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Qllornell spirit is as the soul tnhieh artuates ano oireets her life ani: makes great oeeos in eherp fielo of aetihitp possihle. Glo all those tnho hahe strihen to maintain this spirit, either on the athletie fielo, in the elasszroom, or hp lenoing their moral supportg tpho take sincere auo heartfelt prioe in their magnifitent Qlinihersitpg tnho lahor unteasinglp to upholh her aims ano ioeals, a hearty ano appretiatipe greeting is exteuoeo. We hope this holume map probe useful in portrapiug the means through tnhirh Qliornell spirit manifests itself, hotpeper mueh it neeos must fail aoequatelg to represent true Cllornell spirit. iBrzsiIJent Svcburman TRVST EE Baath nf Ulirustees PRESIDENT or THE UNIVERSITY . GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK STATE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE CHARLES EZRA CORNELL, A,B., LL.B. TJARED T. NEWNIAN, PH.B., LL.B. . XMYNDERSE VAN CLEEF, B,S. IICROBERT H. TREMAN, B.M.E. TCHARLES E. TREMAN, B.L. . TWILLIAM H. FRENCH . . TTI-IOIVIAS B. YYILSON . . 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CG.D . . 146 W. 54th St., New York WILLIAM F. PRATT .... CGr.j . . The Meadows, Batavia EMMONS L. WILLIAMS, Secretary-Treasurer . Morrill Hall, Ithaca CHARLES D. BOSTWICK, A.B., LL.B., Assistant Secretary-Treasurer Morrill Hall, Ithaca QExecutihe Glummittee uf the Mouth of Ulrustees THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNIVERSITY HENRY B. LORD THE LIBRARIAN OF THE CORNELL LIBRARY CHARLES E. TREMAN CHARLES H. BLOOD ROBERT H. TREMAN CHARLES EZRA CORNELL MYNDERSE VAN CLEEF JARED T. NEWMAN ANDREW D. WHITE ROGER B. WILLIAMS MYNDERSE VAN CLEEF ...... . Clzairman EMMONS L. WILLIAMS . . . Secretary CHARLES D. BOSTWICK . . A5si5ta.1ztSec1'etary Qtanhing Qllommittees of the Baath uf illlrustees Committee on Buildings: R. H. TREMAN, THE PRESIDENT, THE TREASURER, R. B WILLIAMS, G. C. BOLDT, J. H. EDWARDS, J. H. BARR. Committee on Grounds: C. H. BLOOD, THE PRESIDENT, C. E. TREMAN, H. VV. SACKETT. Finance Committee: R. B. VVILLIAMS, H. B. LORD, THE PRESIDENT, M. VAN CLEEF R. H. TREMAN, H. R. ICKELHEIMER, E. MOMILLIN. 1 Committee on Appropriations: THE PRESIDENT, I. T. NEWNIAN, M. VAN CLEEF. Auditing Committee: H. B. LORD, C. E. TREMAN, I. T. NEWMAN. Committee on State Colleges: THE PRESIDENT, P. C. STEVENS, J. N. CARLISLE, F. H. MILLER, H. W. SACKETT, T. B. WILSON, M. VAN CLEEF, W. F. PRATT, R. A PEARSON, THE TREASURER. TTerm of office C5 yearsj expires in IQIZQ the next group of six in IQI3, etc. CBD Elected by Board. CAD Elected by Alumni. CGD Appointed hy the Governor. CGr.D Elected by the New York State Grange for IQII-I2 9 A TT C' CHARLES HENRY HULL, Ph.B., Ph.D., Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, and Professor of Arnerican , History Ph. B., Cornellg Ph.D., Halle and Soale. A F, CD B K. jfanultp THE REVEREND CHARLES MELLEN TYLER, A.M., D.D., Sage Professor of the History ancl Philosophy of Religion and of Christian Ethics, Erneritus, and Lecturer on the History and Philosophy of Religion and of Christian Ethics. Oriental Society, City Librarian A.B., A.M., Yale, 18555 D.D., Yale, 1892. Skull and Bones. A K 2, KD B K. JAMES MORGAN HART, AB., A.M, J.U.D., Litt.D., Professor of the English Language and Literature, Enieritus A.B:, Princeton, 1860, A.M., 18633 Juris Utriusque Doctor, Gottingen, 1864, L1tt.D., Princeton, Igoo. American Philosophical Society, Philadelphia, Modern Language Association Of America, Philological Society QLOndOnj. A A CD, 07 B K. SIMON HENRY GAGE, B.S., Professor of Histology and Ernbryology, Erneritus B.S.,Comell,1887. A F, .Q In di. THOMAS FREDERICK CRANE, A.M., Litt.D., Professor of the Rornance Languages and Literature, Erneritus A.B., Princeton, 1864, A.M., 18675 Ph.D. QHOnOraryj, 1874, Litt.D., Princeton, 1903. K fl, 0 B K. IO BURT GREEN WILDER, B.S., M.D., Professor of Neurology, Emeritus B.S. Csumma rum laudej, Lawrence Scientific School QHarvardj, 1862, M.D., Har- vard Medical School, 1866. Vice-President Biological Section, American Asso- ciation Advancement Science, 1885, President American Neurology Association, 1885, President Association American Anatomists, 1898. JOHN HENRY COMSTOCK, B. S., Professor of Entomology B.S., Cornell, 1874. .11 I', S 5. WATERMAN THOMAS HEWET1', A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Professor of the German Language arid 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, of the Society of Netherland Literature, of the Goethe Society, of the Modern Language Association of America, of the American Philosophical Society. T. EDWARD LEAMINGTON NICHOLS, B.S., Ph.D., LL.D., Professor of Physics B.S., Cornell, 18755 Ph.D., Gottingen, 1879, LL.D., University of Pennsylvania, 1904. Member of National Academic Sciences, American Academy of Arts and American Philosophical Society, American Institute of Electrical Engineers. 1ll',ZE. JEREMIAH WHIPPLE JENKS, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., LL.D., Professor of Economics 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 Inves- tigation-of Trusts, 1899-1901 , Commissioner to Orient of War Department, 1901- 02, United States Commissioner of International Exchange, IQO3-04. A Y. LUCIEN AUGUSTUS WAIT, A.B., Professor of Mathematics, Emeritus A.B., Harvard, I87O. Z W, 07 B K. GEORGE LINCOLN BURR, A.B., LL.D., Litt.D., Professor of Medieval History A.B., Cornell, 1881, LL.D., Wisconsin, 1904, Litt.D., Western Reserve University, 1905, LL.D., Washington College, 1907. Librarian of the President White Library. 1D B K. CHARLES EDWIN BENNETT, A.B., Litt.D., Professor of Latin A.B., Brown, 1878, Litt.D., 1904. President of American Philological Associ- ation. A1 I , CDBK. JAMES EDWIN CREIGHTON, A.B., Ph.D., LL.D., Professor of Philosophy A.B., Dalhousie College, 1887, Ph.D., Cornell, 1892, LL.D., Queen's University 1903. A TQ. 1 EDWARD BRADFORD TITCHENER, Ph.D.. LL.D., D.Sc., Litt.D., Sage Professor of Psy- chology iu 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, Z E. 1 I I GEORGE FRANCIS ATKINSON, Ph.B., Professor of Botany with special reference to Corn- paratioe Mo1'phology and M ycology Ph.B., Cornell, 18855 F.A.A.A.S. Member of Botanical Society of America. CDBK, v - ,1- ...1.r. RALPH STOCKMAN TARR, B.S., Professor of Physical Geography B.S.,Ha1'vard, 1891. 2 5. THE REVEREND NATHiANIEL SCHMIDT, A.M., Professor of Seinitic Languages and Litera- tures Hudiksoold Gymnasium, 18825 University of Stockholm, 1882-84, Theological Seminary, 1884-875 University of Berlin, ISQOQ A.M., Colgate, 1887. GEORGE PRENTICE BRISTOL, A.M., Professor of Greek, Director of the School of Edn- cation A.B., Hamilton, 18765 A.M., 1887. Director of Summer School Session. I KD, 0 B K. . WALTER FRANCIS WILLCOX, Professor of Economics and Statistics A.B., A.M., LL.D., Amherst, LL.B., Ph.D., Columbia. W T, CD B K, 02 A IP. CHARLES DE GARMO, Ph.D., Professor of Science and :lrt of Education Ph.D.. Halle, 1886. President Swarthmore College, 1891-98. LOUIS MUNROE DENNIS, Ph.B., B.S., 'Professor of Chemistry Ph.B., University of Michigan, 18855 B.S., 1886. W I , Z E. JOSEPH ELLIS TREVOR, A.M., Ph.D., Professor of Therinoclynainics A.M., Ph.D., Leipzig, 1892. JOHN ROBERT SITLINGTON STERRETT, Ph.D,, LL.D., Professor of Greek Ph,D., Munchen, I88O, LL.D., University of Aberdeen, Scotland, 19o2. One of the Managers of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens, its Annual Director, 1896-975 Cor. Member Imp. Germ. Arch. Inst. 0.41 0, cb B K. 'WILLIAM RIDGELEX' ORNDORFE, A.B., Ph.D., Professor of Organic and Physiological Ghernistry A.B., johns Hopkins, 18845 Ph.D., 18875 Fellow at Johns Hopkins, 1886-87. lelesnilbervoiithe American Chemical Society5 Deutsche Chemische Gesellschaft. XYILDER DWIGHT BANCROET, A.B., Ph.D., Professor of Chemistry A.B., Harvard, 18885 Ph.D,, Leipzig, 1892. .41 K E. E ERNEST MERRITT, M.E., Dean of the Graduate School and Professor of Physics ME., Cornell, 1886. 0 K W, Z E. I2 HENRY SHALER VVILLIAMS, Ph.D., Professor of Geology arid Director of the Geological llluseum Ph.B., Yale, 18685 Ph.D., 18715 Fellow Geological Society America5 F.G.S., Lon- don. Book and Snake. Elf In, 2' E. CHARLES VAN PATTEN YOUNG, A.B., Professor of Physical Culture aud Director of the Gymuasium A.B., Cornell, 18995 Graduate Princeton Theological Seminary. Quill and Dag- , ger. A A di. JAMES MClXl.AHON, A.M., Professor of Mathematics A.B., Trinity College, Dublin, 18815 A.M., 18905 London Mathematical SOciety5 American Mathematical Societyg F.A.A,A.S. ID K iff, QD B K, E E. JOHN HENRY TANNER, B.S., Ph,D., Professor of .Mathematics B.S., Cornell, 1891. Member of American Mathematical SOciety5 F.A.A.A.S.5 Association of Teachers of Mathematics of the Middle States and Maryland. 418,25 ' FREDERICK BEDELL, Ph.D., Professor of Physics A.B., Yale, 18905 M.S., Cornell, 18915 Ph.D., 1892. A 11 ID, 0 B K, I 5. RALPH CHARLES HENRY CATTERALL, Ph.D., Professor of Mode2'fri European History A.B., Bucknell, 18915 AB., Harvard, 18925 Ph.D., Chicago, IQO2. 0 F10 B K. YVILLARD VVINFIELD ROWLEE, B.L., D.Sc., Professor of Botany, with special reference to Comparative Histology arid Systematic Botauy B.L., Cornell, 18885 D.Sc., 1893. Member of Society for Plant Morphology and Physiologyg F.A.A,A.S. K Z, 2 E. FRANK THILLY, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., LL.D., Professor of Philosophy 45 HEINRICH RIES, Ph.D., Professor of Economic Geology 5 Ph.B., Columbia, 1892 5 A.M., 18945 Ph.D., 18965 University Fellowship, Columbia, IQO3-IOQ5, Barnard Fellowship, IQOO-IQO7. I E. WILLIAM ALEXANDER HAMMOND, A.M., Ph.D., Professor of Philosophy A.B., Harvard, 18855 Ph.D., Leipzig, 1891. ERNEST ALBEE, Ph.D., Professor of Philosophy AB., University of Vermont, 18875 Ph.D., Cornell, 18Q4. 0 B K. HOLLIS ELLSWORTH DANN, Professor of Mrusic ' Savage Club5 Cosmopolitan Club5 Sinfonia. Mus. D., Alfred University. MARTIN WRIGHT SAMPSON, A.B., A.M., Professor of English Language arid Literature A.B., A.M., University of Cincinnati. I3 BENJAMIN FREEMAN KINGSBURY, Ph.D., M.D., Professor of Histology and Embryology Cornell, 18955 Freiburg, Germany, IQO4Q Fellow A.A.A.S., A.B., Buchtel, 1983. Collaborator American journal of AnatOmy5 journal Comparative Neurology, etc. CD A 0, Z E. LIEUTENANT WILLIAM E. GILLMORE, Professor of Milrita1'y Science and Tactics First Lieutenant 28th Infantry. SUTHERLAND SIMPSON, D.Sc., M.D., Professor of Physiology S WILLIAM WVISTAR COMFORT, AB., A.M., Ph.D., Professor of the Roniance Languages and Literature EVERETT WARD .OLMSTED, PhB., Ph.D., Professor of the Roniance Languages and Literature PhB., Cornell, 18915 Ph.D., 18975 Savage Club5 Book and Bowl. B 0 H. VVILLIAM STRUNK, JR., AB., Ph.D., Professor of the English Language and Literature AB., University of Cincinnati, 18905 Ph.D., Cornell, 1896. ID B K. HENRY AUGUSTUS SILL, A.M., Ph.D., Professor of Ancient History AB., Columbia, 18885 A.M., 18895 Ph.D., Halle, 19OO. A A CD, 0 B K. GEORGE WALTER CAVANAUGH, B.S., Professor of Cheniistry in its Relations with fl griculture BS., Cornell, 1896. EDWIN WALTER KEMMERER, A.B., Ph.D., Professor of Political Science A K E, KD B K. GILBERT DENNISON HARRIS, PhB., Professor of Paleontology and Stratigraphic Geology PhXgDA, Cornell, 1886. Member de la Societe Geol. de France5 L.F.G.S.A. Q7 B K, HERBERT CHARLES ELMER, AB., Ph.D., Professor of Latin A.B., Cornell, 18835 Ph.D., johns Hopkins, 1888. B C9 11,0 B K. CHARLES LOVE DURHAM, M.A., Ph.D., Professor of Latin Ph.D., Cornell, 1899. Secretary of Adrninistrative Board in charge of Freshmen and SophOmoreS5 ASSiStant to Dean of College of Arts and ScienceS5 Savage Clubg Book and Bowl. X W. GEORGE SYLVANUS MOLER, AB., B.M.E., Professor of Physics ADAM CAPEN GILL, AB., Ph.D., Professor of Minei'alogy anal Petrogrczphy A.B., Amherst, 1884, Ph.D., Munich, 1892. Member of Deutsche Geologische GeSellSchaft,'5 F.A.A.A.S., F.G.S.A. FREDERICK CLARKE PRESCOTT, A.B., Assistant Professor of the English Language and Literature A.B., Harvard, 1894. KA, Ii GEORGE ABRAM EVERETT, Assistant Professor of Oratory GEORGE L. HAMILTON, Assistant Professor of the Romance Languages and Literature EMILE MONNIN CHAMOT, B.S., Ph.D., Professor of Sanitary Science and Toxicology B.S., Cornell, I8QIQ Ph.D, 1897. 2 E, .Q Elf KD. MADISON BENTLEY, B.S., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Psychology FBS., Nebraska, I8Q5QPl1.D., Cornell, 1898. ID K W, L0 B K, Z E. CLARK SUTHERLAND NORTHUP, A.B., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of the English Language and Literature A.B., Cornell, 18935 Ph.D., 1898. Quill and Daggerg Zodiac. 40 B K. JOHN IRWIN HUTGHINSON, A.B., Ph.D., Professor of Mathematics A.B., Bates College, I88QQ Ph.D., Chicago, 1896. Assistant Editor of Transac- tions of The American Mathematical Society. 2 5. VIRGIL SNYDER. A.M., Ph.D., Professor of Mathematics B.S., Iowa State College, I88QQ A.M,, Gottingen, I8Q3Q Ph.D., 1894. Mitgleid der Mathematische Gesellschaft zu Gottingeng Member German Mathematical Society. 2 E. JOHN SANDFORD SHEARER, B.S., Ph.D., Professor of Physics. HORACE LEONARD JONES, Assistant Professor of Greek. F. R. SHARPE, Assistant Professor of Mathematics ERNEST BLAKER, B.S., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Physics B.S., University ofKansas, I8Q3QPl'1.lD.,CO1'1'lGll, IQOI. B 0 11,2 E. GUY MONTROSE WHIPPLE, A.B., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Science and Art of Edu- cation A.B., Brown, I8Q7Q Ph.D., Cornell, IQOO. 1041 0, Z E. OTHON GOEPP GUERLAC, Licencie es Lettres, Assistant Professor of the Romance Lan- guages Licencie es University of Paris, 18935 Licencie endroit, University of Paris, 1897. JAMES ALBERT WINANS, A.B., A.M., LL.B., Assistant Professor of Elocution A.B., Hamilton College, 1897g A.M., IQOOQ LL.B., Cornell, IQO7. A K E, 0 B K. LEWIS DWIGHT FALLIS, Lecturer in Oratory B.A., University of Washington, IQO4Q Teacher's Diploma, Boston School of A Expression, 1911. ALBERT BERNHARDT FAUST, A.B., Ph.D., Professor of German Language and Literature A.B., Johns Hopkins, I88QQ Ph.D., 1892. B 0 11,47 B K. Ia PAUL RUSSELL PoPE, A.B., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of German A.B., Adclhcrt, I8Q8,Pl1.iD., Leipzig, IQO3. I3 FJ ll, W I3 K, ARTIIUR WESLEY BROWNE, M.S., Ph.D., Professor of Inorganic and Analytical Chemistry BS., Weslcyztn, IQOO, M.S., IQOIQ Ph.D., Cornell, I9o3. A A 41,10 I3 K, .X E, 2' A IC. J' xl. A. W. BoEscI-IE, Assistant Professor of the German Language and Literature ALEXANDER :DYER MAQGILLIVRAY, Ph.B., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Entomology and General Invertebrate Zoology WILLIAM ALISERT IQILIEY, B.S., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Entomology B.S., De Pauw, T8Q7Q Ph.D., Cornell, iI9o3g Secretary to the Faculty of College of Agriculture. .1 V, fb If K, I E, .l fI. LANE Coo12ER, A.M., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of English A.B., Rutgers, I8Q6Q A.M., Yale, I8Q8QPh.D..LGl1DZlg', 1901. 410,013 K. JAMES GEoRI:E NEEDIIAM, B.S., M.S., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Entomology B.S., Knox University, 1891, M.S., 1893, Ph.D., Cornell, 1898. ORA MINIEII LELAND, BS., Assistant Professor in Astronomy and Geodesy B.S., University of Michigan, C.E. I E. J. C. BRADLEY, Assistant Professor in Systematic Entomology ANDREW I'IUN'l'ER, M.A., B.Sc., M.B., Ch,B., Assistant Professor of Biochemistry M.A., B.Sc., M.B., Ch.B., Edinburgh. JULIAN PLEASANT B RETZ, Ph.fD., Assistant Professor of American History Ph.D., University of Chicago. K A fSOL1l2l1C1'1'1D. l'iIERMANN CIIRISTIAN DAXVIDSEN, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of German Ph.D., Kiel, 1903. JOSEPH QUINCY ADAMS, JR., A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of the English Lan- guage and Literature A.B., Wake Forest College, IQOOQ A.M., IQOI g Ph.D., Cornell, Zodiac. ELLEN B RAINARD CANEIELD, Instructor in Sage College, in charge of the Gymnasium for Wcnmeii. A DR. ESTIIIER PARKER, Medical lixaminer, Sage College Gymnasium Euo ENE I'I.UMIa ANDREWS, A.B., Assistant Professor in Archaeology, and Curator of the Museum of Casts A.B., Cornell, 1895. Sphinx Head, Savage Club. A 7' Q, dt I3 K. I0 BENTON SULLIVAN MONROE, A.M., Ph.D., Instructor in Engl-ish A.B.,COrne11,18965A.M.,I8975Ph.D.,1901. 0 B K. VVALLIE ABRAHAM HURWITZ, Instructor in Mathematics LESLIE M. BROUGHTON, Instructor in English A. H. FORMAN, Instructor in Physics E. C. IWAYER, Instructor in Physics FRED MCALLISTER, Instructor in Botany J. V. MCKELVEY, Instructor in Mathematics FREDERIC PEEK, Instructor in English MAURICE H. GIVENS, Instructor in Biochemistry ARTHUR GORDON, A. B., A.M., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Romance Languages and Literature Z W. FRANCIS ROBERT SHARPE, B.A., Ph.D., Assistant Professor in Mathematics B.A., Cambridgeg Ph.D., Cornell. Z E. WALTER BUCKINGHAM CARVER, Ph.D., Assistant Professor in Mathematics Ph.D., Dickinson, 1899, P1'1.D., Johns Hopkins, IQO4Q Member American Mathe- matical Society. KD B K. GORRELL ROBERT WHITE, A.B., Instructor in Chemistry Alembic. TA, Z E. . ROSWELL CLIFTON GIBBS, A.B., A.M., Instructor in Physics AB., Cornell, 19065 A.M., 1908. ID B K, Z 5, FLOYD KARKER RICHTMEYER, A.B., Assistant Professor in Physics Z E. ARTHUR RANUM, A.B., Ph.D., Assistant Professor in Mathematics DAVID CLINTON GILLESPIE, AB., A.M., Ph.D., Assistant Professor in 1Mathematics A.B., University Of Virginiag Ph.D., Gottingen. K Z. RALPH CHAPMAN RODGERS, ME., A.M., Instructor in Physics M.E., Cornell, IQOSQ A.M., 19085 Savage Club, Cornell Masque. A V. WILFORD MURAY WVILSON, M.D., Instructor in Meteorology CLYDE FIRMAN CRAIG, A.B., Ph.D., Instructor in Mathematics FREDERICK WILLIAM OWENS, Ph.D., Instructor in Mathematics 17 OSCAR DIEDRICH VON ENGELN, A.B., Instructor in Geology - Z .: , JEAN MARIUS GELAS, Instructor in Physical Culture HARRY WESTFALL REDFIELD, B.S., Instructor in Chemistry B.S., Cornell, 1900. Z E. GUSTAV ERNST FREDERICK LUNDELL, AB., Instructor in Chemistry A.B., 1903. W. D. ZINNECKER, Instructor in German ERNEST JACOB FLJIGEL, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of the German Language and Liter- ature ALEXANDER HARDIE FORMAN, B.S., M.M.E., Instructor in Physics SIDNEY L. GALPIN, Instructor in Geology and Mineralogy MAXIMILIAN MEIER GOLDBERG, Instructor in Physics LAWRENCE PUMPELLY, Instructor in Romance Language and Literature A. P. USHER, Instructor in Economics FREDERICK M. SMITH, Instructor in English DAVID W. PRALL, Instructor in English HARRY BATES BROWN, AB., A.M., Instructor in Botany A.B., A.M., Indiana University. Z 5. FRED A. MOLBY, AB., A.M., Instructor in Physics A.B., Baker University, A.M., Cornell. .S E. ALBERT ALEXANDER SOMERVILLE, B.S., Instructor in Physics ALBERT HAZEN WRIGHT, AB., A.M., Ph.D., Instructor in Neurology and Vertebrate Zoology A A.B.,C0rne11, IQO4QA.M., IQOSQPh.D., 1908. FA, Z E. JOHN BAUER, AB., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Economics ELMER JAMES BAILEY, Ph.B., Ph.M., A.M., Ph.D., Instructor in English IRVING PERRINE, AB., Instructor in Geology and Physical Geography ALBERT LEROY ANDREWS, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Instructor in German and Scandinavian WALTER EDWARD LAGERQUIST, AB., A.M., Instructor in Political Economy and Sta- tistics I8 JOSEPH VANCE MCKELVEY, A.B., Ph.D., Instructor in Mathematics LOUIS LAZARUS SILVERMAN, A.B., A.M., Instructor in Mathematics 'ALEXANDER SARKIS GALADJIKIAN, A.B., Instructor in Physics THOMAS WHITNEY BENSON WELSH, A.B., Instructor in Chemistry ALFRED HARRISON JONES, A.B., Instructor in Philosophy RICHARD RAY KIRK, A.B., A.M., Instructor in English CARLTON CHASE MURDOCK, B.S., Instructor in Physics HARLEY EARL HOWE, B.S., M.A., Instructor in Physics HAWLEY OTIS TAYLOR, AB., Instructor in Physics BURTON JUDSON LEMON, Instructor in Chemistry JOHN ROSCOE TURNER, B.S., M.S., Instructor in Finance, Lecturer in Economics J. A. BADERTSCHER, Instructor in Histology and Embryology P. E. SMITH, Instructor in Histology and Embryology C. A. CARROL, Instructor in English F. E. CARRUTH, Instructor in Chemistry G. I. DALE, Instructor in French W. J. FISHER, Instructor in Physics R. J. GILMORE, Instructor in Neurology and Vertebrate Zoology H. fE. KRAMM, Instructor in Economic Geology - J. D. MACKENZIE, Instructor in Economic Geology G. W. NASMYTH, Instructor in Physics CHRISTIAN ALBAN RUCKINICK, Instructor in Psychology RASMUS SABY, Instructor in Economics E. R. SPEDDEN, Instructor in Economics BENJAMIN F. STELLER, Instructor in English EMMET FRANCIS HITCH, AB., A.M., Instructor in Chemistry QSSMIHIIKS ANDREW CURTIS WHITE, Ph.D., Reader in Greek ROSS PETER ANDERSON, A.B., Assistant in Chemistry ARTHUR EARL HOULEHAN, Assistant in Chemistry HARRY MORTON FITZPATRICK, A.B., Assistant in Botany HAWLEY OTIS TAYLOR, A.B., Assistant in Physics 19 VVALTER CHRISTOPHER O,CONNELL, Assistant in Physical Cnltnre JOHN GAUB, B.S., Assistant in Chemistry VVILLIAM JUDSON MARSH, A.B., .Assistant in Chemistry WILLIAM SILLIMAN FOSTER, A.B., Assistant in Psychology CHARLES VVILLIAM BENNETT, B.S., A.M., Assistant in Chemistry THOMAS ROLAND BRIGGS, A.B., Assistant in Chemistry EDWARD ALLEN, Assistant in Chemistry H. C. BATE, Assistant in Military Science and Tactics NA1'HAN ROBERT BEAGLE, Assistant in Chemistry JAMES EUGENE BENNETT, Assistant in Modern European History C. H. BERRY, Assistant in M ilitary Science and ,Tactics A. G. BOGARDUS, Assistant in Military Science and Tactics O. VV. BATES, Assistant in Chemistry W. A. BORDEN, Assistant in M ilitary Science and Tactics EDMUND G. BHORING, Assistant in Psychology H. J. BRODERSON, Assistant in Chemistry E. E. CARPENTER, Assistant in Physical Cnltnre A. B. CLAYTON, Assistant in Geology J. D. CORRINGTON, Assistant in Milita1'y Science and Tactics WVHEELER P. DAVEY, Assistant in Physics JAMES J. DAVIES, Assistant in Physics MERRITT JAMES DAVIS, Assistant in Chemistry VVILLIAM H. DAXVIS, Assistant in Botany B. J. DIETRICK, Assistant in Jllilitary Science and Tactics A. B. DUNN, Assistant in Illfilitary Science and Tactics L. D. ELLIOTT, Assistant in Chemistry C. J. EVANS, Assistant in Military Science and Tactics RAYMOND H. FULLER, Assistant in American History J. GAUB, Assistant in Chemistry H. N. GILBERT, Assistant in Chemistry H. E. GRIFFITH, Reading Assistant in Economics R. W. H.AMLET, Reading Assistant in Economics and Finance ANNA JANE HIANCY, Assistant in Botany 20 WILLIAM CHARLES HOOEY, Assistant in Cheinistry ELIJAH JORDAN, Assistant in Philosophy S. KAWMURA, Assistant in Botany A. F. KNIGHT, Assistant in Military Science and Tactics LOUIS KOTEN, Assistant in Histology and Einbryology A. E. LIVINGSTON, Assistant in Physics R. C. LOWARY, Assistant in Chemistry L. M. MCDERBIOTT, Assistant in Politics R. H. MCLEAN, Assistant in Ancient and Modern European History I. H. MONTGOMERY, Assistant in Cheniistry F. M. MORGAN, Assistant in Matheniatics W. I. O'BRIEN, Assistant in Clzeznistry ELLA OGARD, Assistant in Botany A. OLSSON, Assistant in Paleontology O. R. OVERMAN, Assistant in Cheinistry H. A. POWELL, Assistant in Military Science and Tactics A. B. QUINTON, Assistant in Military Science and Tactics V. R. READ, Assistant in Physical Cnltnre PEARL G. SHELDON, Assistant in Paleontology R. E. STONE, Assistant in Botany I. A. STONER, Assistant in Geology D. P. STRAHAN, Assistant in Physical Cnltnre I. L. STRAHAN, Assistant in Military Science and Tactics G. E. THOMPSGN, Assistant in Physics LAWRENCE CONLEY, Assistant in Physical Cnltnre VVILLIS A. GIBBONS, Assistant in Cheniistry BASCOM B. HIGGINS, Assistant in Botany ARTHUR ROMAINE HITCH, Assistant in Chemistry H. L. HOWES, Assistant in Physics H. M, JENNINGS, Assistant in Physical Cnltfnre JOHN R. KNIPPING, Assistant in Medieval History H. D. AYRES, Assistant in Physics 21 C. C. BIDWELL, Assistant in Physics A. E. BUCKLEY, Assistant in Physics E. A, FILMER, Assistant in Physical Geography C. D. LEARN, Assistant in Botany J. M. LAHR, Assistant in Chemistry W. J. MCKAY, Assistant in Geology CARLTON E. POWER, Assistant in Physics FRED HOFFMAN RHODES, Assistant in Chemistry C. M. SHERWOOD, Assistant in Chemistry A. H. SMITH, Assistant in Physics P. E. SMITH, Instructor in Histology and Embryology A. K. STARKWEATHER, Assistant in Economic Geology J. LAWRENCE ULRICH, Assistant in Chemistry W. A. VERWIEBE, Assistant in Geology LESTER VINCENT WALKER, Assistant in Chemistry A. S. YOUNT, Assistant in Chemistry ,gggg Eg ..,g I 22 in I VW mit ill mx lj,-+ FRANK IRVINE, B.S., LL.B., Director of the College of Law, and Dean of the Faculty. Professorof Practice and Procedure BS., Cornell. Quill and Dagger. X IP. jfacultp WILLIAM ALBERT FINCH, A.B., Professor of Law A.B., Cornell, I88O. A X, KD B K. EDWIN HAMLIN VVOODRUFF, LL.B., Professor of Law LL.B., Cornell, 1888. WILLIAM LINCOLN DREW, BS., LL.B., Professor of Law B.S., University Of Iowa, 1889, LL.B., 1892. ALFRED HAYES, IR., A.M., LL.B., Professor of Law A.B., Princeton, 1895, A.M., Princeton, ISQSQ LLB., Columbia, 1898. cb K T, CDBK. CHARLES TRACEY STAGG, LLB., Assistant Professor of Law LL.B., Cornell, IQO2. IDA Q. GEORGE GLEASON BOGERT, A.B., LLB., Acting Assistant Professor of Law JUDGE GEORGE C. HOLT, A.B., LLB., 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. HOTOHKISS, A.B., Lecturer on the United States Bankruptcy Act EDWARD ECKER WILLEVER, Librarian 23 muiiqrugu, 'VT X I WILLIAM MECKLENBURG POLK, M.D., LL.D., Director of , Q 7 Cornell University Medical College and Professor of ty K, Clinical Surgery, Department of Gynecologyg Gynecolo- gist to Bellevue Hospital, and Obstetrician to Emergency ',.er.. 5 Lying-in-Hospital cilvgy 7 c. M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, N evv York, 18695 LL.D., University of the South, ISQZQ LL.D., f Columbia, 1904. Consulting Physician to Saint A9, i'rl, Luke'S Hospitalg .to Saint Vincent'S .HoSpital5 to New York Lying-In-HoSp1tal5 to Trinity Hospital. jfacultp in jnetn york AUSTIN FLINT, LL.D., M.D., Professor Emeritus of Physiologyg Consulting Physician to Bellevue Hospitalg President of the Consulting Medical Board of the Manhattan Hospital for the Insanej Mernber A.fl.A.S. M.D., jefferson Medical College, 18575 LL.D., 1885. A K K. FREDERIC L. DENNIS, A.B., M.D., F.R.C.S., Professor of Clinical Surgery, Erneritus' Consulting Surgeon to Bellevue and Surgeon to Saint Vincent's Hospital A.B., Yale, 1872i MD., Bellevue Hospital Medical College. Yf Y. 1 CHARLES HUNTOON IQNIGHT, A.M., M.D,, Professor of Laryngology and Rhinology, Enieritusg Consulting Surgeon to M anliattan Bye, Ear and Throat Hospital A.B., Wlilliarns, 18715 A.M., 18785 Columbia, 1874. A T, AK K. LEWIS ATTERBURX' STIMSON, A.B., M.D., LL.D., Professor of Surgeryg Consulting Sur- geon to Bellevue H ospitalg Surgeon to New York and Hudson Street Hospitals AB., Yale, 1863, M.D., Bellevue Hospital Medical College, 1874, LL.D., Yale 1900. - 24 RUDOLPH AUGUST WITTHAUS, A.M., M.D., Professor of Chernistry, Toxicology and Medical jurisprudence A.B., Columbia, 1867, A.M., 1868, M.D., University of New York, 1875. A W. WILLIAM GILMAN THOMPSON, Ph.B., M.D., Professor of Medicine, Visiting Physician to Presbyterian and Bellevue Hospitals Ph.B., Yale, S.S.S., 1877, M.D., Columbia, College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1881. A ZF, 0.1-IE. GEORGE WOOLSEY, A.B., M.D., Professor of Anatoniy and Clinical Surgery, Surgeon to Bellevue H ospitalg Associate Surgeon to Presbyterian Hospital . A.B., Yale, 1881, M.D., Columbia, College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1885, Sur- geon to Presbyterian and Bellevue Hospitals. fl? A Z. ' JAMES CLIFTON EDGAR, Ph.B., A.M., M.D., Professor of Obstetrics, Obstetrician to Belle- vue H ospital, Obstetric Surgeon to Manhattan Maternity Hospital and Dispensary, Consulting Obstetrician to the City Hospital Ph.B., Lafayette, 1882, A.B., 1884, A.M., 1886, M.D., New York University, 1885. Z W, KIIAZ. JAMES EWING, A.M., M.D., Professor of Pathology AB., Amherst, 1888, A.M., ISQIQ M.D., Columbia, College of Physicians and Sur- geons, 1891. A 1',d7AZ, ID B K. GRAHAM LUSK, Ph.B., Columbia, 1887, A.M., Yale, I8Q6, Professor of Physiology Ph.D., Munich, 1891, SOD., Yale, 1908, F.R.S. CEdin.j. FRANK SHERMAN MEARA, A.B., Ph.D., M.D., Professor of Therapeutics and Clinical Medicine, Associate Attending Physician to Saint Luleels Hospital and Visiting Physician to Bellevue Hospital A.B., Yale, I8QO, M.D., Columbia, College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1895. IRVING SAMUEL HAYNES, Ph.B., M.D., Professor of Applied Anatoniyf Surgeon to Harlern Hospital Ph.B., Wesleyan, 1885, M.D., New York University, 1887. A K E, dl A Z. FREDERICK GWYER, M.D., Professor of Operative and Clinical Surgery, Surgeon to Beth Israel Hospital ' M.D., New York University, 1883. ID A 2. BERTRAM HENRY BUXTON, B.A., M.D., Professor of Experiniental Pathology BA., Cambridge, England, 1874, M.D., New York University, 1891. LD A I. THOMAS WOOD HASTINGS, A.B., M.D., Professor of Clinical Pathology, Assistant Visit- ing Physician to Bellevue Hospital A.B., johns Hopkins, ISQ4Q M.D.,, 1898. C17 K SF. ROBERT ANTHONY HATCHER, Ph.G., M.D., Professor of Pharniacology and .Materia Medica 25 VVARREN COLEMAN, A.M., M.D., Professor of Clinical lVIedicine and Applied Pharma- cology, Physician to Bellevue Hospital A.B., Kentucky University, 1888, A.M., 1889, New York University, 1891 CDAE. WILLIAM JAMES ELSER, M.D., Professor of Bacteriology M.D., ,Bellevue Hospital Medical College, 1895. 0 A Z. SILAS P. BEEBE, B.S., Ph.D., M.S., M.D., Professor of Experimental Therapeutics Ph.D., Yale, IQO4Q M.S., Yale, 1902 , B.S., Valparaiso, 1896, Harvard, IQOO, M.D., Cornell, IQOQ. CHARLES LANGDON GIBSON, A.B., M.D., Assistant Professor of Surgery and Professor of Clinical Surgery, Surgeon to Saint Luke's and City H ospitals,' M embre de l'flsso- ciation Francaise de C hirurgie A.B., Harvard, 1886, M.D., 1889. AK K. JOSEPH EDCIL WINTERS, M.D., Professor of Clinical Mediciiie, Department of Pedi- atrics, Physician to Willard Parke Hospital M.D., New York University, 1872. dt A Z. CHARLES STEDMAN BULL, A.M., M.D., Professor of Clinical Surgery, Department of Ophthalmology, Surgeon to New York Eye and Ear Infirmary, Consulting Ophthal- mic Surgeon to Saint Luke's and Presbyterian Hospitals, and Saint M ary's Hospital for Children A.B.,Colun1bia, 1864, A.M., 1867, M.D., 1868. NEWTON NIELMAN SHAFFER, M.D., Professor of Clinical Surgery, Department of Ortho- pedic Surgery,' Surgeon in Chief to the New York State Hospital for the care of the Crippled and Deformed C hildren, Consulting Orthopedic Surgeon to Saint Luke's and Presbyterian H ospitalsg Consulting Surgeon to New York I7'Zf7:7'MdCZ7'j1 for lflfomen and Children M.D., New York University, 1867. CHARLES LOOMIS DANA, A.M., M.D., LL.D., Professor of Clinical Medicine, Depart- ment of Diseases of the N ervous System, Physician to Bellevue Hospital and to the M074l6jiO7'6 H ome, Neurologist to lfVoman's H ospital, Consulting 'A lienist to Man- hattan State Hospital A.B., Dartmouth, 1872, A.M., 1875, M.D., Columbia, 1875, M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, 1876. ZF' f, N Z N, 0 B K. 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. A1 K E. FREDERICK WVHITING, A.M., M.D., Professor of Clinical Surgery, Department of Otologyf Aural Surgeon to New York Eye and Ear I'ldji7'744,Cl7'jl, and Surgeon to Saint Bar- tholomew's Clinic A.M., Amherst, 1882, M.D., Long Island College Hospital, 1885. 26 AUGUST HOCH, M.D., Professor of Clinical Mediciiie, Departrnent of Psychopathology JAMES EDWIN NEWCOMB, A.B., M.D., Professor of Clinical Surgery, Department of Laryngology and Rhinology M.D., Columbia, College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1883. ALEXANDER LAMBERT, A.B., Pli.D., M.D., Professor of Clinical Medicine,' Physician to Bellevue Hospital A.B., Yale, 1884, Pl1.B., 1885, M.D., Columbia, 1888. A K E, QA 2. CHARLES EDWARD NAMMACK, Ph.B., M.D., LL.D., Professor of Clinical Med'icine,' Physician to Bellevue H ospital,' Visiting Physician to Saint Vincent's Hospital Pl'1.B., Saint Francis Xavier'S, New York, 1878, M.D., Bellevue Hospital Medical College, ISSIQ LL.D., Fordham, 1908. PERCIYAL RANNEY BOLTON, Ph,B., M.D., Professor of Clinical Surgery, Surgeon to New York Hospital Pl'1.B., Yale, 18865 M.D., Columbia, 1890. 10 A E. LEWIS ATTERBURY CONNER, Pl1.B., M.D., Professor of Clinical Medici1ie,' Physician to the New York and Hudson Street Hospitals Ph.B., Yale, I887, M.D., Columbia, 1890. LD A 2. JOHN AUOUSTUS HARTWELL, Ph.B., M.D., Professor of Clinical Surgery, and Surgeon to Bellevue H ospital, Assistant Surgeon to Presbyterian Hospital Ph. B.,Yale, I88Q, M.D., Columbia, 1892. cb A Z. VVILLIAM B. COLEY, B.A., M.D., Professor of Clinical Surgeryj Surgeon to General Mernorial 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 Surgeryg Surgeon to Bellevue and Saint Francis Hospitals A.B., Yale, 1887, Pl1.B., 1888, M.D., Columbia, 1891. Q A E. JOSEPH FRAENKEL, M.D., A ssistant Professor of Clinical Mediciirie, Departrnent of Neu- rologyj Consulting Alienist and Neurologist Bellevue and Har M oriah Hospitals' Attending Physician New York Neurological Institute M.D., Imperial Royal University of Vienna, 1889. N Z N. 1 OTTO HENRY SOHULTZE, AB., M.D., Assistant Professor of Pathological Anatorny' ' President Pathological Society, New York AB., College of the City of New York, 18865 M.D., Columbia, 1889. A K E, A K K. r JEREMIAH SWEETSER FERGUSON, M.S., M.D., Assistant Professor of Histology and Sec- retary to the Faculty B.S., University Of Maine, I88QQ MS., I8Q2Q M.D., New York University, 1892. K Z, ll? A 2. 27 JAMES C. JOHNSTON, A.B., M.D., Assistant Professor of Clinical Surgery, Department of Dermatology AB., Johns Hopkins, I8QOQ M.D., New York University, 1892. A K K, B 6 II. 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., 18945 C.M., McGill University, 1896. JOHN CUTLER TORREY, A.B., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Experimental Pathology and Lecturer on Hygiene WILLIAM C. THEO, B.S.A., A.M., M.D., Cornell, 19o7, 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 Csnmma cum laudej. A K K. ELLSWORTH ELIOT, B.A., M.D., Lecturer on Surgery B.A., Yale, 18845 M.D., Columbia, College Of Physicians and Surgeons, 1887. , LOUIS YVARNER RIOOS, A.M., Ph.D., Instructor in Chemistry and in Experimental Therapeutics A.M., University Of Maine, 18855 Ph.B., Illinois Wesleyan, 18875 Ph.D., 18945 K E, N 2' N. ISRAEL STRAUSS, M.D., Ph.D., Instructor in Cross and Illicroscopical Anatomy of the N eroous System A.B., Brown, 18945 M.D., Columbia, 18985 A.M., 1898. HAROLD C. BAILEY, M.D., Instructor in Obstetrics M.D., Cornell, I9O3. VVESLEY M. BALDWIN, A.B., A.M., Instructor in Anatomy A.B., Cornell, A.M. FA, N Z N, Z E, A Q A. RUSSELL L. CECIL, M.D., Instructor in Pathological Anatomy JOHN WILLIAMS COE, Pl1.B., M.D., Assistant in Clinical Pathology Ph.B., Yale, 18935 M.D., Johns Hopkins, 1898. ELIZABETH A. COOKE, Ph.D., Assistant in Experimental Therapeutics 28 ROBERT A. COOKE, M.D., Assistant in Experimental Therapeutics M.D., Columbia, College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1904. HAROLD DEXNOLF, M.D., Instructor in Medicitite M.D., Cornell. N .Y N. NVILLIAM AUGUSTUS DOWNES, M.D., Instructor in Clinical Surgery M.D., Columbia, 1895. EUGENE F. DUBOIS, A.B., M.D., Instructor in Clinical Medicitfie and Applied Phar niacology A.B., Harvard, IQO3Q M.D., Columbia, College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1906 VVILLIAM DUNN, Assistant in Experiniental Therapeutics and Illicrophotography THOMAS H. EVANS, M.D., Assistant in Clinical Pathology ELISE L. ESPERANCE, M.D., Assistant in Pathology and Librarian CHARLES E. FARR, M.D., Assistant in Anatoniy M.D.,Yale,1903. LAWRENCE VV. FAMULENER, M.D., Assistant in Bacteriology E. ROSS FAULKNER, AB., M.D., F.R.C.S., Instructor -in Surgical Pathology M.R.C.S., IQO6Q F.R.C.S., 1907, England. B. FELDSTEIN, M.D., Assistant in Experimental Therapeutics JAMES BELDEN GERE, M.D., Assistant in Neuropathology M.D., Bellevue Hospital Medical College, 1896. IP A E. lNlALCOLM 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, 18855 M.R.C.S., London, 1900. JAMES R. GREER, Ph.D., flssistant in Physiology J. F. GUDERNATSCH, Instructor in Embryology and Experirnental Morphology GEORGE DEMPSTER HAMLEN, A.M., M.D., Instructor in Obstetrics A.B., Wesleyan, 18885 A M., 18915 M.D., New York University, 1890. A K E 0 A Z. JAMES MORLEY HITZROT, A.B., M.D., Instructor in Surgery A.B., Princeton, 18975 M.D., Johns Hopkins, 1901. 0 A E. BERT RAYMOND HOOBLER, AM., M.D., Instructor in Clinical Pathology M.D., Cornell, 1905. 29 FRANK M. HUNTOON, M.D., Instructor in Bacteriology M.D., Cornell, IQO3. f FREDERICK L. IQEAYS, A.B., M.D., Instructor in Physical Diagnosis BURTON JAMES LEE. Ph.B., M.D., Dernonstrator of Anato1ny,' Surgeon-in-Chief Presby- terian Hospital Dispensary, Assistant Surgeon to Bellevue Hospital Ph.B., Yale, 18945 M.D., Columbia, 1898. 0 A 2. HENRY THOMAS LEE, M.D., Assistant in Pathology M.D., College Of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, 1898. J. T. ll'lCCLENDON, Assistant in Histology SAMUEL MILBANK, M.D., Instructor in Applied Pharmacology M.D., Cornell, 1904. dl A Z. ALBERTUS E. ADAIR MOORE, M.D., Instructor in Obstetrics, Assistant Visiting Surgeon Bellevue Hospital, Postgraduate Hospital, Lying-in Departrnentg of Maiihattan lllaternity . M.D., University Of South, 1895, S. C. Medical, 1896. WALTER LINDSAY N ILES, M .D., Instructor in llleolicine and Physical Diagnosis,' Adjunct- Assistant Physician Bellevue Hospital Cornell, IQOO, M.D., Cornell, IQO2. di A 2. ' CHARLES TORRIS, Ph.B., M.D., Dernonstrator in Pathological Anatorny Ph.B., Yale, 1888, M.D., Columbia, College Of Physicians and Surgeons, 1892. NATHANIEL R. NORTON, Ph.D., MB., Instructor in M6diCi116,' Adjunct-Assistant Phy- sician Bellevue Hospital Ph.B., Yale, 1891, M.D., Columbia, College Of Physicians and Surgeons, 1894. db A E, 0 P 0. E. OSTERBERO, Assistant in Cheniistry ALFRED RAHE, Assistant in Experirnental Pathology JOHN H. RICHARDS, M.D., Assistant in Clinical Pathology M.D., Cornell, 1905. 0 A Z. A J. A. RICHE, Assistant in Physiology VVILLIAM H. SHELDON, M.D., Assistant in .Medicine lXlONTGOMERY HUNT SICARD, B.S., M.D., Instructor in Physical Diagnosis B.S., Princeton, 1894, M.D., Columbia, 1898. ' ELEANOR VAN Ness VAN ALSTYNE, B.S., Assistant in Experirnental Therapeutics B.S., University of Chicago, 1906. JO GEORGE GRAY WARD, IR., M.D., Instructor in Gynecology, Gynecologist New York: and Post-Graduate H ospital, Consulting Gynecologist Italian Hospital and Monmouth Metnorial, Long Branch, N. M.D. Long Island College Hospital, 1891. 0 A Z. CHARLES E. S. WEBSTER, JR., B.A., M.D., Instructor in Clinical Therapeutics M,D., Columbia, College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1902 RICHARD WEIL, M.D., Instructor in Encperiniental Therapeutics and in Pharrnacology and Materia Medica M.D., Columbia, College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1900. 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, 1904. CHARLES CLIFFORD BARROWS, A.M., M.D., Clinical Instructor in Surgery, Departinent of Gynecology, Assistant Gynecologist to Bellevue Hospital, Surgeon to Manhattan Maternity Hospital and Dispensary and Har Moriah H ospitalg Associate Surgeon to Wornan's H ospital,' Consulting Surgeon to New Rochelle and Peeleskill Hospitals M.D., University of Virginia, 1879, New York University, 1880. Z ZF. FRANKLIN THOMAS BURKE, M.D., Clinical Instructor in Surgery, Department of Laryn- gology and Rhinology M.D., Long Island College Hospital, 1898. LEROY BROUN, M.D., Clinical Instructor in Surgery, Departrnent of Gynecology M.D., Vanderbilt University, 1887. C. MACPHIE CAMPBELL, M.D., Clinical Instructor in Medicine, Department of Psycho- pathology V JOHN HERBERT CLAIBORNE, M.D., Clinical Instructor in Surgery, Departrnent of Oph- thalrnology M.D., University of Virginia, 1883 cb A 2. FRANCIS CRUGER EDGERTON, M.D., Clinical Instructor in Surgery, Departrnent of Dis- eases of the Genito- Urinary Systern M.D., Columbia, 1898. If 1160 A 2. ALBERT C. GEYSER, M.D., Clinical Instructor in Racliography and Radiotherapy M.D., Bellevue Hospital Medical College, 1896. ARCHIBALD EZEKIEL ISAACS, M.D., Clinical Instructor in Surgery M.D., New York University, 1886. R. FOSTER KENNEDY, M.D., Clinical Instructor in Medicine, Departnient of Neurology 31 GEORGE H. KIRBY, B.S., M.D., Clinical Instructor in Medicine, Department of Psy- chopathology ' M.D., Long Island College Hospital, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1899. ALEXANDER S. LEVERTY, M.D., Clinical Instructor in Medicine, Department of Diseases of the Nervous System M.D., Columbia, College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1889. GEORGE BIRMINGHAM MCAULIFFE, AB., M.D., Clinical Instructor in Surgery, Depart- ment of Otology M.D., Columbia, College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1888. A K K. DAXIID W. MCKENZIE, M.D., Clinical Instructor in Surgery, Department of Genito- Urinary Surgery JOHN JOSEPH NUTT, B.L., M.D., Clinical Instructor in Surgery, Department of Ortho- pedic Surgery B.L., Dartmouth, 1894, M.D., New York University, 1897, Cornell, 1898. HENRY PEARSON, MLD., Instructor in Anzesthesia University of Alabama, 1899, M.D., Cornell, 1993. A If E. PERCY W. ROBERTS, M.D., Clinical Instructor in Surgery, Department of Orthopedics M.D., Boston University, 1894. ROBERT GRIGG REESE, Ph.G., M.D., Clinical Instructor in Surgery, Department of Ophthalmologyg Assistant Surgeon to New York' Eye and Ear I nfirmary, Ophthalmic Surgeon to the Wor'khouse and Almshouse Hospitals Ph.G., Maryland College of Pharmacy, 1887, M.D., New York University, 1891. 0? A Z. HANS J. SCHWARTZ, M.D., Clinical Instructor in Surgery, Department of Dermatology ' M.D., McGill, 1898. YVILLIAM SHANNON, A.B., M.D., Clinical Instructor in Medicine, Department of Diseases of Children A.B., New York University, 18853 M. D., 1889. 0 A Z. VICTOR CORSE THORNE, Ph.B., M.D., LL.B., Clinical Instructor in Surgery, Depart- ment of the Cenito- Urinary System Ph.B., Yale, I8Q4Q M.D., Cornell, IQO2. VVILLIAM D. TYRRELL, M.D., Clinical Instructor in Medicine, Department of Pediatrics M.D., Northwestern University, 1899. EARLE CONNER, M.D., Clinical Instructor in Surgery, Department of Otology M.D., New York University, 1881. SAMUEL NIORLEY EVANS, M.D., Clinical Assistant in Medicine, Department of Pedi- atrics M.D., Columbia, College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1895. 32 GEORGE VV. IQUNZ, M.D., Clinical Assistant in Surgery, Departnzent of Otology M.D., Bellevue Hospital Medical College, 1887. VVALTER C. MONTGOMERY, M.D., Clinical Assistant in Surgery, Department of Laryn- gology and Rhinology M.D., Columbia, College of Physicians and Surgeons, 19oo. THOMAS A. MULCAPIY, M.D., Clinical Assistant in Surgery, Department of Otology M.D., Columbia, College of Physicians and Surgeons, IQOI. NATHAN S. ROBERTS, M.D., Clinical Assistant in Surgery, Departrnent of Otology TOYOHIKO CAMPBELL TAKAMI, M.D., Clinical Assistant in Surgery, Department of Dis- eases of the Cenito-Urinary Systern M.D., Cornell, I9o6. Clibiefs of Eispensarp Staff ?J'Bepartment of Rlehicine GEORGE D. HAMLEN, M.D., Departnient of Gynecology FRANCIS C. EDGERTON, M.D., Departnftent of Cenito- Urinary Diseases, Departrnent of Neurology J. PRESCOTT GRANT, M.D., Departrnent of Surgery GEORGE H. KIRBY, M.D., Departrnent of Psychopathology JAMES C. JOHNSTON, M.D., Department of Derrnatology GEORGE B. MCAULIFFE, M.D., Departnient of Otology FRANKLIN T. BURKE, M.D., Departrnent of Laryngology J. THORN WILSON, Maiiagiiig Clerk of the College JESSIE P. ANDRESEN, Stenographer to the Medical College MILTON E.'HARRlS, Assistant jfacultp in Zltbara SIMON HENRY GAGE, B.S., Professor of Histology and Ernbryology, Erneritus B.S., Cornell, 1877. L1 18,9 Y' III. ABRAM TUCKER ZKERR, B.S., M.D., Secretary of the Medical College at Ithaca, Professor of Anatorny B.S., Cornell, 1895, M.D., University of Buffalo, 1897. B 0 H, N Z N, Z Q. VVILLIAM RIDGELX' ORNDORFF, A.B., Ph.D., Professor of Organic Chernistry A.B., johns Hopkins, 18842 Ph.D., 1887. N .Y N. 33 BENJAMIN FREEMAN KINGSBURY, Ph.D., M.D., Professor of Histology and Embryology A.B.,F.A.A.A.S.,BuchtelCollege,I893gM.S.,Cornell,1894gPl'I.D.,1895. dt A 0, N Z N, Z E. SUTHERLAND SIMPSON, MD., D.So., F.R.S. QEdin.j, Professor of Physiology ANDREW HUNTER, M.A., B.Sc., M.B., Ch.B., Assistant Professor of Biochemistry MELVIN DRESBACH, MS., M.D., Assistant Professor of Physiology MS., Ohio State, M.D., Ohio Medical University. 2 E, N Z N. EMMET FRANCIS HITCH, A.M., Instructor in Chemistry A. E. LIVINGSTONE, Instructor in Physiology MAURICE HOPE GIVENS, Ph.B., Instructor in Biochemistry JAMES A. BADERTSCHER, A.M., Instructor in Histology and Embryology PHILIP EDWARD SMITH, B.S., Instructor in Histology and Embryology EDWARD RILEY ALLEN, B.S. Agr., Assistant in Chemistry NATHAN B. EDDY, Assistant in Anatomy lfdl' gf Qv 5 u 34 I I' 'fi 1 4144 f,,+,,.,ef'Lf,fEl gi if QV in ul 7 I' in .x , W fr' li', 'Q8I--' ' we-A N Nllmill ,NN if 1 lm frm Il l l i XB L Im iw lyulllmlm Ai ml f if N1 I nn W x! 'Sa' l?s4M'erz x'1 VERANUS ALVA MOORE, B.S., M.D., V.M.D., Director of the State Veterinary College and Professor of Comparative Pathology and Bacteriology, and of Meat Inspection B.S., Cornell, 18875 M.D., Columbian University, I8QOQ V.M.D., University Of Pennsylvania., 1911. lDZK,N2N,ZE'. Jfacultp JAMES LAW, F.R.C,V.S., Professor of Principles and Practice of Veterinary Medicine, Erneritus SIMON HENRY GAGE, B.S., Professor of Histology B.S., Cornell, 1877. A F, .Q I' 40,1-Emeritus. WALTER LONG WILLIAMS, V.S., Professor of Principles and Practice of Veterinary Sur- gery, Obstetrics, Zootechny, and jurisprudence V.S., Montreal Veterinary College, 1879. Z E. PIERRE AUGUSTINE FISH, D.Sc., D.V.M., Professor of Veterinary Physiology, and Sec- retary of the Faculty B.S., Cornell, 1890, D.Sc., 1894, D.V.M., 1899. 2 E. GRANT SHERMAN HOPKINS, D.Sc., D.V.M., Professor of Veterinary Anaforny and Ana- tomical Methods B.S., Cornell, 18895 D.Sc., 1893g D.V.M., 1900. CD Z K, Z E. DENNY HAMMOND UDALL, B.S.A., University of Washington, IQOSQ D.V.M., Cornell, 1901, Professor of Principles and Practices of Veterinary Medicine and Sanitary Science 35 SAMUEL HOVS7ARD BURNETT, A.B., M.S., D.V.M., Assistant Professor of Comparative Pathology and Bacteriology A.B.,COrne11, 1892, M.S., I8Q6Q D.V.M., 1902. Z' E. K ' HOWARD JAY MILKS, D.V.M., Assistant Professor of Therapeutics and Small Animal Clinic JAMES NATHAN FROST, D.V.M., Instructor in Surgery EARL SUNDERVILLE, D.V.M., Instructor in Veterinary Anatomy FREDERICK KOENIG, D.V.M., Instructor in Veterinary Medicine FREDERICK SOWDEN JONES, D.V.M., Instructor in Research Work in the Study of Dis- eases of Poultry ' CLIFFORD PENNY FITCH, B.S., M.S., Instructor in Pathology and Bacteriology CHARLES ERNEST HAYDEN, Instructor in Veterinary Physiology RAYMOND RUSSEL BIRCH, B.S., Instructor in Charge of Veterinary'Experiment Station JOHN ELLIS DEAL, D.V.M., Assistant in Materia Medica RUDOLPH RAY BOLTON, Ph.B., Student Assistant in Bacteriology and Physiology KENNETH ADAM SHAUL, D.V.M., Hospital Interne FRANK BRUD, D.V.M., Student Assistant in Diagnosis EARL MAX DICKENS, D.V.M., Student Assistant in Pathology and Bacteriology TUNIS ORVILLE BRANDENBURG, Student Assistant in Anatomy HELENA HARRIET HAIGHT, A.B., Clerk of the College FRANCES BUAN ZANDT, 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 IQINGSBURY, 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 JAMES A. BADERTSCHER, M.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 PHILIP E. SMITH, A.B., Assistant in Histology and Embryology 36 Hr NN XXlllllMlWAXMy N M I Z Z f, QR N X 3 H I NW g l My Z A 'SSW fm v WL umm 'N- A rchitecture A.I.A., F.A.I.A. CD Il A, T B II. jfanultp 9' px ,Xi 3 Aiixlmylllih. - All P l IIIRIN A X , X- ltr. jj! W li H Amllllf . 1 -3 A. TA 7 Qi Aires Q AW WW A CLARENCE AUGUSTINE MARTIN, Director of the College of THE REVEREND CHARLES BAHCOCR, A.M., Professor of Architecture, Emeritus A.B., Union College, I847Q A.M., 185o. H.M.A.I.A., H.C.M.R.I. B.A. LF I GEORGE MAUXION, A.D.G., Professor of Architecture OLAF MARTINUS BRAUNER, Professor of Drawing and Painting ALBERT CHARLES PHELPS, B.S., M.Arch., Assistant Professor of Architecture, Secretary of the Faculty of Architecture B.S., University of Illinois, 1894.5 M.Arch., I9o3g A.I.A. T B II. GEORGE YOUNG, IR., B.AfCl1., Assistant Professor of Architecture in the Theory of Co L struction HERBERT SCOTT OLIN, B.Arch., Assistant Professor in Design HIRAM SAMUEL GUTSELL, B.P., A.M., Instructor in Freehand Drawing and Modeling GEORGE RAY CHAMBERLAIN, M.E., Instructor in Freehand Drawing CHRISTIAN MIDJO, Instructor in Freehand Drawing JOSEPH M. ICELLOGG, B.Arch., Instructor in ,-lrchitecture HERBERT EUGENE BAXTER, B.Arch., Instructor in Architecture 37 fxi LIBERTY HYDE BAILEY, M.Si, LL.D., Director of the College of Agriculture, Dean of the Faculty B.S., Michigan Agricultural College, 1882, M.S., 1885. LD A 0. jfacultp ISAAC PHILLIPS ROBERTS, M.Agr., Professor of Agriculture, Emeritus M.Agr., State Agricultural College, Iowa, 1878. JOHN HENRY COMSTOCK, B.S., Professor of Entomology and General Invertebrate Zoology B.S., Cornell, 1874. A 1 ,Z E. HENRY HIRAM WING, M.S., Professor of Animal Husbandry B.Agr., Cornell, 1881g M.S. in Agr.,1891. Z E. JoHN CRAIG, M.S., Professor of Horticulture B.S., Iowa State College, 18985 M.S.A., Cornell, I8QQQ F.R.H.S., F.A.A.A.S. THOMAS LYTTLETON LYON, B.S. in Agr., Professor of Soil Technology HERBERT JOHN WEBBER, M.A., Ph.D., Professor of Plant Breeding JOHN LEMUEL STONE, B.Agr., Professor of Farm Practice I B.Agr., Cornell, 1874. JAMES EDWARD RICE, B.S. in Agr., Professor of Poultry Husbandry BS. in Agr., Cornell, 1890. Secretary-Treasurer, International Association of Instruction and Investigation. Z E, A Z. 38 BENJAMIN MINGE DUGGAR, M.S., Ph.D., A.M., Professor of Plant Physiology K A QSOutherrIU. GEORGE WALTER CAVANAUGH, B.S., Professor of Chemistry in its Relations with Agri- culture B.S., Cornell, I896. GEORGE NEIMAN LAUMAN, B.S.A., Professor of Rural Economy B.S.A., Cornell, 1897. HERBERT HICE WHETZEL, A.B., A.M., Professor of Plant Pathology A.M. KIA 0,1DBK,fA,Z 5. ELMER OTHERBEIN FIPPIN, B.S. in Agr., Professor of Soil Technology A Z. GEORGE FREDERICK WARREN, PHD., Professor of Farm Crops and Farm .Management B.Sc., University Of Nebraska, M.S.A., Cornellg Ph.D., Cornell. FA, Z E. WILLIAM ALONZO STOCKING, IR., M.S. in Agr., Professor of Dairy Industry C CHARLES SCOON WILSON, A.B., MS. in Agr., Professor of Pomology CHARLES HENRY TUCK, Professor of Extension Teaching A.B., COrnell, I906. A In. ALBERT RUSSELL MANN, B.S.A., Secretary of the College of Agriculture, Registrar, and Professor of Agricultural Editing WILFORD MURRAY WILSON, M.D., Professor of Meteorfology Caletailed by Weather Bureau, United States Department of Agriculturej WALTER MULFORD, Professor of Forestry WILLIAM ALBERT RILEY, B.S., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Entomology BS., De Pauw, I897Q Ph.D., Cornell, I9O3. Secretary to the Faculty Of College Of Agriculture. JAMES GEORGE NEEDH.AM, Ph.D., B.S., Professor of Limnology and General Biology MERRITT WESLEY HARPER, M.S., Assistant Professor of Animal Husbandry B.Sc., Ohio State, IQOIQ M.S., Illinois, I9O2. BRYANT FLEMING, B.S.A., Professor of Rural Art A fll. A WILLIAM CHARLES BAKER, B.S.A., Assistant Professor of Drawing E. GORTON DAVIS, Assistant Professor in Rural Art JAMES ADRIAN BIZZELL, Ph.D., BS., M.S., Assistant Professor of Soil Technology in V Federal Experiment Station Ph.D.. Cornell, B.S., 1895, IQOO, North Carolina College. PA, .Y E. 39 X. CLARENCE ARTHUR ROGERS, B.S.A., M.S. in Agr., Assistant Professor of Poultry Hus- bandry A Z. JAMES C. BRADLEY, Assistant Professor in Entomology GLENN WASHINGTON HERRICK, B.S. in Agr., Assistant Professor of Economic Ento- mology HOWARD WAIT RILEY, M.E., Assistant Professor of Farm .Mechanics CYRUS RICHARD CROSBY, A.B., Assistant Professor of Entomological Investigations HAROLD ELLIS ROSS, B.S.A., M.S. in Agr., Assistant Professor in Dairy Industry DONALD REDDICK, A.B., Ph.D., Professor in Plant Pathology HARRY HOUSER LOVE, B.S., M.A., Ph.D., Professor of Plant Breeding Investigations FLORA ROSE, B.S., M.A., Professor in Home Economics n MARTHA VAN RENSSELAER, A.B.,, Professor in Home Economics ARTHUR VVITTER GILBERT, B.Sc., MS. in Agr., Ph.D., Professor of Plant Breeding ELMER SETH SAVAGE, B.S. in Agr., M.S., Assistant Professor in Animal Husbandry CHARLES CLEVELAND HEDGES, B.S., B.A., Instructor in Agricultural Chemistry LEWIS KNUDSON, B.S. In Agr., Assistant Professor in Plant Physiology EDWARD RUSSELL MINNS, B.Sc. in Agr., Assistant Professor in Farm Practice and Assistant Superintendent of the College Farms GEORGE WALTER TAILBY, JR., B.S.A., Superintendent of Live Stock Y : LEWIS JOSEPHUS CROSS, A.B., Instructor in Agricultural Chemistry EDWARD SEWALL GUTHRIE, M.S.A., Instructor and Investigator in Dairy Industry KENNETH CARTER LIVERMORE, B.S. in Agr., Instructor and Investigator in Farm Mari- agement PAUL WORK, A.B., B.S,, Instructor and Investigator in Olericulture RALPH HICKS VVHEELER, Instructor in Extension Teaching ROY DAVID ANTHONY, BS. in Agr., Instructor in Pomology GEORGE C. EMBODY, Instructor in Entomology H. M. FITZPATRICK, Instructor in Plant Pathology CLYDE H. MYERS, Instructor in Plant Breeding R. E. DEUL, Instructor in Animal Husbandry EARL VV. BENJAMIN, Instructor in Poultry Husbandry LEE BRIGGS COOK, B.S. in Agr., Instructor in Dairy Industry ALICE GERTRUDE IVICCLOSKEY, A.B., Lecturer in Nature Study, and Rural Education Associate 40 ANNA BOTSFORD COMSTOCK, B.S., Lecturer in Nature Study K .4 0, Z E, FLORA ROSE, B.S., M.A., Professor in I-Iorne Econoinics MRS. HELEN BENKARD XIOUNG, B.Arch., Assistant Professor in Horne Economics MRS. IDA S. HARRINGTON, Extension Lecturer in Home Econoinics MARY E. ARNOLD, Instructor in Home Economics MABEL REED, Instructor in H orne Economics B. B. ROEB, Instructor in F arni Mechariics ROYAL GILKEY, Instructor in Extension Teaching JOHN WALTON SPENCER, Agent in Extension Work HUGH CHARLES TROY, BSA., Assistant in Dairy Laboratory HARVEY LYON AYRES, Superintendent of Dairy Manufactures CHARLES HERBERT VAN AUKEN, Assistant in Anirnal Husbandry ADA ELJIVA GEORGIA, Assistant in Nature Study CLARA NIXON, Assistant in Poultry Husbandry MORRIS MICKEY ZMCCOOL, M.S. in Agr., Instructor in Plant Physiology MORTIER FRANKLIN BARRUS, A.B., Assistant Professor in Plant Pathology LOIS WATSON VVING, A.B., Instructor in Dairy Bacteriology A KA 0. A. C. KING, Extension Instructor EMMONS WILLIAM LELAND, B.S. in Agr., Assistant in Soil Technology I ROBERT MATHESON, B.S.A., M.S. in Agr., Instructor in Entornology JOHN THOMAS LLOYD, A.B., Assistant in Biology ANNA CLEGG STRYKE, A.B., Artist and Instructor in Entornology K K P, Z E. A. L. THOMPSON, Instructor in Farni M anagernent WALTER STANLEY LYON, Assistant in Poultry Husbandry 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 Professor in Floriculture ANNA DICK, .Assistant in Horne Econornics FRANCES ADDISON WHEELER, Assistant in Nature Study 41 LOUIS MZARWIN HURD, Assistant in Poultry Husbandry ROBERT PALMER TRASK, Assistant in Poultry Husbandry WALTER WARNER FISK, B.S.A., Assistant in Dairy Industry OLIVER VVESLEY DYNES, Assistant in Farm Crops I HARRY BUCKMAN, Assistant in Soil Technology JOHN HARRY PHILLIPS, Assistant in Soil Technology F. E. RICE, Assistant in Chemistry W. R. FISHER, Assistant in Plant Pathology C. P. SMITH, Assistant in Plant Pathology R. Y. VVINTERS, Assistant in Plant Breeding CLYDE E. LEIGHTY, Assistant in.Plant Breeding ANNA M. ATVVATER, Laboratory Assistant in Plant Breeding J. E. TURLINGTON, Assistant in Soil Technology M. A. KLEIN, Assistant in Soil Technology C. SHANNON WRIGHT, Assistant in Horticulture GEORGE I. BURT, Assistant in Horticulture HOWARD B. FROST, Assistant in Horticulture GEORGE MARTIN, Assistant in Poultry Husbandry T. I. MCINERNEY, Assistant in Dairy Industry H. MYPIOKERILL, Assistant in Dairy Industry E. D. MONTILLON, Assistant in Rural Art E. M. TUTTLE, Assistant in Rural Education W. B. HARE, Assistant in Meteorology LUCY HARRIET ASHTON, Assistant Registrar GEORGE WALTER TAILBY, Foreman of the Farms CHARLES EDWARD HUNN, Gardener, Foreman of Grounds GEORGE M. COSH, Gardener to the Horticultural Department WALTER GARNET CRUM, Superintendent of the Poultry Plant ANDREW JACKSON LAMOUREUX, Librarian HERBERT VVILLIAM TEETER, Superintendent of Plant Breeding Garden EDNVIN S. DELANY, Clerk LAURA MCLALLEN VAN AUKEN, Clerk in the Department of Dairy Industry GILBERT ARTHUR RENNEY, Superintendent of Mailiiig Rooms 42 R' 4 e WW' iw ' I!lml ill? f . 8 1 1 f W EUGENE ELWIN HASKELL B CE., C.E., Director of the College of Ci1JilE g ee g nd Professor of Experi- nzenzfal H ydraiili A T .Q jfarultp CHARLES LEE CRANDALL, B.C.E., C.E., Professor of Railroad E g ering B.C.E., C.E.,COrne11, I872Q M.C.E., 18765 A.M,A.S.C.E. Z :. IRVING PORTER CHURCH, B C.E., C.E., Professor of Applied Mechanics and Hydraulics n Charge of the College Library B C E., C.E., Cornell, 18735 M.C.E., 1878. Associate Member American Soc ety C vi1Engineers. A F, Z E. HENRY SYLVESTER JVACOBY, C.E., Professor of Bridge E g ieer' g CE Leh gh, 1877. TBIY, 2 E. HENRY NEELY GGDEN C E., Professor of Sanitary E g e g C.E., Cornell 889 Associate Member American SOC ty of Civil Enginee s. E E. JOHN THOMAS PARSON Ass slant Professor of Drawing, in charge of the Photographic and Drawing Colle I o Z KF. ERNEST VVILLIAM SCHODER, B S Aissstarll Professor of Experirnental Hydraulics ' reo h H draulicl, lv t cha g ft e y a a y B.S., and B.S. in Mining U ersity of Washington, igoog Ph.D., Cornell 9 3 A.M.A.S.C.E. cb F11 Z 43 FRED ASA BARNES, C.E., M.C.E., Assistant Professor of Railroad Engineering C.E.,COme11, I8Q7Q M.C.E., 1898. A.M.A.S.C.E. ORA MINER-ELEL.XND, B.S., C.E., Assistant Professor of Geodesy and Astronomy MILES ALBION POND, Ph.B., Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering, in charge of Descriptive Geometry Ph.B.,Ya1e, 1895. FRANCIS JOSEPH SEERY, B.S., Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering B.S., Tufts Collegeg A.A.S.C.E.g Associate Member Military Service Institution Of United States Of America, A TA. DONALD DERICKSON, C.E., Assistant Professor of Structural Engineering C.E., Dartmouth. Pyramid. 2 A E, 0 N E. SAMUEL LATIMER BOOTHROYD, B.S., M.S., Assistant Professor of Topographic and Ceodetic Engineering ERNEST W. RETTGER, A.B., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Applied Mechanics SIDNEY GONZALES GEORGE, C.E., Assistant Professor of Applied Mechanics, and Sec- retary of the College Faculty CHARLES LEOPOLD WALKER, C.E., Assistant Professor of Applied Mechanics C.E.,COrne11, 1904. IIA. KENNETH BERTRAND TURNER, C.E., M.C.E., Assistant Professor of Hydraulics C.E.,COrne11, IQO3Q M.C.E., Cornell, 1905. ADELBERT PHILO MILLS, B.S. CC.E.J, M.S. CC.E.J, Assistant Professor of Testing Materials PAUIE HALLADAY UNDERWOOD, C.E., Instructor in Topographic and Geodetic Engineer- ing C.E., Cornell, 1907. LEONARD ALEXANDER LAWRENCE, B.S., Instructor in Surveying JOHN CLARENCE MCCURDY, B.S., Instructor in Surveying EDWARD HOOKER TAYLOR, B.S. in C.E., Instructor in Civil Engineering EARLE NELSON BURROWS, C.E., Instructor in Civil Engineering NATHAN VVASHINGTON DOUCHERTY, B.S. in C.E., Instructor in Civil Engineering J. F. BRAUNER, JR., Instructor in Civil Engineering A. G. E. BUEHLER, Instructor in Civil Engineering 44 L. C. URQUHART, Instructor in Civil Engineering E. C. WHITE, Instructor in Civil Engineering T. A. H. TEETER, Instructor in Civil Engineering F. A. HITCHCOCK, Instructor in Civil Engineering W. L. CONWELL, Instructor in Civil Engineering C. M. THIELE, Instructor in Civil Engineering GERTRUDE MARSH SANFORD, College Librarian ELEANOR E. ILLSTON, Secretary to the Director LENA K. HAYLETT, College Stenographer CLINTON D. CASS, Mechanician in the College of Civil Engineering swf 1 '47 V4 N 'V' 45 'T lgingelmqn, 1114- W I P ALBERT WILLIAM SMITH, B.M.E., M.M.E., Director of Sibley College and Professor of Power Engineering, Dean of the Faculty B.M.E.,,COrnell, 18785 M.M.E., 18865 0AX,' Quill and Dagger. jfarultp ROLLA CLINTON CARPENTER, M.S., C.E., M.M.E., LL.D., Professor of Experiniental Engineering, in charge of Engineering Research CE., University Of Michigan, 18755 M.S., Michigan Agricultural College, I8775 M.M.E., Cornell, 1888. Member A.S.M.E., A.I,E.E., A.S.H., and VE. A T A, Yr-1 -..r. DEXTER SIMPSON KIMBALL, A.B., Professor of .Machine Design and Construction AB., Stanford, 1896. Member A.S.M.E. Z E. HENRX' 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 MCDERBIOTT, Professor of Structural Design Acacia, Andersonian Instituteg Member Institute Of Naval Architects, London Institute of Naval Architects, New York, and Institute Of Naval Architects Iapang Engineer and Shipbuilders' Institute, Scotland, Associate Technical Maritime, Paris, .ll E. HERINIAN DIEDERICHS, M.E., Professor of Experimental Engineering M.E., Cornell, 1897. 0 Z K, Z E. 46 WILLIAM NICHOLS BARNARD, M.E., Professor of Power Engineering, and Secretary of the College M.E., Cornell, 1897. Z E. VLADIMIR KARAPETOFF, C.E., Professor of Experimental Electrical Engineering C.E., Institute of the Ways of Communication, Saint Petersburg, Russia, 18975 Adjunct of Applied Mechanics, IQO2. E E. CLARENCE FLOYD HIRSHl ELD, B.S., M.M.E., Professor of Power Engineering B.S., University of California, IQOZQ M.M.E., Cornell, 1905. Z E. HOWARD DRYSDALE HESS, M.E., Professor of Machine Design M.E., Lehigh. TB II, Z E. EDGAR HARPER WOOD, Professor of Mechanics of Engineering M.E., Cornell, 18925 M.M.E., 1893. 2 E. GEORGE STANLEY MACOLIBER, M.E., Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering M.E., Cornell, 1900. CALVIN DODGE ALBERT, M.E., Assistant Professor of Machine Design WILL MILLER SAWDON, B.S. in M.E., M.M.E., Assistant Professor of Experimental Engineering B.S. in M.E., Purdue University, 18985 M.M.E., Cornell. Z E. WALTER STEBBINS FORD, M.E., Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering M.E., Cornell, 1900. GEORGE BURR UPTON, Assistant Professor of Experimental Engineering M.E., Cornell, 19045 M.M.E., Cornell, 1905. Z E. FRANK ARTHUR BURR, Assistant Professor of Power Engineering M.E., Brown. Z E, ID Z 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 MachineLCon- struction ROBERT LONG DAUGHERTY, A.B., Acting Assistant Professor of Mechanics of Engineering JOHN TAINSH WILLIAMS, Instructor in Machine Design CHARLES HOMER TOWER, S.B., Instructor in Electrical Experimental Engineering Worcester Polytechnic Institute, 1905. WILLIAM EDWARD HOGAN, M.E., Instructor in Electrical Engineering M.E., Sibley College, 1906. FRED HUTTON KROGER, M.S., Instructor in Electrical Experimental Engineering B.S., University of Colorado, 1904, M.S., University of Colorado, 1905. 2 dl E. 47 JOHN F. H. DOUGLAS, B.Sc., Instructor in Electrical Engineering M.I.T. - ANSON MUNSON HOLCOMB, B.S., Instructor in Electrical Engineering HENRY LIVINGSTON FREEMAN, Instructor in Machine Design B.S.,-in Electrical Engineering, Georgia School Of Technology. CLARENCE WALTER HAM, M.E.,iB.M.E., Instructor in Machine Design VICTOR RAYMOND GAGE, M.E., Instructor in Experirnental Engineering FRANK GIRARD TAPPEN, A.B., M.E., Instructor in Electrical ExperirnentaliEngineering B 0 II. ' JOHN FLOYD STEVENS, B.A., M.E., Instructor in Electrical Engineering TOM BRUCE HYDE, M.E., Instructor in Experirnental 'Engineering ROBERTSON MATTHEWS, ME., Instructor in Power Engineering ALEXANDER DAWES DUBOIS, B.S., 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, ME., Instructor in Machine Design CHARLES EVERETT TORRANCE, M.E., Instructor in Experimental Engineering HERBERT MCNAIR DOUGLAS, M.E., Instructor in Mechanics of Engineering W. RODIRIEY CORNELL, B.Sc., CE., Instructor in Mechanics of Engineering ARTHUR GRAHAM BIERMA, M.E., Instructor in Experimental Engineering GUY LEROY CURRENT, B.S. of E.E., Instructor in Experimental Engineering LEROY ALONZO WILSON, Instructor in Power Engineering VVILLIAM ROY WIGLEY, M.E., Instructor in Experiniental Engineering HARRY lVlARK PARMLEY, Instructor in Power Engineering ARDEN BENJAMIN HOLCOMB, B.S., Instructor in Electrical Engineering FRED EDGAR KLINK, M.E., Instructor in Machine Design WILLIAM R.AYNER STRAUS, M.E., Instructor in Machine Design MYRON A. LEE, M.E., Instructor in Machine Design CHARLES AZARIAH CARPENTER, 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 Experirnental Engineering JOSEPH FRANKLIN PUTNAM, Instructor in Experirnental Engineering STEPHEN REMINGTON VVING, M.E., Instructor in Experimental Engineering 48 PAUL WHEELER THOMPSON, ME., Instructor in Power Engineering TOMLINSON CARLILE ULBRICH'F, M.E., Instructor in Power Engineering JOHN GEORGE PERTSCH, ME., Instrnetor in Electrical Engineering HUNTER NICCLURE, CE., Instructor in lllechanics of Engineering DALE STEPHENS COLE, B.S. in EE., Instructor in Eleetrieal Engineering JOHN FLOYD STEVENS, BS. in Instructor in Electrical Engineering EARLE SMEAD BURNETT, B.S. in Instructor in Experimental Engin WM. BOUCK CORNELL, M,E., Instructor in .Machine Design FRANK WM. BUCK, ME., Instructor in Machifne Design CLARENCE ELLSWORTH TOWNSEND, Instructor in .Machine Design STEPHEN J. FULLER, M.E., Instructor in Machiiie Design WM. CYRUS BALLARD, ME., Instructor in Machiiie Design FRANK A. LYNHAM, Assistant in Macliiiie Shop JAMES EUGENE VANDERHOEF, Foreman in Foundry Acacia. A VVALTER LISTON HEAD, Forernan of Forge Shop RAYNOR EGBERT SEAMON, Assistant in TrVood Shop BIRDETTE NEWTXON HOWE, Assistant in Matclii-tie Shop HOWARD STANLEY BUSH, Assistant in Wood Shop I LEROY HOOPER, Forenian of Wood Shop WARD BROWN SMITH, Assistant in Maehfifzie Shop CHARLES ALBERT BROOKS, Assistant in Forge Shop DAVID JOHNS DAVIES, Assistant in Fonndry CHARLES HUBERT SWEET, Assistant in Wood Shop JOSEPH CONDIT MCCUNE, Assistant in Maohiiie Design CLARENCE VINCENT ELLIOT, Assistant in Zlflaehine Design GEORGE WASHINGTON RACE, Jvlechanician in Sibley College EDGAR WARREN GREGORY, Mechaiiiciazfi MARGARET ISABELLE COLQUHOUN, Clerle in Experiinenial Engineering CHARLES ALFRED CULLIGAN, Illechanieian FANNY ELMA MIX, Secretary to the Director CHARLES BEDELL, Engineer ROWENA L. SHEPHERD, College Librarian 49 eeri-zz g 5 I WWWQL 4'W7lIg1 Wxxxk I SN-X N2 PR JU, QQ f lL,lT R F SCIENC Glnmmanhant ' I f -A -.-- . . I .,,. -fmpwv :rf '1F2f2sf5g:.I.- 45M ? ae:------------------R . W. E. 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ANDREW CURTIS WHITE, A.B., ,Ph.D., Assistant Librarian, in charge of Classification A.B., Hamilton, ISSIQ Ph.D., Cornell, 1884. Member A.L.A. WILLARD AUSTIN, Assistant Librarian, in charge of Reference Library Member A.B.S.g Member American Library Associationg Member New York Library Associationg Member Bibliographical Society of America. WILI,ARD 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 FORGEUS, B.A., Cataloger CORA AUGUSTA VAN NETTEN, Cataloger MINERXVA AUGUSTA STUBBS, Assistant in charge of Periodicals BERTHA VVILDER, A ssistant in Reference Library ANNA GREGORY, Assistant in Reference Library E. D. ROSS, I-l ssistant in Reference Library Hi.-XRRY B. IRIRKUP, Assistant in Reference Library GIORGIO DE GRASSI, Assistant in Reference Library L. L. 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BRUBAKER, B.S. fCar1etOnj, 18995 Ph.D. CMi11neSOtaj, 1904, Clzemfistry XKVILLIAM BICDOUGALD JACK, BE. CMd. Normal Schoolb, 18875 AB. CLafayettej, I8Q2Q M.A. QP1incetOnD, 18955 Ph.D. CLeipzigJ, 19005 B.D. CP1incetOnj, 1907 .......... Philosophy 59 f7'4f5'. , busan limi bags Scholars in Philosophy HENRY MAYER, AB., 1911. MARK EMBURY PENNEY, S. T. B, CBOStOn School Of Theologyjg A. B., 1910, FRANK RICE PROUT, AB, Cfrinityj, 1911, MATTHEW VVHITE PAXTON, A.B. CMiSSOurij, 1911. ALMA ROSA THORNE, AB., 1907. Susan iiinn Sage bcholar in Psychology JAMES SCOTT JOHNSTON, A.B. CMiChIganD, IQIOQ A.M. CMiChIganD, 1911. Ulinihcrsity Graouote Scholars HIAIG GALAETIKIAN, A.B., IQII ....... .Mathematics EARL FREDERICK FARNAN, A.B. CCI1ICII1natiD, IQOSQ A.M. CCincinnatiD,1907, C'Iiemist1'y HARRY AXVILLIAM HITCHCOCI1, BS. CPOITIOHHH, IQII . . . Physics WESTON GAVETT, OE., 1911 ...... CiiJiZE1fLgi1iee1'i1ig GEORGE ALBRIGHT LAND, A.B. CF1anklin and Marshalll, IIQO5 . . Latiii and Greek BERTHA LOUISE MORGAN, AB., IQII . Archaeology and Comjvamiive Philology MARY CHARLOTTE AXT, A.B. QCOlumbIaD, 1908, A.M. CMiChigauJ, 1910 I . Zoology MARGARET GRAHAM, A.B., IQO8Q A.M., 1909 . . . - . . . Botany MARY REBECCA THAYER, A.B., IQUQ . . English CARRIE MAY LEWIS, A.B., T903 . . History 60 Tlnihersitp Tlnhergrahuate Qeholarships TIRES uf 1914 The Turnell Svehnlarships ETHEL LETITIA CORNELL Girls' High School, Brooklyn-VV. L. Felter, Ph.D., Principal. EDWARD FOREMAN GRAHAM Lafayette High School, Buffalo-C. K. Mellen, Principal. The Zia. 38. lieth behularships KURT OTTO IQLAESSIG Boys' High School. Brooklynejanies Sullivan, Ph.D., Principal. MORRIS GOLDBAUM Boys, High School, Brooklyn-James Sullivan, Ph.D., Principal. MYRA BONE NICNICOL Morris High School, New York City-John H. Denhigh, Principal. MORRIS GILBERT BISHOP Yonkers High School-VVilliani A. Edwards, Principal. The Sage Qehnlarships RUBY C. MADSEN Girls' High School, BroolclynfW. L. Felter, Ph.D., Principal. CLARA WILHELMINA IQEOPKA Westfield High SchoOl+P. K. Pattison, A,M., Principal. The Sibley Scholarships WALTER ERNEST ADDICKS DeWitt Clinton High School, New York Cityfj. L. Tildsley, Principal HAIIOLD SLADA KINSLEY Lafayette High School, Buffalo-C, K. Mellen, Principal. 61 The Rresihent white Qchnlarships BLEECKER MARQUETTE Schenectady High School-E. R. Vlfhitney, Principal. HARRY Z. HARRIS Olean High School-F. E. Emmons, Principal. The illaorare Greeley Scholarships MERLE MARION Mos1ER Girls' High School, Brooklyn-VV. L. Felter, Principal. HAROLD ALEXANDER MossMAN Boys' High School, Brooklyn-James Sullivan, Principal. The Zahn Stzmtun Guulh Qnhularships ALFRED L. PorTER DeWitt Clinton High School, New York City-I. L. Tildsley, Principal. REMINGTON RODGERS Erasmus Hall, Brooklyn-W. B. Gunnison, Principal. The Stewart ii. Euuhiurh Qchularships HARRY SCHINDLER Boys' High School, Brooklyn-James Sullivan, Ph.D., Principal. LoUIs I. ZAGOREN Boys' High School, Brooklyn-james Sullivan, Ph.D., Principal. amaze nf 1915 The Tutnell Qchulatships ERNEST JENKS ........ . Course in Arts Ithaca High School-E. D. Boynton, A.B., Principal. THOMAS MORTON FRENCH ...... . Course in Arts Jamaica High School-T. C. Mitchell, Principal. The 39. 38. Intl: Suchnlarships GRACE FLORENCE MARCUS ........ Course in Arts Girls' High School, Brooklyn-Vllm. L. Felter, Ph.D., Principal. XNTILLIAM FRANKLIN EDGERTON ....... Course in Arts Central High School, Vlfashington, D. C.-E. M. Wilson, Principal. 62 The fileeratn Sehularships WALTER GEORGE ZORN ...,, , , , Cguygg 1:11, Law Boys' High School, Brooklyn-james Sullivan, Ph.D., Principal. FRANK FITZPATRICK ...... Course in Civil Engirteerlrtg jamaica High School-T. C. Mitchell, Principal. The Sage Scholarships CHARLOTTE HELEN PEKARY ....... Course tri Arts Girls' High School, Brooklyn-VVrn. L. Felter, Ph.D., Principal. NLILDRED XXVATT .......... Course in Arts Girls' High School, Brooklyn-Mlm. L. Felter, Ph.D., Principal. The Sibley Sehularships ERNEST MERCER FERNAULD . . . Course in Mechartrlcal Ertglrreerirtg Lafayette High School, Buffalo-Calvert K. Mellen, Principal. HAROLD CHARLES PERKINS . . . Course in Mechanical Errglrfteerlfztg Ithaca High School-F. D. Boynton, A.B., Principal. The Bresihent white Sehnlarships LLOYD FREEMAN CRAVER ........ Course tri Arts Albany High School-O. D. Robinson, M.A., Ph.D., Principal. CLARA AMELIA GRAEFFE ........ Course tat Arts C Girls' High School, Brooklyn-Wm. L. Felter, Ph.D., Principal. The fanfare Greeley Scholarships , LEO BLOG ..,..... Course lrt Civil Enfglrteerirrg Boys' High School, Brooklyn-james Sullivan, Ph.D., Principal. ADLAI STEVENSON COBLE .... Course in .Meclzarttzrctl Engflrteerlrrg Boys' High School, Brooklyn-james Sullivan, Ph.D., Principal. The Hahn Stantnn Guulh Sehularships SOPIIIE SEIPP .......... Course in .flrts Vlladleigh High School, New York CitySStewart Rome, A.B., M.A., Principal. MERWIN ELLIOTT MARSLAND . . . . . . COWSE W flg'iS Walton High School-F. R. Darling, AB., Principal. The Stetnart HL. Ennhfurh Scholarships RUTH DARvILLE ........., Course in Arts Girls' High School, Brooklyn-Vllin. L. Felter, Ph.D., Principal. JACOB MILTON GOLDFARB ........ Course in Arts Boys' High School, Brooklyn-James Sullivan, Ph.D., Principal. 63 Qilbarles Qtzhman Bull Qlcx laugh Buss jfraser Blram Cdlursun bamuel Zleonarh Summon Elnijn Graphon Zbugbes illilprun Iam ZB1nksun mm 09117 llhgats Qterrp Zlltnab fiunhersz Cdlburles Wilbur Eztman Qeurge mm. Slums 21- SIBLEY COLLEGE MACHINE SHOP we ' RAND HALL BEEBE LAKE '41 , - ag ,F--, A In Q! si 121 , Y ,f .., 4 Q ..,mumw 'Wk -ffvww - ,-x.,,.AA,..,A,-- -Y-,AQ-J? H9H 2 , - . -1 2 ff., - 'P ',5 fzlf' W . - mmblwe wg: 9-MJ, QQHHI X aw, Hi 6, ,x Ju, Vp, ,fu-,ff . J, ,I x 0:3 V- lf.f!0f 4Y , .97 ,I . rg ll I, X I fiJHv'7wQ 513 +' A , ,QQ -fV'Xnf- -Y ff 3 I I C. B. FERGUSON, President CLINTON BROOKS FERGUSON LEOPOLD TSCHIRKY . . MISS MARIE BEARD . . MISS KATHEIQINE DONLON , ROSS VVILLIAM ICELLOGG . YVILLIAM EDWARD IRISH . CHARLES PORTER WEEKES, JR. . CLINTON SETH ABBOTT . HERBEIQT NATHAN PUTNAM ERNEST FLETCHER BOWEN DENNIS PERCY MCCARTHY . VVILLIAM EDWARD MUNK . CHARLES EMERY FINNEY, JR., ROLLIN DELOS WEARY MISS MABEL DE FOREST QE'ffi:zr5 72 Qeniur lass . . Presidertt . First Vice-Presideiit . Second Vice-President . Third Vice-Presidertt Recording Secretary . . . Treasurer General Athletic Director . . Baseball Director ' Track Director . Crew Director Sergeant-at-Arrrts . Football Director . . Class M arshals Corresporzdiiig Secretary Seniors HARRY AARON Brooklyn Law Law School Association. CLINTON SETH ABBOTT Haniburg lllechanioal Engineering Z Tj Aleph Samachg Quill and Daggerg Sunday Night Clubg Gemel Kharmg Freshman Baseball Teamg Varsity Baseball Team C25 C353 General Com- mittee C35 C45. ROBERT MARFORD ADAMS Duluth, lllinn. M'eohanical Engineering, Arts 0 A Xg Savage Club. CHESTER .ARTHUR ADEE Brooklyn Civil Engineering Adelphos. ELLA AGARD Trurnansburg Arts President A. T. A. Club C455 Executive Committee C455 Instructor in Botany C451 EDWARD ROBY ALBIN, -JR. St. Louis, Mo. Arts 2 LD If Socialist Clubg Secret Sixg Cosmopolitan Clubg Law Tax Committeeg Eighty-Six Stage. CHARLES DORNVART ALBRIGHT TVichita. Kaus. Law Seal and Serpentg 40 A C05 Scabbard and Bladeg Savage Clubg Senior Night Committeeg Sophomore Stunt Committeeg Executive Committee C155 Elec- tion Committee C15g First Lieutenant Cadet Corps Cr5. G, JAMES ALLEN England Civil Engineering 'Cosmopolitan Clubg Cricket Team C353 Executive Committee C45. ROBERT XVHITING ALLEN Mt. Pleasant, Iowa Meohaifiifieal Engineering TB Hg Glee Club C45g College Cross Country Teamg Festival Chorus C25 C35. HENRY HAMILTON ALLPORT Chicago, Ill. Mecliarilical Engineering .F Q' Cosmopolitan Clubg Secretary Sibley Clubg Chicago Clubg Junior Feed Cornmitteeg Sibley Banquet Committeeg Senior Ball Committeeg Sibley Journal of Engineering C25 C35 C453 Assistant Manager Varsity Swimming Team C355 Manager C45. JUAN ALONSO flsuncion, Paraguay lllechanical Engineering Spanish-American Clubg Cosmopolitan Club. JOHN KENNETH ANDERSON Pittsburgh, Pa. Civil Engineering A X P. GEORGE CLINTON ANDREWS. JR. Tarrytown Arts 0 A1 Xg Sphinx Headg Gemel Kharmg Book and Bowlg Sunday Night Clubg Assistant Business Manager Sun C35 3 Business Manager C45 3 Freshman Ban- quet Committeeg Sophomore Stunt Committeeg Junior Smoker Committeeg Chairman Senior Ball Committee. 