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LORD THE LIBRARIAN OF THE CORNELL LIBRARY CHARLES E. TREMAN CHARLES H. BLOOD ROBERT H. TREMAN CHARLES EZRA CORNELL MYNDERSE VAN CLEEF JARED T. NEWMAN ANDREW D. WHITE ROGER B. WILLIAMS EMMONS L. WILLIAMS ...... . . Secretary CHARLES D. BOSTWICK . . . AssfLsta11,ZSec1'eta1'y TTerm of Office Cfive yearsj expires in IQIO, the next group of Six in 1911, etc., etc. CBJ Elected by the Board. CAD Elected by Alumni. , CGD Elected by the New York State Grange for IQOQ-IQIO. CSD Appointed by the Governor. 14 iBresiiJent Eiacoh Quulh Qrburman .H L R LHCQLIUEGTZCQF fl ARTS aNE ECHENCES CHARLES HENRY HULL, Ph.B., Ph.D., Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, and Pro- fessor of American History ' Ph.B., Cornellg Ph.D., Halle and Soale. A Z , KD B K. faculty GOLDWIN SMITH, A.M., LL.D., L.H.D., D.C.L., Professor of English History, Emeritus A.B., 1845? A.M., Oxford, 1848, LL.D., Brown University, 1865, L.H.D., Regents of the University of the State Of New York, I87O, D.C.L., Oxford, 1882. Elf T. HIRAM CORSON, A.M., LL.D., Litt.D., Professor of English Literature, Emeritus A.M., Princeton, 1864, LL.D., Saint jOhn'S College, 1878? Litt.D., Princeton, r9o3, Honorary member of the Vedanta Society, New York. THE REVEREND CHARLES MELLEN TYLER, A.M., D.D., Sage Professoriof the History and Philosophy of Religion and of Christian Ethics, Emeritus, and Lecturer on the History and Philosophy of Religion and of Christian Ethics. Oriental Society, City Librarian A.B., A.M., Yale, 1855, D.D., Yale, I8Q2. Skull and Bones. .41 K Z, di B K. JAMES MORGAN HART, AB., A.M., I.U.D., Litt.D., Professor of the English Language and Literature, Emeritus A.B., PrincetOn,186ogA.M., 1863 3 juris Utriusque Doctor, Gottingen, I864, Litt.D., Princeton, igoog American Philosophical Society, Philadelphia, Modern Lan- guage Association of America, Philological Society CLOndonj. A A di, 117 B K. GEORGE VVILLIAM JONES, A.M., Professor of Mathematics, Emeritus A.B., Yale, 1859, A.M., 1862. F N Clireshmanj, Q B K. 16 Tiioxms FRED1aR1t.tK CRANE, A.M., l.itt.D., Professor of Zlze Romance Languages and Liferal1n'c. lfmerilus A.B., Princeton, 18645 All., 18675 l'h.D. CHonoraryf, 18745 Litt.D., Princeton, IQO3. li' .-I, W 13 lt. Smox HENRY CAGE, BS., l'mj1'sso1' of llisiology and limlrryology, Emeritus BS., Cornell, 18875 .I If Q I' W. B1'RT GREEN W11.D1eR. BS., MD., l'r1rf1'ssorof .X'v1rro!ogyt111d Vertebrate Zoology BS. Csmnnitz cum laznlvl. l,:1wrc11ce Scientific School fHz1rvardJ, 1862: M.D., Har- vztrtl Medical School. 181111. XYlf'C-l,I'CSlt'lQlll Biological Section, American ASSO- ciation :XtlX'ZlllCL'Ill0lll Science, 18855 l'1'1-sitleiit Ainerican Neurology Association, 18855 Presiflciit Associatioxi .XIllL'l'lt'Zlll Anatomists, 1898. joiix HENRX' CONlS'l'tJl'K, BS., l'mjt's.wr' of lfllltlllltlltlftl' and Gerzcfnzl Izztferlebrate Zoology B.S.,Cor11ell, 1874. J I', I E. lV.iTER11.xx 'lliioxus H liWIi'l I', A.B., All., I'h.D., Professor of the German. Language and Literature A.B., Amherst, 18695 All., 18715 l'l1,lJ,, Cornell. 1879. Member of Society of Frisian Language and Literztture, of the Society of Frisian History, Antiquities and Philology, of the Society of Netherland Literature, ofthe Goethe Society, of the Modern Language Association of America, of the American Philosophical Society. U' If EDWARD LEA111x1sToN NIL'l'lOI.'5, BS., Ii'h.D.. LL.D., Professor of Plzys-ics B.S., Cornell, 18755 Pl1.D., Gottingen, 18795 LL.D., University of Pennsylvania, 1904. Member of National Academic Sciences5 American Academy of Arts and American Philosophical Societyg American Institute of Electrical Engineers. J I' V 1' IEREMI.-11-1 lVHIPPLE JENRS, A.B., A.M., Pl1.D., LL.D., Professor of Political Economy and Politics A.B., 18785 ALM., 1879, University of Michigan5 Ph.D., Halle, 18855 LL.D., Michi- gan, 19035 Expert of United States Industrial Commission in charge of Investi- gation of Trusts, ISQQ-IQOI 5 Commissioner to Orient of YVar Department, 1901- 025 United States Commissioner of International Exchange, 1903-04. A F. LUCIEN AUGUSTUS AVAIT, A.B., Professor of Jldfatlzemalics A.B., Harvard, 1870. Z UQ dl B K. GEORGE LINCOLN BURR, A.B., LL.D., Litt.D., Professor of Medieval History A.B., Cornell, 18815 LL.D., Wisconsin, 19045 Litt.D., 'Western Reserve University, 19055 LL.D., Washington College, 1907 5 Librarian of the President White Library. IP B K. CHARLES EDWIN BENNETT, A.B., Litt.D., Professor of Latin A.B., Brown, 18785 Litt.D., 19045 President of American Philological Association. A F, 0 B K. JAMES EDWIN CREIGHTON, A.B., Ph.D., LL.D., Sage Professor of Logic arid Metaphysics A.B., Dalhousie College, 18875 Pl1.D., Cornell, 18925 LL.D., Queen's University, 1903. A T Q. I7 EDWARD BRADFORD TITCHENER, Ph.D., LL.D., D.Sc., Litt.D., Sage Professor of Psy- chology 5 B.A., Oxford, 18895 Ph.D., Leipzig, 18925 M.A., Oxford, 18945 LL.D., Wiscon- sin, IQO4, F.Z.S.5 F.A.A.A.S.5 Neurological Society, LondOn5 Aristotelian Society, LondOn5 American Philosophical Society, D.Sc., Oxford5 H.M.M.A. Z E. GEORGE FRANCIS ATKINSON, Ph.B., Professor of Botariy with special reference to Gom- paratiire M orphology arid M ycology Ph.B., Cornell, 18855 F.A.A.A.S.5 Member of Botanical Society of America. 0 B K, Z E. RALPH STOCKMAN TARR, B.S., Professor of Physical Geography B.S., Harvard, 1891. Z E. THE REVEREND NATHANIEL SCHMIDT, AfM., Professor of Semitic Lazzgizages arid Litera- titres Hudiksoold Gymnasium, 18825 University of Stockholm, 1882-845 Theological Seminary, 1884-875 University of Berlin, 18905 A.M., Colgate, 1887. GEORGE PRENTICE BRISTOL, A.M., Professor of Greek A.B., Hamilton, 18765 A.M., 18875 Director of Summer School Session. Z KD, CD B K. WALTER FRANCIS WILLCOX, Professor of Political Economy azicl Statistics A.B., A.M., LL.D., Amherst5 LL.B., Ph.D., Columbia. Ti I , C17 B K, ID A 0. CHARLES DE GARMO, Ph.D., Professor of Science and Art of Edricatiort Ph.D., Halle, 18865 President Swarthmore College, 1891-98. LOUIS MUNROE DENNIS, Ph.B., B.S., Professor of I'l7f0l'gCl'l1'lC Chemistry Ph.B., University of Michigan, 18855 B.S., 1886. W F, E E. JOSEPH ELLIS TREVOR, A.M., Ph.D., Professor of Thermodyriamics A.M., Ph.D., Leipzig, 1892. JOHN ROBERT SITLINGTON STERRETT, Ph.D., LL.D., Professor of Greek Ph.D., Miinchen, I88OQ LL.D., University of Aberdeen, Scotland, 1902. One of the Managers of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens5 its Annual Director, 1896-975 Cor. Member Imp. Germ. Arch. Inst. ID A 6, 0? B K. FRANK ALBERT FETTER, A.B., Ph.D., LL.D., Professor of Political Economy and Firiartce A.B., Indiana University, 18915 Ph:M., Cornell, 18925 Ph.D., Halle, 1894. cp K W. WILLIAM RIDGELEY GRNDORFF, A.B., Ph.D., Professor of Orgarziic and Physiological Ghemistry A.B., johns Hopkins, 18845 Ph.D., 18875 Fellow at johns Hopkins, 1886-87. Member of the American Chemical Society5 Deutsche Chemische Gesellschaft. N I N, Z E. ' WILDER DWIGHT BANCROFT, A.B., Ph.D., Professor of Physical Chemistry A.B., Harvard, 18885 Ph.D., Leipzig, 1892. A K E. 18 ERNEST AIERRITT, ALE., llfmlll of Ihr fIr1I1l1111tc .School and Professor of Physics ME.. Cornell. 1880, 10 li' 'If .Y E. HPINRX' Sli.-XLIZR ll'ILI.I,xxIs, l'l1,l7.. l'1'ofvxso1' of lfealagy 111111 Direclor of the Geological .lI1.1sc11111 Pl1.B., Yale. 18083 l'l1.ll,. IS7Ii Follow Geological Society Amcricag F.G,S., Lon- don. Book and Snake. V' 7', 2' E. CIIARLES VAN l,.XTTliN Youxci, .X,l3.. 1'raf1'ssor of Plzysiciil filtllllfti and Director of the If-v1m1asI'11nt .-LB.. Cornell, 18993 fiifilllllillk' llI'lllk'L'TUTl Theological Seminary. Quill and Dagger. ,-I J 07. j.-mas AICAI.-KNOX, AAI., l'rof1'ss111' of.l'I11llzc11111!i1's AB., Trinity College. llulmlin. ISHIQ AAI., 1899. London Mathematical Society3 American Matlicinzitical Society l'.A.A.A,S. fP K Vi, W B K, I E. JOHN HENRY TANNER, BS., l'l1.lJ., l,l'UfCXS0l' of .lIatl1c'11111tics BS.. Cornell, ISQI. 3lL'Illl'7L'l' of A1111-ricaii Blatlicmatical Society3 F.A.A.A.S.3 Association of Teachers of Mathematics of thc Middle States and Maryland. J I. V - FREDERICK BEDELI., Pl1.D.. Professor' of .--lpplied lilectridty AB., Yale, 18903 MS.. Cornell, 18913 l'l1.D., ISQZ. :I J 09, 1.0 B K, S E. R.-ALP!-I CHARLES HENRX' CATTERAI.I., l'l1.D., Profcssorof1Uoder11Etz.1'opea1z History A.B.,BLlCl41'lCll,I8Q1Q:X.B..HZ1TX'31'd, TSQZQ Pl1.D., Chicago, IQO2. 0 ll 11,0 B K. FRANK TIIILLY, AB.. AAI., l'l1.U., l,l,.l'J., Professor of Philosophy 'WILLARD VVINFIELD ROWLEE, B.L., D.Sc., Professor of Botany, with special reference to Comparative Histology and Systematic Botany B.L., Cornell, 18883 D.Sc., 1893. Member of Society for Plant Morphology and Pl1ysiology3 F.A.A.A.S. K I, I E. HEINRICH RIES, Ph.D., Professor of Ecozzomic Geology Pl'1.B., Columbia, I8Q2Q A.M., 1894i Pl1.D., 18963 University Fellowship, Columbia, IQO3 -19053 Barnard Fellowship, 19oo-o7. I E. WILLIAM ALEXANDER HAMMOND, A.M., Pl1.D., Sage Professor of nl-ztcieiit Philosophy, and Secretary of the U ziiversity Faculty A.B., Harvard, 18853 Ph.D., Leipzig, 1891. ERNEST ALBEE, Ph.D., .-lssistaut Professor of Philosophy A.B., University of Vermont, 18873 Pl1.D., Cornell, 1894. 111 B K. HOLLIS ELLSWORTH DANN, Professor of Music Savage Club, Cosmopolitan Club, Sinfonia. Mus. D., Alfred University. MARTIN WRIGHT SAMPSON, A.B., A.M., Professor of English Language arid Literature V A.B., A.M., University of Cincinnati. I9 BENJAMIN FREEMAN IQINGSBURY, Ph.D., M.D., Professor of Histology and Embryology Cornell, I8QSQ Freiburg, Germany, IQO4Q Fellow A.A.A.S., A.B., Buchtel, I8Q3Q Collaborator American journal of Anatomy, journal Comparative Neurology, etc. Q A 0, Z E. ERVIN LOUIS PHILLIPS, A.B., Professor of Military Science and Tactics A.B., Cornell, 1891. Captain Thirteenth U. S. Cavalry. SUTHERLAND SIMPSON, D.Sc., M.D., Professor of Physiology WILLIAM WISTAR COMFORT, A.B., A,M., Ph.D., Professor of the Rornance Languages and Literature EVERETT WARD OLMSTED, Ph.B., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of the Romance Languages Ph.B., Cornell, 18913 Ph.D., 18973 Savage Club3 Book and Bowl. B 9 H. WILLIAM STRUNK, JR., A.B., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of the English Language and Literature A.B., University of Cincinnati, 18903 Ph.D., Cornell, 1896. 0 B K. HENRY AUGUSTUS SILL, A.M., Ph.D., Professor of Ancient History A.B., Columbia, 18883 AM., 18893 Ph.D., Halle, 1900. A A 60, CD B K. HERBERT CHARLES ELMER, A.B., Ph.D., Professor of Latin A.B., Cornell, 18833 Ph.D., johns Hopkins, 1888. B 0 H, 0 B K. GILBERT DENNISON HARRIS, Ph.B., Professor of Palaeontology and Stratigraphic Geology Ph.D., Cornell, 1886. Member de la Societe Geol. de France. L.F.G.S.A. KD B K, Z - A-v 1.1 . CHARLES LOVE DURHAM, MA., Ph.D., Professor of Latin Ph.D., Cornell, ISQQQ Secretary of Administrative Board in charge of Freshmen and Sophomoresg Assistant to Dean of College of Arts and Sciencesg Savage Clubg Book and Bowl. K llf. GEORGE WALTER CAVANAUGH, B.S., Professor of Chernistry in its relations with Agri- culture B.S., Cornell, 1896. EDWIN WALTER KEMMERER, A.B., Ph.D., Professor of Economics and Finance A K E, KD B K. JOHN SANFORD SHEARER, B.S., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Physics B.S., Cornell, 1893g Ph.D., 1901. Z E. ADAM CAPEN GILL, A.B., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Miiieralogy and Petrography A.B., Amherst, 1884i Ph.D., Munich, 18923 Member of 'lDeutsche Geologische Gesellschaftf' F.A.A.A.S., F.G.S.A. FREDERICK CLARKE PRESCOTT, A.B., Assistant Professor of the English Language and Literature A.B., Harvard, 1894. B 0 U. 20 EMILE AIONNIN C1-IAMOT, B.S., Pl1.D., .-lssistorzl Professor of Sanitary Chemistry and Tor icology B.S.. Cornell, 18913 Pl1.D., 1897. I E, Q U' W. ISAAC AIADISOX BENTLEY, B.S., Pl1.D., Assistant Professor of Psychology B.S., Nebraska, 18953 Pl1.D., Cornell, 1898. 10 K V , ID B K, .Y E. CLARK SUTHERL.-AND NORTIIUP, AB., Pl1.D., .-lssisloul Professor of the English Lan- guage and Literalzrre AB., Cornell, 18953 Pl1.D.. 1898. Quill and Dagger, Zodiac. 4? B K. ons IRWIN Hurcnixsox. AB.. Ph.D., .-lssislontl Pro 'essor o' Matlzenzatics 7 AB., Bates College. 18893 Pl1.D., Chicago, 18963 Assistant Editor of Transactions of The American Matlieniatical Society. I E. VIRGIL SNYDER. A.M., Pl1.D., Assistant Professor of llfrzthenzatics B.S., Iowa State College, 18893 AAI., Gottingen, 1893: Ph.D., 1894. Mitgleid der Matliematisclic Gesellschaft zu Gottingeng Member German Mathematical Society. I 5. ERNEST BL.-XKER, B.S., Pl1,D.. .-lssismnt Professor of Physics BS., University of Kansas. 18933 Pl1.D., Cornell, 1901. B 9 H, I 5. GUY BIOXTROSE XYHIPPLE, AB., Pl1.D.. Assistant Professor of Science and Art of Edn- ration AB., Brown, 18973 Pl1.D., Cornell, 1900. W J 0, .Y E. OTI-ION GOEPP GUERLAC, LZ'L'C'IZ'Cl6 es lettres, Assistant Professor of the Romance Lan- gnages Licencie es Lettres, University of Paris, 18933 Licencie endroit, University of Paris, 1897. JAMES ALBERT VVINANS. AB., A.M., LLB., .-lssistoazt Professor in Oratory and Debate' AB., Hamilton College, I8Q7QA.1NI., IQOOQ LLB., Cornell, 1907. A K E, CD B K. ALBERT BERNHARDT FAUST, AB., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of German AB., Johns Hopkins, 18893 Ph.D., 1892. B 0 ll, fp B K. WILLIAM BENJAMIN FITE, Pl1B., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of llflathematics Ph.B., Cornell, 18923 Pl1.D., 1901. A T 41,2 E. PAUL RUSSELL POPE, AB., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of German A.B.,AClelbe1't, 18983 Ph.D., Leipzig, 1903. B 0 11,0 B K. ARTHUR WESLEY BROWNE, M.S., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Inorganic and Analytical Chemistry B.S.,Wesleyan,19003M.S.,19013Ph.D.,Cornell,1903. A A 0, C17 B K, Z E, S 142, PA. HUGH DANIEL REED, B.S., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Nenrology and Vertebrate Zoology B.S., Cornell, 18993 Ph.D., 1903. PA, Z 5. ZI ALEXANDER DYER BQACGILLIVRAY, Ph.B., Ph.D., flssistant Professor of Entomology and General Invertebrate Zoology WILLIAM ALBERT RILEY, BS., Ph.D., .-lssistant Professor of Entomology B.S., De Pauw, 1897, Ph.D., Cornell, 1903, Secretary to the Faculty of College of Agriculture. J Ia, W B K, .Z E, f' J. LANE COOPER, A.M., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of English A.B., Rutgers, ISQCQ A.M., Yale, 1898, Ph.D., Leipzig, 1901. 41 CD, Q B K. JAMES GEORGE NEEDHAM, B.S., M.S., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Limnology and General Biology B.S., Knox University, 1891, M.S., 1893, Ph.D., Cornell, 1898. ORA MINER LELAND, B.S., Assistant Professor in Astronomy and Geodesy B.S., University of Michigan, C.E. S E. ANDREW HUNTER, M.A., B.Sc., M.B., Ch.B., Assistant Professor of Biochemistry M.A., B.Sc., M.B., Ch.B., Edinburgh. JULIAN PLEASANT BRETZ, Ph.D., .-lssistant Professor of flmerican History Ph.D., University of Chicago. KA. CSouthern.j HERMANN CHRISTIAN DAVIDSON, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of German Ph.D., Kiel, 1903. JOSEPH QUINCY ADAMS, JR., A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of the English Lan- guage and Literature A.B., Wake Forest College, 1900, A.M., 1901, Ph.D., Cornell, Zodiac. SERENO BURTON CLARK, A.B., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Latin , ELIAS JUDAH DURAND, A.B., D.Sc., Instructor in Botany and :lssistant Curator of the Cryptogamic I-Ierbarium, Fellow .-lmericon :lssociation for the Advancement of Science, .Member Botanical Society of America A.B., Cornell, 1893, D.Sc., 1895, Quill and Dagger. I E. ELLEN BRAINARD CANEIELD, Instructor in Sage College, in charge of the Gyinnasiuni for Vlfomen LOUIS WVARNER RIGGS, A.M., Ph.D., Instructor in Chemistry EUGENE PLUMB ANDREWS, A.B., Instructor in flrchceology, and Curator of the Ililuseum of Casts A.B., Cornell, 1895. Sphinx Head, Savage Club. A T Q, 0 B If. BENTON SULLIVAN MONROE, A.M., Ph.D., Instructor in English A.B., Cornell, 1896, A.M., 1897, Ph.D., 1901. 0 B K. ARTHUR LYNN ANDREWS, Ph.D., Instructor in English EDWARD GODFREY COX, A.M., Instructor in English A.B., Wabash College, I8QQQ A.M., Cornell, 1901, Ph.D., Cornell, 1906. A TA. VVILLARD JAMES FISHER, A.B., Ph.D., Instructor in Physics 22 HERBERT GROVE DURSIEY, B.S., MS., PlI.D,. lII.YlI'llL'10I' in Physics Denison. I897Q NLS., IS98g l'lI.D.,CoI'1IC-ll, 1903. I3 F1 ll, fl! K 41, 2' E. CLARENCE ALBERT l'IIaRcIs, B.S., BIS., I'lI.D., lazstruclm' in Physics ARTIIUR GDRDDX, A.B., All., l'lI.lJ., lrzslrzzclor i1IF1'eI1c11 AV. FRANCIS Rom-:RT SI-IARIIE, BA., I'lI.l7.. lrzstrzzclor in ,Uallzeuzatics BA., Canibriflgcg l'lI.D., C0l'l1L'll. I 5. XYALTER BI'cRIxGII.1xM C.xRx'IaR, I'lI.ID,, lnslrzrctur in Illlzllzemczlics PlI.B., Dickinson. ISQQQ PlI.lJ.. johns Hopkins, I904. Member American Mathe matical Society. W I3 K. GORRELL RUIZERT WIIITE. A.B.. lnsfrzrctar in fQfIL'lJI1.S1l'j' Aleinbic. I' .'l, I E. ROSXX'ELL CLIFTON GIBRS, A.B., All., Inslrzzctar in Physics AB., Cornell. IQOUQ All., IQOS. fl' If lf, I E. FLOYD NKARKER RICI-ITMEYER. AB., Inslruclar in Physics ,. - ARTHUR R.-Axuxx, A.B., PlI.D., Inslrzrclar in .lfalhematics DAVID CLINTON GILLESPIE, A.B.. AAAI., Pl1.D., 1lISf7'lLCf07' in IlfIath.ematics A.B., University of Virginiag PlI.D., Gottingen. K f. RALPH CIIAPMAN RDDGERS, ME., A.M., Insirzzcior in Physics ME., Cornell, 19055 AM., 1908. Savage Club, Cornell Masque. A 20. WILFDRD RIURAY XYILSON, M.D., Iustrzfcior in Meteorology SMILEY BLANTON, B.S., Instructor in Orafory B.S., Vanderbilt University, I904Q Curry School of Expression, 1905. Z N. ALEXANDER M. DRUMMOND, AB., A.M., Iustrziclor in Oratory and Debate A.B., Hamilton, M.A., Harvard. .Ll K E. CLYDE FIRMAN CRAIG, A.B., PITD., I'l'lSfl'Z'lCf07 i1'L Matherriatics FREDERICK WILLIAM OVVENS, Ph.D., Irzstriictor in Mathematics OSCAR DIEDRICII voN ENGELN, A.B., Irzstrzictor iii Physical Geography 2 : I- . JEAN MARIUS GELAS, Irzstriictor in Fencing HARRY WESTFALL REDFIELD, B.S., Irzszfructor iii Chemistry B.S., Cornell, 1900. I E. GUSTAVE ERNST FREDRICK LUNDELL, AB., Iristriictor iii Chemistry AB., IQOB. 2 HARRY BATES BROWN, A.B., A.M., Instructor in Botany A.B., A.M., Indiana University. .Z E. FRED A. lWOLBY, A.B., A.M., Instructor in Physics A.B., Baker University, A.M., Cornell. Z E. GEORGE WILLIAM NASMYTH, A.B., A.M., Instructor in Physics A.B., Cornell, IQO6. President Of Graduate Club Of Cornell. Quill and Dagger. Y 1.1. ALBERT ALEXANDER SOMERVILLE, B.S., Instructor in Physics FRED F. SHETTERLY, A.B., Instructor in Chemistry CHARLES ARTHUR STEWART, A.B., A.M., Instructor in Geology WILLIAM ATWOOD HILTON, B.S., Ph.D., Instructor in Histology and Embryology ALBERT HAZEN XMRIGHT, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Instructor in Neurology and Vertebrate Zoology A.B., Cornell, 1904, A.M., 1905, Pl'1.D., 1908. ffl, .S E. JOHN BAUER, A.B., PlI.D., Instructor in Econornics EDWARD KIRKE SUPER, A.B., Instructor in Econornic Geology CONV STURGIS, A.B., Instructor -in Romance Languages ELMER JAMES BAILEY, Pli.B., Ph.M., Ph.D., Instructor in English IRVING PERRINE, A.B., Instructor in Geology and Physical Geography T. WEED RIKER, A.M., B.Litt., Instructor in Illodern European History WALTER WOODBURN HYDE, A.B., A.M., PlI.D., Instructor in Greek ALBERT LEROY ANDREWS, A.B., A.M., Pli.D., Instructor in Greek and Scan-di1zazn'an JAMES FREDERICK MASON, A.B., Instructor in the Rornance Languages WARREN BENJAMIN CATLIN, A.B., B.E., Instructor in Economics WALTER EDWARD LAGERQUIST, A.B., A.M., Instructor in Political Economy and Sta- tistics LUDWIC REINHOLD GEISSLER, B.L., Ph.D., Instructor in Psychology EDSON HOYT NICHOLS, A.B., Instructor in Ghernistry THOMAS WIIITNEY BENSON WELSH, A.B., Instructor in Ghernistry ALEXANDER SARKIS GALADJIKIAN, A.B., Instructor in Physics JOSEPH VANCE NICIQELVEY, A.B., Pli.D., Instructor in Matheinatics LOUIS LAZARUS SILYERMAN, A.B., A.M., Instructor in Illathernatics JOHN LYON RICH, A.B., A.M., Instructor in Physical Geography ALFRED HARRISON JONES, A.B., Instructor in Philosophy 24 SAMUEL ARCHER MUIIIPORD, .-LB., MD., Physical Examiner at Cyinnasiinn and In siructor In Plzyszcal Dzagnosis RICHARD R.-xv IQIRK, A.B., ILM., Iuslrzaflor in English CARLTON CHASE BIURDOCK, B.S., lnslrnclor in Physics H1XRI.EX' EARL I'IONYE, BS., M..-X., Instructor l.ILl,l1V1 SiC5 I'I.-XWLEY OTIS T.xYLOR, A.l3., Instructor in Physics BURTON -IUDSON LEMON, Instructor in Vlzvnzistrjy FORTUNE THERSILE RICHARD PERRIN, .tX.B., Instructor in French ERNEST JACOB FLUEDEL, Ph.IJ., Instructor in German JOHN ROSCOE TURNER, BS., M.S., Instructor in Ecotzoinics Qssistunts FRED CLARKSON FOXVLER, fLIoclIII1I1'ciHn. in the .Department of Physics ROBERT SHORE, .-lssistant to the Professor of Botany and Head Gardener WILLIS DAVID STEPHENS, .1Icc1iazziI'1'aiI. in Physics SIDNEY L. GALPIN, A.B., .-Alssistant I-lI,Dj'I1-11711-IUC Geology AB., XVcStcr11 Reserve University. 01 FJ, LUTHER BYNUNI LOCRIIART, Ph.B., Assistant in Chemistry EDWIN FREDERICK RATHJEN, A.B., A.M., Assistant in Cheinistry GEORGE FREDERICK ROOALSRY, A.B., Assistant in lbfodern European History. A X. ROSS PETER ANDERSON, AB., Assistant in Chemistry HENRY NORTH FREAR, A.B., Assistant in Chemistry FREDERIC CORSS CHURCH, A.B., Assistant in .Medieval History. 0 B K. THOMAS GLENN DURKAN, A.B., Assistant in Economics MAJOR EDWARD HOLLIES, B.S., A.B., Assistant in Cheniistry ARTHUR EARL HOULEHAN, Assistant in Clieinistry A HARRY MORTON FITZPATRICK, A.B., Assistant in Botany WILLIAM MOORE, A.B., Assistant in Botany HARRY RALPH STANDIFORD, Assistant in M ilitary Science and Tactics CHARLES WALTON FITCH, Assistant in Militaify Science and Tactics CLEMENT EDWARD CHASE, Assistant in Military Science and Tactics BLAINE BUTLER RAMEY, Assistant in Military Science and Tactics . Senatorg Scabbard and Blade. 25 FRANCIS SMITH TVIARLOXV, Assistant in M-ilitLz.1'y Science and Tactics JAMES EDWIN CUFF, Assistant in Physical Cnltnre EBBA ELIZABETH ALMGREN, M.D., Medical Exaniiner, Sage College Gyninasinni. CHESTER H. WATERS, B.S., Assistant in Histology and Eitiibryology FRANCIS RAYMOND NITCI-IIE, A.B., Assistant in Physics THEODORE FLETCHER MEAD, A.B., Assistant in Histology and Enilvryology WALTER CHRISTOPHER OYCONNELL, Assistant in Uvfrestlizzig HORACE VVADSWORTH GILLETT, AB., Assistant in Chei-nistry JOHN CLEVELAND COTI-IRAN, A.B., Assistant in Cheniistry CHARLES HAMILTON VVILLIAMS, AB., B.S. in Ed., Assistant in Philosophy ARTHUR JOHN AVILSON, B.S., M.S., Assistant in Cheinistry JOHN GAUB, B.Sc., Assistant in Cheniistry SIDNEY VVINTERS SHATTUCK, AB., Assistant in Cheniistry EDGAR REGINALD CROETS, Assistant in Physical Cnltnre LAWRENCE CONLEY, Assistant in Boxing EDWIN CHARLES TXTAYER, AB., Assistant in Physics EDWARD THOMAS TURNER, Assistant -in Physics VVILLIAM JUDSON TW.-XRSH, A.B., Assistant in Cheinistry ELISABETH COOKE, Ph.D., Assistant in E.vperiniental Therapeutics PI.-XRRY EDWIN SMITH, A.B., A.M., Assistant in Politics SAMUEL VV. MOORE, B.S., Assistant in Political Econoiny and Finance WVILLIAM SILLIMAN FOSTER, A.B., Assistant in Psychology ALEXANDER HARDIE FORMAN, B.S., Assistant in Physics CARL ABELL ZELLER, PhB., M.A., Assistant in Physics CHARLESIVVILLIAM BENNETT, B.S., A.M., Assistant in Chetnistry GAIL J. FINK, A.B., Assistant in Cheniistry FRANK ELMORE RICE, AB., Assistant in Cheniistry EMMET FRANCIS HITCH, A.B., A.M., Assistant in Chemistry THOMAS ROLAND BRIGGS, A.B., Assistant in Clienzistry GEORGE ARTHUR PERLEY, B.S., Assistant in Chenzistry JAMES THEOPILUS BARRETT, AB., A.M., Assistant in Botany STANLEY VVOODRUFF ALLEN, Assistant in Geology 26 KAO RICIi.ARD ALAN AIORDOFF. Assistant in Plzysical ffeograpliy CLAYTON SAIILEY COOI:ESIIAI.I,, .-lssislant in Physical IT'ztlltu'e HARRY W. ll.-XYES. HS.. .-lssistant in 131.0L'lll?J'Hl'Sl1'J' ana' Physiology PIOW.-XRD D. HADLET, Assistant in Plzysical fqlllflllv CARLTON FRIEND NTILLER, BS., .-lssistant in C4lZU1'l1Z-S1111' BI.-KXIMILIAN BIEIER GOLDHERG, ME., .-lssislanl in Physics THEODORE SEDOWICR JOHNSON, B.S., Assislant in Physics ROLAND ELISIIA STONE, BSO, MSI-., Assistant in Botany LESLIE THOAIPSON SUTIIERLAND, AB., Assistant in Chenzistry EDWARD JACOB PETRY, B.Sc., Assistant in Botany BIARION ROSS XV.-KTSON, Assistant in A-Tililary Science and Tactics JOIIN HENRY' SIIERAIAN, Assistant in Jlililary Science and Tactics CLAUDE NIARTIN THIELE, Assistant in TUil1'tary Science and Tactics STEPHEN RENIINOTON XYING, B.S., Assistant in ltlzyseics CHARLES ADAMS HARRINOTON, AB., Assistant in Physics DAVID HENRY LEHM.-KN, Assistant in Physical Czzllnre THOMAS IQIRBY DAVIS, AB., Assistant in Histology ELI.-XS FREUDENHEIA1, A.B., Assistant in Cflzeinistry ROBERT SULLIVAN HOLLINGSHEAD, Assistant in Cheniistry ERNEST BARN,-XRD COBB, Assistant in .-lmerican History JOHN THOMAS LLOYD, Assistant in Biology LEE MZCBRIDE WHITE, A.B., Assistant in English HYMEN TVIAX BARR, Reader in English LLEWELLYN BUELL, Reader in English IDA ETHELSTONE NIGHTINGALE, Reader in English CHARLES ROLAND HUGINS, Assistant in Public Speaking RICHARD TAYLOR MCKNEW, Assistant in Physics WILLIAM DAVID CRAIG, Assistant in Physics JOSEPH CHURCH ANDREWS, Assistant in Cheinistry JACOB GEORGE BRODY, Assistant in Chemistry WALLACE EVERETT CALDWELL, Assistant in Ancient History HAROLD EATON RIEGGER, Assistant in Cheinistry 27 N 1 lm H11 8 8 +A-----V ll P I 8 8 4... i . 9 ,. 9 M I. .WW I I Q - 1- W IHll ll V i P il A 9 ' I-I O N . ly ,--up P3857 I FRANK IRVINE, BS., LL.B., Director of the Col , i - 'yu Q94 Y lege of Law, and Dean of the Faculty. Pro X A fessor of Practice and Procedure E -I 4 --j l f B.S., Cornell. Quill and Dagger. If CD. we-AR farultp WILLIAM ALBERT FINCH, AB., Professor of Low AB., Cornell, I88O. A X, Q B K. EDWIN HAMLIN WOODRUFF, LL.B., Professor of Law LL.B., Cornell, 1888. WILLIAM LINCOLN DREW, BS., LL.B., Professor of Law B.S., University of Iowa, 1889, LLB., 1892. ALFRED HAYES, IR., A.lVl., LLB., Professor of Low A.B., Princeton, I8QS, A.M., Princeton, 1898, LL.B.,Colu1nbia, 1898. CD K W QBK. CHARLES TRACEY STAGG, LL.B., Assiszorrt Professor of Law LLB., Cornell, 1902. Q11 W. 28 m mr C rl' gi Q etorerlsi.. l 3 1 onseoe 1 Q , 1 ng'-1 .L N NHURG POLK, BLD., LLD., llirculor of Cornell L'lIfl'U6'l'S1.l'l' Mfedical Col- lege and Professor of Clinical Surgery, De- parlmclzl of ffy11ccolog,1','Gynecologist to Belle- vue lflospiial, and Olvstetriciazz io Emergency Lying-in Hospital 01.0 3I.D.. College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, ISGQQ LL.D., University ofthe South, 1892, I.L.D., Columbia, 1904. Consulting Physician to Saint Luke's Hospital, to Saint Vincent's Hospitalg to New York Lying-in Hospital, to Trinity Hospital. jfarultp in jaetn Quria I AUSTIN FLINT, LL.D., M.D., Professor Emeritus of Plzysiologyg Consulting Physician to Bellevue Hospitalg President of the Cozzsultizzg llledical Board of the llflanhattan Hospital for the Irtsazzeg llileznlver .-l.--l.:l.S. MD., Jefferson Medical College, 1857, LL.D., 1885. .4 K K. LEWIS ATTERBURY STIMSON, AB., MD., LL.D., Professor of Surgeryg Consulting Sur- geon to Bellevue H ospitalg Surgeon to New York and Hudson Street Hospital A.B., Yale, 1863, MD., Bellevue Hospital Medical College, 1874, LL.D., Yale, 19oo. RUDOLPI-i AUGUST YVITTHAUS, A.M., MD., Professor of Chemistry and llledical juris- prudence and Toxicology A.B., Columbia, 1867, A.M., 1868, M.D., University of New York, 1875. A1 ZF. VVILLIAM GILMAN THOMPSON, Ph.B., MD., Professor of Zlledicineg Visiting Physician to Presbyterian and Bellevue Hospitals Ph.B., Yale, S.S.S., 1877, MD., Columbia, College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1881. A W, WAS. 29 GEORGE YVOOLSEY, A.B., M.D., Professor of Anatomy and Clinical Surgery, Surgeon to Bellevue H ospital, Associate Surgeon to Presbyterian Hospital A.B., Yale, 18813 M.D., Columbia, College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1885. Surgeon to Presbyterian and Bellevue Hospitals. di A E. JAMES CLIFTON EDGAR, Pli.B., A.M., M.D., Professor of Obstetrics, 1-lttending Obstetri- cian to the Emergency Hospital of Bellevue Hospital, Obstetric Surgeon to M anhattan lllaternity Dispensary, Consulting Obstetrician to the City Hospital Ph.B.,Lafayette,1882gA.B., 1884, A.M., 18865 M.D., New York University, 1885. Z Elf, CD A Z. FREDERICK GWYER, M.D., Professor of Operative and Clinical Surgery, Surgeon to Beth Israel Hospital . M.D., New York University, 1883. QD A S. IRVING SAMUEL HAYNES, Pl'1.B., M.D., Professor of Practical .-lnatomy, Surgeon to Harlem Hospital Ph.B., Wesleyan, 1885, M.D., New York University, 1887. A K E, 0 A S. ALEXANDER LAMBERT, A.B., Pli.D., M.D., Professor of Clinical llledicine, Physician to Bellevue Hospital A.B., Yale, 18845 Pl'1.B., 1885g M.D., Columbia, 1888. J K E, ID A Z. CHARLES EDWARD NAMMACK, Ph.B., M.D., LL.D., Professor of Clinical ZVIedicine, Phy- sician to Bellevue Hospital, Visiting Physician to St. Vincenfs Hospital Ph.B., Saint Francis Xavier's, New York, 1878, M.D., Bellevue Hospital Medical College, 1881, LL.D., Fordham, 1908. GEORGE THOMPSON ELLIOT, A.B., M.D., Professor of Clinical Surgery, Department of Dermatology, Consulting Dermatologist to Saint Luke's, Columbus and New York Lying-in Hospitals A.B., Yale, 1877, M.D., University of Louisiana, 1881. A K CHARLES STEDMAN BULL, A.M., M.D., Professor of Clinical Surgery, Department of Ophthalmology, Surgeon to New York Eye and Ear Inyirrnary, Consulting Ophthal- mic Surgeon to Saint Lukels and Presbyterian H ospitals, and Saint M ary's Hospital for Children A.B., Columbia, 1864, A.M., 1867, M.D., 1868. JOSEPH EDCIL YVINTERS, M.D., Professor of Clinical Zlledicine, Department of Pedia- trics, Physician to Willar'd Park Hospital M.D., New York University, 1872. Q A f. NEVVTON MELMAN SHAFFER, M.D., Professor of Clinical Surgery, Department of Ortho- pedic Surgeryg Surgeon-in-Chief to the New York State Hospital for the care of the Cripplea and Deformed Children, Consulting Orthopedic Surgeon to Saint Luke's and Presbyterian Hospitals, Consulting Surgeon to New York Infirmary for Women and Children M.D., New York University, 1867. O CH.'xR1.ES Looxils DAN.-1, .-XM.. M.D., l,l,.IJ.. Professor of Cl1'1z'1'cc1lllflediciize, Depart- ment of lD1.SCQl5l'S of ll11' .X'l'l i.'OIl.Y .Nl-l'XlCHI, Pl1,1'.s1'ci1111 lo Bellevue Hospital arid to the .lIor11vfio1'1' I-l1r111c. .Yc'111'nlogis1 111 llllllllilllis l'losp1't1zl, f'l'Oll-Slflllllg fllierzist to lllaiz- l111lf1111 Stale 1,117-SPI-till A.l3.. D:11'111iou1l1, 18723 .X.Nl., 18753 Ni.lYl.,ClJll.1ITllJl8., 18753 M.D., College of Physi- cians Elllfl SLITQUUITS, New York. 18711. V' If .Y I .lf fl? I3 l1'. FRE11ER11f1i li.-1111112111218 M.D., l'rafcs.vor of l'li11i1'11l Szrrgcry, .Szirgeorz to lllt?C:0I'71lCZ1'LCl7Zd 5111711 I'lr11111'1's llaspilals M.D., University of .l,:l'L'll,JllI'g, G1-1'111z111y. FREDER11' 3111511.11111 Dxexxis, AB., M.D., l'.R.C.S., Professor of ClllZ1'CGlStll'g6'1'jl, Sur- geon to Hcllcrlri' 111111' Saint l'i11cc11l's H11spil11ls .-YB.. Yale. ISYZQ M.D., Bclleviic I-lospitzil Klcclical College, 1874. U l'. S.1s11'EL .XLIZXANDI-IR. All., M.D., l'r1-fcssor' of filllllllcltll Surgery, Departuzeizzt of the Dis- eases of the ffcrlilo-I 'rirmr-1' .QYl'.VlCllI,' SIIVQCUII lo Bellevue' Hospital amz' to the ,Monte- fiore Home AB., Priiicctoii, 18793 All., 18823 Bellcviic Hospital Medical College. JAMES Ew1xo, All., M.D., Profcmwr' of 1'111l1oZog,1' AB.. .-Xnilicrst. 18883 AAI., 18913 M.D., Columbia, College Of Physicians and Sur- geons, ISQI. J If 10 .Ml I, IP I3 lf. PERCIVAL RANNEY BOLTON, Pl1.B., M.D., Professor of Clinical Surgery, Surgeort to .Yew York H aspilal Pl1.B., Yale, 18865 M.D., Coluinlaia. ISQO. ll? .-I If YV.-XRREN COLEMAN, .-LM., M.D., Professor of Clirzical llledicine and Applied Pharma- cology, IJ1Zj'Sl'ClUI11 to Bellevue Hosjritfil 7 7 V j V AB., Kentucky University, 18883A.1l., IS8QQ New York University, 1891. 10 A Z. LEWIS ATTERBURY CONNER, Pl1.B., M.D., Professor of Cll'1'l'lCGlM8d'lCi'116, Physiciau to the New York and Hudson Street Hospitals Ph.B.,- Yale, 1887, M.D., Columbia, 1890. W fl S. FREDERICK WHITING, A.M., M.D., Professor of Clinical Surgery, Department of Otologyg Aural Surgeon to New York Eye and Ear IIlfll'771,Cl7'1V, aud Surgeon to Saiiit Bartholo- mew's Clinic BERTRAM HENRY' BUXTON, B.A., M.D., Professor of Experimental Pathology B.A., Cambridge, England, 1874, M.D., New York University, 1891. 0 A Z. CHARLES LANGDON GIBSON, A.B., M.D., Professor of Clinical Surgery, Surgeon to Sairtt Lulee's arid City H ospitals, M embre de l'Associatiort Francaise de Chirurgie AB., Harvard, 18863 M.D., 1889. .1-1 K K. THOMAS WOOD HASTINGS, A.B., M.D., Professor of Cliuical Pathology, Assistant Visit- irlg Physiciari to Bellevue Hospital AB., johns Hopkins, 18943 M.D., 1898. 10 K Yf. ROBERT ANTHONY HATCHEIQ, Ph.G., M.D., Professor of Pharmacology and Materia Medica O1 GRAHAM LUSK, Professor of Physiology JOHN AUGUSTUS HARTWELL, Ph.B., M.D., Professor of Clinical Surgery anal Surgeon to Bellevue and Lincoln Hospitals, Assistant Surgeon to Presbyterian Hospital Pl'1.B., Yale, I88QQ M.D., Columbia, 1892. 1D A Z. FRANK SHERMAN ll'lEARA, M.D., Professor of Therapeutics and Clinical Mediciiie CHARLES NICOLL BANCKER CAMAC, A.B., M.D., Professor of Clinical Meolicirie, Lecturer on Medicine, Instructor in Illedicine and Physical Diagnosis, Physician to the City Hospital A.B., University Of Pennsylvania, ISQZQ M.D., 1895. A W, I0 A 2. WILLIAM JAMES ELSER, M.D., Professor of Bacteriology M.D., Bellevue Hospital Medical College, 1895. ID A 2. YVILLIAM B. COLEY, M.D., Professor of Clinical Surgery JAMES C. JOHNSTON, A.B., M.D., Assistant Professor of Clinical Surgery, Departinent of Derinatology, and Instructor in Pathology AB., Johns Hopkins, I8QO, M.D., New York University, 1892. A K K, B 0 H. OTTO HENRY SCHULTZE, A.B., M.D., Assistant Professor of Pathological A-natorny, President Pathological Society, New York A.B., College of the City of New York, 18865 M.D., Columbia, 1889. J KE, A K K. JEREMIAH SWEETSER FERGUSON, M.S., M.D., Assistant Professor of Histology B.S., University of Maine, ISSQQ M.S., I8Q2Q M.D., New York University, 1892. WAI. CHARLES RUPPERT STOCKARD, B.S., MS., Ph.D., Assistant Professorsof Einbryology and Experimental Illorphology AUGUST HOCH, M.D., Assistant Professor of Clinical Illedicine, Departrnent of Psycho- pathology CHARLES GEORGE LEWIS WOLF, A.B., C.M., M.D., Assistant Professor of Cheniistry B.A., University of Manitoba, 18905 M.D., 1894, CM., McGill University, 1896. MELVIN DRESBACH, M.S., M.D., Assistant Professor of Pharniacology JAMES EDWIN NEWOOMB, A.B., M.D., Assistant Professor of Clinical Surgery, Depart- rnent of Laryngology anal Rhinology SILAS P. BEEBE, B.S., Ph.D., Research Assistant in Experiinental Pathology JOHN R. MURLINE, Pl1.D., Assistant Professor of Physiology EDVVARD LOUGHBORO KEYES, AB., Ph.D., M.D., Lecturer on Surgery MAX GUSTAV SCHLAPP, M.D., Lecturer on Pathology and Instructor in Histology and Pathology of the Nervous Systenz, Physician to the City Alrnshouse M.D., Berlin, 1897 Csunirna cuni laudej. A K K. ELLSVVORTH ELIOT, M.D., Lecturer on Surgery XVALTER BENSEL, M.D., Lecturer on Hygiene and Ilffunicipal Sanitation 32 GEORGE DIEBIPSTIER H.-UILEN. .-X.BI., BI.D., Instructor in Obstetrics A.B., Wesleyan. 1888, .-X.BI., 18913 M.D., New York University, 1890. fp A I. LOUIS BBLXRNIER RIGGS. ABI., Pl1.D., Instructor in Clzcmistry and Physics A.BI., University of Blaine. 18853 Pl1.B.. Illinois Wesleyan, 18873 Pl1.D., 1894. II' I, B' I N. CII.-IRLES CLIEEORIJ B.xRROws, A.BI., BLD., Clinical Instructor iI1Snrgery, Department of G,1'l1ccologj',' .-lssislanl G 1'lIc'cologisI to l36'llL'UIlC Hospital A.BI., University of Virginia, 18765 BI.D., 18793 New York University, 1880. Z W. -IOIIN ROGERS, .-XB.. Pl1.B., BLD., Instructor in Clinical Surgery, Surgeon to Goiwern- vm' amz' Saint lfrafzcis Iflospztals, Sccr'vl111'y Io Ihc' .lledicul College in New York City .-LB., Yale. 18873 PILB., 1888, BLD., Columbia. ISQI. W .-I I. GEORGE GR.-xx' BBYARD, BI.D., Instructor in G',I'11ecology BLD., Long Island College Hospital, 1891. JOSEPH FRAENKEL. BI.D.. Leclurer on Neurology and Clinical Instructor in Diseases of the .XvUl'Z'OllS Syslcnz BLD., Imperial Royal University of Vienna, 1889. IB' I N. BENJAMIN TROWRRIIJGE TILTON, A.B.. BI.D., Izzstrzictor in Surgery, Surgeon to the Lincoln Hospilal .-LB., Harvard, 1890, BLD., Freiburg, 1893. 0 .-I I. ARCHIBALD EZEKIEI. ls.x.xCs, BLD., Clinical I'-nstrnctor in Surgery M.D., New York University, 1886. BVII.LI.'xxI SH.-INNON, AB., BLD., Clirzical Instructor in Medicizze, Department of Dis- eases of Children A.B., New York University, 18855 M.D., 1889. 0 A I. ROBERT GRIGG REESE, Pl1.G., M.D., Cl-inical Instructor in Surgery, Department of Ophthalmology, .lssistalzt Surgeon to New York Eye and Ear Infirmary, Ophthalmic Surgeon to the lfVorkhoase and Almshonse Hospitals Pl'1.G., Maryland College of Pharmacy, 18875 M.D., New York University, 1891. 0 I V GUSTAVE SEELIGMANN, M.D., Clinical Instructor in Obstetrics VVALTER A. DUNCKEL, M.D., Instructor in Clinical Mediciiie MONTGOMERY HUNT SICARD, B.S., M.D., Instructor in Physical Diagnosis B.S., Princeton, I8Q4Q M.D., Columbia, 1898. FREDERICK LOVE KEAYS, A.B., M.D., Instructor in Physical Diagnosis FRANCIS CRUGER EDGERTON, M.D., Clinical Instructor in Surgery, Department of Dis- eases of the Genito- Urinary System M.D., Columbia, 1898. W' 28, QA 2. H ISIDORE LEON HILL, A.B., M.D., Clinical Instrnctor in Obstetrics N EN. 33 ALBERTUS E. ADAIR lVlOORE, M.D., Instructor in Obstetrics CDA Z. 'WILLIAM AUGUSTUS DOXVNES, M.D., Instructor in Clinical Surgery M.D., Columbia, 1895. ISRAEL STRAUSS, M.D., Instructor in Cross and Illicroscopic -inatoiny of the Nervous Systein A.B., Brown, ISQAQ M.D., Columbia, 18983 A.M., 1898. THEODORE B. BARRINGER, B.S., M.D., Instructor in IVIedicine and Clinical IVIedicine JOHN PRESCOTT GRANT, M.D., Instructor in Operative Surgery JAMES MORLEY HITZROT, A.B., M.D., Instructor in Surgery JAMES RAMSEY HUNT, M.D., Instructor in Clinical Mediciiiie M.D., University of Pennsylvania, 1893. KD A 2. GEORGE BIRMINGHAM NICAULIFFE, A.B., M.D., Clinical Instructor in Surgery, Depart- inent of Otology A K K. WALTER LINDSAY NILES, M.D., Instructor in Mediciiie and Physical Diagnosis A T 0 A ... JOHN HERBERT CLAIBORNE, M.D., Clinical Instructor in Surgery, Department of Oph- thalinology NATHANIEL R. NORTON, Ph.B., M.D., Instructor in Mediciiie IP A Z. GEORGE H. KCIRBY, B.S., M.D., Clinical Instructor in Mediciirie, Departnient of Psy- chopathology JOHN JOSEPH NUTT, B.L., M.D., Denionstrator of flnatoniy, Clinical Instructor in Ortho- pedic Surgery di A 2. LEROY BROUN, M.D., Clinical Instructor in Surgery, Departinent of Gynecology HAROLD C. BAILEY, M.D., Instructor in Pharniacology HUGHES DAYTON, Ph.B., M.D., Instructor in Physical Diagnosis WESLEY M. BALDWIN, A.B., A.M., Instructor in Anatoniy CHARLES E. S. WEBSTER, JR., B.A., M.D., Instructor in Clinical Therapeutics ALBERT C. GEYSER, M.D., Clinical Instructor in Radiography and Radiotherapy SAMUEL MILBANK, M.D., Instructor in Therapeutics A BIORTIMER WARREN, A.B., M.D., Instructor in Clinical Pathology WILLIAM D. TYRRELL, M,D., Clinical Instructor in Mediciiie, Departnient of Pediatrics LEOPOLD JACHES, M.D., Instructor in Illicrophotography 34 PHILIP SHA PEER, A.B., Pli.D., Instructor in Experimental Pathology ARTHUR S. ARMSTRONG, AB., M.D., Clinical Instructor in Surgery BURTON JAMES LEE, Pl1.B.. BLD., Deznonstralor of Anatomy PILB., Yale, 1894, M.D., Columluia, 1898. KPA Z. EARLE CONNER, M.D., Clinical Illstrnctor in Surgery, Department of Otology JOHN CUTLER TORREY, AB., Pl1.B., Instructor in Experinzerztal Pathology, and Lecturer on Hygiene RICHARD XVEIL, AB., All., Instrzfclor in Experinzental Therapeutics VICTOR CORSE TI-IORNE, PlI.B., M.D., LLB.. Clinical Instructor in Surgery, Depart- ment of the G1ClllfO-Li?'llILlI'Y1' System E FRANK M. HUNTOON, M.D., Instructor in Bacteriology J. F. GUDERNATSCH, llzstrzfclor in Embryology and E.xfper1'mental M'orphology HENRX' PEARSON, M.D., Instrzzctor in .-lnarsthesia PERCY XV. ROBERTS, BLD., Clinz'cal Instructor in Surgery, Department of Orthopedics FRANKLIN THOMAS BURKE, M.D., Clinical Assistant in Surgery, Department of Laryn- gology and Rhinology DOUGLAS SYMMERS, M.D., .-lssistant in Pathology JOHN Fox CONNERS, M.D., Deznonstrator of --lnatoniy, Surgeon to the City Almshouse. A K K. CHARLES AMBROSE DTACK, A.B., M.D., Clinical Assistant in Surgery, Department of Laryngology and Rhinology, Surgeon Nose and Throat Department, Bellevue Hos- pital. M.D., Syracuse, 1899. N I N. SAMUEL MORLEY EVANS, M.D., Clinical Assistant in Medicine, Department of Pedi- atrics WALTER C. MONTGOMERY, M.D., Clinical Assistant in Surgery, Department of Laryn- gology and Rhinology HENRY THOMAS LEE, M.D., Assistant in Pathology M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, 1898. THOMAS A. NEAL, M.D., Assistant in Cross Pathology HARRY MORTIMER ARCHER, M.D., Clinical Assistant in Surgery JOHN WILLIAMS COE, Ph.B., M.D., Assistant in Clinical Pathology X Ph.B., Yale, 1893, M.D., Johns Hopkins, 1898. NATHAN S. ROBERTS, M.D., Clinical Assistant in Surgery, Department of Otology FRANK W. ROBERTSON, M.D., Clinical Assistant in M edicine, Department of Diseases of the Nervous System .35 ALEXANDER S. LEVERTY, M.D., Clinical Assistant in Medicine, Department of Diseases of the Nervous System SEWARD ERDMAN, M.D., A.B., Demonstrator of Anatomy E. GSTERBERG, Assistant in Chemistry GEORGE W. IQUNZ, M.D., Clinical Assistant in Surgery, Depar TOYOHIKO TAKAMI, M.D., Clinical Assistant in Surgery, Dep Genito- Urinary System HORATIO B. WILLIAMS, A.B., M.D., Assistant in Physiology JAMES BELDEN GERE, M.D., Assistant in the Pathology and System JOHN H. RICHARDS, M.D., Assistant in Clinical Pathology FREDERICK M. PAUL, A.B., M.D., Demonstrator of Anatomy ALFRED RAHE, Assistant in Experimental Pathology WATERS FIELD BURROWS, A.B., M.D., Assistant in Anatomy CHARLES E. FARR, M.D., B.A., Assistant in Anatomy A. J. RINGER, M.D., Assistant in Physiology DAVID W. MCICENZIE, M.D., Clinical Assistant in Surgery J. C. JOCUM, M.D., Clinical Assistant in Surgery A. E. REINISO, B.S., Assistant in Clinical Pathology J. T. MCCLENDON, Assistant in Histology L. W. FAMULENER, Assistant in Pathology Culhiefs uf Bispensarp btatf FREDERICK L. KEAYS, M.D., Department of Medicine GEORGE D. HAMLEN, M.D., Department of Gynecology FRANCIS C. EDGERTON, M.D., Department of Cenito- Urinary J. RAMSAY HUNT, M.D., Department of Neurology J. PRESCOTT GRANT, M.D., Department of Surgery AUGUST HOCH, M.D., Department of Psychopathology JAMES C. JOHNSTON, M.D., Department of Dermatology GEORGE B. MCAULIFFE, M.D., Department of Otology JAMES E. NEWCOMB, M.D., Department of Laryngology J. THORN WILSON, Managing Clerk of the College JESSIE P. ANDRESEN, Assistant Secretary and Stenographer to WALTER R. SHEPARD, Bookkeeper 36 tment of Otology artment of Diseases of the Histology of the Nervous Diseases the Medical College jfacultp in iltbaca :XBRAM TUCKER IQERR, B.S., M.D., Secretary of the Mfedical College at Ithaca, Professor of Aiialonzy B.S., Cornell, 18955 M.D., University Of Buffalo, 1897. B 6 IT, N 2 N, Z Q. SIMON HENRX' G:XGE, B.S., Professor of Histology and Embryology, Emeritus B.S., Cornell, 1877. Jl',Ql'f17. BURT GREEN VVILDER, B.S., M.D., Professor of 1Yenrology, Vertebrate Zoology B.S. Csunznza cum laridej, Lawrence Scientific School, Harvard, I862Q M.D., Har- vard, 1866. EDWARD LEAMINGTON NICHOLS, B.S., Pl1.D., LL.D., Professor of Physics B.S., Cornell, 18755 Pl1.D., Gottingcn, 1879. .1 I , .S E. QVERANUS ALVA AIOORE, B.S., BLD., Professor of Conzparaliiie and Veterinary Pathology and Bacteriology, Director of Slate lf'ctcrir1.ary College B.S., Cornell, 18875 M.D., Columbian University, 1890. 02 K, N Z N, I E. LOUIS MiUNROE DENNIS, Ph,B., B.S., Professor of Inorganic and Physiological Chem- istry Pl1.B., University Of Michigan, 18855 B.S., 1886. QF' 1'. WILLIAM RIDGELY ORNDORFF, AB., Pl1.D., Professor of Organic Chemistry A.B., Johns HOpkinS, 1884, Pl1.D., 1887. N Z N. ERNEST GEORGE lNLlERRITT, M.E,, Professor of Physics, Dean of Graduate School M.E., Cornell, 1886. 0 If T, .Y E. GRANT SHERMAN HOPKINS, DSC., D.V.M., Professor of Anatomy and Anatomical Metliods D.Sc., D.V.M., Cornell. 40 2' K, 2' E. BENJAMIN FREEMAN KINGSBURY, Pl1.D., M.D., Professor of Histology and Embryology A.B., F.A.A.A.S., Buchtel College, 18935 M.S., Cornell, I8Q4, Ph.D., 1895. cb A 6, N2'N,ZE'. SUTHERLAND SIMPSON, M.D., D.Sc., Professor of Physiology, Edinburgh, Scotland JOHN SANFORD SHEARER, B.S., Ph.D., Professor of Physics B.S., Cornell, 18935 Ph,D., 1901. 2 E. GEORGE SYLVANUS MOLER, A.B., B.M.E., Assistant Professor of Physics B.M.E., Cornell, 1875, A.B., Hedding College, 1882. Z 9 EMILE -MONNIN CHAMOT, B.S., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Sanitary and Toxicological Chemistry B.S.,'Cornell,18915Ph.D., 1897. Z E. ERNEST BLAKER, B.S., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Physics B.S., University Of Kansas, 18935 Ph.D., Cornell, 1901. Z 5,13 6 II. ARTHUR WESLEY BROWNE, M.S., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Inorganic and Analytical Chemistry 5 B.S., Wesleyan, 19005 M.S., 19015 Ph.D., Cornell, 1903. A A 0, G7 B K, Z E. 37 HUGH DANIEL REED, B.S., PlI.D., Assistant Professor of Vertebrate Zoology and Neu- rology B.S., Cornell, I8QQQ Ph.D., Cornell, 1903. Member Of American Medical ASSO- ciationg Medical Society State Of NeW York. Z E, I' A. SAMUEL HOWARD BURNETT, A.B., M.S., D.V.M., Assistant Professor of Comparative Veterinary Pathology M.A., Cornell, I8Q6Q D.V.M., IQO2. Acacia, Z E. ANDREW HUNTER, M.A., B.Sc., MB., Ch.B., Assistant Professor of Biochemistry EUGENE BAKER, B.S., M.D., Assistant Professor of Obstetrics B.S., Cornellg M.D., University Of Michigan. MARTIN BUEL TINKER, B.S., M.D., Assistant Professor of Surgery B.S., Harvardg M.D., Jefferson Medical College and University of Berlin. N Z N, Z B. MELVIN DRESBACH, M.S., M.D., Instructor in Physiology, Assistant Professor of Pharmacology M.S., Ohio Stateg M.D., Ohio Medical University. 2' 5, N Z N. CHARLES PHILLIPS EMERSON, A.B., M.D., Assistant Professor of .Medicine JOSEPH H. HATHAWAY, A.M., M.D., Instructor in Anatomy N Z N. HARRY W. REDFIELD, A.B., Instructor in Chemistry WILLIAM A. HILTON, B.S., Ph.D., Instructor in Histology and Embryology J. PARSONS SCHAEFFER, A.B., M.D., Instructor in Medical Anatomy B.E., M.D., Keystone Normal, G.ErnlO., United States College Of Enibaliningg M.D., University Of Pennsylvania. A. Q. A., .Q I' CD, Z' E. 1 ALBERT HAZEN WRIGHT, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Instructor in Neurology and Vertebrate Zoology V,-I AC9. . ROBERT D. SCHROCK, A.B., Instructor in Physiology and Pharmacology A.B., Wabash College, IQO5. 117 A 0, N Z N. FLOYD ROBBIN WRIGHT, A.B., M.D., Demonstrator of Anatomy THOMAS W. B. WELSH, A.B., Instructor in Chemistry EDWIN F. RATHIEN, Assistant in Chemistry THEODORE FLETCHER MEAD, A.B., Assistant in Histology and Embryology ALDIS ADELBERT JOHNSON, B.Ph., Assistant in Physiology and Pharmacology ASA CRAWFORD CHANDLER, Assistant in Neurology and Vertebrate Zoology ALBERT CYRUS DURAND, A.B., M.D., Demonstrator of Anatomy HARRY W. MAYES, B.S., Assistant in Physiology and Biochemistry ' CLIFFORD PENNY FITCH, B.S., M.S., Assistant in Pathology THOMAS KIRBY DAVIS, A.B., Assistant in Histology and Embryology MAURICE HOPE GIVENS, Ph.B., Assistant in Biochemistry ' 38 T IE Eli' 7 NYSPMTE . Q ETERl Y . CCQDLLEGE lNf-T337 1 CK!! Cf VI-:RANUS ALVA AIOORE, BS., M.D., Director of NX PS3 fl,-S ' 1 the State Veterinary College and Professor of lk .2 In X f'ortzp11r'1ztz'1'c' and Veterinary Pathology and I W' , HQ X Bacteriology, and of tkleat Inspection CSM lmll,'l1 lIll'7, BS., Comm, 1887, MD., Columbian Uni- X -..5'tnuL.,' ll' .I versity, 189o. W I K, .V .S N, .Y E. jfacultp JAMES LAW, F.R.C.V.S., Professor of Principles and Practice of Veterinary Medici-ne, Emeritus SIMON HENRY GAGE, B.S., Professor of lllicroscopy, Histology and Embryology B.S., Cornell, 1877. A F, Q 1' 0, Emeritus. XKVALTER LONG WILLIAMS, VS., Professor of Principles and Practice of Veterinary Surgery, Obstetrics, Zootechny, and jiirispriialence A V.S., Montreal Veterinary College, 1879. Z E. PIERRE AUGUSTINE FISH, DSC., D.V.M., Professor of Veterinary Comparative Physi- ology and Pharmacology B.S.,CO111e11, 1890, D.Sc., 1894, D.V.M., 1899. Z E. GRANT SHERMAN HOPKINS, D.Sc., D.V.M., Professor of Veterinary Anatomy and Ana- tomical Methods B.S.,COrne11, 1889, D.Sc., 1893, D.V.M., 19oo. cb E K, E E. DENNIE HAMMOND UDALL, BSA., D.V.M., Acting Professor of Veterinary Medicine, Sanitary Science and Parasitism SAMUEL HOWARD BURNETT, AB., M.S., D.V.M., .Assistant Professor of Comparative Pathology A.B., Cornell, I8Q2Q M.S., 1896, D.V.M., IQO2. Z E. HOWARD J. MILKS, D.V.M., Assistant Professor of Veterinary Materia Medica and Therapeutics 39 JAMES NATHAN FROST, D.V.M,, Instructor in Clinical Surgery WILLIAM HUTCHENS BOYNTON, D.V.M., Instructor in Bacteriology ELMER G. PETERSON, B.S., A.M., Instructor in Veterinary Bacteriology CHARLES J. MILLER, D.V.M., Assistant in Veterinary Anatomy RUDOLPH R. BOLTON, Ph.B., Assistant in Bacteriology HELENA H. HAIGHT, A.B., Assistant in Veterinary Bacteriology CHARLES E. HAYDEN, Assistant in Veterinary Physiology and Pharmacology FRED F. KOENIG, D.V.D., Assistant in Veterinary Mediciiie CHAUNCEY E. COOK, D.V.M., Assistant in Veterinary Physiology and Pharmacology ALEX. SCHLESINGER, JR., Demonstrator in Veterinary Physiology and M ateria Medica FREDERICK S. JONES, D.V.M., Assistant in Research Work in the Study of Diseases of Poultry ADOLPH BERG, Hospital Interne HENRY HIRAM WING, M.S., Professor of Animal Husbandry LOUIS MUNROE DENNIS, Ph.B,, B.S., Professor of Inorganic Chemistry BENJAMIN FREEMAN KINGSBURY, Ph.D., M.D., Professor of Mficroscopy, Histology and Embryology ' . ARTHUR WESLEY BROWNE, M.S., Ph.D., Assistant Professor in Chemistry 40 m m I I Coitineoe QF enITeeTVRe I A L f LL 1-io:-I I A! wil . I mix 'Q S CLARIZNCE :XUGUSTINE AI.-XRTIN, Director of the .1-iaigqk Q I 'allege of .-lrclzitectzfre -- ! I . A.I.A.,F,A.I,A. wftr. 'MVS O ff? I 'sa-hw s ' I 'W Q1 jfacultp THE REX'EREND CHARLES BABCOCK, A.M., Professor of Architecture, Emeritus AB., Union College, 18475 A.M., 1850, H.M.A.I.A., H.C.M.R.I.B.A. T' Ip. JEAN HEBRARD, A.D.G., Professor of Architecture, in charge of Design OLAF AIARTINUS BRAUNER, Professor of Drawing and Painting ALBERT CHARLES PHELPS, B.S., M.Arch., Assistant Professor of Architecture, Secre- tary of the Faculty of Architecture B.S., University of Illinois, I8Q4Q M.Arcli., IQO3Q A.I.A. T B II. GEORGE YOUNG, JR., B.Arch., Assistant Professor of the Theory of Construction HIRAM SAMUEL GUTSELL, B.P., A.M., Instructor in Freehand Drawing and Modeling GEORGE RAY CHAMBERLAIN, ME., Instructor in Freehand Drawing GEORGE ROGER THOMPSON, B.Arch., MS. in Arch., Instructor in Architecture CHRISTIAN MID JO, Instructor in Freehand Drawing 41 J.. n nmYumaatd 4 Z Sxxxxxx xxmxmxwxsxxxxggj E h m 0 nfl I IBIS F 1 I -7 im xml? xx X i -'W 7 V ,V , If QOLEEOE OE I' L f J Q7 m , , , 5 8' one-QLOYETYR s e . . 5 LIBERTY HYDE BAILEY, M.S., LL.D., Director of the College of Agriculture, Dean of the Faculty B.S., Michigan Agricultural College, I882Q M.S., 1885. ID A 0. jfatultp ISAAC ROBERTS, M.Agr., Professor of Agriculture, Emeritus , M.Agr., State Agricultural College, Iowa, 1878. JOHN HENRY COMSTOCK, B.S., Professor of Entomology and General Invertebrate Zoology BS, Cornell, 1874. A 10,2 15. JOHN CRAIG, M.S., Professor of Horticulture B.S., Iowa State College, 1898, M.S.A., Cornell, 1899gF.R.H.S., F.A.A.A.S. HENRY HIRAM WING, M.S., Professor of Arzimal Husbandry B.Ag1., Cornell, 1881, M.S. in Agr., 1891. Z E. THOMAS I5YTTLETON LYON, B.S. in Agr., Professor of Soil Tecliuology iii the Federal Experiment Statiou HERBERT J. WEBBER, M.A., Ph.D., Professor of Plartt Breeding irt the Federal Experi- ment Station arid Actiug Director of the College of Agriculture BENJAMIN MINGE DUGGAR, MS., Ph.D., A.M., Professor of Plaut Physiology K A CSOuthern.j JOHN LEMUEI. STONE, B.Agr., Professor of Farm Practice B.Agr., Cornell, 1874. 42 JAMES EDXVARD RICE, B.S. in Agr., Professor of Poultry Husbandry B.S, in Agr., Cornell, 1890. I 5, A Z. Secretary-Treasurer, International Asso- ciation of Instruction and Investigation. GEORGE XVALTER CAVANAUGH, B.S., Professor of Chemistry in its Relations with Agri- culture B.S., Cornell, 1896. GEORGE NIEMAN LAUMAN, B.S.,-X., Professor of Rural Economy B.S.A., Cornell, 1897. HERBERT HICE XVIIETZEL, A.B., A.M., Professor of Plant Pathology AAI. di B K, KP J 6,11 A, I E. GEORGE FREDERICK WARREN, Pl1.D., Professor of Farm Crops and Farm Maiiagemerit B.Sc., University Nebraskag M.S.A., Cornell, Ph.D., Cornell. FA, 2' E. WYILLI.-XM :XLONZO STOCKING, JR., MS. in Agr., Professor of Dairy Industry ELMER O. FIPPIN, B.S. in Agr., Professor of Soil Tevlzrzology A Z. ALEXANDER DYER ll.-XCGILLIVRAY, PILB., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Entomology and Invertebrate Zoology Ph.B., Cornell, 1900. Il A. VVILLIAM ALBERT RILEY, B.S., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Entomology B.S., DePauw, I8Q7Q Ph.D., Cornell, IQO3. Secretary to the Faculty of College of Agriculture. JAMES GEORGE NEEDI-IAM, Ph.D., B.S., Assistant Professor of Limnology and General Biology LOWELL BYRNS JUDSON, A.B., B.S., Assistant Professor of Horticulture A T A. CHARLES SCOON WILSON, A.B., MS. in Agr., Assistant Professor of Pomology NIERRITT WESLEY HARPER, MS., Assistant Professor of Animal Husbandry B.Sc., Ohio State, IQOIQ M.S., Illinois, IQO2. BRYANT FLEMING, B.S.A., Assistant Professor of Rural Art .41 KD. WILLIAM C. BAKER, B.S.A., Assistant Professor of Drawing CHARLES HENRY TUCK, Assistant Professor of Extension Teaching, Supervisor F arm- ers' Reading Course A.B., Cornell, IQO6. A T. CHARLES ALBERT PUBLOW, M.D., A.B., C.M., Assistant Professor of Dairy Industry JAMES ADRIAN BIZZELL, Ph.D., B.S., M.S., Assistant Professor of Soil Technology in Federal Experiment Station - Pl'1.D., Cornell, B.S., I8QSQ 1900 North Carolina College. FA, Z E. - J 43 PAUL I. WHITE, A.B., M.S. in Agr.,fM.A., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Farm Crops CLARENCE A. ROGERS, B.S.A., M.S. in Agr., Assistant Professor of Poultry Husbandry A Z- I . , , -. , . , v . I HOWARD W. M. RILEY, Assistant Professor of Farm Mechanics A '-Ei 2 HAROLD ELLIS ROSS, B.S.A., M.S. in Agr., Assistant Professor in Dairy Industry G DONALD REDDICK, A.B., Assistant Professor in Plant Pathology 'I f ?f' ' 4 h CYRUS RICHARD CROSBY, A.B., Assistant Professor of Entomological Investigations Q7 ,Lf HARRY HOUSER LOVE, B.S., M.A., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Plant Breeding Inves- tigations ARTHUR WITTER GILBERT, B.SC., M.S. in Agr., Ph,D., Assistant Professor of Plant Breeding GLENN WASHINGTON HERRICK, BS. in Agr., Assistant Professor of Economic Ento- mology, and Assistant Entomologist of the Experiment Station GEORGE W. TAILBY, JR., B.S.A., Stockman and Instructor in Animal Husbandry Z E. WALTER G. CRUM, Superintendent in the Poultry Department EDWARD RUSSELL MINNS, B.Sc. in Agr., Instructor in Farm Practice and Assistant Superintendent of the College E arms LEWIS KNUDSON, B.S. in Agr., Instructor in Plant Physiology GEORGE ARTHUR CRABB, B.S.A., Instructor in Soil Technology LEON DEXTER BATCHELOR, B.S., Instructor in Horticulture , ELMER SETH SAVAGE, B.S. in Ag., M.S., Instructor in Animal Husbandry g CHARLES CLEVELAND HEDGES, B.S., B.A., Instructor in Agricultural Chemistry EDWARD SEWALL GUTHRIE, B.S.A., Instructor in Animal Husbandry GEORGE ALBERTON BURNAP, B.S., Instructor in Rural Art LEWIS IOSEPHUS CROSS, A.B., Instructor in Agricultural Chemistry KENNETH CARTER LIVERMORE, B.S. in Agr., Instructor in Farm Crops MARTIN EDWARD EVANS, BS., Instructor in Farm Mechanics ROBERT SHORE, Assistant to the Professor of Botany, and Head Gardener HUGH CHARLES TROY, B.S. in Agr., Assistant in Milk Testing WEBSTER EVERETT GRIFFITH, Assistant in Butter Making ANNA BOTSFORD COMSTOCK, BS., Lecturer in Nature Study. KA 6, Z E. ALICE GERTRUDE MCCLOSKEY, A.B., Lecturer in Nature Study MARTHA VAN RENSSELAER, A.B., Lecturer in Home Economics 44 HARVEY LYON AYRES,Sllf76l'l1If0lI1176'1I-l of Dairy Nlanufactures CHARLES FREDERICK CLARK, B.S., M.S. in- Agr., Ph.D., Assistant Plant Breeder in Federal Experinient Station. .Y E, 2' N. CHARLES HERBERT VAN.-XNREN, Assistant in Animal Industry :XDA E. GEORGIA, Assistant in .Yatnre Study FLORA ROSE, B.S,, M.A., Lecturer in Home Economics CLARA NIKON. Assistant in Poultry Husbandry LEONARD H1XSEBI.fXX, A.B., AM., Assistant in Entomology BIORTIER FRANKLIN BARRUS, AB., Assistant in Plant Pathology H.'XROLD JOEL CONN, P1I.B., Assistant in Soil Technology in the Federal Station HERBERT XVILLI.-XXI TEETER, Superintendent of Plant Breeding Garden in Federal 515-:I??Li.1'j76l'l'llIL'l1l Station ' ,. jitfgcthf Q. u I- I V EUGENE PETER HLVAIBERT, B.S..-X., M.S. in Agr., Assistant in Plant Breeding in the Federal Experiment Station AIERRIS BIICKEY MCCOOL, B.S. in Agr., Assistant in. Plant Physiology XV.-ALTER S. LYON, Assistant in Poultry Investigations ANNA CLEGG STRYKE, A.B.. Assistant inE11tontology FRANKLIN STEWART HARRIS, B.S., Assistant in Soil Technology in Federal Experiment Station ROBERT BTATHESON, B.S.A., M.S. in Agr., Assistant in Entomology AGNES IYICALLISTER, Laboratory Assistant in Plant Pathology ALEXANDER THOMAS BIOIR, Assistant in Poultry Husbandry LEE BRIGGS COOK, B.S. in Agr., Assistant in Dairy Industry FRANCES ADDISON XVHEELER, Assistant in Nature Study ANNA T JOMSLAND, Assistant in Extension Teaching FREEMAN STEEL JACOBY, Assistant in the Department of Poultry Husbandry CHRISTIAN NEPHI JENSEN, B.S. in Agr., M.S., in Agr., Assistant in Plant Pathology EMMONS WILLIAMS LELAND, B.S. in Agr., Assistant in Soil Technology ROBERT PALMER TRASK, Assistant in Poultry Husbandry LOIS WATSON WING, A.B., Assistant in Dairy Bacteriology ALVIN KRIEBEL ROLHENBERGER, Assistant in Dairy Bacteriology ROY JOHN SHEPARD, Assistant in Extension Teaching RALPH HICKS WHEELER, Assistant in Extension Work RAY EDWARD CROSS, Assistant in Dairy Mechanics ROBERT L. FRENCH, Assistant in Separator Room JOHN H. PHILLIPS, Assistant in Soil Technology W 45 il tim LHLECCQLLEGE oe CWHL I NGHNEERIwg EUGENE ELWIN HASKELL, B.C.E., CE., Di- rector of the College of Civil Engineering, and Professor of Experiniental Hydraulics A T Q. jfacultp IRVING PORTER CHURCH, B.C.E., CE., Professor of Applied Dleclianics and Hydran- lics B.C.E., C.E., Cornell, 18735 M.C.E., 1878. Associate Member American Society Civil Engineers. A T, Z E. ' CHARLES LEE CRANDALL, B.C.E., C.E., Professor of Railway Engineering and Geodesy B.C.E., C.E., Cornell, I872Q M.C.E., 1876. A.M.A,S.C.E. Z E. ' HENRY SYLVESTER JACOBY, CE., Professor of Bridge Engineering C.E., Lehigh, 1877. TB 11,2 E. HENRY NEELY OGDEN, C.E., Professor of Sanitary Engineering C.E., Cornell, 1889. Associate Member American Society Civil Engineers. Z E. DAVID A. MOLITOR, B.S.C.E., C.E., Professor of Topographic and Geodetic Engineering B.S.C.E., C.E., Washington. JOHN THOMAS PARSON, Assistant Professor of Drawing Z Elf. FRED ASA BARNES, C.E., M.C.E., Assistant Professor of Railroad Engineering and Snrveying C.E., Cornell, I8Q7j M.C.E., 1898. A.M.A.S.C.E. ERNEST WILLIAM SCHODER, BS., Assistant Professor of Experimental H ydranlics B.S., and B.S. in Mining, University of Washington, IQOOQ Ph.D., Cornell, IQO3. A.M.A.S.C.E. CD P 41, Z E. 46 NIILES ALBION POND, PlI.B., .lssistaiit Professor in Civil Engineering PlI.B., Yale, 1895. FRANCIS .IOSEPI-I SEERY, B.S., .hlssivtoirzt Professor of Civil Engineering ' B.S., Tufts College, A.A.S.C.E.g Associate Member Military Service Institution Of United States of America. J I' J. DONALD DERICKSON, :lssistont Professor of Civil Engineering C.E., Dartmouth. Pyramicl. .Y .AI E, 9 IV SAMUEL L.-KTIMER BOOTIIROYD, MS., .-lssistaut Professor in Topographic and Geodetic Etzgi-rzeering ERNEST YV. RETTCSIQR, AE., PlI.D., .-lssistaut Professor of Applied Illeclianics SIDNEY GONZALES GEORGE, C.E., Assistant Professor of Applied IVIeclianics CHARLES LEOPOLD XVALKER, .tlssistorzf Professor of Applied Illeclianics C.E., Cornell, 1904. ffl. KENNETH BERTRAND TURNER, C.E., M.C.E., :lssistant Professor of Hydraulics C.E., Cornell, 19033 M.C.E., Cornell, 1905. ADELBERT PHILO AIILLS, B.S. CC.E.l, MS. CC.E.l, Acting Assistant Professor of Civil Eizgineerfirig PERCY HODGE, ALB., B.S., PlI.D., Irtstrzrctor in Civil Engineering XVILLIAM EUGENE PIPER, B.S., Iristrzictor in Civil Engineering L. V. EDXVARDS, C.E,, Instructor in Civil Eng-irzeeriirzg C.E., North Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical College. DALTON BIOOMANV, B.S., Instructor in Civil Engineering B.S., Michigan Agricultural College. LEONARD ALEXANDER LAWRENCE, B.S., Instructor in Civil Engineering PAUL HALLADAY UNDERWOOD, C.E., Instructor in Civil Engineering C.E., Cornell, 1907. JOHN CLARENCE IWCCURDY, B.S., Instructor in Civil Engineering B.S., Grove City College. SCOTT B. LILLY, C.E., Instructor in Civil Engineering WILLIS T. SPIVEY, B.S. in C.E., Instructor in Civil Engineering ROLAND PARKER DAVIS, S.B., M.C.E., Instructor in Civil Engineering WILLIAM JOHN MCKEE, C.E., Instructor in Civil Engineering RALPH MCLANE BOWMAN, C.E., Instructor in Civil Engineering FRANK BRETFORD WETHERILL, Instructor in Machine Design WALTER RODNEY CORNELL, B.Sc., Instructor in Civil Engineering EDWARD HOOKER TAYLOR, B.S. in C.E., Instructor in Civil Engineering WILLIAM HARLEY MORRIS, C.E., Instructor in Civil Engineering CLINTON D. CASS, M echanician in the College of Civil Engineering 47 B11 Ill l -, F w T W ' N N ' Ji ti I I- I ESI ev , , I CQELLEGE Wi 1' Yr 2 if HON 1, .L ,V it ALBERT IrVILLIA.IgIZ B.M.7I,LE02, llg.lVI.E., X , ,, , T :Elf 0 Ni ' l 753222121 EjiigiIiieeiii'ig, Eesti 0? the Fcigiiliglo AIO ,U JQWQWX , - B.M.E.,Cornell,1878gM.M.E.,1886. I ,. :' :JJ OA X5 Quill and Dagger. I P rrhxlrrli e ' 'W 'I I ' jfacultp ROLLA CLINTON CARPENTER, MS., C.E., M.M.l-E., LL.D., Professor of Experimental Engineering C.E., University of Michigan, 1875, MS., Michigan Agricultural College, 18773 M.M.E., Cornell, 1888. Member A.S.M.E., A.I.M.E., A.S.I-I., and V.E. A T A, Z E. DEXTER SIMPSON KIMBALL, A.B., Professor of .Machine Design and Construction A.B., Stanford, 1896. Member A.S.M.E. E E. FREDERICK BEDELL, A.B., Ph.D., Professor of Applied Electricity A.B., Yale, Ph.D., Cornell. 0 B K, A A 10,2 E. HENRY HUTICHINSON NORRIS, ME., Professor of Electrical Engineering M.E., Cornell, 1896. Member A.I.E.E., A.S.I.R.A. Z E. GEORGE ROBERT MODERMOTT, Professor of Strnctnral Design Acacia 5 Andersonian Institute, Member Institute of Naval Architects, London, Institute of Naval Architects, New York, and Institute of Naval Architects Japan, Engineer and Shipbuilders' Institute, Scotland, Associate Technical Maritime, Paris. Z E. HERMAN DIEDERICHS, M.E., Professor of Experimental Engineering Cornell, 1897. KI' Z K, Z E. WILLIAM NICHOLS BARNARD, M.E., Professor of Stearn Engineering ME., Cornell, 1897. 2 E. 48' VLADIAIIR li.-XRAPETOFF, CE.. Professor of Experirizefrztal Electrical Engineering CB., Instituto of the 'Ways of Coininunication, Saint Petersburg, Russia, I8Q7Q Adjunct of .-Applied Mcelianics, 1902. 1' E. CLARENCE FLOYD HIRSIIFELD, B.S., M.M.E., .lssistant Professor of Power Engineering B.S., University of California, IQOZQ M.M.E., Cornell, 1905. 2 E. HOWARD DRYSDALE HEss, ME., .lssisto-nt Professor of .lflaclzine Design M.E.,Lel1igl1. T B II, .Y E. GEORGE STAxLEi' MACO1111ER, NLE., .vlssislant Professor of Electrical Engineering 1I.E., Cornell, 1900. EDGAR HARPER XYOOD, M.M.lE., .elssislozzt Professor in .Machine Design ALE., Cornell, 1892, M.IXl.E., ISQ3. l' E. XVILL BIILLER SAWDON, B.S. in ME., M.M.E., .lssistont Professor of Mechanical Engineering B.S. in M.E., Purdue University, 1898, Bl.M.E., Cornell. .Y E. XV.-KLTER STEDDINS FORD, ME., .