Cornell University - Cornellian Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

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Latter impres- sions make us glory in our estate of mature Cornellians: for the sake of first im- pressions we recall with equanimity the days when we were freshmen .......... The long train toils up from Wilkesbarre in the dull heat of the late-Septem- ber afternoon. Hill and valley, meadow and orchard, wood and cornfield, hamlet, town and city, the vast revolving prospect sweeps on and on. Then, at length, comes the cry of Hlthacal lthacall' The tyro presses to the window, athrill with a new and wonder-born eagerness. The University! The University that his fancy has so often framed-the University of his dreams-is before him in ac- tuality! There glooms the blue Cayuga, soon to waver into wizard fancies of purples and greens, there the long street clambers up through the town that nestles, like the Camelot of old, on the breast of a steep hill, there the tall Romanesque tower ofthe Library points its steadfast finger to the heavens. Cornell! The opening days of university life will fairly teem with novelty for our tyro, be he bankeris son or farmer's boy. When, forty-six years ago, Ezra Cor- nell founded the University that bears his name he founded it primarily for the educational betterment of the farmer boys of New York State. But, since those first raw days, the University has grown to assume a broader policy-a policy more in accordance with its true significance as a university-a University whose gates stand Open to any young man who desires the fuller training, be he white or brown, Christian or Mohammedan, and whether he hail from Sitka or from Sayre, from Manhattan or from Pekin. ln those first bustling days of October, the man who has never been outside of one State, and the man who, in coming to Cornell, has traversed thousands of leagues of sea and mountain and plain, both drink with avidity from the same vast effervescing cup of new life-the life of the Great American University-the life of Cornell. And to that just and equable person who makes place in his uses of life for 6 not man alone, but for that greater entity which includes man, the Cornell country is a veritable lil Dorado. lfspecially is this true in the autumn-time, when the forest burns into crimson and aureate, like the banners of a barbaric host. livery deep, romantic chasm that slants down into Cayuga is fringed with the glorious splendor of the dying summer. And when one has wandered afar into the countryside he may yet hear the chimes in the tower clang as they clanged on that fair Uctober day in 1865 when, for the lirst time, the bells rang out the message of Cornell. To the minds of many a Cornellian the great tower ofthe Sage-McGraw Library visualizes the spirit of Cornell, just as the chimes that ring out from that tower vocalize the same spirit. Our friend the tyro casts his eyes caressingly upon the tower and mumbles an awed tribute. He doffs his cap when the bells ring out that grand old air of Alma Mateifl If our tyro be of the usual run of tyro, the tower stands for invincible crews and golden degrees in engineering. But we, who have lived with the University, have come to consider her as more than a mere mechanical dispensator of crews and diplomas. To us she is a great heart, drawing in the life-blood of humanity from the extremities of the universe, and sending it back again to battle, inspired with a new vitality and a new strength. 'fo us the University is a great light set upon a hill, sending forth its calm and piercing beams to illuminate the dark places of the world. And when, in a chill and misty gloaming, we hear the dauntless bells clang out their merry pzeans to the gathering night we journey back to the first days of Cornell, to the days when the University consisted of twain crude and unimpres- sive blocks of buildings, to the days when the voice of the calumniator Was abroad in the land and when the dusky clouds of doubt and misgiving hovered over the humble beginnings of Cornell. Then, as the years roll onward, we see the tall tower that symbolizes Cornell rise slowly to completion, the bells ring forth their happy strains from a new vantage-point and the mists fade, to discover a glorious sunset of imperial purple and heart-ruddy gold: When the sun fades far away Music with the twilight falls ' In the crimson of the West, O,er the dreaming lake and dell- And the voices of the day ,Tis an echo from the Walls Murmur low and sink to rest, Of our own-our fair Cornellf,-C.E.S. l I ..,.. 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BOS'rwIcR, A.B., LL.B. . Assistant Secretary-Treasurer TTerm of oflice C5 YCZIYSD expires in 1911, the next group of six in 1912, etc., etc. CID B, elected by Board. C2D fl, elected by Alumni. C3D G, elected by the New York State Grange for 1910-1911. C4D S, appointed by the Governor. iixrrutiur Qlnznndttvr nf Ihr Elnurh nf Erxtstrrs THE PRESIDENT OF THE UN1vERsI'I'Y HENRY B. LORD THE LIRRARIAN OF THE CORNELI. LIBRARY CHARLES E. TREMAN CHARI.Es H. BLOOD ROBERT H. TREMAN CHARLES EZRA CORNELL MYNDERSE VAN CLEEF JARED T. NEXVAIAN .ANDREW D. WHITE ROGER B. WILLIAMS NIYNDERSE VAN CLEEE ...... Chairman EMIIIONS L. VVILLIAR-Is ...... Secretary CHARLES D. BOSTWICK .... Assistant Secretary Stttnhing Olnntmittrra nf Ihr Ilinarh nf Tlrunirra Committee on Buildings: R. H. TIKEMAN, THE PRESIDENT, THE TREASURER, R. B DCVILLIAMS, G. C. BOLDT, H. EDWARDS, -I. H. BARR. Committee on Grounds: C. H. BLOOD, THE PRESIDENT, C. E.TREIvIAN, H. BARR Finance Committee: R. B. WILLIAMS, H. B. LORD, THE PRESIDENT, M. VAN CLEEF R. H. TREMAN, H. R. ICKELHEIMER, E. MCMILLIN. Committee on Appropriations: THE PRESIDENT, T. NEWMAN, M. VAN CLEEF Auditing Committee: H. B. LORD, C. E. TREMAN, T. NEWMAN. Committee on State Colleges: F. C. STEVENS, J. N. CARLISLE, A. R. EASTMAN, H W. SACKETT, T. B. WILSON, M. VAN CLEEE, THE PRESIDENT, W. F. PRATT, R. A. PEARSON, THE TREASURER. 9 ya lt.: 1,1-'L f' A. , , 44,1 -N -,:',j 1 - .I , 1- -ff . , f5 A, , ,E , K' I. I' . W 'iv' X H .. , ' 3 l ,, 1 W t 1 DEAN BAILEY DEAN POLK DEAN IRVINE DEAN HULL DEAN MOORE DEAN HASKELL A DEAN MARTIN DEAN SMITH DEAN MERRIT'f 4797 I If WW A I TJ' AHB J v V 'mi' A if :V 'sfzsirr 1 ' -' V' ' 'e W as cn' .ygarwv f 'kf'1. -- -' - W .' , .. -'A- I f A 1 .f .- Xt:-' - L-P-2:1 1' ff- if L. .EXW 7 V 74551.-V - , A V- , .. -A ,',f4t,af,,:,..-wg., . -1 1- 1-1 1- A . .,,, A , -852:17-1 JI . A ' Y ' P1 '!Q'cQi14I 49E17-A -' - -,JWLIR-f-Y? 7f'1 f, fifiziiiz' J -1 --: f-if E53-favw - - W ' ff 3 ,- f ' ' 1 'w- sv'.z51v:f:2-. ' CHARLES HENRY HULL, Ph.B., Ph.D., Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, and Professor of American History Ph.B., Cornell, Ph.D., Halle and Soale. J 28, cb B K. Ellarultg HIRAM CORSON, A.lVl., LL.D., Litt.D., Professor of English Literature, Emeritus A.lVl., Princeton, 1864, LL.D., Saint John's College, 1878, Litt.D., Princeton, 1903. Honorary Member of the Vedanta Society, New York THE REVEREND CHARLES NTELLEN TYLER, A.lVI.,D.D., Sage Professor of 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.lVI., Yale, 1855, D.D., Yale, 1892. Skull and Bones. .1 K 2, C17 B K. JAMES lVTORGAN HART, A.B., A.lVl., ,l.U.D., Litt.D., Professor of the Eng- lish Language and Literature, Emeritus AB., Princeton, 1860, A.lVl., 1863, Juris Utriusque Doctor, Gottingen, 1864, Litt.D., Princeton, 1900. American Philosophical Society, Philadelphia, Modern Language Association of America, Philological Society fLondonQ. A A Cp, CD B K. GEORGE WILLIAM JONES, A.M., Professor of Mathematics, Emeritus AB., Yale, 1859, A.lVl., 1862, I' N flfreshmanj, cb B K. SIMON HENRY GAGE, PLS., Professor of Histology and Embryology, Emeritus PLS., Cornell, 1887, .4 Ii, .Q In 0. THOMAS FREDERICK CRANE, A.lVl., Litt.D., Professor of the Romance Languages and Literature, Emeritus AB., Princeton, 1864, A.lVl., 1867, Ph.D. fHonoraryj, 1874, Litt.D., Princeton, 1903. KALQBK. I2 BURT GREEN WILDER, B.S., M.D., Professor of Neurology, Emeritus B.S. frumma rum laudcj, Lawrence Scientific School QHarvard7, 1862, M.D., Harvard Medical School, 1866. Vice-President Biological Section, American Association Ad- vancement Science, 1885, President American Neurology Association, 1885, President Association American Anatomists, 1898. JOHN HENRY COMSTOCK, B.S., Professor of Entomology B. S., Cornell, 1874. J l', .Y E. WATERNIAN THOMAS HEWET1',A.B.,A.M., Ph.D., Professor of the Ger- man Language and Literature, Emeritus A.B., Amherst, 1869, A.M., 1871, Ph.D., Cornell, 1879. Member of Society of Frisian Language and Literature, of the Society of Frisian History, .Antiquities and Philology, ofthe Society of Netherland Literature, of the Goethe Society, of the Modern Language Association of America, of the American Philosophical Society. T' I . EDWARD LEAMINGTON NICHOLS, B.S., Ph.D., LL.D., Professor of Physics B.S., Cornell, 1875, Ph.D., Gottingen, 1879, LL.D., University of Pennsylvania, 1904. Nlember of National Academic Sciences, American Academy of Arts and American Philosophical Society, American lnstitute of Electrical Engineers. A1 Ii, .S E. JEREMIAH WHIPPLE 1ENKS,A.B., A.M., Ph.D., LL.D., Professor of Eco- nomics and Politics A.B., 1878, A.M., 1879, University of Michigan, Ph.D., Halle, 1885, LL.D., Michi- gan, 1903. Expert of United States Industrial Commission in charge of Investi- gation Of Trusts, 1899-1901, Commissioner to Orient of War Department, 1901-02, United States Commissioner of International Exchange, 1903-04. J ln. LUCIEN Auousrus WAIT, A.B., Professor of Mathematics, Emeritus A.B., Harvard, 1870. Z T, rp B K. GEORGE LINCOLN BURR, A.B., LL.D., Litt.D., Professor of Medieval His- tory A.B., Cornell, 1881, LL.D., VVisconsin, 19o4., Litt.D., Vllestern Reserve University, 1905, LL.D., Washington College, 1907. Librarian of the President White Library. 40 B K. CHARLES EDWIN BENNETT, A.B., Litt.D., Professor of Latin A.B., Brown, 1878, Litt.D., 1904. President of American Philological Association. A 28, 40 B K. JAMES EDWIN CREIGHTON, A.B., Ph.D., LL.D., Professor of Philosophy A.B., Dalhousie College, 1887, Ph.D., Cornell, 1892, LL.D., Queenis University, 1903. ATQ. EDWARD BRADFORD TITCHENER, Ph.D., LL.D., D.Sc., Litt.D., Sage Pro- fessor of Psychology in' the Graduate School B.A., Oxford, 1889, Ph.D., Leipzig, 1892, M.A., Oxford, 1894, LL.D., Wisconsin, 1904, F.Z.S., F.A.A.A.S., Neurological Society, London, Aristotelian Society, London, American Philosophical Society, D.Sc., Oxford, I E. I3 2 GEORGE FRANCIS ATKINSON, Ph.B., Professor of Botany with special reference to Comparative Morphology and Mycology Ph.B., Cornell, 1885, F.A.A.A.S. Member of Botanical Society of America. QD B K, Y, - , ..f ..A..f. RALPH STOCKMAN TARR, B.S., Professor of Physical Geography B.S., Harvard, 1891. f E. THE REVEREND NATHANIEL ScHMIDT,A.M., Professor of Semitic Lan- guages and Literatures Hudiksoold Gymnasium, 1881, University of Stockholm, 1882-84, Theological Semi- nary, 1884-87, University of Berlin, 1890, A.M., Colgate, 1887. GEORGE PRENTICE BRISTOL, A.M., Professor of Greek, Director of the School of Education A.B., Hamilton, 1876, AM., 1887. Director of Summer School Session. f Q, CD B K. WALTER FRANCIS WILLCOX, Professor of Economics and Statistics A.B., A.M., LL.D., Amherst, LL.B.. Ph.D., Columbia. Wi T, cb B K, di J IP. CHARLES DE GARMO, Ph.D., Professor of Science and Art of Education Ph.D., Halle, 1886. President Swarthmore College, 1891-98. Louis MUNROE DENNIS, Ph.B., B.S., Professor of Chemistry Pli.B., University of hflichigan, 1885, B.S,, 1886. T' li, .F E. JOSEPH ELLIS TREVOR, A.M., Ph.D., Professor of Thermodynamics A.lVl., Ph.D., Leipzig, 1892. JOHN ROBERT SITLINGTON STERRETT, Ph.D., LL.D., Professor of Greek Ph.D., Munchen, 1880, LL.D., University of Aberdeen, Scotland, IQO2, One of the Managers of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens, its Annual Director, 1896-97, Cor. hllember lmp. Germ. Arch. lnst. di J 0, 0 13 K. FRANK ALBERT FETTER, A.B., Ph.D., LL.D., Professor of Finance, and Professor of Economics and Distribution A.B., Indiana University, 1891, Ph.M., Cornell, 1891, Ph.D., Halle, 1894. CP K Q . WILLIAM RIOGELEY CJRNDORFF,A.B., Ph.D., Professor of Organic and Physiological Chemistry A.B., Johns Hopkins, 1884, Ph.D., 1887, Fellow at Johns Hopkins, 1886-87. Mem- berpf the American Chemical Society, Deutsche Chemische Gesellschaft. N I N, WILDER DWIGH'T BANCROFT, A.B., Ph.D., Professor of Chemistry A-B-, Harvard, 1888, Ph.D., Leipzig, 1892. 41 K E. ERNEST'MERRI'fT, MF., Dean of the Graduate School and Professor of Physics MF, Cornell, 1886. W K Yi, .F 5. I4- HENRY' SHALER WILLIANIS, Ph.D., Professor of Geology and Director of the Geological Museum Ph.B., Yale, 1868, Ph.D., 1871, Fellow Geological Society America, F.G.S., London. Book and Snake. U' l', .Y E. CHARLES VAN PA'I rEN XFOUNG, A.B., Professor of Physical Culture and Director of the Gymnasium ' A.B., Cornell, 1899, Graduate Princeton Theological Seminary. Quill and Dagger. .J .I fp. JAMES MCBAIAHON, A.M., Professor of Mathematics A.B., Trinity College, Dublin, 1881, A.Nl., 1890, London Mathematical Society, Amer- ican Mathematical Society, lf.A.A.A.S. W K ll , 0 B K, .F E. JOHN HENRY FFANNER, BS., Ph.D., Professor of Mathematics B.S., Cornell, 1891. Member of American Mathematical Society, F.A.A.A.S., Asso- ciation of Teachers of Mathematics of the Middle States and Maryland. J li, f E. FREDERICK BEDELL, Ph.D., Professor of Physics A.B., Yale, 1890, MS., Cornell, 1891, Ph.D., 1892. A J Q, W B K, I 5. RALPH CHARLES HENIQY CATTERALL, Ph.D., Professor of Modern Euro- pean History A.B., Bucknell, 18915 A.B., Harvard, 1892, Ph.D., Chicago, IQO2. QD F J, KP B K WILLARD WINEIELD ROWLEE, B.L., D.Sc., Professor of Botany, with spe- cial reference to Comparative Histology and Systematic Botany B.L., Cornell, 1888, D,Sc., 1893. Member of Society for Plant Nlorphology and Physiol- . P Y' V '- ogy, la.A.A.A.S. K..., .. 1. FRANK FFHILLY, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., LED., Professor of Philosophy HEINRICH RIES, Ph.D., Professor of Economic Geology ' Ph.B., Columbia, 1892, A.M., 1894, Ph.D., 1896, University Fellowship, Columbia, IQO3-IQO5, Barnard Fellowship, IQOO-IQO7. I E. VVILLIAM ALEXANDER HAMMOND, A.M., Ph.D., Professor of Philosophy A.B., Harvard, 1885, Ph.D., Leipzig, 1891. ERNEST ALBEE, Ph.D., Professor of Philosophy A.B., University of Vermont, 1887, Ph.D., Cornell, 1894. 1D 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 and Literature A.B., A.M., University of Cincinnati. 15 BENJAMIN FREEMAN KINGSBURY, Ph.D., M.D., Professor of Histology and Embryology Cornell 1895, Freiburg, Germany, IQO4g Fellow A.A.A.S., A.B., Buchtel, 1893. Collabo- rator American Journal of Anatomy, Journal Comparative Neurology, etc. 0 Ai 0, - Za. 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 Romance Languages and Literature EVERETT WARD OLMSTED, Ph.B., Ph.D., Professor of the Romance Lan- guages and Literature Ph.B., Cornell, 1891, Ph.D., 1897, Savage Club, Book and Bowl. B 0 H. WILLIAM STRUNK, Jr., A.B., Ph.D., Professor of the English Language and Literature A.B., University of Cincinnati, 18905 Ph.D., Cornell, 1896. di B K. HENRY AUGUSTUS SILL, A.M., Ph.D., Professor of Ancient History A.B., Columbia, 1888, AM., 18895 PRD., Halle, 1900. A A Q, co B K. GEORGE WALTER CAVANAUGH, B.S., Assistant Professor of Chemistry in its Relations with Agriculture B.S., Cornell, 1896. EDWIN WALTER KEMMERER, A.B., Ph.D., Professor of Political Science A K E, ID B K. GILBERT DENNISON HARRIS, Ph.B., Professor of Paleontology and Strati- graphic Geology Ph.D., Cornell, 1886. Member de la Societe Geol. de France, L.F.G.S.A. CPBK, EE. HERBERT CHARLES ELMER, A.B., Ph.D., Professor of Latin A.B., Cornell, 1883, Ph.D., Johns Hopkins, 1888. B 0 H, 0 B K. CHARLES LOVE DURHAM, M.A., Ph.D., Professor of Latin Ph.D., Cornell, 1899. Secretary of Administrative Board in charge of Freshmen and Sophomoresg Assistant to Dean of College of Arts and Sciences, Savage Club, Book and Bowl. X W. GEORGE SYLVANUS MOLER, A.B., B.M.E., Assistant Professor of Physics ADAM CAPEN GILL, A.B., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Geology A.B., Amherst, 18845 Ph.D., Munich, 1892, Member of Deutsche Geologische Ge- sellschaft , F.A.A.A.S., F.G.S.A. 16 FREDERICK CLARKE PRESCO1'T,A.B., Assistant Professor of the English Language and Literature AB., Harvard, 1894. K 11. WILLIAM LIENRY GLASSON, Acting Professor of Economics and Politics GEORGE ABRAM EVERETT, Assistant Professor of Oratory ARTHUR LIVINGSTON, Assistant Professor of the Romance Languages and Literature EMILE MONNIN CHAMOT, BS., Ph.D., Professor of Sanitary Science and Toxicology B.S., Cornell, 1891, Ph.D., 1897. .S S, .Q T' W. MADISON BENTLEY, BS., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Psychology B.S., Nebraska, 1895, Ph.D., Cornell, 1898. CD K Wi, W B K, .5 3. CLARK SUTHERLAND NORTHUP,A.B., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of the English Language and Literature AB., Cornell, 1893, Ph.D., 1898. Quill and Dagger, Zodiac. ID B K. JOHN IRWIN HUTcH1NsoN, A.B., Ph.D., Professor of Mathematics AB., Bates College, 18895 Ph.D., Chicago, 1896. Assistant Editor Of Transactions of The American Nfathematical Society. 2 E. VIRGIL SNYDER,'A.M., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Mathematics B.S., Iowa State College, 1889, A.M.,fG6ttingen, 1893, Pl1.D.,HI8Q4. Mitgleid der Mathe- matische Gesellschaft zu Gottingen, hlember German Mathematical Society. 2 E. JOHN SANDFORD SHEARER, BS., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Physics HORACE LEONARD JONES, Assistant Professor of Greek. GEORGE H. SABINE, Acting Assistant Professor of Logic and Metaphysics F. R. SHARPE, Assistant Professor of Mathematics ERNEST BLAKER, BS., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Physics B.S., University of Kansas, 1893, Ph.D., Cornell, 1901. B 0 H, Z E. GUY MONTROSE WHIPPLE, AB., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Science and Art of Education A.l3., Brown, 1897, Ph.D., Cornell, 1900. 0 L1 0, 2 E. OTHON GOEPP GUERLAC, Licencie es Lettres, Assistant Professor of the Romance Languages Licencie es Lettres, University of Paris, 18935 Licencie endroit, University of Paris, 1897. JAMES ALBERT WINANS, A.B., A.M., LLB., Assistant Professor of Elocu- tion A.B., Hamilton College, 1897, A.M., 19005 LL.B., Cornell, IQO7. Ll K E, 0 B K. 17 ALBERT BERNHARDT FAUST, AB., Ph.D., Professor of German Language and Literature A.B., Johns Hopkins, 1889, Ph.D., 1892. B 0 17, Q B K. PAUL RUSSELL POPE, AB., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of German A.B., Adelbert, 1898, Ph.D., Leipzig, 1903. B 0 17, Q B K. ARTHUR WESLEY BROWNE, NLS., Ph.D., Professor oflnorganic and Analyt- ical Chemistry HS., VVesleyan, IQOO, MS., IQOI, Ph.D., Cornell, 1903. A J 111,07 B K, I E, S A Z, F A. ' HUGH DANIEL REED, BS., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Neurology and Vertebrate Zoology B.S., Cornell, ISQQQ Ph.D., 1903. F A, ll E. A. W. BOESCHE, Assistant Professor of the German Language and Literature ALEXANDER DYER MACGILLIVRAY, Ph.B., Ph. D., Assistant Professor of Entomology and General Invertebrate Zoology WILLIAM ALBERT RILEY, PLS., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Entomology B.S., De Pauw, 1897, Ph.D., Cornell, 1903, Secretary to the Faculty of College ofAg1'i- culture. A I , Q B K, .S E, .V A. LANE COOPER, A.lVl., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of English AB., Rutgers, 1896, A.lVl., Yale, 1898, Ph.D., Leipzig, IQOI. .1 fp, cb B K. JAMES GEORGE NEEDHAM, BS., lVl.S., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Ento- mology , BS., Knox University, 1891, NLS., 1893, Ph.D., Cornell, 1898. ORA MINER LELAND, BS., Assistant Professor in Astronomy and Geodesy B.S., University of Michigan, CP. f 5. ANDREVV HUNTER, lVl.A., B.Sc., MB., Ch.B., Assistant Professor of Bio- chemistry MA, Esc., ME., CEB., Iidinbufgii. JULIAN PLEASANT BRETZ, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of American History Ph.D., University of Chicago. K A fSouthernj HERMANN CHRISTIAN DAVIDSEN, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of German Ph.D., Kiel, IQO3. JOSEPH QUINCY ADA1vIs, JR., A.B., A.lVl., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of the English Language and Literature A.B., Wake Forest College, IQOO5 A.M., IQOI, Ph.D.,Cornel1, Zodiac. ELLEN BRAINARD CANFIELD, Instructor in Sage College, in charge of the Gymnasium for Women 18 EUGENE PLUMB ANDREWs,A.B., Instructor in Archaeology, and Curator of the Museum of Casts A.B., Cornell, 1895. Sphinx I-lead, Savage Club. .fl T Q, 0 B K. BENTON SULLIVAN MONROE, A.M., Ph.D., Instructor in English A.B., Cornell, 1896, A.M., I8Q7g Ph.D., 1901. 10 B K. ARTHUR LYNN ANDREWS, Ph.D., Instructor in English EDWARD GODFREY COX, A.M., Instructor in English A.I3., Wabash College, 1899, A.M., Cornell, 1901, l'h.ID., Cornell, 19o6. J T J. WALLIE ABRAHAM HURWITZ, Instructor in Mathematics LESLIE M. BROUGHTON, Instructor in English A. I-I. FORMAN, Instructor in Physics E. C. MAYER, Instructor in Physics FRED MCALLISTER, Instructor in Botany V. MCKELVEY, Instructor in Mathematics E. MILES, Instructor in Mathematics FREDERIC PEEK, Instructor in English MAURICE I-I. GIVENS, Instructor in Biochemistry RALPH CUTHBERT SNOWDEN, AB., A.M., Ph.D., Instructor in Chemistry HERBERT GROVE DORSEY, BS., M.S., Ph.D., Instructor in Physics B.S., Denison, 1897, M.S., 1898, Ph.D., Cornell, 1908. B 0 U, 0 K CD, 2' 5. CLARENCE ALBERT PIERCE, B.S., M.S., Ph.D.,. Instructor in Physics ARTHUR GoRDON,A.B.,A.M.,Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Romance Languages and Literature ZW FRANCIS ROBERT SHARPE, B.A., Ph.D., Assistant Professor in Mathematics B.A., Cambridge, Ph.D., Cornell. f E. WALTER BUCKINGHAM CARVER, Ph.D., Assistant Professor in Mathematics Ph.H., Dickinson, I8QQg Ph.D., Johns Hopkins, 19045 Member American Nfathemat- ical Society. 0 B K. GORRELL ROBERT WHITE, AB., Instructor in Chemistry Alembic. FA, f E. ROSWELL CLIFTON GIBBS, A.B., A.M., Instructor in Physics A.B., Cornell, IQO6, A.M., 1908. fl? B K, f E. I9 FLOYD KARKER RICHTMEYER, AB., Instructor in Physics A Za. ARTHUR RANUM, A.B., Ph.D., Assistant Professor in Mathematics DAVID CLINTON GILLESPIE, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Instructor in Mathematics A.B., University of Virginia. Ph.D., Gottingen. K 2. RALPH CHAPMAN RODGERS, ME., A.M., Instructor in Physics M.E., Cornell, IQO5, A.lVI., I908. Savage Club, Cornell Masque. J ln. WILFORD MURAY WILSON, M.D., Instructor in Meteorology ' SMILEY BLANTON, B.S., Instructor in Elocution BS., Vanderbilt University, 19045 Curry School of Expression, 1905. I' N. ALEXANDER M. DRUMMOND, A.B., A.M., Instructor in Elocution AB., I-Iamilton, M.A., Harvard. .11 K E. CLYDE FIRMAN CRAIG, AB., Ph.D., Instructor in Mathematics FREDERICK WILLIAM GWENS, Ph.D., Instructor in Mathematics QSCAR DIEDRICI-I VON ENGELN, A.Pm., Instructor in Geology Z E JEAN MARIUS GEI,AS, Instructor in Physical Culture HARRY WESTFALL REDFIELD, BS., Instructor in Chemistry BS., Cornell, IQOO. 2 S. 'GUSTAVE ERNST FREDRICK LUNDELL, A.B., Instructor in Chemistry A.B., 1903. W. D. ZINNECKER, Instructor in German ERNEST JACOB FLUGEL, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of the German Lan guage and Literature ALEXANDER IFIARDIE FORMAN, BS., M.E., M.M.E., Instructor in Physics SIDNEY L. GALPIN, Instructor in Geology and Mineralogy MAXIMILIAN MEIER GOLDBERG, M.E., Instructor in Physics LAWRENCE PUMPELLY, Instructor in Romance Language and Literature A. P. USHER, Instructor in Economics FREDERICK M. SMITH, Instructor in English EDWARD L. SCHAUT, Instructor in Philosophy DAVID W. PRALL, Instructor in English 20 HARRY BATES BROWN, A.B., A.M., Instructor in Botany A.B., A.M., Indiana University. .fi 5. FRED A. NIOLBY, A.B., A.M., Instructor in Physics A.B., Baker Universityg A.M., Cornell. ,F E. ALBERT ALEXANDER SOMERVILLE, B.S., Instructor in Physics FRED FLOYD 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 ALBERT HAZEN WRIGHT, A.B., A.lVI., Ph.D., Instructor in Neurology and Vertebrate Zoology A.B., Cornell, 1904, AM., 1905, Pli.D., 1908. P A, 5 5. JOHN BAUER, A.B., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Economics ELMER JAMES BAILEY, Ph.B., Ph.M., A.M., Ph.D., Instructor in English IRVING PERRINE, A.B., Instructor in Geology and Physical Geography ALBERT LEROY ANDREWS, A.B., A.lVI., Ph.D., Instructor in English JAMES FREDERICK IVIASON, A.B., Instructor in the Romance Languages WALTER EDWARD LAGERQUIST, A.B., A.lVI., Instructor in Political Economy and Statistics LUDWIG REINHOLD GEISSLER, B.L., Ph.D., Instructor in Psychology JOSEPH VANCE IVICKELVEY, A.B., Ph.D., Instructor in Mathematics LOUIS LAZARUS SILVERMAN, A.B., A.lVI., Instructor in Mathematics ALEXANDER SARKIS GALADJIKIAN, A.B., Instructor in Physics EDSON HOYT NICHOLS, A.B., Instructor in Chemistry THOMAS WHITNEY BENSON VVELSH, A.B., Instructor in Chemistry JOHN LYON RICH, A.B., A.IVI., Instructor in Geology ALFRED HARRISON JONES, A.B., Instructor in Philosophy SAMUEL ARCHER MUMFORD,A.B., lVI.D., Physical Examiner at Gymna- sium and Instructor in Physical Diagnosis RICHARD RAY KIRK, A.B., AM., Instructor in English CARLTON CHASE MURDOCK, B.S., Instructor in Physics HARLEY EARL HOWE, B.S., M.A., Instructor in Physics 21 HAWLEY CTIS TAYLOR, A.B., Instructor in Physics BURTON -IUDSON LEMON, Instructor in Chemistry FORTUNE THERSILE RICHARD PERRIN, A.B., Instructor in French 'IOHN ROSCOE TURNER, B.S., lVI.S., Instructor in Finance Auuintaniz FRED CLARKSON FOVVLER, Mechanician in the Department of Physics ROBERT SHORE, Assistant to the Professor of Botany and Head Gardener WILLIS DAVID STEPHENS, Mechanician in Physics ANDREW CURTIS WHITE, Ph.D., Reader in Greek EDWIN FREDERICK RATHJEN, A.B., A.lVI., Assistant in Chemistry ROSS PETER ANDERSON, A.B., Assistant in Chemistry ARTHUR EARL HOULEHAN, Assistant in Chemistry HARRY IVIORTON FITZPATRICK, A.B., Assistant in Botany EBBA ELIZABETH ALMGREN, lVI.D., Medical Examiner, Sage College Gym- nasium K A 9 HAWLEY GTIS TAYLOR, A.B., Assistant in Physics WALTER CHRISTOPHER O,CONNELL, Assistant in Wrestling JOHN GAUB, B.Sc., Assistant in Chemistry ALVIN CHARLES KRAFT, A.B., Assistant in Chemistry WILLIAM JUDSON MARSH, A.B., Assistant in Chemistry HARRY EDWIN SMITH, A.B., A.lVI., Assistant in Politics WILLIAM SILLIMAN FOSTER, A.B., Assistant in Psychology CHARLES WILLIAM BENNETT, B.S., A.lVI., Assistant in Chemistry EMMET FRANCIS HITCH, A.B., A.lVI., Assistant in Chemistry THOMAS ROLAND BRIGGS, A.B., Assistant in Chemistry GEORGE ARTHUR PERLEY, B.S., Assistant in Chemistry CLAYTON SMILEY COGGESHALL, Assistant in Physical Culture HOWARD DAVID HADLEY, Assistant in Physical Culture 22 CARLTON FRIEND MILLER, B.S., Assistant in Chemistry ASA CRAWFORD CHANLER, Assistant in Neurology LAWVRENCE CONLEY, Assistant in Physical Culture CHESTER H. WATERS, HS., Assistant in Histology and Embryology THEODORE FLETCHER MEA1D,A.B., Assistant in Histology and Embryology LESLIE FFHOMPSON SUTHERLAND, A.B., Assistant in Chemistry JOHN HENRY' SHERMAN, Assistant in Milita CLAUDE MAIKTIN THIELE, Assistant in Mili ry Science and Tattics tary Science and Tactics CHARLES ADAMS HARRINGTON, A.B., Assistant in Physics ROBERT SULLIVAN HOLLINGSHEAD, Assistant in Chemistry HAROLD EATON RIEGGER, Assistant in Chemistry M. FRY, Assistant in Chemistry GERTRUDE S. MARTIN, Lecturer in Economics WILLIS A. GIBBONS, Assistant in Chemistry BASCOM B. HIGGINS, Assistant in Botany ARTHUR ROMAINE HITCH, Assistant in Chemistry J. W. HORNBEAK, Assistant in Physics H. L. HOWES, Assistant in Physics H. M. JENNINGS, Assistant in Physical Culture JOHN R. KNIPPING, Assistant in Medieval History WALTER EARNEST KOERNER, Assistant in Chemistry S. ADLER, Assistant in Modern European and English History H. D. AYRES, Assistant in Physics J. A. BADERTSEHER, Assistant in Histology C. C. BIDWELL, Assistant in Physics O. W. BATES, Assistant in Chemistry A. E. BUCKLEY, Assistant in Physics ALFRED WILKINSON CONKLIN, Assistant in SIDNEY O. DILLON, Assistant in Chemistry 23 and Embryology Chemistry E. A. FILMER, Assistant in Physiology J. M. FRY, Assistant in Chemistry C. D. LEARN, Assistant in Botany J. M. LAHR, Assistant in Chemistry H. LUBIN, Assistant in Economics W. G. MALLORY, Assistant in Physics W. McKAY, Assistant in Chemistry NUNEZ VASCO, Assistant in Chemistry L. M. PARKER, Assistant in Geology J. K. PLUMMER, Assistant in Chemistry CARLTON E. PoWER, Assistant in Physics H. P. REID, Assistant in Military Science and Tactics S. S. RATHBUN, Assistant in Physics FRED HOFFMAN RHODES, Assistant in Chemistry R. S. RIFE, Assistant in Economics and Finance ASHBEL SELLEW ROBERTS, Assistant in American History C. M. SHERVVOOD, Assistant in Chemistry A. H. SMITH, Assistant in Physics P. E. SMITH, Assistant in Histology and Embryology A. K. STARKWEATHER, Assistant in Economic Geology J. STEVENSON, Assistant in Ancient History - J. LAWRENCE ULRICH, Assistant in Chemistry W. A. VERWIEBE, Assistant in Physical Culture LESTER VINCENT WALKER, Assistant in Chemistry A. S. WYOUNT, Assistant in Chemistry If. i'r' 24- , , g y ,:?, . , V . E, -'ff when s A . ff-.1-A ,, . ' 'Ffa 14 I jf I- W , I ,, H ff: fb .ar an if: ' f ' , ,.. X . S3 8 gif 'H' E -K--. , f . vw- -- .12-If f S: ' ' ' ff? . :1f2,f'2'Xf. I ' E: 4'5i f 31 :ia . 3- .- . 'V FRANK IRVINE, B.S., LL.B., Director of the College of Law, and Dean of the Faculty. Professor of Practice and Procedure B.S., Cornell. Quill and Dagger. X 07. Fllarultg WILLIAM ALBERT FINCH, A.B., Professor of Law A.B., Cornell, 1880. A X, W B K. EDWIN HAMLIN WOODRUFF, LL.B., Professor of Law LL.B., Cornell, 1888. WILLIAM LINCOLN DREW, BS., LL.B., Professor of Law BS., University of Iowa, 1889, LL.B., 1892. ALFRED HAYES, JR., A.lVl., LL.B., Professor of Law A.B., Princeton, 1895, All., Princeton, 1898, LL.B., Columbia, 1898. Q K W, Q B K, CHARLES TRACEY STAGG, LL.B., Assistant Professor of Law LL.B., Cornell, IQO2. dl A CD. JUDGE GEORGE C. HOLT,A.B., LL.B., LL.D., Lecturer on the Law of Shipping and Admiralty. WILLIAM MACOMBER, A.B., Lecturer on the Patent Laws of the United States. WILLIAM H. HOTCHKISS, A.B., Lecturer on the United States Bankruptcy Act. ALEXANDER H. R. FRASER, LL.B., Librarian. A ' cf' . ,, -' ,-E Q ee.. f -, . I ZX - ' x ' lf I f A ' if' -EE 5 A 5 -by II if -il. fl, f ' H i t Qt 61 25 TH EL QOLLE. . 41 2- ,J -A , .ff ' '37 ' ,. . ff , ff ' Q5 If ' - Q W. ' -4 f mw4f'.fP2': I . 1 -' 14 , H. A EY f i--1 -v I .. Q: '+. - ' V' ' .A f - 'V f-.f - :.. 1' 3 - ,,,,,, , M. f. an 1- ,,. V -. 1... 'I , ef W.-., , V, is ,va-1 5:1 .. 54, . 1 A., ,. - ,. u, ., ,M .. ,, -7.1 f .-.J i.. . ., ' - -H f . ' I . aj I ,5 11 -:ea . . .17 . f ' Fivb 1, , '- 1' f' Hf.-Jf f,f .f9,' ' ' 1 C' SL . , 43 a . ,G 4. . .14-96 U.. . ..'. a- n I 19'k.7f1f f. . I ,ff-'Z iii - W al p 1 . , 1, , --1.. ,, ., ' A 1, ,ji rf u , N5 V ' ' ,,, v - . 1 I .2 ,. 'I Ii- .4 -vi L -if if f -' ' - H -J 12- if '-N, ,:: ., k f . - A V--Lf - 7-7--ffm - . ,f,,,a1g- Q 'ff -iw, M223 A . -. ...if-- A . -r .tv WILLIAM MECKLENBURG POLK, M.D., LL.D., Director of Cornell Uni- versity Medical College and Professor of Clinical Surgery, Department of Gynecology, Gynecologist to Bellevue Hospital, and Obstetrician to Emergency Lying-in-Hospital M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, 1869, LL.D., University of the South, 1892, l.L.D., Columbia, 1904.. Consulting Physician to Saint Lukels Hospi- tal, to Saint Vincent's Hospital, to New York Lying-in-Hospital, to Trinity Hospital. Ellarulig in New ljnrk AUSTIN FLINT, LL.D., M.D., Professor Emeritus of Physiology, Consult- ing Physician to Bellevue Hospital, President of the Consulting Medi- cal Board of the Manhattan Hospital for the Insane, Member A.A.A.S. M.D., Jefferson Nledical College, 1857, LL.D., 1885. A K K, FREDERIC L. DENNIS, A.B., M.D., F.R.C.S., Professor of Clinical Sur- gery, Emeritus, Consulting Surgeon to Bellevue and Surgeon to Saint Vincentls Hospital A.B., Yale, 1872, M.D., Bellevue Hospital Medical College. U7 la. CHARLES HUNTOON KNIGHT, A.M., M.D., Professor of Laryngology and Rhinology, Emeritus, Consulting Surgeon to Manhattan Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital AB., Williams, 1871, A.M., 1878, Columbia, 1874. J T, A K K. LEWIS ATTERBURY STIMSON, A.B., M.D., LL.D., Professor of Surgery, Consulting Surgeon to Bellevue Hospital, Surgeon to New York and Hudson Street Hospitals A.B., Yale, 1863, M.D., Bellevue Hospital Medical College, 1874.5 LL.D., Yale, 1900. RUDOLPH AUGUST WIT'FHAUS, A.M., M.D., Professor of Chemistry, Toxi- cology and Medical Jurisprudence A.B., Columbia, 1867, A.M., 1868, M.D., University of New York, 1875, J WILLIAM GILMAN THOMPSON, Ph.B., M.D., Professor of Medicine, Visit- ing Physician to Presbyterian and Bellevue Hospitals Pli.B., Yale, S.S.S., 1877, M.D., Columbia, College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1881. ,- ,A .I 'LQA E. 26 GEORGE WOOLSEY, A.B., M.D., Professor of Anatomy and Clinical Sur- gery, Surgeon to Bellevue Hospital, Associate Surgeon to Presbyterian Hospital AB., Yale, 1881, NLD., Columbia, College of Physicians anal Surgeons, 1885, Surgeon to Presbyterian and Bellevue Hospitals. 41 A7 f. JAMES CLIFTON EDGAR, Ph.B., A.M., M.D., Professor of Obstetrics, Ob- stetrician to Bellevue Hospital, Obstetric Surgeon to Manhattan Ma- ternity Hospital and Dispensary, Consulting Obstetrician to the City Hospital Pl1.B., Lafayette, 1882, A.B., 1884, A.M., 1886, h l.D., New York University, 1885. Z Ti, W fl .ff IAMES ENVING, A.M., M.D., Professor of Pathology A.B., Amherst, 1888, A.Nl., 1891, NPD., Columbia, College of Physicians and Sur- geons, 1891. J ig w .1 3, fp 13 K. GRAHANI LUSK, Ph.B., Columbia, 1887, A.M., Yale, 1896, Professor of Physiology Pl1.D., Munich, 1891, SOD., Yale, IQOR, lf.R.S., flfdinj, FRANK SHERMAN MEAIKA, AB., Ph.D., M.D., Professor of Therapeutics and' Clinical Medicine, Associate Attending Physician to Saint Luke's Hospital and Visiting Physician to Bellevue Hospital A.B., Yale, 1890, M.D., Columbia, College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1895. IRVING SAMUEL HAYNES, Ph.B., M.D., Professor of Applied Anatomy, Sur- geon to Harlem Hospital Ph.B., Wlesleyan, 1885, M.D., New York University, 1887. J K E, ID A7 If FREDERICK GWYER, M.D., Professor of Operative and Clinical Surgery, Surgeon to Beth Israel Hospital NTD., New York University, 1883. fp A7 lj. BERTRAM HENRY BUXTON, B. A., M. D., Professor of Experimental Pathology B.A., Cambridge, England, 1874, M.D., New York University, ISQI. 0 A 5. THOMAS WOOD HASTINGS,A.B., M.D., Professor of Clinical Pathology, Assistant Visiting Physician to Bellevue Hospital A.B., Johns Hopkins, 1894, M.D., 1898. U7 K W. ROBERT ANTHONY HATCHER, Ph.G., M.D., Professor of Pharmacology and Materia Medica WARREN COLEMAN, A.M., M.D., Professor of Clinical Medicine and Ap- plied Pharmacology, Physician to Bellevue Hospital A.B., Kentucky University, 1888, A.M., 1889, New York University, 1891. 0 ff fl. WILLIAM JAMES ELSER, M.D., Professor of Bacteriology M.D., Bellevue Hospital Medical College, 1895. 0 .4 .ff 37 SILAS P, BEEBE, B.S., Ph.D., M.S., M.D., Professor oflfxperimental Thera- peutic Ph.D., Yale, 1904, M.S., Yale, 1902, B.S., Valparaiso, 1896, Harvard, 1900, M.D., Cornell, 1909. CHARLES LANGDON GIBSON, A.B., M.D., Assistant Professor of Surgery and Professor of Clinical Surgery, Surgeon to Saint Luke's and City Hospitals, Membre de l'Association Francaise de Chirurgie A.B., Harvard, 1886, M.D., 1889. A K K. JOSEPH EDCIL WINTERS, M.D., Professor of Clinical Medicine, Depart- ment of Pediatrics, Physician to Willard Parke Hospital M.D., New York University, 1872. di A .ff CHARLES STEDMAN BULL, A.M., M.D., Professor of Clinical Surgery, De- partment of Ophthalmology, Surgeon to New York Eye and Ear Infirmary, Consulting Ophthalmic Surgeon to Saint Luke's and Presby- terian Hospitals, and Saint Maryls Hospital for Children AB., Columbia, 1864, A.M., 1867, M.D., 1368. NEWTON MELMAN SHAFFER, M.D., Professor of Clinical Surgery, Depart- ment of Orthopedic Surgery, Surgeon-in-Chief to the New York State Hospital for the care of the Crippled and Deformed Children, Consult- ing 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. CHARLES LOOMIS DANA, A.M., M.D., LL.D., Professor of Clinical Medi- cine, Department of Diseases of the Nervous System, Physician to Bellevue Hospital and to the Montefiore Home, Neurologist to Woman's Hospital, Consulting Alienist to Manhattan State Hospital A.B., Dartmouth, 1872, A.lVf., 1875, NLD., Columbia, 1875, M.D., College of Physi- cians and Surgeons, New York, 1876. Yf li, N Z' N, 0 B K. ACSAMUEL ALEXANDER, A.M., M.D., Professor of Clinical Surgery, Depart- ment of the Diseases of the Genito-Urinary System, Surgeon to Belle- vue Hospital and to the Montefiore Home A.B., Princeton, 1879, A.M., 1882, Bellevue Hospital Nledical College. GEORGE THOMPSON ELLIOTT, 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. J K E. FREDERICK WHITING, A.M., M.D., Professor of Clinical Surgery, Depart- ment of Otology, Aural Surgeon to New York Eye and Ear Infirmary, and Surgeon to Saint Bartholomew's Clinic A.M., Amherst, 1882, M.D., Long Island College Hospital, 1885. fDied, November 29, 1910. 28 AUGUST HOCH,M.D., Professor of Clinical Medicine, Department of Psychopathology JAMES EDWIN NEWCOMB, A.B., M.D., Professor of Clinical Surgery, De- partment of Laryngology and Rhinology M.D., Columbia, College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1883. ALEXANDER LAMBERT, A.B., Ph.D., M.D., Professor of Clinical Medicine, Physician to Bellevue Hospital A.B., Yale, 1881, Pl1.B., 1885, M.D., Columbia, 1888. A K E, fp A 5. CHARLES EDWARD NAMMACK, Ph.B., M.D., LL.D., Professor of Clinical Medicine, Physician to Bellevue Hospital, Visiting Physician to Saint Vincent's Hospital Ph.B., Saint Francis Xavier's, New York, 1878, M.D., Bellevue Hospital Nledical Cole lege, 1881, LL.D., Fordham, 1908. PERCIVAL RANNEY BOLTON, Ph.B., M.D., Professor of Clinical Surgery, Surgeon to NeW York Hospital Ph.B., Yale, 1886, lX'l.D., Columbia, 1890. W ff E. LEWIS ATTERBURY CONNER, Ph.B., M.D., Professor of Clinical Medicine, Physician to the New York and Hudson Street Hospitals PAB., Yale, 1887, M.D., Columbia, I8QO. A A 2. JOHN AUGUsTUs HARTWELL, Ph.B., M.D., Professor of Clinical Surgery, and Surgeon to Bellevue Hospital, Assistant Surgeon to Presbyterian Hospital Ph.B., Yale, 1889, M.D., Columbia, 1892. 0 A 2. WILLIAM B. COLEY, B.A., M.D., Professor of Clinical Surgery, Surgeon to General Memorial Hospital and Associate Surgeon to Hospital for Ruptured and Crippled B.A., Yale, 1884, M.D., Harvard, 1888. JOHN ROGERS, A.B., Ph.B., M.D., Professor of Clinical Surgery, Surgeon to Bellevue and Saint Francis Hospitals A.B., Yale, 1887, Pl1.B., 1888, M.D., Columbia, 1891. KP A 2. JOSEPH FRAENKEL, M.D., Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine, De- partment of Neurology: Consulting Alienist and Neurologist Bellevue and Har Moriah Hospitals, Attending Physician NeW York Neuro- logical lnstitute M.D., Imperial Royal University of Vienna, 1889. NZ' N. OTTO HENRY SCHULTZE, A.B., M.D., Assistant Professor of Pathological Anatomy, President Pathological Society, New York A.B., College of the City of New York, 1886, M.D., Columbia, 1889. .4 K E, A K K. 3 29 JEREMIAH SWEETSER FERGUSON, IVI.S., M.D., Assistant Professor of His- tology and Secretary to the Faculty B.S., University of Maine, 1889, M.S., 1892, M.D., New York University, 1892. K Z, CP A Z. JAMES C. JOHNSTON, AB., M.D., Assistant Professor of Clinical Surgery, Department of Dermatology AB., Johns Hopkins, 1890, M.D., New York University, I8Q2. A K K, B 6 H. JOHN R. MURLIN, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Physiology CHARLES RUPPERT STOCKARD, B.S.,M.S., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Embryology and Experimental Morphology CHARLES GEORGE LEWIS WOLF, A.B., C.M., M.D., Assistant Professor of Chemistry B.A., University of Manitoba, 1890, M.D., 1894, C.M., McGill University, 1896. JOHN CUTLER TORREY, AB., Ph.B., Assistant Professor of Experimental Pathology and Lecturer on Hygiene WILLIAM C. THEO, B.S.A., A.M., M.D., Cornell, 1907, Assistant Professor of Clinical Pathology STANLEY BENEDICT, M.D., Assistant Professor of Chemical Pathology MAX GUSTAV SCHLAPP, M.D., Lecturer on Pathology and Instructor in Histology and Pathology of the Nervous System, Physician to the City Almshouse M.D., Berlin, 1897 Crumma rum Iaudej. A K K. ELLSWORTH ELIOT, BA., M.D., Lecturer on Surgery B.A., Yale, 1884, M.D., Columbia, College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1887. LOUIS WARNER RIGGS, A.M., Ph.D., Instructor in Chemistry and in Ex- perimental Therapeutics A.M., University of Maine, 1885, PILB., Illinois VVesleyan, 1887, Ph.D., 1894. K 2, A7 2' N. ISRAEL STRAUSS, M.D., Ph.D., Instructor in Gross and Microscopical Anat- omy of the Nervous System A.B., Brown, 1894, M.D., Columbia, 1898, A.M., 1898. HAROLD C. BAILEY, M.D., Instructor in Obstetrics M.D., Cornell, 1903. WESLEY M. BALDWIN, AB., A.M., Instructor in Anatomy AE., Cornell, AM. P A, N 2 N, 2 5, A Q A. RUSSELL L. CECIL, M.D., Instructor in Pathological Anatomy JOHN WILLIAMS COE, Ph.B., M.D., Assistant in Clinical Pathology Ph.B., Yale, 1893, M.D., Johns Hopkins, 1898. 30 ELIZABETH A. COOKE, Ph.D., Assistant in Experimental Therapeutics ROBERT A. COOKE, M.D., Assistant in Experimental Therapeutics M.D., Columbia, College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1904. HAROLD DEWOLF, M.D., Instructor in Medicine lW.D., Cornell. N 2' N. WILLIAM AUGUSTUS DOWNES, M.D., Instructor in Clinical Surgery M.D., Columbia, 1895. . J EUGENE E. DUBOIS,A.B.,M.D., Instructor in Clinical Medicine and Applied Pharmacology A.B., Harvard, 1903, M.D., Columbia, College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1906. WILLIAM DUNN, Assistant in Experimental Therapeutics and Micropho- tography THOMAS I-I. EVANS, M.D., Assistant in Clinical Pathology ELISE L. ESPERANCE, M.D., Assistant in Pathology and Librarian CHARLES E. FARR, M.D., Assistant in Anatomy M.D., Yale, 1903. LAWRENCE W. FAMULENER, M.D., Assistant in Bacteriology E. Ross FAULKNER, AB., M.D., P.R.C.S., Instructor in Surgical Pathology M.R.C.S., IQO6, F.R.C.S., 19o7, England. B. FELDSTEIN, M.D., Assistant in Experimental Therapeutics JAMES BELDEN GERE, M.D., Assistant in Neuropathology M.D., Bellevue Hospital Medical College, 1896. lp A 2. MALCOLM GOODRIDGE, M.D., Instructor in Therapeutics M.D., Columbia, College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1898. JOHN PRESCOTT GRANT, M.D., M.R.C.S., Instructor in Operative Surgery M.D., McGill, 1885, M.R.C.S., London, 19oo. JAMES R. GREER, Ph.D., Assistant in Physiology J. E. GUDERNATSCH, Instructor in Embryology and Experimental Mor- phology GEORGE DEMPSTER I-IAMLEN, A.M., M.D., Instructor in Obstetrics A.B., Wesleyan, 18885 A.M., ISQIS M.D., New York University, 1890. A1 K E, KD A 2. JAMES MORLEY HITZROT, AB., M.D., Instructor in Surgery A.B., Princeton, 1897, M.D., Johns Hopkins, 1901. CD A Z. BERT RAYMOND HOOBLER,A.M., M.D., Instructor in Clinical Pathology M.D., Cornell, 1905. 31 FRANK M. HUNTOON, M.D., Instructor in Bacteriology M.D., Cornell, IQO3. FREDERICK L. KEAYS, A.B., M.D., Instructor in Physical Diagnosis BURTON JAMES LEE, Ph.B., M.D., Demonstrator of Anatomy, Surgeon- in-Chief Presbyterian Hospital Dispensary, Assistant Surgeon to Belle- vue Hospital Ph.B., Yale, I8Q4g M.D., Columbia, 1898. U7 A E. HENRY THoMAs LEE, M.D., Assistant in Pathology NLD., College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, 1898. J. T. MCCLENDON, Assistant in Histology SAMUEL MILBANK, M.D., Instructor in Applied Pharmacology M.D., Cornell, 1904. CD fl ALBERTUS E. ADAIR MOORE, M.D., Instructor in Obstetrics, Assistant Visiting Surgeon Bellevue Hospital, Postgraduate Hospital Lying-in Department of Manhattan Maternity M.D., University of South, 1895, S.C. Medical, 1896. WALTER LINDSAY NILES, NLD., Instructor in Medicine and Physical Diag- nosis, Adjunct-Assistant Physician Bellevue Hospital Cornell, 1900, NLD., Cornell, IQO2. CD A 5. l CHARLES TORRIS, Ph.B., M.D., Demonstrator in Pathological Anatomy Ph.B., Yale, 1888, M.D., Columbia, College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1892. NATHANIEL R. NORTON, Ph.B,, M.D., Instructor in Medicine, Adjunct- Assistant Physician Bellevue Hospital Ph.B., Yale, 1891, M.D., Columbia, College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1894. dl A 5, O P O. E. OSTERBERG, Assistant in Chemistry ALFRED RAHE, Assistant in Experimental Pathology JOHN H. RICHARDS, M.D., Assistant in Clinical Pathology M.D., Cornell, 1905. fp A 2. J. A. RICHE, Assistant in Physiology WILLIAM H. SHELDON, M.D., Assistant in Medicine MONTGOMERY HUNT SICARD, B.S., M.D., Instructor in Physical Diagnosis BS., Princeton, 1894, M.D., Columbia, 1898. ELEANOR VAN NEss VAN ALSTYNE, PLS., Assistant in Experimental Thera- peutics B.S., University of Chicago, 1906. 32 GEORGE GRAY WARD, JR., M.D., Instructor in Gynecology, Gynecologist New York and Post-Graduate Hospital, Consulting Gynecologist Italian Hospital and Monmouth Memorial, Long Branch, N. M.D., Long Island College Hospital, I8QI. W A7 I. CHARLES E. S. WEBSTER, IR., B.A., M.D., Instructor in Clinical Thera- peutics M.D., Columbia, College of Physicians and Surgeons, IQO2. X RICHARD WEIL, M.D., Instructor in Experimental Therapeutics and in Pharmacology and Materia Medica M.D., Columbia, College of Physicians and Surgeons, IQOO. HORATIO B. WILLIAMS, A.B., M.D., Assistant in Physiology M.D., Syracuse, 1905. ARTHUR S. ARMSTRONG, A.B., M.D., Clinical Instructor in Surgery M.D., Cornell, I9O4. CHARLES CLIFFORD BARROWS, A.M., M.D., Clinical Instructor in Surgery, Department of Gynecology, Assistant Gynecologist to Bellevue Hos- pital, Surgeon to Manhattan Maternity Hospital and Dispensary and I-Iar Moriah Hospital, Associate Surgeon to WOman'S Hospital, Con- sulting Surgeon to New Rochelle and Peekskill Hospitals M.D., University of Virginia, 1879, New York University, 1880. Z W. FRANKLIN THOMAS BURKE, M.D., Clinical Instructor in Surgery, Depart- ment of Laryngology and Rhinology M.D., Long Island College Hospital, 1898. LEROY BROUN, M.D., Clinical Instructor in Surgery, Department of Gyne- cology M.D., Vanderbilt University, 1887. C. MACPHIE CAMPBELL, M.D., Clinical Instructor in Medicine, Depart- ment of Psychopathology JOHN HERBERT CLAIBORNE, M.D., Clinical Instructor in Surgery, De- partment of Ophthalmology M.D., University of Virginia, 1883. 40 A 2. FRANCIS CRUGER EDGERTON, M.D., Clinical Instructor in Sergury, De- partment Of Diseases of the Genito-Urinary System M.D., Columbia, 1898. Yf In, QD A 2. ALBERT C. GEYSER, M.D., Clinical Instructor in Radiography and Radio- therapy lVI.D., Bellevue Hospital Medical College, 1896. ARCHIBALD EZEKIEL ISAACS, M.D., Clinical Instructor in Surgery M.D., New York University, 1886. 33 RQAFOSTER KENNEDY, M.D., Clinical Instructor ini Medicine, Depart- ment of Neurology GEORGE I-I. KIRBY, B.S., M.D., Clinical Instructor in Medicine, Depart- ment of Psychopathology M.D., Long Island College Hospital, Broolclyn,lN. Y., 1899. ALEXANDER S. LEVERTY, M.D., Clinical Instructor in Medicine, Depart- ment of Diseases of the Nervous System - M.D., Columbia, College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1889. GEORGE BIRMINGHAM MCAULIFFE, A.B., M.D., Clinical Instructor in Surgery, Department of Qtology M.D., Columbia, College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1888. A K K. DAVID W. MCKENZIE, M.D., Clinical Instructor in Surgery, Department of Genito-Urinary Surgery JOHN JOSEPH NUTT, B.I.,., M.D., Clinical Instructor in Surgery, De- partment of Orthopedic Surgery B.I.,., Dartmouth, 1894, M.D., New York University, 1897, Cornell, 1898. HENRY PEARSON, M.D., Instructor in Anaesthesia University of Alabama, I8QQg M.D., Cornell, 1903. A K E. PERCY W. ROBERTS, M.D., Clinical Instructor in Surgery, Department of Orthopedics I. M.D., Boston University, 1894. ROBERT GRIGG REESE, Ph.G., M.D., Clinical Instructor in Surgery, De- partment of Qphthalmologyg Assistant Surgeon to New York Eye and Ear Infirmary, Qphthalmic Surgeon to the Workhouse and Almshouse Hospitals Ph.G., Maryland College of Pharmacy, 1887, M.D., New York University, 1891. CD A Z. I-IANs SCHWARTZ,,'M.D., Clinical Instructor in Surgery, Department of Dermatology M.D., McGill, 1898. ' WILLIAM SHANNON, A.B., M.D., Clinical Instructor in Medicine, Depart- ment of Diseases of Children A.B., New York University, 1885, M.D., 1889. ID A Z. VICTOR CoRsE THORNE, Ph.B., M.D., LLB., Clinical Instructor in Sur- gery, Department of the Genito-Urinary System Ph.B., Yale, 1894, M.D., Cornell, 1902. WILLIAM D. TYRRELL, M.D., Clinical Instructor in Medicine, Department of Pediatrics INI.D., Northwestern University, 1899. 34- EARLE CONNER,M.D., Clinical Instructor in Surgery, Department of Otology M.D., New York University, 1881. Q SAMUEL MORLEY EVANS, M.D., Clinical Assistant in Medicine, Depart- ment Of Pediatrics M.D., Columbia, College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1895. GEORGE W. KUNZ, M.D., Clinical Assistant in Surgery, Department of Gtology M.D., Bellevue Hospital Medical-College, 1887. WALTER C. MONTGOMERY, M.D., Clinical Assistant in Surgery, Depart- ment of Laryngology and Rhinology M.D., Columbia, College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1900. THOMAS A. MULCAHY, M.D., Clinical Assistant in Surgery, Department of Gtology M.D., Columbia, College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1901. NATHAN S. ROBERTS, M.D., Clinical Assistant in Surgery, Department of Otology TOYOHIKO CAMPBELL TAKAMI, M.D., Clinical Assistant in Surgery, De- partment of Diseases Of the Genito-Urinary System M.D., Cornell, 1906. Glhiefa uf Eirfpenaarg Sviaif Eepnrtmriit nf illlirhirine GEGRGE D. HAMLEN, M.D., Department of Gynecology FRANCIS C. EDGERTON, M.D., Department of Genito-Urinary Diseases, Department of Neurology I. PRESCOTT GRANT, M.D., Department of Surgery GEORGE H. KIRBY, M.D., Department of Psychopathology JAMES C. JOHNSTON, M.D., Department of Dermatology GEORGE B. MCAULIFFE, M.D., Department of Otology FRANKLIN T. BURKE, M.D., Department of Laryngology J. THORN WILSON, Managing Clerk of the College JESSIE P. ANDRESEN, Stenographer to the Medical College MILTON E. HARRIS, Assistant 35 Elizrrulig in Eliharu SIMON HENRY GAGE, B.S., Professor of Histology and Embryology, Emeri- tus B.S., Cornell, 18771 A It, .Q It to. ABRAM TUCKER KERR, B.S., M.D., Secretary of the Medical College at Ithaca, Professor of Anatomy B.S., Cornell, 18955 M.D., University of Buffalo, 1897. B 0 U, N 2' N, I Q. WILLIAM RIDGELY ORNDORFF, A.B., Ph.D., Professor of Organic Chemistry A.B., Johns Hopkins, 1884, PED., 1887. N 2 N. BENJAMIN FREEMAN KINGSBURY, Ph.D., M.D., Professor of Histology and Embryology A.B., F.A.A.A.S., Buchtel College, 1893, M.S., Cornell, 1894, Ph.D., 1895. 0 Ll 0, N E N, I E. SUTHERLAND SIMPSON, M.D., D.Sc., Professor of Physiology ANDREW HUNTER, M.A., B.Sc., M.B., Ch.B., Assistant Professor of Bio- chemistry MELVIN DRESBACH, M.S., M.D., Assistant Professor of Physiology lVI.S., Ohio State, M.D., Ohio Medical University. ,S E, N ,fl N. J. PARSONS SCHAEFFER, A.B., M.D., Assistant Professor of Anatomy B.E., M.E., Keystone Normal, G.Emb., United States College of Embalming, lVI.D., University of Pennsylvania. A. A., .Q In Q, .S E. WILLIAM ATWooD HILTON, B.S., Ph.D., Instructor in Histology and Em- bryology EDSON HOYT NICHOLS, A.B., Instructor in Chemistry HARRY WELDAY MAYES, B.S., Assistant in Physiology MAURICE HOPE GIVENS, Ph.B., Instructor in Biochemistry JAMES A. BADERTSCHER, A.M., Assistant in Histology and Embryology PHILIP EDWARD SMITH, B.S., Assistant in Histology and Embryology SIDNEY WINTERS SHATTUCK, A.B., Assistant in Chemistry O16 Mx' xg gl il I llllllmf n lull' f W J- I ' 'xiii' A ' I 6 0 :. A '. 1 'lit'-V I --. I Tw ntl - '-' I I l ff '..i5.!i . ,JE 36 HY JTAT I ,I.,,F3C7F A fi ff f' t VERANUS ALVA MOORE, B.S., M.D., Director of the State Veterinary Col- lege and Professor of Comparative Pathology and Bacteriology, and of Meat Inspection B.S., Cornell, 18875 M.D., Columbian University, 1890. fl? 2' K, N f IV, .Z 5. Iliarulig JAMES LAW, F.R.C.V.S., Professor of Principles and Practice of Veterinary Medicine, Emeritus SIMON HENRY GAGE, B.S., Professor of Histology B.S., Cornell, 1877. 11 In, .Q In Q, Emeritus. WALTER LONG WILLIAMS,V.S., Professor of Principles and Practice of Veterinary Surgery, Obstetrics, Zootechny, and Jurisprudence V.S., Montreal Veterinary College, 1879. 2 E. PIERRE AUGUSTINE FISH, D.Sc., D.V.M., Professor of Veterinary Com- parative Physiology, and Secretary of the Faculty B.S., Cornell, ISQOQ D.Sc., 1894.3 D.V.M., 1899. 2 E. GRANT SHERMAN HOPKINS, D.Sc,, D.V.M., Professor of Veterinary Anat- omy and Anatomical Methods B.S., Cornell, 18893 D.Sc., 18935 D.V.M., 19oo. KD I K, 2 E. DENNIE HAMMOND UDALL, B.S.A., D.V.M., Professor of Principles and Practices of Veterinary Medicine, and Sanitary Science SAMUEL HOWARD BURNETT,A.B., M.S., D.V.M., Assistant Professor of Comparative Pathology and Bacteriology A.B., Cornell, 18925 M.S., 18965 D.V.M., 1902. Z E. HOWARD JAY MILKS, D.V.M., Assistant Professor of Therapeutics and Small Animal Clinic JAMES NATHAN FROST, D.V.M., Instructor in Surgery WILLIAM HUTCHENS BOYNTON, D.V.M., Instructor in Bacteriology ELMER GEORGE PETERSON, B.S., A.M., Instructor in Bacteriology EARL SUNDERVILLE, D.V.M., Instructor in Veterinary Anatomy 37 CHARLES ERNEST HAYDON, Assistant in Veterinary Physiology CHAUNCEY E. COOK, D.V.M., Assistant in Therapeutics and Small Animal Clinic FREDERIC KOENIG, D.V.M., Assistant in Veterinary Medicine CHARLES MILLER, D.V.M., Assistant in Veterinary Anatomy FREDERICK GOWDEN JONES, D.V.M., Assistant in Research Work in the Study of Diseases of Poultry ADOLPH BERG, Hospital lnterne CLIFFORD PENNY FITCH, B.S., M.S., Student Assistant in Laboratory Diagnosis . RUDOLPH RAY BOLTON, Ph.B., Student Assistant in Bacteriology and Pathology ALEX. SCHLESINGER, JR., Student Assistant in Veterinary Physiology and Pharmacology HELENA HARRIET HAIGHT, A.B., Clerk of the College ALLEN THOMAS, Librarian of the Roswell P. Flower Library HENRY HIRAM WING, M.S., Professor of Animal Husbandry LOUIS MUNROE DENNIS, Ph.B., B.S., Professor of Inorganic Chemistry BENJAMIN FREEMAN KINGSBURY, Ph.B., M.D., Professor of Histology and Embryology ARTHUR WESLEY BROWNE, M.S., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Inorganic and Analytical Chemistry WILLIAM ALBERT RILEY, B.S., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Entomology WILLIAM ATWOOD HILTON, Ph.D., Instructor in Histology and Embryology T. W. B. WELSH, Instructor in Chemistry EDSON HOYT NICHOLS, A.B., Instructor in Chemistry ARTHUR EARL HOULEHAN, A.B., Assistant in Chemistry C. H. WATERS, A.B., Assistant in Histology and Embryology THEODORE F. MEAD, A.B., Assistant in Histology and Embryology . E in f A 38 TI-Ili COE: E65 OF aft.--L. CLARENCE AUGUSTINE MARTIN, Director of the College of Architecture I .,. ,.,.. QM. ,,., .. i v M M Hi f E 1 I . I tt t G , ,g,., ri, Oz' 1 I .. ' , ,.,,, 5 ' . A.I.A. F.A.I.A. W F J. 3 Ellzxrultg THE REVEREND-3 CHARLES BABCOCK,A.M., Professor of Architecture, Emeritus A.B., Union College, 1847, AM., 1850. H.M.A.I.A., H.C.M.R.I.B.A. W Y. JEAN HEBRARD, A.D.G., Professor of Architecture, in charge of Design OLAF MARTINUS BRAUNER, Professor of Drawing and Painting ALBERT CHARLES PHELPS, B.S.,M.Arch., Assistant Professor of Archi- tecture, Secretary of the Faculty of Architecture B.S., University of Illinois, 1894, M.Arch., IQO3Q A.I.A. T B H. GEORGE YoUNG,fJR., B.Arch., Assistant Professor of the Theory of Con- struction HIRAM SAMUEL GUTSELL,iAB,P., A.M., Instructor in Freehand Drawing and Modeling GEORGE RAY CHAMBERLAIN, M.E., Instructor in Freehand Drawing GEORGE ROGER THOMPSON, B.Arch., M.S. in Arch., Instructor in Archi- tecture CHRISTIAN MIDJO, Instructor in Freehand Drawing JOSEPH M. KELLOGG, B.Arch., Instructor in Architecture WILLIAM H. HUMPHREY, B.Arch., Assistant in Architecture l 5 39 9 ff 'J C A ,,,, , Pi- -' , -2. I 94,9-t f- . E ' ' ig .. f A. . . Q ' V... I . ,QF-N . N ' f ' ' ' ' 92 , .- C - A 4. ', 4-5 27.7 ' . '4- i '-' fv .r 5 C7121 QVLTVQ i if . ,,., , - . LIBERTY HYDE BAILEY, MS., LLD., Director of the College of Agricul- ture, Dean of the Faculty B.S., lVlichigan Agricultural College, I882g lVl.S., 1885. 0 J 0. Hnrulig ISAAC PHILLIPS ROBERTS, lVl.Agr., Professor of Agriculture, Emeritus lVl.Agr., State Agricultural College, Iowa, 1878. OHN HENRY COMSTOCK, B.S., Professor of Entomolo and General gy Invertebrate Zoology B.S., Cornell, 1874. A Y, Z E. HENRY HIRAM WING, NLS., Professor of Animal Husbandry B.Agr., Cornell, 18815 lVl.S. in Agr., 1891. f 5. JOHN CRAIG, lVl.S., Professor of Horticulture B.S., Iowa State College, 18985 lVl.S.A., Cornell, I8QQ5 F.R.H.S., F.A.A.A.S. THOMAS LYTTLETON LYON, B.S. in Agr., Professor of Soil Technology HERBERT JOHN WEBBER, lVl.A., Ph.D., Professor of Plant Breeding JOHN LEMUEL STONE, B.Agr., Professor of Farm Practice B.Agr., Cornell, 1874. JAMES EDWARD RICE, B.S. in Agr., Professor of Poultry Husbandry B.S. in Agr., Cornell, 1890. Secretary-Treasurer, International Association of Instruc- tion and Investigation. Z E, A Z. BENJAMIN MINGE DUGGAR, M.S., Ph.D., A.M., Professor of Plant Physiology K A QSouthernJ. GEORGE WALTER CAVANAUGH, B.S., Professor of Chemistry in its Rela- tions With Agriculture B.S., Cornell, 1896. GEORGE NIEMAN LAUMAN, B.S.A., Professor Of Rural Economy B.S.A., Cornell, 1897. 40 HERBERT HICE WHETZEL, A.B., A.M., Professor of Plant Pathology A.lVI. f1n10,fDBK,1fA,55. ' ELMER OTHERISEIN FIPPIN, B.S. in Agr., Professor of Soil Technology A Z. GEOIKCSE FREDERICK WARREN, Ph.D., Professor of Farm Crops and Farm Management B.Sc., University Nebraska, lW.S.A., Cornell, Ph.D., Cornell. lj AV, 2' 5, T WILLIAM ALONZO STOCKING, JR., M.S. in Agr., Professor of Dairy Industry CHARLES SCOON WILSON, A.B., M.S. in Agr., Assistant Professor of Pomology CHARLES HENRY TUCK, Assistant Professor of Extension Teaching A.B., Cornell, IQO6. 41 ,lf ALBERT RUSSELL MANN, B.S.A., Secretary to the College of Agriculture, Registrar, and Professor of Agricultural Editing WILFORD MURRAY WILSON, M.D., Professor of Meteorology Cdetailed by Weather Bureau, United States Department of Agriculturej WALTER TMTULFORD, Professor of Forestry ALEXANDER DYER MACGILLIVIKAY, Ph.B., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Entomology and Invertebrate Zoology Ph.B., Cornell, 1900, ,F ff. ' WILLIAM ALBERT RILEY, B.S., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Entomology B.S., DePauw, I8Q7g Ph.D., Cornell, 1903. Secretary to the Faculty of College of Agri- culture. JAMES GEORGE NEEDHAM, Ph.D., B.S., Assistant Professor of Limnology and General Biology MERRITT WESLEY HARPER, M.S., Assistant Professor of Animal Husbandry B.Sc., Ohio State, 1901, M.S., Illinois, 1902. BRYANT FLEMING, B.S.A., Assistant Professor of Rural Art A CD. WILLIAM CHARLES BAKER, B.S.A., Assistant Professor of Drawing JAMES ADRIAN BIZZELL, Ph.D., B.S., M.S., Assistant Professor of Soil Technology in Federal Experiment Station Ph.D., Cornell, B.S., 18953 IQOO, North Carolina College. F ff, 2' 5. CLARENCE ARTHUR ROGERS, B.S.A., M.S. in Agr., Assistant Professor of Poultry Husbandry AZ. PAUL WHITE, A.B., M.S. in Agr., M.A., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Farm Crops 4.I GLENN WASHINGTON HERRICK, B.S. in Agr., Assistant Professor of Econo- mic Entomology . HOWARD WAIT RILEY, M.E., Assistant Professor of Farm Mechanics CYRUS RICHARD CROSBY, AB., Assistant Professor of Entomological In- vestigations HAROLD ELLIS ROSS, B.S.A., M.S. in Agr., Assistant Professor in Dairy Industry DONALD REDDICK, AB., Ph.D., Assistant Professor in Plant Pathology HARRY HOUSER LOVE, BS., M.A., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Plant Breeding Investigations ARTHUR WITTER GILBERT, BSC., M.S. in Agr., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Plant Breeding ELMER SETH SAVAGE, BS. in Agr., M.S., Assistant Professor in Animal Husbandry LOWELL BYRNS JUDSON,A.B., PLS., Investigator in Eloriculture A T A. CHARLES CLEVELAND I-IEDGES, HS., BA., Instructor in Agricultural Chemistry LEWIS KNUDSON, BS. in Agr., Instructor in Plant Physiology GEORGE ARTHUR CRABB, B.S.A., Instructor in Soil Technology EDWARD RUSSELL MINNS, B.Sc. in Agr., Instructor in Farm Practice and Assistant Superintendent of the College Farms G-EORGE WALTER TAILBY, IR., B.S.A., Superintendent of Live Stock EE. LEWIS JOSEPHUS CROSS, AB., Instructor in Agricultural Chemistry EDWARD SEWALL GUTHRIE, M.S.A., Instructor and Investigator in Dairy Industry KENNETH CARTER LIVERMORE, B.S. in Agr., Instructor in Farm Crops PAUL WORK, AB., BS., Instructor and Investigator in Olericulture MARTIN EDWARD EVANS, BS., Instructor in Farm Mechanics RALPH' HICKS WHEELER, Instructor in Extension Teaching ROY DAVID ANTHONY, PLS. in Agr., Instructor in Pomology LEE BRIGGS COOK, PLS. in Agr., Instructor in Dairy Industry ALICE GERTRUDE MCCLOSKEY, A.B., Lecturer in Nature Study MARTHA VAN RENSSELAER, AB., Lecturer in Home Economics 42 ANNA BOTSFORD COMSTOCK, B.S., Lecturer in Nature Study K A 0, 2 E. FLORA ROSE, B.S., M.A., Lecturer in Horne Economics MRS. HELEN BENKARD YOUNG, B.Arch., lnstructor in Home Economics JOHN WALTON SPENCER, Agent in Extension Work HUGH CHARLES TROY, B.S.A., Assistant in Dairy Laboratory WALTER WAGER HALL, Assistant in Cheese Making WEBSTER EVERETT GRIFFITH, Assistant in Butter Making HARVEY LYON AYRES, Superintendent of Dairy Manufactures CHARLES HERBERT VAN AUKEN, Assistant in Animal Husbandry ADA ELJIVA GEORGIA, Assistant in Nature Study CLARA NIXON, Assistant in Poultry Husbandry MORRIS MICKEY MCCOOL, M.S. in Agr., Assistant in Plant Physiology MORTIER FRANKLIN BARRUS, A.B., Assistant in Plant Pathology LOIS WATSON WING, A.B., Assistant in Dairy Bacteriology K A 0. . HAROLD JOEL CONN, PLS., Assistant in Soil Technology EMMONS WILLIAM LELAND, B.S. in Agr., Assistant in Soil Technology ROBERT MATHESON, B.S.A., M.S. in Agr., Assistant in Entomology JOHN THOMAS LLOYD, A.B., Assistant in Biology ANNA CLEGG STRYKE, A.B., Assistant in Entomology K K F, 2 E. WALTER STANLEY LYON, Assistant in Poultry Husbandry FRANCIS THERON FINCH, Assistant in Poultry Husbandry FRANKLIN STEWART HARRIS, B.S., Assistant in Soil Technology HAROLD M. BOWER, A.M., Assistant in Biology RALPH JOHN GILMORE, A.M., Assistant in Biology GEORGE RICHARD HILL, JR., B.S., Assistant in Plant Physiology ANNA ELIZA JENKINS, A.M., Assistant in Plant Pathology CHARLES TRUMAN GREGORY, B.S.A., Assistant in Plant Pathology ALVIN CASEY BEAL, M.S. in Agr., Assistant in Floriculture SARA MAY BAILEY, A.B., Assistant in Home Economics K XI 9. 43 ANNA DICK, Assistant in Home Economics FRANCES ADDISON WHEELER, Assistant in Nature Study LOUIS MERWIN HURD, Assistant in Poultry Husbandry ROBERT PALMER TRASK, Assistant in Poultry Husbandry WALTER WARNER FISK, B.S.A., Assistant in Dairy lndustry OLIVER WESLEY DYNES, Assistant in Farm Crops HARRY G. BUCKMAN, Assistant in Soil Technology JOHN HARRY PHILLIPS, Assistant in Soil Technology RICHARD ALAN MORDOFF, Assistant Registrar LUCY HARRIET ASHTON, Assistant to the Secretary GEORGE WALTER TAILBY, Foreman of the Farms CHARLES EDWARD HUNN, Gardener GEORGE M. COSH, Gardener tO the Horticultural Department WALTER GARNET CRUM, Superintendent of the Poultry Plant ANDREW JACKSON LAMOUREUX, Librarian HERBERT WILLIAM TEETER, Superintendent of Plant Breeding Garden EDWIN S. DELANY, Clerk LAURA MCLALLEN VAN AUKEN, Clerk in the Department of Dairy In dustry A GILBERT ARTHUR RENNEY, Superintendent of Mailing Rooms .fflljgfiiail-at I I is 5' ' '5 SN G ' fo -V-'W , 1 X- L, l , UQ I W Q -.f 'pl I I , M , R . 5.4. I '.-' - 7 -'fi'- .Bf .'. i.f 44- CJIVIL. . . CAN E,l'fLl2J1'i 1 li EUGENE ELWIN LIASKELL, B.C.E., C.E., Director of the College of Civil Engineering, and Professor of Experimental Hydraulics ,AT.Q. Elltxrultg CHARLES LEE CRANDALL, B.C.E., C.E., Professor of Railroad Engineering B.c.E., C.E., comeii, 1872, M.C.E., 1376, A.M.A.S.C,E. 2 5. IRVING PORTER CHURCH, B.C.E.,C.E., Professor of Applied Mechanics and Hydraulics, in charge of the College Library B.C.E., C.E., Cornell, 18735 M.C.E., 1378. Associate llflember American Society Civil Engineers. .4 If, Z E. HENRY SYLVESTER JACOBY, C.E., Professor of Bridge Engineering C.E., Lehigh, 1877. ir B H, 2 E. HENRY NEELY OoDEN,'C.E., Professor of Sanitary Engineering C.E., Cornell, 1889. Associate Member American Society Civil Engineers. Z' E. DAVID ALBERT MoL1ToR, 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, in charge of the Photographic and Drawing Collections Z T. ERNEST WILLIAM SCHODER,B.S., Assistant Professor of Experimental Hydraulics, in charge of the Hydraulic Laboratory B.S., and B.S. in Mining, University of Washington, IQOOQ Ph.D., Cornell, 1903. A.M. A.s.c.E. to F 41, 2 E. FRED ASA BARNES, C.E., M.C.E., Assistant Professor of Railroad Engi- neering C.E., Cornell, 18975 M.C.E., 1898. A.M.A.S.C.E. ORA MINER LLELAND, B.S., C.E., Assistant Professor of Geodesy and As- tronomy 4 45 MILES ALBION POND, Ph.B., Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering, in charge of Descriptive Geometry Ph.B., Yale, 1895. FRANCIS JOSEPH SEERY, B.S., Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering B.S., Tufts College, A.A.S.C.E., Associate Member Military Service Institution of United States of America. J T J. DONALD DERIcKsoN, C.E., Assistant Professor of Structural Engineering C.E., Dartmouth. Pyramid. .S A E, 0 N E. SAMUEL LATIMER BOOTHROYD, B.S., M.S., Assistant Professor of Topo- graphic and Geodetic Engineering ERNEST W. RETTGER, A.B., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Applied Me- chanics SIDNEY GONZALES GEORGE, C.E., Assistant Professor of Applied Mechan- ics, and Secretary of the College Faculty CHARLES LEOPOLD WALKER, C.E., Assistant Professor of Applied Mechanics C.E., Cornell, 1904. F A. KENNETH BERTRAND TURNER, C.E., M.C.E., Assistant Professor of Hy- draulics C.E., Cornell, 1903, M.C.E., Cornell, 1905. LATTA VANDERION EDWARDS, B.E., Instructor in Civil Engineering C.E., North Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical College. PAUL HALLADAY UNDERWOOD, C.E., Instructor in Topographic and Geo- detic Engineering C.E., Cornell, 1907. ROLAND PARKER DAVIS, S.B., M.C.E., Instructor in Bridge Engineering LEONARD ALEXANDER LAWRENCE, B.S., Instructor in Surveying - JOHN CLARENCE MCCURDY, B.S., Instructor in Surveying RALPH MCLANE BOWMAN, C.E., Instructor in Bridge Engineering EDWARD HOOKER TAYLOR, B.S. in C.E., Instructor in Civil Engineering WILLIAM HARLEY MORRIS, C.E., Instructor in Civil Engineering EDWARD VAHAN BARON, B.S., C.E., Instructor in Civil Engineering EARLE NELSON BURRoWs, C.E., Instructor in Civil Engineering 4.6 THOMAS JEFFERSON SMULL, C.E., lVI.E., Instructor in Civil Engineering NATHAN WASHINGTON DOUGHERTY, B.S. in CE., Instructor in Civil Engi neering GERTRUDE MARSH SANFORD, College Librarian ELEANOR E. ILLSTON, Secretary to the Director LENA K. HAYLET'f, College Stenographer CLINTON D. CASS, Nlechzinician in the College of Civil Engineering 5-3: Q21--EW, , ---i--e fn if ' ll? l A L t u.. . .. ll '- l' ' in svmuuf- 47 LEE ALBERT WILLIAM SMITH B.M.E. M , , .M.E., Director of Sibley College and Professor of Power Engineering, Dean of the Eaculty B.M.E., Cornell, 18785 M.M.E., 1886, 0 A X, Quill and Dagger. iliarulig ROLLA CLINTON CARPENTER, M.S., C.E., M.M.E., LL.D., Professor of Experimental Engineering, in charge of Engineering Research C.E., University ofMichigan, I87 5 M.S. M' ' ' 5 , ichigan Agricultural College, 1877, M.M.E., Cornell, 1888. Member A.S.M.E., A.I.M.E., A.S.H., and V.E. A1 T 11, Z' E. D EXTER SIMPSON KIMBALL, A.B., Professor of Machine Design and Con- struction A.B., Stanford, 1896. Member A.S.M.E. 2 E. HENRY HUTCHINSON NORRIS, M.E., Professor of Electrical Engineering M.E., Cornell, 1896. Member A.I.E.E., A.S.I.R.A. Z E. GEORGE ROBERT MCDERMOTT, Professor of Structural Design Acacia, Andersonian Institute, Member Institute of Naval Architects, London, Insti- tute of Naval Architects, New York, and Institute of Naval Architects, Japan, Engi- neer and Shipbuilders' Institute, Scotland, Associate Technical Maritime, Paris. 