73 SAMUEL VVARREN ANDREWS Lead, S. D. Mechaitiicczl Engineering Zodiacg Basketball Team5 Cheer Leader. GEORGE TABER ASHTON Swarthmore, Pa. Arts Nayati. KERR ATKINSON Ithaca .Mechanical Engineering T B Hg Aero Club5 Corresponding Secretary Aero Club5 A. l. E. E5 Chairman of Tax Committee5 A. S. M. E.5 Orchestra. HARRY ARTHUR ATWATER Chicago, Ill. Mecliaiiical Engineering Cornell Chicago Club5 Sibley Engineering Club5 A. I. E. B5 A. S. M. E. EUGENE CURTIS AUCHTER Barnard Agriculture A Z5 College Baseball Team C25 C355 Manager C25 C355 Vice-President Agricul- tural Association5 College Spring Day Committee5 Agriculture Tax Com- mitteeg Agriculture Banquet Committee. FREDERICK SAMUEL AUERBACH New York City f Arts Deutscher Verein. BENJAMIN HALE AUSTIN Kohala, Hawaii Agriculture Z A Eg Hebs-sag r9o8 Class Crewg 1908 Class Football Team5 Varsity Swim- ming Team C35 C455 Varsity Football Team C455 Captain Agriculture Track Team C455 Chairman Intercollege Boat Club Committeeg Vice-President lntercollege Board C555 Glee Club C55. ROBERT WILLIAM AUSTIN Central Bridge Civil Engineering C0 K Semaphore5 Quartermaster C. E. Camp C35. ETHELBERT BACON Elmira Civil Engineering NATHAN BAEHR New York City .Mechanical Engineering Dramatic Club C15 C25 C35 C455 Secretary C455 Class Executive Committee C25. BEULAH BAILEY Troy Arts Raven and Serpent5 Der Hexenlcreis5 Y.W. C. A. Cabinet C25 C355 Athletic Council C255 House Committee C355 Chairman Feed Committee C15 C25 C355 President Student Self-Government Associationg Alumni Pledge Com- mittee. DEE BAKER Avilla, Ind. 3 Agriculture II B ID5 VVayside-Aftermath. ELEERT HALL BAKER, JR. Cleveland, Ohio Mechaiiical .Engineering A K E5 Sphinx Headg Aleph Samachg Dunstang Savage Club5 Beth L'Amed5 Bench and Board5 Sunday Night Club5 Cimexg Captain Freshman Football Team5 Varsity Football Team C25 C355 General Committee C45QJl11'1lOI' Prom- enade Conimittee5 Sophomore Cotillion Committee5 Freshman Banquet Committee. ALFRED WILLETT BALDWIN Springfield, Mo. Electrical Engineering T B H. 74 YVILLIAM CARTER BALLANTYNE Washihgtoii, D. C. Mechatiicol Ertgiheerirzg Lieutenant Cadet Corps C25. LOUISE BANKS Ithaca Ang ARMOUR WRIGHT BARBOUR New York City Civil Ertgiheerirtg Freshman Track Teamg Class Track Team C255 Varsity Track Team C25. JOHN CALVIN BARKER Toledo, Ohio llffechaiiicczl Erigiiieerirtg 0 A X5 K B 015' Sphinx Headg Sunday Night Clubg Savage Club5 Book and BOWI5 Bench and Boardg Mermaidg Vllidow Board C355 Editor-in-Chief C455 Spring Day Committee CI5 C255 junior Smoker Committeeg General Spring Day Committee C355 Senior Night Committeeg Cheer Leader. HATTIE MITCHELL BARNES Ithaca A flgricitltztre Frigga Fylgeg A. T. A.5 Historian Frigga Fylge C455 Agriculture Tax Commit- tee C35. JAMES ALoYsIUs BARRETT Scranton, Po. Architecture Masque C25. A ALDEN FORREST BARss Rochester Agricitltitre A A CD5 CD B Kg Helios5 A. B., University of Rochester. MARIORIE L.-XTTA BARSTOYV Ithaca Arts HENRY CLAY BATE Nashville, Telm. A Arts Aero Clubg President C355 Manuscript Club. JOE B. BATEMAN, JR. Little Rock, Ark Low I A E5 Dixie Club. NATHAN ROBERT BEAGLE Sidney Chemistry Z CD Z5 Cosmopolitan Clubg Alembicg Class Day Committee. HENRY LENVIS BEAKES llliddletowzi Chemistry A T 05 Alembic. MARIE PLLLEBAUGH BEARD Harrisoiibiirg, Va. Arts K A 05 Der Hexenkreisg Class Basketball Team C15 C35 5 Captain C35 5 President Dixie Club C355 Treasurer Sports and Pastimes C355 Vice-President C455 Election Committee C155 Class Second Vice-President C455 Vice-President Y. W. C. A. 445. ARCHIE SMITH BEATTY Pittslmrgh, Pa. .Agriculture META MIDDENDORE BECKER Baltimore, Md. Arts A ID, Raven and Serpentg Second Vice-President Class CI5. CHARLES NEIRE BEHRENS Kiiigstoii lllechoitical Ei'lZg'lI'Z667'l'VLg Ulster County Clubg A. S. M. E.5 Freshman Track Team. HENRY R. BEHRENS Kiiigstori lWeclzcz1tz-trolEiigizieerirzg A. S. M. B. 75 XVILLIAM EDWARD BEITZ Mediifia Civil Engineering 02 K .Sy Pyramidg C. E. Banquet Committee C45. EDWIN SEYMOUR BELCHER Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering ce K GEORGE ALLEYNE BELDEN M01itclai1', N. j. Civil Engineering LUIS BERUTEZ, JR. San jnan, Porto Rica Mecha-ziical Engineering Alumni Pledge Committee. BARBARA BENJAMIN PV. Lafayette, Ind. Arts A Inq Class Poet. GUSTAVUS EDWARD BENTLEY faniestovun Agriciiltnre Heliosg Varsity Crew Substitute C355 University Single Scull Champion C355 Junior Smoker Committeeg General Committee C455 University Scholar- ship. JOHN ANTON BERGER ' Great Falls, Maiit. Arts Krug und Tafelg Arts Basketball Team C35 3 Captain C455 Arts Tax Committee C353 Arts Athletic Committee C45. YVILLIAM RAYMOND BERGER Great Falls, Moiit. .Arts Krug und Tafelg Arts Feed Committee C355 Arts Tax Committee C45, TELL SCHIRNDING BERNA Ithaca .Mechanical Engineering Sphinx Headg Aleph Samachg Deutscher Vereing Alt Heidelberg Playg Uni- 3 versity Orchestrag Class Track Team C15 C25g Class Cross Country Team Cr5 C25 3 Varsity Cross Country Team C25 C35 C45 g Captain C45 g Varsity Track Team C25 C35 C455 Intercollegiate Cross Country Champion C255 Intercol- legiate, Collegiate and American TWO-mile Record Holderg Sophomore Smoker Committeeg General Committee C35 C45. EDWARD L. BERNAY New York City flgricnltnre State Scholarshipg Alt Heidelberg Play C15g VVilhelm Tell Cast C355 Cos- mopolitan Clubg Freshman Banquet Committeeg Executive Committee C25g Clinton Club C45. CHARLES HAROLD BERRY , Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering .T B fly Somerset Yg Vice-Presidentg Captain Cornell Cadet Corps. HARRY VANVVINRLE BERRY Rutherford, N. j. C Civil Engineering Seal and Serpentg Semaphore. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN BETTS Tonawanda 1-lrchitectnre Gargoyle, XVILLIAM LONG BIC-GART Blaainfeld, N. j. Civil Engineering CHARLES CARROLL BINTZ Salt Lake City, Utah Law J Xg Musical Clubs C15 C25 C35 C455 Masque C25QJ1lT1lOI' Feed Committeeg Senior Banquet Committeeg IQI2 Cornellian Board. 76 RTAYNIOND RUSSELL BIRCH Ithaca Veterinary Society of Comparative Medicine. LENNOX BLANCHARD BIRCKHEAD Milivaukee, lflfis. Zllfeeliariieal Eiigiiieeri-ng J T5 Mandolin Club C25 C45 5 Moakley House Fund Committee C15 5 Spring Day Committee C155 Caps and Gown Committee C45. MATTHEW MCCLUNG BIRD Kiioxville, Teiiii. Civil Erzgiiieeriiig ID A ID. MILTON BIRNEAUM , Broolelyii Civil Eiigiiieeriiig JEROME CARSKADDAN BISHOP Muscatiiie, Iowa Ilffecliaiiicezl Eiigiiieeriiig Seal and Serpentg IQI2 Moakley House Fund Committee C255 Class Pipe Com- mittee C255 Senior Stunt Committee. HOWARD BLACKWELL Treiitozzt, N. j . Jlfeehaiiical E7'Zg'Z'11E67'1.'71g Freshman Football Teamg Varsity Football Squad C35 C455 Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Senior Stunt Committee. HARRY MORSE BLANK Brooklyn Arts I A M5 State Scholarship. EDWVARD ROLF BLINN Syracuse Meclzaiifieal Eiigiiieeriiig Huntington Clubg Sibley Clubg A. S. M. E.5 Class Executive Committee C455 Frank William Padgham Scholarship C35 C45. THOMAS WOODWARD BLINN Syracuse Civil Eiigizieeriiig Huntington Clubg C. E. Cross Country Team C35. BENJAMIN CHARLES BLOCH Brooklyii flrelziteetiire Anvil5 College Soccer Team. ROWLAND PARKER BLYTHE lflfappirigers Falls Arts-.Medicine lswzag Krug und Tafelg Les Cabotinsg L'Alliance Francaiseg Deutscher Verein C155 Dutchess County Clubg Class Executive Committee C35 C455 French Play C255 State Scholarship. ARTHUR GLEASON BOGARDUS East Oraiige, N. j. Meclzaiiioal Eiigiiieerirtg A l ,' Spectre5 Scabbard and Blade5 Lieutenant Drill Corps C355 Captain Drill Corps C45 5 Military Hop Committee5 A. S. M. E.g Senior Banquet Committee. JAMES GORDON BOGERT River Edge, N. J. Meeliaifiieal Eiigiiieeriiig X C175 Masque. MYRTLE BASCOM BOICE Greenville, Ohio Agriciiltiire HARRY EMMETT BOLTON Biirliiigtori Flats flreliitectizre Cornell Association of Architectsg Somerset Y5 College Crew C255 College Soc- cer Team C35 C45. RUDOLPH RAY BOLTON, PH.B. M67ldO'lZ, Ohio Veterinary C Q T 25' Society of Comparative Medicineg Treasurer C155 Vice-President C255 Corresponding Secretary C35. 77 FRANK AUSTIN BOND North Adanis, Mass. Arts Lacrosse Team C25 C355 Captain C45 5 Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Sopho- more Tax Committee5 Junior Feed Committeeg Alumni Pledge Committee C455 Arts Spring Day Committee C355 Arts Feed Committee C45. JOHN P. BONNER Baltimore, Zlld. Civil Engineering 0 A CD5 Maryland Club C155 C. E. Honor System Committee5 Class Lacrosse Team C15 C25. ALFRED BONNEY, JR. Hopewell jnnction Mechaiftical Engineering Spectre5 Freshman Crew Substitute5 Junior Varsity C25 5 Junior Smoker Com- mittee5 Crew Celebration Committee C45. LOUIS CHARLES BOOCHEVER Albany Arts Amnong Albany Club5 Cosmopolitan Club5 Congress5 Speaker C355 Socialist Club5 Eighty-Six Stage C255 Winner of Congress Declamation Stage C255 Sophomore Debate Teamg Cricket Team C255 Arts Basketball Team C25 C35 C45 5 Captain C35 5 Captain Arts Track Team C35 5 Arts Soccer Team C45 5 Class Executive Committee C35 5 Junior Feed Committee' C35 5 President Arts Asso- ciation C45. VVILLIAM AYRES BORDEN VVashington, D. C. Mechaniical Engineering A K E5 Scabbard and Bladeg Senators5 Masque C155 Military Hop Committee C35 C455 Lieutenant Cadet Corps C25 C355 Captain C45. ALFRED FRIEDERICH BOscH New York City Arts ID .4 K5 Cosmopolitan Club5 Sirromg Deutscher Vereing Ethical Club5 Socialist Club. BTAURICE EDWARD BOSLEY Chicago, Ill. Arts fb Ii' W5 Les Cabotins5 Spring Day Committee C255 Chicago Club. JOHN KONRAD BOSSHART Zurich, Switzerland Veterinary Q T25 Society of Comparative Medicineg Cosmopolitan Club5 Deutscher Verein. ERNEST FLETCHER BOWEN Bellows Falls, Vt. .Mechanical Engineering A T A5 Sphinx Headg Aleph Samach5 Dunstan5 Beth L'Amed5 Savage Club5 Sunday Night Club5 Bench and Boardg Undineg Sophomore Banquet Com- mitteeg General Committee C45 5 University Orchestra C15 C255 Student Con- ference Committee C355 Chairman C455 Class President C355 Freshman Crewg Class Crew Director C45 5 Varsity Stroke C25 C35 5 Commodore of the Navy C45. CHARLES LEWIS BOWMAN Mt. Vernon Architecture dl If T5 Savage Club5 Gargoyle5 Undineg L'Ogive5 Senior Night Committee C45 5 Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Moakley House Fund Committee CT5. RTAJORIE HELEN BOYCE Salamanca Arts ARNOLD LTBBY BRADBURY Dover, N. H. Mechanical Engineering Senior Night Committee. 78 LAURENCE DICKINSON BRAGG Evanston, Ill. ,'i1g1 1iCLLZf'LL1'6 Z Ng Cornell Chicago Clubg Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Alumni Pledge Committee5 Freshman Baseball Teamg Varsity Track Team C25 C35. THEODORE CHARLES BRAUN jersey City, N. j. Mechaiiioal Engineering l5lAURICE CHARLES BRAVEMAN Corning Arts-llledicine I0 B Kg University Orchestra C15 C25 C35 C455 Concert Master C45. JAMES D. BREW 5 Bergen Agriculture FRED. J. BREWER Ithaca .Mechanical Engineering Sibley Clubg A. S. M. E. FLOYD EMERY BREWSTER Ithaca .+l1'chiteotnre Gargoyle of Epsilon Alphag College CreW5 Director of Intercollege Athletic Association Glee Club C25 C35 C455 State Scholarship. NVILLIAM GILLIES BROADFOOT Fayetteville, N. C. Meohaiiical Engineering K A CSouthern5 5 Nayatig Dixie Clubg Spectreg The Southernersg Class Constitu- tion Committee5 Sibley Banquet Committee C15 C255 Chairman Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Moakley House Fund Committee C255 Class President C155 Flag Rush Team C15 C255 IQI2 Cornellian Boardg Toastmaster Sopho- more Stunt. GEORGE PORTER BROCKWAY Wolcott Mechanical Engineering ISzWa5 Cadet Band C15 C25 C355 Principal Musician C35. LEON RANSOM BROOKS Bells, Tenn. Arts Ianus5 Otsego Clubg Cricket Team C255 'LEighty-Six Declamation Stage C355 Arts Soccer Team. RUTH BROWN Newport, Tenn. flrts Dixie Club. BENJAMIN CRISSEY BROWN Norfolk, Conn. Jllechanical Engineering CHARLES WING BROWN Colnnibns, Ohio Mecliaifzical Engineering di A 05 Freshman Banquet Committee5 Mandolin Club. JOHN WILLIAM BROWN Waterbury, Conn. Civil Engineering LEIGH ALVIN BROWN Sonth Apalaohin Civil Engineering TBH,' C. U. C. A. Cabinet. MORRIS EVANS BROWN Moiitclair, N. j. Civil Engineering T B Hg Rod and Bob5 Masque Chorus C155 Cast C255 Glee Club C35 C45. THOMAS BENJAMIN BROWN Cohocton Arts CLARA VVITMER BROWNING Bnjicalo ,igricnlinre President Frigga Fylge C355 Secretary Honor System Committee C35 C455 Chairman Frigga Fylge Scholarship Committee C35 C455 Agricultural Girls' A Glee Club C355 Festival Chorus C255 Student Assistant in Home Economics C455 New York State Federation of Clubs Scholarship C45. 79 LEXVIS MOORE BRONVNING Belrnont Arts THEODORE MCLANE BRUBACK Erie, Pa. Mecliarziical Engineering VVILLIAM FREDERICK BRYAN Chicago, Ill. lVIechanical Engineering H7 l ,' CUndine5 Beth L,Amed5 Chicago Clubg Sophomore Cotillion Committee5 junior Promenade Committee. WALTER FREDERICK BRYE Auburn, Col. Mecha'1iical Engineering GEORGE PETER BUCHANAN Pittsburgh, Pa. Electrical Engineering K 25' Rod and Bob. VVALTER GEORGE BUCK Livonia Veterinary A T5 Society of Comparative Medicine5 Member Of Intercollege Athletic Council. HUGH BUEORD Roanoke, Va. Arts dl F A5 K B 105 Book and BOwl5 Bench and Board5 Sunday Night Club5 Mermaid. ANNIE MILLINCETON BULLIVANT Port jervis Arts Scnnightlyg Der Hexenkreis5 President Y. VV. C. A. C455 Cap and Gown Com- mittee5 Third Vice-President of Class C355 Y. Wf C. A. Cabinet C355 State Scholarship. MURRAY WRIGHT BUNDY Ithaca Arts A Z P5 Congressg lnterclass Debates CI5 C255 Freshman Debate vs. Columbiag ,Q4 Debate Stage C255 Varsity Debate Team C25. RAYMOND TERRY BURDICK Crown Point Agriculture Roberts Scholarship C25. ANTONIO SANTIAGO BURES Adjuntas, Porto Rico Civil Engineering Somerset Y5 Cornell Catholic Club. CARL VICTOR BURGER Maryville, Tenn. Architecture ID K W5 Sphinx Head5 Gargoyle5 Book and BoWl5 Sunday Night Clubg Savage Club5 L'Ogive5 Bench and Board5 Dixie Club5 Sophomore Stunt Commit- tee5 junior Feed Committeeg Senior General COmmittee5 General Spring Day Committee C455 Widow C25 C355 Artistic Editor C455 Artistic Editor IQI2 Cornellian. JOHN DANA BURROGE Nevvtonville, Mass. Civil Engineering IMILLAR BURROWS Buffalo Arts tb B K5 Deutscher Verein GEORGE NIARKHAM BUTLER New Haven Agriculture Hebs-sa5 Agriculture Spring Day Committee C25 C355 College Tax Committee C355 Agricultural Banquet Committee C355 Farmers' Week Committee C355 Cornell Countryman C25 C35 C455 Manager C45. 80 CLAYTON JOSEPH BUTTERY Sniyrna, Del. Ang d7BK,' State Scholarship, University Scholarship, Intercollegiate French Prize C35. EMMETT KING BUTTS Dryden Veterinary .J ?F,' University Orchestra CI5. JACOB LOUIS CABASSA llffayagnez, Porto Rico Mechaiiical Engineering Executive Committee C455 Spanish-American Club. EDNA EVELYN CAELISCH fllleinuoocl, Pa. Architecture Raven and Serpentg Der Hexenkreisg Basketball Team C15 C255 Sage College Crew C15 C253 Crew Manager C255 Class TreasurerAC25. FRANK BEYIS CALDWELL Oak Park, Ill. Mechanical Engineering A CD. , WVALTER BRUCE CALDWELL New York City Mechaiiical Engineering A T Ag Mabriqueg Junior Promenade Committee, Senior Ball Committee. ETHEL BEATRICE CALLAHAN Binghaniton Arts JOSE M. CAMPANERIA Havana, Ciiba Civil Engineering THOMAS JEROME CAMPBELL Richinond, Ind. Meclianical Engineering I 2 A E. HENRY ARTHUR CAREY Saranac Lake Law MATTHEWV CARMEL Brooklyn Law H .4 ID, LaW Crewg Sophomore Flag Rush Team, Cricket Teamg English Play, IQI2 Constitutional Committee. CARROLL EDWARD CARPENTER Chittenango Mechanical Engineering Sphinx Head, Freshman Crewg Junior Varsity CreW C25g Varsity Four-Oared Crew C353 Sophomore Smoker Committeeg General Committee C35 C45. JAMES HENRY CARPENTER Coi1ington,Ky. Arts K A CSouthern5g Southern Club. IRVING CLIFFORD CARPENTER Constableville Agricnltnre XVALLACE DELAFIELD CARR St. Louis, llffo. Mecliaiiical Engineering Telluride Associationg Cosmopolitan Clubg A. I. E. E., Fleur-de-Lis Club. DALE BRADFORD CARSON East Orange, N. .Mechanical Engineering State Scholarship. DAVID WESTWOOD CARSWELL Brooklyn Civil Engineering A 0. LOUIS HEYL CARY Chicago, Ill. Arts A ' Freshman Football Team, Swimming Team C25 C355 Captain Water Polo Team C45. ' SI lVlQRDECAI CASSON, JR. Adc1'iS0r2 Law Z 0 25 Congress C255 Manlius School Clubg Underclass Debate Team C255 Law School Banquet Committee C45. WILLIAM LANE CAVERT Ballston Agriculture Round-up-Clubg Congress5 Civic Club. DAVID JoNEs CHADWICK Brooklyn Ang JOE BRYAN' CHAFFEE, JR. New Orleans, La. Meehan-ical Engineering A T .Q5 Dixie Club. LAI YANG CHANG Shanghai, China M echanical Engineering Alumni Pledge Committeeg Cosmopolitan Club. KWANG YI CHAR Shanghai, China Civil Engineering Cosmopolitan Club5 First Vice-President C45. MAO KIE CI-IEU ' Loi-Kiong, Foo-Chow, China Civil Engineering T B U5 C. E. Camp Reunion Committee5 Captain of a party at C. E. Junior Camp. EDWARD BENEDICT CLARK Rochester Arts Adelphos Clubg Musical Clubs C25 C35 C455 University Orchestra C25 C35 C455 Principal Musician, University Band C45. JACKSON BENJAMIN CLARK Fredonia Arts A X5 Sacchord. JAMEs BERTRAM CLARKE Castries, St. Lncia, VV. I. Arts .4 Cl? A5 Cosmopolitan Clubg Alliance Francaise, Les CabOtins5 Ethical Clubg American Academy of Political and Social Scienceg Cricket Clubg Associate Editor Cosmopolitan Student C25 C35 C45 5 Prix d'Honneur, N. S. F. P. A. C35. JAMES IRVING CLARKE Saratoga Springs Law A X5 Sphinx Headg Cosmopolitan Club5 Cornell Daily Sun C15 C25 C35 C455 Cornell Era C25 C35 C455 Business Manager C455 Class Vice-President C355 Sophomore Pipe Committeeg General Spring Day Committee C35 5 Chairman Junior Feed Committeeg Chairman Senior Class Day Committee. ALLAN BENJAMIN CLAYTON Evanston, Ill. Arts FRANK HAMILTON CLOTHIER Silver Creek flgricnltnre ALBERT CLUNAN, JR. Brooklyn Civil Engineering Nayati5 Mabriqueg Spectreg Semaphore5 Anvilg Les Cabotinsg Track TeamC15 5 C. E. Track Team C35 5 Captain C455 IQI2 Moakley House Fund Committee C255 Pipe Committee C25 5 General Athletic Director C25 5 Flag Rush Team C15 C25 5 C. E. Honor System Committee C25 C355 Junior Camp Banquet Committee C45- IALPEDO B U s K CoDAs A snncion, Paragnay Civil Engineering 8 2 ALBERT ISAAC CODINGTON Plainfield, N. j. Law Zodiac. C. W. FLOYD COFFIN Englewood, N. Mechanical Engineering FOSTER MELDRUNI COFFIN Brooklyn Arts W' I',' Sphinx Headg Aleph Samachg Cornell Daily Sun C15 C25 C35 C455 Manag- ing Editor C355 Editor-in-Chief C455 Book and Bowl5 Sunday Night Clubg Manuscript Club5 Mabriqueg Student Conference Committee C35 C455 Gen- eral Committee C35 C455 Sophomore Banquet Committeeg Vice-President Arts Association C35. JACOB H. COHAN Brooklyn Veterinary Society of Comparative Medicine5 Veterinary Basketball Team. LOUIS MORRIS COHN Little Rock, Arla. Law ALAN HUSTED COLCORD Bfoolelyn ' Arts 41 X5 Quill and Dagger5 Masque C155 Business Manager IQI2 COrnellian5 Mabrique5 VVinner '86 Memorial Prizeg junior Smoker Committeeg Book and BOWl5 Class OratOr5 Senior Stunt Committee5 Business Manager Cor- nell Era. RICHARD REID COLEMAN Cleveland, Ohio .Mechanical Engineering 0 E5 Spectre5 Varsity Tennis Team C255 Executive Committee C35. JAMES LEO COLLINS EastPittsbn1'glz, Pa. I Arts Class Football C155 Varsity lfVreStling Team C255 Captain C455 Varsity Foot- .ball Squad C35. LOREN FLETCHER COLLINS Alinneajvolis, llilinn. Architecture X TQ' L'Ogive5 Gargoyle. WALTER CORNELIUS CONGER Owego Civil Engineering Zodiac5 Pyramid5 junior Smoker Committeeg Crew Celebration COmmittee5 Chairman C. E. Banquet Committeeg Class Rush Committee. HAROLD JAY CONLON Ithaca Law Congressg Leader Freshman Debate vs. juniOrS5 Executive Committee C155 Law Soccer Team C15. MARGARET CONNOR Ithaca Arts K A 05 0 B K. CHARLES LEWIN COOK Ithaca Mechaiiical Engineering ABBOTT EVERETT COOPER Paterson, N. j. Law Il H F5 Spring Day Committee FRANK BROWN CORNELL Elgin, Ill. Agriculture A T A5 Undine5 Spring Day Committee C255 Senior Night Committee. 83 CLAUDE C. CORNUE lflfallace Agriculture JAY CORYELL Rornnlns flgrienllnre JOHN FARREL CRAIG Edgewood Park, Pa. .Mechanical Engineering CARL CRANDALL Ithaca Civil Engineering Zodiac5 Semaphoreg Varsity Cross Country Team C35 C455 Varsity Track Team C35 C45 5 Freshman Banquet Committeeg Sophomore Smoker Commit- tee5 Junior Smoker Committee5 C. E. Banquet Committee C155 Spring Day Committee C255 C. E. Honor System Committee C25 C355 Chairman C455 General Committee C455 Editorial Board Cornell Civil Engineer C25 C355 Editor-in-Chief C455 Assistant Engineer C. E. Junior Camp. HERBIAN lKILTS CROFOOT Litlle Falls Agrirnlmre Agricultural Associationg Poultry Association l5'lARY GOULD CROSSMAN Huntington Arls A F5 Der Hexenkreisg Raven and Serpentg Sports and Pastimes Council C25 C355 Basketball C15 C25 C355 Manager C355 Captain All Sage Team C355 Election Committee C255 Sage House Committee C35. SILAS HILTON CROUNSE, JR. Oak Park, Ill. Agricnltnre A A CD5 Quill and Dagger5 Aleph Samachg Beth L'Amed5 Bench and Boardg Undineg Hebs-Sag Assistant Manager of Football Team C355 Manager C455 Swimming Team C45 l5TELVIA GLEASON CROWELL Belfast Arts E fl E CFranklin College55 Corson Browning Prize C35. C FREDERICK RICHMOND CROWELL Brooklyn .Mechanical Engineering Freshman Executive Comntittee. FRANCIS PAUL CUCCIA Brooklyn Law PAUL SILVIO CUERVO Havana, Cuba .Mechanical Engineering Spanish-American Club. JAMES EDWARD CUFF VVaterIfoivn Civil Engineering Amphia5 Class Crew C255 College Crew Coach C255 College Soccer C455 College Spring Day Committee C255 C. E. Tax Committee C45. GEORGE BAIN CUMMINGS Brooklyn A flrcliileclnre T B H5 Gargoyleg L'Ogive5 Glee Club C155 Class Quartette CI55 Vesper Choir and Musical Festival CI5 C25 5 Class Treasurer C155 President Class in Archi- tecture C255 Secretary and Treasurer Architectural Association C35. KINRSEY LOUIS CURD Bnyicalo Veterinary A 0 A5 Society of Comparative Medicine. GEORGE VV,-XRREN CURTISS Tarrytown llfeclianical Engineering A. S. M. E.5 Sibley Branch C355 Vice-President C455 Sibley Banquet Commit- tee C455 Cosmopolitan Club C35 C45. 84 CHARLES QRSON DALRYMPLE Elmira Agricnltnre JOHN W. DALY New York City Civil Engineering MIARIAN DARVILLE Brooklyn Arts A 0 H. MERTON A. DARVILLE Brooklyn Civil Engineering ,T B 17. CHARLES PARKER DAVIDSON, JR. Scranton, Pa. Meclzoriiical Engineering Zodiacg Freshman Football Team. EARLE LEE DAVIES Knoxville, Pa. Arts-Chemistry CALVIN EDWARD DAVIS Cazenovia Mechaliical Engineering CHARLES VVALTER DAVIS Rochester Merliaiiieol Engineering LOUISE DAVIS Binghainton Arts A Il. EDWARD RUSSELL DAVIS Norwich Civil Engineering HENRY KENNEDY DAVIS St. johnsville Ielrts-Medriciiie Skull. HENRY REITTER DAVIS Boltiinore, Md. Agricnltnre SIDNEY PHILIP DAVIS .Milton, Pa. Mechanical Engineering T B H. WILLIAM HAROLD DAX'IS I-Iornell Arts F. and A. M., Union Lodge, No. 955 Casmere Grotto, No. II, A, F. of M., Local 3142 State Scientihc Teachers' Associationg Elmira Fish and Game Protec- tive Associationg Grotto Banclg Symphony Orchestrag Lyceum Orchestrag Elmira Camera Clubg A. Z. of Elmira Free Academyg Elmira Gun Clubg Co. L, 3d.Reg., N. G., N. Y., University Orchestra. HARMON GREGORY DEAN Dnndee Veterinary A Wg Probe and Scalpelg Society of Comparative Medicine. CARL EDWARD DEDICKE Middleville Mechaiiieal Engineering Junior Feed Committeeg Cap and Gown Committee. NIABEL GRACE DE FOREST New York City Arts LINDLEY HIXINES DEGARMO Brooklyn llifechanical Engineering A. I. E. E.g Cornell Rifle Club. HARRIETTE GRACE DELANY Wellsville, Ohio Arts Manager Sage Crews C3Dg Class Crew CID Cgjg Basketball Team QD. LEWIS HENRY DELANY llfellsville, Ohio Civil Engineering 'Winner of 135-pound Boxing Championship CU. 35 CURTIS DELANO Newton, M ass. Mechanifcal Eizgiiieeriiig A I',' Sphinx Head, Aleph Samachg Dunstang Football Squad C25 C45 g Football Team C35g Freshman Football Teamg General Committee Q35g Senior Ban- quet Committee C45, LATHAM A. DEl5'lILT, JR. Lynbroole Architecture Longlsland Clubg Gargoyle. JENNIE LIND DEMING Elizabetlztowii Arts MARY ETHEL DENNISTON Corizwall Arts Somerset Y. MILDRED ANNIE DERRICK Freeville Arts Sennightly. TONE DEVANY Ellemfille Arts CHARLES ANDREW DEWEY' Katoiiah Architecture Gargoyle. LEON EPHRAIAI DETYOE Ramsey, N. j. P Arts-lllediciiie Bandhug Medical Societyg Class Track Team C255 College Track Team C255 Varsity Track Team C35. HAROLD EDWVARD DIBBLE Lima Agriculture WILLIAM EUGENE DICK,INSON Fairport Ci11ilE1igi1ieeri1ig XVILLIAM JACOB DIEDERICHS Dolgeville Mecliazifzical Engiiieeriiig III ,S K. I STODDARD GEE DILLY Van Etteii .Arts-Mediciiie FRANK JOHN DINSE Walworth Law Law Soccer Team C25 C35g Genesee Valley Club, Freshman Debate Club. VVALTER GEORGE DISTLER Baltimore, Md. Ci11ilE1igi1ieeri1ig A A CD,' Dunstang Aleph Samachg Undineg Rod and Bobg Freshman Crewg Junior Varsity Crewg Varsity Four Q25g Varsity Eight 135g Sophomore Banquet Committee, General Committee C35. HELEN DIXON Ithaca Arts K A 0. JACOB PAUL DOLD Buffalo AVIS A ,YQ Scalp and Blade. EDGAR ARNOLD DOLL Lakewood, Ohio Arts 0 A Kg Varsity lVrestling Team Q35. IQATHARINE AGNES DONLON Utica Arts XVALTER J. DONOVAN Adams, Mass. Law Freshman Debate Clubg Congress, Law Soccerg Law Cross Country Team. 86 DUDLEY DORION New York City Agricnltnre FRANK C. DORMIXN Taylornille, Ill. Law F H ff First Lieutenant University Cadet Corps. THOMSON DOUGLAS Albany Law Z X. ALFRED JOSEPH DOYLE Brooklyn A Mechanfical Engineering TBH5 Sibley Athletic Director. . HENRY LOUIS DOYLE Delhi .elrts-Chevnistry SIDNEY RANDOLPH DRESSER Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering J fy H K Ng A. I. E. Eg Freshman Track Teamg Sophomore Flag Rush Teamg Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Senior Ball Committee. MAURICE DUBIN Illiclclle Village Arts-.Medici-ne Deutscher Vereing Medical Societyg Arts Basketball Team Czjg State Scholar- ship. JACK SPENCER DUCKWORTH Scranton, Pa. Architecture A Qg L,Ogive. NlILDRED FRANCIS DUDLEY Ithaca Agriculture Agricultural Banquet Committee Czjg Vice-President Junior,Agriculture Class C3jg Secretary Agricultural Association. AUSTIN DUNB.-XR Ithaca Law Glee Club CQJ. CLARENCE LUCIUS DUNHAM Seneca Falls Arts di K Zg H and C3 College Crew. ADA MAY DUNN Harvard, Nob. .-lgricnltnre LEO EDELMAN Brooklyn Arts-llledicine H A 119. GUSTAV EGLOFF New York City Arts Gutedelg Deutscher Vereing Cosmopolitan Clubg President The Socialist Club CID Czj C455 Varsity Wrestling Teamg junior Feed Committeeg Spring Day Committeeg Crew Celebration Committee C455 Flag Rush Team C225 IQI2 Cornellian Boardg State Scholarship. WVARREN BROOKS ELDRED , Chicago, Ill. Architecture B 6 Hg Sophomore Stunt Committeeg Beth L'Amedg Genie-l Kharm. ARTHUR SIMON ELSENBAST New York City Cheniistry Alembicg Varsity Track Team Czj C33 C4j. ELLSWORTH D.-XVID ELSTON Port jervis Arts 87 RICHARD LEECH ELTON Canandaigua Civil Engineering 0 A 05' Sphinx Headg Semaphore5 Varsity Basketball Team C25 C355 Captain C455 Chairman Crew Celebration Committee C45. HARRY EMBLETON lflfestyield, N. j. Agriculture Varsity- Wrestling Team C25 5 Varsity Football Squad C35 5 Election Committee C155 Executive Committee C355 Ag Honor Committee C35. CLAUDE EDWARD EMMONS Spencer Agriculture Varsity Baseball Squadg College Baseball Team C15 C25 C355 University Glee Club C15 C25 C35 C45- CLARENCE JUDD EVANS VVashington, D. C. Mechariical Engineering Scabbard and Blade5 Senatorsg Spectre Club5 Spring Day Committee C255 Military Hop Committee C25 5 Chairman C45 5 Sibley Banquet Committee C45 5 Senior Ball Committee C455 Corps of Cadets, First Lieutenant C255 Captain C35: MajOf C45- CoRNELIUs HENRY EVANS, 3D Hudson Mechariical Engineering .S CD5 Bench and Board5 Mermaid5 Masque C155 Stunt Committee C255 Captain Light Weight Rush Team C25. MARY ANITA EWER Sodus Arts cb B K. FREDERICK HEDLEX' FAIRWEATHER Elrnira Architecture Huntington Club5 Anvilg College Cross Country Team C355 College Soccer C45. RALPH STANLEY FANNING Riverhead Architecture State Scholarship. JACOB SLOAT FASSET'lx, JR. Elrnira Arts K Aj Quill and Dagger5 Book and Bowlg Sunday Night Club5 Savage Club5 Cosmopolitan Club5 Masque C15 C255 Dramatic Club C355 Les Cabotinsg L'Alliance Francaiseg Manuscript Club5 La Tertulia5 H. and C.5 Chairman Freshman Spring Day Committee5 Chairman Stunt Committee C255 Toast- master Sophomore Banquet5 Junior Smoker Committee5 Senior Banquet Committee5 English Play C355 Era Board C45. JACOBUS CHRISTIAN FAURE Pretoria, South Africa Agriculture C. U. C. A. Board of Trustees C455 Cosmopolitan Club5 Business Representa- tive C355 President C45. VVARREN ELLIS FAXON Highland Park, Ill. Arts X Q5 Manager Freshman Baseball Team5 Class Hockey Team5 Senior Ball Com- mittee5 Chairman Freshman Vaudeville Committee5 Mandolin Club C25 C35 C455 Leader C455 Masque C155 Savage Club5 Bench and Boardg Mermaid5 Les Cabotins5 Chicago Club. ABRAHAM FELDMAN Little Falls Veterinary A T5 Society of Comparative Medicine5 College Basketball Team. 88 CLINTON BROOKS FERGUSON llliddletown Mechanical Engineering Sphinx Headg Aleph Samachg Dunstang Gemel Kharrng Freshman CreWg Four-Oared Varsity Crew C255 Varsity Eight C355 Senior Class Presidentg Representative of VVearerS of the HCHQ Sophomore Smoker Committeeg junior General Committeeg Student Conference C35 C45. OSCAR COLES FERRIS Los Angeles, Cal. Electrical Engineering Cricket C25 C35g A. I. E. E. GEORGE BENNETT FILBERT Baltiniore, Md. Mechanical Engineering Maryland Club. EDWARD ROBINSON FICKENSCHER Baltimore, Md. Mechanical Engineering 117 F415 Varsity Lacrosse Squadg Maryland Club. EDWIN ALFRED FILMER Binghamton Arts Geological Society of Cornellg Assistant in Geology C25 C35. STANTON CHIRNEY FINCH New York City Mechanical Engineering 0 A 05 Mabriqueg Election Committee C15g Executive Committee C155 Cap and Gown Committee. ISIDOR EDWARD FINKELSTEIN Brooklyn Arts Z .4 M. CHARLES EMERY FINNEY, JR. Los Angeles, Cal. Mechanical Engineering Z YQ' Quill and Daggerg Dunstang Beth L'Amedg Undineg Sunday Night Clubg Masqueg Class Football Team C153 Manager Freshman Football Teamg Senior Stunt Committeeg junior Promenade Committeeg Sophomore Ban- quet Committeeg Moakley House Fund Committee. J. ARTHUR FISH Ithaca .Mechanical Engineering HARRY CLIFFORD FISHER Tacoina, Vlfczsh. Arts A T Ag Mandolin Club C35 C45. HAROLD FLACK East Orange, N. j. Arts B 0 175 Sphinx Headg Book and Bowlg Gemel Kharmg Cosmopolitan Clubg Editor-in-Chief IQI2 Cornelliang Freshman Track Teamg Sophomore Track Teamg Varsity Track Team C25 C355 Assistant Manager Varsity Hockey Team C35 g Manager C45 g Chairman Sophomore Pipe Committeeg Senior Ban- quet Committee. RUSSELL J. FLANAGAN Ghent . Veterinary A Ty Probe and Scalpelg Society of Comparative Medicine. HORACE CLAFLIN FLANIGAN New York City Civil Engineering Z Wy Beth L'Amedg Undineg Bench and Bowlg Sunday Night Clubg Rod and Bobg Junior Smoker Committeeg Election Committee C25 C35 C453 Chair- man C45. 89 VVILLIAM BLACKMAN FLANNERY Debate Club CI55 Catholic Club5 First Fraser Librarian C25 C35. J. AL.AN FLETCHER LESLIE FLOOD .4 2 ,' Chicago Club. OLIN FRANCE FLUMERFELT VVALTER FAIRFIELD FLYNN E Z5 Pyramid5 C. E. Boatride Committee. WALTER STOKES FOGG Dramatic Club C25 C35 C455 Cast C25 C355 Stage Manager C35 C455 William Tell Management C355 Spring Day Cast C355 Les Cabotins5 Stage Manager C45. MERRILL NEWTON FOOTE Long Island Club5 Class Vice-President CI55 Executive Committee. LUKE WHITIIAN FOSTER X iffy Beth L'Amed5 Bench and BOard5 Undine5 Sunday Night Club5 Senior Ball Committeeg Junior Smoker COmmittee5 Masque. IRVING TORRENCE FRANCIS CROSBY FIELD FRANK A. S. M. E5 A. I. E. E5 Student Representative on Executive Committeeg Aero Club5 Vice-President C355 President C45. HARRY HARRIS FRANK cb E H. PIERCE GRIFFIN FREDERICKS Texas Clubg College Baseball CI5 C255 Friday Night Club. HENRY MINOR FRIEND, JR. JANET RAY FRISCH KI? B K, University Scholarship. HENRY ALBERT FRUOFF Bandhu5 Gargoyle. DANIEL AUGUSTUS FUCHS C. E. Soccer Team. JOSEPH RUSSELL FUGETT A KD A5 Agricultural Association. LEONARD FRANKLIN FULLER I1 K Ng Adelphos. Addison Law Scholar C35 5 Assistant Law Brooklyn Architecture Chicago, I ll. Mechanical Engineering Binghamton Chemistry New York City Civil Engineering Philadelphia, Pa. Mechanical Engineering Richmond Hill Medicine Lacrosse, Wis. Mechanical Engineering Ithaca I Arts New York City Mechanical Engineering Pittsburgh, Pa. Civil Engineering Houston, Texas Mechanical Engineering M obile, Ala. Electrical Engineering Brooklyn A rts B ujfalo Architecture Buffalo Civil Engineering Waterloo A griculture Portland, Ore. Mechanical Engineering Q0 VVILLIAM JAMES FULTON lflfaddiiigtoifz C ivil Eiigiiieeriiig T B 17. WVILLIAM EDWARD GARNETT Charlottesville, Va. Agriciiltiire Civic Club5 CongresS5 Cosmopolitan Club5 C. V. C. A.5 Somerset Y5 South- ernersg Ethics Club. KARL WILLIAM GASS Pittsburgh. Pa. M6Cl1G77'Z'CGlE:1flg7:7'Z667'7l1Zg Kfj Quill and Daggerg Aleph Samach5 Dunstang Beth L'Amed5 Undine5 Savage Club5 Sunday Night Club5 Sibley Branch A. S. M. E5 University Musical Clubs C15 C25 C355 President C455 Vllidow Board C25 C35 C455 Varsity Football Squad C25 C35 C455 Freshman Football Team5 Freshman Baseball Teamg Freshman Track Team5 Freshman Hockey Team CCaptain55 Fresh- man Banquet Committee5 Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Chairman Junior Smoker COmmittee5 Chairman Senior General Committee. WILLIAM JEWETT GEER Highland Park, Ill. Arts Z W. HENRY HORTENSIUS GEORGE, SD CA.B.5 Richiriorid, Va. Civil Eiigiiieeriiig Nayati5 T B H5 E fl? E CRichmond COllege55 Semaphore. CHARLES DUDLEY GEROW Blooming Grove ' Arts Civic Club. KASSON STANFORD GIBSON Norwich Arts RAY YEAKLE GILDEA Baltimore, Md, Civil Eiigiiieeriiig 0 Eg Maryland Club5 Cornell Civil Engineer5 C. E. Honor System Committee. GEORGE STEWART GILES Baltiriiore, Md. Electrical Erzgiiieeririg A. I. E. E5 Aero Club5 Southerners CPresident5. EARL CURTIS GILLESPIE TfVoodhaveii Mecliaziical Eiigiiieeriiig 0 A 0. DOUGLAS GRAVES GILLETTE Ithaca Arts A K E5 Bench and BOard5 Les Cabotinsg Mermaid. IRENE BELLE GLADDING Albany Arts A Z. JOHN ELBERT GLADSTONE Crested Butte, Colo. Arts janusg Cornell Cross Country Club5 Freshman Track Team5 College Baseball C25 C355 Cross Country Team CI55 Sou Memorial Declamation Stage C355 Ivy Orator C455 Senior Class Day Committee. VVILLARD SHERMAN GLEASON Liverpool Veteririary A llfg Society of Comparative Medicine5 Probe and Scalpel. QI GEORGE GUSTAV GOETZ Milwaukee, Wis. Arts X W5 Quill and Dagger5 Book and Bowlg Sunday Night Clubg Gemel Kharmg Manager Interscholastic Track Meet C455 Assistant Manager Freshman Track Team C355 Manager C455 Assistant Manager Association Football C355 Manager C455 Spring Day Committee C355 Senior Banquet Committee5 Sophomore Stunt COmmittee5 Freshman Spring Day COmmittee5 C. U. C. A. Finance Committee C45. HARRY GOLDBERG Riverheacl Chernistry Class Cross Country Team C25 5 Varsity Cross Country Squad C35 5 State Schol- arship. HYMAN WILLIAM GOLDSTEIN Brooklyn Civil Engineering Clinton Club C45. ALPHEUS MANSFIELD GOODMAN Bethleheni Agriculture Somerset Y5 College Crew C355 Agricultural Banquet Committee C355 Agricul- tural Field Day Committee C35g Agricultural Gig Committee C35 Agricul- tural Honor System Committee C455 College Senior President C45. MARCUS ACHESON GORDON Brookville, Pa. Arts Alembic5 Class Baseball Team C155 Varsity Baseball Squad C25 C355 General Committee C35. ARTHUR CECIL GRACE Little Falls Veterinary Society of Comparative Medicine. MAX AUGUST GRAMBOW New York City Mechanical Engineering A. l. E. E. C35 C455 A. S. M. E. C355 Sibley Club C35 C455 Deutscher Verein C255 Executive Committee C45. GEORGE EDMUND GRANT New York City Clieniistry Alembic. HENRY WILLIAM GRANT Ithaca lllechanical Engineering .5 X5 Quill and Dagger5 Aleph Samachg Assistant Manager Baseball C3l3 Man- ager C455 General Committee C355 Spring Day Committee C35 C455 Alumni Fund Committee C45. JOSEPH LAURENCE GREEN Chicago, Ill. Civil Engineering Nayati5 Semaphoreg Moakley House Fund Committeeg Sophomore Smoker COmmittee5 Flag Rush Team C255 Mandolin Club C15 C25 C35 C45. THOMAS JOSEPH HENRY GRENIER Bujjfalo Agriculture President Central High School Clubg College Glee Club. JOSEPH GEORGE GROSSMAN Hudson Civil Engineering St. Lawrence and Jefferson Clubg College Cross Country Team5 Manager Col- lege Baseball Team. 5 Q2 EDWARD CHARLES GRUEN Torrawarzda Mecharzical Engvlneering T B Hg A. I. E. Eg A. S. M. E5 State Scholarship. LUIS GUANES Asunoiofn, Paraguay Mecltavzical Engirzeermg ELs1 GUERDRUM Washmgton, D. C. Arts A O H5 Dixie Clubg Election Committee C35 C455 Class Book Board C45. CHARLES RUSSEL GUILE Fulton Veterinary A T5 Society Of Comparative Medicine. PAUL RHOADS GULDIN Yellowhouse, Pa. Agriculture Debate Club C155 Congress C25 C35 C455 College Mandolin Club C355 Director Poultry Association C45. BESSIE GURNEE Brooklyn A rts Vllayside-Aftermath. FRAN K MOODY GURNE Y Oneonta Civ-il Errglrzeerzfng WARREN' COLEMAN HO FF Islip M eclzarzical Engineering JOHN CARL HAGEMAN Niagara Falls Law 0 A X CROchester55 Musical Clubs C15 C25 C35 C455 Festival Chorus CL5 C25 C355 University Choir C35 C45. STEPHEN CUTLER HALE lllillbrook Mechavzical Erzglrzeerlug Varsity Football Squad C25 C455 Varsity Football Team C355 Vlfrestling Team C355 General Committee C455 Dutchess County Club. ROLAND FRANCIS HALL Worcester, Mass. Mecharzical E'l'Zg'l1'Z667'1 1l'g .S A Eg Freshman Track Tea.m5 Varsity Track Team C255 Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg General COmmittee5 Athletic Director C355 Cheer Leader C45. MAX JOSEPH HAMANT Norfolk, Conn. Mechanical Erzgineerirfzg GURDON HUBBARD HAMILTON Oak Park, Ill. flgrflculmre Swimming Team C355 Captain C455 Senior Stunt Committeeg Mandolin Club C25 C35 C45- RANDALL HOWARD HAMPTON Peterslmrg, Va. .-lg7'ic1,llZure A 0 A. ANNA JANE HANOY Hoyts Corners Arts Deutscher Vereing Vice-President Self-Government Association C455 State Scholarship. EARLE VOl.CART HARDENBURG Brocton flg7'I'CZlll'Zll'6' A Z5 Hebs-sag Sacchordg Cross Country Clubg College Mandolin Club C15 C25 C355 Manager College Musical Clubs C35 C455 College Cross Country Team C355 Manager C35' Chairman Agricultural Tax Committecg College Spring Day Committeeg Treasurer Agricultural Association. 93 GEORGIA ELMA HARKNESS Harkness Arts Student Volunteer5 Somerset Y. CHARLES WINFRED HARPER Unionville, Mo. Mechariical Engineering A. S. M. E.5 Sibley Club5 College Track Team C25 C355 Varsity Track Team C35 DC455 Rifle Club C455 University Band C15 C25 C35 C45. ADA l5TAY HARRINGTON Brooklyn Arts VIOLET EMMELINE HARRISON Philadelphia, Pa. Arts Wayside-Aftermath. ARTHUR MARSHALL HART Baldwinwille Chemistry Alembic. BESSIE TXTARIE HARVEY Ithaca Arts A TA5 Class Day Committee. VVILLIAM DOOLITTLE HASELTON Cleveland, Ohio Agriculture A CD5 Quill and Dagger5 Gemel Kharm5 Hebs-sa5 Dunstang Bench and Board5 Mermaid5 Class Track Team C155 Track Squad C25 C355 TWO-mile Relay C25 C355 junior General Committeeg Senior Ball Committee. JEROME PAUL HAUSLE Buffalo Agriculture Heliosg Glee Club Quartet C35 C455 Advanced Choir5 Festival Chorus. CIIILSON BENJAMIN HAXVILAND Pittsneld, Mass. Agriculture Acacia5 Agricultural Glee Club C15 C255 Agricultural Tax Committee C15 C255 Farmers' Week Committee C15 C25 C35. ALMA HELEN L. HAWKINS Bellingham, Vlfash. Arts Deutscher Verein5 Vice-President Somerset Y C455 Vice-President Equal Suffrage League C45. LESTER MELVIN HAYES St. johnsville Agriculture B 0 Hg Colgate Chapterg College Soccer Team5 College Mandolin Club5 Presi- dent Poultry Association. EDWIN SAMUEL HE.'XLY Bloomfield, N. j. Civil Engineering T B115 Pyramid5 Cornell Civil Engineer Board. RILEY HENRY HEATH Sidney Law Acacia5 Owls5 Congressg Law Banquet Committee C355 Vice-President Law Association C355 Leader Congress Debate Team C255 Honorable Mention Congress Debate Stage C355 Debate Council C35 C455 Captain Law Soccer Team C455 Alternate YQ4 Memorial Stage and Varsity Debate Team C25. SIDNEY FREDERICK HECKER'f, JR. Pittsburgh, Pa. Architecture .YA E. 94 CHAUNCEY TRVING HEIKES New York City Mechanical Engineering Masque C25 C453 College Soccer Team C15 C255 University Rifle Team C255 Assistant Manager Soccer Team C35g Executive Committee C45. CARLOS MANUEL HERRER.X Cnatemala City, C. A. Chemistry Alembic. ALEXANDER MCDONALD HEss Brooklyn llfechanical Engineering Anvilg A. S. M. E.g Executive Committee C35. ELMER HEUBECK Baltimore, Md. Civil Engineering 0 Eg Maryland Clubg C. E. Crew C25. C. R. HIGHTOWER Flushing Mechanical Engineering Varsity Baseball C35. RAYMOND CLARK HILL Paterson, N. j. Civil Engineering C. E. Soccer Team C35 C45. JAMES BERTRAM HILLs Vernon Architecture A 0. WARREN HENRY HINKS Bnrke Civil Engineering FRANKLIN ERNEST HOLLAND E ID IQ' Maryland Clubg 'lThe Southernersf' WILLIAM CHARLES HOOEY Corning Alembic. VVALLACE HENRY HOOK Waterville Baltimore, Md. Civil Engineering Chemistry A gricnltn-re Agriculture Crew C25g Captain C35g Chairman of College Gig Committeeg Eastman Stage C35g New York Fruit Growers' Stage, Rochester C45. RALPH E. HOPKINS West Bloomfield Mechanical Engineering GEORGE HOPP New York' City Chemistry Cosmopolitan Clubg College Crew C155 President Chemistry Associationg State Scholarship. HOWARD FISCHER HORN Lima, Ohio Architecture CLINTON D, HOWE Glens Falls flrchitectnre Gargoyle. JOHN STOWELL HOWELL Ithaca Law ADRIAN HUGHES, JR. Baltimore, Md. Electrical Engineering Q I' Ag Masqueg Maryland Club. 95 HENRY MALLORY HUGHES Franklin, Pa. Mechaiiical Engineering 0 A X. ANNA ELIZABETH HUNN Ithaca Agricnltnre President Frigga Fylge C455 Agriculture Banquet Committee C35. THEODORE MORROW HUNT State College, Pa. Agricnltnre B 0 Hg Hebs-sag Savage Clubg College Basketball C25 C355 College Baseball Team C255 Class Book Boardg Spring Day Committee C355 Executive Com- mittee C25. JAMEs RAY'NER HUREORD Kennezf1fSqnare, Pa. Arls HELEN POLLOCK HUTCHINSON Trenton, N. j. Arts D.ANIEL DUHURST HUXVETT Wfayneslvoro, Pa. Mechariical Engineering A X P. FRANK REED HYATT Owego A Mechanical Engineering Freshman Baseball Teamg Captain College Baseball Team C45. HAROLD DEVILLE HYNDS Brooklyn Civil Engineering T B Hg Banjo Club C35. XNILLIAM CHARLES II-IDE Bnhcalo Agricnltnre FRANCES OLIVER INGALLS Brooklyn Arts WILLIAM HORACE INMAN Arnsterdarn Mechanical Engineering VVILLIAM EDWARD IRISH Denver, Colo. Mechai-'zical Engineering LD 1'J,' Sphinx Headg Sunday Night Clubg Assistant Manager Basketball Team C35g Manager C45g Sophomore Stunt Committeeg Senior Ball Com- mitteeg Class Treasurer C35 C45g General Spring Day Committee C35 C45. ROBERT TUssEY ISETT Philadelphia, Pa, J Arts Z Wg Quill and Daggerg Dunstang Alembicg Beth L'Amedg Undineg Sunday Night Clubg Bench and Boardg Gemel Kharmg Freshman Baseball Teamg Crew Celebration Committeeg General Committee C355 Pipe Committee C25. KENNETH CRAIGE IYES Chicago, Ill. Mechaiiical Engineering T' V: Undineg Beth L'Amedg Chicago Clubg Spring Day Committee C25g Moak- ley House Fund Committee. CARL lWETCALF JACKSON Sackel Harbor Mechairiical Engineering A X Pg Spectre. ARTHUR JAMES JACOB Gloucester, Mass. Mechaiilical Engineering 0 11 4125 Class Treasurer C253 Sibley Journal of Engineering Board C25 C355 Business Manager C455 Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Junior Feed Com- mitteeg Class Day Committee. 96 Civil Engineering ROBERT LANE JAMES Ossining Cosmopolitan Clubg Class Fencing Team CI5 C25 C35 C45 g Varsity Fencing Squad C25 C35Q Captain University Fencing Team C45. lMlILTON ALBERT JARET Brooklyn Arts II A fD,' Arts Basketball Team. EARL ANDREVVS JENNINGS Cazenovia Veterinary A W. KATHERINE S. JESTER Pleasant Plains Arts WILLIAM BAREFIELD JOACHIM Newark, N. j. Chernistry Varsity Cricket Team C25 C35 C455 Acting Captain C355 Captain C455 Varsity Basketball Squad C455 Varsity Soccer Football Squad C45g Minor Sports Council C45g Dramatic Club C25. .ALLEN CHALFANT JOHNSON Akron, Ohio .Mechanical Engineering A A Q5 Bench and Board. ARRIES LYMAN JOHNSON Cooperstown Mechaiiical Engineering College Crew C25. HOLLISTER JOHNSON Dryden Civil Engineering .S di Pyramid. JOHN BURLIN JOHNSON Olean Mechanical Engineering Amphia Clubg' A. S. M. E. RALPH PAINE JOHNSON Kansas City, Mo. Mechanical Engineering 0 F115 Cap and Gown Committeeg Class Sergeant-at-Arms C35. CLIFFORD CHARLES JOHNSON New York City Civil Engineering 2 CD Clinton Clubg C. E. Crew. JESSE C. JOHNSTON Laniar, Colo. Civil Engineering K Eff. WALTER JOHNSTON Ithaca Agriculture 0 Eg Gemel Kharmg L'Ogiveg Freshman Crewg Junior Varsity Crewg Sopho- more Banquet Committeeg General Committee C355 Crew Director CI5g Recording Secretary C25 C35. EVAN EARL JONES Vlfhitesboro Law F H I . PIERMIONE VIRGINIA JONES Red Creek Arts A T A. EL JONES M ontclair, N. j. Mechanical Engineering l5lARSHALL TE 97 PAUL WEBSTER JONES West Unity, Ohio Mecharzical Eizgiiieeririg Acacia. HARRY BURKERT JOYCE Baltimore, llld. Mechariical Eiigirieerilig Skull5 Maryland Club5 The Southernersf' DAVID BROAD TCAMINSKY Brooklyn Law Cosmopolitan Club5 State Scholarship5 Dramatic Club Play5 Law Soccer Team. JOSEPH IQASTNER, JR. F lashing Electrical Ehgiheeririg Class Executive Committee C355 A. l. E. E. Banquet Committee C45. GEORGE FRANCIS KAUEMAN Kingston Law dl A C05 Ulster County Club5 Vice-President C25 C355 Class Track Team C15 C255 Varsity Basketball Team C25 C355 College Basketball Team C15 C255 Chairman Law Smoker Committee C35. MOSES LEWIS KAUFMAN Brooleljhi C l7JilE71g7'7'1667 l1'Zg State Scholarshipg University Scholarship. ROBERT JOSEPH TTEHL Chicago, Ill. Mechariicrzl Erigirieerivig TVTABEL EATON KELLOGG Greenwood Agriciiliiire A 115' Class Basketball Team C25 C355 Tennis Team Manager C355 Sports and Pastimes Council C25 C35 C45. Ross WILLIAM KELLOGG Seneca Falls Aria Quill and Daggerg Cosmopolitan Club5 Masque Cast C255 Stage Manager VVil- helm Telll' C355 IQI2 Cornellian Boardg Election Committee C25 C35 C455 Chairman C255 Freshman Spring Day Committeeg Moakley House Fund Committeeg Chairman Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Junior Feed Com- mitteeg Senior Night COmmittee5 Recording Secretary C45 H. 8c C.5 Editor-in-Chief IQI2 Class Bvookg Assistant Editor Alumni News C35 C45. EDWARD JOSEPH KELLY Corriirig Ci11ilE1igi1ieeri1ig Semaphoreg Varsity Football Squad C35 5 Team C455 C. RE. Boatride Committee C355 Senior Banquet Committee. LEONARD JARYIS TQENDALL Kiioacboro Law I' H F. P CLARENCE HENRY IQENNEDY Elmira Mechariical Erigirieeri-rig Anvil Club5 A. S. M. E. ROBERT P. TCENNEDY Buffalo AWS ZOdiac5 Scalp and Bladeg Alembicg Cricket Team C255 Assistant Manager C355 Manager C455 Alumni Pledge Committee. RUSSELL HATHAWAY TQENT Cliftori Heights, Pa. Mechariical Erigirieering .4 FI. 98 DONALD CRAIG IQERR New York City flrchitectnre QV F5 L'Ogive5 Mabriqueg Sophomore Stunt Committee. JOHN EDWIN TCESSLER Pittsburgh, Pa. .Mechanical Engineering K E. ROBERT PEPPERRELL KING Illontclair, N. j. .Mechanical Engineering A. I. E. E.5 Sibley Engineering Clubg Sibley Basketball Team C255 Varsity Basketball Squad C45. ROBERT WALDO KING Ithaca Arts TAO KING Soochow, China Civil Engineering Cornell Chinese Students' Club President C45. BYRON TQIRK Port jerois Arts Arts Athletic Committee. JOHN FREDERICK KLEIN New York City Arts Deutscher Verein President C45 5 WilhelnI Tell. FREDERICK HENRY' KLIE Hoboken. N. j. Architectnre Gargoyle5 Artistic Editor IQI2 Class Book. HIALSEY B. TQNAPP Port Byron Agricnltnre Hebs-sa5 Janus5 '94.Debate Stage C455 Eastman Stage C355 Congress Debate Stage C35 5 New York State Horticultural Stage C455 President Agricultural Association C455 Student Conference Committee C455 Alumni Pledge Com-- mittee C455 Vice-President Students' Association C455 Agriculture Banquet Committee C35. A. TOM KNIGHT Vlfanhegan, I ll. .7VIechanical Engineering Seal and Serpentg Scabbard and Bladeg Military Hop Committee5 Alumni Pledge Committee5 Cornell Era C35 C455 Business Manager C355 Cadet Corps Lieutenant C255 Captain C355 Major C45. A MILTON LEONARD KNOEPKE New York City Law HAROLD VVILBUR KNOWLES East Orange, N. j. Mechanical Engineering A T Ag Quill and Dagger5 President Intercollegiate Vilrestling Association5 Assistant Manager Vllrestling Team C355 Manager C455 Secretary Minor Sports Athletic Council C455 Minor Sports Representative on A. B. C. Ath- letic Committee C455 Spring Day General Committee C35 C455 Crew Celebra- tion Committee C455 Sophomore Smoker Committee5 Sunday Night Club5 Cheer Leader. HENRX' KOCH Long Island City Law A X. JULIUS BALKE KOEHLER Cincinnati, Ohio .-lrts 'Z X5 Krug und Tafel5 Deutscher Verein5 German Play C35. 99 ANDREW KOLBERK New York City Civil Engineering State Scholarship. JOSEPH KOLLER johnstown Arts VVALDO LAWRENCE KRAEMAR Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering Z X5 Mandolin Club CI5 C25 C35 C455 University Orchestra C15 C25 C35 C45. JAMES LEWIS KRAKER New York City Agriculture Hebs-sa5 Varsity Cross Country Team C355 Squad C455 Varsity Lacrosse Squad C15 C255 Team C355 Agriculture Cross Country Team C255 Agriculture Track Team C255 Cornell Cross Country Club C35 C455 Roberts Scholarship C25- ALOIS WILLIAM KRAUSE Binghamton Civil Engineering Semaphoreg Cornell Civil Engineer C35 C45. FREDERICK VVALTERS KERBS Johnstown, Pa. Mechanical Engineering X 05' Masque. AARON SHENK KREIDER, JR. Annville, Pa. Arts WALTER OTTO KRUSE Davenport, Iowa Architecture Seal and Serpent5 T B Hg Sphinx Head5 Gargoyleg Gemel Kharm5 L'Ogive5 Freshman Crewg Junior Varsity C355 Varsity Eight C355 Crew Director C255 Sophomore Banquet Committeeg General Committee C35 C455 President Architecture Association. JOHN FREDERICK READ KUCK Savannah, Ga. Civil Engineering WALTER RANDOLPPI KUHN Brooklyn Law .4 X5 Mabrique5 Freshman Banquet Committee5 Sophomore Smoker Com- mittee5 Election Committee C25 C35 C455 General Spring Day Committee C355 Class Day Committee C455 Law School Smoker Committee C45. VISCOUNT NAGAATSU KURODA flkasaka, Tokyo, japan Arts Cosmopolitan Club5 Japanese Club of Cornell5 President C35 C455 Vice-Presi- dent of Cosmopolitan Club C455 Assistant Secretary C35. CARL EDWIN LADD McLean Agricnltnre Acacia5 Cosmopolitan Club5 Janus5 Freshman Debate Teamg Eastman Stage. RAYMOND ALFRED LANDER Rochester Mechanical Engineering xl A fp CROchester5,' T B 175 Genesee Valley Club5 A. S. M. E. LE ROY CLARENCE LANE Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering HENRY AUGUSTUS LANMAN Colnnibns, Ohio Mechanical Engineering X W. Ioo JAY DRAKE BILLINGS LATTIN West Falls Arts Cosmopolitan Clubg Second Vice-President C255 Board of Directors C35 C45 C555 Chairman C555 Delegate to Conventions C35 C455 Agassiz5 Deutscher Verein5 La Tertulia5 Spanish Play, El Nido C255 Cornell Corps of CadetS5 Second Lieutenant C355 First Lieutenant C455 Captain C455 Captain and Commissary C55 JOHN WILSON LAW Mt. Vernon Agriculture AUGUST HENRY LAUMAN, JR. Pittsburgh, Pa. Mechanical Engineering WALTER LEONARD LALTTZ Buyifalo Mechanical Engineering WILLIAM POWELL LAWALL Hazleton, Pa. Arts RAYMOND S. LEFFERTS Cloversville Agriculture MERRILL HOLBY LEIDY New Rochelle Mechanical Engineering T B II. A ELMER HORTON LEMON Middletown Law JEAN PAUL LEINROTH Philadelphia, Pa. Mechanical Engineering Freshman Track Team5 Sophomore Track Team5 Cornell Cross Country Club. SAMUEL LESSIN Brooklyn Civil Engineering C. E. Baseball Team C355 C. E. Basketball Team C35. ANTHONY POLHEMUS LESTER Ocean Grove, N. j. Agriculture J. HARRY LETSCHE, JR. Pittsburgh, Pa. Arts K Z5 Quill and Dagger5 Aleph Samachg Book and BOWl5 Student Conference Committee C35 C455 Masque C155 Assistant Manager Musical Clubs C355 Man- ager C455 Class Day Committee C45. HAROLD JULIUS LEVINE New York City Civil Engineering Cricket Team C25 C35. EDWARD THELBERT LEWIS Ithaca Agriculture Z P5 KD B K. 5 HENDERSON BELL LIGGETT Staunton, Va. Mechanical Engineering CD A C95 Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Squad5 Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Junior Promenade COmmittee5 l'The SOuthernerS 5 Dixie Club. LIANG KUNG LIN Su-an, Chekiang, China Arts ZOONG DOEN LIN Shanghai, China Civil Engineering Cosmopolitan Club. ALAN THORNDYKE LOCKWOOD Plyinouth, Pa. Mechanical Engineering I Spectreg Senior Night Committeeg Sibley Club Treasurer. IOI ALAN EDWARD LOCKWOOD Nor-walk, Conn. Electrical Engineering ELMER LEO LOCKWOOD Brookzfon Arts Stewart L. Woodford Debate Club. LINGARD LOUD Bnffalo Arts W B K5 Savage Clubg Manuscript Club5 Scalp and Blade5 Sachemg Owlsg Era Board C355 Freshman Debate Teamg Deutscher Verein5 State Scholarship. FLOYD ARTHUR LOVEJOY Deposit Mechaiiical Engineering Amphia. STANLEY PLATT LOVELL Cleveland, Ohio Arts Eleusisg E 40 E CDartmouth55 Manuscript Clubg Cornell Era Board C255 Managing Editor C35 5 Editor-in-Chief C45 5 Janusg Civic Club Vice-President5 Arts Tax Committeeg Arts Smoker Committee. JOHN SHERER LUscH T Baldwin Civil Engineering Long Island Club. WILLIABI HENRY LUTHER Cleveland, Ohio Law I7 P 41. EDMUND LYNCH Brooklyn Civil Engineering Semaphore5 Spectreg Anvilg Class Track Team C15 C25 5 Varsity One-Mile Relay Team C25 C455 C. E. Track Team5 C. E. Cross Country Teamg C. E. Soccer Team5 Moakley House Fund Committeeg Class Election Committee C255 C. E. Athletic Committee C355 Sophomore Smoker Committee5 Class Track Director C155 General Athletic Director C355 C. E. Athletic Director C45. EDISON .ALBERT LYNN Holyoke, Mass. Mechariical Engineering Amphia5 Cross Country Club. PERCY SHEPARDSON LYON Brooklyn llifeohanical Engineering Z Ng T B H5 Senior Banquet Committee. DUNCAN Ross MACDONELL Liana, Ohio Mecliaiiical Engineering JULIAN TOB1As MIACHAT Brooklyn Arls Amnong Menorahg English Clubg Socialist Clubg Swimming Squad C255 Uni- versity Vtlrestling Championship C155 Vllrestling Team5 Arts Basketball Teamg Arts Soccer Teamg Flag Rush Team C255 Pillars of Society 5 Arts Tax Committee5 Spring Day Cast5 Arts Feed Committee. GORDON GRANT MACLEISH Los Angeles, Cal. Civil Engineering Adelphos. HUGO EMANUEL AIAGNUSON Brooklyn Architecture L'Ogive5 Anvil Club5 Senior Stunt Committee. JOHN XVARREN MAGOUN Haddonjield, N. j. Mechanical Engineering J T A5 K B CD5 Bench and Boardg Mermaidg Assistant Manager Fencing Team C355 Manager C455 Sophomore Spring Day Committee5 junior Smoker Com- mittee5 Senior Banquet Committee. IO2 PAUL LAURENCE MAHER Utica Civil Engineering dl K 55' Semaphoreg Cap and Gown Committeeg C. E. Banquet Committee C355 Civil Engineer Board C355 Manager C455 Treasurer C. E. Association C45. LEE CLEMENT BTAHONEY Los Angeles, Cal. Civil Engineering A I CD: Sphinx Headg Varsity Baseball Team C355 C. E. Baseball Team C255 Crew Celebration Committee C45. MARGARET ELIZABETH lWANDEYILLE Itliaca Arts K A 0. EDWARD LoU1s NIARKELL Baltimore, Md. Agricnltnre AX P5 Hebs-sag Freshman Lacrosse Teamg Lacrosse Squad C355 Cap and Gown Committeeg Assistant Instructor Department of Pomology C455 Agri- cultural Glee Club C15 C25 C355 Lazy Club. EARL SIMEON MARKHAM Constableville Veterinary A W5 Society of Comparative Medicineg Probe and Scalpel. HARRY MARKSON Elniira Law ARCHIE OSBORN l5lASEN Highland Park, Ill. Cliernistry B 0 H5 Alembic. ARTHUR HENRY iMATHEXVSON West Valley Arts di A 05 Congressg Dramatic Clubg Deutscher Vereing Graduate Club. CHARLES DAVID lvl.-XXFIELD l'Vltitney Point Mechaiiiical Engineering Pratt Club5 A. I. E. E. EARL TERRY MAXON Cortland Agricnltnre PAUL JOSLYN MIAXON Cortland A Civil Engineering HENRY MAYER New York City Arts Q A K5 Philosophy Clubg Deutscher Vereing Assistant Manager VVilliam Tell g Graduate Scholarship in Philosophy5 Ethical Clubg Socialist Club. ELLEN CLARE MCALLISTER Ithaca Arts A TA. FRANCIS REED MCBRIDE Portland, Ore. Mecliariical Engineering Chairman of Entertainment Committee A, l. E. E. C455 Banquet Committee A. I. E. E. C45. DWIGHT GLENN MCCANN Maliaiioy City, Pa. M'eclianical Engineering Iswza. DENNIS PERCY NICCARTHY Syracnse Law ZF' F5 CD A CD5 Beth L'Amed5 Undineg Sunday Night Clubg Class Day Commit- ' tee C455 junior Smoker Committeeg Law Smoker Committee C55 C45. 103 MARIANA NTCCAULLEY Philadelphia, Pa. Arts If K Pg Raven and Serpentg Class Election Committee C15 C35 C455 Stunt Com- mittee C35g Chairman Social Committee C35 C455 Treasurer Sage Dramatic Club C255 President C455 Cap and Gown Committee. ANDREW .HOWARD MCCLAY Philadelphia, Pa. Mechanical Engineering 2 N. WILLARD DU IMCCLELLAN Provo, Utah Mechanical Engineering Telluride Association. ALFRED HONEYWVELL MCCLELLAND VValton Veterinary Q T Eg Society of Comparative Medicineg Intercollege Cross Country Team C255 Awarded the Hollingsworth Honorariumn for Research in Pathology and Bacteriology. JAMES BERNARD MCCLOSKEY ' Hamburg Agriculture A Zj Hebs-sag Senior General Committeeg Spring Day Committeeg Flag Rush Team C15 C25 g Agriculture Banquet Committeeg Agriculture Tax Committee. HAROLD GLIDDEN MCCOY Watertown Chemistry State Scholarship. EDITH FLORENCE MCCULLY Brooklyn Arts Sennightlyg Class Crew C25 C355 Class Secretary C35Q William Tell Cast C35g Stunt Committee C35 C455 Y. VV. C. A.g Dramatic Club. P ROBERT CHRISTIAN MCELROY Brie, Pa. Mechanical Engineering MARGUERITE EILEEN MCGUIRE Brooklyn Arts CHARLES LESTER l5flCKELYVY Bolivar Law College Baseball Teamg State Scholarship. JAMES FERRIS MCKINNEY Ithaca Law 0 A 0. THOMAS JAMES BACTARNAGHAN Batavia Agriculture FREDERICK MCVICKAR Mt. Vernon Arts Cosmopolitan Clubg Agassiz Club. CHARLES ROEBLINC MEIssNER Brooklyn Civil Engineering A T Qg Pyramidg Assistant Manager Swimming Team C355 C. E. Banquet Committee C45. V MAINOR STUART IMELVILLE Glassport, Pa. Mechanical Engineering EUSTACE S. D. MERCHANT Hancock Veterinary A Wg Sinfoniag Probe and Scalpelg Society of Comparative Medicine. Io4 DANIEL DAVID MERRILL New York City Architecture B 0 H5 Gargoyle5 Gemel Kharmg L'Ogive5 Mabrique5 Savage Club5 Book and Bowlg Vllidow Boardg Assistant Manager Golf Team C355 Manager C455 Masqueg Senior Ball Committee C45 5 General Committee C35 5 General Spring Day Committee C355 Class Spring Day Committee Cr5. FLORENCE G. MERRILL Vlfolcott Arts Deutscher Verein C35 C455 Festival Chorus C15 C25. FRANCIS XAVIER lMETTENET Chicago, Ill. Mechaiiical Engineering A. I. E. Eg Golf Team C15 C25 C35 5 Captain C35 5 University Golf Champion C355 Cap and Gown Committee. J. MORTON MEYERS Buffalo Law ALBERT CARLTON MILLER Detroit, .Mich Arts A K E5 Savage Club5 Beth L'Amed5 Bench and Board5 Sunday Night Clubg ' K B KP. DONALD CAMERON MILLER Erie, Pa. Mechanical Engineering JOHN MILLER Cohocton Arts Class Executive Committee C255 Class Banquet Committee C25. JOHN HOWARD MILLER Brooklyn Civil Engineering Long Island Club. STANLEY NATH.ANIEL MILLER Chicago, Ill. Mecliafliical Engineering Z' CD5 Penn-Cornell Cross Country Race C455 Cornell Cross Country Club C45. CLAUDE ELSWORTH MITCHELL North Rose Agriculture Iswzag University Orchestra C15 C25 C35 C455 Cadet Band C15 C25 C35 C455 Chief Musician C455 Lyceum Theater Orchestra CI5 C25 C35 C45. GEORGE JOHNSON MITCHELL Canandaigua Agriculture 0 A CP. HELEN THERESA MOAXKLEY Ithaca Arts Class Day Committeeg Stunt Committee CI5 C25 C35. FRANCIS MACDONALD MOLLESON Mount Kisco Agriculture Skull. GILBERT Cox MOLLESON New York City .Mechanical Engineering K llfg Sibley Clubg Aero Clubg A. S. M. E5 Cross Country Club5 Sibley Cross Country Team. GERALD ELMON MONROE Colunibus, Pa. Law Law Shingle Committee C155 Law' Smoker Committee C35. log CHARLES DUNCAN MONTEITH fllbariy, Ore. Mechaziical Engirieering K Zg Sibley Crew C35. l CHANDLER lMlONTGOMERY Fliisliirig Mecliaiiical Erigirieeriiig .S Wg Undineg Mabriqueg Chairman Freshman Banquet Committeeg Sopho- more Cotillion Committeeg Senior Banquet Committee. JOHN HENRY lllONTGOMERY Biijjfalo Chemistry Alembic. EUGENE DAVIS NIONTILLON Buffalo Architeciiire .5 K I' A 11. GUY TURNER lWORRIS Coiweriieur .Mechariical Eiigirieeriiig PHILIP MORRIS Newark, N. j. Civil Eiigirieeririg ' Socialist Club C25 C35 C455 Bacteriological Club C355 Clinton Club C455 Cricket Team C255 C. E. Honor Committee CI5. I VVILLIAM CLINTON MUMFORD, JR. Brooklyn S Mechaiiical Erigiiieeriiig Mabriqueg Sibley Crew C15g Masque C25 C45. HARLAN BRUCE MUNGER Bryon Agriciilmre A Z5 Genesee Valley Clubg Football Squad C355 College Crew C15 C255 College Banquet Committeeg College Tax Committeeg College Spring Day Com- mittee. WILLIAM EDWARD MUNK Iiidiaiiapolis, liid. .Mechanical Erigirieeriiig .1 K Eg T B Hg Sphinx Headg Aleph Samachg Dunstang Freshman Football Teamg Varsity Football Team C25 C35 C455 Captain C45g General Committee C353 Senior Banquet Committeeg Beth L'Amedg Undineg Bench and Board. HARW'EY TIMLOW lllUNN Washirigtoii, D. C. Civil Eiigirieeriiig A T Q5 Senatorsg University Orchestra C35 C45. EDWIN ADAM MUNSCHAUER Buffalo ' I Arts Scalp and Bladeg Arts Crew C25 C35g Arts Smoker,Committee C45. FREDERICK PETER MURPHY Haiiifard Law di A Wg Owlsg Congressg Leader Freshman Debate Teamg Law Smoker Com- mitteeg Congress Debate Medal C35g ,Q4 Debate Stage C35 C455 '86 Stage C355 President Law Associationg President Triangular Debate Leagueg President Cornell Debate Union. AIILDRED LOUISE MURPHY Phoenix Arts Sophomore Election Committeeg Deutscher Verein CI5g Festival Chorus CI5 C253 State Scholarship. GEORGE FREDERICK lllYERS Pazfersaii, N. j. .Meclzaiiical Eizgirieeririg S .Vg Football Squad IO6 FRITZ ANDREW NAGEL Denver, Colo. Arts .Z X5 Savage Clubg Krug und Tafel5 Mandolin Clubg University Orchestra. RALPH SIMPSON NANZ Ithaca Agriculture Cosmopolitan Club. KENNETH HUGH NASH Woshiiigtoii, D. C. Mechariical Erigirieerirtg HOW.ARD WING N AYLOR West Laitreiis Veterinary A W5 Probe and Scalpelg Society of Comparative Medicine. LENVIS EDWIN NEFF Walton Arts A .5 Pg janusg Congressg Speaker C455 Debate Councilg Secretary C355 '94 Memorial Debate Stage C35 C455 Congress Declamation Stage C25 C355 Men- tion C355 Interclass Debates C15 C255 Varsity Debate Team C355 University Undergraduate Scholarship. JOHN IRVINE NELSON Detroit, .7VIich. Ci11ilE1igi1ieeririg St. Lawrence and Jefferson Clubg Cornell Cross Country Clubg Freshman Cross Country Teamg Class Track Team C25. THOMAS DERREL NEVINS Festival Chorus C35. ARTHUR CLEVELAND TWEVVBERRY ZF Y. CARL EDWIN NEWLANDER Roberts Scholarship. FLOYD ROY NEYVMIAN Bandhu5 Alembic. FRANK HOWARD NICHOLSON BEN ENOCH NOCK HORACE B. NYE College Track Team C355 College EDWARD ALOYSIUS O,CONNOR Birmirigliarri, A la. Sazicliiskjz, Ohio Perm Yuri C liilrclwille Lyrzd, Mi'117Z. Deiwer, Colo. Oneonta Basketball Team C25 C45. TV lii te Plains L'Ogive5 Junior Varsity Crew C355 Manager Banjo Club C355 Underclass Rush Team C255 Sergeant-at-Arms CI5 C25. M echariical Erigirieeririg A rts A gricultiire Special C herriistry M ecliarzical Erigiiieeririg M echariical Eiigirreerirzg M echarzical Erigirieerirtg flrclzitectitre FRANK VVALTER OLIN, JR. Alton, Ill. Mecliaiiical Ertgiiieeriiig K 2. DANIEL O'LoUGHLIN Warrier Veterinary Eleusis5 Society of Comparative Medicineg Catholic Clubg College Banquet Committee. FRANK HUGH O'RoURKE Syracuse CivilEngi1ieeririg Sphinx Head5 Aleph Samach5 Rod and Bobg Varsity Football Squad C35 C455 - General Committee C455 C. E. Banquet Committee C455 C. E. Entertain- ment Committee C35. IO7 MELVIN AURINGER ORTH Liverpool Veterinary Q T Eg Society of Comparative Medicine. ANDREW GRAEME OSBORNE Montclair, N. j. Arts X Wg Les Cabotinsg Property Manager German Play C35. REMSEN B. OSTRANDER Kingston Arts Cosmopolitan Clubg janusg Congressg Varsity Swimming Team C25 C35 C459 Water Polo Team C35 C45g Freshman Debate Team g Interclass Debate Team C25g Congress Declamation Stage C253 Congress Debate Stage C455 YQ4 Memorial Debate Stage C45. JAMES CLIFFORD OTIS Poplin Ridge Ithaca HERMAN ERNEST PAETOW, JR. Atled. A RAFAEL M. PALMER San juan, Porto RALPH PAPPENHEIMER' Z B T. CLIFFORD HUNT PARMELEE Cincinnati, Ohio Saratoga Springs Junior Smoker Committeeg C35 Consulting Engin vation Commission C35 C45. A griculture Mechanical Engineering Rico Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering eer of N. Y. State Reser- MAXWELL PARNES Brooklyn Law dl E Hg Freshman Basketball Teamg Varsity Basketball Team C25 C35g Law School Tax Committee C253 College Spring Day Committee C25g College Smoker Committee C35. EARLE VINCENT PATTERSON Rochester Mechanical Engineering 40 K Eg Senior Class Day Committeeg Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Class Rush Team C25. FRANK ASHMORE PEARsoN Beaver Falls, Pa. Agriculture GILBERT WARREN PECK Vlfolfoille, Nova Scotia Agriculture Z 0 Eg Hebs-sag Senior Banquet Committeeg Glee Club CI5 C25 C35 C45 g Varsity Quartet C35 C453 Music Festivalg Advanced Choirg Agriculture Glee Clubg Agriculture Quartet. MILDRED ALICE PECK Southarnpton Arts Somerset Y. CLEVELAND PELTON Cuylerville Veterinary A Wg Acaciag College Baseball Team. E. WRIGHT PETERSON Gouverneur Agriculture Manager College Baseball C455 College Musical Clubs C25 C35 C455 Chairman College Tax Committee C45. KARL DRAVO PETTIT Pittsburgh, Pa. Mechanical Engineering X QQ Quill and Daggerg Business Manager IQI2 Class Bookg Musical Clubs C35 C45 g Junior Promenade Committeeg Chairman Cap and Gown Committee. Io8 CHARLES A. PESANT Havana, Cnba Mecliaiiical Engineering Spanish-American Club. ELLWOOD THORNE PEAU Hamilton, Ohio Mechanical Engineering Varsity Tennis Team C25 C355 Captain C455 Sibley Banquet Committee C455 College Basketball Team. TQARL ERYVIN PFEIFFER Scarsdale Arts A Ing Sphinx Head5 Dunstan5 Gemel Kharm5 Mabriqueg Deutscher Verein5 Freshman Football Teamg Varsity Football Substitute C25 C35 C455 junior Varsity Crew5 Freshman Banquet COmmittee5 Sophomore Cotillion Com- mitteeg General Committeeg Arts Smoker Committee, Chairman5 President and Trustee C. U. C. A.5 German Playg Football Director C35. LEON R. PHILLIPS Bath Mechanical Engineering Varsity Football Squad -C35 C455 Varsity Crew Squad C25 C35. VVILLIAM H. PHILLIPS ' Bath Mechaiiical Engineering A. S. M. E.5 Stroke, M. E. Crew C35. CHARLES AMBROSE PLAMONDON, IR. Chicago, Ill. Arts A A CD5 Manuscript Clubg Chicago Club5 Alumni Pledge Committee C455 Eng- lish Play C355 Assistant Stage Manager Of the Masque C355 Stage Manager C45- JOHN NATHANIEL PLATOFF Weehawken, N. j. Law Z B T. STEPHEN JOHN POPOFF Fredonia Arts-Chemistry JEAN FINDLAY POTTS Troy Arts K A 0: Der HeXenkreis5 IQI2 Cornellian BOard5 Delegate to Self-Government Convention C355 Class Executive Committee CI5. KATHERINE WILSON POTTS Troy Arts K A 95 Der Hexenkreis5 Raven and Serpent5 Manager Tennis C255 Class Day COmmittee5 President Sage Dramatic Club C35 5 Chairman Class Stunt Com- mittee CI5 C45. HUGH AUDREY POWELL Cairo, Ca. Civil Engineering Rod and Bob5 Scabbard and Bladeg C. E. Banquet Committee C355 C. E. Honor System Committee C455 Chief Engineer C. E. Junior Campg Cadet COrps5 First Lieutenant C455 Captain C355 Major C455 Colonel C45. VVILLIAM HENRY PRATT Hackensack, N. j. Arts American Chemical Society5 Pratt Club of Cornell. LEON CARLISLE PRITCHARD Ithaca flgticnltitfe Class Baseball Teamg College Baseball Team C25 C35. ROB'ERT VVILLIAM PROCTOR Raleigh, N. C. M'echanz'cal Engineering Nayati5 I KD E5 Orchestra C255 The Southerners. 109 HERBERT N.ATHAN PUTNAM Fredonia Architectnre cb ITA, Sphinx Head, Aleph Samachg Gargoyleg Sunday Night Clubg Gemel Kharmg L'Ogiveg Varsity Track Team C25 C35 C45 g Captain C45 3 Varsity Two and Four-mile Relay Teams C35 C45 3 Class Track Director C45 5 Varsity Cross Country Team C35 C455 General Committee C35g Senior Banquet Com- mittee. ALFRED BIXBY QUINTON, IR. Topeka, Kan. Civil Engineering Scabbard and Bladeg First Lieutenant of Cadet Corps C35g Captain C45g C. E. Banquet Committee C45. EVERETT HORACE RANKIN Ithaca Arts Alembicg Mandolin Club. . VVALTER STEWART RAPPLEYE .Minetto Agriculture DAVID BENNETT RASTACH Herkimer Civil Engineering Rush Team C25. GEORGE GAMBLE RAYRJOND Owego .Mechanical Engineering Class Baseball Cr5. ADA AMANDA REED Candor Arts ONA ELOEEN REED Candor Arts JUAN REGGIARDO Victoria, Argentina Electrical Engineering OSWALD DAVID REICH New Dorp Y Mechaiiical Engineering T B Hg University Scholarshipg Rifle Team C25 C353 Chess Team C15 C25 C355 Second Lieutenant Cadet Corps C35g Captain C45. PETER REMSEN Brooklyn Civil Engineering 011 05 Long Island Clubg C. E. Crew C25 C35, Captain C45. JAMES LEWIS RENTON Ewa, Hawaii .Mechanical Engineering A. S. M. E., Underclass Rush Team C25. ALVAH DALE RILEY Vlfellsville, Ohio Arts Z K In A A, Janus, Senior Night Committeeg Dramatic Club CI5g Secretary C25 C35 C453 President, Cornell Era Board C35 C453 Civic Club C35 C45g Manu- script Clubg Congress C25 C355 English Club C255 Ohio Club C15g Class His- toriang Treasurer, Debate Councilg Freshman Intercollegiate Debate Teamg Interclass Debate Team C25, Congress Debate Team C25g Congress Debate Stage C25 C355 Winner, Congress Declamation Stage C35, English Play C35- ' ABRAM l5lORTON RILEY Orange, N. j. Arts JOSEPII PIERCE RIPLEY Oak Park, Ill. Mechanical Engineering B C9 Hg T B Hg Gemel Kharmg Aleph Samachg Sphinx Headg Assistant Man- ager Navy C35 g Manager C45 g Freshman Banquet Committee, Leader Sopho- more Cotilliong Junior Promenade Committee, Spring Day Committee C35g Student Conference Committee C35 C45, Crew Celebration Committeeg First Sibley Prize C35. IIO WILLIAM HENRY RIPLEY Owega lllechanical Engineering JAMES FLANDERS ROBERTS Brooklyn Veterinary B 0 of B C9 H5 A W5 Society of Comparative Medicineg Probe and Scalpel5 College Track Team C155 Captain C25 C355 College Soccer Team C355 Junior Smoker Committeeg Senior Stunt Committee. RAY MCLEOD ROBINSON Rochester Mecharziical Engineering 0 BK5 B. S., U. of Rochester. VICTOR HARLAN ROCREFELLER Gernianzaivn Agriculture Moakley House Fund Committeeg Aero Club. ICENNETH DANIEL ROCKWELL Rochester Elgricnltnre Zodiac. ASA LEROY ROGERS Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering College Football C15 C255 College Track and Cross Country Teams C25 C35 C455 University Choir C25 C355 State Scholarshipg Pulitzer Scholarship. EDMUND ROGERS Denver, Colo. Arts K A5 Book and Bowl5 Cosmopolitan Club5 Musical Clubs5 Class Day Commit- tee5 Moakley House Fund Committee. FRANCIS ELTON RoGERs Canandaigua Agricnllnre Hebs-sa5 College Baseball C355 Captain C455 College Musical Clubs C25. HAWLEX' BUNCE ROGERS lfT'averly Agriculture Owls5 Heliosg College Crew C255 College Soccer C25 C355 Captain C451 Junior Feed Committee5 Farmers' Vlleek Committeeg Varsity Glee Club C355 Agri- culture Glee Club, Leader C25 C355 President Agriculture Musical Clubs C35 C455 C. V. C. A. Cabinetg Eastman Stage. CLIFFORD COUTANT Rose Kingston Chemistry Z N5 Alembic5 Scabbard and Blade. HENRY RUTHERFORD RosEBRo Clarksville, Tenn. lllechanical Engineering H K N5 Adelphos. ABRAM ROSENFELD Elmira Architecture College Soccer. JAMES DUNBAR Ross Brooklyn lllechanical Engineering cb K Savage Club. OSWALD ROTHMALER Broolelyn M6ChGl'ZlCUl Engineering Krug und Tafelg A. I. E. E5 Deutscher Verein5 Cross Country Club5 Class Track Team C15 C255 M. B. Cross Country Team C35 C455 M. E. Track Team C25 C355 VVinner lntercollege Cross Country Race C45. JAIMES WYNBQURNE RQU1-H Dnlnih, Mi'1i1z. Civil Engineering Glee Club C35 C455 C. E.