-lssistant Professor of Electrical Engineering ILE., Cornell, 1900. CALVIN DODGE ALBERT, ME., Assistant Professor of Il!Il1C1ll lZ6 Design ME., Cornell, IQO2. ROBERT LEE SHIPAIAN, ME., Instructor in Experinzental Engineering B.S., Missouri State, ISQSQ 1896, ME., Cornell, ISQQQ M.M.E., 1904. JOHN TAVISH WVILLIAMS, M.E., Instructor in Ilflachine Design dl B K. GEORGE BURR UPTON, Instructor in Experitnental Engineering 'M.E., Cornell,'1904g M.M.E., Cornell, 1905. I E. ALBERT EDWARD YVELLS, Superintendent of Shops and Instructor in Machine Con- struction BOYD COE DENNISON, ME., M.M.E., Instructor in Experirnental Electrical Engineering ME., Cornell, 1904. E E. CHARLES HOMER TOWER, S.B., Instructor in Electrical Experiniental Engineering Worcester Polytechnic Institute, 1905. IRVING COLES PETTIT, M.E., Instructor in Electrical Experirnental Engineering Cornell, 1903. FA, WILLIAM EDWARD HOGAN, M.l-E., Instructor in Machine Design M.E., Sibley College, 1906. FRANK ARTHUR BURR, ME., Instructor in Experimental Engineering ME., BroWn. Z E, 0 2 K. FRED HUTTON KROGER, M.S., Instructor in Electrical Experimental Engineering B.S., University of Colorado, IQO4Q M.S., University of Colorado, 1905. Z 0 E. 49 ANSON MUNSON HOLCOMB, B.S., Instructor in Experinftental Engineering JOHN F. H. DOUGLAS, B.Sc., Instructor in Experinientctl Engineering M.I,T. ROBERT PHINNEY LAY, ME., Instructor in Experirnental Engineering HENRY LIVINGSTON FREEMAN, ME., Instructor in Macliiriie Design B.S. in Electric Engineering, Georgia School of Technology. FRANK GIRARD TAPPEN, A.B., ME., Instructor in Electrical Experimental Engineering B QII. LESLIE DAVID HAYES, MF., Instructor in Mrtcliiiie Design BS., New Hampshire State. K Z. ENOCH FRANCIS GARNER, ME., Instructor in Macliirie Design EVAN JOHN MCILRAITH, ME., Instructor in Machi'-:tie Design CLARENCE WALTER HAM, B.M.E., Instructor in Macliitze Design VICTOR RAYMOND GAGE, Instructor in Experimental Engineering GEORGE WILLIAM LEWIS, ME., Instructor in Experimental Engineering ROBERTSON MATTHEWS, Instructor in Power Engineering JOHN FLOYD STEVENS, B.A., Instructor in Machiiie Design ARMIN GEORGE KESSLER, Instructor in Power Engineering ALEXANDER DAWES DUBOIS, BS., Instructor in Electrical Engineering FRANK GIBBS ANDERSON, ME., Instructor in Electrical Engineering HERMAN STEPHENSON, ME., Instructor in Mocliiiie Design TOM BRUCE HYDE, ME., Instructor in Experimental Engineering CHARLES EVERETT TORRANCE, Instructor in Experiniental Engineering DANIEL ROBERT FRANCIS, EE., B.A., Instructor in Machirie Design PRESTON LITTLEPAGE PEACH, M.E., Instructor in Machine Design LIONEL GRENELLE NIGHTINGALE, Instructor in Experirnental Engineer ina WILLIAM ROY WIGLEY, ME., Instructor in Experirnental Engineering RANDOLPH WOODRUFF WEED, ME., Instructor in Power Engineering ARDEN BENJAMIN HOLCOMB, B.S., Instructor in Electrical Engineering HARRY MARK PARMLEY, M.E., Instructor in Power Engineering LEROY ALONZO WILSON, ME., Instructor in Experimental Engineering ARTHUR GRAHAM BIERMAN, M.E., Instructor in Exper-irnental Engineering SERENO GLASSELL MILLER, M.E,, Instructor in Machiite Design go JOHN ALEXANDER ROSS, B.S., Instructor in Macliine Design HERBERT MZCNAIR DOUGLAS, ME., Instructor in M'achine Design STEPHEN JAY FULLER, M.E., Instrzictor in .Machine Design GUY LEROY CURRENT, B.S. Of EE., Instructor in Experimental Engineering VVILLIAM FREDERIC HEAD, Assistant in Forge Shop ' JAMES ELIJAH Vr.-XNDERHOEF, Foreman in Foundry Accia. RAYMOR EGBERT SEAMON, Assistant -in Pattern Shop YVALTER LISTON HE.ND, Foreman of Forge Shop EDGAR XV.-KRREN GREGORY, Assistant Alechanician GEORGE 'WASHINGTON RACE, Ilflechatzician in the Department of Experimental Engi neerinv mb CLINTON BYRON BURKE, Foreman of Pattern Shop I FRANK A. LYNHAM, Assistant in Machine Shop GEORGE ALFRED CULLIGAN, .Mechanician in Experimental Electrical Engineering JAMES ALONZO BUSH, Assistant Zlflechanician in Experimental Engineering HOWARD STANLEY BUSH, Assistant in Pattern Shop BTRDETTE NEWTON HOWE, Assistant in .Machine Shop LEROY HOOPER, Assistant in Pattern Shop WARD BROWN SMITH, Assistant in Matchine Shop CHARLES ALBERAF BROOKS, Assistant in Forge Shop JOHN GEORGE PERTSCH, JR., Assistant in Electrical Engineering V SI DEPPWT WF Z' QQG UW X1 W AAJCUE C I QL Qlummanhant I O H . 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DELANY, Clerk of the College of Agriculture MARGARET ISABELLA COLQUHOUN, Clerk in Experimental ancl Electrical Engineering Graduate Gouverneur Hospital, New York Cityg Junior Attending Surgeon New York Infirmary for Women and Childreng Assistant Clinical Gynecologist, New York Polyclinic Hospital. K If I'. GILBERT ARTHUR RENNY, Supervisor of Mlailing Room, New York State College of Agri- cnltitre ANDREW JACKSON LAMOUREUX, Librarian and Editor of New York State College of A gricitltitre Staff of Contributors to Encyclopedia Britannica. A Z . SCOTT HENRY PERKY, B.S. in Agr., Research Assistant in Rural Economy GEORGE VVALTER TAILBY, Foreman of tlie Farms CHARLES EDWARD HUNN, Gardener HENRY JACKSON MOORE, Gardener WALTER GARNET KRUM, Superintendent of Poultry Department CHARLES ALFRED CULLIGAN, Mecliaiiiciaii in Sibley College G CHARLES EZRA CORNELL, A.B., LLB., Secretary of the New York State Veterinary College A.B., Columbia, 1879, LL.B., Albany Law School, 1880. A T Q. FLOY HOWELL ROBERTS, AB., Secretary to Dean of College of Law HELENA HARRIET HAIGHT, A.B., Clerk in Veterinary College ELEANOR E. ILLSTON, Secretary to Dean of College of Civil Engineering KATHERINE JENNIE HANDLEN, Stenographer for Electrical Engineering Department DELMONT EARL WEsTERvELT, Sibley Stock Clerk CHARLES BEDELL, Engineer EDGAR WARREN GREGORY, Mechaiiticiaii in Sibley College GEORGE WASHINGTON RAGE, Zlleclzanician in Sibley College 56 ENDFIELD GORGE fifyy if .4 hw, , V I V i.,,,.n.,. ' ,N , 594253341 ,Q . HEAD OF CASCADILLA CREEK MJLIDX VIN SBI ITI-1 W.-X CO Y'S GLEN VVATKINS GLEN .ur- ' Vg 1521 'W' Tlinihersitp jfellntns THE CORNELL FELLOYVSHIP-PLNTOINETTE GREENE, A.B., IQOCQ A.M., 'IQO7 English THE MCGRAW FELLOWVSHIP-HARRY MICHAEL SPANDAU, OE. . Civil Engineering THE SAGE FELLOWSHIP-DAVID SHEPARD PRATT, A.B. .... Chemistry THE SCHUYLER FELLOWSHIP-JAMES CHESTER BRADLEY, A.B. CCOrne1ll, M.S. CUniVersity Of Californiaj ..... . . . Entomology THE SIBLEY FELLOWSHIP-SHIRO SANO, M.E. ,... Ivfechonical Engineering THE GOLDWIN SMITH FELLOWVSHIP-PEARL GERTRUDE SHELDON, A.B., A.M. Geology THE PRESIDENT WIIITE FELLOWSHIP-JOHN ARMOR VEAZEY, A.B. . . Physics THE ERASTUS BROOKS FELLOWSHIPAHAROLD BARTLETT CURTIS, A.B. ZVIothemotics JOSEPH MITCHELL KELLOGG, B.ATCh. .....,,. flrchitecture RICHARD PAUL SAUERHERING, M.E. ....., Mechanical Engineering SHIRLEY GALE PATTERSON,X A.B. CAmherstj, A.M, CCornel1j . Romance Languogesg WESLEY DANIEL ZINNECKER, Ph.D. CGerman Vlfallace Collegej . Germanic Language HARRY OLIVER BUCKMAN, B.S.A., M.S.A. Clowa, State Collegej . . Agriculture :f1TlIis fellowship has been made a traveling fellowship for the year I9o9-Io, 62 Prssihent white jfellotns in Zlaistorp ano Political Qrienre FREDERICK :XLDRICII CI-IiYliI..-XND,:i: AB. ' GEORGE CLINE SIIITH, A.B. CUniversity Of Wisconsinj. jfellolns in Politiral Qlironomp IRA GR,-XESSLE FLOCKEN, .X.B. QOIHO State Universityj. JOHN ALLEN BIORGAN, .'X.B., AM. i'Trinity Cfillegcj. jfellolns in latin sinh Greek CHARLES ERNEST BENNETT, AB. lAIl'lllt31'SlJ. lu,-KRY BELLE BICELWAIN, A.B. CWilsOII Collcgej, A.M. CCOrnellD. jfelloln in Qinericun Zfaistorp JOHN NELSON NORWOOD, Ph.B. C.-Xlfred Universityj, A.M. CUniversity of Michigan Qiisan limi Qage jfzllotns in Philosophy EDVVARD LEROY SCHAUB, AB. iCharles City Collegej, A.M. Qlowa State Universityj RADOSLAN' ANDREA TSANOEE, A.B. QOberlinj. HELEN MAUD CLARKE, AB., A.M. CUniversity Of Kansasj. Graouate Scholars in the Qchool of Philosophy EDITH CORRINNE STEPHENSON, A.B. QOttawaj. HARVEY GATES TOWNSEND, AB. CNebraska Vifesleyanb. JOHN RAYMOND TUTTLE, A.B. CLeland Stanford, Junior, Universityj. GEORGE WILLIAM PORTER, A.B., A.M. CArnherstj. GEORGE TILDEN COLMAN, A.B., A.M. CWillia1nsj. TAMAKICHI OKABE, A.B. CTOkio Imperial Universityy f1iThis fellowship has been made a traveling fellowship for the year 1909-Io. 63 Qblnihersitp Qrahuatz 5nbuIar5 WILLIAM GIARFIELD MALLORY, A.B., A.M. COber1inj . Physics FREDERIC ALBERT PEEK, AB., IQO7Q A.M., IQOS . . . English BERTHA ELLIS BOOTH, A.B., A.M. CDruryj . . Greek and Latin H. PHILIP BROWN, A.B ..... ...... B otahy -1 - Archaeology and Comparative Philology JESSIE LUELLA KING, B. S. QEar1hamj ....... Physiology PATTERSON BAIN, JR., BS. in C.E. CUniveTSity Of Missourib . . CivilE1igi1iee1'i1ig JAMES KERIP PLUMMER, BS., M.S. CNOrth Carolina A. 8: M. Collegej . Chemistry LEWIS CLARK COX, A.B., A.M. QOIIIO State Universityj .... Zllathemazfics H- -- History Zlaunuratp jfelluha in Rbilusnpbp HARVEY DEVXTITT GRISWOLD, Ph.D., Igoo. 64 gradiiatlb G linlars Uslnihcrsitp Udnhrrgrahuatc Scholarships 611455 nf 1912 Ihr: Qlornell Sachularships MOSES LENVIS IQ.xL'1fiI.xN ....... Course in CivilE1igi1ieeri1ig Boys' High School. Brooklyii-E-Ianics Sullivan, Ph.D., Principal. SAMUEL 10511 UA XVALZER ....... Course iii Civil Erigiiieeriiig Boys' High School, Brooklyn-Jamcs Sullivan, Ph.D., Principal. The 39. 313. llurh Scholarships OLIN FRANCE FLUMERFELT ...,.. Course iii Civil Erigirieeririg Binghamton Central High School-E. R. Vlfhitncy, Principal. LESLIE HERBERT GROSER ....... Course iii Foiir Year Law Boys' High School, Brooklyn-james Sullivan, Ph.D., Principal. The jlilcigratn Qchularships OSWVALD DAVID REICH ...... Course iii M ecliariieal Eiigiiieeririg Curtis High School, Staten Island-Harry F. Towle, A.B., A.M., Principal. JACOB BIERSUCK ........ Course iii Civil Erigirieeririg Boys' High School, Brooklyn-james Sullivan, Ph.D., Principal Zllhc Sage bchularships JANET RAY FRISCH . . . , ........ Course iii Arts Girls' High School, Brooklyn-William L. Felter, Ph.D., Principal. FLORENCE MARGUERITA CARPENTER ....... Course iii Arts Ithaca High School-F. D. Boynton, Ph.D., Principal. Qlhc bihlep Svchularship PERCY SHEPARDSON LYON ..... Course iri Mechaiiical Erigirzeeririg Boys' High School, Brooklyn-james Sullivan, Ph.D., Principal. 65 The Rresihent White bchnlarships CLAYTON JOSEPH BUTTERY ....... . Westfield High School-P. K. Pattison, AM., Principal. LEWIS EDWIN NEFF ......... . Walton High School'-F. R. Darling, Principal. Ghz ihnrace Greeley Qchnlarships MILLAR BURROWS ......... Lafayette High School, Buffalo-C. K. Mellen, Principal. GUSTAVUS EDWARD BENTLEY ....... Jamestown High School-M. J. Fletcher, A.M., Principal. Qlihe jiluhn Satantun Gnulh Svchularships Course irt Arts Course trt Arts Course in Arts . Course in .Agriculture LAWRENCE MOREHOUSE .......... Course in Arts Free Academy, Utica-Emory L. Mead, A.B., Principal. WALTER AUGUST VERWIEBE ......... Course in Arts Masten Park High School, Buffalo-F. S. Fosdick, A.M., Principal. Ghz Stetnart EL. mnuhfurh Svrhnlarships JULIUS SMITH ............ Course in Arts Boys' High School, Brooklyn-eJanies Sullivan, Ph.D., Principal. REUBEN BERNHARD SMITH ...... Course in Four Year Law Eastern District High School, Brooklyn-William T. Vlymen, Ph.D., Principal. Qtlass nf 1913 The Qlutmzll Scholarships GEORGE MORGANSTEIN .......... Course in Arts Boys' High School, Brooklyn-James Sullivan, Ph.D., Principal. CHARLES EDWIN THOMAS ...... Course in Mecltarvttctzl Ertgirreerfirzg Boys' High School, Brooklyn-Jarnes Sullivan, Ph.D., Principal. The Zta. lurk Qchnlarshtps FRED SOLOMON KLEINMAN ,........ Boys' High School, Brooklyn-James Sullivan, Ph.D., Principal CHARLES CLIFFORD KUH .......... Boys' High School, Brooklyn-James Sullivan, Ph.D., Principal The jllflserain Scholarships ABRAHAM FUCHS ........ Course ftrt Boys' High School, Brooklyn-James Sullivan, Ph.D., Principal HENRY CHAIMOWITZ ........... Boys' High School, Brooklyn-James Sullivan, Ph.D., Principal 66 Course in Arts Course irt Arts Civil Errgirteerittg Course irt Arts The Sage Scholarships JESSIE RUTH BAHRINOER .......... Course in Arts Cattaraugus High SchoOl--Kcnnington L. Thompson, AB., Principal. LUCY SHEPARD CRAXVFORIJ ......... Course in Arts Nyack High School--E. J. Bonncr, AB., Principal. The Sibley Scholarships FRANK FLORIS Anmcks ...... Course in ilffeclzanical Engineering DeW'itt Clinton High School. New York City-J, L. Tilclsley, Principal. FREDERICK GEORGE SWITZER ..... Course in lllecliarzical Engineering Trinity School, New York City-L. T. Cole, Ph.D., Principal. The iaresihent white Scholarships TRISTAN IXNTELL ........ Course in Civil Engineering Erasmus Hall High School. Brooklyn--W. B. Gunnison, Ph.D., Principal. SAMUEL GARMEZY .,...... Course in Civil Engineering DelYitt Clinton High School, New York Cityffej. L. Tildslcy, Principal. The ibporare Qbreelep Scholarships VERNON ROSENP'ELD ........... Course in Arts Margaretville High School-Vincent G. Brown, AB., Ph.D., Principal. H.fXROLD llfQlCNiURDY ....,...... Course in Arts Delaware Academyw-O. 'W. Wood, Ph.B., Principal. The Ziohn Stanton Goulo Scholarships XVALTER llrIClVlILLAN RALPH ......... Course in Arts Lafayette High School, Buffalo-C. K. Mellen, Principal. AMBROSE RYDER ....... Course in M eclianical Engineering Privately Prepared. The Stetnart 1. moohforo Scholarships CLARENCE HUCKLE ........... Course in Arts ' Clyde High School-E. I. Bond, Ph.B., Principal. CHARLES ROBERT PLUNKETT ...... . COWSZ in AWS Flushing High School-John H. Clark, Principal. Qssociate Zllumnae Scholars LOUISE WALROUD HOWELL ....... . A Course Arts MATTIE DURELL BODINE ........ . COWSG WL AWS ' jfrank William iBa?Jgham Scholar JAMES HENRY BARRY, JR. ..... Course in Mechanical Engineering Zgoaroman Senior lain i1Bri3e I DEWITTE B. WYCKOEE .,...... - COWSQ WL Law 67 L ll f WDW ,xx lf fl? W e 1 X No o l X no , , W MWORNA I f - lQE:?- . xl 1. K ll f X Ross Gilmore marvin, 'os llangdon Babcock, ex 'oo R R Uernon Rosenfeld, 'ls liugll Rawlins watson, 'ls George mansfield Donnelly, 'lz TSJUOI' BOYOWHZ, 'IZ 1 Q CN 4.4 ,tx X . Y fy c, Lf, ,xx 5 -, SAGE CHAPEL SOUTHVVEST VALLEY SUNSET FROM LIBRARY SLOPE -5, SENIOR SINGING Senior lass Ten, Ten, Nineteen Ten Cornell, I Yell, Nineteen Ten COLORS:-YELLOW AND WHITE Glass Gttirers GEORGE FRANKLIN POND PERCY JAMES TAYLOR . MISS CATHARINE M. ALLEN MISS A. GRACE MEKEEL . DOUGLAS JOHNSTOJN MILLER MISS LAURA T. COOPER . ROBERT GOUDY HANDY . EDWIN STANISLAU CROSBY JAMES ALLISON STEVENSON LYMAN COLLINS JUDSON . NEWMAN EBERSOLE . SARGENT GLENN HOFFNIAN HENRY WHITE EDGERTON ABRAHAM LOUIS DORIS FLOYD NELSON DARLING . JAMES CYRIL O,BRIEN . CHARLES ANTONIUS CARROLL FRANCIS SMITH MARLOW JOHN S. SMITH JOSE'URBANO AGUIRRE . 74 . President . Vice-President ' Second Vice-President Third Vice-President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary . . Treasurer General Athletic Director . N avy Director . Baseball Director Track Director Football Director Class Orator . M eniorial Orator I vy Orator Class Historian Class Prophet Class Marshals . Sergeant-at-Arms 'Sv fe'YN ,sg, M ,Q THEREVWZERSM f- W TOWN ' f D 2555232350 2 3 U73 'H . '. .1 7 . ff,.':.--,.zzf45:,:'. -'-':f:3:.-. L :-f. 'f:j.gj.A f ' , ' . ..,,:.rgs1.-i f:'fx M . ' Eg,'..,gjSfi' f- - f'f:5':,1,j 4 -9 41 ,3 3.1 . . -::Q1,53.4-2.-,Q5v:f'ag's V.,'f1?-AY :, .1 V a' Q - f ,:, ?1 ,,:1-R, Q31 3122325551155 2175 5 ''S,i, ff-,'',vi1-3.gg-g1gEf:1,::-flivrf' .- . ' - 41'--1rge:.!1y:f:-,L-:H -. .. .. --.:v,.-s.X:-...- ,--ay-:.':grfgL,-9 -. fvgl, 4 .-t , . s .,'.-f14g:g.,u:, K .- - . :-.-,A::g:i.5:-:3-.,-- Ln Q ',j'gj .3 , ,.5.17g','-,, , ' I .' 1' 2- L1 ,f.'3'?l- '. H ..., :Qgj-'32, -2-H - . A 5 -' f - f I Lpw 1910 LEWIS WASHBURN ABBOTT Harrtburg CivilEiigi1zteeri1ig Z Wg Scalp and Blacleg Assistant Business Manager Era C35. WILLIAM COLFORD ACKLIN Toledo, O. Arts I A Eg Alembic. HENRY JEWETT ADAMS East Aurora Mecha1'1ical Eiigiizeeriiig LESTER VERNON ADAMS llfarrezi. Mass. Arts La Tertuliag Cosmopolitan Clubg C. C. C. C25 C35 5 English Clubg 5rVilliston Club. ARTHUR JOHN ADLER Billirzfgs, M0'I'Iff. Law Osiris Club. BERTHA AGARD Ithaca Arts JOSE UREANO AGUIRRE Santa Fe, --lrg. Rep. Electrical E-ztgirteerirztg CATHARINE :MOORE ALLEN Buffalo Arts A. O. STANLEY WOODRUFF ALLEN Glendale, O. Arts Elf F. JOHN DAVID ANDERSON Broolelyri Cii1ilE'rtgiiieeriitg Class Football C25 g Assistant Business Manager Civil Engineer C35 C45 5 College Crew C25g Civil Engineer Banquet Committee C45g T. B. H. THOMAS HARVEY SKINNER ANDREWS Brooklyri Mecliaritical Erigitteeriiig E d7,' Mandolin Club C35 C455 Rifle Team C35 C455 Masque Cast C45g Senior Banquet Committeeg Chairman Sibley Banquet Committee. ROY DAVID ANTHONY, B.S. Rochester Agricitltitre W V. 76 . Sveninr ikecorhs ANGEL GARCIA :XRMENDARIZ jalajua, .Mexico Zlleclianical Engineering 69 E. BIERVIN ARm1sTRoNo Fayetteville Civil Engineering C. C. C.5 Flag Rush C11 C215 Masque C215 English Play C21. GRACE ET!-IEI. ARTI-ILTR Plattsbnrglz Ang Aftermath. BIILL.-XRD V.-XNAI.-XRTER Arwoon Groton Af-1715 Era Board C21 C31 l41Q Managing Editor C41 5 President English Club C41 5 Manu- script C31 C415 Manager Dramatic Club Play C41. LUDWIG :XULL Ballinzore, ,lId. Civil Engineering C9 Eg Maryland Club: College Crew C21 C315 College Soccer C315 College Banquet Committee C41. XYILLI.-XM ALDEX B.-xcRL's Cleazcwlyiz, Va. Illeclzaizical Engineering 6 J X5 Sphinx Head, T 13115 Senators5 Dunstan5 Aleph Samachg Gemel Kharmg Class Crew C111 Varsity Crew C215 General Committee C31 C415 Class Football C11 C21. ETHEL HowARD BAKER l'l'II.IIi6'l'POl'l, ille. Arts XVILLI.-XM CYRUS BALLARD, IR. BCllllilll0l'6', Aid. Electrical Engineering Maryland Clubg University Grchestra C11 C21 C311 Chief Musician University Band C31. AALBERT STOKES BANCROFT Denver, Col. Law Mildew Board C31. LAURENCE ROBERT BANDLER Owego Arts dl I' Ag Quill and Daggerg VX7idow Board C21 C315 Assistant Business Man- ager C315 Chairman Ross Marvin Memorial Committeeg Chairman Cap and Gown Committee. ARTHUR HOUGHTON BARBER East Greenwich, R. I. Mechaiiical Engineering ELMER EUGENE BARKER Crown Point Arts Charles Kendall Adams Debate Club 5 English Clubg Agassiz Club 5 Cosmopoli- tan Club5 Festival Chorus C31. SARAH ELIZABETH BARNHOLT 5 Philadelphia, Pa. Arts A Wg Raven and Serpent5 Third Vice-President Class C215 Chairman Sopho- more Stunt Committee C215 Secretary Y. W. C. A. HYMEN MAX BARR Brooklyn A Arts Q B Kg University Scholarshipg Barnes Shakespeare Prize C21 5 '86 Memorial Stage. JAMES HENRY BARRY, JR. Syracuse Mechanical Engineering Sophomore Banquet Committee. 77 Sveninr ilkzcurhs ARTHUR BARZAGHI New York Civil Engineering I N. TRENUS AUGUSTUS BATT North Tonawanda Mechanical Engineering T B IT. HUBERT EUGENE BAXTER Tonaivanda Architecture GargOyle5 L'Ogive. ALBERT CHARLES BEAN Readsboro, Vt. Arts Charles Kendall Adams Debate Club5 Class Track C15 C25 5 Varsity C. C. Team C35 C455 Varsity Track Team C25 C35 C455 General Committee C35 C455 TWO- Mile Relay Team C455 Sophomore Rush Captain. GEORGE GROVER BECKER Baltiniore, Md. Agriculture Masque C45. SYDNEY LESTER BEEBE Alpine Agriculture ISADORE BEHRMAN Baltiniore, Md. Civil Engineering Alt-Heidelburg Castg Mandolin Club C25 C35 C4155 University Orchestra C25 C35 C45. HERBERT PHILANDER BELL Eureka, Cal. Mechanical Engineering K E. HENRY HOWARD BENNETT Port Huron, Mich. Arts D K Eg Sphinx Headg Mummy Club5 Aleph Samach5 Flag Rush C25 C355 Class Football C255 Chairman Sophomore Stunt COmmittee5 Ice Carnival Com- mittee5 Assistant Manager Baseball, Manager C455 Book and Bovvlg Sunday Night Club5 General Committee C455 Arts Feed Committee C35. WALTER DIDANA BENNETT Ovid Veterinary ARTHUR WIGHT BENSON Troy A Arts Glee Club C15 C255 Festival Chorus C255 Advanced Choir. FRED RUSSELL BENTLEY jainesville Arts Krug und Tafelg German Play C25 C355 English Play C255 OWls5 Secretary English Club C35 C45. MARION BERGER Brooklyn Arts LOUIS BERGMAN Brooklyn Law Charles Kendall Adams Debate Club5 President C255 Congress Stagesg Inter- class Debates5 University Orchestra C155 '86 Memorial Stage C255 Represen- tative to Debate Council C35. A ALFRED BERNHEIM, JR. Brooklyn Law Cosmopolitan Club5 Deutscher Verein. HERBERT BERTEL Mount Vernon Law Gramatan5 Charles Evans Hughes Debate Club5 Varsity Cricket Team C15. 78 banter Returns BENJAMIN DCDRR.-XNC'E BEYE.-X lVest Pittston, Pa. Arts D K Ej Junior Varsity Crewg Scarab. ANNA ELEANORA BIDDLE Plziladelplzia, Pa. Arts lcthusg Aftermath. ISIDOR LEON BIRNER Brooklyn Civil Engineering GEORGE XVALTER BLAIR Davenport, Ia. M'echanical Engineering Seal and Serpentg Lieutenant Cadet Corps C353 Gemel Kharmg Scabbard and Bladeg Class Election Committee C45g Head Cheer Leader C45 g Captain Cadet Corps C45. CHARLES GLENVILLE BLAKE lVaslzinglo1i, D. C. Mechanical Engineering B 9 Hg Senatorsg Savage Club, ROLLO KIMBALL BLANCHARD Montpelier, Vt. ilfechanical Engineering X dig Quill and Daggerg Savage Clubg Undineg Les Cabotinsg Glee Club C15 C25 C35 C455 Quartet C35 C455 Class Quartet C255 Class Rush Team C253 Sopho- more Cotillion Committeeg Junior Feed Committeeg Masque C355 Mummy Clubg Mermaidg Bench and Boardg Cheer Leader C455 Sunday Night Clubg Senior Ball Committeeg Ross Marvin Memorial Committee. NOLAND BLAss Little Rock, Ark. ANS .S Xg Savage Clubg Dixie Clubg Varsity Track Team C35 C45 5 Varsity Foot- ball C45g Relay Team C45, FOREST MILO BLODGETT Fredonia Agricnltnre LOTTA JEAN BOGERT Ithaca AWS LOUIS RITZEMA BOGERT Binghamton p Architecture Z K TA A ,' Quill and Daggerg Gargoyleg C. C. Team C35 C455 junior Feed Committeeg Varsity Track Team C35g General Committee. ORLOW WILLIAM BOIES Woodhtwen A ANS Charles Kendall Adams Debate Clubg English Clubg Deutscher Vereing College Baseball Team. FELIPE AUGUSTO BOLONA Cnayaqnil, Ecuador Electrical Engineering RUDOLPH AUGUST BOLZE Pleasantoille Mechaiiical Engineering Gramatan. WALTER WEIDENFELD BONNS Milwaukee, Wis. Agricnltnre HANS CHRISTIAN Boos New York Electrical Engineering Rifle Clubg Intercollegiate Rifle Match Team C253 Mandolin Club C25 C35. RAYMOND BOOTH New York Civil Engineering HARRY CLYDE BOssINGER Huntington, VV. Va. Mechaiiical Engineering 79 Senior Bzcurhs LOUIS FRANKLIN BOYLE M nrray, Utah President Poultry Association C35 C4D. FREDERIC THEODORE BRANDT JOHN BRITTINGHAM A C175 Sophomore Banquet Committee. CARLOS EMERSON BRONSON University Orchestra CID C255 Mandolin Club CID CQD. HOWARD FRANKLIN BRONSON HORACE DWIGHT BROOKMAN A X Pg Ohio Club. EDWIN WARNER BROOKS Cincinnati, O. Durango, M ex. H ornell H ornell Tflfellsville, O. Denver, Col. Rod and Bob, Senior Stunt Committee. MARELLUS BRONK JOHN PRENTICE BROOKS .Z K F A A. MILTON WILLARD BROWER CHARLES WING BROWN 11? A 0. HERBERT DUNHAM BROWN Amsterdam E lyria, O. Spencerport C olnrnbns, O. Ardsley Gramatang Captain Class Rush Czj. PAUL RUTHERFORD BUCHANAN Masonic Club. LLEWELLYN MORGAN BUELL 0 B Kg English Club. EDWARD L. BULLOCK, JR. A T Ag Gargoyle, L'Ogive. ELLA TERESA BURKE JOSEPH MCLARN BURNS A T Q. ' SARA FRANCES BURNS K K l ,' Class Book C435 President HERMANN CABASSA MARY FOSTER CALDWELL, A.B. Wayside. Honey Brook, Pa. A gricnltnre Mechanical Engineering Arts Mechanical Engineering Civil Engineering Mechanical Engineering Civil Engineering Arts Mechanical Engineering Civil Engineering Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Syracuse Aff-9 Hazleton, Pa. Architecture Olean Arts Ithaca Electrical Engineering Bristol-on-Delaware, Pa. A7155 Sports and Pastimesg Der Hexenkreis. M agvagitez, Porto Rico Civil Engineering Brooklyn Law SO Senior Becnrhs XVALLACE EVERETT CALDWELL Brooklyn Arty 10 B Kg Deutscher Vert-ing All-Heiclcllbiirg Cast C335 University Scholarshipg College Crew C235 English ClulJ5 Classical Club. G. HOWARD C.-INFIELD Briilgeporl, Ct. Civil Engineering ROBERT HJITHINGTON CANFIELD Corni-:ig ,Mechanical Engineering ,Y 60. CLAYTON PEARSON CANNON BaIIz'more, Md. Civil Engineering A .l' Pg Class Rush C1 35 Lacrosse Team C23 C335 Class Football C335 Semaphore. XV.-XLTER S.xi1UEL CARPENTER. JR. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Mfecharbical Engineering Class Track C13 C235 Varsity Track Team C235 Class Football C23 C335 Class Rush Team C235 Junior Feed Committee. CHARLES Axroxixus CARROLL New York Arts Bandliu5 Class Vice-President C1 lg Era Boardg Manuscriptg Class Prophet C43. AINSLIE TAYLOR CARTER Cinciiznali, Ohio Mechanical Engineering I A E. WELLES GOODSPEED CATLIN Owego Electrical Engineering VVILLARD PORTER CHANDLER, JR. ll'il1nington5 Del. Mechanical Engineering 0 A dig Class Day Committee. PAUL BROSIUS CHAMBERS Philadelphia, Pa. Mechanical Engineering 69 Eg Class Track C13. CLEMENT EDNVARDS CHASE Ornaha, Neb. Civil Engineering I ll? Il A5 Sphinx Head5 Rod and Bobg Election Committee C13 C235 Captain Cadet Corps C33 C435 Ice Carnival Committeeg Assistant Manager Masque C335 C Eg Honor System Committee5 Seabbard and Blade5'BusineSS Man- ager Masque C435 Ross Marvin Memorial Committee. JOHN NORRIS CHILDS BalIfini0re5 Md. Mechanical Engineering A X Pg Mandolin Club C435 Orchestra C43. RUDOLPH CHRISTENSEN, JR. Brooklyn Electrical Engineering College Basketball C13 C235 Varsity Lacrosse Team C23. LEON RALPH CLAFLIN Herkirner Mechanical Engineering ELIZABETH CLARKE Philadelphia, Pa. AWS K A 695 Chairman Stunt Committee C235 President Sports and Pastimes C335 Second Vice-President Class C33. JOHN ARVINE CLARK Sidney Mechanical Engineering CD I' A5 Sphinx Head5 Coxswain Varsity Crew C235 General Committee C33. 81 bzniur Becuths GARRETT SHELLER CLAYPOOL Chillicothe, O. Law Z Ng 60 A dlp Class Day Committee. EDITH MARIANNE CLEMENT Albany Arts Deutscher Verein. WILLIAM BROOKS CLIFT Chattanooga, Tenn. Civil Engineering Sphinx Headg Seal and Serpent5 Gemel Kharmg SemaphOre5 Widowv Board C25 C35 C455 Business Manager C455 Junior Smoker COmmittee5 Dixie Club. RAYMOND THOMAS CLOYES Utica Mechanical Engineering Nayati. ERNEST BARNARD COBB Ithaca Arts A X P. WILLIAM COCKS, JR. Glen- Cove Law College Baseball C25. DOROTHY COLBY Saint Louis, Mo. Arts Les CabOtins5 Sage Dramatic Club. GEORGE MARC COLGATE Rochester Mechanical Engineering MARION COLLINS Arnsterdarn Arts HAROLD NORTHEND COMINS Wakeyield, Mass. Mechanical Engineering Sibley Journal Board C15 C25 C355 Business Manager C45. ALFRED WILKINSON CONKLIN Marquette, Mich. Arts QV 1 ,' Sphinx Head5 Alembic5 Savage Club5 University Orchestra CI55 Mando- lin Club CI5 C25 C35 C455 Leader C455 Ice Carnival Committee5 Scarabg Book and Bowl. JAMES CONLEY Ithaca Civil Engineering WALTER S. CONWELL A Civil Engineering STANLEY WARD COOK Holyoke, Mass, Mechanical Engineering 117 A 05 Class Day COmmittee5 Scarab. THOMAS TALMAGE COOK Kansas City, Mo. Arts A T O. WILERED LEWIS COOPER, JR. Bedford, Pa. Civil Engineering Cosmopolitan Clubg Association Football Team C25 C355 Manager C455 Assist- ant Manager Cricket C355 Manager C45. GROVER COORS Golden, Colo. Agriculture B C9 H5 Undineg Mummy Clubg Bench and BOard5 K B 05 Sunday Night Clubg Spring Day Committee C355 Senior Ball Committee. 82 Svenim: itkecnrhs GORDON COPELAND Glencoe. Ill. Jlflechanical Engineering University Golf Champion C13. - LYNN CRANDALL Ithaca Civil Engineering DONALD FR.-XZER CRANE Brooklyn Architecture B 9 1l,' Masqueg Savage Clubg L'OgiVe. CAROLINE CECILIA CRAWFORD .Yyacle Arts K K F. GILBERT HOLAIES CRAWFORD, JR. .Y-racle Electrical Engineering Quill and Daggerg Gemel Kharmg Class Football C13 C23 5 Junior Varsity Crew C23Q Varsity Four C23 C335 General Committee C335 Chairman C43g Com- modore Of Navy C43. HOWARD THOMPSON CRITCHLOW Prospect, Plz. Civil Engineering Cosmopolitan Club: Class Track C133 College Track C23Q Glee Club C235 Ad- vanced Choir C233 Assistant Chime-master C43. EDGAR REGINALD CROFTS I-Iazzover, Ct. Civil Engineering Cosmopolitan Club. EDWIN STANISLAU CROSBY Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering 0 I Kg Sphinx Headg Aleph Samachg Class Basketball C135 Class Baseball C13 C23 g Varsity Basketball Team C23 C33 C43 5 Captain C33 C43 g Varsity Foot- ball Team C33 C431 Junior Promenade Committeeg General Athletic Direc- tor C435 Scarabg K B 0. DONALD i3'lCK.AY CROSSMAN Huntington Mechanical Engineering Long Island Club. RALPH MILTON CRUMRINE flkron, O, AHS Assistant Business Manager IQIO Cornelliang Alembic. HARRY ABRAHAM CROWN Brooklyn Arts' GEORGE IRVING DALE Schenectady AUS Bandhug Les Cabotinsg Manager Spanish Play C13 C23g Corson French Prize C33- WILLIAM T. DAMON Corsicana, Tex. Mechanical Engineering JAMES EDGAR DAVIDSON Hillburn Mechanical Engineering Nayatig Class Football C33g Wrestling Team C33 C43. JOHN WILLIAMS DAVIES Petersburg, Va. Mechanical Engineering Dixie Club. MAY ALICE DAIS Ithaca AHS Wayside. WARREN ELLIS DAY Davoa, P. I. Civil Engineering 83 Senior lkennrhs MARGUERITE DECKER Washingtoii, D. C. Arts A Z. CALVIN SCOTT DEGOYLER Mayfield Civil Engineering Varsity Track Team C25 C35Q Varsity C. C. Team C353 General Committee C35. WILMER A. DEHUFF Baltirnore, Md. Civil Engineering Maryland Club . JOHN BRADLEY W. DELEHANTY Pelharn Architecture ZF fy Undineg L'Ogiveg Mummy Clubg Masqueg Junior Smoker Committeeg Assistant Manager Wrestling. IRVING OLNEY DENMAN Brocton Veterinary BAYARD PUTNAM DEXTER Orange, Mass. Mechanical Engineering .Z X. ROBERT LEE DEXTER Athol, Mass. Mechanical Engineering CD f'A,' Cosmopolitan Clubg Sibley Clubg CroSS'Country. DONALD MITCHELL DEY Syracuse Agriculture X dig Undineg Sophomore Banquet Committee. JOSEPH ALEXANDER DICKINSON New York Civil Engineering Bandhug Civil Engineering Board C35Q Editor-in-Chief C45g Semaphore. HELEN ADELLE DOBBS Ithaca Arts Les Cabotinsg French Play Castg Spanish Play Cast. SIMEON EARL DOCKSTADER Fonda Civil Engineering DE WITT CLINTON DOMINICK, JR. Walden Arts Les Cabotinsg Cosmopolitan Club. CURTIS EMERY DOLL. Sinithboro Veterinary MAURICE JOHN JOSEPH DOOLING Syracuse Veterinary College Baseball C25 C355 Class Day Committee IC45. A ABRAHAM LOUIS DORIS Brooklyn Arts Deutscher Vereing Charles Kendall Adams Debate Clubg Congressg Congress Declamation Stageg Interclass Debatesg German Play Cast C15g '86 Memo- rial Stage CSJQ Class Memorial Orator C45. JOHN KNAFF DORRANOE Houston, Tex. Mechanical Engineering A Q' Masque C45g Mermaidg Senior Banquet Committeeg Sunday Night Clubg Bench and Boardg Senior Promenade Committee. HOWARD BABCOCK DRAKE Friendship Arts Era Board C15 C25 C35. 84 RAY E. DUEL .4 Z. AENEAS DUCLOS Stentor iksturhs Call 1.110110 Ngo A gricult1,tre Ithaca lllechaiz ical Engineering 0 K Elf' Les Cabotins5 Savage Clubg French Play C255 Glee Club C25 C355 Quar- tet C25 C355 Bench and Boarcl5 Merniaiclg Senior Stunt Committee. LEVERNE DUNHAM A ll' JOHN AMBROSE DURRAN B a rd et! Veterinary Wczlertowaz Arts Sphinx Heacilg Freshman Banquet Commi1.tee5 Chairman Class Pipe Com- mittee C255 Class Treasurer C255 IQIO Cornellian Boardg Editor-in-Chief Class Book C45. GORDON BENNETT DUKES B roolclyu Arts .4 B 105 Les Cabotinsg Class Track Team5 Varsity Track Team C25 C35 C455 Alliance .Francaiseg French Play Cast C25 C35 C4l. GEORGE V.fXLENTINE DUTNEY HE. JOHN BIORTON EATON 2 N. IQATHARINE EATON Pittsburg, Pa. Ilffechanical Engineering Beaver, Pa. Mechanical Engineering Philadelphia, Pa. Arts K K If Second Vice-President Class C155 Election Committee C255 Sage Basketball Team C15 C255 Manager C355 IQIO Cornellian Board. NEVVMAN EBERSOLE Cincinna ti, O. Arts I .S A Eg Sphinx Head 5f9Class Track Teamg C. C. Team C25 g Varsity Track Team C25 C35 C455 junior Promenade COmmittee5 Relay Team C355 Scarabg Alembic5 Gemel Kharmg General Committee C455 Track Director C455 Sunday Night Club. LLOYD CHAMPLIN EDDY A A KD. EDWARD BERNARD EDELSTEIN College C. C. Team. MINNIE EDGAR HENRY WHITE EDGERTON Barrington C entre, R. I Electrical Engineering Rockaway Beach Law Wilmington, Del. A7155 Washington, D. C. Arts 1D B K5 Senatorsg ,Q4 Debate Stage5 Leader Pennsylvania Debate Team C355 Owls5 Class Orator C45. HAROLD THOMAS EDWARDS Patchogne 4 Law Long Island Clubg Charles Evans, Hughes Debate C1ub5 Era Board C255 Busi- ness Manager Class Book. 35 Sveniur Remarks KENNETH SCOTT EDWARDS Ludlow, Ky. Mechanical Engineering K Z5 Glee Club C25 C35 C455 Banquet Committee C45. MAXIMILIAN ELSER, JR. Fort Worth, Tex. Arts Z 975' Quill and Dagger, Freshman Banquet Committeeg Sophomore Stunt Committeeg junior Smoker Committeeg Sun Board C15 C25 C35 C45 5 Widoyv Board C355 Editor-in-Chief C455 Senior Banquet Committee5 Manuscriptg Book and BoWl5 Scarab. PHILIP HOMER ELWOOD Port Plain Agriculture K Wg Glee Club C25 C35 C45. CHARLES EDWARD ERICKSON Seattle, Wash. Civil Engineering K Z5 Pyramid. BEATRICE ESCHNER Philadelphia, Pa. Arts Raven and Serpent. DARIO ESPINDOLA La Plata, Arg. Rep. Electrical Engineering Spanish Clubg Class Fencing Team C25 C35 C45 5 Varsity Fencing Team C35 C45 5 Captain C455 Class Day Committee C45. HERBERT SINCLAIR FAIRBANK Baltimore, Md. Civil Engineering Maryland Club. CHARLES RADCLIFFE FAIRCHILD West Winyield Veterinary THOMAS H. FARRINGTON Mechanical Engineering A A 105' Senators5 Varsity Football Squad C25 C35 C455 General Committee C35 C45- HERBERT RUSHMORE FERRIS Westfield, N. j. Mechanical Engineering Ice Carnival Committee5 Lieutenant Cadet Corps C255 Cap and Gown Corn- mittee C45. ANNA FIELDEN Devon, Pa. Arts REYNOLDS WINEGAR FINCH Saratoga Springs Electrical Engineering CHRISTOPHER ROBERT FINNIGAN Buffalo Veterinary NEMO MELVILLE FISCHER New York Civil Engineering 0 A X. WALTER WARNER FISK Oswego Center Agriculture EARL W. FITCH Springville Veterinary Society of Comparative Medicine5 College Baseballg College Trackg College Basketball5 Association Football Team. ARTHUR VAN ARSDALE FITZ Peconic Mechanical Engineering Class Crew CI5. 86 ROBERT F. FLEMING WILLIAM GOULD FLETCHER BERTRAM POORE FLOYD A Ty Gargoyle, Election CLINTON LEE FOLLMER A' A E. FRANK GROVE FOSTER Qenior ikecnrhss llvt1SlZl1'Igf077, D. C. 1,L1l6TS'0'l'1, N. J. Manchester, 114055. Committee C25, College Crew C25 ll'-illianisport, Pa. .Yew Britain, Conn. Mechanical Engineering M echanical Engineering Architecture Class Crew C25 C35. Mechanical Engineering Civil Engineering NORMAN J. Fox Laporte, Ind. Ang EDWIN ARCHIBALD FRASER New York Civil Engineering dl Z Kg Rod and Bob, Sophomore Stunt, Banquet Committee CI5. HERBERT STANLEY FREEMAN Rochester Electrical Engineering HENRX' BREWSTER FREEMAN Chicago, Ill. lllechonical Engineering D K E. MILDRED CAROLYN FREY .-lllentoivn, Pa. Ang ISADOR FRIED Brooklyn Civil Engineering JEROME ARTHUR FRIED New York Mechanical Engineering Deutscher Vereing University Orchestra C25 C35 C4,lQ Mandolin Club C35 C45g Savage Club. EUGENE FRIEDMAN Brooklyn Agriculture ZB Ty Charles Kendall Adams Debate Clubg Interclass Debates, College Mandolin Club, College Association Football Team C35. ARTHUR LAWRENCE FROST Mushrigon, Mich. Mechanical Engineering Seal and Serpent, Class Crew C25 C35g Junior Varsity Crew C355 Junior Feed Committee. VINCENT JAMES FROST Agriculture Cayuga Clubg Manager Agricultural Musical Clubs, Hebs-sa. BENJAMIN STRAUSS GALLAND A Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Arts DONALD B. GANNON New Orleans, M iss. Mechanical Engineering Senior Stunt Committee. RICHARD CHILTON GANO Dallas, Tex. Arts A T O,' Sphinx Headg Texas Clubg Sophomore Banquet Committee, Junior Smoker Comrnitteeg Sun Board C25 C35 C455 Book and Bowlg Manuscript. JAMES N. GEHRIG Manhasset Law Orchestra C155 Cadet Band C15 C25 C35 C45. BOYD DUANE GILBERT Rodman Agriculture 37 ROGER SPENCER GILCREAST University Orchestra. Senior imcnrhs Hazleton, Pa. Electrical Engineering HAROLD SAMUEL GILLETTE Syracuse Civil Engineering ROBERT AGMEN GILLIES Chicago, Ill. Law Z X5 QA CD. JOSEPH GEORGE GINSBURG Brooklyn Ang Congress5 Charles Kendall Adams Debate Club. STANLEY FOWLER GIRVAN Utica Agriculture JOHN CHRISTOPHER VON GLAHN Brooklyn Arts Glee Club C25 C35 C45. HARRY JAMES GLUCK Brooklyn Arts CLARO LLAGAS DE GUZMAN MG7'iU6l6S, P. I. Agriculture Cosmopolitan Club5 La Tertulia5 Agricultural Associationg Roundup Club. MONROE S. GOLDBERG New York Mechaiiical Engineering Z B T5 Sibley Engineering Society5 University Orchestra C25 C35 C455 Mando- Im Club C25 C35 445. EDWARD EASSON GOODWILLIE Oak Park, Ill. Architecture A CD5 Gargoyleg Savage Clubg Mummy Club5 Class Baseball C155 Director C155 Dunstang Glee Club C15 C25 C35 C45 5 Class Quartet C25 C35 C45 5 Vice-President Class C255 Varsity Baseball C25 C355 Bench and Boardg Basketball C455 Mermaid5 Sunday Night Club5 K B CD5 President Musical Clubs C455 Class Tax Committee C155 Senior Ball Committee. FRANK LINCOLN GRANT, JR. -New York Electrical Engineering IsWza5 Deutscher Vereing Alt-Heidelburg Cast. LEMUEL EUGENE GRAVES, A.B. West Raleigh, N. C. Agriculture DONALD STUART GRAY Crosse Pointe Farrns, Mich. Arts A A 05' Quill and Dagger5 Undineg Savage Club5 Mummy Clubg Glee Club C15 C25 C35 C455 Class Quartet C255 Junior Promenade Committee5 Bench and Boardg Varsity Quartet C35 C455 Senior Ball Committee. FREDERICK RAMSEY GRAY Greene Mechanical Engineering CHARLES FREEMAN GREGORY Ithaca Agriculture EDWVARD GALVIN GRIFFIN Water't0wn Law Charles Kendall Adams Debate Club5 Sophomore Smoker Committee. LAWRENCE GRIFFIN Philadelphia, Pa. Civil Engineering 88 Senior Ptscorhs STANTON GRIFFIS Ithaca Arts BA Kg Sphinx Headg Aleph Samachg Cosmopolitan Clubg Freshman Ban- quet Committeeg Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Chairman junior Smoker Committeeg Election Committee C255 Sun Board C15 C25g Managing Editor C353 Editor-in-Chief C45g Class Secretary C351 Bench and Boardg Sun- day Night Clubg Mermaidg II' B 105 Les Cabotinsg Senior Ball Committeeg Secretary Arts Association C25 3 Vice-President C355 Scarabg Book and Bovvlg Chairman Inter-Fraternity Rushing System. GEORGE XVASHINGTON GRIFIPITI-Is Plziladelplzia, Pa. AZ 10. CHARLES EDMUND GRIMES A X P. CHARLES PHILIP GROSS University Scholarship. HENRX' RALPH GUNDLACH Skull. PHILIP WooDwARD H.-XGG.'XRT Mandolin Club C25 C35. CHARLES WILLIAM HAGEN Congressg Deutscher Vereing BRUCE LESTER HALL Otsego Club. SAMUEL PAYSON HALL Baltimore, Jlfd. B roolelyn Baltimore, llld. Ithaca Sfvarrowbitsh Mandolin Club. .Mt Vision Ridley Park, Pa. Managing Editor of Civil Engineer. llffechanical Engineering lllechanical Engineering M echanical Engineering Arts Civil Engineering Arts Civil Engineering Civil Engineering LAWRENCE GUSTAVE HALLBERG,JR. Evanston, Ill. Architecture B 9 Hg Sphinx Headg Dunstang K B 405 Nalandag Savage Clubg Book and Bowlg Sunday Night Clubg Bench and Boardg Gargoyleg L'Ogiveg Mandolin Club C15 C25 C35 C45 C553 Class Crew C15 C253 Class Baseball Team C15 5 Varsity Soccer Team C45 5 Cheer Leader C45 3 Chairman Sophomore Banquet Committeeg junior Smoker Committeeg Chairman Senior Stunt Committee. GEORGINA ELIZABETH HALSEY New York Arts Scholarshipg Dramatic Club Cast. LYNN W. HAM Ithaca Veterinary A Yfg Orchestrag Mandolin Club. EDWIN DANIELS HAM Spokane, Wash. Law W 1 ,' Mummy Clubg Bench and Boardg Undineg Sunday Night Club 5 Mermaidg K B C0,' Senior Ball Committee. CHARLES ARTHUR HAMLIN Bnjfalo Law Osiris Club. S9 Senior Becurbs THOMAS PATRICK HANAGAN Poughkeepsie Arts K ?F,' Charles Kendall Adams Debate Club5 CongresS5 Interclass Debatesg Representative to Debate Council C255 Class Baseball C255 Class Crew C355 College Baseball CI5 C25 C355 College Crew C255 Spring Day Committee C355 Class Rush Team C15 C25. FRANK FINDLAY HANBIDGE Ogdensbnrg Architecture L'Ogiveg Class Footballg Sophomore Banquet COmmittee5 Gargoyle5 Alumni Pledge Committeeg Mandolin Club5 Ross Marvin Memorial Committee. ROBERT GOUDY HANDY Bay City, Mich. Mechanical Engineering A T .Q5 Class Pipe Committee C255 Mandolin Club C25 C35 C455 Class Treasurer C35 C455 Savage Club5 Chairman Senior Banquet Committee. EMIL OTTO JOSEPH HANKE Cincinnati, O. Law LD Z Kg CD A CD. CARROLL REDE HARDING Baltimore, Md. Maryland Club5 College Association Football Team. HAROLD CARL HARDING Middletown Class Crew C255 Class Football C25 C35. GRACE HART HARE A Z. RAYMOND HIGH HARRISON Tzaddi Schin. GERARDUS HARRISSON Banjo Club C15 C25 C35. HERBERT GOODMAN HARRIS Z B T. SAMUEL THOMAS HARRIS Z A E. CLAUDE HARTFORD 0 Z K. GEORGE TNNESS HARTLEY A T A5 Undineg Scarab. ARTHUR CHAPIN HASTINGS, JR. Cortland Orange, N. j. Brooklyn Bloomfield, N. Ashtabula, O. Brooklyn New York Brooklyn Civil Engineering Mechanical Engineering Arts Mechanical Engineering Civil Engineering Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering A gricnltnre Mechanical Engineering K Ag Quill and Daggerg Undine5 Masqueg Aleph Samachg Book and Bowlg Savage Club5 Mummy Clubg Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Junior Feed Committeeg Cricket Team5 Assistant Manager Track C355 Manager C455 Bench and Boardg Sunday Night Club5 Senior Ball Committee. go Svznior ikecnrbs H.AROLD ATERWIN HASTINGS ' Horner Arts Osiris Clubg Class Rush Team C251 Class Football C25 C35 g Junior Smoker Com- mittee C355 English Club. ORLANDO BURR HASTINGS Niagara Falls Aiechanical Engineering Ii' A. THOMAS SHRYOCK HALICR I3ultiuzore, Md. Civil Engineering K If Maryland Clubg Sophomore Stunt Committee. HARRISON A'l0RTON H.NX'IiRl3ECK Dobbs Ferry Law JOHN ELLZEY HAYDEN Islzfwnzizzg, Iliich. Civil Engineering J 105 Masque C25 C451 Rod and Bobg Class Rush Team C25. THEODORE JOHN HEARN Greenwich Law THOMAS THINTON HEERMANS Evarzsto-zz, Ill. Mechanical Engineering 6 A X. ERNEST CLARKE HEG Elizalwetlz, N. j. Zlffechanical Engineering A K Eg Sphinx Headg Junior Feed Cominitteeg Assistant Manager Golf C353 Manager C45 5 Bench and Boardg Sunday Night Clubg Mermaidg Senior Stunt Committeeg Class Bookg Scarab. RAYMOND THOMAS HEIZER Covington, Ky. Arts ROY SCOTT HENRY' Broolelgfn Arts CARL JAMES HERBOLD Buffalo Mechanical Engineering C B Og Class Baseball C253 Varsity Squad C35. ERNEST HERDIIAN HESPELT johnstown Arts Deutscher Vereing English Clubg German Play C355 Charles Kendall Adams .Debate Clubg Class Rush CI5 C255 College Crew C25g Class Crew C25 C355 Alt- Heidelburg C35. ERNEST FREDERICK HETTRICK Norfolk, Va. Civil Engineering Z X,' Rod and Bobg College Track Team. GEORGE FREDERICK HEWITT, JR. Montclair, N. j. Mechanical Engineering D K Eg Masqueg Mandolin Clubg Cap and Gown Committee. JAMES HARRY HEWITT, B.S. Converneiir Veterinary A Z,' Ycnan. FREDERICK WILLIAM HINCK Brooklyn Civil Engineering ROGER WOLCOTT HITCHCOCK New York Agriciiltiire K Ag Quill and Daggerg Undineg Dunstang Aleph Samachg Sophomore Banquet Committee 5 Class Track C15g Director C255 Varsity Track Teamg Varsity Relay Teamg Junior Smoker Committeeg General Committee. QI Senior ikenurhs MATTHEW JOHNSON HOFF Tarrytown Arts A 405 Assistant Manager Basketball Team C355 Manager C455 Alumni Pledge Committee C45 . SARGEANT GLENN HOFFMAN Philadelphia, Pa. Mechanical Engineering Quill and Dagger5 Track Team C155 Sibley Banquet Committee C255 Varsity Football Team C35 C45 5 Varsity Track C25 C35 C455 Underclass Rush Marshal C355 General Committee C355 Football Director C455 Scarab. RUTH BERTHA HOFFSTEN Philadelphia, Pa. Arts 6D B Kg Sennightly5 Class Book C455 Der Hexenkreis. ROY BULLARD HOLBROOK Newton Centre, Mass. Civil Engineering dl A 05' Sphinx Head5 Pyramidg Manager Freshm an Baseball C35 C455 Cheer Leader C455 Senior Ball Committeeg Chairman C. E. Feed Committee. EARLE BARRETT HOLDREDGE West Burlington Seal and Serpent5 Semaphore. CHARLES SAMUEL HOLMES Montclair, N. j. ID K ?If,' Class C. C. Team C255 Banjo Club C355 Era CARL GOTTFRIED HOLMOUIST New York Bandhu5 C. U. C. A. Cabinet. JACOB CHARLES HOLZMAN New York Charles Kendall Adams Debate Club5 Congressg S FRANK STEWART HOPKINS Poughkeepsie Seal and Serpent5 Semaphore. EDWIN CHURCHILL HORTON Harnburg Festival Chorusg Advanced Choir. MURRAY V. HOWES Corning Class Baseball C155 Varsity Baseball C35. HENRY LAWRENCE HOWE, JR. Canandaigua 0 A CD. NEWTON D. HOWELL Ludlowville CLARENCE JOHN HOYT Cohocton ERIC TREVOR HUDDLESTON Glee Club C35 C455 Gargoyle. NORMAN HUGHES ALBERT FRANCIS HUMPHREYS LYDIA FRANCES HUMPHREYS lllfinchester, I nd . jackson, N. C. Ludlowville Ludlowville Q2 Civil Engineering Civil Engineering Board C35. Civil Engineering Civil Engineering ocialist Club. Civil Engineering Electrical Engineering Veterinary Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering ' Veterinary A rchi tecture Civil Engineering Arts A rts Senior Becnrhs CHARLES SCRANTON HUMPIAIREI' lflfesl .Yezu Brighton Mechanical Engineering La Tertulia5 Rifle Team C155 Spectre. XVILLIAAI ERWIN HUN'IPHREH', JR Livonia Architecture Gargoyle. RUSSELL BLAIR HURLBURT Buffalo Mechanical Engineering .Y A E5 Sphinx Head5 Scarab5 Sunday Night Clubg Aleph Samachg Dunstan5 Scalp and Blade5 Gemel Kharm5 Class Secretary C155 Class Football C155 Varsity Football Squad C255 Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Varsity Relay Team5 Treasurer C. U. C. A. C355 IQIO Cornellian BOard5 Sibley Banquet Committee C355 Varsity Football Team C35 C455 Class President C35 5 Varsity Track TeamC25 C35 5 Senior Ball Committee C45 5 Sibley Banquet Committee C3 I 5 Athletic Council. Representative Of the 'Wearers Of the C. ALICE HUTCHINSON Arts A ID. FRANCIS BENEDICT HYNES Lyons Falls Mechanical Engineering .-1 B 1125 Civic Club5 C. C. C. C.5 Novice Cup C255 Class C. C. Team5 Cosmopolitan Club. G. KENNEDY IMBRIIZ Englewood, N. j. Arts T' I',' Book and Bowlg Sophomore Banquet. HARRISON ARDEN INGR.-XM Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering LEON EDGAR JACKSON Greene Civil Engineering HAROLD HALFORD JACOBS Springneld, Mass. Architecture 0 E5 Senior Stunt Committee. FREEMAN STEEL JACOBY Ithaca Agriculture Cayugag Hebs-sa. HURLBURT SMITH JACOBY Ithaca Civil Engineering GEORGE HILL JAMISON Asbury Park, N. j. Law ALLEN JAYNE West Auburn, Pa. Electrical Engineering Acacia. VVILLIAM FREDERICK JENRICK, B.S. New York Civil Engineering Cosmopolitan Club. CARL JOHAN JEFFERSON Middletown Mechanical Engineering Class Football C15 C355 English Play Cast5 Varsity Football C45. LAURA KATHARINE JOHNSON Auburn ANS LAMBERT DUNNING JOHNSON jersey City, N. j. ANS Cerberusg Glee Club C15. 93 Svzniur ikeruths LOUIS EUGENE JOHNSON Richfield Springs Agriculture Otsego Club5 Election Committee C13 C23. HAROLD HILL JONES Bnyilalo Cifuil Engineering A T A,' Sphinx Head5 Dunstan5 Class Baseball C13 C235 Mandolin Club C235 Bench and Board5 Gemel Kharm5 Hockey Team C33 C435 Junior Prom- enade Committeeg General Committee C435 Pyramid. MALCOLM SLEIGHT JONES New York Mechanical Engineering A L05 Quill and Dagger5 Dunstang Aleph Samach5 Gemel Kharm5 Class Track C135 Varsity Track Team C23 C335 Varsity C. C. Team C335 General Committee C33 C435 Class Track Director C335 TWO-mile Relay Team C33. LYMAN COLLINS JUDSON Los Angeles, Cal. Mechanical Engineering LD 2 K5 Sphinx Head5 Class Baseball C135 Varsity Baseball Squad C23 C335 Class Football C235 Captain Class Football Team C335 Class Rush Team C235 Baseball Director C435 General Committee C435 Mummy Club. LEWIS POWELL KALB Bellefontaine, O. Mechanical Engineering B 0 Hg Class Rush Team C13 C235 Class Football C33. S. AUGUST KALBERG New Britain, Conn Civil Engineering COLEMAN CLARK KEELER Mechanical Engineering A K Eg Manager IQI2 Football Team5 Sophomore Banquet Committee. FRANK BURNELLT IKELLEY Newark Agricnltnre A Z,' Sphinx Head5 Class Crew C135 Varsity Four C235 General Committee C335 Agricultural ASsociatiOn5 Junior Varsity Crew C335 Varsity C335 Hebs-sa. ANDREW PARK KELLEY Baltirnore, Md. Electrical Engineering 111 Z K5 Quill and Dagger5 Masqueg Manager C435 Sophomore Cotillion Com- mittee5 Mummy Club5 Bench and Board5 Savage Club5 Mermaidg K B C05 Senior Ball Committee. WILLIAM EDWARD KENNEDY Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering K Z5 Masque5 Sophomore Pipe Committee. GEORGE ERWIN KENT Dayton, O. Mechanical Engineering 0 A Kg Sphinx Head5 Ice Carnival Committee5 Assistant Manager Musical Clubs C33 5 Manager C43 5 Bench and Board 5 Sunday Night Club5 Cheer Leader5 Spring Day Committee5 Senior Banquet Committee5 Scarab. WILLIAM MALCOMSON KEPPEL Brooklyn Electrical Engineering CORNELIA FERRIS KEPHART Ithaca Agricnltnre Sage Dramatic Club5 Secretary Agricultural Association C43. LOTTIE MOORE KETGHAM Lanrel, Md. Arts A 0 H. 94 grantor Sketnrhs HENRY ANDREW IQIEP, JR. Brooklyn Civil Engineering J Img Sphinx Headg Gemel Kharmg Mandolin Club CI5 C25 C35 C455 Class LacroSSeCI5 C25 3 Varsity C35 3 Civil Engineer Boardg Junior Promenade Com- mitteeg Rod and Bobg State Scholarshipg Chairman Crew Celebration C45. RICHARD BAYARD TAYLOR KILI.ANI New York Iswzag Deutscher Vereing German Play C25 C35. JAMES STEARNS KING, JR. Montclair, X. j LEON J. KING Ilion JOHN KIRRNAN 60 A 6. FREDERICK EDWARD KLINCK Spri11gfield,O. FRANK HIRIAAI ININAPP lflfest Seneca NVALTER IQNAPP Ardmore, Pa, ALBERT RUSSELL KNEALE Rochester .S N. HERBERT IDURYVARD KNEEL.AND Pittsburg, Pa. A T Q5 Semaphore. RICHARD KNIBLOE Buffalo Nashville, Tenn. Mechanical Engineering A rts Civil Engineering Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Civil Engineering M echonical Engineering A rts Civil Engineering Mechanical Engineering A T .Qg Scalp and Bladeg Masqueg Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Chair- man Junior Feed Committeeg Bench and Boardg Savage Clubg Mummy Clubg Book and Bowlg Mermaidg K B Wg Senior Banquet Committee. JOHN KNIPFING Brooklyn WALTER ERNEST KOERNER Troy A rts Arts Dunstang Aleph Samachg ClaSS Crew C155 Junior Crew Directorg Sophomore Smoker Cornmitteeg General Committee C35 C45. MICHAEL JOHN KONSTANKEWICZ Shaniokin, Pa. JOHN KRUTTSCHNITT A lD,' Banjo Club. Chicago, Ill. MORRIS KUSH New York Sherbnrne HAROLD NEWTON KUTSCHBACH College Mandolin Club C355 Hebs-Sa. ADRIAN RENE LAJOUS Saltillo, Mex. CLARENCE VINCENT LALLY Pittsburg, Pa. Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering A rts A gricnltnre Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Z X5 Quill and Daggerg Dunstang Aleph Samachg Mummy Clubg Class Treasurer C155 Class Baseball C155 Varsity Baseball Team C2 C355 Junior Promenade Committeeg Bench and Boardg Mermaidg Sunday Night Clubg Senior Ball Committee. 95 Senior Bnnuths CLAUDE MILTON LAMBE, BE. Dnrharn, N. C. Civil Engineering ARTHUR CARL LEE Charlotte, N. C. Civil Engineering DAVID HENRY LEHMAN Brooklyn Law Charles Evans Hughes Debate Club5 COngreSs5 Congress Stagesg College Crew. HAROLD MAYER LEHMAN New York Arts A Junior Feed Committee. LIONEL M. LEVINE, BS. New York Civil Engineering IGNACE LEVINSON Brooklyn A1-15 University Scholarship5 Banjo Club C155 Congress. HENRY DOUGLAS LINDSAY Milwaukee, Wis. Mechanical Engineering Z Wg K B CD5 Bench and Board5 Mermaid5 Sunday Night Club5 Scarab. CLIFFORD EHLE LIPE Syracuse Mechanical Engineering Seal and Serpentg Ice Carnival COmmittee5 Senior Banquet Committee. CHUNG CHEN Lo , Cosmopolitan Club. JOHN S. LONGWELL K W. I JOSE OLIVERAS LOPEZ VINCENT J. LOUGHRAN ALEXIUS MICHAEL LOUGI-IRAN Fonchovv, China Des Moines, Ia. Oaxaca, Mexico Long Island City V Brooklyn X Q5 Mummy Club5 Savage Clubg Mermaid5 Bench an Clubg Sophomore Stunt Committee. STEPHEN MOREY LOUNSEERRY Treasurer Law Association. CHESTER H. LOVELAND Cosmopolitan Club JOHN FRANCIS LUCEY LESLIE BAILEY MCBRIDE CHARLES BERNARD MCCARTHY ELMER TAYLOR MCCARTHY ROBERT BROOKS MCCLAVE Lonnsberry Utica Little Falls Harvard, Ill. Ithaca Cortland Scranton, Pa. Civil Engineering Civil Engineering Mechanical Engineering Arts Mechanical Engineering d Board5 Mandolin Law Civil Engineering Law Mechanical Engineering Arts Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering A dig Masque C35 C455 Class Football C355 Assistant Manager Tennis C355 Man- ager C455 Captain Tennis Team C455 College Crew C255 Intercollege Boat House Tax Committee C35. 96 Senior Berorhs FRANK HARRINGTON AICCURMICK Baltimore, Mit. MechahicalEugiuee1'ihg J li' If Sphinx Headg Varsity Cricket Team C155 Maryland Clubg Aleph Samachg lce Carnival Cominitteeg Assistant Manager Navy C355 Manager C45 5 Bench and Boardg Mermaitlg Sunday Night Clubg Scarabg General Com- mittee. THOMAS JOSEPH AICINERNEY Agricultural Associationg College Musical Clubg College C. C. Teamg Hebs-sa. THOMAS BROWN AICINTIRE AIILDRED VAN DUSEN BICIQAY A Z. RICHARD TAYLOR BICICNEXV 2 .4 Eg Mandolin Club C25 CORNELIA AURORA AICAIASTER FRANCES lllcTAMixIANY Sennightly. FRANK HENRY M:ACY DAX'ID NlARCUS WILLIAM HENRX' MARCUSSEN SAMUEL MARINE liast Elmira Agriculture Pitislvzzrg, Pa. illecharz-ical Engineering Celzeva Arts iVUS1ll.lZgf0lI, D. C. M'echauical Ertgirieeriiig Rochester Arts Troy .-lrts H udsoiz C ivil Engineering Olean Law H oboleezi, N. j . Agriculture Rochester Law Freshman Banquet COmmittee5 Mandolin Club C25 C35 C455 University Orches- tra C15 C25 C35 C455 College Baseball C25 C355 College Basketball C25 C35. ANTONIO JOSEPH MARINO Port Chester Arts English Club5 Deutscher Vereing Cosmopolitan Club. FRANCIS SMITH MARLOW Washiiigtori, D. C. Architecture Seal and Serpentg Senatorsg Scabbard and Bladeg College Crew C155 College Baseball CI5 C25 C355 First Lieutenant Cadet Corps C255 Captain Cadet Corps C35 5 Mandolin Club C45 5 Military Hop Committeeg Senior Stunt Corn- mittee. HERBERT EDWARD MARSH ARTHUR STENNETT MARTIN New Milford, C t. Agriculture Elizabeth, N. f. Electrical Efhgirteeriug 69 E5 Sibley Journal C155 Class Crew Cr5 C355 Ice Carnival COmmittee5 General Committee C45. JOHN GORDON MARTIN ARTHUR JOHN MASON La Porte, Irtd. Arts C hicago, Ill. M echartical Engineering Glee Club C35 C455 VVrestling Team'C35. PHILIP ALGER MASON Z llf. Waterville, Me. Architecture 97 Qeniur Bsruths WILLIAM WADE MATCHNEER Pittsburg, Pa. Mechanical Engineering X llfg Quill and Dagger5 Baseball Team C155 Hockey Team C35 C455 Captain C455 Varsity Baseball C25 C35 C45 5 Dunstang Aleph Samach5 Mummy Club5 Bench and Board5 Mermaid5 General Committee C35 C45. PHILIP VAN CLEEF MATTES Scranton, Pa, Arts Seal and Serpent5 Les CabotinS5 Alliance Francaise. LEWIS SHERIDAN MATTHEWS Seneca Falls Veterinary A llf. ALBERT DILWORTH MATTHAI Baltimore, Md. Mechanical Engineering X W5 Undine5 Mummy Club5 Bench and Board5 Mermaid5 Sunday Night Club5 MaSque5 Hockey Team C25 C355 Senior Ball Committee. WELLWOOD HUGH MAXWELL Westyield, N. j. Mechanical Engineering I K Y' AA, Sophomore Stunt Committee5 Sibley Banquet Committee C35. VVALTER RAYMOND MEIER Detroit, Mich. Architecture Gargoyle5 University Scholarship5 University Orchestra C25 C35 C455 Mando- lin Club C35 C459 L'Ogive. AMY GRACE MEKEEL jacksonville Arts FERDINAND NORTHRUP MENEEEE South Omaha, Neb. Civil Engineering K Z. HARRY PHILIP MENGES Pittsburg, Pa. Illechanical Engineering Sibley Journal Board C25 C35 C455 Editor-in-Chief C455 Sibley Banquet Com- mittee C25 C45 5 Sibley Engineering Clubg President C45 5 Cap and Gown Com- mittee C45. LELAND ALRIC MERRIHEXV Plattsburg Mechanical Engineering Glee Club C155 College Crew C355 T B H5 Sibley Journal C15 C25 C35. EDWIN HUMPHREY METZ Brockton, Mass. Law Mandolin Club C35. HARLEY H. MILKS Candor Law C. C. Team. CHARLES J. MIIILER Groton Vefefitwty DOUGLAS JOHNSTON MILLER Port Chester Law ID K W5 Sphinx Head5 .Gramatan5 MaSque5 Chairman Sophomore Cotillion Committee5 Editor-in-Chief IQIO Cornellian5 Bench and Board5 College Basketball C155 Sec'y Law School ASsociation5 Scarab5 Mermaid5 Savage Clubg Sunday Night Club5 Class Secretary C455 Glee Club C25 C45. KATHARINE DE CONTRES l5iILLER Sprakers Ang Alt-Heidelburg Cast. 98 berlin: Slkecnrhs STANLEY N. NIILLER Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering THOMAS LEO MILLER ll as1zinglon, D. C. Mechanical Engineering .Y X5 Aleph Samachg Masque C13 C231 Assistant Manager Football C33 5 Manager C43 5 Ice Carnival Committee. DAVID ROY BIIXSELL Washington, D. C. Mechanical Engineering I N. H.AROLD YVELLINGTON MOFFAT Orange, X. j. Mechanical Engineering Cerberus5 Mandolin Club C23 C33 C435 University Orchestra C23 C33 C435 Alt- Heidelburg Cast C23 C33 C43- PERCY SI-IELLEY MONK Slaannille Civil Engineering CHARLES l3IlLLER MOON Ithaca Law 1' H F5 Class Football C13. HENRY' GUSTAY BIOSLER Cznciriizali, O. Mfechanical Engineering ' Mandolin Club CI3 C23 C33 C435 Class Football C335 Varsity Squad C435 Senior Stunt Committee. VVILLIAM OTTO TWUENCH, JR. Philadelphia, Pa. Civil Engineering Class Rush C135 Class Track C23 5 Varsity Relay Team C235 Class Football C33Q Junior Feed Committee. EDITH IOSEPHINE NIUNSELL Utica Arts WARREN ADSIT MUNSELL Green Cave Springs, Fla. Veterinary Acacia. WILLIAM HoWEs MUNSON Medina Law A X5 Class Track C235 Sun Board C23 C335 Ice Carnival Committee. EMERY DAVID MURPHY Allegheny, Pa. Mechanical Engineering K Z5 Masque. LEO F RANiCIS MURPHY Detroit, lVIich. Mechanical Engineering X 1195 Sphinx Headg Savage Club5 Nalandag Undineg Bench and Board, Les Cabotinsg Mermaid5 Masque Stage Managerg Sunday Night Clubg Ice Car- nival Committeeg Senior Ball Committee. THEODORE RHODES MURPHY St. Louis, Mo. Mechanical Engineering llf T5 Mummy Clubg K B Q5 Masqueg Class Crew C335 Sunday Night Clubg Senior Stunt Committee. JOHN ESDON NELSON East Ryegate, Vt. Mechanical Engineering Cayuga. KENNETH CONRIED NEWMAN New York Law Scroll and Scriptg Charles Kendall Adams Debate Club 5 Congress 5 College Track and C. C. Teams. 99 Senior itksrurhs IDA ETHELSTONE NIGHTINGALE Brooklyn A Z3 Sage Dramatic Clubg Vice-President C45. ABRAHAM OSCAR NIsENsoN Newark, N. j. SAMUEL PURDY NIXDORFF Baltimore, Md. Maryland Clubg Sibley Engineering Club. FREDERIC JANSEN NoYEs Dansville Arts Civil Engineering Mechanical Engineering Arts EF F3 Sphinx Head3 Class Football C15 3 Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Assist- ant Manager Sun C353 Manager C453 Glee Club C15 C25 C35 C453 Scarab3 Savage Clubg l' B KP3 Sunday Night Club. VASCO NUNEZ Felts Mills Alembicg Sophomore Stunt Committee. FRANK RICHARDSON OATES Brooklyn Cerberus. JAMES CYRIL OYBRIEN Rochester Arts llflechanical Engineering Arts Charles Kendall Adams Debate Club3 University Scholarship3 Sophomore Smoker Comrnitteeg Book and Bovvl3Masque3 Owls3Congress3 '86 Gratorical Stageg '94 Debate Stage. MORRIS CALVIN OLDHAM Springfield, O. CP Il A3 Mandolin Clubg College Mandolin Club. JOSE OLIVERAS, A.B. Pueblo, Mex. RAYMOND OLNEY Mertensia Cerberus. THOMAS EUGENE ORBISON Appleton, Wis. EDITH MAY OsBoRNE Oneida Aftermathg Der Hexenkreis. MAUD OSBORN Wellsville ANTONIO SEBASTIAN OTERO Ponce, Porto Rico HENRY LoUIs QTTEN farnaica Charles Kendall Adams Debate Club3 Captain Arts C. C. ARTHUR STEPHEN GWEN Monticello CHAUNCEY CARROL OWEN Pasadena, Cal. A gricnltnre Mechanical Engineering Electrical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Arts Arts Civil Engineering Arts Team C35 C45- Mechanical Engineering Arts A F3 Mandolin Club C353 Gernel Kharmg Class Football C35 3 Varsity Football Team C453 Savage Club. DAVID MAURICE PALLEY Brooklyn Arts Charles Kendall Adams Debate Club3 Congress Stagesg Civic Clubg Deutscher Verein3 ,Q4 Debate Stage. IOO Senior Becurbs THOMAS XV.-XRNER PARKER, JR. K ff Les Cabotins. LEAN LUTHER PARKER A UI BERTHA KATHARINE PATTERSON JOHN XYESLEY le'.-IVER LAWRENCE JOSEPH PEAKE Wrestling Team C33. HOR.ACE NVHITTIER PEASLEE Artistic Editor IQIO Cornellian. JOHN XVHISTLER PEER NELSON RUSK PEET Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering Ca nasera ga Veterinary flfallzsfielul, O. Art5 ll'esI Point Civil Engineering Pealirook A rig Sl. Paul, Il-limi. A rchitectnre East .