2' E. HERMAN DIEDERICHS, M.E., Professor of Experimental Engineering M. E., Cornell, 1897. CP Z K, 2 E. WILLIAM NICHOLS BARNARD, M.E., Professor of Power Engineering, and Secretary of the College M.E., Cornell, 1897. 2' E. VLADIMIR KARAPETOFF , C.E., Professor of Experimental Electrical Engi- neering C.E., Institute of the Ways of Communication, Saint Petersburg, Russia, 1897, Adjunct of Applied Mechanics, 1902. Z' E. CLARENCE FLOYD HIR SHEELD, B,S.,M.M.E., Professor of Power Engi- neering B.S., University of California, IQO25 M.M.E., Cornell, IQO5. Z E. HOWARD DRYSDALE HESS M.E. P , , rofessor of Machine Design M.E., Lehigh. fr B 11, 2 5. 48 EDGAR HARPER WOOD, M.M.E., Professor of Mechanics Of Engineering M.E., Cornell, 1892, 'M.M.E., 1893. I E. GEORGE STANLEY MACOMEER, M.E., Assistant Professor of Electrical En- gineering M.E., Cornell, IQOO. CALVIN DODGE ALBERT, M.E., Assistant Professor of Machine Design WILL MILLER SAWDON, B.S. in M. E., M.M.E., Assistant Professor of Ex- perimental Engineering B.S. in INIE., Purdue University, 1898, lX1I.M.E., Cornell. Z E. WALTER STEBBINS FORD, M.E., Assistant Professor of Electrical Engi- neering M.E., Cornell, 1900. GEORGE BURR UPTON, Assistant Professor of Experimental Engineering M.E., Cornell, 1904, M.M.E., Cornell, 1905. 2 E. FRANK ARTHUR BURR, M.E., Assistant Professor of Power Engineering M.E., Brown. Z' E, 0 2 K. LESLIE DAVID HAYES, M.E., Assistant Professor of Machine Design B.S., New Hampshire State. K Z. SEYMOUR STANTON GARRETT, C.E., Assistant Professor of Mechanics of Engineering JOHN A. WHEELER, M.E., Assistant Professor of Mechanics of Engineering ALBERT EDWARD WELLS, Superintendent of Shops and Instructor in Ma- chine Construction ROBERT LONG DAUGHERTY, A.B., Acting Assistant Professor of Mechan- ics Of Engineering ' IOHN TAINSH WILLIAMS, Instructor in Machine Design CHARLES HOMER TOWER, S.B., Instructor in Electrical Experimental Engineering Worcester Polytechnic Institute, IQO5. WILLIAM EDWARD HOGAN, M.E., Instructor in Electrical Engineering M.E., Sibley College, 1906. FRED HUTTON KROGER, M.S., Instructor in Electrical Experimental En- gineering B.S., University of Colorado, 1904, M.S., University of Colorado, 1905. Z' 0 E. JOHN E. H. DOUGLAS, B.Sc., Instructor in Electrical Engineering M.I.T. ANSON MUNSON HOLCOMB, B.S., Instructor in Electrical Engineering 49 HENRY LIVINGSTON FREEMAN, M.E., Instructor in Machine Design B.S. in Electric Engineering, Georgia School of Technology. CLARENCE WALTER HAM, M.E., B.M.E., Instructor in Machine Design VICTOR RAYMOND GAGE, M.E., Instructor in Experimental Engineering FRANK GIRARD TAPPEN, A.B., M.E., Instructor in Electrical Experimen- tal Engineering B 0 II. JOHN FLOYD STEVENS, PLA., M.E., Instructor in Electrical Engineering TOM BRUCE HYDE, M.E., Instructor in Experimental Engineering ROBERTSON lVlATTHEWS, M.E., Instructor in Power Engineering ALEXANDER DAWES DUBOIS, BS., Instructor in Electrical Engineering FRANK GIBBS ANDERSON, M.E., Instructor in Electrical Engineering DANIEL ROBERT FRANCIS, E.E., B.A., Instructor in Machine Design PRESTON LITTLEPAGE PEACH, M.E., Instructor in Machine Design CHARLES EVERETT TORRANCE,M.E., Instructor in Experimental Engi- neering HERBERT MCNAIR DOUGLAS, M.E., Instructor in Mechanics of Engineering W. RODNEY CORNELL, B.Sc., C.E., Instructor in Mechanics of Engineering ARTHUR GRAHAM BIERMA, M.E.,. Instructor in Experimental Engineering GUY LEROY CURRENT, B.S. ofE.E., Instructor in Experimental Engineering LEROY ALONZO WILSON, M.E., Instructor in Power Engineering WILLIAM ROY WIGLEY, M.E., Instructor in Experimental Engineering HARRY MARK PARMLEY, M.E., Instructor in Power Engineering ARDEN BENJAMIN HOLCOMB, BS., Instructor in Electrical Engineering FRED EDGAR KLINK, M.E., Instructor in Machine Design WILLIAM RAYNER STRAUS, M.E., Instructor in Machine Design MYRON A. LEE, M.E., Instructor in Machine Design CHARLES AZARIAH CARPENTER, M.E., Instructor in Machine Design JEROME ARTHUR FRIED, M.E., Instructor in Mechanics of Engineering CHARLES DUDLEY CORWIN, M.E., Instructor in Machine Design WARREN HOWARD HOOK, M.E., Instructor in Experimental Engineering JOSEPH FRANKLIN PUTNAM, M.E., Instructor in Experimental Engineering STEPHEN REMINGTON WING, lVI.E., Instructor in Experimental Engineering 50 PAUL WHEELER THOMPSON, M.E., Instructor in Power Engineering TOMLINSON CARLILE ULBRICHT, M.E., Instructor in Power Engineering JOHN GEORGE PERTSCH, M.E., Instructor in Electrical Engineering HUNTER MCCLURE, C.E., Instructor in Mechanics of Engineering JAMES EUGENE VANDERHOEF, Foreman in Foundry Acacia. WALTER LISTON HEAD, Foreman of Forge Shop RAYNOR EGBERT SEAMON, Assistant in Wood Shop BIRDETTE NEWTON HOWE, Assistant in Machine Shop HOWARD STANLEY BUSH, Assistant in Wood Shop LEROY HOOPER, Foreman of Wood Shop WARD BROWN SMITH, Assistant in Machine Shop CHARLES ALBERT BROOKS, Assistant in Forge Shop DAVID JOHNS DAVIES, Assistant in Foundry CHARLES HUBERT SWEET, Assistant in Wood Shop JOSEPH CONDIT MCCUNE, Assistant in Machine Design CLARENCE VINCENT ELLIOT, Assistant in Machine Design GEORGE WASHINGTON RACE, Mechanician in Sibley College EDGAR WARREN GREGORY, Mechanician MARGARET ISABELLE COLQUHOUN, Clerk in Experimental Engineering CHARLES ALFRED CULLIGAN, Mechanician FANNY ELMA MIX, Secretary to the Director CHARLES BEDELL, Engineer ROWENA L. SHEPHERD, College Librarian ft L--f -1- - ,, .. 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April April April May May May May ju ne June QOH the Dean Sage Preachership Foundationl 8-I5 l S -9 JOHN R. MoTT, THE REVEREND THE REVEREND THE REVEREND THE REVEREND THE REVEREND THE REVEREND THE REVEREND THE REVEREND THE REVERI-:ND THE REVEREND THE REVEREND THE REVEREND THE REVEREND THE REVEREND THE REVEREND General Secretary World's Student Christian Federation, New York City WILLIAAI L. MCEWAN, D.D., Third Presbyterian Church, Pittsburg, Pa. WILLIAM B. WALLACE, D.D., Baptist Tabernacle, Brooklyn PHILIP S. MoxoM, D.D., Congregationalist, Springfield, Mass. T. HARADA, D.D., President of the Doshisha University, Kyoto, Japan HENRY VAN DYKE, D.D., Presbyterian, Princeton, N. HUGH BIRCKHEAD, St. George's Protestant Episcopal Church, New York City JOHN HAYNES HoLMES, Unitarian, Church of the Messiah, New York City NEWhlAN SMYTH, D.D., First Congregational Church, New Haven, Conn. E. H. HUGHES, D.D., Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church, San Francisco, Cal. ARTHUR H. SMITH, D.D., American Board of Foreign Missions, Tientsin, China LYMAN AEBoTT, D.D., Congregationalist, The Outlook, New York City EDWARD JUDSON, D.D., Memorial Baptist Church, New York City WILLIAIN1 P. MERRILL, D.D., Sixth Presbyterian Church, Chicago, Ill. WILLIAM ELLIOT GRIEFIS, D.D., Congregationalist, Ithaca, N. Y. HUGH BLACK, M.A., Presbyterian, Union Theological Seminary, New York City THE RIGHT REVEREND CHARLES D. WILLIAMS, D.D., LL.D., Episcopalian, Bishop of Michigan, Detroit, Michigan THE REVEREND THE REVEREND THE REVEREND City F. E. CLARK, D.D., President United Society of Christian Endeavor, Boston, Mass. ROBERT A. HUME, D.D., Missionary to India, Springfield, Mass. WILLIAINI F. ANDERSON, D.D., Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church, New York THE RIGHT REVEREND ETHELBERT TALBOT, D.D., Bishop of Bethlehem, South Bethlehem, Pa. TEIE VERY REVEREND S. S. MARQUIS, D.D., Dean of St. Pau1's Cathedral, Detroit, Mich. THE THE REVEREND THE REVEREND HARRX' EMERSON FOSDICK, First Baptist Church, Montclair, N. JOSEPH H. TWICHELL, Asylum Hill Congregational Church, Hartford, Conn. RIGHT REVEREND CHARLES E. WooDcoc1c,D.D., Bishop of Kentucky, Louisville, Ky. BACCALAUREATE SERMON 53 GEORGE WILLIAM HARRIS, Ph.B., Librarian Ph.B., Cornell, 1873. Member of Bibliographical Society Of London, Gutenberg Gesell- schaft, Member of Bibliographical Society of America. ANDREW CURTIS WHITE, A.B., Ph. D.,Assistant Librarian, in charge of Classification A.B., Hamilton, I88IQ Ph.D., Cornell, 1884. hflember A.L.A. WILLARD AUSTIN, Assistant Librarian, in charge of Reference Library Member A.B.S., Member American Library Association, Member New York Library Association, Member Bibliographical Society of America. WILLARD WALDO ELLIS, A.B., LL.B., Curator of the Shelves ELIZABETH SAGE INGERSOLL, Supervisor of the Order Department JENNIE THORNBURG, B.L., Head Cataloger MARGARET FORGUES, B.A., Cataloger CORA AUGUSTA VAN NETTEN, Cataloger MINERVA AUGUSTA STUBBS, Assistant in charge of Periodicals BERTHA WILDER, Assistant in Reference Library ANNA GREGORY, Assistant in Reference Library JOHN CARL FOGLE, Assistant in Reference Library HARRY B. KIRKUP, Assistant in Reference Library GIORGIO DE GRASSIE, Assistant in Reference Library L. L. UTTER, A.B., Assistant in charge of Open Shelf Circulating Library HALLDOR HERMANNSSON, Curator of the Icelandic Collection MARY FOWLER, B.S., Curator of the Petrarch and Dante Collection GEORGE LINCOLN BURR, A.B., LL.D., Librarian of President White Library ALEXANDER HUGH Ross FRASER, LL.B., Librarian of the Law Library THEODORE JOHN THORN, Assistant in Law Library CLAYTON FLOYD MOREY, Assistant in Law Library 54 , W ,.,.............,.,....,. ...., ......,....,-.,.,,. R. ---A-.WM-..a. , . ,, 9 . f JW - 14f ,. A 1- ,ft 'V ' ' ' 3 . .,, A ' v I. . .11- I pa ge x-w wf, fff' ,:'-qx. i,,g,fy - 7, sv. -I .4 f I I A ' ' f riff' ' , wiv 3 . , .. I 1 -W' 315425453-9' 1 11,12 1 . 1 - Q ' - -,A ,J e ' . A. ., - M , ei - ' . H N- . 9 Y I ,1 x 9 i ., . ,N ,,,,. A I ff . 1- . --il 1 4 ...J ' e 'a . 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'fm -313,41 Q .AK ,iv N h K , -N l f K - - A I V ,f A cg 'fx ' -..-:e'f'i1wz' 'f2I.s'.wr-wf:s :'r:w- A ' - ..f.5 .'+.-11'-ff-- f' -Ars. s ..,. , '. . :ef-'f ' fi' a1 4- - Y lffwz' Ia- I W... ,. . . .. - A luke-1.1.-4.e-.. -.AIA-1,s.w,-aw.fI I ' f- -. E . J....' A r EMMONS LEVI WILLIAMS, Treasurer CHARLES DIBBLE BOSTWICK, AB., LL.B., Assistant Treasurer A.B., Cornell, 18925 LL.B., 1894. DAVID FLETCHER HOY, M.S., Registrar B.S., Cornell, 189Ig M.S., 1893. Kig Quill and Dagger. THOMAS TREE, Assistant to the Treasurer ROSCOE CLAUDIUS EDLUND,A.B., President's Secretary and University Publisher A.B., Cornell, 1909. REED BRYANT HAYES, ME., Superintendent of the Electric Service and Steam Heating and Watear Service HARRIET SUTHERLAND, Superintendent of the Cornell InHrmary EDWARD SPRIGG, Superintendent of Buildings 55 THE QUADRANGLE MORSE AND FRANKLIN HALLS THE CADETS COMMENCEMENT DAY T. . 1 5. xv 1 ' 'ww-ag , , 4, , 1 'Q A X ALUMNI WEEK ALUMNI WEEK ELLUWS C - 5 ,:z::3T:1TT:ff.:i?'1:''1'g1',', T' ' ,R A' ' T ' 'g' u if g' ' '- O 'T . ' L,,M-1fggf,11i5fll5Q-Q' 3 rat.-,,.,.,,,w,,T:r,,,. .,,.,L,,, V. ,,..?:, Y ,Y ,, ,:,,.,,,,,,,,, .,,, ,lf ,,,, ,,,,,,. .... ,,,,,,,,.,,?T,,,i,,, , V W-wr ,, :---WM' wr '4ff'f,DUf!Ull6 :twine ' b ra.- ,fri - ,,,, ,,f, - V- A -ffl -I In ce-I 9 i1 O ' , ' V Q2 ,E ',,, Q .. , ', , 3 Hniurrnitg Ellmzllnmn THE CORNELL FELLOWSHIP-ALLAN H. GILBERT, A.B., 1909, A.lVI., 1910 .......... English THE MCGRAW FELLOWSHIP-EVERETT EDGAR KING, B.S., 1901, C.E., IQOQQ MS., IQIOQ A.B., 1910 . . . Civil Engineering THE SAGE FELLOWSHIP-DAVID SHEPARD PRATT, A.B., 1908 Chemistry THE SCHUYLER FELLOWSHIP-HENRY ELLSWORTH EWING, A.B., 1906, A.lVI., 1908 ........ lEntom0logy THE SIBLEY FELLOWSHIP-WALTER CALVIN WAGNER, B.S. in E.E., 1907 ....... Mechanical Engineering TIEHE GOLDWIN SMITH FELLOWSHIP-FREDERICK ADOLPH WOLF, A.B., IQO7, A.M., 1908 ....... Botany THE PRESIDENT WHITE FELLOWSHIP-JOHN ARMOR VEAZEY, A.B., Westminster, IQO2, AB. Cornell, 1906 .... Physics THE ERASTUS BROOKS FELLOWSHIP-LEWIS CLARK COX, A.B. fOhio State Universityb, 1905, A.M., 1907 . . . Mathematics HORACE WHITTIER PEASLEE, B.Arch., IQIO . . . Architecture GEORGE TRVING DALE, A.B., IQIO . , Romance Languages ERNEST HERMAN HESPELT, AB., 1910 . Germanic Languages lVTARTIN JOHN PRUCHA, Ph.B., 1903, MS., 1908 . . Agriculture 62 1gI'PHihP11f 1911112 5flP11Ul1IH.il1 iQiE1D1'Q H1111 151111111111 91121112 GEORGE CLINE SMITH, A.B. QUniversity of Oklahomaj, 1908 FREDERIC CORSS CHURCH, A.B. QC0rnellj, IQOQ24 511211111115 in Iigllliiffill lirnnnmg JAMES GARFIELD STEVENS, Ph.B. QAlfred Universiryj, 1906 VVILLIAM SPRING STEVENS, A.B. QC0lby Collegej, IQO65 A.lV1. CGeOrge Washington Universityj, 1909 311211111115 in 6512211 EIIIII latin CHARLES ERNEST BENNETT, A.B. QAmherst Collegej, 1903 BERTHA CAROLINE PEIRCE, AB. QSwz1rthm0re Collegeb, 1906, AM. CCOrnellj, 1907 51152111 Emu 5111112 311211111115 in 1H11i1n5np11g AUSTIN SOUTHWICK EDWARDS, B.S. CCOlumbia Universityj, 19085 A.lVl. QUniverSity of Minnesotaj, 1910 CHARLES HAMILTON WILLIAMS, A.B. QUniversiry of Missourij, 1907 JAMES REESE LIN, AB. Climory Collegej, 1887, AM. CVanderbilr Uni- versityf, 1896 ignnnrurg 311211131115 ISSA TAN1MURA,Ph.B. CY21l65, 1891, LLB. CDickinsOn Collegej, 182.95 D.C.L., 1905 EDMUND JACOBSON, B.S. CNorthwestern Universityj, IQO85 MA. QHar- vardj, IQOQQ Ph.D., IQIO Psychology CE1'ah11z1t2 51111111115 in 1112 5211111111 uf 1H11i1n5up11g MABEL ENSWORTH GOUDGE,B.A. QDalh0usie Universityj, 1908, lVI.A., 1909 JOHN RAYMOND TUTTLE, A.B., CLe1and Stanford Universityb, 1909 EDITH CORRINNE STEPHENSON, A.B. QOtrawa Universityj, 1909 KATHERINE EVERETT, AB. QBroWn UniversityJ, 1908, A.M., IQIO CHRISTIAN ALBAN RUCKMICH, AB. QAmhers1 Collegej 1909. NORBERT WIENER, AB. Cfufts Collegej 1909. Vlxhis fellowship has been made 21 traveling fellowship for the year 1910-1911. 63 Hniuvraiig Srahnatr Srhnlars GEORGE ELLSWORTH THOMPSON, AB. Qlndiana Universityj, 19o9g A.M. QSamej, IQIO ......., Physics LEE MCBRIDE WHITE, A.B. QWake Forest CollegeD, IQO8 . English KATHARINE MORE COCHRAN, AB. QVassar Collegej, 1890 Greek and Latin LUCY WRIGHT SMITH, A.B. CMt. Holyokej, IQOQ Histology and Embryology MARION BERGER, AB. QCOrnellj, I9Io ...... Archaeology and Comparative Philology GEORGE VVELLS ELY, JR., CE. QPrinceton Universityj, 19Io . . Civil Engineering LOUISA STONE STEVENSON, A.B. CVassar Collegej, I9o1 . . Chemistry STANLEY EUGENE BRASEFIELD, CE. Qloayafette Collegej, 18953 M.E. CSamej, 1898 ....... Mathematics MABEL ELISABETH HODDER, A.B. QSyracuse Universityj, 1895g A.M. fUniversity of Minnesotaj, 18995 M.A. QRadcliH7 Collegej, 1904 . History DAVID ,TRUXTON WILBER, AB. CCornellj, IQIO . Geology 64 I of Y A 9 Kgs., lm fl' c, I H f16,2w . f- ,R X ,,.,,, ,, ., ,,,. ,,,, u,,.. . ,,,. , Q, ,H ,,m,,,,,EEWJ:i, ,:,, WW A lvld Wmmkwnmw Mywmuwq -'ey . In fe . -fl-i f.-5 ,505 -,.,'1f,,.-3:f,' . ,f,,?',gf'i',.gf.,,g:, g-gn A .gf-If -5 ,'- C-.. - 'iilli' I 1 -Xl ' il' N J ' l 5 i 'ififij E, Y - 1.35. 5, ,gl 1: i l ,x-rr! 1 ' ' 'gtliifgis 5 is :ir-E, 1, 5. . . G .1 V' 9 I M - 4 l -V-Q -' Tj, P V! fri ixgf mx ii I, cl If fl l gf I I , v, - f . If ri---ie----,W f-A---f fY.,, ----'---:pcm-twang-37,-gg, I , X Hniurruitg Hnhrrgrahuair Syrhnlarahips Qllami nf 1513 Uhr Unrnrll Svrhnlariahipa GEORGE MORGANSTEIN ..... Course in Arts Boys' High School, Brooklyn-James Sullivan, Ph.D., Principal CHARLES EDWIN THOMAS . . Course in Mechanical Engineering Boys' High School, Brooklyn-James Sullivan, Ph.D., Principal Uhr ih. IH. milfh Svrhnlarahipn FRED SOLOMON KLEINMAN ..,.. Course in Arts Boys' High School, Brooklyn-James Sullivan, Ph.D., Principal CHARLES CLIFFORD KUH ..... Course in Arts Boys' High School, Brooklyn-James Sullivan, Ph,D., Principal ' Uhr imlrihram Srhularrfhipra ABRAHAM FUCHS ...' . Course in Civil Engineering Boys' High School, Brooklyn-James Sullivan, Ph.D., Principal HENRY CHAIMOWITZ ...... Course in Arts Boys' High School, Brooklyn-James Sullivan, Ph.D., Principal Uhr 'Emgr Svrhnlaruhipn -IESSIE RUTH BAHRINGER ..... Course in Arts Cattaraugus High School-Kennington L. Thompson, A.B., Principal LUCY SHEPARD CRAWFORD ..... Course in Arts Nyack High School-E. Bonner, AB., Principal Uhr Sihlrg Svrhnlarrihipz FRANK FLORIS ADDICKS . . Course in Mechanical Engineering DeWitt Clinton High School, New York City-J. L. Tildsley, Principal FREDERICK GEORGE SWITZER . Course in Mechanical Engineering Trinity School, New York City-L. T. Cole, Ph.D., Principal 65 Uhr iirezihrnt white Svrhnlarzhipn TRISTAN ANTELL .... Course in Civil Engineering Erasmus Hall High School, Brooklyn-W. B. Gunnison, Ph.D., Principal SAMUEL GARMEZY .... Course in Civil Engineering DeWitt Clinton High School, New York City-J. L. Tildsley, Principal Ellie Mature Greeleg Svrltnlarahipa VERNON ROSENFELD ...... Course in Arts Margaretville High School-Vincent G. Brown, A.B., Ph.D., Principal HAROLD MCMURDY ..... Course in Arts Delaware Academy-O. XV. VVood, Pli.B., Principal Ellis Enhn 9171211111111 CEnnlh Svrhnlariahipa WALTER MCMILLAN RALPH .... Course in Arts Lafayette High School, Buffalo-C. K. Mellen, Principal AMBROSE RYDER Course in Mechanical Engineering Privately Prepared Uhr Stewart I. mnuhfnrh Srhnlaraliipn ' CLARENCE HUCKLE ...... Course Arts Clyde High School-E, Bond, Ph.B., Principal CHARLES ROBERT' PLUNKETT . . Course Arts Flushing High School-John H. Clark, Principal Aaanriate Alunmw Srrhnlarn LOUISE WALROUD HOWELL .... Course Arts MATTIE DURELL BODINE ..... Course Arts Zllrunk william Hahgham Svrhnlar JAMES HENRY BARRY, JR. . . Course in Mechanical Engineering Einarhman Svvniur Emu igrize DEWITTE B. WYCKOFF ..... Course in Law Gilman nf 1514 Uhr Qlnrnell Svrhularahipn ETHEL LETITIA CORNELL Girls' High School, Brooklyn-W. L. Eelter, lh.D., Principal EDWARD FOREMAN GRAHAM Lafayette High School, Buffalo-C. K. Mellen, Principal 66 D Uhr U. TB. Enrh Svrhnlarahipa KURT OTTO KLAESSIG Boys' High School, Brooklyn-James Sullivan, Ph.D., Principal MORRIS GOLDBAUM Boys' High School, Brooklyn-James Sullivan, Ph.D., Principal MYRA BONE MCNICOL Morris High School, New York City-John H. Denbigh, Principal MORRIS GILBERT BISHOP Yonkers High School-William A. Edwards, Principal Uhr SDZIQP Svrhnlarahipa RUBY C. MADSEN Girls' High School, Brooklyn'-VV. L. Felter, Ph.D., Principal CLARA WILHELMINA KEOPKA Westfield High School-P. K. Pattison, A.lVl., Principal Uhr Svihleg Svrhnlsmahipa WALTER ERNEST ADDICKS DeWitt Clinton High School, New York Cityh-J. L. Tildsley, Principal HAROLD SLADA KINSLEY Lafayette High School, Buffalo-C. K. Mellen, Principal Uhr Hrraihrnt whim' Svrhnlurahipia BLEECKER MARQUETTE Schenectady High School-E. R. Whitney, Principal HARRY Z. HARRIS Olean High School-F. E. Emmons, Principal Uhr Harare Urrvlrg Svrhnlarzhipn MERLE MARION MOSIER Girls' High School, Brooklyn-W. L. Felter, Principall HAROLD ALEXANDER MOSSMAN Boys' High School, Brooklyn--James Sullivan, Ph.D., Principal y Uhr 3Iuhn Stamina Uuulh Srrhularsahipn ALFRED L. POTTER DeWitt Clinton High School-J. L. Tildsley, Ph.D., Principal REMINGTON RODGERS Erasmus Hall, Brooklyn-VV. B. Gunnison, Principal Uhv Stewart E. mnnhfurh Srhnlarahipia HARRY SCHINDLER Boys, High School, Brooklyn-James Sullivan, Ph.D., Principal LOUIS I. ZAGOREN Boys' High School, Brooklyn-James Sullivan, Ph.D., Principal 67 'x 1 GOLDWIN SMITH WALK iqglur - 'X43-' . :l'f2Y Q'.'1 4' . f- V. .31 Q, ENDFIELD GORGE WATK1N's GLEN LINCOLN HALL BARNES HALL CN THE CAMPUS TAUGHANNOCK FALLS i J. E. BENNETT, President JAMES EUGENE BENNETT . THOMAS RIGGS Cox . . MISS RHODA FOUQUET WHITE MISS ALICE SISSON . . A . MISS CLARA VIVTAN BRAYMER RALPH EDGAR CHAPMAN . EDWARD MORGAN ST. JOHN LAWRENCE JOSEPH PEAKE . CLARENCE NEWTON SEAGRAVE ELMER ELLSWORTH THOMPSON, JR. LEON R. BROWN . . GAY HAREIN BROWN HENRY GEORGE SEIPP SEYMOUR HENRY SUTTON HEBER EMLYN GRIFFITH DAVID WALTER MAGOW.AN HENRY PROBASCO REID WILLIAM DEAN CARLTON , CLAUDE MARTIN THIELE CLARENCE HARVEY CULI. MISS MILDRED EVANS . . MISS SARAH ELIZABETH BARNHOLT Svminr Gilman CLASS YELL E-leven, E-leven Cornell, I Yell, Nineteen Eleven COLORS :-BLUE AND WHITE 0112155 Gbiiirrra . . President . . Vice-President Second Vice-President . Third Vice-President Corresponding Secretary . Recording Secretary . . . Treasurer . General Athletic Director . Football Director Baseball Director . Track Director . Class Orator Memorial Orator . Navy Director . Ivy Orator Class Historian Class Marshals . Sergeant-at-Arms Vice-Sergeant-at-Arms . . Class Poetess . Class Essayist HND THE, JEZQPQJ' 1136.9 Pc.,.LIFE,,. IEPQJ7 fa LIFE, A 1.1121 QF ff-uf.,,. H 1911 H ANDREW LEWIS ACKHART Highland Civil Engineering LESTER VERNON ADAMS Warren, Marr. Arts Cosmopolitan Clubg English Clubg Cross Country Club C255 C. U. C. A. ISIDOR ADLER Buffalo Arts -Medicine MARGARET WINFRED AI-IERNE Germantown, Pa. Agriculture WILI,IAlVI MELVILLE AITCHISON lldforristown, N. Civil Engineering Zodiacg Sphinx Headg Aleph Samachg Dunstang Pyramidg Freshman Footballg Freshman CreW5 Junior Varsity Crew C255 Varsity Crew C25 C355 General Committee C35 C455 Sophomore Stunt Committeeg Fresh- man Spring Day Committeeg Advanced Choir C255 Festival Chorus CID C25 C35 C45- PHILIP WHALLEY ALLISON Gowrnorr Island Mechanical Engineeiing Aero Clubg State Scholarshipg Varsity Fencing Team C25 C355 Class Fencing Team C355 University Fencing Championship C355 Rifle Team ' C35 C453 Lieutenant Cadet Corps C35 C455 Sibley Soccer Team C355 Var- sity Cricket Team C35 FRANK LOUIS AIME Perry Mechanical Engineering Mandolin Club C455 University Qrchestra WILLIAM HARRINGTON ANDERSON Brooklyn Electrical Engineering RICHARD HENRY ANDREWS Bordeaux, Franra Electrical Engineering Cosmopolitan Club5 Alliance Frangaiseg President C35 C453 A. I. E. E.5 Sibley Club5 French Play CI5 C355 Class Fencing Team C455 University Scholarship. NEWTON TAYLOR ARMS New fork City MeclIanical Engineerrn E N. 76 Senior Qernrha GELSTON H. ARMSTRONG Baltimore, Md. Civil Engineering EDWARD VVALMSLEY ASHMEAD Philadelphia, Pa. Mechanical Engineering .1 fpg Sibley Tax Committee C355 Masque C35. HERBERT ASHTON Sfzuarflvmore, Pa. Arts Nayatig French Play EDWIN HAVENS ATWOOD Beafuer, Pa. Mechanical Engineering A T Q5 Freshman Cross Country Cupg Class Track and Cross Country Teams CI5 C255 Varsity Cross Country Team C25 C355 Junior Smoker Committee. HUBERT HART D'AUTREMONT Duluth, lllirzrz. Law 0 K Wg Sphinx Headg Book and Bowlg Varsity Track Team C35 C455 General Committee C459 Era Board C35 C45. WILLIAM CUSHING AVERILL, JR. Beaumont, Texas Mechanical Engineering A A ID. MAURICE LEON BAEcocK Srio Civil Engineering I IP Ig Civil Engineering Crew C25. HARRY AUGUST BADE A Brooklyn Law .1 T.:1,- CD .4 105 Mabriqueg Senior Banquet Committeeg Law School Smoker Committee C35 RAY STEERE BANKS New Berlin Veterinary Society of Comparative Medicine. GEORGE SILK BARNUM Loekport Arts ll? B Kg Deutscher Vereing Class Day Committee SARAH ELIZABETH BARNHOLT Pl1z'laclelpl1ia,Pa. Arts A dig CD B Kg Raven and Serpentg Vice-President Cornell Dramatic Club. DAVID PRESWICK BARR ltlzara Arts Mandolin Club CI5 C25 C355 Deutscher Vereing German Play CI5 C255 Festival Chorus. STANLEY FOWLER BATES Detroit, Mielz. Arts Masqueg Les Cabotins. ALFRED KELLEY BATES, -IR. lthara Arts JOHN STANLEY BEAMENSDERFEIR Manhezim, Pa. Mechanical Engineering A.B., A.M., Franklin and Marshall College. ARCHIE SMITH BEATTY Pittrburg,Pa. Agriculture ADIE KYLE BELL Hollzidayrburg, Pa. Civil Engineering Z Wg Quill and Daggerg Savage Clubg Rod and Bobg Nalandag Undineg Freshman Spring Day Committeeg Sophomore Spring Day Committeeg Junior Promenade Committeeg Assistant Manager Cross Country Club C35, Manager C45g Business Manager IQII Class Book. 77 Svrninr illirrirrhii FLOYD WAYNE BELI, Rome Agriculture A Z5 Dunstan5 Hebs-sa: Varsity Football CZD5 Stock Judging Team C455 Sweepstakes at National Dairy Show, IQIO. ELIJAH TNILLIAM BELLINGER Canajolzarie Mechanical Engineering HERBERT FRANK BELLIs Arlantie City, N. Mechanical Engineering FREDERICK EUGENE BENEDICT Ifliaea Agriculture Secretary Poultry Associarion5 Cornell Countryman Board C255 First Eastman Stage EARL WHITNEY BENJAMIN Almond Agriculture Poultry Association, President C455 Cornell Prohibition Leagueg Agricul- tural Glee Club Cgl C4l3 Student Assistant in Department of Poultry Husbandry. GRACE LUCINDA BENNET'r Ovid Agriculture President Frigga Fylge C353 Secretary Agricultural Association. JAMES EUGENE BENNETT lfourzgrtotun, Olzzio Arts A T J5 Sphinx Head5 YCHHHQ Book and Bowlg Class President C4l: University Scholarship5 Class Rush Teams C215 Class Football Teams CID CZD5 Class Crew C255 Varsity Basketball Team C25 C315 Captain C435 Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Junior Smoker Com- mittee5 IQII Cornellian Board5 Les Cabotins. WILMURT ADDISON BENNETT New flforlt City Mechanical Engineering TB Hg Spectre5 College Cross Country Team CID CZD5 VVinner lntercollege Cross Country Race CZD5 General Committee Cgjg Banquet Committee C43- ULIUS TROUSDALE BERRY Narlwille Tenn. Arts 3 I X5 The Southerners. HERBERT BERTEL Mount Vernon Arts A X Pg Gramatan5 Charles Evans Hughes Debate Clubg Varsity Cricket Team CID5 College Cross Country Team C255 Mandolin Club FRED HELLER ,BEST Port7er11z'r Mechanical Engineering Bandhu. HARRY FRED BIGLER, JR. Clearfield, Pa. U Arts A A 05 Undine5 Bench and Board5 Book and Bowlg Mermaidg Senior Banquet Committee. FREDERICK HUEY BIRD Buffalo Mechanical Engineering A Ing Scalp and B1ade5 Mandolin Club CQ C4DQ State Scholarship HARRIET NEBE BIRCHOLDT Buffalo Arts G7 B Kg German Play. 78 Svieninr illvrnrhia GEORGE BERNARD BIRKHAHN New fork City Agriculture Cosmopolitan Clubg Agricultural Associationg University Cadet Band Cljg Varsity Soccer Team Cgl Cttlg Cross Country Club CID Czlg College Cross Country Team CID Czl Cglg College Baseball Team Czlg College Musi- cal Clubs Cgj GEORGE HENRY BISSINGER Sari Fraheirro, Cal. Agriculture K Wg Freshman Banquet Committeeg Freshman Flag Rush Team. HAL MCCARTY BLACK Freeport, Ohio Arts 0 A fP,' L.B., Franklin Collegeg Glee Club CQ C453 Class Day Committee C43- DAVID PARMLY BLACKMORE Perry, Ohio Arts Cosmopolitan Club, Alumni Secretary Cgj C4.Dg Class Track Team Cll SAUL BLICKMAN Brooklyn Civil Engineering Deutscher Verein Clj C315 Les Cabotinsg L'Alliance Francaise Cgjg l'Der BiblOteker CIDQ Alt Heidelberg Cglg Varsity W1'estli1Ig Team THOMAS WOODWARD BLINN Syracuse Civil Engineering CLARENCE ROBINSON BL1ss North Adarm, Marr. Civil Engineering HENRY PAUL BLUMENAUER Nougatueh, Conn. Civil Engineering B 0 Hg Sphinx Headg Savage Clubg Sunday Night Clubg Semaphoreg Sophomore Smoker Committeeg General Committee C353 Varsity Basket- ball Team CZD C31 C4jg Crew Celebration Committee CAQ. MATTIE DURELL BODINE MomjieId,Pa. Arts ff O Hg Alumni Scholarshipg President of Outside Girls' Club. ROBIN TRVING BOGART Ithaca Architecture HAMILTON BIGGAR BOLE Clefuelarzd, Ohio Arts A A 405 Quill and Daggerg Book and Bowlg Nalandag The Masqueg Les Cabotinsg Chairman Junior Feed Committeeg Senior Ball Committeeg Junior Show Committeeg President Arts Associationg Cheer Leader RUSSELL CHARLES BOOTH Groton Civil Engineering FITCH SCOFIELD BOSWORTH MI'ITUULlk66, Wzi.v. Mechanical Engineering Z Tiff Bench and Boardg Musical Clubs C233 Class Track Team CID Czlg Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Junior Smoker Committeeg Assistant Manager Hockey C3D, Manager SAMUEL BOUDIN, B.S. Brooklyn Civil Engineering 6 79 Senior lierurha LAURANCE BOWEN Philadelphia, Pa. Arts A K Eg Glee Club C25 C355 Class Quartette C25 C355 Festival Chorus C25 WALTER BOYCE Ithaca Veterinary THOMAS BRADLEE Lewiston Agriculture A Z5 Acacia5 Hebs-sa5 Cornell Countryman Board C255 Business Mana- ger C355 Class Rush Team C15 C255 College Banquet C255 College Crew C255 Alumni Pledge Committee. JESSE FRANKLIN BRADLEY Sezugatucle, Conn. Arts Masque C25 C355 Composer FRANK HULING BRANIN Newark, N. Civil Engineering K llfg Savage Club5 Mandolin Club5 Leader C455 University Orchestra5 Alt Heidelbergl' CLIFFORD AUGUSTUS BRANT Brooklyn Electrical Engineering Alt Heidelbergn Cast C255 Deutscher Verein. CLARA VIVIAN BRAYMER Granfuille Arts Class Corresponding Secretary C35 C455 Election Committee C453 Class Crew C35. . FRANK BREED Lyndonfuille Veterinary A Wg Society of Comparative Medicine. NORMAN EARLE BRICE Annapolis, lllel. Mechanical Engineering Maryland Club. PAULINE BROWNING BROOKS No1'1uz'clz Arts .41 Pg Raven and Serpent. ' FRANK PERCIVAL BRONSON Mozint Vernon Civil Engineering Class Day Committee. JOSEPH EDWARD BROSSEAU Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering Savage Club5 Chicago Club5 Mandolin Club C15 C355 University Or- chestra C15 C355 Sibley Banquet Committee5 f'Alt Heidelbergn Play. AUGUSTUS JOHN BROWN Sf. 7ohn5fuille Arts Cosmopolitan Club5 Krug und Tafelg Congress. GAY HARBIN BROWN Bufalo Law CWIS5 President of Debate Council5 Winner' of Congress Debate Medalg ,Q4 Debate Stage5 Speaker of Congress5 Varsity Debate Team C25 C35 C455 ,86 Debate Stage5 Class Orator C455 Class Day Committee C455 President Law Association C455 Law Crew IRA SHELDON BROWN Ithaca Agriculture 80 Bimini' iKernrha LEON R. BROWN' Mayfield Civil Engineering Quill and Daggerg Dunstang Freshman Track Teamg Varsity Cross Country Team C25 C453 Captain C453 General Committee C35 C455 Civil Engineering Honor System Committee C455 Treasurer C. U. C. A.g Class Track Director C45. RUTH BROWN Neiuport, Tenn. Arts ALBERT GEORGE FREDERIC BUEHLER ffczshzington, D. C. Civil Engineering Sophomore Baseball Team. VICTOR BUENCAMINO P!zz'lz'ppz'ne Iflandr Veterinary .4 Wg Cosmopolitan Club, Business Manager C25, First Vice-President C355 Society of Comparative Medicineg Philippine Associationg Veteri- nary Banquet Committee EDWIN SIMEON BUNDY Cooperstown Mechanical Engineering JAMES ALBERT BUNDY Sidney Mechanical Engineering 0 A 60. WILLIAM FORREST BURLEIGH Vernon Veterinary FRINK DANA BURNET Avondale, Czinrzimzatzi, Ohio Law X lD,- 0 A ID Quill and Daggerg Sava ge Clubg Book and Bovvlg Mer- maidg Bench and Boardg Manuscript Clubg Widow C25 C355 Editor- ' in-Chief C455 Masque CI5 C25 C353 Les Cabotinsg IQII Spring Day Committee CI5 C353 Era Board. GEORGE JAMES BURT Ithaca Agriculture Lacrosse Team C355 College Basketball Team C35 NATHAN ROGERS BUTLER, JR. Baltimore, Md. Mechanical Engineering A X P. WILLIAM CULLEN MORRIS BUTLER Park PIaee,Pa. Mechanical Engineering A X Pg Assistant Business Manager IQII Cornelliang Alumni Pledge Committee. HARRY WARNER BUTTERWORTH, JR., Phz'ladeIphz'a, Pa. Mechanical Engineering dl K Wg Mermaidg Bench and Boardg Freshman Cross Country Teamg Freshman Banquet Committeeg Class Baseball Team C255 Sibley Base- ball Team C35, Captain HARRY WILLIAMS BUTTS Sag Harbor Civil Engineering Freshman Flag Rush Teamg Class Football Team NORMAN CARROLL BUTTS Poughlzeeprie Agriculture Class Election Committee 81 Swniur 'ilinrnrha PEDRO RAFAEL CABRERA Managna, Nicaragua Agriculture President Les Cabotins C355 President La Tertulia C353 Vice-President of the Spanish-American Club 3 IRA DEAN CANAGA Seio, Ohio Civil Engineering A.B., Scio Collegeg Chairman Civil Engineering Tax Committee C355 Civil Engineering Baseball Team CI5 C25 WILLIAM DEAN CARLTON New York City Mechanical Engineering J T J CB K Chapter55 Nayatig Lacrosse Team C25 C353 Banjo Club C155 Mandolin Club C35 C455 Class MHl'Sh2ll LUANNA MATTISON CARMAN Ithaca Arts A If FRANCISCO JACINTO CASABLANCA San German, P. R. Mechanical Engineering Spanish-American Club. PHILIP LUCIANO CATALANO Buffalo Law Scalp and Bladeg Glee Club CI5 C25 C355 Cornell Catholic Clubg Sopho- more Pipe Committee. HENRY E. CHAMBERS. JR., New Orleanr, La. Mechanical Engineering IP rl 05 The Southerners. JOSEPH JENKS CHAMBERLAIN, JR. Central Falls, R. I. Civil Engineering ASA CRAWFORD CHANLER Mapleufood, N. Arts President Agassiz Club C45. PASCHAL RALPH CHAMBERS Williamsport, Pa. Mechanical Engineering A di, Bench and Boardg Mermaidg Class Tax Committee RALPH EDGAR CHAPMAN Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering A If Quill and Daggerg Mabriqueg Captain Freshman Lacrosse Teamg Unclerclass Rush Team CI5Q Chairman Decorating Committee Under- class Rush C255 Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Lacrosse Team C25 C355 Editor-in-Chief IQII Cornelliang Class Secretary. CHARLES CROWELL CHEYNEY Efuanrton, Ill. Mechanical Engineering Q .F Ag Sphinx Headg Assistant Business Manager Sun C35, Business Manager C455 Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Junior Smoker Com- mitteeg Alumni Pledge Committee. JOHN TOWNSHEND CHILD Orange, N. Mechanical Engineering K Y . WILLIAM GASTON CHRISTY Upper 1Ylton,lll. Mechanical Engineering Cerberusg Glee Club C35 C453 Festival Chorus C255 Advanced Choir 635 C474 A.s. M, E. 445. 82 Sveninr illernrha CHARLES M. CHUCKROW Albany Civil Engineering Congressg C. E. Hughes Debate Clubg President Albany Club. CHARLES PAUL CLARK Wellrwzille Meclwanical Engineeung lp K T. EDWIN CLARK Clzitago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering MERRELL EDWARD CLARK Flurlzzing Mechanical Engineering 2 Ng T B Hg Mandolin Club CID C21 CQ C455 Banjo Club Cllg Sopho- more Banquet Committeeg Junior Feed Committeeg Sibley Banquet Committee Cglg Vice-President Sibley Club Cell. RICHARD EUGENE CLARK Ellfnfuzllltf Blair Hall Clubg College Baseball Team. IRVING CHARLES CLAUSZ CLAYTON SMILEY COGGESHALL Gramatang A. I. E. E. ABRAHAM COHEN EDWARD L. COHEN ZBT. JACOB COHEN Undergraduate Scholarship. MATHIAS ALVIN COHN Freshman Banquet Committeeg ball Team C255 A. I. E. E. Lorlt Berlin O.f.YZ.71Z.7lg Brooklyn New fork City Brooklyn Little Rorlc, Arla. Freshman Flag Rush Arts Civil Engineering Mechanical Engineering Civil Engineering Arts Arts Electrical Engineering Teamg Class Base- CLAUDE ALFRED COLE Lorraine Agriculture Skull. ROMAINE OGDEN COLE Interlaken- Agriculture CARL SEYMOUR COLER Colnrnlznr, Ohio Electrical Engineering CARLOS COLLADO San 7'o.te, Costa Rim Agriculture A.B., Liceo de Costa Ricag Hispano-Americano Club. GILBERT LAFAYETTE COLLINS Atlantic City, N. Mechanical Engineering Seal and Serpent. ARTHUR WRIGHT COMES Brooklyn Veterinary Round Tableg Society of Comparative Medicineg College Baseballg College Soccerg Freshman Executive Committeeg Alumni Pledge Com- mittee. DAVID CLOSE COMSTOCK Wooalhatfen Architecture TB Hg Gargoyleg L,0giVe. 83 Svrniur illernrha HOOPER PHILLIP CONNELL Narhwz'lle, Tenn. Mechanical Engineering Z' X5 The Southerners. CORNELIUS MICHAEL CONNOR, JR. Iiddll-5071 Mechanical Engineering Z CI? 25 College Crew C25 C35. FRANCIS TITUS COOPER Scranton, Pa. Mechanical Engineering CECIL ISAAC CORBIN Pawling Veterinary Society of Comparative Medicineg lntercollege Athletic Board. p MINER H. CORBIN Frz'ena'.vhi,o Agriculture A Xg Law Banquet Committee H255 Cheer Leader ARTHUR WAKEFIELD CORNELL Wertern Springs, Ill. Electrical Engineering JULIO JOSE CORTI Merzfloza, Arg. Rep. Mechanical Engineering B.A., National College of Mendoza. WILLIS JAMES CORWIN Alrrnar Agriculture St. Lawrence and Jeflferson Cluhg Sage Choirg Music Festivalg Agri- cultural Glee Club. PITT COVERT, IR. Cheyenne, Wyo. Civil Engineering X fpg Pyramid, Freshman Banquet Committeeg Senior Stunt Committee. THOMAS RIGGS COX .fflhany Mechanical Engineering Z C05 Cosmopolitan Clubg Ycnang Masque Cast Q25 C355 President f453 Chairman Sophomore Banquet Committeeg Chairman Ice Carnival Committeeg Sophomore Spring Day Committeeg Class Day Comrnitteeg Class Vice-President f45g Class Book C45. MARGARET HUME CRAIG Berea, Ohio Arts EMMA ETHEL CRANDAL fil1zg0la,lnc2l. Arts CHARLES ARTHUR CRANDALI, Verona Law FRANK HALIFAX CRASSWELLER Dulath,Mz'nrz. Arts ll? K W, Sphinx Headg Bench and Board, Book and Bowl, Mermaidg Hockey Team f25 C455 -lunior Feed Committeeg Senior Ball Com- mitteeg Cheer Leader. CECIL ANDREWS CREMER Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering Cross Country Club. DAVID ANDERSON CROSS S1'erlz'ng,P11. Electrical Engineering lswza. HAROLD L. CROSS South Orange, N. Law K Eg dl A lD,- Ycnang Freshman Tax Committeeg Junior Feed Com- mitteeg Senior Banquet Committee. 84 Senior illlvrurhia ROYAL JOSEPH CRoss Sterling, Pa. Mechanical Engineering Iswzag Freshman Baseball Team. RALPH STUART CROSSMAN Hztntzington, L. I. -Civil Engineering GEORGE HENRY CROSTON Hafuerlzill, Marr. Arts Book and Bowlg Artsg Feed Committee C35 C455 Alumni Pledge Com- mittee CLARENCE HARVEY CULL Detroit, Mzich. Architecture 40 .Y Kg Quill and Dagger5 Savage Club5 L,0give5 Gargoyle5 Bench and Board5 Masqueg Assistant Manager Basketball Team C355 Man- ager C455 Sophomore Stunt Committee5 Class Election Committee C255 Spring Day Committee C255 Boat House Fund Committee. ARTHUR LOUIS DANFORD Glofuerrfuille Veterinary A Zlfg Society of Comparative Medicine. MAX DANZIGER Brooklyn Veterinary Society of Comparative Medicineg College Basketball Captain5 College Baseball5 College Soccer5 Senior Stunt Committee. ALAN GRAEME DARLING Srltenectady Electrical Engineering A K Eg Sphinx Head5 Mer-maid5 Bench and Board5 Lacrosse Team C15 C25 C355 Class Rush Team CI5 C255 Junior Show5 Glee Club CI5 C25 C355 Class Quartette CI5 C25 C355 General Committee C355 Chairman Senior Stunt Committee5 Sophomore 'Cotillion Committee-5 Spring Day Committee VVILLIAM LEONARD DAUENHAUER New York City Law I' H F5 Class Baseball CI5 C255 College Baseball C255 College Soccer C355 Varsity Baseball C355 Intercollege Athletic Council C455 College Shingle Committee C35 CLARENCE HERBERT DAVIDSON New 2'orlz'City Civil Engineering Semaphoreg Mabriqueg Mandolin Club C35 C455 Manager Fencing Team C455 Cheer Leader C455 Crew Celebration Committee PAUL MARTIN DAVIE Belmont Arts Glee Club C455 Dramatic Club C355 Festival Chorus C35 C455 Trustee C. U. C. A. C45. FRANKLIN DAVIS Baltimore, Md. Mechanical Engineering T B H. RALPH DAVIS Scranton, Pa. Mechanical Engineering RICHARD FOSTER DAVIS Franklin, Pa. Arts Advanced Choir and Festival Chorus C15 C25 C35 Svrninr llerurha PHIILIP LEWIS DAY Brz'tbana,Alntz'ralz'a Mechanical Engineering Zodiacg T B ll,' Sphinx Headg Aleph Samachg Dunstang Cosmopoli- tan Clubg Freshman Crewg Junior Varsity Crew Czjg Varsity Crew IZJ C355 Commodore of Navyg General Committee C31 C4Jg Chairman Sibley Banquet Committee JOHN ELLIS DEAL Batt Bloomfield Veterinary OCTAVE DE CARRE J Warhzington, D. C. Civil Engineering T B Hg Class Crew ill: College Crew C3JQ Rifle Team fgjg Rifle Team President Cgl. HARRIETTE GRACE DELANY Wallwille, Ohio Arts Manager Sage Crew f3l5 Class Crew SAMUEL BYRON DICKER lfhara Arts ELIZA THEODORE DICKERSON lldarion, Ohio Arts K A Hg Der Hexenlcreisg President of Sports and Pastimes DIl.PERT SHERIDAN DICKERT Salt Lalza City, Utah Mechanical Engineering Cornell Graduate Clubg B.S., University of Utah. ARVIN DILLENEECK Ithafa Civil Engineering TB Hg Pyramid. CHARLES HARDING DIVINE Binghamton Arts A A cb, tb A 05 Quill and Daggerg Book and Bowlg Bench and Boardg Sun Board KID Czj Cgjg IQII Cornellian Boardg Junior Promenade Committeeg Sophomore Tax Committeeg Freshman Tax Committeeg Secretary and Treasurer Arts Association Czjg Vice-President Arts Association fgjg Widow HOWARD WHELDON Dix Sfhenectady Mechanical Engineering JOHN LINDLEY DOAN Warfield, Ind. Agriculture WILLIAM ELDER DOLL I Denver, Colo. Mechanical Engineering lp F A. HOOKER AUSTIN DOOLITTLE Utica Arts Z Ng Alembic. JOHN EDWIN DOUGHERTY Port Richmond Agriculture Vice-President Poultry Associationg Tompkins County Field Day Com- mittee i2Jg Poultry Committee, Farmers, Week CZJ5 Executive Com- mittee Agricultural Association C3J. HAROLD ELLIS DRAKE Gardner, Matt. Mechanical Engineering 2 A E. CLARA LOUISE FRIEDERICKA DRATH Elmira Arts Deutscher Vereing English Clubg Somerset-YQ Outside Girls, Club. LOUIS DREYER Buffalo Mechanical Engineering University Scholarship. 86 Seuinr Qtvrurha JAMES COCHRAN DRUMM Pzitffhurg, Pa. Mechanical Engineering 2 tb I. EUGENE DUGAN Pueblo, Colo. Arts B 0 Ilg KB 05 Quill and Dagger, Nalandag Sunday Night Club5 Var- sity Baseball C355 Senior Ball Committee. MINNIE EDGAR Wllrningfon, Del. Arts Dixie Club5 Class Secretary HARRY EASTWOOD Auhzzrn Arts Cosmopolitan Club5 College Soccer Team C255 Captain College Soccer Team C35 C455 Assistant Manager Cricket Team C355 Manager C45. LEON SCHULTZ EATON Srranfon,Pa. Mechanical Engineering University Band C25 C35 C455 University Grchestra PAUL BURNS EATON Scranton, Pa. Mechanical Engineering University Band C15 C25 C355 Chief Musician C455 University Orchestra C15 C25 C35 C45- LILLIAN MAE EDMINSTER Brooklyn Arts Les Cabotins5 Deutscher Vereing French Play C355 German Play LEE EDLEMAN Brooklyn Arts THOMAS EDWIN ELDER Holluyfzlala, Va. Agriculture Cabinet C. U. C. A. C255 President C453 Roberts Scholarship C155 Na- tional Stoclc Judging Team C35. ELEANOR MOUNT EDWARDS Randall Arts A Z. V VICTOR HUGO EHRHART, JR. 7l17I1E.fZ'O'7.U7'Z, Pa. Arts d7 A1 695 Junior Show Committee. CLARENCE VINCENT ELLIOTT Lathrop, Mo. Mechanical Engineering T B U5 Fourth Sibley Prize C355 Assistant in Machine Design JENNIE LORAINE ELLIS Irlzoca Arts JAMES STRODE ELSTON A Elmira Arts Q B Kg College Crew C355 Prohibition League, Secretary C25, Presi- dent C35, Treasurer FANNY LEA EMEIS Dawhport, Iowa Arts ANNA MAY EMLEY Ithaca Agriculture Erigga Eylge5 Agricultural Girls, Glee Club5 Agricultural Senior Ban- quet Committee. LUTHER D. EMMERT Elyria, Ohio Civil Engineering Quill and Dagger5 Rod and Bobg Savage Club5 Glee Club C25 C355 President ' HAROLD EPSTEIN CZ.TZCZ.7171UlZ., Ohio Mechanical Engineering 37 Svrninr illrrnrhia AUSTIN PATTERSON EVANS Howellr Arts DURWARD RANDALL EVANS Norwt'tl1 Arts GEORGE EDWARD EVANS Great Barrington, Marr. Mechanical Engineering ff B Qg Class Baseball Team C215 College Baseball Team Czjg Class Hockey Team fljg Varsity Hockey Team f4j. LINDSLEY HEDGES EVANS East Orange, N. Agriculture Skull. MILDRED EVANS Philadelphia, Pa. Arts ARCHIE JAMES FANCHER Binghamton Civil Engineering ARTHUR M. FANCHER Ithaca Mechanical Engineering JAMES A. FARNSVVORTH . Murcatz'ne, Iowa Arts Acacia. FRANCIS ELDON FINCH Ithaca Mechanical Engineering W Z.. REYNOLDS VVINEGAR FINCH Saratoga Sprzingr Electrical Engineering DAVID FINKELSTEIN Brooklyn Agriculture Cosmopolitan Clubg Jugateg University Chess Clubg College Violin Quar- tetg Agricultural Orchestra Czl QD Cttjg Agricultural Association. NATHAN ROBERT FINKELSTEIN New York City Civil Engineering B.S. College of the City of New Yorkg English Club QD. LOUIS WASHBURN FISH Hartrdala Agriculture CLIFFORD PENNY FITCH Sauqnozt Veterinary Society of Comparative Medicine. JOHN CARL FOLGE, JR. Lockport Law Qwlsg Treasurer Charles E. Hughes Debate Clubg Law Track Team. HENRY WEBSTER FORD MorztrIaz'r, N. Mechanical Engineering K l',' Quill and Daggerg Class Track Team CID fzlg Varsity Track Team C25 fgl C453 Class Hockey Team Cllg Varsity Hockey Team C253 One- Mile Relay Team fgl C413 Senior Stunt Committee. EDNA MAY FOSTER Itlzata Arts J Z. CHARLES JAMES Fox EIIz'cottfuz'lle Civil Engineering A Z QD, Semaphore. GEORGE STEDMAN FRANK Warraw Civil Engineering 88 Svvninr ilirrurhff LESLIE CARL FRANK Baltimore, Md. Civil Engineering Adelphosg Cosmopolitan Clubg Maryland Clubg Deutscher Vereing German Play XVILLIAM KLEE FRANK Pittslzurg, Pa. Mechanical Engineering K TQ Sibley Journal of Engineering Czl, Assistant Manager CQ, Busi- ness Manager C4D. CHARLES AUGUST FRANKE Auburn Mechanical Engineering Nayatig Glee Club C23 Cglfletlg Deutscher Vereing Varsity Football Team C35 C4lg Advanced Choir C455 Festival Chorus C3D C413 Gen- eral Committee Cgl C4j. MORTIh'1ER FRANKEL Netu York City Mechanical Engineering Z B Tg B.S. City College of New Yorkg A. l. E. E. MORTON FREIDENRICH New York City Arts Z B Tp Cornell Dramatic Clubg College Crew Czlg German Playg Eng- lish Playg Freshman Tax Committee. RALPH JULIEN FRIEDBERG Pittfbw-g,Pa. T Architecture K Wg L,OgiVeg Masque. WALDEBIAR HANS FRIES Brooklyn Agriculture Cerberusg Lacrosse Team Czl Cgj, Captain XVALTER EDWARD FRITZ Buffalo Veterinary Al Wg Society of Comparative Medicineg Assistant in Anatomyg Class Baseball Team Czlg Intercollege Athletics. ETHEL DOREEN FROST CD B K. HENRY MEAD FROST Cerberusg Class Baseball Team E. E. JOHN MARTIN FRY JOHN OSCAR FUcHs Rochester Somerret Czjg Sophomore Eplzrata, Pa. Brooklyn Arts Electrical Engineerin Tax Committeeg A. I. Arts Mechanical Engineering Freshman Tax Com- A CD,' Mermaidg Bench and Boardg Mabriqueg mitteeg Ice Carnival Committeeg Sibley Tax Committeeg Senior Stunt Committee. RAYMOND HENRY FULLER Rochester Arts Owlsg Vice-President Civic Clubg Genesee Valley Clubg English Clubg Alternate Princeton Freshman Debate Teamg Greek Play C115 Era Board C253 Managing Editor Cgjg Editor-in-Chief C4Dg Class Day L' Committee C41 89 D WARREN CLEMMER FUNK Senior Eirrnrha Z QD Z5 Hebs-Sa5 Captain College Soccer Team. AUSTEN GAILEY The Southernersg Sibley Engineering Clubg A. I. E. E. MANUEL FRANCISCO GALDO WALTER ISAAC GALLAND Freshman Tax Committee5 Baseball Tax Committee. WALTER M. GARRIGUES Senior Stunt Committee. SAMUEL L. GASTLICK ROBERT WILLIAM GASTMEYER Palm, Pa. Agriculture Baltimore, Md. Mechanical Engineering Carclenar, Cuba Mechanical Engineering Wlilkffbafff, PU. Arts lllasyillon, Ohio Mechanical Engineering Nortli zirlamf, Ma:.r. Civil Engineering Brooklyn Civil Engineering Krug und Tafel5 Class Rush Team C155 Class Crew C255 College Crew C255 C. E. lntercollege Boat House Fund Committee5 C. E. Athletic Com- mittee. PETER GALLAGHER Itlmra Mechanical Engineering Class Treasurer C155 Class Election Committee C255 Chairman C355 Soph- omore Banquet Comrnitteeg Junior Smoker Committee. JOSEPH WILI.IAM GAVETT, JR. fl Plain eld, N. Mechanical Engineering Seal and Serpent5 TB Hg Class Rush Team CI5 C255 Class Crew C255 Varsity Crew Substitute C355 Sophomore Smoker Committeeg General Committee WESTON GAVETT Plainfield, N. Civil Engineering Zocliacg Pyramidg Mandolin Club C35 C455 Cornell Civil Engineer Board C355 Editor-in-Chief C45. WILLIAM JEWETT GEER Z T. ELIZABETH FAITH GENUNG Frygga Fylge5 College B Hzlgliland Park, Ill. Arts lflzam Agriculture anquet Committee C255 Agricultural Stage C255 Secretary Agricultural Association CHARLES KENNETH GETCHELL New Hartford Mechanical Engineering Tau Beta Pi5 State Scholarship5 Aero Club C355 Treasurer C45Q Otsego Club5 A. I. E. E. ARTHUR KENDALL GETMAN ROSCOE CONKLING GILES A 0 Aly State Scholarship. SAUL NATHANIEL GINSBURG QD E U CCity College 'of N Rirlzfield Springr Agriculture Brooklyn Arts Nato fork City Arts ew York5. Q0 STANLEY FOWLER GIRVAN ALBERT LEWIS GOFF Acaciag Varsity Football Team C35. ELI WOLF GOLDSTEIN HARRY SBIG GOLDSTEIN Z B Ty College Crew LOUIS EDWARD GOLDSTEIN Srninr Qernrha Boardman Law Scholarship. RAFAEL GONZALEZ LAWRENCE EDWARD GOWLING Utica Agriculture Carmale Civil Engineering C255 Intercollegiate Championship Wvrestling Buffalo Architecture NF1Ll fork Cilify Lavv B7'OOkly7Z LHVV San gyzzrzn, Porto Rito Civil Engineering Itlzafa Mechanical Engineering College Basketball C3lS Captain C455 Freshman Tax Committee5 A.I.E.E. SAMUEL ALLAN GRAHAM Nezutoiz Center, Marr. Civil Engineering ff T95 Rod and Bobg Class Crew C255 College Crew C25 C355 C. E. Entertainment Committee. JOHN MACDONALD GRANT Cairnr, Quemzrland, Am. Mechanical Engineering Cosmopolitan Clubg Cricket Team, Vice-Captain. LEVI HARRISON GRANT KARL GREEN Class Crew C255 Farmers' Week Committee FREDERICK BARKER GRIDLEY K A. HEBER EMLYN GRIFEITH Akron, Ohio Arts SCCYFIZBTJUS Agriculture Elmira Arts Utica Arts Cosmopolitan Club5 Gwls5 Interclass Debate C155 Leader Princeton Ereshman Debate Team C155 ,Q4 Debate Stage, Mention C25Q Winner' C355 Pennsylvania Intercollegiate Debate Team C255 Greek Play C155 Cornell Dramatic Clubg Enemy of the Peoplen Cast C255 Congress Declamation Stage, Mention C255 Columbia Intercollegiate Debate Team C355 '86 Declamation Stage C355 Ivy Grator C455 General Committee C455 Debate Council C455 University Scholarship. MAX GROSSMAN JAMES SQUIER GUTSELL Agassiz Clubg English Club. WILLIAM HAAG Atlantic City, N. Civil Engineering Itlzara Arts Netu fork City Mechanical Engineering QI Svrninr liitrnrha HOWARD DAVID HADLEY Mumford Electrical Engineering Freshman Crewg Association Football Team C153 Coach of College Crews C35 C459 Sophomore Stunt Committeeg General Committee C35 State Scholarship. JOHN BUTLER HAGUE New fork City Law College Crew C25Q College Cross Country Team C25 C355 Captain C45g College Association Eootballg Congressg Charles Evans Hughes Debate Clubg Secretary Law School Association. FRANK HENRY HAHNEL Mt. Vernon Agriculture Spectreg Hebs-sag Captain College Cross Country Team C255 Junior Agri- cultural Vice-Presidentg College Track Captain C355 College Man- dolin Club C35g Leader C451 Senior Stunt Committee. FOSTER ADELBERT HAIST Buffalo Mechanical Engineering 0 A Qg Lacrosse Team C25 C355 Hockey Team ALBERT GILDERSLEEVE HALLOGK East Setaaket Architecture College Soccer Team C25Q Spring Day Signs Committee C35. EDGAR ARMSTRONG HAMILTON New fork City Law tl CD,' Mabrique. REUBEN WILLIAM HAMLET Slterialan Arts JUDSON LELAND HAND Pelham, Ga. Mechanical Engineering K A CSouthern5. CLAIRE WOODWORTH HARDY Union Springs Law Tswza. CHARLES ADAMS HARRINGTON Warren, Ohio Mechanical Engineering A.B. Cornell. ISAAC MERRITT HARRISON lnzlziaizapolzir, Ind. Architecture Gargoyleg L,Ogiveg Captain Architecture Basketball Team C353 Captain College Soccer Team C453 College Crew C25. EUGENE LIVINGSTON HARTNIAN Wert Pittston, Pa. Civil Engineering 0 Pyramidg Cornell Civil Engineer Board. LVILLIAM EMERY HAWKE Malden, Marr. Law X CD,- CP J C175 Quill and Daggerg Savage Clubg Undineg Kappa Beta Phig Glee Club C25 C353 Quartetg Leader of Glee Club C355 Senior Ball Committee. HAROLD SMITH HAWKINS Cleveland, Ohio Mechanical Engineering A J ID. GUY LONGENECKER HAYNIAN Berwyn, Pa. Agriculture AEID. Q2 Senior Hlvrnrhn ARTHUR WYLLYS HAWRES, JR. Phoenix Arts Sphinx Head5 Book and BOWI5 Widow Board C255 Assistant Business Manager C355 Business Manager C455 Junior Feed Committee. RAYMOND PEARCE HEATH Movvirtofwn, N. Mechanical Engineering Zodiac5 Quill and Daggerg Freshman Track Team5 Freshman Basket- ball Teamg Varsity Basketball Team C455 Varsity Track Team C255 Freshman Banquet Committeeg Sophomore Stunt Committee5 Senior Banquet Committee. EUGENE I. HECHT Lock H'a'Ue1I,Pa. Mechanical Engineering Adelphos5 Deutscher Verein5 Alt Heidelbergf, ALEXANDER HEID1' Brooklyn, Mechanical Engineering LEWIS VICTOR HEII.BRUNN Brooklyn Arts WALTER FERDINAND HEISE Baltimore, Md. Civil Engineering Southern Club. GEORGE LANSING HENDRICKSON Da1'z'uz'lle,Pa. Civil Engineering GEORGE S. HENDRICKSON .Queenr Mechanical Engineering ROBERT ALEXANDER HENT7, Plziladelplzziz, Pa. Mechanical Engineerin A 075 Sophomore Cotillion Committee5 Junior Feed Committee. WILLIAM MCMEEN HEPBURN Freehold, N. Mechanical Engineering FRANCIS CADY HEYWOOD Holyoke, Marr. Mechanical Engineering Class Crew C255 Assistant Manager Golf Team C355 Manager C455 Sibley Club, Recording Secretary C455 Spring Day Committee C355 A. S. M. E. Membership Committee CARL LEONARD HIBBERD Sourlz Bend, Ind. Arts WILLIS GREGORY HICKMAN Buffalo Arts K 25 Scalp and Bladeg Class Track Team CI5 C255 Varsity Basketball Team C455 Mandolin Club5 Sophomore Stunt Committee-5 Senior Ball Commitee. IULIAN PEER HICKOK Pozrglalzeeprif Mechanical Engineering Temporary Chairman Freshman Class5 Freshman Cross Country Team5 Freshman Track Team5 Captain Sibley Cross Country Team C455 Senior Banquet Committee5 General Committee C355 Freshman Ban- quet Committee. EDMUND STRONG HIGGINS il-Eroolzlyn Law ID .Z Kg Mabrique. HENRY NOBLE HINCKLEY Ithara Architecture Gargoyle5 Mandolin Club C25 C35 C455 University Orchestra CI5 C25 ' 93 Svvnint ilivrurhz JOSEPH CHRISTOFFEL HOAGLAND New York City Arts K Ag University Tennis Team JOHN RAYMUND HOFFERT I-Iarrixburg, Pa. Civil Engineering T B Hg C. C. C. C.5 College Cross Country and Track Teams C35 C455 College Athletic Director C455 Vice-President lntercollege Athletic Board. CHARLES BART HOP'FhIAN Czhzrzirzttnrzi, Ohio Mechanical Engineering RICHARD ORLANDO HOLDEN Batavia Mechanical Engineering ARTHUR BRAUTIGAM HOLMES Montrlaz'r, Architecture fb K Wg Masqueg Gargoyle5 President of College of Architecture5 Ar- tistic Editor IQII Cornellian. GEORGE VAN SYCKLE HOLTON Monttlair, N. Law .fX,- 0 A dig Mandolin Clubg Tennis Team C355 Captain C355 Law Smoker Committee. MARY VESTA HORTON Covert Arts Wayside. MILDRED ALICE HORTON Whitehall Arts DAVID AUSTIN HOWARD Washington, D. C. Civil Engineering J If Sphinx Head5 Aleph Samachg Dunstan5 Rod and Bobg Ycnang Senators5 Spectre Club5 Sunday Night Club5 Freshman Baseball Team5 Varsity Baseball Team C25 C355 Class Baseball Director C255 C. E. Honor System5 IQII Class Book5 Chairman General Committee C455 Committee on Student Affairs. EDWARD A. HOVEY Glenr Folly Arts Alembic. JAMES' RUSSELL HOWELL Newton, N. Mechanical Engineering 0 A 0. CHARLES ALPHA HOWLAND Washington, D. C. Civil Engineering 9 A CD5 Senators5 College CreW C255 Captain College Crew ETHEL BLANCHE HOWLAND Ithaca Arts CHARLES ROLAND HUGINS Binghamton Arts QBK5 Book and BoWl5 0Wlsg Cosmopolitan Clubg Associate Editor Sun Board C455 Member Debate Council CI5 C255 President Debate Council C355 Winnei' of ,Q4 Memorial Debate Stage C255 lntercol- legiate Debate Team C25 C355 Leader California Debate Team C355 General Committee C455 Freshman Banquet Committee. 94- Senior illernrhia HAROLD NELSON HUMl'HREY Roxbury Agriculture I ID Eg Hebs-sag Freshman Track and Cross Country Teamsg Varsity Track Team Czlg College Athletic Director Cglg Intercollegiate Athletic Board Cglg General Committee f3l Url? College Banquet Committee Cglg Spring Day Committee Cglg Class Color Committee CID. ROBERT FLOYD HUMPHREY Roxbury Arts I lp fy Delaware County Clubg Cornell Congressg Arts Tax Com- mittee letjg IQII Alumni Pledge Committee. EDWIN ANDREW HUNGER Burlington Mechanical Engineering Class Track and Cross Country Teams CIJQ Varsity Cross Country Team CZJ C315 Varsity Track Team QQ WILLIAM SAMUEL HURXVITZ New York City Mechanical Engineering JAMES NORMAN ScoTT TRVING Rifuertide, Cal. Civil Engineering T B Hg Rod and Bob. I. KENNEDY TMBRIE Englewood, N. Arts Elf lug Book and Bovvlg Sophomore Banquet Committee. IVAN CLAUDE JAGGER i Eatr Palmyra Agriculture A X P. MORRIS MOREY JAMESON Bufalo Mechanical Engineering Zodiacg Scalp and Bladeg Class Rush Team Czlg Intercollegiate RiHe Team C253 Sophomore Banquet Committeeg Senior Banquet Committee. MARTIN JANOWITZ Buffalo Mechanical Engineering Vice-Sergeant-at-Arms Cal. MARY PEARL JENKS Ithara Arts Christian Association Cabinet C31 Crtlg President Somerset-Yg Cutside Girls, Club. HARVEY STONE JOHNSON Port 7errvz'r Civil Engineering A Z lDg Semaphoreg Mandolin Club l3l f4Dg Class Day Committee. LAMBERT DUNNING JOHNSON ifersey City, N. Arts Cerberusg Glee Club CIM Lacrosse Squad ROGER NEWTON JOHNSTON Hkron, Olzzio Mechanical Engineering MILTON RUDOLPH JONAS Baltimore, Md. Mechanical Engineering A. S. M. E., Sibley Engineering Ciiiin. HARRISON MORTON JONES North Tonawanda Law rl X,' The Owlsg Cadet Corps, Second Lieutenant 63,3 First Lieuten- ant Cal. CARL IVES JONES Norway Veterinary 95 7 Efseninr illernrha EDWARD TOMPKINS JONES White Plainr Electrical Engineering STANLEY GAINES JUDD Port H enry Agriculture A Z5 Hebs-sa5 Cornell Countryman C355 Editor-in-Chief C455 Stock Judging Team C455 Sweepstakes at National Dairy Show, IQIO5 Agri- cultural Banquet Committee ERNST GUSTAV KAUFMAN Brooklyn Civil Engineering Varsity Swimming C35 ROBERT QUINTON KEASBEY Montclazir, N. Arts A Ing Aleph Samachg Ycnang Class Track Team CI5 C255 Varsity Track Team C255 Freshman Tax Committee5 Sophomore Banquet Committeeg Sophomore Spring Day Committee5 Junior Smoker Committee. WALTER MILBURN KEENAN Brooklyn Electrical Engineering Spectre Club5 English Play CI55 Dramatic Club Play C35 ANNA WAGNER KEICHLINE Bellefonte, Pa. Architecture IQII Cornellian Board. IDA MAY KELLOGG Ithota Arts Gutside Girls, Club. GERTRUDE DAVIS KELLOGG Greenwood, N. Arts JAMES EDMUND KELLEY Ogdensburg Arts 0 E. FRANK LORENZO KEMMERER ' Fartoryfuille, Po. Arts WILLIAM HENRY KENNEDY Bujfalo Law Q A 05 CP A 40, Scalp and Bladeg Nalanda5 Undineg Sunday Night Club5 Kappa Beta Phig Vice-President Class C155 Class Rush Team CI5 C255 Toastmaster Junior Feed5 Cheer Leader C455 Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Junior Promenade Committeeg Senior Stunt Com- mittee. STANLEY BURNS KENT Toledo, Olzzio Mechanical Engineering CD B Kg TB H5 A.B. Oberlin Collegeg A. l. E. E.5 A. I. E. E. Member'- ship and Banquet Committees, IQOQ-IO-II. ROBERT BARR KEPLINGER Canton, Ohio Arts KP Z K5 Masque C355 Junior Feed Committee. FRANK RoY KILLICK Lyonr Electrical Engineering HENRY JOSEPH KIMBALL Watertown Law Zodiac5 CD A lP,- Sphinx l-lead5 Aleph Samachg Dunstan5 Ycnan5 Bench and Board5 Sunday Night Club5 Mermaid5 Coxsvvain Freshman Crew5 Junior Varsity Crew C255 Varsity Crew C255 Class Navy Director C255 IQII Cornellian Board5 Junior Promenade Committeeg Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Chairman Crew Celebration Committee Q6 ' Srninr llvrnrhn GEORGE FREDERICK KIMBER Kingston Ulster County Clubg College Soccer Team C45 JESSE ANTHONY KINGSBURY NORTON HEATH KIRKPATRICK L,Ogive3 Gargoyle. HAROLD BENJAMIN KIRKUP Assistant Reference Librarian HERSCHEL B. KNAP B 69 H. INEZ JOSEPHINE KISSELBURG Little Fnllt Ogzfenrburg M attitiielz Chifago, Ui. Ghent Civil Engineering Arts Architecture Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Arts Outside Girls, Clubg Sage Executive Committeeg State Scholarship. HARRY KORNFELD Nemo fork City Civil Engineering 0 B Kg B.S. College of the City of New York. ARTHUR KOTINSKY Woodbzine, N. Arts Charles E. Hughes Debate Clubg Civic Clubg Cosmopolitan Clubg Owls. LESTER DAVID KROHN Utiea Veterinary Society of Comparative Medicineg College Soccer Teamg College Crew. ARMIN KRUTSCH St. Lonir, Mo. Law Z' Xg CD A fP,- Sphinx Headg Dunstang Sunday Night Clubg Class Football Team C155 Varsity Football Team C255 Sophomore Banquet Committeeg Senior Ball Committee. FREDERICK KUHNE New fork City Mechanical Engineering 0 I' A, Sphinx Headg Mabriquegi Business Manager Cornell Alumni News C355 lce Carnival Committee FRANCIS WALDO KULTCHAR Winnetka, III. Mechanical Engineering Z cb, Undineg Bench and Boardg Chicago Clubg Class Football C255 Class Rush Team CI5 C253 General Committee C355 Cap and Gown Committee C45. SIDNEY DANIEL KUTNER New York City Mechanical Engineering B.S. College of the City of New York. GEORGE DAVENPORT KRATZ Akron, Ohio . Arts HERBERT RAY LAFFERTY - Davenport, Iowa. Mechanical Engineering A fy Sphinx Heaclg Ycnang Substitute Freshman Crewg Class Crew C253 Varsity Four Oar Crew C353 Class Rush Team CI5 C255 Sopho- more Cotillion Committeeg General Committee J. BARTON LANE Oneonta Mechanical Engineering 97 Svvninr Evrnrhz JAY DRAKE BILLINGS LATTIN Buffalo Arts Cosmopolitan Club5 Second Vice-President C255 Board of Directors C35 C455 Delegate to Convention in Ithaca C355 At University of Illinois C455 Agassiz Club5 Deutscher Verein5 La Tertulia5 Cadet Corps5 2d Lieutenant C355 Ist Lieutenant HARRY LA TOURETTE Monrzrello Arts JOHN CHARLES ARP LAUE New fork City Agriculture State Scholarship5 Manager College Basketball Team C255 Manager College Soccer Team C355 College Mandolin Club C255 College Glee Club C355 College Quartet JOSEPH EDWARD LAW Warlzingfon, D. C. Mechanical Engineering 0 I Kg Masque C355 Glee Club C15 C255 College Crew RUNTIEN LEE Tongrhan, China Arts Member American Statistical Association. TEH TSING LEE Kweilin, Kwang Si, China Civil Engineering WAI.TER EDWARD LEE Baltimore, Md. Mechanical Engineering A. I. E. E.5 Sibley Railway Clubg The Southerners5 Sibley Clubg Under- graduate Member Executive Board A. l. E. E.5 Fifth Sibley Prize in Mechanic Arts. CORNELIUS DUBOIS LE FEVRE Hziglzland Mechanical Engineering Sibley Banquet Committee. LLOYD RUDOLPH LEICK Lakewood, Ohio Agriculture Skull. ROCA GERTRUDE LELAND Ithaca Arts Les Cabotinsg La Tertuliag Spanish Play C155 Pillars of Society Castn5 Festival Chorus C25 C35. GERARD NEWTON LERNON Ne-w York City Arts Assistant Manager Dramatic Club C255 Class Executive Committee C15 CHARLES HERSEY LENT Brooklyn Civil Engineering ROY L. LEVENTRY Jolznrtown, Pa. Mechanical Engineering X 0g Quill and Dagger5 Aleph Samachg Dunstang Undine5 Varsity Foot- ball Team C25 C355 Freshman FootballTeam5 Captain Class Rush Team C255 Sophomore Smoker Committee. LEWIS LEVINE Holyoke, Marr. Mechanical Engineering WILLIAM JOSEPH LEWIS, JR. New York City Mechanical Engineering KIEN YO LI Soo-Cliaw, China Civil Engineering 98 Sveninr ilivrnrha FREDERICK WILLIAM LIEBERKNECHT Baltimore, Md. Mechanical Engineering A. l. E. E.g Deutscher Vereing The Southerners. HOWARD ADDISON LINCOLN Springytelal, Marr. Mechanical Engineering Z Wg Quill and Daggerg Aleph Samachg Nalandag Undineg Sunday Night Clubg Kappa Beta Phig Assistant Manager Navy C35, Manager C453 Spring Day Committee C355 Senior Ball Committee. EMMA CAMPBELL LINDSAY No1'tlz Tonawamla Arts .1 Z5 W B Kg Class Treasurer C153 Vice-President Suffrage Club C455 Stage Manager Dramatic Club C45. ISAAC BIRKHAHN LIPMAN Woodlmze, Agriculture Cosmopolitan Clubg Agricultural Associationg College Glee Clubg College Baseballg College Soccer. WILLIAM THORBURN LITTLE Little Falls Arts HAMILTON CHUSHIEN LIU TZ.EHf.l'l.ll, China Arts Cosmopolitan Clubg Corresponding Secretary ARTHUR MOIKRIS LONG Cfztlcago, III. Civil Engineering Cerberusg Semaphoreg Class Baseball Team CHARLES HAROLD LORD Ogdenslmrg Civil Engineering GLENN SAFFORD LORD Hotteobyfe Fallr Law Freshman Baseball. RALPH CORNELIUS LOWARY Wellrfuille, Ofzzio Arts HERBERT PRATT LUCE Woodlmwn Law 0 fl dig Long Island Clubg Chairman Law Smoker Committeeg Senior Banquet Committee. THOMAS RUSSELL LUDLAM M0ntfIaz'r,N. Architecture Z TQ Quill and Daggerg Nalandag Savage Clubg Bench and Boardg Mandolin Club C155 Les Cabotinsg L,Ogiveg Assistant Stage Manager Masque C35, Manager C45. WILLIAM WELLES LYMAN Nortuz'rh, Conn. Mechanical Engineering WILLIAM FRANCIS LYNAUGH Ithaca Mechanical Engineering EDWARD GAUL MACARTHUR Hadron Law C9 A 05 47 A rpg Sphinx Headg Aleph Samachg Dunstang Nalandag Undineg Sunday Night Clubg Ycnang Kappa Beta Phig Varsity Foot- ball Team C25Q Varsity Track Team C25 C35, Captain C455 Varsity Relay Team C35 C455 Class Track Team C15 C25, Captain C255 Class Athletic Director CI5 C255 Class President C355 Chairman Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Chairman Senior Banquet Committee. 99 Svrninr Qernrhn EDWIN ALLAN MACKRELL Brooklyn Civil Engineering Semaphoreg Varsity Track Team C21 Cglg Ice Carnival Committee NORMAN LANGLEY MACLEOD Chicago, Ill. Civil Engineering A Ing Sphinx Headg Rob and Bobg Chicago Clubg Assistant Business Manager Masque Cgj, Manager C4.jg Junior Show Committee Cgjg Alumni Pledge Committee EDGAR MACNAUGHTON South Argyle Mechanical Engineering T B Hg Class Track Team CID JAMES WILLIAM MCCHESNEY Balalwin Arts A Cosmopolitan Clubg College Crew C255 Captain C315 President Medical Association CHARLES ALMON MCCORKLE Warren, Ohio Law 0 A dlg Cap and Gown Committee. JOSEPH CONDIT MCCUNE Brilliant, Ohio Mechanical Engineering Al T .Qg TB Hg A.l.E.E.g A.S.M.E.g Cross Country Clubg Captain Class Cross Country Team Czjg Varsity Track Team C253 Class Track Team CID Czlg Class Track Director C353 Varsity Track Squad Cglg First Sibley Prize Cglg General Committee C3jQ Crew Celebration Committee THOMAS SPRING MCEWAN Wert Hohoken,N. Mechanical Engineering Cosmopolitan Clubg Aero Clubg Sibley Clubg Deutscher Vereing College Soccer Team VERA MAY MCGREW New Athens, Ohio Arts THOMAS HOURSTON MCKAIG Buffalo Architecture Gargoyleg Freshman Cross Country Teamg Freshman Track Teamg General Committee C3Jg Senior Banquet Committee. V MORRISON TRACY MCKEE Pittibnrg, Pa. Agriculture LD A 0. LESLIE MCKENDRICK Monroe Mechanical Engineering L N. JOHN CHARLES MCLEAN East Lifuerpool, Ohio Arts Ross HANLIN MCLEAN Wellsvzille, Ohio Arts C17 B Kg Ohio Clubg English Clubg Agassiz Clubg Deutscher Vereing Greek Play WILLIAM JOSEPH MCNICKLE Brooklyn Arts AX Pg Ycnang Mandolin Club C35 C4DQ Junior Smoker Committeeg IQII Class Book. IOO Snninr illvrurhzf EDMUND BURKE MAGNER A Buffalo Arts A TA, Quill and Dagger, Aleph Samach, Dunstan, Nalanda, Undine, Bench and Board, Ycnan, Scalp and Blade, Class Baseball C15, Var- sity Baseball C25 C45, Captain C45, Varsity Hockey Team C25 C35 C45, Captain C45, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, General Committee C35. DAVID WALTER MAGOWAN Kane, Pa. Arts A X, Ycnan, Masque, Junior Smoker Committee. JAMES EDWARD MAHON Montrose, Pa. Law F H Pg Vice-President Law Association C35, University Orchestra, 3 Congress, University Band C35, College Soccer Team C35, Inter- college Boat House Committee C35, Law Smoker Committee C35. 