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'L I ' I '11 E I7 '. . iq? fI1'f!I'I I ' 1 1 1. . 1.111171 K 1 I 5 I I Ju 'W X' 13-QZT : -1- .1 -.21 I-I ar, 1 ,,, 1 I I -L-'I -If '.'.fW.II.Q.1, iI'1u--15141-1 I ... 1I I -:11 -1I.II: IJ, :LII ' 11I' 1 I .WI ' -I '1'1 1 1 I ' 1 . '.z1.L1.I1'11j I, I V I l I I ' I I A ' I 11 I F 1 I , I, I I -1 I'-QI II 1 5 I-117 TU 11.2 ..1' :C X Q IIUIIX X, XW3 Wax 'W' A Fourfomf cm the Brunswick Baby Grand HOME BILLIARD THE GAME WITHOUT AN OBJECTION A thousand breathless situations-the tide of battle ever changing-this' is Billiards and Pocket-Billiards. It routs dull care like magic-and brain fag with it. The game that acts 3.8 El. TlO1'11C. No other form of amusement but has met with more or less opposition. Not so with Billiards-especially when played at home. Now parents everywhere encourage it. Superb Brunswick Baby Grand Billiard or Pocket-Billiard Table The table that put Billiards in church-houses and homes. And also put the price and this pastime in reach of all with modest incomes. The Brunswick Baby Grand 'is a mas- terpiece in Mahogany. Fitted with a genu- ine A Slate Bed, the celebrated Monarch Quick-Acting Cushions, and Accessory Drawer to hold entire playing equipment. Sizes, 3 x 6, 3M x 7, 4 x 8. Furnished as a Carom, Pocket-Billiard or Combination Carom and Pocket-Billiard Table. Brunswick Convertible styles serve as Dining Tables, Library Tables or Daven- ports when not in use for billiard playing. A Ye ar to Pay- Playing Ouyit Free We offer these beautiful tables at very moderate prices, and on wonderfully attractive terms-as low as 20 cents a day. A year to pay if desired. I Complete Playing Outfit goes with table, including Cues, Balls, Bridge, Rack, Markers, Chalk, Cover, Billiard Brush, Book on How to Play, Etc., Etc. SEND FOR FREE BOOK The De Luxe Book, Billiards-The Home Mag- net, .shpws these superb tables in actual colors. Gives descriptions, prices, easy terms, etc. Write for it. The Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co. IEEE Dept. VA, 623-633 S. Wabash Avenue O CHICAGO, ILL. C l 2 - l Q IIIUIK fx - .J-.lifQ.- -.Lf I' J 1 I 5 HAVE You VISITED WATKINS GLEN? THE GLEN SPRINGS WATKINS, NEW YORK, on Seneca Lake . MINERAL SPRINGS HEALTH RESORT AND HOTEL. Within ive minutes' Walk of the Glen. Cuisine, Service and Appointments are the best. New nine-hole Golf Course, sporty and Well kept. Put- ting Green. Tennis Courts. Large Swimming Pool. One hundred rooms with private bath. . WM. E. LEFFINGWELL, PRESIDENT 2 u I Rem in gton pewriters are Built UP to a Standard Not DOWN to a Price ' I XHE fame of the Remington as the Reaogizized Lmzz'e'r Anzofzg Ybfpe- M 'l22l'Z'ZLC'7'.fH is an asset. It is also an obliga- tion. Thetypewriter using public expecff fizare and defizzzfzcff more of the Reming- ton product than of any other. We are glad of it. This demand prowf Remington leadership. The public merely demands what it has been educated to demand -educated by Remington standards. Unswerving adherence to a standard is always the price of leadership. The Remington Typewriter maintains its leadership in the same way that it won its leadership5 by recognizing only one standard'-THE BEST. ' The latest achievements of Remington leadership are the visible models 10 and ll and the Adding and Subtracting Typewriter. Have you seen them? If not, call at the nearest Remington oilice, or send for illustrated booklet which will tell you the wry Zan' word in typewriter development. Typewriter Company Clncorporatedl 1 Cornell Co-Operative Society, Morrill Hall, Ithaca, N. Y. H Local Representatives E 3 . x .13 VA' ,WF ' 5' 1- '24 w' f ws 1 Jr l!!f 'ay - WW c- inn' ,w '--Y' 12' 1 I ' ' 5 l n IL F2 Q. , E JM . Ji Jul. , THB ,Q gulf.-I ...ngzgn E:i5'-u1Ee: T 4 5 : xvr .ln um 9. I 2, . E7 5 ag 5 E 5 5 V yfi y V Y 'ifaf 1 fa Q? Q Q2 . I fm Ca. 1 , L' .3 9 k ' I I I ' Qy , Q cw I SZ Q ,' mf 2 Q . GD Q Q vmcbr Q Q Q p lass at QVUQH Q, Pvbl15hQd 6, Q 1 IQ T - T -iv . 'I U WWW 49- Q! Ei L. ha f 2-A .995 INQQ . ,, -A, y - -.,,m,, M ' AVA 1Xu PUBLISHED, 1914, BY THE CORNELL ANNUALS 118 SOUTH CAYUGA STREET ITHACA, NEW YORK PRICE, 53.00 POSTAGE PREPEID, COPYRIGHT, 1914, BY THE CORNELL ANNUALS INCORPORATED qAL1S.1LiL1LS :::zs0R:qfgf uF.AA!, 11 He n- CQ pf. uf wx- Te: 1, Sgh-, 5,1435 1 4' P N . Glnntentn TITLE PAGE . . TABLE OF CONTENTS FOREVVORD . . BOARD OF EDITORS DEDICATION IN IVIEMORIAM TRUSTEES . FACULTY PRESIDENT SCHURMAN . ARTS AND SCIENCES LAW . . MEDICINE . VETERINARY ARCHITECTURE . AGRICULTURE . CIVIL ENGINEERING . NIECHANICAL ENGINEERING OTHER GFFICERS . . UNIVERSITY PREACHERS LIBRARY STAFF , . FELLOYVS . . GRADUATE SCHOLARS . UNDERGRADUATE SCIIOLARS THE CLASSES , . 1917 OFFICERS 1916 OFFICERS 1915 OFFICERS JUNIOR RECORDS . . JUNIOR STUNT PICTURES SENIOR OFFICERS . SENIOR RECORDS . . SENIOR STUNT PICTURES FRATERNITIES . SORORITIES SOCIETIES CLUBS . PUBLICATIONS , . ALUMNI ASSOCIATIONS . MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC DEBATE . . . JUNIOR PVEEK MILITARY . ATHLETICS CREW TRACK FOOTBALL BASEBALL . MINOR SPORTS INTERCOLLEGE INTERCLASS . COMMITTEES . UNIVERSITY CALENDAR . CLASS HISTORY . INDEX . . 7 5 7 S 9 IO I2 I3 I6 17 29 30 39 41 42 49 SI 55 S7 58 59 61 62 SI 93 35 37 S8 138 149 ISO 2OO 207 317 339 359 395 494 407 421 428 433 437 442 456 476 494 503 528 529 531 537 S33 544 H Elinretnnril a with gnnth'a rhararteriztir unhernalnatinn nt' the trnlg hig, me are nut num ahle tn rmnprehenil the nant, henetirent inflnenre npnn na nt' unr great Hniueraitg anil itz iheala. me ran nut num appreriate nur rlazmnatezi, nur rn-enileanura. me ilu nut realize hum whullg Glnrnell apirit han hernme a pant nt' nur linen. Het, annie hag, when in nnr atrnggle tmnarh the anlntinn ut' the great rnninlex-lflife-me haue Iearneh tu think, when, in a mnrh, me haue fnnnh nnrzelnezg then we zhall rnmprehenh, appreriate, anil realize,-then melnnrg will he hear. Elf the 1915 Glnrnellian helpa tn keep fnrener keenlg aliue, thia memnrg nf nur nnhergrahnate geara, it will have ,anrreaafnllg arrnnipliaheh itz nhiert. wmfgfa? IIA . ffflgwv Qi- Q E iiinarh nf Ehitnm Ehitnr-in-Qlhirf MAURICE REY MCNIICKEN Euuinrma irlianagrr RAMSDELL STANTON LASHER Azniatant iihitnr CHARLES OTIS BENTON Asziztant Euninena mnnagvr ROBERT BROOKE LEA Psrtiaiir lEhi1ur ROLAND ELI COATE Evminr Azsnriair iihiinra RICHARD ELVIN IEWELL SUNINIERS CLARENCE VVAKEFIELD WORCESTER Swim' Azmnriatn Manager VVILLIAM SEEMAN Srniur Maman Ehitnr MARGARET GRACE MERRISS Amiintant Artiaiir iihitnr HENRY STERN KIRCHBERGER Ehminr Azsuriair iihiiurz WILLIAM VVALLACE DODGE ROBERT VVHITMAN WHITE Slmiur Azisnriatr Manager VVALTER ADOLPH PRIESTER fdxmiur liiilnmau iEhiiu1' KATHERINE VVALSH CLENDINNING Glu thnrr mrn nf Ihr Glnrnrll ZI1nn11m11 Gram mhn fnughi amh num nn i111'smk1in Eiirlh, Hhilahrlphia Nnurmhrr 27, 15113 uxhn hrnur thr warg hnuhnu inin rtrrniig mhn pninirh ihr mag in rrrtain-zurr futurr surrrusrsa, thin Uhr 1915 Olnrnrlliam in affrrtiunatrlg zmh thankfullg hrhiratrh hg Uhr 0112155 nf 15115 Uhr 15113 Harzitg Ilhlnthzlll Gram 1 Glurnrll 2 1-Emrnnsgluartia I1 CHAR LVCIEN AVGVST EL K E KT TIZI VV EVNAKVJDHN KEIIIHEKT NALTEK 5EI1TT KIEHAKY5 EYLVENV5 KEIN HAKT ALKEKT ZI MME M -fl- - -.--- -- f,-.-,S-- 1- -- ---M-,,,,, -it-1'-'TV'-'T - if .1 five - -- , - 1-, ---- .,...,,,,,,.., TAY.. YL. M. . tl ,, , , rt 1' A' W I 0 ' -f 1- ' S ' 4 - .- ---f-A-Z1 f :' M-.Bal--. - I -f ls'll-l .I.A f 'i Qin' '.Q ..gaau,..a1?-..m.x: -,,. ,aim 1 -ki, ..,,:h ,..,,, i--5 ' .ff , ., as i1'f 'Fi' ., I Q: r I ra Q' E,.1,1f? n P..f:- l - '55 1. ,..' fiif ffff ,, U ' I ,IE-, if - 5.5. -.1-Q if Q- f..,:1..:2-Qff'Q3'. ff ,R A if :H -- -jx D ' .. -vC, Sf-ff jf- 2:-. ,rg ., elf Q13 72 . - A- 'ii-.,f:.u:f ' Q Q P' 'L A Staff' F' -L ,1 la ,J -' Inga Q, ,3,.559l7f,- f - T95 P? 5 2 -', 43. ,- v 3:33:35 .-., ,.,. .R Enarh nf Glrusatvra THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNIVERSITY . . . l , . Ithaca THE GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK STATE . . . . . Alban Y THE LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK STATE . . Albany THE SPEAKER OF THE ASSEMBLY . . . . . Alban Y THE STATE COMMISSIONER OF EDUCATION I Q Albany . . , . . THE STATE COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE . l Lg . . Albany THE PRESIDENT OF THE STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY . . Ithaca THE LIBRARIAN OF THE CORNELL LIBRARY CHARLES EZRA CORNELL, A.B., LL.B. . TCHARLES H. 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Lockport it J- DUPRATT 'WHITE I4 VVall St., New York l IVM. F. PRATT . . . CGLD . The lNfIeadOwS,7' Batavia EMMONS L. WILLIJXMS, Secretary-Treasurer . Morrill Hall, Ithaca CHARLES D. BOSTWICK, Assistant Secretary-Treasurer Morrill Hall, Ithaca I x'Term of Ofhce C5 yearsj expires in IQI4, the next group OI' Six in IQIS, etc. CBJ Elected by Board. CAJ Elected by Alumni. CGQ Appointed by Governor. CGr.D Elected by State Grange for IQI3-I4. iEx2r111iur Cftnlnxnittrn uf Ihr Zfiuurh nf EFLIHIPPE . The Trustees residing in Ithaca, and such other Trustees as may at the time. of the meeting be in Ithaca, constitute the Executive Committee. The resident A Trustees are: THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNIVERSITY THE LIERARIAN OF THE CORNELL LIBRARY CHARLES H. BLOOD CHARLES EZRA CORNELL HENRY B. LORD ROGER B. WILLIAMS IVIYNDERSE VAN CLEEF . EMMONS L. WILLIAMS CHARLES D. BOSTVVICK . JARED T. NEWMAN CHARLES E. TREMAN ROBERT H. TREMAN RIIYNDERSE WIIAN CLEEF .ANDREVV D. YYHITE . Chai1'1na1z . Sefretary THE Agrirultural Qlnllrgr Olnunril PRESIDENT OF THE UNIVERSITY THE COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE THE PRESIDENT OF THE STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY J. T NEWMAN - J. C WESTERVELT ' THE T. B. VVILSON - Hrtrrinarg Qlullrgr Qlnnnril PRESIDENT OF THE UNIVERSITY THE TREASURER OF THE UNIVERSITY THE DIRECTOR OF THE COLLEGE THE THE PRESIDENT OF THE STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE , .l T. B. WILSON Afrirfcz 111 SEC7'EfC?7'3' J. N. CARLISLE F. H. DIILLER IV. P. PRATT , J. D. XVHITE F. C. STEVENS IV. F. PRATT F. C. STEVENS F. H. IXIIILLER J. D. WVHITE J. N. CARLISLE 14 TMNT? .H.'9'1l3f' fI7'U33- f ' T ffl' if -1Eii?' l,- Committee on Bitildiiigf: THE PRESIDENT, THE TREASURER, R. B. WILLIAMS G. C. BOLDT, J. H. EDWARDS, H. BARR, J. C. WESTERVELT. Firiemee Committee: R. B. VVILLIAMS, M. VAN CLEEF, R. H. TREMAN, H. R ' ICKELHEIMER, C. SIDNEY SHEPARD, THE PRESIDENT, THE TREASURER. Committee on Groimelf: C. H. BLOOD, J. T. NEWMAN, R. H. TREMAN, THE 'PRESI- DENT, THE TREASURER. Committee on Refielential Holly for W0'l7'LE71.' R. H. TREMAN, T. NEWMAN, MRS NIOODY, THE PRESIDENT, THE TREASURER. Committee on Appropriatiorzf: J. T. NEWMAN, NI. VAN CLEEF, H. EDWARDS ' C. E. TREMAXN, THE PRESIDENT, THE TREASURER. Auditing Committee: C. E. CORNELL, T. NEWMAN. Committee oii Summer Seffioii: C. E. TREMAN, C. E. CORNELL, C. H. BLOOD THE IPRESIDENT, THE TREAXSURER. Committee on Mitfie.' R. B. VVILLIAMS, A. D. 'WHITE, C. E. TREMAN. Infirmary Committee: THE ASSISTANT TREASURER, C. H. BLOOD, THE SECRE- . TARY OF THNE NIEDICAL COLLEGE AT ITHACA. . Agrieitltitrezl College Bitilcliiig Committee: T. B. WILSON, H. EDWARDS, C A VVESTERVELT, THE PRESIDENT, THE DIRECTOR OF THE COLLEGE, THE TREAS- URER. Agricultural College Committee on duality arid Aeeountf: F. C. STEVENS, N CARLISLE, T. B. WVILSON. . 'Agrieitltitrezl College Committee on Fezrmf: THE PRESIDENT OF THE STATE AGRI- CULTURAL SOCIETY, THE REPRESENTATIVE OF THE STATE GRANGE, T. B WI'LSON. The Medieal College Coiiricilt V THE PRESIDENT H. H. WESTINGHOUSE ' W. -NI. POLK IRA A. PLACE H. R. ICKELHEIMER , L. A. STIMSON - ' W. GILMAN THOMPSON Urtioerfity Committee on Hygiene and Saiiitatiort: E . ' A. T. KERR C. V. P. YOUNG ' -AV. A. NIOORE H. N. OGDEN . 4 S. A. TVIUNFORD N e I5 Y , ,fq 5,i E Hrraihent Mirah C5uu1h Srhurman rilfliwll A i.Fjl.f'T ETJQJHFL N E l J .lljm IW a fq.:? Y- - 311: , g.f'gig1.. w.4:,-3413 T 5 -' ggi, ' 1- ' fig' ,W Azz ...fi .,., . ll A g ll NEA' 1 Am W NSW lvl . ,L Ml All EDWARD LEAMINGTON NICHOLS, B.S., Ph.D., LL.D., .A DSC., Dcjarr of the Faculty of Arty and Sciences and l Profcffor of Phyficf if B.S., Cornell, 18755 Ph.D.,G6ttingen, 1879, LL.D., IH Pennsylvania, 19065 D.Sc., Dartmouth, 1910. A T, E E. Quill and Dagger. ll Fffamlig of JOSEPH QUINCY ADAMS, JR., A.B., AAI., Ph.D., Affiftarzt Profcfror of the Ertglrffh Language and Literature A.B., Walse Forest, IQOOQ AM., 1901, Ph.D., Cornell, 1905. Zodiac. ERNEST ALBEE, A.B., Ph.D., Profcyfor of Phllofophy A.B., Vermont, 18875 Ph.D., Cornell, 1894. CID B K. EUGENE PLUMB ANDREWS, A.B., Rfffiftarzt Profcffor of Archaeology and Curator of the Mufcttwz of Caftf A.B., Cornell, 1895. CID B K, A T SZ. Sphinx Head, Savage Club. GEORGE FRANCIS ATKINSON, Ph.B., Profeffor of Botany with .rpcclal rcfcrcrzcc to ll Comparatioc Morphology and Mycology Ph.B., Cornell, 1885. CID B K, E EI. l WILDER DWIGHT BANCROFT, A.B., Ph.D., Profcffor of Physical Chemixtry l A.B., Harvard, 1888, Ph.D., Leipzig, 1892. A K E. JOHN BAUER, A.B., Ph.D., Affiftarzt Profcffor of Ecortomlcf A.B., Yale, 1906, Ph.D., 1908. fb B K, E fb E, Cl-lonoraryj. FREDERICK BEDELL, A.B., M.S., Ph.D., Profcfsor of Applied Electricity A.B., Yale, 1890, MS., Cornell, 1891, A A CID, fir B K, 2 E. Ph.D., 1892. CHARLES EDWIN BENNETT, A.B., Litt.D., Profei-for of Latin A.B., Brown, 1878, Litt.D., 1904. fb B K, A T. , CHARLES WILLIAM BENNETT, B.S., NLA., Ph.D., Affiftant Profcffor of Cheraiftry RS. and MA., vandefbut, PED., Cornell. Acacia. C11 B K, 2 E. li 'ii-7 1,..,ZiES Ta-14 Afnfeegl- 'X ,:,'ri1'-IR, A. 7 A-n-S .-rf. 2 17 1 l 1 . . . , A fl af A ,ie.:f. -'ff' f 1.1-Lf'- i' 'Y 2 'Q-V' , ,Hff . : if 1' in - vi .. .1 -1:1 -fi:-1:.X-Q31-.,1-H,-ffffeig.-' 7 Ra A-,,i, i5,r l3Q-3 -1314-33 Ay 1 ,H ,, -. :in . V -Y A iff-ff - - ? ,W ERNEST BLAKER, B.S., Ph.D., Alffiftant Profeffor of Phyficf B.S., Kansas, 1893, Ph.D., Cornell, 1901. B 9 H, E E,-FA. 1, ROY GILLESPIE BLAKEY, Ph.B., M.A., Ph.D., Arfiftant Profesror of Economic! A Ph.B., Drake, 1905, M.A., Colorado, IQIOQ Ph.D., Columbia, IQIZ. ALBERT WILHELM BOESCHE, A.B., A.lVI., Ph.D., Afriftant Proferfor of German V A.B., Hamilton, 1897, A.M., 1898, Ph.D., Munich, 1905. A T, fi? BK. JAMES CHESTER BRADLEY, NLS., Ph.D., Alkriftant Profeffor of Syftematic Ento- 7 rnology NLS., California, IQO7, Ph.D., Cornell, 1910. Z E, F A. JULIAN PLEASANT BRETZ, A.B., Ph.D., Profeffor of American Hirtory Ph.D., University of Chicago. K A CSOuthernj. GEORGE PRENTICE BRISTOL, A.B., A.M., Profeuor of Greek, Director ofthe Summer Seffion and Director of the School of Education A.B., Hamilton, 1876, A.M., 1887. CID BK, E HID. ARTHUR WESLEY BROWNE, B.S., M.S., Ph.D., Proferfor of Inorganic and Ana- lytical Chemiftry B.S., Wesleyan, 1900, M.S., 19015 Ph.D., Cornell, 1903. A A fb, Q T 111, I' A, AXE,f1:BR,2E'. A HENRY TILGHMAN BULL, C.E., Proferfor of .Military Science and Tactics C.E., University of the South, 19015 First Lieutenant 13th U. S. Cavalry. E A E, 9 N E. Scabbard and Blade. GEORGE LINCOLN BURR, A.B., LL.D., Litt.D. Profeffor of Medieval Hiftory. A.B. Cornell,'1881g LL.D., Wisconsin, 1904, Litt.D., Western Reserve, 1905, LL.D., Washington College, 1907. Librarian of the President VVhite Library. CID B K. WALTER BUCKINGHAM CARVER, Ph.D., Afrirtant Profeffor of Mathematica Ph.D., Dickinson, 1899, Ph.D., Johns Hopkins, 1904. fb B K, A 9, Z E. RALILTQII' CHARLES HENRY CATTERALL, A.B., Ph.D., Profeffor of lllodern European iftory A.B., Bucknell, 1891, A.B., Harvard, ISQZQ Pli.D., Chicago, IQO2. CID B K, CID 1' A. ' GEORGE 'WALTER CAVANAUGI-I, B.S., Profefror of Cherniftry in itx relation: with Agriculture B.S., Cornell, 1896. EMILEZMONNIN CHAMOT, B.S., Ph.D., Profefror of Sanitary Chemiftry and Toxi- co ogy B.S., Cornell, 1891, Ph.D., 1897. Z E, S2 T fb, A X E. VVTLLIAM WISTAR.COMFORT, A.B., ANI., Ph.D., Proferfor of the Romance Lan- gnagef and Literature ana' Heacl ofthe Department A.B., Haverford, 18945 A.Nl., Harvard, 1896, Ph.D., Harvard, IQO2. HID B K. JOHN HENRY COMSTOCK, B.S., Profefror of Entomology B.S., Cornell, 1874. A T, 2 E. LANE COOPER, A.M., Ph.D., Alrriatarit Profeffor of Englirh A-B-, Butgers, 1896, AM., Yale, 18985 Ph.D., Leipzig, 1901. A QD, QD B K. 18 --1 '- A f 7'-'0:1'v? if on-'r I 5. a. ,I Y . .I , 1 ' ' 1: --fe .: - .f -f'f-lL5,,i :lil THOMAS FREDERICK CRANE, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Litt.D., Profeffor ofthe Romance Languages and Literature, Emerituf 334 A.B., Princeton, 18645 A.M., 18675 Ph.D. CHon0raryD, 18745 Litt.D., Prince- ton, 1903. KA, CID B K. ll . l JAMES EDWIN CREIGHTON, A.B., Ph.D., LL.D., Profefror of Philofopliy A.B., Dalhousie, 1887, Ph.D., Cornell, 1892, LL.D., Queen's, 1902. A T 52. l , li HOLLIS ELLSWORTI1 DANN, Mus.D., Profeffor of Mufic il I il ,. Nlus.D., Alfred University. Savage Club, Sinfonia. lg 1 :. 12 HERMANN CHRISTIAN DAVIDSEN, Ph.D., Afxiytant Profeffor of German l Ph.D., Kiel, 1903. A Il CHARLES DE GARMO, Ph.D., Profeffor ofthe Science and Art of Education I' Ph.D., Halle, 1886. President of Swarthmore, 1891-1898. I LOUIS NIUNROE DENNIS, Ph.B., B.S., Profeyfor of Inorganic Chemirtry and Head of -5 the Department of Cliemiftry ' Ph.B., 1v1ichigan, 1885, B.S., 1886. If T, E E, 0 B K, A X E, It A. I, trative Board in charge of Underclaffmen, Affiftant to Dean of College of Arty W and Science: lg lVI.A., Furman, ISQIS Ph.D., Cornell, 1899. X XII. Savage Club, Book and L Bowl, Majura. L L HERBERT CHARLES RLMER, A.B., Ph.D., Profeuor of Latin A.B., Cornell, 18835 Ph.D., johns Hopkins, 1888. CID B K, B 9 H. OSCAR DIEDRICH v0N ENGELN, A.B., Ph.D., Affiftant Profeffor of Phyfical Geog- raphy ' 'I A.B., Cornell, 19085 Ph.D., 1911. E E. . ALBERT BERNHARDT FAUST, A.B., Ph.D., Profeffor of German Language and Litera- ture A.B., Johns Hopkins, 18895 Ph.D., 1892. B 9 H, CID B K. W SIMON HENRY GAGE, B.S., Profeffor of Hiftology and Embryology, Emerituf L BS., Cornell, 1887. A T, S2 T fb. ROSWELL CLIFTON GIBBS, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Afriftant Profeffor of Pliyricf. 8 -A.B., Cornell, 19065 A.M., IQO8, Ph.D., 1910. QD B K, '23 E. ADAM CAPEN GILL, A.B., Ph.D., Profeffor of Mineralogy and Petrograjbliy A.B., Amherst, 18845 Ph.D., Munich, 1893. DAVID CLINTON GILLESPIE, B.A., A.M., Ph.D., Affiftant Profeffor of Mathematicf 4 B.A., Virginia, 19005 Ph.D., Gottingen, 1906. K E, Z E. KARL VVILHELM GROSSE, Ph.D., .filffiftant Profeffor of German Ph.D., Leipzig. OTHON GOEPP GUERLAC, Licencie es Lettres,1-fffiftant Profefyor of the Romance Languagef Licencie es, Paris, 18935 Licencie endroit, 1897. GEORGE LIVINGSTONE HAMILTON, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Affiftant Profeffor of the Romance Language: and Literature A.B., Harvard, 18955 A.M., 18975 Ph.D., Columbia, 1901. g 4 19 CHARLES LOVE DURHAM, IVLA., Ph.D., Profeyfor of Latin, Secretary of Adminif- li WILLIAM ALEXANDER HAMMOND, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Sage Professor of Ancient ,ig Philosophy A.B., Harvard, 1885, Ph.D., Leipzig, 1891. 'l GILBERT DENNISON HARRIS, Ph.B., Profeffor of Paleonzfology and Szratigraphic Geology fi Ph.B., Cornell, 1886. 113 B K, E E. lal JAMES MORGAN HART, A.B., A.lVl., J.U.D., Litt.D., Profeffor of the Englifh Lan- l guage and Literature, Emerituf gr A.B., Princeton, 1860, A.M., 1863, Juris Utriusque Doctor, Gottingen, 1864, 13, Litt.D., Princeton, 1900. A A CID, CID B K. li ,ii guage and Literature, E merituf l A.B., Amherst, 1869, ANI., 1871, Ph.D., Cornell, 1879. 111 T. CHARLES HENRY HULL, A.B., Ph.B., Ph.D., Profeffor of American Hiftory g A.B., Cornell, 1886, Ph.B., Cornell, Ph.D., Halle and Soule, 1892. A T, I fIDBK. l .5 D' M.A., Edinburgh, 1895, B.Sc., 1899, MB., IQOI, Ch.B., 1901. N E N, E E. l I I l l4l ' li JOHN IRWIN HUTCHINSON, A.B., Ph.D., Profeffor of Matlieiiiazicf J ll A.B., Bates, 1889, Ph.D., Chicago, 1896. E E. 4 I OSKAR AUGUSTUS JOIIANNSEN, B.S., A.M., Ph.D., Affifranz Profeffor of Biology B.S., Illinois, 1894, A.M., Cornell, 1902, Ph.D., 1904. E E, T B H, QID KHID. , lv ALVIN SAUNDERS JOHNSON, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Profeffor of Political Science l 4 A.B., Nebraska, 1897, A.M., 1898, Ph.D., Columbia, 1902. KID BK. Q HORACE LEONARD JONES, A.B., AM., Ph.D., Affirzanz P1-Ofau-of of of-fee l,4 A.B., Carson and Newman, 1898, A.Nl., Columbia, 1900, Ph.D., Cornell, lv, 1909. Southerners' Club, Dixie Club, Krug and Tafel. , 914 BENJAMIN FREEMAN KINGSBURY, A.B., Ph.D., -NLD., Profefxor of Hiftology and Embryology 4, A.B., Buchtel, 1883, Ph.D., Cornell, 1895, NLD., Freiburg, 1904. QA 9, E ISI 11. i. ll I Jl ,Jil GEORGE NIEMAN LAUMAN, B.S.A., Profeffor of Rural Economy l B.S.A., Cornell, 1897. .la fy, ORA MINTER LELAND, B.S. in C.E., Affiftant Profeffor in Aftronomy and Geodesy B.S. In CF., Michigan, 1900. E E. li 'ii lla GUS'I:AV ERNST FREDERICK LUNDELL, B.A., Ph.D., Afriftant Profeffor of Analyt- 4 ical Ghemiftry B.A., Cornell, 1903, Ph.D., 1909. E E, Alembiq, l uc! ' , . WILIZIAM EDWARD LUNT, A.B., A.lVI., Ph.D., Profesfor of .Modern European Hif- ory - I l A.B., Bowdoin, 1904, A.M., Harvard, IQO5, Ph.D., 1908. Z 111, CID B K. gm, JAMES MCMAIION, A.B., A.Nl., Profeffor of .Mathematicf A.B., Trinity College, Dublin, 1881, A.M., 1890. CID K III, CID B K, E E. llll , if -if Y W, 2: ir i T1 fig? . e,4,.-5:,g,i-fi W- - -1-vii-rf f ' ,, f,?..-- -5 V 751,- 15:,,qr,.L-1.-l 20 ...iii ii?l-W2 lf: ' ll, S113 iilllaixfgi if WATERMAN THOMAS HEWETT, A.B., A.lVl., Ph.D., Profexfor of the German Lan- . ANDREW HUNTER, NLA., B.Sc., NIB., Ch.B., Affiftarzz Profeffor of Biochemiffry f.1a:1f-1g?l:L43:.:.fiQi0::is. .1 .eww sw 1:1nv1Q1fn12L1.rA 2:15-li? JAMES FREDERICK NIASON, A.B., Ph.D., Afriytant Profeffor of Romance Lan- guagef A.B., Harvard, 1902, Ph.D., Johns Hopkins, IQIO. Q B K. Book and Bowl. ERNEST MERRITT, MF., Profeffor of Pliyxicf anal Dean of the Graduate School NLE., Cornell, 1886. QK XII, E E, T B H, FA. GEORGE SYLVANUS INLOLER, B.M.E., A.B., Proferror of Phyficx B.M.E., Cornell, 18755 A.B., Hedding College, 1882. E E. BENTON SULLIVAN MONROE, A.B., A.lVl., Ph.D., Arfistant Proferror of Engliflt and -Secretary ofthe Faculty of Arty and Sciencef A.B., Cornell, 1896, A.M., 1897, Ph.D., 1901. Q B K. GUY BROOKS MUCHMORE, A.B., Afrirtant Profeffor of Oratory A.B., Southwestern, IQIO. JAMES GEORGE NEEDHAM, B.S., M.S., Ph.D., Proferfor of General Biology, Lim- nology and Nature Study B.S., Knox, 1891, M.S., 1893, Ph.D., Cornell, 1898. CLARK SUTHERLAND NORTHUP, A.B., Ph.D., Affixtant Profefror of the Englirli Language and Literature A.B., Cornell, 1893, Ph.D., 1898. Q B K. Quill and Dagger, Zodiac. EVERETT WARD OLMSTED, Ph.B., Ph.D., Profeffor ofthe Romance Languagef anal Literature Ph.B., Cornell, 1891, Ph.D., 1897. B 6 H. Savage Club, Book and Bowl. VVILLIAM RIDGELEY ORNDOREE, A.B., Ph.D., Profeffor of Organic anal Phyfio- logical Cliemiftry A.B., Johns Hopkins, 1884, Ph.D., 1887. N E N, E E. SAMUEL' P. ORTH, A.B., Ph.D., Profeffor of Political Science A.B., Oberlin, 1896, Ph.D., Columbia, 1902. PAUL RUSSELL POPE, A.B., Ph.D., Alrrirtant Profeffor of German A.B., Adelbert, 1898, Ph.D., Leipzig, 1903. Q BK, B 6 H. FREDERICK CLARK PRESCOTT, A.B., Affiftant Profeffor of the Engli1lL'Language anal Literature .A.B., Harvard, 1894. K A. ARTHUR RANUM, A.B., Ph.D., Arrirtant Proferfor of Mathematics A.B., Minnesota, 1892, Pl'1.D., Chicago, 1906. Q B K, E El HUGH DANIEL REED, B.S., Ph.D., Arriftant Profeffor of Neurology ana' Verte- brate Zoology B.S., Cornell, 1899, Ph.D., 1903. Z E, FA. FLOYD 'KARKER RICHTMYER, A.B., Ph.D., Alffistant Profeffor in Pliyficf A.B., Cornell, 1904, Ph.D., 1910. E E. HEINRICH RIES, Ph.B., ANI., Ph.D., Profefror of Economic Geology Ph.B., Columbia, 1892, A.M., 1895, Ph.D., 1896. E E, FA. WILLIAM ALBERT R1LEY, B.S., Ph.D., Proferxor of Entomology B.S., De Pauw, 1897, Ph.D., Cornell, 1903. A T, Q B K, E E, FA. 21 1i ..aT, ,W E 1-feel if -1 P-wif 1 -file?-.i TE? Et' 1. -3 f!.f:f'.PFl if-. E11 1:4 .L i 1... :ll XKVILLARD WINFIELD ROWLEE, B.L., D.Sc., Profeffor of Botany with special ref- erence to Comparative Hiftology anal Syftemaptic Botany ill B.L., Cornell, 1888, D.Sc., 1893. K Z, Z ,:.. V RASMUS S. SABY, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Affiftant Profeffor of Political Science A.B., Minnesota, 1907, AM., 1908, Ph.D., Pennsylvania, 1910. 613 B K. I Il NIARTIN WRIGHT SAMPSON, AB., A.M., Goldioin Smith Profeffor of the Englirh ill Language and Literature ana' Head ofthe Department Mi, A.B., Cincinnati, 1888, A.lVI., 1890. CID B K. NATHANIEL SCIIMIDT, A.M., Profefror of Semitic Languagef and Literaturef ii, Hudiksoold Gymnasium, 1882, University of Stockholm, 1882-1884, Theo- logical Seminary, 1884-1887, University Of Berlin, 1890, A.M., Colgate, 1887. FRANCIS ROBERT SHARPE, A.B., Ph.D., Affistant Profeffor of .Mathematics A A.B., Cambridge, 1892, Ph.D., Cornell, 1907. E E. Ei JOHN SANFORD SHEARER, B.S., Ph.D., Profeffor of Phyricf B.S., Cornell, 1893, Ph.D., 1901. PEARL GERTRUDE SHELDON, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Lecturer in Paleontology A.B., Cornell, 1908, AM., 1909, Ph.D., 1911. E IE. HENRY AUGUSTUS SILL, A.B., ANI., Ph.D., Profeffor of Ancient Hiftory A.B., Columbia, 1888, A.M., 1889, Ph.D., Halle, 1900. CID B K, A A 111. SUTHERLAND SIMPSON, B.Sc., NLD., D.Sc., Profeuor of Physiology B.Sc., Edinburgh, 1894, M.D., 1901, D.Sc., 1903. E E, N E N. XITIRGIL SNYDER, B.S., A.lVI., Ph.D., Proferror of Mathematicf B.S.,l0vfa State, 1889, A.M., Gottingen, 1893, Ph.D., 1894. E E. JOHN ROBERT SITLINGTON STERRETT. Ph.D., LL.D., Profeffor of Greek and Head of the Department Ph.D., Munich, 1880, LL.D., University of Aberdeen, Scotland, 1902. fb A 9, fb B K. 1 WILLIAM STRUNK, JR., A.B., Ph.D., Profeffor of the Englifh Language and Litera- ture A.B., Cincinnati, 1890, Ph.D., Cornell, 1896. fb B K. JOHN HENRY TANNER, B.S., Ph.D., Profeffor of Mathematicf B.S., Cornell, 1891. A T, E E. FRANK THILLY, A.B:, A.M., Ph.D., LL.D., Profeffor of Philofophy A.B., Cincinnati, 1887, A.NI., Ph.D., Heidelberg, ISQIQ' LL.D., Aflissouri 1907, Cincinnati, 1913. 111 B K. 7 EDWARD BRADFORD TITCHENER, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., LL.D., D.Sc., Litt.D., Sage Profeffor of Pxychology in the Graduate School A.B., Qxford, 1890, Ph.D., Leipzig, 1892, M.A., Oxford, 1894, LLD., Wfis- consin, 1904, D.Sc.,Oxford, 1906, Harvard, 1909, Litt.D., Clark, 1909. E E, J0sEj1511IMIiL113f.1gIiRi1g3PR2i gA.l?gl52l5h.D., Profeffor of Thermodynamicf JOHN ROSCOE TURNER, M.S., Ph.D., Affiftant P'of E ' M.S., Ohio Northern, 1903, Ph.D., Princetoii, 61j9.iJg.0fCIv BMK,m1i6g, . .. ,L A ,,M 4' H ALWTWL- I e,f..,-- , . ,,.,, t,-fl5i.,g,1 7,7 , - --L. .:- -...fi LA ft.ff-goalie' .Z-jg? ,:.,, , ...i. --W , Y V is Y L in 71:71 W E rg T: . 'fffl -1- 'ff- 4i f : :'IEa+1ii1- .1-if,-'l'T?,f Y' gif, 4,11 24, 5-,,,i,L-t:-e1 -T -H-1. 22 -A- ff1q5?1e.fff1 Q5'E? i ' iw 1-11 11. J -,.,1. 1 1.1 ,,',E.Q 1 13.21 1' 1 L- Tw' ' Qi Tgijfrr?-3-Z, T?,g iq..i :1,'.i -A-3,1 -le f .A ,X .R -L, . . ,. 4 V. .L I 1 - . f J . f -.i-A. 1.1.-n:,i,,, 5b4..fl:.T,q, ,.,Z CHARLES NIELLEN TYLER, A.B., ANI., D.D., Sczgc Profcffor of the Hifzory and 'lil Pliilofophy of Religion anal of the Clirifticzn Etliicf, Enicritilf, and Lcctii1'c1'on '11, the Hiflory and Philofopliy of Religion and of Cliriftian Ethics A.B., AM., Yale, 1855, D.D., Yale, 1892. fb B K, A K 2. HARRY PORTER WELD, Ph.B., Ph.D., Arfirtciriz Profcfror of Pfychology Ph.B., Ohio State, 1900, Ph.D., Clark, 1911. EA E, E IE. ., GUY MONTROSE WHIPPLE, A.B., Ph.D., Afrirlant Profexfor of :lic Science and Art of Education A.B., Brown, 1897, Ph.D., Cornell, IQO-O. CIP A 6, E E, fIJ A K. ' if WALTER FRANCIS VVILLCOX, A.B., A.M., LL.B., LL.D., Ph.D., Profcrfor ofEconorn- ic: and Stcitifticf A.B., Amherst, 1884, A.Nl., 1888, LL.D., 1906, LL.B., Columbia, 1887, fl Ph.D.,1891. i1fr,f1vBK,fI:Aq1. 1 HENRY SHALER WILLIAMS, Ph.B., Ph.D., Proferfor of Geology, Erneriziir Ph.B., Yale, 18685 Ph.D., 1871. XII T, Z E. 'J JAMES ALBERT WINANS, A.B., A.lXfI., LL.B., Alrfifmnt Profcffor of Elociition A.B., Hamilton, 1897, A.M., 1900, LL.B., Cornell, 1907. A K E, 111 B K. ALLYN ABBOTT YOUNG, Ph.B., Ph.D., Profcfyor of Economic: and Finance l' Ph.B., Hiram College, 18945 Ph.D., Wisconsin, 1902. E A E. ll CHARLES VAN PATTEN YJOUNG, A.B., Proferfor of Pliyricczl Culture and Director of the Gyrnnafiuni U15 A.B., Cornell, 18995 Graduate Princeton Theological Seminary, 1902. A A flv. ll Quill and Dagger. it Zlnztruriurfi v ARTHUR AUGUSTUS ALLEN, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Inrtructor in Neurology and Ver- tclnrate Zoology 111, A.B., Cornell, 1907, A.M., 1908, Ph.D., IQII. FA,'E E. ,. ELAM ANDERSON, A.B., Inftructor in Orazory A.B., Drake, 1912. CIDAK. Ross PETER ANDERSON, A.B., Ph.D., Inrrriictor in Chcniifiry A.B., Cornell, 1908, Ph.D., 1912. FA, E fl. Alembic. ALBERT.LEROY ANDREWS, A.B., A.lVl., Ph.D., Infiructor in German and Scancli- ,' ncwian A.B., Williams, 1899, A.M., Harvard, 1903, Ph.D., Kiel, 1908. QD B K. JACOB A. BAEDERTSCHER, Ph.B., Ph.NI., Inrtriictoi' in Hiftology and Embryology Ph.B., Ohio, 1909, Ph.M., 1910. , ELMER ELLSWORTH JAMES BAILEY, Ph.B., Ph.M., ANI., Ph.D., Infzfructor in , English 3 Ph.B., Rochester, 1894, Ph.lVI., 1897, A.lVI., Hamilton, 1905, Ph.D., Cornell, 1909. CID B K. DANE LEWIS BALDWIN, A.B., M.A., Inrtriiczfor in Englifh ll A.B., Cornell, 1909, M.A., Yale, IQIO. CID B K. l EDWIN GARRIGUES BORING, M.E., A.M., Inrrructor in Prycliology M.E., Cornell, 1908, AM., 1912. E E, CID A--L-4.-. ........:--,Tied -f-- - ---3 A------V ---3, -.gg,1:.-Q '17-11.7 fffizsvwqf, - -.A,, T - 23 I -A - - -vw KVT-If T' W CAP EK 1.51 ,Z-T,- f1i-1?- :,e,..,:li-4-oe. .. .-. - .A L: A'eA?-i?.iw'f 4 ' U' LESLIE NATHAN BROUGHTON, A.B., A.M., Ph.D.,!In.rz5rnctor in English A.B., Union, IQOO, A.M., 1910, Ph.D., Cornell, 1911. 'Iv B K. GEORGE HENRY BROWN, B.L., A.Nl., Inrzmcczor in Romance Language: B.L., Dartmouth, 1894, A.M., Cornell, 1906. KKK. Sphinx. T. B. BROWN, lnftmcctor in Phyficf OLIVER ELLSWORTH BUGKLEY, B.S., Inrzrnctoe in Phyficf B.S., Grinnell Qlowaj, IQIO. E E. ELLEN BRAINARD CANFIELD, Inftrnctor in Sage College, in charge of Gymnafinm for Women A CLYDE FIRMAN CRAIG, A.B., Ph.D., Inftrnctor in Mathematicf A.B., Michigan, 1904, Ph.D., Cornell, 1908. CID B K, Z E. MELVIN GLEASON CROWELL, B.A., M.A., Inftrnctor in Englifh B.A., Cornell, 1912, M.A., 1912. ZA E. GEORGE IRVING DALE, A.B., Infzfrnctor in Romance Languager A.B., Cornell, IQIO. Banclhu. CID B K. F. VV. DARLING, Inftrnctor in Mathematicf WHEELER PEDLAR DAVEY, A.B., M.S., In.rt1'nctor in Phyficf A.B., Western Reserve, 19065 lVl.S., Pennsylvania State, 1911. Acacia. ALEC M. DRUMMOND, A.B., A.lVl., Inftrnctoi' in Oratory A.B., Hamilton, 1906, A.lVl., Harvard, IQO7. A K E. ELLSWORTH DAVID ELSTON, A.B., Inmnctor in Phyfical Geography A.B., Cornell, 1912. E CE, I' A. II: A K. WILLIAM SILLIMAN FOSTER, A.B., Ph.D., Inxtrnczor in Pfychology AB., Cornell, 1908, Ph.D., 1913. CID BK, E IE, IIJAK. JEAN MARIUS GELAS, Inftrnctor in Fencing KASSON STANFORD GIBSON, A.B., Innfrnctor in Phyficf A.B., Cornell, 1912. Z E, rib B K. ALLAN H. GILBERT, A.B., A.Nl., Ph.D., Inftrncrov- in Englifh A.B., Cornell, 1909, A.M., Yale, 1910, Pl1.D., Cornell, 1912. fb B K. FREDERICK HUBERT GILMAN, A.B., AAI., lnfzrncrov' in Economic: A.B., Wesleyan, 1909, A.M., Cornell, 1910. A K E. lVlAUR1cE HOPE GIVENS, Ph.B., Inftrnczovf in Phyriology and Biochemiftry Ph.B., Yale, 1909. E E. . FRANK HOLT, A.B., Inrtrnczov- in German l A.B., Texas Polytechnic. l BZ l WW 11 W ll li 1 l, l J 351 5,5 F l' 'llll is ll lg? ld Wil 1 lill 1 lll: fi, 7? lu r.- l JOSEPH STANLEY HOOK, A.B., A.lVl., Instructor in Economic Geology A-B., Stanford, 1910s AM., 1913. cosmopoman club. ,- WALLIE ABRAHAM HURWVITZ, A.B., A.Nl., B.S., Ph.D., Inftrncior in .Mazfhemaiicf f A.B., A.M,, B.S., Urnversrty of Missouri, 1906, Ph.D., Gottingen, IQIO. ll 112 E K, E E. A il l 24 GERARD EDWARD JENSEN, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Infzrnczor in Englirh A.B., Yale, IQO7, M.A., 1909, Ph.D., 1913. B 9 H. EARLE HESSE ZKENNARD, A.B., Ph.D., Inm-actor in Phyricr A.B., Pomona, 1907, A.B., Oxford, 1910, Ph.D., Cornell, 1913. fb B K, Z E. ROBERT XNALDO IQING, AB., Inrtrnetor in Phyrier A.B., Cornell, 1912. E IE. RICHARD RAY IQIRK, A.B., A.Af'l., Inrirnctor in Englirh A.B., Michigan, 1903, A.M., 1904. fb BK, CIUK E. BUKTONSJUDSON LEMON, A.B., Ph.D., Inrzractor in Chemirzfry A.B., Cornell, 1908, Ph.D., 1913. FA, E E, Zodiac, Sphinx Head, ALFRED ERWIN LIVINGSTON, Inm-actor in Phyriology SAMUEL ARTHUR NIAHOOD, BS., BLA., Inrzrnetoe in Organic Chemiftry C B.S., Nebraska, 1910, MA., 1911. EDWIN CHARLES NIAYER, A.B., AAT., Inftrnczof- in Plzyyicr A.B., Cornell, 1909, A.M., 1910. FA, E E. JOSEPH VANCE NICICELVEY, AB., A.M., Ph.D., Inmeaczor in Mathematic: A.B., Cornell, 1906, Ph.D., 1909. CID BK. V. ELVERT lVl0NNETT, A.B., Inrzmeezfor in Geology AB., Gklahoma, 1912. CHARLES HERBERT OTIS, Ph.D., Inrzrnetor in Botany Ph.D., hlichigan, 1913. Z E. FREDERICK VVILLIAM QWENS, B.S., NLS., Ph.D., Inrzmeezor in Mazhematier B.S., NLS., Kansas, 1902, Ph.D., Chicago, 1907. Z3 E. CARLTON ELDERKIN POWER, B.S., Inrimielof' in Phyricr BS., Rochester, 1908. A K E, 111 B K, 1' A. LAWRENCE PUMPELLY, A.B., Ph.D., Inftmmfor in the Romance Language: and Literature A.B., Williams, 1902, Ph.D., Strassburg, 1907. Z XII, CID B K, Savage Club. HARRY WESTFALL REDFIELD, B.S., Ph.D., Inm'ncz'or in Chenzirtry ABS., Cornell, 1900, Ph.D., 1912. E E. RALPH CHAPMAN RODCERS, BITE., AAI., Inrzfrnezor in Phyricf M.E., Cornell, 1905, A.M., 1908. A T, E E, Savage Club. LOUIS LAZARUS SILVERMAN, A.B., AAAI., Ph.D., Inrtrnctoe in .Mathematier A.B., Harvard, 1905, A.M., 1907, Ph.D., Missouri, IQIO. E E. FREDERICK NI. SMITH, AB., Inrt1'nezfo1' in Englifh A.B., Indiana, 1899. E X, fb BK. HARRY EDWIN SMITH, A.B., ANI., Ph.D., Inrtrnczor in Economicr AB., De Pauw, 1906, A.M., 1906, Ph.D., Cornell, 1912. A T, LID B K. RANSOM EVARTS SOMERS, A.B., A.hfl., Inftrnctov' in Economic Geology A.B., Harvard, 1908, A.M., IQIO. BENJAMIN F. STELTER, A.B. A.lXfI., Ph.D., Inrtmeczor in ,Englirh A.B., Kansas, 1905, AAG., Yale, 1909, Ph.D., Cornell, 1913. QD B K. 25 Film-1 1 A H. rl rl W ,. Fl ll H W n I J i ll 1, l lll gl ff l. l ll . F ff Il li ll Q. iv , l l. ll ii , 7 1 1 rig wi l 7 . -A 1-if 'i1f,i f' WF :J ' U: Qffl Vi- ff' lv' 'Y' ' . ,fm JAMES STORRER, A.B., Instructor in Geology A.B., Cornell, 1912. CID A K. GEORGE ELLSWORTH THOMPSON, A.B., ANI., Ph.D., Instructor in Physics A.B., Indiana, 19095 A.M., 1910, Ph.D., Cornell, 1913. E E. JOHN HURLEURT TOVVNLEY, A.B., Instructor in English A.B., Michigan, 1913. ABBOTT PAYSON USHER, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Instructor in Economics A.B., Harvard, 1904, A.M., 19055 Ph.D., IQIO. CID BK. THOMAS WHITNEY BENSON WELSH, A.B., Ph.D., Instructor in Chemistry A.B., Cornell, 19085. Ph.D., 1913. E N, Z E, Sphinx Head. DAVID TRUXTON WILBER, A.B., Instructor in Mineralogy and Petrography A.B., Cornell, 1910. 2 E. ALBERT HAZEN WRIGHT, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Instructor in Neurology and brate Zoology A.B., Cornell, 1904, A.M., 19055 Ph.D., 1908. FA, E E. XNILLIAM KELLEY WRIGHT, A.B., Ph.D., Instructor in Philosophy A.B., Chicago, 18995 Ph.D., 1906. CID F A. XVESLEY DANIEL ZINNECKER, Ph.B., Ph.D., Instructor in German V Ph.B., German Wallace COhiOj, 19035 Ph.D., Cornell, IQII. 112 B K. Asaiatanta HAROLD SELDEN BENNETT, A.B., Assistant in Chemistry CHARLES CLARENCE BIDWELL, Assistant in Physics HOMER GUY BISHOP, B.S., M.S., Assistant in Psychology RALPH BOWN, NLE., Assistant in Physics GERALD EVANS BROWER, Assistant in Military Science and Tactics ROBERT WILBUR BURGESS, A.B., B.S., Assistant in Mathematics FRANK WILLIAM CADY, JR., Assistant in lllilitary Science and Tactics WALTER FRANK CLAYTON, JR., Assistant in .Military Science and Tactics LAWRENCE J. CONLEY, Assistant in Physical Culture CLIFFORD STONE COOLEY, Assistant in Chemistry LAURA GUNN CMRS.D DAVEY, Assistant in Physics NIERRITT JAMES DAVIS, Assistant in Chemistry NORMAN BRUCE DAVIS, B.Sc., Assistant in Economic Geology ALBERT WATSON DAVISON, B.S., A.M., Assistant in Chemistry JOHN DEWITT DENNEY, A.B., Assistant in Zoology WVILLIAM EUGENE DICKINSON, Assistant in Economic'Geology Verte- il Auf: +7 K Y 7777, YY , W- V ,MV in 7 2.52.17 Yi, W , ,Y -.A-T Y. , . A - - , . L . rv, AMA. if-W ,n:ig:+11:, :f--.ff:.f,.,- -'r- : f1.esL Y '41 A 1: 26 L- iii- f Y Y ' V I I J I J Wy sim ., IL 7-If jig, -gflfffg- l-A C. L. DUNHAM, Affiftant in Clierniftry ARTHUR CARL EHRLICH, Affiftant in Military Science' and Tacticx J. L. EINSTEIN, Affiftant in Ancient Hiftory HAROLD MVALTER ELLEY, B.Sc., IVLA., Affiftant in Chgmiftry CARL JOHN ENGELDER, A.B., Affiftant in Chfmiftry ARCHIBALD NIORTIMER ERSKINE, Ayfiftant in Cliemiftry A. 'P. EVANVS, Affiftant in Medieval Hiftory ' PAUL DE NIUND EVANS, A.B., Affiftant in American Hiftory STUART RXIAURICE FORD, Affiftant in Military Sciencz and Tactic: DAVID KENNEDY-FRASER, NLA., B.Sc., Affiftant in Educational Pfychology HARVEY' N. GILBERT, B.S., Affiytant in Cltemiftry RALPH JAMES GINGRICH, Affiftant in Military Science and Tacticf ROBERT AARON GULICK, BS., Affiftant in Chemiftry FRANCIS HARPER, Affiftant in Zoology LEON AUGUSTUS HAUSMAN, A.B., Affiftant in Phyfical Geography HALI,DOR HERMANNSON, BA., Affiytant in German SETH G. HESS, Affiftant in Military Scienfe and Tacticf EDWARD A. HOVEY, B.Chem., Affiftant in Chemiftry HORACE L. HOWES, HS., Affiftarzt in Pltyficf MERLIN HAROLD HUNTER, NLA., Axfiftant in Economicf JOHN JOSEPH KENNEDY, B.Chem., Aniftant in Organic Cliemiftry HUGH M. KINGERY, Ayfiftant in Histology and Embryology IRA ELVER LEE, A.B., ANI., A.f.fi.ftant in Chemiftry ALAN LEIGHTON, BS., Affiftant in Phyfiral Cltfmixtry THEODORE FRANZ LEILICH, B.A., Affiftant in Economicx W. E. NICCORKLE, Ph.B., A.NI., Asfiftant in Anatomy NORMAN MACDONALD, A.B., Ayfiftant in Moclfrn .European History EDWARD LAURENCE RfIACK, B.S., Affiftant in Cliemiftry LAURENCE GRANVILLE NIEADS, A.rfi.ftant in Military Soizncc' and Tacticf PETER ANDREW VAN DER MEULEN, B.Chem., Affiftant in Chfmiftry CARLETON FRIEND MILLER, B.S., Amiftant in Chemiftry EDGAR STANLEY MORRIS, B.A., Amit-tant in Engliflt Hiftory ROBERT WILLIAMSON NIX, JR., Affiftant in Military Sciznce and Tacticf WILLIAM JAMES O'BRIEN, Affiftant in Chemiftry ' ? Twalg :R 1' fu-I' -Y 4211- .,t,.: 1,7-W7 V . -W ..,YYW4, V Y-,LY Y 27 C'UHfSTl'ELLlATNT WALTER CHRISTOPHER O,CONNELL, Afsiftartt iu Phyfical Culture DAVE OETTINGER, Affiftaut in Military Science arid Tczcticf REMSEN BLEECKER OSTRANDER, Asfiftarit in Phyxical Culture OLIVER RALPH OVERMAN, A.B., A.M., Affiftaut iii Cherhiftry ROBERTS BISHOP OWEN, A.B., Affiftcmt in Philosophy ALFRED EDWIN PARMELEE, B.S., Affiftczut iu,Chemi.ftry HOWARD A. PIDGEON, B.S., NLS., Affiftezut irc Phyficf LEON ALTON PLUMB, A.B., Affiftarit in Ecortomicf ANDREW THEODORE RASMUSSEN, A.B., Asfiftcziit in Phyfiology ' ARTHUR B. RAY, B.A., NLA., Affirteziit in Chemiftry FREDERICK HOFMANN RHODES, A.B., Affiftczvit in Chemiftry R. M. ROBINSON, Alffiftezut in Phyyicx RODRICO BENNETT RODRIGUEZ, Affiftunt iu .Military Science and Tocticf CLIFFORD COUTANT ROSE, B.Chem., Affiftcziit in Organic Chemiftry G. W. RUTHERFORD, Affiftcziit iii Moder'1i European Hiftory IVIILDRED SEVERANCE, Affiytant iii Phyficf BERNARD VV. SHAPER, Affistaut in Phyficezl Culture CLARENCE NICIQINLAY SHERWOOD, 'A.B., Affiftaiit in Chemiftry FRANCIS WEBBER SHERWOOD, B.S., NLS., Affiftczrit in Chemiftry C. LEE SHILLIDAY, Alniftczrit iii Hiftology and Embryology CHARLES LESLIE SLOCUM, Alffiftarit iii Illilitczry Scieuce and Tactics C. V. SMITH, Affiftomt in Cherviiftry , AUSTIN PUTNAM STORY, Affiftczrit in Chemiftry RICHARD ELVIN JEWELL SUMMERS, Affiftczut in .Military Science and Tacticf CHARLES LEE SWISHER, A.B., A.lXfI., Affiftcmt iii Phyficf RUSSELL STORY TARR, Affiftemt iii Geology PAUL THORNE WEEKS, A.B., Affiftctiit iii Phyficf HARRY BOYER XVEISER, A.B., NLA., Alfsiftcziit iii Chemistry A. C. XVI-IITE, Affiftezrit iii Greek 28 iL--' ' ' ' 'H'-' ','g.I 3: L, ,,. .L. if . 'l Il U. . I . -TZL -1'-f . :lL - LL..,.., nSX:-:L L -. - 7 R .1 - Y-YY . 4, L R llili l i a ,. lm fl V ' ' ' Lfgf' 15,-H ,ALA ' X., 7 , 'l . 4 SK p . 5 ffffiz g in 4 ,H ' 1 Q f rp A FRANK IRVINE, BS., LL.B., Dirfctov' of fha College of Law and Dean of the Faculty. Proffffor of Practice and ll! Procedure B.S.,Corncll,188o, LL.B., National, 1883. X Q, Q A Q, i Quill and Dagger. l D Zllarulig , 1 GEORGE GLEASON BOGERT, A.B., LL.B., Afrifmnzt Profefsov- of Law .ll A.B., Cornell, 19o6g LL.B., IQO8. Q B K, Q A Q, Sphinx Head, Zodiac. WILLIAM LINCOLN DREW, BS., LL.B., P1'off.f.vo1' of Law B.S., Iowa, 1889, LL.B., Harvard, 1892. Q A Q. , ALFRED HAYES, AB., AM., LL.B., Profeffor of Law , , A.B., Princeton, 1895, ALI., 1898, LL,B., Columbia, 1898. Q K XII, Q B K, N1 Q A Q. W li I . 'Ln JUDGE GEORGE C. HOLT, A.B., LL.B., LL.D., Lfcmm- on the Law of Shipping and Admiralty , , l l WILLIAM NIACOMBER, A.B., Leczfzwer on the Pcztmt Law: of tha Uniled Stain I JAMES WHITE PERSONS, Lfctmw on the United Smtef Banlempzcy Act l CHARLES TRACEY STAGG, LL.B., Affifzant Profeffor of Law LL.B., Cornell, IQO2. Q A Q, Acacia. CHARLES LAIDLAW WVILLIAMS, A.B., ANI., LL.B., Affifzfmzt Profeffor of Law A.B., Columbia, IQO65 AM., I9o8, LL.B., 1908. A T A, Q A Q. EDWIN HAMLIN VVOODRUFF, LLB., Profeffor of Law LL.B., Cornell, 1888. EDWARD ECKER VVILLEVER, Librarian of the College of Law f .Ail- L- .S LL. ly L L-1g i1.,-4, ,iv L ,ZJLLW -7-L . ,Ll ,.-N Wm, .L L.- L L 29 5-3: fe, -li,1. T in W Y W f4.., .n, .- 7 . - 5 T,,... lil MEDICINE lf-ga . .MQW WILLIAM MECKLENBURG POLK, M.D., LL.D., Director of ,f Cornell Unioerfity Medical College and Profeffor of Clinical Surgery, Department of Gynecology, Gyne- cologift to Bellevue Hospital, and Obftetrician to Erner- gency Lying-in-Hofpital - M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, 18695 LLD., University Of the South, 18925 LL.D., Columbia, 1904. Consulting Physician to ,Q Saint Luke's HOspital5 to Saint Vincent's Hospitalg to New York Lying-in-Hospital, to Trinity Hospital. 3'Hs1rul1gi11 New Burk U lgrnfrmiurz CHARLES CLIFFORD BARROWS., M.D., Affiftant Pr-ofeffor of Gynecology lVl.D., Virginia, 18795 University Of City of New York, 1880. Z NIA SILAS P. BEEBE, M.D., B.S., Ph.D., lVl.S., Profefxor of Experimental Tlierapeiiticf ,M.S., Yale, 1902, Ph.D., 19045 B.S., Valparaiso, 18965 Harvard, 19005 M.D., Cornell, 1909. STANLEY R. BENEDICT, B.A., Ph.D., Proferfor of Clierniftry BA., Cincinnati, 1906, Ph.D., Yale, 1908. LEWIS GREGORY COLE, M.D., Profeffor of Radiology M.D., Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1898. A T. WARREN COLEMAN, A.B., lXfl.D., Profexfor of Clinical .Medicine and Applied Phar- rnacologyg Phyfician to Bellevue Hofpital AB., Kentucky, 18885 lVl.D., New York, 1891. CD A E. WILLIAM BRADLEY COLEY,.B.A., lVl.A., NLD., Profeffor of Clinical Sizrgery, Snr- geon to General Memorial Hofpital and Alffociate Surgeon to Hofpitalfor Rup- tnred and Crippled B.S., Yale, 18845 lX4.A. CHOnOraryj, 1909, NLD., Harvard, 18885 NIA. 1' CHOnoraryl, 1910. A SZ A CHonoraryj. LEWIs ATTERBURY CONNER, Ph.B., M.D., Proferfor of Clinical .Medicineg Pliyri- cian to the New York and Hadron Street Horpitalf Ph.B., Yale, 18875 M.D., Columbia, 1890. CIDA E. A 30 A , W -.m,,,,fl, W -,. .. N ,jf ,., ,HV ,- ,r ,ui - 1 I T .' 15+-,Y----1-.I Qi 1-- T 2' i'i':,' 1' . ,,,,,,, , 4 f ' 1 fmgk, D. 2 ,, ,.,D, f,,,c.,,,u .. ,IA . ,,,- e . - ' A 'A fe?' T?-25 CHARLES LOOMIS DANA, A.NL, NLD., LL.D., Profefror of Clinical Medicine, De- partment of Difearef of the Nervour Syftemg Phyfician to Bellevue Hofpital and to the Montejiore Home, Neurologirt to Wv07'7'LlZ7'L7J' Horpitalg Consulting Allienift . to Manhattan State Horpital A.B., Dartmouth, 1872, A.NI'., 1875, NLD., Columbia, 1875, NLD., Colum- bia College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1876, LL.D., Dartmouth, 1908. XPT,N2N,QBIi. FREDERIC S. DENNIS, A.B., NLD., F. R. C. S., Profeffor of Clinical Surgery, Emeri- tu.f,' Confulting Surgeon to Bellevue and Surgeon to Saint Vincent'J Hofpital , A.B., Yale, 1872, NLD., Bellevue Hospital Medical College. XII T. JAMES CLIFTON EDGAR, Ph.B., A.B., AAA., NLD., Proferror of Obrtetricf and Clin- ical Midwifery, Olrftetrician to Bellevue Hofpitalg Ohftetric Surgeon to Man- hattan Maternity Hofpital and Dispenraryg Conrulting Olzrtetrician to the City Hofpital Ph.B., Lafayette, 1882, A.B., 18845 A.NL, 1886, NLD., New York, 1885. Z If, fri A E. GEORGE THOMSON ELLIOT, A.B., NLD., Profefror of Clinical Surgery, Department of Dermatologyg Consulting Dermatologift to Saint Lukelv, Columhur, and New York Lying-in-Hofpitalf and to New York Eye and Ear Injirmary A.B., Yale, 1877, NLD., Louisiana, 1881. AK E. WILLIAM JAMES ELSER, NLD., Profefror of Bacteriology NLD., Bellevue Hospital Niedical College, 1895. HID A 2. JAMES EWING, A.B., A.NL, Sc.D.,.NLD., Profefror of Pathology A.B., Amherst, 1888, A.NL, 18915 NLD., Columbia College Of Physicians and Surgeons, 1891. A T, CID A E, CID B K. JERENLIAH SWEETSER FERGUSON, B.S., NLS., NLD., Arfirtant Proferfor of Hir- tology and Secretary to the Faculty BS., Nlaine, 1889, NLS., 1892, NLD., New York, 1892. K E, A S2 A. AUSTIN FLINT, NLD., LL.D., Profefror of Phyriology, Emeritufg Conrulting Phyri- cian to Bellevue Hofpitalg Prerident of the Conrulting Medical Board ofthe Man- hattan Horpital for the lnfane NLD., Jefferson Nledical College, 1857, LL.D., 1885. A KK. A JOSEPH FRAENKEL, NLD., Arrirtant Profeffor of Clinical Medicine, Department of Neurologyg Confulting Alienift and Neurologist, Bellevue and Har Moriah Hofpitalfg Attending Physician, New York Neurological lnrtitute NLD., Imperial Royal University Of Vienna, 1889. N E N. CHARLES LANGDON GIBSON, A.B., NLD., Adjunct Profefror of Surgeryg Surgeon to Saint Luke'f and City Hofpitalf A.B., Harvard, 1886, NLD., 1889. AKK. JOHN AUGUSTUS HARTWELL, Ph.B., NLD., Proferror of Clinical Surgery, Surgeon to Bellevue Hofpitalg Afriftant Surgeon to Prefbyterian Horpital A Ph.B., Yale, 1889, NLD., Columbia, 1892. THOMAS WOOD HASTINGS, A.B., NLD., Proferfor of Clinical Pathology, Arrift- ant Viriting Phyrician to Bellevue Hospital AB., Johns Hopkins, 1894, NLD., 1898. CID K XII. RO'BERT ANTHONY HATCHER, Ph.G., NLD., Proferror of Pharmacology and Materia Medica NLD., Tulane, 1898. 31 - 3fg. '18 lg! Sli. 1 SA If PL'-' fi! LW lilfDLj.a55A IRVING SAMUEL HAYNES, Ph.B., NLD., Professor of Appliecl Anatomy, Surgeon H l al R cl C' Hospitals PJh.B6iT Qgeigyani 1887505f NLD., New York, 1887. A K E, CID A E Cl-lonoraryb. JAMES MORLEY HITZROT, A.B., NLD., Assistant Clinical Professor of Surgery, Departrnent of Surgery u A.B., Princeton, 1897, NLD., Johns Hopkins, 1901. AUGUST HOCH, NLD., Professor of Clinical Medicirie, Department of Psychopath- ology, Director of Psycliiatric Institute of New York State Hospital, Ward's Island M.D., University 01' Nlaryland, 1890. JAMES CHEW JOHNSTON, A.B., M.D., Assistant Professor of Clinical Surgery, Department of Dermatology A.B., Johns Hopkins, 1890, NLD., New York, 1892. B 9 H, 9 N E. EDWARD LOUGHBOROUGH ISLEYES, JR., A.B., M.D., Ph.D., Professor of Clinical Surgery, Department of Diseases of the Genito-Urinary Systern, Surgeon to Bellevue and Saint Vincentls Hospitals A.B., Georgetown, 1892, Ph.D., IQOI, M.D., Columbia, 1895. ALEXANDER LAMBERT, AB., Ph.B., NLD., Professor of Clinical .Meclicine,' Visit- ing Physician to Bellevue Hospital A.B., Yale, 1884, Pl'1.B., 1885, NLD., Columbia, 1888. AK E, fI1A E. GRAHAM LUSK, Ph.B., Ph.D., Sc.D., Professor of Physiology Ph.B., Columbia, 1887, Ph.D., Nlunich, 1891, Sc.D., Yale, IQOS. FRANK SHERMAN NIEARA, A.B., Ph.D., BLD., Professor of Therapeutics ana' Clin- ical Medicine,' Associate Attending Plzysician to Saint Lulee's Hospital and Visiting Physician to Bellevue Hospital A.B., Yale, 1890, Ph.D., ISQZQ NLD., Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1895. JOHN R. RCLURLIN, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Physiology CHARLES EDWARD NAMMACR, Ph.B., M.D., LL.D., Professor of Clinical Medi- cine, Physician to Bellevue Hospital, Visiting Physician to Saint Vin.cent's Hospital Ph.B., Saint Francis Xavier's, New York, 1878, BLD., Bellevue Hospital Medical College, 1881, LL.D., Fordham, 1908. NVALTER LINDSAY N1LES, M.D., Assistant Professor of Clinical .Medicine NLD., Cornell, 1902. CDA E. ROBERT GRIGG REESE, Ph.G., NLD., Professor of Clinical Surgery, Departnzent of Ophtlialnzology, funior Surgeon, New York Bye and Ear Infirrnaryg Consulting Opltthalniologist to Bellevue, General lllernorial, and Nursery and Cliilcl's Hospitals Ph.G., Maryland College of Pharmacy, 1887, NLD., University of New York, 1891. CID K NIJ, CID A E. JOHN ROGERS, A.B., Ph.B., Nl.D., Professor of Clinical Surgery, Surgeon to Bellevue and Saint Francis Hospitals A.B., Yale, 1887, Ph.B., 1888, NLD., Columbia, 1891. CDA E. MAX GUsTAy SCHLAPP, M.D., Assistant Professor of Neuro-Pathology, Physician to tlie City Alrnsltouse ' M.D., Berlin, 1897 Csurnrna cum lauclej. A K K. - i 1- ,1 1 :gif ,- -,YYY ie. l- T :VT i,.,M.M, , ,, YV 32 ' P. .1 . '2 .1iT:ww if , dffsig.--.3--1: A -s,'.:1,,1 Q f --is A A . -.. - 7. - .lf --.. f4-X 'fe if F N' ' Q p 11' - An, A A if 2--fi: ? fig-- L - f . -Q A . A A 1. -,L .. . .E E.-. .. ,J , L- -.7.,,,, .,:,,,.. ,,,,,,,,7gg.4ig ,, OTTO HENRY SCHULTZE, A.B., NLD., Afriftant Proferfor of Pathology and Proferror ill of Medico-Legal Pathology ,, A.B., College of City of New York, 1886, NLD., Columbia, 1889. A K E, 5,17 A K K. 'U NEWTON MELNIAN SHAFFER, NLD., Profefyor of Clinical Surgery, Departrnent of Orthopedic Surgery, Enieritufg Surgeon-in-Chief to the New Yorle State Hof- pital for the Care ofthe Crippled and Defornied Children, Conrulting Orthopedic ,, Surgeon to Saint Lulee'f anal Prefhyterian Hofpitalrg Confulting Surgeon to L New York Injirrnary for Women and Children , M.-D., New York University, 1867. ' HARMON SMITH, B.A., NLD., Proferfor of Laryngology , B.A., University of Georgia, 1892, NLD., Bellevue Hospital Nledical Col- lege, 1897. A T A, 9 A E. L, LEWIS ATTERBURY STIMSON, A.B., NLD., LL.D., Proferfor of Surgery, Conrulting , Surgeon to Bellevue Horpitalg Surgeon to New Yorle and Huclron Street Hofpitalr ,ff A.B., Yale, 18635 NLD., Bellevue Hospital Nledical College, 1874, LL.D., Yale, IQOO. Scroll and Key. Xlf T. CITARLES RUPERT STOCKARD, B.S., NLS., Ph.D., Proferfor of Anatomy if B.S., Mississippi Agricultural and Nlechanical College, 1899, NLS., 1901, 'A Ph.D., Columbia, 19o7. N Z N, E E. ISRAEL STRAUSS, A.B., AAL, NLD., Afriftant Proferror of Neuro-Alnatorny it 7,.. A.B., Brown, 18945 All., and NLD., Columbia, 1898. fID B K. ALFRED S. TAYLOR, B.P., All., NLD., Afrirzant Proferror of Operative Surgery B.P., Brown, 1891, A.NL, 18925 NLD., Columbia, 1895. A T, CID BK. 'W1LL1AM GILMAN THOMPSON, Ph.B., NLD., Proferror of Zlleciicine, Viriting Phy- ,fill .vician to Prerhyterian and Bellevue Hofpitalf ' Ph.B., Yale, S. S. S., 1877, NLD., Columbia College of Physicians and Sur- geons, 1881. A XII, CIDA Z. .1 WILLIAM CROOKS THR0, B.S.A., AM., MD., .armani Proferror Ofozmtmzeaih- ology r 1 .. T' B.S.A, Cornell, IQOO, A.NL, 19015 NLD., IQO7. E E, TA. ' JOHN CUTLER TORREY, A.B., Ph.D., Arfirtant Proferfor of Experimental Pathology QW and Lecturer on Hygiene A.B., University of Vermont, 1898, Ph.D., Columbia University, 1902. E QD, Q QD B K. :Vl CHARLTON NAPALLACE, A.B., NLD., Afrirtant Proferfor of Clinical Surgery, Depart- rnent of Orthopedic Surgery A A.B., Transylvania, 18945 NLD., Columbia College of Physicians and Sur- 1 geons, 1898. N E N, KA CSouthernj. RICHARD WEIL, A.B., A.NL, NLD., Arfirtant Proferror of Experirnental Thera- A peuticy A A.B., Columbia, 1896, A.NL, 1898, NLD., 19oo. FREDERICK WHITING, A.NL, NLD., Profefror of Clinical Surgery, Departrnent of Y' Otologyg Aural Surgeon to New Yorle Eye anal Ear Injirrnary, Surgeon to Saint 61,5 Bartholoniewlf Clinic, and Moiirit Sinai Hofpital lt' A.NL, Amherst, I882, NLD., Long Island College Hospital, 1885. CARL WIGGERS, NLD., Alrrirtant Proferror of Phyriology NLD., Michigan, 1906: Z E. ' L'f9T jfQ-E'-T 3 Zlxiesifefl- ls. 7 Aaff:nm:1-.7+,.:- -mf -iw -ff A-----W df-- 3 33 ,. . . . Yin .. ...,..Y - WA. ,, .k,, WY, . Huff- -. . k- . : , .J A rf- . V, V171-l ,l 1-wg 51+-S-I Ziff-.qcflvz wi'1.f.fie.41'.s R ,Hg fa J fs .-, ., -U1 of ' f 'j7,L1,fs, , .f,.L,f,,,,a,. . ,-,.,,, - j? 1f..-fAl.?gf,r,5 xsrf?-?ii:s'ff A I--1' -'ff - 4' f-'f f' r rr ' T 'fm ' rf ' - JOSEPH EDCIL VVINTERS, NLD., Profeffor of Clinical Medicirie, Department of Pediatricfg Phyfician to Willard Parker Hofpital NLD., New York, 1872. Q1 A E. RUDOLPH AUGUST WVITTHAUS, A.B., A.NL, NLD., Profeffor of Chemiftry, Emerituf A.B., Columbia, 1867, A.NL, 1868, NLD., University of City of New York, 1875. A Alf. GEORGE NVOOLSEY, A.B., NLD., Profexxor of Anatomy and Clinical Surgery, Sur- - geon to Bellevue Horpitalg Arfociate Surgeon to Prefhyterian Hofpital A.B., Yale, 1881, NLD., Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1885. CID A E. Enzirurinrsa anh Agni,-atanta ' HAROLD CAPRON BAILEY, NLD., Instructor in Ohftetricf NLD., Cornell, 1903. N E N. ' VALENTINE C. BAKER, NLD., Fellow in Medicirte VVESLEY NLANNING BALDWIN, A.B., A.NL, NLD., Inrtructor in Anatomy A.B., Cornell, I9O7, A.NL, I9o95 NLD., 1911. TA, N E N, E E, A QA. JOSEPH C. BOOK, Inrtructor in Chemiftry LEROY BROUN, NLD., Clinical lnrtrnctor in Surgery, Department of Gynecology NLD., Vanderbilt, 1887. FRANKLIN THOMAS BURKE, NLD., Clinical Inftrnctor in Surgery, Department of Laryngology and Rhinology NLD., Long Island College Hospital, 1898. NLONTROSE BURROWS, A.B., NLD., Inftructor in Anatomy A.B., Kansas, 1905, NLD., Johns Hopkins, 1909. E N, N E N, E E. ARTHUR HUTCHINS CILLEY, A.B., NLD., Inftrnctor in Orthopedic Surgery and Chief of Clinic A.B., Princeton, 1893, NLD., Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1896. XII T. ARTHUR FERNANDEZ COCA, A.B., AAL, NLD., lnftructor in Experimental Path- ology - A.B. and A.Nl., Haverford, NLD., Pennsylvania. EARLE CONNER, NLD., Clinical Arfiftant in Surgery, Department of Otology NLD., New York, 1881. ROBERT ANDERSON COOKE, A.B., AAL, NLD., Affirtant in .Experimental Thera- peuticf A.B., Rutgers, IQOO, A.NL, I9o4, NLD., Columbia, I9O4. ALBERT STURGES CRAWFORD, B.S., Affirtant in Anatomy B.S., Pomona, 19Io. CID A E. ALBERT C. CREHORE, NLD., Inftructor in Therapeuticr B. DAVIDSON, NLD., Fellow in .Medicine EUGENE FLOYD DU BOIS, A.B., NLD., Inftrnctor in Applied Pharmacology and Lecturer in Clinical Physiology A.B.,g-Iarvard, I903, NLD., Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons, 190 . NVILLIAM DUNN, Affiftant in Experimental Therapeutic! T' ' 'fr7.'-'ici-es .Y-A,Y,4uw..1, ,,,-.,A.. Y. , ,, , , .Y c Af -A ,JM , L, . ,I A- .. . . .0 . Yi L. . v . T - -+-'--- -7- -fr -lg: I :A -A---s -.5--f .Jr 'GI--L W. : 1 V .- - Y c .-. ,,-,Yee -,- -A .A -- i--- -im.--T AW, 7' -7- -- -- AA. Aw.-: -,-is..sIg.ug.: e r- au., Ya- , '.L...----- A egg-1 -' -. 34 A if i I 7 S V 5' f I I ? 7 ? se 7' 7 44 S4 l ll ll ll v N ,iifii , , . yy, fi .M - V 1 , . . - - -.f:,.- --ft L YV, MY Y Y I . . .....,,, ...,,..,ii.. FRANCIS CRUGER EDGERTON, B.S., NLD., Clinical Infzrncior in Surgery, Depart- rncnt of Difcafcf of thc Gcnilo-Urinary Syftcni NLD., Columbia, 1898. N11 T, CIPA E. CARY EGGLESTON, NLD., Inflrnctor in Pharmacology and Matcria Mcclica NLD., Cornell, 1907. CIDA E. SEWARD ERDMAN, A.B., NLD., Infzfrnctor in Clinical Snrgcry A.B., Princeton, 1897, NLD., Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1902. ELSIE S. L,ESPERANCE, NLD., Inrirncior in Paz'liology,- Librarian A SAMUEL NL EVANS, NLD., Clinical filffiyzfanl in Mcdiciric, Department of Pediat- ricr NLD., Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1895. SAMUEL FELDSTEIN, NLD., Alfriftaiil in .Expcrinicntal Tlzcrapcnlicf NLD., Harvard, 1902. ROLFE FLOYD, A.B., NLD., Inftricclor in Clinical .Mcclicinc A.B., Harvard, 1895, NLD., Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1899. NELLIS BARNES FOSTER, .lnftrnclor in Clinical lVIcclicinc JAMES BELDEN GERE, NLD., Afsirlant in Ncnro-Pazliology NLD., Bellevue Hospital Nledical College, 1896. CID A E. NZLALCOLM GOODRIDGE, A.B., NLD., Infrrnclor in Tlicrapcnlicf . A.B., Princeton, 1894, NLD., Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1898. J. F. GUDERNATCH, Ph.D., lnfzirncfor in Hiflology and Embryology GEORGE DEN1PSTER HAMLEN, A.NL, NLD., Instructor in Obftctricf and Clinical lnfzfriiclor in Gynccology AB., Wesleyan, 18885 ANL, 18915 NLD., New York, 1890. A K E, CID A E. ARTHUR EDMUND HOAG, NLD., lnftrnczor in Surgery NLD., Cornell, 1908. fb A E. JOSEPH P. HOGUET, AB., NLD., Inmnclor in Surgery A.B., Harvard, IQO4, NLD., Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1907. ARTHUR FENVVICK HOLDING, NLD., Affirtant in Racliology NLD., Union. BERT RAYMOND HOOBLER, A.NL, NLD., .lnslrnclor in Clinical Palliology and Alffiflant in .Mcclicinc A.NL, 'Wabash, 1902, NLD., Cornell, 1905. QD F A, N E N, 115 B K, E E. FRANK NL HUNT0oN, NLD., .lnylrnctor in Bacteriology NLD., Cornell, 1903. HENRY VVIRT JACKSON, NLD., Arfirtanl in Clinical Pazliology FREDERICK L. IQEAYS, AB., NLD., Inrlricclor in Phyxical Diagnosif ROBERT FOSTER IQENNEDY, NLB., B.Ch., NLD., Instructor in Clinical Mccliciric, Dcparlnicnl of Ncnrology NLB., B.Ch., Royal University of Ireland, NLD., Queen's, Dublin. FDA E, A M H Q. T-fi 1, f' :1:4 f:.f-ff.s,:- - --- i:rl....f..HaTi wrifrzvf ' Ti'-1 bf:-few, ' - f ,if if 3112311 ffii Z A Y A V, ,J ,,,Y W ii: .Y . ,ii ...Yi ,Af 35 7,7 ,A ,,, 1 1, 4, ,1'.-1 ' fi., 'J - 4 - ' W fT':nf'-' D - M:iF EJ: Vi +2 . T-'i?'? 3 .i 'ff E L 2 ' ,il uf 'L,f0.,'lE if iQi,d,i.L...Eg'EL DH Lrifkig i ,i 1-L . 1.-'H- JOHN STANLEY KLENNEY, lW.D., Fellow in Medicine and Affirtant in Medicine, Department of Pecliatricf M.D., Cornell, IQOQ. GEORGE W. KUNZ, NLD., Clinical Arfiftant in Surgery, Department of Otology NLD., Bellevue Hospital Medical College, 1887. BURTON JAMES LEE, A.B., NLD., Inrtructor in Clinical Surgery, Demonxtrator of Anatomy, Surgeon-in-Cliief Preflryterian Hofpital Difpenfary, Arriftant Sur- geon to Bellevue Hofpital A.B., Yale, 1894, M.D., Columbia, 1898. CIDA Z. ' ALEXANDER SHERLEY LEVERTY, M.D., Clinical Inftructor in Medicine, Department of Neurology - NLD., Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1889. A K K, QD B K. GEORGE BIRMINGHAM NLCAULIFFE, A.B., NLD., Clinical Instructor in Surgery, Department of Otology M.D., Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1888. A K K, 112 B K. J. F. NLCCLENDON, Ph.D., Instructor in Hirtology and Embryology Ph.D., Pennsylvania, 1906. E A E, KID B K, Z E, CID H. JOHN THOMSON NLACCURDY, BA., NLD., Inrtructor in Medicine, Department of Prycliopatliology BA., Toronto, 19085 M.D., Johns Hopkins, 1911. A T, fb B K. DAVID WALLACE MACKENZIE, AD., NLD., Clinical lnrtructor in Surgery, Department of Urology A.B., Dalhousie, Canada, IQOO, NLD., Cornell, 1904. ALBERTUS E. ADAIR MOORE, NLD., Inftructor in Olrrtetricf, A11-iftant Viriting Surgeon to Bellevue Hofpitalg Poftgracluate Hofpital, Lying-in Department of Manhattan Maternity Horpital NLD., University of South, 1895, South Carolina Medical, 1896. THOMAS A. NIULCAHY, NLD., Clinical Al'1.vi.ftant in Surgery, Department of Otology M.D., Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons, IQOI. HASHIME MURAYAMA, Preparateur in Anatomy Kyoto Imperial Art lndustry College, Japan. GLENN EDWIN MYERS, AB., NAD., Cliief of Clinic, Department of Prycltopatliology AB., Indiana, 1907g NLD., IQOQ. 2 X, N Z N. CHARLES NORRIS, Ph.B., NLD., Demonftrator in Pathological Anatomy Ph.B., Yale, 1888, M.D., Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1892. E. GSTERBERG, Inftructor in Cltemirtry HENRY PEARSON, B.S., M.D., Clinical Inrtructor in Alnartliefia BS., Alabama, 189o, NLD., Cornell, 1903. A K E. VICTOR HOWARD PENTLARGE, BLD., Clinical Affirtant in Surgery, Department of Genito-Urinary Difeafef M.D., Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1902. JESSIE NIOORE RAHE, NLA., Afrirtant in Experimental Tlierapeuticr NLA., Columbia, 1912. JOHN H. RICHARDS, M.D., Inftructor in Clinical Pathology M.D., Cornell, 1905. ID A Z. J. A. RICHE, Alxfiftant in 'Physiology i7i,2?i4ff11a?.3 fr -af f+gj. ., . ,.-,+f,-- -as A .Mx .W L L. Q: A L.-71 :izils ..1 ,L fggil ' -1 f- ' -1 36 L. - .5515 Q13 'fr 253 -3 fi 2121 R if Ygfff--f-ff-QW L- 3g j , 1 in I ., gi - Q .7, A .L ,.,f71,, ..., ,.,,,n V , . , .L i hr 77 iw N ,W , A, ,L f., X, , . , , ,,. ,, , , . . .,.. Y , 0.7, Y--A ll, BENJAMIN P. RILEY, NLD., Clinical Instructor in Surgery JOSEPH C. ROPER, NLD., Clinical Instructor in Medicine, Department of Pediatrics HANS JORGEN SCHWARTZ, NLD., Instructor in Clinical Pathology, and Clinical Instructor in Surgery, Department of Dermatology NLD., NlcGill, 1898. Z XII. WILLIAM SHANNON, A.B., NLD., Clinical Instructor in Medicine, Department of Pediatrics A.B., New York, 18855 NLD., 1889. A CID, CDA E. WILLIAM H. SHELDON, NLD., Instructor in Medicine MONTGOMERY HUNT SICARD, B.S., NLD., Instructor in Physical Diagnosis and Therapeutics B.S., Princeton, 1894, NLD., Columbia, 1898. RALPH GRIFFITHS STILLMAN, A.B., NLD., Instructor in Clinical Medicine A.B., Yale, 1903, NLD., Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons, IQO7. N E N. IEANNETTE R. STOBO, A.B., Assistant in Chemistry OSCAR TEAGUE, B.S., Nl.S., NLD., Assistant in Experimental Pathology B.S., Vanderbilt, 1898, NLS., 1899, NLD., Berlin, I903. IIJA 9, QD BK. WILLIAM D. TYRRELL, NLD., Clinical Instructor in Medicine, Department of Pediatrics NLD., Northwestern, 1899. WILLIAM HOWARD TYTLER, B.A., NLB., Instructor in Pathology B.A., Toronto, 1906, NLB., IQOQ. A T. ELEANOR VAN NESS VAN ALSTYNE, B.S., Ph.D., Instructor in Department of Experimental Therapeutics B.S., Chicago, 1906, Ph.D., Cornell, IQI3. GEORGE W. VANDEGRIFT, A.NL, NLD., Clinical Instructor in Surgery, Department of Ophthalmology GEORGE GRAY VVARD. JR., NLD., Instructor in Clinical Surgery, Department of Gynecology, Gynecologist New Yorle and Post-Graduate Hospitals, Consulting Gynecologist Italian Hospital and Monmouth Memorial, Long Branch, N.-I. NLD., Long Island College Hospital, 1891. CID A E. CHARLES E. S. WEBSTER, JR., B.A., NLD., Instructor in Therapeutics NLD., Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons, IQOZ. JOHN NLARTIN WHEELER, A.B., NLD., NLS., Clinical Instructor in Surgery, Department of Ophthalmology AB., Vermont, 1902, NLD., 19o5, MS., 1906. A XP. RAE Wv. WHIDDEN, NLD., Fellow in Medicine BRAINERD H. WHITBECK, NLD., Clinical Instructor in Surgery LUCIUS ARTHUR VVING, B.S., NLD., Clinical Instructor in Surgery B.S., Ohio State, IQO3, NLD., Cornell, I9o7. CID I' A, N E N. W. W. WRIGHT, NLD., Clinical Instructor in Medicine 37 A V I I s 3 ilfurulig in Eliliaxra Elgrufvsanru NLELVIN DRESBACH, BLS., BLD., Arfifmm Profeffor of Phyxiology NLS., Ohio State, 1900, NL.D., Ohio Nledical, 1905. N E N, E E. SIMON HENRY GACE, BS., Profeffor of Hirrology and Embryology, Emeritus B.S., Cornell, 1877. A T, SZ T HIL ANDREW HUNTER, NLA., BS., NLB., Ch.B., Arrifmm Profefror of Bioclzerrzislry NLA., B.S., NLB., Ch.B., Edinburgh, 1901. E E, N E N. ABRAM TUCKER LKERR, B.S., BLD., Srcremry of the Medical College at Izflzafczg Profeyfor of Anatomy. B.S., Cornell, 1895, NLD., Buffalo, IS97. B 9 H, N E N, E E. BENJAMIN FREEMAN INLINGSBURY, AB., Ph.D., BLD., Profri-for of Hlftology and Embryology A.B., Buchtel, 1893, Ph.D., Cornell, 1895, NLD., Freiburg, 1903. 111 A 9, I' A, N 2 N, 2 E. XVILLIAM RIDGELEY ORNDORFF, A.B., Ph.D., Profexfor of Organic Clrerrzirtry A.B., Johns Hopkins, 1884, Ph,D., 1887. N Z N. SUTHERLAND SIMPSON, BS., NLB., Ch.B., NLD., D.Sc., F. R. S. CEdinburghJ, Profeffor of Phyfiology B.S., Edinburgh, 1894, MB. and Ch.B., 18995 NLD., IQOI, D.Sc., 1903. 2 E, N E N. lflnatrurtura JAMES A. BADERTSCHER, A.M., Irzfzruczfor in Hlftology and Embryology HENRY KENNEDY DAVIS, A.B., Affifmrrt in Anatomy NLAURICE HOPE GIVENS, Ph.B., Irzflmctor' in Blochemlftry EMMET FRANCIS HITCH, A.NL, Irznfmlctor' in Clremifrry JOHN JOSEPH KENNEDY, B.Chem., Affiftarzt in Clzerrziftry HUGH NLCNLILLAN KINGERY, A.B., NLA., Irzftrucror in Hirtology and Embryology ALFRED ERWIN LIVINGSTON, NLS., Irzftructor in Phyxiology SAMUEL ARTHUR NLAHOOD, A.B., NLA., Affiymmf in Ch677L'l:J'l7'j' CLARENCE LEE SHILLIDAY, Ph.B., BLS., Afflftarzt in Hiytology and Embryology CHARLES WALLACE NVEBB, NLD., DZ77l07ZJ'l7'dlO7' in Alrzatomy 38 A 3 If H Z 1 Q.. A, E-T5 fr: 7 A, -I V, 5 ,7: ?i- 51 .,,iT,Y 1 1 . IQII. lIDEK,NEN,EE,A1If,S2TE. 4 Tl 1 iq ii lil Mil K I . . 13,1 ,Lt Rl, yy 1 ' ' G F25 'l'...,, . A J if 'WSLW ? , ' 3 ' . fig -' ' ' V -'57 5 . . . H J ,g llqzrfql J' Q 'F .- . ' . J ,4 - ' 1 '- ff? W k!-4 1. E 'L ' ' QP if r XXTERANUS ALVA MOORE, BS., M.D., V. MD., Director of 1 the State Veterinary College and Profeffor of Comparative Patliology and Bacteriology, anal of Jlleat fnrpection BS., Cornell, 1887, NLD., George Vllashington Uni- versity, ISQOQ V. Nl.D.,UniversityOf Pennsylvania, 1 A Ellarultg lllrnfrssurs 1 ARTHUR 'WESLEY BROWNE, NLS., Ph.D., Proferror of Inorganic Chemiftry and Analytical Clzemiftry BS., Wesleyan, 1900, M.S., 1901, Pli.D., Cornell, 1903. A A 41, Q T CID, I' A, AX.E,QBiK, E E. SAMUEL HOXVARD BURNETT, A.B., NLS., D.V.Nl., Profeffor of Comparative Path- ology and Bacteriology A.B., Cornell, 1892, MS., 1896, D.V.M., 1902. Acacia. E E, A Alf, SZ T E. 4 'J ' LOUIS NIUNROE DENNIS, Ph.B., B.S., Profeffor of Inorganic Chemiftry Ph.B., Nlichigan, 1885, BS., 1886. XII T, E E, KID B K, A X Z, I' A. PIERRE AUGUSTINE FISH, B.S., D.Sc., D.V.M., Profersor of Veterinary Physiology . and Secretary of the Faculty B.S., Cornell, 1890, D.Sc., 1894, D.V.M., 1899. E E. , CLIFFORD PENNY FITCH, B.S., NLS., D.V.NI., Affiftant Profeffor of Bacteriology B.S., Hamilton, 1906, M.S., 1909, D.V.M., Cornell, 1911. E E, CII BK. l JAMES NATHAN FROST, D.V.M., Axfiftant Proferfor of Veterinary Surgery SIMON HENRY GAGE, B.S., Profenor of Hiftology, Emeritu: B.S., Cornell, 1877. A T, Q T LII. GRANT SHERMAN HOPKINS, B.S., D.Sc., D.V.NI., Profefror of Veterinary Anatomy and Anatomical Method! B.S., Cornell, 1889, D.Sc., 1893, D.V.M., 1900. iv 2 K, E E. BENJAMIN FREEMAN KINGSBURY, A.B., Ph.D., NLD., Profeffor of Hirtology and Embryology . A.B., Buchtel, 1893, Ph.D., Cornell, 1895, NLD., Freiburg, 1903. KIDAG, , E E, N 2 N, 1' A. 39 . .W A . -. V- - .f flf-Af-.1-L-:.'7.., 7f:f W ...ti I-vp-. . - . ,I A -I 1 .AL ,l-ii, .A..T.--,, 5 1 ,LH R. l,1., .. . - - .4 I ,gl , ,:,,f ,,,, - .,,A rg g,. JAMES LAW, F. R. C. V. S., Profeffor of Principlef and Practice of Veterinary Medi- cine, Emeritnf H F. R. C. V. S., Royal College Of Veterinary Surgeons, 1870. E :.. HOWARD JAY MILRS, D.V.M., Profexfor of .Materia Medica D.V.M., Cornell, 1904. E E. WILLIAM ALBERT RILEY, B.S., Ph.D., Anirtant Profenor of Entomology ' B.S., De Pauw, 18975 Pl1.D., Cornell, 1903. A T, Z E, FA, Q B K. EARL SUNDERVILLE, D.V.M., Arfistant Profesror of Veterinary Anatomy D.V.M., Cornell, 1908. E E. DENNIE HAMMOND UDALL, B.S.A., D.V.lVl., Profefyor of Principlef ancl Practice of Veterinary .Medicine anal Sanitary Science I B.S.A., Vermont, 18985 D.V.M., Cornell, 1901. E N, E E. WVALTER LONG WILLIAMS, Profeffor of Principle: and Practice of Veterinary Snr- gery, Obxtetricf, Zootechny, and fnrifprnclence Montreal Veterinary College, 1879. E El. HENRY HIRAM WING, B.S.A., Nl.S.A., Profefror of Animal Inclnftry B.S.A., Cornell, 18815 Nl.S.A., Cornell, 1891. Zlnatrltrtura JAMES A. BADERTSCHER, Ph.NI., lnftrnctor in Hiftology and Embryology RAYMOND RUSSELL BIRCH, B.S., D.V.M., Inftractor in Charge of Veterinary Experimental Station RUDOLPH RAY BOLTON, A.B., D.V.lXfI., Inftrnctor in Surgery CHARLES ERNEST HAYDEN, Inftrnctor in Veterinary Phyfiology EMMET FRANCIS HITCH, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., lnftrnctor in Organic Chemiftry FREDERICK F. IQOENIG, D.V.NI., Inftrnctor in Veterinary .Medicine WILLIAM EDWARD NIULDOON, D.V.lVI., lnrtrnctor in Mater'ia Medica EARL MAX PICKENS, D.V.Nl, lnJtrnctor in Pathology and Diagnofif CLARENCE LEE SHILLIDAY, Ph.B., NLS., Inftrnctor in Histology and Embryology THOMAS WKVHITNEY BENSON WELSH, A.B., Inftrnctor in Inorganic Chemiftry Aaaiaianis J. RAYMOND BEACH, D.V.NI., Affiftant in Diagnofif S. A. GOLDBERG, Affiftant in Veterinary Pathology and Bacteriology CHARLES ALBERT GRIFFIN, D.V.lVI,. Arfirtant in Anatomy HELENA HARRIET HAIGHT, Clerk ofthe College NATHANIEL EDWARD IQOENIG, D.V.Nl,. Ayfiftant in Veterinary llfleclicine H. C. MCCARTNEY, Affiftant in Anatomy OLIVER RALPH OVERMAN, A.B., Amiftant in Chemiftry FRANCES VAN ZANDT, Librarian of the Rorioell P. Flower Library w: e I 2 40 ,Y ,.- - es---12A-frflw .ff-ff -- - -f ---' - I r -'rfa-:-A.. .Ii .- N, -- - ,ff-,y ,L, xl A A O li -LTI. . S R . e A1101-IITECTVRE . W I C A M 'C , CLARENCE AUGUSTINE MARTIN, Director of the College ii of Architecture, Dean of the Faculty, Profeffor of Rf Architecture li 111 I' A, T B H QHonOraryD, Gargoyle QHonOraryj, ll L'Ogive, F. A. I. A. l l Illarultg T1 OLAF MARTINIUS BRAUNER, Profeffor of Drawing and Painting I, Massachusetts Normal Art School, Boston Museum Of Fine Arts. Gargoyle, l Honorary A. I. A. 1 GEORGES MAUXION, A.D.G., Profeffor of Architecture in Charge of Defign V Gargoyle, L'Ggive. i ALBERT CHARLES PHELPS, B.S., lVl.Arch., Proferfor of Architecture and Secretary Q ofthe College Faculty Il BS., Illinois, 18945 M.Arch., 1903. T B II, Gargoyle, L'Ogive. I EDOUARD RAYMOND BOSSANGE, Ph.D., Afyiftant Proferfor of Defign 2 Ph.B., Columbia, 1893. Gargoyle, XI' T. 5 CHRISTIAN A4113 JO, Ayfiftant Profeffor in .Free-Hand Drawing and Modeling Savage Club. .5 it GEORGE YOUNG, IR., B.Arch., Affiftant Profenor of Architecture in the Theory of Conftruction . B.Arch, Cornell, 1900. 'IP 1' A, Gargoyle, L'OgiVe. ll HUBERT EUGENE BAXTER, B.Arch., Inftructor in Architecture . B.Arch., Cornell, 1910. I' A, Gargoyle, L'OgiVe. GEORGE RAY CHAMBERLAIN, M.E., Instructor in Free-Hand Drawing M.E., Cornell, 1891. Gargoyle. l DAVID CLOSE COMSTOCK, B.Arcl1., Nl.Arch., Inftructor in Architecture T B H, Gargoyle, L7Ogive. ,V HIRAM SAMUEL GUTSELL, BP., A.M., Instructor in Free-Hand Drawing ,Q Gargoyle. 'A LORENA CLAIRE GIBBS, Secretary to the Director ELLEN IRENE STEELE, Librarian f - 1 WA,-.-::,A.:':1w. 1 .-AY, I: Y 3544553 , lr... Y V ' 'E---a'.- - 4.1 ,+- 1, ,Aw , ,L i ,,.g, -7,1 -fn, :,,i,J, ,,- - - 'f A f :J if D-fruzgq-9:7 W -,Ya ' 3511 1 i -lgixie-151-853.1---'ilxwf , ,,,-wwf 1- Ak - F' , If xx' gS f'f- .,'5fE22',L+lg, 4:'- gli:-l ii. 5 'zffif f fi . - L- A-I A we we -ff :Y f -Q' L'?'? - i .5 Y . 'T' A , A' AGRICVLTVRE . Ns.. , - F: -1 A I 'S f S , .gf ' 'D Zh : , .f.....a , A4 fff ,, l 7 7 VVILLIAM ALONZO STOCKING, IR., B.S.A,. M.S.A., Aeting Director of the College of Agriculture and Profeffor of 7 Dairy Incluftry , B.S.A., Cornell, 18985 M.S,A., IQO3. Z E. Zllarultg lirnfessnrz WILLIAM CHARLES BAKER, B.S.A., Affiftant Profenor of Drawing B.S.A., Cornell, 1898. BAIORTIER FRANKLIN BARRUS, A.B., Ph.D., Afyiftanf Profeffor of Plant Pathology A.B., Wabash, 1908, Ph.D., Cornell, IQII. CID B K, E E, I' A. . ALVIN CASEY BEAL, B.S., lVI.S.A., Ph.D., Profeffor of Floriculture B.S., Illinois, 1897, lW.S.A., Cornell, I903, Ph.D., IQII. E E. JOHN BENTLEY, JR., B.S., NLF., A.f:iftant Profeffor of Foreftry B.S., Wesleyan, IQO4, MJF., Yale, IQO7. CID B K, E E, XI' T. JAMES ADRIAN BIZZELB, B.S., AAS., Ph.D., Profeffor of Soil Technology in Federal W Experiment Station. , B.S., North Carolina, 1895, NLS., 1900, Ph.D., Cornell, I903. E IE, FA. Acacia. JAMES CHESTER BRADLEY, A.B., NLS., Ph.D., Afsirtant Profefxor of Entomology A,B., Cornell, I9o6, M.S., California, 1907, Ph.D., Cornell, I9o8. E E, I' A. HARRY OLIVER BUCKMAN, B.S.A., NLS., Ph,D., Affiftant Profeffor of Soil Technology B.S.A., Iowa State, I9o65 M.S., 19085 Ph.D., Cornell, 1912. E E, A Z, F A, f A E GEORGE -WALTER CAVANAUGH, B.S., Profeffor of Cherniftry in it: Relation: with y Agriculture . B.S., Cornell, 1896. WILLIAM HENIAY CHANDLER, B.S.A., M.S.A., Profeffor' of Refearch in Pornology B.S.A., Missouri, 1905, MSA., 1906. A Z, Z3 IE. ANNA BOTSFORD QNIRS.D COMSTOCK, Affiftant Profeffor of Nature Study A .l . - LAf- -7- -- IIA . A-. ,,-. ,A . W.- 'XY W 'ff W' Z--Li w F1'.,7., . , - me ,V - fig' 71, Y Y A-A 42 JOHN HENRY COMSTOCK, B.S., Profenor of Entomology and General Invertebrate Zoology B.S., Cornell, 1874. A T, A Z, I' A, E E. CYRUS RICHARD CROSBY, A.B., Extension Profeffor of .Entornology A.B., Cornell, 1905. Z E. 4 LEWIS JOSEPHUS CROSS, A.B., Ph.D., Affiftant Profeffor of .filgricnltnral Clientiftry A.B., Cornell, 1909, Ph.D., IQI2. E E, I' A. Alenibic. ' RALPPI XXVRIGHT CURTIS, B.S.A., NI.S.A., Affiftant Profeffor of Lanclfeape Art B.S.A., Cornell, IQOI, MSA., 1905. FA, A Z. I E. GORTON DAVIS, B.S., filffiftant Profeffor of Landfcape Art B 9 II. ' GEORGE CHARLES EMBODY, B.S., MS., Ph.D., Affiftant Profeffor of Agriculture B.S., Colgate, 1900, MS., 1901, Ph.D., Cornell, 1910. AK E, E E, FA. GEORGE ABRAM EVERETT, A.B., LL.B., Alffiftant Profeffor of Extenfion Teaching A.B., Cornell, 1899, LL.B., 1901. Zodiac. ELMER OTTERBEIN FIPPIN, B.S.A., Profeffor of Soil Technology B.S.A., Ohio State, 1900. A Z. VVALTER AXVARNER FISK, BfI.S.A., Affiftant Profeffor of Dairy Inclnftry HARRY' IVIORTON FITZPATRICK, A.B., Ph.D., Alsfiftant Profexyor of Plant Pathology A.B., Cornell, 1909, Ph.D., 1913. E E. BRYANT FLEMING, B.S.A., Profeffor of Lanclreape Defign B.S.A., Cornell, 1901. A CID. ARTHUR YVITTER GILBERT, B.S., AfI.S.A., Ph.D., Profeffor of Plant Breeding B.S., NIaSSachuSettS Agricultural College, 1904, NI.S.A., Cornell, 1905, Ph.D., 1909. A 2 KID, A Z, fIvK fb, Z E. EDWARD SEWALL GUTHRIE, B.S.A., NI.S.A., Ph.D., Profeffor of Dairy Industry B.S.A., Iowa State, 1905, MSA., Cornell, 1910, Ph.D., 1913. MERRITT VVESLEY HARPER, B.S., INIS., Profeffor of Ani1nalHnflranciry B.S., Ohio State, 1901, MS., University of Illinois, 1902. GLENN AIVASHINGTON I-IERRIOK, B.S.A., Profeffor of Eeonovnic Entomology B.S.A., Cornell, 1896. E E, A I' P. Quill and Dagger. HERBERT ANDREW HOPPER, B.S.A., IVI.S., Profeffor of AnirnalHn1bandry B.S.A., Cornell, 19035 IVLS., Illinois, 1907. E E. OSKAR AUGUSTUS JOHANNSEN, B.S., A.lVI., Ph.D., Affiftant Profeffor of Biology eB.S., Illinois, 1894, A.IVI., Cornell, 1902, Ph.D., Cornell, 1904. E E, T B II, Q11 K fb, r A. HALSEY B. KNAPP, B.S., M.S.A., Alffiftant Profeffor of Pornology B.S. and MSA., Cornell, 1912. A Z, 1' A, A 2 P. LEWIS KNUDSON, B.S.A., Ph.D., Affiftant Profeffor of Plant Pltyfiology B.S.A., IVIiSSOuri, 1907, Ph.D., Cornell, 1911. A Z, I'A, E E. GEORGE NIEMAN LAUMAN, B.S.A., Profeffor of Rural Eeononiy B.S.A., Cornell, 1897. KENNETH CARTER LIVERMORE, B.S.A., Profenor of Farm Management B.S.A., Cornell, 1909. A Z, E E. HARRY HOUSER LOVE, B.S., IVI.A., Ph.D., Profeffor of Plant Breeding Inoeftigation B.S., Illinois Wesleyan, 19045 M.A., 1906, Ph.D., Cornell, '1909. T K E, E E. THOMAS LYTTLETON LYON, B.S.A., Ph.D., Profefror of Soil Technology B.S.A., Cornell, 1891. Z E, fb I' A. 43 Y i V , , . .. L E, :.,1 vf,,,y L , 4 9 Iv., f -.1 , ,AA ,.,, 4 , A , I , . M A ,:: - N . W . . ,,, ,, ,, . .. me A--..-MME4: r.. .ALBERT RUSSELL IVIANN, B.S.A., Secretary, Registrar and Professor of Agrieul- tural Editing All B.S.A., Cornell, 1904. A Z, E E. fi' ALICE GERTRUDE MCCLOSKEY, A.B., Assistant Professor of Rural Education A.B., Cornell, 1908. EDVVARD GERRARD MONTGOMERY, B.S., M.A., Professor of Farm Crops B.S., Nebraska, 1906, h4.A., 1908. A Z, Z E. FRANK BENJAMIN MOODY, A.B., M.S.F., Professor of Forestry A.B., Bates, 1902, M.S.E., Michigan, 1906. XVALTER MULFORD, B.S.A., EE., Professor of Forestry B.S.A., Cornell, 1899, FE., 1901. Z EI. I CLYDE HADLEY MYERS, B.S., NLS., Ph,D., Assistant Professor of Plant Breeding B.S., Illinois Wesleyan, 1907, M.S., Illinois, 1910, Ph.D., Cornell, 1912. ' CIUAT,TKE,I'A,E E. JAMES GEORGE NEEDHAM, B.S., NLS., Ph.D., Professor of General Biology, Lim- nology, and Nature Study B.S., Cornell, 1898. 2 E. ARTHUR BERNHARD RECKNAGEL, B.A., M.F., Professor of Forestry B.A., Yale, 1904, M.F., 1906. Z E. DONALD REDDICK, A.B., Ph.D., Professor of Plant Pathology A.B., Wabash, 19055 Ph.D., Cornell, 1909. FA, Z E. JAMES EDWARD RICE, B.S.A., Professor of Poultry Husbandry B.S.A., Cornell, 1890. E E, A Z QHOnOraryj. HOWARD WAIT RILEY, M.E., Professor of Farm Mechanics INIE., Cornell, 1901. 'WILLIAM ALBERT RILEY, B.S., Ph.D., Professor of Entomology BS., De Pauw, 1897, Ph.D., Cornell, 1903. A T, CD B K, E E, F A. BYRON BURNETT ROBB, B.S.A., fM.S.A., Assistant Professor of Rural Engineering ,Q B.S.A., Cornell, 1911, M.S.A., 1913. ' ISAAC PHILLIPS ROGERS, M.Agr., Professor of Agriculture, Emeritus M.Agr., IOWa State Agricultural College, 1878. CLARENCE ARTHUR ROGERS, B.S.A., lXfl.S.A., Assistant Professor of Poultry Hus- bandry i B.S.A., Cornell, 1904, M.S.A., 1907. A Z, E IE. FLORA ROSE, B.S., NIA., Professor of Home Economics B.S., Kansas Agricultural College, 1904, lVI.A., Columbia, IQOQ. HAROLD ELLIS ROSS, B.S.A., hfI.S.A., Professor of Dairy Industry B.S.A., Cornell, 1906, M.S.A., 1909. FA, Z E. ELMER SETH SAVAGE, B.S.A., M.S.A., Ph.D., Professor of Animal Husbandry B.S.A., New Hampshire College, 1905, M.S.A., Cornell, 1909, Ph.D., 1911. K 2, A Z, r A. SAMUEL NEWTON SPRING, B.A., M.E., Professor of Forestry B.A., Yale, 1898, M.F., 1903. X71-ERN BONHAM STEWART, A.B., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Plant Pathology A.B., Wabash, 1909, Ph.D., Cornell, 1913. E E. Acacia. JOHN LEMUEL STONE, B.S.A., Professor of Farm Practice B.S.A., Cornell, 1874. HUGH CHARLES TROY, B.S.A., Professor of Dairy Industry A B.S.A., Cornell, 1896. Quill and Dagger. iii ll I F. .H l. CHARLES HENRY TUCK, A.B., Profexyor of Extenfion Teaching AB., Cornell, 1906. A T, A Z. Sphinx Head. 157 BAIARTHA VAN RENSSELAER, A.B., Profeffor of Home Eeononiicf A.B., Cornell, 1909. N, .ANNETTE WARNER, Arrirtant Profeuor of Home Econornicf ' 3, 7 GEORGE FREDERICK WARREN, BS., B.S.A., lXfI.S.A., Pb.D., Profeffor of Farm M anagenient 7 2,:,1'A. . ' pr RALPH HICKS WHEELER, BS., Affiftant Profeffor of Extenfion Teaching B.S., Cornell, 1912. V EDWARD ALBERT W'H1TE, BS., Profeffor of Floricnltnre W BS., Massachusetts Agricultural College, 1895. K E, fb B K. HERBERT HICE WHETZEL, AB., M.A., Profeffor of Plant Pathology A.B., Wabash, 1902. fb A 9, CID B K, 2 E. KARL McKAY WVIEGAND, B.S., Ph.D., Profeffor of Botany BS., Cornell, 1894, Ph.D., 1898. E E. CHARLES SCOON WILSON, A.B., M.S.A., Profeffor of Pornology A.B., Cornell, 1904, M.S.A., 1905. E E. 'WILFORD NIURRY WILSON, NLD., Profeyfor of .Meteorology ll NLD., Niernphis Nleclical College, 1893. CID F A. HENRY HIRAM WVING, B.S.A., Nl.S.A., Profeffor of Animal Hiuhandry B.S.A., Cornell, 18815 M.S.A., 1891. E E. HELEN BINKERD CNIRS.D YOUNG, B.Arch., Afrirtant Profefror of Home Economic: B.Arch., Cornell, 1900. A CID. V' EIHEUIIHUFE I . LEVVIS VVAYNE ARNY, BS., Inftrnctor and Inoertigator in Pornology l B.S., Pennsylvania State, 1910. A T SZ, A 9 Z. HARVEY LYON AYRES, Bxtenfion Inftrnctor in Department of Dairy Indnftry 1 X JESSE BURDETTE BAIN, AB., Inxtrnctor in filninial Husbandry A.B., Michigan, 1907. I ELMER EUGENE BARKER, B.A., Inftrnctor in Plant Breeding . if g. ,ily . B.A., Cornell, IQIO. E E. W :EARL VVHITNEY BENJAMIN, B.S.A., lXrI.S.A., Inftrnetor in Poultry Hnfbandry B.S.A., Cornell, 1911, M.S.A., IQI2. 22 E. f HARRY PHILIP BROWN, AB., ANI., Inftrnctor in Agricnltnre A.B., Cornell, 19095 A.M., 1910. Z E. ,I CLARA WITMER BROWNING, BS., Inftrnctor in Horne Eeonornicf BS., Cornell, 1912. OTIS FREEMAN CURTIS, A.B., Inftrnctor in Botany A.B., Oberlin, 1911. F A. l 5 CHARLES EDWIN DIMON, BS., Inftrnctor in Vegetable Gardening BS., Cornell, 1913. K A P. ARTHUR JOHNSON EAMES, Ph.D., Inftrnctor in Botany FlI.D., Harvard, 1912. ll DANIEL SCOTT FOX, BS., Inftrnctor in Farni Management 'Q B.S., Cornell, 1913. Acacia, A v WMM, 17.7. 7777 . .. . W A M. ,. .... HE. va. 7. -- -4--.Hr 7 7777 7 7 7 .,, ,,7 77 1 ,.',, 1M.Mi,,7.4,. . if.: A7715 ,Y 27 7,7 7 . . 1 M.-ii, 7- -.-- . .- A . .?-i--.f 2-7'-A 7 -- ---- 7- f- ---' -V .-: .M..- .EM L v--f ,- S A -. . H - S.--- A mv AA T -- eng ---Y YY- In 2, r A A-nw ff 7A.?-- 1- 45- B.S., Nebraska, 1897, B.S.A., Cornell, 1903, M.S.A., 1904, Ph.D., 1905. 7, ' I1 mn ?... V, 'fum Twvi- -vt, F 7-f.r1.'-g.1S f-I I , I X 2. - ' - .- il-i1 2:.f '?i'f .,. V 1 Emi ii' L LEU . --fA- A A - - ' .AL L. L L L :mm ROYAL GILKEY, B.S.A., Inrtrnctor in Algricnltnral Extenfion Teaching B.S.A., Cornell, 1908. A Z. CHARLES TRUMAN GREGORY, B.S.A., Inftrnctor in Plant Pathology B.S.A., Cornell, IQIO. E E. EARLE VOLCART HARDENBURG, BS., Instructor in Farrn Cropf Y BS., Cornell, 1912. A'Z. ' ROYAL JOYSLIN HASKELL, B.S., Inftrnctor in Plant Pathology B.S., Dartmouth, IQI2. LESLIE EUGENE HAZEN, B.S., Inrtrnctor in Farni Mechariicy B.S., Kansas State Agricultural College, 1906. LEX RAY HESLER, A.B., lnytrnctor in Plant Pathology AB., WVabash, 1911. K E, I' A, E E. IVAN CLAUDE JAGGER, B.S., M.S., Inrtrnctor in Plant Pathology B.S., Cornell, IQII, NLS., YViSconsin, 1913. A X P, 2 E. ROBERT ANDREW JEHLE, B.S.A., hfI.S.A., Inrtrnctor in Plant Pathology B.S.A., Minnesota, 1905, M.S.A., IQIO. E E. ASA CARLTON KING, B.S.A., Inftrnctor in Agricultural Extenfion B.S.A., Cornell, 1899. Sphinx Head. LOUIS HAMILTON NIOULTON, Inrtritctor in Farrn Practice HELEN BLNOVVLTON, A.B., Inftrnctor in Agriculture A.B., hflount Holyoke, 1903. CARL EDWIN LADD, B.S.A., Inftrnctor in Farm .Management B.S.A., Cornell, 1912. Acacia. JOHN THOMAS LLOYD, A.B., Inftrnctor in Linznology A.B., Cornell, IQIO. FA, E E. THOMAS JOSEPH RICINERNEY, B.S.A., Bl.S.A., Inftrnctor in Dairy Inclnftry B.S.A., Cornell, 1910, M.S.A., IQI2. ROBERT RLATHESON, Ph.D., Inzfertigator in Entomology Ph.D., Cornell, 1910. FA, E EI. EUGENE DAVIS RKONTILLON, B.ArclI., Inrtrnctor in Lanclrcape Design B.Arch., Cornell, 1907. Skull. ROLAND HARRISON PATCH, BS., Inftrnctor in Floricnltnre BS., hilassachusctts Agricultural College, 1911, BS., Boston, IQII. 9 HoRAcE RLLANN PICKERILL, B.S.A., lnftrnctor in Dairy Bacteriology B.S.A., Cornell, IQII. Acacia. XVILLIAM HOWARD RANKIN, A.B., Inftrnctor in Plant Pathology A.B., Wabash, 1910. KID B K, E E. JUAN ESTEVAN REYNA, E.E., Inftrnctor in M'echanical Drawing E.E., Columbia, 1898. FRANK ELMORE RICE, A.B., Inrtrnctor in Cherniftry AB., Indiana, 1909. FA, A X E, E E. XAPILLIAM JACQB ROBBINS, A.B., Instructor in Botany A.B., Lehigh, IQIO. JOSEPH ROSENBAUM, B.S.A., Inftrnctor in Agriculture B.S.A., Cornell, IQII. E E. HENRY WILLIAM SCHNECK, B.S.A., Inxtrnctor in Vegetable Gardening B.S., Wisconsin, 1913. if-QL' - - if-A: .LL L-at A - Af ,ig ki,-fL'i- A L-L LLM. .1L1f?i.f- f:Ag lf..