-l urora Arts ll'ebsle1' A gricnltnre .4 Z5 Charles Kendall Adams Debate Club5 Class Track Team C23 C333 Captain College C. C. Team C23Q Countryman Board C23 C335 Editor-in-Chief C435 Class Book C435 Hebs-Sa5 Marvin Memorial COmmittee5 Alumni Pledge Committee. HAROLD FANNINO PENNE1' CLYDE CHAMBERLAIN PENWELL Mandolin Club. KARL GEHART PERRY ERNEST LOUIS PETERSEN Centre 17Vloriclzes Mechanical Engineering Bozeman, fllont. Electrical Engineering Boston, M ass. Agriculture Scranton, Pa, Mechanical Engineering Class Football C135 Pipe Committee C235 Election Committee C235 Junior Smoker Committeeg Varsity Football Squad5 College Baseball C335 General Committee. MACBETH BAYARD PFAU Alumni Pledge Committee. EVERETT ALPHONSO PHILLIPS Class Track Team5 Wrestling Team C33 C435 Captain C43. THEODORE FRED PIMPER JOHN DAVID PLANT Senators. GEORGE FRANKLIN POND H arnilton, O. Mechanical Engineering Rochester Mechanical Engineering Washingto1i, D. C. Mechanical Engineering Glencarlyn, Va. Arts Rochester Mechanical Engineering K Ag Quill and Daggerg Dunstang Savage C1ub5 Winner Class Tennis Tourna- ment C135 Toast Master Sophomore Banquet5 Mandolin Club C13 C235 Uni- versity Orchestra C13 C23 C335 Manager C23 C335 Masque5 Chairman Junior Promenade Committee5 Leader Glee Club C33 C43 5 Aleph Samachg Searabg President Senior Class. IOI Senior Bscurhs RUBLE ISAAC POOLE, B.E. Randlenian, N. C. Civil Engineering CLARENCE JAMES POPE East Orange, N. J. Mechanical Engineering X Wg Quill and Daggerp Chairman Class Constitution Committee CI5, Class Football Cr5g Undineg Dunstang Mummy Clubg Leader Sophomore Cotilliong Chairman Sophomore Smoker, Varsity Football Squad C355 Junior Promenade Committeeg Masque C355 Sunday Night Club, K B CD. ALEXANDER MERRELL POWERS Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering VICTOR NAPOLEON PUGA Cazarnaica, Peru Agriculture Spanish-American Clubg Class Football. JosEPH FRANKLIN PUTNAM Rochester Mechanical Engineering BLAINE BUTLER RAMEY Washington, D. C. Mechanical Engineering Senatorsg Scabbard and Bladeg Major Cadet Corps C455 Senior Banquet Com- mittee. CHARLES JOHN RASCH Baltirnore, Md. Civil Engineering Maryland Clubg College Association Football Teamg Varsity C35. ALLEN ARTHUR RAYMOND Troy Electrical Engineering HENRY JAY RAYMOND VVarren, O, Mechanical Engineering A T Ag Masque C25 C355 Junior Smoker Committee. FORREST HENRY RAWSON Glens Falls Civil Engineering DANIEL JAMES REILLY, JR Niagara Falls Law I' H f',' Class Basketball C155 College Basketball C155 Captain C255 Captain College Association Football Team C25g Congress, Dramatic Clubg Class Tax Committeeg Cast Dramatic Club Play C45. FREDERICK ASBURY REILEY Harrisburg, Pa. Mechanical Engineering 'Krug und Tafel. EDWIN CAMP REYNOLDS jackson, Mich. Law ADOLPHO LORENZO. RHEINGANTZ Rio Grande, Brazil Agriculture MARSHALL DAVID RICE Herkinfier Law LAWRENCE RICHARDSON, JR. Louisville, Ky. Mechanical Engineering Rush Team C25. HAROLD EATON RIEGGER New York Arts Deutscher Vereing German Play C255 University Orchestra CI5 C25 C35 C45g Mandolin Club C35 C453 Chime Master C45g Alembic, LELAND WRIGHT RIGGS North Stockholm 'Mechariical Engineering MARGARET HALLOWELL RIGGS Philadelphia, Pa. Arts K K I',' cb B Kg President Y. W. C. A. IO2 Senior ikzcorhs GEORGE BIANNING RITTENHOUSE, JR. ljldl-1If0ld, X. j. Electrical Engineering Zodiacg Mandolin Club C35 C455 Lacrosse Team C355 Class Day Committee C45. ASIIBEI, SELLEXV ROBERTS Pittsburg, Pa. Arts Osiris Clubg Cosmopolitan Clubg Class Rush C15. JAMES RICHARDS ROBINSON. JR. Ithaca Law HOR.ACE B. ROBINSON Oil City, Pa. Civil Engineering Acacia. GEORGE EDMUNIJ ROBINSON Boston, Illass. lllechanical Engineering First Lieutenant Cadet Corps C25 C351 Captain C455 Military Hop Committee. ETI-IEL ROBINSON Arts Vlfayside. CHESTER AUSTIN ROIG Poughkeepsie Veterinary A Orchestra. ORVIS ROWE jamestown Ilflechanical Engineering MLIRLE L. ROWE Carry, Pa. Law K Elf. THOMAS RICE ROLLO Chicago, Ill. Civil Engineering 6 A X5 Undineg Mummy Clubg Savage Clubg Glee Club C15 C25 C355 Rod and Bob. ARTHUR LAWSON ROSE Geneva Mecliaiiical Engineering I CD5 Class Rush CI5 C255 Glee Club C25 C35 C455 Golf Team C15 C25 C35 C455 University Golf Champion C355 Bench and Board5 Captain Golf Team C455 Mermaidg Senior Ball Committee. WILLIS MILEY ROSE Grand Rapids Architecture A CD5 Gargoyle5 Mummy Club5 Masque C15 C25 C35 C455 Masque Council C455 Artistic Editor IQIO Class Bookg Senior Stunt Committee. WILLIAM YOUNG RUMSEY Goshen Agricnltnre C. B. 0.5 Countryman Board. MERLIN A. RUSI-IER Pierceton, Ind. Mechanical Engineering J. H. RUTHERFORD Agricnltnre A Z5 Rush Captain C255 Smoker Committee C255 Class Baseball C255 Varsity Baseball C355 Class Football C25 C355 junior Smoker Committee C355 Gemel Kharm. MARTIN CASTLEMAN RUTHERFORD Rochester Arts Masque C35 C455 College Baseball C35. FRANCIS X. RYAN Ware, Mass. Arts IO3 WILLIAM J. RYAN Z N. HARRY MARK ST. JOHN ELSIE SAMETH HERBERT LUTHER SANFORD JULIUS ARGENTINO SANTILLAN WILLIAM VITUS SAUTER Z A E. RUDOLPH FERDINAND SCHAEFER WALTER GUSTAVE SCHAEFFER Gargoyle, C. B. O. Club. IDA ELLSWORTH SCHNIREL ISRAEL SCHOENBERG H. CLARKE SCHUYLER Senior Bzcnrhs New York Cana oharie N ew York Ithaca Encnrnan, Arg. Rep. Philadelphia, Pa. Brooklyn Dayton, O. Geneva Rochester St. Lonis, Mo. Mechanical Engineering A rts A rts A gricnltitre Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering C ini l Engineering A rchitectnre A rts Law Nlechanical Engineering 0 K Wg Masqueg Undineg Glee Club C25 C555 Savage Club, Bench and Board, Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Junior Informal Smoker Committee, Scarabg Mermaidg Senior Stunt Committee. GAD PARKER SCOVILLE EDWARD HAYES SAWERS, BS. HAROLD KELBOURNE SEELEY Varysbnrg Rochester H onsatonic, M ass, A gricitltnre Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Junior Smoker Committee, Football Squad C375 Varsity Team Q4jg Krug und Tafel. RACHAEL SELECTER ID B K. FANNY GARDNER SELDEN A F. JOHN JACOB SERRELL Philadelphia, Pa. Catskill Plainfield, N. j. Seal and Serpentg Lacrosse Cgj. SHAO-YING DOUGLAS SHAE Cosmopolitan Club. MAUD MIRIAM SHELDON Wnsieh, China Ithaca ID B Kg University Scholarship. ISABEL SHEPARD H oneoye Falls 69 B K, Deutscher Vereing University Scholarship. IO4 Arts Arts Mechanical Engineering Civil Engineering Arts Arts Sreniur BBCUYUS ROY JOHN Sl-IEPARD Batavia Agriculture -4 Z5 President College Glee and Mandolin Clubs C355 College Glee Club C25 C355 Countryman Board C35. EMMETT RAYMOND SHEPARD .Srlzuylerville Law A L YA E U G E N E S H E RO Fredonia M echanical Engineering Zodiacg Class Basketball C155 Varsity Basketball C255 Class Football C355 Sacchord5 Junior Smoker Committee. FREDERICK J. SHUTTLEWORTII Fredmziri Civil Engineering JOSEPH CROCKER SIBLEY, JR. Frrzizlclin, Po. Arts 9 J ,l',' Sphinx Head5 Freshman Banquet COmmittee5 Undine5 Assistant Business Manager Alumni News C355 Literary Editor C455 President Arts Association C455 lYidOw Board C351 Scarab. XVALTER LELAND SROGLUND Red llr'z'ug, M'iiz1i. Agriculture H. LI-IXVIS SLAUSON, JR. Port jervis M6LThG1ZtlCdl Engineering A Z. JOHN BEITH SMITH, JR. Broolelyzzi Arts Krug und Tafelg Deutscher Verein5 Alt-Heidelburg Cast C25 C355 Class Crew C355 College Crew C255 English Club5 Class Marshal C45. J. VV. SMITH Bclltimore, Md. Architecture J F5 Gargoyle5 Rod and BOb5 Maryland Clubg Class Election Committee CI5. TVIAXIMILIAN FRANCIS T. SMITH, JR. Portland, Ore. Civil Engineering g I K 121115 Quill and Daggerg Aleph Samachg Class Crew C15 C255 Junior I Varsity Crew C255 General Committee C35 C455 Pyramid, Varsity Crew C25. RAYNIOND TEMPLETON SMITH Pittsburg, Pa. ANS K Z5 Alembic5 Class Track5 Junior Smoker Committeeg Relay Team C355 Varsity Track Team C355 Senior Stunt Committee. SYDNEY COMMINS SMITHERS Akron, O. Mechanical Engineering JOHN RUSSELL SPRAGUE Inwood Law 0 A cb, Long Island Club5 Alt-Heidelburg Cast. WALTER LAWRENCE SQUIRE Buyifalo Civil Engineering Osiris Club. HARRY RALPH STANDIFORD Washington, D. C. Civil Engineering Z A Eg Semaphoreg Scabbard and B1ade5 Major Cadet Corps C45. VINTON LOGAN STALEY New York ANS A T A5 Alembic. IO3 Sveniur ilkecuths J. ALFRED STALFORT Baltimore, Md. Civil Engineering C9 E5 Maryland Clubg Class Track C15 C255 Junior Feed Committeeg Rod and BOb5 Varsity Track C35 C455 '86 Memorial Stageg Senior Class Book5 Class Day Committee. HAROLD OLIVER STANTON New York Mechanical Engineering A A fbg Glee Club C15 C25 C35 C455 Bench and Boardg Mermaidg Savage Club5 Scarabg Senior Banquet Committee. FRED LEROY STEARNS Norwich, Ct. Civil Engineering Z A E5 Manager IQI2 Track Tearn5 Pyramid. GILBERT VICTOR STEELE Flushing Civil Engineering Long Island Club5 Track Team CI5. R. V, STEELQUIST Portland, Ore. .Mechanical Engineering Acaciag Glee Club. JEANETTE AMALIS STERN Paterson, N. j. Arts 11? B K5 Class Corresponding Secretary C25. JAMES ALLISON STEVENSON Brooklyn Arts Krug und Tafelg Deutscher Verein5 College Crew C25 C355 Class Crew C25 C355 Varsity Substitute C355 Alt-Heidelburg Cast C25 C355 Navy Director C455 English Club. SAMUEL CHARLES STOCKER Bnrlington. Iowa Mechaiiical Engineering A F5 Sibley Journal Board C25 C35 C45 5 Assistant Manager Lacrosse C355 Manager C455 Mandolin Club C35 C455 Junior Feed Committeeg Era Board Q35 M55 Gemel Kharmg Savage Club. MARY STONE Ithaca Arts A CD. RUTH TNCTALLS STONE Binghaniton Arts A I',' rgro Cornellian Boardg lcthusg Der Hexenkreis. FRANK BURNS STOREY Rochester ' Civil Engineering Krug und Tafelg Alt-Heidelburg C25. JOHN PHILIP SWIFT Union Law A Ing ID A 05' Sphinx Headg Masque C25 C355 Cast C355 Savage Club5 VVidow Board C355 Spring Day Committee C355 Cheer Leader C455 Sunday Night Clubg K B CD. VVILLIAM HAROLD TAEENE Newark, N. J. Mecha1iical Engineering Class Crew C35. PERCY JAMES TAYLOR Oak Park, Ill. Mechaiiical Engineering Cerberusg Quill and Dagger5 Class Track CI5 C255 Varsity C. C. Team C35 C455 University Orchestra C25 C355 Mandolin Club C35 C455 General Committee C35 C455 Relay Teamg Mummy Clubg Savage Clubg C. C. Squad C255 Gemel Kharmg Vice-President Class C45. IO6 Senior Becnrhs ROY TAYLOR Brooklyn: C ivil Engineering Sphinx Hcailg Zodiacg Class Rush CI35 Class Basketball C131 Varsity Lacrosse Team C23 C33 C435 Ice Carnival Committee C335 Pyramidg Gemel Kharm. BAIRD RUSSELL TEWKSHURY Cleveland, Ohio Mechanical Engineering Cl? J 95 Class Track5 junior Promenade Committee. FELIX THOMAS Dayton, O. Ivlechanical Engineering Class Rush C235 Sophomore Smoker Committce5 Sibley Banquet Committee5 C335 Senior Banquet Committee. FRANCES EVELEYN TI-IOMAs New York Ang A CD. LEE ARDEN THOMAS, B.S. Illcllfliillaiz, lflfash. I-lrchitectiire Gargoyle. PAUL VVHEELER THOMPSON Oxford Jlrlechanical Engineering HENRY CALDER THORNE South Cairo Arts Congress5 Charles Kendall Adams Debate Club. CARLOS JAMES TOAN Perry Law 9 .4 C05 Charles Kendall Adams Debate Club5 Era Board C23. HAROLD DOREMUS TOMPKINS jersey City, N. j. Mechanical Engineering A CD5 Class Baseball CI3 C235 Class Football C235 Mandolin Club C23 C335 Class Lacrosse Team C33. ESTHER TOOR Rochester Arts State Scholarship. ELLA M. TORREY Gainesville Arts WILLIAM HAROLD TREENE Newark, N, j. Mechanical Engineering ALLAN LITTELL TRIMPI East Orange, N. j. Civil Engineering Class Crew C235 Class Football C23. TZETAN TSEN Noo Kiang, China ANS Cosmopolitan Club. JAMES GREGORY TUCKER Cooperstown Law K W5 Otsego Clubg University Orchestrag Mandolin Club. ARTHUR FREDERICK TYDEMAN Bloornjield, N. j. Mechanical Engineering 40 2 K5 Quill and Dagger5 Dunstang Aleph Samach5 Class Football C13 5 Class Baseball C13 C235 Varsity Football Squad C235 Sophomore Smoker. Com- mittee5 Varsity Football Team C33 C435 Captain C435 General Committee C33 C43 5 Athletic Director C33. HENRY W. UNCKLES Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering Tennis Club C13 C235 Sibley Club. IO7 Senior Resorts GEORGE FREDERICK UNGER Buffalo Civil Engineering Semaphoreg Scalp and Blade. LUIDA LOUISE UTTER Ithaca Arts Les Cabotinsg L'Alliance Francaiseg Deutscher Verein. ' STANLEY A. VAIL Alabama Mechanical Engineering GUIDO F. VERBECK Manlius Agriculture K A. JEFFERSON DAVIS VINCENT Robinson, Ill. Electrical Engineering B C9 Hg Class Trackg Varsity Hockey Teamg Manager Hockey Team C35. LIZZIE EDITH VANDENBURGH Charlton Arts ISAAC BURHANS VANDEXVANTER Cheyenne, lflfyo. Arts NINA KATHARINE VAN DYNE Brooklyn Arts A CD,' Third Vice-President Class CI5. FREDERIC VIEWEG, JR. Pennington, N. j. Civil Engineering Z Wg Mummy Clubg Undineg Rod and Bobg Bench and Boardg Mermaidg K B CP,' Sunday Night Club. RODNEY OLIN WALBRIDGE Brooklyn K Eg Quill and Daggerg Masque C25g Varsity Lacrosse Captain C455 General Committee C455 Scarab. FRANK RICH WALLACE jackson, Mich. W Y, Savage Club. WILLIAM STINsoN WALLACE Pittsburg, Pa. A Z dig Mandolin Club C35 C45. ROBERT EARLE WALL Varsity Wrestling Team. Buck Lodge, .Md New York HOWLAND OTTMAN WALTER A T Ag Masqueg Savage Clubg Bench and Boardg 0 A ID, P C453 Senior Stunt Committee. HELEN ROSE WANSBORO Albany Aftermath. LORING KLING WARNER Marion, O. A E dig Semaphore. ABBOTT LEWIS WASHBURN Harnburg Z 97, Scalp and Bladeg Era Board C35. JAMES EDWIN WATERBURY, JR. Oriskany B 0 Hg Book and Bowlg Mummy Club. IOS Mechanical Engineering Team C25 C35 C455 Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Arts resident of Masque Arts C ivil Engineering Mechanical Engineering A rts Senior 'ikecurhs HERBERT LEIGH NVATSON Haclcensack, N. j. Mecha:-zical Engineering ISABEL LILIAN VVATSON Broolslyn Ang A UI. CARL HAWLEY NVATSON New York Civil Engineering B 6 Hg Quill and Daggerg Class Football C153 Class Baseball C155 Varsity Football C25 C35gVarsity Baseball C25 C35g Dunstang Pyramidg Nalandag Sunday Night Clubg Aleph Samachg Bench and Boardg Sophomore Smoker Committeeg General Committee. NIARIAN Ross XVATSON Nm' Orleans, La. Civil Engineering Assistant Manager Civil Engineer C351 Manager C45 g First Lieutenant Cadet Corpsg Captain C455 Dixie Clubg Pyramidg Cheer Leader C45g Scabbard and Blade. THEODORE GEORGE XVEEER Bloomfield, N. j. .Meclzanical Engineering KD .Y K. ERNEST C. WVEGMAN Ithaca Electrical Engineering H.AROLD FRANKLIN NVELCH llfestyield, N. Meclzrziiical Engineering A 1',' Savage Clubg Masqueg University Orchestra C15 C25 C35 C455 Mandolin Club C25 C35 C45 3 Gemel Kharmg Book and Bowlg Cosmopolitan Clubg Senior Stunt Committee, Senior Class Book Committee. HOWARD 'WELCH Colnnzlnis, Mo. Veterinary KD FA. HENRY VVILLIAM NVESSINGER Portlancl, Ore. Mechanical Engineering K Z5 Undineg Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Assistant Manager C. C. Club C35g Manager C455 Chairman Election Committee C353 Assistant Manager Wrestling Team C353 Manager C455 Senior Ball Committee. EDGAR WHEDBEE Bonharn, Tex. Civil Engineering CHARLES F. WESLEY Carnclen, N. f. Meclianical Engineering ANDREW JOSEPH WHTNERY East Orange, N. j. Arts B 6 Hg Sphinx Headg Class Baseball C255 Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Varsity Basketball C25 C35 C455 Chairman Ice Carnival Committeeg Mummy Clubg Book and Bovvlg Gemel Kharmg Sunday Night Clubg Dixie Clubg General Committee C45. JAMES DUGALD WHITE New York Mechanical Engineering A CP,' Assistant Manager Association Football C35. GEORGE WATERBURY WHEELER Deposit Veterinary THEODORE WHITE St. Louis, Mo. Arts X llfg Quill and Daggerg Class Baseball C15 C25g Book and Bowlg Business Manager IQIO Cornelliang Bench and Boardg Mummy Clubg Mermaidg Cheer Leader C45 g Sunday Night Club, Chairman Alumni Pledge Committee. IOQ Qenint Becurhs EDGAR MONTGONIERY WHITLOCK Brooklyn Civil Engineering 6 E5 Class Crew CI55 junior Varsity Crew C255 Winner Class Tennis Doubles CI5 C255 Banjo Club CI5 C25 C355 Leader C255 Mandolin Club C35 C455 Ross Marvin Memorial Committeeg Cap and Gown COmmittee5 Pyramid. OLIVE LOUELLA WHITSON Ithaca Arts K A 6. BERNARD WICI-I Baltiinore, Md. Civil Engineering GEORGE MCMILLEN VVICKER Niagara Falls Arts A X5 President C. U. C. A.5 Business Manager Oratory Play5 Class Fencing Team. RALPH WILLIAM WIGGINS Warsaw Mechanical Engineering 0 A 05' Class Football C255 General Committee C35. GEORGE FERGUS WIESER, B.Ph. Marietta, O. Mechanical Engineering President Ohio Club. DAVID TRUXTON WILBER Binghamton Arts ANNA HUMMER WILSON Titnsville, Pa. Arts Wayside. PAUL WILLIAMS Salt Lake City, Utah Arts X T5 Quill and Dagger5 Undine5 Dunstan5 Book and Bowl5 Mummy Clubg Aleph SaInach5 Captain Class Baseball Team CI5 5 Varsity Baseball C25 C355 Captain C455 General Committee C35 C455 Sunday Night Club. SAMUEL WILLIAMS Salt Lake City, Utah Mechanical Engineering X llfg Quill and Dagger5 Dunstan5 Undineg Aleph Samachg Mummy Club5 Sophomore Cotillion Cornmitteeg Class Crew CI55 Varsity Crew C255 Bench and Board5 Sunday Night Club5 General Committee. ALEXANDER WILSON Lansdowne, Pa. Mechanical Engineering 6 A CD. EDGAR MYERS WILSON Lansdowne, Pa. Civil Engineering GEORGE EDWARD WILSON llfashington, D. C. Civil Engineering A X P5 Senators5 Class Track CI5. HARRY NATHANIEL WILSON Danville Arts A X5 Sphinx Head5 Charles Kendall Adams Debate Clubg President C155 Congress Debate and Declamation Stages CI55 Interclass Debates5 Leader Winning N. Y. U. Debate Team C25 5 Chairman Election Committee C25 C355 Era Board C25 C355 Editor-in-Chief C455 Managing Editor C355 Vice- President Civic Club C35 5 Vice-President Debate Council C35 5 Vice-President Debate Union C355 '94 Debate Stage Alternate C35 5 junior Feed Committeeg I9Io Cornellian Board5 Vice-President Intercollegiate Debate League5 '86 Memorial Stage5 Cheer Leader5 Chairman Class Day Committee5 Cosmopolitan Club. II Sveninr Remarks STEPHEN REBIINGTON VVING Ithaca DEXVITT F. VVITZIG 6 A f0,' Junior Feed Committee. Buffalo STANLEY VICTOR WOOD Sibley Engineering Club. Bath, N. H. ARTHUR P.-IGE VVOODS, B. S. GLENN B. WOODRUFF Towatzda, Pa ll'illee5-Barre, Pa M echanical Engineering Civil Engineering M eclianical Engineering lllecltanical Engineering Civil Engineering CHARLES XVOODY.-XRD, A.B. Forest Home Law DENVITTE B. WYCKOFF Buffalo Law Congress. KING PING V.iNG Shanghai, China Arts Cosmopolitan Clubg Civic Club. HOBART CONE YOUNG Batavia Agriculture A Z,' Sphinx Headg Aleph Samachg Dunstang Gemel Kharmg Varsity Track Team Czjg Captain C4Jg Varsity C. C. Team Czj C3jg Captain C455 Chairman General Committee f3lQ Hebs-sag Scarab. SALVADOR MANUEL YZAGUIRRE Truxillo, Spanish Honduras Civil Engineering Spanish-American Club. JULIUS' ZIEGET Baltimore, Md. Civil Engineering Charles Kendall Adams Debate Clubg Dramatic Clubg President Q4j. III 5 IORS 1910 CHARLES MOORE ALLABEN Margaretville JAMES ELMER BAKER . . . Brooklyn 0 A Eg Class Vice-President CIJ. EDWARD J. BALLOU . . Gardenville BENJAMIN HARRISON BETTS ..... Tonawanda .Q 1' 117g A. B. Cornellg Senior Banquet Committeeg 1907 Crew Czj. JAMES HARRINGTON BIRAM ...... Provincetown, Mass. B 0 1YgfDA Eg B. S. Amherst. GUSTAV FREDERICK BOEHME .,...... New York cp Z Kg B. S. College of the City of New Yorkg Class Secretary Czj. CHARLES BREITMAN ......... Brooklyn ID A Eg 1910 Cornellian Boardg Class Treasurer Qzj. WALTER HAMMOND BRUNDAGE .... Pleasantville Station N Z' Ng Skelatos. ELIZABETH ARMITAGE BRUYN . . Brooklyn K K f',' A E Ig Class Secretary QQ. JOHN CHESTER CARMER . . . . Lyons N Z Ng Skelatos. HALBERT WILLIAM CHAPPEL ........ New York K Eg IPA 60g CD A Eg AB., LL.B., A.M. Leland Stanford, jr., University. JOHN FRANCIS COWAN ........ Los Angeles, Cal. Z Kg N 2 Ng A.B. Leland Stanford, Jr., University. II2 jllilshic Seniors JENNIE ARCIIER DEAN . .4 E If AB. Cornell. JAMES FRANCIS DE LA INIOTTE . Class Vice-President. CQ H. RAYMOND JAMES GAFFNEI' I0 A .21 EDNVIN FRED GIBSON . . . Q F fD,' Skelatosg Class Treasurer C4j. ISAAC GOLDBERG .... JACOB GROSSMAN . 07 A E. HAROLD LOUIS HALL . . . N Z' Ng Skelatosg Class President C4J. URIUS HIMMELSTEIN . . . DAVID BERNARD HIRSCHFIELD GEORGE FRANCIS HOCH . . . A K Kg Skelatosg Vice-President C35 C4j. EDWARD HOENIG A .... 'WILLIAM LEONARD HOWELL . CHARLES ISRAEL HYDROFSKX' . MAX KAHN . . . State Scholarship. JOHN FRANCIS KELLY . . . .Q T' dig Skelatosg A.B. Cornell. LOUIS KOROWITZ . . . IRVING BERNARD KRELLENSTEIN . ID A E. RUTH MITCHELL LANCE -. PAULINE NEWELL LANDESX BERTON LATTIN . . A.B. Cornell. SAUL LEVY . ID A E. 'I' Deceased II Mineola, L. I. . New York . New York Norwich Brooklyn , New York . Saratoga Springs . New York . New York Newark, N. J. . New York . Leroy Brooklyn . New York Scranton, Pa. . New York Brooklyn . . Kingston, Pa. Curitzba Parawa, Brazil . . . Glens Falls . New York jtlilzhit Sveniurs PERRY MAURICE LICHTENSTEIN . . . 0 A E. NVALTER LINK LIEFELD . C0 A Z. SAMUEL LINDER . MAUD LOEBER ...... X .Q,' A E Ig A.B., A.M. Tulane University. JACOB LUFTIG ..,.. . New York Brooklyn . Brooklyn New Orleans, La. Malden, Mass. NILS OSCAR LUNDELL . Poughkeepsie N Z N,' Skelatos. CHARLES LUTZ, JR. . . . New York CLARENCE HERBERT MIACKEY' . . Lancaster .Q F lD,' Skelatos. WILLIAMS MCKIM MARRIOTT ...... Washington, D. C. K A QSOuthernJ, ID A Z, ID B Kg B.S. University of North Carolina, Assist- ant in Chemistry, Cornell IOO4-1907. FRANCIS JOsEPH MCCORMICK ..... . Ithaca N Z Ng Skelatosg Class Banquet Committee CID Czj. WALTER HAROLD MCNEILL, JR ....... Mount Vernon .Q I' 117, Skelatosg Class President Qrjg Senior Banquet Committee CMed.j. GERHARD LUDVVIG MOENCH .... A K Kg State Scholarship. JOSEPHINE BICKNELL NEAL . A E If A.B. Bates College. ABRAHAM JACOB NEWMAN 0 A E. JEssE RANDOLPH PAWLING . f'A,' Z Eg A.B., A.M. Cornell. ALBERT POLON . . . NATHAN PULSIFER . . . N Z N,' A.B. Bates College. CLARENCE ARTHUR READ , Q I' fD,' Skelatos. EARL CARLTON REYNOLDS L. BELLE RICHENS . II4 . New York Lewiston, Maine . Tarrytown . Watertovsfn . New York Auburn, Maine Pittsfield, Mass. Ballston Spa Auburn jlfiehtr Sveniors ROMEO ROBERTO . . . . Yonkers ID A E. RANSOBI SMITH ROBERTSON , . Jamestown JACOB SAC!-IS . . . Brooklyn IKERMAN EMANUEL SCHORR . New York MAX SCHULTZ . . New York ALBERT EUGENE SCHWALLIE . Brooklyn A K K. JESSE DAVID SCHW.-XRTZ .,,...., Clifton, S. I. KD A B.S. College ofthe City of New Yorkg Class President 129. CHARLES SHOOKI-IOFE ........ Brooklyn SAMUEL SILVERMAN Brooklyn SIDNEY DANIEL SMITH . Rodman Acacia. lxfl.-XLCOLM KINMOUTH SMITH . . Morristown, N. J. Q I' 0. JESSE B. STARK . . . Brooklyn 111 A E. VVILLIAM PATRICK ST. LANVRENCE . Paterson, N. J. .Q 1' lD,' Skelatosg Class Treasurer Cgj. EARL VINCENT SWEET ......... Phoenix B 0 Hg .Q 2' 05 ID B Kg A.B. Colgateg Class President CMedioJ Cgj. JAMES FRANCIS VAVASOUR ,...... Dalton, Mass. N Z Ng Skelatos. JOHN SAYERS WARE . A Stapleton RAYMOND GROVES WEARNE . . Binghamton A.B. Cornell. ADELINE MAY WESCOTT . Knox Centre, Maine A E I. SOLON CHARLES WOLFF .... New York KD A Eg State and Pulitz er Scholarships. 1 I 5 N RUSS Seniors PUSS 523255 . HARRY ' BANDYH a ..ED,, BILL A DOC 'STAN' 1, 11-'gs' NW! BUCKN UDUCH HDOLLY GEORGE lg 1 H 1- BERT H BILL PERC MAL MAX UJUD.. K PAUL 1910 POLY CONE JOE CARRIE KID CLEM CLARENCE TED 'FRI-EDDIE USIIORTY fd A-HILL-, A-ED-' --WATTYH --Rovn 4 .1 ,fx . xl 'gb ' X NOL H SKIPPER GROVEH' MANDY DARIE BUD 3uniur lass E-leven, E-leven Cornell, I Yell, Nineteen Eleven COLORS 1-BLUE AND WHITE Glass Gttisers EDWARD GAUL MACARTHUR JAMES OLIVER WINSLOW . MISS CARRIE KNOLL MASON MISS BERTHA LOUISE MORGAN DAVID RUSSELL SWINTON MISS CLARA VIVIAN BRAYMER EDWARD MORGAN ST. JOHN LEGRAND DEGRAFF SIMSON CLARENCE NEWTON SEAGRAVE EDMUND BURKE MAGNER . JOSEPH CONDIT MCCUNE . SEYMOUR H. SUTTON . GUSTAV OSCAR ZELLAR, JR. T22 . President . Vice-President Second Vice-President Third Vice-President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary . . Treasurer General Athletic Director . Football Director . Baseball Director . Track Director N any Director . Sergeant-at-Arrns lxll N0 FL 1 'Q .. ' W T 4, Q H fu A --mx . -A -. H. 'x, ff' , 'jf -, ,I Q. Kirg -xwhfffalu' LZ -vw-Q ff Zi DILLAR ADQLLA ATEN OCLOCK JCH LAK Y, Q11 W1-w DO ou COME JO Joolv 1- :UST-BLD ,,Z TQ., .CQl Yrf: AT TEN OCLO O C ME mud moon .Eff 'N H 'A - ' 1 1 ' ' 5-.5-5 5,v5afr: f ' A ' . 1911 LESTER VERNON ADAMS llfarreh, Nfass. Arts Cosmopolitan Clubg English Clubg Williston Clubg Cross Country Club. ISIDOR ADLER Buyifalo Arts VVILLIAM MELXVILLE AITCHISON M07'I lSl0uf'W, IV. j. CivilE1igiheeri1ig ZOdiac5 Freshman FOOtball5 Freshman Crew5 junior Varsity Crew C255 Varsity Crew C255 General Committee C355 Dunstang Aleph Samachg Pyramid. PHILIP VVHALLEY ALLISON Governors Island .Mechanical Eiigiheering State Scholarshipg Varsity Fencing Team C25 C355 Class Fencing Team C355 University Fencing Championship C355 Rifie Team C355 Lieutenant Cadet COrpS5 Sibley Soccer Team C355 Aero Club. VVILLIAM HARRINGTON ANDERSON Broalelyzz Electrical Engineering A I E E5 State Scholarship. NEWTON TAYLOR ARMS New York City ,lll6ClZfl'l1lCt1lE7'1gl'1l6E7'l7lg I N. EDWARD WALMSLEY ASHMEAD Philadelphia, Pa. Mecha1iicalE1igihee1'ihg A 105' Sibley Tax Committee C355 Masque C35. HERBERT ASHTON Swartlzmore, Pa. Arls Nayati. EDVVIN HAXVENS ATWOOD Beaver, Pa. Mechaiiicczl El1'LglI'L667'l7lg A T Og Freshman Cross Country Cup5 Class Track and Cross Country Teams CI5 C255 Varsity Cross Country Team C255 Sub. C355 junior Smoker Com- mittee. HAROLD JOSEPH BABBIDGE Braoklyiz .MechanicalEhgz'1iee1'i1ig I N. 124 Elunior ikzrurbs MAURICE l,EoN BAEcocK Scia Civil Engineering Cayugag C. E. Crew C21. HARRY AUGUST BADE Brooklyn Law .I T .I,' ll? .J 015 Blabrique. JOHN TRACY BALL .Yew Berlin Arts Glee Club C313 Orchestra C25. SARAH ELIZABETH B.-XRNHOLT Pl1ilIza'elp1zia, Pa. Arts A 105 60 ll Kg Raven and Serpentg Vice-President Cornell Dramatic Club. DAVID PRESWICK BARR ltlzaca Arts Mandolin Club CIJ Czl C3l3 Deutscher Vereing German Play C15 C255 Festival Chorus. STANLEY FOXVLER BATES Detroit, llliclz. Arts Masqueg Les Cabotins. ALFRED KELLEX' BATEs, JR. ltlzara Arts JOHN STANLEY BEAMENSDERFER Manheim, Pa. Mechanical Engineering AB., A.M. Franklin and Marshall College. I ARCHIE SMITH BEATTY Pittsburg, Pa. flgricnltnre CHARLES GAYLORD BEAi'ERs Brooklyn Mechaiiical Engineering B ID Hg Nalandag Savage Clubg Class Football C155 Class Baseball C15g Undineg Dunstang Junior Feed Committee. ADIE KYLE BELL Holliclaysbnrg, Pa. Civil Engineering Z l7f,'Nalandag Undineg'Rod and Bobg Savage Clubg Freshman Spring Day Committeeg Sophomore Spring Day Committeeg junior Promenade Com- rnitteeg Assistant Manager Cross Country Club. ELIJAH WILLIAM BELLINGER Canajoharie Mechaiiical Engineering HERBERT FRANK BELLIS Atlantic City, N. j. .Mechanical Engineering JAMES EUGENE BENNETT Yonngstown, O. Arts Ycnang University Scholarshipg Class Rush Teams C15 C25g Class Football Teams C15 C255 Class Crew C255 Varsity Basketball Team C25 C355 Sopho- more Smoker Committeeg Junior Smoker Committeeg IQII Cornellian Boardg Les Cabotins. WILMURT ADDISON BENNETT New York City .Mechanical Engineering College Cross Country C15 C255 General Committee C35. HERBERT BERTEL Monnt Vernon Arts A X Pg Gramatang Charles Evans Hughes Debate Clubg Varsity Cricket Team C153 College Cross Country Team C25g Mandolin Club C35. 125 Zluniur Becnrbs FRED HELLER BEST Port fervis Meclianical Engineering Bandhu. HARRY FRED BIGLER, IR. Clearfield, Pa. Arts A A CD5 Undineg Bench and Board. FREDERICK HUEY BIRD Buffalo Mechanical Engineering A Ing State Scholarship C255 Scalp and Bladeg Mandolin Club C35. HARRIET NEBE BIRCHOLDT Buffalo Arts GEORGE BERNARD BIRKHAHN New York City Agriculture Cosmopolitan Clubg University Cadet Band C155 Cross Country Club C15 C255 College Cross Country Team C15 C25 C355 College Baseball Team C255 College Musical Clubs C355 Menorah Society C35. GEORGE HENRY BISSINGER San Francisco, Cal. Agriculture K Tj Freshman Banquet COmmittee5 Freshman Flag Rush Team5 Deutscher Vereing German Play C25. HAL IMCCARTY BLACK Ereeport, O. Arts C9 A CD5 L.B. Franklin Collegeg Glee Club. DAVID PARMLY BLACKMORE Perry, O. Arts Cosmopolitan Clubg Class Track Team C15 C25. THOMAS VVOODWARD BLINN Syracuse Civil Engineering CLARENCE ROBINSON BLISS North I-ldarns, M'ass. Civil Engineering HENRY PAUL BLUMENAUER Naugatuck. Conn. Civil Engineering B 0 Hg SemaphOre5 Sophomore Smoker Committeeg General Committee C355 Varsity Basketball Team C25 C35. MATTIE DURELL BODINE Miznrsyield, Pa. Arts A O Hg Alumni Scholarship. HAMILTON BIGGAR BOLE Cleveland, O. Arts A A Wg Nalandag Chairman junior Feed Committee. FITCH SCOFIELD BOSWORTH lllilnfaukee, Wis. .Mechanical Engineering Z W5 Freshman Track Teamg Sophomore Track Teamg Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Musical Clubs C15 C255 junior Smoker Comniitteeg Bench and Boardg Assistant Manager Hockey. LAURANCE BOWEN Philadelphia, Pa. Arts A K E5 Glee Club C25 C355 Class Quartette C25 f3lS Festival Chorus C25 C35. THOMAS BRADLEE Lewiston Agriculture Acaciag A Z5 Cornell Countryman Board C25 5 Business Manager C35. JESSE FRANKLIN BRADLEY Saugatuck, Conn. Arts Masque C25 C35. I26 Bluniur ilkecnrhs FRANK HULING BRANIN Newark, N. -I. Civil Engineering If Savage Club, Mandolin Club, University Orchestrag Alt-Heidelburg. CLIFFORD AUGUSTUS BRANT BI'00h'l,l'IL Electrical Engineering A. T. E. D5 Alt-Heidelburg CQJ5 Deutscher Verein. CLARA VIVIAN BR.-XYMER Granville Arts Class Corresponding Secretary C3l. PAULINE BROWNING BROOKS .Yorwiclz Arn .1 I',' Raven and Serpent. JOSEPH EDWARD BROSSEAU Chicago, Ill. hdeclzaiifical Engineering Mandolin Club CIJ Czj C315 University Orchestra Cir C31. AUGUSTUS JOHN BRONVN 5t.jo1znsvz'lle Am- Cosmopolitan Club5 Krug und Tafel. GAY H.XRBIN BRONVN Buffalo Law Owlsg Member of Debate Council5 Debate Team against Allegheny Col1ege5 Winner of Congress Debate Medal5 'Q4 Debate Stage. JAMES LAWRENCE BROWN Newport News, Va. Law AB. Lincoln University. LEON R. BROWN I Jldayfield Civil Engineering Freshman Track Teamg Varsity Cross Country Team C23 C355 General Com- mittee C3j5 Dunstan. . RUTH BROWN Newport, Tenn. Ang ALBERT GEORGE FREDERICKBUEHLERlCVl1Sh'l1'Lgf01Z, D. C. Civil Engineering Sophomore Baseball Teamg College Baseball Team. JAMES ALBERT BUNDY Sidney Mechanical Engineering 0 A CD. i FRINK DANA BURNET Avondale, Cincinnati, O. Law X 1175 Widow C21 C3D5 Masque CID Czb C3J5 Savage Club5 Book and Bowl, Bench and Boardg Les Cabotinsg Spring Day Committee Crj C21 C3jg Erag Manu- script Club. GEORGE JAMES BURT Ithaca - Agriculture NATHAN ROGERS BUTLER, JR. Baltiniore, Md. Mechanical Engineering A X P. WILLIAM CULLEN MORRIS BUTLER Park Place, Pa. Mechanical Engineering A X P,' Assistant Business Manager IQII Cornellian. HARRY WARNER BUTTERWORTH, JR. Philadelphia, Pa. Mechanical Engineering CD K ?If,' Freshman Cross Country Teamg Bench and Board. I27 iluninr Blkecnrhs HARRY WILLIAMS BUTTS Sag Harbor Civil Engineering Freshman Flag Rush Teamg Class Football Team C235 Cosmopolitan Club. NORMAN CARROLL BUTTS Poughkeepsie Agriculture Class Election Committee C13. IRA DEAN CANAGA Scio, O. Civil Engineering A.B. Scio College. WILLIAM DEAN CARLTON New York City Mechanical Engineering A T A CB K Chapter35 Nayati5 Lacrosse Team C235 Banjo Club C135 Mando- lin Club C33. LUANNA MATTISON CARMAN Ithaca Arts A F. PASCHAL RALPH CHAMBERS Williamsport, Pa. Mechanical Engineering A CD,' Class Tax Committee C235 Bench and Board. RALPH EDGAR CHAPMAN Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering A T5 Captain Freshman Lacrosse Team5 Underclass Rush Team C135 Chairman Decorating Committee Underclass Rush C235 Sophomore Cotillion Com- mittee5 Mabriqueg Lacrosse Team C235 Editor-in-Chief 1911 Cornellian. PAUL BENJAMIN CHANDLER Lowell, Mass. 'Mechanical Engineering K Z5 Masque C23 C33. SAMUEL JOSEPH CHESEBRO Brooklyn Arts cp Z K,' Junior Promenade COmmittee5 Masque. CHARLES CROWELL CHEYNEY Evanston, Ill. Mechanical Engineering CD f' A,' Assistant Business Manager Sung Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Junior Smoker Committee. VVILLIAM GASTON CHRISTY Upper Alton, Ill. Mechanical Engineering Cerberusg Glee Club C23 C33. CHARLES PAUL CLARK Wellsville Mechanical Engineering CD K ZF. EDWIN CLARK Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering MERRELL EDWARD CLARK Flushing Mechanical Engineering Z Ng Mandolin Club C13 C23 C335 Banjo Club C135 Sophomore Banquet Com- mitteeg junior Feed Committee5 Sibley Banquet Committee C33. IRVING CHARLES CLAUSZ Lock Berlin Civil Engineering RICHARD EUGENE CLARK Ellenville Arts Blair Hall C1ub5 College Baseball Team. CLAYTON SMILEY COGGESHALL Ossining Mechanical Engineering 128 Sluniur Bzcnrhs JACOB COHEN Brooklyn Arts Undergraduate Scholarship. AIATHIAS :ALVIN COIIN Little Rock, Arla. lblechanical Engineering Freshman Banquet Committeeg Freshman Flag Rush Teamg Class Baseball Team Cel. CARLOS COLLADO San jose, Costa Rico .Agriculture A.B. Liceo de Costa Ric-ag Hispano-Amerieano Club, CLAUDE ALFRED COLE Lorraine Agriculture Skull. CARL SEYMOUR COLER Colzmibus, O. Mechanical Engineering DAVID CLOSE COMSTOCR Woodlzoveiz Architecture Gargoyle. CORNELIUS MICHAEL CONNOR, JR. Addison Jllechanical Engineering Cayuga, College Crew 125. CHARLES JAMES COOPER, JR. Wilkes-Barre, Po. lvlendozo, Arg. Rep. JULIO JOSE CORTI B.A. National College Of Mendoza. PITT COVERT, JR. Cheyenne, Wyo. X 0, Freshman Banquet Committee. THOMAS RIGGS Cox Albany Z !D,' Masque Cast C15 C25 Cglg Chairman Sophomore Chairman Ice Carnival Committee, Ycnan. .Mechanical Engineering llflechanical Engineering C ivi l Engineering Mechanical Engineering Banquet Committeeg A rts Law A rts ' A rts Mechanical Engineering Electrical Engineering Mechanical Engineering C ivil Engineering MARGARET HUME CRAIG Berea, O. CHARLES ARTHUR CRANDALL Verona F EMMA ETHEL CRANDAL Angola, Ind. FRANK HALIEAX CRASSWELLER Duluth, Minn. CD K Ty Hockey Team C25 C335 Junior Feed Committeeg Bench and Board. CECIL ANDREWS CREMER Brooklyn DAVID ANDERSON CROSS Sterling, Pa. Isvvza. ROYAL JOSEPH CROSS Sterling, Pa. lswzag Freshman Baseball Team. RALPH STUART CROSSMAN Huntington, L. I. I2Q Eluniur Becorhs CLARENCE HARVEY CULL Detroit, Mich. Architecture 40 Z Kg Assistant Manager Basketball Teamg Nalandag Savage Clubg Sopho- more Stunt Committeeg Class Election Committee C255 Spring Day Com- mittee C25g L'OgiVeg Gargoyleg Bench and Boardg Boat House Fund Com- mittee, Masque. - ALAN GRAEME DARLING Schenectady Mechanical Engineering A K Eg Glee Club CI5 C25 C35 9 Lacrosse Team CI5 C25 5 Sophomore Cotillion Com- mitteeg Class Quartette CI5 C25 C355 General Committee C355 Bench and Board. HUBERT HART D,AUTREMONT Dnlnth, Minn. Law I0 K Elf. CLARENCE HERBERT DAVIDSON New York City Civil Engineering Mandolin Clubg Semaphore. A PAUL MARTIN DAVIE Belmont Arts RALPH DAVIS Scranton, Pa. lVIechanical Engineering RICHARD FOSTER DAVIS Franklin, Pa. Arts PHILIP LEWIS DAY Brisbane, Anstralia Mechanical Engineering Zodiacg Freshman Crewg junior Varsity Crewg Varsity Crewg General Com- mitteeg Dunstang Aleph Samach. HARRIETTE GRACE DELANY Wfellsville, O. Arts MARTHA EMILY DICK Philadelphia, Pa. Arts A !D,' Raven and Serpent. SAMUEL BYRON DICKER Ithaca Arts ELIZA THEODORE DICKERSON Marion, O, Arts K A 0. DILPERT SHERIDAN DICKERT Salt Lake City, Utah Electrical Engineering BS. University of Utah. ARVIN J. DILLENBECK Ithaca Civil Engineering Pyramid. . CHARLES HARDING DIVINE Binghamton Arts A A CD,' IP A Qg Book and Bowlg Bench and Boardg Sun Board CI5 C25 C353 IQI I Cornellian Boardg Junior Promenade Committee, Sophomore Tax Com- mitteeg Freshman Tax Committeeg Secretary and Treasurer Arts Associa- tion C25g Vice-President Arts Association C355 Vllidow C35. HOWARD WHELDON DIX Schenectady Mechanical Engineering .VVILLIAM ELDER DOLL Denver, Colo. Mechanical Engineering KD F A , . 130 Elunior Becurhs HKJOKER :AUSTIN .DOOLITTLE Mira Arts 1' .YJ .-Xlembic. JOHN EDWIN DOUGIIERTY l'oi11!Rii'l1111o11d I-lgricnlture HAROLD ELLIS TDRAKE Caadwzcr, llass. ,Meclzanical Engineering I A lf. CLARA LOUISE FRIEDERICK.-X DR.-XTII Eluzira Arts LOUIS DREYER Bzrjjizlo iMechaI1zical Engineering University Scholarship. JAMES COCIIRAN DRLVSIBI Pitlslmrg, Pa. Meclza11.ical Engineering EUGENE DUGAN Pzmlvlo, Colo. AHS B 9 1l,' Nalanda. BTINNIE EDGAR llvlilllllllgldll, Del. Arts Dixie Clubg Class Secretary Czl. HARRY EASTWOOD .-lzrlvzmz Arts Cosmopolitan Clubg College Football Team C23 C355 Captain College Football Team C3jg Assistant Manager Cricket. LILLIAN Mi.-XE EDMINSTER ELEANOR ll'lOUNT EDWARDS A Z. VICTOR HUGO EHRHART, JR. 0 A 0. CLARENCE VINCENT ELLIOTT JAMES STRODE ELSTON President of The Prohibition League of Cornell Universityf' FANNY LEA EMEIS ANNA MAX' EMLEY LUTHER D. EMMERT Glee Club C25 C355 Rod and Bob. HAROLD EPSTEIN AUSTIN PATTERSON EVANS DURWARD RANDALL EVANS GEORGE EDWARD EVANS Brooklyn Arts Randall Arts janzestowzz, Pa. Arts Lathrop , Mo. M echanical Engineering Elmira ANS Davenport, Iowa Af' 15 Ithqm Agriculture E lyria, O, C ioil Engineering C incinnati, O. Mechanical Engineering Howells ANS Norwich Special Chemistry Great Barrington, Mass. Mechanical Engineering A B IP,' Class Baseball Team C235 College Baseball Team Czjg Class Hockey Team CID. IJI HENRY WEBSTER FORD Humor Bzcurhs LINDSLEV HEDGES EVANS Skull. MILDRED EVANS ARCHIE JAMES FANCHER JAMES A. FARNSWORTH Acacia. FRANCIS ELDON FINCH W F. DAVID FINKELSTEIN 'East Orange, N. Philadelphia, Pa. Lebanon, Pa. M nsca tine, Iowa Ithaca. Brooklyn Agricultural Orchestrag University Chess Club. NATHAN ROBERT FINKELSTEIN B.S. College Of the City of New LOUIS WASHBURN FISH PHILIP BURT FISHER K Aj Rod and Bob. JOHN CARL FOLGE, IR. New York City York. Hartsclale Ontario, Canada Lockport Treasurer Charles E. Hughes Debate Club. lllontclair, N. j. A gricn ltnre A rts Civil Engineering A rts M echanical Engineering A gricn ltnre Civil Engineering A gricnltnre Civil Engineering Law M echanical Engineering K Z5 Class Track Team CID C255 Varsity Track Team C213 Class Hockey Team Crjg Varsity Hockey Team C3Q. EDNA MAY FOSTER Ithaca ArtS A Z. 'CHARLES JAMES FOX Ellicottville Civil Engineering A .Z 0. GEORGE STEDMAN FRANK Warsaw Civil Engineering WILLIAM KLEE FRANK Pittsbnrg, Pa. Mechaiiical Engineering K T5 Sibley journal Of Engineering C2jg Assistant Manager C3j. CHARLES AUGUST FRANKE .flnbnrn Mechaiiical Engineering Nayatig Glee Club CID C25 Cgjg Varsity FOOtball Team C23 C3jg General Com- mittee C31 MORTIMER FRANKEL New York City Electrical Engineering Z B Tg BS. City College Of New Yorkg A. I. E. E. 132 Sluninr Becnrhs BTORTON FREIDENRICH New York City Arts Z B Tj College Crew C255 Freshman Tax Committeeg German Playg English Playg Cornell Dramatic Club. RALPH JULIEN FRIEDBERG Pittsburg, Pa. Architecture K Wg Masque. VVALDEMAR HANS FRIES Brooklyn Agriculture Cerberus: Lacrosse Team C2ll. ETHEL DOREEN FROST Roclzestw- Arts HENRY MEAD F RosT Somerset Mechanical Engineering Cerberus5 Class Baseball Team C25. JOHN MARTIN FRY Ephrata, Pa. Arts JOHN OSCAR FUCHS Bujfalo Mechanical Engineering A Clk' Freshman Tax Committee5 Ice Carnival Committee5 Bench and Board5 Mabrique. RAYMOND HENRX' FULLER Rochester Arts Alternate Princeton Freshman Debate Teamg Greek Play CI55 Era Board C255 Managing Editor C555 Vice-President Civic Club5 Owls. VVARREN CLEMMER FUNK Palni, Pa. Agriculture Cayuga. AUSTEN GAILEY Baltimore, Md. Mechanical Engineering ROBERT WILLIAM GASTMEYER Brooklyn Civil Engineering Krug und Tafelg Class Crew C255 College Crew C255 C.E. Intercollegiate Boat House Fund Committee. PETER J. GALLAGHER Ithaca Jvlechanical Engineering Class Treasurer C155 Class Election Committee C255 Chairman C355 Sopho- more Banquet Committeeg Junior Smoker Committee. JOSEPH WILLIAM GAVETT, JR. Plainield, N. j. Mechanical Engineering Seal and Serpentg Class Rush Team C15 C255 Class Crew C255 Sophomore Smoker Committee5 General Committee C35. WESTON GAVETT Plainyield, N. j. Civil Engineering Zodiac5 Mandolin Club C25 C355 Cornell Civil Engineer Boardg Pyramid. WILLIAM JEWETT GEER Highland Park, Ill. Arts Z W. ELIZABETH FAITH GENUNG Ithaca Agriculture College Banquet Committee C255 Agricultural Stage C255 Secretary Agricul- tural Association C25. Iwo Zluninr Resorts CHARLES IQENNETH GETCHELL New Hartford Mecha1'iicalErigirleeriiig Aero Club. ARTHUR KENDALL GETMAN Richjielcl Springs Agricitltitre LEO FRANCIS GIBLIN Utica Civil Eiigirieerirlg 0 .41 X,' Assistant Manager Freshman Footballg Undineg Ycnang Bench and Boardg Rod and Bobg Nalanda. ROSCOE CONKLING GILES' Brooklyn Arts SAUL NATHANIEL GINSBURG New York City Arts fl? E H CCity College of New York5. ALBERT LOUIS GOEF Cascade Civil Eiigirieeririg ELI WOLF GOLDSTEIN Buffalo .-lrchitecture HARRY SEIG GOLDSTEIN New York City Law Z B Tp College Crew C35. RAFAEL GONZALEZ San jitaii, Porto Rica Civil Eiigiiieering DAVID GRANT GORDON Pueblo, Colo. Mecharriical Eiigiiieerirtg Z A Eg Cerberusg Class Crew Director C155 junior Feed Committeeg Ycnan. LAWRENCE EDWARD GOWLING Ithaca 5 Mechaiiical Eiigiiieeriiig SAMUEL ALLAN GRAHAM Nevvtoit Center, Mass. Civil Eiigiiieeririg A T Og Class Crew C255 College Crew C25. JOHN MACDONALD GRANT Qiieeiislaiid, :litstralia M6Cl1G7Z'lCdlE7Zgl7Z66l'l1tg LEVI HARRISON GRANT I-lkroii, O. Arts HEBER EMPLYN GRIFFITH Utica Arts Cosmopolitan Clubg Owlsg Underclass Debate C15 3 Leader Princeton Freshman Debate Teamg ,Q4 Debate Stage C25 C35g Pennsylvania Intercollegiate Debate Team C255 Greek Play C153 Cornell Dramatic Clubg Enemy of the People Cast C25g Congress Declamation Stage C255 University Scholarship. JAMES SQUIER GUTSELL Ithaca Arts WILLIAM HAAG New York City Mecha1iicalEriginee1'ing HOWARD DAVID HADLEY Mawiford Electrical Erigirteeriiig Freshman Crewg Sophomore Stunt Committeeg General Committee C353 Association Football Teamg Coach Of College Crews. JOHN CARL HAGEMAN Niagara Falls Law C9 A X5 Musical Clubs C25 C35g Festival Chorus C25 C35. JOHN BUTLER HAGUE New York City Law College Crew C255 College Cross Country Team C25. 15-1- Zluninr ilkzcurhs FRANK HENRX' H.kHNEL Mt. Vernon Agriculture Captain College Cross Country Team C255 Manager College Mandolin Club5 Junior Agr. Vice-President. FOSTER ADELBERT HAIST Buffalo MechanicalEngineering 6 A 015 Lacrosse Team C25. REUBEN VVILLIAM H.1.BILET Slzerida-n Arts CHARLES ADAMS HARRINGTON llfarren, O. lllechanical Engineering A.B. Cornellg Treasurer Cornell University Christian Association. CLAUDE HARTFORD Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering db Z K. EUGENE LIVINGSTON HARTMAN West Pittston, Pa. Civil Engineering 6 Eg Cornell Civil Engineer Board, Pyramid. HAROLD SMITH HAWRINS Cleveland, O. Mechanical Engineering A A 60. GUY LONGENECKER HAYMAN Berwyn, Pa. Agricnltnre JAMES CONANT HAYNN'ARD Peoria, Ill. Arts CD I' J, Alembic5 Class Baseball Team C25. ARTHUR VVYLLYS HAWKES, JR. Phoenix Arts Widoxv Board C255 Assistant Business Manager C355 Junior Feed Committee. RAYMOND PEARCE HEATH Morristown, N. j. Mechanical Engineering ZOdiac5 Freshman Track Team5 Freshman Basketball Team5 Freshman Ban- quet Committee5 Varsity Basketball Team C25 C355 Varsity Track Team C255 Sophomore Stunt Committee. EUGENE T. HECHT Lock Haven, Pa. Mechanical Engineering LEWIS VICTOR HEILBRUNN Brooklyn Arts STELLA HEILBRUNN Brooklyn U Arts WALTER FERDINAND HEISE Baltirnore, Md. Civil Engineering GEORGE LANSING HENDRICKSON Danville, Pa. Civil Engineering ROBERT ALEXANDER HENTZ Philadelphia, Pa. Mechanical Engineering A CD5 Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg junior Feed Committee. FRANCIS CADY HEYWOOD Holyoke, Mass. Mechanical Engineering Class Crew C255 A.S.M.E. Membership Committee C355 Assistant Manager Golf. CARL LEONARD HIBBERD Sonth Bend, Ind. Arts 135 Eluniur Bzcnrhs JULIAN PEER HICKOK . Poughkeepsie Mecha nical Engineering Temporary Chairman Freshman Classg Freshman Cross Country Teamg Freshman Banquet Committeeg Freshman Track Teamg General Com- mittee C35 .I EDMUND STRONG HIGGINS Brooklyn CD Z K. HENRY NOBLE HINCKLEY Ithaca Mandolin Club C25 C355 University Orchestra. JOSEPH CHRISTOFFEL HOAGLAND New York City K A. GEORGE HENRY HODENPYLE, JR. Summit, N. j. Mecha X CI7,' Mandolin Club C25 C355 Bench and Boardg Mabrique. JOHN RAYMOND HOFFERT Harrisburg, Pa. College Track and Cross Country Teams. MATTHEW GORMAN HOGAN Oxford RICHARD ORLANDO HOLDEN Batavia lllecha ABRAHAM ABE HOLLANDER Baltimore, JVM. Treasurer Civic Club C35. ARTHUR BRAUTIGAM HOLMES Illontclair, N. -I. iD K Wg Masqueg IQII Cornellian Board. 'GEORGE VAN SYCKLE HOLTON .Montclaiig N. j. Z Kg CD A1 l0,' Mandolin Club. MARY VESTA HORTON Covert Wayside. MILDRED ALICE HORTON Whitehall DAVID AUSTIN HOWARD A Washington, D. C. Law A rchitecture A rts nical Engineering Civil Engineering Civil Engineering nical Engineering Civil Engineering A rchitecture Law Arts Arts Civil Engineering A 1',' Freshman Baseball Teamg Varsity Baseball Team C25g Dunstang Class Baseball Director C253 Aleph Samachg Ycnang Senatorsg Spectre Clubg CF. Honor Systemg Rod and Bob. EDWARD A. HOVEY Glens Falls CHARLES ALPHA HOWLAND C 'Washington D. C. 9 A lD,' Senatorsg College Crew C25g Captain College Crew C35. ETHEL BLANCHE HOWLAND Ithaca CHARLES ROLAND HUGINS Binghamton Arts Civil Engineering Arts Arts Freshman Banquet Committeeg Member Debate Council C15 C25g President Debate Council C355 Winner of ,Q4 Memorial Debate Stage C255 Intercol- legiate Debate Team C255 OWls. 136 w Sluniur Becorhs HAROLD NELSON HUAIPI-IREY Roxbury Agriculture Cayuga3 Class Color Committee C153 Freshman Track and Cross Country Teams3 Varsity Track Team C253 College Athletic Director C355 Intercol- legiate Athletic Board C35g General Committee C35. ROBERT FLOYD HUMPIIREI' R oxlvu ry A 115 Cayuga3 Delaware County Club3 Cornell Congress. EDWIN ANDREW' HUNGER Bzzrlinglou Mecliaieifical Engineering Class Track and Cross Country Teams C155 Varsity Cross Country Team C25 C353 Varsity Track Team C25. IVILLIAM SAMUEL HURWITZ JAMES NORMAN SCOTT IRVINO President of California Clubg Rod and Bob. IVAN CLAUDE JAOOER A X P. EMMA CAROLINE JAEGER MORRIS IXIOREY JAMESON Nm' York Cwity M echanical Engineering Riverside, Cal. Civil Engineering East Palmyra Agriculture Derby A7155 Bujyalo M echanical Engineering Zodiacg Scalp and Bladeg Sophomore Banquet Committeeg Class Rush Team C253 Intercollegiate Rifle Team C25. MARTIN JANOWITZ Vice-Sergeant-at-Arms C25. MARY PEARL JENKS HARVEY STONE JOHNSON A 2 lD,' Mandolin Club. ROGER NEWTON JOHNSTON MILTON RUDOLPH JONAS A.S.M.E.3 Sibley Engineering Club. HARRISON MORTON JONES A X. AGNES MARIE KALMBACH ROBERT QUINTON KEASBEY A Ing Class Track Team C15 C255 Varsity Track Team C25 3 Freshman Tax Com- mitteeg Sophomore Banquet Committeeg Sophomore Spring Day Commit- teeg Junior Smoker Committeeg Ycnan3 Aleph Samach. WALTER MILBURN KEENAN English Play C153 Dramatic Club Play C35. ANNA WAGNER KEICHLINE IQII Cornellian Board.. B uyycalo Mechanical Engineering Ithaca Arts Port Jervis Civil Engineering Akron, O. M echanical Engineering Baltimore, Md. Zbfechanical Engineering North Tonawanda Law Philadelphia, Pa. Arts Motitclair, N. j. Arts Brooklyn Electrical Engineering Bellefonte, Pa. Architecture 137 3Iunim: Resorts IDA MAY KELLOGG Ithaca JAMES EDMUND KELLEY Ogdensbnrg 69 E. FRANK LORENZO KEMMERER Factoryville, Pa. ' VVILLIAM HENRY KENNEDY Bnjfalo CD A 0g KD A lD,' Vice-President Class C1Dg Class Rush Team CID C2Dg Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Junior Promenade Committeeg N alanda. Arts Arts Arts Law STANLEY BURNS ICENT Toledo, O. Mechanical Engineering CD B Kg A.B. Oberlin College. ROBERT BARR KEPLINGER Canton, O. Arts di E Kg Masque C3Dg Junior Feed Committee. EDWARD CORNELL KERR Ithaca Law College Basketball Team C2Dg College Baseball Team C2D. FRANK ROY KILLICK Lyons Mechanical Engineering HARRY JOSEPH KIMBALL VVatertown Law Zodiaeg di A CPQ Aleph Samachg Dunstang Ycnang Bench and Boardg Coxswain Freshman Crewg junior Varsity Crew C2Dg Varsity Crew C2Dg Class Navy Director C2Dg IQII Cornellian Boardg junior Promenade Committeeg Sophomore Cotillion Committee. INEZ JOSEPHINE KISSELBURG Ghent Arts HARRY KORNFELD New York City Civil Engineering 0 B Kg B.S. College of the City of New York. ARTHUR KOTINSKY Woodbine, N. j. Arts Charles Hughes Debate Clubg Civic Clubg Cosmopolitan Clubg Owls. FREDERICK KUHNE New York City Mechanical Engineering KD F A,' Business Manager Cornell Alumni News C3Dg Ice Carnival Committee C3D g Mabrique. FRANCIS WALDO KULTCHAR Winnetka, Illg Mechanical Engineering Z CD5 Class Football C2Dg Undineg Bench and Boardg Class Rush Team CID C2Dg General Committee C3D. SIDNEY DANIEL KUTNER New York City Mechanical Engineering B.S. College of the City of New York. GEORGE DAVENPORT KRATZ Akron, O. Arts FRANK HOWARD LACY A Stanley Agricnltnre HERBERT RAY LAFFERTY Davenport, Ind. Mechanical Engineering A 1 ,' Substitute Freshman Crewg Class Crew C2D 5 Varsity Crew C2Dg Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Class Rush Team CID C2Dg Ycnan. 138 Eluniur ikecurbs HUBERT OWEN LANE Olcgo Law 1 H If JAY DR.-XKE BILLINGS LATTIN Buffalo Ang Cosmopolitan Club. H.kRRX' LA TOURETTE .llouticcllo Ang JOHN CHARLES ARP LAUE Keir' l'o1'lcC'ity Agriculture State Scliolarshipg Manager College Basketball Team C2jg Manager College Soccer Team C335 College Mandolin Club Crj C215 College Cvlee Club C3jg College Quartette Cgj. JOSEPH EDWARD LAW lVtIs1zi11gtoI1, D. C. lW6ClZGlZZ'L'Ul Engineering fb I Kg Glee Club CIQ C265 Masque CSM College Crew Cel. VVALTER EDWARD LEE Baltimore, Illd. Meclianical Engineering A.I,E.E.g Sibley Railway Club. FRANCIS SCOTT LEHMANN Spring Dale, O. Architecture CD F A. LLOYD RUDOLPH LEICK Lakewood, O. Agriculture Skull. ROCA GERTRUDE LELAND Ithaca Arts Les Cabotinsg Spanish Play CIDQ Pillars of Society. ROY L. LEVENTRY jolznstown, Pa. Mecliaviical Engineering X lD,' Aleph Samachg Dunstang Varsity Football Team Cejg Freshman Football Teamg Captain Class Rush Team C25 3 Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Undine. CHARLES KEELER LEWIS Seneca Falls .Mechanical Engineering WILLIAM JOSEPH LEWIS, JR. New York City Mechaiiical Engineering A B cI1,' Charles E. Hughes Debate Clubg College Crew Czjg College Basketball Team Czjg College Baseball Team Cajg Freshman Basketball Team. KIEN YO LI Soo-Chow, China Civil Engineering HOWARD ADDISON LINCOLN Springfield, Mass. Mechaiieical Engineering Z iffy Nalandag Aleph Samachg Undineg Assistant Manager Navy Cgj. EMMA CAMPBELL LINDSAY North Tonawancla AWS A Z. ISAAC BIRKHAHN LIPMAN Woodbine, N. j. Agriculture Cosmopolitan Clubg Agricultural Associationg Agricultural Field Day Com- mittee. HAMILTON CHUSHIEN LIU Tientsin, China Arts Cosmopolitan Club. I 3 9 Sluninr Resorts ALBERT BUCHANAN LONG Leafistozwn, Pa. Law 0 Z K. ARTHUR MORRIS LONG Chicago, Ill. Civil Engineering Cerberusg Class Baseball Team C25. CHARLES HAROLD LORD New York' City Civil Engineering RALPH CORNELIUS LOWARY Wellsoille, O. Arts HERBERT PRATT LUCE Woodhaoen Law 9 A fD,' Long Island Club. THOMAS RUSSELL LUDLAM Montclair, N. j. Architecture Z llfg Mandolin Club C155 Les Cabotins5 L'Ogive5 Assistant Stage Manager Masque C355 Nalandag Savage Clubg Book and Bowlg Bench and Board. WILLIAM WELLES LYMAN Norwich, Conn. Mechanical Engineering WILLIAM FRANCIS LYNAUGH Ithaca Mechanical Engineering EDWARD GAUL MACARTHUR Hudson Law fp A 05 IP A CD5 Nalandag Aleph Samachg Dunstan5 Undineg Varsity Football Team C255 Varsity Track Team C255 Varsity Relay Team C255 Class Track Team C15 C255 Captain C255 Class Athletic Director C15 C255 Class President C355 Chairman Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Ycnan. NORMAN LANGLEY MAOLEOD Chicago, Ill. Civil Engineering A l ,' Assistant Business Manager Masque C355 Rod and Bob. EDGAR MACNAUGHTON South fl rgyle Mechanical Engineering Freshman Track Team. JAMES WILLIAM MOCHESNEY Baldwin Arts Cosmopolitan Clubg College Crew C25. CHARLES ALMON MCCORKLE Ufarren, O. Law 0 A 10. JOSEPH CONDIT MCCUNE Brilliant, O. Mechanical Engineering A T Q5 A.I.E.E.5 Cross Country Club C15 C25 C355 Captain Class Cross Country Team C255 Varsity Track Team C25 5 Class Track Team C15 C25 5 Class Track Director C355 General Committee C35. THOMAS SPRING MCEWAN West Hoboken, N. f. Mechanical Engineering THOMAS HOURSTON MCKAIG Bnyifalo Alrchitectnre Freshman Cross Country Team 5 Freshman Track Teamg General Committee C35. LESLIE MCKENDRICK Monroe Mechanical Engineering 2 N. , 140 JEANNETTE ELVAENICKENZIE K A 61. JOHN CHARLESTANICLE.-KN Ross H.ANLINllllCl,E.-KN Ohio Club g!EIiglislI Cluh. JAMES SANTEEXRTCNETT .1 If WILLIAM JOSEPH NTCNICKLE Eluniur Becuths New York City East Liverpool, O. lllfllsville, O. Horncfllsville Brooklyn .4 X Pg Mandolin Club C535 Ycnang Junior SmokerICommittee. EDMUND BURKE MCAGNER Bujfalo A rts Arts A 1't5 A rts A rts A rts A T .Ip Nalandag Aleph Sarnaclig Dunstang Hockey Team C235 Captain Fresh- man Baseball Teamg Varsity Baseball Team C295 Class Rush Team Czjg Class Baseball Director C375 Unclineg Bench and Boardg Ycnang Scalp and Bladeg Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg General Committee C3J. D.'XVID VVALTER BIAGONVAN Kaffe, Pa. Arts J Masqueg Ycnang Junior Smoker Committee. JAMES EDXVARD MAHON .'VIo1z,trose, Pa. Law F H lf' Vice-President Law Associationg University Orchestrag Law Smoker Committeeg College Soccer Teamg lntercollege Boat House Committee. JOsEPH PLAISTED DIAIDER FRANK JOHN TWALDINER Phoew 1 ix North Tomz-wcmda Arts Baseball Team C13 g Law Soccer Team C3j. JosEPH SPENCER TVIANN Fairfield, N. C. B.S. University of North Carolina. THOMAS lWAPUA Cosmopolitan Clubg Gargoyle. CASSIE NIARSH CHARLES CLARKE MARSHALL X QQ Les Cabotins. ELMER WALTER MARTEN Mandolin Club C3J. Exo ARSENIO MARTINEZ A X. CARRIE KNOLL MASON MGl'L'ilG, P. I. Fulton West Newton, M ass. Storm Lake, Iowa M agvaguez, Porto Rico Mattoax, Va. Arts Law Civil E11g'i77f667'i1'Lg Architecture A rts A rts A rchitecture Law A rts Z Z 245 Second Vice-President Class Cgjg Vice-President Y. W. C. A. C255 Raven and Serpent. 141 Sluninr Becurhs JOSEPH FLEMING NIATTHAI Baltiinore, Md. Mechanical Engineering X ?lf,' Nalandag Undineg Bench and Boardg Junior Feed Committee. GEOFFREY CANDEE MAY Brooklyn Arts Deutscher Vereing German Play Cal, Masque Composer Czjg Krug und Tafelg University Orchestra Cgj. JAMES RAY Nl,-XYES A.B. Ohio University. ALFRED SMITH NlELDRUM S tenbenv i lle , O. A gricnltnre B njiia lo Mechanical Engineering A 2 ,' Scalp and Blade, Sibley Journal of Engineering Board C25 Cglg Pub- lication Manager C333 Assistant Manager Tennis Team C3j. WILLIAM GRANT NIEROWITZ New York City Mechanical Engineering CAROLINE ELIZABETH MERRY Syracuse Arts K K Il. ' RICHARD CONWAY MEYER Baltimore, Md. Mechanical Engineering A X Pj Maryland Club. CHARLES DUDLEY MILLER, Syracuse Mechanical Engineering HENRY HALSEY MILLER Ithaca Mechanical Engineering X CD5 Business Manager 1911 Cornellian. OSCAR GEORGE MILLER 911 lD,' Savage Clubg Carnival Committee. JUSTIN LESLIE MINER Sacchordg Freshman Bnyifalo Mechanical Engineering Masque Cast C15 Cajg Sophomore Pipe Committeeg Ice Sheridan Law Cap Burning Committeeg Sophomore Stunt Committeeg Sophomore Smoker Committee, President Law Association. LAWRENCE MINER MINTZ Law Smoker Committee Czl C353 SHEN MOATSUN Cosmopolitan Club. HUGH MONTGOMERY, JR. X Tj Junior Promena RICHARD ALAN MORDOFF BERTHA LOUISE MORGAN Sennightly. CLAYTON FLOYD MOREY I' H F. JAMES MORRIS Ithaca Law Aero Club. Shanghai, China C ivil Engineering ' Madison, Ufis. Arts de Committeeg Masque. Scottsville A gricnlture Castleton Arts Roulette, Pa. Law Pottstown, Pa. Law I42 Eluniur Bscorhs JOHN HAROLD MORRIS Ithaca Arts ROBERT VIGIL BIORSE Ithaca Mechanical Engineering Mandolin Club5 Class Fencing Team CI1 C215 Gold Medal Novice Fencing Meet. DWIGHT FOSTER MORSS Syracuse Mechanical Engineering College Baseball Team C21. ALBERT ROBERT BIORTON Pittsburg, Pa. Law Bandhu. NIILDRED ARVILLA FIOSIER Brooklyn Arts A O H. STANTON MOTT Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering X 05 Nalanda5 Masque5 Sophomore Crew5 Flag Rush Team5 Freshman Ser- geant-at-Arms5 Mabrique. LELAND BERTLEY BTOXVRY North nldarns, Ilfass. ANS Nayati. .ALAN POLK MUNRO East Orange, N. j. AHS RUDOLPH NEUBURGER New York City AHS University Orchestra CI1 5 Spring Day Committee CI1 C215 Manager Alt-Heidel- burg C21 5 Assistant Manager Dramatic Club C31 5 Manager Les Cabotins C315 junior Feed Committeeg Cornell Congress C115 Deutscher Verein C11 C21. GEORGE ROSEMAN NICHOLS, JR. Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering X T5 Undineg Bench and Boardg Freshman Banquet Committee5 Ice Carnival Committee. ALVIN JOHN NITZSCHKE Utica Agriculture Glee Club C21 C315 College Glee Club C115 College Quartette C315 Festival Chorus C21 C31. SAMUEL FREDERICK NIXON Westfield Law 19 A X5 KD A CD5 Class Track Team C11 C215 Varsity Track Team C215 Aleph Samachg Dunstan5 Undine5 Ycnan5 Bench and Boardg Sacchord5 Junior Law Smoker Committee5 Sophomore Banquet Committee5 Chairman junior Smoker Committee. FRANCIS CHARLES NOON Provo, Utah Mechanical Engineering JOHN HENRY NUGENT Southampton ANS A F5 Class Track Team C215 Class Tax Committee C21. JAMES BRUCE O'BRIEN Steeltan, Pa. Civil Engineering K QV. BENJAMIN HARRISON 0,HARA St. Louis, Mo, Arts A A 1155 Nalandag Freshman Football Team5 Varsity Football Squad C215 Arts Feed Committeeg Sophomore Banquet Committee. I43 FREDERICK FULLERTON OHRT Eluniur Becurbs Ooleala, Hawaii IP I' Ag Cornell Civil Engineer Boardg Honor Syst mid. DONALD SMITH QLDS DONALD CREIGH GLIPHANT WILLIAM HICKS OSGOOD A Cl7,' Widow Board C25 C353 VVILLIAM EARL GSTERHOUT RANDALL HAYNER QVEROCKER EPHRAIM LAWRENCE PALMER State Scholarship. CLARENCE' DOUGLAS PARKER LESLIE NIERTON PARKER GRENVILLE WARD PARKIN Z N. GEORGE WASHINGTON PAVVEL HAROLD JOHN PATTERSON ROMNEY CLAYTON PATTERSON Lansing, Mich. Trenton, N. J. Rochester Mabrique. Brooklyn Hasbrouck Heights Cortland Portland, Me. lflforcester, M ass. C iuil Engineering em Committee C35g Pyra- ,.v. J. Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering .Mechanical Engineering .Mechanical Engineering IMechanical Engineering Arts A rts A rts New Brunswick, N. J. IMechanical Engineering Sandy Hill Brooklyn Glens Falls Alembicg Cross Country Club. LAWRENCE JOSEPH PEAKE - Wrestling Team C15 C25 C35. FRED' HENRY PERL Peabrook Rochester Glee Club C25 C355 Festival Chorus CI5 C25 C35. WALKER FAIRFIELD PETERSON Wheeling W. Va. bl A A QQ Aleph Samaehg Bench and Boardg Undineg Assistant Manager Base- ball Team C35g Chairman Sophomore Stunt Committee. HORACE MANN PICKERILL JOSEPH PIDDIAN RALPH EDWIN PIERCE HUGH MALCOLM PLATT Cross Country Club. PAUL PLOSS WILLIAM GEORGE POPE MAGARET JAY PORTER Ripley, O. Brooklyn Rock Rapids, Iowa Batavia Hunter Holcomb East Orange, N. T44 A rts C ivil Engineering Arts Mechanical Engineering Agriculture .Mechanical Engineering Agriculture C ivil Engineering Arts Mechanical Engineering C ivi l n gineering Mfechanical Engineering A rts Eluninr lkscurhs RONALD JXYILLS POST Rirlznmmi Hill Electrical Engineering H Eg Sophomore Tax Committee, XY.-XLTER XYILLIAA1 POST Fares! Home Law CURRY Srmsox PRESCOT .lflz'Iruaul'ee, II'is. IUec1za1Iz't'al Engineering lx' .'l,' Nalandag Savage Clubg Unclineg Mandolin Club CI lg Sophomore Cotillion Committceg Chairman Junior Promenade Committee. WILLIAM BIITCI-IELL PRICE I .Y,' Maryland Club. JOHN FRANKLIN PRXTCHARD NATHAN ABRAHAM PROPP Z B T. ANNA CARMODY QUENAN ALTA H.AZEL QUIRIN SHERRILL SLADE IR.-XTHBUN A.B. Cornell University. HENRY PROBASCO REID Lieutenant Cadet Corps QQ, VVILLIAM HABIMOND REID NORMAN GRAVES REINICKER HARRIET RUTH REQUA JOSEPH RETICK 0 A 0. ARTHUR WENDELL DE REVERE Baltiuzore, Held. .l'lII111'!o2t'ac, ll'I's. Tapper Lake Penn Yan Olean Oneonta Tennent, N. Rifle Team Czj. Schenectady Baltimore, Md. Tarrytown Shenandoah, Pa. Brooklyn lflivil Erzgineering A rts Law rl rts A rts flleclian ical Engineering M echanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering A rts A gricnltnre M eclianical Engineering r Committeeg Lieutenant Freshman Tennis Committeeg Sophomore Smoke Cadet Corps C355 Scabbard and Bladeg Mabrique. JOHN KENDIG REWALT A 2 0. HERBERT BYRON REYNOLDS M iddletown, Pa. Baltirnore, Md. A.S.M.E.g A.I.E.E.g Sibley Engineering Club. ROBERT BLEE RHOADS B 0 Hg L'Ogiveg Gargoyle. CLARENCE PAULDING RHYNUS CARLMAN FERDINAND RIBSAM Indianapolis, Ind Poughkeepsie Trenton, N. f. A Zg Cornell Countryman Board CQJ C3j. ARCHIE LAWSON RICHEY Pittsburg, Pa. 1 45 Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering . fl rchitectnre Civil Engineering A gricitltitre Mechanical Engineering Euniur Bernrhs CHESTER STEVENS RICKER Ithaca Mechaiiical Engineering VICTOR RITSCHARD Berne, Switzerland Mechanical Engineering Cosmopolitan Club, Krug und Tafelg President Deutscher Verein C25 C355 German Play C255 Les Cabotinsg French Play C35. HORACE SHELDON RITTER Oneonta Arts STEWART EVERTS ROBE Richniond Hill Arts Varsity Football Team C355 General Committee C355 Long Island Clubg Mabrique. I ARTHUR NIEREDYTH ROBERTS Birniinghain, Ala. Mechaiiical Engineering K Eg Assistant Manager Trackg Aleph Samachg Savage Club. LoUIs ARTHUR RODENHIsER Weedsport Arts GARDINER MERRIMAN ROGERS Sodns Mechaiiical Engineering CHARLES ARNOLD ROHR New York City Mechaiiical Engineering WILLIAM DONALD ROLPH Fredonia Arts Sacchord. RAYMOND FUNNELLE ROPE Bnyicalo Law WILLIAM PALEN ROsE Kingston Arts Z N, Class Constitutional Committeeg President Charles E. Hughes Debate Club C15g Masque C25 C359 Dramatic Club C25 C35 3 Treasurer Dramatic Club C35g Intercollegiate Debate Finance Committee C15 C25g '86 Memorial Stage C255 Owls. SOLOMON ROSENBAUM New York City Agricnltnre MAURICE COHN ROSENBLATT Atlantic City, N. j. Mechaiiical Engineering WILLIAM CHARLES ROSENTHAL Cincinnati, O. .Mechanical Engineering ROBERT EMMETTE Ross, 2ND .Morristown, Pa. Mechanical Engineering E A Eg Masque C155 Sophomore Banquet Committeeg Ice Carnival Com- mittee. WILLIAMWINTON GOODRICH ROSSITER Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering ,S C0,' Mandolin Club C25 C35g Sibley Banquet Committee C25g Junior Prome- nade Committee, Mabrique. ALVIN KRIEBEL ROTHENBERGER Worcester, Pa. Agricnltnre Class Crew. y WAYNE HEEBNER ROTHENBERGER Lansdale, Pa. Agricnltnre LAWRENCE COOPER RUMSEY Ithaca Mechanical Engineering JOSEPH ERVIN RUTLEDGE Far Rockaway Mechanical Engineering 146 Eluniur Becnrhs EARLE AMBROSE RYDER Carmel Meclzaizical Engineering Nayati. FRANCIS S. SANCHO CEI-0I1fl'!6g0S, Cuba Civil Engineering A.B. Havana Instituteg Spanish-American Club. GEORGE SANDERSON, JR. Srmlztoiz. Pu. Law Masque CI5 C255 Bench and Boarcl5 Tennis Team C25. HELENA FRANCES SCHLEICI-I Lyons Ang RAX'AIOND SCI-ILEGEL Baltimore, illd. Civil Engineering Maryland Clubg Cornell Civil Engineer Boarclg Masque C35. GUSTAI' SCHIRMER Clzicago, Ill. Civil Engineering K 71 GEORGE FREDERICK Sci-IMID Brooklyn Ang dl K W5 Savage Club. CHRISTIAN SCHLUDERBERG Highlazzdtozwz, ilfgld. Mechanical Engineering LEWIS HERBERT SCHWARTZ .-llbany .-lgrqimlfwe CHARLES NENVTON SEAGRAVE ll'elle5ley, Mliss. Civil Engineering Dunstang Aleph Samach5 Sophomore Banquet Committeeg Class Football Director C255 Freshman CreW5 junior Varsity Crew C255 Varsity Crew C255 Varsity Football Team C355 Rod and Bob. HENRY GEORGE SEIPP New York City Arts Charles E. Hughes Debate Clubg Civic Clubg University Scholarship. THOMAS TCING SENIOR Holyoke, M'ass. Mechaiiical Engineering .5 A E5 Class Track Team C255 Junior General Committee. KENNETH ADAM SHAUL Van Hornsville Veterinary RUTH SIGOURNEY SHEPARD Watertown Arts Aftermath. EDWIN EVERITT SHERIDAN Evanston, Ill. Arts X Wg Nalanda5 Aleph Samachg Bench and Boardg Undineg Assistant Manager Musical Clubsg Sophomore Cotillion Committee. JOHN HARVEY SHERMAN Ash Grove, Va. Arts Class Track Team C15 C255 Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Lieutenant Cadet Corps C255 Captain C355 Rifle Team C255 General Committee C355 Cosmopoli- tan Club. CHESTER ELLIS SHIMER Easton, Pa. Agricitltiire HELEN OLGA SHOLLENBERGER Philadelphia, Pa. Arts WALTER SHUTTLEWORTH Amsterdam Agriculture 147 CHARLES SILVER gluntnr Bzrurhs Cornell-Columbia Chess Match C255 Aero Club. LLOYD R. SIMMONS LEGRAND DEGRAFF SIMSON Odenton, Md. A rts Sardinia A gricn ltnre Tonawanda Electrical Engineering Zodiac, Aleph Samachg Ycnan, Dunstang Class President C253 Chairman General Committee C355 General Athletic Director C355 Freshman Banquet Committee, Captain Freshman Football Team, Freshman Crewg Varsity Football Team C35g Varsity Crew C25. MELITA HAMILTON SKILLEN A O II. LEROY MORGAN SLOCUM, JR. EDGAR DAYTON SMITH JOHN EVERETT SMITH A B. LULU OPHELIA SMITH A Pg Raven and Serpent. WILLIAM KENNETH SOWDON A By Masque C35. EMMA ROMELIA SPEED Sennightly. LESLIE VANDERFORD SPENCER A .Z CD. MINERVA EURETTA SPENCER VINYLA SPENCER WILLIAM MILLER SPERRY, QND Brooklyn Arts Scottsifille Electrical Engineering Delevan A gricnltnre North Adarns, M ass. Electrical Engineering H ornell Arts Yonkers Electrical Engineering Ithaca Arts Rochester Mechanical Engineering Milford A rts M ilford Arts C ranford, N. j . Law A K Eg Freshman Banquet Committeeg Sibley Banquet Committee C25g Ice Carnival Committee. NORMAN STAFFORD, JR. Canastota Mechanical Engineering BENJAMIN FRANKLIN STARR, JR. Baltirnore, Md. lllechanical Engineering HENRY STEINLAUF New York City Architecture VICTOR ALBERT STIBOLT Davenport, Iowa Civil Engineering Seal and Serpent, Ycnang Semaphoreg Junior Smoker Committeeg Class Track Team CI5 C255 Varsity Track Squad C255 Mandolin Club C25 C353 University Orchestra C25 C35. JOSEPH LYBRAND STICHTER Reading, Pa. Mechanical Engineering 1 4 8 A Eluninr Jtkecorhs CHRISTINA l5lILLS STIYERS M'iddletoio1z Arts Vllayside. NVALLACE GORDON STEVENSON Ogdenshurg Agriculture Cornell Countryman Board. EDWARD MORGAN ST. JOHN Ithaca Arts Freshman Banquet Committeeg Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Ice Carnival Committee C355 Glee Club C25 C35Q Ycnang IQII Cornellian Boardg Class Treasurer C355 Class Quartette C25 C35. DIARY STUART Batavia Arts ALPHONSE JEROME STUDE Houston, Texas Electrical Engineering K A CSouthern5g Dixie Clubg Texas Clubg Masque C353 Substitute Football Team C35. ALBERT FREDERICK STUEBING South Hadley Falls, Mass. Cosmopolitan Clubg German Play C15 C253 Deutscher Verein C15 C25g Treas- urer C35g Sibley Journal of Engineering C25 C35. M echanical Engineering RAYMOND STURGES Schenectady Law A B. STANLEY LEON SUPER Pottsoille, Pa. Civil Engineering SEYMOUR H. SUTTON Naples Mechaiiical Engineering Dunstang Ycnang Freshman Football Teamg Freshman Crewg Varsity Foot- ball C35g Varsity Crew C255 Chairman Sophomore Smoker Committeeg General Committee C35. JOHN MOFATT SWALM Pottsoille, Pa. Mechaiiical Engineering Z Ng Glee Club C35. CORNELIA MARGARET SWITZER Staunton, Va. Arts K A 0. DAVID RUSSELL SWINTON Port jerois Mechaiiical Engineering Ycnang Toast Master Sophomore Smokerg Ice Carnival Committeeg Class Track Team C15 C25g Class Treasurer C35. SOLOMON BIRDSALL TABER, JR. ROBERT L'HOMMEDIEU TATE Iswza. HENRY LAWTON TAYLOR THOMAS ROGERS TAYLOR Zodiac. Peekskill New York City Lawtons Vineland, N. 149 Law Civil Engineering Arts Mechanical Engineering Eluninr Becnrhs CLAUDE MARTIN THIELE Washington, D. C. Civil Engineering Seal and Serpentg Senators5 Ycnang Scabbard and B1ade5 Semaphore5 Dixie Clubg Class Pipe Committeeg C. E. Banquet Committee C255 Captain Cadet Corps5 Class Football C25. VICTOR GIFFORD THOMASSEN New York City Civil Engineering Freshman Lacrosse Teamg Les Cabotins CI5 C25 C355 French Play C155 C. E. Honor System C355 C. E. Athletic Committee C355 Cornell Civil Engineer Board C355 Rod and Bob. ELMER ELLSWVORTH THOMPSON, IR. Buffalo Civil Engineering Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Dunstang Class Crew C255 Varsity Baseball C255 Aleph Samach5 Scalp and Bladeg General Committee C355 Pyramid. JEROME TYLER THoMPsoN Elinira Arts 9 A X,' Era Business Board C255 Assistant Business ManagerC355 Banjo Club CI5. JOHN EDGAR THOMSON Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering X 105 Nalanda5 Aleph Samach5 Assistant Manager Footballg Masqueg Undineg Mabrique. WILLIAM JAMES THORNE Unionville, Pa. Mechanical Engineering 6 Eg Assistant Manager Swimming Team. LOUIS MARKS TI-IREEEOOT Meridian, .Mass Mechanical Engineering ELISHA WADHAMS THURSTON Hornburg Agriculture LoUIs LEON THURSTONE janiestown Mechanical Engineering Cosmopolitan Club5 Sibley Journal of Engineering Board C35. - ALFRED MOSHER TILDEN - Pittsfield, Mass. Agriculture 8 A X,' Mandolin Club CI5 C25 C355 Assistant Manager Fencing Team C355 Bench and Board5 Junior Promenade Committee5 Class Spring Day Com- mittee C25. ALICE RUTI-I TIssoN Lake George Arts FREDERICK CALKINS TORRANCE Ithaca Mechanical Engineering Sophomore Stunt Committee5 Sibley Banquet Committee C35. CLARENCE LOTHROPE TOWER Auburndale, Mass. Mechanical Engineering Z CD5 Class Crew C255 Class Rush Team C255 Sophomore Cotillion Committee5 Sibley Banquet Committee C35. ALAN CAMPBELL TOWERS Montevideo, Uruguay Electrical Engineering Cosmopolitan Club Board of Directors C255 President C355 Association Foot- ball Team C15 C25 C355 Vice-Captain C255 Captain C355 Cricket Team C15. CHARLES CROASDALE TRUMP Syracuse Mechanical Engineering A 1 ,' Harvard Chapter5 A.B. Harvard. ISO Zluniur ilkecorhs Civil Engineering Mlechanicczl Engineering Law Civil Engineering PING YI TSAI IX'lC1l1gS1i, CSIICHCI EARL FRANK TUCKER Delair, N. j. Cayuga. JOHN GOURLAV TURNBULL Brooklyn J T J,' Manager Freshman Track Teamg Bench and Board, junior Prome- nade Committceg Mabrique. BTYRON XVILLIAM TURNER Atlantic, Iowa Class Football Team C25. IEDXV.-KRD IMOWBRAY TUTTLE Brooklyn A gricnlture Anvil Club, President C355 Farmers 'Week Committee C255 Tompkins Co. School Picnic Committee. OSCAR STAOER TYSON Chester, Pa. Electrical Engineering d? K UI HAROLD JAMES UNDERXVOOD Binghamton. Arts A K Eg Assistant Manager Lacrosse Team. HELEN AUGUSTA VAIL Scranton, Pa. Arts VVALDEMAR QU.-KYLE VAN COTT Salt Lake City, Utah Arts X Wg Bench and Boardg Masque. HORACE :ANDERSON VANDERBEEK Somerville, N. j. Civil Engineering Assistant Manager Cornell Civil Engineer C35. MARSHALL VANDERHOFF Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering Zodiacg Sophomore Banquet Committee, Class Rush Team C25. DAVID COLEGROVE VANN Willow Creek Agriculture B.S.A. Cornell. SALVADOR VIVO Lares, Porto Rico .Mechanical Engineering CHARLES ALFRED VOLZ Greenwich, Conn. Civil Engineering RUTH VOORHEES Ithaca Arts Sage Basketball Team C153 Captain C25. J. PAUL WAIT Sturgis, Mich. Law Acacia. ARTHUR WEEKS WARELEV Omaha, Neo, Mechatnical Engineering Nayatig Class Pipe Committee. WILBUR MAURICE WALDEN Newark, N. j. Arts A X Pg Masque. HAROLD WEHLE WALKER New York City Arts Class Track Team C255 Captain Swimming Team I 5 I Eluniut Stkecurhg JOSEPH WALZER Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering LE ROY PIE RPO NT WARD Middletown, Conn. Architecture 0 F Ag Nalanda5 L'Ogive5 Gargoyleg Savage Clubg Sophomore Stunt Com- mittee5 Junior Promenade Comrnitteeg Masque C25 C35. - HOWARD STUART VVARNER Vicksburg, Miss. Civil Engineering A K Eg Rod and Bobg Dixie Club. GERALDINE EGGLESTON WATSON Brooklyn Arts K K F. JAMES ROBERTSON WEBB Cortland Civil Engineering WILLIAM KELLOGG WELLS Cazenovia Electrical Engineering C9 Eg Class Track Team C15 C255 Varsity Track Team C255 Junior General Committee. EDGAR FORSYTH WENDT Buffalo Mechanical Engineering 0 F .415 Scalp and Blade. HARLOW CARLOS WHEATON lifilkes-Barre, Pa. Agriculture CD F A. EDGAR STOW WHEELAN New York City Arts X W5 Toast Master Freshman Banquetg Mandolin Club CI55 Freshman Base- ' ball Teamg Widow Board CI5 C25 C355 Artistic Editor C25 C355 Undine5 Dun- stan5 Nalandag Aleph Samach5 Masque C25 5 Savage Club5 Bench and Boardg Spring Day Committee5 Mabrique. RHODA FONQUET WHITE Champlain Arts Raven and Serpent. FRANK MORTON WHITE Brockport Civil Engineering A T .Q5 Mandolin Club CI5 C25 C355 Rod and Bob. JAMES JOSEPH WHITTY Ithaca Mechanical Engineering Sibley Scholarship. ALBERT CORT WIECHERS New York City Mechanical Engineering Freshman Crevv5 Sophomore Smoker Committeeg General Committee C355 Dunstan. RALPH WILLIAM WIGGINS llfarsaw Mechanical Engineering KD A 05' Class Football Team C255 General Committee C35. LULU M. WILLIAMS Montour Falls Arts HARRY HUGH WILLIAMSON Bethel, Conn. Mechanical Engineering 119 K W5 Nalanda5 Undineg Sophomore Pipe Committee5 Class Rush Team C255 Class Football Team CI5 C255 Ice Carnival Committee. KATHARINE MARIE WILLIS Mansyield, O. Arts 152 Sluninr Bscnrbs EDNVARD PERRY WILSON Fredonia zlflechanical Engineering Sacchord. HOXX'.