-Camp Reunion Committee C453 Festival Chorus C35. III WALTER HENRY RUDOLPH New York City Mechanical Engineering Swimming Team C35. FREDERICK WVILLIAM RUGGE Hoboken, N. j. Law Secretary Law School Association. MINCHEN RUSACK Catskill Arts ID B K. FLOYD LESTER RUSSELL Watertown Mechanical Engineering Iswzag Sibley Cluhg A. S. M. B5 Executive Committee C45. STANLEY ADDISON RUSSELL Oak Park, Ill. Mechanical Engineering A 105 K B 05 junior Smoker Committeeg Alumni Pledge Committee C45. VERNON CONNOLLY RYDER Patchogne Law Long Island Club. ARTHUR I. SAALFIELD Akron, Ohio Arts 10 Z K5 Bench and Board5 Mermaidg Freshman Football Squad5 Freshman Baseball Squadg Sophomore Spring Day Committeeg Junior Smoker Com- mitteeg Interfraternity Rushing Association. FELIX SACHS Brooklyn Arts Z A 05' Congress C155 Deutscher Verein C35 C455 Wilhelm Tell Cast C355 Col- lege Soccer Team C45. PHILIP CLINTON SAINBURG Brooklyn Arts H11 CD5 Arts Crew5 Arts Tax Committeeg Medical SOciety5 Pillars of Society Play. MARIANO JULIO SALAS Philippine Islands Electrical Engineering GEORGE CHAMPLIN SALISBURY Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering Yf 1 ,' K B 105 Freshman Spring Day COmmittee5 Sophomore Smoker Commit- tee5 Senior Ball Committeeg Sunday Night C1ub5 Chicago Club. MILTON RAY SANDERSON Seneca Falls Arts Q K Z5 Assistant Manager of Dramatic Club C355 Manager C45 5 President Eng- lish Club C35 C455 Arts Tax COmmittee5 Senior Banquet COmmittee5 Hook and Chain. HAROLD COLLENDER SANDS New York Agricnltnre A T .Q. GEORGE EDMOUNDE SAUNDERS Ernrnetsbnrg, Iowa Arts A K E5 Bench and Board. DAVID ARTHUR SAUVE Bay City, Mich. Law Il H F. II2 GEORGE CHRISTIAN SCHEMPP Tacorna, Wash. Agriculture Acacia. ROBERT ELLWOOD SHENCK Dayton, Ohio Architecture lV,lAR'I'IN SCHIFF New York Mechanical Engineering A. I. E. E.g Varsity Football Squad Cgjg Class Rush Team Czj. RALPH HAVILAND SCHMIDT Brooklyn A7-755 li K Wg Bench and Boardg Mermaidg Class Rush Team C215 Class Baseball Team CQJ. ELMER FREDERICK EDWARD SCHMIDT Bingharnton Civil Engineering JOHN ALFRED SCHOTTA Catonsville, Md. Mechanical Engineering Glee Club Cgj C4jg Cap and Gown Committee. JULIUS DUDLEX' SCHWARTZMAN Brooklyn Chemistry HA CD5 College Baseball Teamg State Scholarship. COLMAN SCHWARZENBERG Cleveland, Ohio Architecture WILLIAM CLARENCE SCOFIELD Starnford, Conn. Law ROBERT HUBBARD SCOTT Danville Veterinary Society of Comparative Medicine. CYNTHIA EGGLESTON SEELYE Lake George A115 K K fy Basketball Team CID C255 Chairman Freshman Banquet Committee. GSCAR SEGALOVVITZ Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering H A Clif Cadet Corps Lieutenant C325 Captain C4j. JOHN PAUL LYSIAS SHAMBERGER Park-ton, Md. Electrical Engineering A. I. E. E.g The Southerners. NATHANIEL SHAPIRO Philadelphia, Pa. Mechanical Engineering Amnong A. I. E. E.g Sibley Clubg Sibley Prize C355 Sibley Gig Committee. JOSEPH HENRY SHAW Wilmington, Del. ACD. RICHARD NUTTING SHAW .Q T Eg Varsity Wrestling Teamg Champion VVrestler, I GEORGE REED SHELTON Colurnbia, Ky. DAVID WILLIAM SHILLING 0 Eg Maryland Club. Baltiniore, M'd. CARLTON D. SHIMMELL Harrisburg, Pa. Cross Country Club. I I3 Shelburne Falls, Mass. Mechanical Engineering Veterinary 75-pound Class. Al rts iMechanical Engineering A griculture LINN DOW SHIPMAN Brooklyn Civil Engineering Long Island Clubg College Crewg Varsity Swimming Squad. HARRY ISAAC SILVERMAN Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering HA 075 A. I. E. E.: A. S. M. E.5 College Basketball Team CI5. ROBERT PCHILIP SILVERSTEIN Scranton, Pa. Arts Freshman Debate Club5 IQ4 Debate Stage Alternate C45. LEO NELSON SIMMONS Sidney Law Law Tax Committee C255 Congress. CLARENCE EARL SIMONSON Port Richmond - Arts Manuscript Club5 Janus5 Cosmopolitan Club5 Socialist Club5 Varsity Chess Team5 Vllidow Board C25 C355 Literary Editor C455 Era Board C25 C35 C455 English Club Poetry Prize5 Morrison Poetry Prize C45. HARRIET MARGRETTA THOMPSON SKERRETT Philadelphia, Pa. Arts CD B Kg Sennightly. WILLIAM VVHITMER SLAYMAKER Philadelphia, Pa. .Mechanical Engineering X 475' Aleph Samach5 Quill and Dagger5 Manager Track Team5 Mandolin Club C255 General Committee C355 Crew Celebration Committeeg Sunday Night Club. GEGRGE G. SLOANE Washington, D. C. Civil Engineering EDWIN POTTER SMITH Newark Valley Agriculture Helios5 Cornell Countryman, FRANK A. CUSHING SMITH Wauwatosa, Vlfis. Agriculture Heliosg Musical Clubs C25 C35 C455 University Orchestra C15 C25 C35 C455 Cadet Band cn on on. OLIN XNHITNEY SMITH Ithaca Agriculture College Glee Club C15 C255 Agriculture Honor System Committee C25 C455 Chairman Agriculture junior Banquet Committee. NINA SMITH Hoboken u Arts President Equal Suffrage League C45. ' LLOYD IVAN SNODGRASS jarnestown, Pa. Agriculture Cosmopolitan Club5 Keystone Clubg Somerset Y. DAVID EARL SNYDER Herkimer Arts Krug und Tafelg janusg Class Book Board5 '86 Memorial Stage C255 Congress Debate Club. JAMES ARTHUR SOURWINE Ithaca Civil Engineering A .S P5 Ianusg Congressg Rifle Clubg Football Squad C455 Debate Council C455 Varsity Debate Team. I14 FURMAN SOUTH, JR. Pittsburgh, Pa. Mechaiiical Eugiiieeriiig .Z A Eg Class Basketball Team C115 Varsity Football Squad C215 Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Senior Ball Committee. EMIL HENRX' SPARFIELD Buffalo Civil Eugiiieeriiig College Soccer Team C31 C41. HARRY GEORGE SPECHT New York CioilErigiiieeri1ig THEODORE MAsoN SPRAGUE North East, Pa. Agifigulmie JOHN JOSEPH STAHL Albaiiy Civil Eiigiiigeimg Cosmopolitan Clubg Catholic Club5 Albany Clubg Varsity Wrestling Squad5 State Scholarship. ELIZABETH ALICE STEER Albany Arfg Somerset Y5 Student Volunteer. PAUL CLARENCE STARK Louisiana, Mo. Agriculture A T .QQ Mandolin Club5 Dixie Club5 Agriculture Baseball Team. ALFRED KENNETH STARKWEATHER Bloomfield, N. j. Civil Eiigirieeriiig Assistant in Economic Geologyg Cornell Geological Society. V HOWARD ANDREXV STARRET Detroit, Miclz. Arts A K Eg K B lP,' Sphinx Headg Assistant Manager of Masque C315 Manager C415 Senior Ball Committeeg General Spring Day Committeeg Savage Club5 Les Cabotins5 Bench and Board5 Mermaidg Sunday Night Club. SETH HARVEY STEVENSON Newyielcl Agriculture Hebs-sa5 Freshman Cross Country Team5 Intercollege Track Team C11 C215 Intercollege Cross Country Team C215 Varsity Cross Country Team C31 C415 General Committee C41 5 Agriculture Athletic Director C415 Agriculture Ath- letic Council. SILAS NEWTON STIMSON Palmer, Mass. Agriculture Sphinx Headg Hebs-sag Gemel Kharm5 Freshman CreW5 Junior Varsity C21 - C315 Varsity Football Team C31 C415 WVrestling Squad C215 General Commit- tee C31 C415 Manager Student Commons C31 C41. GEORGE JEFFERS STOCKLY Stockbridge, Mass. Mechaifiicrzl Eiigiiieeriiig Sibley Banquet Committee C41. JOHN XVILLIAM STODDARD White Plains Mecliaiiical Eiigiiieeriztg 0 A X5 K B Q, Undineg Junior Promenade Committee C315 Senior Banquet Committee. JAMES STORRER Buffalo Arts di A K5 Cornell Geological Society5 Assistant in Geology. ERNEST ROY STREMP lv6'wU7'k', N- J- -4115 LD f'A,' Glee Club C11 C21 C31 C415 Sophomore Banquet Committeeg Alumni Pledge Committee. IIS HAROLD CHRIS STROHM Dunkirk Mechanical Engineering Amphia. CHESTER LISOOM STRONG Hadley Falls, Mass. Mechanical Engineering ADOLPH STUBER Rochester Mechanical Engineering A K Eg Undine, Beth L'Arned, Manager Tennis Team, Junior Promenade Committee, Alumni Pledge Committee, Cheer Leader. M. VVALLACE SULLIVAN Solvvay Veterinary Eleusisg Society of Comparative Medicine, Catholic Club. PAUL BENJAMIN SUTTON Vlfatertown Civil Engineering HOWARD ALBRIGHT SWARTWOOD Sayre, Pa. U Law F H l',' Law Baseball Team C255 Law Smoker Committe'e 132. LEWIS BURRIE SWIFT Rochester Mechanical Engineering A. S. M. E., Genesee Valley Club, President f4D. HERBERT BRAZILLA SWITZER Bradford Veterinary .Q T Z. LYMAN ALFRED TALMAN Spring Valley Mechanical Engineering A. S. M. E., Somerset Y, State Scholarship. CLINTON LEWIS TAYLOR Vlfyalusing, Pa. Civil Engineering CI? A 0. RICHARD SALMON TAYLOR Westport, Conn. Mechanical Engineering ERNEST HAROLD TEAGLE Hudson, Ohio Arts B 67 II, Sphinx Head, Aleph Samach, Gemel Kharm, Freshman Football, Varsity Football C355 Varsity Track Team C3DQ General Committee Q3j. LILLIAN LOUISE TELLER Unadilla Arts Treasurer Y. W. C. A., Somerset Y. CYRUS R. TEMPLE Lebanon Springs Agriculture FLOYD ANDERSON TENNY Hilton Agriculture Z 111 2. THEODORE LOCKE TEVVKSBURY Newton, Mass. Architecture A TQ, Savage Club, Mandolin Club, University Orchestra, L'Ogive, Fresh- man Hockey Team, Varsity Hockey Team C4j, Cheer Leader. ' JAMES CLAUS THOMAS, JR. New York Law A rp A, Freshman Track Team. ALEXANDER M. THOMPSON Lacrosse, Wis. Civil Engineering X QF, K B KD, Beth L'Amed, Undine, Bench and Board, Sunday Night Club, Rod and Bob, Junior Promenade Committee, Spring Day Committee Czj, Election Committee. II6 MARGARET BOULTON THORP Pittsburgh, Pa. Arts KKTQ Raven and Serpent5 Der HeXenkries5 Alumni Pledge Committeeg Stunt Committee CI5 C25 C35 C45. LEWIS LEON THURSTONE Jamestown Mechartical Eiigizieeriiig Aero Club5 Congressg Cosmopolitan Clubg A. I. E. E5 Sibley Journal C25 C355 Editor-in-Chief C45. i5flARY RUTH TILBURY Uiiiott Agriculture Girls' Agriculture Glee Club. LELAND JAMES TOMPKINS lflfaltoti Veterirtciry .Q T 25' Society ot Comparative Medicineg College Basketball Team C355 Col- lege Cross Country Team. CLARENCE HENRY TRAsR Fultoit C'ivilEugi1ieeri1i.g RUDOLF MAX T RIEST Torrileiiisville llflecliczriicczl Eiigirteeririg T B H5 Gutedel5 Spectreg Varsity Soccer Team C25 C355 Varsity Tennis Team C255 German Play C355 Cosmopolitan Club. LEOPOLD TSCHIRKY New York M6CI2G7'ZlCGlE71g'l7'Z667'l71fg T B U5 E fy Quill and Daggerg Mermaid5 Bench and Board5 Assistant Man- ager Lacrosse Team C355 Manager C455 Sophomore Spring Day Committee5 Senior Stunt Committeeg Class Vice-President C455 Mabrique. XXING-HSUAN HAUNVEN TsoU Soochofw, China Agriculture Cosmopolitan Club5 Agassiz Club5 Entomological Society of America. EMERY SMITH TUCKER Athens, Pa. Law JULIUS HAROLD TUVIN 1 Frostourg, Zlld. M6CI1U'1ZlCGlE7lgl74667lHg BUCHANAN TYsoN Copperhill, Term. Agriculture Heliosg Agriculture Mandolin Club. MALCOLINI DENNISON VAII, Highland Park, Ill. Arts B 0 Hg Sphinx Headg Gemel Kharmg Sunday Night Clubg Savage Club5 Chicago Club5 Freshman Hockey Teamg Varsity Hockey Team C25 C35 C455 Captain C455 Junior Feed Committeeg Senior Smoker Committee5 Arts Feed Committeeg Chairman Arts Tax Committee. HARRY LEONARD VAN BUREN Stockport Agriculture MARY HASSETINE VANN Auloiider, N. C. Arts Dixie Club5 Executive Committee C45. JOHN RAYBIOND VAN KLEEK Auburn Agriculture Iswza5 Heliosg Freshman Track Team5 College Track and Cross Country Teams C25 C355 Varsity Track C355 Varsity Cross Country C455 Cap and Gown Committeeg Masque C25. II7 ABRAM L. VAN SICLEN jainaica Civil Engineering A X Pg Long Island Clubg Freshman Track Teamg Sophomore Pipe Commit- teeg Junior Feed Committee. HOWARD BLISS VAN VALKENBURGH East Orange, N. j. Mechanical Engineering Anvil Club. ROSA AUGUSTA VASSAR Lynchburg, Va. Arts LOUIS RICHARDS V:XUTROT Warreii, Ohio Mfechanical Engineering B 0 Hg TB Hg Acacia. i EDWARD PRICE VREELAND Salanianca Arts Acacia. CONANT WAIT Chicago, Ill. .Mechanical Engineering .Z lD,' Masqueg Les Cabotins C155 Manager C255 Chicago Clubg Sophomore Rush Committee. GEORGE BLACKMAN WAKELEY Orange, N. j. Mechaiiical Engineering 0 Eg Sphinx Headg Aleph Samachg Freshman Crevvg Varsity Crew C25 C355 Crew Director C35g General Committee C35 C45. WILLIAM HENRY WALES Oswego Civil Engineering Prohibition Leagueg Somerset Y. GEORGE LEONARD VVALTER, JR. Sharpsbnrg, Pa. Arts Z Wg Beth L'Amedg Undineg Book and Bowlg Bench and Boardg Sunday Night Clubg Sophomore Spring Day Committeeg junior Promenade Com- mitteeg Senior Stunt Committeeg Manager Cross Country Club. SAMUEL JOSHUA WALZER Brooklyn Civil Engineering CHARLES TICE WANZER Ithaca Civil Engineering Pyramidg junior Feed Committeeg President .Association of Civil Engineersg Glee Club C15 C25 C35 C45g Civil Engineer Board. DON DOWE WARD Ithaca Agriculture Hebs-sag Freshman Baseball Teamg Agriculture Baseball and Basketball Teams C25 C35 C455 University Orchestrag Cadet Band C25, LEROY STANLEY WARD Ithaca Law Freshman Baseball and Track Teamsg Law Baseball and Track Teams. VVILLIAM THOMAS WARD Sharon, Pa. Arts A T Ag Basketball C45. GEORGE BOYNTON VVATSON St. Paul, Miiiifz, Civil Engineering RAYMOND SECORD VVASHBURN Alpine Agricnltnre Cosmopolitan Clubg Deutscher Vereing Class Rush Teamg Class Tax Commit- teeg College Cross Country Team. 118 ROLLIN DELos VVEARY Chicavo, Ill. Architecture 6 K Ag Beth L'Amedg Undineg L'Ogiveg Sunday Night Clubg Chicago Clubg Golt Team C25 C355 Chairman Junior Promenade Committeeg Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Toastmaster Sophomore Stuntg Vice-President Class C255 Class Marshal. DAVID XVASHINGTON VVEAVER jamaica CioilEhgi1ieerirtg A X Pg Long Island Club. ORRIN BLAKE VVEBBER Rochester Veterirtargv A Wg Society of Comparative Medicineg Alumni Fund Committee. CHARLES PORTER VVEEKES, JR. Arlihgtori, N. nf. Law A1 K Eg Sphinx Headg Aleph Samachg Dunstang Beth L'Amedg Undineg Freshman Football Teamg Varsity Football Team C25 C35g Freshman Ban- quet Committeeg Sophomore Banquet Committeeg Chairman General Com- mittee C35g Chairman Senior Stunt Committee. DAVID SPENCER XKVEGG, JR. Chicago, Ill. Mecliariical Etigirieerirtg B 9 Hg A. l. E. E.g A. S. M. Eg Chairman Sibley Banquet Committee. CARL FREDERIC VVEHR lllilwauhee, llfis. Mecliahical Etigirteerirtg X Wg K B lDg Bench and Boardg Mermaidg Sunday Night Club. B. FAH WEI Httchow, Chirta lllechartical Erigirteerirtg T B Hg Cosmopolitan Clubg General Committee C45. WELLINGTON E. VVEIDLER Oil City, Pa. Arts KP :I 0g Aero Club. PAUL VVEIGEL Wakefield Architecture Gargoyleg Spring Day Committee C25 C35. CLARA LOUISE VVEIL Rochester Arts MAURICE L. WEIL Bttyjfalo Law HERBERT ALBERT JULIUS NVEISS Rochester Meclzaiiical Ertgiiieeriiig Rifle Clubg A. S. M. Eg Deutscher Vereing Genesee Valley Clubg Rifle Team C355 Cadet Corps Lieutenant. TOM WELTON H Carrzbridge, Ill. Agricitlture Seal and Serpent. JOHN JOSEPH XNERMUTH Poughkeepsie Veterinary Society Of Comparative Medicineg Deutscher Vereing Catholic Clubg Probe and Scalpel. VICTOR HERM.AN VVERNER Freeport, L. I. Arts ID B Kg Krug und Tafel. MARY WATERBURY VVHEELER Deposit Agriculture VVayside-Aftermath. II 9 ALBERT HUNT WHITE Mount Vernon A griculture EleuSiS5 Helios5 Woodford Debate Clubg Mandolin Club C35 5 College and Class Track Teams C255 Countryman Board C355 Editor-in-Chief C45. HARRISON LOCKE VVHITE A T-.Q5 Mandolin Club C25 C35 C45. STANLEY H.kRT WHITE University Orchestra. WILLIAM ALBERT VVHITE Brockport Agriculture M ount Vernon Agriculture Chicago, I ll. Civil Engineering A 1 ,' Pyramid5 Chicago Club5 Spring Day Committeeg Senior Night Commit- tee5 Cornellian Boardg Era Boardg Business Manager C35. EDMUND VVILLIAM WVHITED Pittsburgh, Pa. Mechafriical Engineering Masque C25 C35 C45 5 Property Manager C35 C455 Property Manager of Dramatic Club C35 C455 Property Manager Les Cabotins C455 General Committee C35. NELSON I. XVHITNEY Holland Agriculture Agriculture Baseball Team C35 5 Novice Wrestling Champion, T75-pound Class C355 Novice Boxing Champion, 175-pound Class C45. LEMUEL THORN AVICK Youngstown, Ohio M echanical Engineering A. S. M. E5 Mandolin Club C35 C45 C555 Alumni Pledge Committee C455 Senior Smoker Committee. ROBERT CHARLES WIGAND Arrochar Arts FRANK JOHN VVIGHT Salt Lake City, Utah Mechanical Engineering Telluride Association. ERWIN LOUIS VVILKE Buyitalo Mechaiiical Engineering 0 1' A. PAUL WILDER Elinhurst, Ill, Arts 0 A X. ETHEL MAY WILLIAMS Ithaca Arts A F. CALVIN LOUGHRIDGE WILSON Fort Worth, Texas Civil Engineering A T Q5 T B H5 Freshman Football Team. EDWARD LEWIS WILSON Warsaw Veterinary A T5 Society of Comparative Medicineg Probe and Scalpelg College Baseball Team. HOWARD GILBERT WILSON Ithaca Arts JanuS5 Woodford Debate Club5 Congressg Speaker C355 Class Debate Teams CI5 C255 Congress Debate Stage C35 C455 Congress Declamation Stage C355 Civic Club, President C455 Alternate '86 Memorial Stage C355 ,QA Debate Stage C45. 120 WILFORD Ross WILSON Ithaca Agnmgfufe Hebs-sag College Baseball Team C25 C355 College Cross Country Team. VV ALTER VVILLIAIII WVDLFF Brooklyn Electrical Engineering Dramatic Club C35 C45 g Sophomore Stunt Committeeg A. T. E. Eg Sibley Clubg Sibley Spring Day Committee C355 Sibley Banquet Committee C45. HENRY HIALE TVOOD Buffalo Mechanical Engineering A T !2,' T B Hg Scalp and Bladeg State Scholarship. HAROLD PORTER WOOD Oivego Arts ETHEL MAY VVOODBERRY Shanghai, China Arts WILLIAM NORTON WOODS Jllonclova, Ohio Agriculture K T. CARL GOULD VVOOSTER Lakeside, N. j. Agriculture Heliosg Genesee Valley Clubg Farmers' Week Committeeg Agriculture Glee Club. DAVID EDVVIN WRIGIIT West Glover, Vt. Veterinary .Q T Eg Society of Comparative Medicine. STANLEY WRIGHT Brooklyn M eclianical Engineering T B Hg Long Island Clubg Sibley journal Boardg A. S. M. E. WILLIAM SNOVVDEN WRIGHT Baltirnore, Md. Mechanical Engineering Maryland Clubg Tntercollege Boat House Committee. MAURICE MEYER VVYCKOFF Brooklyn Civil Engineering Beta Samachg Masqueg Cosmopolitan Club. JOHN EDWARD YEWELL Baltiinore, .Mft Civil Engineering Z KD Eg Maryland Clubg The Southernersg C. E. Baseball Team C25 C35. FINIS EWING YOAKUM Los Angeles, Cal. Illeclzanical Engineering A. S. M. E. C15 C25 C35 C45 5 President C45 g A. I. E. E4 The Owlsg Cross Country Club C35g junior Smoker Committeeg Chairman Alumni Pledge Committeeg Sun Board C25 C35 C455 Cosmopolitan Club. ROBERT A. YOUNG M ontgornery, flla. Architecture Bandhug The Southernersg College Crew and Baseball Teams C15 C25 C35. DAVID YOUNGLOVE fohnstown lllechanical Engineering A. S. M. E. RICHARD ZELLER New York Illeclianical Engineering A CD,' Bench and Boardg Mermaidg Sophomore Stunt Committeeg Senior Ban- quet Committee. .GEORGEVVVILLARD ZINCK I Bridgeport, Conn. llleclzanical Engineering LEOPOLD ZIRINsKY Brooklyn Law I2I JACK CHARLIE jACK', 'AHEINIEH 1912 i -IOHNNIEU BILL NIA W ,v - M. . ,,' Q ' 1 2 1? jf 'V A' 3 ,ii - -I Q ,f , , ,VINV .,, Q . , 1 . .A . , gf . 5 N , f I . 2. ,f 53 ' -. 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Crew Director Sergeavzt-at-A rms LESLIE SHERMAN AcE A 0g Agriculture Glee Club. MILTON ACKER FRANK FLORIS ADDICKS University Scholarship. VIRGIL DEAL ALDEN E KD Eg The Southerners. H. R. .ALDREDGE K A CSouthernlg Dixie Club SAWNIE ROBER'fSON AALDREDGE K A CSouthernjg Dixie Club CHARLES PAUL ALEXANDER Agassiz Clubg Secretary Q23 VVILLIAM D. ALEXANDER Telluride Association. LEON BALLTARD ALLEN 0 A 0. LINDLEY ARTHUR ALLEN Euniurs Tuhkhaiirzock, Pa. New York City New York Ciiy Edrhohd, Ukla. Dallas, Texas Dallas, Texas johrzstowri Provo, Utah - Kenilworth, Ill. Wheeling, W. V a. fl griciilzfure M echariical Eiigirzeeririg Mechaifzical Engineering A rchitectiire i7ll6Cl1Cl'71iCLll Engineering A rts fl griciiliiire Mechanical Eiigiheerirzig A rzfs El gricultiire A T Ag The Southernersg Freshman Banquet Committeeg Flag Rush Team QQD. RALPH ALLEN Cornell Somerset Y. ROBERT WHITING ALLEN T B Hg Glee Club. CHRISTA MAY ALLEY HENRY W. ALI,YN RUBY PAULINE AMES A Pg Class Basketball Team Crjg DramatiC Tax Committee CID. TRISTAN ANTELL Tricrharisbiirg M echarzrical E11gl'Vl'667'i14g M t. Pleasant, Iowa Mechaiiical Ehgirieeriiig Groton A rts Philadelphia, Pa. fl griciiltiire Norwich .4 rls Brooklyn A I ,' Assistant Manager Masque Cglg Mabrique. 133 Clubg Stunt Committee C295 Civil Ellg'lIZ6C 7 Z.1Zg LAFAYETTE TVILLIAM IAIRGETSINGER, JR. Bttrdett Arts LEWIS CLARK ARMSTRONG lVI0rrist0wh, N. j. Agriciiltiire A Z5 College Crew C15. EMILE LYSLE ASCHAFFENBURG New Orleans, La. .Mechaiiical Evigiiieeriiig Z B Ty The Southernersg Class Debate Team C155 Freshman Intercollegiate Debate Teamg Sibley Club Membership Committee. HERBERT ASHTON , Swarthmore, Pa. Civil Eiigiiieeriiig Nayatig French Play C2'5Q Cornell A. B., 1911. ROBERT IRVING ASHMAN Mo1i2'0e Arts JOHN ATKINSON Biijicalo Mechaviical Erigiiieeriiig Scalp and Bladeg Varsity Cricket Team C25g State Scholarship. TWARY E. ZAUTT A lfVillia1rLsp0rt, Pa. Arts CHESTER M. AUSTIN Bergen :lgriciiltitre HERBERT ASHFORD ROBERTSON AUSTIN Kohala, Hawaii ClUllE7lgl116?7'1'7Zg C. E. Associationg Class Swimming Team C153 Varsity Soccer Squad C15. MIADELINE SALLY AYERY West Taghlealiir Agriciiltiire KA 05 Raven and Serpentg Executive Committee C153 Stunt Committee C15 C25 C35- FRANK SEMON BACHE New York City Arts Ethical Clubg Civic Clubg Cosmopolitan Club. JESSIE RUTH BAHRINGER Cattaraitgtis Arts FRANK BERIO BAILEY South Hariiptoii, L. I. Arts Long Island Clubg Advanced Choir. ROYAL ICNAPP BAKER lflfashiiigtoiz, D. C. Arts A K Eg Senatorsg Assistant Manager Alumni News C35. WILLIAM BURNHAM BALL WGl67'f0Ill'llf lldfecliaiiiral Ertgiiieeriiig 07 K Wg Class Track Team C15 C25. CLYDE VVILLARD BAME flttbiirn Agriciiltttre LOUISE BANKS Ithaca Arts X Q. - ALFRED EDWARD BANNISTER Duluth, lblivm. E Mecliaiiical Eiigiiieeririg K Ag Aleph Saniachg Dunstang Majurag Cimexg Class Track Team C15 C255 Varsity Track Team C2i5Q Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Junior Feed Committee. 134 ROBERT BARCLAY BEAHN, 2ND. Port Carbon, Pa. A X P. M echaiiical E1-lgl'l'Zf66Ti11g CHARLES MILTON BA-RD Gl0'1J6'l'SU1ill6 Mechaiiical Eiiviiieeriiiv 'lb b BEN FRANKLIN BARDO Bezhleheiii, Pa. Zlflechaiiical Eiigiiieeriizg A. I. E. E5 State Scholarship. FRASER GEORGE BARLOVV Medir1ia Nfechammg Engi1,,ee,fmg MILDRED ELIZABETH BARLOW Philadelphia, Pa. 44,55 Wayside-Aftermatli5 Sage Crew C255 Dramatic Club C255 Stunt Commit- tee C35. CLARENCE WALLACE BARKER Rochester Agriculture Agriculture Honor System Committee C15 5 President Genesee Valley Club C355 Leader Agriculture Mandolin Club C35. ' PHILIP BENNING BARTON lflfillsboro .A1g,fjC7,,,gm,e ARTHUR WILLIAM BASELEY Far Rockaway Civil Eirigiqqwyjng State Scholarshipg Politzer Scholarship. CARL ALLEY BATES Cohasset, .Mass Civil Eizgiiioering CHARLES FRANCIS BAUER Utica Civil E7q.gmeWif,,,g HENRY NESMITH BAXTER UpperMo1itcla.ir,N.j. .Mechanical Eiigirzieeriizg ARTHUR XNILLIAM BEALE Rochester Civil E'11gl'l'L667i7Z1g Semaphore5 Genesee Valley Clubg Class Track Team C255 Freshman Banquet Committeeg Tax Committee C15. DONALD PETTIT BEARDsLEY Elmira 54,45 Elf If: Aleph Samachg Ycnang Assistant Manager Track C355 junior Smoker Committee. SOPHIE MARGARET BECRER Baltimore Ang A 05 Basketball Manager C355 Sports and Pastimesg Stunt Committee C25 C35. VVILLIAM DANIEL BECKER Clevelaizci, Ohio Mechaiiical Eizgiirzceriiig 0 A X5 Bench and Boardg Glee Club C35. GEORGE BOAROMAN BELL, JR. Chicago, Ill. fl-ris T' F5 Aleph Samachg junior Promenade COmmittee5 Sun Board C255 Assistant Business Manager C355 Glee Club C25 C355 Chicago Club. REGINALD WITMAN BENT Beiizfvrille, N. S. Civil Engizzeeriiig WVENDELL HUGH BENNETT Yoimgstowii, Ohio flrts A T A5 Dunstan5 Ycnang Track C15 C255 Banquet Committee C255 General Committee C355 IQI3 Class Book. 135 WEINBERGER E. BERNARD New York City Mechanical Engineering Aero Clubg Chess Clubg Festival Chorusg Sibley Engineering Club. ARTHUR BIERLE BESEMER Ithaca Agriculture WAYNE KARL BERYERL lllalone Mechanical Engineering CHARLES ALLEN BIERMA Bnjifalo Mechanical Engineering KD K Eg Scalp and Bladeg Freshman Track Team Qr5g Varsity Squad C25g Executive Committee C255 Sophomore Smoker Committee. RUFUS EDWIN BIXBY 4D A lD,' Mandolin Club. JOHN SAMUEL BLAIR dt K QV. BERNARD BLANK A A Q' Amnon. HARRY MORSE BLANK Z A M. FRANCIS WALTER BLISS lronton, Ohio East Orange, N. Cainden, N. j Brooklyn M iddlebnrg College Cross Country Captain Q25 C355 Arts At ARTHUR RAYMOND BLOOD HAROLD LANCLEY BLOOD HOMER .ALLEN BOHALL RUDOLPH RAY BOLTON UVa 1'1' en, Pa. Neivark, N. j Lonisville M endon, Ohio .Q T If Society of Comparative Medicineg Trea Corresponding Secretary C35. JOHN ALBERT BOSHARD K Eg Telluride ASSOciatiOn. LEWIS HENRY BOULTER Nayatig Masque C25. CARL HOSMER BOWEN LAWRENCE CECIL BOWES A. I. E. Eg Sibley Club, RALPPI A. BOWN IQENNETH ROWLAND BOYNTON Provo, Utah .il nbnrn Ithaca Chicago, Ill. Fairport V Hornell 136 SUTGI' Law Civil Engineering Mechanical Engineering A rts A rts hletic Committee. lldechanical Engineering .Mechanical Engineering A rts Veterinary Vice-President C25 5 Civil Engineering A rts Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering .Mechanical Engineering fi gricnltnre ARTHUR PRESCOTT BRADY Peekslerill Nlechanical Engineering A T Q. LEO JOSEPH BRENNAN Flushing Mechaiiical Engineering VVALTER ADAMS BRIDGEMAN Ithaca Chemistry H7 FJ: Alembic5 Assistant Manager Swimming Team C35. SHELDON EDXVARD BRINK Zllarathon Agriculture Rifle Clubg Rifle Team C25. SADIE MARIE BRITTON Albion Arts Election Committee C255 Corresponding Secretary C35. JOHN HENRY BRODT Detroit, Mich. Mechariical Engineering AZ L05 Class Track Team C15 C255 Class Cross Country Team CI55 Varsity Cross Country Team C355 Junior Feed Committee. MORRIS BRODT Chattanooga, Tenn, Mechaiiical Engineering VVESLEY HOTCHKISS BRONSON Roane Agriculture A Z5 Agriculture Banquet Committee CI5. IRENE JESSE BROOKS Gouverneur Agriculture A Z. VVILLIAM EDWIN BROOKS Fairmont, W. Va. Civil Engineering Skull. CLIFFORD ANDREW BROWN Bernus Point Mechariical Engineering M. E. Baseball Team C25. CLINTON WILLI BROWN St. Louis llffechanical Engineering Z W5 Dunstang Majura5 Ycnan5 Cimexg Freshman CreW5 Junior Varsity Crew C255 Freshman Spring Day Committeeg Sophomore Pipe Committee5 Junior Promenade Committee. 1 EARL AYRES BROWN Elmira Agriculture A Z. HAZEL WINNIFRED BROWN Ithaca Agriculture JESSE SEELEY BROWN Somerville, N. j. Agriculture AZ,' Cross Country Team C255 Cornell Countryman Board C355 Assistant Manager Dramatic Club C35, PERRY DEWITT BROWN Bernus Point Civil Engineering C. E. Track Team C15 C255 C. E. Cross Country Team C255 Captain C35Q Class Track Team C255 Varsity Track Team C25. RODNEY DAVID BROWN Sidney Civil Engineering 137 VVALTER FREDERICK BRYE JOHN ARTHUR BUCK, JR. VVALTER CLARK BUCK A nbnrn, Cal. Mechanical Engineering North lflfarren, Pa. Civil Engineering Livonia Veterinary A Yfg Society of Comparative Medicineg lntercollege Baseballg Member of lntercollege Board. EARL HAMLIN BUNSE Alembic. ERNEST DAVID BURKART Varsity Baseball C25. EDWIN GRANT BURROWS Candor Chemistry Albany Civil Engineering B nyicalo A rts Deutscher Vereing Era Boardg Festival Chorus. FLOYD ELBERT BURTON Denver, Colo. Civil Engineering Cosmopolitan Club, Scabbard and Bladeg Fencing Squad C35 g First Lieutenant Cadet Corps. DOROTHY BUSTARD Philadelphia, Pa. A rts Freshman Banquet Committeeg Freshman Stunt Cornmitteeg Executive Committee C355 Census Committee C35g Stunt Committee C35. EDMUND WILLIAM BUTLER Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering A1 lf' Aleph Samachg Dunstang Mabriqueg Varsity Football Squad C25 C355 Varsity Baseball Team C255 Chairman Sophomore Banquet Committee 5 Chairman 1913 Election Committeeg General Athletic Director C25g Base- ball Director Cr5g Class President C355 Freshman Football and Baseball Teamsg Student Conference Committeeg Captain-elect of Football Team. HAROLD ARTHUR CAHEN Aero Club. ROLAND CALKINS IRENE ELIZABETH CALLAN JAMES ALEXANDER CAMERON A A lD,' Ycnang Bench an JAMES VVALTER CAMPBELL HENRY CAPE, JR. :ARTHUR JOHN CAPELLE 0 .fl CD. New York' City Arts Varysburg A griciiltnre Ithaca Arts Cleveland , Ohio M echanical Engineering Board. Snjfern A rts New York City M echanical Engineering Evansville, Ill. Architecture 138 HOWARD JAY CAREY Hutchinson, Kan. Arts 2' A E: Football Squad. JOSEPH ALPHEUS CARR Auburn A715 Iswza. STANSBURY MURRAY CARTER Wilmington, Del. Arts A 0 A. NVILBER ALBERT CARTER Denver, Colo. lblechanical Engineering Acacia. WILLIANI RYRES CASPARIS Columbus, Ohio Arts A K E. .ANNE AIIRIAM CASSELL Philadelphia, Pa. Arts A f',' Raven and Serpentg Class Basketball Team CQJ C3Jg Class President Crjg Chairman Sophomore Dance Committee. NVALTER EATON CATEN Dayton, Ohio Civil Engineering B 0 H: Savage Club, Masque. WILLIAM ANDREWS CATHER, JR. Pottsville, Pa. Mechaiiical Engineering A X Pg Masque. HENRY CHAIMOWITZ Brooklyn Arts University Scholarshipg Vice-President Ross Gilmore Marvin Debate Clubg Cast of An Enemy of the People, Freshman Intercollegiate Debate Teamg Deutscher Vereing Intercollege Cross Country Race. DONALD IQEITH CHAMPAIGN Ithaca Mecliai-riical Engineering 0 1' Ag Aleph Samach, Dunstang Freshman Football Teamg Varsity Football Team C25 C3jg Football Director Czj C3Jg Sophomore Pipe Committee, Junior Smoker Committee. ' JAMES SAMUEL CHAMPION Clinton .4gfiC14liW6 Eleusis. LoIs CHAPIN Roseland, La. AWS GEORGE EARLE CHASE Rochester, N. H. Illechanical Engineering Eleusis. ADA ELIZABETH CHRISTIANS Freeport, L. I. Arts Raven and Serpentg Class Basketball Teair 'Ijg Captain C233 Class Second Vice-President C335 Sage House Committ' LLOYD lwAYNARD CHURCH Norwich, Conn. Iwechanicul Engineering 139 VVILLIAM HAROLD CHAPMAN Evanston, Ill. A Z 05 Freshman Track Team5 Class Track Team C15 C25 C35- l5TAO KIE CHEN Foo Chow, China T B Hg C. E. Camp Reunion Committee. WILLIAM CLARENCE CLANCY Chicago Club, Dramatic Club. ROBERT DEWITT CLAPP Chicago, Ill. Wichita, Kansas ll? Z K5 Sophomore Night Committee. GILMORE DAVID CLARKE JOHN S. CLARK, 3RD. A Z. RAY EDWARDS CLARK LESLIE DOUGLASS CLUTE New York City New York City Norwood Elmira Mechanical Engineering C255 University Orchestra C ivil Engineering Mechanical Engineering Law A griculture A griculture Mechanical Engineering A rts W 2 ,' Aleph Samachg Majura5 DunStan5 Book and BoWl5 Captain Freshman Baseball Teamg Varsity Baseball Team C255 Captain C355 Musical Club C25 C355 Sophomore Cotillion Committee5 Chairman junior Smoker Commit- tee5 Student Conference Committee. CYRIL AUGUSTUS COONS Montclair, N. j. Law Z X5 ID A 105 Majura5 CimeX5 Ycnan5 Assistant Manager .Freshman Football Team C355 Mandolin Club C15 5 junior Smoker Committee5 Sophomore Ban- quet Committeeg Sophomore Executive Committee5 Sophomore Class Rush Team, LaW Smoker Committee. ANDREW JAMES COCHRANE Ripley flgriculture Caduceus. H. ERROL COFFIN Hackensack, N. f. Agriculture A Z5 Banjo Club C255 Agriculture Mandolin Club C155 Artistic Editor Cornell Countryman C35. EDWARD PENN COLE Chicago, Ill. Architecture B 0 H5 Glee Club C15 C25 C35 5 Sophomore Stunt Committee5 IQI3 Get-Together Committee5 1913 Quartette C15. SAMUEL XVILSON COLLINS Tulsa, Okla. Mechanical Engineering A 0. N'EVVMAN COMFORT Middletown Mechanical Engineering College Basketball Team C35. 140 HENRY JOSEPH CONLIN I Glens Falls Arts ALYN FRANK CONSTAM Baltimore, Md. Zllechanical Engineering H .fl 105 Amnong Southern Club5 Sibley Club 5- A. S. M. E. TERRY ALVAH CONVERSE Bnyifalo Civil Engineering Cosmopolitan Clubg College Track Team C15 C255 College Soccer Team C25 C35. ELLIS BUSH COOPER Imam Chemistry Huntington Club5 Secretary of Chemists, Association C35. HERMAN F. COORS Golden, Colo. Arts B 0 Hg Cimexg Bench and Board5 Sophomore Smoker Committee5 Junior Feed Committee. FRANK CHAPMAN CORNET St. Louis fUCh'il6Cinf6 Q .Z Kg Majurag L'Ogive5 Class Track Team C15 C255 Sophomore Banquet Committeeg Junior Smoker Committee. JOSE AURELIO VIANTE CORPUS San Antonio, Philippines lllechanical Engineering Cosmopolitan Clubg Second Lieutenant of Cadet Corps. JULIUS DANA CORRINGTON Hot Springs, Ark. Arts Bandhug Scabbard and Blade5 Southern Clubg First Lieutenant Cadet Corps C255 Captain C355 Military Hop Committee C25. FRED CLAIR CORY Fostoria, Ohio Mfechanical Engineering Z Ng Glee Club C35. ALGER DANIEL COUCH Oswego Mechanical Engineering ALBERT FRANCIS COUTANT Brooklyn Agriculture Cosmopolitan Clubg Anvil Clubg Deutscher Vereing jugatae5 Dramatic Clubg Agriculture Crew C255 Sophomore Flag Rush Team. ARTHUR BANCROFT COZZENS Brooklyn Civil Engineering Anvil Clubg Spectre5 Class Track Team C15 C25 5 Sophomore Stunt Committeeg junior General Committeeg Class President C15. BARRETT LOWELL CRANDALL Ithaca X-lgricnltnre Freshman CreW5 Agriculture Banquet Committee C25. LUCY SHEPARD CR.-XVVFORD Brooklyn Arts K K f',' Raven and Serpentg Class Crewg Stunt Committee C25 C355 Class Treasurer C155 Vice-President C255 Crew Manager C35. CHARLES GLENN CRITTENDEN Oswayo, Pa. flg1'iCUlfH7'? LEE VVRIGHT CRITTENDEN Oswayo. Pa. .ig7'lCZlIf7U'C' Cosmopolitan Club. - 1 41 VVILLIAM RAY CULBERTSON IV! t. Vernon Mecliaiiical Engineering Varsity Football Squadg Sophomore Football Teamg College Crew. SEYMOUR CUNNINGHAM Buffalo Arts President Ross Gilmore Marvin Debate Clubg Congressg Civic Club. THOMAS TMCTQENNAN CUMMINS Wheeli'ng, W. Va. Arts B 0 Hg Tennis Teamg Mandolin Club. ROBERT HENRX' CURRIE, JR. Little Falls Chemistry Herkimer County Clubg College Baseball Teamg College Cross Country Teamg Class Cross Country Team. GEORGE TWONROE CURTIN Gloversville Mechanical Engineering HERMAN GOULDING CURTIS Boston, Mass. Architecture X dig L'Ogiveg Freshman Track Teamg Varsity Track Squad C235 Sophomore Rush Teamg Junior Smoker Committee. LYNN B. CURRY Ithaca Civil Engineering Somerset Yg Class Track and Cross Country Teams. MALIMA CATHERINE D.AHL New York City Arts A T Deutscher Verein. ROBERT WOOD DAVIS Trenton, N. j. Mechanical Engineering Association Football Team C2jg Captain C3jg Cricket Team Czj. HUGH M. DAXCIS Washington, D. C. Agriculture Senatorsg College Class President CID. THOMAS EDWIN DAVISON Bath Mechanical Engineering ALFRED CHAMPNEY DAY Evanston, Ill. .Mechanical Engineering Swimming Team C255 College Crew CID. MARSHALL DE ANGELIS Utica .Mechanical Engineering E IP. ARCHIE LEIGH DE.AN Brooklyn Agriculture K Eg Hockey Team C315 Lacrosse Team C213 Junior Smoker Committeeg Mabrique. VVILLIAM DEIANS, JR. Long Island C ity .Mechanical Engineering CLARENCE VVATSON DECRER lflfashington, D. C. Arts J Ing Senatorsg Spectreg Scabbard and Bladeg First Lieutenant of Cadet Corpsg Military Hop Committee C353 Deutscher Verein. 142 JOHN lWCLAUGHLIN DEMAREST A T.Q,' College Crew 525. JOHN DEWITT DENNY Deutscher Vereing YVilhe RALPH HERLIAN DENMAN AUSTIN WELD DEVO A X P. AIORRIS DI.fXMOND .Y A Mg Deutscher Verein. ABBIE LAURA DIBBLE A Z. VVILLIAM E. DICKINSON LORENZ VVILHELM DIEI-II. Skullg Banjo Club CQJ. WILLIAM THOMAS DILLON New York City Coliiwzlnia, Pa. lm Telll' Cast. Ithaca Binghamton New Brighton St. Loiiis, .Mo Fairport C levelo-hd, Ohio Holyoke, .Moss Civil Eiigiiieeriiig .el rts-Mediciirie fl griciiltitre M echaiiical Eiigiiieeriiig fl rts .ll rts Civil Engineering Law fl rchitectiire I A Eg Sophomore Banquet Committeeg Junior Smoker Committeeg College Class President C235 IQI 3 Cornellian Board. FRANK JOHN DINsE Walworth Law RICHARD ALEXANDER DITTMAR Falls City, Neb. MecliaiiicalEngineer-i1'ig AGNES MARIE DoBBINs Brooklyn Arts A 0 H: Raven and Serpentg Class Treasurer C3Jg Executive Committee Czj. FRANCIS IHILLS DODGE Yonkers Meclia1'iical Evigiheeriiig A Z KD. STANWOOD DODGE H o-noliilii, Hawaii lllechaiiical Etigitieeriiig Class Swimming Team Czjg Varsity Soccer Team Cel. ELWYN HATHAWAY DOLE Riverside, Cal. Agricultiire Aleph Samachg Dunstang Spectreg Freshman Crewg Varsity Four-Oared Crew Czjg Sophomore Spring Day Committeeg General Committee 135. DORION DUDLEY New York City Agriculture FRANK C. DORMAN Taylorville, Ill. Law I' H If First Lieutenant of Cadet Corps. EDMUND LATHAN DOUGL.ASS Groton, CQOIUZ. flrts College Crew CID CQJ. 143 DONALD CARR DOUGHERTY Steubenville, Ohio Arts A K Eg Cimexg Majurag Ycnang Bench and Boardg Sophomore Stunt Com- mitteeg General Committee C35. HOBERT ELLIOTT DOYLE Richrnond, Va. Civil Engineering K A CSouthern5g Pyramidg Dixie Clubg Civil Engineer Board. JOHN DUBA Hamilton, Ont. Civil Engineering Executive Committee C153 Assistant Business Manager of Civil Engineer. CARROLL SCRIBNER DUDLEY Me1'idiaii Mechanical Engineering ROBERT Poi-ILE DOUGLASS New York City Arts-Chemistry ESTHER DUNN Portland, Me. Arts A F. WALLACE DUNCAN DU PRE Spartanburg, S. C. Civil Engineering X Wg Rod and Bobg Dixie Club. DORA LOUISE EARL Ithaca Agriculture Frigga Fylgeg Roberts Scholarship. SIDNEY IKINGMAN EASTWOOD Owego Mechanical Engineering A. S. M. Eg A. I. E. Eg Huntington Clubg L'Alliance Frangaiseg Sibley Engi- neering Clubg Cricket Club C15 5 Sibley Journal of Engineering Board C25 C35. CHARLES EUGENE EDWARDS, IR. Washington, D. C. Mecliairiical Engineering I ID Eg Mandolin Clubg Southerners Clubg Lieutenant of Cadet Corps C25. ARTHUR FRANCOIS EGGLESTON Zlieriden, Conn. Arts A lD,' Sophomore Smoker Committee. ERIC GARDENER ELDRIDGE Rochester Agriciiltiire X CD. ISADORE JACOB ELKIND Yonkers Civil Engineering Beta Sarnachg Cosmopolitan Clubg Lieutenant of Cadet Corps C35. CHARLES HENRY ELLIOTT Anbiirn .Agriculture Zodiacg Dunstang Aleph Sarnachg Freshman Crewg Varsity Crew C255 Navy Director C25. BASIL BEEBE ELMER Ithaga Arts B C9 Hg Musical Club C253 Executive Committee C355 Era Board C25. THURSTON VAN VEC!-ITEN ELY Flushing Law Z Ng d? A 1125 Golf Team C25. HARRY HOLIIAN EMERSON Bath Civil Engineering 144 CARL JOHN ENGELDER Wellsville Chemist,-y Civic Clubg Cosmopolitan Clubg C. U. C. A. Cabinet. HARRY ENGELHARDT New York City Mechanical Engineering .F N. ROSALIE CEc1LE ESCHENBRENNER Brooklyn A715 MASON EVANS, JR. Youngstown, O. Mechanical Engineer-ing .J lllg Junior Smoker Committeeg Mandolin Club C15 C25 C35. PAUL DE MUND EVANS Ithaca Ang Civic Club. HAROLD REBER EYRICH Phoenixville, Pa. Civil Engineering A lD,' Aleph Samachg Dunstang Majurag Cimexg Bench and Boardg Freshman Football Teamg Freshman Track Teamg Varsity Football Team C25 C355 Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Chairman Junior General Committee. LEROY HENRY FACER Lyons glgrigolmye FRANK VVILLIAM FALK Duluth, M inn. flrchizfecture B 0 Hg L'Ogiveg Freshman Banquet Committeeg Sophomore Banquet Com- mitteeg Chairman Junior Feed Committeeg Treasurer C25 C355 Business Manager 1913 Cornellian. CHARLES DUDLEY FARLIN Glens Falls Civil Engineering Adelphos. JOHN FRANKLIN FARNSWORTH Woshirnglon, D. C. Ang 'Bandhug Senatorsg Southernersg Class Football Team C255 Varsity Football Squad C25. HOLBERT WHITE FEAR Gloversville Civil Engineering EZRA JOHN FEINBERG Lake Placid Law Z B Tg Law Soccer Team. MARK ANTHONY FEINER New York City Civil Engineering Ethical Societyg Aero Clubg Stuyvesant Clubg Cosmopolitan Club. LEON A. FINCH Alpine Chernistry Cross Country Clubg College Cross Country Team Ci5g Varsity Cross Country Team C25 C355 Class Track Team C15 C253 WlOrld's Record Four-mile Relay Team C255 Varsity Track Team C253 Junior General Committee. HAROLD ANDREW F1Tzs1MMONs Holyoke, Mass. Civil Engineering 0 A Xg Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Pyramid. 145 THOMAS JOSEPH FLEMING llfaterhilry, Comi. Civil Erigirieerivig College Basketball Team C25 C35. ETHEL FOGG Philadelphia, Pa. -ll rts A 105' Raven and Serpentg Chairman Freshman Banquet Committeeg Corre- spondingSecretary of Class C155 Sophomore President for VVomen5 junior Delegate to Student Government Convention5 junior Executive Com- mittee. BENJAMIN FLAGLER FOOTE Lockport flrls President Ross Gilmore Marvin Debate Club C155 Congress C25 C355 Congress Declamation Stage C255 Somerset Y. GEORGE FOWLER Brooklyn Civil Eiigirieeriiig Long Island Clubg Savage Clubg Masque Composer C255 Musical Director of Masque C25 C35. DANIEL SCOTT FOX Prattsbiirg Agriculture Acacia. ADOLF OTTO FRANKE Kohla, Cerrnany Veterinary PAUL ARNOLD FRANKLIN Brooklyn Meclzaiiical Erigirieeri-ng Nayati5 Anvil Clubg Mabrique5 Freshman Football Team5 Varsity Football Squad C25 C355 Varsity Lacrosse Team C25 5 Freshman Banquet Committeeg Sophomore Banquet COmmittee5 Junior Feed Committee. BENJAMIN HARRISON FRARY Pulaski flgricultiire St. Lawrence and jefferson Club C155 Caduceus C25. WILLIAM DAVID FRAYNE New York City Mechaiiical Erzgirieeriiig K Yf. I ABRAHAM FUCHS Brooklyn Civil Ezigiiieeriiig I A M. THOMAS KILBURNE GALLY Nordhojf, Cal. Arts X Wg Cimex5 Class Baseball Team C15 5 Tennis Team C255 Flag Rush Team C255 College Baseball Team C255 Class Spring Day Committee C255 General Committee C35. SAMUEL GARMEZY New York City Civil Eiigiiieeririg DeWitt Clinton Clubg Executive Committee5 C. E. Track Team. ALBERT BENJAMIN GENUNG Freeville .-lgricultiire I 0 College Crew C25. 146 BERT GEORGIA Imam ,5g.,5mZm,,e LEONARD H. GEROW Zvgwlmygh ,1yCh5,eCm,.e Freshman Track Team. CHARLES VVILBUR. GETMAN Richfield Sprmgg Civil E,5g.mee,,mg LELAND N EWMAN GIBBS Buffalo Agricitlfwe Seal and Serpent5 Scalp and Blade5 Spring Day Committee C25. RICHARD GIBSON, JR. lVIeflf07'd, Magg, Chgmjgy-35 Seal and Serpent5 Alembicg Mandolin Club C25 C355 University Orchestra C15 C25 C35- SANFORD ROBINSON GIFFORD Omaha, Afeb. Arts Nayati. CHARLES MARTIN GILCHRIST Cleveland, O. Ang 11 K E5 Majurag Cimexg Class Track Team C255 Varsity Track Team C255 Sophomore Cotillion Committee-5 General Committee C355 Constitution Committee C155 Class Rush Team C15 C25. GEORGE STEWART GILES Baltimore, Md. Electrical Ehgizieeriaig A. I. E. E5 Aero Club5 The Southerners. SAMUEL GINSBURG Elmira Arts E AM5 Ross Gilmore Marvin Debate Club5 Congress. JULIUS BERTRAM GLUCK New York City I-his Class Lacrosse Teams C15 C255 Varsity Lacrosse Team C255 Pillars of Society Cast CI5 5 Arts Spring Day Show C25 5 Deutscher Verein C35 5 Clinton Club C35 5 Somerset Y C355 State Scholarshipg Arts Tax Committee C35. PERCIVAL GOAN New York City M6ClZG11lCGZE7'lg'Il7'Z667'l7'lgT Z Wg Cornell Daily Sun Board C15 C25 C35 5 A. S. M. E5 Aero Club5 Bench and Board. A, CAMERON GOFF Caizisteo Veterinary A W5 Society of Comparative Medicine. NTOULTON BABCOCK GOFF Stilrgeoii Bay, Wis. Agriculture OWls5 College Soccer Team CI5 C25 C355 Eastman Stage CI55 College Glee Club C15 C25- NTOLLIE ALEXANDER GOLDENBERG Ithaca Arts PHILIP REUBEN GOLDSTEIN B2'00klJ'1l AWS .F AM5 Captain Freshman Debating Team US. Columbia. 147 AUSTIN WILLIAM GOUGH Anvil. MZAURICE A. GONTZ RUTH GRAHAM Sennightlyg Frigga Fylge. LLOYD FRANCIS GREEN ROBERT SMITH GREIG LESLIE HERBERT GROSER Brooklyn A griculture Troy, Ohio Civil Engineering B rookton A griculture Ridgewood, N. j. Mechanical Engineering iElclred Civil Engineering Brooklyn Law .41 Xg Cornell Daily Sun C25 C355 Aleph Samachg Book and Bowlg Owls, Mabriqueg Student Conference Committeeg junior Promenade Committeeg Law Banquet Committee. PHILIP NNILLIAM GROSS Milwaukee, Wis. Mechanical Engineering GROVER EDGAR RICK.1XRD Vlforcester Arts Debate Club CI5g College Cross Country Team C25 C35. EDWARD GEORGE GREENING Monroe, Mich. ,Agriculture A T Q. CHARLES RUSSEL GUILE, IR. Fulton Veterinary A W. DUANE VVHITNEY HADSELL New York City .Agriculture College Cross Country Team C255 Track Numerals. HERM.AN WILLIAM HAGEMAN Yonkers Agriculture Freshman Track Teamg College Soccer Team CI5 C25g Class Track Team C255 Varsity Track Team C255 Deutscher Vereing Cosmopolitan Club. GRETCHEN HAINLIN Metuchen, N. j. f Arts XVaysirle-Aftermath, Raven and Serpentg Crew C155 Basketball Team. ADNEY LOWELL HALLOCK Riverhead Arts College Baseball Teamg College Cross Country Team. DAVID HARVEY HAM Spokane, Wyo. Civil Engineering T' 2',' Rod and Bob. VVM. HENRY HAMILTON Somerville, N. .Agriculture VVILLIAM B. HANFORD Seattle, Wash. Mechanical Engineering H.ARX'EY ELRIDGE HANNTXFORD Cincinnati, O. .Architecture .Y X, Spring Day Committee CI5g Sophomore Decorating Committee. GEORGE CLIFTON HANNAM Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering A. S. M. B5 A. I. B. E. 148 GEORGE DANIEL HARDIN Chicago, Ill. Civil Engineering Elf I ,' Cimexg Rod and Bobg Freshman Baseball Teamg Spring Day Commit- tee C155 Chairman Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Chicago Clubg Associate Editor IQI3 Cornellian. VVELLESLEY CARL HARRINGTON IfVeedsport lllechonical Engineering JAEFREY CARL HARRIS Ithaca Arts Mandolin Club C15 C25 C355 University Orchestra C15 C25 C35. JOSEPH SAMUEL H.ARRIS Newark, N. j. Civil Engineering REBECCA STONEMAN H.ARRIS Ithaca Arts K A 62, FRED STAMFORD HARTLEY Saxton River, Vt. Law Secretary Riiie Club C255 Rifle Team C25. CHARLES ROUTT HARTZELL San juan, Porto'Rico Law A T A5 Mandolin Club C25 C35, JOSEPH MFCALPIN HCANVKINS Riverside, Cal. Agriculture JOHN WVESLEY HEEBNER Lansdale, Pa. Agriculture Vesper Choir. H. HELFRICH Buffalo lllechanical Engineering AGNES ELIZABETH HENDERSON Greenwich Arts A CD5 Raven and Serpent5 Class Basketball Team C15 C255 Class Crew C15 C255 Stunt Committee C355 Treasurer of Sports and Pastimes Association C355 Athletic Council C35. CARROLL HENSHAW HENDRICRSON Frederick, Md. Arts CD K 25 Ycnang Masque C255 Glee Club C355 IQI3 Cornellian Board. FRANK HENRY Eden Chemistry RUTH PARSONS HEUGHES Rochester Arts Wayside-Aftermatli. RYLAND HUGH HEXVITT Couverneur Agriculture 'Ycnang Caduceusg University Mandolin Club C25 C35. CAROLINE DENISON HIGGINS Arlington, Mczss. Agriculture HARRY WVRIGHT HII,I, Baltiniore, llifd. Civil Engineering The Southerners. GEORGE BARNES HISCOCK Syracuse Agriculture K A. 149 THERON CLYDE HOAO Gloversville Civil Engineering Sage Vesper Choir CID C2D C3Dg Glee Club CQD C3D. ELMER JESSE HOFFMAN Elinira Agriciiliiire RUTH NEWELL HOFMANN Philadelphia, Pa. Arts Raven and Serpent, Chairman Sophomore Stunt Committeeg Election Committee CIDg Freshman Banquet Committee. MEYER HOFSTADTER Brooklyn Civil Engineering ELLIOT MAHLON HOLBROOK Rockland, Mass. Arts Acaciag Festival Chorus CID CQDQ Advanced Choir CID C2D C3D. DONALD BELLIS HOLCOMBE Asbury Park, N. J. Mechanical Engineering FLAXIE MADISON HOLCOMBE Washington, D. C. Arts HERBERT GRISWOLD HONEYWELL Geneseo .Agriculture President 1913 Agriculture Class, Agriculture Musical Club CID C2Dg Agri- cultural Association Election Committee. CLARKSON CAMPBELL HOPE Roselle, N. j. Mechariical Engineering University Orchestra CID C2D C3Dg Hockey Squad C3D. ABNER BRUCE HOPKINS Lockport Law A X: Ycnang Mandolin Club. ALBERT HORNER, JR. Kiikaian, Hawaiian Is. A Agriculture X dig Majura, Ycnang Savage Clubg Masque CID, Masque Musical Composer C2D C3Dg Glee Club C2Dg Leader C3Dg Junior Smoker Committeeg Chairman Sophomore Stunt Committee, Freshman Cap Burning Committee. STEPHEN SUTTON HORTON Ossining .Mechanical Engineering ALFRED CARL HOTTES Ithaca Agridnlfwe GEORGE THEODORE HOUSTON, JR. Chicago, Ill. Law Elf fy 09 A 05 Cornell Chicago Clubg Glee Club. CHING FEI HOW Wnsih, Kiangsn, China Zllechanical Engineering ERIC VAII, HOWELL Soiitharnpton Civil Engineering Long Island Clubg C. E. Banquet Committee C3D. JESSE ROGER HOYVLAND Slaterville Springs Law Congressg' Cosmopolitan Club, Ross Gilmore Marvin Debate Clubg Civic Clubg Congress Declamation Stage. CLARENCE HIJCKLE Clyde Chemistry I SO ANDREW LUTKINS HUEsTIs Adelphos. HARRY BLAIR HULL A 05' Sibley Club C155 Aero Club EVERETT DALE HUN1'ER VVM. AUGUSTUS HUTCHISON AZ,' College Mandolin Mandolin Club C35. ROGER CLAIR HY.ATT ROBERT IRVING INGLEHART 41 K Eg Freshman Flag C35- EUGENE JENNINGS IRISH Elmhurst Arts Hollidayslnirg, Pa. M echanical Engineering CID. Dryden M eclzanical Engineering Millstoiie, N. j. .-lgriciiltiire Club C155 University Orchestra C25TC35Q University C leveland, O. Law Watert0It'1'z Law Rushg University Orchestra C25 C355 Mandolin Club fliibiirn Arts Auburn Club5 Basketball Squad C35. SIDNEY ISAACS Z B T. HARRX' YORK ISZARD EDWIN THOMAS JACKMAN New York City Arts Elmira Arts Pittsburgh, Pa. M echanical Engineering Masque C15 C25 C355 Varsity Hockey Squad C255 1913 Class Book BOard5 Junior Promenade Committe-e5 Sophomore Cotillion COmmittee5 Election Committee C25 C355 Chairman C355 Executive Committee C255 Spring Day Committee C15 C255 Freshman Tax Committee. DAVID DUNLOP JENNINGS, 2-ND. New York City Arts AZ 05 Krug und Tafel5 Janusg Secretary-Treasurer Arts Association C3'5Q Chairman Arts Athletic Committee C35. HAROLD MANSON JENNINGS Cincinnatiis Arts CHARLES REID JOHNSON Baltimore, Md. Civil Engineering Maryland Club. FREDERICK GREEN JOHNSON Wilkes-Bar1'e, Pa. Arts Masque C155 Masque Composer C25 C355 German Play C255 Sophomore Stunt Committee. THEOPHILUS JOHNSON, JR. Woodside Zlleclianieal Engineering BRUCE PALMER JONES Buyicalo Agriritlture Scalp and Bladeg Assistant Business Manager Cornell Countryman C15 C25 C3 5. ISI JOHN PAUL JONES llfashington, D. C. lllechonical Engineering X lllg Aleph Samachg Majurag Bench and Boardg Dunstang Cimexg Senatorsg Captain Freshman Track Teamg Varsity Track Teamg Varsity Cross Country Teamg Freshman Banquet Committeeg Sophomore Cotillion Com- mitteeg Junior General Committee. JOHN THOMPSON JONES New York City Mechanical Engineering 0 Eg State Scholarshipg 135-pound Novice Boxing Championship. ROBERT JOHN JONES TVilkes-Barre, Pa. Mechanical Engineering RICHARD VVALTER JONES llfonroe .Agriculture VVALTER SEELEY JONES Bu77'alo Arts A Xg Flag Rush Team Crj. ' WILLIAM BLOUSOM JOSEPH ' Wilmington, Del. Civil Engineering I C17 Ig Pyramidg Assistant Manager of VVrestling. EMILIO GUAROA JOUBERT Santo Dorningo, Doniinican Rep. Agriculture KARL GUSTAV KAFFENBERGER Buffalo Mechanical Engineering Scalp and Bladeg Deutscher Vereing Cosmopolitan Clubg University Orches- tra C15 Czj C335 Manager University Orchestra C255 Lieutenant of Cadet Corps C355 Military Hop Committee C333 State Scholarship. HENRY GUSTAV KANZLER Saginaw, Mich. Architecture X Wg Cimexg Dunstang Bench and Boardg Book and Bowlg Gargoyleg L,Ogiveg Aleph Samachg IQI3 Track Teamg Varsity Track Team. HERBERT WIGEITWICK KEIL Cleveland, Ohio Architecture PIUS PHILIP KELI,ER, JR. Pittsburgh, Pa. Arts 10 K Eg Freshman Baseball Teamg Varsity Baseball Squadg General Com- mittee Cgjg Class Vice-President and President Czj. GLNEY BROWN KENT Cazenovia Agriculture Z 60 Z. LEONARD VV. KEPHART Ithaca Agriculture RUSSELL TAYLOR KERBY Brooklyn Civil Engineering Assistant Business Manager Civil Engineer C3D. JAMES LYAMERVAL Til-ERR Brooklyn Civil Engineering Ill K If Pyramidg Anvilg Varsity Lacrosse Teamg Sophomore Spring Day Committeeg Junior Smoker Committee. JAMES LYLE KERR Adams, Mass. Mechanical Engineering 152 HERBERT HERNIAN IQESSLER Ornaha, Neb. Mechaiiical Engineering A T A. , WILLIAM IQESSLER New York Civil Engineering REGNAR THERON IQIDDE Detroit, llflich. Civil Engineering DOROTHEA ELIZABETH KIELLAND Buffalo Agriculture A 0 Hg Election Committee C155 Class Treasurer C253 Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. CLIFFORD LUCAS KINC Ithaca Arts TAO KING Sooehovv, China Civil Engineering President Cornell Chinese Students' Club. RICHARD GUSTAVE KINSCHERF Brooklyn Arts A X Pg Sophomore Smoker Committee. OSCAR ALFRED KLIAUSMEYER Cincinnati, Ohio .-lrts Z Xg College Baseball C215 Sophomore Spring Day Committeeg Class Rush Team. FRED SOLOMON IQLEINMAN Brooklyn flrts Beta Samachg Deutscher Vereing University Undergraduate Scholarshipg Barnes Shakespeare Prize. ORAM RosCoE KLINE Millville, Po. Civil Engineering Cosmopolitan Clubg Business Manager of Cosmopolitan Associationug Manager of Cricket College Spring Day Committee. ERNEST JOHN JACOB KLUGE MOWlClGi'7', N. j. Mecliarriical Engineering Bandhug Junior Smoker Committee. RALPH KNAPP Ardmore, Pa. I Biocheniistry A 0. MALCOLM CHASE IQNEELAND Pittsburgh, Pa. Arts A T Q. HENRIET1'A ANDREA KOCH Brooklyn ' Arts Class Corresponding Secretary, ,IO-'IIQ Third Vice-President, '11-'12. MARSHALL MCIQINLEY IXZOCH Pottsville, Pa. lbfeehanical Engineering QD A EL' Mandolin Club Czj C335 University Orchestra C15 C25 C3j. NATHANIEL EDYVARD KOENIG Brooklyn Veterinary Beta Samachg Society of Comparative Medicineg Agriculture Glee Club. VVILLFRED KARL KRAUSS Incliairiapolis, Ind, Low A K E. 153 ROBERT BACON KROGSTAD Washington, D. C. Law A A 1115 Dunstang Senatorsg Freshman Baseball Teamg Freshman Football Team5 Varsity Football Squad C255 Varsity Baseball Teamg Cimexg Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Freshman Tax Committeeg Junior Get- Together Committeeg Class Baseball Advisor C15 C255 IQI3 Get-Together Committee. AARON SHENK KREIDER, JR. --lnnville, Pa. ' Arts 125-pound Boxing Championship C35. I VVARD KREMER New York City , Law K Z5 Vtlidow Boardg Mabrique5 Sophomore Spring Day Committee of Deco- ration5 junior Feed Committee. C. CLIFFORD 'KEEH Brooklyn Arts Cornell Dramatic Club5 University Undergraduate Scholarship. RIQULINE DE LACAZETTE Havana, Cuba A Civil Engineering Spanish-American Club5 Cosmopolitan Club. ROBERT EDWVARD IJALEY Bradford, Pa. Mechanical Engineering A .5 ID5 IQI3 Get-Together Committee. WILLIAM DUNCAN LAMDIN Baltimore, Md. J-lrchitecture 6 E75 Sophomore Banquet Committeeg Junior Feed Committeeg Maryland Club. EDWARD HENRY LANGE Baltimore, Md. Mechanical Engineering A. I. E. E5 The Southerners5 Maryland Club. FRED BURR LATHROP Freeville Law THOMAS HENRY LATIMER, JR. Wilinington, Del. Mechanical Engineering A 095 Majurag Bench and Boardg Chairman of SophomoreINight Committee5 General Committee C35. HERBERT LAMBERT LAUTZ Buffalo Agriculture CLARK JONATHAN LAWRENCE .Malone Architecture EA E5 Gargoyle5 L'Ogive5 University Glee Club C15 C25 C355 Sophomore Quartette5 Varsity Football Squad C25 C355 Freshman Football Teamg General Athletic Director C155 President Of Freshman Class of College of Architectureg Executive Committee C355 Sophomore COtillionECommittee5 Junior Promenade Committee. EDWARD GODFREY LAWSON Bu77'alo Agriculture 6 A W. KOHN SAM LEE Canton, China Civil Engineering 154 YIK SHUN LEE Canton, China Ang ERNESTS DE LEON Vigan Ilooos, Philippine Islands Agrienltnre Cosmopolitan Club. NIORTIMER DEMAREST LEONARD Ridgewood, N. j. nlgrionltnre Agassiz Clubg Agriculture Mandolin Club Ci5g Agriculture Violin Quar- tette C25. VVILLIAM YOUNG LEROY Olean Agrimggmre Freshman Baseball Team. ALBERT LESKOVVITZ Brooklyn Ang .S A tD,' Arts Soccer Teamg Arts Cross Country Team. GRAHAM MCKAY LESLIE Newburgh Electrical Engineering ROBERT LEVY Charleston, S. C. Civil Engineering Sophomore Football Team, Varsity Football Squad, ,IO-,II. JOHN VVESLEY LITTLE lllontclair, N. j. Law ID A 0,' 10 A CD,' Aleph Samachg Savage Clubg Ycnang Varsity Track Team C255 Class Track Team CI5 C25g Mandolin Club C15 C25 C35g Soloist C25 C355 Junior Promenade Committee. JOSIAH RANDALL LIVERMORE Boston, Mass. Assistant in the Department Of Forestry. YING CHUIN LO Canton, China FRANCIS HOLLISTER LOCKWOOD Geneva A. I. E. Eg Sibley Club. CARLOS LACSON LOOSIN Cosmopolitan Club. Philippines KELLOGG LOGSDON Bushnell, Ul- 2102. LUTHER REYNOLDS LONGFIELD Oxford, Md. A grionltnre M echanical Engineering M echa nical Engineering rl gr-icnltnre fl rts ZW echa ni cal Engineering A 0,' Maryland Club, Varsity Cross. Country Team C25 C353 Class Sergeant- at-arms C35g Cadet Corps Second and First Lieutenant C35. JAMES A, LONGWELL Des Moiiies, Iowa Mfechanical Engineering K W. HENRY BEATY LOOS Philadelphia, PU- AHS A T Q. 155 HENRY WVEBB LORMOR Cleveland, Ohio ' Mechaiiical Engineering ID F115 Masque Prop Manager. JOHN TERRELL CARR LOWE Saratoga Springs Arts JOHN VVETMORE LOVVMAN Cleveland, Ohio Arts B 0 Hg Book and Bowl. BENJAMIN FERRIS LOWNSBERY, JR. Oxford Mechariical Engineering New York State Scholarship. BURLEIGH ADELBERT LUM Mediiia Architecture Z 0 Eg IQII Varsity Eightg Junior Smoker Committee, Junior Executive Committee. WILLIAM HENRX' LUTHER y Cleveland, Ohio Law JOHN MILTON LUTZ Birininghain, Ala. Mecliaiiical Engineering A T Ag Football Squad C355 Junior Promenade Committee. ALEXANDER LYLE, JR. New York City Civil Engineering 0 K ?If'. GORHAM NIALTBIE LYNES Santa Barbara, Cal. Mechanical Engineering Nayati. JOHN DOOLEY LYTTLE Newark, N. j. Arts DANIEL HUGH MCCARRIAGHER Roinnlns Law FH F. VVARD GRISWOLD IWCCLINTOCK Dryden Civil Engineering FRED HILLMAN MCCLINTOCK Franklin, Pa. Civil Engineering KZFQ Sun Banquet Committeeg Sun Baseball Team C255 Junior Smoker Committee. . JACOB VVARREN MCCONNELL Kenton, Ohio Civil Engineering Semaphoreg College Baseball Team C25. JOHN JOSEPH DAX'ID TWCCORMICK Holyoke, Mass. Civil Engineering .S A E, Dunstang Aleph Samachg Semaphoreg Pipe Committeeg General Corn- mittee C353 Civil Engineering Banquet Committee C353 Class Baseball Team CI5, Varsity Baseball Team C253 Varsity Football Squad C35. ANDREW RENSSEL.AER MCCOWN Gerrnantovvn, Pa. Law J T Ag Yonang Varsity Lacrosse Team C255 Sophomore Stunt Committeeg Glee Club C15 C25 C35, Sophomore Quartetteg IOI3 Get-Together Com- mittee C35. I56 HOWARD HORNISH MCHOSE A T Q5 Masque5 Savage Club. AUSTIN G. MCHUOH ROBERT DONALD MCIVER JANE DALZIER NICICELWVAY Cafasauqua, Pa. M eclaan-ical E1zgi1zee1'1'1fLg SC7'Lmf011. PU- Civil E'l1g'l1l667 ll1g llladrfid ' Civil E1Zgl7l667'1-71.g ICIZCICU 341 fig K K F5 Alliance Francaise C15 C25 C355 Vice-President C355 Les Cabotins C355 Class Stunt C15 C25 C355 Stunt Committee C355 Y. VV. C. A. Committee C25 C355 Advanced Choir C25 C355 Music Festival C255 Sage Dramatic C1ubC15 C25 C35. GEORGE PLUMMER MCNEAR, JR. Petaluma, Cal. Mecl1a1zlcal EHg'Z.7'l66l'l1Zg A A 05' junior Varsity Crew C255 Varsity Crew Substitute C25 5 Junior Smoker Committee. PERCY GEORGE LTCVETTY' DONALD BELOTE MACDONALD Buffalo M ecltanlcal Engizzeeflzzg Sl. Paul, Ml1z1z. Archlzfeczfzfzre cb fA,' Aero Club5 Varsity Track Squad C255 Cornell Cross Country Club C355 College Soccer Team C255 Track Team C255 Cross Country Team C35. GEORGE MACNOE Dansvllle M echanical Engllfleerlng K Ag Ycnan5 Cimexg Savage Club5 Bench and Board5 Glee Club C15 C25 C355 Lacrosse Team C255 junior Promenade Committee. CEDRIC AYLWIN BIAJOR B 1'00kly1fL Law A F5 cb A 05' Dunstan5 Mabriqueg Freshman Cross Country Teamg Freshman Track Team5 Varsity Cross Country Team C25 C355 Boardman Law Prize5 Sun Board C25 C355 Executive Committee C355 Freshman Tax Committeeg Sophomore Cotillion Committee5 Sophomore Spring Day Committee, Chairn1an5 Junior General Committee. PAUL MACY Civil Engineer Board C355 C. E. Honor System Committee C355 Semaphore. DONALD MOGRAW A K Eg junior Feed Committee. ROBERT JOHN MANN The SOutherners5 Aero Club5 C. C. C. C.5 Captain C. E. Cross Country, ,IO. VERYL EDWARD MiANN A 95 A. S. M. E.5 Sibley Club. AHLBORN GERTRUDE MZARVIN Hudson C ivll E1zgi1zee1'i1zg Detroit, Mich. M6ChG7'Z1'L'Gl E1zgi1zee1'z'1zg Oklahoma City, Olala. Civil Englzleerllzg Everett, Pa. Meclzaztictzl El'Z'gl1'Z6'6l'1'1lg PV-illees-Ba1'1'e, Pa. :lg1'lcultzu'e A CD5 IQI3 Cornellian Board C355 Secretary Y. W. C. A. C15 C255 Vice-Presi- dent Frigga Fylge C15 C25 5 Treasurer Deutscher Verein C25 5 Sage Crew C155 Executive Committee C15 C25 5 Class Stunt Committee C15 C25 5 Cafe Chantant Committee C35. T57 GEORGE HORN NIASLAND Richboro, Pa. Cornell University Poultry Association. KENNETH MEANS 0 .fl CD, HENRY JOSEPH MEISTER C leveland, Ohio Dunkirk Q f'.4I,' Arts Tax Committee CI5 C253 Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Masque C15 C25., HENRY A. MERYON Cleveland, Ohio Les Cabotinsg junior Feed Committee. NTONROE A. MEYER New York City -41 griculture M echanical Engineering A rts Stunt Committeeg Junior .-l griculture A rts Law THEODORE N7ALENTINE MEYER, JR. lfVaterbury, Conn. CD K Wg Sophomore Banquet Committeeg Spring Rush Committee C253 Masqueg Senior 'Week Play C255 Junior Feed Committeeg Dixie Club. GRANBERY MILLER Brooklyn Civil Engineering Z Wg Freshman Football Teamg Varsity Football Squad C25 g Varsity Football Team C355 Dunstang Cimexg Bench and Boardg Rod and Bobg Mabriqueg Sophomore Banquet Committeeg General Committeeg Student Conference Committee. VVILLIAM HENRY MILLER STRATFORD DENMAR MILLS Elmira Summit, N. j . M echanical Engineering M echanical Engineering 10 K E. THEO HEIMS MILLS Braddock, Pa. Mecliaiiical Engineering Nayati. EDWARD GARDNER MISNER Dairyland Agriculture JEAN DANIEL MODELL Philadelphia, Pa. Arts ELMER BUTTON MOORE Auburn Special Chemistry HOWARD RAYMOND MOORE Patchogue Civil Engineering Long Island Clubg Civil Engineer Board C35. VVILLIAM EMERSON lNlORDOFF Ithaca .Mechanical Engineering NVILLIAM ALGERNON MORE Buytalo Mechariical Engineering A T Ag Scalp and Bladeg Hockey Squadg Assistant Manager Freshman Track Team. JOSEPH HOLLOW.LXY MORGEN New York City Civil Engineering A 6g Aero Club Cr5g Rifle Club C255 Varsity Rifle Team C255 State Scholar- ship. T58 GEORGE NTORGENSTEIN Brooklyn AHS State Scholarshipg University Undergraduate Scholarship. BLANCHE XNHEELER TYIOYER Philadelphia, Pa. Arfg Cornell Dramatic Club. STERLING W. BTUDGE Long Island Club. CARL HERNIAN NTUELLER Glen Cove, L. I. Mechaniical Engineering Cleveland, Ohio Law 6 A Wg Law Smoker Committee. LYNN E. NIUELLER Cleveland, Ohio Law .2 K In A A. JOHN HERSOHEL TWUNN Lyons Agnmlgwe A Z,' Freshman Crewgljunior Varsity Crewg Sophomore Banquet Committeeg Sophomore Navy Director. .IENSS XNALDO MYERS Lockport AHS Krug und Tafelg The Owls. P. BARTON MYERS, JR. lllorristown, N. f. A715 B 0 of B 6 Hg University Glee Clubg Advanced Choir. MORRIS NEIFELD Brookllvn 44715 ZA CD,' Deutscher Vereing Ross Gilmore Marvin Debating Societyg College Soccer Czj C315 Captain C433 William Telln Cast. ROGER GRISWOLD NEVINS Vlfaterford, Conn. lblechanical Engineering A A CD5 Freshman Crewg Chairman Freshman Banquet Committeeg Class Treasurer, 'og-'rr. . GEORGE HENRY NEWBURY Elizabeth, N. j. Agriculture FRANKLIN LEROY NEWCOMB Elizabeth, N. j. .Mechanical Engineering A 0: A. S. M. E.g Sibley Club. CHARLES HARDY NEXVNIAN Ithaca Arts A I ,' Assistant Manager Golfg Mandolin Club C11 Czjg Glee Club C359 Era Board Crj Czj 535. HENRY Orrs NEWM.AN IIPLGCG Arts A 1 ,' Golf Team. PAUL NICHOLS Camden., N. j. Arts A K E. 159 GEORGE LLOYD NICKERSON Middletown Civil Engineering Lacrosse Team IJ Czb. WILLIAM DOUGLASS NISBET Providence, R. I. Law KD 2' K, Freshman Baseball Team, Varsity Baseball Team C2D. HERNIAN NVILLIAM NOLKER St. Louis, Mo. Mechanical Engineering Seal and Serpent, 1913 Cornellian Board. ELTON ROCKWELL NORRIS Cleveland, Ohio flrchitectiire K Z. JOHN BOYD NORRIS, JR. Baltiniore, Md. Mechanical Engineering 0 E, Maryland Club. I ALLEN BULLARD NORTON Salamanca Chemistry FREDERICK ERROL NORTON Syracuse , Arts 0 A X, Freshman Class Rush Team, Sophomore Stunt Committee, Ycnan, Masque, IQI3 Cornellian Board, 1913 Get-Together Committee, Manlius Club. JOSEPH HOBSON C,CONNELL Cincinnati, Ohio Law 2 X, did CD5 Aleph Samach, Dunstan, Majura, Ycnan, Cimex, Freshman Baseball Team, Varsity Baseball Team Czj, Sophomore Cotillion Com- mittee, Sophomore Class Rush Team, General Committee Junior Class. BERNARD O,CONNOR Wotertoivn , Civil Engineering Z W, Aleph Samach, Dunstan, Majura, Cimexg Rod and Bob, Varsity Foot- ball Team CQJ C355 Freshman Football Team, Freshman Banquet Com- mittee, Sophomore Banquet Committee, Junior Promenade Committee, A Class Vice-President C3J. FRANCIS BARNARD O,CONNOR Flnshing Civil Engineering Rod and Bob, Fencing Team CQJ. BERTRAM VVALTER O,DONNELL Medina Agriculture JOHN FRANCIS OHMER, JR. Dayton, Ohio Mechanical Engineering Z X: Spectre, Masque, English Club Play Cej, Cross Country Club CID CQJ, Sibley Banquet Committee. . JOHN MERRILL OLIN Alton, Ill. Mechanical Engineering K E. HAROLD HOLLENBACH OSBORNE Liizerne, Pa. Chemistry I6o JOHN LESLIE OSEORNE Oneida Clhgyaijgfriv Alembic. IRENE BERTHA OSTERKAMP Elnshing A4715 .fl 1175 Basketball Team CID C255 Captain Crjg Freshman Stunt Committeeg Les Cabotins. ENRIQUE OUTES Salla, fl rg. Rep. Mfeclianical Engineering Spanish-American Clubg Sibley Soccer Team. BLINN STEVENS PAGE Pilfslrnrgh, Pa. Civil Engineering K .YJ Aleph Samachg Freshman Track Teamg Chairman Sophomore Pipe Committeeg Junior General Committeeg Assistant Manager Baseball Teamg Rob and Bob. CHARLES BEAKES PALEN Rockland Orange County Clubg University Orchestra Qzj. ALAN VREELAND PARKER Niagara Falls A X. FREDERICK SHERMAN PARKER -llnbnrn 69 A CD. ROGER WILLIAMS PARKIIURST Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering Law A gricnltnre C ivil Engineering A .5 Q' Semaphoreg L'Alliance Francaiseg Class Football Team C235 College Crew Crjg Flag Rush Team CID 125. BENSON HOWARD PAUL Berrybroole CARL ALFRED PAULLIN jaineslown, Ohio PRESTON LITTLEPAGE PEACH Mrilchellville, llffd. Acacia. Brooklyn FRANK AIIERY PENDLETON Cosmopolitan Clubg Deutscher Verein. GRANVILLE AKERS PERKINS Dlforcester, llfifass. LEWIS CHAPIN PERRY IWLUCG Freshman Crewg Chemists Banquet Committee Cgj. JOIIN VVILLIAM PETERS Si- LOWS, -MO- 117 K Eg Masque Q25 C335 Spring Day Committee IIB. FRANKLIN PETTIT, IR. New York CULV 1D K W. 161 -4 gricullnre M echanical Engineering M echanical Engineering fl -rls A rts C heiniszfry .-l rcliileclnre .-l rcliiteclnre GEORGE TEMPLETON PERRY St. Louis, Mo. Seal and Serpentg Mandolin Club CID. WENDELL EDGAR PHILLIPS Port jervis, N. Y. Recording Secretary C. U. C. A. C3j. DAXCID HENRY PICKER 0 E II, Civil Engineer Board C31 Brooklyn ORRIN JOHN PIERCE lflforcesler, Mass. HAROLD LYNN PITNER A Z di. New Britain, Conn. BRAYTON ATWATER PORTER Krug und Tafelg Mandolin Club Czj C3j. EDNA ISADORE POST Catskill GEORGE HElN'RY POUND Plainfield, N. j. Miiiiieapolis, M inn. M echanical Engineering llflechanical Engineering Civil Engineering Civil Engineering Civil Engineering Civil Engineering El rts ilgricnltnre Assistant Secretary and Treasurer of the Cornell University Poultry Asso- ciation. ARTHUR GRAHAM POUNSFORD Cincinnati, Ohio Mechaiiical Engineering Glee Club C23 C355 Festival Chorus Czj. FREDERIC STANLEY POWER Sl. Panl, Minii. Mechaviical Engineering A T. THOMAS MARTINAS POWERS Troy AWS RALPH KING PRATT Nnnda I Mechanical Engineering WILLIAM HENRY PRATT Hackensack, N. f. Chemistry ROBERT VVILLIAM PROCTER Raleigh, N. C. llflechanical Engineering Z CD Eg Nayatig Orchestrag The Southerners. IRENE MAE QUIRIN Olean Agricnlrnre junior Executive Committee. VVALTER MCMILL.AN RALIJH Bnjifalo ClL6r111'5ffy Zodiac, Alembicg Scalp and Bladeg Mandolin Clubg University Scholarship. CLINTON BEAUMONT RAYMOND Penfleld flgricnltnre LOUIS DUBOIS REBS Asheville, N. C, Mechanical Engineering X CD, Freshman Crew. DONALD HOXVELL REEVES Oak Park, Ill. llllechanical Engineering A 69, Cross Country Club C255 Sibley Cross Country Club C25 C315 Class Track Team C235 A. S. M. E. C3j. 162 REGINALD CARTER REEVE Madisoii, N. j. Bandhug Junior Varsity Crew C25. CHRISTIAN HERMANN REURIANN Bristol, N. j. Deutscher Vereing State Scholarship. ADOLPH REUTLINGER Louisville, Ky. A gricultiire Meclianical Eiigiiieerizig A rts A K Ep Savage Club, Dixie Clubg Freshman Track Teamg Editor-in-Chief 1913 Cornelliang Mandolin Club C15 C25 C351 Soloist C353 University Orchestra C15 C25 C35Q Freshman Banquet Committeeg Freshman Cap-Burning Com- mitteeg Junior Smoker Committeeg Freshman Class Rush Team. CARLETON PORTER REX Philadelphia, Pa. A tts 0 A X,' Stunt-Master Sophomore Stuntg Sophomore Night Committeeg WidO1x'g junior Feed Committee. HARVEY FRANK RHODES Beaver Falls, Pa. RICHARD ANDERSON RICE Russellville, Pa. PHILIP ALFRED RIC!-IRIOND Lockport 0 A X. GEORGE RAYMOND RINKE Y New York' City A T Ag Mandolin Clubg Sophomore Cotillion Committee. MARGUERITE LOUISE ROBINSON Reading, Jliass. HAROLD HOWE ROBINSON Phelps 0AX,' tDBKCZofN.Y.5 KINSEY ROBINSON joliet, Ill. B 0 Hg Chicago Club. GEORGE HELM ROCKWELL Ithaca CD A 0g Spectreg Assistant Manager Basketball Team. FRED STILLMAN ROGERS Alfred Alfred Club. ARTHUR DAVID ROSENBERG New York City ZBT. DAVID H. ROSENBURG Seattle, W05h- GEORGE WASHINGTON ROSENTH,AL Cifieiimati, Ohio MIAURICE RO'PHS'FEIN johrzstovtvl, PC1- Savage Clubg lfVidOw Board C25 C35- 163 A gricultiire Law M echcmieal Eiigiizeeriiig M echaiiical Eiigiiieeriiig A g'riciiltu1'e Civil Eiigiiieeriiig M echaiiical Eiigiiieeriiig M echaiiical Engiiieeriiig Meclianical Eiigiiieeriiig A rts A gricultiire M6L'1ZG,'ltlL'Gl E11 giheerizzg A gr'icullizi1'e WARREN EGGLESTON ROUSE Geneva K A. JAMES GORDON' ROWE, JR. Red Bank, N. j. VVILLIAM GEORGE RUBINONKY Newark, N. j. M echanical Engineering .Mechanical Engineering A rchitecfn re C. E. Soccer Team C235 Architecture Soccer Team C355 Architecture Basket- ball Team C3j. DOROTHY RUSSELL El Paso, Texas A A ris Vice-President Dixie Club C355 Freshman Banquet Committeeg Chairman Freshman Stunt Committeeg Junior Stunt Committee, Toastmistress Freshman Banquet. WILLIAM JAMES RUSSELL Convernenr Mechanical Engineering Amphiag Sibley Track Team Czjg Sibley Cross Country Team Czj C3j. REGINALD RUSSELL Caldwell, N. j. .Mechanical Engineering LYNDE HUNTER RYMAN Dallas, Pa. Civil Engineering Z cb E5 Mandolin Club C25 C3j5 Civil Engineer Board. ANIBROSE RYDER Carniel Mechaiiical Engineering ROSE SADVORANSKY Brooklyn Arts Vice-President Dramatic Club C3D. EZRA BURT SANFORD New York City Arts Agassiz Club5 Clinton Club. HENRY DENTON SAYER Ufesttoivii Lavv Class Day Committee. LESLIE ALBERT SAYRE Glenbrook, Conn. VVINTHROP TARBELL SCARRITT IP K Elly Semaphore. East Orange, N. j. THEODORE CHARLES SCHAETZLE Ulica H.ARRY BENTON SCHEIRER Elnfiira EDWARD lWAGNUS SCHEU Bnjtalo Mechanical Engineering Civil Engineering Civil Engineering Law .Mechanical Engineering L1 T A5 Ycnan5 Bench and Boardg Scalp and Bladeg Varsity Hockey Team C25 C335 General Committee, Sophomore Smoker Committee. HIARRY' EMIL SCHMELTER Brooklyn Anvil Clubg RiHe Team Czl. 164 A gricvzllnre ALVIN CHARLES SGHRADER Amphia. GLENDON AUSTIN SCI-IUBERT GEORGE MUNRO SCHURMAN Diziileirk Meclia1iical Ezizgiiieeriifzg Oneida A115 Izflirzca fl rts A J 195 Aleph Samachg Assistant Manager Musical Clubsg Majurag Book and Bowlg junior Promenade Committeeg Student Conference Committee. DANIEL SCHULTHEIS THOMAS FINCH SCOTT A X. ROBERT HZUBB.-XRD Scorr SAMUEL DUDLEY SCUDDER, JR. C allege Point A175 Ruslwille, Ill. ,-lrls Drmsiiille Vete1'i1z,a1'j1 Kiizgsfmi Law K TL' Ulster County Clubg Orchestra Q25 C35. JULIUS JACOB SEIDEX jersey C izfjf, N. f. Law 0 E Hg Freshman Lacrosse Teamg Sophomore Lacrosse Teamg Law Soccer Team. FRANK SHELDON SELBY B 0 Hg University Orchestrag Mandolin Clubg Savage Clubg Semaphore. HENRY MIONROE SELLING Cosmopolitan Club. BERNARD VVILLIAM SHAPER Bandhug Freshman Crew. FRED CLIFFORD SHAW .Pl Z5 Class Track Team 125. RICHARD lXlUTTING SHAW Omaha., Neb. Civil E1igi1iee1'i1zg N ew York C it y .Mecliaiiicczl E1igi1Lee1'i1ig Herkimer A gViz:iiltil1'e lllaiichestev' C 67'Zf67', Vt. A griciilture .Sliellmme Falls, M ass. Velerifia-ry .4 TE: Society of Comparative Medicineg Varsity Wrestling Team Qzjg 175-pound University Wrestling Championship Czj. VVELLINGTON BARNS SI-IAYS Owego Meclzaiizical Eiigiifieering Cosmopolitan Club. EDWARD MARTIN SHEPARD, JR. Sprirzgfield, IMO. lweclimzical Eiigivieerivig K A QSouthernj. JOHN HASTINGS SHERWIN Idaho Springs llleclirmical Eiigizieering A. T. E. Eg Freshman Track Teamg Basketball Squad 123. YVAREMAN FRANCIS SHERwooD B'l7lg1ZGWZf0'Ilf Civil E'lZgZ'1ZE367'l'l'Z'g State Scholarship. I65 ARTHUR SHIVERICK Chicago, Ill. Arts J lf' IQI3 Get-Together Committee. FRANK SHORT Penn Yan Electrical Engineering Aero Clubg Sophomore Fencing Team. ROBERT LINVILLE SCHULTZ Spokane, Tflfash. Arts di E Kg Majurag Cimexg Class Baseball Team Crjg Spring Day Committee Qzbg Assistant Manager Association Football Team. HERBERT GRAFF SIDEBOTTOM Philadelphia, Pa. Chernistry W lf' Ycnang Alembicg Assistant Business Manager of IQI3 Cornellian. LEO NELSON SIMMONS Sidney Law Cornell Congressg Law Associationg Law Soccer Team. ROBERT ESSELSTYN SKINNER ' Dnnedin, Fla. Agricnltnre Nayatig The Southerners. ALFRED LESTER SLOCUM Milzva'zflkee, Wis. Arts JOHN HENRY SMALL I Washiiigtoii, D. C. Agricnltnre A Z Q5 Senatorsg Varsity Four-Oared Crew. DONALD FULLER SMITH Toledo, Ohio Mfechanical Engineering FRANCIS COE SMITH Fulton Agriculture JOSEPH HUNT SMITH Barnesville, Ca. .Mechanical Engineering KD A 05 Dunstang Majurag Cimexg Ycnang Dixie Clubg Bench and Boardg Soph- omore Banquet Committeeg Junior Smoker Committeeg Freshman Foot- ball Teamg Varsity Football Squad fzj Cgjg Editorial Board IQIS Class Book. ORRIN RTUNN SMITH Ovid Agricnltnre Caduceusg Cornell Countryman Board C21 Cgj. STEPHEN HUBBLE SMITH Utica Civil Engineering University Orchestra. XVILLIAM PIONVARD SMITH Easthainpton, Mass. Architecture Gargoyle. BERKELEY HUBBELL SNOW Portland, Ore. Arts X Wg Bench and Boardg Musical Clubs C15 C23 C355 Savage'iClubg Freshman Spring Day Committeeg Sophomore Stunt Committeeg IQI3 Get-Together Committee. 166 CECIL DENISE SNYDER Freeliolci, N. j. jVIGCClCL7'l'lC0l.E'7Zgl7'l667'l'1'lg fAE,' Sophomore Class Rush Tearng Mandolin Club C25 Cglg University Orchestra C25 C3j. HOWARD HIXLSEY SNYDER Brookljui Civil Eiigiiieeriiig Anvilg Spectreg Class Track Team C15 Czlg Varsity Track Team C25 C355 Cross Country Team Czjg Freshman Cap-Burning Conimitteeg Election Committee Czj C3jg junior Feed Committee. JAMES LAMDIN SNYDER, JR. lflfellsboro, Pa. .Mecliaiiieal Efrigiiieerizig cb I' 41. HARRY ELLIS SOUTHARD Enid, Olelcz. lllechaiiical Eiigiiieeriiig Tax Committee C155 General Committee C3D. CHARLES SOUTHVVICK Belvidere, N. j. ZVf6ChC11'l7iCL1l.E'Vlgl'7'L667'7i7'Zg Advanced Choir. LAURENCE SPALDING Ithaca Civil Eiigi-iieeriiig THOMAS GARDNER SPATES Mt. Veriioii .7VI6CIl!17'l7:CCllE7lgi7Z66l'li7lg 41 T d,' Spectreg Class Track Team Crjg Sibley Track Team Crj CQD. JACOB FERDINAND SPEER lVilmif1igt0ii, Del, Civil Eiigiiieeriiig GENEVIEVE SPENCER Milford Arts Raven and Serpentg Freshman Banquet Committeeg Stunt Committee Czjg 1913 Class Book Board. TRENE ELIZABETH SPINDLER Oleczifi flrfs LEON HUNT SPOONER Peiiii Yaii flgriciilmre ROWAN DUNKEL SPRAKER Cooperstovvii Arts Z Ng Masque CU C25 Cgjg Assistant Stage Managerg Dramatic Club Cgjg Era Boardg junior Feed Committee. EDNVATRD CANNING STAHL New York City JVIeclia-ziicczl Eiigiizeeriiig .S K 1' A Ag Scabbard and Bladeg Cosmopolitan Clubg Sibley Clubg Sibley Journal Czjg Publication Manager Cgj. C HENRY CHAPMAN STANVVOOD Ervaiisloii, Ill. ilfecliaiiical Eiigiiieeriiig 0 K Wg Swimming Team C215 Glee Club C3D. NATHAN FREDERICK STEARNS Hfeszf Lebanoii, N. H. nlgriciiltiire A 0. HENRY BAKE STEER fllbaiiy fig7 lCl4ll1l'1'G Eleusisg Albany Club. 167 LTORTIMORE IRVING STEINHARDT New York City Arts ZBT. FRANK MARCH STEPHENS Kflg Cimexg Majurag Detroit, lbliclz. Law Book and Bowlg Freshman Spring Day Committeeg ' Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Junior Promenade Committeeg Class Executive Committee C3Jg Toastmaster Sophomore Smokerg Assistant Manager Fencing Team C3J. BQARY STEPHENS ' C oraibria, Vfz. Arts A dig Class Third Vice-President Crjg Y. WV. C. A. Cabinetg President Dixie Club C3J. JULIUS LONG STERN lflfilkes- Barre, Pa. iweohaniool Eiigiiieeriiig Masque CID 3, Le Bourgeois GentilhOmme Crjg Freshman Spring Day Com- rnitteeg General Committee C3J. JOSEPH S. STERN NORMAN DOMAN STEVE C-i1fzc'i1i11ot2', Oli io Arts Pittsford Agriculture AZ,' Genesee Valley Clubg College Basketball Team C255 College Crevv Czbg College Soccer Team C3j. EDMUND HARVEY STEVENS Homer Agriciiltilre 5 W E. ALBERT LESTER STEVENSON Brooklyn Civil Eiigirlee-riiig AXP,' Ycnang Mabriqueg Pyramidg Sophomore Spring Day Committeeg Junior Smoker Comrnitteeg Class Executive Committee C33. HAROLD G. STEVENS Seymour, Corm, .Mecliaiiicol Erigiiieering Class Track Team Czj. WVILLIAM CLARENCE STOKOE Scottsville flgrioillture JOSEPH CORBOY JOHN STRAHAN New York City CivilE1igi1ieeri1ig A If Aleph Samachg Mabriqueg Freshman Cap-Burning Committeeg Sopho- more Pipe Committeeg Junior Promenade Committeeg Class Secretary C353 Assistant Manager Varsity Football Team Cgb. EARL DEX'ERE STRAIT FRANK ABRAHAM STRAUSS HENRX' VVALDO STRUCK XVILBUR CARLETON SUITER LEO JAMES SULLIVAN Seal and Serpentg Clas West Oneonta fl gricitlture lfVilkes-Barre, Pa. Arts Davenport, Iowa .Mechanical Eizgiiieering Sharzioleiri, Pa, M'echa1iical Eiigineeriiig Rochester Mechaviicczl E11g7l7'Z687'1 l'Lg S Secretary C1 J. 168 MELYIN FOWLER SWALWELL A T.Q,' Election Committee junior Feed Committee. FREDERICK GEORGE SWITZER College Crew Crj C2j. RAX'NIOND VVILSON SYMONDS Eleusis. GEORGE VVASHINGTON TALL, JR. 0 Eg Maryland Club. ELBERT ALDRICH TAYLOR SAMUEL IJEROY TAYLOR VVILLARD HERBERT TAYLOR Everett, Hfash. Crj C25 C3j, Sophomore New York City Nittley, N. J. Roland Pork, Md. Rochester fl uhm'-ti Mo1itclai1', N. A g1'icirlttt7'e Banquet Committee 3 llflecliaiiical Eiigiiieerittg Mefflia ziical E it giiieeri 11. g llleflzcmical Ezigiiieeriiig .Mecliaiiicrzl Eiigiiieeriiig C ivil Eitgiiieeriiig M echaizical Eiigiiieeriiig 111 A 0, Freshman Tax Committee, Sophomore Cotillion Committee. HENRY TEN HAGEN High Falls Civil Eiigizieerifzig Semaphore. YVELLING FISKE THATCHER Beiiiiingtoti, Vt. Arts A T Q5 Class Crew Cijg junior Varsity Crew C255 Sophomore Smoker Com- mittee, General Committee C31 CHARLES SANFORD THAYER New York City Meclioiificiil Eiigiiieeriwig CHARLES EDWIN THOMAS Brooklyn Mecliaizical Eztgfizieeriifzg HARVEY ALMON COLE THoMAs Peiiyield Hlgrztultttre Genesee Valley Club, College Glee Club C155 Festival Chorus C235 Advanced Choir C2l Cgl. JAMES C. THOMAS, JR. New York City Law .4 09 Ag Class Track Team CID. ULDRIC THOMPSON, IR. Honolulu, H. I. llI8ChC1HlCGlE1Z'gl1l661'lllg Banjo Club C213 English Play Czlg Mandolin Club C3l. GEORGE BARTRUFF THUMMEL Owzalia, Nob. Low .Y W, Cimexg Bench and Boardg Ycnang Chairman Arts Tax Committee CI lg Sophomore Night Committeeg Junior Smoker Committeeg Mandolin Club Cry C23 Cglg Cornell Daily Sun Board. 169 HARDIN THWEATT Rochester Civil Engineering HAROLD IOSIAH TILLON Elrna Center Law Somerset YQ Varsity Soccer. HOYVARD TILSON Brooklyn Mechaiiical Engineering .Z A E5 Class Football Team C15 C255 Sibley Crew C155 Varsity Lacrosse Squad C255 Class Rush Team C255 Festival Chorus C255 General Committee C355 Long Island Club. PAUL FREDERICK TITCHENER Binghamton Meclianical Engineering Mandolin Club C15 C25 C355 Advanced Choir C355 Sophomore Spring Day Committee5 Junior Promenade Committee. JOHN NEAL TILTON, JR. La Grange, Ill. . Architecture Adelphosg L'Ogive5 Gargoyle5 College Soccer Team C255 College Basketball Team C25 C355 College Baseball Team C255 Architects Boat-ride Committee C355 Xmas Tree Committee C35. GARNETT IRVING TORIAN Evansville, Ind. Architecture B 0 H5 L'Ogive. WILLIAM HENRY TOURISON Cerntantown, Pa. Law 0 A 05 KD .4 105' Ycnang Assistant Manager Freshman Baseballg Class Baseball C155 1913 Get-Together Committee. LOUIsE TOWNSEND New York City Arts K K F. 3 PAUL TRAEGER New York City Mechaiiical Engineering Sirromg State Scholarship. ALBERT CARROLL TREGO Hackensack, N. j. Mechaiiiical Engineering 0 K ZF5 Ycnan5 Bench and Board5 Sophomore Stunt Committeeg Junior Feed Committee. EDWVARD TRAINER Philadelphia, Pa. .Mechanical Engineering A K E5 Class Baseball Team C155 Class Football Team C255 Varsity Baseball Squad C255 Varsity Football Squad C355 Sophomore Banquet Committee: Sophomore Spring Day Committeeg 1913 Get-Together Committee. CLAUDE LEONIDAS TURNER Clayton, N. j. Mechaiiical Engineering Sibley Journal of Engineering Board C25 C35 5 Assistant Business Manager C35 5 University Orchestra C15 C255 Corresponding Secretary Sibley Club C355 Sibley Banquet Committee C25 C355 junior Feed Committee. FREDERICK HAROLD TYLER Albany Mechanical Engineering Eleusisg Sibley Clubg Albany Club5 Varsity Hockey Squad C25. 170 EDWARD MILTON URBAND Ithaca .Architecture Gargoyle5 Deutscher Verein5 Les Cabotinsg L'Alliance Francaise. HARRY OsCAR UNDERHILL Albany M echanical Engineering 0 E5 Class Football Team C155 Varsity Football Team C355 junior Smoker Committee5 Class Football Director C155 Glee Club C155 1913 Quartette C15. COWLES MiEAD VAIDEN Vaiden, Miss. Civil Engineering ERNEST VAN ATTA Spencer Agriculture HARRY LEONARD VAN BUREN Stockport Agriculture GRANT CLINTON VAN HOESEN Ithaca Agriculture Z KD Eg Mandolin Club C15 C25 C35. WILLIAM XIYAN KIRK Pittsburgh, Pa. Arts X Zlfg Aleph Samachg Assistant Manager Navy C355 Cimex5 Majurag Masqueg Chairman Freshman Spring Day Committee5 Chairman Sophomore Cotil- lion COmmittee5 Chairman Junior Promenade Committee5 Editorial Board IQI3 Class Book. DURBIN VAN LAW Denver, Colo. Coxswain Agricultural Crew C15. HOWARD BLISS VAN VALKENBURGH East Orange, Anvil Club. M echanical Engineering N. j. M echanical Engineering ETHEL V ERNON Wilmington, Del. Arts WILLIAM RICHARD lwCiKEY VERY Chestnut Hill, Mass. lldfechanical Engineering Zodiac. HANs VIETOR 5 Brooklyn Arts Seal and Serpentg Mandolin Club C15 C25 C35 5 University Orchestra C15 C25 C355 Rush Team C155 Arts Tax Committee C15. HERMANN CARL VIETOR Brooklyn - Arts Seal and Serpent5 Class Track Team C15 5 Arts Tax Committee. EDWARD PRICE VREELAND Salamanca Arts Acacia. FRANK THORPE VREELAND Brooklyn Arts Anvilg College Soccer Team C25 C35. JEAN DE PENDRILL XYADDINCTON Paris, France Agriculture K A5 L'AllianCe Francaise C255 President C355 Le C355 Cosmopolitan Club. 171 s Cabotins C255 Vice-President HAROLD ATHELSTANE VVADMAN Bayoii-rie. N. j. Mechavliical E1lgi'll667Zl11g ROBERT SARGENT VVAIT Norwich Civil Eugiiieerihg ROBERT WILLARD WALKER Yotzileers Law Z W5 Majurag Cimexg Bench and Board5 General Committee C355 Assistant Manager Widow C255 Business Manager C35. DUDLEY VVALKER WALLACE Moiitclai1', N. j. Mecliaiiical Ehgiueerihg C17 K Wg Ycnan5 Mandolin Club C15 C25 C355 Varsity Track Team C255 Rush Team C255 1913 Cornellian Board. GLENN LEALAN VVALLACE Fulton Agriculture College Glee Club C15 C25. HENRY LYMAN VVALRATH A Syracuse .Mechanical Eiigirzeeriug University Orchestra C15 C25 C355 Mandolin Club C25 C35. WILLIAM VVALZER Brooklyn Law Beta Samachg Cornell Rifle Team C255 '86 Declamation Stageg L'Wilhelm Tell Cast. RUSSELL HAIQRISON VVAMEAUG1-1 Baltimore, Md. Mechaiiical Eiigiueeriiig Sibley Engineering Clubg Southern Club C25 C355 College Baseball Team C155 A. I. E. E. VVALTER EDWARD VVANNER Buffalo Mechariical Eiigiiieeriug ALBERT ALOYSIUS WARD Stamford, Coiiii. Civil Eugirieeriiig Rod and Bob. DAVID STRUSS WARD Queezis Architecture fl? K 25' Long Island Club. GRACE BooLs XNARNER Charlotte Arts STANLEY H. VVATSON Douglastoh Agriculture B 0 U5 Class Baseball Team C155 Class Football Team C155 Varsity Football Squad C25. H.ARRIET ELIZA XNATERMAN Portlazid, Ilfle. Arts J If Class Election Committee C155 Sage Dramatic Club C25. DZONG IQNVEN VVEI Harileow, Chiiia dg1 iCMltuVe' H.1XROLD GEORGE VVEIDENTHAL C levelaiid 5 Ohio lldechaziical Eiigizieeriiig 172 TNIAURICE LAWRENCE VVEIL Bizyicalo Law CHARLES VVEISS Ithaca Civil Eizgiizeerrizig Cosmopolitan Clubg Class Swimming Team C155 Ethics Clubg Secretary Stuyvesant Club C35. SAMUEL WEISS New York C ity Civil Eiigiiieering Class Executive Committee CI5. 1 ALBERT EDWVARD WELCH New York Cify lvlecharnical EHglll667'l'Hfg HALsEY N7ANDI-ERLEITI-I VVELLES Denver, Colo. llffechcziiical Eifrgizieerivig A K Eg Savage Clubg Cimexg Bench and Boardg Mandolin Club C25 C35g Class Baseball Cr5g Junior Promenade Committeeg Sophomore Rush Team. THEODORE LADD K. VVELI,Es lfVi'llees-Bawfe, Pa. Civil Eifzgiiieeriiig A .41 CD5 Sophomore Night Cominitteeg Rush Team C25. ARTHUR KENYON VVEST ' Ft. Riley, Kari. AVIS 0 A di. HARRY LINDSAY WITEELER Chicago, Ill. lvlecliaiiical Ezigiiieeriiig 41 Vg junior Smoker Committee. HoRATIo QUINCY VVHEELER Porilmzd, Me. Zlleclzaiiifal Eizgiiieerizig 0 F A. PAUL TREVETT VVHEELER Orchczrrl Park Civil Eiigiiieeriiiig BENJAMIN HARRISON XNHEELOCK Fraiikfort Veteriziary Q T E. JOHN ENLOE VVHINERY EastOraf1ige, N. j. .-lgriciilmre B 0 Hg Dixie Clubg Class Track Team C15 C25 5 Varsity Track Team C25 5 junior General Committee. LEONARD FREDERICK XVHIPPLE Lebaiioii, N. H. flgriciiltiire A Z. ARTHUR EDWARD VVHITE Brooklyn .lgriciiltw'e Eridanns Clubg Cornell Somerset Y. Criss VVARD XVHITNEY Rochester ,'lg7 lCTfLllLl7'6' Sophomore Stunt Committeeg IQI3 Quartette C15 C35g Glee Club C15 C25 C355 University Quartette C3,5g Agriculture Honor System Committee. FRANK RICE WI-IITING Plziladelpliia, Paz. IMecIia11irfrzl Ezzgizzeerhiq I' 05 Mandolin Club C35. 11.9 JESSEL STUART VVHYTE 1 Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering EF' l ,' Aleph Samachg Cimexg Majurag Chicago Club5 Class Football Team C155 Varsity Football Team C25 C355 Varsity Basketball Team C255 General Committee C35. J. S. WIGHT Cairo, Ca. Agriculture 0 A 0 CEmory College55 Ph.B. Emory College, '115 The Southerners. JOSEPH WILE WARD Danbury, Conn. Meclianical Engineering Krug und Tafel. WALTER OSTROM VVILKIE Ainsterdarn Agriculture ARTHUR PERRY VVILLIAMS Honeoye Agriculture 40 B K CZ. of New York5. MILTON ROGERS WILLIAMs A Ornaha, Neb. Architecture A T A5 Gargoyle5 Varsity Football Squad C35. PAUL WILLIAMS Ithaca M echanical Engineering Class Crew C15. GAYLORD MEAD WILLSEY Candor Law I' H F5 Spectre. EDWARD LEWIS WILSON Warsaw Veterinary A W5 Probe and Scalpelg College Track Team C255 College Baseball Team C25. MARJORIE WILSON A Ithaca Arts English Play Cast5 Les Cabotins Cast5 Class Stunt Committee C15 C255 Sage Dramatic Club5 Advanced Choir C15 C25 C355 Festival Chorus C15 C25 C355 Vice-President Outside Girls' Club5 Executive Committee of VVomen's Self-Government Association. WILFRED DE SIDNIA WILSON Napanee, Canada .Agriculture A Z5 Varsity Soccer Team C255 Varsity Hockey Squad C25 C355 Manager Col- lege Soccer Team C255 Manager College Basketball Team C255 IQI3 Class Book Board5 Cornell Countryman C25 C355 Junior Feed Committeeg Agri- cultural Banquet Committee C25. CLARENCE GILEs WINSLOW Churchville .Mechanical Engineering Eleusis5 Genesee Valley Club. FREDERIC BAZINE WIPPERMAN Lagansport, Ind. .Mechanical Engineering A X P5 Rush Team C15. FREDERICK GEORGE VVISCHHUSEN New York City .Agriculture PARKIN AMONG Canton, China Arts Cosmopolitan Club. I 74 JOHN BARTHOLOMEYV WOOD Newton Highlands, Mass. 0 A X1 Class General Committee C35. QLIVER ADELBERT WOOD Anbnrn PIERCE MEAD VVOOD Gardner, Mass. .5 A E. THOMAS CHILDS WURTS Pittsburgh, Pa. M echanical Engineering Mecha1iical Engineering Mechanical Engineering M echanical Engineering X Wg Telluride Associationg Assistant Manager Hockey Team C355 junior Smoker Committeeg Sibley Banquet Committee C35. ALFRED QGDEN VVYKER Goshen Arts Bandhug Festival Chorus C15 C25g Advanced Choir C25 C35g Deutscher Vereing Cast of Wilhelm Tell. GERTRUDE WHITNEY lYOUNG Delhi Arts A Z,' Class Executive Committee C25 C355 Sage House Committee C355 Treas- urer Y. VV. C. A. C35. LESLIE BRENARD YOUNG Utica Arts VVILLIAM HONVARD ZABRISKIE Glen Cove Meclianiical Engineering .Long Island Club. ADOLPH FRANK ZANO Denver, Colo. Arts E Xg Bench and Boardg Spectreg Assistant Manager Varsity Lacrosse Teamg Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Toastmaster Sophomore Banquetg Captain Rush Team C255 General Committee C355 Vice-President Arts Associa- tion C35. HUGO ZELLER New York City Law 11 CD,' Mabriqueg Freshman Football Teamg Varsity Football Squad C25 C355 Freshman Tax Committeeg Sophomore Banquet Committeeg junior Feed Committee. JM, 'Lf 1 V4 s 'W' 175 ,Uedicol Name Fraternity ISIDORE ADLER JOSEPH S. BALDWVIN, fl K K ELEANOR BERTINE, fl E I A. G. BIDDLE, df I4 I FRANK N. DEALX', fl! A E EDWARD M. DODD, W .4 I G, S. DUDLEY GEORGE KORNFELD IMORRIS KUSH ICRISTINE MANN, fl E I ANN lVlARTIN, .4 E l H. W. lWAYS HENRY R. MULLER JACOB PILLER J. RANDOLPH QUINN, .4 K K WALTER A. REITER MAURICE I. SMITH N. WESTBY IAS. W. WILTSIE, 0 .1 I ahh: Zuninrs . Year of College Graduation Cornell I 9 I I Fordham University I 909 Vassar I 908 New York University IQOQ VVillianIs I 9 I 0 Princeton I 909 Cornell I 9 I 0 C. C. N. Y. I 9o9 Cornell I 9 I O Q Smith I 89 5 l Michigan IQOO University of California IQO8 g Ohio University I 908 l Cornell I 9 I I Cornell I 909 C. C. N. Y. I 908 Princeton I 909 Cornell I 9 I O C. C. N. Y. 