4 JOSEPH PLAISTED MAIDER Phoenix Arts FRANK JOHN MALDINER North Tonawanda Law Arts Baseball Team CI5, Law Soccer Team C25 C35 C45, Varsity Swimming Team C35 C455 Representative on lntercollege Athletic Board: Alumni Pledge Committee C45. JOSEPH SPENCER MANN Fairfield, N. C. Civil Engineering K A CSouthern5, The Southerners. THOMAS MAPUA Manz'la, P. I. Architecture Cosmopolitan Club, Gargoyle. RAMON MARIAM Manz'la, P. I. Mechanical Engineering Cosmopolitan Club. CASSIE MARSH Fulton Arts Der Hexenkreis, Election Committee C353 Executive Committee C355 Chairman of Stunt Committee. CHARLES CLARKE MARSHALL Wert Newton, Marr. Arts X 0, Les Cabotins, Book and Bowl. ELMER WALTER MARTEN Storm Lake, Iowa Architecture Mandolin Club Exo ARSENIO MARTINEZ Mayaguez, Porto Rico Law .41 X. JOSEPH FLEMING MATTHAI Baltimore, Md. Mechanical Engineering X Elf, Nalanda, Undine, Bench and Board, Sunday Night Club, Mermaid, Varsity Lacrosse Team C355 Junior Feed Committee, Senior Ball Committee. GEOFFREY CANDEE MAY Brooklyn Arts Z X,' Deutscher Verein, Savage Club, Les Cabotins, Krug und Tafel, Masque, German Play C25, Masque Composer C25, University Orches- tra C35, Vice-President C. U. C. A. IOI Qeuinr Qirarnrha JAMES RAY MAYES SteubenfUz'lle,.0Czzo Agriculture A.B. Ohio University. DANIEL JOHN MEADOR, lr. M-yrtleufood, Ala. Veterinary A TQ Society of Comparative Medicineg The Southerners. ALFRED SMITH MELDRUM Buffalo Mechanical Engineering 41 V5 Scalp and Bladeg Sibley Journal of Engineering Board CZQ C3D C4.D5 Publication Manager Cglg Editor-in-Chief C455 Assistant Manager Tennis Team C31 Manager ALFRED RAINFORD MELLOR New Bedford, Maxx. Civil Engineering WILLIAM GRANT MEROWITZ New York City Mechanical Engineering Class Track Team CID Czlg Varsity Track Squad CAROLINE ELIZABETH NTERRY Syraruxe Arts K K ff Class Election Committee. RICHARD CONWAY MEYER Balfinzor-e, Md. Mechanical Engineering fd X Pg Maryland Club. HUGH ROBINSON MILLARD Dundee Veterinary A Wg Society of Comparative Medicineg Junior Eeed Committee. CLARENCE ANDERSON MILLER Pittsburg, Pa. Mechanical Engineering Treasurer Sibley Club ' CHARLES DUDLEY MILLER Syracuse Mechanical Engineering HENRY HALSEY MILLER Ithaca Mechanical Engineering X fb, Business Manager IQII Cornelliang Alumni Pledge Committee OSCAR GEORGE MILLER BLIWPGIO Mechanical Engineering 0 .fl Qg Savage Clubg Bench and Boardg Mermaidg Masque Cast C255 Vice-President Masque C.4.Dg Sophomore Pipe Committeeg Ice Carnival Committeeg Senior Stunt Committeeg Spring Day Committee GEORGE KERR MILTENBERGER Sr. Louir, Mo. Mechanical Engineering K Mandolin Club. LAWRENCE MINER MIN'fZ Itlzaea Law Law Smoker Committee C25 C355 Law Soccer Team JAMES FRANCIS MITCHELL St. Md1'fZ'715WZ-IIE, La. Veterinary A Wg Society of Comparative Medicine. RICHARD ALAN MORDOFF Seouxvwlle Agriculture HUGH MONTGOMERY, JR. Madziron, Wir. Arts X Wg Masqueg Sunday Night Clubg Junior Promenade Committeeg Senior Stunt Committee. A IO2 Sieniur linnrha BERTHA LOUISE MORGAN Castleton Arts Sennightly. CLAYTON FLOYD MOREY Roulet1e,Pa. Law I' PI fy Congressg College Baseball C255 Law School Tax Committee. JAMES MOIKRIS Pomfown, Pa. Law College Crew C155 Captain C253 Musical Festival C25 Glee Club C35. CI-IARLES EUGENE MORRIS Manlint Veterinary Society of Comparative Medicineg Catholic Clubg A. O. I-l.5 College Baseball Team. JOHN HAROLD MORIKIS Iffzaro Arts LESTER TVILLIAM VVALLACE MOIQROW Irlunfingron, W. lfa. Mechanical Engineering Acacia. ROBERT VIGIL MOIKSE ftlzara Mechanical Engineering Mandolin Club C15 C25 C453 Class Fencing Team CI5 C25 C35 C453 Gold Medal Novice Fencing Meetg Varsity Fencing Squad C35 C455 Aero Club C35 C455 Lecturer C455 Acting Chimemaster, IQIO Summer School. DWIGHT FOSTER MORSS Syracntf Mechanical Engineering College Baseball Team C15 ELMER NVALTER MORTEN Architecture Mandolin Club CI5 C25 C35 ALBERT ROBERT MORTON Pifrsbnrg, Pa. Law Bandhu. MILDRED ARVILLA MOSIER Brooklyn Arts AV O H. STANTON MOTT Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering X Qg Nalandag Masqueg Sunday Night Clubg Mabriqueg Sophomore Crewg Flag Rush Teamg Freshman Sergeant-at-Armsg Senior Crew Committee. LELAND BERTLEY MOWRY North Afdarnf, Mays. Arts Nayatig Alembic. ALAN POLK MUNRO Eau' Orange, N. Arts JITZ TARO MURAKAMI Fufeuyarna, 7rzpnn Agriculture LIN ERNEST MURPHY Phoenix Mechanical Engineering NATHANIEL ALLISON MURRAY Wa5f1z'71gfon,D. C. Agriculture A Q A. JOHANNES HENOCH NEETHLING L-yndenburg, Tnznffuaal, S. A. Agriculture Cosmopolitan Clubg Cricket Team IO3 Senior Bernrhu EDGAR NELSON New York City Arts Cosmopolitan Clubg Agassiz Clubg Deutscher Vereing L'Alliance Fran- caise. GEORGE ROSEMAN NICHOLS, JR. Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering X Wg Undineg Bench and Boardg Sunday Night Clubg Chicago Clubg Mermaidg Freshman Banquet Committeeg Ice Carnival Committee. ALVIN JOHN NITZSCHKE Utica Agriculture Glee Club C25 Cgl C4.lg College Glee Club Cljg College Quartette Cglg Fes- tival Chorus Czj C31 SAMUEL FREDERICK NIXON Westfield Law C9 A X5 LD A Cpg Sphinx Headg Aleph Samachg Dunstang Nalandag Undineg Ycnang Bench and Boardg Sacchordg Sunday Night Clubg Kappa Beta Phig Class Track Team CID Czjg Varsity Track Team Czl Cglg Law Smoker Committeeg Sophomore Banquet Committeeg Chairman Junior Smoker Committeeg Chairman Senior Ball Com- mittee. FRANCIS CHARLES NOON Promo, Utah Mechanical Engineering CHARLES VICTOR NOBACK New York City Veterinary Society of Comparative Medicineg Socialist Clubg Cosmopolitan Club. JOHN HENRY NUGENT Southampton, L. I. Arts A If Class Track Team CIJ C2DQ Class Tax Committee CZDQ Cap and Gown Committee C4J . JAMES BRUCE O,BRIEN Steelton, Pa.. Civil Engineering K ?If. WALTER CHRISTOPHER O,CONNELI. New Hafuen, Cohn. Law I' H Pg Adelphos Club. FREDERICK FULLERTON OHRT Oohala. Hatuazizl Civil Engineering 40 I' Ag Pyramidg Cornell Civil Engineer Boardg Honor System Com- mittee DONALD SMITH OLDS Laming, Mich. Mechanical Engineering DONALD CREIGH OLIPHANT Trenton. N. Mechanical Engineering WILI,IAM HICKS OSGOOD Rocherter Mechanical Engineering A 1D,' Widow Board Czl Cglg Mabrique. WILI,IAM EARL OSTERHOUT Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering RANDALL HAYNER OVEROCKER Harbroiiek Heights, IO4 Mech anical Engineering GEORGE BAILEY PAGE Al X Pg Varsity Basketball Swninr Brrurhia Wzillznmrport, Pa. Mechanical Engineering Squad C355 College Basketball Team C15 C25 C355 Captain C455 Sophomore Flag Rush Team5 Assistant Manager IQII Class Book5 Ice Carnival EDWARD FRANCIS PAINTON Committee C355 Senior Banquet Committee. Troy Veterinary Society of Comparative Medicine. EPHRAIM LAWRENCE PALMER Cortland 5 A- Arts State Scholarship5 Woodford Debate Club5 Congress5 Cortland Normal Clubg President C455 ,86 Memorial Stage C355 Congress Debate Stage C45- CLARENCE DOUGLAS PARKER 0 E. LESLIE MERTON PARKER 10 M I' CClark University55 sistant in Geology. GRENVILLE WARD PARKIN 2 N. HAROLD JOHN PATTERSON ROMNEY CLAYTON PATTERSON Portland, Me. Arts lforcesfer, Marr. Arts Aero Club5 Cornell Geological Society5 As- New Brunswick, YV. Mechanical Engineering Alembic5 Cross Country Club. GEORGE WASHINGTON PAWEL LAWRENCE JOSEPH PEAKE Z' KP Z5 Quill and Dagger5 General Athletic Director STUART LONGLEY PEEELES University Scholarship. FRED HENRY PERL Brooklyn Civil Engineering Glfnf Falla' Arts Sandy Hz'll Arts Pealfroole Mechanical Engineering Wrestling Team C25 C355 Captain C455 C455 Senior Banquet Committee. Urfwego Civil Engineering Roclrerter Agriculture Glee Club C35 C455 Festival Chorus C15 C25 C35 C455 College Glee Club C25 C35 C455 Quartet C255 College Baseball WALKER FAIRFIELD PETERSON A A CD5 Quill and Dagger5 Wheelz'ng, 147. Va. Mechanical Engineering Aleph Samach5 Bench and Board5 Undine5 Mermaid5 Assistant Manager Baseball Team C355 Manager C455 Chair- man Sophomore Stunt Committee. HORACE MANN PICKERILL Varsity Track Team C355 Roberts Scholarship. JOSEPH PIDDIAN RALPH EDWIN PIERCE Ripley, Ohio Agriculture Brooklyn Civil Engineering Rock Rapzizlr, Iowa Arts IOS Sfrniur Zbzrnrhs EARLE GERALD PLACE HUGH MALCOLM PLATT Cross Country Club. PAUL PLOSS ARTHUR POLLOCK OHEOHZLC1 lzgdfflijlid HM71fFV .RZ.ClZ7'7'ZOl7l27 Banjo Club CI5g Mandolin Club C453 Era Board C35 WILLIAM GEORGE POPE Holfornb LAFAYETTE LE VAN PORTER South Brand, Ind. Cerberusg Sophomore Class Rush Teamg Sophomore Junior Feed Committee. Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Civil Engineering Arts C45- Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Smoker Committeeg MARGARET JAY PORTER Earr Orange, N. Arts RONALD WILLSS POST Rzicfvmond Hzill Mechanical Engineering 0 Eg Mabriqueg Long Isalnd Clubg Cheer Leaderg State Scholarshipg Sophomore Tax Committeeg Senior Banquet Committee. HENRY CARROLL POWER Flemingflzui-g, Ky. Arts I A' Eg Dixie Club. ' CURRY SIMSON PRESCOT MZiIiUdLll66U, Wit. Mechanical Engineering K Ag Nalandag Savage Clubg Undineg Kappa Beta Phig Mandolin Club CI5 C355 Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Chariman Junior Prom- enade Committee. LEWIS CAIRL PRICE WILLIAM MITCHELL PRICE I Ng Maryland Club. JOHN FRANKLIN PRITCHARD NATHAN ABRAHAM PROPP Z B T. ANNA CARMODY QUENAN ALTA HAZEL QUIRIN HENRY PROBASCO REID Smyrna, Del. Baltimore, Affd. Man zifotuor, Witt. Trapper Lake P87171 YU77 0166171 ferment, N. Lieutenant Cadet Corps C353 RiHe Team C25. WILLIAM HAMMOND REID NORMAN GRAVES REINICKEIi Maryland Clubg A. S. M. E. EDWARD ALBERT REKATE PIARRIET RUTH REQUA Sfllfllfffdllyy BOZfZ.H'ZO7'6, Md. Lafirarfer Tarrytown 106 Electrical Engineering Civil Engineering Arts Law Arts Arts Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Arts Arts ifwninr Brrurha JOSEPH RETICK Sfzerzamzloafz, Pa. Agriculture cb .I 03 Hebs-sag Freshman Baseball Teamg Junior Feed Committee. ARTHUR XVENDEIJ.. DE REVERE B1-oolelyn Mechanical Engineering Scabbard and Bladeg Mab1'iqueg Freshman Tennis Teamg Varsity Tennis Team C353 Cadet Lieutenant C355 Cadet Captain C4.Dg President A. S. M. Eg Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Sibley Banquet Committee JOHN KENDIG REWALT Mz'r!1lIetotun, Pa. Mechanical Engineering H .Y JI. HERBEIQT BYRON REYNOLDS BflIf1'7Tl07'L',llIlZ7. Mechanical Engineering LELAND SMILEY RHODES Grolon Civil Engineering ROBERT BLEE RHOADS Indi'onopoIi.f,Ina'. Architecture B 0 Hg T B Hg L,Ogiveg Gargoyle. CLARENCE PAULDING RHYNUS Pouglzleeeprzf Civil Engineering CARLMAN FERDINAND RIBSAM Trenton, N. Agriculture A Z5 Hebs-sag Cornell Countryman Czj Cgjg Business Manager C453 Vice-President Agricultural Association Cgjg Chairman Agricultural Honor System ARCHIE LAWSON RICHEY I P1'1'tTburg,Pcz. Mechanical Engineering T B Hg Secretary Sibley College Branch, A. S. M. E. CHESTER STEVENS RICKER Iflmfo Mechanical Engineering T B Hg A. S. M. E. Entertainment Committee Membership Com- mittee C3D C4j. VICTOR RITSCHARD Berne, Switzerland Mechanical Engineering T B Hg Cosmopolitan Clubg President Deutscher Verein CZD C32 C453 German Play CZDQ Les Cabotinsg French Play C313 Cast William Tell C41 HORACE SHELDON RITTER Oneonta Arts STEWART EVERTS ROBB Rirhnzond Hill Arts Sphinx Headg Mabriqueg Long Island Clubg Varsity Football Team C31 C4jg General Committee C3j C4j. BYRON BURNETT ROBB Wfbrrer Agriculture ARTHUR MEREDYTH ROBERTS .BZif?7'ZZ-7Zgl7l177'Z, Ala. Mechanical Engineering K If Quill and Daggerg Aleph Samachg Savage Clubg Assistant Mana- ger Varsity Track Team Cgjg Manager Crtjg General Committee C4D. LOUIS ARTHUR RODENHISER Wnrnerr Arts GARDINER MERIKIMAN ROGERS Sodzu Mechanical Engineering IO7 Svrninr illvrnrhia CHARLES ARNOLD ROHR New fork City Mechanical Engineering Z B T. WILLIAM DONALD ROLPH Fredonia Arts-Medicine DELMAR G. Roos Netu York City Mechanical Engineering The OWls5 Anvil5 Pratt Club5 Congressg Speaker OfCongress C255 Class Fencing Team C355 Varsity Fencing Team C355 Novice Fencing Cham- pionship RAYMOND FUNNELLE ROPE Buffalo Law Cosmopolitan Clubg C. E. Hughes Debate Clubg Congress5 College Crew C25 C355 College Cross Country and Soccer Teams C455 Treasurer Law Association C455 C. U. C. A. Cabinet. WILLIAM PAI.EN ROSE Kingston Arts Z Ng Owlsg Class Constitutional Committee5 President Charles Evans Hughes Debate Club CI55 Masque C25 C35 C455 Dramatic Club C25 C355 Treasurer Dramatic Club C355 President C455 Intercollegiate Debate Finance Committee C25 C355 ,86 Memorial Stage C255 Alumni Pledge Com- mittee5 fHonorable Mention '36 Memorial Stage C255 Cheer Leader C455 Class Debate Team SOLOMON ROSENBAUM New fork City Agriculture MAUIIICE COHN ROSENBLATT Atlantic City, N. Mechanical Engineering WILI,IAM CHARLES ROSENTHAL Cincinnati, Ohio Mechanical Engineering WILLIAM WINTON GOODRICH ROSSITER Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering Z 105 Mabrique5 Mandolin Club C25 C35 C455 Sibley Banquet Committee C255 Junior Promenade Committee. ALVIN KRIEBEL ROTHENBERGER Woree:ter,Pa. Agriculture Class Crewg Assistant in Bacteriology. WAYNE HEEBNER ROTHENBERGER Lanrdale, Pa. Agriculture Acacia. ROY P. ROWE , Little Fall: Veterinary A W5 Society of Comparative Medicine5 College Baseball Team5 Junior Feed Committee. JOSEPH ERVIN RUTLEDGE For Roclzoiuay Mechanical Engineering Alt Heidelberg',5 AdelphOs5 Deutscher Verein. EARLE AMBROSE RYDER Carmel Mechanical Engineering Nayati. EDWIN LEON RYON, A.B. Brooklyn Lavv IOS Senior illrrnrha GEORGE SANDERSON, IR. Scranton, Pa. Law 2 ll7,' Masque CI5 C255 Bench and Boardg Mermaidg Tennis Team C255 University Swimming Team C35 C455 Underclass Tennis Champion HAROLD MOORE SAWYER Wafuerly Electrical Engineering CHARLES ALTON SCHARSCHU Kingston ' Arts ARTHUR ROLAND SCHIELE Put-in-Bay, Ohio Mechanical Engineering Sophomore Smoker Committee. CHESTER ELLIS SHIMER Easton, Pa. Agriculture College Mandolin Clubg Farmers' Week Committeeg Leader Boys, Inlet Club. HELENA FRANCES SCHLEICH Lyons Arts GUSSFAV SCHIRMER Chicago, lll. Civil Engineering K EF. HENRY PENUEL SCHMECK La Salle Civil Engineering GEORGE FREDERICK SCHMID Broolclvn Arts cp K llfg Savage Club. 1 CHRISTIAN SCHLUDERBERG Higlzlanaltown, Md. Mechanical Engineering Southern Clubg A. I. E.E . V LEWIS HERBERT SCHWARTZ Albany Agriculture Hebs-sag Vice-President Agricultural Association CHARLES NEWTON SEAGRAVE Welleiley, Maxi. Civil Engineering Sphinx Headg Aleph Samachg Dunstang Rod and Bobg Class Football Director C459 Freshman Crewg Junior Varsity Crew C25Q Varsity Crew C25 C353 Varsity Football Team C455 Representative of the Wearers of the C',g Sophomore Banquet Committeeg General Com- mittee C35 C45. HENRY GEORGE SEIPP New York City Ar-rg di B Kg Owlsg Charles Evans Hughes Debate Clubg University Scholar- I shipg President Civic Club C455 Era Board C455 Alumni 'Pledge Committeeg '86 Memorial Stage. THOMAS KING SENIOR Holyoke, Mzzsr. Mechanical Engineering Z A Eg Class Track Team C253 Sophomore Tax Comrnitteeg General Committee C35 C455 C. U. C. A. Cabinet. KENNETH ADAM SHAUL Van Hornwilla Veterinary Society of Comparative Medicineg College Cross Country Team FRED SHELDON Paterron, N. Mechanical Engineering 0 E. IOQ Smiur iirrnrila M00 TSUN SHEN Shangliai, China Civil Engineering Cosmopolitan Club. RUTH SIGOURNEY SHEPARD fffatertotun Arts Aftermath5 Self Government Committee C35 C45. EDWIN EVERITT SHERIDAN Ewamron, III. A1-ts X Wg Quill and Dagger5 Aleph Samachg Nalanda5 Mermaid5 Sunday Night Club5 Bench and Boardg Undineg Chicago Clubg Assistant Manager Musical Clubs C355 Manager C455 Sophomore Cotillion Com- mittee5 Senior Ball Committee. JOHN HAIQVEY SHERMAN A511 Grove, Va. Arts Cosmopolitan Clubg The SOutherners5 Railway Clubg Class Track Team C15 C255 Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Lieutenant Cadet Corps C25, Captain C35, Major C455 Rifle Team C253 General Committee C455 Sage Usher C35, Head Usher CHESTER ELLIS SHIMER Earton, Pa. HELEN OLGA SHOLLENBERGER JOHN MORGAN SILL Watertotun di I' 415 0 IV Eg Semaphore. CHARLES SILVER Odenron, Md. Southern Club5 Aero Club: Cornell-Columbia LLOYD R. SIMONS Sa1-a'z'nz'a Cosmopolitan Clubg College Glee Club. ROBERT Snvnvis Lake Ph1'IodfIpIn'o,Pa. Agriculture Arts Civil Engineering Arts Chess Match Agriculture Veterinary Society of Comparative Medicineg College Baseball, Basketball, Track and Soccer Teams. ALICE RUTH SISSON Lake George Arts L1 fg House Committee C455 Third Vice-President Class LEGRAND DEGRAFF SIMSON Tonatowzda Electrical Engineering Zodiacg Sphinx Head5 Aleph Samach5 Dunstan5 Ycnang Undine5 Class President C255 Chairman General Committee C355 General Athlet- ic Director C355 Freshman Banquet Committeeg Captain Freshman Football Team5 Freshman Crew: Varsity Football Team C35 C45, Cap- tain C455 Varsity Crew C355 Varsity Basketball Team C455 Sibley Basketball Team. C45 MELITA HAMII,TON SKILLEN Brooklyn A O H. LEROY MORGAN SLOCUM, JR. Scortwille Ross EDGAR SLUYTER Her-kz'mer IIO Arts Electrical Engineering Architecture Senior iKPrnrhE WILLIAM ANDERSON S. SOMERVILLE Cumberland, Md. Mechanical Engineering Southern Club. ARTHUR LEE SMITH Hollaizd Civil Engineering Flag Rush Team C25Q College Soccer Team C353 Varsity Soccer Team JOHN EVERETT SMITH JULIUS SMITH North Adamr, Marr. Electrical Engineering Brooklyn Arts Deutscher Vereing L,AllianCe Frangaiseg Grchestrag College Crew CI5 C255 William Telln Cast C355 Undergraduate Scholarship. LULU OPHELIA SMITH .J fg Raven and Serpent. WILLIAM KENNETH SOWDON A B,' Masque EMMA ROMELIA SPEED fl? B Kg Sennightly. LESLIE VANDERFORD SPENCER A Z IP. MINERVA EURETTA SPENCER VINYLA SPENCER WILLIAM MILLER SPERRY, 2ND HO1'l1CI! Arts Yonleerr Electrical Engineering Ithaca Arts Rocfzerter Mechanical Engineering Mz'lford Arts Mz'Zford Arts Cranford, N. Law A K Eg Freshman Banquet Committeeg Sibley Banquet Committee C25Q Ice Carnival Committee C3 FRANK DESMONDE SPRAGUE NORMAN LESLIE STAFFORD, JR. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN STARR, JR. Maryland Club. HENRY STEINLAUF RICHARD IRVING STEARNS New York City Civil Engineering Canartota Mechanical Engineering Baltimore, Md. Mechanical Engineering B C9 Hg Chicago Clubg Law Banquet Committee C25 ROBERT STEPS CD B Kg A. I. E. E. GUY GROss STEVENS Society of Comparative Medicine. WALLACE GORDON STEVENSON New York City Architecture Chicago, III. Law New York City Mechanical Engineering Grown Veterinary Ogeienrlmrg Agriculture Hebs-sag Varsity Football Squad C35 C455 Senior General Committeeg Cor- nell Countryman Board. 8 III Senior iliiernrha VICTOR ALBERT STIBOLT Davenport, Iowa Civil Engineering Seal and Serpent5 SphinxHead5 Ycnan5 Semaphore5 SavageClub5 Class Track Team C15 C255 Varsity Track Team C25 C355 Mandolin Club C25 C355 University Orchestra C25 C355 Junior Smoker Committee5 General Committee C455 Interfraternity Executive Committee. JOSEPH LYBRAND STICHTER Reaa'z'ng,Pa. Mechanical Engineering CHRISTINA MILLS STIVERS Middlfrofrwz , Arts Waysideg Raven and Serpentg Der Hexenkreis5 Corresponding Secretary ' Classg Sports and Pastimes, Treasurer C255 Vice-President C355 Treas- urer Y. W. C. A. C355 Vice-President Self-Government Association C35 C45. EDWARD MORGAN ST. JOHN Ithara Arts Sphinx Head5 Ycnan5 Freshman Banquet Committee5 Sophomore Cotil- lion Committee5 Ice Carnival Committee C355 Glee Club C25 C35 C453 IQI1 Cornellian Board5 Class Treasurer C35 C455 Class Quartet C25 C35 GEORGE CARTER STONE Hurt, Va. Civil Engineering Cosmopolitan Club5 The Southerners5 Second Lieutenant Cadet Corps C35, C21Pt2iHC45- JULIUS MALCOLM STRELITZ MdTZ.OH,Ol1l'O Arts WILLIAM ORLANDO STRONG Afton Agriculture Cosmopolitan Club5 College Glee Club CI55 Mandolin Club C255 Assist- ant Secretary and Treasurer Poultry Association. MARY STUART Batafuia Arts ALPHONSE JEROME STUDE Houston, Texas Electrical Engineering K A CSouthern55 Dixie Club5 Texas Club5 Les Cabotins5 Masque C355 A. I. E. E.5 A. S. M. E.5 Substitute Football Team C353 Track Squad C355 Cap and Gown Committee. RAYMOND STURGES Schenectady Law Class Football Squad CI55 Law Tax Committee STANLEY LEON SUPER Pottrfuille, Pa. Civil Engineering .S X. SEYMOUR H. SUTTON Napier Mechanical Engineering Sphinx Head5 Dunstang Ycnan5 Freshman Football Team5 Freshman Crevv5 Varsity Football C355 Varsity Crew C25 C355 Chairman Sopho- more Smoker Committee5 General Committee C355 Class Crew Director C455 Senior Banquet Committee5 Sibley Banquet Committee. JOHN MOFATT SWALM Pottrfuille, Pa. Mechanical Engineering 2' Ng Glee Club C355 Masque C35 C455 Freshman Football Teamg Tax Committeeg Ice Carnival Committee II2 Sveninr ilivrnrilia CORNELIA MARGARET SWITZER Staunton, Va. Arts K A 0. DAVID RUSSELL SWINTON Port 767 UZ..f Mechaimical Engineering Sphinx Head5 Ycnan5 Toastmaster Sophomore Smokerg Ice Carnival Committeeg General Committee C455 Class Track Team CI5 C255 Class Treasurer C355 Class Secretary C355 Editor-in-Chief IQII Class Book. ROBERT L,HOMMEDIEU TATE Nato York City Civil Engineering Tswza. HENRY LAWTON TAYLOR Lafiotonr Arts Cosmopolitan Club. CLAUDE MARTIN THIELE Watlzington, D. C. Civil Engineering Seal and Serpentg Ycnan5 Senators5 Scabbard and Blade5 Semaphore5 Dixie Club5 Class Pipe Committee C255 C. E. Banquet Committee C255 Captain Cadet Corps C355 Major C455 Class Football CI5 C255 Senior Banquet Committee C455 Cheer Leader VICTOR GIFFORD THOMASSEN New York City Civil Engineering Rod and Bob5 Les Cabotins CI5 C25 C355 Freshman Lacrosse Team5 French Play C155 C. E. Honor System C355 C. E. Athletic Committee C355 Cornell Civil Engineer Board ARTHUR LEE THOMPSON Lana'over,Md. Agriculture A Z5 Hebs-sa5 Intercollege Athletic Board5 President Senior Class in Agriculture5 Secretary Agricultural Honor System Committee ELMER ELLSWORTH THOMPSON, JR. Buffalo Civil Engineering Quill and Dagger5 Aleph Samach5 Dunstang Pyramid5 Scalp and Blade5 Varsity Baseball C25 C355 Class Crew C255 Flag Rush Team C255 Gen- eral Committee C35 C455 Sophomore Smoker Committee C255 Class Base- ball Director JOHN EDGAR THOMSON Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering X CD5 Quill and Dagger5 Aleph Samach5 Nalandag Undineg Masque5 Mabriqueg Assistant Manager Football C35, Manager WILLIAM JAMES THORNE Unz'onin'ZIe, Po. Mechanical Engineering 0 E5 Assistant Manager Swimming Team C35, Manager LOUIS MARKS THREEFOOT Met-z'dz'an, Matt. Mechanical Engineering ELISHA WADHAMS THURSTON Hornburg Agriculture Lazy Club5 Potato Show Committee C355 Fruit Shovv Committee C355 Agricultural Association Ushering Committee. II3 Svvniur 'Qiernrha LOUIS LEON THURSTONE ifamartofwn Mechanical Engineering Cosmopolitan Club3 Sibley Journal of Engineering Board ALFRED MOSHER TILDEN Pzittrfeld, Marr. Agriculture 0 A X3 Sphinx Head Mandolin Club CI5 C25 C353 Assistant Manager Fencing Team C353 Bench and Board3 Junior Promenade Committee3 Class Spring Day Committee FREDERICK CALKINS TORRANCE Ithaca Mechanical Engineering Sophomore Stunt Committee3 Sibley Banquet Committee C35 C453 Presi- dent Sibley Engineering Club CLARENCE LOTHROPE TOWER ffubu1'z1dale,Marr. Mechanical Engineering Z 03 Class Crew C253 Class Rush Team C253 Sophomore Cotillion Com- mittee3 Sibley Banquet Committee ALAN CAMPBELL TOWERS Mozitawzideo, Uruguay Electrical Engineering Cosmopolitan Club, Board of Directors C253 President C353 A. I. E. E.3 I Spring Day Committee C353 General Committee C453 Association Foot- ball Team CI5 C25 C35 C453 Vice-Captain C253 Captain C35 C453 Cricket Team C153 Minor Sports Representative to Major Sports Council CHARLES CROASDALE TRUMP Syracare Mechanical Engineering 41 ff CHarvard Chapter53 T B H3 A. S. M. E. PING YI TSAI Kiangru, China Civil Engineering EARL FRANK TUCKER Delair, N. Mechanical Engineering Z 0 Z. JOHN GOURLAY TURNBULL Brooklyn Law A T 413 CD A CD3 Quill and Daggerg Bench and Board3 Mabrique3 Book and Bovvl3 Manager Freshman Track Team C353 Junior Promenade Committee3 General Committee MYRON WILLIAM TURNER Arlanrir, Iowa Civil Engineering Semaphore3 Class Football Team C253 Assistant Chief, C. E. Camp. EDWARD MOWBRAY TUTTLE Brooklyn Agriculture Anvil Club3 Eastman Stage, Second Prize C353 '86 Declamation Stage C353 President Agricultural Association OSCAR STAGER TYSON Cf1ester,Pa. Electrical Engineering Q K Tj Undine3 Chairman Freshman Spring Day Committee. JOHN SCOTT TWADDELL Wf1z'z'estone,R. I. Law Adelphosg Captain Freshman Basketball Team3 Law School Basketball Team3 Varsity Basketball Team C455 Sophomore Smoker Commit- tee3 Senior Banquet Committee3 Manager Law School Basketball Team. II4 Swninr TKPEUYIIZ HAROLD JAMES UNDERWOOD Bzinghamion Arts 1 K Eg Assistant Manager Lacrosse Team C35. HELEN AUGUSTA VAIL Sfranton, Pa, A1-ts TRVING ROE VAIL Danhury, Conn. Veterinary A Wg Society of Comparative Medicine, WALDEMAll QUAYLB VAN COTT Salt Lake City, Utah Arts X Tig Bench and Boardg Masque C355 Book and BOwl5 Mermaid5 Crew Celebration Committee C455 Arts Feed Committee HORACE ANDERSON VANDERBEEK Soniarfoille, N. Civil Engineering fl' B Hg Assistant Manager Cornell Civil Engineer C35, Manager C455 Treasurer Civil Engineering Association MARSHALL VANDERHOFF Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering Zodiac5 Sophomore Banquet Committee5 Class Rush Team C255 Man- ager Lacrosse Team SALVADOR VIVO Larer, Porto Rico Mechanical Engineering RUTH VOORHEES Ithara Arts Sage Basketball Team C155 Captain PAUL WAIT Sturgzir, Mzich. Law Acacia. ARTHUR VVEEKS WAKELEY Omaha, Nah. Mechanical Engineering Nayatig Class Pipe Committee. HAROLD WEHLE WALIQER New York City Ai-tg Class Track Team C255 Class Lacrosse Team C155 Captain Swimming Team C455 Chairman Senior Cap and Gown Committee. JOSEPH WALZER Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering MATTHIAS FREDERICK WALZ Troy Arts SHING TSO WANG Canton, China Mechanical Engineering LEROY PIERPONT WARD lVlz'dallato1wn, Conn. Architecture 0 I Ll,- Quill and Daggerg Nalanda5 tL,Ogive5 Gargoyle5 Savage Clubg Sophomore Stunt COmmittee5 Junior Promenade Committeeg Masque f?-5' C35 C4D- t HOWARD STUART WARNER Viakrharg, M'ifr. Civil Engineering A K Eg Rod and Bob. MUNROE FRANK WARNER Duluth, Minn. Mechanical Engineering Q K Wg Musical Clubs C15 C25 C355 Class Hockey Team C155 Varsity Hockey Team C35 C45. GERALDINE EGGLESTON WATSON Brooklyn Arts K K F5 Captain IQII Basketball Team JAMES ROBERTSON WEBB Cortland Civil Engineering II5 Svrninr illernrha WILLIAM KELLOGG WELLS Cazezzofuia Electrical Engineering 0 Eg Class Track Team CI5 C255 Varsity Track Team C255 Junior Gen- eral Committee5 Freshman Color Committee5 General Committee C355 Class Day Committee C455 University Orchestra CI55 State Scholarship. EDGAR SToW VVHEELAN Nato York City A Arts X Wig Quill and Dagger5 Aleph Samach5 Dunstan5 Nalanda5 Undine5 Savage Club5 Bench and Board5 Masque C255 Mandolin Club CI55 Mabrique5 Toastmaster Freshman Banquet5 Freshman Baseball Teamg VVidoW Board CI5 C25 C355 Artistic Editor C25 C355 Spring Day Committee. I HARLEY TRASK VVHEELER Kansa: City, Mo. Mechanical Engineering T B H. RHODA FOUQUET WHITE Champlain Arts Raven and Serpent5 Senior President of Sage College. FRANK MORTON WHITE B1-acleparf I Civil Engineering A T525 Mandolin Club C25 C35 C455 Rod and Bob. JAMES JOSEPH VVHITTY Ithaca Mechanical Engineering Sibley Scholarship. ALBERT ERNEST VVILLIAMS Saratoga Spring: Veterinary LULU M. WILLIAMS Momour Falla Arts HARRY HUGH WILLIAMSON Bethel, Conn. Mechanical Engineering cb K ilfg Nalanda5 Undine5 Class Rush Team C255 Class Football Team CI5 C255 Sophomore Pipe Committee5 Ice Carnival Committee. EDWARD PERRY VVILSON F1-aa'onz'a Mechanical Engineering T B Hg Sacchord5 Varsity Football C455 Sibley Crew C25 HOWARD CHARLES WILSON Danifuille Arts A X5 Cornell-Princeton Freshman Debate Team5 Varsity Football Squad C355 RAYMOND NOBLE WING Buffalo Mechanical Engineering Ross WINSHIP Penn Yan Mechanical Engineering JAMES EDWARD OI.IVER WINSLOW Ithaca Arts B 0 U5 Sphinx Head5 Aleph Samach5 Savage Club5 Book and BoWl5 Sunday Night Club5 Ycnan5 Manuscript Club5 Nalanda5 Cornell Daily Sun C15 C25 C35 C45, Managing Editor C355 Editor-in-Chief C455 Cornell Masque CI5 C355 Joint Author 4'The Misfit Man C355 Class Vice-President C355 Freshman Banquet Committee5 Class Spring Day Committee CI5 C255 Sophomore Smoker Committee5 Toastmaster Sophomore Banquet5 Junior Smoker Committee5 General Spring Day Committee C355 Chairman Class Day Committee5 EX-officio Member General Committee C455 Student Conference Committee II6 Svninr illvrnrhz JOHN WINSLOW Ithaca Mechanical Engineering A J 105 CUniversity of Rochester55 Masque C155 Masque Cast Q WILLIAM OVERTON WINSTON, JR. Mz'nneapolz's, Mz'rzn. Mechanical Engineering ID B Kg A.B. Vllilliams Collegeg Mandolin Club C35 HENRY GABIQIEI, VVISNER, JR. Summit, N. Mechanical Engineering KD F J. WILHELNIINE WISSMAN New Sprzingjqelal Arts K K f',' Sage Basketball Team5 Vice-President Sports and Pastimesg IQII Class Book Committeeg '4William Tell Cast. GEORGE MORRIS WOLFSON New York City Arts Deutscher Vereing Les Cabotins C255 Alt Heidelburg C255 Charles E. Hughes Debate Club C25, President C255 Congress C15 C25 C355 Ger- man Play. GAY WOLLENXVEBER Acacia. YIK SING XVONG BERTMAN LEROY WOOD Masqueg College Chess Team. BERWICK BRUCE WOOD Vaneoufver, Wash. Civil Engineering Shanghai, China Civil Engineering Brooklyn Civil Engineering Portland, Ore. Agriculture X CD5 Aleph SamaCh5 Dunstang Nalanda5 Undineg Masque5 Varsity Football Team C25 C355 Freshman Football Team5 Junior Promenade Committee. WILLIAM WARREN VVOODRUFF FRANCES MARY WRIGHT GUSTAV OSCAR ZELLER, JR. A lPg Sunday Night Clubg Ardmore, Pa. Electrical Engineering Palmyra Arts Elizabeth, N. Arts Alembic5 Mabrique5 Alumni Pledge Com- mittee C455 Sophomore Stunt Committeeg Chairman Freshman Tax Committeeg Freshman Football Team5 Class Football Director C155 Vice-President Class C255 Class Sergeant-at-Arms GEORGE HAUER ZOUCK Hanover, Pa. Mechanical Engineering I I7 Hivhir Swninrn 1911 LOUISE AUERBACH . . . Helena, Mont. AARON GROVER BALDWIN . East Orange, N. A K K. WESLEY MANNING BALDWIN ....... Brooklyn N.ZNg f'Ag Z Eg A QAg A.B.Cornellg A.lVl.COrnell5 ClassVice- President, 19025 President, 1903. ' GEORGE TILMAN BANKER .... Elizabeth, N. A K Kg Dance Committee C35 C453 Skelatos. SAMUEL N. BERKOWITZ .... Paterson, N. 0 A E. JOHN HUDSON BLAUVELT . Nyack A K K. ROSCOE CONKLING BORST ..., . Seward N 2 Ng A .Q Ag Class Baseball Team HARRY GIFFORD BULL ........ Keeseville N 2 Ng Bandhug A.B.Co1-nellg Masqueg 1911 Cornellian Board. THOMAS WALTER CAREY .....,.. New York City A K Kg A.B. Saint Francis Xavierg Class President C155 Vice-President C25 C35 C45- MARGARETE DARVAS ..... . New York City K A Og A E Ig Class Secretary C35 FRANCISCO RAEAEL DE JESUS .... , Ponce, Porto Rico GEORGE WALTER DEMPSEY . . . . . Millerton FLORANCE TIMOTHY DONAVAN ..... Port Richmond A K Kg A.B. Saint Francis Xavierg Prize in Chemistry C190-55. WII,LIAM GUY DORAN . . ...., Brooklyn KD A Eg Skelatos. HELEN DUDLEY ...... Brooklyn A E Ig A Q Ag Dance Committee C35 NATHAN BROWNE EDDY ..... . Glens Falls ELSIE FOX ....... New York City A.B. Normal College of the City of New York. ALBERT VIRGIL FRANKLIN ...... New York City Z Wg NZN,- Quill and Daggerg Savage Clubg Glee Club C1904-190853 Leader C1907-190855 Sunday Night Clubg Senior Ball Committeeg A.B.COrnell. II8 fllllvhir Sentara IRVING FRIEDENREICH . JESSE DAVID FRIEDMAN OSCAR CHRISTIAN FRUNDT A K K. RALPH HOWAIID GARLICK lb A Z. SERAFINO GENOVESE . Brooklyn . Brooklyn . Jersey City, N. South Ashburnham, Mass. New York City WILLIAM EARL GLANVILLE . . Auburn QD F Ag .Q 1' W. HAROLD HORTON GOLDING Peekskill Q Y 0. WALTER GEORGE HAI.,I.STEAD . . Scranton, Pa. N I N. ROBERT CARROLL HOWARD ..... Frederick, Md. N .E Ng Ph.G. New York College of Pharmacy. ARTHUR WILLIAM JUSTIN .,,.. Union Hill, N. HENRY ROBERT KUTIL ....... New York City A K Kg A Q Ag Skelatosg B.S. New York University . WILLIAM FORREST LEE ........ Rochester N 2 Ng A.B.Cornell, Zodiac, Sphinx Head, Gemel Kharmg Varsity Crew QD QQ, Junior Class President CMedicj5 Senior Class Presi- dent CMediCjg Dance Committee. ALBERT LLEVY . . New York City 10 A E. WALTER WILLIAM LOZYNSKI . Long Island City Periander. NILS OSCAR LUNDELL . . Poughkeepsie N Z Ng Skelatos. EDWARD MAHLER . Paterson, N. 0 A E. i WALTER LESTER MATTICK . Buffalo Acaciag A.B. Cornell. JAMES EDWARD MCCORMICK . . Newark, N. CD K Wg N 2 Ng Skelatos. STANLEY HENRY MELI,EN . . Catskill Q EV d7,' AB. Cornell. II illllvhir Svvninra CARL HELMUTH MUELLER, JR, Brooklyn 40 A S. EDGAR WARDEN PHILLIPS . Bath di A .fy Skelatos. LEOPOLD REIN ......... Brooklyn A.B. College of the City of New York, Ph.G. New York College of Phar- macy fcum laudejg Ph.C. Columbia. JACOB ROCKMAN .... . Brooklyn LOUIS RUCH ......... Englewood, N. A K Ag N I Ng B.C.S. New York University. ANTHONY GREGORY SAccO . A ..... Long Branch, N. A K K,' Class Rush Team KZJ. CHARLES FLEET SCUDDER . Q T QQ A QA. HENRY LOUIS SHERMAN FRANCES SHOSTAC . . WILLIAM ANDREW SOMERVILLE . ID A Eg Class Treasurer Cgjg Dance Committee QD Q4Jg JAMES STEINBERG . . cb .1 E. J JOHN PHILLIPS STOUT N I Ng Skelatos. HERBERT H. STRAUB JOHN DENNIS TIERNEY . 40 A E. JAMES FRANCIS VAVASOUR N I Ng Skelatos. JULIUS LOUIS WATERMAN SARAH PARKER WHITE , MAY GEORGIANA WILSON THOMAS BRENNER WOOD . Northport, L. I. New York City New York City New York City Chairman LOS Angeles, Cal. Bayonne, N. Long Island City New York City . Dalton, Mass. Rochester . Watervliet Bensonhurst, L. I. . Jamaica, L. I. 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'sa xl .'v,' X E3?ffrf'f52i1kfEiQXfli.1-' ,C , -11,,fg5e'sg,if.,sE4ij5f5J:?i , Ss .gf .:rv-ek1.ii- .' 1' :fs L-, A ,J S .--f th- 1512 l En ineering 7 CLINTON SETH ABBOTT Hamburg Mechanica g Z T5 Aleph Samach5 Gemel Kharm' Class Baseball Team C15 C255 Varsity Baseball Team C255 General Committee ROBERT MOREORD ADAMS Duluth, Mzirtii. Law 0 A X5 Glee Club C15 C355 Class Quartette C255 Savage Club. CHESTER ARTHUR ADEE New York City Civil Engineering Adelphos. JUAN ALONSO Paraguay Mechanical Engineering EDWARD ROBY ALBIN, JR. St. Louir, Mo. Arts 2' CD 25 P. M. A. CMissouri Chapter55 Cornell Cosmopolitan Club5 Cos- mopolitan International Banquet Committee CHARLES DOIKWART ALBRIGHT Kansai Cz'ry,1llo. Law Seal and Serpentg Scabbard and Blade. HAIKRY RALPH ALLEN Eilmzira Architecture Wrestling Team HENRY HAMILTON- ALLPORT Cnirago, III. Mechanical Engineering Z C115 Cosmopolitan Club5 Sibley blournal of Engineering C25 C355 Sibley Banquet Committee C255 Junior Feed Committee C355 Corresponding Secretary of Sibley Club. JOHN KENNETH ANDERSON Wz'Zkz'nsbnrg, Pa. Civil Engineering A X P. GEORGE CLINTON ANDREWS, JR. Tarrytown Law 0 A X5 Gemel Kharm5 Assistant Business Manager Sun C355 Freshman Banquet Committeeg Moalcley House Fund Committee C155 Sophomore Stunt Committeeg Junior Smoker Committee. 130 .Buninr ilirrnrhsa SAMUEL WARREN ANDREWS Lead, S. D. Mechanical Engineering Zodiac5 Class Basketball CI55 Substitute on Varsity Basketball CLIFT ANDRUS Fort Logan, Colo. Civil Engineering Seal and Serpentg Scabbard and Blade5 Semaphore5 Rifle Club5 Mili- tary Department, First Lieutenant C251 Captain C355 Rifle Team GEORGE TABER ASHTON Stuartfzmore, Pa. Arts Nayati. HARRY ARTHUR ATWATER Morgarz Park, Ill. Mechanical Engineering A. I. E. E. EUGENE C. AUCHTER Barnard Agriculture A Z5 Manager Agricultural Baseball Team C255 Agricultural Tax Com- mittee CI5 C255 Agricultural Banquet Committee FREDERICK SAMUEL AUERBACH New fork City Arts Deutscher Verein. ROBERT WILLIAM AUSTIN Centra! Bridge Civil Engineering Cerberus5 Semaphore5 Class Football Squad ETHELBERT BACON Elmira Civil Engineering NATHAN BAEHR New fork City Meclmanical Engineering Cornell Dramatic Club5 Class Executive Committee C255 Stage Manager Enemy of the Peoplev BEULAH BAILEY Troy Arts Raven and Serpent. ' ELBERT HALL BAKER, JR. Clefveland, Ohio Mechanical Engineering A K E5 Aleph Samach5 Dunstan5 Beth L,Amed5 Undine5 Class Foot- ball CI55 Varsity Football C25 C355 Freshman Banquet Committee, Sophomore Cotillion Committee5 Junior Promenade Committee. DEE BAKER Ithaca Agriculture HB 475 Wayside5 Aftermath. ' ALFRED WILLETT BALDWIN Sprzlngjfeld, Mo. Mechanical Engineering B. S. Drury College, IQOQ. WILLIAM CARTER BALLANTYNE Washington, D. C. Mechanical Engineering Golf Team C255 Lieutenant Cadet Corps EDITH FUNSTON BALLENTINE Pfzziladelphzia, Pa. Arts A CD5 Raven and Serpentg Cornell Dramatic Club- Mrs. Stockmann in An Enemy of the People C255 President Sophomore Class. 131 Eluninr ilherurha ARMOUR WRIGHT BARBOUR New York City Civil Engineering Class Track Team CID C2D, Varsity Track Team JOHN CALVIN BARKER Efuanrton, III. Mechanical Engineering 0 A X, Savage Club, Widow Board C3D, Freshman Spring Day Commit- tee, Sophomore Spring Day Committee, Junior Smoker Committee. MATTIE MITCHELL BARNES Ithaeo ' Agriculture Frigga Fylge, Agricultural Girls, Glee Club. JAMES ALOYSIUS BARRETT, B.S. Srranton, Pa. Architecture Masque ALDEN FORREST BARSS Rorherter Agriculture A A KD CRochester ChapterD, KD B K. HENRY CLAY BATE, JR. . Narhvzille, Tenn. Arts L'Alliance Francaise, Southern Club, Cornell Aero Club, President C3D, Manuscript Club, Lieutenant Cadet Corps. JOE B. BATEMAN, JR. Little Rock, Ark. Law 2 A E, Dixie Club. ' NATHAN ROBERT BEAGLE Sidney Arts Z 40 2, Cosmopolitan Club, Arts Baseball Team HENRY LEWIS BEAKES Mz'ddIetoufn Arts A Z 0, Alembic. MARIE ALLEBAUGH BEARD Harrz45onburg, Vo. Arts K A 0, President Dixie Club QD, Basketball Team CID, Treasuiei Sports and Pastimes QD, Election Committee META MIDDENDORE BECKER BoItz'more,Md. Arts A CP, Raven and Serpent, Second Vice-President Class CHARLES NEVILLE BEHRENS Kingston Mechanical Engineering Ulster County Club, Class Track Team QID, Sibley Track Team QID HENRY R. BEHRENS Kingrton Mechanical Engineering Ulster County Club. WILLIAM EDWARD BEITZ Medz'na Civil Engineering LUIS BENITEZ, JR. San 7uan, P. R. Mechanical Engineering Spanish-American Club, Rifle Club. BARBARA BENJAMIN LaFayette, Ind. Arts A F CHARLES DICKERSON BENNETT Ofuid Agriculture I32 Euninr Biarnrha HAROLD S. BENNETT Ithaea Arts A 103 Election Committee GUSTAVUS EDWARD BENTLEY jamettowri Agriculture University Champion, Single Sculler C353 Junior Smoker COmmittee3 University Undergraduate Scholarship. JOHN ANTON BERGER Great Fallt,Mont. Arts Krug und Tafel. WILLIAM RAYMOND BERGER Great FaIlt,Mont. Arts Krug und Tafel3 Arts Feed Committee TELL SCHIRNDING BERNA Ithaca Mechanical Engineering Aleph Samach3 Deutscher Verein3 Class Track Team C15 C253 Class Cross Country Team C15 C253 Varsity Track Team C253 Varsity Cross Country Team C25 C35Q Intercollegiate Cross Country Champion C253 Intercollegiate TWO-Mile Record Holderg Cross Country Captain C35Q Sophomore Smoker Committee3 Junior General Committeeg University Orchestra. EDWARD L. BERNAYS New York City Agriculture State Scholarship3 Alt Heidelbergl' Play C153 Wilhelm Tell', Cast C35Q Deutscher Verein3 Cosmopolitan Club3 Socialist Clubg Freshman Ban- quet Committee3 Class Executive Committee C25. CHARLES HAROLD BERRY Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering Somerset-Y3 RiHe Clubg First Lieutenant, Corps of Cadets. HARRY VANVVINKLE BERRY Rutherford, N. Civil Engineering Seal and Serpent3 Semaphore. JOHN HARDEN BEST, JR. Lo: Angeles, Cal. Civil Engineering BENJAMIN FRANKLIN BETTS Tonawanala Architecture CHARLES CARROLL BINTZ Salt Lake City, Utah Law A X3 Musical Clubs C15 C25 C353 Masque C253 IQI2 Cornellian Boardg Junior Feed Committee. LENNOX BLANCHARD BIRCKHEAD Mz'lwaukee, Wir. Mechanical Engineering ,fl F3 Mandolin Club C25 C353 Freshman Spring Day Committee C153 Moakley House Fund Committee - MILTON BIRNBAUM Brooklyn Civil Engineering JEROME CARSKADDAN BISHOP Muteatine, Ia. Mechanical Engineering Seal and Serpentg Class Pipe Committee THOMAS NELSON BISHOP Wzinnetka, Ill. Meclianical Engineering 0 A X3 Freshman Spring Day Committeeg IQI2 lVIoakley House Fund Committee 133 lluninr illinrurhra HOWARD BLACKWELL Trenton, N. Mechanical Engineering Freshman Football Teamg Sophomore Smoker Committee. EDWARD ROLF BLINN Syracuse Mechanical Engineering Sibley Clubg A. S. M. E.g Rifle Clubg Holder of Frank William Padgham Scholarship. BENJAMIN CHARLES BLOCH Brooklyn Architecture Anvilg College Relay Team ROWLAND PARKER BLYTHE Wappingers Falls Arts lswzag Krugund Tafelg Les Cabotinsg L'Alliance Francaiseg Deutscher Vereing Poughkeepsie Clubg Class Executive COmmitteeC3lg French Play Czj. ARTHUR GLEASON BOGARDUS East Orange, N. Mechanical Engineering J Img Spectreg Scahbard and Blade. JAMES GORDON BOGERT River Edge, N. Mechanical Engineering X dig Masque. HARRY EMMETT BOLTON Burlington Flats Architecture Otsego Clubg College Soccer Teamg College Crew. FRANK AUSTIN BOND North Ad0H1J,M05J. Arts Freshman Lacrosseg College Baseballg Flag Rush Team CZDQ Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Junior Feed Committeeg Class Tax Committee Czjg Moakley House Fund Committee ALFRED BONNEY, IR. HOPElUEII?U71flZ.071 Mechanical Engineering Spectreg IQI2 Freshman CreW Substitute CIDQ. Junior Varsity CreW Czjg Junior Smoker Committee C31 LOUIS CHARLES BOOCHEVER Albany Arts Amnong Albany Clubs Cosmopolitan Clubg Speaker of Congress Cgjg ,86 Stage C255 Winner of Congress Declamation Medal C255 Varsity Cricket Czjg Arts Basketball Team C215 Captain C353 Class Executive Committee Cgjg Junior Feed Committee. . WILLIAM AYRES BORDEN Washington, D. C. Mechanical Engineering A K Eg Scabbard and Bladeg Masque CID3 Senatorsg Military Hop Committee Cglg Lieutenant Cadet Corps CZD ALFRED FREDERICK BOSCH Neiu fork City Arts Deutscher Verein. MAUIKICE EDWARD BOSLEY Chicago,Ill. Arts W K Wg Les Cabotinsg Sophomore Spring Day Committee. 134 5uninr ifllvrnrhrf JOHN KONRAD BOssHART Zeirjrfz, S'Z,UZ.fZ6'7'IH7Z!Z7 Veterinary Deutscher Verein5 Cosmopolitan Club5 Society of Comparative Medicine. ERNEST FLETCHER BOWEN Bellowr Falk, Vt. Mechanical Engineering J T J5 Dunstan5 Aleph Samachg Undineg Beth L,Amed5 Bench and BOard5 Freshman CreW5 Stroke Varsity Crew C2D5 University Orchestra CID C255 Sophomore Banquet Committee5 Class President CHARLES LEWIS BOWMAN Mr. Vernon Architecture 0 K W5 Gargoyleg Savage Club5 Undine5 L'Ogive5 Sophomore Cotil- lion Committee5 Moakley House Fund Committee ARNOLD LIBBY BRADBURY Dofuer, N. H. Mechanical Engineering LAWRENCE DICKINSON BRAGG Efuamron, III. Agriculture I N5 Chicago Clubg Class Baseball Team QID5 Varsity Track Squad QZDQ Sophomore Smoker Committee. THEODORE CHARLES BRAUN ffersey City, N. Mechanical Engineering MAURICE CHARLES BRAVEMAN Coming Arts University Qrchestra CID C25 Cgj. FLOYD EMERY BREWSTER Irlmm Architecture Glee Club5 College Crew. WILLIAM GILLIES BROADFOOT Fayetteiuzfle, N. C. Mechanical Engineering Nayatig K A fSouthernj5 Dixie Club5 Spectre Club5 The Southerners5 IQI2 Cornellian Board5 Class Constitution Committee CID5 Sibley Ban- quet Committee QID C2D5 Chairman Sophomore Cotillion Committee5 Toastmaster Sophomore Stunt5 Flag Rush Team CID C255 Moakley House Fund Committee C2D5 Temporary Chairman Freshman Classg Class President CHARLES WINO BROWN Columbus, Ohio Mechanical Engineering 0 J 675 Mandolin Club C25 C3D5 Freshman Banquet Committee. JOHN WILLIAM BROWN Waterbury, Conn. Civil Engineering LEIGH A. BROWN South Apaiacfzzin Civil Engineering MORRIS EVANS BROWN MomfIaz'r,N. Civil Engineering Masque Chorus CID5 Cast C2D5 Glee Club WRIGHT BRONSON Clewland, Ohio Mechanical Engineering 0 A 05 Junior Feed Committee. CLARA WITMER BROWNING Buffalo Agriculture Frigga Fylgeg President HENRY WARREN BROOKS Sr. Louzir, Mo. Mechanical Engineering A. I. E. E.5 The Southerners 135 Eluninr ilfwrurha LEON R. BROOKS Bells, Tenn. Cricket Team. THEODORE MCLANE BRUBACK E1-z'e,Pa. MARY MAGDALEN BRUCKHEISER Baltz'n1ore,Md. Dixie Clubg Deutscher Verein. WILLIAM F. BRYAN Yflng Undineg Beth L,Amedg Committeeg Junior Promenade Committee. cmmgo, 111. Chicago Clubg A rts Mechanical Engineering Arts Mechanical Engineering Sophomore Cotillion JAMES RICHARD BRYcE Hartford, Conn. Arts Association Football C25 C353 Varsity Cricket Team C25 C355 Captain C25 GEORGE PETER BUCHANAN Pz'r1.v!mrg,Po. Civil Engineering K Eg Rod and Bob WALTER C. BUCK Lzifonzh Veterinary A 975 Society of Comparative Medicineg Intercollege Baseball. HUGH BUFORD Roanoke, Va. Arts LD F 21. ANNIE MILLINGTON BULLIVANT Port ?'em1z'r Arts Sennightlyg Third Class Vice-President C355 Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. MURRAY WRIGHT BUNDY Irlzara Arts Congressg Class Debate Teams CI5 C253 ,Q4 Memorial Stage C255 Varsity Debate Team RAYMOND TERRY BURDICK Crown Point Roberts Scholarship, I9o9. ANTONIO S. BURES zYaCj'u11fa.v,P.R. CARL VICTOR BURGER Marywzille, Tenn. Agriculture Civil Engineering Arts dl K T3 L,0giveg Savage Clubg Dixie Clubg Widow Board CI5 C25 C355 Artistic Editor IQI2 Cornelliang Sophomore Stunt Committeeg Junior Feed Committeeg Bench and Board. JOHN DANA BURRAGE Nvewtonmlle, Marr. Civil Engineering WALTER FREDERICK BURROUGHS Fifhkill Civil Engineering Z N. MILLAR BURROWS Buffalo Arts Deutscher Vereing Wilhelm Tellv Cast. CLARENCE FRANCIS BUSCH Babylon Law K Ag di A 0. 136 GEORGE MARKHAM BUTLER .iluninr Evtnrha New Haven Agriculture Cornell Countryman Board C25 C355 Agricultural Spring Day Committee C255 Agricultural Gig Committee C255 Agricultural Tax Committee C35. CLAYTON JOSEPH BUTTERY State Scholarshipg University Undergraduate Scholarship. JACOB CABASSA EDNA EVELYN CAFLISCH S7nyT71a, DFI. Arts Mayagaez, P. R. Mechanical Engineering Aflenwood, Pa. Architecture Raven and Serpent5 Basketball Team C355 Crew FRANK BEVIS CALDWELL A 0. WALTER BRUCE CALDWELL J T 415 Junior Promenade ETHEL BEATRICE CALLAHAN U. JOHN SHAW CAMPBELL, JR. THOMAS JEROME CAMPBELL Z A E. GLENN EVERETT CARMAN CARROLL EDWARD CARPENTER Oak Park, Ill. Mechanical Engineering New fork City Mechanical Engineering Committee. ,Bl'Hgha777fO7'Z A1-LS Butler, Pa. Mechanical Engineering Riehmonal, Ind. Mechanical Engineering Lodi Chittenango Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Freshman Crew C155 Junior Varsity Crew C255 Varsity Crew Substitute C255 Sophomore Smoker Committee C255 General Committee TRVING CLIFFORD CARPENTER JAMES HENRY CARPENTER K A CSouthern5. DALE BRADFORD CARSON State Scholarship. WALLACE DELAFIELD CARR Telluride Association. LOUIS HEYL CARY C MORDECAI CASSON, JR. Conrtahlefuilie Agriculture Cofuington, Ky. Arts East Orange, N. Mechanical Engineering St. Louis, Mo. Mechanical Engineering Chicago, Ill. Arts Addixon Law Z 0 25 Congress C255 Manlius School Club5 Underclass Debate Team C255 Congress Oratorical Debate Stage WILLIAM LANE CAVERT LAY YANG CHANG Cosmopolitan Club. Ballrton Spa Agriculture Shanghai, China Mechanical Engineering 137 lluninr Qvrnrha KWANG YI CHAR Slzanglzai, China Civil Engineering Cosmopolitan Club. EUNICE ARNOLD CLARK Srnitl1's Basin Arts CHARLES AUSTIN CLARK Owego Law A T Q5 Manager Arts Cross Country Team C255 Freshman Banquet Com- mittee5 Sophomore Cotillion Committee. ' EDWARD BENEDICT CLARK Rorlierfer University 0rchestra5 Mandolin Club. JAcKsON BENJAMIN CLARK Fredonia A X. JAMES BERTRAM CLARKE Cartrzav, S'Luria, Wertlnalier A 0 A75 Cosmopolitan Club5 Les Cabotins5 L'Alliance Francaiseg Crick- et Team5 Associate Editor Cosmopolitan Studentf' JAMES IRVING CLARKE Saratoga Springs A X5 Cosmopolitan Club5 Cornell Daily Sun CI5 C25 C355 Era Board C25 C355 Class Vice-President C355 Sophomore Pipe Committee, Chairmang Junior Eeed Committee. Arts Arts Arts Law ALLAN BENJAMIN CLAYTON Efuanrton,Ill. Arts FRANK HAMILTON CLOTHIER Silver Creek Agriculture ALBERT CLUNAN, JR. Brooklyn Civil Engineering Nayati5 Mabriqueg Spectre5 Anvilg Les Cabotins5 Class Track Team C155 Pipe Committee C255 Moakley House Eund Committee C255 Gener- al Athletic Director C255 Class Rush Team CI5 ' JOHN C. COCHRAN Lifrle Rork, Ark. Arts K A. C. W. FLOYD COFFIN Nero York City Mechanical Engineering FOSTER MELDRUM COFFIN Brooklyn Arts W 105 Aleph Samach5 Book and BoWl5 Mabrique5 Sun Board C15 C25 C355 Managing Editor C355 Sophomore Banquet Committeeg General Committee C355 Vice-President Arts Association C355 Manuscript Club5 Student Conference Committee JACOB HARRY COHAN Brooklyn Veterinary College Basketball Team C15 LOUIS M. COHN Liffle Rock, Ark. LHW ALAN HUSTED COLCORD Brooklyn Arts J X5 Masque CI55 Mabriqueg Business Manager IQI2 Cornellian5 Junior Smoker Committee5 Winner' ,S6 Memorial Prize. 138 ilnninr illrrurha RICHARD REID COLEMAN Cleveland, Ohio Mechanical Engineering 0 Eg Executive Committee JAMES LEO COLLINS East Pz'tt.tlJurg, Pa. Arts Class Football CID5 Varsity W1'estling Team C213 Varsity Football Squad C3j. LOREN FLETCHER COLLINS MZIHHUHPOII-5, Mzinvz. Architecture X W. WALTEIK CORNELIUS CONGER Owego Civil Engineering Zodiacg Pyrami-:lg Sophomore Rush Teamg Junior Smoker Committee. MARGARET CONNOR Ithaca Arts K A 03 Secretary Sage Dramatic Club. CHARLES LEWIN COOK Ifhara Mechanical Engineering ABBOTT E. COOPER Paterro1z,iN.J7. Law I' II F. FRANK BROWN CORNELL Elgin, Ill. Agriculture A I' 415 Undineg Class Spring Day Committee CID CLAUDE C. CORNUE Wallare Agriculture JAY CORYELL Romulur Agriculture EDWIN KNOWLTON COUGHRAN I-Iaron Arie C. U. C. A.g English Club. JOHN FARRELL CRAIG Pz'1ti-hurg, Pa. Mechanical Engineering K Z. . MARY ELIZABETH CRAIG Berea, Ohio Arie CARL CRANDALL Ithaca Civil Engineering Zodiacg Semaphoreg Civil Engineering Cross Country Team CID C225 Var- sity Cross Country Team Cglg Cornell Civil Engineer Board C2l C355 Freshman Banquet Committeeg Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Junior Smoker Committeeg Civil Engineer Banquet Committee CIjg Spring Day Committee Czlg Civil Engineer Honor System Committee C25 MARY GOULD CROSSMAN Ifunfington, L. I. Agriculture A F5 Raven and Serpentg Dramatic Clubg Basketball Team CID C2lg Basketball Manager SILAS HILTON CROUNSE, JR. Oak Park, Ill. Agriculture A A CD3 Aleph Samachg Undineg Bench and Boardg Chicago Clubg Beth L,Amed5 Assistant Manager Varsity Football Team C325 General Com-- mittee FREDERICK RICHMOND CROWELL Brooklyn Freshman Executive Committee MELVIN GLEASON CROWELL Belfart 2' A E CFranklin Collegel. 139 Mechanical Engineering Arts Zluninr Eirrurha FRANCIS PAUL CUccIA Brooklyn Law Congressg Catholic Clubg Law School Associationg Fencing Team. GEORGE BAIN CUMMINGS Brooklyn Architecture Gargoyleg Glee Club fljg Class Quartette Qljg Vesper Choir and Music Festival CID Czjg Class Treasurer CIDQ President Class in Architecture Czjg Secretary and Treasurer of Architects' Association AGNES BERYL CURTIS Harrington Park, N. Arts Sennightlyg Vice-President English Club GEORGE WARREN CURTISS Tarrytown Mechanical Engineering CHARLES QRSON DALRYMPLE Elrnira Agriculture WILLIAM DUNN DALRYMPLE Baltimore, Mal. Mechanical Engineering I KD fg The Southernersg Mechanical Engineering Baseball Czlg Junior Feed Committee. JOHN WILLIAM DALY CHARLES PARKER DAVIDSON, JR. Zodiacg Class Football MARIAN DARVILLE AON. MERTON ARTHUR DARVILLE 1 EARLE LEE DAVIES CALVIN EDWARD DAVIS HENRY KENNEDY DAVIS Z K In A A. LOUISE DAVIS A I'. SIDNEY PHILIP DAVIS WILLIAM HAROLD DAVIS New York any Civil Engineefiiig Scranton, Pa. Mechanical Engineering Brooklyn Arts Brooklyn Civil Engineering Knoxfvzille, Pa. Arts Cazenofuia Mechanical Engineering 70hnJWl.l!f Arts Bzinglramton Arts Mz'l!on, Pa. Mechanical Engineering Hornell Arts Pd. B. Albany Normal Collegeg University Orchestrag H. GREGORY DEAN Dundee A Wg Society of Comparative Medicine. CARL EDWARD DEDICKE llflzllrllevnlle Junior Feed Committee. LINDLEY HAINES DEGARMO Brooklyn 140 Rifle Club. Veterinary Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Jluninr JKPFUYDH CURTIS DELANO Nettfton, Marr. Mechanical Engineering .1 Ig Dunstang Aleph Samachg Freshman Football Teamg Varsity Substitute Qzjg Varsity Cgjg Assistant Business Manager IQI2 Cornelliang General Committee LEWIS HENRY DELANY Wellwille, Ohio Civil Engineering JENNIE LIND DENIING .Elziahethtown Arts MARY ETHEL DENNISTON Cornwall Arts MILDRED ANNIE DERRICK Frfewille Arts Sennightly. ERLE EDWIN DEVLIN Det1'oz't,Mz'rh. Arts A J 603 Beth L,Amedg Bench and Boardg Savage Clubg Sophomore Banquet Committeeg Junior Promenade Committee. CHARLES ANDREW DEWEY Kafonah Architecture LEON EPHRAIM DEYOE R077Z56'Jf',N. Arts Bandhug Class Track Team HAROLD EDWARD DIBBLE Lzima Agriculture WILLIAM JACOB DIEDERICHS Dolgewzille Mechanical Engineering dl I K. BOYD JACKSON DIETRICK Porr.ffw'lle, Pa. Architecture I K In A 115 Scabbard and Blade. STODDARD DILLY A Van Erma Arts Deutscher Vereing Medical Society. WALTER GEORGE DISTLER Baltimore, Mal. Civil Engineering A A 05 Dunstang Aleph Samachg Undineg Rod and Bobg Freshman Crewg Junior Varsity Crewg Varsity Four C3Jg Sophomore Banquet Committeeg General Committee HELENA DIXON K A 0. KATHARINE AGNES DONLON A O Il, Third Vice-President C21 WALTER JAMES DONOVAN EDGAR ARNOLD DOLL FRANK C. DORMAN F H F. . ALFRED JOSEPH DOYLE HOBERT ELLIOTT DOYLE Ithaca Utica Cheshire, Marr. Lakewood, Ohio Taylorfuzille, Ill. Brooklyn Rzichmonrl, Va. Arts Arts Law Arts Law Mechanical Engineering Civil Engineering K Ag CSouthernJ Dixie Clubg Assistant Business Manager Civil Engineer. 141 .ilnninr illrrnrhia SIDNEY RANDOLPH DRESSER Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering .4 I , Mandolin Club C15 C25 C35, Sibley Club, A. S. M. E. C35, Class Track Teams CI5 C25, Flag Rush Team C255 Sophomore Smoker Com- mittee. MAURICE DUBIN Brooklyn Arts Deutscher Verein, State Scholarship. JACK SPENCER DUCKWORTH Scranton, Pa. Architecture A ID, L'Ogive. DORION R. DUDLEY New York City ' Agriculture MILDRED FRANCES DUDLEY Ithaca Agriculture Frigga Eylge, Agricultural Banquet Committee C353 Junior Agricultural Banquet Committee, Vice-President Junior Class, Agricultural College, Girls' Agricultural Glee Club. CLARENCE LUc1Us DUNHAM Scncca Fallr Arts Cerberus, College Crew. BRUCE ROBERTSON DUVALL Mzinto, N. D. MechanicaLEngineering 0 A X, Mandolin Club CI5 LEO EDELMAN Brooklyn Arts BESSIE LAURA EDWARDS Ithaca Arts ELEAZER WELLS EDWARDS, 2D Syracnre Mechanical Engineering X QV, Masque, Bench and Board. GUSTAV EGLOFF New York City 1 Arts Gutedel, State Scholarship, President The Socialist Club C15 C253 Cos- mopolitan Club, Deutscher Verein, The IQI2 Cornellian Board, Junior Feed Committee, Flag Rush Team WARREN BROOKS ELDRED C'l1z'cago,lll. Architecture B 0 H, Gemel Kharm, Beth L'Amed, L,Ogive, Class Track Team C15 C255 Stunt Committee C25, ARTHUR S. ELSENBAST Neat York City Arts Varsity Track Team C25, State Scholarship. RICHARD L. ELTON Cananclazigua Civil Engineering Adelphos, Semaphore, Varsity Basketball Team C25 E ELLSWORTH DAVID ELSTON Port 7crfaz'r Arts HARRY EMBELTON Wfffjgfld, N. Agriculture Varsity WI'estling Team C25, Executive Committee C35, Agricultural Honor System Committee I f JOHN HAROLD EMMEL Sag Harbor, L. I. Civil Engineering 142 3uninr iliernrhia CLAUDE EDWARD EMMONS Spenrer Agriculture Glee Club C25 C355 lntercollege Baseball CI5 C25. CHARLES BEASTON ESTABROOK Dayton, Ohio Mechanical Engineering CLARENCE JUDD EVANS Washington, D. C. Mechanical Engineering Scabbard and Blade5 SenatorS5 Sophomore Spring Day COmmittee5 Mil- itary Hop Committee C255 Corps of Cadets, First LiCUt6D3HtC25Q Captain C33- CORNELIUS HENRY EVANS, 3D I-Indton Mechanical Engineering .S 1175 - Masque CI55 Stunt Committee C255 Captain Light Weight Rush Team C255 Bench and Board MARY ANITA EWER Sodur Arts U. FRED HEDLY FAIRWEATHER Elmira Architecture Anvil5 College Cross Country Team C35. JOSE MARIA FALCONI Riobamba, Ecuador, S. ff. Civil Engineering Spanish-American Club. JACOB SLOAT FASSETT, JR. Elmira Arts K A5 Masque CI5 C255 Book and Bowlg Savage Club5 Manuscript Club5 La Ter-tulia5 Chairman Freshman Spring Day Committeeg Chairman Sophomore Stunt COmmittee5 vlunior Smoker Committee. JACOBUS CHRISTIAN FAURE Pretoria, Trantwml, S. Africa Agriculture Cosmopolitan Club5 C. U. C. A.5 Agassiz Club. WARREN ELLIS FAXON I-Iighland Park, Ill. Arts X 075 Masque C155 Musical Clubs C25 C355 Savage Club5 Bench and BOard5 Les CabotinS5 Class Hockey Team C155 Manager Freshman Baseball Team C355 Chicago Club. ' ARTHUR TEEFT PAY New York City Civil Engineering CLINTON BROOKS FERGUSON Zldfiddletown Mechanical Engineering Dunstan5 Aleph Samach5 Gemel Kharm5 Freshman CreW5 Varsity Four-Qared Crew C255 Sophomore Smoker Committee5 Junior General Committee5 Junior Manager Student Agencies5 Student Conference Committee OSCAR COLES FERRIS Lot ffngeier, Cai. Mechanical Engineering Cricket Team. STANTON CHIRNEY FINCH New York City Mechanical Engineering 0 A 05 Mabrique5 Freshman Election and Executive Committees. ISIDOR EDWARD FINKELSTEIN Pittston, Pa. Arts 10 143 .iluninr ilivrnrhra EDWARD ROBINSON FICKENSCHER Baltimore, Md. Mechanical Engineering 0 ll A3 Maryland Club. GEORGE BENNETT FILBERT Baltimore, Md. Mechanical Engineering Maryland Club. EDWIN ALFRED FILMER Binglzamtorz Arts K LF. CHARLES EMERY FINNEY, JR. Los Angeles, Cal. Mechanical Engineering Z W3 Dunstan3 Undine3 Masque3 Beth L'Amed3 Class Football CI53 Manager Freshman Football C353 Moakley House Fund Committee C253 Sophomore Banquet Committee3 Junior Promenade Committee. HARRY CLIFFORD FISHER Taeoma, Wash. Arts A T 113 Mandolin Club HAROLD FLACK Earl Orange, N. Arts B 0 Us Book and BoWl3 Gemel Kharm3 Cosmopolitan Clubg Class Track Team C253 Varsity Track Team C253 AssistantI'Manager Varsity Hockey Team C353 Editor-in-Chief IQI2 Cornellian3 IQI2 Moak- ley House Fund Committee C153 Chairman Class Pipe Committee C253 Secretary and Treasurer Arts Association RUSSELL FLANAGAN Glzent Veterinary Probe and Scalpelg Society of Comparative Medicine3 Albany Club. HORACE CLAFLIN FLANIGAN New fork City Civil Engineering Z W3 Beth L,AmCdQ Undine3 Bench and Board3 Junior Smoker Com- mitteeg Election Committee C25 C353 Chairman C35 WILLIAM BLACKMAN FLANNERY Alaldlron Law English Club3 Ross Gilmore Marvin Debate Club3 Catholic Clubg Secre- tary CFirst Term5 Ross Gilmore Marvin Debate Clubg Assistant Law Librarian J. ALAN FLETCHER Brooklyn Architecture LESLIE FLOOD Clzieago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering A Y. OLIN F. FLUMERFELT Binghamton AHS WAL'FER FAIRFIELD JAMES FLYNN New York City Civil Engineering WALTER STOKES FOGG Pl1z'laa'elplzz'a, Pa. Mechanical Engineering Dramatic Club C25 MERRILL N. FOOTE Riehmona' Hz'll, L. I. Arts-Medicine Long Island Club3 Vice-President Freshman Class. T44 Zluninr iflrrnrha MABEL GRACE DEFOREST New fork City Arts Al OUg Raven and Serpentg Sports and Pastimesg Class Basketball Team CID C2Dg Class Crew CID C2D5 Chairman Sophomore Stunt Committeeg Class Treasurer LUKE WHITMAN FOSTER LaCrorre, Wir. Mechanical Engineering X T5 Undineg Masqueg Junior Smoker Committee. CROSBY FIELD FRANK New 2'-orlz City Mechanical Engineering ID B K CNew York Beta ChapterDg Cornell Aero Clubg A. I. E. E.g B. S. New York University. HARRY HARRIS FRANK PIERCE GRIFFIN FREDERICKS Texas Club. HENRY MINOR FRIEND, JR. The Southerners. JANET RAY FRISCH FTENRY ALBERT FRUAUFF Bandhu. NATHANIEL FRUCHT Socialist Club. DANIEL A. FUCHS LEONARD FRANKLIN FULLER WILLIAM FULTON JOSEPH RUSSELL FUGETT A LD A. WILLIAM EDWARD GARNETT Congressg Southern Club. KARL WILLIAM GASS V Pzittrburg, Pa. Hourton, Texas Mattie, ,aa Brooklyn Buffalo BTOOIQIJJT1 Buffalo Portland, Ore. WHddl.HgfO71 Waterloo Clzarlottewzlle, Va. Pittsburg, Pa. Civil Engineering Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Arts Architecture Mechanical Engineering ' Civil Engineering Mechanical Engineering Civil Engineering Agriculture Agriculture Mechanical Engineering K Eg Dunstang Aleph Samachg Undineg University Glee Club CID CzD C3D3 Freshman Football Teamg Track Teamg Baseball Teamg Hock- ey Team CCaptainDg Varsity Football Team C2D C3Dg Widow Boardg Freshman Banquet Committeeg Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Chair- man Junior Smoker Committee. WILLIAM EDWIN GAVIN Indz'anapolz',f,Ind. Arts B 011. , HENRY H. GEORGE, 3D Richmond, Va. Civil Engineering 2' 0 Eg Nayatig A. B. Cornell, IQO8. I45 Sluninr ZKerurh5 VALDEMAR LOVETT GEORGESON Sitka, Alarka Agriculture CHARLES DUDLEY GEROW Blooming Grofue Arts KASSON STANFORD GIBSON Norfwielz Arts Cornell Congress Cglg Arts Baseball Team CID Czyg Arts Basketball Team 635,- RAY YEAKLE GILDEA Baltimore, Md. Civil Engineering 6 E5 Maryland Clubg Civil Engineer Boardg Civil Engineer Honor System Committee. G. STEWART GILES Baltimore, Md. Mechanical Engineering A. l. E. E.g Cornell Aero Club. EARL CURTIS GILI.ESPIE Woodlztwen, L. I. Mechanical Engineering ll? 41 65 Long Island Clubg Mab1'iqueg Cornell Aero Club. DOUGLAS GRAVES GILLETTE ltlmm Arts A K B. . JOHN ELBERT GLADSTONE Crertea' Butte, Col. Arts Cornell Cross Country Club. WILLARD SHERMAN GLEASON Lifuez-pool Veterinary A llfg Probe and Scalpelg Society of Comparative Mediciiie JULIUS BERTRAM GLUCK New York City Arts Freshman Lacrosse Team C115 Sophomore Lacrosse Team Czjg Varsity Lacrosse Squad Czlg Pillars of Societyn Cast GEORGE GUsTAv GOETZ Milwaukee, Wir. Arts X W5 Book and Bowlg Gemel Kharmg Assistant Manager Freshman Track Team C313 Freshman Spring Day Committeeg Sophomore Stunt Committee. HARRY GOLDBERG Rifuerliead, L. I. Arts Class Cross Country Team Czj. HARRY GOLDSMITH Brooklyn Arts HYMAN WILLIAM GOLDSTEIN Brooklyn Civil Engineering ALPHEUS MANSFIELD GOODMAN Bethlehem Agriculture MARCUS ACHESON GORDON Brookfoille, Pa. Arts Alembicg Class Baseball CID Czlg Varsity Baseball C255 General Com- mittee Cgj. ROBERT DONALDSON GORDON LezCeorre, Wir. Law X 073 cb A 05 Golf Team Czlg University Championship Czjg Law School Banquet Committee. 146 Eluninr illernrila ARTHUR CECIL GRACE Little Falls Veterinary Society of Comparative Medicineg Cornell Catholic Club. ROLAND RUSSELL GRAHAM Warsaw Civil Engineering Semaphore. GEORGE EDMUND GRANT New York City Arts X W. HENRY WILLIAM GRANT Ithaca Mechanical Engineering I X5 Aleph Samachg Assistant Manager Varsity Baseball C353 Freshman Decoration Committeeg General Committee JOSEPH LAWRENCE GREEN Chicago, III. Civil Engineering Nayatig Semaphoreg Mandolin Club C15 C25 C353 Sophomore Smoker Committeeg IQI2 Moakley House Fund Committee C255 Class Rush Team C25. THOMAS H. GRENIER Buffalo Agriculture JOSEPH G. GROSSMAN Hadrotz Civil Engineering EDWARD CHARLES GRUEN Tonawaada Mechanical Engineering ELSA Guerdrum Wa:l9z'ngtorz, D. C. Arts Af O Hg Election Committee ALEJO GUEVARA Irabela, Porto Rico Agriculture CHARLES RUSSELL GUILE, JR. Fulton Veterinary A T5 Probe and Scalpelg Society of Comparative Medicine PAUL RHOADS GULDIN lfallowftotzse, Pa. Agriculture Stewart L. Woodford Debate Clubg Cornell Congress BESSIE GURNEE Brooklyn Arts Waysideg Aftermath. FRANK M. GURNEY Oneonta Civil Engineering WARREN COLEMAN HAFE Irlip Mechanical Engineering STEPHEN CUTLER HALE Mzillbrook Mechanical Engineering Varsity Football Squad C25, .Varsity Football Team ROLAND FRANCIS HALL Worm-ter, Marr. Mechanical Engineering Z' 11 Eg Class Freshman Track Team C15 C255 Varsity Track Team C25Q Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg General Committee C355 Track Di- rector C35. MAX JOSEPH HAMANT No1'foIk, Conn. Mechanical Engineering GURDON HUBBARD HAMILTON Oak Park, III. Agriculture Mandolin Club C25 ANNA JANE HANCY Ha-ytr Corner: Arts 14.7 iluuiur EKPIZUYBE EARLE VOLCART HARDENEURG Broehton Agriculture Cross Country Club, Sacchordg College Mandolin Club CID fzl QD, Man- ager Agricultural College Musical Clubs, College Cross Country Team C315 Manager College Cross Country Team. GEORGIA ELMA HARKNESS Harhnesr Arts CHARLES WINFRED HARPER Unionfullle, Mo. Mechanical Engineering University Band. ADA MAY HARRINGTON Brooklyn Arts VIOLET E. HARRISON Philadelplvzia, Pa. Arts Wayside, Aftermath. ARTHUR MARSHALL HART Baldwinwille Arts BESSIE MARIE HARVEY lthaea Arts WILLIAM DOOLITTLE HASELTON Cleveland, Ohio Agriculture A CD, Dunstang Gemel Kharmg Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team Cal QD, Varsity TWO-Mile Relay Squad Qzjg - Junior General Committee. C JEROME O. HAUSLE Buffalo Agriculture University Glee Club CHILSON B. HAVILAND Pz'tt.tj5eld, Mart. Agriculture ALMA HELEN L. HAWKINS Bellingham, Wash. Arts EDWARD NORTHUP HAY Fort Ethan Allen, Vt. Mechanical Engineering EDWIN SAMUEL HEALY Bloomfield, N. Civil Engineering Cornell Civil Engineer, Editorial Board. CHAUNCEY TRVING HEIKES New York City Masque, Assistant Manager Associate Football C College Association Football Team Q25 Mechanical Engineering 3l3 Rille Team 'fzbg CLARENCE SEITZ HEIM Kane, Pa. Mechanical Engineering 0 A X5 Gemel Kharmg Assistant Business Manager Cornell Widow WILLIAM GOLL HELFRICH Catonsville, Md. Arts Z' X5 Maryland Club, Class Track Team CID, Varsity Track Team EDMUND WILLARD HENDERSON Philadelphia, Pa. Arts Z X. CARLOS MANUEL HERRERA Guatemala, Central Almerifa Arts ALEXANDER MCDONALD HEss Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering Anvil, Class Executive Committee 14.8 Euniur ilhernrhra JOHN ALVIN HIGH Brookline, Marr. Mechanical Engineering X Wg Dunstang GemelKharm3 Undine, Bench and Board, ClassTrack Team CID CZJQ Sophomore Banquet Committeeg Junior Promenade Committee, Sophomore Track Director. RAYMOND C. HILL Paterron, N. Civil Engineering JAMES BERTRAM HILLS Vernon Architecture WARREN H. HINKS Burke Civil Engineering GEORGE PORTER HOGG Piffrbiirg,Pa. Agriculture A Z KD. LEWIS CASS LEIDY HOLBY New Rochelle Agriculture FRANKLIN ERNEST HOLLAND Baltimore, Md. Civil Engineering I 0 Eg Maryland Clubg The Southerners. WILLIAM CHARLES HOVEY Corning Arts RALPH E. HOPKINS West Bloornyielel Mechanical Engineering GEORGE HOPP New York City Arts State Scholarship, Cosmopolitan Club CZJ CLARENCE ARTHUR HOORNBEEK Nezpanoele Arts 0 I K5 Masqueg Sophomore Banquet Committeeg Moakley House Fund Committee Qzl. GERTRUDE ELLEN HORTON Whzitehall Arts ADRIAN HUGHES, JR. Baltimore, Mel. Mechanical Engineering cb I' Ag Masque CZD5 Maryland Club. HENRY MALLORY HUGHES Franklin, Pa. Mechanical Engineering 67 A X. THEODORE MORROW HUNT State College, Pa. Agriculture B C9 U5 IQI2 Class Book Committeeg College Basketball Team C22 JAMES RAYNER HURFORD Kennett Square, Pa. I Arts THOMAS ORMOND HUSSEY Safuanrzi1lz,Ga. Mechanical Engineering DANIEL DUHURST HUYETT Wayrierboro, Pa. Mechanical Engineering A X P. FRANK REED HYATT Owego Mechanical Engineering Class Baseball Team ROGER CLARK HYATT . New fork City Law Freshman Spring Day Committee. HAROLD DEVILLO HYNDS Brooklyn Civil Engineering 149 WILLIAM C. IHDE FRANCES OLIVER INGALLS WILLIAM HORAOE INMAN WILLIAM EDWARD IRISH iluninr iliernrha Buffalo Agriculture Brooklyn Arts Amsterdam Mechanical Department Denfuer, Col. Mechanical Engineering KD IF' A15 Assistant Manager Basketball Team C355 Sophomore Stunt Com- mitteeg Class Treasurer ROBERT TUSSEY ISETT Pltzilaalelplzzia, Pa. Arts Z T5 Dunstan5 Beth L,Amed5 Undine5 Gemel Kharm5 Alembic5 Bench and Board5 Class Baseball Team CI5 C255 Pipe Committee C255 General Committee C355 Class Baseball Director C255 1912 Moakley House Fund Committee C25. KENNETH GAIGE IVES Chicago, lll. Mechanical Engineering Elf 105 Undineg Chicago Club5 Spring Day Committee. ARTHUR JAMES JACOBS 5 Gloucester, Marr. Mechanical Engineering 0 A ID5 Class Treasurer C255 Sibley Journal of Engineering Board C25 C355 Sophomore Smoker Committee5 Junior Feed Committee. ' CARL METCALEE AcKsON A X P5 Spectre5 New York State Scholarship. ROBERT L. JAMES MILTON ALBERT JARET BENJAMIN LANE JENKS 0 A X5 Sun Board J Watertown Mechanical Engineering Orrzinzing Civil Engineering Bertronhurrt Ithaca Arts Staatrburg ' Arts KATHARINE STEWART JESTER A ,F5 Raven and Serpent5 Captain Class Second Vice-President C35 ALLAN CHALFAN,T JOHNSON A A 05 Bench and Board. HOLLISTER JOHNSON Z di 2. JOHN BURLIN JOHNSON RALPH PAINE JOHNSON Basketball CI5 C255 Class Akron, Ohio Mechanical Engineering Dryden Civil Engineering Olean Mechanical Engineering Kansai- City, Mo. Mechanical Engineering 40 I' A5 Class Sergeant-at-Arms WALTER JOHNSTON Hart-z':burg, Pa. Architecture I 0 E5 L,Ogive5 Gemel Kharm5 Freshman CreW5 Junior Varsity CreW5 Sophomore Banquet Committee5 Junior General Committee5 Navy Director CI55 Class Recording Secretary C255 Class Recording Secretary C35- ISO llnniur Hiernrha EVAN EARL JONES Whiferboro Law F .IY F. HERMIONE VIRGINIA JONES Red Creek Arts MARSHALL TEEL JONES Montclazir, N. Mechanical Engineering PAUL WEBSTER JONES Bryon, Ohio Mechanical Engineering Acacia. JOSEPH KASTNER, JR. Flnrlzfng Mechanical Engineering A. l. E. E.5 Executive Committee GEORGE FRANCIS KAUFMAN Kingston Law Vice-President Ulster County Clubg Class Track Team CID C2D5 College Basketball Team CID C2Dg College Baseball Team C1Dg Varsity Basket- ball Team JOE ARJE KAUFMAN Great Fallr,Mo11f. Arts Z B T5 Freshman Banquet Committee. MOSES LEWIS KAUFMAN Brooklyn Civil Engineering University Scholarship. OLIVER GRAHAM KEARNEY, JR. Leetonzia, Oltzio Mechanical Engineering IQI2 Class Book Board. ROBERT JOSEPH KEHL Chleago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering MABEL EATON KELLOGG Greenwood Agriculture A fl Ross WILLIAM KELLOGG Seneca Folly Arts English Clubg Deutscher Vereing Masque Cast CZDQ Stage Manager 'gWilhelm Tell C3Dg IQI2 Cornellian Boardg Election Committee C2D C3Dg Chairman C2D3 Freshmen Spring Day Committeeg IQI2 Moakley House Fund Committee C2Dg Chairman Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Junior Feed Committeeg 1912 Class Book Board. EDWARD JOSEPH KELLY Corning Civil Engineering LEONARD JARVIS KENDALL Knoxboro Law CLARENCE HENRY KENNEDY A Elmira Mechanical Engineering ROBERT PHELPS KENNEDY Buy?