-KRD CHARLES WILSON Dansville ' Arts .I .l',' Cornell-Princeton Freshman Debate Teamg Varsity Football Squad C35. TI-IOAIAS JOSEPI-I WILSON .-luzsterdazn Arts RAYMOND NOIRLE WING Buffalo Illechanical Engineering ROSS XVINSIIIP Penn Yan lllechanical Engineering JAMES EDXVARD OLIVER XYINSLOW Ithaca AHS 13 9 fl, Sun Board CI5 C25 C553 Managing Editor C355 Masque C15, Joint Author The Misfit Man g Freshman Banquet Committeeg Freshman Spring Day Committeeg Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Toast Master Sophomore Banquetg Junior Smoker Committee, Vice-President Class C353 Aleph Samachg Nalandag Savage Clubg Book and Bowlg Yenan. JOHN XWTINSLOW Ithaca ,Mechanical Engineering A .J 105 University of Rochesterg Masque C155 Masque Cast C35. VVILLI.-XM OVERTON XVINSTON, JR. Minneapolis, Mi-1111. Mecliaiiical Engineering A.B. Williams College, Mandolin Club. HENRY GABRIEL VVISNER, JR. Snnirnit, N. j. Mechanical Engineering W Il 21. VVILHELMINE VVISSMAN New Springfield AVIS K K ll. GEORGE MORRIS XVOLFSON New York City ANS Deutscher Verein C15 C255 Charles E. Hughes Debate Club C15 C255 President C25 3 Congress C15C25 C355 Les Cabotins C25 5 German Playg Alt-Heidelburg C25. YIK SING WONG Shanghai, China Civil Engineering BERTMAN LEROY WIVOOD Brooklyn Civil Engineering Masqueg College Chess Team. BERWICK BRUCE WOOD Portland, Ore. AgViC14liWe X CD, Nalandag Aleph Samachg Dunstang Varsity Football Team C25 C353 Freshman Football Teamg Masque, Undineg Junior Promenade Committee. WILLIAM WARREN WOODRUFF Ardmore, Pa. Electrical Engineering FRANCES MARY WRIGHT Palrnyra AWS EDITH ADAMS YOUNG Philadelphia, Pa. AWS K A 0. GUSTAV OSCAR ZELLER, JR. ' Elizabeth, N. j. AWS A Q5 Freshman Football Team, Class Football Director C155 Chairman Class Tax Committee C155 Vice-President Class C25g Sophomore Stunt Commit- teeg Class Sergeant-at-Arms C355 Alembicg Mabrique. GEORGE HAUER ZOUCK Hanover, Pa. Mechanical Engineering 153 E DIC f UNIORS 1911 LOUISE AUERBACH . . . Helena, Montana AARON GROVER BALDWIN . East Orange, N. I. GEORGE TILMAN BANKER . Elizabeth, N. I. A K K. SAMUEL N. BERKOWITZ . . Paterson, N. J. 0 A E. JOHN HUDSON BLAUVELT . Nyack A K K. RoScoE CONKLING BORST . . Seward N Z N,' Class Baseball Team C27. HARRY GIFFORD BULL ,........ Keeseville Bandhug N Z Ng A.B. Cornellg Masqueg IQII Cornellian Board. THOMAS WVALTER CAREY ........ New York A K K,' A.B. St. Francis Xavierg Class President C155 Vice-President C23 C3J. MARGARETE DARVAS ......... New York K A 0,' A E If Class Secretary C25 C3j. FRANCISCO RAFAEL DEJESUS . . . . Ponce, Porto Rico GEORGE ROGER DEMPSEY . Millerton, N. Y. FLORANCE TIMOTHY DONOVAN, JR. ...., Port Richmond, S. I. A K Kg A.B. St. Francis Xavierg Prize in Chemistry CIQOSD. VVILLIAM GUY DORAN ....... Brooklyn KD A 2. HELEN DUDLEY . Brooklyn A E I. NATHAN BROWNE EDDY . . Glens Falls T54 Mahi: Efuniors ELSIE FOX ........ . New York A.B. Normal College of the City of New York. ALBERT VERGIL FRANKLIN ........ New York Z 'IQ' N I Ng Quill and Daggerg Savage Clubg Glee Club CIQO4-8JQ Leader C1907-813 Sunday Night Clubg Senior Ball Committeeg A.B. Cornell. IRVING FRIEDENREICH . . . JESSE D.-kX'ID FRIEDMAN . OSCAR CHRISTIAN FRUXDT R.iLPH HOWARD GARLICR di .-I I. SERAFINO GENOVESE . NVILLIAM EARL GLANVILLE Q 2' 0. HAROLD HORTON GOLDINO Q I' dl. NVALTER GEORGE HALLSTEAD . N .S N. ROBERT CARROLL How.-IRD . . N Z Ng Ph.Cw. New York College of Pharmacy. ARTHUR VYILLIAM JUSTIN . . HENRY ROBERT KUTIL . . . A K Kg B.S. New York University. WILLIAM FORREST LEE . . . Zodiacg N Z' N,' A.B. Cornellg Sphinx Headg Gemel Kharmg Varsity Crew C25 f3J C4Dg Junior Class President CMedicJ. ALBERT L. LEVY .... fb A E. WALTER VVILLIAM LOZYNSKI . EDWARD MAHLER . . IP A E. MABEL AGNES MARTIN . A.B. Cornell. WALTER LESTER NIATTICK Acaciag A.B. Cornell, JAMES EDWARD MCCORNIICK . dl K ilfg N 5 N. STANLEY HENRY MELLEN .Q 1' CD,' A.B. Cornell. IDD , . . Brooklyn . Brooklyn . Jersey City, N. J. South Ashburnham, Mass. . New York Auburn . Peekskill Scranton, Pa, Frederick, Md. . Union Hill, N. J. . New York . Rochester . New York Long Island City Paterson, N. J. . Binghamton . . Buffalo Newark, N. J. Catskill CARL HELMUTH MUELLER, JR. 40 A Z. jllilehin Eluninrs ARTHUR ORMSBY NICHOLSON, JR. . .Q I' lD,' A.B. St. Francis Xavier. WILLIAM MAXWELL PATTERSON CD A Z. EDGAR WARDEN PHILLIPS QD A Z. LEOPOLD REIN . . . A.B. College of the City of New York, Ph.G. New York College of Pharmacy CCurn laudebg Ph.C. Columbia. JACOB ROCRMAN . . , JAMES FRANCIS ROOHAN N ,Z N. LOUIS RUCH .... A KA, N Z Ng B.C.S. New ANTHONY GREGORY SACCO . CHARLES FLEET SCUDDER .Q In CD. HENRY LEWIS SHERMAN FRANCES SHOSTAC . . . WILLIAM ANDREW SOMERYILLE cb A .Eg Class Treasurer QD. JAMES STEINBERG . . LD A E. JOHN PHILLIPS STOUT . N Z N. ' HERBERT H. STRAUB JOHN DENNIS TIERNEY . 0 A 5. JULIUS LOUIS WATERMAN SARAH PARKER WHITE . MAY GEORGIANA NVILSON THOMAS BRENNER WOOD . York University. ,JR.. . Brooklyn . New York . New York . Bath . Brooklyn . Brooklyn Saratoga Springs Englewood, N. J. Long Branch, N. J. Northport, L. I. New York City New York City New York City . New York Bayonne, N. J. Long Island City New York City . Rochester Watervliet Bensonhurst, L. I. Jamaica, L. Ii. CII 'Z Kg A K Kg 0 N Ep Prosector CIQO7-QJQ B.S. College of the City of New York. 156 -7 Sihtld A ST L' D Ii Euniurs me J' . Q 'svn' . . JOEH HDANAH .1 PINKH HI-IERBN HBILL11 -ACHUCKI' Zuniurs Ha A NED A' SUT '- SWINT H -A OTIE TACK '-slew maxi SHORTY MORG SLIVER PETE 3 VVYLLYSH JIM --TED BURR TOMMIE HLAVVRENCEH ,,',gE.024 . 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A ..1-1, T ,T f, -, -. - ,.,-1- A- - Q Guhzmmznt, illieanbzrs ani: Q9tlJzr Qfficers TRUSTEES :- TEACHERS 1- Ex-odicio ......,.....A. 9 Professors ....,.... ElectedfBy the Board. , IS Assistant Professors. . . By the Alumni ....,.. ro Lecturers ....... By the New York State Instructors. . , . Grange ............ 1 Assistants, etc. . Appointed-By the Governor.. . 5 L- Total. . . Total. . . 40 OTHER QFFICERS. .. PREACHERS ..... btuhentzi GRADUATE DEPARTENIENTZ- Fellows ............ Scholars ...........,....,..............,. Graduates, candidates for Advanced Degrees. , , Graduates not candidates for Degrees ......... Total, deducting for 38 names counted twice .... GRADUATE STUDENTS IN UNDERGRADUATE COURSES ...... Total Graduate Students. . . COLLEGE or :XRTS AND Sc1ENcEs:- COLLEGE or LAW:- Senior Class ....,......... 169 Senior Class. . . Junior Class, . 169 junior Class .,.. . Sophomore Class. . . 261 First Year Class Freshman Class. . 333 Special Students. . . Special Students. , 1 r Total. . , Q43 Total.. . I 137 84 28 202 189 640 24 I4 231 22 I5 26 253 240 49 77 124 IO 493 260 TI-IEZMEDICAL CoLLEoE:- STATE COLLEGE or AGRICULTURE:- Senior Class, New York City.. . 72 Senior Class ................ . 45 junior Class, New York City.. . . SQ junior Class, . . . . . . 61 Sophomore Class, New York City 3 Sophomore Class. , . . 92 Freshman Class, New York City . 16 Freshman Class .... . 196 Specials, New York City. . ..... I4 Special Students. . . . II3 Sophomore Class, Ithaca ..,. 9 Freshman Class, Ithaca, . . . 9 Total.. . . ..... 182 Total.. . 507 STATE COLLEGE OF VETERINARY BIEDICINE - COLLEGE or :3xRCl-IITECTUREI- Third -Year Class .............. 25 Senior Class ..,.,...... 18 Second Year Class. . . . 29 junior Class, . . . . I2 First Year Class ..., . 46 Sophomore Class. . 30 Special Students. . . 1 Freshman Class. .. 73 Special Students. . . . 6 Total .... QQ Total .... 139 COLLEGE OF CIVIL ENGINEERING 2- SIBLEY COLLEGE OF AIECHANICAL ENGINEERING Senior Class ......,......,. 86 Senior Class .,..,............. 192 junior Class ...... QS Junior Class ...... . 194 Sophomore Class. , , 136 Sophomore Class. . . . . 295 Freshman Class. . . 236 Freshman Class. . . . 469 Special Students. . . 2 Special Students. . . . IQ Total ..............,.. . 555 Total .......... 1169 , Total number of regular students, deducting for names counted twice. . . 4103 ADDITIONAL ENROLLMENT Summer Session, 1909 ......,............. ..... . . 889 Short VVinter Course in Agriculture, 1909 .... . . 364 Gzugrapbical Summary New York .,.... .2226 Texas ....... 16 South Dakota .... Australia ...... . 3 Pennsylvania ..... 334 Porto Rico .... 16 Rhode Island ..... Transvaal ........ . 3 New Jersey. .... 227 Tennessee ..... I3 Wyoming ...... Sp. Honduras. . . . 2 Ohio ........... 173 Georgia ....., I3 Florida ....... Brazil ......... 2 Illinois .......... I 28 Oregon .... 13 Idaho ...... Peru ......... 1 Massachusetts .,.... 1o2 Kansas ...... . . I2 Arizona. . ,.... Costa Rica. . . . 2 Maryland. ............ 88 Vermont ...... . , I2 Nevada ...,,,.... England ...... . 1 Connecticut ........... S7 Philippines. . . . , . I2 Alaska .....,.. ..... S witzerland . . , . I District of Columbia . . . 44 Kentucky. .... 1 1 Yukon Territory ..... France. . . . . . . 2 Missouri. .......... 39 Maine .......... 1 1 China ............. . . Greece ...,.. 1 Indiana ............ 37 Delaware ..... 2 . . IO Cuba ..... ....... . . Bulgaria. . . . 1 Michigan .... 36 New Hampshire .... IO Canada ....... . . Germany ......., 1 Colorado ...... 31 West Virginia .... 9 Mexico ......... Uruguay ......,.... 1 Wisconsin ..... 28 South Carolina. . . 9 Argentine Rep .... St, Lucia CW. IJ. . . . 1 California ..... ' 28 Hawaii ..... . . . . . . 9 Japan. .,...... Panama ........ . . . . 1 Iowa ........ 2 5 Alabama .....,.. 8 India ......... N ewfoundland .... 1 Virginia ..... 23 North Dakota .... . . 7 Paraguay ..... South Africa ..... 1 Utah ......... 2I Oklahoma ....... . . 7 Ecuador ...... Guatemala ,.... 1 Minnesota ...... 20 Louisiana ..... 7 Nicaragua ........ British W. I.. . . . . 1 North Carolina. . . 18 Mississippi .... 7 Russia ........... . . . Washingtonp .... 18 Montana ...... 6 Turkey CEuropeJ ..... X Nebraska ...., I7 Arkansas .... . . 6 Turkey CAsiaJ ...... Total .... .... 4 IO 3 167 gtg? x 'piz- FALL CREEK WATKINS GLEN t CENTRAL AVENUE BRIDGE gi' -wt . - nv- HYDRAULIC LABORATORY FRESHMAN BANQUET CHARGE ON BOARDMAN 'I'11'tlC1 CI HGVEIVJ SSERI A COMMUNICATION FROM -A Doc blaring Bay, 1909 0 THE C.-KST LQOSEN THE CHUTE 'CHORINES , Spring EBay, 1909 JUNIORSH SIDE JHOVVS Spring ZlBap, 1 909 SPRING DAY BASEBALL Spring EBay, 1909 THE CAMELS ARE COMING ALUMNI WEEK PARADE, 1909 CASCADILLA CREEK BEEBE LAKE WALK LIBRARY TOYVER AND BOARDMAN HALL . ...- fraternities In Order of Establishment of Chapters at Cornell University ZETA PSI 415 Stewart Ave. CHI PHI IO7 Edgemore Lane KAPPA ALPHA 2 Central Ave. ALPHA DELTA PHI Stewart Ave. PHI KAPPA Psi IO3 McGraw Place CHI PSI 810 University Ave. DELTA UPSILON 6 South Ave. DELTA KAPPA EPSILON I3 South Ave. THETA DELTA CHI I5 South Ave. PHI DELTA THETA I25 Edgemore Lane BETA THETA PI I7 South Ave. PSI UPSILON I Central Ave. KAPPA ALPHA THETA Sage College KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA Sage College DELTA GAMMA Sage College ALPHATAU OMEGA 625 University Ave. PHI GAMMA DELTA 603 East Seneca St. PHI DELTA PHI Law ALPHA PHI Sage College PHI SIGMA KAPPA 762 University Ave. DELTA TAU DELTA IIO Edgemore Lane SIGMA PHI 15 Central Ave. SIGMA CHI 519 Stewart Ave. DELTA CHI 5o3 East Buffalo St. SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Hill Crest DELTA PHI 5I5 Stewart Ave. KAPPA SIGMA 6oo University Ave. NU SIGMA NU Medical SKULL 96 Wait Ave. ALPHA ZETA 32 Thurston Ave. OMEGA UPSILON PHI Medical SIGMA NU III Osmun Place ALPHA KAPPA KAPPA, N. Y. Medical Col. THETA XI 74 Thurston Ave. THETA LAMBDA PHI, II2 Edgemore Lane ACACIA DeWitt Place ALPHA CHI RHO 523 East Buffalo St. BANDHU Cornell Heights CERBERUS 202 Wilham St. SEAL AND SERPENT IO2 West Ave. ZODIAC II9 Stewart Ave. CAYUGA 303 Eddy St. KAPPA Psi 202 Stewart Ave. NAYATI X Cayuga Heights ALPHA SIGMA PHI ZETA BETA TAU iiannnrarp Sncieties SPHINX HEAD QUILL AND DAGGER ALEPH SAMACH DUNSTAN ROD AND Bois PYRAMID SEMAPHORE HEBS-SA SKELATOS L'OGIVE GARGOYLE 636 Stewart Ave. 40 5 Dryden Rd. GAMMA ALPHA ALEMBIC SCABBARD AND BLADE PHI BETA KAPPA - SIGMA XI TAU BETA PI 180 PHI ZETA . DELTA SIGMA CHI . KAPPA TAU . X1 . LAMBDA Psi . IOTA . THETA X1 ALPHA ALPHA Psi NU . EPSILON UPSILON ETA . MU BETA ALPHA BETA ALPHA EPSILON Zeta last Founded at University of New York 1846 Bull of Qibapters V181 University of New York Williams College Rutgers College University of Pennsylvania Colby College Tufts College Lafayette College University of Michigan Bowdoin College Cornell University University of California University of Toronto Columbia University McGill University Case School of Applied Science Brown University University of North Carolina Yale University Leland Stanford, Ir., University University of Virginia University of Minnesota University of Illinois Zeta 1551 Psi Chapter Founded 1869 lin the jfacultp LUCIAN AUGUSTUS WAIT CHARLES BAKER MANDEYILLE Ulinhztgrahuates CURTIS MILLER YOHEW LEWIS WASHBURN ABBOTT MAXIMILIAN ELSER, JR. WILLIAM OSWALD BATES ADIE KYLE BELL FITCH SCOFIELD BOSWORTH HILMER VIEWEG CHARLES EMERY PINNEY, JR. HORACE CLAFIN FLANIGAN JOHN MILLARD GESNER, JR. GEORGE ELBERT TODD CLINTON WILLI BROWN JOHN KOUWENHOVEN VIANDEVEER, JR. ROBERT WILLARD WALKER RICHARD WRIGHT HANNA 182 JOHN THOMAS PARSON ARTHUR GORDON HENRY DOUGLAS LINDSAY FREDERIC VIEWEG, JR. DORSAY WILLIAM HYDE, JR HOWARD ADDISON LINCOLN JAMES BLAINE WALKER THOMAS RUSSELL LUDLAM ROBERT TUSSEY ISSET WALTER STEINMEYER OTT GEORGE LEONARD WALTER, JOHN LOWDON WILSON EDWIN ALEXANDER COYLE RAYMOND AUGUSTINE MOONEY PERCIVAL GOAN SAMUEL POTTER BARTLEY CHARLES HUBERT DESSART ,X X TKO . if 71'- n 3 X 'UTE 23' ff iauvmswv n-um ALPHA BETA GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ZETA ETA . THETA IOTA . LAMBDA MU . NU . X1 , OMICRON RHO . PHI . CHI . PS1 . OMEGA I I Founded at Princeton 1824 Roll of Qllbapters 185 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 C Cornell University Sheffield Scientific School, Yale Lafayette College Amherst College Dartmouth College Lehigh University Georgia Institute of Technology Xi Chapter Established 1868 WILLIAM HENRY MILLER EBENEZER MARK TREMAN ROBERT HENRY'TREMAN LEO FRANCIS MURPHY FRANCIS PHINIZY GARY FRINK 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 WILLIAM EMERY HAWKE OWEN CARTER GLENDYN LIONEL CLORAN WALLACE MELVILLE COURSEN HERMAN GOULDINO CURTIS ERIC GARDNER ELDRIDGE E511 the jfacultp FRANK IRVINE 3511 the Qllitp R. ARTHUR NORMAN GIBB WILLIAM TORREY MORRIS PIERSON MONROE VAN KIRK ROLLO KIMBALL BLANCHARD ALEXIUS MICHAEL LOUGHRAN CHARLES CLARKE MARSHALL HENRY HALSEY MILLER STANTGN MOTT JOHN EDGAR THOMSON BERWICK BRUCE WOOD IS6 DONALD FRANCIS HIETT FREDERICK WALTERS KREBS HENRY AUGUSTUS LANMAN DONALD MCDONALD, JR. KARL DRAVO PETTIT XVILLIAM WHITMER SLAYMAKER ALBERT HORNER, JR. JOHN PAUL JONES LOUIS DU BOIS REES WILLIAM ORR LIDGATE BERKELEY HUBBELL SNOW UNION COLLEGE . WILLIAMS COLLEGE HOBART COLLEGE . CORNELL UNIVERSITY TORONTO UNIVERSITY LEHIGH UNIVERSITY LICGILL UNIVERSITY kappa Qlpba Founded at Union College IRUH of Qibapters 189 1825 1833 1844 1868 1892 1894 1899 kappa Qlpba THOMAS FREDERICK CRANE MYNDERSE VAN CLEEE EDWARD HERMAN BOSTNVICK CHARLES HAZEN BLOOD JOHN MAYHEW PROPHET, JR. ARTHUR CHAPIN HASTINGS, JR. ORLANDO BURR HASTINGS FREDERICK CLARKE PRESCOTT CHARLES EDWARD TREMAN CHARLES DIBBLE BOSTWICK SHERMAN PEER ALLAN BALDWIN ROGERS ROGER VVOLCOTT HITCHCOCR GEORGE FRANKLIN POND GUIDO FREDOLIN VERBECK CURRY STIMSON PRESCOTT JOSEPH CHRISTOFFEL HO.AGLAND FREDERICK BARRER GRIDLEY PHILIP BURT FISHER EDMUND ROGERS CLARENCE FRANCIS BUSCH JACOB SLOAT FASSETT, JR. GEORGE MACNOE WARREN EGGLESTON ROUSE GEORGE BARNES HISCOCK RALPH HENRY WOODLAND RICHARD LEACH MANN IQO ROLLIN DELOS WEARY WILL CURTIS MCGRAW GEORGE EDMUND MORSE FRANK HAMILTON POTTER JAMES FRAZER WHITEHEAD FRANK MARSH STEPHENS ALFRED EDWARD BANNISTER HAMILTON COLUMBIA SLYALE AMHERST BRUNONIAN HUDSON BOWDOIN DARTMOUTH PENINSULAR ROCHESTER WILLIAMS MANHATTAN MIDDLETOWN KENYON UNION CORNELL PHI KAPPA JOHNS HOPKINS MINNESOTA TORONTO CHICAGO MCGILL WISCONSIN CALIFORNIA Q. Qlpha alta bi Founded at Hamilton College 1832 Bull uf Qiljapters Hamilton College . Columbia University Yale University . Amherst College Brown University , . lVestern Reserve University . Bowdoin College . . Dartmouth College . . University of Michigan . University of Rochester Vllilliarns College . . . College of the City of New York Vllesleyan University , . Kenyon College , Union College . Cornell University . . Trinity College . . . Johns Hopkins University . University of Minnesota . University of Toronto . University of Chicago . McGill University . . University of Wisconsin . University of California . 193 1832 1836 1837 1837 1837 1841 1841 1845 1846 1851 1851 1855 1856 1858 1859 1869 1878 1889 1891 1893 1896 1397 1902 1908 Qlpba alta 1913i Cornell Chapter Established 1869 lin jfacultate JAMES MORGAN HART FREDERICK BEDELL CHARLES VAN PATTEN YOUNG lin Tllirhe ROGER BUTLER WILLIAMS FRANKLIN CUTHBERT CORNELL LOUIS AGASSIZ FUERTES JOHN XNINSLOW Qctihe Members HENRY AUGUSTUS SILL ARTHUR VVESLEY BROWNE FREDERICK ALDRICH CLEVELAND JOHN HOWARD SOUTHWORTH VVILLIAM JOHNSTONE ROMER MORRIS SAMUEL HALLIDAY IQIO MELXVILLE GILFILLAN BROWN THOMAS HINCHMAN FARRINGTON DONALD STUART GRAY HAROLD OLIVER STANTON 191 1 WILLARD CUSHING AVERILL CHARLES HARDING DIVINE HARRY FRED BIGLER, JR. HAROLD SMITH HAWKINS HAMILTON BIGGAR BOLE BENJAMIN HARRISON OYHARIX XVALRER FAIRFIELD PETERSON 1912 SILAS HILTON CROUNSE HARRX' JAY LAWRENCE, JR. ERLE EDWIN DEVLIN CHARLES AMBROSE PLAMONDON ALLAN CHALFANT JOHNSON ROBERT ARTHUR SHIVERICK 1913 JAMES ALEXVANDER CAMERON LEONARD MEADE GARD ALBERT KOREER, JR. ROBERT BACON IQROGSTAD GEORGE PLUMER MCNEAR, JR. RANSOM GURDEN MILLER ROGER GRISWOLD NEVINS GEORGE MONROE SCHURMAN LYNDON EVERETT STOUTENBURGH 194 ,ii , ,Nr ,r ' X W 1 .r 'MIX ff A u x 1 fbi appa si Founded 1852 Bull of Qibapters WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE ALLEGHENY COLLEGE BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY GETTYSBURG COLLEGE DICKINSON COLLEGE FRANKLIN AND IIIARSHALL COLLEGE LAFAYETTE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSY SWARTHMORE COLLEGE DARTMOUTH COLLEGE AMHERST COLLEGE BROWN UNIVERSITY CORNELL UNIVERSITY SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY COLGATE UNIVERSITY LVANIA BROOKLYN POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINI A VVASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI 197 VANDERBILT UNIXVERSITY' UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY VVITTENBERG UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF OHIO CASE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE DEPAUW UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF INDIANA PURDUE UNIVERSITY NVORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO OF ILLINOIS OF MICHIGAN OF WISCONSIN BELOIT COLLEGE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA OF IOWA OF MISSOURI OF KANSAS OF NEBRASKA LELAND STANFORD, JR., UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA EDI anna M1 New York Alpha Established 1869 lin jfacultate JAMES MCMAHON ERNEST GEORGE MERRITT FRANK FETTER ALFRED HAYES, JR. ISAAC MADISON BENTLEY Zin Uirhe HENRY GAY CARPENTER EDWARD HENRY HULBERT 1910 DOUGLAS JOHNSTON MILLER AENEAS DUCLOS HENDER HUDSON CLARKE IQII HUBERT HART D,AUTREMONT HARRY WARNER BUTTERWORTH FRANK HALIFAX CRASSWELLER CHARLES PAUL CLARK IQI2 MAURICE EDWARD BOSLEY CHARLES LEWIS BOWMAN CARL VICTOR BURGER WILLIAM HENRY CRUICKSHANK HARRY BELDON MITCHELL CECIL L. SAUNDERS SETH GRANT MALBX' ROBERT STANTON BAUM SCHUYLER ARTHUR BRAUTIGAN HOLMES GEORGE FREDERICK SCHMID OSCAR STAGER TYSON HARRY HUGH WILLIAMSON WILLIAM JOSEPH LANG CLINTON THORNTON HANKS RALPH HAXVILAND SCHMID EDWIN SEYMOUR BELCHER JAMES DUNBAR ROSS IQI3 JOHN SAMUEL BLAIR WINTHROP TARBELL SCARRITT ALEXANDER LYLE HENRY CHAPMAN STANWOOD THEODORE VALENTINE MEYER, JR. RAYMOND ICENYON MAYNARD FRANKLIN PETTIT, JR. ALBERT CARROLL TREGO DUDLEY WALLACE 198 1 XJ 'S 4' M' was awww ,rr Lum mms. - -1'w'v4vr f..vH4w. 'LX '1 ' ' .ff I M 5 X uf, i 'Wm ., Qs 'f J Wy, ,Q IJ. xx- vfxwf1,,,, 4- W vw iw: P1 . THETA MU . ALPHA PHI , EPSILON . CHI . Psi NU IOTA A RHO . XI . . ALPHA DELTA BETA DELTA GAMMA DELTA DELTA DELTA EPSILON DELTA I bl si Founded 1 84 I Bull of Qnttbe Zllpbas 2OI Union College YVillianTs College Middlebury College NVesleyan University Hamilton College University of Michigan Amherst College Cornell University University of Minnesota University of Wisconsin Rutgers College Stevens Institute University of Georgia Lehigh University Leland Stanford, Ir., University University of California University of Chicago bl E51 Alpha Psi Established 1869 EDWARD GUILD VVYCKOEF PAUL KENDALL CLYMER CHARLES LOVE DURHAM U WERNER WILLIAM GOETZ SAMUEL WILLIAMS ALBERT DILWORTH MATTITAI CLARENCE JAMES POPE WILLIAM WADE MATCHNEER PAUL WILLIAMS THEODORE WHITE GEORGE ROSEMAN NICHOLS, JR. EDWIN EVERITT SHERIDAN EDGAR STOWE WHEELAN JOSEPH ELEMING MATTHAI HUGH MONTGOMERY, JR. WALDEMAR QUAYLE VAN COTT ERWIN CHARLES UIHLEIN LOREN FLETCHER COLLINS JOHN ALVIN HIGH ISAAC AVERY TURNER WILLIAM HERSEY 202 LUKE WHITMAN FOSTER GEORGE GUSTAV GOETZ CARROLL CROSBY KENDRICK CARL FREDERIC WEHR ELEAZER WELLS EDWARDS ALEXANDER MACKENZIE THOMPSON WILLIAM PATRICK FERGUSON GRANGE SIMONS COFFIN, JR. ANDREW GRAHAM OSBORNE RUSSELL HINMAN, JR. GLENN GILBERT HARTER STUART EMMET EDGAR WILLIANI VAN IQIRK THOMAS KILBURNE GALLY HAROLD HENRY WILL WILLIAM HOOPER CAINE WALTER MORTON WELLMAN COIT Dum? Phila. alta Ulfipsilun Founded I834 Bull of ffibaptsrs YVHJJABE COLLEGE . UNION COLLEGE IiAMILTON COLLEGE . . I AMHERSFCOLLEGE . . . YVESTERN.RESERYE-UNIYERMTY COLBY COLLEGE . . . UNIVERSHH'OF:ROCHESTER NMDDLEEURY COLLEGE . BOWDOHICOLLEGE , RUTGERSCOLLEGE . BROWN UNIYERMTY COLGATEQUNIVERMTY NEW-YORKIHUVERMTY IVIIAMI UNIVERSITY . CORNELLIHUVERHTY BIARIETTA COLLEGE . SYRACUSE-UNIVERMTY . UNIVERSITY OF NIICHIGAN . NORTHWESTERNQUNIVERMTY . HARVARDIHUYERMTY . . 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OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY IINIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS. 205 1834 1838 1847 1347 1347 1852 1852 1856 1857 1858 I86O 1865 1865 1868 1869 1870 1373 1876 1880 I88O 1885 1885 1885 1885 1886 1887 1888 1890 1891 1894 1896 1896 1898 1898 1899 1901 1904 1905 alta Ukipsilnn I Zin jfanultatc JOHN HENRY COMSTOCK EDYVARD LEAMINGTON NICHOLS SIMON HENRY GAGE IRVING PORTER CHURCH CHARLES EDWIN BENNETT JEREMIAH WHIPPLE JENKS ANDREW JACKSON LAMOUREAUX CHARLES HENRX' TUCK Uinihersttp Trustees CHARLES EVANS HUGHES VVILLIAM HENRY FRENCH FREDERICK WHITING CHARLES HENRY HULL JAMES EWING JOHN HENRY TANNER THEODORE BARRINGER WILLIAM ALBERT RILEY RALPH CHAPMAN RODGERS JARED TREMAN NEVVMAN JAMES HARVEY EDVVARDS Zin Ukirhe VVILLIAM ELLIOT GRIFFIS HARRX' EDWIN SMITH JARED TREMAN NEWMAN DAVID CALVIN IMBODEN IQIO BERTRAM POOR FLOYD HENRY ANDREW KIEP JOHN WALTER SMITH HAROLD FRANKLIN VVELCH SAMUEL CHARLES STOCKER JOHN PHILIP SWIFT CHAUNCEY CARROL OWEN 191 I NORMAN LANGLEY MACLEOD RALPH EDGAR CHAPMAN FREDERICK HUEY BIRD ALFRED SMITH MELDRUM ROBERT QUINTON KEASBEX' JAM-ES SANTEE MCNETT JOHN HENRY NUGENT HERBERT RAY LAFFERTY DAVID AUSTIN HQOXVARD IQI2 LENNOX BLANCHARD BIRCKHEAD WILLIAM ALBERT WHITE KARL ERWIN PFEIFFER ARTHUR JACOB MESSNER LESLIE FLOOD ARTHUR LEO NELSON HOPKINS FRANCIS GOODYEAR CRAFTS GEORGE AMASA CHASE, JR. RUSSELL JOHN LAWRENCE EDMUND WILLIAM BUTLER CLAREN GLEASON BOGARI T913 l HAROLD SELDEN BENNETT SIDNEY RANDOLPH DRESSER FRANK MOORE CURTIS DELANO JACOB PAUL DOLD I U S ARTHUR SHIVERICK I'IARRY LINDSAY WHEELER CHARLES HARDY NEWMAN HENRX' OTIS NEWMAN CEDRIC AYLWIN MAJOR CE XVATSON DECKER 206 f-f' HN 'an -ifjft ,, ,Af Ka F . DL ,l Q 7,1 0 fo f 1' K, nf.: .I v 5 0 - 0 f'2?'?A3.v - t-. - MA 1 I 5 v - ., .nf ,Q . 1-.11 50000026 .Ky O A-31? OA, 'f X 43 -I A fjff X efffoav ' 033222 15 -444, 05, f- 4, o U' 40: 5,347 4433- Qc' 4941? fa 29 ?- Q r rr:-fi? aw ' 44,Qp'Z?f I ,, 'f-'Wi-X Ev, dvr? , A xg? .3 L' fffeffafwf fw,1qf',0r 'f?1ff fM5W4Dr4 ' Jvqpmh? ifZ'Z'?5f6' Mc.mfA 35, NNESSQZQS 1 TLV - --E Yu-ucaco, L V '- ,GHIOETATE . QUQYIOIS -b Lf EAVRI P L PHI TH ETA XI SIGMA GAMMA Psi CHI UPs1LoN BETA ETA li.-XPP.-X LA BI I3 D A PI IOTA ALPHA :ALPHA QMICRON EPSILON RHO TAU MU NU BETA P1-I1 PHI CHI PS1 PHI GAMMA PHI PSI GMEGA BETA CHI DELTA CHI DELTA DELTA PHI GAMMA GAMMA BETA THETA ZETA ALPHA CHI PHI EPSILON SIGMA TAU TAU LAMBDA ALPHA PHI DELTA KAPPA TAU ALPHA SIGMA RHO DELTA PI RHO DELTA alta appa psilun liounrlerl at Yale 1844 Bull of Qibapters X :llc L ollege . I . limvrlriiii College Colliyl,'nix'ersity , .-Xinliersl College . VZ1IlflCl'l,JllI University I University of Alaliaina . University of Mississippi . Brown University , . . University of North Carolina University of Virginia . . Miami University . Kenyon College . . . Dartnioulli College . . . Central University of Kentucky . Blirlcllcluury College . I . University of Michigan . I Williams College . . Lafayette College . . Hamilton College . . . Colgate University . , . College of City of New York University of Rochester Rutgers College . . De Pauw University . . Wiesleyan University . . . Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute . Western Reserve University . Cornell University . I . University of Chicago . . Syracuse University . Columbia University . University of California Trinity College ..... University of Minnesota . . . Massachusetts Institute of Technology Tulane University . . . ' . . Toronto University .... University of Pennsylvania . McGill University ,... Leland Stanford, Jr., University . University of Illinois . . , University of Wisconsin . ' 209 1844 1844 1845 1846 1847 1847 1850 1850 1851 1852 1852 1852 1353 1854 1854 1855 1855 1855 1856 1856 1856 1856 1861 1866 1867 1867 1868 1870 I87O 1871 1874 1876 1879 1889 1890 1898 1898 1899 1900 IQO2 1904 1906 alta appa psilun Delta Chi Chapter Established 1870 fratres in jfanultatz REVEREND CHARLES NIELLEN TYLER CPhij JAMES ALBERT WINANS CTauJ WILDER DWIGHT BANCROFT CA1phaD CHARLES EDXVARD TMANNING EDWIN WALTER KEMMERER CGamma Phil ALEXANDER M. DRUMMOND CTauj ALBERT ALEXANDER SOMERVILLE CPSi Phil CONY STURGIS fThetaD gfratrzs in Ublrhz EDWIN GILLETTE REVEREND ROBERT TAYLOR' JONES CMLID DAVID EUGENE MARSH REVEREND XNIALLACE ELIAS BROWN CPhi Gammaj CHARLES VICTOR PARSELL REVEREND EDWARD AUGUSTUS GEORGE CPhij FRANK DAVID BOYNTON CAlpha Alphaj HENRY JEROME STRINGER CMIID Tlblnbergrahuatzs IQIO GEORGE FREDERICK HEXXVITT, JR. BENJAMIN DORRANCE BEYEA FRANK HARRINGTON MCCORMICK ERNEST CLARK HEG ALAN GRAEME DARLING LAURANCE BOWEN WILLIAM MILLER SPERRY, 2nd DOUGLAS GRAVES GILLETTE ELBERT HALL BAKER, JR. ADOLPH STUBER WILLIAM AYRES BORDEN WILLIAM EDNVARD NLUNK HOWARD ANDREW STARRET ALXDOLPH REUTLINGER HENRY CHESTER SMALLVVOOD WILLIAM RYVES CASPARIS CHARLES MARTIN GILCHRIST HENRY HOWARD BENNETT COLEMAN CLARK KEELER HENRH' BREWSTER FREEMAN FRANKLIN HIRART SMITH 1911 ALEXANDER WHITE POUND HAROLD JAMES 'UNDERWVOOD CHARLES SILAS BAKER HOVN'ARD STUART XVARNER 1912 ALBERT CARLTON MILLER CHARLES PORTER VVEEKES, JR. GARRETSON DULIN GEORGE EDMOUNDE SAUNDERS JOSIAH PATTERSON LEIVIASTER GEORGE TRUESDALE PIUTHER 1913 CHARLES STERLING CONOVER VVILLFRED KARL KRAUSS DONALD CARR DOUGHERTY ROYAL KNAPP BAKER DONALD MCGRAXX' 210 X Z , iff ' jf , , 7. q,1,, I x' I Wmwwwvggziamyyyiyim WWW ' ,!!!lt'!I'f Im :f:I:IZ1:I:1:I:I:f1f:I:I:I:I:I1I:I1'.Hi ,M 5 IWmai-1-I-1-2-1-1-1-I-I-I'Z'i'1 W iiM W,,,I-E -212127-.' - -1il'lEM'?k5'1'1'1 ' wammgdMHr5E,, ' 'HM'?wWV - W 'xf'N 2 'Q u-- . tgll -M73 - 1 ' 1 I , . . If , ., i ,wWi' .5 : fi?j 'if-45 1:i::j.?i :Q 'Nd ' E117 1' . Yl'.:f'1:f -f - 'ilzfil-I fjfjl N? . Y -Ijfj I J -11135151-. .-t-:-1-i-:-- - ?.T.l, , ' -- I H1113- -..?-- - ' un -1 .- 'his 5,p,,.u ! I Y Xxg - 2 - 1- ' - .,,,g9.-- H lhrew--I' ,-1-I -1- ' xg 5 -.a ?I,.... 'E .MI . X H,-A Mmm., .- Hu h.. x. 5 1 I .- . .lg N,x:.:.' 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Charge Established I87O jfanultp ALBERT WILLIAM SMITH CHARLES ARTHUR STEYVART Gintnn LUZERNE COVILLE WXVILLIAM HENRY MORRISON HENRY ESTES NIERRIAM A Ublnihersitp LE BRUN COOPER Ulinhzrgrahuatzs IQIO THOMAS RICE ROLLO GEORGE ERVIN KENT NEMO MELLN7ILLE FISCHER SAMUEL FREDRICK NIXON ALFRED MOSHER TILDEN ROBERT MOREORD ADAMS PAUL WILDER BRUCE ROBERTSON DUVALL BENJAMIN LANE JENKS THOMAS NELSON BISHOP WILLIAM ANDRUS FREASE JOHN BARTHOLOMEW WOOD WILLIAM DANIEL BECKER RUDOLE PATRICK DELAVAL 1911 IQI2 1913 214 JOSEPH CROCKER SIBLEY, JR THOMAS MINTON HEERMANS STANTON GRIFFIS LEO FRANCIS GIBLIN JEROME TYLER THOMPSON GEORGE CLINTON ANDREWS HENIZY MALLORY HUGHES JOHN WILLIAM STODDARD CLARENCE SEITZ HEIM JOHN CALVIN BARKER FREDERICK ERROL NORTON PHILIP ALFRED RICHMOND CARLETON PORTER REX HAROLD ANDREW FITZSIMMO NS 19131 alta beta Founded at Miami University in I848 Boll of Chapters COLBY UNIX'EIiS!'FX' D.-XRTMOUTH COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT WILLIAAIS COLLEGE :IAIHERST COLLEGE BROWN UNIVERSITY CORNELL UNIVERSITY UNION COLLEGE COLUMBIA IINIVERSITY SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY LAFAYETTE UNIVERSITY PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE VVASI-IINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE :XLLEGHENY COLLEGE DICKINSON COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA LEHIGH UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIIX RANDOLPH-MACON COLLEGE WASIAIINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA CENTRE COLLEGE CENTRAL UNIVERSITY VANDERBILT UNIX-'ERSI'FY UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA EMORY COLLEGE MERCER UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI TULANE UNIVERSITY SOUTH DAKOTA UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SOUTHWESTERN UNIYERSITX' BIIAMI UNIVERSITY OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY OHIO UNIVERSITY 01110 XVESLEY,-XX UNIVERSITY CASE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI UNIVERSITY OF RIICHIGAN INDIANA UNIVERSITY IVVABASI-I COLLEGE BUTLER COLLEGE FRANKLIN COLLEGE HANOVER COLLEGE DE PAUW UNIVERSITY PURDUE UNIVERSITY NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO KNOX COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY OF XVISCONSIN UNIVERSITY OF IXIINNESOTA IOWA XNESLEY.-AN UNIVERSITY UNIX'ERSITY OF IOWA UNIVERSITY OF IWISSOURI WESTMINSTER COLLEGE VVASHINGTON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LELAND STANFORD, IR., UNIVERSITX' MCGILL UNIX-'ERSITX' CCanadaj UNIVERSITY OF NVASHINGTON UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO A 21 Y ., ' QL 'v ' 1 ::1:..,:gI11E,:,.,,RIX A :M fl - ',. 2 3 v A A25 I ..:v3.:+E., A :' F,:iifR.Llg.-lg - . Q: E. I4 Yi I l. 1,-I If ,.,. 5--' ' ' f w .,,- 1 IJ' Ita beta New York Alpha Established 1872 Zin jfanultate BENJAMIN FREEMAN ISZINGSBURY LIBERTY HYDE BAILEY HERBERT HICE 'WHETZEL ROBERT D. SCHROCK JOHN ROBERT SITLINGTON STERRET Grahuate JOSEPH HIGGINS DE LORENZI Ulinhzrgrahuatzs 1910 STANLEY VVARD COOK ROY BULLARD HOLBROOK WILBERFORCE RICHARD WHEELER JOHN KIRRMAN BAIRD RUSSELL TEVVKSBURY LELAND SIDNEY DOUGLASS 1911 VICTOR HUGO EHRHART, JR. JAMES RUSSELL HONVELL JOSEPH GEORGE RETICR LAWRENCE SYVAN TRACY MCKEE MORRISON EDWARD GAUL :MACARTHUR SEVVELL BI.-XIVIES VVILLIAM HENRX' KENNEDY BERT LUCAS SIVYER IQI2 HENDERSON BELL LIGGETT WRIGHT BRONSON EARL CURTIS GILLESPIE JOHN JOSEPH LAWRENCE TIERNEY HENRY DUNCAN WHEELER VVILBUR NLYRON PRYOR CHARLES WING BROWN STANTON CHIRNEY FINCH 1913 VVILLIAM HENRY TOURISON JOSEPH HUNT SMITH GEORGE HELM ROCKWVELL WILLARD HERBERT TAYLOR MARSHALL MCKINLEY ICOCH 218 .git - 77 . ,UGG Q x FNTI ,A Y 54 fy K X X 'f A E T Z Ng I ' -515.2 g?' G5 ti E ,. Q3 1' ! 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PML' F5 ,ns ,Q Y, 2 THETA DELTA BETA SIGMA GAMMA ZETA LAMBDA KAPPA Psi X1 UPs1LoN IOTA . PHI . CH1 . P1 . OMEGA BETA BETA ETA . TAU . MU RHO , EPSILON 195i Mpsilun Founded at Union 1833 Roll of Qihapters 225 Union College New York University Yale University Brown University Amherst College Dartmouth College Columbia University Bowdoin College Hamilton College VVesleyan University Rochester University Kenyon College University of Michigan Cornell University Syracuse University University of Chicago Trinity College Lehigh University University of Pennsylvania University of Minnesota University of Wisconsin University of California X If I N':. 'ib1x , 1 ffl 4 bv X' . .J AH-f I f v X135 5 l if AXP' qqa 'G If Tf X 1 -J' NME I 5mirX 'i L , VN. LUAQi35a,1g AVIS. Sit-27 ft i' i- 3. 154 .-X :U ysyyg I-w,w, v 'fb jf ' inf, H 5559 grin ,f5 .,-:ua I mglgifrfglg, ,V f W 3- 1 -Az'-14 iz- ' I, I . 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ROBERT BICREYNOLDS BIDDLE LESLIE DOUGLASS CLUTE CLARK MUNROE DENNIS DAVID HERX'EY HAM STANLEY XVOODRUFF ALLEN FRANK RICH XVALLACE GEORGE IQENNEDY IMBRIE FREDERIC JANSEN NOYES THEODORE RHODES MURPHY I II 9 HERRLIAN HUSTED VAIL FRANK ALEXANDER GILCREST GEORGE CARSON SMITH, IR. LORING LOMBARD TONKIN IOI2 PERCY DENNIS IWCCARTHY GEORGE CI-IAMPLIN SALISBURY ARTHUR CLEVELAND NEWVBERRY TER MELDRUM COFFIN 1913 226 GEORGE DANIEL HARDIN GEORGE THEODORE HOUSTON, JR PERRY I'IURD - JOHN FAXON PASSMORE HERBERT GRAFF SIDEBOTTOM IESSEL STUART VVHYTE - A ff?-'42 'nk 'i '5 f. im gi 'W sim fr M M fx f MV H J : Mb ' fH5WA EQTJKQQEJQUQ 4 Y' 3 'ii Qlpba au Omega ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC I UNIVERSITY OF AIAYHANIA UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA NIERCER UNIVERSITY TULANE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS ROSE IJOLYTECIINII' INSTI ADRIAN COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF IIIICIIIG.-IN iknll of Qllbapters NSTITL' TE T L, T E Brobince I. Brnhinrr ll. SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA EAIORY COLLEGE GEORGIA SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO .IDIIRDUE UNIVERSITY HII.I,SDI-ILE COLLEGE ALBION COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF XVISCONSIN Qrohinfz III. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO SIAIPSON COLLEGE IOXYA STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF IQANS.-XS UXII'IERSITX' OF INIINNESOTA UNIVERSITY OF IIIISSOURI UNIX'ERSITS' OF NEBRASKA UNIVERSITY OF XVASI-IINGTON 191-ohinrr IV. UNIVERSITY OF IIIAINE COLBY COLLEGE MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY TUFTS COLLEGE IVORCESTER POLYTECI-INIC INSTITUTE BROWN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF VERENIONT 1Bruhinre V. COLUMBIA UNIX'ERSITY CORNELL UNIVERSITY WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE ST. LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY MUHLENBERG COLLEGE LEHIGH UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA Brnhincz VI. UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA TRINITY COLLEGE COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA i'91-nhincz VII. UNION COLLEGE WITTENBERG COLLEGE OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY WOOSTER UNIVERSITY OHIO STATE UNIXVERSITY WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY Brnbincz VIII. STATE UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY SOUTHWESTERN PRESBYTERIAN UNIV VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY UNION UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE 229 ,. A , IVA A gl 1 N, A I - i mr rj GIIIIIII5 faIf!H1,g!'!I5a Q Qlpba au QBmega New York Beta Theta JAMES EDWIN CREIGHTON EUGENE PLUMB ANDREWS Zin jfacultate EUGENE ELWIN H.ASKELL ALFRED HARRISON JONES Zin Uirbe CHARLES EZRA CORNELL BLIN SILL CUSHMAN ERNST ALLAN MILLER SAMUEL ALLAN GRAHAM Qlinhergrahuates 1910 GOODMAN DAVIS ELLSWORTH, JR. GEORGE GREENWOOD ANDREWS DONALD BREVARD GANNON RICHARD IQNIBLOE HERBERT DURWARD KNEELAND ROBERT GOUDY HANDY RICHARD CHILTON GANO THOMAS TALMAGE COOK 1911 SAMUEL MARSHALL BEATTIE CHARLES RICE ARMSTRONG OWEN CATES TORREY FRANK MORTON WHITE GARLAND JAMES HOPKINS EDWIN HAVENS ATWOOD 1912 JOHN STODDARD NICHOLS HARRISON LOCKE -VVHITE THEODORE LOCKE TEWKSBURY CHARLES ROEBLING MEISSNER HENRY HALE WOOD FRANCIS BLANEY BIRD HARVEY TIMLOW MUNN CHARLES AUSTIN CLARK GEORGE WINTHROP EGBERT, JR. IQI3 FRANK HARRIS GARDNER LOUIS REMSEN DE ROODE MALCOLM CHASE KNEELAND HOWARD HORNISH MCHOSE MELVIN FOWLER SWALLWELL WELLING FISKE THATCHER HENRY BEATTY LOOS 230 1,3 K ZLL V. ., N, ., ,V .461 iBbi Gamma alta Foundcrl 1848 Bull of fihaptzrs XY.-XSHINGTON AND -IEEIPERSON COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OI: BIAINE III.-XSSACHUSET'l'S INSTITI'TE UF TECIINOLOGV WORCESTER POLYTECIYINIC INS'I'ITl, 1'E BROWN UNIVERSITY DARTAIOUTII COLLEGE AAIHERST COLLEGE TRINITY COLLEGE YY.-XLE UNIVERSITY COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY DELBERT COLLEGE DENISON COLLEGE XYITTENBERG COLLEGE Ol-IIU STATE UNIVERSITY OHIO WESLEYAN COLLEGE INDIANA UNIVERSITY DEPAUW UNIVERSITY HANOVER COLLEGE XVABASH COLLEGE PURDUE UNIX'ERSITX' NEW YORK UNIVERSITY UNIX'ERSITX' OF TENNESSEE COLGATE UNIVERSITY BETHEL COLLEGE CORNELL UNIVERSITY UNIX'ERSITY OF ALABAMA UNION COLLEGE UNIX-'ERSITX' OF TEXAS ILLINOIS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY KNOX COLLEGE LAFAYETTE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS LEHIGH UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA GETTYSBURG COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE WILLIAM JEWELL COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA , UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA RICHMOND COLLEGE UNIV'ERSITY OF CALIFORNIA ALLEGHENY COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF VVASHINGTON WOOSTER UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS LELAND STANFORD, IR., UNIVERSITY IOWA STATE UNIX'ERSITY COLORADO COLLEGE 233 1919i Gamma alta Kappa Nu Chapter Established 1888 CLARENCE AUGUSTUS MARTIN RALPH CHARLES HENRY CATTERALL THOMAS LYTTLETON LYON SIDNEY LONGMAN GALPIN GEORGE YOUNG, JR. PAUL SMITH LIYERMORE ERNEST DAX'ID BUTTON STEARNS SAMUEL BULLEN LAWRENCE ROBERT BANDLER JOHN ARVINE CLARK CHARLES CROWELL CHEYNEY VVILLIAM ELDER DOLL JAMES CONANT HAYWARD FREDERICK KHHNE FREDERICK FULLERTON OHRT HUGH BUFORD ADRIAN HUGHES, JR. ERWIN LOUIS WILKE RALPH PAINE JOHNSON MARTIN TMONTGOMERY MALE, JR. DONALD KEITH CHAMPAIGN 3511 the jfacultp ERNEST WILLIAM SCHRODER LEWIS LEAMING FORMAN ERNEST VVILLIAM RETTGER THEODORE SEDGEVVICK JOHNSON WILFORD MURRAY VVILSON lin the Qllitp STERLING WOODPORD PATTERSON LEIGH MARSH CHAMPAIGN Qlinhergrahuates PHILIP ZELL HORTON JOHN MASSON SILL CLEMENT EDWARDS CHASE ROBERT LEE DEXTER FRANCIS SCOTT LEHMAN LEROY PIERPONT WARD EDGAR FORSYTHE WENDT HARLEY CARLOS WHEATON HENRY GABRIEL WISNER ERNEST ROY STREMPEL VVILLIAM EDWARD IRISH EDWARD ROBINSON FICKEHNSCHER HERBERT NATHAN PUTNAM HORATIO QUINCY WIIEELER HENRY JOSEPH MEISTER HOWARD WIKLTHAM NESTER 234 'A W CX SQ 1 0 Y Ukurfli N, a QA V 5 'iaifvg fi f h' we '-,,1.,.'. Q J w? ll f.. K 2C KENT BENJAMIN BOOTH STORY COOLEY POMEROY IMIARSHALL JAY VVEBSTER HAMILTON GIBSON CHOATE WAITE FIELD CONKLING TIEDEMAN MINOR DILLON DANIELS CHASE HARLAN SWAN MCCLAIN LINCOLN FULLER MILLER GREEN COMSTOOK DWIGHT FOSTER RANNEY LANGDELL ijebi alta iblji Bull of Gftbaptzrs Law Dept. University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Law Dept. Illinois 'Wesleyan University, Bloomington Northwestern University Law School, Chicago, Ill. School of Law, Columbia University, New York City St. Louis Law School, Ytfashington University, St. Louis, Mo Hastings College of the Law, San Francisco, Cal. Law School of Columbian University, VVashingtOn, D. C. Albany Law School, Union University, Albany, N. Y. School of Law, Boston University Law School of the University of Cincinnati Dept. of Law, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Harvard Law School, Cambridge, Mass. Yale Law School, New Haven, Conn. Dept. of Law, New York University School of Law, Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y. Law Dept. University of Missouri, Columbia, MO. Law Dept. University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Va. Dept. of Law, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis Buffalo Law School, Buffalo, N. Y. School of Law, University of Oregon, Portland, Ore. School of Law, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. Law Dept. Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio Law Dept. State University of Iowa, Iowa City, Ia. College of Law, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Neb. Chicago College of Law, Lake Forest University, Chicago Law Dept. Leland Stanford, jr., University, Palo Alto, Cal School of Law, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kan. College of Law, Syracuse University New York Law School Law Dept. University of Indiana, Bloomington, Ind. Western Reserve Law School, Cleveland, Ohio Law Dept. University of Illinois, Champaign, Ill. 237 IJ1 alta IJ1 Conkling Chapter Established 1888 FRANK IRVINE SAMUEL D. HALLIDAY FRED A. CLOCK JAMES A. BAKER E. C. WATSON WILLIAM HENRY KENNEDY GARRETT SHELLER CLAYPOOL JOHN PHILIP SWIFT CURTIS MILLER YOHE ROBERT AYMER GILLIES SAMUEL SMITH ROLPH EDWARD GAUL MACARTPIUR SAMUEL FREDERICK NIXON ALEXANDER WHITE POUND HOWLAND OTTMAN WALTERS GEORGE SPAULDING HAYDEN CHARLES HARDING DIVINE Ein jfacultatz C. TRACY STAGG In UHrhe JOHN HULL SCOTT 'fllinhzrgrahuatss VV. L. DREW JUDSON H. ELSTON GEORGE A. DAVIS EDWARD N. JACKSON H. W. HITCHCOCK HAROLD LIVINGSTON CROSS FRANKLIN HIRAM SMITH JOHN GOURLAY TURNBULL HENRY JOSEPH KIMBALL ROBERT DONALDSON GORDEN WILLIAM EMERY HAWKE ARMIN IQRUTZSCH GEORGE VAN SYCKLE HOLTON HARRY AUGUST BADE ROBERT AUSTIN FISH PERCY DENNIS MCCARTHY ERWIN CHARLES UIHLEIN CLARENCE FRANCIS BUSCH 238 . X F. ' 1.11257 w , . W A ' V' I W, ln, ll -J ,Qi fjlillfl-lfyk U A wa 308684 7 , 'IP-1'I-f5:fzQ4Zl,fgI2ZgZ5:3:, Q JP A 5' -3 A A 1142, 74-f Q in a M QQ ffl 'Q :,- :LM 5. , ' W XAXXKQ dj I A ,4 ,I VSLE ,ENN 'V in ,ff Wm 01 . W MAX ALPHA BETA GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ZETA ETA THETA IOTA . KAPPA LAMBDA MU . NU . X1 . OMICRON P1 , RHO . SIGMA TAU . UPs1LoN PHI . CHI . Psi . OMEGA biabqnna 1873-1909 apps Roll uf filbapters 241 Massachusetts Agricultural College Union University Cornell University University of West Virginia Yale University College of the City of New York University of Maryland Columbia University Stevens Institute of Technology Pennsylvania State College George Washington University University of Pennsylvania Lehigh University St. Lawrence University Massachusetts Institute of Technolo Franklin and Marshall College Queens University St. -Iohn's College Dartmouth College Swarthmore College Brown University Williams College University of Virginia University of California HERNIAN DEIDERICHS VERANUS ALVA MOORE ibbi bigma kappa Zin jfanultate GRANT S. HOPKINS CHARLES EVERETT TORRANCE Zin Girhe A. H. BROOKS SHERMAN COLLINS IQIO ARTHUR STANISLAU CROSBY CLAUDE HARTFORD Qlotaj EDWIN ARCHIBALD FRASER LYMAN COLLINS JUDSON ANDREW PARK KELLY CSigmaJ ARTHUR FREDERICK TYDEMAN WVALTER ROSSITER REDMOND - 1911 CLARENCE HARVEY CULL ROBERT BARR KEPLINGER EDMUND STRONG HIGGINS JOSEPH EDWARD LAW CLambdaJ SAMUEL JOSEPH CHESEBRO ALBERT B. LONG IQI2 CLARENCE ARTHUR HOORNBECK ' IQENNON VALENTINE ROTHSCHILD CHARLES FREDERICK MERZ HUGH JOHN MACWILLIAMS ARTHUR JAMES SAALFIELD, JR. MALCOLM E. MACKINTOSH IQI3 EDWARD ROWSE THOMPSON ELMER RAE WILLIAM FREDERICK ANDERSON LIONEL E. HERRMAN WILLIAM DOUGLAS NISBET WILLIAM JACOB DIEDERICKS FRANK CHAPMAN CORNET WALTER CHASE MUNROE RAYMOND FRANCIS MORAN HERMAN FROEB WILLIAM NETTLETON PAINE ROBERT CLAPP GUSTAV DE BRETTEVILLE 242 1 ,J alta Uliau alta Founded at Bethany Collegc T859 Boll of XY.-XSHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE OHIO UNIVERSITY ALLEGHENY COLLEGE OHIO XVESLEYAN UNIVERSITY I-IILLSDALE COLLEGE INDIANA UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF BIICHIGAN DE PAUIV UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS UVABASH COLLEGE STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY LEHIGH UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF INDIANAPOLIS ALBION COLLEGE , RENSSELAER POLYTECI-INIC INSTITUTE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA KENYON COLLEGE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY EMORY COLLEGE ADELBERT COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN Ebapters TUFTS COLLEGE AIASSACI-IUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY TULANE UNIVERSITY CORNELL UNIX'ERSITX' NORTIIWVESTERN UNIVERSITY LELAND STANFORD, -IR., UNIX'ERSITY UNIVERSITY OF IVEBRASKA GHIO STATE UNIVERSITY BROWN UNIVERSITY XVASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA UNIXIERSITXI OF CHICAGO ARMOUR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY DARTMOUTH COLLEGE WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY BAKER UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI LAFAYETTE COLLEGE PURDUE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY OF MAINE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI 245 alta Ulau alta Beta Omicron Chapter Established 1890 ROLLA CLINTON CARPENTER EDWARD GODFREY COX WILLIAM BENJAMIN FITE FRANCIS JOSEPH SEERY LOWELL BUIRNS JUDSON PHILLIPS HENRY MALLORY EDWIN STANLEY INGERSOLL HARRY WHITE HELMER HENRY JAY RAYMOND GEORGE INNESS HARTLEY HAROLD HILL JONES EDWARD LIPPINCOTT BULLOCK, JR. HOWLAND OTTMAN WALTER VINTON LOGAN STALEY THEODORE FLETCHER MEAD EUGENE LEWIS SMITH EDWIN HOYT WESTON JOHN GOURLAY TURNBULL EDMUND BURKE NTAGNER HARRY AUGUST BADE CHARLES GODWIN BARRETT ERNEST FLETCHER BOWEN 246 MONROE MARSH SWEETLAND FRANK BROWN CORNELL THOMAS EDGAR MURRELL CARL LOVELAND SNOW WARREN HUSSEY BEAN JOHN WARREN MAGOUN JOHN MILTON LUTZ THOMAS MACKENZIE ALLEN LINDLEY ARTHUR ALLEN JOHN DAVIS MCCOWN RALPH SAWYER.HOWE ANDREW RENSSELAER MCCOWY MILTON ROGERS WILLIAMS GEORGE RAYMOND RINKE WILLIAM ALGERNON MORE EDWARD MAGNUS SCI-IEU CHARLES ROULT HARTZELL N, ' f Wi! 5K Wu W , -2 fi-51 ,pm 24' ,7 Qalf f g -f g l. 6 gg-E L ' ' i WWW R ,h. J5l?4 ' ',ff4' yff 1859 .Wg'2iaQ:5Fl' Ax I7 D1:c7vm.PJ1.LZrz . lfqryrzylntl 10 Pl! ALPHA or NEW YORK BETA or NEW YORK ALPHA OF MASSACHUSETTS DELTA OF NEW YORK ALPHA OF VERMONT ALPHA OF MICHIGAN ALPHA OF PENNSYLVANIA EPSILON OF NEW YORK ALPHA OF WISCONSIN Sigma 1513i Founded at Union College 1827 iiull nf Qlbapters Union College . Hamilton College . Vlfilliams College . Hobart College . . University of Vermont University of Michigan Lehigh University . Cornell University . University of Wisconsin 249 1827 1831 1834 1840 1345 1858 1887 1890 1908 Sigma 15191 Epsilon Of New York Established 1890 ANDREW DICKSON WHITE HORACE MACK THOMAS HARVEY SKINNER ANDREWS ARTHUR LAWSON ROSE ROBERT WITHINGTON CANFIELD WILHELMUS MYNDERSE RICE GEORGE SANDERSON, JR. THOMAS RIGGS COX CLARENCE LOTHROP TOWER. FRANCIS WALDO KULTCHAR WILLIAM WINTON GOODRICH ROSSITER GEORGE PRENTISSEQBRISTOL CORNELIUS HENRY EVANS, 3RD ROGER BALDWIN PROCTOR FRANKLIN MILLER CALLAHAN CHANDLER MONTGOMERY GEORGE EVERETT LEWIS, JR. CONANT WAIT PHILIP COMFORT STARR ALDEN WALKER GALLUP ROBERT GAYLORD LESTER GEORGE BARTRUFF THUMMEL 250 Q i Li i n I 1 l 4 5 4 E -1 E u E F E i I 2 I I Sigma bi Founded in 1855 Boll of Qllbapters :ALPHA . BETA . GAMMA EPSILON ZETA , ETA . THETA . K.API'A . LAMBDA MU . XI . OMICRON RHo . PHI , CHI Psi OMEGA . ALPHA BETA GAMMA EPsILoN ZETA ETA THETA IOTA LAMBDA ALPHA .ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA .ALPHA NU , ALPHA ' ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA BETA GAMMA BETA DELTA DELTA DELTA ZETA ZETA . ZETA Psi , ETA ETA . I THETA THETA KAPPA KAPPA LAMBDA LAMBDA MU MU . . NU NU . . XI XI .,.. OMICRON OMICRON , RHO RHO . . TAU TAU . . UPSILON UPsILoN PHI PHI . . PSI PsI . , OMEGA OMEGA . XI . CAMICRON PI . RHo SIGMA UPs1LoN PHI . CHI , Psi . OMEGA 253 Miami University University of lllooster Ohio lVesleyan University George Hfashington University XYashington 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 lVesleyan University University of VVisconsin 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, Ir., University Colorado College University of Montana Purdue University Central University University of Cincinnati Dartmouth College University of Michigan University of Illinois Kentucky State College West Virginia University Columbia University University of Missouri University of Chicago University of Maine Washington University University of Washington University of Pennsylvania Syracuse University University of Arkansas NOLAND BLASS BAYARD P. DEXTER EDWARD K. HYATT THOMAS LEO MILLER HOWARD ORR HAYES JULIUS T. BERRY Qigma bi In Uirbe HOOPER D. CONNELL Tklnhsrgrahuates IQIO 1911 1912 EDMUND M. HENDERSON JOHN B. STROBRIDGE WASHINGTON T. GALE JULIUS B. KOEHLER CHARLES M, THOMSON CYRIL A. COONS REATH I9 I 3 JOSEPH H. GICONNELL HARVEY E. HANNAEORD 254 RAYMOND T. HEIZER CLARENCE V. LALLY ERNEST F. HETTRIOK ROBERT A. GILLIES ARMIN KRUTZSCH GEORGE V. HOLTON HENRY W. GRANT THOMSON DOUGLAS FRITZ A. NAGEL WALDO L. ICRAEMER WILLIAM P. SIEBERT, JR HAROLD H. CLAPP ADOLPH F. ZANG WARREN MURDOCK 1 ' 1 ' L74 l'j'.'ggrf ' -Su - :3'?f:Ii 9 ' L-'ge , ' rg . f 'x- ,rig X: .51- 'ana ,lu f ,,1 4 W, X!-I .,,g. , .W 1. 1 '. Q. J ,...h.'f - ' '-'11 ' '11 2, ,QI 'LWJ LJ 43.2. ' ' '-'T' ,rg -4. - - , -' H. - - V, - T,-. , -:, , 'f .1 ,J '- if val, -A !'lg'.'rF '.1,I'3'q.'1 '15 ' ' 1 1', f. ,- '-141 mrnxir 'gs 1111- .ww - - . .-:Ti 4 - 1 A '75-',nj,f5 I+' rj 1' ,: . , A,.,.. ,, ,im I .,.. H! , ,I , , , N. Y ' J-A ixll., V 1 v.5: '7,AI1,:r-154 'Y .sf - ' ww :wwe-u ':- .951- J iff 55,2513 5: .51-E' ' , ,. , 'T aff, ,V ,. 1--'rclf ,L , f 1 ,fd'.fn'.f6',1f' ,MZ h fm. Q' 31 gm Tp. . , h ,,i.,v ,, V, , A , 5, , , n -wg.. ':., -af ,f . , 1. ' J' ' ' 1 ' ' -, ' g ',f .' , 1' H 2, -1 fr , .. 'Lc C.'111 f f 'f ' V5 'Fil , ,xx v '-ff' '. .Il ' . 41 7 - .QQ V 11 lf' TV If? , , ,. 44, .AL-L '- ' ' -,Tiff , ' , Q-f. w Q 'y' , ' 1 If F 4-,. V ,X M .. i 135 , , -1 4 x -' ., ,, 4 4.,,-r ,-VV 1: '+L-..j 4-. ' CTL! 1 A .- ,, . ,cm - ,-35: A k.., L., . , ,, V. AL ?ln..,.,, , 'su , ,, ' L ,gg .QAZIQYI ' fl, ' f 4 .'-- ' - Q . . - 'H' ' ' .L i, 3I,:'f5 gc',..' rj, .Q - - ,L 1 , Q IM I I if- ,w Mi r , - 5 - 4, , , ' .1 1 , x ,J ,n , v r 'g 21.5 73,1 ' 1 f, --. N rf. W, Vt, u ' , ., . 4 X - . -- 3 wt ,1 , IW - A. ., .mnvum-u. m1.n.4 Rita bi Founded at Cornell, October 13, ISQO CORNELL UNIVERSITY . NEW XVORK UNIVERSITY . UNIVERSITY OF RIINNESOTA UNIX'ERSITX' OF MICHIGAN . DICKINSON UNIVERSITY CHICAGO-:KENT LAW SCHOOL UNIVERSITY' OF BUFFALO . OSGOODE HALL OF TORONTO SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY UNION UNIVERSITY . OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA . UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA Bull uf Qihapters LELAND STANFORD, JR., UNIVERSITY . UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS . . . UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA CHICAGO CHAPTER . . NEW YORK CITY CHAPTER BUFFALO CHAPTER . . WASHINGTON CHAPTER . COLUMBUS QOHIOD CHAPTER . GOLDEN GATE CHAPTER LOS ANGELES CHAPTER . ST. LOUIS CHAPTER Qlumni fibaptzrs 257 Ithaca, N. Y. New York, N. Y. Minneapolis, Minn. Ann Arbor, Mich. . Carlisle, Pa. . Chicago, Ill. . Buffalo, N. Y. Toronto, Canada Syracuse, N. Y. . Albany, N. Y. . Columbus, O. . Chicago, Ill. Wfashington, D. C. Philadelphia, Pa. Charlottesville, Va. Palo Alto, Cal. . Austin, Tex. Seattle, Wash. Berkeley, Cal. Lincoln, Neb. . Chicago, Ill. New York, N. Y. . Buffalo, N. Y. Washington, D. C. . Columbus, O. San Francisco, Cal. Los Angeles, Cal. . St. Louis, Mo. alta bi 3511 jfacultate XVILLIAM ALBERT FINCH MONROE MARSH SWEETLAND STEPHEN EDWIN BANKS GEORGE FREDERICK ROG.ALSKX' HUGH VAN NEST BODINE WILLIAM HOWES MUNSON MINER H. COREIN GEORGE EVERETT HUNT HARRISON MORTON JONES CHARLES CARROLL BINTZ JACKSON BENJAMIN CLARK JAMES IRVING CLARKE HERMAN ULRICH DOEBLER GEORGE KINCAID FOYE ABNER BRUCE HOPKINS Zin Uhlrhe Uinhzrgtahuatzs 258 HOWARD BURR BESEMER HARRY GEORGE STUTZ DEAN LEWIS KELSEYT GEORGE MCMILLEN VICKER HARRY NATHANIEL WILSON DAVID WALTER MAGOWAN EXO ARSENIO MARTINEZ HOWARD CHARLES WILSON ALAN HUSTED COLCORD HENRY KOCH VVALTER RANDOLPH ICUHN DUDLEY SEYMOUR INGRAHAM WALTER SEELY JONES ALAN VREELAND PARKER Q some 9 99999 N M H ,H QlMlllkikk1hk1n1 l f lil QfffQf3'5:' Q59 AMSXZ Q Q X wi M-.wmv mm Sigma Zllpba psilun UNIVERSITY OI-' BIAINIE BOSTON LYNIVERSITY NIASSACIILISETTS INSTITUTE OE IIIECIINOIJILEY HARVARD UNIVERSITY XVORCESTER POI.YTEc'HNIC INSTITUTE CORNELL UNIVERSITY COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY SAINT STEVENS COLLEGE ALLEGHENY COLLEGE DICKINSON COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY GETTYSBURG COLLEGE GEORGE XVASHINGTON UNIVERSITY IINIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA 'WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY DAVIDSON COLLEGE 'WOFFORD COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA MERCER UNIVERSITY EMORY COLLEGE GEORGIA SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ADRIAN COLLEGE MOUNT UNION COLLEGE OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY UNIVEIQSITY OF CINCINNATI OI-IIO STATE UNIVERSITX' SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY SOUTHWESTERN BAPTIST UNIVERSITY CASE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE Founded March 9, 1856 Bull of Chapters FRANKLIN COLLEGE PI'RIII'E UNI NORTIIIVESTI UNIVERSITY LINIYHRSITY I.vKIVIiRSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY YERSITY iRN IJNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS OF CHICAGO OF NIINNESOTA OF WISCONSIN OF BIISSOURI XVASI-IINGTON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA LYNIVIERSITY OF IOXVA 'UNIVERSITY OF ,ARKANSAS IOWA STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO DENVIER UNIX'ERSITX' COLORADO SCHOOL OF IXIINES UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OF VVASHINGTON LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY TULANE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITX' OF IVIISSISSIPPI UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS CENTRAL UNIVERSITY BETHEL COLLEGE KENTUCKX' STATE COLLEGE SOUTHWESTERN PRESEYTERIAN UNIV CUMBERLAND UNIVERSITY XIANDERBILT UNIVEIZSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITX' UNIVERSITY DARTIVIOUTH UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE OF THE SOUTH OF INDIANA OF KANSAS COLLEGE LELAND STANFORD, IR., UNIVERSITY UNION UNIVERSITY 261 ERSITY 'R' I I Sigma Qllpba psmlun New York Alpha Chapter Established 1891 illn the faculty EDMUND HOWARD HOLLIANDS beninrs EARL ARTHUR EMERSON WILLIS TILLMAN SPIVEY WILLIAM COLLARD ACKLIN AINSLEE TAYLOR CARTER NEWMAN EBERSOLE CLINTON LEE FOLLMER Zfuniuts HAROLD ELLIS DRAKE HOWARD FURMAN EATON ROBERT EMMETT ROSS Qupbnmnres JOE B. BATEMAN, JR. ROBERT AUSTIN FISH ROLAND FRANCIS HALL - freshmen WILLIAM GLENN EBERSOLE LEWIS BRAISLIN PITCHER HOWARD TILSON ALLEN WILLIAM SURLES 262 DONALD DERICRSON SAMUEL THOMAS HARRIS RUSSELL BLAIR HURLBURT RICHARD TAYLOR MCKNEW VVILLIAM VITUS SAUTER HARRY R,ALPH STANDIFORD FRED LEROY STEARNS THOMAS KING SENIOR CALVIN WILLIAM VERITX' PIERCE MEAD WOOD H. BARENSTEN VAN INWEGEN SIDNEY BUCKMINSTER WVIGHT JOHN MOORE MCDERMOTT AUSTIN PUTNAM STORY VVILLIAM THOMAS DILLON JOHN JOSEPH DAVID MCCORMICK HOWARD JAY CAREY ., ,.- wf. ZA .AQM5-,f ,.,, -wqy, , V RN 2531? Q qu.n f xl 5'fZfff,,1'f' - N VAQP :iff-Z..-if -5:32 wr L' .,.,' -V fi, Qyilllixi is-A V f--x. 7 gf! , M AA? P L ALPHA BETA GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ETA LAMBDA NU X1 OM1cRoN P1 RHO , alta 3,9131 Founded at Union COllCgCLI827 Bull of Gilhapters Union College .,.. Brown University . New York University . Columbia University . Rutgers College . . University of Pennsylvania . , Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute . Lehigh University .... johns Hopkins University . Sheffield Scientific School . Cornell University . . University of Virginia . 265 1827 1838 1841 1842 1345 1849 1864 1884 1885 1889 1891 1908 jg. 5 5- Pi LANE COOPER GEORGE SCHUYLER TARBELL GEORGE SPALDING HAYDEN JOHN KRUTTSCHNITT HAROLD DOREMUS TOMPKINS EDWARD EASSON GOODWILLIE WILLIS MILEY ROSE MALCOLM SLEIGHT JONES JAMES DUGALD WHITE JOHN KNAPP DORRANCE JOHN GONZALES BRITTINGHAM MATTHEW JOHNSON HOPE ROBERT BROOKS MCCLAVE JOHN ELLZEY HAYDEN GUSTAVE OSCAR ZELLER, JR. JOHN OSCAR FUCHS EDWARD WALMSLEY ASHMEAD alta 19131 Chapter Established ISQI Zin jfarultate 3511 Ulirhe In iBraesenti 266 BRYANT FLEMING CLARENCE TARBELL WILLIAM HICKS OSGOOD PASCHAL RALPH CHAMBERS ROBERT ALEXANDER HENTZ JACK SPENCER DUCKWORTH FRANK BEVIS CALDWELL WILLIAM DOOLITTLE HASELTON STANLEY ADDISON RUSSELL JOSEPH HENRY SHAW RICHARD ZELLER ARTHUR JOHN EGGLESTON HAROLD REEBER EYRICH OLAP HOFF, JR. HUGO ZELLER SAMUEL HENRY PACHER THOMAS HENRY LATIMER, JR. .. . . 7 iffji. A'TPfl:.?f 5 .f . T' ' EAWHFWELGQIMJ I- . - gy A . ,i35,L,. . 1 2 1 w. , ps. V-' -1,,,,,-1,-7.1,-vz' n -' 1 -M -,. . H ::.f-.,- Y. .. . I. . , ' - L , V. I j f w- 1. , Y gn? . . J- vf,-5 . f '. .,l, .2 .-V 'f .l L, 'wx X A '51, , -,':..:'. -mf:-N .7 f V . me ,A ai W, .. ,-'uw .. V Mx- ,A 1 .- .w 1 1 ' ' ..7.-:I ,X , jliml Lv .V . ? 'I . i I, -ug, .. - , ,gr , F.. 1-V T fs,,:.1 , lf 1' W , w ,. Q .,,:- ',, . w. .Mg H .. -1. J: ww- f QTL- -' xi: - . ,. -1 . fy ' V. V , i. 4 1-13.1 ' ' ,1 ' L.. . , . X . , . I - 41 . . . , X , I ,N , 1: -am- - 5 F529 igfima? ., :,.- A. if V-I Qi -5 11: hu li ,. ,JA- if Q 44. wif. ,,. n r . .1. ...,. iii , -nl .tg 4 UNIVERSITY OF BIAINIE BOWDOIN COLLEGE NEW I'IAAIPSIIIRE COLLEGE DARTMOUTH COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT IXIASSACHUSETTS STATE COLLEGE appa Sigma Founded T867 Boll of Qlbapters UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY CASE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE WVASIIINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF IKENTUCKY UNIVERSITY OF NIICHIGAN HARVARD UNIVERSITY BROWN UNIVERSITY CORNELL UNIVERSITY NEW TYORK UNIVERSITY SYRACUSE UNIYERSITX' SWARTI-IMORE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE UNIX-'EIQSITX' OF PENNSYLVANIA BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY LEHIGH UNIVERSITY DICKINSON COLLEGE PURDUE UNIN'ERSITX' VVABASI-I COLLEGE UNIX'ERSITX' UNIVERSITY OF INDIANA OF ILLINOIS LAKE FORREST UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIX'ERSITX' UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO OF VVISCONSIN OF IXIINNESOTA OF IOWA OF NEBRASKA UNIVERSITY OF NIARYLAND VV.-ASHINGTON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIYA RANDOLPH-MACON COLLEGE WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY WILLIAM AND MIARY COLLEGE I'IAMPDEN-SIDNEY COLLEGE RICHRIOND COLLEGE XVILLIAM JEWELL COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OI' IWISSOURI WXVASHINGTON UNIVERSITY NIISSOURI SCHOOL OF IWINES BAKER UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA IVIILLSAPS COLLEGE LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY 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 TULANE UNIVERSITY SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS OF DENVER COLORADO COLLEGE COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES LELAND STANFORD, JR., UNIX ERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY CALIFORNIA WASHINGTON OREGON IDAHO OF OF OF OF UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE SOUTHWESTERN PRESBYTERIAN UNIVERSITY IOWA STATE COLLEGE WASHINGTON STATE COLLEGE , WASHBURN COLLEGE 269 ikappa Sigma Alpha Kappa Chapter Founded 1892 lin jfacultate WILLARD WINFIELD ROXXVLEE ELMER SETH SAVAGE ARTHUR EARL HOULEHAN LEWIS ANDREW DARLING LEON DEXTER BATCHELOR DAVID CLINTON GILLESPIE HERBERT PHILANDER BELL FERDINAND NORTHRUP MENEFEE PETER J. SCHLOSFER RAX'IVIOND TEMPLETON SMITH .EMORY DAVID MURPHY KENNETH SCOTT EDWARDS CHARLES EDYVARD ERICKSON TVILLIS GREGORY HICKRTAN ARTHUR NIEREDYTH ROBERTS GEORGE ICERR MILTENBERGER RALPH HINCHLIFF JOHN FARRELL CRAIG JOHN EDVVIN KESSLER CHARLES DUNC.iN MONTEITH Zin Uirhz DAVID FLETCHER HOY WILLIAM DELBERT FUNKHOUSER JOHN THOMAS MOORE illinhergrahuates 1910 RODNEY OLIN WALBRIDGE HENRY WILLIANI WESSINGER THOMAS SHRYOCK HAUCIQ WILLIAM EDWARD KENNEDY 19II PAUL BENJAMIN CHANDLER HENRY WEBSTER FORD EDGAR GERSHAM COURSEN, JR. I'IAROLD LIVINGSTON CROSS IQI2 GEORGE PETER BUCHANAN ERHARD SCHMIDT KARL WILLIAM GASS JAY HARRY LETSCHE, JR. T013 HENRY WINN MCCLELLAND EDWARD THOMAS RICHARDSON FRANK ARMSTRONG BONEERARE BLINN STEVENS PAGE VVILLIAM PAGE SAMUEL LOCKE HOUGHTON ELTON :ROCKXVELL NORRIS 270 ,, X If Zxlghlr X e y' N179 -1 J , ' fag .gg ALPHA . BETA . I-JELT.-X A EPs1LoN . ZETA A THETA . IOTA . IQAPPA . LAMBDA . MU . . NU . . Xi . , . OMICRON . ALPHA Ii.-XPP.-X RIAIO . . SIGMA . TAU ' . UPSILON . PHI . . CHI . . P1 MU . . BETA ALPHA . u blgma u Founded at the University of Michigan 1882 PHI BETA BETA . . DELTA EPSILO BETA GAMMA BETA DELTA . BETA EPSILON BETA ETA . BETA THETA . N IOTA 5 Bull nt Chapters 27 University of Michigan Detroit College of Medicine lYestcrn University of Pennsylvania University of Minnesota Northwestern University University of Cincinnati College of Physicians and Surgeons Rush Medical College University of Pennsylvania Syracuse University University of Southern California Bellevue Medical College Albany Medical College lliashington University jefferson Medical College 'Western Reserve University Cornell University Cooper Medical College University of California University of Toronto University of Virginia University of Maryland Johns Hopkins University Yale University University of Buffalo University of Iowa University of Nebraska University of Indiana University of Kansas u Sigma 3511 jfacultate CHARLES LOOMIS DANA CHARLES AMBROSE :MACK CMIIJ ABRAM TUCKER ICERR WILLIAM RIDGELY STONE VERANUS ALVA MOORE :MELVIN DRESBACH MARTIN BUELL TINKER FLOYD ROBBINS WRIGHT WILLIAM RIDGELY ORNDORFF HAROLD C. BAILEY LEWIS WARNER RIGGS JAMES FRANCIS COWAN CUpSi1OIIj BENJAMIN FREEMAN KINGSBURY BERT R. HOOBLER JOHN WILLIAMS COE I SUTHERLAND SIMPSON JOSEPH FRAENKEL ANDREW HUNTER ISADORE LEON HILLS CA1phaJ WESLEY MANNING BALDWIN B11 Zllirhe LUZERNE COVILLE ALFRED KELLEY BATES, JR. HARRY ISAAC ANDREWS WILSON DELANO CLARK lin 3Brae,-:Ienti IQIO WALTER HAMMOND BRUNDAGE NATHAN PULSIFER HAROLD LOUIS HALL JOHN CHESTER CARMER . FRANCIS JOSEPH MCCORMICK IQII WALTER G. HALSTEAD S. SAUNDERS CRANDALL LOUIS RUCH WILLIANI FORREST LEE WALTER HUGG ROBERT DANIEL SCHRECK CHARLES CARROLL WHITE HARRY GIFFORD BULL JOHN PHILLIPS STOUT JAMES FRANCIS ROOHAN JAMES EDWARD MCCORMICK ALBERT VERGIL FRANKLIN NILS OSCAR LUNDELL JAMES FRANCIS VA'v'ASEUR ROSCOEXCONKLING BORST I9I2 - ROBERT D. SCHROCK CHESTER HILL WATERS IQI3 THOMAS KIRBY DAVIS JAMES FORREST MCKEE GUILFORD SWATHEL DUDLEXY ELMER GEORGE PETERSON 274 -. fe ' tw px J- .u- ZKTAA Local Fraternity Founded February 5, 1901 OTHAN GOEPP GUERLAC FRANK ALBERT BOWER LOUIS RITZEMA BOOERT JOHN PRENTICE BROOKS MAXIMILIAN F. T. SMITH WELLWOOD HUGH MAXWELL HENRY RALPH GUNDLACH CLARENCE MAURER KLEPSER LINDSLEY HEDGES EVANS LLOYD RUDOLPH LEICK CLAUDE ALFRED COLE Skull jfanultp VVALTER STEBBENS FORD Members HOWARD FRANKLIN SMITH, JR. LOCKE DICKERMAN BASS FRANCIS MCDONALD MOLLESON BOYD JACKSON DIETRICK ALVAH DALE RILEY HENRY KENNEDY DAVIS LORENZO WILHELM DIEHL LYNN ERNST MUELLER CARL H. TIEDEMAN FELIX NICOLA GAYTON EDWARD C. M. STAHL 278 - , .' ' . -. J , ,.: . 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KANSAS . DACOTAH . Skull of Qllbapters 281 Ohio State University Pennsylvania State College University of Illinois Cornell University Michigan Agricultural College New Hampshire State College University of Nebraska North Carolina State College University of Minnesota University of Vermont Iowa State College University of VViSconsin University of Colorado University of Maine University of Missouri Washington State College University of California Purdue University University of Kansas North Dakota Agricultural College 1, 3, ,A,435,1.,, nf? 