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A wmwvfffv V:-M-WHm,..v ' , 'I-1,-'2'.7,y..,,fffy: Ehud who PHAT EENI TIES jiraternltues In Order of Establishment of Chapters at Cornell University ZETA PsI CHI PHI KAPPA ALPHA ALPHA DELTA PHI PHI KAPPA Psr CHI PsI DELTA UPsILoN 415 Stewart Ave. 107 Edgernoor Lane 2 Central Ave. 777 Stewart Ave. IO3 McGraw Place 810 University Ave. 6 South Ave. DELTA TQAPPA EPsILoN I3 South Ave. THETA DELTA CHI PHIf 'i.TA THETA BETIIA THETA PI PSD UPSILON ALPHA TAU OMEGA PHI GAMMA DELTA PHI DELTA PHI PHI SIGMA KAPPA DELTA TAU DELTA IS South Ave. 125 Edgenioor Lane I7 South Ave. 1 Central Ave. 625 University Ave. 603 East Seneca St. Law 702 University Ave. 110 Edgernoor Lane SIGMA PHI 13 Central Ave. SIGMA CHI 519 Stewart Ave. DELTA CHI 503 East Buffalo St. SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Hill Crest DELTA PHI KAPPA SIGMA Llenroc 600 University Ave. I SKULL ALPHA ZETA SIGMA NU BANDHU THETA XI THETA LAMBDA PHI PHI KAPPA SIGMA 96 Waite Ave. 32 Thurston Ave. 'Willard Ave. The Knoll 74 Thurston Ave. I 1 2 Edgemoor Lane 712 Thurston Ave. SIGMA PHI SIGMA 523 East Buffalo St. ZODIAC SEAL AND SERPENT ALPHA PSI TQAPPA PSI NAYATI ACACIA ALPHA CHI RHO ALPHA SIGMA PHI ZETA BETA TAU LONG ISLAND CLUB GAMMA ETA GAMMA .ALPHA THETA OMEGA TAU SIGMA ELEUSIS 515 Stewart Ave. 102 YVest Ave. 232 Linden St. Willard Ave. Cayuga Heights 708 East Seneca St. 710 Thurston Place 636 Stewart Ave. IOQ Summit Ave. 2 South Ave. 440 East Buffalo St. 407 Dryden Road Jvc K lfk f University of New York University of Pennsylvania University of California Case School of Applied Science University of North Carolina l'l' A llll it f ZBIH 3951 -. iiif A Q Founded 1846 Bull of Qlligapters PHI . . ZETA Williams College DELTA . Rutgers College SIGMA . CH1 Colby College KAPPA . Tufts College TAU Lafayette College X1 . . University of Michigan LAMBDA . Bowdoin College Psi . Cornell University IOTA . THETA X1 University of Toronto ALPHA . Columbia University ALPHA Psi McGill University NU . EPSILON . Brown University UPSILON . ETA . Yale University MU BETA . ALPHA BETA , ALPHA EPSILON LAMBDA Psi . 196 Leland Stanford, Jr., University University of Virginia University of Minnesota University of Illinois University of Wisconsin CHARLES BAKER MANDEVILLE JOHN THOMAS PARSON STEWART EVERTS ROBB FITCH SCOFIELD BOSWORTH CHARLES EMERY FINNEY, JR. HORACE CLAFLIN FLANIGAN CLINTON WILLI BROVVN PERCIVAL GOAN HOWARD KELLY WALTER HAROLD LIVERMORE ROEHRIG VANWYCK WICKES LOOMIS LAMBERT CHARLES HICIKEX' JAMES COOK BRONNER jfresbmzn WILLIANI CURTIS COLLYER EDMUND THOMAS KENNEDY JOSEPH CROSBY SEWALL PHILIP LANE SCOTT WILLIAM MCEWEN TOMKINS ANDREYV WILLIAM NICHOLSON Bai banter Established in 1869 jfratres in jfacultatz jfrater in Mrhe LUCIEN AUGUSTUS WAIT Grahuates ADIE KYLE BELL bzninrs CLINTON SETH ABBOTT Biuninrs GRANBERY MILLER Smpbnmurss ARTHUR GORDON LAWRENCE PUMPELLY FREDERICK PITZMAN JAMES BLAINE WALKER, JR. ROBERT TUSSEY ISETT GEORGE LEONARD WALTER, JR BERNARD O'CONNOR ROBERT XVILLARD WALKER JOHN MACPI-IERSON HORN EDMUND ROBERT BOWDEN HUGH LICCURDY SPENCER EDVVARD CULLODEN PANTON ALBERT MORSE BOWVLES 197 X? .ru Cl ALPHA . BETA . GAMMA . DELTA . EPSILON . ZETA . ETA THETA . IoTA . LAMBDA . MU NU X1 . . OMTCRON RHO , PHI CHI Psi . OMEGA . ALPHA CHI . bi 1919i Founded at Princeton 1824 Boll uf Cibapters I . University of Virginia . Massachusetts Institute of Technology . Emory College . Rutgers College . Hampden-Sydney College . Franklin and Marshall College . University of Georgia . Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute . Ohio State University . University of California , Stevens Institute of Technology . University of Texas . Cornell University . Shefh eld Scientific School, Yale . Lafayette College . Amherst College . Dartmouth College . Lehigh University . Georgia Institute of Technology . Ohio Wesleyan University 98 WILLIAM HENRY MILLER EBENEZER MARK TREMAN JAMES GORDON BOGERT WARREN ELLIS FAXON FREDERICK VVALTERS KREBS HENRY AUGUSTUS LAUMAN OWEN CARTER HEVRMVAN GOULDING CURTIS ERIC GARDENER ELDRIDGE N EDWARD CLARK BURNET STANLEY GEORGE GORDON RALPH JOHN GREGORY RICHARD ARTHUR GROOS Xi Qibaptmf Established in 1868 jfrater in jfacultate FRANK IRVINE jfratres in Uklthe HENRY HALSEY MILLER Qzniurs Sfuniurs BERKELEY HUBBELL SNOW Snpbumures freshmen HERBERT JOHNSON ADAIR JOHN HOLME BALLANTINE FRANK WILLIAM CADY, JR. HENRY GUND, JR. JOHN ALDEN IQNIGHT ROEERT KING STONE ROBERT HENRY TREMAN ARTHUR NORMAN GIBB STANLEY NATHANIEL MILLER KARL DRAVO PETTIT WILLIAM WHITMERE SLAYMAKER PITT COVERT, JR. ALBERT HORNER, JR. JOHN PAUL JONES LOUIS DUBOIS REES VVILLIAM CUNINGHAM HOWE FREDERICK VVILLIAM RAHR ARTHUR FRITHJOFF REES, JR. LOUIS AUDENRIED SALADE, JR 199 UNION COLLEGE . WILLIAIVIS COLLEGE . HOBART COLLEGE . CORNELL UNIVERSITY TORONTO UNIVERSITY LEHIGH UNIVERSITY IWCGILL UNIVERSITY appa Qlpba Founded at Union College A BKIJII nf Culbapters 2OO 1825 1833 1844 1868 1892 1894 1899 THOMAS FREDERICK CRANE IVIYNDERSE VAN CLEEE EDWARD HERMAN BOSTWICK CHARLES HAZEN BLOOD CHARLES EDYVARD TREMAN EDMUND ROGERS GEORGE MACNOE WARREN EGGLESTON ROUSE RALPH'-HENRY WOODLAND I K I PAUL EDSON GREEN SIDNEY TOWNSEND COLE freshmen JOSEPH HANEY COCHRAN smell banter Established in I 868 jfratrzs in jfacultate :lfratres in Zlirhz JOHN MICGRAW GAUNTLETT Seniors' ROLLIN DELOS WEARY Efuniurs WALTER BARTON HERENDEEN Qnpbomures JOHN PENDRILL WADDINGTON CHARLES WAINWRIGHT STEPHENS .VVALCOTT BROWN HASTINGS GEORGE BRYAN EVANS, JR. ROBERT GERE SOULE ELBERT CURTIS BAKER JAMES TOVVNSEND CASSIDY HILGARD FABIAN TITTMANN VVALKER HILL, JR. THORP HISCOCK FREDERICK CLARKE PRESCOTT FREDERICK SKELDING SOMMFRS CHARLES DIBBLE BOSTWICK SHERMAN PEER ROBERT ELIAS TREMAN JACOB SLOAT FASSETT, JR. FRANK MARCH STEPHENS ALFRED EDWARD BAIMISTER GEORGE BARNES HISCOCK EDXVARD RAXVSON GUYER GEORGE SCHUYLER VAN SCHAAR 2OI -X. ,N ll' ll jill, Nl ,lf 7 tual H Il, , . ll lwflgfgjlw I ,W , , ll +. lf jef f MW lx NV M ,go-if' 7' 'J' 'W N 4 y , -ox. ,Q 1,1 f so 'N A X -'av In ' I , -- : 'QS ' A QI IJ It ' p a sz a IJ1 f' , z -' 7 Lwf. 89 1' ,QM NJ 'xr UL C0 f .1-,NA if , ' ir: Z '.-A . 'T I ff I lla 5.18.31 8 ff ,in ' XX 1 'Vw Nm Fill Ay! wr, HAMILTON COLUMBIA YALE AMHERST BRUNONIAN HUDSON BOWDOIN DARTMOUTH PENINSULAR ROCHESTER VVILLIAMS MANHATTAN IWIDDLETOWN ICENYON UNION CORNELL PHI ICAPPA JOHNS HOPKINS MINNESOTA TORONTO CHICAGO AICGILL XVISCONSIN CALIFORNIA ILLINOIS 1 Founded at Hamilton Coiiege 1832 3KnII uf Qllhaptsrs 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 University of Illinois 202 York 1832 1836 1837 1837 1837 1841 1841 1845 1846 1851 1851 1855 1856 1858 1859 1869 1878 1889 1891 1893 1896 1897 1902 1908 1911 urmzll bapter JAMES MORGAN HART FREDERICK BEDELL CHARLES VAN PATTEN YOUNG ROGER BUTLER WILLIAMS FRANKLIN CUTHBERT CORNELL SAMUEL PORTER CHURCH ASA LEVERENCE FISKE Established in 1869 jfratrzs in jfacultat jfratres in illirhe Qeniors HAMILTON BIGGAR BOLE SILAS HILTON CROUNSE, JR. VVALTER GEORGE DISTLER Sluniurs JAMES ALEXANDER CAMERON RQBEKRT BACON KROGSTAD VVLALTER ROY MANNY J THEODORE LADD WELLES, Svophnmnrzs DONALD ALEXANDER LESLIE DAVID FRANCE BAKER HENRY FRANKLIN HOLLOWAY, CHARLES BISSELL JOHNSON JR. B HENRY AUGUSTUS SILL ARTHUR VVESLEY BROWNE WILLIS ALEXANDER GIBBONS LOUIS AGASSIZ FUERTES MORRIS SAMUEL HALLIDAY JOHN HOXVARD SOUTHWORTH WILLIAM JOHNSTONE ROMER CHARLES HARDING DIVINE ALLAN CHALIIANT JOHNSON CHARLES AMBROSE PLAMONDO GEORGE PLUMMER NICNEAR, J ROGER GRISVVOLD NEVINS GEORGE MUNRO SCHURMAN JR. LOWELL MASON LATHAM WARNER MUREEY RUSSELL CLEVELAND PARSONS BENJAMIN PATTERSON, JR. DONALD FRASER SULLIVAN jfresbmen CHARLES LEAGH BECKWITH EDWARD M. HANRAHAN GERALD WATSON HINKLEY HILARY HERBERT MICOU ALFRED MILLARD, JR. ALLEN MULEORD ALDEN BRADFORD SHERRY' JOHN STAMBAUGH, JR. HENRY THOMAS TI-IURBER EDGAR BISHOP XIANXVINKLE A ...-. 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GILBERT COUTANT HZALSTED HAROLD CAMERDEN HALSTED, JR. HOWARD MONTAGUE HENDERSON HARRY RAY MENEEEE DUDLEY VVALKERAVVALLACE Qupbnmurss LAWRENCE BRUMLEY 'WILLIAMS jfrzsbmen JOHN EDWARD DIXON MAREON LEVVIS EVANS, JR. HUNTINGTON HARRIS CHARLES LAHR ALONZO LORING MILTON HENRY RAYMONID POWELL JAMES DONALD SMAELLIE bapter ALFRED HAX'ES, JR. ISAAC MADISON BENTLY HARRY BELDON MITCHELL CECIL L. SAUNDERS FRANK HALIFAX CRASSVVELLER CLINTON THORNTON HANKS JAMES DUNBAR ROSS GEORGE FREDERICK SCHMID FRANKLIN PETTIT, JR. WINTHROP TARBELL SCARRITT HENRY CHAPMAN STANWOOD ALBERT CARROLL TREGO CHARLES EDWARD MURRAY, JR LEICESTER STERLING PETTIT HAROLD WARD SIBERT LEON VVHITAKER SLACK 205 new 4, 1 -fr-ze.-.,, we 1 vi' A' :fs ix gflffs' ' . ii Ig: 'S .' . ' 4-1'--Ara Q , . 5 Aw :six - , - ' , . l xgsriwv. 1 jf . A ..a.... f -N-Q A 'V ffl X- n . Y -- Q f4f ' ' fixfi 1 A f 6922 Q 1 A ' -' QA, ,L -' 4' ' K AQQL, . .- Hi- ' L TX ' ' X iE.5'.p,' V. :.1'm.. 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EPs1LoN DELTA 5,2 ,. 5,0 ,LED M a..,.f,.,i,- W2 Bull uf Qctihz Qlpbas 20 Union College Williams College Middlebury 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 Qlpba si banter Established in 1869 jfrater in jfarultatz CHARLES LOVE DURHAM Jfratres in mths EDWARD GUILD WYCOFF Sveniurs ALEXANDER MAKENZIE THOMPSON . LUKE WHITMAN FOSTER LOREN FLETCHER COLLINS Eiuninrs HENRY GUSTAV KANZLER VVALLACE DUNCAN DUPRE ' ,fn-I THOMAS CHILDS VVURTS ,I Qnpbomurzs HAROLD EDXVARDS ALEXIUS CHARLES KLEBERG ROBERT LEWIS CLAUSE CHARLES BOWMAN STARR jfrzshmzn LOUIS EDGAR WILL PAUL KENDALL CLYMER GRANGE SIMONS COFFIN CARL FREDERIC WEHR GEORGE GUSTAV GOETZ THOMAS KILBURNE GALLY WILLIAM VAN KIRK EVAN LLOYD SPRAGUE GEORGE WALTER KNOWLES HAROLD PALMER NEIL COOK MCMATH FAIRFAX RANDALL WHEELAN DONALD DUNLAP COOKE HARRY STEINER SWIGART CHARLES BAIRD SHAKESPEARE SLOCUM KINGSBURY JOSEPH G. MALONE QO7 I.I.uu.m..n.uu.I...uA Iv Wi N1 H v f H SQ ill' f xx 1 Xf ' MEM? .GA ,.. ,. ,. 'mfgifxy .. 111.113 fcfff- I y IEQQEEQ ff fdnm ld A6541 1, E 1 1.42 17: I 1. , E E E :rw . -,:f'F.if , T. ' E SYETT- E1X 5Tu' :ml iV2 gl. C S 4E. 1f'!E!1 ? - -,-f - -, , ,- V -. F131--E! '. V' V -'- -- '5.fy1yQ'L1g,f, A X' V. ' I I 'f'H Wt QV' f-' ' y :H M13 1: 5 A I ' 1 f rf- '3 N! . 'X A L SW5 13 S N C 'vm 5 4 ,Q ? TiAlV5QIl6li mclemini Q vE1fuS5l'?1Nu? XLL'7v.T.'5 ff'-CTU. alta Tlkipsilnn Founded 1834 Bull nf Chapters VVHJJAMS COLLEGE UNION COLLEGE HAAHLTON COLLEGE AMHERST COLLEGE VVESTERN RESERVE UNIVERMTY COLBY COLLEGE . . UNIVERMTY OF ROCHESTER NUDDLEBURY COLLEGE BOWDOIN COLLEGE RUTGERS COLLEGE BROWN UNHTRMTY COLGATE UNTVERMTY NEW YCRK UNHERMTY MIAMI UNIVERSITY CORNELL UNTVERMTY BfARJETTA COLLEGE SYRACUSEIUNTVERSTY UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN NORTHWESTERN UNTVERQTY . HARVARD LHHVERMTY . UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN LAFAYETTE COLLEGE . COLUMBIA UNIVERMTY . LEHIGH UNIVERMTV TUFTS COLLEGE . DE PAUW UNHERHTY. UNIVERMTY OF PENNSYLVANIA . . UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA . . . R4ASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF'TECHNOLOGY SWARTHMORE COLLEGE .... LELANO STANPORD,JRw UNIVERMTY UNIVERSITX' OF CALIFORNIA . NICCIILL UNIVERSITY . UNIVERSTY OF NEBRASKA TORONTO UNIVERMTY . UNIVERMTY OF CHICAGO OHIO STATE UNIVERMTY UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS . UNIVERMTY OF VVASHINGTON PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE 20 I834 1838 1847 1847 1847 1852 1852 1856 1857 1858 1860 1865 1865 1868 1869 1870 1873 1876 ISSO 1880 1885 1885 1885 1885 1886 1887 1888 ISQO ISQI ISQ4 1896 1896 1898 1898 1899 1901 1904 1905 1910 1911 JOHN HENRY COMSTOCK CHARLES HENRY HULL EDWARD LEAMINCTON NICHOLS SIMON HENRY GAGE IRVING PORTER CHURCH CHARLES EDVS'IN BENNETT JEREMIAH WHIPPLE JENKS CHARLES HENRY TUCK JARED TREMAN NEXVMAN WILLIAM ELLIOT GRIFFIS HARRY EDXVIN SMITH LENNOX BLANCHARD BIRCRHEAD VVILLIAM ALBERT WHITE KARL ERVVIN PFEIFFER EDMIUND WILLIAM BUTLER ARTHUR SHIVERICK HARRY LINDSAY WHEELER CHARLES HARDY NEWMAN HENRY OTIS NEWMAN ARTHUR SHERMAN HOYT ALBERT PRESTON SCHOFF EMMRICK DAVID LAMB CHARLES KINGMAN BASSETT FREDERICK PERLEY BILLS :Iftesbmen ROBERT DAVIS EDWARDS DONALD TENNYSON STANTON GEORGE ROBINSON PHIPPS DONALD GEORGE MACVICAR ANSON LUMAN CLARK EARL RAYMOND RYDER STANLEY COVILLE FRANCIS FORD urnell bapter Established in 1869 jfratrzs in jfmzultatz jfratres in Uirhe KARL M. DALLENBACH Svsnints ARTHUR GLEASON BOGARDUS Eiuninrs Qupbumnrzs ANDREW JACKSON LAMOUREAUX FREDERICK VVHITING JAMES EWING THEODORE BARRINGER JOHN HENRY TANNER VVILLIAM ALBERT RILEY RALPH CHAPMAN RODCERS ALBERT WILHELM BOESCI-IE THEODORE MASON SPRAGUE JOHN WALTER SMITH RAY MCLEOD ROBINSON LESLIE FLOOD SIDNEY RANDOLPH DRESSER CURTIS DELANO CEDRIC AYLWIN MAJOR CLARENCE WATSON DECKER JOSEPH CORBOY JOHN STRAHAN FREDERIC STANLEY POWER TRISTAN ANTELL LEWIS RICHARDSON PUFFER ARTHUR MURRAY ACHESON EDWARD JOSEPH SCHROOTER LINTON HART LOUIS PHILIP 'WILD 2O9 'il :X W A N! f I 1 17 '-7 11111141 1 I I 3 1 m l y 14mnuII77 alta appa psilun -rg ' A :,4 , Founded at Yale 1844 mx L 45 W 1 IlUIlll!' 8811 ll1lI4W5 gi?E 5531, ago: 331311 ut Cllbapters YALE COLLEGE . BOWHXHN COLLEGE COLBY UNIVERQTY . AMHERST COLLEGE . VANQERBHI LHUVERMTY LUHVERMTY OF ALABAMA . UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI . BROWN thHVERMTY . . . UN1VERmTY OF NORTH CAROLINA . UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA . . NHAMI UNIVERMTY . . iKENYON COLLEGE . . . DARTMOUTH COLLEGE . . . CENTRAL UNTVERMTY OF KENTUCKY NUDDLEBURY COLLEGE . . . UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN . . YVUJJAMS COLLEGE LAFAYETTE COLLEGE . IIAMILTON COLLEGE . . COLGATE UNIVERMTY . . . COLLEGE OF CUW'OF NEW YCRK . -UNIVERMTY OF ROCHESTER . . RUTGERS COLLEGE . . DE PAUVIIHUVERMTY . . . VVESLEYAN IINIVERSITY . . RENSSELAER P0LYTECHNK:INSHTUTE YVESTERN RESERVE UNIVERHTY .. CORNELL UNIVERHTY . . IJNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO SYRACUSE UNIVERMTY . COLUMBIA UNIVERMTY . UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA . TRUUTY COLLEGE ...., UNIVERMTY OF MINNESOTA , . . MASSACHUSETTS INSNTUTE OF TECHNOLOGY TULANE UTUVERHTY .,.. TORONTO UNIVERMTY . I UNIVERMTY OF PENNSYLVANIA . MCGHL UNUWRMTY . . . LELAND STANFORD,JR, UNIVERMTY IJNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS . . UNIVERSITY OF VVISCONSIN . . CUNIVERMTY OF VVASHINGTON ZIO 1344 1844 1345 1846 1847 1347 1850 1850 1851 1852 IS52 IS52 1853 1854 1854 1855 1855 1855 1856 1856 1856 1856 1861 1866 1867 1867 1868 1870 1870 1871 1874 1876 1879 1889 1890 1898 1898 1899 1900 IQO2 1904 1906 IQIO alta bi hapter Established in 1870 jfratres in jfanultate REV. CHARLES MELLEN TYLER WILDER DWIGHT BANCROFT EDWIN VVALTER KEMMERER ALBERT ALEXANDER SOMERVILLE jfrattes in Mrhe EDWIN GILLETTE DAVID EUGENE MARSH CONY STURGIS FRANK DAVID BOYNTON Seniors DOUGLAS GRAVES GILLETTE ELBERT HALL BAKER, JR. ADOLPH STUBER WILLIAM AYERS BORDEN GEORGE EDMOUNDE SAUNDERS WILLIAM EDNVARD MUNK . AAAAAA X Bluninrs ADOLPH REUTLINGER VVIWLLIAM RYVES CASPARIS CHARLES MARTIN GILCHRIST WILLFRED KARL KRAUSS ROYAL KNAPP BAKER VVILLIAM ALEXANDER FERRIS Smpijumurzs EDWARD SPENCE GILLETTE EDWVARD ALBERT HILL SILAS HIBBARD ALXYER, JR. JAMES ELMER MCCREERY jfreshmzn IVIYLES CARY VVATSON CLARENCE REANEY :HAYES CHARLES OTIS BENTON WVILDER JOHNSON BOYVERS GEORGE GIFFORD INGLEHART FRANK LUTE PIORNICKEL HOXN'ARD HEBERTON INGERSOLL JOHN XVILLARD BRAFFETTE VVILLIAM DAVID LAURIE .ALFRED DAWSON VVILLIAMS SELAI-I VAN WVELSOR 1'IISCOX RAYMOND ELLIOTT LAXVRENCE 211 JAMES ALBERT WINANS CHARLES EDWARD MANNING ALEXANDER M. DRUMMOND ALEXANDER C. STEVENS CHARLES VICTOR PARSELL REV. WALLACE ELIAS BROWN REV. ROBERT TAYLOR JONES REV. EDWARD AUGUSTUS GEORGE HOXVARD ANDREW STARRET WILLIAM MILLER SPERRY, 2ND ALBERT CARLTON MILLER CHARLES PORTER VVEEKES,JR. KENNETH EVANS HILDRETH DONALD CARR DOUGHERTY DONALD MCGRAW ROBERT IRVING INGLEHART HALSEY VANDERLEITH VVELLES PAUL NICHOLS EDXVARD TRAINER ROBERT SHANER WILLIAM HONVARD FRITZ, JR. ALAN MACLACHLAN -f - 'QA . Ev ml i n 'ri if? i ff l feiif ifif pl :222f:111'I:2f Q E i N E E -'W ' . . . 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George Washington University . Hamilton University , . University of West Virginia . 212 1870 1889 1900 1853 1853 1901 1854 1903 1890 1856 1891 1856 1908 1877 1885 1884 1857 1869 1881 1883 1895 1892 1867 1867 1896 1868 1910 ALBE RT VVILLIAM SMITH LUZERNE COVILLE HENRY ESTES MERRIAM ROBERT MOREFORD ADAMS GEORGE CLINTON ANDREWS, JR. JOHN VVILLIAM STODDARD, JR. JOHN BARTHOLOMEW WOOD FREDERICK ERROL NORTON CARLETGNSPORTER REX RUDQLPH PATRICK DE LAVAL ARZYHUR MOORE SHELTON LYNN BYRON TIMMERMAN CLARENCE RIIEDYVMAY EDWIN HUNTER CLARK CRAWFORD ARNOLD DUNTLEY jfresbmzn SAMUEL HENRY VVORREL FRANK ELLIOT WOOD Esta barge Established in 1870 jfratres in jfanultatz jfratrzs in mths GEORGE ERVIN KENT Snzniurs GEORGE REDFIELD NIXON Efuninrs bnpbomurzs GERALD ROBERT MCDERMOTT DAVID FAIRMAN TABER, JR. NELSON EVANS WHITTAKER GEORGE BRADLEY VVOODLE VVINTHROP KENT RAYMOND WHITNEY BARNES FRANK AVERY GEROULD LLOYD DODGE FERNALD THOMAS JOSEPH NOLAN 213 VVILLIAM JAMES FISHER VVILLIAM HENRY MORRISON JOHN CARL HAGEMAN PAUL VVILDER HENRY MALLORY HUGHES JOHN CALVIN BARKER VVILLIAM DANN BECKER PI-IILIP ALFRED RICHMOND HAROLD ANDREW FITZSIMMONS HAROLD HOWE ROBISON ALEXANDER XVILLIAM KELLER EDWIN SCOTT DAXVSON GEORGE BOULTON THORPE RALPH WALDO GREEN PHILIP JUDSON BICKEE A ,aff s?:,- iI 'QQ' H ay .fiv bi alta beta Founded at Miami University in I848 Bull uf Qllbapters COLBY UNIVERSITY ' DARTMOUTH COLLEGE 'UNIVERSITY OF VERMON-T WILLIAMS COLLEGE AMHERST COLLEGE BROWN UNIVERSITY CORNELL UNIVERSITY UNION COLLEGE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY LAFAYETTE UNIVERSITY PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE VVASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE ALLEGHENY COLLEGE DICKINSON COLLEGE UNIVERSITH' OF PENNSYLVANIA LEHIGH UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA I RANDOLPH-IVIACON COLLEGE WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA CENTRE COLLEGE CENTRAL UNIVERSITY VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY UNIVEIQSITY OF THE SOUTH UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA EMORY COLLEGE MERCER UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITX' OF ALABAMA ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI TULANE UNIVERSITY SOUTH DAKOTA UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO 214 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SOUTHVVESTERN UNIVERSITY MIAMI UNIVERSITY OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY OHIO UNIVERSITY OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY CASE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN INDIANA UNIVERSITY VVABASH COLLEGE BUTLER COLLEGE FRANKLIN COLLEGE HANOVER COLLEGE DE PAUW UNIVERSITY PURDUE UNIVERSITY NORTHXVESTERN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO KNOX COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA IOWA VVESLEYAN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF IOWA UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI WESTMINSTER COLLEGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LELAND STANFORD, JR., UNIVERSI'1'Y MCGILL UNIVERSITY CCemadaj UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON WASHBURN COLLEGE ein ark Qlpba Established in 1870 jfrattes in jfanultatz LIBERTY HYDE BAILEY BENJAMIN FREEMAN KINGSBURY HERBERT IIICE WHETZEL JOHN ROBERT STILINGTON STERRET GUY MONTROSE WIIIPPLE TRACY MCKEE MORRISON jfrater in Qlirbe JOSEPH HIGGINS DE LORENZI Sreniurs HENDERSON BELL LIGGETT EARL CURTIS GILLESPIE HENRY DUNCAN WHEELER STANTON CHIRNEY FINCH CHARLES VVING BROWN WELLINGTON EARL WEIDLER Eiuniuts JOHN 'WESLEY LITTLE WILLIAM HENRY TOURISON JOSEPH HUNT SMITH GEORGE HELM ROCKXVELL VVILLARD HERBERT TAYLOR VICTOR ANDREW ALBERT JOHN HOWARD JONES FREDERICK MILLER WRIGHT FRANK WILLIAM MCSPARREN jfrzsbmzn ANTONIO BERNABE AGUILERA ARTHUR CUSHING PETERS HAROLD PARK LUSK JOHN ORNE GREEN WILLIAM TILLMAN XVOODROW WALTER ADOLPH PRIESTER HAROLD AVERILL PRIESTER HENRY FOLLETTE HODGKINS MARSHALL BKCKINLEY ICOCH LEON BALLARD ALLEN JOHN RICHARDS IWETCALF bnphnmures 215 RICHARD GREENVVOOD JAMES IWOFFATT AUSTIN GILLETTE PARKER VVALLACE PETERS 35fii':?v- 111veE51 Ml 7, 1 M 1 -- ' -- 4:3 nnqfflii A5858JQR? 852 Em WQMY ' 'KH f ' QQ ' f'537f1f Q3 'fy 6- -- lI1IIl. lIIl IlllIll 7- X 71 LL 1IIIIIIIIIIIIINEWMHI c::::.v I .E 35 1- I ' 1 I HH IMI I 7, I A I MWWWTvmmwUg?I I 'IIKHiIl3IW-'f11I MIAMI UNIVERSITY , CINCINNATI UNIVERSITY . . VVESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY OHIO UNIVERSITX' . . . VVASHINGTON UNIVERSITY DE PAUW UNIVERSITY . INDIANA IJNIVERSITY . UNIVERNTY OF NUCHIGAN XVABASH COLLEGE . . CENTRAL COLLEGE . BROWN UNNTRMTY . HAMPDEN-SX'DNEY COLLEGE . UNIVERMTY OF NORTH CAROLINA OHIO VVESLEYAN UNIVERSITY . HANOVER COLLEGE , . UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA . KNOX COLLEGE . DAVIDSON COLLEGE . BELOHXCOLLEGE , BETHANY COLLEGE . UNIVERMTY OF IOWA UUTTENBERG COLLEGE . VVESTMINSTER COLLEGE . . IOXYA YVESLEYAN IJNIVERSITY . DENBON UNUTRMTY . UNIVERSITY OF VVOOSTER UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS . UNIVERSITY OF VVISCONSIN NORTHWESTERN UNIVERMTY . DICKINSON COLLEGE . CORNELL UNIVERMTY RUTGERS COLLEGE . . STEVENS INSTITUTE . ST. LAXVRENCE IJNIVERSITY BOSTON UNIVERMTY . Esta Theta ' Founded at Miami University in 1839 IRUH ut Qlbapters 1339 1841 1841 1841 1842 1845 1845 1845 1845 1847 1847 1850 1852 1353 1853 1855 1855 1858 1860 1861 1866 1867 1867 1869 1869 1872 1872 1873 1873 1874 1374 1874 1875 1875 1876 21 MAINE STATE COLLEGE . ,TOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY . UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA ICENYON COLLEGE , . COLGATE 'UNIVERSITY . . UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA . UNION COLLEGE , . COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY AMHERST COLLEGE . . VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY . UNIVEIQSITY OF TEXAS . OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY . UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA . STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY OF DENVER . . UNIVERSITY OF SYRACUSE DARTMOUTH COLLEGE . UNIVERSITY' OF MINNESOTA UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI LEHIGH UNIVERSITY . YALE UNIVERSITY . . BOVVDOIN COLLEGE . . UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO , UNIVERSITY OF XVEST VIRGINIA VVASHINGTON UNIVERSITY . STATE UNIVERSITY OF VVASI-IINGTON VVESLEYAN UNIVERSITX' . . UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS . . PURDUE UNIVERSITY . . CASE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE TORONTO UNIVERSITY . . OKLAHONIA UNIVERSITY . COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES . TULANE UNIVERMTY . OREGON UNIVERSITY 6 1878 1878 1879 1879 1879 1880 1881 1881 1883 1884 1885 1885 1888 1888 1888 1889 1889 1890 1890 1891 1892 1900 1900 1900 1901 1901 1902 1902 1903 1904 1906 1907 1908 1908 1909 Esta alta banter HERBERT CHARLES ELMER WILLARD HENRY AUSTIN EVERETT WARD OLMSTED ABRAHAM TUCKER KERR MALCOLM DENNISON VAIL JOSEPAH PIERCE RIPLEY HAROLD FLACK HERMAN COORS JOHN WETMORE LOWMAN BASIL BEEBE ELMER WALTER E. CATEN GARNETT IRVING TORIAN I, RUSHEL JAY RYAN WALTER HENRY KOBUSCH THOMAS BOULDIN CREWS WILLIAM CLARENCE UHRI, JR. jlfrzsbmen HARRY HODGEN NUGENT FRANK XAXVIER JONES WAI,TER GREGORY MAUE Established in 1874 jfratres in jfarultate Seniors filuniurs bupijumures FREDERICK FRANK STONEMAN HAROLD HOUSTAN VAN KENNEN OLIVER AUGUST RELLER HAROLD LANGDON SNYDER BEVERLY HARE COINER EARLE EDWIN SALISBURY HERBERT CURLEE PHILIPS CHARLES SCHULER HERBERT HENRY LUEDINGHAUS CLAYTON XVELLINGTON BEEBE ROBERT ANDREWS CADBY 217 ALBERT BERNARD FAUST ERNEST BLAKER PAUL RUSSEL POPE E. GORTON DAVIS ARCHIBALD OSBORN MASON DANIEL DAVID MERRILL THEODORE MORROW HUN'1' FRANK WILLIAM FAI.K JOHN ENLOE WHINERY THOMAS MCKENNA CUMMINS FRANK SHELDON SELBY STANLEY HEDRICK WATSON DWIGHT MORGAN LARROWE CLIFFORD THEODORE VVILLIAMS WALTER RIVES IMALBY ALBA STENSON AINSWORTH TFP I' gf rm 41 9 EIA A 2-z A sw si Mlisilun wg Founded at Union College 1833 wx A T: A' R . ' - f E 5 A 9 , ' V Q -an 2 E 'fi , f V- JE s 1- Na Qvx . Q ' 1 11, T X5 ' I Wax X 1 I, HQ ig, J l, W will THETA . DELTA . BETA . SIGMA . GAMMA . ZETA . LAMBDA . KAPPA . Psi . X1 . . UPs1LoN . IoTA . PHI CHI P1 . . OMEGA . BETA BETA ETA . TAU MU . Rno . EPsiLoN . OMICRON 3RuII nf Qllhapters 218 Union College New York University Yale University Brown University Amherst College Dartmouth College Columbia University Bowdoin College Hamilton College Wesleyan University Rochester University Kenyon College University of Michigan Cornell University Syracuse University University of Chicago Trinity College Lehigh University University of Pennsylvania University of Minnesota University of Wisconsin University of California University of Illinois ANDREW DICKSON WHITE WATERMAN THOMAS HEWETT WALTER FRANCIS WILLCOX CHAUNCEY PRATT BIGGS JOHN HAMILTON BLAIR EDWIN DANIELS HAM WILLIAM FREDERICK BRYAN, 3D FOSTER MELDRUM COFFIN KENNETH GAIGE IVES JOHN HENRY BARR, JR. DONALD PETTIT BEARDSLEY GEORGE BOARDMAN BELL, JR. LESLIE DOUGLASS CLUTE CLARK MUNROE DENNIS DAVID HARVEY HAM MARSHALL ROGERS BARBOUR THEODORE FERGUSON FOWLER BERT CADY OLNEY LEE JOHNSTON PERRY freshmen CHRISTIAN STEPHEN ANDERSON JOHN LAKIN BALDRIDGE LEO IWULFORD BLANCKE ARTHUR DOLE, JR. HAMILTON BORDER DOWNE HUGH CALDWELL EDMISTON PHILIP DOUGLAS HOUSTON WILLIAM LAMBERT KLEITZ ELWIN WALLACE LAW DANIEL PARMELEE MORSE, JR. bi banter Established in I 8 7 6 jftatrzs in Jfanultatz CHARLES BABCOCK HENRY SHALER WILLIAMS LOUIS MUNROE DENNIS Jfratrzs in Ukirhz FRANCIS ELDON FINCH JOHN FISKE RAYNOLDS WILLIAM BUTTERFIELD SIMONS LORING LOMBARD TONKIN Srsniurs DONALD CRAIG KERR DENNIS PERCY MCCARTHY ARTHUR CLEVELAND NEWBERRY GEORGE CHAMPLIN SALISBURY Efuninrs GEORGE DANIEL HARDIN GEORGE THEODORE HOUSTON, JR PERRY ELISHA HURD JOHN FAXON PASSMORE HERBERT GRAFF SIDEBOTTOM JESSEL STUART WHYTE Svnpbomntes EUGENE MOULTON PINNEY FRANK MILBURN REES DONALD BALLARD RICE GEORGE HUNGERFORD SELDEN STODDARD MORE STEVENS, JR. 219 .vw m, hill -A5 . f.5I., E, H II -157,5-' -f.-z: -1: N, -- ,,5f-l-r:.--.. - ,A I I GE .3'.5:?m I:3:f I, -W K ffifl If II' QRMIRIEISIN me s I I Qlpba A au Omega Founded 1 865 Bull of Chapters Brnhincz I. ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA Brnhincc II. UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO ROSE POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE PURDUE UNIVERSITY ADRIAN COLLEGE Brnhinre III. UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO SIMPSON COLLEGE IOWA STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS Brnhince IV. UNIVERSITY OF IWAINE COLBY COLLEGE MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY TUFTS COLLEGE iarnbince V. ST. LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY CORNELL UNIVERSITY MUHLENBURG COLLEGE WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE Brahms: VI. UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA TRINITY COLLEGE COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON Bruhince VII. MOUNT UNION COLLEGE WITTENBERG COLLEGE OHIO 'VVESLEYAN UNIVERSITY Brnbince VIII. STATE UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY SOUTHWESTERN PRESEYTERIAN UNIVERSITY VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY Bruhince IX. LELAND STANFORD, JR, UNIVERSITY UNIX'ERSITY OF CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OF OREGON 220 EMORY COLLEGE MERCER UNIVERSITY GEORGIA SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY TULANE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HILLSDALE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ALBION COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA WORCESTER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE BROWN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT LEHIGH UNIVERSITY PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA WOOSTER UNIVERSITY OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY UNION UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE WASHINGTON STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON Esta beta baptzr EUGENE PLUMB ANDRENX'S JAMES EDWIN CREIGHTON JOSEPH BYRON CHAFFE CHARLES EZRA CORNELL CHARLES ROEBLING MEISSNER HARVEY TIMLOW MUNN HAROLD COLLENDER SANDS PAUL CLARENCE STARR ARTHUR PRESCOTT BRADY JOHN VMCLAUGHLIN DEMAREST FRANK HARRIS GARDNER EDWARD GEORGE GREENING MALCOLM CHASE KNEELAND RICHARD DAN'ID EUSTIS THEODORE STEFFE MAERKER MALCOLM MONROE MCHOSE Established In I887 jfratres in jfarultate WALTER BENJAMIN HARE EUGENE ELXVIN HASKELL ALFRED HARRISON JONES Jfratres in Mrhe BLINN SILL CUSHMAN ERNEST ALLEN MILLER Seniors HARRISON LOCKE VVHITE THEODORE LOCKE TEWKESBURY CALVIN LOUGHBRIDGE VVILSON HENRY HALE WOOD Siuniurs HENRY BEATY LOOS HOWARD HORNISH MCHOSE EDMOND URQUHART RAGLAND NIELVIN FOWLER SWALVVELL VVELLING FISKE THATCHER Svupbnmutes SAMUEL AUSTIN POPE CHARLES WVATT SMITH HAROLD WOOSTER THORNE FERRIS-CHARLES VVAITE jfresbmen ROGER KENNETH AUSTIN KARL EDWARD BATTEY HAROLD CANT BROWN BRATON RICHARDSON GARDNER SIDNEY RALPH JANDORF THOMAS FRANCIS KEATING, JR HAROLD CARLYLE KELLERAN GEORGE PETERS REA KARL KIRK SHIMANSKY GEORGE RUSSELL THOMPSON ARTHUR CALDWELL VVATKINS ROBERT VVHITMAN WHITE 221 . 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J' G It 19131 amma 2 a S uu Fmmded 1848 4, OXO -'- OA EIO '- Affkofow Bull nf Qlijaptnrs WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF MAINE MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY WORCESTER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE BROWN UNIVERSITY DARTMOUTH COLLEGE AMHERST COLLEGE TRINITY COLLEGE YALE UNIVERSITY COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY NEW YORK UNIVERSITY COLGATE UNIVERSITY CORNELL UNIVERSITY UNION COLLEGE ILLINOIS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA LAFAYETTE COLLEGE LEHIGH UNIVERSITY JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY GETTYSBURG COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA XNYASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY RICHMOND COLLEGE ALLEGHENY COLLEGE VVOOSTER UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF KANS.AS COLORADO COLLEGE 222 ADELBERT COLLEGE DENISON COLLEGE 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 OF ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO WILLIAM JEWELL COLLEGE UNIVERSI'fY OF MISSOURI UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON LELAND STANFORD, JR., UNIVE IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF OREGON RSITY appa banter ANDREW SHERMAN YOUNT ERNEST YVILLIAM SCHODER RALPH HENRY CHARLES CATTERALL SIDNEY LONGMAN GALPIN PAUL SMITH LIVERMORE ERNEST DAVID BUTTON HUGH BUFORD EDWARD ROBINSON FICKENSCHER RALPH PAINE JOHNSON ERNEST ROY STREMPEI, 'WALTER ADAMS BRIDGEMAN HENRY JOSEPH MEISTER HARELD LEE HUBER D,ONALD KEITH CHAMPAIGN THOMAS HUGHES HUGH MILLER ARTHUR FRANCIS LUBKE MAEON POWELL ROPER FRANK HALDEMAN DOUGHERTY jfresijmzn BENJAMIN FRANKLIN HAUGH CARL AUGUST ROEMER EVERETT PALMER CORWITH ROBERT LOUIS GLOSE WILLIAM LINCOLN MERRY Established in 1888 Jfratres in jfdcultatz ERNEST VVILLIAM RETTGER jfratrzs in Mrhs LEWIS JAY BINGHAM Qeniurs Zfuniurs HENRY WEBB LORMOR Svuphumures ELMER EDXVARD FINCK VVILFORD MURRAY VVILSON CLARENCE AUGUSTUS MARTIN THOMAS LYTTLETON LYON GEORGE YOUNG, JR. STERLING WOODFORD PATTERSON LEIGH MARSH CHAMPAIGN ERNVIN LEWIS WILKE ADRIAN HUGHES, JR. HERBERT NATHAN PUTNAM VVILLIAM EDNVARD IRISH HORATIO QUINCY WHEELER JAMES LAMBDIN SNYDER FRANK WILLIAM TAFT DONALD BELOTE MACDONAI,D VVALTER AUGUST GOERTZ ALEXANDER GALT MCCORMICK JOHN BEAMAN PUTNAM VVALTER HAROLD EAGEN RAMSDELL STANTON LASHER 223 I , , N W X I ',issiX! V Z4 N xl Q Y 176 Y fl 8 4 , X ' ,S ,Jil f U ,ffl 'iw will I viii-Q s gf ' rdf f Ai-1-LI-I-:'Z5v'1-.-1-:-:-:A ,ae J f ' I 45 5' Q? an N, 1 ff fd I it . q vi' A f-z,wz',,fL42Z' ' ' bi alta bi Established in 1888 33011 of Qlibapters KENT, University of Michigan BENJAMIN, Illinois Wesleyan University BOOTH, Northwestern University STORY, Columbia University COO LEY, St. Louis Law SchOOl,Washington Univ. POMEROY, Hastings College of the Law MARSHALL, Law School of Columbia Univ. JAY, Albany Law School, Union University WEBSTER, Boston University HANIILTON, University Of Cincinnati GIBSON, University of Pennsylvania CHOATE, Harvard Law School VVAITE, Yale Law School FIELD, New York University CONKLING, Cornell University TIEDEMAN, University of Missouri MINOR, University Of Virginia DILLON, University Of Minnesota DANIELS, Buffalo Law School CHASE, University of Oregon HARLAN, University Of Wisconsin SYVAN, Ohio State University 22 MCCLAIN, State University Of Iowa LINCOLN, University of Nebraska FULLER, Chicago Col. of Law, Lake Forest Univ MILLER, Leland Stanford, Ir., University GREEN, University of Kansas COMSTOCK, Syracuse University DWIGHT, New York Law School FOSTER, University of Indiana RANNEY, VVestern Reserve Law School LANGDELL, University Of Illinois BALLINGER, Vlfashington University BEATTY, University of Southern California BREWER, Denver University DOUGLAS, University of Chicago EVARTS, Brooklyn Law Sch,, St. Lawrence Univ MALONE, Vanderbilt University OSGOODE, Law School of Upper Canada REED, University of Maine ROBERTS, University of Texas SHIRAS, Pittsburgh University THOMAS, University Of Colorado TUCKER. Washington and Lee University 4 unkling banter Established in 1888. jfratres in jfacultatz FRANK IRVINE WILLIAM LINCOLN DREW ALFRED HAYES, JR. ' CHARLES TRACEY STAGG GEORGE GLEASON BOGERT Jfratres in Mrhe FRED A. CLOCK JAMES L. BAKER GEORGE B. DAVIS EDWARD N. JACKSON MORRIS S. HALLIDAY WALTER F.. VVILCOX CHARLES DORWART ALBRIGHT JAMES BLAINE VVALKER, JR. PERCY DENNIS MCCARTHY ARTHUR GORDON GEORGE FRANCES KAUEMAN THURSTON VAN VECHTEN ELY CEDRIC AYLWIN MAJOR JOSEPH HOBSON O,CONNELL JOHN VVESLEY LITTLE THOMSON DOUGLAS FREDERICK ALBERT PEEK ALBERT BUCHANAN LONG Jfratres in Qlinihetsitate 225 EDWIN DANIELS HAM HENRY JOSEPH KIMBALL WALTER DEXTER SHULTZ FRED PETER MURPHY XUILLIAM MILLER SPERRY, QND. AUGUSTUS CYRIL COONS GEORGE THEODORE HOUSTON, JR VVILLIAM HENRY TOURISON RUEUS EDWIN BIXBY JAMES CYRIL OYBRIEN EDMUND BURKE MAGNER WILLIADI JAMES DUGAN fbi Sigma appa 1873-1909 Roll of Ebapters ALPHA BETA . GAMMA . DELTA . EPSILON . ZETA . ETA THETA . IOTA KAPPA . LAMBDA . MU . NU X1 . . OMICRON P1 . RHO SIGMA . TAU . UPSILON . PHI . CHL Psi . OMEGA . . . ALPHA DEUTERON . BETA DEUTERON . 22 Massachusetts Agricultural College Union University ' Cornell University University of VVest Virginia Yale University College of the City of New York University of Maryland Columbia University Stevens Institute of Technology Pennsylvania State College George IfVashington University University of Pennsylvania Lehigh University St. Lawrence University Massachusetts Institute of Technology Franklin and Marshall College Queens University St. Iohn's College Dartmouth College Swarthmore College Brown University Williams College University of Virginia University of California University of Illinois University of Minnesota Gamma bapter Established in 1889 jfratres in Jfacultate HERMAN DEIDERICHS VERANUS ALVA MOORE FRANK ARTHUR BURR GRANT S. HOPKINS CHARLES EVERETT TORRANCE JAMES MARTIN LOHR jfratrcs in Uirhe A. B. BROOKS SHERMAN COLLINS JOSEPH EDWARD LAW ROBERT BARR KEPLINGER ALBERT BUCHANAN LONG WALTER DEXTER SHULTZ CHARLES FREDERICK MERZ Seniors ARTHUR JAMES SAALFIELD JOHN FREDERICK SEIBERLING HUGH JOHN MACWILLIAMS . MALCOLh'I EVERETT MACKINTOSH WILLIAM JACOB DIEDERICHS - ' Efunints WILLIAM FREDRICK ANDERSON WILLIAM NETTLETON PAINE FRANKJQYHAPMAN CORNET ROBERT DEVVITT CLAPP ELMER RAE ROBERT LINVILLE SHULTZ WILLIAM DOUGLAS NISBET GEORGE OWEN HUEY Svnpbnmures JOHN CARPER KEPLINGER ADOLPHUS FIELDING MCCLAINE HAROLD BAKER MERZ CURTIS VERBURG TERKUILE HARRY LOUIS CORNET ROBERT ERIC SHERLOCK CHARLES MAYHEW PHINNY, JR. THORP DERICKSON SAYVYER ROBERT ARMSTRONG DOYLE jfresbmzn LOUIS ARTHUR LOVE ARTHUR WILLIAM DOLE VVILLIAM HAROLD TYLER 354,595 .. ..,.,,A WILLARD WILCOX BUTTS rf, bv' SANFORD CHRISTOPHER PEEK 5 ' - ..-ff l ' 4 xg WALDO LAUFF SCHLUETER If ,. f. ' 7 T1 HAROLD PHILLIPS VVILSON , j g: 'F ' -V ' 'N' ROLAND EDGAR XVALLER gg 1. K ALBERT EDWARD PURCIIAS, 2ND 3 I E : . 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Copynghred by Frank F Rogers 1905 O F711 WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON OHIO UNIVERSITY ALLEGHENY COLLEGE OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY HILLSDALE COLLEGE INDIANA UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DEPAUW UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS IVABASH COLLEGE STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY LEHIGH UNIVERSITY ' UNIVERSITY OF INDIANAPOLIS ALBION COLLEGE RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA KENYON COLLEGE COLUIVIBIA UNIVERSITY EMORY COLLEGE ADELBERT COLLEGE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH OF MINNESOTA OF COLORADO OF IWISSISSIPPI VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN IOWA STATE COLLEGE alta au alta Founded at Bethany College 1859 Bull nf Qlbaptrrs COLLEGE SYRACUSE TUFTS COLLEGE MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY TULANE UNIVERSITY CORNELL UNIVERSITY NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY LELAND STANFORD, JR., UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA OHIO 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 UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY 228 WASHINGTON MAINE CINCINNATI GEORGIA Esta Q9mirrun banter ROLLA CLINTON CARPENTER CHARLES CARPENTER JAMES EUGENE BENNETT PHILLIPS HENRY MALLORY MONROE MARSH SVVEETLAND EUGENE LEWIS SMITH ERNEST FLETCHER BOWEN THOMAS EDGAR TWURRELL HARRY JOHN SEAMAN, JR. JOHN 'WARREN MAGOUN JOHN MILTON LUTZ LINIQLEX ARTHUR ALLEN ANDREXV RENSSELAER MCCOWN MILTON ROGER VVILLIAMS GECSRGE RAYMOND RINKE WENDELL HUGH BENNETT LAWRENCE TAYLOR DEE VVIRT WARD VVALTON CHARLES LITTLE RUSSELL XIIETS BARNES MEAD jfresblnen CLIFFORD VICTOR HERBERT WILLIAM DOUGAL LEETCH TXIEVVMAN BLAINE MALLAN GEORGE LESTER KRAFT RAYMOND LEROY SHOEMAKER ARTHUR GLOVER MAY FRANCIS EUGENE PIERCE SAMUEL JAY SHIMER CASSIUS REMINGTON MCBROOM Established in 1890 Jfratres in jfanultatz jftatres in Mrhz E. H. COLEMAN Seniors! OLIVER GRAHAM KEARNEY ifuniurs Svnpbnmures JOHN JAMES MUNNS -AN FRANCIS JOSEPH SEERY LOWELL BUIRNS JUDSON LAWRENCE ULRICH EDMUND BURKE MAGNER R. L, CULLUM FRANK BROWN CORNELL HAROLD VVILBUR KNOXVLES WILLIAM THOMAS WARD WALTER BRUCE CALDWELL HARRY CLIFFORD FISHER WILLIAM ALGERNON MORE EDWARD MAGNUS SHEXV CHARLES ROUTT HARTZELL HERBERT HERMAN KESSLER RALPH S.-AVVYER HOWE THOMAS GARDNER SPATES WILLIAM SCOTT WILSON JOHN CLEMENCE NULSEN ARTHUR LEWIS STOCKSTROM HAROLD MARIS SHEPHERD fs ily! '-sf gg 4 ' I ali ., ' i g: lui. in 4 'Ia ' IH 'Q 961.1 'fly Rf va Lllm 5: .5 qi M nb, II I. '-NX! 6 wx fax, mi' zliazi'- ' '- '272-i:'flf-'wig .Ziff CCL ' - I :C ,-ff. , , Y L.-1 -fy. A , ,, V 45',,j'ag .f I 'E' -1 I TQ ll.-.J ' A if AQ' g .. I -3-Ui! Il '41 Rig! 514, ' Q 'yn I, 1 f W ' I I. frm! lv' fn' I .I ing galil V, VF? I f' II! I If IIN A . 1 hiv. -gig' -' I I ' ,if , H :WWI ,www il il Q A-:Alf 'M if j K , A, Y.. ...E I- A ,I I, 'H-M--v A-pi - il, -. JSE-1' ' A Q f'Q,,,.-:4gLq?:,:-. 'Q-fe27f it--'-fx:-I.. l Q-1143553-glflvfff V--Las., Q f4ir9 -311:-g .f 5 'iLj:1'Q,,1-??g'Q - -Z ,ua S , g . 'L ', ' f-.'ig54?x,3,.?Q' 1-if-'1 -41 '-4-352211 J .., 0 .13. .,, .,l VJ.,,g.f.,..-7,34 ' .Ny J , , M, ,,,, F' 22Q , I Qigma bi Founded at Union College I827 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 Boll of Qllbapters Union College . . Hamilton College . Williams College . Hobart College . University Of Vermont University Of Michigan Lehigh University . Cornell University . University of Wisconsin 230 1827 1831 1834 1840 1845 1858 1887 1890 IQO8 QEps4iIun uf ein nth Established in 1890 ANDREW DICKSON WHITE GEORGE PRENTISS BRISTOL . HERBERT SCOTT OLIN WILHELMUS MYNDERSE RICE HENRY BURGHER KECKELEY CORNELIUS HENRY EVANS, 3RD CHANDLER MONTGOMERY CONANT WAIT HENRY HAMILTON ALLPORT ALDEN WALKER GALLUP GEORGE BARTRUFF THUMMEL MARSIICALL DE ANGELIS FRANK RICE WHITING ROEERT BROOKE LEA DONALD MACK DEWEY SAMUEL MILLER CALLAHAN KENYON LLEWELLYN REYNOLDS ERNEST JESSE WEAVER BOUDINOT STOCKTON LONEY DONALD CAMERON MAC'LEAN CLARENCE WAKEFIELD WORCESTER HAROLD REEVE SLEEPER NORMAN RENNE EDWARD GOODMAN SPERRY STEWART BENEDICT 2' -' H 421332:-. .P 1 51559 11,5514 1--54:1 , ,A E-Qzfey Avzfgzg-1,1 .--- L 1 ..:.f'-1 ff -4- f, A ,gsf H . V,.2,m,4::A:+a,w.1...L4: L, I H -I sr' f 5 f M-f-W 5 - , 133- A, ' f'. :J '4 ',B - i' -W ' I-.-5 7 Ei L L -' 51 -A ' W,- 1 1 , - , 1 if 5 ff! if . 35 7 - .xi all-5,12- --IA-1:A VV .,1.-.tg Al wi L. 745. - 231 QQ D' ' x. 5 X NWN 37:4 v w f fl. +Ql!l4-A yww II NRE NINMWFE ,: I 4 E I : i f A , f 1X v:S-'Nw - .gf - 1 Qwfjgfi -185' 1 '-f11j2R'55.,! Y- ,if If-'iff A . YW 7b'25?fW , TIME ,III . AZT wgwwi S - -' - f ' I f Founded I 8 5 5 V ,., - INIIAMI UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF WOOSTER Bull OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY VVASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE nt Chapters TULANE UNIVERSITY ALBION COLLEGE LEHIGH UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CORNELL UNIVERSITY PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY INDIANA UNIVERSITY DENISON UNIVERSITY DE PAUW UNIVERSITY DICKINSON COLLEGE BUTLER COLLEGE LAFAYETTE COLLEGE HANOVER COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY HOBART COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY LELAND STANFORD, IR., UNIVERSITY COLORADO COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA PURDUE UNIVERSITY CENTRAL UNIVERSITY V UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI DARTMOUTH COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS KENTUCKY STATE COLLEGE WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA BELOIT COLLEGE STATE UNIX'ERSITY OF IOWA MASSACPIUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY ILLINOIS VVESLEYAN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY WISCONSIN UNIVERSITY TEXAS UNIVERSITY KANSAS UNIVERSITY OREGON . UNIVERSITY OF XVABASH COLLEGE NORTH DAKOTA CASE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OIF MISSOURI UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO UNIVERSITY OF MAINE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH UNIVERSITY OF UTAH WESTERN RESERVE UNIVE RSITY Qlpba 1913i banter A EDMUND M. HENDERSON HENRY W. GRANT THOMSON DOUGLAS CYRIL A. CooNs JOSEPH H. OYCONNELL H. ELDRIDGE PIANNAFORD ADOLPH F. ZANG WILIQIAMFXV. HORNER AUSTIN S. HART I. LJEFFERTS LANDT MAURICE R. MCMICKEN COVRNELIUS O. ALIG jfrssbmen MILTON R. SPRANSY I. RICHEY HORNER J. ARTHUR BUHR' WARDEN M. XVILSON HENRY R. MALLORY DANIEL K. WALLINGFORD E. BREWSTER PRINDLE STANLEY D. CHAPIN WILLIAM G, TEMPLE HOYVARD C. WILL PAUL R. FOOTE Established in I 890 jfratcr in jfacultate FREDERICK SMITH imtiors VVILLIAM G. HELFRICH Efuniurs Svnphomnres JULIUS B, KOEHLER FRITZ A. NAGEL WALDO L. KRAEMER WARREN MURDOCK OSCAR A. KLAUSMEYER WILLIAM F. SIMRALL CARL F. HERTENSTEIN EDWARD A. OGLE NORMAN C. KAPPLER ANDREW C. DENNY SAMUEL G. UPDEGRAFF, JR ROSCOE C. GWILLIAM 233 U QOOOOQ 5 2 99 3 A X-I- -1-I-' ' O o g., ' - I O V f ,,.,., . . . . H um glfg bl illllltll' X - Founded at Cornell October I I8 o LIIIIIIIIII I e A it 9 Q99 E GTE Roll of Chapters CORNELL . . . Cornell University NEW YORK . New York University 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, Jr., University TEXAS . . University of Texas WASHINGTON . . . University of Washington NEBRASKA . . . University of Nebraska SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA . . University of Southern California CALIFORNIA . . . . . University of California Qlumni Qllbaptzrs CHICAGO . Chicago, Ill. GOLDEN GATE . . San Francisco, Cal. NEW YORK New York, N. Y. Los ANGELES . . Los Angeles, Cal. BUFFALO Buffalo, N. Y. ST. LOUIS . . St. Louis, Mo. 'WASHINGTON . Washington, D. C. SEATTLE . , . Seattle, Wash. COLUMBUS Columbus, O. TWIN CITY . . Minneapolis, Minn. HOUSTON . Houston, Texas. 234 STEPHEN EDWIN BANKS HOXVARD BURR BESEMER CHARLES CARROLL BINTZ JACKSON BENJAMIN CLARK JAMES IRVING CLARKE ROBERT FLOWER CORLEY GEORGE KINCAIDE FOYE LESLIE HERBERT GROSER IXBHYFYRVYBRUCE HOPKINS TAYLOR JAMES CHAMEERLAIN RALPH MONTGOMERY JOHNSON freshmen THOMAS SQUIRE KRAFT THEODORE ADELBERT KNAPP CHARLES HAYS MATSON WVALTER SCOTT RICHARDS urmzll banter Established in 1890 jfrater in jfacultatz WILLIAM ALBERT FINCH jfratrzs in Mrhe HARRY GEORGE STUTZ Seniors Eluninrs ALAN VREELAND PARKER Supbomnres BYRON LAPHAM SXVAN GEORGE FREDERICK ROGALSKY MONROE MARSH SWEETLAND ALAN HUSTED COLCORD 'HENRY KOCH WALTER RANDOLPH KUHN DUDLEY SEYMOUR INGRAHAM VVALTER SEELY JONES JAMES PATRICK O,CONNOR THOMAS FINCH SCOTT FRANK ARTHUR PIERCE GRATTAN BRUNDAGE SHULTS 235 W, ,Au W :A,.wI,,j- A va-51 'A '11 f- N I SD ff I II f M- S ,,I I J we,-Z I I Rf X A A IC H 7' CT? I 1 lf-51m T 1, A X' - 4WES ZQfZH:EEiIw4EEWR XSyf H Y ff ,J Sigma Qlpba QEps41Iun 4,37 14 Y? I if 0, , XZ Founded March 9, 1856 I . S532 J ffgb 33 LX IIAA lv M E' ' 7 X x JI'fAHT -,RARZI I Boll at Chapters UNIVERSITY OF MAINE NORTHWESTAERN UNIVERSITY BOSTON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITX' ILLINOIS MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY CHICAGO HARVARD UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY MINNESOTA WORCESTER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE UNIVERSITY WIISCONSIN CORNELL UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY MISSOURI COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY SAINT STEVENS COLLEGE ALLEGHENY COLLEGE DICICINSON COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITX' 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 .VVESLEYAN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY SOUTHWESTERN BAPTIST UNIVERSITY CASE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE FRANKLIN COLLEGE PURDUE UNIVERSITY 2 WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA UNIVERSITY OF IOWA UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS IOWA STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO DENVER UNIVERSITY COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY TULANE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS CENTRAL UNIVERSITY BETHEL COLLEGE IQENTUCKY STATE COLLEGE SOUTHWESTERN PRESEYTERIAN CUMBERLAND UNIVERSITY VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY TENNESSEE UNIVERSITY THE SOUTH UNIVERSITY INDIANA UNIVERSITY KANSAS DARTMOUTH COLLEGE UNIVERSITY LELAND STANFORD, IR., UNIVERSITY UNION UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA UNIVERSITY OF VVASHINGTON NIILLIKEN UNIVERSITY EDJ ark Qlpija Chapter jfrater in jfacultate DONALD DERICKSON jfrater in Tllirbe BENJAMIN HALE AUSTIN Svzninrs JOE B. BATEMAN, JR. FURMAN SOUTH, JR. THOMAS JEROME CAMPBELL WALTER KENT STOW HOWARD FURMAN EATON ALFRED AUSTELL SWANN ROLAND FRANCIS HALL SIDNEY BUCKMINSTER WIGHT SIDNEY F. HECKERT, JR. PIERCE MEAD WOOD H iluninrs HOWARD J. CAREY JOHN JOSEPH DAVID MCCORMICK WILLIAM THOMAS DILLON CECIL DENISE SNYDER CLARK JONATHAN LAWRENCE HOWARD TILSON bupbumurzs FAIRBAIRN GILKESON GEORGE OSWALD KUHLKE BERT WILBUR HENDRICKSON FREEDERICK REAGLE LENTZ PAUL HAMILTON HUSTED WILLIAM PERCY MCKINNEY BROWER COX SPRANSY jftesbmen PAUL BRENNAN CHARLES PITCHER HUBBARD CHARLES EMERSON CAREY CHRISTOPHER MACEE PERCY OLIVER EISENBEIS DONALD BERT NIUXSICK 237 ALPHA BETA GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ETA LAMBDA NU X1 OMICRON P1 RHO alta B131 Founded at Union College 1827 Bull nt Chapters Union College . . . Brown University , New York University Columbia University . Rutgers College . . University of Pennsylvania . Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute . Lehigh University . . . johns Hopkins University . Sheflielcl Scientific School . Cornell University . . University of Virginia 238 1827 1838 1841 1842 1845 1849 1864 1884 1885 1889 1891 IQO8 LANE COOPER GEORGE SCHUYLER TARBELL MATTHEW JOHNSON HOEF EDGAR ARMSTRONG HAMILTON FRANK BEVIS CALDWELL JOHN SPENCER DUCKWORTH ARTHUR FRANCOIS EGGLESTON MASON EVANS, JR. HAROLD REEBER EYRICH I FREDERICK CLARK BACKUS Ri hapter Established in 1891 glfratrzs in jfacultate jftatrcs in mths Sreninrs Efuniurs Qnphnmnrzs JOSEPH ALEXANDER WILSON IGLEHART NORMAN STEWART STONE jfresbmzn WALTER KITTERA ASHMEAD MORGAN SMILEY BALDWIN JOHN CAMPBELL CHADWICK GEORGE WRIGHT DORRANCE FREDERICK VERNON FOSTER PHILIP HYATT HASELTON THOMAS SLOANE YOUNG, JR. BRYANT FLEMING CLARENCE D. TARBELL WILLIAM DOOLITTLE HASELTON STANLEY ADDISON RUSSELL JOSEPH HENRY SHAW RICHARD ZELLER OLAF HOFE, JR. THOMAS HENRY LATIMER, JR. HUGO ZELLER JOHN HARMON MCILVAINE ROBERT OAKES SINCLAIRE 239 o , . kmfm Q T 5? ITT WW I W I R: 5 R Q J J KX ..,, XX 'IAJ H X iq D 11 QESKQD' mff.I,,,,,.-Ilfgx www-. ,TIM .ff II,--Im, appa bigma FOurIded I 867 Roll uf Chapters UNIVERSITX' OF MAINE BONVDOIN COLLEGE NEW HAMPSHIRE COLLEGE DARTMOUTH COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT MASSACHUSETTS STATE COLLEGE HARVARD UNIVERSITY BROWN UNIVERSITY CORNELL UNIVERSITY NEW YORK UNIVERSITY SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY SWARTHMORE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY LEHIGH UNIVERSITY DICKINSON COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND VVASHINGTON UNIVERSITY UNIXVERSITY OF VIRGINIA RANDOLPH-MACON COLLEGE VVASHINGTON AND. LEE UNIVERSITX' WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE HAINIPDEN-SYDNEY COLLEGE RICHMOND COLLEGE D.AVIDSON COLLEGE TRINITY COLLEGE UNIVERSITX' OF NORTI-I CAROLINA NORTH CAROLINA A. AND M. COLLEGE IVIERCER UNIVERSITY GEORGIA SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA UNIVERSITY OF A.LABAMA DENISON UNIVERSITY ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE CUMBERLAND UNIVERSITY XIANDERBILT UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY' OF TENNESSEE SOUTHVVESTERN PRESBYTERIAN UNIVERSITY 240 UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY CASE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCI WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN PURDUE UNIVERSITY' WABASII COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF INDIANA UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS LAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA UNIVERSITY OF IOWA UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA WILLIAM .IEWELL COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY MISSOURI SCHOOL OF INIINES BAKER UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF' ARKANSAS UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA MILLSAPS COLLEGE LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY TULANE UNIVERSITY SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS UNIVERSITY OF DENVER COLORADO COLLEGE COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES LELAND STANFORD, -IR., UNIV UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OF VVASHINGTON UNIVERSITY OF OREGON UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO IOVVA STATE COLLEGE WASHINGTON STATE COLLEGE VVASHBURN COLLEGE . ENCE COLLECE ERSITY Qlpba appa bapter WILLARD WINFIELD ROWLEE DAVID FLETCHER HOY VVILLIAM DELBERT FUNKHOUSER JOHN. ALBERT BOSHARD LEXEMUEL RAY HEST.ER GEORGE PETER BUCHANAN KARL WILLIAM GASS JAY HARRY LETSCHE, JR. JOHN EDWIN KESSLER BLINN STEVENS PAGE EDEOTI-ROCKWELL NORRIS . WASRD KREMER ff' WARREN RANDOLPH SCOTT EMERSON HINCHLIFF ARCHIBALD BURTT JOHNSTON GEORGE WALLACE RAMSEY SEELYE MUNN QUACKENBUSH jfresbmen Established in 1892 Jfratres in jfacultate CLEMENT LINVVOOD PERKINS jfratres in Qiithz Svsninrs Eluninrs Sopbnmurss KENNETH CHARLES MCCUTCHEON RALPH GOODRICH BRONVNEI JAMES ISAAC BUCHANAN ALFRED THOMAS HOBSON JOHN KADER ROSE JOB LAWRENCE BACON JOHN PERCY VVATSON WILBUR ALLEN MATHEXVS EDWIN STUART BAKER ALLEN CLARK MINNIX MARK HAYNE STRATTON .ALEXANDER PHILLIPS VVARNER ELMER SETH SAVAGE ARTHUR EARL HOULEHAN EDNVARD LOWE SEMPLE HAROLD CHARLES PADDOCK MAURICE ALVIN GANTZ JOHN FARRELL CRAIG CHARLES DUNCAN MONTEITH FRANKLIN WALTER OLIN, JR. WILLIAM EDWARD KENNEDY EDWARD HAYNES ARCI-IIE LEIGH DEAN JOHN MERRILL OLIN WARREN PACKARD WILLIAM NORTON MCCUTCHEON EDWARD RAY MARTIN MURRAY HAYVKINS .ALVAN HLTEY' STACK 241 g',1:'14,.'f4s.,-4' x-'Q -,-ea? :vu L 3.-.y,Ffl, E - avi,-f ,g 11: fr.-ff: if-wel . u ' -1 A F'.,, '.J ' ' '-'Z . . '. -. ' ri , mn. P .f V - 1 11 1 U 'fa' fn W- , H , ' ' ' ' , ' 1 - ' J 5 V12 --. 1.7 , in -I-, A ' .4 W-'77,-.41 ' I '- X' ' 'IA 'lg' N ET is - Y In f r wl 'I ' YI -'-:fd RN-I , :J-l.','f'IL -i L'.ig Lilly. , f , ,A -.gg H11-'sif.w.' ' - 13-L ' 1-.,- ' . , 'g ' 1 - 1 1 ' :.y H J :gf Mi, Q, ,- .f- , 1 - -i:::,,' -2jJEgAE',f',,eI I -Hx , ' I-f 1'-, 'Vff. nz! ' -- ', L sling.-if-15: H? .4 .. . gwvqi.-.gf - j .1 'F w ' 1 1 .igiilg-Pdf . w 1 1 f w 4 ., , N - .ym- fl.,-U H -:yi '-11 11.1 . n 4m 4-.14 1 4 v H ,w 'L ..l'l Skull Founded February 5, IQOI Jfratres in Jfacultate OTHON GOEPPE GUERLAC WALTER STEBBINS FORD jfrater in Mrk: WILLIAM LEE RING Szniurs EUGENE DAVIS MONTILLON HARRY BURKERT JOYCE WELLWOOD HUGH MAXWELL ALVAH DALE RILEY FRANCIS MACDONALD MOLLESON HENRY KENNEDY DAVIS Efuniurs LORENZ WILHELM DIEHL LYNN ERNEST MUELLER EDWARD CANNING STAHL HAROLD MILLER PREST WILLIAM EDWIN BROOKS FELIX NICOLA GAYTON bnphnmnres JOHN BEACH ALLINGTON CHARLES LEROY MASS RAYMOND LYLE KAIPER DE FOREST WILFRED LUDWIG jlftesbmcn I EARL WARREN MONSON VICTOR BOURN PHILLIPS GORDON BURT FISHER ALBERT THEODORE STRAUCH, IR fi if 1 -,., , A -'B ,,., -' Y X97 Q . ffl ' K' 'F H. ,V xy fn, U:-M' - -A , W,.,,,...i A.: ,J 1.43, TOWNSHEND MORRIL . MORROW CORNELL KEDZIE , GRANITE NEBRASKA LIASSEY . LA GRANGE GREEN MOUNTAIN . WILSON . BABCOCK CENTENNIAL MAINE . MISSOURI ELLICOTT CALIFORNIA PURDUE . ICANSAS . DACOTAH In iw Hit. 1, .. .- 3:11 A E. O U U fmt? O 'fl f aa r.Ii'llM'iQT' i'll3lI,! 555-?Qggfgq1lIiIl:, is ff if-1, ' ,- ' 5 7S2ai.. lJ',E?g-5 i I Founded at Ohio State University 1897 Skull of stbapters Ohio State University Pennsylvania State College University of Illinois Cornell University Michigan Agricultural College New Hampshire State College University of Nebraska North Carolina State College . University of Minnesota University of Vermont . Iowa State College University of Wisconsin . University of Colorado University of Maine University of Missouri Washington State College . University of California Purdue University University of Kansas North Dakota Agricultural College 244 CHARLES SCOON WILSON CLARENCE ARTHUR ROGERS ALBERT RUSSEL MANN ARTHUR LEE THOMPSON EUGENE CURTIS AUCHTER JAMES BERNARD NICCLOSKEY VVESLEY HOTCHKISS BRONSON VVILFRED DES. WILSON H. ERROL COFFIN XXVILLIAM AUGUSTUS HUTCHISON FREDRICK CLIFFORD SHAW DANIEL E. SMITH J. ROBERT TEALL HAROLD F. KEX'ES ARLYN WILBUR COIPI-'IN PIAROLD M. STANLEY urnell Ijapter Established In 1901 jfratrzs in jfacultate IQENNETH CARTER LIVERMORE Sveniurs ihminrs Srnpbomnres jfrezibmen RAY EUGENE DEUEL CHARLES SHANNON WRIGHT GEORGE WALTER TAILBY, JR. ARTHUR WITTER GILBERT HARLAN BRUCE IHUNGER EARLE VOLCART HARDENBURG JOHN HERSCHEL MUNN JESSE SEELEY BROWN JOHN SPENCER CLARK, 3RD NORMAN DAOMAN STEVE LEONARD F. XVI-IIPPLE THOMAS ALEXANDER BAKER SIDNEY C. LEETE MAX FLAVEL ABELL JOHN D. SMART I I - f 4 A . . 41: 5 Li? 1 , ' E I . 'zz ' :AI :ne gin' .J jj., I If , , w.,9x5f:ssA.I w' 41277 ' 4'P1A':.f:ysf-'mm V . 1. Y - --.125 1.'-7'eP'5f?-ECA . - ' 'Mic-af?:z1:rf- f Q' A 'JQSBW 19N?'f'7fI--1: ' -1'7 H .- . 'fue-. , , .,.,4 - . 1.4, . . if-'. . '4i-EW ', ,iii 5 7 f-fQ.Q?2372'l':, 'iffy 5 '-.Q '., , . N . 'Z -'iff 55' L- if? B T75 i ':: N' 'jim' 3.1 3 ' ,. --I A H , A . A .ul - - up . ...,.... A-A-:-N.. - '1 '.:M ,,fN -A, 'VI SA' ' . ' -54, ' Egg? -. ' . x 491 - fgl:'.ffiA-21.222-:gI's.-J1,-.gfffvimeikf riff A- -nf' T' 245 .:1, A , I ,L.,'l 259 7 ' -R X- ,afar :' L . A 'S X ii: L N L3 T - 4SfA1 1 0 .,A I it Iii S 3 A AS x H SM ag X I Ai 6 -T 5' bigma Boll ot Qlbapters VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA BETHANY COLLEGE MERCER UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA HOWARD COLLEGE NORTH GEORGIA AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY EMORY COLLEGE LEHIGH UNIVERSITY MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA DE PAUVV UNIVERSITY PURDUE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF INDIANA I ALABAMA POLYTECHNICAL INSTITUTE MOUNT UNION COLLEGE STATE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY VVILLIAM JEWVELL COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT NORTH CAROLINA A. AND M. COLLEGE ROSE POLYTECHNIC TULANE UNIVERSITY LELAND STANFORD, JR, UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA 24 GEORGIA SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY ALBION COLLEGE STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY LAFAYETTE COLLEGE COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES UNIVERSITY OF OREGON CORNELL UNIVERSITY STATE UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN MISSOURI STATE SCHOOL OF MINES WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO IOWA STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY CASE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE DARTMOUTH COLLEGE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY LOMBARD UNIVERSITY PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE VVESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY OKLAHOMA UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA DELAWARE STATE COLLEGE Gamma beta banter Established December 7, 1901 jfratrzs in jfacultate THOMAS WHITNEY BENSON WELSH jfratres in Mrhe DANIEL GEORGE COOGAN bzninrs JOHN MOFFAT SWALM LAWRENCE DICKINSON BRAGG ANDREW HOWARD MCCLAX' GEORGE FREDERICK MYERS Efuninrs HENRY ENGLEHARDT FRED CLAIR CORY EDWARD PAYNE WVILLIAMS Supbnmurzs WILLIAM TRUESDALE LACKEY FREDERICK EDGAR ODELL HENRY DARWIN WILLIAMS CHARLES FAIRMAN BLAKSLEE GURDON ELY CONKLING jfresbmsn PARVIN ELWOOD PAULES ALEXANDER MITCHELL BEEBEE WILLIAM WALLACE DODGE ROBERT EMMETT BURKE A A g if A , ., .', --in --1, ,,,.,, ff' -- H,5'?f??,' f f lA ' ,-T1143A5.:.3Q.j1,5,g:: ..,-, ,.L- - gif ig ,,G 4:V M J ,g t 247 DENNIE HAMMOND UDALL CAREY JOHNSTON PERCY SHEPARDSON LYON LESLIE MCKENDRICK CLIFFORD COUTANT ROSE THURSTON VAN VECHTEN ELY ROWAN DUNKEL SPRAKER EARL STEWART VVALLACE ROBERT ALLEN SWALM JOHN ELGIN SIMONDS OTHO NIYRON CLARK VVILLIAM HENRY DAY? DONALD POWER DENHAM WILLIAM PENDRY BIDELMAN CONRAD ZIEGET, JR. PAUL RUNGE V 'SQ S N N W W Q XXX AEN 'W X N S XWX XXX Wm' Nww ri wk W Q W WN W y 'v X' wx . iw WX c-,N A -X K N ' xi EXW :X 1 if ' ww W' X w 13, jim Ll :viii ,fx V X NX j f 4,,.11x. - X N M F V, ' , www Nm KN, X QNNW 3 ' ' , LQ L Ex GEORGE IRVING DALE ROBERT ABERNATHY YOUNG GEORGE WILLIAM KUCHLER, JR. BERNARD WILLIAM SHAPER JOHN FRANKLIN FARNSWORTH ILXLFRED OGDEN VVYKER CHARLES GILLESPIE BLAKE HARRY DEVOE BAUDER JOSEPH WILLIAM GRUMME, JR. DEWITT CHAUNCEY BROWN REIHNART ALBERT ZIMMER Eanhbu Founded November, 1902 jfratrzs in jfacultate THOMAS ROLAND BRIGGS Seniors LEON EPHRAIM DEYOE Zluninrs REGINALD CARTER REEYE Supbomntes HENRY NAZER XVADE jfresbmm 24Q CHA RLES ANTONINUS CARROLL HENRY ALBERT FRUAUFF FLOYD ROY NEWMAN ERNEST JOHN JACOB KLUGE ROBERT VIDETTO PROCTOR JULIAN DANA CORRINGTON ELMER GRANT PERL WARREN KOHLHAAS LEE EDWARD DUBOIS STRYKER, JR. HERBERT DUBOIS LENT, JR. BRAINARD BAILEY ,Q NPI Lawy- J-N. ..-Cxfrx-M, K O fy QL X w ll N ' QD , lX f l aw f T vfx ng! X,Xf:Qv,'s , 6 J' ff 'gg , x I 1 Iwi! 'll' uv ' KUWIX 'V' l lf li JW f X Q 0 4? W ' Milli Mu i ' I H Y- 'M of it 1' , 'F in is If Q? N41 ALPHA BETA GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ZETA ETA THETA IOTA KAPPA LAMBDA MU NU A413 illibeta Xi Founded 1864 Bull nt mlbapters b 250 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Sheffield Scientific School, Yale Stevens Institute of Technology Massachusetts Institute of Technology Columbia University Cornell University Lehigh University Purdue University Washington University Rose Polytechnic Institute Pennsylvania State College Iowa State University University of California WILLIAM KELLOGG WELLS WALTER JOHNSTON RAY YEAKLE GILDEA GEORGE BLACKMAN WAKELEY HARRY OSCAR UNDERHILL WILLIAM DUNGAN LAMDIN MEAD WILMER STONE DAVID VINTON STAHL jfrsshm en ALFRED LESTER MARKS EDWARD MARK GEIBEL FRANCIS WILKINSON HAY LEROY COLLIER WOOD FREDERICK CLARKSON FARNSWORTH RAYMOND SINCLAIR BRAINERD Zeta banter Established in IQO3 jfrater in jfacultatz WILLIAM JAMES THORNE Jfratsr in Ulithe RUD BRYANT HAYES Mnhzrgrahuates Snzniors DAVID WILLIAM SHILLING ELMER HENBECK AUGUST HENRY LAUMAN JR RICHARD REID COLEMAN Eluniurs GEORGE WASHINGTON TALL JOHN THOMPSON JONES JOHN BYRD NORRIS, JR. Svnpbnmnres J. ELLIOTT NEALE WM. LAWRENCE PROCTOR JOHN EDWIN HARN 251 beta Yiamhha bi Bull nt fihaptzrs HOLMES 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 32 jfinrb bapter Established December I2, 1903 jfrattes in ilklrhe JUDGE R. A. GUNNISON WILLARD M. KENT Tkinhergrahuates Snniurs JOHN POLK BONNER RICHARD LEECH ELTON ARTHUR JAMES JACOBS EDWARD CORNELL KERR THOMAS LEON TOAN Eiuniurs ARTHUR JOHN CAPELLE FRTED HENRY DAVIS NEIL HOUSTON EDWARD GODFREY LAWSON Sophomore!! WILLIIAM HENRY BAUGHER HARRY GUY CAMPBELL WALTER HENRY DIECKMANN HAROLD HINE LYON jfresbmzn HARRY CLARK BALDWIN JAMES FERRIS MCICINNEY GEORGE J. MITCHELL PETER REMSEN GAGE WASHBURN TIDD KENNETH DRAPER MEANS CARL HERMAN MUELLER FREDERICK SHERMAN PARKER ARTHUR BIENYON WEST' ALBERT PHILIP DIPPOLD JAMES DOUGLAS MACMAHON AUGUST BERNARD MEYER -. ELWOOD LABARRE CHASE ' CLARENCE EDGAR FORSTER VVILLIAM H. MAYER, JR. GEORGE VVILLIAM STRUCKMANN MERLE CORNELIUS VAN DINE KENNETH BROWN VAN BERGEN HUGH JOHN KRALOXVEC 253 53 W .-2 ..... Z.. R111 anna 919111121 f f I I II' , '- ' , ,x' i5 .lIZI5 llllu A ' Founded at University of Pennsylvania 18 o lit ,i. A L :::i:.q ,.., 5 ITEMS V QAAHQT 4'EQ1UPP9 I Boll of Qllhaptets ALPHA . University of Pennsylvania , DELTA . Washington and jefferson College EPSILON . Dickinson College ZETA . Franklin and Marshall College ETA University of Virginia IOTA Columbia University MU Tulane University RHO University of Illinois TAU . Randolph-Macon College UPSILON Northwestern University PHI . Richmond College Psi . . Pennsylvania State College ALPHA ALPHA . ALPHA GAMMA ALPHA DELTA . ALPHA EPSILON , ALPHA ZETA . ALPHA THETA . ALPHA IOTA . ALPHA KAPPA . ALPHA LAMBDA ALPHA MU . ALPHA NU . ALPHA X1 . ALPHA OMICRON ALPHA P1 . ALPHA RHO . 2 Washington and Lee University University of West Virginia University of Maine Armour Institute of Technology University of Maryland University of Wisconsin Vanderbilt University University of Alabama University of California Massachusetts Institute of Technology Georgia School of Technology Purdue University University of Michigan University of Chicago Cornell University 54 Qlpha bn I bapter ARTHUR GRAHAM BIERMA EUGENE BAKER JOHN WINEIELD BROWNLEY CLARENCE ALLEN GOULD LAFAYETTE LEVAN PORTER MILTON RAY SANDERSEN ROBERT WILLIAM AUSTIN CARROLL HENSHAW HENDRICKSON JAMES D,AMERVAL KERR JOHN VVILLIAM PETERS RUSSELL BOYD PRATT GEORGE BERNAYS FISHER CHARLES JONES EVANS :freshmen WILLIAM HUGH COSGROVE CHARLES MANNING COLYER ELMER ROY UNDERWOOD HENRY OTIS HOWGATE EVERETT RALPH MORSE RUSSEL SMITH JOHNSON MARK RAYMOND RILEY JOHN ROGERS SHERMAN Established in 1911 Jfratres in jfarultatz RICHARD RAY KIRK LEONARD ALEXANDER LAWRENCE glfratrzs in Thilrhe Seniors WILLIAM EDWARD BEITZ Ehxninrs STRATFORD DENMAN MILLS Qnpbnmnres EDMUND HENRY KYLE FREDERICK ROBINSON ALFRED BUSSELL WRAY CLARENCE LUCIUS DUNHAM EARLE VINCENT PATTERSON PAUL LAURENCE MAHER DAVID STRUSS WARD PIUS PHILIP KELLER, JR. CHARLES ALLAN BIERMA CONRAD FREDERICK NAGEL, JR PAUL GIRARD HAVILAND JOHN FRANCIS MARONEY, -JR. 255 arm,-E 5 t g ., A H NW I!l u11- fi-E 9 fi! 1? xg MI -, H JT, Afljb Yl Oi, ......-4 .fm -H' x bigma 19131 Sigma 3KnII of Culbapters ALPHA . . Umverslty of Pennsvlvama BETA GAMMA 256 Gamma baptzr JOHN BAUER EDXVARD ROBY ALBIN, JR. NATHAN ROBERT BEAGLE MORDECAI CASSON, JR. FRANKLIN ERNEST HOLLAND VIRGIL DEAL ALDEN CHARLES EUGENE EDWARDS ALBERT BENJAMIN GENUNG WILLIAM BLOCKSOM JOSEPH VICTOR ADNA ACER FREDRIC BAUER LANDON MACEY BROOKS LINDERMAN HARLO DUNHAM jfresbmen Established in I 904 jfratres in jfacultats jfratzt in ilithe LAWRENCE MCDERLKOTT Seniors JOHN EDWARD YEWELL Sfuninrz GRANT CLINTON VANHOESEN Smpbomnres RAYMOND GURDON BABCOCK WILBUR FORMAN BROWN RICHARD MEARS VANX7ALKENBURGI-I LELAND CHARLES BOYNTON EDWARD JAMES FLANNERY JOHN MCKEE STRATTON HOWARD GEORGE BOYNTON GEORGE HARVEY' MILLER HOLLISTER JOHNSON GILBERT WARREN PECK ELMER DELANCY SPICER FLOYD ANDERSON TENNY OLNEY BROWN KENT BURLEIGH ADELBERT LUM LYNDE HUNTER RYMAN EDMUND HARVEY STEVENS RAY COOK HULBERT CHARLES GUSTAVE REBNIAN SAMUEL MABLE THOMPSON EXVING THOMPSON 257 J V 1 nr V 'du xx W f , MM! X X N A r rg,-9 , vf 5 F. U -U- -If x x x XHKK ,r af , 1 M w 1 N. ,wma ,.,e1,,. fum wg, ,wif-Lx2?k,?f1-ix .JRSQ1 -W5 Y X ,,,wwwv..fpw.WV4'wmv-Wmummail: - I gy- L. I 2 SSW- ' . ' ,e, .'1'f yu, 'l if ,M ' ,MN ,,-,ww A H 'ww-wgW:.' '-wx x 1 43 -, 0 f .,:1 wxbH1:L5 '-v:..w.- - wma WZ'2'w?? -ww , I' , . f f ww wg u- - .v ' , ,,, . . W. . . ur pl' n ,ff JOSEPH QUINCY ADAMS GEORGE GLEASON BOGERT JOHN RANDOLPH CAUTLEY JOHN CRAIG WESTON GAVETT SAMUEL WARREN ANDREWS WALTER CORNELIUS CONGER CARL CRANDALL CHARLES PARKER DAVIDSON, JR. ALBERT ISAACS CODINGTON CHARLES HENRY ELLIOTT YVILLIAM RUDOLPH GREINER WILLIAM HAROLD DAVIDSON LAWRENCE EDDY jfrzshmsn JAY CONGER GEORGE EDWARD HENDRICKS ERNEST POLLARD LESLIE COLVILLE ROBERTSON JOHN MULHALL ROGERS Zuhiac Founded IQO5 Jfratrzs in jfacultate CHARLES SCOON WILSON jfratres in 'Glrhe CHARLES LEE CRANDALL GEORGE ABRAM EVERETT BURTON JUDSON LEMON CLARK SUTHERLAND NORTHUP VVILLIAM HAZLITT SMITH bzniurs 1 ROBERT PHELPS KENNEDY HENRY' JOSEPH KIMBALL ELMER HORTON LEMON KENNETH DANIEL ROCKWELL THOMAS ROGERS TAYLOR Efuninrs MALCOLM HERBERT MCCLEW BENJAMIN HAROLD MILLER WALTER MCMILLAN RALPH WILLIAM RICHARD MCKEY VERY bupbumures SAMUEL RUSSELL HALLEY CHARLES HENRY OTT 259 l u , H itll mm J Q I I bmi aah Serpent CLAUDE MARTIN THIELE Founded 1905 jfratresi in jfarultate jfratzr in Zlklrhz EDXVARD CECIL SCOFIELD EDWARD HOOKER TAYLOR Svzninrs TOM WELTON HARRX' VAN WINKLE BERRY JEROME CARSKADDAN BISHOP WALTER OTTO KRUSE A. TOM KNIGHT EDWARD HOOKER TAYLOR GILBERT LAFAYETTE COLLINS CHARLES DORWART ALBRIGHT Efuniors LELAND NENVLIAN GIBBS LEO JAMES SULLIVAN HERMAN WILLIAM NOLKER RICHARD GIBSON. JR- HANS VIETOR RALPH ADRIANCE HOPKINS HERMAN CARL WVIETOR Smpbumures DONALD ARMSTRONG FRANCIS EDGAR WILLIAMS JAMES FRANCIS LARDNER, JR. CLAUDE HEATH EDGERTON THEODORE OSBORNE GAVETT -THEODORE DAY CRIPPEN GEORGE TEMPLETON PERRY HERBERT OSCAR KOEHLER freshmen JOHN WARRINGTON GALE HUGO MUENCH, JR- HOXVARD PETER IQYAN -,Fig ,jgiik mfg.. .2 4 ' lfjzi V' -fig:-ef, hbh i, 'JE 'XVA 2 ' ia? F3 Q PW .1 - f' f 'E' ' fs! iii' .'.if:!f- -TOO TT - A - ff-- 'E' - - W ' f ' 4 , -, 544 ' 261 f GJ as esi Emi f 1 2. ' - E F: 'rzifsl 6225? E-' E' 526' S-P22 ,ai gag i s-sg?-, gi ::ff 1k4fl 3 iKi 'g1sf W5 1 gQi,: - 1 -gps Q 4 C - Kg V39 , v ALPHA BETA GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ZETA Qlpha si Founded 1904 3KuII of Cibapters 262 Ohio State University Cornell University Chicago Veterinary College Kansas City Veterinary College University of Pennsylvania Colorado Veterinary College VERANUS ALVA MOORE PIERRE A. FISH WALTER L. WILLIAMS DENNIE HAMMOND UDALL SAMUEL H. BURNETT EARL SIMEON MARKHAM WILLIAM E. MULDOON WILLARD S. GLEASON CLEVELAND PELTON ORRIN B. WEBBER WALTER C. BUCK EUSTACE S. D. MERCHANT EMMETT K. BUTTS H. GREGORY DEAN EDWARD L. WILSON JAMES F. ROBERTS J. RUSSEL FLANAGAN JOSEPH D. COOK J. RAYMOND BEACH GLENN W. THOMPSETT A. CAMERON GORE LLOYD R. CORNWELL Esta banter Established in. IQO6 jfratres in jfacultate jfratrcs in Tkinihersitate 263 EARL SUNDERVILLE F. F. KOENIG JAMES NATHAN FROST HOWARD J. MILKS FRANK BREED HOWARD W. NAYLOR RALPH B. MCCORD L. FRANCIS REED CHARLES B. SKINNER J. ROBERT MORSE CHARLES RUSSEL GUILE, HAROLD CLARKE WILI.IAM H. SUMNER FLOYD E. WILSON HARRY W. EGGLESTON MAURICE E. GARDNER CLARENCE W. WEBBER LYNN H. MEAD ALFRED SAVAGE RAYMOND E. DEDERICK ARTHUR L. SMITH LYNNE BURTON FENNER Q Iv N Y 'T Q Q ' MPX 4 j Q a ' qw' 0 Q SQ , 11 'gI:,-pf 6 Q, 1 4 ' 9 . awk Q 5 L 0 5555-0 j all gs 0 0 I gk 9 79 9 Y ix 9 I N , UV appa si Founded I 907 jfratzr in jfacultate EDWIN ALFRED FILMER Seniors' JOHN TOWNSHEND CHILD JOHN MILLER JESSE C. JOHNSTON GILBERT COX MOLLESON WILLIAM NORTON WOODS Eluniurs WILLIAM DAVID FRAYNE JAMES RUSSELL LONGWELL WILLIAM HENRY KEMP, JR. FRED HILNIAN MCCLINTOCK J SAMUEL DUDLEY SCUDDER, JR. Svuphumores ALBERT EDWARD RENAUD, JR. CHRISTIAN SCHWARTZ ALBERT STOVER, JR. jfresbmen WALTER JOSEPH GIRYOTAS ROLAN J. WIGHTNIAN 263' WY M7 if , gXX f M W X - A f f 1 4535-' 7 1 iff- :H 'v W ,LQ w wf 7' 1 , ff' L ,L j .5 X Y JOSEPH LAWRENCE GREEN ALBERT CLUNAN, JR. WILLIAM GILLIES BROADFOOT PAUL ARNOLD FRANKLIN GORHAM IWALTBIE LYNES SANFORD ROBINSON GIFFORD HENRY BRYAN BROADFOOT JOHN WINFIELD BROWNLEY PAUL A. COLXVELL MORTON RYDER THOMAS NIERCERON STUART LAXVRENCE IVIATHER SELLECK FREDERICK FLEMING SULLIVA JAMES GAVIN WINGATE N apati Founded 1907 jfratetin jfacultatz CORREL ROBERT WHITE Grabuate HERBERT ASHTON Seniors Juniors Smpbumores jfrzsbmsn HENRY HORTENSIUS GEORGE, ROBERT VVILLIAM PROCTER GEORGE TABER ASHTON THEO HEILIS MILLS LEXVIS HENRY BOULTER ROBERT ESSELSTYN SKINNER WEIGHTIIAN EDWARDS CHARLES STRUNK HILL, JR. JVILLIAM SEEMAN JAMES ELWELL :KITTRELL HARRX' CHESTER CARPENTER GILBERT RANDOLPH BLEHDON ROBERT VVILLIAMSON NIX, JR 267 IJ If W lf l , Ni' 51' I ' ' i fr I I4 2......z 'fyg M I wit h A ', 'ii ' I .N , Zigi f , wfifnf, 1,1 , ' I -'W, Wl ', I 4 'J .L f- Y, ':'-I' Zlnania fraternity Founded at University of Michigan I9o4 Bull nf Qllhapters , UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN . LELAND STANFORD, IR., 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 UNIN'ERSITY 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 UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY SYRACUSE UNIYVERSITY . is 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 Haven, Connecticut New York City, New York Ames, Iowa Iowa City, Iowa State College, Pennsylvania Portland, Oregon Boulder, Colorado Seattle, Washington Chicago, Illinois Syracuse, New York urmzll banter Established in IQO7 jfratres in jfarultats GEORGE ROBERT MCDERMOTT SAMUEL HOWARD BURNETT JAMES ELIJAH VAN DERHOEF TOM BRUCE HYDE WILLIAM ROY WIGLEY LESTER WILLIAM WALLACE MORROW PAUL WEBSTER JONES CHILSON B. HAVII,AND jfrater in Qkirhe ARTHUR RAYMOND KEITH Qeninrs GEORGE CHRISTIAN SCHEMPP, IR. ELLIOTT M. HOLBROOK WILBER ALBERT CARTER EDWARD PRICE VREEL.-XND ifuniurs LEROY ALONZO WILSON PAUL XVHEELER THOMPSON PRESTON LITTLEPAGE PEACH DALE STEVENS COLE JONE CRAIG STEPHEN REMINGTON WING CARL EDWIN LADD LOUIS RICHARDS VAUTROT RILEY HENRY HEATH DANIEL SCOTT FOX WALTER M. PEACOCK 269 PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI E9 J, 3 QQ f il . 1-ff -, ga is I I ill I 'ii ' -, L. I .lmllllllllli l ax f PI'III f I PIIZIPI' Qlpba bl bu Founded at Trinity College T895 BRUII ni flibaptzrs PsI . . . . Trinity College CHI . . Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute PHI . . University of Pennsylvania OMEGA . Columbia University ALPHA . . Lafayette College BETA . Dickinson College DELTA . . Yale University EPSILON , . Syracuse University ZETA . University of Virginia ETA . . Vlfashington and Lee Universiiy THETA . Cornell University GAMMA , , VVesleyan University 270 D I ROSCOE CLAUDIUS EDLUND Theta Clihapter Established in 1908 jftatrzs in Ulirhe IVAN CLAUDE JAGGER beninrs I JOHN KENNETH ANDERSON CARL METCALF JACKSON DANIEL DUHURST HUYETT EDWARD LOUIS MARKELL ABRAM L. VAN SICLEN Zfuniurs ROBERT BARCLAY BEAHM, 2D PARR HOOPER WILLIAM ANDREWS CATHER, JR. RICHARD GUST.AVE KINSCHERF AUSTIN WELD DEYO ALBERT LESTER STEVENSON RALPH MARTIN GILBERT DAVID WASHINGTON 'WEAVER FREDERIC BAZINE WIPPERMAN Sopbnmurzs JAMES ROBINSON BALSLEY WILLIAM EDWARD LUNDGREN GUERNSEY THOMAS CROSS JAMES AUSTIN MYRICK CARL GEORGE KINSCHERF RAMSAY SPILLMAN GEORGE MORRISON WILLIAMSON :freshmen HULET D. CLARK CHARLES EDVVARD RUHE ARTHUR MIDDLPITON GRIMES STEWART RICHARD ALLISON SHURTER JOHN MANI,EY HEATH HENRY MENDINI-IALL TAYLOR, JR. JOHN EDXVARD PENNYWITT 271 I- :f Kb y 1 f ' 'A Af q 'I l l j llllllll Ta l l lllllllll t CAIUSATXXPY I fuel I 6 XAQTX MET V15 F- 1 Qlpba bigma bi U Founded at Yale 1845 3RnII of Qllbapters ALPHA DELTA . ZETA ETA THETA . IOTA KAPPA . LAMBDA. BETA 272 Yale University V Marietta College Ohio State University University of Illinois University of Michigan Cornell University University of Wisconsin Columbia University Harvard University Elura bapter Established in I 909 Seniors HENRY LENVIS BEARES RAY REBER KING LEE CLEMENT B. BIAHONEY Ehlninrs JOHN HENRY BRODT ROBERT EDWARD LALEY VVILLIAM HAROLD CHAPMAN ROGER WILLIAMS PARKHURST FRANCIS MILLS DODGE HAROLD LYNN PITNER VERNE R. READ JOHN HENRY SMALL . bupbumnres BURTON WRTELLS BRODT WILLIAM RAFFEN MANSON SPENCER E. YOUNG RALPH SHANNON SOLLITT DAVID DUNLOP JENNINGS, JR. RUSSELL THOMAS TREE GEORGE STEPHEN VEAZIE ' ROBERT JOHN WEST JOHN HENRY BACON jlfrzsbmen HENRY GRIGGS CAMERON ARMIN WILLIAM HYDE PLINY FISK STEWART ROLAND DICKERMAN RADFORD FRANK OLIVER YOUNG, JR. 273 Bull of Qihapters 'N 1 ww MIB!! fW Wi Mill FU xmil W' J IW-iu izkl I 3 'I ,g 41 E A ' Q, I' ,, N 1 SY' 4 A J Q Qgaillillgwr f A t In A3 V 1 04.9 I -M Ml X41-4 ill .,.- A -.9 Q -- ,f l .S ff'1gg151:J ,. -w-2? f fv i, V . nxoxqp in 22 ea, ,f I 2 1 Q .I-EWEW 1 li- 1 3 :FW 0' wine xyqzg 59403 i , ' at' - 5 ,J 5 Q yllfhfgf- ,,. Qtr- 1 I ..... Q T7-'I LVD '-9 'h 1 A I V 1 'xg F 'Lfl..i llil , H li 4,r......1ti Malia ew ref B H E El HU f m 'Q Mi' Q.. .Wfff iff N A J! was Q A , , lx. X Established in 1896 ALPHA , BETA GAMMA . DELTA . EPs1LoN. THETA . KAPPA . MU . LAMBDA . ZETA . SIGMA ETA IOTA NU XI. . OMICRON 274 College of the City of New York Long Island Medical College Bellevue Medical College Columbia University New York University University of Pennsylvania Cornell University Boston University Western Reserve University Case School Tulane University Union University Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute Ohio State University Massachusetts Institute of Technology Syracuse University Zkappa banter Established in IQO7 jfrater in Ulirhe A. WILFRED FEINBERG beninrs EDNVARD LAURENCE COHEN JOHN N.ATHANIEL PLATOFF JOE ARJE KAUEMAN RALPH PAPPENHEIMER Eiuniurs ARTHUR DAVID ROSENBERG A MORTIMORE IRVING STEINHARDT SIDNEY ISAACS E. LYSLE ASCHAFFENBURG EZRA JOHN FEINBERG Supbumnres NATHANIEL JOSEPH GOLDSMITH MILTON JEROME POWELL DAVID OETTINGER A. SAMUEL BORDON HAROLD RIEGELMAN jfrzsbmen MILO OGDEN FRANK MEY'ER NEBENZAHL ROBERT LINCOLN MERUK 275 1. TLC! lung Zlslanh Iuh T jfeuzultp WILLIANI SILLIMAN FOSTER LESTER VINCENT FOSTER Grabuate STEWART EVERTS ROBB Sreninrs JOHN SHERER LUSCH VERNON CONOLLY RYDER ABRAM L. VAN SICLEN PETER REMSEN DAVID WASHINGTON WEAVER STANLEY WRIGHT MERRILL NEWTON FOOTE JOHN HOWARD MILLER LINN DOW SHIPMAN ifuniurs GEORGE FOWLER CHARLES EDWIN DIMON DAVID STOWE WARD HOWARD RAYMOND MOORE VVILLIAM HOWARD ZABRISKIE LLOYD FRANCIS GREENE HOWARD TILSON STERLING WILLIAM MUDGE FRANK BERIO BAILEY ERIC VAIL HOWELL HOBART V. CORNWELL Qupbumures HENRY FRED BADE WILLIAM ALBERTSON WELLS WALTER FRANK CLAYTON, IR. LATHAM A. DE MILT, JR. ' freshmen PERCY FOSTER HALSEY I'IENRY GRAHAM MARTIN KENNETH ARTHUR TAPSCOTT ASA ROBERT PURDY VVILLETS WALTON GARDNER FREDERICK WEISBROD DAVID FAIRMAN TABER ELLISON CORNWELL 277 Gamma ta Gamma Founded IQOI Bull ut Qllbaptzrs MAINE UNIVERSITY SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY BOSTON UNIVERSI'fY CORNELL UNIVERSITY ALBANY LAW SCHOOL UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN INDIANA UNIVERSITY 278 psilun bapter Established in IQOQ jfratres in Mrbz CHARLES MILLER MOON WALTER CHRISTOPHER O1CONNELI YVALTER VVILLIAM POST Seniors HOWARD ALBRIGHT SWARTVVOOD ABBOTT EVERETT COOPER FRANK C. DORMAN DAVID ARTHUR SAUVE EVAN EARL JONES ifuninrs GAYLORD MEAD WILLSEY KEI,LOGG LOGSDON HAROLD HEWINS BURNS HENRY HUDSON DIMON JOHN EZRA HANAOAN QMJV'-'jfQOfJJLbQ.:A LEONARD JARVIS KENDALL DANIEL ROBERT HARVEY DANIEL HUGH MCCARRIAGHER JAMES EDWARD FANE Svupbnmnres freshman HAROLD BLAINE LANDIS ALBERT HOMER HENDERSON ALBERT HASKELL, JR. DMALT Qf. 