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 - Class of 1916

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Cornell University - Cornellian Yearbook (Ithaca, NY) online collection, 1916 Edition, Cover
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F 4 i ' TIEEANY A Co. I JEWELERS SILVERSIYIITIIS STATIONERS J EWELRY, WATCHES, RINGS EIIES, EIVIBLEIVI PINS, TROPHIES SILVER CUPS, STATIONERY WITH IVIONOGRMIS IN I:oL0R,INvITATIoNS OF ALL IIINIIS, DIPLOIYIASJIEIIALS AND DIES FOR STANPING SEALS PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN T0 INQUIRIES ETY NAIL L FIFTH AVENUE 81 379' STREET Y NEW YORK .. H ow Io: -ll WATKINS N Y , on Seneca Lake Wm E Lefhngwell President The GLEN SPRINGS aagtgitt A Mineral 'Springs Health Resort and Hotel known as The American Nauheim H In the heart of the Lake Country. Noted for the most picturesque Lake, River and Mountain Scenery in America. Midway between the Great Lakes and the Hudson on the Southern Tier Highway, all Macadam. Five minutes walk from WATKIN S GLEN Sporty Golf Course, Tennis Courts, Motoring, Boating, Fishing, Music, Dancing. ?i5,Xf -wit? F 'ffiisifw i f:-f '.,2Hc1e W . . M .,:.g,,, - as 'ssiaafssa -'Y - E535 f ,t - z'i.,e:vffz'f t , i . ',-,,,,,...4f4f , is ::-1 at :iG1 w-.r B.. 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Rfportf on our .Mineral Spring: will bf Mailed on Requeft -1 - 'u 1 Some Orig incll' , Reflections In Washington's coach-house at Mt. Vernon, we find the original coach which he used-Very good in its day but now superseded. You don't want a product simply because it is marked Horiginalf' but you want the BEST in foods as in everything else. So the Judges of the Panama Exposition thought when they awarded to BORDEN'S Malted Milk the Grand Prize, the highest honor in their power to bestow. They recognized the quality BOR DE N'S Malted Milk - IN THE SQUARE PACKAGE expressed by the name a tonic food and body builder for sick and well, for adults and children alike. Ask your Doctor and your Druggist what they think about it. 1 The Only MALTED MILK vpuppl y HT ' l'- I that received ' . A' ' 'A GRAND PRIZE S Highest Award l M I d Panama Exposition O l Write for free trial package also copy of booklet 5 ':T 'T ?m Unusual Recipes. mamma A Malted Milk Dept. 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Fgwhi .wx-1--:-1,.ii-.t.-.ir y 2: y 2 t Qkfitiist MW I :K mtv- K i S -a wise, successful, and highly L H i honored banker and financier, lm' W e-e-Q whose generous gift of three 7 I stately and beautiful stone 1-- Nfffig Q . . . . gf - X -s i buildings to Cornell University E' has provided delightful homes ' XY' if : ' ' Q' - 1 for a large number of students 3 c S and at the same time inaugu- ij: rated on a splendid scale the Z ' XSS-31 J , l long-desired system of Res- lr idential Halls in which thou- ?-1 l 5 sands of students will one day y i P be furnished by the University Lg, 5 with safe, attractive, and ff economical accomodation, we i 3 gratefully dedicate this book. 'L-,H 1 Y 3 A E F' ' E i ' 1 , , i-v-.X 3-4 -4 i l ' 1 .,.ttr . .... M.. , ,,,,iV,,o,, N ,,,, , My - . wwfiiiswa was Q Xt 1. -- g 4- ' ,ff A ffffxld' H Q . 1 in p wifes, if film' ff - N1s-11 . W 1- 1 ' F 'Z fx. . r' an nl M r I A 1 The Cornell Annuals, Inc Editor-in-Chief I - ROBERT ALEXANDER BARNARD GOODMAN I Biifirtafx Manager' MARIO LAZO .Managing Editor CHARLES MONROE THORP, JR. Affiftant E'-ufirieff Illariager NEIL ARCHIBALD GORMAN Artiftic Editor WILLIAM FIELD STAUNTON, IR. Senior Afyociate Editor AUGUSTUS LAWRENCE FEICK, JR. Womari Editor FLORENCE ALIDA FAULHABER Affiftarit Artiftic Editor ' GUY BROWN WISER junior Axfociate Editorf ROBERT SICMUND BEIFELD HARPER ALLEN HOLT LLOYD BADGER SEAVER Affociate Bufinms Managfrf THOMAS HENRY DUOAN, JR. MAURICE NIEYER MINTON, JR. CLIFFORD SHERWOOD BAILEY 1 H 7 r- I1 fa, H... L ' ' 'f , emorinm A Peace! Peace! fte is noi? dead- if , Ile doih noi sleep -- -- Ile hath ' awakened rom 'H'XiS,dl'1'fEilTX. ' ylyc 4-QF--,. i::,g, ':e'z.. . - 41? ff A - .I r U , lr,1' -1-1 L44 -N an --4 N-1 -. -1-4 I .--1 --A I Bnhzrt Embers Earton Barbara Zgupntnn Zlrthur Qiraig walter ZBnnaIh Qlratnfurh Ziaarrp Bout Ramsar Qliatbarine Bnugall Einhn Qantas QEiJhp, Er. William Qrmstrung Jfesmier Qustin :Flint warner Qiaussagb :Wurter Zlline Eertruhe ilflnqilnskzp Eustin QEherett QB'ZKeefe 3BauI luuis Snbinarghanb Buhnlpb Qugust Eittbaus Bluijn Qtuart mark :-1, - P3 I 'L I! - S F 5 S ll lllllM lQlml lll'l l Government of the University The government of Cornell University is vested in a President elected by the Board of Trustees, and a Board of Trustees, consisting of the President of the University and thirty-nine other members, of whom seven are ex-officio, viz: the Governor of the State of New York, the Lieutenant-Governor, the Speaker of the Assembly, the Commissioner of Education, the Commissioner of Agri- culture, the President of the State Agricultural Society, and the Librarian of the Cornell library. The eldest lineal male descendant of Ezra Cornell is a trustee during his life. OI the remaining thirty-one members, fifteen are elected by co-optation for a term of five years, ten are elected by the alumni of Cornell University to serve for tive years, five are appointed by the Governor of the State of New York for the same term of service, and one is annually elected bv the State Grange. THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNIVERSITY . THE GOVERNOR OF NEW YYORK . THE LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR . THE SPEAKER OF THE ASSEMBLY THE COMMISSIONER OF EDUCATION THE COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE THE PRESIDENT OF THE STATE AGRICULTUR 333 West goth Street , . THE LIBRARIAN OF THE CORNELL LIBRARY CHARLES EZRA CORNELL . , TANDREW CARNEOIE , I CBJ TGEORGE C. BOLDT . QBQ IFRANK H. I-IISCOCK QBJ W 10 BOARD GF TRUSTEES Ithaca . Albany . Albany . Albany Albany Albany AL SOCIETY . . . . New York . . . Ithaca . . . . Ithaca . 2 East QIST St. New York IValdorf-Astoria, New York . Court I-Iouse, Syracuse rf.1 I I I as El, . LII THERBERT D. MASON CAD. . . Tulsa, Oklahoma TJAMES HARVEY EDWARDS CA.D . go Church Se, New York TFRANK H. IVIILLER . CG.D , 146 W. 54th Sr., New York IARED T. NEWMAN . CB.D ,,,, Ithaca NIYNDERSE VAN CLEEE CB.D , . , Ithaca ROBERT H. TREMAN CB.D ,... Ithaca JOHN C. WESTERVELT CA.D 36 W. 34th St., New York IVIRS. HARRIET T. NIOODY CA.D 2Q7O Groveland Ave., Cleveland, 0. THOMAS B. DYILSON . CG.D .... Hall HENRY H. VVESTINGHOUSE CB.D 165 Broadway, New York CHARLES E. TREMAN CB.D .... Ithaca ROGER B. WILLIAMS CB.D .... Ithaca FRANKLIN MATTHEWS CA.D Columbia School of Journalism, N.Y. CUTHBERT W. POUND CA.D . . . Lockport J. DUPRATT WHITE . CG.D , I4 VVall St., New York CHARLES H. BLOOD CB.D . . . Ithaca CHARLES SIDNEY SHEPARD CB.D . New Haven, New York HENRY W. SACKETT CB.D Tribune Bldg. New York IRA A. PLACE . CA.D Grand Central Terminal, New York GEORGE -I. TANSEY . CA.D 4oo S. Broadway, St. Louis, Mo. l ,IOHN A. DIX . . CG.D . . . Thomson HENRY R. ICKELHEIMER CB.D . Box 1854, New York CHARLES M. SCHWVAB CB.D III Broadway, New York ANDREW D. WHITE CB.D .... Ithaca HENRY J. PATTEN . CA.D zzo VVestern Union Bldg., Chicago WILLARD STRAIGHT 5. CA.D Izo Broadway, New York HORAOE WHITE , CG.D . . . Syracuse WILLIAM F. 'PRATT . CGr.D . 4'The Meadows, Batavia EMMONS L. WILIIIAMS, Comptroller of the University . Morrill Hall, Ithaca CHARLES D. BOSTWICK, Treasurer of the University and Secretary of the Board of Trustees ..... IVIorrill Hall, Ithaca 3'Te1'm of Office C5 yearsD expires in 1916, the next group of six in 1917, etc. CBD Elected by Board CAD Elected by the Alumni CGD Appointed by the Governor CGr.D Elected by the State Grange for 1915-16 Y S. -4 h- in r- .. ..- -4 I - -4 v- D- .. 11 f' 'I xi I Xl , 1 xx I Il I 24 L ua' Standing Committees of the Board of Trustees 1915-191 6' Committee on General Administration: NI. Van Cleef, Chairman, President Schurman, Andrew D. White, Charles E. Cornell, Roger B. lVilliams, James H. Edwards, John H. Barr, Henry Patten, Frank H. Hiscock, Thomas B. Wilson, Henry H. Westinghouse, Charles E. Treman, Cuthbert XV. Pound. Committee on Finance: Roger B. 'Williams, Chairman, President Schurman, Ira A. Place, Robert H. Treman, Henry H. Idckelheimer, C. Sidney Shepard. Committee on Buildings and Grounds: James H. Edwards, Chairman, President Schurman, John C. Wlestervelt, George C. Boldt, Henry 'W. Sackett, Charles H. Blood, J. DuPratt White. Agricultural College Council: Thomas B. Wilson, Chairman, President Schurman, X Charles S. VVilson, John J. Dillon, Jared T. Newman, john C. lliestervelt, John N. Carlisle, Frank H. Nliller, YVilliam F. Pratt, J.DuPratt W7hite, John A. Dix, Director of College of Agriculture and Treasurer of University without votes. Nledical College Council: President Schurman, Chairman, Ylvilliam Nl. Polk H. R. Icltelheimer, H. H. Westinghouse, Ira A. Place, Lewis A. Stimson VV. Gilman Thompson. 7 7 Veterinary College Council: President Schurman, Chairman, Emmons L. Will- liams, Veranus A. 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Ilm mllllililimwmiffifiiilill''U iafiilk yl ' 4 1' FRANK THILLY A.B., Ph.D. LLD., Dean of the College and Profeffor of Philorophy A.B., Cincinnati, 1887, A.Nl., Pl1.D., Heidelberg, 1891, LED., lVliSs0uri, 19075 Cincinnati, 1913. CPBK. ERNEST TROWBRIDGE PATNE, A.B. A.M., Secretary of the College. 