'xg 1 --Q-Q--' ' A 3 gzfgz I . A fl-f'ifl ' R ,. , . 554 ef-,2zZI:1.IZ . J',, S f ' I 'J J:'Q:M:,:.s,m- 1.313114-.ig -.g:J'?f. - , f Q: .' A Pi A , . if Qi '?54Zv7l'.G4'I:.-'.f ' 'i?-1,Rz'-fhksgg .- .- :ff-1.,'-f'1j ,,: ,:.g:41' .,' fu' f ' ji' -' 'iff 3-.fig:f'3,El 7A . ww- - -fb - 'uf-fx-rw: '. . .. Lf, cf' i -- L 1,1-iff 1 A ., s..........,L ts: ' , .,.... J 3 G , -' ,I A 4 ' ,f-.5, H , 5: h A ,J xv.-:r , '.i.,A --' gb-gig L . A :I .4 ', G ' I H- , 3, A A A f- , fi' -Snag, , I M...-1,4 .4. 4 :?,....1,..n-1' .. -S5 .1 , 1. Fam' .Jar N r +1 1 Qlpba Zeta Cornell Chapter Founded June II, Igor 3511 jfacultatz 'CHARLES SCOON WILSON CLARENCE ARTHUR ROGERS ALBERT RUSSEL NIANN CHARLES HENRY TUCK VINCENT PHELPS JAMES HOLLIS RUTHEREORD ROY JOHN SHEPARD HOBART CONE YOUNG FRANK BURNETT' ICELLEY NELSON RUSK PEET WALTER LELAND SKOGLUND RAY EUGENE DEUEL STANLEY GAINES JUDD GEORGE WVALTER TAILBY, JR. MILTON PRATT JONES ARTHUR WITTER GILBERT KENNETH CARTER LIVERMORE Ulinhergrabuates FLOYD WAYNE BELL CARLMAN FERDINAND RIBSAM ARTHUR LEE THOMPSON THOMAS BRADLEE WADE ELON MALCOLM JAMES BERNARD MCCLOSKEY EUGENE CURTIS AUCHTER GEORGE STEWART DONNAN HARLAN BRUCE MUNGER WESLEY HOTCHKISS BRONSON 282 VW 1 'X ' , V4 2 - my If V . . r.-ki, '2 'B . O V Q E9 ...,,., N, Q I 93 . 9 'V ww V I luvmavq P.-1 .- 3 rs? ALPHA . BETA GAMMA . DELTA . EPSILON , ETA . . . THETA . . THETA DEUTERON IOTA . . . KAPPA . LAMBDA . MU . NU . XI . . OMICRON . P1 . . RHO . QE'mega Tltlpsilun 1913i Bull nf Qllbaptzrs 2 University of Buffalo University of Cincinnati Union University University of Denver New York University University of Colorado Cornell University, New York City Cornell University, Ithaca 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 QBmega Uklpsilun 1913i Theta Chapter Established IQOI in the jfacultp SIMON HENRY GAGE, B.S. EARL VINCENT SWEET, A.B. EMIL MONIN CHAMOT, B.S., Ph.D. EUGENE BAKER, B.S., M.D. ARTHUR WESLEY BROWNE, M.S., Ph.D. JACOB PARSONS SCHAEFFER, A.M., M.D ALBERT CYRUS DURAND, A.B., M.D. Ein the QEitp JASON SAMUEL PARKER, M.D. WILLIAM HAELES PARKER, M.D. DWIGHT FENN JOHNSON, M.D. THEODORE BLISS, A.B., M.D. GRANT STANLEY, M.D. CARL BOETTINGER, M.D. WILLIAM TRUITT GODEREY, M.D. CHRISTIAN WILLIAM JANSON, M.D. WILLIAM MURRAY KERR, M.D. GEORGE ALBERT NEWTON, M.D. GEORGE WHITING WHEELER, M.D. VVILLIAM CROOKES THRO, B.Agr., M.D. BRAYTON EARL FAILING, M.D. FRANK CONRAD IQEIL, M.D. EDWARD MURRAY WELLES, JR., A.B., M.D. THOMAS GRANT TOUSEY, M.D. ARTHUR WILLIAM ALBONES, M.D. Tllinhergrahuates HARRISON BETTS, A.B. EDWIN FRED GIBSON WILLIAM E. GLANVILLE JOHN FRANCIS KELLEY, A.B. CLARENCE HUBERT MACKEY WALTER HAROLD MCNEII,, JR. CLARENCE ARTHUR READ MALCOLM KINMOUTH SMITH WILLIAM P. ST. LAWRENCE EARL VINCENT SWEET, A.B. THEODORE FLETCHER MEAD, A.B. EDWIN STANLEY INGERSOLL, A.B. STEARNS SAMUEL BULLEN, A.B. HENRY R. MILLER, A,B. ALDIS ADELBERT JOHNSON, Ph.B. WALTER ANDERSON REITER NIAURICE HOPE GIVENS, Ph.B. 2 86 -,lx--.. , ,' -'-R: 'J Cvaabvi G: 3 1mTX Fo 0 1 wx! 04000 56 O P 4u xx, if -'1 - .-VM. A . ' - K 1415 iw n Q., .48 .n' .1.. 4 31.9 uw h' me ALPIIA BETA EPSILON ETA TI-IETA IoTA KAPPA LAMBDA . M L' XI . PI . R II o SIGMA UPsILoN , PHI PM BETA BETA BETA BETA BETA BETA BETA BETA BETA BETA BETA BETA BETA BETA BETA BETA ZETA . ETA . TIIETA . IOTA , ML' NL' XI . RIAIO . SIGMA . TAL' . UPsILoN PIII . CHI . Psi . GAMMA ALPHA GAMMA BETA . GAMMA GAMMA GAMMA DELTA GAMMA EPSILON GAMMA ETA . GAINIMA ZETA . GAMMA TIIETA GAMMA IOTA . GAMMA KAPPA GAMMA LAMBDA GAMMA MU . GAMMA NU . GAMMA XI . GAMMA OMICRON GAMMA PI . GAMMA RHO . GAMMA SIGMA GAMMA TAU . GAMMA UPSILON GAMMA PHI . GAMMA CHI . GAMMA Psi . DELTA ALPHA DELTA BETA . DELTA GAMMA DELTA TI-IETA DELTA DELTA DELTA ZETA . DELTA EPSILON DELTA ETA Q Sigma u Bull of Qflbapters 289 Virginia Military Institute University of Virginia Bethany College Mercer University University of Alabama Howard College North Georgia Agricultural College Washington and Lee University University of Georgia Kansas State University Emory College Lehigh University Missouri State University Vanderbilt University University of Texas Louisiana State University University of North Carolina Dc Pauw University Purdue University University of Indiana Alabama Polytechnical Institute Mount Union College State University of Iowa Ohio State University William Jewell College University of Pennsylvania University of Vermont North Carolina A, and M. College Rose Polytechnic Tulane University Leland Stanford, -Ir., University University of California Georgia School of Technology Northwestern University Albion College Stevens Institute of Technology Lafayette College Colorado School of Mines University of Oregon Cornell University State University of Kentucky University of Colorado University of VVisconsin University of Illinois University of Michigan Missouri State School of Mines 'Washington University University of West Virginia University of Chicago Iowa State College University of Minnesota University of Arkansas University of Montana University of Wasl1ington Syracuse University Case School of Applied Science Dartmouth College Columbia University Lombard University Pennsylvania State College VVestern Reserve University Oklahoma University University of Nebraska Sigma Gamma Theta Chapter Established December 7, IQOI 3511 jfanultatz THOMAS WHITNEY BENSON VVELSH CHARLES FREDERICK CLARK SMILEY BLANTON DENNIE HAMMOND UDALL Elin Uirhe DANIEL COOGAN VVILSON DELANO CLARK WVVILLIAM TIMOTHY DAIVION Tllinhergrahuatzs IQIO WITMER RUSSELL GARRETT SHELLER CLAYPOOL DAVID LEROY MIXSELL JOHN MORTON EATON JULIUS ZIEGET ARTHUR HEYWARD CI-IALLISS WILLIAM MITCHELL PRICE NEWTON TAYLOR ARMS HAROLD JOSEPH BABBIDGE HOOKER AUSTIN DOOLITTLE FRANK HENRY MARKHAM LAWRENCE DICKINSON BRAGG THURSTEN VAN VECHTEN ELY ROBERT RICHARD FREUD IQII EMIL RICHARD VVALDENBERGER VVILLIAM JOHN RYAN ALBERT RUSSELL IfNEALE CHARLES WALTON FITCH ARTHUR JEROME BARZAGHI MERRELL EDWARD CLARK ALLEN H.LXRDENBROOKE TOOLE GRENVILLE WARD PARKIN JOHN MOEEATT SWALM LESLIE MCKENDRICK WILLIAM PALEN ROSE 1 1912 1913 290 CLIFFORD COUTANT ROSE ANDREW HOWARD MCCLAY WALTER FREDERICK BURROUGHS HENRY ENGLEHARDT 36' WKQQQ W 'V' N' K 7 ' M 'wif' 152'- ' ' , i' I V 1 i ' h ' ,ALPHA BETA GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ZETA ETA THETA IOTA IQAPPA LAMBDA MU NU X1 OMICRON PI . RHO SIGMA TAU UPSILON PHI CHI Psi OMEGA ALPHA BETA ALPHA GAMMA ALPHA DELTA ALPHA EPSILON ALPHA ZETA . ALPHA ETA . ALPHA THETA ALPHA IOTA . ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA LAMBDA ALPHA M U . Qlpba appa appa Bull of Ebapters Dartmouth College College of Physicians and Surgeons, San Francisco Tufts Medical College University of Vermont . jefferson Medical College Long Island College Hospital Medical School College of Physicians and Surgeons, Chicago Bowdoin College Syracuse University Milwaukee Medical College . Cornell University . University of Pennsylvania . Rush Medical College Northwestern University Miami Medical College Ohio Medical University . A Denver and Gross MeclicallCollege , University of California . University of the South University of Oregon University of Nashville Vanderbilt University . University of Minnesota University of Tennessee Tulane University . University of Georgia . McGill University . University of Toronto . George Washington University Yale University University of Texas , University of Michigan University College of Medicine, Richmond, Va. . University of South Carolina St. Louis University 293 Qlpba appa appa Lambda Chapter, Cornell University Instituted March 7, IQOI ilannurarp Members AUSTIN FLINT, SR., M.D., LL.D. GORHAM BACON, M.D. MAX G. SCHLAPP, M.D. FREDERICK XVHITINGHAM, M.D OTTO SCHULTZE, A.M., M.D. FRANK S. FIELDER, A.B., MD G. L. GIBSON, A.B., M.D. JOHN F. CONNORS, M.D. GEORGE W. KUNZ, M.D. Zlctitme jllilzmhers I IO ALBERT E. SCHVVALLIE 9 GEORGE F. HOCH GERHARD L. MOENCH IQII JOHN H. BLAUVELT F. TIMOTHY DONOVAN THOMAS W. CAREY HENRY R. KUTIL THOMAS B. WOOD GEORGE T. BANKER 294 N 5 A.w lea-1 ALPHA BETA GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ZETA ETA THETA IOTA KAPPA LAMBDA MU . Founded at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 1864 Boll of Qlibaptzrs ' 2 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Sheffield Scientific School, Yale Stevens Institute of Technology Massachusetts Institute of Technology Columbia University Cornell University Lehigh University Purdue University Washington University Rose Polytechnic Institute Pennsylvania State College Iowa State University I Zeta Chapter ARTHUR STENNETT MARTIN JOHN ALFRED STALFORT HAROLD HALEORD JACOBS PAUL BROSIUS CHAMBERS GEORGE VALENTINE DUTNEY LUDWIG AULL EDGAR MONTGOMERY VVHITLOCK RONALD WILLIS POST EUGENE LIVINGSTON HARTMAN WILLIAM JAMES THORNE WALTER JOHNSON JOHN FREDERICK MINKE beta XI Established May 2, IQO3 RAY YYEAKLE GILDEA GEORGE BLACKMAN WAKELEY JOHN ALOYSIUS CAVANAGH WILLIAM KELLOGG WELLS DAVID WILLIAM SHILLING HARRY OSCAR UNDERHILL WILLIAM THOMAS KERR WILLIAM DUNGAN LAMDIN LEE FORNEY STRICKLER MAX JOHN MILLER JAMES EDMUND KELLY ANGEL GARCIA ARMENDARIZ FRED SHELDON 2 AUM' lu I1 'NHS I R!A !'lN1 i 'TU llvn A VV! Zllibeta Zlamhha bi HoLA1Es CHAPTER COOLEY CHAPTER . FINCH CHAPTER . BERKELEY CHAPTER . FREEMAN CHAPTER . XNILLIAM R. DAY CHAPTER ICENT CHAPTER . . LUERTON CHAPTER . Bull of Cllbapters 301 Dickinson College Detroit College Cornell University University of Georgia University of Tennessee 'Western Reserve University New York Law School University of Chattanooga Ulbeta lamhha bi Finch Chapter Established December I, 1903 WILLARD M. KENT WILLARD PORTER CHANDLER JOHN RUSSEL SPRAGUE DEWITT FRANKLIN WITZIG JAMES ALBERT BUNDY FOSTER ADELBERT HAIST OSCAR GEORGE MILLER CHARLES ALPHA HOWLAND ARTHUR JAMES JACOBS HOWARD ALBERT FLUCKIGER HENRY POWELL HOPKINS FREDERICK SHERMAN PARKER JUDGE R. A. GUNNISON HARRY CLARK BALDWIN ALEXANDER WILSON - WILLIAM FENIMORE CHILDS, JR. HENRY LAWRENCE HOWE CARLOS JAMES TOAN HAROLD LIVINGSTON CALDWELL WILLIAM HENRY GROTZ HERBERT PRATT LUCE CHARLES ALMON MCCORKLE HAL MCCARTY BLACK GAGE WASHBURN TIDD GEORGE J. MITCHELL EDWARD GODEREY LAWSON JAMES FERRIS MCKINNEY NEILL HOUSTON 302 N we u uf Zlraua j:I'HIEI'l1Itp Founded at University of Michigan IQO4 Bull uf Qlbaptzrs UNIX'ERSITX' Or AIICHIGAN . . LELAND STANFORD, JR., UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY or IQANSAS . . UNIVERSITY or NIEBRASKA . UNIVERSITY or CALIFORNIA OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY . I'IARV.-XRD UNIVERSITY . UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS . UNIVERSITY or PENNSYLVANIA . UNIVERSITY OF IVIINNESOTA UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI . CORNELL UNIVERSITY . PURDUE UNIVERSITY . UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO . YALE UNIVERSITY . COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY IOWA STATE COLLEGE . UNIVERSITY OF IOWA . . . 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FARNSWORTH MURRAY HOWES PAUL WEBSTER JONES ALLEN JAYNE WVARREN ADSIT MUNSELL FLOYD CARTER OVERTON Zin jfanultatz TOM BRUCE HYDE ARMIN GEORGE KESSLER SVVILLIAM ROY VVIGLEY RALPH NICLANE BOWMAN LEROY ALONZO WILSON Zin Ulirhe ARTHUR RAYMOND KEITH Grahuate Svtuhents' SIDNEY DANIEL SMITH Qlinhergrahuates REUBEN U. STEELOUIST LAYVRENCE COOPER RUMSEY GAY WVOLLENWEBER J. PAUL WAIT HORACE BRADY ROBINSON JR LESTER WILLIAM WALLACE MORROW PAUL WILDER C. PELTON 306 PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI Qlpba Cllbi ilkhu Founded at Trinity College 1895 Boll uf Qlbapters PSI , Trinity College CHI . Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute PHI . University of Pennsylvania OMEGA . Columbia University ALPHA . Lafayette College BETA , Dickinson College DELTA . Yale University EPSILON . Syracuse University ZETA University of Virginia ETA . Washington and Lee University THETA . 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ALPHA LAMBDA IOTA ALUMNAE E OMICRON ALUMNAE . appa Qlpba Founded 1870 33011 of Qllhapters Qlpbu Zaistrict Zkleta Bistrirt Belts Bistrirt Gamma ?JBistrict 347 beta Cornell University University of Vermont Toronto University Syracuse University Swarthmore College Woman's College of Baltimore Brown University Barnard College Adelphi College New York City Burlington, Vermont Syracuse, New York De Pauw University Indiana State University Butler College VVooster University University of Michigan Allegheny College Albion College Ohio State University Vanderbilt University Greencastle, Indiana Columbus, Ohio Indianapolis, Indiana Cleveland, Ohio Pittsburg, Pennsylvania University of Illinois University of Kansas University of Nebraska Northwestern University University of Minnesota University of Wiscoiisin University of Texas NVashington University Minneapolis, Minnesota Chicago, Illinois Kansas City, Missouri Stanford University University of California University of Washington Los Angeles, California Seattle, Wasliington MRS. MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS appa Qlpba Qibeta Iota Chapter Established 1881 JOHN HENRY COMSTOCK Zin Qlirhe EDWARD LEAMINGTON NICHOLS LOUIS MUNROE DENNIS ALBERT WILLIAM SMITH GEORGE RAY CHAMBERLAIN BENJAMIN KINGSBURG DAVID ROE LOIS WATSON WING OLIVE LOUELLA WHITSON EDITH ADAMS YOUNG ELIZA THEODORE DIOKERSON HELENA MARIAN DIXON JEAN FINDLAY POTTS MADELEINE SALLY AVERY Grahuates MRS. THOMAS LYTTLETON LYON MRS. ALBERT WRAY MRS. LOUIS PARDON SMITH MRS. LELAND VAN RENSSELAER MRS. WALLACE BROWN CECELIA AGNES LAW LILLIAN PEARL GREEN ETHEL CHRISTINE VVHITELEY Tllinhzrgrahuates 343 CORNELIA MARGARET SWITZER JEANETTE ELVA MCKENIZIE MARGARET CONNOR MARGARET ELIZABETH MANDEVILLE KATHERINE WILSON POTTS KATE NORTHRUP PHT . , BETA EPSILON BETA SIGMA Psi . . BETA TAU . BETA ALPHA BETA IOTA . GAMMA Rx-Io BETA UPSILON LAMBDA . BETA GAMMA BETA NU . BETA DELT.A XT. . . KAPPA . DELT.-X . IOTA . MU . . ETA . . BETA LAMBDA UPsILoN . EPSILON , CHI . . BETA ZETA . THETA . SIGMA . OMEGA . BETA MU . BETA X1 . BETA OMICRON PI. . . BETA ETA . BETA PI appa appa Gamma Founded 1870 Roll nf dlbapters Qlpbu Brohinrc Beta Bruhince Gamma Brohinrz Ezlta Rruhinrs Epsilon Brnbince izta 1Bruhincs 349 Boston University Barnard College Adelphi College Cornell University Syracuse University University of Pennsylvania Swarthmore College Allegheny College West Virginia State University Buchtel College Wooster University Ohio State University University of Michigan Adrian College Hillsdale College Indiana State University De Pauw University Butler College University of Wisconsin University of Illinois Northwestern University Illinois IfVesleyan University University of Minnesota Iowa State University Missouri State University Nebraska State University Kansas State University Colorado State University Texas State University Tulane University University of California Leland Stanford, Ir. ,University University of Washington appa kappa Gamma Psi Chapter Established 1883 MRS. WALTER FRANCES WILCOX MRS. NATHANIEL LAYIGARLING MRS. ARTHUR GORDON MRS. HENRY NEEDHAM MARY JOSEPHINE HULL Zin Qkirhe EMMA ALINDA LOTHROP JULIA MELOTTE MARION NICDERMOTT ANNA CLEGG STRYKE GRACE NEAL DOLSON iltinhergrahuatzs SARA FRANCES BURNS MARGARET HALLOWELL RIGGS CAROLINE ELIZABETH MERRY WILHELMINE WISSMANN QBeta Sigmaj GERALDINE EGGLESTON WATSON MARIANA MCCAULLEY CYNTHIA EGGLESTON SEELYE MARGARET BOULTON THORP LUCY SI-IEPARD CRAWFORD JANE DALZIEL MCKELWAY LOUISE TOWNSEND 350 :.A,wmsu1 r-mu. 1555 BETA . GAMMA ZETA . ETA , THETA IoTA . IC.-XPPA LAMBDA . MU . XI . OMICRON . RHO . SIGMA . TAU . UPSILON . PHI . CHI . Psi . OMEGA . . . BETA SIGMA ALUMNAE ETA UPsILoN ALUMNAE LAMBDA NU ALUMNAI-3 PHI OMEGA ALUMNAE CHI SIGMA ALUMNAE CHI UPsILoN ALUMNAE alta gamma Founded 1872 lknll ut Qllbapters 351 University of Washington University of Califomia Albion College Buchtel College University of Indiana University of Illinois University of Nebraska University of Minnesota University of Missouri University of Michigan Adelphi College University of Syracuse Northwestern University A University of Iowa .I Leland Stanford, jr.,YlUniversity University of Colorado Cornell University IfVoman's College of Baltimore University of Wisconsin Seattle, Washington Akron, Ohio Minneapolis, Minnesota Denver, Colorado Chicago, Illinois New York City alta Gamma ChiwChapter Established 1885 Zin Tllirbe MRS. H. C. ALLEN QPhij MRS. MRS MRS. MRS MRS. MRS. SAMUEL HOWARD BURNETT CLARK SUTHERLAND NORTI-IUP WILLIAM A. STOCKING, IR. ROLLA C. CARPENTER WVALTER LONG WILLIAMS HERBERT CHARLES ELMER MADGE SMITH Tllinbergrahuates FANNY GARDNER SELDEN RUTH INGALLS STONE HELEN MAGDALENE BRICKMAN PAULINE BROWNING BROOKS LUANNA MZATTISON CARMAN GERTRUDE DAVIS KELLOGG LULU OPHELIA SMITH BARBARA BENJAMIN MARY GOULD CROSSMAN LOUISE DAVIS IQATHARINE STEWART .TESTER MABEL EATON KELLOGG ETHEL IWAY WILLIAMS ANNA BTIRIAM CASSELL ESTHER CLOUDMAN DUNN HARRIET ELIZA WATERMAN 352 .ALPHA BETA GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ZETA ETA THETA IOTA KAPPA LAMBDA MU NU X1 Qlpba bi Founded at Syracuse University 1872 Boll of Qlhapters Syracuse University , . Northwestern University . De Pauw University . Cornell University . Minnesota University Baltimore College Boston University . University of Michigan . University of VVisconsin . . Leland Stanford, Ir., University . University of California . . Barnard College . . University of Nebraska . University of Toronto . Chicago Alumnae Central New York Alumnae Boston Alumnae Minnesota Alumnae New York City Alumnae Southern Alumnae Western New York Alumnae Southern California Alumnae 353 1872 1881 1887 1889 1890 1891 1883 1892 1896 1889 1901 1903 1906 1906 Qlpba hi Delta Chapter Established 1889 1511 Uhlrhz MRS. EDWARD BRADFORD TITCHENER MRS, EDWARD GUILD WYCKOFF MRS. WILLIAM BENJAMIN FITE MRS. CLARENCE FLOYD HIRSHFELD MRS. BLIN SILL CUSHMAN GRACE SEELY ALICE HUTCHINSON EVELYN THOMAS MARTHA E. DICK EDITH F. BALLENTINE META BECKER ETHEL FOGG AGNES HENDERSON Qbrahuatz Uinhergrahuatz 1909 NAN R. WILLSON I9IO MARY STONE 1 QI 1 1912 IQI3 354 MRS. HOWARD WAIT RILEY ALICE GERTRUDE SMITH MADELINE ESTELLE BERGEN HELEN STONE ALLIENE DAVIS MABEL BENNETT NINA VAN DYNE ISABEL WATSON SARAH E. BARNHOLT PAULA KISO CORDELIA MCNEES GERTRUDE MARVIN IRENE OSTERKAMP E A.wR 3n :mu-. Elin ALPHA . P1 . . NU . OMICRON KAPPA . ZETA . SIGMA . THETA . DELTA . GAMMA . EPs1LoN RHO . Qlpba QBmiufnn i Founded 1 897 3KulI of Qibapters Barnard College Newcomb College - New York University Law School University of Tennessee Randolph-Macon Women University of Nebraska University of California De Pauw University Tufts College University of Maine Cornell University Northwestern University Qlumnae Qibapters New York City San Francisco Providence Boston New Orleans 356 's College Qlpba QBmirrun Bi Epsilon Chapter Established 1908 MRS. Nr,-XTHANIEL SCHMIDT IOSEPHINE BRITTON CATHARINE MOORE ALLEN MARGUERITE MAY HALSTED MILDRED ARVILLA MOSIER MARTAN DARVILLE KATHARINE AGNES DONLON AGNES IWARIE DOBBINS lin Udrhe IS.-XBELLE STONE Qbrahuates Mnbsrgtahuatefi 357 MRS. BENJAMIN DUGGAR IWARY ALIDA FITCH LOTTIE MOORE KETCHAM MATTIE DURELL BODINE NIELITA HAMILTON SKILLEN MABEL GRACE DE FOREST ELSA GUERDRUM EDVIGE HARRIET DRAGONETTI . alta Zeta Beta Chapter Established 1908 Ratrunesszs MRS. WILLIAM S. BARNARD MRS. DAVID F. HOY MRS. RALPH S. TARR Ulinhergrahuatzs IQIO MARGUERITE DECKER IDA E. NIGHTINGALE NIILDRED V. D. MCIQAY 1911 E ELEANOR M. EDWARDS ERMA C. LINDSAY MABELLE HOBART EDNA M. FOSTER 1912 IRENE B. GLADDING 1913 ABBIE L. DIBBLE GERTRUDE W. YOUNG IRENE I. BROOKS NIARGUERITE DOUGLASS 358 ALPHA BETA DELTA EPs1Lov ZETA ii Q - ' 5 CEE IIIIIIIIIIII , alta Zeta Founded at Miami University 359 Miami University Cornell University De Pauw University Indiana State University University of Nebraska Q ', , f QW: .. ,-' 5:55 ,. D: 1. I gf, in if : 3' w NIV' A if ., 'f'w' F14 .9 ' cf--A A.. .....,i.V - bennigbtlp MRS. G. NASMYTH CECIL NIABEE HELENE G. LECHMAN GENEVIEVE MURRAY FRANCES BELL MARION BERGER LAURA T. COOPER RUTH B. HOFFSTEN EDITH NIUNSELL BERTHA MORGAN EMMA SPEED BERYL CURTIS IWILDRED DERRICK EDITH MCCULLY HARRIET M. T. SKERRETT DOROTHY CURTIS 360 , A . , 4 -v CATHARINE MOORE ALLEN SARA FRANCES BURNS NIARY STEARNS HEFFENGER RUTH BERTHA HOFFSTEN CORNELIA AURORA IWCIVIASTER EDITH MTAY OSBORNE MARGARET HALLOWELL RIGGS FANNY GARDNER SELDEN RUTH INGALLS STONE OLIVE LOUELLA WHITSON 361 EH PIHD SARAH ELIZABETH BARNHOLT PAULIINE BROWNING BROOKS MARTHA EMILY DICK BEATRICE ESCHNER ANNA WAGNER KEICHLINE CARRIE KNOLL MASON LULU OPHELIA SMITH CHRISTINA MILLS STIVERS CORNELIA MARGARET SWITZER RHODA FOUQUET WHITE 362 SLHUJATFS Ei 5 ST MES .fffs I ,iggvf ' ,V J- N-JH f 'j,,J fx i N Qfficers ' .f. RA F. l3l'R.'.' . . I I'L'.'idL'IIl ' RISTINA KI. ST 'Q 5 , . K . Rx' Cf VROSS5 . N . Sfr-tfzrj . Aiilil. T 'f N I. L JV, I. Cflouncil .. .,,f . 'Q -1 IW A v Ll 1 I' al Im' R,,i 2-: in ..:-1 n I 1 X, . 1: 0 I. fd D ik, I stiff-fb 'O 'VX-E VH 1 A' Qi- r - l ' ll. .i ,n-v--6 'ff l, N I x ...A ,,,,, I! 4, 'll., 3 R L, 'iififgeigig , ' fj M XS ' A ' ii 5.11 I f Lu IXIIRIEL PVLXZJUII A vm IA 1 IA L L ' 1 I XX NI I IXIII am, I nuszznz . li l L c Q 1' ' 1IRS..XNIJRliW.D. XVIIITE MRS. CHARLES H. BLOOD MRS. E, L. XVILLIAMS MRs.C.A,MAR'r1N 5 BIISS ELLEN B. CANFIELD SARA F. BURNS CHRISTINA M.ST1vERs GERTRUDE D. IiELLOGG PAULINE B. BROOKS RIABEL E. ISIELLOGG RIARY G. CROSSMAN EDNA CAFLISCH Q l, L -,. ' -E H1 fl I I, I awk 1 II I 1. f is 12 4 fl ill .ia-Ig , gill. ' 'C X .Ii ' . . .9 LLM N mud . Ta.. ' x. A .--A .- .I I 3 L 41 uXh.fsg'1-,xlXQ,,x, , - -i . L, ,I A -,- 'ffl'-. 4 ' 2 , H N X dk. n K- u JMX I W ' E1-sax-'LX 'x rim ' , , ' A 10 F 9 S 363 -,l .v P Lffmfafq nmuvgwzmd ' X X ' 1 . ,n ' I I ' , T 3 F .Ag f T WW:- Z 1 . , Bi. . MARY S. HEEFENGER IDA E. NIGHTINGTXLE KATHERINE POTTS NIARIANNA NICCAULLEY RHODA VVHITE . MILDRED EVANS . DOROTHY COLBY AGNES M. ICALMBACH ,siocgefz Qffinzrs 364 I, Av' r N 5. tv f .. 'I 1 I t ft P Ek it T IQ' :vj' E ri T wr 1 J n . President Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer . Stage .Manager . A ssistant Stage M avrager . . Property M artager Assistant Property M cmager F + Y 5znior Qucietp IQ 2, 4h-J., I -.. I , r ' ' IRQ' Us 0:2 I M55 fr' zcv:-.2-.Q f Q5'0 ' 5 rf.-J ., Sphinx Zbeah WILLIAM ALDEN BACKUS HENRX' HOXVARD BENNETT CLEMENT EDWARDS CHASE JOHN ARYINE CLARK WILLIAM BROOKS CLIET ALFORD WILKINSON CONKLIN EDWARD STANISLAU CROSBY JOHN AMBROSE DURKAN NEWMAN EBERSOLE RICHARD CHILTON GANO STANTON GRIEEIS ERNEST CLARK HEG ROY BULLARD HOLBROOK RUSSELL BLAIR HURLBURT HAROLD HILL JONES LYMAN COLLINS JUDSON FRANK BURNETT KELLEY GEORGE IRVING KENT HENRX' ANDREW KIEP, JR. FRANK HARRINGTON MCCORMICK THOMAS LEO MILLER DOUGLAS JOHNSTON MILLER FREDERIC JANSEN NOYES JOSEPH CROCKER SIBLEY JOHN PHILIP SWIFT ' ROY TAYLOR ANDREW JOSEPH WHINERY HARRY NATHANIEL WILSON HOBART CONE YOUNG 367 Svcninr bociztp 'EJ R, .3 5 A- 1-. 9 Lv Qauill anh agger LAWRENCE ROBERT BANDLER ROLLO KIAIBALL BLANCHARD GILBERT HOLAIES CRAWFORD, JR. NIAXIMILIAN ELSER, JR. EDXVARD EASSON GOODYVILLIE DONALD STUART GRAY ARTHUR CHAPIN HASTINGS, JR. TMALCOLM SLEIGHT JONES CLARENCE VINCENT LALLY WKVILLIAM WADE MATCHNEER GEORGE FRANKLIN POND CLARENCE JAMES POPE PERCY JAMES TAYLOR ARTHUR FREDERICK TYDEMAN THEODORE WHITE PAUL WILLIAMS SAMUEL WILLIAMS LOUIS RITZEMA BOGERT SARGENT GLENN HOFFMAN ANDREW PARK KELLY MAXIMILIAN F. T. SMITH RODNEY OLIN WALBRIDGE 369 Sfunior Qnrietp pa , go Zllepb bamanb EDMUND BURKE LIAGNER EDNVARD GAUL NIACARTHUR DAX'ID AUSTIN HOWARD HENRY JOSEPH KIMEALL BURWICK BRUCE WOOD SAMUEL FREDERICK NIXON ROBERT QUINTON KEASBEY' JAMES OLIVER WINSLOW JOHN EDGAR THOMSON SEWELL NAMES ROY LEE LEVENTRY EDGAR STOWE WHEELAN WILLIAM NIELVILLE AITCHISON PHILIP LEWIS DAY ARTHUR MEREDYTH ROBERTS EDWIN EVERETT SHERIDAN LE GRAND DE GRAPE SIMSON ELMER ELLSWORTH THOMPSON CLARENCE NEWTON SEAGRAVE WALKER FAIRFIELD PETERSON HOWARD ADDISON LINCOLN 371 , I Svophomnre Svnriztp K, A, f '. .. Bxxxxskzxxx V 1912 Eunstan ELBERT HALL BAKER, JR. ERNEST FLETCHER BOWEN CURTIS DELIXNO WALTER GEORGE DISTLER GEORGE STEYVART DONNAN WILLIAM PATRICK FERGUSON CLINTON BROOKS FERGUSON KARL WILLIAM GASS JOHN ALVIN HIGH ROBERT TUSSEY ISETT ARMIN KRUTZSCH JOHN MOORE MCDERMOTT WILLIAM EDWARD MUNK FRANK MOORE JOHN JOSEPH O!CONNOR ERNEST HAROLD TEAGLE CHARLES PORTER WEEKES 373 Citi! Engineering Svnsiztp I n A uh anh Bob EDWIN WARNER BROOKS CLEMENT EDWARDS CHASE HERBERT HAGGAS CONWAY EDWIN ARCHIBALD FRASER JOHN ELLZY HAYDEN ERNEST FREDERICK HETTRICK HENRY ANDREW KIEP, IR. THOMAS RICE ROLLO JOHN WALTER SMITH JOHN ALFRED STALFORT FREDERICK VIEWEG 375 Glibil Engineering Society Of '11, . ,M . - if igpramih H. N. OGDEN D. DERIOKSON C. H. WATSON G. D. ELLSWORTH P. Z. HORTON ROY HOLBROOK H. H. JONES M. R. WATSON C. E. ERTOKSON ROY TAYLOR F. L. STEARNS E. M. WHITLOCK E. H. LEGGETT F. F. OHRT E. L. HARTMAN E. L. SMITH - E. E. THOMPSON W. M. AITCHISON L. NAMES W. GAVETT A. J. DILLENBECK 377 Emil 'Engineering Society :JJ iemapbnre A CHARLES LEE CRANDALL ERNEST WILLIAM SIIODER FRANCIS J, SEERY JXVILLIAM BROOKS CLIFT LORING KLING VVARNER JOHN WILLIAM HURLEY FRANK STEWART HOPKINS JVILLIS TILLMAN SPIVEY HERBERT DURWARD KNEELAND HARRY RALPH STANDIFORD 'WILLIAM OTTO MUENCH MERWIN ARMSTRONG JOSEPH ALEXANDER DICKINSON JESSE LYNN GIBBS CLAYTON PEARSON CANNON EARLE BARRETT HOLDREDGE CLARENCE HERBERT DAVIDSON JOHN MORGAN SILL , VICTOR ALBERT STIBOLT EDWARD HOOKER TAYLOR CLAUDE MARTIN THIELE HENRY PAUL BLUMENAUER 379 Svcninr Hgrirultural Qncietp Zlaehwa ROY DAVID ANTHONY GROVER COORS WALTER WARREN FISK VINCENT JAMES FROST FREEMAN STEEL JACOBY FRANK BURNETTE KELLEY HAROLD NEWTON IQUTSCHBACH THOMAS JOSEPH MCINERNEY NELSON RUSK PEET GAD PARKER SCOVILLE ROY JOHN SHEPARD HOBART CONE YOUNG 381 beninr mzhiral Smcietp Shelatus Epunnrarp J-Members EDWARD JOSEPH KELLY CHESTER LAWRENCE EDWARD BARKER Qctine Members CLARENCE HERBERT MACKEY JOHN FRANCIS IQELLY, AB. HAROLD LOUIS HALL NILS OSCAR LUNDELL CLARENCE ARTHUR REED FRANCIS JOSEPH MCCORMICK JKVALTER HAMMOND BRUNDAGE VVILLIAM P. ST. LAWRENCE EDWIN FRED GIBSON JAMES FRANCIS VAVASOUR WALTER HAROLD MCNEILL, JR GEORGE FRANCIS HOCH JOHN CHESTER CARMER 382 LOUIS FUERTES C. A. MARTIN I. HEBRARD H. E. BAXTER E. L. BULLOCK, JR. D. A. CARMICHAEL L. G. HALLBERG, JR. F. F. HANBIDGE H. W. HELMER C. R. ARMSTRONG D. F. CRANE C. H. CULI. I. M. HARRISON H. O. HAYES N. H. KIRKPATRICK T. R. LUDLAM Qrcbitectllrnl Society Z 'C 'X Lf , .f fs,-'- .-yn'-5..,TLI ' ..i- - ..- --7 ' , Q' ,, I ,- , ' ','II.x,1'- . I Iv' x 5 l :-ill! A 43,24 ' ?L'Q9gihe Members ibnnorarp R. L. BACRUS O. M. BRAUNER Qrtihz 383 N. GIBBS C. PHELPS S. GUTSELL B. RIIOADES P. WARD I L. BOWMAN V. BURGER S. DUOKWORTH W. B. ELDRED W. JOHNSON C. KERR W. O. KRUSE T. E. . E. MAGNUSON D. MERRILL MURRELL . N. PUTNAM Zlrrbiterturnl Sm cietp I AILHJUU . Y 7615 lfwih' A 'H GAR I 1 GL ANDREW' DICKSON XVHITE CHARLES BABCOCK CLARENCE AUGLYSTINE IXIARTIN JEAN HEBRARD ALBERT CHARLES PHELPS HIRAM SAMUEL GUTSELL GEORGE ROGER THOMPSON JOSEPH MZITCHELL KELLOGG HARRY RALPH ALLEN CHARLES RICE ARMSTRONG HUBERT EUGENE BAXTER LOUIS RITZEMA BOGERT EDWARD LIPPINCOTT BULLOCK, IR. DANIEL ARCHIE CARMICHAEL DAVID CLOSE COMSTOCK CLARENCE HARVEY CULL BERTRAM POORE FLOYD 335 EDWARD EASSON GOODWILLIE LAYVRENCE GUSTAVE HALLBERG JR FRANK FINDLEY H.ANBIDGE ISAAC B1ERRITT HARRISON HARRY XVHITE HELMER ERIC TREVOR HUDDLESTON WILLIAM ERWIN HUMPHREY, I NORTON HEATH KIRKPATRICK FRANCIS SCOTT LEHMANN TOMAS MAPUA HORIACE WHITTIER PEASLEE ROBERT BLEE RHOADS WILLIS MILEY ROSE WALTER GUSTAV SCHAEFFER JOHN WALTER SMITH LEE ARDEN THOMAS VANCE WILEY TORBERT LEROY PIERPONT WARD .ft-15' Grahuate Svcientifi: :fraternity 5.799 .ASH 1' ' I O QQ f . 1 J., I X! I 4 Gamma Zllpba GEORGE FRANCIS ATKINSON ERNEST BLAKER ARTHUR WESLEY BROWN JOHN ANTHONY COMSTOCK GEORGE CHARLES EMBODY WALTER STEBBINS FORD LOUIS AGASSIZ FUERTES ABRAM TUCKER IQERR ARTHUR AUGUSTUS ALLEN FRANK GIBBS ANDERSON FRANKLIN MORTIER BARRUS LEON DEXTER BATCHELOR ARTHUR GRAHAM BIERMA JAMES ADRIAN BIZZELL JAMES CHESTER BRADLY MAXWELL JAY DORSEY SIDNEY LONGMAN GALPIN LEONARD HASEMAN WILLIAM ATWOOD HILTON WILLIAM EDWARD HOGAN ARTHUR EARL HOULEHAN LEWIS KNUDSON VERANUS ALVA MOORE JAMES GEORGE NEEDHAM WILLIAM EUGENE PIPER CHARLES ALBERT PUBLOW DONALD REDDICK WILLIAM ALBERT RILEY HAROLD ELLIS ROSS ELMER SETH SAVAGE BENJAMIN FREEMAN KINGSBURY ALEXANDER DYER MCGILLIVRAY HERBERT HICE WHETZEL JOHN SANFORD SHEARER GEORGE FREDERICK WARREN JOHN THOMAS LLOYD NLERRIS MICKEY MCCOOL ROBERT MATHESON EDWIN CHARLES MAYER IRVING COLES PETTIT HUGH DANIEL REED JOHN LYON RICH FRED FLOYD SHETTERLY ALBERT ALEXANDER SOMERVILLE WILLIS TILLMAN SPIVEY CHARLES ARTHUR STEWART CHARLES LEOPOLD WALKER GORRELL ROBERT WHITE ARTHUR JOHN WILSON ALBERT HAZEN WRIGHT 386 dbrnhuute Scientific jfratcrnitp Gamma Qlpba Founded at Cornell University 1899 Bull of Qllhapters CORNELL UNIVERSITY JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY DARTIIOUTII COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 387 WILLIAM COLLORD ACKLIN ROSS PETER ANDERSON JOSEPH CHURCH ANDREWS ALFRED WILKINSON CONKLIN RALPH MILTON CRUMRINE HOOKER AUSTIN DOOLITTLE NEWMAN EBERSOLE JAMES CONANT HAYWARD GUSTAV ERNST FREDRICK LUNDELL JOHN GORDON MARTIN LELAND BERTLEY MOWRY VASCO EMILIO NUNEZ ROMNEY CLAYTON PATTERSON Qibzmistrp Society Q-41 If A . l blc ALBERT GORDON PETERKIN, JR. DAVID SHEPARD PRATT HAROLD EATON RIEGGER SIDNEY WINTERS SHATTUCK FRED FLOYD SHETTERLY VERNE SKILLMAN FRANKLIN HIRAM SMITH RAYMOND TEMPLETEDN SMITH VINTON LOGAN STALEY THOMAS WHITNEY BENSON WELSH GORRELL ROBERT XNHITE WARD BENJAMIN VVHITE GUSTAV OSCAR ZELLER 388 Rlilitnrp 5orIetp I I Z 5, I , 5 .X , -.S . 0555 xp 7 AH-lj 5 , f' . 3+ :S .1 ga Ay N ,- , 1443, , A fa- . f..,-ff: ' In -'AH . Svrahharh anh Blake Founded at the University Of VViSCO1'1SiI1 ERVIN L FRANK A WILLIAM WILLIAM ANDREW SAMUEL SMITH ROLPH FRANCIS SMITH MARLOW CHARLES WALTON FITCH CLEMENT EDWARDS CHASE BLAINE BUTLER RAMEY GEORGE WALTER BLAIR OUIS PHILLIPS RTHUR BARTON PERCY VAN NESS FITZHUGH ENDRESS DICKSON WHITE MARION ROSS WATSON HARRY RALPH STANDIFORD CLAUDE MARTIN THIELE CLIFFORD CONTANT ROSE CLARENCE JUDD EVANS ARTHUR WENDELL DE REVERE A. TOM KNIGHT 389 ll , J, , my 9 liwlfii fi l u : -nf' Hi 2 3-if fr, in ug, mg zv- :sr jig: 5 -W rifrifcigr n if E r 8 -, I , r I x . . .. .3 - 4' ,mc f -.,. 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Crandall Harold Bartlett Curtis Lucy May Day Louise Fargo Brown William Silliman Foster William Alley Frayer Louise Harriette Atwater Dane Lewis Baldwin Lawrence Gale Bennett Florence Estelle Bibbins Frederic Corss Church Robert Earl Coulson Annetta Marie Dieckmann Roscoe Claudius Edlund Allan H. Gilbert Millard Van Marter Atwood Sarah Elizabeth Barnholt Hymen Max Barr Anna Eleanora Biddle Mary Marcus Blitzstein Llewellyn Morgan Buell Sara Frances Burns Wallace Everett Caldwell Dorothy Colby Laura Turner Cooper Henry White Edgerton George Silk Barnum Harriet Nebe Bircholdt Jacob Cohen James Strode Elston isbi Etta appa 3312111 Quark Glbeta Qllbapter ESTABLISHED MAY 28, 1882 MADISON BENTLEY .. .. .. .. ,, .. .. President CLARK SUTHERLAND NORTHUP .. Secretary WALTER BUCKINGHAM CARVER .. .. .. ., . Treasurer FREDERIC Cokss CHURCH .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Registrar Executive Committee with the above officers LANE COOPER A ELFRIEDA Hoci-IBAUM POPE Members in the jfacultp Herbert Charles Elmer Albert Bernhardt Faust William Albert Finch Willard James Fisher Roswell Clifton Gibbs Arthur Gordon George VVilliam Harris Gilbert Dennison Harris James Morgan Hart Alfred Hayes, Jr. Charles Henry Hull Jeremiah Whipple Jenks Alfred Harrison Jones George William Jones Edwin Walter Kemmerer Richard Ray Kirk Joseph Vance McKelvey James McMahon James Frederick Mason Besihent Members Roscoe Claudius Edlund William Silliman Foster Edward Augustus George Antoinette Greene William Elliot Griffis Florence Dora Ingham Raymond Watson Jones Henry Thomas Kent, Jr. Mary Douglass Judd Mann William Judson Marsh Frank Millett Morgan Carleton Chase Murdock Elfrieda Hochbaum Pope Floy Howell Roberts George Frederick Rogalsky Qrahuatz Stuhznts Qtlertzh Arthur Gordon Antoinette Greene in 1909 Mildred Sherwood McArthur Glaze' nf 1909 Elsie Lindsay Gwyn Fritz Fernow Flora Madge Hartman Pauline Eshner Hirsh Queenie Northrop Horton Eugene Jackson Loring DeLacy Jones Freda Kiso John Llewellyn Kuschke 0111555 uf 1910 Beatrice Eschner Benjamin Strauss Galland Mary Stearns Heffenger Ruth Bertha Hoffsten Tunfu Hu Laura Katherine Johnson John R, Knipfing Ignace Levinson Edith Taylor Loux Cornelia Aurora McMaster Edith Josephine Munsell Glass nf 1911 Ethel Doreen Frost Stella Heilbrunn Charles Roland Hugins Erma Campbell Lindsay Benton Sullivan Monroe Clark Sutherland Northup Ervin Louis Phillips Clarence Albert Pierce Paul Russel Pope Arthur Ranum VVilliam Albert Riley Martin Wright Sampson Jacob Gould Schurman Henry Augustus Sill John Robert Sitlington Sterrett William Strunk, Jr. Frank Thilly Charles Mellen Tyler Lucien Augustus Wait Herbert Hice Whetzel Andrew Curtis White Walter Francis Willcox James Albert Winans Harry Edwin Smith Ruby Bell Smith VVilliam Hazlitt Smith Bessie Frances Speed Louisa Stone Stevenson Isabel Stone Margaret Atwell Stone Amelia Esty Stowell Anne Browning Butler Sturgis Radoslav Andrea Tsanoff Newton Foster Vail Andrew Dickson White Helen Magill White Charles Hamilton Williams Roger Butler Williams Joseph Vance McKelvey Ernest Henry Riedel Mary Violet Waite Rhoda Grace Mix Frank Millett Morgan Sara Davis Provost Frederick Adolph Rice Eva Winifred Rorty Harold Montelle Stephens Bessie Cleveland Stern Margaret Atwell Stone Harrison Ray Weaver Ida Ethelstone Nightingale James Cyril O'Brien Margaret Hallowell Riggs William Fletcher Russell Rachel Selecter Maud Miriam Sheldon Isabel Shepard Jeanette Amalie Stern Esther Toor Lizzie Edith Van Denburgh Sara Catharine Walsh Ross Hamlin McLean Henry George Seipp Emma Romelia Speed Elizabeth Undritz I vm BNI 'X Sigma Xi D Prcsidvvxi, B. F. KINIPSIJLTRX' I 1 ' YW - 'I'zc'I'n'sI'I1'vIIt, A. W, SMITH LQOYTCSPUDIJI-11K SI-rrulary, J, NICAIAHON 'g Gfficers 190921910 FRED LEE ACKERMAN CALVIN DODGE ALBERT ARTHUR AUGUSTUS ALLEN GEORGE FRANCIS ATKINSON YVILLIAM NICHOLS BARNARD FRED ASA BARNES JAMES THEOPILUS BARRETT ISAAC BI.-ADISON BENTLEY JAMES ADRIAN BIZZELL ERNEST BLAKER H.ARRX' BATES BROWN JAMES CHESTER BRADLEY ARTHUR XVESLEY BROWSE ORMOND BUTLER XVALTER BUCRINGHAM CARYER EMILE BKIONNIN CHAAIOT IRVING PORTER CHURCH CHARLES FREDERICK CLARK ANNA BOTSFORD COMSTOCK JOHN HENRY COAISTOCK LUZERNE COVILLE CLYDE FIRMAN CRAIG JOHN CRAIG CHARLES LEE CRANDALL BLINN SILL CUSHMAN LOUIS MUNROE DENNIS BOYD COE DENNISON HERMAN DIEDERICHS HERBERT GROVE DORSEY MERYIN DRESBACH BENJAMIN NIINGE DUGGAR ALBERT CYRUS DURAND ELIAS JUDAH DURAND GEORGE CHARLES EMBODY PIERRE AUGUSTINE FISH MARY ALIDA FITCH WILLIAM BENIAMIN FITE ALEXANDER HARDIE FORMAN HENRY NORTH FREAR. LOUIS AGASSIZ FUERTES HENRY PHELPS GAGE SIMON HENRY GAGE SUSANNA PHELPS GAGE ALEXANDER SARKIS GALAJIKIAN SIDNEY LONGMAN GALPIN LUDWIG REINHOLD GEISSLER ROSWELL CLIFTON GIBBS ARTHUR WITTER GILBERT ADAM CAPEN GILL DAVID CLINTON GILLESPIE HORACE WADSWORTH GILLETT HARRY ALEXIS HARDING I Zin the ji-lflziziral Clllullegz, 332211 WILLIAM J. ELSER JAMES EVVING JEREMIAH SWEETSER FERGUSON ikssihexit fiilembers 190911910 GILBERT DENNISON HARRIS EUGENE ELWIN 1-IASRELL LLUD BRYANT LIAYES GLENN WASHINGTON HERRICR PIOXYARD DRYSDALE HESS WILLIAM ATWOOD HILTON CLARENCE FLOYD HIRSHFELU PERCY HODGE GRANT SHERMAN Hf7I'KlNS IJAVIII FLETCHER HOY ANIJREXY PIUNTER JOHN IRWIN I'IU'l'CH!NSON TIENRY SYLVESTER JACUHV VLADIMIR AQARAPETUFF ABRAM TCCKER ICERR ARMIN GEORGE KESSLER DEX1'ER SIMPSON IQIAIBALL BENJAMIN FREEMAN KINGSBURY AI.-XRGUERITE HEMPSTEAD KINGSBLVRX' LEWIS ICNUDSON FRED HUTTON KRKUGER JAMES LANV RLTISERT PHINNY LAY ORA BIINER LELAND KENNETH CARTER LIVERAXORE LIARRY HOLISER LOYE GUSTAV ERNST FREDRICR LUNDELL THOXI.-XS LYTTLETON LYON GEORGE IROBERT MCDERMOTT ALEXANDER DYER N1ACGILLIN'R:XX' JAMES BICMAITON ALBERT IQUSSELL BJANN HIXRRIET1' MARIE MARTIN ROBERT MATHESON EDYVIN CHARLES NIAYER ERNEST NIERRITT EDXX'ARD RUSSELL IVIINNS FRED A, FIOLBY GEORGE SYLVANUS MOLER VERANUS ALVA MOORE CARLETON CHASE MURDOCR GEORGE WILLIAM NASMYTI-I JAMES GEORGE NEEDHAM EDSON HOYT NICHOLS EDNVARD LEAMINGTON NICHOLS HENRY HU1'CHINSON NORRIS HENRY NEELY OGDEN WILLIAM RIDGLEY ORNDORFF FREDERICK WILLIAM OWENS HELEN BREWSTER OWENS IRVING PERRINE CLARENCE ALBERT PIERCE THOMAS WOOD HASTINGS WILLIAM MECRLENEERG POLK JOHN ROGERS 391 Trcuszrrvr, H. RIES Ifl'lTl7fd'1'7'lg ScrrclI7r3', E. J. DURAND D.NVID SHEPARD PRATT EUGENE HENRY PRESWICK ARTHUR RANLIBI DONALD REDDICK H.'XRRY VVESTFALL REDFIELD JAMES EDWARD RICE JOHN LYON RICH FLOYD KIXRICER RICHTMYER HEINRICH RIES VVILLIAAI ALBERT RILEY IQALPH CHAPMAN RODGERS NVILLARD AVINFIELD ROIVLEE SHIRO SAND XVILL M. SAXVDON JACOB PARSONS SCHAEFFER ERNEST VVILLIAM SCHODER FRANCIS ROBERT SHARPE JOHN SANFORD SHEARER PEARL GERTILUDE SHELDON SUTHERLAND SIMPSON ALBERT XVILLIAM SMITH RUBY G, BELL SMITH VIRGIL SNYDER EDGAR KIRKE SUPER CHARLES ARTHUR STEWART WILLIAM ALONZO STOCRING ANNA CLEGG STRYKE GEORGE WALTER TAILBY. JR. JOHN HENRY TANNER HAWLEY OTIS TAYLOR MARTIN BUEL TINKER EDNVARD BRADFORD TITCHENER DENNIE HAMMOND UDALL GEORGE BURR UPTON OSCAR DIEDRICH VON ENGELN ERRETT WALLACE GEORGE FREDERICK WARREN MARY WHITSON WARREN HERBERT JOHN WEBEER THOMAS WHITNEY BENSON WELSH HERBERT HICE WHETZEL GUY MONTROSE VVHIPPLE GORRELL ROBERT VVHITE PAUL J. WHITE HENRY SI-IALER WILLIAMS WALTER LONG WILLIAMS CHARLES ACOON WILSON HENRY HIRABT WING EUGENE HARPER XVOOD ALBERT HAZEN WRIGHT FLOYD ROBINS WRIGHT ark City MAX GUSTAV SCHLAPP CHARLES GEORGE LEWIS WVOLE A T l au Beta Ei Delta Of New York Founded January 17, IOIO jfacultp Members HOWARD DRYSDALE HESS FRED HUTTON KROGER HENRY SYLVESTER JACOBY SCOTT B. LILLY ALBERT C. PHELPS WILLIAM EUGENE PIPER Erahunte btullent P. BAIN, JR. Ebarter jllilemhets of the Elass nf 1910 . mechanical Engineers WILLIAM ALDEN BACKUS ERWIN CHURCHILL HORTON WALTER LEE BARTHOLOMEW HENRY LAWRENCE HOWE, JR. IRENUS AUGUSTUS BATT WALTER KNAPP RUDOLE AUGUSTUS BOLZE ALBERT OSBORN LOOMIS GEORGE MARCE COLGATE ELMER TAYLOR MCCARTHY WILLIAM DAVID CRAIG LELAND ALRIC HOUGHTON MERRIHEW JOHN WILLIAMS DAVIS JOSEPH FRANKLIN PUTNAM ROGER SPENCER GILCREAST BLAINE BUTLER RAMEY CHARLES PHILIP GROSS MERLIN RUSHER EDWARD THOMAS TURNER Eihil Engineers JOHN DAVID ANDERSON FRANCIS RAYMOND NITCHIE HERBERT SINCLAIR FAIRBANK ANTONIO SEBASTIAN OTERO CARROLL REDE HARDING FREDERICK JAMES SHUTTLEWORTH LIONEL MONTEFIORE LEVINE BERNARD WICH JULIUS ZIEGET Zlrrbitert WILLIAM ERWIN HUMPHREY, JR. Elections from the Elass of 1911 Mechanical Engineers FRANKLIN DAVIS JOSEPH CONDIT MCCUNE CLARENCE VINCENT ELLIOTT HENRY PROBASCO REID CHARLES KENNETH GETCHELI. CHESTER STEVENS RICKER STANLEY BURNS KENT HARLEY TRASK WHEELER EDWARD PERRY WILSON Eihil Engineers ARVIN J. DILLENBECK JOHN RAYMUND HOFFERT LUTHER D. EMMERT ALBERT TILFORD JOHNSON WILLIAM EDGAR PATTEN Qrcbiteet DAVID CLOSE COMSTOCK 392 I E - , -..N , ,, W-,, 7, 5 c f E Y- A , gwfg Ari my fibiX '1 Tl-IEWA I -wCL.. E 51 PP AER RALPH CHARLES HENRX' CATTERALL LOUIS AGASSIZ FUERTES XVILLIAM LUTON XVOOD HENRY HOWARD BENNETT C. G. BLAKE ROLLO K. BLANCHARD G. C. COORS E. T. COOK I. BRADLEY DELEHANTY HENRY H. FORES E. K. FORD DONALD S. GRAY EDWARD E. GOODWILLIE A. C. HASTINGS EDWIN D. HAM LYMAN C. JUDSON ANDREW P. KELLY RICHARD KNIBLOE C. V. LALLY 395 MORRIS SAMUEL HALLIDAY SHERMAN PEER ALEXIUS M. LOUGHRAN XV. WV. TYIATCHNEER ALBERT D. NIATTHAI THEODORE R. M:URPHY CLARENCE J. POPE ALBERT WILLIAM PETERS THOMAS RICE ROLLO WILLIS M. ROSE LOUIS A. SHIELDS P. J. TAYLOR FRED VIEWEG, IR. J. E. WATEREURY, IR. PAUL WILLIAMS SAM WILLIAMS THEODORE WHITE ANDREW I. 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STANTON GRIFFIS GEORGE INNES HARTLEX' ERNEST CLARKE HEG SARGENT GLENN HOFFMAN RUSSELL BLAIR HURLBURT GEORGE ERWIN KENT HENRY DOUGLAS LINDSAY DOUGLAS JOHNSTON MILLER THOMAS LEO MILLER FRANK HARRINGTON IWCCORM FREDERICK JANSEN NOYES GEORGE FRANKLIN POND HENDER CLARKE SCHUYLER JOSEPH CROCKER SIBLEY HAROLD OLIVER STANTON JOHN PHILIP SWIFT ARTHUR FREDERIC TYDEMAN FRANK RICH WALLACE RODNEY OLIN WALBRIDGE HOBART CONE YOUNG 397 ICK A , K :S I. , 'g A, ' Q L . ,- f 5 I rl -, .A-iq -Eg., alanha XVILLIAM JOHN DUGAN CARL PIANVLEY VVATSON I JOI-IN HULL SCOTT LAXVRENCE GUST,-AVE HIALLBERG LEO FRANCIS MIURPHY CURTIS XVILLIAM YYOHE ROBERT ELIAS TREMAN CHARLES SEAMANS BROWN EDGAR STOWE WHEELAN RUFUS ISAAC WORRELL BERWICK BRUCE WVOOD LEELAND MORGAN UHL HOWARD ADDISON LINCOLN CHARLES GAYLORD BEAVERS SANFORD BROWN HARRY HUGH WILLIAMSON JOHN EDGAR THOMSON WALTER WILLIAM KUHN WILLIAM HENRY KENNEDY BENJAMIN HARRISON O,HARA CLARENCE HARVEY CULL CURRY STIMSON PRESCOTT PHILIP BURT FISHER 399 HAMILTON BIGGAR BOLE EDWIN EVERITT SHERIDAN HERRMAN HUSTED VAIL ADIE KYLE BELL JAMES OLIVER WINSLOW EDMUND BURKE MAGNER JOSEPH FLEMING MATTHAI LEO FRANCIS GIBLIN EDWARD GAUL MACARTHUR THOMAS RUSSELL LUDLAM EUGENE PATRICK DUGAN STANTON MOTT CHARLES HARDING DIVINE SAMUEL FREDERICK NIXON LEROY PIERPONT WARD ROBERT DELOS YXVEARY, Prcsidclzl CHARLES EKIERY PINNEY, I nz'-l'1'cs1.Ic1II ALEXANDER M. 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SUTTON DAVID RUSSELL SWINTON CLAUDE MARTIN TIIIELE JAMES EDWARD OLIVER VVINSLOW 402 WMI f 1,1 If fi -X Gemel ZKIJarm WILLIAM ALDEN BACRUS GEORGE XVALTER BLAIR WILLIAM BROOKS CLIFT GILBERT HOLMES CRAWFORD ROBERT FLEMING FLEMING NEWBIAN EBERSOLE ROBERT GOUDY HANDY RUSSELL BLAIR HURLBURT JOHN HURLEY HAROLD HILL JONES INIALCOLM SLEIGHT JONES HARRY ANDREW KIEP, JR. CHAUNCEY CARROL GWEN JAMES HOLLIS RUTHERFORD SAMUEL CHARLES STOCKER PERCY JAMES TAYLOR BAIRD RUSSELL TEWKSBURY HAROLD DOREDQUS TOMPRINS HAROLD FRANKLIN WELCH ANDREW JOSEPH WHINERYA HOBART CONE YOUNG 403 6.737 ji, 'S-'D I - ,,.,.., :VER ' gm A S fFHFE ?ERES I if X'--A 'A' .f f l FRED RUSSEL BENTLEY FREDERICK ASBURY REILEY RUDOLPH FERDINAND SCHAEFER HAROLD IQILBOURNE ,SEELEY JOHN BEITH SMITH, JR. JAMES ALLISON STEVENSON FRANK BURNS STOREY RAYNOR FRANCIS STURGIS AUGUSTUS JOHN BROWN ROBERT WILLIAM GASTMEYER GEOFFREY CANDEE MAY CLARE LAMAR THORPE 404 I. G. TURNBULL . . President G. R. NICHOLS, JR. . Vice-P1'esEide1Ezt A. G. DARLING W. O. BATES H. F. BIGLER, JR. F. S. BOSWORTH F. D. BURNET H. W. BUTTERWORTH P. R. CHAMBERS E. G. COURSEN, JR. F. H. CRASSWELLER C. H. CULL A. G. DARLING C. H. DIVINE J. O. FUCHS L. F. GIBLIN G. H. HODENPYL H. J. KIMBALL F. W. IQULTCHAR T. R. LUDLAM J. F. MATTHAI G. R. NICHOLS, JR. E. B. MAGNER 405 Sec1'eta1'y S. F. NIXON VV. F. PETERSON A. W. POUND G. SANDERSON, I E. E. SHERIDAN A. M. TILDEN J. G. TURNBULL W. Q. VAN COTT E. H. WESTON E. S. WHEELAN OOXQ GQBQLV QP. 4 x 'Umm l I 0 P , X5 -:mf ' . ' C V M. Iv' -V . , up ,. I' J W I 'r - 1-1 f . . 7-2 H . . A XM ' A3bg +3 4? 'f -.Q ' '22 .' 4 31: - N x '--- 4,2-.rf 4. ,, L H...-f O 4 f' 4 Ennis ani: Euml E. W. OLMSTED C. L. DURHAM R. C. H. CATTERALL ARTHUR GORDON THEODORE WHITE STANTON GRIFEIS A. C. HASTINGS, IR. O. B. HASTINGS H. H. BENNETT L. G. HALLBERG A. I. WHINERY A. W. CONKLIN H. F. WELCH R. C. GANO A. D. MATTHAI I. C. OYBRIEN RICPIARD IQNIBLOE K. G. IMBRIE T. R. LUDLAM C. H. DIVINE J. O. WINSLOW F. D. BURNET 4O6 'N Xl 0 Im 6 IEEE I , I l.-27515 3 I appa Esta 1913i GROVE COORS EDDIE CROSBY EDDIE GOODWILLIE STAN GRIFFIS EDDIE HAM LANDY HASTINGS ERNIE HEG DREW KELI,Y DICK KNIBLOE HANK LINDSAY TED MURPHY POLLY NOYES CLARENCE POPE JACK SWIFT FRED VIEWEG 407 Zistnga GEORGE PORTER BROCKWAY DAVID ANDERSON CROSS CLAIRE WOODWORTH HARDY RICHARD BAYARD TAYLOR KILIANI CLAUDE ELLSWORTH MITCHELL FLOYD LESTER RUSSELL ROBERT L'I-IOMMEDIEU TATE JOHN RAYMOND VAN KLEEK 408 UZEIBBIJIIIQTUII Society SY? wfflyq C4 'Q 4 ll. Y lv' Ll' Senators Founded 1893 RALPH INICLANE BOWMAN GEORGE GREENLEAF ANDREWS GOODWIN DAVIS ELLSWORTH FRANCIS SMITH MARLOW WILLIAM ALDEN BACKUS GEORGE EDWARD WILSON BLAINE BUTLER RAh4EY CHARLES GLENN BLAKE CHARLES WALTON FITCH THOMAS HINCHMAN FARRINGTON CHARLES SILAS BAKER CLAUDE MARTIN THIELE CHARLES ALPHA HOWLAND DAVID AUSTIN HOWARD ADO JOHN DAVID PLANT ROBERT FLEMING FLEMING HENRY WHITE EDGERTON HARVEY' TIMLONV MUNN CLARENCE JUDD EVANS JOHN PAUL JONES AMERY BOYD DUNN JOHN FRANKLIN FARNSWORTH CLARENCE XVATSON DECKEZR ROYAL KNAPP BAKER ALBERT THOMPSON COUMBE JOHN HENRY SMALL ROBERT BACON KROGSTAD . I ihiuffnln :Srocietp -f Avjfsiajf JU tags u lik loisfwn-J: ff-?G'.T.x, ,J Y' ,IE .IIIQQXIIIQII 5g:I:':.'::gggI-:..'.-. Q Q9 .:.,, -'IF fx ws x , 'l'.5?Ii'5?:::?i55Ef5I. -' '.v:fg?'f P' MYIUW IX .Q- '22 w '? 14331424152 xv, ' 'rf P Ji? if? I R My-xi Y Scalp zmh Elaine LEWIS WASHBURN ABBOT RUSSELL BLAIR HURLBURT RICHARD IQNIBLOE FREDERICK HUEY BIRD WILLIS GREGORY HIGKMAN EDGAR FORSYTH WENDT WILLIAM HENRY KENNEDY ARTHUR MURPHY KRUSE ALFRED SMITH MELDRUM FRANK BLANEY BIRD JACOB PAUL DOI.D ROBERT PHELPS KENNEDY LINGARD LOUD HAROLD HILL JONES EDW ARD IWAGNUS S 411 EDMUND BURKE MAGNER FRED EDWARD XIVEGNER NORRIS MOREY -IAMESON RICHARD LEACH MANN EUGENE LEWIS SMITH GEORGE FREDERICK UNGER ERWIN LOUIS WILKE CHARLES ALLEN BIERMA PHILIP LUCIANO CATALANO LEONARD MEADE GARD LEO NELSON HOIDICINS RAYMOND AUGUSTINE MOONDY VVILLIAM ALGERNON MORE FRANK HAMILTON POTTER CHEU lung Zislanh Qllluh WIIJLIAM SILLIMAN FOSTER LESTER VINCENT WALKER DAN GILBERT VICTOR STEELE DONALD NICIQAY CROSSMAN JOHN RUSSELL SPRAGUE HERBERT PRATT LUCE RONALD XNILLIS POST JOHN SHERER LUSCH EUGENE ARTHUR CONKLIN ABRAM L. VAN SICLEN EARLE CURTIS GILLESPIE Founded IOO4 CARRYL NELSON TI-IURBER THOMAS ROLAND BRIGGS IEL WELLS HALLOCK JOHN IQOUWENHOVEN VANDEVEER, JR. DAVID STRUSS W.KRD WILLIAM HOWARD ZABRISK IE 412 VINCENT JOSEPH LOUGHRAN HAROLD TIIOMAS EDYVARDS WILLIAM COCRS, JR. STENVART EVERTS ROBE ARTHUR POLLOCK EDWARD MILLS WICKS D.-XX'ID VVA SI-IINGTON VVEAVER MERRIL NEWTON FOOTE VERNON CONNOLLY RYDER OLIVER EDWARD PAYNE FRANK BERIO BAILEY JOHN ADAM DITTRICH J 'X K' ww an W EJ . If - :I 9'5'f:1ffs,1.Q' I .1 V gt if :S -x: V .: :. - I , t. . ,, -N. ' '-- Z mf ' bf'l'i'xQ2il 1' I I . .-1 -rf., 'A - . .I -u - -- R..- M l l ,J Q I ixirz lub HENRY CARROLL POWER . Preszdevzzf XYILLIAM BROOKS CLIFT Vice-Preszdeazt BI.-XRION ROSS VVATSON . Secretary-Treaswez Members CHARLES RICE ARMSTRONG 'WILLIAM ALDEN BACKUS NOLAND BLASS DANIEL ARCIIIE CARAIICIIAEL WVILLIAM BROOKS CLIFT JOHN WVILLIAMS DAVIS HENRY CARROLL PONVER 'WILLIAM MARION ROBERTS VVILLIS TILMAN SPIVEY 413 ALPHONSE JEROME STUDE CLAUDE MARTIN THIELE HOWARD STUART VVARNER MARION ROSS WATSON EMMET CHEATIIAM WILSON ANDREW JOSEPH VVIIINERY HOBERT B. DOYLE - JOE B. BATEMAN VVILLIAM GILLIES BROADFOOT in CRN aruafgrufi lub QBfficet5 JOHN ALFRED STALFORT . . . . P1'6S'iCi6'11f WILLIAM FENIMORE CHILDS, JR. Vice-President EDWARD ROBINSON FICKENSCHER . Secretary CHARLES JOHN RASCH . . Treasurev' JOHN GEORGE PERTSCH, JR. LUDWIG AULL CHARLES JOHN RASCH WILLIAM FENIMORE CHILDS, JR. JOHN WNALTER SMITH HENRY RALPH GUNDLACK JOHN ALFRED STALFORT BERNARD XVICH GELSTON HILLS ARMSTRONG WILLIAM MITCHELL PRICE LESLIE CARL FRANK NORMAN GRAVES REINICKER RICHARD CONWAY MEYER RAYMOND SCHLEGER BENJAMIN FRANKLIN STARR ' HENRY RUTTER DAVIS VVALTER GEORGE DISTLER EDWARD ROBINSON FICKENSCHER GEORGE BENNETT FILBERT RAY YEAKLE GILDEA WILLIAM GOLL HELFRICH ELMER HENBECK V VVILLIAM SNOVVDEN GEORGE ANIASA CHASE, JR. CARROLL HENSHAW HENDRICRSON 414 FRANKLIN ERNEST HOLLAND ADRIAN HUGHES, JR. EDWARD HENRY LANGE JOHN WARREN MIXGOUN DAVID WILLIAM SHILLING HENRY BELIN TINGES HERMIANN AUGUST WIEGHARDT VVRIGHT HENRY POWELL HOPKINS WILLIAM DUNGAN LAMDIN 99 L , W 1 'f ' f ,J - . ,N Q . f i 1 ri 'f I :x. E 3- Q V ' ' ,FN Y f imlahrique HARRY AUGUST BADE RALPH EDGAR CHAPMAN ALBERT CLUNAN, JR. FOSTER NIELDRUM COFFIN GEORGE VVINTHROP EGBERT, JR. STANTON CHIRNEY FINCH JOHN OSCAR FUCHS GEORGE HENRY HODENPYL, JR. WALTER RANDOLPH KUHN FREDERICK ICUHNE CHANDLER MONTGORIERY FRANK MOORE STANTON MOTT WILLIAM HICKS OSGOOD ARTHUR WENDELL DEREVERE STEWART EVERTS ROEB WILLIAII WINTON GOODRICH ROSSITER JOHN EDGAR THOMSON JOHN GOURLAY TURNBULL EDGAR STOW WHEELAN GUSTAV OSCAR ZELLAR, JR. Zin jllilemnriam MANSFIELD DONNELLY 415 W. B. CLIFT I. W. DAVIS H. W. BROOKS F. M. ATACK ' A. F. CONSTAM G. F. COFFIN E. B. LA ROCHE D. J. MZEADOR H. C. BATE, IR. J. E. TURLINGTON A. C. DAVIS J. T. CHEEK I. D. CARRINGTON R. E. SKINNER H. P. CONNELL E. H. TAYLOR J, L. VAUGHN R. H. VVAMBAUGH S. A. MILLER ,L.. L,. TEH Mfr? Efflwfg 3 VV. T. SPIVEY . R. F. FLEMING . M. R. XVATSON . E. H. TAYLOR . G. C. STONE . . P7'65'id611i Vice-President Vice-Preside1zt . Vrice-Presidenzf . Secreta ry- Treasurer PROF. C. L. DURHAM PROP. S. L. LEWIS I. W. LIOON BERNARD YVICH CHARLES SILVER C. YV. BENNETT 'W. D. SMITH T. D. NEYINS 1. F. NICGHEE VV. A. SOMERVILLE M. H. GIVENS V. D. ALDEN I. H. TUVIN G. G. BECKER VV. D. TD.-XLRYMPLE J. S. M.ANN C. A. HOWL.AND J. E. LAW S. P. COKER R. C. MEYER 416 B. M. DUGGAR H. B. TINGES L. V. EDWARDS H. E. SOUTHARD ROBERT LEVY E. L. ASCHAFFENBURG E. F. ROOT L. A. ALLEN R. J. TWANN W. F. HEISE H. M. FRIEND, IR. J. H. SMITH L. DU B. REBS F. W. LIEBERKNECHT J. H. SHERMAN H. A. POWELL VV. E. LEE H. E. DOYLE T. S. HAUCK L. MCB. WHITE H. R. 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Assistant Treasurer iguarh of Z!Birzcturs4 PROF. H. H. NORRIS, U. S. A. A. S. GALAJIKIAN, '08, Armenia PROF. E. IVIERRITT, U. S. A. J. D. B. LATTIN, YII, U. S. A. PROF. J. CRAIG, Canada H. LUBIN, '08, Russia 4I8 Ex-Prcsidwzl. .ARMENIA Galajikian, A. S. Galajikian, H. Hoosepian. H. A. Lulejian, D. G. .AUSTRALIA Day, P. L. Grant, J. M. Macintyre, D. BRAZIL Borges, D. G. Rheingantz, A. Silva, C. M. da CANADA Craig, Prof. J. CHINA Char, K. Y. Fung, H. K. Liu, Z. D. Lo, C. C. Lo, P. Y. Lo, T. Y. XV. P. Shae, S. Y. D. Shen, M. T. Sze, C. F. Tsen, T. F. Tson, Y. H. Wei, E. F. XVong, E. XV. Wong, P. Yang, K. P. COSTA RICA Fernandez, G. C. GERMANY Davidson, Dr. H. C. Fluegel, Prof. E. J. Merrill, T. E. GREAT BRITAIN Bryce, J. R. Eastwood, H. Peterkin, A. G. GREECE Bouyoucos, C. J. INDIA Ketkar, S. V. ui:-fmupulitan Iuh Ziaunurarp 5-lflembers A. D. AVIIITE Prc5idw1!,J. G. SCIIURAIAN iileinhers ITALY Giammaueo, E. JAPAN Kuroda, N. Mural-zani, T. Xill-CZlIl1lg2lXVZl., T. Odaira, T. Okade. T. 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B. H. YVarren, Prof. G. F Webber, Prof. H. J Webster, Dr. C. H. VVeiss, C. Wicker, G. M. Wing, S. R. Yoakum, F. E., Jr Zinnecker, XV. D. ffm .K I ,I 1? I .'i 13'fQ Y 54152 4 'Pi Lf ' ' 1 ,Dau it A ff ig ? s. if A3 ylxiqjif, 14 1 'go IPX 01 sl 'WFT ,511 f W ff X4 ty 59 3. E ga it JJ 1 -N S1fl q' QSM., , ge 1 ,. . . aszsgzwggi ' -- 4' 1 1 ' . 'r v -ax 1455 '- .rf-X' ' im Q, ,Q svn -I I I 'U wgmmrxfmlgar-Ig, I 'V ,. 1 ': ' S' Cmf-11-11151 ERHN 1411 O1w15 'f71' 1 'gm' T SP' Ev' A-A AN' 7 TEST:-A-TEL' . -- I ' I I A I I -Nils. '-,X I .X A , W ,vt LQ'-, A , Q -I 'iff 'T' -iff V rH-.:.L-4.+, ...l , 1 'Kffifw- f 5' Qi H--' - O ? . - This 1' fi' I .1 T T' R . . Qlurnell Uinihersitp Qibristian Qssuriatinn 419161215 for the Emir 191041 THOMAS EDWIN ELDER, ,II ..... . . President GEOFFREY CANDEE MIAY, '11 . . First Vice-President PERCY SHEPARDSON LYON, ,IZ . Second Vice-President ARTHUR BANCROFT COZZENS, '13 Recording Secretary LEON R. BROWN, ,II . , . . Treasurer AUSTIN PATTERSON EVANS, 'Io . Bible Study Secretary DEAN LEWIS KELSEY, '08 . General Secretary Quang women! Qllbrisstian Qs:-fsnniatiun Gfficers for the Esau' 191041 MARTHA EMILY DICK ....... . . President HELEN MAGDALEN BRICKMAN . Vice-President GERTRUDE AHLBORN MAIlVIN Recording Secretary LILLIAN LOUISE TELLER . . Treasurer PROFESSOR J. W. IENKS PROFESSOR H. S. JACOBY PROFESSOR C. V. P. YOUNG Baath nt Uilrustezs JARED T. NEWMAN KARL E. PFEI1-'EER PAUL M. DAVIE AUSTIN P. EVANS 420 THOMAS E. ELDER MRS. S. H, GAGE DEAN L. KELSEY J.1WIDGLEY,JR. G. F. HENX'ITT, JR. XY. A. BENNETT M BRONK . I, C. VON GL.-XHN P. WI. ALLISON T. H. S. ANDREWS F. K. ATKINSON H C. BATH W. A. BENNETT M BRONK P. R. BROWN E. F. BURNHAM M A. COHN E. P. COLE R. H. DEPEW, JR. R DIXON J. C. DRUMM I. A. FARNSWORTII C. F. FRANK nrnell QBFIJ Qfficers Members C. K. GETCHELL E. C. GILLESPIE J. C. VON GLAHN P. GOAN H. M. HASTINGS G. F. HEWITT, JR. A. K. HOBBY R. LEVY J. T. C. LOWE J. J. MASON J. MIDGLEY, JR. J. H. MORGAN H. MORGANTHAU, R. V. MORSE 421 I . President . Vice-P resident . Secreta ry C0 rrespondi-ng Secretary . Trea surer F. W. OLIN, IR. L. J. PEAKE R. V. PRGCTOR I. D. ROSS G. C. SCHEMPP, JR. H. S. SCHWEDES F. SHORT C. SILVER E. C. STAHL R. M. TRIEST H. VIETON C. A. VOLZ F. R. WALLACE W. O. WINSTON H G rw: 5 --J TI-IE SIBLIEY gms? ENGINEERING? il E r gi 1 :: . E5 -? ' 23 I ,fi-J F CI-'AU B- 'ff S K- ,I f CT CH ' . . N-E A R M N., - - L'-'ZWWSA QBffi:er5 . P. MENGES . . President . VV. BLAIR . . Vice-President F. T. BRANDT L. RICHARDSON, C. J. JEFFERSON H. R. FERRIS . H. R. FERRIS H. W. MOFFAT S. V. WOOD I. A. BATT T. R. COX H. F. WELCH P. J. TAYLOR F. C. TORRANCE jk Recording Secretary . Corresponding Secreiary . . . Treasurer General Athletic M anager Qxfxzcutibe Qlummittez G. W. BLAIR, Chairman A. S. TWELDRUM H. E. HADLEX' Membership Qinmmittez F. T. BRANDT, Chairman C. A. MILLER C. W. HUNT H. K. KNOWLES F. B. OICONNOR L. B. ALLEN Sibley Banquet Qlummittez T. H. S. ANDREWS, Chairman M. E. CLARK H. J. MCWXIILLIAMS C. L. TOWER W. G. BROADFOOT 422 T LL A ASSOCIATION ,ffafxr 1 E5?fi?' Riu f52E2i5fiff nf hulgygw, ,,,?2?L,EJi EEEEE.. in ifi OF Ezzzflw -?:?f: 22?? f5i 'R 1 'TYbXwg,Y 'MfNMXq f 1' , 2. CIVIL ENGINEERS e..f ..,gjq5 M J'g4Ef 3 22lQQEg3?i ..- 4- Y,-w K C --A - 4 A Qbffieers M. R. WATSON . . , . President TT.F.BRONSUN . VhrJWvUdwu S.I? TTALL . . . . Sbcnnary PROF.C.L,CRAxOALL .... ReuvdDg.Smvmary General Qtbletie Birector ROY TAYLOR Qintertainment fllnmmittee BL ARhBTRONG,ChGiHMGH J.A.STALFORT C.CRANDALL VV.P.FERGUSON S.P.HALL GEORGE ANDREWS L.ALLEN VV.GAVETT A CLAUDE THIELE C3.A.CHASE Qixeeutihe wlummittee H. A. IQIEP, Cha'L1'ma11 ROY STEARNS J.1X.IhCKINSON Qthletic Ciummittee ROY TAYLOR, Chai1'1fna1z JOHNQHURLEY XVALTER CONGER E.LLI1ARTMAN V. G. THOMMASSEN B. O'CONNOR C. F. MEISSNER FRANK.MACY A.T.COUMBE Ibnnnr Svpstem Qllummittee H. A. KIEP, Chairman ROY TAYLOR F.J.SHUTTLEWORTH VV.P.FERGUSON J. A. DICKINSON V. G. THOMMASSEN A. B. COZZENS F. OHRT 423 A X, - SOCIETY X ifi 41.1. ., ' - or - - ' 'f ' I I 1' -'fifCO 'mP I . nj 563 ','i ' S ESQ ' G G ' ' ' A . A 'f ' ' ' I G 1 .5 ..x -,npr f-,- f -2. r Qbfficets C. A.'ROIG . P7'6S'Z'd61Zf C. P. FITCH . . Secretary H. K. AIKEN . . . Vice-Presidem' E. F. PAINTON . . Treasurer G. JN. WHEELER, C0rre5p01zdi11g Secretary Members Seniors H. K. AIKEN C. J. CORBIN I. O. DENMAN L. V. DUNHAM M. E. EVANS C. R. FAIRCHILD FLORENCE KIMBALL M. LOWN L. S. MATTHEWS C. E. DOLL H. FREDERICK A. D. MOORE M. J. DOOLING L. W, HAM W.- A. MUNSELL F. F. DOWD M. HOWES F. C. OVERTON 3Tuuiors R. S. BANKS S. GOLDBERG J. F. MITCHELL F. BREED C. I. JONES C. V. NELBACK V. BUENCAMINO L. D. KROHN E. F. PAINTON A. W. COMES H. D. LAIRD E. M. PICKENS J. E. DEAL D. J. MEADOR, JR. A. RUBIO C. P. FITCH H. R. MILLARD K. SHAUL W. FRITZ :freshmen D. B. ALLEN C. R. GUILE, JR. E. S. D. MERCHANT J. BOSHART A. C. GRACE H. W. NAYLOR R. R. BOLTON D. O. LAUGHLIN M. A. ORTH H. MCCLELLAND S. MARKHAM MILMAN R. R. BIRCH A. R. H. DENMAN E. A. FORSYTHE M. 424 J. ROBERTS R. SHAW R. N. SCOTT L. PARKER C. A. ROIG A. SCHLESINGER A. M. STARK E. G. THOMPSON G. W. WHEELER R. SIMMS G. G. STEVENS I. R. VAIL J. A. WENDE J. D. STACK A. L. DANFORT R. ROWE M. W. SULLIVAN L. TOMPKINS O. B. WEBEER J. J. WERMUTH E. L. WILSON D. WRIGHT 'FP ff Jeff , CGRNELLYVJNHVERIEJITY J , ,AJFO CEATHQH '-.f iyg J I, '1 1 Gffirzrs anh Birccturs E. W. BENIAIIIN . . . I'rcsz'dc11t vllvffrfuilvmwt fivmmirrrr J. E. DOUGHERTI' . . Vice-Prcfsideazl J- E- DOUGUERTY - - Chailwllm A. LAXVRENCE DEAN . Sec'y-7'mIs. SERIES GNU 9Ul12rIiSiH12I Qivmmiffvr G, L, MERRILL , , ,-1551, 5'gg'y-Y'1-mg, .-X. LAWRENCE DEAN . . Clzairmau R. V. MITCHELL . . , Dz'rcc!w' Buss Representative L. H. ROBINSON . Director G. M. BUTLER Ziinnurarp Members BAILEY, DEAN L. H. NVEBBER, ACTING DEAN J. H. RICE, PROF. JAMES E. JOHN M. STEITZ W. S. RAPPLEYE W. M. ANDERSON M. M. CUTLER O. B. KENT W. H. HOLLOWAY A. H. CARNEY A. C. FRASER R. W. JONES B. TYSON BURR COPLEY HARRY E. SCHMELTER F. G. WISCHPIUSEN C. E. HARWOOD W. G. KRUM J. J. DUNCAN A. E. BOICOURT T. SCHREINER KRUM, VV. G. Qntihe Members F. S. JACOBY R. F. LEADER - M. H. MCCLEW M. TEBBUTT D. J. DORION WM. SWORTZ A. T. MOIR S. H. HALLOCK GEO. M. BUTLER G. T. SPONENBERG JAS. G. RUGH C. D. ALLIS, JR. L. E. JOHNSTON FRED W. KAZMEIER OAKLEY CRIEDEMAN A. H. KNIGHTS WM. J. HART 425 ROGERS, PROF. C. A. TUCK, PROF. C. I-1.1 NIKON, MISS CLARA RALPH W. HUGHES VVM. HARDING JOHN H. MARSPIALL R. E. MCMURCHLEY MISS DORTHEA KIELLAND MISS SPEYER OLIVER E. SMITH WM. FRANKLIN E. L. MARKELL JOHN W. GSBORNE GEO. MARTIN FRED G. QUERN ALEX. BODINE L. H. SCHWARTZ FRANK E. MIXA R. OPPERMAN CHESTER E. COLES f- f 'NN X f ':?1sf,1::sigt.t. , ' ' -if' r ' ' ' Q51 Y-.- L.. . ,M ,,,,, Y, W , MM, M -,W ,.. . ,.- :xiii ' - I Z .5 R 1 -M-1 A ... M V-ef . .. -I 'A , . I 4 by n........t.,m.m-.-..-f.H....w...f.-if,-111-.... ..,x.s.f..-.-rffmsx-.f:em.,,-.,..W,.........,. fl, QW . 1 1 . - 1221.2 11' .' i1 ...1:if. 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JACOBY, '10 . Quark nf Birertnts H. N. KUTSCHBACH, ,IO, Presiderzzf 42 Representing Agricultural Association Representing Lazy Club Representing Round-Up Club Representing Poultry Association DIED se I QE T Nw . Q -- ' 4 , . .L ? - 7 . , - ,, mIy.:-.1 'I 'I T jwlemh sts uf Cliurmzll Qllungress H. T. KENT, JR., Speaker F. P. RTURPHY, .Assistant Clerk L, E. NEFF, Clerk M. TN. BUNDY, Tl'CcIS141'Cl' G. H. BROWN, Sergeavzt-az?-.-lrms I I F. K. ATKINSON j. B. HAGUE P. MURPHY F. R. BENTLEY T. P. HANAGAN L. E. NEFF F. A. BOND R. H. HEATH C. O,BRIEN L. C. BOOCHEVER C. R. HUGINS B. OSTRANDER G. H. BROWN R. F. HUMPIJREY B. PERKINS M. W. BUNDY E. E. JONES J. REILLY, JR. M. CASSON, JR. H. T. KENT, JR. D. RILEY E. A. CONKLIN H. O. LANE G. Roos H. 1. CONLON J. E. MAHON C. TI-IORNE VV. I. DONOVAN J. C. MCLEAN D. WEBER E. B. EDELSTEIN A. H. MATHEXVSON M. WOLFSON H. E. GRIFFITH P. 1. MCDONALD . W. WYCKOFF C. F. MOXVEY I 4. I . - I ?: , gif - , sa II 1 If 1 ' - . ' ' F 'A ' .' ' 1' - . . - J , , I ' ' . - .- A w- I . -' . 3 5? - ' 4 r '. ' . . . .12 5 .,, ?r'- 0 I I EMTEI ' . 33055 Gilmore jlllilarhin abate Qllluh IQI3 Gffirers jfxrst Qierm Qbfflcers ivzcunh Germ B. F. FOOTE, l:,I'L'.YZ.dC'1I1 SI-:I'xIOUR CUNNINOHAAI, Proxidvut C E. LADD, l 1'm'-l'rvsiflv:1L I H. CIIAIAIOWITZ, Vzkv-l rI.'szdw1! W. B. FLANNERV, .Svcn'lI1r,I' B. F. FOO'rI4:, S4-err-lfzrjmf -I. A. C.-IRR, Trvaszrrur L. YAI'OIfI.xN. 7x7'CdSILl'c'l' AIORRIS N15IFEL1'J, 5.Lf'l'gL'LlHf-tif-.'lI'll1X T, LOWE, Scrgcuzzl-al-.-11'ms jlflexnhers E. L. SciIIAIfIfIsNI3URO J. R. LIOXVLAND T, M. POWERS F. XV. BLISS D. D. -IENNINGS R. V. PROCTOR J. A. CARR H M. JENNINGS R. L. RAY H. CHAIMOXVITZ M B. JUHNSTON G. E, RICKARD CUNNINGHAAI F. S. KLEINAIAN C. P. RUSSELL F. P. CUSSIA C, C. KUH A. D. SAYER F. L. DOLFIN1 C. E. LADO I. SETEL F. J. DINSE A. A. LACAZETTE L. N. SIMMONS C. EVANS A. LESKOWITZ J. S. STERN VV. B. FLANNERY B. F. FOOTE M. FREDMANN wmpww BINSBURG GLOWAX S. HOLLOCK HENRY W. HOPPING 2' 42- J' 'fl . 1 IJ - sd 2- . E f .I I . .4 Sa 'H L 1 ' 5: u . B. .Y 1 II? tt D ' uji A41 li I 1 J- A 41 1. T. LOWE T. E. MERIIII, N. NEIEELIJ C. H. OLNISTEAD F. S. PARKER I. W. PETERS G. A. PERKINS H. M. POUST . - X . . sux C ' ' , L. I. SULLIVAN VV. D. TAYLOR -I. L. VAUGI-IAN W. XVALYER H. R. VVATSON B. S. VVEITGER V. H. VVHITE SS I I 'N 1? 1 . f' 01 E g TJ - ' 1: S1 . .- Y ...Y - 1 - -7- - ,g-L , ,, H-: .. ' A'l ,,, IUIIIB T71- ' A-Ii - ' ' ' ll 1, - - . lp V . 1 D V smell eh are eams 1910 iaennsvlhmua Qlluulell Ee Flrst Debate 118943 Penr15y1x'm1a Fhxrd Debate Fourth Debate Flfth Debate Sixth Debate Sexenth Debate 418965 f1397J C18983 f1399J M9023 Cornell Cornell Penniylx lma Penneylxanm Ibfteenth Debate KIQIOJ Penns Tlnrteenth Dmhth Debate Second Debate C18953 Pennsylwanla 'Nhnth Debate Cornell Tenth Debate Elexenth Debate In elfth Debate Fourteenth Debate hates 519033 119043 619053 619063 fI9OfJ UQOSJ 419093 Debate ylx ann Tulumlnu Turnell ZBeh1tes l F11-t Debate Cornell Sxxth Debi Second Debate Thxrd Debate H9003 619913 H9923 I om th Dv:-batc M9033 Colurnbm Ymth Dcbue Fxfth Debate KIQOJJ Cornell Tenth Debate Cornell Sex enth Deb 11.0 Cornell Fmghth Debate te 419053 119063 19013 C1909 H9097 Ielcx enth Deb ltc 111103 Pcnneylx 'una Tnmell BBIIHSPIUHUIH Rebate Team G H Brzoxxn IO Leader I C OBRIEN NI YV Btxox Tnrnell Qllulumhm Eehute VX if RUQSI LL H D GRIFFITH II Tnrnell Qinllfurmu Debate 0 i Z' last R P HP 1111 Team Cornell Come Cornell Cornell Pe-nneylx ama Penney lv ima Pennsx lx anna Columbma Lornell f,OlL1I'llb'l'3. Columbm Cornell 1 1 Alternate CRHLCNS Team rut? I l -S 2 52 a-Q ,-, J - . 1 'f 1 11 X Q 4' .J ' , ' - C K A 3 1 - K . 1 L-1 K. 4 -K t '. I N ? - , 1 ' 1 f 1 1 , , . X . . ' 1, ' , . . ' ,IO . , 3. ,' , 11. 11, 11' ', '12 1 If 7. '. ,'II . 1. ,' . . 1,:1.'.,'11 C, R. H-UGINS, ,II G. H. BROWN, '11 J. C, O'BRIEN, ,IO J - , . ., -g .11 6, ,r . 4 . ,... aah: 'gj . ., , i fu, 1 ,Ky : .. -of - 1 11 s-- . . gf 'Y . . - .T . .1 s ' A' v . , . : . 1 ' - , - 5-,,, 4 ' . .N 1 A' 1 if 5 1 ' ' . , I 1' 1 - . . .- 1 15. 5A 1 - . . 1 1 1 1' - wif 1' 1 . . 1 1- : 7: A ' ' H 4 1 , N I ' ' A. 1- ' B 3 SJ Q- 1111111 - . - . 1 '86 Memorial 513 eakers IIJOIJ 1911111111 of '86 ,',f'HBll'IUI'iFll 131138 in 13uhIir Speaking Nl11RT1x11aR fJs'r1f11i1x112R XX'11,1,1.111 O. M1mR1:fxN XY11.1.1.-111 H. M11RRls1'1N, XX11,1.1,xA1 A. FR11x'1f:R t.'1l.1R1.1is B.D11w11 121.1115 I-I. K1z1.1.l5Y f'lI.Xlll,I-IS H, TL'17K W11,1.1.-111 L. RANSQM FR.1x1'1s L. DLTRIC I'IfJRACIf L. IDAXVSON, M. E. L1sR11x' R, Goo11R1cH 1887 .Xxlmlzrcw S. XY111'1e1-3 1898 1888 I'I11x1'.-11111.X.U1'1-lcxlllclxl 1891, 1889 .FRANK ll. f'.XI.l.,XX l4JOO 1800 W11.1,.1R11 II. .X1'sT1i:: IIJOI ' 1891 Iimvlx 1J,S11L'11'1'1iR 1902 1892 IiRx1as'1' I. W111'1'1s IUOQ 1893 W11.L1.1x1 P. l'lI.KI'NI.XX. -IR. 1901 1891, IiIJXX'.NRI7 Y. I-l1axRx' 1905 1895 S'1'1av12x F. 8111cR11.xx, .IR. 19011 1896 IRNVIN Esmuxu 1907 1897 I'IIiRRlL'K Lf. .X1,1.1cx IQOS 1909 -X11R.x11,n1 L151'1N1f bpeakers in 1909 XVILLIAM PALIEN R0s12, '11 A1sRA1'11x11 LEVINE, '00 ROBERT EARL Cou1.s11N, '09 R0sCo1a C1.AU111L's Eu1.L'x1u, '09 AMY GRACE R'lIiIiIiIiL, '10 SANBORN fDLDS I1OUSER, '11 HYMEN MAX BARR, '10 -all Z' JAMES CYR11. O'BRIEN, 'IO 'IOIIN ALFRE11 STALFORT, ,IO A151011-1A11 L0U1s DORIS, ,IO LIARRY N,11'11AN1151, XV11,soN, '1 P1'111.1P Llcwls YYANG, 'II iii' lx P I, 15:51 , A WK rv -'f , ' . ' I At' ' ' , v . . af 'T I . . o 1 ' -.1 . ' v. . my . - 31 ' . . . 1 9 it s . 1 -1 l 1. s . , 1, . . . Q . . . N A N -. ,-- V . . 9: W T-.b ' S? . 0-Q . . D ...f -- f f -f 1 ' Y . A f --5.2 -1-nnn..., IL f f I ' i-A , I - 9 . . A . ' . IP 4 9 RR. I A. . . .L 1 - . . .- - ..- I- 9 ll I- N Q I J- -.. Zmlk T71-I ' In - ' -- I I ' u I , I 94 imlemurual 513 eakers IQIO winners of the '94 jPEIemnriaI 3Bri3e in Iaehate 18 WILLIAM P. CHAPMAN, JR. 1 0 GEORGE D. CROFTS 95 9 3 1896 HARLEY N. CROSBY 1904 WILLIANI L. RANSOM 41 1897 DANIEL H. YVELLS 1905 NEAL D. BECKER v 1898 GAIL LAUGHLIN 1906 GEORGE VV. ROESCH I' 1899 JAMES B. NOLAN 1907 FRANCIS L. DURK 1900 FRANK H. HAUSNER 1908 ROSCOE C. EDLUND 1901 SIDNEY S. LOWENTHAL 1909 CHARLES ROLAND HUGINS IQO2 FLOYD L. CARLISLE 1910 HEBER E. GRIFFITH Speakers in 1910, GAY I'IARBIN BRONVN, '11 MURRAY WRIGIIT BUNDY, '12 :IFIEBER E. GRIFFITH, '11 DAVID MAURICE PALLEY, '10 JAMES CYRIL O'BRIEN, '10 WILLIAM FLETCHER RUSSELL, '10 ' . . g ,., I .ff , J , - 'I-if 2 -ul! ' 'Tiff' 6.5 : - . - 2 - F' ' . ' -. xg ,-1 1 . I ' I Q. ' t .' . i T . Y?-' - - - W ' ca- ' ' '- ' ' . ' ' ' , ,' . 1 r -f ,, 5 I . '2 ' 'T 1 'W ,L ' X . - . . . 0-A' U . W . . I . I I -- - 1' 2 H-A -EI HATE, CDV 78 br .Hill F 1 '?? f s 4 1 I wunhfurh 331158 Sp Bakers 127111111215 of lvuuhfurh 191132 in' dbratorp F-1 3--A -- .. ?' if Q .1 fifty 1 .l EIIEA 5 1871 -IOIIN IS. AIUURI-I ISSQ I'IOXYARD A.OI1PENHEI1I 1872 ADO1.1111I'S I.. RNDER 1890 FR.xNH A. AEIIOTT 1875 CAwa1'1l l'L'SL'II1flL'Cll 1891 fA11'ard rcscinflc-dv 1874 -INNIES F. GI,l'CIi 1892 EDWIN D. SIIURTER 1875 GEORIQI-: H. I I'1'I.'11 1895 ERNEST I. XVI-IITE 1870 CL.xR1cNc'14: H. ES11' 1894 H.xRRIE'I'T C. CONNOR 1877 GEORGE W. GILLI-I'l I'Ii 1895 GEORGE P. DYER 1878 CII.xRI.ES W. AMES 1890 CHARLES H.RA11I11zI.R.-11112 1879 :XLFREIJ MILLER 1897 D.-INIEL H. AVELL8 1880 FRANK C. XYIIITNEY 1898 CHARLES H. MIIYER 1881 CAward rcsciudcdl 1899 HEIQISERT B. LEE 1882 Divided 11011111911 1900 EUGENE T. LIES CII.-IRLES P. B.-ICON 1901 SIDNEY S. LOXVENTHAL a11dFR1xNR RLUCKEY 1902 :MICHAEL A. FORD 1883 ASA A. ALLING IQO3 ALFRED HUGER 7 1884 CHARLES A. POTTER 1904 XVILLIAM A. MURPHY if 1885 STODDIIRD M. STEVENS 1905 ROBERT P. BUTLER 1886 E. D. ABINUM DE LIM11 1906 CHARLES H. TUCK 1887 HORIXCE VVHITE 1907 WILLIAM VV. TAYLOR 1888 PHILIP C. PAYNE 1908 IVIISS ELIZABETH E. COOK 1909 ROSCOE C. EDLUND . Lg' A xx? 4 Fi-'O' - ,wh f l .1 'V HW? f 7 HK 1. . . . -,T I PJ . - 11-. I 1 ' .. . - ' 1: ' W T - .I -- '13 3 ' 9 8' - CENTRAL AVENUE AFTER STORM - ' :l 'f .1-.