'Fl Mum, 279 Alpha Efhvta I5 mwunnmum 1, umnmmnw -via ,f X DAVID VVESTVVOOD CARSWELL VERYL EDWARD MANN HARRY BLAIR HULL DIETZ ALBRIGHT SMITH EDWIN LOUIS GEORGER DONALD HOWELL REEVES LESLIE SHERMAN ACE NATHAN FREDERICK STEARNS VEDDER VVHITE VVARREN THOMPSON KENT CHARLES HAROLD OLMSTEAD HERBERT BOVVMAN POPE EVERETT WILBUR NEVVCOMB CHARLES HENRY BLACKBURN HUGH NIACIQAY DAVIS Ipba Theta Established in IQI I Seniors JAMES BERTRAM HILLS 31 uninrs Qupijumures freshmen RUSSELL HATHAWAY KENT FRED LEONARD STARBUCK FRANKLIN LEROY NEWCOMB JOHN ROBERTSON MORSE RALPH KNAPP JOSEPH HOLLOWAY MORGAN SAMUEL WILSON COLLINS LUTHER REYNOLDS LONGFIELD HENRY VERNON DAVIS FELIX MORSE FREDERIKSEN JOHN FRANCIS GREANEY GILBERT HAVEN MANKIN ARTHUR LEWIS LUKENS HENRY GROVER O,CONNOR 281 Q9mega au Sigma Founded 1906 Bull of fibapterss ALPHA . .... University of Pennsylvania BETA . Cornell University GAMMA . . Ohio State University 282 VERANUS ALVA MOORE DENNIE HAMMOND UDALI, JAMES NATHAN FROST FREDERIC SOWDON JONES KENNETH ADAM SHAUL RUDOLPH RAY BOLTON JOHN IQONRAD BOSSHART Esta banter Established in IQI I jfrater in Mrhe JAMES LAW jfratres in jfarultate WALTER LONG WILLIAMS HOWARD JAY MILKS EARL SUNDERVILLE EARL MAX PICKENS JOHN ELLIS DEAL jfratres in Mnibersitate ALFRED HONEYWELL MCCLELLAND MELVIN AURINGER ORTH RICHARD NUTTING SHAW LELAND JAMES TOMPKINS DAVID EDWIN WVRIOHT TUNIS ORVILLE BRANDENBURG ARTHUR JAMES FORSYTHE ARCHIBALD FREER ' BENJAMIN HARRISON WHEELOCK FREDERICK HENRY SCHAEFER JOSEPH J, VAR.-X 283 WILLIAM HERBERT STEVENSON JOHN CHASE WHEAT ALFRED OBERLE ROY CHARLES HARTMAN LEWIS HOIQATIO WRIGHT FLOYD THOMAS JAMES JAMES AUGUSTINE HARRIS JOSEPH STANLEY CLARK HERBERT BRAZILLA SWITZER ALFRED THOMAS BAESZLER FRANK HENRY HANER RALPH ROY MOULTHROP u 4 Y 4 AL,:-U4 44. X ' r' I X 4 NWT' 4- IL 4.44.4 , - 't 4 4 -1 1'- 4 4 'H inlay ' if-aj... - 4 .In IIT' 'lf 'un Hg,-1 I J nn' ' 4'J h4 444 4. f . H ' 'f'L'g N' -1 ffm fn 'I' H I I IIJ H: I I - .A --5.41.4 X. 4 W. I! If II NH. . 4 -',93,,9 1 4 Y 'ARQQMK . 0063000 15193 M -.7 1: -,Q , , .f - Nl '1 H, '4' 41+ W- 1-1 4- -.1,L .u . 4,,. 44 ,, M4 4 4 4 4 4 -44 4 I' 4 4 r z . 4 4U 4 1 ' ' '4 I H: : 7 , if 4 L 4 f f, 4 W M, . s 57 fl ' Ek 5: 4 4 x 4 4 4 4 4 4 EZ r 1 44' r 44.4 4 J 4 4 4 . 4 4 4 4.7 . 4. 4 4 4 '14 -4 . 1 , Pi- - ,r EAEFZ NIAJOR BRONSON FOSTER STANLEY PLATT LOVELL .ALBERT HUNT WHITE M. WALLACE SULLIVAN PAUL RHOADS GULDIN JAMES SAMUEL CHAMPION GEORGE EARLE CHASE FERDINAND JOHN BURGDORFF, JR. HOINIER J. BROOKS Grahuatzs BUCHANAN TYSON GEORGE IWARKHAM BUTLER UIS ARTHUR RODENHISER Seniors HARRY EMBLETON STANLEY HART VVHITE DANIEL O'LOUGHLIN Eiuniurs FREDERICK HAROLD TYLER CLARENCE GILES WWINSLOW RAYMOND WILSON SYMONDS HENRY BAKE STEER Snpbnmnrzs THOMAS VOLNEY' CHESBRO LEO PRESTON HOWARD jfrzsbmen ERNEST LEON POLLARD CLARENCE ALPHONSE ROY 285 Qlpba Qlpba Zeistrict K A appa Zllpba 'Gliijeta Bull of Qlihapters Io'rA . . . LAMBDA . SIGMA . C HI . . . Cornell University University of Vermont Toronto University Syracuse University Qlpba Beta Eistrict A ?lBzIta Beta Eistrlct ALPHA BETA . ALPHA DELTA . ALPHA ZETA . ALPHA KAPPA . Swarthmore College Goucher College Barnard College Adelphi College Beta Qlpba Bistrict ALPHA , . BETA . . GAMMA . . ALPHA ETA . De Pauw University Indiana University Butler College Vanderbilt University Beta Zlieta Bisttict EPSILON . . ETA , . . MU . . . ALPHA GAMMA . ALPHA ALUMNAE BETA .ALUMNAE GAMMA ALULINAE DELTA ALUMNAE EPSILON ALUMNAE ZETA ,ALUIXINAE ETA ALUh'INAE THETA ALLYRINAE IoTA ALUMNAE KAPPA IXLUMNAE MU ,ALUMNAE . NU ALUMNAE- . IVooster University University of Michigan Allegheny College Ohio State University Delta Qlpha Eistrint DELTA . University of Illinois TAU . . Northwestern University UPSILON . . University of Minnesota Psi . . , University of Wisconsin :ALPHA PI . University of N. Dakota KAPPA RHO . ALPHA ALPHA MU . . IOTA . University of Kansas University of Nebraska VVashington University University of Missouri Eelta Gamma Bistrint ALPHA THETA . ALPHA OMICRON . University of Texas University of Oklahoma Gamma Qlpha Eistrict PHI . . . OMEGA . . Gamma ALPHA LAMBDA . ALPHA MU . . ALPHA XI . . Qlumnae Clllbaptzrs . Greencastle . Minneapolis . New York City . Chicago Columbus . Indianapolis . Burlington . Philadelphia . Los Angeles . Pittsburgh . Cleveland . Syracuse 2 XI ALUMNAE . OMICRON ALUMNAE PI IXLUMNAE . RHO ALUMNAE SIGMA ALULINAE TAU ALUMNAE UPsILoN ALUMNAE PHI ALUMNAE . CHI ALUMNAE . PSI ALUBINAE . CJMEGA ALUMNAE ALPHA BETA ALUMNAE Stanford University University of California Beta ?JBi5trict University of Washington University of Montana Oregon State University Kansas City Seattle Topeka . Denver . St. Louis Lincoln San Francisco . . Baltimore . Omaha . Evanston Portland . Toronto Zinta Cihapter Established in 1881 Zin jfacultatz MRS. JOHN HENRY COMSTOCK LOIS WATSON WING lin Mrhz ' MRS. EDWARD LEAMINGTON NICHOLS MRS. LOUIS MUNROE DENNIS MRS. ALBERT VVILLIAM SMITH MRS. GEORGE RAY CHAMBERLAIN MRS. BENJAMIN KINGSBURY MRS. THOMAS LYTTLETON LYON MRS. LELAND VAN RENSSEL.AER MRS. VVALLACE BROWN MRS. LOUIS PARDON SMITH MRS. ALBERT WYRAX' CECILIA AGNES LAW LILLIAN PEARL GREEN Sveniurs MARIE ALLEBAUGH BEARD IVIARGARET CONNOR ELIZA THEODORE DICKERSON HELENA IWARIAN DIXON MARGARET ELIZABETH MANDEVILLE JEANETTE ELVA MCKENZIE JEAN FINDLAY POTTS KATHERINE WILSON POTTS Eiuntots MADELEINE SALLY AYERY REBECCA STONEMAN HARRIS bnpbnmntes RUTH HELENE BAYER LOUISE CLUETT BONTECOU SUSAN MAY BONTECOU LOIS CONANT H.AYWARD ROBBINS freshmen E1-HEL ZOE BAILEY L MARIE CAROLINE HARRINGTON ET!-IEL MAY SOUTHWICK 287 ,g - P, A-.T,.t I ' kappa appa Gamma .Mx :gi ' ill, :wax L, E 5' , L Founded 1870 f' IWW PHI . . BETA EPs1LoN BETA SIGMA Psi . . BETA TAU BETA ALPHA BETA IOTA GAMMA Rno BETA UPSILON BETA Psi . LAMBDA . BETA GAMMA BETA NU . BETA DELTA X1 . . KAPPA . DELTA IOTA MU . . ETA . BETA LAMBDA UPSILON . EPSILON . CHI . . BETA ZETA THET.A . SIGMA A OMEGA . BETA MU . BETA X1 . BETA OMICRON BETA PHI P1 . . BETA ETA BETA P1 . Bull of Cltbapters Qlpija Brnhinre Esta 1Brnhin:e Gamma Bruhincs Betta 1Brnhince Epsilon Bruhinre Zeta igruhince 288 Boston University Barnard College Adelphi College Cornell University Syracuse University University of Pennsylvania Swarthmore College Allegheny College VVest Virginia State University University of Toronto Buchtel College Wooster University Ohio State University University of Michigan Adrian College Hillsdale College Indiana University De Pauw University Butler College University of Wisconsin University of Illinois Northwestern University Illinois Wesleyan University University of Minnesota Iowa State University Missouri State University Nebraska State University Kansas State University Colorado State University Texas State University Tulane University University of Kentucky University of California Leland Stanford, jr., University University of Washington Psi Established in T883 lin jfarultate ANNA CLEGG STRYKE 3111 Zbirhe IiATHI-ERINE ALEXANDER MARION l'ICDERMOTT MARY JOSEPHINE HULL MRS. WALTER FRANCIS WILLCOX GRACE NEAL DOLSON MRS. HENRY NEEDHAM MLRS. ARTHUR GORDON MARY CASS SPENCER AIRS. NATHANIEL LAY GARLING MRS. L. B. REX'NOLDS Qeninrs MARIANA IYICCAULLEY CYNTHIA EGGLESTON SEELYE A MARGARET BOULTON THORP Eiuniurs JANE DALZIEL MCKELWAY LOUISE TOVVNSEND LUCY SHEPARD CRAVVFORD Suphnmnrss A ELISABETH BANKS CLARA HOWARD EVA E, HADLIGH LTARGARET IWERRISS freshmen EMILY G, CLARK LOUISE GRMSBY EDITH GRISCOM LUCY PARK MARY CORNELIA NIALLETT MARIAN FLOYD STURGES EVELYN THORP 28Q wg, University of Washington University of California University of Nebraska 'University of Minnesota University of Missouri University of Michigan University of Syracuse Northwestern University Leland Stanford, Ir., University University of Colorado VVornan's College of Baltimore University of Vlfisconsin University of Montana alta Gamma 'ff flzlfgi , '21 2EgEQEQ'--2 Founded I8-2 .. li 1 12525: 1525 -if i i 'MIA Ulf! 5 , ,,,ii ltr, l L I Q lim!! Boll nt Qlbapters BETA GAMMA . ZETA Albion College ETA Buchtel College TI-IETA . University of Indiana IoTA University of Illinois KAPPA . LAMBDA . MU . XI . . 0R'IICRON . Adelphi College RHO SIGMA . TAU . University of Iowa UPsII,oN PHI CHI Cornell University PSI OMEGA . EPSILON . Ohio State University PI .... U . BETA SIGMA ALUMNAE ETA UPSILON ALUNINAE LAMBDA NU ALUMNAE PHI OMEGA IXLUMNAIE CHI SIGMA ALUMNAE CHI UPSILON r5xLUMNAE GAMMA IUPSILON ALUR'INAE OMEGA SIGMA EXLUMNAE ALPHA CHI ILXLUMNAE BETA LAMBDA :ILUMNAE THETA CHI ALUMNAE RHO SIGMA IXLUMNAE IQAPPA TI-IETA ALUMNAE TAU ZETA ALIIMNAE . Psl CBMICRON ALUMNAE Psi PHI ALIJMNAE . OMEGA ALPHA EXLUMNAE OMEGA ALUMNAE . ALPHA EIfsII.oN IAILUBINAE 290 University of Idaho Seattle Akron Minneapolis Denver Chicago New York City Los Angeles Milwaukee Pittsburgh Spokane Cleveland Syracuse Lincoln Iowa City Baltimore Philadelphia Omaha Madison Alliance bi bapter Established in 1885 lin Ulirhe MRS. SAMUEL HOXVARD BURNETT MCRS. CLARK SUTHERLAND NORTHRUP MRS. HERBERT CHARLES ELMER MRS. VVILLIAM A. STOCKING, JR. LULU O. SMITH MRS. XVALTER LONG WILLIAMS MRS. ROLLA C. CARPENTER MRS. CHARLES D. BOSTWICK NIADGE SMITH FANNY J. SELDEN Seniors BARBARA BENJAMIN ETHEL IWAY VVILLIAMS MARY GOULD CROSSMAN NIABEL E. ICELLOGG LOUISE DAVIS LUANNA MATTISON CARMAN IQATHARINE STEXVART IESTER iluniurs ANNA MCIRIAM CASSELL HARRIET ELIZA WATERMAN ESTHER CLOUDMAN DUNN NAOMI H. BATES RUBY PAULINE AMES Suphumures EDNA RLISSELL BRUSH GEORGINA NIELVILLE BERTHA BETTS freshman ALMA LUCING NASH QQI ,, A W1 ,gg , MW :Sf xr 1 24 W' Q Q0 Q 1119 I J V QQ 1' 114, X Founded at Syracuse University 1872 ' W ,A ..,, Wi, , fwrfi,-1 ,, 1 vw fkrfv, Zak? ef P51312 'M QW 11. - ,V fy v,wwqv,+,,WM 1-5, i , ,4 -I Wm Q Q Vi. 15. V '.',,fAlf1Xff . Eizilif' ,J-1 TQ Q 1. ief .-tu, J ,ff Y W Q 'AffQf'if' ?': Em' A Y ., Y I A Q K Q ,'19 , ' A im i' , 1114.1 ' fi f ' 1,217 ,Kawai , ALPHA BETA GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ZETA ETA THETA IOTA ICAPPA LAMBDA MU NU X1 OMICRON P1 A f w.H-W 1 f A Bull of Qllbaptzrs Syracuse University Northwestern University De Pauvv University . Cornell University . Minnesota University Baltimore College . iBoston University . University of Michigan . University of Wiscoiisin . , Leland Stanford, Ir., University University of California . . Barnard College . University of Nebraska . University of Toronto University of Missouri . University of North Dakota Qlumnae Qllijapters Chicago Alumnae Central New York Alumnae Boston Alumnae Minnesota Alumnae New York City Alumnae Southern Alumnae Ithaca Alumnae Detroit Alumnae San Francisco Alumnae 292 1872 1881 1887 1889 1890 1891 1883 1892 1896 1889 1901 i903 1906 1906 1910 1911 alta Established in 1889 lin jfacultatz MRS. GEORGE YOUNG Zin Ulirhz MRS. EDWARD BRADFORD TITCHENER MRS. EDWARD GUILD VVYCKOFF MRS. BLINN SILL CUSHMAN ALICE GERTRUDE SMITH PAULA KISO ETHEL FOGG AGNES ELIZABETH HENDERSON GER'FRlTDE AHLBORN MARVIN MARY LOUISE NEWBIAN ELSA COSETTE CORNELL HELEN CHRISTINA SMITH FRANCES LESLIE VVEBB Sreniors Eluniurs Svnpbumurzs freshmen RUTH CHRISTINE BERGEN MRS. CLARENCE FLOYD HIRSHFELD MRS. HOWARD WAIT RILEY MARY STONE META MIDDENDORF BECKER SOPHIE MARGARET BECKER IRENE BERTHA OSTERKAMP IWARY MOSBY STEPHENS ANNA ELSIE BERRY EUGENE FRANCIS VVEBBER SELMA VVHITE SNYDER HELEN UPDEGRAFF TI-IYRA MAGDELEINE JEREMIASSEN 293 ALPHA . PI . NU . OMICRON IQAPPA . ZETA . SIGMA . THETA . DELTA . GAMMA . EPs1LoN RHo . LAMBDA IOTA . Zllpba Gmimfun Bi Founded 1897 Bull of Culljaptzts Barnard College Newcomb College New York University Law School University of Tennessee Randolph-Macon VVomen's College University of Nebraska University of California De Pauw University Tufts College University of Maine Cornell University Northwestern University Leland Stanford, jr., University University of Illinois Qlumnae Qllbapters New York City San Francisco Providence Boston New Orleans Lincoln Los Angeles 294 psilun Established in I 908 Zin jfarultate MRS. ALBERT H. WRIGHT 3511 ilklthz MRS. NATHANIEL SCHMIDT MARGARET GRAHAM MARY FITCH LORAINE SHERMAN Sweninrs MARIAN DARX'ILLE KATHARINE AGNES DONLON Eiuniuts AGNES MARIE DOBBINS GRACE ELNA MERRICIQ bnphumnres ETHEL LETITIA CORNELL RUBY CHRISTINE MADSEN NIERLE M.ARION MOSIER NATAI,IE BROOKS THOMPSO jfrzsbmen CLARA GRAEFI-'E 295 MRS. BENJAMIN DUGGAR NIRS. NIORTIER BARRUS ISABELLE 'STONE ELSA GUERDRUM MABEL GRACE DE FOREST DOROTIIEA KIELLAND LAURA COLVIN FISH CLARA KOEPKE CHARLOTTE TILDEN SHERMAN N GERTRUDE GRACE MOSIER iii 5 IEE Esta Established in T908 Batrunzsszs MRS. RALPH S. TARR MRS. DAVID F. HOY MRS. VVILLIAM S. BARNARD Zin Ylkirhz EDNA MAY FOSTER beninrs IRENE BELLE GLADDINO NANNIE VVITHERSPOON MCFARLAND Euniurs IRENE J, BROOKS A. LAURA DIBBLE GERTRUDE VVHITNEY YOUNG Smphomnrss EDNA E. ALDERMAN XIIENE CASWELL SABINA THERESA NIURRAY jfrzsbmsn BIARGARET LUIS CHAMBERLAIL DOROTHY DOUGLASS CECIL LORANE HARDY 296 E 51?-Y' I a' 1 E' 3l,,,:': 5 , 5,51 AH j 2. 1' ,I. ,r-A .,.. I... ...A , Sennigbtlp Founded I 895 Zin illirbe EMMA NELLIE BARKER GENEVIEVE ELIZABETH MURRAY EMMA ROMELIA SPEED Qbrahuate BERTHA LOUISE MORGAN IQI2 ANNIE BIILLINGTON BULLIVANT NIILDRED ANNE DERRICK FLORENCE GROSS NASMYTH EDITH FLORENCE IWCCULLY HIARRIET NIARGRETTA THOMPSON SKERRETT I 9 I 3 RUTH GRAHAM I QI 4 BERNICE LEE SPENCER RIABEL BLANCHARD TUTHILI, 1915 ETHEL MAY CLARK BIARIAN JANE DERRICK NORMA VERNIE LA BARRE 297 , ,. ., I .E ., H gf, . ,6 :- , 4, , A -. ,. . ' ,., --13' Aw X, mi. J ' 1:4 I..-, ,4f,,:'g. 1 .R , - TSW ., ' 'I - ' .- -5. s ,H 'J' ' g ,Fr-'f :'1 ' 52 ,1L-T -,F ,Jaw gs.fI2':'cf',a'3-:vw '94 ff ..f'-if-1 ' ,, , -3 1Nfx+z,3i:Q:fz29H'v:' 5fEe5mf35i:A3I , ..f,, Em, ., f ..,-,f ,f .E 5.3 ,- g rw -E-7,1 . 1- . V I,-,y' -,.-Q..-A :gun , -E,-.-.A-F .. , X .V M y QA- -. Az., - , . ,J W. 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A, I , 1 . f' :-1,:7F:':- f f5fZi,E,2: 'QV , . '34, h . V ,V Jigga-.ASA ..Q,4.7, ,,.. . , . ,, Q. :,.5,iiiE1 V. , K J., K1 -pci-V, , I- - , g,.,- gn- 1134, E1 .' - .V w gf gy, ,- , we 'N , 'I , :fl L. JT ' A .Em ,. ,I ,C 24g - Wii2if?f:f-4' . A,I,:fwi,, f Aw: , J AI 4 ,. Y' 'ff-M.:-A. Q ' 4, U, - 7-- ag-Ita. 1 .I - , ' f 3- . 'flaw 'qw 2 BEULAH BAILEY MARIE ALLEBAUGH BEARD ANNIE MILLINGTON BULLIVANT EDNA EVELYN CAELISCII NIARY GOULD CROSSMAN MABEL GRACE DE FOREST IQATI-IARINE STEWART JESTER KATHERINE WILSON POTTS JEAN FINDLAY POTTS MARGARET BOULTON THORP 298 ., ,1- - Jim, , ' -, - . E- ii.: ' J - 1' , ... 1, xx 4,5411 .. - 5 --A' f--:MA , .6- fnlh A ,,,,.i,-,ffAQ4,f, 5-,,f . - , gf-,.:is5.4,' Y. VD I I! XHD '-A 11:-: Q-zxtiw - e . ' A . -,.. . fx izii. 'f' if QA- - Q? , , tif ,R 3,1-gg,-'.5'-, , '- N . ' es.-5, , -bm 'E,:g Ji, A . R A A , wi:-,,.--gr' . h Q L73 ,. ' . ' .,-1'..,x f , I 31- Q-1ag.3:3,g . 9531 f . A , . . f , i U 7. 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Treasurer . . Siage .Manager A ssistant Stage M G'71fClg67' . Property Mazzager Qbtticers MARY STEPHENS . . President DOROTHY RUSSELL . Vfiue-P1'eside'm' ETHEL VERNON . . S6C7'6'lCl7'J NANNIE NICFARLAND . . Treaszarer MRS J. S. SCHURMAN MRS F. C. CORNELL MRS PAUL K. CLYMER MRS. VV. B. CARYER MRS. E. S. SAVAGE MRS B. M. DUGGAR MRS. C. C. HEDGES MRS FRANK THILLY MRS MRS Zbunutarp jiklexnhersbip VVILLIAM STRUNK, JR. H. L. FREEMAN MARIE A. BEARD META BECKER SOPHIE BECKER RUTH BROWN LOIS CHAMBERLAIN LOTS CHAPIN SUE COPENHAUER DOROTHY DOUOLASS ELSA GUERDRUM Qntihe Membership 302 Z MRS. C. XV. HAM MLRS. H. L. JONES MISS FLORA ROSE MRS. G. W. HERRICR MRS. H. L. AYERS MLRS. E. G. STILWELL MRS. ALBERT REUTLINGER MRS. E. ALBEE MRS. H. J. WEBBER MRS. D. C. GILLESPIE NANNIE NICFARLAND SABINA MURRAY DOROTHY RUSSELL MARY CASS SPENCER MARY STEPHENS LOSSIE STONE MARY VPTNN ETHEL VERNON JEAN VVEBBER .- 1 R WJ, E I 422, qu 'Nl4,P ' QW wlapsihmglftermath ETHEL ROBISON DEE BAKER BESSIE GURNEE IWILDRED BARLOXV EDITH BICARTHUR RUTH DE GROAT Erahuates inzntnrss Eiuniurs RUTH PIEUGHES ivupbnmnres jfreshmsn 303 CHRISTINA STIVERS VIOLET HARRISON NI.-XRY YVHEELER GRETCHEN H.LXINLIN GRACE IYICHOLAS HELEN WEIDEAI.-xxx A. 21-5, A if F ,Q ,gj ..- 4 fan, TAUG HANNOCK FALLS 'v f K+, -, s-Q 3 M . Senior S-worietp W ig ? x ,,, '- -A !, w,.::iJ 'V 'riff K as , Sphinx laeao George Qllinton Qnhrems QElhert Zlaall igakerjlr. 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Qlbarles jfreherirlx jllilerg. 33.11121 Bruno Pettit william Eitmer Svlapmaleer leopolh Ulsrhiriep Elames Blaine walker, Sir. 309 Junior Society E, 1 1 Ez:-1 re Zlleph Qamarh Qltreo Ctlfotnarh Zganntster QEotnaro Strong Mates ?lBonalo iBettit igearoslepm Qeorge isoaroman Bell, Jr. C!Ehmunh William Butler Eonalh keith Qllhampatgn 'ileslie EBougIas Qllute QEltnpn itaathatnap Role Qlharles Zbenrp Clflliott Barolo iKeel1er QEprieh lieslie Eroser John Raul Jones Zbenrp Euston Zliangler John Eeslep little John Joseph Z1Bat1io Jlilewlormick Joseph iiaolmson Q9'C!Lonnell Bernarh QB'QIZonnor iglinn Sltehens Page George jlilunro Sfchurman Joseph Clllorhop John btrahan william 'Wan 3Kirk Jessel Stuart Ehpte 311 Svnpbomure Smcietp iff W V viz. ,N V .fi X ,EP':1T'7aJ:f, .A ,Mi J Y ,-11 illxxtxsk-an 1914 unstan Jfreheriek iBerIep mills Eames Qiihknarh jfane William Zlautnath jfritg, Sir. flfihinarh Qlhert ifaill William Qllunningbam Zlautne Zbussea Bexter ibplanh Slnsepb Qlexanher wilson Bglebart Etnigbt jflilurgan Hlarrutne Sluhn Eames Hlunns Latham warner jllilurfep jfreherick william Babe Qlrtbur jllilnnre Shelton 313 Mlihil Qfngineering Society VN, 7 ix Tx N Q-A--1, ,. . 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WHITE HAROLD GOUINLOCK ROBERT WILLIAM AUSTIN HARRY VAN WINKLE BERRY CARL CRANDALL RICHARD LEECH ELTON HENRY HORTENSIUS GEORGE, 3D ROLAND RUSSELL GRAHAM JOSEPH LAWRENCE GREEN EDNVARD JOSEPH KELLY 319 ALOIS WILLIAM KRAUSE PAUL LAWRENCE MAHER EDMUND LYNCH ALBERT CLUNAN, JR. ARTHUR WILLIAM BEALE ARTHUR BANCROFT COZZENS PAUL MACY JACOB WARREN MCCONNELL JOHN J. D. MCCORNIICK ROGER WILLIAMS PARKHURST FRANK SHELDON SELBY HOWARD HALSEY SNYDER HENRY' TEN HAGEN ALEXANDER LYLE WINTHROP TARBELL SCARRITT Semin r Qgricultural Qnrietp Eehszsa BENJAMIN HALE AUSTIN GEORGE NIARKHAM BUTLER SILAS HILTON CROUNSE, JR. EARLE VOLCART IHIARDENBURG WILLIAM DOOLITTLE HASELTON THEODORE MORROW HUNT HALSEY B. KNAPIJ JAMES LEWIS IQRAKER EDWARD LEWIS MARKELL JAMES BERNARD MCCLOSKEY GILBERT XNVARREN PECK FRANCIS ELTON ROGERS SETH HARVEY STEVENSON SILAS NEWTON STIMSON DON D. VVARD XVILFORD ROSS WILSON 321 Zlrcbitertural Society f r,IIHHU.u U !' if , 5:1 'Zvg :fi 5:4 . ' V 1' , -'Sf' W 2 ff 'f A qgfsv ' 1 V ,. H V I ' , ANDREW DICKSON WHITE CLARENCE AUGUSTINE MARTIN OLAP NIARTINUS BRAUNER GEORGES MAUXION ALBERT CHARLES PHELPS GEORGE XIOUNG, JR. HERBERT SCOTT OLIN HIRAM SAMUEL GUTSELL GEORGE RAY CHAMBERLAIN CHRISTIAN MIDJO JOSEPH MITCHELL IQELLOGG HVUBERT EUGENE BAXTER DAVID CLOASE COMSTOCK LOUIS AGASSIZ FUERTES HENRY NOBLE HINCKLEY PHILLIPS HENRY IWALLORY THOMAS HOURSTON MCKAIG JOHN VVALTER SMITH BENJAMIN FRANKLIN BETTS CHARLES LEWIS BOWMAN FLOYD EMERY BREWSTER 322 CARL VICTOR BURGER LOREN FLETCHER COLLINS GEORGE BAIN CUMMINGS CHARLES ANDREWV DEWEY HENRY ALBERT FRUAUFF CLINTON D. HOWE FREDERICK HENRY KL1Ef WALTER OTTO KRUSE EDWIN BRUCE LA ROCHE DANIEL DAVID MERRILL HERBERT NATHAN PUTNAM PAUL WEIGEL FREDERICK CLARK BACKUS LATHAM ACKERMAN DEIWILT, JR HENRY GUSTAV KANZLER CLARK JONATHAN LAWRENCE WILLIAM HOWARD SMITH FRED LEONARD STARBUCK JOHN NEAL TILTON, JR. EDWARD MILTON URBAND MILTON ROGERS WILLIAMS ROSS PETER ANDERSON THOMAS ROLAND BRIGGS LEWIS JOSEPHUS CROSS MARCUS ACHESON GORDON GEORGE EDMUND GRANT CARLOS MANUEL HERRERA ARTHUR MARSHALL HART GEORGE DAVENPORT KRATZ ARCHIE OSBORNE MASON JOHN HENRY MONTGOMERY XVIALTER ADAMS BRIDGEMAN VVALTER MCMILLAN RALPH Qibemistrp Society I3 Z4 f Gtahuates HAROLD EATON RIEGG ER Seniors HAROLD GLIDDEN MCCOY Zfuniurs HERBERT GRAFF SIDEBOTTOM JOHN LESLIE OSBORNE 323 if: ARTHUR ROMAINE HITCH BURTON IUDSON LEMON ANDREW SHERMAN XTOUNT FLOYD ROY NEWMAN EVERITT HORACE RANKIN CLIFFORD COUTANT ROSE NATHAN ROBERT BEAGLE ARTHUR SIMON ELSENBAST VVILLIAM CHARLES HOOEY ROBERT PHELPS ICENNEDY EARL HAMLIN BUNCE RICHARD GIBSON, JR, TLWALCOLM CHASE KNEEI..AND military Society -:N 'B X ag p Q1 I, R. , 2 IV vrr, 1 ' i 51, Q, 'L -I Ig 797, .Sig 5' I TC .A ,.f'lg-' f --' bnahharh anh 3515012 CLARENCE JUDD EVANS A. TOM KNIGHT HUGH AUDREY POWELL WILLIAM .AYRES BORDEN :ALFRED BIXBY QUINTON J. D. CORRINGTON FRANK H.AROLD BURTON Zlaunorarp Members FRANK ARTHUR BARTON VVILLIAM PERCY VAN NESS ANDREW DIGKSON WHITE ERVIN LOUIS PHILLIPS WILLIAM FITZHUGH ENDRESS EARL JAMES ATKISSON 'WILLIAM EUGENE GILLMORE ERNEST JACOB FLUEGEL Zlrtihe Members ARTHUR GLEASON BOGARDUS CHARLES DORWVART ALBRIGH'i' JAMES LEWIS STRAHAN CLARENCE VVATSON DECKER VALDEMAR LOVETT GEORGESON FLOYD E. BURTON JOSE AURELIO VICEN'PE CORPUS EDYVARD C. M. STAHI, 324 Zbunnrarp Qflzrtriral Engineering jfratsrnitp . 13 A X 4 Q W: 'M 2 hifw , fjjf' f. -JL' A ' 'T ,f':-1,11 ta appa KAPPA CHAPTER Installed January 27, IQI2 Qibarter Members jfunultp DALE STEVENS COLE 651555 uf 1912 HARRY ARTHUR ATWATER ALFRED WILLETT BALDWIN SIDNEY RANDOLPH DRESSER LEONARD FRANKLIN FULLER ALAN EDWARD LOCKWOOD FRANCIS XAVIER METTENET CHARLES DUNCAN NIONTEITH FRANK H-OXVARD NICHOLSON HENRY RUTIHERFORD ROSEBR0 LOUIS LEON THURSTONE A 325 'X 1 HI H K 11 Nil! qi!! 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CLARK SUTHERLAND Noari-rue WALTER BUCKINGHAM CARVER Ernest Albee Albert LeRoy Andrews Eugene Plumb Andrews George Francis Atkinson Charles Babcock Elmer James Bailey John Bauer Frederick Bedell Charles Edwin Bennett Madison Bentley Albert VVilliam Boesche George Gleason Bogert Julian Pleasant Bretz George Prentice Bristol Leslie Nathan Broughton Arthur Wesley Browne George Lincoln Burr Walter Buckingham Carver Ralph Charles Henry Catterall William Wistar Comfort Lane Cooper Thomas Frederick Crane George Irving Dale Dane Lewis Baldwin George Silk Barnum games Eugene Bennett leanor Bertine George G, Brower Nellie Marie Reed Burnett Helen Honor Turmicliff Cattera ll Grace Wilmarth Caldwell Chamberlain Annetta Marie Dieckmann Roscoe Claudius Edlund James Strode Elston William Silliman Foster Edward Augustus George George Irving Dale George Silk Barnum James Eugene Bennett Harriet Nebe Bircholdt Mattie Durell Bodine Jacob Cohen Samuel Byron Dicker James Strode Elston Austin Patterson Evans Mildred Evans Ethel Doreen Frost Marjorie Lotta Barstow Maurice Charles Braveman bi Esta appa Organized December 5, 1776 em ark beta banter Established May 28, 1882 . President V 1'ce-President . Secreiar v . Treasurer Members in the Louis Munroe Dennis Herbert Charles Elmer Albert Bernhardt Faust VVillard James Fisher Roswell Clifton Gibbs Arthur Gordon George William Harris Gilbert Dennison Harris James Morgan Hart Alfred Hayes. Jr. Charles Henry Hull Wallie Abraham Hurwitz Jeremiah Whipple Jenks Alfred Harrison Jones Edwin Walter Kemmerer Richard Ray Kirk Joseph Vance McKelvey James McMahon James Frederick Mason Benton Sullivan Monroe Carlton Chase Murdock Clark Sutherland Northup JOSEPH VANCE NICKELVEY . . D. Registrar ALBERT LEROY ANDREws . AsSzstantSec1etary ELFRIEDA HOCHBAUM PoPE,l - - ALBERT BERNHARUT FAUST J Efemtwe Commune jfatultp Paul Russel Pope David Wight Prall Arthur Ranum William Albert Riley Christian Alban Ruckmich Rasmus S. Saby Martin Wright Sampson Jacob Gould Schurman Frederick M. Smith Henry Augustus Sill Benjamin F. Stelter John Robert Sitlington Sterrett William Strunk, Jr. Frank Thilly Charles Mellen Tyler Abbot Payson Usher Lucian Augustus Wait Herbert Hice Whetzel Andrew Curtis White Walter Francis Willcox John Tainsh Williams VVesley Daniel Zinnecker Slkesihent Members Allan H. Gilbert William Elliot GriFEs Florence Dora. Ingham John R. 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Thompson Skerrett Victcr Herman Warner the Qlpba Qllbapter, bigma 36' K Xwfilffi l Founded at Cornell University In 1886 - 5 112 5, f,. 'I Q. 1532. . .-,.. Jn I Qaffmrs, 191121912 I' f X HEINRICH RIES ..,.. . . President 3 1 ERNEST BLAKER . . Vice-President 34,1 A--.. - A F. K. RICHTIVIYER Recording Secretary ' JAMES MCNIAHON . Correspozzding Secretary' ' VV. A. RILEY . . . . . 7-7'L'ClS'Zfl?'F7' list of Qntihz Members of C. D. IALBERT R. P. ANDERSON G. F. ATKINSON H. D. AAYRES VV. N. BARNARD F. A. BARNES M. F. BARRUS A. C. BEAL F. BEDELL C. WL BENNETT M. BENTLEY E. BLAKER F. BREED I. C. BRADLEY T. R. BRIGGS A. W. BROVVNE A. G. F. BUEHLER E. S. BURNETT S. H. BURNETT R. C. CARPENTER . VV. B. CARVER G. VV. CAVANAUGH E. M. CI-IAMOT I. P. CHURCH MRS. A. B. COMSTOCK J. H. COMSTOCK J. CRAIG C. L. CRANDALL L. 1. CROSS L. M. DENNIS H. DIEDERICHS I. F. H. DOUGLAS A. YV. DRINKARD, JR. B. M. DUGGAR P. A. FISH C. P. FITCH XV. S. FORD A. H. FORMAN H. B. FROST S. H. GAGE MRS. S. H. GAGE V. R. GAGE A. S. GALAJIKIAN H. GALAJIKIAN S. L. GALPIN L. R. GEISSLER R. C. GIBBS A. W. GILBERT D. C. GILLESPIE R. J. GILMORE G. D. HARRIS E. E. HASRELL R. B. HAYES G. W. HERRICK H. D. HESS G. R. HILL HITCH G. S. HOPKINS A. E. HOULEI-IAN H. E. HOWE A. HUNTER VV. A. HURXVITZ T. B. HYDE F. ILLINGWORTH . S. .IACOBY F. S. JONES A. T. KERR B. F. KINGSEURY MRS. B. F. KINGSBURY H. E. KRARIBT C. E. LEIGI-ITY K. C. LIVERMORE I. T. LLOYD E. F. J. H H. H. LOVE G. E. F. LUNDELL T. L. LYON A. R. MANN R. MATHESON E. C. NIAYER F. MCALLISTER M. M. MCCOOL MCMAHON . NIERRITT A. P. MILLS E. R. MINNS F. A. BTOLBY G. S. MOLER V. A. MOORE I. E MISS A. H. MLORGAN C. C. MURDOCK G. W. NASMYTH J. G. NEEDHAM E. L. NICHOLS H. H. NORRIS H. N. GGDEN W. R. ORNDORFF I. PERRINE I. G. PERTSCH A. RANUM E. F. RATHJEN D. REDDICR H. VV. REDFIELD H. D. REED J. E. RICE F. K. RICHTMYER H. RIES XV. A. RILEY R. C. RODCERS C. A. ROGERS 327 191121912 H. E. ROSS VV.,M. SAXVDON E. W. SCHODER J. S. SHEARER MISS P. G. SHELDON S. SIMPSON A. XV. SMITH MRS. A. YV. SMITH MISS L. XV. SMITH P. E. SMITH A. A. SOMERVILLE VV. A. STOCKING, JR MISS A. C. STRYKE J. H. TANNER R. S. TARR H. O. TAYLOR G. E. THOMPSON VV. R. THOMPSON E. B. TITCHENER D. H. UDALL G. B. UPTON O. D. VON ENGELN G. F. WARREN MRS. G. F. WARREN H. I. VVEBBER T. XV. B. 'WELSH H. H. VVHETZEL G. R. VVHITE D. T. VVILBER H. S. XVILLIANIS XV. L. VVILLIAMS C. S. XVILSON H. H. VVING R. Y. WVINTERS E. H. VVOOD A. H. XVRIGHT MRS. A. H. XYRIGI-IT T . Qian Esta Ei DELTA OF NEVV YORK Established January I7 1910 Jfarultp Members EUGENE ELWIN HASKELL DEXTER SIMPSON KIMBALL CLARENCE AUGUSTINE MARTIN IRVING PORTER CHURCH CHARLES LEE CRANDALL -CLARENCE VINCENT ELLIOTT CLARENCE WALTER HAM HOWARD DRYSDALE HESS HENRY SYLVESTER JACOEY ERNEST MERRITT ALBERT CHARLES PHELPS JOSEPH FRANKLIN PUTNAM ROBERT LEWIS STEVENSON Grahuate Qtuhmts DAVID CLOSE COMSTOCK HORACE ANDERSON VANDERBEEK Members uf the Glass nf,1912 FRANCIS KERR ATKINSON ALFRED WILLETT BALDWIN CHARLES HAROLD BERRY LEIGH ALVIN BROWN MORRIS EVANS BROWN GEORGE BAIN CUMMINGS AIERTON ARTHUR DARVILLE HENRY HORTENSIUS GEORGE, 3D EDVVARD CHARLES GRUEN PERCY SHEPARDSON LYON OSWALD DAVID REICH JOSEPH PIERCE RIPLEY EDWARD HOOKER TAYLOR RUDOLPH MAX TRIEST LOUIS RICHARDS VAUTROT STANLEY WRIGHT 328 E. 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MUNSCHAUER ARTHUR PEZOLD GEORGE ROBINSON PHIPPS S. QUACKENBUSH WALTER MGMILLAN RALPH GEORGE PETERS REA CHARLES LITTLE RUSSELL LAURENCE M. SELLECK EDWARD MAGNUS SCI-IEU CLIVE HOWARD SICKMON WALTER KENT STOW ERWIN LOUIS WILKE RAYMOND NOBLE WING Y I uh 1 lr' 'L Ea v , E 4 ,1 In -. -. . .1'f:!fj1?aH3. , 1.5:-a -. '-r...- . 1?,,q,.,-.325 . .:si,,g A 2: 11 L I .Q A sg : J 'xsu I ' . -- -F1 -,f U. '- :.. .I::. -I ,: M .fill lsifljl' A 1 1 ' 'Xt '- a - ' ' q' A gf- , Founded 1908 HENDERSON BELL LIGGETT HOBERT ELLIOTT DOYLE . SAWNIE ROBERTSON ALDREDGE CHARLES LOVE DURHAM BENJAMIN MINGE DUGGAR HORACE LEONARD JONES TOMLINSON CARLILE ULBRICHT H. R. ALDREDGE SAWNIE ROBERTSON ALDREDGE JOSEPH B. BATEMAN, JR. CARL VICTOR BURGER WILLIAM GILLIES BROADFOOT GRANGE SIMON COFFIN HOBERT ELLIOTT DOYLE members 3 5 I . President . Vice-President . Secretary-Treasurer HENDERSON BELL LIGGETT ADOLPH REUTLINGER PAUL CLARENCE STARR JOSEPH HUNT SMITH EDWARD HOOKER TAYLOR CLAUDE MARTIN THIELE JOHN ENLOE VVHINERY CALVIN LOUGHRIDGE WILSON JOSEPH BRYAN CHAFFE, JR. THEODORE VALENTINE MEYER, JR EDMOND URTUHART RAGLAND . .A AA asm, . , lub ELMER HEUBECK . . . . President EDWARD ROBINSON FICKENSCHER . Vice-President HENRY RUTTER DAVIS . . . Treasurer GEORGE BENNETT FILBERT . . Secretary IQI2 HENRY RUTTER DAVIS ADRIAN HUGHES, JR. EDWARD ROBINSON FICKENSCHER FRANKLIN ERNEST HOLLAND GEORGE BENNETT FILBERT HARIRY BURKERT JOYCE RAY YEAKLE GILDEA DAVID WILLIAM SHILLING ELMER HEUBECK WIIILIAM SNOWDEN WRIGHT JOHN EDWARD YEWELL IQI3 GEORGE AMASA CHASE, JR. WILLIAMIDUNGAN LAMDIN CARROLL HENSHAW HENDRICKSON ROSWELL H. RAUSCH PARR HOOPER MORRIS A. SPAMER CHARLES REID JOHNSON GEORGE JOHN STURMFELSZ, JR. L. REYNOLDS LONGEIELD GEORGE WASHINGTON TALL, JR EDWIN F. KOESTER RUSSELL DUTTON WELSH J. BIRD NORRIS, JR. IQI4 JOHN EDWIN HARN WALTER A. BROWN THOMAS HUGHES CHARLES S. BURLINGHAM, JR MAURICE J. NELLIGAN EDGAR H. DIK, JR. WILSON TURNER BALLARD FREDERICK M.'K1PP, JR. GEORGE W. BLACK THOMAS MERCERON STUART LANGDON MACY BROOKS WILLARD WILSON TROXELL EUGENE LEWIS WOLFE CONRAD ZIEGET, JR. 191 5 ELWOOD L. CHASE 352 WALTER F. MUNNIKHUYSEN, JR. STEWART EVERTS ROBB WALTER BRUCE CALDVVELL ALBERT CLUNAN, JR. FOSTER MELDRUM COFFIN ALAN HUSTED COLCORD STANTON CHIRNEY FINCH EARL CURTIS GILLESPIE TRISTAN ANTELL JOHN HENRY BARR EDMUND WILLIAM BUTLER ARCHIE LEIGH DEAN PAUL ARNOLD FRANKLIN PERCIVAL GOAN LESLIE HERBERT GROSER EDWARD HAYNES GILBERT COUTANT HALSTED HAROLD CAMERDEN HALSTED LINTON HART RA' HV Gx ' - s - . 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SCHEMPP, JR. J. H. CARPENTER B. HIGGINS G H SELDEN H. R. CATES VV. HILL E L. SEMPLE R. P. COBLE F. HOWE J. P. SHAMBERGER J. D. CORRINGTON C. JOSEPH B L. SMITH J. W. CULBERTSON B. JOYCE M A SPAMER D. C, :DAXVKINS M. KIPP, JR. T. M STUART C. YU. DECRER LEE L. S. STUDE R. A. DOYLE LOEB G. J. STRUMFELSZ A. XV, DRINKARD, JR. S. LONG E. H TAYLOR C. E. EDXNVARDS, JR. DE LORENZI B. W . VVATERS VV. C. ETHERIDGE L. lWAAS J. S. YVIGHT W. H. EVANS A. OPPENHEIMER F. E. VVILLIAMS J. F. FARNSXVCRTH L. PORTER R A YOUNG A. D. FARQUH.-XR 354 Svt. louis Srocietp G .FM S ifhv' yigiizi - 2 f4'Q ff 5 - f FLEVIEDEELIS Jfleur on 'ilis lub WALLACE DELAFIELD CARR CLINTON WILLI BROWN HARRY LOUIS CORNET THOMAS BOULDIN CREWS, jR. Seniors Eiuniors ELMER RAE sophomores THEODORE FERGUSON FOWLER XVALTER HENRY IQOBUSCH HARRY H. NUGENT FRANK X. JONES HERBERT CERLEE PHILLIPS EARL SALISBURY HERBERT H. LEUDINOHAMS OLIVER A. RELLER WILLIAM CLARENCE UHRI jfrzsbmen WALKER HILL, JR. 355 THOMAS EDGAR MURRELL FRANK CHAPMAN CORNET ARTHUR FRANCIS LUBKE JOHN CLEMENT NULSEN ARTHUR LOUIS STOOKSTROM VVIRT WARD WALTON HAROLD B. TYLER XVALDO L. SCHLEUTER ROBERT P. REYNOLDS FRANCIS H. KAISER HENRY SUMMA HILGARD TITTMAN nrmzll Ijicagu Iuh HENRY HAMILTON ALLPORT HARRY ARTHUR IATWATER JOHN CALVIN BARKER THOMAS NELSON BISHOP MAURICE EDWARD BOSLEY LAWRENCE DICKINSON BRAGG WILLIAM FREDERICK BRYAN FRANK BEVIS CALDWELL SILAS HILTON CROUNSE, JR. WARREN ELLIS FAXON LESLIE FLOOD GEORGE BOARDMAN BELL, JR. WVILLIAM CLARENCE CLANCY GEORGE DANIEL HARDIN LEE JOHNSTON PERRY ARTHUR MURRAY ACHESON EDWIN SCOTT DAWSON RICHIARD DAVIS EUSTIS RAMSDELL STANTON LASHER JOHN HARMON MCILVAINE VVILLIAM VVALLACE DODGE ARTHUR DOLE FRANK AVERY GEROULD CHARLES ZANE PIENKLE PHILIP DOUGLAS HOUSTON IQI2 KENNETH GAIGE IVES FRANCIS XAVIER METTENET CHARLES AMBROSE PLAMONDON, JR JOSEPH PIERCE RIPLEY STANLEY ADDISON RUSSE-L GEORGE CHAMPLIN SALISBURY MALCOLM DENNISON VAIL CONANT WAIT WILLIAM ALBERT WHITE ROLLIN DELOS WEARY PAUL VVILDER 1913 HENRY CHAPMAN STANWOOD JESSEL STUART WHYTE ARTHUR SHIVERICK HARRY LINDSEY WHEELER IQI4 SAMUEL AUSTIN POPE SPENCER EAMES YOUNG ANSON LUMAN CLARK CRAWFORD ARNOLD DUNTLEY EDWARD RAWSON GUYER MCABON POWELL ROPER IQI5 356 FREDERICK HARVEY RAYFIELD KINSEY ROBINSON EARL RAYMOND RYDER DONALD TENNYSON STANTON FRANK OLIVER YOUNG w mf Z QS A Q f ..,, . .ga X f 'iff-1 5 ? Q 'QZZEH QY Wesleyan Uklnihersitp E. W. KEMMERER, ,QQ A. W. BROWNE, 'oo M. J. PRUCHA, '03 A. G. STEVENS. '05 F. E. CARRUTH, 'og C. M. SHERVVOOD, 'og L. G. CONNOR, IO W. A. GIBBONS IO K, E. HILDRETH, II A. G. OSBORNE, 'II M. J. EWING, ,I4 JJ! L Q9fficers ARTHUR BANCROFT COZZENS AUSTIN WILLIAM GOUGH RUSSELL LUMAN RAY Membership EDMUND LYNCH CLARENCE HENRY KENNEDY FRED HEDLEY FAIRWEATHER ALBERT CLUNAN, JR. HUGO EMANUEL MAGNUSON RICHARD SANBORN LUCE BENJAMIN CHARLES BLOCH ALEXANDER MCDONALD HESS HOWARD BLISS VAN VALKENBURGH HARRY EMIL RICHARD SCHMELTER PAUL ARNOLD FRANKLIN JAMES D,AMERVAL KERR WILLIAM DUNCAN TAYLOR ALBERT FRANCIS COUTANT HOWARD HALSEY SNYDER WILLIAM FRANK VREELAND JOSEPH CHARLES BENDER ARTHUR EHRLICH LINTON HART J. AUSTIN MYRICK LOUIS CHARLES SCHULTZE HARRY GEORGE CISIN HARRY NATHANIEL GELLERT BERT W. HENDRICKSON AUGUST BERNARD MYER GEORGE MORRISON WILLIAMSO CHRIS FREDERICK NEERGAARD ALVIN CADIZ ROGER WILIIIAM MUNCH 'WALTER JOSEPH COLLET WILLIAM CREIFELDS, JR. JULES EUGENE PICCARD HOWARD BAYLIS CARPENTER HOYVARD LYNCH HERMAN GOLDBERG JOSEPH J. LAX 358 N 'Che Bill School Clvb 1912 GEORGE PETER BUCHANAN WALTER BAEDER HERENDEEN CHARLEY P. DAVIDSON 1913 ALFRED BANNISTER GEORGE HIISCOCK GEORGE MUNRO SCHURMAN ' 1914 EDW. RAWSON GUYER SIDNEY T. COLE ROBERT SI-IANER THORPE HISCOCK WILLIAM DAVIDSON 1915 GEORGE BRYAN EVANS, 2ND ROBERT GERE SOULE 511 me CHARLES WALLACE HUNT, JR. HUGH JOHN MACWILLIAMS ALBERT CLUNAN, JR. EDMUND LYNCH VVILLIAM GILLIES BROADFOOT RUDOLE MAX TRIEST ARTHUR GLEASON BOGARDUS ALFRED BONNEY, JR. CARL METCALF JACKSON ALAN THORNDYKE LOCKARD RICHARD REED COLEMAN CLARENCE JUDD EVANS ARTHUR BANCROFT COZZENS OLIVER GRAHAM KEARNEY, JR JOHN FRANCIS OHMER, JR. CLARENCE WATSON DECKER ARTHUR SHIVERICK ELWYN HATHAWAY DOLE GEORGE HELM RGCKWELL THOMAS GARDNER SPATES HOWARD HIXLSEY SNYDER ADOLPH ZANG GAYLORD :MEAD WILLSEY 35 .-:wx f ,If . .I ' ---5-S. 1 . fr 632565 1II'11I? P1'IL.f. 11 -l . ,AA f'- , f.f ,,'f , ,f I A ..'f-azgik E31-'L - 7.4122 fff fm . Q9tfinzrs FRANK SHORT, '13 . . . President M. A. GONZALES, ,I4 . . Vice-President ELMER RAE, '13 . . . Secretary KERR ATKINSON, ,I2 Corresponding Secretary W. E. PHILLIPS, ,I4 . . . . . Treasurer Members L. F. BURNHAM G. E. BROWER J. M. BALLOU I. F. BRANAGAN H. CAPE, JR. H. A. CAPEN H. V. CORNWELL W. C. CLANCY R. H. DEPEW C. L. DYE F. A. DAVIS C. F. FRANK E. C. GILLESPIE G. S. GILES J. ICUTTNER I. C. LOVVE F. R. LENTZ F. MARTINDELL A. MOSES A. NIILLARD, JR. C. F. MORSE F. R. IVICBRIDE D. B. MACDONALD LOWELL MASON J. A. MYRICK Y. MAXIDIAN G. C. MOLLESON J. D. NEXVMTAN WV. T. NEWELL 360 R. V. PROCTOR C. A. PESANT W. H. POPP L. ACIITMAN, JR. G. J. RIOII P. L. SCOTT H. L. SNYDER M. SALAS H. A. SOIIROEDER G. C. SOHEMPP, JR. VV. R. M. VERY C. H. WETZEL R M. WEISER B. VV. WATERS urmzll this Iuh HOWARD GILBERT VVILSON STANLEY PLATT LOVELL . FRANK SEMON BACHE ARTHUR PHILIP DIPPOLD PROF. IULIAN PLEASANT BRETZ RAYMOND HENRY FULLER, 'II VVILLIAM LANE CAVERT, 'I2 WILLIAM EDWARD GARNETT, '12 CHARLES DUDLEY GEROW, 'I2 STANLEY PLATT LOVELL, 'I2 Gffiners . President . Vice-Pffesidem . Sec1'eta1'y . T1'eaSu1'e1' ALVAH DALE RILEY, '12 HOWARD GILBERT VVILSON, FRANK SEMON BACHE, '13 SEYMOUR CUNNINGHAM, -'13 CARL JOHN ENGELDER, '13 PAUL DEMUND EVANS, '13, ARTHUR PHILIP DIPPOLD, '14 361 F' ' V N' V V I I Qssuuattun ut if I if -A-iilbffffr w:fOgL:w AI A A In usmup ul t I hs Q ti, I l I I ,Iggy j'L-.I-V-gzzggxliffr ,,,.,gif,9.-QE, ,I y, E ,N A I H11 ll :f',f3f fj, 1, My Q- nt - JIM HP, .X ,Q 'HA chapters .,.f1U-fi' 'I ,WW , ' ?ff I t,fw:f' IW 2t..r.,f Et! WISCONSIN IOWA STATE ,,,.e.L,..- ,h F ..., 5 . CO RN ELI. HARVARD ' W. -351 0' I' ' I A ' A- F' ' Mitt-1 --vf W F? IA tt f : A7'IJI'i'l 9 1-2 LE NIICHIGAN UNIVERSITY OF IOWA A fm ILLINOIS MISSOURI la M W . OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY OF VVASHINGTON M , SAF ma PU RDUE OBERLIN 'whim - . .v mmf i f , A A f ,, , in, ,E CHICAGO MISSOURI MINES STANFORD PENNSYLVANIA SYRACUSE YALE NEBRASKA OHIO VVESLEYAN PENNSYLVANIA STATE VVORCESTER PARK COLLEGE MICHIGAN AGRICULTURAL Qllanaha ONTARIO :AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE jfeheratiun iflnternatiunale has PARIS, France BERLIN, Germany LEIPSIC, Germany ' ATHENS, GREECE TURIN, Italy ROME, Italy Consulate QEurnpe FLORENCE, Italy NAPLES, Italy GENOA, Italy PALERMO, Italy URBINO, Italy . PARMA, Italy Svuutb Qmetica tupiunts CAMERINO, Italy LEIDEN, Holland BUDAPEST, Hungary KASSA, Hungary DEERECEN, Hungary KOLOSZVAR, Hungary BUENOS AIRES, Argentine VVALPARAISO, Chile RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil Qfrita TUNIS Qllentral Committee GFW. IXIASMYT1-I, Cornell ..... , President L. P. LOCHNER, Wisconsin ......, Secretary Cornell usmupnlttan Qlllnh Founded january II, 1905 QBtt1ters J, C. FAURE,TI'2l1'1SVH3.l . . . . . . Presirleiit K. Y. CHAR, China . . . . . First Vice-President N. KURODA, Japan . . . Second Vice-President C. L. LOCSIN, Philippines . . Recording Secretary PROF. F.-A. BARNES, U. S. A. ,... Treasurer XV. J. MCKAY, U. S. A. . . Cnrresporiding Secretary C. H. BALLOU, U. S. A , Assistant Recording Secretary Z. D. LIU, China . . . . Ali-irmii Secretary G. S. HOPP, U. S. A. . Assistant Treasurer J. B. CLARKE, IVeSt Indies . . . . Associate Editor O. R. KLINE, U. S. A. ...... Business Representative Quark nf ?lBirzttur5 J. D. B. LATTIN, U. S. A., Chairrzimi PROP. E. J. FLUEGEL, Germany T. ODAIRA, japan PROF. J. CRAlG.CaI18.fl?l F. L. MORSE, U. S. A, PROP. VV. VV. ROXVLEE, U. S. A. F. ROBINSON, U. S. A, A. B. CODAS, Paraguay, Pres. and Treas. ex-officio E. T. TURNER, U. S. A. 362 iiaunurarp members .Ex-PT6Sid611f,ANDREXV D. WIIITE PY6S7:d611f.JACOB GOULD SCI-IURMAN jtlllembers .ARGENTINE JAPAN Cautley, J. R. Merritt, Dean E. Apeseehe, R. F. Kuroda, N. Chamberlain, T- J- Millen, F. H. Colina, B. Moritha, M. Charnot, Prof. E. M. Moore, Dean V. A' ARMENIA Nagai, Chapin, H. A. Morse, C. F. Galajikian, A. S. Nak?-mlga-Wav T- Clarke: H' MO,-Se F. L- Gaiajikiany H. Odaira, T. Clarke, J. I. Morqe' V D Nahigyany SY K' NICARAGUA gOrI1S'tOKik,Ig31'8f. H. MYCQ ,E-.H-. BRAZIL Barrios, M. J.,Jr. Cformac ' ' ' Nanz' R q Almeida R. Outant' A- F' . ' ' ' ' , Banos V. Jr. PARAGUAY Creighton, Prof. J. Ha5mY'Uh- G- Vl- ' ' Alonso, J. Crittenden' L- VV- Nelson, E. Borges, D. G. de Andrade, J. M. de Castro, M. de Lima, P. Goncalves, D. R. Keese, J. L. Motta, F. Pompeia, A. Souza, A. C. P CANADA Allen, G. J. Craig, Prof. J. Thompson, VV. R. CHINA Chang, L. Y. Char, K. Y. Chen, C. S. Chen, M. K. Cheu, B. H. Chuck, H. S. Hu, S. Key, D. Y. King, P. C. Lau, W. VV. Liu, Z. D. Loh, Y. C. Ping, C. Shen, M. T. Shen, N. Tsen, M. K. Tsou, Y. H. VVei, E. F. Vlfong, P. Yu, T. M. CUBA Lacazette, A. A. GERMANY Bosch, A. F. Davidsen, Dr. H. C. Faust, Prof. A. B. Fluegel, Prof. E. Giessing, C. P. Hirshfelcl, Prof. C. F. Klaessig, K. O. Oberle, A. ENGLAND Hagemann, H. VV. FRANCE lVaddington, J. deP. HOLLAND Vander Meulen, P. A. ITALY de Grassi, G. Codas, A. B. PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Corpus, J. A. V. Gonzalez, M. A. de Leon, E. Loesin, C. I.. Malvar, B. M. PORTO RICO Blanco, H. M. RUSSIA Ignatiev, G. M. SCOTLAND Cosh, G. M. SIAM Bee, N K. Nab, N. SNVITZERLAND Bosshart. J. Egloff, G. TRANSVAAL Faure, C. Geldenhluys, F. E. Gunn, D. Sonnenfeld, H. UNITED STATES Albin, E. R. Allport, H. H Ayer, S. H. Bache, F. S. Bailey, Dean L. H. Ballou, C. H. Ballou, J. MCK. Barker, E. E. Barnes, Prof. F. A. Bauer, F. R. Beagle, N. R. Beatty, A. S. Bernays, E. L. Bishop, S. C. Bogert, Prof. G. G. Boochever. L. C. Booth, A. A. Bradt, M. Bristol, Prof. G. P. Brown, T. B. Burton, F. H. Burton, F. E. Carpenter, Prof. R.. C. Carr, XV. D. Catterall, Prof. R. C. H. Curtiss, G. VV. Dean, A. L. Durand, Dr. A. C. Eaton, P. B. Edlund, R. C. Ehrlich, A. C. Elkind, I. J. Embleton, H. Engelder, C. J. Everrett, Prof. G. A. Fassett, J. S., Jr. Feiner, M. A. Field, A. M. Fink, L. Fink, D. Fippin, Prof. E O. Flack, H. Ford, Prof. VV. S. Fraser. A. C. Frederiksen, F. M Garner, H. H. Garnett, VV. E. Gould Dr. G. M. Graham, E. F. Grant. R. E. Green, R. VV. Griffith, H. E. Hayes, Prof. A. Hayes, Prof. L. D. Heizer, Rev. C. W. Hess, Prof. H. D. Hinchliff, Emerson r' L S Hopkins, Prof. G. Hopp, G. Hoy, D. F. Hull, Dean C. H. Hurwitz, Dr. VV. A Jenks, Prof. J. W. Johnston, C. C. Jones, Prof. H. L. Kaffenberger, K. G. Kellogg. R. W. Kemmerer, Prof. E. VV. King, R. VV. Kline, O. R. James, R. L. Ladd, C. E. Lamoureaux, Prof. A. J. Lang, S. H. Lattin, J. D. B. Lemon, B. J. Lurie, A. Lyon, Prof. T. L. McKay, IV. J. 363 Norris, Prof. H. H. O'Donnell, W. M. Pendleton, F. A. Pertsch, J. G., Jr. Phillips, VV. E. Plaut, R. Plunkett, C. R. Pollock, J. Raphael, T. Riegelman, H. Ries, Prof. H. Rife. R. S. Riley, Prof. IV. A. Rogers, E. Robinson, F. Saby, Dr. R. S. Schmidt, Prof. N. Selling, H. M. Shays, IV. B. Silverman, Dr. L. L Simonson, C. E. Slocum, C. L. Smith, Dean A. W. Rowlee, VV. VV. Snodgrass, L. I. Speed, R. I-I. G. Stahl, E. C. M. Stahl, J. J. Tappan, F. G. Tarr, Prof. R. S. Taylor, H. O. Trevor, Prof. E. Trevor, K. R. Tuck, Prof. C. H. Turner, E. T. Turner, Prof. K. B. Urband, E. M. Van Buren, C. B. Verwiebe, IV. A. l7Varren, Prof. G. F. Vlfebber, Prof. I-I. Wfebster, Dr. C. H. Vlfeiss, C. W'este-rgaarrl, VV. C. 'Willcox Prof. VV. F VVright, Dr. F. R. Wfyckcoff, M. M. Yoakum, F. E., Jr. Young, Prof. G., Jr. Zeiger, K. G. YVEST INDIES Clarke. J. B. Q 'AA -'Q' A fl 1 'll fl w Nbligjvrilfg .ww -ff 3 ,yxeo X. Cr ' 'E ,S gg S W P Ni 1'qEFi'iB5' ', YQ' 122' 3951 bf J S is Sqeffffl ' Q-J bfgygf EX O I . CSA A is ... Qi A X ic.. ffjjpi c 1v fig' xg Z1 y. :M 1 .. +A, :2f?'Wi f' ' RMA . rt Walk ,. . '- -. Mdskz' 5 'P2' -' ., ,., 1' 4. . vu .::. 1'. -X. g ' :QAM . W '-F . 1'l'- 'ihxmureleu- Iv:-ggi., If .Z I' ' WI VV an-1m-ST I Wft1O1W1-Sfft ,I .Jn ,T- JM f f Q ' 3 T' .T ,H ,L ,T : .,-LL.g ,Nfgf a 'v'1.,,,,,,, 4-hm, f if r ' 4,,, , . I. -,H .Lvl 53:3 - 11 A , 3 -.,...'.- '- '- .- ...,f..,.:..,.: ' -, .WM ' -f 1 - V .Wg I 3 , 1 A , fx ,, ,.:,A JW. I. .. .. I . ...,.,,i mi xg B 41 nas, Qflurnell Mnihersitp Qlibristtan Association lWOULTON B. GORE, ,13 . . . . President JOHN D. DENNEY, '13 . . First Vice-President ALBERT ACKLEY NIAYNARD, ,IS . . Second Vice-President CHARLES MASON PIARRINGTON, ,I5 Recording Secretary WILLIAM H. SMITH, 113 . . .Q . Treasurer AUSTIN PATTERSON EVANS General Secretary IRVIN TORRENCE FRANCIS . Assistant Secretary Quang Eumszrfs Glbristian Qssuriatiun ANNIE NIILLINGTON BULLIVANT, YI2 . . President BERNICE SPENCER, YI4 . . . Vice-President GERTRUDE VVHITNEY X7OUNG, ,I3 . . Treasurer SOPHIE BECKER, '13 - - . Recording Secretary ESTELLA V. L. SHERRILL . G'e1fLe7'g1l5eC7'g1fary Baath uf Trustees PROF. C. V. P. EIOUNG, PROF. H. S. JACOBY PROF. V. SNYDER MR. J. T. NEWMAN IRYIN TORRENCE FRANCIS, Ex-oiicio AUSTIN P. EVANS, Ex-officio 364 Chairrnan MISS E. V. L. 'SI-IERRILL, Ex-officio MOULTON B. GORE, ,I3 ALAN C. FRASER, '13 ANNIE MILLINGTON BULLIVANT, 112 MRS. W. W. COMFORT Qssuniatiun uf fiihil ngineers uf urmzll Mnihersitp 19114912 A. XV. TQRAUSIE, '12 . . . PROF. C. L. CRANDALL, '72 C. H. TRASK, '12 . . DEAN E. E. H.ASIiEI.I., 'yqa PROP. F. A. BARNES, '97 S EDMUND LYNCH, 'I2 . . . P. L. TVTAHER, '12 . . Committees Qintertainmnnt H. JOHNSON, '12 F. A. J. MACK, 'I2 P. B. SUTTON, '12 I. T. CHILD, 'I2 H. O. F1.AN1OAN, '12 H. I. HOFF, '12 E. S. HEALY, '12 A. CLUNAN, 'T2 L. A. BROWN, '12 R. J. JAMES, '12 H. A. PONVELL, '12 PITT COVERT, 'I2 C. R. TVIEISSNER, '12 E. L. SMIT1-1, 'I2 VV. A. VVHITE, '12 VV. E. BEITZ, 'I2 J. VV. ROUTH, '12 H. E. DOYLE, '12, Chairnzazz A. M. THOMPSON, 'I2 T. C. HOAG, '13 PAUL NTACY, '13 H. V. BERRY, '13 -I. M. DEMAREST, '13 Qtblstic EDMUND LYNCH, '12, Chairzrzazz P. D. BROWN, '13 T. A. CONVERSE, '13 iiaunnr bpstem CARL CRANDALL, '12, Clzairmazz PAUL MACY, '13 A. A. VVARD, '13 Banquet XV. C. CONGER, '12, Clzahfmau F. H. 0'ROURKE, 'I2 A. B.,QU1NTON, '12 H. D. GGELSBY, '12 T. ANTEL1., '13 T. L. VVELLES, '15 I. D. TXTCCORMICK, '13 365 . . President Cowaspolzdilzg Socwiary Rcwrdiug S0c1'ezfa1'j' A dvisory A tlzlciic Board Gezzmfal 1-1 ihlnlic Director . . Trvaslwm' J. C. STRAHAN, '13 O. A, DALTON, '14 P. C. PARSON, '14 L. C. BOYNTON, '15 N. H. EVANS, '15 P. J. TWAXON, 'TJ T. T. NEWBOLD, '14 P. I. HAv1LAND, '14 JOHN PENNYWITT, '1 5 B. XV. BRODT, '11 XV. T. BALLARD, '14 V. LIOYVELL, '11, T. J. NOLAN, '15 A. I. MCGOUO1-1. '15 I m9135215-'SLPIZEAEQ5 ' , i Z?'11' AI-.K if f- X 1' III' Il... .. I 1 .. if 1552: ,3 .Q 1 ,rgz-,gg --34.1 . -' - f..,,,'I1.. -'41 A.-is -b 3 4 '..i , 1 X- .7-2 , ,-zz . J' 3 S?0-CI ETY' ' COMPARATIVE W . A N H9 MEDICINE . I ,H .:. .-3, . I. - 4. 5 V I 1. 5 1 1411, ,A 'O C - I .,' vii A f ,J - V Q 'A -U 'fv ' .. - -, . .Y , A r ' . . at :.d A I, , A . K. AV K . - - ' N- '. av... . . ff : ff: ' ' I ' J -. . 1 I . 5gyiL4'::'!.'Lr: 1fIZ!,..'. :ur K. , .d, M .H 4 H 5,M...:- ,. V ,,.,,., .. . . 5 . A - f'IF?4Q'7f :F f V .' 7 '- ' A . , ans. ' Gfficers JOHN BOSSHART . . Preiident DAVID VVRIGHT . . Vice-President NATHANIEL E. KOENIG Secretary I. STANLEY CLARK . Treasurer R. R. BOLTON . .... Corwxpozzdirvg Secretary Ziaunurarp Members DR. H. J. MILKS DR. T. N. FROST DR. E. SUNDERVILLE DR. F. KOENIG DR. C. FITCH Members beniurs J. BOssI-IART W. S. BUCK R. R. BOLTON R. R. BIRCH A. GELDMAN A. FORSYTHE H. E. BARKER J. R. BEACH T . BRANDENBURG D. VV. CLARK H. CLARK IXRCHIBALD FREER A. BAEZLER I. S. CLARK J. S. CARNRITE S. L. DEAN D. F. DEMINC H. XV. ECCLEETON R. E. DEDERICI-1 L. B. DENNER C. E. HAYDEN L. R. KOTEN A. H. MCLELLAND E. S. MARKHAINI M. VV. SULLIVAN S. THOMPKINS Sfuniurs C. A. GARDNER A. C. GOEE N. E. KOENIG L. F. REED F. H. SCIIAEEER VV. H. SUMNER jfrsshmzn M. E. GARDNER Jos. HARRIS F. T. JAMES B. F. MURRAY R. R. IWOULTHROP A. SAVAGE A. L. SMITH 366 O. B. VVEBBER 1. I. WERMUTH D. WRIGHT L. C. CURD J. COHN H. W. TILLSON B. H. WHEELOCK W. H. STEPHENSON R. MORSE W. SELKIN J. I. VARA G. H. VARM R. NVINTERS L. H. WRIGHT C. W. VVEBBER R. S. YOUMANS F. P. ZUBER 'fi I '1, 1 ,N -I4 Be g f f 1 fi '1' f Tl It f N I V.A.. F I. ,.,,, . - U COQNELLVNEVER1ifHTY,,,j tsee . Ulf '- -C ' Cf ' ' V. .A .., 2 L' . I' ' ggi 1 AMOOIAEEOH f R Gffizers O. B. KENT . . . . . . . President L. H. ROBINSON . GEORGE H. MASLAND GEO. H. POUND . R. F. LEADER P. R. GULDIN DEAN L. H. BAILEY PROF. JAMES E. RICE PROF. C. A. ROGERS PROF. C. H. TUCK MISS CLARA NIKON W. G. KRUM J. S. BROWN C. H. CHAMBERLAIN I. CHAPIN . J. COCKRANE IP D. C. CORMACK A. B. DANN L. DICKER H. S. GABRIEL P. R. GULDIN B. H. HENDRICKSON G. L. HORTON Zbunoratp Membership H. BACHELLER Zlctihe Members W. L. HOUOK H. M. HULL D. KLING O. B. KENT M. C. KILPATRICK R. F. LEADER A. D. LEGGETT GEO. H. MASLAND T. F. MOGRATI-I T. C. MUNIAY F. E. F NEWL.XNDER 367 . . . Vice- President . . Secretary- Treasurer A ssistaiit Secretary- Treasurer . . . . Directors R. C. LAWARY C. F. BOETHLER P. W. KIMB.ALL A. E. BAICAURT G. H. MOODY MISS MINNIE JENKINS W. R. NORTH, JR. J. W. OSBORNE GEO. H. POUND L H . . ROBINSON A. E. ROSS E. P. SMITH E. C. VINEII F. G. WISCHEIQBUSEN E. R. ZIMMER O. A. ULLOA urnell Qgricultural Zlssuniatiun H. B. IQNAPP . F. E. ROGERS . Miss AHERNE . E. V. HAKRDENBURG R. T. BURDICK . F. E. ROGERS . C. XV. 'WHITNEY MISS BAKER . W. R. WILSON . HARRY EMBLETON Founded 1871 jfirst Zllierm Q9fficer5, 1911:1912 . ,... . . President . Vice-President . . , . Secretary . . . . Treasurer M embel' Executive Committee Qecnnh Warm Qfficers, 191121912 . . . . . . . . President . Vice-President . A . . Secretary . . . . Tieasifirer M ember Executive Comwtittee 368 AERONAUTIC MEET Qlumni Qssuciatiuns general THE ASSOCIATE ALUNINI or CORNELL UNIVERSITX'-H. H. VVing, 3 Reservoir Ave., Ithaca, N. Y THE CORNELL ASSOCIATION OF CLASS SECRETARIES-Chas. H. Tuck, Ithaca, N. Y. CORNELL SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS-PL. E. Truran, Grand Central Terminal. New York City. QEast Y CORNELL CLUB OF NEW ENGLANDZLSXAVTS E. Palmer, 6 Beacon St., Boston, Mass. CORNELL UNIVERSITY CLUB OF NEW YORK-Frederick VVillis, 65 Park Ave., New York City. CORNELL ASSOCIATION OF BROOKLYN-Henry R. Cobleigh, IIS Broadway, New York City. EASTERN NEW XVORK CORNELL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION-DT. J. M. Berry, 75 Fourth St., Troy, N. Y. CORNELL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF NORTHERN NEW YORKTGCO. H. Hooker, S State St., Water- town, N. Y. CORNELL CLUB OF OSWEGO COUNTY-C. VV. Lindsey, Oswego, N. Y. CORNELL CLUB OF HERKIMER COUNTY-W'm. LT. Gardinier, Herkimer, N. Y. CORNELL CLUB OF SYRACUSE-Arthur A. Costello, 42 White Memorial Building, Syracuse, N. Y. CORNELL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF SENECA FALLS-john S. Gay, 116 Fall St., Seneca Falls, N. Y CORNELL CLUB OF BINGHANITONiH. H. Hart, Binghamton, N. Y. CORNELL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF THE SOUTHERN TIER-Frank E. Gannett, Elmira, N. Y CORNELL CLUB OF ROCHESTER-Nicholas I. VVeldgen, OII VVilder Building, Rochester, N. Y. CORNELL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF BUFFALO-S. E. Hickman, Allis Chalmers Co., Buffalo, N. Y. NIAGARA FALLS ALUMNI ASSOCIATION-F. L Lovelace, Niagara Falls, N. Y. JAMESTOWN ASSOCIATION-Albert S. Price, Ellicott Building, Jamestown, N. Y. CORNELL CLUB OF NORTHERN NEW JERSEY-H. Ezra Eberhardt, Q7 Congress St., Newark, N. 1. THE CORNELL CLUB OF PHILADELPHIA--F. C Robinson, 28 South Mole St., Philadelphia, Pa. NORTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA ASSOCIATlON1S6th W. Shoemaker, 827 Electric St., Scranton, Pa. CORNELL CLUB OF WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA'ROg6f S. Findley, Vlfestinghouse E. and M. CO. VVest Pittsburgh, Pa. I CORNELL UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATION OF DELAVVARE-.A. D. WarneI', Ir., Wilmington, Del. South CORNELL ASSOCIATION or MARYLAND-I. Ellis Behrman, II2I East Baltimore St., BaltimOre,Md. CORNELL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA-F. V. Coville, Bureau of Plant Industry, Washington, D. C. CORNELL UNIVERSITY CLUB OF ALABABIA-H. E. Bever, Hardie-Tynes Manufacturing CO., Birming- ham. Ala. THE CORNELL CLUB or LOUISIANA-E. E. Soule, 603 St. Charles St., New Orleans, La. CORNELL .UNIVERSITY CLUB OF TEXAS-T. L. Fountain, Houston, Tex. 370 jllllihhle States NORTHEASTERN OHIO CORNELL ASSOCIATION,-J. P. Harris, O02 Cuyahoga Building, Cleveland, Ohio. CORNELL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION or TOLEDO-C. 1. Mandler, 430 Superior St., Toledo, Ohio. CORNELL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION or MICHIGAN-R. C. Hargreaves, General Motors Co., Detroit, Mich. CORNELL UNIVERSITX' ASSOCIATION or INDIANA--E. H. Eitel, Union Trust CO., Indianapolis, Ind. CORNELL UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATION OF CHICAGO-R. IV. Sailor, 1415 Michigan Ave., Chicago, Ill. CORNELL UNIVERSITY .ALUMNI :ASSOCIATION OF RIILVVAUKEE-IV. IV. Goetz, Cutler-Hammer Man- ufacturing Co., Milwaukee. W'iS THE CORNELL CLUB OF SAINT LOUIS-JLldSOI'1 H. Boughton, Pierce Building, St. Louis, Mo. CORNELL ASSOCIATION or KANSAS CITY-A. H. Place, 6oO Scarritt Building, Kansas City, Mo. NORTITXVESTERN CORNELL CLUBZDF. C. F. Flocken, 2624 Emerson Ave.. South Minneapolis, Minn. CORNELL ALUR'INI ASSOCIATION or IOWA-R. P. Rockefeller, Rock Island R. R., Davenport, Iowa. HEAD OF THE LAKES CORNELL ASSOCIATION-F. W' Hargreaves, 513 East Third St., Duluth, Minn. OMAHA CORNELL CLUB-J. VV. Battin, 925 New York Life Building, Omaha, Neb. East THE ROCKY IXIOUNTAIN CORNELL ALUMNI AXSSOCIATIONTPHUI S, Rattle, ISIC South Colfax Ave., Denver, Colo. CORNELL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION or UTAH-Wm. M. McCrea, Salt Lake City, Utah. CORNELL UNIVERSITY CLUB OF SPOKANE-Ernest Price, University Club, Spokane, Wash. PACIFIC NORTHWEST ASSOCIATION-F. D. Nash, 5oo Bank of California Building, Tacoma, Wash. CORNELL ALUMNI .ASSOCIATION OF PORTLAND-G. R. Sailor, Couch Building, Portland, Ore. CORNELL UNIVERSITY CLUB OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA-C Willard Black, I223 Maryland St., Los Angeles, Cal. jfureign anim ilnsular CORNELL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OI-' FRANCE-H. C. Charpiot, 26 Rue Lafitte, Paris, France. CORNELL CLUB OF HAXVAII-C. H. Hunn, United States Experiment Station, Honolulu, H. I. CORNELL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION or THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS1A. Gideon, City Hall, P. I. Enmerfs Ctlluhs FEDERATIONS or CORNELL WoMEN'S CI.UBS-MISS Emma Bowers, 408 Hector St.. Ithaca, N. Y. ALBANY-MTS. G. VV. Patterson, 5 Madison Place, Albany, N. Y. BOSTON-Miss Laura K. Johnson, :IO2 The Fenway, Boston, Mass. BUFFALO--NIIS. Robert North, 5o Saybrook Place, Buffalo. N. Y. CHICAGO-Mrs. Robert VV. Sailor, 6111 Washington Boulevard, Oak Park, Ill. CLEVELANDTMTS. VVillard Beahan, 2213 Beliield Ave., Cleveland, Ohio. ITHACALM1'S. VV. W. Ellis, 3c9 Farm St., Ithaca, N. Y. NEW YORK1MfS. F. Brickelmaier. 34 Putnam Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. PHILADELPHIA-BIISS Ethel Whiteley, North 53rd St., Philadelphia, Pa. ROCHESTER-Miss Eleanor Gleason, 47 Prince St., Rochester, N. Y. TROY-Miss Anna VV. Fogarty. 1926 Twenty-third St.. VVaterVleit, N. Y. UTICA-Miss Kathryn Carrigan, 23 Kemble St., Utica, N. Y. VVASHINGTON-Miss Marguerite Decker, 2624 Garfield St., N. IV.. VVashingtorI, D. C. 571 . JUNIOR PROM ,N , ,- Q MW' 0 3? if 1 Q 'Ie 7 W' , Qu-,W f .,... ,. 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Graduate Rlanagcr .ARTHUR GORDON, '05, New York .-lssiszfarzt Gradzzaza Alanager O. BABCOCK, '14, N. Y. C. BROWN, '14, N. Y. E. BROWN, '12, N. J. H. CLARK. '15, 111. VV. GASS, '12, Pa. F. HOLLAWAY, JR., '14, J. BROXVN, '15, N. J. C. CORY, '13, O. D. CLUTE, '13, N. Y. P. DENI1IAlN'T, 'I.1.,0I'1t. W H . .ALLEN, '15, Md. .FXUSTIN, '13, Hawaii B. BELL, JR., '15, Ill. E. E. EMMONS, '12, N. Y. BREXVSTER, '12, N. Y. NJ :XLBERT HORNER, JR , '13, Loader jfirst Ulenurs E. P. COLE, '15, Ill. J. R. FULLER, '13. O. J. C. HAGEBIAN, '12, N. Y. C. H. HENIURICKSON, 'I.2, Md. Samui! Uienors C. J. LAXVRENCE, '13, N. Y. W. K. LEE, 211, N. Y. . VV. C. LUNDEN, '15, Pa. GEORGE NIACNOE, '15, N. jfirst Masses M. A. T. HOBSON, '15, O. K. HARRIS, '14, N. A. Sverunh Basses R. J. P. HAUSLE, '12, Ill. S. J. HIETT, '14, O. A. HORNER, JR., '13, Ha C. H. NEWMAN, '13, N. 375 Y. Y. - G. POUNSFORD '13, O. GREENWOoD,'1,1,Pa. Waii Y T. C. A. R. G. VV P. B. NIYERS, JR., '13, R. I. O. D. HOAG, '15, N. Y. MCCOWN, '13, Pa. PECK, '12, N. S. N. I PETTIT, '12, Pa. YVINOATE, '15, Wash J. VV. ROUTH, '12, N. Y. D. A. SMITH, '14, Y. E. R. STREMPEL, '12, N. J C. 'W XVHITNEY, '13, Y YV. XV. PICRSLAY, '15, Y H. C. STANXVOOD, '13, Ill I A. E. E. SCHOTTA. '12, N Y XYOOD, '15, N. Ex ' MANDOLIN CLUB, 1911-1012 IVIANDOLIN CLUB Vll GHDZI XV. E. FAXON, '12, Illinois . '. . Leader GEORGE L. COLEMAN, '95, New York . . . . Direclor C. C. BINTZ, 'I2- Utah L R. J. F H. T R. VV B. BIRCKHEAD, '12, XYiS. E. BIXBY, '13, O. A. BUI-IR, 'I5, O. VV. CADY, '15, Y. A. CHAPIN, '14, N. Y. M. CUMMINS, '13, XV. Va. B. DALEY, '14, Ill. . EDWARDS, '14, J. M. EVANS '13, O. A B. AGUILERA, 'I5,C1lb21 C. XV. BROWN, '14, N. Y. H. C. BROWN, '15, O. S. W. EDLUND, '13, N, Y. VV. J, GIRX'OTAS, '15, IH. J. L. GREEN, '12, IH. C. JOHNSON, '14, N. Y. E. S. DAVVSON, '13, N. Y. F. A. GEROULD, ,IS, IH. R R GIBSON, JR., '13, Mass. . J. INGLEHART, '14, Conn E. H. CLARK, '14, Pa. R C. J. A. H. HEXRVITT, '13, N. Y. C. HOGG, '14, Pa. P. MCKEE, '14, O. REUTLINGER, '13, Ky. jfirst Manhulinz WL E. FAXON, '12, IH. H E. FISHER, '12, VVHSII. G. H. I'IAMILTON, '13, Ill. C. R. LIARTZELL, '13, Porto G. VV. PIINKLEY, '15, IH. P. H. ITUSTED, '14, N. Y, J. VV. LITTLE, '13, J. D. P. MORSE, '15, L. I. L. B. N . W H H. E. L. M. M. L. VV. G. F. PETTIT, '14, N, Y. A. PORTER, '13, Conn. Secnnh Hlanhnlins KAPPLER, '14, O. L. ICRAEMER, '12, N. MICOLT, '15, D. C. NUGENT, '15, MO. H. RANKIN, '12, N. Y. RYMAN, '13, Pa, H. H. H. Uiulins MCKOCH, '13, Pa. M. MCHOSE, '14, Pa. H. MEAD, '15, N. Y. Guitars M. RALPH, '13, N. Y. R. RINKE, '13, N. Y. S. SELBY, '13, Neb. Gallo Y. Rico A. POPE, '14, Ill. . SAVAGE, '15, Canada . A. SMITH, '14, O, . G. SPERRY, '15, N. Y. C. STARR, '12, MO. . THOMPSON, '14, Idaho . B. THUMMEL, '13, Neb. H. V. VVELLES, '13, Colo. F R . WHITING, '14, Pa. . T. VVICK, '12, O. . R. B. W. G. F C F L A D SLEEPER, '15, P. I. STARR, '14, Pa. TEMPLE, '15, COIO. TITCHENER, '13, Y. VAN HOESEN, '13, Y. . WATSON, '14, N. Y. .XVI-IITE, '12, N. Y. NAGEI., JR., '12, Colo SNYDER, '13, N. J. .X7IETOR, '13, N. Y. H. L. VVALRATI-I, '13, N. X B. H. SNOW, '13, Ore. J. STAMBAUGH, JR., '15, O. ULRIC THOMPSON, '13, Haw L11 D. W. NVALLACE, '13, N. J VV. J. SEEMAN, JR., 'I4, Pa. S. K. YVELLMAN, '14, O. F. M. VVRIGHT, '14, O. Wraps jflutes S. A. VVORRELL, '15, O. R. M. GILBERT, '13, N. Y. N. S. STONE, '14, WHS. 377 7 ehietn uf Qeasun T the opening of the University last fall the prospects were unusually bright for one of the best Clubs which had ever been turned out. The quartet was practically intact, and there were among the members of the Clubs some excel- lent stunters who could be relied on to contribute to rounding out a good program. Also the Mandolin Club has suffered less severely than usual through graduation. The greatest loss suffered by the Clubs was the enforced absence of Prof. H. E. Dann, who was on his sabbatical leave in Europe. At lirst it seemed that this might present itself as a most serious problem, but Mr. W. L. Wood was finally prevailed upon to take Prof. Dunn's place. His Work with the Glee Club was admirable. From the very Iirst he roused in the members of the Glee Club the greatest enthusiasm and the result was that they put forth unusual effort. The efficiency of his training was amply demonstrated on the Christmas Trip, for the men were forced to respond to encore after encore. Mr. Coleman, too, displayed his usual skill in developing a Mandolin Club of which the audiences seemed never to tire. The trip this Christmas was one which will not soon be forgotten by the sixty- five members of the Clubs. Going as far West as Detroit, concerts were given in Buf- falo, Detroit, Dayton, Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Brooklyn, Albany, Syracuse and Elmira. Everywhere the Clubs were royally entertained by enthusiastic alumni. Surfeited with lunches, teas and dances, the time passed all too fast, and it seemed to be more of a pleasure than a concert tour as the Clubs Went from city to city. 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 rcth, at Ithaca, with a well-received concert given in honor of the Michigan Football Team. The next concert was given in Phila- delphia at Thanksgiving time, when We were the guests of the Pennsylvania Combined Clubs. Pennsylvania returned our visit later in the season, playing in Ithaca on Janu- ary rzth, and We sincerely hope that they derived as much pleasure from their visit as we did from our stay in Philadelphia. The annual Spring Concert this year will probably be given in Cambridge, jointly with the Harvard Clubs, and the season will end with the Senior Week Concert. In conclusion it may be said that the Glee Club and Mandolin Clubs enjoyed a most successful and prosperous year, and that the prospects are bright for a still more brilliant season next year. All credit to Mr. W. L. Wood and Mr. Coleman, Whose enthusiastic and efficient work contributed so much to the season's success. 378 PUMP KARL HARRY' DOLLY JACK THE MANAGEMENT THE LEADERS THE SLEEPING SEXTET L. E. M. JU W 'DF P1 'map ? '? T17 C. P. . HES III iiiii li REQH1 L. SILVERMAN, '05 J. VVEAVER, '10 C. BRAVEMAN, '1 LIUS SMITH, '1 1 KR2XEAIER, '12 L, T. MUNN, 'IZ H. VVHITE, 'I2 R. NORRIS, '13 Viola E. RIEGGER, ,IO S. BERNA, '12 E. F1s1qE, '14 VV. BRAUNWORTH, 352155 H. TAYLOR, '12 C. H.1RR1s, ,I3 KARP, '15 Qlornets E. M1ITC!!ELI.,'I2 C. E. fDTTER, ' Trombone B. EATON, '11 C. B.ST.1RR.'14 George il. Coleman, '95, Qionountor Concert Master M. C. BRAVEMAN, '12 jfitst Violin F K. ATKINSON, 'IZ M. M. KocH, '13 HANS VIETOR, '14 C D. SNYDER, 'I3 H. L. WALRATH, '13 F. A. GEROULD, '15 W', H. CHAPMAN, 'I3 R. I. INGLEHART, '14 L. T. PIAMBLIN, '15 RICH.ARD GIBSON, ,I3 M. M. MCHOSE, ,I4 E. MA'r'1'ERN, 'IS SEEUHU 'Uiolin C. C. HOPE, '13 L. G. MEADS, '14 F, R. GEORGIA, '15 VV. B. HUTCHINSON, 'I4 L. E. CLICKNER, '15 M. RYDER, '15 A. M. ERs1:1NE, ,I4 W. H. S1-oc1:1NG, ,IS R. S. BRf11NAR11, '15 E. S. DAWSON, '14 VV. B. REICH, ,IS E. E. HANI1, ,IS Cello M, FREUDENHE111, '15 I. A. FRIED, ,IO S. K. WELLNIAN, '14 E. CISIN H. B. PERKINS, 'IS W. M. SEEMAN, '14 VV. J. GENTZLER, '15 AIJOLPH REUTLINGER, '15 F. M. VVRIGHT, ,I4 '15 I. C. SCHELLENG, 'IS I Jflutz Qbbozs Qllarmzts R. M. GILBERT, '15 F. A. C. SI1l'1'I-I, ,IQ E. B. CLARK, ,I2 G. A. ABEE1.,'15 G. C, RUBY, ,IS W. K. DAv1s, ,I2 E. SMITH, ,IA Ziaorns R. D. NIERRILL, '15 F. S. SELBY, ,I3 C. E, DAv1s,'12 IS C. L. WNURNER, '13 Qluhu Ulpmpani Xylophone F. A. N.AGEL, '12 C. KIKFFENEERGER, '14 S. A. VVCIRRELL, '15 ZBrum Piano L,1n'1z1sxcE N SILES. '15 380 S. D. SCUDDER. '15 -IV 'A' V 415 iw? , ww f 1 A T AM .3 4f'u:!1W f t -'f. N f . - A . r.' W f 3 - L Jkt gQ6S The Qluunnil C. F. PIIRSHFIELD, President CHARLES HAZEN BLOOD C. L. DURHAM G. E. KENT, Graduate Rfanager ARTHUR GORDON, Assistant Graduate .Manager H. A. STARRET, Rlanager C. A. PLAMONDON, Stage .Manager Gibs Management H. A. STARRET, '12, Alanager C. A. PLAMONDON, '12, Stage Dlanager T. ANTELL, '13, Assistant Rlanager E. HAYNES, '13, Assistant Stage Manager G. E. KENT, '10, Graduate Rlanager E. XV. WHITED, '12, Property Rlanager A. GORDON, '04, Assistant Graduate Manager H. VV. LORMOR, '13, Assistant Property Manager E. S. BELCHER, '12 C. C. BINTZ, 'I2 J. G. BOGERT, '12 H. B. BOLE, 'II VV. A. BORDEN, 'I2 M. E. BROWN, 'IZ R. L. BURNS, '13 VV. E. CATEN, '13 W. A. CATHER, '13 COLCORD, 'I2 A, H. R. A. DOYLE, '14 EVANS, '12 J. S. FASSETT, JR., VV. E. FAXON, '12 C. E. FINNEY, JR., L. W. FOSTER, 'I2 G. FONVLER, '13 C. I. HEIKES, '12 E. M. HENDERSON, C. H. HENDRICKSON, '13 L. C. HICKEY, '14 C. H. s I2 1 I2 'I2 The Masque A. HUGHES, JR., '12 A. HORNER, '13 F. G. E. T. JOHNSON, '13 JACKMAN, '13 R. W. KELLOGG, '13 J. T. KENDALL, '13 VV. E. KENNEDY, '12 R. B. KEPLINGER, 'II CQAJ F. W. KREBS, 'I2 J. H. LETSCHE, JR., '12 H. J. MACVVILLTAMS, '12 D. D. MERRILL, 'I2 H. J. MEISTER, '13 XV. C. TVIUMFORD, JR., 'I2 T. V. MEYER, '12 F. E. NORTON, '13 F. OHDIER, '13 R. C. PARSONS, '14 J. VV. PETERS, '13 C. A. PLAMONDON, I2 381 E. C. SCOFIELD,'1.1. VV. D. SCHULTZ, 'II W. B. SIMONS, '12 H. SONNENFELD, 1 I2 R. D. SPARKER, '13 H. A. STARRET, 'I2 J. L, STERN, '13 J. VV. SWALM, 'I2 M P.VA1L, '12 H. B. VAN INWEOEN, '12 W. VAN KIRK, '13 A R. VAN KLEER, '13 C. VVAIT, 'I2 J. H E J. E B. WVALKER, '12 K. VVALTER, '14 VV. VVHITED, 'I2 S. VVHYTE, '13 P. XVILLIAMS, '13 C. VV. WVORCESTER, '14 M M. 'X'X'YcKOF1f, 'I2 , J Q s 50,1534 F ' 1, 4 50 A-1 f rr S i Masque HE season of IQII-I2 for the Cornell Masque has been one of fluctuating tenden- cies. To begin with, the organization finished the previous season with one of the longest trips the Masque has ever taken. The three-act farce, The Butter- flies, was presented in eight towns on this trip. Contrary to expectations, although the show was by far the most finished the Masque ever presented, the trip entailed a financial loss, and did not seem to create the interest that a student production can among the Alumni. On the other hand, the trip was a decided social success, and one which every undergraduate enjoyed. The spirit was good throughout the trip, and the Alumni outdid themselves in having great preparations made to thoroughly enter- tain every man connected with the Masque. At every Smoker given the Masquers responded to the call of the more serious Alumni with all sorts of stunts by principals of the show. The Masque presented The Butterfliesw in the following towns: Auburn, Geneva, Binghamton, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington and Newark, in the order named. The show disbanded in New York, where the Musical Clubs were met, after their return from a rnost successful trip, and a joint party was the result. This year, however, the Masque for various reasons have not taken a trip, which fact, although having a depressing effect on the spirit of the undergraduate with respect to Masque, is probably just as well on account of the varying opinions for and against 'KThe Conspiratorsf' a modern musical comedy presented this year. The action of Uno trip and the disbanding of the Cast and Chorus of the Con- spirators leaves the Masque temporarily stranded, but, it is to be hoped, not for long. Since it is generally agreed that a University as large as Cornell should send out a Dramatic representative like the Masque, it is necessary that some way be devised to send this organization on longer trips, touching Western towns, much like the Musical Clubs do at present, even if it will be found advisable to produce less elaborate and less expensively costumed shows. No doubt the Musical Clubs are the best advertisers for the University, since only Colleges have Glee and Mandolin Clubs, but there is no reason why the Masque, as a younger institution, should not be assisted in some way to enable a foundation finan- cially to permit of long Christmas trips, with insurance against monetary losses. The best assistance in this line can come mainly as a result of Undergraduate interest, as there are surely enough good men in such a University as Cornell to make it possible to send out Masque companies representing calibre equal to Cornell's other successful organizations. It. is to be hoped that the remainder of this year will witness such hearty co- operation between the Masque players that the necessary rejuvenation of traditional Masque spirit will automatically ensue. 382 THE CONSPIRATORS .1 LQ. . - .Lf ' A 1' I 1 1 . D IN WSI fa 1 T15 1 F t-3121 4 JXSU UU L GUNS U U i '4LJf .1 '3 ?11 QQ5f3 'V V .' I .- , ' 'V fi' 5 ff A . q M . .V , sfff if ' .QQ - '- ' f 5'2 1'1,5 U - V . f . g ws.. ., , . . W gp' Gffiners A. D. RILEY . . . . . Presideiit MISS R. SADVORANSKY Vice-Presiderit - N. BAEHR . . . . . Secretary M. R. SANDERSON . Business Manager' C. W. BROWN . W. S. FOGG . D. SPRAKER . E. W. WHITED . C. W. DAVIS . R. PROF. M. W. SAMPSON PROP. N. SCHMIDT MR. MR. W. C. CLANCY, '13 C. W. DAVIS, '13 N. BAEHR, '12 MR. MR. VT. S. PASSETT, JR., MR. W. S. FOGG, '12 MISS E. FOGE, '13 A1155 R. MADSEN, '14 RIISS L. POLLOCK, 714 . Assistant Business M Imager Zbonnrarp Members PROP. C. T. HIRSCHFELD PROP. A. J. WINANS Zlctihc Ailflzmherz MR. A. D, RILEY, '12 MISS B. W. MOYER, '13 MISS R. SADVORANSRY, '13 MR. M. R. SANDERSON, '12 Zlssnciatc Membzrs MISS L. SHERMAN, G. MR. A. COUTANT, '13 384 S ta ge Maiiagei' A ssistaitt Stage M aria ger Property M aria ger . A ssistaiit Property lllaiiager MR MR MR MR MR MR MR MR MR MR . EVERETT . L. FALLIS .R.D. SPRAKER, 713 .E W. WHITED, '12 . W. W. WOLFF, '12 . S. BROWN, '13 . C. C. KUH, '13 WT. E. HANAGAN, ,I4 . V. STERN, ,I4 . P. WILLIAMS, '13 jeheratiun he ?L'QIIianre jranraise aux Qitatszfikinis et au Clianaha CIncO1'pOI'a'fed IQO2., umell banter Qbttirers J. DE P. WVADDINGTON, 713 . . . . . President M. G. BISHOP, ,I4 . . . First Vice-President MISS J. D. NICIQELVVAY, '13 Second Vice-President R. W. PARKHURST, ,I3 . . . . Treasmev DR. L. PUMPELLY . .... . Secfeiary jfacultp jllilzmherfs PROF. W. W. COMFORT PROF. O. G. GUERLAC PROF. I. P. CHURCH MR. J. F. MASON E. C. BAKER M. G. BISHOP MISS F. CARPENTER I. B. CLARKE S. K. EASTWOOD J. S. FASSETT DR. L. PUMPELLY Qctihz jflllemhzrs, 191121912 VV. M. HORWI1'Z F. R. MASON NIISS J. D. IWCIQEL R. VV. PARKHURST A. B. RENAUD, JR. 335 VV A P. O. REYNEAU MISS L. E. TUPPER J. DE P. 'WADDINGTON MRS. G. VVHELPTON F. E. WILLIAMS X f!'LfI.C3Sffu-SJLJTUILSLJQ f W fy ' za i ff4 -' f S 1 '5 I KILHIPLWLITJII XII ff f A ' -- -- -- . A .. 'J 7 . .E K IV ' 'i 'N A 'T M .V - I ' pri . I I-M1 Lib fc --.ffb ILP Lili. V 5 VI,-MILE: 'lil -- f 17, ' L. ' . 14, 97- 1:2 , I '. A ' .L M--- ' ,M F 4 A 1333. .1 -S21 A f 'W -1 : Q, N K. M1 FET! i 11 if ,lg .J SS I 'Ss ' ht Officers J. F. KLEIN . . . . President MISS M. M. BRUCKHEISER . . . . Vice-President MISS M. C. DAI-IL . . . . . Secretary K. O. KLAESSIG . Correspmidi-ng Secretary C. P. GIESSING . . . . . Treasurer MISS A. H. L. I'IAXVKINS . . Assistant Treasurer 1. D. DENNEX' . Librarian F. S. AUERBACII C. H. BALLOU L. M. BLANCKE PROP. G. G. BOGERT A. F. BOSCH I. K. BOSSHART MISS M. M. BRUCKHEISER MISS R. BRUNNER M. BURROVVS MISS R. V. CASVVELL A. F. COUTANT MISS M. C. DAHL MISS L. M. DEGENER 1. D. DENNEY M. DIAINIOND MISS M. A. DOMINICK F. DOWNS F. J. ECKES G. EGLOFF A. O. FRANKE n C. P. GIESSING B. GLUCK H. XY. HAGEMANN MISS A. J. HANCY F DR. A. L. ANDREWS PROF. A. VV. BOESCHE PROF. H. C. DAVIDSEN MRS. A. YN. BOESCHE MRS. H. C. DAVIDSEN PROF. AND MRS. DRESBACH MRS. E. I. FLUEGEI. Qctihe Members MISS A. H. L. HAXN'KINS F. HERRA'IANN MISS M. M. HUNT K. G. KAFITENBERGER K. O. KLAESSIKQ I. F. KLEIN J. J. KLEIN F. S. KLEINMAN DR. F. F. KOENIG A. W. KRAUSE I. D. B. LATTIN R. H. MCLEAN MISS F. G. MERRILL M. NEIFELD E. NELSON MISS S. C. NORTON MISS E. C. NEIPP A. OBERLE MISS C. H. PEKARY F. A. PENDLETON K. E. PFEIFFER R. PLAUT MISS L. B. POLLOCK jfarultp Members PROF. A. B. FAUST PROP. E. J. FLUEOEL Uzrkehrsgaeste PROE. A. PIAYES, JR. PROF. VV. T. HEYVETT MR. C. I. ILG DEAN AND MRS. IWERRITT 387 L. P. RAYNOR D. C. REIB C. H. REUMANN MISS K. I. ROESE H. ROTH O ROTHMALER O. E. RUCKGAILER MISS E. M. SALESKI C. C. SCHEMPP D. SCHULTHEIS E. A. SCHXVEDES MISS B. G. SECREST C. -I. SHREIBMAN PROF. V. SNYDER MISS I. E. SPINDLER MISS M. 1. SPRIGG PROF. D. H. UDALL MISS E. UNDRITZ E. M. URBAND W. A. VERWVIEBE H. A. I. VVEISS J. J. XYERMUTH MISS R. WILLIAMS F. E. VVILLIAMS PROE. P. R. POPE PROF. V. SNYDER MR. VV.D. ZINNECKER MRS. P. R. POPE MRS. V. SNYDER PROF. AI. E. TREVOR BlIRS.VV.D.ZINNECKER jfrznrh ?JBramatic buttery Fee'-?-'NEMO my OW4 i..:..gg-efeilffe A' Bd 'jf j A V, ee O L eeee E--E N 'PQ 4 --ee ENENMNE ill? p f. ,i-M IW4 ,, gf 11. . ffif t w J L A E . . ,MJ- ., , Q .1 'amJ 1ra,.J .J B V, 9. 1 are D 5 E 5353 1 , ' E--. 1 -HE , J i .ff A . I Organized November 6, 1903 Gfficzrs JACOB SLOAT FASSETT, '12 . . . Peresvldenz JEAN DE PANDERILL WADDINGTON, ,I3 . . . Vice-P1'eside11Z Mlss L. B. POLLOCK, '14 . . . Second Vice-President FREDERIC R. MASON, ,I4 . . Sec1'em1'y Qntihe illllemhzrs' E. C. BAKER H. B. DOWNE J. S. FASSETT W. M. HORWITZ M155 T. JEREMIASSEN NIISS J. D. MCKELWAY F. R. MASON A. G. OSBORNE W. SMITH 388 MISS L. B. POLLOCK A. E. RENAUD P. O. REYNEAU W. H. UPSON E. M. URBAND J. DE P. WADDINGTON MISS M. WILSON W. M. WILSON seventh Representation lie lieu be Vilmuur et bu Ziaeuarb igerzunnages Orgon . . , MM. VV.1VI.HiORWITZ Mario . C. WV. SMITH Dorante . . F. R. MASON Arlequin . . J. S. FASSETT, JR. Sylvia . . Mlles. M. VVILSON Lisette . .,4..... T. M. JEREMIASSEN La scene est 5. Paris dans la maison de M. Orgon. 1Batrnnesse5 NUESDAMES XVI-IITE COMFORT FAUST GORDON LIAMILTOX BIONROE POPE . CRANE IDAVIDSEN FLUEGEL GUERLIIC MASON NORTIiUP SAMPSON OLMSTED STRUNK jlllanagement 1904 1905 IQO6 1907 1908 1910. DR. L. PUAIPELLY ...... Business .Manager J. DEP, VVADDINGTON, yI3 Assistant Business .Manager . . . . Stage ZVIa1zager . Projnerty Ma1'zage1' YV. S. FGGG, 112 . E. VV. VVHITED, 712 . C. VV. DAVIS, ,I4 . A5si5ta1f1tSZage .7VIa'1zage7' jfnrmer Bruhuctions nf Iles Qinhutins 'KLe Monde OIT1 1'On s'ennuie .... par Edouard Pailleron Le Malade Imaginairen . . . par Moliere Bataille de Dames par Scribe et Legouve Les Romanesquesu . . . par Edmond Rostand K'Le Voyage de Monsieur PerrichOn . par Labiche et Martin Le Bourgeois Gentilhommev . . . par Moliere 339 ARCHITECTS' CHRISTMAS TREE , . ..x The L. E. NEFF, '12 R. E. PIERLCE, ,I2 H. G. XVILSON, '12 . SEYMOUR CUNNINGHAM, ' VV. E. GARNETT, '12 J. A. SOURVVINE, y12 M. A. BERMAN W. D. CAVERT D. COI-IEN I. E. CUFF S. CUNNINGHAII A. P. DIPPOLD D. ELDER V. ELTING B. P. FOOTE H. S. GABRIEL VV. E. GARNETT urmzll ungress 13 Gffirers . Speaker . Clerk T reasure-1' .-41 ssista nt Clerk Sergecmt-ai-A rms . Rej91'e5e1zz'1zZiI1e Z0 Debate COMM-eil Members S. GINSBURG R. S. HARTZ A. H. HENDERSON D. D. JENNINGS H. B. ICNAPP LC. C. LEMNITZER B. NIARQUETTE L. E. NEFF J. C. PETTYS R. E. PIERCE 392 A. POWERS H. RIEGELMAN A. D. RILEY R. ROGERS W. G. SEELEY M. H. SHANLY J. A. SOURWINE H. P. TERRY H. G. WILSON C. L. ZINSMEISTER smell arsitp ehate eams iBennspIhania:TurneII Eehate Teams First Debate ..... 1894 Pennsylvania Second Debate 1895 Pennsylvania Third Debate 1896 Cornell Fourth Debate . . 1897 Cornell Fifth Debate 1898 Cornell Sixth Debate 1899 Pennsylvania Seventh Debate 1992 Pennsylvania Eighth Debate IQO3 Cornell Ninth Debate 1994 Cornell Tenth Debate . , 1995 Cornell Eleventh Debate , 1996 Cornell Twelfth Debate . . IQO7 Pennsylvania Thirteenth Debate . 1998 Pennsylvania Fourteenth Debate . 1999 Pennsylvania Fifteenth Debate . . IQIO Pennsylvania Sixteenth Debate . . IQII Cornell Seventeenth Debate .... 1912 Cornell TnIumhia:TnrneII ZBehates First Debate ' ,.... IQOO Cornell Second Debate 1991 Cornell Third Debate 1992 Cornell Fourth Debate IQO3 Columbia Fifth Debate 1994 Cornell Sixth Debate IQO5 Columbia Seventh Debate 1996 Cornell Eighth Debate . . 1997 Columbia Ninth Debate . . 1998 Columbia Tenth Debate 1999 Cornell Eleventh Debate 1919 Columbia Twelfth Debate . 1911 Cornell Thirteenth Debate . IQI2 Cornell Turnellzkennsplhania Team RALPH EDWIN PIERCE, YI2, Leader RALEIGH S. RIFE, Special LEWIS EDWIN NEFF, '12 FREDERICK PETER TWURPHY, '1 -llfezzzale TurneII:Q1ZuIumhia Team HALSEX B IQNAPP, '12, Leader , I HOWARD GILBERT VVILSON, 'I2 REMINGTON ROGERS, ,I4 393 1887 1888 1889 1890 1891 1892 1893 1894 1895 1896 1897 1898 '86 emurial Speakers 1911 winners uf '86 jilflzmorial 1913: in 1BuhIin bpzaking ANDREW S. WHITE HOWARD A. OPPENHEIM FRANK H. CALLAN WILLARD H. AUSTEN EDWIN D. SHURTER ERNEST I. WHITE WILLIAM P. CHAPMAN, JR. EDWARD V. HENRY STEPHEN F. SHERMAN, JR. ERWIN ESMOND HERRICK C. ALLEN MORTIMER OSTHEIMER 1899 1900 1901 IQO2 1903 1904 1905 1906 1907 1908 T909 1910 IQI 1 WILLIAM WALZER Speakers in 1911 EDWARD ROBY ALBIN, JR. LEON RANSOM BROOKS JOHN CARL FOGLE, JR. JOHN ELBERT GLADSTONE REJJBEN WILLIAM HAMLET 394 WILLIAM O. MORGAN WILLIAM H. MORRISON, JR WILLIAM A. FRAYER CHARLES B. DOWD ELIAS H. KELLEY CHARLES H. TUCK WILLIAM L. RANSOM FRANCIS L. DURK HORACE L. DAWSON, M. E LEROY R. GOODRICH ABRAHAM LEVINE ALAN H. COLCORD FREDERICK PETER MURPHY RUSSELL LUMAN RAY JULIUS SMITH HARRY SONNENFELD WILLIAM WALZER 1895 1896 1897 1898 1899 1900 1901 1902 1903 ' 4 Memorial Qpeakers 1912 winners of the '94 jlilemnrial Brin in Behatz WILLIAM P. CHAPMAN, JR. HARLEY N. CROSBY DANIEL H. WELLS GALE LAUGHLIN JAMES B. NOLAN FRANK H. HAUSNER SIDNEY S. LOWENTHAL FLOYD L. CARLISLE GEORGE D. CROFTS 1904 IQOS 1906 1907 1908 1909 1910 1911 1912 Speakers in 1912 WILLIAM L. RANSOM NEAL D. BECKER GEORGE W. ROESCH FRANCIS L. DURK ROSCOE C. EDLUND CHARLES R. HUGINS HEBER E. GRIFFITH GAY H. BROWN RALPH E. PIERCE HALSEY B. KNAPP, ,I2 R. B. OSTRANDER, ,I2 FREDERICK PETER MURPHY, '12 HOWARD GILBERT WILSON, 712 LEWIS EDWIN NEFF, ,I2 RALPH EDWIN PIERCE, '12 395 1871 1872 1573 1874 1375 1876 1877 1878 1879 I88O 1881 1882 1883 1884 1885 1886 1887 1888 1889 wuuhfurh 191132 Speakers Winners of the Eunhfurh 331132 in JOHN E. MOORE ADOLPHUSIQ RADER CAWard reSCinded7 JAMES E. GLUCK GEORGE H. FITCH CLARENCE IL ESTY GEORGE W. GILLETTE CHARLES W. ANIES ALFRED NHLLER FRANK.C.YVHITNEY fAJV3fd.T6SCH1d6d7 Divided between CHARLESI? BACON'3Hd FRANKiR.LUCKEY ASA A. ALLING CHARLESIX POTTER STODDARD NL STEPHENS E.1 .ABINUM DE LIMA I1ORACE YVHITE PHUJP C.PAYNE HOWARD A. OPPENHEIM 1890 1891 1892 1893 1894 1895 1896 1897 1898 1899 1900 1901 1902 T903 1904 1905 1906 1907 1908 1909 1910 1911 GEORGE M. VVOLFSON Q9raturp I FRANK.A.ABBOTT CAward rescindedb EDWARD D. SHURTER ERNEST I. WIIITE HARRIETT C. CONNOR GEORGE P. DYER CHARLESIL RAMMELKAMP IDAN1EL PL YVELLS CHARLES H. MAYER I1ERBERT B. LEE EUGENE T.IHES SIDNEY S. LOWENTHAL BhOHAEL.A.EORD ALFREDIiUGER VVuHJAM.A.BHURPHY ROBERTZP.BUTLER CHARLES H. TUGK YVHJJAM VV.TAYLOR ELMABETH:E.COOK ROScOEfl EDLUND STANTON GRIFFIS The astman Stage Speakers in 1912 M. C. KILPATRICK, Special MOULTON BABCOCK GOFF, '13 CASS WARD WHITNEY, ,IS WALLACE HENRY HOOK, ,I2 FRANCIS ELTON ROGERS, ,I3 WESLEY HOTCHKISS BRONSON, 113 Winners at the Qffastman iBri5e in 3BuhIin bpeaking 1910 VINCENT JAMES FROST 1911 DAVID ELDER IQI2 M. C. IiILPATRICK 397 Bay blaring Rf? hifi? QT? i 315 -W. MM . ' 1 A1 L 5-.:n e lonfuu xwvrvnnnn ELF U l 1115132 Qlurnell ra jBuhIisbeiJ jillontblp. literary. Qffhitnrs Qihnszu hp Qllnmpztitinn The Baath nf Qfbiturs S. P. LOVELL, '12 . . I. I. CLARK, '12 A. H. COLCORD, '12 C. H. NEWMAN, '13 A. P. DIPPOLD, 'I4 A. T. KNIGHT, '12 J. S. FASSETT, JR., '12 A. D. RILEY, '12 C. E. SIMONSON, '12 4oo Editor-in-Chief B usiness Manage1's . M anaging Editor Assistant Business M anager R. D. SPRAKER, '13 E. G. BURROWS, '13 B. H. MILLER, '13 M. G. BISHOP, '14 I ornell only 51111 1BuhIiShzo Z1BaiIp Qixrept Shunhnp hp a lfioaro of Qfhitors lllhosen hp Qiompetition from the Qenior, Sfunior anh Svopijomore Glasses Gfftnez Zithaca Uitust Zguiloing Booth . COFFIN, 'IZ . . . EdifO7'-t71--Ch'i6f . ANDREWS, JR., 'IZ . . Business Ma1tager . BELL, JR., '13 Assistant Business Manager . GROSER, '13 . . . Illauagmg Editor F. E. YOAKUM, ,I2 L. B. TIMMERMAN, '14 J. I. CLARK, '12 J. B. PUTNAM, '14 PERCIVAL GOAN, '13 A. T. HAYES, '14 C. A. MAJOR, '13 EMERSON HINCIILIFF, '14 401 be wiihutn Buhlisbeh Bifmunthlpz ibumurnus, Zlllustrateh. Guitars Qlbuszn hp Glompetitinn I. C. BARKER CARL BURGER R. W. WALKER . A. L. STOCKSTROM . J. C. BARKER CARL BURGER T. E. MURRELL C. E. SIMONSON D. D. MERRILL Baath . Editor-in-Chief . Artistic Editor . Business .Manager Assistant Business M anager KARL GASS C. E. REX WARD KREMER M. ROTHSTEIN R. W. WALKER A. L. STOCKSTROM 402 The Qihlep jiuurnal uf ngimzering Buhlisbzh filnntblp hp n Bnarh of Qibiturs chosen hp Qllnmpetitinn from the Sznint, Zunior anh Smphumnre Q1'IIa5SeS nf bihlep Qlollege Q9fii:z: ikunm 12, East bihlep Baath L. L. THURSTONE, '12 . . , Edifof'-111-Chief A. J. JACOBS, '12 . Business Zldauager E. C. M. STAHL, '13 . . Publication Zllauager C. L. TURNER, '13 . . AssistautBus1iuess Illauager A ssociate Editors STANLEY WRIGHT, '12 J. B. ALLINGTON, '14 H. H. ALLPORT, '12 C. K. BASSETT, '14 S. K. EASTWOQD, '13 R. J. GINGRICH, '14 I. G. PERTSCH, 'og A . Graduate Meufbez' Advisory Meu1be2's PROF. R. C. CARPENTER, PROE. DEXTER S. KINIBALI., A. B PROE. H. H. NORIQIS, M. E. PROF. VV. N. BARNARD, M. E. PROF. WALTER S. FORD, M. E. . ' Circulation .Manager ARTHUR E. REINKE, '96 . . . Foreign Correspozzdwzt 403 be umell uuntrpman Zilluztruteh jillnntijlp. iBuhlisbeh hp Svtuhznts in the Cinllege uf Qgrirultutz Glbnsen hp Ciumpetitinn anti Qlflectiun The Quart A. H. WHITE, ,IQ . . . . . Editor-in-Chief G. M. BUTLER, YI2 . Business Maiiageiz' H. E. COFFIN, V13 . . . . . Artistic Editor B Associate Editors E.P.SMITH,'12 B. P. JONES, '13 J. S. BROWN, '13 H. A. THOMPSON, '13 O. M. SMITH, '13 D. ALLEMAN, ,I4 H. C. STEPHENSON, ,I4 404 ZIEIJB Qllumell ihil ngineer 1BubIt5heh Monthly by The Qssnniatiun of Ciihil Engineers of QEurneII Ulinihersitp The Mouth . CARL CRANDALL, '12 . . . Editor-iii-Chief A. W. KRAUSE, ,IZ Ildaiiagiizg Editor P. L. MAHER, '12 . . Business Maiiagei' H. E. DOYLE, '12 . Advervfisiiig Maiiagei' E. S. HEALY, '12 . Alimfz1iiEdifor R. Y. GILDEA, '12 . College Editor junior A ssociate Editors PAUL MACY, '13 H. R. MOORE, '13 L. H. RYMAN, '13 D. H. PICKER, '13 Assistant Business MG1Z'Gg6'7'S J. DUBA, '13 R. T. IQERBY, 713 .