1 ' Faculty BRISTOW ADAMS, B.A., Profefror of Exlemiorl B.A., Leland Stanford University, 1909. AFP. JOSEPH QUINCY ADAMS, JR., A.B., A.lVl., iPh.D., Afrirzeml Proferfor of Erlglirh A.B., Walse Forest, 1900, A.lVl., 1901, Ph.D., Cornell 1905, Zodiac. THOMAS SEWALL ADAMS, Ph.D., Acting Profeffor of Ecoiiomier Ph.D., John Hopkins, 1899. QUBK, University Club. ERNEST ALBEE, A.B., Ph.D., P7'0-fE5JOT of Philofophy A.B., Vermont, 18875 Ph.D., Cornell, 1894. fI1BK. Ross PETER ANDERSON, A.B., Ph.D., Afsifmrit Proferror of Chemifzfry A.B., Cornell, 1908, Ph.D., 1912. FA, EE, Alembic. EUGENE PLUMB ANDREWS, A.B., Arrirmrit Profefror of Archaeology and Curator of the Milreum of Carly. A.B., Cornell, 1895. QBK5 ATU, Sphinx Head, Savage Club. ARTHUR AUGUSTUS ALLEN, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Profefror of Zoology A.B., Cornell, 1907, A.M., 19085 Ph.D., 1911. FA, EE. WILDER DWIGHT BANCROFT, A.B., Ph.D,, Profefror of Physical Chemirlry AB., Harvard, 18885 Ph.D., Leipzig, 1892. AKE. FREDERICK BEDELL, A.B., M.S., Ph.D., Proferfor of Applied Electricity A.B., Yale, 1890, NLS., Cornell, 1891, Ph.D., Cornell, 1892, AA-fb, CIDBK. CHARLES EDWIN BENNETT, AB., Litt.D., Golclwirl Smith Proferfor of Latin AB., Brown, 1878, Litt.D., 1904. fI1BK, AT. 15 sz' , ,:-: CHARLES WILLIAM BENNETT, B.S., NIA., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Chemistry B.S. and MLA., Vanderbilt, Ph.D., Cornell. Acacia, fI1BK, EE. ERNEST BLAKER, B.S., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Physics B.S., Kansas, 1893, Ph.D., Cornell, 1901. BSU, FA, EE. ALBERT WILHELM BOESOHE, A.B., A.lVI., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of German A.B., Hamilton, 1897, A.M., 1898, Ph.D., Nlunich, 1905. AT, HIDBK. NIORITZ J. BONN, Lecturer on the jacob H. Schiff Foundation JAMES CHESTER BRADLEY, IVLS., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Systematic Ento- mology AIS., California, 1907, Ph.D., Cornell, 1910. EE, FA. JULIAN PLEASANT BRETZ, A.B., Ph.D., Professor of Arneriean History Ph.D., University of Chicago. KA CSOuthernj THOMAS' ROLAND BRIGGS, A.B., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Physical Chemistry A.B., Cornell, 1909, Ph.D., 1913. Bandhu, Long Island Club, EE. GEORGE PRFNTICE BRISTOL, A.B., ment of Greek, Director of the Education A.B., Hamilton, 1876, A.NI., A.NI., Professor of Greek, Head of the Depart- Summer Session and Director of the School of 1887. HIDBK, E111 ARTHUR WESLEY BROWNE, B.S., NLS., Ph:D., Professor of Inorganic and An- alytical Chemistry B.S., Wesleyan, 1900, NLS., AXE, CIDBK, E E. 1901, Ph.D., Cornell, 1903. AAG, SZTCID, TA, GEORGE LINCOLN BURR, A.B., LL.D., Litt.D., Professor of llfleafieval History A.B., Cornell, 1881, LL.D., Vllisconsin, IQO4, Litt.D., Wlestern RCSCfVC,IQO5Q LL.D., Washington College, 1907. CIDBK. WALTER BUCKINGHAM CARVER, Ph.B., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Matheniatics Ph.B., Dickinson, 1899, Ph.D., Johns Hopkins, 1904. CIJBK, AG, EE. GEORQE WALTER CAVANAUGH, B.S., Professor of Chemistry in its relations to Ag- riculture A B.S., Cornell, I 896. EMILEZMONNIN CHAMOT, B.S., Ph.D., Professor of Sanitary Chemistry and Toxi- eo ogy. B.S., Cornell, 1891, Ph.D., 1897. EE, QTQIJ, AXE, WILLIAM VVISTAR COMEORT, A.B., ANI., Ph.D., Professor of the Romance Languages and Literatures and Head of the Department A.B., Haverford, 1894, A.NI., Harvard, 1896, Ph.D., Harvard, 1902. CDBK. JOHN HENRY COMSTOCK, B.S., Professor of Entomology, Emeritus B.S., Cornell, 1874. AT, EET. LANE COOPER, A.NI., Ph.D., Professor of English A-B-1 Rutgers, 18965 ANI., Yale, 1898, Pl1.D., Leipzig, 1901. Aflb, CIDBK. JESSE HARLIAMAN COURSAULT, A.B., ANI., Ph.D., Acting Professor of Histo?-qt and Education. ' ' A-B-, Ohio State, 13935 AM., 1898, Ph.D., Columbia, 1907, CIQBK, QIDAK. , Q., I6 I I. r,1 ll -1. - S CLYDE FIRMAN CRAXIG, A.B., Ph.D., Afsirranz Proferfoi' of Mazhenialicf THOMAS FREDERICK CRANE, AB., AAAI., Ph.D., Litt.D., Proferroi of the Roinance Langiragef and Literatnref, Enierifnf ' AB., Princeton, 1864, Ph.D. CHon0raryU, 1874, Litt.D., Princeton, 1903. RA, CIDBK. JAMES EDXVIN CREIGI'ITON, AB., Ph.D., LL.D., Sage Proferroi' of Logic and Meta- phyricr and Dean of fhe Gradnafe School A.B., Dalhousie, ISS7, Ph.D., Cornell, 1892, LL.D., Queenls, 1902. A T Q. HOLLIS ELLSVVORTH DANN, hfluS.D., Proferroi' of Jlliuic iVluS.D., Alfred University. Savage Club, Sinfonia. HERMANN CHRISTIAN DAVIDSEN, Ph.D., Arrirfani Profeffof' of German Ph.D., Kiel, 1903. CHARLES DE GARMO, Ph.D., Profeffov' of the Science and Ar! of Education, Emeritus Ph.D., Halle, 1886. President of Swarthmore, 1891-1898. LOUIS BXIUNROE DENNIS, Ph.B., B.S., Profeffor of Inorganic C1Z6'177.'f.YZ7'3' and Head of the Deparlnzenf of Cheiniyfry Ph.B., Nfichigan, 1885, BS., 1886. NPT, EE, CIPBK, AXE, FA. Bf.lELVIN DRESEACH, FIS., NLD., Aizfirtant Proferfof of Phyriology NLS., Ohio State, 1900, KID., Ohio Nledical, 1905. NEN, EE. CHARLES LOVE DURHANL, BLA., Ph.D., Proferroi' of Lafin, Secretary of Adniinirtra- five Board in Charge of U7l6iK7'CZdII771E71 lVI.A., Furman, 1891, Ph.D., Cornell, 1899. XXII, Savage Club, Book and Bowl, Niajura. HERBERT CHARLES ELMER, A.B., Ph.D., Proferfor of Latin ' A.B., Cornell, 18835 Ph.D., Johns Hopkins, 1888. CIDBK, BGH. OSCAR DIEDRICH VON F.N0ELN, AB., Ph.D., Arrifzant Proferrov' of Phyrieal Geog- rapiiy A.B., Cornell, 19085 Ph.D., 1911. EE. DOINALD ENGLISH-, B.S., hfl.B.A., Arriftant Pioferror of Econoinicr Q BS., University of California, 1909, B'I.B.A., Harvard, IQIZ1.. PRIDE. ALBERT BERNHARDT FAUST, A.B., Ph.D., Profeffoi' of German, Head of the De- pamnenr A.B., Johns Hopkins, 1889, Ph.D., 1892. BGH, CIJBK. DAVID KENNEDY FRASER, NFA., B.Sc., Afrriftant Proferroi' of Education NFA., and BSC., Edinburgh, 1909. CIJAK. CUniVersitv Clubj, Cosmopolitan Club. SIMON HENRY GAGE, BS., Profeffor of Hirfology and Enibryology, Enzeritnf B.S., Cornell, 1887. AT, SZTKID. ROSVVELL CLIFTON GIBBS, AB., ANT., Ph.D., Arrirtant Proferfoi' of Phyricf A.B., Cornell, 1906, A.M., 1908, Ph.D., 1910. CDBK, EE. ADAM CAPEN GILL, A.B., Ph.D., Profeffoi' of .Mineralogy and Petrography A.B., Amherst, 1884.3 Ph.D., Nlunich, 1893. , DAVID CLINTON GILLESPIE, AB., FLA., Ph.D., Asfirtant Proferroi' of Mathematic: B.A., Virginia, 19005 Ph.D., Gottingen, 1906. KE, EE. 17 - I ' 0 l'l-, 1... ' -fn - - GEORGE LIVINGSTONE HAM1LTON, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of the. ' Romance Languages and Literatures U ' A.B., Harvard, 18955 A.M., 1897, Ph.D., Columbia, 1901. WILLIAM ALEXANDER HAMMOND, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Sage Professor of Ancient Philosophy and of Aesthetics A.B., Harvard, 18855 Ph.D., Leipzig, 1891. - GILBERT DENNISON HARRIS, Ph.B., Professor of Paleontology anal Stratigraphic , Geology ,..' Ph.B., Cornell, 1886. LIDBK, EE. ' JAMES MORGAN HART, AB., A.M., J.U.D., Litt.D., Professor of the English . Language and Literature, Emeritus ' ' A.B., Princeton, 1860, A.M., 1863, Juris Utriusque Doctor, Gottingen, 18643 I Litt.D., Princeton, 1900. AACID, CIJBK. . H GLENNLWASHINGTON'HERRICK, B.S.A., Professor of Economic Entomology L B.S.A., Cornell, 1906. AFP, EE, Quill and Dagger. V WATERMAN THOMAS HEWETT, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Professor of the German Language and Literature, Emeritus AB., Amherst, 1869, A.M., 1871, Ph.D., Cornell, 1879. NPT. - CHARLES HENRY HULL, A.B., Ph.B., Ph.D., Goldwin Smith Professor of American History 1 - y 1 A.B., Cornell, 18865 Ph.B., Cornell, Ph.D., Halle and Soule, 1892. AT, QJBK. . o ANDREW HUNTER, M.A., B.Sc., NI.B., Ch.B., Assistant Professor of Biochemistry QAbsent on leavej M.A., Edinburgh, 1895, B.Sc., 1899, MB., 1901, Ch.B., 1901. NEN, EE. . WALLIE ABRAHAM HURWITZ, A.B., A.Nl., BS., iPh.D., Assistant Professor of . Mathematics Al L A.B., A.M., and HS., University of Missouri, 1906, Ph.D., Gottingen, 1910. P QIDBK, EE. nf JOHN IRWIN HUTCHINSON, A.B., Ph.D., Professor of Mathematics A.B., Bates, 18895 Ph.D., Chicago, 1896. EE. Q HORACE LEONARD JONES, A.B., A.Nl., Ph.D., Professor of Greek , A.B., Carson and Newman, 18985 A.Nl., George XVashington University, h 19005 Ph.D., Cornell, 1909, CIDKE, Dixie Club. -3 RALPH HAYWARD ICENISTON, A.B., A.NI., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Romance j Languages and Literatures A.B., Harvard, IQO4, A.M., 1910, Ph.D., 1911. KIDBK. , j ABRAHAM TUCKER KERR, BS., NLD., Secretary of the llledical College at Ithaca. Professor of Anatomy. -' B.S., Cornell, 1895, NLD., Buffalo, 1897. BQH, NEN, EE. L 1 '- BENJAMIN FREEMAN IQINGSBURY, A.B., NLS., Ph.D., NLD., Professor of Histology - and Embryology A A.B., Buchtel, 18835 Ph.D., Cornell, 18955 NLD., Freiburg, 1904. fI1A9, EE. L. GEORGE NIEMAN LAUMAN, B.S.A., Professor of Rural Economy B.S.A., Cornell, 1897. I q ORA gs.IE.'AN1X1Z:,iCEi3!1,n5Ci.3g, Pgogessor of Astronomy and Geodesy 1 -I l' Al 9:4 ,Pm GUSTAV ERNST FREDERICK LUNDELL, BA., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Chemistry B.A., Cornell, 1903, Ph.D., 1909. EE. Alembic. WILLIAM EDWARD LUNT, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Professor of Moafer'n European History A.B., Bowdoin, 1904, A.M., Harvard, IQOS, Ph.D., 1908. ZNII, fIDBK. JAMES MCMAHON, A.B., A.M., Professor of Mathematics A.B., Trinity College, Dublin, 1881, A.M., 1890. QIDKWII, CIDBK, EE. JAMES FREDERICK NIASON, A.B., Ph.D., Professor of Romance Languages ' A.B., Harvard, 1902, Ph.D., johns Hopkins, 1910. CIJBK. Book and Bowl. FRANK EDGAR NLELVIN, A.B., M.A., Ph.D., Acting Assistant Professor of Modern European History A.B., Kansas 1906, M.A., Kansas 1909, Ph.D., Penn. 1912. ERNEST GEORGE MERRITT, M.E., Professor of Physics M.E., Cornell, 1886. KIHKKII, EE, QTBH, FA. GEORGE SYLVANUS MOLER, A.B., B.lVI.E., Professor of Physics B.lX4.E., Cornell, 1875, A.B., Hedding College, 1882. EE. BENTON SULLIVAN MONROE, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of English A.B., Cornell, 1896, A.M., 1897, Ph.D., 1901. CDBK. GUY BROOKS NLUCHMORE, A.B., Assistant