-alo Arts Zodiacg Scalp and Bladeg Cricket Team C2Dg Assistant Manager C3D. RUSSELL HA'FHAWAY KENT Clifton Hezighfr, Po. Mechanical Engineering EDWARD CORNELL KERR ltltaea Law 0 A Q3 Law Basketball C1Dg Law Baseball CID C2D. JOHN EDWIN KESSLER P1'm-burg,Po. Mechanical Engineering K Z. .ISI Elnninr 'ilnrnrhz ROBERT PEPPERRELL KING MonteIaz'r, N. Mechanical Engineering A. I. E. E.3 Sibley Engineering Clubg Sibley Basketball Team C253 Sibley Track Team ' A TAO KING Sooehow, Kiangru, China Civil Engineering BYRON KIRK Port fferfoir Arts Intercollege Soccer Team CI5 C25 PAULA KISO Brooklyn Arts A CD. JOHN FREDERICK KLIE New York City Arts Treasurer Deutscher Verein3 Wilhelm Tellu Cast. FREDERICK HENRY KLIE Hoboken, N. Architecture Gargoyle. HALSEY B. KNAPP Port Byron Agriculture A. TOM KNIGHT Waukegan, III. Mechanical Engineering Seal and Serpent3 Scabbard and Blade C25 C353 Cornell Era Board C25 C353 Captain Cadet Corps. V' MILTON LEONARD KNOEPKE New fork City Law HAROLD WILBUR KNOWLES East Orange, N. Mechanical Engineering .41 T A3 Assistant Manager Wrestling Team C253 Sophomore Smoker Committee. HENRY KOCH Long Irlana' City Law J X. JULIUS BALKE KOEHLER Cincinnati, Ohio Arts Z X3 Krug und Tafel3 Deutscher Verein. ANDREW KOLBERK New fork City Civil Engineering JOSEPH P. KOLLER Johnstown Arts WALDO LAWRENCE KRAEMER Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering Z' X3 Mandolin Club C25 C353 University Orchestra CI5 C25 ALOIS WILLIAM KRAUSE Binghamton Civil Engineering Deutscher Vereing Civil Engineer Board. FRITZ W. KREBS 7olzn.vtown, Pa. Mechanical Engineering X CD3 Masque C153 Sophomore Spring Day Show. Q AARON S. KREIDER, JR. Annfuille, Pa. Arts WALTER QTTO KRUSE Davenport, Ia. Architecture Seal and Serpent3 Gargoyle3 Gemel Kharm3 L'Ogive3 IQI2 Freshman Crew C153 Junior Varsity Crew C253 Sophomore Banquet Committeeg General Committee C253 Crew Director 152 Ziluninr illvrnrhia GEORGE WILLIAM KUCHLER, JR. New Rochelle Agriculture Bandhug Class Track Squad CID WALTER RANDOLPH KUHN Brooklyn Law J X3 Mabriqueg Freshman Banquet Committee, Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Election Committee C25 ' VISCOUNT NAGAATSU KURODA Aleosoko, Tokyo, ffapon A1-tg Cosmopolitan Clubg The Japanese Club of Cornell. RAYMOND ALFRED LANDER Rofherter Mechanical Engineering A J 03 Genesee Valley Club. LEROY CLARENCE LANE Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering WILLIAM JOSEPH LANE KD K Elf, Dixie Club. HENRY AUGUSTUS LANMAN X KD, AUGUST HENRY LAUMAN, JR. 0 5. WALTER LEONARD LAUTZ JOHN WILSON LAW WILLIAM POWELL LAWALL YIK SHUN LEE Chinese Club. RAYMOND S. LEFFERTS MERRILL HOLBY LEIDY JEAN PAUL LEINROTH Class Track Team ELMER HORTON LEMON Zodiacg CollegeJBaseball Team CID SAMUEL LESSIN State Scholarship. Dallas, Texas Columbus, Ohio Pzittrlaurg, Pa. Bofazo Mt. Vernon Hazleton, Pa. Canton, Clllitid Glofuerrfuzlle New Rochelle Pl1z'laclelplzz'a,Pa. Mz'ddletow1z New York City Architecture Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Agriculture Arts Arts Agriculture Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Law 5 College Cross Country Team Civil Engineering J. HARRY LETSCHE, JR. Pittsburg, Pa. Arts K 25 Aleph Samachg Masque CIDQ Assistant Manager Musical Clubs HAROLD JULIUS LEVINE New York City Civil Engineering Cricket Team EDWARD THELBERT LEWIS Wert Eaton Agriculture C17 B K. 153 fduniut llvrnrha ORRIS GERTRUDE LEWIS Portland, Me. Arts HENDERSON BELL LIGGETT Staunton, Va. Mechanical Engineering 117 A 05 Dixie Club5 Class Track Team CI55 Sophomore Cotillion Com- mittee5 Junior Promenade Committee. LIANG KUNG LIN Su-an, China Arts ZOONG DOEN LIU Shanghai, China Civil Engineering Cosmopolitan Club. ALAN THORNDYKE LOCKARD Plymouth, Pa. Mechanical Engineering Sibley Club5 Executive Committee C355 Banquet Committee C255 Rush Committee ALAN EDWARD LOCKWOOD Norwalk, Conn. Mechanical Engineering ELMER LEO LOCKWOODI Broolcton Arts LINGARD LOUD Buffalo Arts Savage Clubg Manuscript Club5 0Wls5 Scalp and Blade5 State Scholar- ship. . STANLEY PLATT LOVELL Clefaelanal, Ohio Arts .iw CD E CDartmouth55 ManuscI'ipt Clubg Civic Clubg Cornell Era Board C255 Managing Editor ' tv Cv RICHARD SANBORN LUCE Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering Anvil5 Sibley Banquet Committee JOHN SHERER LUsH Baldwin Civil Engineering Long Island Club. EDMUND LYNCH Brooklyn Civil Engineering Semaphore5 Spectreg Anvil5 Class Track Team CI5 C255 Varsity One- Mile Relay Team C255 Captain Civil Engineering Soccer Team C355 Sophomore Smoker Committee C255 Moakley House Fund Committee C255 Class Election Committee C255 Civil Engineering Athletic Com- mittee C255 Class Track Director CI55 General Athletic Director EDISON ALBERT LYNN Itlolyolcr, Marr. Mechanical Engineering Tawah Clubg .Aero Club5 Cross Country Club5 Sibley Engineering Club. PERCY SHEPARDSON LYON Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering .5 N5 Recording Secretary C. U. C. A. C255 Second Vice-President DWIGHT GLENN MCCANN RBddl.71g,Pd. Mechanical Engineering lswza. DENNIS PERCY MCCARTHY Syracuse LaW Yf l 5 0 J 015 Undine5 Beth L,Amed5 Law Smoker Committee5 Junior Smoker Committee. 154. Hluninr iKerurha MARIANA MCCAULLEY K K F5 Raven and Serpent5 cb 0 dl 5 Election Committee CI5 C35. A. HOWARD MCCLAY I N. WILLARD D. MCCLELLAN Telluride Association. ALFRED HONEYWELL MCCLELLAND Society of Comparative Medicine. JAMES B. MCCLOSKEY Al Z5 Flag Rush Team C255 Spring Day Committee WALTER Cox MCCRONE EDITH FLORENCE MCCULLY Phz'ladeljJhz'a, Pa. Arts Pl1z'ladelpl1z'a, Pa. Mechanical Engineering Promo, Utalz Mechanical Engineering Walton Veterinary Hamburg Agriculture Amesbury, Marr. Civil Engineering Brooklyn Arts Sennightly5 English Clubg Deutscher Verein5 Y. W. C. A.5 Class Crew C255 Corresponding Secretary C355 Deutscher Verein Play DONALD MCDONALD, JR. Louzlwille, Ky. Mechanical Engineering X 05 Masque C155 Freshman Spring Day Committeeg Sophomore Spring Day Committee. ROBERT CHRISTIAN MCELROY FRANCIS ALOYSIUS JOSEPH MACK WILLARD JUDD MCKAY Cosmopolitan Club. CHARLES LESTER MCKELVY College Baseball Team. MALCOLM EVERETT MACKINTOSH 40 2 K5 St. Johns Club. CORNELIUS D. MCLAUGHLIN Erie, Pa. Mechanical Engineering Syraeure Civil Engineering Gl'nC Ua Arts BOIZTUHTA Law Holyoke, Marr. Mechanical Engineering Syracuse Mechanical Engineering Class Track Team CI55 Class Cross Country Team CI55 Sibley College Cross Country Team GORDON GRANT MACLEISH ARTHUR SPAULDING MCQUILLAN THOMAS MCTARNAGHAN HUGH JOHN MACWILLIAMS 40 Z K5 Savage Club5 Undineg L05 zfngeler, Cal. Civil Engineering Plamburgh Arts Batafuia Agriculture Wz'lmz'ngton, Del. Mechanical Engineering Spectre5 Cornell Masque C15 C355 Soph- omore Banquet Committeeg Sophomore Cotillion Committee, ex-ofhciog Sibley Banquet Committee5 President of Class C25. 155 fduniur illrrnrha HUGO EMANUEL MAGNUSON Broolalyn Architecture L70giveg Anvil Club. JOHN WARREN MAGOUN Haddottjield, N. Mechanical Engineering J T Ag Bench and Boardg Assistant Manager Varsity Fencing Team C325 Sophomore Spring Day Committeeg Junior Smoker Committee. PAUL LAWRENCE MAHER Utica Civil Engineering Cerberusg Cornell Civil Engineer Board. LEE CLEMENT MAHONEY Lot Hngeler, Cal. Civil Engineering A Z 05 California Clubg Civil Engineer Baseball Team ROBERTS JOHN MANN Olzlalzoma City, Okla. Civil Engineering Southernersg Aero Clubg Cross Country Clubg Captain Civil Engineering Cigoss Country Team C355 Varsity Cross Country Squad Qgjg RiHe Team 2 . RICHARD LEACH MANN Buffalo Mechanical Engineering K Ag Glee Clubg Scalp and Bladeg Savage Clubg Class Track Team MARGARET E. MANDEVILLE Ithata Agriculture K A 0. EDWARD LEWIS MARKELL Baltimore, Md. Agriculture A X Pg Poultry Associationg Lazy Clubg Agricultural Glee Club C215 Class Lacrosse Team Q05 Varsity Lacrosse Squad EARL SIMEON MARKHAM Con,stablefoille Veterinary A W5 Probe and Scalpelg Society of Comparative Medicine HARRY MARKSON Elmira Law ARCHIE OSBORN MAsoN Hzighland Park, Ill. Arts B 0 Hg Alembic. ARTHUR HENRY MATHEWSON Bart Ashford Arts CHARLES D. MAXFIELD Whitney Point Mechanical Engineering Pratt Club. EARL TERRY MAXON Cortland Agriculture HENRY MAYER New York City Arts Philosophical Clubg Deutscher Vereing Socialist Clubg Assistant Business Manager 'CWilhelm Tell Playg Member of Wilhelm Telln Cast. CHARLES ROEBLING MEISSNER New York City Civil Engineering A T .QQ Assistant Manager Swimming Team MAINOR STUART MELVILLE Glarrport, Pa. Mechanical Engineering EUSTACE S. D. MERCHANT Depofit Veterinary A Wg Sinfoniag Probe and Scalpelg Society of Comparative Medicine. 156 iluninr iliernrha DANIEL DAVID MERRILL New York City Architecture B 69 H5 Savage Club, Masqueg Gargoyle, L,0giveg Mabriqueg As- H sistant Manager Golf Team C3JQ Spring Day Committee CIDQ General Committee C3Jg Gemel Kharm. FLORENCE GLADYS MERRILL Wolcott Arts CHARLES FREDERICK MERZ Philadelphia, Pa. Mechanical Engineering CD Z Kg Freshman Crew, Junior Varsity Crew C255 Spring Day Com- mittee, Junior Feed Committee. J. MORTON MEYERS Buffalo Law ALBERT CARLTON MILLER Detroit, Mz'rh. Arts A K Eg Savage Club, Bench and Board, Beth L,Amed. DONALD CAMERON MILLER Erie, Pa. Mechanical Engineering JOHN MILLER Cohocton Arts Sophomore Executive Committee, Sophomore Banquet Committee. JOHN HOWARD MILLER Broolclyh Civil Engineering Long Island Club. STANLEY N. MILLER Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering MAURICE HOWARD MILMAN Ceiitrafoilla Sta. Veterinary Beta Samachg Society of Comparative Medicine, Veterinary Basketball Team CLAUDE ELLSWORTH MITCHELL North Rose Agriculture lswzag University Orchestra CZJ C355 Cadet Band CID Czj GEORGE JOHNSON MITCHELI. Cananalaigua Agriculture 0 A 0. HELEN THERESA MOAKLEY Ithaca Arts FRANCIS MACDONALD MOLLESON Mt. Kirco Agriculture Z K F A A. GILBERT COX MILLESON New York City Mechanical Engineering K UC, Cornell Cross Country Clubg A. l. E. E. CHARLES DUNCAN MONTEITH 14lhany,Ore. Mechanical Engineering K E. A CHANDLER MONTGOMERY Flushing Mechanical Engineering Z iD, Undineg Mabriqueg Chairman Class Banquet Committee CID, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Rush Team JOHN H. MONTGOMERY Buffalo Arts 157 31uninr Zlivrnrhn ROY WORSHAM MOORE Maron, Ga. Mechanical Engineering Bandhu. LAWRENCE MOREHOUSE Utzira Arts MERWIN MOREHOUSE Utita Arts PHILIP MORRIS Neufarlz, N. Civil Engineering Socialist Clubg Cricket Team Cljg Civil Engineering Honor Committee LAWRENCE JOSEPH MULHEARN Nea' York City Civil Engineering VVILLIAM CLINTON MUMFORD, JR. Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering Masqueg College Crew HAIKLAN BRUCE MUNGER Byron Agriculture A Z5 Genesee Valley Clubg Agricultural Crew CID Qzjg Varsity Football Squad Q53 Agricultural Banquet Committee WILLIAM EDWARD MUNK Inalianapolir, Ind. Mechanical Engineering A K E5 Dunstang Aleph Samachg Undineg Beth L'Amed5 Bench and Boardg Class Football Team QIDQ Varsity Football Team C25 fgjg Cap- tain C4Dg General Committee HARVEY TIMLOW MUNN Warltlngton, D. C. Civil Engineering Al fl' Q5 Senators Clubg Civil Engineering Spring Day Committeeg Or- chestra EDWIN A. MUNSCHAUER Buffalo AHS FREDERICK P. MURPHY Stamford Law Owlsg Congressg Cornell Catholic Clubg College Smoker Committee Czlg Leader Freshman Debate Team against Columbiag Congress Debate Team against Alfred Universityg ,Q4 Debate Stage C253 Winner Congress Prize Debate Medal fzlg Vice-President Cornell Debate Uniong Repre- sentative in Cornell Debate Council. THOMAS EDGAR MURRELL St. Louis, Mo. Architecture A T A3 L'Ogiveg Bench and Boardg Savage Clubg Widow Board fzj Cgjg Sophomore Smoker Committeeg General Committee GEORGE FREDERICK MYERS Paterron, N. Mechanical Engineering Z Ng Varsity Football Squad C25 QD. FRITZ ANDREW NAGEL Denver, Col. Law Z X5 University Grchestra. RALPH SIMPSON NANZ Ithata AgfiCUlH11'C Cosmopolitan Clubg Erasmus Hall Club. KENNETH HUGH NASH Warlzington, D. C. Mechanical Engineering LOUIS EDWIN NEFF Walton AHS 158 .Uuninr illrrnrha JOHN IRVINE NELSON Mfzi-.tcfta Civil Engineering ARTHUR CLEVELAND NEWBERRY Sa11a'u5fcy,Of1z'o Arts Y' 2'g Manlius Clubg Assistant Nianager Intercollege Crews C3l. CARL EDWIN NEWI,ANlJEli 1301771 Yan Agriculture Roberts Scholarship. FLOYD ROY NEWBIAN C7l7ZU'l'!Z'Ul-H6 Arts Bandhug Alembic. JOHN STODDARD NICHOLS MZ.H77BOPOlZ.I,Ml.7777. Mechanical Engineering A T Q5 Aleph Samachg Class Hockey Team Cljg Varsity VVrestling Team C2Dg Varsity Football Team C3Jg Spring Day Committee CIJ C2Jg General Committee FRANK HOWARD NICHOLSON Lynd, Mz'nrz. Mechanical Engineerin Cosmopolitan Club CID. GEORGE REDFIELD NIXON Wmfield Arts 0 J X3 Bench and Board. JOSEPH HoBsoN OQCONNELL Cz'nf1'm1arz', Ohio Law I X5 ID 21 05 Freshman Baseball Teamg Sophomore Executive Commit- teeg Sophomore Cotillion Committee. EDVVARD A. O,CONNOR White Plain: Architecture Sergeant-at-Arms CIJ C253 Underclass Rush HART DENNY QGELSBY Harrirburg, Pa. Civil Engineering FRANKLIN WALTER CDLIN, JR. Aflton, Ill. ' Niechanical Engineering K .ff ' DANIE1. O,LOUGHLIN Syracuse Veterinary Probe and Scalpelg Catholic Clubg Society of Comparative Medicineg Intercollege Baseball Teamg Veterinary Banquet Committee C3J. FRANK HUGH O,ROURKE Syrarufe Civil Engineering Aleph Samachg Varsity Football Team ANDREW GRAHAME GSBORNE Montclair, N Arts X W. REMSEN BLEECKER OSTRANDER Kingsfozz Arts Cosmopolitan Clubg Congressg Varsity Swimming Team C2J C3Jg Fresh- man Debate Team against Columbiag Interclass Championship Debate Team Czjg Class Debate Teams Cll C215 Congress Declamation Stage RAFAEL M. PALMER San ijfzzan, Porto Rim Mechanical Engineering Spanish-American Club. 11 159 Quninr Hlernrha RALPH PAPPENHEIMER Cincinnati, Olzzo Mechanical Engineering Z B T. CLIFFORD HUNT PARMELEE Saratoga Springs Mechanical Engineering Junior Smoker Committee. MAXWELL PARNES Brooklyn Law College Baseball and Basketball Teamsg Freshman Basketball Teamg Law Tax Committee. EARLE VINCENT PATTERSON Rocherter Mechanical Engineering Cerberus. FRANK A. PEARSON Beafuer Falls, Pa. Agriculture GILBERT WARREN PECK Wolfwzille, Nofoa Scotia Agriculture .Y di fg Cornell Glee Club CI5 C25 C353 University Quartette MILDRED ALICE PECK Southampton Arts CLEVELAND PELTON Cuylerwille Veterinary Acacia. FRANK KENDALL PERKINS Mt. Vernon Civil Engineering KARL DRAVO PETTIT N. S. Pittsburg, Pa. Mechanical Engineering X 405 Glee Club C353 Freshman Football Teamg Junior Promenade Comlmittee. ELLWOOD THORNE PEAU Hamz'lton, Ohio Mechanical Engineering Varsity Tennis Team. KARL ERWIN PFEIFFER Scarralale Arts A Ing Dunstang Gemel Kharmg Mabriqueg Deutscher Verein C15 C25 C355 Freshman Football Teamg Varsity Football Substitute C253 Varsity Football Squad C353 Junior Varsity Crew C255 Freshman Banquet Com- mitteeg Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg General Committee C35g Trus- tee C. U. C. A.g German Play C353 Class Football Director LEON R. PHILLIPS Bath Mechanical Engineering WILLIAII H. PHILLIPS Bath Mechanical Engineering CHARLES AMBROSE PLAMONDON, JR. Chicago, Ill. Arts A J 05 Chicago Clubg Manuscript Clubg Assistant Stage Manager Masque JOHN NATHANIEL PLATOEE Union Hz'll, N. Law Z B T. LESTER ANTHONY POLHEMUS Oman Grow, N. Agriculture WILLIAM GATES POPE Hornell Agriculture The Alfred Club. I6O lluniur iiivrnrhia JEAN FINDLAY POTTS K A 0, 1912 Cornellian Board, Class Executive Committee KATHERINE WILSON POTTS K A 05 Raven and Serpent. HUGH AUDREY POWELL Troy Arts Troy Arts Cairo, Ga. Civil Engineering Scabbard and Bladeg Southern Club, Cadet Corps, Second Lientenant C235 First Lieutenant XKVILLIAM HENRY PRATT WILLIAM MITCHELL PRICE 5 Ns Maryland Club. LEON CARLISLE PRITCHARD Freshman Baseball Team. ROBERT WILLIAM PROCTER Nayatig Z CD Eg Southernersg A. B. Degree, 1909. HERBERT VALENTINE PUsCH Seal and Serpent. HERBERT N. PUTNAM Hiarhensaele, N. Arts Baltimore, Md. Civil Engineering Ithaca Agriculture Raleigh, N. C. Mechanical Engineering .May.vfuz'lIe, Kam. Law Fredonia Architecture 10 I' .413 Crargoyleg Gemel Kharmg L'Ogive5 Varsity Track Team C2J3 Varsity Cross Country Team Cglg TWO-Mile Relay Team Qzjg General Committee LAWRENCE G. QUERAL Spanish-American Club. Puerto Padre, Cuba Mechanical Engineering RAYMOND QUERAL Puerto Padre, Cuba Civil Engineering Spanish-American Club. ALFRED BIXBY QUINTON, JR. Scabbard and Blade, First Lieutenant Cadet Corps. EI ERETT HORACE RANKIN Alembicg Mandolin Club. WALKER STEWART RAPPLEYE Round-Up Clubg Poultry Association. DAVID BENNETT RASBACH Sophomore Rush Committee. ADA AMANDA REED ONA ELOEEN REED JUAN REGGIARDO Topeka, Kam. Civil Engineering Ithaca Arts Mz'n etto Agriculture Herkimer Civil Engineering Candor Arts Candor Arts Victoria Rziofj, Arg. Rep. Electrical Engineering 161 fduninr TKPFUYDE OSXVALD DAVID REICI-I New Dorf: Mechanical Engineering T B H5 University Scholarshipg RiHe Team Czl Cglg Chess Team CID C3151 Second Lieutenant Cadet Corps Cgl. PETER REMSEN Brooklyn Civil Engineering 0 -nl 05 Long Island Clubg Erasmus Hall Clubg Civil Engineering Crew CZD. JAMES LEWIS RENTON Ewa, Hattiazizi Mechanical Engineering VVILHELMUS MYDERSE RICE Auburn Law I 09. ALVAH DALE RILEY Well,ffuz'I1e, Ohio Arts I' K 2' .fi Ag Ohio Club Cllg Cornell Dramatic Clubg Cornell Congressg English Clubg Civic Clubg Freshman Intercollegiate Debate Teamg Leader Sophomore Interclass Debate Teamg Congress Debate Team Czlg Congress Debate Stage Czlg Congress Declamation Stage ABRAM MORTON RILEY Orange, N. Mechanical Engineering JOSEPH PIERCE RIPLEY Oak Park, III. Mechanical Engineering B 0 Hg Aleph Samachg Gemel Kharmg Assistant Manager Navy C355 Freshman Banquet Committeeg Junior Promenade Committee. WILLIAM HENRY RIPLEY Owego Mechanical Engineering Class Secretary CID. EDITH PIERCE ROBERTS Sc1xoz1Lf1'11e,Ma55. Arts JAMES F. ROBERTS Morrzkrowz, N. Veterinary B 0 OCB 0 115 A T5 Probe and Scalpelg Society of Comparative Medi- cineg College Track Team Crjg Captain College Track Team C255 Junior Eeed Committee. RAY MCLEOD ROBINSON Rorlmvfer Mechanical Engineering J I'g A. B. University of Rochester. VIC'FOIi HARLAN ROCKEFELLER Germantown Agriculture . Cornell Aero Clubg IQI2 lVToakley House Fund Committee C2J. KENNE'I'H DANIEI- ROCKWELL Roclmvrm- Agriculture Zodiac. ASA LEROY ROGERS Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering Sibley Soccer Team Cllg Sibley Cross Country Team CID Czl. EDMUND RoGEI1s Denwr, Col. Arts K A3 Mandolin Club CID C2D C3Jg lntercollege Athletic Board Czjg IQI2 lVloakley House Fund Committee I62 lluttiur llieru vhs HAWLEY BUNCE ROGERS, JR. Wawz-ly Agriculture Glee Clulng College Crewg College Soccer Teamg Junior Feed Committeeg Eastman Stage. CLIFFORD CONTANT ROSE Klngrron Arts I Ng Scablvartl and Blacleg Alembic. HENIKY RUTHEREORD ROSERRO Cltirleymllv, Twin. Mechanical Engineering ABRAM ROSENRERG Elminz Architecture l'IARRY ROSENFELD FlI,lJ'!Zl-fig' Arts University Qrcliestra CZJ. LESSING JULIUS ROSENWALD Clzzlrago, Ill. Arts J. DUNBAR ROSS Broofclyn Nlechanical Engineering ID K T. ROSCOE RVILLIAM ROSS ffftzrfiliflgfoll, D. C. Arts A ll? A. EDWARD K, ROTPI Fairfield, Ia. Arts GSWALD ROTI-IMALER .BFOORIJVH Krug und Tafelg Track Team llj IZJQ College Cross JAMES .VVYNBOURNE ROUTI-I Glee Club. WALTER HENRY RUDOLPH FREDERICK WILLIAM RUGGE MINCHEN RUSACK FLOYD LESTER RUSSELL Iswza. STANLEY ADDISON RUSSELL .I 03 Junior Smoker Committee. VERNON CONNOLLY RYDER Long Island Club. ARTHUR JAMES SAALFIELD, JR. 0 2' Kg Spring Day Committeeg FELIX SACHS Dzzluflz, Zwfrzzz. NL'1L' york City Hobokefz, N. Catrflezill lfaterfowzz Oak Park, IU. Pafrfioguf flkron, Ohio Nleclianical Engineering Country Team l3J. Civil Engineering Mecliaiiical Engineering Law Arts Nleclianical Engineering Nleclianical Engineering Law Arts Junior Smoker Committee. BTOORZ-Jlll Congressg Deutscher Vereing W7ilhelm Telly Cast. PHILIP CLINTON SAINBURG Brookfyrz Cricket Teamg Intercollege Crew. 163 Arts Arts 51nninr ilhrnrha MARIANO JULIO SALAS Y RODRIGUEZ Molo, lloilo, P. I. Mechanical Engineering Cosmopolitan Clubg A. I. E. E. GEORGE CHAMPLIN SALISBURY Chicago, lll. Mechanical Engineering 117' Zig Chicago Club, Freshman Spring Day Committee, Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Junior Smoker Committee. CHARLES SALPETER Brooklyn Arts Congressg Deutscher Vereing German Play. MILTON RAY SANDERSON Seneca Fallr Arts Cerberus, President English Club. GEORGE EDMOUNDE SAUNDERS Emmetrburg, Ia. Arts A K Eg Bench and Board. HENRY DENTON SAYER Westtottizi Law Law College Cross Country Team C215 Law College Crew GEORGE CHRISTIAN SCHEMPP, JR. Itlzafa Agriculture Aero Club, Deutscher Verein. ELMER F. E. SCHMIDT Binghamton Civil Engineering Deutscher Verein. RALPH HAVILAND SOHNIID Brooklyn Arts KD Wg Bench and Board, Class Baseball Team CID, Flag Rush Team MARTIN SCHIFF New 1'-Orlc City Mechanical Engineering ' Varsity Football Squad fgjg Class Rush Team LILLIE SHOSTAC New York City Agriculture JOHN ALFRED SCHOTTA Catonwille, lliftl. Mechanical Engineering Glee Clubg Advanced Choir, Festival Chorus. COLNIAN SCHWARZENBERG Cleveland, Ohio Architecture JULIUS DUDLEY SCHWARTZMAN Brooklyn Arts Arts Basketball Teamg Non-Commissioned Oflicer of Cadet Corps. HENRY AMI SCHWEDES l1Euzi11gz'O1I, N. Civil Engineering Deutscher Vereing Aero Club. MAX SCHWEID Roelierter Civil Engineering Genesee Valley Clubg A. B. University of Rochester, IQO8. VVILLIAM CLARENCE SCOFIELD, JR. Stamford, Conn. Law ROBERT HUBBARD SCOTT Dansfuille Veterinary Society of Comparative Medicine. 164 .Uuninr iKPrnrha CYNTHIA EGGLESTON SEELYE K K F5 cb KP CII. OSCAR SEGALOWITZ Second Lieutenant Cad ISADORE SELECTER et Co1'ps. HERBERT DOUGLAS SHAMBERO Swimming Team C25 Q3 NATHANIEL SHAPIRO A. I. E. E. JOSEPH HENRY SHAW J dl. RICHARD N. SHAW Society of Comparative DAVID WILLIAM SHILLING 0 E5 Maryland Club. LINN DOW SHIPMAN D. Medicineg Ithaca Broolelyzz Plzzilaalellplzzia, Pa. Nezu York City Plzilaalelplzia, Pa. lfllmzizigton, Del. Ithaca Arts Mechanical Engineering Agriculture lVIechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Veterinary University Wlrestling Championship Baltimore, llifzl. Brooklyn Long Island Clubg College Crew CID Mechanical Engineering Civil Engineering HARRY ISAAC SILVERMAN Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering Cornell Memo1'ial Society, Treasurerg A. I. E. E.g Sibley Clubg Fresh- man Cross Country Squadg Sibley Basketball Team. ROBERT P. SILVERSTEIN Swanton, Pa. Arts Freshman Debating Club, Vice-President. SAMUEL LEONARD SIMON Naiftlz flalamr, Marr. Mechanical Engineering CLARENCE EARL SIMONSON Port Rlrlzmonal Arts Manuscript Clubg Cosmopolitan Clubg Chess Clubg 'Widow Board Cal fgjg Era Board Cglg Triangular Chess League Czlg English Club Poetry Prize. HARRIET MARGRETTA THoMPsoN SKERRETT Philadelplna, Pa. Arts Sennightly. NVILLIAM VVHITMERE SLAYMAKER Plzz'ladelplzz'a, Pa. Mechanical Engineering X Wg Aleph Samachg Mandolin Club C255 Assistant Manager Varsity Track Team Cgjg Junior General Committee. GEORGE GIST SLOANE Washz'ngton, D. C. Civil Engineering EDVVIN POTTER SMITH Newark Valley Agriculture B. S. University of Rochester. 165 iluniur Eietnrha FRANK A. CUSHING SMITH Wauwatora, Wir. Agriculture Glee, Banjo and Mandolin Clubs Czj C355 University Orchestra CID C2J NINA SMITH Hoboken, N I Arts RELIBEN BERNHARD SMITH Nato fork City Law Stewart L. Wo0dfOI'd Debate Clubg Stewart L. Woodl'o1'd Undergraduate Scholarshipg IQI2 Freshman Debate Team. DAVID EARL SNYDER Herkzinzei' AI'tS Krug und Tafelg Congress Debate Clubg '86 Memorial Stage CZJQ IQI2 Class Book Board. ' FLORENCE KRUM SNYDER Scftofzarzie Arts HARRY SONNENFELD - Jolzatztzei-bztrg, Tr-aurfuatzl, S. Afrzta Agriculture Cosmopolitan Clubg Cornell Masque C353 Agricultural Soccer Team C3D. JAMES A. SOURWINE Upland, Cal. Civil Engineering Congressg RiHe Club. FURMAN SOUTH, JR. Pittrlztrrg, Pa. Mechanical Engineering Freshman Basketball Teamg Varsity Football Squad C233 Sophomore Smoker Committee. CHARLES SOUTHWICK Bflfuidrre, N. Meclianical Engineering Advanced Choirg Festival Chorus. THEODORE SPRAGUE, JR. Noi-tlz Enrt, Pa. Agriculture JOHN JOSEPH STAI-II, Albmzy Civil Engineering PAUL CLARENCE STARR I,OLll'5l-611117, Mo. Agriculture AC T Q3 Dixie Clubg Mandolin Clubg Agricultural Baseball Team. ALFRED KENNETH STARKWEATHER BIoot1fzfeId,N. Civil Engineering Assistant in Economic Geology. HOWARD ANDREW STARRET Detroit, M1'fl1. Arts .I K Eg Bench and Boardg Assistant Manager Masque ELlZABE'I'H ALICE STEER Albany Arts WILLIAM HATTON STEVENS Freeland, Pa. Mechanical Engineering Sibley Journal Board C255 Assistant Business Manager C3J. SETH HARVEY STEVENSON Nettifeld Ag1'iCUltUl'6 Cross Country Clubg Agricultural Track Team CID C2Jg Agricultural Cross Country Team C2Jg Varsity Cross Country Team C3J. 166 3lunin SILAS NEWTON STIMSON Gemel Kharmg College Glee Cl r ilivrnrha Palmer, lllarr. Agriculture ubg Ereshman Crew C125 unior Varsity l Crew C255 VVrestlintg Squad fzjg Varsity Football Squad Cgjg Varsity Crew Squadg Junior General Committeeg Manager of Student Commons. GEORGE JEFFERS STOCKLY Lawrenceville Club. .lol-IN WILLIAMS STODDARD, JR. 0 .1 X3 Undineg Junior Promei JAMES STORRER U -IAMES LEWIS STRAHAN Scabbard and Bladeg Lieutenan ERNEST ROY STREMPEI, Storlebrzidge, llflayr. Mechanical Engineering di ll J5 Glee Club Cal fglg Sophomore Banquet Committee. JOHN BRUCE STROBRIDGE f X3 Spring Day Committee lzl HAROLD CHRIS STROHM , Tawahg Aero Club. CHESTER LISCONI STRONG Tawahg Cornell WilliStoII Club. ADOLPH STUBER J K Eg Undineg Beth L'Amed5 J Dayton, Olzzio Mechanical Engineeiing Iade Committee. Bufalo Arts Wfapplzzgerr Falla Agriculture t and Adjutant Cadet Corps. NEiL'1lfk, N. Arts Cz'rzf1'z1r'1a1'1', Oluio Arts Dmzlezirlc Mechanical Engineering S. Hadltfryi Falls, M'a.fs. Mechanical Engineering Roclzester Mechanical Engineering unior Promenade Committeeg Assist- ant Manager Tennis Team M. WALLACE SULLIVAN Cornell Catholic Clubg Society of Comparative Medicine. HOWARD ALBRIGHT SWARTWOOD F H F. LEWIS BURRIE SWIFT Genesee Valley Clubg Club President Cgl. IJERBERT BRAZILLA SWITZER Agricultural Crew LYMAN ALFRED TALMAN Tawah. CLINTON LEWIS TAYLOR 0 J 67. EDWARD HOOKER TAYLOR Seal and Serpentg Semaphoreg Solfuay Veterinary Sayre, Pa. Law Rorhmrer Mechanical Engineering Braalforzl Agriculture Spring Valley Mechanical Engineering llfyalarlrzg, Pa. Civil Engineering Grf'emi1'lle, S. C. Civil Engineering Dixie Clubg Southern Clubg Orchestra. I67 3luninr illvrnrha RICHARD SALMON TAYLOR Westport, Conn. Mechanical Engineering ERNEST HAROLD TEAGLE Hudron, Ohio Arts B 0 U5 Dunstan5 Aleph Samach5 Gemel Kharm5 Freshman Football Team5 Varsity Football Team C25 C355 Track Squad C255 General Committee C355 Banquet Committee C255 Spring Day Committee LILLIAN L. TELLER Unadillo Arts Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. CYRUS RUSSELL TEMPLE Lebanon Springs Agriculture Probe and Scalpel. FLOYD ANDERSON TENNY Hz'Iton Agriculture Z LD Z. THEODORE LOCKE TEWKSBURY Newton,Mar5. Architecture A T Q5 Mandolin Club C355 Freshman Hockey Team5 University Or- chestra C25 C35. JAMES CLAUS THOMAS, JR. New York City Law AC 0 A5 Law School AssociatiOn5 Class Track Team ALEXANDER MACKENZIE THOMPSON LaCror.ve, Wir. Civil Engineering X W5 Undine5 Beth L,Amed5 Bench and Board5 Rod and Bob5 Junior Promenade Committee5 Spring Day Committeeg IQI2 Election Com- mittee. MARGARET B. THORP Pzrtrburg, Pa. Arts K K F5 Raven and Serpent. GAGE TNASHBURN TIDD Brooklyn Civil Engineering 0 A ID. LELAND JAMES TOMPKINS Hfalton Veterinary Society of Comparative Medicine5 Captain Veterinary Basketball Team RUDOLF MAX TRIEST Tomplez'nrfoz'lIs Mechanical Engineering Gutedelg Spectre5 Varsity Soccer Team C25 C355 Varsity Tennis Team C255 Vice-Captain Varsity Soccer Team C255 German Play LEOPOLD TSCHIRKY New York City Mechanical Engineering Assistant Manager Lacrosse Team5 Sophomore Spring Day Committee5 Spring Day Show JULIUS HAROLD TUVIN Fro5tbz1rg,Md. Mechanical Engineering Southerners. BUCHANAN TYSON Copperlnll, Tenn. Agriculture College Mandolin Club C15 C255 University Mandolin Club 168 .Uuninr Birrnrha MALCOLM DENNISON VAIL Hzigfzfand Park, Ill. Arts BOIIg Gemel Kharmg Masque CID C2D5 Chicago Clubg Class Hockey Team CIDg Varsity Hockey Team C2D C3Dg Junior Feed Committee. H. BARENTSEN VAN TNWEGEN Part ffcrfair Architecture 2' A Eg Masqueg Stunt Committee VVARREN HATHAWAY VAN KIRK Pzittrhzcrg, Pa. Agriculture JOHN RAYMOND VAN KLEEK Auburn Agriculture Iswzag Masqueg Class Track Team CID C2Dg Varsity Squad ABRAM L. VAN SICLEN ffarnaica Civil Engineering A X Pg Long Island Clubg Class Track Team CID C2Dg Sophomore Pipe Committeeg Junior Smoker Committee. MARY HASSELTINE VANN fiCuIa11rIar,N. C. Arts Dixie Club. ROSA AUGUSTA VAssAR Lynchburg, Va. Arts EDWARD PRICE VREELAND Salamanca Arts CONANT WAIT Chicago, III. Mechanical Engineering 2 Wg Masqueg Les Cabotinsg Chicago Clubg Sophomore Rush Com- mittee. GEORGE BLACKMAN DKVAKELEY Grange, N. Mechanical Engineering 0 Eg Aleph Samachg Freshman Crevvg Varsity Crew C2D5 Junior Gen- eral Committeeg Junior Navy Director. GEORGE LEONARD WALTER, JR. Sharprharg, Pa. Arts Z T5 Undineg Book and Bowlg Beth L,Amedg Junior Promenade Com- mitteeg Sophomore Spring Day Committeeg Assistant Manager Cross Country Club SAMUEL JOSHUA WALZER Brooklyn Civil Engineering CHARLES TICE WANZER Ithaca Civil Engineering Glee Club C2D C3Dg Junior Feed Committee. DON D. WARD Ithaca Agriculture University Orchestrag Freshman Baseball Team LEROY STANLEY WARD Ithaca Law Class Track Team CIDg Class Baseball Teams VVILLIAM THOMAS WARD Sharon, Pa. Arts J T A. RUSSELL WILCOX JVATROUS St. Paul, MI'H71. Mechanical Engineering Mandolin Club. 169 Enniur illirrurhia GEORGE BOYNTON XVATSON St. P111zf,IWz'111z. Civil Engineering LEO WAXNIAN Elmira Law University Orchestrag Mandolin Club CID fzj QD. ROLLIN D. WEARY Chirago, III. Architecture K Ag Undineg Beth L'Amedg L,Ogiveg Captain Varsity Golf-Team fglg Freshman Banquet Committeeg Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Toast- master Sophomore Smokerg Chairman Junior Promenade Committeeg Vice-President Class Cal. ORIKIN B. WERRER Rorherter Veterinary A Wg Society of Comparative Medicine. CHARLES PORTER VVEEKS, JR, Arlingmzz, JV. Mechanical Engineering J K Eg Dunstang Aleph Samachg Undineg Beth L'Amedg Freshman Football Teamg Varsity Football Team C2l C353 Freshman Banquet Committeeg Sophomore Banquet Committeeg Chairman Junior Gener- al Committee. FREDERIC WEHR X T5 Bench and Board. E. FAH WE1 Cosmopolitan Club. Mzifttrzzzzfcfe, If 1.5 I-Iurfzozu, Cfzzirm Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering WELLINGTON EARL VVEIDLER Oil Cir-v, Pa. Arts ID A 0. . PAUL WEIGEI. Nan' for-le City Architecture CLARA L. VVEII. Rorfrerffr Arts MAURICE L. WEIL Buffalo Law HERBERT ALBERT JULIUS WE1ss Rorherfrr Mechanical Engineering Deutscher Vereing Rifle Club. TOM WELTON Canzbrfdgf, III. Agriculture Seal and Serpent. JOHN WERMUTH Poughlzaeprfr Veterinary Deutscher Vereing Society of Comparative Medicineg Probe and Scalpelg Poughkeepsie Clubg lntercollege Athletics. VICTOIK HERMAN WERNER Freeport, L. I. Arts Krug und Tafel. HENRY DUNCAN VVHEELER Oak Park,1U. Mechanical Engineering ID .4 F13 Aero Clubg Sophomore Spring Day Committee. MARY VVATERBURY WHEELER Deporif Ag1'iCultu1'e VVaysideg Aftermath. 170 Euniur Blrrurha .-XLBERT HUNT WHITE Mt. Vernon Agriculture Grammatang SteWart L. VVoodford Debate Club3 College Mandolin Club . CID CZDQ University Mandolin Club C353 Cross Country Club CID C21 C313 College Track Team3 Cornell Countryman Board. HARRISON LOCKE VVHITE Brorkport Agriculture A T Q3 Mandolin Club C25 C3D. STANLEY HART WHITE Mt. Vernon Agriculture University Qrchestra C25 WILLIAM ALBERT WHITE Chifago, Ill. Civil Engineering J 2'3 Chicago Clubg IQI2 Cornellian Boardg Era Board C223 Business Manager C3j. EDMUND WILLIS WHITED Pittsburg, Pa. Mechanical Engineering Masque C25 C353 Property Manager MARTHA LILLIAN WNHITELEY PhZ.1I1!1,6lPl'lZ.L1,PL1. A115 K A 62. NELSON XNHITNEY Holland Agriculture EDWARD MILLS WICKS Huntington, L. I. Arts Long Island Club. ROBERT CHARLES WIOAND Arrorhar Arts SYDNEY BUCKMINISTER WIGHT, JR. New York City Mechanical Engineering 2 A E3 Musical Clubs CGlee Clubp CID Czb FRANK JOHN WIGHT Salt Lake City, Utah Mechanical Engineering Telluride Association. PAUL WILDER Elrnhiirrt, Ill. Arts 0 J X3 Chicago Clubg Sophomore Cotillion Committee. ERWIN LOUIS WILKE Buffalo Mechanical Engineering fl? lv' .413 Scalp and Blade. ROSE WILLIAMS Brooklyn Arts KATHLEEN MARIE WILLIS Manfyield, Ohio Arts CHARLES BERNARD WILSON Brooklyn Arts State Scholarship. CALVIN LOUGHRIDGE WILSON Fort Worth, Texas -Civil Engineering A T .Q3 Freshman Football. EDWARD LEWIS WILSON War-:aw Veterinary A T3 Probe and Scalpelg Society of Comparative Medicine. 171 .iluninr iflerurha HOWARD GILBERT WILSON ltlzata Arts Woodford Debate Clubg Congress CID C25 C355 Civic Club C373 Interclass Debate Team CID CZDQ Congress Debate Stage WILFORD Ross WILSON lthaaa HENRY H. WOOD Buffalo A TQ5 State Scholarship. ETHEL MAY WOODBERRY Shanghai, China WILLIAM NORTON VVOODS Montlofua, O. KW' DOUGLAS GORDON VVOOLF Montclaz'1-,N. Cornell Countryman Board. Lalze Slide Wert Glofuer, Vt. CARL GOULD WOOSTER DAVID E. WRIGHT Society of Comparative Medicine STANLEY WRIGHT Brooklyn Long Island Clubg Sibley Journal Board. WILLIAM SNOWDEN WRIGHT Baltimore, Md. Maryland Club. MAURICE M. WYCKOFF Brooklyn Masque LESLIE BERNERD WYNNE Imlz'anapolz'.v, Ind. English Clubg Agassiz Club. JOHN EDWARD YEWELL Baltimore, Mal. Maryland Clubg Southern Clubg Civil Engineering FINIS EWING YOAKUM, JR. Loi Angela, Cal. ROBERT ABERNATHY YOUNG Montgomery, flla. Bandhug Southern Clubg College Crew CID DAVID YOUNGLOVE 7olm.vtown Tavvah. RICHARD ZELLER New York City Agriculture Mechanical Engineering Arts Civil Engineering Agriculture Agriculture Veterinary Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Civil Engineering Arts Civil Engineering Baseball Team Mechanical Engineering Architecture Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering .4 103 Bench and Boardg Mabriqueg IQI2 Moalcley House Fund Com- mittee Czjg Sophomore Stunt Committeeg Class Rush Team. GEORGE WILLARD ZINK Brialgaport, Conn. 172 Mechanical Engineeiin ui EDIC -I . 1512 DAVID NYE BARROWS ....,... New York B 0 H5 fb Al Z3 'l. O.Lg B. A. Yaleg IQI2 Cornellian Boardg Dance Committee STEARNS SAMUEL BULLEN ...... Alu Sable Forlzx 07 ll 15 .Q I' ID5 Manuscript Clubg Junior Feed Committee Qglg Gener- al Committee C455 Freshman Crewg Class Crew Cgjg Junior Varsity Cgjg Varsity Substitute Cgjg Varsity Four C4.Dg A. B. Cornell. GABRIEL MARTIN NATHANAEL FEDDE .... Brooklyn B. S. St. Olaf College. EDWIN STANLEY INGERSOLL ....... Rorhefrer .1 T Jg Q llf Q5 Undineg Book and Bowlg Freshman Banquet Commit- teeg Golf Team C25 l3l l4l3 Manager f4.jg Dance Committee Cglg A. B. Cornell. HELENA LECHMAN A. B. Cornell. MABEL AGNES MARTIN . A. B. Cornell. THEODORE FLETCHER MEAD . J 'T :lg Q In 105 A.B. Cornell. GEORGE CALVIN PAYNE . -. 0 B Hg A. B. Missouri. JOHN EDWIN RAY, JR. . cb X3 A. B. Wake Forest. ROBERT D. SCHROCK . . cb .1 03 N E N5 A. B. Wabash College. CHESTER HILL WATERS . . N f Ng B. S. Grinnell College. I . Yonkers Binghamton M orrz'.r1uz'lle Mnfkogee, Okla. Raleigh, N. C. Defatur, Ind. 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Vice-President Second Vice-President Third Vice-President . Corresfionding Secretary . Recording Secretary . . Treasurer . General Athletic Director . Football Director Baseball Director . Track Director . Navy Director Sergeant-at-Arms O. M. CLARK, President. 2 ilirvrfhman Gllmm CLASS YELL Doooo-Rah, ,IQ Ooooo-Rah, ,I4 Cornell, I Yell, Nineteen-Fourteen CLASS COI,ORS:MYELLOW AND WHITE. Qllaaa Obiiirvru OTTO NIYRON CLARK ELMER GRANT PERL MISS ANNA ELSIE BERRY . MISS lVlABEL BLANCHARD TU'1'HILI. . MISS ELNA GRACE BECKER . LEWIS EDWARD HILER . ADRIAN KENNEDY WEBSTER . ARTHUR MOORE SHELTON . GEORGE MORIKISON VVILLIAMSON . JOSEPH ALEXANDER VVILSON IGLEI-IART PHILIP JOSEPH COFFEY, JR. . . LEON LEROY OLIVER I82 . . President . . Vice-President Second Vice-President . Third Vice-President . Corresponding Secretary . Recording Secretary . . Treasurer . 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JOHN PAUL JONES LOUIS DUBOIS REES WILLIAM ORR LIDGATE BERKELEY HUBBELL SNOW 195 AUNTON COLLEGE VVHJJAMS COLLEGE IiOBART COLLEGE CORNELLAUNTVERMTY 'TORONTOAUNIVERMTY LEHKn1lhHvERmTY MCGILL UNIVERSITY lkqapa Alpha Founded atlhion COHege iKnl1 nf Qlhaptvrn 196 1825 1833 1844 1868 1892 1894 1899 Glnrnell Glhaptvr Established I868 ZHratrP5 in Zlkxrultatr THOMAS FREDERICK CRANE FREDERICK CLARKE PRESCOTT EHrz1IrP5 in Hrhr MYNDERSE VANCLEEF EDWARD HERMAN BOSTWICK 'CHARLES HAZEN BLOOD CHARLES EDWARD TREMAN FREDERICK SKELDING SOMMLRS CHARLES DIBBLE BOSTWICK SHERMAN PEER ROBERT ELIAS TREMAN linhvrgrahuatea ' CURRY STIMPSON PRESCOTT FREDERICK BARKER GRIDLEY EDMUND ROGERS CLARENCE FRANCIS BUSCH JACOB SLOAT FASSETT, JR. Srninrn JOSEPH CHRISTOFFEL HOAGLAND PHILIP BURT FISHER Eluninra ROLLIN DELOS WEARY JOHN CLAIBORNE COCHRAN RICHARD LEACH JVIANN DUDLEY WARD FAY A Svnphnmnrrz GEORGE MACNOE WARREN EGGLESTON ROUSE GEORGE BARNES HISCOCK ALFRED E EHIPEIUHPII THORP HISCOCK PAUL EDSON GREEN SIDNEY TOWNSEND COLE EDWARD RAWSON GUYER BURCHARD WHITE YALE GEORGE SCHUYLER VANSCHAAK LAURAN BOSWORTH PAINE JOHN PENDRILL WADDINGTON RALPH HENRY WOODLAND JAMES FRAZER WHITEHEAD FRANK MARCH STEPHENS WARD BANNISTER 197 1 J l .. A fL 'f: ,ff it QA C 1,1 'lyffjy V, 1:1 isyvpzz if uf Q 3 jQX1.t5i -,7'4 , fa, 'fl-1-41 lm' Wil ill. ' 4. 12'1r'be'1 if IFLA1- nv Z 'is'zHlf w I' ' Mi ff + 5 N74 elif ' - 51831 qyfy' ' 1 gf: 4 ' sif of ,f , 1 .NS .14 tc , fa if 1 Shao' f Q 'ff vi S Ny X JW 54,425 ,gg X X N 5.1 ,, ,' I iv, 2 Alpha Evita 13111 Founded at Hamilton College 1832 57 'ii' : H M C IT ' fi? HAMILTON COLUMBIA YALE ANIHERST BRUNONIAN HUDSON BOWDOIN DARTMOUTH PENINSULAR ROCHESTER WILLIAMS MANHATTAN NIIDDLETOWN KENYON UNION CORNELL PHI KAPPA JOHNS HOPKINS RflINNESOTA TORONTO CHICAGO MCGILL VVISCONSIN CALIFORNIA ,ff 'f ilinll nf Cihaptvrz Hamilton College . Columbia University . Yale University Amherst College Brown University Western Reserve University Bowdoin College . Dartmouth College . University of Michigan University of Rochester Williams College . College of the City of New Wesleyan University . Kenyon College . Union College . Cornell University . Trinity College . . Johns Hopkins University University of Minnesota University of Toronto . University of Chicago . McGill University . University of Wisconsin University of California 198 York 1832 1836 1837 1837 1837 1841 1841 1845 1846 1851 1851 1855 1856 1858 1859 1869 1878 1889 1891 1893 1896 1397 IQO2 IQO8 Glurnzll Ollqapirr Established I 869 EHYHTFPE in 1Haru1iz1iv JAMES MORGAN HART FREDERICK BEDELL CHARLES VAN PATTEN YOUNG ZFrz1trP5 111 Hrhr ROGER BUTLER WILLIAMS FRANKLIN CUTHBERT CORNELL WILLIAM JOHNSTONE ROMER LOUIS AGASSIZ FUERTES JOHN WINSLOW linhvrgrahuatea WILLARD CUSHING AVERILL H.ARRY FRED BIGLER, JR. SILAS HILTON CROUNSE EARLE EDWIN DEVLIN Srniurz fdunun 5 CHARLES AMBROSE PLAMONDON JAMES ALEXANDER CAMERON ROBERT BACON KROGSTAD 53upl1nn1urw. GEORGE PLUMER MCNEAR, JR. GEORGE MUNRO SCHURMAN THEODORE LADD WELLES, R EH 112511111211 DONALD ALEXANDER LESLIE DAVID FRANK BAKER HENRY FRANKLIN HOLLOWAY, CHARLES BISSEL JOHNSON J LOWELL MASON LATHAM WARNER NIURFEY ' RUSSELL CLEVELAND PARSONS BENJAMIN PATTERSON, JR. DONALD FRASER SULLIVAN EDWARD DUNBAR SULLIVAN I RV. 6' -2 fi, In by wi-Q J CDKUSI u , Q f av I viii I ,Qs 'I 1 ILE' , J M A I' J , A W I Kappa Iam Founded I 352 I A llull ,uf Ollyapivrz WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE ALLEGHENY COLLEGE BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY GETTYSBURG COLLEGE DICKINSON COLLEGE FRANKLIN AND MARSHALL COLLEGE LAFAYETTE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA SVVARTHIVIORE COLLEGE DARTMOUTH COLLEGE AIVIHERST COLLEGE BROWN UNIVERSITY CORNELL UNIVERSI'fY SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY COLGATE UNIVERSITY BROOKLYN POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI 200 VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY WITTENBERG UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF OHIO CASE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE DE PAUVV UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF INDIANA PURDUE UNIVERSITY NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN BELOIT COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA UNIVERSITY OF IOWA UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA LELAND STANFORD,-IR.,UNIVERSIT1' UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA vm lgnrk Alpha Established 1369 ZH1'a1IrPz1' in Zlfzlruliair JAMES MCMAHON FRANK FETTER ERNEST GEORGE MEIKRITT ALFRED HAYES, JR. ISAAC MADISON BENTLEY Elfratrra in Hrhe HENRY GAY CARPENTER HARRY BELDON MITCHELL EDYVARD HENRY HULBERT CECIL L. SAUNDERS 3HnhP1'grahnz1IPE Svnniurn HUBERT HART D'AUTREMONT ARTHUR BRAUTIGAM HOLMES HARRY WARNER BUTTERWORTH GEORGE FREDERICK SCHMID FRANK HALIFAX CRASSWELLER OSCAR STAGER TYSON CHARLES PAUL CLARK FRANK MUNROE WARNER HARRY HUGH WILLIAMSON ' ihmiura MAURICE EDWARD BOSLEY CLINTON THORNTON HANKS EDWIN SEYMOUR BELCHER WILLIAM JOSEPH LANG CHARLES LEWIS BOWVMAN JAMES DUNBAR ROSS CARL VICTOR BURGER RALPH HAVILAND SCHMID Snphnninrw WILLIAM BURNHAM BALL WINTHROP TARBELL SCARRITT WILLIAM FOREST BASSETT HENRY CHAPMAN STANWOOD JOHN SAMUEL BLAIR ALBERT CARROLL TREGO ALEXANDER LYLE DUDLEY WALKER WALLACE THEODORE VALENTINE MEYER, JR. FRANKLIN PETTIT, JR. Emreuhmvn RAYMOND LIURLBURT AULL GILBERT COUTANT HALSTED, HAROLD CAMERDEN HALSTED HOWARD MONTAGUE HENDERSON CHARLES EDWARD MURRAY, JR. HAROLD WARD SIBERT LEON WHITAKER SLACK LAWRENCE BRUMLEY WILLIAMS 201 P1 . THETA . MU . ALPHA . PHI . EPSILON . CHI . Psi . NU . IOTA . RHo . . X1 . . ALPHA DELTA BETA DELTA GAMMA DELTA DELTA DELTA EPSIELON DELTA Glhi IBM Founded 1841 211111 uf Ariiur Alphaz 202 Union College Williams College Middlebilry College Wesleyan 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, Jr., University University of California University of Chicago Alpha Wm Established 1869 EHFEITPT in Zlfzxrnlinir CHARLES LOVE DURHAM ZHruir1:5 in 3HrhP EDWARD GUILD WYCKOFF PAUL KENDALL CLYMER Hnhrrgruhuaiva WERNEIK WILLIAM GOETZ CLARENCE JAMES POPE Sarniura JOSEPH FLEMING MATTHAI HUGH MONTGOMERY, JR. GEORGE ROSEMAN NICHOLS, JR. WALDEMAR QUAYLE VAN COTT, EDWIN EVERITT SHERIDAN ERWIN CHARLES UIHLEIN LOREN FLETCHER COLLINS JOHN ALVIN HIGH LUKE WHITMAN FOSTER GEORGE GUSTAV GOETZ RUSSELL HINMAN, JR. STUART EMMET EDGAR WILLIAM VAN KIRK THOMAS KILBURNE GALLY ALFRED EAMES iluninra CARL FREDERIC WEHR ELEAZER WELLS EDWARDS ALEXANDER MACKENZIE THOMPSON GRANGE SIMONS COFFIN ANDREW GRAHAM OSBORNE S7np1'gu1nur1:zI HAROLD HENRY WILL WALTER MORTON WELLMAN WII,LIAM HERSEY COIT HENRY GUSTAV KANZLER ' WALLACE DUNCAN DUPRE EHITHIJIIIDII HAROLD EDWARDS ALEXIUS CHARLES KLEBERG ROBER'f LEWIS CLAUSE CHARLES BOWMAN STARR EVAN LLOYD SPRAGUE Swv - ' ' 203 I f H Brita Hpnilnn C- Seq L. 5 : ,A,,. Fou nded 1 8 3 4 I iinll nf Gthaptrra 1 '5 5 WILLIAMS COLLEGE . 2, I If UNION COLLEGE . ' 1' sf HAMILTON COLLEGE . A PS AMHERST COLLEGE . ,VD QS WESTERDT RESERVE UNIVERSITY X lj.,-fly Q :51,A Iurv COLBY COLLEGE . . UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER MIDDLEBURH' COLLEGE . BOWDOIN COLLEGE . RUTGERS COLLEGE BROWN UNIVERSITY . COLGATE UNIVERSITY NEW YORK UNIVERSITY MIAMI UNIVERSITY . CORNELL UNIVERSITY . MARIETTA COLLEGE . SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY , UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN . NORTHWES'fERN UNIVERSITY HARVARD UNIVERSITY . UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN . LAFAYETTE COLLEGE . COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY LEHIGH UNIVERSITY . TUFTS COLLEGE . DE PAUW UNIVERSITY . UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA . UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY SWARTHMORE COLLEGE . LELAND STANFORD, JR., UNIV UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA . MCGILL UNIVERSITY . . UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA . TORONTO UNIVERSITY . . UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY . UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS . UNIVERSITY OF VVASHINGTON ERSITY 204 1334 1838 1847 1847 1847 1852 1852 1856 1857 1858 1860 1865 1865 1868 1869 1870 1373 1876 1880 1880 1885 1885 1885 1885 1886 1887 1888 1890 1891 1394 1896 1896 1898 1898 1899 1901 1904 1905 1910 Glnrnrll Glhaptvr Established 1869 3'Hrz1IrPE in Ilfwzuliaire JOHN HENRY COMSTOCK CHARLES HENRY HULL EDWARD LEAMINGTON NICHOLS SIMON HENRY GAGE IRVTNG PORTER CHURCH CHARLES EDWIN BENNETT JEREMIAH WHIPPLE JENKS CHARLES HENRY TUCK Hniuvraitg WILLIAM HENRY FRENCH JAMES ANDREW JACKSON LAMOUREAUX FREDERICK WHITING JAMES EVVINC THEODORE BARRINGER JOHN HENRY TANNER WILLIAM ALBERT RILEY RALPH CHAPMAN RODGERS ALBERT WILHELM BOESCHE Glrusaiem . JARED TREMAN NEWMAN HARVEY EDWARDS 3Hrz1trPa in 1HrhP JARED TREMAN NEVVMAN WILLIAM ELLIOT GRIFFIS SARGENT GLENN HOFFMAN CHARLES CROASDALE TRUMP JOHN FREDERICK FITSCHEN, JR. THEODORE MASON SPRAGUE HARRY EDWIN SMITH JOHN WILLIAM SPRING STEVENS WALTER SMITH linhvrgruhnateu NORMAN LANGLEY MACLEOD FREDERICK HUEY BIRD JOHN HENRY NUGENT DAVID Svrninrn RALPH EDGAR CHAPMAN ALFRED SMITH MELDRUM HERBERT RAY LAFFERTY AUSTIN HOYVARD Zluninru LENNOX BLANCHARD BIRCKHEAD HAROLD SELDON BENNETT WILLIAM ALBERT WHITE A KARL ERWIN PFEIFFER LESLIE FLOOD EDMUND WILLIAM BUTLER ARTHUR SHIVERICK HARRY LINDSAY WHEELER CHARLES HARDY NEWMAN ARTHUR SHERMAN HOYT WILBUR PRESTON RICHARDSON ALBERT LAWRENCE SCHOFF EMMRICK DAVID LAMB SIDNEY RANDOLPH DRESSER CURTIS DELANO ARTHUR GLEASON BOGARDUS Suphumurm ' HENRY QTIS NEWMAN CEDRIC AYLWIN MAJOR CLARENCE WATSON DECKER JOSEPH CORBOY JOHN STRAHAN EH1'Psal1mPn CHARLES KINGMAN BASSETT FREDERICK PERLEY BILLS LEWIS RICHARDSON PUFFER ARTHUR MURRAY ACHESON 205 X 4 l X JJ Ly 1 Evita liappa Epiailnn V-1E5?5Q5f5f253Q155iiiiii?iifiiiiiiifiiiiifijf 5 5 I' llw Founded at Yale 1844 1 151111 nf wimm 2tIllWUH Hfljlri2 51 if Y ii: -Sif, AQ.f rail? ?ULwf ffl, 153 ale Ckjlege ' ' ' I frii g BOWdOiH College - Colb Universit . 42 2222525253 l fg3ff5555,j5r fg, Amhifst coiiegg . Vanderbilt University . i University of Alabama , XAHVX4, 1 University of Mississippi ,U 1 45 Brown University . M'90uili MAX im UnWemnyofTknd1CaNMna University of Virginia ., Miami University 1852 Western Reserve University Kenyon CoHege . . 1852 Corndlllnnmrdqf . Dartmouth College . 1853 University of Chicago . Ckruralllnna oflientucky 1854 Syracuse Lhnvernty Middlebury College . 1854 Columbia University . University of Michigan 1855 University of California VVHhanm CoHege . 1855 Tainny CoHege . . Lafayette College 1855 University of Minnesota IlanuHton,CfoHege . 1856 hlassachuseus Inst.0f'Tech. Ckigateilhnverdty . 1856 'Tulane lhnveryty . College of City of New York 1856 Toronto University . University of Rochester 1856 University of Pennsylvania R1ugersC:oHege . . 1861 bdcfgdlllniverdry . De Pauvv University . 1866 Leland Stanfordhlr, Univ. Wesleyan University . 1867 University of Illinois . Rensselaer Polytechnic lns. 1867 University of Wisconsin 206 1844 1844 1845 1846 1847 1847 1850 1850 1851 1852 1868 1870 1870 1871 1874 1876 1879 1889 1890 1898 1898 1899 1900 1902 1904 1906 Evita Glhi Qlhapivr Established I87O Zlfruirrz in ilfarultutn REV. CHARLES MELLEN TYLER JAMES ALBERT WINANS WILDER DWIGHT BANCROFT CHARLES EDWARD MANNING EDWIN WALTEI1 KEMMERER ALEXANDER M. DRUMMOND ALBERT ALEXANDER SOMERVILLE Hrairra in lirhr EDWIN GILLETTE REV. WALLACE ELIAS BROWN DAVID EUGENE MARSH REV. EDWARD AUGUSTUS GEORGE CHARLES VICTOR PARSELL HENRY JEROME STRINGER FRANK DAVID BOYNTON CONY STURGIS REV. ROBERT TAYLOR JONES 1Hnhr1'grz1i1uatI:B 5Jr11inr5 ALAN GIKAEME DARLING CHARLES SILAS BAKER WILLIAM MILLER SEERRY, 2nd HOWARD STUART WARNER HAROLD JAMES UNDERWOOD FRANKLIN HIRAM SMITH lluniurn DOUGLAS GRAVES GILLETTE HOWARD ANDREW STARRET ELBERT HALL BAKER, JR. ALBERT CARLTON MILLER ADOLPH STUBER CHARLES PORTER WEERES, WILLIANI AYRES BORDEN GEORGE EDMOUNDE SAUNDERS WILLIAM EDWARD MONK Snplgnmnrra ADOLPH REUTLINGER ROBERT IRVING INGLEHART WILLIAM RYVES CASPARIS HALSEY VANDERLEITH WELLES CHARLES MARTIN GILCHRIST EDWARD TRAINER WILFRED KARL KRAUSE DONALD CARR DOUGHERTY DONALD MCGIKAXV ZHrrBlInIrn ALAN MACLACHLAN EDVVIN SPENCE GILLETTE EDWARD ALBERT HILL WARREN LOWE BAKER SILAS HIBBARD AYER, JR. MAURICE VAILLANT SHANE WILLIAM HOW'ARD FRITZ PAUL NICHOLS ROYAL KNAPP BAKER 207 Q V1 1 5417 1 gm :Sir-M i lla ii ,. :X 1. A A ' ,s :. A . 1 ,1-amz' ' 1 1, . -,-- Q .-1, l.5si3S32'Zv,iS3?-F . 4, ..sFNSs l'?-ffv ' f'ki':7-+ii'T Q wk, ll ,SVA Q-QA - 1' if ff' a Eli Flhvta Brita Glhi I Qi Founded at . ttf: 1 gg, v K 2 4:97 ,K 1,41 gi i X 1 , V ,Z X Q. 1 4 N, ' - fi-J - - Q Union College in 1848 3222354222222 ,. A 1.1 Q zxsfffa 6 - T we'A1mrs.1f . 1 .A ' ivgif' 1 tstte f c .vi BETA GAMMA DEUTERON DELTA DEUTERON EPSILON ZETA ZETA DEUTERON ETA ETA DEUTERON THETA DEUTERON IOTA IOTA DEUTERON KAPPA KAPPA DEUTERON LAMBDA MU DEUTERON NU DEUTERON X1 QMICRON DEUTERON P1 DEUTERON RHO DEUTERON SIGMA DEUTERON TAU DEUTERoN PHI CHI CHI DEUTERON PSI DEUTIERON NU Qinll nf Qlhapters Cornell University . University of Michigan . University of California . College of William and Mary Brown University . . McGill University . . Bowdoin University . . . Leland Stanford, lr., University . Massachusetts lnstitute of Technology Harvard University , . . Williams College . . Tufts College . University of Illinois Boston University Amherst College . Lehigh University Hobart College . . . Dartmouth College College of the City of New York . Columbia University . . . University of Wisconsin . University of Minnesota Lafayette College . . University of Rochester . George Washington University Hamilton University . . University of West Virginia . 208 1870 1889 1900 1853 1853 1901 1854 1903 1890 1856 1891 1856 1908 1877 1885 1884 1857 1869 1881 1883 1395 1892 1867 1867 1896 1868 1910 :BETH Glharge I87O Zlfrzxirryzf in ZHSIIIIISIP ALBERT WILLIAM SMITH CHARLES ARTHUR STEWART Elfratrrg in Hrhe LUZERNE COVILLE JOHN CARL HAGEMAN WILLIAM HENRY MORRISON EVERETTE HOWARD HUNT HENRY EASTES MERRIAM JOHN NEWHALL Hnhvrgruhuairz Ereniura NEMO MELVILLE FISHER ROBERT MORFORD ADAMS BRUCE ROBERTSON DUVALL THOMAS NELSON BISHOP HENRY M.ALLORY HUGHES CLARENCE SEITZ HEIM SAMUEL FREDERICK NIXON lluninra PAUL WILDER BENJAMIN LANE JENKS GEORGE CLINTON ANDREWS JOHN WILLIAMS STODDARD JOHN CALVIN BARKER GEORGE REDFIELD NIXON Svnphnmurra JOHN BARTHOLOMEW WOOD WILLIAM DAN BECKER FREDERICK ERROL NORTON PHILIP ALFRED RICHMOND CARLETON PORTER REX HAROLD ANDREW FITZSIMMONS FREDERICK DAVID KRIBS HENRY AUGUSTUS TILDEN EDWIN HUNTER CLARK I CRAWFORD ARNOLD DUNTLEY CLARENCE REUDY MAY LYNN BYRON TIMMERMAN - ALEXANDER WILLIAM KELLAR EDWIN SCOTT DAWSON MORRIS WAY DAVIDSON J ZH1'I25hl11Pl1 ARTHUR MOORE SHELTON GEORGE BARLETON THORPE 'Vfz 1.4 209 fff' R553 Q S S X? A Q A --' Arg? ,Sf Igyvv J f .sz Csykcjed f CZJ I Sig BETN A T UIQ A-EAQEA ga 1 5 ik 2 -If - A Q - f I ' 'Ig-AX ie I 'E E w XLR S I . I bis Ei BLVSQ 51,35 .. .ISYS If-f COLBY UNIVERSITX' DARTMOUTH COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT WILLIAMS COLLEGE AMHERST COLLEGE BROWN UNIVERSITY CORNELL UNIVERSITY UNION COLLEGE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY LAFAYETTE UNIVERSITY PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE ALLEGHENY COLLEGE DICKINSON COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA LEHIGH UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA RANDOLPH-MACON COLLEGE WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA CENTRE COLLEGE CENTRAL UNIVERSITY VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA EMORY COLLEGE IHIII Evita 1111218 - - Founded at Miami University in 1848 331111 uf Glhapirra MERCER UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI TULANE UNIVERSITY SOUTH DAKOTA UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY MIAMI UNIVERSITY OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY OHIO 'UNIVERSITY OHIO WESI.EYAN UNIVERSITY CASE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN INDIANA UNIVERSITY WABASH COLLEGE BUTLER COLLEGE FRANKLIN COLLEGE HANOVER COLLEGE DE PAUW UNIVERSITY PURDUE UNIVERSITY NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO KNOX COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA IOWA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF IOWA UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI WESTMINSTER COLLEGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY UNIVEIKSITY OF KANSAS UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LELAND STANFORD, IR., UNIVERSI1'Y MCGILL UNIVERSITY CCzmadaj . UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON WASHBURN COLLEGE ZIO New Hnrk Alpha Established 1872 Efratrva in Ilkrrultairs BENJAMIN FREEMAN KINGSBURY LIBERTY HYDE BAILEY HERBERT HICE WHETZEL JOSEPH HIGGINS DE TORENZI JOHN ROBERT SITLINGTON STERRET VVALTER CALVIN WAGNER GUY MONTROSE WHIPPLE Brnhuatvn ROY BULLARD HOLBROOK 1H11hP1'g1'ahua1tPIa Srninra WILIEERFORCE RICHARD WHEELER JAMES RUSSELL HOWELL BAIRD RUSSELL TEWKSBURY VICTOR HUGO EHRHART, JR. JOSEPH GEORGE RETICK EDWARD GAUL MACARTHUR BERT LUCAS SIVYER TRACY MCKEE MORRISON SEWELL NAMES HENDERSON BELL LIGGETT EARL CURTIS GILLESPIE HENRY DUNCAN WHEELER .iluuinra WRIGHT BRONSON STANTON CHIRNEY FINCH WELLINGTON EARL WEIDLER CHARLES WING BROWN WILLIAM HENRY TOURISON JOSEPH HUNT SMITH GEORGE HELM ROCKWELL WILLARD HERBERT TAYLOR Hreahnrvn VICTOR ANDREW ALBERT JOHN HOWARD JONES FREDERICK MILLER WRIGHT FRANK WILLIAM MCSPARREN RICHARD GREENWOOD JAMES MOFFAT ROGER GREEN TEYVKSBURY AUSTIN GILLETTE PARKER EDWARD MICHAEL TIERNEY Snphnmnrru MARSHALL MCKINLEY KOCH JOHN WESLEY LITTLE LEON BALLARD ALLEN CEDRIC BURGHER 211 X fir I 4 S ksfggp j'i8Eg EFgSgSg?? I ,....g.- M1-lg. F , - 1 --4 ,? :-?'-:, -T' ' - Q-i g E.- -.1 'E T' i ' , ,,,. , MIAMI UNIVERSITY . . CINCINNATI UNIVERSITY . VVESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY OHIO UNIVERSITY . . I WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY . DE PAUW UNIVERSITY . INDIANA UNIVERSITY . UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN . VVABASH COLLEGE . Q. CENTRAL COLLEGE , . BROWN UNIVERSITY . , HAIVIPDEN-SIDNEY COLLEGE . UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY . HANOVER COLLEGE . UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA KNOX COLLEGE . I DAVIDSON COLLEGE BELOIT COLLEGE . BETHANY COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA WITTENBERG COLLEGE , WESTIVIINSTER COLLEGE . . IOWA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY' . DENISON UNIVERSITY . . UNIVERSITY OF WOOSTER UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS . UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY I DICKINSON COLLEGE . 1 1811121 I livin I Founded at Miami University in 1839 1339 1841 1841 I84I 1842 1845 1845 1845 1845 1847 1847 I85O 1852 1353 1853 1355 1855 1858 1860 1861 1866 1867 1867 1869 1869 1872 1872 1873 1873 1874 212 H1111 nf 011111111212 CORNELL UNIVERSITY . . RUTGERS COLLEGE . STEVENS INSTITUTE . ST. LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY . BOSTON UNIVERSITY . IVIAINE STATE COLLEGE . . JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY . UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA . KENYON COLLEGE . . . COLGATE UNIVERSITY . . UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA UNION COLLEGE . . . COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY . . AMHERST COLLEGE . , VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY . UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS . OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY. . UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA . PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE OF DENVER , . OF SYRACUSE . UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY DARTIVIOUTH COLLEGE . . UNIVERSITY OF IVIINNESOTA . UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI LEHIGH UNIVERSITY . YALE UNIVERSITY . . BOWDOIN COLLEGE . UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO . UNIVERSITY OF WEST VIRGINIA WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY . STATE UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY . . UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS . . PURDUE UNIVERSITY . . CASE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE TORONTO UNIVERSITY . . OKLAHOMA UNIVERSITY . . COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES , TULANE UNIVERSITY . OREGON UNIVERSITY . 1874 1874 1875 1875 1876 1878 1878 1879 1379 1879 1880 1881 1881 1883 1884 1885 1885 1888 1888 1888, 1889 1889 I8QO 1890 1891 1892 1900 1900 1900 1901 1901 1902 IQO2 1903 IQO4 IQO6 1907 1908 1908 1909 Erin Evita Olhaptvr Established 1874. 3Hra1rP5 in Elkrrxxlizxtr HERBERT CHARLES ELMER WILLARD HENRY AUSTIN EVERETT WARD OLMSTED ABRAHAM TUCKER KERR ALBERT BERNARD FAUST ERNEST BLAKER PAUL RUSSEL POPE PERCY HODGE lhhrrgrahuairz Seuinrn DONALD FRAZER CRANE HENRY PAUL BLUMENAUER HERSHEL BLAKE KNAP -JAMES OLIVER WINSLOW EUGENE PATRICK DUGAN RICHARD TRVING STEARNS ROBERT BLEE RHODES JEFFERSON DAVIS VINCENT Eluninrs MALCOLM DENNISON VAIL DANIEL DAVID MERIQILL JOSEPH PERCY RIPLEY THEODORE MORROW HUNT ARCHIBALD GSBORN MASON ERNEST HAROLD TEAGLE HAROLD FLACK WILLIAM EDWIN GAVIN ELLIOT KNIGHT DIXON Svnphumurrn HERMAN COORS DWIGHT SCOTT SEAMAN JOHN WETMORE LOWMAN BASIL BEEBE ELMER WALTER CATEN ZHFBEHIIIPII RUSSELL JAY RYAN A WALTER HENRY KOBUSCH GODDARD SCHACKELFORD MERLE HARRISON HOWARD HARRY HENDERSON FORD, JR. THOMAS BOULDIN CREWS DWIGHT MORGAN LARROWE RAY STEWART VMCWHINNEY CLIFFORD THEODORE WILLIAMS 21 GARNETT TRVING TORIAN FRANK WILLIAM FALK JOHN ENLOE WHINERY THOMAS MCKENNA CUMMINS FRANK SHELDON SELBY ., 1 T j uw fl T' of lli I 1 Jxv I iiifiliik r fl 'I . I A 1' 'Qin 4, f Yum THETA DELTA BETA SIGMA wa g:.: I Af - I J, FT 'EN' . IAHQIWQZLL-' waj N , - 2, ' Q56 , 'JN Ne? 7 ' I, In ,451 I 157, 'QM' i' as I ,- ff N 'I lissri'-i w I W e igilby 1 kgs 2 ff , 1:1 I .ii -1.22 I ' 5 C 3 4-if , ' ,M ' -e 4 ,u f ' f:'+f , Law' Q, :LQ 1 I , 'I , ff 521:39 'gg f .,,. , ' . -F QV ,' ' ,fr ,. , ,I f 1 X AA., l , KAPPA Psi . XI . UPsILoN IOTA , PHI . CHI . Pr . OMEGA . BETA BETA ETA . TAU . MU . RHO . EPSILON OMICRON . Q GAMMA ZETA LAMBDA 214 1351 Hpailnn Founded at Union 1833 EKIIII uf Qlhupivrfi Union College New York University Yale University Brown University Amherst College Dartmouth College Columbia University Bowdoin College Hamilton College VVesleyan University Rochester University y Kenyon College University of Nlichigan Cornell University Syracuse University University of Chicago Trinity College Lehigh University University of Pennsylvania University of Minnesota University of Wisconsin University of California University of Illinois Qihi Glhaptvr Established 1376 3Hrz1IrrE in Zlkxrultutr ANDREW DICKSON WHITE CHARLES BABCOCK WATERMAN THOMAS HEWITT HENRY SHALER WILLIAMS WALTER FRANCIS WILCOX LOUIS TVIUNROE DENNIS ALFRED WILKINSON CONKLIN 3Hrz11rr in 151112 CHAUNCEY PRATT BIGGS Hnhrrgrahuaiva E'-bminrs CHARLES SEAMANS BROWN EUGENE ECKER MORTON EDVVIN DANIELS HAM JOHN FISKE RAYNOLDS GEORGE KENNEDY TMBRIE FRANCIS ELDON FINCH FRANK RICH WALLACE WILLIAM BUTTEREIELD SIMONDb LORING LOMBARD TONKIN Eluninrs DONALD CRAIG KERR PERCY DENNIS MCCARTHY WILLIAM FREDRICK BRYAN GEORGE CHAMPLIN SALISBURY KENNETH GAIGE TVES ARTHUR CLEVELAND NEWBERRY FOSTER MELDRUM COFFIN , Svnplgrnnnrnz DONNALD PETTIT BEARDSLEY GEORGE BOARDMAN BELL, JR. JOHN HENRY BARR, JR. LESLIE DOUGLASS CLUTE CLARK MUNROE DENNIS DAVID HARVEY HAM ZHrrI1hmr11. HOWARD RUSSELL BANGS MARSHALL ROGERS BARBOUR THEODORE FERGUSON FOWLER LEE JOHNSTON PERRY EUGENE MOULTON PINNEY FRANK MILBOURN REES DONALD BALLARD RICE JOSEPH WARREN ROBINSON STODDARD MORE STEVENS, JR. GEORGE HUNGERFORD SELDON 21 GEORGE DANIEL HARDIN GEORGE THEODORE HOUSTON, PERRY ELISHA HURD JOHN FAXON PASSMORE HERBERT GRAFF SIDEBOTTOM JESSEL STUART WHYTE 5 Alpha 12111 Gbmvga IKUII nf Glhapizm 5.6665 Ielrnuhtrn I. ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE SQQ QQQ QQ UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA 3 3 UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA Q9 9 ,Q Q gg?-if MERCER UNIVERSITY fi I TULANE UNIVERSITY iII gIfiI-It, SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA - AI1ff'f'fITF1fiEf5' I' ' EMORY COLLEGE GEOIIGIA SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS 1Hruuinre II. 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STATE UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY SOUTHWESTERN PRESBYTERIAN UNIV VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY UNION UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE Evra Ulhvta Glhapter Established 1887 Zlfraireza in Zlizrruliaie JAMES EDWIN CREIGHTON EUGENE ELWIN HASKELL EUGENE PLUMB ANDREWS ALFRED HARRISON JONES WILLIAM BOUCK CORNELL Hratrvz in Hrhr CHARLES EZRA CORNELL EDWIN HAVENS ATWOOD ERNST ALLAN MILLER BLIN SILL CUSHMAN Hnhergruhuatra Svrniurz GEORGE GREENWOOD ANDREWS CHARLES RICE ARMSTRONG SAMUEL NTARSHAL BEATTIE FRANK MORTON WHITE OWEN GATES TORREY SAMUEL ALLAN GRAHAM GARLAND JAMES HOPKINS 31m1in1'5 JOHN STODDARD NICHOLS HARRISON LOCKE WHITE THEODORE LOCKE TEWKSBURY CHARLES ROEBLING MEISSNER HENRY HALE WOOD CHARLES AUSTIN CLARK HARVEY TIMLOW MUNN CALVIN LOUGHRIDGE WILSON PAUL CLARENCE STARK Svnphnninrra MALCOM CHASE KNEELAND MELVIN FOWLER SWALWELL HOWARD HORNISH MCHOSE WELLING FISKE THATCHER HENRY BEATTY LOOS 3'Hrr5hmnn HERMAN LAUB, JR. JOHN MCLAUGHLIN DEMAREST EDWARD GEORGE GREENING MALCOM MONROE MCHOSE IIEE X CHARLES HARBAUGH WATT SMITH N 'J in RAYMOND PERCIVAL FOWLER MEX A.: 1,., ,uJ , X Q i iffzgrr 'S SC J W g A f:L,3:Z3Z 1f EfEr U JIHIVU E 215 EE , ,..,..V .,,,.! , I ,i.A. 4 I :,xV? H, , 2I ww: .WQZ I ' W' ' lghi amma Brita C! ,if 'W ff Q1 ? I ifounded 1843 I H 4 A' 'I' fffigfy ' 4: 't'1'+ ' W ,f Aliffr '- IQ' -.vf- fr-.. 'fblhff 'S 12 SIQU1 . T713 I 09233555 WORCESTER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE BROWN UNIVERSITY DARTMOUTH COLLEGE AMHERST COLLEGE TRINITY COLLEGE YAI,E UNIVERSITY COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY NEW YORK UNIVERSITY COLGATE UNIVERSITY CORNELL UNIVERSITY UNION' COLLEGE ILLINOIS WESLEYAN 'UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA LAFAYETTE COLLEGE LEHIGH UNIVERSITY JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY GETTYSBURG COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY RICHMOND COLLEGE ALLEGHENY COLLEGE WOOSTER UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS COLORADO 21 IKHII uf Olhzxpirra WASHIIJGTON AND JEFFERSON COL. ADELBERT COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF MAINE DENISON COLLEGE I MASSACHUSETTS TNS. OF CI-TECHNOLOGY WITTENBERG COLLEGE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY OHIO WESLEYAN COLLEGE INDIANA UNIVERSITY DE PAUW UNIVERSITY HANOVER COLLEGE WABASH COLLEGE PURDUE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE BETHEL COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY KNOX COLLEGE UNIVERSITY ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY IVIICHIGAN UNIVERSITY WISCONSIN UNIVERSITY MINNESOTA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO WILLIAM JEWELL COLLEGE UNIVERSITY MISSOURI UNIVERSITY NEBRASKA UNIVERSITY CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY WASHINGTON LELAND STANFORD, JR., UNIVERSITY IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE 8 liappa u Qlhapier Established 1888 ZHra1rP5 in Elkxruliuir CLARENCE AUGUSTUS MARTIN ERNEST WILLIAM SCHRODER RALPH CHARLES HENRY CATTERALL LEWIS LEAMING FORMAN THOMAS LYTTLETON LYON SIDNEY LONGMAN GALPIN GEORGE YOUNG, JR. PAUL SMITH LIVERMORE ERNEST DAVID BUTTON iHra1rP5 ERNEST WILLIAM RETTGER WILFORD MURRAY WILSON ANDREW SHERMAN YOUNT in Hrhr STERLING WOOIDFORD PATTERSON LEIGH MARSH CHAMPAIGN LEWIS JAY BINGHAM Hnhnrgrahuuira Srninra CHARLES CROWELL CHEYNEY LEROY PIERPOINT WARD WILLIANI ELDER DOLL EDGAR FORSYTH WENDT FREDERICK KUHNE HARLEY CARLOS WHEATON FREDERICK FULLERTON GHRT HENRY GABRIEL WISNER, JR. iluuiurz HUGH BUFORD ERNEST ROY STREMPEL ADRIAN HUGHES, JR. WILI,IAM EDWARD IRISH ERWIN LEWIS WILKE EDWARD ROBINSON FICKENSCHER RALPH PAINE JOHNSON HERBERT NATHAN PUTNAM Suphumnrrz MARTIN MONTGOMERCY MAZE, JR. JAMES LAMBDIN SNYDER, JR, DONALD KEITH CHAMPAIGN HOWARD WALTHAM NESTER HENIKY WEBB LORMOR WALTER ADAMS BRIDGEMAN HORATIO QUINCY WHEEL'ER HENRY JOSEPH 'MEISTER HAROLD LEE HUBER FRANK WILLIAM TAFT IHrvEh11HPn THOMAS HUGHES WALTER AUGUST GOEIQTZ ALEXANDER GALT MCCORMICK HUGH MILLER GEORGE WYMAN FAY ROBERT ROY TINSLEY ARTHUR FRANCIS LUBKE , 219 iN'V , , X S M VAS D if 2 -A f ll ji I I ram EPI it E 41 ct, 1-3-3-J-5:EEE-.1:-E11'i W . J' i s ilinll nf Olliaqairra YA I '. Q ll Eura il ' KENT Law Dept. University of Michigan, Ann Arbor li? M- BENJAMIN Law Dept. Illinois Wesleyan University, Bloomington gpg, BOOTH Northwestern University Law School, Chicago, Ill. yi I IW STORY School of Law, Columbia University, New York City COOLEY St. Louis Law School,VVashington University, St. Louis, MO i POMEROY Hastings College of the Law, San Francisco, Cal. MARSHALL Law School of Columbian University, Washington, D. C, JAY . Albany Law School, Union University, Albany, N. Y. ' WEBSTER . 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Washington and Lee University 220 Qlnnkling Glhezptvr Established I888 Hratrva in 5Hz1ru1Iz11r FRANK IRVINE WILLIAM LINCOLN DREW CHARLES TRACEY STAGG Hratrra in Hrhv SAMUEL D. HALLIDAY FRED A. CLOCK JAMES A. BAKER E. C. WATSON 5Hrz1tr EDWARD GAUL MCARTHUR SAMUEL FREDERICK NIXON HAROLD LIVINGSTON CROSS FRANKLIN HIRAM SMITH ARMIN KRUTZSCH GEORGE VAN SYCKLE HOLTON HARRY AUGUST BADE JOHN GOURLAY TURNBULL FRINK DANA BURNETT CHARLES DORWART ALBRIGHT AUGUSTUS CYRIL COONS THURSTON VAN VECHTEN ELY JAMES BLAINE WALKER, JR. JUDSON H. ELSTON GEORGE A. DAVIS EDWARD N. JACKSON H. W. HITCHCOCK P5 in Hniurruiiatr 221 JOHN HULL SCOTT HENRY JOSEPH KIMBALL ROBERT DONALDSON GORDON WILLIAM EMERY HAWKE PERCY DENNIS MCCARTHY CLARENCE FRANCIS BUSCH WALTER DEXTER SHULTZ ARTHUR GORDON EDWIN DANIELS HAM GEORGE THEODORE HOUSTON, JOSEPH HOBSON 0,CONNELL WILLIAM HENRY TOURISON HAROLD HENRY VVILL Y f ' im val, ALPHA . BETA . GAMMA . DELTA . EPSILON . ZETA. ETA . . THETA . IOTA . KAPPA , LAMBDA . MU . NU . Xi . . OMICRON . P1 . . RHO . SIGMA TAU . UPSILON . PHT . CHI . Psi . . . OMEGA . . ALPHA DEUTEIKON BETA DEUTERON Ighi Sigma 'iliappa 1373-1909 ilinll nf Glhaptrru Massachusetts Agricultural College . Union University . Cornell University . University of West Virginia . Yale University College of the City of New York . University of Maryland . Columbia University . Stevens Institute of Technology Pennsylvania State College George Washington University University of Pennsylvania . Lehigh University . St. Lawrence University . Massachusetts Institute of Technology Franklin and Nlarshall College . Queens University . St. Johnas College . Dartmouth College . Swarthmore College . Brown University . Wlilliams College . University of Virginia . University of California . University of Illinois . University of Minnesota Z Gamma Glhaptvr Established 1889 Eirntrma in ilkmrultzxtv HERMAN DEIDERICHS VERANUS ALVA MOORE FRANK ARTHUR BURR Elffrairnz In 3H1h12 A. B. BROOKS JOSEPH EDWARD LAW linhsrgrahuairu CLARENCE HARVEY CULL EDMUND STRONG HIGGINS Svvninrz iluniuru CLARENCE ARTHUR HOORNBECK HUGH OHN MACWILLIANIS CHARLES FREDERICK MERZ JAMES ARTHUR SAALFIELD, JR. Sfnphnmnrva ELMER RAE WILLIAM FREDERICK ANDERSON WILLIAM DOUGLAS NISBETT A ROBERT LINVILLE SHULTZ EIJFPEIQIIIPII I JOHN CARPER KEPLINGER HAROLD EARLE SMITH HAROLD BAKER MERZ I HARRY LOUIS CORNET CHARLES MAYHEW PHINNY, JR. ADOLPHUS FIELDING MCCLAINE CURTIS VERBURG TERKUILE ROBERT ERIC SHERLOCK THORP DERICKSON SAWYER DAVID COGSWELL PROCTOR 22 ? ' Evita 11111 Brita ' Cf Founded at Bethany College 1859 29 ,,-- MCA ? if I , I I ii, IX WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COL. OHIO UNIVERSITY ALLEGHENY COLLEGE OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY I-IILLSDALE COLLEGE INDIANA UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DE PAUW UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS WABASH COLLEGE STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY LEHIGH UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF INDIANAPOLIS ALBION COLLEGE RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INST. UNIVERSITY OF IOWVA KENYON COLLEGE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY EIVIORY COLLEGE ADELBERT COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN iKn1l nf Glhzqairrs TUFTS COLLEGE MASSACHUSETTS INST. OF TECH. TULANE UNIVERSITY CORNELL UNIVERSITY NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY LELAND STANFORD,JR., UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA GHIO STATE UNIVERSITY BROWN UNIVERSITY WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO ARMOUR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY DARTIVIOUTH 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 SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY 224 TEPTEI Gbmirrnn Cfthapirr Established ISQO EVHYEITYPB in Zflfeirulizlir ROLLA CLINTON CARPENTER FRANCIS JOSEPH SEERY EDVVARD GODFREY COX LOWELL BUIRNS JUDSON LAWRENCE ULRICH 3HratrP5 in Hrhr PHILLIPS HENRY TMTALLORY MONROE MARSH SWEETLAND Hnhnrgrahuatra EUGENE LEWIS SMITH JOHN GOURLAY TURNBULL EDMUND BURKE MAGNER ERNEST FLETCHER BOWEN THOMAS EDGAR MURRELL HARRY JOHN SEAMAN, JR. 