-ldvisory Board DEAN E. E. H,iSKELL, '78 VICTOR F. HAMMEL, 'o7 PROF. C. L. CRANDALL, '72 A. VV. KRAUSE, 712 405 1912 Glass Bunk 1BubIi5hzh Zlnnuallp hp the Senior Qlllazfi. QEiJitnrs Qlbnsen hp Qiumpetitinn anh iBnpuIur Qilzrtiun Mhz Baath Re. W. KELLOGG . . . Editor-in-Chief K. D. PETTIT Business Manager F. H. KLIE . . . Artistic Editor Associate Editors T. M. HUNT F. E. YOAKUM O. G. KEARNEY D. E. SNYDER MISS E. G. GUERDRUM 406 illibe 1913 fllurnelllan Buhlisbzh Hnnunllp hp a ifiuarh nf Cfhitnrs uf the Shminr Qilassz. Qhitnrs Qflbuszn hp Cflumpetition anh 1BupuIat QEIectinn ADOLPH REUTLINGER F. W. FALK. . . F. C. BACKUS . H. G. SIDEBOTTOM . H. F. NOLKER . Miss GERTRUDE MARVIN C. H. HENDRICKSON F. E. NORTON The Zguarh . Editor-in-Chief Business M anager . Artistic Editor . Assistant Business M anager Associate Editors 407 V Photographic Editor . Sage Editor G. H. HARDIN D. W. WALLACE .- A if A f 1 1 , .. A ,. 1'-. 7 A . :- .Qi-.j , 12 ' '. f O , QA - . gf -' E ' 4 -A R75 . ..,.,,,.,.. .,.f..,.. ..,.,d,, , ,,.x , ,,,, , L ..., . .. ,., . . . . . .,,, ..,. . .. . .... . . , ' ' Ruhlisbzh in the iinterzst of all Qiurnellians iissuzh weekly Euring the Qilollege year: RI untblp in Eulp anb Qugust Business Manager Qibosen hp Qlnmpetition WOODEORD PATTERSON, '95 . Editor ROSS VV, KELLOGG, 'I2 . Assistant Editor JAMES B. WALKER, JR., '12 . Business Manager ROYAL K. BAKER, '13 . 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A 5153, FTF 13 .J OW does Cornell do it? Two boat races, two baseball games and an inter- collegiate track meet for one day's athletic spoils! Now are the shrines of victory on the Ithacan strand heaped with the bays of her heroes, and the name of their alma mater a word of praise on the tongue of men. On Cayuga's Waters the Cornell boat left the Harvard boat two and one-half lengths behind: the Cornell freshmen had passed the buoys at the finish when the Har- vard freshmen had nineteen more strokes to row: the Cornell baseball team in a wrenching fourteen-inning game won from the Yale men with a score of six to five, though those stubborn sons of Eli had tied the game with three runs at the end of the ninth inning. At Hanover the Dartmouth freshmen were being worsted at baseball by the Cornell freshmen, four to oneg thus early does the habit of victory set in with Ithacans, and these lads went home bearing another sheaf of glory for the general blaze. Close at hand in the Harvard Stadium We saw Cornell's track team, by the more laborious and less spectacular kind of victories, surpass the athletes of every other college of prominence in the East. And three new records were made by Cornell men, two oi them by Mr. John Paul Jones, who, if there were anything in names, should have captained his university boat: but he served his college well on land. So Cornell. as they say in the Greek histories, was victorious both by land and by sea. We feebly struggleg they in glory shine. And though beaten, and beaten badly, wc can still admire Without envy and cheer without regret. As was said in these columns on Saturday, next to the honor of beating Cornell is the honor of being beaten by men who play the game so like gentlemen-men who can generously win and as handsomely take a defeat. Singularly, there is no sting in being beaten by Cornell: it is as if they had all along deserved to win. Whether they come bearing the lyre to sing in joint concerts of the musical clubs or in,running togs to march fleetly down the Cinder paths, they come as friends, and, as such they depart, Some spirit is in that New York State College which compels the respect and admiration of us all. Rarely do groups of young men 'show up' better than groups coming from Cornell. Why these things are so We may not pretend to know, and if anyone possesses the explanation it will be received with pleasure: but it is both curious and inspiring to note what a high standard of youthful manhood Cornell maintains and how her men respondvt any test from athletics to the summons for personal bravery. 'Thegate Iames McNeil Whistler, With his eccentric generosity, was at a dinner party at which his brother artist, Lord Leighton, was being eulogized for his versatility. The speaker had discoursed warmly of the orator, the scholar and the man, when Whistler broke in: 'Paints some, too. 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TREMAN, Navy Adviser B. S. PAGE, Assistant Manager Baseball L. D. CLUTE, Captain Baseball E. P. ANDREWS, Track Adviser VV. VV. SLAYMAKER, Illanager Track P. BEARDSLEY, Assistant Manager Track H. N. PUTNAM, Captain Track J. P. RIPLEY, Manager Navjv VV. VV. VANKIRK, Assistant Blanager Navy E. F. BOXVEN, Coninzodo-re Navy VV. VV. ROWLEIS, Football Adviser H. CROUNSE, -IR., ltlanager Football D. S. 1. C. J. STRAIIAN, Assistant llilanager Football C. B. FERGUSON, Representative of l'T earers of W. E. MUNK. Captain Football G. E. KENT, Gradnate lldanager D. F. HOY, Baseball Adviser A. GORDON, Assistant Graduate lllanagcr H. VV. GRANT, Manager Baseball C. H. BLOOD, Financial Adviser VV. E. IRISH, Agfinor Sports Representative 3Run:3Resihent Members VVILLIAIT-I NIETCALF, JR., Pittsburgh, Pa.. RALPH XV. ROBBINS, Rochester, N. Y. CHARLES M. HOWE, Chicago, Ill. MARTIN A. SEVVARD, St. Louis, Mo. H. H. BURROUGHS, Washington, D. C. F. O. AFFIELD, JR., New York City JOHN L. TIERNON, Buffalo, N. Y. RANDALL I. LEBOEUE, Albany, N. Y ALBERT ROGERS, Riverton, N. I. EDWARD BURNS, JR., New York City :Freshmen Qtbletic Qtlnuncil-19114912 PROF. C. F. HIRSI-IEIELD. President and Facizlty llilernber G. E. KENT, Graduate llflanager-Secretary C. E. FINNEY, Football Manager A. GORDON. Assistant Gradnate Alanager C. A. COONS, Assistant llflanager Football D. E. Hoy, Major Sports Representative D. F, TABER, Captain Football XY. E. FAXON, Manager Baseball G. G. GOETZ, Track Manager XV. H. TOURISON, Assistant Manager Baseball O. A. RELLER, Captain Track E. P. BILLS, Captain Baseball A. W. COFFIN 416 C D, F. Hoy, President C. H, BLOOD, Financial Adviser ARTHUR .GORDON G. E. KENT, Secretary and Graduate Manager Assistant Graduate Manager i wi I -. mwff xn...g.vanu: 'WIQARERS OFTHE Q iii' 54' 42,32 MDI E , - . ..,- 'ff - ' ' lf? .-:Epi 15: 2g J '9.1 K 3? Zen:-.':.f , . . 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XR IV-54 Zltrark TELL SCHIRNDING BERNA HENRY GUSTAV KANZLER ALFRED EDWARD BANNISTER JOHN WESLEY LITTLE CARL CRANDALL SAMUEL FREDERICK NIXON HUBERT HART D,AUTREMONT HERBERT NATHAN PUTNAM CHARLES EVERINGHAM VICTOR ALBERT STIBOLT HENRY 'VVEBSTER FORD ARTHUR SIMON ELSENBAST JOHN PAUL JONES EDWIN ALLAN MACKRELL Glrnsszminuntrp TELL SCHIRNDING BERNA JOHN PAUL JONES JOHN HENRY BRODT LUTHER REYNOLDS LONGFIELD LEON FINCH JAMES LEWIS KRAKER SETH HARVEY STEVENSON Qlrem EDWARD STRONG BATES HENRY' JOSEPH KIMBALL ERNEST FLETCHER BOWEN WALTER OTTO KRUSE CARROLL EDWARD CARPENTER BURLEIGI-I ADELBERT LUM CHARLES HENRY ELLIOTT HERBET RAY LAEFERTY ELYXVN DOLE JOHN HENRY SMALL VVALTER GEORGE DISTLER GEORGE BLACKMAN WAKELEY CLINTON BROOKS FERGUSON VVILLIAM MELVILLE AITCHISON jfnuthall EDMUND XIVILLIAM BUTLER JAMES LEO COLLINS DONALD KEITH CHAMPAIGN HAROLD REEBER EX'RICH WILLIAM HOWARD FRITZ, JR. STEPHEN CUTLER HALE EDWARD AAALBERT HILL CURTIS DELANO EDWARD JOSEPH KELLY GRANBERRY MILLER CHARLES PORTER WEEKES, JR. ERNEST HAROLD TEAGLE JOHN JOSEPH O,CONNOR JOHN STODDARD NICHOLS KARL WILLIAM GASS 418 JOHN JAMES MUNNS WILLIANI EDNXVARD NTUNK FRANK HUGH OYROURKE BERNARD O'CONNOR SILAS NEWTON STIMSON EDMUND XVILLIAM BUTLER LESLIE DOUGLASS CLUTE VVILLIAM LEONARD DAUENHAUER CHARLES ROBERT HIGHTOXNVER DAVID AUSTIN HOWARD LEE CLEMENT NIAHONEY jfnothall Baseball JOSEPH HUNT SMITH HARRY OSCAR UNDERHII.L ROBERT BURNS VVHYTE JESSEL STUART VVHYTE GEORGE MORRISON VVILLIAMSON EDMUND BURKE MAGNER JOI-IN JOSEPH DAVID MCCORMICK WILLIAM DOUGLAS NISBET JOSEPH HOBSON OYCONNELL CLAUDE BERTRAM THOMAS CLINTON SETH ABBOTT ELBIER ELLSVVORTH THOMPSON Qssnciation jfuuthall CARLOS COLLADO VVILLIAM HERBERT STEVENSON JAMES EUGENE BENNETT RAYMOND PEARCE HEATH Basketball HENRY PAUL BLUMENAUER JOHN SCOTT TWADDELL Zlaurkep MALCOLM DENNISON VAIL JEFFERSON DAVIS VINCENT MUNROE FRANK VVARNER FOSTER ADELBERT HAIST EDXVARD TWAGNUS SCHEU EDMUND BURKE MAGNER FRANK HALIFAX CRASSVVELLER GEORGE EDXVARD EVANS jfencing DARIO ESPINDOLA PHILIP VVHALLEY ALLISON DELZSTAR GERLE ROOS wrestling ALBERT LOUIS GOPF JULIAN T. MACHAT JAMES LEO COLLINS CLYDE BAME HERMAN COORS SAMUEL LAXVRENCE LEVVIS THOMAS I. BOAK RICHARD NUTTING SHAVV lacrosse ALAN GRAEME DARLING 4I9 VVALDEMAR HANS FRIES Q Q 51 OA I ,A ll 1 nm .l.n..l . lf! fl J fiillllll xt I. api., , IlllInllllIIlliIllIIllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII C, E. CCJURTNEY, Coach ilkehietn ut the beasun REVV practice for the 191 1 season began with the registration of 146 men for Freshman Crew on October 3, exceeding the record of the former year by 21 men. At various times during the fall, informal practice was held on the Inlet by several Varsity combinations. Several times the well-known 1910 Varsity Crew appeared on the Inlet and showed the same re- markable form which led to their victories in the past season at Boston and Poughkeepsie. Freshman Crew practice began in earnest in the Gymnasium crew room on October 13, and about this time Philip Lewis Day, '11, was elected Commodore of the Navy. After two weeks of elementary training by Assistant Coach Hoyle, three Freshman combi- nations were chosen and sent to the Inlet to learn the more difficult feat of handling an actual oar, in an actual boat, on actual water. Such practice was carried on under difficulties caused by weather, and did not last very long. On the evening of the day of the Hallowe'en rush, the Varsity, junior Varsity and Fresh- man crew men of the past season were dined at the Dutch Kitchen by the Crew Celebration Com- mittee of the Senior Class. Immediately afterward they were taken in a special car to the Armory, where the crew celebration was to be held. Only those who were present at this gathering can fully appreciate the spirit shown by the undergraduate body in honor of the Old Man and the crews of the past season. Witli the close of fall rowing on the Inlet, Mr. Courtney himself took charge of practice in the Gymnasium crew room, Nine picked Freshman combinations were given daily practice. About the middle of january six Varsity combinations started regular practice under Mr. Courtney's direction. It became apparent to the management that another set of rowing machines was necessary to accommodate the great number of men, and was immediately purchased and placed between the two old sets. In the early part of March the crews were able to row in the Inlet a few times. It soon be- came evident to the Old Manu that it was impossible to keep the 1910 Varsity combination intact. Commodore Day was forced to resign on account of his mother living in town, and for other well-founded reasons. Several were unable to remain members of the crew later in the season when the Civil Engineering Camp interfered. There appeared to Mr. Courtney but one thing to do, and that was to make up a new Varsity crew, using from the veteran crew of 1910 only the two Junior members, G. B. Walceley, YI2, and E. F. Bowen, ,I2. On the 25th of March the crews were forced to return to the crew room, due to cold weather and ice on the Inlet. Two days later H, -I. Kimball, '11, coxswain of the 1910 crew, was elected Commodore of the Navy. In the latter part of the month of March training table was started with twenty Varsity men attending. Up to this time the crews had only been able to row on the Inlet six times. On the 3rd of April seventeen Freshmen were added to the training table, and within a week the crews were again on the Inlet, but only under severe difficulties caused by weather conditions and floating debris. VVhen the middle of April arrived the crew situation really appeared some- what serious, for the crews had only been on the lake three times, and had not as yet been able to row as far as Crow Bar Point, whereas up to the corresponding time in the spring of 1910 they had 421 JOHN HOYLE, Assistant Coach been on the lake ten times, seven of which times at least two crews had gone to Crow Bar. I Throughout the latter part of April weather conditions were discouraging, and Mr. Courtney was also handicapped by the illness of Assistant Coach Hoyle. Reports were heard from Boston that the Harvard eight were very fast, and that they were preparing completely for the Cornell race rather than considering it as a mere step- ping-stone to the race against Yale at New London. With the early part of May, however, came better weather conditions, and the crews developed rapidly. There were two races scheduled for the Varsity previous to the Poughkeepsie regatta-one at Prince- ton on May zo and one against Harvard on Cayuga Lake, May 27. The former was to be a triangular regatta, Yale being the third competitor. Undergraduate interest in crew prac- tice acquired impetus about the sixth of May, when the S. S. Col. Horton began taking -out excursion parties to follow the crews when practising. On the ifteenth of May the Fresh- man eight was beaten by Cascadilla in an informal scrap on the lake, and Mr. Courtney immediately decided that, in- stead of accompanying the Varsity.crew in their trip to Princeton, he would remain in Ithaca and develop the Freshman crew for the Harvard race. Undergraduate interest became centered in the Princeton regatta on Carnegie Lake. .Rowing at Princeton was only in its infancy, but Yale was to be represented, and it had been a considerable number of years since Yale and Cornell had met on the water. The Varsity crew, accompanied by Assistant Coach Hoyle, left for Piinceton on the 17th.of May, and Mr. Courtney immediately directed his attention toward the Freshman and junior Varsity eights. The result of the Princeton triangular regatta is well known. Cornell drew the middle course and took the lead in the early part of the race, Hnishing two and one-half lengths ahead of Princeton, the latter taking second place. This was the first Intercollegiate regatta in which Prince- ton had taken part since 1884, and the Princeton undergraduate body, need- less to say, was very exuberant, due to victory over Yale. In the middle of the following week the crews were taken to Glenwood, where they might be able to rest more easily than in Ithaca. The training table remained in Ithaca, and the men attended classes as usual. They were taken to and from Glenwood every evening and morning by automobiles furnished gratuitously by undergrad- uates. The Harvard crews made their headquarters at Sheldrake, thinking better accommodations and water con- ditions might be had. wfyxgw 'ill yu i 1 v f U N lEl'MAAM.s0r ffSi' - 5 554 A... 5404041 vyyn-.6-vw -A -'SQL . .. . -..'L- . - A .2a isi. 1g,l!,gwii lasagna!sp',5:,g5gp.4es sgwrigiitgwirmivanisseismig 1,15 , , . ,fl ,,', x W, I a ' ,,.. .:,r V r'r' i i ...'. is a- if. -ffl.-a+. 1. ' . A T' I 1? VARSITY AND FRESHMEN AT POUGI-IKEEPSIE 422 On Thursday evening of this same week the Junior Varsity crew left for Philadel- phia to compete in the Henley regatta against the Junior Varsity crews representing Yale, Harvard, Annapolis and Pennsylvania. May 27th was undoubt- edly one of the greatest days in the history of Cornell Athletics. Eight victories were added to Cornell's record, and no defeats were suffered. Three of these were won by the crews. The Harvard races were somewhat late in starting, due to the fact that the Yale base- ball game was very long. As soon, however, as the observa- tion train ariived at the start the race was started. In the early part of the Varsity race the Harvard crew took the lead, but soon the Cornell eight settled down to beautiful form, and the result was no more in doubt. The Varsity won by about two lengthsg the Freshmen Won from the Harvard Freshmen by about five lengths. At Philadelphia the result of the race was not quite so free from doubt until the finish line was crossed. The Cornell Junior Varsity was unfortunate enough to draw the course nearest to the shore. During the early part of the race Cornell rowed in shallow water, whereas the other crews being in deeper water were able to make better headway with less effort. It was not until after the crews went under the big bridge that the Cornell Junior Varsity eight began to show its real form and speed. Slowly but surely they crept up on their competitors and crossed the line but seven feet ahead of Annapolis. . After these early season races began the training for the Poughkeepsie regatta. This meant that the Varsity eight was to get in shape for a four-mile race rather than a two-mile raceg also that the four-oared crew should receive special attention from Mr. Courtney. The crews left for Poughkeepsie on June 13th and immediately started training for the Inter- collegiate regatta. Great interest became centered in the Columbia Varsity, which was reported to have remarkable speed in four-mile time trials. The Pennsylvania eight also appeared to be able to make a showing in the big race. The weather on the day of the race was perfect for such an event. The four-oared race was rowed first, as usualg the Cornell four took the lead from the start and kept it until the finish line was crossed, and at no time did the result appear dangerous to many Cornellians who watched the race from the observation train. Immediately after the four-oared race the Freshman race was started. ln this event Cornell lost to a better crew, representing Columbia. The distance between the crews at the finish was about two lengths. The excitement among the observers was very keen after the first two races had been rowed. Cornell and Columbia had shared the honors equally, and all authorities predicted that the Varsity race would be won by one of the two crews representing these Universities. It was but a short time after the pistol shot that the race was obviously between Cornell and Columbia. The other three crews were far in the rear, and all eyes were watching what promised to be one of the most exciting races ever rowed on the Hudson. At the bridge Columbia was a little over a length ahead and rowing 36 strokes to the minute. Cornell was holding its own with the bow of her shell slightly behind the stem of the Columbia shell, and was rowing only thirty-two strokes to the minute. The crews were in the same relative positions at the three and one-half mile mark, and it was at this point that the fast stroke which had been maintained by the Columbia eight began to tell on the men in the Columbia shell. The New Yorkers became disorganized for a moment and then re- covered, but the Cornell stroke was .going up, and in spite of every effort on the part of Columbia's oarsmen, the Cornell shell passed them quickly and'f1nished first with a length of open water be- tween the Cornell stern and the Columbia bow. Many spectators remarked that they had never seen such a hotly contested race in the history of Intercollegiate rowing. With the exciting finish of the Varsity race at Poughkeepsie, another year of Cornellfs success- ful rowing history was finished, and another list of honors was added to the record of Cornell oars- men and their most highly honored and esteemed Coach, Charles E. Courtney. I J. P. RIPLEY. THE FOUR AT POUGHKEEPSIE 423 ahal ecurh intercollegiate ikntning Silssnciatiun Becurhs of 'Uarsitp Qliigijtfi Daze Crews in Order of Finish Time M'iles Place June 24, 1895 Columbia, Cornell Pennsylvania . . 2I.2S 4 Poughkeepsie june 26, 1896 Cornell, Harvard, Pennsylvania, Columbia 19.29 4 Poughkeepsie ,Tune 25, 1897 Cornell, Harvard, Yale .... 20.34 4 Poughkeepsie july 2, 1897 Cornell, Columbia, Pennsylvania . . 20.47 4-5 4 Poughkeepsie july 2, 1898 Pennsylvania, Cornell, Wisconsin, Columbia , . 15.51 1-2 3 Saratoga june 27, 1899 Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Cornell, Columbia . . . 20.04 4 Poughkeepsie June 50, 1900 Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Cornell, Columbia, Georgetown . 19.44 3-5 4 Poughkeepsie july 2, 1901 Cornell, Columbia, Wisconsin, Georgetown. Syracuse, Penn'a 18.53 1-5 4' Poughkeepsie June 21, 1902 Cornell, VVisconsin, Columbia, Penn'a, Syracuse, Georgetown 19,05 3-5 4 Poughkeepsie June 26, 1903 Cornell, Georgetown, Wisconsin, Penn'a, Syracuse, Columbia 18.57 4 Poughkeepsie june 28, 1904 Syracuse, Cornell, Penn'a, Columbia, Georgetown, Wisconsin 20.22 3-5 4 Poughkeepsie June 28, 1905 Cornell, Syracuse, Georgetown, Columbia, Penn'a, Wisconsin 20.29 4 Poughkeepsie June 23, 1906 Cornell, Penn'a, Syracuse, Vilisconsin, Columbia, Georgetown 19.36 4-5 4 Poughkeepsie june 26, 1907 Cornell, Col., Navy, Penn'a, VVis., Georgetown, Syracuse ,. 20.02 2-5 4 Poughkeepsie June 27, 1908 Syracuse, Columbia, Cornell, Pennsylvania, 'Wisconsin . 19.34 1-5 4 Poughkeepsie July 2, 1909 Cornell, Columbia, Syracuse, Vlfisconsin, Pennsylvania 19.02 4 Poughkeepsie june 25, IQIO Cornell, Pennsylvania, Columbia, Syracuse, W'isconsin 20.42 1-5 4 Poughkeepsie June 27, 1911 Cornell, Columbia, Pennsylvania, YVisc0nsin, Syracuse . 20.10 4-5 4 POL1gl1keC1JSi6 j . 4 9 s, 9, Vfk- ral , i A V 9 . - , g A I. .471 U - .5-1, ' -- if 1 '- v 11,3 1' 23,11 , V fr, - .. W U -,g. .a. ..r. N: I : a s 2: ,f ra .2 I A , Eli.. V, . V . '. ig' , , ., j ,Qi - - .' A a..,Qf,? H . ?' - f . as ::ff f., ,f . if , , via 1 2 l 1 - ,461-' y ' H f 1-14211 - ' V 'I f, , in. -' ' - 4 1 -n I if gf' - f' ' ' ? 1 A f V E. . cr 424 Qllutnell-Ziaarharh Bates Daze Crews in Order oi Finish Time May 30, 1905 Cornell, Harvard . . . . 10,09 4-5 May 30, 1906 Cornell, Harvard . . 10.41 3-5 May 30, 1907 Cornell, Harvard . . 11.01 May 30, 1908 Harvard, Cornell . . 10,47 May 30, 1909 Cornell, Harvard . 10.41 May 30, 1910 Cornell, Harvard . . . 11.23 May 27, 1911 Cornell, Harvard . . . 10.59 May 11, 1872 Union Springs, Cornell C438 . . 16.54 May 22, 1875 Cornell, Union Springs C63 . 11,14 June ro, 1876 Cornell, Vllatkins C63 . , 13.30 May 30, 1879 Watkins, Cornell C4l . . . 13,25 May 25, 1883 Cornell, Elmira, Syracuse C43 , 11.30 June II, 1887 Cornell, Three-Boat Clubs C43 8.13 July 4, 1889 Cornell, Two-Boat Clubs C83 . 7.03 May 30, 1892 Cornell, N. Y. A. C. C83 7.21 jfnreign Bates June 30, 1881 Thames, London, Cornell C43 , . , 8.56 July 2, 1881 Hartford College, Cornell C43 . 8.19 July 14, 1881 London, Thames, Cornell C43 . 8.19 Aug. 11, 1881 Vienna, Cornell C43 . . July 9, 1895 Cornell, Leander Boat Club C83 . . 8.II July 10, 1895 Trinity Hall, Cornell C83 ....,.. 7.15 2'The numbers in parentheses indicate the number of men in the boat. Miscellaneous Zlntercnllegiate Bates Dale Crews in Order of Finisii Time July 17, 1873 Yale, Wesleyan, Harvard, Dartmouth, Amherst, Columbia, Bow- doin, Mass. Agricultural, Cornell, Trinity, Williams C638 . 16.59 July 18, 1874 Columbia, Wesleyan, Harvard, Williams, Cornell, Dartmouth, Princeton, Trinity, Yale C63 ...... 16.42 July 14, 1875 Cornell,C0lu1nbia, Harvard,Dartmouth,VVesleyan,Yale,Amherst, Brown, Williams, Bowdoin, Hamilton, Union, Princeton C63 16.53 1-4 July 19, 1876 Cornell, Harvard, Columbia, Union, Wesleyan, Princeton C63 . 17.01 1-2 July 18, 1879 Columbia, Wesleyan, Cornell C43 ...... 8.26 July 16, 1880 Cornell, Pennsylvania, Columbia C43 ..... 9.12 July 4, 1882 Pennsylvania, Wesleyan, Princeton, Cornell, Bowdoin C43 . . 9.35 July 4, 1883 Cornell, Pennsylvania, Princeton, VVesleyan C43 . . 11.57 June 19, 1884 Pennsylvania, Cornell, Princeton C43 ..... 9.06 1-4 July 7, 1884 Pennsylvania, Cornell, Princeton, Columbia, Bowdoin C43 . - 3-39 3-4 June 19, 1885 Cornell, Pennsylvania C43 . . . 8.51 July 4, 1885 Cornell, Brown, Bowdoin, Pennsylvania C43 9.10 July 5, 1887 Cornell, Bowdoin C43 .... 9.38 July 9, 1887 Cornell, Pennsylvania C43 . . . July 4, 1888 Cornell, Pennsylvania, N. Y. R. C. C43 . 8.19 June 27, 1889 Cornell, Columbia, Pennsylvania C83 15-30 July 4, 1889 Cornell, Pennsylvania C83 . . 6,40 June'18, 1890 Cornell, Bowdoin C83 . . . 17.30 July 26, 1890 Cornell, Pennsylvania C83 . , I4-42 July 25, 1891 Cornell, Pennsylvania, Columbia C83 14.27 June 15, 1892 Cornell, Pennsylvania C83 . . 17426 July 8, 1893 Cornell, Pennsylvania C83 . 23.40 June 16, 1894 Cornell, Pennsylvania C83 . 21.12 June 23, 1898 Cornell. Yale, Harvard C83 23.48 May 20, 1911 Cornell, Princeton, Yale C83 . . . 9.01 'The number in parentheses indicates the number of men in the boat. 42 5 illiles 1 7-8 1 7-8 2 2 2 1 7-8 1 7-8 2 2 2 2 2 1 1-2 1 1-2 1 1-2 1 1-3 1 1-3 1 173 1 3-8 1 3-8 Miles 3 3 3 3 1 1-2 1 1-2 1 1-2 2 I I-2 1 T72 I I'2 1 1-2 1 1-2 'I I-2 1 1-2 3 I I'2 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 2 Place Cambridge Cambridge Ithaca Cambridge Ithaca Cambridge Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca. Ithaca Ithaca Cazenovia Newark Philadelphia Newark Henley, Eng Henley, Eng Putney, Vienna Henley, Eng Eng Henley, Eng Place Springii eld Saratoga Saratoga Saratoga Lake George Lake George Lake George Lake George Philadelphia Saratoga Philadelphia Worcester Vllorcester Philadelphia Philadelphia New London Philadelphia Ithaca New London New London Ithaca Minnetonka Torresdale New London Lake Carnegie 1911 mursitp Cllrztn McNear VValceley g Elliott Bentley Lincoln, Manager Distler I Bowen Lum Kruse Bates Kimball. Cf-0WIWIOd07'C Fergu Son llnternullegiate Gllhampiuns 1 lol atsitp rein ERNEST FLETCHER BOWEN, '12 Commodore JOSEPH PIERCE RIPLEY, '12 . . .Manager VVILLIAM VAN KIRK, '13 . Assistant .Manager CHARLES E. COURTNEY . . Coach Gram CHARLES HENRY ELLIOTT, '13 . . Bow EDWARD STRONG BATES, '13 . Two BURLEIGH ADELBERT LUM, '13 Three WALTER OTTO KRUSE, '12 . Pom GEORGE BLACKMAN WYIKELEY, '12 . Five VVALTER GEORGE DISTLER, '12 Six CLINTON BROOKS FERGUSON, '12 Seven ERNEST FLETCHER BOWEN, '12 . Stroke HENRY JOSEPH KIMBALL, '11 . . Coxswain Substitutes GEORGE PLUMMER MCNEAR, ,I2 GUSTAVUS EDWARD BENTLEY, '12 J. P. RIPLEY, Manager VV. YV. VAN KIRK, Assistant Manager 427 Carpenter Small Lafferty Dole. llntzrnnllegiate Qliijampiuns 1911 arsitp juurefwareh rem CARROLL EDWARD CARPENTER, ,I2 ..... . Bow JOHN HENRY SMALL, ,I3 . . Two HERBERT RAY LAEFERTY, ,II Three ELWYN DOLE, ,I3 ....,.. Four jfUl1f:Q9Ell'BU atrem BBEDIU Races rowed at Poughkeepsie, under the direction of the Intercollegiate Rowing Association, over the two-mile course: s Date P Crews in Order of Finish Time june 1899 Pennsylvania, Cornell . . II m. I2 sec. June 1900 Pennsylvania, Columbia, Cornell IO m. 31 1-5 sec july 1901 Cornell, Pennsylvania, Columbia . II m. 39 3-5 sec june 1902 Cornell, Pennsylvania, Columbia . IO m. 43 3-5 sec june 1903 Cornell, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Columbia . IO m. 34 sec. june 1904 Cornell, Columbia, Penn'a, Wisconsin, Georgetown IO rn. 50 2-5 sec june 1905 Syracuse, Cornell, Penn'a, Columbia, Wisconsin . IO m. I5 2-5 sec june 1906 Cornell, Syracuse, Columbia, Pennsylvania IO rn. 35 1-5 sec june IQO7 Syracuse, Cornell, Pennsylvania, Columbia IO In. 37 1-5 sec june 1908 Syracuse, Columbia, Pennsylvania, Cornell IO rn. 52 4-5 sec july 1909 Cornell, Syracuse, Columbia, Pennsylvania IO m. 1 sec? june 1910 Cornell, Syracuse, Columbia, Pennsylvania' II m. 37 4-5 sec june 1911 Cornell, Syracuse, Columbia, Pennsylvania No official time t Intercollegiate Record. 4 2 8 'fib- .aw- 19113uniu1f arsitp rem SILAS NEYVTON STIMSON, ,I2 Bow VANCE WILEY TORBET, ,I2 Two CLINTON VVILL1 BROWN, '13 Three REGINALD CARTER REEVE, '13 . Four JOHN HERSCHELL MUNN, 113 . Five EDWARD ALOYSIUS OYCONNOR, ,I2 Six WELLINGTON FISKE THATCHER, '13 Seven GEORGE PLUMMER MONEAR, JR., ,I2 . . Stroke CHARLES FREDERICK MERZ, ,I2 Coxswain Date O j7pone11If5 TfVi1fme1' May 27, IQII Navy, Yale, Harvard, Pennsylvania Cornell Distance, 1 mile, 550 yards Time, 6 m. 4I 4-5 sec. We .h . 3: -5:5 .k.. ... V.. I ss -SPN' .. ' g x'fg.-, H1 1 . .3 'V R. , -1 ' err: 5:15: 1s2:sN'xi'N'-1 -' ' I 1 G ' ' ' 3 . X TA.. 12.5 3 . ,1 13 j., X V I z -' K sr 11. i 1 - K X+ A l1 'iil, '1 ,,.. - fx , . ' ' , A I . ' ' ':5I. . 'At' . P I 1 it . f I I A . 3 -, 3-Z i-:v.,., E ,. , 3 .1 - fr ,.,4 -wi:1s.':.zfaia.':::.: ie' .0 .. . ...ax ,.1,. x,,. . 'V-1--. 1914 jfreshman rein ATHO MYRON CLARK . . Bow CHARLES HENRY Orr Five LATHAM WARNER lWURFEY , Two BROWER COX SPRANSY . Six HAROLD FRANCIS KEYES . Three ALAN MACLACPILAN . . Seven HOSEA DEXTER HYLAND . Four WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM HOWE . Stroke GEORGE BOULTON THORP . . Coxswaiii Svuhstitutes JOHN CLEMENCE NULSEN LAWRENCE BENSONa DWIGHT MORGAN LARROWE LAWRENCE EDDY freshman Qlirztn BBEDFU Date Opponenfs Winner Time Miles Place july 13, 1875 Brown, Harvard, Princeton . . . Cornell I7 32 1 3 Saratoga july 19, 1876 Harvard, DartmOuth,3.C0lumbia . . Cornell 17.23 1 3 Saratoga July 17, 1878 Harvard ..,. . Cornell 17.13 3 3 Ensenore june 24, 1890 Columbia, Yale . . . . Cornell II 16 1 2 New London June 9, 1892 Columbia . . . Cornell 10.56 3 2 Ithaca june 20, 1893 Columbia ..,. Cornell I0.08 2 New London june 20, X894 Dauntless ,,... . Cornell 11.15 3- 2 Ithaca june 19, 1895 Pennsylvania .... . Cornell A 11.18 3 2 Ithaca A june 25, 1896 Harvard, Pennsylvania, Columbia , . Cornell 10.18 2 Poughkeepsie june 23. 1897 Yale, Harvard .... . Yale 9,19 1 2 Poughkeepsie june 30, 1897 Columbia, Pennsylvania . . Cornell 9.21 2 Saratoga june 23, 1898 Yale, Harvard , . . . Yale 11.22 3 2 New London july 2, 1898 Pennsylvania .... . Cornell 10.57 2 Saratoga I june 26. 1899 Columbia, Pennsylvania ..., Cornell 9.55 2 ' Poughkeepsie june 28, 1900 Columbia, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania . . Wisconsin 9.45 2 2 Poughkeepsie ,Tuly 2, 1901 Columbia, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Syracuse Pennsylvania 10.20 1 2 Poughkeepsie june 21, 1902 Columbia, VVisconsin, Pennsylvania, Syracuse . Cornell 9.39 4 2 Poughkeepsie June 26, 1903 Columbia, VVisconsin, Pennsylvania, Syracuse . Cornell 9 18 2 Poughkeepsie june 28, 1904 Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Columbia . . Syracuse 10.01 2 Poughkeepsie june 28, 1905 Syracuse, Columbia, Pennsylvania . . Cornell 9.39 4 2 Poughkeepsie May 30, 1906 Cascadilla ...... . Cornell 7.40 1 1-2 Ithaca ,Tune 23, 1996 Syracuse, 'Wisconsin, Columbia . . . Syracuse 2 9.51 3 2 Poughkeepsie june 25, 1907 Syracuse, W'isconsi11 Pennsylvania, Columbia . Wisconsin 9.58 2 Poughkeepsie ,lune 2 7, 1908 Syracuse, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Columbia . Cornell 9.20 3 2 Poughkeepsie July 2. 1909 Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Vllisconsin, Columbia . Cornell 9.11 3 if 2 Poughkeepsie May 30, 1910 Harvard ....... Cornell II.l5 I 7-8 Cambridge June 5, 1910 Columbia, Harvard, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin . Cornell II 40 2 Poughkeepsie May 27, 191i Harvard ....... Cornell 11.15 2 Ithaca june 27, IQI 1 Columbia. Cornell, Syracuse, Penn'a, Wisconsin Columbia 10. I3 1- 2 Poughkeepsie X lntercollcgia te Record. 430 f Xu Views at Ruugbkeepsie 4, g. ,,1,.v, 3115537 . . X V 1 J N ' . 1. ' U K. .,':'Q. 1:1 ' f ' 'mu 3 ..:2g 11-.. A,2N . .'-A ' ' W 1? 7.11: -,-:f:--w:':'m., I- V vZ..',,,,:,gLu:L:.7, - -'f-- 11'-Y '- Mn ' ..m.:-1,-.wr ' 555, ' QL A 1 A A Af f 'A,' if9f4f .. 1 N X 1 A. I A Ya 1: Jm K ' '15 N f f 1 f is I 3 3, a I x 2 2 1 6 Q 4 S 1 I j x x 1 Q ' f f ' Aff J , 3 ci A Q I r 1 Q 2 aw i, F s 1 5 Q f . . , M... fl 4 an 1, . 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A in mf - .. , ' V V A 'ff'f'-W' '11f'i MA Wifmf at Poughkeepsie Before anh Qfter the ilaarharh Race, Map 27, 1911 was . --.f . ' , - y, -X , ' JW 1 ZGAMQMMNISE lmlllul nllluxmlmmm H lll lll ll umm 1 to l I ' il F ie-fl li- E Illllll IllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll if Dax Rams, Coach HE season of IQI 1, from the point of games won and lost, will probably go down in athletic history as signifying mediocrity. However, those who took part in working on the team and for it need not feel discouraged, for progress has been made. During the season three things were conspicuous: that We needed assistance for our coaching system from outside, that more and harder games can be played dur- ing a season, and that Cornell can yet rank where she should in intercollegiate football. We will have outside assistance, the undergraduates will see more games and better ones, and the defeat of Michigan demonstrates that our prospects for a high standard of Cornell football are exceedingly bright. Due credit is given Captain Munk and the squad who did the hard, grinding work of the longest season that We have had in several years. Practice was again held on Alumni Field, with new dressing quarters as the only feature added to aid in overcom- ing the inconveniences of former years. Wfhen the clay Field was wet or frozen it was most difficult to carry on the work, and toward the close of the season practice became almost unbearable. ln View of the stiff season it was especially hard that the showing on Franklin Field was not more successful after We had humbled the team that later conquered the Quakers. 435 Of the players who Won their letter, Captain Munk, F. H. O'Rourke, Stimson and Kelly will graduate. This leaves a strong nucleus for next year, besides the scrubs and new material that will come in. Bill Munk was an efficient and versatile captain, and one of the fastest and most aggressive tackles in the country. The regular coaching staff of Reed, Hutchinson, O'Rourke and Newhall was supplemented by Van Arman, 'o8, and Thomson, 'o9, besides several alumni who assisted for short periods during the season. Dan Reed will return next year and together With A. H. Sharpe, Yale, 'o2, will constitute the main part of the coaching staff. To Captain-elect Butler and the men who work with him, We give best wishes for success under the new regime. 436 juuthall BBEUYU 1911 Date Score Score Place Sept. Cornell 35 Allegheny o Ithaca Sept. Cornell 6 Colgate o Ithaca Oct. Cornell IS Oberlin 3 Ithaca Oct. Cornell o Pennsylvania State 5 Ithaca Oct. Cornell 6 Vllasliington Sc Jefferson o Ithaca Oct. Cornell 9 Pittsburgh 3 Ithaca Nov. Cornell I5 VVillian1s I4 Ithaca Nov. Cornell 6 Michigan o Ithaca Nov. Cornell o Chicago 6 Chicago Nov. Cornell 9 Pennsylvania 2 I Philadelphia bummarp Games Vkfon, 7 Games Lost, 3 'S A' f . . 5 ., .5 . iiil ..fl 5 11 ., S. H, CROIJNSE, IR.. Manager E I, C. J. STRAH.xx, Assistant Manager 437 1911 Earsitp Jfuuthall Ulieam Crounse, Illcmagm' Munns Wfilliamson Underhill Miller Straharl, Assistant lllanafer Stimson Collins Kelley Munk, Caplain O'Rourke Eyrich Smith Champaign R. B. 'Whyte O'Connor Butler I S Whyte QFritz and Hill missing from picturej 1911 arsitp juntball sam Gtfirers WILLIAIYI EDXVARD NIUNK, '12 . . . . . Captain SILAS HILTON CROUNSE, ,I2 . . . Manager JOSEPH CORBOY JOHN STRAI-IAN, '13 . Assistant Ilifaiiager DANIEL A, REED, '98 . . , Head Coach Qbhisnrp Qlommittee E. R. ALEXANDER 'OI T. F. FENNELL, '96 HENRY SCHOELLKOFF, '02 J. W. BEACHAM, '97 C. R. VVYCKOFF, '96 Cham HAROLD REEBER EYRICH, '13 LeftE1id WILLIAII EDXVARD JVIUNK, '12 Left Tackle FRANK HUGH O'ROURKE, '12 Left Guard JESSEL STEXVART VVHYTE, '13 Center JAMES JOSEPH MUNNS, '14 Right Guard DONALD KEITH CHAMPAIGN, '13 Right Tackle VVILLIAM HOWARD FRITZ, '14 Right End EDMUND VVILLIAM BUTLER, '13 . Quarterback BERNARD O'CONNOR, '13 . Left Halfback ROBERT BURNS VVHYTE, '13 . Right Hatfback HARRY OSCAR IJNDERHILL, '13 1. A h Fullback EDXVARD ALBERT HILL, '14 S ' ' A ' ' ' SitbstitifztesA-HOWARD BLACKWELL, '12, JAMES LEO COL1,INS, '12, CURTIS DELANO, '12, STEPHEN CUTLER HALE, '12, KARL ERVVIN PEEIFFER, '12, SILAS NEVVTON STIMSON, '12, JOHN JOSEPH DAVID MCCORMICK, '13 , GRANBERRY MII.LER, '13 ,JOSEPH HUNT SMITH, '13, EDWARD TRAINOR, '13, VVILLIAM HAROLD DAVIDSON, '14, MURRAY HAYKVKINS, '14, GEORGE MORRISON WILLIAM- SON, '14, EDYVARD R. GUYER, 'I4. Grahuate Cllluacbes DANIEL REED, '98, Head Coach BERNARD J. O'ROURIiE, '09 RAY VAN ORMAN, '08 JOHN NEVVHALL, '06 ALFRED H. HLTTCHINSON, 'O9 ELMER I, THOMPSON, 'O9 439 1915 Jfresbman jfunthall Cham Coons, Assz's1r1.nt Dlanager Lautz Nash Mochrie Mallory Saaliield Finney, Alanagw' Collyer O'Hearn Kralovec Taber, Captain Sittinger Philippi WVi1liams Mehaffey Hubbard Laurie McCutcheon 1915 freshman jnuthall Team D. F. TABER, '15 . Captain C. E. FINNEY, '12 . . . Jllanagef C. A. COONS, '13 Assistant ,Manager S. E. ROBB, '11 . . Coach Team A. B. MEHAFFEY . , . A Left End R. A, NASH . Left Tackle R. L. SITTINGER . Left Guard H J. KRALOX'EC I h CWM, L. B. W1I.L1Ax1s 5' ' C. M. COLLYER . H. R. MALLCRY . J. E. O'HEARNE . D, F. T.-XBER . C. SHULER . . K. C. MCCUTUHEON W. D. LAUR1E xl C. A. PHILIPPII ' Right Guard Righi Tackle Right End . Quarterback Left Halfback . Right Halfback . . Fullback Substitutes-C. P. HUBB:XRD, R. MOCHRIE, C. E. STEWART, R. S. SAALFIELD ikeeuth Oct. 21 Cook Academy . . . Cornell . 41 Oct. 29 Harvard Freshmen . . Cornell . o Nov. II Lafayette High School . 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Eyrich's fifty-yard run for a touchdown in the first quarter UBUTCHH DAN EDDIE BUTLER Captain-elect for 1 9 1 2 YN TOMMY THOMPSON JOHNNIE NENNVH ALL M -fps: BARNEY O,ROURIiE Sraw Rmm Sums uf the Qllnarbes V- , Q K 1 1El MLlILf41 Q llllllllllllllllllllmllll u lilllll ll llllllllllllllllllllllllllIlgll 'K C 5 I Ml llll lllllllll Ill l l llma lll l cllll l ll eil ll I ll HE 1911 season in Baseball must be classed as one of the most successful in Cornell's baseball history. From start to Hnish the team played consistent ball and was ranked by Well-known critics as one of the best amongst the colleges. The Southern trip again afforded good practices and served to prepare the team for the season. The custom of the past few years of establishing headquarters in one city has proven very successful. The personnel of the team left nothing to be desired, and every man on the squad is deserving of praise for his faithful and untiring efforts, Though losing the cham- pionship by a close margin, the team of 1911 was a credit to the university it repre- sented and to itself. D. Cooofxx. 447 1911 Earsitp Baseball Tllieam Thomas Gordon Wellman Peterson, Manager Clute Isett Keller Nisbett McCormick Mahoney Abbott Grant, Assistant Manager Butler Carvajal Howard Hightower Thompson Krogstad O 'Connell Coogan, Coach Magner, Captain Dauenhauer 1911 arsitp Baseball illieam Q9tficers EDMUND BURKE IWAGNER, '11 . Captain DANIEL COOCAN .... Coach WALKER FAIRFIELD PETERSON, ,II . . Maiiageif HENRY VVILLIAM GRANT, 'IQ . . Assistant Maiiagei' Team LESLIE DOUGLASS CLUTE, ,I3 . , WILLIAM LEONARD DAUENHAUER, ,II DAXVID AUSTIN HOWARD, ,II . . EDMUND BURKE NIAGNER, ,II . LEE CLEMENT B. MAHONEY, ,IQ EDMUND WILLIAM BUTLER, yI3 1 JOSEPH HOBSON O,CONNELL, '13, . CLAUDE BERTRAM THOMAS, ,II WILLIAM DOUGLAS NISBETT, ,I3 F irst Base Second Base Third Base Short Stop Left Field C enter Field Right Field Pitchers CHARLES ROBERT HIGHTONVER, '15 OHN OSEPH DAVID MCCORMICK '1 Catcher I 3 Substitutes ROBERT TUSSEY ISETT, ,I2 OCTAVIO CARVAJAL, ,II PIUS PHILIP IQELLER, '13 CLINTON SETH ABBOTT, ,I2 EUGENE PATRICK DUGAN ,II ROBERT BACON KROGSTAD, '1 1 449 1911 Baseball with Dale Opponenf Cornell Opponent April 6 'Washington American League . KNO garneb April 7 Georgetown . 1 April 8 Baltimore Eastern League . 2 April IO Georgetown . 4 April 1 1 Dartmouth . 3 April I2 South Orange Field Club , 3 April 1 5 Lehigh . . 5 April zo Trinity . 9 April 22 Columbia . fNo gamej April 2 5 Bucknell . 8 April 28 Columbia . . 8 April 29 Princeton . . 2 May 4 Pennsylvania State 4 May 5 Dartmouth . 1 May 6 Dartmouth 6 May ro Colgate . 4 May. I3 Princeton . 9 May 18 Dartmouth 2 May IQ Williams . 5 May 20 Pennsylvania 2 May 27 Yale . . 6 May .30 Pennsylvania 6 - june 3 Vlfilliams . o june IT Yale . . o June 19 Pennsylvania 6 June zo Alumni . 4 June 2 r Pennsylvania 4 Place Washington Washington Baltimore Washington Atlantic City South Orange Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca New York Princeton Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Hanover Williamstown Philadelphia Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca New Haven Ithaca Ithaca Philadelphia l--I. VV. GRANT, Manager B, S. PAGE, Assistant Manager 450 MAGNERS HIT IN THE SIXTH INNING ale Game, may 27, 1911 aww, W. :gn gpggj ' Q I A ',.-K. N. ., ., V, . R , 9 . I 43' 'f I Q zfv fw-1 JA W., i xxx iw is -32.35-'Y' if A nfni, r H ,, -ffvifgbsdy w g Mn :fix ,M X R WW KMWA-4, gig ' 9 A A , wxfwnwtugyv X.-,EQ .ga gym P r wp ,X K C v, A Q, :fy 1 4 f 1 S- :.,n 1- A WJ? 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HALSTED2 F. H. BILLS , C. B. STARR W. H. BAUGHER H. C. HALSTED R. H. SHANER F. H. BILLS, ,I4 ........ Captain H. O. HAYES, ,II . . Ma'hage1' WV. E. FAXON, ,I2 I41SSiSfG'11ZMG1'Z'Gg6T M. A. GORDON Coach Exam . . . Catchers F- W. RAHR . Pitchers M. H. GROSSMAN . Fi1fstBase Second'Base Third Base J. A. W. IGLEHART Short Stop W. H. KOBUSCH . Left Field Ceiitei' Field . . . Right Field Substitutes 4 E. S. SPRAGUE D. W. LUDWVIG F. A. PIERCE 453 , --u - V iii- - -V 11? -ff igmfiffib . ip ygyy lllllllllllll . all .ml lllllll r Illlingglli l 1 , t ' ll ll 2519 A W . -Q Mk : T T 1 1 , 5 J . . l llll, . K E .loin F. Mo.ai'LEv, Co cl ll lll il mrmimiitmtmttwtm l l A' X all HE greatest Track Meet ever held was won by Cornell at Cambridge in May, 191 1. World's records besides intercollegiate records were equalled or lowered in almost every event. Cornell's team, which, after the preliminaries of Friday, seemed to be out of the running for first honors, came through stronger than any of her rivals on Saturday, all of her point winners doing high class work. The wonderful work of jones, first breaking a world's record, and then an intercollegiate record, and Berna's breaking of the two-mile intercollegiate American record, were Cornell's most notable performances. Ford's equalling Frank Lear's record for 220 yards and D'Autremont's placing in the pole vault were deserving rewards for long, patient and faithful practice. Stibolt and Kanzler also made meritorious performances. To Captain McArthur is due much credit for his excellent Work in keeping the spirit alive all year. The four-mile relay team created the world's indoor as well as outdoor records. The IQII men, McArthur, Nixon, Ford, D'Autremont and Stibolt, formed a nucleus for the team that was an inspiration to all the track candidates and wonder- fully helpful to me in relieving me of many of the cares and worries of a long training season. JOHN F. ll'lO.-XKLEY. 455 Qtrnsszflluuntrp ORNELL added another victory to her already long list in Intercol- legiate Q fCross - Country running. Twelve victories, onefjdefeat, is the re- markable record in this sport for Cor- nell's Cross-Country Teams. Captain Berna put new life into the Cross-Country Club and kept the squad working regularly. He will be a big loss to Cornell's distance running squad when he graduates this year. An individual championship and two seconds in Inter- collegiate Cross-Country is remarkable work and was never equalled before. JOHN F. MOAKLEY. I P Iovns TELL S BERNA Capt Cro s Country Cham Cross Country ion Champion og INTERCOLLEG IATE CROSS-COUNTRY FINISH 456 E vents I00 Yards Dash . 100 Yards Dash . 220 Yards Dash . 440 Yards Dash . 880 Yards Run One-mile Run . Two-mile Run . 120 Yards Hurdles 220 Yards Hurdles High Jump . . Broad Jump Pole Vault . . Pole Vault . . Putting 16-lb Shot . Putting 16-lb. Hammer Three-mile Cross Country Marathon Race . . 30 Yards Dash . 100 Yards Dash . 220 Yards Dash . 440 Yards Dash . 880 Yards Run . . One-mile Run . . One and One-half Mile Run 35 Yards Hurdles . 40 Yards High Hurdles 100 Yards Low Hurdles 100 Yards High Hurdles Running High Jump . High Jump . . Pole Vault . . Putting 16-lb. Shot Two-mile Relay . Four-mile Relay . One-mile Relay . . 'F Pan-American: World'S Record Not allowed on Olympic Record. rank Refurb Q9uthunr Record IO sec. . 9 4-5 sec.T 21 3-5 sec. 49 3-5 sec. I min. S4 4-5 sec. 4 min. I5 2-5 Secfpk 9 min. 25 1-5 secfl' I5 2-5 Sec. 24 3-5 Sec. 6 ft. 1 1-2 in. 23 ft. 3 3-4 in. I2 ft. 1 1-2 in. I2 ft. 1 172 ll'l.bkT'F 45 ft. 1-2 in. 167 ft. 4 in. 15 min, 6 Sec. 61 min. 16 Sec. ilnhunr 3 4-5 Sec. IO 1-5 sec. 23 3-5 sec. S2 3-5 sec. 2 HHH. 4 min. 28 sec. 6 min. S7 2-5 seein? 5 Sec. 5 4-5 sec. II 3-5 sec. I4 Sec. 6 ft. 1 in. 6 ft. I-4-lTl.I II ft. 6 In. 42 ft. 1 1-2 in. 8 min. 1 sec. I7 min. 43 2-5 Sec. 3 min. 28 2-5 sec. account of wind. F. F F. E. T. J. T. T. E. E. E. E. E. F. L. H. J. C. R. F. H J. YV. D. C. C. E. L. IG. lH R. J. F. A. Holder M. SE,1Rs, '04 M, SEARS, '04 M. SEARS, '04 G. NICARTHUR, '11 P, JONES, '13 P. JONES, '13 S. BERNA, '12 C. TALCOTT, '09 CAIRNS, '06 CAIRNS, '06 T. COOK, '10 T. COOK, '10 T. COOK, ,IO S. PORTER, '05 J. TALBOT, '11 C. X70UNG, ,IO J. COLPITTS, '09 D. XIYOUNG, '02 B. HURLBURT, '10 G. WALLIS, '06 A. ROGERS, '03 P. JONES, ' E. SCHUTT, C. MUNSON, '06 D. YOUNG, '02 W. WILSON, '00 CAIRNS, '06 ASI-IBURNER, '06 B. SERVISS, '06 13, 05 . F. PORTER, 05 L. ROSSLIAN, '09 B. PHILLIPS, '06 J. PORTER, '05 W. GRANT, '09 J. 'PAYLOR, '10 P. M. S. JONES, '10 N S.. H J. T EBERSOLE, 'IO C. FINCH, ' IQ . N. PUTN.-am, I2 P, JONES, '13 . S. BERNA, '12 H . M. ROGERS, '07 C. M. FRENCH, '09 F. J. HERR, '07 .T. T ln C. CARPENTER. '07 'cercollegiate Record. Dat 1: of Dlakirzg May June May May May May May May May May June May ,luly May May Nov. Dec. May March Feb. Feb. March March Feb. March March Feb. Feb. March March March Feb. March March 1This record was made from hare floor. 30 4 24 I3 27 27 22 29 IL 4 8 29 IO 28 29 9 7 7 20 20 I4 25 26 4 7 7 21 2I T4 I3 ZL 2 I I5 1 I v 1 1901 1901 1901 1911 IQII 1911 1911 1909 1904 1904 1907 1908 1908 1905 1909 1909 1907 1900 1908 1904 IQO3 1911 1904 1905 1900 1900 1904 1904 1903 1907 1906 1901 1909 1912 1907 W, XV. SLAYAIAKER, Manager D. P, l3Ian.RI'1sI.m', Assistant Manager 457 1911 mmrsitp Ulirank illizam Biggart Gilchrist Finch Haselton Hageman Challis Major Harper Collins Wallace VVells Slieelmii, Truimzvr Curtis lllhinery Ohrt Hinckley Devoe Liggett Snyder Bennett Flack Brown Van Kleek Slaymaker, Assl, llygl' Monkloy, Condi. Stevenson McKrell Hunger Elsenbast Little Bannister Everingham Crandall Roberts, Mmzagei' Putnam jones D'AL1tremont Ford MacArthur, Captain Stibolt Kanzler Berna Nixon 1 lintercullzgiate Qfbampions ' 1911 arsitp Ulrark Gram EDWARD GAUL NICARTI-IUR, 'II HERBERT NATHAN PUTNAM. 'I2 ZARTHUR NIEREDYTH ROBERTS, '11 VVILLIAM XVHITMAN SLAYMAKER, '12 DONALD PETTIT BEARDSLEY, '13 JOHN F. IVIOAKLEY . . . HERBERT NATHAN PUTNAM, 'I2 HUBERT HART D'AUTREMONT, 'II TELL SCHIRNDING BERNA, 'I2 . LAWRENCE DICKINSON BRAGG, '12 JAMES LEO COLLINS, '12 . . ARTHUR S. ELSENBAST, 'I2 HAROLD FLACK, ,I2 . . HENRY 'WEBSTER FORD, 'II . VVILLIAM DOOLITTLE HASELTON, 'I2 . EDWIN ANDREW HUNCER, 'I2 . EDWARD GAUL NICARTHUR, ,II . EDXVARD ALLAN NIACICRELL, 'II . 'SAMUEL FREDERICK NIXON, 'II . VICTOR ALFRED STIBOLT, 'II , JOHN WESLEY LITTLE, '13 . ALFRED EDWARD BANNISTER, '13 'CHARLES E. EVERINGHAM, '13 . -CARL CRANDALL, ,I2 . . HENRX' GUSTAV KANZLER, '13 , JOHN PAUL JONES, '13 . JOHN ENLOE XVHINERY, '13 . XVENDELL HUGH BENNETT, '13 . WILLIARI KELLOGG YVELLS, 'II . LEON S. FINCH, '13 . . LEON EPHRAIM DE YOE, '12 HENRY NOBLE HINCKLEY, 'II . 'CHARLES VVINFRED HARPER, '12 DUDLEY YVALKER VVALLACE, '13 H. H. SNYDER, '13 . . . 'CHARLES MARTIN GILCHRIST, '13 Gffirsrs Ulieam 459 . Caplain Captain-Elec! . lllaizager , Illanager-Elect Assistant M azzager . . .Coach . Half-mile . Pole Vault . TWO-mile . Pole Vault . Hammer Throw . 440 Yards Dash . . Pole Vault . 160, 220 Yards Dash . 440 Yards Dash, Half-mile . . . TWO-mile . . 440 Yards Dash . High and LOW Hurdles 100 Yards Dash, Broad Jump . High and LOW Hurdles . Broad Jump Hammer Throw . Pole Vault . . TWO-mile . . Shot Put . . Half-mile and Mile LOW Hurdles and Broad Jump . . 100, 440 Yards Dash . . High Jump . Mile Run . High Jump . High Jump . High and LOW Hurdles . 440 Yards Dash . Half-mile LOW Hurdles 19th Qnnual Ulranis anim jielh bampiunsbips Zi. Q. Q. Q. Q. Kamhrihge, Massachusetts, jllilap 26 anh 27, 1911 Cornell, 30 1'21 Yale, 24 1-23 Michigan, 24, Pennsylvania, 18 2-31 Dartmouth, QQ Princeton, 81 Harvar Columbia, SQ Massachusetts Technology, 3 1-31 W'1lliams, 33 Rutgers, 23 Pennsylvania State, 2Q Brown zoo Yards Dash 220 Yards Dash High Hurdles Low Hurdles . 440 Yards Dash Half-mile Run Mile Run ffwo-mile Run Hammer Throw Shot Put Broad Jump Pole Vault Hiflh jump , r 2 3 -1 . I 2 3 A . i 2 3 . I 2 3 4 . 1 5 4 . I 2 3 4 . I 2 3 -1 . 1 2 3 4 . 1 2 3 4 . 1 2 3 4 I 5 4 x 2 f N. 3 1 4 CRAIG, Michigan . . Mmns, Pennsylvania Comms, Princeton THOMAS, Princeton CRAIG, Michigan . FORD, Cornell COOKE, Princeton Ross, Michigan Cnisnomi, Yale . S'rmoLr, Cornell I-lAvENs, Rutgers C1-Ilsr-1oLM, Yale . . ST1BoL'r, Cornell Cuxmimns, Harvard HAYIHOCIQ, Pennsylvania YOUNG, Amherst Snwviru, Princeton GAMBLI-:, Michigan HAFF, Michigan james, Cornell . PUTNAM, Cornell JACQUES, Harvard BODLEY, Pennsylvania Iomzs, Cornell , . l'lANAVAN, Michigan PAULL, Pennsylvania LAXVLESS, Harvard BERNA, Cornell . NEWTON, Williams Iflamlmuon, Michigan WITX-IINGTON, Harvard TILLEY, Dartmouth . NIADDEN, Dartmouth CHJLDS, Yale MURPHY, Pennsylvania HORNER, Michigan KILPATRICK, Yale KANZLIZR, Cornell BAn'rLE'r'r, Brown l'lOLDEN, Yale . . M ERCER, Pennsylvania NIATHERS. Pennsylvania State LA FLAMME, Pennsylvania BABCOCK, Columbia . GAIKDENER, Yale Bveizs, Yale !7'AU'l'REMON'l', Cornell DAIRIMPLE, Massachusetts Tech. Buremcrz, Pennsylvania FARRIER, Pennsylvania ENRICHT, Dartmouth 460 94' 21 15 24 48 I minute S4 4 minutes 15 9 minutes 25 145 feet ir 46 feet 7 22 feet 3 I2 feet 8 3 4- cl, 63 Amherst, 55 , I. 5 seconds 1-5 seconds 5 seconrls 5 seconds 5 seconds -5 seconds 5 seconds -5 seconds 1 -2 inches 1-8 inches 5-8 inches 1-8 inches , 6 feet 1911 ual Qllurnell hs. Rennsplhania 19bilaiJelpljiu,5Hllnp 6,1911 Ioo Yards Dash 220 Yards Dash 440 Yards Dash Half-mile Run One-mile Run Two-inile Run High Hurdles Low Hurdles Pole Vault . High Jump . Broad jump Shot Put . Hammer Throw I l Cornell, 59 Pennsylvania, 5 8 MIINDS, Pennsylvania BROWN, Pennsylvania FORD, Cornell FORD. Cornell . . NIINDS, Pennsylvania BROWN, Pennsylvania MACARTI-IUR, Cornell HOUGH, Pennsylvania SMITH, Pennsylvania PUTNAM, Cornell I m. BODLEY, Pennsylvania LEVERING, Pennsylvania JONES, Cornell . 4 rn. PAULL, Pennsylvania BOYLE, Pennsylvania BERNA, Cornell q m. VVOLLE, Pennsylvania HLTNLIER, Cornell HAYDOCIC, Pennsylvania STIBOLT, Cornell GRIFFITI-I, Pennsylvania HAYDOCK, Pennsylvania STIBOLT, Cornell GRIFFITI-I, Pennsylvania D'AlYTREh.1ONT, Cornelll EvERINoHMI, Cornell K PROCTOR, Pennsylvania BURDICK, Pennsylvania FARRIER, Pennsylvania LANE, Pennsylvania LITTLE, Cornell 21 ft. 3 3 LAFLAME, Pennsylvania ELsENIaAsT, Cornell KANZLER. Cornell . 41 ft. 5 ELDER. Pennsylvania SEAGRAVE. Cornell BANNISTER, Cornell . MURPHY, Pennsylvania COLLINS, Cornell 143 ft. . IO SCC. 22 SGC. 2-5 sec. 56 2-5 scc. 4-5 sec. 4-5 sec. -5 sec. I-5 sec. . 5 in. 10 in. -4 in.. 1-4 in. IO in. I rank 11112115 Cdlurnzll hs. ibrintztun 3itiJnta,1HTlap 13,1911 Ico Yards Dash 220 Yarrls Dash 440 Yarils Dash Half-mile Run Une-mile Run Two-mile Run High Hurdles Low Hurdles Pole-Vault High Jump , Broad lump Shot Put Hammer Throw Cornell, 79?6 Princeton, 3 7M COOKE, Princeton FORD, Cornell BENNETT, Cornell FORU, Cornell . COOKE, Princeton NICARTHUR. Cornell NICARTHUR, Cornell . BENNETT, Cornell SAWYER, Princeton PUTNAM, Cornell JONES, Cornell NICIQINNEY, Princeton JONES, Cornell , 4 1 HOX1'ELL. Princeton FINCH, Cornell CRANDALL, Cornell HUNGER. Cornell BERNA, Cornell STIBOLT, Cornell DWIGI-IT, Princeton DELL, Princeton DWIGI-IT, Princeton STIBOLT, Cornell NlClKRELL, Cornell EVERINGI-mir. Cornell D'AU'l'REAIONT, Cornell l BENNETT, Princeton I BAMMENT, Princeton XVELLS, Cornell . SIMMONS 1 1 FOX l Princeton A CHALLIS 1 DE YOE I Cornell NINON, Cornell 21 VVHINERY, Cornell . IO I- 2l I' 49 2' rn. 3- 31 1- 5 5 5 sec SSC SEC 5 sec 5 sec 9 m, 58 sec fi 3'S fi- 1-q -J II ft. II ft, 5 ft. 5 ft. 5 lt. ft. IO I- 21 ft. R IELSENBAST, Cornell 2I tt, 5 1 K:XNZl.IER, Cornell BISSELL, Princeton . RICGREGOR, Princeton 43 ft. 41 ft. 40 ft, BANNlS'l'ER,COI'1'1Cll 143 ft. 7 1-4 in ELLSNVORTH, Princeton 137 ft. 1 SPEERS, Princeton 13711. 2 I sec sec 9 in 6in gin 8in 7in zin 7in -3 in rin gin 9in Iin -2 in 1914 Qlllass Qlirazk Uleam Matson Hall Carson Burgdorfi A Coffey Shelton Kinsley Treman Cornet Gloger Qlurnell- ennsplhania ual freshman EVENTS roo Yards Dash 220 Yards Dash High Hurdles Low Hurdles 440 Yards Dash 880 Yards Run Mile Run . Two-mile Run Broad jump High Jump . Pole Vault . Shot Put . Hammer Throw Trask meet Map 13, 1911 Cornell, 57 Pennsylvania, 60 XVINNER TIME, HEIGHT OF DISTANCE 1 IYTARSHALL, Pennsylvania , . . 2 CORNET, Cornell 2 TREE, Cornell Q 1 BIARSHALL, Pennsylvania . 2 TREE, Cornell 3 CORNET, Cornell 1 MCGOWN, Pennsylvania 2 DAVIDSON, Cornell 3 Penn. Entry Third 1 MCGO WN, Pennsylvania 2 DAVIDSON, Cornell J 1 LUFKIN, Cornell 2 CARSON, Cornell Penn. Entry Third 3 1 CQLEMAN, Pennsylvania 2 SHELTON, Cornell 3 Penn. Entry Third 1 BURGDORFF, Cornell 2 TREMAN, Cornell 2 Penn. Entry Third .U 1 MCCURDY, Pennsylvania 2 EVANS, Cornell 3 TCINSLEY, Cornell 1 FANE, Cornell, . 2 Penn. Entrv Second 3 Penn. Entry Third 1 CRAFTS, Pennsylvania 2 BRODT, Cornell 3 Penn. Entry Third 1 CRAFTS, Pennsylvania 2 HILI., Cornell 2 XIAN SCHAACK, Cornell A 1 COFFEY, Cornell 2 Penn. Entry Second q Penn. Entry Third 1 DUTTON, Pennsylvania 2 MUNNS, Cornell 3 Penn. Entry Third 463 2 X7.-KN SCHAACK, Cornell IO seconds 22 seconds 16 seconds 26 Seconds . ST 2-5 seconds . 2 minutes 2 1-5 Seconds 4 minutes 37 Seconds , , Q minutes SI Seconds 22 feet 5 1-2 inches 5 feet S inches II feet feet 7 1-2 inches 127 feet 1915 Jfresbman Efrack Team Goetz, Rlrmager Lahr Mc:Cutcheon Van Kennen More, A ssislant Ma11age7' Hanralmn Beckwith Reller, Caplain King Milton Ingersoll Brown Cadiz Johnson we Yards Dash 220 Yards Dash 440 Yards Dash 880 Yards Dash Mile Run . Mnherclass rank set 2 F. J. BURGDFRFF. '14 3 P. F. STEXVART, '15 4 G. G. INGLEHART, '15 QBctni1zr 28, 1911 A,G.CAD1Z,'15 A, O. GLOGER, '14 YV. KENT, '13 LINTQN HART, 'I4 I. E. FANE, 'I4 . C . A. HALL, '14 H. VAN KENNEN, CRIPPEN, '15 H -Bb-!NH AOJNH LLCUNI-4 Jlblldr-4 E! 3'f'f 7S 5:5779 979709 5773 51'F3' ' PM ' -4 O 11 if :wig H511 ip? I CU O O U1 wjcm QFQH' 21255 WEWW FU !u,7Uo 552717 091,-K.. on-1'4f O 0 O71 H1410 1113.1-. mmnr' 5: ZWU, F174 ' an . Y' mymt' j m- Of: 1-'HQ . - ll: 111 'gym ' , o-4 7: 4 ' . .qw-1 Q!-G J' HF 1. -SF , . U1-utr: , - L. -L . as' . A -.. -4- A -H - ,. U-VH, '- un ' -F. 'gill U' Q1 Fm 4: . .. - , In U' In ul lb 3 '11 ' w - .. o gs 3 0 5' ro - 'T' N 'f ux sr an LN U1 V3 U7 VI U? ill fb CD 0' G3 fb P 9 9 9 P I gf I U3 'j 'D O 05' 3 4 E I-' :r sw Q 5 'U Q-4 D' 3 H na 5 :I '--4 ::: 0 '1 1+ 5 C m ,- Ei ,U E W ul' -:J ,., 1: O . . . 5 oo 5 oo 'U , o P39551 OE 3 . . Ln SFPOS F mwmm xrflbgp ol f'Z UQEW Flvvrfig sip? +G1s..'!5 JP-H. U1 5 5 IP 0 m F1 U1 c F Z. P. I, COFFEY, '14 . C. LAHR, 'IS VV, A. GILCHRIST, '15 C. E. Rucsk. '14 C. LA1-11z, '15 . C. F. HUAGEMAN, '15 XV. H, DAVIDSON, 'I4 DONALD iALEXANDER, ' jfresbman 6HIruss:QEuuntrp Zlieam IO m. 43 3-5 sec 15 39f 14 ft. 1-2 5 ft. 5 111 t, 9 1-2 m III N 1 Maxon DeGo1yer B1-own Cadiz Stewart Kent Inglehart 465 Qt the iinterrullegiates, may 27, 1911 HOVV JONES BROKE THE MILE RECORD Qt the iintercnllzgiates, may 27, 1911 l 1 QE QM 5 k 15 Z f 8, W Simi? 'Q 'fig ' Q, 4196 A ax Kham d Z A , . ,, ,,., A, ,.,. ,, .f - V :Qi . 'fz ' .- 'A YF I 'V ' 'M- .gf pf ,L 'A Mimi ,f Mf1f ?' my, . 5 ' f - Fw .W-?', ,agp , 1 if 4 ' ' ' ov JQZPI Hx 1 . I '4 Ci, ' I - 1 ,inf , 4' , f 'finff I F Qxgfff Lygzz WW V , 11 - J! gi fy f N 1.3. .L 5 A-er 4, 95, 49,1 , , H A V L, T 1 ea Q, 1 'v Q f.iw7i 1. .1F'31Ii'71l' -1 , V4 Y' - . if : ?if. i?g ....,. :Y ,,:...,' 1g .13-,f4'i , , ., 'V ,,,,.:,,,3, --3.415542-, 1 ' vw - ., H A 'f' :Q',I,,'iff-igstielzfbifa ,, I. , U T 13,,,,.,3,2Zt?g?,,9?f,K. I , . ,,,,.,.fZ,e,, '.....ff ' .73-'Jw -,WWW NIACARTHUR in the 440 BERNA breaking American JONES breaking Interco11egiateRecord Two-mile Record in 8805 Putnam second .W-r 'W 144:-v , STIBOLT IN THE HURDLES 2117132 Princeton illileet PUTNAM WINNING THE 880 FORD YVINNING THE 220 JONES VVINNING THE MILE , ' . ' - '-: ski' V AM! Maw 4..,.,.:: WW f M uw .:9c,7Twj7f7r I, .ff-f ,WW 9 Cwmw 'wwf ,., ff, If if f Q' hw, M- J 'Llflw' 5, 'VU-14 ,, ,F Haig-1 fv- X' 1' I M Zf2L'f5'qfw' ,W -.rf-'rug K , 5f:'f H f' , 'Vie ff '7?Z'Qf'S J fb ,M xg. Elf mx Everingham winning Pole Vault Kanzler winning Shot Put STIBOLT WINNING HURDLES The 3Brinnetun Meet , f f-, '1' . 5 1' ,, is-f.,, ,. , ff 1' 1 ' w 'Zf'.-11: , J .V ,. V 'k f ' ' , V If Ak ', J ,. ' ,' ,5'....7,..,,',,,' ,. ,4 I sign, tvmgtugvv' 2 -V - 515 -, :Q- ,-.'.,r,f,p,' ., 1 5 ..J. 4, if . ,,,,.,--::.',,'- . f-,- iw , - , ,5 1-,'.',, ,Wg f.v.1w1-'J-:1:..4g' ,,, , .5 V 'x+f,:1-if :MA , f 5.',ggw,:f'. , v ,, , xr --.H,f,--QM. f qx Q-mfr. f : -A , , f' '. 1.. -. .. f 'zfggfqfiiffl--'e.f,frv: 'ffl'-.gl Q 1 :- ,gy V f , ''.:f5'.:11Q2f+'iwfffk-f .xv-.w 1 ' ' A Y. .cv iff f- ffm' '- 'z.'--:raw ' H, 3, 'f?if'ft,v,LgJ ,Q nf 11 ,5z2r1+ 5yf . if 5415415 mf? 71, :ff,ff'a4:ffa2:75 2, Aw' 21.3 f : 3i,f5 -1 . .231 -, 'HU . ff ,Awww :f - 9-f ,,-14.515-'.. 51435,-','-, 41 ,. 11 ' H' , 'AA:.N,' .- Jn' ,:.21.'.. '.,-2 .' w 1-' , - , ' vfgygf , V-,5:q':.-1,2 is 1 N 1?l'?'f,ff-'fa . - - A r gpm! rf-,axsff ag .ftf: .'f,. ff., ibn., -xk!.l 'b 7 .'.:v,A. ,4 hm, .W . -.1-v 1911 Varsity Cllrnsszflllnuntrp Team Stevenson Slaymaker, Illanager Moakley, Coach Beardsley, A ssistant Nlanager Fredericksen Finch Putnam Berna, Captain ,Tones Longiield Brodt 1 Zintercullegiate Qllhampiuns C33 A. C23 B. C43 R. C43 W C13 W. C13 E. C23 C. C231- C23 H. C13 H. C13 T. C13 J. C13 .I- C13 T. V. COLPITTS mass: uuntrp auth 1899 Illorris Park, New York, 65 miles 453 C. C. TORRANCE C63 O. O. BERRY C CORNELL, 243 YALE, 32, PENNSYLVANIA. go, COLUMBIA, 72. Individual XVinneI', J. F. CREGAN, Prineetrun, Time, 34 min. 5 2-5 Sec. . ILOO 2IfIuI'riI Park C33 A. J. SWEET C83 C. J. BIORRISIJN CORNELL, 26, Y,-ILE, 285 PENNSYLVANIA, 23, COLUMBIA, 71. Individual VVinner, A. GRANT, Pennsylvania. Time, 34 min. IT see. 1901 I3Io1'r'z'5 Park C83 G. T. POLLARII ' C113 C. C. XVIIITE YALE, 2:3 PENNSYLVANIA, 31, CORNELL, 351 PRINCETON, 67. Individual IVinner, D. VV. FR.-XNCHOT, Yale. Time, 34 min. 20 sec. 19:12 Illorris Park C53 K. YY, IVOOIJWARD C63 E. T. IXIEWMAN CORNELL, 24, IXVALE, 30, PENNSYLVANIA. S32 HARX'ARD, 59. Individual Winner, A. C. BOWEN, Pennsylvania.. Time, 35 min. 1905 T1'aIIe7's I5!f1nd, 61 miles. C23 K. W. WOODIVARD C43 T. M. FOSTER CORNELL, IQ: HARVARD, 37: hr.-ILE, 46, PRINCETON, 70. Individual Winner, VV. E. SCHUTT, Cornell. Time, 33 min. IS sec. 1904 Trai'c7's Island, 63 miles. ' CORNELL, 12, PENNSYLVANIA, 4IQ YALIE5 56 ILIARVARD, 52. C23 C. F. RIAGOFFIN C43 , IVIUNSON Individual Winner, E. T. NEWMAN, Cornell. Time, 32 min. S2 sec, Ico5 TraI'cI s Island, 65 miles. C63 MONT SLEETH C93 E. L. SIMPSON CORNELL, 29, HARVARD. 35: '17,-KLE, 575 M. I. T., 65. Individual VVinner, IV. G. HALE, Yale. Time, 32 min. S3 see. 1906 Princeton, 6:3 miles. C53 C. F. IWAGOFFIN C73 E. E. SEELYE CORNELL, 221 PENNSYLVANIA, 251 M. I. T., 56, YALE, 71. J. SXVEET A. GALL.-XCHER S. TROTT E. SCHUTT E. SCI-IUTT T. NEWMAN F. MAGOEEIN Io3 E. P. STROWGSR C133 J. C. FINCII C123 B. SMITH C93 C. C53 C. F. C. NV!-IITE MAGOEFIN C53 A. STARR CI23 ARTHUR STARR C83 IV. S. NOBIS Individual VVinne1', L. P. JONES, Pennsylvania. Time, 35 min. 28 3-5 sec, 1907 Piincvton, 6:3 miles. HALSTEAD C33 J. V. COLPITTS C53 H. L. TRUBE C63 H. C. YOUNG CID3 E. A. HUNGER CORNELL, 395 PENNSYLVANIA, 61, X71-ILE, 1353 SYRACUSE, 173. Individual IVinner, G. I-IASKINS, Pennsylvania. Time, 35 min. 9 1-5 Sec. 1908 P2'1.1'Lf?l0VL, 63 miles. YOUNG C43 P. J. TAYLOR C63 A. C. BEAN C73 L. R. BROWN CII3 L. R. BOGERT Time, 34 min. I4 sec. 1909 Boxzon, Oi miles. ' BERNA C23 VV. H. TAPPAN C53 H. C. YOUNG C63 R. F. FLEMING CORNELL, 22: M, I. T., SS, IWICHIGAN, IIZQ YALE, 114. Individual Winner, T. S. BERNA, Cornell. Time, 33 rnin. 5 I-5 Sec. 1910 P1'im'c'!0n. 63 miles. P. C. S. P, JONES C23 T. S. BERNA C83 J. L. KRAICER C123 H. N. PUTNAM C1 CORNELL, 373 I'I.-KRVARD, 70, X7ALE, 733 IWICHIGAN, 99. Time. 33 min. 34 Sec. IQII Brookline, Illaxs., 6 miles. P. JONES C23 T. S, BERNA C133 L. S. FINCII C153 J. H. BRODT CI CORNELL, 485 HARVIXRD, 58, PENNSYLVANIA, 125: DARTMOUTI-I, 127. Time, 34 min. 41 3-5 Sec. BBEDIU uf Eznnsplhania ZBuaI jllileets Cornell Cornell Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Ithaca Philadelphia Ithaca. Philadelphia Ithaca. Philadelphia November 1 1, 191 1, Philadelphia, 593 miles. , S. BERNA C23 J. P. JONES C5-3 L. S, FI-NCI-I C63 J. D. BRODT C Time, 27 min. 49 sec. Baal jllileet with Exile at 332113 Ilaahen, Conn. November 4, 19:98. CORNELL, 22: YYALE, 37. 65 miles. Time, 35 min. 57 Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell IQOI 1902 1903 1904 IQIO 1911 I4 I7 IO 12 I7 21 23 19 37 28 46 43 jilllsmhers of iintzrrullegiatz Qiruswlinuntrp Qssuciation COLUMBIA CORNELL PRINCETON HARVARD IYALE UNlX'ERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA IVIASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 471 C153 E. E. SEELYE C123 M. S. JONES C83 L. R. BRONVN 43 S. H. STEVENSON 73 L. R. LONOEIEL11 73 L. R. LONOEIELD SCD BROXVN SYRACUSE Cirusszfiuuntrp Qllluh ross: uuntrp Iuh T. S. BERNA, '12 . . . Captain J. P. JONES, '13 . .4ssism1L1fCapla1'1z G. L. VVALTER, JR., 'I2 ..,. . . lMG71Qg07' Qixzcutihz Qllummittee T. S. BERNA, '12 G. L, XY.-XLTER, JR., 'I2 H. N. PUTNAM, 'IZ J. P. JONES, '13 Z9unurarp Members PROP. E. T. NICHOLS PROF. E. P. ANDREWS W. N. BAKER, '15 T. S. BERNA, ,IZ F. W. BLISS, '13 J. H. BRODT, '13 W. F. BROWN, 'IS F. J. BURGDOREF, '14 A. G. CADIZ, '15 YV. D. CLARK, '15 CARL CRANDALL, ,I2 VV. S. DILTS, '14 P. VV. DEGOLYER, '15 MR. JOHN F. MOARLEY Ulinhztgrahuate Members F. H. DUNHAM, 714 STANWVOOD DODGE, '13 P. M. FREDERIKSEN, '14 L. R. FINCH, '13 F. L. GREENSTEIN, '15 H. W. H:XRRINGTON, '14 P. HOOPER, '13 J. P. JONES, '13 L. R. LONGFIELD, '13 TV. KENT, '15 G. G. INGLEHART, '15 XV. S. MAXON. '15 473 N. PU'TN.-151, '12 ROTHMALER, 712 RX'DER, '15 J. RUSSEI.-L, '13 S. STANSRURY, ,IS P. STEWART, 'IS G. STEVENS, I4 P. STEARNS, '14 TUTTLE, '15 XZANDERLYN, I4 L, TVA-XLTER, JR., '12 Zfnhuur Relay Teams A Bennett Lynch Elsenbast Cozzens ONE-MILE RELAY TEAM Putnam Finch Jones Snyder TVVO-MILE RELA Y TEAM Eurlizfs BBEUYU Ilaulhers Putnam Finch Jones FOUR-MILE RELAY TEAM Berna ilnhunr Zlirank ilkzcurh February IO. At Boston--Cornell defeated Pennsylvania in a 1560 Yards Relay ...... Time: 3 min. I2 sec. February 17. At New York-Syracuse 1st, Columbia 2nd, Cornell 3rd, Harvard 4th, in a Qne-mile Relay . Time: 3 min. 31 sec. Cornell IST, Pennsylvania 2nd, Harvard 3rd, Yale 4th, M. I. T., in a Two-mile Relay . . Time: 8 min. 2 1-5 sec. February 22. At Troy-Cornell defeated Dartmouth in a One-mile Relay Time: 3 min. 27 1-5 sec. March 1. At Buffalo-Cornell defeated Penn in a Four-mile Relay Time: I7 min. 43 2-5 secfk March 2. At Wasliington-Cornell defeated Carlisle in a One-mile Relay 'FVVorld 's record, Time: 3 min. 43 1-5 sec. March 9. At Pittsburgh-Cornell ist, Pennsylvania 2nd, Michigan 3rd,in a One-mile Relay .... Time: 3 min. 40 2-5 sec. 475 MINQD I? 'IP DRY, LU Q5 2 I , s I Se N 1 -I kc ff' 1 43 E ,,, A 1 1 IHINQHL JPOIJQL5 I ATHLLTTQ QOUIILIL. .sv 'F ,4,,..,1,, Je .3 ., 1 ,,,.ux 7.34 : ,Tu - L Members uf Minor Smarts Gluunnil, 19114912 VV. F. VVILLCOX, President and Faciilty Representati1Je,3 South Avenue G. E. ICENT A. GORDON . H. W. KNOWVLES H. W. KNOWLES WV. B. JOSEPH . j. L. COLLINS D. D. MERRILL . C. H. BTEVVMAN . F. X. NIETTENET WV. E. IRISH . G. H. ROCKWELL R. L. ELTON . J. W. M.AGOUN . F. M. STEPHENS . R. L. JAMES G. G. GOETZ . R, L. SHULTZ R. W. DAVIS . L. TSCHIRKY A. ZANO F. A. BOND A. STUBER . E. H. EAGER E. T. PFAU H. FLACK . T. C. VVURTS M. D. TVAIL H. H. ALLPORT . XV. A. BHIDGEHAN G. H. HAMILTON R. P. TSLENNEDY . O. R. TQLINE . XV. JOAFHIM 477 . . Graduate ZW a na ger Assistant Graduate M anager . . . Secretary . Illanager TfT'restling A ssistant M ana ger Uf'1'estling . . Ca pta i n Wrestling . Maizczger' Golf . A ssistant M ana ger Golf . . . Captain Golf . Maiiagel' Basketball A ssistant .M ana ger Basketball . . Captain Basketball . . lllanager Fencing Assistant M anager Fencing . Captain Fencing M ana ger A ssociation Football Assistant .Manager Association Football Captain Association Football . . Nfanager Lacrosse Assistant Illanager Lacrosse . . Captain Lacrosse . . Maiiagel' Tennis Assistant Mazialgez' Tennis . . Captain Tennis . M ana ger Hockey Assistant M ana ger Hockey . . Captain Hockey . TlfCZ'l1t1gG7' Sieininting Assistant Illanager Siuiniining . Captain Swinnning . . Mfanager Cricket Assistant ILT ana ger Cricket . . Captain Cricket F ' . .I f ' 5' X iw 'E ' 2' aa. 4 1 4 Au?-1 ' C 5 Q CAPTAIN COLLINS we defeated the visitors by 6 bouts to 1. On March gth Lehigh was in Ithaca and also went down to defeat by 6 to 1. The next meet was the Intercol- legiate Meet, for which every member of the team trained hard and faith- fully. 'We went down to New York feeling more or less uncertain as to the result, In the preliminaries five men qualified, all of them winning their bouts for Hrst place in the finalsg thus Cornell now holds the champion- ship in five weights, which out of seven is not a bad showing. Those men holding championships this year are T. I. S. Boak, '14, J. T. Machat, N comparing the 191 1-1912 season of Vvrestling with any other year, it is without hesitation that we say that there has never been as successful a season as this. Beginning the season with only three experienced men, it was only through the efficient coaching of W. C. O'Connell that such a wonderful team was developed. Opening the schedule here on February 16th with Penn State to an overflowing house, we defeated them decisively by 5 bouts to 2. At this and all of the follow- ing meets at home the enthusiasm shown by the under- graduates was very gratifying and indicative of the increased interest growing in the student body. On February 23rd and 24th the team journeyed to Philadelphia and Annapolis, and on the former date de- feated Pennsylvania 5 bouts to 2. Notwithstanding the extremely fatiguing trip to Annapolis immediately after- wards, the team defeated Navy on the following afternoon, 4 bouts to 3, the only time Navy was defeated during the year. On March 2nd we met Columbia here, and again our superior training and coaching showed to advantage when INTERCOLLEG IATE CHAMPIONS 473 CAPTAIN VA IL '12, R. N. Shaw, ,I2, C. Bame, '13, J. L. Collins, 'I2. Special mention should be made of the work of Captain Collins, '12, and R. N. Shaw, 712, neither of whom suffered a single defeat during the entire season. The prospects for next year's team are very bright, with a nucleus of four members of the team back and several other good men who were substitutes this year. VVith the Intercollegiate Meet held here next year, it is with a confident feeling that we look for- ward to a repetition of the past season. jfenning - HE Fencing team of last year went through the most gratifying season ever known to this sport, as they went straight through the year and ended up the season by winning the Inter- collegiates, a performance never before equalled by any University outside of the Army or Navy. The team, Allison, Espindola and Roos, defeated Columbia in Ithaca, the score being 7 to 2. This was closely followed by vic- tories over Pennsylvania, 6 to 3, and the Navy, 5 to 4. In the Intercollegiates the team tied with VVest Point in the preliminary bouts, but when the finals were fenced off two weeks later they defeated the Army for first place by the score of 35 to 34. Roos went through the Intercollegiates without a defeat, and by this performance won the individual championship medal. This year's team, though not quite up to last year's standard, promises to give a very good account of itself in the Intercollegiates, as it defeated Columbia, 6 to 35 lost to the Army, 6 to 3, and came second to VVest Point in the Intercollegiate Preliminaries, out- classing Harvard and Yale. The team is brushing up on all the finer points under Instructor Gelas, and will undoubtedly land a good place in the Finals of the Intercollegiates. Too much credit cannot be given Mr. Gelas, whose untiring energy and superb instruction have enabled the Varsity to do things never before accomplished by any other University outside of the Service. ibnckzp ORNELL'S Hockey season has been more successful this year than is indicated by the num- ber of games actually won and lost. Though our team won only five out of the twelve contests, and though only one of our victories was in the Intercollegiate League, the men were complimented throughout the season for continued plucky fighting in the face of defeat. At the beginning the team was greatly handicapped by the lack of ice and by the absence of veteran players, only Vail and Scheu of last year's championship team being eligible this season. The team spent the entire Christmas vacation in Syracuse, where it practised in the Arena twice a day under the direction of Coach Hunter. Seven practice games were played during these two weeks. VVe had little trouble in winning three out of four games with amateur club teams, but found Yale a tough proposition. The New Haven team took the first two games, but we came back strong the third night and won by a score of 3-o. The first Intercollegiate League game on January 6th resulted in a victory for Columbia. This defeat was due largely to the superior team work of our opponents. Princeton, the Intercollegiate champions, took an easy game from us on january 13th. This game was characterized by brilliant team work, fast skating and clever stick work on the part of the Princeton team. Our team put up a good fight and gained considerable strength and confi- dence for the later games of the season. The next week in the Yale game Cornell showed a decided improvement. At the end of the first half the score stood 1-o in our favor. At the end of the second half the score stood 1-1, Yale only winning after two extra sessions of play. Hockey experts in New York declared this game to be the most interesting of the League series. The game with Harvard the following week was also very close. Through the regular two periods Cornell held their opponents down to a tie score, losing only after two extra periods of play 479 HOCKEY PRACTICE as in the previous game. The coach and team were very much pleased at this showing, as Harvard had taken a game from Princeton just ten days before. The season ended with a decisive victory over Dartmouth on the 17th of February by a score Of 5-2. L. B. Smith, IIS, and E. A. Hill, II4, were our most consistent players. Smith was selected as cover point on the All-Intercollegiate team and Hill was chosen to fill one of the forward positions on the second team. E. M. Scheu has been chosen to captain the IQI2-IQI3 team. In view of the handicap under which the team began its season, Coach Hunter considers that the team did the best that could be expected of it. Though the results are not apparent now, a good strong squad has been developed for next year, which, with the addition of two or three good freshmen, should constitute the nucleus of a championship team next season. Basketball HE 1911-1912 Basketball season of the Intercollegiate League was the most exciting and interesting race since its organization, Columbia winning only after breaking several ties between Cornell, Dartmouth and Penn, which teams were in the race till the last week of the schedule, Dartmouth defeating Cornell at Dartmouth after a hard struggle, and Columbia winning from Penn on the same night, clinched the pennant for Columbia. Cornell opened the season with practically a green team and nothing exceptional was expected. Coach Sternberg succeeded, however, in instilling the cardinal points of passing, shooting and guard- ing and concerted team play, and when Cornell easily won from Niagara and Princeton, and gave the worst defeat of the year to Columbia, things began to look very bright indeed. The Columbia score was 19-7, and of their seven points only one was scored during the entire game by Columbia from the field. But with this set of victories the team lost the services of G. C. Halsted, due to blood poisoning, for a long period, and there was no material that could take his place at center and hold it down against the opposing teams. Kaufman also took sick about this time and Cornell inet Dartmouth in that crippled condition. They won a hard-fought game by three points. After defeating Yale, at New Haven, the team met Columbia in New York. There they outplayed 480 Columbia in every department of the game, but Cornell lost in the last three minutes. Next, X ale was defeated in Ithaca, in a well-contested game, to the largest crowd that ever attended a basket- ball game at Cornell. The following week Princeton was easily defeated at Princeton, but at Philadelphia the following night Penn took the game in the last two minutes by two points, in one of the hardest fought of the season. Penn came to Ithaca the next Friday and repeated their performance, thereby putting Cornell out of the Championship race. The last game of the season was lost to Dartmouth at Hanover. The only complaint that can be offered was the long list of injuries received, which had their telling etiect on the last games of the season, since the available squad was far too small to make up for the men that had to stay out on that account. As shown by the enthusiastic crowds that filled the Armory for every game, basketball has come to stay at Cornell, and when thirty-six freshmen reported for practice at the end of the season the prospects should be very bright for the coming year. Tribute should be given to Coach Sternberg for the work that he has done for the last two years. His motto has ever been to develop a team that shall play the game for the game's sake, and the results that he has obtained certainly go to show that his methods were always right. A clean sport has been brought up in the last two years that formerly amounted to nothing. Of the players on this year's team, Captain Elton, Kaufman, Parnes and Vlfard will not be available, but Captain-elect Halsted and his brother, together with Vanderlyn, Cross and Freer. will be on hand to start the schedule next season, ilanrusse LTHOUGH the IQII Lacrosse season reveals more defeats than victories, much credit is due the coach and team for hard, consistent work. The defeats were doubtless due to the inexperience of the players and the frequent injuries received by the best men, which severely handicapped the team. Une advantage was made in the IQII schedule in that of having had a Southern trip. The team therefore received early practice which aided materially in the winning of the first home game with the Rochester Lacrosse Club, though shortly after this, defeated by Harvard, the team braced and humbled Hobart, 9 to 5, in the final game of the season. 