Professor of Public Speaking A.B., Southwestern, 1910. JAMES GEORGE NEEDHAM, B.S., M.S., Ph.D., Professor of General Biology, Lim- nology and Nature Study, Head of Department of Entomology B.S., Knox, 1891, M.S., 1893, Ph.D., Cornell, 1898. CLARIK SUTHERLAND NORTHUP, A.B., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of English A.B., Cornell, 1893, Ph.D., 1898. fI1BK, Quill and Dagger, Zodiac. WILLIAM RIDGELEY ORNDORFF, A,B., Ph.D., Professor of Organic and Physio- ' logical Chemistry A.B. Johns Hopkins, I884g Ph.D., 1887. NEN, EE. SAMUEL PETER ORTH, A.B., Ph.D., Professor of Political Science A,B., Oberlin, 1896, Ph.D., Columbia, 1902. FREDERICK WILLIAM OWENS, B.S., M.S., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Mathe- matics B.S., M.S., Kansas, 1902, Ph.D., Chicago, 1907. EE. PAUL RUSSELL POPE, A.B., Ph.D., Professor of German A.B., Adelbert, 1898, Ph.D., Leipzig, IQO3. CIJBK, BGII. FREDERICK CLARKE PRESCOTT, A.B., Assistant Professor of English A.B., Harvard, 1894. KA. LAWRENCE PUMPELLY, A.B., Pl1.D., Assistant Professor of the Romance Languages and Literatures A.B., Williams, 1902, Ph.D., Strassburg, IQO7. ZNII, CIJBK. Savage Club. ARTHUR RANUM, A.B., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Mathematics A.B., lVIinnes0ta, 1892, Ph.D., Chicago, 1906. CIDBK, EE. 1 HUGH DANIEL REED, BS., Ph.D., Affiftam P1'ofeJ.ro1' of Neurology and Vertebrate Zoology B.S., Cornell, 18995 Ph.D., 1903. EE, FA. A FLOYD IKARKER RICHTMYER, A.B., Ph.D., Affiftavzt Proferfov' of Phyficf A.B., Cornell, 19045 Ph.D., IQIO. EE. HEINRICII RIES, Ph.B., ANI., Ph.D., Pfoferfov' of Economic Geology and Head of the Department of Geology Ph.B., Columbia, 18925 A.NI., 18955 PlI.D., 1896. EE, FA. WILLIAM ALBERT RILEY, B.S., Ph.D., Profefyor of Infect .Wlorphology and Pararito- Z gy ISS., De Pauvv, 18975 Ph.D., Cornell, 1903. AT, CIJBK, EE, FA. VVILLARD WINFIELD ROWLEE, B.L., D.Sc., Profeffor of Bofany B.L., Cornell, 18885 D.Sc., 18935 KZ, EE. RASMUS S. SABY, A.B., A.NI., Ph.D., Affixtam Profefsov' of Polizical Science A.B., NIinnes0ta, 19075 A.NI., 19085 PlI.D., Pennsylvania, 1910. CDBK. MARTIN WRIGHT SAMPSON, BA., NIA., Golafwin Smillz Profeffor of Evzglirh Litera- ture and Head of the DEjJ6Z7'Z'77ZE7Zf of Euglixh A.B., Cincinnati, 18885 A.NI., 1890. LIDBK, QYKE. - NATIIANIEL SCI-IMIDT, A.NI., Profeffov' of Semitic Lcmgczragef and Lite7'atu1'e5 Hudiksoold Gymnasium, ISSZQ University OI Stockholm, 1882-18845 Theo- logical Seminary, 1884-18875 University of Berlin, 18905 AAI., Colgate, 1887, FRANCIS ROBERT SHARPE, A.B., Ph.D., Affiftant Profefror 0-flJJ6IIf1ZE777,flfICJ' A.B., Cambridge, 18925 Ph.D., Cornell, 1907. EE. JOHN SANFORD SHEARER, B.S., Ph.D., Profeffor of Plzyficf B.S., Cornell, 18935 Ph.D., 1901. HENRY AUGUSTUSSILL, A.B., A.NI., Ph.D., Profenov' of Ancient Hzlriory A.B., Columbia, 18885 A.NI., 18895 Pl1.D., Halle, 1900. CIJBK, AAGD. SUTHERLAND SIMPSON, B.Sc., NID., D.Sc., F.R.S.E., Profefror of Plzwiologcv. B.Sc., Edinburgh, 18945 NI.D., 19015 D.Sc., 19035 EE, NSN. i i i VIRGIL SNYDER, B.S., A.NI., Ph.D., Profeffor of M'athemafic5 B.S., Iowa State, 18895 A.NI., Gottingen, 18935 PlI.D., ISQ4, EE, WILLIAM STRUNK, JR., A.B., Ph.D., Profefror ofE1zgliJfL A.B., Cincinnati, 18905 Ph.D., Cornell, 1896. CIIBK. JAMES BATCHELLER SUMNER, A.B., ANI., PlI.D., Afsirfam Proferxov' ofBioehemi,vzry In the Dejbartment of Phyifiology ' ' A.B., Harvard, 19105 AM., I9I3, Ph.D., IQI4. JOHN HENRY TANNER, B.S., Ph.D., Profeffov' of .Mathemazicf B.S., Cornell, 1891. AT, EE, CHARLES FULLIINIQTON TIIOMPSON, Inf Lieutenant of 16111 I1zfa1zz1'y, U.S.A., Pro- ffffoc of Nlzlztary Sczence and Tactics. .J 0 A l EDWARD BRADEORD TITCHENER, A.B., NIA., Ph.D., LL.D., D.Sc., Litt.D., Sage Professor of Psychology in the Graduate School, Lecturer in Psychology and Head of the Departrnent A.B., Oxford, 18905 Ph.D., Leipzig, 1892, M.A., Oxford, 1894, LL.D., Wis- consin, IQO4, D.Sc., Oxford, 1906, Harvard 19095 Litt.D., Clark, 1909. EE. JOSEPH ELLIS TREVOR, A.lVI., Ph.D., Professor of Therrnoclynarnics A.lXfI., Ph.D., Leipzig, 1892. JOHN ROSCOE TURNER, NLS., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Econornics M.S., Ohio Northern, 1903, Ph.D., Princeton, 1913. CIJBK, AO. CHARLES MELLEN TYLER, A.B., A.M., D.D., Professor ofthe History and Philosophy of Religion ancl of Christian Ethics, Erneritus. , A.B., A.lVI., Yale, 18555 D.D. Yale, 1892. CIJBK, A K E. ABBOTT PAYSON USHER, A.B., ANT., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Econornics A.B., Harvard, 1904, A.M., 19055 Ph.D., IQIO. QDBK. HARRY PORTER WVELD, Ph.B., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Psychology 'Ph.B., Ohio State, 1900, Ph.D., Clark, 1911. Z A E, EE. WALTER FRANCIS W1LLcoX, A.B., A.lVL, LL.B., LL.D., Ph.D,, Professor of Econ- ornics anal Statistics A.B., Amherst, 1884, A.lXl., 1888, LL.D., IQO6,LL.B.,COlL11'I1bia, I887,Ph.D. 1891. rrfr, f11BK, f1:Af1:. , HENRY SHALER XVILLIAMS, Ph.B., Ph.D,, Professor of Geology, Emeritus Ph.B., Yale, 18685 Ph.D., 1871. XIIT, EEZ. JAMES ALBERT XAPINANS, A.B., AAT., LL.B., Professor of Public Speaking A.B., Hamilton, 1897, A.M., 19005 LL.B., Cornell, IQO7.. AKE, CIDBK. ALLYN ABBOTT YOUNG, Ph.B., Ph.D., Professor of Econornics ancl Finance Ph.B., Hiram College, 1894, Ph.D., Wisconsin, 1902. Z A E. CHARLES VAN PATTEN YOUNG, A.B., Professor of Physical Culture and Director of the Gyrnnasiurn A.B., Cornell, 1899, Graduate Princeton Theological Seminary, 1902. AACIJ. I Quill and Dagger. INSTRUCTORS CHARLES PAUL ALEXANDER, B.S., Instructor in Natural History B.S., Cornell, 1913. FA, EE, Agassiz Club. ELAM J. ANDERSON, A.B., Instructor in Public Speaking A.B., Drake, 1912. CIDAK. ALBERT ,LEROY ANDREWS, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Instructor in Gerrnan ancl Scandi- naman A.B., Williams, 1899, A.M., Harvard, 1903, Ph.D., Kiel, 1908. QIJBK. ELMER JAMES BA11.EY, Ph.B., Ph.M., A.Nl., Ph.D., Instructor in English Ph.B., Rochester, 1894, Ph.M., 1897, A.Nl., Hamilton, 1905, Ph.D., Cornell, 1909. CIDBK. ' DANE LEWIS BALDWIN, A.B., M.A., Instructor in English A.B., Cornell, 19095 M.A., Yale, 1910. QDBK. 21 '1 - I' P -- Nil L ALBERT REIFF BECHTEL, B.S., A.M., Inftrnctor in Botany B.S., Cornell, 19085 A.M., Cornell, 1912. EE, CIDAK. HERMAN BETZ, B.S., Inftrnctor in Mathematicf B.S., Rochester, IQIZ, CIDBK, AT. EDWIN GARRIGUES BORING, M.E., A.M., Inftrnctor in Pfychology M.E., Cornell, 19085 A.M., 1912. EE, KIJAK. LEWIS HENRY BOULTER, A.B., A.M., Inftrnctor in Englifh A.B., Cornell, IQI3, A.M., 1914. Nayati, Savage Club, Manuscript Club. RALPH BOWN, M.E., Inftrnctor in Phyfic: M.E., Cornell, 1913. 1'A,HKN, EE. LESLIE NATHAN BROUGHTON, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Instructor in Englifh A.B., Union, 1900, A.M., 19105 Ph.D., Cornell, 1911. CIDBK. THOMAS BENJAMIN BROWN, A.B., Inftrnctor in Phyficf MURRAY WRIGHT BUNDY, A.B., A.Nl., Instructor in Englifh A.B., Cornell, 1912, A.M., Cornell, 1913. I 3 ROBERT WILBUR BURGESS, A.B., B.A., Ph.D., Inftrnctor in .Mathematics A.B., Bown, B.A., Oxford, Ph.D., Cornell. AT, CIDBK. ROBERT ARGYLL CAMPBELL, A.B., Lecturer in Economics A.B., University Of Wisconsin. University Club. MELVIN GLEASON CROWELL, A.B., A.Nl., Inftrnctor in Englirh B.S., Cornell, IQI2, A.M., 1912. EAE. GEORGE IRVING DALE, A.B., Inftrnctor 'in Romance Languages and Literatnref A.B., Cornell, 1910. Bandhu, CIJBK. ALEXANDER Nl. DRUMMOND, A.B., A.M., Instructor in Public Speaking A.B., Hamilton, 19065 A.M., Harvard, 1907. AKE. ELLSWORTH DAVID ELSTON, A.B., Inftrnctor in Phyyical Geography A.B., Cornell, 1912. EE, FA, QIDAK. WILLIAM SILLIMAN FOSTER, A.B., Ph.D., Inftrnctor in P1-ychology A.B., Cornell, 19085 Ph.D., 1913. CEBK, EE, QDAK. RAYMOND FREDERICK GEORGIA, B.Chem., Inftructor in Chemixtry FRANK E. E. GERMANIET, Instructor in Physics Dr. es Sc., University of Geneva, Switzerland, 1914. KIJBK, EE. 99 H ' rg: .. .. -.. in E- ..a f-- ,... '11 ... ... -.I-4 'VFW P- 1 '44 IQASSON STANFORD GIBSON, A.B., fnftmictoi' in Phyficf A.B., Cornell, 1912. EE, CIDBK. ALLAN H. GILBERT, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Inftrnctor in English AB., Cornell, 1909, A.M., Yale, 1910, Ph.D., Cornell, 1912. CIDBK. JOHN WILLIAM HEBEL, A.B., ANI., Inftmictoi' in English A.B., Indiana University, 1912, A.NI., Cornell, 1913. EE, CIPBK. JOSEPH STANLEY HOOK, AB., A.lVl., InJzf1'nczfor in Economic Geology A.B., Stanford, 1910, A.M., 1913. Cosmopolitan Club. CHARLES ROLAND HUGINS, A.B., Inmnczior in Economic: DONALD JACKSON, In.fzf1'ncZo1' Romancc Lczngiiczgcf, CBes L. Bordeauxb IQIO. JOHN EDWARD JACOBY, A.B., A.Nl., Instrncztoi' in Englifli A.B., Nlichigan, 1910, A.NI., University Of Pennsylvania, 1913. University Club. ROBERT WALDO KING, A.B., Inftmiczoi' in Phyficf A.B., Cornell, 191-2. EE. CLARENCE CAMERON KOCPIENDERFER, Inmniciov' in Economic: A.B., Maryville, A.NI., Olivet. HENRY ANTHONY LAPPIN, AB., Ivinimictoi' in Englifh A.B., Dublin, Ireland, 1913. HENDRIK WILLEM VAN LOON, A.B., Lccrnici' on Modern Hiffory I A.B., Cornell, 1905, Ph.D., Munich, 1911. Savage Club. JOSEPH VANCE MCIQELVEY, AB., A.M., Ph.D., Infrmictoi' in Mathematic: A.B., Cornell, 1906, Ph.D., 1909. CIJBK. WILLIAM GARFIELD NIALLORY, A.B., A.M., Inmfnctor in Phyficf AB., Oberlin, 1905, A.M., 1907. EE. EDWIN CHARLES MAYER, A.B., A.M., Inrzrucztor in Phyficf A.B., Cornell, IQOQQ A.M., 1910. FA, EE. PETER ANDREW VAN DER MEULEN, B.ChenI, Innfrnctor in .Mineralogy and Petro-- gmphy ROBERT B. MILLER, Infzrncior in Fencing 23 1 .Q A I 1 VICTOR ELVERT NIONNETT, A.B., Imzrurzfof' in Gfology A A.B., Olclahorna, 1912. . CARLETON CHASE lVlURDOCK, BS., A.M., Imzmcror in Plzyyicf V BS., Colgate, IQO7, A.M., Cornell, 1910. CIDKXII, FA, fIDBK, EE. HOWARD A. PIDGEON, B.S., DQS., Imtmclor in Phyfiff . FREDERICK HOFMANN RHODES, A.B., Ph.D., I7Z.Yl7 LLCl01 in Clz.emifz1'y l A.B., 1910, Wabash, Ph.D., 1914, Cornell. fIDBK, EE. V RALPH CHAPMAN ROGERS, NLE., A.M., Imtructov' in Phyricf A 'V NLE., Cornell, 1905, A.Nl., 1908. AT, EE, Savage Club. A JOHN CHRISTOPHER SCHELLENG, AB., Ivzrzrurzov' in Plzyricr 'if' A.B., Cornell, 1915. GIDBK, Scorpion. , I LOUIS LAZARUS SILVERMAN, A.B., Ph.D., I1-zrlructor l71.MdlhE77ZdflC5 :: A.B., Harvard, 1905, A.M., 1907, Ph.D., Missouri, IQIO. EE. . 