--If .rr :LL . A A L L . . L .LL L -fe - -L .1 .,. L -- -L A -- L . . LLL.. . - LLL:-Hg -.5155 ,ei ' ' 1 - - 46 NORMAN DOMAN STEVE, B.S., Inftrnctor in Farni Engineering B.S., Cornell, 1913. A Z. JAMES LEWIS STRAI-IAN, B.S., MS., Inftrnctor in Farrn Mechanic: B.S., Cornell, 1912. ANNA CLEGG STRYKE, A.B., Artist and Inftrnctor in Entomology A.B., Cornel-l, 1908. KK F, E IE. GEORGE WALTER TAILBY, JR., B.S.A., Inftrnctor in Animal Hnfbandry B.S.A., Cornell, 1906. A Z, E E. CECIL CALVERT THOMAS, A.B., M.A., Inftrnetor in Botany A.B., Wabash, 1912, M.A., 1913. HID BK. ARTHUR LEE THOMPSON, B.S.A., Nl.S.A., Inftrnctor in Farrn Management B.S.A., Cornell, IQII, lVl.S.A., IQI2. A Z, E E. EDWARD NIOWBRAY TUTTLE, B.S.A., A.B., Inftrnctor in Rural School Education B.S.A., Cornell, 1911, A.B., 1913. CID A K. CASS VVARD WHITNEY, B.S., Instructor in Extension Teaching B.S., Cornell, 1913. Savage Club. lNrlAUDE CIPPERLY QNIRSQ WYIEGAND, B.A., Ina-trnctor in Botany B.A., Cornell, 1904. E IE. ALBERT EDMUND YVILKINSON, B.S., Extenfion Inftrnetor in Vegetable Gardening B.S., Rhode Island State, 1906. JAMES KENNETH WILSON, B.S., Inftrnctor and fnoeftigator in Botany PAUL 'WORK, B.A., B.S., NLS., Inftrnctor in Vegetable Gardening B.A., Tennessee, 1907, B.S., Pennsylvania State, 1910, MS., Cornell, 1913 qv K LID, A O 2. Aaaiatanta ' CHARLES PAUL ALEXANDER, B.S., Auirtant in the Farm Conrfe LUCY H.ARRIET ASHTON, Alffiftant to the Regiftrar ANNA NI. ATWATER, Affiftant in Plant Breeding RAY STEERE BANKS, D.V.lVl., Affiftant in ArzirnalHn1handry ARTHUR lXflERLE BESEMER, B.S., Alffiftant in Bacteriology CHARLES D. CHUPP, A.B., Affiftant in Plant Pathology VVILBERT AMIE CLEMENS, NFA., Alffiftant in Biology ALBERT FRANCIS COUTANT, B.S., Affiftant in Parafitology WILLIAM THOMAS CRAIG, Alffiftant in Plant Breeding DOROTHY CURTIS, Alffiftant in Biology THEODORE C. DAVIS, A.B., Afxiftant in Botany ARTHUR BRADFORD CORNELIUS, Gardener, Department of Floricnltnre CHESTER CASSEL ENGLE, B.S.A., Affiftant in Soil Technology VVILLIS ROBERT FISCHER, Affiftant in Plant Pathology WALTON ISAAC FISHER, Auiftant in Plant Breeding ALLAN CAMERON FRASER, Affiftant in Plant Breeding VJILLIAM FREDERICK FRIEDMAN, Affiftant in Plant Breeding WILLIANI GEORGE FRISBIE, Affiftant in the Farrn Coitrfe ADA ELJIVA GEORGIA, Affiftant in Entomology ELIZABETH FAITH GENUNG, Auiftant in Dairy Indiutry ,541-Q 1---::5Io,w:+-Nf . -a:f -- If-at--1. -1: :f -W -7- - It ' - 1 ww -2-1 I--1' L S -Helm As LAASJSFQSPZS. 1-,Lf f 1-A2 +-- 47 RALPH WALDO GREEN, Affiftant in Plant Breeding ' IRA NIYRON HAWLEY, Alfxiytant in Economic Entomology INIARY E. HILL, Alffiftant in Biology ALFRED CARL HOTTES, B.S., Alxfiftant in Floriculture ANNA ELIZABETH HUNN, B.S., Manager of Cafeteria CHARLES EDWARD HUNN, Foreman of Ground: CARL AUGUST ILC, Curator in Entomology EUGENE JENNINGS IRISH, BA., Affiftant in Foreftry VERN REUBEN JONES, B.S.A., Alffiytant in Tefting XVILLIAM EDWIN KEEPER, Alffiftant in Foreft Pathology JULIA ZITA ICELLY, Secretary and Curator in Eloriculture . XVALTER GERNET KRUM, Affiftant and Superintendent in Poultry Huflyandry IYIILLARD A. IQLEIN, BS., Affiftant in Soil Technology ANDREW JACKSON LAMOUREUX, Librarian ROWLAND WILLIS LEIBY, B.S., Afffiftant in Infect Mor'phology EMMONS WILLIAM LELAND, B.S.A., Superintendent Field Experiments in Soil Tech nology JOSIAH RANDALL LIVERMORE, B.S., Alffiftant in Experimental Plant Breeding XNALTER STANLEY LYON, Affiftant in Poultry Hufbandry AGNES A. IVICALLISTER, Affiftant in Plant Pathology LAURENCE HOWLAND IX4ACDANIELS, A.B., Affiftant in Botany LOUIS M. MASSEX', A.B., Affiftant in Plant Pathology FRANKLIN POST NIETCALF, A.B., Affiftant in Botany LUA ALICE NIINNS, Affiftant in Floriculture IEMMELINE IVIOORE, B.A., NLA., Axyiftant in the Farm Courfe RICHARD ALAN NIORDOFF, B.S.A., Affiftant Regiftrar RALPH S. MOSELEY, flffiftant in Poultry Huflrandry RALPH SIMPSON NANZ, B.S., Affiftant in Botany ALICE AYR NOYES, A.B., A.M., Affiftant in Biology GEORGE WILSON PARKER, Clerle BENSON HOWARD PAUL, BS., Affiftant in Poreftry W.ALTER MILLER PEACOCK, B.S., Affiftant in Farm Crops FRANKLIN VVILLIAM PETTEY, B.A., Affiftant in Botany ARTHUR EDWARD POTTS, BS., M.S.A., Afyiftant in Dairy Induftry EDWARD AVERY RICHMOND, Auiftant in the Farm Courfe RUTH SOUTHWICK RODMAN, B.A., Alffiftant in Botany IKARL PATTERSON SCHMIDT, Alffiftant in the Farm Courfe TRYGGVE EMIL SCHREINER, Axfiftant in Poultry Huflrandry GEORGE CORNELL SUPPLEE, B.S., Affiftant in Dairy Induftry HERBERT W. TEETER, Superintendent ofthe Plant-Breeding Garden CHARLES HERBERT XPAN AUKEN, Amit-tant in Animal Huflaandry LAURA MCLALLEN CMRSJ IVAN AUKEN, Clerk in Dairy Induftry JOHN IKAYMOND VAN IYZLEEK, BS., M.L.D., Affiftant in Landycape Art HARRY E. VICK, B.S., M.S., Affiftant in General Biology J. L. WEIMER, A.B., Affiftant in Plant Pathology GERD MILLER WENDELKEN, BA., Affiytant in Syftematic Entomology GORDON ELLWOOD XVIGHTMAN, Affiftant in the Farm Courfe WILLIAM COLCORD WOODS, A.B., Affiftant in Biology 48 1.,E:':1f.- 5773, 1. ,TE - 2, 151114, E A , 5 7 if f i , 'C 1e,, Q f 'i Ci, 0 ' , W CIVIL I I ' ' E PTS -if-P ' ' 's 5 A 3 f 5, ENGINEERING S N g Iii ' EUGENE ELWIN HASKELL, B.C.E., C.E., Director of the T College of Civil Engineering, and Profefxor of Experi- B.C.E., Cornell, 18795 CE., 1890. A T SZ, E E, T B H. Iliarulig Igrufmaanra , FRED ASA BARNES, C.E., M.C.E., Affiftant Profeffor of Railroad Engineering CE., Cornell, 18975 M.C.E., 1898. E E. IRVING PORTER CHURCH, CE., NI.C.E., Profeffor of Applied Meehanief and Hy- y dranlicJ,' in Charge of the College Library C.E., Cornell, 18735 M.C.E., 187-8. A T, Z E, T B II. 5 CHARLES LEE CRANDALL, B.C.E., C.E., NI.C.E., Profeffor of Railroad Engineering B.C.E., Cornell, 18725 CE., 18765 M.C.E., 1908. Zodiac. Z E, T B H. 5 i 1 SIDNEY GONZALES GEORGE, CE., Affiftant Profenor of Applied Meehaniey, and , Secretary of the College Faculty CE., Cornell, 1905. HENRY SYLVESTER JACOBY, C.E., Profeffor of Bridge Engineering CE., Lehigh, 1877. T B II, E E. ' I 'ORA MINER LELAND, B. S. in C. E., Affiftant Profeffor of Topographic and Geo- detie Engineering, in Charge of the Department of Surveying B.S. in CE., Michigan, 1900. Z EI. ADELBERT PHILO TVIILLS, BS. in C.E., M.C.E., .41-fiftant Profeffor of Tefting Material: i B.S. in C.E., Michigan, 19065 M.C.E., 1909. 2 IE. HENRY NEELY OGDEN, C.E., Profeffor of Sanitary Engineering C.E., Cornell, 1889. E E. JOHN THOMAS PARSON, Axfiftant Profeffor of Drawing, in-iCharge of the Photo- 3 graphic and Drawing Colleetionf Z NP. - -7-W 1 1 ,,.. R, ,, H W ,L,.,-,, , . E Y 7, .,, Y , .-,, 1, W W , ,- ,,V, 5 +i X--Sifvi 41ff cw 2 - ' rw.: Y ': -:--zz-pq.. -- - 11-., f -V+ --AZ:- CS- - 4 49 mental Hydranliex T r 2 i f 7 ,,.h mf... .. . - . ,, . ,. X . ,Ae-Q52-.aE5izgu l L -,EV ,L L gli 47, H 1.,Y..vL7M - 5,37 JY 1.1 N-9 Y 1,1 , , ,ll L.,,q i-f4. lXflILES ALBION POND, Ph.B., Affirzfant Proferror of Civil Engineering, in Charge of Dercriptive Geometry Ph.B., Yale, 1895. ERNEST VVILLJAM RETTCER, A.B., Ph.D., Afrirzanz Profeuor of Applied Mechanic: A.B., Indiana, 1893, Ph.D., Clark, 1898. ERNEST VVILLIAM SCHODER, BS., and BS. in Mining, Ph.D., Afriftant Profel-.vor of Experimental Hydraulicf, in Charge of the Hydraulic Laboratory B.S., and BS. in Nlining, Washington, IQOO, Ph.D., Cornell, 1903. CID 1' A, E E. FRANCIS JOSEPH SEERY, BS., .filffiriarii Proferror of Civil Engineering B.S., Tufts, 1905. A T A. KENNETH BERTRAND TURNER, C.E., NLCE., Affifzfant Profefror of Hydraulicf C.E., Cornell, 1903, M.C.E., 1905. E E. PAUL HALLADAY UNDERWOOD, C.E., Arrirzanz Proferror of Topographic and Geo- detic Surveying C.E., Cornell, 1907. CHARLES LEOPOLD VVALKER, C.E., Alrrirtanz Proferror of Sanitary Engineering C.E., Cornell, 1904. F A. Zlnstrurinrn CLARENCE lXfQlULFORD BAKER, C.E., Inrtruczor in Civil Engineering C.E., Cornell, 1908. WILLIAM EDWARD BEITZ, C.E., Inriruczor in Bridge Engineering C.E., Cornell, 1912. C72 K E. JULIUS FREDERICK BRAUNER, C.E., Inrtrucfor in Civil Engineering C.E., Cornell, IQO5. EARLE NELSON BURROWS, C.E., Inftruczor in Bridge Engineering C.E., Cornell, 1907. WALTER LICHTENTHAELER CONWELL, C.E., Inrtruczor in Civil Engineering C.E., Cornell, IQII. CARL CRANDALL, C.E., Inftructor in Civil Engineering C.E., Cornell, 1912. Z E. ZOCliaC. NATHAN JAEASHINGTON DOUCHERTY, BS. in C.E., C.E., Inrzructor in Civil Engi- neering BS. in C.E., Tennessee, 1909, C.E., Cornell, 1913. T B II, E E, 111K CID. FRANK ARTEMAS HITCHCOCK, B.S. in C.E., Inrfruczor in Bridge Engineering B.S. in C.E., VVisC0nSin, 1910. F A. LEONARD ALEXANDER LAWRENCE, BS., Instructor in Surveying BS., Elaine, 1904. JOHN CLARENCE EICCURDY, B.S., C.E., Inrzructor in Surveying B.S., Grove City College, 1905, C.E., Cornell, 1912. RALPH WJATERBURY POYVELL, B.S. in C.E., Inrzructor in Civil Engineering B.S. In C.E., Nlichigan Agricultural College, 1911. T B H. LEONARD CHURCH URQUHART, C.E., Inrtruczor in Bridge Engineering C.E., Cornell, 1909. ERNEST CHARLES WHITE, BS. in C.E., Infzruczor in Railroad Engineering B.S. In C.E., Norwich, 1908. E CID E. CLINTON DEWITT CASS, Meehaniciari in the College of Civil Engineering LENA K. HAYLETT, College Stenographer GERTRUDE ECLARSH SANFORD, College Librarian V HELEN L. LYNCH, Secretary to Director 50 :--- - - iff' .. we -ei ' Tl pi, , 5 7- - ,Y - H A.:,.Q- ?qqf.-.Mc..,,.,.. -,,,, A --xg, I Ai. , . LL., .V V. 5 Y.. .,. .M LM. L., ll ,I I l I If--1 A A MECFIANICAL 1 ENGINEERING ill ef ALBERT 'WILLIAM SMITH, B.lVl.E., Nl.M.E., Director of . Sibley College and Professor of Power Engineering, Fi in Charge of the Departrnentg Dean of the Eacnlty . I B.Afl.E., Cornell, 18785 lXfl.Nl.E., 1886. 6 A X. Quill i l and Dagger. illarulig lgrnfrsznra A CALVIN DODGE ALBERT, ALE., Assistant Professor of Machine Design NLE., Cornell, I906. E E. VVILLIAM NICHOLS BARNARD, ALE., Professor of Power Engineering and Secretary I of the College l NLE., Cornell, 1897. E E. ROLLA 'CLINTON CARPENTER, B.S., NLS., CE., Afl.M.E., LL.D., Professor of Experirnental Engineering, in Charge of Engineering Research BS., Michigan Agricultural College, 1873, MS., 1876, LL.D., 1910, CE., ' Nlichigan, 18755 NLNLE., Cornell, 1888. A T A, Z E, T B H. , ROBERT LONG DAUGHERTY, AB., Assistant Professor of Mechanics of Engineering ,Il A.B., Leland Stanford, I909. E E. V V HERM,AN DIEDERICHS, NLE., Professor of Experimental Engineering l M.E., Cornell, 1897. QD E K, E E, T B H. FRANK OAKES ELLENWOOD, AB., Assistant Professor of Power Engineering A.B., Leland Stanford, 1904. Z E. XXV.-ALTER STEBBINS FORD, NLE., Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering lXf'l.E., Cornell, IQOO. F A. Skull. , I l I VICTOR RAYMOND GAGE, ALE., NLNLE., Assistant Professor of Exjnerirnental Engineering I M.E., Cornell, 1906, M.M.E., 1911. E E. If W lx 71'-' ' '1- ' Nxefgar, A --.1171 .-,Y -Aw-T M'-iq ---.- Y- f -H -W -I ,- ii.-.fi-.M- M--rl-Q i N 1 A 'A 1. -N . .-1 L-fa -1-ilu fir:-if'-. ,I ' A----L -' Y , ,.-A M ZW .,,,-l-lL,:A. .g 51 ,l. I l i 7 Se lf Y. 7 I L .' 7 li lu' lip l v SEYMOUR STAUNTON GARRETT, C.E., Ai-.firtant Profeffor of Mechanicf of Engi- neering C.E., Cornell, 1904. LESLIE DAVID HAYES, B.S., NLE., Affirtant Profefxor of .Machine Defign B.S., New Hampshire, I897i NLE., Cornell, 1908. K E. HOWARD DRYSDALE HESS, NLE., Profeffor of .Machine Derign ME., Lehigh, 1896. T B II, Z E. CLARENCE FLOYD HIRSHFELD, B.S., NLLLE., Proferror of Power Engineering B.S., California, 1902, NLNLE., Cornell, 1905. fb EK, E IIE, T B H. VLADIMIR ICARAPETOFF, C.E., NLNLE., Profeffor of Experimental Electrical Engineering, in cliarge of Electrical Department C.E., Institute of Ways of Communication, Saint Petersburg, Russia, 1897, NLNLE., IQO2. E E. DEXTER SIMPSON IQIMBALL, A.B., NLE., Proferror of Machine Design and Con- .rtrnction A.B., Leland Stanford, 1896, NLE., Leland Stanford. E E, T B H. GEORGE ROLLAND NICDERMOTT, NLE., Proferfor of Strnctnral Design lXl.E., Cornell, 1905. 2 E. Acacia. GEORGE STANLEY NIACOMBER, NLE., Axrirtant Profefror of Electrical Engineering NLE., Cornell, 1900. ROBERTSON NIATTHEWS, NLE., Alrrirtant Proferyor of Power Engineering NLE., Cornell, 1907. NVILL NIILLER SAWDON, B.S. in NLE., NLNLE., Afriftant Proferfor of Experimental Engineering, Affignecl to Department of Engineering Rerearcli BQS. in NLE., Purdue, 1898, NLNLE., Cornell, 1908. Z E. GEORGE BURR UPTON, NLE., NLNLE., Arfiftant Profeffor of Experimental Engineering NLE., Cornell, 1904, NLNLE., 1905. Z E. ALBERT EDWARD XVELLS, Superintendent of .Sliopf ancl Arfiftant Profeffor of Machirie Defign JOHN TAINSH WVILLIAMS, flrfirtant Profeffor of .Machine Derign EDGAR HARPER WOOD, NLE., NLNLE., Proferror of lllecltanicr of Engineering NLE., Cornell, 1892, NLNLE., 1893. E E. Zlnatruriurz mth Azsiaimits ALFRED WALKER ALLEN, Auiftarit in Pattern Sliop WILLIAM CYRUS BALLARD, NLE., Inftructor in Electrical Engineering CHARLES BEDELL, Engineer. CHARLES BIGELOW BENNETT, E.E., .lnxtrnctor in Macliine Design E.E., North Dakota. CHARLES HAROLD BERRY, NLE., Inftrnctor in Power Engineering M.E., Cornell, 1912. T B H. ARTHUR GRAHAM BIERMA, NLE., Inrtrnctor in Electrical Engineering NLE., Cornell, 1908. 1' A, CID K E. 52 -ialf--Sf fa A . . -Y 1 I ,f I . I - , f , - , ,r c , . I .. ...-..7.-M. i Ll 11- 2' . 4. W . ' ' I '- f 4 1 f O. , , , I I - 'T - eiiil-1 1- ' 1 - r .-,- .-iff LOUIS JACQUELIN BRADFORD, B.S., Inrtrnctor in Machine Defign B.S., Swarthmore, IQII. CHARLES ALBERT BROOKS, Afxiftant in Forge Shop CARROL GARDNER BROWN, B.S., Inftriictor in Electrical Engineering B.S. in E.E., Texas A. and NL, 1906. HAROLD WARNER BROWN, B.S., Inftricctor in Electrical Engineering B.S., Cornell, 1898. WILLIAM BENJAMIN BUCK, Alffiftant in Machine Shop EARLIYSMEAD BURNETT, ELS., Inftricctor in Eaiperiinental Engineering B.S. in NLE., Wisconsin, 1905. E IE. HOWARD STANLEY BUSH, Affiitant in Wood Shop WELLES GOODSPEED CATLIN, NLE., Inftrnctor in Electrical Engineering NLE., Cornell, 1910. ROBERT FRANKLIN CHAMBERLAIN, NLE., Inftrnctor in Electrical Engineering NLE., Cornell. 1908. Acacia. ROY EDWARDS CLARK, Inilrnctor in Power Engineering DALE S. COLE, B.S. in E.E.,, NLNLE., Inrtriictor in Experimental Engineering B.S. in E.E., Purdue, 1910, NLNLE., Cornell, 1912. FA, H K N, E E. MARGARET ISABELLE COLQUHOUN, Clerk in Experiniental Engineering WALTER RODNEY CORNELL, B.S., Inftrnctor in Mechanic: of Engineering B.S., Rutgers, 1907. CHARLES DUDLEY CORWIN, NLE., Inftrnctor in Machine Dexign NLE., Cornell, 1908. CHARLES ALFRED CULLIGAN,MEChd71iCid7i RALPH BURNETTE DAY, NLE., Inxtrnctor in Mechanic: of Engineering NLE., Cornell, 1906. WILLIAM JACOB DIEDERICHS, NLE., .lnitrnctor in Experimental Engineering NLE., Cornell, 1912. 111 E K. ARMOND JACOB JORIS VAN DER DOES DE BYE, NLE., Inftricctor in Machine Defign JOHN F. H. DOUGLAS, B.S., Inftricctor in Electrical Engineering PAUL BURNS EATON, NLE., Inftrnctor in Machine Dexign NLE., Cornell, 1911. ' CLARENCE VINCENT ELLIOTT, NLE., Inftrnctor in Experirnental Engineering NLE., Cornell, IQII. T B II. DANIEL ROBERT FRANCIS, E.E., B.A., Inftricctor in Mechanicf of Engineering E.E. and B.A., North Dakota, 1909. HENRY LIVINGSTON FREEMAN, B.S. in E.E., NLE., NLNLE.,In1trnctor in Machine Defign - B.S. in E.E., Georgia School of Technology, 1900, NLE., Cornell, 1910, NLNLE., IQIZ. ENOCH ERANC1S GARNER, NLE., Inftrnctor in Machine Defign NLE., Maryland Agricultural College, 1903. WILLIAM ALBERT GIBSON, A.B., Afyiftant in Machine Defign ROBERT WILLIAM GRAHAM, E.E., Inytrnctor in Machine Defign E.E., North Dakota, 1913. EDWARD WARREN GREGORY, Mechanician 53 ,TffAE3:l.f :ff i :fi 'fs' 2- Lg. ! -.. Ef1L..E1.., fr MA-f f CLARENCE NVALTER HAM, M.E., Initriictor in Machine Defign M.E., Cornell, 1908. T B II. WALTER LISTON HEAD, Foreman of Forge Shop WARREN HOWARD HOOK, Inftructor in Experimental Engineering LEROY HOOPER, Foreman of Pattern Shop BIRDETTE NEWTON HOWE, Affixtant in Machine Shop THOMAS ORMOND HUSSEY, NLE., Inftructor in Machine Defign M.E., Cornell, IQI2. EDWARD TOMPKINS JONES, NLE., Inftructor in Pou-'er Engineering FREE LEE KLITCHEN, Asfiftant in Foundry - FRED EDGAR KLINCK, NLE., Inftructor in Mechanical Laboratory M.E., Cornell, 1910. MYRON A. LEE, NLE., NLNLE., Inftructor in Machine Deyign M.E.,Corne11, 1909, M.M.E., 1913. E E. WILLIAM DANIEL IVICLAUGHLIN, Affiytant in Machine Shop I PERCY GEORGE NIGVETTY, BEE., Inftructor in Experimental Engineering M.E., Cornell, IQI3. GROVER CLEVELAND NIILLS, B.M.E., Inftructor in Machine Defign B.M.E., Kentucky State, 1911. HENRY MARK PARMLEY, NLE., Inftructor in Mechanicf of Engineering CLARENCE ANDREW PEIRCE, A.B., M.E., Inftructor in Power Engineering A.B., Cornell, 1907, M.E., 1909. AG. JOHN GEORGE PERTSCH, JR., NLE., Inftructor in Electrical Engineering M.E., Cornell, 1909. Z E. GEORGE WASHINGTON RACE, Mechanician EDITH N. QMRS.J ROBINSON, Secretary to the Director ROWENA L. SHEPARD, College Librarian ALEXANDER CHILSON STEVENS, NLE., .lnftructor in Electrical Engineering M.E., Cornell, IQO7. A K E. ROBERT LEWIS STEVENSON, B.S. in E.E., Inftructor in Electrical Engineering B.S. in E.E., Purdue, 1910. T B H, I' A, H K N. FRANK GIRARD TAPPAN, A.B., NLE., A.M., Inftructor in Electrical Engineering A.B., Washington and Jefferson, 1904, A.M., IQOQ, M.E., Cornell, 1907. BGII. A.I.E.E. THOMAS STEVENS TOWLE, Asfiftant in .Machine Defign CLARENCE ELLSWORTH TOWNSEND, NLE., Inftructor in Machine Defign NL E., Cornell, IQO7. JAMES EUGENE VANDERHOEF, Foreman of Foundry HARRY HILL WATERS, NLE., Inftructor in Machine Defign NI. E., Cornell, 1913. WILLIAM ROY WIGLEY, NLE., Inftriictor in Experimental Engineering M.E., Cornell, IQO7. Acacia. LEROY ALONz0 WILSON, NLE., Instructor in Refearch Department M.E., Cornell, 1909. Acacia. STEPHEN REMINGTON WING, B.S., NLE., Inftructor in Experimental Engineering B.S., Haverford, 1908, NLE., Cornell, 1910. Z E. Acacia. ' ,W:+f1-'-?f'i,i1, J ' -f Sig 1:1 Af evgffifgif gg, 1 .iiia-, 112 if ' A - wr--A at-If A 513111,-2? f-S: 54 , L E ra- if -f- ,L 'ff A A -A , .11--E f.ir A. 5--1, -A . ---W-. .Mfr A, , , ,. . LLELLYLY .1, ,M 7i.A, ,WR ,,,, J, ..-. . , . A - . . , A , ,ifd ,-if Flilllei-llER OMHCELES M , V JACOB GOULD SCHURMAN, A.B., A.M., D.Sc., LL.D., Preftdent AB., University Of London, 1877, A.h!l., 1878, D.SC., University of Edin- burgh, 18785 LL.D., Columbia, 18925 Yale, IQOIQ Edinburgh, IQO2, VVilliams, 1908, Dartmouth, 1909, Harvard, 1909. EMMONS LEVI VVILLIAMS, Treafnrer CHARLES DIBBLE BOSTWICK, A.B., LL.B., Affiftnnt Trenynrer A.B., Cornell, 18925 LL.B., 1894. K A. DAVID FLETCHER HOY, BS., NLS., Regtftrar BS., Cornell, 1891, NLS., 1893. K Z, Z2 E. Quill and Dagger. 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Phyficx Uhr Eraaiun Eruuks Zlhellnwslyip ANNA, HELEN TAPPAN, A.B. QWCSICFHD, 19095 A.M. CC0rne1D, 1912 . . . . . . . . . . . M athematicf JOHN NEAL TILTON, JR., B.Arch., 1913 . . . Architecture MERTON JEROME HUBERT, A.B., 1913 . . Romance Languagef MABEL AXCY DOMINICK, A.B., IQIO5 A.M., 1912 Germanic Language: J. SHIRLEY JONES, B.S. CCa1iforniaD, 1903 . . . Agriculture CHARLES EDWINITHOMAS, ME., 1913 . . . Mechanical Engineering 2:.,if, 2. R, f -1. 1. ., .V .if f, gf, a ,-.V 1 if f -,f f ' xiii vl-4'L-Y.- '1-Y' 11.1 T -Y -1 1 0 '-- f:, - 1,:1,,:1v-1 1 R --f .Y L. 11 +1 Y- 59 M1-W f-, -3. - ga, +111 .Ir , M, U 5 r' 3'-I ' -, 1 Y. A fi- 'wwf , ' Ti- -39 i M-1157 WY W , , , LL, ,., W- 1, ,I I ,Q , .1 . ., ,.., L , , ,jx L W ,,g,4 ..'-, T1 Uh: Frraihrnt Mhiir Ellrllnmzhip in Elgnlitiral anh Surial Srivnrri l ROBERT lVIORSE WOODBURY, A.B. CClarkj, IQIO, A.M. CClarkD, 1912 My Uhr Hgrraihrnt whiff Ellrllnwship in ililluilern ihiatnrgg , ROY SHERMAN STOWELL, A.B. QC0rnelD, IQO2, A.M. QC0rnelD, 1903 Uhe Illrllnmahipu in Elfiulitirnl Zirunnmg R l HAROLD LYLE REED, A.B. COber1inD, 1911 CHARLES ROLAND HUOINS, A.B. CCOrnel1D, IQII Uhr Zllrllnmzhips in Chrrrk anh Eaiinv NIAUD NIIRIAM SHELDON, A.B. CCOrnellD, 1910 ELIAS ROOT BEADLE WILLIS, A.B. CPen11sylvaniaj, 1901 Uhr 3HrIIu1uzhi41 in Anwriran lhintnrg ASA EARL MARTIN, A.B. CWi11iam Iewellj, 19085 A.M. CWilliam jewellj, 1912 Uhr ,Suzan Zinn Sage Zlkllumzhipz in 1Hhi1uEnphg ALMA ROSA THORNEM, A.B. QCOrnelD, 1907 CLYDE MONROE HUBERT, A.B. Clllinoisj, 19125 A.M. Qlllinoisj, IQI3 Ill Uhr Suzan Zinn Sage Ilrllumzhip in Eliagrhulugg RCIABEL ENSWORTH GOUDGE, A.B. QDalh0uSieD, 19085 A.M. QDalhOuSieD, 1909 Efhv Jlaruh Srhiff ilivllumzhip in Grrman JOHN FREDERICK KLEIN, A.B. QCOrnel1D, 1910, A.lXJ. CCOfHCllD, 1912 Efhe Eh1uarh ll. illllrgrr fllemnrial Zlhflluumhip in Enginrrrinn ilirzfvarrh MARSHALL lXflCKINLEY KOCH, M.E. QC0rnelD, 1913 Enniurnrg illellunl in Olhmmizirg 2 GEORGE JACKMAN SARGENT, B.S. CNeW Hampshirej, 1909, Ph.D., QCOrnelD 1912 'kT0 be a traveling fellowship for the year IQI3-1914. l l. -- 7 Y A A -f-- W - A A , ,YL ,-1, 11, M, T W YAJ L, ,TU-V, 60 A , r., .A f ,,, , A ,Winn-2 ilifgla-j+4,, A ,AAN 11-LL..- ' , L '11,- 4 1 '5i'1 7.51 . . 1 1 , . I . I , I C' 5 53 l i 1 H Q A f mfr' .. r S1.3A,,c9 , 551112 Susan Zinn Sage Cgrahuair Svrlynlzrrslyipa in lghilnauphg NANN CLARK BARR, A.B. CWes1ernj, 19115 A.M. CCOrne1D, IQI3 HENRY ARTHUR BENTSON, A.B. COttOvvaj, 1913 RAYMOND PRESTON HAWES, A.B. QBrOwnD, 1912, A.M. CBrOwnD, 1913 FRANK HYNEMAN KNIGHT, Ph.B. CMi11iganj, IQIIQ B.S. CTennesSeej, 1913, M.A. CTenneSSeeD, IQI3 ANITA DELAOUNA, A.B. QCa1ifOrniaD, IQOQ , Uhr Einman Einn Sage Svrlynlarahip in igsgrhnlngg JOSEPHINE NASH CURTIS, A.B. CWe11eS1eyj, IQIOQ AMI. CWe1leSleyD, 1912 llniueraeitg Cmahuatr Srhulareihips ' JESSIE RUTH BAHR1NGER, A.B. QCOrne1D, 1913 . . . Mathematic: LEONARD AMBY NIAYNARD, A.B. QWesleyanj, 1911 . Chemifrry CHARLFDS MOON, B. S. C. E. QWOSL Virginiaj, IQIO .... Phyfie: FRANK HEW1TT COWLES, Ph.B. CWOOSterj, IQO7 . . Latin ami Greek ERMA CAMPBELL LINDSAY, A.B. QCOrne1D, 1911, A.M. CCOrne1D, IQI3 . H ..... Archaeology and Corrzpezrcztioe Philoiogy GERTRUDE ELIZABETH DOUGLAS, A.B. CSmithj, 1904, A,M. CCOrne1D, 19O7 . . . . V ........,. Botany REUBEN LORENZO H1LL, B.S. CUtah Agriculturalj, 1912 . . Phyxiology JOHN VVILLIAM HEBEL, A.B. Qlndianaj, 1912 . . . Englifh ELLEN HARRINGTON ADAMS, A.B. QCOrne1D, IQI3 . . Hiftory FRANKLIN PETTIT, IR., B.Arch. CCOrne1D, 1913. Architecture 61 .Y Y. , A -: .,3 f i f- ' . E liql. YZ ,E '57 L51 l 7,5-Lu, pf Lag: - ,::.-.1111 :i. , 1 . . . . 1. .. . 31TT7'liil1'l- I, .Q . ' .i N ' : , . gl Q ! 1, -,,.,,.' .- 1 'X ,w'N. - . If -...,.- , 5, l liii kayla E ' .- M1 . I 45 . A WE if A, Jr Xi:.2..J2.g:a.l.ixy'-f.f.LL. .Lf 5.5RL4:.2J regal hi - . W E ' -Q . 3 if I ff fl' rigs' f?i ,- Q if ' 5, I xii.-L.f x:,,ff.l3. ii if-Araxi meek. gi y I I 5. - MN i. .5 H., if wi W 4? .5 . -: ' j, Q 2 Q fa - ,ii l A - - ff . . 1 1 ,AL i III l if ill:-I.AWme'J ef -J li i.ff,I'. .1'.f ,' T.'h1.,, . ' ,. . . L.- 1 'J ' ' ZLL, Hninrrnitg Hnhrrgruhunir Svrhnlarahipa Ularw nf 15113 - Uhr Cgnrnrll Srhnlarahipa HERBERT AUGUST XVICHELNS ..... Course in Am Boys' High School, Brooklyn-James Sullivan, Ph.D., Principal :HARRY CAPLAN ........ Courre in Arts Albany High School-P. A. Gallup, A.B., A.hfl., Principal Uhr 15. 333. Eurh Srhularshipz CLARENCE PAUL HOTSON ..... Coiirre in Agriculture Manual Training High School, Brooklyn-Chas. D. Larkin, Ph.D., Principal LEIGHTON PAYSON RAND ...... Course in Arty Manual Training High School, Brooklyn-Chas. D. Larkin, Ph.D., Principal Uhr 11'1lIrCf6ra1u Srhnlarzhipa THEODORE CHITTENDEN ROGERS . . . Course in CivilE1zgi1iee1'i1ig Binghamton Central High School-F. Nl. Garver, Principal . LILA VIRGINIA STEVENSON . . . . . . . Coiirre in Arts Girls' High School, Brooklyn-WVIn. L. Pelter, Ph.D., Principal Uhr ,Sagr Srhnlarrhipz . CHARLES LEVINE ....... Cowie in Art: Boys' High School, Brooklyn-James Sullivan, Ph.D., Principal DAVID XRZARSHAW ........ Coiirre in Arif Albany High School-F. A. Gallup, AB., ALI., Principal Uhr Svihlrg Svrhnlarshipa CHARLES HOWARD LANDON . . . Coiirre iii .llfleclieziiicezl Evigiiieerivig Lafayette High School, Buffalo-C. K., hflellen, Principal DARIUS NICNIASTER NIARCENUS . . Coiirre in Mechaiiical Eiigivieerivig p East High School, Rochester-A. 'WilcoX, AB., A.Nl., Principal Uhr lirraihrnt mhitr 5J.'l1UlElI'El1f1J5 NIAX BERNSTEIN ...... Coimve in Civil Eaigivieerivig Boys' High School, Brooklyn-james Sullivan, Ph.D., Principal SAMUEL NEVYMAN ....... Coiirre in Arty Boys' HIgh School, Brooklyn-James Sullivan, Ph.D., Principal 62 .ky W- --if .M ,L ,L A I, I if v . I . I .- V, .L L-V - ---fiza, LL - ,V Y -,L ,,,,,,, MLM, .. IL .f .. . . ,. . L.. .L . . L ,. .-, ,MW f YM, Uhr Uurarr Urrrlrg Svrhnlzmahipa l MOSES AARON LEAVITT ..,.... Conrre in Art: in Boys' High School, Brooklyn-James Sullivan, Ph.D., Principal l SIGNE KIRTLINE TOKSVIG ..,... Conrre in Art: l Troy High School-lVl, H. Walrath, h'l.A., Principal i. Uhr 31uh11 Staninn Cgnulh Svrlyularaliipz N. FRANCES CLEVELAND ROSENTHAL .... Course in A1-tr Girls' High School, Brooklyn-Wim. L. Felter, Ph.D., Principal li EDITH ANIELIA BERNHOET ...... Conrre in Arif lVlaSten Park High School, Buffalo-F. S. Fosclick, ALI., Principal .f I- , Uhr Svtriuari ZH. llliuuhfnrh Svrliulermhipa SOLOMON LEWIS GOLDSMITH ..... Conrfe in Arif M Boys, High School, Brooklyn-James Sullivan, Ph.D., Principal Y IRMA ELIZABETH REEVE . . . , . Conrfe in Ari: Riverhead High School, New York Ulazw nf 1917 Uhr Unrnrll Srhularshipz CHARLES VICTOR PARSELL, JR ...... Conrfe in Arty ll Cascadilla School-C. Parsell, A.Nl., Principal lf RANDOLPH V. CAUTLEY ...... Conrre in Arty DeWitt Clinton High School, New York-J. L. Tildsley, Ph.D., Principal l S Uhr Zh. IG- iUnrh Svrhnlarrahipa I JOHN JACOB GROMFINE . . . Course in .Mechanical Engineering V Masten Park High School, Bulialo-F. S. Fosclick, lVl.A., Principal il IRMA HELEN FAITH ....... Conrre in Art: li Morris High School, New York-J. H. Denbigh, lVl.A., Principal , Uhr ilIPIrCEra1u Evrhnlariahipa li NATHAN DINNERSTEIN ..... Conrre in Civil Engineering , Boys' High School, Brooklyn-James Sullivan, Ph.D., Principal ll AMANDA KATHERINE BERLS ..... Conrre in Arty A New Rochelle High School-Arthur E. Chase, Principal I Uhr Sagr Srhularrhiqm ' FREDERICK LINCOLN BROWNE ..... Con-rre in Arif Stuyvesant High School, New York-E. von Nardoff, D.Sc., Principal L SIDNEY PRESWICK HOWELL ...... Course in Arif T Ithaca High School-F. D. Boynton, D.Ped., Principal A Uhr Svihlrg Evrhulurzhips ll RALPH OSGOOD COMPTON . . . Conrre in .Mechanical Engineering 7. Boys' High School, Brooklyn-James Sullivan, Ph.D., Principal SAMUEL MAX BARR .... Coiirre in Mechanical Engineering Boys' High School, Brooklyn-James Sullivan, Ph.D., Principal 63 Y Evrli- 1f::::,7,,,f,Li1 :Hg 77157 W' 3 ,I ,. 1. 1 J. W J, , - , ,-E , .. A H, .,, ,An ,X ,-- --V-ig? N..-1. ,J.V,-,l,,. WA , .Y , l I 1 l l ll Uhr igrrziihrxit whine Srlinlarahipz LOUIS SWERDLOVE ..... Courfe in Civil Engineering i l Morris High School, New York-J. H. Denbigh, A.lVl., Principal A l I CURT EICHLER ....... Course in Agriculture lVIorris High School, New York-I. H. Denbigh, A.M., Principal F1112 Einrarv Clirerlrg Qrlinlarzliipn LESTER HALBERT GERMER ...,.. Courfe in Art: V1, Canastota High School-E. H. Rider, PLS., Principal i HOWARD EUGENE STERN ..... Course in Agriculture Philadelphia Central High School-R. E. Thompson, A.lVl., S. T. D., LLD., , Principal ,ll Elin Elnhn Svtantun fgiililfl Sarlinlarnhipz HERMAN BERMAN ..... 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Crew Director Syc E fduninr iK2rnrhn GEORGE ALBERT ABEEL Syraenre Agrienltnre Cadet Band, I, 2, 3, University Orchestra, I, 2, 3. DEFOREST VVILLIAMS ABEL Ithaca Law HERBERT JOHNSON ADAIR Portland, Ind. Law X CII, LTI A LID, Aleph Samach, Dunstan, Captain Freshman, Baseball Team, Baseball Director, I, Varsity Baseball Team, 2, Chairman Freshman Parade Committee, Law Banquet Committee, Junior Promenade Committee, Nlasque. CHARLES ROBERT ADELSON New Yorle City Cioil Engineering Amnon, Sirrom, College Crew. MELVIN LEOPOLD ADLER Savannah, Ga. Arty Z B T, Coxswain Freshman Crew, Coxsvvain Varsity Eight, 2. ANTONIO B. AGUILERA Caniagney, Cnha .Mechanical Engineering fl? A 9, hiandolin Club. OLIVER TVTORLEY AINSWORTH Carnphell Agrienltnre FREDERICK GUSTAV ALBER Binghamton Agriculture JAMES HENRY ALLEN Salt Point Veterinary S2 T E, Society of Comparative Nledicine, Dutchess County Club, Cross Country. DRUARD NUNEZ ALLMAN Philadelphia, Pa. Agrienltnre A E SID, Nlandolin Club, University Orchestra, Agricultural hlusical Clubs. JOHN HENRY ALSOP, JR. New Franklin, Mo. Law Southerners. CHRISTIAN S. ANDERSEN Artoria Civil Engineering XII T. GILBERT VALENTINE ANDERSON El Centro, Cal. Meehariieal Engineering B 9 H, Telluride Association. WILLIAM COOK ANDRAE Baltimore, Md. Mechanical Engineering Maryland Club, Southerners. HARRY SAMUEL ANDREWS Fulton Civil Engineering 88 fTflElfE ll LOWELL LAGRANGE ANDRUS A Z. DONALD ARBUCKLE . lluninr Qernrha Eolioar Agriculture Erie, Pa. lllechanical Engineering Freshman Flag Rush Committee. WILLIAM ARTHUR ARTMAN Leroy Agriciiltiire K A Q, College Track Team, Agricultural Glee Club. ISADORE ASEN Newark, N. Agricnltnre Scroll and Spade, Nlenorah. W1XLTER IQITTERA ASHMEAD Philadelphia, Pa. Mechariical Engineering A CID, Assistant Nlanager Freshman Track, 3, Flag Rush, 2. ROGER LQENNETH AUSTIN A T Q, Baseball, I. JOB LAWRENCE BACON K E. EDWIN STUART BAKER Brooklyn .Mechanical Engineering Millville, N. Agriculture Oil City, Pa. Civil Engineering K E, Rod aIId Bob, Assistant Manager Basketball, 3. ELBERT CURTISS BAKER Eafton, Pa. Chemistry K A, Les Cabotins, I, Junior Feed Committee, Cornell Era Board, 2, Assistant Business Nlanager, 3 WEBSTER NOYES BAKER JOHN LAKIN BALDRIDGE Danwille .Mechanical Engineering ferfey City, N. Architecture XII T, Savage Club, L'Ogive, Chairman Executive Committee, 2, Junior Nights Committee, A Freshman Advisory Committee, 3, Cor- nell Widow Board, 2, 3, MORGAN SMILEY BALDWIN, A CID. JOHN HOLME BALLANTINE X CID. JOHN lXflCKNIGHT BALLOU Cosmopolitan Club, Aero ERFORD LYNN BANNER Scroll and Spade. Masque, I, 3. Eart Orange, N. Arts' New Yorle City Arif Newton, N. Mechanical Engineering Club. Bainbridge Agriculture 7- - erfi :,egv -, 1 ,A L NWN, ---V.. .E - -----' 1-1--A-A---V, f-1-f---asain-':.f Q ' 39 LUTHER BANTA NIARJORIE CADIZ BARBERIE K A 9. SARAH BARCLAY -A - f. . 1- --1.,-H?-A15-:nr 7 r 7 ,.-f?3?,f-I ii, ,1 1,,l,,1-wnivai-swam Qluninr itivrurhia A infterdani Agriculture Brooklyn Agriculture Brooklyn Arty Yllayside Aftermath, Raven and Serpent, Basketball Team, I, Captain, 25 Crew, 25 Class Third Vice-President, I, Sports and Pastimes, Basketball Bdanager, 2, Vice-President, 3, Athletic Council, 2, 3. LUCIAN CLARK BAREHAM Palmyra Agriculture 9 A X5 Savage Club, Glee Club, I, 2, 3, Sophomore Quartette, Topiarian. RAYMOND WHITNEY BARNES 9 A X. ANILBUR JAMES BARNES Acacia, Southerners. JAMES LACKNER BARR iv K E, Nlandolin Club. ROBERT BARTHOLOMEW A X A. CARLOS MANUEL BASTIDAS Cosmopolitan Club. EDWARD ARTHUR BATLEY Semaphoreg University KARL EDWARD BATTEY Syracufe Architecture lVa5hington, D. C. Mechanical Engineering River Foreft, Ill. Art: Glen Ridge, N. Mechanical Engineering Efnieraldaf, Ecuador Agriculture Cohoef Boxing Championship, T58-pound Class, 2. Civil Engineering Bujalo .Mechanical Engineering A T Q5 Scalp and Blade, College Track Team, Freshman Track Team. RAY DON BATY CHARLES HENRY BECHEL Endicott Agriculture Canton, Ohio Civil Engineering 9 X, Freshman Advisory Committee, 3. VOLNEY NIINNOT BECKER Ilion Veterinary REABEL GERTRUDE BECKLEY Trninanfburg Eoreftry Somerset Y. NAI KIM BEE Bangkok, Siani Cheiniftry Cosmopolitan Club, American Chemical Association. l l .AA . HM., A .. Y... , 3 90 -i.4If 7 ii'i?lil5,T22' 'i- 7'1 'l '93 2 ff- f. i'Qfi' 'li ' if' LLL ' 7 5? QQQQ7: e?f.Eig' Eluninr illernrhia ALEXANDER TVTITCHELL BEEBEE Roclierter Mechanical Engineering E N, Sesomah, Freshman Track Team, Sophomore Track Team, I Varsity TrackTeam, 2, Freshman Banquet Committee, Junior Smoker Committee. , STEWART BENEDICT New York City .Mechanical Engineering E CD, Nlandolin Club, 2, 3. ' CHARLES GTIS BENTON Cleveland, Ohio Am' A K E, Dunstan, Tennis Team, 2, Captain, 3, University Tennis Champion, 1, 2, 3, Chairman Junior Nights Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee, 3, Assistant Editor Co1'nellAnnnalf, 3. HILMA MARIE BERGHOLTZ Itliaea Agv-icnlrnre A '11 WILLIAM BERKOWITZ - Brooklyn Arif 113' E A. WALTER SHERWOOD BETTS Kingrton Civil Engineering Bandhu, Mandolin Club, I, 2. DANA HARTSHORN BIGELOW Norwooal, Marr. Agrienlzfnre B 9 TI. ALBERT ERNEST BINKS Cromwell, Conn. Law CHARLES HENRY BLACKBURN Firhleill-on-Hadron Mechanical Engineefing A G, Dutchess County Club, A. S. M. E., Sibley Club. ' LEo MULFORD BLANCKE Effex Fallr, N. f. Arty XII T, Social Service Committee, 3, Freshman Advisory Committee, 3, ,236 Nlemorial Stage, 2, Nlasque, I, Assistant Nlanager Vllrestling Team, 3. ARTHUR REED BLESSING Slingerlanclr A7'l5 HELEN TRUMAN BLEMVER Ozoego Agrienlznre A Z. GERTRUDE LOUISE BLODGETT Rnrhoille Ag1'ic'nltnre FERNANDO DE LA CANTERA BLONDEAU Maviila, P. I. Civil Engineering ARTHUR AYLING BLUE Pillrbnrgli, Pa. Clieniirtry A T, A X Z, Alembic, Assistant Nlanager Lacrosse, 3, IQI4 Class Day Committee. QI O O 5' O Tori 31m1inr iliernrhia 4 RIYRON STUYVESANT BLUMENTHAL New York City Artf ROWLAND PARKER BLYTHE Wappingerf Fallr Medicivie N E N, lswza, Les Cabotins French Play, L'Alliance Francaise, Deutscher Verein, Krug und Tafel, Executive Committee, 2, 3. NORMAN EMANUEL BOASEERG Bitjfalo Arty A ALFRED L. BOEGEHOLD .Mount Vernon Nfeeltaiiical Engineering 9 X, Sibley Crew, 2. XYINFIELD HERMfXN BOEHLER Carnafen Agriculture Topiarian. lXf.lABEL CATHERINE BOHALL Lowzfille Artf A T A, Somerset Y, Deutscher Verein, State Scholarship. HARRY PETER BONNIKSON Ferndale, Cal. Veterinary A XP, Society of Comparative Nledicine, Junior Nights Committee. ROSE BOOOHEVER Albany Art: Raven and Serpent, Sulfrage Club, President, 3. ALBERT ALVIN BOOTH New York City Mechaiiical Engineering 2 415 E. VVYILDER JOHNsoN BOWERS Eoanrton, Ill. Agricnltitre A K E, Varsity Swimming Team, 2, Varsity Tennis Team, 2, Chair- man Freshman Banquet Committee. , ANNA PEARL BOWMAN Lancafter, Pa. Arty A O H, Raven and Serpent, Crew, I, 2, Basketball Squad, 2. JOHN AVILLARD BRAFFETTE LaGrange, Ill. .Mechanical Engineering A K E, Nlajura, Cimex, Chicago Club, Sophomore Flag Rush Team, Chairman Sophomore Spring Day Committee. RAYMOND SINCLAIR BRAINERD Wertjield, N. Mechaiiical Engineering 9 E15 University Orchestra, I, 3. J HILDING GUSTAV BRELIN San Diego, Cal. Architecture JOSEPH TEMPLETON MELCHOIR BRENEMAN Monntfoy, Pa. Civil Engineering A A T A, Pyramid. ISRAEL BRIMBERG New York City Civil Engineering State Scholarship. I -avr. Y 2,4 7 , ,- - 7- -' ffffe f 'F 'f7'x5'i -2 ' X Y . ' 2 li ' Hi - 1 -AY-W Y .. L A, mx, ,.... V: ,ig A . Q2 -1 f- -1 -- .ilnninr Qwrnrhia GE-RALD EVANS BROWER Brooklyn Civil Engineering A XA5 Scabbard and Blade5 Aero Club5 Cadet Corps, First Lieu- tenant, 2, Captain, 3. ALBERT LYLE BROWN Carthage Veterinary A xr. 3 HAROLD CANT BROWN Bicjalo Agriculture A T S25 Mandolin Club. WTLBUR FORMAN BROWN Wilmington, Del. Chernirtry Z CID E5 A X E5 Class Cross Country Team, I, 2, Captain, I5 Under- class Track Team, I, 2, Captain, 25 Varsity Track Team, 25 Freshman Banquet COmmittee5 Sophomore Stunt Committee5 Junior General Committee5 General Athletic Director,I5 Chairman Election Com- mittee, 3. RALPH GOODRICH BROWNE Cleveland, Ohio Mechanical Engineering K 2. THOMAS VINCENT BRYANT Syracitre Algriciiltitre LID A G5 Dunstan5 Freshman Baseball Team5 Baseball Director, 25 ' Glee Club, 25 Junior General Committee. JOHN ARTHUR BUHR Cincinnati, Ohio Arty E X5 Musical Clubs. JAMES PETER BULL Fredonia Agricitltnre ROBERT EMMETT BURKE Morriftozon, N. f. Law Z N5 CD A CID5 Assistant Nlanager Tennis Team, 35 Toastmaster Fresh- man Banquetg LaW Smoker Committee, I5 Law Tax Committee, 25 Sophomore Smoker Committee5 Junior Feed Committee5 Freshman Advisory Committee, 3. ROLAND ALLEN BUSH Pittrjielcl, Marr. Mechanical Engineering K A P5 Varsity Lacrosse Team, 25 Alumni Pledge Committee, 3. YVILLARD WTLCOX BUTTS Manlinr Agriculture fb E K5 Dunstan5 Aleph Samach5 Freshman CreW5 Varsity CreW, 25 Sophomore Banquet Committee, Junior General Cornmittee5 Crew Director, 3. PAUL MITCHELL BUZBY Moorertoion, N. Mechanical Engineering A E fb. 93 it 'altar ro fcfoLis1r3ig.L.tAN ALVIN GARCIA CADIZ Zluniur Qrrnrha Brooklyn Civil Engineering Dunstan, Rod and Bob, Anvil Club, Nlabrique, Freshman Track and Cross Country, Varsity Track and Cross Country, 2, 3, Track Director, I, 3, Freshman Banquet Committee, Sophomore Stunt Committee, Junior General Committee, C.E.Banquet Committee, 2. FRANK WILLIAM CADY, JR. Roehefrer Agriculture X CID, Scabbard and Blade, Sesomah, Nlandolin Club, I, 2, 3, Freshman Banquet Committee, Captain Cadet Corps, 3. ROBERT CHAPIN CANDEE Medical Lake, Warn. i Arif Cosmopolitan Club, Scabbard and Blade, Nlandolin Club. CHARLES EMERSON CAREY Huteliinron, Kan. Art: EA E, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Freshman Advisory Com- mittee, 3, Election Committee, I, 3, Secretary and Treasurer Arts Association, 2, President, 3, lVIasque, 3. MATTHEW LAURENCE CAREY Albany Civil Engineering Rod and Bob, Crew Celebration, Chairman, Debate Council, I, 2, Freshman Debate, Vice-President, 3. lXfIERTON SCOTT CARLETON Wate1for'd Agriculture K A P, College Track Team, Agricultural Glee Club, Sage Choir, Glee Club, 2, 3, Festival Chorus, 2, 3. HARRY CHESTER CARPENTER Onialia, Neb. ' Arif HOWARD BAYLIS CARPENTER Brooklyn .Mechanical Engineering Seal and Serpent, Spring Day Committee, I, Vice-President Class, I. JAMES TOWNSEND CASSEDY Newburgh Law K A, Cimex. CARLOS NIANUEL CASTILLO Merida, Yucatan Arehizfeczure Spanish American Club Gargoyle Society, Nlandolin Club. JOHN CAMPBELL CHADWICK Ornalza, Nels. Illeclianical .Engineering A CID, Book and Bowl, Freshman Track Squad, Assistant Manager Freshman Baseball. Lois CHAMBERLAIN Vinita, Olela. Arts A Z. STANLEY DOUGLASS CHAPIN Portland, Ore. Arty 2 X. i 94 Alia? AAHE ,:,UH5,Eg,,5, x f l 4 -' 'V :WN ii- Il '11 W '- ELLA' :Q D. T A 3255- 3l11ninr ilvrnrhei CYRIL TYLER CHAPMAN Pittfburgh, Pa. .Mechanical Engineering A 9, Cosmopolitan Club, Sophomore Fencing Team, Freshman Exec- utive Committee, Sophomore Smoker Committee, Junior Smoker Committee. WILBUR FISKE CHAPMAN lWasque, Glee Club. THOMAS BURR CHARLES Agricultural Glee Club, 2, ELWOOD LABARRE CHASE Nlaryland Club, Chairma omore Rush Committee. ISIDOR EDWARD CHAVIN Philadelphia, Pa. Art: Oalerfa Agriculture 3-A Baltimore, Md. Y Agriculture n Freshman Cap Burning Committee, Soph- New Yorle City Agriculture 11D E A, Menorah Society, Clinton Club. CHENG-SZE CHEN Foochow, China Civil Engineering Cosmopolitan Club, Chinese Students' Club, Treasurer, 2, Rod and Bob, College Soccer, 2, 3, Junior General Committee, Stuclent Conference Committee, 3. JAMES THOMAS CHESTNUT, JR. Philadelphia, Pa. Art: Scroll and Spade, Deutscher Verein. . JOHN JAMES CHEW, 2nd Wafhirigton, D. C. Electrical Engineering Bandhu, Huntington Club, Senators. ' ABRAHAM CHUCKROW Albany Agriculture Albany Club. ESTELLA LOUISE CHURCH .Marcellur Agriculture Vice-President Agricultural Junior Class, Agricultural Banquet Com- mittee. SHEPARD EARLL CHURCH Marcellitr Agriculture Eleusis. LUIS FELIPE CIANCHINI Coarno, P. R. Civil Engineering Cosmopolitan Club. ROGER WILLIAMS CLAPP Ithaca Arif A T A. CHARLES PARSONS CLARK Skaneateles I Agriculture' sift ' si 95 'THE 1915 CC7RNEFJLIrKNl lilnniur Eernrha ETHEL MAY CLARK Lockport Arty A A A. HULET D. CLARK Werttown Agriculture A X P ' JAMES BOWEN CLARK Eaft Nortltport Agriculture OLIVER R. CLARK Farrnington, Utali Arty Telluride Association, A. l. EE., A. S. M. E., A. I. E. E. Banquet Committee, 3. . EARL MILTON CLAY Plattrburg Arty A X A, Cosmopolitan Club. KATHERINE 'WALSH CLENDINNING Brooklyn Artr A P, Cornell Annualf Board, 3. LUCIEN E. CLICKNER Troy Law G X, Chapel Choir, University Orchestra. HARRY ELMORE COBB Autlulaon, N. Mechariical .Engineering Sibley Association, Sibley Cross Country Team, 2. J. STANLEY COBB Groton Agriculture ADLAI STEVENSON COBLE New Rochelle .Mechanical Engineering E A M, Sibley Club, A. S. Nl. E., University Scholarship. - STEPHEN ARNOLD CocKs Port Warhirigtori Artf CHARLES PATRICK COFFEY Beacon Law ARLYN WILBUR COFFIN Soutli Somerville, N. f. Agriculture A Z, Freshman Athletic Council, I, Junior Feed Committee, Soph- Y Omore Pipe Committee, Banjo Club,2, Class Treasurer, IQ Chairman Tax Committee, I. ISRAEL COHAN Albany Agriculture Menorah. JAcoB MAURICE COHEN Brooklyn Civil Engineering IIJ E A. PAUL COHEN New York City Civil Engineering T i T' BEZEL '31 fe 96 ' git- ' HPHTF I :I 1, Q if Ll 'i'E:4ii',, ' fiEi' f W - Ani! A- A .. ,-. ,.,, . ij-A--. I .QA I HW Ulf , , .iluninr 1Kerurha BEVERLY HARE COINER Tacorna, Wafh. Law gli B G H, Rocky Nlountain Club. IRA EARL COLE Elmira Mechanical Engineering li: Huntington Club. HAROLD REDMOND COLEMAN Lake Ronleonleonia .Law R ELDON FRANCIS COLIE Bnjalo I Law Yi A T, A 9 CID, Scalp and Blade, College Basketball Team, I, Captain, E' 2, Varsity Baseball Squad, 2, Freshman Banquet Committee, Law Spring Day Committee, I, Law Banquet Committee, I, Soph- lwl omore Election Committee, Law Smoker Committee, 3, Vice-Presi- W . . W dent Law School Association, 3. WALTER JOSEPH COLLET Brooklyn Civil Engineering Anvil, Executive Committee, I, Election Committee, 2. CORNELIUS MARTIN COLLINS Tonawanela ' Law lf Qi? FREDERICK ARTHUR COLLINS Flarhing lllechanical Engineering l ll: CHARLES NTANNING COLYER Ceniral Bridge Law l flff K E, QD A CID, Aleph Samach, Book and Bowl, Cornell Daily Siin Board, I, 2, 3, Election Committee, 2, Junior Promenade Commit- LA 7' tee, Student Conference Committee, IQI4 General Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee,3 FREDERICK THEODORE COMSTOCK South Glen: Fall: Art: A X A, Exeter Club. HELEN LOUISE COMSTOCK Penn Yan Agricnlzfnre HAROLD ABBOTT RAND CONANT Upperlllontclair, Nj. MechanicalEngi1ieering ii G IE, Huntington Club, Sihleyfonrnal Board, 2, 3, Treasurer A. S. Nl. E.,3. HENRY ERNEST CONKLIN Roslyn i Arty V21 JOSEPH ANSEL COOK Diinleirle Mechanical Engineering ,J PAUL CLINTON COOK Pittfjield, Marr. Medicine fl? A E. ,Q DONALD DUNLOP COOKE Paterfon, N. f. .Mechanical Engineering ,. A XXII, Freshman Baseball Squad, Varsity Baseball Squad, Soph- :, ,omore Smoker Committee. 7 97 4-.lp --'-ff --'f .-fQaiw'f.. rf-13 7: ' - 5 E 'Inv T ' ' -- 1?iE Eluninr ifmnrhfs CARL CONRAD COOMAN Webrter Civil Erigiiieeririg Freshman Football Squad, Cornell Civil Erigirzeer Board. NIABEL CLARE COPLEY Uuadilla Agriculture Frigga Fylgaeg Somerset Y, Agricultural Girls' Glee Club. CLINTON LITCHFIELD CORBET Chicago, Ill. Civil Engineering A T A. ' ELSA COSETTE CORNELL Cambridge Arif A CID, Crew, I, Crew Manager, 35 Chairman Freshman Banquet, Stunt Committee, I, 2, Advanced Choir, 2, 3. WALTER RODNEY CORNELL Ithaca Civil Eugirieeririg EUGENE VVTILLARD KLINE CORNWELL Nortliurriberlaud, Pa. Mecli. Erigirieeririg GEORGE ELLISON CORNWELL Hempriead Agriculture Long Island Club, Varsity Track Team, 25 Freshman Cap Burning Committee. EVERETT PALMER CORWITH Rockville Cerilre r Law fr T A, fr: A fb. ' . VVILLIAM HUGH COSGROVE Braddock, Pa. Meehariical Engineering LID K Eg Flag Rush Team, 2. FRANK RODRIGUEZ COSTA Sao Paulo, Brazil Vezfeririary Cosmopolitan Club, Cornell Catholic Club, Eighth International Con- gress of Students' Committee, Brazilian Students' Association. TERESA CATHERINE COX Herkimer Arif A T A5 State Scholarship. JOHN HENRY COYNE, JR. Youleer: Agriculture Cosmopolitan Club. THOMAS ROBINSON CRAIG Rofemout, Pa. Mecfiaviical Erigiueeririg A CID. LLOYD FREEMAN CRAVER Albany Art: Freshman Crew, Junior Varsity Crew, 2. JAMES ALFRED CRAWFORD Bujalo Agriculture Agassiz Club. A 98 ., ,f .. . i ,Te , .,. ,V C ,, ,., AA, .,., . . L .i .T- .Enninr livrnrhsa WILLIAM CREIFELDS, JR. Brooklyn Agriculture Anvil, Varsity Soccer, 2, 3. ROY PALMENTER CROCKER Loy Angeler, Cal. Agriculture A T A, Nlandolin Club. CLIFFORD BRODERICK CRONAN Shelburne Eallf, lllafr. Mech. Engineering A. S. Nl. E., Sibley Association. JOSEPH FENTON CROSBY Penn Yan Veterinary Sl T E5 Society of Comparative Nledicine, Intercollege Soccer, Inter- college Cross Country. WILLARD NICNEIL CROSBY Lockport Agriculture FRANK CUCURULLO New York City Law Cosmopolitan Club. GEORGE THOMAS CULBERTSON Mount Vernon, Ohio Arty A X. WILLIAM JAMES CULBERTSON Auftin, Tex. Civil Engineering Adelphosg Dixie Club, Southerners. RUDOLPH LUTTGEN CULLUM Meadville, Pa. Mechanical Engineering A T A, Assistant Manager Golf, A. S. Nl. E. HAROLD CHESTER CUNDALL Webfter Grover, Mo. .Mechanical Engineering SECOR CUNNINGHAM, JR. Chicago, Ill. .Mechanical Engineering A CID. WINSLOW RIDGE CUTHBERT Tnckahoe Law Cosmopolitan Club, College Soccer, 3, College Cross Country, I, 2, Captain, 35 Cornell Rifle Club, I, 2, 3,TC3.II1, 25 United States Volun- teer Life-Saving Corps, I, 2, 3. PERCY NURSE DANIELS New York City Civil Engineering ARCHIE BYRON DANN Ithaca Agriculture Agricultural Glee Club, 2, 3, Agricultural Honor System Committee, 2, 3, Rochester Pomology Stage, 3. PAUL NEWMAN DARRINGTON Baltimore, llaftl. Nlechanical Engineering E CIP E, Nlaryland Club. 99 --vQ- - ,A I -f7:qy - ,,, Q 1-.,,-,L-qw R-:- f W .V fy 1: ,:3:, QLE -- fi f 'O Irma' ' ' . ,A RUTH DARVILLE 3,14 L L14-1 N Jil --N, if lf , J Eluninr ilivrnrha Brooklyn Arty A A F, Class Executive Committee, 2, Class Election Committee, 3, Risley l .1 House Committee, 3. gf l FRANK HALBERT DAY L A Y.: FLOYD DUDLEY DEAN A i l l I PEARLE VIOLA DECKER I 1 7 . CARL DEDLOW ' Sidney Architecture Springville Agriculture Bainbridge Agriculture fohannerhnrg, S. Africa. Mech. Engineering Cosmopolitan Club, Deutscher Vereing Executive Committee Cosmo- f't politan Club, College Crew, 2. I , Z l iw . lm FLOYD VVILLARD DEGOLYER A Z, Freshman Track Team, i i RUTH TVIARGARET DEGROAT Wlaysideg Aftermath. . DANIEL DOUGLAS DEMAREST 7 I FRANK GRAY DENNISON A X A. STANLEY DEWSNAP Lieutenant Cadet Corps, 3. ..e 7, HARRY AARON DICKER ,K WILLIAM THEODORE DIEFENBACH Glonerwille Agriculture College Track Team, 2. Pierrnont Art: Newark, N. Arif Waterhnrgf, Conn. Mechanical Engineering Micla'letown Mechanical Engineering Ithaca E Art: Utica C hernirtry Oneida County Club, Cosmopolitan Club, Vice-President Chemistry Association. L' FORREST LEE DIMMICK l .I I RUTH LAURA DIMMICK Wayside, Aftermath. ll JOHN EDWARD DIXON Ithaca Art: Ithaca Art: Ithaca Law CID K XII, fb A QD, Freshman Banquet Committee, Junior Smoker Com- mittee. I U YUAN SHAN DJANG r Tientfin, China Art: I. American Chemical Society, Cornell University Christian Association, Cornell Chinese Students' Club, Cornell Esperanto Club. It ii WF'f.1fii T' '-152: fn' Q I ' - :..f.fE.fii1,e,,' ,, 'fi' f ' -Q ff 'T' f 1 ff fl , 3'-lb IOO V- 4 1:4 aw, . , Mi - . 1-,-W - -- A -J L.. E. L-.. I ,J , liluninr illernrhii WILLIAM XAZALLACE DODGE Lo: Angeler, Cal. Law E N, Chicago Club, I, 2, 3, Dramatic Club, I, 2, 3, Class Spring Day Committee, I, Junior Promenade Committee, Cornell Widow Board, 2, 3, Associate Editor Cornell Anniialf, 3, Deutscher Verein, 3, Class Treasurer, 3. ERROL WEBER DOEBLER Willianifport, Pa. - Civil Engineering JOSEPH RAYMOND DONOVAN Richmond Hill Arif Adelphos, Duntsan, Aleph Samach, Freshman Baseball Team, Varsity Baseball Team, 2, Baseball Director, 3, Junior Smoker Committee JOHN RICHARD DORN Sanclnrley, Ohio Agriculture GEORGE VVRIGHT DORRANCE Honrton, Tex. .Mechanical Engineering A CID, Sophomore Flag Rush Team, Sibley Banquet, Vice-President Sibley Association. DOROTHY DOUGLASS Warhirigtori, D. C. Arif A Z, Raven and Serpent, Dixie Club, Secretary, 2, President, 3, Class Executive Committee, I, Class Election Committee, 2, Cafe Chantant Committee, 2, HAMILTON BORDEN DOWNE Parif, France .Mechanical Engineering 9? T, Sibley Crew, 2, Mandolin Club. MEYER DRECHSLER Brooklyn Civil Engineering Beta Samach, Nlenorah Society, State Scholarship. FANNIE HINCHMAN DUDLEY .Micldletovvn Arts REGINALD HARRISON EAGLES lblaclifon, N. Art: CLAUDE HEATH EDGERTON Iihaca Agriculture Seal and Serpent. F VVILLIAM FRANKLIN EDGERTON Warhirigzon, D. C. Arty Cosmopolitan Club, Janus. HUGH CALDWELL EDMISTON, JR. Orange, N. .Mechanical Engineering if T, Sophomore Cotillion Committee. FRANCES DENTARIS EDWARDS Ithaca Agriculture A T A, Frigga Fylgae, Advanced Choir, Festival Chorus. LLEWELLYN HARRISON EDVVARDS Dryden Civil Engineering ..-1-iew 11- .E -.--T.-.122-' 2 we 'gr -I 1, fi ini'-fa 'f I Y f -'1 nf-S E- as . IOI ' iii, f? , rr L , ,.,fV-K.-.Y-iq, T .W , A A , ,,.e,,,, . , 3lm1iur iliernrhz :LJiLjvJfQ.'M I jg gi K.-L, lfl VS jyjffi ROBERT DAVIS EDWARDS Parfait, N. f. Agriculture A T. . ROBERT DEAN EDWARDS Ithaca Agrieulygwg Agricultural Glee Club. PERCY OLIVER EISENBEIS Pittfburgh, Pa. Arty Z A Eg College Basketballg Freshman Cap Burning Committeeg Fresh- man Advisory Committee. WILLIAM VICTOR ELLMS Mountain Horne, Idaho Agriculture Telluride Associationg Freshman Crewg junior Varsity Crew, 25 Junior Feed Committee. HELEN N. ESTABROOK Newyielal Agriculture PERRY CHRISTOPHER EUCHNER Machiaf Art: 2 CIP E. GEORGE BRYAN EVANS, IR. Philadelphia, Pa. Arty K Ag Nlajurag Assistant Manager Cornell Nlusical Clubsg Freshman Advisory Committee. NOBLE WOODSON EVANS St. Louif, Mo. Art: W7ILLIAM HENRY EVANS Nafhoille, Tenn. Civil Engineering KID A 9g Dixie Clubg Rod and Bobg Freshman Baseballg Sophomore Cotil- lion Committee. FREDERICK CLARKSON FARNSWORTH New York City Mechanical Engineering 9 E5 First Lieutenant Cadet Corps, 3. WILLIAM ALOYSIUS FAY Brooklyn Art: CARL RAYMOND FELLERS Coloffe Cheniiftry PAUL FENTON ERNEST MERCER FERNALD FRANKLIN RODERICK FIELDING A A 'Il RICHARD FISCHER ESTELLA CATHERINE FISHER New York City Bujfalo New York City Albany Reynolalfoille, P Mechanieal Engineering Meehanical Engineering Agriculture Agriculture a. Artf MASQ., 2 A WYYSQW -Y ,L I . L.-Q11,E,,.N IO2 . fduniur Qwrnrhz DAVID FISHKIND New York City Chgmim-y Clinton Clubg State Scholarship. EDWARD JAMES FLANNERY Adclifon Law 2 KID Z. EDWIN GEORGE FLEMMING Bujfalo A1-,fy Dramatic Club, 2, 3. HAROLD VVHEELOCK FLETCHER Richmond Hill Mechanical Engineering MABEL LUELLA FLUMERFELT Binghamton Agriculture WILLIAM JAMES FLYNN New York City Am- FRANCIS FORD feannette, Pa. Arty A T. MAX FORMAN New York City Agriculture Lazy Club, Poultry Association. CLARENCE EDGAR FORSTER Bujalo Civil Engineering Z CID E. FREDERICK VERNON FOSTER Eaft Orange, N. f. Agriculture A f-D5 Freshman Flag Rush Team, Freshman Election Committee, Sophomore Banquet Committee. THEODORE FERGUSON FOWLER St. Louif, Mo. Mechanical Engineering XII T5 Sunday Night Club, Fleur-de-Lis Club. MILO OGDEN FRANK Z B T5 Cosmopolitan Club. LLOYD SEABON FRAZER A K E. FRANCIS JOSEPH FREDA NIENDEL EFFRATH FREUDENHEIM University Orchestra, I, 2, 3. ALBERT FOSTER FRITCHIE ELMER BYRON FULLER New York City Mt. Sterling, Ky. Callicoon Elmira Slidell, La. Cortland IO3' Agriculture Mechanical Engineering Agriculture Cheniiftry Mechanical Engineering Agriculture il-iS...,-.-,..., ,4,., M ,L .C 2. 1m,?..xL,, I, - ? I- I::..L.., A U., A C iluniur illlvrnrhzi GLENN LOREN FULLER Cosmopolitan Club. WALTER FUNK Huntington Club. LOUIS YURLIC GABERNIAN H 4 - Philadelphia Algrieulzfure Elizabeth, N. Agriculture Hartford, Conn. Q Law Z A M5 COngresS5 Sophomore Debating Team, Varsity Debating Team. HARRY S. GABRIEL Rock Stream Agriculture K A P5 University Nlandolin Club. BRATON RICHARDSON GARDNER Montrore, Pa. Law A T S25 CID A 1195 Freshman Banquet COmmittee5 Business Nlanager Cornell University Christian Association, 35 Assistant Business Nlana- ger Dramatic Club, 3. XVILLETTS VVALTER GARDNER Center Mo1'ieker Arif Long Island Club. EDMUND JAYNE GATES Wilker-Barre, Pa. Arty Huntington Club. JOSEPH SAMUEL LEO GAVIN Bujalo Agriculture VVILLIAM JACOB GENTZLER York, Pez. Mechanical Engineering Secretary The Cornell Lutheran Club5 University Grehestra. FREDERICK RAYMOND GEORGIA Scranton, Pa. Ckernirtry FRANK AVERY GEROULD Eweznrton, Ill. filrzfr 9 A X5 Savage Club5 Freshman Spring Day Committee5 Cornell Chicago Club5 Orchestra, I, 2, 35 Mandolin Club, I, 2, 3. CHARLES SHERWOOD GILBERT Burlington, fa. Law WILLIAM ALOYSIUS GILLCRIST GOl6lE7'Z7.f Bridge Law ,2. ROBERT LOUIS GLOSE Philadelphia, Pez. Civil Engineering A T S25 Varsity Football Squad, 3. College Crew, I, 25 Class Rush, I fb F A. ISRAEL GOLDFARB New York City Agricullure JACOB lVlILTON GOLDEARB Brooklyn Arif University Undergraduate Scholarship. -'A.i i:1Ij TT':azv'-.7 'Y -2 f--...iff-fefqf,s--ffm A - - A -A -'-f- , ,,Y .,,.1-- ,- ,ii -L ,ae A -CB: ,-.-'f,.,g4 E, ---f W- - -a..w.- -miss, --'IsaA.,,S7'1 1 -lx-,'A1T:1+.'LA?-s'. x IO ' LA-l. -T-gl- -,,.l h,H ,E ,.. A, J-or W l -. , - l Jlumnr Qwrnrha CLARA AMELIA GRAEFFE Brooklyn Artr AO H, Sage Dramatic Society, Basketball, I, Freshman President of Sage, Freshman Stunt Committee, Freshman Banquet Committee. ROBERT WILLIAM GRAHAM Carrington, N. D. Mechanical Engineering SHERMAN MILLER GRANT ' Aleron, Ohio l Arty College Basketball, Glee Club, Orchestra. HAROLD ELTON GRAVES Akron, Ohio Artr A K E, Flag Rush Team. JOHN ORNE GREEN Englewood, N. f. Zllechanical Engineering if A 9, Class Track Team, I, 2, Election Committee, 3, Junior Frome- nade Committee. FRANK GREENSTEIN New York City Architecture fb E H, College Soccer, 2, College Baseball, 2. ARTHUR MIDDLETON GRIMES Baltirnore, Md. Agriculture A X Pg hflarylancl Club, Lacrosse, 2. SAMUEL WILLIAM GUGGENHEIM II A '12, State Scholarship. BERNARD HENRY GUTWILLIG Rocherter A1-rr Far Rockaway Chernirtry College Basketball, 2, Cross Country, I, 2. WALTER GEORGE HAEBERLE Niagara Fall! Law fID K Eg A 9 CID, Varsity Basketball, 2, Junior Nights Committee, Fresh- man Advisory Committee. ISAAC FULTS HALL PERCY FOSTER HALSEY Long Island Club. EDWIN SLEIGHT HAM MILES BERTINE HAMAN LOUIS TUCKER HAMBLIN Bandhug Huntington Club, PORTER VALENTINE HANF Skull. Cortland Agriculture Water Mill Mechanical Engineering Verhanle Agriculture Reading, Pa. Agriculture Worcerter, Marr. .Mechanical Engineering University Orchestra, I, 2, 3. San Bernardino, Cal. Civil Engineering Im-Y ,JW .. - Y- , .,---Q-,...,,,wJ, , , -7 -Y -.1 N f -T e -,. A 1- -- - AJQSGEKLGE.. fi' 1-ii? ' F ,few - f' 2514+ ff f1 i IOS 1 A .,- ef,- Y Y , A ,--1---1-' T.-T 1 A ---- r -ww. .e+ - 7- ----- , f--W I I. ., I , -, +. .mr . i,, , - - . U- 'TV -A-,Y Y Euninr iKernrhn EDWARD M. HANRAHJXN, JR. Binghamton A Arif A A HID, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team, 2, Masque, Junior General Committee, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Fresh- man Advisory Committee. BRADFORD HARDIE, JR. El Pafo, Tex. Architecture 2 A E, Gargoyle, President Cornell Prohibition League. CHARLES NTASON HARRINGTON Peru I Law Acacia, Janus, Scabbard and Blade, Leader Freshman Debate Team, Sophomore Debate Team, Second Lieutenant Cadet Corps, 3, Military Hop Committee, 3. WILLIAM HOWARD HARTZBERG Bujalo Law H A fb. . PHILIP HYATT HASELTON Coyhocton, Ohio Mechanicalliiigineering A fb, Flag Rush Team, I. ALBERT HASKELL, IR. Cortland Law F H F, OWls, Congress, Freshman Debate Team, Sophomore Debate Team, Law Tax Committee, I. JULIAN JACOB HAST Pittfhurgh, Pa. Cheniiftry CID E H. WALCOTT BROWN HASTINGS New Yorle City Artf K A, Aleph Samach, Book and Bowl, Assistant hflanager Navy, 3, Cornell Widow Board. DUANE SPENCER HATCH Greenwich Agriculture K A P, Janus, Debate Congress Executive Committee, 2, 3, '86 Dec- lamation Stage, 2, Agricultural Glee Club, 2, 3, State Secretary Intercollegiate Prohibition Association, 2, 3, Editor Intercollegiate State Bulletin, 2, 3. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN HAUGH Anderton, Ind. Mechanical Engineering CID F A, Glee Club, Golf Team, Freshman Banquet Committee. FRANCIS NVILKINSON HAY Newark, N. Mechaiiical Engineering 9 E, Junior Nights Committee. ANNA ELIZABETH HAYES Ithaca Agriculture A T A, Frigga Fylgae. CLARENCE REANEY HAYES Cleuelancl, Ohio Cherniftry AKE. Cimex, Majura. Welff 'QAYQQ ' ' TTT, 1,1 f ' ' A 1- AWAQB--f., . ff , W, .av 2' ..- A N Y: ' IO6 vi- i'J,,,' '51-ul, liluninr ilierurhri JOHN MANLY HEATH Catrkill Law A X P, A 9 CID, Sophomore Banquet Committee. CHARLES HEIDT New York City Cioil Engineering Sirromg College Soccer Team, 2, 3, College Basketball Team, State Scholarship. EDWIN CHARLES HEINSOHN Mount Vernon Agriculture A I' P, Rural Problem Study Class Committee, 3, Farmers, Week Committee, 3, Associate Editor The Cornell Countryman, 2, 3, Col- lege Class President, 3, Secretary-Treasurer Poultry Association, 3. HOLLAND THORPE HEITZMAN GEORGE E. HENDRICKS Zodiac. BERTRAM HIGBIE HENDRICKSON ROBERT EDWARD HENDRICKSON EDWIN CHARLES HENN CLIFFORD VICTOR HERBERT Murkogee, Okla. Lead, S. D. Chatham Queen! Cleveland, Ohio New York City A T A, Mabrique, Deutscher Verein, Sophomo Junior Nights Committee. FREDERICK ERNEST HERTEL Z2 CID E, Pyramid. LOUIS SADROSSE HERTZ New York City New York City Freshman Track Squad, Varsity Track Squad, 2, College Track Squad, 3. SETH GERSON HESS Z-B T, Lieutenant Cadet Corps, 2, Captain NATHzXN HEYMAN WALKER HILL, JR. New York City New York City St. Louif, Mo. K A, Nlajura, Cornell Widow Board. VVATSON HINKLEY GERALD A A fb, Nlandolin Club. Chicago, Ill. IO7, A rt: Mechanical Engineering Agriculture Artr Mechanical Engineering Arty re Cotillion Committee, Cioil Engineering Agriculture 2, College Track Team, Civil Engineering ,3- Ciuil Engineering Art! Mechanical Engineering A-A--,,:-YfA.,: -jmali 131 r 0. r Li QQQTI 3 5 -' --iff: Lea .1 A A.-1, V A-...-AAL.-.-,.J ,---A---H 311111inr Bernrha SELAH VAN VELSOR HISCOX Brooklyn Civil Engineering A K E, Dunstan, Aleph Samach, Freshman Crew, Varsity Four, 3, Class Crew Director, 2. ALFRED THOMAS HOBSON KE, Savage Club, Glee HENRY FOLLETT HODGKINS CID A 9, Assistant Nlanager versity Orchestra, 2. DAVID JAY HOFFERT XV.-XRD NICHOLAS HOFFMAN Flufhing, Ohio Agriculture Club, I, 2, 3, Freshman Baseball Team. Syracuse Mechanical Engineering Swimming, 3, Junior Feed Committee, Uni- Harrighurg, Pa. Arty Leioifton Law E fb E, College Cross Country Team, 2, Club, Assistant Stage hlanager, 3. XVRAY BOWMAN HOFFMAN Nlandolin Club. AUGUST ANDREW HOHMANN EVA IRENE HOLLISTER FRANCIS RELYEA HOLMES JOHN DU Bois HOLMES Elmira Broolelyn Branchport Ithaca Ithaca 3, Congress, 2, Dramatic Mechanical Engineering Agriculture Agriculture Law Agriculture Agricultural Glee Club, 2, 3, Leader, 3, University Glee Club, 3, Pres- ident Agricultural hlusical Clubs, 3, Agricultural Banquet Com- mittee, 3, Chairman Agricultural Junior Banquet Committee, Advanced Choir, 3. ALEXANDER CHRISTIAN HOLTZ Milwaukee, Wir. Mechanical Engineering EDWIN EARL HONEY Ithaca Agriculture EDWIN FRASER HOPKINS Bu-yjlalo Agriculture A F P CARL HENRY HORN ' Baltimore, Md. Architecture Architectural Association, Cornell Art Association, Lutheran Club, Southerners, Advanced Choir. JAMES RICHEY HORNER, JR. Cleveland, Ohio Arty EX. -:Jawa nr IO8 S1 PHILIP DOUGLAS HOUSTON ANNA FRANCES HORTON Wlaysideg Aftermath. CHRISTIAN THOMPSON HOUCK K A P. XVILLIAM LIMBURG HoUcK K A P. i. fix: f 'gi T 3luninr iKvrnrha Ithaca Bujalo Buffalo Chicago, Ill. Agriculture Agriculture Agriculture A rt: X11 T3 Cornell Chicago Club, Mandolin Club, Assistant Manager' Uni- versity Orchestra. FREDERIC BOSS HOWELL Wilke:-Bar1'e, Pa, Mechanical Engineering HENRY OTIS HOWGATE Greenwich, Conn. Agriculture CID K Eg Election Committee, I. DAVID NIORRIS HOYT Clay Veterinary RAYMOND EARL HOYT Cleveland, Ohio Architecture CID A 9. RAYMOND HASLAM HOYT Staniford, Conn. Civil Engineering CHARLES PITCHER HUBBARD Wyncote, Pa. Mechanical Engineering E A E5 Freshman Football Team, Varsity Football Squad, 3, Freshman Flag Rush, Sophomore Flag Rush, Sophomore Pipe Committee. v ERICH GEORGE HUERDLER Bujalo Agriculture FERDINAND GEORGE HUMMEL San Antonio, Tex. .Mechanical Engineering Aclelphosg Dixie Club, Southerners, Swimming Team, 2, Orchestra, I, A. S. M. E. JOSEPH HURLEY Glenf Fallf Agriculture Cornell Catholic Club, Cornell University Christian Association, Con- ' gress. I COLSON BEYER HUTCHINSON Flufhing Agriculture ROBERT ADDIS HUTCHINSON Clayton Law Executive Committee, I. HOWARD HEBERTON INGERSOLL Philadelphia, Pa. Mechaiiical Engineering A K E5 Aleph Samach, Freshman Track, Varsity Track, 2, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Junior General Committee. IOQ A 1, . Y: , ,, ,5V5,wf-'f-f- f I llnninr illernrhn 7 - N 'N--a GEORGE GIFFORD INGLEHART Watcrtowri Lau: A K Eg KID A fb, Freshman Cross Country, Freshman Track, Varsity Cross Country Team, 2, 3, Freshman Rush Committee, Junior Nlember of Senior Nights Committee. XVILLIAM INSULL Pittfjielal, Marr. McclLa1iicalEngi1icering Huntington Club. J. CEYLON JACKSON SARA TOWNLEY JACKSON GEOEEREY BfliINTO JAMES Zodiac. SIDNEY RALPH JANDORF Syracurc Groton Eaftbournc, England Ncuf Yorle City A T Q, CIP A CID, Varsity Basketball Squad, 25 Varsity Civil Engineering Agriculture Clterniftry Law Baseball Squad, 2. JOHN CLAYTON JAQUA Wincliefter, Ind. Arty LESTER HAND JAYNE Eaft Sctaulect Law Janus, 786 Declamation Stage. ERNEST JENKS New York City Art: Freshman Advisory Committee, 35 University Scholarship. THYRA MAGDALENE JEREMIASSEN Ithaca Agriculture A fb, Les Cabotinsg Dramatic Club, Frigga Fylgaeg French Play Cast, Ig Dramatic Club Play Cast, I, College Banquet Committee, A 35 Junior Agricultural Banquet Committee. CHESTER PHILLIPS JOHNSON Springfield, Marx. Agriculture CLYDE LINUS JOHNSON Sjaoleanc, Wafh. Artf A T A. EDGAR BLAUVELT JOHNSON North Tarrytown Chcmiftry KENNETH JOHNSON .Montclairg N. .Medicine N E Ng Phi Club. NIARSHALL LISTON JOHNSON Kanfaf City, Mo. Agriculture CID I' A3 Junior Smoker Committee. VVILLIAM MANVILLE JOHNSON Lowuillc Law E KID E, Freshman Baseball Squad, Varsity Baseball Team, 2, State Scholarship. A., LAW, . A , A ,- WL, - W, ,Y -,..,,. M. Q, 1, T- - , - A Y . .zip -:f1t1..W- . IIO Eluninr Qinrnrha ORRIN PRITCHARD JONES South .Mouzrore Pa Vetermury V Q T Z, Society of Comparative Medicine College Cross Country Team, College Soccer Team. EDMUND LEONARD JUDSON, JR. To1r1p!e111rz11IZe Arif Advanced Choir, 3, Festival Chorus, 3 FREDERICK IQALFUR New York C173 Agrwulture Deutscher Verein, Lutheran Club, Agricultural Glee Club Farmers VVeek Committee. TSIDOR iK.ARP New York C1131 Arif GERALD LYNTON KAUFNIAN New York C1zv Arehzzfeezfure University Orchestra, I, 2, 3, Deutscher Veiein 2 3 German Play, 2 Magicians' Club, Sophomore Rush Committee THOMAS FRANCIS KEATING, JR. New York Guy C1o1Z E11g111eer111g A T Q, Pyramid, Varsity Baseball Squad 2 Election Committee 3 CLARENCE TRUMAN KEET A X A. CLIFFORD HENRY KELLER HAROLD CARLYLE KELLERAN ATS2, Scalp and Blade, Advisory Committee, 3. DEAN VVARD KELSEY Eleusis. RAYMOND TURNER KELSEY Schugiler Fezllr MEChd1Z1CdZ Er1g1r1eer1r1g Rorherter M6Chd7llCdZ E11g111eer1r1g Roeherter Algrzculture Assistant Manager Hockey 3 Freshman Fra11kZ111a1ZZe Agr wullure Clezlelaud 01110 Law Huntington Club, Cor11eZZEre1 Board, 2 3 Cosmopolitan Club Assist ant lVIanager Soccer, 3. FIDMUND THoIvIAs KENNEDY Ar11fte1de1111 Arts Z Nlf, Cimex, Nlajura, Chairman Sophomore Cotillion Committee Freshman Advisory Committee. NVINTHROP K.ENT Bror1xo1ZZe Mecho111caZ E11g111eer1r1g 9 A X, Dunstan, Freshman Cross Country Team Fre hman Hockey Team, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Cross Country Team 2 3 Varsity Hockey Team, 2, Varsity Track Squad 2 Cross Country Club Executive Committee, Sophomore Cotillion Comfnittee unior Smoker Committee. III J A lg: flare 'Q .3 i ,Vg ,ALA .,7,fwvf,-'i::e1, - L- .cf,,.c LL, A . c L L c-.- ,. ...LL -, .. . ,f Eltminr Errnrha CHARLES KENNETH KERBY Brooklyn Civil Engineering Q Long Island Club, Erasmus Hall Club. 3 . HARMON CONDIT IQIBBE E Berkeley, Cal. Civil Engineering , Bandhu, College Crew, 2. ALEXANDER HENDERSON KING East Orange, N. Mechanical Engineering I G X, Sophomore Election Committee. , f FRED VVILLIAM KING Ilion Agriculture A SLOCUM IQINGSBURY Eoanrton, Ill. Architecture ' X 'IL . HENRY STERN IQIRCHBERGER Chicago, Ill. Architecture Cornell Era Board, I, 2, 3, Assistant Artistic Editor Cornell Annualf, 3. HAROLD KIRK Port feroif Cherniftry , Varsity Soccer. WINIFRED KIRK Newark, N. f. ' Arty , Raven and Serpent, Advanced Choir, I, 2, 3, Chairman Class Stunt, I I, 2, Sage Dramatic Club, Secretary and Treasurer, 2, President, 3. l CHARLES EDWIN KIRKUP, IR. Bayrhore Architecture , College Basketball, 2, Captain, 3, College Soccer, 2, College Baseball, 2. , JAMES ELWELL KITTRELL Catfkill .Mechanical Engineering 9 Nayati, hflasque. ' BENJAMIN KLEIN New York City Agricnltnre WILLIAM LAMBERT IQLEITZ Glenr Falla Artf XII T, Aleph Samach, Book and Bowl, Manuscript Club, Cornell Daily ' San Board, 2, 3, Junior Promenade Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee, 3, Crew Celebration Committee. ISMOND ELLIS IQNAPP, IR. Ithaca Cheiniftry AXE. THEODORE ADELBERT :KNAPP Saratoga Spring: Law I A X. - I I. I .U JOHN ALDEN KNIGHT, IR. Willianifport, Pa. Law l X CID, rib A fb, Savage Club, Musical Clubs, Freshman Parade Com- ,I mittee, Freshman Baseball Team. li, II2 gag. -A - 15 , Ti11 'T .- 1 2 , .1 1' 'H--g:1f f MAN i Jwiiw WVY, CM- . ., A C. . . . as- H -- -- - --. - ,f-AW ffl 1:11 :ill l in ii i BRUCE PICKETT IQOCHER Zlnninr ZRPIUYBE North Earl, Pa. Agriculture Wafhirigton, D. C. Civil Engineering ,., A T Ag Senatorsg Freshman Baseball Teamg Freshman Track Teamg i, GEORGE LESTER KRAFT V M Varsity Baseball Squad. U 7? sn f' THOMAS SQUIER IQRAFT Brookline, Mary. Qilrlf A Xg Freshman Crewg Chairman Sophomore Stunt Committeeg Fresh- man Advisory Committee. 1. 1.4 f . ul DAVID GLENN KRANIAR Silflaee, Cal. Mechaiiieal Engineering l - . fl .FELIX IXREMP, JR. Reading, Pa. Arif Eleusis. I ANDREW TEDVVARD KRIEGER Salamanca Law . M Tome and Tabletg Second Lieutenant Cadet Corps. iq. fig ISIDOR IQROHN Utica - Arty Ju. il. Z B T. lg ROBERT LOUIS TQROUSE Cineinnati, Ohio Mechanical Engineering V CP E IT. l VA CHARLES JOHN IIKROVVL Elnzira Veterinary A XII. NORMA VERNIE LABARRE Ithaca Agrieiilzfnre Fi A A Ag Frigga Fylgaeg Young lVomen's Christian Associationg Sage Dra- matic Clubg Freshman Executive Committee. i U2 fi CHARLES LAHR , New York City Civil Engineering ll CIDK X115 Semaphoreg hlabriqueg Varsity Football Team,35 Varsity Track lm Team, 25 Freshman Cap Burning Committeeg Junior General Com- Vi mittee. ., FRED BURR LATHROP Freetiille Arty ROBERT COLUMBUS LATZ Tonipkinwille Meehanieal Engineering EDWARD GEORGE LAUTZ Bnjalo .Meehanieal Engineering Varsity Football Squad, 2, 35 State Scholarshipg Crew Celebration ii Committee, 3. Y. IS-ADOR 'XYILLIAM LAVINE New Yorle City Civil Engineering State Scholarship. U3 I THE 19155 CQHNELLI MAL-TM AA, L. ,711 WJE ,w V Y -L 'fbi iuniur ilirrnrhn HARRISON BARING LAWFORD New York City 9 X. RAYMOND ELLIOTT LAWRENCE Cleveland, Ohio A K E. JOSEPH JAMES LAX Brooklyn H A fb, Anvil Club. ROBERT BROOKE LEA Methuen, Marr. AA-fi gg? ig ,T C hernirtry Agriculture C herniftry Mechanical Engineering E flvg Sophomore Banquet Committee, Assistant Business Manager Cornell Annnalr, 3. Q VICTOR MANUEL LEBRON Yaueo, P. R. can Eiigmmmg Cosmopolitan Club, Secretary Porto Rican Colony, Latin-American Union, La Camorra. FRANK WALTON LEE A X Ag Southerners. Nafhville, Tenn. AUSTIN LEROY LEGGE Ithaca HENRY GARDNER LEHRBACH Bitjalo EDWARD CASPER LEIB New York City SAMUEL SIMON LEIEOWITZ Brooklyn Dramatic Club, Congressg College Track Team States Volunteer Life-Saving Corps. FRANK BURDETT LENT Ithaca Freshman Banquet Committee. GILBERT M. LEVY THEODORE MAX LILIENTHAL Spring Day Committee, 2, F. FRANK DAVID LINDQUIST LEON LOEWE Z B T. NIELVIN OLIVER LOKENSGARD ELEANOR TATUM LONG ,fMe., E Egffigr iw vu: 1- W il :, + -N ,,,,,.,,if.z fn ,YW V. Mechanical Engineering Agriculture Civil Engineering Art: Law 5 Cornell Station United g Law Brooklyn Law New York City .filrtr xecutive Cornrnittee, 2. New York City Mechanical Engineering Brooklyn Arty Sawyer, N. D. Artf Cincinnati, Ohio Arty II4 ,.,Y-- - ta. -.-.f-H, - E- -- -ff.. ,Q -W. -- - ll Ui fav all F H, 7? E, 5795. A , A in L wx gn ,EN E4 A 4,1 in ,L 4, L gm E R l L, we f-vc TM W l 'll F all :Z ez' F 1 fi M i rl 7 l l, if I., 7 V 7 r s .V .+l'ff Q51 ij? gg A lik lil liklfit fll,l9llKf'fiE.L-liull.-R T67 Y Q, . fdnniur ZKPIIJYDE . CELSO S. LOPEZ Salta, Argentina lllechanical Engineering OTTO DELORENZI Dallar, Tex. .Mechanical Engineering I' H T, Southerners, Captain Arts Baseball Team, 2. HENRY DEWITT LOTT Brooklyn Civil Engineering Adelphos. A LOUIS ALPHONSO LOVE Tacoma, Warh. A1-if KID 2 K, Dunstan, Assistant Managei' Freshman Football Team, 3, V Freshman-Sophomore Flag Rush. LEO MICHAEL LUCID Batavia Agriculture ARTHUR LEWIS LUKENS Philadelphia, Pa. Agriculture A 9, Freshman Track Team, Sophomore Smoker Committee. WALTER CARL LUNDEN Mt. fezvett, Pa. Law A 9 CID, Varsity Basketball Team, 2, Glee Club, I, 2, Freshman Rush Committee. HOWARD LYNCH Brooklyn Agriculture Anvil, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team, 2, Varsity Soccer Team, 2, 3, Freshman Banquet Committee. ALBERT SHERMAN MACARTHUR Williamsville Art: Cornell Eugenics Society, Cornell Progressive Society. lVIoRGAN BEEBE MCCARGO Holley Agriculture A Z. HARVEY MCCHESNEY Amityville Agriculture K XII, Varsity Track Squad, Agricultural Track Team. JAMES DAVID MCCREDIE Aurora, Ill. Law A X, Freshman Track Team. KENNETH CHARLES NICCUTCHEON Thornburg, Pa. lllechanical Engineering K E, Aleph Samach, Dunstan, Freshman Football Team, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Football Squad, 2, 3, Varsity Track Squad, 2, Freshman Banquet Committee, Chairman Sophomore Banquet Com- mittee, Junior Promenade Committee. GERALD ROBERT NICDERMOTT Brooklyn Agriculture 9 A X. i vera.. Y- - -V N:-j:. AY, YY, R..n.iv,.'f 115 'A A ., A IH TEE Iain SUBisEZt.Lt.A3q .li . llnuinr illernrhei il JOHN ALVAN MACLAY Bujalo Mechanical Engineering A X A. HUGH IRVVIN NIACONIBER Ithaca Agriculture CHRISTOPHER lVlAGEE Sewichley, Pa. Mechanical Engineering Ii E A E5 Freshman Spring Day Committee. if HENRY REED NIALLORY Governorlr Iflanci Mechariical Engineering E X5 Nlajurag Cimexg Freshman Football Teamg Varsity FoOtballSquad, 25 Varsity Football Team, 35 Freshman Cap Burning Committeeg f, Junior Promenade Committee. yr! I JOSEPH GARCIN NTALONE Loniwille, Ky. Art: X Wlfg Dixie Clubg Freshman Advisory Committee. HJ THOMAS PATRICK AIALOY Rochefter Agriculture ,UH WOLFE BCTARCOVITCH Syracnfe Architecture A Z A M5 hflenorahg College Cross Country Team, I. he GRACE FLORENCE MARCUS Liberty Artr P I It ll JOHN MARKEL Waterloo Law TVTERWIN ELLIOTT BXTARSLAND Harnclen Arty State Scholarshipg University Undergraduate Scholarship. Il ARTHUR HOWARD lXrlARTIN Attica Agriculture IJ College Baseball Team, 25 Freshman Baseball Squad. ll lf . . FRANCIS DALTON TXCTARTIN Owego .Mechanical Engineering VI 9 X. HI WILBER ALAN NTATHEWS Thornburg, Pa. Agriculture ly. K Eg Varsity Golf Team, Captain, 3. is JOHN JAMIESON lVTATSON Ithaca .Mechanical Engineering Cosmopolitan Clubg Sophomore Spring Day Committeeg Crew Celebra- tion Committee. DAVID EARL MATTERN Def Illoinef, Iowa Arts wi Eleusisg Scroll and Spadeg University Orchestra. af ' ALFRED BLAKE lX4AURY Illorriftown, N. Mechanical Engineering A S125 Sophomore Rush Committee. lil, ' ii -' 7 i' 'TL i f W-,Q V- --7 ,. Y.. 77, E ,, , ,,7, , Y-, ,,, ,,,,-WWVYY ,, ,. II6 , .AAA .,, L -A . L ff .L Lv- . . . .. . L, L - L-1 L ..-1.1-if - YW W Q, ,YY M, ,, . ,. f ,X .. ,.,, - vi - - V. - lrfi- . : WJ., ,L . H i... L . . iv-. T - V .777 - I Bhminr ilivrnrhe XYALTER LANDON NIAXON Cortland .Meelianieal Engineering Freshman Cross Country Team, Sophomore Smoker Committee, State Scholarship. TXZARL HERM,AN NIAYER Bujalo .Mechanical Engineering A 9. XVILLIAM HENRY NTAYER, IR. Brooklyn Meekariieal Engineering E KID E. G. GORDON NTEAD Greenwich, Conn. Agriculture A A CID. BERNARD CLARENCE NIEADE Watkinf Veterinary S2 T E, Society of Comparative Nledicine. ALBERT BLOXOM NIEHAFFEY Port jeroif Agriculture E fIJ E, Freshman Football Team, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Football Squad, 2, 3, Varsity Track Team, 2, Freshman Cap Burning Committee, Sophomore Smoker Committee. ALEXANDER CRAIG NTEIKLE Baltimore, Md. Civil Engineering E CIP E, Pyramid, Nlaryland Club, Southerners. CHARLES ALEXANDER NIENGERS Winelfor Hillf, Md. Ciuil Engineering E N, Maryland Club, University Orchestra. SAMUEL ARTHUR MERRIFIELD Willianifuille, Vt. Agriculture CTP F A. VVLLLIAM LINCOLN MERRY, IR. Rockville Centre .Mechanical Engineering cb r A. g BERNARD NIEYERING Rockefter .Mechanical Engineering HILARY HERBERT lVI1cOU Wafkingtori, D. C. Meekariieal Engineering A A CIP, CornellDaily Sun Board, I, 2, 3, Nlandolin Club, I, Senators, Junior Smoker Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee. ALFRED NTILLARD, JR. Omaha, Neln. Agriculture A A CP. CLAYTON WALTERS MILLER La Grange, Ill. Law 1' H F, College Basketball, 2. SLOANE F.. AILLLER New York City Ciuil Engineering B 9 TI. 1 - ' A-5-AAT., 4.4.1.4 1 ' ' '- Agia fr- if f ' -fl f' 117 l4v l7?e,'f-L--1 F12 THE 1915 CO33iNELLLlRN Elnninr ilivrnrha ZILLA ERENAH NIILLS Ithaca Agriculture ALONZO LORING MILTON Elin Grove, W. Va. Mechanical Engineering CID K XII, Class Track Team, I, 2, Varsity Track Team, Freshman Spring Day Committee, Mandolin Club, I, 2, 3. ALLEN CLARK MINNIX Wafhington, D. C. Civil Engineering K E, Aleph Samach, Rod and Bob, Assistant Manager Varsity Track Team, 3, Student Conference Committee, Junior GenerallCOmmittee, Freshman Advisory Committee. ROBERT NIOCHRIE New York City Mechanical Engineering Sirrom, Freshman Football Team, Freshman Crew Substitute, Soph- omore Smoker Committee. WARREN EARL MONSON Lakewood, Ohio Agriculture Skull, Mandolin Club, 2. ALEXANDER S. NIONTAGUE Chicago, Ill. Agriculture A F P, Associate Editor Cornell Countrynzan. IRENE NIAROARET MONTGOMERY Philadelphia, Pa. Arty A F. FRANCES JANE MONTROSE Deporit Agriculture Frigga Fylgae. HERBERT RICHARD RTOOK Lancafter Veterinary LLOYD EDWARD NIOORE Pine Plainf Agriculture LLOYD ROBERTS MOORE Glen Ridge, N. f. Cherniftry A X A. RUSSELL 'YORK MOORE Winfted, Conn. Arty NELSON DOOLITTLE NTORROVV Lockport Agriculture DANIEL PARMELEE MORSE, IR. Brooklyn Agriculture XII T, Nlandolin Club, I, 2, 3, Junior Feed Committee. EVERETT RALPH NTORSE Ithaca M'echanical Engineering 111 K E, Chairman Freshman Rush Committee. HARRY CLARENCE NIORSE Dunkirk Agriculture 118 THE 1915 CORFiEi.l1.I.xN Liluninr iliernrha ADOLPH MOSES Mt. Vernon Cosmopolitan Club, Aero Club. Mechanical Engineering WINIFRED MOSES New York City Agriculture GERTRUDE GRACE MOSIER Deniareft, N1 f. Arts ERNEST MOSMANN Newark, N. f. ,Law ETHEL GLADYS MOYER . Ithaca Artr M fl? E. HUGO NIUENCH, JR. St. Louif, Mo. Art: Seal and Serpent, Mandolin Club, 2, 3, Orchestra,r2, 3. ALLEN NIULFORD Mt. Vernon Mechanical Engineering A A CIP, Sophomore Banquet Committee, Sophomore Rush Team. ABRAHAM ALADAR MULHOFFER New York City Agriculture QD Z A, Sirromg Topiarian. ALFRED MULLIKIN Baltirnore, Mel. Civil Engineering Nlaryland Club. ROGER WILLIAM AAUNCH Brooklyn Agriculture Anvil, Agricultural Glee Club. WALTER F. MUNNIKHUYSEN Bel Air, Mel. Civil Engineering fI1 K Z5 Pyramid, Maryland Club. DONALD BERT MUNSICK Maplewood, N. Law ZA E5 A 9 SID, Varsity Football Squad, 2, 35 Sophomore Banquet Committee, Crew Celebration Committee. GEORGE WALLACE NIUSGRAVE Scranton, Pa. Agriculture K A Pg Agricultural Glee Club, 2, Assistant Manager, 35 Festival Chorus, 3. NAI NAB Bangkok, Siarn Agriculture Cosmopolitan Club HENRY GEORGE NAUSS New York City A grieulture HERBERT LEE NEARING Otego Agriculture EDWARD G. NEFF Crestline, Ohio Artr 119 -sri-tt'-+ :ef iiaisfr 'fvfff r :AQ Q Ft' MHZ' 'fl TTT ' I ' JV 7' ' f ' ,,,,...,1..,.,Y.-.Y.-2 ,L -A, L.. .P ,.'.,,a.....,,,,.E,.,,-L -A ,,,,- -..aTr,'e.i.. Elnninr iKrrnrh5 ELS:-X CLARA NEIPP Cliatliaivi, N. j. Arif Deutscher Verein, Class Crew, 2. JOHN ALLAN NELSON Broolelyii Law I' H F, Junior Feed Committee, Law Tax Committee, 3. CLARENCE NETZEN Batavia Chemirzfry A X E. GEORGE AUGUST NEUBAUER Biijalo Rlacfianirai Engineering RVERETT VVILBUR NEwcoMB Elizabazh, N. Arif A 9, Agricultural Tax Committee, 2, Agricultural Loan Fund Commit- tee, 2. 'WILLIAM TALLMAN NEWELL Laiiafboro, Illafr. Macha1iicaZE1igineering Adelphos, A. S. hd. E. HOWARD GLEDHILL NICHOLS Warliiiigtoii, D. C. Am Senators. ROBERT NNIILLIAMSON Nix, JR. Eart Rockaway Arty Nayati, Scabbard and Blade, Flag Rush Team, 2, iXfIilitary Hop Committee, 2, 3, Navy Day Hop Committee, 2, First Lieutenant Cadet Corps, 2, Captain, 3, Mandolin Club, 3. THOMAS JOSEPH NOLAN femey City, N. f. CiwiZE1igi1iee1fi1ig QA X, Pyramid, Freshman Crew Director, Junior Nights Committee. DAVID REEVES NOLAND, JR. Wayiiarville, N. C. Agriciilriire HARRY HODGEN NUGENT St. Loiiir, IVIO. Ag1'icuZtii1'a BGH, Freshman Baseball Squad, Freshman Spring Day Com- mittee, Agricultural Dance Committee, Nlandolin Club. ARTHUR LIPPINCOTT OBRE Rhiiifbecle Cosmopolitan Club, Dutchess County Club, lXflilitary Hop Commit- tee, 3, Deutscher Verein, 2, Deutscher Verein Play, 2, State Scholar- ship, Second Lieutenant Cadet Corps, 3, Assistant Nlanager Cornell University Christian Association, 3, Festival Chorus, 3. A A rt: JOHN EMMETT O,BRIEN Shortfville A Arif Owls, Freshman Crew, Junior Varsity Crew, 2, Sophomore Banquet - Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee, 3, Crew Celebration Committee, 3, Representative to Debate Council, I. f - - Ze.- as-1, Z ,J , ,D-i,,.,,-.,V.U a-.iwan .a A ,,, ,fs flag ,L L 77 .AY . . 2. ,. r. .,,7,,,.-as-f--1iv..s ft... --- Kei wf f- I2O A-. 7,7-W, , 'J 1 ff . 3 ' 'rf' V- - H f -,Y . -'ij'-3 - V in f L - Y,,YYYY , '- J. -, 1,4121 J, . 1 , . - 4 .L - 1141, , lluninr ilhzrnrha LEONARD GCHTMAN, JR. Coreob, Conn. Meeliaviieol Engineering CornellAero Club, Treasurer, 2, President, 3, Glider Team, I, 2, Chess Club, Sibley College Association, A. S. NI. E. EDwARD CUMMINGS O,CONNELL Bari-ylozoii-on-Hiielron ' A1-if Catholic Club, Sophomore Banquet Committee, Vice-President Arts Association, 3. HENRY GROVER O7CONNOR Wayland Arif A 9, State Scholarship. JOHN F.w1NG 07HEARN Brookline, llflezff. Agrieiilziire EA E, Aleph Samach, Dunstan: Nlajura, Cimex, Freshman Foot- ball Team, Varsity Football Team, 2, 3. RALPH EDGAR GGDEN .Miclelletown Arif E CD E, 9 A CID, hflandolin Club, Orange County Club. FREDERICK VVILLIAM OHM Bellnioie Agriculture Adelphos, College Crew, 2, Junior Crew Celebration Committee, 3. ROY OLNEY Merreiiria Algrienltnfe ERNESTO GRNELAS San Pedro, Mexico .Meelieznieczl Engineering Spanish-American Club, Freshman Crew, Varsity Crew Substitute. EMANUEL NIAXIMILIAN OSTROESKY Brooklyn Arif hflenorah, Congress. HAROLD JOHN PALMER Poiiglikeejorie Ari: Vice-President Dutchess County Club, 3. LUCY NIARY PARK Nyack-on-Hizid5o,n Alitr K K F, Raven and Serpent, Class Second Vice-President, 3, Class Crew, I, 2. ARTHUR SHERMAN PATRICK Utica Civil Engineering T B H, Cornell Civil Engineer Board, 2, 3, Assistant Chief Engineer of Summer Survey. PARVIN ELWOOD PAULES Danville, Pez. llfleelmnieol Engineering 2 N. SCHUYLER HOYT PEARSON Iilzezea f4griC14lZWc' Glee Club. -1, x f--1-A , - - 3 ff1,aA - 1. V - ' A ie W-1. . A1-f --, -- Jen- ,, I2I M KM. ,,,a,,Y,,7A,,,,,X. - To 'U .- Y I W 112.2 TH E 1 915 CORN I1TI.LIAN SQ'2??la:f,?:MT3 -LQ JOHN EDWARD PENNYWITT lluniur Knrnrha Pittfbnrgh, Pa. Civil Engineering A X P, Pyramid, Flag Rush Team, I, 2, College Crew, 2, Cornell Civil Engineer Editorial Board, 3. LAWRENCE IVIERTON PERKINS NELSON SECOR PERKINS Fulton Mechaiiical Engineering Mt. Vernon Civil Engineering Varsity Chess Team, I, 2, Triangular Chess Team, 2. ARTHUR CUSHING PETERS Spokane, Wafh. ,Arty fb A 9, Freshman Baseball Team, Varsity Baseball Squad, 2, Varsity Basketball Squad, 2, Junior Member of Senior Cap and Gown Com- mittee, Associate Editor The Cornell Era, 2, Nlanaging Editor, 3, Rocky Mountain Club, EUGENE PETERSON Mandolin Club, 3. CARL AUGUST PHILIPPI Freshman Advisory Committee, 3. New York City .Mechanical Engineering New York City Mechanical Engineering Sirrom, Freshman Football Team, Varsity Track Team, 2, Varsity Football Team, 3. HERBERT CURLEE PHILLIPS St. Lonif, Mo. Law B 9 H, Liv A fb, Sophomore Flag Rush. PERCY WILSON PHILLIPS State Scholarship. VICTOR BOURN PHILLIPS Skull, Publication Nlanag WALTER POLHEMUS PHILLIPS College Baseball. GEORGE ROBINSON PHIPPS A T, Scabbard and Blade. HAROLD AVERIL PHOENIX CID A 9, Aleph Samach, Southampton Law Cleoelancl, Ohio Mechanical Engineering er Sibley fonrnal. Fair Haven Cheniiftry Buffalo Agricnltnre Davenport, Iowa Art! Assistant Nlanager Football, 3, Chairman Junior Feed Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee, 3, WILLIAM WALTON PICKS LAY Wa1'wick u .Mechanical Engineering fb 1' A, Junior Nights Committee, Glee Club, I, 2. FRANCIS EUGENE PIERCE Clayton, N. .ffrtf A T A, Freshman Basketball Team, Freshman Baseball Team, Soph- Omore Track Team. -.....M-NM Aw .....- Y ,.S,w.u. ,., A -Nvxvfv. Z.. . A' ' f--A--Yew - -V -fT----f--IaaaS--'-- - ir' I22 wi: CURTETESHJLHAN fduninr ilivrnrha EVERETT ANDREW PIESTER Fort Edward Agr-realm?-5 K A P5 Topiariang Rille Club, 2, 3. ALsoN W. PITICIN .Corinth Law A XA, Janus, Second Lieutenant Cadet Corps, State Scholarship. CLARENCE EDWARD PLUNKETT Rome Meehariieal Engineering Adelphos. ERNEST LEON POLLARD Fulton Agriculture Eleusis, Freshman CreW, Sophomore Banquet Committee. FRANK HOWELL POLLARD Auburn Clterniftry A X E. RAY FORD POLLARD Whitriegf Point Agriculture WALTER HENRY POPP Bujalo .Mechanical Engineering Cosmopolitan Club, Aero Club, Ig A. S. Nl. E. IVAN EDMUND Posr Catrleill Art: College Baseball Team, 2, Captain, 3, lntercollege Athletic Board, 3. PAUL MILTON POTTER Altoona, Pa. Agriculture Eleusis. lVlAR1oN ELSIE PoTTs Philadelphia, Pa. Artr Election Committee, 2, Census Committee, Young VVomen's Christian Association, 2, 3. BENJAMIN G. PRATT, JR. Haeleenfaele, N. f. Agrieulture Skull, College Crew, I. JOHN SCOTT BOYD PRATT, JR. Honolulu, Hawaii Agriculture A 9. - ELON HENRY PRrEss Foreftoille Agriculture A I' P, Farmers' Wleek Committee, 25 Agricultural hrlusical Clubs, 2, 3. WALTER ADOLPH PRIESTER Davenport, Iowa Civil Engineering LID A G, Rod and Bob, Class Track Team, 2, Varsity Track Squad, 2, 3, Cornell. Annualf Board, EDWARD ABREWSTER PRINDLE Z X, Varsity Golf Team, 3: Freshman Advisory Committee, 3. London, England filfif 35 University Golf Championship, 3. f-2 Y - A .qnqf 7 lla-.vii 'Lu-ya-w::: -A - 3--7 -7 - V, L- - , 1 .w Y. air- 7 f,-w1-'-- rf w if -- --W---fl --1. 1: - - -71,115T-if-::.::5,.y..-1-A ,4.i-4: Q Y nl- L ii :H A i ,,, iii T ,-, Ll ,YYY a: gi-1 i-iK--' - sfn--A-- Y ,R a an-muy. - R - I23 77.-we -V -are 'ng evra' -' f f-A ' Y' 7 . ,fn . Y L ,. I N X U W., ,. : V --. -, --ff fn-- Zluniur lirrnrha HERBERT FREDERIC PRITZLAFF Milwaiihee, Wir. Cheniirtry Sophomore Banquet Committee. JULES GABRIEL PROCTOR Brooklyn Arif ALBERT EDWARD PURCHAS, JR. New York City Arif CID E K. ASA ROBERT PURDY New York City .Mechanical Engineering Long lsland Club. CHARLES FREDERICK RADEORD Hernianrville, lllich. Civil Engineering SAMUEL D. RAPPAPORT jamaica . Arif HOWRXRD S. RAPPLEYE Ithaca Civil Engineering GUSTAV ALEXANDER RASCH Roland Park, Md. Mechariical Engineering Southernersg A. l. E. E., A. S. Nl. E., Sibley College Association. FREDERICK HARVEY RAYFIELD Chicago, Ill. Civil Engineering XII T, Rod and Bob, College Crew, I, 2, Freshman Advisory Commit- V tee, Chicago Club. ARTHUR ALBERT RAYMOND Bnjalo Civil Engineering GEORGE PETERS REA Harnbnrg Arty A T Q5 Scalp and Blade, hflasque, I, Assistant Nlanager, 35 Cornell Widow Board, 35 Freshman Spring Day Committee, Sophomore , Smoker Committee. VVALTER lg.