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HARRY AUGUST BADE CHARLES GODWIN BARRETT EDWARD HANCOCK LEGGETT JAMES EUGENE BENNETT Elnninru HAROLD WILBUR KNOWLES WILLIAM THOMAS WARD WALTER BRUCE CALDWELL HARRY CLIFFORD FISHER g1T1Jl'fIJI11ll1'P5 JOHN MILTON LUTZ LINDLEY ARTHUR ALLEN ANDREW RENSSELAER MCCOWN TXITILTON ROGERS WILLIAMS GEORGE RAYMOND RINKE WILLIAM ALGERNON MORE IHFPEHIIIPI1 LAWRENCE FREDRICK HUFFSTOT LAWRENCE TAYLOR DEE L WIRT WARD WALTON CHARLES LITTLE RUSSELL VIETS BARNES MEAD WILLIAM SCOTT WILSON VAUGHN MORRILL JOHN CLEMENCE NULSEN ARTHUR LEWIS STOCKSTROM HAROLD MARIS SHEPHERD EDWARD MAGNUS SCHEU CHARLES ROUTT HARTZELL HERBERT HERMAN KESSLER WENDELL , Sw.- ofifmf T' 5 A'a EU' HUGH BENNETT S I In , T 'iyfifa ilk I Qiiffn -ff Iii' I HMISIQEA -3 1 J mb 4 4? v 3ff' Zvi, 53 X 'hrazze f ' H I r' E E ,. ,f k li ' 3Y'f5lf75f,3:'1tf3 1 f - , ,. . ....-,.. ,. , 1 gl-Af, : fs ff . 11511 -f '?5 e,y 1, i vigsf' 5' if-A ,144 ' Q 'I 'N3'Yf,w1- ' ',1l-- 1' MT -'J :TT-A I 5 4:-1.1 If. , , I .yglif 7, Id. 13. 4 1 '11 1' V: mf 'iz W MQ ' i f , , ' I-'Agff - '- . -,.- . . 3 ,-I 1 ., . ,-,A 7- 5 ul -, -' HTA. -vii A' I1 Viiiflk 1 ,QE ' ' 'UI 9269 l 5'f :-2'5 3'-12 wif' ., w2,.f.XPf4,M44.f .4-z,, ,,VM:i1,:.,: , ., .H ,Sui , I, : E+-1-f 'L -- - 1- L.:-ax-s..-:iv f. G: gs.w:wf22ff:?.4'Q w a31:wz.,, ,M - Mfg, '- i ff! f- J f1?f::-H:-,xa'1 + 225 ix H2531-W9 :fi 895 Sigma 13111 Founded at Union College 1827 ALPHA OF NEW YORK BETA OF 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 igllll nf Glhzqatrrsa Union College . Hamilton College Williams College . Hobart College . University of Vermont University of Michigan Lehigh University . Cornell University . University of VVisCOnsin 226 1827 1831 1834 I84O 1345 1858 1887 I8QO IQOS 7 pzilnn nf mu Burk Established 1890 ANDREW DICKSON WHITE HORACE MACK GEORGE PRENTISS BRISTOL WILI-IELMUS MYNDERSE RICE GEORGE SANDERSON, JR. THOMAS RIGGS COX CLARENCE LATHROP TOWER FRANCIS WALDO KULTCHAR WILLIAM WINTON G. ROSSITER CORNELIUS HENRY EVANS, 3rd ROGER BALDWIN PROCTOR CHANDLER MONTGOMERY CONANT WAIT HENRY HAMILTON ALLPORT ALDEN WALKER GALLUP GEORGE BARTRUFF THUMMEL MARSHALL DEANGELIS FRANK RICE WHITING DONALD MACK DEWEY SAMUEL MILLER CALLAHAN KENYON LLEWELLYN REYNOLDS ERNEST JESSE WEAVER BOUDINOT STOCKTON LONEY 227 X X N X g,afP'fg9 A ,'.x, E x ' Founded in 1855 ,3AY5Skagf' ES-'1 - If 'I f ' ,- x' I-'Zgj'-ggg ,rg - I? I MIAMI UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF VVOOSTER OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY VVASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY INDIANA UNIVERSITY DENISON UNIVERSI'fY 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 M.ASSCHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY ILLINOIS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS UNIW'ERSITY OF KANSAS 131111 nf Qlhapivrz TULANE UNIVERSITY ALBION COLLEGE LEHIGH UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CORNELL UNIVERSITY PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY LELAND STANFORD, JR., UNIVE COLORADO COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA PURDUE UNIVERSITY CENTRAL UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI DARTMOUTH COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS KENTUCKY STATE COLLEGE VVEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO UNIVERSITY OF MAINE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS 228 RSITY J. TROUSDALE BERRY HOWARD 0. HAYES ARMIN KRUTZSCH THOMSON DOUGLAS EDMUND M. HENDERSON WALDO L. KRAEMER CYRIL A. COONS Alpha ight Qlhapivr Established I8QO Hratvr in iHs1ru11z111e FREDERICK SMITH Hnhergrahuntrz HOOPER P. CONNELL GEORGE V. HOLTON GEOFFREY C. MAY HENRY W. GRANT JULIUS B. KOEHLER FRITZ A. NAGEL JOHN B. STROHBRIDGE Snplyumurma WILLIAM Dy FAIRBANKS H. ELRIDGE HANNAFORI7 OSCAR A. KLAUSMEYER WARREN MURDOCK WILLIAM P. SIEBERT Elkeshmvn CORNELIUS O. ALIG AUSTIN S. HART WILLIAM W. HORNER J. LEFFERTS LANDT EDWARD A. QGLE ANDREW C. DENNEY HAMILTON HAYDEN NORMAN KAPPLER MAURICE R. MCMICKEN LINCOLN WEAVER JOSEPH H. O,CONNELL ADOLPH F. ZANG Oooooo S , Brita Glhi l wm,,.llri.q ill? lg i1'i'- -31'-'f millllllllllii.. .923 J I 'wllll 2155?-'r235.'3F12 I F cl d C ll, O b , 8 gmwllmwqmw oun e at orne cto er I3 I Q0 Sglllll m Shih? A K Sali n as D g 181111 nf Qllizqntvra YW- CORNELL Cornell University NEW YORK NeW York Universitv MINNESOTA , University of Minnesota MICHIGAN . . University of Michigan DICKINSON . . . Dickinson University CHICAGO-KENT . . Chicago-Kent Law School BUFFALO . , . University of Buffalo OSGOODE HALL , . University of Toronto SYRACUSE . , . Syracuse University UNION , . Albany Law School OHIO STATE , Ohio State University CHICAGO . . University of Chicago GEORGETOWN . , Georgetown University PENNSYLVANIA . . University of Pennsylvania VIRGINIA . . University of Virginia STANFORD . . Leland Stanford, -lr., University TEXAS . . University of Texas WASHINGTON , . . University of Washington NEBRASKA . . . . University of Nebraska SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA . . University of Southern California CALIFORNIA .... University of California Alumni Gllgzlphara CHICAGO . Chicago, Ill. GOLDEN GATE San Francisco, Cal NEW YORK NeW York, N. Y. LOS ANGELES Los Angeles, Cal. BUFFALO . Bull-Salo, N. Y. ST. LOUIS . St. Louis, Mo. WASHINGTON Washington, D. C. SEATTLE . Seattle, Wash. COLUMBUS . Columbus, O. TWIN CITY Minneapolis, Minn 230 Glnrnvll Glhaptvr Established October 13, ISQO EHrz1trr in Zlkrrultatr WILLIAM ALBERT FINCH 3Hra1Irr5 in Hrhr STEPHEN EDWIN BANKS HOWARD BURR BESEMER DEAN LEWIS KELSEY MONROE MARSH SWEETLAND HARRY GEORGE STUTZ Hnhergruhuatra Seninrz MINER H. CORBIN GEORGE EVERETT HUNT HARRISON MORTON JONES CHARLES CARROLL BINTZ JACKSON BENJAMIN CLARK JAMES IRVING CLARKE DAVID CAMERON, 2nd ROBERT FLOWER CORLEY GEORGE KINCAID FOYE ABNER BRUCE HOPKINS DUDLEY SEYMOUR INGRAHAM WALTER SEELY JONES J 3lTr1-1111111211 TAYLOR JAMES CHAMBERLAIN RALPH MONTGOMERY JOHNSON JAMES PATRICK O,CONNOR FRANK ARTHUR PIERCE GRA'fTAN BRUNDAGE SHULTS DAVID WALTER MAGOWAN EXO ARSENIO MARTINEZ HOWARD CHARLES WILSON 3j1IIIilJ1'5 ALAN HUSTED COLCORD HENRY KOCH WALTER RANDOLPH KUHN Svnphumurvsa 231 ALAN VREELAND PARKER THOMAS FINCH SCOTT LESLIE H. GROSER img W ' 5 A mm IRIS ji7 ffl In S7 - 6 A QLIEIIIII1 Founded March 9, 1856 llnll nf Gthapirra SOUTHWESTERN BAPTIST UNIVERSITY CASE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE FRANKLIN ,COLLEGE X X A , Q IL E ' I xx W II :J R S221 N s I ' I c I , 'I LS I W' jk -.-,L , II4,ML7,YjS I Ufmw MSM I . wwf of wg . 'E' I ' IIIIQM -QA ' ,, 2. II . ' If 5 F E ! I. 5 535:32-'f Q M If we I ' Z A R ',!FM',4If bQ . WIOSS UNIVERSITY OF MAINE BOSTON UNIVERSITY MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF CITECHNOLOGY HARVARD UNIVERSITY J WORCESTER IOLYTECHNIC INSTITUTI5 CORNELL UNIVERSITY COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY SAINT STEVENS COLLEGE ALLEGHENY COLLEGE DICKINSON COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY GETTYSBURG COLLEGE GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY 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' UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY PURDUE UNIVERSITY NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY ILLINOIS CHICAGO MINNESOTA WISCONSIN MISSOURI WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA UNIVERSITY OF IOWA UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS IOWA STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO DENVER UNIVERSITY COLORADO SCHOOL OF IVIINES UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY TULANE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS CENTRAL UNIVERSITY BETHEL COLLEGE KENTUCKY STATE COLLEGE SOUTHWESTERN PRESBYTERIAN UNIVERSITY CUMBERLAND UNIVERSITY VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY DARTMOUTH TENNESSEE THE SOUTH INDIANA KANSAS COLLEGE LELAND STANFORD, JR., UNIVERSITY UNION UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA 232 Nun Burk Alpha Established ISQI Effratrrfa in Zlfurultatv DONALD DERICRSON HUNTER MCCLURE Zikatrwa in Hrhn HENRY CARROLL POWER BENJAMIN HALE AUSTIN Hnhrrgrahuaiva Seninrs SAMUEL TTHOMAS HARRIS HAROLD ELLIS DRAKE HOWARD FURMAN EATON ALBERT CONVERSE ROUNTREE CLAUDE BERTRAM THOMAS CALVIN WILLIAM VERITY PIERCE MEAD WOOD ROBERT EDWARD ZINK THOMAS KING SENIOR Zluninra JOE B. BATEMAN, JR. THOMAS JEROME CAMPBELL H. BARENTSEN VAN INWEGEN SIDNEY BUCKMINSTER WIGHT ROLAND FRANCIS HALL SH1LIh11l1IU1'P5 HOWARD JAY CAREY WILLIAM THOMAS DILLON WILLIAM GLENN EBERSOLE CLARK JONATHAN LAWRENCE .JOHN JOSEPH DAVID MCCORMICK LEVVIS BRAISLIN PITCHER Ihrzwhmeu 4 GEORGE WASHINGTON DEBOLT FAIRBAIRN GILKESON BERT WILISUR HENDRICKSON PAUL HAMILTON HUSTED GEORGE OSWALD KUHLKE FREDERICK REAGLE LENTZ CECIL DENISE SNYDER AUSTIN PUTNAM STORY ALLEN WILLIAM SURLES HOWARD TILSON 3 I ,Ii , fl, .C ,. .A I - 2-Zig, f A. .. -., .-'Q,,,.f 1 H, 1 - ,, ff ,- -9. 971 - , :I rr' + '- f fp W 3 '1' 1. f eg .a,. ' If 12.2 5 . -V , V2 - -- a.?,E.. ' ng ,' ' ' .- A- 's'fm,.I. I Q .A 'ESQ Q-H ,, 'H , - '9fl'T:fa1:f5f',..3fB3f A-Af : ef 4-5 f , ' - E-av' ' :F r.:j:,- -1. 'J-1 ' L I ' Al' .IH 'f'2!QI4+, V f --'Y -4 Q1 .gf,:f2',:fr1-2 .1'- N'2S.-f:'J ,I 'i 'V ' -f' 'fl-P is-I-ifzgfifgiv5,'1ff1ff,2f-ee If -M ' ' ,:i 924 -2 -' ., ., , E Q25 '-.2-I?vfif ': '. 5:gh' I I V 1 3 ' - J . T N 24' 1' Qi? 1- LZQ 1, ' ' f ' ' 41.1 3 F fa M 4' , . Lf 1.1 -Q .J I .'f,f.j',..' f,,,:L', '. V f ' - I-MQW.:--ff' 4521- rf fv??5'fAg7f4,,- . . ,-. , .,,ff,.,.--psqxfff.:-.ie- - . -7 ,wr ALPHA BETA GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ETA LAMBDA NU X1 GMICRON P1 RHo A Brita 15111 Founded at Union College 1827 211111 nf Qlhaptersa Union College . . . Brown University . New York University . Columbia University . Rutgers College . . . University of Pennsylvania . Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute . Lehigh University . . Johns Hopkins University . Sheflield Scientific School . Cornell University . University of Virginia . 23.1. 1827 1838 1841 1842 1345 1349 1864 1884 1885 1889 1891 19o8 ' Iii Glhaptrr Established IOQI ZHraIrma in Harnltaiv LANE COOPER BRYANT FLEMING ZHratrIeI.I in Hrhr GEORGE SCHUYLER TARBELL CLARENCE TARBELL Hnhrrgrahuairz Svrniura EDWARD WALMSLEY ASHMEAD PASCHAL RALPH CHAMBERS JOHN OSCAR FUCHS EDGAR ARMSTRONG HAMILTON JOHN ELLZEY HAYDEN ROBERT ALEXANDER HENTZ' MATTHEW JOHNSON HOPE ROBERT BROOKS MCCI,AVE JAMES DUGALD WHITE GUSTAVE OSCAR ZELLER, JR. 3j1IIIfIJ1'Z FRANK BEVIS CALDWELL JACK SPENCER DUCKWORTH WILLIAM DOOLITTLE HASEL'FON JOSEPH HENRY SHAW STANLEY ADDISON RUSSELL RICHARD ZELLER Svnplynmnrrz ARTHUR FRANCOIS EGGLESTON MASON EVANS, JR. HAROLD REEBER EYRICH OLAP HOFF, JR. THOMAS HENRY LATIMER, JR. HUGO ZELLER EHrIzzIIIn1m1 FREDERICK CLARK BACKUS JOSEPH ALEX. WILSON IGLEHART JOHN HARMON MCILVAINE- ROBERT OAKES SINCLAIRE ,RIC WARREN WALDO HAWLEY, JR. JULIO VICTOR LAZO RICHARD HAMILTON SHERWOOD NORMAN STEWART STONE 235 I-U1 Y ' , W., If , 1 f I. ,xx Im ISM 'iw , 'WU 'f.' ff' W' ' Vi. 'LJ . km I, , -I, I, I ,nu ,,, ,I If .I f ' -I I I ,II I'-'M , En ,WI ,mfr UNIVERSITY OF MAINE BOWDOIN COLLEGE NEW HAMPSHIRE COLLEGE DARTMOUTH COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT MASSACHUSETTS STATE COLLEGE HARVARD UNIVERSITY BROWN UNIVERSITY CORNELL UNIVEIQSITY NEW YORK UNIVERSITY SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY SWARTHMORE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY LEHIGH UNIVERSITY DICKINSON COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA RANDOLPH-MACON COLLEGE WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE HAMPDEN-SIDNEY COLLEGE RICHMOND COLLEGE DAVIDSON COLLEGE TRINITY COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA NORTH CAROLINA A. AND M. COLLEGE MERCER UNIVEIKSITY GEORGIA SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA 2 lktppa Sigma Founded I 867 Bull nf Olheqsirrz ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE CUMBERLAND UNIVERSITY VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE SOUTHWESTERN PRESBYTERIAN UNIVERSITX UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY CASE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY MICHIGAN PURDUE UNIVERSITY VVABASH COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF INDIANA UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS LAKE FORREST UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN UNIVERSITY OF NIINNESOTA UNIVERSITY OF IOWA UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA WILLIAM JEWELL COLLEGE UNIVEIKSITY OF MISSOURI WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY MISSOURI SCHOOL OF MINES BAKER UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS OKLAHOMA MILLSAPS COLLEGE LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY TULANE UNIVERSITY SOUTHVVESTERN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF UNIVERSITY OF FIIEXAS DENVER COLORADO COLLEGE COLORADO SCHOOL OF NIINES LELAND STANFORD, JR., UNIVE UNIVERSITY OF UNIVEIISITY OF UNIVERSITY OF UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA VVASHINGTON OREGON IDAHO IOWA STATE COLLEGE WASHINGTON STATE COLLEGE VVASHBURN COLLEGE 36 RSITY Alpha Kappa Olhzmtrr Established 1802 EHrairvE in 114 aruliaiv WILLARD WINFIELD ROWLEE ELMER SETH SAVAGE Hrairra In Hrhe DAVID FLETCHER HOY WILLIAM DELEERT FUNKHOUSER STANLEY GAINES UDD PETER SCHLOSFER Hnhrrgrahuatwa ARTHUR MEREDYTH ROBERTS HENRY WEBSTER FORD Sputum GEORGE KERR MILTENBERGER GEORGE PETER BUCHANAN KARL WILLIAM GASS JAY HARRY LETSCHE, JR. 311I11IU1E OHN FARRELL CRAIG Svnphnnxnrra J EDWARD THOMAS RICHARDSON FRANK ARMSTRONG BONEERAKE BLINN STEVENS PAGE SAMUEL LOCKE HOUGHTON JOHN MERRILL CLIN EHrI:I11I1nvn WARREN NRANDOLPH SCOTT' EMERSON HINCHLIEF ARCHIBALD BURTT JOHNSTON GEOIKGE WALLACE .RAMSEY WARREN PACKARD WILLIAM NORTON MCCUTCHEON RAY MARTIN EDWARD MURRAY HAW'KINS WILLIAM EDWARD KENNEDY 2 5 P Qknll Founded February 5, IQOI EHITITYPE in Zlkrrultuime OTHON GOEPPE GUERLAC WALTER STEBBINS FORD Hnhrrgrahuatrz Srniuru EUGENE DAVIS MONTILLON CLAUDE ALFRED COLE LINSLEY HEDGES EVANS ' HENRY RALPH GUNDLACH CLARENCE MAURER KLEPSER iluniurz WELLWOOD HUGH MAXWELL ALVAH DALE RILEY LLOYD RUDOLPH LEICK BOYD JACKSON DIETRICK HOWARD FRANKLIN SMITH, JR. FRANCIS MACDONALD MOLLESON HARRY BURKERT JOYCE HENRY KENNEDY DAVIS Svuphumures LORENZ VVILHELM DIEHL HAROLD MILLER PREST LYNN ERNST MUELLER WILLIAM EDWIN BROOKS EDWARD CANNING STAHL OLIVER EDWARD PAYNE FELIX NICOT,A GAH'TON Zffrezlymmt JOHN BEACH ALLINCTON RAYMOND LYLE KAIPER HEZEKIAH SHAILER DOW ilil ALBERT CLARK FINLEY , U fi A c Q1 , - A f if 'C . E- , , . , T -X, Q, :!,J..f, --,f- f II 'O -I 239 ylllllllfrymf X Nl mf Alpha Zvitr Founded at Ohio State University 1897 3111111 nf Glliemtvra Ohio State University Pennsylvania State College University of lllinois Cornell University Michigan Agricultural College Nevv Hampshire State College University of Nebraska he cl iff Z 531-25 lin .fl ,CXX Ga l ll I T . Mflfff ml . MORROW . . CORNELL . KEDZIE . GRANITE . . NEBRASKA . . MASSEY . . . LA GRANGE . GREEN MOUNTAIN WILSON . . BABCOCK . CENTENNIAL . lMlAINE . MISSOURI . ELLICOTT . CALIFORNIA PURDUE . KANSAS DACOTAH . North Carolina State College University of Nlinnesota University of Vermont lovva State College of Wisconsin of Colorado of Maine of Missouri Wiashington State College University of California University University University University Purdue University University of Kansas North Dakota Agricultural College 240 nrnvll Qlhnptrr Established June II, IQOI Hrairvu in Huruliair CHARLES SCOON WILSON CLARENCE ARTHUR ROGERS ALBERT RUSSELL MANNN KENNETH CARTER LIVERMORE CHARLES HENRY TUCK GEORGE WALTER TAILBY, ARTHUR WITTER GILBERT RAY EUGENE DEUEL I iHrairP5 in lirhv OLIVER WESLEY DYNES C. SHANNON WRIGHT Hdlrrgrahuatva Svvninrn FLOYD WAYNE BELL CARLMAN FERDINAND RIESAM STANLEY GAINES JUDD ARTHUR LEE THOMPSON THOMAS BRADLEE ' lluninra WADE ELON MALCOLM I J JAMES BERNARD MCCLOSKEY EUGENE CURTIS AUCHTER HARLAN BRUCE MUNGER Syuplgumnrra WESLEY HOTCHKISS BRONSON WILFRED DESIDNIA WILSON FRED CLIFFORD SHAW JOHN IWIERSHLEY MUNN H. ERROL COFFIN JESSE SEELEY BROWN WILLIAM AUGUSTUS HUTCHISON GAMALIEL SANFORD ROSE Eifrmalynmxi DANIEL EDWARD SMITH I W I A A .-Hr, Qawi,-.L-w'17m'ff 1- :gli-1.55.-,?'?Lvf ' If f -E n 1- I, 'I ,, fm! 'Lf'++f f:L,:54?54. 11af 5.,5. +5-.-., 1-f'1,',,1-gig 'T'-.1 Q: I. I A 1 .-,,.., --:'14:e.a::f'RwAvi- W '-, S-, , ,-Sw 241 A ' W I Sigma A 0 I I I if ZKDII nf Qlhapirra NI 4, mf X IWW J A, JJ Efafgggfi? , Y If N ,Gi A Ex 5 S VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA BETHANY COLLEGE MERCER UNIVERSI'fY OF ALABAMA HOWARD COLLEGE NORTH GEORGIA AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY EMORY COLLEGE LEHIGH UNIVERSI'I'Y MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA DE PAUW UNIVERSITY PURDUE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF INDIANA ALABAMA POLYTECHNICAL INSTITUTE MOUNT UNION COLLEGE STATE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY VVILLIAM JEWELL COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT NORTH CAROLINA A. AND M. COLLEGE ROSE POLYTECHNIC . TULANE UNIVERSITY LELAND STANFORD, JR., UNIVEIKSITY UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA GEORGIA SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY ALBION COLLEGE STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGX' LAFAYETTE COLLEGE COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES UNIVERSITY OF OREGON CORNELL UNIVERSITY STATE UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN NIISSOURI STATE SCHOOL OF IVIINES WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO IOWA STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY CASE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE DARTMOUTH COLLEGE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY LOMBARD UNIVERSITY PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY OKLAHOMA UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA 242 QBEIIIIIITEI Efhvta 01111141121 Established December 7, IQOI Zlfrutrva in EHz1r111ia1tr THOMAS WHITNEY BENSON WELSH DENNIE HAMMOND UDAI,I, SMILEY BLANTON Efrairma in Hrhv DANIEL GEORGE COOGAN WILLIAM JOHN RYAN ARCHIBALD HUPP BULLARD CAREY JOHNSTON Hnhvrgrahuaiea Sfrninra WILLIAM MITCHELL PRICE WITMER RUSSELL HOOKER AUSTIN DOOLITTLE LESLIE MCKENDRICK NEWTON TAYLOR ARMS GRENVILLE WARD PARKIN MERRELL EDWARD CLARK A WILLIAM PALEN ROSE JOHN MOFFATT SWALM :l'1I11iU1'5 LAWRENCE DICKINSON BRAGG ANDREW HOWARD MCCLAY WALTER FREDERICK BURROUGHS GEORGE FREDERICK MYERS PERCY SHEPARDSON LYON CLIFFORD COUTANT ROSE Snplynmurra ROBERT RICHARD FREUD THURSTEN VAN VECHTEN ELY FRED CLAIR CORY BRUCE FULTON GRIMM ROWAN DUNKEL SPRAKER EH1'P5I1IIIP11 WILLIAM TRUESDALE LACKEY ROBERT ALLEN SWALM FREDERICK EDGAR ODELL JOHN ELGIN SIMONDS WOLENMAN LUX OTHO MYRON CLARK HENRY DARWIN WILLIAMS CHARLES FAIRMAN BLAKSLEE,JR BRADFORD JAY REYNOLDS 243 . - , g?2i-1gg-.15fQ2i1'- .1 -, , -if 1 V , I in W ' 5311 Nix? - f 9' ' 25,44 Qi? Q11.. . 1 X. 4' 1 I Y 3 g if 112311-ig:-f U , A -' ' 2532 -+ 1. 'E , 91- Mn J s W Yi f . 1?-, ,. me ca wh , AQ N , K , f ,135 , ig K '-f Ff'?' ,.fi2r1:f -H H Lv l, sm ff- ,N .fit as ,T f , 1921 P1 ' Zganhhu Founded November, I QO2 THOMAS ROLAND BRIGGS GEORGE IRVING DALE Hnhergrahnatea A Srninrz FRANCIS CHANDLER MOFFETT FRED HELI,ER BEST ALBERT ROBERT MORTON Sluuiura ROBERT ABERNATHY YOUNG LEON EPHRAIM DEYOE GEORGE WILLIAM KUCHLER, AIR. ROY WORSHAM MOORE FLOYD ROY NEWMAN HENRY ALBERT FRUAUFF Suphnmnrea BERNARD WILLIAM SHAPER ERNEST JOHN JACOB KLUGE ALFRED OGDEN WYKER AMERY BOYD DUNN JOHN FRANKLIN FARNSWORTH GEORGE WRIGHT BANNING ROBERT VIDETTO PROCTOR IULIAN 'DANA CORRINGTON 1HrrBII111m CHARLES GILLESPIE BLAKE MYRON WHITFIELD BOOTH GVID F,LI ROBERTS, JR. PIARRY DEVOE BAUDER 24-5 sin- K -e src IP, PZ: QMS? Cl! ills? MVT' W . . ... y .,. ' ir-' - -X2 5. ' -Q. T , .2 f- ' f I 1 3 '-25 , A I : dak' ' me 5 ff - M ' '.1.Hw af ,QW ,V f f: f Q , if :J A3713 .5 - J 2265 1 ALPHA BETA GAMMA . DELTA EPs1LoN . ZETA . ETA . THETA IOTA . KAPPA LAMBDA . MU . NU . Gfhvia Xi Founded in 1864. illnll nf Glhapivra Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Sheflield 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 University of California 24.6 22121 Qlhapirr Established 1903 3Hra1vr in Haruliaiv ANGEL GARCIA ARMENDARIZ linhrrgrahuatra Seninra RONALD WILLIS POST WILLIAM KELLOGG WELLS EUGENE LIVINGSTON HARTMAN FRED SHELDON WILLIAM JAMES THORNE JAMES EDMUND KEI,LEY 311Ii1iU1'5 WALTER JOHNSTON RAY YEAKLE GILDEA GEORGE BLACKMAN WAKELEY JOHN ALOYSIUS CAVANAGH HARRY OSCAR UNDERHILL WILLIAM DUNGAN LAMDIN MAX JOHN MILLER MEAD WILMER STONE DAVID VINTON STAHI, DAVID WILLIAM' SHILLING ELMER HEUBECK AUGUST HENRY LAUMAN, JR. RICHARD REID COLEMAN Sfnphnmnrra GEORGE WASHINGTON TALL, JOHN THOMPSON JONES JOHN BYRD NORRIS, JR. iH1'P5I1l11D11 J. ELLIOTT NEALE RICHARD BROCK CARSON 24 Elhvta Elamhim hi iilnll nf Qlhapirra HOI,MES CHAPTER . Dickinson College COOLEY CHAPTER . Detroit College FINCH CHAPTER . . . Cornell University BERKELEY CHAPTER . . University of Georgia FREEMAN CHAPTER . . . University of Tennessee WILLIAM R. DAY CHAPTER . . Western Reserve University KENT CHAPTER .,.. New York Law School LUERTON CHAPTER . . University of Chattanooga BURKS CHAPTER . . . Washington and Lee University MARSHALL CHAPTER . . Ohio Northern University 248 Zlfinrh Glhaqaivr Fstablished'DeCember 12, IQO3 ilfratrrn in Hrhr JUDGE R. A. GUNNISON HARRY CLARK BALDWIN WILLARD M. KENT HAL MCCARTY BLACK JAMES ALBERT BUNDY FOSTER ADELBERT HAIST linhsrgruhuutru Svninrz HERBERT PRATT LUCE CHARLES ALMON MCCORKLE OSCAR GEORGE MILLER CHARLES ALPHA HOWLAND 3luniurIa JOHN POLK BONNER GEORGE MITCHELL ARTHUR JAMES JACOBS EDWARD CORNELL KERR JAMES FERRIS MCKINNEY ARTHUR JOHN CAPELLE NEILL HOUSTON EDWARD GODFREY LAWSON KENNETH DRAPER MEANS WILLIAM HENRY BAUGHER HARRY GUY CAMPBELL PETER REMSEN GAGE WASHBURN TIDD THOMAS LEON TOAN Snplynmurrz FRANK STILLMAN MOULTON CARL HERBTAN MUELLER FREDERICK SHERMAN PARKER ARTHUR KENYON WEST Freshmen ALBERT PHILLIP DIPPOLD CLARENCE WEDEKIND VOGT WALTER HENRY DIECKMANN I 2 WIEQEQ IA I 7 v-A , p kg- , J . ,,',' 6IfrII:ff'I'IJ3g: i' A , A 3 . I Hl1ffil?9!'!ll1 Q IIIu1nIf .,,1j' 24.9 , ,Q .V Lmgxfg U., - x .57 ,gg-' 1 fi' 1 'f-'zaiw S 5 :V gi, -S. , , M 5, , w,2ff ' 5352?- '- V-,, .,x, QQ. .HMV . fy- - faq- - If. ' fl? 1 :Salma ., U, , g4.fs1fN 'vm , -RIN-f w -Lg5'v13gf,.1w- x-5:-.' . :vi a- . .. . 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GEORGE WILLIAM BURNHAM 3H1'D5hlllD1I RUSSELL BOYD PRATT GEORGE BERNAYS FISHER CHARLES JONES EVANS 251 'V 7 E X215-Q55 i Ei it lllk i ii i QL is X . i,,,f,m,.- ii. a.iw,fif41-f,-, ,,,, Q Sigma Ighi Sigma ZKnll nf Clhapima ALPHA . . University of Pennsylvania BETA . Carnegie Technical Institute GAMMA . Cornell University 252 Mamma Qlhamtm' Started IOO4 ZHrz11rrE in Elkxrultair NIAURICE CHASE BURRITT EDWIN WELLS MITCHELL ilkatvr in Hrhv FRED LESLIE ELLIOTT Hnhvrgrahuairz Snninra MAURICE LEON BABCOCK ROBERT FLOYD HUMPHREY CORNELLIUS MICHAEL CONNOR HAROLD NELSON HUMPHREY JAMES COCHRAN DRUMM LAWRENCE -JOSEPH PEAKE WARREN CLEMMER FUNK EARL FRANK TUCKER Elunium EDWARD ROBE ALBIN FRANKLIN ERNEST HOLLAND NATHAN ROBERT BEAGLE HOLLISTER JOHNSON MORDECAI CASSON, JR. GILBERT WARREN PECK WILLIAM DUNN DALRYMPLE FLOYD ANDERSON TENNY Snplynmnma CHARLES EUGENE EDWARDS ROYAL BLY MARTIN ALBERT BENJAMIN GENUNG LYNDE HUNTER RYMAN OLNEY BROWN KENT GRANT CLINTON VAN HOESEN WILLIAM BARNETT JOSEPH Ilkrzhman SAMUEL MABEL THOMSON 253 ET' 'Edd' AN ' ' n ji iz Q , 153 if .A J ': 1:v 5:-T 551332 iv Znhiw: Founded IQO5 Ffraires in ilfaruliutr JOSEPH QUINCY ADAMS CLARK SUTHERLAND NORTHUP JOHN CRAIG BURTON JUDSON LEMON CHARLES LEE CRANDALL CHARLES SCOON WILSON GEORGE ABRAM EVERETT Hrairva in lirhv JOSEPH CHURCH ANDREWS WILLIAM HAZLITT SMITH LEE MCBRIDE WHITE Hnhvrgrahuaien Smiura WILLIAM MELVILLE AITCHISON NORRIS MOREY JAMESON PHILIP LEWIS DAY HENRY JOSEPH KIMISALL WESTON GAVETT LEGRAND DEGRAF17 SIMSON RAYMOND PEARCE HEATH MARSHALL VAN DERHOEE THOMAS ROGERS TAYLOR Eluniura ' SAMUEL WARREN ANDREWS CHARLES PARKER DAVIDSON, J WALTER CORNELIUS CONGER ROBERT PHELPS KENNEDY CARL CRANDALL ELMER HORTON LEMON DONALD MACINTYIKE KENNETH DANIEL ROCKWVELL Snplpumnrra MALCOLM HERBERT MCCLEW BENJAMIN HAROLD MILLER WALTER MACJXAIILLAN RALPH MCKEY VERY ALBERT ISAACS CODINGTON CHARLES HENRY ELLIOT WILLIAM RUDOLPH GREINER WILLIAM RICHARD Hrvahmrxl SAMUEL RUSSELL HALLEY WILLIAM HAROLD DAVIDSON CHARLES HENRY OTT 255 R 53 nu II HI WW 0 HHH! 5 M fEimmufmmnmnwum Jw Swell zmh 57121112111 Founded IQO5 Hnhrrgrahnatvz WILLIAM BROOKS CLIFT GILBERT LAFAYETTE COLLINS JOSEPH WILLIAM GAVETT, JR. EARLE BARRET HOLDREDGE FRANK STEWART HOPKINS Seninru CLIFFORD EHLE LIFE VICTOR ALBERT STIBOLT EDWARD HOOKER TAYLOR CLAUDE MARTIN THIELE EMMET CHEATHAM WILSON 31uninr5 CLIFT ANDRUS WALTER GTTO KRUSE HARRY VAN WINKLE BERRY HERBERT VALENTINE PUSCH JEROME CARSKADDAN BISHOP TOM WELTON V A. TOM KNIGHT Svnphnmnrrn CHARLES DORWART ALBRIGHT ALBERT THOMPSON COUMBE, JR. LELAND NEWMAN GIBBS RICHARD GIBSON, JR. JOSEPH JOHN MASON HERMAN WILLIAM NOLKER LEO JAMES SULLIVAN HANS VIETOR EHYPHIIIHPII DONALD ARMSTRONG FREDERICK HOWARD OWEN, ELISHA A. HANSON, JR. EDWARD CECIL SCOFIELD RALPH ADRIANCE HOPKINS FRANCIS EDGAR WILLIAMS 2 All 6 Zi? Faq ug? Q il ALPHA BETA , GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ZETA . 9 5 'Wa Q 94,95 f 5'Qi VC'1C , ri Ev, Y,A A . , , ,-1 Ik, 1 72.17 ,Qi Y, . ' A is 'fi ,li , Q 1 251-24. i i ' , Lf y 5 512625-2, .-24 ,L , R -Zi ' 2125 ' 'mizlgf rifq r ' 1' 1 r 52 .- 3 l if l' , Alpha Hai Founded in 1904 Bull nf Qlhaptrra . Ohio State University Cornell University Chicago Veterinary College Kansas City Veterinary College University of Pennsylvania Colorado Veterinary College 258 IHPRI Glhzqatm' Established IQO6 EHra1rvE in Zlhrultatn VERANUS ALVA MOORE PIERRE AUGUSTINE FISH JAMES NATHAN FROST SAMUEL HOWARD BURNETT FREDERICK KOENIG Hr ROY R. ROWE HUGH ROBINSON MILLARD DANIEL JOHN MEADOR, JR VICTOR BUENCAMINO WALTER E. FRITZ FRANK BREED ARTHUR LOUIS DANFORTH JAMES E. MITCHELL IRVING R. VAIL GONZALO C. FERNANDEZ WILLIAM E. MULDOON L. LE ROY OLIVER WALTER L. WILLIAMS DENNIE HAMMOND UDALL HOWARD MILKS V. G. KIMBALL EARL SUNDERVILLE utrvz in Hniuerziiair WALTER C. BUCK CHARLES R. GUILE, JR. EARL S. MARKHAM EUSTACE S. D. MERCHANT CLEVELAND PELTON QRRIN B. WEEEER CAMERON A. GOFF JAMES F. ROBERTS EDWARD L. WILSON EMMETT K. BUTTS HAROLD CLARKE J. RAYMOND BEACH RALPH B. MCCORD 2 www K J Q M g N an ?g Q9 X 'I X xx 4 rm VX xx Um ig .:-gf I XXX X 9 il .Q 9 'ma I y 9 ll 5 . W L on EE: ' , 259 N. ' i n ,xx x Pj' ff' f : Kappa Hai Local Fraternity Founded Uctober, I 906 Zlfraivr in Elfzzrulisniz' EDWIN CHARLES MAYER linhrrgruhuatrz GEORGE HENRY BISSINGER FRANK HULING BRANIN WILLIAM KLEE FRANK RALPH JOHN TOWNSHEND CHILD Q ALBERT FREDERICK EDEL EDWIN ALFRED FILMER Szninrs I JAMES BRUCE 0'BRIEN GUSTAV SCHIRMER VANCE WILEY TORBERT ULIAN FRIEDBERG ihmiurz JOHN MILLER GILBERT COX MOLLESON WILLIAm NORTON WVOODS ' JESSE C. JOHNSTON WILLIAM DAVID FRAYNE FRED HILLMA EH1'r5l'gn1z11I 5nplgu1un1'm1 WILLIAM HENRY KEMP, JR. N MCCLINTOCK SAMUEL DUDLEY SCUDDER, JR ALBERT EDWARD RENAUD, JR. 261 X Y X V 1 , , J UW M I f VX xx mli iVV an QM fl! fff' X is 1 ngaii Founded IQO7 ZFra1Pr in ilklruliair GORRELL ROBERT WHITE Grahuatv GORDON BENNETT DUKES Hnhvrgrahuuira Seniurs EARLE AMBROSE RYDER CHARLES AUGUST FRANKE ARTHUR WEEKS WAKELEY LELAND BERTLEY MOWRY WILLIAM DEAN CARLTON HERBERT ASHTON Eluninrz JOSEPH LAWRENCE GREEN HENRY HOIQTENTIUS GEORGE, HI ALBERT CLUNAN, JR. ' ROBERT WILLIAM PROCTER WILLIAM GILLIES BROADFOOT GEORGE TABER ASHTON ' Snphumnrrz PAUL ARNOLD FRANKLIN SANFORD ROBINSON GIFFORD GORHAM MALTBIE LYNES . ZH1'r5Ig1nrn HENRY BRYAN BROADFOOT HAROLD LUSK FLINT JOHN WINFIELD BROWNLEY PAUL A. COLWELL 263 'JL Q fb 1' ng fx ll ir xslif, Kp l I .3 --,L Y' 5- 55 ' ' f T','-. '1 g-- 7' ' I - , .7-Xrzrrm ilirzrtvrnitg 'B I . ' 'xi ' V egg 1 - 1 ' nu L12-JW' 1 S Founded at University of Michigan I9o4 IKUII nf Olhtxptizra UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN . LELAND STANFORD, JR., UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS . UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA . UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY HARVARD UNIVERSITY . UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS . UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN . UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI CORNELL UNIVERSITY . PURDUE UNIVERSITY . UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO YALE UNIVERSITY . COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY IOWA STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA . . PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON . UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO . 2 Ann Arbor, Michigan Palo Alto, California Lawrence, Kansas Lincoln, Nebraska Berkeley, California Columbus, Ohio Cambridge, Massachusetts Champaign, Illinois Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Minneapolis, Minnesota Madison, Wisconsin Columbia, Missouri Ithaca, New York Lafayette, Indiana Chicago, Illinois New I-Iaven, Connecticut New York City, New York Ames, Iowa Iowa City, Iowa State College, PennsylVania Portland, Oregon Boulder, Colorado Glurnvll Qlhaptvr Established IQO7 Zlfrzxtrva in Zlklrultzxir . GEORGE ROBERT MCDERMOTT RALPH MCLANE BOWMAN SAMUEL HOYVARD BURNETT LEROY ALONZO WILSON JAMES ELIJAH VANDERHOEF PAUL WHEELER THOMPSON TOM BRUCE HYDE PRESTON LITTLEPAGE PEACH WILLIAM ROY WIGLEY DALE STEVENS COLE Zliratvr in lirhr ARTHUR RAYMOND KEITH Hnhvrgrnhuaiez Sfruiura THOMAS BRADLEE LESTER WILLIAM WALLACE MORROW JAMES A. FARNSWORTH CLEVELAND PELTON LAWRENCE COOPER RUMSEY WAYNE H. ROTHENBERGER GAY WOLLENWEBER ALBERT LEWIS GOEE J. PAUL WAIT Eluninr PAUL WEBSTER JONES 5upI1u1nu1'P5 ELLIOTT M. HOLBROOK WILBER ALBERT CARTER ELLIS RICHARD SEARING 265 4? XX! ll ,IIH .VW' . W P gs ' X i t ll, yyyy ' I 1' ' pill il X iiiml llft PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI Q JI 7 YA A.. J -,. :wif e me UV THE FWATEHNIYY UF ALPHAKHI Psi . CHI . PHI . OMEGA ALPHA BETA . DEI,T.A EPSILON ZETA . ETA . THETA Alpha Qlhi ilihn Founded at Trinity College 1395 3111111 nf Qllizqgitrrz 2 Trinity College Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute University of Pennsylvania Columbia University Lafayette College Dickinson College Yale University Syracuse University University of Virginia Washington and Lee University Cornell University 151112 Efhria Hratvr in Zlklrultztiz' ROSCOE CLAUDIUS EDLUND Hnhnrgruhuairz Svrniurz HERBERT BERTEL WILLIAM JOSEPH NICNICKLE NATHAN ROGERS BUTLER, JR. RICHARD CONWAY MEYER WILLIAM CULLEN M. BUTLER, JR. GEORGE BAILEY PAGE IVAN CLAUDE JAGGER WILBUR MAURICE WALDEN GEORGE EDWARD WILSON 3j1I11fL11'E JOHN KENNETH ANDERSON EDWARD LOUIS MARKELL DANIEL DUHURST HUYETT ABRAM L. VAN SICLEN CARL NIETCALF JACKSON Smplgumnrvs ROBERT BARCLAY BEAHM, 2nd PARR HOOPER WILLIAM ANDREWS CATHER, JR. RICHARD GUSTAVE KINSCHERF AUSTIN WELD DEYO GEORGE STUART LYMAN DOUGLAS LINDSEY DUNBAR ALBERT LESTER STEVENSON RALPH MARTIN GILBERT FREDERIC BAZIN WIPPERMAN EIJYDEIJHIPH CARL GEORGE KINSCHERF GEORGE MORRISON XWILLIAMSON 267 iv AEK 420 it Ysife A ji ALPHA DELTA ZETA . ETA . THETA IOTA . KAPPA LAMBDA . Alpha Svigma Ighi A Founded at Yale, IS-45 - li EKHII nf Olliaqairra ' 2 Yale University Marietta College - Ohio State University University of Illinois University of Michigan Cornell University University of Wisconsin Columbia University Q' ilnta Glhuptm' Established March, IQOQ CHARLES JAMES FOX HARVEY STONE JOHNSON HENRY LEWIS BEAKES GEORGE PORTER HOGG JOHN HENRY BRODT ROBERT EDWARD LALEY FRANCIS MILLS DODGE JOHN HENRY SMALL ROBERT JOHN WEST Hnhrrgrahuaiva Sputum GUY LONGERNECKER HAYMAN LESLIE VANDERFORD SPENCER fduninrz ROGER SHERMAN PALMER LEE CLEMENT B. MAHONEY Svnphnmurrz WILLIAM RAFFEN MANSON DAVID DUNLOP JENNINGS, JR. HAROLD LYNN PITNER CARL BERNHARDT SCHMIDT IH1'P5h111P11 L RUSSEL THOMAS TREE WILLIAM DE GROAT BROOKS BURTON WELLS BRODT ROLAND DICKERMAN RADFORD 2 lil ,, will il ,Ui , i Q 'X x ky W X . f ff c X , , f f M5495 E A E frm Lfivta Elan Established 1393 Elnll nf Qlhupivrz ALPHA . . College of the City of New York BETA . Long Island College Hospital GAMMA . New York University DELTA . Columbia University THETA Iegerson Medical College IOTA . . University of Pennsylvania KAPPA . Cornell University GMICRON Boston University LAMBDA . . Western Reserve University MU , . Tulane University NU . . Case School of Applied Science RHO . . Union University SIGMA New York University and Bellevue Medical College UPSILON Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute 270 Olnrnvll Glhaptrr Established I QO7 EH1'z1trr in Hrhr A. WILFRED FEINBERG, 'O6 Hnhrrgrahuatru A S7exIiIn'5 EDWARD LAURANCE COHEN HARRY SBIG GOLDSTEIN MORTIMER FRANKEL NATHAN ABRAHAM PROPP MORTON FREIDENRICH CHARLES ARNOLD ROHR 3j1IIiilJI'5 JOE ARJE KAUFMAN RALPH PAPPENHEIMER JOHN NATHANIEL PLATOFF SlJP11LII1IU1'PH EMILE LYSLE ASCHAFFENBURG ARTHUR DAVID ROSENBURG SIDNEY S. ISAACS WALTER SEMON ROSSBACH MORIKIS LIGHTMAN MORTIMORE IRVING STEINHARDT MAX. HEINEMAN THURNAUER iH1'L'51'Qll1P1I ABRAHAM SAMUEL BORDEN DAVID GETTINGER NATHANIEL JOSEPH GOLDSNIITH MILTON JEROME POWELL 271 51.51.01 6 Kung Zlnlanh luh Hrairen in ilhrultatr WILLIAM SILLMAN SFOSTER THOMAS ROLAND BRIGGS LESTER VINCENT WALKER Hnhergrahxrairu gDl1iUI'5 HERBEIKI' PRATT LUCE RONALD WILLIS POST 3I1I!Ii11I'5 JOHN SHERER LUSCH ABRAM L. VAN SIDEN EARLE CURTIS GILLISPIE LINN DOW SHIPMAN PETER REMSON STEWART EVERTS ROBE ARTHUR POLLOCK EDWARD MILLS WICKS DAVID WASHINGTON WEAVER VERNON CONNOLLY RYDER JOHN HOWARD MILLER STANLEY WRIGHT MERRILL NEWTON FOOTE Svnplgnmnrrs JOHN KOUWENHOVEN VAN DEVEER DAVID STRUSS WARD WILLIAM HOWARD ZABRISKIE HOWARD TILSON RUDOLPH H. SEABORG ERIC VAIL HOWELL I GLIVOR EDWARD PAYNE FRANK BEYIO BAILEY JOHN ADAM DITTRICH CHARLES EDWIN DIMON ANTON CONDUIT HOWARD RAYMOND MOORE JAMES GORDON ROWE ZH'rr5hmm1 WALTER CLAYTON HENRY BADE 2 WILLIAM BIRD WILLIAM WELLS Mamma '-Eta Mamma Founded in I QOI illull nf Gllmpirrs MAINE UNIVERSI1'Y SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY BOSTON UNIVERSITY CORNELL UNIVERSITY ALBANY LAW SCHOOL 274 iipzilnn Glhapter Established IQOQ Zlfratrrsa in Hrhv DONALD DAVID CUTTER CHARLES MILLER MOON HAROLD HEXVINS BURNES HENRY ARTHUR CAREY ABBOTT EVERETT COOPER WILLIAM LEONARD DAUENHAUER FRANK C. DORMAN EVAN EARL JONES ALBERT HOMER HENDERSON KELLOGG LOGSDEN JAMES EDWARD MAHON WILLIAM FRANCIS MINNOCK CLAYTON FLOYD MOREY WALTER WILLIAM POST WALTER CHRISTOPHER O,CONNELL AMERICO COLOMBO PARRELLA SEBASTIAN FAUSTE PACIFICO DAVID ARTHUR SAUVE HOWARD ALBRIGHT SWARTWOOD 275 Svnrnritirn KAPPA ALPHA THETA KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA DELTA GAMMA ALPHA PHI ALPHA OMICRON PI DELTA ZETA Swag? 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M-A.-.,.,.M-.JA.,,,.....-.-,.,,.-.U-:U-4.'4i.:-,,,,.':,,,,I1 K I ALPHA IOTA . Washington University 'iliappa Alpha 1119121 Founded 1870 lull nf Qlhapirra Alpha Alpha Eiatrirt Bella Alpha Biatriri IOTA . . Cornell University DELTA . . University of Illinois LAMBDA . University of Vermont TAU . . Northwestern University SIGMA . . Toronto University UPSILON . . University of Minnesota CHI . . Syracuse University PSI . . University of Wisconsin Alpha 1112121 Eivffiri mlm iam Emma QLPHA EETA ' Egwarahmoeelfollege KAPPA . . University of Kansas LPHA ELTA ' Ouc Pf O ege RHO . . University of Nebraska ALPHA EPsrLoN ALPHA ZETA . ALPHA KAPPA . Brown University Barnard College Adelphi College ALPHA MU . University of Missouri ZBPIEI. Alpha Biatrirt ALPHA . . BETA . . GAMMA . . ALPHA ETA . K Meta EPSILON . ETA . . MU . . ALPHA GAMMA ALPHA ALUMNAE BETA ALUMNAE GAMMA ALUMNAE DELTA ALUMNAE EPSILON ALUMNAE ZETA ALUMNAE ETA ALUMNAE . THETA ALUMNAE IOTA ALUMNAE KAPPA ALUMNAE MU ALUMNAE . DePauw University Indiana State University Butler College Vanderbilt University Esta Eisirirt Wooster University University of Michigan Allegheny College Ohio State University Alumna' . Greencastle . Minneapolis . New York City . Chicago . Columbus . Indianapolis . Burlington . Philadelphia . Los Angeles . Pittsburg . Cleveland Eelta Gamma Eiatrirt ALPHA 'THETA . University of Texas ALPHA OMICRON University of Oklahoma Gwamnta Alpha Eistrirt PI-II . . Stanford University OMEGA . . University of California Cgamma ifilzta Bistriri ALPHA LAMBDA University ofWashington ALPHA NU . Montana State University ALPHA XI . Oregon State University Olhaplvraf NU ALUMNAE . . Syracuse X1 ALUMNAE . Kansas City OMICRON ,ALUMNAE . Seattle PI ALUMNAE . Topeka RHO ALUMNAE . Denver SIGMA ALUMNAE . St. Louis TAU ALUMNAE . Lincoln UPSILON ALUMNAE . San Francisco PHI ALUMNAE . . Baltimore CHI ALUMNAE . Omaha Psr ALUMNAE . Evanston 278 31 nta Glhnptvr Established I 88 I 3111 Effarultatr MRS JOHN HENRY COMSTOCK SARA MAY BAILEY LOIS WATSON WING Zin Hrhr MRS EDWARD LEAMINGTON NICHOLS MRS. LOUIS PARDOU SMITH MRS LOUIS MUNROE DENNIS MRS. LELAND VAN RENSSELAER MRS ALBERT WILLIAM SMITH MRS. WALLACE BROWN MRS GEORGE RAY CHAMBERLAIN CECILIA AGNES LAW MRS BENJAMIN KINGSBURY LILLIAN PEARL GREEN MRS. THOMAS LYTTLETON LYON MRS. DEAN LEWIS KELSEY MRS. ALBERT WRAY Hnhergrahuninn Srninrz CORNELIA MARGARET SWITZER JEANETTE ELVA MCKENZIE ELIZA THEODORE DICKERSON !:UlIIIf1I1'5 MARIE ALLEBAUGH BEARD JEAN FINDLAY POTTS MARGARET CONNOR KATHERINE WILSON POTTS HELENA MARIAN DIXON LILLIAN WHITELEY MARGARET ELIZABETH MANDEVILLE Suphnmurra MADELEINE SALLY AVERY KATE NORTHRUP REBECCA STONEMAN HARRIS EHYPEIIUIDH RUTH HELENE BAYER LOIS CONANT HAYWARD ROBBINS LOUISE CLUETT BONTECOU PERSIS HELEN SMITH SUSAN MAY BONTECOU 279 ,EMM .frpl f , ,,,,,,z ,m,a,,, ,4- 'QA,4,.'fLC 'Q ' - 9' Q ,, ,, T Mappa 'Kappa Mamma 41915 f 1-W will Uigffllffli' rl li-.ffl ' UWM , lvil f Founded 1870 ff f 1 I ' yyli 4 4 - Ml X fg l ljt 2ly, li 1Knl1 nf Olhtqatrra J ff l l.f' ,, ,.,f rfv in , if I ,f y ff Alpha lgrnumrn 'U' 3515 -'lizlyglll' ,T ,vlejff :eg . . lil we ff PHI . Boston University wide ' -, B. E B - -el C 11 e , N W mi glllln g ETA PSILON alnal o ege BETA SIGMA Adelphi College fbi! PSI . . Cornell University X BETA TAU Syracuse University BETA ALPHA University of Pennsylvania I l,l 'l I A BETA IOTA Swarthmore College GAMMA RHO BETA UPsrLoN 152121 liruuinrr Allegheny College West Virginia State University LAMBDA . . Buchtel College BETA GAMMA Wooster University BETA NU ' Ohio State University BETA DELTA University of Michigan XI . . . Adrian College KAIDPA . . Hillsdale College fgilllllllil Illrnuinrr DELTA . . Indiana State University IOTA De Pauvv University MU Butler College ETA . University of Vllisconsin BETA LAMBDA University of Illinois UPSILON . Northwestern University EPSILON . . . Illinois Wesleyan University Brita Iilrnuinrr CHI . . University of Minnesota BETA ZETA Iowa State University THETA , lVIissouri State University SIGMA Nebraska State University OMEGA . , . Kansas State University iilmilun illelruuinrr BETA IVIU . . Colorado State University BETA X1 . Texas State University BETA OMICRON Tulane University BETA CHI . . . . University of Kentucky Zeta Islruuintr P1 . . . University of California BETA ETA Leland Stanford, Jr., University BETA Pr University of Washington 280 Hai Cghapivr Established I 883 3111 Zlklrultatr ANNA CLEGC STRYKE 3111 Hrhr MRS. WALTER FRANCIS WILCOX MRS. NATHANIEL LAY GARLING MRS. ARTHUR GORDON JULIA MELOTTE KATHERINE ALEXANDER MRS. HENRY NEEDHAM MARY JOSEPHINE HULL EMMA ALINDA LATHROP MARION MCDERMOTT GRACE NEAL DOLSON MARGUERI'fE STECKER 3H11hPl'Q1'Zlhl.IZITD5 1 Svrninrs CAROLINE ELIZAB ETH MERRY GERALDINE EGGLESTON WATSON WILHELMINE WISSMANN CBeta SigmaH VERA MCGREVV 311I11fU1'5 MARIANA MCCAULLEY CYNTHIA EGGLESTON SEEIYE MARGARET BOULTON THORP . ?7ll1JIIU1!1U1'P5 LUCY SHEPARD CRAWFORD JANE DALZIEL MCKELWVAY LOUISE TOWNSEND 5,H1'P5h111P!1 ELIZABETH BANKS NIARGARET GRACE MERRIS 281 CLARA HOWARD EVA M. HAIGH ogy 'Q fr fd. Jil! x l X BETA GAMMA . ZETA ETA THETA . IOTA KAPPA . LAMBDA . MU XI . OMICRON . RHO SIGMA . TAU . UPSILON . PHI CHI Psi . OMEGA BETA SIGMA ALUMNAE ETA UPSILON ALI.UMNAE LAMBDA NU ALUMNAE PHI OMEGA ALUNINAE CHI SIGMA ALUNINAE CHI UPSILON ALUMNAE Evita Mamma Founded 1872 111111 nf Gllmptrra 282 University of W'ashington University of California Albion College Buchtel College of Indiana of Illinois of Nebraska University University University University of Minnesota University of Missouri University Adelphi College University of Syracuse of Michigan Northwestern University University of lovva Leland Stanford, Jr., Univeisitg University of Colorado Cornell University Womanis College of Baltimore University of Wisconsin Seattle, Washington Akron, Ohio Minneapolis, Minnesota Denver, Colorado Chicago, Illinois New York City Glhi Glhzmtvr Established ISS5 Zin 3HrhP MRS. SAMUEL HOWARD BURNETT MRS. WILLIAM A. STOCKING, JR MRS. CLARK SUTHERLAND NORTHRUP MADGE SMITH MRS. ROLLA C. CARPENTER MRS. WALTER LONG WILLIAMS MRS. HERBERT CHARLES ELMER Hnhvrgrahuaira Swuinrz HELEN MAGDALENE BRICKMAN ALICE RUTH SISSON PAULINE BROWNING BROOKS LULU QPHELIA SMITH LUANNA MATTISON CARMAN GERTRUDE DAVIS KELLOGG 3luninr5 BARBARA BENJAMIN KATHARINE STEWART JESTER MARY GOULD CROSSMAN ETHEL MAY VVILLIAMS LOUISE DAVIS MABEL EATON KELLOGG Svnphnmnrns ANNA MIRIAM CASSELL ESTHER CLOUDMAN DUNN HARRIET ELIZA WATERMAN Zlkmhmrn . EDNA RUSSELL BRUSH GEORGINA MELVILLE 283 1 , A q ,Q vi ,- fLgfyyf,,,'.,5yv f 1 :,1,?MW ' !f,f? W4L:f1: Aiwa 7'l4n'lii.l4Wf' -, f- ww it 999 fl ' f rg 4- ,, I '1 A ' 9 5 Q99 Q 'A I L, Alpha ight Founded at Syracuse University 1872 1 1 Wi 5 Q' A 'OVW v Q 0 ' f f W Q . 1 , g,L,:,,4,,r,f , Y' fy mg, , U f am- . ,:1 i- 3 f 14y:v,,-ml 'f-wi ,, effgfwf,-f'!'f-' f.,gf , gwafszrfzp71,vzkL2 'tjy,,y147,c-40 V f ,W f f ,, 1 JW ff , 1 I , f ff, . ml. f,. , ff fi , , 1 yy ,mf ALPHA BETA GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ZETA ETA 'TI-IETA IOTA KAPPA LAMBDA MU NU X1 OMICRON ,352 ' yn , , 4 ' 'wp 41- .c,vc'71' f'f:iiI1- iffy! IKUII uf Olhuptrra Syracuse University . Northwestern University De Pauw University . Cornell University Minnesota University Baltimore College Boston University . University of Michigan University of Wisc011si11 . Leland Stanford, Jr., University . University of California . Barnard College . University of Nebraska University of Toronto . University of Missouri Alunmzv Glhapivra Chicago Alumnae Central New York Alumnae B0ston'Alumnae Minnesota Alumnae New York City Alumnae Southern Alumnae Ithaca Alumnae Detroit Alumnae San Francisco Alumnae 284 1872 1881 1887 1889 1890 1891 1883 ISQZ 1896 1889 1901 1903 1906 1906 1910 Evita Glhaqaivr Established I 889 Zin Bfuruliaiv MRS. GEORGE YOUNG 5111 Hrhv MRS. EDWARD BRADFORD TITCHENER MRS. CLARENCE FLOYD HIRSHFELD MRS. EDWARD GUILD WYCKOFF MRS. HOWARD WAIT RILEY MRS. BLINN SILL CUSHMAN MRS. ALICE GERTRUDE SMITH RUTH CHRISTINE BERGEN MADELEINE ESTELLE BERGEN MARY STONE Hnhrrgrahuaivu Srninrxa SARAH ELIZABETH BARNHOLT MARTHA EMILY DICK ISABEL LILIAN WATSON Ehmiura EDITH FUNSTON BALLENTINE PAULA KISO META MIDDENDORF BECKER Suphunturns ETHEL FOGG JULIA ARME STONE AGNES ELIZABETH HENDEVRSON SOPHIE MARGARET BECKER GERTRUDE AHLEORN MARVIN ELLEN HARRINGTON ADAMS IRENE BERTHA OSTERKAMP 1ITrra11mr11 MARY LOUISE NEWMAN ELNA GRACE BECKER ANNA ELSIE BERRY 285 ALPHA PI . NU . OMICRON KAPPA ZETA . SIGMA THETA DELTA GAMMA EPSILON RHO . LAMBDA Alpha Gbmirrnn i Founded 1897 lllnll nf Glhapivrs . Barnard College . Newcomb College ' . New York University Law School . University of Tennessee . Randolph-Macon Women's College . University of Nebraska . University of California . De Pauw University . Tufts College . University of Maine . Cornell University . Northwestern University . Leland Stanford, Jr., University Aluxnnw Glliaqairm New York City San Francisco Providence Boston New Qrleans Lincoln, Neb. 186 iEp2-ilnn Glhapirr Established IQO8 3111 Hrhr MRS. NA'1'HANIEL SCHMIDT MRS. ALBERT WRIGHT MRS. BENJAMIN DUGGAR MRS. MORTIER BARRUS Hnhrrgrahuutra Svruinrz NIELITA SKILLEN NIARIAN DARVILLE KATHARINE DONLON AGNES DOBBINS ETHEL CORNELL LAURA FISH MILDRED MOSIER lX4ATTIE BODINE Quninrs MABEL DE FOREST ELSA GUERDRUM Smplyumurrs MARY CLAIRE TURNBULL ELNA MERRICK Ffrrahmrn MERLE MOSIER NATALIE THOMPSON RUBY MADSEN 287 'Evita Zvia Erin Qlhzqatrr Established IQO8 igatrnnvazw MRS. RALPH S. TARR MRS. DAVID F. HOY MRS. WILLIAM S. BARNARD Iinhvrgrahuaira 571-niinrs ERMA C. LINDSAY ELEANOR M. EDWARDS EDNA FOSTER lluninrz IREN13 B. GLADDING NANNIE MCFARLAND Snplmnnrra ABBII2 L. DIBBLE IRENE BROOKS MARGUERITE DOUGLASS GERTRUDE W. YOUNG Firrzhnzrm VIENNE CASWELL EDNA ALDERNIAN ALPHA BETA DELTA EPSILON ZETA . ETA . THETA ZKUII nf Qlhupirra 2 Miami University Cornell University De Pauw University Indiana State University University of Nebraska Baker University University of Ohio 4 ii, 2 ffxv' A .dlflhhilll 4 Svvnnightlg MARION BERGER KATHLEEN MARIE WILLIS BERTHA LOUISE MORGAN EMMA ROMELIA SPEED EDITH FLORENCE MCCULLY MILDRED ANNIE DERRICK HARRIET MARGARETTA THOMPSON SKERRETT AGNES BERYL CURTIS ANNIE MILLINGTON BULLIVANT DOROTHY CURTIS MARION ARMINDA LAIN JACQUETTA CLEMENTS BERNICE L. SPENCER MABEL B. TUTHILL 289 . , A 4. - PAULINE BROWNING BROOKS SARAH ELIZABETH BARNHOLT MARTHA EMILY DICK ELIZA THEODORE DICKERSON ANNA WAGNER KEICHLINE CASSIE MARSH CARRIE KNOLL MASON LULU OPHELIA SMITH CHRISTINA MILLS STIVERS RHODA FOUQUET WHITE 290 1 555 5 wx If-ff ' 5333. n , .E I ,f 1 ' -QQ- nf' HT ' gp . W - ,,-of , - Kg, , N M 1 ,,y?' A ' v,'!f-Z' 1 lg., R A ,-L .gffggfifzi-: x x x 4' A ,il ', , e a X 'wr 1 E ,,. 1 X ev Q 3 6 1' J-' r ' VX Nia. I I , I 1 Q7 X ' I . u ,.- ff ,Y ' 1 'f ' N v- 1 9 A f 4 ,- -nu V lf- f . V -: 1 ,Q 5 V .Q-it,,j?:,?ix+':' 1 .-my -ff . , V I..........., BEULAH BAILEY EDITH FUNSTON BALLENTINE META BECKER EDNA EVELYN CAFLISCH MARY GOULD CROSSMAN MABEL GRACE DE FOREST KATHARINE STEWART 'IESTER MARIANA MCCAULLEY KATHERINE WILSON POTTS MARGARET BOULTON THORP 291 22-1 -- - 'L' Z7 Svpnrtn amh IEEIETIITIPE Gbiireru ELIZA T. DICKERSON President WILHELMINE WISSMANN Vice-President MABEL DE FOREST . Secretary MARIE A. BEARD Treasurer Glnunril MRS. BENJAMIN M. DUGGAR MRS. E. L. WILLIAMS MRS. C. A. MARTIN MISS ELLEN B. CANFIELD ELIZA T. DICKERSON WILHELMINE WISSMANN MAEEL DE FOREST MARIE A. BEARD MARY G. CROSSMAN KATHERINE W. POTTS GRACE DELANEY 292 JD J! ff Q W Sage Eramatira 1 A J fl!! if Q X if f ,af R l e 15,0222 A X A - - f Gbiiirrra KATHERINE POTTS . . , President MARGUERITE MCGUIRE Vice-President MARGARET CONNOR . Secretary KATHARINE JESTER . Treasurer IRMA LINDSAY . Stage Manager JANE JONES , . 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WATSON, Virginia . Vice-President YV. B. CLIFT, Tennessee . Vice-President H. A. POWELL, Georgia . . . . Vice-President G. C. STONE, Virginia .... Secretary-Treasurer PROF. C. L. DURHAM PROP. B. M. DUGGAR PROF. Q. ADAMS PROP. S. BLANTON PROP. H. L. JONES D. ALDEN W. D. DU PRE E. R. LAMBERT G. C. STONE L. ASCHAITFENBURG A. F. EDEL E. B. LAROCHE G. H. SELDEN A. ALLEN L. V. EDWARDS F. LEVY C. SCHLUDERBERG C. ADDINGTON H. M. FRIEND R. W. LIEEERKNECHT W. A. S. SOMERVILLE S. BAILEY N. GOLDSMITH D MEADOR R. E. SKINNER F. BRANAGAN A. C. GIESECKE W. P. MCKINNEY H. SHERMAN E. BRICE A. GAILEY L. M. MERRYMAN C. SILVER C. BATE, JR. W. E. GARNETT H. MCCLURE H. E. SOUTHARD W. BROOKS W. F. HEISE S. MANN H. SMITH BRADT HARN R MANN E. TURLINGTON D. CORRINGTON L. C. HOUGH F. MITCHELL E. H. TAYLOR B. CARPENTER C. R. HODGES A. D. NEWKIRK H. TUVIN E. CHAMBERS H. -I. HICK D OETTINGER C. M. VAIDEN P. COKER H. W. HILL H A. POWELL C. W. VGGT CONSTAM L. HAND R. W. PROCTER R. Y. WINTERS S. COFFIN G. HOPKINS A. 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THEODORE FERGUSON FOWLER LAWRENCE FREDERIC HUFFSTAT WALTER HENRY KOBUSCH ARTHUR FRANCIS LUBKE JOHN CLEMENT NULSEN ARTHUR LOUIS STOCKSTROM VVIRT WARD WALTON 344 0101 Qlnrnvll himgn Qlluh WVILLIAM CDSNVALD BATES JOSEPH EDWARD BROSSEAU CHARLES CROWELI, CHEYNEY HERSCHEL BLAKE KNAP RICHARD HENRY FIAMILTON ALLPORT HARRY ARTHUR ATWATER JOHN CALVIN BARKER THOMAS NELSON BISHOP MAURICE EDWARD BOSLEY LAWRENCE DICKINSON BRAGG WILLIAM FREDERICK BRYAN FRANK BEVIS CALDWELL SILAS HILTON CROUNSE, JR. WIVARREN ELLIS FAXON LESLIE FLOOD' GEORGE BOARDMAN BELL, JR. WILLIAM CLARENCE CLANCYA GEORGE DANIEL HARDIN GEORGE THEODORE HOUSTON, JR. 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NORMAN LESLIE STAFFO 1912 CLARENCE FRANCIS BUSCH MORDECAI CASSON, JR. Y PERCY DENNIS MCCARTH MALCOLM EVERETT MACKINTOSH THOMAS EDGAR MURRELL D NEWBERRY ARTHUR CLEVELAN 1913 ALDEN WALKER GALLUP HOWARD WALTHAM NESTER FRED NORTON ERICK ERROL 1914 RCIVAL FOWLER CHARLES BISSEL JOHNSON BROWN PROPHET LLOYD SPRAGUE RAYMOND PE WILSON EVAN 346 Pmuil EDMUND LYNCH RICHARD SANBORN LUCE FRED HEDLEY FAIRWEATHER RUSSELL LUMAN RAY EDWARD MOWBRAY TUTTLE ALBERT CLUNAN, JR. CLARENCE HENRY KENNEDY HUGO EMMANUEL MAGNUSON ARTHUR BANCROFT COZZENS AUSLIN WILLIAM GOUGH HARRY EMIL RICHARD SCHMELTER WII.I,IAM DUNCAN TAYLOR JOSEPH CHARLES BENDER ARTHUR EHRLICH LINTON HART J. AUSTIN MYRICK LOUIS CHARLES SCHULTZE DELMAR BARNEY ROOS BENJAMIN CHARLES BLOCH ALEXANDER MCDONALD HESS HOWARD BLISS VAN VALKENBUIQGII ALBERT FRANCIS CONTANT PAUL ARNOLD FRANKLIN JAMES D,AMERVII, KERR HOWARD HALSEY SNYDER WILLIAM FRANK VREELAND HARRY GEORGE CISIN HARRY NATHANIEL GEI,LERT BERT W. 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Lo P. VVANG IQII R -I. LEE T. T. LEE K. Y. L1 H. C. L1U M. T. SHEN P. Y. TSAI S. T. WANG Y. S. XVONG IQI-2 L Y. CHANG K. Y. CHAR M. K. CHEN T. KING Y. S. LEE L. K. LIN Z. D. LIU Y. H. TSOU E. F. WVEI T913 C. F. HOU K. S. LEE Y. C. Lo C. F. SZE W. S. TONG D. K. WKVEI P. WVONG 1914 R. CHAo Y. T. CHEN B. H. CHEU J. CHGW S. CHUN G H. HU M. T. HU S. HU S. S. HU . Y. KEY C. KING S. Z. KWAUK W. W. LAU P. Y. Lo C. L01-1 PING N. SHEN M. K. TSEN I. T. WANG WANG T. M. YU Y. C. ZUNG 352 My r' 3 APM Mrarfme E Xiliiffilyqm X-1525916211-1 . T. .. jg. A -. . V A, A iif f .T ' ' 380 ,lf ', V. , 5- 5 ,3 Mmm Muay' rib- SN!! ' S, ' ' QYIHRYH- Xi 4 A 4 i 'T w1Of A V A4 V, 'fav f,. I , ' .f , , ,M Mn .. ' . W A Q- 5' ' VP 1' A - :'TP:?Q'ffili4 'f-- ' .X ' ' ,A ' fir 'T' T ' ' 1 f ' -Vvdmuww if i - wisp. ,A Lg, . .Iv-, Jin-1 li 1ff 1i'iTg1-,-.,T q ' ' jeff'--f . ' ' ,.-g.. ' L fl . .9 Glnrnell Hniuvraitg Ghriniian Azaanriaiiun Gbflirmva fm' the igvar 1911-12 KARL ERWIN PFEIFFER, ,I2 ALLEN CAMERON FRASER, '13 CHARLES HERBERT BALLOU, ,I4 VVENDELL EDGAR PHILLIPS,,I.1. VALDEMAR GEORGESON, ,IZ ljnnng mnmnn . . President First Vice-President Second Vice-President Recording Secretary . Treasurer XGenera1 Secretary XASsiStam Secretary 'E Gthriztian .7-Xznnriatinn ANNIE MILI,INGTON BULLIVANT, ,IZ . . . President MARIE ALLEBAUGH BEARD, ,I3 . , Vice-President LAURA COLVIN FISH, '14 . Recording Secretary GERTRUDE WHITNEY YOUNG, 'Ig . . . . Treasurer Baath nf Efruztmea PROFESSOR C. V. P. YOUNG, Chairman KARL E. PFEIFFER, ,I2 PROFESSOR H. S. JACOBY PROFESSOR V. SNYDER MR. T. NEWMAN PAUL M. DAVIE, ,II DEA i4Not elected. GEOEEREY C. MAY, ,II ANNIE M. BULLIVANT, ,IZ MRS. S. H. GAGE AUSTIN P. EVANS, ex-OH-icio N L. KELSEY, ex-OHTICIO 353 ASSOCIATION I QT ., fax-.. Z 1 5 '-:af-f ' -' A ,f E- V c.. P N A A , .J-da a sia 71.273, TTT .Q 3 . gygp 357 11 jig' - T - rf:n ,l-qii '1F1 .aff '1 .1 -.,,....'frrr : ,NY1::' 1' ' i ffrn I -51,-w ..,..-1-ilffif V ,-iff zu'1'f ,. - f-fur ,gpg wif lv f .. ..-Q. .. K V V 'FXR I W Vw fm 0,9 1 i W 13,4511 ,I XX II V D e' M if lg' -1 , f Za 1 ,-zi.jm.... f Own. ENGINEERS Qbhirnrz V. G. THOMASSEN . . . . . President H. A. AXTELL . , Vice-President J. M. STLL . . . . Secretary H. A. VANDERBEEK ..... Treasurer 6521121111 Aihlrtir Eirvriur JOHN R. HOFFER1' lfntvrtainmrnt Qlnmmitire J. E. HAYDEN, Chairman M. W. TURNER A. VAN SICLEN M. M. NTAZE S. A. GRAHAM F. H. O'ROURKE W. I. DANIELS W. M. AITCHISON W. A. DISTLER D. ARMSTRONG J. O. PIDDIAN IGLEHART .Athlriir Glnmmitive J. R. HOFFERT, Chairman R. W. GASTMEYER G. B. WATSON C. STRAHAN A. M. FOX C. H. TRASK T. A. CONVERSE E. L. HARTMAN E. LYNCH L. R. PUFFLER iixrruiiur Qlnmmiiivr VV. GAVE1'T, Chairman J. N. IRVING M. SILL Glump ilbeuninn Civvniur GI. EE. EHPPDJ Clnmmiiirr C. INT. THIELE, Chairman F. H. BRANIN E. E. THOMPSON C. A. VOLZ Y. S. WONG F. M. WHITE Eunur Snguivni Glnmniitime V. G. THOMASSEN, Chairman L. R. BROWN C. CRANDALL A. HAMILTON I. D. CANAOA R. Y. GII.DEA F. H. OHRT 354 A-A-If A ES' iq --,g-- -1- I-,rn , -1, - . ' . ' 4 '-A-.:1.-.-2.44, 1217-. zf.:?'13 - F- - .I , 5, . . I - A -- .I ' , 1595 ' 'S' I '1 4::zlf.1?'f-'A'7l I . 1 . 4.5 3.3: : -I I 1 1 IF 2 If A 'Z' WAN LR 'girl fr.: , ' : .. .- I A SOICI ETY f - x V f- 1.11.-z--.. ' , . -- I. H5 MEDICINE y -'Es Yf',h1 ' . ' ' . '1 -11.5 f 'A -Fi! ' T ' . . or A - -A A .- ' - fa 2 ' . . 5 , , ' . V ' V A V .PZ Q. n ' E V A -I 1' I I -I I . - 'R ' 1 iz' ' ' - 7 ' ' . . .. - . A .'-we .. . - . ' ' V- - F - is' A 13:5 A . - -1 Q ' 'A 'V R' I X . - .af fem- . A A .I W M 1 X ...um 1 .,-,S .,' ,, , . , . . -, E. ' ': z'f?:.'..'!- . ,.r .--.',, 24, I A . YV .. Q I - . I -I ..iff':1':'-.1 1 I ' DR. H. T. MILKS DR. E. SUNDERVILLE C. T. CORBIN . R. R. BOLTON T. K. BOSSHART . A. C. GOEE . J. E. MITCHELL . Ennnrarg ililemhera DR. T. N. FROST IDR. F. KOENIG Gbiiirvrn . . President . Vice-President . . . Secretary . . Treasurer . . Reporter for the Veterinary Reviewu Seninra S. BANKS W. E. FRITZ T. F. MITCHELL SIMMS BREED C. T. JONES C. V. NOBACK G. STEVENS BUENCAMINO S. P. KROHN E. F. PAINTON R. VAIL W. COMES H. P. LAIRD E. M. PICKENS L. DANFORTH E. DEAL D. T. MEADOR, JR. A. T. RUBIO ROWE P. FITCH H. R. MILLARD K. A. SHAUL DANZIGER .ilunlinra B. ALLEN A. H. MCCLELLAND T. F. ROBERTS I. T. WERMUTH R. BIRCH E. S. MARKHAM R. SHAW F.. S. WILSON FORSYTH M. MILNIAN R. H. SCOTT D. WRIGHT R. GUILE E. S. D. MERCHANT M. W. SULLIVAN W. C. BUCK C. GRACE H. W. NAYLOR L. THOMPKINS E. HAYDEN D 0.0,LOUGHLIN M. A. QRTH O. B. WEBBER W. S. GLEASON iffrzahmvn E. BARKER C. A. GRIFFIN L. L. OLIVER W. TILLSON R. BEACH W. E. KOENIG L. F. REED TILLSON W. CASEY V. LYON W. SELKIN . MORITA W. CLARK H. E. JOHNSON F. H. SCHAEFER B. H. WHEELOCK FREER W. E. MULDOON C. B. SKINNER A. OBERLE R. B MCCORD W. H. SUMMER 23 355 Ihr Glnrnrll Hniuvrnitg Iguultrg Aminriatinn Enarh nf Eirvrinra A. L. DEAN, Sec. and Treas. J: M. STEITZ, Director O. B. KENT, AsS't Sec. and Treas. R. V. MITCHELL, Direbtor E. W. BENJAMIN, President E. DOUGI-IERTY, Vice-Pres. ilgnnurarg Qllilnmhera PROFESSOR E. RICE R. P. TRASK F. T. FINCH W. S. LYON W. G. KRUM PROFESSOR C. A. ROGERS L. M. LIURD MISS C. NIXON Mrmheru L. H. SCHWARZ G. H. MASLAND L. HALL H. A. OTTO W. W. HANNON R. W. JONES BURDICK E. W. CRITTENDEN A. L. DEAN, JR. L. M. HAYES BLACK H. K. HOVEY E. L. MARKELL C. A. WILKINS P. SANDERSON, JR. E. M. HUTCHINSON N. G. KIDD H. CAROLINE F. R. HANCOCK E. UTLEY D. W. HADSELL F. BURGDORFF, JR. A. P. HALL B. H. WALTHERS F. W. ALDRIDCE E. T. MAXON H. MCCLELLAND A. M. BESEMER G. M. BUTLER H. K. CROFOOT W. R. SMITH F. HADLEY E. DE LEON L. B. SMITH C. D. HASBROUCK B. S. FENNER D. G. WOOLF E. H. FISHER B. F. BROCKSOPP G. FRED POGGI C. H. WALL MISS KIELLAND M. M. GRXFFITHS C. B. BROWN D. K. WEI MISS SPEIER W. C. BECKWITH A. K. GETMAN J. D. KING NIELSEN-LANGE S. WRIGHT R. L. MEYER E. A. EVERITT, JR. W. W. CODDINGTON G. H. POUND V. H. DYMOND D. B. MOSES I. S. BROWN G. MASON G. H. CONNER I. B. SIPMAN L. W. FISH TILLINGER L. HATCH R. B. HEWITT A. H. WHITE H. HOROWIT7. W. R. GLOCK C. H. SCHUSTER 356 fff' .4 x H.. .41-I-ff' -, X 23 ii Q 'R 1,ff ff 3' - .,... -.--, ..,. ....- .. - A. P- fr il' . A 'K U X -if ,,.,.,.,,-..f,..u-uw--. .,.. I .,4.- I a,y.vvL-m7..,..... .Mm-.r::,.,,p:.z.zzz-auvI:.:,f-Av,,.,d,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,ig 4 ft . - - vcr' rw-r .' 'iff rffj,f'-7Qzf1ir:f7s:I'. 'f:ff.,u':rrq5fg'j, Q. I :rf 2 - I - 5 ffm- - - -. ' 1 A vu, .., 2 - ffsjf WHT .- 1353 .lg Aix. -1. 'W'Qi2f 'Zif?4iaffFifa 2 I ' Ei? ti I' .il afrfftv 2-af f 'ffm 15 i ,,' . it s ,. 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President THOMAS BRADLEE, ,II . . Representative of Agricultural Association STANLEY H. WHITE ,IZ . . . Re resentative of Laz Club , P Y FLOYD YN. BELL, ,II . . Representative of Round-Up Club JOHN E. DOUGHERTY, ,II Representative of Poultry Association 357 Alumni Aannriatinnu THE ASSOCIATE ALUMNI OF CORNELL UNIVERSITY. Secretary-H. H. Wing, Ithaca, N. Y. CORNELL CLUB OF NEW ENGLAND. Secretary-J. B. Philips, 176 Federal St., Boston, Mass. CORNELL UNIVERSITY CLUB OF NEW YORK. Secretary-Frederick Willis, 58 West Forty- Fifth St., New York City. CORNELL SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS OF NEW YORK. Secretary-H. G. Balcom, 3I4 Madi- son Ave., New York City. CORNELL ASSOCIATION OF BROOKLYN. Secretary-H. R. Cobleigh, I4 Park Place, New York City. EASTERN NEW YORK CORNELL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION. Secretary-G. S. Tompkins, Box 34.3, Albany, N. Y. CORNELL CLUB OF OSWEGO COUNTY, N. Y. Secretary-C. W. Linsley, Oswego, N. Y. CORNELL CLUB OF SYRACUSE. Secretary-A. A. Costello, 42 White Memorial Building, Syracuse, N. Y. CORNELL CLUB OF ROCHESTER. Secretary-N. Weldgen, QII Wilder Building, Rochester, N. Y. CORNELL CLUB OF BINGHAMTON. Secretary, H. L. Hart, Phelps Building, Binghamton, N. Y. CORNEITL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF THE SOUTHERN TIER. Secretary-C. R. Sanderson, Care Telegram,', Elmira, N. Y. CORNELL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF BUFFALO. Secretary-A. L. Jones, 96 Norwood Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. - NEWd'YORK STATE PRINCIPALS, CORNELL CLUB. Secretary-W. B. Chriswell, Chittenango, N. Y. CORNELL UNIVERSITY CLUB OF NORTHERN NEW JERSEY. Secretary-H. E. Eberhardt, Q7 Congress St., Newark, N. THE CORNELL CLUB OF PHILADELPHIA. Secretary-C. Ramshurg, 28 South Mole St., Philadelphia, Pa. NORTIIEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA ASSOCIATION. Secretary'-J. H. Lance, Wyoming Ave., Kings- ton, Pa. . CORNELL CLUB OF WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA. Secretary-R. R. Lally, 605 North Negley Ave., Pittsburg, Pa. THE CORNELL UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATION OF DELAWARE. Secretary-A. D. Warner, Jr., Wilmington, Del. CORNELL ASSOCIATION OF MARYLAND. Secretary-D. B. Stewart, Jr., ZSIO North Charles St., Baltimore, Md. 358 CORNELL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Secretary-E. E. Free, Bureau of Soils, Washington, D. C. NORTHEASTERN OHIO CORNELL ASSOCIATION. Secretary-Howard Dingle, QI2 New England Building, Cleveland, O. CORNELL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF TOLEDO. Secretary-C. Mandler, 2IO4 Franklin St., Toledo, O. CORNELL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF MICHIGAN. Secretary-C. W. Gail, Detroit, Mich. CORNELL UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATION or CHICAGO. Secretary-F. N. Bard, 230 North Jeffer- son St., Chicago, Ill. CORNELL UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF NTILWAUKEE. Secretary-R. E. Friend, 657 Ashton St., Milwaukee, 'Wis. THE CORNELL CLUB OF SAINT LOUIS. Secretary-K. E. White, Care of Little and Hays, 3O3 North Fourth St., St. Louis, MO. CORNELL ASSOCIATION OF KANSAS CITY. Secretary-A. H. Place, 609 Scarritt Building, Kansas City, MO. NORTHWESTERN CORNELL CLUB. Secretary-C. F. Flocken, II6 Fourth St., S. F., Minne- apolis, Minn. CORNELL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF IOWA. Secretary-H, B. Plumb, Waterloo, Iowa. OMAHA CORNELL CLUB. Secretary-J. W. Battin, 925 New York Life Building, Omaha, Neb. THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN CORNELL ASSOCIATION. Secretary-Stewart Hazelwood, 5O4 McPhee Building, Denver, Col. CORNELL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF UTAH. Secretary-W. M. McCrea, 4o6-7 Utah Savings Sz Trust Company, Salt Lake City, Utah. CORNELL UNIVERSITY CLUB OF SPOKANE. Secretary-J. S. Shedden, 615 Jamieson Building, Spokane, Wash. CORNELL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF SEATTLE. Secretary-R. F. Marvin, 338 Globe Building, Seattle, Wash. THE CALIFORNIA CORNELL CLUB. Secretary-J. H. Russell, 431 Battery St., San Francisco, Cal. CORNELL UNIVERSITY CLUB OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. Secretary-G. B. Carpenter, 1912 Ocean View Ave., Los Angeles, Cal. CORNELL CLUB OF LOUISIANA. Secretary-E. E. Soule, Soule College, New Orleans, La. CORNELL UNIVERSITY CLUB OF TEXAS. Secretary-T. L. Fountain, Houston, Tex. CORNELL CLUB OF HAWAII. Secretary-C. Hunn, Hawaii Experiment Station, Honolulu. CORNELL UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS. Secretary- F. W. Foxworthy, Bureau of Science, lVIanila, P. I. 359 Glnrnvll Gliuir Qlluh PROFESSOR GEORGE LINCOLN BURR PROFESSOR HENRY AUGUSTUS SILL HENRY GEORGE SEIPP RAYMOND HENRY FULLER ARTHUR KOTINSKY FRANK BACHE ' BENJAMIN JAMES SLATER AUSTIN PATERSON EVANS LUMAN RUSSELL RAY CARL JOHN ENGELDER WILLIANI GARNET CHARLES DUDLEY GEROW HOWARD GILBERT WILSON STANLEY PLATT LOVELL HARRY BLOGET PERKINS ALVAH DALE RILEY SEYMOUR CUNNINGHAM PAUL DEMUND EVANS LEONARD DELOS GOODENOUGH ALBERT PHILIP DIPPOLD 360 THE JUNIOR PROM ARCHITECTS, CHRISTMAS TREE Q53 A' ,ififs-:f,L?5:' - .1 xwfffi 1- mga -I '1 '+'f' M ff-Q' 1-M' , M,-F ' -2 w ' K L -' f . , - - , Ha. .. .f , 'L ,M pcfzfwy f .QT-: H , ' ,g QV' ' -f - gf 149-2-rs ja 1 -Q .. . , 1 ,, , K, , en 5 f 1 '- f - ' 'X 41 ' 5 2 - , - . V' - -+1-w ' :www-15:1-.v.g-4, A 3 -4: -f ' i . ,.F,.M V gf ,- J A , f ' ' ' A' V OFF FOR TRUMANSBURG I . wvq , ,J 'P 'Lv 5 -mp, n v 1 J 4 4. .Q-f1'.,1'-f nf. :b ' . - , '.re14az-M4122 ., 1 7:--5,-ef,1,ifgef-angl,fm.?'f..f1'gQ,-'-we . ...Y ,Mg - ., ,,.4f. ., :Vg ,L ,-,qw ,ujgkagl ir., - ,w ',f,ff,, EQ P7 f -,g-wif.-1i:1-fr -.r':?-- ffwzgfqii , A . L -,ilzuf r, 5,-g , Q n. 'rw igg .' - Lf., --'z,:...'z ' '1.p.,.-Mgr. 1-:, ,gin-g,..'...-L, ,,,, ,,,, .Jai EVERYBODY KNOWS THEM Q JQXUJI X , DRAMATI E Q 9 GLEE CLUB, IQIO-II Q U Rd. WYE-'f --L-. - .N rs M A ' E. E. SHERIDAN, 'II, Illinois . . . . . Manager J. HARRY LETSCHE, JR., '12, Pennsylvania . Assistant Manager L. D. EMMERT, '11, Ohio . . . . . President JOHN H. SCOTT, '09, Pennsylvania . . G. ERVIN KENT, '10, Ohio . W. E. HAWKE, '1 1, Massachusetts . HOLLIS E. DANN, New York . . P. C. CATALANO, '11, N. Y. C. A. FRANKE, 'II, N. Y. J. MORRIS, 'II, Pa. M. E. BROWN, '12, N. J. W. E. HAXVKE, '1 1, Mass. F. H. PERL, 'II, N. Y. K. W. GAss, '12, Pa. E. M. HENDERSON, '12, Pa. D. P. BARR, '11, N. Y. C. G. BARRETT, '11, N. Y. L. D. EMMERT, ,II, O. E. M. ST. JOHN, 'II, N. Y. H. M. BLACK, 'II, O. W. G. C1-1R1sT1E, 'II, ILL. A. G. DARLING, 'II, N. Y. P. M. DAv1E, '1 I, N. Y. A. J. NITZSCHKE, '1 1, N. Y. Zllirat Glvnnra J. C. HAGEBIAN, '12, N. Y. R. S. PALMER, '12, Cal. G. W. PECK, '12, N. S. E. P. COLE, 'I3, Ill. T. C. HOAG, '13, N. Y. Svrnnh Gfenura S. B. WIGHT, JR., '12, N. Y. S. A. CHAPMAN, '13, Cal. C. J. LAWRENCE, '13, N. Y. GEO. MACNOE, '13, N. Y. Ellirrft Banana R. M. ADABIS, '12, Minn. J. YV. ROUTli, '12, N. Y. E. R. STREMPLE, '12, N. C. T. WANZER, '12, N. Y. L. D. CLUTE, '13, N. Y. Sfernnh Banana F. E. BRENVSTER, '12, N. Y. C. E. EMMONS, '12, N. Y. R. L. MANN, '12, N. Y. H. B. ROGERS, '12, N. Y. 367 Graduate Mzlnager .Assistant Graduate'lVla11ager . . Leader . Director A. R. MCCOWN, '13,Pa. H. O. BABCOCK, '14, N. Y. D. C. BROWN, '14, N. Y. D. E. SMITH, '14, N. Y. H. H. NV1L1., '13, N. Y. S. H. AYER, JR., '14, Mass. W. K. LEE, '14, N. Y. VV. N. MCCUTCHEON, '14. Pa R. G. POUNSFORD, '13, O. C. W. W1f11TNEY, '13, N. Y. M. K. HARRIS, '14, N. Y. D. E. SN1TH, 'I4, N. Y. J. A. SCIIOTTA, '12, N. Y. G. B. BELL, '13, Ill. J. P. HAUSLE, '13, N. Y. A. HORNER, JR., '13, Hawaii W. M. XVELLMAN, '13, Ala. hm. MANDOLIN CLUB, 1910-1 1 . Q lik 311 gil l' vi' 4. , . 1 ,R . -255 F 41 ji W1 Wg Tu, - im .'. W 53-17 JI 'mi tif? W .... -5 N 11 ..., X I X I I , . I J I - uf-l ' lf .,,Q..f' 1 1' '. '..,''1 'fx '11 '!