1 FREDERICK RfIILLER SMITH, A.B., I1z.rt1'uczfor in English :: AE., Indiana, 1399. CIDBK. . . I 'RANSOM EVARTS SOMERS, AB., A.,hfI., I7Z.S'If7'LlCZ07' in Economic Geology H A.B., Harvard, 1908, A.lXrl., 1910. N TPIEODORE THORSON STENBERG, A.B., Alfl., LL.B., I-nmmczor in Public Spealemg P A.B., Nlinnesota, 1906, A.Nl., 19085 LL.B., Oregon, 1911. A CHARLES LEE SWISHER, AB., Imzfmctor in Plzyricr CLEMENT VOLLMER, Ph.D., Imzructov' in German Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania, 1915. University Club, QB. :Z PAUL THORNE YVEEKS, A.B., Imtmctor in Plzyricr . THOMAS WTIITNEY BENSON VXIELSH, A.B., Ph.D., I1z1'z1'mzo1' in ClZK77'Z'l.Vll'j' - A.B., Cornell, 1908, Ph.D., 1913. EN, EE, Sphinx Head, ROBERT MORSE WOODBURY, AR., AML, Ph.D., Ivzrzfructor in .EC07Z0'77'ZlC.Y A.B., A.lVI., Clark Umversity. Ph.D., Cornell 1915. WVILLIAM KELLEY VVRIGHT, AB., Ph.D., Ivzftmclof' in Phllofoplzy L6'ClZ'l7'E7' ov Ealuccmon 7 A.B., Chicago, 1899, Ph.D., 1906. CIJFA. WESIEEIYBDANIEL ZINIQTECKER, Ph.B., Ph.D., Ivzmmctor in Gerwzavz D . ., German Vi allace COh1oD, 1903, Ph.D., Cornell, IQII, cI:BK, Q r'1 j A LH I' N -4 -.4 ,- - A A We I . 131277 L1 ii . ll ff ,, EDWIN HIMLIN XVOODRUFF LL.B. Acting Dean of the College o Low Pro effor o Law LL.B. Cornell 1888. ' All Faculty GEORGE GLEASON BOGERT A.B. LL.B. Auifteznt Pro error o Law A.B. Cornell IQO6' LL.B. 1908. CIDBK CIJACID Sphinx Head Zodiac. CHARLES ZKELLOGG BURDICK A.B. LL.B. Pro error o Law A.B. Princeton LL.B. Columbia. CIHACIH Crder ofthe Coif. I XIVILLIAM LINCOLN DREW B.S. LL.B. Pro efroro Law Sabbatic Leave. ' B.S. Iowa 1889' LL.B. Harvard 1892. CDACIJ. ALFRED HAYES A.B. ANI. LL.B. Profeffor o Law A.B. Princeton 1895' A.Nl. 1898-LL.B. Columbia 1898. CIJKWP CIDBK. QPACID. FRANI IRVINE B.S. LL.B. Director ofthe College of Law and Dean o tlie Faculty, Pro error o Practice and Procedure. Sabbatic Leave . B.S. Cornell I88O' LL.B. National 1883. XCIJ DACID Quill and Dagger. JAMES VVHITE PERSOIXS LL.B. Lectnrer on the United Stettef Beznlernptcy Act. JUDGE HARRINGTON PUTNAM, A.B., LL.B., Lecturer on the Law of Shipping and Adniirczlity CHARLES TRACY STAGG, LL.B., Profeffor of Procedure and Secretary ofthe College LL.B., Cornell, IQO2. CIJAQIP, Acacia. DE YVITTE B. WYCKOEE, LL.B., Acting Affiftant Profeffor of Law LL.B., Cornell, IQIO. EDVVARD ECKER VVILLEVER, Librarian of the College of Law L. VVARD BANNISTER, A.B., LL.B., Lecturer on Iflfeftern Water Rights 7 'iQ . 'I r . , -A 'S ' T31 A P-1 xx 'l Z V , I H 1 45? E A XX AAS I ,l 7 as ,I , 4 5 7 5' II' f I f JA- 3 I, ' f 6 L.. X .J X f pl L, t'f' , , rw-7,--, , 3 fi? I lt ' WPKQP M , Ly., 4 'F I 7 7 , . f , f f 7 7 W ' 7 7 7 f f 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 . 7 7 7 f f 7 7 7 7 I 7 7 7 f lf C l ' 7 7 7 7 7 L! : 4 7 7 7 7 7 lf ' 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 4 7 7 7 F JI P f f 4 I I - n 7 7 7 7 7 1 7 C 7 M ' T 7 7 za Q:-7 51, .53 ' age i A P' . E L ' lea YVILLIAM MECKLENBURG POLK, NLD., LL.D., Director of Cornell Unioerfity Medical College and Profeffor of Clinical Surgery, Department of Gynecology NLD., College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, 1869, LL.D., University Of the South, 1892, LL.D., Columbia, 1904. Consulting Physician to Saint Lukeis Hospital, tO Saint Vincent's Hospital, to Newig York Lying-in-Hospital, to Trinity Hospital. Faculty in New York PROFESSORS CHARLES CLIFFORD BARROWS, A.NL, NLD., Alffiftant Profeffor of Clinical Surgery, Department of Gynecology NLD., Virginia, 13795 University of City of New York, 1880. Z'If. STANLEY R. BENEDICT, B.A., Ph.D., Profefror of Chenzirtry B.A., Cincinnati, 1906, Ph.D., Yale, 1908. LEWIS GREGORY COLE, NLD., Profeyfor of Radiology NLD., Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1898. AT. WARREN COLEMAN, A.B., A.NL, NLD., Proferror of Clinical Mediciiie and Applied l Pharmacology L A.B., Kentucky, 1888, NLD., New York, 1891. QIDAE. WILLIAM BRADLEY COLEY, A.B., A.NL, NLD., Profefror of Clinical Surgery B.S., Yale, 1884, CHonoraryj, 1909, NLD., Harvard, 1888, BGA., CHOnoraryD 1910. AQA QHOnOraryD. LEWIS ATTERBURY CONNER, Ph.D., NLD., Profefror of Clinical Medicine Ph.B., Yale, 1887, NLD., Columbia, 1890. CIHAE. 1 20 1- 1 0 1,1 I4 .J CHARLES LooMIs DANA, A.NL, NLD., LL.D., Profeffor of Clinical Medicine, Department of Nenrology AB., Dartmouth, 18725 A.NL, 1875, NLD., Columbia, 1875, NLD., Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1876, LL.D., Dartmouth I9o8. XIIT, NEN, CIDEK. JAMES CLIFTON EDGAR, Ph.B., AB., A.NL, NLD., Profexfor of Ohftetricf anal Clin- ical .Midwifery Ph.B., Lafayette, 18825 A.B., 1884, A.lW., 1886, NLD., New York, 1885. zxrf, CIJAE. GEORGE THOMPSON ELLIOTT, A.B., NLD., Proferror of Clinical Snrgery, Depart- ment of Dermatology A.B., Yale 1877, NLD., Louisiana, 1881. AKE. WILLIAM JAMES ELSER, NLD., Profefror of Bacteriology NLD., Bellevue Hospital Medical College, 1895. CIJAE. JAMES EWING, AB., A.NL, Sc.D., NLD., Proferyor of Pathology A.B., Amherst, 1888, A.NL, 1891, NLD., Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1891. AT, KIDAE, CIJBK. NELLIS BARNES FOSTER, NLD., Arristant Profefror of Clinical Medicirie CHARLES LANGDON GIBSON, A.B., NLD., Arrirtant Profeyxor of Surgery J. F. GUDERNATSCH, Ph.D., Afrirtant Profeffor of Anatomy JOHN AUGUSTUS HARTWELL, Ph.B., NLD., Profeffor of Clinical Snrgery Ph.B., Yale, 1889, NLD., Columbia, 1892. - THQMAS Woon HASTINGS, A.B., NLD., Proferror of Clinical Pathology A.B., Johns Hopkins, 1894, NLD., 1898. CDKNII. ROBERT ANTHONY HATCHER, Ph.G., NLD., Proferror of Pharmacology NLD., Tulane, 1898. IRVING SAMUEL HAYNES, Ph.B., NLD., Profeffor of Applied Anatomy and Clinical Surgery Ph.B., Wesleyan, 1885, NLD., New York, 1887. AK E, CIDAE QHonoraryj. JAMES MORLEY HITZORT, A.B., NLD., Afsirtant Profefror of Clinical Snrgery, Department of Surgery A.B., Princeton, 18975 NLD., Johns Hopkins, IQOI. ,AUGUST HOCH, NLD., Proferror of Clinical Medicine, Department of Pfychopath- ology NLD., University of Nlaryland, 1890. H 27 1 i El Ii ,--. ..- ,. 51 JAMES CHIEVV JOHNSTON, A.B., NLD., Arfiftant :P7'0fE5.Y07' of Clinical Surgery, Department of Dermatology Y A.B., Johns Hopkins, 1890, NLD., New York, 1892. BQH, GNE. FOSTER ISLENNEDY, NLD., Ai-riszanl Profefror of Clinical Mecliciiie, Department of Neurology EDWARD LOUGHBOROUGH IQEYSE, JR., A.B., NLD., Pl1.D., Profefror of Clinical Surgery, Department of Urology A A.B., Georgetown, 18925 Ph.D., 1901, NLD., Columbia, 1895. ALEXANDER LAMBERT, A.B., Ph.B., NLD., Profeffor of Clinical .Medicine A.B., Yale, 1884, Ph.B., 1885, NLD., Columbia, 1888. AKE, fIDAZ. GRAHAM LUSK, Ph.B., Ph.D., Sc.D., F.R.S. CEDIND. Profeffor of Phyfiology Pl1.D., Columbia, 1887, Ph.D., Nlunicli, 1891, SOD., Yale, 1908. FRANK SHERMAN BALEARA, A.B., Pli.D., NLD., Profeffor of Tlierapenticf A.B., Yale, 1890, Ph.D., 1892, NLD., Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1895. JOHN RAYMOND NLURLIN, Ph.D., Afriyzanf Profeeror of Physiology CHARLES EDWARD NAMMACK, Ph.B., NLD., LL.D., Profefror of Clinical llleclicine Pli.B., Saint Francis Xavier's New York, 1878, NLD., Bellevue Hospital Nleclical College, 1881, LL.D., Fordham, 1908. NVALTER LINDSAY NILES, NLD., Arriftant Profeffor of Clinical llffeclicine NLD., Cornell, 1902. CIHAE. ROBERT GRIGG REESE, Ph.G., NLD., Profeyfor of Clinical Surgery, Department of Oplithalniology Pli.G., Nlaryland College of Pharmacy, 1887, NLD., University of New York, 1891. fPKKIf, fI2AE. JOHN ROGERS, A.B., Ph.D., NLD., Profefror of Clinical Surgery A.B., Yale, 1887, Ph.B., 1888, NLD., Columbia, 1891. QDAE. OTTO HENRY SCHULTZE, A.B., NLD., Arrifzanz' Proferfor of Pathological Anazonzy anal Profersor of Medica-Legal Pathology College of City of New York, 1886, NLD., Columbia, 1889. AKE, 1 Y . . WILLIAM H. SHELDON, NLD., Arsirfanf Proferfor of Clinical .Medicine HARMON SMITH, A.B., NLD., Profefror of Clinical Surgery, Dejnartnzenzf of Laryng- ology and Rliinology ' B.A., University of Georgia, 18924, NLD., Bellevue Hospital Nledical College, 1897, ATA, QAE. 7 ' 1 ' I LEWIS ATTEIIBIIRY STIMSON, AB., NLD., LL.D.,.P1'off.v.vo1' of Siwgcry A.B., Yale, 1863, NLD., Bellevue Hospital Nleclical College, 1874, LL.D., Yale, 1900. Scroll and Key. NPT. CHARLES RUPERT STOCKARD, BS., NLS., Ph.D., Piofcfroi' of Anatomy BS., NLississippi Agricultural and Nlechanical College, 1899, NLS., 1901, Ph.D., Columbia, 1907. NEN, EE. ISRAEL STRAUSS, A.B., A.NL, NLD., Arfiftant Profcfroi' of Neuro-Anatoniy A.B., Brown, 1894, A.NL, and NLD., Columbia, 1898. HIYBK. ALFRED S. TAYLOR, HP., A.NL, NLD., Afyirtant Profcfsoi' of 0p.c'1'atii'c Sizigery B.P., Brown, 1891, A.NL, 1892, NLD., Columbia, 1895, AT, CIHBK. NN71LL1AM GILMAN THOMPSON, Ph.B., NLD., Piofefsoi' of Medicine Ph.B., Yale, S.S.S., 1877, NLD., Columbia College Of Physicians and, Sur- geons, 1881. ANP, CIJAE. NNIILLIAM CROOKS THRO, B.S.A., A.NL, NLD., Affiyianzf Profafi-01' of Clinical Path- ology B.S.A., Cornell, IQOO, A.NL, 1901, NLD., 19o7. EE, FA. JOHN CUTLER TORREY, A.B., Ph.D., Arrifiant Profeffoi' of Exjberinicntal Patliologg and Leczurer on Hygiene A.B., University of Vermont, 1898, Ph.D., Columbia University, 1902. EGP, f1wBK. I CHARLTON WALLJXCE, NLD., Profcrfoi' of Clinical Sizrgccy, Dcpartnient of Orthopae- dic S icrgcry A.B., Transylvania, 1894, NLD., Columbia College of Physicians and Sur- geons, 1898. NEN, KA CSOuthernj. RICHARD WEIL, A.B., A.NL, NLD., Affiffant Profcwsoi' of Expcriinfnzfal Thera- peiltics A.B., Columbia, 1896, A.NL, 1898, NLD., 1900. FREDERICK WHITING, A.NL, NLD., Pioffffoc of Clinical Surgery, Dc,1Ja1'zfnienzE'0f Ozology A.NL, Amherst, 1882, NLD., Long Island College Hospital, 1885. CARL J. WIGGERS, NLD., Affidavit .P1'0fE5507' of Pliyriology NLD., Michigan, 1906. EE. JOSEPH EDCIL NVINTERS, NLD., Profcsiror of Clinical lllealicina, Dcpartnicnt of Pcciiatiicf NLD., New York, 1872. CIDAE. GEORGE VVOOLSEY, A.B., NLD., Profcfroi' of Alnafoniy and Clinical Sn1'gc1'y A.B., Yale, 1881, NLD., Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1885. CIHAE. 