-XYMOND READ lllilzvanlzee, Wir. Mechariical Engineering E A E. STEPHEN P. REGAN Wellfville Veterinary A X115 Society of Comparative Nledicine. DAN CLEVELAND REIB Dallar, Tex. Mechanical Engineering K A CSOuthernj. 'WALTER BELLINGER REICH New Dorp .Mechanical Engineering University Orchestra, I, 2, 35 hllandolin Club, 2, 3. OLIVER AUGUST RELLER St. Loiiif, Mo. Arif B9 H, Dunstang Aleph Samach, Freshman Track Team, Captain, Varsity Track Team, 2, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Junior - General Committee. --- ff' A v, R ,,... .ffm --f R. . .V L Wag:-'f:...fs..B..i 7 -, -Y. 5 f 4 124 . vw if-W , J ----2 Eluninr ilivrnrha WALTER CRISTY RELYEA Ithaea Arghitgggwg Freshman Baseball Team5 Freshman Banquet Committee. I NORMAN RENNE Pittrjield, Mars. Am- A E CD5 Class Executive Committee, 2. 7' RICHARD JOSEPH REYNOLDS Penn Yan Mediging ,I GILBERT JOSEPH RICH New York City Arty Cornell Aero Club5 Class Election Committee, 2. ,J 'WILLIAM FRANCIS RIENHOFF Springfield, Mo. Arte J I KID E K5 Savage Club5 Freshman Advisory Committee. l VICTOR HENREICH RIES Ithaca Agriculture i Cosmopolitan Club, Lazy Club, Agassiz Club. ISAAC RUSSELL RIKER Caldwell, N. Cioil Engineering EDGAR HEISLER RILEY Wilniington, Del. Art: NIARK RAYMOND RILEY Orange, N. f. Law CID K Z5 A 9 CD5 Varsity Basketball, 25 Class Vice-President, 25 Cflee Club, 2. ' J NIELVILLE WILSON ROBINSON Oil City, Pa. Civil Engineering l 9 X5 Semaphore. 7 A ORIN POMEROY ROBINSON Corning Mechanical Engineering Freshman Advisory Committee, 3. 4 KATHERINE IDA ROESE Biljalo Arts I Young WOmen's Christian Association Cabinet5 Class Hockey Team, 3. A V . JOHN MULHALL ROGERS Tonawanila .Mechanical Engineering I Zodiac. I Ii MAURICE TIMOTHY ROOT Farmington, Conn. Arte ,A SAMUEL LOUIS ROSS Brooklyn - Arty Beta Samachg College Baseball, I, 25 Deutscher Verein, 25 Pension Schoellerl' Cast, College Cross Country, 2. A GEORGE CASPER RUBY York, Pa. llleehanieal Engineering University Orchestra, I, 2, 35 hlandolin Club, 3. -, ,,7,, C. W , N .Y N . ijf . V Z ,X'- I. A, T I. - s .ni ,Ip X 125 . THE 1915 CORNEI.L1.-KN SIE? Yi Q4 g,Q' +f.'T.i31:i 3Inninr Blernrila CHARLES EDWARD RUHE Allentown, Pa. Architecture A X P, Gargoyle. HAROLD KIRK RULISON Angelica Agriculture A Z. 4 PARVIN NIASTERS RUSSELL Lana-downe, Pa. Mechariical Engineering K A P, Varsity Soccer Team, 2, 3, College Soccer Team, I,'2, College Basketball Team, 2, Advanced Choir, 3. HowARD PETER RYAN Syracufe Agriculture Seal and Serpent, Freshman Track Squad, Freshman Football Squad, Crew Celebration Committee. EARL RAYMOND RYDER New York City Mechanical Engineering A T, Cornell Chicago Club, Rifle Club, Freshman Crew, College Crew, 2. MORTON RYDER A Carmel Arts Nayati, Aero Club, Cross Country Club, College Cross Country Team, I, 2, Varsity Cross Country Squad, 2, 3, University Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, Flag Rush Team, I. ROBERT SUTTON SAALFIELD Akron, Ohio .Mechanical Engineering QD E K, lvlajura, Cirnex, Freshman Football Team, Secretary A. S. lX4. E., 2, Chairman Junior Promenade Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee, Freshman Cap Burning Committee, Sophomore Spring Day Committee. EARLE EDWIN SALISBURY St. Louif, Mo. lllechanical Engineering B 9 TI. HERMAN JEROME SAMUELSON Tornf River, N. f. Agriculture E A M, lvlenorah. JOHN ALDEN SANFORD Warwick .Mechanical Engineering fb F A, Junior Feed Committee. GORDON ARTHUR SARSTEDT Cleveland, Ohio Civil Engineering Nayati, Cornell Civil Engineer Board. HARRY LOVELL SAUNDERS Horreheadf Agriculture ALBERT SCHAFFLE Philadelphia, Pa. Agriculture NATHAN ARTHUR SCHATZ Hartford, Conn. Law ' E A M, Freshman Intercollegiate Debate Team. lafmrilf ,av-j,Awa ,vw-'-:T- A ,fu-:V A if-wr-wv'v if ff-L., , A W, , 3 i L, A A Y- K . ,YL , ,W L, M ..... -7 -L L .,, L , , L ,, AA. .Af 7 -l Av., 4, 1- f-,-1, , tiafn iii? Y, L, T ,,,Q,,,,,,ig5e1,5 , -A Y ggi Wig Y-7 - -A -Y 126 TEH LU Z5 QTU7zRNYI1ILLI.k ff ' -5:21 ' 3luninr ilierurha JOHN CHRISTOPHER SCHELLENG Holyolee, Mary. Art.: Orchestra, I, 2, 3, State Scholarship, Orchestra Council, 3. ERIC ERNEST FREDERICK SCHMIED Bezliirnore, Md. Maryland Club. 'WILLIAM ARTHUR SCHNEDEKER A X E5 Cadet Band, I. IXIARK H1kRE ScHoNoUR DAVID THOMAS SCHOTLAND MAX LACY SCHULTE 3 9 X. WILLIAM SCHULTHEIS Gargoyle. BERTRAM HENRY SCI-IWARTZ H A f-IJ. JAY DOUGLAS SCOFIELD - Cosmopolitan Club, Agassiz Club, Eugenics Society. PHILIP LANE SCOTT Civil Engineering Corona Cherniflry Wornelfilorf, Pez. Agriculture Newark, N. Arty Ridgewood, N. Meehanioal Engineering College Point , Arehiieeiiire New York City Agriculture Candor Agriculture Yonleerf llleclianical Engineering Z XII, Cimexg Nlajura, Sophomore Spring Day Committee, Assistant Business Manager Cornell Daily Snn, 3. RALPH IRVING SCOVILLE LAWRENCE NIATHER SELLECK Nayatig Scalp and Blade. EDWARD LOWE SEMPLE K Eg Southerners. MILDRED SEVERANCE Plainoille, Conn. Agriculture Eiijjreilo Agriculture Key Weil, Fla. Law En-gfalo Arts Deutscher Vereing Young Women's Christian Association. JOSEPH MICHAEL SEXTON New York City Civil Engineering Clinton Clubg Civil Engineering Association, College Track Team, I, 2. 'CHARLES BAIRD SHAKESPEARE X NP. Pliilaclelpliiez, Pa. J Arif 'se we v' X .,......e 127 ..U, LI .Qu CCY-.. ,J ff 'W TQ 'ff H' T iuninr illvrurhu T -I A R- -1 L. ' , .X . . Y, ,,,,,, ., LMI--. . , .MA WA A ff' +41 f -.. HERBERT NIEDILL SHARP Bitjjralo Mechanical Engineering HCRACE WRIGHT SHAW Bitjalo .Mechanical Engineering SYLVESTER EDWARD SHAW Olcott .Mechanical Engineering WALTER HERSHEY SHEFFIELD Nyack Agriculture College Baseball Teamg Topiarian. SUMIN ELLSWORTH SHEN Shanghai, China I Artf JOHN ROCERS SHERMAN New York City Agricnltiire '11 K E. JAMES FREHMONT SHIGLEY Hart, Mich. Veterinary SZ T Eg Society of Comparative hfiedicineg Veterinary Soccer Teamg Cornell Veterinarian Board, 3. NATHAN SHIMKIN Brooklyn Law Congressg Nlenorah. HARVEY RAY SHINAMAN Troy Law HORACE AUSTIN SHOEMAKER Syracnxe Agriculture PAUL FREDERIC SI-IONTAL New York City Cherniftry CHARLES JACOB SHRIEBMAN Elmira Arty Deutscher Vereing Glee Club. STEWART RICHARD A. SHURTER Ridley Park, Pa. Agriculture A X Pg Agricultural Glee Club. MICHAEL SIEGEL New York City Cherniftry Clinton Clubg Rlenorahg New York State Scholarship. RAY GRANT SIERK Attica Agriciiltiire College Crew, 2. JOSEPH SILBERT Biijalo Arty LAURENCE NORMAN SILER Bnjalo .Mechanical Engineering ALICE SILVERBERG Bujalo Artf GEORGE SPRAGUE SKILLMAN Norwich Veterinary S2 T Z5 Society of Comparative ifceiwvf-, EL- A-ei - A AY Yfrr . --4, A Medicine. wx . H Y, .LY L WA, . , W. , , A , ,, , ,,,.. milf: ,- -T Eif,.l-.ft::'.:. 11.-'C-1. -ff -- ---1 ,I-..- ,-11 Kiiifew 1 1-. -lfiflaf ..-15, ,,,,,Ir,.,1If,'f-EVA, ,Y A ---v Aff- ,A ,,,, w.,7,AA,N R7 A ,fr 1-13 -:Y - I28 7 l I-A f A f--iff V, Ii . I, I , ,,-,ff .- -Ti - gif ass.-Ein ., ,. V . ,,4,.-t-. E ., .T I -f ,, : .5 V YY V Eluninr ifinrnrhii HAROLD REEVE SLEEPER Maiiila, P. I, Archiifeetiire E CID, College Baseball Team, 2, College Basketball Team, 2, President College Class, 2, lVlandOlin Club, I, 2, 3, Assistant Nlanager Cornell Masque, 3, Exeter Club. JOHN CONDICT SMALTZ St. Daoidf, Pa. Mecha1iicalEhgi1iee1'ing A CID, College Crew, 2. ANDREW LENOX SMITH B'oltonLa1ia'i1ig Arif DONALD MENNELL SMITH fea1i1ieZte,Pa. Amr NI' T, Freshman Banquet Committee, Sophomore Spring Day Com- mittee, Sophomore Executive Committee, Freshman Advisory Com- mittee, 3. HELEN CHRISTINA SMITH Philadelphia, Pa. A fb, Stunt Committee, I, 2, Freshman Banquet Committee. MARTIN GEORGE SMITH Toledo, Ohio CID K E. VVILLIAM DUDLEY SMITH Schenectady A E P, Janus, Freshman Debate Team, Varsity Debate Team, 2, Class Sergeant-at-Arms, 3. I A1-if Arif Arif ALICE TUCKERMAN SNOVVV Fairport Agi-ieiilzim-e SELMA VVHITE SNYDER Philadelphia, Pa. Amr A fb, Raven and Serpent, Basketball Team, I, 2, Captain, I, Inter- class Tennis Champion, 2, Secretary Sports and Pastimes, 2, Presi- dent, 3, Class Treasurer, I, Class President, 2, JESSE SOBEL Brooklyn fiv'1'lf CTP 2 A. lV.lICHAEL SOPHRIN Brooklyn .fflfff Beta Samach, Cosmopolitan Club. ROY HENRY SPAULDING Lyiidoiwille VfZ57'l7l6l7'y EDWARD GOODMAN SPEERY Broolelyii Meehaiiieal E1igi1iee1'i1z.g Efib' Freshman Banquet Committee, Mandolin Club, I,2, 3, Assistant Nlanager Varsity Fencing Team, Exeter Club Secretary, 3. , , ,,,,,, L - ---W Y wer --wl 'i . .-.. . .W -W as-fi:-ff,lL,:w3 if-T-Me ' Heil, 1,-H: ff . M - gl,-iw - Y .sri-ffgggmhs,-N77 T 7- -- -2' '-P dvi ' W--T' 4 9 129 ' ' 1' ig 7' ' A ti L 75 K-13 if js, 3 'F T ' , 7 Ziluninx' ilirrnrha CLEMENT LEITH SPEIDEN Summit, N. f. Art: CID FA, Dunstan, Aleph Samach, Class Track Team, I, 2, Varsity Track Team, 2, Class Cross Country Team, 2, Varsity Cross Country Team, 3, I. S. Sc S., Chairman Sophomore Pipe Committee, Chair- man Junior Smoker Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee. ARVINE MARTIN SPENCER Lirle Agriculture CHARLES SPIELMAN Brooklyn ' Civil Engineering HAROLD GEIGER SPIELMAN Topeka, Kan. Architecture 119 A 9. LUCIEN HAMER STALEY Wafhington, D. C. Mechanical Engineering HAROLD MALCOLM STANLEY Syracure Agriculture A Z Cornell Countryman Board, 2, 3. DONALD TENNYSON STANTON Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering A T, Scabbard and Blade, Junior Smoker Committee, Second Lieu- tenant Cadet Corps. CHARLES FREDERICK STARR Rocherter Civil Engineering Eleusis. LAWRENCE JOHN STEELE Fairport Agriculture AF P, Genesee Valley Club, Farmers' NVeek Registration Committee, I, Agricultural Tax Committee, 3. NIARTIN STELIES New York City Civil Engineering Sirrom, Lutheran Club. CHARLES WAINWRIGHT STEPHENS Detroit, Mich. . Arts KA, Assistant Business Nlanager Cornell Widow, 2, 3, Cimex, Book and Bowl, Majura, Sophomore Cotillion Committee. WILLIAM MALCOLM STOBBS Ithaca Arts WALTER HERVEY STOCKING Coualerrport, Pa. Mechanical Engineering Huntington Club, Orchestra, University Band, Nlandolin Club. MORRIS STONE Amrteralam Civil Engineering H A CIP. SAMUEL EDWIN STONE Woodhiiie, N. Agriculture Round-up Club, State Scholarship. . jf nf - -zsgxyf 3, - f ' J-A in Y gsgug ,tm --Y-A ,Vw A f wvir- ff' ag 53114 ...n-+- f f-A fe-'YE ff I. fi-fast? -2 f Q f- L- fff-f-:fa-We I3O -, 1-eff -fi V13 Effie ' - 1 iii, .1 if 4 me -if-pf - - ff-C1 ll-.ei-777-,L Mei- H, ., D ,.,,...1 ADR-.. YY-1,1 i iluninr liernrha Fi FREDERIC FRANK STONEMAN Colanihaf, Ohio A1-15 l B 9 H, Aleph Samach, Assistant Manager Baseball, 3, Junior Prome- nade Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee, 3. HAROLD MAGNUS STRAND farneftown Agriealznre JOHN NICKEE STRATTON Hillrofe, Col. A1-if J Z CID 2, Class Track Team, Mandolin Club, Assistant Business Manager The Cornell Era, 2, Rocky lVIountain Club, Cosmopolitan Club. if THOMAS MERCERON STUART Baltimore, Md. Civil Engineering Nayati, Dixie Club, Maryland Club, Southerners, Pyramid, Lacrosse, I, 2, 3, Class Treasurer, 2, Assistant Business hflanager Cornell Civil Engineer. K K F, Cornell Dramatic Club. me an MARIAN FLOYD STURGES Brooklyn Arty FREDERICK FLEMING SULLIVAN Bajalo Agricalzffare Ml, Nayati, Scalp and Blade, Cross Country Club, College Cross Country Team, 2, 3, Captain, 3. ,W HENRY THEODORE SUMMA St. Loaif, Mo. Arts if E A E, Fleur-de-Lis, Class Rush Team, 2, Arts Banquet Committee, Masque. U MRS. TVTARY JANET SPRIGG SUMMERS Ithaca Art: .g Deutscher Verein. WILLIAM HENRY SUTTERBY Bath Veterinary 7 A Nlf, Society of Comparative Medicine, College Baseball Team, College .X il Basketball Team. JoHN EDWARD SUTTON, JR. Albion Arts 2 N. in HARRY MARSHALL SWIGART Milwaukee, Wir. Art: SIT TU SZ-To Canton, China Art: 7 Cosmopolitan Club, College Soccer Team, 2, 3. DAVID FAIRMAN TABER, JR. Brooklyn Law 'J GA X, CIDA CID, Aleph Samach, Dunstan, Freshman Football Team, l . Captain, Freshman Football Director, Freshman Baseball Team, 'l Freshman Banquet Committee, Chairman Sophomore Smoker Com- L 'J mittee, General Athletic Director, 2, Varsity Football Team, 2, 3, Varsity Baseball Team, 2, Class President, 3, Long Island Club. ,Q 1-if Y ---N.-. f 1. 7 7---ears:-4..:e 1- v -- -1 131 il-. F52 LES, 3 'T 3 1. COPLRLFSELLTAL Ti Juninr QKPIUFDB KENNETH ARTHUR TAPSCOTT Brooklyn Long Island Club, Erasmus Hall Club. RUSSELL STORY TARR Ithaca B 9 TI. HENRY HARRISON TAYLOR Brooklyri Agricillture Arif Agriculture 9 A X5 Varsity Hockey Squad, 2, Class Lacrosse Team, I, .2g Varsity Lacrosse Team, 2, 3, Junior Nights Committee. HENRY MENDINHALL TAYLOR, IR. Wilhiiiigtori, Del. Mechanical Erigiiieeriiig A X P. VVILLIAM ARNOLD TAYLOR Brooklyn Meehaiiieal Erigirieeririg Adelpliosg Scabbard and Blade, Erasmus Hall Club, Lieutenant Cadet Corps, 3. GEORGE GILSON TERRIBERRY Ithaca Meehaviieal Engiheeriiig 9 Eg A. S. Nl. E., Freshman Crew Substitute, Sibley Crew. lWiARY LOUISE THATCHER WfeJtDa1iby I flgricilltiire BEVERLY THOMAS, JR. Lake George Meehaiiieal Eiigiiieerirzg EDWARD JUSSLEY THOMAS Baltimore, Md. CizfilEiigi1zeering Z CID E, Pyramid, Nlaryland Club, Southerners. GEORGE RUSSELL THOMPSON Lo-ng Iflaml Ciry Citfil.E1igiizeeriizg A T Q5 Pyramid. li. li r 'LQ r 5. JOHN GRAHALI THOMPSON Bair Claire, IVU. Chernirrry E Ng Alembic. JOHN VINCENT THOMPSON Pizzrhzirgli, Pa. zfflf X CP. . ARMAND RHODES TIBBITTS hfazlkefha, WVU. Agrieiiltzire GEORGE ARTHUR TINGUE Coblefkill Arif College Baseball Team, College Soccer Team. GERALD PETER TINGUE Coblefkill Alf!! College Baseball Teamg College Soccer Team. ROBERT BOSTWICK TITUS Prexho Agriciilturf ,., .. ,., .a,,:,v.,,, ...fr-. H . J----1--li -S.---l - Q. -- 7- ' -Lf.aS.4vS1+---- : H- B 132 v-g yi .f,: YA I l l l . A V' li A, ll l'ii .I Ml .,, .4 :S R4 Vs A f . ii ll I l -I 2' '2 1 li L! il ri ll ,i .I 3 '4 .I l A Y I l J 1 ,. ,l A A L .aa-A I Ei sa - a:.1-, f .. .. ETP 1,5451 .P aj rj 7 :...- -.A:f-f,- ,if - . if - --fa ---A f A--A -f--R 'iTg:11, I T ' , ' AJ llvl I , I -IJ if I I 'UQ ,.,. Enniur 'ilirrnrhza FREDERICK CHARLES TRAUB Balzimora, Ilflcl. CivilE1igi1iee1'ivig Varsity Baseball Squad, 2. ANDREW DAVID TRAVIS Caiiifteo Agrimlfwg A Z. TVIARGARET TREVOR Ithaca A1-gf A A A, Deutscher Verein. YVILLIAM 'WESLEY TROWBRIDGE Adam: Canter Vzzerihary SZ T Z. HARLOW TUTTLE Pine Plaim Arif Dutchess County Club, College Cross Country Team, I. GLIVE NATALIE TUTTLE Earlport Agricfzilt-me Frigga Fylgae. JACOB -UFLAND Nasa Yorle Cizy Agriculture Cosmopolitan Club, College Soccer Team, Varsity Soccer Team. 'WALTER RAYMOND UNANCST Plfafaiit Valley, Pa. Arif Scroll and Spade, College Basketball Team, Glee Club, 2, 3. HELEN UPDEGRJXFF Warhiiigzon, D. C. Chemistry A CP. LORENZO HUGHES UTTER Friehalfhip Law A X P5 The Owls. HAROLD HOUSTON- VAN KENNEN Ogclfmharg .Mechanical Eizgiizaeriizg B 9 H, Dunstang Aleph Samach, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team, 2, J. S. 8: S. RICHARD NI. VAN VYALKENBURGH Grams .Mechanical Eizgiizeeriiig E LP Eg Crew Celebration Committee. HAROLD CLARK VESTAL Nohlafaille, Incl. Vezferinary S2 T E, Society of Comparative Nleclicineg University Band. THEODORE VOLKOFF Novo Oxleol, Rmsia Agriciilziirf Corda Fratresg Cosmopolitan Club. ELTON RAY XNAGNER Yoiuzgfiown Agriciillure 2 CID E. Y, Y, 17, .... , ali-A . ...Y -- Y , E.-,li Y yfwfj : Tb-fifllg-5,-5, +..-,Ti..-f 1 ,. Y: ' - 1. W grin : V. ,R D.. 133 ',, , 1.3 THE wifi C0r4s:NEt,.t,iAx T Eluninr illrrnrhra ROLAND EDGAR VVALLER Rutherford, N. f. .Architecture Q3 2 K. LURA lVlARIE WARE Batavia Agriculture CHARLES TVTAVRO WBARREN Glendora, Cal. Agriculture Zodiac, Rocky Nlountain Club, Freshman Flag Rush Team. HENRY WASSERMAN,-JR. New York City Arty Sirrom, College Cross Country Team, 1. ARTHUR CALDWELL VVATKINS A T Q, Nlandolin Club. CHARLES BEALE XXVATKINS Southernersg Nlarylancl Club 5 TVTILDRED WATT K A 9. EDMUND CURRY WVEATHEREY Cleveland, Ohio .Mechanical Engineering Baltimore, Md. Cornell Society of Civil Engineers. Civil Engineering Brooklyn Artr Trurnanfburg Agriculture A T' P5 Cornell University Christian Association Cabinet, 35 College Nlusical Clubs, Ig University Glee Club,35 Festival Chorus,3g Masque, Executive Committee, 35 College Tax Committee, 2, 35 College Spring Day Committee, I. FRANCES LESLIE WVEBB A fb. HORACE ALBERT VVTEBER A T A. LoU1s CARLTON WYEBSTER Philadelphia, Pa. Architecture Spokane, W'afh. Artf Stanley Veterinary S2 T E5 Society of Comparative Nledicineg College Soccer Team. FREDERICK TVEISBROD Brooklyn Law Long Island Club, Crew Celebration Committee, 35 Mfasque. SETH TRUMAN XVHEAT Naplef Agrieulture PASCAL KIDDER TVHELPTON Bujalo Agriculture KA P, Cosmopolitan Club, College Carnival Team, 25 Treasurer Col- lege Class, 3, College Glee Club, 3. . NELSON EVANS XNHITAKER, 2ND 9 A X. Wheelirig, W. Va. Arty .-Uwe...-4:--. .:,,l-,swirl-.,, ,-J, qglall. Lil-A, ill Q a ,jg H:-ff1,::4 viii-f - ill. i-.. fi Y , L-. .HAR-f +H ef-W - - -fl 134- 'fir 'rf 1 - I EEE , IL I .t T5 A Elnninr Eernrha ROBERT VVHITMAN WHITE Brockport Agrigulgw-6 A T S25 Class Election Committee, 25 Class Spring Day Committee, 25 Freshman Advisory Committee, 35 Cornell Annitalf Board, 35 Cornell Countryman Board, 2, 35 Business Nlanager Cornell Alicrnni Newr, 3. MARTHA ALICE VVHITWORTH Cleveland, Ohio Agriculture A O X. ALMA WICHELNS Brooklyn Arts Raven and Serpent5 Basketball Team, I, 2, Basketball Nlanager, 35 Athletic Council, 35 Executive Committee, 25 Class Treasurer, 3. FRANK JOHN VVIFFLER Yonleerr Any XT! T. EARLE JOHN WILEY Troy Law 9 X. FRED HAROLD VVILEY Idaho Springr, Col. Mechanical Engineering OLIVE REGER NVILKINSON Philadelphia, Pa. Arty A F5 Class Election Committee, 35 Advanced Choir. ALAN FRANK WILLIAMS Monrovia, Cal. Civil Engineering Semaphoreg College Soccer Team, 25 College Basketball Team, 25 College Crew, 25 Varsity Football Squad, 3. CLAUDE FREELAND WILLIAMS Ithaca Architecture A E fID5 Savage Club, Freshman Rush Team5 Freshman Banquet Com- mittee5 University Orchestra, I, 2, 35 University Band, I, 2, 3. EDWARD GOODNOW WILLIAMS Norwalk, Ohio Art: B 6 H5 Arts Tax Committee. HAROLD PHILLIPS WILsoN Clearyielal, Pa. Chernirtry CID E K5 Election Committee, I5 Junior Nights Committee, 3. WARDEN NICKEE XVILSON Inclianapolir, Incl. Art: E X5 Cimex5 Bflajurag Les Cabotins5 Alliance Francaise5 Freshman Banquet Committee5 Sophomore Executive Committee5 Freshman Advisory Committee, 3. , PAUL YVATSON XVING Ithaca Agriculture A Z5 Student Loan Fund Committee, 25 Agricultural Tax Committee, 35 Orchestra. 135 i rar: courfet rs Ehminr ifuernrhn GEORGE TALMAN NVISNER Summit, N. J. Agriculture CID T' A. EDWARD JOSEPH VVOOD Owego Law Varsity Track Squad, 3. FRANK ELLIOTT YVOOD Rutherford, N. Meehuriicul Erigirieeririg 9 A X, University Cwlee Club, I, 2, University Choir, 25 Class Quartet, I, 25 University Quartet, 2. LELAND A. VVOOD Wert lflfirijielcl A grieulture E CID Eg Assistant hflanager Cornell C0-uritrymari, 3. PHILIP NVOOD Hudson Mechuriicul Erigirieeririg 9 X. TOM L. NVOOD Hewerliill, Illeuf. Law F H T, Freshman Baseball Team. GEORGE BRADLEY VVVOODLE Syrucufe .Meeliuuieul Erigirieeririg G A X. NNILLIAM TILLMAN NVOODROVV Cirieiririuti, Olzio Jlieeliuriieul Erigiueeririg CD A 9, Sophomore Banquet Committee. ANNA NI. XVOODWARD New York City Agriculture K A 9. SAMUEL HENRY NVORRELL Dayton, Qhio Arty 9 A X, Savage Club, Freshman Spring Day Committee, Sophomore Representative Junior Promenade Committee, Junior Promenade Committee, Arts Tax Committee, 35 Freshman Advisory Committee, 3, hflusieal Clubs, I, 2, 3. HOWARD BARTON WRIGHT Syracuse Cit1ilE1igirieeri1ig WVIBORN H.ARRISON VVRIGHT Welyfter Agriculture SHU ZEK YANG Shanghai, China llflecliezriicul Erigirieeririg Cosmopolitan Club, A. I. E. E. CHARLES EARL VYOUNG Thereru . Agriculture A Z5 Cosmopolitan Club, Class Executive Committee, 3, Agricultural Banquet Committee, 3. ,f -lies.-W,-Q, Aft:-5. .Apr-..,A-- .,.. -.-A ,, . A' --- - ' ---T' .TL A - -L -. ,, rf T1 - isfwv --M 1 - -JA Lemma it uf-2e?fi: - 136 - -.SE65 3Z THE 1915 CUJRNELLLLKN Eluninr Qrrnrhu FRANK OLIVER YOUNG, IR. Chicago, Ill. A E HD, Cornell Chicago Club, Glace Club, 3. HUGH' VVALLACE YOUNG - Adelphos, Long Iflanci City C THOMAS SLOAN HYOUNG, IR. 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MUNNS, President Gllama Gbilirrra JOHN JAMES MUNNS JOHN BEAMAN PUTNAM MISS EVA MARCELLA HAIGH MISS BERNICE LEE SPENCER THOMAS ISAAC SLACK BOAK MISS MARY ABELL DOTY HEBER WALLACE PETERS HOSEA DEXTER HYLAND PHILIP THAYER COFEEY XNILLIAM HOWARD FRITZ, JR. HAROLD CAMERDEN HALSTED BROWER Cox SPRANSY FELIX MORSE FREDERIKSEN MISS MARGARET GRACE MERRISS BERT WILBUR HENDRICKSON CARROLL NUNN WHITMAN ALBERT HOMER HZENDERSON REMINGTON ROGERS HARRY ZELIC HARRIS . . . NIISS LEWETTE BEAUCHAMP POLLOCK GEORGE MORRISON WILLIAMSON . 149 THE IS-ILE IC-U-E5-rEIII.'I,:'Li-J Svrninr 0112155 ORS: Yellow and White Prefident First Vice-President Second Vice-Prefident Third V ice- Recording Prefideni Secretary 3' . . Life Secretary Corresponding Secretar , . Treafnrer General Athletic Director Football Director Bafeball Director . Crew Director Track Director Clay: Effayiyt Clam Orator . Ivy Orator Memorial Orator Clan Prophet Claw Hiftorian Clan' Poeteff Sergeant-at-Alrm: . . .M.X. -A ff, fe: - -T,-1 I: ww. R 'svvwf - W- - v 7u Y. T- -- 4A' ,W , , , ,, 4, r, ,QQ .ghd Il it N. - A Y..,TM,,m A I . mica, - W- - . Lt . 4 M -M Svvninr Qernrhn l A FRANK FARNAM ABBOTT Elrnira Electrical Engineering if' Eleusis, A. L E. E., Sibley Club. ' 4 LESLIE HYDE ABELL Fayetteville Artf and Science! lg MAX FLAVEL ABELL Phoenix Agriculture if A Z-, Hebs-Sa, Scroll and Spade, College Crew, Agricultural Committee l on Student Honor. 4 ARTHUR MURRAY 'ACHESON Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering fl A T, Sphinx Head, Baseball Team, 3, Senior General Committee. 4 MILTON ACKER New York City Mechanical Engineering lg WALTER ERNEST ADDICKS New York City Mechanical Engineering l Sibley Soccer Team, 3, 4, Sibley Association, I, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Director 4 of Sibley College, Secretary of Intercollege Athletic Board, Chairman ll lntercollege Soccer Committee, Chairman Intercollege Boat House Committee, Cadet Band, I, University Scholarship, State Scholarship, First Sibley Prize, 3. in, ALBA STENSON AINSWORTH Gillrertwille Art: and Sciencer i B 9 H, Sphinx Head, Assistant Nlanager Basketball Team, 3, Manager, 4, Junior General Committee, Arts Spring Day Committee, 3, Senior I , General Committee. ,. I ANNA LOUISE ALBERGER Ithaca Artf and Sciencef Freshman Banquet Committee. H VICTOR ANDREW ALBERT La Salle Law VID A 9. A EDNA E. ALDERMAN Holley Agriculture ii A Z. ' DONALD ALEXANDER Canton, Ohio Mechanical Engineering A A fir, Quill and Dagger, Nlanager Freshman Baseball Team, 4, Book and Bowl. HARRY B. ALGER Olean Agriculture ll, DUDLEY ALLEMAN Geneva Agriculture 7 A F P, College Soccer Team, 3, General Committee, 3, Agricultural Banquet Committee, I, 4, President Agricultural Class, 2, President Pomology Club, 4, Rochester Pomology Stage, 3, Fruit Judging Team, 4. i ly' I DAVIS BOICE ALLEN Greene Veterinary I SZ T 2, Huntington Club. li HOWARD BUSHNELL ALLEN Hamburg 'Agriculture T, MYRON ASHER ALLEN Springjielcl, Maxx. Civil Engineering ll., WILLIAM LEE ALLEN Saliflrury, Mal. Agriculture 44 4 JOHNSEEACH ELLLINGTON ' Elniira Mechanical Engineering 3 ull, Sibley fournal of Engineering. I 4, 1.l..', AY?V, g ,lif Y 5-s 4 f . .1. L L ,nn i f I fe- ieaafl- fsw .f.-- A f- ff f 1 Tia- fr -.---ff'-w.i -- f..., ISO ,z C: , nz, ,LM ,TWA L , ., L.-- . -ALA J. . - , Mi . -C. MSM fun, gi V FT I 5 K A S li AA Y I 7 l A n I J in 7, 4 V 1 7 I L4 u..n 7 l ,.d ll ,111 7 u a V l . .4 7 ' l Vw lc, .7 . M. W ,W ., .. - ,-AM... Aviv- . -. Y--- - g-- - -..f- -4- - f-.yy 'fu -Q -'11 ?Mff'ff f I 'fMffffeef-v'- .i eff '1 fgf, Q'- 1fl'35,.'RF, iffgg f V 7' ff A 71 'lie f s '-.Mfaafb v ,H ..,. AA..-' . . 1. L- Cf, 5.-.Jr 3.9.1.1 '-T'f',' , 'l.gii'? - Senior iK2rnrhef WILLIAM COVERT ANDERSON Brooklyn Civil Engineering HARRY SAMUEL ANDREWS Orvvego Fallr Civil Engineering JOHN DEWIT ANDREWS Fairhaven Veterinary Society of Comparative Medicine, College Soccer. ' ESTHER FRANCES ANDRUS Penfielcl Art: and Sciencer RUFINO FRANCISCO APESECHE San juan, Argentine Electrical Engineering A. L E. E., Sibley College Association, Cosmopolitan Club, Soccer Team. JUAN LUIS ENRIQUE ARMAS Trujillo, Peru Electrical Engineering Cosmopolitan Club, Union Latina-Americana, Cornell Catholic Club, College Cross Country Team, 3, 4. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN ARMSTRONG Oak Park, Ill. Mechariical Engineering Telluride Association. DONALD ARMSTRONG Fayetteville Civil Engineering Seal and Serpent. V TSADORE ASEN Newark, N. f. Agriculture Scroll and Spade, Nlenorah, United States Volunteer Life Saving Corps, Cornell Division. PAUL PARRISH ASHWORTH Provo, Utah Mechanical Engineering H K N, Telluride Association, Sibley CreW, 3, Chairman Entertainment Committee, Student Division A. I. E. E., 3, Chairman A. I. E. F.. Ban- quet Committee, 3, Chairman Committee on Bible Study, C. U. C. A., 4, President Sibley College Association, 4, Student hlember A. l. F.. E. and A. S. M. E., Rocky Nlountain Club. THYRZA SIMONTON ASKEW Decatur, Ca. Art: and Sciences GEORGE R. ATTRIDE Katonah A Agriculture Cornell Countryman Board, 2, 3, Assistant Business Nlanager, 3, Agricul- tural Glee Club, 3. ROBERT JAMES AULD New Hartford Civil Engineering ALBERT THOMAS AVERY Groton, Conn. Mechanical Engineering SILAS HIBBARD AYER, JR. Barton, Marr. Artr and Science: A K E, Glee Club, I, 4, Cheer Leader, 4, Cimex, Savage Club, Sunday Night Club, Cosmopolitan Club, Sophomore Stunt Committee, Toast- master Freshman Banquet, Senior Stunt Committee, Dramatic Club. HOWARD ORVILLE BABCOCK Niagara Falls Law Z A E, A 9 CID, Nlusical Clubs, I, 2, 3, 4, University Quartet, 4, Class Quartet, 2, 3, Cosmopolitan Club, Savage Club. FREDERICK CLARK BACCHUS Trenton, N. j. Architecture A CID, Gargoyle, L'Ogive, Class Crew, Artistic Editor IQI3 Cornellian. CHARLES AVERY BACON Albion Agriculture University Orchestra, hflandolin Club, Agricultural Glee Club, 3, Agri- cultural hflandolin Club Leader, 4. CONSTANCE BADGER Ithaca Agriculture ISI ,.s . .. 'W ' 2 CKUEENESTLLTTJ-ifti Za Sveniur i'Kernrhia JOHN SAMUEL BAILEY Montgomery, Ala. Civil Engineering Cornell Civil Engineer Board, 3. 4, Secretary Association of Civil Engi- neers. HARRISON VEDDER BAKER Eaft Aurora Veterinary Society of Comparative Medicine, Vice-President, 3, College Baseball Team, I, 2, College Soccer Team, 2, Captain, 3, Mid-Winter Carnival Prize, 2. LESLIE DAVID FRANCE BAKER Mohegan Lake A A CID. THOMAS ALEXANDER BAKER Trurnanrburg Agriculture Agriculture A Z, Farmers' Week Committee, 4, Agricultural Musical Clubs, I, Stock Judging Team, 4. HAROLD EUGENE BALDINGER Cornwall I College Baseball Team, Orange County Club. ETHAN FRANK BALL Bujalo VVILSON TURNER BALLARD Baltimore, Mal. Agriculture Civil Engineering Civil Engineering Zodiac, Maryland Club, Civil Engineering Carnival Team, 2, Civil Engineering Banquet Committee, 2. CHARLES HERBERT BALLOU Newton, N. f. Agriculture Cosmopolitan Club, Assistant Recording Secretary, 2, Corresponding Secretary, 4, Aero Club, Deutscher Verein., Lazy Club, C. U. C. A. RYUJI BAN Tokyo, japan Cosmopolitan Club, A. I. E. E., Aero Club. ELISABETH BANKS Ithaca K K P. lN4ARSHALL RoGERs BARBOUR Pittrburgh, Pa. XII T. GEORGE HELLIWELL BARNES Troy MERRICK VICKERS BARNES Worcefter PAUL JAMES BARNHART Marrena 9 X. EARL ALONZO BARRETT CID K Z, Manuscript Club. Detroit, Mich. lXfIANUEL JOAQUIN BARRIOS, JR. Rivar, Nicaragua Mechanical Engineering Agriculture Mechanical Engineering Civil Engineering Agriculture Artf and Sciencer Art: and Sciencer Agriculture Cosmopolitan Club, Helios, lvlasque, 2, 3, Executive Committee, 4. CHARLES PHILIP BARTGIS Baltimore, Md. Electrical Engineering Maryland Club, Southerners Club, President, 4, A. l. E. E., A. I. E. E. Banquet Committee, 3, Vice-Chairman, 4, Sibley Banquet Committee, 4, Sibley College Association. CHARLES IQINGMAN BASSETT Bujalo Mechanical Engineering A T, Scalp and Blade, State Scholarship, Chairman Freshman Cheer Committee, Sophomore Stunt Committee, Executive Committee, 2, Sibley journal of Engineering, 2, hflasque, 4, Rifle Club, Sibley Club, A. S. M. E. - -a ' 'avr' -1.17 ff ' ...if-Y .-My I -- - - - A -- -H - -qw -QM M- :.,fg,-M-- f Y5, S. A A A--me --f sip - , A Q ,A Mg A an :M W , I52 - f V4-1 ,YAWAMFWEE WILLIAM FORREST BASSETT JORGE BATISTA Y MENDOZA Spanish-American Club. HARRY DEVOE BAUDER AHL? ..tQfm5iT :.:' Biol I Svzninr Quernrha Colunibuf, Ind. Arif and Sciencef Havana, Cuba Electrical Engineering Fort Plain Agriculture Bandhu, Hebs-Sa, Agricultural Banquet Committee, 4. FRED ROBERT BAUER Eaton, Colo. Agriculture E fb E, Janus, Cosmopolitan Club, President Freshman Debate Club, Freshman Election Committee, Freshman Banquet Committee, Soph- omore Smoker Committee, Junior Feed Committee. RUTH HELENE BAYER Toledo, Ohio Art: and Sciencef K A 9, Der Hexenkreis, Raven and Serpent, Freshman Banquet Corn- mittee, President of Class, 2, President of Self-Government Associa- tion, 4. WILLIAM HENRY BAUGHER ELNA GRACE BECKER A KID. CARL THEODORE BECKMANN Semaphore. SMITH GAINS BEILBY JOSEPH CHARLES BENDER Balifirnore, Md. Civil Engineering Greenwich Agriculture N orthani pton, M aff. Civil Engineering Depofit Agriculture Brooklyn Cherniytry Anvil, College Soccer Team, 2, 3, 4, Champion Rifle Team Cadet Corps, I, State Scholarship, American Chemical Society. LAWRENCE JULIUS BENSON B u jfalo Agriculture A Z, Hebs-Sa, Scalp and Blade, Substitute on Freshman Crew, Student Conference Committee, 4, Senior Banquet Committee, Class Vice- President, 3, Chairman Crew Celebration, 3, Barnes Hall Trustee, 2, 3, 4, Agricultural Banquet Committee, 2, 3, Vice-President Agricul- tural Association, 3, Agricultural Committee on Student Honor. SOLOMON BERGER Cosmopolitan Club,,- State Scholarship PHILIP NIAURICE BERKMAN ANNA ELSIE BERRY Elrnira Art: and Sciencef Brooklyn Agriculture Philadelphia, Pa. Art: and Science: A fll, Sage Crew, I, Second Vice-President Class, I. CARLOS FRENCH BIDGOOD faniaica Civil Engineering Acacia, B A B, R. P. I., Pyramid. EDWARD BENJAMIN BILLINGS, JR. Elrnira Mechanical Engineering Sibley Club. FREDERICK PERLEY BILLS Philadelphia, Pa. Arif and Sciencer A T, Dunstan, Aleph Samach, Captain Freshman Baseball Team, Varsity Baseball Team, 2, Baseball Athletic Director, 2, Freshman Banquet Committee, Sophomore Smoker Committee. 153 ff - ' ' .:, I '-1 t ffl me WXI14 I I. U Sveninr illernrhia ERROL STANLEY BIRD New York City -1? 77- L T-1-3 --71321 T --M I xifTs-4.-f -f Agriculture Hebs-Sa, Mabrique, College Crew, 2, Varsity Four, Stroke, 3, Agricul- tural Executive Committee, 4, Alumni Pledge Committee, Chairman Agricultural Committee on Student Honor. EDWIN GILBERT BISHOP Ithaca For-eftry Huntington Club, Sergeant-at-Arms, 2, Executive Committee, 3. CARMI WILLIAM BISNETT Watertown Architecture Gargoyle, New York State Scholarship. GEORGE WALTHER BLACK Baltirnore, Md. Mechanical Engineering Z CID Z, lVIaryland Club, President, 4. CHARLES FAIRMAN BLAKSLEE Franklin, Pa. Mechanical Engineering I E N, lVIasque Property Manager, 4, Spring Day Committee, I. I-IELIODORO BLANCO-NIORALES San juan, P. R. Civil Engineering Cosmopolitan Club, Catholic Club, Porto Rican Club, Latin-American Association, Delegate to the Eighth International Congress of Stu- dents, Member of the Central Committee of Corda Fratresu, Federa- tion Internationale des Etudiants, 1913-1915. ADRIAN IRVING BLOCK Bujalo THOMAS ISAAC SLACK BOAK farneftozvn Art: and Sciencef Mechanical Engineering Sphinx Head, Wlrestling Team, 2, 3, Captain, 4, Intercollegiate Cham- pion, IIS pounds, 2, I25 pounds, 3, Freshman Advisory Committee, 3, 4, Chairman Cap and Gown Committee, State Scholarship, Class Day Committee. LOUISE CLUETT BONTECOU Troy Arty and Science: K A 9, Raven and Serpent, Class Executive Committee, I, 2, 3, 4, Self- Government Executive Committee, 4, Census Taker, 4, Senior Class Day Committee. SUSAN IVIAY BONTECOU Troy Agriculture KA 9, Freshman Basketball Team, Chairman Freshman Banquet Committee, President Sage Dramatic Club. FANNIE D. BOONE Frigga Fylgae. ABRAHAM SAMUEL BORDON Hartford, Conn. Atlanta Agriculture 4 - Law Z B T, College Soccer Team, Dramatic Club, Assistant Manager, 3, Nlanager, 4. BENJAMIN BETTIS BOUKNIGHT johnfton, S. C. S2 A. EDMUND ROBERT BowDEN Seattle, Wafh. Z XII. Fort Plain FRANK EDWARD BowERs QA, College Cross-Country Team, 2. LAWRENCE CECIL BowEs Chicago, Ill. ALBERT MoRsE BowLEs Hourton, Tex. Z XP, Rod and Bob, Dixie Club. Agriculture Civil Engineering Architecture Mechanical Engineering Civil Engineering l--lf 1f1-iff.. A ' -rl? f:f-Y . . Bi- , ,A A-Etw:vvJf,R,' A+! I. EE. ,-feta vs.- 2Ei---Ll-T - , L IES- -, 1 r. 12-25152213?...'i-?2,i5 A ' ' 154 .ii K. L, .L ,Ati U, -ai., ,A . ,, 1 agp,-1: A Seniur ilitrnrha WALTER READ BOYD Savannah, Ga. . D Mechanical Engineering X QD, A. S. M. E. JOSE BRACHO Durango, Mexico Civil Engineering Spanish-American Club, Alumni Pledge Committee. FAYETTE I'IINDS BRANCH Eart Springfield Agriculture K A P, Helios, Secretary Junior Agricultural Class, 3. J. ALLINGTON BRIDGMAN Ithaca Cherniftry A X E, College Baseball Team. GRACE CHAPMAN BRISTOL Ovid Agriculture A T A, Secretary of Agricultural Association, 3, Agricultural Class Vice- President, 4, Agricultural Banquet Committee, 4, Student Govern- ment Committee, 4, Frigga Fylgae. HENRY BRYAN BROADEOOT Fayetteville, N. C. Art: and Science: g Nayati. BURTON WELLS BRODT Detroit, Mich. Civil Engineering A E CID, Sernaphore, Gemel Kharm, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team, 2, 3, Executive Committee, 2, Junior Smoker Commit- tee, Class Day Committee. JAMES COOK BRONNER Little Fall: Law Z XII. LANDON MAYES BROOKS Sparhr, Md. Civil Engineering E fIJ E, Pyramid, lVlaryland Club, Cornell Civil Engineer Board. CHARLES WOODLEY BROTHERTON Englewood, N. f. Agriculture EARL G. BROUGHAM Van Etten Agriculture Scroll and Spade. CHARLES LABARON BROWN, JR. Horner Arty and Science! fb AK, Sophomore Executive Committee. ' JAMES WINTHROP BROWN New York City Civil Engineering ROGER STUART BROWN 4 Montclair, N. Mechanical Engineering Masque, I, 2, 3, 4, Sibley journal, Assistant Business Manager, 3, Busi- ness Manager, 4, Class Fencing Team, I, 2, C. U. C. A. Cabinet, Editor-in-Chief Frerhrnan Handlroole, 4, A. S. M. E. EDNA RUSSELL BRUSH Huntington, L. I. Agriculture A F, Frigga Fylgae, President of Risley Hall. GLENN LUDLOW BUCK Ithaca Law Freshman Debate Club, Election Committee, I, Law Tax Committee, 4. JOHN LOSSING BUCK La Grangeville Agriculture Vice-President Dutchess County Club, President and Reporter of Cornell Prohibition League, Cosmopolitan Club, President and Vice-President of the New York State Intercollegiate Prohibition Association, Mem- ber Of Student Volunteer Band, Somerset Y. ROLAND FRANKLIN BUCKNAM Holland Agriculture T i 1. -,- it -,,14,,,- ,e -,w .1 1 155 ' F lEE-,PLS 4l7UFg5sELLlT.AfP7 I Sveninr KPIUIBH I WILLIAM HERSCHEL BULLOCK New York City Agriculture Civics Club, Secretary, 4. LUCIA SARAH BURBANK Concord, N. H. Agriculture A T A, Vice-President, Frigga Fylgae, Treasurer, Vice-President. SAMUEL STOCKTON BURDGE Franklin, Ohio Agriculture A I' P, Helios, Farmers' Week Committee, 2, 3. ROY DAYTON BURDICK Cuyler ' Civil Engineering Scroll and Spade. FERD JOHN BURGDORFF Eart Orange, N. Agriculture Eleusis, Helios, Freshman Track Team, Freshman Cross Country Team, Varsity Track Team, 2, 3, 4, Two-mile Relay Team, 3, Sophomore Smoker Committee, Junior Executive Committee. CHARLES SANFORD BURLINGHAM, JR.Baltirnore, Md. Mechanical Engineering Maryland Club, 2, A. I. E. E., Sibley College Association, Prohibition League, Somerset Y, Cornell University Christian Association, Study of Religion Committee, 3, 4. CLIFFORD JEREMY BURNHAM Canirteo Civil Engineering Acacia, Cornell Masonic Club, College Cross-Country Team, 3. LELAND FRANK BURNHAM Fairport Mechanical Engineering' WESTLEY SAVILLE BURNHAM Chiloway Chernirtry Masonic Club, Scroll and Spade, University Orchestra, 1, 2. RAYMOND LAVERNE BURNS Ithaca Architecture JAMES THOMAS BURTON Oil City, Pa. Civil Engineering Athletic Director Civil Engineering College, Captain College Baseball Team, 4, College Baseball Team, 2 3. DAVID STORY CALDWELL South Byfield, Marr. Agriculture E CID E, Helios, Intercollege Cross-Country Team, 3, 4, Intercollege Track Team, 3. JOSEPH GREGORY CALLAHAN Holyoke, Marr. Mechanical Engineering Sibley Baseball Team, 2, 3, Junior Feed Committee. HARRY GUY CAMPBELL Baltirnore, Md. Civil Engineering E CID E, 9 A CID, Semaphore, Maryland Club, Lacrosse Team, 3. JOHN BLAKE CAMPBELL Roanoke, Va. Civil Engineering K A CSouthernj. LESLIE ELLSWORTH CARD Sylvania, Pa. Agriculture Eleusis, Helios, Scroll and Spade, President 1914 in Agriculture, Agri- cultural Committee On Student Honor, 3, 4, Roberts Scholarship, 4, Student Assistant in Poultry Husbandry, 3, 4, Somerset Y. EDWARD MATTISON CARMAN Ithaca Agriculture IQI4 Cornellian Board, Sophomore Pipe Committee. JAMES SCHUYLER CARNRITE Anirterdarn Veterinary SZ T E, Society of Comparative Medicine. TVTAURICE FREDERICK CARR St. fohnrhury, Vt. Agriculture M 7 My? iff -,515 f -.A 1 A aff f - f ig: 1 1.w,,A.V'5! 3 f--- V win: f-fy . -g f 'f ',5gi,i'g5 2 - Lg, --f, ,., ,,,-,L - -1. . A -A '.Mif..L,i-M..l- q -if 'Entra Lori CoiRsisJIELL.IA,Sr A' Sveninr ifwrnrha PHILIP TILLMAN CARSON Detroit, Mich. RICHARD BROCK CARSON Pitt:jielal, Ma::. Art: and Science: Civil Engineering Pyramid, Class Track Team, I, 2, Chairman Class Pipe Committee. VIENE CASWELL Freeville Art: and Science: A Z, Basketball Team, I, 2, Cap and Gown Committee. HAROLD A. CHADDERDON Aera Fore:try HENRY CHALMERS Brooklyn Art: and Science: T E KID, University Scholarship, Vice-President Ross Gilmore Marvin Debate Club, Freshman Intercollegiate Debate Team, College Cross Country Team, 3, Nlenorah, Congress, Deutscher Verein, I, Bugenics Club. TAYLOR JAMES CHAMBERLAIN Salt Lake City, Utah Law A X, Sphinx Head, Aleph Samach, Nlanager Nlusical Clubs, Chairman Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Junior Member 1913 Class Day Committee, Chairman Class Day Committee, Spring Day Committee, 3, Book and Bowl, Sunday Night Club, Rocky Mountain Club, Gemel Kharrn, Kappa Beta Phi, Class Vice-President, 2, Freshman Advisory Committee, 3, 4. YUEN R. CHAO Changchow, China Art: and Science: fID B K, Cosmopolitan Club, Cornell Chinese Students' Club. HARRY ALEXANDER CHAPIN Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering LOIS LINDA CHAPIN Ro:elanci, La. Art: and Science: GRACE ELIZABETH CHAPMAN Anhnrn Art: and Science: Sage Basketball Team, 3. ALICE M. CHASE Larnoni, Iowa Art: and Science: GEORGE EARLE CHASE Roche:-ter, N, H. Mechanical Engineering Eleusis. YE TSAU CHEN Shanghai, China Mechanical Engineering Chinese Students' Club, Cosmopolitan Club, Savage Club, Society of Cornell Nlagicians, Sibley Soccer Team, 2, 3, Alumni Pledge Com- mittee. BEI HAN CHEU Shanghai, China Cosmopolitan Club, College Soccer Team, I, 2, JEN CHOVV Shanghai, China T B H, Chinese Students' Club. CHARLES JOHN CHRISTESEN New York City JOHN GRCIFFIN CARLISLE CHRISTIE Bergenjielcl, N. f. FU SHI CHUN Foochow, China Chinese Students' Club, Cosmopolitan Club. l'lARRY GEORGE CISIN Brooklyn Anvil Club, Sibley Club, University Orchestra, I, 2, '2fv.,,,, ,,,.,,,f, ,,,, W., Y Y x,,,, , .WSI-Nu 7 w -. , Y.f,i,,- A - A --7- W- R , A Z, A E- ,H-. at ns - 1 A V - 157 Agriculture Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Civil Engineering .Mechanical Engineering lllechanical Engineering 3, 4, A. l. E. E. .4 . 1, 62, 15:11 E aa 1 , - H- f------1 , Sveninr iKernrim ANSON LUMAN CLARK Elgin, Ill. Mechanical Engineering A T5 Sphinx Head, Savage Club, Chicago Club, Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, President Musical Clubs, 45 Advanced Choir, 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Stunt Committee, Senior Stunt Committee, Class Secretary, 2. EDWIN HUNTER CLARK Union City, Pa. P Arts and Sciences 9 A X, Sphinx Head, Track Team, Class Spring Day Committee, I, Class Banquet Committee, 2, Class Parade Committee, 25 Class General Committee, 3, Class Day Committee, 4, Freshman Advisory Commit- tee, 35 Business Manager IQI4 Cornellian5 lVlandOlin Club, I, 2, 3, 4. JAMES PATTERSON CLARK Cohocton Arty and Science: JOSEPH STANLEY CLARK Cornwall Landing Veterinary S2 T 2, Society of Comparative Medicine, President, 45 College Base- ball and Basketball Teams, Veterinary Banquet Committee. OTHO MYRON CLARK Rocherter Civil Engineering E N5 Sphinx Head, Semaphore, Sesomah, Freshman Football Team, Freshman CreW5 Varsity Football Squad, 2, 4, Hockey Team, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 45 Sophomore Smoker, Crew Celebration, 35 General Com- mittee, 45 Class President, 15 Marshal, 4. HAROLD CLARKE St. Remy Veterinary A N115 Cosmopolitan Club, Society of Comparative Medicine. HAROLD ARTHUR CLARKE Buffalo Agriculture ROBERT LEWIS CLAUSE Sewichley, Pa. Mechanical Engineering X YP. WALTER FRANK CLAYTON, JR. Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering Long Island Club, Scabbard and Blade, lVlilitary Hop Committee, 3, Navy Day Hop Committee, 35 Cadet Corps, Lieutenant, 3, Captain, 4, State Scholarship. ALBERT WILLIAM CLURMAN New York City Agriculture Menorah, Walking Club, Secretary, 3, 45 Chess Club, Secretary-Treas- urer, 3, 45 Varsity Chess Team, I, 3, 45 Forestry Club, United States Volunteer Life-Saving Corps, Cornell Division, State Scholarship. ROLAND ELI COATE Richmond, Ind. Architecture T B H5 Gargoyle, L,Ogive5 Artistic Editor Cornell Annualfg Class President College of Architecture, 3, 45 President Architectural Associa- tion. PHILIP THAYER COFFEY New York City Civil Engineering Sphinx Head, Aleph Samach5 Pyramid, Mabrique, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team, 2, 3, 45 College Track Team, I, 25 Class Track Director, I5 Sophomore Class President, General Athletic Director, 4, 1914 Cornellian Board, General Committee, 35 Civil Engineering Tax Committee, 3, Senior Banquet Committee. HOWARD IRVING COLE New Rochelle Chernirtry DAVID COHEN Ithaca Law Congress, Freshman Intercollegiate Debate Team, ' TY v sw, ,L L.-.11r L.,,,,f.i--- -1,Y -YYi:.,.,.c YLLLYL. M M, WW ,,,, Hn L ,L ,.,.L.,,L,lL ,gg-,, L ,AY ,NW Y ,W M Wa, was .,Y, L 7 . A, N A2 1---wifi iM at-.Afjii-fa f:1,,T:- w,fKlg,TE-fri' --,T E- t..fE.nL'f,,,,,, L ' c A , 45' -L TAN - 158 li 'ff :QTQ 'Z M TEE EIQQ5 QTQFRIETEE. LL Q if W E A93 L 1: QQQL- 2 I A ,. 4' 'fi F' ,IVA-2 1,4 .-it-. ,,-1,,-, -D, Svrniur Eernrha SIDNEY TOWNSEND 'COLE KA, Beth L'Amed, Cimex. BANITO COLINA DONALD REMER COMSTOCK Scroll and Spade. FREDERIC WARREN CONANT Pyramid. RAY FENTON CONE Alembic. GURDON ELY CONKLING E N, Sempahore. WILLIAM BRITTON CONRAD A X P THOMAS JAMES CONWAY LEON EMORY COOK lVlasonic Club. THOMAS ALBERT COOKINGHAM CLIFFORD STONE COOLEY A X E, Chemists' Banquet ciation, 4. ETHEL LETITIA CORNELL A O H. NIARGARET BOUCK CORNELL Dramatic Club. RICHARD THOMAS COTTON Corning Art: and Science: Salta, Argentine Mechanical Engineering Penn Yan Mechanical Engineering Santa Barbara, Cal. fer:ey City, N. Bujalo Pitt:burgh, Pa. Ithaca Andover Mellenville Ithaca Committee, 3, Brooklyn I Ithaca Ithaca Civil Engineering Chemirtry Civil Engineering Art: and Science: Agriculture Agriculture Law Cherni:try President Chemists' Asso- Art: and Science: Art: and Science: Agriculture Cosmopolitan Club, College Soccer Team, 2, Varsity Soccer Team, 2, 3, Captain, 4. NORRIS INGERSOLL CRANDALL Ithaca Architecture Savage Club, Gargoyle, L'Ogive, Masque, 2, 3, Musical Director, 4, Sophomore Rush Committee. THOMAS BOULDIN CREWS, IR. St. Loui:, Mo. Art: and Science: B 9 H, Sphinx Head, Aleph Samach, Book and Bowl, Sunday Night Club, Gemel Kharm, Bench and Board, Kappa Beta Phi, Fleur-de- Lis Club, Assistant Nlanager Track Team, 3, Nlanager, 4, Sophomore Pipe Committee, Junior Smoker Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee, 3, 4, Senior Ball Committee, 1914 Representative on Cor- nellian Council, IQI4 Cornellian Board. THEODORE DAY CRIPPEN Ea:t Orange, N. f. Agriculture Seal and Serpent, Varsity Basketball Squad, 2, 3. OLIVER FRANK NV. CROMWELL Newburgh Agriculture Corda Fratres, Somerset Y, College Nlusical Clubs, 2, 4, College Soccer Team, 3, Grange County Club, Class Executive Committee, 4. , ..w1,-, , -- -- 1 5,1 ci--' 159 1fl 'fi:-. iii A913 CORNEl.IJIEMN Sveniur ifiernrhia GUERNSEY THOMAS CROSS Neoersink Law A X P, A 9 CIP, Sphinx Head, Freshman Track Team, College Basket- ball Team, I, Varsity Basketball Team, 2, 3, 4. ROGER HASKELL CROSS Rocheyter I Agriculture A I' P, Genesee Valley Club, College Soccer Team, 2, 3, Captain, 4, Cap and Gown Committee. JOHN ELTING CUDDEBACK I Port feroi: Agriculture WILLIAM RAY CULBERTSON Mt. Vernon, Ohio Mechanical Engineering College Crew, 2, 3, Varsity Wrestling Team, 4. ELMA EVELYN CUMMINGS Ithaca Artr and Sciencef VICTOR ADELBERT CUMMINGS Akron Agriculture ROBERT HENRY CURRIE, JR. Little Fall: Chernirtry A X A, A X E, Alembic, Varsity Cross Country Team, 4, College Ath- letic Director, 4, Intercollege Athletic Committee, State Scholarship. ROSCOE EARLE CURTIS Soclu: Mechanical Engineering Z III, Cadet Band, 4. HARRIETTE ELIZA CUSHMAN farnertown Arif and Sciences Wayside-Aftermath. ROLAND BIGELOW DALEY Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering Mandolin Club, I, 2, 3, 4, A. S. hi. E., Sibley Club. DOUGLAS ALFRED DALTON Riuerfide, Conn. Civil Engineering Pyramid. EDWARD JAMES DALY I-Iargford, Conn. Law 2 A E, A 9 flv, Nlasque, Assistant Stage hflanager, 3, Nlanager, 4, Savage Club, Freshman Advisory Committee, 4. THOMAS FULLAGAR DANEORTH Dunkirk Ciuil Engineering 2 CIP, Semaphore, Varsity Lacrosse Team, 2, 3, College Basketball Team, I, College Banquet Committee, I, Assistant hlanager Cricket Team, 3. PERCY NURSE DANIELS WILLIAM HAROLD DAVIDSON Zodiac. ADAM CLARKE DAVIS, JR. K Z. ARNOLD EATON DAVIS Richmond Hill Scranton, Pa. Coldflroro, N. C. Livonia A I' P, Helios, Stock Judging Team, 4, Farmers' Art: and Sciencef Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering A gricullure Vlleek Committee, 2, 3. ALEXANDER PHILLIPS DAVIS Cayuga Mechanical Engineering 9 X. HENRY VERNON DAVIS Dunkirk Arif and Sciencer A 9. MERRITT JAMES DAVIS Dunkirk Cheniifzry A X E, T B II, Alembic, Secretary Chemistry Association, 3, Chemistry - Finance Committee, 4. f I - .ASI 3575 ' ini , 7 ,gg . ,. img: ,I 5 .. .,,,., . ... L1.'v'dlLvdPv.. I .A I 6O .-lf .L ,D ., w,l:,Qg', A . tl ' ' g:glg3'Qf', f3Li 1-'g3 - Senior lirrnrhz EDWIN SCOTT DAWSON Eoanrton, Ill. Mechanical Engineering 9 A X, Mandolin Club, 2, 3, 4, University Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4. ALFRED CHAMPNEY DAY Eoanfton, Ill. Mechanical Engineering CD K XII, T 9 II, Hockey Team, Swimming Team, College CreW. ALFRED FREER DEAL Rhinehecle Veterinary Society of Comparative Medicine. STANLEY LOUIS DEAN Cortland Veterinary Society of Comparative Medicine, College Soccer Team, I. RAYMOND EDGAR DEDERICK Catfhill Veterinary A XII, Society Of Comparative Medicine, College Basketball Team, Col- lege Baseball Team, Varsity Basketball Team, 3. LAURENCE TAYLOR DEE Ogden, Utah Artr and Sciencer A T A. LYDA MAY DEGENER Frankford, Pa. Arty and Sciencer KO, A T A, Eugenics Society, Executive Committee, 3, 4, Deutscher Verein, 2, 3, 4, Advanced Choir, 2, 3, 4, Cayuga Bird Club, 4, Graduate Club, 4. ' DAVID FRANCIS DEMING Wert Winfield Veterinary Society of Comparative Nledicine, Somerset Y. DONALD POWER DENHAM Peterhoro, Ontario Civil Engineering EN, Semaphore, College Tax Committee, Glee Club, 2, 3, Cornell Cioil Engineer Board. HAROLD E. DENNIARK Van Etten Agriculture Eugenic, Scroll and Spade. ANDREW CHAMBERS DENNY Seattle, Warh. ' Mechanical Engineering E X, K B KID, Sunday Night Club, Savage Club, Undine, Rocky Moun- tain Club, Sophomore Nights Committee. DEWITT BOYD DEVENDORF Arnrterdain Agriculture DONALD MACK DEWEY Waitwatora, W ir. Mechanical Engineering Z CID, K B CID, Cimex, Bench and Board, Sunday Night Club, Mermaid, Sophomore Banquet Committee, Junior Spring Day Committee, Sibley Banquet Committee, 2. LOUIS DICKER Ithaca Agriculture WILLIAM EUGENE DICKINSON Fairport Cioil Engineering WALTER HENRY DIECKMANN Buffalo Artr and Sciencer Z fID E, Freshman Football Team, Freshman Cap Burning Committee. FREDERICK B. DIGHT Phoenix Agriculture HENRY HUDSON DIMON Groton Art: and Sciencer F H F, Advanced Choir, I, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT REUBEN DINCE New Yorh City Agriculture fb E A, Clinton Club, University Band, I, 2, 3, 4, University Orchestra, 3. 2e1-,f- - .W L 'E ' rr ' ' - 1 1if Y'-1: 1. ' 7'-i ii-' Ziff- ' F211-23 it-' 341, 1 5 -2 - - -V,,, , ,W .'- ,A .,, A -:if I A if--A7-A ,a,w T--. -- ----. TVA- I, -A 11 I6I Sveninr Enrnrhe ALBERT PHILIP DIPPOLD Chicago, Ill. Architecture E rib E, 9 A flv, A 9 fb, Janus, Congress, Civic Club, Class Treasurer, 2, Assistant Nlanager Lacrosse Team, 3, Manager, 4, Cornell Era I, Assistant Business Manager, 2, Business Manager, 3, 4, Class Consti- tution Committee, Freshman Banquet Committee, Chairman Archi- tects' Banquet Committee, Crew Celebration Committee, Senior Banquet Committee. ALLAN EUGENE DISINGER Lockport Law Second Fraser Scholar. EDGAR HUTTON DIX, JR. Roland Park, Md. Mechanical Engineering Maryland Club, A. L E. E. EDWIN GUY DOANE Marathon Civil Engineering WILLIAM JAMES DONNAN Yonkers Cherhixtry Cosmopolitan Club, American Chemical Society, College Baseball Team. HAROLD ALLISON DOTY Genefeo Art: and Sciencef MARY ABELL DOTY Genereo Agriculture A Q, Der Hexenkreis, Frigga Fylgae, Life Secretary of Class, 4, Alumni Pledge Committee, 4. AGNES MONTEITH DOUGHERTY Ithaca Artr and Science: CIP B K, History Club. BEATRICE ELIZABETH DOUGHERTY Ithaca Art: and Sciencef GEORGE Ross DOUGLAS Yonkerr Mechanical Engineering Sibley Association, A. I. E. E. HEZEKIAH SHAILER DOW Brookline, Marr. A Civil Engineering Eleusis, Orchestra, 3, 4.' FREDERICK DOWNS S. Hadley Eallf, Marr. Mechanical Engineering CHESTER STALKER DOWNER Orange, N. j. Arty and Sciencer 3 O X. ROBERT ARMSTRONG DOYLE Little Rock Ark. Art: and Science: 111 EK, Savage Club, Beth L'Amed, Ciniex, Dixie Club, Southerners' Club, Chairman Junior Promenade Committee, Mfasque, I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 4, Sunday Night Club, Senior Stunt Committee. ARTHUR BYRAM DRAKE Newton, N. f. Architecture President Freshman Debate Society, 3. - HARRY LOUIS DRESCHER Brooklyn Law F I-I F, Lacrosse Team, 2, Freshman Debate Club, I. ELOISE DRESSER i Ithaca Agriculture Frigga Fylgae, Sage Dramatic Club, Junior Stunt Committee. JOHN DUBA Harnilton, Ontario Civil Engineering LEO AUGUSTINE DUNBAR Rochefter Mechanical Engineering ALBERT CHARLES DUNN Watertown Civil Engineering Scroll and Spade. M , , , Xt...Y . WW. A I62 iveninr Qernrhn CRAWFORD ARNOLD DUNTLEY Chicago, Ill. Arty and Science: 9 A X, Gemel Kharm, Chicago Club, Underclass Rush Committee, Junior Nlember of Senior Ball Committee, Cap and Cwown Committee. FRANCIS HENRY DURKAN Watertown Agriculture A Z, Hebs-Sa, Junior Promenade Committee, College Banquet Com- mittee, 4. JOHN EDWARD DURKIN Corning 3 Law CHARLES ARTHUR DUTCHER Naples Law I Civic Club, University Band, I, 2, 3, 4, College Baseball Team, Col- lege Soccer Team. CHARLES FREDERIC DYE Dayton, Ohio Mechanical Engineering CLOYD LEROY DYE Upper Sandusky, Ohio Agriculture ROBERT LOVEJOY EASTMAN New York City Mechanical Engineering LAWRENCE EDDY Canaan, Conn. Mechanical Engineering Zodiac, Sphinx Head, Junior Varsity Crew, 2, Varsity Crew, 3. HOWARD ELLIOT EDSON Germantown, Pa. Agriculture Freshman Advisory Committee, 3, Cricket Team, 2. HAROLD EDWARDS Syracure Mechanical Engineering X NP. JOHN HAROLD EDWARDS WhiteJbo1'o Mechanical Engineering WEIGHTMAN EDWARDS Glen Ridge, N. f. Mechanical Engineering HARRY WILLIAM EGGLESTON Alden Veterinary A XII, Society of Comparative Medicine. ARTHUR CARL EHRLICH F Brooklyn Civil Engineering Anvil, Cosmopolitan Club, Chess Club, President, 3, 4, College Soccer Team, I, 2, Captain, 3, 4, Varsity Soccer Team, 4, Varsity Chess Team, I, 2, Captain, 3, 4, Vice-President Intercollegiate Triangular Chess League, 2, 3, 4, Civil Engineer Editorial Board, 3, 4, Lieutenant in Cadet Corps, 3, Captain, 4, Officers' Banquet Committee, 3, State Scholarship. V HAROLD HORNBECK ELMENDORF Ithaca Mechanical Engineering State Scholarship. OSCAR ROELIF ELTING New Paltz Civil Engineering SETH VIcToRIUs ELTING Poughkeepfie Art: and Sciencef Beta Samach, Cosmopolitan Club, Deutscher Verein, Dutchess County Club, Corresponding Secretary, 2, President, 4, Congress, IQI4 Fresh- man Debate Club, Treasurer, 1, Underclass Debate Teams, 1, 2. STANLEY BRUCE ELWELL Carnhridge, Jllaff. Architecture T B II, Gargoyle, L7Ogive. ARCHIBALD NIORTIMER ERSKINE New Brighton Cherniftry A X E, T B H, Pulitzer Scholarship, lXfIandolin Club, 3, 4, Orchestra, I7 27 37 4' 163 g'll1:vg,w , ' 'fr --lj r-H -v iw 4 rw 4 ,I , yffggvggy, EIQLWEAQLPZ Sveninr Eernrhs BENJAMIN ALEXANDER ETLER New York City Civil Engineering Sophomore Lacrosse Team, Varsity Lacrosse Team, 2, 4. JEANNETTE EVANS Danrville Agriculture Frigga Fylgae, Festival Chorus, 4. LAWTON B. EVANS, JR. Augurta, Ca. Mechanical Engineering X 119, A. S. M. E. EDWARD ALLEN EVERITT, JR. Orange, N. Agriculture 9 X: University Boxing Champion CNovicej, 135 pounds, 2, 3. ALOYSIUS AUSTIN FAHEY JOHN FECHNAY HARRY JAMES FEEHAN Semaphore. HELEN MARGERY FELTER EARL EDMUND FERRIS Eartport, Me. Dunclaf, Ontario Ithaca Pearl River Spencer College Baseball, 2, 3, State Scholarship. ARTHUR MAXWELL FIELD Boire, Idaho Civil Engineering Mechanical Engineering Civil Engineering Artr ancl Sciencef Artf and Sciencer Civil Engineering Rod and Bob, Rocky lvlountain Club, Cosmopolitan Club. ELMER EDWARD FINCK Bujalo Law KID 1' A, CID A fb, Scalp and Blade, Masque Cast, 2. GEORGE LINCOLN FISCHER New York City Agriculture LAURA COLVIN FISH Hamburg Agriculture A O II, Der Hexenkreis, Raven and Serpent, President Y. W. C. A., 4. GEORGE BERNAYS FISHER St. Louir, Mo. Mechanical Engineering fl? K 2. ORIN WALLACE FISHER, JR. Seattle, Warh. .Mechanical Engineering FREDERIC EBELL FISKE Kirkwood, Mo. Artr and Sciencer ARIE FITCH Boonville Mechanical Engineering State Scholarship, University Band, I, 2, Sage Vesper Choir, 2, 3, 4, Festival Chorus, 4, Glee Club, 3, 4, A. S. Nl. E. JOHN ROss1TER FIZER Columbia, S. C. Electrical Engineering JOHN PATON FLEMING Wafhington, D. C. Art: and Sciencer A B CID, Senators, B. A., The George Washington University, 1913. HAROLD LUSK FLINT Larchmount Law EDWARD PAUL FLOOD Albany Artr and Sciencer State Scholarship. IRVING STERN FLORSHEIM Chicago, Ill. Art: anal Sciencer STUART lVlAURIcE FORD .Morri.vtown, N. Mechanical Engineering Scabbard and Blade, Glee Club, 3, 4, Lieutenant Cadet Corps, 3, Captain, 4, MilitaryHop COmmittee,3, Sage Choir, 2, 3,45 Festival Chorus, I,4, Alumni Pledge Committee. JAMES FORRESTAL, JR. St. Paul, Minn. Civil Engineering Banjo Club, I, 2, Sophomore Spring Day Committee, Sophomore Flag Rush Team. -q. Wri .g ,I-1, H. 'www n...A. A V--vm -, I AL,,,,. , ..IY FE 'XE pr, l J . . 4 l J 4, ga. I Jl l NJ I l rf N J ri, J I l l Ill .. we Wil li l l' 1 1,11 K' lg, ll. Ml 54 Q . lill J J be Fifi YT QI ,. l ,I .2 ,L W ll 4. il iw 94 'II lr ,. wil ' l l V LJ ,, I: 13 Hi! M ,,, M li . J, 'lu UA F1 5.1 if, I if l Ml gi 'A l. ,. l 4f ll li -w 2521 , L.: -11-eieiasx- If,I,1:: ,ff-ff fig fi V- - 1 . I64 4.QT :L Bl. Ti' if If il S? H T if if 'C 1,1112 1' 1',i'E:+L ,,H? 1 w iT -I---Hull ---AMAA L -,-, ,,,-,,..,- 5 ,Z ?.: 7 Sarninr illwrurhn GARNET WOOLSEY FORSTER Wrenthain, Marr. Agriculture ELEANOR DAY FOSTER Fluyhing Artr and Science: Executive Committee, 3. CHARLES HENRY FOWLER Little Fall: Civil Engineering A 9, Rod and Bob, Sophomore Spring Day Committee. RAYMOND PERCIVAL FOWLER Bujalo Artr and Science: A T SZ, Scalp and Blade, Freshman Football Team, Freshman Hockey Team, Freshman Banquet Committee. THEODORE FERGUSON FOWLER St. Louis, Mo. .Mechanical Engineering XII T. CLARENCE MCNIURRY FRANKLIN fejerron City, Tenn. Agriculture FELIX MORSE FREDERIKSEN Little Fallr Cliernirtry A 9, Alembic, Cosmopolitan Club, Freshman Cross Country Team, Varsity Cross Country Team, 2, 4, Class Track Director, 4, IQI4 Cor- nellian Board. JUAN PEDRO FREYRE DE ANDRADE Havana, Cuba Civil Engineering Spanish American Club, Les Cabotins. JACOB HYMAN FRIEDEL Brooklyn Artr and Sciencer Cosmopolitan Club, Eugenics Club, Somerset Y, Prohibition League, Nlenorah Society, Deutscher Verein, Walking Club, Freshman De- bate Club, Chess Club, I, Prohibition Gratorical Contest, 3, Scroll and Spade, State Scholarship, Assistant Reference Librarian, Uni- versity Library. WILLIAM FREDERICK FRIEDMAN Pittrburgh, Pa. Agriculture QD E H, Agricultural Nlusical Clubs, I, Banjo Club, 2, Eugenics Society, 2, 3, Secretary, 4, Nlenorah Society, 3, 4, Bflember Junior Agriculture Survey Committee, 3, Assistant in Department of Plant Breeding, 4. ROBERT GUsTAv FRIES Cincinnati, Ohio Arts and Sciencer XVILLIAM GEORGE FRISBIE Cuyler Agriculture XVILLIAM HOWARD FRITZ, JR. Berwyn, Pa. Cioil Engineering AK E, Aleph Samach, Dunstan, Rod and Bob, Varsity Football Team, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Track Team, 2, Freshman Football Team, College Track Team, I, Representative of the Vllearers of the HC on the Nlajor Sports Council, Freshman Banquet Committee, Sopho- more Banquet Committee, Chairman Junior Smoker Committee, Chairman Senior Stunt Committee, Cimex, Bench and Board, Sunday Night Club, Beth L'Amed. JOHN ROOT FRONE Gilbertroille Agriculture CLYDE ARMSTRONG GARDNER Ithaca Veterinary MAURICE EARL GARDNER Deporit Veterinary A XP, Society of Comparative hfledicine, Senior Editor Cornell Veteri- narian. ' L -:fs-5-ey-L-'1 iq Efgrg ir: vt 5:1 2x, -if-xv-ge A -lei f' .L , of.: W ' --.fr - '- feffgpx 'L ..., ,-A-'ffff- 1 ae: -fi-.ee 1 fis.n..Raf L A A f A. f 165 1 . I--.AMLMH A fe J- 1 L, V, A3 Y,-,A,T,F71i7YLF I , ,Y Vg? Lfggr, wi ,ir Y Y-Y, 77 N:-V Senior Zfiernrhz EVA LOUISE ALBERTSON GARNSEY Lowoille Arty and Science: A T A, Deutscher 'Verein, German Play, 2, Class Stunt Committee, I, 3, State Scholarship, Somerset Y. THEODORE OSBORNE GAVETT Plainfield, N. f. A Agriculture Seal and Serpent, Hebs-Sa, College CreW, I, 3, Mandolin Club, I. ADOLPH ANDREW GAZDA Spring Lake,N. Mechanical Engineering A. I. E. E. ALBERT GEISER Troy I I Artf and Science: Freshman Basketball Team, College Basketball Team, 2, Captain, 3, 4, Festival Chorus, I, Masque Chorus, 3. HARRY NATHANIEL GELLERT Brooklyn Agriculture Anvil, Jugatae. JOSEPH LIPPE GERSHENZWIT New York City Agriculture Horticultural Lazy Club, Secretary Cornell Socialist Study Club. WILLIAM ALBERT GIBSON White Hall, Md. Mechanical Engineering T B II, Maryland Club. CHARLES PAUL GIESSING Brooklyn Artr and Sciencer Cosmopolitan Club, Deutscher Verein, President, 4. FAIRBAIM GILKESON Brirtol, Pa. Mechanical Engineering 2 A E. EDWIN SPENCE GILLETTE Ithaca Arty and Science: A K E, Bench and Board, Sunday Night Club, Mermaid, Junior Spring Day Committee, Senior Class Day Committee, Arts Spring Day Committee, 3. RALPH JAMES GINGRICH Denzfer, Colo. Artf and Sciencef Scabbard and Blade, Military Hop Committee, 3, 4, Navy Day Hop I Committee, 3, First Lieutenant Cadet Corps, 3, lWajOr, 4, Sibley journal Board, 2. CARL ROBINSON GLEASON Hanirnondrport Agriculture AXA. DANIEL HOYT GLEASON South Norwalk, Conn. Mechanical Engineering TBH ARTHUR CHARLES GLOGER Lockport Agriculture College Track Team, I, Class Track Team, 2. JOSEPH EDWIN GODFREY Franklinville Agriculture WALTER AUGUST GOERTZ Newark, N. j. Mechanical Engineering C15 I' A, College Crew, 2, 3, Freshman Banquet Committee. SAMUEL A. GOLDBERG Richmond Hill A Veterinary Society of Comparative Medicine, Student Assistant, Department of A Pathology and Bacteriology. SAMUEL S. GOLDBERG Brooklyn Agriculture Clinton Club. '1IIiM-ffsziiiil fe: I 'I ff- 1-Af. .fig --age-up QI--f 11 affine fax .I L f ggi I, L . TAGS? Yi -- jc , Q 7' ' 'A' L, ---, -an .. .-. B-f v fe--:fr.f'eei,I:s:, -if 7 7 'I -fr ' - 77- ------e I C IIE- IE -'- IL-I DIAL-E,-'I 1 W ffl ME-1,-T. if .I IM.M AM,,M F. II I, 4 I l ,IIN I l Ill! WI I 4, lwl' III WI Qs' itll IlI l ll I Il' MI E112 lla! W T flI Ill ll l Il I I Il llul ,. ICTI I IW' Ll IU, Il W7 I Il '1IIl ll I III, IIfII IlIlI W9 ,I IIl lll4 ,I lI lll ll llIll IV' lg KIII lII I ll, l it lII I'l'll I I lI JI l I lll f li ly ,I I. Svrninr Qvrnrhz BENJAMIN PAUL GOLDMAN Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering EA M, Menorah, A. I. E. E., State Scholarship. NATHANIEL JOSEPH GOLDSMITH St. Louir, Mo. Chefmijtry Z B T. LOUIS GOLDSTEIN New York City Civil Engineering EDWIN GERALD GOLDSTONE New York City Art: and Sciencef MANUEL ADON GONZALEZ Bautifta Pang, P. I. Agriculture Cosmopolitan Club, President, 3, Dramatic Club, Student Conference Committee, 3, Junior General Committee, National Secretary of Association of Cosmopolitan Clubs, 3, Eastman Stage CSecond Prizej, 3, Aero Club, Vice-President, 2. EVERETT PUsEY GOOCH New York City Mechanical Engineering A. I. E. E., Rilie Club, Treasurer. BENJAMIN GOODMAN Baltimore, Md. Civil .Engineering STANLEY GEORGE GORDON La Croffe, Wir. Law X CID, Sunday Night Club, General Spring Day Committee. EDWARD FOREMAN GRAHAM Bujalo Arty and Sciencef Associate Editor Cornell Daily Sun, 3, 4, Assistant Editor Cornell Alumni Newt, 3, Managing Editor Cornell Era, 2, Junior General Committee, 4 Class Day Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee, 4, Manuscript Club, Cosmopolitan Club, Cornell University Press Bureau, 4, State Scholarship, University Scholarship. THOMAS MAURICE GRAY Nyack Agriculture ALFRED CLARK GRAYSON Chattanooga, Tenn. Mechanical Engineering H K N, Southerners. JOHN FRANCIS GREANEY Newburgh Law A 9, Grange County Club, Varsity Football Squad, 2, 3, 4, College Crew, I, 2, 3, College Basketball Team, I, 3, 4, Freshman Flag Rush, AlunIni Pledge Committee, 4, President of Law Association, 4. l PAUL EDSON GREEN Bujfalo Artf and Science: K A, Cimex, Bench and Board, Scalp and Blade, Freshman Banquet Com- mittee, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Alumni Pledge Committee. RALPH NVALDO GREEN Ithaca 4 Agriculture 9 A X, Cosmopolitan Club, F. N. C., Junior Feed Committee. EDWARD GEORGE GREENING Monroe, Mich. Agriculture RICHARD GREENWOOD Philadelphia, Pa. Cherniftry fb A 9, Aleph Samach, Sphinx Head, Alembic, Gemel Kharm, Sunday Night Club, Cricket Team, 2, Student Conference Committee, Secre- tary, 3, Chairman, 4, Senior Ball Committee, Sophomore Spring Day Committee, Sophomore Quartet, Glee Club, 2, Assistant Nlanager Navy, 3, hlanager, 4. -4 , .., Y-,,.zg .YM ,V 167 COf:iiiELLLJRftC Swninr ihrurhu RALPH JOHN GREGORY Kingrton Architecture HERBER EMLYN GRIFFITH Utica Law Acacia, HIP B K, A 2 Pg Varsity Debate Teams, ,Q4 Stage, '86 Stage, University Scholarship, Owls, Cosmopolitan Club. BRUCE FULTON GRIMM St. Maryr, W. Va. Mechanical Engineering E Ng A. I. E. E., Sibley Banquet Committee, 4. TRUMAN HILL GRISWOLD Warren, Ohio Chemirtry RICHARD ARTHUR GROOS San Antonio, Texa: Mechanical Engineering X CID, Dixie Club. MORRIS HENRY GROSSMAN New Yorle City Agriculture H A CID, Sirromg Forestry Club, Freshman Baseball Team, Varsity Baseball Team, 2, 3, Executive Committee, 4, Alumni Pledge Commit- tee. f CEDRIC HAY GUISE Findlay, Ohio Agriculture Eleusis, Helios. EDWARD RAWSON GUYER Rock Bland, Ill. Mechanical Engineering K A, Beth L'Amedg Cimexg Chicago Club, Freshman Football Team, Varsity Football Team, 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Banquet Committee, Junior Nights Committee, Senior Ball Committee. ROSCOE CHAMBERS GWILLIAM Ogden, Utah Law 2 X, CID A CID, K B CD, Sophomore Stunt Committee, Freshman Advi- sory Committee, 3, 4, Rocky Mountain Club. EVA lVIARCELLA HAIGH Brooklyn Artr and Sciencef KK F, Der Hexenkreisg Raven and Serpent, Captain Class Basketball A Team, I, Tennis Manager, 3, Athletic Council, 35 Election Corn- mittee, 2, Alumni Pledge Committee, 45 Class Treasurer, 3, Class President, 4. EARLE WINTHROP HALL Yonkerr Civil Engineering Civil Engineer Association, State Scholarship. FREDERICK PERRY HALL, JR. farnertown Mechanical Engineering Seal and Serpent, A. I. E. E. GEORGE HAROLD HALL St. fohnfoille Arty ana' Sciencer Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team, 2, 3, State Scholarship, Flag Rush, 2. SIMON HALLE - Baltimore, Mal. Mechanical Engineering II A 1115 A. I. E. E., Sibley Club. SAMUEL RUSSELL HALLEY Rapid City, S. D. Mechanical Engineering ' Zodiac. 168 Seninr liernrhia GILBERT COUTANT HALSTED, JR. Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering CID K XII, Sphinx Head, Aleph Samach, Dunstan, Varsity Track Team, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball Team, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 3, 4, Sophomore Track Team, Freshman Track Team, Freshman Baseball Team, Senior Ball Committee, Junior Feed Committee, Sophomore Smoker Committee, Sophomore Spring Day Committee, Book and Bowl, Sunday Night Club, Gemel Kharm, Mabrique. HAROLD CAMERDEN HALSTED Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering fID K XII, Sphinx Head, Aleph Samach, Dunstan, Mabrique, Gemel Kharm, Bench and Board, Freshman Baseball Team, Varsity Base- ball Team, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball Team, 2, 3, 4, General Athletic Director, 3, Baseball Director, 4, Senior Banquet Committee. HENRY RAYMOND HAMILTON, JR. Oak Park, Ill. Art: and Sciencer FRANK SHAVER HAMNETT Pittfbnrgh, Pa. Agriculture JOHN EZRA HANAOAN Vernon Law , F H F, Cornell Dramatic Club, College Basketball Team, I, 3, 4, Col- lege Baseball Team, Law School Smoker Committee, Representative to lntercollege Board. XVILLIS HOWARD HANCHETT Brockport Civil Engineering JAMES NTILES HAND Shnlmta, Mirr. Civil Engineering FRANK HENRY HANER Hnnter I Veterinary S2 T E, Society of Comparative Medicine, College Baseball and Soccer Teams. HAROLD LORMOR HANFORD Dryden Agriculture ELISHA ALBERT HANSON Peoria, Ill. Arty and Science: Seal and Serpent, Sinfonia, Freshman-Quartet. FRANCIS HARPER College Point Artr and Science: CID B K, Agassiz Club, President, 3, University Scholarship, Guilford Essay Prize, 1913, Assistant in Zoology, 4. ROBERT JAMES HARBISON Cherry Valley Artf and Sciencer JOHN EDWIN HARN Baltirnore, Mal. Civil Engineering G E, Nlaryland Club. HARRY ZELIC HARRIS Olean Law Beta Samach, University Scholarship, Sherman-Bennett Prize, 2, '86 hflemorial Declamation Prize, 2, Boardman Senior Law Prize, 3, Debate Council, I, Editor-in-Chief IQI4 Cornellian, 3, Class Historian, 4, Junior Smoker Committee, 3, Freshman Advisory Committee, 3, 4. JAMES AUGUSTINE HfXRRIS Corfu Veterinary S2 T E, Society of Comparative hledicine. 1 -Alqf ,L 1-vii .2L.q.i.,i,..l4lA1,, i:-,,s A Nz, ,Y , , T, 2, 1- 1 - N- --- - 4---W --an 'na-L---f---H-1 f R------- ,I---:-11a Je.: ,- - .. -ff - 2 fa' 169 Sveninr llernrhei ilVlORGAN KING HARRIS Ithaca Law K A P5 A 9 1125 OWIS5 College Soccer Team, 35 Glee Club, I, 25 Ad- vanced Choir, I, 2, 35 Director Agricultural Musical Clubs, 35 Festival Chorus, I. WILLIAM OSCAR HARRIS San Bernardino, Cal. Art: and Sciencer Skull5 Rocky Mountain Club. AUSTIN SPRAGUE HART Cleveland, Ohio Civil Engineering E X5 Semaphore5 Freshman Banquet Committee5 Sophomore Execu- tive Committee5 Sophomore Cotillion Committee5 Captain Class Rush Team5 Assistant Manager Soccer Team, 3. ' LINTON HART Brooklyn Civil Engineering A T5 Rod and BOb5 Track Team, 2, 35 Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Junior General Committeeg Senior Class Day Committeeg Junior Spring Day Committee, Chairman5 Glee Club, 45 Savage Club5 Mabrique5 Anvil Club. V ROY CHARLES HARTMAN Verona Veterinary S2 T E5 Society of Comparative Medicine. LEW ELLSWORTH HARVEY Marathon Agriculture ROY NEWMAN HARVEY Gowancla Agriculture LEON AUGUSTUS HAUSMAN Neva Haven, Conn. Art: and Science: Cornell Geological Society5 Somerset Y5 Agassiz Club. PAUL GIKARD HAVILAND Brooklyn Civil Engineering fIUK E5 Pyramid5 lVlabrique5 Freshman Banquet Committee5 Sopho- more Cotillion Committee5 Junior Smoker Committee5 Civil Engi- neering Honor System Committee, 2, 35 Industrial Service Committee of C. U. C. A., Chairman, 4. ALEXANDER TILLISON HAYES Springfield, Ont. Mechanical Engineering A CD5 Quill and Dagger5 Chairman Junior General COmmittee5 Alumni Pledge Committee, Chairman, 45 Cornell Daily Sun Board, 2, Assist- ant Business Nlanager, 3, Business Nlanager, 45 Sunday Night Club5 1 Founder and Manager Cornell Summer Daily, 3. FREDERICK WILLIAM HEISLEY Flfilkinfburg, Pa. Mechanical Engineering A X P5 T B H5 Dramatic Club, 3, Stage Nlanager, 4. LEWIS BEARDSLEY HENDERSHOT Rochefter Agriculture Sesomah5 Election Committee, I5 Spring Day Committee, I5 Execu- tive Committee, 2. ALBERT HOMER HENDERSON New York City Law I' H P5 OWls5 Dramatic Club5 Sirrom5 College Crew, IQ Freshman Debate Team5 '86 Declamation Stage, 25 ,Q4 Debate Stage, 35 Varsity Debate Team, 35 Peace Stage, 35 Law Spring Day Committee, I5 Law Smoker Committee, 25 Law Banquet Committee, 25 Memorial Orator, 4. HOWARD MONTAGUE HENDERSON Hackenrack, N. j. Agriculture il A--.iZ i.:E ' l?1 '1 --,H -. f-I : iii, 3 mga:-in ,A -ra: 4, : ,- .Spil- a . .-li - - at- ,--- - L- . -I.. ,-- T- R. .1--:L - - was 4-.M -- -- --J - a---f-1f--- - --T- -A-if-fa- A4 170 1'.T i ' ., . . ,- w lE'., i.1 L 151,11 . . W i Seninr iliernrhir BERT WILBUR HENDRICKSON Brooklyn Law ZA E, A 9 CID, Savage Club, Masque, 2, 3, Mabrique, Anvil Club, Cosmopolitan Club, The Owls, Dramatic Club, Class Orator, Cheer Leader, Senior Nights Committee, 'Student Conference Committee, 3, 4, Freshman Advisory Committee, 3, 4, Law Smoker Committee, Chairman, 4, Class Treasurer, 3, Chairman Junior Feed Committee, Law Banquet Committee, 3, Sophomore Executive Committee, Toastmaster Sophomore Banquet, Flag Rush Team, I, 2, '86 Dec- lamation Stage, 2, Freshman Banquet Committee. PAUL LOVERIDGE HESLOP Portland, Ore. Civil Engineering Rocky Mountain Club. SEYMOUR ISAAC HEss Baltimore, Mel. Mechanical Engineering H A fb, Lieutenant Cadet Corps. FRANK H. HIBBARD Huron, S. D. MechanicalEngineering Eleusis, H K N, A. I. E. E., Student Chairman, 4, Banquet Committee, 3, Sibley Banquet Committee, 3, Sibley Spring Day Committee, 2. LAMBERT CHARLES HICKEY Lockport Law Z XII. STANLEY JOHN HIETT Toledo, Ohio Arts and Sciencef Savage Club, Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Manager Golf, 3, Manager, 4, Junior Quartet. A CHARLES FRANCIS HILL St. fohnrlnury, Vt. Veterinary EMERSON HINCHLIFF Rocleford, Ill. Arty and Sciencer K Z, Quill and Dagger, Aleph Samach, Cornell Daily Sun Board, I, 2, Managing Editor, 3, Editor-in-Chief, 4, Cosmopolitan Club, Book and Bowl, Freshman Spring Day Committee, Sophomore Smoker Com- mittee, Junior Promenade Committee, Senior General Committee, Freshman Advisory Council, 4, Committee, 3, Class Election Com- mittee, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President Arts Association, 3, Freshman Lacrosse Team, Freshman Flag Rush Team. CHUNG-MING Ho Canton, China Art: and Science: CHARLES REMBERT HODGES Wafhington, D. C. Mechanical Engineering Scroll and Spade, Senators, Southerners, Sibley College Association. CARL LOUIS HOERA Canton, Ohio Mechanical Engineering 6 X, Freshman Advisory Committee. CoY CLAUDE Hocc Titnroille, Pa. Mechanical Engineering HENRY FRANKLIN HOLLOWAY, JR. Montclair, N. f. Civil Engineering AA LIU, Rod and Bob, Savage Club, Glee Club, 2, 3. CLARENCE ARTHUR HOORNBEEK Naparnoch Law CIP E K. 1.4 - 3'-iw mr if s 171 . ,-V--f l.5: 'EWTE Q QAQKS . ' . '9 : .. Svvniur Qmerurha M . '. .- JOHN MACPHERSON HORN Vandergrift, Pa. Arts and Sciences Z 111, Beth L'Amed, Cimex, Bench and Board, Senior Nights Com- mittee, Assistant Manager Freshman Track Team, 3, Manager, 4. WILLIAM WATTLES HORNER E X, Sophomore Flag Rush. ELLIOTT ARGUE HORTON STEPHEN SUTTON HORTON Cleveland, Ohio Genefeo Bedford Hillf Architecture Artf and Science: Mechanical Engineering ISRAEL HORWITZ New York City Agriculture Menorah, Boxing Champion IIS pounds, 2. LAURENCE COOPER HOUGH Waxhington, D. C. Civil Engineering K A P, Senators, Southerners, Lieutenant Cadet Corps, 3, 4, Advanced Choir, 2, 3, 4, Festival Chorus, 4. HARRISON DOUGLAS HOUSE Canandaigua Agriculture A X A. HARROLD KIBBEE HOVEY Port Huron, Mich. Agriculture CLARA ZENADE HOWARD Fulton Artf and Sciencef K K F. IVAN GOODWIN HOWE Scio Veterinary A XII, Society of Comparative lvledicine. WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM HOWE Carlton, Ore. Artr and Sciencef X CID, Dunstan, Undine, Bench and Board, Beth L'Amed, Western Club, Freshman Spring Day Committee, Sophomore Banquet Committee. JOHN BLAUVELT HOWELL Boonton, N. f. Mechanical Engineering 9 X, Scabbard and Blade, Sergeant-at-Arms, 3, Second Lieutenant H Cadet Corps. LEON GARDNER HOWELL Watleinf Agriculture Scroll and Spade, Secretary, 4, Executive Committee, 4, College Laundry Agency, Secretary and Treasurer, 3, 4. FRANK WELLINGTON HOYT Danbury, Conn. Mechanical Engineering T B H, Scroll and Spade, Cosmopolitan Club. MINEU TAH HU Wufih, China Artf and Science: CID B K, Cornell Chinese Students, Club, Cornell Cosmopolitan Club. SHIEN SUNG HU Shanghai, China Agriculture Cosmopolitan Club, Forestry Club. g SUH HU ji-chee, Anhui, China Artf and Sciencef CID B K, Cosmopolitan Club, Secretary, 3, President, 4, Cornell Chinese Students' Club, Philosophical Club, Civic Club, Senior General Committee. RAY HUEY Bradford Agriculture Robert's Scholarship, 2. 172 f,g..., , ii? V: if 23-ik. I, . , .EI H, STX TW ' I Sfeninr Qwrurha LAURENCE FREDERICK HUFFSTOT CHARLES WESLEY HUGHES St. Loui:, Mo. VVe:ternjbort, Md. Civil Engineering Art: and Science: RAY COOK HULBERT Waterloo Agriculture E fl? 2. LORING LESLIE HULL Spencer Agriculture PAUL HAMILTON HUSTED Bujfalo Art: and Science: E A E. WARREN BALL HUTCHINSON Richmond Hill Art: and Science: ARMON WILLIAM HYDE Milwaukee, Wi:. Law A E CID. Mechanical Engineering Weymouth, Ma::. HOSEA DEXTER HYLAND Sphinx Head, Dunstan, Scroll and Spade, New England Club, Fresh- man Crew, Junior Varsity, 2, Varsity Substitute, 3, Varsity Crew, 4, Varsity Football Team, 4, Sophomore Banquet Committee, Crew Celebration Committee, 4, Treasurer Senior Class. JOSEPH ALEXANDER W. TGLEHART Baltimore, Md. Civil Engineering A CP, Cimex, Dunstan, Rod and Bob, Savage Club, Sophomore Smoker Committee, Junior Promenade Committee, Senior Nights Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee, Freshman Football Team, Freshman Baseball Team, Varsity Baseball Squad, 2, 3. ALBERT GRAHAM TNGALLS Watkin: Art: and Science: Eleusis, Geological Society. FREDERIC NETTLETON INSINGER Spokane, Wa:h. Art: and Science: KID Z K, K B '12, Scabbard and Blade, Rocky Mountain Club, Savage Club, Masque, 3, 4, Sunday Night Club, Spring Day Committee, 3, Cadet Corps, 3, 4, Military Hop Committee, 4. SIMON BERTRAND JAcOEsoN Brooklyn Agriculture II A JD, Dramatic Club, Forestry Club, Les Cabotins. FLOYD THOMAS JAMES Eagle Veterinary S2 T E, Society of Comparative Medicine, College Soccer Team. RAYMOND ROWLAND JANSEN Fonda Agriculture CHARLES BISSELL JOHNSON Detroit, Mich. Mechanical Engineering A A '12, Beth L'Amed, Junior Varsity Crew, Junior Promenade Com- mittee. CLIFFORD BERNARD JOHNSON Ithaca Law Sophomore Stunt Committee, Constitution Committee, Mandolin Club. DONALD SOUTHWOOD JOHNSON Evan:ton, Ill. Civil Engineering QD F A. HOWARD ECKLER JOHNSON Cherry Valley Veterinary KENNETH HARRA JOHNSON New York City Agriculture riff' - V, - -- A - ,A L AA A-,., ,w, .o efzfaf- . Y-tIq:: Y,-. . I. .. Y . V, - . rf - f --.1-., .M. ,H .. .YM WZ Y. 7--A , A V 7 - . 173 ' 25 'nr' rf Ti- - - -. ? -Tm Srninr QJZIUIDE RALPH MONTGOMERY JOHNSON Ogden, Utah Arty and Science: A X5 Sphinx Head, Manager Wrestling Team, Sophomore Pipe Com- mittee, Junior Promenade Committee, Senior Banquet Committee, Rocky Mountain Club. RAY RICHMOND JOHNSON State Scholarship. SAMUEL CHESTER JOHNSON ARCHIBALD BURTT JOHNSTON K 2, Cornell Widow Board, 3, ROY WILLIAMS JONES RAYMOND LYLE KAIPER Skull, Gargoyle, Southerners. FREDERICK BREWSTER KANN KID E A, Agassiz Club. WILLIAM HENRY KASPER MARY AGNES KEANE KATHARINE JOSEPHINE KEATING BRUA CAMERON KEEFER, JR. Ranfoincille Agriculture Ithaca A rt.f and Science! Pittrhurgh, Pa. Arty and Sciencex 4, Artistic Editor, 4. Ithaca Mechanical Engineering Covington, Ky. Architecture New York City Agriculture Evanrton, Ill. Mechanical Engineering Ithaca Agriculture C attarau guy Agriculture Williamrport, Pa. Art: and Science: X fb, Cornell Widow Board, 3, 45 Savage Clubg Bench and Board. ALEXANDER WILLIAM KELLER Rochefter .Mechanical Engineering 9 A X, T B H, Sesomahg Soccer, Assistant Manager, 3, Nlanager, 4, Junior Member Alumni Pledge Committee, 3, Alumni Pledge Com- mittee, 4. DALE WALTER KELLOGG Honeoye Fall: Law Freshman Advisory Committee, 35 Advanced Choir, 3, 45 Festival Chorus, 4. PHILIP JAMES KENT Clinton, Mo. Electrical Engineering KAP, HKN5 A. I. E. E. WARREN THOMPSON KENT Clifton Heights, Pa. Art: and Sciences A G. CLARA MVILHELMINA KEOPKA Wertjield Artf and Sciencef A O H. JOHN CARPER KEPLINGER Canton, Ohio Agriculture fID E K. JAMES LYLE KERR College Crew, 2. NATHANIEL MORRIS KERR DA YONG KEY Cosmopolitan Club. Adarnf, Marr. Mechanical Engineering Northport Mechanical Engineering Shanghai, China Civil Engineering nxt -.: Q Y xi--H - - f I I +L A-Y 174 L , , R .M 1f'1::Y1V7 T'S'I ,, Q- I1 7' uf E, yff' if Tj I 1, Y. - ' , , Svrninr lierurha ' HAROLD FRANCIS KEYES Rufh Agriculture A Z5 Hebs-Sa5 Freshman Crew5 Underclass Rush Team, 25 Class Crew Director, 25 Crew Celebration Committee, 35 College Banquet Com- mittee, 2, 3. FRANCES KILBOURNE Izhaca Agriculture PAN CHENG KING Shanghai, China Agriculture Cosmopolitan Club5 President Cornell Chinese Students' Club. CARL GEORGE KINSCHERF Brooklyn Chemirtry A X P5 Alembic5 Mabrique5 Lutheran Club, President, 45 Freshman Baseball Squadg Varsity Squad, 3. HAROLD SLADA KINSLEY Bujalo Mechanical Engineering 9 E5 T B H5 H KN5 Sphinx Headg Scalp and Blade5 Track and Cross Country Teams, I5 Varsity Cross Country Team, 2, 3, Captain, 45 Sophomore Smoker Committee5 Freshman Advisory Committee, 35 Cap and Gown Committee, 45 University Scholarship. FREDERICK MARTIN KIPP, IR. Baltimore, Md. Maryland Club5 Southerners. HENRI KENNETH KIRKPATRICK Saratoga Springs CHARLES KIRSCHNER Troy KURT OTTO KLAESSIG Brooklyn Cosmopolitan Club5 Deutscher Verein. ALEXIS CHARLES KLEBERG Cornwall-on-Hualfon X NP5 Gemel Kharm5 Sophomore Cotillion Committee5 Committee5 Freshman Advisory Committee. JOHN DONALD KLING White Plain: HERMAN CLYDE KNANDEL Ilion Civil Engineering Arts and Sciencer Civil Engineering Artr and Sciencer Civil Engineering Junior Feed Agriculture Agriculture A I' P5 Poultry Association, Director, 3, 45 Poultry Club, Treasurer, 3, 45 Member of Pomology Judging Team to Washington, D. C. HARRY HAZELTON KNIGHT Springfield, Mo. Agriculture A F P5 Heliosg Iugatae, I, 2, 3, President, 45 Agassiz Club, 2, 3, 45 College Athletic Director, 45 College Baseball Team, 1, 2, Captain, 35 Spring Day Committee, 2, 3. GEORGE WALTER KNOWLES Concord junction, llflasr. Agriculture X X125 Freshman Baseball Team5 Varsity Baseball Squad5 Sophomore Banquet Committee. WALTER HENRY KOBUSCH Sr. Louir, Mo. Artr and Sciencef B 9 H5 Aleph Samach5 Dunstang Beth L'Amed5 Sunday Night Club5 Bench and Board5 Gemel Kharm5 Baseball Director, 2, 35 Freshman Baseball Team5 Varsity Baseball Team, 25 Senior Nights Committee. 175 f- A:s:f aI :-. T,Lff::z 11 ff -aj -LII q, 2 is ff-,iijgf:ii5,,g5LL1g-ggi 7 V V Steninr illierurha J, l NICHOLAS KOPELOFF New York City Agriculture ll Menorahg Cosmopolitan Clubg Cornell Dramatic Clubg Ethics Club, J I College Basketball Team, 3, 45 College Spring Day Committee, 3. U Fl WILLIAM EUGENE KRIEG Wooclhaven Mechanical Engineering li Cosmopolitan Club. l BENJAMIN KRIEGEI. New York City Civil Engineering I MYRON EDWARD KRUEGER Schenectady Agriculture J l Cornell Forestry Club. I GEORGE OSWALD IQUHLKE Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering E A Eg Mabrique. . Il TUAR-SHIN Kuo Kaingru, China Agriculture ? Cosmopolitan Club. 5 xl SEU-ZUNG KWAUK Shanghai, China Agriculture Cosmopolitan Club. WILLIAM ROBERT LAIRD Atlantic City, N. f. Cheniirtry J 9 E5 Alembic. A CHARLES WILLIAM LAKE Clinton, Iowa Mechanical Engineering l Masonic Clubg A. S. lVl. E. J l, EMMERICII DAVID LAMB Warhington, D. C. Mechanical Engineering J A T. JOHN DONALD LAMONT Cortland Agriculture Q Forestry Club, President, 4, Cross Country Club. HAROLD BLAINE LANDIS Hamburg Law l I' H I'g College Cross Country Team, 25 College Banquet Committee. ' JAMES LEFFERTS LANDT Chatham Mechanical Engineering J E Xg Chairman Sophomore Banquet Committee. l ly EMORY WILSON LANE Lafayette, Incl. Civil Engineering T B H5 Z 'Eg B. S. in C. E., Purdue University. 1 I' SIDNEY HAROLD LANG New York City Mechanical Engineering L1 if E A5 Cosmopolitan Club. JAMES FRANCIS LARDNER, JR. Davenport, Iowa Mechanical Engineering l Seal and Serpentg Freshman Advisory Committee, 3g Spring Day Com- mittee, 3. DWIGHT MORGAN LARROWE v l Cohocton Art: and Sciencef J l B 9 Hg Dunstan, Gemel Kharm, Freshman Crew, Varsity Football V Team, 35 Freshman Banquet Committeeg Spring Day Committee, 25 I Freshman Advisory Committee, 3. CRAWFORD LASHER Fleifchrnannr Agriculture 7 AXA. -I,f s. Tf. -ff new Y -iirfwig - A-G t- ? ga'- -TW ., .,.v ,, , . .- A 'emu fs.-A C. ,A.. .. 176 'r 1 -'if V .1 ,'OBQ'T'3QTL..I..i ' Svvninr Returns RAMSDELL STANTON LASHER Eoanfton, Ill. Mechanical Engineering KID F A, Sphinx Head, Cornell Chicago Club, Business hflanager The Cornell Annualf, 4, Alumni Pledge Committee. WAAN WAI LAU Canton, China Arts and Science: PEDRO CELESTINO LAVADIA Pagranghan, P. I. Agriculture Congress, Ethics Club. Mirineapolir, Minn. Mechanical Engineering SAMUEL STURGIS LAWLER XII T, Sphinx Head, Aleph Samach, Assistant hlanager Football Team, 3, hflanager, 4, Sophomore Smoker Committee, Junior General Com- mittee, Chairman Senior General Committee, Chairman Relief Fund Committee, Sunday Night Club. HAMILTON DUDLEY LAWLES Brooklyn ' Agriculture S2 A, Lacrosse Team, I, 2, 3, 4, Flag Rush, 2. JOHN LANDON LAYCOCK Buffalo Agriculture Scabbard and Blade, First Lieutenant Cadet Corps, 4, Freshman Cap Burning Committee. BENJAMIN ROBERT LEACH Methuen, Marr. Agriculture New England Club, Jugatae. YVARREN KOHLHRXSS LEE Ithaca Mechanical Engineering CHARLES SIDNEY LEETE Rochefter Agriculture A Z, Genesee Valley Club, College Soccer Team, I, 2. HAROLD A. D. LEGGETT Counerneur Agriculture A 1' P, Helios, Agricultural Executive Committee, 4, Poultry Asso- ciation hflember, I, 2, Vice-President, 3, President, 4, Wlinner Gillespie Nledal of Efficiency in Judging, College Spring Day Committee. COE CHARLES LEMNITZER Honerdale, Pa. Law A 9 ffl, Huntington Club, Owls, Freshman Advisory Committee, 3, Law Tax Committee, 3, Law School Association, Vice-President, 3, First Fraser Scholarship, 4. HERBERT DU Bois LENT, JR. Tuckahoe Arty and Science: MILTON MOOT LEONARD Newjield Veterinary A XII, Society of Comparative hiiedicine, College Baseball Team. NAT OWENS LESTER Brockport Law Cornell Catholic Club, State Scholarship, Assistant Law Librarian, 4, Law School Association, Secretary, 4, Executive Committee Law Asso- ciation, 4. CHIU-YFUK LEUNG Canton, China Civil Engineering Cosmopolitan Club. VVALTER SCOTT DAVID LEVY New Yorle City Art: and Sciencer ' fi: ii! X. V -.7 .EY Y. .. sf. ae.. ee int? 91-ff,-. -,iyfi---T, --A HAH, Y . +f- R- -- - nfl-Y -- - sas ,, 12 177 A i ll l, l U 5-ru me if l il I A, A E I test'-.sg I-.ifffw '2 . Rf.. 1 ,-.lf Y-1--. . . .L Y.