'With six Varsity men back, an early practice, more candidates than ever before and the securing of such an able coach as F. A. Robbins, the IQI2 season should surpass all previous ones. 5 X - I r'::vlfG A .a , -w..,..,i Yin Q11-vom A - 'N-iff' .a-f' 'HAZ 153-V, 'Ma fgizglitl , , ' .L ON THE GYM MAT 481 GROUP AT FALL CHAMPIONSHIPS Swimming VVIMMING as an Intercollegiate sport is rapidly increasing inipopularity, especially among Eastern universities. At the present time it is ranked above basketball in importance at Yale, Princeton, and C. Cf N. Y. The reason that it occupies the comparatively unimport- ant position that it does at Cornell is due altogether to the lack of facilities, which are so well known as not to require explanation. The Cornell team this year, in spite of these difficulties and the poor showing made against the stronger aggregation of the Intercollegiate League, finally broke their long series of defeats by out- swimming Williams and Amherst in their last two meets. The spirit of the squad, however, was at no time at fault. The tests to which the men were put in the Columbia meet were characteristic In this contest the eight men of the team, after swimming in all of the regular events, fought out a tie water polo game which required five extra periods to decide and lasted until I.3O A. M. The work of N. E. Kohn, ,I4, deserves mention. In every race in which he competed, except at Princeton, he took a first or second place, and at Williams he won three out of the four races in which he was entered. Due to the handicaps under which a Cornell team is compelled to work, in order to success- fully compete with such teams as go to form the Intercollegiate League, Cornell will not be a member of that association next year. However, dual meets will be arranged and if the interest shown in the sport continues to increase as it has this year over preceding years. it is highly probable that Cornell will obtain her share of victories, VV. H. Baugher, '14, has been elected to captain the IQI2-1913 team. 482 sg. 'f f ,f M'-Hff m ' ' .2 ,w -1 ' n,Z,,'S N f,-:tg - ff'.,,V ,Q 'I T' we A if 4 THE HOCKEY TEAM AT AUBURN buster IEVVING the season of 1910-1911 from the standpoint of final standing in the Intercollegiate League, it would not be called a success. Nevertheless the season was one of the most successful that Cornell soccer has ever had. The schedule was a hard one, and the late spring gave Captain Towers only a little over a week in which to prepare his men for the first Intercollegiate game. Despite this they held Col- umbia, the champions of the season before, to a tie. Then followed a three-game trip on which all three games were lost-games with Pennsylvania, Haverford and Yale. The games, with the exception of that with Yale, were hard-fought and close. In the first two games three of the men received injuries and one had to be sent back to Ithaca. The Harvard game, played a week later, was a memorable one. This game decided whether Haverford or Harvard should have the cham- pionship. It was played about the last of April, on a scorching day, and lasted two hours. At the end of that time neither team had been able to score. The resulting tie lost Harvard the cham- pionship. Standing out above all the other men of the team was Stevenson, ,II, who played goal. He was awarded that position on the All-American team and with C. Collado, ,II, received the Minor Sports C for exceptionally good work. The season of IQI2 has a much brighter outlook than any before. The Intercollegiate series has supplied much excellent material, and with C. Collado, ,II, S. DOdg6,'I3, and four other mem- bers of last year's eleven as a nucleus for this year's team, a successful season is expected. It is certain at least that the class of soccer played will be much higher, and with no trip containing more than two games a good showing should be made in the Intercollegiates. Tennis AST year's Tennis team went through a season of varying success. The team won a good per- centage of the games, and was one of the teams which contributed to the successes and fame of May 27, IQI 1, by defeating Michigan on that day. It cannot be said, however, that the season was all that could be desired, as the team was not entered in the Intercollegiates, and had no chance of matching their skill against that of the more famous University players of the country. 483 l ON THE BASKETBALL TRIP TO NEXV YORK But this year, by starting out the fall season with the University Championship, and judging from the interest displayed in the Tournament, the extent of the entry listand the closeness of the matches, Tennis this year should be put upon a plane much higher than ever before, and with the present prospect of the Intercollegiate trip, the season of IQI2 should be the most successful ever experienced by a Cornell Tennis team. - f Quit HE Golf season of IQII. taken all in all, was one of the most successful since the introduction of the game at Cornell. Although the number of matches is of necessity limited both by the lack of sufficient financial support, and also the lack of a larger course upon which to play a home schedule, still the team was able to take two trips, winning every match played. On Hay 12th Cornell defeated Wfilliams by the score of 5-4, on the links of the Troy Country Club, and upon the second trip, taken on May 18th and 19th, Pennsylvania was decisively beaten by the score of 5-o, on the links of the Merion Cricket Club. A match with Columbia had been scheduled for May 19th in New York, but at the last moment was cancelled by Columbia. Plans had been completed to enter a team in the Intercollegiate Golf Championships, held in September at the Baltusrol Golf Club, but on account of the difhculty of collecting a full team at that time, the plan had to be abandoned. In addition to the regular schedule of games, the usual Open University Championships were held both in the spring and fall, and proved their value by bringing out considerable excellent material. Glrinket LTHOUGH the Cricket team made no record of victories during the spring of 1911, yet the season was successful, considering the difficulties that existed. In View of the fact that the team was forced to do without a coach and adequate grounds for practice, the playing as a whole was very creditable. 484 The first game of the season was played at Auburn and resulted ina defeat. The week fol- lowing a trip was made to Philadelphia, where games with Haverford College and the University of Pennsylvania were played at the Merion Cricket Club. The courtesy shown there by the home teams was of the highest order. Although both games were lost, the playing showed a great improvement over the year before. The Work of N. Praul, 'I 1, and F. Passmore, '13, showed their exceptional ability as cricketers. The last game was played on Memorial Day with Auburn. on Alumni Field. and resulted in a victory. TAL ALGIE EDDIE 485 19114912 Qariitp ilaunhep Ulieam Flack, Manager Clark Tewksbury Means Wurts, Assistant Mhnager Hill More Vail, Captain Scheu Smith ?!3ntkBp,1911:1912 NIALCOLM DENNISON XY.-XIL, 'I2 HAROLD FLACK, 'I2 . . THOMAS CHILDS XYURTS, '1, TALBOT HUNTER . MALCOLM DENNISON XvAIL, '12 OTHO MYRON CLARK, '14 . LOREN BARTLETT SMITH, '13 EDWARD ALBERT HILL, '14 . EDWARD 'NIAGNUS SCHEU, '13 VVILLIAM ALGERNON NIORE, '13 , THOMAS LOCKE TEXVKSBURY, '13 KENNETI-I BIEANS, IS . Captain , Hlazzagcr El ssistaut 11 Ialzager Cham QUTJSIIIIIIBS . Coach Goal . Point Cover Point . Rover . Cmzler Right llfiazg . Left llfing IXBRAM LAWRENCE DEAN '12 ILXLFRED DAY, '13 Zianckep Refurb Dale Oppwzwzl Come!! Ujvpwzent Jan 1 Yale . . . I 5 Ian 2 Yale . , O I jan 3 Yale . 3 O Jan 6 Columbia . I 6 Jan I3 Princeton . I 6 Jan 20 Yale . . I 2 Jan. 27 Harvard . . , . 3 2 Feb. I7 Dartmouth . . . . 5 2 iintercullzglate iipuniaep league intanhmg 11,011 Los! Princeton . 4 O Columbia . 3 I Yale . 2 2 Cornell , . I 3 Dartmouth . . o 4 437 I J Place Syracuse Syracuse Syracuse Syracuse Syracuse N ew York Boston Syracuse Percentage 1 .ooo . 750 , goo , 250 .ooo 191121912 Earsftp Basketball Gieam ...-f,......A-. .. 1 , . ,J-A W- :1.,:.,.-,,,. ' . f -- - Sternberg, Coach' Rockwell, Ass? Mgr. G. C. Halsted Freer Irish, Rlanagef' Cross Parnes Elton, Captain YVard H. C. Halsted Vanderlyn Kaufman 9, ti IM Hem H u 'lj Q Imtillflill II I lb L , I Lis I I 1' A I , Q V I K ' - IR,-i1 i . I . D !I ' Sex 7 .7 NI , 7 Basketball, 19114912 YIIILLIAM EDWARD IRISH, '12 ,,...,.. .llaizagcr GEORGE ROCKXVELL, '13 , rlsxistazzt .Ila11czg01' RICHARD ELTON, 'I2 . . . Captain PAUL STERNBERG . . . . . , Coach Qleam IQICHARD ELTON, ,I2 GILBIERT COIITANT I'IALSTEl'J, 'II GEORGE FRANCIS IKAUFMAN, -I2 I'I.-XROLD CAMERON I'IALS'l'ED, 'I4 BIAXXYELL PARNES, ,IQ QIIIJSUUIIBS GUERNSEI' THOMAS CROSS, 'I4 ARCHIBALD FREER, '14 IVILIJAII THOMAS IVARD, 'I2 ilkecnrh-iilitereullegiate Basketball league Stanhing D Il'01z Los? Percentage Columbia . . S 2 .Soo Dartmouth . . 7 3 .7oo Pennsylvania . 6 4 .ooo Cornell , . 5 5 .500 Princeton , . 3 7 goo Yale . . . I Q . IOO Dafa Cornell Oppozzelzls Place Dec. 2 I Princeton . , 37 26 Ithaca jan. 6 Columbia . IO 7 Ithaca lan. I3 Dartmouth . I 6 I O Ithaca jan. IQ Yale . . 23 I7 New Haven Jani 20 Columbia . . 20 22 Xexv York Feb I O Yale . , 27 I xg Ithaca Feb I 6 Princeton , 3 2 I 8 Prin ceton Feb I 7 Pennsylvania 2 I 212 Philarlelphia Feb. 23 Pennsylvania . . IS 23 Ithaca Mar. 3 Dartmouth . . . IO 18 Ithaca Qbtbet Gieams Daw Cornell Oppozzezzis I lace' Dec. Q Niagara . . 35 2 I Ithaca Ian. 26 Colgate . . . I 2 24 Ithaca Feb. 24 Spi-i1IgfIeld Training School . . IU 30 Springfield 480 1912 Earsitp wrestling Cham Joseph, Assislaul Rlamlger Lewis O'Conne1l, Coarlz Stokoe Knowles, llfanager , Bame Shaw Collins, Captain Coors Machat Boak Mason lfnternullegiate Qibampiuns wrestling Ulieam, 19114912 Gfficers I. L. COLLINS, 'I2 . . . , , Cgpyfgjql H. WV. KNOWLES, '12 . W. B. JOSEPH, '13 . . . . . Maiiagev' .4 ssistaizzf Maizagei' VV. C. O'CoNNELL, '11 . . . . , Cgggh Varsity Team Featherweight C ZCLSSZI I5 pounds A. O. MASON, '12 T. I. S. BOAK, '14 Special Weight CZGS5'I25 pounds J. T. IW.-XCHAT, '12 M. L. KAUFMAN, '12 Lightweight Class-135 pounds S. R. LEWIS, '14 Welterweighzf CZGSSZI 45 pounds H. CooRs, '13 W. C. SToKoE, '13 Middleweight CZGSSZISS pounds R. N. SHAW, '12 Light Heavyweight Classi175 pounds C. BAME, '13 Hecwyweight C!ass4over 175 pounds J. L. COLLINS, '12 BFEUYU Cornell Opponelzts Feb. 16 at Ithaca 5 Penn State 2 Intercollegiatesz Feb. 2 at Philadel hia Penns lvania 2 Cornell , , 2 Feb. 22 at Annapolis 2 Navy Y 3 Marc? 22 Princeton . Ig Mar. 2 at Ithaca 6 Columbia 1 NQWQY k Pennsylvania. I3 Mar. 9 at Ithaca 6 Lehigh I ' Of coiumbia . 9 Ylkinihersitp Glbampiunships 115 pounds A. C. MASON, '12 125 pounds J. T. MACHAT, '12 135 pounds S. R. LEWIS, '14 145 pounds WV. C. STOKOE, '13 158 pounds R. N. SHAW, '12 175 pounds C. BAME, '13 Heavyweight I. L. COLLINS, '12 491 1911 Earsitp lacrosse Uleam Vanderhoef, Ivlcmager MacNoe Darling Burt Franklin Luce Tschirky, Asst. Mgr Kraker Haist Carlton Fries, Captain Jamieson Bond Gridley Nickerson Kerr McCown Dean iianrussnz Qteam, 191011911 M. VANDERHOEF, '11 ....... Mfanagei' L. TSCHIRKY, '12 Assistant Mfanagez' TALBOT HUNTER . . W. H. FRIES, '11, Captain A. G. DARLING, '11 . . G. BURT, '11 . . J. L. IQRAKER, ,I2 . F. A. HAIST, '11 . W. D. CARLTON, '11 N. JAMIESON, '11 . F. A. BOND, '12 J. KERR, '13 . A. DEAN, '13 . . F. B. GRTDLEY, '11 G . W. NICKERSON, '13 . . . . Substitutes P. A. FRANKLIN, '13 B. LUCE, '11 G. MAONOE, '13 Ztalzrnssz itkecurh April 6 Cornell o April 7 Cornell 2 April S Cornell 1 April IO Cornell 2 Naval Academy I2 April 22 Cornell Mt. Washington 3 May 6 Cornell Johns Hopkins 3 May I5 Cornell Lehigh 5 May 2O Cornell May 30 Cornell 9 Hobart 5 493 I 2 O 3 2 C oaclz Third Attack First Defence . H ome . Center C over Point . . Coal Second Attack . Point First A ttacle Outside H ome Second Defence Third Defence A. MCCOWN, '13 Rochester 2 Crescent A. C. 5 Harvard IO Stevens 5 1911212 Varsity Jfenring Ulieam Wadman Burton M g TI g Sibert James, Captain O'Cormor r' M64 6 U J' fl I Z J ..y ' IA - -N - X I B , ' - - ' '- fl? - , . . -' SE ' , ng is EK l ' L, . . 1 , - ' RF ' . . i I I -...ai i l ' . .- I ' - 2 L , . 5 ' jfeming Team, 191121912 R. L. JAMES, '12, Captain F. B. O'CONNOR, '13 . W. MAGOUN, '12 . H. VV. SIBERT, 'I4 . . Madaagev' J F. M. STEPHENS, '13 . ,L1ssista1ztMa1zager J. M. GELAS .... . , Coach Ukinihersitp Qlbampinns Fails ...... R. L. JAMES, 'I2 Single Sticks . FRANK SHORT, '13 Team imnorh SCORE WINNER Columbia, at New York 6-3 Cornell West Point, at VVest Point 6-3 West Point 4 1911 varsity Tennis Team Sl TBIIIUS, 19104911 1 -4 i I ' HU W WU M531 , '59 A . , Ill ' i LZ I UCIJCIJ W Clif' il ,FiEfg',gwm3E13K-31563 3361335-gjlgfijgg DD'1-1'-Q.f!l?'91 QQ.'Q1.'!QwvH'P'j ALFRED MELDRUM, ,II ADOLPH STUBER I2 GEORGE HOLTON, II . Uieam JOSEPH HOAGLAND, ,II THOMAS CUMMINS, '13 RUDOLPH TRIEST, '12 Refurb Lafayette 2 Princeton 5 Columbia 4 Michigan 3 Dartmouth 3 VVi11ia1nS 3 497 . . . . A7VIC1'7Z'CZ ger 1 1-1 ssista 11,15 lVIa11zage1' . . Captam ROBERT BROOKS NICCLAVE II ELWOOD THORNE PFAU, 1 THOMAS GALLEY, '13 Cornell 4 Cornell 1 Cornell 2 Cornell 3 Cornell 1 Cornell 3 1911 Earsitp Surfer Zlleam Armstrong, .Manager Triest Stephenson 'Wilson Dodge Sonnenfeld Davis Towers, Captain Collado Hayes Tillou Bishop Birkhan .1 is ! 1 xx butter Zlttam, 191021911 C. R. ARMSTRONG ....,,.. Maiiagei' G. GOETZ . . flssistaiit .Maiiager M. STEPHENSON, '11 ..,. Goal COLLADO, '1 1 . . Right Back BIRKHAN, '11 . . . LeftBac1c M. TRIEST, '12 . . . Right Half C. TOWERS, '11, Captain . . . Cerrziter Half B. VVILSON, '13 . . . . . Left Half J. TILLOU, 113 . Right Outside Forward BORGES, 113 . Right Inside Forward DAVIS, ,I3 . . Center Forward V. HAYES, ,I2 Left Inside Forward DODGE, '12 . Left Outside For-ward Substitutes I. BISHOP, '13 H. SONNENFELD, '12 iketurh March 25 Cornell Columbia Ithaca April 7 Cornell Pennsylvania Philadelphia April 8 Cornell Haverford Haverford April I5 Cornell Yale New Haven April 29 Cornell Harvard o Ithaca 4 1911:12 Barsitp Swimming Uieam Bridgeman, Rlanager Stanwood Hill Ostrander Cary Hzlmilton, Captain Kohn Fischer Baugher Townsend 1 44141 L.. -MNH W' - 'I Q1 L . ' , 1- 2 m Z, .Z V 'al , - I , . - l VU UUWKCEI ' - , flfffy - ' i IIIIII S -- ' eJT?'AAw' E ,' I D f' ' ' Illllll ' I u.nll 'H 1 . ll .1 . G. H. HAMILTON, '12 . . . Cczjatam W. A. BRIDGEMAN 'I2, ..,..,. .Mm1age1' Relay illieam G. H. HAMILTON, '12 N. E. IQOHN, '14 W. H. BAUGHER, '14 D. XY. TOWNSEND, '14 100 25111115 50 QPEUZIIS 220 ,3,9HtTJ5 N. E. KOHN, '14 G. H. HAMILTON, '12 G. L. FISCHER, '14 W. H. BAUGHER, '14 D. W. TOWNSEND, '14 VV. H. BAUGHER, '14 ' jfanep Eine R. B. OSTRANDER, '12 W. H. BAUOHER, '14 iBIunge H. C. STANWOOD, '13 N. E. KOHN, '14 W. H. BAUGHER, '14 D. W. TOVVNSEND, '14 Columbia C. C. N. Y. Yale Princeton D. W. TOWNSEND, R. B. OSTRANDER, 38 Cornell 3 7 Cornell 46 Cornell 48 Cornell C. S. HILL, '14 G. L. FISCHER, '14 Eater iBoIu Gieam 1 7 G. H. H.LXMILTON, '12 7 B 17 Forwczrds G. L. FISCHER, '14 l 'wh' L. H. CARY, '12 CCaptainj Goal ivuhstitutes I4 C. S. HILL, IR., 'I4 12 R. B. IQROGSTAD, '13 ilkeeurh 1 5 Brown 35 Cornell 1 9 1 6 Amherst 26 Cornell 27 7 Williams 29 Cornell 24 5 501 1911 Warsitp Gulf Team Heywood Mettenet H, O. Newman Merrill, Zllanager Wilder Gordon Ely xl -XJ 3 ' ' 0 iI 1 w'1 1 ' ,. 1 A ' L 4s'1.'f. . I Gulf fliwm, 191021911 R. D. GORDON, '11 . . Captain F. C. HEYWOOD, '11 . . Mavziagez' D. D. MERRILL 'I2 . . Assistant Mavilagez' The Uleam R. D. GORDON CCaptainj, '11 H. O. NEWBfIAN, '13 P. NVILDER, 'I2 F. X. METTENET, '12 T. V. ELY, '12 R. D. WEARY, . Q9pen blaring Qihampiunsbip, 1911 Won bv R. D. GORDON, '11 Runner-up, P. XXVILDER, ' LOW Qualifying Score, R. D. GORDON, '11, 7Q bcbehule, 1911 May 12. At Troy, N. Y. Cornell 5 Williams 4 May 18. At Philadelphia, Pa. Cornell 5 University Of Pennsylvania o May 19. At New York Cornell Kwon by Clefaulty Columbia Golf Team, 19114912 F. X. METTENET, '12 .... . . Captain D. D. MERRILL, '12 . . Zlflaizager C. H. NEWMAN, '13 ...... 4s's'ista1zzfIlla111zger ' 099211 jfall Qlbampiunsbip, 1911 VVOn by F. X. METTENET, '12 Runner-up, E. H. RANRIN, '13 LOW Qualifying Score, F. X. METTENET, '12, 76 503 1911 mlrsitp Qiricket Team Atkinson Levine Ferris Eastwood Joachim Kennedy, Manager Towers Neethling Grant, Captain Passmore Carmel Perkins Davis Sonnenfeld ,JRUKCCQWHP ' 1 - yv iw. I ' . .1 ...VR H i, 1 l'3'1 ii Qimket, 191 1:1912 Refurb J. M. GRANT, ,II . . . , Captain J. H. NEETPILING, ,I2 . Vice-Captain R. P. IQENNEDY, ,I2 , . . . . . Mavzagez Games Played 4 VVOTI 1 Lost 3 Uleam J. ATKINSON H. J. LEVINE O. C. FERRIS H. EASTWOOD WM. B. IOACHIM CCaptain, IQIZJ R. P. KENNEDY QManagerJ A. TOWERS 505 J. J. NEETHLING GRANT CCaptain, J. F, PASSMORE I. M. CARMEL F. K. PERKINS R. W. DAVIS H. SONNENFELD IQII W 8 5 f ,X fig in -' wjf , ' Z ggi sgjzmg gg 1 f iff? is lsr Mi mi Q ' 4 19 1' r l . ' , . f V 1 i2 f -- 4 ,- , A ' A 7 ' . 1 - '. 11 . V' . ,, 45 1 , 153 -. .j S '91 ,fi , .5 A , ' T , if ri. , . .I L Q .lg-2, ..: sw ,jing 2 ,, V gn : rg: , V' f K jf rxnf ' s .,,,' ., s , 5, ,A., ., f - ,,. i,, ' - t e. ' U ' 'i 'Q Zim . JIS ,P A ' 'f' '-,rn f ll - e if - ' but Q ' '--5 . 51 , -51 i. .li Q V ' -. ' . f T V1 LY 1 'k fw- f x:'a5-ihilit-. ' . - 'fm P ' il-n z -2 . .. 1 i . ' 'f g 2 I - ' . . , , ' ' -- 'i wvl-1fmi.5'?f3 -Nw.. . we iwv,.g..,.,.,N,, - if fi W f , ll, , ' . ' - 11?-fr ' . 1 ' v',..'S':1' .135-:QL .- - . - M -P' - .. ' . , A -- :' N -. 1 5 ff S .. . 5- 65 ,if ,X 4, is . . X., xg-Dx -. A N Iyfwfi Q , L 4 W .A H -,.j.g.i..:iiggi .x ri :vii A ' M . ' ' -'X X ' Q' '7'TE,j'i fit.- ...4. .f ...M , , . , .- X , , 1' A V T T'-TT '- if' ' C XM 54 ENS ' '-W SL'--.4411 '1' H,,4,,,, m,,,,,.,,,,,,,4,,.4,, T '- - ,1 ',,i.a.T I '11 w 1 HE Intercollege Athletic Association is now in the fourth year of its organization, and is therefore well past the experimental stage. Each year sees the interest increasing, which means a larger number of participants and a higher standard of competition. The results of the annual series of contests thus far have shown the advantages to be gained from a strong and compact organization, for the colleges which have been most successful in winning champion- ships are the colleges which have been beforehand in the appointment of captains and in a syste- matic effort to get out the largest number of competitors. Thus the athletic championship for the year was Won twice in succession by Civil Engineering, in which college up to last year was to be found, probably, the most compact and enthusiastic organization, During these years the College of Agriculture, however, was gaining experience, and suddenly the farmers woke up to the fact that a very little more effort expended in getting together and practicing for each and every con- test Would bring the coveted prize. The result was last year a larger number of competitors from Agriculture than from any other college, a more systematic course of preparation, and the athletic championship by a larger margin of points than it had previously been Won by. The Arts College has gone along in a more haphazard, go-as-you-please sort of a way than any other college, at one time surprising the other colleges and winning a close series, but most of the time figuring in the race simply as an 'Kalso ran.', VVhen Sibley College once begins to realize and START OF INTERCOLLEGIATE CROSS-COUNTRY RACE 506 to profit from the advantage that is to be hadrfrom its size and the high standard of athletic ability to be found among many of its students, we may look to see the college holding a position in the league to which it is entitled. As yet, however, the Sibley Association, judging from its activities thus far, seems to be in a half-somnambulent state, and begins to put forth real effort in a contest only after the result has already been determined. The Law School, by winning for the third time the basketball series, retains permanent pos- session of the cup offered by the Elmira Alumni. Apparently this one contest absorbs most of the athletic energy of the lawyers, for in no other series do they make the same preparation or show the same amount of interest, although now and then they have figured prominently in the baseball series. Even the Vets, with an overcrowded curriculum and a limited number of students, by their enthusiasm and co-operation are coming to take a position well above the last in most, if not quite all, of the contests held. The College of Architecture being the smallest, or next to the smallest, of the colleges, and working under the greatest disadvantages, has brought up the rear with great regularity thus far, but with a little more sustained and concentrated effort we may hope to see the architects come out ahead one of these days in at least one series. The final standing of the colleges in the league last year was as follows: , 1 Agriculture . . . 5 8 points 5 Arts , . . 2 3 points 2 Mechanical Engineering . 39 1-3 points 6 Veterinary . . 18 1-2 points 3 Civil Engineering . . 38 5-6 poinis 7 Architecture . I3 points 4 aw .... 31 1-3 poin s The Intercollege Regatta was won by Agriculture in a most exciting race, with Law a close second and Arts not far behind. With the Varsity and Freshman races decided almost from the start the past two years, the Intercollege race has been by far the most exciting event of the day, and with five colleges competing in the finals this year, it promises to be still more interesting. The Track Meet, with approximately two hundred entries, was won by Civil Engineering, with Agriculture second and Sibley third. , The Baseball series was won by Agriculture, with Sibley second and Civil Engineering third. f 1 This year the standing to date Cwith Baseball, Track and Rowing still to be contestedj is as ol ows: 1 Agriculture . . . 25 points 5 Law . I3 3-4 points 2 Civil Engineering . . 20 points 6 Veterinary I2 1-2 points 3 Mechanical Engineering . 18 3-4 points 7 Architecture . 6 3-4 points 4 Arts .... I4 1-4 points COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE CREXV-UNIVERSITY CHAMPIONS S07 - COLLEGE OF LAW CREWASECOND Agriculture has Won the Cross-Country race and the Indoor Carnival, taking third in the Soccer and Basketball series. Civil Engineering Won the Soccer series, and Law, in a very close finish with Veterinary, won the Basketball series. At this time of writing, unless Arts and Law surprise themselves as well as others, the championship will be between Agriculture, Civil Engi- neerirgg and Mechanical Engineering, with the chances in favor of their finishing in the order name . COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES-THIRD 508 CONNITTIYES A45 C. S. ABBOTT E. H. BAKER, JR. G. B. BENTLEY T. S. BERNA E. F. BOXVEN C. V. BURGER H. H. ALLPORT B. CALDWELL S. R. DRESSER C. J. EVANS S C. C. BINTZ A. G. BOGARDUS CURTIS DELANO J. S. FASSETT, JR. HAROLD FLACK N. R. BEAGLE MISS M. A. BEARD J. E. GLADSTONE DAVID ELDER J. C. BISHOP HOXVARD BLACKWELL A. H. COLCORD S. CROUNSE, JR. C. D. ALERIGHT J. C. BARKER C, L. BOWMAN LOUIS BENITZ, JR. F. A. BOND L. D. BRAGG L. Y. CHANG J. F. CRAIG ALFRED BONNEY, JR. W. C. CONGER GUSTAV EGLOFF L. B. BIRCKHEAD MISS A. M. BULLIYANT C. E, DEIJICKE U My W X ! ffw' 45 X X WLS K. VV. C, E. CARPENTER F. M. COFFIN J. L. COLLINS CARL CRANDALL W. G. DISTLER A. S. ELSENBAST - wma JZ FQ' . - Q 7.2 nr f! ' ' beninr urnmittees General Qiummittee GAS5, Chairman HALE W. O. KRUSE G. KEARNEX' S. C. O. J. B, C. F. F. MCCLOSKEX' MERZ H. OIROURKE Qeniur Z3aII G. C. ANDREW'S, JR., Chairman W. E. FAXON W. E. IRISH L. W. FOSTER D. D. MERRILL W. D. HASELTON G. C. SALISEURY Svenior Banquet H. J. MACWILLIAMS, Chairman G. G. GOETZ CHANDLER MONTGOMERY E. R. KELLEY W. E. MUNI: P. S. LYON C. W. PECK J. W. MAGOUN H. N, PUTNAM Glass ?lBap J. I. CLARKE, Chairman MISS B. M. HARVEY D. P. MCC.ARTHY A. J. JACODS IJIIISS H. T. MOAKLEY W. R. KUHN E. V. PATTERSON J. H. LETSCHE, JR. MISS K. W. POTTS beniur Stunt C. P. WEERES, Chairman C. E. FINNEY, JR. H. E. MAGNUSON R. F. HALL W. H. STEVENS G, H. HAMILTON J. F. ROBERTS Senior jaigbt T. E. MURRELL, Chairman A. L. BRADBURY A. T. LOCRARD F. B, CORNELL A. D. RILEY R. W. KELLOGG W. A. WHITE Qlurnni iBIelJge F. E. YOAKUM, JR., Chairman R. VV. DAVIS A. T. KNIGHT FABIO DE OBALDIA F. P. MURPHY H. W. GRANT C. A. PLAMONDON R. P. KENNEDY S. A RUSSELL H. B. KNAPP E. R. STREMPLE Glretn Celebration R, L. ELTON, Chdi1'1MU71 C. S. HEIAI L. C. MAHONEY R. T. ISETT J. P. RIPLEY H. W. KNOWLES VV. W. SLAYAIARER Qlap ant: Gown K. D. PETTIT, Chairman S. C. FINCH P. L. MAHER R- P- JOHNSON MISS MARIANA MCCAULLEY E. L. LTARKELL F. X. METTENET 510 S. H. STEVENSON S. N. STIMSON G. B. WAKELEY E. F. WEI C. B. FERGUSON, ex-Oiicio FURMAN SOUTH, JR. H. A. STARRET C. B. FERGUSON, ex-officio M. R. SANDERSON J. W. STODDARD, JR. RICHARD ZELLER C. B. FERGUSON. ex-OPF1ciO EDMUND ROGERS, JR. H. D. SAYER H. B. VAN INWEGEN C. B. FERGUSON, ex-officio LEOPOLD TSCHIRKY G. L. WALTER C. B. FERGUSON, ex-oiicio M. D. VAIL C. B. FERGUSON, ex-Officio ADOLPH STUBER O. B. WEBBER T. L. TEWKSBURY C. B. FERGUSON, ex-offncio J. B. WALKER FERGUSON, ex-officio O F SCHOTTA . VAN KLEEI: . FERGUSON, CX-OmC1O F7?'lr' CU 77 In I11 CW A 45 if X Wyy 20 W! 1 N W W!! . A I ,QA -I ' I QQ: WA . Z Z Q 7 2, 7 .Ak A VV. H. BENNETT A. B. COZZENS D. C. DOUGHERTY E. H. DOLE L. S. FINCH T. K. GALLEY C. M. GILCHRIST J. P. JONES P. P. KELLER G. B. BELL C. W. BROWN L. H. GROSER E. T. JACKMAN C. J. LAXVRENCE D. P. BEARDSLEY D. M. CHAMPAIGN C. A. COONS F. D. CORNET H. G. CURTIS A. L. DEAN, JR. W. T. DILLON MASON EVANS, JR. CHA RLES EVE RINGIIAM A. E. BANNISTER J. H. BRODT HERRIAN COORS P. A. FRANKLIN P. E. HURD 'WARD KREMER VV. D. LAMDIN Zuninr Qlummittees General Qllnmmittez H. R. EYRICPI, Chai1'WLa1z T. H. LATIMER C. A. MAJOR J. J. MCCORMICK GRANBERRH' MILI.ER J. H. OYCONNELL B. S. PAGE E. M. SCHEU H. E. SOUTHARD J. L. STERN VV. F. THATCHER HOWARD TILSON R. VV. VVALKER J. E. VVHINERY J. S. WHYTE J. B. WOOD A F. ZANG ffl Zluninr Brumznahz VVILLIAM VAN IKIRK, Clmirmaaz J. VV. LITTLE J. M. LUTZ GEORGE TVIACNOE BERNARD OyCONNOR G. M. SCHURIIIAN THU XV. BUTLER, ex-Oficxcio . M. STEPHENS C. J. STRAHAN P. F. TITCHENER H. V. XVELLES VV. BUTLER, ex-Of:F1ciO Eluninr Smoker L. D. CLUTE, Clzairman S. M. HAMILTON 3' U O I-' ha 3 'PU P7 C -I Q Z Q rn W ALBERT HORNER, JR. J. H. SMITH H. G. KANZLER A. L. STEVENSON J. A. KERR G. B. THULIMEL E. J. J. KLUGE H. O. UNDERHILL B. A. LUM H. L. WHEELER F. H. MCCLINTOCI: T. C. VVURTS G. P. TWCNEAR, JR. E. W. BUTLER, ex-Oficio H. J. MEISTER Zluniur jfzeb F. W. FALK, Clzaiwmuz DONALD BICGRAXV R. D. SPRAKER H. A. NIENJOU M. F. SVVALXVELL T. V. TVIEYER, JR. A. C. TREGO E. H. MILLER W. N. PAINE C. P. REX H. H. SNYDER 5 C. L. TURNER VV. DES. XVILSON HUGO ZELLER E. VV. BUTLER, ex-Oflfxcio II iw ff? ig' f K W Q jg!! X I f S ' , ev ' g 'ff .7 7,2 ' ,Ab Q f fyi .IL 4. -I. C. BRONNER H. L. CORNET R. D. EUSTIS P. E. GREEN A. S. HART LINTON HART S. H. AYER C. K. BASSETT W. H. BAUGHER W. J. CONNOR F. B. BILLS E. H. CLARK W. H. DAVIDSON D. M. DEWEY W. H. FRITZ E. R. GUYER F. R. BAUER F. 1. BURGDORFF O. M. CLARK C. EVANS I. E. FANE G. C. HALSTED, I A. EXLBERT . M. CARMAN . B. CREXVS I-Img R. bnphnmnre Qiummittees Svuphnmnre Qtntillinn T. J. CHAMBERLAIN Chairmavz P. G. HAVILAND E. A. HILL A. C. KLEBERG E. M. PINNEY A. F. REES K. L. REYNOLDS Svtunt MURRAY HAYVKINS, Clmirman R. C. GVVILLIAM L. E. HILER CLIFFORD JOHNSON C. R. MAX' Banquet I. L. LANDT, Chairman VV. C. HOWE H. D. HYLAND G. W. KNOXX'I.ES H. R. MENEEEE J. J. MUNNS R. C. PARSONS QUIURBY E. VVEAVER, C:1LCl'iT1'Vll17Z EMERSON HINCHLIFE -I. A. XV. IGLEHART H. S. IQINSLEY S. S. LAYVLER E. A. QGLE C. H. OTT Qllass Ripe R. B. CARSON, Clzairmazz R. A. HOPKINS R. M. JOHNSON V. B. MEAD 512 A. M. SHELTON A. L. STOCKSTROM N. S. STONE D. F. SULLIVAN F. M. WRIGHT P. J. COFFEY, ex-Officio C. B. STARR C. WN. VVORCESTER P. I. COFFEY, GX-OfflCiO J. B. PUTNAM B. C. SPRANSY M. W. STONE B. L. SYVAN C. T. WILLIAMS P. I. COFFEY, ex-OFHCIO BENJAMIN PATTERSON F. A. PIERCE L. B. TIMMERMAN R. T. TREE G. M. WVILLIAMSON P. J. COFFEY, exqofficio VV. R. MURRIN S. A. REPKO P. I. COFFEY, ex-Officio h f' 'Lax' Z xg r I, W W 4 V 'H ffl fpi? V fifai' Q I I' ,4 J A WI f JA 00, FRESHMAN ANQVET , m5131221 p ea Q Q 4 il llllllllll K l -. -- - Hai' J I 5.5 .5. I 5-if ' ll 1 I lla f lj! L ffl.- : ,- CXDIVVVXITTEE Q AhM.B..1,.. wJ'gQ'E:'.?5ifEEhf1f.. ' EWCA,- E.I'TC.Iie ER..U-Ile,-w..J Eyifknn R.S.Hayes C-ExN7iui.,-4. wG.M.u- H,1,,...1, Rmgfxght., QLEE BfEk?rg? E??:,SL:::5' AiG..Ci3V: B.RH...,1. w.z'x'i.n1.... wnnfw.. nwAL.1 .,-.ffi... .,.. .....L ..... .A,... . ,.... ' ' 5 f F :' .... . .g::.. T is evident that superstition could not have swayed many minds in the prospective Class of IQI3 previous to final registration, otherwise many might have dropped a year rather than enlist under a banner displaying the fateful number 13. Such a step, it is almost needless to say, they would always have regretted for more reasons than one. The 1913 Class, aside from being unusual both for the quantity and the quality of its members, has Hooded the market with the greatest galaxy of athletic stars that ever shone upon Percy Field. Such a statement may seern a few shades too rosy, but we defy refutation. We started out upon our athletic career with one of the finest ws1.i.g WHRT ' E- WRSSER--' mc wmrraR'? ii ?THST1ilN I the beach he has twice been mistaken for Annette Kellerman little gangs of feet- ballers that were ever mustered out from any class at Cornell. They were h a r d, b u t n o t tough. For weeks previous t o t h e fall practice l'Butch E y ri ch had been harden- ing his biceps pounding prairie dogs with a club and showing his shapely form to the justly terrified ranch cattle in the vicinity. Butchl' certainly is some shapely squab. It is rumored t h a t while in bathing on Finn O'Connor who has weathered a full dozen good old Irish wakes Without having even so much as a black eye scored against him, made as much of a hit on the Held his first season Cand also during his second and third? as he does at all times with the ladies. He is by nature and by art a drawing-room gladiator of the first Water. Hardly a Week goes by without some fair dame saying to him, as the priestess at Delphi is reported to 514 have done to Alexander the Great, My son, thou art irresistible. L'Dixie Smith, a sturdy son of Old New England, with a very pronounced Yankee twang which he has never quite succeeded in overcoming, was one of our old reliablesf' and Eddie Butler has made a name for himself in the last three years which will not soon be forgotten. . . . To cut a long story short we will simply state that no player on an opposing team invaded the sanctity of our goal line. In track the Class of 1913 was as hard to beat as a hard-boiled egg. J. P. Jones was easily the Lou Dillon of our pacing squad. Next to William Jennings Bryan, he is conceded to be the best-known runner in the country. Although possessed of a happy, genial countenance he has been accused of presenting a stern appearance to all opponents in his numerous races, and, we must admit, not unjustly. In this respect his position may be likened to that of most Cornell coxswains-he has never seen a race in which he was entered. J. P. is now holder of the world's amateur record for the mile and the Intercollegiate record for the half-mile, and to cap the climax he established both records on the same afternoon. This feat has never been equaled, and we doubt if it will ever be unless, of course, J. P. is not yet satisfied with his phe- nomenal exploits. If he is not-well, we ex we refuse to hazard . LGUESQ, a guess as to the f THRT 1BG'f'? limit of his capa- ' 'ae BRD-'HUH- . I . . . ? ll f I bihties. But be- .5 WOW!! wnoovzii fore passing to L LJ- , HEZYUSST another character ji I' A. .. STHRZY -'. let us state that 'N -XIHRISHLL' Jones, the runner, t Q ' X, v ' . is scarcely harder ' ' A xx I X than ones the man , , - f '5 N - I rx y 1 3 M z- ' 'I l'TI'l'l l ! N and good fellow, f V 'ik -f -- w ' a' 4, 'f and that when he , I, H-l,,1,4'f,h- -l1i,,i1M,,I 'S n t th 15 k ' -.M-'A-1'-f Xt'- ' V - L-1l1 Hf.1 lg Sirailrger ewvlgiilid 8 .,,. , ,,,,,ll,,,s,.llt., xilxl 4llhIlhIilfilimllllhllltiglillilI illillllllm LiAllL..,,,. ilistiniiy mcicifnize 4 . .- 1. mi e a er, w r as 4 - -- hewould never dis- ' - ' - ' I ' cover the formerg that is, from jones. It is small wonder, then, that he holds the high esteem to which he is so justly entitled. Heinie Kanzler, who is a genial, plump old soul, heaved the shot and con- tinues to heave the same with telling effect. In contrast to this prosaic pastime is his prowess in the field of art. I-Ieinie has little in his exterior make-up indicative of that wealth of sentiment which is generally conceded to be essential to the true artistic temperament, nevertheless, Heinie is lhere like a duck. At numerous class get-togethers he has delighted a howling and bottle-throwing throng by besmear- ing a sheet of drawing paper with chalk of every hue and then exclaiming, Lo, a pic- ture! Well, perhaps it was. Heinie's all right, anyhow. We'll have to hand him something on his accomplishments. A -few comments on baseball might go well here. During our Freshman year a long string of victories followed in our wake, the following year four IQI3 men made the Varsity and particularly distinguished themselves. Spide Clute, for example, 515 with his sinuous angularity hovered around the initial sack like a stag at a dance punch- bowl, and never filtered a hot one through his biscuit hooks. joe O'Connell, who might well be nicknamed Jo jo, the Joy-faced Boy, on account of a certain habitual genial smile which keeps Old King Grouch ever at a safe distance, both from himself and those in his company, has distinguished himself for his singular habit of clouting the pill out into the standing grain upon every suitable occasion. When playing in his proper sphere, the outfield, he smears a cordial grin of recognition and welcome on his face, looks at the ball, and invariably a modest little fly soars upwards and out- wards and drops into his itching palms. Eddie Butlerwas also on hand just to show that he could handle the horse-hide as well as the pig-skin, and Batting Bill Nisbet has twirled for the ladies and Cornell most successfully. Crew? Yes, we had one which was good even for Cornell. A statement like this makes further comment useless. Dole, Elliott and Bates have done good work on the Varsity since their Freshman year. Next to athletics sociability was one of our strongest suits. During the Bock months most of our get-together sessions were held in the open air and took the form of comet parties. Mr. Halley's pet comet was littering up the sky that spring, and those parties which were not torn off in the University observatory were run off in a precise and scientific fashion. In the underclass rushes the Class of IQI3 showed that true nobility and grace which has been so characteristic of it from the very beginning of its college career. In the Hag rush of the spring of IQIO we gladly yielded the rag to the Sophomores, whose repeated defeats at our hands in all other lines of sport-had gained for them our sincere sympathy. The following year we yielded the palm with equal grace to the feeble Fresh, tender youths Hstill in the gristle, and not yet hardened into the bone of man- hood, as Burke expressed it. This was true gentility. If we were to mention all the prominent men in the class, in their relations to the various Class and University activities, the allotted space for this history would prove entirely inadequate. However, a few socially prominent members might be mentioned before bringing this narrative to a close. Halsie Welles has afforded no end of amusement at various stunts with his famous song-and-dance specialties. C, D. Albright and Dink Huey have shone in that now-you-seelit-and-now-you-don't stuff g and Jack Horner has thumped himself into the hearts of all music lovers via the baby grand. Let us close with a here's how to IQI3. . E 516 X, H ll 'Al l 1 9 fggy 'll ?W l ' x rlwffadlr X QYHWIM Q nulmiem gr, f , i I Q H L ,gym-syf E 2 1: U 1 2 1 'Q Wflmtgilfz IF A' 'Sift- g it w i. S ' .r---?:?:: 5--fa-in 1 ' I -. ' A 2 2 1' w'1Ff:va .G1 '5W' W. .' 'Y' f 5 afI'iZ2'73 .' .Z-' 1, 155 A' -Q. f LILY! W .ai ,.-'- ii... af. --,J L M f 'I A-3 1' 5 I .153 ' 1 l ' -' w- f II 41111 Qmmi .. .- ' ' ' f I gaafc,-:Irs filiffii' fri. C f J QFNQ ,az . 9 - 'Z '- Vim 4, 1. ,A 5 -f, pf I- -Vw. 'Tw ' a-A :uf I nf ,-7 Ev, gfiqtyy , 7-T gi:-.--A l:1....g,-t..?'n.,, A 4 - - A , Y . - '-iii if - ' T ' ' ' ...-, ,..- . , --- : r . .4 2 1? . -. N.. - .,g5g-,w ..' E , . 3 u. gin' Ei' 'U fn. ' + '-x iff -5:4555 ', 'JQF -' -,,,, , -.-.455-N12 S':.::s-23 -:mgai-, 1-.1 .. - . - i,- -' 'rf ':: --W 12 4 Q. -g '2:f::::ce?:2:...g il: S Q A gl f SEPTEMBER I5 Friday 25 Monday 26 Tuesday 27 Wednesday 28 Thursday GCTOBER 1 7 Tuesday NOVEMBER 28 Tuesday 2 9 Wednesday DECEMBER 20 Wednesday JANUARY 3 VVednesday 1 1 Thursday 2 7 Saturday 2 9 Monday FEBRUARY ro Saturday 1 2 Monday 22 CWeek ofj 2 3 Friday MARCH I Friday APRIL 3 Wednesday 3'9 9 Tuesday MAY 3 1 Friday JUNE r Saturday 3 Monday 1 3 Thursday jfirst Glenn University Entrance Examinations begin. Academic Year begins. Registration of new students. Special students, old and new, must first present themselves at the Office of the Secre- tary, Main I22, unless permission to register has been sent them by the Registrar. Registration of new students. Registration of old students. Instruction begins. President's Annual Address to the Students, 12.00 M. Last day for payment of tuition. Registration for the W'inter Courses, beginning at 8 A. M. at the Office of the Secretary. f Instruction begins in the VVinter Courses. Instruction ends in regular and special work, CHRISTMAS RECEss. Instruction resumed. FoUNDER's DAY. Holiday. Instruction ends for First Term. Term Examinations begin. Quant Germ Registration for Second Term. Instruction begins. Farmers Week. Instruction ends in the VVinter Courses. Last day for payment of tuition. Instruction ends. Spring Recess. Instruction resumed. Instruction ends for the Second Term. Navy Day. Holiday. Term Examinations begin. FORTY-FOURTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT. 517 ., . 1 - - 4 .G . . ., , . . , . 1 X J 1 A - 1 2 - - ' ' I Y Y. -' ' 1 1 E5fSg9?lFmWM??KQygigmfgmiiimwQfW L,. :: . A, ,.,, 1911:l912 Qpril L Cornell Wins the Intercollegiate Fencing championship. Smoker Banquet given in honor of HC men at Dutch Kitchen. Gargoyle election. D. G. Ross, ,II, awarded gold medal for individual Inter- collegiate Fencing championship. Recital by Baroness Elsa von Wolzogen. Tau Beta Pi election. Baseball team leaves for Southern trip. Baseball: Cornell 3, Dartmouth 1. Interfraternity Baseball League formed. Widow election. President Schurman lectures at University of Virginia. Baseball: Cornell 5, Lehigh 2. Announcement of the IQII-,I2 Suu Board. Spring football practice commences. Captain Phillips' petition to remain as Commandant refused by War Department. Era Board for 1911-'12 announced. Seamus MacManus lectures. J. L. Collins, ,I2, elected captain of the Wrestling team. Baseball: Cornell 9, Trinity 1. Dramatic Club presents The Inspector General. judge Hiscock speaks at the Law Banquet. Sigma Nu House damaged by fire. Baseball: Cornell 8, Bucknell 4. 1913 Wins lnterclass Track championship. '86 Stage chosen. Dean Kelsey resigns as Secretary of C. U. C. A. G. AM. VVolfson, III, wins Woodford Stage. Baseball: Cornell 8, Columbia 3. Cornell Four-mile Relay team Wins-breaks American record. Baseball, Cornell 2, Princeton 3. Elections to Sigma Xi. MHP Baseball: Cornell 4, Penn State 3. Baseball: Cornell 1, Dartmouth 8. 518 Dual Track Meet: Cornell 59, Pennsylvania 58. Baseball: Cornell 6, Dartmouth o. Festival Chorus ends. Crew chosen for Princeton regatta. Sphinx Head and Quill and Dagger elections. Baseball: Cornell 4, Colgate o. George YV. Perkins lectures. Baseball: Cornell 9, Princeton 9. Track: Cornell 795-, Princeton 375. Dunstan election. Lacrosse: Cornell 3, Harvard Io. Baseball: Cornell 2, Dartmouth 3. William Walzer, ,I3, wins '86 Stage. C. E. Wins Intercollege Track champion- ship. Baseball: Cornell 5, Williams 4. Cornell Wins triangular crew race from Yale and Princeton. Baseball: Cornell 2, Pennsylvania 1. Delta Phi purchases Llenroc. Track team leaves for lntercollegiates. Crew: Varsity defeats Harvard: junior Varsity Wins American Henley. Fresh- men defeat Harvard freshmen. Baseball: Cornell 6, Yale 5. Cornell Fresh- men 4, Dartmouth Freshmen 1. Track: Cornell wins the lntercollegiates. Spring Day. Baseball: Cornell 6, Pennsylvania 5. Svzptzmhet Freshman Assembly at Sibley Dome. Football: Cornell 35, Allegheny o. President Schurman's Annual Address. Football: Cornell 6, Colgate o. QB:tnher Undergraduate Scholarship announced. Football: Cornell 15, Oberlin 3. Contracts let for Prudence Risley Hall. Cheer Leaders election. Sphinx Head and Quill and Dagger elections. C. B. Ferguson, '12, elected president of the Class of 1912. Football Smoker. Football: Cornell o, Penn State o. 5T9 A. M. Shelton, '14, elected Sophomore Track captain. Fraternity Pledge List announced. Football: Cornell 6, Vlfashington and jefferson o. Aleph Samach elections. E. VV. Butler, ,I3, elected president ofthe Class of 1913. Class Book elections. Senior Committees announced. ganhemhzr P. J. Coffey, '14, elected president of the Class of 1914. Tau Beta Pi elections. Underclass Rush won by the Class of 1914. EX-President Roosevelt speaks at the College of Agriculture. Football: Cornell 15, Willianis 14. D. W. Abell, '15, elected president of the Class of 1915. Military Hop and Glee Club Concert in honor of the Cornell-Michigan Football game. Football: Cornell 6, Michigan o. Cornell Wins Cross-Country race from Penn- Sylvania. VVilliam Van Kirk, '13, elected assistant manager of the Navy. Miss Maude Morgan gives a recital at Sibley Dome. Football: Cornell o, Chicago 6. A. G. Cadiz, '15, wins Freshman Cross-Country Cup. University Orchestra Concert at Sibley Dome. Law Smoker. Cornell Wins Intercollegiate Cross-Country championship. Foot- ball: Cornell Freshmen 15, Pennsylvania o. Football: Cornell 9, Pennsylvania 21. Beremhzr Sousa's Band gives a recital. Announcement of Musical Clubs' trip. Basketball: Cornell 35, Niagara 21. E. VV. Butler, 713, elected captain of the Football team for the season of 1912. Sophomore Stunt at the Dutch Kitchen. Trustees create Agricultural Council. Basketball: Cornell 37, Princeton 26. 520 Elanuarp Baseball schedule announced. jacob H. Schiff gives Cornell -'BIO0,000. J. P. jones, '13, elected Cross-Country captain. Basketball: Cornell 19, Columbia 7. Hockey: Cornell 2, Columbia 6. R. E. Pierce, lI2, wins the ,Q4 Debate Stage. Crew celebration at the Armory. Founder's Day. President Garfield speaks on Democracy Professor Roth, of Michigan, elected head of the Forestry Department. Basketball: Cornell 16, Dartmouth 19. Hockey: Cornell 1, Princeton 6. Basketball: Cornell 23, Yale 17. Basketball: Cornell 20, Columbia 22. Hockey: Yale 2, Cornell 1. Track Ban- quet at the Dutch Kitchen. jfehruarp Musical Clubs Concert. Sophomore Cotillion. Masque present The Conspiratorsf' Junior Prom. Basketball: Cornell 27, Yale 17. Basketball: Cornell 32, Princeton 18. Basketball: Cornell 21, Pennsylvania 23. Hockey: Cornell 5, Dartmouth 2. M. C. Kilpatrick, Special Agriculture, wins the Eastman Stage. Cvemel Kharm election. E. M. Scheu, '13, elected Hockey captain. Mock election. Law wins lntercollege Basketball championship. March Cornell Wins the Triangular Debate championship from Pennsylvania and Col- umbia. Four-mile Relay again breaks the VVorld's record. Wrestling: Cornell 6, Columbia 1. G. C. Halsted, ,I4, elected Basketball captain. Commencement date changed. Lecture by Count Leutzow. junior Smoker at the Armory. Fencing, Cornell 6, Columbia 3. Fencing: Cornell 3, West Point 6. Wrestling: Cornell 5, Lehigh 2. Sibley Banquet at the Armory. Indoor Carnival at the Armory. Varsity Crew holds first practice on the Inlet. 521 ADVERTISEMENTS .... . . ATHLETICS Athletic Council .... . . Baseball .......,, . . Basketball ..... . . Cricket .,...... , . Cross-Country .... . , Fencing ........ . . Football ..... . . Golf .................. . . Hockey Club .....,..... . . Intercollege Association ..... Intercollegiate Records ,,,... Lacrosse ............. . . Navy ....,.. . . Soccer ...... . . Swimming .... . . Tennis Club ....... . . Track ........... ...... . . VVearers of the HC . . .. . . 'Wrestling Association .,.. . . BOARD OF EDITORS .,.. . CALENDAR ........,. . . CLASS HISTORY .....,..,. . . CLUBS AND SOCIETIES Agricultural Association. . . , . Alumni Associations .... , . Alembic .......,...... . . Aleph Samach ...,.,, . . Anvil Club ................. Association of Civil Engineers. Bench and Board ........... Book and Bowl ..., . . . Beth L'Amed .... . . Cimex ...... .....,.. I . Cornell Aero Club ..... . . Cornell Chicago Club ,... . . mutants 525 416 447 489 595 456 495 435 503 437 506 460 493 421 499 501 497 455 418 491 5 517 514 368 379 323 311 353 365 339 341 331 335 360 356 22 CLUBS AND SOCIETIESmC07Zi'i7lM6d Cornell Civic Club ........,. Cross-Country Club ......... Cornell University Christian Associations .............. Cosmopolitan Club ,... . . . 1 Dixie Club .......... . . 302, ' Dunstan .................,. Federation de L'Alliance Fran- caise .................... Fleur de Lis ..... . , . Gargoyle .....,. . . Hebs-sa ........... . . . Hexenkreis, Der ..... . Huntington Club . . . . . . Iswza ............. . . Janus ........,... . . Kappa Beta Phi ..... . . Krug und Tafel .... L'Ogive ............. ... Long Island Club .... . Mabrique ....... Majura ........... Manuscript Club .... Maryland Club .....i. Owls, The ..........., Poultry Association ...,. Pyramid ......,...... . . . Quill and Dagger ..,,., . . , Raven and Serpent ....,., . Rod and Bob ........i.,.... Sage Sports and Pastimes. . . Sage Dramatic Club ......... Scabbard and Blade ...., Scalp and Blade .,.... Semaphore ......... . . . Senators. . . . . Sennightly ..... . Sigma Xi .... 361 473 364 362 351 313 385 355 322 321 ZQS 337 343 345 349 333 345 277 353 333 342 352 334 367 317 309 299 315 300 301 324 349 319 347 297 327 CLUBS AND S0c1E11Es-Continued FRATERNITIES-Continued Society of Comparative Medi- cine ................... V. . Southerners ..., . . Spectre ..... . . . . Sphinx' Head ..... ....... . Tau Beta Pi ................ Wesleyan University Club. . . Wayside-Aftermath ......... Ycnan .... . .........,.. . . COMMITTEES Senior Committees ..... . Junior Committees .,..... . . Sophomore Committees ...... Freshman Committees ...... DEBATING Congress ....... ..... . Debate Teams .............. Eighty-six Memorial Stage . . Ninety-four Debate Stage .... Woodford Stage ............. Eastman Stage ..... .... . DEDICATION ................. FRATERNITIES IN ORDER OF ESTABLISHMENT AT CORNELL. . . FRATERNITIES ...... ......... Acacia ...... ..... . Alpha Chi'Rho .... . Alpha Delta Phi. . . . Alpha Omicron Pi .... . Alpha Phi ....... . . . . Alpha Psi .......... . Alpha Sigma Phi .... . V Alpha Tau Omega .... Alpha Theta ....... .. Alpha Zeta .....i. . B an dhu .......... . Beta Theta Pi. . . . Chi Phi ....... . Chi Psi .... Delta Chi ..... . 366 354 359 307 328 357 303 336 510 511 512 513 392 393 394 395 396 397 2 IQ4 195 268 270 202 294 292 262 272 220 281 244 249 216 198 206 234 2 Delta Gamma ........ Delta Kappa Epsilon .... . Delta Phi ....... ..... Delta Tau Delta .... Delta Upsilon ...... Delta Zeta ...... Eta Kappa Nu ..... Eleusis... ....... Gamma Eta Gamma. . Kappa Alpha ......... Kappa Alpha Theta. . . Kappa Kappa Gamma .,.. . Kappa Psi ........... Kappa Sigma ......... Nayati ........ ..... Omega Tau Sigma .... Phi Beta Kappa .... Phi Delta Phi ...... Phi Delta Theta .... Phi Gamma Delta ..... Phi Kappa Psi ...... Phi Sigma Kappa. . . . . Phi Kappa Sigma ..... 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 ........,...... FULL-PAGE HEADINGS Advertisements ....... Athletics ..... . Classes ..... 290 210 238 228 208 296 325 285 278 200 286 288 265 240 267 282 326 224 214 222 204 226 254 218 261 234 236 235 246 230 256 212 252 250 274 196 259 525 413 69 FULL-PAGE HEADINGS-C011Z7:71M6d Clubs ...................... Committees .... Debate ........... Faculty ..... ......... Fellows and Scholars ........ Fraternities ..........,..... Musical and Dramatic Clubs.. Major Sports ...... Minor Sports .... Publications ..... Societies .......... GENERAL SUMMARY. , . . . GREETING ........... 329 509 391 7 57 193 373 415 476 399 305 518 6 MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC CLUBS Dramatic Club ............. Deutscher Verein .... Glee Club ....... Les Cabotins .... Mandolin Club ...... Masque ............ University Orchestra ......, . PRESIDENT SCHURMAN ..,,.. PUBLICATIONS Alumni News ......... Class Book. . ...... . . . Cornell Civil Engineer . Cornell Countryman. . . Cornellian ....,...... Era ........ . . 334 387 375 388 377 381 380 7 408 406 405 404 407 400 24 PUBLICATIONS-Coizlimwd Sibley Journal ........ Sun .......... Widow ..... STATISTICS The College Faculties Agriculture ....... Architecture ....... Arts and Sciences. . Civil Engineering ..... . Law ..,.. .............. Mechanical Engineering.. Medi-cin e .......... Military Science .... . Veterinary ....... Fellows ........,. Freshmen, 1 9 1 5 ...,. Graduate Students .... Juniors, IQI3 .......... junior Stunt Pictures .... Library Staff ...... ...,. Medic Juniors ......... Other Officers ,...,.... Seniors, IQI2 .......... Senior Stunt Pictures ..... Sophomores, 1 9 1 4 ...,,. Trustees .....,..,.....,. Undergraduate Scholars. .... . University Preachers ..... TITLE PAGE .,....... ...... UNIVERSITY CALENDAR ..... 403 401 402 38 37 IO 43 23 46 24 50 35 58 185a 60 132 177 52 176 53 72 122 184 8 61 51 1 517 0 W5 4 Q, .. S E ' 1 Z , fs-113. -! V,, 'H :Xr N. f sg 'mn 'iq -'wr Qhhertisers' ilnhex NANIE PAGE American Architect .................. I4 Alvord, Charles H .................., 54 American Hoist and Derrick Company. . 84 Alberene Stone Company ............. 1 16 Alberger, F. I ,....,............... 121 Alhambra Grill, The .... . . IQO Atwater's ........,.... . . 1 30 American Typewriter ..... . . . 139 Adams, Cushing 85 Foster. . . . . . . . 44 Andrew Alexander ....,... .... 1 4 5 149 Annex Cafe ....,.......... ..... 1 48 Buffalo Sunday Express .... .... 5 Brown Company, A. F ........ .... 8 Baxter, E. B ..,................... 14, 113 Banks Law Publishing Company ...... 1 33 Bent Company, George P ............. 20 Blickensderfer Typewriter Company .... 23 Bowne-Gaus Shoe Company ........... 28 Broadway Central Hotel .............. 38 Borden's Condensed Milk Company ,... 46 Billy Boy .........,............,.... 6o Bridge 85 Goldman. . . . ......,.... . . 73 Bates, F. A. ......................... 89 Boston and Lockport Block Company. . QI Bool Floral Company ................ Q3 Buttrick SL Frawley .................. 93 Ballantine X Sons, P .... . . 1o1 Bement, L. C .......... III Bool Company, H. J .... 1 I3 Burns' Family Bread. . . . . 114 Burling, Clarence B .... . . . IIS Bernstein ........... . . 121, 144 Bardeen, C. W ........ ... 132 Brown, E. G ........... .. 137 Bureau of Engraving. . . . . 154 Buffalo Express ....... , . 160 Condax Cigarets ........ 1 18 College Laundry .......... 4 Cooper 8: Company, H. H .......... IO Clark Music Company ....... . ........ 1 1 Commercial Correspondence Schools .... 16 Cable Company ................... 18 Continental Hotel .... . . ........,. 29 Coughlin Brothers ........... . . 31 Cassier Magazine Company .... ., 31 Christy Engraving Company. . . . . 49 Clinton House ..............., . S2 Chicago Typewriter Exchange .... . . 56 Citizens Trust Company ....... . . 58 Crosman Brothers ........... . , 62 Cordova Shops ........... 4 A 66 Coes it Young Company ......, . . 67 Co-operative Shop, The ......... , , 68 Chicago Bridge and Iron VVorks .... . . 75 Clark Company, IV. L ,..,....... . . 77 Cornell Shoe Shine Parlor. . . , , 77 Childs Company, O. J ...... , , 78 Calcott 6k Company, F. H. . . , , 80 NAME Congress Hotel ...... Cornell, Franklin C .... Court Inn Restaurant. . . Ch1pman's ............ Conlon ,........,... Cardinal, I ......... Carr 85 Stoddard .,.. Courier Company .... Carpenter, L, I ...... Coan, Isaac ..........,. Cornell Dairy Lunch ..,. Coliseum Roller Rink. . . Cotton's .............. Cable, H. C ................... Cafeteria, The .................. Dodge Manufacturing Company .... DuPont Powder Company ,...... Duquesne National Bank. . . . . Dwinell-Wright Company .... Durfey,,J. C ............. Dean 85 Ferguson ....... Davis, A. VV ....... Doll 8: Edlund ........... Durkins Brothers ............ Empire Teachers' Agency .... Ebcling, F. H .........,,.. Elizabeth's, Mary ........ Essex Company .... Englander, B ...... Eastman College ................. Eagan, W. H ..................... Firestone Tire and Rubber Company .Fox Typewriter Company ....,.... Frank Brothers . . . . ............ . . Fry Company, George ........... Franklin Engraving Company ...... Foster Brothers Manufacturing Co. . Frisbie, Coon 85 Company .......... First National Bank ............ Forest City Printing Company ..,. Floros Brothers ............... Forest City Laundry ........, Genesee Pure Food Company .... Given, John A .............. Grand Union Tea Company. . . Goldenberg, H .............. Genung, Dr. John A ...... Hotel Imperial ,... ....... Higgins' Ink ..........,.... Horsman Company, E. I .... Hotel Seville ............. Hotel Rochester ........ Hotel Normandie .... Hotel Victoria ..... Hotel Joyce ....... Hotel Richmond , . . Hotel Kenmore .... Hotel Eggleston .... PAGE 85 99 99 99 1o1 106 III IIQ 120 I28 133 135 138 141 153 19 26 41 89 IO2 103 IQO 127 I3I 24 SI SI 65 84 93 116 7 9 20 28 39 43 57 112 IIS 132 138 6 112 128 129 135 T3 I3 13 T4 17 32 34 36 40 42 47 NAME Hotel Cumberland ............. Hall-Gibson Company ............ Hammond Typewriter Company. . . 55, 63, Hotel Imperial. . . . .......... . . . . Hansen1s Laboratory, Charles ..... Harley Hill ............,........ Heggie 85 Brother Company, R. A. . Holland Brothers ...,......,....... 86, Harvester Cigar .....4......... Hicke-y's Lyceum ................ Happy Hour Theatre ............ Hendrick, F ....,.....,......... Hall Mammoth Incubator Company .... Hygeia Ice Company ......,..... Horton Manufacturing Company . . Henderson 85 Company, Peter ..... Horton-Kellogg-Vernada ....... Herr0n's Shoes .......... Herron, P. .I ........... Hook, -I. ..... Hotel Utica .......,....... Hotel Martinique .........,...... Hoskins Press of Philadelphia ..... International Milk Products Company . Illston, Fred E ...................... Ingalls 85 Haskins ............... Ithaca Gun Company ..,... Ithaca Boot Shop .... . ..... Ithaca Commercial School. . . Ithaca Trust Company .........,. Ithaca Hotel Barber Shop ........ jones 85 Lamson Machine Company .... -Iessop, Wm. 85 Sons, Inc .......... Jenks, Dr. Frank M ...,.. ........ Johnson, U. S. ......... . Jamieson-McKinney Co .... Jarvis. William ......... Kolesch 85 Co. ..... . Kohm 85 Brunne ..... Kelley, Arthur M. .... . Kelly, T. A ............. Knapp Company, C. J.. . . Kelly,P.T. .. .............. Lozier Motor Company ........... Laughlin Manufacturing Company. Lord 85 Taylor .................. Lidgerwood Manufacturing Company. . Lewis 85 Hammer ............... Lynch, james .................. Lent's Music Store .............. Lang, I. B., Engine 85 Garage Company Livingston Cigar Store ........... Lyceum Theatre ........... . . Lehigh Valley Railroad . . . . Lehigh Coal ............ Morris, B. N. .................. . ,Marks 85 Fuller ............ ..... Morse Twist Drill 85 Machinery Co. Moffatt, Benjamin Franklin ...... McCreery 85 Company ........ Marlin Firearms Company ..... Merriam Company, G. 85 C ...... Manson Company .... . . ........ . Manufacturers Supply Company. . . PAGE 88 52 75 61 76 76 82 127 37 96 98 100 125 135 139 141 I43 144 150 155 158 159 161 26 71 72 83 120 128 149 149 A 44 87 IO3 115 118 61 124 28 138 140 143 22 26 65 81 81 IO4 105 III 116 132 147 153 17 17 20 2I 35 43 46 65 73 NAME PAGE Manhattan Press Clipping Bureau Moeller, Arthur A. ............... . MacGachen, Dr. A. M ......... Maher Bros ......,.... Moore, E. ............. . Mayers, D .........,...... Martin's Dancing Academy .... Mott, G. L. ...........,... . Mente 85 jones ............ Model Restaurant .... Monarch Typewriter .... Murphy, D. F, ........ . McAllister, Peter ........ McCormick, VV. ........ . Modern Method Laundry . . . Morrison the Tailor ........ Murray, Wv. .......... Norton Company .................... Northern Pacific Railway ............ New York Belting 85 Packing Company Nevins, S. T ....... ...... ........... Norton Printing Company ............ Naughton Bros, .......... . Onondaga, The ................ O'Brien, D. S .................. Open Court Publishing Company . Oneida Brewing Company ........ . Oliver Typewriter ............. Orchard Tea Garden ........ Pall Mall Cigarettes .......... Pickering Governor Company. . . Peerless Motor Car Company .... Penn Mutual ...... . ....... . Palace Cafe ................ Powell Company, William . . . Phillip's Home Bakery ..... Pearson, R. S. ......... . Pritchard, A. J. ....... . Platts Company, A. H. . . . . . . . Palace Laundr y .................. . Pew, Benjamin ..................... C0 Peerless Rubber Manufacturing Quigley Furniture Company ....... . Roehm ck Company, R. J. F. ...... ... Remington Typewriter Company . Russell 85 Sons Company, A. N, . . Rittenhouse Hotel ...,......... Rail joint Company, The ...... Remington Guns ...... ........ Roberts Hardware Company ...... . Robinson Clay Product Company , Robinson, Fred ................ Rothschild Bros.. . . ..... . . . . . Reiter, Joseph .... Reed, VV. J. ............. . Rorapaugh, E. A ..... . . . . .. Reed's Sons, jacob ............ Rictor Pen Company, -I. G. ..... . . Sowers Manufacturing Company . Schoverling, Daly 85 Gales ........ Standard Oil Company ....... Spencer Clothing Company .... Syracuse Supply Company. . . Smith 85 Bros, L. C ......... 74 80 87 QI IOI 104 104 109 'II2 IIO 123 I28 137 143 150 152 158 7 53 58 II3 128 138 27 129 37 71 110 144 B 18 62 70 75 Q0 109 109 112 134 151 153 155 59 35 94 62 64 70 76 Ss QI 125 135 137 137 158 156 IOO 5 IO IQ 22 22 25 NAME PAGE NAME PAGE Stover Printing Company . . . . . 41 Underwood Typewriter Company .... 12,126 Solt nann, E. G. .....,..,,. . 68 Utica Drop Forge ci: Tool Company .... 30 Sanitary Lunch ..................... 74 Utica Cutlery Company .......,..,. 1 . 70 Schiff K Company, H. ..,............ 78 Utica Steam Sc Mohawk Valley Cotton Seneca Camera Manufacturing Company SI Mills .... ..,... ,........,........ 8 6 Stevens Arms 8: Tool Company, 1.5 .... 82 Urband, Son 85 Company ....... ,.... . Q5 Statler's Restaurant .............,... 98 Union Transfer ........,.. . . 135 Savage Arms Company ..,...,,... . 107 University Haberdashery ...... . 156 SWeeney's Cafe ....,..... . . . IO8 Van Buren ................... . 127 Stuclents' Laundry .... . 109 Vacuo-Static Carbon Company ......,. 150 Sigler Sz Burns .......... .... 1 I2 W'hitney-Eckstein Seed Company .,... 31 Students' Inn ..,.......... . . . . 1 18 Weston Electrical Instrument Company 41 Students' Supply Store ,... . 122,150 Vtfinchester Rifles .....,.............. 44 Scusa, Peter ............... 128 144 VVaterman Company. L. E. .,......... 47 Stuart, Dr. T. R. .,......,.... . . 135 VVest End Brewing Company . . . . 50 Stanley Engraving Company .... . 136 Whitehouse 8: Hardy ......... . SI Sisson, VV. H. ................ . 142 W'right, E. A ............... . 69 Swanstrom, S. ............. . 143 Vtfise the Printer ........... . 71 Smith's Picture Store .... . . 145 VVinter Costume Company ..... . 77 Sheldon Court .......... . . 145 VVaterman Pen ................ . 7Q Southern Hotel ........... . 146 Weis Manufacturing Company. . . . 92 Seaman Livery, Chas. S. . . . . 155 VVells Sa Sons Company, 1. B. . . . . 96 The Ten Eyck .......,... . 50 Wfheaton, A. E., Manager ...... . Q7 Tucker Company, G. E. . . . 61 Welch's Sanitary Market .,.. . . IO8 Todd Company .....,......... . . . 87 VVool, R. H ............... . . 117 Treman, King 85 Company .......... 98,1 57 VVilliams 'Brothers ......... . . 1 1 7 Tompkins County National Bank ..... IOS VVil1iams, Dr. P. N .......... . . . 118 Trar:y's Book Store ........,......... 118 Whelan 8: Company, C. A. . . . . 147 Townsend Typewriter 81 Supply Co. . . . 1 IQ VVells, Aaron .............. . . 148 Tree, J. VV. ...,..................... 149 Yates, The ............. . 35 Taylor 81 Company ...........,.. . . 155 l H AV E Y 0 U T R I E D 1 1 l TH E l COLLEGE LAUNDRY AGENCY9 0 1 1 11 1-1 1 . A - as e a A 7 1 I 7 +174 A s K o U R 1 l 1 1 ' SATISFACTION PATRONS ABOUT l 1 1 1 OUR WORK l 'I' ASSURED 'I' l . l f fame f- f 1 T H. B. SWITZER, ,12 J. G. WILKIN, 114 42 Us a .... ...., - , f .. ' xg .... Qfa - f -5 i, f ' -X ' 5 2 ,-.-,...ffwS,-,-, f 5 95 , Dntg ' 2 ' 1 -if 1 'Qs 5, .. XJ V Qu - I rg,,,-. 1 'F 'fT ,i . -1.1 52 '-L f ., V 1 : 2a112.iaa'i,-..iffwA '- P93 ., , nz-.' -5:11. . e ' 2 ,113 - Q Zfrf W 'Iliff-'-ii' ' JI '2 'f?ff:'f?1ff'P ' Qt ' 0 . . 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From the seven different flavors and seven colors of Jell-O not only seven kinds, but several hundred kinds of desserts can be made. Many of them can be made in a minute. It is all very much like magic. Frappes, sherbets, souflles, charlottes, salads, puddings, plain Jell-O desserts, fruited jell-O desserts-almost everything conceivable that is good lor dessert--can be made of ,., E- P ' f Q W fe A A package of Jell-O and a pint of boiling water are all J t at is nee e . The flavors are: Strawberry, Raspberry, Lemon, Orange, Cherry, Peach, Chocolate. f Ten cents a package at all grocers'. I , Let us send you the superbly illustrated recipe fx cas-2: , book, RDESSERTS OF THE WORLD. ll is free- ggh . Ffa THE GENESEE PURE FOOD co., 2 ' c E Le ROY, N. Y., and Brrdgeburg, Can. 0 The name -IELL-O is on every patkage in big red letters. lf it isn't there, it isn't -IELL-O 6 NEWV YORK Fi rqgtg BROAD , .,.: 'rj + 'j3j ': , 'ig f- 4 ff q.e::4.t.-.gl f X- , 1 5 ,.ff,.,f .. 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W 3733'3W' 72 5-l6 Alundum does not react with iron oxide of sample, and the boats can be used repeatedly. Records show these boats have been used for insulated with RR Alundum. We supply this free from carbon, alkali, in sizes 60, 90 and I20. over 500 combustions when properly also specially treated and free from Alundum Combustion Boats are also desirable for use with the double chloride method. Special designs made to order. NORTON ALUNDUIVI REFRACTORIES AND LABORATORY APPARATUS IGNITION AND FILTER CRUCIBLES, EXTRACTION THIMBLES, FILTER DISHES, MELTING CRUCIBLES. IVIUFFLES, TUBES, CORES, ETC. ALUNDUM PLANT-Niagnrn Falls, N. Y. M' CRYSTOLON PLA NT-Chippewa. Canada NEW YORK STORE-lfxl Cliambers Street oincnoo STORE-11 S. .reffers0.fsir.,et WO1'CBSt0r, Massachusetts 7 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEE , , Established 1854 Incorporated 1898 : E T f : A. 8: F. Brown Co. 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Castings Made for the Trade. 1 Cfflce and Salesroom E , 172 FULTON ST., NEW YORK CITY , Yi : I ELlZAli5VE,'ll1li-lPORT ' J ' Q5 E NEW JERSEY :I- wi Send for Catalogue Q E llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIE S Here it is-The New Fux No.24 l l l WW F The Fox Typewriter is-and always has 'F been-the best of the hi h- rade t ewriters. , n , C! - g g YP at .. K Avrurfgmtwwi B I , , I I 3' A P 4, This is a szong statementhbut we will prove it to Nz- f Y ' , '- anyone, anyw ere, by sen ing a Fox Visible iv? xy Typewriter-all express charges prepaid-and Nffemsers ,N ..., ., BG , , ,,,f Q T . . . . 2,295 4111 35 without, deposit or obligation of any lund, for comparison and trial along side of any or all other ., YPewriters tagg V, 'f'ig,:ftfQ 5' The new model of the 'Fox Visible Typewriter we f- are now manufactunng, while in nowise a radical departure Q 3'i,1,,liX-WPE .,--ff.. f3'Qf L! from our ffirmer models, has a very large number of new , , 'f'sprw'f'TZER Q nn' 57- -I features and mechanical refinements which destine it to become l j7'.h.' QS- N l 251 Riff, even more popular than our regular Fox models have been in lfiyivtyiw ww ., if L w1,1:,.W W it my - . .. l 4 t.4 I uf? ji ff the past.. Briefly descnbed: our new perfected Fox Visible ,ff e V J' 43 ' Typewnter, model No 24, is avvisible -Writer having a car- . V4 re -te a , if-iffy 'yu U f' riage. to accommodate paper lo? inches wide: Doluble Forward X .:-E23- ..:f ' ,.,',f',ff ff! Carnage Release: New patented- removable Ribbon Spools, Q3 'ft'--.r--.. I j' f automatically reversing and oscillating the ribbon: Tabulator: , il -.. ,try ' J 'ff , 1 Back Space Key: Two-Cnlnr Ribbon: Stencil Cutting Device: ' ..' I fy Card Holder: lnterchangeable Carriages and Platens: Remov- 'x -Z, :gale bl4ey Tops: Light Toucli, Easy Action, Noiseless, 'N t ura e. Q DERFUL TYPE RITER l The Fox is indeed A Wonderful Typewriter because it will do all-and more-than any other typewriter, and do it easier and better. The Fox has a lighter touch and action than any other type- writer built and is full automatic. lt is easy to malce advertising claims of superiority, but we will prove our claims by sending to anyone, anywhere, one of our typewriters on ten days' free trial-express prepaid- the typewriter to be returned at our expense if it does not prove satisfactory. Send to-day for a catalog with prices. Select from this the model wanted, width of carriage, style of type, etc., and a typewriter, put up just as you want it, will be sent you for trial. After trial if the typewriter is perfectly satisfactory you can pay us a little down and the balance monthly, or in all cash, as you prefer. Write to-dayfNow. Fox Typewriter Co. 7602-7802 Front Street Grand Rapids :: Michigan 9 S5 V K2 H' H' ml? Carry a full assort- 8 GU' ment of Men's and -TT'17'T- Youths' up-to-date Suits wg and Overcoats. 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Paris, 19oo,for Excellence in Quality and Wlorkmanship ....l... -1 Crucible Sheet Steel for Saws and Other Tools .,il..1- -1 Wm. .Iessop 6: Sons, Inc. 01 John Sl reet, Nl-:ZW YORK Manufactured at Shetlield, England 3 My , A rl FOUNTAIN PEN f - 7 1 : - LECTURE Norris Students will find Moore'a the pen for iolting down lecture notes and for use in classroom. Carry it any way in'poclcet or bag. right side up or upside down. lt wont leak. And when you are ready to write, it will start with the first stroke. Get lVloore's and perfect satisfaction. If your dealer does not carry lVloore's, send us his name and address, together with yours, and we will sec that you have an assortment to choose from. Prices 52.50, 53.50 and up, ADAMS, CUSHING 8 FOSTER, 168 Devonshire St., Boston, Mass. Selling Agents for AMERICAN FOUNTAIN PEN COMPANY. E E Zigi? Self-Loading Shotgun 12'GAUGE, MODEL 1911 This new Winchester has all the good points of other recoil operated shotguns and many distinct- ive features and improvements besides. Among them are Nickel steel construction, which gives surpassing strength and safetyg and a reloading system that will handle all safe loads without readjustment. mg Arms Co, New Haven, Conn., for a descriptive Urrular. IT WORKS VVELL WITH ALL LOADS. he Wznrlxfster Repeal- 44 i ship of the Rem- ' ' 'l lOne Visible Model 10 Remington F I Typewriter in use in your office, Will absolutely prove to you the i enduring leader- 1 1 1 ington. And every additional one sim- ply piles up the proof. Remember that we guarantee your satisfaction. R mington Typ rite C pany is-L rg.,-3 5: .- rfssmoeeem ,gr , ...: 32, 3 Z . : .:. 1 . 2 Q - Q -1 H : I f -' . ,f -5 . Ea WH fr , '. -ws' 3' f Q, f 5 5 2 KE 1 2 .P - A,',, :wif-Tfl3'Lgc M nr A ,,,,,,,. ' . if Qu RECIP ES ll l . W CCQEZQELEWU E showlng the proper use of WEBSTER' S E J. 1 E ff BORDEN S E NEW e 5 M .o INTERNATIONAL' EAGLE BRA D E DICTIONARY Q THE MERRIAM WEBSTER CCNDENSED MILK The Only New unabridged dictionary in V I V K mam' Years-. i - r are contained in a llttle 5 AnEncyc1opedm. Contamsthe pztlx and Q , ,Q essence cf an authoritative library. :Jfw Booklet Wl'1lCl'l WC Will be ' Covers every field of knowledge. ' We-m.I,.,,,.,-,TL,Q..w'?V' I d d t T The Only dictionary with the New Di-E P ease YO SCU OH feques - vided Pago. A Stroke of Geniusf, I 1 4.00 OOO Words Dcined. x 2700 Pages. f Q25 ' g ' EN ED 6000 Illustrations. Cost SS400,000. lQigi.,,, fi H U ww-, E- E- A . E ?'?:f::fi::,'i:5r:f:Ea:ew'fl ' ea eff 0 W' Y , ,,A,v9X Hltwxmsuxaxuaxm Let us ten you 'Mm' mlm' N wYog-lg V 74' 'Jiri 2-N H about thls most bmw, A,,,,,.L7,M5?, . e .5 Y fgrsflfifsizi or ..... e e 439-oenv X V , '4'9'fFQvf gy, R 3 'I' 'fx wma mfuffmple . 'EYE 55 ' WQSKQBMXKSS Pfiiilrs, Tris. j f,.xif'xo1 X- vvK:...a L: it Name this EGEEE' E fe v W and s0Q 'x V. .. 2:4 we will ' 1:22 4' l K K 'QMPREE -- J E --.-.- A f ' L ' an 1 'E L. . 5 :21 E- ffEijgggggggggryc.s.c.Mmiamc0. I e E 'VBpr1ngie1d,Mass.,'U. S.A. E I w li 46 The Sitamdanfd Qi? the WQ fHd Fo en W S LQEOWQ-ffgfmam C00 H73 midway NEC 3 E A. H. MCG HOTEL EGGLESTON Rocrn:s'r1-sn, N. Y. W G. LBERT 3 K I-ICDTEL CUIVIBERLA D Broadway and Fifty-Fourth Street NEW YGRK A Near 50th St. Subway and 53rd St. Elevated Station. HBroadway Cars from Grand Central Depot pass the Door. 1431+ rj ,if N nv ri b i ima sv! t' ,UF - E e X JI Vg X , ,ff - - -. gg KEPT BY A COLLEGE MAN College Men Always Welcome ff 5 H 5LfH HS 5 glide Special Termsfor College Teams New, Modern ancl 9 . 11 . . 337' 1 . 1, vw V 'Fl E IN , EI E qi iff U at + za- 'E- 451-352 H 'engfi get - em NV' ff lu uggfgf 5 2 y iegfu lg may !r a1E!b33,L,Q, , ri 211515 vs. 'N 4 Hfr- ZA: a n ft: f- 'Za n V' ' '29 M Absolutely F ireproof RATES REASONABLE, 32.50 AND UP WITH BATHS Ten Minutes' Walk to 20 Theatres Send for Booklet l HARRY P. STIMSON, formerly with l-lotel Imperial Headquarters for Cornell 48 Christy Engraving and Color Process Printing Co. Superior Halftone and Line Engravings Color Plate WO1'ii, Embossing and Designing 611 ' 618 CENTRAL BUILDING Main Street East - ROCHESTER, N. Y K .J -L9 ., Il. . 45 s ff .,xh kg. y EF iii r iiitigifr g E E E533 LEADING HOTEL AT 52 393 ggi? 'H .,. - i w:- 'K - , I I Fireproof. European Plan Cuisine and Service of Metropolitan Standard .After-the-Theatre Suppers a Specialty Nlusic in the Grill begins at 6.30 P. QNI. FREDK. VV. ROCKVVELL A Healthful Beverage Your family physician will recommend this famous Utica beer. It is stored in Glass-lined Tanks and brewed under the most sanitary methods. Try a case for your home useg you will find that WEST END BEER stimulates your appetite and makes you feel better. Insist onthe beer that's absolutely pure. G. l We ' aaewmo I THE FAMOUS UTICA BEER. IT IS STORED IN GLASS-LINED TANKS. SO ,V , . - fit? 54. ' vi Q 71, -15- Qllgzili ie. ' 1 if' - -M-az .5 -J frfff. Z x V' 'f Lys, . ' ' WWE: sr. .1 L. .GL , ar . J 7 'fear The Candies which are pure, wholesome yet richg smooth in composition and delightful in flavor. Whether your taste leans towards Chocolates, Bon- Bons or Old-fashioned Candies, in buying Mary Elizabeth's you obtain superior quality. 51.00 a Pound 485 So. Salina Street SYRACUSE, N. Y. Whitehouse 81 1 Hard 1 1241 Broadway NEW YORK Swell Men's Shoes MR. CREEDEN AT ITHACA HOTEL EVERY MONTH PROMPT ATTENTION MAIL ORDERS EEDS Timothy, Clover, Alsike, Alfalfa, Pure Red Top, Orchard Grass, 2-Rowed and Beardless Barley, Iowa Gold Mine Corn, Leaming, Pride of North Corn, Spring Rye, Spring Wheat, japanese, German and Hungarian Millet, Field Corn Field Peas, Mangel Beets, Early Potatoes, Garden Peas, Beans and Sweet Corn, Cabbage and Cauli- dower Seeds All Garden and Farm Seeds. Calf and Cow Weaners, Crank Seed Sowers, Cattle Labels, Cyphex-'s Incubators and Brooders, Bone Cutters, Potato Planters, sprayers and Diggers, Corn Planters, Insect- icide ndS ' T l sa praying oo s. You can add hundreds of dollars value to your crops by using our wonderful Eureka Ensilage and Gold Mine Corn, Early Medium Green Soy Beans, Canada Cluster Oats, Ideal Mangel Beets. Once used always used. This is the farmers' experience and verdict. Ask for full particulars. This adv. is worth 5oc if sent with a cash order of 55 oo or over. Write today for prices and our new I9I2 seed book. l I oder high quality seeds at money-sav- in rices S P - Special Discount to Market Gardeners. Established Over 40 Years. Order Now. F. H. EBELING Seeds and Farm Supplies SYRACUSE, N. Y. f , J E D R U M Rochester A D 0 N, RACK sf PINION n .n'N 3 : ' x Mari e h SPROCKET AND Ste B1'eI'S C . A CHAIN for all types of Boats it ' T ' -A gf a . 1- Our Aluminum Cleats, 121555 ,-,:i Z V Cl1oCl4s,F lag-poleSoclcets Wine 632 Cortland st., em., are 6595, Lighter Rocl1ester,N.Y.,for ' ' than Brass and just as Literature. AUTO TYPE, 55.00 Durable. HALL-GIBSON Co. Xs?SL3SQEES?EF? ROCHESTER, N. Y. M J f- N 'Che CLINTO I-IO S JAMES B. E. BUSH, Manager lthaca's Leading Hotel and Headquarters for Cornellians SENIOR WEEK RESERVATIONS MADE NOW Entirely Refurnished and Remodeled. - Cuisine Unexcelled. k S.. en : Be Producers ! W, as-Agua'-jg, After college, come out , cpl ' Q Ziff ,ff V into the fertile MQ pi ' I dffx p 7 . gym ,Q Prosperlty 5- f 'ggi 4.15 2 1 ,gi I ,xviggr R tiflf il ' ' liqllkz Q- ',4.f'P '4271 1 43 . 9.'.5 'i A ' Ing! Ljgffzfx 5! ,V 4 ,mg 'R E Q-4.15 3153,-4 , al' , iff V, l ' - . Xp Minnesota, North Dakota, y . Montana, ldaho, Washing- ton, Qregon, and engage f, ' Ng' -, 'FH.- , t - . ' . . 1 g p s- ' in General Farming, Fruit f A is A ' Growing, Cattle, Poultry 004,67 I vN5,'J,X and Hog Raising, Dairy- K 0 THE FERTILF. NOR ingg grow Alfalfa and Sugar Beets. You will be assured of a steady market and good prices for all you can produce. Excellent land at moderate cost-a fine, healthful climate- prosperous cities and towns close at hand along the Northern Pacific Railway and affiliated lines. Q Write now for Opportunities laoolc and Through the Fertile Northwest. Address L. J. BRICKER, General Immigration Agent, St. Paul, A. M. CLELAND, General Passenger Agent, St. Paul. Northern Pacific Railway 53 fgf5293E'Z92sfQ92S292sS29SSQSQSZSBSZQEDHQXQ-QQSZSESQSBSZQSQQSQQQQ SQ SB sm 53 Q 2 2 ' E3 3 Charles H.Alvord Q3 455 537 - K5 5225 CUCZIIOI' is gg 93 E 108 VANDERBILT SQUARE 5 E SYRACUSE, N. Y. 5 95 W Z3 gg Q3 3 Q 2225 THE man attired in an Alvorcl Suit re- gg, SQ quires no letter of introduction to obtain an A QS' E audience with the man looking for men of I gg, 3 quality to fill high-salaried positions. Q '55 53 22152 lVlr. Senior, Wear Alvords to graduate withg Q gig then start your business or professional life with gy EQ an Alvord outfit and your success is assured. Q3 403 . Z3 52 SQ 36 W 5235 Qs 5 -35535233333333?55?5Z3f545?3C353M345E3f5Wq5553?23?:3X545K?f5Z1V5P53 54 f ' N The New Reversible Hammond No. 12 J , , y fs 1 4 1 sl f!! V 1' :::.,l -IL V, Fi E' -iff ar I ii-'au U mlm' f, ,gpg 1 , q 1, A .1 m ,xt 5 I V 'nfffifiiilinh W- A, E 'f f -rf E.- . ' 7 r :1 4-. .4 1: r': 'fl if 'rr -.f - f- -- - - T V-rd'-2-mfs., ,V :- is .hr?4d,ij2,Jh 113341 'fm - .l . an -. . .F f - . ' '?' -, 4 'if zsffql is 'F' at fra Q U -14 L,,. ,-5.,s:'a,'3fx:5g5,,A ., I -- Q-4 ,ff-jv-...Y1i,j,Tfj', --fu.: I I 4 I V H , I ' The new reversible HAMMOND' is the most versatile of Typewriters. It writes from right to left and from left to right. It writes Hebrew and Arabic as well as English and Russian. It is truly and essentially the writer of all nations and tongues. More than three hundred styles of type in over thirty languages are always carried in stock, and the change from one style of type, or one language to another, is made practically instantaneously. This is impossible on a type-bar machine. The HAMMOND combines all those essentials so necessary to a good writing machine, viz: Strength, Beauty, Visibility, Dura- bility, lnterchangeability of Type and Uniformity of lmpression. Write for Lileralure HAMMOND TYPEWRITER Co. 171 Broadway, New York City K J 55 Why Pay S100 for a Typewriter? When We Will sell you machines, which are to all intents and purposes JUST AS GOOD AS BRAND NEW, at these sur- prisingly low prices : p Elegant L. C. Smith Visibles, Monarchs, l Underwoods ,...... S35 to S55 Fine Smith Premiers, Remingtons, Olivers, S20 to S45 Standard Folding, Blickensderfers, Suns, Yosts, Densmores, others, . . . S10 to S35 All makes of typewriters rented anywhereg all kinds repairedg Supplies. VVe do perfect form, or imitation typewriting letter printing. Our service is prompt and satisfaction is guaranteed. CHICAGO TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE 201 lo.205e New Rosenbloom Building SYRACUSE, NEW YORK 56 At lwost Good Shops Eaisbie Collar5 means so mucli in dress is4 conkrred bgH1ciCadil1ac'.' ' o 'ighdslijftle fouch 'thai ,N , 4 , IHS ifhe righi collar ' 7 ' - ? for rughjr now fM3Qfg,3ifHfge.....' W .....:f:z2i:g:i,::ef!!IIlIuu ami 1 ' At Mhwt Good Shops 57 OR the College nian who would start in active life upon the completion of his course, a Bank Account is essen- tial to his success. We have special facilities for handling the accounts of young n1en, and We should be glad to enter into correspondence with you in reference to the same. Banking can be done with us by mail. Qlitizmm Grunt Qiunlpang, . Htira, NH. new York Belting si Packing Qompan llimited EXXXXXXXXXX!XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXHXXXKXXKXXXXXXXHXXXE 3 r . . X E Manufacturers of High-grade Mechanical Rubber Goods, 552 XX 5. Q. r: E1 :J rm O o cr o- U7 T sv 5' o c VJ El K0 P+ o ::: SD 1: cn- 4 Pl. 4 CD FU o cm. W na O if :1 rm XX XXXXHXXHXXXXXX w U' xv QUELQUQQEQ mE,,-.ff,E'9DD- C14-+5 .