29 '1 52 -' ,na L L !'1 '.. ' L .J INSTRUCTORS Q HAROLD CAPRON BAILEY, NLD., Inrtructor in Obstetric: NLD., Cornell, I903. NEN. BENJAMIN STOCKWELL BARRINGER, A.B., NLD., Clinical Inrtructor in Surgery Department of Urology FENWICK BECKMAN, NLD., Instructor in Operative Surgery JOSEPH C. BOCK, Inrtructor in Chemirtry LEROY BROUN, NLD., Clinical Inftructor in Surgery, Department of Gynecology NLD., Vanderbilt, 1887. KENNETH BULKLEY, NLD., Inftructor in Clinical Surgery FRANKLIN T. BURKE, NLD., Clinical Inftructor in Surgery ARTHUR HUTCHINS CILLEY, A.B., NLD., Clinical Instructor in Surgery, Department of Orthopaedic: A.B., Princeton, 1893, NLD., Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1896. XIIT. ARTHUR FERNANDEZ COCA, A.B., A.NL, NLD., ,Instructor in Experimental Path- ology A.B. and A.NL, Haverford, NLD., Pennsylvania. CARY EGGLESTON, NLD., Inftructor in Pharmacology and .Materia Medica NLD., Cornell, 1907. KIDAE. SEWARD ERDMAN, A.B., NLD., Inrtructor in Clinical Surgery A.B., Princeton, 1897, NLD., Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons, IQO2. ELSIE S. L'EsPERANcE, NLD., Instructor in Pathology CHARLES F.. FARR, NLD., Instructor in Surgery JEREMIAH SWEETSER FERGUSON, NLS., NLD., Secretary of the Faculty ROLEE FLOYD, A.B., NLD., Inrtructor in Clinical .Medicine AgB., Harvard, 1895, NLD., Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1 99. HORACE W. FRINK, NLD., Instructor in Clinical Medicirie JOHN C. A. GERSTER, NLD., Inrtructor in Operative Surgery MALCOLM GOODRIDGE, A.B., NLD., Inrtructor in Therapeutics' AQBQ, Princeton, 1894, NLD., Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons, I 9 . GEORGE DEMPSTER HAMLEN, A.NL, NLD., Inrtructor in Ohrtetricr and Clinical Surgery, Department of Gynecology. H A.B., Nvesleyan, 1888, A.NL, 1891, NLD., New York, 1890. AKE, CIDAE. 4' 30 I - l I - l WALTER J. HEIMANN, lX4.D., Clinical Instructor in Surgery, Department of Der- matology. ARTHUR EDMUND HOAG, NLD., Instructor in Surgery NLD., Cornell, 1908. IISAE. , JOSEPH P. HOGUET, A.B., NLD., Instructor in Surgery A.B., Harvard, 1904, NLD., Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1907. W FRANK NL HUNTOON, NLD., Instructor in Bacteriology NLD., Cornell, 19o3. HENRY WIRT JACKSON, NLD., Instructor in Clinical Pathology FREDERICK L. K.EAYS, A.B., NLD., Instructor in Physical Diagnosis ROBERT FOSTER KENNEDY, NLB., B.Ch., NLD., Instructor in Clinical Medicine, Department of Neurology NLB., B.Ch., Royal University of Ireland, NLD., Queen's, Dublin. CIDAE, AMHQ. BURTON JAMES LEE, A.B., Ph.B., NLD., Instructor in Clinical Surgeryg Demonstrator of Anatomy A.B., Yale, 18945 NLD., Columbia, 1898. fIDAZ. GEORGE BIRMINGHAM MCAULIFFE, A.B., NLD., Clinical Instructor in Surgery, Department of Otology NLD., Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1888. AKK, KIJBK. JOHN THOMPSON NIACCURDY, B.A., NLD., Instructor in Medicine, Department of Psychopathology B.A., Toronto, I9o8, NLD., Johns Hopkins, 1911. AT, CIDBK. DAVID WALLACE MACIQENZIE, A.B.,, NLD., Clinical Instructor in Surgery, Depart- ment of Urology A.B., Dalhousie, Canada, I900g, NLD., Cornell, IQO4. ALBERTUS E. ADAIR NIOORE, NLD., Instructor in Obstetrics NLD., University of South, 1895, South Carolina Medical, 1896. GLENN EDWIN NIYERS, A.B., NLD., Clinical Instructor in Medicine, Department of Psychopathology A.B., Indiana, I907, NLD., I9o9. EX, NEN. I CLARENCE P. OBERNDORF, NLD., Clinical Instructor in Medicine, Department of Neurology EMIL OSTERBERG, Instructor in Chemistry 31 nl - HENRH PE XRSOB B S NID CZ1111111Z111.f11'111101' 111 1471057176510 BS Alabama ISQO NTD Cornell IQO3 ALE OHA H RICHARDS NID 111111111101 111 CZ1111111Z 1911111010133 NID Cornell 1905 IPAV OSEPH C ROPER B4 D CY1111111! 111511111101 111 1111117111111 D1p1z111111111 of 1311111111111 B SAMUELS NID CZ1111111Z 111511111101 111 S111g113 D1p11111111111 of Oph1h11I11101og3 HAROLD E SKNITEE A B NID 111511111101 111 01751617765 37161 Op11111f1 1 S111'g113 HANS JORGEN SCHWART7 NID 111511111101 111 C71111111! Patlzologw 111112 Cl1111111Z 111511111101 111 S111g11317 D1p11111111111 0 D111111110Z0g3 MD NlcG1ll 1898 XI' WILLIANI SHXNNOIN A B Al D CZ1111111l 111511111101 771 114111111111 D1p11111111111 0 1911111111111 AB New vlork 1885 MD 1889 ACP GPX WILLIAM H SHELDOB Rl D 111111111101 111 11f1ed111111 NIONTGOMERY HURT SICARD B S Bl D 111511111101 171 13111111111 D111g11011J 6171 Tha 11711111111 B S Prmceton 1894 Bl D Columbxa 1898 HARRY VAN NESS SPAULDING Bl D 111111111101 111 019111111 1 S111g11x RALPH GRIFFITIIS STILLMAB A B Bl D 111111111101 111 Cl11111aZ 111111111111 A B Kale 1903 Bl D Columlna College of P111 SICIZUIS and Sux eons 190 NZN WILLIAM D TXRRELL BID CI1111111Z 111111111101 111 31112111111 DEpCZ7fIlZE7Zf 0 1711111111111 MD Northvwestem 1899 GEORGE W VANDEGRIFT ABI BI D CZ1111111l 111511111101 771 81110113 D1p11111111111 of 0PIZfIZ6lZ7'I'LOZOgy CHARLES I S WEBSTER JR BA RID 111111111101 111 TXZEIGPEIIZZCI lXID Columbla College Of Phx s1c1a11s and SUIFCOIIS IQO2 BRAIAERD H WHITBECR NID CZ1111111Z 111111111101 111 0111101111111 811153111 JAMES WORCESTER MD 111511111101 111 CZ11111r1Z S111b11q W WL WRIGHT Bl D CZ11111aZ 111111111101 111 MEd1C777K Dep11111111111 of P11w10jJ11111 0 ogy '- .- .1 A I . . - ' .Q T A , A 7 AL 7 . .7 . .7 . f7 7 4. - -7 7 4 7 -' '7 7 ' :If T 7. A . ' ' 7' 7 1 H Q ,.. , 7 1. .7 1 I .77 7 i 71- . .7 7 - -4- ..- f -YP' ' ' . . ' . , . I 1 3 , 7 . .7 1 7 :xr , 1 all . . ' .' I - 'fn .7 -,H , ,1 7 . .7 . .7 f 7 - u lvl . - ,,7 . .7 1 1 - U, N A , ,, 7 . Z . .1 7 . .7 . .7 7 7 - 1. Y . .7 7 7 . .7 1 . 7 1 ..1. . 7 . .7 - - T 7 A . A 7 . . . 7 , . ., . ., , , 7 . 11 . 7 7 . , . .7 7 7 . .7 7 .1,. N 7 ,I -7 -v., ,. , .NT .-, 7 7 . .7 7. .7 . . . ' fl ' I 'cr . 7 7 7 ' '7 1, ,f Q 7 1 Y 1 ', ' , . . ' 71 ,' ' , 7 . . 7' 7 ' '7 ' ' ' 1 1 , , . -H . .7 7 . lr-4 .'. A 71 1 ' ' , . . ', ,.!, ., ,. 7 - 7 . .7 . .7 , 1 V17 I 7 7 .7 . .7 . .7 . . '. . I A A -U, 7 - ,, J 7 . I T . ' ' ' - - ' . , ' - .. 7 ' '7 ' - 1 - A D 7 ' '7 A A V 0 ' . . 7 . .7 , ' ' 7 7 .7 A 4.7 - 32 1 ui' 1 ll :-1 gs Faculty of Ithaca PROFESSORS ME,LVIN DRESBACH, NLS., NLD., Afriftant Proferror of Phyfiology NLS., Ohio State, 1900, NLD., Ohio Nledicai, 1905. NEN, EE. SIMON HENRY GAGE, B.S., Proferfor of Hlrtology and Embryology, Emeritus B.S., Cornell, 1877. AT, SZTCI1. ABRAM TUCKER KERR, B.S., NLD., Secretary of the .Medical College at Ithacag Profefror of Anatomy. B.S., Cornell, 18955 NLD., Buffalo, 1897. BSU, NEN, EE. BENJAMIN FREEMAN KINGSBURY, A.B., Ph.D., M.D., Proferror of Histology and Embryology A.B., Buchtel, 1893, Ph.D., Cornell, 1895, NLD., Freiburg, 1903. CIJAQ, 1n,NEN,2E WIILLIAM RIDGELEY GRNDORFF, A.B., Ph.D., Profefror of Organic and Phyriologieal Chemistry A.B., Johns Hopkins, 18845 Ph.D., 1887. NZN. SUTHERLAND SIMPSON, BS., NLB., Ch.B., NLD., D.Sc., F.R.S.E. Uidinburghj Profefror of Phyriology B.S., Edinburgh, 18943 NLB., and Ch.B., 18993 NLD., IQOIQ Sc.D., IQO3. zE,NEN JAMES BATCHELLER SUMNER, A.B., A.NI., Ph.D., Aryirteznt Proferror0fBioclzemi1try in the Department of Phyriology A.B., Harvard, 19105 A.M., 1913, Ph.D., 1914. INSTRUCTORS HENRY KENNEDY DAVIS, A.B., A.Nl., Inftrnctor of Anatomy AB., Cornell, 1912, A.NI., 1914. Skull, EE. REUBEN LORENZO HILL, B.S., Ph.D., lnrtrnctor in Biochemirtry Ph.D., Cornell, 1915, EE. HUGH NICNIILLAN KINGERY, A.B., A.NI., Inrtrnctor of Hiftology and Embryology A.B., Wabash, 19o8, AM., 1909. CIJBK, Cosmopolitan Club. SAMUEL ARTHUR NiAHooD, B.Sc., A.M., Inrtrnetor in Clzemirtry ANDREW THEODORE RASMUSSEN, A.B., Inftrnctor in Phyfiology A.B., Brigham Young University. 33 If 'E 7 I .51 1 'lx 4 . ,,g Q ' X' ': !2'f . 'I s 4-' i 4 7 W ' 2- ' , Y- ' w ,Z fy 7 7 ,W I A 7 'X dl ff-'Q Ar 5552 fly ' I: Y hiya.-131. .E w-F' f ' ' 7r883WWQx Wo ,?: Wiki! ' 15 f ,Inf f Wihwjy If ,fZ45 , .dfw :Dp,l1l P 1 X 4 ,N . in , naw VERANUS ALVA NIOORE B S M.D. V.lVI.D., Direclor 0 tha Slam? Vet rzrzary Collegf and Profeffor of Comjnarame Pathology and Bacteriology, and o Alfa! Iruprclzorz BS Cornell 1887 NID George XVashingt0n TTDIVCTSIIY 1890 VMD Lniversity 0fPe11n- sylvama 1911 CIJEK NZN EE, AWII, SZTZ. Faculty PROTESSORS HENRY ASMUS Affzfzant Pro 21101 ofFo11zeM ARTHUR WESLEX BROWNE B S NI S Ph D P1 ofeffor of Inorgcmic ami Analytica! Chfmwlry BS Wesleyan 1900 MS 1901 PhD Cornell 1903. AACI7, QTCP, FA, X QDBK SAMUEL HOWARD BURNETT N B NI S D V M Pro 51101 o Comparative Parh- ology AB Cornell 1892 MS 1896 DVM IQO2 Acacia. EE, AXP, QTE. LOUIS MUNROE DENNIS Ph B B S Pro effov o Inorgzzmc Cizzmiftry P1113 M1ch1ga11 1885 BS 1886 117811 AXE PA. ' PIERRE AUGUSTIIXE FISH B S D Sc D V S D VNI Pro effor o Vzterivmry Comjbarcztwr Phynology and Plmrmarologx BS Cornell 1890 DSC 1894 DVNI 1899 E CLIFFORD PER NY Bacterzologg FITCH B S NI S D V M Alffrfmnt Proffffor 0 Vrterirmry BS Hamdton 1906 MS 1909 DVM Cornell 1911. EE, CDBK. AMES NATHAN FROST D VM A ffzftant Profeffor o Veierimzry Surgery BS Cornell 1877 AT SZTCID CHARLES ERNEST HAYDEN A B D V M Affzfmnr Pr Ph 0 nfor of yfiology -X --' J EE 2 4,0 G J ,W f R 1 ' -7 ' '7 7 f A f A ' , ,, 3 . ., V -f I 7 7 ' ' '7 W Y 7 ' 7 7 -4 4 . . I A .f . 