- if --- - --f-Vw, MXH -- 5,3 J. L L :1 1 tg, C fclhf., 2. mtl, E Svvninx' illernrhzs SHERMAN , RAY LEWIS Hancock Agriculture Helios, Congress, Scroll and Spade, University NVrestling Champion- ship, I25 pound class, I, University Championship, 135 pound class, 2, Treasurer Junior Agricultural Class, Varsity Wrestling Team, 2? 37 4' VVALTER HASLAM LEWTHWAITE Greenwich Agriculture K A P, Helios, College Glee Club, 3, Vice-President, 4, Vesper Choir, 3, 4, Festival Chorus, 4. ERNEST ABENUM DE LIMA New York City Art: and Sciencer Freshman Debate Team, Varsity Lacrosse Squad, 3, Freshman Debate Club. 1 YLUEN CHANG LOH Changchoio, China Civil Engineering BOUDINOT STOCKTON LONEY, JR. Superior, Wir. Mechanical Engineering E CID, lWasque Chorus, 3, Cast, 4, Senior Nights Committee, Spring Day Committee, I, 2. FREDERIC COLT LOOMIS N. Leoniinrter, Marr. Mechanical Engineering New England Club, College Cross Country Team, Captain, 4. VAN WYCK WICKES LOOMIS Z XP, Rod and Bob. ARTHUR FRANCIS LUBKE CID F A, K B CID, A. l. E. E., Freshman Banquet Committee. HAMILTON NICCURDY LUFKIN Huntington Club, Freshman Track Team. NVILLIAM EDWARD LUNDGREN A X P, lVlabrique, Sibley Banquet Committee, Nlandolin Club. ALEXANDER LURIE Cosmopolitan Club, Lazy Club, College Track Team, I. NVOLENMAN LUX 2 N. VERNON LYON Ithaca Civil Engineering St. Louif, Mo. Mechanical Engineering St. Paul, Minn. Art: and Science: Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering Eart Schoclack Agriculture Utica Artf anal Science: Eaft M afonoille Veterinary A NP, Society of Comparative Nledicine, College Soccer Team, 3, Sopho- more Flag Rush. EDITH HELENA MACARTHUR Wayside-Aftermath. WILLIAM JOSEPH NICCARTHY Sirrom, Forestry Club. ADOLPHOS FIELDING MCCLAINE, JR. Troy Agriculture N ew York City Agriculture Spokane, Warh. Arty and Sciences CID E K, Rocky Nlountain Club. JAMES ELMER NICCREERY Fall River, M aff. lllechanical Engineering A K E, K B 111, Cimex, Freshman Football Team. L,-L-,.5,i- 1- fm All-,1 if VW -If-.- 7 - H an we ut ui if 7, ,-A AA, ,-, . . 1f.....L 7---e.1,,.A V - fiq L WY V-3 A E vm? M Z x ,LA - -i------A evzf- - ff ' 91711 ' ,sxfisifjl A'-'il-a5'T r-5:1-L.'.isrM 5 1' 1' Ti: slag- if--1 'ze 1-'L ' gs Limoll? 178 -.L DM, .. U, ,, -2 I L, L-... -:A . . . I.. E . .,f .L--'-- figse f-fe L I: ...H ,, .5 l 1-1. .fr -I J. ,J Q. W, t V pl. ff'--A i it i 3 Sveninr Qwrnrha EDWIN THOMAS BXTCDOWELL g Middletown, Conn. Civil Engineering JAMES EDWARD NTCGOLRICK New York City Agriculture Nlabrique, Helios, Clinton Club, Lazy Club, Cross Country Club, 3, 4, hflanager, 4, Varsity Track Team, 3, 4, Varsity Cross Country Team, 4, College Cross Country Team, 3. TVTALCOLM NIONROE Nlcl-losE Catafaugna, Pa. Jllechanical Engineering A T SZ, Savage Club, Senior Stunt Committee, Chairman of Committee to Draw Up Constitution of University Grchestra, University Crches- tra, I, 2, 3, 4, Concert Blaster, 4, lylandolin Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Leader, 4. AUSTIN GERALD NTCHUGH Bnjalo Civil Engineering ,Cosmopolitan Club, College Honor Committee, 4. JOHN HARMON NICILVAINE Chicago, Ill. tllechanieal Engineering A CID, T B H, Savage Club, Bench and Board, Chicago Club, Freshman Football Team, Varsity Squad, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Banquet Commit- tee, Class Day Committee, 4. NVILLIAM PERcY lVlcK1NNEY Knoxville, Tenn. Mechanical Engineering E A E. NEIL Cook NTCMATH Detroit, Mich. Civil Engineering X XP, Rod and Bob. TVTAURICE REY TVTCNTICKEN Seattle, Wash. Mechanical Engineering E X, Quill and Dagger, Sunday Night Club, Rocky Nlountain Club, , Alumni Pledge Committee, 4, Sophomore Spring Day Committee, Editor-in-Chief The Cornell Alnnnalf, 4.x BITYRA BONE NTCNICOL New York City Art: and Scieneer State and University Scholarships. FRANK WILLIAM MCSPARREN Bn-falo Artr and Seiencer CID A 9, Scalp and Blade, Alembic, Freshman Hockey Team, College Banquet Committee, 3, College Spring Day Committee, Chairman, 3. CHARLES LEROY NIAAS Baltirnore, Mal. Civil Engineering Skull, Southerners Club. EDWARD CAREY lVlACK Carthage, Ill. Laiv RODERICK KENNETH NTACKENZIE Bernarelfville, N. f. Mechanical Engineering A 6, Blair Hall Club, College Baseball Team, I, 2, 3, Captain, 4, Fresh- man Executive Committee, Junior Feed Committee, Alumni Pledge Committee, 4, Class Recording Secretary, 3, Sibley foitrnal of Engi- neering Board, 2, Publication Nlanager, 3, Editor-in-Chief, 4, A. S. Nl. E. BERNABE MALVAR Y MALOLES Batangaf, P. I. Agriculture Cosmopolitan Club. SIMON lVlARCOVITCH Syraenfe Agriculture E A M, Nlenorah, Jugatae Club. 3 JOHN FRANCIS NTARONEY, JR. Owego Law KID K E, Nlasque. LEWIS HYPOLITE lVlARTIN Crowley, La. ' Agriculture .EW ,QED . -. Y , A Lf. y .agiff J ' -5' if -1' ' . 11- '+L-.L W , 1 . fwimrgf fa. , . f ' f- V.. I- M. A- - 179 s,i'f- ,.?f,, t - - - V -- - - -- --- ales.-----7 ---7 .x ig :grit 'KE 3? t M1 3 3733 I .LET 9. RJ ?5f W '- Stentor iKvrnril5 ZACK G. lVlAsTEN, JR. Walderi Law CHARLES HAYS hflATsoN Ogden, Utah Art: and Science: A X5 Sphinx Head5 Nlasque, Assistant Manager, 3, hlanager, 45 Class Track Team, 25 Freshman Advisory Committee, 35 Head Cheer- Leader, 45 Chairman Senior Nights Committee5 Sunday Night Club5 Rocky hllountain Club. ' CORDILIA NIATTICE Cat:leill Art: and Science: l MARK EMERSON BATAXON Cortland Agriculture fID K 1115 Hebs-Sa5 College Basketball Team, 2, 3, 45 College Baseball Team, 2, 3, 4. ' YERVANT H. lXfIAXUD1AN Ithaca A grieulture LYNN HOWARD lVlEAD Syracu:e Veterinary A NII5 Society of Comparative Medicine. LAURENCE GRANVILLE NIEADS Bujalo , Art: and Science: Scabbard and Blade5 hlilitary Hop Committee, 45 Navy Day Hop Committee, Chairman, 35 Flag Rush Team, I5 State Scholarship5 Orchestra, I, 2, 3, 45 Nlandolin Club, 2, 3, 4: Rifle Club, 3, 45 Cornell Rifle Team, 35 Lieutenant in the Cadet Corps, 3, hlajor, 4, Colonel, 4. GEORGINA MELVILLE Philadelphia, Pa. Art: and Science: A F5 KID B K5 Class Treasurer, I5 Sage House Committee, 45 Executive Committee, Students' Self-Government Organization, 45 Barnes Shakespeare Prize, 3. CHARLES BOUGHTON NIERRILL Schoharie Art: and Science: NIARGARET GRACE BIIERRISS Brooklyn Art: and Science: KK F5 Raven and Serpent5 Sage Basketball Team, 2, 35 Sage Crew, 4 2, 35 Cornell Annual: Board, 45 Treasurer Sage Dramatic Club, 25 Sports and Pastimes, Treasurer, 25 Suffrage Club, Vice-President, 35 Festival Chorus, I5 Y. VV. C. A. Cabinet, 35 Class Essayist5 Senior Class Day Committee. EDWARD JAMES NIERSHON Brockport Civil Engineering T B H5 College Entertainment Committee, 35 College Honor System Committee, 3, Chairman, 45 Cornell Civil Engineer Board, 3, Manag- ing Editor, 45 Civil Engineering Association, Vice-President, 45 State Scholarship. HAROLD BAKER lMlERZ Philadelphia, Pa. .Mechanical Engineering QD E K5 K B CID5 Savage Club5 President Nlasque5 Sunday Night Club5 Mermaid5 Bench and Board5 Undine5 Freshman Spring Day Show Committee5 Sophomore Nights Committee5 Senior Stunt Committee5 Cheer-Leader5 Junior Spring Day Committee. AUGUST BERNARD MEYER Brooklyn Civil Engineering 9 A 1115 E CIP E5 Pyramid5 Anvil Club. COLENA HENRIETTA lX4ICHAEL Bujfalo Art: and Science: ISO .ll l 4-i i v-u S' ,pi U. it l. 411 lib! ll M .l, 2' ll ,. Q! l 'll lx i, me Sf' 7 i its E l W 'ii ,2 Fl il V il i i l fl , lt.: . fl .1 ' li l i ii ll '7 il. i l. Til Si? fi l lj all ii li l ll . .ix l ll ill 'J gg: sm iv., li: il il it -:li HN, ,.i ri 4 i i I li' i Illll Ld ll l ,i lit .. A. Ri ll lllli ii l ilf. ilu fl . 4 l i l :lm ll 1 l li ,i lll Q.. . EJ Sreninr ilivrnrha FREDERIC HARTWELL BIILLEN Butler, N. f. Agriculture Cosmopolitan Club, Helios, C. U. C. A., Nlission Study Committee, Chairman, 3, 4, Somerset Y, Treasurer, 3, Prohibition League, Vice- President, 35 Student Volunteer, 2, 3, 4, Convention Delegation, Chairman, 3. - FRANK EDISON TVIILLER fohnrtown Agriculture JAMES GILBERT NIILLER Yoncalla, Ore. .Mechanical Engineering H K N, Telluride Association, Rocky Flountain Club, College Crew, College Banquet Committee, President A. S. El. E., Student Branch. KATHERINE HOBART NIILLS Garrattwille Agriculture President Frigga Fylgae, 3, Cornell Countryman Board, 4. LUA ALICE BYTINNS Lodi, Ohio Agriculture TVALTER BOOTH JAMES BTITCHELL Yonleerf Law A 9 KID, Cornell Catholic Club, College Crew, I, Law Smoker Com- mittee, 4. H JAMES lXf'IoEFATT Buffalo Jldecha-nical Engineering CID A 9, Scalp and Blade. EDGAR STANLEY RTORRIS Ithaca Arty and Sciencef CLARENCE FITCHETTE NIORSE Ithaca Agriculture Cosmopolitan Club, Aero Club, Forestry Club. NIERLE lVlARION NIOSIER Dernareft, N. f. Art: and Science: A O H, Der Hexenk-reis, Raven and Serpent, Basketball Team, 1, 2, 3, Crew, I, 2, 3. HAROLD ALEXANDER NTOSSMAN Toronto, Canada Cioil Engineering S2 A, Lacrosse Team, 2, 3, Captain,4, Alumni Pledge Committee, Presi- dent Association of Civil Engineers, Flag Rush, 2. LAWRENCE JOHN NIOTYCA Dolgeoille Agriculture S2 A. RALPH ROY NIOULTHROP Binghamton Veterinary S2 T E, Society of Comparative hfledicine, College Soccer Team. GENEVIEVE ROSE BTOULTON Norwich Arty and Sciencer JOHN JAMES NTUNNS Pittrhurgh, Pa. .Mechanical Engineering A T A, Sphinx Head, Aleph Samach, Dunstan, Varsity Football Team, 2, 3, Captain, 4, Varsity Track Team, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Track Team, Freshman Football Team, President of the Senior Class, President of the lnterfraternity Association, Freshman Advisory Council, Fresh- man Advisory Committee, Junior Smoker Committee, Sophomore Banquet Committee, S. Sc S. LATHAM NVARNER NTURFEY Cleveland, Ohio Arty and Sciencef A A CID, Cimex, Dunstan, Beth L7Amed, Freshman Crew, Junior Varsity Crew. BENJAMIN FRANK NTURRAY Bath Veterinary Society of Comparative hledicine, College Soccer Team, I, 2, 3. ISI MAMYAZY ---v. - - - '---f- ,-, - .S f-if-S --sf v--1- v --- I-f-NW V -- f,4, +-1 l . 'Ei1.i---1-, ,. if .Ll Y '-, 1' l-- J is I ' WH T' t l ll N ' 'T' 'W , ,V EHAARJTM Y , Em. As ,LID ,x,,A-,4.I..-,.....I1I--, , .-.Y A I-1l.Lf.i1.sfEEi ,1 Sreninr ilivrnrhta SABINA THERESE MURRAY' Ithaca Art: and Sciences A Z, Der Hexenkreis, Dixie Club. WILLIAM ROBERT MURRIN New York City Art: and Science: Cosmopolitan Club, College Association, Sophomore Pipe Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee, 4. WILLIAM IRVING MYERS Lownian Agriculture K A P, Helios, Nlasque, College Glee Club, Advanced Choir, 4. JAMES AUSTIN AAYRICK Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering A X P, Anvil, Aero Club. CONRAD FREDERICK NAOEL, JR. Newark, N. Cheniiftry db K 2, Alembic, College Basketball Team, I, 2, 3. TETSUSHIRO NAKAMIGAWA Tokyo, japan Civil Engineering President Cornell Japanese Club, 3, 4, Cosmopolitan Club, Day Committee. ISAAC NEUWIRTH New York City THOMAS THORNTON NEXVBOLD Brooklyn Senior Class Agriculture Civil Engineering Varsity Track Team, 2, 3, College Track Team, I, 3, College Soccer Team, 1, 3, 4, College Cross Country Team, 3, Captain, 4. ARTHUR DUNCAN NEWKIRK fackfonville, Fla. Civil Engineering Adelphos, College Soccer Team, 2, 3. JOHN HUGO NEWMAN Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering Election Committee, I, 2, 3, 4. MARY LOUISE NEWMAN Ithaca Agriculture A CID, Kepurae. HELEN GRACE NICHOLAS Philadelphia, Pa. Arty anal Science: QID B K, Wayside-Aftermath, Secretary of Class, 3, Sophomore Dance A Committee. SARAH ALICE NICHOLSON Pawtucket, R. I. Agriculture JOHN CLEMENCE NULSEN A St. Louif, Mo. Mechanical Engineering A T A, T B H, Freshman Crew, Varsity Crew Squad, 2, Executive Committee, 3, Senior Stunt Committee, Bench and Board, Fleur-de- Lis Club, Beth L'Amed. WALTER EDWARD NUSBAUM Lehighton, Pa. CLARIBEL NYE Auburn ALFRED GBERLE Karlfruhe, Germany Civil Engineering Agriculture Veterinary S2 T E, Allemania fHeidelbergj, Cosmopolitan Club, Gudedel, Society of Comparative Nledicine, Deutscher Verein, Rifle Club. FREDERICK EDGAR ODELL Utica Arty anal Sciencef EN, Assistant Business Manager IQI4 Cornellian, Cap Burning Com- mittee. DAVID OETTINGER Wafhirigton, D. C. Civil Engineering Z B T, Lieutenant Cadet Corps, 2, 3, Captain, 4, Nlajor, 4. .A . -IA-A A A. M A 4 I AW, ,-is ..-. 1-ff -- V-7--K --.V 2 fw --in 4..---,fM -,vA1+11'-fi M , , ,W 7 , ,Y I A .Y-YA ..,...,, , ow, U. -W .-- W A. M, .iv . T-::v-. f:..4m..at,--ifU-- A .. ,,,, , sex--:.-.M - e 182 s 7 T 7 P E I f 7 S 7 V l l l 7 E 1 T 1 9 A 7 7, ,I lb Cf. H-7 -.,.,- - M, ., S VVVVV LZ, 7..,.,,..t,.. 4,3 W, L. 3. .E L, it vt .' IL., ,- iff:- Seninr illernrha LEO ADOLPH GPPENHEIMER San Antonio, Texar Mechanical Engineering CIHEH, A,I.E.E. , REMSEN BLEECKER OSTRANDER Kingrton Law Janus, Congress, Varsity Swimming Team, Intercollegiate Freshman Debate Team, '94 Memorial Debate Stage, Law Smoker Committee, University Swimming Instructor, 3, 4, Assistant in Political Science, 4. CHARLES HENRY OTT Waverly Agriculture Zodiac, Helios, Freshman Crew, Sophomore Smoker Committee. GEORGE BURNETT OVERHISER Montgornery Law P H IJ. FREDERICK HOWARD OWEN, JR. Augurta, Me. Mechanical Engineering - Seal and Serpent, Corporal in Cadet Corps. WARREN PACKARD Warren, Ohio Mechanical Engineering K E, Military Hop Committee, Sibley Banquet Committee, Junior Spring Day Committee, Cadet Corps Lieutenant, 2, Assistant Man- ager University Orchestra, 3, Manager, 4, Undergraduate Manager Department of Nlusic Concerts, 3, 4, A. S. IVI. E., A. I. E. E. KATHARINE MARIE PALMER Cortland Arif and Sciencer A O II. CLEBRON WOOD PALMITER Watertown Mechanical Engineering A. S. NI. E., Sibley Association. EDWARD CULLODEN PANTON Vancouver, B. C. Civil Engineering l Z XII. AUSTIN GILLETTE PARKER Helena, Mont. Artr and Sciencer CIP A 9, Sphinx Head, Cornell Widow Board, 2, 3, Editor-in-Chief, 4, L Junior Nights Committee, Senior Banquet Committee, Book and Bowl, Manuscript Club. MCREA PARKER Wafhington, D. C. Mechanical Engineering Telluride Association, Quill and Dagger, Sibley Spring Day Com- mittee, 2, Student Conference Committee, 3, 4, Freshman Advisory Council, 3, 4, Senior General Committee, President C. U. C. A., Senators, Book and Bowl, Sunday Night Club. JOHN FAXON PASSMORE Philadelphia, Pa. Mechanical Engineering if T, Varsity Cricket Team, 2. BENJAMIN PATTERSON, JR. Cleveland, Ohio Agriculture A A CIP, Hebs-Sa, Sophomore Smoker Committee, General Spring Dav Committee, Senior Class Day Committee, Executive Council Inter- fraternity Baseball League, 2, 3, President, 4, Assistant Manager Tennis Team, 3, Manager, 4. 4 GEORGE IVIARTIN PEARSALL Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering LOUIS PEPPER New York City Arty and Sciencer JOSE RAUL PEREZ Havana, Cuba Electrical Engineering Spanish-American Club. 183 .lie Q3 ggwP -1- VI H Q if lg If-iq.-H? FE E -I4 gg v 5 a 5 EEPF., Y- - - - ---. . A ,155 . S 1T ' vwf'w I A A- L -1' A - -- -4 sf --1 - - - - --fd-ALA Y- - YT?-RT: 5 il, -We--5- A Q 7 Senior 'illnrurhn - lil RALPH XVARREN PERKINS Barton, Marr. Cioil Engineering QA, Exeter Club, Cross Country Squad, Track Squad, College Cross 3' Country Team, Captain College Track Team. A ELMER GRANT PERL Minrieajoolir, Miriri. ' Agriculture Bandhu, College Crew, I, 2, 3, Class Vice-President, I, College Class 'President, I, Executive Committee, Chairman, I, Cap Burning Committee, I, Toastmaster College Banquet, 3, College Entertain- af ment Committee, 4, College Executive Committee, 4, Topiarian, xl Eastman Stage. HEBER 'WALLACE PETERS New York City Arts and Sciencer H CID A 9, Sphinx Head, Varsity Tennis Team, 2, 3, Freshman Advisory A Committee, 3, Chairman, 4, Assistant Nlanager Hockey Team, 3, Nlanager, 4, Nlinor Sports Representative to Major Sports Council, 4, General Spring Day Committee, 3, Junior Smoker Committee, Senior 4 General Committee, Life Secretary of Class of IQI4, Secretary of Cor- Ll nell University, 4. 1 I I I ARTHUR JACOB PEZOLD Bujfalo Agriculture Scalp and Blade. l l BURLEIGH NAMES PHELPS Soutli Edrnerton Agriculture Helios, Treasurer College Association, 3. li HAROLD DEAN PHILLIPS Brooklyn Agriculture ll JOHN ETARCH PHILLIPS Bridgeport, Conn. Civil Engineering NYENDELL EDGAR PHILLIPS Port feroif 1ll6C'h6l7ZiC6Zl Engineering 9 X, Cosmopolitan Club, Aero Club, Vice-President, 4, Klasque 'cMake- T J Up Man, 3, 4, C. E. C. A. Cabinet, 2, 3. 'T GUY LOCKHART PHILP Mt. Lebanon, Pa. Agriculture 4 J College Crew, 2, 3. , CHARLES ETAYHEVV PHINNY, JR. Brooklyn Jldechanical Engineering fr: E It. 44 FRANK ARTHUR PIERCE Concord, Marr. Law l A X, Freshman Baseball Team, Freshman Spring Day Committee, Sophomore Smoker Committee, Junior Smoker Committee, Election In Committee, Chairman, 2, 3, 4. EUGENE BTOULTON PINNEY Cedar Rapids, Iowa llleclianical Engineering Fi X11 T, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Glee Club, 3. E ROBERT PLAUT New York City Arty and Science: Cosmopolitan Club, Ethics Club, Deutscher Verein, Freshman Debate Club, Congress, Eugenics Club, hflenorah. I I LEON ELTON PLUMB .Macedon Art: and Science: .i Scroll and Spade, Assistant in Economics, State Scholarship, Debate 'P Union, Cornell Congress, Clerk, 2. JACOB JOHN POLLOCK New York City Agriculture Cosmopolitan Club, Dramatic Club, Freshman Football Squad, Varsity Track Squad, 3, Executive Committee, Dramatic Club. Il ll ' W P 'Wi' ' ' ' ' -f'-+T ' iv-2 '- Y- ' - - : 1. -. - .T.A--- 'Y::..:.- ..T'nrf1: 1'l'T'7l'5i'i -1-'ifl-1 -'rlf +ifftliE?'1?'L.:ii:'Y 'J ' L - - . - ----- I Elf' - - 5ek f ti IS4 WAY. ,.. .,,. S'QIf. gg5,1,- f,1'-.,??L-Y 323,555 ,. ljjlj, Q, .D J, iz- 1, I-,typ ' -L IA if - 4-45131, , g:G- f,j Senior Qrernrhe LEVVETTE BEAUCHAMP POLLOCR Alliance, Ohio Arty and Scieneer Raven and Serpent5 Cornell Dramatic Club5 Sage Dramatic Club, 45 Class Treasurer, 25 Class President, 35 Class Poet, 45 Chairman Stunt Committee, 25 Sage Basketball Team, 35 Secretary of Suffrage Club. BENJAMIN POLOGE New York City Civil Engineering T E CD5 Clinton Club. GIL RAEAEL PONCE Panaina City, Republic ofPana1na Law HERBERT BOWMAN POPE Haelrlonjield, N. f. . Civil Engineering A 95 T B H5 College Soccer Team, 2, 3, 4. V SAMUEL AUSTIN POPE River Eorert, Ill. Jlleclianical Engineering A T S25 Aflusical Clubs, 2, 3, 4. ' 'WILLIAM EDNVARD POPKIN Brooklyn Agriculture Z B T. LUIS A. DE PORRATA-IDORI.-X Ponce, P. R. ilafeelianieal Engineering ALFRED LATIMER POTTER Hampton, Conn. Art: and Seieneer College Crew, Sophomore Rush Team5 Sophomore Spring Day Com- mittee5 University Scholarship. BIILTON JEROME POWELL New York City Ivfeelianieal Engineering RUSSELL BOYD PRATT Toieanela, Pa. Nleelianical Engineering CID K E. J XVARD RLY PRATT Nnnda Mfeelianieal Engineering LEO GEORGE PRICE Brooklyn Veterinary Cosmopolitan Club5 Society' of Comparative Afledicine. JOHN PRINCE Korrnorclale, Ky. Nfeclianical Engineering DAVID COGSVVELL PROCTOR Beanrnont, Texas Jlleclianieal Engineering 415' E K. BYRON SAUNDERS PROPER Saratoga Springf Clternirtry Cornell Alasonic Club5 Cornell Chemists? Association, Electric Com- mittee, Alumni Secretary. LEWIS RICH,ARDSON PUFFER Wert Newton, Marr. Civil Engineering A T5 Rod and Bobg Glee Club, 3, 4. ARTHUR JAMES PUTNAM Deporit Arty and Science: JOHN BEAMAN PUTNAM Fredonia Law A CID F A5 QD A CID5 Sphinx-Headg Book and BOWI5 Freshman Track and Cross Country Tearns5 Sophomore Banquet Committee5 Junior Promenade Committee5 Senior Ball COmmittee5 Freshman Advisory Committee, 35 Ereshman Advisory Council, 45 Cornell Era Board, Aflanaging Editor, 3, Editor-in-Chief, 45 Cornell Daily Snn Board, 2, 3, 45 Vice-President Senior Class. A EDMOND URQUHART RACLAND Salirbnry, N. C. Civil Engineering A T S25 Pvramid5 Dixie Club. ISS 777 ,,W7 7 7. , ,Aviv -.-,, A ...-'WY . ,,. . W W . WW ----3.4-7 - -ff - . - -. I f, I. my-: ai-I 2 f A 1'-Y --if A . -iw --:L ., .R . 7 -,DL-.-T, AAA.. W - 77 ,.-7. , . 7177 Eveninr illernrhti FREDERICK WILLIAM RAHR Manitowoc, Wir. ' Art: and Sciences X il, K B CID, Sunday Night Club, Bench and Board, Dunstan, Cimex, Freshman Baseball Team, Sophomore Get-Together Committee, l Junior Nlember Senior Stunt Committee, Junior Spring Day Com- mittee, Senior Cap and Gown Committee. GEORGE WALLACE RAMSEY Deer Lodge, Morit. Architecture - K E, T B H, Gargoyle, L'Ogiye. ALFRED TVTAGILL RANDOLPH Boltiniore, Md. Civil Engineering SAMUEL JACKSON RAUB Lnzerne, Po. Agrienltnre LEROY PRESTON RAYNOR Riverhead Civil Engineering Deutscher Verein, College Cross Country Team, 2, 3. l CHARLES GUSTAVE REBMAN New York City llleelianieezl Engineering XNILLIAM NIAXWELL RECK Brooklyn Civil Engineering S2 A, Glee Club, 3, 4, Dramatic Club, 3, Assistant Property Nlanager, 3, College Tax Committee, 4, College Banquet Committee, 4, Sage Vesper Choir, 4, Nlusical Festival Chorus, 4, Cornell Civil Engineer Board, 2, 3, Business Blanager, 4, Treasurer-Association of Civil Engi- neers, 4. ARTHUR FRITHJOFF REEs, JR. Arheville, N. C. llleelianieal Engineering X CID, Beth L'Amed, Dunstan, Bench and Board, Cimex, Sunday Night Club, Dixie Club, Senior Ball Committee, Junior Promenade Com- mittee, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Freshman Banquet Com- mittee, Freshman Football Team, Varsity Football Squad, 2, 3, Varsity Football Team, 4. FRANK MILBURN REBS Pittrbiirglt, Po. Arts and Seieneer N11 T, K B CIP, Beth L'Amed, Bench and Board, Gemel Kharm, Sunday Night Club, Freshman Hockey Team, Varsity Hockey Team, 4, Cheer-Leader, Senior Stunt Committee, Junior Nights Committee: Sophomore Nights Committee, Freshman Spring Day Show Commit- tee, Spring Day Committee, 3, Duquesne, St. Luke's School Club. JESSE LENHART REESE Seattle, Woflz. Meehonieol Engineering H K N, A. I. E. E., Rocky hlountain Club, Sibley Banquet Committee. ALBERT STEPHEN REGULA New York City Civil Engineering College Tax Committee, 3, College Honor System Committee, 4, Col- lege Banquet Committee, 4, Cornell Civil Engineer Board, Junior Asso- ciate Editor, 3, Editor-in-Chief, 4. RALPH DAVID REID Selieneetody Arty and Science: ALBERT RAYNIOND REILLH' Woterton'n Civil Engineering WERNER FREDERICK REITH Dolgeville Agrienltnre l KZ A. i ALBERT EDWARD RENAUD, JR. Brooklyn Art: and Seieneef K XP, Les Cabotins, L,Alliance Francaise, Freshman Lacrosse Team, College Baseball Team, 3, College Soccer Team, 4, College Tax Com- mittee, State Scholarship. 7ip77 WW.- 7.W 7 1 7 .. el x, M.--7e.a7.7 WW.. . '77 -V-:Y-7 +-W-1 W---2-1 -En .-.---. s.W . T -.- -I-f - :' 1:11-W --4-f..f,.-1a-7-- -W. . 11 7-f---E-.. - - -K 186 -1 ,,,ew,:,f,,,-L... I , ,J Jw., 'Z f if .uit 1, an ,gil 7 , - ,V ,TE W in Sveninr iliernrha CHRISTIAN HERMAN REUMANN New Bedford, Mars. Mechariical Engineering A. S. Nl. E., Deutscher Verein, Treasurer, 3, 4, Lutheran Club, New England Club, State Scholarship. ROBERT PARKER REYNOLDS St. Louie, Mo. Artf and Sciencer K A, Beth L'Amed, Bench and Board, Sunday Night Club, Fleur-de-Lis, DONALD BALLARD RICE Scranton, Pa. Agriculture HAROLD RIEGELMAN New York City Art: and Sciencef Z B T, Clinton Club, President, 2, 3, Ethics Club, President, 2, 3, 4, Cosmopolitan Club, College Crew, I, College Smoker Committee, 2, Freshman Cap Burning Committee, Underclass Rush Committee, 2, Class Day Committee, 4, Freshman Debate Team, Captain, Varsity Debate Team, 3, Wlinner '94 hflemorial Debate Stage, 3, ,86 Debate Stage, 3, Artistic Editor IQI4 Cornellian, Cornell Widow Board, 4. FRANK OLIN RITTER ' New York City Art: and Sciencef Eleusis, Alembic, Sirrom, Assistant University Chime-Blaster, 3, Uni- versity Chime-Alaster, 4. JOSE DE CALAZANZ RIVERA Gurabo, P. R. Law Cosmopolitan Club, President Porto Rican Colony. LOIS CONANT HAYWARD ROBBINS Stamford, Conn. Arts and Science: K A 9. GEORGE GATES ROBINSON Weedfport , Civil Engineering A XA, Semaphore, Varsity Football Squad, 4, Student Conference Committee, 3, 4, Cap and Gown Committee. GORDON DUDLEY ROBINSON Baltimore, Md. Mechanical Engineering STURGIS M. ROBINSON Eart Weynioitth, Maxx. Agriculture FAYETTE LESTER ROCKWELL Hornell Civil Engineering K XII. LOUIS ARTHUR RODENHEISER Warner Civil Engineering Eleusis. RODRIGO BENNETT RODRIGUEZ Mapinii, Mexico Mecltanical Engineering A X A, Scabbard and Blade, Navy Day Hop Committee, 2, Aflilitary Hop Committee, 2, 3, First Lieutenant Cadet Corps, 2, Captain, 3. HAROLD LIVERMORE ROEHRIG Pafadena, Cal. ,Meclianical Engineering Z XII, Beth L'Amed. FRANCIS ELTON ROGERS Canandaigua Agriculture A Z, Janus, Hebs-Sa, College Baseball Team, Captain, 4, '86 Nlemorial Stage, 3, Eastman Stage, 3, President Agricultural Association, 3, Stock Judging Team, 2. GEORGE HENRY ROGERS Chicago, Ill. Artf and Sciencef NIAURICE EARLE ROGERS Terre Haute, Ind. Agriculture Topiarian. ,gry -wil 187 5, Z, lil 15 Aj' '33, -QE 1 .L Llsls i- LTKFQQT5. ft L1f!,i,l F' Sruinr Ilhrnrhia -REMINGTON ROGERS Brooklyn Law A E P, Janus, College Cross Country Team, 2, 3, Varsity Debate Team, 2, Leader, 3, 4, Election Committee, Class Prophet, 7Q4 Memorial Stage, 3, 4, '86 hlemorial Stage, 3, 'Winner Congress Declamation Stage, 2. TWILLIAM DONALD ROLPH JAMES RUSSEL ROOF New York City Newton, N. Llasque: Sibley Club, Festival Chorus. TNTABON POWELL ROPER . CID F A, Chicago Club, GAMALIEL SANFORD ROSE Rockford, Ill. Medicine Meeliariieal Engineering .Mechanical Engineering Crew Celebration Committee. Haekenfaek, N. A grienltnre A Z, Helios, College Soccer Team, College Banquet Committee, 3, College Tax Committee, 2, 4. HARRX' HENRY ROSENBERG Seattle, Wash. Agrienltnre EDWARD LEONARD ROSENFELD Flnfliing Artr and Seiencef SAMUEL ROSENZWEIG Nea' York City Civil Engineering Clinton Club, Cadet Band, I, 2, 3. RANDOLPH JOSEPH ROSHIRT Albany Chernirtry QA, Amnon, College Basketball Team, Captain Soccer and Baseball Teams, College Tax Committee, I, 2, College Associate Editor of Cornell Clzeinift. EDXVARD KERR ROTH JAMES NNINBURNE ROUTH FLETCHER EUGENE ROH'STEN OTTO ERNEST RUCRGABER P H P, Sophomore Spring EDWARD THOMPSON RUMMELE Acacia, Pyramid. JEAN NEAN NESS RUNDIO A CID, Frigga Fylgae, Adv CHARLES LITTLE RUSSELL A T A. LOUIS AUDENRIED SALADE, JR. X fb, hrlandolin Club. ELSE NTATHILDE SALESKI Finance Committee, Fairfield, Iowa Art: and Seieneef Itliaea Civil Engineering Aurora, Ill. tlleeliariieal Engineering Brooklyn Cioil Engineering Day Committee. .llanito-zeoe, Wir. Citfil Engineering Cenefeo A grienltnre anced Choir, 3, 4, Festival Chorus, 4. Enjalo Jlifeelianieal Engineering flffedford, Ore. llferiden, Conn. Deutscher Verein, History Club, Y. NY. C. A. LOUIS SALMOW Brooklyn CID B A, Bflenorah, Wvrestling Squad. SEPTIMIO CESAREO SARDINA Spanish-American Club. ALFRED SAVAGE Cardenaf, Cuba fllontreal, Canada Arte and Scieneef Art: and Seieneer .Meelianieal Engineering Ilfeelianieal Engineering Veterinary A 9, A XII, Cosmopolitan Club, Society of Comparative Aledicineg Class Fencing Team, 2, 3. A-f -- S 7 --.. -:.fu.. A-,.-um. . . 'i.::Ef5A'3 ,M A L . ISS f - 5,i'Q ?,L,-T,-I' L LCA ELL ll if li. fi LLL. ' fi - L Y- y 37151 --,E-Z-L-f A-E -LW ,fl,-aan +A-A- +Jnw -fa Sveniur ilvrnrha THORP DERICKSON S,-XWYER Tacorna, W'a:h. Cieil Engineering 'ID Z K. MARTIN FRANCIS SCANLON Scranton, Pa. . Arehigggrwg JACOB HOMER SCHELLENTRAGER Pittchnrgh, Pa. Mechanical Engineering CID A G. HARRY ERNEST SCHIRICK Kingfton Law Quill and Dagger, Aleph Samach, Dunstan, Freshman Baseball Team, Varsity Baseball Team, 2,.3, Captain, 4, Senior General Committee. ALBERT LAWRENCE SCHOFF Philaclelphia, Pa. Mechanical Engineering A T. EDWARD JOSEPH SCHROETER Marion, Ohio Mechanical Engineering A T, Class Spring Day Committee, 3, C. U. C. A. Boys, Clubs Com- mittee, Chairman, 4. LOUIS CHARLES SCHULTZE Brooklyn Civil Engineering Anvil Club, Nlabrique. ' CHRISTIAN SCHWVARTZ Detroit, lllich. Civil Engineering K XII, Freshman Banquet Committee, Junior Smoker Committee, Senior Executive Committee, Alumni Pledge Committee. SAMUEL SCHWARTZ New York City Civil Engineering OLGA PAULINE SCHWARZBACH Brooklyn ' Arif and Science: Raven and Serpent, Nlanager Basketball Team. EDWARD CECIL SCOFIELD Dil Bair, Pa. Arif and Seiencer WARREN RANDOLPH SCOTT Pirrfbnrgh, Pa. Mechanical Engineering K Z. ALBERT FRANCIS SEAGRAVE Wellefle3', Marr. Art: and Science: WILLIAM SEEMAN New York Ciiy Arif and Sciencef Nayati, Nlandolin Club, I, 2, 3, 4, University Orchestra, I, 2, 3, 4, La- crosse Squad, I, 2, Cap and Gown Committee, Cornell Annnalf Board. ANNA MARGARET SEIPP New York City Arty and Science: Chairman Junior Stunt Committee. JAMES NEIL SENEGAL Watertown Law Seal and Serpent. MYRON SERBY Syracnfe Agricnlznre EA M, Nlenorah, United States Volunteer Life-Saving Corps at Cor- nell, 3, 4. HAROLD LELAND SEYMOUR Syracnfe Arif and Sciencef fb A K, Cosmopolitan Club. RALPH LINCOLN SEYMOUR lllechanical Engineering Plainville, Conn. GODDARD SHACKELFORD Denver, Col. Mechanical Engineering B 9 H. NVILLIS SHACRELFORD Charlefton, S. C. Mechanical Engineering ,7, - ,L--W 5 A. - .Y ,sn YY Y -.Ter-,ln-fi, rw + TV, L , W. f 'S T-': 7 ? 'I 7 F' If 2' u P' l I V 7 l A I7 I l F L V 5' if R Y 189 a, - --f--- ----- 1-..,,.--frww... Y., .rf .. . .J . ge, ., ti I. .,.., ,R-v. T U Ae, .,.f,.f I, 1, .,,...1 ,at .,,..,1.. Seninr ilivrnrha ROBERT HELLER SHANER Boyertown, Pa. A K E, Freshman Baseball Team. lVIIcHAEL HENRY SHANLY NVILLIAM NICHOLAS SHANNON,-I EARL SIGNOR SHAW ARTHUR NIOORE SHELTON Brinijielcl, Ma::. New York City Waltori Dunkirk Mechanical Engineering Law Civil Engineering 4 Agriculture Art: and Science: GAX, Sphinx Head, Dunstan, Beth L'Amed, S. 8: S., Varsity Track Team, 2, 3, Captain, 4, Class Track Team, I, 2, Captain, I, Class Athletic Director, I, 2, Chairman Senior Ball Committee, Junior Promenade Committee, SophomOre,CotilliOn Committee, Sun- day Night Club, Freshman Advisory Committee, 3. NYE SHEN Foochow, China Mechanical Engineering Cornell Chinese Students' Club, Cosmopolitan Club, College Soccer Team, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT ERIC SHERLOCK Canton, Ohio Art: and Science: fb E K, Sunday Night Club. CHARLOTTE TILDEN SHERMAN Bujfalo Agriculture A O H, Election Committee, 2, Temporary Committee Chairman, 4. ROBERT CHARLES SHOEMAKER Portland, Me. Agriculture K A P, Hebs-Sa, Aero Club, College lNflusical Clubs, Nlanager, 4, Col- lege Track Team, 3, College Baseball Team, 3, 4, Student Loan Fund Committee, 3, Chairman, 4, College Executive Committee, 3, Vice- President College Association. RALPH NIERTON SHULTZ Skaneatele: Civil Engineering A X A, Pyramid. HAROLD NVARD SIBERT Gatun, Panarna tlleclianical Engineering CID K XII, T B H, Varsity Fencing Team, 2, 3, Captain, 4. EDMUND DUVAL SICKELS ' We:t Nyack Art: anal Science: Cornell Aero Club, Cornell Boating Association, C. U. C. A. CLIVE HOWARD SICKMON Buffalo Chemi:try A X E, Scalp and Blade. JOHN ELGIN SIMONDS Roclte:ter Art: and Science: E N, Sesomah, Fencing Team, Nlanager, 4, Junior Feed Committee, Freshman Banquet Committee, Arts Spring Day Committee, 3. - BERTHA HELEN SIMPSON Somerset Y. MARY ADELAIDE SISSON NTADALINE LOUISE SKEELS fl? B K. CHARLES BAILEY SKINNER CHARLES LESLIE SLOCUM HOLLIS BROOKS SMILEY New York City Canandaigua Owego New Berlin Ithaca Groton Art: and Science: Art: and Science: Art: and Science: Veterinary Agriculture Agriculture NTAH . ei fle1A.aL1: :.ag,,,w5.31i5 - f-, LE, - ,re-Sf1y'3?'?17--T'ji-'Zn 7' -f . ffe --H 'iw-Z 7 n. A av- M -les GR-f-2 - 77- ff L H. MYW .. . Y..-A Y. IQO V .ii , ' .5 1- -f-gg-T-L -'EZ f-,1 ---i--iw--W ,L -Ai ., - A -- WL,-,V . , . A A-, - - -6- A A A.. 2.722277 W, Y , .- .A ,A . . ,I .I I . - 7- 3 . :a1e.A,,Yf,lf,g, -- il-Ag: . lg 4 ,J Eb., 'wg-JL L, X I 4 . lf . Senior ZKPIUYIIE il, . T ARTHUR LEWIS SMITH Catskill Veterinary , A XII, Society of Comparative hfledicine, College Basketball Team. BENJAMIN LECOMPTE SMITH Baltimore, Md. CioilE1igirieeririg A X A, lVlaryland Club, Southerners. ll CHARLES HARBAUGH VVATT SMITH Lo: Alrigelef, Cal. lllecliauical Eugiueeririg A T SZ, T B H, H KN, Les Cabotins, Rocky lWOuntain Club, Class 111 Track Team, I, Class Spring Day Committee, 2, Alumni Pledge T l Committee, 4. DOUGLAS ALFRED SMITH Brooklyn Art: and Science: l Glee Club, I, 2, 3, Leader, 4, Class Quartet, I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Nights l Committee, Grchestra, 3, College Trio, College Quartet, Vesper Choir, 2, 3, 4, Aflusical Festival, I, 4. ELIOT CONGDON SMITH Birigliarutori Art: aria? Scieucef l FRANKLIN DU BOIS SMITH Bart Cliatliam Veterinary Cosmopolitan Club, Deutscher Verein, Society of Comparative Nledicine. HAROLD EARLE SMITH Brooklyn MeckauicalBrigiriee1'iug JAMES HENRY SMITH Grarioille, Ohio Mechariical Eugirieeririg fi JESSE SHERWOOD SMITH Elmira Arty aria? Scieucef ii Savage Club, Owls, 'hflanuscript Club, Scabbard and Blade, Nlasque, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club, Cast, 2, Secretary, 3, President, 4, Freshman 'fl Advisory Committee, 3, 4, Freshman Advisory Council, 4, Winner Ill of the Frances Sampson Fine Arts Prize, 2, First Lieutenant Cadet rl Corps, 4, State Scholarship. LOREN BARTLETT SMITH Truro, Nova Scotia Agriculture lj Cosmopolitan Club, Jugatae, Deutscher Verein, I, 2, 3, Varsity Hockey Team, 2, 3, Varsity Soccer Team, 4, College Soccer Team, 2, 3, Man- ager, 4, Varsity Cricket Team, 2, College Glee Club, I, 2, Wilhelm Tell Cast, I. L ELMER SNYDER Kiuclerliook Agriculture RALPH SHANNON SOLLETT Golcljielal, Iowa CioilBugiriee1'irLg RUSSELL LOWELL SOLOMON Ciuciuriati, Ohio Cheruiftry ANTONIO CARLOS PAULA SOUZA Sao Paulo, Brazil Cioil Erigiueeririg BERNICE LEE SPENCER Peririelloille Art: and Science: A A A, Raven and Serpent, Class Crew, I, 2, 3, Class Executive Com- mittee, I, Y. VV. C. A., Vice-President, 2, Social Chairman, 3, Bible .Ili Study, 4, Sage Dramatic Club, Sports and Pastimes, Somerset Y, Class 3rd Vice-President, 4, Sage House President, 4, Cap and Gown Committee. ' l A i RAMSAY SPILLMAN Wafliirigtori, D. C. Medicirie A X P. 'V EVAN LLOYD SPRAGUE Braruiou, Vt. Law X XII, Beth L7Amed, Varsity Football Squad, 4. ll ,J V . , W- -71, - ,, ug LY, , . 1?-7 Y- I.-F ' , , ,iii ii ,A '3f'i5::.:' 1, .K ,111-fe' , . ' IQI Svvuinr llvrurhia ii BROWER COX SPRANSY lfffafhington, D. C. Mechanical Engineering EA E, Sphinx Head, Aleph Samach, Senators, Varsity Crew, 2, 3, Freshman Crew, Chairman Senior Banquet Committee, Junior General Committee, Sophomore Banquet Committee, Class Crew Director, 3, 4, Vice-President C. U. C. A. ' F4 ALVAN HUEY STACK Scranton, Pa. Mechanical Engineering it K 2, H K N. A DAVID VINTON STAHL Warhirtgtori, D. C. Mechanical Engineering lg 9 E, Junior Smoker Committee. I EDWARD RAY STAPLEY Genereo Ciuil Engineering 4 T B H, State Scholarship. CHARLES BOWMAN STARR Sewicleley, Pa. Mechanical Engineering , K xr. fi EDWARD R. STEEL Kanfaf City, Mo. Veterinary A Nlf, Society of Comparative hfledicine. HENRY BAKE STEER Albany Agriculture Albany Club, University Orchestra. HADLEY CARRUTHERS STEPHENSON Ogclenrhurg Agriculture RAYMOND FREDERICK STEVE Pittrforci Agriculture li, A Z, Hebs-Sa, College Baseball Team, 2, College Basketball Team, 2, 3, Captain, 4, Rochester Fruit Stage, Eastman Debate Stage. HAROLD VVAIT STEVENS Pittrburgh, Pa. .Mechanical Engineering it H K N. J STODDARD TVTORE STEVENS, JR. Raine Artr and Sciencef i . 44 XII T, Book and Bowl, Nlasque, 3, 4, Freshman Banquet Committee, Junior Promenade Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee, 3, 4. ARTHUR LOUIS STOCKSTROM . St. Louir, Mo. Mechanical Engineering iljw A T A, Sphinx Head, Sunday Night Club, Book and Bowl, Assistant Business hianager Cornell Widow, 2, hflanager, 3, 4, Freshman Spring Z 'J Day Committee, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Junior General Committee, Senior General Committee, Freshman Advisory Com- , mittee,-3, 4. ffm T MEAD MVILMER STONE New Brighton Mechanical Engineering 41, 9 E, A. S. Nl. E., Treasurer, 3, Vice-President, 4, Sibley Club, Sibley Cross Country Team, 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Banquet Committee, Flag Rush Team, 2, Class Recording Secretary, 2, Executive Committee, 3, fm Alumni Pledge Committee, 4, Chairman Sibley Banquet Committee, 4, Chairman C. U. C. A. Entertainment Committee, 4. NORMAN STEWART STONE Waiifail, Wir. Arty and Science: '1 A QD, Quill and Dagger, Book and Bowl, Sunday Night Club, hlanager Freshman Baseball Team, 3. ALBERT STOVER, JR. Bujalo Art: and Sciences K 111, Deutscher Verein. 4 iw. 9. 192 i'7'?TiTl.f 'IQ?.'.s'i25i1eE3?Q 'T 157231 .Lilli ,ff-1,ffQ3 ff5T1i'f,T.iI A T5 f?? ?' - 5r??LTf':2?f- ' Swninr Returns ' DONALD PIERPONT STRAHAN Glee Club, 3, 4. CARL NVALDEMAR STRAUSS EDWARD DU BOIS STRYKER, JR. LOUIS SHERMAN STUDE HARRY JOSEPH SUITS DONALD FRASER SULLIVAN A A CP. FRANCIS JOHN SULLIVAN RICHARD ELVIN JEWELL SUMMERS Wajnpirigeriy Falla' St. Louir, Mo. New Yorle City Houston, Texar Corriirig Detroit, Mich. Saratoga Karifar City, Mo. Arty and Scieiicef Agriculture Arty arid Science: Agriculture Civil Eiigirieeriiig Civil Erigirieeriiig Art: ami Sciericef Civil Erigirieerirtg Scabbard and Blade, Cosmopolitan Club, Senior Associate Editor The Corrtell Aririualr, 4, Military Hop Committee, 4, First Lieutenant Cadet Corps, 3, Captain, 4, Major, 4. VVILLIAM FORSTER SUMMERS Karirar City, Mo. Civil Eugiueerivig Nlinnesota Club. ROBERT ALLEN SWALM Pottrville, Pa. Mechanical Engineering E N, Glee Club, Junior Quartet, Freshman Cap Burning Committee. BYRON LATHAM SWAN Rochefter Law A X, Book and Bowl, Sophomore Banquet Committee, Freshman Aditi- sory Committee, Managing Editor IQI4 Corrielliari JOHN JUDSON SWIFT .llliclclleport Agriculture A 1' P, Hebs-Sa, Agricultural Nlusical Clubs, 2, Agricultural Spring Day Committee, 2, General Committee, Farmers' Week, 3, C. U. C. A. Cabinet, 3, President Agricultural Junior Class, 3, Cornell Couritrymari Board, 2, 3, Business lWanager, 4, Vice-President, Pomology Club, 4, College Honor System Committee, 4, President Agricultural Asso- ciation, 4, Eastman Stage, 4. ISAK WILLIAM TAMOR New York City Agriculture fl? E II, Agricultural blandolin Club, 4. HUGO ANTHONY TASSINARI New York City Medicirze Cosmopolitan Club, Dramatic Club, 2, Wlrestlingi Championship, IIS pounds, 3, 'Wrestling Team, 3. J CHARLES NIUNDY TAYLOR Camcleri, N. Art: and Sciertcer Somerset Y, Freshman Debate Team. ELBERT ALDRICH TAYLOR J HARRY VAN TAYLOR JOHN ROBERT TEALL A Z, Hebs-Sa, Junior Varsity Judging Team, 3. NAI TEE Cosmopolitan Club. CHARLES JOHN TEHLE Rocherter Mechaiiical Erigirieeririg Spericerport Agriculture Lyfartcler Agriculture Crew, 3, University Orchestra, 2, Stock Baugleole, Siam Agriculture Chicago, Ill. Mechariical Engineering A. S. Nl. E., College Cross Country Team, 4, Sibley College Association. 13 193 - -i , f+A .MEf:tA1-41. -T-Luv 1' 'i- 35 E' ' f I, 1' -v fr ,f R, jf -N, - f- - . fee in Y- 1' R ' ' K -N.. - .-- -, ,M ,iifff-1: - - - A - -- A -- .. . A.-. A. Aft.-fe .AY-..gY:+i'1 if-elm - .A , - ,-,,,, ,L,,,I.. -. g . la.p .. YNY Svrninr illrrnrhe CURTIS VERBURG TER KUILE Montvale, N. f. Mechanical Engineering it CID Z K, Sunday Night Club, Dunstan, Sphinx Head, lVIanager Freshman . Football Team, Freshman Banquet Committee, Sophomore Smoker Committee, Chairman Junior Nights Committee, Senior Stunt Com- F mittee, Freshman Advisory Committee, Interfraternity Executive Committee. E HOWARD PIERCE TERRY Baltirnore, Md. Law ROGER GREENE TEWSKBURY Cleveland, Ohio Art: and Sciences . HERBERT ALBERT THOMPSON ' Greenwich Agriculture 'V K A P, Cornell Countryrnan Board. , HAROLD JULIAN THOMPSON Eau Claire, Wir. Electrical Engineering 2 N, H K N. NATALIE BROOKES THOMPSON Broolelyn Agriculture 9 A O H, Raven and Serpent, Class Basketball Team, Class Crew, Vice- President Y. VV. C. A., Agricultural Honor System Committee. F I V SAMUEL NIABLE THOMSON Delhi Agriculture F HAROLD WOOS'fER THORNE Peekfleill Mechanical Engineering A T Q. CHARLES VVELCH THORNELL Batavia Agriculture K A P, Helios. l GEORGE BOULTON THORP Pittrhurgh, Pa. Art: and Sciences 3 9 A X, Duquesne, Freshman Crew. HENRY AUGUSTUS TILDEN Pittrjielcl, M aff. Architecture 9 A X, Spring Day Committee, Chairman, 3, hflandolin Club, I, 2, 3, 4. H LYNN BYRON TIMMERIVIAN Liana, Ohio Mechanical Engineering i 9 A X, Sphinx Head, Aleph Samach, Cimex, Gemel Kharm, Cornell l Daily Sun, I,-2, 3, Nlanaging Editor, 4, General Committee, 4, Sopho-C tt more Smoker Committee, Chairman Freshman Banquet Commit- l tee, Freshman Advisory Committee, Spring Day Committee, 3, A. S. Nl. E., A. I. E. E., President Junior Class. I ROBERT ROY TINSLEY Chicago, Ill. Art: and Sciences , fl? P A. ELI NIELVIN TISDALE Union City, Tenn. Architecture Gargoyle, Southerners. EDGAR BRONSON TOLMAN, IR. Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering CID Z K. ' THOMAS STEVENS TOWLE Stanton, Mich. Electrical Engineering DAVID VVILLIAM TOWNSEND Manila, P. I. Civil Engineering ,I ill Pi?-Ii. A Wrg-eq Y :I -7 , , -- fa .Y L A-.wt Q- .H Sf. . YYYY .sH -rf?-1u. --::f11l9i . 7,4 F-l, A, 1. -. . Y 7, t rf,--ff el ,S ' :E YE, , It . iw.-ff. ---Yi-f -- - Q 3 -+1jR ,g3-.a -' -ZS. 194 l I I. L.- LAI... . . .ere ALE., . iI-- Le.: H - f L. -- Sveninr ilivrnrhu LEONARD CARR TREMAN Rochefter Agriculture A I' P, Masque, Sesomah, Freshman Track Team, Freshman Cross Country Team, Spring Day Committee, I, Executive Committee, I, Track Director, 2, Class Rush Team, 2, Executive Committee, 3, Freshman Advisory Committee, 4, Agricultural Musical Clubs, I, 2, 3, 4, Manager, 3, Agricultural Tax Committee, 2, 3, 4. VVILLARD WILSON TROXELL ' T B H, Maryland Club. EDWIN SUMMERS TRUESDELL, JR. Baltimore, Mcl. Civil Engineering Binghamton Mechanical Engineering A. S. M. E., Freshman Advisory Committee, 3, 4, Sibley Banquet Committee, 4, Cheer-Leader, 4, State Scholarship. lNfTONG KANG TSEN Chungleing, China Mechanical Engineering TBH,A.I.E.E. JAMES BARNES TUCKER Provo, Utah Artr and Science: LELIA EVELYN TUPPER Port Milly, Vt. Artf and Sciencer A T A, Deutscher Verein, Alliance Francaise, Somerset Y. CHARLES LESLIE TURLEY Portrrnouth, Ohio Mechanical Engineering A T. WILLIANI WOOD TURNER NTABEL BLANCHARD TUTHILL A A A, Class Vice-President, I, WILLIAM CLARENCE UHRI, IR. B 9 H, Cornell Widow Board. ERWIN CHARLES UIHLEIN X SAMUEL GIBSON UPDEGRAFF, IR. E X, Helios. WILLIAM HAZLETT UPSON Eoanfton, Ill. Mechanical Engineering Port fejerfon Arty and Sciencer Secretary Y. 'W. C. A. Cabinet, 2. St. Louir, Mo. Architecture Milwaukee, Wir. Law N ewherry, Pa. Agriculture New York City Agriculture Huntington Club, Agricultural Nlandolin Club, hflanuscript Club, Alliance Francaise, Les Cabotins, Freshman Lacrosse Team. ROBERT NNILLIAM GLENROIE VAIL Rornuluf Art: and Sciencer KA P, Cornell Progressive Club, Cornell Prohibition League, 3, 4, Somer- set Y, 3, State Scholarship, Corresponding Nlember of the Gntario County Historical Society. JOHN CROTHERS VANATTA, IR. Broolzrton, Incl. Agriculture Cornell Masonic Club. ANDREW VAN BENSCHOTEN New Kingrton Agriculture K A P, College Cross Country Team, I. ' DANIEL FITZGERALD VANDERLYN Ellenoille .Mechanical Engineering Freshman Cross Country Team, Varsity Basketball Squad, 2, College Basketball, I, 3, Captain, 4, State Scholarship. GEORGE HERBERT VANN EDGAR HOWARD VANT Richmond Hill Veterinary Ithaca Law 195 MMA, Y, , ,. VY, L , . ,. ,,., . . ,, - 1 ,--,. , -X,-AE., , 4-,-, . .M . 441114 -A -- Erninr iliernrim JOSEPH VAXRA Silver Creek Veterinary SZ T Eg Society of Comparative Nledicineg College Cross Country, Soccer and Track Teams, College Athletic Director. CHARLES ERROL VAUGHN Danbury, Conn. Cheniirtry Bandhu, Alembic. VVILLIAM KARL VON FABRICE Wilton, Conn. Forertry EDWARD DAVID VOSBURY Binghamton Agriculture Ovvlsg College Glee Club, 35 Executive Committee Agricultural Asso- ciation, Cornell Countryinan Board. CHARLES REDFIELD VOSE Ithaca Mechanical Engineering HENRY NAZER WADE Los Angeler, Cal. .Mechanical Engineering Bandhug H K Ng Rocky Nlountain Club. HAROLD WELLINGTON WALKER Fredonia Agriculture ROBERT BRUCE WALLACE New York City Agriculture KAUFMAN WALLACH Mount Vernon Arty and Sciencer HOWARD KELLY NVALTER Sharprburg, Pa. Art: and Science: Z XII, Beth L'Amed, Savage Club, Aleph Samachg Bench and Board, Cornell Masque, Baseball Team, Assistant Manager, 3, Manager, 4, Freshman Advisory Committee, Sophomore Stunt Committee, Junior Nights Committee, Senior Class Day Committee. VV IRT WARD WALTON V St. Louiy, .Mo. Architecture A T A, Gemel Kharmg Undineg L,Ogive5 Freshman Advisory Com- . mittee, 3. IN TSO WANG Canton, China Agriculture Cosmopolitan Club. JOHN CARLTON WARD, JR. New York City .Mechanical Engineering A. S. M. E., Sibley Club, VVinner Novice Boxing, 158 pounds, 3, Sibley Banquet Committee, 35 Senior Engineering Debate, 3. KENNETH GSWALD WARD Candor Foreftry A 95 College Cross Country Team, I, Captain, 25 Varsity Track Team 35 Varsity Cross Country Team, 4. FRANCIS WEST NVARDLE Catfkill Agriculture Lazy Club, American Genetic Association, New York State Plant Breeders' Association. MORGAN WASHBURN, JR. New York City Mechanical Engineering H K Ng State Scholarship. EDWARD FISK WATSON Rofcoe Mechanical Engineering I-I KN, T B H, Mandolin Club, 2, 3, 4, State Scholarship. FLOYD BROWNELL WATSON Wolcott Art: and Sciencer College Soccer Team, State Scholarship. STANLEY HEDRICK WATSON Douglarton Agriculture CLARENCE WENTWORTH WEBBER Bergen Veterinary A NP, Society of Comparative lVledicine. 196 M L, . , .E , A ,. ., .. . .Wa . il. 1 i ., N 7 l Z Q. 1+ -1-14351 - --' Hifi '19 2 ' 'lf-11,7 Y 'irl2 i ' l Sveninr Quzrnrhu . 53 ADRIAN KENNEDY WEBSTER Chicago, Ill. Civil Engineering l Junior Nights Committee, Freshman Banquet Committee, Finance l Committee, I, Class Treasurer, I, Rifle Team, 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club, il Secretary, 3, President, 4. A JNIARY ELMINA VVEBSTER Victor Agriculture ABRAPIAM BERNARD YVEINBERG New York City Electricezl Engineering E Cornell Aero Club, Chess Club, Sibley Association, A. I. B.. E., Music Festival Chorus, I, Advanced Choir, I. NIILTON 'WEINSTEIN Brooklyn EACID, Amnon, Nlenorah, Deutscher Verein, Eugenics Club, Ethics Alrtf and Sciences ll Club, Arts Feed Committee, 2, College Soccer Team, 2, 3, Captain, 4, Rifle Club. BENJAMIN HARRY WEISBROD Arnrtereloni Arty and Sciencef RICHARD MATHER VVEISER Holyoke, llflczrf. . New England Club, A. I. E. E., A. S. M. E. .1 HOWARD CLARKE RVELLMAN ARTHUR STANTON XVELLS JOSEPH JULIUS VVELLS . JOHN ARTHUR FREDERIC WENDT ELMER KRAUS VVEPPNER 5 VICTOR HERMAN WERNER '19 BK, T B H. ROBERT JOHN WEST l BRADLEY LONGWELL WHEELER HoRATIo QUINCY 'WHEELER 4 PAUL T. VVHEELER RAYMOND BAIRD RVHITE' A CHARLES SMITH WHITNEY . TBH. GUY FRANK VVHITNEY ' K E A, The Skull. WVILLIAM NELLIGAN YVHITNEY GLENN JUsTUs VVIGHT Perry Mecliariical Engineering A1-tr and Sciencef Chriftniczf Cove, lVIe. .Mechanical Engineering Itliczccz New York City Bnjczlo Nayati, Scalp and Blade, Glee Club, 3, 4. Brooklyn Detroit, lllich. Penn Yon Portland, Me. Orcliezrcl Park Karim: City, Mo. Brczelforcl, Pez. New Hartford, Conn. Getter Fowler Alrtr and Sciences Cheniiftry Arty and Science: Civil Engineering Civil Engineering - Algricnltnre .Mechanical Engineering Civil Engineering Arts and Sciences Civil Engineering Civil Engineering Civil Engineering .filgricnltnre Round-Up Club, College Tax Committee, 2, Agricultural Association Executive Committee, 3. :HARRY SQUIRE XVILBUR Clayton Cornell Nlasonic Club, United States Volunteer Life-Saving Corps, Cornell Division, State Scholarship. Low RAE JOHN VVILCOX DeRnyter Agriculture Louis PHILIP NVILD Canton, Ohio I Arif and Sciencer , A T, Aflandolin Club, 3, 4, Cadet Band, I, 2, University Orchestra, I, 3. 197 '59 A 112-3 ' i as-'T-5 JOHN GEROW WILKIN JEL 0.913 if'0E2NEfLLTa-PATH? Elligifif' ' Sveninr ilbernrhu Newburgh Agriculture 4 Helios, Scroll and Spade, Vice-President, 4, Round-Up Club, Executive Committee of Senior Class, Secretary of Agricultural Class, 4, Agri- cultural Spring Day Committee, I. ARTHUR PERRY VVILLIAMS CLIFFORD THEODORE VVILLI Honeoye Agriculture AMS Norwalk, Ohio Civil Engineering B 9 H, Semaphore, Sophomore Banquet Committee, Freshman Advi- sory Committee, 3, 4. FRANCIS EDGAR NVILLIAMS Warhingtori, D. C. Artr and Science: A 9 fb, Seal and Serpent, Senators, Deutscher Verein, Alliance Francaise. HENRY DARWIN WILLIAMS Utica Law E N, A 9 CID, Election Committee, 2, 3. HUGH WILLIAMS Salt Lake City, Utah Art: and Sciencer GEORGE NIORRISON VVILLIAMSON Brooklyn .Mechanical Engineering A X P, Sphinx Head, Aleph Samach, Mabrique, Anvil, Varsity Foot- ball Team, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Football Team, Football Director, I, 3, Freshman Cap Burni ng Committee, Sophomore Smoker Committee, Senior Banquet Committee. ARTHUR VVATSON NVILSON Skull, Banjo Club, I, Rochester Fruit Stage. DOROTHY GAY WILSON Eaft Orange, N. Agriculture 2, Leader, 3, Secretary Agricultural Class, 3, New York City Art: anal Sciencef Sage Dramatic Club, University Dramatic Club, Junior Stunt Com- mittee. FRED EPHRAM WILSON Fredonia Veterinary A XII, Society of Comparative Nledicine, College Basketball Team, 2, 3,4, College Soccer Team, 21 College Baseball Team, 2, 3. HOWARD GILBERT WILSON Ithaca Law MEREDITH CHESTER 'WILSON Hebron Agriculture Helios, Stock Judging Team, Assistant in Farm Crops, Treasurer, Agri- cultural Class, 4, Agricultural Association Executive Committee, Vice- President Somerset Y. ' - WILLIAM SCOTT WILSON A T A. CLARENCE A. WIMPFHEIMER RAYMOND WINTERS Society of Comparative Cross Country Team, BERNARD WISELTIER HENRY NVISELTIER Sirrom Club, Forestry EUGENE LEWIS 'WOLEE Nlaryland Club, Colleg H ' A-are --E..-f -.,.--- - ,,,,-- - V - --- - Aurora, Ill. Mechanical Engineering New York City, Artr and Sciencef Seneca Falla Veterinary hfleclicine, College Soccer Team, I, 2, 3, College I. New York City Agriculture New York City Foreftry Club, Varsity Tennis Team, 2. Baltimore, Mel. .Mechanical Engineering e Soccer Team, I, 2, Varsity Lacrosse Squad, 3. YE.-qw,-Lf AWD, ,.xu,...,,-I-. A-4,1-1. :J14- - f,.v,v-S -- ., -4 --1-----Y -I-A -A - --- ----ls at 4- A- -7 Avi- --A ew- A- A 198 +-Nil-1' - --vw lf ' 7 4 L44 x ,f fri, -,j if--g 4' -4 .f .- Y .--- . -,EMA-Jeff.: --l ---- - -- If II , A IJ lf. -I .I I .WW -7- . -E,-2 - - -, .11-W.. . A-1?,Ie.--171W - I Y --- Y.-- -IA . - - .. .. -H .IW W, .. . ., I...- 7..,,, Q.. . . 4, . Sreninr iliernrhii JOHN SELLMAN WOOLLEN Baltirnore, Md. Agriculture Nlaryland Club. CLARE CORBY WooLsToN Pitt:ford Agriculture CLARENCE WAKEFIELD WORCESTER Canton, Ohio Architecture E CID, Savage Club, L7Ogive, Masque, Chorus, I, Cast, 2, 3, 4, Cornell Annual: Board, President 1914 Architects, 2, Sophomore Stunt Com- mittee, Chairman Sophomore Rush Committee, Sophomore Spring Day Committee, Senior Class Day Committee. CHARLES ARTHUR WRIGHT Perth Arnlroy, N. Agriculture Freshman Advisory Committee. ' FREDERICK NTILLER WRIGHT Su:quehanna, Pa. Mechanical Engineering GAG, Cosmopolitan Club, Nlandolin Club, University Orchestra, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee, 4. LEWIS HORATIO WRIGHT Niagara Fall: Veterinary SZ T E, Society of Comparative Nledicine. MARY EVALENA WRIGHT Ithaca Agriculture A T A, Frigga Fylgae, Nominating Committee, 25 Junior Agricultural Survey, Advanced Choir, 4. WILLIAM BURKE WROTH ' Albuquerque, N. M. Mechanical Engineering CHARLES YAHN Lakewood, N. j. Mechanical Engineering IRA DEWITT YODER VVoo:ter, Ohio Agriculture RAY SEDRIC YOUMANS Well:hridge Veterinary S2 T E, Society of Comparative Nledicine, College Soccer Team. SPENCER EAMES YOUNG Chicago, Ill. Art: and Science: TSU NIAI YU Soochow, Kiang:u, China Agriculture WIILLIAM JOHN ZABEL Roche:ter Civil Engineering LOUIS TSAAC.ZAGOREN Brooklyn Civil Engineering Beta Samach, Cosmopolitan Club, Nlenorah, College Track Team, 35 ' Undergraduate Scholarship, State Scholarship. JosE ANTONIO ZAMBRANA fuana Diaz, P. R. Art: and Science: TQENNETH GLADSTONE ZEIGER Montclair, N. Mechanical Engineering A. S. Nl. E., Cosmopolitan Club. CARL LUTHER ZINSSMEISTER New York City Agriculture S2 A, Freshman Debate Club, Eastman Stage, Second Prize, I, Peace Stage, 2, 3. FRANK PIERCE ZUBER Chili Veterinary YPIEN-CHUNG ZUNG Shanghai, China Cherni:try American Chemical Society. DAVID VVILFRED ZURICH New York City Art: and Science: College Cross Country Team, 2, 3, College Track Team, 2, 3. If - x -.i aw k...I:s.Y'. 5 -- -,I -V 199 l .7 I l ll l l I E :I 7 V l 7 I I 2 i Z 7 1 v I 1 Q-W! MNA., OO '-, ,,,. ,,7,,g-l 5,3 .L QILIL, J Jl 43: C,'..9,ii.i,f'1 - ------3 - -1,1,,.-f4':'w,, , --v 7 214- - 4' -:-af'i - --n ,.qy.,1. g:w. :iii '..fvLT.-,-li s 'A w., s. ,Q ,,, ,4'mzaw JB vgr, 2OI ?- -TisS ' :491.1- --.+-Iflfswgrg iff 1 7 - L 5 F' ff' 'Y' ' 71'-'W ' I 1 ' H -tx 2 2. L F --f F ' T-:ff-W, 7313 '1 :in 1 , 1' '-va X'i '7i:'E:w 1 ' 4 A v x x ' 202 4 J i :7??:?-T,li T!f '3fT 'H' f max., 71. 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N Qj2il1Y1i f'f:3i 4 i Zeta Hai Founded 1846 iKnIl uf Glhapheru University of New York VVilliarns College Rutgers College University of Pennsylvania Colby College Tufts College Lafayette College University of Michigan Bowdoin College Cornell University University of California University of Toronto Columbia University lVlcGill University Case School of Applied Science Brown University University of North Carolina Yale University Leland Stanford, Jr., University University of Virginia University of Nlinnesota University of Illinois University of YVisconsin ... ,U-,,-,f -W' x,5Ys5,f,..iY: E55 ..,- 1355 ' ' ' 7 's3 k 'YL K ,A A ,-:A sI4nsAs, ZIO 1, .-. 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DUVAL RADFORD GOLDTHWAITE JOHN JOSEPH HANIGHEN THOMAS IKENNETH JOHNSTON VVALTER ROWE LALLEY LOUIS KNODE NEFF CLARENCE TILLEY GXPVIN A YVHITNEY I JOHN SHANAHAN LEWIS JOHN BROWN NICKEE STERLING TOMKINS KENNETH BAIRD XVARNER PHILLIPS VVYMAN I .,.S,. 211 'wr gi 'Iwi' ,f-5 fi ig IRIX 'ii iff ,III-I w. .1 -hwy II-III Viv im UIIIMLEEI' ALPHA BETA GAMMA DELTA EPSILON . ZETA ETA THETA IOTA LAMBDA MU NU XI. OMICRON . RHO PHI CHI PSI OMEGA . ALPHA CHI SIGMA THE 1915 CORNELLIAN Glhi 1516 Founded at Princeton 1824 3'Ku11 nf Ghapiern University of Virginia NIassachusetts Institute of Technology Emory College Rutgers College Hampden-Sydney College Franklin and hflarshall College University of Georgia Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Ohio State University University of California Stevens Institute of Technology A University of Texas Cornell University Sheffield Scientiflc School, Yale Lafayette College Amherst College Dartmouth College' Lehigh University Georgia Institute of Technology Ohio 'Wesleyan University University of Illinois . A- 1 I If-if---I-.fi-.W - 4-.L Lfiiiol- -:lLe-ffl gi-A4-Arvnzw Nu 4 ,,,,.,,mnI4nIn.,,, --.L N E? px I lI II I7 E3 li Z I I. I I I I I 7 Sn I li II I I I I I I I li l A I I Kar 'I lu KI I l. F I F If 7 I. I Ili F I I 7 Q57 A 212, III .W l, III II Iii I I 3:' f:1z3: E5g THE lglg, Cgygy ELLIAN Iii? Xi Glhapirr Established in 1868 Eifratm' in Ilktruliain FRANK IRVINE EHrz1irr5 in 'Hrhr ARTHUR NORMAN GIBB WILLIAM TORREY NIORRIS VVILLIAM HENRY MILLER EBENEZER IVIARK TREMAN ROBERT HENRY TREMAN Seninra WVALTER READ BOYD RICHARD ARTHUR GROOS EDWARD CLARK BURNET BRUA CAMERON KEEPER, JR. LAWTON BRYAN EVANS FREDERICK VVILLIAM RAHR STANLEY GEORGE GORDON ARTHUR FRITHJOFF REBS, JR. LOUIS AUDENRIED SALADE, JR. fhtninrn HERBERT JOHNSON ADAIR JOHN HOLME BALLANTINE FRANK WILLIAM CADY, JR. HENRY GUND, JR. ' JOHN ALDEN KNIGHT, JR. ERNEST NEWMAN STANTON HENRY FRANCIS STANTON JOHN VINCENT THOMPSON Sfuphnmurra EDWARD XVILCOX AYCRIGG ROBERT BRUCE BROUGH JOHN SWOPE BURRELL A MALCOLM NICCAY CHESNEY WILLIAM WINTHROP CORTELYOU WILLIAM Hrrnlgmrn JOSEPH GRAY BLOUNT JOHN LYON COLLYER JOHN LIVINGSTON HOPKINS EDWIN PARSONS KELLY XVALTER NVINSTON K.REBS HENRY RVHITTIER PORTER 1 17' -.ru LY- SUPPE JULIUS AUGUSTUS FAY PAUL SEXTON HARDY GEORGE BURNHAM LANMAN MALCOLM ROSS RXICADOO, JR PAUL KRUSA ROTH S UNGER , --W ..,., A , ,Wi ,H L AY- , A 1 1 xvvnfwf V A - A ,, -, v- ,, . l J.-, - - .,n.1L.-I-W - 213 if-Y ff I f- - ,UIEIgfE'IIL,IAs KA I v I Kappa Alpha 5 Founded at Union College I I ?Ku1l nf Qlhaptvrz I UNION COLLEGE f WILLIAMS COLLEGE HOBART COLLEGE I CORNELL UNIVERSITY AQ 'TORONTO LHUVERMTY LEHIC-H UNIVERSITY IWCGILL UNIVERSITY . 4 A UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA II I I ,I I II I! , ,I 8 I II I II II IN III 'A y-- vLIff-+ri-L.-T--iw -Y, ,Y--V f--in-, -V p I Q:-1 Y- - - -1 -:E - 1, If -glglqiiigy 'X ff,Y 1 -,8-- if--Lf -f - Z--f 1l'l1Iq:Qhfg:1l,:f' 1 -L ,f- -- + u- ZI 1825 1333 1844 1868 1892 1394 1899 IQI3 , ,lg fi-A ,,.-,B-THERE, . - ,- , - :- iy- 1- :S - A v -E 71. -,1--- .,,.1,,,, , YY, , I ,, A ,, .A S HI W I A X, -.V- T, ., -M --.,-,.-L. ,.I,EIE-.,.AL,I ,W in ,Y ,,L Glnrwzll Glhapher Established in I 868 IHraI1'ra in Effarxtlteltr THOMAS FREDERICK CRANE CHARLES HAZEN BLOOD CHARLES DIBBLE BOSTWICK EDWARD HERMAN BOSTWICK JOHN NICGRAW GAUNTLETT SIDNEY TOWNSEND COLE PAUL EDSON GREEN JOH ELBERT CURTISS BAKER GEORGE BRYAN EVANS, JR. WVALCOTT BROWN HASTINGS JESSE NIARK CHAMBERLAIN ROBERT ALEXANDER BARNAR LUTHER HARRIS HISCOCK JOSEPH WARD HUNTER CHARLES WOODRUFF ISBELL Hrvahmvn WILLIAM MITCHELL BLAIR THEODORE BERDELL BRUMBA IVIAURY HILL HARRISON HOBLITZELLE XNILLIAM NIUIR RUSSEL FRANK WARD SMITH LEARNED TOWNSEND ALASTfXIR IAN GRANT VALENTINE FREDERICK CLARK PRESCOTT Hrairrz in Hrhn SHERMAN PEER FREDERICK SKELDING SOMMERS CHARLES EDWARD TREMAN ROBERT ELIAS TREMAN Svnninrz EDWARD RAWSON GUYER ROBERT PARKER REYNOLDS N WHITTIER WATZEK, JR. iluninwa WALKER HILL, JR. THORP HISCOCK CHARLES WAINWRIGHT STEPHENS Snphnmurnz HAROLD ESTERBROOK LONGMAID D GOODMAN FREDERICK HILL STARR THOMAS CRAM WHITEHEAD HENRY WOOD WILEY HORACE WYMAN, 2nd CK 215 -' E315 I 343 QWJEQNELLIJSX N i ' 5 L J r f ff ' P f HI I I I I ' I Q' . . . . IEngzwwgm:Am.m::,::: , . ,: .'A', , f EEE! ' 'h 5' - - . .... V 'WEEiEE?fEF!?EE5?EE?EE5E2i, Ii ,' -'H - 0 . ' I Q: 5 J .' 5 .' fl: ,: Ia ' fem ' ' .4 1,3 '. -, pf' , -5-,R I . .... . J-I. . jj gf' . 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CARLETON CHASE NIURDOCK JAMES MCNIAHON EDWARD AVERY RICHMOND Erairrz in llirhr HENRY GAY CARPENTER REV. HENRY POMEROY HORTON EDWARD HENRY HULBURT Srninru ALFRED CHAMPNEY DAY A HAROLD CAMERDEN HALSTED GILBERT COUTANT HALSTED, JR. HAROLD WARD SIBERT filuninra WILLIAM THOMAS ANDREWS HUNTINGTON HARRIS STEPHEN HUNTINGTON BELCHER CHARLES LAHR JOHN EDWARD DIXON ALONZO LORING MILTON MARION LOUIS EVANS, JR. HENRY RAYMOND POWELL Snphumurvs ALBERT NIOTT ACKERMAN KILBURN LEIGHTON CLEMENT EARLE CROOK CORNELIUS VVALWORTH NIIDDLETON NATHANIEL AUSTIN HANAU RVILLIAM ALLAN NIILLER CHESTER KARL HARRIMAN FREDERIC BRUCE OSLER WILLIAM THOMAS TODD, JR. Hrrulymrn WILLIAM JACKSON BLACKMAN BRYANT FLETCHER BRAIDEN WILLIAM CHRISTOPHER KREUZER WALTER CAMPBELL LINDSAY THOMAS PHILLIPS CHARLES ALEXANDER SMITH, JR. .,, , ww, Y YY -.v -I-A A-7 77-w, , ,, ' W 'if 7-322i.iL7 i '-22-40---fr...,..V-- I - 217 ',',:,i ' LZJI I, ,Mx 'mg' x .iii yi, I or 1. 1 Q-mm ww' T 4. ,. airy-r .ffm , 'f 4 f Tie?- ,- . 1 A..1n-.s. . .4 ,.4...,J..AA1v ,YY..nYi? ,, - .-,,::4-,,,.MY,M I xx, ',.- 1 1, .,.. 5 , M 1, - I'I1 If I4 Alpha 5121121 ight f A if' A .I aa . 4 , ,, Founded at Hamilton College 1832 4 l f f' l i llnll nf Cilhaptrrn ' HAMILTON Hamilton College . 1832 COLUMBIA Columbia University . 1836 YALE Yale University . . 1837 AMHERST Amherst College 1837 BRUNONIAN Brown University . 1837 HUDSON Western Reserve University 1841 BOWDOIN Bowdoin College . 1841 DARTMOUTH Dartmouth College . 1845 PENINSULAR University of Michigan 1846 ROCHESTER University of Rochester 1851 WILLIAMS Williams College . 1851 MIDDLETOWN YVesleyan University . 1856 KENYON Kenyon College . 1858 UNION Union College . 1859 CORNELL Cornell University . 1869 PHI KAPPA Trinity College . . 1878 JOHNS HOPKINS johns Hopkins University 1889 MINNESOTA University of Minnesota 1891 TORONTO University of Toronto . 1893 CHICAGO University of Chicago . 1896 MCGILL H lVlCGill University . 1397 WISCONSIN University of Wiisconsin ' 1902 CALIFORNIA University of California 1908 ILLINOIS University of Illinois . I9II 218 1 ,L , ,,. LW , 4,. IJ ,I ,. Lu., A u I4 . , L , . , 'TJLLA-.., -.T V ' - A Glnrnvll Glhaptm' Established in 1869 ilfrairrz in Harultaiv FREDERICK BEDELL ROBERT OWEN ARTHUR WESLEY BROVVNE HENRY AUGUSTUS SILL JAMES MORGAN HART CHARLES VAN PATTEN YOUNG ilfratrru in 351112 SAMUEL PORTER CHURCH FRANKLIN CUTHEART CORNELL ASA LEVERANCE FISKE LOUIS AGASSIZ FUERTES MORRIS SAMUEL HALLIDAY NICOLL HALSEY WILLIAM JOHNSTONE ROMER ROGER BUTLER WILLIAMS A ROGER BUTLER XVILLIAMS, JR. Sveniura DONALD ALEXANDER HENRY FRANKLIN HOLLOWAY, LESLIE DAVID FRANCE BAKER BENJAMIN PATTERSON, JR. Eluninrs J JOHN NEWELL GARFIELD ALFRED MILLARD, JR. EDWARD M. HANRAHAN, JR. ALLEN MULFORD GERALD WATSON HINKLEY CHARLES SCHLAGER HILARY HERBERT MICOU JOHN STAMBAUGH HENRY THOMAS THURBER Ssuphnmurrz GEORGE DUPRE BUCKWELL CHARLES FREDERICK CLARKE EVERETT BROWNELL COOKE CHARLES TREADWAY LANSING SANFORD GREEN LANSING BENJAMIN HALL MICOU ALLAN FOST Ilfrwlymen JOHN GLOVER ALBRIGHT KENNETH COTTON BROWN JOHN DE WITT WILLIAM HENRY EASTMAN FRANK KENT FOSS LAWRENCE WVOODWARD FRANZHEIM XIVILLIAM ALFRED F RANZHEIM ALLRICH SCHEPER HARRISON FRIEDRICH HEYN KELLEY HENRY KENNETH LIKLY GEOFFREY BfIAURICE O7CONNELL JACOB GOULD SCI-IURMAN, JR. FREDERIC WILLIAM SHELTON ELXVYN LAWRENCE SMITH ALAN PRESCOTT 'TAPPAN HERBIAN BREGY VAN CLEVE CHARLES OLIVER VVIEGAND HUGH EZRA MILLARD ALDEN BRADFORD SHERRY THOMAS AUGUST SLATTERY ABRAM GAAR STRATTAN GILBERT lX4ORRIS TAYLOR FRANK JONAS TOWAR, JR. ER VAN WINKLE f J 21 ,S I xl I 'I22I ?l?i'I5i2 TEUS 155915 'CUflN7EF4LIfXN 225' 'W ' VI VT' ,L IA , ,I I I I fc.-I IGN -vtt EIIIIII-mmf II ' 2I'w+Lf ,I x VT' if I I S I WWII, I 'Q EE 43 I I A -ff I I I I I IISSS2: i ,I il -I I I I ' I ' 1 31,-IgIIs11fIII, J I i n I,-.f,Iz5f:f. Founded 1834 III ,II I-'-1: 'IA 7 ' I I.:I fi I I Ic?,i-33,1331 I II, I ' 1 If 5 ' , II mg II, fauuaxm I1oraIINn I I I gy LI, F ' E ' ' Yi I I I I - I 3 Mull nf Cfthapinrz I II XIVILLIAMS COLLEGE .,,.. 1834 UNION COLLEGE . 1838 III' EIAMILTON COLLEGE . 1847 III, III I II I5 AMHERST COLLEGE , . 1847 IU IIVESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY I8 532 I 'V' I COLBY COLLEGE . . . 1852 II II QII' UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER . 1852 IIII' I I I ,II IVIIDDLEBURY COLLEGE 1856 I,I If ,lil VI BOWDOIN COLLEGE . 1857 WI. I IN RUTGERS COLLEGE 1858 ,III ' I II' BROWN UNIVERSITY I I86O 4, COLGATE UNIVERSITY . 1865 Ig V' , II NEW YORK UNIVERSITY 1865 XXI ,II MIANII UNIVERSITY . 1868 41 I 'XI CORNELL UNIVERSITY . 1869 'If III? IVIARIETTA COLLEGE . 1870 4' SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY 1873 I UNIVERSITY OF NIICHIGAN . 1876 I WA NORTHXVESTERN UNIVERSITY 1880 ,xg HARVARD UNIVERSITY . I88O UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN . 188 I I II LAFAYETTE COLLEGE . 1885 I COLUMBIA UNIVERSITX' 1885 II, If LI' I LEIIIGII UNIVERSITY , 1885 III ' TUFTS COLLEGE . . 1886 II I DE PAUVV UNIVERSITY . 1887 QI 'III UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA 1888 LI, Y YT' I UNIVERSITY OF ASIINNESOTA . , . I8 O I' I , I , IVIASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY . 1891 1II SVVARTHMORE COLLEGE , . 18 I II LELAND STANFORD, IR., UNIVERSITY 1896 I. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA 1896 TI ' IX4CGILL UNIVERSITY . 18 8 ' 4 III UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA . 18 8 1 , -II 'TORONTO -UNIVERSITY , 1899 ' UNIVERSITY OF CIIICAGO IQOI I 4 OHIO STATE UNIVEIKSITY 1904 'II I I'I, IIM UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS . 1905 ,fy I1 UCNIVERSITY OF 'WASHINGTON 1910 PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE I II I I' . II X IOVVA STATE COLLEGE . . . . . IQI3 4555151 'fETf'fTlf'! i55!f' f-YE: 'f 'rI'F2'Y'2 l'4iF' i-- 'wr-Hrif ff fNf li3 1'Lg Simi- -if L-W T- -- MRli4R::sRfiilli--Ig---if f'f1R..ii.af.- :ESL-,iii S'.ER-2-if-,-',sfe?:+- :-I -6:4 220 I A I I' I I. II 2 T12 THE 1915 COIZNELLLXN 53ZE53i'?S5Ei'5-' ' IAN 'I I I I . N 1 ' I Qlurwell QEIIIIIITPI Y V ' Established in 1869 W III I 1 i - if Ffrairra in Zfarultatr I I .I THEODORE BARRINGER JOHN HENRY COMSTOCK WILLIAM ALBERT RILEY FI H CHARLES EDWIN BENNETT JAMES EVVING RAY MCLEOD ROBINSON V! II I'IAROLD SELDEN BENNETT SIMON HENRY GAGE RALPH CHAPMAN RODGERS .I 'II ALBERT WILLIANI BOESCHE CHARLES HENRY HULL HARRY EDWIN SMITH ROBERT W. BURCESS ANDREXV JACKSON LAMOUREAUX JOHN HENRY TANNER KI, ' IRVING PORTER CHURCH EDWVARD LEAMINGTON NICHOLS CHARLES HENRY TUCK I 'i A ' FREDERICK XVHITING ' - q - if .JI iHratrvI1 111 Ilrhr SIDNEY ADDISON DAVIES JARED TRERIIAN NEWRIAN X I' I. WKVILLIAM ELLIOT GRIFFIS THEODORE NIASON SPRAGUE 'Z ,IIA A 55 BREDLEY LONOWELL XIVHEELER Ei ,- fp lf? I I I II , ' I . I AI Svrntnra I III ,I I 'lu Y--4 ARTHUR MURIiAY ACHESON ANSON LUMAN CLARK LEWIS RICHARDSON PUFFER IIN . YIII CHARLES IQINGMAN BASSETT LINTON HART :ALBERT LAXVRENCE SCHOEE ii. III FREDERICK PERLEY BILLS EMMERICH DAVID LAMB EDWARD JOSEPH SCHROETER II RAYMOND BAIRD XIVHITE , LOUIS PHILIP WILD ,LA IZ-N1 V. IIN. I 'N 3 li WI AU - , H II JIIUITUIE .II III, I 'II K' YU I ARTHUR AYLING BLUE STANLEY COVILLE FRANCIS FORD NI I ELDON FRANCIS COLIE ROBERT DAVIS EDVVARDS GEORGE ROBINSON PHIPPS MIN IIII EARL RAYMOND RYDER DONALD TENNYSON STANTON III ..I. Y. FII. V' III' I. ,II 5Jnp1Iumnr2PI . J :Ivy JOSEPH CRANDALL ASHLIIEAD RONALD LIART VVEYLAND PEEIFEER .LA . I I, ROBERT STURTEVANT BASSETT LOFTUS GRAY LORENZEN DANIEL FREDERICK POTTER, JR WI, ' v II H PETER HOFFNIAN BIRCKHEAD WILLIAM POST NUGENT ERNEST WILLIAIMI SAUER MII, .III . QQNI LAURENS HAMMOND ROBERT NELSON OLIN HERBERT SNYDER .V ILL 7 I I I - I -I Jlfrrzlgntrn I. I.. 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EHrnirP5 in lirhr 1 PAUL IQENDALL CLYMER CLARENCE FREDERIC WYCKOFF DEFOREST VAN VLEET EDWARD GOULD WVYCKOEE ' I Swninra Y, I ROBERT LEWIS CLAUSE HAROLD EDWARDS ALEXIS CHARLES KLEBERG GEORGE WALTER KNOWLES NEIL COOK NIGMATH HAROLD PALMER EVAN LLOYD SPRAGUE CHARLES BOWMAN STARR f ERWIN CHARLES UIHLEIN Zluninra DONALD DUNLOP COOKE CHARLES BAIRD SHAKESPEARE SLOGUM KINGSBURY HARRY STEINER SWIGART JOSEPH GARCIN MALONE FAIRFAX RANDALL WHEELAN BLAINE CASPER WILCOX Snphnmnrrn HARVEY CLEVELAND BEATTIE JAMES ALFRED CHAPMAN BENJAMIN GOODELL DAVIDSON WILLIIANI STUART GREEN GEORGE BORGFELDT KAHLE JAME 3lT1'r5hmPn ROBERT HETT CHAPMAN S NOYES XVARREN GRIFFIN KING HARRY NESBITT NIATGHNEER JOHN NICDONALD EDWARD ORAM SHAKESPEARE HAMILTON VOSE, JR. WVALLACE GEORGE ROGERS CLARK A in LEWIS CHARLES HUCK THOMAS IRWIN NIORROW ,JII f' PHILIP DUDLEY NIOSSER '- 3 jjl , it 4 ', fig YVAINWRIGHT SCHROEDER V VKJT , CHARLES PRATT PVHITNEY -A ll - ' JOHN RANDALL PVHITNEY ? 1.1- 2,3 J :' ' ' A A - ---7f-1w-- ---Y--uw -Y-A-vx 223 :L . i i f KZ THE 11915 CU'1RLNlELLI,isN I I 'Irvin Evita Qlln iiar 1 I - - . V... .xgilid Founded at Union College in 1848 P a ge I s o ,Q-QgQg?p0p 'X : A 4 GLIKWTCS Q sm 1' BETA GAMMA DEUTERON DELTA DEUTERON EPSILON I ZETA ZETA DEUTERON ETA ETA DEUTERON THETA DEUTERON IoTA IOTA DEUTERON KAPPA KAPPA DEUTERON NIU DEUTERON NU DEUTERON X1 OMICRON DEUTERON P1 DEUTERON RHO DEUTERON SIGMA DEUTERON TAU DEUTERON PHI CHI CHI DEUTERON PsI DEUTERON NU W X1 DEUTERON LAMBDA DEUTERON --7 Nw I: ,.-fTHf- N ?f- A, vu--A -2--H , L- -,ge , iliull nf Olhsqatprs Cornell University . University of hlichigan University of California . College of William and hflary Brown University . . h1lcGill University . . Bowdoin University . . . Leland Stanford, Jr., University . . hlassachusetts Institute of Technology Harvard University .... 'Williams College Tufts College . University of Illinois . Amherst College . Lehigh University Hobart College . Dartmouth College . College of the City of New York . Columbia University . . University of VVisc0nsin University of hlinnesota Lafayette College . University of Rochester . George lVashingt0n University . Hamilton University . . University of Wvest Virginia University of Wa'shingt0n , Toronto University . . Y .f.,,n,, , ,.,,W,-.l::L ,-.. AH rL--- - - 17- -Y 1870 1889 1900 1853 1853 IQOI 1854 1903 1890 1856 1891 1856 1908 1885 1884 1857 1869 1881 1883 1895 1892 1867 1867 1896 1868 1910 1913 1913 1-l,f-1s,gs,nr,, , -1-,fel -- 224 Q E EH ET 15413 EI,L1AIf 1 155 I 1, nv 11512121 Glhargv Established in I 870 Hrntvr in Zlktruliatr ALBERT VVILLIAM SMITH ZH1'2IT1'P5 in 3Hrhr LUZERNE COVILLE GEORGE ERVIN KENT HENRY ESTES NIERRIAM WILLIANI HENRY MORRISON Snniurs EDWIN HUNTER CLARK EDWIN SCOTT DAWSON CRAWFORD ARNOLD DUNTLEY RALPH WALDO GREEN ALEXANDER WILLIAM TKELLER ARTHUR RAIOORE SHELTON GEORGE BOULTON THORP HENRY AUGUSTUS TILDEN LYNN BYRON TIMMERMAN Eluuiurs LUCIAN CLARK BAREHAM THOMAS JOSEPH NOLAN RAYMOND WHITNEY BARNES DAVID FAIRMAN TABER, JR. FRANK AVERY GEROULD HENRY HARRISON TAYLOR XVINTHROP KENT NELSON EVANS WHITAXKER, 2nd GERALD ROBERT MCDERMOTT GEORGE BRADLEY 'WOODLE SAMUEL HARRY XVORRELL gvnplyumnrren FREDERICK LIVINGSTON BARNES JOHN REILY BRADSHAVV CARLTON PALMER COLLINS CHARLES CLARK DURLAND JAMES TREADWAY HEQUEMBOURG I CHARLES M Flkrzhnum CARL CLIFFORD CRAMPTON ITERBERT BEIDLER CROOKER JAMES DE GRAFEENRIEDE GRAVES VVILLIAM BRINKERHOFF JACKSON, JR XVILLIAM STANLEY MCCORMICK WVILLIAM MAXWELL THOMSON ABNER MILES 'WRIGHT -uw,-E -. .-Y I, 225 ALBERT EDWARD LEICHT JOHN HANSON RXIICHENER ALLISON NAILOR NIILLER FRANCIS HARLEY SCHEETZ NIURRAY NORCROSS SHELTON ONROE THORP, JR. 5 Tr 'IEZE ISM i'1,111,fN?E1.1. 1 Ll, If 61' :YV I-If-5' ' ' EEUU 'IKEI EI 'I ZIIHI1 151831-I 2.5 l'- M515 ' 25255551 lgfgagfi lfI1Ii:!i '2 TEL 5 Fouudecl at Yale 1844 'l??:1 1112 EEZ? pix . ,, Gum, 4 45, Wwqifbkyjlx' ,imx 3111111 nf Glhaptvra YALE COLLEGE . 1844 BOWDOIN COLLEGE 1844 COLBY UNIVERSITY 1845 AMHERST COLLEGE . 1846 VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY 1847 UNIX'ERSITY OF ALABAMA . 1847 UNIVERSITY OF RIISSISSIPPI . 1850 BROWN UNIVERSITY . . . 1850 UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA 1851 UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA , 1852 MIAMI -UNIVERSITY , 1852 IQENYON COLLEGE . 1852 DARTMOUTH COLLEGE . . . 1853 CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF IQENTUCKY 1854 MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE . . 1854 UNIVERSITY OF NLIICHIGAN . 1855 XVILLIAMS COLLEGE , 1855 LAFAYETTE COLLEGE , 1855 HALIIILTON COLLEGE 1856 COLGATE UNIVERSITY . . , 1856 COLLEGE OF CITY OF NEW WYORK 1856 UNIVEIKSITY OF ROCHESTER . 1856 RUTGERS COLLEGE . 1861 DE PAUW UNIVERSITY 1866 XVESLEYAN UNIVERSITY . . 1867 RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE 1867 XKVESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY , 1868 CORNELL UNIVERSITY . . 1870 UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO 187O SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY 1871 COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY . 1874 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA 1876 TRINITY COLLEGE . . 1879 UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA . . , 1889 BCIASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 1890 TULANE UNIVERSITY .... 1898 TORONTO UNIXVERSITY . . 1898 UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA 1899 IVICGILL UNIVEllSITY . . . 1900 LELAND STANFORD, IR., UNIVERSITY S 1902 .UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS . . 1904 UNIVERSITY OF XVISCONSIN . 1906 UNIVERSITY OF XIVASHINGTON 1910 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS . . 1912 .TT,ui,-,1'- lv. - ---' '3-:ff ,YW -gli, Y--., V , -Y W -S, -1.1, -:2n1l A T QS f f1 ,f-'TEL 22-V S 1-ffl- Sp15 ,Q ff: 1214: En, , ., Y .,g A l 22 727 TTA? I 7 if'f'J5 4 P1121 Glhi Glhupivr Established in 1870 ' EHratrw in Elkxrnliair VVILDER DWIGHT BANCROFT ALEXANDER NIAGMES DRUMMOND CHARLES EDWARD NIANNING ALBERT ALEXANDER SOMERVILLE ALEXANDER CHILSON STEVENS REV. CHARLES NIELLEN TYLER Hrairra in Hrhr FRANK DAVID BOYNTON REV. VVALLACE ELIAS BROWN REV. EDWARD AUGUSTUS GEORGE DOUGLAS GRAVES GILLETTE EDWIN GILLETTE REV. ROBERT TAYLOR JONES DAVID EUGENE MARSH CHARLES VICTOR PARSELL CONY STURGIS Seniurz SILAS HIBBARD AYER, JR. XVILLIAM HOWARD FRITZ, JR. EDWIN SPENCE GILLETTE JAMES ELMER B-ECCREERY ROBERT HELLER SHANER ?H1miur5 CHARLES OTIS BENTON YVILDER JOHNSON BOWERS JOHN WILLARD BRAFEETTE CLARENCE REANEY HAYES ' FRANK LUTE HORNICKEL HOWARD HEBERTON INGERSOLL JVILLIAM VENNING COUCHMAN, JR. GEORGE GIFFORD INGLEHART HAROLD SEELEY DOANE DONALD CAMERON NICGILL LLOYD SEABON FRAZER ALFRED DAWSON VVILLIAMS Svuplgnlnurm ALTON FLETCHER BAKER SAMUEL EVERETT HUNKIN CHARLES BARRETT ROBERT EDMUND LEAKE XNJILLARD CAMERON COOL DONALD LINCOLN RICHARD JOHN FOSTER ARTHUR REYNOLDS GILMAN DOUGLAS CANFIELD AHAWLEY Zlkrzhmmzn RUBEN CONTRERAS DANENHOXVER FINNEY BRADFORD HERD BLAINE HOWELL DONALD WALTER CLIFTON GEORGE KENNETH DUNCAN RL-XCRfIILLAN JESSE SUMPTER NICLENDON GEORGE SWIGGART MILES FRANKLIN CHAMBERLIN NIOORE JULIUS SCHAETZEL GUY ALFRED XVHITE 227 GYVENDELL BARDEN NEWMAN JOSEPH GUY SHEAFFER EDMUND TRIPP SLINKARD I If i L I I Q . :- XF T? -. N 'E W Ii -a i A N3- i5li3f- F' I 'IIIIQ i915 CGR3IHSI,I,IYS.fi If SE f if 'ffl ef eg Lffwv iffaqj '7 . ISIN Evita 1 hvta E Founded at NIIEITII University In 1848 ,L QQ .,,. S 'Www Y COLBY UNIVERSITY DARTMOUTH COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT YVILLIAMS 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 UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA LEHIGH UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA :RANDOLPH-NIACON COLLEGE YVASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA CENTRE COLLEGE CENTRAL UNIVERSITY VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA EMORY COLLEGE MERCER UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE UNIVERSITY OF NIISSISSIPPI TULANE UNIVERSITY SOUTH DAKOTA UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO ZKUII nf Qlhapisru UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY NIIAMI UNIVERSITY OHIO OHIO OHIO CASE STATE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN INDIANA UNIVERSITY WABASH COLLEGE BUTLER COLLEGE FRANKLIN COLLEGE HANOVER COLLEGE DE PAUW UNIVERSITY PURDUE UNIVERSITY NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO KNOX COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY OF VVISCONSIN UNIVERSITY OF IVIINNESOTA IOWA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF' IOWA UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI VVESTMINSTER COLLEGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LELAND STANFORD, IR., UNIVERSITY NICGILL UNIVERSITY QCanadaj UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON XVASHBURN COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON , ,M 7 ,- -. L-, ,:1- 1, fn Nfl- f f:. pl,-5,27 ,YVV Y Y ,,:? A11 VE' L57 , 11.11 1l,.,., '-11 ' Y Y f F F L- l A: ff: -A f-ff5f?S:4S,,1-L Biff, ff Y. R -- 22 Effff-T: 272 f'?,'q7ll,'j ,Zi Tiilj l9i5 QTKJEENELIE .-P1 T iff :LQ Y '-'Fil'-l'::'2, em nrk Alpha Qlhapivr Established in I87O 5Hratrr5 in Elfarulizltr WILLIAM JOHN DUGAN JOHN ROBERT SITLINGTON STERRETT BENJAMIN FREEMAN KINGSBURY HERBERT HICE WVHETZEL GUY MONTROSE XVI-IIPPLE Srninrs RICHARD GREENXVOOD FRANK YVILLIAM NICSPARREN JAMES MQOEEATT ANTONIO BERNABE AGUILERA THOMAS VINCENT BRYANT WILLIAM HENRY EVANS JOHN ORNE GREEN AUSTIN GILLETTE PARKER HEBER WALLACE PETERS FREDERICK BAIILLER VVRIGHT lluniurz HENRY FOLLETT HODGKINS ARTHUR CUSHING PETERS HAROLD AVERILL PHOENIX WALTER ADOLPH PRIESTER WILLIAM TILLMAN WOODROW EDWIN WVARNER BACON JESS JESSEN DALL, JR. WILLIAM IQENYON DRAKE XKVARREN JAMES FROST XVALTER lXf1CD'ONALD FLESHER DAV 5Hrw11m12u ERNEST REYNOLDS ACKER FREDERICK VVILLIAM BANKS ROGERS BURNHAM PI-II'LIP 'WRIGHT FITZPATRICK ERIC LAURENCE HODCE THEODORE VAN VLECK LAUTZ ROBERT FRANCIS LUCE ALLISON CURTIS MILLS OSCAR FREDERICK PRIESTER ELLWOOD JWILSON, JR. N , L ivuphnmurrz , . MAURICE VVILTON HOWE WILLIAM ARCHIBALD NICCANDLESS, J JOHN TROUP NIOIR FREDERICK BERRY NIULLEN ALBERT BOWMAN SANDERSON, JR. ID LEWIS TRAX -Ain.. 229 R . il,-A 47 i, rig- .Q -V-A .-157: 7 uh i W ,THE ir: --s A f ,lv -,Y-:is A7--W- , .D .L A , :L Cl., LL-s . r it ELJLLJA A fi, 3: a , . . ,,. W . Y Y, , .W ,WW ,, f s 1 is 1551 Hllifillllli -W i Founded at Union College 1833 illnll nf Glhaptera THETA . .... Union College DELTA . New York University BETA . Yale University SIGMA . Brown University GAMMA Amherst College ZETA , Dartmouth College LANIBDA Columbia University KAPPA Bowdoin College PS1 , Hamilton College X1 , Wesleyan University UPSILON Rochester University IOTA . Kenyon College PHI University of Nlichigan E CHI Cornell University PI , Syracuse University OMEGA University of Chicago BETA BETA . Trinity College ETA , Lehigh University TAU . University of Pennsylvania ZNIU University of Minnesota RH0 , University of Wisconsin EPSILON University of California OMICRON . University of Illinois DELTA DELTA ' 'T ' -aw g --3 L 1 Yfqtgfi-fL.:Q:wv u :,::f.:L,, YVilliarns College -,.n..'.w. .1112 ...A 7, ,ex-wt as,-ef: 1, ,, Y -T, 230 M ,f,,i -.-WSL, Y-I-6 - ,ILA , L I I, ra H Iwi CURSE E11 ,LLLQL if - FEQEME Glhi Qlhaptrr Established in 1876 LTHYEITFPK in Zlkirultatr E. RAYMOND BOSSANGE ANDREW DICKSON WHITE LOUIS NIUNROE DENNIS WKVALTER FRANCIS WILLCOX WATERMAN THOMAS HEWETT HENRY SHALER WILLIAMS Zliratres in Hrhr CHAUNCEY PRATT BIGGS JOHN HAMILTON BLAIR Snxxiura MARSHALL ROGERS BARBOUR CLARK NIUNROE DENNIS THEODORE FERGUSON FOWLER SAMUEL STURGIS LAWLER JOHN LAKIN BALDRIDGE LEO MULFORD BLANCKE ARTHUR DOLE, -JR. HAMILTON BORDEN DOWNE HUGH CALDWELL EDMISTON, JAMES STANLEY BABBITT RIDGEWAY BISHOP CLARENCE EVANS KILBURN ifrrzhmm EDWARD EWEN ANDERSON LOUIS FRANCIS AUGER ALBERT BEEHLER Quninrs JR. JOHN FAXON PASSMORE FRANK MILBURN REES DONALD BALLARD RICE STODDARD MORE STEVENS, JR. PHILIP DOUGLAS HOUSTON WVILLIAM LAMEERT KLEITZ DANIEL PARMELEE MORSE, JR FREDERICK HARVEY RAYFIELD DONALD MENNELL SMITH Snphumurva ROBERT GEPHARD NIEYLER GEORGE MAY STEVENS JOHN STILLMAN VVARDWELL, JR RUSSELL WELLES JAMES EMBURY BRINCKERHOFF WISER BROWN DOUGLAS SHELDON CONOLEY RALPH SEEGER DOLD LAWRENCE DOUGLAS KINGSLAND ROBERT NIINSHALL HERMANN GAUNTLETT PLACE NVILLIAM FERDINAND STUCKLE - HAROLD MARION SAVAGE BERTRAM FRANCIS 'WILLCOX I naw- Y vw 1. .W nk - 231 S, I? LE TH E l 91 CUE? 5 III! I A 75 fI5??1i-i5'iif , V , -T W I A- H595 -F' Ar I 152161 vin I eg Q14 I , gg, I . - . . - . . . L , ' Founded at DIIIHHII IJ1'11VCI'S1IY 111 1839 I,, I I ., A r aj Ig: T M N III ' 1-Le ' I ,T . ' jf ' ' I, ix V IIlI! lIllIWQ1llllIl.-,Q uf mhnpipl-5 rg I TT I ! I I I I ' I ' , I HI I ! DISTRICT I ,' I II, I , RLXNILIERST BROWN QL Z2 H ,Z BOSTON ' DARTIIIIOUTI-I 533 I ---- si ' W' , 5 ..g.f BOWVDOIN NIAINE U 1 71,1 MASS. INST. OF TECH. 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I' DISTRICT XII 1, IM IXANSAS VANDERBILT ' T BIIISSOURI VVASHINGTON S5 'I WVESTMINSTE11 1,13 N DISTRICT XIII ',,,, I I , I OKLAHOMA TEXAS 'IN 132 'TULANE UIQ I' I li I II DISTRICT XIV I, ,N ,I COLORADO DENVER I, COLORADO MINES UTAH 'I AL DISTRICT XV III V Lg ,I 1, CALIFORNIA STANFORD III, I ,I DISTRICT XVI wi I OREGON WVASHINGTON IH I THU 7 I I f if- 22: f: ,SI-Ingii. i 2 A . IAEA: fl ,:,L,i, , It, . 7 W .-,-Y- A f. ,C 'qi Lf-3?-A igmifgaiff: T?E:IE?Er?:i 21,51 ff -L,,-is. - Tis 232 g3Qff QZQfiig,mf,i f!L 'Yfii7ff l?,?gbJ!,3- 'CIUflHlQ'0?l5iQ,V..l',3.IL P Q ima Evita Olhzqatvr Established in 1S79 Eiratrma in Elfarultate YVILLARD HENRY AUSTEN ALBERT BERNARD FAUST ERNEST BLAKER GERARD EDVVARD JENSEN Eg GORTON DAVIS ABRAHAN1 TUCKER ICERR HERBERT CHARLES ELMER , EVERETT WARD OLMSTEAD PAUL RUSSELL POPE A Srninrz ALBA STENSON AINSWORTH WAXLTER HENRY KOBUSCH THOMAS BOULDIN CREWS, JR. WYILLIAM CLARENCE UHRI, IR, CLIFFORD THEODORE VVILLIAMS :U1It1i1'I1'H DANAX HARTSHORN BIGELOW BEVERLY HARE COINER OLIVER AUGUST RELLER EARLE EDWIN SALISBURY CHARLES SHULER FREDERIC FRANK STONEMAN RUSSELL STORY TARR HAROLD HUSTON VAN KENNEN Suphumurrn CLIFFORD EUGENE BACKMAN VVILLIAM Rflx-XRVIN JAMISON FREDERICK LAWRENCE BAILLIERE ROBERT SCOTT NIESTON EDWARD STEIN IAMISON CLINTON KIRBY SEYMOUR Efrrzhmvn HOMER BODMAN ALBRO WM. HENRY LOCKE ANDERSON VICTOR HAROLD ANNEKE ALLEN ALBERT ATWOOD FRANK DAVID BOYNTON HARRY NORMAN CARTER V JAMES JOSEPH CONROY, IR. STANLEY THOMPSON CURRAN I DONALD EARL ,f--my HA -, M. Ig 233 NELSON DECKER XWYALTER LESLIE ETNIER VVARNER HUSZAGH FURTER HORACE NIINEAR HUMPHREY CYRUS VVALBRIDGE MERRELL LEE NICQUEEN PHILLIPS XVAYNE COLFAX SELBY SIDNEY VVILLIAM SMITH, JR. STONEBRAKER Sf- 1, 1-Sf-1, f S, L - , AJ . Y VIH :, If: I A I , . ii f 'SUE-f ',,1z-- vn. fu-f. 'f f- ff -f T A S -T 'S T Th VT f SAS - -L EI VI ,I in Tw I 1? I Fi. L5 ' 1432? U ' I . 'Fl 5 I I I U A I ' J --P15 Ag .A 55.2.21 ,fi JA up - '--- S -SSS-fiwg V- If - ., N .:.: ,I ,, .:,:-F2-M ...-... W! PTY' . :':':f? ifff. -39:1 qi J-ju,- -J: M 5552 -,i.f ' Sly Founded 1865 gg ..A,I?AkN 'I I , .