-41, Q ' ' Y - -:Q ,, E'fgfiQ 'Ia .i.?': -fEi'?,x- f A-qgpq: W, -,M rgv 1A 4 1- ru 1 fi.. -' an ' . A ' fx 47 PM '4'f : . . . '- aff f' 4 if: f??M . . f . V. ,, ' ::,g5f,5' , I I ,, -4.11, 1 ' ,df Q1:.-,Basin vjgbm- M.Hw.4fQ- ff- .- W 41, .,,,... ., Alfa .f,u'!?'Q' 5 - I I 4 I: . 'i V. . - ,, , . W - MI -.4153 '-.'.::ff9 . A ,2g:s'1 .Q 15 - .. . 5,5 ,v f M, 1 ' ' ' - 1 A,T ' A 4 , mf. 1, 1.:,,w:w.w-f,,., .. Zz .. A g, Fx, Q-j X X S ,Q - X Q X ss ff- w ALL THE. LMKST 1 - . Nm 7 Z M 4 i 4 M Q f 'W I T 7 , A HNYPERXS, Tnrwnmw Q52 + f, up w .fV, A + Gans Q mi, 'xxgg fl l K x x W Lxg,,.M W? fnw ffmflfwnfixyk vrnmw W, -51 X if f ll MM 1 fQ1w N X -W ' f M XMQNH XX W 'h M Ji n x f N 1' f '-. ,A - f' . II MlW ' 1:mu M .I ' l.fc !jf f 'N 4 W i w ' x l Bbw , W L, ', dgsgiagiffvgga - X w w i 1, ff gfggefraeem 4 M I u I H fx f II 5 s ww I S IW! 1' M -'ff:2:5X mile: I Q4 Hz? F -WI -1 J -. EETIELE GAT 10115 4 1 E5 gl l be nrnell ra 3BuhIi5iJeh Monthly. literary. Qlfhiturs Qibosen hp Mlumpetitinn. I b Ai V VV. A. White, '12 F. R. Bentley, '10 A. T. Knight, ,IZ H. B. Drake, 'ro S. C. Stocker, 'IO C. A. Carroll, 'IO R. H. Fuller, '11 H. T. Edwards, 'Io H. N. Wilson, 'ro M. V. Atwood, 'Io CfVIanag1'ng Editorj fBus'iness Illanagerj CEdito1-in-Ch iefj 'F r F 1 Q . 5.1 .V Q -Y l F' Q fl. ' ., viz V ' , - - ff ' . ..,., , '25 , . . . .1 kt I P, ,4 j,, ' A r L H .5 ,Q T. Wi f ,-- UV I . I X, ff, Q A ' - ' kr lv' K f Z ,L5 17BTi f L--lr rgmf'-727,47 X i f -T FV - 1 X lJ U'5LIQA.T10N5'f urmzll ailp inn fJublisI1ch Dmlp Cxcrpt Suuhav hp il lionrh of Ebntors Ebosen hp Qilnmpctition from the brnnnr, Zuninr anh bophnmore Glasses Gffifs: ilthaca Ulirust Zliuilhing xv' Q -wk J, O, VVinslow B. j. Jenks C. H, Divine F. M. Coffin UI, I. Clarke fJL'L1l1Llgfl1g Edilarj R, C. Grmo F. J, Noyes S. Grifiis M. Elscr C. C. Cheyncy Qliuxiness .Uzzrzagcrj fEd1Al01-irz-Clzzbfj CASSL Bzfsiucsx dlmmgzvrj V . -Xu . ' ' I r ff , - - . j- f d, R - , T - W 1-. .5 .f , - .' ..-. 10 77, AN: ' ...--l . , v in-1 . , - , '.' . 4' 5 1 I -. 1 . . - ' 5 ' 1 ' 1 ' ,- 1 ' f.f, - ', ' 1 -1 .' IQ Kg--2735 A X? M I ' ' 'j .. ' ' 5 X f . - - 1 ,f ' ' 551. ' - - -.:. -1 T ....,... X v 5? f - Tuff .,g wgj. -W - 1: 'f X1-B Q5. F' 1. JW, X ff' f7'-- K- f KL 5 1-'aa L .r - W . . H 1.11 1 1P1f51.f1QA'11 IONQJS' 1 cgi HJ L be wihum 3BuhlisIJeIJ Hgifmnxltblpz llaumurnus, lillustrateh. Qibitnrs' Qlhnssn hp Qilnmpetition Gitice: 143 QEast State Street C. S. Heim, V12 T, E. Murrell, ,I2 F. C. Osborn, 'II W. H. Osgood, II C. V. Burger, '12 F. D. Burnet, ,II VV. B. Clift, 'io CBzfsi1zessManage1'J J. C. Sibley, ,IO A. S. Bancroft, 'IO E. S. Wheelan, '11 M. Elser, ,IO A. W. Hawkes, ,II CEdit0'r-in-Clziefl fASSiSfG11l Business .Uanagerj Absent from picture: C. H. Divine, '11, and C. E. Simonson, '12, '21 ll? :fir u.n. .... as 1 11 fi ,A: .- A f-W RQ! ' , ,L-5 pq F I. f 5 I . ffy filf -1 r -1 fi ' . - 'V I '- fffffi 'ri . , in 1- . . gf 1-r i-F..-T1 W1 G , 1 N ,SUS ni- QV: ' - Nv'fl5 - 5 XX .,., fi' i Z' . ' ' .e . 5-,J 5' f K ' , .L X -' 'S - . ,joys - ,L -+Qlk,5+fjg X ,yf ff... S A , ,wi Q '1 ' --...-..'-. - - - ' . .- . '. - . - . - - J '1'L X ETIELICAT 10155 1 Q The Sibley Euurnal uf nginezring 13uhlisbeh Jflnnthlp bp a Zliuarb of jfnurtren 5-Flemixcrs Chuscn bp Eumpctitlon from Satuhcnts in Svihlcp Enllegc 5 ? VV. H. Stevens, '12 H. P. Mcnges, 'lo H, H, Allport, 'I2 A. F, Stuebing, 'rx KEd1'Ior-1'n-flziefb S. VVright. 'IZ I. G. Pertsch H. N. Comins, 'xo VV. K. Frank A. S. Meldrum, '11 iGradz4a!c Jlcuzbcrj fBMS1'1le'?SS AIL11Z!lgCTD Cflssl. Bzrsirwss 1Wgr.J CPu.bIicat1'nn M'anager7 Absent from picture: S. C. Stocker, 'xo, and L. L. Thurstone, '11 Y i Y j r -r r -. 1' ii ,I f f H 1 , . fx J , , -- H-- -1 -T1 lx. . , '. X iq ? 1 ' ' . !', ..- - .- I . Fkf-T a- . . ' . I . -1 F : H +I-1 ' . -. l f T -x ' 'I . I ' T .tx 4.4-Q! f I, W M , .5 .C T M... .1 ' f - -V H 1 I -41 .31 NLP- N-,..,4'-495' f- ml 4 f an XL- X KL 1 - I L 3 it Q1'- X 17U'ELE GAT EQNQ jglli J We Q l,l he urmzll uuntrpman Eiillustratsh flflunthlp. iBuhlialJeh hp btuhznts in the Qllullege of Qgriculture, Qlihnssn hp Qllumpetitinn :mb Qilettiun xt-'T y... lx-' - .v. 1 W! E. Malcolm G M. Butler A. M. Kruse W, G. Stephenson S. G. Judd W. Y. Rumse T. Bradlee N R P t R D Anthon C F R' ws. Y - - 96 . A Y . . xbsam CBus1'ness Managerl fEditor-in-Chiefl -F r ' 5 is - gg 'N XEKSQQLLWJW 4' fg .ABB xx? FV .. al 1'f-Jfflixgf fl ? ' . t' iq- 7 S'-N-' 'Lf 1. K-ff H Z , 'fit in G 5 Te -if ' '1' YV LI GAT IQNS gill? ' lj 'if 'QTIFI' .1-.- !.i'.' tl' . . .. nrnell ihiI'f ngineer Duhlisheh Rlonthlp hp The Zlssuriatiun of Qllihil Qlfngineers nf Qllornell Glnihersitp I ls.. H. A. Vanderbeck. '1 1 V. G, Thomasscn, '11 E. L. Hartman, '11 W. Gavctt, '11 F. Ohrt, '11 R. Schlegel, II S. P. Hall, 'IO ,-J. A. Dickinson, 'ro Dean E. E. Haskell, '79 H. A. Kiep, Ir., 'IO CEd'il0r-in-Chiefj If-D. Anderson, 'xo Prof. C. L. Crandall, '72 M. R. Watso11,'1o I. L. Gibbs,'1o ' CB usiness Jlflanagcrj L - ff .. . - 1. -F If in .Q Q , l li I 1 11.55139-Q' xi , n- my N 'QP i f 2- QAT IONQ ' , -1 :' tx -5 5' ' I as . .'x:y.'.u . I W - - I . 1 1 I - i .- Q . ' .', 1 ' ' . . . i . - I .my --,Z 15'-n V, - V u- Q- -fin, .,,--V- Q-M-iw.-V,--Q1 Vi- -, ,L -, V Q-5, I,.. 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M. DONNELLY, '12, N. Y. G. NIACNOE, '15, N. Y. K. XV. GASS, '12, Pa. A. J. BIASON, '10, Ill. I. C. K. L. H. F. VV . A. P. T. BALL, 'II, N. Y. G. BARRETT, '11, Va. S. EDVVARDS, '10, Ky. D.E1v11v1E11T,'11,O. jfirst 33515525 J. C. VON GLAHN, '10, N. D. S. GRAY, '10, Mich. F. J. NOYES, '10, N. Y. G. F. POND, '10, N. Y. E. M. ST. JOHN, 'II, N. Y. Secunh 3385525 M. BLACK, 'II, O. C.1E.E1x1MoNs, '12, Y E. BREWSTER, '12,-lN.iY. R. A. FISH, '12, N. Y. J. CHRISTY, '11, Ill. G. DARLING, 'II,'LN. Y. H. ELYVOOD, '10, N. Y. R. JB'-TXTANN, '12, Okla. A. I. NITZSCHKE, '11, N. 451 Y. Y J. IXTILLER, '10, N. Y. PECK, '12, Nova Scotia STEELQUIST, '10, Ore. E. STOUTENBURGH, '13, N. I H. PERL, '11, N. Y. M. SXVALM, '12, Pa. B. 'WIG1-1T, JR., '12, N. Y. H. Wm, '13, N. Y. R. STREMPEL, '12, N. J. T. VVALLIS, '13, O. T. XVANZER, '12, N. Y. WY VVHITNEY, '13, N. Y. L. ROSE, '10, N. Y. O. STANTON, '10, N. Y. T. XVALLANT, 'II, N. Y. O. UNDERHILL, '13, N. Y. 1909- 10 MANDOLIN CLUB, 0 . gcc!-5 :, E 1 I 'mans-e1':12-. ,,.,,,,, .,..... . ...M--.f 05g?Jf3:e!'!h 1-if Ur- -1 -:-.b:.: 12 23 , o 19:z-!-e:-'f-- 5?.,5'-. XID 'i', 22T?w ,l,,l ' 1 , -- ! O ' i U ' f 0 ' H Q f Z. 111111111 I .1 - 'f- I m11lll111 l 'mimi 1X1.1f111i11 W. Cf1xK1.1N. 1010, XI1uix.,1,1-11..icf 111511114111 I., if111,Ex1.1N, 1x-5, N, Y.. lJ11'1'f!or Jf1rst fflmibnltns R. S. B.xux1,'1o,1ii. C W. ii.11a1ax, '10, X. Y. R B. PRoc1'o1a,'12, Mass. C. C. BINTZ, '12, Utah L. G, H.11.1.111i1u:, -I11., IIO, iii. R B.R.1c1iEx1s.xL'G1-1, 'II, Mich L. B. B1R1iK111a,1n, '12, Wia F. F. Ii.1x111111:1:, VIO, N. Y A B.Ro1:ERs, .lO. Colo. G,A.CH.msE,'13.M1I. G. H. Ii11111zN1'x'1,, '12, N -I. G B.T11L'11A1EL, '13, Neb. .-5. XV. CoNK1.1x, '10, Mich. il, W. I.1'1'1'1.1i, '13, X. j. A M.T1LoEN, '11, Mass. L. M. CL'NEo, '13, N. Y. A.XI.I.111'11111z.'1x,'10.N. Y. F M. W1-11115, '12, N. Y. S. R. DRESSER, 12, N. Y. li. W. I5.1R'11cN, '1 1, I111111 L.'1',XV1cx, '1 1, O. M. EVANS, JR., '13, U. G. K. RI11.T1zxu1a1m1a1z, '11, Mo, W. O. Wixsrox, -IR.,'11, Minn XY. E. F.-xxux. '12, Ill. M. C. O1.1111.xA1, '10, O. QEEUIIU HIJIIUDIIIIS C. R. ARA1sTRL1NG, '1 1, Ln. A. B. H111-141xs,'10, N. Y. XV. G. Ross1'1'ER, VII, N. Y. 111, BERTEL, lI2. N. I-I, A. K1E1f, '10, X. Y. W. XV. SLAYA1.-xKER, ,l2, Pa, In H. BIRD, '11, N, Y W. L. K11.xx1E11, 'l2, N. Y. S. C. STOCKER, '10, Iowa R. E. Blxuv, '13, O. S. M.1R1NE, '10, N. Y. P. F. T1cHENER, '13, N. Y. C, W. BROWN, '12, O. W, J. McN1c141.1a, '11, X. Y G C. Y'2YNHOESEN, '13, N, Y, C. A. Cooxs, '13, N. -I. C, H. NE11'11,1x, '13, N. Y, NV S. VVALLACE, '10, Pa. J. L. GREEN, '12, Ill. E. H. RAN1c1x, '12, N. Y. M F. XV.x1zNER, '11, Minn, G. H. H1KBIIL'FON, '12, Ill. G, M. R11'TEN11o1's1a, IIO, N. j. H L. XYHITE, '12, N. Y. E. ROGERS, '12, Colo. 1511111116 T. H. S, ANIJREXYS, lIO, N, Y. R. G. Hixxiw, '10, Mich. R. V. NIORSE, III, N. Y, D. P. BARR, III, N, Y, G, I-I,yR1g15sUN, '10, N, Y, F, S, SELBY, '13, Neb, XV. D. CARLTON, '1 1, N, Y. H. S. JUHNSQN, ,II. N. Y. B. H. SNOW, '13, Ore. M. E.C1.1xR1:, '11, N. Y. A. M. KRUSE, '11, N. Y. D.VV,'VVALL1-XCE, '!3. N. J. YV. GAVETT, VII, N. -I. E. M. YVHITLOCK, '10, N, Y, Uiolilis F.H.B1z,xN1N,'11,N.J. H, N. HINCKLEY', VII, Y, V.A.S'1'1BoLT,'11, Iowa I. BEHRMAN, '10, N, Y. W, R. IYIEIER, '10, Mich. L. VVAXAIAN, '12, N, Y, M, S. GoL111sE1aG, '10, N. Y, H. F. XVELCI-I, '10, N. Y. Qiellns J. E. BROSSE.-YU, '11, Ili. I. N.C111LDs,'10,Md, j, A. FRLED, ,lO, N, Y, A, REUTLXNGER, '13, Ky. H, G. MQSLER, '10, O. Qilariiiets jflute P. I. TAYLOR, '10, Ill. H, XV. NIOFFAT, ,IO, N. J. E. B.CLA1zK, ,I2, N. Y. F. A. C. Sx11'11-1, '12, VVis. Viola H. E, RIELEGER, '10, N. Y. Gluuncil Ginbergrahuatz ilileinhers E. E, GOODXX'ILL1E, IIO, President D G. E. KENT, IIC, Iblanagef E. E. SHERIDAN, ,II,.ASS1Sfl.11'lfIillZVLl1g87' W. I. DUGAN, '07, Graduate Illanager I. H. SCOTT, 'o9, Assistant Graduate llllanager G. F. POND, JIO, Leader Glee Club A. VV. CONKLIN, ,IO, Leader Jilandalzn Club Qlumni Members Llfacultp Members C. E. TREMAN, '89 E.'VV. CLNISTED B. S. CUs1-1111AN, '01 G. P. BRISTOL 453 Q9n the Musinal Qlllubs' Grip l.1g'2'2?q . -ZQFFFHEB'-ZF!!-. ' 'r.'41Zm1-9551: .l1:1'os' v'q!sggi1o:55G'igJggr O :Qi-5-'g:'45:51g -.g' - 1-'S....f.,-pina :haf .'-9 I. 5:-z-5-'u':f.i'5s 3 N 1.2i'.g-,-36'5-ag-914131.- A x 1, '- -:-L, ,..-'.- - S Ss I N ':f9:131i-3wff!'l ' ' xss -'-- S gf ..6,!l .- , .. 1 .4 4 APS F' J SSS 1 X as-A 1 2 N-S P -., . 2 51 F.POND,'1o F. XYELCI-I, 'IO GOLDISERO, 'IO BEIIRAIAN, 'Io . R. AIEIR, '10 RTA!-iINE,'1O D. BIILLER, '11 L. .AI1IE, 'II A. NAGEL, '12 '. L. IQRAEMER, '12 Uiolas A. L. BARTON, 'O7 E.FREu1nENHE1I1,'o9 H. E. RIEGGER, 'Io T. S. BERNA, '12 C. C.TRU1w111,'11 1385525 7V , A. X .CONkL1N, 1o E. H. TAYLOR, '13 whoa J. B. VVAIT, '11 Ulrnmhnne P. B. EATON, 'II I-Elemhers jfurst Uinlms C. D. ML'l.LER, '11 H. X. I'IIXL'KLliY, '11 Y. A. STII.15OLT, '11 -I. SMITH, '12 M. C. BR.-IVEAIAN, I2 v Srecnnb UTDITIIS T I..TEw1csBLIRI', '12 R. XV. PROCTOR, '12 3 43 L. XVAXMAN, '12 F. H. BRANIN, 'II H. L. XVALRATH, '13 XY. H. CHAPMAN, '13 R. L. BURNS, '13 H. 'VII-ETOR, '13 C. C. HOPE, '13 C. D. SNYOER, '13 M. M. KOCH, '13 R. GIIa5ON, '13 E. K. BUTTS, '15 Qilsllus I. A. FRIED, '1o J. N. CHILDS, '1O H. G. BIOSLER, 'IO J. E. BROSSEAU, '11 A. REUTLINGER, '13 jflutes Qillarinets H. VV. MOFFAT, 'IO . B. CLARK, '12 R. S. GILCREAST, 'IO .1 TAYLOR, '1o F. A. C. SMITH, '12 , M. DENNIS, '13 Qllnrnets Jburns C. E. MITCHELL, '13 . S. SELBY, '13 J. E. MAHON, '11 . L. TURNER, '13 Baritone illpmpani W. C. BALLARD, '12 KJ. KAFFENBERGER,'I3 Rianist G. C. MAY, 'IO 455 MASQUE, 1909-'10 .. F . W - , ,jr--. J 1 .2 A ,V x I ' Q -L .W 2? 'sv , . ' HSSXMID PSV The Gdluunul I ff . -flfzpxsxgezf , ' ' ' 'WW XY I I A .J -, W 'Gnu-P'-' IILIXNI STRLXR JR President CHARLES Ii.-XZEN BLOOD C. F. HIRSHEELD XV. J. DUOAN, Gradzzulc Jlanagvr C. E. CHASE, Manager J. H. SCOTT, Assistant Gmdnafc .Uanagvr A. P. IRELLY, Stage :Manager H. O. XVALTER XV. M. ROSE The jH?lanagement C. E. CHASE, Illanagcr A. P. IQELLY, Stage Manager N. L. NIACLEOD, Assislani Jlanagcr T. R. LUDLAM, Assistant Stage Nlanager XV. J. DLTG.AN, Gradnafe Illanagcr J. H. SCOTT, Assistant Graduate Jlanager The Masque H. O. XVALTER, '10, President M. ARMSTRONG, 'IO G. C. BECKER, 'IO YV. H. BLOCK, 'II . B. BOLE, 'II I VV. A. BORDEN, '12 M. E. BROXVN, 'I2 TUE U . G. BULL, 'II . BURNET, 'II F. M. CALLAHAN, 'I2 P. B. CHANDLER, 'II C. E. CHASE, '10 A. H. COLCORD, '12 CONWAY, 'IO . COX, 'II . . CRANE, 'IO . H. CULL, 'II E. W. EDVVARDS, '12 VV. B. ELDRED, '12 C. H. EVANS, 'I2 053-lg 'TIWQ I. S. FASSETT, IR., '12 W. E. FAXON, 'I2 L. W. FOSTER, '12 R. 1. FRIEDBURG, 'rr ' C. LIASTINGS, '10 B. HASTINGS, '10 E. HAX'DEN, 'IO VV. HELR'IER, '09 M. HENDERSON, 'I2 F. HEWAVITT, '10 B. HOLMES, 'II P. KELLY, 'IO VV. E. KENNEDY, 'IO R KNIBLOE, '10 YV. KREBS, 'I2 H. LETSCHE, '12 R. LUDLAM, 'II L. IVIACLEOD, 'II B. MCCLAVE, 'IO NICDONALD, '12 J. MACWVILLIAk'IS, I. MILI,ER, 'IO G. MILLER, 'II L. MILLER, 'IO S. MOTT, '1 1 E D. MURPHY, '10 457 L. F. NLURPHY, '09 G. F. POND, '10 A. WY POUND, 'II 1 I. M. PROPI-IET, JR., IO gon: .j. RAYMOND, 'IO RIDOELEY, '12 M. ROSE, 'IO VV. P. ROSE, '11 R. E. ROSS, 'II M. C. RUTHERFORD, 'IO G. SANDERSON, 'II H. C. SCI-IUYLER, '10 R. F. STURGIS, '10 J. E. THOMSON, 'II M. P. VAIL, '12 H. B. XIANINXVEGEN, R. O. WALBRIDGE, 'IO L. P. WARD, 'II E. S. WHEELAN, '11 J. L. WILSON, 'I2 JOHN WINSLOYV, 'IO I. E. O. WINSLOW, '11 B. B. WOOD, 'II The misfit :Hiatt The Making nf a Masque Eid n Scene from Act I, U THE PILLARS OF SOCIETY . ... N Ah f-1 ' .11 'I 41 'D ,.'4' ,Q-.-su-v IZ? .,,- fp ..!?. !JYg'4a,J,q?L.f.M gi' -I . . ...L--,327 f ' .I ,. I-h ' 7 If ' S Q Drama T1 0 Hb 52-pnnurarp flilemhers X YXININS N SCHXIIDT , C I HIIQSPIIEID 'NI XX SMIPSON SNIILEX BLXNTOX A NI DRUINIXIOYD '-'I . 'Qs EEZZ' gfliw 3314. 0 ' 1 if . I U In , -,, If if ' ' ' yn 3 f W IU Wi I' 1' 1 I -f ..,. . V ' -I 5 ' I I I Xt ., I. . . . ' ' . - . . . A A SMILEY BLANTON JULIUS ZIEGET . A. D. RILEY M. V. ATWOOD . H. J. BARBIDGE . JULIUS ZIEGET, 'IO SARAH E. BARNHOLT, 'IO A. DALE RILEY, '12 WILLIAM P. ROSE, '11 H. UT. BABBIIJGE, 'II A. H. MATHEWSON, '12 Stage 4'lifl1lIflg67' management . Cbfzvlz A. M. DRUBIMOND . Assistavzt Coach IDI'6'.S'ZAd6l1f SARAH E. BARNHOLT . Vice-President Se1f1'eZary VV. P. ROSE ,... Treasure? . Afl'LI1ZClg6I' R. NEUBERGER . .-lssistant Md1'ZGg6I Qctihe 31-Hlemhntgi MORTON FREIDENRICH, '11 NATHAN BAEHR, '12 D. J. REILLY, 'IO B. S. VAN RENSSELAER, '12 Zlssuciate jfliizmhers HELEN DOBBS, 'IO :MINERVA E. SPENCER, '12 461 NATHAN BAEHR . Asst. Stage Ma1aager R. NEUBERGER, '12 XV. M. KEENAN, 'II' A. G. PETERKIN, Sp. XV. D. CLARK, '1o IONE DEVANY, '12 F. D. SEIGLER, '13 ' 1909 A 191oIl N04 D. fff - ' ' A . 'v f'Z ' nf I. 9 1 1 V. RITSCH.ARD . . . President ' MIss I5-SHEPARD . . Vice-PreSide1zt A Z 'VIISS E. UNDRITZ ecre an 3 , A I X. F. STUEBIYG . A . Treasurer V.: ' f MIss S. C. XX ALSH . Assistant TT6G5'lL7L'7' A' -,f- . . Librarian - i l' -- ' ' ' I . C. FRANK . Qctihe Members BAIX: P. R. HACEMANN H. XV. SCHII EDEs H. A. 2 4 in f i We ! 7 .4 '- 1732275 Q 1-2 , , H II I, .1146 ff , f f, M ?? ,, - ,f , gf' ff 22'-4 ' 1, I Mif W 1 I, I A 1 ' V a As A 9 f f 7' f 4 rf M f ' I f , A 4 4' f I, c,,,, f . .fr J I I Z ' Ai 2- A my 'ww Qbtfnrzrs -1 AI W be I I ' 'I r A I i. :I ,ff K ,Q 1, I - f y H., . I if 15 . r 3, ar. L,' 45 ' ,mv AER 1 4 T , mi I Cf' H fi A ' ' A2 114 J I I L ff ff! II 1 4 ' 55? E I 'if f ! 1 ' ff S -.,1A:!x'-?' A 75' Q A 'ffl . . , ff, .Q 1 Q ly ,I 1 I I, I , T I V I BARN-IOLDT, MIss S. BARNUM, G. S. BARSTOVV, MIss M. L. BERGER, MIss M. BERNA, T. S. BERNHEIM, A., IR. BERNSTEIN, N. BIRCHOLDT,1VIISS H. BoscI-I, A. F. BOYNTON, MIss P. J. BRADT, M. BRUCKHEISER,NIISSNLNI. BURROVVS, M. CHADNVICK, D. -I. CHAIMOWVITZ, H. CLEMENT, NIISS COUTANT, A. F. CRQWN, A. A. DECKER, C. XY. DRATI-I, MIss C. L. F. DUBIN, M. EDGAR, MIss M. FRIED, I. A. FRANK, L. C. GRAIIIBOW, M. A. E. M. HAII KINS, MIss G. H. HEsPELT, E. H. HEYMAN, D. M. PIORTON, MISS G. E. KLEIN, J. F. IQLEINMANN, F. S. ICRAUSE, A. XV. LATTIN, J. D. B. LAWRENCE, R. MCCULLY, MIss E. F. MARVIN, MIss G. NIATTI-IEXVSON, A. H. AIAY, G. C. NIEYER, F. NIORGENTHAU, H., IR. PATTERSON, Miss B. PENDLETON, F. A. PERTSCH, J. G., IR. PFEIFFER, K. E. REQUA, MIss R. RITSCHARD, V. ROE, I. W. SCHAEFFER, R. F. S. SCHEMP, G. C., JR. SCHLEICI-I, MIss H. F. N. SELECTER, MIss R. SHELDON, NTISS M. M. SI-IEPARD, MIss I. SMITH, I. SPENCER, JHISS Y. STERN, I. L. STEVENSON, I. A. STUEBING, A. F. '1xAPPAN, F. G. THILLY, G. S. TI-IORNBERG, MIss B. UNDR1TZ,NIISS E. URBAND, E. M. VERVVIEBE, VV. A. VVADMAN, A. XVALSH, BTISS S. C. VVATERMAN, H. E. VVATT, C. M. XVEISS, H. A.. I. WVERMUTI-I, J. I. AVIGGINS, IWISS I. L. VVILLIAMS, AIISS R. XVILLIS, NIISS K. M. AVTSSMAN, NIISS M. CHQ VIVAT LU EU FLOIEEAT-D EIU . 011- ' 'AF' dm m m 9'Z eutsnzber jfacultp jlilexnhers DOCTOR A. R. ANDREWS PROFESSOR L. COOPER PROFESSOR H. C. DAVIDSEN PROFESSOR A. B. FAUST PROFESSOR E. J. FLUEGEL PROFESSOR W. T. HEWETT PROFESSOR E. MIERRITT PROFESSOR P. R. POPE PROFESSOR V. SNYDER MR. W. D. ZINNECKER stein 'Uzrkebrsgdste MRS. H. C. DAVIDSEN MRS. V. R. GAGE MRS. I. W. JENKS MRS. E. lWERRITT AIRS. P. R. POPE MRS. V. SNYDER MRS. B. G. XVILDER Qiommittces Rrngram Social - Jllemhzrsblp A. W. VERWIEBE G. C. MAY M. DUBIN -I. SMITH K. E. PFEIFFER MISS E. M CLEMENT MISS R. SELECTER MISS H. N. BIRCHOLDT MISS G. E HORTON PROFESSOR B. I. FLUEGEI. MISS S. C.CWALSH PROFESSOR DAVIDSEN 'PROFESSOR E. I. FLUEGEL Bramatir E. H. HESPELT ' MISS K. M. WILLIS W. D. ZINNECKER PROFESSOR A. B. FAUST 463 f ' .- A A IF - . . .,. , . I Z, . , .ffl ,1:. f . .,.. 'IE ' fl' Q'jf 5 J I if - 4,,v f ,1 . :Q 2 0 Q W ,--, My ' - . Jfrenrb ramatur K 15,11 Z l.,g j.' '4'-7 f-,- A Af, Organized November 6, IQO3 P. R. CABRERA . . MISS NINA K. VAN DYNE . RUDOLF NEUBURGER . H. B. BOLE . . T. R. LUDLAM CONANT WAIT . . The Qlnunril PROFESSOR W. W. COMFORT P. R. CABRERA T. R. LUDLAM Zlctihe Members . . President . . Vice-P resident . B nsiness M cznager Assistant Business M anager . . Stage M ana get Property Miziiager PROFESSOR E. W. OLMSTED RUDOLF NEUBURGER H. B. BOLE A. DUCLOS, ,IO H. B. BOLE, ,II R. C. BLYTHE, '12 MISS B. BSCHNER, 'Io P. R. CABRERA, '11 A. CLUNAN, '12 D. S. GRAY, 'IO MISS L. M. EDMINSTER, ,II CONANT WAIT, '12 M. C. RUTHERFORD, ,IO W. E. H.AWKE, 'II R. CORTI, '13 MISS EVELYN THOMAS, 'IO T. R. LUDLAM, 'II F. S. KEMPTON, '13 MISS NINA K. VAN DYNE, 'IO G. C. MAY, 'II J. P. FREYRE, '13 R. H. ANDREWS, ,II RUDOLF NEUBURGER, ,II MISS F. D. SIEGLER H. ASHTON, 'II VICTOR RITSCHARD, ,II WILLIAM PAGE, '13 A. J. STUDE, 'II 464 bixtb Eruburtinn In Ziinurgznis Gentilbumme Lyceum Theatre March 9. Monsieur jourrlain, bourgeois Madame journlain, sa femme . Lucile. Fllle de M. Jourdain . Cleonte. amoureaux wie Lucile Dorimene, Marquise . . Bersnnnagrs Dorante, Comte, amant de Dorimenc Nicole, servante cle M. -Iourflain Covielle, valet cle Cleonte . Un Maitre de Musique . Un Eleve ilu Maitre de Musique Un Un Maitre .5 Danser . . Maitre d'Armes . . Un Maitre de Philosophie . Un Maitre Tailleur . Un Garcon Tailleur , Premier Laquais Second Laquais Une Musicienne ITB Mugieien . ze AIUSICICH 39 Musicien 1904 i'Le Monde ou l'on s'ennuie 1905 'Le Melanie Imaginairen 1906 Bataille de Dames . T907 1908, Les Romanesquesu . Le Voyage de Monsieur Perr jfurmsr iaruhurtiuns nf lies Euhutinfi ichon . igio . P. R. CABRERA Mile. B. ESCHNER . Mile, F. D. SIEGLER , . V. RITSCHARD . Mlle. N. K. VAN DYNE . . W. PAGE. . Mlle. L. M. EDxr1NsTER . . R. C. BLYTHE, I2 . J. P. FREYRE. '13 A. DUcLos, 'ro W. PAGE, '15 . F. S. KEBIPTON, '13 . R. H. ANDREXVS. 'I3 . I. I. CORN, I3 M. C. RUTHERFORD, 'm . . CLUNAN, 'I2 . ASHTON, ,Il Mlle. F. . THOMAS, ,IO . DUCLOS, ,IO . D. S. GRAY, 'xo . YV. E. LIAXVKE, '11 . gpmma: par Edouard Pailleron . . par Moliere par Scribe et Legouve par Edmond Rostand par Labiche et Martin , -,A- Q -A132 - I 3232 - , . . fa IIS I QUIK' 'I M V I . v ig, 3 J: ig V .Q f . , .O .1 lx,L 2 KT S A y ,V , . A .. ...im , A , ' Bfficets A rf' I lllq I M. V. ATWOOD, '10 . . President '. A ' ' ' ' B L. M. BUELL, ,IO Vice-President ' V, , N.,. ,P H . F. R. BENTLEY, ,IO . . Secretary ' MISS E. I. ZMUNSELL, ,IO . . Treasurer DR. ANDREWS DR. BAILEY PROF. COOPER DR. COX DR. MONROE PROP. STRUNK R. C. EDLUND, '09 L. V. ADAMS, '10 A. I. ADLER, ' E. E. BAKER, IO 7 IO A. W. BENSON, '10 Members F. R. BENTLEY, ,IO L. M. BUELL, ,IO VV. E. CALDWELL, '10 H. CHAIMOWITZ, 113 MISS A. B. CURTIS, ,I2 H. B. DRAKE, ,IO MISS C. L. DRATII, '11 N. R. FINKELSTEIN, '11 W. H. FRIES, ,II H. M. HASTINGS, ,IO R. H. MCLEAN, ,II MISS E. 1. MUNSELL, '10 J. C. O,BRIEN, '10 A. D. RILEY, ,I2 I. A. STEVENSON, '10 MISS H. R. WANSBORO H. D. WEBER, '11 L. B. WYNNE, ,I2 MISS D. COLBY, '10 MISS D. A. COLIN, ,IO Glommittees 39fUEl'Hm Membership MISS H. R. WANSBORO, 710, Chairman W. E. CALDWELL, '10, Chairman MISS E. J. MUNSELL, '10 MISS A. B. CURTIS, ,I2 M. V. ATWOOD, ,IO -I. A. STEVENSON, 'Io L. M. BUELL, ,IO J. C. OyBRIEN, '10 F. R. BENTLEY, '10 A. J. ADLER, '10 MISS D. COLBY, '10 466 KJBSER VAT If IN CAR ---f+5-iw-I-5-54-f ' ' FINISH OF RACE Renovation EBay 1909 .l ,.. , . k i THE FINAL HEAT IN THE 120 HIGH HURDLES R. P. HITCHCOCK, '10, WVINNING HIS HEAT IN THE 440 Zintzrcullegiates 1909 : , r , LETIC - N!-PYP! lihiff LU! 5519! W!-EI! Pl-WZ WWW! I-BU! W! !'!'!'!1'Z BQ! SU SU! i? ll W! 3'! 'l EW W' W1 X!!-SU! SU!-NI THE '-. '25 .Q I mm: mi-15.1mi.w.imf.mm mmmimmmmnimitni-Ins IQ ,1 -Qf? H, 'Q N LAIL I .I I I Q Q IL-A 1. :L I 5 I 4 A 4 I 4 I O A I 4 A I ! .g .V. -, ...,-gg ,., . -.K . . .wr , .V ,.. . 4. ,,1- 14 ,, ....f..-,lt W 3 ,, -.gy-Vw: Ii- ,g UV 1. .., vi - .,'.-Al.. ' 'I g 4,2 4. 4,31 ay' 1 I I :1.j.-- .V .ru ,z ' - I. .. ,'. .,. ,- .' ' .-, . -. .. 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O Q I 3 ' ' 4 .I ' ' ' F f'va ' - ' A S , 15- 1'f, 33 L. 'A X-SBS lla . ,.j,',-A-.'j.gf V.... 9 XNS' lip! Q. 4- jf' if '.-- -gg 'A aww .3 . . . MP4 , Q1 - .-.N V' lg 5IoEnnn:mI-naval Errgwgvm- E I 909510 DIRECTOR A. W. SAIITII C. H. BLOOD . . W. J. DUGAN . I. H. SCOTT . C. E. TREAIAN . VV. VV. RONVLEE D. F. HOY . H. DIEDERICHS F. H. MCCORMICK . G. W. CRANVFORD T. L. MILLER . A. F. TYDEMAN H. H. BENNETT PAUL VVILLIAMS A. C. HASTINGS, JR. H. C. YOUNG . E. A. PHILLIPS R. B. HURLBURT . Pres ideut Fitzattcial Adviser Secretary and Graduate M auager A ssistazzt Graduate Ibfauager . Navy Adviser Football Adviser . Baseball Adviser Track Adviser . MU'I1UVg6I' of Navy C ommodore of Navy Mfarzager of Football Captain of Football Mattaget' of Baseball Ca ptaltz of Baseball Matrzaget' of Tracie Captain of Track . . Nfiflzor Sports Represelztatlve . Representative of the l'Vearers of the C 471 wakf 4 ll 5461 Q 'ut' 1' 1 ,..' I , ' 4 , 'I 9 ., 1 .AVV 1-'Iff A ,V ' 11' s ' a 5' W 1 ' ' L - - ' '. .. 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BROWN, '11 ROBERT KEENE CALDWELL, 'OQ RALPH TOMPKINS CHACE, '09 GEORGE WALTER CHANDLER, '09 EDWARD HEERMIANS CLARK, '09 JOHN ARVINE CLARK, '10 EDWARD TIFFIN Cook, '10 PERRY HAMLIN CORNWALL, '09 JAMES JOSEPH COSGROVE, '09 ROBERT EARL COULSON, '09 GILBERT HOLMES CRAWFORD, 'IO EDWARD STANISLAU CROSBY, '10 PHILIP LEWIS DAY, '11 CALVIN SCOTT DEGOLYER, 'IO GEORGE STEWART DONNAN, 'I2 FREDERICK OLIVER EEELING, '09 THOMAS HINCHMAN FARRINGTON, '10 ROBERT FLEMING FLEMING, '10 CHARLES MARTIN FRENCH, '09 CREED WALSH FULTON, '09 WARD LLEWELLYN GABLE, ,OQ FRED EUGENE GARDNER, 'OQ EDWARD EASSON GOODWILLIE, '10 WILL HARRIS, '10 LUCAS SMITH HENRY, 'OQ ROGER WOLCOTT HITCHCOCK, '10 SARGENT GLENN HOFFMAN, 'IO PHILIP ZELL HORTON, '09 DAVID AUSTIN HOWARD, '11 MURRAY HOWES, '11 472 ,au Crew, '09 Basketball, ,OQ Crew, '08 Crew, '07, '08 Cross Country, '08 CroSS Country, '09 Football, '08 CroSS Country, '08 Crew, 'OQ Cross Country, '08 Football, '07, '08, Wrestling, '09 Track, '07 Crew, '08 Crew '08 Track, '08, '09 Baseball, '08 Football '07, '08 IOQ 'BaSeball, '08, 'OQ Crew, '07 Crew, '08, '09 Football, '08, '09, Basketball, '09 Crew, '09 Track, '08 Football, '09 Baseball, '07, '08, Football, 109 Cross Country, '09 Track, '07, '08, '09 Baseball, 08, OQ Baseball, '08, '09 Football, '07, '08 Baseball, 'OQ Football, '07 Lacrosse, '09 Track, 709 Football, '09 Crew, '08 Baseball, '09 Baseball, '09 O9 EDWIN ANDREW HIINGER, 'IO RUSSELL BLAIR HURLEURT, '10 ALFRED HENRX' HL7TCliINSON, '09 MALCOLM SLEIGIIT JONES, 'IO LYMAN COLLINS JUDSON, 'I0 ROBERT QUENTIN KEASIIEY, 'II EDWARD JOSEPH ,KELLY, '09 FRANK BURNETT IQELLEY, 'I0 HENRX' JOSEPH IQINIBALL, 'II ARMIN IQRUTZSCH, JR., 'I2 HERBERT RAY LAEEERTY, 'II CLARENCE VINCENT LALLY, 'I0 ROY LEE LEYENTRY, 'II EDMUND BURKE BIAGNER, 'II XYILLIAM XYADE BIATCIINEER, 'I0 JOSEPH GRANT BICCULLOM, '09 EDWARD GAUL BIACARTHUR, 'II JAMES EVANS BTILLS, 'OQ WNILLIAM EDWARD MUNK, 'I2 SENVELL NAMES, 'II SAMUEL FREDERICK NIKON, 'II JOHN JOSEPH O'CONNOR, '12 BERNARD JOHN O'ROURKE, '09 CHAUNCEY CARROL OWEN, 'I0 EYERITT ALFONSO PHILLIPS, 'Io STEWART EVERTS ROBB, 'II REFINE LATTING ROSSNI.AN, '09 CLARENCE NEWTON SEAGRAVE, 'II HART KILBOURNE SEELEY, '10 EDWARD LOOMIS SEYMOUR, '09 GEORGE KEYWORTH SHEARER, '09 LEGRAND DEGRAFF SIMSON, 'II MAXIMILIAN FRANCIS THEODORE SMITH, EDWARD ALMERON STEVENS, 'OQ WATERMAN STONE, 'Io PHILIP ALOYSIUS SULLIVAN, '09 SEYMOUR H. SUTTON, ,II LEE JAMES TALBOTT, '11 JOHN CHAMBERLAIN TALCOTT, ,OQ PERCY JAMES TAYLOR, 'Io ALFRED HAVILAND THATCHER, '09 ELMER ELLSWORTH THOMPSON, 'II ROBERT ELIAS TREMAN, '09 ARTHUR FREDERICK TYDEMAN, 'I0 GEORGE HENRY WALDER, '09 CARL HAWLEY WATSON, '09 RANDOLPIT WOODRUFF WEED, 'OQ CHARLES PORTER WEEKS, ,I2 PAUL WILLIAMS, '10 SAMUEL WILLIAMS, '10 HARRY COLLINS WIGHT, '10 BERWICK BRUCE WOOD, '11 FRANK EUCHNER WURST, 'Io HOBART CONE YOUNG, '10 'IO 47 Cross Country, '07, Track, '08 Football, '08, '09 Football, '08 Track, '08 Baseball, 'OQ Track, 'OQ FOOtball, '08 Crew, '08, '09 Crew, '09 FOOtball, '09 Crew, '09 Baseball, '08, '09 Football, '08 Baseball, 'OQ Baseball, '08, '09 FOOtball, '08 FOOtball, '08 Track, '09 Football, '09 Crew, '09 Track, '09 FOOtball, 'OQ Football, '05 '06 ' FOOtball, '09 Nvrestling, 0Q Football, '09 Track, '07, '08 FOOtball, '09, Crew, '09 FOOtball, '09 Crew, '07 FOOtball, '07, '08 , , 07, '08 F Ootb Crew, Crew, Crew, Track Crew, Track all, 09, Crew, 'OQ '08 '08 '08 , '09 ,O9 , '09 Track, '07, '08, '09 Cross Country, '08, Track, O9 Lacrosse, '09 I Baseball, '09 Track, '08 Football, '08, ,OQ Football, '05, '06, '07, '08 Football, '06, '07, Baseball,E'07, '08 Crew, '09 FOOtball, '09 Baseball, '08, '09 Crew, '08 Football, '08 Football, '08, ,OQ Crew, ,OQ Cross Country, '07, '08, '09, Track, '08 'bm- -F. ,. .. .T- :1'.1-f:e..f br::ff'2Jef.r'.'.'r. 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F Q '-14-f' vfsxzf-5-.11-A-Tffc:4:.gY'F.,r-:li 'J1si. ,. ., g:f?'fi:' is-szfiefiiis ry 1.45: ' , Y N 31 - I .-YT gj4i,,.L,. ll, , rj., ,.... . .,,,ifP,. -. .. W-, - ,i arll r 1 sf f s i e 5 t A V if my if wi, . .- .'g - ' l - --1' . if -f- Q: ff 2 -V 1 1 , 1' fd : 5711: 'PV' ', if-,J-, 9 . ' ' 4 4 fi 'ff' 1 A, A r - ' - - - ue: T . Q5 1 -' ,gf '-- -, jkfjjjji -Ei! gli 'A+ lj! if- 1.1 - f :H - ' , - Y f f 21.-fi1?-ffQIi'5?f..g,fiFi ' ., , .13 -l---'---'Y-f W' Y'-4- ,. .i. . , -.-'HY' 1 ' 1- 7 , 'yfg ff' ' QW. ' 4 - l X .11 , 'l 7 X i s 4 A j . 'Eli J ' iz-' 'fi s X 1 ,T ' ' 4' AI L C ' m Q gf 6,1 Y I. .. i W in-W M The call for Varsity candidates in the early part of the second term was equally successful and here, too, the prospects looked bright, for besides the old Varsity men, the last year's Freshman crew turned out to a man. f ' Owing to unfortunate conditions prac- tice on the water was seriously delayed and hindered. The inlet was so obstructed with floating timber that progress for more than a few feet at a time was almost impossible, and coxswains had to be constantly on the alert for debris which would sink a shell or gig in a moment. In the face of this the Old Man and his men worked faithfully, doing their best and hoping for better things. Along in May, through the efforts of friends, the inlet was cleared of its wreckage, and from then on the work was much simpler. It was during this time that our situation looked serious, for within a week or two we were to send a Junior Varsity Crew to the American Henley, at Philadelphia, to row against the junior Eights of Harvard and ICOACH CIE. COURTNEY 475 Pennsylvania. Up to this time our men had had very little work on the lake, it being too rough to permit the crews to venture out much farther than the lighthouse. When the time came for the selec- tion of the crew, Mr. Courtney picked his last year's Freshmen with Si Weed at stroke. It could not be said that Cornell was putting a very smooth rowing crew into the race, and they were not picked as win- ners, but the critics had missed a sight of the crew at racing speed. If they had been able to follow in a launch they would have seen the fellows put that famous Cornell stroke into effect with surprising results. V When the crews lined up at the start of the race, Cornell was the last to pull into position. While the men were endeavoring to straighten their shell the starting gun was fired and the crews were off-all except Cornell. Si Weed was about the only man in the boat who was pulling in the right direction, for the men had not ex- pected a start until they were at least in position. 'i 5 ' Despite the fact that X ':i'iii ' the other crews had -' ' gained a length at the ' iiliili i ' ' E. H. CLARK, '09, Commodore start, the result of the A , race was not long in doubt, for our men immediately settled down to a pace that ,Nu if 5. offered little hope to their opponents, and when the mile H ' fii f F and five-sixteenths had been covered Cornell was easily in ,,. . 'iir, ' the lead, breaking the record for the distance. On the return of the men from the Henley Races it was up to both Varsity and Freshmen to settle down to work even more strenuously than ever, for within ten days they were to row the Harvard Eights a two-mile race on Cayuga. The Junior Varsity still rowed together, and it was this boat that took the title of Varsity. From the very start the Harvard race was ours, and Cornell held the pace to the end. The Freshmen race proved to be a duplicate of the Varsity, and it is needless to say that the result of both races was very pleasing to all Cornellians, and almost immediately there was talk of Sweeping the River at Poughkeepsie in July. 476 -'-:gig 5 , wgz, 1 .. vm! 2? 9 ' , V: ' ' -ry EQ-jg 'Q , .r.:. ' - :ir 'sf fx '-' 1 ,.:j1:ge :.,. f I .' A -.4515 ll fi: 'ff l ' i- 'Jil 5123.22 .fg ' '51-f. .-252221525 . , -1 4 ,..y-1y- fgfgw 5' A -5 4 . ., A V:5-.2152 2- i t iii., Y- . f- .: Vafiifiii Q22 ? S41-eLQS:i.f'E.:2.1i ':: -3312 ' '3'-'la ' e S - --1' 1 ' ' Q ft' zzgfiiiv , -, ,.a, az,a,f, , i - -,A -'SX - 4 ,f 1, ' 2. 34 if' ,f 1' I ifiiilii- , F w- E541 3- WV -. '.'3',,-.- ,yihow G. H. CRAVVFORD, '10 Commodore-elect. Due to the conditions at the inlet it was decided to take the men to Poughkeepsie as early as possible, and the men left Ithaca on the rzth of june for a three weeks' season of training on the Hudson. ' .a ' A . .. ' . I U .5 I :Mayan 4' I ws. ., ., A Y- , lVhile the Varsity and the ' . A N . -Ta T- - , , . , ,. Freshmen Eights had been ,Q-fl. T, -D T ' ' ii 0 winning their laurels in the I 'f c, ' c, ' , , - early part of the season, we i Qfi- gif 3 - had still another crewthatwas THE FINISH OF THE HARVARD RACE doing wondertul work, the Varsity Four. Little was known of this combination, but they had been rowing to- gether through the whole season, and by means of hard and consistent work had developed not only beautiful form, but wonderful speed. During the trials at Pough- keepsie people remarked at the way the Four kept up with the Eights, but thought that it was merely because they started ahead of them, being unaware of the fact that for their distance they were almost as fast as the Eights. On the day of the race the water conditions were almost ideal, and the first race was for the Four over the two-mile course, participated in by Columbia, Pennsylvania, Syracuse, and Cornell. The Cornell crew immediately took the lead, and in short time it was evident that unless some unforeseen accident occurred they would Win Without difliculty. By the time they had passed the first stake at the quarter mile, they were well ahead and gaining with every stroke, gaining so much in fact that they did not row at top speed all through the race, but even at that they won easily by ive lengths. The second race was for the Freshmen Eights over the same course, and from the start the Cornell bow was in the lead and it stayed ahead all through the race, Winning by a length and a half. The last race of the day was the Varsity Eights over the four-mile course. At the crack of the starter's pistol the five crews were off, Once more it Was seen that the Cornell shell was ahead, and they proceeded to open up a lead, letting the others fight it out for second place. When they had reached the bridge it Was noticed that Columbia Was fast overhauling Syra- cuse, who up to this time had held second place, and with CORNELL LEADING AT THE POUGHKEEPSIE BRIDGE 3, wonderful burst of Speed 477 ' -f'Kfi,-- may - . . . , . V .'.. Hiram auP':4: '5.l+.' 'P 'fr w 'N h ' sf N ' -A, ' ,...- Q ,, . ' .4Bh f ... J .,.,1-ww --an THE VARSITY FOUR they pushed ahead, leav- ing the orange and the blue third, From the way they were coming up it looked as though they might overtake us, but at this point the coxswain called on the men for a sprint, and the red and White shot out ahead, and with one of the strongest Sprints of the day they crossed the finish line, not only winning the race, but completing a season which contained one of the greatest series of victories that Cornell or any other University had ever won. As a resume of the season, it might be said that of the six races that Cornell crews had participated in, they had won all and had broken three Intercollegiate records. F. H. MCCORMICK. THE BOAT HOUSE 478 anal ecurh U11I1' 1lpp7w11.'111'.v llfl-Plllfl' 7-I-i7I.' .lI1'l P11162 .lUl3' 1373 Y,, Wes., ll.. ll., A.. Col.. li., KLA., T., W. Yale 111 59 SPYlHgflC'ltil ,luly 1875 Col., XVI.-s., H.. XV., D.. T., P.. Y. . . Columbia 10 42 Saratoga .ll1l3' 1574 Col.. H.. D.. W1-s., Y., A., Hr.. B., lj., ll.. P Corm-ll 16.532 S1U'f3t0g3' july 1870 H., Col.. Lf. Wes., P. . . Cornell 17.0111 Saratoga .lime lfif'-I Inlcrcolleginw . Cornell 9. 1 s Saratoga .lilly 1879 Col.. Wes. Columbia 8.20 Lake George .lllly ISSO Col.. P01111 . Cornell 9, 1 2 Lake George .lunc 1881 London, Tl1:111u-s London 8.56 Henley' .lllly 1881 Herllorll College Hcrtfornl S 19 Henley .lilly 1882 Penn., Xl'es., P., B. . Pennsylvania 9.35 Lillie GCOYEE .lUl!' 1833 P., Penn., Wes. Cornell 11,57 Lake George June 185.1 Penn., P. . PCl1DSylVClHl!l'l' 9 ook Pl'lilBClClPhla .lllly 188.1 Penn., Col., P.. li. , Perinsylvaiiial 8.397 Saratoga june 1885 Penn. . , Cornell 8.38 Philadelllhla- ,luly 1885 Br., B,, Penn. . lirownf' 0.105 YVOTCCSWY ,Tune 1S87 Penn. . Cornell 'l l Philadelllhlil ,luly 1887 B. , . X Cornell O,jSi:' YVorcester .lilly 1888 Penn. . Cornell S 195 Philadelphia .lune 1889 Col.. Penn. Cornell IS 50 NSW LOT1C10H ,lilly 1889 Penn. , Cornell 6 .401 Phil?-LlGlPhiH .luly 1890 B. . , Cornell 17.30 Ithaca july 1890 Penn, . Cornell l.l..1-31 New L0l'ld0I'1 July 1891 Penn,, Col, Cornell 14 2751 NSW LOf1ClO1'1 -lime I892 Penn. . Cornell 17.26 Ithaca july 1895 Penn. . Cornell 23.40 Lake Minnetonka June 1 S94 Penn. . Cornell 2 1. 1 2 TOr1'CSdH-lf? june 1895 C0l,, Penn. Columbia 21.25 Poughkeepsie july 1895 Trinity Hall . Trinity Hall 7.15 Henley June 1896 H., Pen11,, Col. Cornell I9 2924? Poughkeepsie June 1897 H. Y. . Cornell 20 3.1 Poughkeepsie july 1897 Penn.. Col. . Cornell 20.47 4-5 Poughkeepsie june 1898 H., Y. . . Cornell 23.48 New London july I898 Penn., VVis., Col. Pennsylvania 15 SIE Saratoga june 1899 Penn., Wis., Col. .... Pennsylvania 20,04 Poughkeepsie June 1900 Penn,, VVis., Col., Georgetown . . Pennsylvania 19.41 Poughkeepsie july IQOI Penn., Wis., Col., Georgetown, Syracuse Cornell 18.55 1-5 Poughkeepsie June 1902 Penn., Wis., Col., Georgetown, Syracuse Cornell I9 05 3-5 Poughkeepsie june 1905 Penn., Vlfis.. Col,, Georgetown, Syracuse , Cornell 18.57 Poughkeepsie june 1904 Syracuse, Perm., Col., Georgetown, lVi5. Syracuse 20.22 3-5 Poughkeepsie May 1905 Harvard ...... Cornell 10,09 1-5 Cambridge June 1905 Syracuse, Georgetown, Col, Penn,, XVis. Cornell 22.06 1-5 Poughkeepsie May 1906 Harvard ,..... Cornell 10,41 3-5 Cambridge june 1906 Penn., Syracuse, Col., WTS., Georgetown . Cornell 19 36 4-5 Poughkeepsie May 1907 Harvard ....... Cornell 1 1.01 Ithaca ,Tune 1907 Col,, Navy, Penn., Wis.,1Georgetown, Syracuse Cornell 20.02 2-5 Poughkeepsie May IQO8 Harvard ....... Harvard 10.47 Cambridge June 1908 Syracuse, Columbia, Cornell, Pennsylvania, VVis. . Syracuse 19.34 Poughkeepsie july 1909 Columbia, Syracuse, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania Cornell 19.02 Poughkeepsie A.-Amherst D.-Dartmouth Penn.-Pennsylvania Wis.-Wisconsin B,-Bowdoin H.fHarvard T.-Trinity VVes.-'Wesleyan Br.-Brown M.A.-Massachusetts Agricultural U.-Union Y.-Yale Col,-Columbia P.-Princeton W.-Williams S,-Syracuse 'k Cornell Firstg ruled out on foul T Cornell second 470 1 VV01-ld's record, 8-oared shell :FFF American record, 8-oared shell TT Pennsylvania did not start. Cornell rowed course Backus tchisou Ai Clark, Com md rc McCormick, Flflvnagcz' Names Sutton Kelley Stevens cngrnvc S cell W ll mba y Ki 11 Q 52 :Z .- : M 1909 varsity Qliigbt, 1909 arsitp rem EDWARD HEEIQRIIXXS CLARK, 'og . Commodore FAY HEAIAIING BATTEY, 'og . . Md1Z'Gg67' FRANK HARRINGTDN BICCORMICK, 'IO . . .'1SSiSfL'l7IfAJCl'7ZUg67' CHARLES E. COURTNEY . . . Coach Qlretn RANDOLPH XVOODRUFF XYEED, -IR., 'og . . Stroke SEWELI. NAMES, 'II . , . . Seven PHILIP LEWIS D.AY, 'II . Six SEYMOUR H. SUTTON. 'II . Five XVILLIAM AIELVILLE AITCI-IISON, 'II . Four FRANK BURNETT IQELLEY, 'Io . . Three LEGRAND DEGRAFF SIAISON, 'II Two CLARENCE NEWTON SEAGRAYE, 'II . . Bow HENRX' JOSEPH IfIMB.'XI.L, 'II . Coxmfam buhstitutes XVILLIAM ALDEN BACKUS, 'Io EDWARD ALMERON STEVENS, 'og .K 5 . 2 Q Wg . X , F. H. McCORMICK, '10, Manager H. A. LINCOLN, '11, Assistant Manager 481 2: .aa-5,25 :f. -:ffm-'1 sf.-affair: 4- .5 WN ., Q 3 ef wg.. - '. ww., fig: . f 1 '. -0:11 2 4 ' 'Z 'mf f , - 5,41 . Vo:-+'f .c-- .co f-p-w,-.-.',,:.- .,.,. '.,g.g,Q:.,.,3,.:ff, ., . , f Z dwgp, , R P! i K I 5 f-4 0 e' in , 2,1 1 ' -' .. fr: eq . -'-'ffagfw -122:-. 2-xzefilzi'74,-:::-arf-:1 ....,, ,.A,.4A . .. eg' 33 , frm::u:1f5,::u-:ages 4-.Y 1909 arsitp j'uur:6a1feiJ rem STEARNS SAMUEL BULLEN, ,OQ . FRANK EUCHNER WURST, ,OQ . HERBERT RAY LAFEERTY, ,II . . GILBERT HOLNIES CRAWFORD, IR., ,IO jfnuralearzh Date Opponents June 27, 1899 Pennsylvania, Columbia June 30, 1900 Pennsylvania Columbia July 2, 1901 Pennsylvania Columbia June 21, 1902 Pennsylvania Columbia June 26, 1903 Pennsylvania Col., VVis. June 28, 1904 Col., Penn., Wis., Geo't'n June 28, 1905 Syracuse, Penn., Col., 'Wis june 23, 1906 Syracuse, Penn., Col. june 25, 1907 Syracuse, Penn., Col. June 27, 1908 Syracuse, Penn., Col., Cor. July 2, 1909 Syracuse, Col., Penn. Intercollegiate Record. 482 Qlltein BBEUFU l'Vi7'Z1Z6l' Penn. Penn. Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Syracuse Cornell Syracuse Syracuse Cornell Time II.I2 10.31 1 -39 3 10.31 1 10.34 10.50 3 10.15 2 10.34 10.37 1 10.52 2 I0.0I ' Bow Two Three S troke Dist. Place Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie 4 ' A t 'L' f:i'U '?2'fif f o . , A , , - 3 .qi 7 ' in O 1969 jiuniur arsitp re DJ RANDOLPH XVOODRUFF XYEED, JR.. 'og . . Stroke SEWELL NAMES, '11 . , . . Seven PHILIP LEYVIS DAY, '11 . Six SEYMOUR H. SUTTON, '11 . I . Five NVILLIAM THELVILLE AITCIIISON, 'II . Foiti' FRANK BURNETT IQELLY, 'ro . . Three LEGRAND DEGRAFE SIMSOX, '11 . . Two CLARENCE NEWTON SEAGRAVE, 'II . Bow HENRY JOSEPH KIMBALL, 'II Coxswaiii Substitutes ' BENJAMIN DORRANCE BEYEA, 'ro JAMES ALLISON STEVENSON, 'ro Date Opponents lfVimier Time Dist. Place May 22, IQOQ Pennsylvania, Harvard Cornell 6.26 3-5:31 1 5-16 Philadelphra Intercollegiate Record. 433 1909 jftesbman retn WALTER GEORGE DISTLER . . Stroke WALTER JOHNSTON . . . Four JOHN MOORE MCDERhlOTT . . Seven CLINTON BROOKS FERGUSON . Three WALTER OTTO KRUSE . . Six ERNEST FLETCHER BOWEN . Two GEORGE BLACKMAN WAKELEY . Five CARROLL EDWARD CARPENTER . Bow CHARLES FREDERICK MERZ, Coxswain Substitutes ALFRED BONNEY, JR. SILAS NEWTON STIMSON freshman Qliretn BBEUIU Date Opponents Winner Time llfliles Place July 1875 Brown, Harvard, Princeton - . . Cornell I7.32k Saratoga July 1876 Harvard, Dartmouth, Columbia . Cornell 17,2392 Saratoga july 1878 Harvard ,.... . Cornell 1 7.1 3? Ensenore June 1890 Columbia, Yale . . . Cornell 1 1.067 New London June 1892 Columbia . . Cornell IO. 561 Ithaca june 1894 Dauntless A . . . Cornell 1I.I5i Ithaca june 1895 Pennsylvania . . . Cornell 11.18 3- Ithaca June 1896 Harvard, Penn., Col. . Cornell 10.18 Poughkeepsie June 1897 Yale, Harvard . I . Yale 9.195 Poughkeepsie june 1897 Columbia, Pennsylvania . . Cornell 9.21 Saratoga june 1898 Yale, Harvard l. . . . Yale II 22 3 New London july 1898 Cornell, Pennsylvania h ..... Cornell 10.57 Saratoga june 1899 Columbia, Pennsylvania ..... Cornell 9.55 Poughkeepsie June 1900 Columbia, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania . . . Wisconsin 7.41 Poughkeepsie July 1901 Columbia, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Syracuse . Pennsylvania IO 20 1- Poughkeepsie June 1902 Columbia, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Syracuse . Cornell 9.34 4- Poughkeepsie june 1903 Columbia, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Syracuse . Cornell 9.18 Poughkeepsie June 1904 Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Columbia . . . Syracuse 10.01 Poughkeepsie june 1905 Syracuse. Columbia, Pennsylvania . . . Cornell 9.39 4-5 Poughkeepsie May 1906 Cascaclilla - . Q . . l ..,. Cornell 7.40 Ithaca june 1906 Syracuse, Wisconsin, Columbia .I . .A . Syracuse 9.51 2-5 Poughkeepsie June , 1907 Syracuse, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Columbia . Wisconsin 9.58 Poughkeepsie june 1908 Syracuse, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Columbia . Cornell 9.38 Poughkeepsie July 1909 Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Columbia . Cornell 9,07 2-QT Poughkeepsie flntercollegiate Record. 484 -..5.u..L.s. ' - 5, Qt Bnughkzzpsie THE FOUR 1911 SLIVER SEAGRAVE BILL SIMSON HANK KIMBALL win SUT SUTTON AITCH AITCHISON i .4 SEWH NAMES PHIL DAY xx .fi r - .3-ggkgl, ,z Ei 1 -6'iGtW f - 55- , F-. f -af. 1 B f 1 -' 5 f . J Q- ,-vgyfzf L .5 l . z. 1 I' , i E N 'x Y T! . TPQ H M 2-..-ini! 1, 1 .-. -,--- ' 3- 6 1, 0 I 1 agar. 5 -. za, v ff .7 A 7 1 f '- 18: 4.1 v ne ' 1 v un 5' Kev v , Q? w 1 , ,, u 4 W' f nr, ,fi ,ix i 5 . , J 5-fin 4651 'z' ' .uw - -- -i2F'E,i1:+:' A ,, 'L- m :gl ,.. ,,,, .-.., , .. 'HERB LAFFERTY ...ffm -V jf IQ 1 4 - .' 'R ,, 1, 5 'Q U51 Q S! 'WM ' ' 4i,11..::f ' if W W ON THE INLET Qin fx!! Hank Mac Mertz Walt Fowler Qt Poughkeepsie 1Qa+1,f,,g,'ii , . ., .. 1 '-iff ' '-:filling ,. HL, , A' -,Ek,,.,i ,ff I '- M ' K 1' Qi? V-.. s.vw:.:- w- -v ---s-13 who f P v'1--V- 'Q -- ' Q ---- 4.f- .1 11,731-Y. r gi if , M-ff gal? J- 257' I pg,1,:i1f:, A M , . ,,- U V ......,- Q 1'-,: 1, H 3, ihyqfifqf 4 5 r V , rw, ' Q N -'--' X- - x xx , . 'N' ' V , ' 2 r I t f l ,X g H V . Q ' x I V . i A 1. ,ie i - 1-J ' - fr c- ' . or l , , .. ' 2 . ' Q ' mv?i:,. ,,G, 1. .',1,:-1 f713?f21f17Sil'e1iesfIf E:?Ff55ii??356-e rfiiw eizl ffzftxfei f 555 Y g .agp fi: , I .Q it Bantam uf the Season -5 -f-A LTHOUGH the Football Season of 1909 brought I , with it at least a fair proportion of disappoint- , fi -.,1-- S ments and setbacks, it seems to be the opinion of -:S , X all those most interested in Cornell football that it has 3 3? marked a distinct forward movement in so far as or- : .',- . V. .. 1 5, ganization, spirit and jvermnizezzt prospects are con- ig cerned, and this is in the face of what would generally 0 ' ,f-yi' . . . -' ,193 be termed an unsatisfactory record when it is usual to take a gloomy View of this branch of sport. in There is no question that the men composing the available material last fall were, on the whole, of very limited experience as far as Varsity football goes, but no one doubts that the entire squad possesses the make a first-class team as had the opportunity to learn the finer points requisite spirit to soon as they have i I of the game. This can only be accomplished , ' ,. E after earnest and faithful practice extending ' I 1. ' .4 over two or three seasons. It is only after the first season of intensive play is behind him, that the average undergraduate realizes how many chances he has missed. In fact ' i it ,fi ,. it is safe to say that a real player is always reproaching himself between seasons for hav- ing overlooked his best opportunities to turn a seemingly avoidable defeat into a splendid victory. A season, successful in point of victories, is the outcome of a team's constant alertness in taking advantage of its opportunities. For r this two things are necessary: CID spirit, and HEAD COACH I. WV. VVALDER, '09 Qzj training and experience. We have the 439 spirit and the efficient organization for the proper training and the resultant experience. As has been indicated in former Seasons' Reviews, the attempt to establish a graduate coaching system was one that required much careful feeling of the way, and it is generally conceded that we have at length reached a point where our organization has taken a detinite form. It is a general impression that the graduates are working in perfect harmony with the members of the faculty as well as with the undergraduates, and that impression is founded on fact. Nothing has occurred during the three years of graduate coaching that has in any way raised a doubt as to the practicability of our system, and the past year has strengthened our belief in the fundamental ideas of our policy. VVith the very efficient aid of Professor Dennis and Graduate Manager Dugan, complete records of the season's work have been compiled for permanent reference. The respective functions and duties of the football alumni, the resident coaches, the fac- ulty members, and the under- graduates have been more accurately defined by -prece- dents placed on record, so that a clear understanding has been reached as to what is expected from the various co-ordinate branches of our organization. In spite of the seemingly elabo- rate system of graduate and faculty advisory bodies, it is absolutely essential that the student body should always bear in mind that it is, after all, within their power alone to make or unrnake any team, and that nothing that the coaches, the graduate body, or the faculty members can do can relieve them of that responsibility. Thus, with a healthy, red-blooded undergraduate spirit, riper experience will follow as of course, and hav- ing these two great essentials, with a promise of the best of coaching, there is every indication that the next season will bear the fruits resulting from three years of earnest effort. A. F. TYDEMAN, '10, Captain GEO. XVALDER. 4110 L. D. SIMSON, '11, Captain-elect juuthall ecuth 1909 Dafa f7f1fw11,cl1,IS Corzzcll Of3f7f7IlC7ZfS Place Oct. RCI1SSCl3C'1' Polytcclmic Iiislitulc 16 Ithaca Oct Olscrliii ..., 16 Ithaca Oct Forclliam 6 Ithaca Oct 'VCl'lI'1U1'll 1 6 Ithaca Oct Williams o Ithaca Nov. Harvard . o Cambridge Nov. Chicago . 6 Ithaca Nov. Pennsylvania . 6 Philadelphia T. L. MILLER, '10, Manager J. E. THOMSON, '11, Assistant ixianagef 491 1... EJ 5. cu f:4 4 C o .2 E P E, Helfrich Collins ard W ourke O'R 5. 'E C M L1 in st Au Karmen onk M OH I1 V Il Ill F-4 CJ if ii Ts E 57- f- SMU r-gm 5505 VME ,EM 5-4 GJ E o - Q '6 3 O5 Mi-7 Q 0 .E mf o ID E' '55 its B Q4 F- 3 Q. p, P w 'E E-1 Q: ,go and OE if m .1 - .M 5 Q :fx Q1 Qmg EC HGSN .Emi F- Q.. 9' Cl LJ 5 6 SEE ,,,,. S3 rg-:A CF fi DCD? 9 me :Q L- E gcc s: gi? WQC E fu U7 E 21: c gli 43 : o U1 ze 3 ni rl ' cs CQ H x 4: El: EE M- ,Ja Ox quah uuthall 1909 varsity arsitp' juuthall Uleam, 1969 ARTHUR FREDERICK TYUEMAN, 'xo . Captain 'FHOMAS LED M11.LER, -IO . . .Manager 101-1x EDGAR T111-Msox . . Assistant Illanager Qhhisorp Qiunnnnittze jusl-21111 W. B1-:Ac11Ax1, '97 HENRY SCIIDELLKDPP. 'oz EDWARD K. AL1axAx11L:R, '01 C1.1NToN R, WYCKOFF, '96 Team EDW1x STANISLAV CRr1s1xY. 'no . Akiglzl Em! CII.-XUNLIEY CARRDL OWEN. 'IO 0, Quarterback CHARLES PORTER XVEEKES. JR., 'IZ . . fflglli Ykzclclc I5ERW1cK BRUCE XVOOD. '11 K joux ,loser-11 O'C1vNgDR, '12 . . . R1'gl1l!411urd ART1-1L'R FREDERICK TYDEMAN, 'xo IV Left Halfback CLAREXCE NEWTON SEAGRAVE. 'll , . . L1-nlvr S'l'EW.-KRT EvER'rs Roma, '11 1 ' CZEORGE STEWART DDNNAN. 'll' . . 1.1-ifUn1zr.l SARGENT GLENN I-IDPFMAX, '10 4- . - XVILLIAM EDXVARD Mvxu. '12 . Riglzf Tuclalc Aumx KRUTZSCH, '12 . I ' R1g 'HU'f f'f'C H.AROLIb KILBl.'RNE SEELEY, -IO . . R1gl1lE1z1! LEGRAND DEGRAFP Smsox, '11 . . Fullback S11bsl1'tun-s-KARL ERYYIX PFE1PF1f:R, '1:: A1.1f11oxsE ,IERm1E STUDE. '1 1: THOMAS I-IINCHMAN FARRINGTON, 'IO3 ERNEST HARDLD TEAGLE, 'ng EDWARD f3,XL'L MAC.-XRT11L'R, '1 IQ IQVSSELI, I31.A1R I'IL'RLHUR'I', 'mg ELBERT HALL BAKER, I2Q CLARENCE JAMES P111-E, 'mg KARL XX11.L1Ax1 GASS. '1:. Qrabuate fiioacbes GEURLZIE HENRY WALDER. 'og . , . . Hrad Coach BERNARD -Irmx f.J'RUl'RKE1 HENRY SCIIUELLKOPF. 'oz CLINTON R. XVYCKUFF, '93 SANFORD B. HUNT, 'og XVILLARD BEAHAN. '78 JOHN A. Lvxcn, 'oS CHARLES G. H.XRI7IE, 'oz .09 LAYERNE A. XVILUER. 'oo P. EDWARD LARRIN, '05 jrmx NEXVHALI., '06 DANIEL A. IQEEU, '98 jusl-:mx W. BEACHAA1, JR., '97 EDWARD R. ALEXANDER, 'OI :XR'l'Hl'R P. BRYANT. 'oo H.fXROI.Il I. DAY.-ALL, 'or JUL1.-xx A. PoLLAc1c, '07 XVILLIAM H. N:KBI.iCK, 'or FRED E, Exmoxs, 'oz CHARLES A. TAUSIG. '02 RAY X7AN CRAIAN, 'QS EDWARD BURNS, JR., 'og M. S. HALLIDAY, '06 P. EDVVARD LARKIN. '03 493 Bartley Krogstad Coursen Zellzu' nd erhill U VVatson Butler Lawrence O'Conr1or Bates, lfaplain Miller hyte W rick E y C TL d 5 :- IG 'CD d r E ituhc P Smith uuthall Ulieam resbmen 1913 1910 E.S.BA1'1es, '13 . Co1.1:x111x KEELER, 'IO L. F. G1u1.1N, '11 . A. H. HL'TCHlNSON, 'oo freshman juuthall Team .-1 sxixlanl Uleam B. Prrciilik . . High! Em! D. K. C11.-xxllnxlizx ZBLLER . . Right Tackle H. R. I5vR1c11 . P. B,xR'rLEY I Rum G1 J E. W. BLfT1.1s11 I, B. K1zoGs1'.1111' 1 ' 'E' 'U' j. B. S1111'1-1 9 AIILLER . .... Cvnlcr B. fJ'ClJNNUR , . . J. IJAXVRENCE .... L1:flGmm1 E. S. Buss .... 1-I. O. UNDERHILI.. ...... Fullbuck S11Iul1'I11r1-5-XV. M. Cotksiax, S. E. EDGAR, P. A. FRANKLIN, S. I-I. XVATSON, J. S. WHYTE IKBCUYU Dalc Oppmluuls C1n'v1v1l Oppcmwzls Qct. I3 Cascmlilla School . zz o Oct, 16 Ithaca High School . 5.1 o Oct. 23 Gcorgc junior Republic . . . 2.1 o Oct. 30 Starkey Seminary .... .go o Nov. 0 Penn. Stale Normal School . . TI o Nov. zo University of Pennsylvania Freshmen 1 1 o Total . ' . . , Cornell zz Onponcnts o R Caplain Jlanager .1 Ia nager Coach Lcfl Tackle Left End Qua rlerback Left Halfback ig!!! Halfback 'b. F 1. fi .. A. H. HUTCHINSON, 1913 coach P- E- LARKIN- PUNTING 4 95 1911 H STEW H ROBB SLIVER SEAGRAVE BURR WVOOD juuthall ROY LEVENTRY NED MACARTHUR E '41 'Ti' fswm ,Z PENNSYLVANIA GAME ON FRANKLIN FIELD ' . 1.1EX:elK.9.. . ' PENNSYLVANIA-FRESHMAN GAME HARVARD'S ONSIDE KICK HARVARD'S FIRST TOUCHDOYVN rp- VI-cfvfflf T Bantam of the Season HE University Baseball Team of 1909 again made . 2- n- , ' . ,lm a most creditable record, playing well above ,,7! '. ar .11-.,.,: fji 1 -13, f , . , 7' v ' . ' 2 V - , -wpgft' b. ,fag ,, I 1 -' .V ik. v f Cl xxx . .N - ' I ,gf V' ' 1 ng. ' 4 G Q it . 4+ ! 'r - 'T '7 - T , f t F T ,NM -I L g' N' -I -4 A E' A 37 V' if M 2 ft JIM , is f ,. I ' 5' K' , 75 1 - ' gl: v 1 1 . Ax? V , 1 5, :' W . ' Q. -, , - E standard. The training trip, which was the most 1, ff successful of all those taken in recent years, and the 1 ' -tj: 1 . E' in if f ' 'N practice games in the South, showed the team to be of a high class. The management is deserving of praise for the arranging of thistrip. The team played in only two cities, and were thereby enabled to get more morning practice, better hotels, and better grounds to play on. VVith this arrangement use- less travelling was avoided, which in years past had unnecessarily tired the whole squad. Aside from the playing of the team, the personnel of the same left nothing to be desired, every man being a credit to Cornell's ood name. Most of the ames m g COACH D. COOGAN 499 R. K. CALDYVELL, '09, Captain that Werefvlost were lost by very small margins, and the men all showed the best of spirit all through the season. The schedule was an exceptionally heavy one to carry, but every man gave his very best efforts to Cornell and the team, and it is only fair to say that it was a pleasure to be associated with such a set of men, though we were all conscientious Workers and thorough Cornellians. Taking everything into V consideration the season was very successful, and With the large number of veterans back in college this year the prospects are indeed bright. l c PAUL WILLIAMS, '10, Captain-elect goo Zgasehall 1909 ecurh Dali' Uppmzvufs 1'lm'c April 3 Georgetown L'nix'ersity llhsliington, D. U, April 5 Geurgeurwn University lYz1sl1ingLrm, D. C. April 6 llhlllirook Athletic Club BZlllllllfDI'C, Mcl. . April 7 United States Naval Academy Annapolis, Md. . April S Mt. Xlhsliington Athletic Club Bziltiniure, Md. . April 0 Klnrylancl Athletic Club Baltimore, Md, April I5 Niagara L'nix'c-rsily ll.l'lIlL'1I . Apiil I7 l-z1f:iye1.le College Ithaca April zz Franklin :intl Rlarslizill College ltliaezl April 24 Yale University lthaezi May 5 lYilliz1ms College ltlmezi May S Carlisle Indians Ithaca May 1 1 Brown University Ithaca May IS kfulumbia University Ithaca May 26 University nf Michigan Itlmezi May eq I-larvard L'niversi1.y Ithaca May -qi L'nix'ersily of Penrisylvuiiiu Ithaca . june I2 Harvarcl University Canibiiclge, Mass. june 16 Alumni Ithaca . . june 18 'Williaiiis College XYilliamstoxvn, Mass. June IQ Yale University New Haven, Conn. Cornell Uppoxzeizts , 6 1 3 4 5 , 7 ' o - -L 3 . 2 o . 1 2 . I o . 5 o . 4 o - 5 . 4 2 o . 5 o . o 5 - 5 3 5 6 2 5 . I o 2 1 , 4 5 . I 4 . o 6 H, H, BENNETT, '10, Manager VV. F. PETERSON, '11, Assistant Manager SOI I'. Mg X V V Scott, Jlanagcr -Iuflson Goods illie I-im es Ebeling Gable Bennett, As 1. Thompson Howard Rutherford Villiams X atchneer M 'LOU Ful HCS Y JO Lall ogzm, C-'ozzfh e1 Cn agn M Caldwell 1909 asehall Zlieam, varsity Tarsitp Baseball tam R. KEENE C.KI.IJWIiI.I. D. G. COOGAN . JOHN H. SCOTT . HENRY H. BENNETT E.B.M,1ON1aR, '11 XV. XY. BIATCHNEER, ,IO F.0.EB1zL1NG, 'og . . R. K. CALDWELL, 'IO, Captain P. XYILLIAMS, ,xo . . VV. GABLE, 'og D. A. HOWARD, III C. VV. FULTON, 'og . M. HOWES, VII E. E. GOODWILLIE, ,IO E. E. THOMPSON, 710 C. V. LALLY, 'Io . H. H. JONES, ,IO . I. H. RUTIIERFORD, 'Io . 1909 Dfficsrs ilieam 503 .4 ssista 112' CL'lPfLT1iII Coach RI LZ 1111 gel' Jftllltlggl' . Slzortstop . First Base . Right Field . Pitcher Catcher Pitcher' . Third Base . Second Base Pitcher Pitcher . Left Field Catcher . Substitute . Substitute . F 1 1911 STUB MAGNER OTIE HOWARD Baseball TOMMIEH THOMPSON CAVIE CARVAJAL llnqasngf unulfmayf 6061 'LUPUD PERCY FIELD TEAM, 1909 v V -.-.nw l ., ,..' I 1 .I --'Mk ' f'Gi3g lf.1 L , Hi, .. 5 , pa . , .'WL'J r vc J s ., ., -,-f.4w .V gf -1: ...- ,147 b , , . , ,1--Y 41... X 1 : Ami .. Q., JV. ,,.?1- W 45-5 , - , - ' 'V 1 -,g ,.1' . ,., , ' ' 7 V! -' A: - -V . '- -f-- r .- . , - '1.1,',.r:-:,'--'DJ' :A 'f 1 Van..- 7-,,,,:' ,Vg , 4,71 .: -.sly 7- ., -5: , ' . iff, gt 091-i'i'v1fi1 'I'-12'- -nr..-A if-V f.5+: 3ft-fr-.51--.1 -T:Y.'.'f':2sra--wwf-1.iff - 1' -',' ' '. r , , , . ., ,.--. ,,,.A.,. W, .,,,, ,.-, ,,i,, -,-giur ' ar 7:3135 .V :'3,3S2f'?ii,-1' i . . ..., ,. .. . - f .J ,A vfiisvl-,:,,??Ei, .h M 5. l54:,.JATg,-iibz ary?-vi, , Ze, J ,MLK TAG ,g3E,:rE.,,i.,,j,,.,-i.,iL1,5. 5 'I -eq, -.w f ,' 0 A-V1,F3,5,.l' ' -an V-. ' 5 , .. V I ' 1 - 1' '.,,'- fn' '1 G -1 I ,,i,. t i- - , 1 fag-- 1 Lfywgfffg 1 ' 'f 1 'fi if ..1 'i ' 1.H.:1g?ftf 'q 1-. .3 :- .tw fg, 1 if WX,-f fl.: 13' Y n - 1 1 .iff ' .C .2 ' , .', .- 'i . wlf. K -gnu w 1 I. ' - 1 -A 1 :uh .' P- 1- ,. - i 'hifi ' MQ. l : , ,F ' X' ' i J I 1 ,v , .1 V , - , , ' in -. . , -' 1 ' ' 1 -11 , fm 1 .iff l . fl? 21,4-uf? N N y . if .w '-4, 1, . A rsnifl fi .'. - ' 5 '.,.' 4139 1 ' 3. - .34 .. :Aw lx 4, - T 'cf ' 1-,1 af., ij sa: m .gh ve .f .I I gf - -2-L-V , f ,C ,Af . la, f a V., ki., . .. .,- .., .. .. - .-. . i, ,,. 1' IJ' Q ' '- 4 ' - .1 , ,: 1-f- .Ffxg W - . 5 L 'T-.1 --iff.-H-f-:7': 1-:fp -.1-eff, FTW? .sq L if ' 5 ' W? A ' 4:--w:fazw.3' awarg-z5e'v:,f'f+241:LW1'wf'iefF?:g..-fiiriiezfr. .,, i ' 'll 5' , ,,, .,,,.,,,.,A ,-, g+,, , ,, 1 ,VY ,- , vs .QQ 1 - -A U, . .1 3 fl? as ehietn ui the Season . Q V .1 Pri , gig, X if-' -- . VICTORY ovcr Princeton in the dual meet -A - 1 and fourth placc in thc Intercollegiate Chain l pionships wcrc thc results of the traininv tor I, 1,1 f, .F i V: J A ffl? the iooo Track Tczun. ',-v l lntcrcollcgiatc l 'g1Q:'..v .xygi Track Athletics ' still rctuins its ' 'U H -' fd. K placcas thc high- est developed form of Inter- collegiate sport, and an Intercollegiate cham- pion of to-day is ncccssarily a worlds champion in his specialty, thc records being much higher than those held by thc professionals. The suc- cess attained by Cornell in the past years has done a great deal toward maintaining high-class performances, as Harvard, Yale, Pennsylvania, and Princeton-the leading colleges in the East in athletics-have been spurred on to greater activity in this branch of sport. Vlith their great facilities and many more years of experience in the development of athletics, it was only natural that Cornell, with her last year's handicaps, should be pushed back into fourth place. Eternal vigil- COACH I. F. MOAKLEY ance is the cause of success in athletics. N AMW Ebersole Blass Hoffman Hastings..l1am1gcr Wells Ford Merow 'cz Moakley, Coach Grant MacArthur Carpenter Dukes Sm th Hum hries Ritter Mc Krell Benn Hitchcock u rl hu rt H rt Stalfo Kensbey Stl lman Bogert McCur1e Nixon jones Taylor ullivnn t S Talcot Cook, Caplam French cGolyer D Young allwot an T Rossm 1909 Earsitp Wrath Cham, arsitp rack Uleam, 1909 CHAre1,ras Bl.xRT1x Ifmixru. 'flU,Cl1ff1l:in 'l'rlxfmm1ua Gruvrfvrxr Rm'KwIaI.1,, 'USL .lllnmgur ARTHLIR L'l1.xl-IN I'I.'xsT1Nm:s. '10, flX51ASlL1l1l Manager ,luux 5In.xK1,l5x', f f-nfl: Qieam Prarzcvcl 'F.xv1.uu.. 'IH 'l'w-l-mill: lu. 11. Al.kCiXk'I'lKLfR, 'll . li.,l.hma1.l.M.xm. lll l C XlcCmfxla. 'll L, ,l. T.xL1a-lr, 'll P, A. SL'1.1.1v.xx, 'xlib E.T.CmlK,'lU . 13.13. DL'Kns,'Irl ,l. IS.BIx1.Ls,'U!v . .NIXIJBL 'll , S. F XY. CMH-lix1'ral4. 'IH J. A. S1'.u.PnuT. 'IU H. W. lfulm. 'll . R. L. Russxxxx, 'HEI C. Rl. Fxuaxcx-1. 'Un N. Iiurcksuuz. 'IU . Two-mile 'l wo-llxllu Slwlqrul am-l h'm1mvr-llxrwnv lf wlc-v:1nlL 1 IIIKIIIIIIUT-l.l1I'0XY mll lhl,m1l,lunm . I'ulc-vxmlt l ljmlu-wmlt llrufn-l lurugl limml ,mum lirnaul jump lir-:all jump . lllghjump llnll'-milu . Hal i-mile Ava. lU . . . T Sxrrrl-1. 'Ill . Rl.u'K1uil.1., 'll . Ifli,XSl3liY, 'll . lll'lkl'lH'HL'K, 'IU . RVIWIER, 'Htl . lll'uL1u'u'1'. 'Ill llL'xH-ulcrav. 'll . IZRANT. 'Htl . l3umau1'. 'lfl . BEAN. 'IU . Xlrucs, 'lrl . I C. M. FRENCH, '09, Captain 509 1052 and 220-yard dash 100 and 220-yard clash . . 220'yzu'd Clash Al.l.'f1'l l', 'UBI , . 120 and 22U4yarcl hurdle . 220-yard hurdle . 220-yard hurdle . Quarter-mile . Quarterfmile . Quarter-mile . Quarter-mile . . Mile Mile . Mile . Mile Track ecurh Date of 1Uaki11g Qbuthnnr liven! l?ecord Ilalder 100-YARD DASH . IO sec. F. M. Sears, '04 May 100-YARD DASH . 9 4-5 secff' F. M. Sears, '04 June 220-YARD DASH . 2I 3-5 Sec. F. M. Sears, '04 May 440-YARD DASH . 49 4-5 Sec. VV. G. WHITCI1, '03 May 880-YARD RUN . 1 min. S7 1-5 sec. R. S. Trott, '03 June ONE-IVIILE RUN , 4 min. 24 2-5 sec, D. C. Munson, '06 May TVVO-IMILE RUN . 9 min. 27 2-5 sec.T P. J. Taylor, '10 May 120-YARD HURDLES I5 2-5 sec. J. C. Talcott, '09 May 220-YARD HURDLES 24 3-5 sec. E. Cairns, '06 May HIGH JUMP . . 6 ft. 15 in. E. Cairns, '06 May BROAD JUMP . 23 ft. 32 in, E. T. Cook, 'IO June POLE-VAULT . I2 ft. xi- in. E. T. Cook, '10 May POLEPVAULT . . I2 ft. 21: infffw E. T. Cook, '10 July PUTTING 16-LB. SHOT . . 45 ft. in. F. S. Porter, '05 May THROWING 16-LB. HAMMER . 167 ft. 4 in. L. J. Talbot, '11 May THREE-MILE CROSS-COUNTRY I5 min. 6 sec. H. C. Young, 'IO Nov. MARATHON RACE . . . 61 min. 16 Sec. J. J. Colpitts Dec. Eilnhuur 30-YYARD DASH . 3 4-5 Sec. C. D. Young, '02 Mar. 100-YARD DASH , IO 1-5 sec, R. B. Hurlburt, '10 Mar. 220-YARD DASH . 23 3-5 sec. F. G. Wallis, '06 Feb. 44O'Y-A-RD DASH - 52 3-5 sec. H. A. Rogers, '03 Feb. 88O'YARD RUN . . . 2 min. 3 1-5 Sec. B. Smith, '04. Feb. ONE-MILE RUN . . . 4 min. 28 sec. W. E. Schutu '05 Mar. ONE AND ONE-HAKLF MILE RUN 6 min. S7 2-5 Sec D. C. Munson, '06 Feb. 35-YARD HURDLES , . . 5 sec. C. D. Young, '02 Mar. 40-YARD HIGH HURDLES . 5 4-5 Sec. C. Wf VVi1son, Jr., ' Mar. 100-YARD Low HURDLES II 3-5 sec, E. Cairns, '06 Feb. 100-YARD HIGH HURDLES I4 sec. L. Ashburner, '06 , Feb. RUNNING HIGH JUMP . 6 ft. 1 in. 'iilfsf' gg' O5 Mar. POLE VAULT . Ilft 6in, J.B.PhHqmfb6 Man PUTTING I6-LB, SHOT - 42 ft. 15 in. F, J. Porter, '05 Mar. g.?VTCr?nL'09 ,y - . . ay or , IO TWO 1111-E RELAY 8 mm. 1 sec. M' S- Jones' ,Io Feb. N. Ebersole, '10 W. E. Schutt, '95 FOUR-MILE RELAY 18 min. 2011 sec. E: O6 Mar. T. M. Foster, '04 C. M. French, '09 ONBMILE RELAY ---. 3 min. 28 2-5 Sec. ?fI'H'EgEe?Sf7 07 Mar. . . C. C 1 , ' ' ZPan-Amerlcang not allowed on account of wind. Tlnteg-c0l1eg?z5?5?eigrd?l 'fi'W011d'S record. - fFMO1ympic record. 0 A Rquyf' M AA . ---' A- C- HASTINGS. IR., '10, Manager A. M. ROBERTS, 'II, Asst. Manager SIO 1901 1901 1901 1903 1902 1905 1909 1909 1904 1904 1907 1908 1908 1905 1909 1909 1907 1900 1908 1904 1903 1903 1904 1905 1900 1900 1904 1904 1903 1906 1901 1909 IQO4 1906 Seventeenth 9nnuaI Ulraeh anh jielb bampiunsbips, 35.9.9.9 . iBrinreton-Cfllurnell illleet buniniarp of Qihents, il. 9. 9. 9. 9. Harvziril. 519 I-101 Yule, 25 T-IOC Pun1isylv:1ni:1.222. Cornell, sol. Xlirliiifiii I 1 14, lrincutun, 7 zoo-Y.1x1: D.-1511 220-YARD DASH 4.10-YARD D.1s11 S80-Y.iR11 RUN ONE-AIILE RUN Tivo-1111.5 Rex 120-YARD I'ilfRDLES 220-YARD HL'RDLES H.ABIAlER-THROXX' S1-lor-Per RUNMNG BROAD JU HIGH JUMP POLE-VAULT MP S I .i -I I v 3 -I I 2 .4 -I l 3 -I I 3 -1 1 3 -1 I 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 5 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 I 2 I 2 4 wxirllirnirrc, 5, 5j'l'IlCllik', 3, Dziriiiifniili, 2 .1 Ciilixiiilwizi. 2, liruwii, 1. lioslrr. llnrvziril Craig. Blicliigzin Min-ls, l'c111isylx':1ni:1 Ilziwlmrri. Prince.-ion Foster. llnrvziril Driwliarn, Princeton Blinds. Pciinsylvxiiiia XX'IliiUT'l, lflarvziril Blnnicr. llzirvnril , Palmer, llnrvur-l Luger. Mit-liigzin Kelley. Harvard Buck. P1-nnsylvzinizi . Paull. Pennsylvania French, Cornell Spitzer. Yale Paull, Pennsylvania McGee, Princeton Tower, Michigan May. Michigan Taylor. Cornell . Dull, Michigan jacques, Harvard VVest, Michigan Howe, Yale . . Hartranft, Pennsylvania Rand, Harvard Talcott, Cornell Howe, Yale . . Gardenel, Harvard Hartranft, Pennsylvania Rand, Harvard Talbot, Cornell Horr, Syracuse Goebel, Yale Sullivan, Cornell Little. Harvard . Krueger, Swarthmore Horner, Michigan Talbot, Cornell Cook, Cornell . Kilpatrick, Yale Babcock, Columbia Mayhew, Brown Harwood, Harvard . Lawrence, Harvard DePalma, Dartmouth Pope, Harvard Canfield, Yale Campbell, Yale Barr, Harvard Nelson, Yale Cook, Cornell Pickles, Brown IO! N LL I Nik, 50 3-5 sec. l1llll'l.ifr'g-Q sec .11 QI HID. IT -l'5 SLU nm. 2: 3-5 sec , Ii 2-5 sec. . 2.1 2-5 sec 158 ft, QJS in .46 ft. 2 in 21 tt. 7 3-5 in 5 ft. rrlr in. I2 ft. 25 in. 511 Qlurnell hs. Brinretun ilthnca, flilap, 1909 Cornell, 76L Princeton, .105 Ihiwliarii, Princeton 5iZlCAl'll1llf, Cornell ji-ssiip, Princeton Dxiwliarn. Princeton XluuArtlmr, Cornell Blass, Cornell Hitclicock. Cornell Ritter. Cornell Mcilongcr, Princeton French, Cornell . Whitcly. Princeton Ebersole, Cornell McGee, Princeton . Grant, Cornell Bean. Cornell Taylor, Cornell . Parsons. Princeton McCune. Cornell Talcott, Cornell , Dwight. Princeton Hoffman, Cornell Talcott, Cornell . Dwight, Princeton MacKrell, Cornell Talbot. Cornell , Simons, Princeton Bredernus, Princeton Talbot, Cornell . McGregor, Princeton Cosgrove. Cornell Nixon, Cornell . Carpenter, Cornell Dowd, Princeton Rossman, Cornell . Keasbey, Cornell Wells, Cornell Bumstead, Princeton Cook, Cornell Dukes, Cornell Mills, Cornell Vezin, Princeton Bredemus, Princeton . IO I- 21 .1- . 50 2- : min. 58 3 4 min. 28 4-5 9 min. 54 . 15 2-5 25 SEC SGC. SVC. S3C. SGC SEC SSC SSC. , 167 ft. 4'i1'1 . .12ft. 4in . 22 ft. zin 5 ft. I2 65B in ft. A. B. Cozzens L. Gerow B. S. Page C. A. Major Turnbull, Manager G. F, freshman-Qupbumnre Track EVENTS IOO-Xrilfd Iyllwll 220-Yllfd Dash 440-Yard Dash SSO-Yard Run 120-Yard High H urrlles 2 20-Yard Low Hurdlex One-Mile Run Two-Mile Run High jump Broad Jump Pole-Vault Shot-Put . QDctnher I. 2. 3- 4 . I. 2. 1 ,I . I. 2. 3' 4 . 1. 2. .91 .I . I. 2. 3' 4 . I. 2. 1 5. I. 2. 1 J' 4. I. 2. 3. 4. I . 2. fv J 4. I. 2. 3. 4. I. 2. 3. 1. 2. 3. 4. 25,1909 w1xN1c11s If F.f'f1r11ct, '13 . XY. P. FCTQLISHII, '1 XY. H. 1'3L'IlIlL'll, '11 -I. Il. O'C1111111-ll, '13 XY. l'. FL-rg11s1m, '12 ll '. H. BL'IlIlL'll. '13 XY. I.. I'IIl5L'lUJI'l, I2 bl. H. l'J'l'UllllL'll. '13 . B. Q'UZZL'llS, '13 . H. Snyder, '13 lp. l.ynch, '12 II. G. Curtis, '15 .X II R. I.. Mann, '12 If. .X. Major. '15 P. Leinroth, '1 H. B. Tirmgcs, '1 I VI. .