9 .., .', 7 ' . I . I , . ., . ., . ., , . ' '7 L4 7 - '7 7 ' -7 7 i A E, , Ea.. g ' . 1 5- 1 , 1' . ., . ., . . ., f f . ., , 5 . ., g . . f., . I I , . ., . ., f 'vi' ' ' . ,, 7 ' '7 7 7 ' '7 ' XIIT7 L - 7 7 7 1 U 1 1 U , . ,, . ., . '. ., . . ., f f Y . ., , g . ., g . . ., . E. ' l 1 , . ., . ., . . ., ' f 7 . ., ' , 5 . ., 5 . . ., , E I 7 , . . ., ' - ' f ' SIMON HENRY GAGE, B.S., Proffffor of Hiniology, Errzerizfw - - -7 7 . 7 . 34 'T E GRANT SHERMAN HOPKINS, B.S., D.Sc., D.V.M., Pro euor o Comparative Anatomy and Anatomical Methodf B.S., Cornell 18895 D.Sc., 18935 D.V.M. 1900. QTJEK, EE. BENJAMIN FREEMAN IQINGSBURY, A.B., NLS., Ph.D., NLD. Profeffor of Hiftology and Embryology . A.B., Buchtel, 18935 Ph.D., Cornell, 1895, NLD., Freiburg, 1903. QA9, EE,N2N, A FREDERICK F. KOENIG, D.V.lW., Affiytant Profeffor o Veterinary Medicine AMES LAW, F.R.C.V.S., Profeffor o Principle: and Practice of Veterinary Medicine, Emeritnf F.R.C.V.S., Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, 1870. EE. HOWARD AY MILKS, D.V.M., Pro effor o Materia Medica and Director o the Small Animal Clinic Veterinary A D.V.M., Cornell, 1904. EE. EARL NLAX PICKENS, D.V.M., Affiftant Pro esfor o Diagnofif CVeterinary B.S.A., New Hampshire College, 19055 M.S.A., Cornell, 19093 Pl1.D., 1911. KE,AZ.FL EARL SUNDERVILLE, D.V.B4., Affiftant Pro effor o Veterinary Anatomy D.V.lVI., Cornell, 1908. EE. DENNIE HAMMOND UDALL, B.S.A., D.V.M., Profeffor o Veterinary Medicine and Director 0 Ambnlatory Clinic X B.S.A., Vermont, 18985 D.V.M., Cornell, 1901. EN, EE. WALTER LONG WILLIAMS, Pro enor of Veterinary Surgery and Obftetricx and In- oeftigator o Difeafef 0 Yonnv Animalf and Breeding Cattle I Nlontreal Veterinary College, 1879. EE. HENRY HIRAM WING, B.Agr., M.S.A., Pro esfor o Animal Hnfbandry B.Agr., Cornell, ISSIQ M.S.A., Cornell, 1891. , INSTRUCTORS RAYMOND RUSSELL BIRCH, B.S., D.V.lVl., Snperintendent of Veterinary Experimental Station HOWARD ECKLER OHNSON, D.V.M., Inftrnctor in Veterinary Anatomy D.V.M., Cornell, 1914. SZTZ. WILLIAM EDWARD MULDOON, D.V.lVl., Inftractor in Materia Medica QVeterinary THOMAS VVHITNEY BENSON WELSH, A.B., Ph.D., Inftrnctor in Inorganic Cltemiftry LEWIS HORATIO WRIGHT, D.V.M., Inftrnctor in Medicine 35 li J 1. J' f F f L ,. I f I f f f C D L A f f D I ELMER SETH SAVAGE, B.S.A., lVl.S.A., Ph.D., Profeffor of Animal Hnfbandry 3 9 f f .V f ' 3 f , L f . f f S f f J N 1 D -' 1- H' LH , 'E W' 1 ff? ffff AGT ,A frrr X . rr f mmm nflrvrlflfl' A F !7!7 n 'Y i ll m ll. l v f . f y CLARENCE AUGUsT1NE NIARTIN, Director of the College of Architecture. Proferror of Architecture CIJFA, TBII CI-lonoraryj, Gargoyle CHonoraryj, L'Ogive, F.A.l.A. Faculty OLAF MfXRTINIUS BRAUNER, Profesror of Drezwirzg czrzcl Painting Nlassaehusetts. Norman Art School, Boston lVluseum of Fine Arts. Gargoyle, Honorary A.I.A. LEROY PEARL BURNHAM, S.B., NLS. in ArCh.,Ar5iriczrzt Proferror of Arclzilecture S.B., Harvard, 1902, NIS. in Arch., 1903. ELY JACQUES IQAHN, A.B., B.ArGh., A.D.G.F., Acting Profeffor ofDe5ig1z A.B., Columbia, 19035 B.ArCh, 1907. A.D.G.F., Beaux Arts. L'Ogive, Gargoyle. GEORGE BflAUXION, A.D.G., Proferror of Derigrz Gargoyle, L7Ogive. EVERETT VICTOR lVIEEKs, A.B., Acting Proferfor of Defigrz A.B., Yale, 1901, Beaux Arts, 1908. ZXII. CHRISTIAN NIIDJO, Afrlrtemt Profeffor of Free-Hemel Drczwirzg Savage Club. ALBERT CHARLES PHELPS, B.S., NI.Arch., Profefror of Arclzitectture B.S., Illinois, 1894, Nl.Arch., 1903. TBH, Gargoyle, L,Ogive. SHEPHERD STEVENS, B.S., Arrlrmrtt Proferror of Derigrz B.S., Columbia, 1903, Beaux Arts. SAX. GEORGE YOUNG, JR., B.ArCh., Arfiftarrt Profefror of the Theory of Corzfzfrtzctiorz B.Arch., Cornell, IQOO. fIJI'A, Gargoyle, L'Ogive. INSTRUCTORS HUBERT EUGENE BAXTER, B.Arch., Irzrtruczfor in Architecture B.Arch., Cornell, 1910. FA, Gargoyle, L'Ogive. GEORGE RAY CHAMBERLAIN, NLE., Imzruczor in Free-Hemel Drccwirzg NLE., Cornell, 1891. Gargoyle. HIRAM SAMUEL GUTSELL, B.P., A.M., Imzructor in Free-Hand Drawing cmd Modeling. Gargoyle. EDWARD lVl1LTON URBAND, Instructor in Architecture B.Arch., Cornell, 19135 M.Arch., Cornell, 1915. Gargoyle, University Club, , Cosmopolitan Club. 36 'I i f' ze ff - I A - , . . ... A., ll -I l ..g A' xy' . -ig S . ' 1',- f , E R I -Aazlmb 9 I i I - I A if 1 l l l GR R New I . X XE .1311 Q . ' 1' ' Xf! - 1 ,, J fl ' - M ' 1:7-.'f'114'-'1 ,J 227 fe -N , ,f .ff-1, ,Q I V 1 , , W E. .lllffff A .l,1.LfI,f y . WW,-H XN 1 ' W li Y f'1: .L'4flii4. .1 BEVERLY THOMAS GALI.OWAY, B.Agr., B.Sc., LED., 4 Director of the College of Agrflcnltnre and Director ,,.Vl Of the Experiment Slnllon B.A I. BSC. Universit of Missouri 18 ,LL.D. 22:-1'-' 1:3525-43 . g 7 . 7 . . Y 7 7 l, .V-.V UHIVCTSIYY 0f M1ss0ur1, 1902. ff. -5 , 523 .41 ' 4 Faculty PRQFESSORS BRISTOW ADAMS, B.A., Profeffor of Exlenylon B.A., Leland Stanford, 1900. HOWARD EDWARD BABCOCK, Ph.B., Afylylanl Exlenflon Profesfor and Afflfmnt ' State Director of Farm Bureau: Ph.B., Syracuse, IQII. AX. WILLIAM CHARLES BAKER, B.S.A., Profeffor of Drawing B.S.A., Cornell, 1898. ELMER EUGENE BARKER, A.B., Afflflant Profeffor of Plant Breeding A.B., Cornell, 1910. EE. JOHN HALL BARRON, B.S.A., Afflfmnzf Profeffor of Farm Crop: B.S.A., Cornell, 1910. EE. NIORTIER FRANKLIN BARRUS, A.B., Ph.D., Extension Profeffor of Plan! Pathology A.B., Wabash, 1908, Ph.D., Cornell, 1911. CIDBK, EE, FA. ALVIN CASEY BEAL, B.S., M.S.A., Ph.D., Profeffor of Florlcnltnre B.S., Illinois, 1897, M.S.A., Cornell, 1903, Ph.D., 1911. EE. EARL XVI-IITNEY BENJAMIN, B.S.A., M.S.A., PlI.D., Afflftant Profeyfor of Ponllry HZLIbd11LlT3! B.S.A., Cornell, 1911, M.S.A., 1912. EE. JOHN BENTLY, JR., BS., NLE., Afflflarzt Profeffor of Forestry B.S., Wesleyan, 19043 NLF., Yale, 1907. CIDBK, Efl, XPT. 37 1 . r O Ll F' I I1 'A -I CORNELIUS BETTEN, B.A., Ph.D., Secretary 'anal Registrar of the College and Profefror of Botany B.A., Lake Forest College, IQOOQ Ph.D., Cornell, 1906. PA. AMES ADRIAN BIZZELL B.S. M.S. Ph.D. Pro error of Soil Technology in the Federal Experiment Station BS North Carolma 1895 MS IQOO PhD Cornell 1903 Z FA ACHCIH FOREST lVI1LO BLODGETT B S A Ph D Arrtrtant Pro error of Plant Pathology BSA Cornell 1910 PhD Cornell 1914 Z JAMES CHESTER BRADLEY A B M S Ph D Arrtftant Pro error o Syrtematftc l Entorno ogy AB Cornell 1906 MS Calmforma 1907 PhD Cornell 1908 E FA HARRY OLIVER BUCKMAN B S A M S Ph D Afnrtant Pro error o Sozl Tech nology BSA Iowa State 1906 NIS 1908 PhD Cornell Q2 Z AZ A MAURICE CHASE BURRITT B S A M S A Extenrron Pro error and State Director 0 Farm Bureaw BSA Cornell 1908 MSA 1910 E472 Hebs Sa GEORGE WALTER CAVANAUGH B S Proferror o Chernzrtrg zn ztr Relatzonr to Agrrcnltnre BS Cornell 1896 WILLIAM HENRY CHANDLER B SA BISA PhD Proferfor o Rerearch zn Pornology BSA NIISSOUII 1905 MSA 1906 XZ Y' ANNA BOTSFORD fMRSD COMSTOGR B S Arfzrtant Proferror of Nature Sindy JOHN HENRY COMSTOGK B S Profefror 0 Entomology ana' General Inoertebrate Zoology Ernerztnr BS Cornell 1874 AT AZ Fil 5' CYRUS RICHARD CROSBX AB Pro error o lfnfonzologx DIGKJ CROSBY NIS Proferfor of Extenfzon Teachrn MS lVI1chIgar1 Agnculture College 1901 XZ LEWIS OSEPHUS CROSS AB PhD Proferfoz 0 Agrzczzlrmal CIIEIIZIJZYN AB Cornell 1900 PhD 1919 Pg Alemblc RALPH WRIGIIT CURTIS B SA MSA Afrrrrtant Profefror o Lanclreape ilrt BSA Cornell 1901 MSA 1905 FI XZ E G191gIEJN DAVIS B S .4151rtantProfeJ10r 0 Lanclrcape Azz' ARTHUR JONHSON EAMES A B A Nl Ph D Afrrzffanr Proferroz o Botanx PhD Harvard 1912 GEORGE CHARLES EMBODY BS NIS PhD A71fz.vtantProfe.vfo1o Agrmzltnre BS Colgate 1900 MS IQOI PhD Cornell 1910 ARE ROLLINS ADAMS EMERSON BSc DSC Proferrov o Plant Breedzng BSC Nebraska 1897 DSQ Harvard 1913 XZ 7 KIJBIY GEORGE ABRAM LVERETT AB LLB Proferfor of Evtenrzon Teaehzng AB Cornell 1890 LLB IQOI Zodlac - f f' J- 7 7 7 7 ' . - 'I' . .7 7 7 - '7 7 ' '7 7 ' '-'7 ' , . . ., . ., f , 7. 7 , ' - - -g 7 ' '7 7 ' ' N I . , . ., . ., . ., f f . ' ' - 'I' - -, 7 7 - -7 7 7 ' '7 7 ' '7 ' - i-1 . . ,., -. ..., , ,.., , .., ,II..,E, ,1', .. f . . ., , 3 . . ., . , - . 5 . ' . . . aa I 7 ' '7 .f ' ,. ' '7 7 ' l .., 7 . . ., . . .7 . .7 '4 1 - .J , 7 . . .7 . 4 7 Adi:- N . ' . . I - V ' , 7 7 , . . . jf , , . , . 7 ' '7 . ' . , I, 'I' V ' ' '7 7 ' 7 7 47 - - -1 E f -f - f 4 I N A 7 ' '7 ' ' . YK?-1 .B., Cornell, 1905. Lp.. Y V ' 'J 7 I . ' . V'-4 ' -4 ' '7 7 , - -, ... 41,17 J, . U1 ,..., ..., --f ,- , . . ., , fi H V7 . X, 9 . , . , , .7 . - . jf I ,. I , . ., . ., . ., , - -f A g -F1 - u -1-4 7 7 ' 4 . . I 7 , I, l 'a . I, I , f ., A . , , - . ' , v ypr-1 I I 7 - 7 7 ' '7 7 - -3 7 - 7 411:47 PA. 'I 4 . . ' ,rn 7 ' '7 ' -7 f V . . ' ' 7 ' 7 7 ' -7 5 . 1' 5 .4175 . 4 l I . . r 7 - -7 - -, J .