-'i' :Sf T Eawfmoif ' 4 , - Mull nf Ohaptern 9 IH PROVINCE I lf' ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE EIVIORY COLLEGE Il SOUTHERN UNIVERSITX' IVIERCER UNIVERSITY 53 UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA GEORGIA SCHOOL OF TECHNOI.OGY 5, UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA TULANE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS A PROVINCE II III UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS HILLSDALE COLLEGE I UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO UNIVERSITY OF IYIICHIGAN QU ROSE POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE ALBION COLLEGE W C - PURDUE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF XIVISCONSIN ful? ADRIAN COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF WYOLIING Zh! ' H1 PROVINCE III N, UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO UNIVERSITY OF BCIINNESOTA if SIMPSON COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF NIISSOURI Li IOWA STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA ff UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS ,jj 31:13 PROVINCE IV II ,I UNIVERSITY OF MAINE WORCESTER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE ' H COLBY COLLEGE BROWN UNIVERSITY MASSACIIUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT I Q. TUFTS COLLEGE I , I PROVINCE V 'i I! ST. LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY' LEHIGH UNIVERSITY ,A CORNELL UNIVERSITY PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE Q , RIUHLENBURG COLLEGE UNIVERSITX' OF PENNSYLVANIA HQ WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE ,H ' J I PROVINCE VI ga UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY I TRINITY COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA W COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON I NN ,S PROVINCE VII Q32 IVIOUNT UNION COLLEGE XNOOSTER UNIVERSITY gf WITTENBERG COLLEGE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY ,w OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY 'II 1 I PROVINCE VIII STATE UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY UNION UNIVERSITY ZF SOUTHWESTERN PRESBYTERIAN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH VI , VANDEIQBILT UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE W :II PROVINCE IX W LELAND STANFORD, IR., UNIVERSITY WASHINGTON STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OF IVASHINGTON ilf UNIVERSITY OF OREGON ,VV NI I Mi '-fl: ' 1-'S ff T:-1' ,, 12 f1eff1 S,gr- 2ff2iiT:az:w?lifLS lg- '-7l' lT1'?, S M,,,,-'x ,L :T f.l 4:L'1S l1:-rf -S, i ,,b,QfIr,v'.IFi-LHR fl- , L L, 1:Tli1i,i7-ii W lli i5i11 234 7712 -T ' jr fl jg 1' NSBA fr f Y 7 Meta 1112161 Glhaptrr Established in 1887 Elfratrna in Ilkxruliair EUGENE PLUMB ANDREWS JAMES EDWIN CREIGHTON LOUIS YVAYNE ARNY EUGENE ELWIN HASKELL Zlfratrma in Hrhe CHARLES EZRA CORNELL BLINN SILL CUSHMAN ERNEST ALLEN MILLER Evruinrz NIALCOLM NIONROE NICHOSE EDMOND URQUPTART RAGLAND THEODORE STEFFE NIAERKER CHARLES HARBAUGH WATT SMITH SAMUEL AUSTIN POPE HAROLD WOOSTER THORNE Zluninrs ROGER KENNETH AUSTIN THOMAS FRANCIS KEATING, JR. KARL EDWARD BATTEY HAROLD CARLYLE KELLERAN BRATON RICHARDSON GARDNER GEORGE PETERS REA CHARLES SHERWOOD GILBERT GEORGE RUSSELL THOMPSON SIDNEY RALPH JANDORF ARTHUR CALDWELL WATKINS ROBERT WHITMAN WHITE Svnphumnrea HARRY FRANCIS BYRNE THOMAS LEROY MCRTURRAY FRANKLIN PAGE CRAGIN ALVAN STEM HATCH DAVID JOSEPH HOWARD LEONARD FRANCIS HICKS Hreahmen HANSON GERARD FORD HERBERT VAUGHAN LANE HILLIARD VINCENT MACGOW YVILLIAM MARK PALMER JAMES JOHNSTON VAN DYK ALFRED VVHITAKER WVARD PAUL FITCH SANBORNE CHARLES ORCHARD SMITH WILLIAM FIELD STAUNTON, JR. FRANKLIN HENRY THOMAS V ', fflfrj I2 . ., X W .I ,f5'f4...'Rv- . A AN V LA :LJ i YQTXAXM A Tgi . X ' I Maw W 5 3, J, J5e1EEH?Y5-i k! Pl1 'i!f I rx., W 1 1. .Iv I-C 235 filflf L 'Y lI.ib.T k .L . 1 'IEEE If ICOI2SfI2I,I,IAr4: 1 V I ' if I 'N ,v,. H O A If X f, NfZf'.'.A......,'.-.:'.' Q lwg X 4 .IW 1 jf.-' 1? rl Iain Mamma Brita I I I, IA Founded 1848 SE VIA! ' wI'2 7 ' 5 A i f I' -IZIII 71 I, EKIIII nf Cllhaptrra .A I - I' XIVASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE ADELBERT COLLEGE III UNIVERSITY OF NIAINE I 'fs VVORCESTER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE BROWN UNIVERSITY DARTMOUTH COLLEGE :I AMHERST COLLEGE III TRINITY COLLEGE YALE UNIVERSITY COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY I NEW YIORK UNIVERSITY if COLGATE UNIVERSITY CORNELL UNIVERSITY UNION COLLEGE II 9--1 ILLINOIS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY If 'I UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA I I I LAFAYETTE COLLEGE H LEHIGH UNIVERSITY j JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY I BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY IZ GETTYSBURG COLLEGE III PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE I I I UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA H4 52 'WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY I RICHMOND COLLEGE ALLEGHENY COLLEGE M VVOOSTER UNIVERSITY IR' UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY DENISON COLLEGE ' VVITTENBERG COLLEGE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY OHIO WESLEYAN COLLEGE INDIANA UNIVERSITY DE PAUW UNIVERSITY HANOVER COLLEGE WABASH COLLEGE PURDUE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE BETHEL COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY KNOX COLLEGE UNIVERSITY ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY BIIICHIGAN UNIVERSITY IVISCONSIN UNIVERSITY NIINNES OTA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO WILLIAM JEVVELL COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF NIISSOURI UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OF IIVASHINGTON LELAND STANFORD, JR., UNIVERSITY IOVVA STATE UNIVERSITY II ,I TM COLORADO COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON II UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO I I I I I : i-1,-,fn-,f,fr ,iA. ': E wwf- nf- . xv, 1 ----- - --- A-- - 1 1, E- if-A 2 -In -gifjggf'-xg' ff L 'W-1.3 3,1 , ff A1-5 14 5 'THE 1915 CGRNEIILIAN nr 'Kappa LI Glhzmim' Established in 1888 Hrairrz in Effarultain RALPH CHARLES HENRY CATTERALL ERNEST WILLIAM SCHODER THOMAS LYTTLETON LYON A WILFORD MURRAY WILSON CLARENCE ,AUGUSTINE MARTIN WILLIAM KELTON WRIGHT ERNEST WILLIAM RETTGER GEORGE YOUNG, JR. EITrairrE in Hrhn LEWIS JAY BINGHAM ERNEST DAVID BUTTON DONALD KEITH CHAMPAIGN ELMER EDWARD FINCK WALTER AUGUST GOERTZ RAMSDELL STANTON LASHER 3Iuniu1'5 MILLER ROBERT ADOLPH BERNHARD EVERETT PALMER CORWITH ROBERT LOUIS GLOSE MARSHALL LISTEN JOHNSON SAMUEL ARTHUR MERRIFIELD CARL BADENHAUSEN HENRY OTIS BONNAR ALLAN WALLACE CARPENTER ELSWORTH HOLEMAN DEDERER ROBERT BRUCE GORDON Hrrahmrn OTTO AUGUST BADENHAUSEN HORACE ESMOND BAILEY HERBERT HAYWOOD DAVIS HERBERT ARTHUR GOERTZ LUCIEN WILBUR MUELLER CARL LEWIS SGHWEINLER NED TILLOTSON Srniurz LEIGH MARSH CHAMPAIGN PAUL SMITH LIVERMORE WOODFORD PATTERSON ARTHUR FRANCIS LUBKE JOHN BEAMAN PUTMAN NIABON POWELL ROPER WILLIAM LINCOLN LMIZERRY A WXVILLIAM WALTON PICKSLAY JOHN ALDEN SANFORD CLEMENT LEITH SPEIDEN GEORGE TALLMAN WISNER Svnphumnrra ALLAN RENSALEAR JOY, JR. WILLIAM LANDMESSER DON ANDREW MGCLAREN CLENDENON SHEAF NEWELL RICHARD CARL ADOLPH REICHLE S--W 'IH 7- ---FT -. , I 1' 'vw -- 'Z----'V -I 2 37 QA!-Y . 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POMEROY, University of California IYIARSI-IALL, George Washington University JAY, Albany Law School, Union University WEBSTER, Boston University HAMILTON, University of Cincinnati GIBSON, University of Pennsylvania CHOATE, Harvard Law School IVAITE, Yale Law School FIELD, New York University CONKLING, Cornell University TIEDEMAN, University of hfIissouri IVIINOR, University of Virginia DILLON, University of hfIinnesota DANIELS, Buffalo Law School CHASE, University of Oregon HARLAN, University of YVisconsin SWAN, Ohio State University 4- an f L ,Lair- 13111 Brita Idhi Founded I869 it Olhupirru IXCICCLAIN, State University of Iowa LINCOLN, University of Nebraska FULLER, Chicago Col. of Law, Lake Fore NIILLER, Leland Stanford, Jr., University GREEN, University of Kansas CORISTOCK, Syracuse University DXVIGHT, New York Law School FOSTER, University of Indiana RANNEY, VVestern Reserve Law School LANGDELL, University of Illinois BALLINGER, University of 'Washington BEATTY, University of Southern California BREXVER, Denver University DOUGLAS, University of Chicago EVARTS, Brooklyn Law Sch., St. Lawren NIALONE, Vanderbilt University OSGOODE, Law School of Upper Canada REED, University of Nlaine ROBERTS, University of Texas SHIRAS, University of Pittsburgh THOMAS, University of Colorado TUCKER, Washington and Lee University st Univ ce Univ ,. LY- -A - fi -f-1 ra ia:--.Ti 238 A-B ,EB-,.IL,:Af 11 wif, f I QAM, ,il I 5 Qlnnkling Glhaptrr Established in I888 Hrufrva in Elhxrxtliarir GEORGE GLEASON BOGERT WILLIAM LINCOLN DREWV ALFRED HAYES, JR. FRANK IRVINE CHARLES TRACY STAGG XVALTER FRANCIS XVILLCOX CHARLES LAIDLAVV WVILLIAMS Elhatrrs in ilirhn JAMES L. BAKER FRED A. CLARK FORDYCE A. COBB ELMER EDWARD FINCK CLARENCE ARTHUR HOORNBEEK HERBERT JOHNSON ADAIR ROBERT EMMETT BURKE CHARLES NIANNING COLYER EVERETT PALMER CORWITH JOHN EDWARD DIXON BRATON RICHARDSON GARDNER ROSCOE CHAMBERS GWILLIAM GEORGE B. DAVIS NIORRIS S. HALLIDAY EDVVARD N. JACKSON Srninrz JOHN BEAMAN PUTMAN CHARLES ERWIN UIHLEIN Suniura GEORGE CLIFFORD INGLEHART SIDNEY RALPH JANDORF JAMES GER.ALD O'lVIALLEY EVAN LLOYD SPRAGUE DAVID FAIRMAN TABER FAIRFAX RANDALL WHEELAN ALFRED DAWSON BVILLIAMS Svnplgnmnrmi GEORGE SULLIVAN AMORY GERALD JACKSON DEAN JOSEPH ICISSAM INNESS JOHN ALDEN IKNIGHT, JR. ALLEN DANFORTH NIEANY BYDER WVELLINGTON VVILDE, J 239 537,55 f-15 Y ' fg .1 t:,1.,s CURAmiMLiL.AN 3,2514 4941, 1 'L,4l!nf'i- c s , ' , L 1313 Svigma lCeqJqpm ' 1873 it ZKHII nf Qlhapirera ALPHA BETA GAMMA DELTA EPs1LoN . ZETA ETA THETA IOTA KAPPA LAMBDA . MU NU XI OMICRON . P1 - RHO SIGMA TAU UPSILON , PHI CHI Psi OMEGA . . ALPHA DEUTERON BETA DEUTERON GAMMA DEUTERON . -ig' ---1- - - wif' L Y 1 f - ,Aff 1 L A-E32 eixvfvwfi Mf1...eg:i if -- nf if A 1 rf' A aeifrff-:izEt.:iaffilffl:1ff -1 at ir. ' ' ' ' YW ' a 'T'.f ' t' t,i:f1 --- 240 Nlassachusetts Agricultural College Union University 5 Cornell University y University of West Virginia yi 5, Yale University College of the City of New York University of Maryland X Columbia University Stevens Institute of Technology Pennsylvania State College I George Washington University University of Pennsylvania Lehigh University Y St. Lawrence University Massachusetts Institute of Technology Franklin and Marshall College y A Queens University 1 lil St. John's College r Dartmouth College Swarthmore College Brown University 5 Vllilliams College University of Virginia T University of California University of Illinois M University of Nlinnesota Iowa State College l A 'A .A .4 Y 'fflef Lf f ,1 , 'MH L E f-3' Z CU Tw Q, A ,Lila 'iz RWFEZ 21,3 Kniwl. .l : .I L- A --H - f - Y - Mamma Qlhaptvr Established in 1889 ZHrai1'P5 in Ilfarultaiv HERMAN DIEDERICHS GRANT SHERMAN HOPKINS WILLIAM JACOB DIEDERICHS JAMES MARTIN LOHR CLARENCE FLOYD HIRSHFELD VERANUS ALVA LVIOORE Zlfrairvs in Hrhe A. B. BROOKS J. B. GRUMBEIN Svenium ROBERT ARMSTRONG DOYLE FREDERICK NETTLETON INSINGER JOHN CARPER :KEPLINGER ADOLPHOS FIELDING RXICCLAINE HAROLD BAKER MERZ lluniura WILLARD WILCOX BUTTS ARTHUR WILLIAM DOYLE LOUIS ALPHONSO LOVE ALBERT EDWARD PURCHAS, 2nd CHARLES MAYHEW PHINNY THORP DERICKSON SAWYER ROBERT ERIC SHERLOCK CURTIS VERBURG TER KUILE EDGAR BRONSON TOLMAN W'ILLIAM FRANCIS REINHOFF ROBERT SUTTON SAALFIELD VVILLIAM HAROLD TYLER ROLAND EDGAR WALLER HAROLD PHILLIPS RVILSON . Snplgumurrs . JAMES ALBERT DOUGHER JOSEPH KISSAM INNESS JOHN ADAMS RALOFFITT Elfrwahmrn ROBERT HUBBARD BAHNEY WILLIAM GERAD BERNET GEORGE HAMLIN BOCKIUS JACQUES VAN BRUNT CROPSEY RUSSELL DIXON SIDNEY BURT LOCKHART ROBERT EMERSON NIACKENZIE ROBERT HARRY NOAH LOUGHTON THAYER SMITH ROBERT LOUIS STREBEL ' CHARLES WESTON -. ,L L ,H , 7 ,W ,nt-u'w'1 1-mm, 241 4-L -L HAROLD RAINSFORD POUCH EUGENE BARRETT REED BYDER WELLINGTON XVILDE, . 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A-fe V I I UNIVERSITY OF INDIANAPOLIS I ALBION COLLEGE I II KI RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE TUFTS COLLEGE MASS. INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY TULANE UNIVERSITY CORNELL UNIVERSITY NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY LELAND STANFORD, IR., UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY BROWN UNIVERSITY XVASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY. UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA4 UNIVERSITY' OF CHICAGO ARMOUR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY DARTMOUTH COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA KENYON COLLEGE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY EMORY COLLEGE ADELBERT COLLEGE YVVEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY XVESLEYAN UNIVERSITY GEORGE XVASHINGTON UNIVERSITY BAKER UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS UNIVERSITY THE SOUTH UNIVERSITY OF IXIIISSOURI UNIVERSITY NIINNESOTA LAFAYETTE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY COLORADO PURDUE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY NIISSISSIPPI UNIVERSITY OF XVASHINGTON VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NIAINE ' UNIVERSITY OF VVISCONSIN UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI IOWA STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA MI SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY . I li2E Z 242 iilX '-Vf?E,i 5 iw-Z? 1' Fl E2 191 3 ff4',PH?5EY,l,-f I l' Q Lfinia Gbmirrnn Glhzqatrr Established in 1890 Hratrrz in ifarultair ROLLA CLINTON CPXRPENTER FRANKLIN RVILLIAM PETTEY CHARLES KETCHUM CARPENTER FRANCES JOSEPH SEERY CHARLES LAIDLAW VVILLIAMS Hrairrn in Hllrhr JOHN PHELPS HARDING PHILLIPS HENRY NIALLORY JOHN ALVIN LIICKEACE EDWARD NIORGAN ST. JOHN NIONROE RXIARSH SWEETLAND Svninra LAWRENCE TAYLOR DEE JOHN CLEMENCE NULSEN RALPH SAWYER HOWE CHARLES LITTLE RUSSELL JOHN JAMES NIUNNS ARTHUR LOUIS STOCKSTROM VVILLIAM SCOTT 'WILSON iluninrs JOSEPH TEMPLETON BRENEMAN CLINTON LITCHFIELD CORBET RUDOLPH LUTTGEN CULLUM ROY PALMENTER CROCKER CLIFFORD VICTOR HERBERT CLYDE LINUS JOHNSON GEORGE LESTER KRAFT GUSTAXVE ANTOINE MISTROT, J Snphumnrra BENAJAH COOKSEY DUFFIE RVILLIAM HENRY KEELER, 3rd AUGUSTUS LAWRENCE FEICK HENRY ELLIS KRITZER ALVIN FRANK GRIESEDIECK ,JESSE NIORSE ROBINSON EDWARD HART FRANKLIN NICINTIRE SIMPSON ROBERT CHARLES TRETHAWAY Hrrzhntrn FRANK BENSON ALBRIGHT ARMIN CHARENTON FRANK ROBERT STEWART NIENZIES DONALD LEE RAIALLORY LINUS XIERE WINDNAGLE DEGRAfXF WOODMAN FRASER V ANY V ,YNZW Y, .,,,,,fff- ::.-. ,yrwvv 'fn .mg IN, I F3 Www 5512! E ig, 3 l ni ag gl g 'al ' Lima' I BH' E sz' X III! 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HENRY REED MALLORX' ' JOHN DUNDY NEWMAN A J .I .I EDWARD BREWSTER PRINDLE 3:5 NIILTON ROBERT SPRANSY VT I an III WKVARDEN NICKEE WILSON JA Svnplynmnrrs I I J CHARLES VERNON BENJAMIN ALLEN DANEORTH NIEANEY HORTON HERSCHEL DENNY GEORGE WASHINGTO'N RAPP, JR. XJ Zlkrslylnmr HOWARD BOYER FLOCK EDWARD IQOHNE KLINGELHOFER t 'II 4 Peiwafg - I ' -QI'-A H Q- JOHN HINTON LOPEZ if - ' - - PERCIVAL ALEXANDER NICCANDLESS uffzqf, -'gy I 1 BRAINARD CLEVELAND NORTON J . ,mu . .VI Q,-4.1, ,H Q, ,ka .55 .4 I ,I ,..I2.--35.11-,512 LOWELL WINFIELD OVERLOCK HF, 5:.- ,.,:jE::m - If V,,. A ALFRED REED, JR. ,Q '-, 1 If 57 Lf: . .S xi 31:-I ' W A : E-Y if .I W'ILLIAM DURRELL SIEBERN 5 II, ' I-Ii 'fl' , I - EDGAR SYMONDS WNASHBURN gge , II ns fffg -- -M AVVV 1- I V. ..., mm - DEGRAY WHITE STEWART COLLINS WKVILSON A I- an L1 f-fn 7 - - - - - -A.- .,I El, ii. 114 ,7. . V, : l Eg-, 7777 V L Y - ----- Y 7--,.-ff-.II ISIC- L 247 Y A Aw- - -f-win AAAYU , , ,,,. A W 1 4,i.-.,,- W. 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'XIII I Evita Glhi Founded at Cornell, October 13, ISQO IKIIII nf Cfihrqaivra ,Cornell University New York University University of IVIinnesota University of Michigan Dickinson University Chicago-Kent Law School University of Buffalo University of Toronto Syracuse University Albany Law School Ohio State University University of Chicago Georgetown University University of Pennsylvania University of Virginia Leland Staford, Ir., University University University University University University University I University Qlhapheru GOLDEN GATE LOS ANGELES ST. LOUIS . of Texas of Vifashington of Nebraska of Southern California of California of Iowa of Kentucky San Francisco, California Los Angeles, California St. Louis, Nlissouri SEATTLE . Seattle, Washington TWIN CITY . Ivlinneapolis, Minnesota Houston, Texas -zvfwcf A - i52-- ,L A .gf 248 THE IDIS C0RfN'EILLl.AY Ti L 'v Glnrnrll Glhapivr Established in ISQO EHrah'P5 in Hrhr STEPHEN EDWIN BANKS HOWARD BURR BESSEMER DANIEL A. REED TAYLOR JAMES CHAMBEVRLAIN ABNER BRUCE HOPKINS ' Seninrz GEORGE FREDERICK ROGALSKY HARRY GEORGE STUTZ MONROE DTARSH SWEETLAND CHARLES HAYS BCTATSON FRANK ARTHUR PIERCE RALPH NIONTGOMERY JOHNSON GRATTON BRUNDAGE SHULTS BYRON LAPHAM SWAN Eluninrz THOMAS BURTON COYLE THEODORE ADELBERT KNAPP GEORGE THOMAS CULBERTSON THOMAS,SQUIER KRAFT ROY SCHUYLER DUNNING JAMES DAVID MCCREDIE SUQJHDHIUYPH NTAHLON BENJAMIN DOING WILLIAM TILLINGHAST GORTON RAYMOND THOMAS JONES WILBUR JOHNSON LAMONT ARTURO BAIARTINEZ EH1'P5h111PI1 JOHN EDMUNDS COLLEY wVILLIAM CORNWALL CLARK MILTON DEBAUM CHARLES RAYMOND EVERETT JOHN HUYLER HAUPT HUGH ROSS JOHNSTONE GERALD HALL MYERS RALPH WILLIAM ORR FREDERICK AUGUST ROGALSKY RVILLIS ADAM SCHAUP GEORGE BURNETT VAN BUREN 7- 77- -1,v 1. A7 NYY, ,fwr A-, gpg: -If A , A - mm. n. 2 S ws I li ,lk I All 4:-'AA I . . f I 'g 1U If-S, ff- ,lx I , . W ,Wi 12 X , I , S' I -: .. ,S xfg if ' .Qwuf . I I I I U4 I Iwi I I 'N QM QTL ,IA-fl-' 'LII I I :IN I I Y ,EJ -H lf 'I Lu' NXTUZQ, fy ,if ' I , ,,,. I W3 If-rl, ,1,I.ig,,IAIAjI Q34 M, Id YM I I Q5 F Q , i' LQIQII U Iv. I izgffilf JE: ' II F4213-5.'+ I I II II I, A',A N II Q4 I I I I I I I Fi5f1fI1iiSf AvIE,Q9If I I N N , IX,., , In Q9 Y I QI ,II . A' . Svrgma Alpha 1 pmlnn . f E12 fi Founded NIarch 9, 1856 V I I III, . ' 1Kn1l uf Ghapiern N UNIVERSITY OF NIAINE NORTHVVESTERN UNIVERSITY BOSTON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS yi, 7-4 AIIASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO IA 1 HARVARD UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA I , WORCESTEIK POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE UNIVERSITY OF WIVISCONSIN IW CORNELL UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF AIIISSOURI 'Q I. COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY XVASHINGTON UNIVERSITY Q SAINT STEVENS COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA ' ALLEGI-IENY COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA X 3 DICKINSON COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS 3 I 'K PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE IOYVA STATE COLLEGE 115 95 BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY ' UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO UNIVERSITX' OF PENNSYLVANIA DENVER UNIVERSITY 7 GETTYSBURG COLLEGE COLORADO SCHOOL OF DIIINES IN GEORGE XVASHINGTON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA M I' UNIVERSITY OF XXYIRGINIA UNIVERSITY OF XVASHINGTON VJASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY ' DAVIDSON COLLEGE TULANE UNIVERSITY M VVOFFORD COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF NIISSISSIPPI , UNIVERSITY OF GEOIKGIA UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS 1,- H IVIERCER UNIVERSITY CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY L 1' EMORY COLLEGE BETHEL COLLEGE 'I GEORGIA SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY KENTUCKY STATE COLLEGE , ' SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY SOUTHWESTERN PRESBYTERIAN UNIVERSITY Ie: , UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA CUMBERLAND UNIVERSITY' 'II ,I ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE WVANDERBILT UNIVERSITY H UNIVERSITY OF IXAICHIGAN UNIVEIKSITY OF TENNESSEE X ADRIAN COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH I I ACIOUNT UNION COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF INDIANA My OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS ,N ' UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI DARTAIOUTH COLLEGE X OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY LELAND STANFORD, JR.,'UNIVERSITY I lm SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY UNION UNIVERSITY I N QI' SOUTI-IYVESTERN BAPTIST UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA III W CASE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA M13 FRANKLIN COLLEGE IVIILLIKEN UNIVERSITY 51, gg PURDUE UNIVERSITY IQANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH II' MI .M M A ,Y Aw- -.ki ,,,' ' ' I1 'IIS LTA 25O P111 Ijurk Alpha QlhEI1J1IP1' Established in 1891 EITrat1'r5 in Zifarultatr HENRY TILGHMAN BULL HARRY PORTER VVELD M. G. CROWELL ALLYN ABBOTT WYOUNG iHratr1' in Iirhr BRADFORD HARDIEQ JR. HOWARD ORVILLE BABCOCK EDWARD JAMES DALY PHILIP WILLIAM GROSS BERT WILBUR HENDRICKSON Svaninrz PAUL HAMILTON HUSTED GEORGE OSWALD KUHLKE BROWER COX SPRANSY CDITH KING SPURRIER AUSTIN PUTNAM STORY CHARLES EMERSON CAREY PERCY OLIVER EISENBEIS CHARLES PITCHER HUBBARD CHRISTOPHER MAGEE, HI 31 uuinrs DONALD BERT NIUNSICK JOHN EWING O7HEARN WALTER RAYMOND READ HENRY THEODORE SUMMA . Svuplxunrurm ALDEN CRIPPEN BUTTRICK LOUIS ROTHE FARR VERNON BALLARD CHASE FRED HENRY FRANZ CHAPMAN EBERSOLE RALPH JOHN MYERS EDWIN ALVIN EISENBEIS WILLIAM RANDOLPH SMITH EAKIN LOCKWOOD VVHELESS 5Hrr5l1mr11 HOBERT WVINSHIP BARNES KENNETH L. RICE NIORELL GRAY BARNES VVYILLIAM JOSEPH CARTER CHESTER SCOTT LATSHAVV DAVID ROGER RTUNSICK ELBERT T. NASH STANLEY PATTERSON EVERETT CHARLES READ 251 'WALTER LE ROY SAUNDERS CARL DICKEY. SMITH JOSEPH FREDERICK STAMPFER J MILTON HOYT STEELE DONALD CHURCH THOMPSON VIMONT CARPENTER XVELCH LOUIS XVARD XVHEELOCK, JR W, ,Zig fr ' 12.2 THE ,ESM 3 CL7'RNEI.E,I,,'k fi ALPHA BETA . GAMMA . DELTA EPSILON ETA LAMBDA NU X1 OMICRON P1 RHO Evita Ighi Founded at Union College ZKHII uf Olhsqairzw Union College . . Brown University . New York University . Columbia University Rutgers College . . University of Pennsylvania . Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Lehigh University . . Johns Hopkins University . Sheflclelcl Scientific School Cornell University . University of Virginia . -f -ww-1 -V -- --A -- f -- -- - unlufnn --- i 252 1827 1827 1838 1841 1842 1345 1849 1864 1884 1885 1889 1891 1908 l1?EfAEfff, A W3 'IIEII-Q M313 CoIaNI3I,I,I,-I N A Elf .R A., . A E. -1- X, f - AA Iii Glhaptvr Established in 1891 Zlfratrea in Elfarultaie LANE COOPER BRYANT FLEMING ZH1'E1f1'P5 in lflrhr CLARENCE TARBELL Svnninrs SECOR CUNNINGHAM, JR. RAIASON EVANS, JR. ALEXANDER TILLISON HAYES JOSEPH ALEXANDER WILSON IGLEHART WVALTER KITTERA ASHMEAD MORGAN SMILEY BALDWIN JOHN CAMPBELL CHADWICK THOMAS ROBINSON CRAIG GEORGE WRIGHT DORRANCE GEORGE SCHUYLER TARBELL JOHN HARMON MCILVAINE ALFRED NIAGILL IRANDOLPH, 3rd RICHARD HAMILTON SHERWOOD NORMAN STEWART STONE FREDERICK VERNON FOSTER PHILIP HYATT HASELTON ALFRED BLAKE NIAURY- JOHN CONDICT SMALTZ THOMAS SLOANE YYOUNG, JR. Snphumnrrs DONALD ROBINSON BALDWIN RUSSELL HIGBEE CLEMINSHAW JERE DUDLEY EGGLESTON CARMAN RANDOLPH RUNYON, J Zlfrrahmen LAWRENCE ALOYSIUS BALDWIN HENRY PARSONS BOGGIS HENRY WALLACE CALDWELL WILLIAM CALDER, JR. HOLLIS HANEORD DANN JOSEPH STREETT JACOBS HENRY WKVARE JONES, JR. GEORGE STEWART KING NIAURICE NIEYER BGZINTON, JR. MURRAY NICCONNEL CLIFFORD DURAND SMITH FPOINR CLIFFORD TALLMAN Ip 5- T' DONALD NICDOUGAL SMITH LEROY SALISBURY STEPHENS JOHN ALPHEUS VANDERSLICE GORDON ELLWOOD VVIGHTMAN 'A. -lffrf-1-ifiazn,f ,' Zvi f :p 1 -I'- EE ,Auf 'I ., ' 'ED ' E f ' 75 EI+1'f,f125 -'ayryg V ,E B Egdxlm Dim II, RJIIEJ L QEZFN .MI ,LIL A , ,,.,S.,YliA1.1S5. ,?,,4 A-IH A Y I I I , 0 I I V,--'I IX! , J MAN v I ,f I I 1 W J M ,K X1 I H I IA W C,mR,mQGzm I -----Y f-A'- N--H--A ,I I I Ii W! A XX, 1 I ,f4SNif f' o Q5 I' Hin EI Sn ma I gil , I ml A Q I1 'N , 1 l 5-Sixiafjgyf I I I If-jgfixlgbf' Founded 1867 If S-. ,fy I I N-fy' 'NAV' Sf: I E 'Dx T' A xx 1 , ,ff I -L 1 .I !,f4xfX I I Z N1 g E QK QW KY S Z H Ik I I II V Qiull nf Glhzxpirm gi ' UNIVERSITY OF MAINE UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH -1 H' BOVVDOIN COLLEGE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY :IQ 'I NEW I'IAMPSHlRE COLLEGE CASE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE II 5? DARTAIOUTH COLLEGE 'WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE A UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT -UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY 111 , A'IASSACI-IUSETTS STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF NCIICHIGAN M5 ' HARVARD UNIVERSITY PURDUE UNIVERSITY fi .J BROVVN LINIVERSITY VVAEASH COLLEGE II, F CORNELL UNIVERSITY LINIVERSITY OF INDIANA fl , NEW YORK UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS , I SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY LAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY I 'N SVVARTHMORE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO f 6 PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF XIVISCONSIN iff UNIVERSITY QF PENNSYLVANIA 'UNIVERSITY OF NIINNESOTA if Q BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF IOWA I X IYEHIGH UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA ' X DICKINSON COLLEGE WILLIAM ,IEVVELL COLLEGE 5 UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND UNIVERSITY OF NIISSOURI ig-1 WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY BIISSOURI SCHOOL OF MINES I II. 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ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO 4, II CUMBERLAND UNIVERSITY IOWA STATE COLLEGE 1119 IW, VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY WVASHINGTON STATE COLLEGE if HQ UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE WVASHBURN COLLEGE I SOUTHYVESTERN PREBYTERIAN UNIX'E1lSITY 'UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS Ivy A If '1'fEv fl e1i-iwa SIIETW , if-T f-:fi 'TTL YV ET, R--fr-? :2-T -' -Y-L-A-- m-'Jul' --5-lL'IIn:,4w'2 -if ian- -- -,AME , 5 ig-7,54 - '-A--4 Y-,Y,' Rsizlffmz A 254 T: 'TELIE .LQLS I M ,, 77, H, L .T ww M33 .Y EI 4 EI EI EI P1 HM 1-Xlph K pp Glh pi A ' I Established in 1892 , J Hratrvs in Effarultair I JEREMIAH SWVEETSER FERGUSON DAVID FLETCHER HOY DAVID CLINTON GILLESPIE VVILLARD XKVINFIELD ROWLEE J, LEX RAY HESLER ELMER SETH SAVAGE EDWARD ALBERT RVHITE I: JJ Ld Vi IHraIrrE in 3HrIn2 'T CH.ARLES PRICE DAVIS XKVILLIAM DELBERT FUNKHOUSER GEORGE PETER BUCHANAN T. J. TWOMEY ff R. W. EDMONDS ALEXANDER PHILIP WARNER I CHARLES VVALLACE WEBB In J Srninrz ff EMERSON HINCHLIFF SEELYE NIUNN QUACKENBUSH ARCHIBALD BURTT JOHNSTON GEORGE WALLACE RAMSAY 'J XIVARREN PACKARD WARREN RANDOLPH SCOTT ALVAN I'IUEY STACK PM 4 31IIIfU1'E W JOB LAWRENCE BACON XVILBER ALAN RXIATHEVVS If EDWIN STUART BAKER ALLEN CLARK RfIINNIX 1 .ALFRED THOMAS HOBSON JOHN IQADER ROSE KENNETH CHARLES RfICCUTCHEON NIARK HAYNE STRATTON W JOHN PERCIVAL WIVATSON Tl Snphnmnrva GEORGE HUBERT BOLLMAN HARRY AUGUSTUSY FRICKA EATON HOWARD ALFRED BURGARD DALY RADO GASS I XVILLARD HENRY BURGARD XIVALTER EDWIN HIGGINS JOSEPH NEIEERT CARPENTER FRANCIS TOWNSEND HUNTER JJ GERALD JACKSON DEAN CHRISTOPHER LLOYD JONES JAMES DONALD RfICCUTCHEON Pl IF Hrezhmvn ig RUSSELL SHEPPARD BECK 5 JOSEPH PAUL BRIGHT J SAMUEL THOMAS BROXVN E355 CHANDLER BURPEE BENJAMIN 'VANBUREN DAVIS U JJ PAUL WVITHERSPOON ECKLEY ' JOHN CALDWELL GARDINER M RICHARD THOMAS GUILBERT JOHN FIAYDOCK, 3rd STANLEY OVERHOLT LAVV 'JM .ALFRED LOCICVVOOD QUINTARD ORION STOREY RUSSELL , STANLEY HOWE SISSON ' ROGER EATON STEXVART 'Sain' 255 4? ,IIIIII H13 IHII IDIS CORNHILIIIAN CORNELL . JOHNS HOPKINS DARTMOUTH . CHICAGO ILLINOIS WISCONSIN MICHIGAN ,,f fI,, +-- - Grahuatr Ssrientiiir Ilkaiernitg Z 'S Mamma Alpha Founded 1899 Qnll nf Glhzqatrrz Ithaca, New York Baltimore, NIaryland Hanover, New Hampshire Chicago, Illinois i Urbana, Illinois Bladison, WVisconsin Ann Arbor, Nlichigan ' '-f-:lr-vfff' 171'eW' -' . - . I I I . . ,.,. I.-.,y..vv'w '-1.11. - g7.I f Ig, if. ' -1-HQ I I IMI, I ,I-a,,H ...II - -7 1 TlIIL,4mf.aH-II -III II 256 L I 'SXT' I ri-TW Y w,,Ai', - ff? Olnrnell QUIEIJJTPL' VERANUS ALVA BLLOORE JAMES GEORGE NEEDHAM OSKAR AUGUSTUS JOHANNSEN LOUIS AGASSIZ FUERTES GEORGE FRANCIS ATKINSON ARTHUR XVESLEY BROWNE VIRGIL SNYDER JAMES ADRIAN BIZZELL WILLIAM ALBERT RILEY WALTER STEBBINS FORD GEORGE FREDERICK YVARREN CHARLES LEOPOLD WALKER ROBERT MATHESON HAROLD ELLIS ROSS ELMER SETH SAVAGE GEORGE CHARLES EMBODY MORTIER FRANKLIN BARRUS HARRY OLIVER BUCKMAN CHARLES CLARENCE BIDWELL HALSEY B. KNfXPP Established I899 JOHN HENRY COMSTOCK LOUIS MUNROE DENNIS ABRAM TUCKER KLERR JOHN SANDFORD SHEARER VICTOR HEINRICH RIES ERNEST BLAKER ERNEST RfLERRITT HUGH DANIEL REED RALPH VVRIGHT CURTIS BENJAMIN FREEMAN KINGSBURY HERBERT HICE XVHETZEL DONALD REDDICK ARTHUR AUGUSTUS ALLEN ALBERT HAZEN WRIGHT LEWIS IQNUDSON ROSS PETER ANDERSON CARLETON ENDERKIN POWER RUDOLPH RAY BOLTON OTIS FREEMAN CURTIS EARL LVLAX PICKENS CLAUDE HENRY RfLEYERS JAMES CHESTER BRADLEY EDWIN CHARLES NIAYER DALE STEVENS COLE RALPH JOHN GILMORE FRANK ELMORE RICE LEXEMUEL RAY HESLER 'WILLIAM JACOB ROBBINS WARD BENJAMIN WHITE JOSEPH STANLEY HOOK JAMES THOMAS CUSICK LVLAURICE HOPE GIVENS CLARENCE MCKINLEY SHERW RANSOM EVARTS SOMERS LEONARD AMBY MAYNARD OOD JOHN THOMAS LLOYD ARTHUR GRAHAM BIERMA CARLTON CHASE NIURDOCK LEWIS JOSEPHUS CROSS BURTON JUDSON LEMON ROBERT LEWIS STEVENSON FRANK ARTEMAS HITCHCOCK ELLSWORTH DAVID ELSTON EDWARD TOMPKINS JONES HUBERT EUGENE BAXTER LAURENCE HOWLAND LVLACZDANIELS IRA ELVER LEE DAVID CLOSE COMSTOCK HAROLD WALTER ELLEY 25 .1 I' J -U Hg, A ,W W ' v ' va LJ ' ,,' '.3ffI'1y' - ,. , A-,HL 'f ,g 1 ' -,-4 ',.- .uw - ,I :I -5 ,, V, 1 W -, HW. -4-4 - 51,75-3-.I Q- .1'2:,g - ,g4.f 'fl-gfgi.2j. rg ,, -- XIEIJ4 t V Q L W 'KS TH ' X ' Q5 , nngvr L. 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University of Tennessee 260 ff, - --'--,,- - 9415? , TEENS I,SI::, I I I 1, W - - V 4i,1 1fIr Glurnvll Qlhaqzrber Established in IQOI Hratrrs in Elfarultutn ARTHUR RVITTER GILBERT ALBERT RUSSELL BIANN EARLE VOLCART HARDENBURG CLARENCE ARTHUR ROGERS HALSEY B. IQNAPP GEORGE WALTER TAILBY, I KENNETH -CARTER LIVERMORE ARTHUR LEE THOMPSON CHARLES SCOON WILSON Hrairvz in Ilrhv CHESTER CASTLE ENGLE ROYAL GILKEY NORMAN DAMON STEVE ifvnniurz NIAX FLAVELL ABELL b THOMAS ALEXANDER BAKER LAWRENCE JULIUS BENSON FRANCIS HENRY DURKAN WILLIANI AUGUSTUS HUTCHINSON LOWELL LAGRANG ANDRUS ARLYN XKVILBUR COFFIN FLOYD WILLARD DE GOLYER RJORGAN BEEBE NICCARGO HAROLD KIRK RULISON HAROLD FRANCIS LKEYES SIDNEY CHARLES LEETE FRANCIS ELTON ROGERS GAMALIEL SANFORD ROSE RAYMOND FREDRIC STEVE I. 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UNIVERSITY OF TALABAMA LAFAYETTE COLLEGE XIII HOWARD COLLEGE COLORADO SCHOOL OF AIINES NORTH GEORGIA AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON EV III' UVASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY CORNELL UNIVERSITY II UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY ,III KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY -UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO ig EMORY COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF XIVISCONSIN LEHIGH UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS IIIII IVIISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY -UNIVERSITY OF BfIICHIGAN II A ' I , :Ig 'VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY NCIISSOURI STATE SCHOOL OF NIINES UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS WVASHINGTON UNIVERSITY LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF WEST I IRGINIA I, III UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO II 5-94 DE PAUW UNIVERSITY IOWA STATE COLLEGE f , III PURDUE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NIINNESOTA III UNIVERSITY OF INDIANA UNIVERSITY OF iIRKANSAS ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA WI' III MOUNT UNION COLLEGE UNIVERSITY QF IVASHINGTON XIII STATE UNIVERSITY OF IOVVA SYRACUSE 'UNIVERSITY OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY' CASE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE -A IVILLIAM JEXVELL COLLEGE DARTRIOUTH COLLEGE V III UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY' III UNIVERSITY OF .VERMONT LOMBARD UNIVERSITY ' NORTH CAROLINA A. AND M. COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE I ROSE POLYTECHNIC IIVESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY VI TULANE UNIVERSITY OKLAHOMA UNIVERSITY I1 1, - II-IN LELAND STANFORD, JR., UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA I UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA DELAWARE STATE COLLEGE I. BROWN UNIVERSITX' STETSON UNIVERSITY ' UNIV S NI M U IV SIT ZII ER ITY OF AINE , ANHATTAN N IER Y II' II 7'S tg :3:E?ii?1Ewg'fI..1,':-ff'TTS1-1i3LT.tS-iv-IRES-- - SALETSTT BYIEIL- 'HQI :Fi LIALS' Mtn.,-,Ml ,m' iigi 'X dK ifIl'7i.if. f1Qiinr1T'iM, ,,'hwM' Mitihlif LID. TIS: 262 rp SI-E FII I I 'I II II III III R? I' II IIII III ' III III I:.II II 57 III III .I I II III MII Fliv 5? II III I II III I I III I II :III 'IIII' III' IIIII I I 5, BE '7 II II II I III II I II N I II I III III II IJIII Ig N TI I I I III II If MI III II III? III III 'II :I A-I ?'3 we FII II' III QI, II I I II .I'I II If III: I II IIIII f E - A-.W qw- - - - fgl-3 g ,Z THIS COLRQFSHQLLIAIYE - :::::q,,L1-..f Y.. ---V A Mamma lhvta Glhapivr Established December 7, IQOI ZHrairr5 in Zlktfuliatr CLIFFORD COUTANT ROSE DENNIE HANIMOND UDALL ,THOMAS LVHITNEY BENSON WIVELSH CHARLES FAIRMAN BLAKSLEE OTHO MYRON CLARK DONALD POWER DENHAM BRUCE FULTON GRIMM VVOLENMAN LUX ALEXANDER NIITCHELL BEEBEE ROBERT EMMETT BURKE GURDON ELY CONKLING WVILLIAM WALLACE DODGE HAROLD BERT GEORGE SULLIVAN AMORY GEORGE FRANCIS BETTCHER LOUIS HANNIWALT CLAREY JAMES ARMITAGE HOOVER Swuiurs FREDERICK EDGAR GDELL JOHN ELGIN SIMONDS ROBERT ALLEN SWALM HAROLD JULIAN THOMPSON HENRY DARWIN WVILLIAMS iluniurza' CHARLES ALEXANDER NIENGERS PARVIN ELWOOD PAULES JOHN EDWARD SUTTON, JR. JOHN GRAHAM THOMPSON RAM VIEDT gvnplynmnrra HAROLD SHEPARDSON LYON RALPH ENCELL TVIORTON FRED WHITE ROBERTS HENRY BRUNER SUTTON JAMES JOSEPH WALL, JR. Hrrahmrn WILLIAM ADAMS, JR. WILLIAM LEE CRAWFORD FRANK JUDGE DURHAIVI JOSEPH HOWARD GRAY' ALFRED VERNON JANNOTTA HOWARD JEROME LUDINGTON HAROLD COTTRELL NIIDDLETON :V 1- YY. Y 1.7: A ,W.c.:E:,-,,.A,1,,,, , L ,,.. .7,,,, L A ,W wir , - Si- f'-'-1ST-A f 1- ' Z.--f f7g,,g.,,,f 4' A -L .,,-I A Y- 77- W-7, A, -'4:r' va ' -vi ff . - -1 -an- A V' w I IA- . f - .FH - . H IL J I w W li n xl 3 ,. H 5- 9 b-1 1515 I . nl., N: '-5,-,Ain- l1- nu limi. H' ff-1.fC34.52 , V . f 1' ,fy by - f 'lf ' Q ff ' f ,, . .mfg fp? 'fa f ' fm ' 2-1 'fix' 5?Z. .. -QE. W 1191-4 fQ L , iL .ew id , , - --- ....- P- --- ea- V-,F 4- U., , V . wr, V SVU, fx 1.-nh' C NW ' 'X wif: , qx H ,Lil 5, 1, 4 . V' 1 V - Q' 5 V ,T A 'Q . J I' ,449 wal? A , ,y u JI ' w J' , if 562 ,Qi r 1 1 W .u , lx H ll' , .' K M- 1 'W' , w , 'E , , I ix! Vi , XML 1 X W .41 l1T'i ' 'A ,Lw, , fi fiiqig w - I V . J:'fe- A ML , -I I ' , lm! 2'fzg,' lW .931lxff' +QW14'.:,1 ., 'A , if viii? mf - .-.1.5fi,r'1N- -f , ' 'fggg 'L1.1f.Qg,, 1r.3 , M V . ,. 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EDWARD DUBOIS STRYKER, ELMER GRANT PERL CHARLES ERROL VAUCHN HENRY NAZER XVADE I 311IIIiU1'5 GUY PORTER ADAMS JOHN JAMES CHEW, 2nd PVALTER SHERVVOOD BETTS LOUIS TUCKER HAMELIN HARNION CONDIT IQIBBE ' SHUIIUHIUIPE ALAN LYON BROWN ALLAN SHEA DAYTON . LAWRENCE EDWARD GUBB FRANK XVILLIS PIERCE GERALD MARTIN BEST Hrrnhnirn OVID ELI ROBERTS, JR. XVALDO HUNTTING RICE LESLIE BARDEN VAN DUSEN JUSTIN FEDERAL PVAIT HILAXIRE OCTAVE LE BRUN WVILLIAM EDWARD IRUCHLER . ,,W,A-,T1,,,Y,,, ,EN I ml, ' , 7,, ,, I -iii,-,f,11: f,p,.I-..-.fa- -- If. 265 ef ss 'Irvin Xi X 'F I Founded 1864 x Mwx X 415 M . M3 f- T 31 4 I I A PW Ulm' ' T351-I ' ' I II., Ili' f , .. N , .Y!, W,,! N ,q t N N 05 5 ALPHA . BETA . GAMMA . DELTA . EPSTLON ZETA . ETA THETA . IoTA . KAPPA . LAMBDA MU NU X1 . OMICRON P1 . 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JOSEPH TILLOU SATTELS 7- Y: -I YY' Y 7-'J Nr 1 ' T ' T E--'E J--,---T, -2--,Sn 7 if 267 4 V , 1 vi 14 II. .1 'I 'Q A vs L4 VI I I I A A l' l .4 I THE 1,913 QQEQTSEILI A X 5 igitig E,ffjL53'13- I Tir I . I ,l .4 , V If l , I ,l , ii if I ,I I, A V l K . A 2 ev V? I lil lilll 6 I- Brita hrta 15111 Founded 1900 II 'J ' I I III Q I Sumatra y U ' A ' , . 91 RANNEY, Cleveland Law School ETA PRIME, Chicago lxent College ol Law I WVIGMORE, Northwestern University BURKS, VV:-ishington and Lee University , HOLLIES, Dickinson University FFHETA PRIME, Washburn University I W 4 COOLEY, Detroit College of Law CIIRISTIANCE, University of Michigan gi FINCI-I, Cornell University RAh'ISAY, St. Paul College of Law ' I l XVARVELLE, De Pauw University NIARSIIALI., Ohio Northern University l A BETA, University of South Dakota PARKER, Union University , BLECKLEY, University of Georgia VON hf.lOSCHZISKER, University of Pennsylvania lids I l FREEMAN, University of Tennessee NVHITE, Georgetown University I W NIITCHELL, University of hflinnesota JEFFERSON, Richmond College i, DAY, Western Reserve University FIELD, University of Southern California ii , IYLENT, New York Law School FULLER, Fordham University it LURTON, Chattanooga College of Law TKHETA, Creighton University W, . . . . . l EPSILON, University of Arkansas IOTA, VVashIngton University Ig , l Eli X GAMMA PRIME, John Marshall Law School DEADY, University of Oregon 'T I IJELTA PRIME, University of Chicago CHASE, Ohio State University My U gl 4 LA - F I Alumni inmates y l I l l CLEVELAND ALUMNI SENATE rl1OLEDO ALUMNI SENATE 2 ALUMNI SENATE or NEW TYORK CITY CHICAGO ALUMNI SENATE ,ll X CHATTANOOGA ALUMNI SENATE XVASHINGTON, D. C., ALUMNI SENATE l I lu 2 2: 7 I I A I ' 4 l A , yf , I l I ' ll II, , , N 1, ,I ljll 268 'IZEQF if Zi 'EMA CCGF ' 1 Elfinrh Qlhaptvr Established in 1903 3H1'6If1'P5 in llirhv HARRY CLARK BALDWIN VVILLARD NI. KENT JAMES FERRIS BXICKINNEY iH1'ElT1'P5 in 3Hninm',aiia1ie HOWARD ORVILLE BABCOCK GUERNSEY THOMAS CROSS EDWARD JAMES DALY BERT WILBUR HENDRICKSON COE CHARLES LEMNITZER VVALTER JAMES MITCHELL HENRY DARWIN JVILLIAMS ELDON FRANCIS COLIE VVALTER GEORGE HAEBERLE NIORGAN :KING HARRIS JOHN NIANLY HEATH DONALD BERT NIUNSICK NIARK RAYMOND RILEY VVALTER CARL LUNDEN SELBY GILBERT SMITH 269 THE 1 9l5 CORNELLLXN iff' 2ii'??E525ffiL'S. 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' - .-ar.4S.- 4'41I THE ISLE C0IH:'sIEL,LIiAJI Q Znhmr Founded in IQO4 Elkatrra in Haruliair JOSEPH QUINCY ADAMS GEORGE GLEASON BOGERT CHARLES LEE CRANDALL GEORGE ABRAM EVERETT 'WILLIAM FORREST LEE BURTON JUDSON LEMON CLARK SUTHERLAND NORTHUP CHARLES SCOON WILSON 5H1'EIT1'D5 in Elirhv CARL CRANDALL Svvniurz VVILSON TURNER BALLARD WILLIAM HAROLD DAVIDSON VVILLIAM HAZLITT SMITH LAWRENCE EDDY SAMUEL RUSSELL HALLEY CHARLES HENRY OTT, JR. fduninrz GEORGE EDWARD HENDRICKS GEOEEREY TVIINTO JAMES LESLIE COLVILLE ROBERTSON JOHN MULHALL ROGERS CHARLES R4AVRO WARREN Svnphnmnrwa GEORGE W. BONNEY HAROLD BENNITT BURDICK OLIVER HAZARD PERRY CHAMPLIN, JR. DAVID HARRY CHANDLER, JR. CLEM HARRIS CONGDON JAY CONGER, JR. GEORGE HALE HARRISON WILLIAM HENRY JAMESON FREDRIC EUGENE LYFORD FREDERICK LANSING ROGERS WILLIAM DONALDSON VAN ARNAM Hrezhmrn HENRY HUNTINGTON BATJER WALTER FERGUSON HALLEY HERBERT HOWE BUCK THOMAS VVILSON HARRIS BENJAMIN GERO, JR. DONALD HARMON HERSHEY THOMAS PHILLIPPS IQNAPP X, E, 1 ,Yi-., .,yw.f1i i3.I,5v,,:,l W, r TY' W , A 271 ?.-l-4?------, V- 7 -5.1 +' -'11, W7 ' ff? i 1915 CORNELLIfXN 41 H75f5T 3 7 nw , AWu1wwsm QgiQ9H3N si! W K ' mim i ' mx 'Au ui , , ss1l?,-5. , 21A ,ig v ru . gfli ' . 7 'iwgggeg E' ' 'imnfibk 272 'Tl' H TE 1 9 1 5 CO R N E L L I A N ?9E.i ??f?f?i-'ii QPEI1 Emil Svrpvnt Founded in IQOS THEODORE DEY CRIPPEN ALBERT THOMPSON COUMBE, CLAUDE HEATH EDGERTON THEODORE OSBORNE GAVETT RICHARD GIBSON, JR. h Snuiura JR. FREDERICK PERRY HALL, JR. JAMES FRANCIS LARDNER, JR HERMAN WILLIAM NOLKER JAMES NEIL SENEGAL HANS VIETOR FRANCIS EDGAR WILLIAMS, JR. JOHN WAR-RINGTON HUGO NIUENCH, JR. COWLES ANDRUS BARD BURDETTE BLAIR DONALD WATSON CADY GEORGE CALVIN CRABTREE EDWIN IRVING CONNOR, JR. PHILIP GEORGE DRABELLE EARL EVERS HODGES ROBERT DORRANCE INGALLS af' if 11 Zluninwa GALE RALPH POTTER RIPLEY HOWARD PETER RYAN - Svnplynmnrrs FREDERICK WVILLIAM KOENIG THADDEUS COLLINS LOGAN JAMES BARRY IVFAGUIRE EDWARD ILSLEY TINKHAM IH1'r5IIn1Pn my if ri!! 'EF ,L 4 law . 1 I R A ,, :F.,M -' . ,' I,-Eg., I , ,V :,':.::,i43 , ' 'Q N I I Q, -2:-2-:rw-,,,o,f '-4 , , ,. 'ms'-':: ' ,- , . -- ---- . J 1:-r'-W:1f'f1i.:1N1??1f23?Q, fzi:??I ..-'z ' , ,, 11426-L -. A- J-,.-sw .'E,-fz ff ,' 'Q 5, 12135: . fi5:ffSfg'g'T9f.zf:,. ' L-.F - :I 1. V,..-'Rag ' .I N -.. - 'f A , A ff -:51 S, iq Ja-51. ,, - 21 ' I f qw E I. yy-1w..,1, - qw- 'V 1 1,-,L -P ..: In , ,, A y, 5:33 1 Uf,,IL1?f2 'ff 1.-.,:-I ,, 'v' . '. .1',: .H gi 5 .,.-.I-151:32--Af' -E W ':, ' miner?- 1 s:f.,s,Q- we wswa-'E Wh ey- '?', -.3141---1 'fr 1- 'f 1, ' fvw'2-,-- 1'I4 '-14:5-' ,iff y jr .. Us - Q I i V' ' , ' ri- IJ!! , 1 1' W.-,,. 1'-A. , . 2 f wg. ' ,Q L212:,5,' A .4 I ,is 'f' S , , ,, ., -2.3.41 V V - - -A L,-Aww -.iw - -N ROY IWILDRUM FRANCIS EDWARD REURPHY ROBERT ALOYSIUS MURPHY FREDERICK GILBERT PALEN .1 2 lm.: QP, 1' f f----f - -1 '- f -an-'iw' -uf' ff . ,-.TH H, ,- L , I ,H 7 J ,7,,,,s1.gi.fg - RL, ...ff -Y . .Y L ,Jr.,n.A -, 2, 18 73 S , , H , Wx-..1g7,,,, EJ. i ALPHA B ETA GAMMA DELTEX EPSILON TH ETA KAPPA NIU LAMBDA ZETA SIGMA ETA IOTA NU X1 OMICRON Rrro P1 PHI lf f,s ffivfT':5,s, l legs 'Tix T 1- cy T f wr'w,i: ' ' ' , ' ' ' 'K ' 1 ' , . ,li LX! Q. ,ET Hitt New QHIKIIIHXXV ' lmumnuu I I' ' 2 T 9 +153 ff' ' ,Z up wieiirw Agp I jf :iC Q xf- Ea I .I . SM . QA? I -Q ll ' 1 K mms 'ufnqfn t v Fe fazfw I '-I Elfg ggi? ti'i:37 'i , 295 .- Girl Effhsll we - I-w h. I swi 'gilig fllfgkfif '-V i -'-'N e -' il? 5499 I Id Q' 'X' qll' S v 5 H' fffaeaif ' vsvse si 'Q ' 'g ,I ' lg! ii. 5 Hi S Zh f' .+S:f , Air? f i st W We Will! BTN if lfsw fl 'flikti' I 11, .- Zria 'Brin 1 an Founded 1898 illnll nf Cllhaphern College of the City of New York Long Island hfledical 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 V- T .Cc --.af-Wcc,, ,,., - -Mic cl. C S. A . is , fc. I , ,ii-i.m ,,ef l V F' 5 B I I if F r F 4 7 L P' ? NIassachusetts Institute of Technology Syracuse University University of Illinois Louisiana State University University of llichigan f+iLQ3:.4 3?ii::s---sv QT L W as - 7--ew 1- 42- - -31-SN.- 's . V . , - .,7, 7,. ,Rd A..-..1, .:' fHT vi n ,--YW YY-YW Y Y -.,. , ,HHH ,, ,,,,,,,,,,, ,H .Nw ,A , Y, x 274 E V 43Q f,fQ2 .il'iQ2T52 T HE 1 9 l 3 'if U ff? ELL! ,-ii : 'fiffr f. i1 11E Kappa Glhapbzr Establishedin IQO7 5Hrat1-wa in Hrhr J I. K. BERNSTEIN A. WILFRED FEINBERG - EZRA JOHN FEINBERG Svnniura ABRAHAM SAMUEL BORDON DAVID GETTINGER NATHANIEL JOSEPH GOLDSMITH NIILTON JEROME POWVELL HAROLD RIEGELMAN illtniuraa NIELVIN LEOPOLD ADL'ER LEON LOEWE NIILO GGDEN FRANK A - MEYER NEBENZAHL SETH GERSON HESS ROBERT LINCOLN NIERUK , JAMES ROY ROSENFELD ?5nphnn1urr5 - ARTHUR ISADORE ABELSON MARC S. GOLDSMITH EDGAR ALBERT HERTZ MORTON.,CHARLES KOHN NIYRON ISAIAH GOLBERG FREDERICK SHEOELBERG, JR. ' - J. HARRY WVERTHEIMER Zifrvslymvn JOSEPH ADOLPH HELLER NIARR CARL MIELTZER, JR. Q jf- 4-2,1117 , ,,,f1-.Az -ir A :Elf T' nf' 1' mr 7 ' ff Y jf -'ff' f W' ' 1 E ---' ' -: u. :W f -- ill 1.-V Y 273 s - s, - ii15:p - fmg,5 '- w , A-:. -2 Af-eras-a THE 1915 CORNELLIAN T -F -V? w w w ii I5 M gg? 4 . gsm -4'i4'a ' 'Q - Ima'-En 32? Qeigsam H agp 55511: 25, 15-wwe gtrwgf M l an H, GIA.. A-ef 'W .9 We 5 ,Fea,,, ,, Zwigvgg. L f fai,Qsf . -r. A -. A1 -.tal --1: , ,,,-za QA a,,,Yf '?a -1'5 , -.Asif ',1k-'v-ii' Axsfq---fe'rf .-W., Aa- 1 .5-1.1 .- A-if --+,,::gLm+f2:a: gf- -,w1,.err.--U.. A--we11r,ge5g . . wc' -Lg. . : va- . ' 1 ' ' ,',fw.-sgabf 'gsm--.TQ 7' 1 .fwwif,e agp t a,-.ag ' ' 4'f'f '4sr ' A -' ' 1 A -A 'g ba , , av.:-W f - . - - saga-f-A 1 . V .M G ll Ea Y ll 1 l I 1 sea Founded IQO4 EKUII uf Ghapivrs ALPHA . Ohio State University BETA Cornell University GAMMA . Chicago Veterinary College DELTA . Kansas City Veterinary College EPSILON University of Pennsylvania ZETA . Colorado Agricultural College ZETA ETA Kansas State Agricultural College THETA . Alabama Polytechnic Institute iMST'M TTT xi. 1 1. s 276 '41 Eu ll Z, wi ? va Qs F ,ll 1 li Y T Wi fi i V Fi lly l l l L A i JA 7 I K i P i JA ww num 'VJ I 'A W Y Wll ll All 'il i P, f-E su -T lk Ti ill li N 1 A Q4 :gi ,L it S .9 l 1 M THE 1915 CORFJELIAIIXN Q' ' Brin Olhaptm' Established in IOO7 Zfratrrs in EHz1ru1ta1t1e DR. JERRY R. BEACH DR. VVILLIAM E. NIULDOON 5Hratrv5 in ilflrhr DR. ALVIN BOERMAN HAROLD CLURH ALVIN BOERMAN RAYMOND EDGAR DEDERICK HARRY XVILLIAM EGGLESTON LYNNE BURTON FENNER NIAURICE EARL GARDNER IVAN GOODWIN HOWE MILTON MOOT LEONARD 5Pniu1'II VERNON LYON LUNN HOWARD BJEAD ALFRED SAVAQE ARTHUR LAURS SMITH CHARLES BAILEY SKINNER EDWARD STEEL CLARENCE WENTWORTH VVEEEER FLOYD EPHRAM WILSON HARRY PETER BONNIKSON CHARLES RALPH BOSHART ALBERT LYLE BROWN LESTER PIERCE CROWE CHARLES JOHN CROWL ROSCOE ERLE DAVIS Ehminrz JOHN DUDLEY MOORE PETER THEODORE PETERSON JOHN JOSEPH REGAN STEPHEN PAUL REGAN RUBEN ELIJAH SMITH WILLIAM HENRY SUTTERBY LOUIS CARLTON PVEBSTER ZH1'B5I1ml311 A ROGER FRAULEIGH BOLLENBAHER FRED CONRAD CLARK JAMES RICCARDO HOYT ARTHUR HUBBELL BKTCCANN GEORGE NETHAWAY RANSLEY RAY GRSON 'WHIPPLE ,, , wp. YJ: -, , L I Krrjr-. Y,Y f Y 1. 1 'fx wg-wg - '1'-if-ff-1 uni' .v.- L fl :H Zzl -.H-:ln X 277 f:,1i4f,1 w A LL, ji-I : lirqgff Ej,jYf,iA,:ij, - - , 1 f A ' , 'N , 1. x. if 'Wh .4 , 'Sf 'rr Z ' ' 21 I 1 Ararm 11? ratvrnttg A- + ' s I 1 I I ' jg, - 'YI hx Founded at University of lVIichigan IQO4. P524 lil. L.. illnll uf Glhapir rn UNIVERSITY OF NIICHIGAN . . Ann Arbor, NIichigan : LELAND STANFORIS, JR., UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS . UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY HARVARD UNIVERSITY Palo Alto, California Lawrence, Kansass Lincoln, Nebraska Berkeley, California Columbus, Ohio Cambridge, Massachusetts UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS Champaign, Illinois UNIVERSITY PENNSYLVANIA Philadelphia, Pennsylvania UNIVERSITY IVIINNESOTA Minneapolis, hflinnesota UNIVERSITY YVISCONSIN NIadison, Wisconsin UNIVERSITY OF NIISSOURI Columbia, NIissouri CORNELL UNIVERSITY PURDUE UNIVERSITY' . UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO YALE UNIVERSITY . COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY . IOWA STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF IOwA . PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO UNIVERSITY OF VVASHINGTON NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY . KANSAS STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE . Ithaca, New York Lafayette, Indiana Chicago, Illinois New I-Iaven, Connecticut New York City, New York Ames, Iowa Iowa City, Iowa State College, Pennsylyania Boulder, Colorado Seattle, Washington Chicago, Illinois Syracuse, New York lXfIanhattan, Kansas f-.f ni , , -,w -A f-u: 1? -fff-ff-- -iff fn-ff-- ,-f-- -A ffff--f ffffff -- --7-f-' --' M ..7MI.- ?fs. V- -1- V, A- w.,.n: an ,-ill : 2 A 1,77 , ,,L --il m fs .umm Qlnrnell Olhaptm' Established in 1907 Efrairva in Eiarultatr CHARLES WILLIANI BENNETT JAMES ADRIAN BIZZELL SAMUEL HOWARD BURNETT DALE STEVENS COLE WHEELER PEDLAR DAVEY WVILLARD WALDO ELLIS CARL EDWIN LADD GEORGE ROBERT NICDERMOTT CHARLES TRACEY STAGG BENJAMIN FRANKLIN STELLER VERN BONHAM STEWART JAMES ELIJAH VANDERHOEE XNILLIAM ROY WICLEY STEPHEN REMINGTON XVING Elfrairra in Hrhz RILEY HENRY HEATH LAWRENCE COOPER RUMSEY Ilfratrwa in liniuvrzitatn WILBUR JAMES BARNES ARTHUR BISHOP BEAUMONT CARLOS FRENCH BIDGOOD JESSE FRANKLIN BRADLEY CLIFFORD JEREMY BURNHAM ROBERT FRANKLIN CHAMBERLAIN CHARLES ORSON DALRYMPLE DANIEL SCOTT FOX HARVEY NICHOLAS GILBERT HEBER EMLYN GRIFFITH CHARLES MASON HIXRRINGTON LOUIS MELVILLE NIASSEX' WVILLIAM MARTIN O,DONNELL WALTER MILLER PEACOCK HORACE MANN PICKERILL EDWARD THOMPSON RUMMELE LEROY ALONZO XVILSON ' N 2 1 QW W 1! in 'T W WWW W, Ei WW W W W 21 'rv W WW W: W ,W 1 W 1 I E 1 1 W W WW W W W W,W WW I WW W WW W W W X! ,I 77 W WW WW Wu' WWWU A W A V., WWW W f 1 'A l! 1 W W W W W WWW W L2 W WWW Jn ,u Y, fa, X1 . ,, , . W-H 7747 , .V Y -fir. ,ll ,1-.-A W ,L - --WN - 1 - - H!-am xr -Sf-xr gm m 1 THE 1915 CORNELLIAN ,giSNWWWW ff 5 J W I' Wk H fc ea 7 ' fwppfqfv , E' -Ziff' ' tr, '.f4QJ?F 94 W 1 WW - Y ,J E? il WW W' W ey W 5555, ' fax ,. 55:55 W, WWv W:EE5W v , Av an ' ' Q1 fb 0 0 ' Nff -3 4 ks K Kal' -W mggnmwmrai -2111.577 Y: V----1 .4 '1 g. g 280 TH K 'EM 5 COR FYELLI A. 33 lklpgaa Hai Founded in IOO7 Srninwa HARRY ALEXANDER CHAPIN FAYETTE LESTER ROCKVVELL PHILIP JAMES KENT CHRISTIAN SCHWARTZ ALBERT EDWARD RENAUD, JR. ALBERT STOVER, JR. ilnninra REGINALD HARRISON EAGLES ALBERT NTORDECAI TAYLOR HARVEY NIOCHESNEY ROLAN WIGHTMAN 9npIIn111nrP5 BENJAMIN FRANCIS BEHRINGER ROGER CLEVELAND JONES JOHN SHARRA BESVVICK LOUIS EUGENE IQNAUSS ADERIAL HEBARD CASE CHARLES ERVING ROGERS 'VVILLIAM STONE STOCKTON ZH rvEh111su1 CLIFFORD CONKLIN EDWARDS , W' '1 fx vlsg 'Q ffl:1-f.2:,:--i.f:,f.f,'gi','i.f2,rI.HJ' I Al. :T Wil i 1 212: ,fgfji EJ' f ., . ' ' ?'? '- - .'lJ2 I 1 fl'-'JE1':?'..::-1E':f, 1,1 , we E b .-,A, , , I 5:11 A 1' ., -2 5: ,,:w.. , Q2'?': 'tf? '- i f- WW ---A W' + ' ' 13: 'fuzz - ' IVZTJD , 4.,.,3Z:Zi1:A -1: ?t5f+5g2,.,.:,::.fM. V: hi -1,59 J. ag W A , ff' , ' ii-I ' .3 VA ...l,, mg K' - ,4 V. 1 in MV ..,:, ,V I I , ' F EQ' ' iw rf -fQ-- -'11f r - - lgw-11:7 7?'1S5,'vf +'i-451 +3fT1-313513 f , -Z 31-511' u '-, ' I .:::gf fi-:'E?'i :suis-Lf T 7 T x , 281 x TEIE 1915 CORNELLIAN I ua I , w 3 '+m,sf W qfa 1 ,fi9'f.'fl4?5 M - .LY'15iq,'ff A X fm ,V 25.11 , Ni'1f,.,.51:,f' ,. 1-,' rw? ,. - A 1 ' ' 25,1 Ll- , Y NAYA Tl , P , ' ,IQ V -se., img EL 'f'1:esk g-LQK -Ig 2' 282 TLIL C0 ayaii Founded in IQO7 1Hratm' in 3'Har11ItaIe GEORGE L. COLEMAN Svniura WEIGHTMAN EDWARDS WILLIAM SEEMAN ELMER KRAUS WEPPNER Zlnniurz GILBERT RANDOLPH BLEHDON GORDON ARTHUR SARSTEDT JAMES ELWELL KITTRELL LAURENCE MATHER SELLECK ROBERT WILLIAMSON NIX, JR. THOMAS MERCERON STUART NIORTON RYDER FREDERICK FLEMING SULLIVAN Snphumnrrz CLARENCE MUNSON BLOODGOOD VICTOR SWYMMER PRIMROSE EDWARD GRIFFIN CLARENCE WALTON VAIL, JR. DENNIS HENRY O7BRIEN LAUREN ZILLIACUS PAUL LOUIS ABEL FREDERICK BLAKE RICHARD BRANDT, JR. CLARENCE BORGLUM DARLOW Elirezalymrrr LYNN HOWARD CARL STANLEY JAMES TODD ROBERT NEWTON XKVILLIAMS M1717 A -A in A--f , . A. .I f-- -V - 'K 283 Yi, ,af - 'EEE 191,73 c'tvR?-irH:r,r.1AifQ7 2 ii llli lli P lull 1 'limi t f Q iff w Q' .h?'- A I f HI HI HI HI HI HI HI HI HI HI HI HI Alpha aim ann rounded at Trinity couege 1895 ZKnlI nf Glhaptrru 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 VVashington and Lee University THETA . Cornell University GAMMA . VVesleyan University vt ,, -has mx 2 - :-Ll- - , ,,4e,f-:N e3 , Y , E , ,Y ,,,.gf1v 7113 Ii If-II: COEQZSIELLIAN gljgE12E1g:ys A G igi Phi 1 hvia Glhapirr Established in I 908 ZlTratrr in Elkxrultaie IVAN CLAUDE JAGGER Snninrz WILLIAM BRITTON CONRAD WILLIAM EDWARD LUNDGREN GUERNSEY THOMAS CROSS JAMES AUSTIN MYRICK FREDERICK WILLIAM HEISLEY RANISAY SPILLMAN CARL GEORGE KINSCHERF GEORGE MORRISON VVILLIAMSON . Eluninra HULET D. CLARK JOHN PENNYWITT ARTHUR NIIDDLETON GRIMES CHARLES EDWARD RUHE JOHN NIANLY HEATH HENRY NIENDINHALL TAYLOR, JR LORENZO HUGHES UTTER Snplyumnrvz WILLIAM CARTER BETSCH XNILLIAM SCOTT GRAHAM HOWIXRD KELLER BRICKMAN DONALD MCNIASTER REVILO FRANKLYN FULLER WILLIAM JOHN SNIVELY EDWARD JULIUS GESE WVILLIAM ALBERT WHITE, JR. LADIMIR RAYMOND ZEMAN EHFDBIIHIPII LEROY VVALLACE BARNHART REXFORD WILBER JEWETT MARK COOK CASSADY AUGUST GABRIEL KIMMERLE JOHN GEORGE EDDY, JR. ROBERT OLIVER JNIEYER ' , :mg EN' Q 4, A - W YW.,4,,,!3,.5 7,1 , I i i x.:l,-I 14, 2-54.4 - -7- -- ,H 28, S was fC0RfffELr,r,ars: I -f. ' f' :I . 2:-fi ,FMU . Y 4,-aff - .M- fqp., '-.fe ,fe to -. , T J, we f V sf' aw S4 '-L - X 'YXSEX A7f,g:7.:mSLEg5-g:N0 , ALPHA DELTA ZETA ETA THETA IOTA KAPPJX LAMBDA BETA NIU GAMMA EPSILON NU X1 Alpha Sigma Ighi Founded at Yale 1845 illnll uf Gllraptnzrz Yale University Marietta College . Ohio State University University of Illinois University of Michigan Cornell University University of YVisconsin Columbia University Harvard University University of Washington lvlassachusetts Agricultural Ohio Wesleyan University of California University of Nebraska College . -if HTS- ' 1.v1 '. .ii,awv'4nv'H,f,1ffT'4g,iw?7 -N , fig?-'if,,'j'f2?57upg12i . T , Y, - if 1.72--7-sfuvlan 7- 4M f flak 1:1 r f Y ' g Y W' 2, ' AT 'f2A-li-, . of I 'f193 TELE 'CURNEIAL.EfaT'T ilnia Glhaptrr Established in IQO9 EHratrrE in Ilfarultatr ARTHUR XVITTER GILBERT IRA NIYRON HAWLEY ROBERT AARON GULICH ANDREW DICKSON WHITE IHHIIP1' in Hrhr JOHN HENRY SMALL Svvninrza JOHN HENRY BACON RALPH SHANNON SOLLITT BURTON WELLS BRODT RUSSELL THOMAS TREE ARMIN VVILLIAM HYDE ROBERT JOHN WEST WILLIAM RAFFEN MANSON SPENCER EAMES YOUNG iluninrn DRUARD NUNEZ ALLMAN KENNETH YVHITE HUME PAUL NIITCHELL BUZBY PLINY FISK STEWART HENRY GRIGGS CAMERON CLAUDE FREELAND WILLIAMS FRANK OLIVER YOUNG, JR. Suphnmnrrs ROBERT HARRIS COBB LLOYD GARRISON GRINNELL KENNETH DUDLEY FISHER WARNER HARWOOD HARRY HUTCHESON GRAEF NIORGAN BLAND NICDERMOTT ROLAND CHESTER VJELGUTH Elfrnahmrn ' 1 Ap: WVALTER RUSSELL BALCH RUSSELL STUART HUME 5 1 . L- -- ..A G wg--fA.A,.-., M ROBERT SAWYER PAGE A ni , , 'M mmVTfgffIFi9fA-lf. RAYMOND PAUL STARR ,. , .Qt 53' ' ' PAUL ALFRED WILLIAMS T . 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Indiana University University of Nebraska -aww 7:-Q ' 511, W gsvg1119La1T, -1.11 5: Q., iff, ,fue 'ff' vrrvgl. sf ' 1-4 541- 1: ff T .5 ' iii' ..,,,fgmm .. 1 'T.. ,,4.Q - -W 288 , -udp ,.. , TIHI: IQI: C'fI0E3L?wEI,.1,iIx?4' 3 pzilnn Glhaptm' Established in IQOQ ' EHFEITFPZ in lilthr CHARLES MILLER BXIOON WALTER WILLIAM POST 5PI1fIJ1'5 HENRY HUDSON DIMON ALBERT HOMER HENDERSON HARRY LOUIS DRESCHER GEORGE BURNETT OVERHISER JOHN EZRA HANAGAN OTTO ERNEST RUCKGABER 31unim'5 GTTO DE LORENZI CLAYTON WALTERS MILLER ALBERT HASKELL, JR. JOHN ALLAN NELSON ivuplpunxnrra ARCHIBALD SOUTAR ABBEY GEORGE HERMANN SCHNACKENBERG FRANKLIN AUGUSTUS ALBERGER JAMES ROGERS SHAW DONALD CROFOOT FOSTER BAYARD TAYLOR WVILLIAM GABRIEL HARDENBURGH JOHN EDWARD TOOLAN JOHN STUART WORK Hrnahmrn EINSEL LE ROY MCCURTAIN JAMES CLEMENT DOWLING Sf' f 1 'ya xl J' 'X Exif? ul 11 . Q. ,,. ,Q -: ,,.. . ., .-, wfrifga '-fx z.1.'1,rs:,' fm, ' B - A. 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'IA' Wk 1 .K M 'I Sigel 111 .N I 'xy c lk .gag Tk ig. 1 fi, 'Q .4 -ASB 292 .,li+ TUE 191-3 C'0F-551331-l.'1F 7 Ailvlphnn A Founded IQIO Elkaim' in lflrlm XVALTER CHRISTOPHER 07CONNELL - EH1'EIT1'l?5 in llxiiurmiiatr JOHN MARTIN CASHIN WILLIAM JAMES CULBERT JOHN ADAM DITTRICH SON JOSEPH RAYMOND DONOVAN EDWARD CLARK HOMER FERDINAND GEORGE HUMMEL HENRY DEEV ITT LOTT XKVARREN NIAENAK JAMES EVART IVIATTHEWS WVILLIAM TALLMAN NEWELL ARTHUR DUNCAN NEWKIRK FREDERICK WILLIAM OHM CLARENCE EDWARD PLUNKE 'WILLIAM MERLE ROBINSON HARRY ERNEST SCHIRICK ANDREW LENOX SMITH XKVILLIAM ARNOLD TAYLOR JOHN NEAL TILTON, JR. HUGH 'WALLACE YOUNG ,. . fc. 1 I A. -- , ..4..,,--M, -- 1.7-2--Y,,'g . guy-'3 xg ,gy - 54, 1,4 .. ' .. if ---- - X ' 515 'gf -, A Q 111 5 -5 , f ' r, ' ,V .Nj-N -1-- -....,,,A,,,- .42 3 ,. - F., I . . , im -AZ, 3 ,-- 'Q F1 i I V nf? , ,A f' ' , 1.7 'f 4411 I -1 , . I I., uf. Refe- ii - f I' - Q. . . 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COR NE LLIER N' Z52 'ij29f'3'f i5, Alpha ZKIIII Glhapivr Established in IQI I Zlhzxtrrfe in lmarultatr ARTHUR GRAHANI BIERMA CLARENCE LUCIUS DUNHAM VVILLIAM EDWARD BEITZ RICHARD RAY KIRK LEONARD ALEXANDER LAWRENCE Hrairrz in lflrhn EUGENE BAKER FREDERICK ROBINSON EDMUND HENRX' KYLE ALFRED BISSELL VVRAY Svninrz EARL ALONZO BARRETT PAUL GIRARD HAVILAND CHARLES ALLAN BIERMA JOHN FRANCIS IWARONEY, JR. GEORGE BERNAYS FISHER CONRAD FREDERICK NAGEL, JR. RUSSELL BOYD PRATT JAMES LACKNER BARR CHARLES MANNING COLYER WILLIAM HUGH COSGROVE WALTER GEORGE HAEBERLE HENRY OTIS HOWGATE JOHN HARRIS ALLEN, JR. AUGUST HARRY BAMMAN RODOLPHUS KENT HARLOWE HARDINGE ROY ZlT1'P5l1mPn ROBERT WILLIAM HENDEE EDWARD FREDERIC HOLT JAMES WOOD JOHNSON HAROLDE NAPTON SEARLES LLOYD BADGER SEAVER lluniura EVERETT RALPH NIORSE WALTER FARNANDIS NIUNNIKHUYSEN MARK RAYMOND RILEY JOHN ROGERS SHERMAN NIARTIN GEORGE SMITH Snphnmnres RUSSELL DONALD RONSAVILLE WFREELAND GILBERT MCKEAN RALONTGOMERY LESLIE JACOB RUMMELL ARTHUR PATTERSON SCHOCK HARRY CHARLES TONKS WKVHEELER .-1--'YA ---.:.vg1x'f1'7fKf 'fr - 7'-f' ' ?? E- 'FT-4 ' ,, ,f :QT if! fig !-1'i1'-- Vi ., . , -R A-..4 295 5 5 v 4+T'-fa? +gi 'f Hi, L A I1 N JI L I G1 x 7 1, ff ,N II, I Z Q A W H K' u E 7 W I I, Y I L 1-I 5 L I V 3 ML L' I J UA I E 7 F 3' N Iv THE l9l5 CORNELLIAN ESE? '-.! N '. 7 B lllll 1JllhlllI' 2 lhlhiillliillll 734. X W. 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ARTHUR LEWIS LUKENS KARL HERMAN NIAYER RALPH EDWIN LOUIS GEORGER ZKNAPP Svvuium lhmin RODERICK :KENNETH NIPXCKENZIE HERBERT BOWMAN POPE ALFRED SAVAGE IQENNETH OSWALD WARD VEDDER VVHITE ra EVERETT VVILBUR NEWCOMB HENRY GROVER O7CONNOR CHARLES HAROLD OLMSTEAD JOHN SCOTT BOYD PRATT, JR. JOSHUA DICKSON PRATT I JAY YFANCY RIFFE ,5:mp1gumI1rP5 ROBERT ALEXANDER ANDERSON PAUL ALFRED FREEMAN HAROLD LESLIE HOCK LOREN JOSEPH MEAD EHrP5hn1vn XVILFRED WEBSTER FAULKS HERBERT HARRISON GLIDDEN FRANK WHEDDEN HEINRICPIS DONALD KENYON PAUL KNAPP JOHN FINNEY WOODRUEE WILLIAM ELLSWORTH NIOHUNDRO LESTER CHARLES SCHUKNECHT CLEMENT FRANKLYN SOUDER, JR. CHARLES PAUL WARD I' I ' -rw --- - --Pan-,uw-Eg, L fa L, Y, ,il ifs S, Y, L Q 5233, 'Ft T1 ' 'f -1- 1 11 A 1 1 11- - -rg-4 w:1A-bf-if-' 'E-sl1sffaii'1, J ,LA A If 297 ALPHA GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ZETA 15155 gram? 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G--ea: fu 34.21, ,qi-.A Iva aww farawa- 'JFSE1 55255 ' -, H' first-'ie' 5' r ,Sk 4329152331 4 . 5-izms-if-ev' A ffvfgifiixft - '-'.f-.gg,q.1 fy' 4- ,iv ,Q...i-1 in L ALPHA BETA GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ZETA ETA -,-ff Alpha Mamma ZKhn Founded in IQO4 131111 nf Qlhnpiers Y - - mi-,z.,,iT-X: University of Illinois Ohio State University Pennsylvania State College Purdue University North Dakota State College Iowa State College Cornell University v-7- nr, .L ., , , Y,-1,114-lgx.wi-:T--,T,T: - --T-i -if ,if ,,,g ,7 , ,,,,,,,g,,, , .. ,vf:,--7 47N A A ,., A 7- - fir- ---W A W-,if-ef iY1g.gqA.g1f '-- -'-4 'fr' 3oo , , A ,, ,wiwf Hui, 1 - fkiif- 415:--1l ifiga-igirg gg TEII1: 1 'QOH?Q:EI,I,I,..A-Lili 232123 ia ., , Rligg .Alpha Mamma ilihn f Established IQI4 M I Hraitrz in Zlhirultaxtv CHARLES PAUL ALEXANDER GLEN WASHINGTON HERRICK RALPH HICKS WHEELER A J I2 Ilfratrr in Hrhr H, SHERMAN CHAUNCEY BISHOP FRANK APP Ig JI J. DUDLEY ALLEMAN SAMUEL STOCKTON BURDGE ROGER HASKELL CROSS ARNOLD EATON DAVIS Srmriurs A HERMAN CLYDE IQNANDLE I HARRY HAZELTON KNIGHT HAROLD A. D. LEGGETT JOHN JUDSON SWIFT LEONARD CARR TREMAN . 7? ' 5 ,IJ ug Eluninrs J L .M EDWIN CHARLES HEINSOHN ELON HENRY PRIESS EDWIN FRASER HOPKINS I LUTHER HENRY ROBINSON Il ALEXANDER SALISBURY NIONTAGUE LAWRENCE JOHN STEELE HENRY WILLIAM MORRISON IRVING STUDLEY WARNER PI. EDMUND CURRY WEATHERBY '11 Svuplgumuwz QQ 'H EDWARD LELAND HORTON RALPH COY PARKER II' BIRGE WARNER KINNE HENRY ROGERS SUNBALL 'M WYILLIAM ALOYSIUS NTCKIERNAN JAMES LOUIS NEFF WILEUR SILAS OLES IHrr5hn1vn ALBERT DOW FONDA HOWARD ARTHUR RAEYERS TIJORNE COOK TRYON HORACE B. WHEELER 301 HAROLD ELWOOD TENNY . WILLIAM LESTER 'WEBSTER STUART WILSON A P- ,rH'A--- - I 'Wifi 4? ., ,Py- E :T i m If ,T..,I1..r, , ,AI - , I 'I 1,-I g FTE. A' rl- II- 'FN 'yi' ...Q L' 1,1-Q-. gek ,. 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KENNETH ARTHUR TAPSCOTT FREDERICK WEISBROD Snphnmurrs LI-:IOHTON RAYSON RAND LOUIS OSMOND ROHLAND ' FREDERICK CLAIR VAN DUSEN NELSON TRUESDELL XKVOOD Hrrahmrn CYRUS WICKHAM JAGGER XVILLARD DENNISON YORK , A Ln, .V 1- A -- --7--,qnwvnf-, H-,,p.. ,M 303 - f,:1Iif,A , 5 ' .: ii-4,73 , f ai? P l1ffi7'T b ' - -Iiifj W Ti Awww I I ., ,1 1 , IIII I I , 1 A' F ' II ETIIIIHLIIIII I ,gs LPII I I I I I AI I I X - IIIIII II I' 'tw-Eff ,.-ff517 95353 .- , A wwf RMWQWMQQP' VIRGINIA ALPHA . WEST VIRGINIA BETA PENNSYLVANIA DELTA ILLINOIS ALPHA . COLORADO ALPHA VIRGINIA DELTA OHIO ALPHA . . . NORTH CAROLINA BETA ,. INDIANA ALPHA . NEW YORK ALPHA VIRGINIA EPSILON . VIRGINIA ZETA GEORGIA .ALPHA DELAWARE ALPHA . VIRGINIA ETA ARKANSAS ZXLPHA . PENNSYLVANIA EPSILON . OHIO GAMMA . VERMONT ALPHA . ALABAMA ALPHA . . NORTH CAROLINA GAMMA NEW HAMPSHIRE ALPHA DIST. or COLUMBIA ALPHA KANSAS ALPHA . . CALIFORNIA ZALPHA NEBRASKA .ALPHA . VVASHINGTON ALPHA MASSACHUSETTS ALPHA . OHIO DELTA . . NEW IYORK BETA . RHODE ISLAND ALPHA PfIICHIGAN ALPHA . IOWA ALPHA . COLORADO BETA . TENNESSEE ALPHA . iA--ffwfffi74Tfv:li2 ffQ- f :fvffA5r: ' - A W 'IHI7 CUR3Eu,D,,.iA.N ijjiglg,-. f1i,A'T4i Sigma ight Tpailnn Founded IQOI ilinll nf Glhaptvrra ne- 1 1,-we Richmond College West Virginia University University of Pennsylvania University of Illinois University of Colorado College of William and hlary Ohio Northern University North Carolina College Purdue University Syracuse University IVashington and Lee University Randolph-NIacon College Georgia School of Technology Delaware State College University of Virginia University of Arkansas Lehigh University Ohio State University Norwich University Alabama Polytechnic Institute Trinity College Dartmouth College George Washington University Baker University University of California University of Nebraska State College of Washington IVIassachusetts College of Agriculture University of Wooster Cornell University Brown University University of Michigan Iowa VVes1eyan College University of Denver University of Tennessee I A 7 5' 'I I1 I' 7 I L A r I II I IJ V 7 I II L I 27 I 5 Q Y ,I Ax, ,Aff ILA V H YW' Y 1. ,,k, , .-,.,-+----,,Q,,,.,- vi ,., LN.- :.-I: , , ,mis I-,Esc f-AA' ----Alaimi,-,Y Y A ,Ea Q.-1 , Y, ,,,,.- W A go 0 3 .3,1,,,:Y,,H,,Qw1:5j, 77 A I . ., , f I ,fy-I,, -A I-A A , A - - -Y ,.-l-L, , ALLEY, . A I . -. .. ,A. 11 - ,ii --.- .. 7-:if -A-il ffl Al-ib.-if jg-1, . 1 ,E - ----Q -f - -' f-- - A - f -- mn Burk 1312121 Established in IQI2 Ilfratrea in Flfarultate ERNEST CHARLES XVHITE VERN R. JONES Hrairrs in lblrhr HARRY CLARK BALDWIN JAMES FERRIS MCKINNEY JAMES ALEXANDER NICKINNEY EDWARD GODFREY LAWSON Sentara WILLIAM HENRY BAUGHER WALTER HENRY DIECKIVIAN DAVID STORY CALDWELL ALBERT PHILIP DIPPOLD HARRY GUY CAMPBELL AUGUST BERNARD NIEYER HARRY VJAN TAYLOR Zluninra ALBERT ALVIN BOOTH WARD NICHOLAS HOFFMAN PERRY CHRISTOPHER EUCHNER CLARENCE EDGAR FORSTER FREDERICK ERNEST HERTEL ALBERT BLOXOM NIEHAFFEY ELTON RAY YVACNER Svuplgnmnrva ROBERT DUANE ABBOTT MONROE GEORGE CHENEY RALPH CURRIER DAVIS EDWARD CARL GAERTNER ANDREW HALE ALLYN PACKARD HOFFMAN NIERRILL ALBERT RXIOSHER SELBY GILBERT SMITH VICTOR LA RUE :KLEE YVILLIAM HENRY NIAYER, JR ENOCH NATHANIEL HOLSTRONI Zlfrralymen 5 ' ' ,QW A X CHARLES STEWART COOPER kg,-g,y,:,,...,m A :f 'f,f' V r 1 it RALPH HICKS 'LVA' M I . 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Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute . ill EPSILON Wooster Technical School lil v . . . MJ' ZETA New Hampshire University ETA Rhode Island State University . my THETA . hflassachusetts Agricultural College IOTA Colgate University . . . fl KAPPA . University of Pennsylvania lil LAMBDA Cornell University if . . . . iw NIU . University of California 'lm '12 l ill 'i lfl C, 'll n- ee-- we is 30 ' g-13if75L'f 7I7f'Qf2 'JFIIE 1913 CORNELILIL-X N Eumhim Glhnptrr Established in IQI2 EHraier in Zlhxrultzxtr ROLAND HARRISON PATCH PAUL JAMES BARNHART ALEXANDER PHILLIPS DAVIS CHESTER STALKER DOWNER EDWARD ALLEN EVERITT, JR. Svnniura CARL LOU-IS HOERA JOHN BLAUVELT HOWELL 'WILLIAM ROBERT LAIRD WENDELL EDGAR PHILLIPS SCHRADER I ALVIN CHARLES CHARLES HENRY BECHEL ALFRED LINDLEY BOEGEHOLD Qluriiuru ALEXANDER HENDERSON KING HARRISON BARING LAWFORD FRANCIS DALTON MARTIN . 4 1 .,,41-w!f7 w .M - -,m, K . MELVILLE WILSON ROBINSON MAX LACY SCHULTE PHILIP WOOD Svnphnmurra LLEWELLYN HOWELL DAVIS CHARLES COX ILIFF JOHN MASON FERRIS LINCOLN MCCRODDAN HAROLD ARNOLD SCHULER Hrrzhmnn WILSON FIELDS DEGROAT SCOTT DEGROAT HARRIS HAROLD GEORGE NIILLER CLAUDE FREDERICK TEARS . ,MQ W .nf-Sr A ,. J N45 rwi If Fl AWHWFW f aw . - uf .. 9 ' '25-9i5:'ii-3251siieisil-Qin. rf - w g, 1 f,.,, ,J 2' -'f--:.1',,,, 2 'k'T.-12 1:-V' 5 f A- f IC.-deff , - A ., .. , ,, . 'V ' -1 '1vw,.,.-A -.-fg.g:p,: :mfr 'L' -1,,','-.----121249. 4 ,- Q u'--E'-'24J1z.1:I- 4-.-Km is-1 . - 5 . 'M 1 125.1 :wg 5 .' -fm'-4 51. 1 -J: . JEL. , . . Zfb 1 2 , :.. A iii , 232- 4-A ..-rug I - ' 5 111. I..1.w- , 1 .A . , - I-'-ms 12 59 Q A If -+ fs - fr-wrfw,---V w wr-wvgxf ,LW L, -4, I 1,yf1,I,,M,,1M L I S. 307 W ' TH 19 CO YELLIAV Y ' '-' ' ESL , jk ,ei E 15 R L g L V 1'- I F i A .f VA , wg! W I G l 4 IM ,Y W1 fl 'I A 1 , A W' ii T 5 1 ff A :Q W A W . fl W' !, wi '1 ,M WT IW .fk W r! EW J 1 . c r KW 7 ,v jwpsixp, Y, , my gg . 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DAVID EARL NIATTERN PAUL MILTON POTTER CHARLES FREDERICK STARR Efnphnmnrra WAYNE HIRAM DARROW FRED HIGH MILLER ROBERT WENTZEL EISENBROWN PAUL LE GRAND RAYMOND CARTER FILLEBROWN JEAN CARL VOLLRATH ALEXANDER WALTER LIMONT, JR. EUGENE ARTHUR WINTER Zffrrnhmen HARRY ROOT DANSER THOMAS HAROLD PRENTICE WVILLIAM SYLVESTER TUTTLE 309 1? A A-li. l q . u i,YV,,VY YY V3 r ALPHA ZETA . GANIMA ZETA EPSILON ZETA ZETA ZETA . IOTA ZETA . LAMBDA ZETA BETA ZETA . SIGMA ZETA . PHI ZETA s., 'HE CORNELLIIKN i . 2 it All i ALA . M at+TH9Qe----1-ASSQQ5., 1 'SR' ya Qin, w'.- , I H .A rq?,21,:V.1,y X xbbl l 'fill lf X. 'lfrf l 'A Alxf f A it .,M,M M W,1 M . il .. N LA 9 - xl will illamhha Qlht Alpha ii pl Founded IQO8 i l EJ illnll uf Glhapherz in il . Boston University 'lv . Massachusetts Agricultural College n il . University of Pennsylvania UT . Pennsylvania State College ll fi: l . . Brown University Massachusetts Institute ofTechnology University of Nlaine University of Nlichigan T Rutgers College M DELTA ZETA . Bucknell University KU PI ZETA . lfVorcester Polytechnic ' 2' OMICRON ZETA Cornell University gi ll ld 'i lm ii I C W - C A C C t A ll i ' . ' 310 'IIEII-i T H13 CO'l5QRTELLI.AN ROBERT Gbmirrun Zvta Glhaptvr Established in IQI3 EHLTITP1' in ilhrultatr JOHN RAYMOND ALAN INLLEEK HENRY CURRIE, JR. CARL ROBINSON GLEASON HARRISO N DOUGLAS HOUSE CRAWFORD LASHER ROBERT GERALD BARTHOLOMEW EVANS BROWER EARL NIILTON CLAY FREDERICK THEODORE COMSTOCK FRANK GRAY DENNISON GEORGE EDWARD GEORGE EDWARD EDMUND DONALD FREDERI RAYMOND ALLEN LOUIS BISDEE, JR. SPARKS ENNIS FREEMAN FELLOWS Elkrzhmrn HUMPHREY GLEASO EDWIN NIACLAY CK PRESTON ROSE , 7, ,,,w,,, N Evrniura Euninrz GEORGE GATES ROBINSON RODRIGO BENNETT RODRIGUEZ RALPH MERTON SHULTZ BENJAMIN LECOMPTE SMITH, JR. CLARENCE TRUMAN KEET FRANK WALTON LEE JOHN ALVAN NIAGLAY LLOYD ROBERT NIOORE ALSON VV PITKIN A Snphumurra ARTHUR EDWARD LACROIX ARTHUR TREADWAY LOBDELL GEORGE LESTER SHULTZ JOHN HERNDON THOMPSON , H7 G -W wuz- 7 . L, SEV. nag-,Y , L, , - ,,,, , ,,,,,, S YR, K-A ,, I ffl, ,Y ,Y 1. II l-- -1-F-'ifff-A. . .' 1. r-- T Vfff' Sis. -0 W Y S gig .LM J 7 F A 0 - S: 5 . if ' I I Alpha Glhi Sigma 'e 'N I I Founded at the University of Wisconsin in 1902 1 -I -Lis -in A Aix A I' Q ! 43 5 ALPHA . BETA , GAMMA . DELTA . EPsILoN ZETA . ETA . THETA . IoTA . KAPPA . LAMBDA MU . NU . XI . OMICRON PI . Rno . SIGMA . TAU . UPSILON PHI . CHI . CHICAGO . WASHINGTON . ST. LoUIs . NEW YORK . 531111 nf Glhapirrn University of Wisconsin University of Nlinnesota Case School of Applied Science University of Nlissouri University of Indiana University of Illinois University of Colorado University of Nebraska Rose Polytechnic Institute University of Kansas Ohio State University New Hampshire College Pennsylvania State College University of Maine Harvard University Syracuse University University of North Carolina University of California Cornell University Northwestern University Allegheny College Yale University Alumni Glhapima 312 . Chicago, Ill. VVashington, D. C St. Louis, Mo. New York, N. Y. Gian Glhaptnr Established in IQI3 Hrairrs in ilfnrltltabz JAMES ADRIAN BIZZELL EMILE LVIONNIN CHAMOT ARTHUR WESLEY BROWNE LOUIS NIUNROE DENNIS GEORGE XNALTER CAVANAUGH SAMUEL ARTHUR NIAHOOD FRANK ELMORE RICE Grahxtairn HAROLD WALTER ELLEY KARL NICPHERSON GARNER LEONARD FREDERICK GIESEKER JOHN JOSEPH KENNEDY ALAN LEIGHTON PETER ANDRENV VAN DER MEULEN JOHN CHRISTIE MORGAN OLIVER RALPH OVERMAN ALFRED EDWIN PARMELEE FRANCIS VVEBBER SHERWOOD THOMAS JAMES TWOMEY J. ALLINGTON BRIDIGMAN CLIFFORD STONE COOLEY ROBERT HENRY CURRIE MERRITT JAMES DAVIS CLARENCE LUCIUS DUNHAM ARTHUR AYLING BLUE XKVILBUR FORMAN BROWN ISMOND ELLIS KNAPP, JR. FRANCIS OWEN CASE Swninra CARL JOHN ENGELDER ARCHIBALD NIORTIMER ERSKINE XVILLIAM FRANCIS FLYNN ELMER BUTTON NIOORE CLIVE HOWARD SICKMON Eluninrz CLARENCE NETZEN FRANK HOWARD POLLARD YVILLIAM ARTHUR SCHNEDEKER Suphnmurez LEO AUGUSTUN KEANE CHARLES GASNER STUFF 31 'LZTQ Lili: fl' AZw.3'.H-fIH,A.I,IIALIfS 0BmPgu I an Sigma Q' 152121 Qlhapivx' Established in IQI 1 5Hrat1'rE in EHz1r111tair RUDOLPH RAY BOLTON HARRY NICCARTNEY CHARLES A. GRIFFEN EARL BJAX PICKENS EARL SUNDERVILLE ' g1?1liUl'5 DAVID BOICE ALLEN JAMES CARNRITE JOSEPH STANLEY CLARK FRANK HENRY HANER JAMES AUGUSTINE HARRIS ROY CHARLES HARTLIAN JAMES HENRY ALLEN ALFRED THOMAS BAESZLER JOSEPH FENTON CROSBY ORRIN PRITCHARD JONES BERNARD CLARENCE MEADE 31IUflJI.'E FLOYD THOMAS JAMES RALPH ROY MOULTHROP ALFRED OBERLE JOSEPH J WJARA LEWIS HORAXTIO VVRIGHT RAY CEDRIC XTOUMANS JAMES FREMONT SHIGLEY LEO CARMI SIERK GEORGE SPRAGUE SKILLMAN WVILLIAM XMESLEY 'TROWBRIDGE HAROLD CLARK VJESTAL LOUIS CARLTON WEBSTER 3lTr2EI1m2u J. FLETCHER ARNOLD J. L. BARRINGER LOUIS C. BROWN D. B. H. DALRYMPLE MORGAN HANNAHS HARRY G. HODGES ERWIN VERANUS MOORE MAURICE A. QUINN R C . . RUTAN F. C. SAGER H. L. VAN VALKENBURG C. A. WELLS R. S. WHITNEY rqggpg --R'l-1-S.: ni -5- if - : Y. f:S ,Af ..- . . .-f - M. A -- 314 M i5f3i5f 'ilL,L'f5f '.E'l1LUf 1 in E, CUEQ I5 EQTLLT AL T5 1 E? Z Y:23'3 5-T?i5?f M lkrppel 4 Pita ilihn S - II Brier haptrr Established in IQI3 fi . .XA-Y . Ask If - W ,i 1 FTE. fs f AN A531 1? 'f .W .- uf- If-I V , Y-FN, IRI wif fuzz, 1 We fi' T Hgfwil' fkvifwwg.. ,: 'ml 6531 I1-PE ' T W J PRX ,W J X is ' -zqmevi Hifi? :91i? :'I9i'T' ww, .xagzfg q,g.q:+3fw1gH,g' ' -Hini fl IB' fl Arai ff ' AI: 3 I1- ' vm.- 1 wEfI..' 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GABRIEL DUANE SPENCER HATCH CHRISTIAN THOMPSON HOUCK WILLIAM JEAN BROWN ANDREW HARRY VANBENSCHOTEN Zluninrs WILLIAM LIMBERG HOUCK ALBERT ACKLEY NTAYNARD GEORGE WALLACE MUSGRAVE EVERETT ANDREW PIESTER PARVIN MASTERS RUSSELL PASCAL KIDDER WHELPTON Smplyumnrrz ANDREW GILCHRIEST WALLACE YOUNG EDWARD WILLIAM HOUCK JOHN EDWARD HOUCK 3H1'P5h1iIPII HERBERT RICHARD JOHNSTON CHARLES ANTHONY THOMPSON FRED ROSMAN WAXLKLEH' - -V Y- WM.. . -,GC ,H A Y Y, 1, AY, E315 I-' -'-1: mini QA If URN ' HHH 'EP Gbmrga Brita Established in IQI3 EHratrw in Hniurruitate CLARK DANIEL ABBOTT STOWELL WILLIAM ARMSTRONG RUSSELL BREWER BEAN FOSTER BLACK EDWIN GIBSON BOLGER BENJAMIN BETTIS BOUKNIGHT FRANK EDWARD BOWERS JOHN RANSFORD DAVIS CHARLES ALLAN HOFFMAN MORGAN BECKER IQLOCK HAMILTON DUDLEY LAVVLES JOHN PAUL LEINROTH FRANK THOMAS MADIGAN HAROLD LAY NIALLERY JOHN STANLEY NIALLERY LAWRENCE JOHN MOTYCA HAROLD ALEXANDER MOSSMAN GEORGE LLOYD NICKERSON RALPH WARREN PERKINS XVILLIAM MAXWELL RECK WERNER FREDERICK REITH RANDOLPH JOSEPH ROSHIRT HARRY GEORGE SPECHE CARL LUTHER ZINNSMEISTER 3 I 47'w 5sE1-5,7 ,--xy -iff-, 4 1 1 ,, ' , ' 'FT ' ' ,, V 1 , ,Y Y -- - 5 ,1Q +-4g'4,L- 1 YL, :+f 1 4 '- 'IL ' 'V-'-f - - --- -f-f S if - 'ff-1 ' ' 1 v 1' ' 1 1 1 1,1 1 1 WM 111 1 1 .1 f ' A v 1 1 1 ' 7 5 1 1,4 . 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Cornell University LAMBDA . University of Vermont SIGMA TorontoAUniversity CHI . Syracuse University 'Ei5fI'iIT Eflillf KAPPA . University of Kansas RHO . . . University of Nebraska ALPHA IOTA Washington University ALPHA MU f . University of lkiissouri ALPHA RHO . . University of South Dakota Eiztrirt Six PHI , Stanford University OMEGA University of Californm Biztrirt 5211211 ALPHA BETA Swarthmore . . ALPHA DELTA . Goucher College ALPHA ZETA Barnard College ALPHA IQAPPA . Adelphi College Einiriri Eight ' ALPHA THETA . Universit of Texas ALPHA OMICRON University of Oklahoma Y ALPHA LAMBDA Biairirt Nine University of Washington ALPHA NU MontaITa State University WVashington State College . Seattle, VVash . Topeka, Kan . Denver, Colo . St. Louis, Mo . Lincoln, Neb . San Francisco Cal . Baltimore Md . Omaha, Neb . Evanston Ill . Portland, Ore . Toronto, Can , Madison, Wrs . Stanford, Cal . Providence, R. I. ALPHA XI . Oregon State University ALPHA SIGMA . 2-Xlumnar Glhzmiera ALPHA . Greencastle, Ind. OMICRON . BETA . . hlinneapolis, Nlinn. PI . . GAMMA . New York, N. Y. RHO DELTA . . Chicago, Ill. SIGMA . EPSILON . . Columbus, O. TAU . ZETA . . Indianapolis, Ind. UPSILON . ETA . . Burlinffton, Vt. PHI . . THETA , Philadelphia, Pa. CAI . IOTA . . Los Angeles, Cal. PSI . . KAPPA . Pittsburgh, Pa. OMEGA . MU . . Cleveland, O. ALPHA BETA NU . . Syracuse, N. Y. ALPHA GAMMA XI . . Kansas City, Mo. ALPHA DELTA ALPHA EPSILON 'ltvvrl-:'1+2'iifL,:41:jLfI-IVTTE .,,, Me Y:r 1?,'N!5 i,if4 'w., :, W-T-fu I2 ,nam 3 I ,vm ELA ., ,T THE LQLUIL5 3JE1LlL 5 fi A lifig-1 Q of Jlnta QQLHEIQIITPI' Established in I SSI Zin EHEIILIUEITP NIRS. JOHN HENRY COMSTOCK I 3111 HTH? ZLMLRS. GEORGE RAY CHAMBERLAIN NIRS THOMAS LYTTLETON LYON MRS. LOUIS IVIUNRCE DENNIS MRS. EDWARD LEAMINGTON NICHOLS NIISS HELEN DIXON RCIRS CLARENCE ARTHUR ROGERS NIISS LILIAN P. GREEN NIRS ALBERT WILLIAM SMITH NIRS. BENJAMIN ICINGSBURY NIRS. LOUIS P. SMITH NIISS CECELIA AGNES LAW LTRS LELAND VAN RENSSELAER ' MRS. ALBERT WVRAY - Swniurn RUTH HELENE BAYER Qxminrs JNIARJORIE CADIZ BARBERIE HELEN BENNETT LOUISE CLUETT BONTECOU NIILDRED WATT ANNA VVOODWARD ibnplmmurra CATHARINE ANN BARD JEAN DALZIEL HOLMES IRIS MARIE BASSETT IANNA CORNELL KERR HELEN AMELIA CARMALT NIARGARET HOPE NICCLANAHAN NIADELINE KINGSLEY CHURCH HELEN SPALDING I EHITEHHIPI1 ELIZABETH ROWLEE EDITHA SMITH l-ll-we-1-12, 1 3- Sw i T7 T mu,-my -f me-up 1 -+ A AEP , A MY, ,,,,,, .Y . iw ,MAN , , B .5 J, it 319 F. iota gg.-I x .I , C5-H Q a Q f63f . '-'--- 'Ee be A PHI . . BETA EPSILON BETA SIGMA PSI . . BETA TAU . BETA ALPHA BETA IoTA . GAMMA RHO BETA UPsILoN BETA PSI . LAMBDA . BETA GAMMA BETA NU . BETA DELTA XI . . KAPPA . DELTA IOTA . Mu . . ETA . . BETA LAMBDA UPSILON . EPSILON CI-II . . BETA ZETA THETA . SIGMA OIVIEGA BETA MU . BETA XI . BETA OMIGRON BETA CHI . PI . . BETA ETA . BETA PI . BETA PHI . BETA OMEGA TKT, If ,fini -1-fzfi, A? 4 - -HA It -Lvl I1-u 'rf' rr rwvw. 7 ri'--.r --'Q EJ, .,L,,,. B..- E,s-1, 'iKappa ltappa Mamma Founded 1870 fllinll nf Qlhaptrra Alpha 151-nuinrn Esta igrnuinrv Gamma lliruuinrn Brita lgrnuinrr iipailnn 1Hruuinrr Zeta lgrnuinrv Boston University Barnard College Adelphi College Cornell University Syracuse University University of Pennsylvania Swarthmore College Allegheny College WVest Virginia State University University of Toronto ' Buchtel College XVooster University Ohio State University University of Nlichigan Adrian College Hillsdale College Indiana University De Pauiv University Butler College University of WVisconsin University of Illinois Northwestern University Illinois Wesleyan University University of Nlinnesota Iowa State University Nlissouri 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 University of NIontana Eugene, Oregon , ,, .,-, , Wad, ,Dali -,Nlilf ,Q-Qlfii fIs.4i.il,:.s.,A',J,-1--. L., E ,I Alfa- '12-f V -- wwf I, .1 I T-I,-115 I- zf ,, f ,rf f f J5-:Lf f, -1- V,pN-11,3777 Y r 17: I 135i Glhaptvr Established in 1883 Flu Flktrxtltate ANNA CLEGG STRYKE Zin Hrhe KATHERINE ALEXANDER MARY JOSEPHINE HULL MRS. NATHANIEL LAY GARLING NLARIAN NLCDERMOTT MRS. ARTHUR GORDON NLRS. HENRY NEEDHAM Sentara ELIZABETH BANKS EVA MARCELLA HAIGH LOUISE MARY ORMSBY LUCY MARY PARK iluninrn CLARA ZENADE HOWARD NIARGARET GRACE MERRISS NLARIAN FLOYD STURGES EVELYN LOUISE THORP VIRGINIA GRAFFT VANATTA ' Snphnmnrea ELSIE VIOLA BOTSFORD BETTY EGGLESTON SEELYE LUCY MARY HOW.ARD MARIE JULIA TOWNSEND CONSTANCE ELAINE WAIT ZHrr5I1m2n ANNA M. ANDERSON BXIARION WASHBURNE GUSHEE BARBARA BOYNTON WINIFRED IRVINE GERTRUDE THILLY 71 321 ALPHA BETA . . I--1. -.., . ,E I L'- -tfT't es' 1-'-'Ziff 11' ev. A I EU: is SLI EUR N EIr,l.Ll, It-I 2:,2 '1g J 'XL ' A ,, U -..,A Evita Mamma x -1 -.-.- :ggi E Founded 1872 A I IIii I fl ,LJBEQAI Qlnll uf Gllyapirm BETA University of Washington GAMMA University of California ZETA . Albion College ETA . Buchtel College THETA University of Indiana IOTA ' University of Illinois INLAPPA University of Nebraska LAMBDA , University of lVIinnesota IVIU . University of Missouri XI . University of Michigan OMICRON . Adelphi College RI-IO . University of Syracuse SIGMA. Northwestern University TAU . University of Iowa UPSILON I Leland Stanford, Ir., University PHI . University of Colorado CHI . Cornell University PSI . Woman's College of Baltimore OMEGA University of Wisconsin EPSILON , Ohio State University PI . University of Nlontana NU . . . University of Idaho BETA SIGMA ALUMNAE ETA UPsILoN ALUMNAE LAMBDA NU ALUMNAE PHI OMEGA ILLUMNAE . CHI SIGMA ALUNINAE . CIII UPSILON ALUMNAE GAMMA UPSILON ,ALUMNAE OMEGA SIGMA ALUMNAE ALPHA CHI ALUMNAE . BETA LAMBDA ALUNINAE PPI-IETA CHI ALUNINAE . RHO SIGMA ALUMNAE . IQAPPA FISHETA ALUMNAE TAU ZETA ALUMNAE . PSI OMIcIaoN IALUMNAE PSI PHI ALUMNAE . OMEGA fXLPI-IA ALUMNAE OMEGA ALUMNAE . ALPHA EPSILON ALUMNAE ALPHA GAMMA ALUMNAE Swarthmore College YYY xiii? ,, , 322 Seattle Akron Minneapolis Denver Chicago New York City Los Angeles Milwaukee Pittsburgh Spokane Cleveland Syracuse Lincoln Iowa City Baltimore Philadelphia Omaha Madison Alliance Toronto, Canad 3 -il - -Z: .1-, -4.1-few -L fff:'. -'airs T353 QQLE, jI m'A H7 T, H 1,7 -wE.l:41-ffig-1.4m-l.,I Glhi hzmtvr Established in 1885 3111 lirhr MRS CHARLES D. BOSTWIGK 1lVIRS. FRED EDGAR KLINCK KERS. SAMUEL HOWARD BURNETT lVIRS. CLARK SUTHERLAND NORTHUP TNIRS. ROLLA CLINTON CARPENTER NIISS NIADGE SMITH MRS. HERBERT CHARLES ELMER NMS. WILLIAM ALONZO STOCKING MRS. EUGENE ELWIN HASKELL MRS. WALTER LONG WILLIAMS A4188 LILIAN HOAG MISS ETHEL M. WILLIAMS Svninrs BERTHA BETTS EDNA RUSSELL BRUSH GEORGINA NIELVILLE .iluninrs KATHERINE WVALSH CLENDINNING IRENE NIARGARET NIONTGOMERY RUTH DARVILLE OLIVE REGER WILKINSON Svnplyumurna EVELYN NIARGUERITE ALSPACH LILA VIRGINIA STEVENSON NIADELINE FRANCES BASSETT HELEN TABER LUELLA WVILLIAMS Hrrallmrn MABEL BALDWIN NIARTHA SMITH ALDA DIEBLER ESTHER TAPE ISABEL HOPKINS NIARIA TODD 323 1, ,ji ,fi Wiltimmyi,1W,l., , tim 7 17,11 IQ, - ,mx 11, ' wr - im, u.,:w1 , Wa 'll'lq41gf1,w'1 'J X fi ,mi T r P 'n 1- in l AG' H, , Y 1 in . .W phil I 1.,f9,'f'TFi1l51'?l3h'df ,- 1 WS: if 1 fiitfiu l zj X a,:1ME in GSAQHRLIQEEJLKJKX 1 fig!-? -Am .q W Founded at Syracuse University 1872 'T mill:-1 H nwfl 4 1 I ' I l iiliiilg lil ii' A i if w ' 14 'Q f , ..1'W' '!i ..i,,,,'1yPl, 1. 'efilgww ,Mi-1, ,i :fi M. .glmmigai n,111wlg1Ns1gg3. yur 1' ' 1,1'J'M1,f:v:i, '12-Nt,.SfftFE.9. , W l lH'll '!P,lfv 'ii'1'5 1 ,1:y1i'1ffyj,Qb'l -4- '14 lizilftf' .sis ' wig-if fri-W '2.fg,:si QpN,1,L- . f, f' L :fi , rl . 661'- .Jf'1J- ,J , 1 --mir 'f-'w::145.: 1 5, 1- ' .- - 1-1,1 'I,,,,E,Mgli4gQ5k W SQHX E wil 13+ W g 1' -,yr 1.51,- :-1145 4' 1 3 ff' .1 -A , 1.. 7,31 ltL.fwfFiQ:T5f f3 i, -139 1, , l M uw P rf t ,M ml. A . ,Air is-:ww ,ap f Miva-.9-Avi.: 4iL:w.' ' M4451 m siiwir -M ' A-'M gl-1 . 'l-'iirtisxak ,151:lm-1fEf51.1'3M1h Ea f M i.wa1'f'f 11 1 ri Xi f' lsizlim ' - A w1 5h'94 ' ,' f 'i1 w ,-Li , ' -012 ,, ,wi 125526-,ig JS-buf lf 45 -KL ,E?:f ,i,., - u 5'1Q,:i: g,ay2iWa,-ff'I,1 q 'f 2 2 f,JZ'f-'13, , ij v illnll nf Glhaptwa ALPHA Syracuse University . BETA Northwestern University GAMMA DePauw University . DELTA Cornell University . EPSILON ' Nlinnesota University I . ZETA Baltimore College . ETA Boston University . . THETA University of Michigan . IOTA University of Wisconsin , . KAPPA Leland Stanford, Jr., University LAMBDA University of California . . MU Barnard College . . NU University of Nebraska . X1 University of Toronto . GMICRON University of Missouri . P1 University of North Dakota RHO Ohio State University . Alumnus Gllyamivrz Chicago Alumnae Central New York Alumnae Boston Alumnae Minnesota Alumnae New York 'City Alumnae Southern Alumnae Ithaca Alumnae Detroit Alumnae San Francisco Alumnae Mum .ik-ve-. ,fl-1+ 71: rife- if-.. ':e'!1-5'Ef -fl Leffif -77-, 1, 1872 1881 1887 1889 1890 1891 1883 1892 1896 1889 1901 1903 1906 1906 1910 1911 1912 324 TY-1,4 Y 777, A M, CMH..-WY, ,. ,,, Y 773 ,.:iH,,,,, ,., 5 L EC- LT, ' K' fig: EQQL ' .i 5 .J U rf Evita Qlhapivr , , I ,I Established in I 889 f, , if M 3111 Elhxrultate J MRS. GEORGE YOUNG, JR. lin llrhr J L1 ij NIRS. CLARENCE FLOYD HIRSHFELD MRS. EDWARD BRADFORD TITCHENER IVIRS. LEWIS KNUDSON MISS MARY STONE NIRS. GEORGE STANLEY NIACOMBER MISS JULIA STONE NIRS. EDWARD G. NIONTGOMERY NTRS. EDWARD GUILD VVYCKOEE, JR. NIRS. HOWARD XXVAIT RILEY NIRS. GEORGE YOUNG, JR. J Sentara I J , ELNA GRACE BECKER MARY LOUISE NEWMAN MARY ABELL DOTY JEAN VAN NESS RUNDIO 5, IW I I Zhminra r' HILMA BERGHOLTZ HELEN CHRISTINA SMITH ELSA COSETTE CORNELL HELEN UPDEGRAFF ,Q THYISA MAGDALENE JEREMIASSEN FRANCES LESLIE VVTEBB TQ I J Snphnmnrnz GERTRUDE STRONG BATES JULIA BOYETTE NIOODY J FLORENCE ALIDA FAULHABER PERLIE HUNTER NIOODY M JULIA ELIZABETH SMITH I Hrezhmvn I KATHERINE BELL RUTH IMOGENE GOTHARD KATHERINE ETZ ARAMINTA NIACDONALD GLADYS ELEANOR POOLE i .. ,- , A L - 2-1,12 EL., - --.: 4. 325 Av , -iw 4 Y-W fi THE l9i5 CCNRFEEHJLILAN -:A - - if4a. ALPHA . P1 NU . OMICRON KAPPA . ZETA SIGMA . THETA DELTA . GAMMA . EPs1LoN RHO LAMBDA IOTA TAU Alpha Gbmirrnn i Fou nded 1897 131111 uf Glhsqxtiaria Barnard College Newcomb College New York University Universityiof Tennessee Randolph-lNlacon Women University of Nebraska University of California De Pauw University Tufts College University of Bdaine Cornell University Northwestern University College Leland Stanford, Jr., University University of Illinois University of Liinnesota Alummw Qlhupivrn New York City San Francisco Providence Boston New Orleans Lincoln Los Angeles Chicago --ff-s 4 1-ff - f -1 W - A - Y :Assy- 326 . 'EBL 1915 COIRNEILLIAIQ f 1 pnilnn Glhapivr Established in 1908 Zin llflrhr MRS. ARTHUR AUOUSTUS ALLEN NIRS. N1XTHANIEL SCHMIDT MRS. NIORTIER FRANKLIN BARRUS MRS. ALBERT HAZEN WZRIGHT Sreniurz ETHEL LETITIA CORNELL NIERLE MARION MOSIER LAURA CALVIN FISH CHARLOTTE TILDEN SHERMAN CLARA WVILHELMINA IQEOPKA NATALIE BROOKS THOMPSON lnninra PEARL ANNA BOWMAN GERTRUDE GRACE LVIOSIER CLARA AMELIA GRAXEFFE LVIARTHA VVHITWORTH ' 5JnplInmn1'v5 HELEN ELIZABETH BUNGHART CATHARINE LUCY HAWLEY GLADYS :KRUGER COMES IQATHERINE LYON VIOLA BUCHERT DENGLER BERTHA FRIEDA YERKE Zlfrmalgmrxz SARAH CAMPBELL BETTINA GUTTERSON IEANETTE SHORT 13 .yu ' , Y - ff.--A i N5-1?Ai 3J -Zigi, if ?:fE,,j,:4Y ., ' ' 'iff-w -A - --ilb mm-1,-- ,Milk 'TEM fig '-1-'7-T -- ' C CYCM327 ALPHA . BETA DELTA . EPSILON ZETA ETA THETA . IoTA . . ALPHA ALUMNAE BETA ALUMNAE l.-lxfiii THE 1915 CORNELLIAN Emil nf Olhaqnirra w Miami University Cornell University De Pauw University Indiana University Nebraska University Baker University Ohio State University Iowa State University Oxford, Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio :w ,rf 328 E, Emmy.. 13.1. -mmf s wr s. ra..-.gf-T - 1 w:fe---'MN , . 'ig 'gf Eff -1 ij? ij limi,-QPQ W' 1.1 ,Q V, 7- :R -L 132161 Qlhaptrr Established in IQO8 iiairnnvzawa . RXIRS. WILLIAM S. BARNARD MRS. DAVID FLETCHER HOY MRS. VVILLIAM LINCOLN DREW LVIRS. RALPH STOCKMAN TARR Zin 'Hrhv EDNA NIAY FOSTER Grahuatr ERMA CAMPBELL LINDSAY Sfnzniuru EDNA ELVIRA ALDERMAN RUBY VIENE CASWELL SABINA THERESA NIURRAY .iluniurz HELEN TRUMAN BLEVVSER LOIS CHAMBERLAIN DOROTHY DOUGLASS Snphnmurrz RUTH NIINNIE BRACE ADELAINE NIORTON NIIFFLIN BERTHA NIAUDE ELLIS WINIFRED HARMON SMITH HELEN FRELINGHUYSEN JUDD LAURA EVELYN SPEYER Hrrulymen MARION LOWE ANITA LYNCH YYY--.W A rv ,YN , I , ,L , .,,.,, Y , , 329 ' l' -?.g:.Ls,, -A -A As., i Ee fo pic Hifi:-3 T T A ?ii2z5Pigg-q:g E - :-T V 1- sifsf fsifif' 5-eil 5553- E555 252555: - ,A a . . 