-X. High, '12 G. F. Iililllllllllll. '13 J. I. KlcC11r111iCli, '13 1X.'lV. Bzirbour. '12 2 -I A. High, '12 . H H. Yl'ill, '13 T. X. Doyle, '12 B G T. J. P. jones, '13 . XV H. Tappan, '12 H. Paul, '13 XV. Kuchler, '12 S. Berne., '12 . j. Evans, '13 O. Mason, '12 Goldberg, '12 F. G. Crafts, '13 . B S. Page, '13 T. N Doyle, '12 F. H Klie, '12 M D. Vail, '12 B L A E90 Page, '13 . Gerow, '13 W. Barbour, '12 J. J. McCormick, ' I3 F. G. Crafts, '13 . H. Flack, '12 J. Thomas, Jr., '13 R. I. Lawrence, '13 I. F. Proper, '13 H. R. Eyrich, '13 G. S. Dorman, '12 513 TIME, IIIEIGH 2 .411 T OR DISTANCE . IO 2-5 see. . 23 1-5 sec. R2 2-' bee. . J min. 5 2-' sec. J . 171-' sec' J . 28 2-5 sec. 1in. 2 2-' sec. Q Q J IO min. I5 sec. 5 ft. 4 in. IQ ft. 6 in. . IO ft. 9 in. 42 lt. S in. w Smith Ford Nixon Elsenblast MacArthur Blass Hurlburt Lynch ONE-MILE RELAY TEAM Hasl-lton DeGoy1er jones Taylor TWO-M ILE RELAY TEAM ix ' ' f a ' df' 'if ' ' ' .f . fix ' , Msn ,. ,, ' A f- f--.-J:--,rl:' -s . xfwwfw . 1- 54 ., A . ' , 'f .::,-53.2 .. -5 1 , , SHORTYH KEASBEY, 'll H. C. YOUNG. 'lU,Cap1.ain-elect LEON BROVVN, 'll Q -? 191 I Ulirada LEE TALBOT, '11 I SAM NIXON, '11 440-YARD DASH-PRINCETON MEET F ,f T559 f rf' .. -vo!! 'Fe-'Ax ROSSNIAN JUMPING 1 i TAYLOR BREAKING THE AMERICAN TWO-MILE RECORD iintzrcnllzgiates, 1909 ':Ef:2,f:.gEQrEg -,.,5.:.-.M 35:23 MMD' gl if -' Q x:5W75'! f 1'-IM' 1' f ,, , , U , , , , f , I 1 ' ' 4 1 , , ma 'I 4 , ,f v , , 9 , ag. A .711 4: ' H521 ya f 1 , 15' , 1 ,, , 4 1 5 04, v cgfj .-9:24 Zi! ' in fr fn' . . Q 4'P,'5i ' ' A t 1 is , X -,aww ,- 2 1 , -Di L 1.-A ',s' , . .M . xl! Rf ?5'v:'sss':1v 'W iuzvnzw 3 i ' -mt ' my lah. OP THE Bi x 'A ,iii 1 T in l smson Q HE Minor Sports at Cornell have never passed through a more successful season than that of 1909-'1o. Although the majority of the teams have been more unfortunate than usual in being crippled at critical periods by injuries to individual members, none of them have fallen appreciably below the usual Cornell standard in their 1'c-spcclivc branches of sport, several having risen markedly above the records of the past, and two signal advances have been made toward broad- ening the general scope of the Associa- tion in the admission of Cornell to the ln- tercollegiate Hockey League, and in the organization of the Swimming Team. ' The difficulties with CROSS-COUNTRY SQUAD which the latter have to contend are too well known to every undergraduate to need repeating here, and it is sufficient to say that the swimming team is to be congratulated on the spirit with which they have attacked the adverse conditions, and on the progress which they have made. In recognition of the ability of the individ- uals and of the success of the teams of which they were members, the Council this year award- ed C's to eleven mem- bers of Minor Sports . -i- ' f c 535 N , f T -'-4. .W X' 1 1 ' v- f ,rv ' ,nf .,. M- - if f of f , - '- ,7 'T B WW '- . , is 't- Wi ' 'if is Q., - H Q rua. V,-N ir 4 ,, if r N li V 38 1? Cf EB? C? 5 ' P ,,' 4' -L fi '---- . - .4 , ,pi - A ,., I --.i v- SI START OF THE ALUMMI RACE teams. This number in itself bespeaks the standard of the season's Work, and augurs well for the future with the prospect which it unfolds of greater and more enthusiastic competition to come. FINISH OF THE ALUMMI RACE Ghz Cirusszwlnuntrp Bzhietn Another exceptional victory was recorded in Cross-Country history. The Cross- Country team has now a record of ro out of II possible victories, and for the fourth time an individual championship has been added to Cornell's laurels. There is no branch of sport at Cornell Where the Captain really leads as he does in Cross-Countryg he is given great respon- sibility by the Coach, and in the eleven years hand- ling of the Cross-Country team I have never had a poor captain. Team spirit prevails, and the Captain and Coach insist that individual opportunities come second to the team's success as a whole. Col- lege spirit is thus shown in its highest and truest form in workin g solely for Alma Mater' START or THE CROSS-COUNTRY RACE I. F. MOAKLEY 518 'llantosse The Lacrosse season of 1909, although not as successful from the point of games won and ollicial standing in thc northern division of the league as might have been desired, still showed a wonderful development of the material at hand that speaks well for the season of IQ ro. Under the leadership of Captain Thatcher, '09, and James Byrne, Coach, the team, composed, with the exception of two men ,of play- ers with but one year's or no expe- rience whatever in College Lacrosse, developed a style of play which de- feated Stevens II to 1 , and the strong Harvard aggrega- tion by a score of 8 to 2. The Columbia game was played at such an early date that it was impossible to get the new men into condition, and was lost by a score of 5 to 3. The Hobart game at Geneva,on Decoration Day, was lost in an extra period of play by the score of 6 to 3, after failure of both teams to score a winning tally during the regular periods. llfith all but three of last sea- son's men back, -' e Jah- - ' ' ' -M' H AR YA R D LACROSSE Gi-XM IE and with the early spring practice , that has been af- i forded, the 1 9 r o team under Cap- tain VValbridge has the brightest of prospects for the Intercollegiate f - championship. THE ATTACK SCORING ON HARVARD S. C. STOCKER, 'ro Basketball I Basketball has progressed greatly in the past two years, and although this year's team did not have a remarkable record in games Won and lost, they played a game that was a great improvement over the past, and a better one than the record would ST9 A. G. DARLING, '11 R. O. VVALBRIDGE, '10, Captain . ' F. A. HAIST, '11 lacrosse E 1 . J. E. BENNETT '11 E. S. CROSBY, '10, Captain R, p. HEATH, -11 Basketball indicate. The team was unfortunate at times in its schedule, as tivo games were lost on the New England trip, on which the players were compelled t.o travel for three days without sleep, and two more were lost on the Christmas trip, on which NEW ENGLAND TRU, the games were played with- out the services of Captain Crosby, Keasbey, or Bennett, The permanent loss of lieasbey, immediately after the holidays, left the team without a center and necessitated Captain Crosby's leaving his regular position at left forward to hll the vacant one. ln the new position, however, he played the same heady game that has characterized his entire Basketball career at Cornell, and when the season closed was for the second time awarded a for- ward position on the .-Xll-Eastern Collegiate Team. For next year the prospects are very bright. lYith the reorganization of the Intercollegiate Basketball League, Cornell will be given opportunity to test the reality Of her advance in the sport, and to again compete with other Universities which in the past two years she has failed to meet. ln addition to some very good scrub and Freshman material there will return to the University next fall, as a nucleus for the 1910-'rr team, the following six veteran players: R. L. Elton,'12g J. S. Twaddell, 'ug R. Q. Keasbey, 'rig H. P. Blumenauer, 'ug R. P. Heath, ,II, and I. E. Bennettf II, Captain-elect. HOC KEY RINK Ziantkep Cornellls first season in the Intercollegiate Hockey League Was an extremely creditable one, the team suffering only two defeats, they being at the hands of their 521 'Bi11 Matchneer Stub Magner Coach Hunter leaders in the League standing, Princeton and Harvard. Princeton, ultimately the League champions, succeeded in downing Cornell in her first League game by the score of one to nothing. It took two extra periods of play to decide the contest, the officials later declaring that for a time the game seemed impossible of ending, so evenly matched were the teams. The second defeat was a more decisive one at the hands of Harvard, the size of the score being somewhat due to the trials of traveling which every Cornell team must undergo in leaving Ithaca. Both teams failed to score in the first half, but in the second the Har- vard team ran away from the exhausted Cor- nellians. Cornell won the next two games decisively, and the last game of the year, that scheduled with Dartmouth, had to be can- celled on account of weather conditions. F. H. Crassweller, ,II, the Cornell right wing, was awarded that position on the All-Intercollegiate Hockey team of the, East, having played a consistently brilliant game in that position the entire season. As a majority of the team will return next fall, including Crassweller and Captain-elect E. B. Magner, III, who failed in election to the same team only because of playing the same position as Hicks, the Harvard star, Cornell's second season in the league should be as successful as her first. wrestling The winning ofthe Intercolleg- iate Wrestling Championship in March was but a Htting climax to a season of brilliant work by the en- tire team. Five dual meets were engaged in, and all of these were won with the exception of the single meet with Princeton, which was lost by a score of 4-3, the Cornell team then being crippled by the absence of H. R. Allen, '12, in the 135-lb. class, and L. J. Peake, '11, in the 145-lb. class. Peake recovered ufficiently to take part in the ,U ,.,,,, , ,, V J A- T' .TOXIUSOU E. A. Phillips 522 Intercollegiate meet and to incidentally win the 145-lb. championship, but Allen had such a severe case of water-on-the-knee that his competing even then was an impossibility. As at present the wrestling championship is the only one which Cornell holds in the minor sports, Cross-Country, of course, always being excepted, the success of the team is especially gratifying to all Cornellians, and Coach O'Connell, Captain Phillips and his team are all to be congratulated not only upon the most successful termin- ation of their season, but also upon the courage with which they attacked and proved superior to a most formidable series of misfortunes. Such we believe to be the true Cornell spirit. For next year we can predict nothing less than a repetition of this year's Success, as Captain Phillips, lro, will be the only member of the present team who will not then be in the University. .fencing Although the Cornellian goes to press before the completion of the fencing schedule and before the Intercollegiate finals have taken place, Cornell's position among the universities of the East may be well l forecasted from the dual meets in which she has l contested, and from the fact that she has pre- viously met. all three of the other teams that have qualified with her for the intercollegiate champion- ship. Thus far Cornell has engaged in four dual meets and also taken part in the qualifying round leading to the intercollegiate finals. Princeton has been defeated eight bouts to one, and Pennsyl- vania and the Navy have each proven her supe- riors by five bouts to four. The Army was even more successful, Winning by eight bouts to one. These contests, however, were all engaged in Without the services of' Captain Espindola, who has been unable to fence because of an injury to his leg, but who recovered sufficiently to fence in the qualifying round at West Point in which the Army won seventeen bouts, Cornell fifteen, Harvard three and Yale one. Even with Espindola fencing. in the finals first place is too much to expect, but a ESPINDOLA, FENCING CAPTAIN second can be Well hoped for. 523 Soccer Within the last five years association football has probably made bigger advances in gaining the public attention than has any other sport. The one great drawback to its universal popularity at Cornell has been a lack of knowledge of the game among the undergraduates, and as time goes on this difficulty is being rapidly obviated with the help of the intercollege schedule. The intercollege teams have furnished much valuable material for the Varsity, and a very large number of students have found the game a source of much real benefit as well as pleasant recreation. Last year's team was the first to receive the benefit of the intercollege games, and it is to be hoped that the obvious improvement will continue into the future. ti Qs Q3 Q aa-7 Q ' - Q V , Mx., 4-, Aly ,..., , .,- Q 1 1 I - I , V' -. Q Q I . I .' Q- 4 - ' 3. . . ' -' , ' 1. - ' ' . ?'.,--ffl-.j:'Ii EL'i2- , E . . ' ,,-Q .- 2.-3 'Elff'35'.Iii'S5:i::l.S,'.i I' f1ff'ff'-' SOCCER GAME Tennis at Qllnrnell 9 The new Courts which are being constructed on Alumni Field will be a great aid toward producing winning Tennis Teams for the coming years. The season of IQOQ ended rather favorably, considering the inadequate means for practice, and comprised six games, three of which were played out of town and the other three in Ithaca. The schedule for this season is larger than ever, there being seven games in all, five of which are to be played out of town, and it is hoped with the provisions made for the needed practice that the season of IQIO will find the Cornell team well up in the rank with those of other universities. R. B. MCCLAVE, ,IO 524 Qlllllflllllllg As was observed in the foreword to this article, a swimming team at Cornell has to struggle against conditions that are unparalleled in any other Eastern college or university. ln the lirst year of its existence, however, the team has made considerable progress, and despite the additional handicap of a late start the men have gained a valuable experience in tank swimming that will stand them in good stead forthe coming season. the team will return almost in entirety, and as the 1913 Freshman combination was an exceptionally strong une. next years work may be expected to put swimming on its feet as a minor sport. In H. XY. 'Walken '1 1, and G. Sanderson, YII, the team has two valuable men, the first having broken the YX'illiams tank record for his event in the meet at Williamstown. :md the latter having taken first place in the plunge for distance in the same meet hy a Very wide margin. :El THE MINOR SPORTS MANAGERS 525 Cramer Wl1ite Bean Miller Lyle Watson ittrich D Patterson St Parkhui Hickok Major Ebersole A. C. Bean Haselton McCune Milks jones S dam A . Jllgr. ssl Bell A Atwood deGoyler Bogert Berna I1 W FO B Young, Capt. Cl' Hung Fleming Taylor H85 jo 1909 Qlnrnell Qlrnsswinuntrp Qllluh, -' II IIIII IIII III , III I Iv I I I I I II ' II j -'ra ' SC: 11 f k- T-29 ' A J 3 I ,,.A. ...,, . I' I II -. I IIII II IIIIII II II' I I I II 'I I II I I I III II III I II' IfII III fl I k 135 1. K J 2 H. C YOVN11, 'no . . l'1zfvI11z'1z LI H j I'lcIu'x' 'I'.xYI.OI4, 'xo . .IXSI'XfclIIl I'1zp!1zi1z I ,' H. W. IYliSSINGliR, 'Jo . . .Umzfzgcr Jai l I' H 'JM A. Ii. BI'.l.L. 'II . . .-Ixs1'sl1z111 .III11111gcr I NIIg,3ffff I 3 3 I I I I Qixerutlbe Qilummxttee f Q J ' WIZIIII V, I H. C. X IIVXG M. S. JONES L. R. BROWN , 'IW H. W. XYESSINGER A. Ii. BELL QI III ' ' ifannurarp fflenlhers ,ig--4-Q I'RIII . Ii. T. NICHOLS MR. E. P. :XXDRENVS C.YOUNG,'1o EBERSOLE, '10 B. STOREY, 'IO BRONX, 'IO R. BOGERT, 'IO S. JONES, 'IO J. TAYLOR, '1o R. PEET, 'IO A. CLARKE, 'IO V. ADAMS, 'IO S. DEGOYLER, 'IO C. BEAN, 'IO S. HOPKINS, 'IO S. STRACK, 'IO H. M1LKS, '1o F. FLEMING, 'IO S. CANADY, 'IO R. BROWN, 'II ililnhergrahuate jilernhers KI. Y. ATWOOD, '11 R. C. PATTERSON, 'II H. H. L. I: W .I- R. .I- C. C. P N D F . 'W W. AVALKER, 'II M. PLATT, '11 D.JO1-1NSON,'11 H. HAHNEL, 'II . A. BENNETT, '11 C. NICCUNE, 'II E. DEAEL, '11 A. BROWN, 'II A. CREMER, 'II J. HOPKINS, 'II .PLOSS, 'II R. WYCKOEF, ,II R. SWINTON, 'II J. BIRKHAHN, 'II D. HASELTON, '1 527 T. S. BERNA, 'I2 A. H. AVI-IITE, '12 G. B. AVATSON, 'I2 S. H. STEVENSON, '12 W. R. VVILSON, '12 G. P. LEINROTH, IV. B. ELDRIDGE, R. P. BAIRD, 'I2 G. XY. KUCHLER WT. H. TAPPAN, ' J. SMITH, 'I2 JV. H. YVELKER, J. DITTRICH, '13 J. P. JONES, '13 C. J. EVANS, '13 A. LYLE, '13 C. A. IWAJOR, '13 u v I2 , I2 '12 2 1 I 2 Hastings, Jlflanager ' Bogart Atwood Roberts, Assistant Iklanager Brown Fleming Young, Captain Berna Hunger Zlntercullzginte Qlbampinns Clllrnssmluuntrp mam, 1909. ross: uuntrp mth 8 .llurrilv Park, .N!17z39l'.,wrla, GX miles. C39 A. J. SWEET C59 C. C. TORRANCE C69 O. O. BERRY C199 E. P. STROWGER CORNELL. 243 YALIL321 PliNNsvLv,xN1.1, 5o3 CULUMBIA, 72. Individual Winner, ,l. F. CRHOAN. Princeton. Time, 34 min. 5 2-5 sec. .llnrl?.?7'drk ' C29 B. A. GALLAGHER C39 A. ,l. SWEET C89 C. J. WIURRISON C139 J. C. FINCH CIUHNELL, 26. Y.-TLE. 23. I'1axNsv1.v.-xxia. 28, Crn.L'uB1.x, 71. Indiviflual Winner. A. GRANT, Pennsylvania. Time, 34 min. 17 sec. I4 Ol .lluriix Park C49 R. S. TROTT , CSI G. T. POLLARO C119 C. C. XVHITE C129 B.S:s11TH hALlZ,221 PENNsvLv.iN1.-1. 315 CC'1RNELL,351 PR1NC11TON, 67. Indiviiluril Winner, D. W. FR.-TNCHOT, Yale, Timo, 34 min. zo sec. It O2 .Vnrril Park I-0 IV E. SCHUTT C59 K. W. XYUUIJWARIJ C09 E. T. NEWMAN C99 C. C. 'WHITE CORNELL, 24: YALE. 3og PENNsvLv,iN1.x. 53: I-l.aRv,xRO, 59. Individual Winner, A. C. BOWEN. Pennsylvania. Time, 35 min. 11 5 0 Tram'r'5 151533, 61 miles. C19 ll E. SCHUTT C29 K. W. WOuOu'.xR11 C49 T. M. FOSTER C59 C. F. IVIAGOI-'FIN CORNELL. 12: IIARVARI1, -gf: YALE, 465 PRINCETON, 70. Individual Winner, XV. IE. Sc11L'TT. Cornell. Time, 33 min. IS see. 120.1 Tra1fur'5 Islimd, 61 miles. C19 E. T. NEWMAN C29 C. F. BIAGOPPIN C49 D. C. Mi'NsON CSD A. STARR CORNELL, IZ: PENxsvLvAN1A, 411 YALE, 51, H.iRv.xRO, 52. Individual XVIDUGT, Ii. T. NEWMAN. Cornell. Time. 32 min. S2 sec. 190' Tnwcr's Ixlanii, 65 miles. C29 C. F. IVIAGOPFIN C69 NIUNT SLEETH C99 E. L. SIMPSON C129 ARTHUR STARR CORNE1.L,29Q IIARVARD, 35, YALE. 57: M. I. T., 65. Individual Winner, NV. G. HALE. Yale. Time, 32 min. 53 sec. rr C lJl'1-I1CCfl771??li miles. C29 J. V. COLFITTS C53 C. F. NIAGOPFIN C79 E. E. SEELYE C89 W. S. NOBIS CORNELL, 221 PENNsi'LvAN1.1, 25, M. I. T., 56, YALE, 71. Individual YVinner, L. P. JONES. Pennsylvania, Time, 35 min. 28 3-5 sec. IJO' Princclmi, :ii miles. C29 H. P. HALSTEAD C39 I. V. COLPITTS C59 H. L, TRUBE C69 H. C. YOUNG C109 E. A. HUNOER C139 E. E. SEELYE CORNELL. 39: PENNsvLv.xN1,x, 61, XI.-ILE, 135: SYRACUSE, 173. Individual XVinncr, G. HASKTNS, Pennsylvania. Time, 35 min. 9 1-5 sec. 1908 Princclon, 6l- miles. C19 H. C. YOUNG C49 P. J. TAYLOR C69 A. C. BEAN C79 L. R. BROXVN C119 L. R. BOGERT C129 M. S. JONES Time, 34 min. I4 sec. I909 Boslon, 61- miles. C19 T. S. BERNA C29 W. H. TAPPAN C59 H. C. YOUNG C69 R. F. FLEMING C89 L. R. BROWN CORNELL, 221 M. I. T.. 885 M1131-11O,iN, IIQQ SCALE, 114. Individual VVinner, T. S. BERNA, Cornell. Time, 33 min. 5 1-5 sec. ikecurh nf Pennsylvania ZBuaI Meets IQCI Pennsylvania I4 Cornell 23 Ithaca 1 Oo 2 Pennsylvania 1 7 Cornell IQ Philadelphia 1903 Cornell IO Pennsylvania 37 Ithaca 1904 Cornell I2 Pennsylvania 28 Philadelphia Zaual jllllzet with feds at Alisha Zlaahsn, Qllunn. November 4, IQOS. CORNELL, 22? YALE, 37. 61- miles. Time, 35 min. 57 sec. jlillemhrrs uf Zlntzrcnllegiatz CE1russ:6!lZuunt1:p Qssuniafiun COLUMBIA CORNELL PRINCETON HARVARD YALE SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY S29 4' Q Q2 N. Stockcr, .--1 ssismuz Rittenhouse Devitt yrne, Cuafh B Darl ng Cannon Barlow, ,Wamzgcr 3 5 un c: F1 H E E 1 U p. E 11 .4 E 5 li sf as 5 L1 ...Q FJ J: 9' .1 .E :mx I va .2 1- K4 4: KU T 0 A E E ,El O Kicp Valbridge VX hristenscn C Taylor ton Carl 1909 Bam, lanrnsse 1'11I1 1 111111111111111111 , 11111 I 1 '11 M 1 . , ,11 1 1 , 11111 1111111 11111111 ll , . 11 1 l l 11 ,1111 II1' 111 1 1111 .111'11'a1'11- V1 1- ,4 f x X L 1 1- 1 1.13 , M lacrosse Qieam, l9Q9 xi gx . aux.: S . - . ly .xltlflilill H.11'IL.1ND TIIATCIIER, O9 , Cufvtazzz - C U CONE B,1R1.Ow, 'OO . . . flfeznager 1 1 , 11 S.1xIL'I2L CIIARLES STOCKER, CIO .-lssf. .Uanager Team :ALFRED H.XX'II.eXXD TIIATCIIER, 'cg . . . Goal R.ALPH EDGAR CHAPMAN, 'Il . FOSTER ADELBERT HAIST, 'I I . YVILLIAM DEAN CARLTON, VII . LUCAS SMITH HENRY, 'og . , CHRISTOPHER LEO DEVITT, 'IO . vXVALDEMANlI'I.-XNS FRIES, 'II . HENRY ANDREW IQIEP, JR., 'IO . . P0'i'n.t Cover Point First Defence Second Defence Third Defence . Center Third Attack ff RAYMOND EDSELL CHANIBERLAIN, 'II Second Attack RODNEY OLIN NVALBRIDGE, 'Io . . First Attack ROY TAYLOR, ,IO . . . Outside Home RUDOLPH CHRISTENSEN, JR., 'Io . . Inside Home Substitutes CLAYTON PEARSON CANNON, 'Io JOHN JACOB SERRELL, 'Io ALAN GRAEME DARLING, 'II GEORGE NIANNING RITTENHOUSE, JR., ,IO lacrosse Betnrh Date Opponents Place Cornell Oppone-nts April 23 COLUMBIA NEW VYORK JA May IO HARVARD ITHACA 2 May 2I SWVARTHMORE SNVARTHMORE 4 May 22 STEVENS HCOBOKEN I May 29 HORART GENEVA 6 Total 18 S31 ,f Coogan, Cuuclz Hoff, Jlflanager Cull, Assistant Itlanager lwillic Goon rosby C Heath Bennett lton E BUST Blumen TY hine W IO Y 1909 Y I11 EH U3 U ha BI ask B Up HFS 'E l 1 rm in HE. 7 l' ll l I ' M1 l lllll ' In uf rl I 'la .BASKET-B.AL1. 1 I X I . . . . I lil 1.1 l'lI?'!I !l:ll Il vnu I 11 ill f1I 11 ma II I il lil I I u 'v --Elf In nn: lll'lQl' l Y 1 '- f 1 Q I Fl .1 A 1 l .1 1 f I, . H lhl wx U l , vl? a . , Easketh all Zlieam Y K X 1 1 .l , 1969410 1 1 ll ' Ii.S.l,'ROs11i','1o . . Cafllain I 3 l I4 4' 31.51. llmflf 'IO , . Manager X I I AN 1 C. Il.L'1'1,1.. 'Il .alssiszarzf Manager ' IJ. filifllilili Cumzax . . . Coach Tllleam H. P. B1.Ux1ENA1'ER, VII . . . Right Forward A. J. W1-11xERv, ' . . Lc?7'iFOEwc1rd E S. CROSBY, '1O - GHTQV R. Q. IQEASBEY, - CBHIW R. P. HEATl'I, '11 LU77 G1'ff1Vd J. E. BENNETT, '11 R1ghrGuard bubstitutes E. E. GOGDXVILLIE, IO . . . - - - CQWGV R, L, ELTON, 112 . . . Forward and Guard S. VV. AANDREWS, YI2 . , . . Girard Berurhs DATE OPPONENTS OPPONENTS CORNELL Dec. 1 1 Rochester . . . I 6 I3 Dec. 18 Hobart . . . I7 39 Jan. St. Lawrence . 23 24 Ian. I5 Pennsylvania I I 23 gan. 14, gfesleyan h . 3 5 I4 an. IS artmout . . . 32 I I jan. 29 Pennsylvania State . I7 20 II-ies. Caglisle . . . I9 28 e . II O erlin . . 23 19 Feb. 1 9 Niagara I 9 25 Feb. 22 Union . 3 37 Feb. 26 Colgate . NO game Mar. Lehigh . . 29 I7 Mar. Pennsylvania - 33 23 S33 VVl1eat0n, A ssislunl Illanager Donnellan oach 'Conr1ell, C' O Goff ssinger, llflanager We mbleton e E Peak Phillips, Captain Allen ols ch Ni Mack ins Coll Johnson Zlntvrrnllnzginte Qllmnxrpiunm IEIIIH-IHIH. trailing Meant, ill l 'IW Pill ,ll 'pg 1,11 '1l f1'I!. Q l1E'g!'211213113 to ll Fm mum 1 ' M y AH lil L l 55,1 1 ul 115 . - ,r ',,l 1 1 1 ,- E fi 1 - 1 Clllnruell wrestling Ulieam ll' ' ' fhiiill 'll J -- Q . ll , X . . l .3 'l l if 'Y 4 ,4 A i f 1 ,V il 'Jil agp ,fl .ml s .s e l.- Feb Feb Feb Mar. Mar I2 I9 26 I2 Gffirers la. A. lJl'lILI,II'S, 'io . . Captain H. W. XYESSINGER, 'io . , Mlzzzager H. C. Wllliyrox, 'II . .lssistmzt Zlifazzager W. C. O'CONNELI. . . Coach Qlsam Feallzcrzueiglzl Class-1 IS pounds - 1 A.VT.. JOILNSON, 'II bpeczul-ll ezglzt C 1l'lSS'I25 pounds E.A.P1-11LL1Ps.'1o Liglztweiglzi Class-155 pounds H. R. ALLEN, 'IZ lfVel!er'wetz'glzZ C ZLZSS-I 4 5 pounds L. I.PE.lKE,'11 llfiddlG'ZUe'ig1zI Class-1 58 pounds J. S. NICHOLS, '12 Light Heavywe-ight C1055-175 pounds H. EMBLETON, '11 J. L. CoLL1Ns, '12 Heavyweight Class-fover 175 pounds G. P. DONNELLAN, ,IO A. L. GOFF, '11 ilkecnrh 1 INTERCOLLEGIATE MEET Cornell Opjmnezzt at Ithaca 5 Lehigh 2 fCornell . . II at Ithaca 55 Yale 15 Marci I9 l Princeton . at Philadelphia -6 Pennsylvania 1 Ph.1a5'e1 hm , Pennsylvania 5 5 at Ithaca 6 Columbia 1 1 P Lcoiumbia . 5 at Princeton 3 Princeton 4 535 M e Barr Gelas, Coach Roos Allison Espindola, Captain Q1ZurnzII jfzncing Team, 19094 910 I F Is' I I I .. I 'III' I I III IIIII' I - I I. I 1 I I! 'I' II , I I, 4 . , 1 I ' '- I K , r 1 1. .I ' lu . 1' IS ,II ' I I-5 A I if I 1 , --1 A I Y h I 1 I 1 I , , 5-:ggi I, ,I II , ,' , H ! W.-...,,L...l, I 1 I u1'ii'::::.:'-11 I . ,I 1,1 I I - I I I-1 II xl A ' , MI X! X I' ' - I f I I, ., III jfennng Team I I x X I x 5 ' X ,I 1909: 1 910 ' I I IM14111 Iis1'1x11o1..x . -IO . . Captain 'I' I'. W. Al.L1s11x, 'ii . . Vice-Captain , V' I I A! G. U. Rm-5. '11 D, P,B,1RR,'11 .1 ,I 5 IM 4 J. 11. 11111.11 . . . Coach IM l II A. Bl. T11 max, 'll . Manager I l . II I I -III I I I I I ,1 . Gimhersitp QIUHIUDIUUS 5 ,Ii l 111'Is . . . . P, W. ALLISON I fa 'II Salim- F. D. SPR.-KGUE 1 I1 -..Ti QIZEIIIT Berurbs Uni.: C,111l.'5I.1nts lin nrJ:r of IIPHISIII I1'1'mzur C Sgrcj Place ' .orne 6 pp. Mar. 4, 1903 Columbia, Cornell . . Columbia 2 7 New York Mar. 6, 1903 Harvzml, Cornell , . . Harvard. 3 6 Cambridge Mar. 4, 1903 West Point. Cornell . . . XI est Point 0 9 lVest Point Mar. 20, 1903 Cornell.Pc11nsyIv:1ni:1 , . 'cornell l 6 3 Ithaca Mar. 27'2S, 1903 P., Col., Cor., Kale. Penn., H. II est Point 12 35 New York April 18, 1903, Cornell. Annapolis . . . Cornell h 6 3 Annapolis Feb. 20. I904 Annapolis. Cornell . . . Annapolis 3 6 Annapolis Feb, 26, 1904 Cornell, Harvarrl . . - Cornell S 4 Ithaca Mar. 5, 1904 IYest Point. Cornell .... lVest Point 3 6 VVest Point Mar. 11, 1904 Cornell, Columbia . .' . . COITISII A 7 2 Ithaca April 1-2, 1904 IV, P., Cor., Col., Annap., I ale, Penn. IVest P0311 d 4:11 llglew York orne an' 0 um ia tie Feb. 17, 1905 Columbia, Cornell .... Columbia 5 4 NSW YOrk Feb. 18, 1905 IYest Point, Cornell . . W est Point 3 6 West Point Mar. 3, 1905 M. I. T., Cornell, Harvard . . M, I. T. I1 I3 Boston Mar. 10, 1905 Annapolis. Cornell ..... Annapolis 4 5 Annapolis Mar. 24e25, 1905 Annap., W. 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 ,... A . . Cornell 5 1 Ithaca Mar. 16-17, 1906 IV. P., Har., Annap., Col., Cor., Penn.. Prin. . VVest Point 16 3I New York Feb. 2, 1907 Cornell N. Y. Turn Verein, N. Y. A. C., Brooklyn Central Y. M C. A., Yale, French Y. M. C. A., Foil and Mask Club ..... Cornell I5 3 Brooklyn Feb. 22, 1907 Cornell, Harvard, Yale .... Cornell 6 0 New Haven Feb. 23, 1907 VVest Point, Cornell . West Point 3 6 VVest 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. 29'3O, 1907 Annap., W. P., Cor., Yale, Col., Penn., Prin. Har. Annapolis New York April 5, 1907 Toronto, Cornell ...... Cornell I3 5 Ithaca Feb. 1, 1908 West Point, Cornell, Yale, Penn., Carnegie 1C0l- umbiaj, Foil and Mask Club, New York Turn Verein, N. Y. Fencers Club . . . VVest Point I3 IS Brooklyn I Feb. 7, IQOS Pennsylvania, Cornell .,... Cornell 5 4 Philadelphia Mar. 14, 1908 Annapolis, Cornell, Penn. ..... Annapolis, 7 I5 Annapolis Mar. 27-28, 1908 Wes5VIPoin'i, Anriiiaplolis, Cornell, Columbia, Yale, W P I XI Y k . t ....... est oint 2I I5 1 ew or ' ass ns ec CC0rnell-Columbia tiel . Feb. 27, 1909 Annapolis, Cornell . . Annapolis 4 5 Annapolis Mar. 6, 1909 Cornell, Penn. .... Cornell 7 2 Ithaca 1 Mar. 13, 1909 West Point, Cornell, Columbia . West Point 9 I5 West Point Mar. 4, 1910 Princeton, Cornell . . . Cornell 8 1 Princeton Mar. 4, 1910 Pennsylvania, Cornell . Pennsylvania 4 5 Philadelphia Mar. 5, 1910 Navy, Cornell . . Navy 4 5 Annapolis Mar. 11, 1910 Army, Cornell . . Army 1 8 West Point Mar. 12, 1910 Columbia, Cornell . Columbia 4 5 New York Mar. 19, 1910 Harvard, Cornell ...... Cornell 7 2 West Point Mar. 19, 1910 Yale, Cornell ....... Cornell 8 1 West Point The following four teams qualified for the finals in the Intercollegiate Championship: Army, Cornell, Annapolis and Pennsylvania. ' orth Assisfant lllanage OSW B Warner ail V Mvatthai ter, Coach Lin H Lauy agner M Matchneer, Captain jones mith r S rasswelle C 1910 ilanrkep Team, Q q Q 11 i it iIl'fi mir! li l' 1 i - 1 . , I l .J ,ll 1-10 C KEY ll 4.o 4 . o . - , o.. , . .4. 4 4.. 1' . ly Il'1.l11 I I I 1 .Q l F 4 5 Ii 1. Zlauekep Uleam, 1909410 ,A fl' 1-I Qfficers Swllll' VT 1 x A WI-I lf W. XY Kl.x'1'1'11x1-31511, '10 . C1zj7Zai1z N' 'l I! lf. S Boswo1z'1'11, '11 . . .Umzager J, ,J Ml... mmm If 'l'.Xl.lHVl' Pll'X'I' ri 11 CCOLICIL ' Uleam M. D.Y.111., '12 . . . Goal M. F. lY.1Rx1211, '11 . Point C. V. l,.'xL1.1, 'IO . Cover Point YV. NY. M.'xTc11x1a1511, 'IO . Rover E. B. BI.-XGNER, '11 . . Cezzzer H. H. joxes, 'IO . . Left lfVi1zg F. H. CR.-xssw12L1,ER, 'II . . . . Right llrlnllg Substitutes A. D. bl.-XTTHAI, '10 E. L.S111T11, '11 Stketurh Date CJPPOIZCIII form!! Oppolzelzt Place jan. 1 Yale . . 3 5 Cleveland jan. 3 Yale . 2 4 Cleveland Jan. 4 Yale . 1 Cleveland jan. 5 Princeton 0 1 New York Jan. 8 Harvard 0 5 New York Feb. 5 Yale . . 5 1 New York Feb. 25 Columbia . 7 1 New York Svtanhing in Zlntertullegiate league Games H7011 Games Lost Per Cent. Princeton . . . 5 0 1 .000 Harvard . 4 1 .800 4:Cornell . 2 2 . 500 Yale . 2 3 .400 iDartmouth . . . 1 3 .250 Columbia . . . 0 5 . 000 SNO Cornell-Dartmouth game on account of weather conditions. 539 Thorne, Zlxlcznager Sanderson org Shamb Messing ouch Lehman, C Vernick Waldenberger Walker, Captain nder Ostra White Kaufman Maldiner 19094910 tnimming Qteam, X 7 1. 1. Ql.1 j'I'1'1 T Q1 1.f1'fQ-M' f . 91 fix ll 11 .1 ' 1 11 . 1 1 '11 IP I 1.1. 1 11 1 1. Illllil 111 . 11. 1 'f'!1'I..' .T- V 5' ? 1 1 1' .1 - 111 my -4 L ' E1 1' :JL .' t . , 1 1.1 .11 1 Y 11, '11 1, 1.1111r'1'111--:1111' 1f':11:1'1'1'f 1 11 lI11. 11 1 1 Ill Ill ' 1.11 4 'M EX 1.-J 'N . '21 J-. 1. f 11 1' lx 1 1 'x 'll,. :X 1' H' ' 1' 1 ,mf ? 11p 1 , , 1 1 .1 'f- 1 1 1511. ' 1 Stnmmnnng Zlleam - il ,fx . 1 111 X H ' L 'Q H. XV. XVALKER . Capiain .11 1 11.11 1 W. J. T1-IORNE . . Aafavazager '- . .1 av . ' XA D. H. LEHMAN Coach Relay H. W. XY.-XLKER, ,II F. G. NIALDINER, VII H. D. SHAMBERG, '12 B. H. AUSTIN, ,II 220 Qarhs 100 Qarhs 50 Qarhs H. YV. WALKER, ,II H. D. SHAMBERG, '12 H. W. WALKER, ,II -I. D. WHITE, 'Io E. R. WALDENBERGER, '1o B. H. AUSTIN, ,II H. D. SHAMBERG, '12 F. W. MESSING, ,IO F. G. IWALDINER, ,II Jfannp ZBihe QBIUIIQB E. G. KAUFMAN, ,II G. SANDERSON, JR., ,II R. B. QSTRANDER, '12 541 e llflamzgsr F0 Mon H allberg Od riguez R Tsai rt Stewa Rasch nahan ey La Ril Towers Richie Chryssides Ollf Seym Cooper Siramarkian Grchard 1909 unthall Team, Qssuciatiun 11 1 ' nf I IIIIMII U II II I' -.Qfsvf N 1. , ,n ,,.. 1 111 1 111111111 1111111111 1 5,4 1 11 71111 il l l i l 51 NQH 1lJlIlfli 111 in I1 1 I 6 I 1 11 1 1 ,Eh at I 'I . I 1? P X Mum Q I . 111 jf 1 ,I hh M W. H. RICIIIIE, Sp. A I1 1 ct! A. C. 'I'OwE1zs, 'II 11 l r. il gl. BIUXROIE, 'Og . S 4 P.B.O1eC11.1RO.'1o 4. I Team L. G. H.eXLLBERG, 'og . . . . Y. TSAI, 'OQ . . . W. H. RICIJIE, Sp. . H. G. LANA1-IAN, 'og . K A. C. TOWERS, ,II , W. L. COOPER, JR., ,IO V. E. SIRAAMRKIAN, 'og . P. B. QRCHARD, yIO . J. L. RODRIGUEZ, ,IZ . I. H. T. REILLY, 'OQ . S. S. CHRYSSIDES, 'og Substitutes J. MONROE, 'og . . E. L. SEYMOUR, 'og . ilketnth Columbia at Ithaca . Yale at New Haven Haverford at Haverford Pennsylvania at Haverford Harvard at Ithaca . 543 IH' SN ' at Zlssuciatiun football Zllieam 1909 . Captain I 'irc-Captaiflz . . .Wa Hager .-lssistalzt Ilfatzager . Goal Left Back Right Back . Left H alf . Center Half . Right Half Outside Left Forward Inside Left Forward Center Forward Inside Right Forward Outside Right Forward . Halfback' Back 0-4 O-8 O-4 0-5 2 - 1 T m,1lf ' 'T 'S f A L - T M Jil N f x wx e A ,XF 1 T 1 . Q ,. 7, W I Nl UN W W4 Qlinrnell Qlrinket flliluh T f A x T 'f 1 fi, D. QMACINTYRE Nix fb nl W. L. COOPER H. EASTWVOOD . i.,. 1. M. GRANT T. Y. Lo T. M. BRYCE L. Y. CHANG G. BUCHANAN K. W. CHAR A. C. TOWERS H. SONNENFELD J. H. NEETHLINIG P. W. ALLISON R. M. TRIEST 44 1909 . . Ma1zager .11 ssisfam Ma11age1 Captain n11lIlUl1I ' 1 1 L ' ' 1 1 P1 1 L I l' ' A 'L' 1111 .11 lll 11 1 1 ' 1 11' 1 111 1 .1 1 l gfflllll J 1 - N V 1116! I ,f ' ,NN I 5 ll' 1! 6:49, ,I ' L lfll1 f 1l1 l'T':l'l'I 1 1 11 1 11 11.151111 1,1 ' 1111111 11 11 1 l fim 1 U '1 :A 1 1 E 1' . P11115 Y 11 1' fdlnrnell Qliennus Zlieam .1 1 1 ', I y 1 Qffirers 1 .1 I ff l, R. B. AlC'CI,.-XYE, 'ro . . Captain and ,Mana r .1 l 5 1 A. S. MEI.IJRL'xI, 'II . . .455-z'sta11t.Ma1zager J 1 T 1 V 2' .1 I19pringiQEeam,1909 S- 1 li K. E. WII.IIEI.NI, '09, C'aptai1I A. C. LLXMSLER, 'og ...i., , T. M. KI-:LI-QER, 'og R. B. BTCCLAVE, ro CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL Tlelntnersitp Qihampiunsbips ANNUAL OPEN UNIVERSITY SPRING TOURNAMENT, T909 VVOn by VV. H. HORRELL, 'I2 Zlnnual jfall Zinterfraternitp Tennis Qlihampinnsbip Field Of 6o Entries G. V. HOLTON, 712 S. F. NIXON, ,II WV. W. SLAVMAKER, ,I2 E. M. VVHITLOCK, 'ro Semi-finals not yet played RESULT OF SPRING MEETS, SEASON OF 19o9 Place Date Cornell Opponents VS. PRINCETON Princeton May 6 3 3 VS. PENNSYLVANIA Philadelphia May 7 1 5 VS. YALE New Haven May 8 O 6 VS. COLUMBIA Ithaca May I5 1 5 VS. MICHIGAN Ithaca May 22 5 VS. UNION Ithaca May 26 Wet grounds 545 ar 4,9- Ha xu X01 B ol T W WE KELLE R .ff Lf: a-5' 'fa eff? if , , , 4' .1 1 .,, 'iw x04 ,J , A 524.2141 sl . . '7Jx K ga 14 , . Q54 5233? F5317 ' yffqvii gf fNlX..' 'ffsiwli .k-.Lv--J 7:76-ii ..'2. :1, e 'I x1 Q. 5 , f, BND ' ' y f, QNTERQOLLEQE P 1' I j 1 NTELKQLASS, 0 Q ' the . XE of our college I'resitlen1s has said recently. The lit-st justitication of athletics is to he found when it stimulates the whole student hotly to participate habitu- ally in sane and healthy exercise, the least, when it concentrates interest, money, appliances, opportunities and instruction upon a few already physically fit, while the great mass of students are left without care and attention. Along the same tenor it may be said that an athletic victory has no real significance unless the team achieving it is representative of the institution from which it comes, and the general system of training in vogue there. Too often it is indicative of nothing more than a comprehensive system of recruiting, and a concentration of time and attention upon the selected candidates which for thoroughness and perfection of machinery can leave nothing to bc desired. It affords absolutely no index as to the number of students engaged in that particular form of sport, as to the spirit which animates them, nor as to the system of physical training employed at the institution. It is this condition of affairs which, if it has existed at Cornell, I believe is bound to undergo a radical change through the development of intercollege athletics. Vtfhile I do not expect to see a discontinuance of the intercollegiate contests, in fact I should consider their abolition a distinct misfortune and loss, I do expect to see more or less of a revolution in their character and methods of conduct. I believe I see already at Cornell the intercollegiate contest becoming more or less incidental to the general athletic life of the student body, as witness the hundred and fifty to two hundred students in the Intercollege Cross-Country squad as against the twenty in the Varsity squad, or the hundred and sixty-live college crew candidates as against the live or six crews on the Inlet, or the seven teams and candidates in the various other sports as against the one Varsity team and can- , didates in those sports. , When we have the testimony of the a ' 1 if'--K , , , ,. . was: .-,-, : - - , 2 L A ' c 'f coach that the first seven men to finish in I the Intercollege Race could Win the Inter- - ? e Af collegiate, We have attained a position in J ' 23,-.15-.-if ' - - ' ii ggj i gll Cross-Country .running .in which victory :: 'r'r 'rrr r ' means something and in which We may CHAMPIONSHIP C- E- CREW INCH take pride. Afld the Slf,3,1'1d3.I'd of CO1'1'1- 547 CADET RELAY petition is growing in the other intercollege contests, so that ultimately we may expect to have better and more representative Varsity teams as a direct result. What we need to accelerate the movement now in progress is an athletic organization and spirit in all of the colleges of the University such as we have in a PROFESSOR C. V. P. YOUNG few of the colleges. As it is, the Intercollege Athletic Association is growing in stability, the various contests are being run off with precision and enthusiasm, and with com- paratively little or no expense attached. equipment installed as rapidly as may be, - BEEBE LAKE CHAMPIONS With the new boat-house and a suitable the field of activity in that direction will be enlarged, and will undoubtedly bring to the Association an added element of strength. In conclusion, with each college organi- zation stirring up interest among its stu- dents, and assuming responsibility for their general participation, there would seem to be absolutely no limit to the possibilities of Intercollege Athletics in the way of stimu- lating a sane and healthy activity on the part of the whole student body. C. V. P. YOUNG 548 , 'SI II' . A . 2- . I . 'll III .I IIC :tr il IIIIIqblII l II .I. . 1. Ifiivg t A ' ' i- f 'Z 1 if I-E 'f 'T 1 .N X iw A 5 f -P Er' 1-3 - Q 'fri 6- 2 --.:: ,F A 'A' ., ' L XZ- ' L A i - Lanz.. a I: Eullege Svtanhing, 1908409 Qiolleqe Satanhing, 1909410 Cullcgc Points I Nut yet cornplctefl I Civil Engineering . . 41, I I C 'lf'tll' I P01115 Mechanical Engineering . . 49 C1 I Eng'n'3'3f'ng - A 285 A,-ts I I I M Agriculture . 255 Agriculture . 33 AVIS - - - 235 Law I I 30 Law .... 18 Veterinary ,T Blechanical Engineering . 15 Architecture . . 1.1 VCYQCUHVB' - V - I2 Architecture . 3 ilntsrrullege burner league Season October 11-November 7 winning GZ. CIE. Exam I C. R. HARDINLQ, '10, Captain league Qtanhmg G. HARRISON, 'IO . . . . . Goa College pawn C. R. HARDING, 'ro . Right Fullbacle Civil Engineering I I SLK S. L. GIBBS. 'IQ . Left Fullbafk Agriculture I I I Iii H. A. R. AUSTIN, '13 Right Halfbaclc Arts --'. I sl L. AULL, 'IO . . . Center Halfback Mechanical Engineering I I 3 S. P HALL, 'xo . Left Halfbcick Veterinary I I I I 25 XV. A, DEHUFF, 'IO RzghtOuts1de Law I I 2 C. I. RASCH, 'IO . . Right Inside Architecture . 1 D. G. BORGES, '12 . . D. W. TOVVNSEND, '15 E. L.S1i11r1-1, '11 . W. E. DAY, 'IO , Zlnternollege QEruss:C!Euuntrp Bane December II, 1909 IO4 Entries. 86 Finished Won by Agriculture Team Scores 1 Agriculture ...... 42 2 Civil Engineering . 4 52 3 Mechanical Engineering f ' 74 4 Law .... , 90 5 Arts .... 112 6 Veterinary . 226 7 Architecture , 260 549 Center Forward . Left Inside Left Outside . Substitute Individual Winner, J. P. IONES, M. E., 'I3 Individual Order of Finish 1 J. P. JONES 2 S. H. STEVENSON 3 C. A. MAJOR A. HOFFERT 4 I- 5 W. B. HASELTON . 18 min. 313 secs. 18 min. 57 secs. I9 min. wif- secs. I9 min. 16 secs. I9 min. I7 secs. Zlntereullege Basketball league 'iieague Starihing winning Iam Team College Points D. I. REILLY, Captain Law . 5 G. F. ICAUFMAN .... Right Forward Arts . . 35 D. I. RMLLY . Left Forward Agriculture . . A. V. PARKER . Center Civil Engineering . 55 M. PARNES . Right Guard Veterinary . 3 L. L. VVARD . . Left Guard Qllarnibal nf Sports March 19, 1910. VVon by Arts Individual Wlinners Rope Climb . . I. M. FALCQN1 C. E., 63- secs. AWSCOZZGEZ 5521?-7 Three-legged Race I1? Ag'iTES f Arts, 9 4-5 secs. Mechanical Engineering 16 gskyd' Backward Racer 3IILLAIiD I ' ' Vet' civu Engineering . I9 Whee1b1ff0V RaCe I.'A.'B,?'l?1?HhES , . M. E. Veterinary ' I5 Sack Race . . N. BL.-xss . . Arts agriculture ' U Potato Race . . S. H. STEVENSON . Ag. aw ' 7 - G. B. DUK Architecture . 2 Rooster Fight ASHTONE5 Il . Arts fR. F. Dr-.vis 1 Relay Race . ' A' C' MASON E . A1-ts 'I J. D. MCCOWN ly LA. K. BATES J We A . ,WM -- V . --5: lf 'JA ' . Qt.. 1. N . s va ' ' ':1if3'i'f-395:17 wx 'Y C ' f 4 1- -X-,SQ v. L ,fm-qrtfagf-ya A 1,56 .. -. N . 1- .ML-..fl ....',e,- - J. -ff'-nr'-,xw t . INTERCOLLEGE BOAT HOUSE' 550 GJWITTEES ,J A KL ' STANTON GRIFFIS E. E. GOODWVILLIE D. S. GRAY R. K. BLANCHARD E. D. HAM B. B. RAIVIEY' J. H. BARRY, JR. J. K. DORRANCE H. O. STANTON C. E. LIPE D. B. GANNGN H. H. JACOBS WILLIS ROSE H. G. MOSLER L. S. DOUGLASS E. C. HEC H. F. WELCH PAUL WILLIAMS W. W. MATCHNEER S. G. HOFFMAN A. F. TYDEMAN E. S. CROSBY W. A. BACKUS E. W. KOERNER R. W. HITCHCOCK NEWMAN EBERSOLE J. A. STALFORT H. M. HAVERBECK J. W. MORRIS G. S. CLAYPOOL G. F. HEWITT H. P. MENGES gm . W. BLAIR B. PHAU 1 I L H, r I 1 K , 6 ' ' -1 ' lp' 1 W , , ' -af s - ? 9 9 SW mf :sw--' ze:-:Q . 17 ,ffifl 5 5 31? B fifii, 'f - ff'5f'J., 431' 'f I-:EEE ' 'L-.':',.1 1. A .IGF--'. . . .ULN ..-'.?I1'.'.... tim--.Q fl!-'--.,...215:.-..-.ul 152'-11f?:1 521?s5:a:1:12a2Y:f:253355:iii1-2-23.131TE-S:J::2:fZ-'.lrQf11SSH?z:?-22514542i:i5:'4:?dai4iiEJif'3f5 9?'Ef3? tm: Senior 185111 C. POPE, Chairwzalz A. P. KELLY A. C. HASTINGS, JR. A. L. ROSE MAXIRIILIAN ELSER, JR. A. D. MATTHAI Szniur Banquet R. G. HANDX', Chairman G. E. KENT T. R. MURPHY T. H. S. ANDREWS K. S. EDWARDS O. B, HASTINGS Senior Stunt H. C. SCHUYLER, Chairman R. T. SMITH D. R. MIXSELL J. P. SWIFT W. R. WHEELER W. S. CARPENTER E. W. BROOKS Gzneral Ciummxttez G. H. CRAXVFORD, Clzaiwnan M. F. T. SMITH H. H. BENNETT F. H, MCCORMICK P. J. TAYLOR M. S. JONES SAMUEL WILLIAIYIS L. R. BOGERT H. C. YOUNG A. S. MARTIN Glass EBay H. N. WILSON, Chairman DARIO ESPINDOLA M. J. DOOLING G. M. RITTENHOUSE, JR. W. P. CHANDLER, JR. Qllap anim Quinn T. R. BANDLER, Chairman E. M. WHITLOCK A. R. LAJOUS Qlummi iBIzhgzs THEODORE WHITE, Chairman H. A. KIEP, JR, N. R. PEET GROVER COORS H. VV. 'WESSINGER C. V. LALLY R. B. HOLBROOK R. B. HLURLBURT G. F. POND, ex-OHFICTO FELIX THOMAS C. G. BLAKE B. R. TEWKSBURY R. VV. CANFIELD RICHARD KNIBLOE G. F. POND,6K-OfHCiO F. S. TWARLOWE AENEAS DUCLOS G. F. VERBECK E. F. KLINCK H. O. ATWATER J, N. AGUIRRE F. POND, ex-officio 59 T. L. MILLER H. H. JONES A. C. BEAN A. J. WHINERY T. H. FARRINGTON L. C. JUDSON E. L. PETERSEN R. O. VVALBRIDGE CD RSSFD P1332 Ut-AFDQ Ot.. O 5- Wg . .J QS? S552 O . F. POND, ex-Officio H. R. FERRIS MISS F. E. THOMAS G. F. POND, ex-Officio M. J. HOFF F. F. HANBIDGE G. F. POND, ex-Officio AVE . . f1 A In 1 I , S3 , ., gg 1- f -Q' ,-A.-f -. - - 1 l Q If 7 fl: 51555 9 9 B 5 K , I J- I 1' , Y !G5E'zRgE1.ag ,A . f if ' ax '22222.25?fSf'?fQ1'.C'Q'?ii1215-iff If Lf ' - II I . 1 ,, 1 1 I ' '- -.1 .3 1 1 F A I B, RI.-XGNER W, IQULTCIIAR .M. AITCIIINSON W. XYIGGINS G. DARLINO N. SEAGRAVE L. DAY C. BICCUNE .A. BENNETT B. NVOOD M. UHL K. BELL . H. IQENNEDY P. XVARD 0. XVINSLOW W. MAOOWAN E. BENNETT VV. VERITY H. ATWOOD J. HOPKINS W. HAWKES G. BEAVERS B. KEPLINGER E. CLARK M. SWALM R E. Ross R. LUDLAM J O. FUCHS FREDERICK KUHNE fbeneral Gilomnnttee I.. IJ. SIMSON, C.'l1I1ir111I111 H. P. BI.I'MENAL'ER L. R. BROWN A. L. XYIECIIERS E. E. TI-IOMIASON S. H. SUTTON H. D. H.-XDLEX' S. E. ROEE T. K. SENIOR Biuniur Rrnrnenahe C. S. PRESCOTT, CCIZCIZUHJZCZII QI. G. TURNBULL H. J. IQIKIBALL HUGH BIONTGOMERY, JR. C. H. DIVINE Efuninr blnuher S. F. NIKON, C1lfIil'7'7ZC1H F. G. COURSEN, JR. F. S. BOSWORTH P. J. GALLAGHER XV. J. MCNIOKLE Zluninr jferh H. B. BOLE, Chairman R. A. HENTZ RUDOLPH NEUBERGER L. L. PORTER I. G. RETICK Zine Cdlarnihal T. R. COX, Chairman H. H. VAIL E. A. MACKRELL O. G. MILLER G. R. NICHOLS, JR. W. M. SPERRY 553 W. K. XVELLS C. A. FR,-XNKE -I. P. HICKOK J. H. SHERMAN H. N. HUMPHREY T. H. BICIQAIG NI. XV. GAVETT, IR. SEVVELL NAMES E. G. IXIACARTHUR, CX-OH:1CiO S. J. CHESEBRO W. W. G. ROSSITER A. M. TILDEN E. G. IVIACARTHUR, ex-Officio Omg? OQFNQ 0 SHUI? ZWSQ mwerrx '4 I4 YU 9 Z af O DP :U ha m c uw WFUWPUFV P15713 REFER Qwwr 2 5223? 5599 QF,-4'CJ O'-13,9 'pr.ZQ4r11 D, '3cnrn WH,-30 q-Dwmwm ,aafom 94,-352 FD E522 Em E R do 595 S O P2 QP Q ? O I-1- O ex-Oficio 1 Z9 . ,. , - , ,, f - . VX ? HQ 59' 925 HIE 177 , fn -Q H 4 F ' A Au 1 1 H. J. LAWRENCE, JR. W. P. FERGUSON C. L. BOWMAN ROBERT VVEARY H. B. LIGGETT Clllotillion Qllommittez W. G. BROADEOOT, Chafirmavn BQANSFIELD DONNELLY C. A. CLARKE K. E. PFEIFFER YV. F. BRYAN R. F. HALL CHANDLER MONTGOMERY PAUL WVILDER Sophomore Qtunt J. S. FASSETT, Chairman H. B. VAN INWEGEN A. J. MENJOU D. C. KERR GEO. GOETZ C. V. BERGER J. A. HIGH E. H. TEAGLE W. H. TAPPAN C. A. HORNBECK ROGER B. PROCTOR E. R. STREMPEL 3 C. BISHOP . B. CLUNAN R. T. ISETT J. A T, E. MZURREL SIDNEY DRESSER J. H. SHAW R. A. FISH H. W. KLNOWLES XY. E. IRISH C. P. EVANS XYALTER VVOLEE Banquet Qllommittez YV. M. PRYOR, Chairman VVALTER JOHNSTON EARL DEVLIN C. E. FINNEY IHXRMIN IQRUTSCH JV. G. DISTLER F. M. COEEIN Ripe Cdlommittnze HAROLD FLACK, Cha.i1'mfz1z J. I. CLARKE A. L. VAN SICLEN Qopbomore bmoker R. XY. IKELLOGG, Chairman XV R. INLUHN CARL CRI-XNDALL G. C. SALISBURY J. L. GREEN C. E. CARPENTER HOWARD BLACKWELL EDWARD LYNCH 554 K. VV. GASS F. A. BOND S. D. BLANCHARD K. V. ROTHSCHILD E. H. BAKER H. J. LWACWXVILLIAMS, ex-Ofiicio RICHARD ZELLER WV.-XRREN ELDRED G. C. ANDREWS, JR. H. J. EI,-XCWVILLIAMS, GX-OH:lCiO CHARLES WEEKS W. O. KRUSE E. F. BOXVEN FRANK MOORE JOHN MILLER H. J. EIACWVILLIAMS, ex-Officio P. L. CAT,-XLANO H. J. MACXVILLIAMS, ex-Ofticio LAVVRENCE BRAGG T. S. BERNA C. B. FERGUSON FURMAN SOUTH, JR. A. J. JACOBS H. J. BEACVVILLIAMS, ex-Officio ' W .58 Jriifl wg ' ' ' AWf ' F:- 5' R' fii?29?'.'i'f.'5?rfff-i:152223egzz-22.21535rea.:fi:f?Z2iisaf.3s.e'. Q A x . l R . k 1 1 jfreshmml lkianquet Committee fr. Xl F. G. l.'R.x1f'1s L.B.1,I'I'CllIiR A. IiI2L I'LINC1IiR LE. Hrarelulxxx J. F.Wu1'r1a1115,xn XY. B. F1z1a.xsE P.xL'1. FRANIQLIX XY. H. TAYLOR FRANK FALK H. XY. BICCLELLAND H. H. SNYDER A. M. BEALE wxxs, I !1.11111111z H55 NI ll B H. C B L L .Tv A A. .LY HL'X'f P. Jorma C. BELL N. NESTOR D01-IENY CTCONNQR .-X. ALLEN N. HOPIQINS K. VANDERVEER, JR. B. COZZENS. ex-officio P. BKEASBEY, ex-Chairman jfrzsbmanrbupbumnrz Bush QE ,VO ' ' - f-www e ,m fm 10wN1es110Gff'f .V I .d f Ulf It TVWN 'q rr Z 1 mil, 'wa --14.5-' jfresijmamgvupijumure Bush anbnpijumure Bush 111 jfresb Clsngg aauwnqdnqzunwqsaagf '4 S g ' lbw f' I Taylor Hawkins Studs ith E U2 s: o Ili H CI .S 5 va 1 .S O Uh nett Ben Butts Kultchar rd Packa hiel ms T Wlgg uuthall Team nphumnre 1911 1161 aanxunqdu anna LUH3 V ft E x UI 5 3 D l quomsog .IOQUQS URIJOH 11.1uu.m5I luv .IH IUUJII Nlxtynly 1OqI'9sL .II1q1JV.7121Q .mbi MAX ,wuuhply wpllfflvlllllg Klux luod .i.wqx1:.xN xllntu lu MUN Z rg i .ai N-ii M, Q' - - .i is 5-at W. .-x ..,-, -. I writes to Popper once a week And dreams of Mommer's lap And every afternoon at three I takes my bottle on my knee, And nips a Freshman nap. wx 1911 -9? y UT Nineteen Eleven wasjnot napping the night of the rush on the Bridge! The last ofthe old-time rushes saw us there with a vengeance. Nobody knew exactly what was going to happen, but everybody knew that beyond the Bridge a hated Something lay in wait for the combined scalp of Nineteen Eleven, which Was sufhcient to make us lock arms and push when the word was given. That push is still apparent in the aspect of the iron fence that runs along the roadside from the gorge. It was bent considerably-and so was the line of Sophoniores who charged us. Editorially speaking, the only thing we remember about this event is that we pushed every time wt- saw a gray hat and otherwise we pulled, The Sophoinort-s retired, claiming the victory. Nineteen Eleven strolled down town, some live or six hundrt-tl str arrivede, which was quilt- apparent on t ong. and in formed the village that we had all he face of it, as tht- I'et--rade extended for a citv hlock or more. 'l'ht-re st-t-mt-cl to be quite zz tt-iiclt-ncy on the part of the class to look further for wandering Sopliomort-s, hut there was nothing doing in that line, because ioio was still up the Hill putting raw lit-ef on its cyt- 2 XM V A 7745!-.Q .1 had Qrvtiviqt .,,, ,vb L and claiining victory. fs light ,eiii :Q 5Xl'i f:? On SL'plL'll'llbL'l' zoth, iooy, H 4 N E -.,.x the first gathering of tht- class K .42 e tgllf occurred at Barnes Hall. Some ' -? I' E wk of us have never been tht-re K 'xl X5 .gi f -. Q since. On this occasion Presi- J! ii li jwwi Lf S! dent Schurman made his annual eq y., E Q 'If t V address, which he keeps in cold K I Yi? .. ll l ll li JV' storage for every entering class. ,X 5 A t 3 llie were exhorted and instruct- g W! ig, J x,,, Q' V m -1 ed and advised and warned con- hit li,-'Ji --'l,lllllllll lXlYlm l cerning the grave responsibility WS N- J which rested upon our gray- lidded heads-after which we repaired to the Clinton House to uphold it. After up- holding it for two or three hours we c K 7. K 'WI . A N A ' V W 5 Eowreu. X 5, l QQTLLL-flELL i 0 V M ' ll comms Lt Nh X l Qu Q aught the last Eddy Street up the hill and retired-a regularly installed unit of Cornell. On September 30th Coach Eddie Gibson got an old football that the Varsity didn't need and told IQII to fall on it. IQII did so-at least forty of us did. The rest of us started in to learn how to get the most noise out of l'Cornell, I yell, yell, yell, in order that we might sit in the stands and properly express our gratitude to the team Whenever it trarnped ten yards goal-Ward over the enemy's anatomy. You could always tell the Freshman team because everyone on it was dressed differently from everyone else. 563 Any player who wore a uniform was a player of the opposing force. This made it very nice, because no matter how thick the pile was or how mud-plastered the counte- nance of the runner, you could always tell by the patch athwart the nether portion of his jeans, or, if he chanced to be your roommate, by the complexion of the socks that you had lent him for the occasion. The hrst game was with George junior Re- public, and we announce with regret that some brash young Republican toe-artist booted 191 1 to defeat by puncturing the atmosphere between the goal posts with a beau- tifuldrop-kick, Butin the second game, with Ithaca High School, the team decided that the proper place for the ball was over the enemy' s goal line. So they took it there, under some protest, and afterwards playfully lifted it over the bar just to round out the score. The High School score was already round enough. Tn the meantime IQIO had taken the 'above-mentioned beef off its eye and put it on its legs. Having such a large amount ready at hand in this way gave the Sophomores a handicap that the 191 1 Track Team could not overcome. The defeat was decisive but not discouraging, as was sufficiently proven on October 26th, when our pack of Cross-Country leg-artists beat Mercersburg to the tune of 28 to 2, just for the fun of getting the gym-credit. To leave the subject of the gentlemen of abbreviated jeans and come back to the shin-guards and pigskin, we announce the fact that on that same day eleven orange and black youths from Mr. Princetonfs College, class of eleven, rolled up eleven points to our own eleven's goose-egg. Having announced it we pass on hurriedly, only after pausing to remark that it was a blame good game, with no kicks coming because Cor- nell's goose-egg didnlt hatch. On October goth the coronation of King Hans took place amid general rejoicing, which translated means many beers. Prexy Berna, besides being King, was also ' 'I Y TN THESE, Fowz ' '?E a disciple of jack the Meet-Man. He won 'il G9 Cc, My H :TDTRE YOURE I ' I' HEAD vov su. V 1' E ' I , THR his numerals in track and wore them for a :Eiga graft H iii ,ag . . , . , - ' X 1 We -H1 ' crown, which isn t a bad simile at all when gage' you come to think about it. , mv .ms jj 5591 We' - .QP - ' ' aa' . JQELQK1 The night of October goth was spent l X , 1 . 1 fit V ,if-K A . . 1 1 il lllltl X Q X' in strife and perspiration, because the W ,M.,Xx,l ' h m 1 ' sum Sophomores thought that they could get ' ' - W ' i . itz , - -Q15 3' more hands on a certain cane than we , ji-,ff -', 'it could. Result-the Flag Rush. Editori- 25M 9 ' ,X . , . at 1f 2- 1 , ft, ally,we didnt see where either the flag ' V ' -S or the Rush came in. It was mostly a 564 question of rcposing on tht- other ft-llow's countenance until he got tired of emhrac- ing the cane and tht-n telling tht- judges that every other hand or so belonged to you. The Sophomorcs -had had this little trick handed down to them, so naturally they won quite hantlily. But somewhat later wc t-vent-il things up hy administering a cr-r-rushing defeat upon 1910 in thc annual L'ndt-rclass lfoothall contest. The score was only ul to o, but ncvcrtht-lt-ss it was cr-r-rushing enough to satisfy us. The Penn Freshman game was more or lt-ss ot' a disaster, ziccorfliiig to how much money you had up, but the tt-am had dont- its lit-st, and iiolioily clit-risln-rl any emotions of resentment when it inet a better tcain in the tlock from l't-nn. lt was during Nineteen ElL'YL'll'S tirst year that the Freshmen were excluded from the toe-treading joys of tht-junior Prom and tht- Sophomore Cotillion. Of course the decree came after we had invited HER and as a consequence SHE re- joiced in Upperclassmcn on those cvcn- ingsto our ragc and anger. As thc bard hath put it- l asked :L girl up to -lunior XXI-ck ,Xnd lutitlglll un extra shirt. But thc Frosh ut-rv ruh-d from tht- .Iunior Xl'hirl. So ll liloomin' Senior Uflt mx' Uirl D . h Calnd ' Pi' he got my shirtfbf' lYe wish that wc could devote whole pages to the Banquet, hut it makes us so hungry to dwell upon it for more than a paragraph. Somebody BEWARE. 1310. I l I ' 2 5 QD lair' i f E 4 dw ,I --4551? .3 ian QI WANTED' .' , LI, '... ' ' ,vu Kina - H Dqgf YOU 'RE NEXT -CURII i - QQ, 1192 H9 Q C .f 'gf P if J '-i,., 'ma FOSZOIEJE -mb 405251: YPQWEI-L M, bascnwvoi. TiCKLF. ELOISE 3' lt ,-5-. ' , f Q l i ' V - ' at ,il ' t l l - 72 lt ' Z on the toast list called it an t'Auspi- eious occasion! We weren't quite sure at that time Whether that meant some- thing to eat or a new brand of cigarettes, but we have subsequently learned that it meant a large evening-which it surely was. There were six hundred of us present, and nearly all of us get some- 65 thing to eat-which goes to show what an original Banquet it was! The Stunt list was long and excellent. VVe had songs hyg the IQII close agony aggrega- tion, a talk from jack, Without which Freshman Banquets are not Fresh- 1910 DEC-EASED During the Banquet of 124-1 Tonight The Friends Will Pass Around The Bier. SIGNED l!ll day dawned the usual time, with a slight drizzle on the outside and an increasing ditto inside. Having become sufficiently dampened both exteriorly and interiorly, the Royal Hyphenoophia repaired to its tent, Where for an hour or so a Deliciously Dazzling Dancer did delightful dances on a two-foot platform made of saw-horses and C fab I 'i wi-loop-Ee 9 f i. ' UVB AQAD KVHAN -'.,v-f'-17,9 K - WZBOM EMTTEQ, CQIK 'J 'iff' X fxf- ' My r ' To ai 1 N Qi X xgggj fp Y man Banquets, a Wlild 'West story which sounded like an explosion, and other entertainments which Toastmaster 'Wheelan had Worried out of the Various Stuntsters of the University. On May 22nd the Annual Short-change festival was held on the campus. Spring x so N W I ig-3 l ll We X 5 7, , X X 7 K , ss Z 'N, gig-sa: H . 2' ' , is fi ,ts-S, X 1 . A A x . frffw- 1- f-2? -l fi. Q ' -, +' -I ... c-Zvi vc!-.fr '-:ggi tl 5Q:-:NNM I1 . :fi 7 C K vE?:Ff,f52 ' - . 1 S- 2, r X X :.v::n..5 1 - H 'VHB7-'.' i M -f r 741: 1 s 1 01' , X' , aaa. ll rs If XC A O 5 N it .H '11 , am- f- -- X 1 , mia- Q Z A 1 0X we - P f . X ,M y 1-fff-ef 1 X - 5 X ' hfk 5 ji ' ' X Qi5.1G'3.'n ., ,. ..,..,--uzmgeaezgz-' -' ::E::sil l'---1----Jiiflimn--:::::za2:12E:..--0:11-ffl?12:i'in'!5 .f -rnggggaasasza- -af - ,, 566 ironingboards, a Spluttering Spieler spouted spasmodically, a Pernicious Person per- petrated prevztrications into the ears of thc gullible crowd, and everybody was most happy. The Athletic Association said it was a good show and they knew, because they counted the money. It was an unchanging performance in every sense of the word, and nobody can say that IQI 1 tlidn't do its duty by the audiences poeketbook. Three day later Dan tfoogztnls nursery broke loose on IQIOVS aggregation of Horse- Hide Hitters and er-r-rushed them once more to defeat. The score was 4 to 3, and exactly three days later than that IQII duplicated the said crush in every detail, including the score. The flush of Victory permeated Our brow-a sort of a Dia- mond Flush. if you will pardon us because the enemy had been vanquished and the series was ours. So far we have not made mention of those of us who in sliding seats-by which we mean to refer to the shells and not to the crew's nether articles of wearing apparel!-but be it here mentioned that IQIIIS Crew is 1911'spride-and-joy,and that whosoever betteth his shel-:els upon them winneth much gold, forever and ever-amen! It was the year the Varsity's hoodoo, so that the whole honor of upholding Cornell's rowing reputation devolved upon IQII. To quote the classics, we seen our duty and we done it. The Freshmen boat won by as many boat-lengths as our con- science will stand for, but at least it was a good,clean victory-the only one ofthe day for Cornell. Somewhere along toward the evening of May 30th there was a general expression of weariness on the part of the whole class as to the further wearing of the Old Gray Bonnet. So pronounced was the feeling that it spread into an epidemic, and My CQ- Q accordingly IQII built a large and husky bonfire on Q? 6? Evra TE V Q ' 4 A C7 G U the library slope for the purpose of crematmg its own 7 l I GQE7 BOHNEV or the nearest strangerls Freshman lid. After which 7 , Q the entire class made a social call on the village in ' T -I 9 order to put an exuberant period after the word 'ek .f Freshmen fl ll 1 I've burned my roo1nmat:e's Freshman lid I And bought a Sophomore domeg l lil, 1 I've learned to speak of last exams W W, ll lj In terms of 'hells' and 'darns' and 'dams', 'llf ll CAnd now I'm going homely' t' E ll Which means that some of us did and 7 some of us didn't. But at any rate, our first Nwx W1'lil ' year was done. We departed to the land of S67 summer and Somebodyls front porch to rest after our strenuous labors of collegiate existence and to consider ourselves-Sophomores. Billl' Simson, member of the winning Freshman crew, was chosen to lead the class through thesecond lap of its career. He was elected President on October 23rd, IQO8, but his ascension to the throne didn't seem to change his affection for a seat in the shell. Bill kept right on rowing along with the boys, with the result that at Poughkeepsie-but we anticipate, as the novelists say when they don't know how to Hnish a sentence. Speaking of finishes, 191 1 made one in the Interclass Crew race which did justice to the class, and as they made it before anyone else did, the Athletic Council donated them a boatload of numeral caps by way of souvenirs. This year 1911, having had experience in one Flag Rush, managed to convince the judges that they had more hands on :'?g'1mE- the cane than 191 2 had, which gave them EVER7 M7 99 H the victory. This triumph seems to be a i sort ofa hand-me-down to the Sophomore RX f CQ Class, so naturally 1 QI 1 had to uphold the ob dy 4 9 . precedent by winning from the verdant TR L Freshmen vi X if A W 'L i . tx ' ear 'Q Bib On January 27th we inaugurated k 0 X. X4 X ff ' X D ourselves into Society by the Sophomore f?L,'f.f3xf I K Cotillion to the guests of junior Week. ,, K 1 dxf VVe point with pride to the social pedal- tgr J . . . scuff. It is one of the bright spots in he career of 1 11. The o enin Pee- Gy' E t 9 P g My rade lasted fully an hour and everybody ' - 5 had a chance to get up an appetite be- The time has come ye frightened Frosh, fore the real dancing Started 1-Tarn When in the mud your face we'Il wash, , , ' A warn prim our numerals in your gore, Young was petitioned by the committee We'II leave you with few clothes before to give gym-credit to the participants And far less clothes behind we swear, in the Societ Marathon but ,.Tar,, So run and paint your freakish hair U Y ' A verdant emblematic green, couldnlt see it. He was too busy figur- AI1ll Uh IIBWGYB Ullf Nflll SPISBI1 ! ing out the cost of a new swimming tlur Ire and wrathful roaring rage, tank We'II have no pity on your age, A ' So hide your faces in the slush, February the 26th saw the second Uh Undef, iemlfedi ffemhling Fmsh- gathering of the class for the purpose of interior decoration. The Sophomore 568 Banquet was held in the Ithaca Hotel, Mr. james Winslow, toastmaster. This occa- sion was advertised as dry, but it proved rather interesting as the evening pro- gressed. Hank Kimball addressed the wearers of C, Mae MacArthur responded, and Pre:-:y Simson added a few words as to the importance of IQII in general and in athletics in particular, after which somebody discovered that there was another part ofthe hotel where the Schlitz flowed on demand- Nuf Cedf' Ou March 13th the annual Stunt was held in the Dutch Kitchen. 'We pass over this occasion rather hastily, as also the Smoker which occurred some two weeks latcr. The chief thing that we remember about these two festivities is that they were very successful affairs. lVe may say without hesitation that there was some class to these occasions. We haven't the exact statistics, but there were two or three hundred of the Class, anyway. Leaving the subject of these indoor sports. we come again to 191 1 on the diamond. The Freshmen were graciously allowed to capture the first game of the Under- class series, in order to increase the class college honors, but the second and the third games were tucked away by US-which was only right and proper, seeing we were so generous about the first one. Once more the series was our'n and once more the Flush of Victory-but we said that before. And now we are coming to the account of our naval victories-that word Victory is getting to be so prominent in this History that it deserves a shingle. On May 3oth, exactly one year from the time that we burned our Freshman lids, the second Varsity crew, consisting of all but two 1911 men, splashed the aspirations of Harvard and Pennsylvania into small pieces, winning hands down and thereby demolishing the Henley record. Somewhat later the same crew showed Harvard how to row a fast two miles on Cayuga, and on July second paddled four miles on the Hudson to settle a slight argu- ment between Syracuse, Columbia, and a few other institutions of rowing who had conceived the idea that the Old Manl' would stand for two defeats in succession. Not that the Old Man cared particularly, but he simply wanted to display the fact that IQII had gathered together the greatest combination of oar-sters that had ever entered a shell-at least it was the best oar-ster shell on the Hudson, which means that 1911 cashed its bets and rejoiced greatly. During this second year of our existence IQII had four men on the Varsity base- ball team, and a like number on the Track team. It is almost needless to mention these contributors to Cornell's athletics. They are still contributing-at least most of them are-and will continue to do so, we hope, throughout the rest of their career. 569 So endeth the second lesson! and- N1 goes home for the holidays, In joy-eand close-reefed pants: I smokes all Popper's best cigars, I brings new talk to the village bars fAnd I shuns all my old maid aunts D This brings us to the dignity of Upperclassmen which we so envied as Freshmen, and which we would so willingly trade for the good old days when our chief worry was to get up a presentable excuse when we forgot to go down for the mail. The opening of the football season saw IQII in mole-skins once more Two of the crews men, Bill Simson and Sliver Seagrave, both obtained regular positions on the team, while Wood and Leventry and MacArthur each played his share of the games, according to the state of his respective injuries. In the Class Elections Mac got away with the crown, and un- der his reign a most successful Junior Week was pulled off. The Prom, as a social event, was pro- ' f Z N YES,My B57 WHEN 1 I NAB Da FQESHMHN Ling you?-ISELT: ' bevorao MY E 1 '?E Q T-ME To My svvb-ESA -. Qeffxef-1 QEQ A snub I 7LQvf1DfAT-on HE, THE of-say 1-1-uf-LG ,X-JAf 'S- '-X, Q mix mi if L,-:Fr iw I. ll Im 'lg 9' I Q x 5 6 1 N r ' X s L! rg a X u! 551 I ff 1 eq, X ll ' lx .f N1 A X g Q N , , - -, 'NY' ' ? l 5 l2ZlXiullIllX liW'll'li' xi il bably the greatest little hop-skip-and-step-on-your-neighbor's-foot that ever has been seen in the Armory. When we think of that music and those decorations-not to speak Of the way the lights went up and down so that we could say things in HER ear- why, we don't begrudge Pat the price of our pumps in the slightestinot the slightest ! ,. Q, ,gi 'dgxsx X T I xi I Xl X II X , wwf' JXNX 'bij , 2 I 'X K 5 ll? X Q, if N E Q M S70 The junior Feed on March 5th was the last of 191 IVS public gatherings as Juniors. lVe can vouch for the fact that it was a very saluhrious event, and that our Steins are still drying-which is honor enough to give it place in our Class History. This ends the present chronicle of doings of 191 1, hut if we may be permitted to add a short peroration in the nature of a prophecy, we would like to predict that wherever Cornell is represented, whether on the water or on the gridiron, on track or diamond, 191 1 will always he there with a long pull or a husky push to help the Red and ll'hitc to victory. And in the days to come, when we have collected our last shingle and cut our last class, and the newer classes have taken our place, may we always look back on the record of 191 1 as rt thing to rejuvenate over and rejoice over!