-'.L 'N1 1.llfJ'f1X'-'f..I' F. H. BRANIN, '1 1, New Jersey . CEEORGE L. COLEMAN, '95, New York . H. BRAN1N, ,lI, N. H. DAVIDSON, '11, N. Y. W. MARTIN, '11, Iowa . J. MCNICKLE, '11, N. Y. K. MILTENBERGER, '11, Mo. T. W1cK, 'Il, O. . O. WINSTON, JR., '11, Minn. B1-:RTEL, 'I2, N. Y. C. BINTZ, '12, Utah R. DR1-:ss1tR, '12, N. Y. . E. FAxoN, '11,Ill. R. ARMSTRONG, '1 1, La. W. BIRD, '1 1, N. Y. . G. ROSSITER, 'II, N. Y. W. BROWN, '12, O. L. GREEN, '12, 111. . L. KRAELIER, '12, N. Y. H. RANKIN, '12, N. Y. ROGERS, '12, Colo. . D. CARLTON, '11, N. Y. . E. CLARK, '1 1, N. Y. . G.A.vLTT, '1 1, N. Y. S. JOHNSON, 'II, N. Y. L.A11v11:, '11, N. Y. H. HINCKLEY, 'II, N. Y. WAXMAN, '12, N. Y. Zliirat Hiunhulina H. C. F151-IER, '12, Wash. G. H. HAMILTON, '12, Ill. W. G. H1cKR1AN, '1 1, Ill. P. C. STARK, '12, Mo. F. M. W1-11T1:, '12, N. Y. R. E.B1x13Y, '13, O. T. M. CUMMINGS, '13, W. Va. B. B. ELMER, '13, N. Y. M. EVANS, '13, O. R. G113s0N, JR., '13, Mass. C. HARTZELL, '13, San Juan Qnnnh Hlaxxhulixta T. L. TLWKSRURY, '12, Mass. B. TYSON, 'I2, Tenn. G. C. VoN HOESEN, '12, N. Y. R. W. WATROIIS, '12, Minn. A. H. WHITE, '12, N. Y. H. L. WH1T12, '12, N. Y. H. R. HABIILTON, JR., '13, Ill. L. H. RYLIAN, '13, Pa. Guitars R. V. MORSE, '11, N. Y. A. POLLACK, '12, N. J. R. W. HEWITT, '13, N. Y. F. S. SELBY, '13, Neb. Hinlinn M. MCK. KOCH, '13, Pa. M. M. McHos1:, '14, Pa. J. C. B. M G. . Leader . Director W. L1TTL1:, '13, N. Y. H. NEXVLIAN, '13, N. Y. A. PORTER, '13, Conn. RANGLL, '13, Mexico B. THUAIMEL, '13, Neb. H. VIETOR, '13, N. Y. H. R. C. V. WVELLS, '13, Colo. B. DALEY, '14, Ill. R. MAY, 'X4, O. H. A. T1L1:EN, '14, Mass. P. S. F. T. L. P. C. F. T1c1-1RNoR, '13, N. Y W. PAY, '14, Mass. GILKERSON, '14, Pa. H1scocK, '14, N. Y. F. HUFSTAT, '14, Mo. H. HUSTED, '14, N. Y. JOHNSON, '14, N. Y. C. B. STARR, '14, Pa. B. H. SNOW, '13, Ore. D W. WALLACE, '13, N. J. E. H. CLARK, '14, Pa. S. A. SALADE, '14, Pa. C. D. SNYDER, '13, N. Y. H L. WALRAT1-1, '13, N. Y Zilutea Qllurinrm F. A. C. SMITH, '12, Wis. E. B. CLARK, '12, N. Y. R. M. GII.BERT, '13, N. Y. C. M. DENN1s, '13, N. Y. N. S. STONE, '14, Wis. Gelln Banu J. E. BROSSEAU, '11, Ill. J. C. HARRIS, '13, N. Y. A. REUTLINGER, '13, KV. 369 'ifmvuivtu nf Svvtuinn flllluairal Qlluha When the University opened in September, IQIO, the directors of the Musical Clubs found themselves face to face with a most dillicult problem. Graduation had thinned the ranks of both organizations. The Glee Club had lost its leader, the entire quartet and all but one of its soloists, while the Mandolin Club had suffered almost as severely. These odds, however, were just the necessary incentive to hard work. Realizing the magnitude of the task before them, the men entered into the rehearsals with that true spirit of cooperation which enabled Prof. Dann and Mr. Coleman to develop an organization worthy of the longest and most complete Christmas trip ever taken by a Cornell musical club. Going as far west as Nebraska, the Clubs played at Rochester, Cleveland, Chicago, and Omaha. Returning east, they gave concerts in Kansas City, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh and New York. It was a trip that the sixty-five members will not soon forget. In every city the men were royally entertained by enthusiastic alumni. A striking example of this was in Omaha, where there are only twelve in the Alumni Association, but they make up in enthusiasm what they lack in numbers. All twelve waited three hours at the station for a train that pulled in at eight o'clock in the morning, and gave a Long Yellu for the Clubs as the Cornell Special arrived. In addition to the trip being a success artistically and socially, the Clubs returned to Ithaca with a fair profit in the treasury as compared with the usual loss. The season opened on November IIth, at Ithaca, with a well-received concert given in honor of the Chicago Football Team. On january 7th we were hosts to the Pennsylvania Combined Musical Clubs, and we sincerely hope that they derived as much pleasure from their visit as we got in enter- taining them. The Navy Week Concert will probably be given jointly with the Harvard Musical Clubs on the evening before the Regatta, and the season will end with a concert Senior Week. In conclusion it may be said that the Glee and Mandolin Clubs have enjoyed a most successful and prosperous year with even more brilliant prospects for the future. A11 credit to Prof. Dann and Mr. Coleman, our enthusiastic and eihcient directors! 370 THE MUSICAL CLUBS AT ROCHESTER II il l l AT ONIAHA , Lfllr.. .1 ga'2ifi5E2':,a:e.. .-1+.i::.::::f-'2':-im . A 1?:ig:zi3?r6b'gmgw. 1- 'iuetgssz-nies ' ' GEORGE L. COLEMAN . . Conductor FRANK H. BRANIN, ,II .... Concert Master E WEAVER, 'OR F. L. AIME, '11 L. M. W C. W. H T F. H WAXMAN, '11 H. BRAVEMAN, 'IZ H. CHAPMAN, '13 A. PALIN, 'II KRAEMER, 'IZ L. K. A'FKINSON, '1 2 FZ. RIEGGER, 'lo C. C. TRULIP, '11 J. A. FRIED, 'IO A. W. CONK1.IN,'IO F. A. C. SMIT1-1, '12 W. H. DAVIS, '12 L. T. MUNN, '12 TEWKSBURX', '12 IEir5t 'lHinlina DEPORATA'DORIA, '13 M. M. KOCH. '13 R. M. MCHOSE, '13 R. GIBSON, '13 F. Srrnnh Niulina C. HOPE, '13 VV. A. HU1'CHINSON, I3 M. A. LIGHTBIAN, '1 E. S. DANK'SllN, 'I4 M. ERSKINE, '14 R. W. PROCTOR '13 C. 3 A. Hinlua T. S. B1-:RNA, 'IZ filrllns I. E. BROSSEAL7, '11 ZBHEHPB J. C. HARRIS, '13 Zlllutrs D. D. XVARD, 'I3 E. B. CLARK, '12 E. NIITCHEIL, '12 F. S. SEIEY, '13 Glrunulmnr P. B. EATON, 'II G. VAN HOESEN, '13 Efgnmzlxii K. G. KAPP1tN1x1RG1:R Ollnrinriz C. M. Glnrnrta Tiinrna Bflllllii 113 372 DENNIS, '13 L. P. XVILD, 114 C. L. TURNER, '1 iBs1rit1n1r L. S. EATON C. B. STARR, '14 iiliunizt G. C. NTAY, '11 J. P. SANDERSON, 114 C. D. SNYDER, '13 HANS VIE1-OR, '13 H. L. WALRATH, '13 R. I. INGLEHART, '13 E. HATWA RD, '14 E. C. SCOFIELD7 '14 C. A. BACON, '14, T.. G. MEADS, '14 W1L1.1AR1 SEEMAN, '14 F. E. BARTON, G. F. E. Fzsxs, 'I4 ADOLPH REU1-1.1NGER, E. H. TA1'LOR, 'II R. I.. GILBERT, '13 F. S. ROGERS, '14 2 .13 ff. ' THE. y AJ uw! 'f1,'4ta' t ', Xl, his WN X f FC.bAf-IK illvuivm nf Srannn The College year IQIO-II has been a very notable one in the history of the Cornell Masque. For the first time in her history the Masque took a Christmas trip instead of the annual spring tourg and a society comedy, The ButterHies,', by Henry Guy Carleton, was produced in place of a musical comedy, both on the trip and at the two Ithaca performances. Immediately after registration the competitions for parts were held, and shortly afterwards the cast was chosen. After the usual amount of rehearsing, the final dress rehearsal preparatory to the Christmas trip was held on December 20th, and two days later the first performance was given in Auburn, N. Y. The two following were given in Geneva, N. Y., and Binghamton, N. Y. Early Christmas morning the entire company and management arrived in New York, and on Monday, Decem- ber 26th, the Christmas performance was given before a large and enthusiastic au- dience in the Brooklyn Academy of Music. Leaving New York next morning the Masque started south, where they played in Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington and Newark on the four succeeding nights. This trip was the longest and most extensive ever taken by the Masque, and of the eight cities visited six of them were entirely new to the Masquers. The audi- ences everywhere were wild with enthusiasm at the way in which the girls navi- gated in hobble skirts of the most pronounced type. Although the audiences were not always as large as had been hoped for, it may be safely said that the trip was a brilliant success. After every performance the Masquers were royally entertained by the alumni of the various cities, and these gatherings did a lot toward stimula- ting the interests of the alumni in the present-day activities at Cornell. just Eve weeks after the trip came the annual Junior Week performance, which was enthusiastically received by the undergraduates. The season closed with another Ithaca performance two weeks later. Great credit is due to all who have taken part and worked for the welfare of the Masqtle, and especially to lVIrs. Dixie the credit of the high standard of the performances is to be given. . E.B1zoxvN,'12 . E. 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E112 Qlnunril NV1LL1A1t1 STRUNK, JR., President CHARLES HAZEN BLOOD C. F. HIRS1-112121.17 J. H. SCOTT, Graduate Manager G. E. KENT, Assistant Graduate Manager N. L. MACLEOD, hlanager T. R. LUDLALI, Stage Manager T. R. Cox Uhr Management N. L. MACLEOD, '11, Manager T. R. LUDLAM, '11, Stage Manager H. A. STARRET, '12, Assistant Manager C. A. PLAMONDON, XIZ, Assistant Stage Manager J. H. SCOTT, '09, Graduate Manager G. E.W. XVHITED, 512, Property M S. BA1cE1a,'11 S. B1e1.cH1:1z,'12 F. BaTEs,'11 C. B1NTz,'1z G. BOGERT,,I1 B. BoLE,'11 A. BORDEN,iI2 E. W. EDXV.-XRDS,iIZ C. H. EvANs,'1z J. W. E. FAxoN,'12 C. E. FINNEY, JR.,'1 L. W. PosTER,'1z R. FRIEDBERGQII F. B. GRIDLEY,iII D. BURNET,,II C. I. H1:11c1:s,'12 L. Bu1zNs,'13 . B. HOLh4ES,iII A. HUG1-ms, JR.,iIZ A. HORNER,,I3 F. G. 101-1NsoN,'13 E. T. JACKMANQI3 H. CoLco1zD,'12 R. COX,,II F. C1v.ANE,'11 H. CULL,'11 S. FAssETT,'JR.,'12 E. M. HENDERSON,,I2 A Uhr illiswque E. KENT, '10, anager T. R. Cox, '11, President R. B. KEPL1NG1:R,'11 F. E. N0RTON,NI3 F. NV. KREBS,iI2 C. A. PLAMONDON,,I2 W. J. E. LAYV,'IZ C. PoP1:,'11 J. H. LETsc111a,JR.,'12 C. S. PRESCOTT,'II T. R. LUDLAAI,,II D. W. MAGONVAN,iII N. L. MhCLEOD,iII R. B. MCCLAVE,1II H.J.MACW!LLIAhIS,'I2 M. M. MAZE,,I3 D W. H. SONNENFELD,iI2 W. K. SoWnoN '11 2 W. P. Ros1:,'11 G. SANDERSON, JR.,'11 C. R. SC1-11,EGEL,'11 D. S1-1u1:rz,'11 L. . D. ME1zR11.1.,'12 R. D. SI'RAKER,iI3 H. J. lh1EISTER,iI3 H. A. STARRETQIZ E. O. G. MlLLER,,II L. STERN,,l3 H. MONTG0hlERY,3II A. J. S'I'UDE,,II I. S. lx10TT,iII J. W. SWALM,3I 2 R. W. K1:1.LoGG,'12 W.C.MUhIFORD,JR.,'IZ E. THoMsoN,'11 igvrfnrmanrea uf flip: Muiirritra 19111-191 Auburn . New Jefferson Theatre . December 22 Geneva . Smith Opera House . . December 23 Binghamton . Stone Opera House . . . December Z4 Brooklyn . Brooklyn Academy of Music . December 26 Philadelphia . The Bellevue-Stratford . . December 17 Baltimore Albaugh's Theatre . . December 28 Washington . New National Theatre . December 29 Newark . The Krueger Auditorium . . December 30 Ithaca . Lyceum Theatre . . February 9 Ithaca . Lyceum Theatre . February 17 374- M. M. Assistant Graduate Manager P. V.-x1L,'12 Q. VAN COTT,'II H. B. VAN INrvaG1sN,'12 W. VAN KIRK,'13 A. R. VAN KLEEK,'I3 WA1T,'I2 B. WALKER,,I2 P. WARD,,I 1 L. H. WESTON,iII E. W. W111T1sD,'12 F. W11111-E1-1EA19,'13 P. WILLIAhIS,,I3 WINSLOYi',1Il E. O. XN'INSLOW,,II M. XVYCKOI-'F,,IZ 1 THE BUTTERFLIES THE BUTTERFLIES EVOLUTION OF AN ACTRESS -. R.-...vw , - ...,f.S.'....- .,. .... 4 .., S SS 75 :ii-f5f5'l M. 1--.N lx' it D 113562555 QEI6 Q.. 'Q V f If W P ROSE MX Mmm. M FREIDENRICH My gf W M KEENAN MR SMILEY BLANTON P1-Ssldent Tueasurer Secletarv Coach I I f . . . Q 3 5 I . if f ' , J -:-' 1 ' - ' f ..,, I X nfl: - ' M , Qunurarg ilIHPn1hI2rII PROFESSOR M. W. SAMPSON PROFESSO R N. SCHMIDT PROFESSOR A. WINANS PROFESSOR C. F. HIRSHFELD MR. SMILEY BLANTON Artine !HHPmherH MR. W. P. ROSE - MR. W. M. KEENAN MISS S. E. BARNHOLT MR. N. BAEHR MISS E. F. BALLENTINE MR. M. FREIDENRICH MR. S. O. HAUSER MISS F. D. SEIGLER MR. M. S. FOGG MR. A. D. RILEY Aannriaiv Members MISS I. DE VANY MR. A. H. MATHEWSON 373 MISS M. E. SPENCER MR. W. PETERS L ' K I J' F636 y,.Z'Q1. I ' I !7i!?1.2 EZ . .S fi Y .,, ...L X .1 . 9 ibftirmza 1 M. R. SANDERSON ..,. President R MISS BERYL A. CURTIS . . Vice-President A' L. A. RODENHISER . , Sgqrefary ,4,. Q-Q.. ,-.,'. -I MISS CASSIIE MARSH . . Treasurer '4': I R. H. MCLEAN . . Recording Secretary Artiur Bllemhrra DOCTOR ANDREWS E. K. COUGHRAN MISS E. F. MCCULLY DOCTOR BAILEY MISS M. E. CRAIG MISS M. E. MCGUIRE PROFESSOR COOPER MISS A. B. CURTIS R. H. MCLEAN DOCTOR COX MISS I. DEVANY MISS R. C. MADSEN DOCTOR MONROE B. F. FLANNERY MISS C. MARSIi PROFESSOR STRUNK MISS R. FRISCH MISS M. M, MOSIER PROFESSOR SAMPSON R. H. FULLER H. B. PERKINS PROFESSOR ADAMS W. GAVIN A. D. RILEY L. V. ADAMS A. H. GILBERT L. A. RODENHISER MISS M. L. BARSTOW GUTSELL M. R. SANDERSON MISS D. CHADWICK MISS R. HUGHES L. B. VVYNNE MISS CLI-LMENTS MISS H. P. HUTCHINSON MISS G. W. YOUNG MISS E. L. CORNELL Exvrutiur R. H. MCIJEAN, Chairman M. R. SANDERSON R. W. KELLOGG MISS A. B. CURTIS MISS CASSIE MARSH MISS G. W. YOUNG MISS L. JONES MISS R. W. KELLOGG Qlnmmitirea 379 A. M. HARRINGTON iiniertninmrnt MISS E. F. MCCULLY, Chairman MISS L DEVANY MISS A. M. LIARRINGTON H. B. PERKINS S. A. RODENHISER V III nu :MP .dllllll I' ' ILHHD M i MTW ...QMS G. Em OFF nk Wswwwwswwwwwwwsewws Q I5 'Z ...w iv . IS A FCD. K M . Gbflirrrz V. RITSCHARD . . . . President TVIISS E. UNDRI1'Z , Vice-President MISS M. BECKER . . . Secretary J. F. KLEIN . . . Treasurer MISS G. A. MARVIN . Assistant Treasurer J. SMITH . . . . Librarian F. S. AUERBACII MISS C. E. BARDENHEUER M. M. BECKER S. M. BECKRR E. L. BERNAYS H. N. BIRCHOLDT MISS Miss Miss O. W. B011-YS A. F. BOSCH -I. Boss:-IART M. BRADT Miss M. M. BRUCKI-IEISER W. F. BRYE E. G. BURROWS M. BURROWS V. CASWELI. MISS T. A. CONVERSE A. COUT.-INT NIISS M. C. DAI-IL C. W. DECKRR I. D. DENNEY MISS C. L. F. DRAT1-I M. DURIN C. L. DUNI-IAM Miss M. EDGAR Miss L. M. EDMINSTER L. C. FRANK M. FREIDENRICII J. GAUB C. P. GIESSING Artiue fllivmhrra, 19111-191 1 H. VV. HAGEAIANN Miss A. J. HANCY Miss A. H. L. HAXVKINS MISS M. A. HORTON G. KAFFENRERGER K. R. W. KELLOGG O. KLAESSIG K. . F. KLEIN . KLEIN F. S. KLEINAIAN J. B. KOEHLER A. NV. KRAUSE L. KOI-ILRERG C. KUI-I -I. D. B. I.ATTIN J. C. A. LAIIF F. W. LIERERKNECIIT Miss E. F. MCCULLY MISS G. MARVIN A. H. NIATHI-ZNVSON G. C. MAY H. MAYEI1 MISS F. G. MERRILL T. F. MERRILL MISS B. TVIOSHER S. A. MUNFORD I I C. F. A. .NAGEL M. NE!P'ELD . E. NELSON F. C. NOON Elizzrnltg illimuheru DOCTOR A. R. PROFESSOR A. PROFESSOR H. PROFESSOR PROFESSOR E. .ANDRTCYVS W. BOESCHE C. DAVIDSEN A. B. FAUST J. FLUEGEL PROFESSOR P. R. POPE MR. NV. D. ZINNECKER 381 Hrrkr MRS. A. W MRS. H. C. PROFESSOR MRS. E. PROFESSOR PROFESSOR PROFESSOR MRS. P. R. PROFESSOR MRS. V. SN A. OBERLIZ C. D. PARKER F. A. PENDLETON K. E. PFEIFFFR R. PLAUT V. RITSCI-IARD J. W. ROE H. ROTI-I F. SACI-Is A1138 E. M. SALESKI G. C. SCI-IEMPP Miss H. F. SCHLEICH D. SCI-IULTI-IEIS H. A. SCIIWEDES J. SMITH F. A. STRAUSS G. STURMFELSZ J. P. TEMPLEMAN R. M. TRIFST MISS E. UNDRITZ A. P. USI-IFR E. M. URBAND W. A. VERWIERE XV. WALZER C. M. W.ATT H. A. I. WEISS J. WERNIIITPI F. E. WILLI.iMS MISS W. C. WISSLIANN A. O. NVYIQER liraganie BOESCHE DAVIDSEN F. A. FETTER J. FLUEGEL A. HAYES, JR. VV. T. HENVETT G. N. LAUMAN POPE V. SNYDER YDER H gg WILHELM TELL CAST HWILIIELM TELL Giant Gessler . . Attinghausen Ruclenz . StauEacher . KONRAD HUNN . Reding . . Hans auf der Mauer . Joerg im Hofe . Ulrich der Schmid Jost von Weiler . Walther Fuerst . Wilhelm Tell . Roesselmann . Petermann, Sigrist Kuoni, der Hirte . Werni, der Jaeger Ruodi, der Fischer Arnold von Melchtal . Baumgarten . . Meier von Sarnen . Struth von Winkelried . Klaus von der Fluehe . Burkhardt am Buehel . Arnold von Sewa . . Pfeiffer von Luzern . Kunz von Gersau . . Jenni, der Fischerknabe Seppi, der Hirtenknabe Gertrud, Stauffachers Gattin Hedwig, Tells Gattin . Bertha von Bruneck . Armgard . . Mechthild . . Elsbeth . . . Walther, Tells Knabe . Wilhelm, Tells Knabe . Friesshardt . . . Leuthold . . Rudolf der Harras J. SMITH . F. KLEIN . A. OBERLE . M. FREIDENRICH . H. MAYER . R. M. TRIEST . A. B. MEX'ER A. F. COUTANT . M. NEIFEI.D . J. J. KLIEN . L. C. FRANK . V. RITSCI-IARD . M. BURROWS . F. SACHS . D. DENNEY G. BURROWS . Bossx-IART . C. C. KUI-I E. L. BERNAYS . T. E. MERRILL C. P. GIESSING F. E. WILLIAMS A. O. WYKI-:R . F. A. PENDLI-:TON . YV. A. VLRWIEBE . W. WALZER . . G. C. MAY . . C. SALPETER FRI.. VV. C. WISSAIANN FRI.. E. F. MCCULLY . FRI.. S. BAILEY FRL. H. N. BIRCHOLDT . FRL. M. CONNLR . FRL. M. C. DAHL FRL. L. M. EDMINSTER . JACK HAMMOND . . W. F. BIWE . A. H. MATHENVSON D. SCI-IULTI-Ins Stuessi ....... BossI-IART Knabe! ....,. K. HANIAIOND Sologesang des Fischerknaben . . . . 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SHELTON 4.12 Faculty Member, President Graduate Manager Assistant Graduate Manager Faculty Member Freshman Class Treasurer Freshman Baseball Manager Freshman Football Manager Freshman Track Manager Captain Freshman Football Captain Freshman Track A. W. SMITH C. H. BLOOD President Financial Adviser J. H. Scorr G. E. KENT Secretary and Graduate Manager Assistant Graduate Manager 413 4 455' ,EA .4 kv'-'Ve Biff' ,FW 'J 'WWW 6+ X3 f' A I A ,- ' . , -'-. I . -' i g1 i'w:f1 , ' .- ' f ' A VAW' 5, f gs , ' 1' , Q A , ,. I , 'I ,A 3 - ,HI . 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BROWN 'II 'II 3 EDMUND WILLIAM BUTLER, '13 OCTAVIO CARVAJAL, 'II DONALD KEITH CHAMPAIGN,'I3 JOHN TRVINE CLARK, ,IO EDWARD TIFFIN COOK, ,IO FRANK HALIFAX CRASSWELLER, 'II GILBERT HOLMES CRAWFORD, 'IO EDWARD STANSILAU CROSBY, 'IO YVILLIAM LEONARD DAUENHAUER, 'II PHILIP LEWIS DAY, 'II CALVIN SCOTT DEGOYLER, ,IO CURTIS DELANO, '12 VVALTER GEORGE DISTLER, 'I2 GEORGE STEWART DONNAN, ,I2 GORDON BENNETT DUKES, 'IO NEWMAN EBERSOLE, 'Io GEORGE EDWARD EVANS, ,II HAROLD REEBER EYRICH, '13 THOMAS HINCHMAN FARRINGTON, ' CLINTON BROOKS FERGUSON, 712 ROBERT FLEMING FLEMING, 'IO HENRY WEBSTER FORD, 'II KARL XVILLIAM GASS, 'I2 EDWARD EASSON GOODWILLIE, ,IO FOSTER ADELBERT HAIST, 'II STEPHEN CUTLER HALE, ,IZ RAYMOND PEARCE HEATH, 'II ROGER WOLCOTT HITCHCOCK, ,IO SARGENT GLENN HOFFMAN, ,IO DAVID AUSTIN HOWARD, 'II MURRAY HOWES, 'II EDWIN ANDREW HUNGER, 'IO IO Baseball, ,IO Crew, 'o9, 'Io Football, ,IO Track, ,IO Crew, 'o8 Football, 'IO Cross Country, '08 Football, '08 Cross Country, '09, '10, Track, 'IO Basketball, 'I I Track, 'IO Basketball, 'I I Cross Country, 'O8, Track, ,IO Crew, 'IO Cross Country, '08, ,OQ Football, 'IO Baseball, 'IO Football, 'IO Crew, 'o8, ,IO Track, 'o8, 'o9 Hockey, 'I I Crew, '08, '09, 'IO Football, '08, 'O9, Baseball, 'Io Crew, 'o9, ,IO Track, 'O8 Football, ,IO Crew, 'IO Football, '09 Track, 'IO Track, ,IO Hockey, 'I I Football, 'Io Football, 'og Crew, 'IO Cross Country, 'OQ Track, 'IO Football, 'IO Baseball, '09, ,IO Hockey, 'I I Football, 'Io Basketball, 'I I Track, 'o9 Football, '09 Baseball, 'o9, ,IO Baseball, 'O9 Cross Country, '07, Basketball, 'og Track, 'OS RUSSELL BLAIR HURLBURT, 'IO ALBERT TILFORD JOHNSON, 'II JOHN PAUI, JONES, '13 TVIALCOLM SLEIGHT JONES, 'Io LYMAN COLLINS JUDSON, 'IO ROBERT QUENTIN KEASBEY, ,II FRANK BURNET KELLEY, 'IO HENIKY JOSEPH KIMBALL, 'II JAMES LEWIS KRAKER, '12 ARMIN KRUTSCH, JR., '12 HERBERT RAY LAFFERTY, 'II CLARENCE XIYINCENT LALLY, 'IO ROY LEE LEVENTRY, 'IO EDMUND BURKE MAONER, 'II VVILLXAM WADE MATCHNEER, 'IO EDWARD GAUL MACARTHUR, 'II WILLIAM EDVVARD MUNK, 'I2 SEWELL NAMES, 'II JOHN STODDARD NICHOLS, 'I2 SAMUEL FREDERICK NIKON, 'II BERNARD O'CONNOR, 'I3 JOHN JOSEPH O'CONNOR, 'I2 FRANK HUGH O'ROURKE, '12 CHAUNCEY CARROLL OWEN, 'IO LAWRENCE JOSEPH PEAKE, 'II EVERITT ALPHONSO PHILLIPS, 'IO ITERBERT NATHAN PUTNAM, 'I2 STEWART EVERTS ROB13, 'II JAMES HOLLIS RUTHEREORD, ,IO EDWARD MAGNUS SCHEU, '13 , CLARENCE NEWTON SEAGRAVE, II I'TART KILBOURNE SEELEY, 'IO LEGRAND DEGRAFF SIMSON, 'II MAXIMILIAN F. T. SMITH, 'Io SETH HARVEY STEVENSON, '12 VICTOR ALBERT STIBOLT, 'II SEYMOUR H. SUTTON, 'II LEE JAMES TALBOTT, 'II PERCY JAMES TAYLOR, 'IO ERNEST HAROLD TEAGLE '12 7 ELMER ELLSWORTH THOMPSON, 'II JOHN S. TWADDELL, 'II ARTHUR FREDERICK TTYDEMAN, 'IO MALCOLM DENNISON VAIL, 'IZ JEFFERSON DAVIS VINCENT, 'II GEORGE BLACKMAN WAKELEY, 'IZ RODNEY QLIN WALBRIDGE, 'IO MUNROE FRANK WARNER, 'II CARL HAWLEY WATSON, 'Io CHARLES PORTER WEEKES, JR., 'I2 ANDREW JOSEPH WHINERY, 'IO JESSEL STEWART WKVHYTE, '13 PAUL WILLIAMS, 'IO SAMUEL WILLIAMS, 'IO EDWARD PERRY WILSON, 'II HARRY COLLINS WIGHT, 'Io BERWICK BRUCE WOOD, ,II FRANK EUCHNER WURST, 'Io HOBART CONE YOUNG, 'IO Football, '08, '09 Vvrestling, 'IO Cross Country, 'IO Track, '08 Baseball, '09 Track, '09 Crew, '08, 'OQ Crew, '09 Cross Country, 'IO Football, '09 Crew, '09, 'IO Baseball, '08, '09 Football, '08 Baseball, '09, 'IO , H Baseball, '08, '09, 'IO ' , 'Io Football, 08, Trac Football, '09, 'IO Crew, '09, 'IO ockey, 'I I k VVrestlIng, '10, Football, 'IO Track, '09, 'Io Football, 'IO Football, '09 Football, 'IO Football, '09, Baseball, 'Io Wrestling, 'IO W'reStling, '09 Cross Country, 'IO Football, '09, 'IO Baseball, 'IO Hockey, 'I I Football, '09, '10, Football, '09 Football, '09, '10, Crew, '08 Cross Country, 'IO Track, 'IO Crew, '09, 'IO Track, '09 Crew, '09, 'IO Crew, '09, 'IO Cross Countr '08- Track '0 'IO yy 7 2 3 Football, 'IO Baseball, '09, 'IO Basketball, 'II Football, '08, '09 Hockey, 'I 1 Hockey, 'I I Crew, 'IO Lacrosse, 'IO Hockey, 'I I Football, '06, '07, Football, '09, 'IO Basketball, 'IO Football 'IO v 9 Baseball, '07, O8 Baseball, '08, '09, 'IO Crew, '08 Football, 'IO Football, '08 Football, '08, '09 Crew, '09 Cross Country,'o7,'O8,'o9, Traclc,'O8 'IO COMMODORE KIMBALL 416 'Xi ifiiifif at kg, 1 1 41::1--+'..- iwsifmxs ' -' 1' 'w. . 1 '1 1 t . 1 fs .. 1 K, .f 'Q 7 'M , a v1 an 1' ,iff Yu 'A '51 -'-ix' - ?v.f fee-mfg, W '.:fi.,1' I J I cg x - na, X . ' ,fir 'f' - 'La-.' f , ' lfj--g.t,, '- 51.-3 .ur ..+ffQ1Fp, ' 1 A wi' . S' ,M vb 2 F. . V 1 -19,5 J ' x -T, AQ! 3 Y I, .mi H 94 Q, 41411 1. W, M . .1 4 we' 5 , .Y Lfi Sas 21 '11 4: a 1. ' 1 fg , Si Y 5 'S ?- T. f f 1 in W.-7 3,1 . 4' 'E Q 1296.5 sl 2 'I' as 83 ' f X , X A A 1 ,L-ez. .: ,13 w ' in 4 r S1 ,,, W ,LX JN, .l, .., ,,. . fs. 1 .1 1 11,55 Q41 will rs' p swf- 1 1 -11 -W ,.w. -xg 45419 Q4 Q33 - 1. K ff - 2 vc w- 71 -5 : gf ' 1 5, -L ' - - 'g 55 1 ,,.f45 g f 3 ,ff-152-ffl f-lf'-51fr'f'-' -if 5 S -f--fr a . -1 . g .r..-.,.....,..,.,...,..r....,.t.. Qlvuwm nf Svraann ET once again is Cornell,s claim to championship honors on the water be- yond disputeg the crews of 1910 following the good example set by those of 1909 and winning every race in which they competed, thus making in two consecutive years the very creditable record of twelve victories and no defeats in competition against the best college crews of the country. The crews were unusually fortunate in being able to get on the water by the second of Ma1'ch, and with this early start and only four men missing from last year,s record-breaking crews the prospects were certainly bright for 1910. The weather throughout the spring was unusually propitious for rowing, and when the Varsity and Freshmen left for the annual Memorial Day race with Harvard they were in splendid condition and felt fairly conhdent of victory, in spite of the stories of Harvardls phenomenal time trials. Our Varsity crew was practically the same one that had defeated Harvard the year before on Cayuga Lake, the new men in the boat being Ernest F. Bowen at stroke and George Wakeley at number three. The account of the races is practically a repe- tition of last year's story and is too well known to Cornellians to need much repeating here. Both races were rowed in very poor water, but the Freshmen, coming later, had a little better water than the Varsity, and-that would account for their bettering the Varsityls time the way they did. The Varsity race was not so much in the nature of a procession as that of the previous year, the rough water being to the advantage of the heavier COACH C. E. COURTNEY 417 t ssf-- . i . ?f32:qf':i?if-'35Elizbrilgs.-12-'.g1f '1:l Q43-:z '-:4,:,r.:-::g.5.:-r-- v 1:3- ''Mimi--:-wv'-g:'q.-'-gazifxsp-..'-4- L-1 . , .., .. ,.,. ,. ,.., ,.., .S It v 1 -5,1 .1 -- IA 3 - ,515 ,..-- .1 .qw'4151-1-si1fE1:21:t:r.f:Z:'- i.-f +1 - 4,,,i-:.h -vi.,-,-q.. .. I Harvard crew, and for the first half mile or so they were in the lead, but when the crews were out of sight of each other in passing under a bridge about one mile from the finish our Varsity put and when they emerged from led the Harvard crew by a in a tremendous sprint, under the bridge they good half length, and 'even then it looked doubtful jjzilfi' A 4 this lead they gradually increased, Hnally crossing the line winners by a margin of about one length. Both the Harvard and Cornell shells were half full of water sis Q:E?Z,L- f 7 Q 9 and it is doubtful if either could have gone many lengths E further without sinking. Considering the conditions, g .,.. 5 ,V the time was good, and probably not a man in either boat ever rowed a more trying two-mile race. The 2f..j'?i2P 'f .21.-, eg Freshman race was not as close or excitmg as the ' Varsity. Cornell took the lead at the start and held , ' Q?:S1i?f2i f 1 .j it throughout, finally crossing the line with some four - - .. ' ,, , U ,. ,A lengths or so to the good. While these crews were away, A ' ' -' 2 - - F 'f upholding the honor of Cornell on the Charles, the Junior .--' ' . ' Varsity upheld it on Cayuga by very handily defeating the Pennsylvania Junior crew, and thus avenging the G. H. CRAWFORD defeat we suffered at their hands two years previous. So Commodore, IQIO much for the early part of the season. After a rest of one or two days, training began for the Intercollegiate Regatta, and on June tenth the Old Mann and a squad of twenty-eight men left Ithaca for the final two weeks of hard training on the Hudson. So favorable was the impression the Ithaca crews made on the river that Dr. Peet, the famous rowing authority, after once seeing them, predicted a clean victory in all races. I-Iow correct he was needs no repeating. The Weather for the Re- gatta was rather unsettled, a strong wind blowing against the tide and making such a sea that it was not till nearly five oiclock that the race for the Fours was started, and if they would be able to finish their course without swamping. The race was never in doubt as far as Cornell was concerned. I 4I8 Our crew jumped into the lead at the start and staid ...oflff 5 N,,: there, leaving the other crews to tight it out for second place, .1 az ,- fi, I 3 -S' as they certainly could not be , 5 . f 14 ,T At , said to be contestants for first 4 ,A , ii A - after the mile mark was passed. - . , ' Q - Four had bgen to ether , -. V , ul g , - , ft : .,,, P, Mt' 1 - for some time, and it was no ' e-es i a ., '45, 1 . - g p dlsgface I0 be beaten by Such H t 1 Crew The Freshman crew was the same that had won so easily from the Harvard youngsters, and they had very little dilliculty in crossing the line again winners by several lengths. Mr. Courtney always devotes a great deal of time and care in the selection and training of the first year crews, and it is probably this far-sighted policy as much as anything else that has contributed to our continued success on the water. It was just at the fall of dark that the Varsity Eights paddled to the start for their gruelling four-mile test of endurance and skill. For the first two miles the crews were all bunched together, with Cornell and Pennsylvania, perhaps, holding a slight advantage, but it Was from this point on that there was the struggle be- tween Pennsylvania and Cornell. Pennsylvania rowing in close to shore had some- what the advantage of smooth water, but this was probably offset by the stronger cur- rent that favored Cornell out in midstream. The Pennsylvanians rowed a clean, fast stroke, and at the bridge they were holding Cornell a little better than even, but it was here that the effects of those many trips to Crowbar Point showed themselves, our men wearing their opponents down, and winning by a scant length one of the most exciting races seen on the Hudson for many years. Thus ended a season that every Cornell- ian may well be proud of, and the under- graduates showed in no undecided manner at the Crew Celebration of IQIO that they thoroughly appreciated the work of the Old Man and his Boys of the Crews of IQIO. JOHN HOYLE 4-I9 anal 'Qvrnrh ilntvrrnllegiatv illuwing Aaanriatinn iiernrha nf Haraitg iliiglrtza -s Date Crews in Order of Finish Time Miles Place June 24, 1895 Columbia, Cornell, Pennsylvania . . 21.25 4 Poughkeepsie June 26, 1896 Cornell, Harvard, Pennsylvania, Columbia . 19.29 4 Poughkeepsie June 25, 1897 Cornell, Harvard, Yale . . . 20.34 4 Poughkeepsie July 2, 1897 Cornell, Columbia, Pennsylvania . A. . 20.47 4-5 4 Poughkeepsie guly 2, I398 gennsyivania, C61rnell,'W1E3:ons1B, go4umE1a . . 15.51 1-2 3 iaratiga I une 27 1 99 ennsy vama isconsin orne , oum ia . . . 20.04 4 oug eepsze June 30, 1900 Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Cornell, Columbia, Georgetown . V 19.44 3-5 4 Poughkeepsie July 2, 1901 Cornell, Columbia, Wisconsin, Georgetown, Syracuse, Pennsylvania 18.53 1-5 4 Poughkeepsie June 21, 1902 Cornell, Vllisconsin, Columbia, Pennsylvania., Syracuse, Georgetoyvn 19.05 3-5 4 Poughkeepsie June 26, 1903 Cornell, Georgetown, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Syracuse, Columbia 18 .57 4 Poughkeepsie June 28, 1904 Syracuse, Cornell, Pennsylvania Columbia Georgetown, Wisconsin 20.22 3-5 4 Poughkeepsie June 28, I905 Cornell, Syracuse, Georgetown, Columbia, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin 20.29 4 Poughkeepsie June 23, 1906 Cornell, Pennsylvania, Syracuse, Wisconsin, Columbia, Georgetown 19.36 4-5 4 Poughkeepsie June 26, 1907 Cornell, Columbia, Navy, Penn., XYisconsin, Georgetown, Syracuse 20.2 2-5 4 Poughkeepsie June 27 1908 Syracuse, Columbia Cornell Pennsylvania Vliisconsin . 19.34 1-5 4 Poughkeepsie July zl 1909 Cornell, Columbia, Syracuse: Wisconsin, Picnnsylvania . 19.2 4 Poughkeepsie June 25, 1910 Cornell, Pennsylvania, Columbia, Syracuse, Wisconsin . 20.42 1-5 4 Poughkeepsie Glnrnell-iiaruarh 'Qarra llflay 30, 1905 Cornell, Harvard ....... 10.09 4-5 1 7-8 Cambridge May 30, 1906 Cornell, Harvard . 10.41 3-5 1 7-8 Cambridge May 30, 1907 Cornell, Harvard . 11.01 2 Ithaca May 30, 1908 Harvard, Cornell . 10.47 2 Cambridge May 30, 1909 Cornell, Harvard . 10.41 2 Ithaca .May 30, 1910 Cornell, Harvard 11.23 1 7-8 Cambridge 2 arm ' r 5. Vw i r f ' we ' 8 . 1, gn .1 it straw s gs gigq if aaW1ms1 4,y ' - 1 - N l X 85,4 X47 Will :.. , Qs, . , ',,' . ' .K Q ' 2 ,--r .--- -f 1 -M -ea ' --1 - ' a- is ' .f ,. 2 vi-L .... 4 A gh. ,. .. ' ' -. a . 1? i 0 4 , as 4 'e ' . 311 353.1570-U .155 4 , , ' --f. Q X ' Q-., Vj ' .g,,l4,...,- .Q ' i- A' ' A - ' ' 5 M' --A if -' , -1' , , '1 N isa-' - 1:9-.5- ,. , 1 51 ,-.- y ,. ' A ll' '-1 K -- ' :9A4 3i :'f Q, --L. ' -:ALP -- .,.. . -Q -1 . ' asa . --'f. A' 'Z CORNELL CREWS AT POUGHKEEPSIE 4.20 Naval illernrh Date Crews in Order of Finish Time May 11, 1872 Union Springs, Cornell Q47? . . . 16.54 May 22, 1875 Cornell, Union Springs Q67 11.14 June 10, 1876 Cornell, Watkins Q67 . I3-30 Rlay 30, 1879 Watkins, Cornell . 13.25 May 25, 1883 Corneil, Elmira, Syracuse Q47 . ll-30 June 11, 1887 Cornell, Three-Boat Clubs Q47 . 8.13 July 4, 1889 Cornell, Two-Boat Clubs Q87 . 7.03 May 30, 1892 Cornell, N. Y. A. C. Q87 . 7.21 ilinrmgn Qlarea Date Crews in Order of Finish Time June 30, 1881 Thames, London, Cornell Q47 . , , 8 .56 July 2, 1881 Hartford College, Cornell Q47 . 8. I9 July 14, 1881 London, Thames, Cornell Q47 . 8.19 Aug. II, 1881 Vienna, Cornell Q47 . . . July 9, 1895 Cornell, Leander Boat Club Q87 8. II July IO, 1895 Trinity Hall, Cornell Q87 . . 7.15 illllwrellanenua Alnierrnllegiate iliarea Date Crews in Order of Finish Time July 17, 1873 Yale, NVesleyan, Harvard, Dartmouth, Amherst, Columbia, Bowdoin, Massachusetts Agricultural, Cornell, Trinity, Williams Q67 ........ 16.59 July 18, 1874 Columbia, Wesleyan, Harvard, VVilliams, Cornell, Dartmouth, Princeton, Trinity, Yale Q67 ..... 16.42 July 14, 1875 Cornell, Columbia, Harvard, Dartmouth, Wesleyan, Yale Amherst, Brown, Williams, Bowdoin, Hamilton, Union, Princeton Q67 ........ 16.53 July 19, 1876 Cornell, Harvard, Columbia, Union, Wiesleyan, Princeton Q67 17.01 July 18, 1879 Columbia, XVesleyan, Cornell Q47 i.... 8.26 July 16, 1880 Cornell, Pennsylvania, Columbia Q47 ..... 9.12 July 4, 1882 Pennsylvania, Wesleyan, Princeton, Cornell, Bowdoin Q47 . 9.35 July 4, 1883 Cornell, Pennsylvania, Princeton, NVesleyan Q47 . . . II .57 June 19, 1884 Pennsylvania, Cornell, Princeton Q47 .... 9.06 July 7, 1884 Pennsylvania, Cornell, Princeton, Columbia, Bowdoin Q47 . 8.39 June 19, 1885 Cornell, Pennsylvania Q47 ....... 8.51 July 4, 1885 Cornell, Brown, Bowdoin, Pennsylvania Q47 . . 9.10 July 5, I887 Cornell, Bowdoin Q47 .... 9.38 July 9, 1887 Cornell, Pennsylvania Q47 .... July 4, 1888 Cornell, Pennsylvania, N.'Y. R. C. Q47 . 8.19 June 27, 1889 Cornell, Columbia, Pennsylvania Q87 . 15.30 July 4, 1889 Cornell, Pennsylvania Q87 . . . 6.40 June 18, 1890 Cornell, Bowdoin Q87 . . . 17.30 July 26, 1890 Cornell, Pennsylvania Q87 . . . 14.42 July 25, 1891 Cornell, Pennsylvania, Columbia Q87 . 14.27 June 15, 1892 Cornell, Pennsylvania Q87 . . , 17.26 July 8, 1893 Cornell, Pennsylvania Q87 . 23.40 June 16, 1894 Cornell, Pennsylvania Q87 . 21.12 June 23, 1898 Cornell, Yale, Harvard Q87 . . , , 23.48 'i'The number in parentheses indicates the number of men in the boat. 4.21 71 I-4 Miles Place 2 Ithaca 2 Ithaca 2 Ithaca 2 Ithaca 2 Cazenovia 1 1-2 Newark 1 1-2 Philadelphia 1 1-2 Newark Miles Place 1 1-3 Henley, Eng. 1 1-3 Henley, Eng. 1 1-3 Putney, Eng. Vienna 1 3-8 Henley, Eng. 1 3-8 Henley, Eng. Miles Place 3 Springfield 3 Saratoga 3 Saratoga 3 Saratoga 1 1-2 Lake George 1 I-2 Lal-re George 1 1-2 Lake George 2 Lake George 1 1-2 Philadelphia 1 1-2 Saratoga 1 1-2 Philadelphia 1 1-2 Worcester 1 1-2 NVorcester 1 1-2 Philadelphia 1 1-2 Philadelphia 3 New London 1 I-2 Philadelphia 3 Ithaca 3 New London 3 New London 3 Ithaca 4 Minnetonka 4 Torresdale 4 New London 19111 Hnrnitg Qlrmu LINCOLN, Manager CARPENTER NAMES SUTTON GAVETT BOWEN WAKELI-:Y DAY AITCHISON' SEAGRAVE SIMSON 422 19111 'Harzitg Olrrm HENRY JOSEPH KIMBALL, ,II . . Commodore HOWARD ADDISON LINCOLN, . Manager JOSEPH PIERCE RIPLEY, ,I2 Assistant Manager CHARLES E. COURTNEY . . . Coach Qlrmu ERNEST FLETCHER BOXVEN, 512 . Stroke SEWELL NAMES, ,II Seven PHILIP LEWIS DAY, ,II Six SEYMOUR H. SUTTON, :II , Five WILLIAM MELVILI.E AITCHISON, ,II Four GEORGE BLACKMAN VVAKELEY, ,IZ Three LEGRAND DEGRAFF SIMSON, ,II Two CLARENCE NEWTON SEAGRAVE, ,II . BOW -JOHN ARVINE CLARK, ,IO . . . Coxswain Smhziiiuira JOSEPH 'WILLIAM GAVETT, JR. CARROLL EDWARD CARPENTER .2 ,. Y Q ', L LI I 4+ . 'C kr' L ' Q , T? f V ' M'22::f 'f f-.--1332, W . Q F ' f L' H. A. LINCOLN, Managel' P. RIPLEY, Assistant Manager 423 19111 Hmfaitg 7 nur-Gbarvh Qlrvm CLINTON BROOKS FERGUSON, ,I2 . . PVALTER GEORGE D1sTLER, ,I2 . HERBERT RAY LAFFERTY, ,II . . GILBERT HOLMES CRAWFORD, ,IO . . 3'Hnur-Obarrh Glrrm illrrnrh Barra Ziniuvh at Huughkeepaiv unher the hirrrtinn nf the Zlntzrrnllegiutr Bn num' the tum-mile murm- Columbia Date Crews in Order of Finish Qlune 26, 1899 Pennsylvania, Cornell . . -lune 30, 1900 Pennsylvania, Columbia, Cornell Qluly 2, 1901 Cornell, Pennsylvania, Columbia . . june 21, 1902 Cornell, Pennsylvania, Columbia Jlune 26, 1903 Cornell, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, 'lune 28, 1904 Co1'nell,COlumbia,Penn.,Wisconsin,GeO1'getoWn 'lune 23, 1905 Syracuse,Cornell,Penn.,Columbia,Wisconsin -lune 23, 1906 Cornell, Syracuse, Columbia, Pennsylvania june 26, 1907 Syracuse, Cornell, Pennsylvania, Columbia june 27, 1908 Syracuse, Columbia, Pennsylvania, Cornell july 2, 1909 Cornell, Syracuse, Columbia, Pennsylvania Qlune 25, 1910 Cornell, Syracuse, Columbia, Pennsylvania Xlntercollegiate Record. 424. BOW' TWO Three Stroke uring Asanriutinu Time 11m I2S 10m 31 I-SS Um 39 3'55 10m 43 3-5s 10m 34.5 10m 50 3-5s 10m I5 2-55 10m 35 1-5s 10m 37 I-58 10m 52 4-5s 10m OISX Ilm 37 4-5s Af 1 15111 dluninr Hamitg Qlrmn WALTER GEORGE DISTLER, '12 KARL ERWIN PFEIFFER, '12 WALTER OTTO KRUSE, '12 SILAS NEWTON STIMSON, 'I2 C ALFRED BONNEY, JR., '12 . . BENJAMIN DORRANCE BEYEA, 'IO WALTER JOHNSTON, '12 . . CARROLL EDWARD CARPENTER, '12 . CHARLES FREDERICK MERZ, 'IZ Date Qpponent Winner May 30, IQIO Pennsylvania Cornell 42 Stroke Seven Six Five Four Three TWO . BOW . Coxswain Time Distance Place 10:50 TWO Miles Cayuga Lake Q 1913 ilirvahman Qlrvm ELWYN DOLE . . . Stroke BERNARD WILLIAh'I SHAPER Four CHARLES HENRY ELLIOTT Seven CLINTON VVILLI BROWN . Three ROGER GRISWOLD NEVINS Six EDWARD STRONG BATES . Two JOHN HERSCHEL MUNN . . Five WELLING FISKE THATCHER Bow BARRETT LOWELL CRANDALL, Coxswziin Substitutes PAUL WVILLIAMS LEWIS CHAPIN PERRY, JR. Louis REMSEN DEROODE LOUIS DuBois REBS Illrralimzin Qirenx ifiizrnril Date Opponents Vilinner Time Miles Place July 13, 1875 Brown, Harvard, Princeton . Cornell 17.325 Saratoga July 19. 1876 rliarvard, Dartmouth, Columbia . Cornell 17.235 Saratoga July 17, 1878 Harvard . . . . Comell 17.135 Ensenore June 24, 1890 Columbia, Yale . . . Cornell 11.16-1 New London June 9, 1892 Columbia . Cornell 10.5652 Ithaca June 20, 1893 Columbia . . . Cornell 10.08 New London June 20, 1894 Dauntless .... Cornell 11.1552 Ithaca June 19, 1895 Pennsylvania .... Cornell 11.18 3-5 Ithaca June 25, 1896 Harvard, Pennsylvania, Columbia Cornell 10.18 Poughkeepsie June 23, 1897 Yale, Harvard .... Yale 9.195 Poughkeepsie June 30, 1897 Columbia, Pennsylvania . Cornell 9.21 Saratoga June 26, 1898 Yale. Harvard . . Yale 11.22 3-5 New London July 2, 1898 Cornell, Pennsylvania . . . Cornell 10.57 Saratoia I June 26, 1899 Columbia, Pennsylvania .... Cornell 9.55 Pough eepSie June 28, 1900 Columbia, VVisconsin, Pennsylvania . . VViscOnsin 9.45 2-5 P0ughkeepSie July 2, 1901 Columbia, VVisconsin, Pennsylvania, Syracuse Pennsylvania 10.20 1-5 Poughkeepsie June 21, 1902 Columbia, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Svracuse Cornell 9.39 4-5 Poughkeepsie June 26, 1903 Columbia, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Syracuse Cornell 9.18 Poughkeepsie June 28, 1904 Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Columbia . . Syracuse 10.01 Poughkeepsie June 28, 1905 Syracuse, Columbia, Pennsylvania . . Comell 9.39 4-5 PO11ghk09l9Sl0 May 30, 1906 Cascadilla ,..... Cornell 7.40 Ithaca I June 23, 1906 Syracuse, Wisconsin, Columbia , . . Syracuse 9.51 3-5 Poughkeepsie .Tune 25, 1907 Syracuse, VViscOnsin, Pennsylvania, Columbia Wisconsin 9.58 Poughkeepsie June 27, 1908 Syracuse, Wfisconsin, Pennsylvania, Columbia Comell 9.29 3-5 Poughkeepsie July 2, 1909 Syracuse, Pennsylvania, YVisconsin, Columbia Cornell 159.11 3-5 P0L1ih1506DSl0 May 30, 1910 Harvard ,....., Cornell 11.15 Cam ridge i June 25, 1910 Columbia, Harvard, Pennsylvania, Ylfisconsin Cornell 11.40 Poughkeepsie 4'In tercollegiate record. 4.26 THE FRESHMEN AT' POUGHKEEPSIE 42,7 . 1912 Hawaii 1 g G. B. W E. F. BOWEN ' Glrvm HHP11 W. G. DISTLER C. B. FE 'XT POUGHKEEPSIE VIEWS AT POUGHKEEPSIE -..f, , J 4,-:H 1: L ,-29, -,QT y WVIENVS AT POUGHKEEPSIE CAPTAIN SIMSON L. .1 1 he J . ., EX ':1,.,.E 1 15' 1 ef , '5'f 'ff-' - , . . .. :Q 4 .lgalzfxslc 4, Ffa ' M W- , .Q ug? 'fafqffj ' 1 I 533. 3 - gw gf-. is-ag 2 'Eglin g a g..-f Q' , E 5 f - - - -, .1 . 5 dill' v' q A I - ' ' 1 ,QEM XCI 'LQ-if J 'ffiyl 'S' ' Jaffe 1' 3E1',Sf1' 1iv-.1-. .4 599.17 535. . .. ,: - , . ,S 1-1 ,L-Fi ?2 - 's .1-'I 1 21 f -4:0 - 44 ' ' :a ..z+:r fb. : Es- Hia 2 ,- -- ELA IES4 ii, ggkfffy , .A nf. ,L H, is .V V .. Q. ,. ,U V ,j,,f!,!f .911 ,- ,A V, .X j J Y .,,, Wk' . I H X FIM H W! d-'f i i EK ' f h Sv a l . , ' i PUIPHI U T P PEI U11 ESPITE the criticism of all kinds which the alumni have made of the 1910 football season, the record was the best in years. Chicago was defeated after two years of tie gamesg Cornell was the only team to score on Harvard, and the showing against Pennsylvania was excellent. Queer as it may seem, undergraduates were more satisfied with the results of the season than the alumni. Possibly this is because the undergraduates were in Ithaca during the entire season and were in closer touch with the situation. Possibly also it was because the alumni measure a season entirely by the scores. No excuses are needed for the season of 1910. The Varsity made easy Work of the early games. It may have been too easy work, for, when the Harvard game came, it was found that, owing to the cancelling of the Williams game, the team was not exactly ready for so hard a proposition. The early schedule was too easy and did not provide for a gradual increase in difli- culty, which is necessary to prepare the men for the big games. This is a fault which has been remedied to a great extent in the 1911 schedule just announced. In the Harvard game the Varsity was outweighed and outplayed. The muddy Held gave the Crimson men, who were heavier than Cornell-about ten pounds to the man-someladvantage, but it did not account for all the scores which Harvard made. That the Red and White team did not give up at any time is shown by the fact that the only touchdown made on Harvard for the entire season was scored COACH DAN REED in the last few minutes of play. 433 ,- Somewhat discouraged, the team returned from Harvard with only a week in which to prepare for the Chicago game. The week was well spent, as was shown by the Hnal score of the game with the Nlaroons. For two years the Chicago team had held Cornell to a 6 to 6 tie, and when the first half of the game last fall ended without a score it looked as if the tie would remain unbroken. In the second half, Butler took charge ofthe team and matters soon looked different. His 75-yard run which scored Cornellis Hrst touchdown was one of the features of the entire season. Another touchdown by Gass and two-field goals by Butler left the final score I8 to 0 in favor of Cornell. The ten days which remained before the final game of the season were spent in training of the most severe nature. Coach Reed was assisted at this time by Fennell, Young, Caldwell and Davall, besides O,Rourke and Newhall, who had been coach- ing with him all the season. As a result of the hard work the showing made against Pennsy on Franklin Field was an excellent one. But the Varsity could not beat Pennsy and the old hoodoo,'and so, for the seventeenth time in eighteen years, the enemy were the victors. Although Cornell was within striking distance of the Penn- sylvania goal five times, scores were made but twice on Held goals kicked by Butler. The season was marked by injuries to men at critical stages. This had some effect on the outcome, but it is not offered as an excuse for, as has been stated before, the season needs no excuses. The general opinion seems to be that the year was a success. The undergraduates welcome the announcement that Dan Reed is to return next year as head coach, for they believe that he is the right man to be at the head of Cornell football. Much credit is due to the team for its faithful work under conditions not always favorable for the training accommodations at Alumni Field, which was used last season for the Hrst time as a practice field, were not all that could be wished. THE TEAM AT HARVARD 434 El'Hnntht1l1 ilbzrnrh IHIII Date Opponents Cornell Opponents Place Sept. 28 Hobart .... 50 o Ithaca Oct. 1 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 24 o Ithaca Oct. 8 Oberlin .... 0 o Ithaca Oct. I5 Saint Bonaventure 47 o Ithaca Oct. 22 Vermont . I5 5 Ithaca Oct. 29 VVilliams Cancelled Ithaca Nov. 5 I-Iarvard 5 27 Cambridge Nov. I2 Chicago . 18 0 Ithaca Nov. 24 Pennsylvania 6 I2 Philadelphia J. E. THOMSON, Manager S, H, CROUNSE, JR,, 435 Assistant Manager TIIoIxIsoN, Manager ONROURKE GAss XVI-ZEKES IXIUNK D!-TLANO CROUNSIK,ASSiSl'Z'll'1E Manager AUSTIN Roma SIMSON, Captain WILSON S1-TAG RAVI: NICPiOT.S EYRICII HALE BUTLER OXCONNOR WI-IYTE TEAGLI: CHAMPAIGN 15111 'Harniig Ilhlnthull Grant 19111 Harzitg 5Hnnthall 'ram Upflirrra LEGRAND DEGRAF11 SIMSUN,'I1 . . . . Captain JOHN EDGAR THOR1SON, 'II . . . . Nianager SILAS HII.TON CROUNSE, JR., 'IZ . Assistant Manager DANIEL A. RFIPZID, '98 ....... . Head Coach Ahuiznrg Olumrnitivr JOSEPH VV. BFACHAA1, '97 CLINTON R. VVYCKOEE, '96 THOMAS F. Fl-TNNELL, '96 HENRY SCI-IOELLICOPF, 'Oz EDXVARD R. ALEXANDER, 'OI Efvam HAROLD REEBER EYRICH. 'Ig I Left End CLARENCE 'N'ENVTON SEAGRAVE, 'II . Right End ERNEST HAROLD TEAGLE, ,IZ J ' EDMUND XVILLIAM BUTII-TR, '13 , , , Ouarterback WILLIALI EDWARD RIUNK, I2 left Tackle KARL WILLIAB1 CASS, '12 'N' DONALD IQEITH CHAMPAIGN, '13 X ' ' ' STEXVART EVERTS RODB, 'Il Left Half Back FRANK HUGH O'ROURKE, 113 . . Left Guard BERNARD OJCONNOR, 'I3 . ESSEL STENV R XNHYTE 'I OI-IN STODDARD NCI-IOLS 'IZ . A T ', 3 . Center I I ,' R1Ql1t.H3If Back BENJAMIN HP.LE AUSTIN, II S EDWARD STRONG BATES, I3 R CURTIS DELANO,'I1 . LEGRAND DEGRAEE SIMSON, 'Ill . . RIght Guard , . Full Back STEPHEN CUTLER HALE, IZ EDXVARD PERRY WILSON, II I CHARLES PORTER XVEEICES, 112. . Right Tackle Substitutes--LEWIS BRAISLIN P!TCHIEII,'I3Q GRANBERRY' lVIILLER,7I3Q PAUL ARNOLD FRANK1!N,,I33 JOSEPH HUNT SMITH, ,133 SILAS NEWTON STIMSON, ,123 ELI-II-:RT HALL BAKER, 'xzg HUGH ZELLER, 'I35 RORERT BURNS WHX'TE 'I ' CLARK OHNATH.-LN IJANVRENCI-I 'I ' XVALLACE GORDON STEHIENSON ,1I' AMES LEO J , 7 7 33 J I COLLINS, 'IZQ HOXW'ARD BLACKWELL, ,125 ALBERT LOUIS GOEE, 'Ili KARL ERXVIN PFEIFFER, 'Iz. Mrahuaiv Olnnrhwa DANIEL A. REED, '98 . . Head Coach BERNARD O'ROURKE, 'og JOHN IXIEXVHALL, '06 ALI-'RED H. HUTCI-IINSON, 'OO HENRY SCHOELLKOPF, 'Oz CLINTON R. WYCKOEE, '96 WILLARD BEA!-IAN, '78 JOSEPH W BEACHARI, 'O7 RAY VAN ORNAN, '08 HAROLD DAVALL, ,OI VVILLIANI H. NANIACK, 'OI CHARLI-is A. TIXUSSIG, 'oz VV. A. CALDWELL, 'co EDWIN EATELE, JR., 'OS M. SMITH. 'O3 B. O,ROURKE 28 A. H. HUTCHINSON GUYLQR MUNNS Q XVILLIAMSON C1-xlasvslzo F1NN1cY, Manager Fo xvum Fran-z HILL DRLCKMAN MCCREERY MCILVMN1-1 HAWKINS IGLICHART Uhr 1914 Hrrahnian Zlhluihall EDU111 191-fl Zlirvnlimarn Elinnthall Gram E. A L. C. S. W. H. DIECKAI.-XNN J. RIUNN G. M. NVILLIAMSON VV. H. DAVIDSON T. F. FOXVLER T. V. CI-IESBRO J. E. RICCREEIZY .HlLI,ll4 . F. GIBLIN, .II E. PINNEY, '11 .H0FFMAN, l1O 2. 5 Grain Right End Right Tackle Right Guard Center Left Guard . A E. R. GUYI-in , A. F. REI-ts, IR. O. M. CLARK j. A. W. IGLITHART 3' ' VV. H. FRITZ, JR. M. HANVKINS . E. A. HILL AI. H. lYlCILNV.-UNE Substitutes-H. H. FORD: S. H. Avian, Jn., R. A. Gnoss illvrnrh Oct. S Starkey Seminary o Oct. I5 George, Ir., Republic o Nov. I9 Pennsylvania Freshmen 25 Captain Manager Manager Coach Cornell 47 Cornell 23 Cornell 6 . Left Tackle Left End . Quarterback . Left Halfback . Full Back Right Half Back JOHN NEXVHALL S. G. HOFFMAN 4-39 IQI2 FOOTBALL MEN X4- 3 by X 7 J ' l -5 THE CHICAGO GAM E AT THE PENN GAME Couriesy of Ihe Inie mllegiate Allagnzim' AT THE PENN GAME CAPTAIN MAGNER 'N I ll ' .K - A .' Lf. mmmuuum ' as w ini FM... ., , 1 ' t - - - M .E E V f A A ,jz f u Ag: N - . t I, , L ig Q-If ., .T,Ei.3.::k,l:':. . f .. Q, . i Q r. U 'Mr . E ?,?g ,f ' :,- ' :' -5 :'..'.fi.5- . -- - , . ,, 3 4- 'gg i Qi., :gp w e ii i . l- will - illlfai, 1 ,f- 451 D 'L ,1 pw-2' 'Q' W I ibfgfiff - , -'gt - if 3 .i,:1w,,,,.i,,i',, 4,53 : 'ff Fx ,' 3,g.'jg.g -5,5 qi- 311A :,' -- ' .5--Ig ' 'W l'l- 1- . ' I 'L , -J:-.gf-if ,Z JJ' 1 ' ' -'Tf 2-I - 1, -.1 -' --U: kg-f-gf.. r v fffif L. .-- . 1 iw. N -N . .. . ft- x ,t . , -. - MJ 1 1- . .' .- J if-i,.ll.i..' ml. . 1 4 ., . ,- , M. . , . - .-1 .V , ,.-.F Q,-f., '4 1. - -2 . ., .. ':-L i iii. Q1 'ww 1 - - fl 53 ...sy-52 ' jg ,fi .., gi' l ...ggi :i w ? ' . 3 -2 gifts: 'ap -,rf g m t ' -Q ,A.g 1,5 1. up ' Sti ff -. .-- f 1 ' . -' 4, 1-rua 5 ' - A - Q' 1 ::,gy-.- - ..s. -'rw -px ,f f-7 5 - .14 ei 1 'X H ' l 5: gl a .. A of-5 ' 4 12 35, ' , I .4 L ' fi? - V -- 1 , 4 51 .L N .:a- 1 1 1 . - .fi :.:'3-i .c -' , 'rm , ' .fr V- - . fr ' ll ,Q Q 'f A f . '- ,.jr::f.g4GY:- U 5 W 1 - , NV .'f-:- ' . ' , -V ,fp - L-,r f V f , .l -a 1 '- - ' Q f Eiruimu nf Svraann HE season of IQIO had a peculiar record. On the whole, it was successful. We defeated several of the strongest Intercollegiate teams and then at times seemed to fall easy victims to some of the lesser aggregations. Shutting out Pennsylvania and Yale on their own diamonds were two of the most gratifying results of the season. Although the southern trip was not a great success, it did much for the team in developing team work. The first game of the trip with the Naval Academy was lost. Yale and the American League team of Wa,shington both administered defeats to Cornell, but our men won from Georgetown Uni- versity and the Walbrook Athletic Club. The plan of the southern trip followed that of the previous year, being confined to two cities. This made it much easier for the men, because the long jumps with tiresome rides were done away with. COACH DANIEL COOGAN 445 PAUL WILLIAMS Captain, IQIO Williams was the only one of the universities which Won two games from Cornell. Amherst, Yale and the University of Pennsylvania were defeated on their ovvn grounds. The early games Were not very successful, but during May there was an almost unbroken string of victories. I can speak only in the highest terms of the members of the team. Captain Paul Williams Was an excellent leader and the men Worked in perfect unison throughout the season. THE TEARI 446 19111 Zfiaavhall Qwrnrh Date Opponents Place Cornell Opponents March United States Naval Academy Annapolis, Bid. . I 1 March Yale University XVasl1ington, D. C. . 4 6 March Georgetown University NVashington, D. C. . S 1 Nlarch Georgetown University YVashington, D. C. . 7 S April WValbrook Athletic Club Baltimore, Md. 7 5 April Washington American League Xllashington, D. C. . 3 7 April Seton Hall East Orange, N. Rain April Bucknell University Ithaca . . I PF April Niagara University Ithaca . . 9 3 April University of Vermont Ithaca . 9 z April Holy Cross University NVorcester 1 9 April Columbia University Ithaca . 3 I April Pennsylvania State College Ithaca I 5 April Amherst College Ithaca . o 4, May XVil1iams College Ithaca . o I May Dartmouth College Ithaca . 3 1 May Dartmouth College Hanover, N. H. 1 4 lyfay Amherst College Amherst, Mass. 6 3 May NVilliams College Williamstown, Mass. . 5 6 May Oberlin University Ithaca . . I4 2 May University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia 6 o May Wlesleyan College Ithaca . Rain May University of Michigan Ithaca 5 c May University of Pennsylvania Ithaca . 1 1 June Harvard University Cambridge 1 8 June University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia . 1 2 June Yale University New Haven . 3 o June Alumni Ithaca . . 3 4 'lfGame called at end of fifteenth inning to allow Bucknell to get train. 1c'c - 4 - - ,.., , . ..,. . aa.- , ,.. ' 'i ' . 5' 'tiia' . 2, ' W. F. PETERSON, Manager H. VV. GRANT, Assistant Manager 447 ssistant Manager A PETERSON OWEN DUm,AN Manager BEN ATCHNEER M ALLEY L OODWILLIE G RUTH1-:WORD ISETT N 1:1'r, COOGAN, Coach WATSON MAGNER MPSON H0 T CMWAJAL Aunorr Jonson: Goxmoxv OWARD H aiu Wu.L1A:us, Capt DAUENHAU1-:R 151111 'llflarniig Ifianrhall Grant 19111 Harzitg Eawehall PAUL VVILLIAMS, ,IO DANIEL COOGAN . Qmiirerz HENRY HOWARD BENNl5'l l', .IO . Elvam Captain Coach Nlanager WVALKER FAIRFIELD PETERSON, ,Il . Assistant Manager CARL HAWLEY YVATSON, ,IO . WILLIAM VVADE MATCHNEER, 'IO DAVID AUSTIN HOWARD, ,II EDMUND BURKE MAGNEIK, ,II . CHAUNCEY CARROL OWEN, ,IO ELMER ELLSWORTH THOMPSON, ,IO JAMES HOLLIS RUTHERFORD, ,IO EDWARD EASSON GOODWILLIE, ,IO OCTAVIO CARVAJAL, ,II . CLINTON SETH ABBOTT, ,121 PAUL XVILLIAMS, ,IO, Captain . XKVILLIAM LEONARD DAUENHAUER, Grain 5 II 44-9 First Base Second Base Third Base Short Stop Left Field Center Field Right Field Pitcher Pitcher Pitcher . Catcher .Substitute HOLBROOK MCCORMKK BUTLI-:R VTYDPZMAN Wlc1.l,mmN K1aL1.1f:1a OxCONNPII.L HAX'1'IS Manager Coach CLUTE M CHARDY KRoGs'mD'L' Cuosnx' Assistant IVIEIIIZIQCI' Snurgrz FITZGERALD ARNEY HARDIN FILIIQIJMAN Coach XVELLES 1913 ZH1'v511n1z111 Zfiazehall Efeaun 1913 Ellrvnhmatn Eewrhall Gram Catcher . Pitcher . First Base Second Base Third Base Short Stop Left Field Center Field . Right Field . Substitute lnffielder Substitute Outnelder Coaches . Manager . . Assistant Manager . bl. D. MCCORRIIICK . P. B. KROGSTADT I.. D. CLUTE fCaptainj . A. VV. FITZGERALD J. H. lXflCHARDY E. W. BUTLER . W. XNELLMAN . P. P. KELLER, JR. . -l. H. OQCONNELL W. D. ARNEY G. D. HARDIN . R. L. SHULTZ E. S. CROSBY . A. F. TYDEMAN R. B. HOLBROOK . H. O. HAYES I IH 1 2 Harniig Eamzhall 1313211 -A .1 HSTUBBYH HEDDIEH DANN1E 29 CAPTAIN MACARTHUR ff . ZW W P . ali 1 f 'f- Q ,fc .- I Y 1 . za gig I . 'AAA J , ,uf ,lb ! V Xffr ' ' :fi ,Y V. 1... i G' . -gf .j- ' Il - ' ' 4 P I l ' ' . ' - Q -- 'A -. ' - .4 ' if -H.111f'af F9751 Y 1 1 ' I ' f f ' ' A .- 'tE. 1fr- ,' 'ci 724 1 i- ' ' Q ' ' . ' - . . 3 ga. - 1 2?--' .f 1' 1' 'vi - ' - ' 1- .fl - 5 ' 2 . A ' ,x 'EL if wa s I ii L. f -4-5, g I I F U VV U .1 V ,, 2.5. ws, - .: ff ' f- . . -52 , . q v :fx-1 f 4 - 1 T- ,gl .1-. , , W ,i, . A., I 1 erzwrf 5 l i 2 , . . 1. Qlruimu nf Svvtrann HE track team of IQIO had the least success of any track team in many years. Defeated by Pennsylvania, Princeton and llrlichigan in dual meets, and finishing fifth place with fourteen points in the lntercollegiates sums up the season's results. Taylor and Berna offset the general Weakness of the team by their high-class Work in the distance runs. They upheld the reputation of Cor- nell for distance runners. lVlacArthur's Work in the 4.40-yard dash and Nixon's showing in the relays were also commendable. The new men developed were Blass in the Ioo-yard dash, Ford in the 220-yard dash and broad jump, Putnam in the half-mile, Stibolt in the hurdles and dlAutre- mont in the pole-vault. Their Work was good, considering the short time they have been in athletics. The poor Work of the men in the field events was very noticeable and was mainly responsible for the poor showing of the season. Lack of good material and lack of opportunity for indoor practice were the chief reasons for Cornell's poor record in the jumps and the Weights. The continuous and general im- provement in track athletics requires COACH MOAKLEY 455 ' constant watchfulness on the part of the coach and equal facilities for practice and competition. Cornell now has threelegs on the Intercollegiate Cup, but in view of existing conditions in this sport it is hard to see how we can prevent our rivals from passing us in the race for this championship emblem. F Glrnma-Qlnuntrg Cross-Country has had a very suc- cessful seasoh. Conclusive victories in the Penn Dual Meet and the In- tercollegiates, a new Intercollegiate record by Jones, and the Freshmen victories over Nlercersburg and Col- gate comprised a good season's work i for this sport. The assistance rendered by the Cross-Country Club with its novice l and handicap runs kept the new men - . interested up to the close of the sea- H. C. YOUNG, Captain, 1910 son with the lntercollege race. A number of new men were enlisted for next year. The Cross- T- P- JONES Country Club Alumni gave money for prizes for the novice and Cross-Country Champion handicap runs, an act which shows the never-failing interest of all Cornell men who take up this sport. Ex-Captain B. Lemon, aided by the Freshmen track management, had much to do with the success of the Freshmen Team. It was the first year that any real Freshmen Cross-Country squad was organized, and a line system for future years was developed. The new courses through and around Alumni Field were an excellent innovation. They permitted the spectators to see a great deal of the race, where, heretofore, the start and finish were all that could be seen. Captain Brown made an excellent leader. He was a tireless worker and a thorough organizer, wholly unsellish, working solely for the benefit of the team and the sport. He sacrihced his own chances of success to that of the team. TRACK TEAM AT THE INTERCOLLEGIATES 1 Cflmrk Qwrnrh 1 Events 100-YARD DASH . 100-YARD DASH . 220-YARD DASH . 440-YARD DASH 880-YARD RUN . 10 9 21 49 1 ONE-MILE RUN 4 Two-MILE RUN . 9 120-YARD HURDLES. . 15 220-YARD HURDLES . 24 HIGH JUMP . 6 BROAD JUMP . 23 POLE-VAULT . 12 POLE-VAULT . . 12 PUTTING 16-LH. SHOT . . 45 THROWING 16-LB. HAMMER . . 167 THREE-MILE CROSS-COUNTRY . 15 MARATHON RACE . . 30-YARD DAsH . 100-YARD DAsH 220-YARU DASH 440-YARD DASH . , 880-YARD RUN . . . ONE-MILE RUN . ONE AND ONE-HALF BIILE RUN . 35-YARD HURDLES . 40'YARD HIGHHURDLES . 100-YARD Low HURDLES . 100-YARD Hrcr-1 HURDLES . RUNNING HIGH JUMP . HIGH JUMP , POLE VAULT . . PUTTING 16-LB. SHOT TWO-MILE RELAY FOUR-LIILE RELAY . ONE-NIILE RELAY . 61 3 10 23 52 2 4 6 5 5 11 14 6 6 11 42 8 17 3 Gbuthnnr Record sec. 4-5 sec! 3-5 sec. 4-5 sec. min. 57 1-5 sec. min. 23 2-5 sec. min. 26 3-5 sec.T 2-5 sec. 3-5 sec. ft. 15 in. ft. 3-2 in. . 1 in. ft 5 ft. 25 in. ft. 5- in. ft. 4 in. mln. 6 sec. mm. 16 sec. Zlnhnnr 4-5 sec. 1-5 sec. 3-5 sec. 3-5 sec. min. min. 28 sec. ' min. 57 2-5 secipf sec. 4-5 sec. 3-5 sec. sec. ft. 1 in. ft. lr in.I ft. 6 in. ft. 15 in. min. 1 sec. min. 43 3-5 sec. M min. 28 2-5 sec. 'kPan-American: not allowed on account of wind. MWor1d's record. M4'O1ympic record. RR6 . Z V vnllt , A. M. Ron ERTS, Nlanagel' Holder M. Sea.rs,'04 M. 'Sears,'O4 M. Sears,'04 G. Warren, '03 S. Trott,'03 J. Ta.ylor,'10 S Berna '12 T. . . J C. Talcott,'O9 Cairns,'06 Cairns,'06 T. Cook,'1O T. Cook,'1O T. Cook,'10 S. Porter,'05 J. Talbot, '11 C Young,'l0 'J. .C0lpitts D. Young,'02 B. Hurlburt,'10 G. Wallis,'06 A. Rogers.'03 P. Jones,'13 E. Schutt,'05 C. Munson,'06 D. Young,'02 v W. Wilson, Jr., 00 Cairns, '06 Ashbumer,'06 P. Serviss, Jr.,'05 F. Porter-,'05 L Rossman '09 R. . . J B. Philips,'06 J. Porter,'05 W. Grant,'09 J. Ta.y1or,'10 S. Jones,'10 Ebersole '10 'c. Finch,'13 N. Putnam,'12 P. Jones,'13 S. Berna,'12 M. French,'09 . M. Rogers,'07 J. Herr,'07 C Carpenter '07 Date of Making May 30, June 4, May 24, May 16, June 7, May 28, May 7. May 29, May 14, May 7, June 8, May 29, July 10, May 28, May 29, Nov. 9, Dec. 7, Mar. 7 Mar. 20, Feb. 20, Feb. 14, Mar. 25, ,Man 26, Feb. 4, Mar. 7, Mar. 7, Feb. 21, Feb. 21, Mar. 14, Mar. 13, Mar. 22, Feb. 22, Mar. 3, Mar. 13, 1901 1901 1901 1903 1902 1910 1910 1909 1904 1904 1907 1908 1908 1905 1909 1909 1907 1900 1908 1904 1903 1911 1904 1905 1900 1900 1904 1904 1903 1907 1906 1901 1909 191 1 1906 J. . , TIn1Qercolle.51iate record. 1'T'h1s record was made from bare floor. , ,-:.,.M14L U - - .Af , ,7Zg'1-,1'? -A5 U , Z., - ' . J.. .J f,-my. ' .. . I r. J.. - 11- ww -ffzffifh - 6- . mf- f,u.msffew, '- 'P ff744ff4,2Q:E:2:'57 1912, : ' . -11y.,g,3 '- .-V. fb V W 'ff ., , ' - f- ' 1' , 4 -1 ff - 1 -2 .- :f , - ' f ny ...1- 11155 , I , A 274,-ga I :ff ' ' '?4A4l1f f5 ' V .:y H119 , W' fi':'.1',:P. 1 Q '- W. W. SLAYMAKER, Assistant Manager' HASTINGS, Mgr. BIGGART DONNAN BRAGG X1VADSWORTH PICKERILL HELFRICH MACKRELL RO1lERTS,ASSiSYHIlf Mgr GOUINLOCK FLACK SMITH ELSENBAST HASELTON LYNCH Bfummz HALL Tx-:Amm Hunusum' FL!-IMING N1xoN STIBOLT HUNGER DHAUTREMONT Iixmnsoua PUTNAM Bmss Duns Bocmvr BERNA TAYLOR YOUNG, Captain DIIIGOYLER MACAIKTPIUR FORD JONES BEAN 15113 Harzitg Tlrzxrk Gram 19 III Harzitg 'rark 'ram imlirrrn HOBART CONE YOUNG,,IO, Captain EDXVARD GAUL lh IACARTHUR,,II, Captain-Elect ARTHUR CHAPIN HASTINGS,,IO, Manager ARTHUR AlEREDYTH ROBER'1'S,,II, Manager-Elect WILLIAM XVHITMAN SLAYMAKERXIZ, Assistant Manager JOHN F. NIOAKLEY, Coach -'r KUPEIIII HUBERT HART DNALVTRERIONT, 'II Pole-Vault XVILLIAM GOLL HPILFRICH, ,Il High Jump ARMOUR WRIGHT B.-XRBOUR, ,IZ Broad Jump EDXVIN ANDREW' HUNGER, all . . Two-Mile ALBERT CHARLES BEAN, NIO . , Two-Mile RUSSELL BLAIR HURLBURT, ,IO TELL SCI-IIRNDING BERNA, ,IZ . . Two-Mile ICO and 440-Yard Dashes NOLAND BLASS, ,IO . . Iooyzzo-Yard Dashes BI.-XLCOLM SLEIGHT JONES,-IO . . Half-Mile NVILLIAM LONG BIGG.-KRT, 312 . . Pol:-Vault JOSEPH CONDIT BiCCUNE, N11 . . . Mile LOUIS RITZEMA BOGERT,11O . . . Mile EDRIUND IIYNCH, 'Iz . . 440-Yard Dash LAWRENCE DICKINSON BRAGG, 'IZ . Pole-Vault EDWARD GAUL MACARTHUR, ,II Hammer Throw . lX'Iile JAMES LEO COLLINs,'Iz . . CALVIN SCOTT DEGOYLER, ,IO . GEORGE S. DONNAN, 'IZ Shot Put, Hammer Throw GORDON BENNETT DUKES, XIO . Pole-Vault NVENVMAN EBI-IRSOLE, 110 . . Half-Mile ARTHUR S. ELSI-ZNB.-xsT,'Iz 44.0-yard Dash, High Jump HAROLD FLACK, 'IZ . . . Pole-Vault ROBERT FLEMING FL1-2MING,iIO . Two-Mile HENRY' WEBSTER FORD,lII IoO,zzO-Yard Dashes, Broad Jump HAROLD GOUINLOCK, ,II . High Jump ROLAND FRANCIS H.ALL,ll2 . . High Hurdles XVILLIAM DOOLI1'TLE HASELTON, 5I2 440-Yard Dash, Half-hiile IOO, 2.7.0, 440-Yard Dashes EDWARD ALLAN BIACIQRELL, 'II High and LOW Hurdles SAMUEL FREDERICK NIKON, ,II zzo-Yard Dash, Broad Jump HORACE AIANN PICIcERILL,'II . HERBERT NATHAN PUTNAM, lI2 JOHN .ALFRED STALFORD, NIO . VICTOR ALFRED ST!BOLT,,II High PERCY JAMES TAX'L0R,1IO . ERNEST HAROLD TEAGLE, 712 . R.XLPH ERIERSON XVADSYVORTI-1,710 , High Jump Half-Mile . Broad Jump and Low Hurdles . . Mile IOO'5.r2lYLl Dash Shot Put, Hammer Throw I'IOB.-KRT CONE YOUNG, 'IO . . Two-Mile 3 iightvrnth Annual Elrttrk mth iliielh 1 Qlhampinnahipa, 1l..A..A..A..A. Flirnnklin Zliielh, Ighilahelphia, filing 27 ann BE, 191.11 Pennsylvania, 2753 Yale, 2553 Michigan, ZOQ' Princeton, 173 Cornell, 143 Harvard, I35, Syracuse, 83 Amherst 63 Dartmouth, 33 Brown, 33 Columbia, 2-53 Bowdoin, IQ New York University, I3 VVesleyan, 1, IOO'YARD DASH 220-YARD DASH HIGH HURDLES LOW HURDLI-:s 440-YARD DASH HALF'lVIILE RUN lhflLE RUN Two-Mun RUN 35'YARD DASH 440-YARD DAsH 880'-YARD RUN ONE-BIILE RUN REL.AH' RACE I Ramsdell, Pennsylvania HAx1x11:R THROW 1 Cooney, Yale 2 Craig Michigan 152 feet 5 inches 3 Minds, Pennsylvania 2 Speers, Princeton 4 Cooke, Princeton I4I feet 9 inches io seconds 3 Andrus Yale 1 Craig. Michigan 140 feei IOS inches 2 Ramsdell Penns lvania Simmons, Princeton , I 4 , 3 Minds, Pennsylvania 132 feet 2 inches 4, Robson, Wesleyan SI-101' PUT 1 Horner,Michigan 21 I-5 seconds 4,6 feet 45 inches 1 Chisholm, Yale 2 Waite, Syracuse 2 Dwight, Princeton 4.4 feet 1112 inches 3 Long, Harvard 2 Coy Yale 4 Lewis, Harvard, J 43 feet 85 inches 16 seconds 4 Kilpatrick, Yale I Gardner, Harvard 43 feet 72 inches 2 Chisholm Yale HIGH UHF 1 Burdick, Princeton I 3 Dwight, Princeton 6 feet 1 inch 4. Edwards, Bowdoin L 2 Palmer, Dartmouth Z4 3-5 seconds 6 feet 1 Reidpath, Syracuse 3 Fielding, New York University 2 MacArthur, Cornell 5 feet IO inches 3 Sawyer, Princeton Lawrence, Haward 4 Young, Amherst BROAD JUMP 1 Roberts, Amherst 50 seconds 22 feet 7l inches I Whitelv, Princeton 2 Little, Hairvard 2 Paull, Pennsylvania 22 feet 23 inches 3 Hall, lNIichigan 3 Lapham, Michigan 4, Boyle, Pennsylvania 22 feet If inches 1 minute 57 seconds 4 Ford, Cornell 1 Taylor, Cornell 21 feet 9 I-5 inches 2 Paull, Pennsylvania POLE VAULT 1 Nelson, Yale 3 Tabor, Brown I2 feet 42 inches 4 Jacques, Harvard 2 Gardner, Yale 4. minutes 23 2-5 seconds 3 Babcock, Columbia I Berna Cornell I2 feet 2 Mav, Michigan 4 Parker,Pennsylvania 3 Wolle, Pennsylvania Barr, Harvard 4 Green, Brown II feet 6 inches 9 minutes 40 3-5 seconds fllllirhigan-Qlnrnell Zlnhnnr 913221 Ann Arbor, March 25, 1911, Cornell, 385-Michigan, 33-5 I Horner, Michigan 40-YARD HIGH I Craig, Michigan 2 Bennett, Cornell HURDLES 2 Horner, Michigan 3 Craig, Michigan 3 Stibolt, Cornell 4 1-5 sec. 5 I-5 sec. 1 Nixon, Cornell S1-Ior-PUT I Horner, Michigan 2 Gamble, Michigan 2 Kanzler, Cornell 3 MacArthur, Cornell 3 Bogle, Michigan 53 2-5 sec. 48 ft. 3 I-Zl1'1. 1 Jones, Cornell d'AIItremont, Cornell 2 Putnam, Cornell POLE-VAULT 1 Flack, Cornell 3 Reck, Michigan Bragg, Cornell 2 min. IO ft. 9 in. 1 Hanavan, Michigan HIGH JUMP I Wells, Cornell 2 Berna Cornell 2 Horner, lVIichigan 3 MCLaiIgh1In,MiChigan g Conover, Michigan 4 min. ZI 2-5 seconds 3 dx Hinckley, Cornell XVon by Cornell CMac- 7 Helfrich, Cornell Arthur, Nixon, Ford 5 ft. 8 in. and Bennett loo-YARD DASH 220-YARD DASH 440-YARD DASH HALF'ixIILE RUN ONE'lw1ILE RUN TWO'MILE RUN HIGH Huizinns Low Hunnuzs POLE'VAULT HIGH JUMP BROAD JUMP SHOT PUT 19111 Buell Irark 1111121215 Olnrnell ua. lgennnglnaniu Qlnrnvll ua. Mrinrrtnn Zlthzxru, filing 7, 19111 Erinrztnn, mag 14, 1H1U Pennsylvania, 72 2-3 Princeton, 60, Cornell, 44 1-3 Cornell, 57 Ramsdell, Pennsylvania io 2-5 sec. Blass, Cornell . IO 1-5 sec. Minds, Pennsylvania Jessup, Princeton Blass, Cornell MacArthur, Cornell Hough, Pennsylvania . 21 4-5 sec. Ford, Cornell . Z2 3-5 sec. Minds, Pennsylvania Black, Princeton Hurlburt, Cornell Nixon, Cornell Ramsdell, Pennsylvania 49 2-5 sec MacArthur, Cornell 50 1-5 sec. MacArthur, Cornell Black, Princeton Smith, Pennsylvania Hurlburt, Cornell Levering, Pennsylvania . min. 59 3-5 sec Whitely, Princeton 1 min. 56 I-5 sec Putnam, Cornell Frantz, Princeton Jones, Cornell Putnam, Cornell Taylor, Cornell . . 4 min. 25 sec. Bogert, Cornell . 4 min. 36 4-5 sec Boyle, Pennsylvania DeGoyler, Cornell Baker, Pennsylvania Taylor, Cornell Berna, Cornell . . 9 min. 26 3-5 sec Young, Cornell . 9 min. 53 sec. Paull, Pennsylvania Berna, Cornell Walle, Pennsylvania Hunger, Cornell Stibolt, Cornell . I5 4-5 sec Dwight, Princeton 16 sec. Hall, Cornell Stibolt, Cornell Haydock, Pennsylvania Hall, Cornell Stibolt, Cornell . 25 4-5 sec Dwight, Princeton . 25 3-5 sec. Maris, Pennsylvania Dusenberry, Princeton MacKrell, Cornell Stibolt, Cornell J' Dukes, Cornell . II ft. 4 3-S Moore, Princeton . I2 ft. I Parker, Pennsylvania d'Autremont, Cornell d'Autremont, Cornell Bennett, Princeton II ft. 9 in. Hess, Pennsylvania II Blakley, Pennsylvania Burdick, Pennsylvania , . 5 ft. ICE in Bament, Princeton 5 ft. 9 in. Lane, Pennsylvania . 5 ft. 832 in Gouinlock, Cornell 5 ft. 8 in. Parrier, Pennsylvania Dell, Princeton . 5 ft. 7 in. Ford, Cornell . . . zo ft. IIE in Ford, Cornell I . 21 ft. 5 in. Flanigan, Pennsylvania Nixon, Cornell . 21 ft. 3 in. Jackson, Pennsylvania Terry, Princeton . 20 ft. 2 in. Christy, Princeton McDonald, Pennsylvania . 38 ft. 115 in Bissell, Princeton . 41 ft. 65 in. Pike, Pennsylvania . . 38 ft. 3i in Hart, Princeton . 40 ft. 1 in. Donnan, Cornell . 37 ft. 4 in Bertolet, Princeton 38 ft. 32 in. Coleman, Pennsylvania . . IZI ft. 6 in Critchlow, Princeton 133 ft. 6 in. HAMM1-:R TH no W Pike, Pennsylvania . Donnan, Cornell . 116 ft. 62 in IO6 ft. II? in 461 Simmons, Princeton Speers, Princeton . 124 ft, in. 124 ft. 6 in. CURTIS SH,-uv GII.CHRIST CHAPMAN HAGEBIAN BANNISTIQR ' Evmvn K.KNZI.ER SNYD1-in JONES MAJOR BRODT STEVENS Coawrzr Wlu. Wmrvmzv Fmcu BALL L1T'r1.r-: EVIQRINGHAM 1513 Qllaza Ursula Evanu Glnrnvll-igrnnagluania Emil Ellrvahmmi Irark HEIPPT Bling 21, 15111 Cornell, 59 Pennsylvania, Events Winners IOO'Y,ARD DASH . . I D. Brown, Pennsylvania 1 F. C. Cornet, Cornell 3 W. H. Bennett, Cornell 2ZO'YARD Dasi-I . I D. Brown, Pennsylvania . 2 W. H. Bennett, Cornell 3 A. B. Cozzens, Cornell HIGH HURDLES . . 1 A. nl. Griffiths, Pc-nnsvlvania . 2 W. C. Harris, Pennsylvania 3 P. Traeger, Jr., Cornell Low HURDLES . I E. L. Mercer, Pennsylvania 2 W. C. Harris, Pennsylvania 3 A. Reutlinger, Cornell 44,0'YARD DASH . I C. Wharton, Pennsylvania 2 H. H. Snyder, Cornell 3 C. A. Beautel, Pennsylvania 880-YARD RUN 1 P. Jones, Cornell . 2 W. H. Chapman, Cornell 3 A. Waters, Pennsylvania BIILE RUN 1 2 W. B. Ball, Cornell P. Jones, Cornell J. H. Broclt, Cornell . 3 J- r1NWO'lNrI1LE RUN 1 C. A. lvlajor, Cornell Finch, Cornell 3 A. Hoyer, Pennsylvania 2L. BROAD JUMP I E. L. Mercer, Pennsylvania . 2 E. Whinery, Cornell . . 3A. NV. LaFlamme, Pennsylvania HIG1-I JUMP . 1 2 Moore, Pennsylvania . 3 L. H. Gerow, Cornell . R. O. Shrigley, Pennsylvania . POLE-VAULT . . 1 E. L. Mercer, Pennsylvania 2 B. Thomas, Jr., Cornell . 3 F. W. Hoover, Pennsylvania SHOT PUT . I H. G. Kanzler, Cornell . 2 H. R. Eyrich, Cornell 3 W. H. Simpson, Pennsylvania HAMMER TH ROW 1 A. E. Bannister, Cornell . 2 B. R. Murphy, Pennsylvania 3 XV. H. Hageman, Cornell 463 58 Time, Height or Distance . IO 1-5 sec. 22 1-5 sec. I6 2-5 sec. 25 3-5 sec. 51 4.-5 sec. I min. S9 I-5 sec. 4 min. 42 4-5 sec. IO min. I7 4.-5 sec 21 ft. 4 in. . 21 ft. . 20 ft. in. 5 fr. S in. 5 f. 6 in. 5 fr. 5 in. Il fr. 752- in. . Il fr. 39 ft. In. . 137 ft. 7 In. TURNBULL, Mgr. COFFEE HALSTI-:AD GOETZ, Assistant Mgr. PUTNAM CORNET S1-:ELTON LUFKIN Fum- KINGSLPJY Fm:n1:R1cKsoN 1514 Erezhman Erark Manx Events I oo-YA RD DA s 1-1 220-YARD DASH HIG1-1 HLYRDLES Low HURDLES 440-YARD DASH 880-YARD RUN D'IILE RUN . TWO-MILE RUN BROAD JUMP . HIC-1-1 JUMP . S1-Io-1' PUT HAMMER T1-I R0 xv Huhvrrlaaa Ulmrk H5221 Qbrtnhrr EH, 15111 1913179 Points 1914164 Points Winners Time, Hei . . . 1 C. F. Cornet, '13 . . . . 2 VV. H. Bennett, '13 3 H. G. Curtis, '13 4 E. D. Sullivan, '14 1 VV H. Bennett, '13 2 H. G. Curtis, '13 3 G. H. Hall, '14 . 1 G. F. Kaufman, '13 2 H. L. Cornet, '14 3 E. A. Ogle, 'I4 4 H. C. Halstead, '14 . I C. M. Gilchrist, '13 2 E. Wood, '14 3 E. A. Ogle, '14 4 E. H. Clark, '14 , 1 H. H. Snyder, '13 2 H. M. Lufkin, '14 3 D. NV. VVallace, '13 4 R. B. Carson, '14 . 1 A. M. Shelton, '14 . 2 2 H. G. Stevens, '13 3 P. D. Brown, '13 4 M. VV. Stone, '14 . I R. Putnam, '14 . 2 D. XV. Hadsell, '13 3 W. K. Lee, '14 4 H. Brodt, '13 . 1 Harold Kingsley, '14 2 H. L. Flint, '14 3 L. B. Reeves, '13 4- I Alexander Lyle, '13 J. E. Fane, '14 21. 31- 4G. . IL. 2A. 33 . IP. 2H 3C. 4H IH 21. 3C. 4F. 465 W. Little, '13 E. Whinery, '13 H. Hall, '13 H. Gerow, '13 W. Beale, '13 R. A. Brown, '13 C. S. Thayer, '13 A. M. Shelton, '14 J. Coffey, '14 G. Kanzler, '13 E. Riker, '14 W. Hageman, '13 W. Hageman, '13 I. Munns, '13 A. Bierma, '13 W. Falk, '13 ght or Distance IO 2-5 sec. , 23 sec. 16 4-5 sec. 27 3-5 sec. 53 4-'5 Sec' min. 6 4-5 sec. 4 min. 57 sec. IO mm. 53 sec. I9 ft. 7 in. I9 ft. 1 in. I9 ft. 1-2 in. 18 ft. IO in. 5 ft. 3 in. 5 ft. 2 in. 5 ft. I in. 33 ft. 6 I-4111. 