4 I B 1 4 1 A.'l -I 9 i I Founded 1888 'f i n A 181111 uf Glhapiera Alpha Eliruuinrr Brita lgrnuinrr ALPHA ALPHA . . . Adelphi EPSILON . Knox RHO . . . Barnard DELTA BETA Afliami ALPHA . Boston DELTA EPSILON Millikin TAU . , . Bucknell PHI . . Minnesota ALPHA FFAU . Colby UPSILON Northwestern ALPHA BETA . Cornell NU . Ohio X1 . . . Goucher DELTA . . Simpson Psi , . . Pennsylvania BETA ZETA . Transylvania ALPHA X1 . . Randolph-Macon DELTA GAMMA Vanderbilt ALPHA DELTA . . Stetson MU . . Wisconsin BETA . . . St. Lawrence DELTA DELTA 'Wooster OMICHON . . Syracuse ETA . . . . Vermont Elyria 1gI'lJ11i11IP ALPHA GAMMA . . . NVesleyan LAMBDA l Baker i . P1 . . California Evita H1 nmnrp 'THETA BETA Colorado GAMMA .... 'Adrian IQAPPA . . Nebraska OMEGA DELTA . . . Ames THETA 'THETA Nevada DELTA IOTA , Arkansas 'THETA GAMMA Oklahoma ZETA . . Cincinnati FFHETA EPSILON Southwestern DELTA ETA . Coe OMEGA . . Stanford DELTA ALPHA . . De Pauw THETA ZETA . Texas DELTA ZETA . Franklin THETA JXLPI-IA VVashington PHI . . . Iowa TIIETA ETA . Wlyoming DELTA THETA . , Judson 'lil-IETA DELTA Oregon Alliaurva GAMMA . Adrian, Nlich. DELTAX . . lndianola, la. LAMBDA . Baldwin, Kans. IDHI . . lowa City, la. X1 . . . Baltimore, Md. ALPHA DELTA DeLand, Pla. P1 . . . Berkeley, Cal. TAU . . Lewisburg, Pa. ALPHA ALPHA . . Brooklyn, N. Y. IQAPPA . . Lincoln, Neb. ETA . . . Burlington, Vt. MU . . Ailadison, 'Wis. BETA . . . Canton, N. Y. DELTA rl'HETA Avlarion, Ala. DELTA ETA , Cedar Rapids, Ia. SIGMA . . Middleton, Conn ZETA . . Cincinnati, O. THETA . Minneapolis, Xlinn NU . . . . Columbus, O, DELTA GAMMA Nashville, Tenn DELTA EPSILON . . Decatur, Ill. IQHO . . New York City UPSILON . . , Evanston, Ill. THETA GAMMA Norman, Okla. THETA DELTA . . Eugene, Ore. CHI . , Oxford, Mass. DELTA ZETA . Franklin, lnd. Psi . . Philadelphia, P1 EPSILON . . . Galesburg, Ill. 'THETA ALPHA Seattle, Wash. DELTA ALPI-IA . . . Greencastle, Ind. OMICRON . Syracuse, N. Y ALPHA UPsrLoN . . YVaterville, A le. ' 'f' Y Y--fr -im-l-v W sf-A--- ,WM V T 5:7 ' 7T t,EniE'nEP 330 lf S-M.-iff' --ff -7' : S4u.Av,:- -, -- - V- V-ffff :L T . Alpha Enter Glhapirr Established in IQI3 linirnnwaarsa NIRS. FRANKLIN CUTHBERT CORNELL MRS. 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' I' 'ww I' - m ' ' ' , ox VK: -:,.v,::3:,f.1i,.- . ab. . . SARAH BARCLAY ANNA PEARL BOWMAN ROSE BOOCHEVER DOROTHY DOUGLASS WINIFRED KIRK LUCY MARY PARK ELIZABETH JANE PRITCHARD SELMA WHITE SNYDER EVELYN LOUISE THORP ALMA WVICHIELNS 333 if Z -1-A, U, - -f,,,, 7-, 'rf -pf ,,- , S -- plv- 1' 13- -Y T- :4-145 2 1251- -5 -LIL img--. 4' E :Hn L, ,i' Uhr Svpurta anim aztimvn Anznriatinn Gbiiirerza SELMA WHITE SNYDER . SARAH BARCLAY . HELEN VAN KEUREN . ELIZABETH PRITCHARD . Qlnnnril Nhss ELLEN BRAINERD CANEIELD MRS. EMMONS L. WILLIAXMS NIRS. GEORGE YOUNG, JR. NIRS. CLARENCE AUGUSTINE MARTIN V SE-LMA WVHITE SNYDER , . . SARAH BARCLAY . HELEN VAN KEUREN . ELIZABETH J. PRITCHARD HELEN XVEIDERMAN . ROSE BOOCHEVER ELSA C. CORNELL . ALMA EVICHELNS . 334 . . Pfwident . Vice-Prefident . Secretary . Treafurer . . Prefident . Vice-Prffidevzt . Seffretary . . Trmfuwr Managzr of Hockey .Manager of Tennif .Mavuzger of Crew Managef' of Bafkftlmll P X Q9 u' A-in WINIFRED KIRK . 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Aazuristir LUNDELL LAURENCE PUMPELLY THOMAS WHITNEY BENSON WE WARD BENJAMIN WAZHITE Grahuatrz Seninru CHARLES ERROL ARTHUR AYLING BLUE HAROLD KIRK ERNEST NEWMAN STANTON Elnninra ALFRED EDWIN PARMELEE FRANK ELMORE RICE CLIFFORD COUTANT ROSE RICHARD GREENWOOD CARL GEORGE KINSCHERF WILLIAM ROBERT LAIRD FRANK WYILLIAM NICSPARREN LSH CONRAD FREDERICK NAGEL, JR. FRANK OLIN RITTER AUSTIN PUTNAM STORY VAUGHN LXIARK HAYNE STRATTON JOHN GRAHAM THOMPSON JOHN VINCENT THOMPSON HAROLD PHILLIPS XVILSON 351 TUQEIEE 1915 CORNIEILLIAIN 2-Xrrlgitrrtural Smrietg ,- Q3-J-3 Fil , -ff . JACOB GOULD SCHURMAN ANDREW DICKSON 'WHITE CLARENCE AUGUSTINE MARTIN HUBERT EUGENE BAXTER EDWARD RAYMOND BOSSANGE OLAF NIARTINIUS BRAUNER GEORGE RAY CHAMBERLAIN FRANKLIN PETTIT, IR. HARRY RALPH ALLEN CARMI WILLIAM BISNETT ROLAND ELI COATE NORRIS INGERSOLL CRANDALL STANLEY BRUCE ELWELL 'CARLOS MANUEL CASTILLO BRADFORD HARDIE, JR. HENRY BERGER IQECKELEY 1513 1514 1515 DAVID CLOSE COMSTOCK LOUIS AGASSIZ FUERTES HIRANI SAMUEL GUTSELL GEORGES BCIAUXION CHRISTIAN BQIDJO ALBERT CHARLES PHELPS GEORGE SLYOUNG JOHN NEAL TILTON, IR. RAYMOND LYLE KAIPER LESLIE LOYD LAMBERT GEORGE 'WALLACE Il.-XMSEY ELI EIELVIN TISDALE HOWARD CLARKE XVELLMAN RALPH POTTER RIPLEY' CHARLES EDWARD RUHE VVILLIAM SCHULTEIS Sm,.....7A F .-.R -sv uw K -' Q., 'L !,f'5f,. IJLMA vm, N , 352 Srninr Agrirultltral Svurietg Bivha-521 NIAX FLAVEL ABELL HARRY DEVOR BAUDER LAWRENCE JULIUS BENSON ERROL STANLEY BIRD FRANCIS HENRY DURKAN THEODORE OSBORNE GAVETT EDWARD GEORGE GREENING HAROLD FRANCIS KEYES FRANK XVALDO LATHROP NIARK EMERSON NIAXXON BENJAMIN PATTERSON, JR. 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STUART RAIAURICE FORI5 WILLIAM ARNOLD TAYLOR FREDERIC NETTLETON INSINGER DAVID HENRY FINLEY JESSE SHERVVOOD SMITH DONALD TENNYSON STANTON ROBERT CHAPIN CANDEE GEORGE ROBINSON PHIPPS CHARLES NIASON HARRINGTON JOHN BLAUVELT HOWELL FREDERICK CLARKSON FARNSWORTH JOHN LANDON LAYCOCK ANDREW EDWARD KRIEGER FREDERICK XKVILLIAM IQOENIG KENNETH ARTHUR TAPSCOTT THOMAS LEROY MCNIURRAY HAROLD RAINSFORD POUCH nf- JDJ ignunrarg Enginvrring Smrietg iam E213 Hi Delta of New York Established January I7, IQIO Zlktrultg IHHPIIIUPYE EUGENE ELWIN HASKELL CHARLES HAROLD BERRY IRVING PORTER CHURCH DAVID CLOSE COMSTOCK CHARLES LEE CRANDALL HERMAN DIEDERICHS - NATHAN WASHINGTON DOUGHERTX' CLARENCE VINCENT ELLIOTT CLARENCE VVALTER I'IAM 1lmPIIl11P1'5 nf Ihr QI1a55 NIARSHALL RIICIQINLEY KOCH ROBERTS JOHN IVIANN 51HPmhrr5 nf Ihr CI12155 JEN CHOW ROLPXND ELI COATE BAERRITT JAMES DAVIS ALFRED CHAMPNEY DAY STANLEY BRUCE ELWELL ARCHIBALD NIORTIMER ERSKINE WVILLIAM ALBERT GIBSON DANIEL HOYT GLEASON FREDERICK WILLIAM HEISLEX' FRANK WELLINGTON HOYT ALEXANDER YVILLIAM IQELLER HAROLD SLADA KINSLEY JOHN HARMON RXICILVAINE CLARENCE AUGUSTINE MARTIN HOWARD DRYSDALE HESS CLARENCE FLOYD HIRSHEELD HENRY SYLVESTER JACOBY DEXTER SIMPSON KIMBALL ERNEST NIERRITT ALBERT CHARLES PHELPS RALPH WATERBURY POWELL ROBERT LEWIS STEVENSON uf 1913 CHARLES EDWIN THOMAS JOHN NEAL TILTON, JR. uf1H14 EDVVARD JAMES NIERSHON JOHN CLEMENCE NULSEN HERBERT BOWMAN POPE ROBERT WZIDETTO PROCTOR GEORGE WALLACE RAMSEY HAXROLD WVARD SIBERT CHARLES HARBAUGH VVATT SMITH EDWARD RAY STAPLEY WVILLARD WVILSON TROXELL IVIONG KANG TSEN HENRY NAZER WADE WFICTOR HERMAN WERNER CHARLES SMITH WHITNEY EDWARD FISK WATSON iflilemhrr nf Thr 11112155 uf 12115 ARTHUR SHERMAN PATRICK lfinnnrarg Elrririral iingiurrring Surivig KV 'V f 5 'z 'Qfzf '21 0., .AC ELLA if if 0 ab, , H , - M-.f' .om .,,,-.,:,.- nk S' , , f Y - ..f i ta Kappa up Kappa Chapter Installed January 27, IQI2 Qnnnrarg ililrmhrrn FREDERICK BEDELL VLADIMIR KAKAPETOFF HENRY HUTCHINSON NORRIS JOHN GEORGE PERTSCH, JR. 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BURLEIGH NAMES PHELPS GAISQALIEL SANFORD ROSE HARRY VAN TAYLOR CHARLES VVELCH THORNELL SAMUEL GIBSON UPDEGRAFF, JR JOHN GEROW XVILKIN NCDEREDITH CHESTER XVILSON R ,-7H..,.,v :ui-. ,,,H. H, 7,4-Z 358 I II I I 7 THE 1915 'COB.T'q'EL,l.i,AIQ n, III II ,I I I LIE W I I pr II I .III 2. Y! L.. V HI I I I I uf ,N II II A 3 ,, II 'I I I I II II I I II II I III' IL Av -1 iv in III VR if I Il II Q52 7 IW ,Ii ,,, 4 'z II 4 I I I . W V I ., V W - k gs: ,rrrjfr-73.4-v. i,1.iT4,-1 L -V ,I ,. iQ, -----1 1 Y w-- -f if f-W--'rm --1 1 ,ffm . ,,,,,,,gm,A i , ,fy-...ln r -: r:,.-. S! ffrfy 'V V ' . -'EFI W I -19? 5 I I :I Evth iFl'AmPh ROBERT ARMSTRONG DOYLE SIDNEY TOWNSEND COLE KVILLIAM HOWARD FRITZ, JR. EDWARD RAWSON GUYER EDWARD ALBERT HILL JOHN NICPHERSON HORN KVILLIAM CUNNINGHAM HOWE CHARLES BISSELL JOHNSON KVALTER HENRY KOBUSCH ALEXANDER GALT NICCORMICK ALAN NIACLACHLAN 36 I LATHAM XNARNER NIURFEY FREDERICK WILLIAL1 RAHR ARTHUR FRITHJOEE REES, JR. 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BLAKEY ilmmnhrrn FRANK SEMON BACHE SUH HU HAROLD LEOPOLD BACHE WILLIAM HERSCHEL BULLOCK CHARLES ARTHUR DUTCHER CARL JOHN ENGELDER PAUL DENIUND EVANS 371 OTTO STANLEY KAIRSCHNER GEORGE BURNETT OVERHISER CHARLES PRESCOTT RUSSELL EVERETT NIILTON SMITH HOWARD GILBERT JVILSON Q, ,:wIv:.f:i,..,: ., H T-Z., 1- ri? -W . ..-- -.5 TEE JLLHL5 CCBRIQELLIQLN iguniingtnn Gllnh Baath nf Cgnurrnurs NIR. CHARLES D. BOSTVVICK' RTR. R. B. HAYES PROF. E. E. HASKELL PROF. G. W. HARRIS PROE. C. P. HIRSHFELD REV. H. P. HORTON PROF. JAMES NICNIAHON PROE. E. L. NICHOLS PROE. H. N. OGDEN NIR. A. E. WELLS ifhznihrnt ifllnmhnm EDWIN GILBERT BISHOP ' TVIORRIS GILBERT BISHOP WILLIAM WALTON BUCKBEE JOHN JAMES CHEW, 2ND IRA EARL COLE CLEMENT HUTCHINSON JOHN DERVITT DENNX' RUSSELL F. DIXON WALTER FUNK ROBERT LOUIS GLOSE DAVID HARVEY HAM CORNISH DUNBAR MAURY HINRICHS WILLIAM INSULL .Aq+H- -.,,::1f- ,nf IT., RAYMOND TURNER KELSEY COE CHARLES LEMNITZER HENRY EDGAR LONGWELL, JR. HAMILTON NICCURDY LUFKIN XWTILLIAM WALTER PICKSLAY JOHN FISKE RAYNOLDS J. TILLOU SATTELS IXIIARX HARE SCHONOUR WVALTER HERVEY' STOCKING ALBERT THEODORE STRAUCH, JR. - HAROLD TAYLOR SUTCLIFFE VVILLIAM HAZLETT UPSON GTTO CARL WPIEVVEG NIAURICE HILLIS XVEBSTER f gh I RII-.wmv-I .- 1g 3 .gr: , . 31--gfru -1-2 ff V -any 'Ip S. FT' JV Ii! J 1 IIT gh 5? .J WI l I .JI E FF , 1 . N I , 1 ...ui V 'I I J I M II? I Q J I I Y .N 5233 yi IH 3,1 IH I LII.. N H, I. .Ml I1 fI I I J .II WI N I 52 I.. WE I' JU EIN AI W 'N J III- IV EM III? I H I II W UN HI: F93 '4 A. VI I IJJ Il, IM lm WI ., N IN J! UI --f -WI ----4 'L-qv Q ffi-11? --H! ----- --f--.qv-W-A-S11 LEA 372 -ln., ,M,,,,,,YUJ Y . ,H VW Ni M, I ,gk Elf- f -E i ,f an V ' FF .i' . fi.-4-L BIIE llillln ABOVE ALL I5 HUMANITY. Eighth Flntvrnattinnal Qlnngrrzz nf Svtuhvnm Glnrnrll Glnamnpnlitam Gllnh Anzufiatinn nf Gfnzmnpnlitan Glluhn Zlntrrnatinnal ilirhvratinn nf Sviuhrninz Olnrha Elirairra CIDiiirrr5 SUH HU, China ..... . . Prefident F. E. GELDENHUYS, Transvaal Fimf Vice-Preyidenzf C. L. SLOCUM, United States . . Second Vice-President R. C. CANDEE, United States . . Recording Secretary R. F.. SIACA, Porto Rico . . Anifzant Recording Secnftary C. H. BALLOU, United States . Correfponding Secretary H. A. CAHEN, United States . . . . Alumni Secrftary PROFESSOR F. A. BARNES, United States . . Treafnrer C. S. CHEN, China .... Affinfant Trmfnrei' H. RIEGELMAN, United States . Affociate Editor G. L. COOPER, United States . . . Bufineff Reprefentazive Ennrh nf Birrrtnru PROF. H. RIES FRED ROBINSON PROF. W. W. ROWLEE F. L. MORSE PROP. GEORGE YOUNG F. R. BAUER REV. C. YV. HEIZER H. BLANCO-IVIORALES A. C. P. SOUZA Ennnrnrg Qlllrmhrrs Ex-President ANDREW D. XVHITE President I. G. SCHURMAN 373 Glnnmnpnlitzm Qlluh Prof. C. D. ALBERT Dr. L. H. BAILEY mnmhrra Prof. K. B. TURNER Prof. G. F. VVARREN J. NI. DE ANDRADE Prof. F. A. BARNES Prof. BAUER Prof. G. G. BOGERT Prof G. P. BRISTOL T. B BROVVN Prof. R. C. CARPENTER Prof. R. C. H. 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FRICK H. FRIEDEL L. FULLER G. FLEMMING I. GOLDSMITH R. GONCALVES F. GRAHANI E. GRANT W. GREEN E. GRIFFITH C. P. GIESSING C. F. HAGERIANN R. XV. HENDRY F.. FIINCHLIFF H. L. HOCK M. T. HU S. HU S. S. HU R. KELSEY D. Y. IQEY K. O. KLAESSIG I. J. KLEIN P. C. KING . N. IQOPELOFF W. E. IKRIEG T. S. Kuo S. Z. KWAUK H. M. IQINGERY W. E. IQEEFER S. H. LANG W. W. LAU V. NI. LEBRON C. Y. LEUNG P. DE LIMA C. S. LOPEZ A. LURIE J. B. NIACEDO T. J. BfICGRATH A. G. BfICHUGH B. NIALVAR J. NIATSON A. J. MIX C. F. BEORSE A. MOSES H. B. NIURRAY B. R. NIAGMILLAN N. NAB T. NAKANIIGAXVA R. S. NANZ G. J. NOBACK A. OBERLE W. M. O,DONNELL XV. E. PHILLIPS C. PING . Qlnnmnpulitan Qlluh R. PLAUT J. I. POLLOCK A. POMPEIA L. PRICE H. RIEGELMAN V. H. RIES A. F. SAMPAIO A. I. SAVAGE D. SCOFIELD . SHEN R. E. SIACA C. L. SLOCUM C. F. SOUDER A. C. P. SOUZA I R. E. I. SUMMERS S. I. SZ.-TO N. TEE NI. H. 'THURNAUER K. R. TREvoR M. K. TS,EN P. W. TSOU C. XV. VAIL A. F. F. WIIDAL I. T. WANG I. S. WARNER D. S. VVEGG F.. P. YVILLIAMS E. A. YVINTER W. H. XVOLCOTT P. WONG F. M. YVRIGHT C. E. YOUNG L. ZAGOREN J. A. ZAMBRANA K. G. ZEIGER H. C. ZEN J. N 375 D. FREUDENTHAL A. E. POTTS C. RI. SHERBAKOFF A. R. COTA A. F. NICCANN R. EARNSI-IAVV . T. CHAR P. K. XVI-IELPTON A. L. OBRE C. J. ROESE H. O. LEBRUN B. C. DAILEY J. GARRIDO C. YANG T. WFOLKOFF I. OVALLE Y. R. CHAO N. B. DAVIS N. BHACDONALD F. D. B. SMITH W. R. CUTHBERT J. STORRER L. J. YVONDRACEK P. YV. TOYVNSEND E. GATES H. RoTI-I R. COLORADO R. O. STEARNS G. I. HECHT I. H. COYNE, IR. Y C. WVONG D. KENNEDY-FRASER H. S. LEE S. E. STONE F. C. BRYAN A. RICCIARDI 5fs-iiii-lwfgg 'ENE CURNELLTAN Qgj3 ++l:.3:fifx'l 4 i4-1 Anauriatiun nf Gliuil iinginvrrz nf Glnrnvll Hninrrnitg 15 1 3- 1 H 14 H. A. B'IOSSMAN,,I4. . . . . E. I. MERSHONQI4 . . . . PROP. C. L. CRANDALL,7'72 . J. S. BAILEY,,I4 . DEAN E. E. HASKELL,:7Q PROF. F. A. BARNEs,'97 I. T. BURTON,,I4. . W. M. RECK,,I4 .,,. Glummiitew Eanquri ' O. M. CLARK,,I4, Chairman A. EHRLICI-I,7I4 P. G. HAVILAND,7I4 N. C. BfICB'IATH,,I4 W. IW. RECK,,I4 C. A. HOFFMAN,,I7 Entenuinmrni LINTON HART,,I4, Chairman J. G. C. CHRISTII-3,714 G. A. CHASE, IR.,'I4 T. F. DANFORTH,,I4 T. T. NEXVBOLD,,I4 L. R. PUFFERJI4 A. M. RANDOLPH,,I4 H. L. MILLER,,I6 Quinn' Svgaizm E. J. :LX1ERSHON,,I4, Chairman A. G. TX1'ICHUGH,,I4 N. C. l'ICNIATH,,I4 A. S. REGULA,7I4 S. J. LEONARD,,I'7 Um: H. B. POPE,7I4, Chairman W. M. RECK,,I4 J. T. BURTON,7I4 A. M. BOWLES,7I4 J. M. PHILLIPS,7I4. L. IMI. BROOKS,7I4 iuuinr 652111141 iKvuninn H. FEEHAN,,I4, Chairman M. A. ALLEN,7I4 W. H. BAUG1-iER,7I4 H. G. CAMPBELL,,I.1, -7. r.f-hfhf-L -A ,4- 376 . . Prefidevzt . Vice Preriderit - Correrporzding Secvftary Rerorafing Secretary Advifory Athletic Board . Gerifral Athletic Dirfrtor . . Trzaswef A. S. REGULA,,I4 I. T. M. BRENEMAN,7I5 A. F. WILLIAMS,,I5 CHARLES EPPLEUR,7I6 A. G. CAD1z,'15 A. D. NEWKIRK,,I5 W. A. PRIESTERJIS F. H. RAYFIELD,,I5 NI. VV. RoB1NsoN,'15 JOHN lXdCDONALD,,I6 M. L. CAREY,,I5 M. STELIES,,IS F. TERRAZAS,,I6 E. S. BAKER,7I5 G. 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LOUIS ALPHONSO LOVE CHARLES HAYS LIATSON ADOLPHUS FIELDING MCCLAINE, JR NIAURICE REY NICMICKEN DONALD ANDREW NICLAREN JAMES GILBERT NLILLER LOWELL XVINFIELD OVERLOCK ARTHUR CUSHING PETERS HEBER VVALLACE PETERS WILLIS FRANKLIN PIERCE, JR. JESSE LENHART REESE THORP DERICIQSON SAWYER HENRX' NAZER VVADE CHARLES DQIAVRO WVARREN GEORGE AUSTIN RVORN ff! R '-mf-1 ' ' 5. 2-gli xwiuii -L mf ' 'T Tiff - ' 'T im -lb 7ff wfr'I?:-v- T TSg25,115 Wifi?-if- ' 7:71-1-ia, Glnrnell Rifiv Cilluh A. K. WEBSTER,7I4 E. P. GOOCH,,I4 . S. COVILLE,7I5 E. R. RYDER,7I5 . Gbmrvrz Pvwident . S ecretary- Trea.m1'er Range Captain . . Affiftant Range Captain H. T. BULL, IST Lieut. U. S. Cavalry N. R. A. fudgf Ilkxrultg illllrmhrra L. J. BRADFORD LIEUT. H. T. BULL D. ARBUCKLE C. H. BALLOU A. F. BANCEL M. BARRIOS, IR. C. K. BASSETT C. B. BENSON - J. W. BLACKMAN D. H. BLAKELOCK G. J. VON BOETTICHER F. C. BRANDES J. T. BURTON C. P. CLARK H. A. CLARKE R. E. COATE A. R. CORY J. A. .V. CORPUS iKiii2 Gram, C. B. BENSON D. H. BLAKELOCK S. COVILLE, Captain YV. L. CONWELL PROF. S. G. GEORGE PROF. NI. A. POND frlllrnxhrrz W. R. CUTHBERT S. COVILLE S. DEWSNAP R. S. DOLD T. H. DUGAN C. EICHLER S. B. ELWELL H. B. FORMAN E. P. GOOOH S. G. HESS W. N. HOFFMAN E. V. HOWELL R. R. JOHNSON N. M. KERR L. R. LOHR H. NI. NIAPES A. K. WEBSTER Zlnhuur ilntrrrullrgiatra W. N. HOFFMAN F. TVIARTINDELL 2 335 L. A. LAWRENCE DR. S. A. MUNFORD F. NIARTINDELL L. G. NTEADS T. L. RXTCRQURRAY A. GBERLE A. F. PERRY, JR. E. A. PIESTER D. A. QUACKENBUSH L. H. ROBINSON H. RUCKES E. R. RYDER F. G. SCHLEICHER C. SCHWARTZ C. L. SLOCUM E. R. STAPLEY NI. H. STEELE F. STURGES, IR. L. H. ROBINSON E. R. RYDER A. K. WVEBSTER I . GL SSW EN AND CLUB p A 5 A ' Q 4, P C .M I ' . i N . E7 T ' P+: I A f J -' - B. Ennnrnrg iilrnihrra PROP. R. W. CURTIS ' MR. L. J. CONLPEY PROF. A. VV. GILBERT AJR. J. F. BSOAKLEY NIR. A. J. EANES I RTR. VV. C. 07CONNELL A illrmhrrz ALAN LEIGHTON NIYRON ASHER ALLEN SILAS HIBBARD AYER, JR. ABRAHAM SAMUEL BORDON JOSEPH GREGORY CALLAHAN RICHARD BROCK CARSON HERMAN GOULDING CURTIS EDWARD JAMES DALY LAWRENCE EDDY ROBERT HENRY SAGE BOOTH CLIFFORD BRODERICK CRONAN FRANK GRAY DENNISON RAYMOND HASLAM HOYT THOMAS SQUIER KRAFT CLIFFORD EUGENE BACKMAN CARTER FILLEBROWN ROLAND HARRISON PATCH STANLEY BRUCE ELWELL HOSEA DEXTER HYLAND BENJAMIN ROBERT LEACH FREDERIC COLT LOOMIS RALPH WARREN PERKINS FRANK ARTHUR PIERCE ROBERT CHARLES SHOEMAKER LEWIS HORATIO WRIGHT ROBERT BROOKE LEA JOHN EWING 07HEARN NORMAN RENNE RALPH POTTER RIPLEY HENRY AUGUSTUS TILDEN RALPH VVILLIAM ORR RUSSELL WELLES, JR. NEWELL BROWN PVOODBURY 386 I lf K 'Nmxxn-. Glnrnrll himgn Gllnh ARTHUR NIURRAY ACHESON HENRY HAMILTON IALLPORT RIDGEWAY BISHOP HENRY VVALLACE CALDYVELL JOHN JOSEPH CHARLES, JR. ANSON LUMAN CLARK EDWIN SCOTT DAWSON YVILLIAM WALLACE DODGE ARTHUR DOLE, JR. 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Director Hiunnrarg iillrmhrrs E. YV. BENJAMIN PROF. J. E. RICE O. B. KENT PROE. C. A. ROGERS WV. G. KRUM T. E. SCHREINER W. S. LYONS PROF. 'VV A. STOCKING, JR. members C. A. BACON D. A. JOHNSON L. TVIORRIS L. H. BANTA H. D. BAUCUS D. BURPEE L. E. CARD A. W. COFFIN T. J. CONWAY A. B. DANN C. L. DYE H. A. F. EATON W. FLETCHER R. FISCHER K. C. FOX I. H. GREEN C. O. HEATH E. C. HEINSOHN L. B. HENDERSHOT E. E. HONEY H. L. HORTON G. M. HULBERT C. LASHER F. WV. LATHROP H. A. D. LEGGETT S. R. LEWIS H. LYNCH T. M. NIILLER I. B. MITCHELL 388 W. NEWCOMB F. NEERGAARD B. PERRY S. ROSE H. ROBINSON A. SHOEMAKER F. STEVE B. SMITH . I. TRASK A. WILSON S. WVOOLEN E. C. WOOLVER C. A. WVRIGHT 4 Ttfl V 'fi' +'2 -i . 1 ' f -' - w l -Q1- ,,,.g14L 1,- . . -:Aff - - a:-L F 1.. Qu vt W1 ,iam -m4'va3..Z s.g5:c?-'xf Hf,a- ,lp u.,. 1, . 'FQ' QM vffffwf , fi: ,gsm rw-N H41 U. ki- - f' 3:21 glsfdg' 9, A . . Af A ., , -,-5, ,. ,xX,, gi 1 1 , . , U , -, ,IL .,,, S Sk-XLQ I my 'f ' .. . ' I 1 IS .1 V51 Fa' ' IBEW? -.aim . 6 ' 'L: L' 'lf -:Off -Y . H X' gsm RIPE 'Eff Q5 '1P 'l'3???l 01 . 5546? ' '7 - I . A 'llr 2 Y' 5-'FF l L 715 Ai: ' 7 .' ...- V. - l L: --'w ,ww . rv, Q ,I 'v AIUI 'K .7 ' ' A 31911 ., L- 9 l 5f5g'.1g Glnrnrll Hniuvraitg Qlhriaiian Anauriaiinn NICREA PARKER,7I4 . P7'EJiCiE77,f and Acting Ge1ze1'a! Se61'Kla1'y BROWER COX SPRANSY,,I4. . . . . Vice-Prefidevlt LUTHER HARRIS HISCOCK,7I6 . Recording Secretary BRATON RICHARDSON GARDNER,7I5 . . Bfzwineff .Manager ARTHUR LIPPINCOTT 0BRE,'I5 Affifzcmt Bufimff 1Wa11age1 Enung 1Munu2n'5 Gflhriatian Azanriaiinn LAURA COLVIN F1sH,'14 . . P1'.e.fidenzf NATALIE BROOKES THOMPSON,,I4 . Vice-Prefident HELEN AMELIA CARMALT,7I6 . Trmfuref NIARION GUSHEEJI6 . Rfcording Secretary ESTELLA V. L. SHERRILL A GK17,K7'6ZZSEC7'KfCZ7y Baath nf Efruztrra PROF. A. R. NIANN, Chairman PROF. H. S. JACOBY LAURA COLVIN F1sH,'14 NIR. J. T. NEVVMAN HEBER XVALLACE PETERSQI4 NICREA PARKER,7I4 PROF. C. V. P. YOUNG IVIRS. VV. W. COMFORT ESTELLA V. L. SHERRILL 359 C-f32H.fw1EI.LI-gi5 ' Uhr Svnnthvrnvrz EI111ursu'g fllllrmhrrs PROF. J. Q. ADAMS PROE. C. L. DURHAM LIEUT. T. H. TWESTEN fllllnmhrrz V A. S. ABBEY YV. H. FISHER C. L. NIAAS J. H. ALSOP J. R. FIZER R. J. MANN YV. C. ANDRAE G. F. GEPHART J. 'W. MCALLISTER J. S. BAILEY A. C. GRAYSON A. C. NIEIKLE B. T. BAKER C. B. GRAYSON G. S. RCLILES L. A. BALDWIN J. B. HARN A. D. NEWKIRK 'W. I. BARNES G. H. HARRISON G. A. RASCH C. P. BARTGIS G. M. HEINITSH L. DUB. REBS ' D. H. BLAKELOCK C. R. HODGES, IR. L. T. REINICKER B. B. BOUKNIGHT C. H. HORN P. LEG. REYMOND NV. J. CARTER, JR. ' C. C. HOUGH F. P. ROSE F. O. CASE V F. G. HUMMEL W. SHACKLEFORD J. A. CHAPMAN, JR. R. L. KAIPER B. L. SMITH R. H. CHAPMAN ' T. K.ELLY S. H. SMITH R. H. COBB , F. M. KIPP, JR. T. M. STUART VV. J. CULBERTSON L. R. LOHR L. S. STUDE P. L. DAVIS O. DE LORENZI E. J. THOMAS E. L. 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EARNSHAW C. C. EDWARDS F. P. HIXLL I. IVI. HINES E. F. HOLT IZ. G. HUBBARD J. H. IVIICHENER C. F. NIORSE A. MOSES I. NIOTOWAKA J. A. NIYRICK L. OCHTMAN, IR. E. D. SICKLES J. H. THOMPSON L. G. VONDRACEK A. XV. VVEINBERGER J. H. IVILDER D. VVOODMAN K. L. YIEN VV. D. IYORK - 391 --uf ISM iz- H I f I 1 I-7-4-A -' ' l :gg-:gf -I Y-L1,, ----2.3 ,QE -7 ' S- z2 ,. 1 :gg 1 ' I W III X! II 1 W 11: WMV - W Uhr 1 setter Glluh NI . ..I1sIs..s.I K- I, ' 1q:,iT57I:'I WV V QQ II , g f ' ' 'IU IIN S1 I I. QW 1914 EDWIN HUNTER CLARK 'il RALPH WARREN PERKINS M' CURTIS VERBURG TER KUILE ARTHUR STANTON WELLS II 1515 FREDERICK THEODORE COMSTOCK JAMES GERALD 07MALLEY M FRANK WILLIANISON SATTERTHWAITE HAROLD REEVE SLEEPER :VII EDWARD GOODMAN SPERRY RUSSELL STORY TARR 'l 15115 EDWARD LOUIS BISDEE, IR. WILLIAM WINTHROP CORTELYOU JOHN WVALKER HILL 'II R 1517 RICHARD THOMAS GUILBERT CHESTER IQARL HARRIMAN ALLRICH SCHEPER HARRISON LU CLIFTON BRADFORD HERD VVALTER ROWE LALLEY N HENRY VVHITTIER PORTER JULIUS SCHAETZEL AW ELMER AMBROSE SPERRY STEWART COLLINS WVILSON lii ' I 392 Uhr Glnrnrll Olhinwv Svtnhenm' Glluh SUH HU Y. R. CHAO Y. T. CHEN B. H. CHEU J. CHOW F. S. CHUN C. M. Ho C. S. CHEN NV. Y. CHIU C. K. CHEUNG NV. Y. CHO Y. T. KWOK C. T. CHANG C. H. HUANG Cirahlmirs C. PING Srninra M. T. HU S. S. HU D. Y. KEY P. C. KING T. S. KUO S. Z. KWAUK Y. C. ZUNG fduninrs Y S. DIANG S. L SZ-To Slnphnmurra H. S. LEE K. C. TSANG P. VV. TSOU EHrr5I1mrn VV. T. LIAO C. WONG Y. L. YvEH ifvpvrial Y. T. CH.AR Aasurizxtr illrmhrrz P. VVONG W1 W. LAU C. Y. LEUNG Y. C. LOH N. SHEN NI. K. TS-EN L T. XVANG S. SHEN S. Z. YANG C. YANG K. L. YYEN H. C. ZEN H. H. WONG Y. C. X7ANG MISS PINSA HU K. C. LAU MISS S. E. SZE Y. XY. JEN Y. P. SUN MRS. K. L. H EH J. XYUAN MRS. YYUAN 393 EE l 'Qi B. NELLLA. 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Jllanagmg Edztor I I ELBERT CURTISS BAKER,,I5 AJ.vi.fZa1zzfBufi1zeI.r Maazagzv' W ADOLPH ELMER BELLERII6 . . Affociate Bufineff .Managfr Rnsnriatr iihitnra RAYMOND TURNER KELSEY,,I5 LUTHER HARRIS HISCOCKXI6 HENRY STERN KIRCHBERGER,,I5 ALDEN CRIPPEN BUTTRICK,,I6 LESLIE JACOB RUMMELL,7I6 HENRY XNHITTIER PORTER,,I7 Ii W N W M I! L M Y-. ,II IEE ,EO I IE I My 396 . ,xi Glnrnvll Bzxilg Sun lguhlinheh Eailg Exrept Sunhag bg u Enarh nf Ehitnra Qlhnseu hg Glnmpeiiiinn frnm the Sveninr, lluninr, Snphnmnrr unit Freshman Gllasanzs ibftirer 5nurnal Zfiuilhing Vosm GRAHAM HOWE IQLEITZ PUTNAM ScoTT HAYES HINCHLIFIT TIAIAIEIUIAN TOWAR BICCANN MICOU COLYER BUTTRICK Uhr Euarh nf Efihitura EMERSON HINCHLIFI-','I4 . . Editor-in-Chief ALEXANDER TILLISON HAYES,7I4 . . Bufinef: Manager LYNN BYRON TIMMERMAN,,I4 PHILIP LANE SCOTT,,I5 . EDWARD FOREMAN GRAHAM,7I4 JOHN BEAMAN PUTNAM,,I4 CHARLES MANNING COLYER,7I5 WILLIAM LAMBERT KLEITZ,,I5 HILARY HERBERT MICOU,7I5 Do . . Managing Editor . Affiftant Bufineff M anager ALDEN CRIPPEN BUTTR1cK,'I6 NIAURICE WILTON HOWE,,I6 ARTHUR FILLINGHAM NICCANN,'I6 HAMILTON VOSE, JR., ,I6 FRANK JONAS TOWAR, JR.,'I6 NALD BAIN VAIL,,I7 397 f':-V EP I W W - - ,X H- - Uhr Unrnrll 1914 Ulana Iannk ' Uhr Annnal Huhliratiun nf thr Srninr Ulann ' anh Uhr 1915 Uurnrllian Uhr Annual Elgnhliratiun nf lhr Unninr Ulaan 1HuhliEhrh Annnallg hg Uhr Unrnrll Annuals, Elnrnrpnratrh Uhr ifinarh nf iihiinra Qlhnnrn hg Uulnprtiiinn Ewing thrir Eluninr ani! Svuphumnrr ljrara Qbftirrz 113 Snnth Glaguga WHITE :KIRCHBERGER DODGE SEEN.-KN PRIESTER BENTON! BICAIICKEN LASHER ' LEA COATE RIERRISS YVO RCESTER CLENDIN NING SUMMERS Uhr Zlinarh nf iihitnrz EXIIAURICE REY MClWICKEN,'I4 . RAMSDELL STANTON LASHER,7I4 CHARLES OTIS BENTON,,I5 . ROBERT BROOKE LEAQI5 . . ROLAND ELI COATE,7I4 . . RICHARD ELVIN JEWELL SUMMERS,,I4 CLARENCE WAKEFIELD WORCESTER,7I4 WILLIANI SEEMAN,7I4 . . . NIARCARET GRACE MERRISSQI4 . HENRY STERN KIRCHBERGER,,I5 VVILLIAM WALLACE DODGE,7IS ROBERT WHITMAN WHITE,,I5 . VVALTER ADOLPH PRIESTER,,I5 . KATHERINE VVALSH CLENDINNINGIIS 393 Editor-in-Chief Bufineff M anager Afffiftant Editor Axxiftant Biuineff Manager Artiftic Editor Senior Alffociate Editor Sfnior Affociate Editor Senior Affociatz Manager' Senior Wornari Editor Affiftant Artiftic Editor fnnior Affociate Editor . junior Affociate Editor fnnior Affociatr Managfr junior Woman Editor . H nl- Q Uhr Svihlvg fdnurnal nf iinginvrring mi 3HnhIi5hPh,!JiHnnil1Ig bg a Baath nf ZEilitur5 Glhn5m hg Olhmpetiiinn frnm Ihr Svninr, lluniur 51121 Smphumnre 011215595 ut' ivihlvg Qlnllrgr I Ubflirvz Franklin M2111 .4 V, Ii 9, ,I N I H L fig ,Xu W WL I if rim .Wi PM CONANT ' WIAITE PHILLIPS BROWN RIACKE E HUKILL ' I V J ' Uhr Bnarh nf iEhiinr5 V RODERICK KENNETH NIACKENZIEQI4 . . Editor-in-Chief W gl ROGER STUART BROWN,7I4 . . , , Bufinrff Manager .lr VICTOR BOURNE PHILLIPS,,I5 . , Publication Manager I HAROLD ABBOTT RAND CONANT,7I5 Affiftant Bufineff Manager HENRY DURBIN HUKILL,,I6 . . . Circulation Manager if JUSTIN FEDERAL WAIT,7I6 . . Affiftant Editor I EDWARD XV. JANSEN,,O7 . Forfign Corrrfjboncient JOHN GEORGE PERTSCH, IR.,'O9 . . . . Graduate Managrr A55nriaIv EI1itu1'5 PROE. XV. N. BARNARD, NLE. PROP. VV. S. FORD, ME. PROF. R. C. CARPENTER, NI.M.E. PROF. D. S. KINIBALL, NLE. PROF. G. B. UPTON, RI.NI.E. ' 399 A'-'Y-'11- XIf:Pll -i1:s ',.4T?L7?il321l'2 L ' V ' '?f1l?l-2---L l Uhr Mihnm ljuhliahrh ifii-Mnnihlgg Qumnrnun, Zlllnutraieh. Ehiinrz Qlhnnen hg Glnmpriittun lbftirvz 2211 East 5715112 5711121 HILL MICOU DODGE STANTON REA HASTINGS NILI I-II:Ix S UHIII JOHNSTON STOCIQSTROM RIEGEL1I.XN BALDRIDGE I Uhr Baath nf iihiturs AUSTIN GILLETTE PARKER,7I4 . Editor-in-Chief ARTHUR LOUIS STOCKSTROM,'I4 . Bzuinzfx Manager ARCHIBALD BURTT JOHNSTON,fI4 . . . 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Patterson, 5 hfIadison Place, Albany, N. Y. BOSTON-Miss Laura K. johnson, IO2 The Fenway, Boston, Mass. BUFFALO-AfI1'S. Robert North, 50 Saybrook Place, BuiIalO, N. Y. CHICAGO-KITS. Robert VV. Sailor, 6111 Washington Boulevard, Oak Park, Ill. CLEVELAND'BfI1'S. VVillard Beahan, 2213 Belllield Ave., Cleveland, Ohio. ITHACA-Mrs. W. W. Ellis, 309 Farm St., Ithaca, N. Y. NEW YORK-Airs. F. Brickelmaier, 34 Putnam Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. PHILADELPHIA-Miss Alma T. Waldie, 427 East 'Washington Lane, Germantown, Pa. ROCHESTER-IX'IlSS Eleanor Gleason, 47 Prince St., Rochester, N. Y. TROY-Afliss Anna VV. Fogarty, 1926 Twenty-third St., VVatervliet, N. Y. UTICA-Aiiss Kathryn Carrigan, 23 Kemble St., Utica, N. Y. AVASHINGTON-NIISS Elizabeth Donnan, WVashington, D. C. TVORCESTER'A-IISS Arabella H. Tucker, 554 Pleasant St., Vllorcester, Mass. 405 KV ww N, U w, A W UH 5 Y Q J l r f 1 ww If l 1 J w L., w E V, NI VA ,xg l llla P rm vi.. 40 .......3AN 1 fix. .J x ::s:7.-im, , rri' 5 5'-'::f fgrgjgf: xg-gjq:: '1 :g-g- 1,-gre '-f :gf::,1.5,:qf.- - g' ' A C J 5 A A n DRAM TIC CLVB - 4 ,?eI1c71 407 I r 1 , .-1 , ,-fillf fy ln.: f W 4g'3-:ef f 1' , ' , W W 2 1 - f- , :july 'fl C5122 Glluh, 1513-1514 A 35' Ti?:'TNV? T ?f '57 73 1. Y, ,, W Nami-,Y Y M - I LEE CLV15 T. J. C1-1A1x1BE1u.A1N, 1914, Utah G. B. EVANS, JR., 1915, Pennsyl A. L. CLARK, 1914, Illinois . G. ERVIN KENT, 1910, Ohio D. A. SMITH, IQI4, New York HOLLIS E. DANN, New York F. A. ALBE11G15R,,16, Y. H. O. BABCOCKJI4, N. Y. L. C. BAREHAM,7I5, N. Y. . lllavzagez vania - .J,r51',ria1zt .7VIa11age1 Elfirat Urnurz M. D. CLAPSATTLE, Sp., N. Y. C. B. HE11D,'17, Cal. J. D. HOLRIES,,I5, N. Y. A. D. NIEANEY,7I6, N. Y. F. O. wYOUNG,,IS, Ill. T. S. X'OUNG,7 C. P. COLLINS,,I6, N. Y. R. S. ARMINGTON,,I7, N. Y. S. H. AYER,,14., Mass. Srrnnh Evnnrz A. L. C1.A1zK,,14, Ill. A. M. DARBY,,I6, Pa. H. P. BABcocK,'17. Y. R. A. DOYLE,,I4, Ark. M. C. BONE,,I6, N. Y. S. M. GIiANT,7IS, Ohio ' D. P. S'1'RA11AN,,14, Y. R. W. F. CHAPMAN,'15, Pa. F. R. CUR1-1s,'16, N. Y. S. NI. FoRD,'14, N. J. L. HART,7I4, N. Y. A. D. FITCH,,I4, N. Y. G. A. I'IASKINS,,I6, N. Y. S. I'IIETT,,I4, Ohio M. iVICCONNELL,,I7, Brazil Eliirsi Banana L. F.H1c14s,'16, N. Y. A. T. HOBSON,,I5, Ohio VV. M. RECK,,I4, N. Y. R. C. A. REICHLE,1I6, N. G. M. ST1zvENs,716, N. Y Srrunh ifiaazva C. G. BfIORGAN,,I5, Cuba L. C. PE1zRY,'15, N. Y. L. R. PUFFER,,I4, Mass. G. E. XV1G11TMAN,,16, N. YC 409C F A J Y. . . Pmfzdevzt Graduate lllamzger . . Leader Dmfciof R. W. PEASE,,I6, N. Y. C. B. SC1-1R1B11AN,,15, N. Y W. R. UNANGST,7I5, Pa. E. C. YVEATHERBYXIS, Ill 15, N. Y. A. GRIESEDIECK,,I6, Mo. S. H. PEARSON,,I5, N. Y. R. E. PERRY,7I7, N. J. A. N. RocERs,,15, N. Y. SXVALM,,I4, Pa. D. A. S1-111-1-1,'14, N. Y. R. C. TRERIAN,,I7, N. Y. C. YV. XV111'1NEY,'13, N. 'Y C. G. REBAiIAN,,I5, N. Y. C. O. SM1T1-1,?I6, Ohio A. P. TAPPAN,,I7, Ohio R. C. VJ2LGUTII,,I6, Wis. E. K. VVEPPNERQI4, N. Y A ' l ilianhulin Qllxrh, 1913-15114 - -N. 5, T - VA.:-, T, I , --mmf,-7g ,,,. X, V-I---5-1, , 7' +.f ---' -- in in 'Z -' ur --,711 T4 av- CNWKQJ ' .iw .0 7 Jfxwf NIALCOLM NIONROE MCHOSE GEORGE L. COLEMAN . H. B. ALBRO,,I7, Ill. F. NV. CADY, J11.,,15, N. Y. R. H. CLEMINSHAW,7I6, Ohio W. W. CORTELYOU,7I6, N. Y. W. V. CoUcHMAN,'15, Belgium H. B. CROOKER,'I7, Minn. R. B. DALEY,,I4, Ill. WF H. DAVIS,,I7, Neb. . C. DAVIS,,I6, N. Y. iliirst Hluuhnliua H. B. DOVVNE,7IS, France WV. EDVVARDSCI4, N. P. P. J. J. M D D . D. HOUSTON,,IS, Ill. H. HUSTED,7I4, N. Y. W. JOI-INSON,,I'7, N. J. A. RfICIqEAGE,,I6, N. Y. . M. RfICHOSE,,I4, Pa. L. RfIALLORY,,I7, N. Y. P. NIORSE,7I5. N. Y. Svnrnnh Hlarlhulina . Lfader Dl'7'ECf07 j. D. NEWMAN,7If,', N. E. Pm-ERsoN,'15, N. Y. S. A. POPE,7I4, Ill. H. YV. PORTER,'I7, hlass. 'FUEPEFJQ SIEBERNXI7, Ohio D. . G. SPERRY,,I5, N. Y. . A. TILDEN,,I4, Mass. . C. YYATKINSBIS, Ohio . N. W1L1.1AMs,'17, N. Y. D. N. ALLMANQI5, Pa. R. P. CROCKERIIS, Cal. M. LAZO,,I6, N. Y. R. N. ANDERsoN,,16, Hawaii C. H. DYER,7I6, Hawaii H. E. MILLARDM6, Neb. E. WV. AYCRIGC-,7I6, Conn. H. S. GABRIEL,7I5, N. Y. A. L.M1LToN,'15, WV. Ya. S. BENED1CT,,I5, N. Y. H. H. GLIDDEN,'17, N. Y. R. 'W. Nix, JR.,7I5, N. Y. P. H. BIRCKHEADJIO, Wis. N. A. GoRMAN,'16, Y. F. H. SCHEETZ,,I6, Pa. H. B. BOIES,,I6, N. Y. W. B. I'IOFFMAN,,IS, N. Y. W. C. SEL1-3Y,'17, Neb. R. CANDEE,'I5, Wash. C. B. Iol-1NsoN,'I4, N. Y. D. F. SMILEY,7I6, N. Y. E. F. WATSONQI4, N. Y. L. P. W1LD,'1,L, Ohio ' fIHiuIiu5 C. A. BAcoN,'14, N. Y. F. A. GEROULD,,IS, Ili. W. A. RICIQIERNANJI6, N. Y. E. S. DAVVSON,,I4, Ill. H. T. I'IARDINGE,,I6, N. Y. H. NIUENCHBIS, Mo. A. NL ERsK1NE,'I4, N. Y. L. E. :KNAUSS,,I6, Y. Guitars W. B. REICH,7I5, N. Y. J. G. ALLBRIGHTJI7, NIO. C. E. CRooK,'I6, W. Va. A. IQNIGHTJIS, Pa. C. M. CASTILLO,,I5, Mexico W. E. GooDMAN,'17, Ill. R. G. NIEYLERNIO, Cal. E. H. CLARK,7I4, Pa. G. S. IN'LING,7I7, N. -I. H. NIICI-IENER,7I6, Pa. Qlrllus W. A. DUCKHAhI,7I7, Pa. A. E. La1cHT,'16, Ill. D. A-L FREUDENTHALNI6, N. Y. YY. SEEMANNI4., N. Y. S. K. W'ELI.MAN,,I4, Ohio Zlilntvs -I. L. BA1u1,'15,Ill. G. C. RUBY,'I5, Pa. G'Irzq.15 Glarixtet S. H. XYORRELL,,I5, Ohio W. H. S'rocK1NG,'15, Pa. 411 llvuivm nf this Svrawnn THE excellent reputation of the lvlusical Clubs suffered no diminution during the season of IQI3-I4. The prospects before the opening of the season were admittedly not of the best. The Class of IQI3 contained a large number of the finest musicians and stuntsters that Cornell has ever produced. At the loss of these, some of the most loyal supporters of the clubs were inclined to be more or less skeptical as to the possibility of producing an organization to uphold the usual standard of efliciency. Succeeding developments, however, completely de- stroyed this skepticism. The call for candidates, in the early fall, revealed no lack of good material. Through the eflicient handling of the directors-Professor H. E. Dann and hir. G. L. Coleman, and the leaders-D. A. Smith,'14, and M. M. lVlc- HOSC,,I4, old and new material were molded together into an harmonious unit which was undeniably of true Cornellian caliber. The initial concert occurred, Friday, November 14th, the eve of the Lafayette Football Game. Nlany fair guests, who were in Ithaca for the week-end, showed their appreciation of the ability of the musicians by their enthusiastic applause and repeated demands for encores. judged from a standpoint of artistic efficiency, this concert had several rough spots, but these were subject to removal and were not at all apparent in the joint concert with Pennsylvania on Thanksgiving Day in Philadelphia. The annual Christmas trip, although not so extensive as that of the preceding year, was yet thoroughly enjoyable. Concerts were given in Detroit, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Brooklyn and Rochester. It is a splendid testimonial to Cornell's Nlusical Clubs that they were everywhere greeted by large, enthusiastic audiences, who added hospitality to appreciation and did everything in their power to afford pleasure to the members of the club. The Junior Week Concert was held for the first time in the new Agricultural Auditorium and, for this reason, was particularly successful. It accommodated all the guests and made possible a substantial reduction in the price of seats. In closing, it is fitting to acknowledge the faithful service and earnest support of Professor E. XV. Olmsted. Through his resignation of the Presidency of the Musical Clubs, and his departure from the University, the clubs have lost a warm personal friend, whose absence cannot fail to be a source of deep regret. 412 if if fill if il is I , f : ,I I I If Ally , I Dewi 4 , .T M W 'v.4 A-A,, fl I Iiblfbz' A'ii '- lx NX vi, ig, II 000 ALLNIAN, D. N.,'I5, Pa. BURNS, R. L.,,I4, Pa. DAXVSON, E. S.,7I4, Ill. ERSKINE, A. NI.,7I4, Pa. GEROULD, F. A.,'I5, Ill. BACON, C. !'X.,7I.1., N. Y. BARBOUR, D. L.,'I6, Pa. BRAINERD R. S ,I N J. 7 '? 5' ' CALKINS, J. B.,'I6, N. Y. COLYAR, G. B.,,17, Conn. if-VXS I Dz'w'ct01', GEORGE I... COLEMAN,7Q5, New York M'a1mger, XVARREN PACKARD,,I4, Ohio .dffifianz Managrr, P. D. HOUSTON, Illinois DIAMOND, M. S.,'I7, N. Y. FREUDENIIEINI, M. E.,'I5, N. Y. Clunrrri illllazirr II. NI. McHOsE,'I4, N. Y. ZHirai Hinlin If HAMBLIN, L. T.,'I5, Mass HARDINGE, H. T.,'I6, N. HUERDLER, E. G.,'I5, N. Y. KNAUSS, L. E.,'I6, N. Y. KOCH, NI. NI., Grad., Pa. NIACDERMUT, C. K.,'I6, N. Svvrnnh 'Hiulin GRANT, S. M.,'I5, Ohio IdIICKS, K. E.,,I7, Pa. PIOBLITZELLE, I'I.,,I7, Mo. HUTCHISON, W. A., Grad., IQEEFE, R. E.,,I7, N. Y. KLAUBER, I'I.,,I7, N. Y. LEET, H. XV.,7I7, N. Y. LINIONT, A. YV.,,I6, Conn. J. N. J. MCHOSE, M. NI.,7I4, Pa. AICKIERNAN, VV. A.,'I6, N. Y OICONNOR, VV. H.,,I7, N. Y. PRIESTER, O. F.,,I7, Iowa REICI-I, YV. B.,,I5, N. Y. RCIEADS, L. G.,7I4, N. Y. B-IENGERS, C. A.,'I5, NId. MUENCII, H.,'I5, Mo. DIINSHALL, R.,,I7, Ind. SUIIIIERS, R. T.,,I7, N. Y. TODD, J. L.,7I7, Del. XVI-IITE, VV. A.,'I6, N. Y. Hiula CISIN, H. G.,,I4, N. Y. GENTZLER, W. J'.,,I5, Pa. FISRE, F. E.,-14, MO. I'IOFFMAN, W. A.,'17, N. Y. HOUCK, E. W., 17, N. Y. 0121111 BRONVNING, I-I.,'I6, N. Y. GOLDDERG, M. I.,7I7, N. Y. LEICHT, A. E.,'I6, Ill. FREUDENTHAI., D. M.,'I6, N. Y. GRESSER, A. P.,'I7, N. Y. SCHELLING, I. C.,,I5, Mass. SEEMAN, YV.,,I4, N. Y. WELLNIAN, S. K.,,I4, Ohio ' Baan KARP, I., Grad., N. Y. STEER, H. B.,,I4, N. Y. Ollnrinrt Dow, H. S.,JI5, Mass. RCIACVIEAGH, W.,'I6, Pa. DURFEE, R. L.,,I7, N. Y. STOCKING, W. H.,'I5, Pa. TENNY, H. E.,'I6, N. Y. GBhuR , ABEEL, G. A.,'I5, Y. BARR, J. L.,'I5, Ill. RUBY, G. C.,,I5,,P3. XYING, P. WV.,,I5, N. Y. Qlnrnet ' IXIERRILL, R. C.,,I5, N. Y. lfzinrn LEONARD, G. R.,,I4., N. Y. RIILLS, A. C.,,I7, N. Y. Enszunn Urnmhnnr Ugmpnnni O,BRlEN, D. H.,,I6, Mont. STARR, C. B.,,I4, Pa. i,,f l ., 5- ..V ... V 414 XYILLIAMS, C. F.,'I5, N. Y. -7 .11 4. ' : -w1:7- :ff-'.fl,+f - .' Y.:..,.,,.L.f ' -lily, , ,I ,, ,U , 2 , , 1 A r -, U , , ii , W W rg rig 'H TW? MM WWWWWWE it .fe if , , r' I, e l , Uhr illllaaqur WITHIN the year 1913-I4 the Bffasque has produced two Gilbert and Sullivan operas. This has been no mean task, Mrs. Dixie having had rather an arduous problem in finding voices good enough to carry the diflicult solos and cast parts found in these operas. The men, however, have been very much interested in their parts and have worked hard to reach the perfection desired. In the spring of 1913, during Senior Week, the Nfasque repeated the opera, H, NI. S. Pinafore,', with unusual success. In this production, both the cast and chorus showed operatic talent seldom found in amateurs. Although this is a very familiar opera, it was received with much enthusiasm by an appreciative audience. This year, owing to the lack of suitable original material and in consideration of the unusual success of UH. M. S. Pinafore, the Nfasque Council, after much discussion, decided to produce another of the Gilbert and Sullivan operas. The Junior Week performance was The Gondoliersf' This is by far the most ambi- tious opera ever attempted by the Nfasque. It was, on the whole, well received, but the soloists were not quite of a high enough caliber to handle successfully the difflcult music. The chorus, however, was thebest ever produced by the Nlasque. At any rate, the chorus and most of the cast deserve a great deal of praise. The production was pleasingly repeated during the Week following Junior Week. On account of the difficult music, the number of men necessary for the produc- tion, and the absence of capable soloists, the council decided that it would be un- profitable to send The Gondoliersn on the road this year. The Alumni in several cities, however, are anxious to have the Nfasque visit their respective localities. Next year it is hoped that the desires of these Alumni may be gratified beyond their highest expectations. The Nfasque Council has decided that the production next year shall be, if possible, an original farce with songs introduced. To this end, and in the hope that someone will make use of the opportunity, the Nfasque has offered a prize for a production deemed acceptable by them. This farce will have fewer men in the cast as well as a smaller chorus, thus making it an ideal production for the road. Therefore, the hlasque will probably take a trip next year. It is hoped that, with this end in view, more men with talent will try out for the hfasque. 415 ,. ,, , ,,-,,1 -1 WHL., .4 ,Y ,A it .YL Y A ,Q - Y Y ,F W V Y -27 , Uhr CEnnhuIim'5 F - , f -W lil- 712: 1 vi , ,- ' in ',',T'lS'i T471-L 7 F50 me Uhr Glnuuril C. F. HIRSHFELD, Prefident C. H. BLOOD C. L. DURHAM . E. IQENT, Graduate .Manager C. H. NIATSON, .Manager J. DALY, Stage .Manager C. F. BLAKSLEE, JR., Property Manager Uhr QHZIHHQBMPIIT G. E. KENT, Graduate Manager' H. MATSON,7I4, Marzager FQ. DALY,,I4, Stage Manager' R. SLEEPER,,IS, Affiftant Manager' C.F.BLAKsLEE,JR.,'14, Property Manager H. B. L4ERz,7I4, Preyident ofthe Mafqtte 51112 Qiflaaqur H. I. ADAIR,7I5 J. L. BALDRIDGE,7I5 M. J. BARR1os,'I4 . S. BECK,7I7 P. BISHOP,7I6 'JU UP OFWOW WWW UU QM? ,ov S25 mvzf' mum 2+-P1 Hx' L-1 ox F5 -5 . E. CAREY,,I5 W. F. CHAPMAN,,I5 . B. CRANDALL,7I7 N. I. CP.ANDALL,'14 E. J. DALY,7I4 A. W. DOYLE,7I5 R. A. DOYLE,7I4 :wmv B. FENNERXI6 . E. F1NcK,'14 . F. GR1EsED1cK,'16 E. NI. HANRAHAN, JR.,'15 R. NL HALSTED,7I6 FDU . W. HENDRICKSON,7I4 C. HICKEYQI4 F. N. INSINGER,7I4 J. E. KITTRELL,,I5 B. S. LONEY,7I4 2 4 I H. B. LOOS,7I4 ' C. H. MATSON,JI4 I. F. MARoNEY,'14 H. B. NIERZ,,I4 G. M. MONTGOMERYQ 16 W. I. NIYI-ERS,7I4 E. G. NEFF,,I5 J. NI. PRATT,7I6 G. P. REA,'I5 J. R. ROOF,7I4 P. L. SCOTT,,I5 H. R. SLI-3EPER,7I5 J. S. SMITH,7I4 W. J. SNIVELY,7I6 S. M. STEVENS, JR.,,I4 H. T. SUMMA,,I5 H. M. TERWILLIGERQIS L. C. TREMAN,,I4 H. O. UNDERHILL,7I3 H. K. W'ALTER,'14 J. S. VVARDWELL,,I6 F. XfVEISBROD,7I6 E. C. WEATHERBY, SP. J. C. WING1XTE,,IS C. W. XtVORCESTER,,I4 Sv- be Jie We w w ll Mx 'New' Ill. - Q 'AE-dl A BAM ATIC CWB T fIDfIirrrs ' J S. SM1TH,'I4 . . . . Prefzdent IVIARTHA E. VVvEBB,7IS Vice-Prefzdent E. G. FLEMMING,,I5 . . . Secretary A. S. BORDON,'14 . Bufineff Manager B. R. GARDNER,,I5 Affiftant Bufineff Managev F. VV. HEISLEY,7I4 . . Stage Manager K. W. HUME,,I5 . Affiftant Stage Manager MR. A. M. DRUMMOND ..,... Coach A iinnnrarg illllvmhrrs MR. A. M. DRUMMOND PROFESSOR NI. VV. SAMPSON PROFESSOR G. A. EVERETT PROFESSOR NATHANIEL SCHMIDT PROFESSOR C. F. HIRSHFELD PROFESSOR J. A. XVINANS Psrtiur imlrmhrrz A. S. BORDON,7I4 W. B. CONRAD,,I4 E. G. FLEMM1NO,'1 F. VV. HEISLEY,,I4. 1- J N. KOPELOFF,7I4 J. S.SM1TH,,14 INIARTHA E. VVEBB,'I5 FLORENCE E. W1LBUR,'16 Asanriatr ffllrmhrrz B. R. GARDNER,,IS K. W. HUME,,I5 THYRA M. JEREMIASSEN,,IS J. KRUESI,,IS 418 S. S. LE1BOW1Tz,'15 J. J. POLLOCK,7I4 EMILY C. SCHULTZEJI7 C.VV.VA1L,JR.,'16 3HRhP1'z1iinn hr Elillianrr ifrangaizv Aux iiiaiz-Hnia PT All Glanaha Clncorporated IQOZD Olnrnvll Qlhapirr G9ftirrr5 E. A. NBARRETT,'I4 . . . . . Prefident VV. B. HASTINGS,7I5 . . Vice-President IVIISS L. REICHENBACH, Grad. . , Second Vice-Preyidmt MISS G. F. NIARCUS,7I5 .... . . Secretary Zffarxllig illlvmhrrs MR. G. H. BROWN PROF. O. G. GUERLAC PROP. E. R. BOSSANOE PROF. G. L. HAMILTON PROFI I. P. CHURCH PROF. I. F. MASON PROP. VV. VV. COMFORT NIR. G. I. DALE PROF. PROF. DR. L. PUMPELLY Psriiur Hlrmhrrz E. C. BAKER E. A. BARRETT NI. G. BISHOP J. M. CARPENTER W. F. CHAPMAN J. T. CHESTNUT, JR. H. B. DOWNE MISS R. S. HARRIS W. B. HASTINGS E. HINCHLIEE W. RI. HORWITZ M. I. HUBERT 419 P. H. MISS G. BIAUXION E. XV. OLMSTED HUSTED T. BI. JEREMIASSEN J. J. IQLEIN VV. B. KLEITZ NIISS AIISS MISS NIISS A. E. C. H. E. D MISS J. D. NICKELWAY G. F. NIARCUS L. AI. PARK C. H. PEKARY RENAUD, JR. VV. SMITH STRYKER, JR. M. XNILSON ?'TRT-- 1:E'1'v ,,1-gi -3 HR. A. L. ANDREWVS P. J. VON BOETTICHER FRL. M. C. BOHALL O. W. Bones FRL. R. BOOCHEVER FRL. L. BRAMHALL T. B. BRUMBACR FRL. C. C. CARROLL L. B. CARTWRIGHT J. T. CHESTNUT, JR. FRL. A. S. CHRISMAN H. CLARKE FRAU. IVI. S. COONEY A. F. COUTANT FRL. A. DAHL C. DEDLOW FRL. L. M. DEGENER H. DIETRICH W. W. DODGE FRL. NI. DOMMINICK L. G. DOWNS F. J. ECKES S. V. ELTING K. H. FERNOW h F. J. FLANNERY D. M. FREUDENTHAL L. E. FREUDENTHAL F. J. FRIEDEL MM L -..fi J.. L., C. P. GIESSING C. H. REUA'IANN K. H. FERNONV 3'Hak1tItiit5111itg,1irhm' PROE. A. B. FAUST C. V. HERBERT W1 C. HESPELT F. HOEFNEIK F. :KALFUR I. KARP K. O. KLAESSIG F. J. KLEIN J. KLEIN L. E. KNAUSS C. M. LEVY F. C. LIEBERRNECHT W. F. LOCKHARD F. LOYVENFELS FRL. V. L. LUSCHER FRL. M. B. MCNICHOL FRL. M. NIE!-INERT R. L. NIERUK E. NIOSSMANN R. T. LALULLER E. G. NEFF FRL. E. C. NEIPP G. J. NOBACK FRL. S. C. NORTON A. OBERLE FRL. C. H. PEKARY XV. PFEIFFER R. PLAUT po FRL. C. H. PEKARY - A FRL. A. B. M. Z. ZELLER .- . FRL. E. C. NEIPP D ' F UNE GITUEQ.ffEI..LISL.lN7 BPHTEIIIPI Herrin Eramtnn Enter Vovnt Ender . Zweiter Porn: e 1fl1El . Sclm wanf E1'.vie1' Ixaffmwzzrt , Zweilfr Lanz' zwart . Buchzl war! PROE. P. R. POPE '-uw WW 391 EWS? :GP rLrfwg O5 zvffgg.. ' fwgom 9? Km CW ffm mn E 53 5 7. ,WH gm 2 556 Zw 0 aww Q SSG www '55 3171 F' R -am? ww? 69 ETWWEVSD' '71 ggw: ' ' 4-4. ' EQGUQME 933 R5 P 'UR C2 1' ,fq Zrmxrw 5223 fl U cnz 0 W 'Et'-C3 w2 ' E- QLZOPE Er-15 O, ? f5Oi'a'?':: A 5 Sa 5 ic: '1 Q 2 QE E W +-s H- T3 Tvvimw ' 77771 PRA F530 UTIL. 093503 FSL. 'fi 2,5 7,1-1 v-1 F' Bef ULF' E QED we FO 0 'R 25 5? Q 2 25 sl, F, 2 QW U.-1 73 7: ,gg F1 X- SP4 75' 731 Sw 0 V' P1 PV . F.. SACHERS FRL. E. M. SALESKI E. W. SAUER FRL. H. E. SAUNDERS A. SCHEER J. C. SCHELLENG O. H. SCHLOBOHN C. P. SCHMIDT FRL. E. C. SCHULTZE FRL. Ll. SEVERANCE F. SMITH F. D. B. SMITH S. SMITH H. SNYDER A. STOVER, JR. FRL. M. F. STURGES H. B. SUTTON B. SYMONDS, JR. FRL. M. TREVOR FRL. L. E. TUPPER L. JVQONDRACEK H. A. VVICHELNS FI. P. WVILLIAMS F. E. XKVILLIAMS FRL. A. B. M. Z. ZELLER FRL. C. A. ZELLER 13421555 THE 1915 CO-RNELLL-xy 1 x 1 F I N 1 v S 3 i 2 2 2 9 1 V , 1 q,:., ,ivq V qt ,WV . A- 'I . 1A1 t 1 Q fly- Q X fill L 421 N X v A V . A 7 .,, Y. .. 3.4. f-H tx :ff L, ,L , ...,-.T - Gbffirrra DUANE SPENCER HATCH . . . . Spmleer CLAUDE STANLEY HYMAXN . . Clerk HENRY CHALMERS . . Affiftant Clerk WALTER GEORGE ZORN . . . . Treafurev' FRANS FIDUARD GELDENHUYS . . . Sergeant-at-Arm: DUANE SPENCER HATCH . Reprexevzmzlzfe to Dflmte Council irllrmhrra 1913 F. E. GELDENHUYS SUH HU F. H. KNIGHT IQI4 H. CHALMERS S. V. ELTING F. C. LAVADIA . WV. B. CONRAD R. J. HARRISON S. R. LEWVIS L. E. COOK S. B. JACOBSON A. F. BCLCCLAINE, JR. L. A. PLUMB R. ROGERS 1915 J. H. ALSOP J. HURLEY L. B. O7BRIEN L. Y. GABERMAN S. S. .LEBOWITZ E. M. OSTROFSKY H. S. GABRIEL R. Y. MOORE J. F. RUDNITZKX' A. HASKELL, JR. N. A. SCHATZ D. S. HATCH C. M. HARRINGTON XX CDUUCD . BALDWIN . E. BARRINGER . A. CARMALT J. B. FLANIGAN F. W. BENEWAY Uhr Glnrnvll Qlungrrza B. BIARQUETTE A. L. OBRE L. C. 0,CONNELL '. D. SMITH ' WFP? if 5? V U56 mwH I-'CON F71 O . D. ROGERS M. P. Ross H. A. VVICHELNS Svprrial A. B. DRAKE H. ROTH 422 WL. N. SHIMKIN YY. G. ZORN G. SEELY L. C. SCHUKNECI-IT A. O. SHALLNA H.L.Xf7ANXfvOLKENBURG Y. C. XVHITTEMORE C. S. HYMAN I Qlurnell Harnitg Evhzitv Eleama Qgvnnagluania-Qlnrmzll Bizhexiez 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 1902 Pennsylvania Eighth Debate 1903 Cornell Ninth Debate 1904 Cornell Tenth Debate 1905 Cornell Eleventh Debate 1906 Cornell Twelfth Debate IQO7 Pennsylvania Thirteenth Debate 1908 Pennsylvania Fourteenth Debate 1909 Pennsylvania Fifteenth Debate 1910 Pennsylvania Sixteenth Debate 191 1 Cornell Seventeenth Debate 1912 Cornell Eighteenth Debate 1913 Pennsylvania Nineteenth Debate 1914 Cornell Olnlumhia-Glnrnell Bvhates First Debate 1900 Cornell Second Debate 1901 Cornell Third Debate 1902 Cornell Fourth Debate 1903 Columbia Fifth Debate 1904 Cornell Sixth Debate 1905 Columbia Seventh Debate 1906 Cornell Eighth Debate 1907 Columbia Ninth Debate 1908 Columbia Tenth Debate IQOQ Cornell Eleventh Debate IQIO Columbia Twelfth Debate 1911 Cornell Thirteenth Debate FIQIZ Cornell Fourteenth Debate 1913 Columbia Fifteenth Debate 1914 Columbia Olnrxivll-igrunagluaiiia Timm HXROLD R1EoELMaN,'14, Leader HERBERT AUGUST XKXICHELNS 16 CH XRLES NTASON HARR1NoToN,'15 REMINGTON ROGERS I4 Qlururll-Cfinlnnihiai Efrzun XX 1LL1AM DUDLEY SM1TH,715, Leader BLEECKER ATARQUETTE 1, Louis XURLIC GABERLIANQI5 JOHN D1'XNIEL TSTERR 16 Aflfernaze 423 THE lgpl 1887 1888 1889 1890 1891 1892 1893 1894 1895 1896 1897 1898 1899 . F. E. ROGERS RIEGELMAN ALDREDGE KIDDE NIISS COOK GROSER JAYNE ' R. ROGERS HATCH BLANCRE 'HE Blivmurinl Svpvakem winners uf 1111: 'BE illilzninrial Frizz in agllhlil' Speaking VVILLLIAM H. MORRISON, R VVILLIAM A. FRAYER CHARLES B. DOWD ELIAS H. KELLY CHARLES H. 'FUCK WILLIAM L. RANSOM FRANCIS L. DURK HORACE L. DAWSON LEROY R. GOODRICH ABRAHAM LEVINE ALAN H. COLCORD WILLIAM WALZER ANDREW S. WHITE 1900 HOWARD A. OPPENHEINI 1901 FRANK H. CALLAN 1902 WILLARD H. AUSTIN 1903 EDWIN D. SHURTER 1904 ERNEST I. VVHITE 1905 WILLIAM P. CHAPMAN 1906 EDWARD V. HENRY 1907 STEPHEN F. SHERMAN, JR. 1908 ERWIN ESMOND 1909 HERRICK C. ALLEN 1910 NIORTIMER QSTHEIMER 1911 WILLIAM O. NIORGAN 1912 HARRY Z. HARRIS 1913 REGNAR UT. KIDDE Spralzrra in IH 13 SAWNIE ROBERTSON ALDREDGE LEO NIULFORD BLANCKE LAURA ELLSWORTH CO0K LESLIE HERBERT GROSER DUANE SPENCER HATCH LESTER HAND JAYNE REGNAR THERON KIDDE HAROLD RIEGELMAN FRANCIS ELTON ROGERS REMINGTON ROGERS - S.- - ftw .3 1' Jw- ' --ww:ww:f::- :E A-41+ 3 :Y E- A 1 7,:15,L: 1 , A . :Qf+H-45 aj 29? 'ig 571 424 325-53, 4 x1 g A9315 CHUCWR'P5HJE.f...3!QQLIfh.QW -: V,--wi: 1- -- - - 117- ---'-.- 1895 1896 1897 1898 1899 1900 1901 IQOZ 1903 1904 SMITH .PIARRINGTON GARERMAN BIARQUETTE ROGERS CONRAD 1914 '94 Hlvmnrial Smvakrra minnvra nf 1112 '94 ilmmnurial Elgrize in Brhafv WILLIAM P. CHAPMAN, HARLEY N. CROSBY DANIEL H. WVELLS GALE LAUGHLI-N JAMES B. NOLAN FRANK H. HAUSNER SIDNEY S. LOWENTHAL FLOYD L. CARLISLE GEORGE D. CROFTS WILLIAM L. RANSOM J 1905 1906 1907 IQOS 1909 1910 1911 IQI2 1913 1914 f Sprakrrz in 1 9 14 NEAL D. BECKER GEORGE W. ROESCH FRANCIS L. DURK ROSCOE C. EDLUND CHARLES R. HUGINS HEBER E. GRIFFITH GAY H. BROWN RALPH E. PIERCE HAROLD RIEGELMAN WILLIAM- DUDLEY SMITH VVILLIAM BRITTON CONRAD BLEECKER NIARQUETTE LOU1s YYURLIC GABERMAN REMINGTON ROGERS CHARLES AfIASON HARRINGTON XIVILLIAM DUDLEY SMITH 7-71 - V7 ,-1: .17 7.4. E-7 -- - ------G,-,-Cf-2---,T 7-7-7 7---7 -.ii -EY - f- -E - - 4 V V 57... .7 7777717 , , ..f,.,-1 .V ,KE Y-E., Y V Y 7 425 v fcwifuf- f A-1-V '--- -- --f Em -7-,ELLEN -9---7 A GROSER XVHITNEY COCTANT W ALZER COOK HALLOCK 1913 mnnhfnrh 151122 Svpeakvm minnrra uf this mnuhfnrh lgrizr in Gbruturg 1871 JOHN E. MOORE 1891 CAWard rescindedj 1872 ADOLPHUS L. RADER 1892 EDWARD D. SHURTER 1873 CAwaI-d rescindedj 1893 ERNEST I. WHITE 1874 JAMES E. GLUCK 1894 HARRIET C. CONNOR 1875 GEORGE H. FITCH 1895 GEORGE P. DY'ER - 1876 CLARENCE H. ESTY 1896 CHARLES H. RAMMELKAMP 1877 GEORGE W. GILLETTE 1897 DANIEL H. VVELLS 1878 CHARLES VV. AMES 1898 CHARLES H. NIAYER 1879 ALFRED NIILLARD 1899 HERBERT B. LEE 1880 FRANK C. WHITNEY 1900 EUGENE T. LIES 1881 CAward reseindedj 1901 SIDNEY S. LOWENTHAI. 1882 Divided between 1902 MICHAEL A. FORD CHARLES P. BACON and 1903 ALFRED HUGER FRANK R. LUCKEY 1904 'WILLIAM A. NIURPHY 1883 ASA A. ALLING 1905 ROBERT P. BUTLER 1884 CHARLES A. POTTER 1906 CHARLES H. TUCR 1885 STODDARD M. STEPHENS 1907 XVILLIAIVI 'XY TAYLOR 1886 E. D. ABINUM DE LIMA IQOS ELIZABETH E. COOK 1887 HORAXCE WHITE 1909 ROSCOE C. EDLUND 1888 PHILIP C. PAYNE 1910 STANTON GRIFFIS 1889 HOWARD A. OPPENHEIM IQII GEORGE NI. WTOLFSON 1890 FRANK A. ABBOTT 1912 ALAN H. COLCORD 1913 LESLIE HERBERT GROSER Svpraluera in 1913 LAURA ELLSWORTH COOK ADNEY LOVVELL HALLOCK ALBERT FRANCIS COUTANT XYILLIAM XYALZER LESLIE HERBERT GROSER CASS 'WARD XVHITNEY 42 l - f1'111R 1111i 13-1rg1Ri'fD1,1S.1g1 CHARLES , PERL SH.-XPER STEVE SXVIFT H.kTC'H 1 H 1 4 , 'hr 1 aztman Stage minnera uf The iizmhnan IHITZP in liuhlir Spralaing IQIO VINCENT JAMES FROST 1912 M. C. KILPATRICK 1911 DAVID ELDER 1913 CASS WARD WH11-NEY 1914 BERNARD Xy7ILLIAM SHAPER Smralarrs in 1914. THOMAS BURR CHARLES,,15 BERNARD XVILLIAM SHAPER,,I4 DUANE SPENCER HATCH,,IS RAYMOND FREDERIC STEVE,,I4. ELMER GRANT PERL 'I OHN UDSON SWIFT '14 1 4 7 . 427 lil WTP 1- F rr 'V'-w 7 li -W il?-rl-Q il--WN ft-3 ' i 1-Qvf :, ':?f' Y-T Y 7 ?:E t1 wr 35+ 1,,' s -W 1,1-f 1 . 14-- H lluninr mvrk ITI-I the dawn of VVednesday, February fourth, the Junior YVeek of the Class of IQIS was inaugurated, and the University community willingly surrendered to the annual invasion of fairguests. The rnorningwaslargely spent in the necessary preliminaries,-meeting trains, walks around the campus, and automobile rides. At noon, however, the round of Ubreakfastsi' was begun, with the Widow, the Cor1zeZZA1znualr, and Kappa Beta Phi acting as hosts. In the afternoon, Mrs. G. Schurman held a reception to visiting chaperones at the president's house, and the first fraternity tea dances were given by Chi Psi and Telluride Association. Psi Upsilon entertained the faculty with a presentation of '4The Conversion of Nat Sturge -a one-act farce. The Nfusical Clubs Concert christened the new Agricul- tural Auditorium in the evening, the beautiful building and the delightful concert each honoring the other. Immediately following the concert came the Sophomore Cotillion of the Class of 1916. The Gondoliers, a light Gilbert and Sullivan opera produced by the lXIasque, was Thursday's main event. Two more breakfasts were given by Book and Bowl and Beth I,'Amed. The time before and after the Nfasque performance was almost entirely taken up with fraternity dances. Alpha Psi, Delta Phi, and Sigma Chi entertained in the afternoon, and the Psi Upsilon theatricals were repeated for undergraduates and their guests. That night, house dances were given by Alpha Delta Phi, Alpha Sigma Phi, Kappa Sigma, Phi Delta Theta, Phi Epsilon Pi, Phi Sigma Kappa, Sigma Phi Epsilon, and Delta Kappa Epsilon. Friday night brought the climax of the weekls festivities with the Junior Promenade. The Sun and lVIajura held their annual breakfasts in the morning, while three more tea dances were given in the afternoon by Phi Epsilon Pi, Theta Xi, and Zodiac. Immediately after the Prom, Delta Kappa Epsilon entertained with an informal dance, serving breakfast to all the guests at eight o'clock, Saturday morning. Saturday was largely of an athletic character, with a hockey game against Columbia in the morning and a basketball game against Yale in the afternoon. Columbia won the hockey contest, but the Varsity Five defeated the Elis in deci- sive fashion. The University Orchestra gave a concert in the afternoon,-the first Junior 'Week entertainment ever given by that organization. The success of the concert warrants its establishment as an annual affair. Saturday night was the night of leave-takings. After a week of festivity and excitement, the University again took up its humdrum course, and the long anticipated time had passed. il-:L -V--Iafng,---W -ii' Y r w. :- V 1. mf: - r Y - ' -:--f-Tl :af- 428 my l rl ,.. lll 2 ,il 'i l ll., ii l -S a B li .4 If su V A i l l i il Jr FE .L Will v i l I l H E 'U A A V lil! ll , 3,f - j4i X F if 11 Ui 'C DTH. EL LEE' ' 77 Uhr lluninr lgrnmmenzxhv HE feature event of Junior VVeek, the Junior Promenade, brought to an appro- priate climax the round of general and special festivities in the Way of tea dances, luncheons and various other entertainments. The decorations of the Armory for this occasion were entirely different, and finer, if it be possible, than those for the Sophomore Cotillion. The color scheme was red, carried out in artificial roses, surrounded and enclosed by green vines, and standing over against a background of white. Over the center of the floor and running the entire length of the hall was a blue sky effect in which myriads of incandescent lights stood out like bril- liant stars against a light blue background. Taken altogether, it was indeed a charming sight. Dancing began at ten o'clock and continued almost Without interruption till four in the morning. One-steps and Waltzes were alternated, the former being played by Conwayls Band of Syracuse, and the latter by Noble's Orchestra. In the middle of the evening, a novel dancing feature was introduced. The Well-known profes- sional dancers, Miss Yvilma Winn and Nlr. Ernest Evans of New York, entertained the spectators by representations, under the spotlight, of the latest forms of ball- room dancing. It was a Wonderful dance, and the memory of its delightful pleasures will linger long With those who were fortunate enough to be present. 429 ffiwm ax: V ,asf A ,,,,,, ,,,.T,i,,,, ,,, - Ma- ,,., C. c , ,A ., ...-E,,,,r,x,, . , , -,..fc,,,A-.-, Ghz Snphnmnrr Glntillinn UNIOR Vxfeek had its official opening on Vlfednesday, February the fourth, with the Sophomore Cotillion. For this occasion, the Armory was arranged in the customary manner,-boxes for the accommodation of the various parties ex- tending along the sides and ends, and on opposite sides of the center were two large elevated boxes, where were located the two orchestras which furnished alternately waltzes and one-steps. The wall and ceiling decorations were unusually fine, being featured with hanging vines and soft lights encased in Chrysanthemum blos- soms, all tastefully arranged to produce a very striking and pleasing effect. The actual dancing began somewhat earlier than in the case of former cotil- lions. As the Musical Clubs Concert took place in the new Agricultural Auditorium, the inconveniences usually attendant upon getting the crowd to the Armory after- wards were appreciably lessened. Contrary to the general rule, the Armory was not at any time overcrowded, which fact added very much to the pleasure of danc- ing. ' In place of the customary box-dances, an extra was substituted before each of the supper relays. This innovation proved successful and will therefore probably become a permanent feature of the big Armory dances of the future. Variety in illumination was secured by means of a searchlight. Every third or fourth dance, the regular lights were extinguished and the searchlight was flashed down from the gallery-illuminating successively the different parts of the hall. The music throughout was excellent, and the refreshments all that could be desired. 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HESS IST LT. JESSE S. SMITH ZND LT. DAVID H. FINLEY Company E CAPT. ROBERT W. NIX, JR. IST LT.FREDERICK C.FARNSXVORTH ZND LT. ROBERT C. CANDEE Company F CAPT. GERALD E. BROWER IST LT. FRANK RIARTINDELL ZND LT. ALSON W. PITKIN 2ND LT. SEYMORE I. HESS Efhirh Euftaliun MAJOR CHARLES L. SLOCUM CFSH Termj RCLAJOR DAVID OETTINGER QSpring Termb ADJUTANT, ZND LT. EDMUND L. JUDSON, JR. Company G CAPT. FRANK W. CADY, JR. IST LT. DONALD T. STANTON ZND LT. KENNETH A. TAPSCOTT :ND LT. HAROLD R. POUCH Company H CAPT. ARTHUR C. EHRLICH ZND LT. FREDERICK W.KOENIG Company I CAPT. RODRIGO B. RODRIGUEZ IST LT. VVAYNE W. COVVAN 2ND LT. STANLEY DEXVSNAP Signal Olurwa CAPTAIN WILLIAM A. TAYLOR, Commanding 1!n?emh MUSICAL DIRECTOR, GEORGE BRISSETTE CHIEF RAIUSICIAN, CHARLES B. STARR PRINCIPAL RXIUSICIAN, GEORGE A. IABEEL CHIEF TRULIPETER, EDWARD D. STRYKER DRUM RXIAJOR, CHARLES WKVAINVVRIGHT STEPHENS 'iinpzriallg rnmmvnhrh hg the Swrrriarg nf mar fnrihrir1uurk huring Ihr m1Etgrnr 435 F5112 Eanh C9111 EHUI' Elnsprrtinn 436 . Navy fldvifer c 7 , l M I U-uma I ' Q1 L Tl-llf. W MA JGR SPORTS ll S WATHLETIC CGVNCIL if - mia W A tllivmhrrn nf tha tllllztinr Sparta Qlnnnril, 1513-14 H. H. DIEDERICHS . G. E. KENT . C. H. BLOOD ' . Qteaihrnt tlllemhvrs C. E. TREMAN . R. GREENWOOD . . Prefitlerzt Graduate Manager Financial Aldviffr W. B. HASTINGS A. R. GILMAN W. NV. ROVVLEE S. S. LAVVLER H. A. PHOENIX J. J. NIUNNS D. F. HOY H. K. WALTER F. F. STONEMAN H. E. SCHIRICK E. P. ANDREWS T. B. CREWS, JR. . A. C. RCLINNIX A. M. SHELTON . . lllartager Navy dfxiftartt Jllartager Navy . Comnimodore Navy . Football Altlvifei' . llflarzagfr Football Affiftant llfartagfr Football . Captain Football . Bateball AcZ'vi.m' . Jlffanagfr Bafzlnall .filffiftarzt llflatzager Baftlrall . Captain Bayeball . . Track Aclvifer . lllanager Trade Alxfiftartt lllarzager Track . Captain Track VV. H. FRITZ, IR. . . Repreffrztative of Wearr1'5 of CN H. W. PETERS . lllivzorSpo1'tfRfprf.rmtativf Clit terml T. I. S. BOAK . lllinor Sportf Reprefentatioe f2d ter-ml Nun-ilbeaihmt Mmnhrrz WILLIAM BALETCALF, JR., Pittsburgh, Pa. JOHN L. TIERNON, Albany, N. Y. RALPH W. ROBBINS, Rochester, N. CHARLES M. HOWE, Chicago, lll. MARTIN A. SEVVARD, St. Louis, MO. H. H. BURROUGI-IS, Wlashington, D. F. O. AFFELD, JR., New York City L. Y. H. ALBERT ROGERS, Riverton, N. J. EDWARD BURNS, IR., New York City W. C. BROYVN, Syracuse, N. Y. , C. FREDERICK D. COLSON, Albany, N. Y. C. L. BRADLEY, Cleveland, Ohio D. CLUTE, Elmira, N. Y. l ll I 1 MLEML-.- L. LLLL L,L LLLLWLL A M NL .L 438 MI 011 .SPORTSA illllvrnhrra uf Ihr illlinnr Sfpnftz Glmmril, 15113-14 Q2 5? Zl- f-10 O P4 G3 . C. HALSTED, In A. S. AINSWORTH E. S. BAKER . T. I. S. BOAK . R. M. JOHNSON . L. M. BLANCKE H. A. AVIOSSMAN A. P. DIPPOLD . A. A. BLUE O. NI. CLARK . H. W. PETERS . H. C. KELLERAN R. T. COTTON . A. W. KELLER R. T, KELSEY . C. O. BENTON . B. PATTERSON, JR. R. E. BURKE . H. W. SIBERT . I. E. SIMONDS . E. G. SPERRY . WV. A. IVIATHEWS S. J. HIETT . R. L. CULLUM N. E. IQOI-IN E. S. GIREER . H. F.HoDcK1Ns Zfiazkrthall wrestling Tllarrnmae Qurkeg Surfer Glennia Eltenring Gulf Swimming 439 P7'6J1.dE7Ll and Faculty Reprefentatiwe Graduate TManager . . Captain . . Illanagev' flffiftant Nlanager . . Captain . . Alanager Af.r.riftant .Manager . . Captain . . lWanage1' Affiiftant Manager . . Captain . . Manager Affiftant Manager . . Captain . . Manager zlffiftanl Manager . . Captain . . Manager X1.1'J'iJ'f6l7lf Manager . . Captain . . Manager flffiftant Manager . . Captain . . Aflanager A.ffi.rtan.t Manager . . Captain . . Nlanager .'1J'J'Z4.YId nt QW ana gn 5 7 j f'-:Y A QQ' , L01 EA R L R A I I-O T E I 'JC -ma,-,G PHILIP THAYER COFFEY ARTHUR BANCROFT COZZENS EVILLIAM HOWARD FRITZ, JR. GILBERT -COUTANT HALSTED Efrark JOHN PAUL JONES HENRY GUSTAV KANZLER CARL AUGUST PHILIPPI OLIVER AUGUST RELLER HAROLD HOUSTON VAN KENNEN JOHN ENLOE WVHINERY HOWARD HEBERTON INGERSOLL FRANK JONES BURKE ALVIN GARCIA CADIZ FELIX NIORSE FREDERIKSEN Qirnzz Qluuntrg JOHN SHERWOOD HOFFMIRE JAMES EDWARD NICGOLRICK CLEMENT LEITH SPEIDEN Glrrm RfIELVIN LEOPOLD ADLER ELWYN HAXTHAWAY DOLE EDWARD STRONG BATES LAWRENCE EDDY ERROL STANLEY BIRD SELAH VAN XIELSOR HISCOX CLINTON XVILLI BROWN BURLEIGH ADELBERT LUM 'WILLARD XVILCOX BUTTS JOHN HERSCHEL NIUNN LESLIE CHAPMAN BROWER COX SPRANSY XVELLING FISKE THATCHER 5lTnnIhz1II CHARLES BARRETT XVILLIAM CURTIS COLLYER VVTILLARD CAMERON COOL ALLEN JOHN FRICK XVILLIAM HOXVARD FRITZ, JR. EDWARD RAWSON GUYER CHARLES LAHR HENRY REED NIALLORY JOHN JAMES NIUNNS JOHN EVVING O,HEARN CARL AUGUST PHILIPPI ARTHUR FRITHJOFF REES, JR. MURRAY NORCROSS SHELTON CHARLES SHULER DAVID FAIRMAN TABER, JR. ALFRED DAWSON WILLIAMS GEORGE NIORRISON WILLIAMSON x 440 Lf ,R F If ARTHUR :NIURRAY ACHESON HERBERT JOHNSON ADAIR EDMUND WILLIAM BUTLER LESLIE DOUGLASS CLUTE ERNEST DAVID BURKART JOSEPH RAYMOND DONOVAN MORRIS HENRY GROSSMAN Eanrhall HAROLD CAMERDEN HALSTED WILLIAM NIANVILLE JOHNSON PIUS PHILIP KELLER WALTER HENRY KOBUSCH BERNARD O,CONNOR HARRY ERNEST SCHIRICK DAVID FAIRMAN TABER, JR. EDWARD TRAINER Amanriaiinn EHnuII:mII ROBERT VVOOD DAVIS Eaakeihall GUERNSEY THOMAS CROSS GILBERT COUTANT HALSTED, JR XVALTER GEORGE HAEBERLE HAROLD CAMERDEN HALSTED WALTER CARL LUNDEN Hrnring FRANCIS BERNARD O7CONNOR mrmailing CLYDE BAME ROBERT LEVY THOMAS ISAAC SLACK BOAK SHERMAN RAY LEWIS HERMAN COORS AMBROSE RYDER STANLEY SMITH GREENE WILLIAM CLARENCE STOKOE ifxurrnazr ARCHIE LEICH' DEAN 441 Q YW VY, , , , , Q. 4 A Y - 5 ,K ,Tlrrrr-T, ,,,,Y ,T-lf f X w1 'IIV '--N -Q .. V ,.. , . ... .. Z SVR XX , IIVZ 'wir' ',.-A.-.:,. .',. A',4, 1 A'-: if M VT -'f'. '-,-::. xi e ll-Tfi.? fief21frzzgesfias, ' W f H 1 f Glrmu Fwuieur nf the ibizaann CHARLES E. COURTNEY V HF. Crew Season of IQI2-I3 opened on September 25th with the Freshman registration. One hundred and fourteen men reported, in this number was the best Freshman material in years. ' The Crew Celebration took place on the library slope, September 27th. The ideal weather, and the fact that the crews had made a clean sweep at Poughkeepsie the previous spring, brought a tremendous crowd. The enthusiasm shown by the undergraduate body for the Old Manl' and the crews was overwhelming, and can only be appreciated by those who were present. Professor Durham was chair- man, and Acting President Crane, Dr. Sharpe and Commodore Bates were the speakers. The celebration ended with a parade to the home of Mr. Courtney. Varsity and Freshman practice began in earnest, the Varsity rowing on the Inlet under the supervision of Coach Courtney, and the Freshmen practicing in the upper crew room in the gymnasium, under the direction of Assistant Coach Hoyle. Different Freshman combinations were made up by Mr. Hoyle and sent down to practice at the boathouse as soon as they showed some headway on the machines. lVlr. Courtney was obliged to give all his attention to the new Varsity Crew. With the exception of three men, the entire crew was new and unaccustomed to rowing together, but they improved rapidly, due to the favorable weather con- ditions which permitted rowing on the Inlet until late in the fall. One sad incident alone occurred during the winter. That was the death of 'cWaltl' Fowler. For many years, Walt had been a faithful attendant at the boathouse. A couple of years before his death he retired. He will long be remem- bered by hflr. Courtney and the crew men. In December, the Captain of the California Crew visited the University to personally investigate the coaching methods and stroke used by Cornell'sfamous Old lX'lan. The boathouse was not completely prepared when rowing on the Inlet began in the spring. Thirty feet of land separated the boathouse from the Inlet. This made it necessary for the men to walk on planks in order to carry the shells to the 443 water. Due to these inconveniences, hir. Courtney found it impossible to accom- modate more than twenty men. He requested the remainder of the candidates to register at the Intercollege Boathouse for their training quarters. Sorne of the men delegated to the upper boathouse voiced discontent. News of this reached Mr. Courtney. He decided to act as he had never done before in all the twenty-six years he had been head of the Cornell Navy coaching staff. Hezdropped every man, innocent and guilty, who had been assigned to the upper boathouseg keeping only those Freshmen whom Assistant Coach Hoyle recommended, and the twenty Varsity candidates he had already selected. The complete number cut, totaled one hundred and twenty-five. . The cut proved to be quite an aid in the development of the crew. The men could row earlier, and the Old Man was able to give each one more individual attention. The practices from this time on were characterized by more Usnapi' and ginger than had been shown all year. ' The first water practice of the season was held ion March 12th. Owing to lack of accommodations, only the Varsity and Second Varsity candidates reported at the boathouse. The crews rowed in fgigs on account of the floating ice and logs. All the crews went to the 'boathouse on Saturday, March 15th. The Inlet was sufli- ciently clear of logs and ice by the 19th of March to permit the Varsity to row in a shell. The Varsity Four also rowed in its new shell for the first time on that date. Steady im- provement 'was made until the training table opened lVlarch 3Ist. Only Varsity candidates were ac- commodated at this time. The Freshman Football Crew was admitted to the training table on April 14th. This crew proved itself stronger than the other two Freshman crews up to this time. The IQI6 rnen had had a training table of their own, previous to this. Both the Varsity and Freshman l ASSISTANT COACH HOYLE Eights were in good condition by the time of the Harvard race. The Crimson Crews had their quarters at Glenwood. Cornell's Varsity was taken in the launch to Umpville, Thursday evening, previous to the race. The men at- tended classes on Friday, as usual, returning to Umpville after supper on Friday, where they remained until the race on Saturday. The Varsity Race was first. Cornell took the lead at the start, and no difficulty was experienced in finishing seven lengths ahead of Harvard. The story of the Freshman Race was some- what different. The Football Crewi' never for a minute lead the Harvard cubs, and at the finish there was fifteen feet of open water between the shells. 444 + 1-f-'X7.f : --r: 5:7111 ww vga, ., f ,L ,-'- f-of y ig 4 , -- :T-. .-,rr1-- .TT The Junior Varsity Crew left Ithaca Thursday, the 29th of Nlay, for Phila- delphia, to participate in the American Henley Regatta on the Schuylkill River, May 3Ist. Their opponents in this race were the junior Crews of Annapolis, Pennsylvania and Princeton. The Red and White Crew made a very enviable record. They were not only victorious but they made the record for the course. The week after the Junior Race at Philadelphia, the Varsity and Freshmen journeyed to Poughkeepsie where they were quartered at the Oakes-the histor- ical training quarters of Cornell Crews. This early migration to the Hudson was necessary, because the Poughkeepsie Regatta was scheduled for a week earlier than usual, owing to the time of the high tide on the river. This is the earliest the crews have ever gone to Poughkeepsie. The final examinations were taken at the training quarters under the supervision of Professor Shearer. The Varsity Eight was not altered from the time of the Harvard Race. The Four-Oared Crew had still to show what it could do. The Freshmen had been changed, so that they were quite a different body from the Football Crew that had been defeated on Navy Day. The weather on the day of the regatta was perfect. The Four-Oared Race was rowed first, as usual. Both Syracuse and Pennsylvania lead our crew at the start, but at the bridge, Cornell took the lead. At the mile-and-one-half mark, Cornell was a length ahead of Penn, with Syracuse third and Columbia fourth. The race ended with the crews in this order. The Freshman Race came immediately after the Four-Oared Race. Cornell did not take the lead until the one-mile mark was reached. Later, Wisconsin threatened them, but the Freshmen maintained the lead. The race ended with the crews in the following order: Cornell first, Wisconsin second, Syracuse third, Pennsylvania fourth and Columbia a poor fifth. Y i The last race of the day, between the Varsity Eights over the four-mile course, proved to be full of excitement. Cornell was unfortunate in drawing the outside course. Columbia took the lead at the start, with Cornell a close second. The race developed into a dual contest between Cornell and Columbia. At the mile- and-a-half mark, Columbia lead by half a boat-length. At the two-mile-and-a- half mark, Columbia was still slightly ahead, but Cornell was rowing strong, and Columbia dropped slowly behind. Just before the bridge was reached, Syracuse was seen to make a tremendous spurt. They passed Columbia and were overhauling Cornell. The Red and White Crew fought hard, but they had Wasted too much effort in their earlier duel with Columbia. Syracuse was over a length ahead of Cornell during the last mile. Cornell reduced the lead to one half of a boat-length, but was unable to overtake Syracuse, and the latter won. Cornell finished second, Washington, third, Wisconsin, fourth, Columbia, fifth, and Pennsylvania, sixth. While the crews did not enjoy the honor of making a clean sweep, still they made a very excellent record, and both the oarsmen and Mr. Courtney are to be highly congratulated. 7l1ff:e - , rf. fa.: V .- 1 f , , , 4. 445 m.T-,ii.-.--. 7- ,,.,,a.,., 1. ..- .fi '- - .c sci .A f. 4, , ,gi --f egg, ,fgg ff fi- 2 - li- - 1 '-H-f?27f ii- 4 G-fir' 15311 fi 'mf f . 'TV ' -l z 4-2- n 4 clff- 1 L f -1-A - 1 -- nr -- . - l QV Date June 24, .Tune 26, June 25, July 2, July 2, June 27, June 30, July 2, June 21, June 26, June 2S, June 28, June 23, June 26, June 27, July 2, June 25, June 27, June 29, June 21, 1895 1896 1897 1897 1898 1899 1900 1901 1902 1903 1904 1905 1906 1907 1908 1909 1910 1911 1912 1913 anal Qwrnrh Zlntrrrullrgiatr Zinming Annnriatinn iivrnrha uf Harniig iiiigliia Crews in Order of Finish Columbia, Cornell, Pennsylvania . . Cornell, Harvard, Pennsylvania, Columbia Cornell, Harvard, Yale .... Cornell, Columbia, Pennsylvania . . Pennsylvania, Cornell, Wisconsin, Columbia . . Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Cornell, Columbia Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Cornell, Columbia, Georgetown Columbia, Wisconsin, Georgetown, Syracuse, Pennsylvania .... Cornell, Wisconsin, Columbia, Pennsylvania, Syracuse, Georgetown ...... Georgetown, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Syracuse, Columbia ..... ' . Syracuse, Cornell, Pennsylvania, Columbia, George- town, Wisconsin ,,... Cornell, Syracuse, Georgetown, Columbia, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin ...,.. Cornell, Pennsylvania, Syracuse, Wisconsin, Columbia, Georgetown ...... Columbia, Navy, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Georgetown, Syracuse .... Syracuse, Columbia, Cornell, Pennsylvania, VVisconsin Cornell, Columbia, Syracuse, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania Cornell, Pennsylvania, Columbia, Syracuse, Wisconsin Cornell, Columbia, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Syracuse Cornell, Wisconsin, Columbia, Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Stanford ....... Syracuse, Cornell, Washington, Columbia, Pennsylvania Cornell, Cornell, Cornell, Time 21.25 19.29 20.34 20.47 4- 5 15.51 1-2 20.04 19.44 3-5 18.53 1- 19.05 3- 18.57 20.22 3- 20.29 19.36 4- 20,02 2- 19.34 1- 19.02 20.42 1- 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 20.10 4-5 19.21 4-5 19.28 3-a illiles 4 4 4 4 3 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 7 1.7 an ,,,s Y - Place Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie Saratoga Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie Ghz Cllrmua at 1Hu1rgl1krrpair - P- 1 ig, ., . 'cf' 2? 9 ,if- ev .,,-mn 1 -f-7--. ff- 4 - ..- - -4 . , U,-W - -f,,, .- I ,,. , ., 3, ,A ,--,, N ,931 -35 v ,, ,- . --- -':3AfA,:flf7-' -7173 UL Y L. 1,1 ,,,, Y, , .1 Q- Olurnrll-Iguruarh iKarrn Dale Crews in Order of Finish Time ilfiles Place May 30, 1905 Cornell, Harvard .... 10.09 4-5 1 7-8 Cambridge May 30, 1906 Cornell, Harvard . 10.41 3-5 1 7-8 Cambridge May 30, 1907 Cornell, Harvard . 11.01 2 Ithaca May 30, 1908 Harvard, Cornell . 10.47 2 Cambridge May 30, 1909 Cornell Harvard . 10.41 2 Ithaca May 30, 1910 Cornell, Harvard . 11.23 1 7-8 Cambridge May 27, 1911 Cornell, Harvard . 10,59 1 7-8 Ithaca hfay 24, 1913 Cornell Harvard . 10.29 2 Ithaca iliurrrgn Qiarrn June 30, 1881 Thames, London, Cornell C4344 .... 8.56 1 1-3 Henley, Eng July 2, 1881 Hartford College, Cornell C43 . 8.19 1 1-3 Henley, Eng July 14, 1881 London, Thames, Cornell C43 . 8.19 1 1-3 Putney, Eng Aug. 11, 1881 Vienna, Cornell C43 . . Vienna July 9, 1895 Cornell, Leander Boat Club C83 8.11 1 3-8 Henley, Eng July 10, 1895 Trinity Hall, Cornell C83 . 7.15 1 3-8 Henley, Eng illlluarrllanrnua Barra May 11, 1872 Union Springs, Cornell C43 -' ,,.. . 16.54 2 Ithaca May 22, 1875 Cornell, Union Springs C63 11.14 2 Ithaca - June 10, 1876 Cornell, Vlfatkins C63 . 13.30 2 . Ithaca May 30, 1879 Watkins, Cornell C43 . 13.25 2 Ithaca May 25, 1883 Cornell, Elmira, Syracuse C43 . 11.30 2 Cazenovia June 11, 1887 Cornell, Three-Boat Clubs C43 . 8.13 1-2 1 1-2 Newark July 4, 1889 Cornell, Two-Boat Clubs C83 . 7.03 1 1-2 Philadelphia May 30, 1892 Cornell, N. Y. A. C. C83 . 7.21 1 1-2 Newark Hllwrrllanrnun Alnierrnllrgmtr Barra Date Crews in Order of Finish Time Illiles Place July 17, 1873 Yale, Wesleyan, Harvard, Dartmouth, Amherst, Columbia, Bowdoin, Mass. Ag., Cornell. Trinity, Williams C63 16.59 3 Springfield July 18,1874 Columbia, Wesleyan, Harvard, Williams, Cornell, Dart- mouth, Princeton, Trinity, Yale C63 . . 16.42 3 Saratoga July 14, 1875 Cornell, Columbia, Harvard, Dartmouth, Wesleyan, Yale, Amherst, Brown, Williams, Bowdoin, Ham- ilton, Union, Princeton C63 .... 16.53 1-4 3 Saratoga July 19, 1876 Cornell, Harvard, Columbia, Union, Wesleyan, Prince- ton C63 ....... 17.01 1-2 3 Saratoga July 18, 1879 Columbia, Wesleyan, Cornell C43 . . . 8.26 1 1-2 Lake George July 16, 1880 Cornell, Pennsylvania, Columbia C43 . . . 9.12 1 1-2 Lake George July 4, 1882 Pennsylvania, Wesleyan, Princeton, Cornell, Bowdoin C43 9.35 1 1-2 Lake George July 4, 1883 Cornell, Pennsylvania, Princeton, Wesleyan C43 . 11.57 2 Lake George June 19, 1884 Pennsylvania, Cornell, Princeton C43 .... 9.06 1-4 1 1-2 Philadelphia July 7, 1884 Pennsylvania, Cornell, Princeton, Columbia, Bowdoin C43 8.39 3-4 1 1-2 Saratoga June 19, 1885 Cornell, Pennsylvania C43 .... 8.51 1 1-2 Philadelphia July 4, 1885 Cornell, Brown, Bowdoin, Pennsylvania C43 . 9.10 1-2 1 1-2 Worcester July 5, 1887 Cornell, Bowdoin C43 .... 9.38 3-4 1 1-2 Worcester July 9, 1887 Cornell, Pennsylvania. C43 . . . 1 1-2 Philadelphia July 4, 1888 Cornell, Pennsylvania, N. Y. C. C43 8.19 1-2 1 1-2 Philadelphia June 27, 1889 Cornell, Columbia, Pennsylvania C83 15.30 3 New London July 4, 1889 Cornell, Pennsylvania C83 . . 6.40 1 1-2 Philadelphia June 18, 1890 Cornell, Bowdoin C83 . . . 17.30 3 Ithaca July 26, 1890 Cornell, Pennsylvania C83 . . 14,42 1-2 3 New London July 25, 1891 Cornell, Pennsylvania, Columbia C83 . 14.27 1-2 3 New London June 15, 1892 Cornell, Pennsylvania C83 . . 17.26 3 Ithaca July 8, 1893 Cornell, Pennsylvania C83 . 23.40 4 Minnetonka June 16, 1894 Cornell, Pennsylvania C83 21.12 1-2 4 Torresdale June 23, 1898 Cornell, Yale, Harvard C83 . 23.48 4 New London- May 20, 1911 Cornell, Princeton, Yale CS3 . 9.01 2 Lake Carnegie May 23, 1912 Cornell, Harvard, Princeton C83 . . . 9.20 1-2 2 New London 3'The numbers in parentheses indicate the number of men in the boat. 447 1513 Harnitg Qlrmn wsfv--f 4-,f f-ff' f , is V CHAPMAN SPRANSY EDDY LUM BUTTS B.-vrEs, Commodore ADLER DOLE MUNN 1 . J ' ..fii'Q?-??Qj , F F E C'QPl7i.f'f7EflFl..L:.Q 7 f71f 1913 Harnitg rem EDWARD STRONG BATESJI3 . . Commodore ARTHUR REYNOLDS GILMAN,,I6 Commodore-Elect WILLIAM W. VAN KIRK,'I3 . . Manager' RICHARD GREENWOOD,7I4 Marrager'-Elect CHARLES E. COURTNEY . Coach LAWRENCE EDDYfI4 . , Bow EDWARD STRONG BATES,7I3 . Two JOHN HERSCHELL MUNN,'13 Three WILLARD YVILCOX BUTTS,,I5 Four BURLEIGH ADELBERT LUMQI3 Five BROWER COX SPRANsY,'I4 . Six LESLIE CHAPMAN,,I3 . . Seven ELWYN HATHAWAY DOLE,7I3 . Stroke BJELVIN LEOPOLD,ADLERfI5 1 . Cbxfwdhl Substitutes HOSEA DEXTER HYLAND,7I4 ERNESTO ORNELAS,7I5 V Uhr 1514 Hlanzxgement RICHARD GREENWOOD, '14 W. B. HASTINGS, '15 Manager Assistant Manager -V ' T ' i l ,I-,,1,,2gTff -ig'.?Ti if ,:. if if: .ff- 29 449 --fi-'1--- .'f1:,.Nl- ?'.,,f1.: r TCE g? ,i I ' ' ' 'TT T ' '- f-L ,- ve i--- 2.-' 'emit.-, i. XsT'-l-'+' K 7: - ,--4 --4 --5-.Tv- 4 J l 'W Y, 'WA .T il :I . Q Q J I- F , sr '- 5 K ll x 'E i nf 5 N. , -1: . ' fix . 325' 53 N3 2 l l l 7 BROWN Hrscox THATCHER BIRD l ji 1913 Harmtg ilinnr-Gbzlrrh Qlrrm ll CLINTON XVILLI BROWN,,I3 . '...... Bow .g SELAH VAN VELSOR HISCOX,,I5 Two 4 WELLING FISKE THATCHER,7I3 - Three ERR01. STANLEY BIRD,,I4 ..... . . Stroke Elinur-i9arrh Girriu Elernrh 1 Races rowed at Poughkeepsie, under the direction of the Intercollegiate Rowing Association, over the two-mile course: P Date Crewf in Orrin' of Fivzifh Timo l June 26, 1899 Pennsylvania, Cornell . . 11.12 June 30, 1900 Pennsylvania, Columbia, Cornell . 10.31 1-5 5 July 2, 1901 Cornell, Pennsylvania, Columbia . . 11.39 3-5 1 June 21 1902 Cornell, Pennsylvania, Columbia . . 10.43 3-5 June 26 1903 Cornell, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Columbia 10.34 1' June 28 1904 Cornell, Columbia, Pennsylvania, VVisconsin, George- 4 town ,..... 10.50 2-5 June 28 1905 Syracuse, Cornell, Pennsylvania, Columbia, VVis- . consin ....., IO. I5 2-5 T June 23 1906 Cornell, Syracuse, Columbia, Pennsylvania 10.35 1-5 i June 26 1907 Syracuse, Cornell, Pennsylvania, Columbia 10.37 1-5 June 27 1908 Syracuse, Columbia, Pennsylvania, Cornell 10.52 4-5 July 2, 1909 Cornell, Syracuse, Columbia, Pennsylvania . :kI0.0I Q1 June 25, 1910 Cornell, Syracuse, Columbia, Pennsylvania . II .374-5 nj June 27, 1911 Cornell, Syracuse, Columbia, Pennsylvania No official time June 29, 1912 Cornell, Columbia, Syracuse, Pennsylvania 10.34 1-5 1 June 21, 1913 Cornell, Pennsylvania, Columbia, VVisc0nsin, 'Wash- ington, Syracuse .... N0 oflicial time xlntercollegiate Record 450 N' - - -7- xii'- .i.. Yg, , ..l,- .L' --eee-fffe1eeef1fIl 3ff1i win Iigwwilfiiiii,IIA- 1513 fduninr Haraitg Olrmn JOHN ROBERT TEALL,,I4 . Bow LLOYD FREEMAN CRAVER,,IS . A Two WILLIAM VICTOR ELLMS,,I5 . Three REGINALD CARTER REEVE,,I3 Four NIIGUEL ANTONIO MUNOZ,7I3 Five FRANCIS ALDEN NICCOLLS, JR.,7I3 . Six JOHN EMMETT O'BRIEN,,15 . Seven HOMER JAY BROOKS,7I5 Stroke CLEON BOICE MURR.AY,'13 . Coxfwczin Date Opponeiiw Winner Mayf 31, IQI3 Navy, Princeton, Pennsylvania Cornell Diftemce, 1 5-I6 miles xTime, 6 min. ZQ 4-5 sec. Place, Philadelphia XNeW Record 451 ?'7 Bi 41 U l ll ii, ii FI J ll ,H iq, url E, J- , M l li lx 2 S 12 I , in l ui: LZ rf: ' , l Nl Q W l i A , V il I, ,I rl , ll F4 fi. 5 71 lil lv lr li 5 J I i Ili N. U2 E'-5 rf: 7 U I i All I lf 111 Il' Nl ll' 25 1.91.5 CORP3EInLl.QA.?5 Ef2 3Ef2 q ii ..,.- ww in I, Ol JAMES CAREY OTHUS -. . Bow QUARTUS ALMON GILLMORE Fwe JOHN LITTLE MOFFAT, 6TH . Two BENAJAH COOKSEY DUFFIE, JR. Swc JOHN HARRIS ALLEN, JR. . Three RUSSELL WELLES . . Seven MURRAY NORCROSS SHELTON . Four ARTHUR REYNOLDS GILMAN Stroke LEIGHTON RAYSON RAND . . Coxfwam Substitutes CLARENCE XIVAGAR BAILEY XVILLARD CAMERON COOL . Jlireshnran Glrrm Qlernrh Date Opponents Winner Time Illiles Place July 13, 1875 Brown, Harvard, Princeton . . . Cornell 17.32 1-4 Saratoga July 19, 1876 Harvard, Dartmouth, Columbia Cornell 17.23 1-2 Saratoga , July 17, 1878 Harvard ..., Cornell 17.13 3-4 Ensenore .Tune 24, 1890 Columbia, Yale . . . Cornell 11.16 1-4 New London June 9, 1892 Columbia . Cornell 10.56 3-4 Ithaca June 20, 1893 Columbia .... Cornell 10.08 New London June 20, 1894 Dauntless . .... Cornell 11.15 3-4 Ithaca June 19, 1895 Pennsylvania .... Cornell 11.18 3-4 Ithaca June 25, 1896 Harvard, Pennsylvania, Columbia . Cornell 10.18 Poughkeepsie June 25, 1897 Yale, Harvard . . . Yale 9.19 1-2 Poughkeepsie June 30, 1897 Columbia, Pennsylvania . . Cornell 9.21 Saratoga June 23, 1898 Yale, Harvard . . Yale . 11.22 3-5 New London July 2, 1898 Pennsylvania .... Cornell 10.57 Saratoga June 26, 1899 Columbia, Pennsylvania .... Cornell 9.55 Poughkeepsie June 28, 1900 Columbia, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania . . Wisconsin 9.45 2-5 Poughkeepsie July 2, 1901 Columbia, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Syracuse Pennsylvania 10.20 1-5 Poughkeepsie June 21, 1902 Columbia, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Syracuse Cornell ' 9.39 4-5 Poughkeepsie June 26, 1903 Columbia, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Syracuse Cornell 9.18 Poughkeepsie June 28, 1904 Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Columbia . . Syracuse 10.01 Poughkeepsie .Tune 28, 1905 Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Columbia . . Cornell 9.39 4-5 Poughkeepsie May 30, 1906 Cascadilla . . .... Cornell 7.40 1-2 Ithaca June 23, 1906 Syracuse, Wisconsin, Columbia . . Syracuse 9.51 3-5 Poughkeepsie June 25, 1907 Syracuse, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Columbia Wisconsin 9.58 Poughkeepsie June 27, 1908 Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Columbia Cornell 9.29 3-5 Poughkeepsie July 2, 1909 Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Columbia Cornell 9.11 3-5 Poughkeepsie May 30, 1910 Harvard ...... Cornell 11.15 7-S Cambridge June 25, 1910 Columbia, Harvard, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin .Cornell 11.40 Poughkeepsie May 27, 1911 Harvard ...... Cornell 11.15 Ithaca June 27, 1911 Columbia, Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin Columbia 10.13 1-5 Poughkeepsie May 23, 1912 Harvard ...... Cornell 9.59 Cambridge June 29, 1912 Wisconsin, Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Columbia Cornell 9.31 2-5 Poughkeepsie May 24, 1913 Harvard . ..... Harvard 10.48 Ithaca June 21, 1913 Wisconsin, Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Columbia Cornell 10.04 4-5 Poughkeepsie if 'tfii 'arg-sie, 'wffs --s i--N -- ----+V-H -- A :ii---fm ui andy- --s.- v ? . gg 452 ,A 'JTUEC Copyright 1913 by American Press Association Eliiniah nf EI'Hrr5l'gman iliarr at liuxtglihrrpsir Copyright igrq by Alun-ricnn Press Assncinli 1 Eliinialy uf Hnrzitg Earn at lgnuglgkrrpzir ff 1, il, - ,+ 45 5 :- J H2 H1 F' W, f 'Fig 1 W n L M 5 l li X . -.ff5 'TIEE33 121 1 N X 'wfil -' 'f ' A ' ' Q .,l H ' luvh U ,I .A -6.55, : l F-31 jffzligu -A'.. :QLV---I1 IE -.'-. Inf' If-' Q1 -.