-yes, even as we sweep out some musty otiices at len per week, or run errands for the ultimate Boss, who looms up before us all. vw i - ., 53,1 X4 Green Lafferty Rathenberger Thompson Mott Tower Bennett Gavett Heyward Zlnternlass Qllbampinns 'ff' ENDFIELD GORGE 7 ilu? qt. QU SEPTEMBER 20 Monday 28 2Q llfednesday 29 XVednesday 30 Thursday OCTOBER I Friday NOVEMBER 25 Thursday DECEBIBER 1 Wednesday 2 Thursday 23 Thursday JANUARY 5 lVednesday 7 Friday I I Tuesday 26 Wfednesday JANUARY 29 Saturday FEBRUARY 22 Tuesday 23 VVedr1esday NIARCH 24 Thursday .APRIL I Friday 5 Tuesday 28 Thursday 2 Q Friday 30 Saturday MA Y 6 Friday 30 Monday JUN E 8 Wednesday I 9 Sunday 20'-2 5 2 I Tuesday 2 3 Thursday JULY 6 Wednesday .AUGUST 16 Tuesday Uv' K frllff I' V A F -G ggi gtivslwkb T F .f 'L ' if ' 7 A bfi R-2 .A A f 2 fs df ru I. I' ff ff . - n I t ,Arg owe, x X K , X N 5 x lf K 51 i my OUNDCD YY? is I 1lfirSt Ulierm-19094910 Entrance Examinxitions begin. .-Xcziflemic Year lmegins. Matriculation of new students University Scholarship lixaininations begin. Registration of students in the Medical College in New Xork City Matrieulation of new students. Registration of matriculated students. Instruction begins in all departments of the University at Ithaca Presi dent's Annual Address to the students at I2 :oo M 'DIANKSGIYING DAY. The latest date for announcing subjects of Theses of -Xdxanced Degrees Registration in the College of Agriculture for lVinter Courses The Christmas Recess begins. lVork resumed. The Ninety-four Memorial Prize Competition. FOL'NDER'S DAY. First term closes. A beconh Ulzrln-19094910 Registration for second term. XVASI-IlNGTON'S BIRTHDAY. Short course in Agriculture ends. Easter Recess begins. Latest date for presenting VVoodford Orations. VVork resumed. Musical Festival. Musical Festival. Musical Festival. Vlfoodford Declamation Prize Competition. DECORATION DAY. Commencement of Medical College in New Baccalaureate Sermon. College Board Entrance Examinations. Class Day. FORTY-SECOND ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT. bummer Sessinn-1910 Session begins. Session ends. 573 York City ,A 1 4 , g lgxjiw l ,, ' 1 - i K , . . 5 . in A j Q Qu. ' i . Q. - . .,, ,, Q .... , , Q EQEJBLF5 '55 I APRIL Easter Recess began. Trustees' meeting in Presidents office. Varsity defeated Georgetown, 6-3, in baseball on Southern trip. Georgetown won from Varsity, 5-4. Cornell 7, Walbrook A. C. o. Cornell 4, Navy 3. Cornell 2, Mt. Washington Club o. Maryland A. C. 2, Cornell 1. University work resumed. Track candidates began practice at Percy Field. Cornell 1, Niagara o. University Faculty meeting. V Cornell 3, Lafayette o, in baseball. In soccer Cornell 2, Harvard 1. Masque presented Oolong in Auburn. Spring football practice started. Lecture by Senor Nabuco. Freshman baseball began. Varsity wins, 4 to o, from Franklin and Marshall in baseball. Yale 4, Cornell 3, in baseball. Cornell 3, Columbia 5, in lacrosse. Lecture on Socialism by Mr. Hillquit. Sibley Banquet. Professor Albert A. Stanley lectured on The Function of the Concert Room, preparatory to Festival Week. Conditions at Inlet hindered crew practice. Musical Festival commenced with Golden Legend, First Vlfalpurgis Night at Musical Festival. MAY Aida at Musical Festival. President Schurman spoke in Chicago. Cornell 2, VVilliams o. Sophomore class meeting. IQI2 wins Interclass Track Meet. Vlfoodford Oratorical contest. 574 8 IO II 14 In 16 17 18 20 21 22 25 26 28 29 zo 28 29 30 1 3 4 7 8 9 I3 Cornell 5, Carlisle Indians o. Varsity wins in lacrosse, S to 2, from Harvard. Brown 5, Cornell o. Cornellian elections held. Spring football practice ended. Princeton Tiger and Daily Princetonianu in Ithaca as guests of the llf'z'dou' and Sim. , Cornell 5, Columbia 3. Cornell 765, Princeton 405, in dual track meet on Percy Field. Talbot made new Intercollegiate hammer-throw record. Cornell Freshmen defeated Princeton and Columbia in debating. Cornell Freshmen io. Pennsylvania Freshmen 9. Freshmen won first underclass baseball game. Suzi Banquet. IQIO Cornellian on sale. Sophomore won second underclass baseball game. Spring Day. 'S6 Memorial Declamation contest. junior Varsity breaks American Henley record. C. E. won Intercollege Boat Race. Interscholastic Track Meet. Tennis team defeats Michigan. Sophomores win Underclass baseball series. Freshman cap burning. Cornell 5, Michigan 6. Savage Club play. Intercollegiate Preliminaries. Senior Ball. Cornell fourth in Intercollegiates. Cornell 2, Harvard 5. Cornell Freshmen o, Harvard Freshmen 12, in baseball. Cornell IQI2 won from Harvard 1912 crew. Varsity won from Harvard crew. SEPTEMBER Entrance examinations began. Matriculation of new students. Fall baseball practice started. Registration of old students. Freshmen athletic meeting. OCTOBER President's address. Instruction begun. Cornell 16, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 3. Freshmen crew registration. Japanese Commissioners visited the University. Senior class elections held. President Schurman addresses the National Associa- tion of State Universities. Cornell 16, Oberlin 6. Crews on the Inlet. G. H. Crawford, ,IO, elected Commodore of the Navy. 575 Sophomores won Underclass baseball series. Junior Class elections. Sophomore Vaudeville. Cornell 6, Fordham 12. Freshman Track Try-outs. Professor Hirshfeld lectured on the Science of Illusion. Sophomore Class elections. Cornell 16, Vermont o. Underclass Track Meet Won by 1913. Freshman Class elections. Underclass Flag Rush. Crew celebration and dinner to crew men. Cornell o, Williams 3. NOVEMBER Final selection of Masque Cast made. Swimming made a Minor Sport. Freshmen football rally. G. F. Pond, ,IO, elected leader of Glee Club. Cornell o, Harvard 18. Sophomore Class meeting. Musical Clubs' concert. Military Hop. Cornell 6, Chicago 6. Meeting of the Trustees. D. G. Coogan appointed basketball Coach. Ex-President VVhite lectured on Bismarck. Cornell Freshmen II, Pennsylvania Freshmen o. Cornell Won the Intercollegiate Cross-Country Run. Musical Clubs Christmas trip announced. Dual Concert, in Philadelphia, of Cornell and Pennsylvania Musical Clubs. Cornell 6, Pennsylvania 17. Cosmopolitan Club Banquet. Short Course in Agriculture started. Miss Julie Peterson Concert. Basketball practice started. Calendar change ratified. DECEMBER Lacrosse schedule announced, Orchestra Concert. Dr. Goldwin Smith's gift of Books announced. Franklin Matthews lectured on the World Tour of the Fleet. Hockey practice started. Ben Greet Players presented the Tempest and Midsummer Night's Dream. Agriculture won Intercollege Cross-Country Race. Cornell 13, Rochester 16, in basketball. Board Track Meet. 576 H. C. Young, '10, clected Cross-Country Captain. Baseball schedule announced. Christmas trip. Glee Club selections announced. L. D. Simson, ,II, elcctcd Football Captain. The Pillars of Society presented by the Dramatic Club. juniors won thc lnterclass Fencing Championship. Freshmen won thc Unclerclass Cross-Country Race. Cornell 39, Hobart 17. Sophomores won the Undcrclass Debate. Association of Cosmopolitan Clubs Convention started. Musical Clubs started on Christmas trip. Cornell 14, Rochester 33. Cornell 12, Niagara 26. Delta Upsilon House destroyed by hre. to 30 Modern Language Association Convention held at Cornell. JANUARY Cornell 3, Yale 5, in hockey. Cornell 2, Yale. 4 Cornell 3, Yale 1. Winter track practice started. Toboggan slide opened. Cornell o, Princeton 1, in hockey. '94 Debate Stage. Cornell 24, St. Lawrence 23, in basketball. Cornell o, Harvard 5, in hockey. Founder's Day. Cornell 28, Pennsylvania II. to 26 Term Examinations. New Stage Chapel Organ dedicated. junior Week begins. Masque gives The Misfit Man. Sophomore Cotillion. Musical Clubs' Concert. Fraternity Dances. junior Promenade. Cornell 2o, Pennsylvania State 17. Registration for the Second Term. Crew practice started. B aseball practice started. FEBRUARY Carnegie Gift announced. IQOQ-,IO Register issued. Misfit Man repeated. Pennsylvania Won Two-mile Relay. University Cham- pionships in Wrestling and Fencing. Cornell 28, Carlisle Indians 18, in basketball. Cornell 3, Yale 1, in hockey. First lecture by Dr. Meyer. 577 Farmers' Week began, Cornell 18, Oberlin 24. Cornell defeated Lehigh 5 bouts to 2 in wrestling. Harvard won the One-mile Relay. Max Eastman lectured on 'VVoman Suffrage. Josef Lhevinne Piano Recital. Sage Organ Recital. Registration for Intercol- lege crews. Cornell 55, Yale 15, in Wrestling. Cornell 25, Niagara 19, in basketball. Lecture on Christian Science by Dr. VV. P. McKenzie. Last day for paying tuition. Agricultural Banquet. Arts Feed. VVashington's Birthday. University work suspended. Cornell defeated Union in basketball. Cornell defeated Columbia in relay. junior Smoker. Veterinary Banquet. Cornell defeated by Pennsylvania and Columbia in debate. Sage Organ Recital. Sophomore Banquet. Cornell 6, Pennsylvania 1, in Wrestling. Cornell 7, Col- umbia, 1 in hockey. MARCH Daniel A. Reed, ,98, accepted as Football Head Coach for IQIO. Lehigh 29, Cornell 17, in basketball. junior Feed. Cornell 6, Columbia 1, in wrestling. Pennsylvania Won Two-mile Relay. Freshman baseball schedule announced. Cornell 23, Pennsylvania 33. First crew Work on Inlet. Lacrosse practice on Alumni Field. First soccer practice. Les Cabotins presented Le Bourgeois Gentilhommef' Sophomore Class meeting. Egbert String Orchestra Concert. Sophomore Smoker. Freshman Banquet. Cornell Won Intercollegiate Wrestling Championship. Start of Spring Vacation. 573 ADVERTISIEMEXTS. .. s aw ATHLILTICS A.... ...... Association Football. . . Athletic Council. . . . Baseball ..l...,. Basketball. . Cricket ....... Cross-Country ...., Fencing .... Football ...... Hockey Club ..... .... Intercollege Records. . . Intercollegiate Records ...... Lacrosse . ........... . Navy ..... . ........ . . Review of the Season Minor Sborts ..,..., Swimming ....... Tennis Club ..... Track ........ .... Wearers ofthe HC . .. Wrestling Association. BOARD OF EDITORS. .. in the UHIEIIIS SSS 409 543 471 499 S33 544 Q77 537 489 539 S49 511 531 475 517 541 545 507 472 535 IO 5 CALENDAR.. ........, . .. RECORD Oli EVENTS.. .. .. CLASS HISTORY. .. . . .. .. CLUBS AND SOCIETIES Agricultural Association. . . . . Alcnibic ...,.........., . . Aleph Saniach. . . . . . Anvil Club. ............... . Association of Civil Engineers. Bench and Board ........... Book and Bowl. . . . . . . Cornell Aero Club ........... Cornell University Christian Associations .... .......... Cosmopolitan Club. ..., . . Dixie Club ......... . . Dunstan. ...... . . Gamma Alpha .... . . Gargoyle ..... . . . . Gemel Kharm .... . . Hebs-sa .,.... . . . . Hexenkreis, Der .... . . Iswza .......... . . S73 574 562 426 388 371 417 423 405 406 421 420 418 413 373 386 385 403 361 361 408 CLUBS AND Soc1Er1Es-Continued Kappa Beta Phi ..........., Krug und Tafel...., .. L'Ogive ...... .... . Lon g Island Club ...., . Mabrique ....,... . Maryland Club .,.. . Mummy Club ..... . Nalanda ......... . Phi Beta Kappa .... . . Poultry Association .... . . Pyramid ..l........ . . Quill and Dagger ..... . Raven and Serpent ..... . Rod and Bob ..... ... .. Sage Dramatic Club .... . Scabbard and Blade ,... , Scalp and Blade .... . . Scarab ...,.. . . . Semaphore ..., Senators .... . Senmghtly ............ . . Sibley Engineering Club. . . . . Sigma X1 ..........l.. . . Skelatos ................... Society of Comparative Medi- C11'lC . .................,. . Southemers .... . . Sphinx Head ..... . . 407 404 383 412 415 414 395 399 399 425 377 369 362 375 364 389 411 397 379 409 360 422 391 382 424 416 367 O CLUBS AND SOCIETIES-C014t'i11M6d Sports and Pastimes ......... Tau Beta Pi ..... ... ,. Undine l.... . . Ycnan .... . . . COMMITTEES ....... . . Senior Committees. . . . . Junior Committees ....... . . Sophomore Committees ..,,., Freshmen Committees .... , . DEBATING Congress, ...... . . Debate Teams. . ......... , . . Eighty-six Memorial Stage. . . Ross Gilmore Marvin Debate Club.... .... .... . Ninety-four Debate Stage .... Woodford Stage, . Q .,..... . . DEDICATION .....,........... FRATERNITIES INT ORDER or ESTABLISHMENT AT CORNELL. . . FRATERNITIES .......,....,.. Acacia ...,. . . . , , Alpha Chi Rho .... . . Alpha ' Delta Phi ....... . . Alpha KappaQKappa ..,.. . . Alpha Omicron Pi .... . . Alpha Phi ........ . . Alpha Sigma Phi ..... . . 363 392 401 402 551 552 553 554 555 428 430 431 429 432 433 II 180 179 395 399 193 293 356 353 337 FRATERNITIES-C07ll7:7l'1flGd Alpha Tau Omega ..4. Alpha Zeta ....... Bandhu ...... . Beta Theta Pi.. . . Cayuga. ...,. . Cerberus. . . . Chi Phi.. . . Chi Psi .... Delta Chi ...., Delta Gamma .....,. Delta Kappa Epsilon ..,.. . . Delta Phi ........,.. Delta Tau Delta .... Delta Upsilon ..... Delta Zeta .... Kappa Alpha ....... Kappa Alpha Theta. . . Kappa Kappa Gamma ...... . Kappa Psi ...,....... Kappa Sigma ..... Nayati ........ Nu Sigma Nu ....... Omega Upsilon Phi. . . Phi Delta Phi .....,. Phi Delta Theta .... Phi Gamma Delta .... Phi Kappa Psi .... Phi Sigma Kappa .... 329 28K 313 221 321 317 185 2o1 257 351 239 265 245 205 358 189 347 349 329 269 333 273 285 237 217 233 197 241 I FRATERNITIES-Colztinued Psi Upsilon .......... Seal and Serpent ..i., Skull. Sigma Alpha Epsilon .... Chi ........... Sigma Sigma Nu ,... Sigma Phi ....... . Theta Delta Chi .... Theta Lambda Phi ..... . . Theta Xi ....... . . . Zeta Beta Tau ..... Zeta Psi ....... Zodiac ..... .... FRONTISPIECE ........... FULL-PAGE HEADINGS Advertisements ........ . . Athletics. . . Classes .... Clubs ...... Committees .... . . Debate .... End .... Faculty ..... ........ Fellows and Scholars .... Fraternities ......... . . Inter Sports .... ............ Musical and Dramatic Clubs. Major Sports ............... 225 321 277 261 253 289 249 213 301 297 341 ISI 325 8 535 469 73 393 SSI 427 584 15 61 179 546 449 474 FULL-PAGE HEADINGS-Comiizued STATISTICS Minor Sports .... Publications .... Societies.. . . Sororities ............ GENERAL SUMMARY .... . GREETING ...,..,.... HISTORY ...... IN MEMORIAM ....... ,........ 516 435 365 345 166 9 562 68 MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC CLUBS English Club ......... Deutscher Verein .,... Glee Club ........ Les Cabotins .... Mandolin Club ,..s Masque .......,...,. . University Orchestra. A PRESIDENT SCHURMAN ..... . PUBLICATIONS ......... Alurnni News ......,,. Cornell Civil Engineer. Cornell Countryman. . . Cornellian i...i.s,.. Era .......... Sibley Journal. . . . Sun ..... Wido11'. . 466 462 451 464 453 457 455 15 436 442 441 440 IO 436 439 437 438 The College Faculties Agriculture ...... Architecture .....,. . . Arts and Sciences .... Civil Engineering ..., . , Law ................... Mechanical Engineering. . Medicine .......... Military Science .... Veterinary ..... . . Fellows ..,..... . . Freshmen, 1913... .. Juniors, 1 9 1 1 ........ Junior Stunt Pictures ..... . . Library Staff ......,. Medic juniors ..... . . Medic Seniors ..... Other Officers ..... . . Seniors, 1910 .......... Senior Stunt Pictures ..... Sophornores, 1912 ..,,. . Trustees .............. Undergraduate Scholars.. . . . University Preachers. . , . TITLE PAGE .....,.......... UNIVERSITY CALENDAR ..... 582 42 41 16 46 28 48 29 52 39 62 164 122 T57 54 154 112 59 74 116 162 13 65 53 5 573 ynnq 3, its-I 4 THE HILL :S 4--1,-',,,,. THE CAMPUS CAYUGA ' A Q N, - H f-.- 'J ' , f, 'Q - L mv- . .. '- '.f-X , L. T ' ,N P ' i f mi -if ,X Q H' : 'VA-.: N, - Q ' f, '- .f Ii? -.1 -fx ' L 1 X v 1 . 1 1 ' -. --r 1.4 Lx N 1 1. P 1 ns, gy F5 . '- A Y .4 ' - Tv u .. i SD X sw , A I 1 , A Vi A K X X t, '10 A . N 1 Q X 1 ' f f ' s,-ts-n K - -MS, is . 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Hill: I MT M i I2 lI'f 1 ' w f M' MW M A A- lm HE' r f -1- N JIM - 1 1JL, E W , Uf,,, ,f-J' W + A IIKJ' ' fyglcrfj I ,ff ff 1 , XX X N X x W Zlhhertisers' iinhex Xumu 1,11 ALII.-xMIsRA, TIIE. .. . ... ALLEN. L. .AMERICAN :AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN .AMERICAN .AMERICAN .ATKINSON ATIYATER, B. COMPANY. Tllli.. .ARLAIIITI-ICT ,.... . .. . BALANIJE VALVE COMPANY FRCIT I',RC.IlJl,'l T COMPANY. . . I-IOIST AND IJIZRRICK ANOAIPANY AIANL'FAI.'TL'RING CO., TIIE. 'PYPEXVRITER COMPANY. .. S: AIITCIIELL. L. H. ......,.. . BALDWIN LOCOMOTIYE AYORKS. B.-XI.I.ANTINl'. S ALE.. ....,. BANKS LAW PUBLISIIING ANIJAIIK-ANY, TIIE. 13.-XTES FARM DAIRY ....,..,..... . ... BEACH K I'IL'TCIIINSON. .. . BELL ENGRAYING COMPANY. .. BEMENT, L. C. ...,...,.,. . BERNSTEIN, I. K. .... . BL.-XCKM.-KN BROTHERS. .. BOOL, H. J., COMPANY ......,...,... .. BOSTON AND LOCKPORT BLOCK COMPANY . BOOTH's CHOCOLATES ...... BREWSTER, H. P., CIGARS. .. BROOKS BROTHERS ..,..., BROWN, C. B. .... . BRUNSXVICK CAPE.. ...... .. 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Seneca and Aurora Streets ITHACA, - - NEW YORK QUT of training the Teams and the Crew find a sociable drink the essence of good-fellowship. We recommend as worthy of the high standard of the UNIVERSITY, R. H. PA R K E R WHISKEY HAMMOND SL QUINN SoIeAgents ITHACA, - - NEW YORK Try WEBER'S BREAD celebrated for its delicious Havor, which no other bread in the city has. POSITIVELY The best, purest and most delicious bread in the city. Give us a Trial. PETER WEBER BAKER 218 W. State Street, - - ITHACA, N. Y. Merit for Discriminating Users l Two Leading Valves of Exceptional THE POWELL WHITE Renewable, Reversible and STAR VALVE Regrindable Discs The only Valve on the market to-day combining the above features- Three Valves practically' in one. The WHITE STAR Renewable, Reversible and Regrindable disc, being made of a peculiar white bronze, will resist high temperatures and the wearing action of superheated Steam. Whenlhe disc ffm V. is worn on one ,dp ' Ja,. ,-. .. E Q- A,,1A,. 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Plenty of points in the POWELL These are only a couple of good Union Disc Valve-Our booklet tells them all-want it? Specify Powell to your jobber and insist upon getting what you specify Look for llie name POWELL: il is on all our goods THE WM. POWELL COMPANY 2521-2531 SPRING GROVE AVENUE CINCINNATI. OHIO 24 FIRST NATIONAL C0lfNl':l.l, LIHIIA RY' lll'Il.DlNH Roger B. Williams - President Henry' B. Lord - Viccfprcxiclcnl Charles W. Gay - Cashier Charles XV. Major Assistant Cashier Capital, Surplus and Undivided Proflts 3350.000 Transacts a General Banking Business, Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent I Conde ntive Mnnagemellt, Courtesy ITHACA T R U S T CODIPANY Resources TWO MILLION, TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS Ithaca 423 X Bell 483 Metropolitan Livery H. VV. DEAN Proprietor 335-341 EAST STATE STREET First-Class Four-in-Hand a Specialty 25 The CARPENTER TAILOR SHOP SANITARY STEAM PRESSES. STEAM AND DRY CLEANING. 205 N. AURORA STREET BOTH PHONES W. H. EGAN CONTRACTOR, PAPER HANGER 8: DECORATOR 140 WEST STATE STREET Give me a Cali for anything in my line. Satisfaction guaranteed. Best workmanship that can be given. OFFICE PHONES RESIDENCE Bell, 232-B 128 Spencer Street Ithaca, 106-C Bell Phone 544 THE UP-TO-DATE BUSINESS MAN ALWAYS ADVERTISES INKUP-TO-DATE PAPERS D. S. O'Brien Dealer in Fresh, 'll Pmlllry and Salt, Smoked Special Allenlion giv I game Me2ltS Fra! and Eu? m Season Houses TWO MARKETS 222 NORTH AURORA STREET 430 NORTH CAYUGA STREET 26 lull ll ll 'El I? wenior, Junior, Sophomore, Fresh and ornell Alumni appreciate our garments Highly , as we try to please our customers in Every way. This proves our ability in all Lines that are connected with first-class I ailoring and should diminish all doubt to Zero. +227-'a I 111 N. AURORA STREET NEXT DOOR TO THE ALHAMBRA tl , El-I-i'll--' - -ll Jillil 27 ,T IVIGRRISQN The Tailor SAMPLES SENT ON REQUEST I MA il 1' Try this carriage for lost motion - up and down, sidewise-even at its ex- treme overhang as firm and solid as the maclzine itself ' -E f nce of ene gy that fo l N0 False Motions Here' tdieilieoloperation oi the Ndwuhllliimijitgl L. C. Smith 8: Bros.Typewrite1r' ALL THE WRITING ALWAYS IN SIGHT gives you its full equivalent of work done-of progress straight ahead. No force is wasted in wabble, shake or playg for every important working part, Typebar, Carriage and Segment-shift, moves on ball bearings with greatest ease and absolute freedom, in its appointed direction only. Mechanical rattle is eliminated together with frictional wear and all unnecessary effort. This makes for ease and speed, and for perfect work, to say nothing of longer life for the machine itself. Added to this, ingenious Inlzuilt devices suit the L. C. Smith 8: Bros. Typewriter to every variety of work, without special adjustment, or expensive attachments. The result lightens the work of the operator and saves money for you. Our Illustrated Catalogue and interesting X-Ray booklet explain. A postal card gets them L C. SMITH 81 BROS. TYPEWRITER CO., Cliranches man Large cameo SYRACUSE N. Y. U. S d Office For Europe, Asia and Africa ---- 19 Queen Victoria gtreet, Lhndon, E C TAYLOR 8a CARPENTER THE CORNER BOOK STORES LOCAL DEALERS ITHACA, N, Y, 29 No Operating-Effort Squanderetl. xxxxxxxxxxx XXXXHXXXXXXXXXXXXKK XNXXXXXHXXX XXXXHXXXXXXXXXXXHXX Z 9' E 2 X E Qc 94 X 5'-7 55 I N R E G A R D T O QQ 35 be Ibamhra as . . we X get Plctures and Framlng QE X X x THIS IS THE PLACE EOR Q E CALL UP x E You TO EAT AND DRINK E Q 3 T x 5 'th' 2 K D' if IIll S az x 2 5 x QC X E E 2 Q r::': Qfbx-W-'fff' ' x -----f wx, 5.....x. E Uur Cosy Grill is at Your Service gc! 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XA , 5,61 !I A laf X f Aki? mm I .x 1. ll-2.527 ' 7' r n A M .KN '55 , ' ilil gf - i 151' X if'f1L.- ' r btw' - l l lp wdWlMC.Wn- 'QODYQICHT ' 1007, PURE urns' Family Brea lntelligently and scientibcally considered Burns' Family Bread fills every qualification required of good, wholesome, nutritious and digestible bread. It is light and clean, made of tbe very finest Hour, properly mixed and baked. Ill As the bread you eat is the principal article of your daily food, it is of prime importance that you get the most perfect made. ,Hslg for Burns' Family Bread and be sure you get it. CAREFULLY WRAPPED AT THE OVEN IN WAXED PAPER 8 The Engineer's Problem Is to Keep Your Profits from Going Up in Smoke One of the most serious problems confront- ing the steam engineer is the burning of soft coal without the formation of black smoke. This is the written statement ofone of the great- est authorities in the world on coal, who adds: This problem depends for its solution as much upon economic Work in the fire-room as on patented furnaces What is the most economic Work that can pos- sibly be done in the fire-room? It is the purchasing of coal that will produce the greatest heat-the least smoke-the testing of coal to establish its steam-producing value. Imperfect combustion, which cannot dispose of the volatile matter, is certain to result in ex- cessive smoke. The most careful, conscientious work of the fireman or engineer and the best mechanical appliances cannot overcome this. It is a question of coal purely. Whether you have a large or small plant, it will pay you to look into this. Our mechanical engineer is at your disposal-without charge. CORRESPONDENCE INVITED PENNSYLVANIA COAL AND COKE COMPANY T. H. 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Connoisscurs agree there is no more delicious or refreshing drink of this lcind on the market. It is bound to talce its place at the table of the banqueter and in the home. Serve It Ice Cold-Always Not alone is Dufty's Apple ,luice indispensable as a beverage, but it is valuable as a food and tonic, possessing as it does the rich, beneficial juice of the apple in its lull natural strength, the only addition being a wholesome gas which is grateful to the stomach, besides rendering the Apple juice eflervescent. Pu! up in slrong lnollles willw wired velvef corlgs. Soldbbyfiral-class grocers, dealers, holels and reslauranls. American Fruit Product Co. Rochester, N. Y, as S? is S 2? J ESTABLISHED lB73 lNCORPOFlATED19U5 335 gg Norwood 5 E s C611 Oflng JAMIESUN-Mmunufv cu. s INCORPORATED OPS s gi sg 3 P L U Nl B l N G gg S , , , as Ki 3 Reliable Pressing and Cleaning E 35 GAS FITTI NG, STEAM AND Q 3 E 3 WATER HEATING E S m S as S E 3 2 3 GAS, STEAM AND WATER SUPPLIES S as S as ss as , HK S e S FE at R an Q S E 3 121 S. CAYUGA ST. he 3 411 E. Stale Sfreef QE 3 HHACA, N.Y- E at m m R wemissswaswaswafswaeewassiswsaweifaswseevsaease gamaataamassmas-easasamisemaammamaas 39 V DELICIOUS CHOCOLATES ,fBe sure ihal you ask for Q For sale lr all cana' dealers in Ithaca ind other gties. S TYPEWHITERS - SOLD, RENTED, REPAIRED, EXCHANGED AND BOUGHT Special Bargains ln second-hand machines of all makes. Oliver, Underwood, L. C. Smith, Remington, Smith Premier and others solcl for cash or on easy payments. 4 T A . WNW . . .wuz A .gre w ' O-.' if Vs Y 'ly 'A The Oliver 17 Cents 3 Typewriter ,,s.r , T A aw' day Plan ': t 'T W ,E-..f?f32?3aa?W?w1 i- 'Q I -....-.L. .,,' M ' -,.- -ff l.1 s--, TYPEWRWING PROMPTLY DONE AT REASONABLE RATES HOWARD L. O'DANIEL Bell Ph I0-1 205 E. STATE STREET Ithncu Phone 11 40 MORSE 'rool.s DRILLS, REAMERS, CHUCKS, CUTTERS. TAPS, DIES, SOCKETS, SLEEVES, TAPER PINS, MANDRELS, SCREW PLATES, ETC. HAVE ALL KEPT PACE WITH THE MARCH OF MACHINE SHOP PROGRESS. THEY ARE, AND ALWAYS HAVE BEEN, PRACTI- CALLY PERFECT IN ACCURACY, DURABILITY AND QUAL- ITY. ONE TRIAL IS PROOF EI SEN FOR A MORSE CATALOGUE FREE MORSE TWIST DRILL AND MACHINE CO. NEW BEDFORD, MASS., U. S. A. UIIJB 3ItIJara Euurnal EVERY INCH A NEWSPAPER A Fearless Exponent ofthe Rights ofthe People and of Clean Politics FII-'TY CENTS THE MONTH 3IournnI Zbluilhmg, 1ItIJata.52.Q. Ltd Largest Job Printing Department in Central New York B E R N ST E I N Tailor and I-I aberdasher 'POINTS 212 E. STATE STREET GREETING to ' I O and ' I I COTRELL 81 LEONARD MAKERS of Caps and Gowns to Comeii and the other leading American Coiieges and Universities from the Atiantic to the Pacific. 472-4-6-8 BROADWAY, Qpfllf R. A. I-IEGGIE CSL BRO. CO- wImnunnIEau1cI'nsI'inug Qhlumllercs 136 EAST STATE STREET ITHACA. NEW YORK LOOSE AND MOUNTED DIAMONDS FINE WATCHES ART GOODS IN LEA TI-IER, COPPER AND SILVER WE To OU2:s::c::fw::zi.I::DE INDIVIDUAL MEASURE HOLD IT L. C. BEM ENT WE ARE WE THE TOGGERY SHOPS AGENTSFOR THE SHOW OVER DOWN ,OWN oNT,,,H,LL MARK caoss 400 142 E. STATE ST. PATTERNS 4,04 EDDY 5 CELEBRATED GLOVES AND T. HATTER CRAVATTER LEATHER HOSIEFI GLOVER GOODS .L MAKER or sH1n'rs -rx-:AT OUR SHIRTS FIT OR BELONG TO US WE ARE AGENTS FOR KNOX, YOUMAN, STETSON, CROFEET Fur-2 SHOPS. 1 FACTORY 1 5 KNAP'S CELEBRATED HATS 42 .iff ' ,Qt Q1 A a,,. fs . ' . x f' pf ' lf, g f ' I 429, Z f 'Nxx T . ri -Meg W I' p - 1 ,fi -N' , ,i xt.ve 'T 55' '-Q - ' , gg ist A . -f - ,sf if ,, W if ff-144, f ll TH E NL' ESIZK Repeating Shotguns USED IN THE U. S. ARMY. The U. S. Army authorities know a gung that is why, when they decided to equip some troops with repeating shotguns, they selected the Win- chester in preference to all other makes. The experts of the U, S. Ordnance Board also know a gung that's why, after submitting a Winches- ter Repeating Shotgun to all sorts of tests, they pronounced it safe, sure, strong and simple. If you want a shotgun-buy the one whose strength and reliability led the U. S. Army authorities to select it and the U. S. Ordnance Board to endorse it-that's the Winchester. RELIABLE REPEATERS UP-TO-DATE PLACE IN THE CITY-l-T1 9- X BLACKMAN BROS. 3 Ithaca Phone No. I i -,M THE PURE Foon fr 9 GROCERS 5 Allllnhvl Bvatuurnnt 3 E The place lo get good things to eat 5 E CATANCH st WALSH Qi E 9 Proprietors ul 3 3 T WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Stealcs and Chops Oysters and Clams E Fruits ancl Vegetables in Season E .,. Q E l25 E. STATE STREET 5 -i AJ.I3 3H..L Nl 33V'Icl ELLVG-OJ.'d Fl Cor. STATE AND CAYUGA STS. 1 U lltll U ll U ll ll ITU ll ll ll U U U U ll I CADILLAC HOTEL 43rd Street and Broadway New York This Hotel is in the center of the THEATRE district. Make it your headquarter when in the city HOTEL SECOR DETROIT, MICHIGAN Under the same management as the Cadillac Hot l Wallick B P lllllllllllUUUUUUUUUUUUUI 44 TEL PHO E FOREST CITY LAUNDRY 209 N. AURORA ST. GOOD WORK E7 ROMPT DELIVERY rurrrrrsrrrmzsf UNE PRICE I sr-roEs Gluett Shirts Arrow Collars Last and Wear Hosiery Hain Goats, 36.00 tu SI8.00 J. A. DUFF 204 EAST STATE STREET NEW YUHK, AUBURN 81. LANSING RAILROAD ITHACA-AUBURN SHORT LINE SHORTEST LINE BETWEEN ITHACA AND AUBURN CONNECTS AT AUBURN WITH NEW YORK CENTRAL TRAINS Ithaca Daily News SPOIETNINIERENIENTS HERBERT j. FOWLER, ..... Editor CHAS. E. WESTERVELT, . . Manager NN FOR ROCH ESTER' SYRACUSE' U1-ICA' III Complete Wire reports direct to oflice. Local and ALBANY, N EW YORK County news accurately chronicled. The News classified. AND BOSTON The columns are popular. Always bring results. IVlcCIave-Brooks Co. THE old reliable establishment for shaking and Dumping Crates, Argand Steam Blowers, with or without Super- heater, Stokers, Ash Conveyors, Auto- matic Regulators to control steam pressure in boilers, means for pre-heating air for combus- tion chamber to burn the C. O., and Projecting Furnaces having Single or Double Arches, with Special Lower Fronts for same. All the above-named appliances for boiler and other furnaces are late inventions and are the best in the market. They are the result of over twenty-five years, experience in this one line of manufacture. Address IVlcCIave-Brooks Co. SCRANTON, PA. The lpceum fiuntectiunerp Svture as. ar. fapnim Purest lce Cream IO9 S. CAYUGA STREET Quickest Service in the City .l 5, ,Q n.1- if ' , -xk . l l l - i o 0 0 Igirf. Slgnlflcant Gly J' 'Ziff J JNE1 :,, I A9 R It-1-, ' Go to any dealer 111 second-hand 111achi11es a11d ask for a11 D RWOUD TYPEWRITER He will tell you tl1at the U11ClCTWX OfJd will cost you more than any otl1er Il121ClllIlC 111 his shop- Because-the Underwoods that come to him-even after months of wear-are in almost perfect condition and as ser- viceable as new 111achines. I-Ie will tell you, too, that he can sell more Underwood's tl1an he can buy. Every general dealer in Typewriters knows that the Underwood will stand the wear and tear of every-day business use better than any other machine on the market. Let us show you the reason for this and you will see why the Underwood is The Jlffacfzine You Will Evenlually Buy H THE UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER CO. Incorporated ROCHESTER BRANCH 25 Clinton Avenue, South Rochester, New York 47 T' S th e P e r s o nal ....5 4 3 - f Letter that Brings the Business. The typewritten letter or a perfect copy 'f ' ' ' is the only kind that gains a reading now-a- days-to say nothing of getting orders. Wiith work done on the UNDERWOOD REVOLVING UPLICAToR the first letter and the thousandth are so exact a reproduction ofthe typewritten original that the reader is not conscious of the difference. The impression made is that of a personal appeal, and he dictates a personal reply. Near-typewriting H- palpable but imperfect imitations-would be thrown into the waste basket. The Underwood Revolving Duplicator does finer work than any 3150.00 ma- chine, yet costs less than one-fourth. 3 5' The price is only The Underwood Revolving Duplicator is SOLD WITHOUT RESTRIC- TION OF ANY SORT, allowing the purchaser to buy supplies to his best advantage. A 353 a week office boy can run it, and will turn out hundreds of perfect copies an hour, in spite of himself, For simplicity, efficiency and economy this is the finest duplicator ever put on the market. If you send out many business letters, you cannot afford to be without it. Let us show you how the Underwood Duplicator will give you better, cleaner work for less money. Write us to-day. THE UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER CO. Incorporated DEPT. A, 3 Park Place, New York 48 Sturgis Tutoring Stbuul 1910 SUMMER TERM: July 5 to September 24 Wfinter Term Opens October I Preparation in all branches for entrance to Cornell University For full information, address CONY S-l'URClS, A. B., Direclor 404 Stewart Avenue lthaca, N. Y. LIE Corner Tailor Shop 409 EDDY STREET Price Makers On C-ood Made-to-Order Clothes Suits and Overcoats . . 517.50 up Trousers ..... 5.00 up W. lj. Fletcher Jyfililary Oulfillers Quality Pressers A V Good Pressing and Cleaners Repamng Contracts alace aundry Eddy Street Ithaca F Good Service Prompt Delivery S. T. NEVINS Qllnrnell jjlllilitarp QButfitter 408 COLLEGE AVE. IE! Merchant Tailoring Bepurtment 65rnt'5 jfutnisbing Eepurtment p E1 tliornell zz Einihersitp :: Qtijletlt I1l Grants III ,fx f 5 J. Ili FRED ROBINSON x I I I University Tbhoiographer EXW I 'X X1 'WX YI X if GRAND UNIUN TEA GUMPANY 144 EAST STATE STREET ITHACA, N. Y. I FRESH FIOASTED COFFEE AND FINE BLENDED TEAS SPECIAL RATES TO FFIATERNITY HOUSES JOB PRINTING KIND You WANT ls THE KIND vou ATKINSON 6. MITCHELL 122 S TIOG STREE As? .1 X. f rn ai?-0' TRADE-MARK Loon NTOTHE Locks OFTHE IMPRQVED ITHACA They tall: for themselves. Simplest gun on earth. Hammer travels only inchvfalls in ,5 13 of a second. Xve will guarantee this quick loclc action to increase any man's score. Unbreakable coil main springs act directly on hammer-not around a corner-producinga hammer blow quiclc as lightning. Stock solid -not cut away for hammers or Ioclc plates. Uncle Bob Edwards bores Ithacas-lhat's why they are guaranteed to outshoot every other malre. Twenty gauge guns built in 20 gauge size throughout-554 lbs. up. Beautiful catalog in coIorfFRE.E. Eighteen gracles, Sl 7.75 net to S400 list. ITHACA GUN COMPANY, BOX 123, ITHACA, N. Y. Students Welcome Best of Service Cleanest and Most Up-to-date Billiard Parlor in the City The RED and WHITE BILLIARD PARLOR U nder New Management 8 UP-T0-DATE BRUNSWICK TABLES FRANK DANS, Proprietor Red and White 307 College Ave. SPEED lil A single motion is quicker to make than two. e QU Qnly one motion is needed to make any character desired on the complete, straight-line, key-for-every-character keyboard of the EQ? iiiiilg Model I O Smith rriemi irw The Smith Premier Typewriter Company, inc. Syracuse, N. Y. Students and Faculty! DO YUL' lciimv that il l.yIJL'XYI'llL'l' wutilrl aid you must inziturizilly in your work? Do you know that you can purclmsc ur rt-nt any stztndztrrl 1lI2llCL' of tylvt-writer lirrmm us, in elegant Order and practiczilly equal lUllL'lV,1ll1lSllX'lI1gtJl.l-l'UIll 25 to 75 por cunt. from the prices asked by the inaiitifacturcrs for tht-sc saint- macliinus? Note thc fullI,Iwing surprisingly low prices: BllClCCIlSLlL'I'l.Cl':4, Xu. 5 .. . SI5 to SIS Ulivcrs .. ., ,. . ,..,, ...S35 10350 Blickcnsclcrfcrs, No. 7 20 tri 25 RL'llllI1gUlIl, Nu. O :mil 7.. .. 25 to 50 Caligraplis, New Centuries 15 to .io Royals . .,...,..,,... .. ,.,.. .. ..,... .to to 50 Chicagos .... ..,.. . .. . . io tu I5 Smith l,I'L'IlllL'I'S, Nu. I .. . .. ...,... zo to 35 Densinurcs, 4 and 5 . .. I5 to 25 Smith llI'L'llllL'l'S, XII. 2 and 4. .. 25 to 45 Irlammund, ldcal and L'nivL-rsztl. . IS tn 45 l.. if Smith Visihlcs, 1 and 2.. .. .45 to 65 l. Iitlt-rxwnicls ,,,. . .... .. ,,., .. Monarchs, Xu. I and 2 . ., . 45 to rio 55 to 50 L'i'IcluI'ix'IIucls, No, 4 and 5 .. ..S5o tu S65 XVL' rent all l't'lIlliCS of 'llypcwritcrs l'I'fllll S2.oo por lllflflill up. Elegant Visible writing Monarchs. like new, rcntcd for Imly 35.00 Ivor month. Klacliiiics sold and rented anywhere. Shipped on approval. .Xll inalccs Ill tylit-writers repairs.-nlg also ribbons and carlimons for all machines. XYQ arc the iirm when nut Iinly SI1I.'v5 You .llo1It',I' But fjI!t1fL1IIft'CS SatIisfacti0I1. Give us a trial. The Chicago Typewriter Exchange GEORGE R. STILWELL, Manager 217 New Rosenbloom Building, Corner S. Salina and Fayette Streets, Syracuse, New York LIDGERWCOD i HOISI ING ENGINES STEAM AND ELECTRIC More than 300 styles and sizes to suit all conditions. All built on the i!.' PSX . ' Duplicate Part System, and superior in designfhnish '+A In and wearing qualities MORE THAN 32,000 ENGINES AND ELECTRIC HoIsTs IN usE mms H. A f ,Q H cAI3LEwAvs ,Q Y - if Send for Latest llluslrated Catalogue 3' I i LIDGERWOOD MANUFACTURING co. 96 LIBERTY STREET, NEW YORK CORNELL BANNERS CORNELL PENNANTS CORNELL SOUVENIRS ' DEPARTMENT STORES CORNELL ROOMS We Fiimieii CORNELL MEN and wiui their respective requisites ITHACA, NEW YORK CORNELL GIRLS 53 . .Wm , Hotel Walton an BROAD S. LOCUST STREETS .,,' Philadelphia, Pa. . 2 fam. is T I Near all fheatres, Shops, Rail- Wav Stations, Street Car Lines V.s., ' - lla-QfQg,nie' , M and Points of Interest. A E 3113.5 tm 1 ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF Ill : Every mOd9fU CO1'1VeU1eUCe nt ?i'9'?'il' 2 l'l ' l i Q Q EUROPEAN PLAN CAFE AND GRILL !VblA-S151 .A ev' l ege A vm UNEQUALLED ,-,L ,-'- ' 1.5 . L ff' 2, A,- :-ini ' . 500 Rooms 'nr 5 'V' '. - A if - i f Q L U K E sl z A H N NO ICE is purer than the water from which it is made. Ice made by the Hygeia Ice Com- pany, of Ithaca, is guaranteed to be pure distilled Water. Artesian Ice is the product of the flowing wells owned by the city, which have no possible contamination. The sanitary code regulations is of no value to consumer. You must in- vestigate for protection. Sold exclusively by FRED E. ILLSTON 341 Years Both Phones 54 COMPLIMENTS OF James F. Connelly ENLARGED EDITION. Songs of Comelif' issued March, l909, and brought clown to date by the addition of Carnelian and White and Fight for Comellf' Sill m a 1311 at er Word! by Wilmot Moses Smith, '74 and Hrcbibald Croswcll Kinks, 'Iii M e A 1, , S , sseffsfseglis gi 3 ii-51 55 grief-I 1. Far B-bove Cay,- u - ga's, wa- ters, With its waves of blue, 2. Far a-bove the bus - y hum-ming O! the bust-ling town, get-qzi gz gig we grief ? wifi f J K- ', 5 fl 51:3 J 553,211.1 1? J . . - f : J . Q, - M 75.511 f 5 -1n:.2Le-.Lt.aii- P' i - S F S ?t31i3:tH4zii.2I5 H Qfegxi Stands our no - ble Al - ma Ma- ter, Glo - ri-one to view. B-eared a-gainst the aroh of heav-en, Looks she proud-ly down. S J. F an p . I PQI? -. if if . tj-J - 311. jf.-Q Q -El xi, :V-35'LTi i-!l'lJ.?lPJ 5'-gig' Q f--5 we If - if f ' ijf-is-I E ,, I p 5 5 we I qs- Melody ma if, wmmisn of no onm num co.. sw ner. of ui. copyright. All the Masque Scores, Latest Songs and everything in a Musical Line at LENT'S MUSIC STORE, 122 N. AURORA STREET 55 THE UNIO TRAN FER O. F. A. TYLER, Manager C. E. CORNELL, President Main Office: 121 South Tioga Street Branch Office: L. V. City Office BAGGAGE DELIVERED TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY OR CHECKED FROM RESIDENCE TO ANY POINT IN THE UNITED STATES OR CANADA Prompt and Efficient Service Your Patronage Solicited BOTH PHONES P. H. CORMAN, '10 W. G. POPE, 'll We Treat Your Linen Whilef' Stvdent avndry Agency 4122 Eddy Street OUR WAGON CALLS EVERY Born PHONES DAY Bell G76 Ithaca 630 56 ENGRAVINGS BY THE ELECTRIC CIT BUFFALO. N. Y. Y ENGRAVING CO.. 5 .1 -T EDDY STREET BOWLING HALL STUDENTS' FAVORITE RETREAT I ITL ILJlgj',,51L-A 1 I - 0200 G + G 5. Q 5' ' Ik ww wir-' - . I I I Qxll is llliil-'4e.- X. X N ::'i A TZfx4Lt'k x, R EEEE . ifgiis Eddy Street , Ithaca T 3 Q Q x X x x 4 A x 5 Q 4 Q R 5 X Q x R A 4 x 58 N E -U rn 'X-55.5 ' f-A. -u I., X I, 1 r-1 2 E 1-iwiiiianl 5 5 .5 ' -1 'vf 1't 'ft 5 Z -B.. 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Printing Business Stationery, attractive cata- logues, weel-:ly and monthiy magazines, en- graved calling-cards, dance programs, banquet menus, wedding invitations, anything-is ou business, and we know how to produce it promptIy. 317 EAST STATE STREET m0Iidlll1d MIS dl his OWN fe HD QD CE Q Zor. Zollege and Dryden Road HIGHE ST CASH PRICE FOR Second-Hand Text Books Slide Rules, Drawing Sets, etc. TRACY'S 31258121 EFORZD 507 E. State St., Ithaca, N.Y. Follow the crowd to.4-1 HANICS DOG The place to get good things to eat at reasonable prices NORWOOD St HALL 4107 Eddy Street Pool and Billiard Parlor Upstairs, opposite Atwater's Students welcome W. S. MILLER, Prop. DR. FRANK M. JENKS . . Eztttist . . Ithaca Telephone 2l4 E. STATE ST. Office I-Iours, 9-123 1-5 DR. T. R. STUART . . DCIIIISY . . SAVINGS BANK BUILDING I BELL PHONE 620 MAIN VALVE SPECIALISTS SINCE 1890 We Balance Main Valves for every steam engine that uses Main Valvesg even little fellows for Steam Throttles and big fellows for Battle Ships and for any steam pressure up to 1000 lbs. Slide Valves or Piston Valves, plain face or inultiported. Perhaps we can give you some help on the subject: if so it's free ADDRESS EASTERN OFFICE - JERSEY SHORE. PENNA. 60 I-I. GOLDENBLJRG ll I ffzxgw Ill X-S I j xi, JY '7 Z 013132 Stuhents' Ulailur .,4l .L QQ! 317 EDDY STREET ITHACA, N. Y K J N F N LacIeal Agifalions H Cast no Shadows over the Bates Farm Dairy Sanitary Restrictions Good Feed Pure Water Sufficient Ventilation ALL ARE WELCOME FACTORS Our Motto is: Pure Milk and Efficient Service Bell Phone 2l8 Ithaca Phone 707 K J K SATISFACTION is a large part of value. If a job pleases you and conforms to your own idea, then you have gained your point. CJI That is why we make a specialty of personal printing servicevservice that will please you in every pos- sible way. QQ JAMES CONOLLY CO. Specialists in Ilie Art of Prinling and Bookmaking COX BLDG., ROCHESTER, N. Y. 61 U - EI 0 O ICIQIIK 33331133251 OUR ANNUAL CONSISTS IN A DIVISION OF PROFITS TO STUDENTS. THERE IS NOT A CLIQUE OF PEOPLE RUN- NING THE CO-OP. THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HANDLE THE PROPOSITION BECAUSE IT IS A STUDENT AFFAIR. THE STUDENTS SECURE, THE PROFITS WHICH ARE NECESSARY IN CONSERVATIVE BUSINESS IVIANAGEIVIENT. IT WILL PAY YOU TO TRADE AT THE CO-OP. Lfllmrnumll QUJUQWEESHEIMP Smmfieltg NIOFQRILL HALL ITHACA, NEW YORK O gm I 65 I JETS ffl V+ CLEAN SPORT IN A CLEAN PLACE Ti , ling H M III ILLEYS SOUTH TIOGA STREET PAY US A VISIT Q? 62 62 Every Technica Man -'E fl cl? Awww? 's VU -9 sf , --.an QM Q30 iQ' .-15.54 1 'rl'l.. QQ v -i nv . 'I 1 Q: ' -4 gf? Will find the following papers of interest and value in his work. lrl EY will keepl posted on the latest develop- ments in your chosen profession. They will tell you what the leading engineers in your line are doing. They will also keep you informed ofthe openings in your profession-of oppor- tunities for advancement throughout the Held. ELECTRICAL WORLD-Weekly .... 83.00 a Year The foremost electrical journal of the world, Covers the entire elec- trical art and industry. ENGINEERING RECORD-Weekly . . . .S3.00aYear The leading civil engineering journal of America. Covers municipal engineering, industrial engineering, railway civil engineering,br1dge and structural engineering, power plants, public works, etc. ELECTRIC RAILWAY JOURNAL---Weekly. 83.00 a Year The accepted authority everywhere on the construction, operation, maintenance and management of electric railways. Special Rates to Students Sample Copies on Request MCGRAW PUBLISHING COMPANY, 239 West 39th St., New York 63 5,xMYX 3 Qbfr I Y Qiwb .Jw ,xy ,X Q ?Ei gi Vrix e s 15 1 R Q 5 'S cf in :IMI ' 'Q 5 'E U 'sa ag 5 if . fi:-ff 455 A' 'W 6 i f ,.,. A-nb 1 a if f f fifilrssk E A . ,,A. QKKERAQF F 5 A ,,,- X H,ALF'lfQ31NE CUTS, :.., 5 -A , d Aqvi z1Ncvf'ETcH 1 Nqr, A 1 A.A. fy XWOOD EJB RAV G x, 'iA,. ' -fir jug V 197-199 MAIN ST. ,,',V 5 81 ELECTRO? ING- 'cww T,,w. ,9MCo' 202-ass WASHINGTON STM! ,,Ak,, S ,M53,wf'4 BUFFALO, mv. QR' XXXXXXFCQCQCXXXQCQCXXXKXKXQCXXXXXXXXXXX5C5'CXXXXXX5CXXXX5CXX5C5CX5C5CX?C5CXi'C5Cx xxxxxmcxxx xxxxxocxx X Deepest Mine Pump in the World BUILT BY PRESCOTT X 5 E Q P . 'Q C d . E UYUPIIIQ ' l M , .. , on ensln E - I , g 5 Machmery Q ...gg-. ,, Appafatus 55 54 for all N' , X' for x .A,, , .,, AA'A Services V Power Plants xx :xrxxxxxxz-cx Q. O SS QQ if 'U QC E' E 'U P x W5 94 M E if 053' 5'-7 oss' fro. gcc V355 ac E3 U' E P 5 gg Z 5 5 Pu G Q 3 m :-: Z 5 E 'U E Q so N YD. 2 E 3 54 2 5 2 5 E 2 QQ xxxx :fc 64 buffulk if ngrahing Ientrntppmg u 39,1 A11 XNTIC AVENUE BOS VON MASSACHUSET rs H a Q90 77 6 5 Lme Plafes Color Work tr b S Bosfr NT 394 A IA 53313 313 s f 71 JAL I -1 , , 111 ' K E R S F fbr aff Iflzzffrrztzzfe Purpofff C1 plt f TAC y 72 d yth Fflk I N P V 'LE Yo Vol. 7. No. 3. 25 Cents he Cornell Countryman DECEMBER, 1909 LANDSCAPE NUMBER' Co. g 6- E lectrotyping this sheet for advertisement of the .Suffolk Engravin .See other side of Franklin C. Cornell East Hill Coal Yard The Celebrated L. V. Coal .'. Cannel Coal and Wood .'. Bell Phone 362 Ithaca Phone 755 essop's tee For Tools, Drills, Dies, Etc. Awarded Grand Prix, Paris, l900, for Excellence in Quality and Workmanship Crucible Sheet Steel for Saws and Other Tools n 0 'D Wm. Jessop St Sons, Inc. 91 John Street, New York Manufactured at Sheffield, England Fare, S .50 CLEvELANiit2.ef.'h BUFFALO The Popular Commercial and Tourist Route The Twin Flyers of the Lakes City of Erie and City of Buffalo These steamers are new, fast and luxurious in their appointments, unsurpassed for comfort and convenience. The service is the Hnest offered on the interior waters of the United States. Lowest rates, and through tickets sold to Cleveland. Toledo. Detroit, Mackinac and all points west. All rail tickets reading over the I.. S. B: Nl, S. Ry.. or the N. Y. C. 61 St. L. R. R., will he accepted on this Company's steamers with- out extra charge. DAILY TIME TABLE Leave Buffalo CE.astern Standard Timel 9.00 p.m. Arr. Cleveland CCentral Standard Timel 6.30 a.m. Leave Cleveland CCentralStandardTimeJ 8.00 p.m. Arrive Buffalo CEastem Standard Time? 7.30 a.m. Service daily March lst to December lst CLEVELAND WHARVES. I290 River Ave., N. W. BUFFALO WHARVES, Cor. Ohio and lllinois Streets Illustrated booklet sent free on receipt offtue cents in stamps for postage The Cleveland St Buffalo Transit Company W. F. Herman, G. P. A., Cleveland, O. Our Motto, PROMPTNESS riscoll Bros. Co. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Dealers in Building Supplies Everything that enters into the structure of a building MAKES STEAM, FLANGE, AND HOT WATER JOINTS INSTANTLY . Thousands oflmitators Don't have to use wire and cloth to hold N0 Equal Rainbow Will Hold Highest Pressure Can't blow it out The color of Rainbow Packing is Red Notice our Trade-mark of the word Rainbow in a diamond in black in Three Rows of Diamonds extending throughout the entire length of each and every roll of Rainbow Packing, Sole Manufacturers of the Famous Eclipse Sectional Rainbow Gasket, Peerless Piston and Valve Rod Packing, Hercules Combination, Honest John, Zero, Success, Germaine, and Arctic Packing ALSO A COMPLETE LINE OF MECHANICAL RUBBER GOODS Patented and Manufactured Exclusively by PEERLESS RUBBER MANUFACTURING COMPANY I6 WARREN STREET, NEW YORK CITY For Sale by all First-class Dealers 68 tel run wick COPLEY SQUARE BOSTON 9 EUROPEAN and AMERICAN PLAN HERBERT H. BARNES PROPRIETOR Headquarters of the Delta Upsilon Convention in 1909 f N BOYS, WHEN YO QUIT THE CAMPUS You will loc impressed with the fact that in the millions oi wallrs ol life there has been, there is, there always will be a leader. a standard-and you are equipped to know and recognize that leader, that standard. Remember the name of ALLEN. Marla it well. ALLEN had his Field: in his own humhle way he devel- oped his product, He was the leader of his day in soldering work-work others knew little of and neglected. To-day ALLEN Soldering supplies are the standard of the World. Another important thingl Some day-someone will ask you which is the hes! solder- ing flux? Xvhich is the best form of it? You will be called upon to buy n large supply. You will want to be supported in your selection by experts and practical men. Then, remember this little ad, file it. come back to it, and settle your soldering problem hy sending your order to ALLEN. Prepare yourself now by sending for our meaty little book, U If You Solder. FOUR HANDY FORMS The ALLEN Soldering Sticlc is the handy form for general ready soldering: the ALLEN Soldering Paste for hard-to-get-at worlcg ALLEN Soldering Salu when a li uid is referred. ALLEN Soldering Solution comes all ready fin business. All forms being of the same chemical foundation. we call Lhis foundation ALLEN-Flux. ALLEN-Flux not only makes a ioint stronger than the original material hut. also, in electrical connections. preserves the original insulation and never decreases it. ALLEN- Flux is fumeless, acidless. harmless, expenseless. Acid fluxes do, and occasion fearful power losses and short circuits. So, a knowledge of the ALLEN products will fortify you against pitfalls in soldering. Send for the book NOW. L. B. ALLEN CO. L, . lncorporated 4 fy i li, - L fit' guxes Without Fluctuations -I uxes With Many lmxtatlons I 1137 Columbia Ave. if CHICAGO, ll..l... .- .,,,, - .. U F I :I i l lN THE MANUFACTURE OF r , -S E., LUNKENHEIMER PRODUCTS The details have been Carefullv considered, and through nearlv ,, V, V R fleveloperl ihqt-is reeognixed by users all over the world A: hulf :1 century of experience and sturlv a perfection of quality has fn Ns. gm ' Their inclivirlunlity is distinct, and it is universally ue-knowleclged Effvgxgrgiipgmg l 4 that L U N K E N H E I M I-3 R G 0 0 D 5 are beyond vompetitiou. fu 1 - They me srrietly speaking THE GOODS THAT LAST AND SATISFY .,.q, fr .,-, ' j Phe line includes brass and iron vulves, water columns and gauges, F' gauge rocks, blow-off, non-return, pop-safety, and relief valves, whistles I and whistle valves, cocks. brass and iron fittings, unions, injectors and N' ,jf ejectors, gas engine specialties, lubrieators, oil pumps, oiliug devices, 5 4 - 1 oil and grease cups. :f5iEg1':r5Q 4 , gf X Alirfaw- . Most supply houses sell them-yourscan-if'theydon'lor won't-tellUS 7- pf , ur I 1 'Ii' !8 5 ,A I-E fy 1. -. 1 . T xffg-'ggi-R I tpqq... . 1 7 'I s 5'-Ki'-Q ig, ,.. L 1, 4 L. 1 1,-' ' -.1 , l r qi 1, 1. 1 . 1 , 1 N 1 , ' , a s ,c , 1- if M ., f iq er Ne -' Q- .. L N 3, fr, m 1 . Write for catalogue. THE LUNKENHEIMER COMPANY Largest Manufacturers of High-Grade Engineering Specialties in the world GENERAL OFFICES AND WORKS CINCINNATI, OHIO, U. S. A. -Branches- NEW YORK LONDON. S. E. CHICAGO 66-68 Fulton Street 35 Great Dover Street 32 Dearborn St., Cor. Lake Tl-IE TEN EYCK ff' me ,eq ,pa e ,.,v f . . 5 -ll vb ' l - f ig-so HW wager -il- FIREPROOF EUROPEAN PLAN -l - we iii? rg W f, 2 -- ,gaiiggiiifiiaim Q 45:1 .:se2si.aeU'.-e15aaJfaQeaL ei: H 'Wiser ME 'gu' H F. VV. ROCKWELL E TI-I I- CJNQN DAGA SYRACUSE, N.Y. NEW FIREPROOF HOTEL UNDER SAN! E MANAGEMENT 70 H. J. BOOL CO. Specialists in FINE CABINET WORK and UPHOLSTERY ID Malcers ol Picture Frames. Dealers in Fumilure, Wall Paper, Vvindow Shades. Pictures. W Store opposite Tompkins County Bank ITHACA, NEW YORK The Latest! Meet Me at The Pillars ATWATER'S NEW BAKERY and GROCERY Everything in the Line of Good Things to Eat Sanitation One of Our Strong Points E. A. Wffghf College Engraver Trinter and Siaiioner H08 Ciieslnul Slreet Thiladelphia Commencement lnvilaiions 'Dance lnvilaiions and 'Programs Jlfenus, Fralemily lnserls and Slalionery Class 'Pins, Visiting Cards Wedding Announcemenls and lnvilalions Samples cheerfully sen! q I be jpates C. S. Averill American ancl European Plan SYRACUSE, N. Y. One of the well-appoinled Haiels in America , vglf Haljqones of Qualify CHRISTY ENGRAVING COMPANY 611-618 CENTRAL BUILDING ROCIIESTER, N. Y. 72 Practical Tailor and Cutter our goods are always of -'Fine Qualify, carefully made, and a cu! given lhem Ihal is dislindiue. We malgc clolhes for ll1e Alumni in nearly every Slale in lime Union. Samples Sen! on Request A. E. WHEA TON 107 North Aurora Street Ilhaca, New York 01. LE. i6n1uP5'5-Xrt Cgallrrg Official Athletic Photographer To Glnrnrll Hniurraitg We make a specialty of Alhletic and Fraternity Groups, also sketchy effects on our regular work If you see the name Howes on a picture, ir's right. gfllflinz 138-40 STATE STREET, ITHACA, N. Y. Bell Phone :THE: LINCOLN FISH MARKET UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT BENJAMIN PEWV PROPBIETOR l ALL KINDS OF FRESH SEA FOOD IN SEASON Cor. of SENECA and AURORA STS. SPECIAL RATES T0 FBATBRNITIBS College Trainin gives a man the poise, the mental equipment, and the initiative for the weightier matters that press for solution and adjustment in every busi- ness of any consequence. The future College man will be more in evidence in business than his brother of the past, but he will be confronted by these alterna- tives: either his broad, general education will need to be supplemented by the right technical training to make his services immediately avail- able, or he will have to be content to lose valuable time in reaching the place he desires. THE ROCHESTER BUSINESS INSTITUTE saves college and normal graduates thousands of dollars annually by putting them in the direct line of selection and promotion, after a period of five to six months of active and systematic preparation. A New Door of Opportunity has recently been opened to the college man who Wishes quick and generous financial returns for the least possible outlay of time and money-and that is in the field of com- mercial teaching. Initial salaries in this work range from 51,000 to S1,500, and increases follow rapidly with candidates of the right caliber. Our 1910 summer school bulletin tells how to prepare for this work in the shortest time con- sistent with thoroughness. A postal card request brings it in the next mail : : : : : ROCHESTER BUSINESS INSTITUTE ROCHESTER, N. Y. 74 3-if ii 9'-1 WHEN YOU WANT CUTS THAT ARE WORTH WHILE GET THE KIND THAT DO YOUR PRO- DUCTS JUSTICE THE KIND THAT ATTRACT, CONVINCE AND SELL YOUR GOODS BINGHAMTON, N. Y. S. J. KELLEY ENGRAVING CO. I-I . ll Dil- H1 'Half 42' :P-il 1.1L 11' l P. McAllister Billiards and Pool Eddy Street HOTEL IMPERIAL BROADWAY. 515: to 52nd STREET NEW YORK CITY sk HEADQUARTERS FOR COLLEGE MEN Appfyfor buckle! and lalif lo COPELAND TOWNSEND. Manager 75 The Best Typewriter That Money Can Buy Costs One Hundred Dollars and its name is Remin ton The cost of a good operator during the average life ofa Typewriter is Several Thousand Dollars And remember that no operator can do the most work or the best work except on the best machine. ' ,pt f 7 .- '5 i view 4- 4'5f:54,4'f riff-' 'i-ff V ' , Wu ,-r . 4 .,. -wmv A, , 7 X . 4 c l: N I F je 4 I Q all Z' -ft , e . A . ff!! i 1' N ' x ' ef' 4 , ff! ' H' Y Compare your outlay for the machine 1 with your outlay for the operator and you X Nt r jf will see why it is true economy to buy the 49 ,gl lift ' ' . JCM: X emln ton Qi-glftem P REMINGTON TYPEWRITER COMPANY jug Clncorporatedi X A 'Z-xiffefwp 1 N ff 310 Washington Ave., - - Scranton, Pa. ffeffg ig 3 4 MW f J 76 Private Growth Coffee D l' ' Flavor: RichnesszzSlrength::Absolule U 'f ity i V Delano, Potter 81 Co. Importers and Roasters Boston, U. S. A. 7 When You Go a-Kodaking remember that a great deal of your subsequent satisfaction depends on the quality of your prints. 't1Vlarful Prints class with the best. They are known not only in Rochester, but thousands of miles away. We have the knowledge, experience and facilities essential to the production of good prints-and we pro- duce them. Marks St Fuller ROCHESTER, NEW YORK 28 State Street Three Floors Telephones Superior Illustrations HALF-TONE and LINE Are Made by the Bell Engraving Co. 236 CHESTNUT STREET PHILADELPHIA, PA. Low Rates tor Fine Plates. None better at any price. Conceded by Printers WHO KNOW Whitehouse 81 Hardy Designers of College Shoes NEW YORK NEW HAVE.N,CONN. l l42 Broadway Opp. Vanderbilt Hall Near 26th Street The American Typewriter Saves you 365.00 Guaranteed for two years. Our tenth suc- cessful year with this standard keyboard, steel type bar machine. Ball-bearing carriage, two- color ribbon shift, etc. We sell direct from the factory to you on five days' free trial. On receipt of satisfactory references payments can be made on easy terms--55.00 cash and 553.00 per month for ten months. The American is made of the finest material and best of workmanship. Do not miss this opportunity. Send us your order with references at once. fANlERlCAN TVPEWRITER C0. 265 BROADWAY New YORK Common-place and Brief Book With un Alphabetical lndex of Over V One Thousand Titles and Subjects By n Member ofthe New York City Bur lj The plan of this work grew out of the author's own wants and his experience in using other common-place books. lts practical utility has been tested hy his own experience. Thr- uxejiilm-ss nl some sort ol a common-place book is recommended by every practicing attorney, including lfullvzc, Roger Norllv, Lord Hale, Phillips ana' Locke. Lord North says, Common-placing is so necessary Ilwal uwllmul a wonderful, I miplil sau miraculous fecundity ofmcmory, lhrec paris of reading infaur will be ullcrly losl lo one u.'lno uselli il nal. Thur distinguished and accomplished scholar, Vlfilliam Yvirt, remarks, Old-fashioned economisls will tell you never Io pass an old nail, or an old lrarscslioc, or buckle, or wen a pin, willioul lalfing il up, because alllrouglt you may not wan! il nor , you will Hnduscfar il some lime or other. This principle is especially true with regard to legal lcnowledtze. The author. in his legal study and practice, has endeavored to seize- upon all that in fairly within his reach, and, by tediousness, drudgery and wearisomencss tlhe only way to lrnow lawl, to place a lund ol valuable legal knowledge al his ready command. qt The plan of this work will he found sufficiently an-nr-ral and systematic. Q ll is best to index according to sulrjccls, selecting that word which conveys the lacxlidca ofllir sulwjeclordecision. The margin on the lclt hand olcach page is ruled wide enough to give room for the word or subject. Printed on fine qunlity of linen ledder paper. 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V 1 1 7-tuloro ond Seneca Sheets e I .-,....,3f.,.C...,,r.,g.,. wc. 79 545454548254 QCXQCXQCX E QCQCQCDCQCQCXQCXQCQCQCQCQCQCQCXQCQCQCDCQCQCQC gg QC QC xx xx xi 55535432 O not be misled by buying New York Court of gg X Appeals Reports, printed in small type, purport- x QC igggxx ing to be complete, as they do not contain all the x x Q Q2 opinions of the Judges. There is but one com- x x 532 E plete set of New York Court of Appeals x R . k . . . . x xgqqpggxxxg eports, in the mar et, that IS the official edition, x separately bound, containing all the Oplnions K X of the Judges, annotated to Volume IOS, printed in large x type, with the original paging. Each volume is a complete book. x x No set of reports are worth owning, unless they contain all x x Judges' Opinions. This is the only set that contains them. QQ x We give, as the result of an examination of two volumes and x x an illustration of the opinions omitted in New York Court of x x Appeals Reports, Volumes l and 2: x x Shindler v. Houston, Vol. I N. Y.-26l. The concurring opinion of x x Wright, J., pp. 267-273, is entirely omitted. x x Mott v. Palmer, Vol. l N. Y. 564. Concurring opinions of Bronson, x x J., ipp. 572-574, and of Johnson, J., pp. 574-577, are entirely x x omitted. Mutual Safety insurance Company v. Hone, Vol. 2 N. Y. 235, con- x x curring opinion of Cady, J., pp. 241-244, entirely omitted. x x Lawrence v. Miller, Vol. 2 N. Y. 245. Concurring opinion of 3 x Gardiner, J., pp. 254-258, is entirely omitted. x x Leggett v. Perkins, Vol. 2 N. Y. 298. Concurring opinion of Cady, x x J., pp. 3l5-320, entirely omitted. x x Smilg. Heikirgigg lgljirufacturing Co.,dVol. 2 N. Y. 330. Opinion x 0 oyt, ., - , entire y omitte . QC , QC X WRITE FOR PRICE AND SPECIAL TERMS ON THE NEW x X YORK COURT OF APPEALS REPORTS x X if QC X . 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'JI Nothing is too good to serve our patrons, hence we buy the beslg our service sat- iSflCS particular Deople, ancl our prices will please you. Come and see. ql lmported Wuahurger, Hof-Brau, Pilsner. Piel Brosf Lager on draught. 1,11 Stock market quotations. O'CONNER St WITTNER Established l865 l IO-1 12 W. Fayette St.. Syracuse, N. Y. Cheer Up! You need not wear that weary look. Wear Walk Overs and he happy. Stanley's ,if Walk Over Boot Shop 112 East State Street, Ithaca 015132 Bifice ' 66 W .H 5155011 Merchant Tailor 66 G. M. wr-uPP1.E, PROP-maven NEW YORK BELTING AND PACKING CO. 91 AND 93 CHAMBERS STREET NEW YORK MANUFACTURERS OF THE HIGHEST GRADE OF MECHANICAL RUBBER GOODS, INCLUDING RUBBER BELTING, DIAPHFIAGMS, DREDGING SLEEVES, EMERY WHEELS, AIR BRAKE, STEAM, SUCTION AND WATER HOSE, MATS, MATTING, INTERLOCKING RUBBER TILING. SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF AMAZON, COBB'S, INDESTRUCTIBLE, MAGIC KARBONITE, RUBY, SALA- MANDA, AND VULCANITE PACKINGS. MOLDED AND SPECIAL RUBBER GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION THE UP-TO-DATE BUSINESS MAN Always Advertlses in Up-to-dute Papers TIME, 8 p. m. PLACE, Auburn, N. Y. GRILL, Osborne House D. . O'Brien A Few Facts Dealer in Stunty grill room with goocl music. Fresh, Salt, Smoked Meats Reasonable mes' Poultry and Game in Season Cornell only 43 miles away. Two Markets: Week' 222 NORTH AURORA STREET 4130 NORTH CAYUGA STREET The one best house in the city. A hotel that has for its guests Special attention diven to Frat and Club Houses Comfort Trains going and coming 7 days in th C S3 4 WE CLEAN 8: FTU2SS'YTDLHX CLOTHES We Guarantee Satisf Our Prices are Ri J. C. DURFEY 1910 Assets, s277,107,868.4t6 1910 Statement. for the Year Enrlingf December lil, I909, ofthe Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. John R. I'Ieg'fernun, President The Con1puny0I tlir-I'r-oplv.ISYtI1eI'l-ople. FOR the People. ASSETS Municipal and R. R. Bonds and Stoclcs Bonds and Mortgages ,, Real Estate Demand Loans on Collateral Cash . Loans to Policy-holders Premiums, deferred and in course collection tnetl Accrued Interest, Rents, etc. shell more strength. .8l23,346,I6l.39 l05,l83, I 72.02 25,3I l,2l5.72 l72930.00 5,-420,643.42 ll,l93,245.6I ol 5,I9O,288.-15 3,290,2l L85 SZ77,lO7,868.46 LIABILITIES Dividends Apportioned, payable t9l0, on Participating Policies, Intermedi- ate Branch . Sl,599,645.00 Same on Participating Policies, Ordi- nary Dept. .. . . I34,508.7l +NOTE. Nearly all this Companfs Ordi- nary Policies are Non-Participating-ixued at low rates of premium.7 Bonuses Apportioned, payable I9l0, on Industrial Policies .... .. 5,204,639.95 f156,938,793.66 Reinsurance Fund and Special Reserve, 237,2I3,3B4.00 All other Liabilities , . . . .. . 3,053,470.82 Capital and Surplus . . 29.902,2l9-98 3277, l07,868.46 STEEL LINED SHOT SHELLS Protection For You Ill The Steel Lining in UMC Arrow and Nitro Club Shells is your protection. It is put there Iree-for you. 111 The Steel Lining protects you in the sense of giving the lt protects the powder from dampness and is therefore protection against weak and unsteady loads. III UMC Shells are the only ones in all America lined with steel. The Red Ball trade-mark is on every box. Look out for it, Malte sure. Protect yourself. III Made for Remington and all other shotguns. Let Us Send You UMC and Remington Literature. Same Ownership Same Standard of Quality Same Management THE UNION METALLIC CARTRIDGE CO. BRIDGEPORT, CONN. THE REMINGTON ARMS CO. ILION, N. Y. Agency, 315 Broadway, New York City MANILA, SISAL an J TE R0 Rope, Bag Twine, Fodder Yarn, Lathe Yarn, Clothes Line an? AMERICAN OILWELL CORDAGE Wrapping Twines Bale an? Hay :-ann'-H i 5 ,llffv - WT-P2 S' 5- -'-' .- f. .. - 'qt 311 ,lf flier' X'-72 -Ni We AMERICAN MANUFACTURING CO. 65 WALL STREET sendf0fBook1ef R0Pr: NEW YORK CITY iliugues Iiaarhur 3 CHICKEN DINNERS A SPECIALTY BANQUETS SERVED ON SHORT NOTICE 6 OLLEYS E T E HO S Steam Economy Specialists A new boiler plant was considered absolutely necessary by Cornell College in 1904. The point was brought to our notice. Under a guaranteed contract we equipped one 250 H. P. B. 8z W. boiler with the PARSON SYSTEM. 111 RESULT: A saving of over 540,000 to Cornell University, as the new plant was not required. Ill Consult us when you have steam problems. Our booklets on request. Parson Manufacturing Company Singer Building. New York City Cornell Livery EDWARD P. SAYRE Pr rietor Bell 55 Tihaca 363 The Shop -where the truly discriminating fellow buys his apparel. -wI'iere KUPPENI-IEIIVIER clothes are clislributecl. S. Harrison 8: Son A. PETRELLO iire Qllream VV EST S'1'A'1'E ST. 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'.c..f.f...r411415e1e?iw9xgfQ. . 1.,'..,,.g,,N4y4a 1- ill Fills itself--Cleans itselteperfection itself. Simplest construction-no joint to leak. Every pen fully guaranteed. lf your dealer cannot sup- ply you, write to us for catalogue. Prices from 52.00 to 56.00. All styles of holders, black, mottled or chased. Points in fine, medium, coarse, stub or special. :.a. ---- Xxx Ufyf-A' - T.: .1 V5 ' 1 I' Q 3 K Zn Q .lM P X- 11, X S S 5 xfil 2 XS A lc r dealer or write direct to the malcer MODERN PEN COMPANY sore Selling Agents for A. A. wafefmau sr Company 22 THAMES ST., NEW YORK For S by the Co l -