- , , , ' '7 7 Q - -, . . H lx A 1'N. M-, 38 :-:, - ,ze ELMER OTTERBEIN FIPPIN, B.S.A., Extenfion Profeffor of Soil Technology B.S.A.., Ohio State, 1900. AZ. WALTER WARNER FISK, B.S.A., M.S.A., Anirtant Profeffor of Dairy Ineliutry HARRH' MORTON FITZPATRICK, A.B., Ph.D., Arfirtant Profeuor of Plant Pathology A.B., Cornell, 1909, Ph.D., 1913. EE. ARTHUR WITTER GILBERT, BSC., IVI.S.A., Ph.D., Proferfor of Plant Breeding B.Sc., Nlassachusetts Agricultural College, 19045 M.S.A., Cornell, IQOS, Ph.D., IQOQ. AELID, AZ, 41JKfIJ, EE. A ROYAL GILKEY, B.S.A., Afiiftant PTO-fEII01' of Extension Teaching B.S.A., Cornell, 1908. AZ. CHARLES TRUMAN GREGORY, B.S.A., Arrittant Profexfor of Plant Pathology B.S.A., Cornell, 1910. EE. EDWARD SEWALL GUTHRIE, B.S.A., lVI.S.A., Ph.D., Profefror of Dairy Indnftry B.S.A., Iowa State, 1905, M.S.A., Cornell, 1910, Ph.D., 1913. MERRITT WESLEY HARPER, BSC., M.S., Profefror of Animal Hnfbanclry BSC., Ohio State, 1901, lVI.S., University of Illinois, IQO2. BLANCHE EVANS HAZARD, A.B., ANI., Arrirtant Proferfor of Home Economicf A.B., Radcliffe, 1907, A.M., 1913. CIDBK. LEXEMUEL RAY HESLER, A.B., Affiftant Profeyfor of Plant Pathology A.B., Wabash, 1911. KE, FA, EE. GLENN WASHINGTON HERRICK, B.S.A., Profexror of Economic Entomology B.S.A., Cornell, 1906. AFP, EE, Quill and Dagger. HERBERT ANDREW HOPPER, B.S.A., M.S., Extenfion Proferror of Animal Hnfbantlry B.S.A., Cornell, 1903, IXfI.S., Illinois, 1907. EE. RALPI1 SHELDON I-IosMER, B.S.A., M.F., Profei-for of Foreftry B.S.A., Harvard, 1894, lVI.F., Yale, 1902. Town and Gown. OSKAR AUGUSTUS JOHANNSEN, BS., A.M., Ph.D., Profestor of Biology ' B.S., Illinois, 18945 A.M., Cornell, 1902, Ph.D., Cornell, 1904. EE, TBII, QIJKLID, TA. ASA CARLTON KING, B.S.A., Profeffor of Farm Practice B.S.A., Cornell, 1899. EDWARD RILEY KING, B.S., Arfiftant Profeffor of Agriculture. B.S., Ohio University, 1915. I-IALsEY B. KNAPP, BS., M.S.A., Affiftant Extenyion Profefxor of Pomology B.S., and M.S.A., Cornell, 1912. AZ, IIA, AE P. LEWIS KNUDSON, B.S.A., Ph.D., Affiftant Profeffor of Botany B.S.A., Missouri, 19075 Ph.D., Cornell, IQII. AZ, FA, EE. GEORGE NIEMAN LAUMAN, B.S.A., Profeffor of Rnral Economy B.S.A., Cornell, 1897. KENNETH CARTER LIVERMORE, B.S.A., Profeffor of Farm Managenient B.S.A., Cornell, 1909. AZ, EE. HARRY HOUsER LOVE, B.S., M.A., Ph.D., Profeffor of Plant Breeding B.S., Illinois Wesleyan, 1904, M.A., 1906, Ph.D., Cornell, IQOQ. TKE, EE. 39 l :-:, .H DAVID LUMSDEN, A1-.viftant Profexfor of Floriculture Sleaford Collegiate Deitchian School of Horticulture, London, 1892. THOMAS LYTTLETON LYON, B.S.A., Ph.D., Profeuor of Soil, Technology in tlie Federal Experiment Station BSA., Cornell, 1891. EE, fIvFA. ALBERT RUSSELL NIANN, B.S.A., Profeffoi' of Rural Organizationr -B.S.A., Cornell, 1904. A Z, EE. LEONARD AMBY MAYNARD, A.B., Ph.D., Affiftant Profefror of Animal Hufbandry A.B., Wesleyan University, IQII, Ph.D., Cornell 1915. ATA, FA, EE, IDBK. ROBERT MATHESON, B.S.A., NI.S.A., Ph.D., Arfiftant Proferfor of Entomology Ph.D., Cornell, 1910. FA, EE. EDWARD GERRARD NIONTOOMERY, B.S., NI.A., Profefror of Farm Crop: B.S., Nebraska, I9o6, NLA., 1908. AZ, EE. CLYDE HADLEY NIYERS, BS., NLS., Ph.D., Profexror of Plant Breeding B.S., Illinois Wesleyan, 19075 NLS., Illinois, 1910, Ph.D., Cornell, 1912. EAR TKE,TL EE JAMES GEORGE NEEDHAM, B.S., NLS., Ph.D., Profesror of General Biology, Limn- ology and Nature Study, Head of the Department of Entomology BS., Cornell, 1898. EE. WILLIAM HOWARD RANKIN, A.B., Arfirtant Profeffor of Plant Pathology A.B., Wabash, 1910. CDBK, EE. ARTHUR BERNHARD RECKNAGEL, B.A., NLE., Profeffor of Foreytry B.A., Yale, 1904, NLF., 1906, EE. DONALD REDDICK, AB., Ph.D., Profeffor of Plant Pathology ' A.B., Wabash, 1905, Ph.D., Cornell, IQOQ. FA, EE. JAMES EDWARD RICE, B.S.A., Profefsor of Poultry Hufbandry B.S.A., Cornell, 1890. EE, AZ CI-Ionoraryj. HOWARD WAIT RILEY, NLE., Profeffor of Rural Engineering NI.E., Cornell, 1901. WILLIAMALBERT RILEY, BS., Ph.D., Profefxor of Inreet .Morphology and Paraxit- ology B.S., De Pauw, 1897, Ph.D., Cornell, 1903. AT, CIDBK, EE, FA. BYRON BURNETT ROBB, B.S.A., NI.S.A., Arfirtant Profefyor of Rural Engineering BSA., Cornell, 19115 NI.S.A., 1913. ISAAC PHILLIPS ROBERTS, NI.Agr., Profeffor of Agriculture, Emeritur NI.Agr., Iowa State Agricultural College, 1879. FLORA ROSE, BS., NI.A., Profeffor of Home Economief HS., Kansas Agricultural College, 1904, NI.A., Columbia, 1909. HAROLD ELLIS ROSS, B.S.A., NI.S.A., Proferfor of Dairy Induftry B.S.A,, Cornell, 1906, NI.S.A., 1909. TA, EE. ELMER SETH SAVAGE, B.S.A., NI.S.A., Ph.D., Profeffor of Animal Hufbandry B.S.A., New Hampshire College, 1905, NI.S.A., Cornell, 1909, Ph.D., 1911. KE,AZ,FA JACOB RICHARD SCHRAMM, A.B., Ph.D., Arxiftant Proferfor of Botany A.B., Wabash, 19105 Ph.D., Washington University, 1913. CDFA, CIJBK, EE. -I 40 r GAD PARKER SCOVILLE, B.S.A., Assistant Professor of Parrn .Management B.S.A., Cornell, 1910. Heb-sa. SAMUEL NEWTON SPRING, B.A., M.F., Professor of Forestry BA., Yale, 1898, M.F., 1903. VERN BONHAM STEWART, A.B., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Plant Pathology A.B., Wabash 1909, Fh.D., Cornell, 1913. EE. Acacia. VVILLIAM ALONZO STOCKING, JR., BSA., MSA., Professor of Dairy Industry B.S.A., Cornell, 1898, M.S.A., 1903. EE. JOHN LEMUEL STONE, B.Agr., Professor of Farrn Practice B.Agr., Cornell, 1874. . ARTHUR LEE THOMPSON, B.S.A., M.S.A., Assistant Professor of Parrn Management B.S.A., Cornell, 1911, M.S.A., IQI2. AZ, EE. HUGH CHARLES TROY, B.S.A., Professor of Dairy Industry B.S.A., Cornell, 1906. Quill and Dagger. CHARLES HENRY TUCK, A.B., Professor of Extension Teaching A.B., Cornell, 1896. AT, AZ, Sphinx Head. EDWARD MOWBRAY TUTTLE, B.S.A., A.B., Assistant Professor of Rural Education B.S.A., Cornell, 1911, A.B., 1913. QAK. MARTHA VAN RENSSELAER, A.B., Professor of Horne Economics AB., Cornell, 1909. ANNETTE WARNER, Assistant Professor of Design in the Department of Horne Economics GEORGE FREDERICK WARREN, B.Sc., B.S.A., M.S.A., Ph.D., Professor of Farrn Mariagenierit B.Sc., Nebraska, 1897, B.S.A., Cornell, 1903, M.S.A., 1904, Ph.D., 1905. EE, PA. RALPIi HICKS WHEELER, B.S., Assistant Professor of Extension Teaching B.S., Cornell, 1912. ' HERBERT HICE WHETZEL, A.B., M.A., Professor of Plant Pathology A.B., Wabash, IQO2. CIDAG, QEBK, EE. EDWARD ALBERT WHITE, B.S., Professor of Floriculture B.S., Massachusetts Agricultural College, 1895. KE, CIDBK. KARL MGKAY WIEGAND, B.S., Ph.D., Professor of Botany B.S., Cornell, 1894, Ph.D., 1898. EE. . JAMES IQENNETH WILSON, B.S., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Soil Technology WILEORD NIURRY WILSON, M.D., Professor of .Meteorology NLD., Memphis Medical College, 1893. KDFA. HENRY HIRAM WING, B.S.A., M.S.A., Professor of Anirnal Husbandry BSA., Cornell, 1881, M.S.A., 1891. EE. GEORGE ALAN WORKS, Ph.B., M.S. in Agr., Professor of Rural Education Ph.B., University Of Wisconsin, M.S. in Agr, Wisconsin HELEN BINKERD fl.VlRS.D YOUNG, B.Arch., Assistant Professor of Domestic Art B.Arch., Cornell, 1900. ACID. 4 41 ' E A. -1 INSTRUCTORS WINFRED ENOS AYERS E1cIe1151o11 111511116101 111 Da11y 111d1151'1v ESSE BURDETTE BAIN A B 111511116101 1771 A111111aZ H115ba11d1y A B M1Ch1g3H 1907 THOMAS ALEXANDER BAKER B S 111511111101 111 11111111111 H1151m11d1y B S Cornell 1914 AZ ARTHUR MERLE BESEMER B S 111511111101 111 D111131 11111115113 B S Cornell 1913 AMES lW:ARSHALL BRANNON A B A M 111511111101 111 Bomm A B UDIVCFSIIY of North Dakora 1907 AM Uruwersrtv of Wxsconsin. FHOMAS BURR CHARLES B S 111511116101 111 Poultm H11517c111d1y ' B S Cornell 1915 QA WALLACE LARKIN CHANDLER B S M S 11151111c101 111 Pc1m511oZogy BS Umverslty of C3.l1fOfH13. 1914 MS UH1XCfS1tY of C3l1fOTD13. 1915. CIDBK CHARI ES CHUPP A B 11151111cfo1 111 Plant Pathologg AB Wabash 1912 CHARLES PARSONS CLARK B S 1115zf111c1o1 111 1707771 Ma11agfme111 111 Co ojoe1a11o11 10 U S D A BS Cornell 1915 M, f T 4 , . . I , 1 . 4 5 , ,. J I . , . ., ' ' .V . ., , . 1 ' '7 D ' . ., , . . 1 . . 4 .. , . ., . ., , . . J .1 A , . ., . .., U, Q . ' . ., , Q - -, ' , 1 EE. r I ' V ' 7 ' '7 . -I a -7 , . n V 7 I V7 -. -7 a 1 A I . . . . 5 I 5 . ., , , . ., , A , - n, ' y . ., , . , . 7 ' -1 l 7 ' 1 1111 .... l Q -7 7 -- 1 WILLIAM THOMAS CRAIG, 111511116101 111 PM111 B1eed111g . OTIS FREEMAN CURTIS, A.B., NLS., 1r7ZJ'17'MCZ07' 171 Bom11y A.B., Gberlin, 1911. FA. ' ARCHIE BYRON DANN, B.S., I7'!,.J'If7'7fLCf07' 171 Po11Z11y H1LJDd7Zd7'j' 1 B.S., Cornell, 1914. QA. W 7 -I., .1 I -7 1 ' V 4 ' I ' '7 J 1 f ' '7 7 cf 4 1-47 . l 1 I ' 1 . , . . ., . . ., 1 l 4 . . I -1 7 , , h . . , W: ' 'a ' 1 - -7 . V , LH... , 7 - -7 I A . . 5 . ., , . . 1 7 - 17' 1 I ' , . - ' '1 j I 7 . . a 7 I A I l A I' 7 7 ' 4 . ' . . . , . ., . ., , . ., , g J., , , E7 4 ' . 7 '7 ' -1 I ' 7' ' ' '7 7 . . . , . ., ' ' ' l T '-1 42 - A' 1- OLIVER WESLEY DYNES B S NI S A 11151111c1o1 111 Farm C1op5 B S North Dakota Agrleultural College 1907 N SA Cornell 1912. AZ, I E HIDKCIU HOWARD BOWMAN ELIENBERGER B S A NI S IH Agr 111511111101 7:71 D11113. 111- 11115113 WILLIAM TROWBRIDGE NIERRIFIELD FORBES 11151111cro1 111 1f111o111o!ogy AB Amherst PhD Clark Umverslty QIDFA, CDBIX DANIEL SCOTT FOX B S 111511111101 111 17111111 Md71dgK171E711 B S Cornell 1913 Aeacla ALLAN CAMERON FRASER B S 111511115101 111 13111111 B1eed111g B S Cornell 1913 Eleusls Hehos ARTHUR WRIGHT GIBSON 1115zf111c1o1 111 17111111 P1c1c11ce Spec1alAgr1eulture Cornell IQI5 CEDRIC HAY GUISE B F NI F 1115t111c1o1 111 FO7EJZ73P BF Cornell IQI4 MF Cornell 1915 E Eleusls CHARLES HARVEY HADLEY JR B S 11111e111ga1o1 111 E111o11oZog3 BS New Hampslure College 1912 AZ EDWIN SLEIGHT HAM B S 111511110101 111 131111111111 11115ba11d1x P: EARLE VOLCART HARDENBURG, BS., Instructor in Farm Crops B.S., Cornell, IQI2. AZ. ROYAL JOYSLIN HLASKELL, B.S.A., Instructor in Plant Pathology B.S.A., Dartmouth, IQI2. LEO AUGUSTUS HAUSMAN, A.B., Instructor Meteorology A.B., Cornell, IQI4. CIDBK. LESLIE EUGENE HAZEN, B.S.A., Instructor in Rural Engineering B.S.A., Kansas State Agricultural College, 1906. ARTHUR JOHN HEINICKE, B.S.A., M.S., Instructor in Pornology B.S.A., University of Missouri, 1913, M.A., IQI4. EE, FA, FEA. MARY HENRY, Instructor in Home Econornics ALFRED CARL HOTTES, B.S., NLS. in Agr., Instructor in Floriculture M.S., Cornell, 19135 NLS. in Agr., 1914. EE. ANNA ELIZABETH HUNN, BS., Instructor in Horne Econornics B.S., Cornell, 1912. LOUIS MERWIN HURD, Extension Instructor in Poultry Husbandry OLNEY BROWN KENT, B.S., M.S., Instructor in Poultry Husbandry - BS., Cornell, 