35 ft. 9 1-2 in. 30 ft. 1-2 in. 29 ft. 6 in 112 ft. 3 m. 109 ft. 3 ln. 96 ft. 4 I'211'l. 79 ft. 1 in. 11912 Harziig J. L. K T. S. BERNA S Zifrark IJHPI1 S H. N. PUTNAM S. H. STE C5 ...I BERNA WINNING THE TWO-MILE TAYLOR WINNING THE MILE STIBOLT IN THE HURDLES At the Flntrrrnllmgiatru 467 BLASS WINNING HIS HEAT IN THE HUNDRED D,AUTREMONT IN THE POLE VAULT 468 IN THE PENN MEE'1' MARY JACK BERNA BREAKING THE RECORD MACARTHUR WINNING THE FOUR-FORTY AT PRINCETON 15111 Qlrnnn-Qlnuntrg 'ram MOAKLEY, Coach MAJOR ROBERTS JONES BRO WN, Captain BERNA PUTNAM Knfucmz STFVYNSON 470 Glrnnn-Qlnnnirg 'Qwrnrh 1899 Morris Park, New York, 65 miles. Q35 A. J. SXVEET QCapt5. Q55 C. C TORRANCE Q65 O. O. BERRY Q105 E. P. STROXVGER CORNELL, 243 YALE, 325 IJENNSYLVANIA, 503 COLIIIIIBIA, 72. Individual XVinner, J. F. C'Ii5:53AN. Princeton. Time. 34 mln. 5 2-5 SCP. 1! Morris Park Q25 1'f..'X.GAI.I.AGHER QCap1.5 Q35 A. J SWEET Q95 C. J. Mnimisov Q135 J. C. FINCH CORNELL, 263 YALE, 283 PENNSYLVANIA, 283 f'0l.L'MBI.-K, 71. Individual VVinner, A. GRANT, Pennsylvania. Time, 34 min. 17 sec. - 1901 Morris Park I N Q45 R. S. TROTT Q85 G. T. POLLARD Q115 C. C. 55 IIITE Q125 B. bl-IITH IYALE, 223 PENNSYLVANIA, 313 CORNELL, 353 PRINCETON, 67. Indiviflual XVinner, D W. FRANCHOT, Yale. Time, 34 min. 20 sec. 1902 Morris Park - V Q45 XV. E, SCHUTT Q55 K. XV. 'WOODWARII Q65 E. T. INIEXVMAN Q95 C. C. XVHITE CORNELL, 243 SvA1,E,V301 PENNSYLVANIA,531 HARVARD, 59. Individual Winner, A. C. BOWEN, Pennsylvania. Time, 35 min. 1903 Y Tmver's Island, 62 miles. Q15 IV. E. SCIIIYIT Q25 K. XV. XYOODIVARD Q45 T. M. FOSTER Q55 C. F. BIAGOFFIN UORNELI., 123 HARY'.-1RD,fi7j YALE, 463 PRINCETON, 70. Time, 33 min. 15 sec. ' 1904 TrzLVer's Island, 61 miles. 1 Q15 E. T. NEXYMAN Q25 C. F. AIAGOFFIN Q45 D. C. BIUNSON Q55 A. STARR f4O1iNELL,l2Q PENTNEYLVANIA, 41, YALE, 515 HARVARIJ, 52. Time, min. 52 sec. 1905 Traver's Island, 61 miles. Q25 C. F. MAGOFI-'IN Q65 BIONT SLEETH Q95 E. I. SIMPSON Q125 ARTHUR STARR CORNELL, 295 HARX'ARD, 353 XY.-ALE, 57, M. I. T., 65. Q25J. V. COLPITTS Individual Winner, XV. G. HALE, Yale. Time, 32 min. 53 sec 1906 Princeton, 61 miles. QS5 W. S. Nonis Q55 C. F. LIAGOFFIN Q75 E. E, SEFILYE CORNELL, 22, PENNSYLVANIA, 253 M. I. T., 563 IYALE, 71. Individual XVinner, L. P. JONES, Pennsylvania. Time, 35 mm. 28 23-5 sec. 1907 Prin- efon, 61 miles. Q25 H. P. 1'IALS'l EAD Q35 J. V COLPITTS Q55 H. L. TRUBE Q65 H. C. YOUNG Q105 E. A. ITUNGER Q135E.E.SEELYE CORNELL, 393 PENNSYLVANIA, 613 YALE. 1353 SYRACUSE, 173. Individual Winner, G. Pennsylvania. Time, 35 min. 9 1-5 sec I Princeton, Sk miles. Q15 H. C. YOUNG QCapi.5 Q45 P. J. TAYLOR Q65 A. C. BEAN Q75 L. R. BROYVN Q115 L. R. BOGERT Q125 M. S. JONES Time, 34 min. 14 sec. 1909 Boston, Gi miles. Q15 T. S. BERNA Q25 W. H. TAPPAN Q55 H. C. YOUNG QCapt.5 Q65 R. F. FLEMING Q85 L. R. BROWN CORNELL, 225 M. I. T., 88, l51ICH1GAN, 1123 YALE, 114. Time, 33 min. 5 1-5 sec. 1910 Princeton, 61- miles. Q15 J. P. JONES Q25 T. S. BXERNA QS5 J. L. KRAKER Q125 H. N. PUTNAM Q145 S. H. STEVENSON CORNELL 37, HARV'ARD, 705 YALE, 73, BIICHIGAN, 99, Time, 33 min. 34 sec. lirrurh nf lgrnnsgluanm Buell MPPTB 1901 Pennsylvania 14 Cornell 23 Ithaca. 1902 Pennsylvania 17 Cornell 19 Philadelphia. 1903 Cornell 10 Pennsylvania 37 Ithaca. 1904 Cornell 12 Pennsylvania 28 Philadelphia. 1910 Cornell 17 Pennsylvania 46 Ithaca October 29, 1910, Ithaca, 53 miles. Q15 J. P. JONES Q25 T. S. BERNA Q35 H. N. PUTNAM Q55 CEDRIO MAJOR Q65 J. L. IQRAKER. Time, 29 min. 4 sec. Baal 1113221 1111111 Hair at New igauvn, Glnnn. Novembel 4, 1908. CORNELL, 223 TYALE, 37. 64 miles. Time, 35 min. 57 sec. illlirmhrra nf ilnterrnllvgtatr Qlrnzs-Glnnntrg Aminrmhnn COLUMBIA CORNELL PRINCETON HARVARD YALE BIICHIGAN SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA DARTMOUTH BIASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 471 I IQIO CROSS-COUNTRY CLUB Glrnnn-Olnnntrg Qllnh L. R. BROWN, ,II . . . Captain T. S. BERNA, ,I2 . Assistant Captain A. K. BELL, ,II . . Manager G. L. WALTER, ,IZ .... Assistant Manager iixrrutiuv Qlnmmittvr Ll-R. BROWN, ,II T. S. BERNA, ,IZ P. JONES, :I3 A. K. BELL, ,II G. L. WALTER, ,IZ iinnnrarg flllemherz PROFESSOR E. T. NICHOLS MR. E. P. ANDREWS L. R. BROWN A. K. BELL J. P. HICKOK J. R. HOFFERT T. S. BERNA J. L. BROWN CARL CRANDALL HARRY GOLDBERG E. V. HARDENBURG W. D. HASELTON J. L. KRAKER E. H. LYNN R. MANN J. L. NELSON Hnhergrahuair memhera J. B. PUTNAM S. H. STEVENSON J. R. VAN KLEEK G. L. WALTER F. E. YOAKUM R. W. ALLEN J. D. BURRAGE H. V. CORNWELL i C. G. CRITTENDEN L. S. FINCH P. L. HALLOCK J. P. JONES A. H. WHITE W. P. WILSON O. B. KENT 473 ALEXANDER LYLE C. A. MAJOR G. H. MASLAND G. C. MOLLESON F. A. STRAUSS P. BARNHART F. M. FREDERICKSON J. D. LAMONT G. E. MATTER A. M. SHELTON J. T. OHMER, JR. ' W. RUSSELL CARL SCHIMMEL J. H. STERNBERGH, JR. START OF THE PENN CROSS-COUNTRY RACE ,dl THE RACE JONES WINNING FOUR-MILE RELAY TEANI, ONE-MILE RELAY TEAM XVORLD,S CHAMPIONS Zlnhnnr Zilrark iKPrnrh Feb. II At Boston. Cornell defeated Pennsylvania in a 1,560-yard relay in 3 minutes 9 seconds. Feb. I8 At New York. M. I. T. Istg Cornell zndg Syracuse 3rd, in I-mile relay in 3 minutes 29 seconds. Feb. 22 At Troy. Cornell defeated M. I. T. in 2-mile relay in 3 minutes 21 seconds. Mar. 3 At Buffalo. Cornell defeated Pennsylvania in 4.-mile relay in I7 minutes 43? seconds? Mar. 4. At Wasbirigton. Cornell de- feated VVesleyan in I-mile relay in 3 minutes 44 seconds. Mar. IO At Pittsburg. Pennsylvania defeated Cornell in 2-mile relay in 8 minutes 5 seconds. Mar. 25 At Ann Arbor. Dual Meet. Cornell 385, Michigan 335 gWoi'ld's record. 1 '+ , 10' Y, um r r -- . Avg- 'JAM My -1. . E T ' Mi. 1 H , lv ' J -, Q' , 7- ins E X M in 1 A , n l W f ,gfazvg H V f KW 4 LS 3 5I?lH' + X wmv .. -,YL 1 I P ' F zI ! ' ? xf, V arf A 4 ' Q x 'x ' fl ,A l v' I X aww 1 I-.'., .JI if . 'I ,lf 0 j uf Z Q7 1-:XX 34' L 1 if HW f ,J 'x ' Q I fx f A,1. ., fi J wb Ig A za 5 WJ' 5 P 1' l E ik r- ' f 1 Q Q x l,1,a,jfJ A p ll: lu ' XML ff, - wa' Km -W i 3 L lxxww ' 5 QHIYI WU K I I ' 1 I' I Q M , N I1 I -U-,,..-Q., vr ' ,. . .,s .,. Q si er Ai rf I M. - 1: .I af.. 1. .- .fa .za-La: A f- I -' E. '.21PE. x'-'Z ii., 5' . i 7:53-il 'Mi' . . . .. . Q. , ,, . .. 'L - . , .-1 4-1:-Us ,., - Q-5 . ., ,, t ,-, ...,,--:P:'4.'-1:-.i:u4'.. Af: fwfr, ',:.m :-:5'M- '-......w-.f . ' Aurz ., , .',L.- .. -.N, 'iii f 4 M A W 1. Q ' A , . H .V V gl., Q1 ig i ' A A iff Us wtf . mf .f 5' g IJ QW FL7,frsfl-JJ. L ' . ,.f gT't 'U H wx. f . . . . ,ken ' ,f '11 - I . - ' g.. a, . .' ' ' -. ' . if fp. Q ., fi 'I 'ti I .. Q. - .' l se' I W Ai- . I- .. ' ' H' I ' 1 f- - . . -A.--4+-J -fa I- -. - '44 Q V. Azpff L51 N .K M 14.5.68 5 2 figiwf-hs -A gan. rt- - M .,,:..g :-,y-racy . nusgs. 4-pf' - ,gfr wr - A X 5 Lxf.-swf' '- ' ,103-I twig' ' LFE I E . 1 E. Q 'I ' . - I A ga.,,ff:'.'. -1.-. if .g, fp, --vp. - . I Ji : if f li , Q9 PROF. W. F. WILLCOX . President DEAN A. W. SMITH . Vice-President J. H. SCOTT . G. E. KENT C. H. CULL J. E. BENNETT . F. S. 'BOSWORTH E. B. MAGNER . H. C. WHEATON L. PEAKE MARSHALL VANDERHOEF . W. H. FRIES . . C. H. DAVIDSON . P. W. ALLISON . A. S. MELDRUM . G. V. HOLTON . C. R. ARMSTRONG A. C. TOWERS . W. THORNE . H. W. WALKER . F. C. HEYWOOD . R. D. WEARY . HARRY EASTWOOD J. R. BRYCE . 477 . Graduate Manager Assistant Graduate Manager Secretary, Manager Basketball Manager Captain Captain of Basketball . Manager of Hockey . Captain of Hockey Manager of Wrestling Captain of Wrestling . Manager of Lacrosse . Captain of Lacrosse . Manager of Fencing . Captain of Fencing . Manager of Tennis . Captain of Tennis of Association Football of Association Football Manager of Swimming Captain of Swimming .l Manager of Golf Captain of Golf . Manager of Cricket Captain of Cricket if f'- f: .,i Q JE riff? .afgk Pguewvt. AWN Misa: '- ' -F3 ,W fi-.9Q'Qfig22i1,111-.1Qiitizfgggf2,5Qg-.QENrf, V .f::,ii'Q',1-,'l,'1a'lie51-vii-i'1.'fi.1f. ,-L:2::iiQ.Q,i'T .1-,',1.-.xr Q 1 , ,QQ gf':'1j '3-fbi l '?SfY 'e:i1:f5v3E555r Q 3,1 je: tszf-rwsgzggrcf-15. wg :22g5j51gf,::1gg44- .. .Q :s,f,. 111-. gg i. .Y,,-515,59 cgi ',,-gt:-ge :fsigg lg..g5s:,:-gs,- U 4 1-fl , - f,'-Loaf 13935 13.1, Q12' 151,-V ,fl .I:,:.qg-qi ff' '1 , T -f g, 3- I , 2.11121 15 ff:':f:- .-azrjsggj.-13:1 'I'-if ' ' ::.35' 51-.11 1,-','-,:2:i.j,:'., '-zu ' 23:12 6--j,iZQ2g11S'i ' :-23: . -- V5 1j'1E,-Q 215:51 H25-f', 'Q . ssX4+..::fp:fI: 234 .-fitze,-ag. 'mf-v-I.:zb.g.1:,g'ff 1.-:fs1fw',:':- 152: :As 9 M. I , K .i Y Qnrkvg MAGNER, HUNTER, VAIL which followed the Christmas trip. The records tell the story. It was an unbroken series of victories from the opening game with Princeton at New York to the final game with Dartmouth at Boston. The critical game of the series was that with Harvard, when an extra period was necessary to decide the outcome. The team cannot be given too much credit for its wonderful record. It was handicapped in many re- spects, but in spite of its lightness, its poor training facilities and the ockey work started in the Armory early in the winter, and two weeks before the Christmas vacation the men were able to practice on Beebe Lake. The Christmas trip, however, marked one of the most critical parts of the season. The men had been working Well at the lake and were in good shapefor these games, but the team had had less experience than the Yale team. ln the three victorious games with Yale at Chicago and the later games at Cleveland with Case School and Western Reserve there was a steady improvement in the team. It was these games that really put the men in condition for the League contests. ' Favorable weather was also responsible to some extent for the good. showing which the Cornell seven made. Most of the winter the Beebe Lake rink was in good condition but, even1so, other teams in the League had a great advantage over Cornell in the matter of training, most of them having access to covered artificial ice rinks. There is little need of rehearsing the work of the team in the League games ON THE CHRISTMAS TRIP 473 ON THE RINK. fact that it had to play all its games away from home it brought back the trophy to Ithaca. Wlhat the men lacked in Weight they made up in speed and stick- work. I attribute the successful season mostly to the fact that the boys turned out and practiced faithfully in all kinds of Weather. The endurance of the men was noticeable. They finished every game practi- cally as strong as when they started. This they did in spite of the fact that in every INTERCOLLEGIATE CHAMPIONS 4-79 game they set the pace for their opponents. This endurance gave the team the ability to keep up their speed for the entire game and was particularly noticeable in the Harvard game. After setting a terrific pace for the regular time, the Cornell men increased their speed in the extra period, and Harvard was not able to check the attack on her goal. After the season had closed, the team had offers to go to Chicago for a series of three games with the Illinois Athletic Club, city champions of Chicago, and to Boston for a game with the University of Toronto. There has been a renewal of interest in hockey in the Uni- ted States this winter which bids fair to make the sport better known in the future. The games ofthe Intercollegiate League were very well attended. It would be no exaggeration to say that between 25,000 and 30,000 people saw the Cornell team play last season. Vincent, Magner, Crassweller, Vail and Warner have all been selected on one or more All-Intercollegiate teams. TALBOTT HUNTER liarrnnar The record made under the Hrst season of Coach Talbott Hunter,s direction was an excellent one. Cornell finished second in the northern division of the League, losing to Harvard in a hard-fought contest which took an extra period to decide. The team last sea- son was certainly one of the strongest that Cornell has ever Aww ..... put into the held. The fact that the men were able to score four A times on the Crescent Athletic CAPT. FRIES Club of Brooklyn proves conclu- sively the strength of the team. The lack of a southern trip was considerably felt. The men were not in the condition they would have been had they had the benefit of early practice. In the opening game of the season the Rochester Lacrosse Club was defeated, 3 to 0. The next game, with Stevens, was lost. Columbia proved an easy opponent and was defeated II too. Hobart lost to Cornell by a score of 7 to 4. Then came the Harvard game. At the end of the regular time the score stood 4 to 4. In the fifteen-minute extra period, which was necessary to decide the game, the heavy checking of the Harvard defense and the fast work of the attack made further scoring for Cornell impossible and allowed the Crimson team to secure three more goals. ' R. O. WALBRIDGE, Captain, 1910 480 The Cornell team suffered severely by graduation, seven of last year's men being lost. However, the de- fense is nearly intact and there are bright prospects for another successful season. Zfiaakrthall Comparing the IQIO-II basketball record with that of other seasons it does not Seem HU Cxaggefa' THE LACROSSE TEAM IN BOSTON tion to say that it was the most successful season in years. The game was on probation at Cornell, pending the showing the team made as well as the financial results. By religious training and conscientious work the team passed the probationary period, the ban was lifted and the sport is now on a solid footing. The capacity attendance at all home games is an indication of the strong hold basketball has taken on the Cornell enthusiasts. A review of the season discloses a broken series of brilliant victories and excusable defeats. Most reviews are mere apologies for defeats, and this review is no exception. W'hile there is some truth in the phrase excuses are never reasons,', the excuse given is that the mainstays of the basketball team-Twaddell, Captain Bennett, Heath, Elton, Parnes and Blumenauer-suffered from sprained ankles, a broken nose, blood poisoning, eye gashes and Grippe, and this, too, on the eve of the most important and vital games. These facts make the excuse not an excuse but a reason. Prospects were bright from the start. Niagara University, Tufts and Dartmouth were defeated by large scores with such A ease that a championship team was confidently ex- pected. It was after this that Twaddell, the center on whom the team depended, was incapacitated, and in con- sequence of Block and Junior Week entertainments the Cornell team took a slump which seriously affected our start in the Intercollegiate League. Columbia defeated us in two of the hardest fought battles of the League which, though they gave us excellent experience, took away our chances of winning the championship. Then, after defeating Princeton, Yale beat us in a CAPTAIN BENNETT Junior Week game. But beating Yale in their own camp 481 in the last League game of the season avenged this defeat and was a better indication of our real strength. In the last games of the season the local team won well-earned victories from Princeton and Pennsylvania, which gave us third place in the Intercollegiate League. If Columbia had defeated Penn in their final contest, as was expected, Cornell would have tied Penn for second honors. wrestling The dual meets which preceded the Intercollegiates showed that the Cornell Wrestling team would make another strong iight for the championship. However, the team has met with the usual amount of hard luck and, as a result, two of the classes have been filled by entirely new men. Captain L. Peake, '11, and A. T. Johnson, 311, who hold the Intercollegiate Championships for their weights, i and A. L. Golf, ,I1, in the heavyweight class, have made I excellent records in the dual meets. The loss of the Penn y State match should not be regarded as a serious blot on I the seasonis record, for the Cornell team was at a great disadvantage. This resulted from the fact that Penn State does not have eligibility rules. The forfeiting of the second match to Lehigh was unfortunate, for Cornell could have won easily had her men been willing to submit to the rulings of the referee. The fact that, in the first match with Lehigh, Cornell won six out of seven bouts shows that the second match would have been won, for Cornell had already been victorious in three bouts when her men A - left the floor. The season closed with the Intercol- legiate meet on lVIarch 25th. CAPT-ELECT ELTON Snuintming 1 For the Hrst year of the Intercollegiate existence of the Swimming team the men have displayed unusually good spirit in the face of exceptional difficulties with which every undergraduate .is familiar. Although in' comparison with the older members of the League the team has not shown up very well, the improvement over THE BASKETBALL TEAM IN PHILADELPHIA 482 the preceding season has been noticeable. As only three men are lost by graduation and as the Freshman combination is a very strong one the outlook for an improvement next year is bright. Nineteen-Fourteen sent a relay team to the Individual Cham- pionships which hnish- ed in record time. being beaten out in the last lap by Prince- ton and Yale. The Polo team showed steady im- provement throughout IN THE XVRESTLING Room the season, Winning their last match with C. C. N. Y by a 5 O SLOIC Elirnring The season of IQIO-IQII bids fair to prove one of the most successful in the his tory of fencing at Cornell. The team which has gone thioufrh the season thus IN THE FENCING Rooivi 433 far is composed of P. W. Allison, captain, D. Espindola and D. G. Roos. Espin- dola, who captained last yearls team and who proved himself to be one of the best men in the League, is eligible this year, owing to his absence from the University last term on a leave. To date, Cornell has defeated Columbia, Pennsylvania and the Navy, and has not lost a single match. The victory over the Navy, last year's Intercollegiate win- ners, was most notable, in that they had not previously been defeated in a dual meet for seven years, and the result marks Cornell as having one of the strongest teams in the Intercollegiate League. As the CORNELLIAN is going to press, news comes to us that the Intercollegiate Fencing honors come to Ithaca, the second Minor Sports' Championship this season. Gfennin With quite a rainy spring and much threatening weather, the Varsity Tennis Team during the season of IQIO went through one of the hardest schedules ever arranged. The first match with Princeton on April goth resulted in a victory forour opponents by a score of 7-2. However, the following week the local players were more success- ful and scored a 5-I victory over Annapolis. On May Igth Lafayette was defeated, 6-o. Rain prevented the match scheduled with Columbia in New York. On the 2Ist, Michigan succeeded in winning a very close match by a score of 4.-2. The last match of the season with Union College at Schenectady on the 28th was the most closely contested of the year, ending in a 3-3 tie. Three victories, two defeats and two ties sums up the results of the season in tennis. Gulf, IHIII The Golf team, while not making any record of victories, had a very successful year, considering the difficulties played under. Handicapped by having no suitable links for home games its sched- ule is necessarily limited finan- ' cially. Two trips were taken i in the spring and on both of A these the team put up a Hrst- class game against fast teams on their home grounds. Cor- nell lost to Pennsylvania and Binghamton in closely played contests and decisively defeated the Interscholastic Champions at Lawrenceville. Successful fall and spring championship tournaments were held on the local links, and these brought out considerable good material for this springs team. 434 Glrirkizt Last year cricket was again played, after a lapse of two years. Considering the fact that less than half of the team had ever played before, the team's record was fairly good. Four games were played and the steady improvement shown resulted in a victory in the last game. The first match with the Auburn Cricket Club resulted in a victory for our older and more experienced opponents by a score of 53-42. The two Intercollegiate games with Pennsylvania and Haverford were both lost, but the final game of the season, on Memorial Day, resulted in a victory, Cornell defeating the Auburn team by 4.8-36 score. The chief causes for Cornellls record were the lack of a coach and the lack of experience. Grant and Bryce were easily the best players on the team, both in batting and bowling. Joachim and Neethling batted fairly well and Eastwood did some good bowling. Prospects for the coming season are fairly bright. Aaauriaiinn Elinnihzxll The season of 1 IO o ened with oor ros ects for the Association Football P P P P l Team, as only two men were back from the team of the year before, leaving eleven vacancies to be filled. Accidents also toldlheavily against the team, and in no two games during the season was Cornell able to use exactly the same team. Cornell lost four frames and won three one beinft by default avainst Yale. C 7 C . 'C The first game of the season was against Auburn at Auburn, and this Cornell won after a hard fight by a score of I to 0. The second game against the same team a week later resulted in a victory for us by a score of 3 to 0. The first League game was played against Haverford in Ithaca and resulted in a victory for the visitors by the score of 3 to o, the game being played in a stormy wind. During the latter part of the Easter vacation the team took a trip and first met the Columbia team who succeeded in swamping Cornell in a hard-fought game by the score of 8 to O. From New York the team went to Boston and met the Harvard team on Soldiers Field, Harvard also Winning by the score of 8 to O. This result was largely due, however, to the crippled condition of the team after the Columbia game. The last game of the season was played at Ithaca against Pennsylvania and proved the closest of the year, Pennsylvania winning in the last half by a I to O score. 31 485 mf P 'I' ' 'QafTE5i Qx.v ' S 5 ' 9.2 Je' 1 Q- M vw I I V.. gg:--h, - I li xiiwl nl .' 0 - Q - 4- .' . I . 'Z' Z , ' 'QS .. , 2 -1 -fb ' .- A ,.. 1 LQUYIWPH y S Q ,H ' ,- -infr' .. . if ns. . f.' Q.. '.- 5 1 ' s , - ., N Q . 5 5 us '-nz. .. ..,.. - ,.'- - 7 .1 P, - ' l- ' -' .Blu . , .H- A., 1 I l J '--1 If 'N- A , 'JY'-Ffa . F' .-wp' , T lag' ffl - K9 SM fr . gj '- .pst 5?'0 vcbx-4 FLACK HUNTER Hmsr VAIL EVANS Boswonru VINICFNT CRASSWELLER MAGNER WARNI- x Scurau MA fx' XY 4 v f' 5 1 -H .wb fm ' ' 'o .- S, A ,il .os 7 1' . ' 1 W 1 Y , ' Y 5 I . K I Q L W ' 1 X w x , U s 8 , Q D J! 0 Nr ' , f 1 i ' O E5 A 1 x 4, ' 1 P+ I - s '- . ' f. Q C 'zl I.'F . B W I ' - . , s' - - 1 . 'ri l N '1 ' 5, , C- It '.- I U I, li! .lx ' ' 'fl .', . 2 4' .3 ' ' Q v :'- . ' n ' ' -. . 1 . - . 5 , - J'- r s . , ., I x ' - - V - ., KN e f, , , if . 5 -' x ' A . . I .s - S. ' lo Q - . A 4's K -an f ' ' 'V .15 . T30 . 5- - 1 -' ' A .ri - - W - -1. uf - Qf v ' .. ' W- . X J t I ' I , RJ . 1 -. Q Q 1 1 ,1, .h f J f xt s, I , ,Qu x GAA lf I. i 'Il' X QI' Qin! X ,fi- lj,-.. ' 1.1. X lf. TT Fl-..- linrkvg Gram, 1511 fd Amin - minute! iI9fBrPra E. B. MAGNER,,II . Captain F. S. BOSWORTH,,II , . Manager TALBOTT HUNTER . Coach HAROLD FLACK,,I2 Assistant Manager Gram M. D. VAIL,,I2 . . Goal F.. B. MAGNER,,II . . Center M. F. WARNER,,II . . Point D. V1NCENT,,II . Right Wing E. M. SCHEU,,I3 . Cover Point G. E. EVANS,,II . Left Wing F. H. CRAssWELLER,711 . . Rover F. A. HAIST,,II Substitute Tiiernrh Date Opponent Cornell Qpponent Place Dec. ZQ Yale . . 4 3 Chicago Dec. 30 Yale . 3 1 Chicago Jan. 2 Yale . 4 2 Chicago Jan. 3 Case . 5 I Cleveland Jan. 4 Reserve . I3 o Cleveland -Ian. I4 Princeton . 4 I New York Jan. 21 Yale . . 4 2 New York Jan. 23 Harvard . 3 2 Boston Feb. IO Columbia . . 4 O New York Feb. I8 Dartmouth .... 5 I Boston Total Points Scored . 49 I3 Svtanhing in the Zlnierrnllvgiahe league Games Games Per Games Games Per Won Lost Cent. Won Lost Cent. Cornell . 5 o 1 .ooo Columbia 2 3 .4oo Harvard . 4 1 .800 Dartmouth 1 4 .zoo Yale . 2 3 .4oo Princeton . 1 4 .2oo 487 f s x 4 i. f fem xii -1 N f vi hfW.f.sf'QM ' 1 - iw-fu . A 5:.':m.- f . 4 AAX'XX , J' iz- ' f x 'v sb' ,, xr... fr- NR f . fel Ll xi.1.A', .- -I 1, 1: 47.15 . 'I 1 In ig.. , I , E':'.2 ,h . -0 'P -. Y K -' . 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Q K I - 'X MN Q' fr' .Q ' . l ni , filllfll L illilullhlllll L X .4 .. wa SIX 5 X mu... lllHlIIHI Huff' ly tic.. 7 S' llllllllll 'lllllIllIIl I ' 1 I .1 ' ' ' I f- X 9' lqiiuiim- 'A' L I 1 ' - ,, llllf ,H min.. Q 5 aliiitw.-i m e wwf- -. -....... Eaakrthall Gram, ISI 1 H-1 1 C. H. CULL,,II . Manager E. BENNE'rr,,11 . . Captain W. E. IRISH,,I2 . Assistant Manager PAUL STERNBERG . . . Coach Umm Svuhatitutea H. P. BLUMENAUER,,II Right Forward G. F. KAUFMAN,,I3 Right Forward R. L. ELTON,,I2 . Left Forward W. H. BENNETT,,I3 Right Forward J. S. TWADDELL,,II . . Center W. G. HICKMAN,,I3 Left Forward R. P. HEATH,,II . Left Guard S. WHYTE,,I3 . . Center J. E. BENNETT,,II . Right Guard L. D. SIMSON,,II . . Center M. PARNEs,'13 Right Guard A. B. HOPKINS,,I3 . . Center S. W. ANDREWS,,I2 Right Guard O. G. KEARNEY, JR.,'12 Left Guard i'Knnrh,-3 Eastern Intercollegiate Basketball League Standing Team W. L. Pct. Team . VV. L. Pct. Columbia . 7 1 .875 Yale . 3 5 .375 Pennsylvania . 5 3 .625 Princeton 1 7 .125 Cornell . . 4 4 .5oo Magus 655111125 Date Place Opponents Cornell Jan. 7 Ithaca Columbia . . 2O I6 Jan. 20 New York Columbia , E 33 IQ -lan. 21 New York Princeton . IQ 27 Feb. II Ithaca Yale . . 26 I6 Feb. I7 Princeton Princeton . . 27 29 Feb. I8 Philadelphia Pennsylvania . 34 24 Feb. 24 Ithaca Pennsylvania 14 I6 Mar. 3 New Haven Yale . . . I7 20 Obthrr Gamez Op. C. Op. C. Dec. IO Ithaca Niagara I6 48 Jan. 27 Ithaca Colgate 25 20 Dec. I6 Ithaca Tufts . 8 68 Mar. 4 New York Manhattan zo I6 jan. I3 Ithaca Dartmouth I7 35 ,EI 0 fi:w-fmw ' figs n ' 1 . A-,' V z 1 . ' 'QE 16' A - N w ap 9 If , -n--. - - .- 44 'EE mrvziling 'a'J i1T. Q. qt. Y 'iff .u. Q..,. . 0A S?iW?? - my . 9 I .N , ew: - , - - 3' .' N I xx - ' 'N , U . W 1 l, ' - 1' 1' JI 1 WE l . K .2351 s.. i Y? I xx .5 x1:xp L f Feb ,I I KNOWLES G01-'F O CONNELL COLLINS WHEATON Dou. S1-mx PL.-um Au. EGLOFF ox-msov M Tcl-:AT L Q3 m f W' -u .2,Qwao4. 4 in 415 K 'D' ,. 1 1 ..: H ' I- : 'N f , W 1 Y V,' L s , 4 0 s V: ' X 1 5 s A 1 'ltr I gf 0 tr B Q , W Y . I A 1' - - A A 1 .1 air ' .. A - I fm , Q . , . ' Y- ' . f Iliff ' Q . 5 2 Q- '. A . 5- I :P 1 '-ss. f I . f 'ri ,X 1 iq -, .1,'rx u .1 I ' 'K 5:1 .-ls, X -- 1, -- . - -.-.. x. f . . . 214, JI . , 1 A' -X v 4 EN xg' A A . -N. J 5 11' -f f x.. Y 'LQ --ian 'sua Q - . - L, ' - V- -- -.iv MA - Q :' ' f , ' .h K X I Q, , ,Q , 1 .Q s X qA..: 1- Y. ,Y I 1 'll , , - . 1l'i :I W W . .mp , I ' 1-i1lE '79 Ir Q4 'P .. T'l'11J C' VIKL1 g'j':v5.,. RQ ff W 5311 :foam -ut liireatling, Gram, 19111-11 Qhiiirrrz L. PEAKE,,II . . . . . Captain H. C. WHEATONJII . . . . Manager H. W. KNOWLES,,I2 . . . Assistant Manager W. C. O,CONNELL,,II ..... Coach Featherweight Class Special-weight Class Lightweight Class Weltewveight Class Middleweight Class Light Heavyweight Class Heavyweight Class over Harnitg Gram II5 pounds 125 pounds 135 pounds 145 pounds 158 pounds 175 pounds 175 pounds pa-X ja. 395952 -sfv:..l.241i A. T. JoHNsoN,'11 J. T. MAcHAT,'I2 E. A. DOLL,,I2 L. PEAKEJII H. R. ALLEN,,I2 R. N. SHAW,,I2 A. L. GOFF,,II Hninvraiig Glhampinnuhipn 115-pound Class 125-pound Class 135-pound Class 145-pound Class 158-pound Class 175-pound Class L. J. H. R. T. JOHNSON,lII R. LEW1s,'14 -I. HOPKINS,,II PEAKE,,II ALLEN,,II . N. SHAW,,I2 Heavyweight Class L. GOFF,,I 1 ilierurh Feb. I3 at Ithaca Cornell 6 Lehigh 1 Intercollegiate Meet Mar. 4 at Ithaca Cornell 55- Penn. Il:-I March 25, at Princeton Mar. IO at Ithaca Cornell 3 Penn State 4. Mar. I7 at S. Beth. Cornell Forfeited to Lehigh Won by Princeton Mar. 18 at New York Cornell Won from Columbia 4-91 .Fr , ' , Zixh .F i - I we , ,. . ff f , 1 ,um Qrghsgi' N 4 X Z ,e ,n5fgJ Q 1' xi 5: .- Q Q- 2 1 Qlarrnnnv 1 4- -if--i GJ ' - - 'I L4 ' , 1 ui lanky i , A X 'inwxx Ifzzifi gr 5 , - i -1 W '-L U, M 1? U v v 1 5 I 5 gf 0 tr . 5 t, 1 7'34r . - r 'i T A z,1-'F ' I - ' .- - Q,..'.:,f x f 4... fn, - - L- I .'- . W Y 5 v- . g- s rn s J N STUCKER, BfI3D3gCf BURT ANDREWS HUNTER, Coach IJARLINU OATES Uwminwoon, Asst. Bigf- ' 3 FRIHS TAYLOR CHRISTENSEN Kim' W.-xLBR1DcE,Capt, Dr:vI'r'r CHAPM,-xx SERRELL ' .1 HAIST BIATTHAI CARLTON BOND K R.-UCFR . y 5 'lglv II, K X' ' 4 iug? . 'EM .-if - - - V. -- f W L' -l i.' W ,-,- ,V A- QQV. ' 'vb' x 'VX Sa i' f ' W' l.'. fs ' ' -' 'Q - ,,' . . ' 'IJ , ' 5 , E A-Saewaof.. f + as ' ' - -,, . A TTT' X f G -il! xiii' ,U . te? if A R via? J r 5 l2 ',i 'RZQWZQ Semi' E 1 9905 , i L sfo! A f ' - I 566320: Q 1- e , P 9 by , lilo., lt .. ,X U55- 5A,iJtllIl. 3lltggt ' CM E QW I h. .: -' - I ,1 x o x :.,A..A:N1-ri Eff.: l:?viMif1?2:.Ctli1t- - , A NQQA 19111 'QJQEIEYHEEP Elvttm 0Pitirrra RODNEY OLIN VVALBRIDGE,iIO . . Captain SAMUEL CHARLES STOCKERJIO .... Manager HAROLD AMES UNDERWOOD,,II . Assistant Manafrer . - U M,ARSHALL VANDERHOEF,,II . Acting Assistant Manager TALBOT HUNTER .,..., Coach Gram WILLIAB1 DEAN CARLTON,'II . RALPH EDGAR CHAPMANSII . FOSTER ADELBERT HAIST,,II . ALAN GRAENIE DARLING,,II . CHRISTOPHER LEO DEVITT,,IO THOMAS HARVEY SKINNER ANDREWS,,IO . ROY TAYLOR,,IO WALDEBIAR HANS FRIESQII . HENRY ANDREW KIEP,,IO , RODNEY OLIN WALBRIDGE,,IO JOSEPH FLEMING MA'TTHAI,,II RUDOLPH CHRISTENSEN, JR.,,IO . Goal . Point Cover Point First Defense .Second Defense , Third Defense . Center Third Attack Second Attack First Attack Gutside Home Inside Home Suhntitutrn FRANK AUSTIN BOND,,I2 JOHN JACOB SERRELL,,IO JAMES LEWIS KRAKER,,I2 FRANK RICHARDSON OATES,,IO GEORGE JAMES BURT,,II Date Opponents Place Cornell Opponents Apr. I6 Rochester Ithaca O Apr. 23 Crescent A. C. New York 6 May 2 Columbia New York O May I4 Hobart Geneva 4 May 22 Harvard Cambridge 7 May 23 Stevens Hoboken 1 May 28 Hobart Ithaca 2 Total zo FF?-X P 'F' I 1 A'-sexy' ' 1 ' WZ' ff E, ., L , A x .f i ,t ha 1 J Cx 1 sw A 1 - . ,gf . ir, ff: v ' . H :Q 'QTWWELQQJE A 'I 1112 11 gr ,- :! Jo 'mxQv-flziyl x if W 1-1 ' - f- ' M , - - K-.-:gp -..,,,1-, '- ' f cy 2--+1 -- -if QP .I t 'fm . v 15, 1 , . 'K .f'1' u ' , - 1, 2 .. . : Y?- gmt,- ' ' -ESQ- :iq Q91 'M 4 PC1514 JJ gli BARR DAX wbox MAQOUNJ HOLLOW AY JAMP Q A1 LI GEI AS ESPIINDOLA Roo BURTON AN DL x MORSE Am DREW Q SHORT O CONNOR CLCCIA L .1 'Awww ff J J 5 Wu .mfs-ff' km 0 -f l . W . V 1 I 1 P 5 , xc v m I Q v X 1 Q x Q if . ' tr . I i , S . , 1 ' x W I 4 V - ' T 1 'T u A ' . I' ' -QF .-' Y. . 3 L1 '5 H .x .-'W A . , -N 1,1 - Q - Us tru - Q, , ,' y 1 - s u Q, .sq x ', ' - - 1- 4 V .L ' 5 . ' - ... , - - , - -,v . ll -f . 1. n -. 'il ' ' W N ' ,I xx . J ' 'W i i ' W A 1 V uf . yt - 7 , , , , . . . , 1 f xx . SON . ' 5 ' is , if L .T I. Q A '.. wa' f aj,-' i V F Q , . Y. s' YV ' V X' 'Q v ' ' W 1 1 - l ! . .Q YQ 1 Q 9 Q' l s-Q, , vw I A .I as . . J - 4 . , X . . H, '- A Y 9 .1 , 37 , v 1 i x d':'g I 1 . L!! ' - ' .li , Y k K ' F 1 I' ' P XXX NN my M MH Ms s I nu llllill X , I-T l-T' ATIAT ATI' 1 L.,.l YKJIJ YL! , llifuuu W U5'rm ami- Elienring Gram, 19111-11 'W' zEiE.Qipi...,,,, A f M,-,, Tiff? , I x 4 H i Z ww 9 -I A in xf 'SZ I . Q ip . f 'HU , lllllull lu ,,, ' i I mini mimi. iniiinslifilui .1 . . ALLISON II ,,.... Captain PW 9 DARIO ESPINDOLA,:II G. D. ROOS,,II C. H. DAv1DsoN,'11 ...... Manager J. W. MAGOUN,,I2 . . Assistant Manager J. M. GELAS . . . Coach Hninrraiig Glharnpinns Foils ,..,. . G. D. ROOS,,II Saber . . P. W. ALL1soN,'11 Gram ilirrnrh Date Score Winner Feb. I7 1911 Columbia at New York . 7-2 Cornell Mar. 3 1911 Pennsylvania at Philadelphia 6-3 Cornell Mar. 4. 1911 Navy at Annapolis . . 5-4 Cornell Apr. 1 1911 Intercollegiates Won by Cornell 495 R Q-- . - -- :A-H H ' - 'q - 359'-S P . '- -I YL- '. -, ' 3 . , x -N .I 4 5 Vg. - 1 110' D: ' x. -A hi 1 .' - ' . ' --'A - ' ' 1 ' ' 1' Z-LfP1111I5 E, 13 , . fu' i , is ir-, 5 . v 5 I ' .11 v . Y ,x ,355 . Q its 'I .- bmw 'fi-f Q53 .- .5 . Wi. ,Q -4 , fl, 7 4 . 1 X' 5 , . 8 f . -1 l 5 s f. 4 5' 1 ' A . ' , 'F i Y : Q1 K ' - ' .- ' I I . . 1 - s .ti ff?-'ia-5'3Tb':: -.5 1 ,k' s . f I o I, tug. :- ug 1 i ri 53: ' . ::' Y 5 ' ZVIELDRUM, Assistant Manager HOAGI.,-xxn Hou-ox HARTLEY .' t PI-'AU MCCLAVE7 '1'Ru's'r L01-EMAN ' ,n Manager, Captain 1. -'lf 2 . ,-' U I f h -- L J : MA 4 I ' . , .4 2' l1b f k f ' lkfii H 1 A '- 5 N 'A'a2QW6W2A3 ' 414- ' Q Dafa? , 'TMI ' ..- .,I 4,.,.--:..----.----- '3 E X .l.L.1 YIAJ 'T' I .Q 1 II E I - X f J ' If 1li.l5jfk ...,' , it p p h MII , I an it flu: .lr he 'bfi' AVI Jnjvli. . 'Y Ci' A I I Glnrnrll Elvnniz Gram, 19111 Gmiirrra G. V. HOI.TON,,II . . . Captain A. S. MELDRUIvI,'II . . . . Manager A. S'I'UBER,,I2 ..... Assistant Manager Spring Gram, 15111 R. B. MCCLAVE,,IO, Captain G. V. HOLTON,,II G. I. HARTLEY,,IO C. HOAGLANDJII 'CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL HCORNELI. E. T. PFAU,,I2 Annual Ellall Zlntrrfrniernitg Zifennin Olhampiunzhip Field of 50 Entries Won by S. F. NIXON,,II Qwanli nf Spring illllvriia, Swaaun nf 15111 Place vs. PRINCETON Ithaca vs. SWARTHMORE Swarthmore vs. NAVY Annapolis vs. LAFAYETTE Easton vs. COLUMBIA New York vs. MICHIGAN Ithaca vs. UNION Schenectady 497 Date Cornell Opponents April 30 2 7 May 6 6 O May 7 5 I May I3 6 O May I4 VVet grounds May 21 2 4. May 28 3 3 'ifsyr PL :bf ' ' A f-virgsxyh M T S YY ' ' H ' ' ll'r5' f . , . L wxf x vf 5 4 A ,, 7f:..'.f Y xx : ,J Snrrvr 1 E IL y:gn R' N L .,- 'N - 15 -5 A -, ., . 5 s ls' QV. .E L by - 5 ' 5 i- . 1', XQIQJJ J . C' Q31 W1 u 'Wx H a U 'slugs' N .25-5' ,I - x ,a g W 'Q . WJ . ix f . 'I I Y? ig PC1514 S1 A 1A K N BRYC Bo GES ARMSTRONG WOOD UFF Tm T s Ca ta COOP COLLKDO R SCH Blmc SMITH DEHU F hu ww' dx ul SX W m 1 'A Eu ,.. ' N . ' Y 'v A , x I l v v X ' I , U 5 - N : ' It 1 0 qr Q it ' w A P - K I ' -' - I f 'F . QM . ,V ,- ' . - - ' ,nz X--1, - - 3' x . v n, .ug l . xi- Q . K - , Q ' 3 . ' - .va W I R ry RIA E R . . ,' f ' R EST owmz, p in ER . - A A HAN F Wx fy: aff f . lf - 63 ' xi 4 , . ,, , , , 'I -Q ,vo .' ,. ' -,- ' I 'Al l l ., ,N if - - -'.. I Gi , . r . I , , . . ,q , Q w 1 -- - -- ' A . u N . , ' 5' -1 ' - - X'.. 1' .' ,- .' 'o 4 1 ' 5 -H A-Aaewaofftf Q ,yrw A, lJ.l..l lm f 1 xi.. . .ii ...A ill. lip.--- .A ea. , . my Llgrjftl -Sftlhlet-an Aaanriaiinn ilinnthall, 19111 0BftirP1'a A. C. TOWERS,,II . . . . . Captain R. M. TRIEST,,I2 . . . Vice-Captain W. L. COOPER,,IO . . . . . Manager C. R. ARMSTRONG,,II . . . Assistant Manager Gram W. A. DEHUFF,'1o . C. RASCH,,IO . D. G. BoRGEs,'12 . A. L. SMITH,,II . V. E. S1RAMARK1AN,'1o . R. M. TRIEST,,I2 . A. C. TOWERS,,II . W. L. COOPER,,IO . C. COLLADO,,II . G. B. BIRKHAHN,,II Left Outside Forward Left Inside Forward . Center Forward Right Inside Forward . Right Outside For ward . Right Half Back . Center Half Back . Left Half Back . Right Back . Left Back G. B. WOODRUFF,,IO . . . . . Goal Svnhatituteu A. O. RETANA,,I2 . . Forward A. G. PETERKIN, Sp. . Half Back H. EAsTwooD,'11 . . Forward R. BRYCE,,I2 . . Half Back illernril Cornell Opponents Auburn Theological Seminary . I o Auburn Theological Seminary . 3 0 Haverford . . . o 3 Columbia . O 8 Harvard . O 8 Pennsylvania o I Yale . Forfeit Wu W 3 -W-m a., fi .5 P . ' 1: -X J25L'?f' 1-1 .. mlkhwwlffb A - -1 vw 5 X1 1 A V, ff 4 . Xx .-.x..: . 1 . ,. .Q .-,Q F - .- . S ' ' ' -, mrmmmg , 1? Q a' 'Q ' WJ? n nz! 5.1 ...-ga, n . , A fi Q-1 L1 f -1 - x - ' f ,- ss'-ff' s s . . , '. ., ,. '- x . - x - - . N 1' V L l, - - 11 , ' - ' 1 f' nb 1 -L iif' y 'E Q . . ' Y aN fxt 3,1- THOR E Nxxoo hlazn C RX DAY RUDOLPH MALD1 LAUF MN D R HA 111.1-oN xVERNER OSTRANDER 4' Arm. . EN .E-N X A.. Hr . IG' , .Q ' was '- W 5,4 g f ifffiwfivl 14 35 ,ng 3W,5,,,,-f A L., 44, k I -f aw .A -4 All ' . '.N y I . ' I . W , . v . A , ' 0 s 1 X 1 C X Y - Q I lr . . , . W 1 0 J A I K, N Y x. 4-,F I ' - - ' -f f ...5 I . 1 ' .- 5. , ' -'. . .v Q :'- . ' ' X ff r - - . ' -4 .l x - ' Q- .- . P'.C,'b':J-4' ' I N ST, D . . ' .' t . 1-:R ' gs. SU' :s0.' . li. L . Q, W QXO 4 I 'cu 5,5 ' -' .af . .- ' .4 W . . A s , I g 1 ' - Nut. 1 Q z' O 1 ' ' lf. J , , , ' . ' 0 , v 1 , 4 I- 3 Y n 1 . ' X 6.1 I 1 -D I - l X . ..- - ' , ' k -0: A - 3,1 fx Q , . 1' ',-ii.. ', .g ij ia f va. . ... U rt 1 A A 1 T Arr' A A .alta Z , ,,,,. i ' ll 'l llll' llllll lil llll ll llllllllllllllll et ' . Win nw ,J . f 1 - ri ---.il tif WW to T gg page 1 if C I I ' X' Q W i 1 I llllllllllllu I Q 6 ,. Q J 'Z --- if ij? f -iy -fa--mf: ff C??,'ff Swimming Umm. 1511 H. W. WYALKERCII ...... Captain W. THORNE,.II ....,, Manager C. R. lVlEISSNER.,I2 .... Assistant Manager' iilelag Gram F. MAI,DINER,'II V. H. WERNER,,I2 H. W. WAI,KER,,II A. C. DAY,'I3 B. H. Aus'r1N,'11, Substitute ' 50 Yards Ioo Yards 220 Yards H. W. WALKER,'II H. W. WALKER,.II M. M. MAZE,'I3 F. MALDINER,,Il A. C. DAY,,I3 G. H. HAMII.TON.,I2 H. D. SHAMRERCLSIZ, Substitute Plunge Fancy Dive G. SANDERSON, JR.,'11 E. G. KAUF1viAN,'11 H. C. STANWOOD,,I3 R. B. Os'rRANnER,'13 1511111 Gram V. H. WERNER,'I2 p F -dQ F. MALDINER,.II l ' ' A ' Olwal 5 H. VV. WALKER,,II . Center Forward M. M. MAZE,,I3 W. H. RUDO1.PH,iI2 l ' ' ' Backs L. H. CARY,,I2 ...... Goal guhatitutizz G. H. HAMIL'1'ON,lI2 R. B. OSTRANDER,.I2 G. SANDERSON, .IR.,'11 H. C. STANWOOD,,I3 ifuzrnrh Date Opponents VVater Polo Op. Dec I6 Yale at New Haven Cornell 7 Yale 46 I5 Dec I7 Columbia at New York Cornell II Columbia 42 26 Jan. I3 Pennsylvania at Philadelphia Cornell 5 Penn. 48 I2 Jan. 14 Princeton at Princeton Cornell 7 Princeton 46 22 Mar. 3 C. C. N. Y. at New York Cornell I5 C. C.N.Y. 38 o 32 ' -F' ' -. G -X1 -- - V - if l 1297 P . L' f. -, iv X' '-S535 w' S Ng . 5 V, ' 'ii fl?jVL.? ' .1-iw 3, 2 'Y m 5Q5'. .. Ax if' -' l 6 ff: .5 n . . . , - ,N J 1 f T Sv ' - ' '. 5 rl: 1 .- I 1 ' . S, -6- A 'LE' ' 'l'f3':.1 iJI . .-.naw .f 1. . -f ..f - .- - . . .Y . . . 1, ' . X. 1.1 , 5 Q - - - - - . Q 1 s x . I . at , fXC:I-,g. Q 0' 5 . - . ' - , 5 5 . . 5 . , x I 3 5 i ' F' Q, ' J-' P 5 ' luv Y ' -X -21.1 t . Q . A Q51 , . H QI I NQX MX ' Wi .3445 gf HX f - Q21 W ' . - , iv ' I -A 1-it 5, V . 1 Yagi Q5 pcm 1 X 1 1 W 5 Q 3 X RJ QLQJI55 44 i I . . , K I - Q X v Q W s t ' Q ' J! , -r 1 l W I A 1' 5 ' xi A 1 51 , T K up H . . I ' , - - . - ' A. . w c':F ' . 511- W u - M. xx.. 1 ' 1 i I I 0: J V x I, -I l' x - ,X s.. 0 s S, nl! '55 B w .'-' . v 4 :L Q - ' ' -, .t 7 :' r 'N '. x ' Q . 0' ' 4 1 ,:' J ' 1 -If I 5 WEARY GORDON Mm-'1-ENET . -A C0 L Rust Captain Hx ' YI g . Q, 'flu l , f -,H , . -Y-,X 4 ' 'VIA Q W h xx x ' ' SQ :' '- zz I 'I D .1 ' ', P . O Q 1, V , .Q I x Gi 'F l. . If I ' il Y , ,W .-as - - - ,J T s 1 ' 1 Q4 4 f 1 ' -lm. ' li 5 - P' - ,... . .Q-1 7 1 iw 'Wu,,g- ax ff.. fW,,jWf'a, mi:-.. fgixtrf- ' - 354, f 'lf-ht' ag ,lx K M uw gate- , I i'j.- J.. in-,U ' , 1 L - ' 5' 1 4g.f,,y ' 'T' 51 ' 9---4 - ' 4- V fy 3 K-ig:-i , PM V4 KM. . L, 4 '- Glurnvll Gulf Gram, 19119-111 Gbilirera A. L. ROSE,,IO . . . Captain E. C. HEG,,IO . . . . . Manager F. C. HEYWOOD,iII . . . Assistant Manager Qbprn 3112111 Qlhampinnahip, 1999 Won by ...... C. H. MCARTHUR,,I3 Runner up ..... G. E. MORSE,,I2 0913211 Spring Glhampinnahip, 19111 Won by ...... W. G. COPELAND,yIO Runner up ..... R. D. GORDON,,I2 Spring iliilairhva, 1919 May 7, 1910 at Binghamton, N. Y. . Cornell 4 Country Club 8 May 19, 1910 at Philadelphia, Pa. . Cornell 5 U. of Pa. 8 May 20, 1910 at Lawrenceville, N. . Cornell II Lawrenceville 1 1919-11 R. D. WEARY,iI2 . . . Captain F. C. HEYWOOD,,II ...... Manager D. D. MERRILL,,I2 .... Assistant Manager Gbpen Eliall Qiliampinnahip, 19111 Won by ...... R. D. GORDON,'I2 Runner up ...... T. V. ELY,'13 Srhehnlv, 1911 May 6, 1911 at Binghamton, N. Y. . . Country Club vs. Cornell May I2 IQII at Albany, N. Y. . . . Williams vs. Cornell May I3 IQII at Albany, N. Y. . . Dartmouth vs. Cornell May I8 IQII at Philadelphia, Pa. . . U. of P. vs. Cornell May IQ IQII at Lawrenceville, N. . . Lawrenceville vs. Cornell May 20, IQII at Princeton, N. Y. . . Princeton vs. Cornell gay n ' ' HQ! f f- yn 'Y'- 3'2?'Qrf 9 ' 'i f' Q2M'? '.f f XY-val 1, 4 s :- Tig ,.- N 0 ' N an ' 61 75 Glrirkvt 3 gl .La v' '- ' .,,,,,,q , .. .. Qgfffgg ff . r. - -. 1,1 1 Y V Q ,Y - 7 - Y - , , - .' W 'Z 'I SS':.1'f,,,l ,- ---':.T ,. ',-.- -- -,f '..- - J - - . -T . - , . ' i !:. J w5 ,-1 Ur-- - Q- .. f .v ', , .Q : f 7'?'4r 'U N F lim 65543 QW Q53 35' , lj A 1 Q3 FCE-P! IO Luso C B o fb wr' W . x , , s , s' ' 0 X 1 5 , s I C ' gf I l ' ' x I. W ' A 4 A . . ., , ,. 'F ' I 'i Q '- .' Y V ' w !, F in ' 5 ' ' l o . sz- ' - - ' . I rx fm ' 1- '- -' 3 -- - - .2 -.' sf- .', . I 'suv fn .4 ,125 h N , - .. -I f ' i' Y v . X I ' V , , ,. I ,I j a 5, I G 1 Pima IS B 0cH . Nm-1 HLING - S - G ..'T 1' .R s .-X .' E. .T '00 Joe. HIM ' .1 L: A: KLV rn' QK5 - Y, , 5- 'st' gee' I .XY . W -6 qki' rijf' x , . .' - '-tx! ' L, 11 'Q . 1 Q 6' Q' .lb I I- . 0, . x . ' lg , W W V Y .gs . - V . If fgw 6 ... . - ' 'X W- 'Hx Wh. .515 J , ' J X i x . Zin- -., X . I . J .uMl,gJ R nlpn 1., 1 IR. iw Q 'I I Km Khh. lg gl W, Vx Qlrirkvi Gram, 19111 Gmiirvrz JAMES R. BRYCE,,I2 . . . Captain J. M. GRANT,,II . . Vice-Captain W. L. COOPER,,IO . . . . . Manager HARRX' EASTWOOD,,II , . . Assistant Managm Umm J. M. GRANT,,II J. R. BRYCE,'I2 W. B. JOACHIM,,I2 F. K. PERKINS,,I2 H. EAsTWo0D,,11 R. P. KENNEDY,,I2 P. C. SAINBORGJIZ . H. NEE'fHLING,,I2 . R. BROOKS,,I2 H. LEVINE,,I2 C. FAURE,'12 J L J- Sruhztitutvn P. W. ALLISON,,II L. C. BOOCHEVERQIZ O. C. FERRIS,,I2 :RPIUYB Games Played Won Lost Tied 4 1 3 0 505 Mis fp f F xr' ' tflilitf ' :ks -wise. i i I I in il- :V H' Q 'i Q ,- I 1 , Q ,fs . ' 1 V fl ix, ' ' .EY-..I5. ' 1 'M . 4 . c. ,.,'i, -.-,bg -N f -Q 3' J ff 04 inttermgless I I IA Jn , fr....u.1 AM a great believer in the value of athletics to the college student. ' It trains him in the use of his limbs and teaches him how to take care of himself and the de- mands he may safely make upon his strength and bodily resources. More than this, however, athletics have a distinct educational and moral value. The athletic field is the great laboratory for the study of human nature. It is the one place Where all students meet upon a common footing and Where each individual is apt to disclose very quickly all the qualities and characteristics which go to make up that intangible and complex something known as personality. Any man Who goes through college Without having had the experience in analyzing and estimating the motives and impulses of the student mind which is afforded by the contact and intercourse of the athletic field misses a great deal. Besides serving as a school for the training of the body and as a laboratory r for the study of man, the athletic field plays an important part in the develop- ment of character. Not only does it teach the value of discipline and co-operation, but it seems to me that a man who follows out conscientiously a Well-planned course of training in preparation for a race or other contest must needs exercise his Will- power and determination, and he is more apt, therefore, in after life to stick te- naciously to a given course. Success in athletics, ninety-nine times out of a hun- dred, is the result of fitness and persist- ence and, although a victory is often put down as the result of a chance play or a brilliant spurt, the athlete knows that the individual or team that depends upon winning a contest by such means without having put forth the proper kind and l amount oftraining is doomed to disappoint- ment and failure. I venture to say, to put PROFESSOR C. V. P. YOUNG 506 the matter concretely, that the proportion of crew men graduating from Cornell who have won a substantial measure of success in their vocations is considerably above the average, and that this is largely attributable to the fact that it has been so thoroughly impressed upon their minds, as a result of their prolonged course of preparation, that dogged determination is the first essential to success. I advocate athletics in moderation for everyone, therefore, because I see in them a most important factor in the training of the useful and capable citizen. I am an enthusiastic l'OOtCI' for intercollege athletics at Cornell, because they furnish an oppor- tunity for the great body of students to get the benefits to be derived from partici- pation in them without entailing the time and attention which is demanded byinter- collegiate competition. The Intercollege Athletic Association is now in the fourth year of its existence, and the period has been marked by a steady growth in the strength of the organization and in the number of students participating. An encouraging sign is the development of an athletic organization in some of the colleges, and I believe that we may now confidently look forward to the time when all the colleges will have associations whose function it shall be to stimulate interest and organize energies in such a way as to insure the keenest competition. I may add in conclusion that in this direction it seems to me lies the solution of the problem of present-day athletic conditions, for from the wide-spread participation of the student body in the various forms of athletics is bound to come a healthier and saner view ofthe rela- tive importance ofthe intercollegiate contest and the significance of an athletic victory. C. V. P. YOUNG INTERCOLLEGE CREWS 507 C: I X ,455 , 5 -24 6-i -I , - 6 - I ii i ., g kV.- 'l f I-if ,' i ': 1:,W 2 Sl 1 --.- 1- t ' ' ' ,, , '.f'- - 3:2 l 5 f-.A.' ' A m y Li Q' 'A1'2 - 1:.A ..'- ly, Jlntrrrnllrgv Qlhnmpinnahip, 19115-111 Ellinul Svtanhing College Points Civil Engineering 485 Agriculture . 435 Mechanical Engineering I 39 Arts . . 325 Law . . 28 Veterinary I8 ,Architecture . rr Elruxk Meri Busehnll Serin May zo, 1910 April 18-June r College Points College VV. L. Perct. Mechanical Engineering 4 roof Civil Engineering . 6 o I.ooo Civil Engineering . Q45 Mechanical Engineering 5 I .833 Arts . . 77 Veterinary . , 4 2 .666 igriculture . 585 Agriculture , 2 4 aw . IO aw I 5 .I Architecture . 7 Architecture I 5 , 166 Veterinary . 5 Arts I 5 . 166 ilntvrrnllrgr llvgaita ltlreliminarg Barra Ziliunl ikarr I Agriculture I Agriculture 2 Civil Engineering 2 Sibley 3 Arts 3 Law I Sibley Elnzrrs' Efiinal iliarr 1 Civil Engineering 1 Architecture 1 Law 2 Civil Engineering 2 Sibley 3 Arts 3 Architecture 5o8 1 19111-11 Sinnhing, April 1, 1911 Agriculture . 31 Sibley . . . 25 Civil Engineering . . ZI Law . . . I5 Arts . . 14 Veterinary . 1 Architecture , 73 Ammriutinn Zllnnilmll Qlrnmi VV. L. Perct. Agriculture . . 6 0 1 .000 Sibley , Civil Engineering . 4 1 .800 Agriculture . Veterinary . . 4 1 .800 Civil Engineering Sibley . . 2 3 .400 Veterinary , Architecture . 1 3 . 250 Law . Arts . 1 4 .zoo Arts . Law . 0 6 .000 Architecture Eunkvtliall Zlnhnnr W. L. Perct. Law . 6 0 I .000 Agriculture Sibley . . . 5 1 .833 Arts . . Civil Engineering . 4 2 .666 Civil Engineering Agriculture . . 3 3 .500 Sibley . , Arts . . 2 4 .333 Architecture . Architecture . 1 5 . 166 Veterinary Veterinary . 0 6 .000 Law . 509 Qlnnntrg Qlnrnitml Points 88 101 121 262 321 337 Points 232 21? 165 Z 2 I INTE RCOLLEGE CROSS-C0 UNTRY RACE Co uftesy Intercollegiate Nlagazine W X 7 Ili X flf' SRL Ts K3 ?Q- Ky AC 75QP QQ Am O THAT Q Uma O wwjf Q mm QQ? Qmmo LET J O FEMTQ QQYEQQ J. C. A. LAUli A. J. STUDIZ T 1IlN .nw m H. B. BOLE E. P. DUGAN W. G. HICICM.-IN E. B. HIAGNER H. A. BADE H. L. CROSS N. M. JAMESOX T. H. MCK.-uc: C. G. BARRETT PITT COVERT, JR. H. W. Four: F. H. HAHNEI, W. M. AITCHISON P. L. DAY J. W. GAVETT, JR. H. N. HUBKPHREX' S. E. Roms T. K. SENIOR W. G. STEPHENSON F. P. BRONSON XVESTON G.KVETT H. S. JOHNSON L. P. WVARD H. P. BLUMENAUIER C. IXICCUNIE F. W. KULTCH.A R F. C. OSBORNIZ VFHOS. BRADLEI-I W. C. M. BUTLER W. L. DAUENHAUER C. C. CHENEI' HI SE C. J. H. C I E S I SPIIJIIY Bull - S. F. NIKON, Chairman XVELL .NAMES D. W. M.-xGowAN H. CULL E. E. SHERIIJAN C- FORD F. H. CRASSXVELLER A. LINCOLN W. E. ITAYVKE Stllilll' 33511111121-lf. G. RIRCARTHUR, Chairman R. WV. POST G. B. PAGE J. S. TWADDELL S. H. SUTTON W. A. BENNETT R. XV. XVIGGINS R. P. HEATH H. F. BIGLER, JR. A. T. Joi-INSON J. P. Hlcrcocic 9PlIil'll.' Shuti' -A. G. D.-IRIING, Chairman T. R. LUDLAK1 R. B. KEPLINGER XV. D. SCI-IULTZ O, G, BTILLER A. K. BELL H. H. XVILLIAMSON MAX DANZINGI-:R F. D. BURNETT J. O. FUCHS P. B. FISHER 521121111 Qlnllllllfiirv 7 D. A. HOXX'ARD, Chairm1n E. E. THOMPSON J- H . SHERMAN .ARMIN KRUTZSCH J. F. MATTHAI E. M. ST. JOHN E. BENNETT, Ex-ofHuo H. P. Lucr L. PI-IAKE C. M. THIELE J. E. BENNETT, Ex-officio W. M. GARRIGI11-:s W. H. KENNEDY H. RIONTGOMERY J F. BENNETT, Ex-nfficlo W. F. PETERSON C. N. SEAGRAVE L. D. Smsoxw D. R. SWINTON A. C. 'IQOXVERS J. E. BENNETT, Ex-offlfmn R. H. FULL!-LF J. G. TURNISLYLL V. A. STIBOLT H. H. D'AUTRER1oNT E. THOMSON C. A. FRANHE J. O. XNINSLOW H. E. GR1FP'1TH L. R. BROWN H. R. LAFFERTX' W. H. FRI!-ZS A. M. ROIBERTS C. R. HUGINS QIIZIHK Eng - J. O. XVINSLOW, Chairman H. P. REID T. R. Cox W. K. XVELLS C. V. NOIIACK G. S. BARNUNI MISS R. F. XVHITE G . H. BROWN 01172111 GPIPIJYIIIJITI1 W. VAN COTT I .. D. EAIMERT Gap Hllh fglllllll- NIISS C. M. STIVERS C H. VV. XYALKER, Chairm H. M. BLACK H. KIAIBALL, Chairman STANTON BKIOTT V. G. IIJHOMASSEN Im . A. BICCORKLE MISS R. F. NVHITE Alltlltlli fEIlBhgP-A. W. HAwI:Es, JR., Chairman J. H. CRoSToN A. W. Comes S. O. H0lYSER R. F. HlTRlPHREX' FREDERII-K Kill-INE N. G. BTCLIIOD F. BIALDINER H. H. iX'TlLLRR NV. P. ROSE N. G. SEIPI- 512 MISS A. M. K.ALMBArH W. D. CARLTON MISS L. M. XVILLIAMS E. BENNETT, EX-oflicio C. H. DAVIDSON VV. JNICNICKLE J. E. BENNETT, Ex-officio J. H. NLYCSENT C. A. Vom-z J. E. BENNETT, Ex-officio O. C. TORREX' L. T. WHICH G. O. ZELLER J. E. BI-INNITT, Ex-niicmu W ICO MITTEES I J 1. 'Lib ' ..' L J M EQ C. S. ABBOT1 F. M. COEFIN W. G. DISTLFIIL H. VV. GRANT R. T. ISETT D. D. NIERRIL1. J. S. NICHOLS W. VV. SLAYMAKER E. H. BAKER, JR. CINHOMAS DOUGLAS A. HIGH J. P. RIPLEY A. M. THOMPSON G. C. ANDREWS, JR. ALFRED BONNEY, JR. CARL CRANDALL L. W. FOSTER P. D. NICCARTHY D. A. RUSSELL F. YOAKUM, -JR. H. H. ALLPOR'I' WRIGHT BRONSON W. D. DALRYMPLF A. J. JACOBS H. B. ROGERS C. T. RVANZER Qienvral Qlnnumittrr C. P. XVEEKI-TS, Qil'lI1iI'l'I12ll1 T . S. BERNA S. H. CROUNSE, JR. C. B. FERGUSON R. F. HAI.L W. O. KRUSE 'If FI. WIURRELL K. E. PFEIFFER S. N. STIMSON Jluninr lgrnnxwxiahr R. D. XVEARY, Chairmzm W. F. BRYAN E. DEVLIN H. B. LIGGETT J. W. STODDARD G. L. WALTER, JR. Eluninr QIIUIRPI' K. W. GASS, Chairman CI. E. BENTLEY W. C. CONGER H. C. FLANIGAN E. M. HENDERSON J. W. MAGOUN A. SAALFIELD E. F. BOVVEN, Ex-OHiciO .iluninr 5172221 I. CLARK, Chairman C. C. BINTZ F. A. BOND C. E. ljl-IDICKE R. VV. KELLOGG J. F. ROBERTS M. D. XIAII. 513 C. F. CARPliN'I'IiR CURTIS IJELANO W. D. HAZEI.TON M. A. GORDON VVALTER 'JOHNSTON H. N. PUTNAM E. H. TEAGLI-' G. B. VVAKELEY F. F. ROXVEN, Hx-O1'HciO W. B. CALDWELL C. E. PINNEY K. D. PETTIT ADOLPH STUBER F. F. BOWEN, Fx-Officio J. C. BARIQER A. H. COLCORD J. S. FASSETT D. G. KEARNEY, JR. C. H. PARMELEE G. C. SALISBURY C. V. BIAIRGFR L. C. BOOCHEVER GUSTAV EGLOFF D. G. RJUNROE A. L. VAN SICLHN F. F. ROXVEN, Fx-Oi'HciO C MITTEE3 1 III!! .Im I I F. M. STEPHENS E. T. JACKMAN C. A. MAJOR H. R. EYRICH L. D. CLUTE W. N. PAINE C. D. ALBRIGHT B. H. SNOW C. W. WHITNEY H. TVIEISTER C. F. CORNET F. W. FALK S. M. HAMILTON M. F. SWALWELI. T. V. TVIEYER, JR W. T. DILLON J. C. STRAHAN C. W. BROWN D. K. CI-IAMPAIGN A. E. BANNISTER A. B. COZZENS R. C. KINSCHERF H. P. BUEHNER J. A. DITTRICH W. F. THATCHER lm Olntillinn Qlummittme W. VAN KIRK, Chairman J. K. VANDERVEER R. B. KROGSTADT C. LAWRENCE C. M. GILCHRIST J. P. JONES D. S. SHAMAN Stunt Glummitiee J. H. O,CONNELL G. R. RINKE G. MILLER W. H. TAYLOR S. HOUGHTON L. B. PITCHER, Ex- ALBERT HORNER, JR., Chairman E. P. WILLIAMS F. G. JOHNSON A. C. TREGO L. B. PITCHER, Ex-oHicio Zinnquvi Glnmntiiirr E. W. BUTLER, Chairman S. E. EDGAR E. TRAINER HUGO ZELLER B. O,CONNOR C. A. COONS P. A. FRANKLIN 15312 Glnmmitivr B. S. PAGE, Chairman J. F. WHITEHEAD J. D. MCCORMICK L. B. PITCHER, Ex-oHiciO Svnphnxnurr Svmukvr G. D. HARDIN, Chairman C. A. BIERMA E. M. SCHEU E. T. RICHARDSON E. S. BATES A. F. ZANG H. F. COORS 514 F. E. NORTON A. R. MCCOWN D. C. DOUOHERTY J. H. SMITH W. D. LAMDIN W. H. BENNETT R. G. NEVINS J. H. TNTUNN L. B. PITCHER, Ex- W. M. WELLMAN ELMER RAE J. NTASON G. W. BURNHAM E. P. COLE H. A. FITZSIMMONS A. EGGLESTON Officio oHiCiO L. B. PITCHER, Ex-oHHcio ll! il Alllll C OMMITTEES I if f '. all yn' . A I , AM' , . ,,, y ,,,. ..--- ml ...1 I... ...1 h... ill lllll Hill L Freshman Zfianqnet Glnmmiiiee R. H. AULL F. P. BILLS S. W. EHRICH W. H. FRITZ, JR. A. S. HART B. W. HENDRICKSON A. F. LUBKE L. B. TIMMERMAN, Chairman A. F. REES, JR. P. E. GREEN E. SIMMONS P. G. HAVILAND E. M. TIERNEY D. M. LARROWE A. K. WEBSTER B. REYNOLDS F. R. BAUER CHRISTIAN SCHWARTZ A. P. DIPPOLD S. M. STEVENS, JR. R. P. FOWLER C. V. TER KNILE O. M. CLARK, Ex-officio THE FRESHMAN BANQUET ' -,,1j:,,,,1-A. Z f --mls. fr- , X -:ix ,ag v,t,,g7.f?ff422if' 'Ei , 1 t,sf?fiig,,,,a,,h Li , 'ffT5? My -ifzlr 7 7,5 vrgrfij c f 4 A ',f, V ff 1 1 f: . 1 Y- V V N 4, p Wifi 1 2? fl - - sk ' l!l:?!l ,Q Z - 3 af ,..- ssl 1 SS e IS I CRY ffl N ee' - ,yy f. X 1 t .ll X f I' A .I . ' Z ffm T X ., .1111f'Ti3iZf1 ,, ' f ' Q77 fi U 'C TT' 1 1 1' -1 fi ffl -f f in if e A ref 'V 1 fl -I A ' 222,2u9-Ska, T ' l l- X . ,f 31.-1 Q I , 115 - 1- my l ' I S Q A 'Q X ' i,T41, Q7YV7 sf 1 ,gigi-ff- 1- Q ., if Y QRNELL, 1912, fair reader, has ever been some Class. It became apparent that we were a Class who did things when Hrst we dropped anchor OH: Renwick in that long-ago September. A chill shiver ran along the spinal vertebrae of IQII when they first sighted the .vfuelt figures of Billy Nlunk and Karl T5 4 5155, .I ' , ' . f l Gass tacking up State if ' - f 4 b X Street with a trunk un- ' bg 5 n , f ,f fli . A J I airy. der either arm. Imme- : Q fr -1-.' ' Q, ' 1 ' 5, 3-- 9 1.1 j',fj4j1 . . Q 5 5 1 diately a shuddering N ef-Q V i deputation of Sopho- ,f X ,A ' it 1-4 mores made for Prexy s A 1 ff OM' just the? PW Qglfjlgglm A ff was busy figuring out if , WH 1 472 Z7'f,12i1! 1 IWW Ea.. if 1 f I f , -- ll J, fff. M y .ag-:pf Ma y My how to squelch the 65?5Lg2jw 'ing mmf iggg ',47tZ -ft . . ay nl 'J Senior Banquet with- Q ug, 'J 'fi iff, 6, . ,-,4' W out using darn and .3 65'-J -v 1 1 E M-.meta -. 1. to the piteous petitions of IQII and abolished the institution yclept the Informal Underclass Rush. CORNELLIAN reporter Prexy gave as his reason for other unpleasant and unscholarly words. However, he gave ear bloody and horrendous When interviewed by a taking the step that he did not care to have his steel fence turned inside out again. Besides, he said, Sophomores did make such a mess when they were Hung into the creek. Instead of the Rush we had a nice, gentle bonfire up on the Library Slope. Let the ape and tiger dief' said Prexy, aptly quoting George Ade. 516 By the ape we guessed that he meant to insinuate things about the Sopho- mores, while we construed the tiger to personify the inimitable spirit of our own esteemed selves. On October 3, IQO8, we proceeded en masse to Mr. Sibley's dome, where Lew Henry and Bob Caldwell disclosed to us what a helluva good Class we were-so good that we deserved to support our own athletics, the treasury of the University Athletic Association having been depleted to meet the training expenses of the chess team. We took that as a matter of course the first week at Cornell, having been handing out the paternal simoleons for everything from fifty-cent campus tickets to five-bean matriculation fees, the latter large and mellillous word meaning that Davy doesn't correspond with us for nothing. But, anyhow, we rose nobly to the occasion, or something like that, and supported our own athletics with our own long green. We were the first ,U , Freshman Class in the history of Mr. F J rj W? Cornell's Elite Finishing School to take ' J V the step. , ,f . . rlwlfiltfnrft ,aw All through October, Johnnie High , . 1- ,Jqff K My .Egg and a bunch of other 1 I2 record-butch- i,f'1f,2'-.ll F to . . .4 -s:Qv'4?:fZ2 ers were touching the high places down A139675 'QA on Percy. Toward the end of the -g1H month we helcl a quiet meet with the , - g - N H 7 F ' ' 7'f2i5v:E Sophomores. It was little Lee Talbot that Hung the doughnuts and anchors 1 'Wi' . - ' '.Q - 'f f ' 1-'lN,fA1Q7i-U '31 1 and things for IQII. If it h.dn't been J ' yf jizckag . i LLE for him-! But-ioh, well, the meet ended in a tie. ,fx . . . . , 1- ll'if About this time we decided that we ' X I l p yffia . , . ,- , 1 -1 needed a Class president. 'Broadien f T ' fx, Q Broadfoot looked good to us. Broadie gg!- had ellicaciously ofliciated at our meeting orgies thus far. Besides, he wore Wall's Ugliest number elevens and his voice smacked o' yams and 'possums and pickaninnies. We handed Broadfoot the crown. On Hallowe'en Eve the annual flag rush and sundry shirts came oflr up on the Armory Green. The Sophomores took two out of three bouts, hands down. They always do. We yelled, chewed red-Ere and went down town. 33 51 7. Of course, football Was the main stunt in November. We had some team, too. Teagle and Baker were there 'mong others-tvvo of the biggest men in the Class. IQIO and 1911 got out their old moleskins and Went after the interclass championship. They did not have far to go. We let each of them tie us once, just for practice. Then We turned around and hung it up on each of them-6-O. Our game With Pennsy, IQI2? Well, yes, Pennsy did beat us-but, shucks! Even as We smite the roaring keys the Sun comes out with a double head: lVlunk on an All American. We had more to be thankful for on the last Thursday in November than any other Freshman Class. On the 23d of the month in question- mark the date-night mail Was abolished , --vw ily- in Ithaca. No more were We to bolt .Lg W H our pie-a-la-mode and beat it for the i rf' postoflice. fir' , F 41, All this time Jack was developing H-: long-vvinders. Everhear of Tappan and . E . 5' , Tell Berna? Well, along toward Christ- Txp,-!-'E 7 4' S54 - , -- f 1 . 7, 4,1 A Z X -, Q Q - mas, 1912 beat out 1911 in the under- ig il class cross country jaunt. Some Class, .. -V Q - f -' ,A ,, s X 4 1 .- A ' X What? ' But the largest occasion of the year V 1 came With the organized rush and the 1 Freshman Banquet, the Which happened ,y 1. , f all ,K f W. -J A Mm 9 I . . 1 :ill l ligliaiiig Hfffflfireflgffpisli-iiflilll '-'? '?i-3 ?'15'ff?f , N g - came over with an inch or tvvo of snow, LM so everything was right for a jolly-fine rush. We couldn't Wait, honest! We sallied out at the dark and dismal hour ofg A.lVl. and indulged in a little pre- liminary. But the rush, the big rush!-ah, hovv those Sophomore's think- boxes did squzzle in the moist mud. Mud! Seas of it. And We Won! The Sun said We did-and so did one of the Class spoochers at the Banquet. There were some classy spooch artists at that Banquet. Broadie gave us some of the real Southern oratory. Alfie Catterall was also there with the silver-tongued stuff. Jake Fassett and others stunted. And the auto- graph fiendsl Bless 'em, they Walked all over the canned soup. Never mind them. We had the best Frosh Banquet ever-take it from us. X- .k.,'1 518 What time the vernal dalfydils began to blow in Aurora Street we got out our bat-bags and began to swat the elusive pellet under the tutelage of Danny and others. One hne day Bonehead Barry and his team of Penn Freshmen wandered over to Percy Field. The score? A mere trifle- IO-Q. The IO us? Why, of course, Clarissa, who should it be? And then Spring Day! Spring Day, the glorious! And What, the IQI2 show. Kellogg was a fragile and tender-hearted Pocahontas- even Doc Wilder died of laughing. We had only a few more days to be Freshmen now. IQI2,S Hrst year ended in a blaze of glory. Une auspicious morning as we strolled up to our nine o'clocks the expected notices were handed out to us- Burn Those Caps! We didn't have to be told twice. lmmediately after Senior Singing we foregathered in front of Sibley. Pinochle came up with an armful of red Hre, intent upon reaping a few fortunes. There was a howl- ing mob about Baron Wells before he could say Match youse. 'Tis said that the Baron took the next ship for Syracuse and other European health resorts. It was just as well, for had he stayed he would have seen burned enough caps and collars to have given him heart disease. After the last of the old gray bonnets were in ashes Broadie mounted a corn-flakes box and gave us the best spooch ever. We were the people. We knew it for keeps when Broadie got through. Then we hail-hail-the-gangs all-here-ed townwards and tried to see the show free at Parish Hall. As if we could get something for nothing in Ithaca! Then we celebrated our advent to the seventh heaven of Froshmores.. We had some crew, too! So did Harvard and Pennsy and Columbia and-but what's the use. Sufficient to say that Poughkeepsie, as well as Cayuga, went the way of the Green and White as well as the way of the Carnelian and White. And we went home-Sophomores. When we came back next fall we straightway instituted proceedings by administering a damper to the inspiring spirit of the Class of IQI3. We played them baseball and took the first two games to save them the trouble of a third. The scores were Q-7 and Io-6. Rather large bats! The Frosh won handily in track, but we came back by copping the flag rush. In mid-Qctober, IQI2 gave a Sophomore Vaudeville Show at Barnes Hall. Yes, Kellogg was there, a gay Spanish damsel, an avoirdupois Carmen-Senorita Fatiosa by name. 'Twas by all odds the biggest thing that Barnes ever saw-or ever will see. 519 'QEJ1-Q' X -,,.-.::::::::'F':m-ff1:::::::::::...,,,, mag. .:::,,. ' 'H555s:.x -::1:::::5,.-,2.:::::::.:.--- ,,p-- ....... things down at deah old H a W V a r d a n d b e a t ,i1.f Penn out on .- the Hudson. By the by, seven out of the eight Mr. Hugh Macwilliams, masquer and toastmaster, Was the Sophomore President of the Class. When our Junior Year came around We decided that one Bowen was the man for Junior President. Bowen pulled the big oar on the Varsity in his Sopho- more Year, When the crew smashed the tea Z ,QE- ez . Junior Varsity men that beat out that same Penn crew on Cayuga, Memorial Day, were J ' I W X sf f ' f a , 97g W l ,gg , . ' J gf f Q y W X. , E15 '52 ff 'ff , 2. 16 i f I 0 'Z I XX ! ' -Q, 1 'ff 1 X 'ff ' .f5' z 'Q C et '- - :Et W' 4 '12 AG , V M' 7. J f ' l ' 1912 men. , X All of Whlch goes to show, Clarissa, that 1 Z fr itil' 2 we are some Class. Z ip p 15 i K 0 1 T,l faazmw f f Qian 1 vii 1 6? ' a 'lvl I X V421 AN 'Ny 5551 gl .Mi ' vf 52 g 2: 1 xx? XY V H 1 1. x 625. gel ri lit ,-iq: V n ,I , 'I N 'M 1:1 we f , .- PM W f X . . ' All' X . il li.. if Q . i iiliif y u , . i i f 'ff 1 , y.y,M,1M vfhxgj xlvtxyxix ,N XJ xglwhfg- Y itll K KLA f l - li 'ill' l X X4 wi lm ' ,Nl Q ff: ull ll Ill' f - i J - f ul: iii 1 1. ff , E: Z X '- w I I E l ,L ' GX if r ill K 2 - X .,- ll 0 . I..--.. - 4 - .wzf-I. ' 2 ' ' V,' 1' 'V i - I ,' A I A T A , , as I A. . . .1 I R 1 ff a t t tt f t f . A094355 H.?sxXfS fe I r SEPTEMBER IQ Monday 27 Tuesday 28 Wednesday 28 VVednesday 29 Thursday 30 Friday NOVEMBER 24 Thursday 25 Friday DECEMBER I Thursday I Thursday 22 Thursday JANUARY 4 Wednesday 6 Friday I I Wednesday FEBRUARY 8 Wednesday I I Saturday APRIL 6 Thursday II Tuesday MAY 27 Saturday JUNE ' 22 Thursday Entrance Examinations begin. Academic Year begins. hflatriculation of new students. Univer- sity Scholarship examinations begin. Registration of students in the Medical College in New York City Matriculation of new students. Registration of matriculated students. Tnstruction begins in all departments of the University at Ithaca President's Annual Address to the students at 12:00 M. Thanksgiving Recess. The latest date for announcing subject ofTheses ofAdvanced Degrees Registration in the College of Agriculture for Winter Courses. The Christmas Recess begins. Work resumed. The Ninety-Four Memorial Prize Competition. F0undcr's Day First term closes. Registration for second term. Recess begins. YVork resumed. University Holiday. Forty-Third Annual Commencement. 521 April 5 University work resumed after the Easter Recess. Out- door track Work begins. 7 Spring football practice begins. 8 Minor Sports canvass begins. Interfraternity Baseball League formed. Woodfoi'd Stage announced. Base- ball, Cornell I-Bucknell I. Reverend H. E. Fosdick in Sage Chapel. Announcement of the IQIO-II Sun Board. S. E. Robbfll, Wins Fine Arts Prize. Freshman Baseball practice begins. Baseball, Cornell 8-Niagara 3. Program for Musical Festival announced. Doctor Charles S. Minotls lecture on Darvvinls Theory. Baseball, Cornell 9-University of Vermont 2. Reverend A. Brown, D.D., at Sage Chapel. Lacrosse, Cornell 3-Rochester o. Law Banquet. Baseball, Holy Cross 9-Cornell I. Address by President Schurman on The Woitk and Place of Fraternities and Societies. Sophomore Stunt at the Dutch Kitchenf, Baseball, Cornell 3-Columbia I. lnterclass Track Meet, Percy Field. Unveiling of Marvin Tablet at Sage Chapel by Commander Peary. Address by Professor Creighton- Philosophy.'l Address on Dramatic Expression in Music, by VV. Henderson. College of Arts and Science Smoker at Dutch Kitchen. Baseball, Penn State 5-Cornell I. A Baseball, Amherst 4.-Cornell o. Relay Races With Pennsylvania. Bling Sigma Xi Elections announced. Lacrosse, Cornell II -Columbia O. Lecture on f'Franz Liszt,', by Professor Karapetoff. Baseball, Williams 1-Cornell o. VVoodford Stage won by Stanton Griiofis. Junior Show at the Lyceum. Baseball, Cornell 3-Dartmouth 1. Address by Professor Fluegel before the Socialist Club. Gluck Recital at Sibley Dome. Book and Bowl Address by Doctor VV. E. Griflis. Elections to Sphinx Head and Quill and Dagger. Cosmopolitan Club Election. 522 Baseball, Dartmouth 4.-Cornell 2. Address by Louis L. SCZ1I'U21I1,,7I, on Africa , Senior Banquet. Baseball, Williams 2-Cornell IQ Princetonian 26 - Cornell Daily Sun 43 Tiger , 6- Widowv 5. Baseball, Williams 2-Cornell I. Address to the Socialist Club- Use of Ar- mies,', by Professor Schmidt. Princeton wins Dual Track Meet 60-57. Lacrosse, Cornell 7-Hobart 4. Northfield Conference. IQI2HCO1'I'16lli2111n Election. Address by Rudolph Tombo under auspices of the Deutscher Verein. i Baseball, Cornell I4-Oberlin 2. Spring Day- Alla Goolaf, Baseball, Pennsylvania 0-Cornell 6. Farewell Banquet of IQOQ-IO Sun Board. Freshman Track Meet, Cornell 59- Pennsylvania 58. Aleph Samach Elections. Election of Minor Sports Managers. Fellowship Appointments. ,86 Memorial Stage won by A. H. COlCOI'd,,I2. Intercollegiate Track Meet, Cornell takes Hfth place. Lacrosse, Cornell I4- Hobart 2. Crew, Varsity defeats Harvard on Charles River. Freshmen defeat Harvard Freshmen on Charles River. Junior Varsity defeats Pennsylvania Junior Varsity on Cayuga Lake. Baseball, Pennsylvania 2-Cornell 1. Fresh- man Cap Burning. ivieptrnthrr Freshman Assembly-Sibley Dome. Football, Cornell 50 -Hobart O. Annual Address by President Schurman. 0Br1nhP1' Football, Cornell 24 -Rensselaer O. Address by Reverend John R. Mott at Sage Chapel. Football Mass Meeting. Scroll presented by Japanese Government. Address on Individualism,,' by Dean Bailey. 'Address on Making Goodf, by Professor Sill. Football, Cornell O-Qberlin O, at Percy Field. Senior Elections-J. E. Bennett, President. - Football, Freshmen 28-Cascadilla o. Philip L. Dayfll, elected Commodore of the Navy. University Scholarships. Football, Cornell 47 -Saint Bonaventure o. Doctor Homer Sprague's Address. Sphinx Head and Quill and Dagger Elections. Junior Elections-E. F. Bowen President. Address on Macbeth,', by Doctor Sprague. Football, Cornell I5-XYSITTIOIITI 5. Sculling Championship won by G. E. Bently,'I2. 