-, - .. '1', A' 1, 1 .5 -i-E15 ,- 5:5 5 -igj Z,-fi: ,U , W , ' Q, + N F V JJL, ,ff:5, Q Q'5!5'ff' L'4 W 15 55.5-ff15Ef'3,3-ffl ' r --'1 I '.'VL ,.f': F-ffiaf 456 1- 5qd, .,f,- A ,undo , J, tt, . , ,, ,YY Tlrark EKPUWIU nf Thr Eveazfnn l JOHN F. M OAKLEY HE 1913 Track Team was not a success compared With the high standard this branch of sport had attained in past years' teams. There Was a very high standard in track-athletic competition in all the vari- ous contests among college men during the year, and the final test at Cambridge saw Pennsylvania, Harvard, Nlichigan and Cornell very evenly matched, up to the very last event. A lucky Win of a lirst place by Harvard, Nlichigan or Cornell would have snatched victory from Penn. Pennsylvania had the stars, and they competed true to form. It Was a case of the favorite living up to expectations. Arranging outdoor meets with Harvard and Nlichigan for the first time, together With the annual event with Pennsylvania, made a very busy spring schedule. These meets olfered greater opportunities to aspirants for track honors, particularly the one with Harvard Where forty to fifty men can compete, owing to the large number of men permitted in each event. The opportunity was limited in the past for developing men for the field events, but novv that difliculty has been overcome. The opening ofthe baseball cage for Winter practice should help these men greatly. Cornell needs more Winter competition for her many green men in the field events. Another indoor dual meet Would give the necessary experience. Captain Jones ended his athletic career in a blaze of glory, by Winning the Intercollegiate One-Nlile Championship in Worldis record time. He vindicated Cornellis supremacy in distance running, and the record of his many intercol- legiate championships will be a diflicult one to equal, let alone surpass. c'Don Beardsley was an untiring manager, and though his efforts did not bring victory in all our competitions, they Will aid materially in the successful develop- ment of future teams. The captain and manager aided me greatly in increasing interest in track athletics. JOHN F. NIOAKLEY. f ff - .f.,:Wni,.i gi-gil i.-,:-ff.: .. 7, . H , e' if , :Ln .Y . ' . aL :ggi-L: VJ, , 457 ' ' 15.'. g:f.,v.g, jp'-r' 1: , in ,dig ' , , i , ...fi .wi 1513 Hzwaitg Efrark Gram HADSELL VAN WINKLE DEGOLYRR IVIUNNS BICCUTCHEON CREWS SPATES NIERRILL LYNCH B. W. BRODT SHELTON WARNER HANHAHAN WARD MILTON CHAPMAN STANYVOOD HART BEEBL: NEWBOLD BEALR BROWVN MCGOLRICK BURGDORFF CORNXVELT. RTE!-IAFFEY BEARDSLEY C.xmz PHILIPPI SPEIDEN Cammy HALSTRD INGERSOLL J. W. Bnom' BANNISTER FINCH DfOAKLEY BENNETT COZZENS WHiN1aRx' SNYDER J ONES KANZLER REIJLER VAN :KENNEN 1913 Harniig Efrarkp Gram R GDftir12r2a JOHN PAUL -JONES,7I3 . . ARTHUR NIOORE SHELTON,7I4 DONALD PETTIT BEARDSLEY,7I3 THOMAS BOULDIN CREVVS, JR.,'I JOHN E. NIOAKLEY . . Umm ARTHUR NIOORE SHELTON,,I4 . . ALFRED EDWARD BANNISTER,,I3 WENDELL HUGH BENNETT,,I3 BURTON WELLS BRODT,7I4 . JOHN HENRY BRODT,,I3 . . WILBUR FORMAN BROWN,,IS V. FERDINAND JOHN BURGDORFF, JR.,,I4 ALVIN GARCIA CADIz,'I5 . . ERASMO CASTENEDAQI5 . VVILLIAM HAROLD CHAPMAN,,I3 PHILIP THAYER COFFEYXI4 . ARTHUR BANCROFT COZZENS,7I3 ELLISON CORNWELL,,I5 . LEON SAMUEL FINCH,,I3 . GILBERT COUTANT HALSTED,'I4 EDWARD' NI. HANRAHAN, JR.,'I5 . HOWARD HEBERTON INC-ERSOLL,'I5 JOHN PAUL JONES,7I3 . . . HENRY GUSTAV K.ANZLER,7I3 . HOWARD LYNCH,,IS . . . KENNETH CHARLES MCCUTCHEON,7I5 JAMES EDWARD lV.l:CGOLRICK,7I4 . ALBERT BLOXOM TVIEHAFFEYJIS' ALONZO LORING NIILTONQI5 . JOHN JAMES NIUNNS,,I4 CARL AUGUST PHILIPPI,,I5 OLIVER AUGUST RELLER,7IS . HOWARD HALSEY SNYDERQI3 CLEMENT LEITH SPEIDEN,'I5 . HAROLD HOUSTON VAN KENNEN,,I5 EDGAR BISHOP VAN WINKLE,7I5 . K.ENNETH OSWALD VX7ARD,714 IRVING STUDLEY XVARNER, Sp. JOHN ENLOE XVHINERYQI3 . 459 . . Captain Captain-Elect . . Manager . Manager-Elect . Coach . . Hurdle: . . Hammer Throw . . . 440-yard Dafh High jump and Broad jump . . . H aU-mile . . . . Mile Half-mile and Mile . Two-mile High jump . . HaQf-mile . . . Shot Put I00-and 220-y6l7'd Dafhef 220-and 440-yard Dafhef . . . Mile . Pole Vault . High jump . . I00-yard Dafh Hay-mile and Mile . . . Shot Put , . . Broad jump Shot Put anal Hammer Throw . . . Two-mile 440-yard Dafh . Pole Vault . . H ammei' Throw . . . , Hurallef I00-and 220-3161711 Dafhef . . . Half-mile . . . Two-mile Pole Vault and Broad jump . 220-dnd 440-yard Daghey . . . Two-mile High jump and Broad jump . Broad jump and Hurclley HIDE 'TF I ll-.1111 A - - 5. . Y, ,,, ,1 5 ye- 1 xg 11111311115-Ellirfrt Annual flrark sinh ilfirlh Qlhampinnahipa 31. QI. A- A. A. A. Qlzunhrihgr, 13132151-rarhxtsrtts, fflllag 31, 1513 Pennsylvania, 245 Harvard, 21 I-2, Nlichigan, 195 CO1'I1Cll,-I7 1-25 Dartmouth, I4 I-2, Yale, IO 1-25 California, 105 Vlfesleyan, 1o5 Princeton, 65 Columbia, 45 Brown, 35 Penn State, 15 Syracuse, 1. Ioofard Dash , i2ATTERSOCET, Pegnsylvania 9 4-5 SCC, ELLER, orne LIPPINCOTT, Pennsylvania BOND, Michigan Zgoqfafd Dash L1PP1NcoTT,.Pennsylvania 21 1-5 sec. SEVVARD, Michigan BOND, Michigan PATTERSON, Pennsylvania Half-mile Run . BRowNtYaleH . 1:55 1-5 sec. JONES, orne CAPPER, Harvard NIARCEAU, Dartmouth 220-j'El1'Cl Hurdles XVENDELIYY XiVes1eyan 23 2-5 sec. POTTER, ' a e BRAUN, Dartmouth BRADY, Columbia Hammer Throw CABLE, Harvard I . . 156 ft SHATTUCK, California 151 ft, 2 in ENGLEHORN, Dartmouth 15o ft. 2 in KOHLER, Michigan . 147 ft. 9 in. Shot Put XVHITNEY, Dartmouth . 47 ft. 2 5-8 in BEATTY, Columbia , 47 ft. 1 3-8 in KOHLER, Michigan . 46 ft. 7 7-8 in IQANZLER, Cornell . 45 ft. 4 1-4 in Broad Jump NIERCER, Pennsylvania . 23 ft. 3 7-8 in ALLEN, California . 22 ft. IO 1-2 in XYHINERY, Cornell . 22 ft. 9 in rl1I-IORNSON, Syracuse 21 ft. II 1-2 in Pole Vault FISKE, Princeton . 12 ft. 8 in XVAGONER, Yale5 and XVRIGHT, Dartmouth I2 ft. 4 in Two-mile Run . 440-yard Dash . High Jump 120-yard Hurdles One-Mile Run XPAN KENNEN, Corn:-:ll5 and CAMP, Harvard . RICCURDY, Pennsylvania S111T11, Michigan BOYD, Harvard KEYSER, Penn State PIAFF, Nlichigan . COZZENS, Cornell BARRON, Harvard JANSEN, Michigan BEESON, California5 and CAMP, Harvard . BIOFFAT, Harvardg SARGENT, hflichigan and S1M1v1oNs, Princeton XVENDELL, 'Wesleyan JACKSON, Harvard CUMMINGS, Harvard ' POTTER, Yale Qdisqualifiedj JONES, Cornell TABER, Brown HARMON, Dartmouth lXflADEIRA, Pennsylvania 460 . IZ ft 9145 3'5 SCC 48 2-5 sec 6 ft. 1-8 in 5 ft. II 1-4 in I5 3-5 sec 4:14 2-5 sec Ewnt IOO-yard Dash 220-yard Dash I2O High Hurdles 220 LOW Hurdles 44O-yard Dash Half-mile Run One-mile Run Two-mile Run High Jump Broad Jump Pole Vault Shot Put Hammer Throw IOO-Yard Dash 22O-yard Dash IZO High Hurdles 220 LOW Hurdles 440-yard Dash Half-mile Run One-mile Run Two-mile Run Shot Put Hammer Throw Broad Jump High Jump Pole Vault 1913 Buell Elrark 1111122111 Qlnrxuell ua. illllirhigam Zlthenra, Ming 3, 1513 CORNELL, 85'lKClICHIGAN, 32 Firft RELLER CCD RELLER CCD W1-11NERY CCD PHILIPPI CCD COZZENS CCD JONES CCD JONES CCD SPEIDEN CCD SARGENT CMD DKVHINERY CCD HALSTED CCD KSANZLER CCD KOHLER CMD Second INGERSOLL CCD COZZENS CCD SHELTON CCD SI-IELTON CCD JANSEN CRD CHAPIVIAN CCD SMITH CBJD HAIMBAUGH CNID WARNER CCD and WAR1Nc CMD VAN IQENNEN CCD KOHLER CMD BCICCUTCHEON CCD Glurnnll us. Zgstruarhz Uamhrihgv, RELLER CCD RELLER CCD JACKSON CHD JACKSON CHD COZZENS CCD KOC1-I CHD JONES CCD SPEIDEN CCD IQANZLER CCD CABLE CHD CABLE CHD BCIOFFATT CHD CAINIP CHD CORNELL, 54.-'I'IARVARD, INGERSOLL CCD COZZENS CCD FREEMAN CHD CUNIBIINGS CHD BARRON CHD HULING CHD MACLURE CHD JONES CCD BCICCUTCHEON CCD BANNISTER CCD GARVEY CHD HANRAHAN CCD and HALSTEDCCD, NIILTON Third SEVVARD CBJD BOND CMD MCNABB CMD A VVHITE CMD SWIEHAFFEY CCD BROXVN CNID FINCH CCD CADIZ CCD White CMD LYNCH CCD NIILTON CCD MCCUTCHEON CCD BANNISTER CCD mag 111, 1913 63 ADAMS CHD TOWER CHD CUMMINGS CHD P1-11L1PP1 CCD ROCK CHD SNYDER CCD VVARREN CHD BOYD CHD COEEEY CCD BCICCUTCHEON CCD PARK CHD CAMP CHD CCD, VAN KENNEN C and GREELY CHD ro sec. ZI 4-5 sec. 16 1-5 sec. 25 1-5 sec. , 49 4-5 SCC- 1 mm. 54 2-5 sec. 4 min. 26 sec. 9 min. 38 I-5 sec. 6 ft. 2 111. 21 ft. 6 111. II ft. II 111. 45 ft. 6 1-2 in. ISO ft. 7 in. IO sec. 21 4-5 sec I9 1-5 sec 24 2-5 sec. SI sec. 2 min. 3 2-5 sec 4 min. 32860. 9 min. S4 sec. 44 ft. 147 ft. 5 in 21 ft. 2 in. 5 ft. ro in. CD, I'I ft. 6 in. Qlurnrll us. lgvnnagluaniaz lHhi1ahrl41hiz1,fJ11Ia1g 17, 15113 IOO-y9.1'd Dash 22O-yard Dash CORNELL, 54-PENNSYLVANIA, 63 RELLER CCD LIPPINCOTT CPD 120 High Hurdles GR1EE1T1-1 CPD 22O Low Hurdles 440-yard Dash FERGUSON CPD LIPPINCOTT CPD Half-mile Run One-mile Run TWO-mile Run High Jump Broad Jump Pole Vault Shot Put Y Hammer Thro JONES CCD JONES CCD SPEIDEN CCD MOORE CPD and JACK CPD MERCER CPD PARKER CPD KANZLER CCD V NIURPHY CPD LIPPINCOTT CPD RELLER CCD WHINERY CCD GRIFFITH CPD COZZENS CCD SNYDER CCD MADEIRA CPD IVICCURDY CPD HAMMER CPD HALSTED CCD, VAN and MILTON CCD MCCUTCHEON CCD BANNISTER CCD P 461 PATTERSON CPD COZZENS CCD SHELTON CCD SHELTON CCD STEELE CPD CROSS CPD FINCH CPD 5 LANGER CPD DVARNER CCD and HANRA1-IAN CCD LYNCH CCD IQENNEN CCD COFFEY CCD DUTTON CPD 9 4-5 sec. - ZI 3-5 sec. I5 3-5 sec. 26 1-5 sec. 5O sec. 2 min. 4 min. 23 sec. 9 min. 37 sec. 5 ft. 8 1-2 in. 21 ft. 5 in. I II ft. II 111. 42 ft. 3 1-4 in. ISO ft. 3 in. Events 100-yard Dash 220-yard Dash 440-yard Dash 440-yard Dash S80-yard Dash One-mile Run Two-mile Run . 120-yard Hurdles . 220-yard Hurdles . High Jump . Broad Jump . Pole Vault . Putting 16-lb. Shot . Throwing 16-lb. Hammer . . Marathon Race C10 1-2 Milesj . 30-yard Dash . 40-yard Dash . 100-yard Dash 220-yard Dash 440-yard Dash 880-yard Dash One-mile Run . . One and one half-mile Run Two-mile Run . . 30-yard Hurdles . . 40-yard High Hurdles 50-yard High Hurdles 70-yard Low Hurdles 100-yard Low Hurdles . 100-yard High Hurdles . 100-yard High Hurdles . Running High Jump Running High Jump Pole Vault, . . Putting 16-lb. Shot One-mile Relay Two-mile Relay Four-mile Relay . . . 5New I. C. A. A. A. A. Record. --Mr-4 ,..,.- --.. M Y . -,+. 4-fr 1 w . X- . wwf. Efrark lirrurha Qbuthuur Record 9 4-5 sec. . . 21 2-5 sec. 49 2-5 sec. . 49 2-5 sec. 4 min. 14 2-5 se 9 min. 17 4-5 se . 15 2-5 sec. . 24 3-5 sec. . 6 ft. 1 in. . 23 ft. 3 3-4 in. . 12 ft. 4 1-2 in. , 45 ft. 6 1-2 in. . 165 ft. 9 in. . 61 min. 16 sec. . 1 min. 53 4-5sec.5 C5305 c 4--ks: Elnhunr 3 4-5 sec. . 4 3-5 sec. . 10 1-5 sec. 23 4-5 sec. . 52 1-5 sec. . 1 min. 57 2-5 sec. 4 min. 19 4-5 sec. 6 min. 57 3-5 sec., 10 min. 2-5 sec. . 5 see. . 5 1-4 see. 6 1-5 sec. 8 1-5 sec. 11 3-5 sec. 14 sec. 14 sec. 6 ft.. 1 in. 6 ft. 1 in. 11 ft. 7 in. 45 ft. 11 1-4 in. . 3 min. 10 3-5 sec. 7 min. 59 1-5 sec. 17 min. 43 2-5 sec. Holder O. A. RELLER,'15 . F. M. SEARs,'04 . E. G. hLIAC.ARTHUR,,11 W. H. BENNET'1 ,,13 . J. P. JONES,y13 . J. P. JONES,l13 T. S. BERNA,'12 . J. C. TALCOTT,,09 . E. CA1nNs,'06 E. CAIRNS,'06 E, T, CooK,'1O . W. H. FR1TZ,,14 . H. G. KANZLER,'13 . L. J. TALBOTT,,11 . L. J. COLPITTS,'09 . C. D. S.7OUNG,1O2 . F. M. SEARS,,O4 . K. B. HURLBURT,'10. F. G. WALLIS,10G . H. A. RoGERs,'08 . J. P. JONES,l13 . J. P. JoNEs,'13 . D. C. BIUNSONJOG . W. E. ScHU'r'r,'05 . C. D. YoUNG,'02 . C. W. WILSON,'00 . A. WALTON,'02 A. VVALTON,,02 . E. CAIRNS,lO6 . L. AsHBURNER,'06 . R. C. TURNER,l06 . H. F. PoR'rER,'05 . G. P. SERVISS,'06 . W. H. FR1rz,'14 . H. G. :KANZLER,,13 C. M. FRENCI-I,'09 E. G. MACARTHUR,,11 R. T. SMITH,,10 K. B. HURL13UR'r,'10 D. S. CALDWELL,,14 H. E. IRIS!-I,'l6 D. F. POTTER,,16 C. F. SOUDER,ll6 L. S. F1NcH,'13 H. N. PUTNAM,l12 J. P. JoNEs,'13 T. S. BERNA,'12 World's Record. 4'WCollegiate Record. Uhr 15 14 Management . Z , - sus.--7 v- --iz. Date of Jlffaking May 17, 1913 June 22, 1902 May 13,1911 May 4, 1912 June 1, 1912 May 31, 1913 May 4, 1912 May 29, 1909 Biay 14, 1904 May 7 1904 June 8 1907 May 11 1912 May 13, 1913 May 29 1909 Dec. 7, 1907 March 7, 1900 Mar. 8, 1901 Mar. 20, 1908 Feb. 20 1904 Feb. 21, 1903 Mar. 30, 1912 Mar. 22, 1913 Feb. 4 1905 Feb. 21 1903 Mar. 7 1900 Mar. 7, 1900 Mar. 15 1902 Mar. 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'J JN W It , v. Tl 1,2 'fl' 1 1 if' '1--fuicf' g'- +i'?,A:.'fr:,i 534 1? W E252 .fi a1--'VT'l i3f-1 466 T -.Ti ig, Q L, ,, Y 1 , 2+-., Glrnaa Glnnntrg HE winning of the IQI3 Intercollegiate Cross Country Championship by Cornell decided the Cup Contest, and for the first time we have a championship cup to show for our many victories in the intercollegiate runs. This victory gave a lot of pleasure to everybody who was interested in the sport at Cornell. Harvard's victory last year, the first defeat for Cornell in the intercollegiate runs ' since IQOI, caused doubt of our ability to lead again in CAPTAIN KINSLEY cross country running. I The field in the championship contest was the largest andrnost evenly bal- anced that ever competed in this meet. Cornell won through better teamwork throughout the contest than her rivals. This race demonstrated that We must expect closer contests than formerly, and that we must develop increased interest to keep our leadership in cross country running. Harvard's victory in the dual run was well deserved. Their development had progressed faster than ours up to that time, and the fast pace killed off most of our men. The following week, Cornell profited by her defeat at Cambridge, overwhelm- ing Pennsylvania over our five-mile course. The Cornell Cross Country Club conducted the usual fall contests for novices, and these, together with the underclass and intercollege races, brought out many men who showed promise in this line of athletics. The management of this club should give more attention to hare-and-hound races, in order to develop the raw material. The Varsity and Freshman Teams can take care of the experienced men. 467 ,ii l. V i ,X ii i l l V V, l i 1 ,li 54 1 l il l if L ll l i 11 we .ii 'i A if i tl ill l , . A Q 2.2 ,.. f., L f , 1913 Harniig Glrnma Glnunirg Gram MINNIX, Ass't Mgr. CADIZ MOAKLEY, Coach INGLEHART KINSLEY Cnmws, Manager SPEIDEN BTCGOLRICK Homfmum BURKE FREDERIKSEN C35 A. J. SWEET C25 B. A. GALLAGHER C45 R. S. TROTT C45 W. E. SCHUTT C15 W. E. SCHUTT C15 E. T. NEXVZKIAN C25 C. F. IYIAGOFFIN C25 J. V. COLPITT5 0111155 Olnuntrg 12222111511 1899 Dforris Park, New York, 6M miles C55 C. C. TORRANCE C65 O. O BERRY C105 E. P. STROWGER CORNELL, 245 Y.ALE, 325 PENNSYLVANIA, 505 COLUMBIA, 72. Individual Winner, J. F. CREG3I5bPrinceton. Time, 34 min. 5 2-5 sec. 1 .Morris Park C35 A. J. SWVEET C85 C. J. NIORRISON C135 J. C. FINCH .CORNELL, 265 YALE, 285 PENNSYLVANIA, 285 COLUMBIA, 71. Individual Winner, A. GRANT, Pennsylvania. Time, 34 min. 17 see. 1901 Morris Park C85 G. T. POLLARD C115 C. C. WHITE C125 B. SMITH .Y,ALE, 225 PENNSYLVANIA, 315 CORNELL, 355 PRINCETON, 67. Individual Winner, D. W. FRANESZOT, Yale. Time, 34 min. 20 sec. 1 .1 M orris Park C55 K. W. WOODWARD C65 E. T. NETV'ZlIAN C95 C. C. WRITE CORNELL, 245 YALE, 305 PENNSYLVANIA, 535 HARVARD, 59. Individual Winner, A. C. BOWEN, Pennsylvania. Time, 35 min. 1903 Tra,ver's Island, 6M miles C25 K. W. WOODH'ARD C45 T. M. FOSTER C55 C. F. MAGOFFIN CORNELL, 125 Individual Winner, HARVARD, 375 YALE, 465 PRINCETON, 70. W.E. SCHUTT, Cornell. Time, 33 min. 15 sec. 1904 Tra1wer's Island, GM miles C55 A. STARR C25 C. F. IVIAGOFFIN C45 D. C. MUNSON CORNELL, 125 PENNSYLVANIA, 415 YALE, 515 HARVARD, 52. Individual Winner, E. T. NEWMAN, Cornell. Time, 32 min. 52 sec. 1905 Traver's Island, GM miles C65 MONT SLEETH C95 E. L. SIMPSON C125 .ARTHUR STARR AQORNELL, 295 HARVARD, 355 YALE, 575 M. I. T., 65. Individual Winner, W. G. HALE, Yale. Time, 32 min. 53 Sec. 1906 Princeton, ESM miles C55 C. F. NIAGOFFIN C75 E. E, SEELYE C85 W. S. NOEIS IQORNELL, 225 PENNSYLVANIA, 255 M. I. T., 565 YALE, 71. Individual Winner, L. P. JONES, Pennsylvania. Time, 35 min. 28 3-5 Sec. 1907 Princeton, GM miles C25 H. P. HALSTEAD C35 J. V. COLPITTS C55 H. L. TRUBE C65 H. C. YOUNG C105 E. A. HUNGER C135 E. E. SEELVE 1 CORNELL, 395 PENNSYLVANIA, 615 YALE, 1355 SYRACUSE, 173. Individual Winner, G. HASKINS, Pennsylvania. Time, 35 min. 9 1-5 sec. 1908 Princeton, GM miles C15 H. C. YOUNG C45 P. J. TAYLOR C65 A. C. BEAN C75 L. R. BROTVN C115 L. R. BOGERT C125 M. S. JONES Time, 34 min. 14 sec. 1909 Boston, 6M miles C15 T. S. BERNA C25 W. H. TAPPAN C55 H. C. YOUNG C65 R. F. FLEMING C85 L. R. BROWN CORNELL, 225 M. I. T., 885 IVIICHIGAN, 1125 YALE, 114. Individual Winner, T. S. BERNA5lgOrnell. Time, 33 min. 5 1-5 sec. 1 Princeton, GZ miles - C15 J. P. JONES C25 T. S. BRRNA C85 J. L. KRAKER C125 H. N. PUTNAM C145 S. H. STEVENSON CORNELL, 375 H.ARVARD, 705 IVIICHIGAN. 99. . Individual Winner, J. P. JONES, Cornell. Time, 33 min. 34 sec. 1911 Brookline, Mass., 6 Iniles C15 J. P. JONES C25 T. S. BERNA C185 L. S. FINCH C155 J. H. BRODT C175 L. R. LONGFIELD CORNELL, 485 HARVARD, 585 PENNSYLVANIA, 1255 DARTMOUTH, 127. Individual Winner, J. P. JONES, Cornell. Time, 34 min. 41 3-5 see. 1912 Ithaca, 6 miles C15 J. P. JONES C65 J. H. BRODT C95 L. R. LONGFIELD C155 L. S. FINCH C175 A. G. CADIZ HARVARD, 325 CORNELL, 485 DARTMOUTI-I, 875 BROWN, 117. Individual Winner, J. P. JONES, Cornell. Time, 32 min. 29 1-5 sec. 1913 1901 1902 1903 1904 1910 1911 1912 1913 C25 F. M. FREDERIKSEN 1912 1913 C15 J. S. HOFFAIIRE C45 C. New York, 6 miles C25 J. S. HOFFMIRE C115 F. M. FREDERII-:SEN C135 F. J. BURKE C155 C. L. SPEIDEN C275 J. E. MCGOLRICK CORNELL, 685 H,ARVARD, 92.5 M. I. T., 1035 PENNSYLVANIA, Individual Winner, R. S. BOYD, Harvard. Time, 34 min, 37 sec. ZK2rurh nf iH2n115g1m1niz1 B1IEIlilmPB15 23 14 107. Cornell Pennsylvania Ithaca ' Cornell 1 9 Pennsylvania Philadelphia Cornell 10 Pennsylvania Ithaca ' Cornell 12 Pennsylvania Philadelphia Cornell 17 Pennsylvania Ithaca I Cornell 21 Pennsylvania Philadelphia Cornell 22 Pennsylvania Philadelphia Cornell 20 Pennsylvania Ithaca November 8, 1913. 55 miles Ithaca C35 J. E. MCGOLRICK C45 K. O. WARD C55 F. J. BURKE C65 J. R. GRIBIE Time, 31 min. 8 sec. 'IKPIUIB nf igaruarh Emil 11112215 Harvard 52 Cornell 55 Ithaca Harvard 51 Cornell 55 Boston November 1, 1913. 5M miles. Boston L. SPEIDEN C85 K. O. WARD C95 J. E. BICGOLRICK C105 A. G. CAnIz C115 D. F. POTTER C125 E. I. TINKHAAI Time, 31 min. 47 2-5 sec. Buell mPPI with 13512 at N2111 T5zu12n, Glunnrriimt November 4, 1908. CORNELL, 225 'YALE, 37. GM miles. Time, 35 min. 57 sec. 1lll2ml12r5 nf 1112 Zlntrrrnllvgiatr 01151155 Glnuntrg A55nria1iinn Cornell, Brown, Colgate, C.C. N.Y., Columbia, Dartmouth, Harvard, M. I.T., Michigan, Pennsylvania, Penn. State, Princeton, Syracuse, Yale. 469 ' 1 1EI 1E Zlkeuhman Efrark Gram IQLEINERT BUCKBEE FILENBEILGER HORN, Manager SANDERSON SOUDER N EXVMAN VAN WINKLE ' LEWIS MCLAREN MULLEN, Captain BURKE BRAZIELL POTTER DAGGETT YD, W7 , ,W A V 1 ,A I 5 7 ' -- - l Glnrnvll- Pnnagluania Buell Ellrrzahmatn 'Qllrark HHPPT illiag 24, 1913 Evenlf IOO-yard Dash 220-yard Dash 440-YZ rd Dash 880-yard Run Mile Run . Two-mile Run High Hurdles Low Hurdles Pole Vault High jump Broad Jump Shot Put . Hammer Throw Cornell, 67 Pennsylvania, 50 1l7ifL1zf1' Timf,Heiglz! or Dl:5flllLL'K XPAN XAPINKLE, Cornell . IO I-5 see. LOCKVVOOD, Pennsylvania DIhlICO, Pennsylvania VAN VVINKLE, Cornell . 21 4-5 sec. LOCKVVOOD, Pennsylvania CRIM, Cornell NIEREDITI-I, Pennsylvania SI sec. IQELLY, Pennsylvania TAYLOR, Cornell NIEREDITH, Pennsylvania SOUDER, Cornell IRISH, Cornell POTTER, Cornell SOUDER, Cornell DE KORN, Pennsylvania HUMPHREYS, Pennsylvania HOFFNIIRE, Cornell TINKHARI, Cornell LINCOLN, Cornell . AflILLARD, Cornell TURNER, Pennsylvania PCIILLARD, Cornell . MURPHY, Pennsylvania KEYES, Pennsylvania SEWELL, Pennsylvania DARRIN, Cornell, ancl CHENEY, Cornell CADY, Cornell . . . NICLAREN, Cornell N. TURNER, Pennsylvania, and P. TURNER, Pennsylvania KELLY, Pennsylvania BfIULLEN, Cornell MCLAREN, Cornell NVESTBROOK, Cornell HARRIS, Pennsylvania MCCUTCI-IEON, Cornell XVESTBROOK, Cornell ITARRIS, Pennsylvania PARKER, Pennsylvania 471 2 min. 4-5 sec. 4 min. 30 4-5 sec. , 9 min. S2 sec. I7 I-5 sec. 25 3-5 sec. IO ft. 6 in. 5 ft. 6 in. 21 ft. 5 I-2l1'1. 38 ft. 2 3-4 in. 120 ft. II in. 1917 ilkwhman Urark ?Lfnaii11 ASHMEAD MOULTHER DIEDERICHS RICHARDS MCCORMICK HORN HARRISON LAW ZANDER PRIESTER LEICESTER JACOBS HOWARD ROBERTS PALEN BOYNTON Foss --f ,m -A--- -.qyve --X-f- --- .- -X .- '7 A ggi Ji JUL L L71 5 LWJ 135.33 1131 f Hnhrrrlaaz 'rank 11111221 Gbrtnhnr 25, 1513 I 1916-59 Points Time 110-yard Dash 1 F. L. ROGERS,'16 10 4-5 sec. 2 L. R. ZANDER,'17 3 F. B. OsLER,'1G 4 L. C. RYDEn,'16 120-yard Hurdles 1 D. LxNCoLN,'16 17 3-5 sec. 2 S. O. LAW,'17 One-mile Run 1 H. E. IRISILY16 4 min.51 2-5 sec. 2 F. D. BoYNToN,'l7 3 C. O. HEATH,'17 4 R. L. H.-XZNIBLETON,,17 440-yard Dash 1 F. G. PALEN,,17 58 sec. 2 L. HOWARD,717 3 A. B. SANDERSON,y16 4 G. J. NOBACI-1,116 Two-mile Run 1 W. W. RoBER'rsoN,'17 10 min. 55 1-5 sec. 2 C. S. NEwELL,'16 ' 3 F. A. JEsSEN,'16 4 H. B. WHEELER,,16 J. S. JACOBS,'17 F. H. STARR,,16 3 R. A. ANDEnsoN,'16 4 G. L. IfNIGHT,,17 220-yard Hurdles 5 27 sec. 220-yard Dash SSO-yard Run Pole Vault Higgh Jump Shot Put Hammer Throw 1917-80 Points F. B. OsLER,'16 24 sec. O. F. PR1EsTER,'17 R. E. GREUTER,'17 L. R. ZANDER,'17 M. G. TAYLOR,'16 2 min. 13 sec. F. R. NIOULTHER,'17 D. J. HOWARD,'16 VV. C. IiAMMERER,'17 Height F. K. Foss,'17 11!'ft. W. G. CHENEY,'1G 10 ft. 9'in. A. B. SHERRY,'16 9 ft. 6 in. R. F. LUCEJ17 9 ft. 3 in. A. W. RICHfSRDS,'17 5 ft. 7 in. D. A. McLAREN,'16 5 ft. 6 in. D. W. CADY,'16 5 ft. 5 in. A. S. HARRlSON,,17 5 ft. 3 in. A. W. R1CHARDS,'17 40 ft. H, D1EDEmcHs,'17 37 ft. 6 1-2 in. R. J. Moo1fm,'16 35 ft.11 1-2 in C. B. HERD,y17 34 ft. 7 1-2 in. W. S. NICCORMICK,'17 122'ft. H. A. CARNAL.'16 106 ft. 8 in W. VV. BUCKBEE,'17 106 ft. lin Freshman Glrnsa Glnunirg Umm HEATH HAAIBLETON O'LEARY WHEELER 473 jj K2 1 QQ' 5 'Cff?EliY'EjLL.iAAISI 2Q5 ?i'QZ N I 6.9112 H3112 3 Ewing Gram CALDVVELL LEWIS STARR February 7. February 14. February 21. Blarch 7. - -----,f --A--l-., --- ---..-,,n nm Riwe , . IRISH Zlnhnnr ilirlag liernrh At Boston-Harvard defeated Cornell in a One-mile Relay . . . . . . . . Time: 3 min. 6 I-5 Cornell Team:--JOHN SHANAHAN LEVVIS,7I65 HAROLD ENOS IRIsH,'I6g DAVID STORY CALDWELL,,I4Q FREDERIC HILL STARR,7I6 At New York-Cornell defeated Yale in a TWO-mile Relay . . . . . . . . Time: 7 min. 59 I-5 Cornell Team:-HAROLD ENOS IRISH,,I6Q DANIEL FRED- ERIC POTTER,,I6g CLEMENT FRANKLYN SOUDER,,I6Q DAVID STORY CALDWELL,,I4 At Philadelphia-Pennsylvania defeated Cornell in a One- mile Relay ..... Time: 3 min. 43 Cornell Team:-JOHN SHANAHAN LEWIS,,I6Q FREDERIC HILL STARR,7I6Q HAROLD ENOS TRISH,7I65 DAVID STORY CALDWELL,,I4 At Washington-Cornell defeated Georgetown in a One- mile Relay ..... Time: 3 min. 37 I-5 Cornell Team:-JOHN SHANAI-IAN LEVVIS,7I6Q ALBERT BLOXOM lXfl:EHAFFEY,7I55 FREDERIC HILL STARR,7I6Q DAVID STORY CALDWELL,,I4 ,M , - SCC SCC SCC SCC . ,:--f- - ,fx -T N- A ,H nt. . W ,,,L,, ,,,, ,,. 474 Y, -4 w?TfY.,-w:-- 'gg , ff A W T -- --5 gil, , .MZ-'gf Y-V W V, , , , 1 AY W . 1. , W, . -V - -- A ln 1- - f-.zwfg-f -f-' fi-' f ' Uhr lgennzglnania Baal LUHPPT Sapeihw Crm the righib Winning frum 9liIrGIurhg in Emu-11111112 i'Kun ilirllrr Winning the IUH-Hath Bash: Efimr, EI 4-5 Svrunhz 475 if-,gfigfiiig-, L J? M nz 5 r XV M W QF x 1 A x M I, Z 9 f K, - sl 2.1.1 ':,': .- ., ,Z 5 fl -. -Ha nie Qejej 476 --- --- A - -v -- - --i , 1 ilinnthall ilieuiem nf the Srwann DR. ALBERT H. SHARPE UR IQI3 season was a success from a Cornell standpoint, as We Won the Penn- sylvania game, 2110, but the rest of our season mlht be called erratic, as we Won sorne of our games by large scores, and lost others we should have Won. The team lacked the steadiness and confidence that one finds in a team used to Winning, and now that the Penn hoodoo has been broken, it is to be hoped that these qualities Will be found on our future teams in ever-increasing proportion. The first practice Was held upon September Ioth, and forty-two candidates reported in uniform-an increase of seven over last year. When every candidate who intends to try for the team shows up on the first day of practice, Cornell Foot- ball Will be at its high-Water mark. Of those present at the first practice, twenty- seven remained on the squad throughout the season and ten of them received their letter. 477 -- e?' ---1? T H E lt fi' l, C URIQTE .LLIA-X F -7 ' Q Our first game with Ursinus was won, 41-o. This meant nothing, as we had no means of comparison. The second, against Colgate, ended in a scoreless tie, the third, against Oberlin, 37112, and the fourth, Carlisle beat us, 7-O. From this vantage point we could see that the team had good average possi- bilities and two or three possible stars, but was not going to be by any means world-beaters. A Of the next four, we won the first and lost the last three by the following scores: Bucknell, 1017, Pittsburgh, 7-zo, Harvard, 6-23, Nlichigan, 0417, Pitts- burgh won by our mistakes, while Harvard and Nlichigan beat us because they had the better team. Our touchdown against Harvard was earned, and was the 473 'V'EI:9,,. .1 4 1 A 1 -grisly , ,V i ,., . Copyright by Corner Book Stores only one made against them by rushing in several years. This game proved a costly one for us, because it cost us the services of our right end, Hjackn O'Hearn. Nfichigan profited by this when they sent Craig around that position for their first touchdown. This game showed that something had to be done to strengthen the team, if such a thing were possible, before the Pennsylvania game and, conse- quently, changes were made in seven positions and, the following week, Lafayette was beaten, IO13. From this time on, until the team left for Atlantic City, hard work was the order of the day, and every man on the squad was giving his best without stint in order that the team might go up against Pennsylvania in the best shape possible. On the day of the game the chances did not seem as favorable, to the writer, as the year before, and when we fumbled on our first play it looked like the same old story, but the team rose to the emergency and 'fheldv at the psychological moment, and that was the turning point of the game. We kicked, Penn fumbled, 'fjimmien lVIunns grabbed the ball and raced to mid-field, and in eight plays we had scored a touchdown. We got two more during the game, and every one of them was scored by Howard Fritz-the right-half who was playing for his third and last year on the team. Be- sides his regular duties he played end on the defense and went down the field under kicks. As he had shown up in a class by himself all season, it was quite fitting that he should end his career in such a blaze of glory. Captain Nfunns led his team courageously, and at all times commanded the respect of his men. He had worked hard and deserved his reward. Barrett, the quarter-back, drove his team at the right time and also carried the ball well. The team grew stronger and more confident as the game progressed, and suc- cessfully frustrated all but one of Penn's attempts at forward passing. 479 ...Tm The line men from left to right who started the game were Shelton, Guyer, Munns, Williams, Frick, WVilliamson and Philippi. The backs were Fritz, r. h., Lahr, f. b.,,Collyer, l. h., and Barrett, q. b. ' The others Who .got in the game were Mallory, Cool, Rees and Shuler, Taber, K. McCutcheon, Sprague, Robinson and Hubbard. The first four of these were awarded their C, Although Ujackl' 0'Hearn did not play in this game, being prevented by an unfortunate injury received in the Harvard game, he was not only awarded his letter but the team elected him to lead them next year. He is rated as one ofthe best ends in the East, and his election was unanimous. If he has the men report next fall who are now in college, and eligible for the team, he should have a good squad to lead. The Writer is indebted to all the coaches for their loyal and whole-hearted support: Dan Reed,'98g Ray Van Orman,'O8g and Fred Guetter, Amherst,'I3. The undergraduate support was the best ever shown, and was due largely to the excellent articles in the Cornell Daily Sun and the co-operation of the captains and managers of the different teams. Y Alumni support continued as loyal as last year, and now, with the moral stimu- lus of a Penn victory behind them, the Cornell football teams of the future should win their fair share of victories. Especial thanks are due and extended to those who, without reward of any kind, showed the highest type of college spirit, when they reported day after day, and by their unselfish and sacrificing work made the first team possible. DR. A. H. SHARPE. Copyright by E. L. Conlon -:ur-Hi i Tig . - -- -. . -Q55 7 - '- J mfg: --- 'hu .ia was .. . Y . , 480 x YA V U F -: ll ll l l W, , ll i i li, iii' ll ill ,T il ll il an ll it W l l u LA E13 me rr, l. J li' i I ll JA Ez: l lil llli , li 'wi Li BLS U. rw if lg li K Y lil ill! lf! Crm! gli' lllll Ni lw ill My will i ls M Vi: Ml ll fill 'ill ll ll 4 ,1.?-l-. ? v.- Ml. tgp 5-F-i 'f s21 in-V Datf Sept. 24 Sept. 27 Oct. 4 Oct. II Oct. I8 Oct. 25 Nov I Nov. 8 Nov. I5 Nov. 27 Illnnihall iKPrnrh LIIL I it 1 '-'lui D: ll, 1, ji - in Scarf . Score Place Cornell I 41 Ursinus O Ithaca Cornell O Colgate O Ithaca Cornell 37 Oberlin I2 Ithaca Cornell O Carlisle 7 Ithaca Cornell IO Bucknell 7 Ithaca Cornell 7 Pittsburgh 20 Ithaca Cornell 6 Harvard 23 Cambridge Cornell O hflichigan I7 Ithaca Cornell IO Lafayette 3 Ithaca Cornell 21 Pennsylvania O Philadelphia Smnnnarg Games W'on, 5 Games Lost, 4 Games Tied, I Ellyn IH 1 3 illlanagvmmi S. S. LAWLERQM H. A. PI-IOENIX,'15 Manager Assistant Manager 31 481 19 1 3 Harsiig Ilhxnthall Umm LAWLER COOL LAI-in R1ALLOHY PHILIPPI PHOENIX W'1L1.IA.Ms SH ULER BARRETT REES SHELTON COLLYER FRICK O'HEARN Fmfrz BQUNNS GUYER W1Lm,m1soN 1913 Haraiig ilfnnihall Gram GBftirrrB JOHN JAMES lWUNNS,'I4 . . Captain SAMUEL STURGIS LAWLER,7I4 . . Manager HAROLD AVERILL PHOENIXJIS . Alffiftant Manager ALBERT H. SHARPE . , , . Head Coach Uranu XVILLIAM HOWARD FRITZ, JR.,'I4 . . . Left End EDWARD RAWSON GUYER,,I4 Left Tackle JOHN JAMES NIUNNS,7I4 . Left Guard ALFRED DAWSON WILLIAMS,,I5 I Center VVILLARD CAMERON COOL,,I6 . Center ALLEN JOHN FRICKJI6 . . GEORGE NIORRISON WILLIAMSON,7I4 . HENRY REED NIALLORY,,I5 . NIURRAY NORCROSS SHELTON,,I6 . JOHN EWING O'HEARN,,I5 . ARTHUR FRITHJOFF REES, JR.,7I4 , CHARLES BARRETT,'I6 . . CHARLES SHULERXIS . CARL AUGUST PHILIPPI,,I5 . WILLIAM CURTIS COLLYER,7IS CHARLES LAHR,7IS . . Right Guard Right Tackle Right Tackle Right End Right End Right End Quarterback Quarterback Left Hahfback Right Hahfhack Fulllaack Subytitutef-EVAN LLOYD SPRAGUE,7I4g DAVID FAIRMAN TABER,7ISQ ALBERT BLOXOM MEHAEI-'EY,'I5g KENNETH CHARLES McCUTcHEON,'I5g DONALD BERT MUNSICK,,ISQ HOSEA DEXTER HYLAND,'I45 JOHN HARMON NICIL- VAINE,,I4Q GEORGE GATES ROBINSON,7I4Q CHARLES PITCHER HUBBARD,'I5g LADIMIR RAYMOND ZEMAN,' I6. Glnurlyma ALBERT H. SHARPE, Head Coach DANIEL A. 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A' 1 :',,I Aml'-if.,:.-'iw-gk'zQ,ff gf' ' ' 'LA 'yfigr 71 , , A- A 'N +5 p J w ' 4 J W , 11 N! ll 1 r L ivglif, ' '-W 4 1fifil,f2,1+1g gf' 'Q A ' '-A 'W 9 ' - 1, h,1i- riil?L, g n .lx , 'Q----'li-i Luau ai 7 X. M A-:L Lf' - 491 F 15117 Hrrnhman EHnniI1a11 Gram 'msn IQUILE, Manager DEWITIQ COLEMAN VVORN Lovm, Asst. Mgr. W. A. FRANZHEIM' TILLEX' JOHNSTON HERD G. A. WHITNEY L. W. FRANZHEIM J. R. WHITNEY ECKLEY CARTER, Captain :KINGSLAND SPEHRY Kmsns I 1 nffbfj H--1. 'FL ' F. gyjz 13 4 5 1 i,,E, J. .J YI, ll - L, .,- .,.,--.A 1.2. ----2 1917 Zllrvuhmzin Zlinnthatll Cfleam Gliiiirrrs HAIQRY NORRIAN CARTER,'I7 .... . Captain CURTIS XPERBURG TER IiUILE,iI4 . . Manager LOUIS ALPHONSO LOVE,7I5 . . .ffrfirianf Jllanagcr DONALD IQEITH CI-IAMPAIGNHI3 . . . . Coach Grain PAUL 'WITIIERSPOON ECKLEY RICHARD ROBERT COLEMAN, JR. AUGUST PERCIVAL LOEIVE . I'IARRY NORMAN CARTER . CLARENCE TILLY GVVIN A XVHITNEY . . LAWRENCE WIOODWORD FRANZHEIM JOHN RANDALL XVHITNEY HVILLIAM ALFRED FRANZHEIM .LUCIEN IIVILBUR BCIUELLER CLIFTON BRADFORD HERD Sitbflifltlif-IIVEISER BROXVN, THOMAS KENNETH JOHNSTON, XVALTER XKVINSTON IXIREBS, JOHN JOSEPH QUINN, JR., GEORGE AUSTIN YVORN. iK2rn1'h Dale Scarf Score Oct. Cornell 7 Second Varsity O Oct. Cornell 27 George Junior Republic O Oct. Cornell O Second Varsity 27 Oct. Cornell 6 Princeton Freshmen 31 NOV Cornell 47 Barringer High School 3 NOV. ,Cornell O Harvard Iireshrnen 28 NOV Cornell 20 St.JOhn's School OfNIanlius 6 NOV. Cornell 7 Pennsylvania Freshmen I3 D. K. CHAMPAIGNQI3 Coach 493 . Lffl End Lzfr Tackle Left Guard . Ceizler Right Gilarri Right Tackle Right End Quafzfrback Left Haifbafk Right Hawzack Fullbczck Plaza Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Princeton Ithaca Cambridge Ithaca Ithaca WX f X f ASEBALL J : f AQ: f ' f ' f ' ' ' - iff' ilx,+'i-- ' W W ' - 14154114 ,gm . wg, , y ,, - . U., W ' ' --'V--V-,Nw ----- , , X, ' ' fs-. V m,l.M,l1 . ..ffY-f.f, - ,f. . imc. ,, n Iaaavhall iKvuiv111 nf th? Svrannn DR. ALBERT H. SHARPE, Coach HE Baseball Season of IQI3 was in reality far more successful than may appear to the casual observer. While the actual percentage of games won may have been slightly lower than in former years, the handicap was due largely to the lack of experienced material, and the past season has done much to develop new men, and thus relieve this difficulty. It must also be remembered that this was Dr. Sharpe's first experience as the head of Cornell Baseball, and in fact his initial venture as coach of a college team. When cage practice began, early in February, Coach Sharpe was absolutely unacquainted with the great number of candidates who reported, and each had to be tried out separately. This, of course, consumed much valuable time, but when the team left for its southern trip on April 2nd, he had picked a squad of eighteen men, all of whom showed promise of development. No disappointment was felt when the first game ofthe season was lost to the University of Virginia by the score of 6-5, for the men played well in spite of the fact that they lacked the advantage of outdoor practice, while their opponents had been on the diamond for several weeks. Of the seven games played on the southern trip, four were lost by only one run-Georgetown and Catholic University winning by a score of 3-2, and Vir- ginia and Pennsylvania by a tally of 6-5. The Varsity won their first home game by defeating Niagara, 7-2, and a week later beat the fast Holy Cross Team at Viforcester, 4-3. During the remainder of the season, Penn State, Colgate and Pennsylvania were defeated, but Princeton, Yale, Williams and Dartmouth succeeded in nosing out the Varsity by small mar- gms. The most gratifying result of the entire season was the capture of the Penn- sylvania series. The Varsity won two of the three games by scores of 4-3 and 713, although the Quakers were reputed to be one of the most formidable college teams in the country. Recognition is due the management for its co-operation, especially in the revision of the southern trip and the addition of Michigan to the schedule. Looking forward into the season of 1914, far more brilliant prospects are in sight, for under the direction of that true sportsman and splendid leader, Dr. Albert H. Sharpe, Cornell Baseball is bound to assume and maintain that position of superiority which all Cornellians prize so highly. 495 A 1513 Harniig IGannhai1f'Lfwm JONES ADAIR Coon HALSTED WATSON IQEATING ACHESON IGLEHART TOURISON, Mgr. SHARPE, Coach Scmmcrc TRAINEE TABER DONOVAN J OHNSON SMITH GROSSMAN WALTER, Asst. Mgr EDLUND BURKART O'CONNOR CLUTE, Captain BUTLER :KELLER w vh -fyi-,EA:f-,W V -4-T ,- - 1 r 4 -l-if---1--if 1513 Haraitg Eaavhall Gram Obiiirrrn LESLIE DOUGLASS CLUTE,'I3 . Capzain HARRY ERNEST SCI-IIRICK,,I4 Captain-Elect WILLIAM HENRY TOURISON,7I3 . Manager HOWARD KELLY XNvALTER,,I4. Manager-Elect DR. ALBERT H. SHARPE . . Coach Gram LESLIE DOUGLASS CLUTE,7I3 . . Firm Baie JOSEPH RAYMOND DONOVANQI5 Second Base DAVID FAIRMAN TABER,7I5 . Shorz Stop HERBERT JOHNSON ADAIR,,I5 Third Bafe EDWARD TRAINER,,I4 . . Left Field EDMUND WILLIAM BUTLER,'I3 Center Field PIUS PHILLIP IQELLER, JR.,7I4. , Righz Field ARTHUR MURRAY ACHESON,,I4 J ERNEST DAVID BURKARTJI3 J SIDNEY WENDELL EDLUND,'I4 . Pitcher: WILLIAM MANVILLE JOHNSON,,I5 BERNARD O'CONNOR,'I3 HARRY ERNEST SCHIRICK,,I4 . . . Catcher Suhztiiuira DONALD DUNLOP COOKE,7IS ' FRANK XAVIER JONES,7I5 HAROLD CAMERDEN HALSTED,,I4 THOMAS FRANCIS KEATING, JR.,'I5 ALFRED THOMAS HOBSON,7IS WALTER HENRY KOBUSCH,7I4 JOSEPH ALEXANDER WILSON IGLEHART,7I4 JOSEPH HUNT SMITH,,I3 SIDNEY RALPH JANDORF,,IS STANLEY HEDRICK WATSONQI3 32 497 , ,, .. R xii-gf 3 f L. v if if fff'i23. l-i? , . . ,,t vt., ...?v. f av: - kf .Fa - -1A- s A '- 1 T111 , Date April April April April April April April April April April April April April lX'Iay IXIay May May lX'Iay Nlay Nlay May Nlay June June June June June 15113 'Qaavhall ilirrnrh Opponffzt University of Virginia University of Virginia Georgetown . Georgetown . Catholic University U. S. Naval Academy . Pennsylvania . Niagara . Tufts . Holy Cross Columbia . Dartmouth Lafayette . . Colgate . . Pennsylvania Sta te Columbia . . Princeton . A-'Iichigan . Princeton . hflichigan . Yale . Pennsylvania . WVilliams . Vermont . Yale . Dartmouth . Pennsylvania Cornell Opp. 5 6 3 13 3 S 2 3 2 3 0 4 5 6 7 2 o 2 4 . 3 1 6 o II 4 5 9 5 6 3 5 14 I 7 2 6 4 II 3 5 1 4 4 3 I 9 I 3 0 3 8 II 7 3 IH 14 Qlllanngrmrnt Place Charlottesville Charlottesville Washington Vlfashington VVashington Annapolis Philadelphia Ithaca Ithaca WVorcester Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca ' New York Princeton Ann Arbor Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Philadelphia Williamstown Burlington New Haven Hanover Ithaca H. K. WALTER F. F. STONEMAN Manager Assistant Manager ,Zim fi,--. . r, :,., . Y.. - .v.,:5 W...-.ffgaf ty.gi,f.. a, ,. ,fl - li, fig.,-,-sg. e:r1 Q f f ., ... :ite-+eff , A -N ,Q ,,,g,N,,--f-1'lfzgtaglile fg::22i?f 'f-if 1' 1 1 1' , f f11 1 gi1..-L11, i.1-,-- W.-.A . ,. X T . - ., .1 -- Y-Q, ,,,. 1111 1 1, ,1 111. 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 11 111 if 1 1111 ,Q 1 111 1 1 111 11:1 111. G1 1. 1 1 1 11 1 11 11 1,1 11 1111 11 1' 1 11.y ' 11 1, 1111 ' 11 , 1 11 ' 1 1 1 11 . 1, 11 1 , 111 71 1 1 1 1 11 111 W, 1 1 11111 J 111: 11 111 11 1111 1. li Q12 1 11 J 13111 1, 1 1.1 11' 11111 1111 1, 111 11 1111 11 511 1 1 1111 111, 1111 111 11 1 , 1111 1314 112 1 11,11 11 1 111 Ui: Z 1F 1 1 1 1 I 11 1 11 1 1 1111 1.11 1 1, 1 1 11 1111 ,111 1 11 111 1 '1 f '1 1 17.5 1, 1' 1 '1 ' 1111 111 1 1 1 11 1 111 1 11 ff 1111 '1 11 1 1 1 T 31 1 1 I , , 1. 1 , z 1 1 1 11,1 , H, , 1 499 19115 Hreahman Ziumehall Grant DARCH BAILLIERE RUSSELI1 LUDWIG IJEWIS BARRETT GREENw,x1,n GOHDON SCI-ILICHTER INNESS REGIKN GAI1T1AGHER STONE, Manager 1915 Zllrezhmzrn Eaavhall Gram -I. K. INNESS,,I6 . N. S. STONE,,I4 E. B. MAGNERQII VV. J. DARCH l J. I. REGAN JI C. A. RUSSELL 1 C. BARRETT J ' J. S. LEWIS J. K. INNEss R. B. GORDON C. GREENWALD FI. E. LUDWIG J. F. GALLAGHER , W. H. KEELER F. L. BAILLIERE B. E. ELY J. D. GUTHERY Gram 5111151611125 J. D. MOORE J. M. ROPES . Captain Manager Coach Catcherf Pizfeherf F irft Bare Seeoncl Baie Third Bare Short Stop Left Field Center Field Right Field F. R. SCHLICHTER 1915 Zllrmihmzrn Ifiaarliall Qvernrh Date Opponenty Cornell Opponent! April 26 Cascadilla . . 5 May 3 Dean Academy . . O 8 May 4 Princeton Freshmen 8 May IO Saint Johns . . cancelled May I7 Jamestown High School IO 4 May 24 Pennsylvania Freshmen . 4 3 May 28 Varsity .... rain lVIay 28 Chamberlain Military Institute 5 I O SOI Place Ithaca Ithaca Princeton Ithaca Ithaca Philadelphia Ithaca Ithaca O2 M N if I I n S03 M Qivuivm nf ihr Svvaurun Eaukrihall HE Intercollegiate Basketball Season of IQI3-I4 finished with a tie between Cornell and Columbia for first place in the Eastern Intercollegiate League, both teams having won eight and lost two games. Cornell began the season with four members of last year's Intercollegiate Champions on the squad, Lunden, the fifth man, becoming eligible after the mid-year examinations. With this formidable array of veteran players there seemed to be but little chance for any decided change in the line-up. After February, however, a change was made, Captain G. C. Halsted being shifted to center, Jandorf taking his place at guard. Lunden took Crossls place at forwardg Brown, a sophomore, remaining in Lunden7s old position as the other forward. Haeberle and Cross, both members of the IQI2-I3 championship quintet, substituted for their positions. The schedule comprised sixteen games - ten League contests and six non-League games. Columbia defeated us in an early-season game in New York by a IQ-I7 score, while Penn nosed out a victory against us in a later game, 24-21. All of the non-League games were won easily-Union putting up the only close fight. The other teams defeated were Niagara, Buffalo, West Point, Notre Dame, and New York University. The interest shown in basketball this season was extraordinary, the armory being filled to overflowing on all occasions. The team loses, through graduation this June, Captain G. C. Halsted, H. C. Halsted and G. T. Cross. In the graduation of the Halsted brothers, Cornell Basketball suffers a severe loss. Both men have played regularly for three years, and have done much to raise the standing of Cornell to its eminent position in the basketball world. G. C. Halsted ranked second in the League last year in indi- vidual scoring, while this year he was by far the heaviest scoring player in the East. The loss of Cross will deprive next year's team of an experienced forward who played a hard and consistent game at all times. D Despite the graduation of these men, the prospects are bright for the 1914-15 Team, as the squad this year contained some excellent new material. Besides four regulars-Lunden, Brown, Jandorf and Haeberle-all of the substitutes will be available, with the exception of Dederick who will graduate. Ashmead and Shelton, both sophomores, and Riley, a junior, are the most promising of this year's second string men. In closing, it is fitting to extend to Dr. Albert H. Sharpe, hearty congratula- tions for his success in keeping the championship in Ithaca another year. CAPTAIN HALSTED 504 mrwatling OR the third successive year, Cornell has won the Inter- collegiate Wrestling Championship. Besides scoring 24 points in the Intercollegiate Meet, to the I7 of Pennsylvania fthe team which finished secondl, five of the seven Varsity wrestlers won the Intercollegiate Championship in their respective classes. They are: W. CUlbCftSOH,7I5, in the II5-pound class, Captain T. I. S. Boak,'I4, in the 125- pound class, Samkoff,'I5, in the 135-pound class, I-I. R. Allen, sp., in the 145-pound class, and E. GallOglY,7I5, in the 158-pound class. Although but two of last year's team were available at the beginning of the season, Coach O'Connell gradually developed a team which eclipsed the record of all former Cornell wrestling teams. A meet with McGill at Ithaca, on February 4th, opened the season. Cornell was the winner, taking every bout from the Canadian champions. The meet was, however, more closely contested than the 25 to o score would seem to indicate, five of the bouts having been won by the refereeis decisions. ' The first League Nleet was with Pennsylvania at Philadelphia. Four falls and a draw in the 135-pound class gave Cornell 22 points, while Pennsylvania secured I I. After a tiresome journey on delayed trains, the Varsity wrestlers met their only defeat of the season at the hands of the Naval Academy at Annapolis on February 21st. Three of the seven bouts went to the Navy on falls and three on decisions. Captain Boak won the decision in the 125-pound class, which was the CAPTAIN BO.-KK most cleverly wrestled bout of the meet. Critics of the game, who witnessed the meet, attributed to the Varsity Captain a remarkable knowledge of the game, for an amateur -which is unusually high praise to come from the followers of the professional sport. A trip to New York and Princeton resulted in a double victory for Cornell, Columbia being defeated 23 to 8, and Princeton, 21 to IO. Last year's defeat at the hands of Lehigh was avenged when the Lehigh wrestlers came to Ithaca on March 7th. Gallogly, in the 158-pound class, threw his opponent, and this, with three decisions in other bouts, gave Cornell I7 points to I3 for Lehigh. The last dual meet of the season resulted in a victory over Indiana-last year's western champions. The score was I6 to IO. Captain Boak finished his career with a remarkable record, having won thirty-three bouts and lost none in the three years during which he has repre- sented Cornell on the mat. 505 1?-S--if-A 1 1 1 . f f Earrnznv ONSIDERING the fact that the team was without the services of a paid coach until mid-season, the 1912-I3 Lacrosse Season may be regarded as a successful one. A latespring delayed practice, but the team rounded into form early, and on the southern trip defeated Swarthmore and Lehigh. These games were hard-fought, and left the men victims to the fierce attack of the veteran Hopkins Team and the aggressive Carlisle Indians. Both of ,these games were lost by narrow margins. In the mid-season, Hobart was defeated twice and Stevens once. The caliber of the team was well tested on the New York trip. After defeating Stevens, the team outplayed the Crescent Athletic Club of Brooklyn and was tied only ' by a fluke. The closely contested game with Harvard was lost only because of the phe- nomenal work of the Crimson goal-keeper. In April,theteam was fortunate in secur- - ing the services of Coach E. Sawyer of St. CAPTAIN 31QSSB1AN Catherine's, Ontario. He did much to effect a good machine, and his services during the coming year are expected to bring even better results. With six of last yearls Varsity-Captain Nlossman, Lawles, Robbins, Nickerson, Taylor, and Brush- eligible for the team, the outlook for the IQI3-I4 Season is promising. Enrkeg THE IQI3-I4 Hockey Season, from the point of view of games won, can hardly be considered a success, but when the material with which Captain Clark started the season is considered, there can be only words of praise for the captain, the squad, and the coach-Nlr. Sawyer. Only two veterans, Captain Clark and Day, remained fromlastyear's team. Having had but three days, practice, the team lost the first game of the season to Yale, at the Syracuse Arena on December 23d, by a 3-2 score. The next game was with Vxfest Point at theArmyRink during the second week of January. The cadets were un- able to cope with the Cornell Team, the Ithacans winning, 5-I. Princeton, the team which later won the Inter- collegiate Championship, was played the next night in New York, Cornell losing, I-9. For the first time in a numberof years, Cornell played a hockey game on the home rink-meeting Columbia during Junior Wieck. The ice was covered with water, making the contest resemble a water polo match. Cornell lost, 2-I. ' The last and best game of the season was played With Yale at New Haven. Cornell lost, but the team ll+ played its fastest game of the year, and missed victory CAPTAIN CLARK by a narrow margin. Captain Clark's consistent work at cover-point, Day's playing at point, and Babbitt's attack, which was the life of the forward line, were the bright features of the teamls play. 2:1-A -'-'r A'---1-12:Ai:':1 -A if--357 iii? ?i--- 1. ---Q -if-gill?-:W -:V V f .217 5,---27 5 - fl Hs: L 174 Surfer HE IQI2-I3 Season, from the standpoint of rank in the Intercollegiate Association Football League, was not a success. However, the increase of interest in this sport, shown by the appearance of one hundred and twenty-tive candidates in the fall, seems to indicate the start of a new regime in soccer. The first game of the season, played with one of the strongest Wvestern New York teams-the Corinthians of Buffalo-was won by Cornell, 2'-I, showing what un- developed material was capable of doing. The Intercol- legiate Season in the spring was not so successful, owing to the lack of a coach. - With increased interest, and a larger amount of available material for the present season, prospects look very bright. Five of last year's team were lost by graduation, including one of the strongest players-Captain Davis. However, several of last year's star players remain. They will assist in raising Cornell's position in the soccer world. In the spring of IQI4 there will be home games with Haverford, Pennsylvania and Yale-all strong teams. Col- l C LXPTAIN COTTO N umbia, Harvard and one or two other colleges will be met on spring trips. Steady practice is necessary to put Cornell on a par with these teams. The enthusiasm of the present large squad and the number of new candidates are good indications of a successful season, CAPTAIN BENTON Elennia HE IQI2-I3 Tennis Season was successful from all points of view. A trip to meet Yale and Princeton on the first of Nlay was preceded by climatic conditions which allowed little consistent practice. Had conditions been otherwise, the early showing would doubtless have been better. As it was, Yale was played to atie, while Princeton won by a 4.-2 score. After this setback, conditions for practice work were better, and the team, under the able leadership of T. Nl. Cummins,'I3, administered successive defeats to Columbia, Nlichigan, Williams and Dartmouth. American Lawn Tmnif, the recog- nized authority, ranked Cornell third among the colleges, Princeton was placed first, and Harvard, which had defeated Yale, was given second place. The outlook for the coming season is promising. Three members of last yearis team are back, and the large squad of candidates will furnish some excellent new material. C. O. Benton,'15, has been elected captain of this yearls team. S07 ii '- F- ri ' ff- ia y i Y.-, W.. ,5,-,:-.1-1- - ilirnring I I HE season opened with a trip to Philadelphia and Annapolis on February 27th and 28th. Both of these meets resulted in defeats for the Varsity fencersg Pennsyl- vania and the Navy both winning by a 6 to 3 score. The strong Columbia team came to Ithaca on hfIarch 14th, and was defeated in a series of closely contested bouts, the Cornell men winning 5 to 4. Taking hope at this last victory, the Varsity fencers worked hard in preparation for the Intercollegiates which are the crowning event of the season. Gn March 28th, Cornell, Williams, and Columbia entered into a meet at Boston, from which one of the teams was to be eliminated, while the winners would qualify for the final Intercollegiate Meet at New York on April Ilth. Cornell escaped elimina- tion, losing her bout to -Columbia but easily defeating Williams. Q . . Columbia made a clean sweep of the Intercollegiates, CAPTAIN SIBERT held in the ballroom of the Hotel Astor. Cornell was third in the team championship, the Navy finishing second. The Varsity led Pennsylvania by a single bout, and Harvard just nosed out Yale who linished in last place. Cornell made the poorest showing against the Columbia champions, the only team that the Varsity had defeated during the season, Columbia winning eight out of nine bouts. Cornell did better against the Navy and Pennsylvania, win- ning the majority of her bouts with each of these teams. CEnIf NE of the best schedules ever attempted by the Cornell Golf Team was played off during the,I9I3 Season. Princeton, Pennsylvania, Columbia,Williams, and Yale were all met on their own links. The success of the team was very much impaired by the fact that the captain and other Seniors on the team were unable to take the second trip. The small margins by which these matches were lost, makes the outlook for this year bright, as four ,,'-,i' of the old men will be on the team again, with added - experience, and the new material is more than measuring up to expectations. Por the first time in the history of golf at Cornell, a team representing theUniversity played in the Intercol- legiates which were held during the week of September Sth to 15th at the Huntington Valley Country Club, near Philadelphia. The six men who form this year's team did Very creditablyg being matched against the picked teams ll1 of Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Williams, and Pennsylvania. CAIQTAIN BIATHEWS 508 sl ii W.. 5,1 , .ii M Nw. i i ilk' ul Vi S. 7 1 ,I Q M lil p .. lll llnd if ll, aim Q' tl gli ll nl 3, y . W ll ,li l ll I,i ii i 1 El' all l ii, li i s , will lil iii, Q2 VT Q2i,l . . ill l it il ll fi lxft 21,1 l W ll rf i ll ill ,r tl ill .A 1 r, 1 13111 Cff1'11iff An unusual amount of local interest in golf was shown by the undergraduates during this year, as was evidenced by the large number who came out for the fall and spring tournaments. The largest and most hotly contested one was the Open Spring Tournament, which was won by A. Shiverick,'15, with J. S. Lewis, 716, as runner-up. . . Swimming INCH the inception of the Swimming Teamin IQIO-II, this sport has successfully maintained competition with others, though working under the odds of poor facilities. After the Season of IQII-IZ, it was deemed advisable to discontinue water polo, as this sport proved too stren- uous for the men, who often had to participate in both the swimming meets and the polo games. This neces- sitated withdrawal from the Intercollegiate Swimming Association, which made it difficult to secure meets during the season of IQI2-I3. The Relay Team, however, in the meet with the Baltimore Athletic Club, established a new South Atlantic Record in the 160-yard Relay. In the season just completed, Cornell won the meet with Harvard and lost to Brown and Cincinnati. In view of the conditions, the showing was very good. The prospects for next year are even brighter, as there is a wealth of Freshman material this year that will be avail- able, and only two Varsity men will be lost by graduation. CAPTAIN KOHN Flimriug Iirartirv in 1112 Gymnaaium 1:l --- -, 4, -A , A s1 7.lQ:v. at sidwff f ,swf f'f ' L f 509 1, - - 'q ff M- --.wwf -qi.. f-'mi f --el 1 EI 13-14 'liuraiig lim-'knihall Gram Amswonfru, M zmagcr SHEL1-oN ASHMEAD BnowN .IANDOHF DEDERICK BAKER, Asst. Manager RILEY ' CROSS G. C. HALS1-ED, Captain HAIQBERLE H. C. HALSTED Iva- .emu ,Lute I - I A I El ,,,.,,.,, ,,,,,,A., ..... . ........... , ......, ...Ii ..,,,........ . .... l..........., ....... . . ...,.... f ' Cf ,wa A -iisszl - Il' I ff fl-J it I 2 , 1 A 5- E- I I Il I 5 I IE , ,E I ' arf I 5 . 2 -L, . I ,DA,,,,,:IgI M -. H gl .vi-mm-N-mWm.,m-,Un-mn .. ., .. . . Y... 1 . .,.....f ........ ........... ..... ... ... ... . ... ,....,......,,I. lib A TT aa . A A has --A . Maakrthall, 1913-14 ALBA STENsoN AINSYVORTH,,I4 . . . Manager EDWIN STUART BAKER,,I5 . . Alnifzavzt Manager GILBERT COUTANT HALSTED,,I4 . Captain DR. ALBERT H. SHARPE . . . . Coach Umm GILBERT COUTANT HALSTED,,I4 IVALTER CARL I.UNDEN,'I5 HAROLD CAMERDEN HALSTED,7I4 LESLIE BRONVN,,I6 . SYDNEY RALPH JANDORF,7I5 Svuhiatiiniw JOSEPH CRANDELL ASHNIEAD,,I6 RAYMOND EDGAR DEDERICK,7I4 GUERNSEY THOMAS CRoss,7I4 IIVALTER GEORGE HAEBERLE,,I5 , Krrnrh-Elnirrrnllvgiaie Basketball Eragur f W'01z Loft Percmlage Cornell 8 2 .800 Columbia . 8 2 .800 Yale .6 4 .600 Princeton 5 5 .500 Pennsylvania 2 8 .200 Dartmouth I 9 - .IOO Daze Cornell Oppovzenzf Place Jan. 9 Columbia . I7 IQ New York Jan. I7 Princeton . 25 24 Princeton Feb. 7 Yale 39 26 Ithaca Feb. I3 Princeton . . 23 I7 Ithaca Feb. I8 Columbia . . 41 I9 Ithaca Feb. 21 Pennsylvania . 20 24 Philadelphia Feb. 23 Dartmouth . 34 8 Hanover Feb. 27 Yale . , 25 22 New Haven lVIar. 5 Pennsylvania . . . 35 IQ Ithaca Mar. IO Dartmouth . . . 34 20 Ithaca Qbthvr Efvama Dain' Cornell Opponent: Plan' Dec. I6 Niagara . . . 60 20 Ithaca jan. IO Army' . 34 25 West Point I -Ian. I4 Buffalo . . 65 I2 Ithaca Jan. 21 Union . . 23 I8 Ithaca Feb. IO Notre Dame . 41 I2 Ithaca Feb. 28 N. Y. U. . . . 40 I5 New York 511 1914 Haraiig Mrvatling Umm JOHNSON YV. R. CULBERTSON GAIALOGLY BLANCKE W. J. CULBERTSON Knuacm. BOAK, Captain SAMKOFF GREENE TI Ciijiiiiii- ifhftbif D A Geri-mj ab l I wi el mmitling 12113-141 Qbftirrrs THOMAS ISAAC SLACK BOAK,,I4 . . . Captain RALPH IVIONTGOMERY JoHNsON,'I4 . Manager LEO IVIULFORD BLANCKE,7I5 . Affistant Managei' WALTER C. O,CONNELL,7II . . . Coach Haraitg Umm Featherweight C!dff II5 pounds We!te1'iveight CZCZJI-I45 pounds WILLIAM JAMES CULBERTSON,7I5 GEORGE THOMAS CULBERTsoN,7I5 HOWARD BUSHNELL ALLEN,7I4 Speeial Weight CZCZJJ'-I25 pounds Middleweight Clan-158 pounds THOMAS ISAAC SLACK BOAK,,I4 EDWARD JUDGE GALLOGLY,7I5 Light Heavyweight Clan-I75 pounds Lightweight Clary-I35 pounds EDWIN WALDORF KLEINERT,7I6 JULIUS SAMKOFF,,I4 Heavyweight Clary-over 175 pounds STANLEY SMITH GREENE,7IS WESLEY IRWIN CRAIG,,I5 IK2rnrh Feb. I4 at Ithaca . Cornell NICGIH O Feb. 20 at Philadelphia . Cornell Pennsylvania II Feb. 2I at Annapolis Cornell Navy 27 Feb. 27 at New York Cornell Columbia 8 Feb. 28 at Princeton Cornell Princeton IO Mar. 7 at Ithaca Cornell Lehigh I3 Mar. I3 at Ithaca . . . Cornell Indiana IO Hniuernitg Cllliampiunzhipa Ilntvrrnllrgiair alllret IIS pounds BENJAMIN KRIEGEL,,I4 mflffll 33-35, 1514 I25 pounds THOMAS ISAAC SLACK BOAK,7I4 Comeii 24 135 pounds LANDON MAYES BROOKS,,I4 Pennsylvania I7 I45 pounds HOWARD BUSHNELL ALLEN,7I4 Lehigh I2 158 pounds GEORGE THOMAS CULBERTsoN,'15 Princeton 7 175 pounds EDWARD JUDGE GALLOGLY,,I5 Columbia 4 Heavyweight, WILLIAM HAROLD DAVIDSON,,I4 513 '53 1513 Haruiig Eetrrnmar Glvmn ZANG. Manager BUSH TAYLOR NIOSSMAN FRANKLIN ' Oscoon DIPPOLD, Asst. Ivlgr CAMPBELL Kmm DEAN, Captain NICKEIZSON TILSON RAUSCH DANFORTH Lmvnms Gnnvms RANDOLPII ROBBINS le ff 4 ei 5.47.4 1 L 31: ,glilw V Y, ,I .f E, A W Y A, , ,,,,7..:Y 4, ,,,,, .- - il I ' 45 1111 -- A'- , -. - ,.,f::iA' I U 4 2fffe!?.lZf-Kiki? I ., I ,. AI . . , I A - 11 . 'Lflarrnzim' Umm, 1911'- ARCHIE LEIGH DEAN,7I3 ..... Captain ADOLPH FRANK ZANG,,I3 . . . Jllahager ALBERT PHILIP DIPPOLD,'I4 Afffiffaht .Manager E. J. SAWYER . . . . . . Coach ROLAND ALLEN BUSH,7I5 . . . Goal HARVEY lVlONTGOMERY OSGOODQI5 . . Pom: PAUL ARNOLD FRANKLINQI3 . Cover Point HAROLD ALEXANDER NlOSSMAN,7I4. . First Dffemf HOWARD TILSON,,I3 . . . . Second Defeme HENRY HARRISON TAYLOR,7I5 . Third Defehre ROSWELL HENRY RAUSCIi,,I3 . Cehtfr GEORGE LLOYD NICKERSON,,I4 Third Attach FRANCIS JOHN ROBBINS,7IS . . Szcohd Attack ARCHIE LEIGH DEAN,,I3 . Firft Attach JAMES D'AMERAL KERRJI3 . . Oulfide Home HAMILTON DUDLEY LAWLES,,I4 . . Infide Home Smhutituimi HARRY GUY CAMPBELL,7I4. ARTHUR AIIDDLETON GRIMESXIS THOMAS FULLIGAR DANFORTH,,I4. ALFRED AVIAGILL R,ANDOLPH,,I4 Earrnznr illrrnrh April 3-Cornell 3 Lehigh O April I9--Cornell II Hobart O April 4-COfHCll 4 Swarthmore I hlay 2-Cornell 5 Stevens Inst. O April 5-Cornell 2 Johns Hopkins 5 hilay 3-Cornell 2 Crescent A. C2 April 7-Cornellg Carlisle 4 hflay I2-'COFH6ll I Harvard 2 hflay I7-Cornell 7 Hobart 4 515 Wf lr-ig gzgl-?gew,-3 4 A 4 kr A 5433: . ' w - Nr qi 4 .af .VEijY3E,,1 , - 5 ? -f 2 1513-14 'Haraitg Enrkreg Gram :KELLERAN BARTON Bmmmm HUNTER Runs PETERS ROBBINS BABBITT CLARK DAY KENT BARBOUR f ,e-. W Ll Qnrkvg, 1913-14 OTHO MYRON CLARKJI4 ...... Captain HEBER WVALLACE PETERS,,I4 . Manager HAROLD CARLYLE KELLERAN,7I5 . . Affifrant Manager' E. SAWYER .... . . Coach Umm FRANCIS JOHN ROBBINS,7IS FRANCIS TOWNSEND HUNTER,,I6 . OTHO NIYRON CLARK,'14 ALFRED CHAMPNEY DAY,'I4 NIARSHALL ROGERS BARBoUR,'14 . XVINTHROP KENT,7I5 JAMES STANLEY BABBITTQI6 . . , Date Dec. 23 Jan. Jan. IO Feb. Feb. I4 Opponent Yale West Point Princeton Columbia Yale ivuhatiiubza ROBERT GOVERS BARToN,' 16 ALEXANDER MITCHELL BEEBEEQ FRANK MILBURN REES,,IS Qnrkeg ZKerurh Place . New York . West Point . Princeton . Ithaca . New Haven 517 . Goal . Point Cover Point Left Wing . Center Right Wing . Rover Op. Cor. 2 5 1 o 1 1513 Harzitg Svnrrer Efmm SHULTZ, Manager TOWNSEND TILLOU ' CREIFELDS AUSTIN COTTON ZKELLER, Asst. Alm- RUSSELL ATKINSON Dlxvls, Gupta-in. IQIRK DCDGE x f f. 2-fif - V-1 4-7 -553 ,- : V- i V l N V swam ----- - ---I-E .WWE ay..-,qw -- gl, ,- ,L-:p r gan- -,wp-1- a n av --w r--my f 4 1 QCCE 5 S , R gM,,,,,,, ,,,,, ,mA ,, ,n,, - ii . .. .4-. .. ...S ., Nfzfmmg-,gnrfmmfwmvfzvmgmnmumri15rfmwr1mwfmu'vmm-ffwrffvf-A-wfwmemnfzfwvdlfum , I lb Surfer Gram, 1913 ROBERT WOOD DAVIS,7I3 . . . Captain RALPH RfIERTON SHULTZXI3 . . .Manager ALEXANDER VVILLIAM IiELLER,,I4 . . Afrirtaht Mahagei' PARVIN MASTERS RUSSELL,7I5 Left Emi DAVID WILLIAM TOWNSEND,jI4 Lfft Iiiride JOHN ATKINSONQI3 . . , Center HAROLD KIRK,,I5 Right Imidf STANWOOD DODGE,7I3 . . Right Emi SHERMAN CHANCEY BISHOP, SP. . . Ceiitev-Half HERBERT ASHFORD ROBERTSON AUSTIN,7I3 Right Half HOWARD LYNCH,7I5 .... LeftHaQ' RICHARD THOMAS COTTON,7I4 . Leftlfiillbacle ROBERT WOOD.DAVIS,,I3 . . Right Fullbizch XVILLIAM CREIFELDS, j'R.,'I5 , . . . Goal Slthstihrtrz RALPH MORRIS TILLOU, SP. PAUL MITCHELL BUZBY,7I5 ilirrnrh Nov. 23 Cornell Corinthians I Bufalo Mar. 27 Cornell Harvard 4 Ithaca April 3 Cornell Yale 2 New Haven April 4 Cornell Columbia 5 New York April II Cornell Haverford 6 Haverford April I2 Cornell Pennsylvania 4. Philadelphia -Y V .7W , A A, , ,YY W. , S19 15113 Haraiig Efnnnia Umm SOUTHARD, Manager TEWKSBURY PATTERSON, Assistant Manager PETERS Bowmns CUMMINS, Captain BENTON Il H- KXDC ' Y f ' A ' G12 'd 'A 'V ? KillKXXXKXKXVYKLKXYKXKXKKXKKKKKKXXKJGCKXKLKX k 4XX3 IF I 'Q ill lrisxfigl g. i 22: . --- - if Q f IG fl '!5i5E!l':1w.EiEii!55 gf ' .1 .ga Hi pl 33 L L 52 PE 4' 31 ff 5' fm i '1 ' E il It 55 1' 91 I - f ,- is H1 Q P2 T1 E. 1 , 51 Pi u fi 1 In E. ga 5 ., N gl ' ES 2 32 E-as ---ee-0---gf? gl- KacaooocacxxKx:oc5gx'Q1:41c:c:c:cx:c3E'ac?14wc:c:Qcxx:cx4c:o::emcx'' 6 ,- ,I A imma, 1911'- THOMAS NICKENNAXN CUMM1Ns,'I3 . . Capmin HARRY ELLIS SOUTHARD,,I3 . . Manager BENJAMIN PATTERSON,,I4 . Affiftant .Manager 'Gram CHARLES OTIS BENToN,'I5 THOMAS NICKENNAN CUMMINS,7I3 XVILDER JOHNSON BOWERS,,IS HEBER WALLACE PETERS,,I4 ROGER GREENE 'TEVVKSBURY,7I4 ilernrh Yale Princeton Columbia Nlichigan Williams Dartmouth 521 Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell 1913-14 Harziig Elhnring Efezxm THOMPSON SIMONDS, Manager GELAS, Coach CHAPMAN Pnocmon DACOSTA AGUILERA. SARDINA SIBERT, Captain SAVAGE ALmsoN DELIAIA 1, if - X a,T:.,,a.-if-e?f,a2fi - nfl l G ll Zllmring, Gram, 1913-14 H. W. SIBERT,,I4 . J. E. S1MoNDs,714 . J. NI. GELAS .... . llluinersiig Glhzxmpiuns foilf . .... . Sabre: . . . . Singlefticlef . . Capm in .Manager Coach H. W. SIBERTQ I4 S. C. SARD1NA,'I4 H. A. DoTY,'14 Qinrnrh Score Winvzev' Pennsylvania at Philadelphia . . 3 to 6 Pennsylvania Navy at Annapolis - . . 3 to 6 Navy Columbia at Ithaca .... 5 to 4 Cornell - Cmrhm' uf Zllinialy at the Zlntrrrnllrgiatw Columbia, Navy, Cornell, Pennsylvania, Harvard, Yale. 523 1513 Haraitg CBnIf Gram I-IIETT, Manager MATHEVVS J. D. NEWVMAN PRINDLE B. H. NEWMAN H. NYENVMAN SHIVERICK ELY, Captain CAREY DENNIS J EOOLF Gulf Gram 191213 Q ! i I ,A i l , ly gg ' .gg- :IJ -Nj Tl: , - THURSTON VAN VECHTEN ELY,,I3 . . . Captain CHARLES HARDY NEWMAN,7I3 . . . Manager STANLEY JOHN HIETT,7I4 . . . Affifzfant Managfr Uhr Umm THURSTON VAN VECHTEN ELY,,I3 CLARK NIUNROE DENNIS,7I4 HENRY OTIS NEWMAN,,I3 PVILBER ALAN lVlATHEWs,'15 ARTHUR SHIVERICK,7I3 EDWARD BREWSTER PR1NDLE,'15 JOHN DUNDY NEWMAN,,I5 Qbpen Spring Olhampinnzliip, 1513 Won by ARTHUR SHIVERICK,,I3 LOW Qualifying.Score, Runner-up, JOHN SHANAHAN LEW1s,'I6 HOWARD JAY CAREY,'13-78 HENRY GTIS NEWMAN,7I3-78 A Zllernrh lVIay I6 at Princeton . Cornell Princeton 3 May I7 at Philadelphia Cornell Pennsylvania 4 May I7 at Philadelphia Cornell Columbia I May 28 at New Haven . Cornell Yale 5 May 29 at YVilliamstOWn . Cornell VVilliams 4 Uhr 1513-14 Gram WILBER ALAN NlATHEWS,7I5 . . . . . Captain STANLEY JOHN HIETT,7I4 . . . . Manager RUDOLPIi LUTTGEN CULLUM,7I5 ..... Affifzanzf Manager Zifall Unurnammta, 1 H 1 3 Country Club Cup VVinner, EDWARD BREWSTER PRINDLE,,I5 Freshman VVinner, GEORGE STEWART KING,7I7 Low Qualifying Score, WILLIAM JOHN SNIVELY,,I6-79 S25 1514 Hexraiig Sfmimnung Uranz GREEK, Manager EDGAIL ALLMAN SUTTON HERTZ Honsxms, Asst. Mgr ZIMM HUMMEL KOHN, Captain ' BAUGHER BOXVERS EISELE T.?1-f--.--.:.-..-- :-:. f - 4.'.i - ' W in-:.i.,-I , Q ' .fj.,iQ'- 3 ' I .1 ', 4:-I 51,214 --.' ?'7-'- V Fjfi:NS9S?SE.2'c?Vc12'1 Iii' E1lP?.?Sb'h 5S'bv:.S5f9b'5 va KS9'9i.'FSN53g.1 z c ecc ce.: :-e-e Q Q c c cc Q03 if A h , I , J . . , 5 Ui ff 'ff YQ 3 L I V ' F R, f' fign. f 'ai M H47 3 I A ' ' I. . A ,fzsflgi 5 3 E Y is-3 lg if! ' S'?'999S?S112Qk2'G 5 - SSvsvxs-:'9S?L'r'S:r:-N?99 a r Y as we c 1 e e 6 e e gg G e-c 4: C5421 Swimming, 1913-14 NORMAN EARL IiOHN,7I4 . . . . Captain EVERETT SIDNEY GREER,,I4 . .Managfi HENRY FOLLETT HODGKINS,7IS . Amiftant .Manager Umm DRUARD NUNEZ ALLMANQI5 . . WVILLIAM HENRY BAUGHER,'I4 Fanny Dive Fancy Dine XVILDER JOHNSON BOWERS,7I5 . 50-Yai-af Swim WVERNER WILLIAM EISELE,,I6 Plunge, 220-Ydfd Swim FERDINAND GEORGE HUMMEL,7I5 . . . IOO-Ydfd Swim NO'RMAN EARL KOHN,,I4 . . 50-Yard Swim, IOO-Ydfd Swim LOUIS ARTHUR ZIMM,7I6 . . , . 220-Ydfd Swim BOWERS, EISELE, HUMMEL and KOHN . Rflay Tzam iKrrurh Date Opponent Cornell Opponcfnt Place Feb. I3 Harvard 29 24 Boston Feb. I4 Brown I5 38 Providence IX-lar. 28 Cincinnati . Z2 31 S Cincinnati 527 lflntrrrullrgr Aihlvitira N INCREASED participation in intercollege athletics during the season of IQI2-IQI3 seems to indicate that the undergraduate body has taken a firmer grasp on the idea that the growth of this form of athletics means the establishment of a valuable recruiting system for the Varsity teams. Eight of the colleges entered teams in the various events run off under the supervision of the Intercollege Athletic Association, and a well arranged schedule was maintained throughout the year. Seven sports-soccer, cross country, basketball, an indoor meet, baseball, track, and crew-were the events which counted toward the cham- pionship of the Intercollege League. Agriculture won the championship for the third consecutive season, remaining undefeated since IQOQ. Civil Engineering and Sibley followed closely, while Law, Arts, Veterinary, Architecture, and Chem- istry finished in the order named. Early in the fall, the various teams entered upon an interesting soccer schedule. The games were hotly contested, and the standing of the teams was uncertain until well along toward the finish of the season. At the close of the schedule, Sibley had won the greatest percentage of games, and Civil Engineering finished a close second. Agriculture and Law were well matched contenders for the third position, which was finally captured by Law. Two hundred and twenty men, wearing the colors of the various colleges, entered the Intercollege Cross Country Race of November 16th. The race, run over a special course of four and one-eighth miles around the campus, was easily won by Agriculture, which succeeded in placing six out of the first ten men to finish. J. E. lVlcGolrick,'I4, Ag., was the individual winner. A basketball schedule of twenty-eight games between well matched teams resulted in a tie for first place honors between Agriculture and Civil Engineering. The deciding match between these two teams was probably the best intercollege game ever played on the Armory floor. The teams had played for five minutes over time when Civil Engineering finally acquired the coveted three-point lead, and the Basketball Championship of the League. Several freak races and Various stunts featured the indoor carnival of Nlarch 17th. A few companies of the Cadet Corps entered the meet, and demonstrated their ability in an equipment race. Such novel and exciting events as a three- legged race, potato race, wheelbarrow race, elephant race, rope climb, backward sprint, and rooster fight, enticed a large number of entrants from all of the colleges except Sibley. Civil Engineering and Agriculture were again well matched rivals when they contested for the lead in the Baseball League. Towards the close of the season, Civil Engineering forged ahead and finished with a one-game lead over its rival. The Intercollege Track Meet held on Percy Field, Nlay 23rd, was easily Won by the Agriculture Team, which secured 88 points to 38 for its nearest competitor. D. S. Caldwell of Agriculture and H. W. Nlorrison were the stars of the meet, Caldwell getting I8 points and Morrison, 15. 528 ? 4 :s 'si--riff '-it R325 if , H L! W N W 5 ' ,iiiigi -15-Q . -.- ... -11fh,-,1,-Lf,-- f . - - - - - -- --ff -il- The crew race over the Henley distance on the Varsity course was the crown- ing event of the intercollege season. just at sunset on Spring Day, the five college crews lined up for their annual struggle on Cayuga. The race was a close one, and the oarsmen in the various boats kept together splendidly. At the finish, Sibley had a seven-eighths lead over Agriculture, which was followed closely by Civil Engineering. Law finished fourth, and Architecture in last place. There was no open water between the first three gigs, the last boat finishing within twenty seconds of the first. The final standing of the eight college teams at the close of the season was as follows: ' - 1. Agriculture . 52 points 2. Civil Engineering . 42 points 3. Nfechanical Engineering 37 points 4. Law . A . . ISM points 5. Arts . I7 points 6. Veterinary I4 points 7. Architecture . IZZ points 8. Chemistry IOM points Zlntrrrlewa EMBERS of the 1915 and 1916 classes met in their first struggle for suprem- acy on the night of October 31st, when the annual Flag Rush was staged on the Armory green. Between rows of red torches, brandished by a yelling crowd, the underclassmen fought for a handhold on the strip of canvas. The lightweight scrap was easy for the Sophornores, but in the middleweight tussle, the Freshmen came back with a vengeance. VVhile the heavyweights were engaged in the deciding struggle, the excited crowd broke through the ropes and rushed to the front. Nluch difficulty was experienced in getting the final tally, but after careful examination of the figures, it was discovered that 1916 had won by a single hand. Picked from a wealth of eligible material, the Freshman Team was, as usual, the winner of the annual Underclass Nfeet at Percy Field on November ISK. The first-year men scored 69 1-3 points to 62 2-3 for the Sophomores. Five out of the eight track events went to the second-year men, but the Freshmen showed up better in the field events, with the exception of the pole vault in which the Sophomores scored 9 points. Good time was made in the mile, and half mile, by C. L. Speiclen, 715, and S. Lewis,'16, who covered the distance in 4:34 2-5, and 2:08 2-5, respec- tively. Performances in the other events were mediocre. 34 529 1- ,, .i 15',,! !1 ' m+? 1' t - 4 The Freshmen runners defeated the Sophornores in the Underclass Cross Country Run, held over the special four-and-one-eihth-mile course. The Fresh- men succeeded in placing four out of the first seven men to flnish. C. L. Speidenflg, was the individual winnerg covering the distance in the record time of 22:08. This lowered the record made by the winner of the Intercollege Race, held over the same course a week before. The first seven men to finish were awarded their class numerals. Q Underclass rivalry was brought to a close in the big free-for-all rush, held on the Armory green, March 28th. Over IOO Freshmen and Sophomores took part in the rushesg seven being necessary to accommodate the large number who turned out in their old clothes to share in the fun. The captured Freshmen were facially decorated by a committee of Sophomores, which was not sparing in its use of bright colors. After a huge peerade, which followed the rush, the underclassmen pre- pared for their respective banquets. 'A r-f-if -- rw f- f- X 'fg,g55g,T.f. . 1 -gel, ' ' ' f1i1f9-? 'f' ' ' -is 530 THE 1915 CORNELLIAN Vi ll, Ml I 1 - A El! rl W i l L f 5? ii- N Mi Zi! rn l l li rl yi iii 'l-F I r Lu W l ui Ei' wld: LU 5:3 n 1 -4 E' li ii l ll, ll W 1, ll '1 l ll l l ll B nys ll l ii i i fl lil i i l l ll 1. 5. i l li 'Z P-s Si. rl W il fi 1, .A fl ---Aw 'AA-uru.- Q f a,1w.u-- -7 5 1 . -- H - - -i. -- ---iq-t---gm: 1.4 fs, v 4 CU Y . Ln .rf 3 4 JV- Fx E ' ' -Q? P93 mf gf, , ff'n?Q?f YV' f' ,.g.,,,, 1 .. 53,9 Lf 'H5f'.A'l , , li U L? I ,QL :ffm ,Ama Q . ,, .. fy 'fly-C ' ,bf ' 6 7 4541211 1.155-.jfijfl v w -1 -fun. w af. j X .. . 'Z 'bfiff H V1 w N ln' 1 In A if-77 4. . Hniuvraitg Qlnmmiitma Sviuhrni Glnnferrnrr Glnmmithze R. GREENWOOD,7I4, Chairman A L. J. BENSON,,I4 M. L. CAREY,7IS B. W. HENDRICKSON,,I4 C. S. CHEN,,IS S. S. LAvvLER,'I4 C. M. COLYER,,I5 . J. J. MUNNS,'I4 A. C. MINNIK,'I5 NICREA PARKER,,I4 D. F. TABER, JR.,,I5 PROF. C. H. TUcK,' W. J. DUGAN,7O7 O6 G. G. ROBINSON,,I4 Freshman Ahuiunrg Olnmmiitnze Qlnunril PRESIDENT J. G. SCHURMAN, Chairman EMERSON HINCHLIFF,7I4 H. W. PETERS,'I4 1.1. NIUNNS,7I4 MCREA PARKER,,I4 E. S. TRUESDELL,7I4 Glummittee H. W. PETERS,,I4, Chairman 15 1 4 mnmhvra H. Z. HARRIS LINTON HART B. YV. HENDRICKSON . J. J. MUNNS C. WV. R. MURRIN L. J. B. PUTNAM E. J. S. SMITH C. S. M. STEVENS, JR. C. F. NI. 'WRIGHT 1 H15 illrmhrra H. H. MICOU C. P. DAVIS T. I. S. BOAK E. M. CARMAN T. I. CHAMBERLAIN T. B. CREVVS, JR. F.. J. DALY E. F. GRAHAM E. S. GREER R. C. GWILLIAM HENRY ALTMAN, JR. E. C. BAKER E. S. BAKER J. L. BALDRIDGE C. H. BECHEI. C. O. BENTON L. M. BLANCKE R. E. BURKE A. G. CADIZ C. E. CAREY M. I. CASHIN C. M. COLYER STANLEY COVILLE P. O. EISENBEIS G. B. EVANS E. G. FLEMMING FRANCIS FORD J. B. PUTNAM,'I4 J. S. SMITH,,I4 A. L. STOCKSTROM M. VV. STONE B L . SWAN V. TER KUILE C . TREMAN . TRUESDELL, JR. S T. WATILLIAMS A . WRIGHT W. G. HAEBERLE H. A. PHOENIX E. NI. HANRAHAN, JR. VV. A. PRIESTER G. B. HEARTFIELD F. H. RAYFIELD WALKER HILL, JR. WV. F. RIENHOFF E. E. JENKS O. A. RELLER H. C. TQELLERAN O. P. ROBINSON, JR. E. T. IQENNEDY E. R. RYDER XV. L. KLEITZ R. S. SAALFIELD T. S. TQRAFT D. M. SMITH H. G. LEHRBACH C. L. SPEIDEN J. G. MALONE JOHN STAMBAUG ZND ALFRED TMILLARD A. C. TVIINNIX J. E. O7BRIEN A. C. PETERS G. R. PHIPPS H: C. YV. STEPHENS F. F. STONEMAN H. T. THURBER VV. M. TOMKINS R. WV. RVHITE A. D. WILLIAMS VV. M. VVILSON S. H. 'WORRELL 532 A. M. :ACHESON A. S. AINSWORTI-I O. NI. CLARK T. J. CHAMBERLAIN RICHARD GREENXXVOOD L. J. BENSON P. COFFEY, JR. W. H. DAVIDSON R. A. DOYLE J. M. HORN S. H. .AYER, JR. A. L. CLARK M. M. MCHOSE MISS L. C. BONTECOU B. W. BRODT E. H. CLARK L. T. DEE M. R. BARBOUR E. S. BIRD J. BRACHO Y. T. CHEN R. L. CLAUSE MISS AI. A. DOTY MISS R. V. CASWELL R. H. CROSS C. A. IDUNTLEY I N W X N Q ,,,, X , R EP 23 Q-M C3 F! G ,Cl B 5. Q-ll Pl- 'S P5 E1 U9 Hu IPR 358 Fo- F1 .WIS Q5 E5 Q-1-on gd gi? EMERSON HINCHLIEE H. W. PETERS SUH HU H. E. SCHIRICK TXIICREA PARKER A. L. STOCKSTROIII J. J. MUNNS, ex-ojicio Sfrniur Ball ' A. AL SHELTON, ChzzI'1'1na1I E. R. GUYER J. B. PUTNAM G. C. LTALSTED J. A-IUNNS, ex-ojz Srninr Eanqunt B. C. SPRANSY, Clzaimzezvz R. AAL JOHNSON H. C. HALSTED A. P. DIPPOLD A. G. PARKER J. J. RIUNNS, ex-ojicio Srninr Niglym C. H. NTATSON, Clmirman B. XV. PTENDRICKSON D. A. SIIIITH J. A. W. IGLEHART A. B. JOHNSTON J. AIUNNS, fx-ojicio Svniur Stunt W. H. FRITZ, JR.,Clzaz'1'ma1z H. B. RQTERZ F. M. REES J. C. NULSEN E. L. SPRAGUE AITUNNS, fx-ojjzirio Gllazs Bag T. B. CREXVS, JR., C1ZIZi7'77lCZ1L E. S. GILLETTE MISS M. G. NIERRISS E. F. GRAHARI MISS H. T. RTOAKLEY LINTCN HART TETSUSHIRO NAK.ABIIGAXVA J. H. RLICTLVAINE BENJAMIN PATTERSON, JR J. J. TYIUNNS, fx-olivia I Alumni Hlvhgn A. T. PIAYES, C1I,!1i?'?1l!Z7I R. S. LASHER A-I. R. RICNTICKEN R. K. R'IACKENZIE H. A. MOSSNIAN CHRISTIAN SCHXVARTZ J. J. MIINNS, cA'-ojfcio 012141 zmh Cgnum T. I. S. BOAK, Cl1!7I'7'77I!17Z G. G. ROBINSON AVILLIAM SEEAIAN LAVVRENCE EDDY J. F. GREANEY P. If.. GREEN M. H. GROSSNIAN AIISS E. M. HAIGH A. XY. IQELLER H. S. IQINSLEY F. W. RAIIR Wx 5 4 W mf f . Q Z Q f N. S. STONE L. B. CIJIMMERMAN H. H. VAN K.ENNEN,7I3 A. DOLE, JR.,'I5 G. M. WVILLIAMSON A. W. DOYLE,,IS W. H. ISZOBUSCH G. G. INcLEHART,'I5 C. V. TER KUILE W. B. PIASTINGS,,I5 HAROLD RIEGELBKAN H. K. 'WALTER C. VV. WVORCESTER A. A. BLUE,,I5 W. R. SCOTT H. XV. SIBERT C. H. XV. SMITH AL W. STONE R. A. BUSH,,15 AIISS B. L. SPIZNCPR C. B. STARR J. J. AIUNNS, ax-oj7'icI'o A. C. PETERS, IJ 533 sl. 7-,. L1 I A 7 If I W If iii If Z 3 Z Q Z Q 'Z I I F X QI A F' 7 F I I L+ .iluninr Glnmmiiivra Cgrnrral Glnmmittrr ' W. F. BROWVN T. V. BRYANT 'W. 'W. BUTTS A. G. CADIZ H. ,ADAIR C. BI. COLYER ' ' W. W. DODGE A. NI. BEEBEE C. T. CHAPMAN W. C. COLLYER F I. E. DIXON ' E. C. BAKER R. E. BURKE A. W. COFFIN ' f VV .ABEL Qi D' - ' 'Q W J. L. BALDRIDOE 3 H. P. BONNIKSON 1 I XV. G. HAEEERLE ' T I H. D. CLARK . E. G. LAUTZ J. .NIATSON I D. B. LVLUNSICK W CHARLES SHULER, Clzairmzm C. S. CHEN E. B-1. FIANRAHAN, IR. H. H. INGERSOLL CHARLES LAI-IR D. F. TABER, FN-D-m4L'iO llnuinr igruznvnahr R. S. SAALFIELD, Clmirm J. O. GREEN W. L. K.LEITZ K. C. BfICCUTCHEON D. F. TABER, fx-ojirio lluninr Svznnkzr C. L. SPEIDEN, CllfI7'I'77Z!li1 J. R. DONOVAN NI. L. JOHNSON VVINTHROP IQENT H. H. BIICOU D. F. TABER, ex-ojirio Suniur EHDPIJ H. A. PHOENIX, Clmirma W. V. ELLIIS W. AI. HALL H. F. HODOKINS D. F. TABER. fx-oj7Yfz'o lluuinr Nights C. O. BENTON, Chairman F. W. HAY C. V. FIERBERT T. 1. NOLAN W. W. PICKSLAY D. F. TAB-ER, ex-ofcio Glrmu Cblrhratiuni NI. L. CAREY, Cflll-1'7'71ZlJ71 J. E. O,BRIEN ' F. WL OHM I. R. ROSENFELD H. P. RYAN D. F. TABER, rx-officio 534 !lZ I A. C. NIINNIX M J. C. O,HEARN O. A. RELLER C. P. COLLINS,'16 1 .1 H. R. BIALLORY F. F. STONEMAN S. H. VFORRELL B. YV. 'WILDE, IR.,'I6 F. J. ROBBINS D. T. STANTON A. D. 'WILI.IAMS YY. H. KEELERQIO D. P. RIORSE, JR. J. A. NELSON ' . A. SANFORD II . S. LYON,,I6 1 I H H. H. TAYLOR F. R. XVHEELAN f H. P. WILSON G. B. NEYN'h'IAN,,I6 I . y. R. M. WLAN VALKENBURGH 1 W FREDERICK XVEISBROD ' . C. A. RUSSELL,,I6 ' ,. 1 N V I I' N IW. 'I W M Z f If Q Q 'I ' ,co , T I I AQ! if R. G. BARTON RIDGEWVAX' BISHOP WL I., FROST D. R. GASS A. R. GILAIIAN CHARLES BARRETT I. D. DOWD A. L. F EICIQ V. H. FIANF A. C. BUTTRICK H. F. BYRNE A. VV. CARPENTER V. B. CHASE E. B. COOKE D. H. CHANDLER, IR. R . H. CLEMINSHAXV W. C. COOL C. C. DURLAND NI. S. AYAU, IR. F. G. BEI-IRENDS F. I. BURKE Snphnmnrr Glnmmittrwa Svnqmuxnnrr Qlutillimu S. E. FIUNKIN, Clzairwzmz I. K. INNESS G. B. LAUIIAN I. S. LEXVIS F. KV. ROBERTS B. C. DUFFIE, IR., fx-ojicio Svnphunnurr Stunt I. A. FAY, Chair'-frzaaz L. H. IIISCOCK M. XV. HOWE I. D. NICCUTCHEON B. C. DUFFIE, IR., ex-ofcio Svuplgumurn Eanqxrvt H. ALLEN, IR., C!Z!II7'77ZHiI W. W. CORTELYOU XY. I. DARCH I. A. HOOVER B. C. DUFFIE, IR., ex-ojirfo Suplxunlurr QHIIJRDI' IOHN NICDONALD, Cfmirmfm A. F. GILIESEDIECK I. L. HOOKER R. L. IIYDE C. D. IOHNSON B. C. DUFFIE, IR., fx-officio Svuplyuxnurr Ielipe Q. A. GILRIORE, Clzzzirmmz EDVVARD HART H. L. HOCK B. C. DUFFIE, IR., !'.Y-0pLICiC' 535 M. N. SHELTON F. M. SIMPSON A. F. XFAN XVINRLE PIAMILTON VIOSE, IR C. B. HERD,'I7 F. B. NIULLEN W. T. TODD, IR. RUSSELL XAFELLES I. L. COLLYER,'I7 L. G. LORENZEN H. A.. SALZMAN I. E. VVEISS STUART WILSON G. LUND,,I7 IQODOLPHUS ILENT G. W. RAPID, IR. P. K. ROTH R. S. M. FRASER,JI7 C. K. SEYMOUR IULIUS SOBEL W. F. BEACHYQI7 I 2 WW? Zfa fs C R Q Z f T , if J. L. BENNETT -I. N. BRIGGS, JR H. N. CARTER H. B. CROOKER E. R. .ACKER H. B. :XLBRO W. BROWN C. C. CRAMPTON W. ADDAMS, JR. L. YV. BARNHART J. S. BESYVICK . L. COLLYER I P. H. FRICIQ EE fl Elfrvnhmzxn Glnmmitivra Zlianqurt YV. YV. IQREBS, Cfzairman P. W. ECKLEY L. XV. FRANZHEIM L. C. HUCK A. Y. JANNOTTA A. B. CROOP, ex-officio 0121.11 Burning H. W. PORTER, Clzairnmn A. B. DOEBS R. S. M. FRASER A. S. LIARRISON A. B. CROOP, fx-ojirio Spring Bug S. C. XYILSON, ClL!I1.7'77Z!ZlL W. XI. RUSSEL P. L. SULLIVAN A. B. CROOP, rx-ojfrzlo Iiuahhnll Gluntvat G. A. XVI-IITNEY, Chairnzan S. C. GARAIAN J. L. HOPKINS C. S. LATSI-IAW A. B. CROOP, fx-ojfrio 536 R. E. NIACIKENZIE L. XV. ENIUELLER D. R. R'IUNSICK LIARK PALMER D. P. TANNER IXI. I'IILL R. W. LIENDEE H. H. PARSHALL A. I. G. WIALENTINIE J. ALAN DYKE DEG. WVOODMAN S. B. LOCKIIART D. C. MCCOY O. F. PRIESTER f l l i t is tzzaiiw T -.... :ig 1m-4 ' R S A lf ,NDAR W . ra Zliirsi Flrrm ,fi f' affix T A XX dim SEPTEMBER IZ Friday University Entrance Examinations begin. 22 Monday Academic year begins. Registration of new students. 23 Tuesday Registration of new students. 24 IVednesday Registration of old students. 25 Thursday Instruction begins. President's Annual Address to the Stu dents, 12:00 NI. 27 Saturday Registration for Graduate School. OCTOBER I I4 Tuesday Last day for payment of tuition. NOVEMBER IS Tuesday 26 XVednesday ZQ Saturday DECEMBER zo Saturday JANUARY 5 NIonday I I Su nd ay 24 Saturday 26 hffonday FEBRUARY 7 Saturday 9 Blond ay 9 CWIeek ofj 27 Irrid ay APRIL 1 Vlfednesday 9 Thursday IXIAY 23 JUNE 2 Tuesday lYednesday W7ednesday Saturday 3 17 Registration' for the 'Winter Courses. Instruction ends. TIHANKSGIVING REcEss. ' Instruction resumed. Instruction ends. CHRISTMAS REcEss. Instruction resumed. FOUNDER7S DAY. Instruction ends for Term Examinations begin. First Term. Svvrnnh Elrrm Registration for Undergraduates. Registration for Graduate School. Farmers, Week. Last day for payment of tuition. Instruction begins. Instruction ends. Instruction resumed. NAVY DAY. Holiday, Instruction ends for Second Term. Term Examinations begin. FORTY-SIXTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT. 537 . ati' -JN if a if L 1 C-fy? 2 img we-if :als as X K Jet- 34f -' Y V ' - J . 'JK , ,SLI X ..s.- R5 -- 7 ,. 'iT J -.K 41.1 matically parleyed with the CLASS X HI STDRY. HELL ACK in the dim yore, in the days when hay-fever was strictly an fait, and asthma construed as the dizzy height of social distinction there entered 7 CO1-11511 University, a class, THE CLASS. 'cLikely Froshf' chirped the collegians of the day. Answered we, You chant a large sized quantityf? And that same year, the Class of'Nineteen Hundred Fifteen lived up to the promise N QXSX y SN Q rgawmx x iq , it sf A A, . 1 f is 35, as 14 C, . XS. : if l , iff Now IT WAS THE SHARP IHQACTICE or Tina AGE TO SELL irnpliedly aforementioned. The years following, it kept going in such manner that old J. Caesar, Esq., himself, might point proudly at the Class- its work, its record-and state words to the effect that IQI5 has wifi-ed. Axiomaticl7' say you. 'lRightl say we. Could we have lived without you? you ask. Dubious,,' we return, dubious.', And so we begin. Now, it was the sharp practice of the age to sell tickets to the Campus. Was the Class of IQI5 dismayed? Not so-it marched gaily to that same Campus, diplo- TICKETS TO THE CAMPUS . . . l salesmen and, dickering fail- ing, romped on to plant its matriculation fee on the pretty desk in G. Smith C. Then, assuming the correct air of unself-conscious boredom, plus the directed head-covering, it commenced its winning fight. Have you ever noted that the modern Freshman badge of honor is a Gainsborough compared to our'n? Verily, the 'ltirnes is decadent! To return to the proverbial muttonsg-to all the customary, gilt-edged, good- natured, pink-bordered, paternal advice, we listened. VVe took it. And one gently sweet or recalcitrant day fin Ithiky, days are always either gently sweet or recal- citrantj, we seated our collective self in the lair Armory, and harked to the words of President Schurman. We left the Armory, better men. Or were we mere chil- dren? Inasmuch as they called us Fresh, let us presume that we existed, at that time, in a state of blithe childhood, and thus grant to our doughty present-day S33 Freshmen, one lesson. Anyway, we liked the address with which President Schur- man presented us. And we admired the man. One evening, some days or hours later, we were trundled into gay Sibley Dome, and placed in a position to assimilate discourses concerning the whys and wherefores and isms of athletics-general, particular, and parlor. Wie recall that we liked the handsome armbands on the gentlemanly and obsequious ushers who caused us to sink sedately into the jolly depths of mid-renaissance seats. 