-.af 2-Ee-:UHF 'c5O9i-mo. EAUQO rn 5 F W 3 O M v-.O mgfjz 5::a,.55'D- s: I Dizbo 0E'Lg'f1g,'f-.:'. 9.6'mmg E2,' 2'g5i5 ::UfD m O 1 1 Qm 'rnL'L22 UI n-n Q' ,DQEEF o.9h:xr:'5'og H9-332 gn: :rg-U7 w D W 0 c CD5 U3-c1.:.5 f37.:2 4 38a1,yU3U3 mgodmggu 55 02.00 Dar-img-D-'51 fffbwfbmn 0-3-Er 'Gm E583-mjf-D+' m.'Sm?5'f E.'OoQffG'-33 95350 D35 Q' P-10 ff 'Una' H55 99.5-' Q0 935--5-rf-QCII FLUQ n'rnf f' XXXXXXXKHXXXXX XXXMXXXXXXXKNXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXMXXXMKKXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 9l:93 Zbambers Street : : new York 58 U I G L EY Denotes Quality in Desks Roll Top Desks, Plat Top Desks. Typewriter Cabinets and Tables in Quartered Oak, Mahogany and Imitation Mahogany No. 832 THE QUIGLEY FURNITURE CO. Q Whitesboro, N.Y. CATALOG UPON REQUEST M - - J 59 BILLY BOY The best leaf grown in the tobacco fields of Virginia and North Carolina is cured by nature's process and then aged for six years before being made ready for your use. BILLY BOY eeeknowing the students, apprecia- tion of a good smoke mrwe Want the Alumni, as Well as the student, to use Billy Boyi' mbecause it is better tobacco min pipe or cigarette its quality makes smoking more enjoyable BILLY BOY That common fault of most tobaccos, biting of the tongue, is entirely re- moved by this proper curing and aging before the tobacco is manufactured. 60 HOTEL IMP! AL One 'Block from the ,,qg?'2a-1 ,gfviii r n 'N -CN' ' N P ' NEW ,eiff'2u1lJ'l' r ew e'msylv'm'a PENNSYLVANLA lf! E Lx: Station STATION Q: Hal 1 H H s Iii . 55, is g :il 'Nga L -,gin -,ji Egg--OL a NEW YORK CITY wq1E,.,.LQf35:ppw.,,...t 332 22 , ,svrn1..1?' 5315.-ftiisjplflwzrpziIflill 522412 in minimum EE J 625,22 iiliziamria it rf lg 'L 'f'f jYr'gA1..-- ,q ,f-3 'LQS1'-'sg 5.3gg5 Il'4.,, sail :A 'J ' VW H TEL lt' ll ll nz'f fC7i x '1l3l1!ll'iQ1.t5tl-W'1'p iF 5 5? J, QE! 54, , ,, 1, ,lin horn ,Qlmw ,..A, H .1 y If I , A I .iQj'11,,mj n ,H . 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Booklet, with rates, mailed on request. - ROBERT STAFFORD, Proprietor COP ELAND TOWNSEND, Manager ,..-lm. , is p--.gags mu I Proper T0lllS HTG Half lllB Balllll V, . ,.-.- . -Q' ' - . i .i-, ' Q- -5 .. , - En? i i r 4- ,r,o ' WE have supplied Students and Professional Engineers, Draftsrnen, Architects and Sur- vevors with office and field tools for the last quarter of a century and have studied their demands. Our Catalogue 5.l on application. KOLESCH Cd CO. Established 1835 138 Fulton Street NEW YORK e .f Q 4. 2 Jaws I urkvr IMPORTERS AND MAKERS OF DISTINCIIVE FURNISHING' FOR YOUNG MEN G. E. TUCKER CO. Seneca Hotel Building ROCHESTER, N. Y. 61 J X Teerless Moior Car Company of N ew York i760 BROADWAY, AT 57TH STREET N F C' FC K J K Chas. W. Crosman leo. . rosman Established 1838 Crosman Bros. IMPORTERS, GROWERS, WHOLE- SALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Garden, Field 8: Flower Seeds Awarded two Grand Prizes Louisiana Purchase Exposition, St. Louis, I904. Awarded Gold Medal Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo, I90I. . lVhol.:sale Ofice 6 Seed House 903 Monroe Avenue I ROCHESTER ReIaiI Slare I N. Y. 355 Main St., East Long Distance Telephone No. 251 Descripliue Calalogue mailedfree on application F W 62 A. N. RUSSELL St SONS CO. MANUFACTURERS 5: DESIGNERS of SHOW CASES AND STORE FIXTURES :: :: OF ALL KINDS :: :: ' NY: SMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM MMM WW E QQ 1 ES BRAINS T QE E2 MAKE A BETTER ARTICLE.-Roberl om. as Q T - E MMM WWW 'sr TI-IE I-IAIVIIVIGND S2 MODEL No. I2 as Q ,QQQI7 E Q is ge 3 E 3 Eghmnpw g E ' f ,'w:57ia:1m1x2' ,g ' 1 Q wwwAA1wJfh2 E II ' I N KS s s ' Te'--w:s,.,,,,- ,i . N R IS TI-IE BEST TYPEWRITER MMM WWW QQ Perfect and Permanent Alignment, QQ Q Interchangeable Type, QE Q Uniformity of Impression, QQ QQ Simplicity of Construction, E QQ Automatic Paper Straightening, E QQ Writing upon any width paper, QS SI And numerous other features of operative advantage IE S52 possessed by no other typewriter. IS S2 FULL DEscRlPT1vE LITERATURE ON APPLICATION E S F N ' - F EQ UMZHAMMONDTYHHWUUHKGJ E l7l BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY N F Q F WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWE 63 l J R M Km ltttttttnllintlst Ewell Chestnut and Cwenrwsecond Streets : : - Pltilddflvhid i DISTINCTIVELY DIFFERENT. ltr iRi1fDlll1U1I5P offers exceptional advantages to transient and permanent guests. I Nowhere else in Philadelphia will you get the same homelike atmosphere that you will atThe Rittenhouse. Located just outside the noise and confusion of the business section, yet within ten minutes' walk ofthe railroad stations, shopping district and theatres. Milk, vegetables, poultry, eggs and drinking water from our Big Spring Farms in Chester County. An exclusive cafe--cuisine and service of the highest standard. EUROPEAN PLAN. 31.50 PER DAY AND UP. R VAN GILDER MANAGER AMERICAN PLAN, 54.00 PER DAY AND UP. i 64 ' T T et? I X W 0 1. , A 2 Q rg. -1 Zigi 7' 7 nyx Oszewl l - ', ' 1 .V 'VA'- I l l I 'I 4 4 . 'yay ' Vx- ,-gg . Always Ready and Reliable, X no matter what the ' Occaswn I F YOU WANT THE MOST or Season STYLISH SHOES OBTAIN FOR MEN, WOMEN al CHILDREN ' ABLE, WRITE TO Gladly oflerecl by all Leading Shops Lam' 55 Taylor f TQTTTJIWHIIITIIIQIITIIIIHIIII NEW YORK 53 Clinton Ave., South WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS T ROCHESTER' N' Y' f - TX The Essex Company UTICA, N. Y. Specializing in Custom Tailoring for College Men at all leacling Universities AUTHORIZED AGENTS FOR ITHACA W. F. Fletcher Company, Inc. 103 DRYDEN ROAD X, X 7, ,. -, ,.,.-. , 1 65 Qlfilcoifgix Sh 56 West Huron Sweet uliiffallo f QAKE screens, friezes, panels, chair oo backs, seats, cushions, table covers, -sg traveling bags, ladies' hand bags and N D3 many smaller articles, totalling in excess of IOOO items in leather. Each piece is individual, subtly soft and rich in color treatment and wholly unlike other leathers. The wonderful effects in the subdued shades em- ployed as well as the designs are originated at these shops whose artists are in demand for unusual commissions. The durability of Cordova Spanish Cowhide and Russian Calf, widely used at these shops, renders each article produced an enduring tribute to the constant aim for permanence. SEND FOR BOOKLET. cs Q rtolovex Shop 56 West? Huron Street uffetllco 'NEW YORK BRANCH: QWHOLESALE AND EXPORT ONLYJ 286 and 288 Fifth Avenue Q 5 ITHACA REPRESENTATIVES R. A. HEGGIE at BRO. CO. 66 COES 8x YOUNG CO BOOT SHGPI O School Street Harvard Squ S O C R G E. G. SOLTMAN N 134-140 West 29th Street, New York DRAVVING NIATERIALS Large Quantities GRAY-BLAK d t ma e a - - 1RAF IN K0 C F P N . sHoRr Norron BLUE and and at ' h Varlous Ot er WRITE Fon SAMPLES LUW PRICES THINGS YOU NEED The most important service the Co-op. performs is to furnish the things you need. We have, as a result, obtained unusual prices on standard articles. The students benefit. Trade at the . Co-op. THE CO-OP. MORRILL HALL 68 XHXXXXXXKHXXXXEKXXXXXKXXXHKHHXXX KQCXXQCXXXQCH 4, mg XKQCXQCQCHHQCX HED 1872 EXCELLED B XXX XXX QC X 5 E. A. WRIGHT S QQ ENGRAVER :: PRINTER :: STATICNER QQ 5 Commencement Invitations, Dance Invitations, Programs, E x Menus, Fraternity lnserts and Stationery. Complete N x x facilities for turning out College Publications. Special x x rates to Fraternities and Class Committees. Before x x ordering elsewhere, compare samples and prices. x E SPECIAL DESIGNS SUBMITTED FOR SPECIAL OCCASIONS E QC l K x E A W ' ln B lc N C x 55 . A . rig t an ote o. J 55 x i gg B A N K N o T E A N D Q gg GENERAL ENGRAVERS E 35 Stock Certificates, Bonds and Securities of Money Value i x x CE.ngraved according to Stock Exchange requirementsj x S Diplomas, Checks, Bills of Exchange, Drafts, Railroad Passes 5 x x QC DC QQ ll08 CHESTNUT STREET QQ 55 PHILADELPHIA i 59 X5-CXXXX35654565-C55XQCXDCQCQCDCQCXDCQCXQCQCQCQCQCXQCQC 60 ARE -YOU IN NEED OF F-I-JNDS2 Many students are obtaining loans by using as collateral security the up-to-date policies issued by The PENN MU UAL LIFE Assets, S126,000,000. Insurance in force, S530,000,000 Send your date of birth to-day for sample policy and full particulars. We insure by mail. ALL INQUIRIES STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL WALTE R S . B UTLE R, General Agent 25-28 Gardner Building -i- UTICA, N. Y. THIR TEENTH SUCCESSFUL YEAR If Your POCKET KNIFE is the Utica Cutlery Co. make, you are insured that the quality is the highest, and the blades will not only cut but will hold an edge. If your dealer does not sell them, write us, giving his name, and we will see that you are supplied. :: :: UTICA CUTLERY CO. UTICA, N. Y. eg g Over 50,000 miles in use Rolled from Beat Quality Steel l at W li - iw CONTINUOUS JOINT f I M WEBER JOINT X ? i f , ' WOLHAUPTER JOINT Rail Joint Company Makers of Base-Supporb ed Rail Joints for Skand- ard and Special Rail Sections, also Girder, Step or Compromise, FroU or Switch, and In sululinl Rail Joints, pro tected by Patents. General Ofices 185 Madison Ave., NEW YORK CITY Catalogs at Agencies Baltimore,Nld 3 Bos!on,IVlass Ch' 3 III ' D C I rca 0. ., enver, oo. New York, N.Y.g Pittsburgh Pa.: Portland, Ore.: Sn Francisco, Cal.: St. Louis Troy, N.Y.: London E. C., Eng.: Montreal, Can Z o Hinhest Awards- Paris l900g Buffalo, l90l: SI Louis. l904. ll I WISE The Printer FOR PRINT STUFF 1876 1912 The Fred. E. Illston Ice Company makes the sale of I-Iygeia Ice on the Hill a Specialty. This ice is manufacturecl bythe I-Iygeia Ice Co. of Ithaca, and is guaranteed to be made from pure distilled Water. Before ordering, investigate. E. M. ILLSTON. For 79 Years Oneid Al has retained that old home brew flavor. Because uf its mild, snappy and exquisite flavor it stands 'fin a class by itself. Call for it-INSIST Oneida Brewing Company UTICA, NEW YORK T QQQQQ'Q'QQ'Q'QQ,S4QQQQQ'QG-Zig QQ Q QQQQQQQQQ QQGSQZQQQGQ AC Zlngalln 8: '-Lgzmkinaa Hanhrrhili Square Srgrarusav, Nun lgnrk Elmppnriing Cflailnrz Svnuppg Qllnthrz fm' Qlullrgr 11111211 el 2222222222222222222 as WN 25 Ex? ES E5 Q 222222222222 1 7 A Manufacturers' Supplies Co DISTRIBUTORS AND JOBBERS OF AUTOMOBILE AND BICYCLE SUPPLIES A Juniper ancl Cherry Streets PHILADELPHIA, PA. W Q? BRIDGE Sc GOLDMAN Uhr Glnllrge Efailura E. make clothes that loolc Collegy, feel Collegy and are Collegy. They have that snap and distinctiveness that is so desirable to the College man. Our latest cuts are sure winners. 424 WV:-Est Avenue ROCHESTER, N. Y Bell Phone, 1147 Genesee fi 7 3 XXXXXXQQQCKXXXXXKXXXX EXXDCHXXXXNXQCHDCXXXDCXXDCXXDCXXXXXX it x x E S ' 2 E HE most convenient ,C anltar E E place in the city. We ice Q L h E E malce our ovvn pastry, and S gg u n C E E everything lS clean. We Q2 Z2 E DC serve everything in season. ii E 5 E E Come once and you will E Q 2 O 7 2 ,C Want to come again. 22 2 E. 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Chicago if Sole Agents I of 3D Church Street, New York C83 Praetorian Building, Dallas, Texas T - , Greenville, Pennsylvania. X T shops: Chicago, Ill., Greenville, Pa. To 77 A 3? f fx f 7' f-T T TT T T TT TTT T T1 f X T ! I 4 I L I I 1 I L THE TYPEWRITER YOU SHOULD T USE IS THE ONE THAT WILL DO THE MOST HAMMOND T Features in I REPRESENTATIVE T ' A i fl V T , Call 011 you T lnterchangeable Type fjqr u . ' 1 . . 1 Gig 1: T I Uniform lmpresslon G-fgiiiijgggl ' I . . 1. yi 'igllggff '7' ff L, Mathematical Machines ' M O N D N Reversible Carriage ' QMQZEIITIW' i 1'r7fG.,ff7 ' Machines, writing bolh pewrlter the Oriental ancl Occiden- 2 me ' -' ' tal languages on the same E R, Co' instrument,l any widthkof 45339 ,,,,, A J P :AA.,, Broadway, T paper, any anguagespo en ..,. W,,.,,,,,,g, ,,,,,- 5 . ' f I in the civilized world today A M 'A ' A' ' A' N- Y- C- ' SPECIAL PRICES lo STUDENTS, TEACHERS, PROFESSORS and the CLERGY. V T J 75 WATCHES, DIAIVIONDS, I JEWELRY AND SILVER THE NEW FOOD-DESSERT PUT UP BY ALL coops MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES I . 1 do all kinds of uc k F K 11 I he S Repairing and Engraving l IS THE HEALTHFOOD THAT INsuREs NO JOB TOO SMALL I A VIGOROUS CONSTITUTION ALL WORK G U A R A NTE E D I TO YOUNG AND OLD. I loo s ood,i ases ood,i 's ood. I 'Y A L g A HARLEY HILL PER MBE PACKAGE jeweler I I 140 W. STATE STREET Zbr. liansen's Ilaboratory I hhece IO6 C Bell 232 W Ilittle 'Falls, new York I Box I I47 I SELL THE NASSAU LIGHTER Gam eoson SIJLIIJ BREECH HAMMERLESS SIUE-EIECTING SURE, SAFE Shooting for Man or Boy- And a Simple Riflefto Care For. The Remington-UMC .22 Repeater is riHed. sighted and tested for accuracy by expert gunsmiths, The simple, improved safety device on every Remington-UMC .22 Repeater never fails to work. Accidental discharge is impossible The Remington-UIVIC .22 Repeater is easily cared for. In taking clown, your fingers are your only tools. The breech block, firing pin and extractor come out in one piece, permitting the barrel to he cleaned from the breech. The action handles .22 short, .22 long or .22 long rifle cartridges-or any or all at the same, tirre without adiustment. The Remington-UIVIC .22 Repeater lists at I5l2.65 in the No. I Standard Grade, but your dealer will quote you quite a little less. Ask him to show you one to-day. REMINGTON-UMC, the perfect shooting combination. REMINGTUN ARMS-UNION METALLIC CARTRIDGE CU. iii Bf'e'l'lD'l'.'lI 76 W. l. CLARK CUMPANY INSURANCE 307 Fourth Ave. PITTSBURGH, 7 FIRE INSURANCE placed throughout the Country. WINTER COSTUME CII. Now al II7 GENESEE opp. CHIPPEWA MARKET COSTUMES f PROFESSIONAL AND AMATEUR STAGE CARNIVALS MASQUERADES ETC DRESS SUITS, RECEP- TION lk BALL DRESSES, WIGS. MASKS, TIGHTS and GREASE :: :: PAINTS :z 1: We Specialize ou!-of-cily lraa'e J. DRISCOLI.. - - Proprietor SENECA I577-W I' -imgllllluunqwmluulqi mul u , . I' I' ' III IIIIIIII 'MII mu-- , WHIIIIIIII 'I1uIINE?,HI II'I' COFII ell 5 Shoe Shme Parlor , Q FIRST-CLASS SHOE SI-IINES '-if fffxfefi X I ' QI 1 X, - 1 9 In is ' 7' I 1' INI ' Irfllllqlllllllllgljff N 7- '57 fyiiiky I V :Jn W Private Chairs for Ladies Hats Cleaned and Pressed STATE AND TIOGA Nicholas Pappas I f- -f w - T, I lwull veul- Lt., . L S53 E i I -ie -L-1. 1- Q 1 ' 4- S . , 591-I, ' --H 'I SQ snug? ' .. e -.fmnsssslvy 3 'J ' T --'IH-I IInurlnsxqxrnnmovn1u-..-5, O U U-I I - I 2 P- . , ':lHwuuumuuul1um111mnulvIWQ2'IL U' Q E T - 93?-E.1'1,'G.':..L.,5II52I 3' , , . - - fe- - I - ',-LI ' I'il - E SBI Ld 1 f:,lfCH DSM- I-1 Ld I II I' I -- 05ucII:I.'usco.' ' I 5. V , NIEEMIRS., ungnml- Z I -I I . I ... -T ' -TUPLAYUNFIRE I b- - f- ,I ITURNIUPSIUE-uuwN F' E 5 ff ' -' I --1-, N - 5. , IIIIIIIIITMIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIII-1.1! 2 3 ..- U!Rfc1nnusruncHnnGlNE ,. 3 S I'22 'luas,uu:nnannn1E'f I- ' ... ln:Qi':F::v.v:n1N2 :5::n Il -1 D cn ,uumsihl urnnnmus fs.-.Q-efefa2'::a:-.fig ,ES :- Vmil wr s1E ?g'2f:EilIl::IILvIgIII.IannqI:2c:'Ln H , I- 5' 5 3:2-:!EAlIa,rI4Ilg:Il:Il,l5VH?.' 4 LTI-I X . L'.:IiEI'I3.I.'E2I.?:::f'- E gi- L-J I ww W . P- 3 Q 'VIEW I I - of U Lu 5 Vx I I I fin g E U3 3 5 IIIII I- 'II i g , WNIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I Lu 411 I D 40-Gallon Chemical Engines APPROVED BY THE National Board of Fire Insurance Underwriters EVERY EXTINGUISHER BEARS THIS LABEL: .HAND -CHEMICAL QEXIINGUISHER V, .b15.51-anunnza-sgnsnlvusqou or - Unnenwmrsns' LAe'oRA1umss,INc. ' . : PN9 1100 '1 :' ' ' ' FIVE OTHER TYPES FOR MOTOR BOATS, AUTOIVIOBILES, ETC. O. J. CHILDS CO. 48 LIBERTY ST., UTICA, N. Y. EIQIQSYQSMSYFMSIQ mwnwne new-emxememm,-aemfemememxe -'-2-2 'TA' - 2sw.s5-f--'sf-if MEIN. E',.1:zf:-i Exif- I qw.. ., -V, - I 4 I A ive. ER V - ..-I I . - -- , VI' ' -V 2 Wy - g - ,Y . I . JJ, ,W .xl - fa 'KH' -ik.. VI f ,. I, -. -B -N PI 71.2 mf ,Q V' - I 1 3' IM If f I Ii aiu- -I mi HI' J In w vga I f Lg-. I I5 I-I - ru 1. B eenen -1-.151 yi- J 4 1 5 T f'::Q 1Ig,.',f-Q , ,' I YI --.NU 'V . ,Q 7:---' ' . ' gu m -ex ' - - .- , ,Qty ytvlhy ,.... g '..v.L-..'v.'. I'W' - , . Merely a fhis remark- able Book to best in an- MegQg.i5:fefeW9meH . and Perfect satxsfac tory every oi Styles' i. '.?f'fa.lfffQgSend for I -'-,1g Esco Book'O I' V now. It awaitk but your ad- , , , dress. ,A . I wo xfemarkable Hosiery values., H. Schiff C9 Co. 890 Broadway, New York, N. Y. SW! SIUE SWE SMS!! HU! S-'UZ EDIIQSWZ SW! WEEKS 214465 WMS ?UKS'?A1E?KEZRf5ZRGS?Ri4S7!RK5?ZiG WE SQESZMMMMQEMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMEZE M M M If it isn't an A.A. it isn't a Modern 35 Ask us to DEMONSTRATE M THE MODERN Automatic F t v P E Self.Fi1linQ oun am en 5 TT ...d H.. A.A. CLIP vw l l ' A Made under Modern M I l ,LJ-ffm Up-to-date Patents, l ll , and the UA. AL M 'flu,,,.ll'llll,lll'l1,I'lt CLIP is time outfit M flui.g'fn - I S e that will end your X l,:gf?gEE writing troubles. , gg IEEQEEEII None like it. Simply twist button at top, place' point in ink, un- gg l'3d3:Z5l twist and the pen is filled. As easy as winding your watch. M tli 2'3E'a C, d ' ' l lc d ll f F' d 'll mgqxmg uarantee against ea age an struetura y per ect. ltte wit lligziggl l4lct gold pens, any style or size, Plain Blaclc,Cl'1ased or Mottled M ll:ES5,?ff2'l Holders, at 52.00 to 36.00. Mounted in Sterling Silver, 'L 42125 filigree gold filled and Mother of Pearl. 55.00 to S12.00. llyhmllilllllliillltlll. Awarded GOLD MEDAL at the Turin Exposition, 1911 I., illllllil M :fffjm y The A.A. CLIP jQ'gj1t'a'gSg M llmllull9gla,, Hn.. KU S. Pat jan- 30' '9'29 Waterman 61 Co. ex- I 'lllhll III' ,I cels by tar any fountain pen clip yet produced. It is made in one 1 I mml' lI U piece, of German Silver, Sterling Silver, Rolled Gold Plate and Y A II. ,I'l solid l4lct. Gold, with no rivets to break. Holds perfectly firm Q 'lm v lhlt, and can be attached almost instantly. S llllllli, g,l ' PRICES-German Silver, 25c.g Sterling Silver, 50c.g M n.,..1'y u '..,,. 14kf. cola Filled, Sl.00g Solid l4kt. Gold, sz.5o each new 'u..n l ills, Bring in your Pen and have an A.A. Clip allached a w ml llll lllh l while you wail. I-I' .4 ' -J H, M ? j j'fQ,,.U..,,'I'-'1- A. A. Waterman St Co. M 1 NEW YORK lx, Makers of Fountain Pens under Modern Up-to-date Patents and ' l Not Connected with the Original 'Waterman' Pen 79 KKKKKQQKKKKKKKEQKKEKKKKEKKKEQKEKHEgg? EH H E K K K K K Q K K K K K Q E H E K K K E K E KKK? EXCLUSIVE WOOLENS FOR YOUNG MEN IMPORTED EY F. H. CALCOTT 84 CO. NEW YORK LONDON ARE SOLD EXCLUSIVELY IN ITHACA BY KOHM 8: BRUNNE I Don't be a Victim of circumstantial evidence. For several years, hundreds of people have been paying exorbitant prices for mer- chandise. Are You ? I ofier the most practical line oi Athletic Medals, Plaques, Prizes, Trophies, Com- mittee Badges, Monogram Fobs, Presenta- tion Charms, Fraternity Pins, College Seals, Class Pins, Lapel Buttons, Rings, etc., at strictly legitimate prices. li inter- ested, write and get acquainted with me. Best Grade ofjewelry at absolutely the lowest prices in the market 'Maker oi Cornellian Pins ARTHUR N. MOELLER Manufacturing Jeweler I3-2I Park Row New York Established in 1907 80 Seneca Filmett fFor Daylight Loading Film Packs Onlyj JUST FITS THE POCKET E :: Capacity, 12 Film Exposures zz , D MAY BE LOADED AND UNLOADED IN DAYLIGHT Covered with the finest Walrus grain leather. Woodwork is ebonized g with nickel-plated trimmings. Choice ol Sin le Achromatic or Double Ra id Rectilinear Lens. g Equipped with reversible, brilliant view fmdellancl tripod sockets. SIZES ZZ X 3K5 3M x 4Xg 35 x 52 Qpost Cardlg 4 x 5 Instruction Book and Manual of Photography with each Camera A 76-PAGE TEXT BOOK-CATALOGUE FREE Ask your dealer or wrile us Filmett showing Film Pack partly inserted SENECA CAMERA MFG. CO. CD'i'2T'D La iGTk2'l'iSeI'hdee'ii1.fii.i e'a ROCHESTER, N.Y. rl E1 l I I LIDG ERW00 D HQISTING ENGINES STEAM AND ELECTRIC , .... . -,- - ., ., :mv -fir 'tg,fzg,:: I V-X447 More than 300 styles and sizes. to suit all conditions. All built on the Duplicate Part Sw stem and superior in design, r. ' linish and wearin ualities li 'li1iif it ., g q ' ' M o Fe E TH A N aa o o o E N G t N E s 4. E L E cr E I c H o I s'rs IN u s E Send for Latest ' Illustrated C azfalogue. - LIDGERWOOD MANUFACTURING CO. 96 LIBERTY STREET NEW YORK 81 15MWlWtMlMlMMlMME1 Ithaca Phone ss Remember Kash and he'lI Remember You He pays the highest price for your second- hand clothing and shoes. l:2WlS S5 BGIIIIIIQI' toe South Zavuga Street Ithaca, n. 2. MM MMMWMMMM Nl l STEVENS REPEATING li PEATER fl if 8 R l l Best Balanced Guns made. Non-Balkable: Self-Pointing 'C S-mznsws' UK S M.. 2 f 96 URNAM Superb for Trap or Field Made in five styles-listing in price from S25 to 5100. For sale by all progressive dealers. 1 Send for our Shotgun Catalog No. l0. K QL T an - . J. Stevens Arms and Tool Co. Q T p,, of o Box 5003 Ci? 59683 KS, CHICOPEE FALLS, MASS. T fOURN2-Max R. A- I-IEGGIE 84 BRO. CO- fllllgrnufarturing ilnzmvlrra 136 EAST STATE STREET 'ITE-IACA. NEW YORK LOOSE ND MOUNTED DIAMONDS INE WATCHES A T GOO S IN LEAT ER, COPPE A S LV R 82 lg.rt:Ng FA-if 1,6 HM. QL! x0 'Q x' Fixx 1 0 h f'.- X '-'fx' 9' K ,li, f 5'n H ,g Y, i 2077. .L f-I t P6 X fS?1N OF, TRADE MARK Mason Mitchell American Consul Apia,Samoa,with his No.6,20 gauge ITHACA + llh 2Ola d th lm ' qi Hon. Mason Mitchell CAmerican Consull, Apia, Samoa, writes that he killed the birds shown at from 50 to 70 yards with his No. 3, 20 gauge ithaca. Nine shots used to kill the eight bircls. 'ill These birds CLupe-Carpophaao Pacifical are giants of the pigeon family, are very wild and require a Samoan to picl: them out of the thick foliage of the Nlalili and Banyan trees. 3 qi Mr. Mitchell is a noted naturalist, has shot in Africa, China and Zanzibar and secured many rare specimens which may be seen in our most prominent Museums of Natural History. ' 'JI He says the more he uses the Z0 gauge lthaca the more he is pleased with its shooting qualities and general appearance. jf, qi We could go on-but try it out yourself and be convinced 'II The 20 gauge is the coming gun for field shooting and is sure to replace the bigger bores-it's a howling success. QU We make them from 5K to 6 pounds-SI9 up. ' ' qi Beautiful catalog in colors, FREE.. I6 grades, Sl 7.75 net to S400 list. ITHACA G U N CO. BOX No. 123, ITHACA, N EW YORK. 7' f':' ', ' i' ' ' 1 ' l'i1 lf5315'fi,:555f'-fQ'i7 img' i-533' r- ' 83 f Ku., 'fl1'JF H , W ' ..z6f ffviyo, as 1 -f Jae Nw T-' . Q, 06, L1 The Seconcl Largest Dam in the World is being built at Keolculc, iowa, with H A M I C A N H .,.. Hoisting Machinery , if Because it's Swift, Sure ancl Economical. . g if? . r f If ou ever have any use at all for uiclr- 5 ,. , .. Y q ,Y 1: , - r - . . . . . . -' if ,f ' ' 'i Qlvl, actin , reliable Hoxstrn En mes, DCfflCliS, , . r , I. ., 3 3 3 1 f A .V .,, -..g tf fiisg ',f1 - , . Er ' etc-, Wflfe the K X ,, V ,.s. . 3 isia :gg its merlcan W fi s . ...fa ia... ,. ' D . .. -. 1 'Y' r' iA 1. -, 'ff'- -Q ' r1..w o , ,.,i Q . 'gif Horst 81 errlck Co. 1 -4 , V ' r stiff '-':1f'gQ,f.,? ' i i' - 1: 6 if gf. av---. ' , mit .. ,.ci if ,... ..s,' , ST- PAUL, U. 5- A- Chicago New Orleans Seattle Kansas City Vancouver New York San Francisco Portland Denver Edmonton Pittsburgh Los Angeles Spokane Winnipeg Calgary Suits macle to order from 530.00 up. Good Fit and satis- faction guaranteed. Dress Suits and Overcoats macle at special prices. l B. E GLANDER l Glimtnm flailnr J ITHACA, N. Y. 1 1 igl Cor. State and Tioga Streets Y Q Above Calkins8cTichener's Harness Shop l 84 f 1 . N , r La, i ' -H T If of 'Rf ' , ., W O' ' i Q 7 ff . Ari f ? . ' ' ' ' - -- , y w if i , 1 , A xx -fr 'Az Yx . , .V QI ' Engl: . in im .. In ll Ei. QQQPQW 5'-rx I . I F Il I! Xia, .... x Q r' I' ' . UJINRVQQQP. 1 ...l ugijs ivan Q. . . If I! ' N Hswlagigiglwfi 'Qt .F--M , i S ni PT ' ia aiiiimiiiiifgi ff . ' i -5 NP miau Qa!E1imEigg.iilN , .M-ff ' '5 W - .. .-- las' Hr 1139115 1-1-wi f ' Q e I'- I . Harm' iiilqlymhwi l 'I JzQJ1V,,i5g 1 W 1 .-l- lf 'Pa ' 4 ll Il Pj' 1' 5' -vw .QM willy xi 335133 ' pl- rr I-gf? 3?H'wWSiiBE5iiESE?PfgE5.F3EiigM5313 RN 2, :X V gg frainzgmxgailjvummmE,j'1:',!5i5L.Im:Eg:g:Q33 ::gq:.,5,l3 NX - ' 1 ,L ul- 1- w.mQ'.1:5i:'1 T 5.4 e - I' I' ' E'7 i4s W 1 ri- 'ws Elmififiwi5'53'Y'1 7iiiPf3S1TV' Ei r ' M... Q , -J-J ' ' JEL 42 nvllaiim mm B i 5 wake? gi ,9 690 5 U A-KKI0. swim!! ' Pkg, , 1 9 .Af Q . U ' RAT Weak -nf 1 1 e as The CONGRESS HOTEL enjoys the distinction of having been the first thoroughly modem and fire-proof hotel in Chicagog it still retains its lead 'drag Sercvzce comforts and conveniences MW' 4 unercelled in all America 0 . M- r ESO!!! s 0 e p rson hnlh detached SZ. n dup- ilhlnlh 53.5011 ' Bo stwopvsoslalhdet -led S311 dug' ' ',0 SUITES-I' iees un Appfcltion CCH-am rress II?-H i m and nfnmnuex il Formerly Known as Auditorium Armen: Located on Michigan Boulevard Overlooking Grant Park W K Q an and Lake Michigan ' A7 ' . N M KALFMAN MAX L. T1-:ICH at CARL C. Ronssusn. The Hotel Suecess of Chicago gflfil g1Ymv!n 4, .ftwfwakzef v ii li' dw' ' 'wg I 'HQ Slfngilllx 'a JWTQI? 'WT k'f2aiXWwio,- F E Q 5' ' miami. i ni. A ffwmm C x 2 E COP E55 HOTEL ANNE' ' -Ml? as A uses 'Q qi- ' Wigan' , W. A Kg vw ,, , i -4 way 1- up ,, f , , -44115 Sw Wi? 74215 W Ham Sw onm , n 0 , , 7 n ,W 1 , ndnp W' IF QM' 0 m , r n , nl nv.: , n r, with bnlll, So Ouu up X 'rgggf Q-in f - A., l I Q A hir .Qi 3 0 o : ' 4 'E A i , q nfs, s g Q xkiggigli V 4 3 , ,I I+... , ..4 m'L 1'W'V W President, , Managing Directors. l ..., .....,. - ...,, , ..., . ,..,.,.. .. ,...,. . . H ,, 7,-a X 1 A if pf ,V q ....,-. , . A Q S L cv Qc ...Q e ,+ve in c h e I-'W' XJWSIU- ' A 1 K -42 LX- ,es 1 f- , - , U L ,Y- i I ' -I DZ 5 Q Jlciyrighted ' Ss Utica and Mohawk Sheets and Pillow Cases are ncognized as standard by leading colleges, railroads, hotels and clubs X ll Q Myynl lylfek W tl l N4 5 M like Q SM ' kgfflfif f l? K Q T W P . N r T ' ' W l fig' E -lf-fl X e .W K F3 X ,, .uw e J The fabric used in Utica and Mohawk sheets and pillow cases IS woven of selected staple cotton ll IS strong and well suxled lo frequent launderln . Made m all sizes, laundered, pu! up lh dust- proof packages reads for use. Sold by dry goods stores everywhere. UTICA STEAM ANU MUHAWK VALLEY CUTTUN MILLS The store they all copy Hardware Guns Ammunition Sporting Goods Considered one of few model hard- ware stores in the United States Roberts Hardware Co. 60 GENESEE STREET UTICA, N, V. UTICA, N. Y. l T HOLLA D BROS. t The nufeh T T 111, T Cleansers T Yeufneeuh i Specialty , THE HARVESTER 2-Ol AT FIVE YEARS HARVESTER Clear Havana CIGAR Spanish Work and Union made. Superior in ualit to q y 3 n Y Havana Cigar on the marltet. If not on sale by your dealer write to our oflice at Milwaukee. Wit., or Rockford, Ill. FAY LEWIS 61 BROS. CO. The TODD COMPANY 120 East State Street THE ' SPECIALTY ' STORE Silks, Dress Goods, Suits and Coats zz and Ladies' Furnishings :: AN ASSORTMENT OF LINENS ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TO FRATERNITY PURPOSES Dr. Frank M. Jenks Dr. A. lVl. Mac Gachen DEN T15 T . Dentist . A Office Hours-9 to IZ: l to 5 Hoursqg a' m' to 5 P' m' ZIS EAST STATE ST., Opposite lthaca Hotel lthaca Telephone State St. BELL PHONE 37 HOTEL CUIVIBERLAN Broadway and Fifty-Fourth Street NEW YORK Near 50th St. Subway and 53rd St. Elevated Station. Broadway Cars from Grand Central Depot pass the Door. KEPT BY A COLLEGE MAN E' 7:5 .y -2 El, ,, , a s ' l g College Men Always Welcome Special Termsfor College Teams gl! H . li ng 515 --a MTE 1 'B ' . e.. ,, I . , gfl iii 1 Z i t iw-, :H I P- E il I, , I q 2- gy ' is I is '- New, Modern and J , N, ,W 0. I Absolutely F ireproof RATES REASONABLE, 32.50 AND UP, WITH BATHS Ten Minutes' Walk to 20 Theatres l Send for Booklet HARRY P. STlMSON, formerly with l-lotel lmperial Headquarters for Cornell Efffe Reason IT stands to reason that merchant-tailored clothes de- signed, measured, cut and fashioned to fit you alone will Ht you better than clothes that are designed, cut and ready-made to fit men of approximately your size. Merchant-tailored clothes are the only clothes that satisfy. The cost of merchant-tailored clothes is no greater than the cost of ready-mades. .!MercAanl:iaiforeJ Suiis, ,578 fo ,545 We also clean suits, hats, fancy vests and gloves of all kinds. Special attention given to ladies' suits, dresses, gloves and slippers. Alterations, dyeing, pressing and repair work of all kinds. J .Qafes 417 5. Sfale Sheer wofh Thoaes Jfbaca, 89 Two Powell Specialties That Are Standards oi Quality Everywhere Qu' 5, ,JL its I I III! n III! I Ur I ' II, X P 1 X e .l If , D as . ,i Sfkfl Qffifg, c XY Ig of :I ,. ,.,, Qt- 7 ,f,,, Q nw 1 vlgffzw Q Y ', IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlII'I I I I Piieow L 5 X xW Q12 pl Xxx f'IHf N3 V My X f ff!! 1 X X X f I ff M W! I 1. R ' I I 1 II I ' :W u I , I , grrw I ' , ff I, 44, gg I I ff v I I' ' m W ,ff 0 Lil I 111 W H B QW I L jf . I ff E fs I I X y L X f J Z2 Z Q ,, Wf W f W . 1 , If The Powell WHITE STAR Valve If you want details of construction, they are in our catalogue You can have a copy if you will ask for lt. If you want proof, Do you want to try a Powell WHITEA STAR Valve ? We-:'ll make it easy for you to do so. No matter what question you want to ask-or how much proof you want-we are ready to show you. Let's get together. The Powell CYCLONE Blow-off Valve is made with Reversi- ble and Renewable discs and seats of white H Poweliumn Bronze Grooved plunger which whirls and scrapes the sides of the body, cleaning the valve as it opens and closes. Sets at an angle and does not permit scaly matter I toilodge on the seat and cause leakage. We can't tell all the points in this space. Ask us for a catalogue or TRY ONE. Your foblzef can supply lliem- lwul say lo hint 1 wan! llie Powell Valve and no other mark. H we have that also. , ,L T- :J , . Q -xl? i L-2 il ' X Jai: e -Y J Q 511' I 1 l lrlInI'fw IW I I FEI' II I -:P g V. V , yu ' i 1 'II IIMIIIIIII V I ix! , I In ' I H . :f: so Q If I X U 1 . , I- xexggwsxt Q D T A,A. , IW' I I - It IIII-. H I 'I ' I 14 VV- Av l fuu? 1 I X, S- IIIIIIIIIIII III' In, li e LL C DEPENDABLE ENGINEERING SPECIALTIES. T1-1E'WM. Powr-3 CINCINNATI QO R. C. P. CO. AKRON DRAIN TILE sizes ' ' ' ' 2-inch lo 8-inch O C C Do-CO0 HEXXGON - SHAPE. VITRIFIED UNGLAZED 40,000 Fl: ET ' EASILY DAILY. LAID. 1h.'i.5'E3:E:i,2 lsilttgfrn' 1?n.5l.?Q1il.d.:2al2E..1il2ii1 Tirghinllifelarhwdlfhif '2lirff.fnwsll1aiQegTl.2lor5i,'i'i tirfirni 553232 THE RUBINSUN CLAY PRUEJUCT CU. UF NEW YURK. Flatiron Bldg., Broadway 8. 23rd Street , ENGINEERS THE WORLD OVER CONSIDER f-4 gij i STAR B RAN D B L 0 C. KS -N 7 -- T0 BE THE MOST A-A-+V .A A , -...fm L: 'i RELIABLE, EFFICIENI' S DURABLE it '- I THEY ARE. THEREFORE. THF MOST ECONOMICAL . The bloclcs,lhemselves,arr- their best advertsement. Their merits .35 XE, Y L, , YE: have earned for them the world-wide reputation they enjoy. BOSTON SA L0 CKPORT BLOCK CO. 'gf iff lor crmuorr STREET. EAST BOSTON. Mass.. A 'T lT'S Ay LONG WALK from Cornell University to Utica, and though anxious to gain the trade of Cornellians, the hike is too great to expect all the trade of the University Town. You can talce the train, however, or you can motor down, in which event you will be repaid by two visits, one to the newest and most attractive Hotel in America, the new Hotel Utica, and the other to the Metropolitan Clothinglistahlishment across the way where the critical College men who live in Ezratown will find heart's desire in dress, from head to foot. MAHER BROTHERS QI P fi - Q g..,..... . ,..-we -lj' gx,v,. -,.'....-Qgzigarzi' I it ' :,ti,'nr5.- --fr 'I ' , fig' - fd '. W' . Lg? lA' ' ggi I ,. 3 A1 If it . 1. t E , G 4 t grit le 1 , 'E Ng? s 1 f, gf ' t 5 Y E? Y 2 in , A 1 fr 1 3 ' 1 , 1 , , fz L 1 gl l rf , l ,El . , 2? w V l if 4' if i all l ' I REQ V E Ili f-f'- -.--. .,, A 1t1 I?i6,i3,-it 11 it . . -Q2 . . , ,, 3 .V vi. s 2 flick 'll 1 J t A '9 v - ' -f 3 1 f 4 , f f r I 4 1 l I r 31325, FREIGHT PAID Holds 20,000 Letters or Papers SOLID OAK Golden or Weathered finishes, Roller Bearing, Dust-Proof Drawers equipned with follow block to hold contents vertically for quick reference. l V t Quartered Oak or Birch Mahog- any Sections in Z6 styles, for every tiling requirement These sections are 34 in. wide and align with 'fcompacl Sections' shown opposite, which are I8 in. wide. EFFICIENCY A filing cabinet merely holds papers vertically in dust-proof drawers which open and close easily. Any cabinet that does this well-looks well -and wears well, is as Efficient as any you can get at any price. A Filing System is merely a filing cabinet which has been equipped and Educated to do your work. CONSTRUCTIGN ln our efforts to give you Efficient files we have evolved constructional features that make Weis Cabinets distinctively different. All surplus, unnecessary material and opera- tions have been eliminated. We make cabinets that do their duty well. V COST They cost you less, simply because they cost us less-for the reason stated above and be- cause of a well-conducted plant, manned by skilled, contented workers. Draw your own conclusion as to why you have been in the habit of thinking of filing equip- ment as unnecessarily expensive. Weis Filing Equipment and Sectional Book- cases are investments that save you and your highest paid employes time and energy. VARIETY These four illustrations show representative outfits, one each, from four distinct lines Each line is complete in every detail. The designs are different, with a wide range of prices, so you can make a selection that will meet your every requirement. Further nreasons whyl' are in Catalogs nD -filing and office equipment, and E f two lines of sectional book- cases. See your dealer or write us. FREIGHT PAID al prices quoted East nfMon!., Wyo,, Colo., Okla. and Texas. Consistently low prices beyond. O The W Mf . Com an 41 Union Street Monroe, Michigan New York Oflice- 8 Fulton Street Q2 S20.00, FREIGHT PAID Files 20,000 Letters Quarterecl Oak Top and Front, Back and Sides Paneled Plain Oak Double Roller Bearing Supports. smiewr fini: l Q5 ia. fi' snarsee. -.aw si: ' ,3,,:,'g,,.,,,g,,, 1 . ., .. .V L , ,rc fx . sk , ,, 512,545- 'Mais' ef' 1 Compact Sections' You can add to one or more oi the 28 kinds of sections as your business grows. CAN HELP YOU if you wan! employment and can af- tord to prepare for a paying position If you are leaving College or High School with no other preparation for work than is given in purely academic advantages. If you have to make your living and wish to be able to earn good pay with merchants and business men, bankers and financiers, railways and other great corporations Eastman Can Help You. A course in this widely known commercial school will give you a thorough training for business and quality you to earn A HIGHER SALARY than will ever be paid you until you are able to render more eI'Iicient service. A national reputation based on more than half a century of successful experience attracts students from every State in the Union and many foreign countries. All commercial branches practically taught. Delight- ful recreative environment. No vacations. It will pay you to attend our Summer Session. Write for our prospectus-now, while you are thinking about it. It will convince you that we can lit you for business and find business lor you, as more than 50,000 graduates testify. Address CLEMENT C. GAINES, M.2I., L.L.D. Box C. C., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. UU o o SZEIZQIZIQIZZEZIIZIZZIZMDIZIZZIIZHZEIZ 3 i Ii 3 Cut Flowers, 5 32 y Floral Decorations, gg Q EIU. IE N r KS Q Fon Au. OCCASIONS AT R N y mooznns Pnrces KE Q f.'SQ.fN 1221533 AZ3f.'T.'lT2i is Sl KE so . ,. rs 3 I mr Boot norm comrrrrv r E SQ ITHACA, NEW vonx ! E S52 iii I is WWWWWWWWWWWWWWIE SIZUZIZIZIIZIZIIZIIZUZZZIZIIZIIZE fill youiget it trom us, it's right 3 WE MAKE SUITS IE 5? TU MEASUIIE is E2 u 50 PER CENT. E 32 A AND SAVE vo is Q Zffltf SSSPBLUTQZEVKEUZ E g - WE RENT ANU SELL IIRESS SUITS 3 QQ Ti-re aes-Ligslsfsg--ro-wean I E SLI ls TO ia: Founo HERE I Us 3 E 3 ourrmor at rorwrrr E Q i if ' CJ 55 ?i??l??l??I??lWlW??C7?I?l??iWWZIE - Q I.. - -l One Visible Model 10 Remington Typewriter in use in your office, will absolutely prove to you the enduring leader- ship of the Rem- ington. And every additional one sim- ply piles up the proof. Remember that we guarantee your satisfaction. Remington Typ C pany K 9 Urband, Son 81 Co. The Tailors A A Who save you money on clothes o,,o X. I xx-. .,1 HQ! I ' Dry! l N I T I I 1 Q A n Y i Q . f i Sack Suits ........ 535.00 and up 1 Full Dress Suits, Lined Silk through- A out ........------.-- 355 0.00 I Overcoats ............. 340.00 REIVIEIVIBER WE CUT AND IVIAKE YOUR CLOTHES TO INDIVIDUAL TASTE 208 EAST SENECA STREET ITHACA :: :: NEW YORK 95 it 3 5 3 55 353 tit-rfirriitml V I C T o R v 1 C T R o L A lllllmllli ml ll: l 1 Ml, li rl i ll rl Headquarters for ithaca. Complete l l l'lll i 'll if l l line of Machines Call finishes? and it l if complete list of Records. New W I g l l p fresh records guaranteed. No Mll' r r - VM! wlu J i l' V l ,i W SCCO1'1Cl-l'1EiIlCi I'CCOI'ClS lfl stock. mall itll l-,l-ii-, NW If U, r r r ,rl l r r l ,psi l i ll r HICKEY'S LY CEUM I r ' IV Huw? M u sic S to re Q1 105-109 so. Cayuga sf. i .- EKFQHXHHXKKE HX H Interior Furnishings and Decorations J. B. WELLS 8a SON CO. invite attention to their department for high-class interior decorative Work. Complete assortments of Oriental Rugs, Carpets, Hangings, Draperies and Curtains. Contracts taken forfthepcomplete or partial furnishing of residences, Clubs and Fraternity houses at moderate cost. Estimates submitted. g J. B. WELLS 8s soN co. 77-83 Genesee Street UTICA, N. Y. 96 The House of Quality', ' A. 13. WHEATQN, Mgr. ibrantinal Eailur anti Qiutter A I k I f fl H I07 N AURORA STREET ND F ITHACA N Y 9 Outfitters of V a r s it y grev: Regular B b ll 30c., 40c. L H k y AND B lf fb U ' 60c. Meals S F tball AND TBGIIIS Dishes to Crder Treman, King 8 Co. I R I Happy Hour Theatre Vaudeville-Motion Pictures OVER FIRST NATIONAL BANK UU o o Q8 Franklin C. Cornell East Hill Coal Yard The Celebrated L. V. Coal Cannel Coal and Wood Bell Phone 362 Ithaca Phone 755 Good, Clean Food which gives NOURISHMENT will give you the strength to face the ordeal of your EXAMS. The best place to obtain this is at the clean table of THE COURT INN RESTAURANT COOPER at SHERWOOD, Props. 128 Dryden Road Board Short Orders 54.50 per Week Regular Prices CI-l I PMAaN'S VANTINE'S TOILET ARTICLES FINE EMBROIDERIES BRASS GOODS DRAPERIES AND CURTAINS ART FURNITURE CHIP1VIAN'S I08 East State Street We'll Get You, T00 If you don't stop flirting with this ad. Why? Because our Clothes -the essence of present-day style, tingling with life-possess characteristics that charm. Be good to yourself. See them. A minute of Hlook is Worth a year of talk. F. Hendrick, the Tailor SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE FOR The Royal Tailor 3244 E.State Street and W.G.B. Clothes Ithaca NewYork XX EXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXHXXKXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXNXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXNXXXXXXXXKKQ 95 x 94 DC N o x 2 Prime Steer Beef vc if: Home Dressed Pork, Veal 8 Lamb 54 X 54 H E Home Cured Ham and Bacon E Game In SCHSOH-also Home Dressed Poultry 32 X 5 Special Rates to Fraternity Houses. S vc E 54 X X x 2 E. J. Moomf .Q soN Q H6 N. Aurora Street Both Phones 2 X X EXXX XXXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXNKXXXXXXKXXXHHE NEWARK, N. J. PHOTOGRAPHS Q A4 I7' Brewers of PURE BEERS, ALES and' PGRTERS 'QF - X Q Q Ithaca Ofce , CPPOSRC U M. ELDOT at SONS Tompkms County Natlonal Bank 516 West State Street WE CLEAN AND PRESSXTNHQ CLOTHES AND WE DO IT RIGHT We Guarantee Satisfaction Cur Prices are Right J. C. DURFEY 4109 WEST STATE STREET BOTH PHONES THE CORNELLIAN SAYS WE ALI. SHOULD BE BETT ER ACQUAI THAT'S WHY l'M HERE LJ. S. JOHNSON THE NAME THAT SU PAINT AND WALL STS PER 309 EAST STATE STREET Ax DEAN do FERGUSON CONTRACTORS FOR Plumbing, Steam and Hot Water Heating and Dealers in Supplies tor Steam, Water and Gas 313 East State Street S jQZQ F? D . M A Y E R S v Invites you ' --I 4 Q To inspect his carefully selected line of cigars. Q The choicest product of most representative factories. Q Cigars which please the most particular. Q Full line of highest grade Imported and Domestic makes. Q The solace afforded by an elegant smoke makes life worth while. Q Why not own a box of Mayers' carefully selected cigars? J V CALL ATONCE .4 203 East State Street J N f N in Highest Quality Eanfing Qfahfml' D., l. 8. W. Coal Cufs Stage, jfannp SCRAN TGN ant' C 0 A L Ballroom Banning alaugbt Properly Prepared and Carefully Delivered Qllnlunial Builhing 111 QEast Svtate Street JAMES LYNCH Zltbatai 9' 9- West Seneca Street Ithaca, N. Y. J K. 104 'N ENLARGED EDITION. H Songs of Cornell, issued March, l909, and brought down to date by the addition of Carnelian and White and Fight for Cornell. Qlma Mater mardi by Wilmot Moses Smith, '74 and HrchibatiCs-aswell Wales, 'iz' ei-kl'i:-- ' t-: ii:-- e xieifgv-1-3 3' 3? id 42 Si El 57 1, Fu a-bove Cayi- u - ga's, wa- tem, With its waves of blue, 2. Far A-bove the bus - y hum-ming Oi the bust-'ling town, 51 gz gg Engl ,sua sig: fi ou' 4' i- i 7 T u K ,LLJ on :E -3 Pj. f - our-' 5 Ii- F S -:lie-T-Pbaed ji ifig-Q 3 Q H131 Stands our no - ble Al - ma Ma- ter, Glo - ri-ous to view. Beared a-gainst the ar6h of heav-en, Looks she proud-ly down. E for c aft ' e +w'm1+Q P' F if x f 1 gl' 51 5 ifgaeigg ,gilfii ieegia ' - ,fg JT-Tilfjt KWE gig E E -If Mid lglqay and by yarnlulon af1'hs Oliver Dluou Co., owners at the Covlfllhl. All the Masque Scores, Latest Songs and everything in a Musical Line at LENT'S MUSIC STORE 122 NORTH AURORA STREET 105 TT H J- C5?:5R!3HAL 01132 Qlurner Tailor bbup NEW, CLEANING AND REPAIRING 716 EAST BUFFALO STREET 6 TEN Aims EASY STECTS AS POINTING Q YOUR FINGER hoot the First hots ut of the indow . HAT is the very best thing to do when you find a burglar in the house, says Wm. P. Sheridan, famous detective, in the Woman's World Magazine. Arouse the whole neighborhood with shots! These first two or three shots will cause the neighbors to jump to the 'phone and call the police. Save the rest of your shots in case the burglar attacks you. lf your gun is a Savage Automatic, you will still have 8 or 9 shots in its magazine for defence, after alarming the neighborhood. That's enough. Other self-loading pistols haven't any more shots than that lo begin willi, while the best revolvers made only have six shots to begin with. Any Savage can be loaded with II shots, and when empty a fresh maga- zine of I0 shots can be inserted in less than a second. The Savage Automatic shoots one shot to each and every trigger pull. Any woman who shoots it once loses her fear of tirearms forever. More advice : The Tenderfoofs Turn Send 6c. in stamps for books telling just what to do if you wake up and find a burglar in your room-advice by best authorities, taken from magazines, etc. Savage Arms Company, 72 Savage Avenue, Utica, New York. Famous Savage Rifles Send also for our handsome free rbqe calalogue, explaining all about Ihe famous high-power Savage rifles and the well- known line of Savage .22 caliber TWES. TI-IE. NEW AUTOMATIC roy f N ESTABLISHED 1842 I Welch's Sanitary Market , I DEALER IN Fresh, Salted and ll Smoked Meats I Absolutely Pure HOME-MADE SAUSAGE, Etc. ' Special care given to F t tl s and Clubs BOTH HOME-GnowN and I WESTERN MEATS x J 5 5 f A Do your Banking with . . . Tompkins County National Bank 1 sae -T 19 12 75 YEARS SAME LOCATION e COLONIAL BUILDING State Street, Ithaca, N. Y. . Swe-eney,s Cafe . Ithaca's Oldest ' Student Resort .I T known as -- I ZINK'S I W. IVI. SWEENEY, Proprietor 9 5 W 108 PEARSON'S Milk and Cream GIVE SATISFACTION l WHEREVER USED R. S. PEARSON, Ithaca, N. Y. ' Both Phones CARPET CLEANING Vacuum and Steam Cleaning by Wagon. Also Feather Renovaling. We will come Io house, do your cleaning on the Floor, or lake the work away. From your Carpels we make Nice, Flufy Rugs. Prices Reasonable. G. L. MOIT, Prop. nr, 596 C JUST ONE MOMENT! soon, oLD-FAsHloNEo SALT RISING BREAD Soft Mnlasses Cookies, Pies and Bake SPECIALTIES IN BAKE STUFF MADE UPON ORDER PHlLLIP'S HOME BAKERY 316 EAST STATE STREET wE TREAT You AND voun LINEN wHlTE Snuwmuu - Ealuunmw It HQQUUW 422 Eddy Street Tlbaca, new York B FERGUSO 2 C ARMSTRONG 3 IO YOU CAN BUY AN Oliver Typewriter For Seventeen Cents a Day 51 X . , WtthXX ZL't,JU E . A E , LL L- ' A '11 A W R k 1 gulutfftgf 1 -Harm 'J ASK ABOUT IT HOWARD L. 0'DANIEL 205 EAST STATE STREET You Don't l-lave to l Carr and' Stoddard l Go Out of Town t - -l cflflllnfg for Furnishing Goodsg we can supply them. l Should we not have an article wanted we will l get it for you and give you good service. We , I Aurora Stu corner Seneca get the newstyles aboutas soon as they are out. l We were the lirsl in ithaca to handle knitted 1 - f Cravats, English stitched Hats and Caps, English Collars, Angora Waistcoam, Blazers, . . Shawl Collar Sweaters, Reversible Collar on A fine range of Forelgn and Domesllc Shirts. and many other ideas. Keep in touch , t th - with us and get on to the new ideas quick. l 0 ' 1 L C All our worlr guaranteed at reasonable DOWNTOWN ON THE HILL , pnces' The Togge,-up Shops X l Mr. Stoddard for many years cutter for HATTER HOSIER crovtan l MY- George Gftflm- CRAVATTER MAKER OF SHIRTS THAT FIT 1 ' l l Two Cutters Personal Attention LANo's PALACE GARAGE l E Absolutely Fire Proof Agents for , Finest repair shops in Oldsmobile - wr- ,L Central New York CSS: an SO N -- mechanics employed Y men 'fwi-t v - - E 'e:1 ?2F' . Peerless I Hupmobile 1 Full Line of Supplies Private Stalls for lndividual use Open Day and Night l J. B. Lang Engine and Garage Co. l All Phones l 27-I 29 E.. Green Street, lthaca, N. Y. g II1 K J IS THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE LADIES' SHOP IN ITHACA , Our Coat and Suit Department has made a mark for itself, for our Models are always the very latest. Evening and Street Dresses, Under- wear, Gloves, Neckwear and everything in the ladies' line can be found at L--THE STYLE SI-IOP-l- X210 East State Street V A. PRITCHARD K J JOHN A. GIVEN FIRST N AT I 0 N A L FIRS T B A N K QUALITY C ll L1, B -14' orne l fdfy U1 Ing Roger B. Williams ..... President 507 N. CAYUCIA STREET Liifgd' ViCC'P2si'ff't Charles W.'M.30Q.',l1QsisirifQr Cashier Capital, Surplus and Unclividecl Profits I , f'm',f ' p W 3350,000 Coming 3 Quallty Ice Cream' Transacts a General Banking Business WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent f A THE SANITARY BARBER SHOP 3! CALL FOR S CHLI TZ AND SEE THAT YOU GET IT WJ D MENTE C9 JONES 110 N. Aurora St., Ithaca, N. Y. SIGLER 5' BURNS DEALERS IN WINES and LIQUORS A f K f S. T. NEVINS MERCHANT TAILOR CORNELL MILITARY OUTFITTER 408 COLLEGE AVENUE You Always Get The best of everything in Clothing and Furnishings at The Quality Shop One trial is sufficient to con- vince you. Quality unex- celled, Service A No. I. E. B. BAXTER 150 E. STATE ST., ITHACA, N. Y. I One Price to All Everything Guaranteed H. J. BOOL CO. Specialists in FINE CABINET WORK and UPHOLSTERY Makers of Picture Frames. Dealers in Furniture, Wall Paper, ' Window Shades, Pictures. MW Store Opposite Tompkins County Bank ITHACA, NEW YORK II EZ QJZSEEZSEEZSFEHZNEZSZQZSEQZSE Burns' F amil Bread IS USED EX CL US! VEL Y ON ALL CORNELL TRAINING TABLES WHY? Both Phones WE WESWZSWKS E WS S AA IS if I5 S IS SI IR MMM rn un f- su E 3, :- Q Ia. .- cn -I an 5 ra I: -I -a o -I an ,- m :L .. an C ru mmm JAMIESUN-MGKINNEY cu. 4503 E I: 5 ET : In IWW SI E Sq Gas Flttlng I as IIZIIZW WWW Steam and 'Water Heating 3 GAS, STEAM AND 3 WATER SUPPLIES I E SI X I R I -A I no I .I : Ui : I I :II 0 P' Q I Z 'Q I Q : E QQ 4 -4 N O 2- If 1 0 O -0- I I 7m Sl S55 QI S QI SP SY S E5 SI gp SM S SI 59 SI S SI Q S5 SI S SI SI S SI SI S SI 71 f S0 LLL, ,,,,, L Y L ,L 711 IS S? IE Si I IE HZUZPZIIZ I ZHnrvai Gfitg lirinting Gln. I mffZloS'D2.TEfIfl'LELL I SI I E SI VHY, ,,WX ,Y ,W K K EE S E EN T' Y ' I E 5 I E 3 PUBLISHERS OF , I - - , IE I ilthnrn Bzulg News anh E S. , I 4 Cmnrral 311111 Printers I IEIQIWIIEIIQIQIE Y. MIIMWIIMI I FRATERNITY WORK 5 GIVEN Pnomp-r E Em I AND if PERSONAL ATTENTION V E I A A 22 I SN ,Y , W , ,, L ,LLL E IS gi 122-125 Smith Gliugu Strrrt I Ig E - I IS 3 ilfhzurzl ' E 5? ' E SW! S9 QI SI SSI QI REI 3 SN SS QI SEI gm SI SI gl. S3 QI S SI EI ZWYII SI , ,,f,,,,,,7,,,,,L,,,,,,, , , L L L , L , , , , ,L ,L QE I I IE I I IMA II I TTT E 3 X I Manufacturer of all kinds of I CORNELL JEWELRY I E S I FRATERNITY AND CLUB PIN 45 S I JEWELRY I A SPECIALTY I 3 I I SI I 22 22222222 22222222 A I EE 222 R 3 I I IS 3 l STUDENTS, ATTENTION I!! I I 3 I GET YOUR CORNELL JEWELRY FROM I I Ig SI -C I IS 3 I KCCEIQIIEISIDSIS IE E DIEIIIIIIIQI SI I , if I I Walchmaker and. Manufacluringl fquelgr I Ig S I E 3 I I I WITH STUDENTS' SUPPLY STORE. E 3? I I 422 EDDY STREET ITHACA, NEW YORK E S9 I I5 ST 22 A 22 A EEEE 222222 R 3 I I PRICES REASONABLE E 33 WATCH REPAIRING I GOODS CALLED FOR AND 3 I I DELIVERED 2 3 222 222 222 222 2 I 2 I 2 H2 I M W in QI 3 SI 3 SN S if Q SEI 9 S SI! 3' SI S S-I QI SI S9 SI SI Q., SW SN BY S SI SI S' 3 SI SI N SI SI S S S 3 SI HI Call and see our Complete Line of Pipes Class Pipes and Stunt Pipes a Specialty Let us repair your old Jimmy Pipe Livingston Cigar Store l New Management 118 N. Aurora Street l If You Read This and if you are impressed that the name W. H. EGAN means in the world of Wall Paper and ' I Decoratin The Model Restaurant E g OPCU Day and Night l perfect efhciency and satisfaction, this Steaks, Chopsg Oysters and Clams in seaso little ad have Performed 3 Home-made Pastry a specialty Under New Management Shop: Over Billilren Theatre Ithaca 368 X l25 E. State Street Ben Phone, 554-J Spencer St. C. c. BLUMER, Mgr. W LBERE E STO y Table Tops, Sinks, Hood Tops, y in use in both the old and new l Chemistry Laboratories at Cornell l University, are of ALBERENE 5 STONE ALBERENE STONE COMPANY CHICAGO NEW YORK BosToN II I iK EEfvE'S E'?:V2i3tEE- E'?Ql'?2 V IM Qi o 0 II R H W O O L 'Mft SUCCESSOR 'ro II I ' M. W. QUICK 8s COMPANY X WI 5ie ?fK N eQ 12N,e?.Be5 IIN! M? Established 1835 West State Street H4 :mp Ask any hater tv house about our bread Ill!! II ADI! 4 SQBQTSXEEE1? E3 2 Sag iigias ix siizsg WELL-DRILLING MACHINERY AND TOOLS PORTABLE OR STATION ARY, WITH OR WITHOUT POWER, FOR DRILLING WELLS TO ANY DEPTH, FOR ANY PURPOSE. Manufactured by WiIIiams Brothers State, Corn and Seneca Streets, Ithaca, N. Y. II7 Qcxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxagxxxs-:gg QC xfwfff O o :T Q.. ov be O 1 O oo. sv H cn FI- V1 gmac X . 0 55 gg ' VERY MILD t 5 E L 5 S The Cigaret of America T E Q On Sale at University Smoke Shop, Ilflaca Hotel E QC ,,,,-,,.. --f x ixxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxscacxxxxxxx 0 0 0 BELLYPHANJEV 000 0 QaaR5,jQa0g 0 The 40-Foot L2llIIlCh DR. P. N. WILLIAMS. D ANA DENTIST and Sailboats, Rowboats and Canoes 1 Specialist in Gold Inlays WILLIAM JARVIS 0 T RENWICK PARK l 212 E. State St. Ithaca, N. Y. T R A C Y ' S t L THE STUDENTS' INN ' w SECUNU-HAND BO0K STURE N 319 EDDY STREET Great Bargains in Cornell Text-Books Open 7-00 A. M- to 3-00 P- M- Mail Orders Receive Special Attention 1 Sundays to 307 E st Stat Stre t Ithaca, N. Y. B.cAULKlNs,Mamef BELL PHONEZ 8 at 12 K-'-: I : ' rf vi lla 4 I I :I rr, ' . I I E I 5 I ,. i I : A It . I 1 ef ' A r . .9 ,,,. - 351 O llvvv .,,.Vg- V Ng .. xslt.: f E ,W lv .E qw! LFTG I E CIJTS' , 1 as if 21' R' TC il N 5 . , -xwoon E RAV X 5 N I- if 'fs gk aw,.m..Q. , - .1 , f'Q,y l 1' :Vsg- I97-IQQ MAIN ST. 8' ELE-CTRO 5. ING' f 'r M, , W' aoa-asewAsH1NeToN H , BUFFALO, nv. 4 '43 ' X K Typewriiers WRITE FOR CATZKLOGUE 111 We offer the best high-grade visibles at one-third to one-half manufacturers' prices and guarantee them equal to new machines for use. 111 The large stoclc we carry at all times enables us to offer I... C. Smiths, Underwoocls, Olivers, lVIon- archs, Royals, etc., at prices which are most attrac- tive and which make it impractical to pay the manu- facturers a large margin of profit. WRITE US FOR INFORMATION. WE FURNISH THE HIGHEST QUALITY Townsend Typewriter 8: Supply Co. ROCHESTER, N. Y. N f IIQ K f N New Process Modern Dry Cleaning and Steam Dyeing i Fully equipped with New Machinery for doing all kinds of Fancy Cleaning L. J. CARPENTER - - - Proprietor 205 N. ,Aurora Street K JJ X The LAST WORD The FORD ' SHOES The b t In leathers tgatialn 4 ' M O b t nne 3 the is bgstihoema king p3,1ffCi, : A G Eosslijlefitflge m,Jl'Ba is anxious to interest laijmadef nlllffl YO U. in this little all go to 4,.v 't mechanical wonder make A A look means another - Q iigfiiifi :: :: enthusiast :: 1: MB , t -- - '-sT:::'.t::755 4 - i a n n I S e ll A. w. DAVIS Shoes 206 South Cayuga Street- Hhaca Boot Shop We carry a full line of Auto Supplies. ST. We conduct an efhcient Taxi Service. 120 'LIE 'LIE EFL LIE EFL r:' 259595959EEEBEEEEEEHEEEEEEEEE5559555 5? M66fy8f fx' Qffe UfZl.U8l'Sl.lly Gafefef Cgasf Sfafe Sfreef fyfhaca, JVew xyork EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE E59595555EEEEEEEEHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE gsfrzbfished 7889 Jliefcfanf L7az'f0f czfzal.7616ef'a!asAef' jfiaca, .Mm york EEEWEEE595955EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE 121 Students' Supply Store E D D Y s T R E E T WQXQQQQHOUGHTFUL Cornell Ag men always come to the Qs-dal Store that looks after the interests of the Students of Cornell. Once in our store, you have made a friend. A glance at some ofthe merchandise We carry at prices that are right will convince you We can COIHC 2lCI'OSS. ROYAL TYPEWRITERS STATIONERY BANNERS and PENNANTS JEWELRY PUSH-PINS STEINS DRAWING INSTRUMENTS Everything you need through the college year and to end, with 52 given you Now. No Waiting for your per cent. 'E onarch 355215 HE typist who takes pride in her position finds great satisfaction in being able to turn out as much work, and as good work, per hour, toward the end of the working day as during the morning. Other conditions being the same, she can always do this on a Monarch. There is NO THREE O'CLOCK FATIGUEH for users of this machine. The mechanical reason for the Monarch light touch is found in the action of the Monarch typebar, an exclu- sive and patented feature which gives this remarkably light touch. The extremely light N N ' action of the Monarch 3 Typewriter endears it R We would remind the business man that Monarch light touch means more work and better work, because less physical strength is expended by the operator. There- fore, cost per folio is reduced, making the Monarch a business economy. SEND FOR MONARCH LITERATURE Then try the Monarch, and be convinced that Monarch merit rests in the machine itself, not merely in what we tell you about it. MONARCH DEPARTMENT Remington Typewriter Company flncurpuratedj New York and Everywhere 123 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIlllllllllllllIIIIIIIIlllllllll!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll EM Q The name that means perfect fit and I absolute quality in a suit. Q I Come in and examine our line of I imported and domestic Woolens Q IllllIlllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I24 ' Ai i J THE poultry business is no l i P. . :ongerdone of guess-work. l Ill'lClp es ea ing to success are l established. And the basis is l U B N y correct incubation, in which this l gi mg y Company were pioneers. Mr. W. P. HALL was the originator of the Mammoth Incubator. Write for our 72-page illustrated Catalogue. It gives complete information. See what a sound business basis a Hall Mammoth Incubator and Hall Brooding System will give you. This book is free if you mention the Cornellian. Address HALL MAMMOTH INCUBATOR COMPANY LITTLE FALLS, N. Y. 41 ,V Inj - N ' . W L-alzifffx wart, L -W- 321 - Y' i rt ll H W A Q- f , '1 k fy j., ,Q X, FRED RoB1NsoN J' if-ll, University Photographer X 5-Fm N ll i V Nr lXylX Q N r '0 . H' .ICJ X 1 my YES , K 46. ' at D - W XXL it GREATER SPEED GREATER ACCURACY GREATER EFFICIENCY g ARE THE LOGICAL RESULTS OF INSTALLING THE in tr o Ty ewte t te XCLUSIVE Underwood features make possible the most important labor-saving systems of modern accounting. The ever-growing demand puts the annual sales of Underwoods far ahead of those of any other machine-making necessary the largest typewriter factory and the largest typewriter oflice building in the world. Such a demand from Business men everywhere is unquestionable evidence of the practical mechanical superiority of r' nlg ' f ,ae-E I N I 'HK ' L ,wr ,ax ' ,- 'T -1 t ,..l , L , ' ' - ',.... -73.1 .1 .Cf I Qing .x-,N ? .W-1 if : , 2, 5 .' -'x,.. - ' gb fix 'go I ,i I '- N' Af- ., g-,f A '40, -ggzttt-.Qs :X f ,ui mg? 41, w VTX Gu. INXS -A - , .Y tu f owmrm New I I Q 1 S ,I DV 4 xw00 Q if :if , 1 JEZQQQWVQ xg' g , . t 47 G QQWW , f QQ 919K Q H pxfl. Q il 9? . Q 'Ai' .1 I I K IR ' A Q '- I 'X -WSI - . 'wqfaalfi E, i X l 5 5' Q J .. N' it C h is I it-rw m?f?f- - .ef I- C. ,. F. E. .W '- Ni-2 ' t BRANCH OFFICES IN ALL PRINCIPAL CITIES I imj-y ,fm ,fx T--.try ff I N-X ,Av ,117 ' 'T .-f Ulniderwoowd Ty ejwtrliter E 126 X Patronize the Leaders HOLLAND BROS. The Dutch Cleansers ALL KINDS OF CLEANING AND PRESSING 312 East Seneca Street FIND OUR OTHER AD. N f X J X A Cash . VAN BUREN OppOItUHlty for Students L' Ph0f08fUl9hef All the latest ideas in Photos In our Amateur Department you will fmd 3Y ' KODAKS and CAMERAS For Sale, Rent or Exchange PHOTO SUPPLIES DEVELOPING AND PRINTING G ON SHORT NOTICE DLUND 1 g Over I I5-I I7 E. STATE ST. Near the Campus B.-,th Phones R f N r 7 From Plantation l l to Consumer l l HIGHEST GRADE 0F Teas and Coffees, Spices, Extract, Soaps or Baklng Powder 1 l Special Rates to Fraternity Houses Grand Union Tea Co. I44 E. State St S. J. HAYS, Mgr. Norton Printing Co. 'Printing Business Stationery, attractive 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. 3l7 EAST STATE STREET PETER SCUSA l Modern ISAAC COAN In addition to the junk business I have opened up a line of Second-hand Furniture, Cloth- ing, Books, Shoes and general ' ' second-hand goods. Shoe Re alrln P 9 1. COAN 405 Eddy Street 623, 625 W. State Street - - Ithaca ' Both Phones Just To Remfnd You! THERE'S A DIFFERENCE We have alpleisant, private Short- between h d S h , ' . i.Ti'2viduZi'2'Z..tf'.ii1t?STQ ff Q1'Lf'iZl.'Ifl Tender Steaks and Sharp Knives OUT. ' Rapid Progress Sklllful Teachers At the Gate 1 1 Ithaca Commercial School D' F' MURPHY S p 4l5 E. Seneca Street Reslaurant I2 333333 3Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q WHWHWWWWHE 3333 I '1 D I' IU l I I E 'VI IU I 'I UI F U7 D I I' -5 207 07 2I 1 U D -I U7 WHERE 2 THE UP-TO-DATE BUSINESS MAN ALWAYS Aovmnvnsss IN uP-'ro-UATE PAPERS D. S. CTBRIEN 33333 WW 222 N S TWO MAFIKETSI 430 NORTH CAYUGA STREET 3 W 3 W W 3 W W W 3 3 3 N 5 3 5 W W W W 5 5 W 5 3 U W H 3 W 3 KKK? 333Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q WERE C05 T AFTER EEAVING CORNELL 92 W I DON'T FORGET GOLDIEI i Q 25 T I 92, WILL CO INLJET 3 , VEN THO Y Q W ALUNINUS. ACARDVVILLB Y Q 3 SAMPLES ANDVVEVVILL DOTHEREST Q 3 H E2 Q. Mnlhvnhvrg, Eiliiligmnf T Q if 317 EDDY STREET T H Q 33 HE 35335WEER 129 1 Uhr Alhambra Grill flbusic Every Bveniilg Special attention given to ' r - T. A. HERSON, P ' Class or Club Dinners mpneto We are the Local Agents for Park and Tilford Candies From 10 cents to SL00 per box Fraternity Supply House for Groceries, Meats and Baked Goods ATWATER'S CVVe can Bake anything Bakablel 130 H . L , '1 F clothes makes the man, well, then isn't it to be reasoned out you want to talk with the man that makes the clothes ? t9 205 E Fayette St. Tha S - SYRACUSE, N.Y 131 VISITED AT WORK is one of the nicer ways The School Bulletin Teachers' Agency has of filling positions and it is done more and more each year through our instrumentality. ln March, l9l2, the Superintendent of Schools at Winchester, Mass., asked us to name three candidates for a position in science whom he could visit at work. We named three whom we con- sidered the most fitting at the salary of S750-5800 which he offered, one in eastern New Yorlc, one in central New York. and one in Western New York. He visited all three at work and the choice Finally fell to the one in eastern New Yorlc. ln March, also, the principal of a fine private school in Wilmington, Delaware, wrote us asking us to name for his consideration the three most promising men we had for a position in science and athletics whom he could see personally, We recommended our three strongest men and he started out to visit all three. He was so well pleased with the first man he met, who was a Pennsylvania graduate, l9l2, with a fine scholarship record and an athletic record equally good, that he tool: him without going further, giving him 51,200 without his having had any previous experience This is, one might agree, a nice kind of Teachers' Agency. The School Bulletin Agency C. W. BARDEEN, Syracuse, N. Y. LYC UM This space reserved -- for the l LYCEUM Th e a t re For Dates of Attractions SEE DAILY PAPERS , , CQRNELL , , HIGH-GRADE... FIOPOS Bros' CONFECTIONERY Q' Chocolates and Bon Bolts We manufacture all our Candies Ng, East State St., N Y 132 GET THE HABIT Glnrnrll Eairg lflnnrh 113 iE. Stair Sirrvi I EVERYTHING GOOD TO EAT WHEN YOU WANT IT OPEN DAY AND NIGHT EVERYTHING CLEAN AND SANITARY OUR PASTRY IS TI-IE BEST. TRY IT AND BE CONVINCED I 1002, PURE A. H. PLATTS C0 40 years ago this Cigar took the lead and has held it ever since l Try one and We'll have another customer T34 There is no such thing as a chemical process for making water is obtained by condensing the steam that operates C 0 L D ll ice on a commercial basis. In most ice factories distilled the machinery, and this distilled water is frozen, making the purest of ice. This is the kind of ice made by the HYGEIA ICE CO. OF ITHACA See to it that you are served with no other, if you want the best. When you are told that natural ice is just as good, you can rest ' assured that your best interests is not the principal consideration. IJR. IUHN A. GENUNG Veterinary Surgeon Proprietor Brick Stables. First-class Light Livery, Boarding and Transient I-Iitching. BOTH PHONES 309 E. SENECA STREET The only amusement in Ithaca that is both healthful and beneficial ROLLER SKATING AT The Coliseum Roller Rink THREE SESSIONS DAILY Morning Afternoon Evening l0.00- I 2.00 2.30-5.00 f 7.30- I 0.00 Open the year round except the three summer months GEO. A. WILLIAMS, Proprietor College Souvenirs of All Kinds BANNERS, PENNANTS, SKINS, POSTERS, PICTURES, STEINS, SMOKE SETS, PINS, BUCKLES Mail Orclers given Prompt Attention ROTHSCHILD BROS. DR. T. R. STUART Eentist 31-32 Savings Bank Building BOTH PHONES I 95959555959555953EEEEEEHEEEEEHEEEEEEEEEE SIANLEY ENGRAVING BH!555959EEE!EEE!EEHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE 136 I N Svpringelglii ,- S f M x l l el V' l 5 A l I have just received the most stun- l !- 17' . . . . W ' ii E- J u , l ning styles and clever novelties in the 5 HH 1- -I Q N newest effects. Your early inspection l H E 'B 1 l ilwlted- goods gl-l3l'3l'llZCCCl SU'lClIly l You will be tickled with these new Spring ll W I M d A 1 Hats of mine. They are new, therefore distinctive. a oo ' y garments are tal Ore There's a freshness about them that's in tune with in a thorough manner and have character the me built Sprightly trim and new. The i and style. W old, heavy lines of winter's wear are gone, and in l Y I 1 their stead come lines that round and curl and f ours tru y' 1 show grace. l You will admire these new models as l do. N 1 We have not had such a splendid change for a l number of seasons. You will be tickled with these new Spring l 306 E. SENECA ST. l ITHACA, N. Y. y E. G. ERoWN The Bridge Tobacco Shop Fine Tobacco 8a Cigars a Specialty 420 STEWART AVE. A l Hats of mme. W. J. REED Peter lVlcAllister Eddy Street Pool Room 4 Pool Tables 2 Billiard Tables COTTONS Pure Food Depot w 407 COLLEGE AVE. r Orders have prompt attention A l N Bell Phone 696 X Ithaca 46 X ll is I l Meats Groceries Fruit lmported Goods a Specialty Cotton's delicious English Breakfast Tea is perfection Cotton's blended Coffee at 30 cts., and Mocha and java at 40 cts., are unexcelled 137 - Aj ? -T3 A lllMlIllllMl. .el . .... . f . v JI Q -an W Q -wig ..Q, : 1 is ' ' 'I Q' E El Wi- e . 2, li ' . - K 'f'ff?1-f'f5ff25'355354fHf+-weff' A E. :. S E? il E. A. RORAPAUGH lg CLOTHES OF QLJA1.1TY K Street Next to Students' Supply Store l gg i . . .-..-.. ..-.. . C2 M mumnmumnlmmmmunnlmn llnlllllllullulmnl Illlllllllllllll lllllllllllll ullnmnnnunululmumllmuulum . gl ' KE 7- si ores! Qitv llaundrv Q 1 'E. m. mQl'l'lllG 42 Q 209 lt. Hurora Street mending Free T. A. KELLY Spaldingls and Standard makes of all kinds of Athletic Goods. Special Sweaters for Varsity men T. A. KELLY 404 STEWART AVENUE I 873 Established I9 I 2 We carry in stock only the Highest Grades of imported and domestic groceries Teas and Coffee, Canned Fruits and Vegetables in glass and tin Our Motto: Cleanliness and Courtesy - NAUGHTON BROS.- IZO NORTH AURORA STREET I 1 ov I, 'W J SX 5' mlsm, ,,, ' Steel Hlshfng Rods 5 , . f , The Quality Fishing Rod 5 , THE HoRToN MFG. Co. BRISTOL, CUNN ECTICUT TREMAN, KING Sc CO., DISTRIBUTERS SAVE THE GRIND Of tedious hours copying your notes and other manuscripts for your college Work by using the American Typewriter-the only strictly high grade, standard keyboard typebar machine with ball-bear- ing carriage, two-color ribbon shift, etc., sold at a price Within the reach of every student. We are making an introductory price on this machine of 535. Send at once for full particulars, or you can see the machine at the oflice of the Cornellian. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO. 265 BROADWAY, NEW YORK ' 139 S293SQSBSZSBSZSBEQQSSZSQSQQSZSZSQDSZSBEQSQSZQESZSBSQSQEQQSLZSQQS mama Q 9' 2 C5 S9 T5 15 O 9 awww fSQS282S2Ei292s5i293EQ arfg 5 3 5 B DJ s Q 9. IT' 2 353535353 ust right in style and Ht Kan't be equlecl elsewhere 45752 Nothing has been left unclone to S 82 E5 Attain the Highest Standard gi EQ . . . , 3 5 Posslble ln the makmg of Men s Garments gp, H 5 Prices that will please and A 5 S293 35 emmanmmneaeamme 5 3 2 U, -P 55 5 52.9 S as E 2 2 0 'u n-1 fb Q, 5 Ss? P gf 3 P ig O 318 ff 2V5.5 E5 3 H 5 93 S 5 S ln-3 Q.. E s 'P' E' E. sszzfaszssfzsasirszsffatszfsazssrsasaa 5QSi292s5Q 5 S2 5 SQ 5 Q 5 52 5 EQ 5 82 5 Ei? 5 SQ 5 82 5 S2 5 3 5 SQ 5 S2 5 S2 5 EQ 5353 r-4 -P- O Tailors 5 PRICES, S15 to sso C. J. Knapp Co. There are more Photographs of the H. C. CABLE llne In th two leading annual public tions of Cornell University th fmany th phtg ph THERE IS A REASON THE H. C4 CABLE KRT STORE Blackmer Block, 405 College Kvenue, Ithaca I Ithaca Phone 180-X I w ls the title of our annual catalogue. I This is a hook of 2l2 pages, handsomely illustrated, and is the ' ' premier horticultural publication of the year. It should he in the for the Garden hands of everyone who plants for pleasure or profit. Mailed free to all Who mention ' 'The Cornellianf' PETER HENDERSON 6 CO. WN 35 and 37 Cortlandt Street, New York. 4 57111211 Qilnthvz fur Glnllrgv Hllvn s' -aff' 'iff' 0,25 N xyffi QW iff f X-.' QEQQJEQ' .,,-,-Hx 1 f B Q2 fl' N 5 M. M. Svinnnn illlerrhant Ulfailnr F f N ELECTRIC LIGHT BATH AND MASSAGE PARLORS General and local sweat baths and massaging. l l Salt baths, salt, oil and Florida rubs. I Rheumatism, neuritis, neuralgia, lumbago, gout, l etc., carefully treated. i Ladies' and gentlemen's departments. Lady H attendant. Hours, IS. SWANSTROM, Swedish Masseur ilthac 885 9 A. M.to 9 P. M. B. GIFFORD, Assistant Tel' Bell 688 J 110 W. SENECA STREET ITHACA, N. Y. all coalz are blaclci our coal is cheerful. N K , , N I . Exit?..sg:e:.f.2:..5z5it0s:.a:e::2:2, 5 ggmgm 5 llhgfp W. P. T. KELLY - PROPRIETOR D., I... 6: W. COAL I-lard and Soft Wood Yard: 602 West Seneca Street Uptown Office: I. K. Bemsteinl St Qoutb Qliinga Street, Zltbana, 39. Q. IFORMEHLY THE CORNELL LIVERY BARN, EL PHONE 37 : : : : : ITHACA 211 lf !l5iI .1'!-5T5?:'FI . 'f.:4f5f'f' A - - HOrt0n.Kel10gg.Vernada S F' E C I AL. ATTE NT I O N PAID TO FOR CHARTER Ee7Jhing,iBartpanh,1funeraI Q9rlJers J klthaca Phone 555-C ITHACA, N. YJ K J I43 Perhaps you're going to he married or are invited to a Wedding-you need then a 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. A man looks his hest or worst in a dress suit-he sure Tl-I you look the former hy having us make the suit. o Tailor and Haberdasher 212 E. STATE ST., ITHACA , PETE scusft Berrotts Shoes l R f Modern 5600 that Htl' of EXCIIISWQIIQSS Q? l 405 Eddy Street l it l N , Dainiy Lunches Everylhing Home-mad l l Orchard Tea Garden 1 l l 204 East Stale Street iss East State Street -T UPSMRS -'- i Miss M. Burling Miss E. Northrop 144 ANDREW ALEXANDER 51-1055 Tl- SIXTH AVENUE AT FIFTH AVENUE AT 19TH STREET 45TH STREET NEW YORK Shoes sent safely to any part of the world. Catalogs showing current New York styles mailed on request. Sold in Ithaca by T. D. SULLIVAN, 202 E. State Street Pictures Picture Framing and A rf Goods at the same place. S MITH'S 315 E. State Street Sheldon QOUYI l Private Dormitory l Located at entrance to Cornell ' University campus. An ideal rooming place for college students. Fire-proof, modern and sanitary. Rooms completely and lichly furnished. Prices reasonable. Catalogue and full information on request. A. R. CONDON, Manager I45 ,- i EE: 5 E- 5 5533533 ggeiiggeeggegjeseg E33 is-es ll W lil ,lzfql Unit I I lil' Th S tuiiitim r-ftn H t l 54th Street near Broadway NEW YORK fl 'l l l FIREPROOF MODERN l ll 0 mm Accessible, Quiet, Elegant. ,W For Business Men, Families and M' Tourists. ' In the Heart of the Theatre and Q Shopping District. W Cars pass the door for all railroad f stations. y Parlor, Bedroom and Bath, 53.50, 34.00 per day and up. W Single Room and Bath, 51.50, W 352.00 per day and up. Double Room and Bath, 52.50, 33.00 per day and up. ul lun! ,W . lun! Special Rates by the Week. I l ,104 PERMANENT AND TRANSIENT l N l W ESTATU ANT U21 QLAXRTE yi EUROPEAN PLAN nu Ml G. VENETOS, Proprietor Sendfor Baoklel mul M --V pmt ,lull M fl! n g N YTTT Qi-2 iii Xi'? Q14 Xrif' ST'T X W XXX 'H S32 -2352 -ggi?--iq-S2-S 135555-gig? -iii-23511 2 3 2 146 F ' N ' he LE1-1161-1 VALLEY A Real Railroad of High Class Service Superior Equipment-Superior Rock Ballasted Road Bed -Superior Automatic Safety Signals-Superior Terminals- Superior Electric Lighted Steel Coaches-Superior Electric Lighted Pullman Sleeping Cars-Superior Electric Lighted Parlor Cars-Superior Electric Lighted Dining Cars. Direct Line-Solid through Vestibuled Trains between Ithaca and New York, Philadelphia, Niagara Falls, Detroit and Chicago K J F N You are entitled to a Discount for Cash Our Profit-Sharing System means an 827 Discount to you on every purchase made in our store. C. A. WHELAN 8 CO. Cor. State and Tioga Sts. CIGARS, TOBACCOS 8 SMOKERS' ARTICLES K J 147 THE ANNEX CAFE 220 EAST STATE STREET, ITHACA, N. Y. NEW' MANAGEMENT Our line consists of the best goods that can he bought. Call and he convinced. XV. J. ROCHE, Proprietor The Most Recent Importations In the accepted English and other foreign ideas in N eckwear, Head- wear, Footwear, Underwear and Shirts. Clothing and Outerwear Garments of distinction. AARON VVELLS 148 T. D. ANDREW ALEXANDER SHOESl SIXTH AVENUE AT FIFTH AVENUE AT 19TH STREET 45TH STREET NEW YORK Shoes sent safely to any part of the world. Catalogs showing current New York styles mailed on request. SOLD IN ITHACA BY SULLIVAN, 202 E. State Street The Best Barbers in Ithaca Tltbaca tbotel 5Barber Shop F. H. ESCHENBURG, Proprietor I J. WILL. TREE l BCOKBINDER Reports and Thesis Binding 113 North Tioga Street I4Q 1I tbaca Ernst Glompamg Q Resources, Three Million Dollars All Banking Facilities F NF N USE 1 it 5 Weanes-esjl'. Q A p Q CTYOJCMGTIQJ The Ribbon in the Capsule W 5 Typewriter Ribbons are made with the idea of providing a ribbon of exceptional wearing qualities which will retain its strength and h f l t'l 't ' t lt n t smoot ness O C0 or Uftl 1 IS ac ua y Wor Ou and give a clear and distinct impression to the end. SMSARLGSS Carbon Paper Long ago we discovered the need for certain kinds of carbon paper for certain kinds of carbon work. We developed that idea, and the result is our 5 series of high-grade and efficient carbon papers, each made to fulfill a definite pur- pose. Aslc for samples, Students' Supply Store. Manufactured by Vacuo-Static Carbon Company ROCHESTER, N. Y. K F We make your Linen T- Live- M 0 D E R N M E TH O D LAUNDRY JOHN REAMER, Prop. Ithaca, N. Y. jk NF P. J. HEHRON Shoe Store The name stands for quality and durability ' 'e--..., lill III' 'u ' W l - 2 'W .ff y W e.,. ,.,,::: I T J HE Gsuoe Mm Call and examine our selection of exclusive lasts J STUDENTS' SUPPLY E STORE ffl 422 EDDY STREET A STORE1ffor the STUDE We give you 5629 the day you purchase. A COMPLETE LINE OF CORNELLJEWELRY, BANNERS Everything for your room Mail Orders carefully and promptly pu! up k J y J 150 Qvg F there is any one thing -that tries a man's -- vk.. Q, patience and makes him irritable it IS to get K Q , E 01 a tie under a collar and then find that the W M 9903 tie sticks and can't be slipped or adjusted ll nit It 9 A without yanking the collar, and consequently the S ' f upper part of the shirt bosom, entirely out of shape. , By our new process, recently installed, we so launder a collar that itsitop edge, where it is turned over, is not sharp, but slightly rounded, and more space is given all along between the inside and the outside of the collar. Thus there is plenty of room for the free movement of the tie backward and forward, and it is easy to adjust it to the proper position. We have been using this new process only for a short time, but have received many compliments and most favorable comments on the results. We never made any one change that seemed to please our customers more. By the way, this also assists in preventing the collar from cracking at the edges. Why not try having a few of your collars clone by our new process and note the result? Telephone and our driver will call. PALACE LAUNDRY Eddy Street Ithaca Phone 76 X ISI -T0 ll MGRRISGN ' The Tailor 224 E. STATE STREET Uhr Glafvteria Zll DRYDEN ROAD FRESH FISH. ALL KINDS IN SEASON LOBSTERS AND CRABS Special Attention to Fratemity and Boarding Houses BENJ. PEW Both Phones 123 N. AURORA ST. Lehigh Coal There's none better Satisfaction in every ton I 154 RAI BOW ACKING Makes Steam, Flange, and Hot Water Joints Instantly Tiiousands ofiinitators-No Equal. S I M f f h F win Hold Highest Pressure. H n oe a fC e .' e amen' Don't have to use wire and cloth to hold ECIIPUC 59431096-1 RBIHIDOW G8Sk0fr 1 Rainbow. Cm-ft Blow it out, Peerless Piston and Valve Rod Packing, 1 Th I EF F 1 R d Hercules Combination, Honest John, 1 Notice our Tied?-iiiarik oiuiine vxirlorgtiliiliriilsdw in a diamond uzeni' H usu?cess'n Hcermanexi 'ind in black in Three Raves of Diamonds extending ATCUC P8C1'lllIg- Also 8 c0l'l11J16t6 Line 'lefouef-5113',5fgeogn,g3j,jgg5v'hPgi13g1gjand j of Mechanical Rubber ceedr. Patented and Manufactured Exclusively by Peerless Rubber Manufacturing Co. 16 Warren Street, New York City Fo' saler?fQ,f1,,,, r,e,,,,,,, Eslibllshld 1871 CHAS. S. SEAMAN LIVERY WILLIAM H. eer. N, eeepe . eree . J. VV. HCOK Hack and Livery :C 114 and 116 West State Street Ithaca, N. Y. Ithaca Cold Storage TAYLOR ee co. ,C The Burner Book Stores III 113 and 115 s. mga st. II ESTABLISHED 1868 ISS 'I f N JACOB REED'S SONS Ready-to-Wear Clothes of unequalled fashioning and style, Haberdashery of the best, Custom Tailoring and Headwear. MANUFACTURERS OF GOLD MEDAL UNIFORMS Originators and sole authorized distributors of Greek Letter Fraternity Hat Bands and Neckwear, for which our authorized agent in Ithaca is the University Haberdashery, 320 College Ave. K J f oN EXCLUSIVENESS-STYLE-QUALITY Wearing apparel that will stand favor- able comparison with the kind offered by the exclusive shops of New York and Chicago. Shirts, Hosiery, Neck- wear, Shoes, Custom Tailoring, Rain Coats, Tennis Blazer Coats. THE UNIVERSITY HABERDASHERY F. E. MITCHELL, Manager 320 COLLEGE AVENUE K J 56 1 - - , , Q ' 1 I J i qf iij kx-.k X , azenger S f W -i X X gs. y xll ix ,f if X Q . CC 77 XXX! XV iX4XyXXxK Q N if xKfyX4XXXfSXf4V94f Racket m y ' , f f Xf ky xfy x ' u J my - Was the racket used N4xffyX4QQW47XX4 by Mr. William A. 1 LA -.: Xfxyxx NAVXY Af X4 ,y in , Xfff Larned, 92, when XX he won the United xx' SVT ' States Tennis Cham- N lx f pionship last Fall for V tt f! the seventh time. X THE X a DOHERTY X X s Has been used by the winners of the English, lrish, Welsh, German, Australian, New Zealand and nearly all other championships for many years. N W DOI-IERTY-THE CHAMPION OF ALL RACKETSJ' X ,ili TREMAN, KING at co. E X Outfitters of Every Varsity Team 157 EMQMQMQMNM MNMQMNMNMQ A 3 5 E M E Q. : S. o O EL S 3 E. T 5 EWEWEEFWEE Hotel Utica UTICA, N. Y. 200 R00Ms 200 BATHS W Th l t eption of a hotel b u th l is S2 artl c chara r of its decorations and equipped with every QQ known facility for he comfort and convenience oi its guests Q Management of T. W. sf D. M. 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