523 Sophomore Election-L. B. Pitcher, President. Ex-President Roosevelt's Address. Senior Committees announced. Cross Country Run won by Cornell. Cornell I7-Pennsylvania 46. Crew Celebration at Sibley Dome. Nnuemhm' Sophomore Class Committees announced. Underclass Rush won by Sophomores. Freshman Class Elections-O. M. Clark, President. Music Festival, Gounod,s Faust. Address on The Devil, by Professor G. H. Burr. Mass Meeting for Football Team going to Harvard. New Nationalismf, Address by President Schurman. Football, Cornell 5-Harvard 27. Straw Vote on National Elections. Tau Beta Pi Elections. VV. E. HHWk6,,II, elected Leader of Glee Club. Musical Club,s Concert at the Lyceum. Military Hop at Armory. Intercollegiate Cross-Country Championship won by Cornell-J. P. Jones,,13, first. Football, Cornell I8-Chicago o. Intercollege Cross-Country Race won by Sibley. Damrosch Recital. Law Smoker. Football, Cornell 6-Pennsylvania 12. Address War,', by Doctor D. S. Jordan. Aleph Samach Elections announced. Evrrmhrr Egbert Concert. Wilhelm Tell Address, by Professor Burr. Wilhelm Tellu Play, by Deutscher Verein at Lyceum. Basketball, Cornell 4.8 -Niagara I6. Orchestra Concert. Sophomore Stunt at the Dutch Kitchen. Novice Meet, Fencing and Wrest- ling. Basketball, Cornell 68 -Tufts o. W. E. Munk elected Captain of Football. Hockey, Cornell 4-Yale 3. Hockey, Cornell 3-Yale I. lilanuarg Hockey, Cornell 4-Yale 2. Hockey, Cornell 5-Case I. i Hockey, Cornell I3 -Western Reserve O. Musical Club's Concert at the Lyceum. Congressman Fassett's Address. 594 Stage won by G. H. Brown. Goldwin Smith,', Address, by President Schurman. Founderls Day. Basketball, Cornell 22 -Dartmouth 7. Hockey, Cornell 4-Prfnceton I. Class Book Elections. Debate with Union. Fencing and VVrestling Championships. 524 Basketball, Cornell 33 -Princeton 19. Hockey, Cornell 4-Yale 2. Basketball, Cornell 37-Princeton IS. Music Festival. Ellehrnarg Schumann,,' Address by Max Friedliinder. Socialism,', Address by John Spargo. Concert of Glee and Mandolin Clubs. Sophomore Cotillion. Junior Prom. The Butterflies, H by the Masque at the Lyceum. Hockey, Cornell 4-Columbia O. Cornell defeated Pennsylvania in Mile Relay. Agricultural Banquet. Doctor Andrew D. VVhite's Address on Art, Miss Cheatham's Recital. Wrestling, Cornell 6-Lehigh I. I Address by Count Apponyi. Triangular Debate Won by Cornell. M. D. V3ll,,I2, elected Captain of Hockey. Basketball, Cornell I6-Pennsylvania 14. Sun Printing Qfhce burned out. fllllarrh Junior Smoker. Cornell Team composed of Berna, Finch, Jones and Putnam, make World's Record for Four-Mile Relay of I7 minutes 43 and 2 seconds. Basketball, Cornell 20-Yale I7. Wrestling, Cornell 6-Pennsylvania I. Franz Lisztf, by Professor Karapetoff. Address by Louis Fuertes. Wrestling, Pennsylvania State 4-Cornell 3. Underclass Rush. Sophomore Smoker at the Dutch Kitchen. Freshman Banquet at the Armory. Elton elected Basketball Captain. Sibley Banquet. University Championship Track Meet. Intercollege Carnival of Sport. Dual Track Meet, Cornell 3813-Michigan 335. April Cornell wins Intercollegiate Fencing Championship. 525 Qlnntvntn ADVERTISEMENTS ........ , . 533 ALUMNI ASSOCIATIONS ...... 358 ATHLETICS ............ . . . . 409 Association Football ..... . . 498 Athletic Council .... . . 412 Baseball .......,.. . . 444 Basketball .... . . 488 Cricket ........ . . . 504 Cross-Country ..... . . 470 Fencing ..,...,.. , . 494 Football .... .. . . 432 Golf ...... . . 502 Hockey ..... . . 436 Intercollege. . . 506 Lacrosse ...... . . 4 . 492 Navy ...... .......... ,..... 4 I 6 Review of the Season in the Minor Sports .,... .... 4 73 Swimming .,.... . . 500 Tennis ....... 4 . 496 Track. ............. . . 454 Wearers of the CV .. .. 414 Wrestling ............,. . . 490 BOARD OFQEDITORS ..., 5 CALENDAR .............. . . 521 CLASS HISTORY .............,. 516 CLUBS AND SOCIETIES Agricultural Association. . . 357 Alembic ............. . . 313 Aleph Samach ...... . . .. 301 Anvil Club ....... ....., . . 347 Association of Civil Engineers.. 354 Bench and Board .....,. .. 329 Beth L,Amed ..... . . 320 Book and Bowl ..... .. 331 Cimex ,..,........ . . 325 526 CLUBS AND Soc1ET1Es-Continued Civic Club ................... Cornell Aero Club ...., , . . . . Cornell Chicago Club .,.. . . . Cornell Chinese Club ....,..... Cornell University Christian Associations ......... ....... Cosmopolitan Club .,,,. . . . Dixie Club .,.....,.. Dunstan ........,,.. Fleur-de-Lis Club ....,. . . . Gargoyle ........ .,.. Gemel Kharm ..,,,.... . . . Genesee Valley Club ...., . . . Hebs-sa ........ ....... . . , Hexenkreis, Der... Iswza .,.......... Kappa Beta Phi .... . Krug und Tafel ...., Mabrique ........ . Nlanuscript ..... Nlaryland Club .... Nlajura ..... . . . Owls .......... . Phi Beta Kappa ...., Poultry Association ..,. . . Probe and Scalpel ..... . . Pyramid .......... . . Quill and Dagger ..... . . . Raven and Serpent ..... . . . Rod and Bob ....,.. Sage Dixie Club ....... .. . Sage Dramatic Club ..... . St. Johifs School Club ........ Scabbard and Blade ...... . Scalp and Blade. .. Semaphore ....... 360 349 345 352 353 350 339 303 344 312 327 343 31 1 290 333 330 328 341 332 340 323 334 316 356 315 307 299 291 305 294 293 346 314 337 309 CLUBS AND Soc1ET1Es-Continued FRATERNITIES-Continued Senators ,..,.... ............. Sennightly .....,..... ...... Sigma Xi. ...,.............. . Society of Comparative Medi- cine .... ................... Southerners. . . , . Spectre ......... . . Sphinx Head ..... . . . . Sports and Pastimes... ,. Tau Beta Pi ...... . . Ycnan ........ . . CQMMITTEES .... . . Senior ........ , . Junior ...... . . Sophomore.. . . Freshmen. . . , . DEANS ........., DEBATING Congress ....... . . , Debate Teams ..,,.... . . Eastman Stage .............,. Eighty-Six lVIemorial Stage.. . . . Ninety-Four Debate Stage. . . Woodford Stage .............. DEDICATION .,.. .,.....,.,.... FRATERNITIES IN ORDER or ESTABLISHMENT AT CORNELL.. .. . FRATERNITIES Acacia ....... . . . . . Alpha Chi Rho ..,... . . Alpha Delta Phi ..... . . Alpha Psi ...... ..... . . Alpha Sigma Phi ..,. . . Alpha Tau Omega.. . . Alpha Zeta ....... . . . Bandhu ........... , . Beta Theta Pi ..... . . Cerberus ....,. . . . Chi Phi ..,.. . . 335 289 317 355 342 343 297 292 318 326 511 512 513 51+ 515 II 386 337 391 388 389 390 2 191 264 266 198 258 268 2 16 240 244 212 250 194 Chi Psi ..... ........ Delta Chi ........... Delta Kappa Epsilon .... . . Delta Phi ...,. ...... Delta Tau Delta ..... Delta Upsilon ....... Delta Zeta. . ..... . . . Gamma Eta Gamma ..., . . Kappa Alpha ........ Kappa Psi ........ Kappa Sigma ....... Long Island Club .... Nayati ........ ...... Phi Delta Phi... . . Phi Delta Theta. . . Phi Gamma Delta. ., Phi Kappa Psi .... Phi Sigma Kappa ..., Psi Upsilon .... ,. . . Seal and Serpent ..... Skull ....... ........ Sigma Alpha Epsilon.. . . Sigma Chi. ...... . Sigma Nu. .. .. Sigma Phi ..,,.... Sigma Phi Sigma .,.. Theta Delta Chi ..... Theta Lambda Phi. . Theta Xi .........., Zeta Beta Tau. . Zeta Psi. .....,.... . Zodiac .,..... ....... 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Sophornores.. 202 230 206 234 224 2o4 288 274 196 260 236 272 262 22o 21o 218 2oo 222 214 256 238 232 228 242 226 252 208 248 246 270 192 254 533 409 73 75 129 181 FULL-PAGE HEAD1NGs-Continued Freshman .......,. ........... 1 83 Clubs ..............,.,. . . , 3IQv Committees.. .-. 51 I Debate .....,... .. . .. . 385 Faculty .......... ..... 1 I Fellows and Scholars ....... 61 Fraternities ..............,... 139 Musical and Dramatic Clubs... 365 Major Sports ............ ..... 4 1 1 Minor Sports ..,.. . . . 476 Publications .... . . . 393 Societies ..................... 295 Sage Sororities and Clubs ...... 277 GREETING ....... ....,.. 6 HISTORY ........,............. 516 IN MEMORIAM ....,........... 68 MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC CLUBS English Club ......,.......... 379 Deutscher Verein. . . . 381 Dramatic Club ..... . . . 378 Glee Club ....... . . . 366 Mandolin Club ..... . . . 368 Masque ................. . . . 373 University Orchestra .......... 372 PRESIDENT SCHURMAN .,.... IO PUBLICATIONS .......,......,l 393 Alumni News ...... . . . 402 Class Book ........ . . . . . 4oo Cornell Civil Engineer.. . . . 399 Cornell Countryman. . . . . . 398 PUBLICATIONS-Continued A Cornellian ...... . , . Era ............ Sibley Journal ...., Sun. .............. . . Widow .......,.......... RECORD OE EVENTS ..... STATISTICS The College Faculties Agriculture ..... Architecture. . . . Arts and Sciences. . . Civil Engineering. .. . . . Law ........ .......... Mechanical Engineering. . . Medicine .......,..... Veterinary ..... Fellows ........... Freshmen, 1914 ..... Juniors, IQI2 ....... Junior Stunt Pictures.. Library Staff ......, Military Science.. . Other Officers. . . Seniors, 1911 ...... Senior Stunt Pictures Sophomores, 1913 ..... Trustees ........,...... Undergraduate Scholars. . . University Preachers ....... UNIVERSITY CALENDAR. . . 528 401 394 397 395 396 522 40 39 I2 45 25 48 26 37 62 182 I3O 174 54 52 55 76 121 180 8 65 53 521 THE UNDER-CLASS RUSH THE UNITER-CI,ASS RUSH THE SUN BASEBALL TEAM Y 1 A THE WIDOW 'BASEBALL TEAM EU Gi mfQy1QM mUwfQ 1' Trims I5 ouR DUN-r BUSIEST DAY! ADVERTISE X I Z f E fx KH! IIIIIMMMIII i -filizf' 1 fum nw:-5 ,fl A ,L fx B fm!! K fi cg'-in f-qfifx nw fx Qc f 4' 4' 4' x -.Sr n1acrf'f19n- ll L e g 7 ,, J ,... 1 4' if Ahuvriizvm' Jlnhvx Name Page ALBERENE STONE CO. .. ALEXANDER, A ....... ALHAMBRA, THE. . .. ALLEN, L. B. ...... .. AMERICAN ARCHITECT ......,,. AMERICAN BALANCE X7ALVE COMPANY ..., AMERICAN HOIST 85 DERRICK COMPANY. AMERICAN FRUIT PRODUCT COMPANY .... AMERICAN TVTANUFACTURING COMPANY .... AMERICAN TYPEWRITER COMPANY ........ AMERICAN WOODWORRING MACHINERY CO. AT RINSON liz MITCITELL. .... .. ATWATER, F. H .....,......... AUSTIN ENGRAVINC COMPANY. . BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE VVORKS. .. BANKS LAW PUBLISHING COMPA BANNARD, F. C... BATES, F. A .... BAXTER, E. B. ,. BEACH, C. H .,... .....,.,. BELL ENGRAVING COMPANY .... BEMENT, L. C ..........I. . BERNSTEIN, T. K. ...... . BOOL FLORAL COMPANY .... BOOL, H. .......,.. . BOOTH, W. T ........,.,...... BOSTON LOCKPORT BLOCK COMP BROOKS BROTHERS .......... . BROWN, A. 86 F .... BUDD ........... BURLING, C. B ,... BURNS, W. L. ....... . ..... ... N ANY BUTTERICK, FRAWLIEY COMPANY. . CABLE, H. C. ........... . CARPENTER, L. .I ..... CARR 8: STODDARD. . . CHAMPAIGN BROTHERS.. Name Page CHRISTY ENGRAVINC COMPANY ..... . 65 CLEVELAND, BUFFALO 'TRANSIT CO. .. . 2I COAN, I ...,..................,. . . 83 COHEN 8: LEVISON. .. .. IOO COLEMAN, L. L.. . . . 25 CORNELL CO-OP. .. . 76 CORNELL, F. C. .....,., . 61 COTRELL Bc LEONARD. .. . 50 COURIER COMPANY .... . 36 CROSMAN BROTHERS ,,.. . 76 CUMBERLAND HOTEL ..., . SI DAVIS, BROWN COMPANY ........,.I..,. IO3 DAYTON ELECTRICAL MI-IG. COMPANY.. . . Q73 DEAN, W. C. ....................... . 54 TDELANO, POTTER COMPANY . 24. DONOHUE, P. M. ........... . 88 DUREEY, C.. .. ,, IOI DYSON, T. .. . ZI EGAN, VV. H. .................... . 51 ELECTRIC CITY FNGRAVING CO. . . . 34 ENGLANDER, B .......,........ . 54. F. B. Q. CLOTHING COMPANY. . . , 63 FETTING, A. H. ....,....... . 39 FIRST NATIONAL BANR. . . 71 FLETCHER, W. F. ......,....... .. IO4. GENESEE PURE FOOD COMPANY .... 5 GIBBONS, M. T. ............... . 68 GOLDENBERG, H ............. . 58 GRAND UNION TEA COMPANY. . . . 62 HALL, HARTWELL COMPANY . . . QQ HAMMOND, N. R. ............... .. . . 60 HAMMOND TYPEWRITER COMPANY.. . . II, 12, 22 HAMMOND AND QUINN .. . 72 HAMPTON HOTEL ...... . . 103 HANDSOAI, F .... . 77 HARRISON, S ....................... . 63 HAUSAUER-JONES PRINTING COMPANY .... 35 Name Page HEGGIE, R. A.. .. . 61 HENDERSON, P .,,. 73 HERRON, P. J, . . . 87 HIGGINS, C. M ..,.. . I7 HOLLAND BROTHERS .... . 62 HOOK, W. ....... . 77 HORSNIAN, E. I. . . . . 21 HOWES, C. H. .,....... . 81 ILLSTON ICE COMPANY. .. . .. 57 IMPERIAL HOTE1 ,..... . 40, IO+ IROQUOIS HOTEL .... .... 6 7 ITHACA BOOT SHOP ......... . 82 ITHACA COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. .. . .. 83 ITHACA GUN COMPANY ..... .... .1 6, 58 ITHACA 'TRUST COMPANY ......... . . . O8 JAMIESON, IVICKINNEY COMPANY. .. . Q7 JARVIS, W .............,..,........ . O5 JEFFREY MANUFACTURING COMPANY ...,. 9 JENKS, F. M ...................,... 63, 83 JESSOP, W. 8 SON .... . 31 JOHNSON 8: JOHNSON. .. ........... . Q6 JONES Sz LAMSON MACHINIZ COMPANY. . 37 KELLY, T. A... ..................... , 103 KELLEY ENGRAVING COMPANY .... . 46 KOLESCH 85 COMPANY ...... . 26 KOHM 85 BRUNNE ...... . 51 KRISES, J., COMPANY .. . 69 LAFAYETTE PIOTFL ..... . 6 LANG, B. ,..... ............ . 64 LANGE WALSH MFG. COMPANY .... , . . IOO LARKIN, W. F. ....,...,..,.... . S3 LEHIGH IVALLEY R. R. .... . QI LENEGAN, F. COMPANY. .. . . . IO2 LENOX HOTEL ........... . 32 LENT, B. F. .... ......,..,.... . 49 LIDGERWOOD BIFG. COMPANY ..... . 23 LUFKIN RULE COMPANY ...,... . 21 LUNKENHEIMER COMPANY ..... . 26 LYCEUM THEATRE ....... . Q7 LYON, J. B. COMPANY .... , Q5 LYNCH, ................ ............. 7 I NIACOMBER AND XVI-IITE ROPE COMPANY, . 6O MAC GACI-IEN, A. M., DR ............... Q5 Name Page NICALI,ISTER, B. . . . . . . IO2 MCCORMICK, W. J ........... . 53 MCGRAW PUBLISHING COMPANY. . . 8 NIARK COWEN 8: COMPANY ...... . 96 MARKS 85 FULLER .......... . 42 MAUREO TOBACCO CONIPANY. . , . 33 MODERN PEN COMPANY ..... . .. 7 NIOELLER, A .... 7 ...... .. IO, 38 NIOORF, C. .. . 42 IVIOORE, E. . . A. 68 NIORRISON, J ,,.................. . 73 IVIORSE VISWIST DRILL 81 IVIACHINE CO.. 25 NAUMBERG 81 CO., M. 231 W. ....... . 85 N. Y. BELTING 82 PACKING COMPANY.. I7 NILES, BEMENT POND COMPANY ..... . 27 NORTON COMPANY ........... . 38 NORTON PRINTING COMPANY .... . 72 NORWOOD 8a WORMER ...... . 97 NUGGET SHOE POLISH CO .... .. 85 O,BRIEN, D. S ........,........ . 53 OHMER FARE REGISTER COMPANY. .. . 40 OLIVER 'TYPEWRITER ............ . 98 ONUNDAGA HOTEI,. . . . 44 PALACE LAUNDRY . . . . 81 PEARSON, R. S ..........,....... . SO PEERLESS RUBBER IVIFG. COMPANY. .. . IQ PENN. IVIUTUAL LIFE INS. COMPANY . . 82 PETRIILO, A ..................... . Q5 PEW, B .................... . 60 PICKERING GOVERNOR COMPANY .... . 31 PLEASANT VALLEY WINE COMPANY.. . . I5 POWELL, W., COMPANY ........... . I4 POWERS HOTEL ........................ 36 POWERS PHOTO ENGRAVING COMPANY .... OO PRENTICE, W. H .............. ........, 9 I RADFORD ARCHITECTURAL COMPANY. . . .. SQ RAIL JOINT COMPANY ............... . . 23 RAILROAD SUPPLY COMPANY .... . . I6 REAMER, J ..... ........... . . 68 REITER, J ................... . . 32 REMINGTON ARMS COMPANY .......... 22 REMINGTON TYPEYVRITER COMPANY ...... Q3 ROBINSON, F ....................... .. 76 Name Page Name Page ROCHESTER BUSINESS INSTITUTE .... . . 30 STUDENT LAUNDRY ............. . . 87 ROCHESTER HOTEL ............... . . . 47 STUDENT SUPPLY ...,........,.,.. . . 86 ROTHSCHILD BROTHERS ..... . . . 83 SUFFOLK ENGRAVING COMPANY .,.... . . 75 SAMPHIER 8: FLAMERY ...,. . . 70 SYRACUSE SUPPLY COMPANY ...,... . . I7 SAUL SEED COMPANY ,,..... . I3 TAYLOR, ALEX ..........,.......... . . I3 SCHELTZ, M. S .....,.. ...,,.. . . . 48 TEN EYCK HOTEL ..................... . I6 SCHOVERLING, DALY 85 GALES. . . . IO TOMPKINS COUNTY NATIONAL BANK ..... . 81 SCUSA, P .....4. ....... .... . . . . . 83 TOURAINE HOTEL ..............,.... . . . 28 SEAMAN, C. E ............. . , . 77 UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER COMPANY zo 23, 74 SEAMAN LIVERY .,... . . 103 UNION TRANSFER CO ................ 102 SEVILLE HOTEL ..... . . . 77 URBAND 8z SON ..........,............ . 56 SHELDON COURT. .... . . 3 WATERMAN, L. E. ......,.. , . . . . 44 SISSON, W. 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NEW YORK BRANCH A 171 BRHADWAY, NEW YORK CITY II N22222222222222222222222222222 lllC Hillllllltllltl TYDCWl'ltCl' 222222 WWWWWW s F Y Y e Si The Twentieth 3, :D A Writing is gi Century fx - V Machine for the is 32 Typewriter , ,i Y 1 Merchant' is Q .2 Lawyer' is N T tzi, T Clergyman- E S2 The only iolqgl r ,t Qi-llillllllllllv Phymn E il 335 h Y lllifeiiiifisei fag 5 d ci h 1 .L f?52'f1'ii'iif2ilf5 5 l'Fffll 1 1 ' . 1 . Y: gi hit Hg- .Attl A vf the. p tive is N gu g . ' t lg '- , -V q t gg S2 interchangeabl . ' ' ,.,,Mham4 U 'f Impression. ES N --'-1 li E Q l , e 3 The Typewriter of the Two Hernispheres E N An Indestructible Machine il? 22 WW E g Will last generations and. outlive ten type-bar E 3 machines. Writes like print. Prints like Writ- E gl ing. The earliest Hammond does better work gg bill E 22222 E-' SD I3 E-' rv Z3 rn E 3 E 2 D' 5. ro 9, SD D K4 O E-' ro ee B SU W' YD WWWW 2222 WWW THE HAMMOND TYPEWRITER CO. --l-New York Branch--l-1 171 BROADWAY NEW YORK CITY WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWE WW I2 THE . ' MAIN VALVE SPECIALISTS SINCE 1890 We Balance Main Valves for every steam engine that uses Main Valves, even little fellows for Steam Throttles and big fellows for Battle Ships and for any steam pressure up to 1,000 lbs. Slide Valves or Piston Valves, plain face or mnltiported. Perhaps we can give you some help on the subjectg if so it's free Address E2liSti61'll Office Jersey Shore, Peuna. The Ta Trademark T fu ' -1 ri llti, the ig! W, 4g::J3yg:iidE'lgz!Gf, lf merit 2 - fliiililliiltsililsi -' - stands for quality, efficiency, fair dealing, sat- isfacnon. h is based on a pohcy of studying the wants of the player, making the article ol' the very best rnaterkn and to suit hnn, then selling it in a courteous manner and at il reasonable price. Picture catalog to you Sent free on request. ALEX TAYLOR St 0. College Athletic Outfitters 16 E. 42d Street Opp. Hotel Manhattan Established IS97 Boys, when in New York use ns for headquarters, leave your grips here and say hello. lJon't forget. High Class Tested Seeds Mammoth, Medium, Alsike and White Clover Seed TIMOTHY SEED ORCHARD GRASS KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS FANCY RED Toe SEED Peas, Beans and Garden Seeds of all kinds All kinds oi' ENSILAGE and FIELD CORN SEED OATS SEED BARLEY SEED RYE CCatalogue and samples free on applicationj C. F. SAUL 220-224 James St. Syracuse, N. Y. The Po well White Star Valve is specified by Engineers for its EFFICIENCY E i or ns ance F I l' , h e if you have to rip out your pipe line to , ,, replace a leaky or Worn out valve you 1 ll ! , E l l don't get eficiency from the body of the R valve. The disc,or the seat, or both,have -A worn out before the other parts of the 5 valve have even shown signs of service. E ' Therefore, il by installing a POWELL White Star Valve, you get efficiency of service from I I ' ALL parts. You can replace the disc or D X X xi A XX gil DI X XH N X Z NX ay X Z K f Q ff' f f? XL 4 wwa f ,Mfg We , i fffff 7 I i i s X5 Z2 lf l i qflr l y the seat, or both, when necessary, and I ' 1 . ,go ,um iillllj, ' n gl -,f B o Q. 1 , ll 5 ,gy ,fi .WHNE ! ,j ffffff- gf 'I is E1 E Y .I I l keep on doing so until all parts are Worn JPOWELL ':H- Q at out, with a minimum of trouble and ex- - pense. Here is Our Guarantee: Try a POWELL VVhite Star Valve in the hardest place. If it doesn't make good-your money back without a quibble. Ask your jobberfHE knows. If he ca11't supply you, we will. T1-IE WM. POWELL Co. DEPENDABLE ENGINEERING SPECIALTIES. CINCINNATI T4- THE O LY LOCCIVIOTI E CRA E Traveling, Hoisting, Slew- ing, and Raising and Lower- ing of Boom, are Absolutely Independent of each other The AMERICAN We will gladly tell you about it AMERICAN HOIST Q DERRICK CO., E E V Chicago New Orleans Seattle Kansas City Vancouver 'F New York San Francisco Portland Denver Edmonton Eg: Pittsburg Los Angeles Spokane Winnipeg Calgary Great Western Champagne the only Ainerim-an Champagne awarded a Gold Diedal at the following Foreign Expositions: PARIS EXPOSITION. 1867 VIENNA EXPOSITION, 1873 France Austria PARIS EXPOSITION, 1889 BRUXELLES EXPOSITION, 1897 Franve Belgiu lu PARIS EXPOSITION, 1909 BRUXELLES EXPOSITION, 1910 France Belgiurn Read this Zeiler j'l'O7l1 J. H. Gore, U. S. Commissioner General at the Brzzxelles Exposition Bruxelles Exposition, Bruxelles, Sept. 15th, 1910. D. Builder, Secy. and Treats. Pleasant Valley VVine Company, Rheims, N. Y. My Dear Mr. Bauder: I am happy to state that in response to rny presentation of the merits of Great VVesiern Champagne I obtained for it the Diploma of Honor. This is the highest :ward you have ever had and I think no other sparkling wine has received its equal in ai European Exposition. Fnithfully yours, J. H. GORE. PLEASANT VALLEY WINE COMPANY Oldest and Largest Chaxnpagne P1'KllIllC91'S in Anlerioa Rl-IEIDIS NEW YORK 15 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxacxxxxxxxxxxxx T l-I E T E N E Y C K 54545454 54545454 E Leading Hotel of gg x ALBANY, N. Y. 54 if E - if , 3 E Eg ,., , .. , . gg fil ing F-fevfwf 5: x European P' x x 'f:J x 54 Fr d ' k W R k u K Qc 4 Y, e eric: . oc we x E 'ri-IE ONONDAGA, Syracuse, N. Y. 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Sole manufacturers of Amazon, Cobb's, EE g Indestructible, Magic Karbonite, Ruby, Salamanda, S, and Vulcanite Packings. is SE IYIOLDED AND SPECIAL RUBBER GOODS E Sl OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Sl IZ ??l?WE?lZ'??I??W??l?ll?l??l??l?WlWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWZE Fine Inks and Adhesives FOR THOSE WHO KNOW 7 I HIGGINS I Drawing Inks fill Eternal Writing Ink Engrossing Ink H I Taurine Mucilage Photo Nlounter P t Drawing Boa d P I L quid Paste Office Paste Vegetable Glue, Etc. Il .i ,.i' N I , . ci Are the Finest and Best Inks and Adhesives Emancipate yourself from the use of corro- sive and 'll-smelling inks and adhesives a d adopt thc-:Higgin 'I k- dAdI1 ' Th y will be a revel t' t y , th sweet, clean, well p t p, cl th I eflicient.. At Dealers Generally CHAS. M. HIGGINS 85 CO., Mfrs. Branches: Chicago, London 271 Ninth St. Brooklyn, N. Y. SYRACUSE SUPPLY COMPANY MACIIINERY, MILL AND FACTORY SUPPLIES Boilers, Engines and Steam Specialties Electrical Supplies I Manufacturers of Oak Tanned Leather Belting SYRAGUSE, N. Y. 17 MMMMMMMMMMEM E. G. SSQHIJITIVIANN DRAWING MATERIALS BLUE PRINTS MMMMMMMMMMMS WWWWWWWWWWW E Q R d t SQLTIVIANN E 3 134-140 WEST 29th STREET, NEW YQRK, lg Two blocks from Penn. R. R. Station. WEWWWWWWWWW ATKINSON 84 MITCHELL l B0Sf0'1NfL0fk?0ffBlfCk C0- 'ff STAR BRAND 'A' ....Printers.... B L 0 C K S 5:6 DIAPHRAASKH PUMPS I. i 1 ., I Zl' V Blifrx m . el? Fraternity AR 5 5. work if SIII1 jg an Zi Given 5 I I A ae 3 Prompt and Se 6 A , .X ff - my fa Personal Q N 5 Attention ESS . I I if ll IU of ' W A migo - lll'sTc'lI'5'2l'5NS'IlX3E' STAR-Illl:KNll BI.QCKSllQvc:-Lite fully calai:liSl1eLl,reput:Iti gg thc but blocks of their LLISS nhmlx can be procli ..i ii , ction of material, the high class of labor :Incl expel' ucerl this result. 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It insures E x neatness and accuracy. x x The UNDERWCOD led the way in Writ- Qc QQ ing-in Sight Construction, Built-in Tabula- QQ QC tors,and Modern Bookkeeping Appliances. QC QC There is none to compare with it for origi- QC Qc nality, durability, speed and adaptability. :C EQCQCQCQCQCQCQCQCQCQCQC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC E QC QC QC E QCQCQCQCQCQCQCQCQCQCQCQC N O The Machine You Will Eventually Buy. Underwood Typewriter Company QINCORPORATEDD Rochester Branch 25 Clinton Ave., South F RE, 352.50 LEVELAND and BUFFALO THE POPULAR COMMERCIAL AND TOURIST ROUTE The Twin Flyers of the Lakes ff City of Erie and ff City of Buffalo The Steamers have just been thoroughly over- hauled, redecorated and more rooms and parlors added at an expense of 5f5100.000.00. The service is the finest on the interior waters of the United States. Lowest rates and through tickets sold to Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit, Mackinac and all points west. Students returning home for their vacation should see Mr. Millspaugh of the Lehigh Valley at Ithaca who will be glad to give them tickets via. C. 8: B. Line. , Daily Time Table Leave Buffalo gilastem Standard Timey 9.00 pm. Arr. Cleveland C eatral Standard Timej 6.30 am. Leave Cleveland AE3Centra,iStandard Timel 8.00 pm. Arrive Buffalo 1 astern Standard Timej 7.30 am. Service Daily May Ist to December Ist CLEVELAND WHARVES, 1290 VVest 11th St., N. TV. BUFFALO WHARVES, Cor. Ohio and Illinois Streets Illusfrated booklet sem' free on receipt of fifve cents in stamps for posfage The Cleveland 8: Buffalo Transit Company W. F. Herman, G,P.A., Cleveland, O. T. J. Dyson Edwin E. Friou QC T. J. Dyson 81 Son - - - Printers - - - ac EVERYTHING FROM CARD TO LARGEST POSTER . . 258-2 62 Washington St. BROOKLYN, N. Y. HORSMAN TENNIS RACKET ARE cioon Ricms THE H O R S MAN MCDEL A-X 'J Stands in a class by itself. Donlt buy un- til you have seen it. Write to us if your 7 dealer cannot show it. 13 wi! -. .7 5, I ' 1 I f' W2 ?Jf4ffW4 iii UAT il V 131' ill .F uM: 2 'y vu .5 . 4 1 fi -1 'Q' .555 1-i 1,1 if G if? -1 Tufii 21 1? Q af Fil -fi1521i'T,-, ki 3:1,,, 2 -shi' ii 5'. Ln - H. -I-,' 551 Q :TT L.i..!..I:.f f'iL1+.Ia-449.7 +I Sri- 'z fe: ., rf r. f ni-L .5-' ...AA p. 3. 41,- We are sole agents in the United States for the Cele- brated Ayres Champion- ship Lawn Tennis Balls. 1911 Balls now ready for distribution. Send for new Catalogue E. I. ll0RSMAN C0. 365 Broadway, - New York ZUFKIIV nnsunnm mes are distinguishable by their characteristic features of Superior design and work- manship. 'JI They are remembered by their Accu- racy and Serviceability under all con- rlitiuns. Illigul-'1mvA7uu-'6'a SAGINAW, MICH., U.S.A. Qii llllllwfsfisiffg. V NEW mmf. M f I 1. LONDUN. fljii ' .j ig i s wnvnsok, iff.. CA N. Che new Edmm ltd CVD writ I' ll . 2 For all Nations and Tongues and used by all classes of people 'i fav 5 D :M fi? The Business Dian- 3 V Because the New Hammond is the best A , . letter writer ee a e if - f A qle'fnP ' gxlj'-J In N The Scientific Man- ' fu ' J' ' ' Because the Hammond has a practically unlimited range of service. The Literary Blun- . ' ' f Jn- Y. .. -7 f' 'A I -Q '14-'llllllllllhx . - ,' , t-- Because the Hammond allows the use of 1 -im ap? rex, ' I - ' ' several styles and sizes of type. 'f. -fr4,f:f- ' . . ,,,zg,,i y !:'l'g3J-v'l l The Linguist- 4 'M Because on one Hammond machine more than twenty languages can be written. E verybod y- R V - 'NFI HT H 'KET 9 ,V 1 ' l l .i I w ' 45 l lllr y i if, z 1 X tl ,A i,. ,,'1'i 11, 1 f A ,. 1,4 Jn wi I .5 . 1, '-1,-,vi-1p,,'g'.' . iii.-L',i,,,.4 A5 at tr. 1 -wil., Q' Q-Q-.N 'A -'-f:1,- - . , ,- .. Because one Hammond will write anything in any style of type, language, or color of ink, on any size paper in any direction. VDQWNIQI' 20. Che Hammond QNew York 171 BROADWAY NEW YORK CITY . - .I Th - f W Y e i , Y if enew I IW tl fn XR viii: 2 fse-f - E I Q X E .. ,,,,,. 1 , V L ff 'l- l - f il Q 1 b jp?,.:i1gV 1 if jj-Q in 4, 3 ' -,, -..,,e,,,,.....gfi 8. il. it l e e i ' l2'fl ' 'Q-f-..,' : it 'HX NN! 1' g 5 - i ilJepeat1ng'g 1 e V , fZ,j.,..., e 1 ., , 'e,,,..r..4. X145 From the Rocky Mountains to the Alleglianies, discriminating sportsmen are demanding the solid breech, haminerless and safe product of the Remington Arms-Union Metallic Cartridge Co. , The latest Remington-UMC product is the .22 Cal. Repeating Rifle. For ' gallery and target, it has no peer. For field shooting it is unequalled. A Notice its handsome lines-You would be proud of this arm Notice its Solid Breech- You are safe with this rifle REIVIINGTON-UDIC-The perfect shooting combination g Remington Arms:Unio11 Metallic Cartridge Co. 299 BROADWAY NEWV YORK CITY 22 LIDGERWOOD . -nw' 1-E' HOISTING ENGINES W if O, ,.... fr , 3 if 1, XX I! K. ll K IJ 4? 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III., Denver, Colo., New York, N. Y,. Pittsburg,Pa.. Frog or Switch, and Insulating Rail Joints. protected by Portland, Ore., San Francisco, Cal., St. Louis, Mo., Troy,N.Y- Patents. :1 zz gg 1: zg 1: g: London. E. C., Eng. RIo1ilreaI,Can. I-IIGIIEST ANVARDS!Pnris, 1900: Buflzilo, 19013 St. Louis, 1904. Underwood Revolving uplicator l RECOMMENDED BY ITS USERS FOR 'lil I , l Strength and Simpli- ' H 'Adjusgable Cylinder cily of Construction Handle A .,.'Q Ease of Operation Q 4 w wsmww-' ' 3 . Original Stripping Large Printing Ca- ,ukr I ,, , Plate A - K 232-21521 : -'ef .,,., Iiffg.. . I Equmbmtor Pres. ' - Adjustable Counting sure Bar Device Costs Little to Maintain N0 Silk Sheet Required Economical in Use of All Supplies 241 Broadway Send for Catalogue NEW YORK 23 J N551-Wi it Private Growth Coffee Delicious Flavor :: Richness :: Strength :: Absolute Uniformity k ' Delano, Potter Q Co. Importers and Roasters Boston, U. S. A. iris 554 7-4 Q +-ex sb P. mg. 1 , 55 M its M wp ' . P We Q , . -,ik i ., R1 l W E S T O N POJFIEFSQWEWEQESEEZRD Ammeters and Voltmeters ' V P 'V N b Are absolutely deadbeat. Extremely 'L w e sensitive. Practically free from Tern-A i s : VA,,,,,i l f perature Error. Their indications are 1 fi 2 'l,' 'iii practically independent of frequency l-, Qfifmiiffrfeef55f21ffafffGj i ' P and also of Wave form. ,,E,,m,,yAUM ECLIPSE DIRECT it lc - CURRENT SWITCHBOARD , Ammeters and Voltmeters ,Q . ESQ., is solicited by it :J-w1.rK,H.1J,L.5,A.' V New X ork Oflice, CSoft Iron or Electro-magnetic typed are remark- ably adapted for general use in small plants. s Weston Electrical Instrument Co., Waverly Park, Newark, N. J. Large Profits in Pecan Growing A few hundred dollars invested in our Pecan Groves will, in a few years, yield you a substantial and steady income. : : Paper Shell Pecans are native to this country, and are considered the most deli- cious and nutritious nut grown. 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F1 -I XXXXXNXXX NEXT DOOR TO THE ALHAMBRA X K X X X H X X X X X X X X K X QC X X E X X 54 X X QC QC QC X35 on sl -P Cx: ENLARGED EDITION. Songs of Cornell, issued March, 1909, and brought down to date by the addition of Carnelian and White N and H Fight for Cornell. Qllma water Words by Wilmot Moses Smith, '74'8hd Hrcbibatd-Croswell Wales, '72' 343 F'-vt 3, +- 1 S -2 are iz-, R Tiff-2T?sI'1f it i an 2f':f2i'1ftif+' 1-. Far a-bove Cayl- u - ga's. wa- ters, With its waves of blue, 2. Far a-bove the bus - y hum-ming Of the bust.-'ling town, 'i E- S . 'S -, ,. F v . g. gig at Talley 5-is Ii fSrt,ff1 lass 1: 2, . 2- - smite? Ejii'J-1.T7'H+ff . R .L ef ef -4L:....f J.: E as 5 li- f F -:lsr-+-fziaf-ii A , E ' 1 ss 1 ,fi 2. 5 i 34514 Stands our no - ble Al - ma Ma- ter, Glo - ri-one to vtew. Reared a-gainst the aroh of heav- en, Looks she proud-ly down. cf Q f 9 -E' A-5 9 PJ: in In-if LT-I If if L if Ties' V 1 -FL L j 51.5-tr fi EQVQJ if, -131 ,-11.55 fl f f- . fl- 5 J: I ' X , za E 5 f -f 5 Melody und by permission uf The Oliver Dillon Co., owners of the Copyright. All the Masque Scores, Latest Songs and everything in a Musical Line at LENT'S MUSIC STORE, 122 N. AURORA STREET .49 ALEX NDIER NEW YORK Correct Shoes for Every Occasion Sold in Ithaca by gl I. IJ. SULLIVAN 202 EAST STATE ST. Il- f ,,,,hA'1 A ,jg ,,:' if ef: I r rL 7 A. x Qu K1 An CLOTHING and FURNISHINGS The Choicest in the City HT THE QUALITY SHOP E. B. BAXTER 150 East State St. : : Ithaca, ONE PRIGE T0 ALL N. Y. GREETING COTRELL oc LEoNARo MAKERS of Caps and Gowns to Cornell and the other leading American Colleges and UmverS1t1es from the Atlantlc to the Pacrhc. 472-4-6-8 BROADWAY, NL to'11 and '12 M W M X 526 M M X at ate M 554 al X W ale ak it W M M X M K XX SL at ,iv at QT at 5 S ,SQ xt! ti LQ Q2 If OH M cg' BR U N N E ft ,XL by RX Makers of ig if i Goan CLOTHES 5 ' W 2 I N if SL D., ft! 'V big M M isfbvbvxvxtfxtlxtfxtfxbfxtzxllxtlpifbtfgjlxXlxSJXUxiLxtf2L1Q1x,UxU NUXNUNVGZ wwmwwwwwwwwwwmwwwwwwwwwwkwkwww N ' fig' DV W K aa Hotel Cumberland ag N -1' 4:5 -It , ,g ui N V ,. , 5 y i fau x-i, X V BROADWAY AT 54TH STREET, NEW YORK Q2 it 1 Near 50th Street Subway Station and 53rd Street Elevated Qt ft? -Q Broadway cars from Grand AS if Q- E' 3 Central Depot pass the door 3:9 ,rg ' 5geglEg5E gr 311 M Jfepf by a Cofleye Wan SQ .fceadquarfers for College Wen 5? ff 'ie -9.1 i a,,.,5,'f 1,51-'fr A 526 BE H Special Zgaies for Cofleye Ogeams gg 'X gilt Near Theatres, Shops and Central Park gig Digg NEW AND STRICTLY FIREPROOF 52? x 'r ' - f- , ',- 3 F Z , 33 i t g, Rates Reasonable. 252.50 with bath and up REQ DAX? 1, to I0 Minutes' Walk to 20 Theatres ills QQ 1 Send for Booklet AL 221' HARRY P. STIMSON, Formerly with Hotel Imperial PAQ 25 HEADQUARTERS FOR CORNELL MEN 3? D., Ax X4 sammy :MAL goisxftvsxfxsxfsvv HL awwwA SI WX W. H. EGAN CONTRACTOR, PAPER HANGER AND DECORATOR : : : : Bell Phone Residence, 128 Spencer Street Shop, Corner Tioga and Green Stre t Well-Drilling Machinery and Tools Portable or Stationary. With or without power For drilling wells to any depth, for any purpose --L1 MANUFACTURED BY ---- WILLIAMS BROTHERS 5 THE UP-T0-DATE BUSINESS MAN Always Advertises in Up-To-Date Papers . . CYBRIEN DEALER IN FRESH, SALT, SMOKED MBATS Poultry and Game in Season. Special Attention Given to Fraternity and Club Houses. :: zz zz TWO MARKETS : 222 North Aurora Street 430 North Cayuga Street If you get it from us ifs right All cgals are black, X Our coal is cheerful. . Prompt delivery and e M a k Q S u courteous treatment. Every order appreciated. Both phones. To Measure . N And save you 5062. Q? W. J. McCormick No! ll shop in the land i gives you betier value r D. L. 81 W. Coal We Rent and Sell Dress Suits r Hard and Soft wood Something New A Ll Me Time ' at the New Stowe , Yard: 602 West Seneca Street Buttrlck Q Frawley Uptown Office: I. K. Bernstein's Store I 53 MMM E N N E E N F ie E E N N R E ie R E R F ie E e ie N E F ie E WWE Q -' E 3 William C. Dean 22 3 Plumbing, Steamand Hot Water Heating E 3 and Dealer in Supplies for Steam, Water and Gas N N Q S2 For Sixteen Years Supewjntendent of Steam, W ater and Sewers at Cornell University. MMM WWW 313 EAST STATE STREET BOTH PHONES N E Q E WamaaaaaWWWWaWWWaWWaWWaaWaaWWe QMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMME 3 ---E E all S mdeto B. ENGLANDER 2 order from 5530 up. , 5 C fm d Qllustum Tlliarlnr CE ' sati f ' g S2 ant d. ITHACA, N. Y. is D S d MM WW gg Ov . d 'fl ' . 35 Specn Pmes Cor. State and Tioga Sts. 35 Ti'- Above Calkins' Sc Tichener's Harness Shop E SDE E Q E amaaae 54 We Do Not Spend half our time telling how a thing should he done and the other half telling Why We do not do it. We just go ahead and do it at any cost. The result Burns Family Bread Urband, Son 81 Co. Gihv Efailnrn Q Who save you money on clothes i 1 Sack Suits - - - 5335.00 and up Full Dress Suits, Lined Silk throughout ----- 550.00 L Overcoats ------- 54.0.00 REMEMBER WE CUT AND MAKE YOUR CLOTHES TO INDIVIDUAL TASTE 208 EAST SENECA STREET ITHACA, NEW YORK 56 Established 1842 Welch's Sanitary Market Fresh, Salted and Smoked Meats . . Absolutely Pure Home Made Sausage. Etc. Special care given to Fraternities and Clubs Both Home Grown and Western Meats Hot Rolls Every Afternoon l The Fred E. lllston Ice Co. Atwater doesn't make bread. He specializes in bakery daiuties- pies, cakes, buns, rolls, makes the sale of Hygeia lee on the Hill a specialty. eC1aiI'S,pattyShe11S,etC. l This Ice is 1nzu1ufactu1'ecl Y h , 1, by the Hygeia lee Co., of es' e Specla lzeb' l Ithaca, and is guarziuteecl to That's why his pastry is specially good and fresh. The Grocer Colonial Bldg. Atwater 81 Baker Purest Products at Popular Prices be made from pure distilled Wafer. Before ordering, investigate. No rlatural Ice sold on the Hill for domestic purpose. FRED E. ILLSTON lfllfllf!101101030301l'I!0ll0ll0Fl0Il9IR0llf KOFRWFlflifllflVllfllflvlfllfllflfllfl ::OOlOQlOOlOO0O0l00000000000OOO0000000000000004000OOOOOOOOOOOOO00OIOCOOOlOO0OOlOOOOO:OOOO oidoioiioifoiibitoiloilobloifoiioiioiloitoilotto!ioitoitoiloiioitoiioiioidoifoii bio! 522 235 SSE SS! SEE SSE ESE , SS! SEE T EEE SEE SS! TSI ' ' SEE be Stuhents amlor Q SEE SEE SSE 4, S22 SEE fe-X SSE SSE :V S22 :ax ' :sl iii iii Speczal aqttentzon Gwen to aqlumnz ggi :Se :Ee 317 EDDY STREET ITHACA, N. Y. Egg lf! if :za 1 5 O! lf! l9FK0ll9ll'Fl0Il0Il9ll'F lf! KOFKOIIOFKOIKOIKOIl0Il0ll'Il0F lfllfl KOFROF lfIl9Fl l: lf!! I 3333.23221123333633233232333226339392!23333343333225?2!fr2G22i3G23fv2i22i22i fhaca Z!! 2025 The lightest American shotgun. Thirty 20 'gauge shells weigh one pound less than thirty I2-bore shells. You can get into action quicker and it won't tire you. Penetration better than n big bore-its shooting will surprise you. Beautiful catalog in colors FREE. Ill Eighteen grades: 20, 16, 12 and 10 gauge -317.75 net to 35400 list ITHACA GUN COMPANY, BOX,I23, ITHACA. N.Y 58 RADFURD'-S G GLUPEDI OF Carpentry, Building and Architecture 'SHS 1.00 With a full year-'s subscription to AMERICAN CARPENTER and BUILDER the Greatest Building Paper in the 525.80 instead of S 9.00 l At the cost of thousand: of dollars and years of experience of hundreds of the best knofvfl DFS-CUC9-l build' ing experts, architects and construction engineers, We have collected and prepared the material for the greatest, most comprehensive, the most practical, thorough and understands-ble cyclopedia of construction ever before even conceived. , Twelve great big massive volumes and one extra large volume of 300 pages of actual plans, dT2LW11 by foremost architects. Selected for their excellence, economy of design and popularity among the building 012.5563- The volume of plans is portfolio size, and is in itself worth the special price asked for the complete set. One Dollar Down-Balance in Easy Payments 5,000 pages-thousands of illustrations, diagrams, charts, plans and working druwingsg handsomely and dufably bound: de luxe books in every particular. Massive portfolio size volume of plans extra.. , The cost of getting together this set of hooks has been incalculiible. The task of preparing 1? 11215 been gl' Ealltlq. It has taken the entire time of hundreds of writers and editors. Our entire organization has hed 2. hang 3 preparing it and we have picked outside help here and there from the best and most PY?Ct1Ci1l material avai :L e. Cut or tear along this line. The Radford Architectural Co. 185 Jackson Boul., Chicago. GENTLEMEN:-Enclosed find 31.00 for which send me, all express charges prepaid, your Twelve- Volumeset Of CYCLOPEDIA OE' CONSTRUCTION, Carpentry, Building and Architecture For FIVE DAYS' EXAMINATION, I will notify you within five days after receiving the books if for any-reason whatsoever I do not wish to keep them, Otherwise I agree to pay 32.00 within 5 days after recelving the books and 32.00 each month thereafter until the full price of 5523.80 is paid. Name ......... ....i...........,.......,.....,..... . .... . Postofflce ....,, ............,., County ....... .,...... S tate ........ 59 If looking for a place to get cleaning and press- ing done RIGHT, take a try at N O RVVO ODS Tailoring Shop They do the best worli MZICOIIIUCI' 86 WTIYTC NODE CO. New York Chicago Pittsburg Manufacturers of inthecity. for every use and purpose 411 E. State Street, INTERESTING CATALOG F. A. BATES, Manager UPON REQUEST Dr. T. ll. Stuart DEN TIST 31-32 Savings Bank Building BOTH PHONES U Nellie R. Hammond MZIIITCUYTIIQ' Facial Massage Scalp Treatment Shampooing OFFICE HOURS 9A.M. to6P.M. Gerztlemen's Parlors OVER 212 STATE STREET, ITHACA, N.Y. BENJ. W. PEW THE LINCOLN GGMPANY Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Fresh and Salt Water Fish, bysters, Clams, 80. Blue Points and Little Neeks on Half Shell Soft Shell Crabs and lobsters 123 NORTH AURORA STREET TELEPHONES: Bell 57TTthaca 10. East l'l1Il Coal Yard The Celebrated L V Coal Cannel Coal and Wood Bell Phone 362 lth c Pho e 755 Franklin C. Cornell A T R. . I-IEGGIE 84 BRO. CO illianxtfariuring Zlnnvlrra 136 EAST STATE STREET ITHACA, NEW YORK IVIOUNT I IVIOND I WATCH A O , O 61 Patronize the Leaders HOLLAND BROS. The Dutch Cleansers ALL KINDS OF CLEANING AND PRESSING 312 E. Seneca Street I Knox From Plantation H Shmf Made wha Sgggffn, O i Kna to Consumer one H Riffs HIGHEST GRADE OF Teas and Coffees, Spices, Extract, Soaps or Baking Powder Special Rates to Fraternity Houses Grand Union Tea Co., 144 E. State St. s. J. uns, Mgr. THE TOGGERY SHOPS Hatter, Hosier, Glover, Cravatte Maker of Shirts That Fit Two Shops-One Factory DISTRIBUTUR OF FASHIONS Agent for - Mark Cross Down Igxgggg Gloves and Town Mm t. Leather A e lc Goods Goods Lafayette Place 1 I D EB.Q. 9' 25 ifc- New York City Two Cutters Personal Attention this season, a popular price Cus- Q tom Tailoring Dept. Suits tail- ored to measure at ready made Tailors Keiser Cravats, 5 0c up Cluett and Gotham Shirts I V-'lfihgfflgi' and Kuppenheimer Clothes Benjamin Clothes Corner Aurora and Seneca Streets B ll Ph H 9 I 5 Dr. P. N. Williams Dentist Specialist in Gold lnlays 212 E. State St. Ithaca, N. Y. S. Harrison 'Q Son Dr. Frank M. jenlis Dentist Office Hours-9 to I2: I to 5 Ithaca Telephone 214 E. State St. Lang's Palace Garage NEW BUILDING READY MAY 1, 1911 OAEFNTE FOR I',M5 X , Finest Repair a an Shop in Oldsmobile ,O Q Q? aA -af jf X Central New Chalmers f X1 York. Only Maxwell , ' ' as Expert Men Regal ' I ' ' Employed Full Line of Supplies Private Stalls For Individual Use OPEN DAY and NIGHT J. B. LANG ENGINE Q GARAGE CO. All phones 117-129 E. Green Street Ithaca, N. Y. WL Nl. W. QUICK 8a COMPANY Bakers and Confectioners Established in 1835 WEST STATE STREET Ask any fraternity house about our bread . . . 64 I-IALFTONES OF QUALITY CHRISTY ENGRA VING COMPANY 611 618 CENTRAL BUILDING ROCHESTER N Y 65 The House of Quality A. E. W H E A T U N Practical Tailor and Cutter 107 N. Aurora Street, Ithaca, N. Y. I Make Clothes for the Alumni in a Majority of the States of the Unio VSEND FOR SAMPLES 66 I1 HOTEL 4 IROQU 01S . I ig Buffalo, N. Y. Absolutely Fireproof European Plan Zllso proprietors of Hotel Marie Antoinette Broadway and 66:67th Street New York Gity ,ffm .ESW7 wi- X -Qrf fl X ' K' Xi x up fj FRED ROBINSON f University Thofographer X X N I XL V 'X ggi GX Xu X , X 67 lf! lf! KY! ROP lf! lil ROI lfilfllfl IVF lf! lil lf! lfllfl !0l!0Il9l Rf! lf! lf! 191 l0F Rf! lf! lf! l0l gg!!! 32 232 23 222 33 222 222 322 222 222 33 222 33 32 32 222 22-I 23 323 322 222328 33 222 33 222 2222? O O O 0 0 O 1 222 I3 O O Q Q O O O lo! lo! 222 rlme ew ee Home Dressed 2:4 53' lil O I O O O O SSE SSE Ham Pork Veal 525 ! 9 525 K3 KZ! O I 0 O I O 105 fbi 555 - 355 5:5 Game in Season 555 ei: ez: H i gg Zllso Home Dressed Poultry ,gg do! lei 525 .525 82 lil 23 at 23 R01 lOl O O O 0 0 0 I3 lil :zz :gi 3' E J OORE 8' S ON 5 R22 ' ' 122 iii iii ggg II6 N. 21 urora Street Both Phones 23 lOl lf! 33 ' 5'5 525 5'5 52' 525 525525 525 525525 525 525 525 525 525 525 525 525 525 525 525 525 525 525525? xx! 53 33 33 ns 33w.C1.w.unu.m ns in as fbi rn nu 40iI0il0i10i as an on in in an in We Make Your Linen Live 00 5 Modern Method Laundry 'VJ The place where you get what you call for and the best of service. Everything in SEZSOH. The Senate JOHN REAMER, Prop. Martin T. Gibbons Proprietor Ithaca, N. Y. 104406 N. Zlurora Street 68 I'd be delighted To Know You Wear 21 7, DERBY If the hatter you patronize does not have them, Write us J. K RIS E s C o. I3 ASTOR PLACE NEW Y for Catalog. ORK CITY 69 Cut 'flowers Hora! Decorations, etc. For all occasions at moderate prices Nl 'l d telegraph ord g' prompt attentio ,plu 'tok Gllnthvn IS r Film' Qlnllvgr the Bool 'floral Zo. QHP11 ITHACA, N. Y. Go to the Students' Resort abrunstnirk Qiafe RATHSKELLAR and RESTAURANT IM. 15. Simeon fllllerrhant Elztilnr Known as Zinlfs QBIU iblace Red and Jerry, Props. 7 First National Bank GORNELL LIBRYIRY BUILDING Roger B. Williams P d I Henry B. Lord V P d i Charles W. Gay C 11 Charles W. Major A t t C h Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits 3350, ooo Transaers a General Banking Business, Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent WISE The Printer DOES ALL CLASSES OF PRINTING NECESSARY TO FRATERNITIES, STUDENTS, ETC. F5329 Cor. Seneca and Aurora Streets ITHACA. NEW YORK Highest Quality D. L. 8 W. Coal Co.'s SCRHNCON C O A L Properly Prepared and Garefully Delivered J A M ES LY N C H West Seneca Street Ithaca, N. Y. The CARPENTER TAILQR SHOP SANITARY STEAM PRESSES STEAM AND DRY CLEANING 205 N. AURORA STREET Both Phones f Ei Q E S52 Sl SE SE Q E2 Si Q Si Q Sl S12 E 3.2 SE Perh:1psyour're going to be married or are invited to a wedding-you need then 11 perfect dress suit. This establishment prides itself on the char- acter of its dress suits-they have that well- fitting, aristocratic air that appeals to the exacting. Sill! S? Shi Sl S2 Shi S2 S52 Q2 Q S52 Stl Si Sl S5 S52 SD? Si Qi Si S52 N 35 il W?ll?fl?!l?WWl7Wli?rl?ll?ll??l A man looks his best or worst in IL dress suit- be sure you look the former by having us make thesuit. :Z 2: 3: :: 2: :: THAT PERFECT FIT ' Tailor and Haber-dasher 212 E. STATE ST., ITHACA i My0fdffemeyH0me', NORTON PRINTING co. HAMMOND Q QUINN R. H. PARKER whiskey Printing Business Stationery, at- tractive catalogues, weekly and monthly magazines, engraved call- ing-cards, dance programs, banquet menus, wedding invitations, any- thing-is our business, and we know how to produce it promptly. Sole Agent: ITHACA. N. Y. 3l'7 EAST STATE STREET 72 XKHKXXXQCQCXXXXXQCXHKXXXKQCDCQCQCQCXQCQCQCQC gg QC 5 EVERYTHI G FOR THE GARDEN gi Q is the title of our annual catalogue. This E gg is a book of 212 pages, handsomely x QC illustrated, and is the premier horticul- 2 Q tural publication of the year. It should Qc X be in the hands of everyone who plants :C gg for pleasure or profit. Mailed free to all E E who mention The Cornellianf' gg Q PE TER HENDERSON an eo. Q gg 35 and 37 Gortlandt Street New York Q XQCXXQCKQCQCQCQCXKQCQCQCQCQCQCQCQCQCXQCQCQCQCDCQCQCQCQCQC il Safe, Perfect, Gheap T I h - 6 H Lrght For Your Boat ep 0 e 'Why not equip your boat this season with the Day- ton Launch Lighting System and enjoy yourlhout. Use your boat day or night and engoy it all the tune. -'Y our ' 0 hand on the switch will Hood the cabin with brilliant light, so you can chat with yopr friends in comfort, read books and papers, play cr SOC1QblBgZllI1E of curds. You can have eleptrrc bow and riding lights, n senrehlight- all without oil or matches, and without danger, dirt or discomfort. I y 1 7 Y Y h V E - , 11112 209 N. Aurora St. 4 i V With the Dayton Outfit the air is always clear and i cool in the cabin-free from the feticl smell of oil lumps. 9 The Dayton Launch Lighting Outfit is za complete, self-containing, self-operating system, that not only f I gives you all the light you can ever need, but is at con- stant, ever- ready source for current of even voltage for ignition purposes Write for our literature. It is interesting. The Dayton Electrical Manufacturing Co. Largert Manufacturers of Ignition and Lighting - Zppnrntus Exclusively in the World Good worn Prompt Denver, 96 St. Glair St. Dayton, Ohio 73 Th l yv k u' In 'V rd f 'A ' , Au ,., l.., J . N vm f - ' ' f 1 wi, ,ww Aw, gy -xx s M' : Q I g J- . ,garmin -4 , n vm We ,, Q , H J X3 I p Nj ,K , ,7n-, - , 1 ,,, n 1 -V I K-ox QQ .' F ' 'fig' V fa 9 '. , Tn e V px! REX F U ' K 4 ' ' M1 'x . - it w. Q y warn: N05 ' 'F 26 0 1 unmnwaon svnxww D s9 E:' I. ' ' 51 'H-Qiggflssd Lg A Ln be ra lon and Fre e d o m y rs From Typewriter Troubles 1 f' V ff are synonymous with the ,L S T A N D A 12 D r f : A r frr'A,- ,V ' ' fl' ' ,. -QW .- .,..4 A 0 U M THE MACHINE Y.. WI e e y or 'Ar rvfl, . ,r,,,,,,,,1,r. , V' ALA'A V rv . -r-r d . . C r fl CI' WOO YDCWVIECI' 0. New Yo rk and Everywhere ' rA A Q ' -rf- .- .v V - f ff .W,..' 74 -4. ,S XL JR MANY YEARS EXPERIENCE IN ILLUSTRA TING COLLEGE ANNUALS HAS GIVEN US A THOROUGI-I KNOWL EDGE OF THEIR REQUIREMENTS IVE HAVE ILLUSTRATED HE AFTERMATH THE PRISM THE ECHO VASSARION VIOLET ANDOVER CLASS BOOK THE HLB TECHNIICHIE GARNET THE ORACLE-BRIC-A-BRAC-THE PURPLE- I SMITH COLLEGE CLASS BOOK-SALMAGUNDI --THE INITERPRES-TRINITY IVY-HARVARD ILLUSTRATED 'VIAGAZINE-TECH. CIQARTERLY DO NOT CLOSE Mmr Cantraf! WITHOL'T FIRST SEEIAG US I . SUFFOLK ENGRAVING fwzcf v I ELECTROTYPING COMPANY BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS NGD VING 1i lic oIyP1N Cv. 2 S, oug If I 75 PTUIPPI Convenient Servlce F Location The The acC0-0pa9 ,400-0p,, Helps is Your YOU Store Cash e Complete Dividend Stocli Chas, W. Crosman Geo. F. Crosman Established l838 Crosman Bros. HIPORTERS, GROXVERS XVHOLESALE mul RETAIL DEALERS IN Garden, Field and Flower Seeds Xe Awarded two Grand Prizes Louisiana Purchase Exposition, St. Louis, l904 Awarded Gold Medal Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo, l90l .... se Wholesale Owce and Seed House 903 Monroe Ave., ROCHESTER Long Distance Telephone No. 251 Retail Sfore, 355 Illa'i1LSI., Easl NEW YORK Descriptive Caiulogue Mailed Free on .-l pplicatian H. J. BOOL CO. FINE CABINET WORK and UPHOLSTERY Ill Makers of Picture Frames. Dealers in Furniture, Wall Paper, Window Shades, Pictures W' Store Opposite Tompkins County Bank ITHACA. NEW YORK Adjacent to the principal shops ancl theatres BUT- AWAY FROM ALL NOISE! HOTEL SEVILLE a NEW YORK-asf A Very Desirable, Quiet Family I-Iotel, with all Modern Conveniences at Moderate Prices RATES: Rooms with bath Irom 52.50 to 36.00 per day P rticular Attention to Ladies - - EDWD. PURCHAS, Managing Director Bell Phone 37 Ithaca Zll CHARLES E. SEAIVIAN Hack and Livery Stables South Tioga Street Qliormerly the Cornell Livery Barnj ITHACA, N. Y. Special attention paid to Wedding, Party and Funeral Orders CABLE Pl-IOTOGRAPI-IER PICTURE FRAMER 1 3 3- 1 35 Dryden Road Cornell Stunt-Book and Athletic Photographs Flashlight and Group Work Solicited Photographic Supplies Many views and pictures in this book are from me NOTICE ! Good, old-fashioned SALT RISING BREAD like mother used to make Soft Molasses Cookies, Pies and Cake at HANDSOPYS HOME BAKERY 316 East State Street Long Distance Phone 80 City Phone 257 Established 1871 Ithaca Cold Storage J W. HOOK Fruit, Produce, Butter and Eggs 113-115 South Tioga Street ITHACA, N. Y. Tl f MORRISON The Tailor SAMPLES SENT ON REQUEST SPECIAL ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS 78 Isn't it a source of great satisfaction to know that your stenographer is provided with a typewriter that permits her to reach her highest efficiency? Gr isn't she using a Model I0 S mjie If she isn't, let us send both you and her some interesting information about the Smith Premier-Winner of the Grand Prix at the Paris and Brusseills Expositions. Smith Premier Typewriter Company, Syracuse, N. Y. Branches Everywhere 79 l l Q :.:fT u .4 . . C- CHAS. H. BEACH 1 D. L. ow. scRANroN COAL ' 535 652 THE BEST COAL MINED, M Q2 lr l TI-IOROUGHLY SCREENED, AND DELIVERED BY QQ? COMPETENT MEN. EA, C3 ' ef. 2, Z ...Ti KS 0 -ff' z,,s ,O Sl rgj Q HARD WOOD AND KINDLINGS rv- .7 DRY SEASONED WOOD lg El A O WOOD THAT WILL AYJ Mg BURN Q Q D W O. lgjil SJ! No order too large, none too small. Prices . . . Xl furmshecl on appllcatlon. Consult me before buying your next year's supply. April is the tw.,-1 oX,,a .x.,'v or month in which to contract your fuel, it is Q33 Q, on to l cheaper then. N1 OFFICE AND YARDS, 302-320 AUBURN ST. S931 Q51 Born Puomss. M ,-W 1 I 1 ESS. E, M- .f-W.....--.A.W .,v-..A, W, 39 80 Palace Laundry Eddy Street Ithaca Good Service Prompt Delivery IN REGARD T0 PICTURES and FRAMING Call up Smith'S C-VNU 483-B Bell PHOTDGRAPHY THE PLACE 138-140 E. State St., Ithaca, N. Y. THE TIME No time like the present. Telephon for - .1 1 'tineut after reading this uclve t 13 THE FIRM The C. ll. Howes Art Gallery The Equitable Life Assurance Society Strongest in the World C. H. HOWES, District Agent Do your banking with Tompkins County National Bank My Ei COLONIAL BUILDING STATE STREET, ITHACA, N. Y. up up lvl lu to no lu mu tu ROI to lu up un lu up lu lu up lu up lil ul sv: lu nl mn up up gap 23 3: 33 23 33 36 923 Wi 33 33 F3 33 33 33 33 3322! 38 3333 33 23 33 33 33 32 23 3333 33 lf! qqp ass we :za 535 555 To the Young Man VF . lu Wfhat are you going to he ten years from now? Wiiat are you doing now to niake yourself what you expect to be ten years from now? Consider the relation of life insurance to the business of living a good life and doing good to others. O.. QQQ lo! g,y fff T th 0 e Parent re 352 . . 555 age Have you made sufficient provision to guarantee gig Q . . 535 to your boy his education should death stop your Q . . present providing? lf' . ROI iii The Penn Mutual Life Insurance Go. iii 000 ooo S22 of Philadelphia Htl :zz iii 33 - 33 lvmnurnuuxuxuxo nlxormonxo lf!ROIlf!lf!ROPKOPlfllfl!0Fl0Fl'Il0Il9!l0Il'Fl9llfllil 33 213 93 33 33 33 33 33 33 23 23 322 23 T13 33 33 iii 23 33 53 33 33 23 33 23 333311322 3393 FINE 1 guv.. -u'1 i Best ot Workmauship and Perfect . Fit Guxiranteed i and upwnrcls 1 si gi I lullz t , ,lf Y ni V The preference ot those who know and appreciate individual character and quality. Original Spring and Summer styles. for lValking, Dress, Hunting and Outing. Cum Tm ITHACA Boor sHoP 106 E. Seneca St. 204 E. State Street T 39 52 If you like nice, new, clean, fresh, crisp ---l---1-' GRO CCZERIES from a New, Sanitary Store, at the lowest prices you ever bought them for, TRY MINE WALTER F. LARKIN Z5E.S2'ifZZZZ Dr Frank M. Jenks entist Ithaca Telephone 2l4 E. State Street Office Hours49 to I2g Ito 5 Just To Remind You! Vile have Zl pleasant, private Short- hand School, where we can give you individual instruction at your vacant hour. Rapid Progress Sklllful Teachers Ithaca Commercial School 415 E. Seneca Street PETER SCUSA Modern Shoe Repairing 4,05 Eddy Street ISAAC COAN In addition to the junli business I have opened up a line of Second-hand Furniture, Cloth- ing, Boolis, Shoes and general second-hand goods : : : I. COAN 623, 625 W. State Street Ithaca Both Phones College Souvenirs of .Hll Kinds Banners, Pennants,Skins,Post: ers, Pictures, Steins, Smoke Sets, Pins, Buckles Mail Orders given prompt attention ROTHJCHILD BROS. The Finest Restaurant ON THE HILL Steaks, Chops and Salads. 'Wall-les and Roast Meats 21 Specialty at the STUDENTS INN Bell 246 319 Eddy Street C. B. CAULKINS, Mgr. All the Writing Zllways in Sight THE NEW Monuz. L. CZ. Smith dl Bros. TYPE WRITERS N-'lf 'E -- Q. ' un if S VM V ii j ll l lllllll J S ilti yyy to Q ' Q- ig?-1iH lmM E, V S fill 291343 Z , g,Qb5,2-zeefgiajfssx 5? ff?,ff,5'fgdSgAig?i?5g,5lgee55 S, of ff,ul6ft,,- f l 30 Q, is 1+ ua4M l N-'Z L.C.SMlT - if An: IN svnAcEQlY,RF'x5!TE,R COL 2 .ZIUTOMZI TIG RIBBON RE VERSE Works lnstantaneously With Marginal Release Key and Back Spacer, Tabula: tor and Biller inbuilt, it will do all the work that can possibly be expected of a typewriter 84 QM ES F QS KS E RS F E N E N E F CS F gg SS E QS SS R E SKS lg F SE F WEE Sli is S2 . n Champargn Brothers is Sl is il E ii Builders of Fine Yachts, gl 3 and Aeroplane Motors ?Wl?WWWl??l??W?ll?llin?fl??l5il?l?ll?ls??l?lZll?Ws?s??l?Wl7ll?lSS mic M .Naumhurg 84 Gln. 4:1 f, 51 E. lltlg Strrrt, 4 X Nun 1Hn1'k 'il lf! X -f . ul h.l J- gd fllllakera nf illmv 4. 1, ' I, V , V Qlullll , , 'I 1 Nj . XL 'Jr 61 'WX Quick and easy-no fuss, no muss. 41 ' My Polish Your Shoes with Nugget ll l' l l i ' All l It's a Happy Habit ll 1 QBU1' Ellflhlf 571111 l SiI'AFil'HliIilPlT-Geg 51 '-Nuggets? -atc - ll I I' Ellfnlii 57lIif5 EITUIIHI III? Q lusistli HashlI11i3lwi:1i1gkp2e?1?' l1ZixlishigggS1u14 l 1 I I ,I 1 ull that you need to keep shoes spit-k and span. Q A l mg 1- 11 hy Q5 ny 11 P11 l BLACK ol: TAN, sov. l l l 1- l l NUGGET 1 m m ' , ' ' Q E ll., 1 Polzshes for Jhoes ' YOU R Good for all black and lan leathers Y LOCAL DEALER l NUGGET lManufaclurers3 299 BRQADWAY, N. Y. S5 isis, i x s s s i x s i s i s x fsfsfs1sLsL,s i sfvfs 3,355 5rQ 5'te TgQ agggggigaggagfagfagfatk T6 if fix ae ae ale re t n L. C. Smith E. A. Rorapaugh lb SX if? ii? 512 . il? :la :la gp Jmzth ci' Rorapaugh 7gf THILORJ af as . ns 32,5 Clothes ofQualzty an ale ale :M Pl? 420 Eddy St. Next to Students' Supply Store gig elf NL 7F file ale 52? 762 qf A1 Af Q1 lf -Nr AL xSL:lL:lLDlL5lL:lg:l,LJlgglgjgj-43,51 U S1 ll ll V ll lf H1 lg S1 x 7'x'7fxC1rf7xf7xi'7xI7v 79 ,rx ,rx fix ftx fp fp :tx fp lb lt- IL x tudent upply Store SOLE AGENTS FOR Eugene Dietzgen's Instruments Parkers Fountain Pens Royal Typewriters LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF Banners, Pennants, Sliins and Pillow Tops in the City. Developing, Printing and Picture Framing. NEAREST THE CAMPUS Eddy Street ,,:,:,:,X,:l,N,x,s,s. N., N1 x ltx ft-X 11x79 fp 75 its Tlx '7tf7rk 7K5 Candy ought by right to he the KlJIllltlGSl :incl cleanest ol' :ill things in the kingdom oflood. .Xncl yet nearly :ill lnctories dip the chocolates 1 the szune wny-by hand. l 3tncy's orlidint hocolntes are being clemztnded evervwhere by people ol' discrimination and refinement who insist on nb- solute cleanliness in what they eat. The Stacy Way is to dip the chocolates on the end ol' it fork so that the lingers never touch them from lirst to Inst. ll Your conlectioner does not hnve them send today lor an elegant 3-layer 20-ounce box, fresh from the kitchens. 351.00 express pnicl. Hnll' size box, SOC express paid. 0. T. STACY CO. 153 Clinton Ave., N. Rochester, N. Y. SNNNNQ S M E M f 31 Ti W P T g MMMMM EEEEE STVDENTLAVNDRYAGENCY Q 422 EDDY STREET E ITHACA, NEW YORK YQ 3 E ST LZ N M N M N E WFENNRGEE THE CORNER TAILOR SHOPS jfave fha! .767 of C?xclu.f1'vene.s'.r T B9 m9 8 EG' , T TAILORS Hg.. if V ESQ Tl 409 EDDY STREET 138 EAST STATE STREET X no EAST BUFFALO STREET '37 MANUFACTURER DF ALL KINDS OF CORNELL JEWELRY FRATERNITY AND CLUB PIN JEWELRY A SPECIALTY . STUDENTS, ATTENTION!!! GET YOUR CORNELL JEWELRY FROM GLA RE NGE B. BURLING Watchmaker and Manufacturing Jeweler 420 EDDY ST., ITHACA, N. Y. WATCH REPAIRING PRICES REASONABLE GOODS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED be Silbamhra THIS IS THE PLACE FOR YOU TO EAT AND DRINK Our Cosy Grill is ut Your Service Day and Night Come in :md make yourself ut home Imported Beer on Draught Sfoodes are Iffefcome JACK HERSON, Prop. Doer Noi fffzofw Tfze Value P. M. Donohue 207 N. flurofa St. So it is with some people: they do not know the value of good, thorough plumb- ing' work. 11 We :tim to give permanency t 0 our work, and then we know sa.tisl'actio11 will follow. P ra nz p I service and mariemlc p r 1 c es arc gua1'antem'. 1--li PEARSON'S Milk and Cream GIVE SATISFACTION WHEREVER USED R. S, Pearson, Ithaca, N. Y. Bo'rH PHONES TH E YATES THE POPULAR HOTEL at Popular Prices. and the Home of the Epicurean 8 N010 EN X XXX XX QW9 X XXXX X X SX X Q X dew 'wi .C X X X X XXX I annul' X X X X XX QX S SFXXX XX XX X X o X MPET TO - ' C ASTEST ENGRAVERS ON EARTH Renderua belief qualify in Shorter flme than any olher engraver at compefiiive prices. Our twenty- four hours continuous sorvlce I6 a sallbnffqcfor -S sewn IT TO +- XX XX X XXXQ X . XXX X X X X X X XX 'i X. X -X X.. SSW 'XX qv up A XQSX YN X' 1 X Pownns f'Ho'ro-ENGRAVINGQMPANY .X 'XXX Q W X X f TEsr X X X XX XX XX ASTES - ' g.. 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M ooo :sz I I-I n A he ag, zz: iii I 1: R A if iii 33 ENGINEERS, FOUNDERS AND IVIACHINISTS 3, I PATTERN MAKERS AND MILLWRIGHTS 23 - du 535 Q : 225 ESE , , SEE ISI F. Brown's Friction Clutch lil 73 . . 'if -ffl , . 35 552 Patent Metallic x ' f Couphngs, 1 . .. ,472 X3 I . , lf' 355 wick self-onmg A 5 Frrctron Clutch 555 ooo A rx 'f -1- K : T ooo H23 Hangers, W , HIHIIIIIIIII SP A I 2 Pulleys, it! gs: A-If NMI, I A 'H :ga ,SQ Turned Steel IH, I 'Ma 41 I Hangers, he no , R A II 2 ,f , on Shaftrng, AIX MX I N IIIIIIIIIIHII JV Cogswell Mrll, on . IX ' 'nil A is b'f,Z,2 on Balanced Splrt X Fly Wheels, ns 'rs f-Q VA-H ' for 525 Pulleys, N Band Wheels, 225 fOi 9 -fp 1 YOH up I . mu O00 N 0 000 3: Rope Sheavers, 1- R Etc. 53 M. , .iv N. nu ns see A 1 sag mu so .l.T.GEARSL - sez 522 533 MACHINE MUUIIIEII. CUT AND PIANEII IN IRIIN, STEEL, BRASS AND RAWHIUE 33 iii MACHINE MOULDED, up to 18 feet diameter iff CUT 01' PLANED, 5' 6' S 6' OOO OOO E PUWER TRANSNIITTING NIAGHINERY 'S' '32 33 Egg . . . . . . . W' '.i Estmmates and Plans Furnlshed tor Tl'2lDS.llllftlllg Power by Gearing, Rope, Horlzontal sz' 105 or Vertlcal Shaftlng. Also for Erectlng Salne. CilSllIlgS Mzlcle for the Trade. lf, 55 f off' d S 1 555 ICC an 3. CSFOOITI Egg 172 FULTON ST.,,NEW YORK CITY fyq 33 OF I Z If iQff5:gffEgEQ I 5 fb, ROI iii Works I L 3356? asa iz: ELIZABETHPORT, y my :xi PES NEW JERSEY A E 354 Send For Catalogue ,Z Sz: 5:2 luuplvlxvlnrxvn-luupmuseum:'Autumnnnluunurlwlulo:-'ul l'Il0Fl0Fl0I!0Il'Fl0Il0F 3333if13iP333i33ifr3i3iPZHXGPZRPZQ333333333333235333332333i3i3333i52i3i33 92 Since its foundation, it has been the policy of this Company to embody in the Remington in perfected form, the best typewriter ideas by whomsoever advanced. For our latest manifestation of this policy, in- spect the new ' Visible Writing Remingtons Nos. 10 and 11 which embody every desirable feature extant-Plus an Adding and Subtracting Mechanism, which con- stitutes an innovation. The voice that cried in the wilderness go years ago: You cannot afford to write in the old way, novv acclaims with equal conviction: You cannot afford to calculate in the old way. Remington Typewriter Company c1NcoRPoRATEDm 310 Washington St., Scranton, Pa. 93 fem? 5 94 i ll NI C, BITLCJER-U1 is 5 'mimi im QH3liliieQi,,T?1ISETLTER H E5 Q as 2 J. B. LYO COMPANY e :V E Printers, Publishers ii at AND ae Rsafawiwis as l ' W :P 2 :fi z l'1'1 S he 0 'PU vs: awisaeateeiea Book Manufacturers ideas as is as axe ate as ale as 1? as as as as ale as We ale ak ae 24 at 226 as ale as 229 al? as aww? IEE GREHM l FOR RENT Manufacturing Go. The 40'F00f Launch WHOLESALE and RET1111. ND A Guaranteed Absolutely Pure d d' P an accor mg to ure WILLIAM JARVIS Food Law RENWICK PARK Price, 51.00 per gallon. Special price on IO gallon lots. 25 Years Manufacturing DR. A. M. MAC GACHEN Ice Cream Also pure Olive Oil, imported H Dentist H fI'0m Italy Hours: 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. A 218 F St t St., Opposit Ithaca Hotel B ll Ph Ithaca Phone 535 W. State St. , 95 and Sailboats, Rowhoats and Canoes O O 96 O X xx 2 Z fi ., M M H F . 1. . , 4.4.'-4 its 1 ' g ' 5. x.l- 1 2Q2: QQ, Q 5 5 'sf o Q 00 ' KS Q. W ---'42AI:' ' lAL ' 'Q .... .,.: i X' 3 EE '- - ': Q Z 5 E E ff? 5 92:2 2 sr 5 w Q -A 'T if rc 5: F-..:3.m m 3. NV 8 fn IJ: is 24 an Eg is XX ggnfgflg-.35 ' 4 5 N g FU E E 3 gs 2, 5'i2ii QQ . Y A 'U 3' ? ig , mi ' -J 2 H E ,Y ft 9' F : -- '71 E M .EEST-jjgigfq L-1 ' 'VO -- 35 is 2 gig? 3' :wife 5 PS5 0 Q 3 'D T 3 2 Q. 72 : E F' D- . .. .Q O m Q 1 'D .1 5 . -, :. 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S2 Q S2 SD? 32 S2 S52 Qi S2 Q N SES Q2 S52 S52 3 Cf. if Qyrgfzz' Cloffege gnyraver .7Jr1?zier and Jfaiioner 1106, Chee-Inu! Jiree! .7Dh17aa'e4uh12z 45, Commencement Invitations Dance Invitations and Programs Menus, Fratemity Inserts and Stationery Class Pins, Visiting Cards Wedding Announcements and Invitations ren Q! Samples cheerfully sent q t follow the Crowd fo Estaianshed me -W Incorporated moz 9 HA NK S D00 jamiesonzmcliinnev Zo. The place to get good things Incorporated to eat at reasonable prices Nonwoon .9 wo MER Plumbing 407 Eddy Street Gas fitting, Steam and water Emflllg yceum heatre an Season of 'gn-12 Gas, Steam and water Suvvlies 'J' ODBII illwllt m S. Zavuga Street SSDI. ISI, l9ll 'M' ' Y' 9? You can buy an liver Typewriter For l7c. a Day. -ll: ww We A M . .wx K, ,M . .E . E iff 1 I . ,V mo E-M .1 v 1 Kiggw 'fre ' Ask about it. Howard L. O'Daniel, 205 E. State St. ' Both Phones. 98 l 3 A Collar Contrast EF 5511536 lil Wil? SLIDEWELL CQLLAQS the collars with the little baclc button slueld tluat lets your t1e slxcle freely baclc and forth Encl your own collar troubles too save your ues and tlme and temper have your neclcwear and lmen loolg l00i neater ancl fresher by getting SLIDEWELLS the next time you buy collars 15 CENTS, 2 FOR 25 CENTS You Can't Get better styles ancl wearing qualities tlian you get in SLIDEWELLS-and 1hey're Premalco shrunk to prevent laundry Hmmmm shrinkage-wide stitched, hand made effect. ,nlllll llhlh. Get the Genuine or be Disappointed Y-Fx If your dealer fask him firstl happens not to have as yet put SLIDE- WELL Collars in stock you can order direct from us. State name of 4 G we Y 111 1 p your present collars and send 75c. for 6 corresponding SLIDEWELLS , fin Cannfrlzla gl fra' GJ or write for the complete SLIDEWELL Style If :lt Book an 0' e' om 't' '1 A HALL, HARTWELL 8: CD. Dept. E Troy, N. Y. 99 XKXXXXXXXXXXXXKXXXXXXXXXXKKX XXXXXXXK XXXXXXKK The Lange 8: Walsh Mfg. Co. xxacxxac .'-E? UO. D' fi 3 93 3' 5 rr 2 . 2. - 5 fb a CII E. G :cxxxxx KK C 4 m H o C Q. 3 99 5 QI 25 2. 5 n O Q3 8 KKK MXXHX X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X QC E MXXX Dress Suits, Tuxedos, 756-760 Broadway NEW YORK EXWHQQK 39325 x Q IQ 'JI The make-believe College Clothes x x L' O so widely pushed and puffed, would x x A M 'K-ms OF 5 'Af malce a real collegian gasp with amaze- x x Q i ment and grin with amusement. E X Q I l X 111 UNIVERSITY Clothes are x x ?N 1 genuine college clothes, created ex- x x 02-754 KOAQXNP pressly for and worn everywhere by x x i 4 university men. They are the actual x x and approved fashions, instead of the folderol of some designer's overheated x XXX 3 XXX ill Young men-your customers-appreciate the difference between real and make-believe college clothes, between UUNIVERSITYH Clothes and the press- ? ing-iron copies of them. Made only by Q COHENSLEVISON X KX XX 752-754 Broadway New York KXXXHXKKXXHXHXXXXXXXXKXXKXXXXK XT Q 'B WE CLEAN 85 PRESS YOUR CLOTHES AND WE D0 IT RIGHT W e Guarafzz S facfim Uma Prices are Rzgfzz J . C. D U R F E Y 409 West State Sfreef Boffz Pkones P . Aw 545454Q4Q454Q4Q4545454i?454Q454Q45454D4544454Q45454Q454545454 THE UNION TRANSFER CO. 545'454Q4545454Q454 71 L Q 2 F5 rn 5, F F5 m2E EE ' 2-fb Siu -N 5-. r-VJ -e 55. QB' 'E'-4 SE 9 N F' aa S A 2: '51 2 xxxxxxxxx Q Baggage delivered to all parts of the Q x city or checked from residence to any Qc E point in the United States or Canada gcc 5454545454 5454545454 Prompt and Efficient Service Your Patronage Soliclted Bell 389 BOTH PHONES Ithaca 651 445454Q4545'4Q4545'4545454Q4545444Q454Q45454545454Q4545454l'454 English Cut Clothes Fancy and Dress waistcoats J. F. LENIGAN CO. II4 LU. 27th Street New York Eddy street My Q eng 5 h B owlmg Hall , J Xl 2 --,, 2.1: I T .a h ,Fc Y Nine Brunswick I 'az Ball! c . ' - ., six ' 1 dxnfii At ' f fa , .,,,, um ' , Campus Gate X -... Entrance AX Q I O2 Q T Q ,,4Ibany'.ri Newest and Bea-t Hotel KS and 'Restaurant L-S2 T cf' , E rgy l l E Q let-5 The Hampton 75 225 Q Q LJ .1411 Rooms with Bath. European Plan. Fireproof 'Rate, 752.00 and up. H n .wsamssawweme WWQ l Motown and Moronasoir SUPPLIES Q C. E. Jeanzan Live,-y Vacuum Cleaning and Laundry Outfits l w. H. BRYAN. Pm. ' - Modern Lighting Fixtures Gas and Electric Coach and Livery H4416 west State .Ytreet BOTH PHONES STUDENT LAMPS Alcohol and Electric Chafinz Dishes AUTOMOBILE CLOTHING T. A. KELLY Electrical and has Supplies EXCLUWE DEALER in all Standard Makes of Sporting Goods Foot Ball, Base Ball, Track and Crew, Tennis Rackets, Balls and Supplies DAVIS-BRUWN flfll 00- 'Ne .,,:z::.'i,,'ig:.1:'::t:.:zl:g'3f:'::i: Engineers, Jobbers and Contractors ll5:ll7 S. Cayuga St., Ithaca, N. Y. T' A' KELLY 404 STEXVA RT AVE. I IO3 '