'Why people thought it necessary that we be shown the delights and benefits of college activities has always obsessed us. Already, Shorty,' Taber Kfaptainj and 'zjackn O'Hearn, NChuck,' Shuler, ':Ken,' McCutcheon, c'Bill,' Laurie, '4Al Mehafleyr, C'lVlaj,' Nlallory, '4Carl77 Philippi, Bob,' Saalheld, Curt Collyer, '4Bob7' Nash, and millions of others of our Class, were cavorting about Percy Field, prov- ing to Stew Robb that they knew Uwhat was itn- a football. And '4OllieH Reller, Cady', Cadiz, 'cFrosty'7 Speiden, Charley7' Lahr, c'Eddie Hanrahan, 4'Goke,' Inglehart, Charley Beckwith, Van Van Kennen, 'cBill7, Kent, 'Q TTT Xxx ,ix W 1 l ' '1-f lub yf 'tf11LL ffxr' AA-A Vlifv Us :vvbt qLia ,IJ 7' -AAA! MW, - - HPROVING ro ' Srnw' ROBB THAT THEY TTNEWV 'WHAT Was TT'-A Foorrzanrj' Rube Ingersoll, MXH Beebee, l'Artv Lukens, 'cMadame Sherry, 'LBrownie7' Brown, and likewise millions of others, were showing to Hjacki' Nloakley, speedy skill on the cinders and tanbark. The boys had already begun looking around for competitions and worlds and honors to wing matters were speeding up. lhfherefore, we state we speak truth concerning our immediate entrance into the right pleasant maelstrom. l Four games won out of a scheduled five, one of them a victory of I5 to o over the Penn Frosh, might serve to indicate merit in our Freshman F-ball team. Along around the end of October, the 28th to be exact, IQI5 spanked IQI4 in Track, to the canto of 88 to 54. The Hallowe'en Rush-what wasnit but what was on Novem- ber fourth-followed, whereupon the Frosh again showed form, by doing the unexpected, tradition-creating deed of pulling one bout. Again our hearts waxed S39 luminous. The delights of electioneering in all its glory attracted us. DH Abel found himself Class President, the lives and fluttering hopes of many classmates in his executive hands. 'fBrainy', Bowers was proud receptor of the Freshman Banquet Clhairmanship. l Wfinter followed the days of goober-shooting in the Frosh Stand. Sport was confined principally to foot-work. How we admired the dextrous pedals of the BuH. St. lights. Some of us, too, acquired some slight proficiency in the art-we Cedi- toriall never could make our blamed feet work, anyway-and, following Class custom, outslipped the most slippery. Block Week came, Block VVeek went, likewise some of our classmates. But when we numbered our dead, we found they were not so confoundedly important, anyway, and kept going. Junior WVeek hopped in amongst us. lVe preserve a recollection of something called fire-watch. lt is a charming word. W Q .As Charley '7 f would say, All this time, mind T J you, lots' of the eh boys were paddling X fffi' S away in the crew room with their imaginary sweeps, having imaginary brushes, winning imaginaryvictories, but at the same time preparing for later and totally unimaginary suc- CCSSCS. Along came Bliss Springtime, with the perennial, almost classic, ac- HWINTER FOLLOWED THE DAYS or GOQBER-SHOOTING tiviry Of the I, P, D, IN THE Fnosn STANDU Vve knew it was spring, because the calendar said Uhflarch 2I.,, The annual interunderclass mire contest was postponed. Hence we were forced to be seated, unruined, at our Banquet. lt is recalled that L'Brainy directed the food and smokes, and that K' Billy Burke, with eclat becoming a true and valiant toastmaster, introduced us to the speakers and stuntsters of the eve, told us a few jolly fables, and left us to our fate. lt is further recalled that few were the edibles, but successful the affair. Lieutenant Twesten graciously adopted us to his constantly augmenting family- he is now 'fDaddy to four classes of which we know-and entertained us until an hour such that the naughty Sophomores might be snugly in their little berths, hence, might not be injured by us. Wfhen we left the Armory at eleven-thirty CP. NLD, not a gentle Sophomore was in evidence. They were inconsiderately naughty to us. lVe were athirst for blood. And, the week following, we drank 540 7 if YW, i i.. ., , ,,, . .. Y. .Y 1 -- --,A 7.2,-,HY-, ,p .-iii 1. ,Y we .....f f-'1. s-:ii that same blood when, as the Sim stated, we Hwalloped theml' in the Organized Rush. Fair enough, say we. Warm weather knocked at the portals. VVe let it in. The aw-wait-till-spring- 'n-then-you'll-see-real-weather predictions came wholly to pass. Lots of fulgency fllled the air. Again life beamed joyously upon us. Nineteen Fifteen carried out another step in its destiny, by wresting, more throttling, away the Cornell Frosh- Penn Frosh Track hfleet from the latter-named ones by the score of 76 to 41. Un lVIay twenty-third, our crew conquered the Harvard Freshmen at Cambridge. Imaginary paddlings had done their work. Life beamed still more. Ouryouthful N , Z Q 5, ig, ,WM Z IV-J BASE FOOT. BAkk lsfl UTHE CORNELL FROSH or 1915 WVALLOPED THE PENN FROSH IN EVERY CONTEST BETWEEN THE Two and having 'fSenior W'eeked a bit, we baseballers had been at work. f'Herb77 Adair QCapczi1zD, Joe Donovan, Ublackn Knight, Bill Evans, King,' Stone, H Ken H Austin, L' Tommy 77 Bryant, H Hobbie Hobson, 'C Art Peters, 'fShorty Taber, at al, were during all this time doing their little ensemble act of securely ambling away with three out of four games, the beating of the Penn Frosh by 5 to I being but an incident. Right here, it might be stated, the glorious Cornell Frosh of 1915 walloped the Penn Frosh in every contest between the two. Sorne recordl But to be ex- pected of 1915. Spring Day appeared full in our midst. The fact that we set up tents the whole 'of the day preceding, dampened not our ardor. Our show, 'cThe Follies of I9I5,', was both the hit and the finan- cial success of the day. That night-we still praise the powers that be-we brought about the incineration of our caps. Comment on the pure ecstasy re- sultant therefrom would be needlessly verbose. So, having, figuratively at least, tweeked the noses of many examinations, confidently awaited news from our crew. It did not disappoint us. 'fBill Butts, UF.rnie,' Ornelas, HSlippery7' Ellms, Ernie Pollard, Lloydj' Craver, HSquee Kraft, 'fObie7' O'Brien, f'Sam'7 Hiscox and lVlell,' Adler did their very sizable part in the annual vacuuming of the Hudson. Sophomore year-we still remember praying for its advent-we were so busy becoming used to sitting in street cars, learning to appear to enjoy our pipe, trifling with competitions, securing places on Varsity teams, and granting fgratisj sage advice to the foundling Frosh, we scarcely knew where the year had gone when it ended. When we plunged through the figurative smoke, we discovered divers 1915 men sitting on divers necks, smiling. Nineteen Fifteen made smiling an Art. 541 Then we commenced to count results. Hlackn O,Hearn had been elected Sophomore President. Blany competitions had been won. 'While we were yet engrossed in that counting, Junior year said hoWdydo to us, and made our counting far more complicated. Of a surety, IQIS is a CLASS. 'cjackl' O'Hearn, Captain-elect of next year's winning team, Curt Collyer, 'cCharley Lahr, 'cNlaj,' lvlallory, Carl'7 Philippi, Chuck', Shuler, 'cShorty Taber, President of our Junior Class, and BudH Williams are all wearers of the Varsity Football MC. All of them aided in flattening Penn. Ollie Reller, Ruben Ingersoll, Carl Philippi, Van,, Van Kennen wear the insignia of their Alma lXf,ter for Track. Cady Cadiz, Captain-elect of the Cross Country Team, and Frosty Speiden, the Cross Country HC. Sam Hiscox, Bill Butts and 'cklelln Adler won their Varsity Crew UC. '4Herb Adair, Joe Donovan, ulohnnyl' Johnson, and '4Shorty Taber Wear the Baseball Cf, And C.'s', adorn 'cHaeb Haeberle, 4'Lundy,7 Lunden, and '4Sid Jandorf, for their per- formances in Basketball, Sarn'7 Greene for Wrestling. f'Chick7' Benton is this yearfs Tennis Captain, and Bill Kent, the newly elected Captain of Hockey. And we possess, also, managerial and literary lights. The Sun would wane, without Bill Kleitz, Charley Colyer and HHerbH Nlicou, not forgetting '4Phil Scott, Business Nlanager in-the-bud. The Widow is escorted by Lake Baldridge, 'LlValk Hill, Wain Stephens, Puck7' Hastings, Ml-larry Stanton, Plupe Rea, Bill'7 Uhri and Bill Dodge. Art Peters, Bake Baker, Ray Kelsey and 'fHenry77 Kirchberger plod along with the Em. The Annualr are ground out by Chick Benton, c'Bob Lea, 4'Bob Vx7hite, Bill Dodge, HenryH Kirchberger and Hhflutzv Priester. The many, many managers for the coming year are: Puck'7 Hastings, Navy, Red Phoenix, Football, Freddie Stone- man, Baseball, 'fhlinnyv hrlinnix, Track, Stew Baker, Basketball, Dutch Kelleran, Hockey, Ted Blancke, VVrestling, Adv Sperry, Fencing, URay Kelsey, Soccer, 4'Rudie Cullum, Tennis, Art', Blue, Lacrosse, ':Henry Hodgkins, Swimming, GeorgeJ' Evans, hflusical Clubs, Snooze Sleeper, lXlasque, and Brat Gardner, Dramatic Club and C. U. C. A. ls it a list? It is. Are they all fellow classmen? They are. NVe are proud of them. VVe expect big things of them next year-in future years. The CLASS OF IQI5 is not conceited-it's just GOOD. A I - . ,ie SX .N ' f, 3 'A -lgfmgtgxr-, j 6 542 Q5n1h1uin Smith Walk S43 ALUMNI ASSOCIATIONS . . ADVERTISEMENTS ATHLETICS . . . Athletic Councils . Baseball . . Basketball . Crew . , Cross Country . Fencing . Football . Golf , . . . . . Hockey .... Intercollege Association . Intercollegiate Track Records Lacrosse . . ., . . Soccer . . . Swimming . Tennis . . Track .... VVearers of the C Wrestling , . . BOARD OF EDITORS CALENDAR . . . CL KSSES .... Freshmen, 1917 . Juniors, 1915 . . junior Stunt Pictures Seniors, 1914 . . Senior Stunt Pictures Sophomores, 1916 . CLASS HISTORY CLUBS .,... Aero Club . . . Anvil , . . . Association of Civil Engineers . , Beth L'Amed . .I Book and Bowl . Chicago Club . . Chinese Students' Club . Christian Association Civic Club . . , Cosmopolitan Club Dixie Club CNIenD . Dixie Club QWon1enD Exeter Club . . Hill School Club . Huntington Club . Kappa Beta Phi . L'Ogive . . Mabrique . . NIajura , . . Manuscript . . lVIaryland Club , New England Club Owls, The . . . Poultry Association Rifle Club . . . Rocky Aiountain Club Sage Dramatic Club Scalp and Blade . 5 .X -- 1,-4 3 , 1 a-iii, L. :f1i,+ ,-? Zlnhrx - 438, 439 4-94 PAGE PAGE 547 Scroll and Spade .... 394 ' Senators ...... 378 404 Society of Comparative Medicine 377 Southerners .,... 390 437 Sports and Pastimes Association 334 Sunday Night Club . . . 367 SID 'Wayside-Aftermath . . 337 442 COMMITTEES . . 53 1 67 Q22 CONTENTS . 7 if DEBATING . .,.i, 421 516 Congress ..... , 422 523 Debate Records and Teams . 423 450 EastmanAStage . . . . . 427 514 Eighty-Six Nlemorial . . 424 513 Ninety-Four Alemorial . 425 526 VVoodIord Stage . f 426 520 DED1cAT1oN ' IO 456 , ' 44? FACULTIES OF THE COLLEGES 5 In Agriculture .... . 42 9 Architecture ..... 41 Arts and Sciences I7 537 Civil Engineering . . 49 Law ..,... ZQ Sf biechanical Engineering , SI gg Medicine .... 30 Veterinary .,.. 39 128 12,8 FELLOWS . 59 22: FOREWORD . 8 538 FRATERNITIES . 207 Acacia . . 278 35 9 Adelphos I . . 292 391 Alpha Chi Rho 284 363 Alpha Chi Sigma . 312 376 Alpha Delta Phi . . 218 361 Alpha Gamma Rho . 300 366 Alpha Psi . . . 276 387 Alpha Sigma Phi . 286 393 Q4p41a?iu Omega . 23? 389 p ia eta . . 29 371 Alpha Zeta . 220 273 Bandhu . . 2 4 380 Beta Theta Pi . 232 336 Chi Phi . 212 392 Chi Psi . . . 222 383 Delta Chi . . . , 248 372 Delta Kappa Epsilon . 226 364 Delta Phi .... 252 365 Delta Tau Delta . 242 382 Delta Theta Phi , 268 363 Delta Upsilon . 220 369 Eleusis .... 308 381 Gamma Alpha . , 256 386 Gamma Eta Gamma 288 370 Kappa Alpha . . . 214 388 Kappa Delta Rho 315 385 Kappa Psi . . . 280 384 Kappa Sigma . . 254 335 , Lambda Chi Alpha . 310 379 Long Island Club . , . 302 ., .,,....,f.,l Tl,g,lf,,.,7M3v 1.-12 1,3-f ,-,K-,qia- f, 15, ' N ayati . . . Omega Delta . . Omega Tau Sigma . Phi Phi Phi Phi Phi Phi Delta Phi . . Delta Theta . Gamma Delta Kappa Psi . Kappa Sigma . Sigma Kappa . Pi Lambda Phi . Psi Upsilon . . ' n Seal a Sigma Sigma Sigma Sigma Sigma Sigma Skull Theta Theta Theta d Serpent . Alpha Epsilon . Chi . . . Nu . . . Phi . . . Phi Epsilon Phi Sigma . Chi f f , Delta C111 , X1 .. Zeta Beta Tau Zeta Psi . . Zodiac , . . IN MEMORIAM . JUNIOR WEEK . LIBRARY STAFF . MILITARY SCIENCE . MUSICAL AND DRAMAT L'Allianee Frangaise . Deutscher Verein . . Dramatic Club . Glee Club . . ,Mandolin Club . I lvlasque ..i. University Orchestra . OTHER OFFICERS . . PRESIDENT SCHURMAN IC CLUBS P AGE 282 316 3 14 238 228 236 216 294 240 298 230 272 250 246 262 244 304 290 258 306 224 266 274 210 270 I2 428 58 433 407 419 420 418 408 410 415 414 SS 16 PUBLICATIONS . Alumni News . Civil Engineer Class Book Cornellian . Countryman . Era . . . Sibley Journal Sun .... Widovv' . . SCHOLARS Graduate . . Undergraduate SOCIETIES . . Alembic . . Aleph Samach . Der Hexenkreis Dunstan . Eta Kappa Nu . Gargoyle . Hebs-Sa , Helios . . . Pyramid , . . Quill and Dagger , . Raven and Serpent . Rod and Bob . . . Scabbard and Blade . Semaphore . . Sphinx Head . . Tau Beta Pi . SORORITIES . . Alpha Omicron Pi Alpha Phi . . . Delta Delta Delta Delta Gamma . Delta Zeta . . Kappa Alpha Theta . Kappa Kappa Gamma SUMMARY OF EVENTS CA TRUSTEES V ..,. UNIVERSITY PREACHERS -vm:-7 -: dv. Sectionj PAGE 395 403 401 398 393 402 390 399 397 400 61 62 339 351 345 332 347 357 352 353 353 349 343 333 343 354 350 341 350 317 326 324 330 322 328 318 320 II 13 57 V 7, M -MMKM 35 545 avaafd.- za- .. 2:4 ,,,,,,,,,a A TRAINED SPECIALIST AT WORK AKE a Workman who has made a business of turret lathe Work, and give him a Flat Turret Lathe. There is the right combination. It is a profitable one for the man, for he is turning Out work of a kind and at a rate that should enable his employer to pay him Well. It is profitable for the employer, for the same and a dozen other reasons. ILThe bright boys in the shop should have a chance at the Flat Turret Lathe. Besides being good for the boys and for the employer, it is good for us-for that shop will soon be buying more machines. JONES E699 LAMSON MACHINE COMPANY 97 QUEEN VICTORIA ST., LONDON, ENGLAND SPRINGFIELD, VERMONT, U. S. A. Advertisers are glad to know Where you saw their ad. 546 VERTISEME T5 fugfliihjf Jf-EQTMQQCE CMG Ex 5 F E100 TWH FRUWTGWS 1 XY J 3 T je ww? Q ' sim STM? J 5 N 2, KJUIX 4, KV 4 HE NT 'J 07 f W fgf s Q X ffl X X Q 1 .-:Aww 'E if Y'NN3. if WW X' u? XJ H W 'S i i-f ,fl X f-J-J 4 S mJ -,i Q? ,JW ?f X ef ,- 7 J-f I ' f 'Xl I 77,7 V Y -3 ,x- W2 - 9 '-'11 J' x ll X N X ills? x , 1 3 ':, JB V ' 1 - -1- -E N : ' SX S 5, X 'pf N 1, IL ' N. F N-' lx ., - gxx r S U X Rxxxlgnmlwl M... ig! l'b n:m 'x,k.LunnlV 'X X -- . '- S 'W ' ...ow 'X x XR ' Q fl F13 - Elm wwf. K O N ' JD w I A' 4 X- X Il Q Dr, In I I X -QQ' s S I ki J x ' I I Q -5 -M W E '11 1 1 f ' A w N ' ' X -,,..:+' N JIU' L fix! ,' Ll. ' 1' , H -N Ml., 1' ' N .K Q 'GY' Ni -' ' A J ' K 5 ' 'J W XXX' X X ' A ' 5' .4-Q' 539' X Z x v,s,.L X 9 I 5' CL-'Q + sf I x 7, X 'if --5-J' .--- ,my . L - . 1 ix - .X- - Hr:--. 4111 V , A - w, -Y SAN. N - , .i..., eel sh- 75' lg itil' A I ,f F , 1. N, Lf- - Tir 'M 5- sk X nity!! hlllt X - A- .-f - - ,n 11 -- X .-fff- ' ' Xb, X f xw-ip 2 Q ,. X' -i- f' 7.14 : gi,-5 ,-,Nh K K4 - . , '-K -' ur-755 Zlnhex in Ahueriiavra NAME PAGE Adams, Cushing Sc Foster ....,.. . . . 25 Alhambra Grill Room .....,...... . S6 American Fountain Pen Company .... . 25 American Knitting Co .....,...... . 72 American Hoist Sc Derrick Co. . . . 8 American Tobacco Co .,....,. . . . 4, 64 Bachelors' Friend Socks .... - I3 Bailey Garage Co ....... - 69 Baker, John W ....... 1 37 Barnard, Fred C ...... - 65 Bartels Brewing Co .... - 40 Baxter, E. B ......... - 70 Bement, L. C .......,..... A I3 Black, Jos., Bc Sons Co i....... . I8 Boston Sc Lockport Block Co .... . 33 Brick Stables ................ . 37 Brooks Brothers .............,.......,.i. 20 Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co ............. B-1 Buffalo, Rochester X Pittsburgh Railroad Co. Q3 Burns' Family Bread ...........i,....,... 49 Burns, W. L. ......... . . . . 49 Buttrick 8C Frawley .... . 52 Calcott, F. H., St Co .... . 45 Cayuga Press, The .... . 37 Chipman, E. A .,.... . 82 Clinton House, The ..... . 38 Coan, Isaac ................ . 65 Columbia Graphophone Co. . . . Q2 Conlon, E. L ........,...... . 41 Conlon, The Photographer ..... . 41 Cornell Co-Operative Society .... . 77 Cornell, F. C ..............., . 24 Cornell Transfer Co ......,.. . 22 Corner Bookstores, The .... . 5 1 Corona Typewriter, The. . . . 24 Cotrell 8 Leonard .....,. , 30 Crown Beer ........,. ..... . 40 Cumberland Hotel ............. . 26 Davis-Brown Electric Co., Inc ..... . QI Day, W. E., Co ................ . I9 D. L. Sc NV. Railroad Co ...... 3 Dodge NIanufacturing Co .... . 74, Dold Packing Co., Jacob .... . 56 Dryden Road Cafeteria, Inc. . . . 71 Durfey, I. C ............... . 48 Dwinell-Wright Co ............. . IO East Hill Coal Yard ...........,... ., Z4 Electric City Engraving Co., The .... , 60 Essanay Film Nlanufacturing Co ..... . 5 Fatima Cigarettes ..........,..... . 4 First National Bank ..,......... , 33 Fitch Studio ............ , 81 Forest City Laundry ...... , 31 Forest Home Tea Room ..... , 79 Frank Brothers ........... , 5 1 NAME Genesee Pure Food Co .... Genung, Dr. John A. . . . Glen Springs, The ....... Greycourt Terrace. . . . . . Hammond Typewriter Co .,.. Hampshire Paper Co ...... Handcraft Furniture ......... Hausauer-Jones Printing Co .... Heggie, R. A., 8: Bro. Co. . . . Herson, T. A ..........,..1... Hickey, I. F .................. Hickeyls Lyceum lVIusic Store. . Higgins, Chas. M., 8: Co ....... Higgins' Ink ......,..1........ Hinds, Noble 85 Eldredge .... Home Economics Cafeteria. Horsman, E. I., Co .,...,.... Horsman's Tennis Rackets. . . Hotel Cumberland ........ Hotel Imperial. .. Hotel jefferson ..... Hotel Lenox ..... Hotel Onondaga .,.. Hotel Powhatan .... Hotel Rittenhouse ..,. Hotel Rochester .... Hotel Sagamore. . Hotel Seneca ...... Hotel W'oodstock .... Hotel Yates ....... Illston Ice Co .... Imperial, The ...1.. Ingalls 8a Haskins ...... . . . Ithaca Gun Co ......,,....... Ithaca Sanitary Ice Cream Co .... . Ithaca Trust Co .......,.,..., Jamieson, NIcKinney Sc Co. . . Jefferson Hotel ........,.. Jenks, Dr. Frank IVI ....... Iessop, IrVm., 8: Sons, Inc. . . . Iessop's Steel ................. Jones 8: Lamson Nlachine Co. . . Kohm St Brunne ......1....... Lackawanna Railroad Co ...... Lang, B., Engine 8C Garage Co .,.. . Lang's Palace Garage .......... Lehigh Valley Railroad Co. . . Lenox' Hotel, The ......... Lent,B.F..A ..........,.. .. Lent's Music Store ............ Lidgerwood Hoisting Engines. . , Lidgerwood Manufacturing Co. . Liggett Sc Myers Tobacco Co. . . Lynch, Jas., Coal Co., Inc. . .. Marlin Firearms Co ....... PAGE .. 6 - 37 B-0 35 73,77 54 I2 58 44 86 76 76 20 zo 71 82 IS I5 26 16 39 66 16 27 67 . 38 90 30 78 I5 47 16 28 32 69 52 81 89 44 25 25 .. .. 546 46 3 26 26 2 1 66 43 43 3 5 35 4. 64 34 42 NAME PAGE McCormick, W. I ......,. . . 65 Modern Method Laundry. . . . . 42 Modern Pen Co ............ . . 85 Moore's Non-Leakable Pens. . . . . 25 hdorrison 8: Nlitchell ...... . , 84 Nlulti-Speed Shutter Co. ,... . . 75 National Rubber Co ........,.. . . 87 New York Life Insurance Co .... . . 53 Norton Printing Co .......... . . 39 Norwood Laundry Co ..,. . . 34 O7Brien, D. S .,.,........ . . 34 O. K. lXfIanufacturing Co .... . . 44 Old Hampshire Bond ...., . . S4 Onondaga, The .,..... . . 16 Palace Laundry ......., . , 65 Parker Rye .........,.... . . 33 Pearson's Milk 8: Cream ...., V .,.. . . ix Pearson, R. S ..................... . . II Peerless Rubber Nlanufacturing Co .... . . I3 Pickering, Governor Co., The ....... 6 20 Pierce, S. S., Co ................ 9 Powhatan, The. . . , . 27 Quinlan, P. R ,..... . . 23 Rail Joint Co., The .... . . 29 Reamer, John ........... . . 42 Reed's Sons, jacob ....,..., . . . 40 Remington Typewriter Co .... . . . B-3,68 Reynolds, C. VV. P., 8: Co ..... . , . I5 Rites, lXTrs. F. NI .,......, . . 35 Rittenhouse, The ....... . . 67 Roberts Hardware Co ..... . . ZQ Roberts, John A., 8: Co ..... . . I2 Robinson, Fred .......... . . 22 Robinson's Studio ...... 22 Rochester, The Hotel. . . .... . . 38 Rothschild Brothers ...........,. . . 47 Royal Typewriter Co., Inc., The .... . . 36 Sagamore, The ....,.....,....... . . go Sanitary Erasers ................ . . 44 Sanitary Ice Cream tk Milk Co. .... .. 69 Santorelli, A .........,......,. . . 40 NAME Savage Arms Co .... Scusa, Peter ......... . Seneca Camera Co .... Seneca Hotel ........... Sharpe 8: Kelsey .........,.. . . . Shredded YVheat Co., The .....,...... Smith, L. C., 8t Bros. Typewriter Co. . Soltmann, E. G ................,.... Standard Typewriter Co ...... . . . Star Barber Shop, The ..,... Statler's Restaurant .......... Stevens, J., Arms 86 Tool Co ..... Stover Printing Co ......,.... Syracuse Supply Co .............. Taylor 8: Co .....,.................. Tompkins County National Bank ..... Treman, King SL Co .............. University Haberdashery, The ..... Urband 8: Son ............,.... Uri, N. M., 8: Co .... Van Order, F. D ...... Velvet Tobacco ........... VVaterman, A. A., Sc Co ...,............... Waterman, L. E., Co. ................... . Webster, Dr. C. H., New York Life Ins. Co Welch, J ....................,........ Welch's Sanitary Nlarket .... Wells-Shannon Co ......... . , West End Brewing Co ............... White, J. G., Engineering Corporation. White House Coffee ................... YVhitehouse 8c Hardy .... Widrneris XVine Cellars .... Williams Brothers ..... Williams, Louise H .... Wise, Chas. H ..........,.. Woodstock Hotel ............. Woodworth, C. B., 8: Sons Co. . . Wool, R. H ....,.......... Wright, E. A .,.. Yates Hotel. . , PAGE 62 65 88 30 S7 53 I4 39 24 57 30 61 42 30 51 S2 72 39 59 33 69 64 85 63 53 50 5o 80 44 7 IO 33 71 56 82 S7 7s 65 59 S5 IS llIllIllIIIllIIIlIllllllIllllllllIIIIIlllIlIIIIllllIIIllllllIlIllllllllllIllIIIlllllIlllIllIllllIllIlllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIL wlth Phoebe Snow The Students Favorite Route E The Road th t s Always Ready E E w th Its Fast Special Tra ns to ? 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Anderson in .His Famous Character-Creation of BRCNCHO-BILLY We Specialize in Dramas, Melodramas, Comedies, F arces, Scenic, Educational and Commercial Films oUR PRODUCT IS THE STANDARD OF EFFICIENCY See the Esscmay at the Photoplayn ESSANAY FILM MANUFACTURING CO. 521 First National Bank Bldg., Chicago , Factory and Studio, 1333 ARGYLE ST., CHICAGO, ILL. 2? NCH OF ES IN gig' ' LON P P B LONA 4' Ad lad to know where 3 h d 5 A f' F -'-- f-.,.,,,4,e...-V , ' ', - ,., - f X ' ,... .4..,,,A.-- -- ,,.,,.,?,, , ge Q, ,Q-f , - ,gf Q -V --..::M..41 if ir,,Msai,, K ., 'lr N ' '- . ,,.' T,'415l'2'f ,,- 3 l .1 ' , 1 K X W- 4, .A.,A , V xx --4 f f 's EQ 1 W Wy' xi I 1 PA J 5, f N . ,111 if - Z k ' iff' 'ie' - fx, ...X we hgiif yi ,' if V ai: Ca? l ' 5 E 'Hif i - Q nr. : , ,rf 2 Nh A V gif? ,E r V 7' K In 1 42, 1 f, 5 l M . ff i 1 I ' f .7 ,---' gg-g -:L fl .f-. , ' .. --f ' V11 15 5 5 -'- N f q' , X, 51 Ff a 'Yr f Ll. fl- 4 V r 2 M3 lm, ,, -ne? , iL ' gf' ' rg X A, ,Q -if X' sr-W. 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There are seven Jell-O Havors, all pure j5'zrz'z' fg6Z'Z!07fS, as follows: Strawberry, Raspberry, Lemon, Grange, Cherry, Peach, Chocolate. 10 cents a package at any grocer's or any general store. THE GENESEE PURE FOOD CO., Le Roy, N. Y., and Bridgeburg, Can. The name IELL-O is on every package in big red letters. If it isn't there, it is11't JELL-O. klention The Cornrllian, it identifies you. 6 THE J. G. WHITE COMPANIES E'-its ,fklliiiiffilig - J. G. WHITE 8: COMPANY, INCORPORATED Purchase and Finance the development of Public Utility Properties. We offer to Bankers and Dealers Public Utility Securities. THE J. G. WHITE ENGINEERING CORPORATION Design and Construct Hydro-electric developments, Elec- . tric Light and Power Properties, Electric Railways, Gas Plants, Steam Railroads, Etc. Reports, Physical Valuations Appraisals, Purchases. THE J. G. WHITE MANAGEMENT CORPORATION Operate and Manage Public Utility and Industrial Prop- erties. 43 Exchange Place - New York Chicago Manila, P. I. San Francisco J. G. WHITE Sl COMPANY, LTD. 9 Cloak Lane, Cannon Street, London, E. C. Advertisers are glad to know where you saw their ad. 7 This HAmericanH Excavator Engine exemplifies our ability to diagnose a need and design high grade machinery to fill it to perfection. Tremendous pulling power and massive strength are U the most prominent features of this excavator engine, which is designed primarily for dragline work, but is per- :IA zbzg fectly adapted for heavy haulage in quar- ries, etc. Ni ln design and construction, this engine fully measures up to the standard of all other News -4 iiAmerican,, Hoisting Machinery Derricks, Cranes, Steam and Electric l-loists, Wire Rope Blocks, Clips, Etc. AMERICAN HGIST 81 DERRICK COMPANY sr. PAUL, MINNESOTA Chicago 'New Orleans Seattle Kansas City Vancouve New York San Francisco Portland Denver Edmonton Pittsburgh Los Angeles Spokane Winnipeg Calgary CORNELL VS. PENNSYLVANIA Nlention The Cornellian, it identifies you 8 S. S. PIERCE CO. URVEYORS TO COLLEGES, FRATERNITIES AND CLUBS a. p w ww I '- I is N 4+ 6 ll J 1. MTI AM I FI llmmm' ,I WW 'Z I, . Q .,:5, ',,,'aw N lrrwW we My Qtllw' MJQ2 . . .im guna . .1 lu sh .1 'sf IN W 3 JL -2 fs Wee..,.,..41mH:S1-:axle imn: If 'il ll --I was M tl :za , , ill Q' ' Hitman Wi I Koa-4' -... n. bb' Q gi' .nel 4. -. A, M214 A . . . M1955 fr .1 ' Was dk!!-ISIS :sy ' U 77 Choisa Ceylon Tea Cafe des Invalides I Swansdown Flour Swansdown Baking Powder Epicure Milk Chocolate Epicure Vanilla Chocolate Veuve Chaffard Pure Olive Oil fIn Honest Bottlesj L. Ol Pj, MHCHIOHI Cfactory-madej, the finest quality of Italian IXfIacaroni, and the standard by 5 00 Sffmf flvp UL 1 E 5' F' i fi ll I lll iffffa 'HE UUUNQVJ twin.. mi, dnl W... W -52 ,vs V .u .I. 1- .ff.uuii'sg't:?..kncE -J, QV GHAFFRBJ 5 -Hue4 f , which all other brands are valued. Edam Cheeses XXX EEMQQW Red Label Canned Vegetables m giu. Blue Label Canned Vegetables I Red Label Canned Fruits s.5.m Blue Label Canned Fruits l g S. S. P. Queen Olives if' lfliflgs Fmmww S. S. P. Olivettes . g A S' S' P' Purecgsliiiifcgil-Gallon camp l l SENDFORPR ICE LIST P I E R C E C O. Importers and Grocers BOSTON, MASS. Advertisersare glad to know where you saw their ad, 9 i BERNA ESTABLISHING INTERCOLLEGIATE RECORD OF 9 M1N.I72SEc.,MAY 4,1912 Nlention The Cornellian, it identifies you. IO SUVIIVIARY GF EVE TS -' - ' L 4 E W 537 YE Plalf' ' by lc:-ix 'Kg 'xg lx- !' I ' -f ls.fi , illllarrh, 1513 24 Sophomore Rush Committee appointed. Theta Lambda Phi elections. 25 L'Ogive elections. Latin-American Club Banquet. Masque Smoker. Spring Day Committee appointed. 27 Widow Board election. Interclass Race. Cosmopolitan Club Minstrel Show. Beth L'Amed elections. University Boxing Championships. 28 Tau Beta Pi elections. Phi Beta Kappa elections. Junior Smoker. T. I. S. Boak elected Captain of Wrestling. 29 Underclass Rush. Freshman Banquet. Sophomore Banquet. Continued on page I3 Peezesem '5 MM emez' Ceeezm Give Saz'zkfezcz'z'01z Wherever Used sas. -Xe, sw,1t?a!'d to ss N' 341 ni S-,N I 5 '- 1 ,XY '...ff . I ll' M R. S. PEARSON, ITHACA, NEW YORK Both Phones Advertisers are glad to know where you saw their ad. I I . 'I -- G ll I - ' ink I ill gig, ' EL :- ' 1 . will V r I 5:...g-...i. , , M . ' M ii:.o ui-' ..g '-QW!-3 E M 1: 'T ' 'I K- Exif' liz, - .. NQ TEE' r ,. I .-- T! , i A l fw ' if S .QS X I i ' T -4 - -i Q, - ,,. - 1 ' ilu I E ,..,.. .. ..,.,... . if ara.. A , 'Z' .Y df- I - ' E W.-- ' ll 1 ' X 41' Nj M .ng - HANDCRAFT f FURNITURE 5 ' . 5 I' Wherever - lVlen - Gather - Indoors The library, the lounging room, the chapter room, the sleeping rooms- every room in a rnen's boarding house or fraternity house, should be fur- nished with the almost indestructible furniture of the Mission Type. We have a bigger display of this furniture than most stores, because of the posi- tion we occupy as furnishers de luxe of entire club houses and chapter houses. I i V 1' 5 , Q I-IE famous STICKLEY Furniture of Fayette- . E . ville is the ideal for men's houses. It is so con- , ' il structed that it is the strongest furniture made. - We will send a catalogue on request and are ready A K : i lllllgl im at any time to sendaman to Ithaca to confer about 3 ll ba ll ll furnishing any house with any kind of furniture. ll Ji ., 1 Qu If , pfwti an :neun EIEIHQ, I 5. , r o n . o erts or o. 4 , Q i -V. Utica's Greatest Store Tiigiiinx i FREIGHT PAID ON ALL FURNITURE TO Ns-Xxxxrx M- ITHACA. WRITE FOR CATALOGUE Mention The Cornfllian, it identifies you. I2 April, 1913 2 Baseball Team leaves for Southern Trip. Vacation begins. 3 Baseball: Virginia 6, Cornell 5. Lacrosse: Lehigh 0, Cornell 3. Soccer: Yale 2, Cornell 0. Oneida County Cornell Association founded. 4 Baseball: Virginia I3, Cornell 3. Lacrosse: Swarthmore I, Cornell 4. Soccer: Columbia 5, Cornell 0. Georgetown defeated Cornell Debate Team. 5 Baseball: Georgetown 8, Cornell 3. Lacrossezjohns Hopkins 5, Cornell 2. 7 Baseball: Georgetown 4, Cornell 3. Lacrosse: Carlisle 4, Cornell 3. C01Itinu.e'd 011 page 2I WE MAKE SHIRTS THAT EIT MAKER OF TI-IOSE CELEBRATED HALF DOZEN SHIRTS EOR ONE DOZEN DOLLARS. BETTER GRADES FROM 53.00 to 58.00. Diftributor of Henry Liklyk Trunkr, Suit L' C' Carer and Bagf. NS Bert in the Wiorld Thy TOGGE RY SHOP S Peerless Rubber Manufacturing C0. I6 Warren Street, NEW YORK W ZZ? vb , 1, L9 .-J ANUEACTURER of high-grade IVIechanical ' -ih' f 'I I Rubber Goods, including Rubber Belting for wi 35-NH . In A 55,51 -S35 A ,,5AINB,,ws, ,af .,. ,fr N., ,J--5',,'AIu X4Z4p?p5iv12 gggQ25Q5,'A,,,,,g,,,.g j,,, .... ER I 3 fo., f..,,,f4lNBgw A qkigibsx Allllfl-,mea .5l,HA1NBU'K, -'ff' -. - -X, .',....-MQHAIN wxgz ,emi X-Q DW E BOM wswgse. DSJQQ'-' 14.55 F4- EYSUB sgggio CD Ss SB B eg- S-Sas, asses HE' WBSIA Sega:- QUBLZQEU Q was as FREN N,QD N :Nuf- QQWN. X. Q' Efezffft feewg SENSE N is Cn E: 22929 SAANLQDU Sis? B Hilss? ,rn--R SOLE MANUFACTURERS ofthe CELEBRATED , .. RAINBOW SHEET PACKING PUMP VALVES, RUBBER TUBING, ETC. PEERLEss SHEET RUBBER TILING MOULDED RUBBER GOODS of EVERY DESCRIPTION Advertisers are glad to know Where you saw their ad. I3 EVERY COLLEGE MAN NEEDS A TYPEWRITER HE student Who gets his Work out in typewritten form has a better standing with the professors and is also enabled to preserve car- bon eopies of lectures and theses. You will appreciate these in after years. - U E If You Wish to Buy or Rent cz Typfwrizfef' Address TAYLOR 3? CO., Ithaca Represenmtz'-ve of L. C. SMITH -if BROS. TYPEWRITER CO. SYRACUSE, NEW YORK XI ' The Cornzllian, it identli I4 THE YATE HOTEL MODERN AND THOROUGHLY UP TO DATE Room Rates 51.00 Up. First Class Restaurant Moderate Prices Special Music Every Evening GEORGE C. RYAN, Manager I-IORSMA TENNIS RACKETS MODEL UA. A. A. new for I9I4 When a Cornell Man in Syracuse wants the best there is in 'A. A. A. spells perfection in a Tennis Racket g R Do not select a racket A for l9I 4 till you have seen it. If your dealer L. can'tshow it,write to us I2 Tennis'i3all perfection means the a 3 AYRES J Q5 used the world Ove, by play French, Schriner 8: Urner , AT raefc E ..mefaf.s.seafere.. G. W. P. REYNOLDS at CO. E.. I. HORSMAN CO., 365 Broadway ONONDAGA HOTEL, OPPOSITE NEW YORK CITY Advertisers are glad to know where you saw their ad. ii 635 if lllwl-3 E Rcfifif .. . 'I' 'I , L,x,.-1'-- ...n ., - .. 'H . I ...M we .- f 5.3 -V . : fiwf -' ,ny ,.7 I-.'e. swEEE3aa3'W Ni 11 - .P . . .ml-LL nf J., ,..- -,,,f,,aw,,. ' W HEWW l ' 'l ' ,ji A 3,z..f ' -2,1-.1 . - -' - -M-fi -.1v:zff'. .. , , ,. ..x , all .- 45,3 - a --' ' f I 4 'FL I gl W - 5-V A, rl: J -Q21 1 ll ll iv - .' 2-2: V '- xfwfy ' 'uf ll Q D ::Q '7r5- - 'I1 . G'-ji-.1 - f -:g In 11 . 4, H H ll ,jg 1. -15.55 -. 57? ,Fill -I I: Q5 fu.: . J 1 :nj ll ...v:f1:':15f41:2:'Pf-' .',-'1' .-L '- '. ll I , 'l QLLLILN . . ,' a'ar7 : f . v, . a...,3, !.i-4' -5 1 - ' lj :Jr '1 VW fl 7 -ffl: irj. - ff-1.': ... .L H Q. - 44. ,, :f,1j1 Tg-'pq ..J .I--': ,.,-,- 'R .. ,ll?5,1a,.l?44,ll4. -l'EJl,l.n1fl144- v ...gf-?' fl 5-ff' -- S-PM :rv-'-.. A l V. luaqg- 1. A II., U. ',-I lf - -- Eff-X 3i?l'.3 1 .1 ' ' J'1 '....1 1 .- - . H-J 'f' q.-.aaa -y-'71 -5 - 1 5 ,,'. s1. -ilfilznaqg-,'fw-avg , .- ,192 gjf- I- 5 -1-,l.-f.. . zu.. --.?1'9a'f f Lrefrfxi- -i -1 . W-J... -Q.-E. .,.',...,,-.1 . ,- -- - - 'v '.,,l -'z-5 139' ' H ROBERT STAFFORD Broadway, 31st to 32d Sts., NeWYork The Goal of College Men Visiting New York lil The Pioneer Pure- Food Hotel lil RATES: 551.50 per day and up. ... COPELAND TOWNSEND MANAGER CHE. SQ! Dj IQENNQ14 GH fx f- Q lj Q U Cl FIREPROOF E EUROPEAN PLAN lj lj D lj 1925 -17555 , iz- ' , '- lvh' t ,, -5 al' , ' r . - an . 'I f--' Q, fa 1 Central New York ea A - .5 2 Headquarters E For College Men L .?,..., , , e e , e f l W ,... , , N ,.,. .. ,.,.,. reer 1 Q r il PROCTOR C. XVELCH, lllauager Under the Direction FREDERICK W. ROCKWELL WILLIS S. GAINES, Arsifzaut Manager Propriezor THE TEN EYCK, Albany, N. Y. Nlention The Corfzellian, it identifies you. 16 How JONES BROKE THE BfIILE RECORD, MAY 27, 1911 Advertisers are glad to know where you saw their ad. I7 M 50C'lf3 ' f Buy them lf you want comfort as well as strength There is not much virtue in a sock that's just strong- you want style and foot comfort as well. Bachelors' Friend socks are for men who are careful ' in their dress, who are particular as to fit and ap- pearance and yet who would he sure of their Money's Worth in Wear They are sold at the same price as the usual guaranteed hose, but their wearability is acquired by the quality of yarns of which they are made and by careful reinforc- ing, rather than the use of cheap, hard-twisted yarns that are hard and uncomfortable to the foot. Why buy any other kind when Bachelors' Friend are priced and guaranteed just the same as other guaranteed socks? Sizes 9's to l 2'5- guaranteed fast dyes-all leading colors. Btox of 5 pairs, guaranteed 5 morxths S 1 .00 .. .. 4 .. .. 4 SPECIAL-Lightest weight guaranteed gauze socks made-three pairs in abox, guaranteed 3 months, SB l .00. If noi at your a7ea1er's, order direct, al the same lime giving us your dea1er's name and address so ihaf we can arrange for yourfuiure wants. Jos. BLACK 81 SONS C0 a box 1 York, Pa. ht rw VJ I1 ' r Nfention The Corrwflifziz, it identifies you. 18 Always the Best in Flowers W. E. DAY CO. F lowers ONONDAGA HOTEL BUILDING WARREN 515 SYRACUSE, N. Y. +g5?3:. .N 24 IQ A f , Q 1-1 3 Send Her a it G V 3 . KN Flowergrani f Flowers Delivered Parcel Post Paid O 6 Mail or Phone Orders Given Careful Attention 'Advertisers are glad to know Where you saw their ad. I9 cEaQWo g 1' X 9 , entlrimxmii mishing f nails. BROADWAY con. TWENTY- SECOND ST. NEW YOR K. Everything for Men'5 and Boys' Wea1'in Town and Country Clothing, Furnishings, Hats and Shoes Trunks, Bags and Traveling Kits Ready-M ade Gear for all Sports Liveries for Menservants Send for Illurtmted Catalogue BosToN BRANCH: 149 Tremont sneer NEWPORT BRANCH: 220 Bellevue Avenue Our representative at Clinton House several times during season FINE INKS Al? ADHESIVES For those Who KNOW il 5, id ! ' 1 lhllm 'v i f me ef i Drawing Inks Eternal Writing Ink Engrossing Ink 0 I , Taurine Mucilage H1 1 In S Photo Mounter Paste Drawing Board Paste Liquid Paste Ofllce Paste I Vegetable Glue, Etc. Are the Finest and Best Inks and Adhesives Emancxpate yourself from the use of corrosive and ill-smelling inks and adhesives and adopt the Hig- gins' Inks and Adhesives. They will be a revela- tion to you, they are so sweet, clean, well put up, and withal so eicient. At Dealers Generally CHAS. M. HIGGINS 8: CO., Mfrs. Branches: Chicago, London 271 Ninth Street Brooklyn, N. Y. PICKERING GOVERNOR A For R A Steam Engines Gas Engines Steam Turbines Mechanical Iii' Control and Power l p 'ml JW Regulation Eff? Patent Speed l Changer for gofzg increase in Weed JOINTLESS I D CONSTRUCTION The PICKERING GOVERNOR CO. PORTLAND, CONN., U. s. A. Mention The Cornellian, it identifies you. 20 April, 19 1 3-Glnntimwh 8 Baseball: Catholic University 3, Cornell 2. 9 Baseball: Navy 4, Cornell o. IO Baseball: Pennsylvania 6, Cornell 5. N. E. Kohn elected Captain of Swimming Tearn. L. L. Henry awarded White Prize for Design. Instruction resumed. Home Economics Cafeteria opened. II Soccer: Haverford 6, Cornell 1. lnterfraternity Association officers elected. I2 Baseball, Hrst home game: Niagara 2, Cornell 7. Soccer: Pennsylvania 4, Cornell 2. Intercollege Baseball Schedule announced. I4 IQI3-I4 Sim Board announcem.ent. I7 Baseball: Tufts 2, Cornell o. Senior Week Program announced. 18 Fuertes Stage. Em Board elections. Delta Delta Delta Sorority founded. Pour Hundredth Organ Recital. IQ Baseball: Holy Cross 3, Cornell 4. Junior Feed. Lacrosse: Hobart o, Cornell II. ' 21 Widow Board elections. Track Training Table opens. Josef Lhevine Recital. 23 New Freshman Eligibility Rules established. ' 24 Photograph of Student Body. 26 Baseball: Columbia 6, Cornell I. 28 Baseball: Dartmouth I, Cornell o. Siblfy fourvml Board elections. 30 Baseball: Lafayette 5, Cornell 4. Freshman Advisory Committee reports. Covztimifd on page 25 The LEHIGH V LLEY 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 Advertise 's are glad to know where you saw their ad. 21 1 f gf N W JK Wffx Xu AS? FQ A Qi, , , B' C or nell Transfer Co. 4 Student Baggage OCIAL E TS of COLLEGE LIFE LINGER LONG IN THE MEMORY OF EVERY CORNELLIAN. THEY are events where beauty of scene-the decorations of home, reception room, dance haII or banquet hall-vies with the elegance of gowns worn by fair guests, WHEN YOU PLAN YOUR NEXT SOCIAL AFFAIR Remember that Howers and palms are the decorations upon which you can depend. Their fragrance, unequaled beauty and artistic arrangement assure a perfect setting for the evening of good cheer. NE Remember that Quinlanlf fiowerf and palms are home grown in our own conservatories. Y Bear in mind that we are near enough to ship any quantity at short notice. We guarantee the freshness and beauty of whatever you may order. NS Our decorators are experts, and the original and novel ideas in decorating for CoIIege Events are sur- prising and pleasing. H Quinlan !I?HE CorneIIian's Favorite Florist not only while in College but all through the after years of home life if the Cornellian is a Central New York man. E QUINLAN IS THE LARGEST AND MOST ' POPULAR FLORIST IN CENTRAL NEW YORK QuinIan's 'corsages of roses, violets, sweet peas, lilies of the valley and pretty combinations of her favorite blossoms. 4I7 S. Salina St. P. R. I33 E. Washington St. 13110116 Phone WHITCII - Warren Advertisers are glad to know where you saw their ad. 23 ranklin Cornell East Hill COAL Yard The Celebrated Lehigh V alley Coal Cannel Coal and Wood Main Office and Yard: East Ithaca Down Town Oflice : Wanzer 8: Howell's Bell Phone 362 Ithaca Phone 735 The Typewriter for Personal Use UST the thing for the stu- - h+,1r4nn dent who wants his notes li to be clear and legible. It 1 takes up so little room that 3 when not in use it can be ,ig folded and placed in an ordi- -'35,,.:,:.Q',,M,-L nary desk drawer. Its weight is only 6 pounds or BM pounds A Lf--- J with its carrying case. You can take the gdva-Q.:-orb, ilgglhe-i12i4i4Ji1Yv,s1v,,72f'5,fi 2 :seg,s1, 1.1 P-so anywhere and no one need know you are carrying a type- writer. No other machine is quite so well adapted to the needs of students and professors for it has all the conveniences of the larger machines-can be obtained with the standard or any special key hoard and costs but half the regular price. The .CORONA is strongly and compactly built throughout, and is handsomely Hnished in nickel and black japan. Write for details, or better still, see it at either store of the Davis-Brown Electric Co. Standard Typewriter Co. Groton, N. Y. 7 BEEBE LAKE-JUNIOR Vi EEK Mention The Cornellian, it identifies you. mag, 1513 I Widower's Ball. 2 Tennis: Yale 3, Cornell 3. Lacrosse: Stevens o, Cornell 5. H. VV. Sibert elected Captain of Fencing. Woodford Stage won by L. H. GfOSCf,,I3. 3 Baseball: Colgate 5, Cornell 8. Track: Michigan32, Cornell 85. Lacrosse: Crescent Athletic Association 2, Cornellz. Tennis: Princeton 4, Cornell 2. Sopho- more Smoker. Wearing of Senior Blazers begun. Festival Orchestra Concert. E. L. Nichols elected Dean ofthe Arts College. Annneilr Board election. 6 Baseball: Penn. State 3, Cornell 6. Architect's Boat Ride. 9 Baseball: Columbia I4, Cornell 5. Inspection of Cadet Corps. Arts Smoker. T IO Baseball: Princeton 7, Cornell I. Track, Harvard 63, Cornell 54. Tennis: Columbia o, Cornell 6. Interscholastic Track Meet. Cadet Banquet. H I2 Lacrosse: Harvard 5, Cornell I. Dramatic Club elections. Eta Kappa Nu elections. Sigma Xi elections. Der Hexenkreis elections. Art Exhibition opens. I3 Cornell Civil Engineer Board elections. 1 I4 Sphinx Head elections. Quilland Dagger elections. Baseball: Michigan 6, Cornell 2. Hebs-Sa elections. Clay: Book put on sale. Cornellian sale opens. Shiverick wins Golf Championship. I6 Golf: Princeton 4, Cornell 2. L'Laughing Waterl' presented by Savage Club. '86 Debate Stage won by R. T. Kidde. I7 Baseball: Princeton II, Cornell 4. Track: Pennsylvania 63, Cornell 54. Lacrosse: Hobart 4, Cornell 7. Tennis: Nlichigan 2, Cornell 4. Golf: Pennsyl- vania 4, Cornell 2, Columbia I, Cornell 5. Book and Bowl elections. Sunday Night Club elections. Helios elections. Continued on page 29 ff 'f 4f ?1 rfwwfefsf, vw f .S . :e 9 S 5 is ffi f C S S O P S t C C 1,53 .,,., E, .I A. . W. ij cr 'A .Saver f 4 : 1 t,,. m 3. ten fi 35325494 I iii . fe.. - fiiixl .fa liixili P or Tools, Drills, -s i is ggiffrsi, E955 i ijs., 1:,jf,,iff g1.f,QQAILZ gi, ij?-I Dies, Etc. A .L - '-5 A QW if. 'A i'Vf:,V? fQ 'i5fl3'-fw Tiff? fa 5 l- AND up W if nfl . . . -.:.'v'f.' fit? All Sizef Carried in Stock THE-ORIGINAL l FO UNTAIN PNISIE LEAKABLE lvledal at VVorld's Pair, 1893 AKE a MO0re,S with you and Grand Prix, Paris, 1900 I wherever you go There is M f d I always some writing to be done Shafrgulgctgrel md and Moore's is the fountain C 6 ' Hg an pen you can always rely on from the first word to the end 7 Cl 77 ' JPSSOP S ARK Hlghspeed Steel of the chapter. Drop it in your is the best on the market bag, it's as tight as a bottle- it won't leak. G There's a Moore to suit every hand. W J K S For sale by dealers everywhere. m - e S S 0 p O n S Every part of every Moore'c is un- Incol-porated conditionally guaranteed, . American Fountain Pen Go. Man f cturers 91 John Street? New York Clty Adams, Cushing 8 Foster, SellinguA:2ents 168 Devonshire Street . . . Boston, Mass. Advertisers are glad to know where you saw their ad. 25 Hotel Cumberland NEW YORK S. W. Cor. Broadway at 54th Street Near 50th Street Subway Station and 53d Street Elevated Kept by a College Man H eaelqaarterf for College Men fl Speezal Rates for College T eams 2 ig 2 rv H g ulf A Ten Minutes' Walk to Forty Theaters H5 555 vi W -Ali? Rooms with Bath, 52.50 and up u Special Rates for Cornell Students ' 2' ' i llbileu lu T' EI gal l.. u, I X31 ,IIE I l i l: - -L .W lung EVE H , llfgli. 5 s..:,,X 5 ii HARRY P. STIMSON, Manager Q- Xlx ,A -Q, ,,x,Zl..1l!gel4,.'r -E ,4 Headquarters for Cornell LANG'S PALACE GARAGE OVERLAND OAKLAND OLDSMOBILE Agenzr for HUPMOBILE JEFFERY P1-:ERL1-:ss LB' 'X T ' 1. 4 1 rf J l r- G A H I 1 EEF ff' Private Stallrfof J V' Complete Line of I individual fix, , fx X Tim' wld all ' . v .:. , , Ure TF, D Aeeerrorzef -il, L . Chalmers ':Six, hlodel Twenty-Four, Four Passenger Torpedo FINEST GARAGE AND REPAIR SHOPS IN CENTR AL NEW YORK All Phones Open Day and Night J. B. LANG ENGINE 86 GARAGE COBWPANY 'Service 127-129 East Green Street hlention The C07'7lt'll1'07I, it identilies you 26 The Hotel of American Ideas ' T . - I . -A . ma-wig. . . - -V,-35333 Ill!!!-!-Uimg ., .yfyg ..-, agar,-'L'!Z:1-Ev - ,q ul lliillfl 1 ' . . 5 .,,,, , ,,.. U-n,m.lJ Rfk-,I---,.g.j7,,,, -,,..: ,.,k . ,-.5-1 I--xmmqgli I -' ' ' ll L 1 A-.,Q.fA im. ,,.4,,. mm . . . SF' Tig' N. -1'-IIIBIIIIUPUIUUU 9 ' 1: A 3 ..f -QE? ','1:7Iv53 ' '.. A 1,1-' S'-41,1-1.-.5155 9, fl' is L. 4 :f,f,.'q3f..,,HS.?: kg.:! - ,I D- - 4.1-If I -. -. H .9 125 . VY - .L- FINEST LOCATION IN WASHINGTON HOTEL POWHATA PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, AT 18TH AND H STREETS WASHINGTON, D. C. NEWA 'FIREPROOFA EUROPEAN PLAN Rooms, detached bath, 51.50, 82.00 upward Rooms, private bath, 52.50, 53.00, upward 100'Z, FIRE, GERM AND DUST PROOF TWO BLOCKS FROM WHITE HOUSE AND NEAR ALL POINTS OF INTEREST Writefor Souvenir Booklet E, with Map CLIFFORD NI. LEWIS, MANAGER Advertisers are glad to know where you saw their adl 2 7 ESTABLISHED zo YEARS SYRACUSE, N. Y. 127 VANDERBILT SQUARE INGALLS 85 HASKINS COLLEGE TA1LoRS E have the most exclusive lirte of Woolens, Im- ported and Domestic, in Central New York. Our line is the largest and best in town. Our patterns are exquisite and distinctifve, and are the very latest creations of the best manufacturers. We guarantee a Perfect Fit and the latest English Fashions, or any other style desired. Considering the Cloth, Fit, Style and Service, the cost is very moderate. Come in and be convinced. S WE CATER T0 COLLEGE MEN AND KNOW THEIR NEEDS INGALLS 81 HASKINS The House of Quality Mention The Cornelliarz, it identifies you. 28 filling, IH 1 3-Qlnntinueh I7 lVIiss M. C. lVlallett,'I5, Miss NI. MCCOfmiCk,,IS, Brainard 'Bailey, ,I5, and R. A. Zimmer,'I5, drowned in Cayuga Lake. I9 Civil Engineering Boat Ride. Sibley journal Board elections. zo M. G. Menocal,'88, inaugurated President of Cuba. First Senior Singing. 21 Baseball: Michigan 5, Cornell 3. Improvement Number of Sun issued. 23 lntercollege Track Nleet. Cheer Leader elections. Civil Engineering Association elections. Laughing Water presented by the Savage Club. Navy Day Hop. 24 Spring Day. Baseball: Yale, 4 Cornell, 1. Tennis: Williams O, Cornell 4. Cornell Varsity Eight defeats Harvard Eight. Harvard Freshman Eight defeats Cornell Freshman Eight. lntercollege Crew Race won by Agriculture. Freshman Cap Burning. 26 Aleph Samach elections. Sim Board election. H. A. Mossman elected Captain of Lacrosse. 28 Golf: Yale 5, Cornell I. University Orchestra Concert. Track Team Send-OH. 29 Golf: Williams 4, Cornell 2. 30 Em Board .elections. 31 Baseball: Pennsylvania 3, Cornell 4. Tennis: Dartmouth 1, Cornell 5. Cornell Junior Varsity wins Henley Race. Cornell Fourth in Intercollegiates at Cambridge. John Paul Jones,'13, sets new 'World's Amateur Record for the Nlile Run. R. T. Cotton,'14, elected Captain of Soccer. ' Continued on page 33 The store they all copy gpg Q E 2 s f! i f! Sporting Goods f' R Ammunition Continuous Joint Weber Joint Loaded Shells E fjjjff Hardware 1111121 Be? G u n s :-,,.f x Qgiezly Considered one of the few model hard- ware stores in the United States. ROBERTS HARDWARE CO. Wholesale Distributors: Remington, U. lvl. C. and Winchester Loaded Shells-White Flyer Targets 60 Genesee Street Utica, N. Y. YVolhaupter Joint ' The Rail Joint Company General Offices: 185 Nladison Avenue, New York City lXflakers of Base-Supported Rail Joints for Stand- ard and Special Rail Sections, also Girder, Step or Compromise, Frog and Switch, and Insulated Rail Joints, protected by Patents. Highest Awards -Paris, IQOOQ Buffalo, 1901, St. Louis, 1904. Write for Catalog Advertisers are glad to know where you saw their ad. Cotrell E5 Leonard ArBANY,N.Y. Official Makers of CAPS, GOWNS AND HOODS To the American Colleges and Universities. From the Atlantic to the Pacific. Class Contracts a Specialty. Correct Hoods for All Degrees. Rich Robes for Pulpit and Bench. BULLETIN, SAMPLES, ETC., ON REQUEST L. C. BEMENT, Ithaca Representative Regul u oc and 500 lVleals and Dishes to Order Hotel Seneca GENEVA, NEW YORK EUROPEAN PLAN Combines every convenience and comifort for people of refine- ment and taste. Unsurpassecl Cuisine, Dining- Room and Grill service and equipment. A. F. EREEBGAN, Manager Syracuse Supply Company Machinery, Factory Sup- plies and Mechanics'Fine Tools, Steam and Gas Engines, Pumps and Air Compressors, Electrical Supplies, Motors and Generators. .Manufacturerf of O A K T A N N E D LEATHER BELTING 314-316-318 West Fayette Street SYRACUSE, N. Y. Nlention The Corn 37 30 ellian, it identities you. Forest City Laundry 209 North Aurora Street Bom Phones E. M..MERRILL VARSITY LAUNCHING THE SHELL - Ad gld lx 1 1 d 3 ll , THE WVHKITE House , .., , gg UGT.Q.e2 eiZS1aM j: 1215? 'AA' X 4, rm I, ' !9l3 ogy! g D The Ithaca Gun Company, Ithaca, N Y W11'L you kmdlyo e copy' of have been shooting my present Ithaca for ihe of small bore years and it looks as good as the day 11. came out, of the factory. I for five or six years aprevioue Ito, Tthat and my Cousin its as 'tightv and' the 'barrels .are as good awe neu. My boy, 13 anxious to ,etaxvt shootmrig and VI, want to ptavrt ham-out with a shooting , either a. .20 or a 28 and as my brother uses en Ithaca the shootmg pox-tlon of our family uses that gun. ' , j Very fcrivly youre, ' A ' ' - ' . ' f -A X , . X The Ithaca Gungciompany, V ' A A' ' Ithaca, N.Y.i V V' , 1I Our small bore guns are not only big enough for a boy but big enough for a man to use. 11 We make them in light weights as they should be. 11 There is no use carrying around a lot of extra weight when a featherweight will do the business. 1I You can travel farther, finish fresher, get into action quicker, kill your game nearer to you, and Come home feeling good. 1T We furnish a 4M lb. 28 bore, a 5M lb. 20 bore, a SM lb. I6 bore, and a QSM lb. IZ bore. QI Beautiful catalog FREE-describes I8 grades guns-Sl7.75 net to S4-OO, list. ITHACA GUN COMPANY, Box 123, Ithaca, N. Y. Mention The Cornellian, it identifies you. 32 llune, 1913 I Co1'1zeZZAmzuaZf elections. I3 Baseball: Vermont 3, Cornell I. Alumni Day. hlusical Clubs Concert. I4 Baseball: Yale 3, Cornell O. Alumni Day. Class Dinners. I5 I6 I7 18 Baccalaureate Sunday. Senior Singing. Baseball: Dartmouth II, Cornell 8. hlasque Play. Baseball: Pennsylvania 3, Cornell 7. Class Day. 45th Annual Commencement. 21 Varsity Four and Freshman Eight Win at Poughkeepsie. Varsity Eight finishes second. Continued on page 37 -h ,gg-vs.--1:5-1--fax: ENGINEERS 'THE WORLD OVER CONSIDER STAR BRAND BLOCKS A 3 ' ' to be the most RELIABLE, EFFICIENT AND DUR- . ,-,a ,. t . I ,-.i . ABLE. Thzy are, Zhereforf, the mort economical. The blocks, themselves, are their best advertisement. Their merits have earned for them the World-Wide reputation ' .',' they 6115 OV- f',,,' l':', JV, , BOSTON 8: LOCKPORT BLOCK CO. fEj',5TCB00fg'ii2,f.I,SffQ,fSgf Q s 1 ' Y Q 1 J .515 5. 'P l ,img ' ' .. .. ,, 3 X, f 1 J X 9, T,g iv341 ai.. 'ff ' ' . 1 25 Q lj , 'f 1 I' -Wm y f, 1' ,f f I F121 .,,, 4 , F sf THAT OLD TIME FAVORITE IKILPARKER IKIIIE T he Palace Cafa RTW' TEE? X fc.. . . ,gb awww f fig I 0 GEO. F. HAMMOND S0leAgenZ 1THAcA,N. Y. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Cornell Library Baz'lafz'ag ROGER B. WILLIAMS . President HENRY B. LORD . Vice President CHARLES W. GAY . . . Cashier CHARLES W. MAJOR . Asst. Cashier Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits 5550,000 Transacts a General Banking Business Safer Depofit Boxxx for Rm! Advertisers are glad to know where yor saw their ad. UALITY HANDWORK CDJALLSHIRTS Highest Quality Scranton MENDING and BAGS FREE Coal Properly Prepared and D., L. 81 W. Coal Cofs Carefully Delivered Norwood Laundry Co. J A M E S LY N CH 411 EAST STATE STREET VVest Seneca Street Ithaca, N. Y. 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Cross Country training table opens. 24 73 Qbrinhrr, 1913 I Freshman Advisory Committee starts work. Varsity C's awarded for Crew and Baseball. I 4 Football: Oberlin 12, Cornell 37. 6 University Scholarships awarded. Senior nominations announced. hfiunns chosen President ofthe Senior Class. Nlusical Clubs elections. Fraternity Rushing Period commences. 7 F. VV. Poate,7O5, presents Cross Country Trophy. 8 Senior elections. IO Crew Celebration. Conlinued on page 39 Dr. John A.eGenung Vete1'z'11a1'y Surgeon D P . .F Proprletor rmlmg 277 to cz Standard Brick Stables ' Not Down to a Price l5l5SEig9A First-class Light Livery M Boarding and Transient Hitching. r 309 East Seneca Street Both Phones Advertisers are glad to know where you saw their ad. e E l H N l 7 'W 1 If In 71 v fr . ,,.,,.,.. . , . 0 1 I YI! 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Payne announced. 25 Football: University of Pittsburgh 20, Cornell 7. Underclass Track Nleetz Freshmen 78, Sophomores 61. 27 Rod and Bob elections. Pyramid elections. 28 Junior Committees appointed. Sunday Night Club elections. 31 Fraternity Pledge List announced. Freshman elections. A. P. Croop elected president. Scabbard and Blade elections. Continued 071 page 45 Norton Printing o. Prim tin g Basin ess Smtz'01ze1'y, Att1'ezctz'fve Catalogues, Weekly and monthly magazines, engraved calling cards, dance programs, banquet menus, wed- ding invitations, anything-is our business, and we know how to produce it promptly. 317 EAST STATE STREET The . Umfverszfy Haberdayhery Invites you to inspect their complete lines of Furnishings, Shoes, Blade - to - Measure Clothes, and Raincoats, at the most reasonable prices. VVe guarantee satisfaction. Jacob Reedls Fraternity Ties. 320-322 College Awe .l r. STURM, Mg Advertisers are glad to know where 1 ou saw their ad. I A. 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Booklet of our 3 o.x. Office Necessities Free. x The O. K. Mfz. Co., Syracuse, N. Y., U.S.A. ' Mention The Corvzellian, it identifies you. 44 Nnmenxhrr, 1913 I Football: Harvard 23, Cornell 6. Cross Country: Harvard 51, Cornell 55. Phi Delta Phi elections announced.: 4 Helios elections. Hebs-Sa elections. 6 Widow election. 7 Donald Alexander,'I4, elected Freshman Baseball Manager. Andrew D. White's Eighty-First Birthday. Cayuga Bird Club organized. 8 Football: Nlichigan 17, Cornell O. Cross Country: Pennsylvania 48, Cornell 20. Football: Harvard, 1917, 28, Freshmen O. 9 Lecture by E. C. Mercer. VVearers ofthe C elect W. H. Fritz, Ir.,'I4, Representative to the Nlajor Sports Council. I2 Faculty Committees appointed. W. B. H3StiHgS,,IS, elected Assistant Manager of the Navy. I3 Tau Beta Pi elections. Charles E. Courtney celebrates Sixty-Fourth Birthday. Blind Handicap Race. l I4 Football lVIass lvleeting. Musical Clubs Concert. Nlilitary Hop. I5 Laying of the Cornerstone of the Schoellkopf Memorial. Interscholastic Cross Country Run Won by Arlington, Mass., High School. Football: Lafayette 3, Cornell IO. Manlius 6, Freshmen 20. Soccer: lX'lcNaughton Rangers 5, Cornell 3. Sophomores Win the Underclass Pushball Contest, score, I2-O. I7 Varsity Basketball practice begins. 20 Football lVlass Meeting. Semaphore elections. Covztimzed on page 47 I If rl! ruvr-Qvrm V ,ff , .- L i . .. M' - X. llllllglgglff ldxggfqgml X M! My f'!l',mg'g4i553N If vq 1 1 . 'NggVga.lAMQ1. MQ2slgrW '7 . Q W 5 - .. .,... ..-., , . D . .. C .5 '- 'Iwi' 2:17 3Ti.ZF-i f. 17 f ff ' ' ' s .G , -s' - K: f ,,..r.- se., 4 T7 4f:::f'J T21 - T ' .N .s Q T S .'.'-f , ' -L -4, in 1 -ff 3 J- 7 av. ' . , . Q ' - 5 . V VARSITY ON THE HUDSON Advertisers are glad to know where you saw' their ad. 45 THE WELL-KNOWN LINE OF EXCLUSIVE WO0LENS ' For Young Mevz IMPORTED BY F. H. CALCOTT 62239 CO. NEW YORK LONDON ARE SOLD EXCLUSIVELY IN ITHACA BY KOHM W BRUNNE KOHM af BRUNNE THE NAME THAT MEANS PERFECT FIT N AND ABSOLUTE QUALITY IN A SUIT COME IN AND EXAMINE OUR LINE OF IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC WOOLENS 46 N1'lUPmlIP1', IH 13-Qlrmtinueh 22 Cornell wins the Intercollegiate Cross Country Championship. Football: P . ennsylvania, 1917, 13, Freshmen 7. Intercollege Cross Country Race Won by Agriculture. 24 Football Send-off. Team leaves for Atlantic City. 25 Varsity Hockey Practice begins. 26 Combined Concert of the Pennsylvania-Cornel1Glee Clubs at Philadelphia. 27 Football: Pennsylvania O, Cornell 21. Cross Country: Pennsylvania, 1917, 19, Freshmen 45. A 30 Death of P. G. Rnight,'14. Erremher, 15113 1 Football Celebration. Sun Board election. 2 Architects' Banquet. 4 Underclass Cross Country: Freshmen 13, Sophomores 15. Deutscher Verein Play. Cornell Countryman election. Intercollege Basketball Season opens. 5 Dunstan elections. Annual Agricultural Banquet. 6 Aleph Samach elections. University Orchestra Concert. IQII C. E. Summer Camp Reunion Banquet. Turkey Hill VValk. VVa1king Race. 8 Widow elections. IO Alpha Chi Sigma elections. II John F. hloakley celebrates Fiftieth Birthday. . Conthzued on page, 51 W1113N13eY.13R YOU 131351113 A E s T A B L 1 s H E D 1 s SO UV EN IR O R REMEMBRANCE of YW3ur llniversity For yourself, or to give away, call on us or Write to us. We Will gladly ship Whatever you desire all postage charges , prepaid. You can't fail to remember our exclusive line of PENNANTS, BANNERS, PILLOW COVERS, LEATHER NOVELTIES, ETC. ROTHSCHILD BROS 1THAcA,N.Y. Pur c Prompt Service -H-0:11 :e ww X-ne w 0.5 0 59 sin., Q40 4 GQ k 9 N'Qf5 'sE3' o 611. 'J THE FRED E. ILLSTON ICE COMPANY 102 West State Street Advertisers are glad to know where you saw their ad. Remember urf CLEAN 'i' ' PRESS P : REPAIR ALTER D Y E - J. C. DURFEY NIAIN OFFICE AT 409 WEST STATE STREETg Both Phones BRAINCH AT 316W COLLEGE AVENUEg Izhaca Phone 465 48 The Crew FOOTBALL AND TRACKMEN ALLfHUUN'ON BURNS FAMILY BREAD Why? Ask Your Nez'ghbor BOTH PHONES 49 NIILITARY HOP, NOVEMBER 14, IQI3 Weleh's Sanitary arket Dealer in Fresh, Salted and Smoked Meats Absolutely Pure Home-Made Sausage, Etc. Special care given to BOTH HONIE-GROYVN and Fraternities and Clubs WESTERN MEATS Mention The Cornfllian, it identifies you. SO Eerrmher, 1 H 13-Qluntinurh I2 Eta Kappa Nu elections. Novice Boxing, Wrestling and Fencing hfleet. Athletic Council awards C's and numerals. hflusical Clubs Selections for the Christmas Trip. University Orchestra Concert. I3 Sophomore Stunt. I5 Sun Board elections. A. G. Cadiz,'I5, elected Captain of Cross Country. I6 Nlabrique elections. Sibley fourmzl elections. Basketball: Niagara 20, Cornell 60. I7 Dramatic Club presents two comedies. Alembic elections. Civil Engineer elections. Nlaryland Club elections. I8 E. 0,H63fD,7IS, elected 1914 Football Captain. 20 Christmas Vacation begins. Januarg, 1 H 14 Instruction commences. - Freshman Hockey Team organized. H. W. Peters,,I4, appointed University Secretary. Cornell Coimtryman Board elections. g 9 Hockey: 'West Point I, Cornell 5. Basketball: Columbia 19, Cornell 17. IO Hockey: Princeton 9, Cornell I. Basketball: Army 25, Cornell 34. T94 Debate Stage won by VV. D. Smith,'I5. I2 Fire in Nlasque Room. S25o,ooo anonymous gift announced. Continued on page 55 5 6 7 8 THE FRANK BROTHERS COR ER EHEQQF BUILDERS OF SMART coLLEc.E FooTwEAR TQRE .- i . . . ,,: , 4 . J 224 .FIFTH AVENUE N Y NEW YORK CITY , . . Advertisers are glad to know where you saw their ad. 5 I Ithaca Trust Company Resources Ofoer 3 fllillion Dollars Cffers all banking facilities. Interest allowed on deposits. Legal depository for Trust Funds. Acts as executor, administra- tor, trustee, guardian, etc. Ithaca Trust Company Do your banking with Tompkins County National Bank ae 1836-1913 76 Years same location BE Capital ..,..... . SIO0,000 Surplus and Undivided Profits . . Sx7o,ooo ik I35-137 East State Street A Ithaca, N. Y. Al' , 'VV' ,fi ',-, 2 -izffwz-ww 'fill' 'roy-,ff.m.1g-ff, I 2. ,if WR ' , H 0 fu..-La yffff v-'f is, f . . i Kao- -.1 ' itz ' ff' J 57 J iwfwfkgzv f og-5 g xc., V, Q V ,, ,, rg, 722- H A 5. , H , , .af f I K , ,ww .,,, U s 3 A .. m1' 4: ' ,, 4 of f V . -.. .V .L Q 'Y Q, ' zxmywiw I fan?-li f 47 W ' I 1 . ' ll., , 1 fi' -f - nm ,I n , ' - : 4- I ' ,,,.. -,. , f .. or Vc'r at M-A wl ' W WVAITING roR THE SIGNAL For Snap, Style and Finish come here for your clothings. Agents for Society brand. Furnishings of Any Drrcrijoiion Sole Agents for Stetson's Celebrated Shoes Buttrick 35 Frawley Mention The Cornellimz, it identifies yo E YORK LIFE NSURANCE CO. DARWIN P. KINGSLEY, President Sixty-Ninth Year of Business During the year I9l3, l09,763 persons bought policies with The New York Life Insurance Company THIS IS ROUGHLY TWENTY TIMES THE TOTAL NUMBER OF STUDENTS REGISTERED IN CORNELL UNIVERSITY The total number of persons insured with The New York Life Insurance Company, Jan. I, I9I4, was I,l09,655 THIS IS ROUGHLY TWO HUNDRED TIMES THE TOTAL NUMBER OF STUDENTS REGISTERED IN CORNELL UNIVERSITY The total amount of insurance in force Jan. 1, 1914, was S2,273,000,000- A GAIN FOR THE YEAR OF SlO3,000,000 During the past tweIve years, OVER 7501 of the Life Insurance purchased by the STUDENTS AT CORNELL UNIVERSITY, has been purchased from The New York Life Insurance Company THESE POLICIES WERE ALL SOLD BY DR, C. H. WEBSTER, CORNELL 04 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, WRITE Agent, IZI Catherine Street BOTH PHONES' ITHACA, N, Y, Advertisers gl d to know where you saw their ad. 53 y QPXX . gg. X . NX NvX S ld Hampshire Bond . The Stationery of at Gentleman i Merely selecting it for your personal Stationery is a tribute to your correspondents-and yourself. A sample packet will be mailed upon request HAMPSHIRE PAPER COMPANY SOUTH HADLEY FALLS, MASSACHUSETTS UNDERCLASS RUSH Nlention The COI'7Z6'U1.Kl7l, it identiiie S4 ilinhruarg, 1 H 14 ' I4 IVrestling: Cornell takes every bout from NlcGill. Cornell Relay Team beats Yale. Swimming: Brown 38, Cornell 15. Hockey: Yale 3, Cornell 1. I8 Basketball: Columbia 19, Cornell 41. Electric Orchestra Concert. 20 Wrestling: Pennsylvania II, Cornell 22. Cornell Debate Team wins from Union. Dramatic Club elections. Scabbard and Blade elections. T. I. S Boak,,14, elected Nlinor Sports Representative to Nlajor Sports Council. First Of Junior Nights. ZI W1'estling: Cornell loses to Navy. Basketball: Pennsylvania 24, Cornell 20 Fencing: Navy 6, Cornell 3. 2 Basketball: Dartmouth 8, Cornell 34. 3 25 Intercollege Crew Registration commences. 26 Nlinneapolis Orchestra Concert. 27 Basketball: Yale 22, Cornell 25. W1'estling: Columbia 8, Cornell 23 Fencing: Pennsylvania 6, Cornell 3. 28 Basketball: N. Y. U. 15, Cornell 40. Vlfrestlingz Princeton IO, Cornell 21 mann, 1514 4 Seventy-one degrees conferred. First baseball game in cage. 5 Basketball: Cornell 35, Pennsylvania 19. 6 Triangular Debate League contest results in a tie. Cornell Wins from Pennsylvania at Philadelphia and loses to Columbia at Ithaca. 7 W'restling: Cornell 17, Lehigh 13. Cornell defeats Georgetown in a one- mile relay race in Washington. Concluded on page 61 ESTABLISHED I872 EXCELLED BY NONE E. A. 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Many business men would be larger advertisers but for the difficulty experi- enced in determining upon, and securing, just that combination of typography, paper, illustration and arrangement which they instinctively feel is needed to present their proposition attractively. We are Direct Advertising Counselors, with one of the finest of printing plants in which to carry out our ideas. Our Service Department can help you to get just the right kind of literature, and our Printing Department can produce it in a Way to bring results commensurate with the merits of your product. The CORNELLIANH and the CORNELL CLASS BOOK are two of our products Xlention Tha Cornellian, it identifies you. 58 1-1.-. RBA D818 azzfam 206 North Tioga Street Nfv NW 'M ,xt 15,237 A fc: Q N 41 M xhmwi- zz . - Q, wr - ,01m,?v 1 Advertisers are glad to know where you saw their ad. 59 l.......... fy S Vifpx S42 ll. THE ELEcmlc Cm ENGRAVING Co ' BUFFALO, N.Y ' Wt' MADE THE ENGRAVINGS FOR 7711.5 BOOK. L. J Mention The Cofnellian, 1t 1d fi 60 illllttrrly, 1514-Glnnrinueh IO Basketball: Cornell 34, Dartmouth 20. Juniors appointed to Freshman Advisory Committee. II Alumni Pledge Committee begins work: setting the goal at S15o,ooo. I2 C. E. wins Intercollege Basketball Championship. I3 Wrestling: Cornell 16, Indiana IO. 14 Fencing: Cornell 5, Columbia 4. Sibley Banquet and C. E. Banquet. I7 Architects and Electrical Engineers parade. F. D. Gregory,'16, dies at lVIt. Vision, N. Y. 18 Lady Cornellf, record-breaking hen, dies at Agricultural College. IQ VVinthrop KCHt,7I5, elected Hockey Captain. 20 Seventy-two Varsity C,s'7 awarded at Junior Smoker. 21 Sophomores and Freshmen hold their banquets. Varsity One-IVIile Relay Team defeats Michigaii. 23 Varsity RiHe Team ties for second place in Class B of the Intercollegiate RiHe League. 24 VV. C. Lunden,715, elected Basketball Captain. 26 Inlet dynamited. Crews take water for the iirst time. A. D. Hermance of Williamsport, Pa., wills fE5Oo,ooo as a scholarship fund at Cornell. 27 Widozu elections. Graduate Fellowships awarded. 28 Cornell wins Intercollegiate 'Wrestling Championships. Indoor Track: Cornell 44, Michigan 27. Swimming: Cincinnati 31, Cornell 22. Soccer: Haver- ford 2, Cornell o. Dean Irvine accepts appointment as Public Service Commis- sioner. Underclass Rush. Agriculture wins Intercollege Athletic Carnival. '31 Baseball Squad leaves for southern trip. L. M. Blancke, IIS, elected President of the C. U. C. A. T E V E TARGET INDOOR , , a Lf. 1 :P-ll-, - ai - Q W fe' 4' ff- LT' V g ,?7:Q .VEVWSQS WERE USED BY WINNERS OF 1914 1914 1914 1914 . 1914 ALL THE -N. R. A. Inter Club League CLASS A, 1st and 2d places CLASS B. ISI place ' -Short Range Rille League -N. R. A. IVIilitary School League -N. R. A. Inter Collegiate League ISE and 2d places -N. R. A. 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Head KODAKS And the finishing of the films ' SONQS:ALL:COLl.EGES a a a also mctunrus MANY Songs of All the Colleges Three hundred and thirty pages of the songs that typify in every line the American college boy-330 pages of the joys, the pleasures, the enthusiasms, in fact, the spirit of college life. Beau- tifully bound in cloth-title stamped in gold, the worth of this collection is illim- itable to the man who values the mem- ories and associations of his undergrad IOQ North Aurora Street ill V THE MOST POPUEAR COLLEGE SONGS F --nf kg -4, 'F i. A Q- MFE , sc -fs .af 'ec THE MOSTBOPULAR COLLEGE SONGS rs Q sewer sf AT? li-or -1--p .w.a'El days. Price postpaid SL50. The Most Popular College Songs fall For those who desire a less preten- tious collection, The Most Popular College Songs in paper binding con- tains l30 of the old familiar college favorites and includes the Alma Mater Songs of the twenty-five largest uni- versities in the United States. Price postpaid 50 cents. Most Popular New College Songs, 111 A collection of the best of the new songs composed bythe college boys and girls in recent years. These songs are just now becoming popular at the large colleges and universities throughout the United States, and their popularity will increase through the years because each song in the collection contains merit. Perhaps your favorite is here. Price postpaid 50 cents. WHAT INSTRUMENT DO YOU PLAY? Ill It you're interested in music of any kind for any instrument or any purpose, send us your name and address and we'll send you The. Most Popular catalogue. Contains music for Violin, Piano, Cornet, Mandolin, Clarionet, Cello, Flute, etc. Songs for solo, quartet or chorus-in fact, something for everybody and at one-twentieth of the price you are accustomed to pay. FUNDS. NOBLE 6: ELDREDGE Q - Publishers 3l-33:35 West 15th Street New York City Dr den Road Cafeteria, ne. zoo-211 Dryden Road ITHACA,N.Y. 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Owned and Operated by DODGE MANUFACTURING COMPANY E are glad to talk again to the Cornell boys through the medium of the Annual. Our business, as you probably know, is the manufacture of everything for the mechanical transmission of power. The industry is not an industry of a day. It has been developing since Wallace l-l. Dodge invented the Independence wood split pulley, back in l882. It will continue to grow so long as there are mines, mills, shops and factories. just as our fathers used Dodge equipment, so children and grandchildren will use them. Today we are building for tomorrow, just as yesterday we built for today. The perma- ,nence of the great Dodge plant at Mishawaka, Indiana, is a guarantee that the quality and service in Dodge pulleys, gearing, hangers, bearings, clutches, collars and couplings, rope drives, conveyors, water softeners, etc., will measure up to the standard which we have set in the past. There is scarcely a civilized country in which Dodge does not do busi- ness, and scarcely a form of industrial progress in which it has no part. If you as a Cornell student are ever in a position to require or recommend power harness, it will be to your credit to make it Dodgef, Literature upon request. DODGE A UFACTURI G COMPAN General Offices and Works: MISHAWAKA, INDIANA New York City .... 2l Murray St. Cincinnati, O .... 123 W. Third St. Boston, Mass .... I37 Purchase St. St. Louis, Mo .... 408 N. Fourth St. Branches: Pittsburgh. Pa. . . . 337 Second Ave. Atlanta, Ga. .... 28 S. Forsyth Sr. Warehouses Philadelphia, Pa ..... BI5 Arch St. Minneapolis, Minn. . l00 N. Third St. Chicago, lll. .... 208 S. Clinton St. Portland, Ore. . . l4th and Lovejoy Sta. indianapolis, lnd,, l5l2 Merchants Bank Bldg. Nlention The Cornfllicm, it identifies you. - 74 4-OO 800 THIS SIZE Vgrs. 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The Typewriter of Scholars and Professional People f i The A 0 Multiplex Hammond Vzszble Nkhgkgaf- - - as v ' A-Hu. ,,,, A, .4 - ' ' - .5 is pre-eminently the typewriter of scholars, professors, scientists and literary people 'l l 7 -ff'F5 H' ' PE .Ei-f'5fE':EE 55:15:54 I--un .-- 2 : T ' A ki f MJ .,.i fxaiyf - Q, LETTER FROM PRESIDENT WILSON A ' 'i li kqf f Rx . PRINCETON UNIVERSITY T President's Room PRINCETON, N' J' 1 January, 1906. , 7 f gg , 3422 .W T?Nli liiE3'NiQ!1i'llTf u, MR. VVILLIAM W. LESLEY, Mana er, Wx J Hammond Typewriter Oo., Phila. ' 5 :Hua 4 1-F My dear .Sir:-In reply to .your circular letter of November eighteenth, I beg to inquire the terms upon -pg 5 .Wm21lg 7' N - I --,,, , l un A - which you would exchange this machine, which is a Ham- XX ' T , ,,,,, ,,,.... . 'fi je ingnd 1510. 17,707, fpr a. 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VALIQUETTE, Vice-President and Manager 127 West 43rd Street, NEW YORK CITY v1'TC 1 d 78 DAVY,S BREAD LINE THE - TEA- ROOIVI At the FOREST - HOIVIE -INN IT IS AT THE END OF THE FOREST HOME WALK THE GIFT SHOP Offers UNUSUAL THINGS FROM OCCIDENT AND ORIENT ALL OF WHICH WILL PLEASE BOTH YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS LUNCHEONS SERVED TO MOTORISTS AND TRAIVIPERS Ad I gldtk h th d 79 EXCLUSIVE MENS WEAR For All Occasions T he WELLS-SHANNON COMPANY, Inc. A Man's Store XI The Cor1zz'flia11, it id fi 3 80 . XYHITE AND NICGRAW HAI,LS, FROM SIBLEY Established 1873 Incorporated IQOS G0 fo soL1C1TED Jamieson-McKinney Co. Incorporated S F A . . , T R N Samtary Plumbmg, Water A D and Steam Heating U E i D R G Steam, Water and Gas E N R Supplies N 5 0 I U lufxni T E S P I 5, y ' S' S S 9 , -. W THE FITCH STUDIO IZI south Cayuga st., ITHACA, N. Y. 12601af3Si02ZfjERQGSg51EET Advertisers are glad to l-mow Where you saw their ad. A. E. Chipman Art Decorators and Farnislzers of Nlociern and Antique Furrlizfure Draperies and Curtains Cl Art Embroideriex Braffex 108 East State Street Public Stenographer LOUISE H. WILLIAMS 304 E. State Street Bell 377-Wg Ithaca 13-X ' U Branch Oficez Business Men's Associauon CAFETERIA OPEN WEEKDAYS 7.30-8.30 A. M. 12.00-2.00 P. M. 5.15-6.45 P. M. OPEN SUNDAYS 1.00-2.00 P. M. HOME ECONOMICS BLDG. ITHACA, NEW YORK -A14-A-'1 . ' 'ir I 5- ff ,,., 1 1 4-www asf Www 'vga ml! 9 S Q tl . 'fl :fn ll N -- ,f - 'Iv' . ' ' f-, I'-7fK,l.: , .gi n ' H 1 Ll. .Ter N L A V rep! A: E V K . --- .,. .ti x , -- -- A la. - f f 13. -fy, L-- - 1 1, -4- -.: A ,:.1A,.,. .1-.75 . ,,.- , 5' Ag!-... H -wan' -, 5:42 .3 T-ME il 4, I- -aff.-glall I . :J fe-1:1 L' . f, , ' ' c Islip. I '5-'TIN ' gl fnfl .12-fl GM wi 111' ' w . .af-tea fp REQ, YV H ya JA Sl-..,.s5scfsf.-rf nf .M-1, .1 m 14, .E is sw-Q I ,. :-- 1-. . z fx 49,11 .11 1 ' if'-'f':-5. 75 7' .w.L?2',fL.ui-vt , . JJ M' M 0 'MEA .ig bv :nl Mention The Corvzelliavz, it identifi 82 THE TOTEM POLE CS VOU. WH ITEHO 85 HARDY Y. ,A . ,.4,,.. ,,A, . R Q'fA A 1 'ax fbq X 5'-1'-.WV 1241 Broadway, New York ., A A-2 - ' ? ,AF , -..,.... ,.,.., , , 5, N- ' I. ,fyf 523- ,- QQ? Q ,grzg ff:a..gf,k , 2 2:5 ' 54, ,S FA , I i Q Y X K x x A xl X X IU 1: . W lfxxwxx ' w. lg ' 1 f fm X? x , ,A X 'Nbr w A. rf' I HJR A ' x XV ,gf ' X ' f XQQBX x x X Q Y , X x K v x x X V . , Q , Y as ' . 5. 6 , ,f l ' y ' A ff' I , f CORRECT FOOTWE R ITHACA BRANCH, 2,12 E. State St. NEW HAVEN, opp Vanderbdt Hall VIEW ACROSS THE QUADRANCLE Advertisers are glad to know Where you saw their ad 33 irnely Topics For Sembry For Graduates B SPORT CoATS L FLANN EL A TROUSERS Z rff,, ..RSSSSSS A STRAW E HATS R ..,........ b qb'- 1,:..!:z:lL Q J H S 'S' ' SR-R--RRR-SR,W.,S,S.SS SHOES Exclusive ideas in SHIRTS, NECKWEAR, Etc., in bewildering profusion. DZiffZ9ZCfZ.7J6 Czufom T az70rz?zg - Showing exclusive stripes in BROWNS, BLUES, GRAYS and THE NEW GREENS, TARTAR and SHEPHERD CHECKS, and quiet, indistinct plaids. MORRISON E5 MITCHELL, Inc. Two Stores State and Aurora Sts. College Ave. at Dryden Rd. NI ' Tl C I ' 717, it identifies you. 84 65Qf3.f-.f...baf4 imnlllilillthl l f..5,ggQ:::gggf3,..3 A TWIST or THE BUTTON ,::::iSEiii,f::fQ F ILLS THE PEN. - IT'S AS EASY .fiiiiijsgggggfflffif AS WINDING YOUR WATCH 'nm' lllnlzlms 1 l fffffi21::.,fff:, OR years the UA. Af' Seb'-Filler has been giving uni- versal satisfaction. It is so easy to fill and keep 'i l 'f' Aiuulv TL. In clean that the number of users is constantly increas- '. ing. It can be filled from an ink-stand or bottle and will not leak, blot or scratch. Equipped with the UA. Af? clip I ,IM -fQ,il which excels by far any fountain pen clip yet produced, I 'i.:1 'H.m'f these pens are most serviceable, durable and attractive. Qullwllyl llflylurlll E . I my l'I':I::,.f ..j:::'fI', T he HA. Af. ' ' 15 Always Ready .-,, 1 :U lill lh Ill ' tff1l'i4iZ'ifl fof SUM I i yi--1ll 'Ii3fli21I1iyf Ask your Druggist, Stationer or Jeweler to show you I his assortment of HA. A. pens or write for our new catalogue showing our complete line of 'self-fillers, middle joint and lower end joint Fountain Pens. We absolutely guarantee every pen we make as they are made entirely in our own plant from the best material available. Their workmanship is the most scientific and skillful that experienced, high-priced workmen can produce. - . We make every style and variety of fine, coarse and stub pen point and you can easily choose one which will suit your purpose best. I I ARTHUR A. WATERMAN 8: CO. 22 Thames Street, New York City NOT CONNECTED WITH THE L. E. VVATERIVIAN CO. Advertisers are glad to know where you saw their ad. 35 K I 1.-an T he Alhambra Grill T. A. HERSON, Proprietor Special Attention Gifv ert to C l ass Dinners U Mztxlc Every Evening Lemonacle ana' All Kflncls of Ptmclzes Delifverea' Bell 528-102-f Ithaca 492 AFTER- PREXY,S ADDRESS Nlention The Cornellian, fr identities you. 86 Cut Down the Tire Expense with Narco Tire Cut Filler-a cut filler that really does heal the cuts-a genuine, practical tire saver NARCO R , T'FlELglgJT THE MOTORI ST'S SELF-VULCANIZER A non-inflamrnable, self-vulcanizing, rubber compound, fills the cuts and holes, welds the torn parts of the tire together with a permanent plug of resilient rubber. Heals over night and lzecomer like a part ofthe tire. It will reduce tire expense 30 per cent. Comes only in patent, collapsible tubes with convenient, tapering spout. Easy to use. Clean cut, fill with Narco Tire Cut Filler and allow to stand over night. Result-a good-as-new tire. 51.00 the tube. 51.50 in Canada. ' Your Dealer Srllr Narco Tire Cut Filler. lf he can't supply you, we will. H 'QT' 'i PEEL .lla F5 si: 71- 'HTF ' 4 QA 5 ,J w F2 1 . F EL ,ui is eq fl: 1 A, t r Q , w E -1 L x 1 1 tg I V sr ta E . x A L ti is ea 'B' za 2 T' e KEEPS ,a TH E FEET DRY A liquid rubber, waterproof dressing for boots, shoes or anything leather. Soaks into the pores, seams and stitches and thoroughly Waterproofs the leather, makes it soft and pliable-lengthens its life. Leak- anot contains no oil or grease, therefore will not spoil the natural lustre ofthe leather or dull a shine 7 . I IT S RUBBER - WILL NOT STAIN A - - A waterproofer for anything leather' ss, - ..::f,.g i , Sold at Shoe Stores, Drug Stores, Grocers', or send us 50 cents . for a 7-Ounce can. ,- t l if 'lm '1 , l 1:3 5 igu flc-RrI5szSf H1110 H3 1,1 Cl' O, ,,,.5 . . t't . HX V g was 'ffssi f,.l, x Papin Street L MA !Qft,,,,,W msQQC uRi m Q,,, on . . . LAM A 'WNQNAL 3335555 St. Louis, Missouri Nirgyws, Advertisers are glad to know where you saw their acl. 87 Seneca Cameras Hold the Secret of the pictures and pleasures of photography. All the way from the sturdy little Scout, at two dollars, to the superb Folding Roll Film Seneca they present a perfect unity of Whatever is good in Camera construction. 1lNot merely snap-shot Cameras, but thor- oughly equipped instruments. Seneeaf accommodate all standard makes of roll film, and allow the operator the Widest latitude in every branch of artistic photography. There is a Seneca that just fits you. fi For a more intimate acquaint- ance with the great Seneca tribe, get a copy of the Seneca Photographic Handbook for IQI4 ' Free for the Asking ' The 14th edition of this text book catalogue, containing 80 pages of photographic lore, is now ready. It furnishes helps and suggestions for amateurs and professionals alike, and describes everything new in pho- tography and supplies. V Ark Your Dealer or Write Ur for a Copy SENECA CAMERA MFG. CGMPANY RocHEsTER, N. Y. THE CAMPUS IN XVINTER Mention The Cornellian, it identilies you. 88 DRA OLT. fo NN' MATERIAL Blue and Other Prints Engineers' Supplies 134-140 West 29th Street, NEW YORK ELECTRIC BATHS TURKISH BATHS Running Hot and Cold Water in all Guest Rooms CABINET BATHS RUSSIAN BATHS 50 R00m5-COnm,di,,g Bath MODERN-SANITARY-CENTRAIJ New HOTEL urkish Bath Hotel H. S. TUCKER, MANAGER ATES, 51.00 per day, including plunge and shower. Room and Turkish Bath, SI.5o per day. Special rates for permanent guests. House open for inspection at any time. 4 All Kinds of Baths for Both Women and .Men 52 and 54 North Fitzhugh Street fNear the Post Officej Rochester, New York Rochester Phone Bell Phone Stone 2163 Main 4790 JEFFERSON Afnericczn Rates Plan 32.50 and 3.00 a Day CORNER, SOUTH SALINA AND WEST JEFFERSON STS., SYRACUSE, N.Y. Advertisers are glad to know where you saw their ad. 89 n Lake George hr Svagamnrv t Of fermg li.. 1 . i t Rest l v Tennis , ,vla Riding 4, Bowling Quiet Boating Music Baseball and many other attract ons Cl CI All automobile roads leaaf to the most charm- ing spot on Lake George 4 5 ,5 N y.'j1f'-5 .of 0 -,g-WP' F .. . - Lark-ll . 1 .ZS . . I ' T. EDMUND KRUMBHOLZ,Sagamore, N. lf And The Kirkwood, Camden, South Carolina Mention The Cornellian, it identifies you. Q0 ALAL THE MUSIC OF ALL THE WORLD ON A GRAFONOLA ' f . A X ea ,fa ,, We ' 'eg VE., e F I T ga 2 , f. Za gg , E E fi 5456: A K . H if lliv ii i, a. agrei .xg 2. That is not the ONLY Reason Why you should buy a Columbia Grafonola - he Columbia tone is a RESULT, and the Columbia Crafonola Q --T 15f'e, F embodies the causes in its mechanical and structural superior- xl' ityg in the form and construction of its tone-chamber and ' ft its reproducer and tone-armg in 1tS silent and powerful motorg in 5 W tnf 7 its tone-control leaves,', which have supplanted the old idea of A l doors,H and in the expert and workmanlike assembling of all its AT el 1 M : X J , i X W .2 N A- parts and down to every last detail of its cabinet work. of cost or surroundings Between S25 and S500 the price wwf you wish to pay is matched by an instrument that gives you the moneyis worth, even if measured solely by its in- trinsic value. Measured by its musical quality, and its capacity for bringing you all the music of all the world,', the money-value There is a Columbia that conforms to every requirement es i i . Another thing: The recent advance in the science of the QE reproduction of sounds has been so revolutionary that NMS you cannot possibly realize the true musical quality of these late models of the Columbia until you have heard one of them. Most unmistakably, hearing is believingf, There- fore, we urge you to call at our Music Department in order to see and hear for yourself. It is part of our dayis work, and always our pleasure, to play for you records of any class of music you are fond of, by any artist you are interested in, on any of the various instruments that may appeal to your taste or your purse. is multiplied beyond any computation. If you already own another make of instrument, please be reminded that all these Columbia records will play on your machine. There is no other way to hear Columbia artists except by buying Columbia records-but they may be played on your machine even if it is not a Columbia. DAVIS-BROW ELECTRIC CC. 213 East State Street ITHACA, N. Y. GRAFONOLAS MAY BE HAD ON EASY TERMS TO SUIT PURCHASER Advertisers are glad to know where you saw their ad. QI O O I O O I O Q I I I Q U I I C O Colnmhln Grnnlmnllonc- Fo. R312 Wuolwnrth Bldg., Nm-w York 25 Cents enclosed Send me your special sample rec o r cl with Good-Niyrlit, Little-Girl, Good-Nightw on one side and the musical experiment on the other. And give me the name of the nearest Columbia dealer. Iuwn a............................nmchlne NAME .... . .... ..... ....... .. .... .. UIOIUIOOICOOOCOOQO Fit Your Machine Columbia or Victor 65 cents each is the price of a full thousand ten-inch Columbia Double-disc Records-quality, tone, reproduction and durability unexcelled and so guaranteed to you. Other Columbia records all the way up to 57.50. Ask for catalogs. I' ANCB If you think you have danced to the best dance music that your talking ma- chine can produce, have your dealer play any one of theseg-any dealer should be able to supply them, and every Columbia dealer certainly has them ready now. TANGOS. If you can keep your feet still when you hear them you are music- proof. A-1463-10 inch, 65c.g A-1466-10 inch, 650.5 A-5526-12 inch, 31.00. ONE STEPS AND TURKEY TROTS. Full of the rhythm and spirit of the dance itself. A-1307-10 inch, G5c.g A-5496-12 inch, 351.003 A-1458-10 inch, 65c. BOSTON AND HESITATION WALTZES. You will never be too tired when these waltzes are played. A-5494-12 inch, 841.005 A-5525-12 inch, S1.00g A-1460-10 inch, 650. The Columbia Grafonola Favorite S50 Favorite in name and favorite in fact. Other Columbia Grafonolas from S525 to 55500. A Columbia Graphophone Company New York, Box B312 Woolworth Bldg. Toronto, 365-367 Sorauren Ave. Prices in Canada plus duty. 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