19133 MS., Cornell, 1914. ECIDE. ELLIS LORE KIRKPATRICK, B.S.A., Instructor in Vegetable Gardening B.S.A., Iowa State College, 1914. CPKCIJ, AZ. HELEN KNOWLTON, A.B.,, Instructor in Horne Econornics AB., Mount Holyoke, 1903. JOHN THOMAS LLOYD, A.B., Instructor in Entomology AB., Cornell, 1910. FA, EE. LALIRENCE HOWLAND MACDANIELS, A.B., Instructor in Botany A.B., Oberlin, IQI2. FA. JOHN CLARENCE MCCURDY, BS., C.E., Instructor in Rural Engineering BS., Grove City College, 1905g C.E., Cornell, 1912. LOUIS MELVILLE MASSEY, AB., Instructorlin Plant Pathology THOMAS JOSEPH NLCINERNEY, B.S.A., M.S.A., Instructor in Dairy Industry BSA., Cornell, IQIO, MSA., 1912. LUA ALICE MINNS, BS., Instructor in Floriculture HS., Cornell, 1914. EUGENE DAVIS MONTILLON, B.Arch., Instructor in Landscape Art B.Areh., Cornell, 1907. Skull. DEVOE MEADE, B.S., Instructor in Animal Husbandry B.S., Pennsylvania State College, 1911. AZ. EDWARD GARDINER MISNER B.S. Instructor in Farni Marta einen! J 7 43 . ll II X! If XI II I il D- ll fi II IX ll H- -J L I 1. RALPH SYLVANUS NIOSELEY, Imrmczfor in Pouizvfy Hmba-ndry RICHARD ALAN MORDOFF, B.S.S., Affifmnt Regi1t1'a1' in thf College YV1LL1A1v1 EMERSON NIORDOFE, NLE., Imzrucior in Rum! Engineering U' VVILLIAM IRVING B4YERS, B.S., Imzruczor in Farm Manogzwreni B.S., Cornell, 1914. KA P. EARL LONG OVERHOLSER, B.S.A., NIA., I7Z.fIf7'1ICI07' in Pomology B.S.A., Missouri, IQI3, M.A., 1914. EE, FA, FEA. GILBERT VVARREN PECK, B.A., I7'Z5Z'7'1LCZO7' in Pomology 21192. HAROLD DEANE PHILLIPS, A.B., BS. in Agr., Immiczor in Rum! Economy A.B., Oberlin, 1910, B.S. in Agr., Cornell, 1914. A , HORACE NIANN PICKERILL, B.S.A., Ivufrwczov' in Dairy I71d7l.ff7'j B.S.A., Cornell, 1911. Acacia. RAY FORD POLLARD, BS., I1zm'uczo1' in Farm lwavmgmvzmzf BS., Cornell, 1915. JUAN ESTEVAN REYNA, BE., I1z.rl1'11rzor in Agriczzlfzfral D2'azc'1'ng EE., Columbia, 1898. FRANK ELMORE RICE, A.B., Iazrtrucfor' in f1f'7'1TC'lI!f1I7'61I Clzenzifirx AB., Indiana, 1909. FA, AXE, WILLIAM JACOB ROBBINS, A.B., I11.r11'11cz'o1' in Bofavzx AB., Lehigh, IQIO. MONTGOAIERY ROBINSON, B.Litt., BS., Ivirrrzzczor in E.1'fe1zrz'o1'z. Teaclzing B.L1tt., Princeton, 1906, BS., Cornell, 1914 HENRY VV1LL1AM SCHNECK, B.S.A., BI.S.A., Ivrzffrzzcfoz' in fegemble Gardening BS., W'iscOnsin, 1913. KARL JOHN SEULKE, Imzruczor in Anivvml ffIlJ'b6Z7Zd7'3 B.S., Purdue UH1VCTS1fjf, 1913, NLS. Pennsvlvania State Colleve BERNARD VV1LL1A1v1 SHAPER, BS., I1z1f1'z1cto1' in E.TfE7157.07Z B.S., Cornell, 1914. Bandhu, Heb-sa LESTER WHYLAND SHARP BS. Ph.D. I77..ff7 I.lL'Z07' in Bomm JAMES LEWIS STRAHAN, B.S.A., Bi.S.A., I11,ft1'1nrZo1' 1.71. Rz1mIE11gi11ee1'i11g I! B.S.A., Cornell, 1912. L: . l isl- e -J I-uh X EE. ' 7 , C ' . I 7 7 7 E Ph.D., Chicago, 1912. FA, EE, CIDBK, T? U1 44 41 P - F GEORGE CORNELL SUPPLEE, BS., lVl.S.A., Inftrnetor in Dairy Inilnftry B.S., Cornell, 1913, M.S.A., 1914. GEORGE WALTER TAILBY', JR., B.S.A., Inftrnetor in Anirnal Hwbandry L B.S.A., Cornell, 1906. AZ, EE. CLARK LEONARD THAYER, B.S., Inftrnctor in Flor-icnltitre BS., Nlassaehusetts Agricultural College. CIDBK, KIJKCIJ. CECIL CALVERT THOMAS, A.B., M.A., Inytrnctor in Botany A.B., Wabash, 1912, MA., 1913. CIDBK. BERTHA A. TITSWORTH, Instructor in Horne .Eeonornicx FRANCES VINTON, Inftrnetor in Horne Econornief WESLEY VV. VVARSAW, BS. in AE., Extenfion In.ftrnctor in Soil Technology BS. in Alf., Iowa. AZ. JAMES LEROY WE1MER, fnftrnctor in Extenyion A.B., Wlabash College, IQIZ. FRANK BURKETT XVANN, AB., Inftrnctor in Botany A.B., Wabash College. CIJBK. CASS WARD WHITNEY, BS., Inftritctor in Extenfion Teaching B.S., Cornell, 1913. Savage Club. ROY G. WIGGANS, Inftrnctor in farrn Cropf M.S., Cornell, 19155 B.S., Cornell, 1914. FEA, EE. ALBERT EDMUND WILKINSON, BS., Extenfion Instructor in Vegetable Gardening B.S., Rhode Island State, IQO6. PAUL WORK, BA., BS., Nl.S.A., Inftrnetor in Vegetable Garelening, Sitjoerintenclent of the Department BA., Tennessee, IQO7, BS., Pennsylvania State, 19105 Nl.S.A., Cornell, I9I3. f11Kc1D, Aez. ELMER ROSEL Z1MMER, Ina-trnctor in Anirnal Hnfbanalry 45 7 I 'I P' I1 Q 1-ig ' I1 I ..'...A 4:3 t, 9 9 . -lf Q X ,XE N X :v V x 'L X -- xy , E. . H-f Nm NG1 AINQM Q if? K gf 1 lf he J ,Q I Z EUGENE ELVVIN HASKELL, B.C.E., C.E., Director of the College of Civil E1igineeri1ig, and Profeffor of Experimevifal Hydraulicf BCE., Cornell, IS7Q, C.E., 1890. ATS2, EE, TB11. Q ' Faculty FRED ASA BARNES, C.E., NI.C.E., Affifzarif Profeffor of Railroad Engirzeerivig C.E., Cornell, 1897, Nl.C.E., 1898. EE. EARLE NELSON BURROWS, C.E., hfI.C.E., Alyfifmrif Profefror of Bridge Erigirwerivig C.E., Cornell, 1907. IRVING PORTER CHURCH, B.C.E., M.C.E., Profeffor of Applied M'eelm1zic5 arid Hydraiilicf B.C.E., Cornell, 1873, M.C.E., 1878. AT, EE, TBH. VVALTER LICHTENTHAELER CONWELL, C.E., Axfiftarzt Profeffor of Civil Engineering C.E., Cornell, 1911. - CHARLES LEE CRANDALL, B.C.E., B-if.C.E., Profeffor of Railroad Erigineeririg and I Geodexy, Emeritiif B.C.E., Cornell, 1872, C.E., 1876, hfI.C.E., 1908. Zodiac, EE, TBH. SIDNEY GONZALES GEORGE, C.E., Affifmriz Profeffor of Applied Mechariief C.E., Cornell, 1905. HENRY SYLVESTER JACOBY, C.E., Profesfor of Bridge Erigirzeeriiig C.E., Lehigh, 1877. TBII, EE. ORA NIINER LELAND, B.8. in C.E., Profenor of Geodesy cmd Ai-troriomy ' B.S. in C.E., Michigan, IQCO. EE. ADELBERT PHILO NIILLS, B.S. in C.E., lVI.C.E., Asfifmvii Profeffor of Material: B.S. in C.E., Michigan, 1906, M.C.E., 1909. EE. HENRY NEELY OGDEN, C.E., Profeffor of Sezriifary Engineering C.E., Cornell, 1889. EE. LT. I r ,J 1. JOHN THOMAS PARSON, Affiftant Profeffor of Drawing ZNII. MILES ALBION POND, Affiftant Profeffor of Civil Engineering Ph.B., Yale, 1895. ERNEST WILLIAM RETTGER, A.B., Ph.D., Afriftant Profeffor of Applied Meehanief - A.B., Indiana, 1893, Ph.D., Clark, 1898. . ERNEST WILLIAM SCHODER, B.S., and B.S. in Mining, Ph.D., Alffiftant Profefsor of Experimental Hydraulicf B.S., and B.S. in Mining,tWashington, 1900, Ph.D., Cornell, 1903. fID1'A, 2 E. FRANCIS JOSEPH SEERY, B.S., Bacl1.MeCh.SCi., Alffiytant Profeffor of Civil Engineer- ing B.S.,'Tufts, 1905. ATA. KENNETH BERTRAND TURNER, C.E., M.C.E., Alniftant Profeffor of Hydraulic: C.E., Cornell, 1903, M.C.E., 1905. EE. PAUL HALLADAY UNDERWOOD, C.E., Ayfirtant Profenor of Topographic and Geodetie Engineering C.E., Cornell, 1907. CHARLES LEOPOLD WALKER, C.E., Afyiftant P1'O-ji-65507, of Sanitary Engineering C.E., Cornell, 1904. FA. INSTRUCTORS WILLIAM EDWARD BEITZ, C.E., Instructor in Bridge Engineering C.E., Cornell, IQI2. QJKE. JULIUS FREDERICK BRAUNER, C.E., Inftructor in Civil Engineering C.E., Cornell, 1905. CARL CRANDALL, C.E., Inftruetor in Civil Engineering C.E., Cornell, 1912. EE, Zodiac. HOWARD THOMPSON CRITCHLOW, Instructor in Civil Engineering C.E., Cornell, IQIO. HERBERT EDWARD HAYES, Inxtructor in Civil Engineering C.E., Cornell, 1909. , HERBERT VINTON HOTCHKISS. B.S. in C.E., Inytruetor in Civil Engineering B.S. in C.E., University of Pennsylvania, 1914. EE. CARL HERMAN KNOETTGE, B.A. and B.S. in C.E., Inftruetor in Bridge Engineering B.A. in C.E., University of Colorado, 1907, B.S. in C.E., 1910. TBH. LEONARD ALEXANDER LAWRENCE, PLS., Instructor in Civil Engineering BS., Maine, 1904. CPKZ. CHAUNCEY RUTHVEN MCANLIS, Inftructor in Civil Engineering ' BS., Pennsylvania State College, 19105 C.E., Penn. State, 1915. EN. JOHN EDWIN PERRY, B.S., Inytruetor in Railroad Engineering BS., Pennsylvania State College, IQO8. QEK, Rod and Bob. EDWARD RAY STAPLEY, C.E., Inftructor in Civil Engineering C.E., Cornell, 1914. TBH. LEONARD CHURCH URQUHART, C.E., Inftruetor in Bridge Engineering C.E., Cornell, 1909. ERNEST CHARLES WHITE, B.S. in C.E., Inftruetor in Civil Engineering B.S. in C.E., Norwich, 1908. EfIDE. 47 I4 ' . I ,z-1, - -. -1 . L5 YQ MM Q G J. Q J, A 71 7 ,J ALB ERT NVILLIAM SMITH, B.lX-LE., NLNLE., Director of the College, and Proferfor of Power Engineering in Cliarge of the Department B.MH.E., Cornell, 1878, NLNLE., 1886. SAX, Quill and Dagger. 1 F aculiy PROFESSORS CALVIN DODGE ALBERT, NLE., Afriftant Profefror of .Machine Defign NLE., Cornell, 1906. ZE WILLIAM NICHOLS BARNARD, NLE., Profeyfor of Stearn Engineering NLE., Cornell, 1897. EE ROLLA CLINTON CARPENTER, B.S., NLS., C.E., NLNLE., LL.D., Profefror of B.S., Nlichigan Agricultural College, 1873, NLS., 1876, LL.D., 1910, C.E., Nlichigan, 1875, NLNLE., Cornell, 1888. ATA, EE, TB-H. ROBERT LONG DAUGHERTY, A.B., NLE., Afriftant Profeffor of Hydranlicf A.B., Leland Stanford, 1909. EE. HERMAN DIEDELKICHS, NLE., Profefror of Experimental Engineering in Charge of the Mechanical Laboratory lW.E., Cornell, 1897. CIJZK, EE, TBH. FRANK OAKES ELLENWOOD, A.B., Arfiftant Profeffor of Power Engineering A.B., Leland Stanford, I9O4. EE. WALTER STEBBINS FORD, NLE., Afriftant of Electrical Engineering M.E., Cornell, IQOO. FA, Skull. .QL I ,, T Experimental Engineering I' H 48 '1 53 Ii' VICTOR RAYMOND GAGE M.E., Arfistant Profeffor of Experimental Engineering M.E., Cornell 19065 1911. E. ALEXANDER GRAY B.Sc. Pro error of Electrical Engineering ' B.Sc. Edin. 81 McGill. University Club A.l.E.E. CLARENCE WALTER HAM M.E. B.M.E. Afrirtant Profefror o Machine Defign M.E. Cornell 1908. TBH. LESLIE DAVID HAYES B.S. M.E. Arriftant Profesror o Machine Dexign B.S., New Hampshire, 18975 M.E., Cornell, 1908. KE. - HOWARD DRYSDALE HESS5 M.E. Pro error of Machine Defign M.E. Lehigh 1896. TBII EE. . VLADIMIR KARAPETOFF CE. Pro error o Electrical Engineering C.E. Institute of Ways of Communication Petrograd Russia 18975 M.M.E. 1902. EE. DEXTER S-IMPSON KIMBALL A.B., M.E. Proferror of Machine Defign and Con- Jtrnction A.B., Leland Stanford 18965 M.E. Leland Stanford. EE TBH. GEORGE ROLLAND MCDERMOTT M.E., .Pro error o Strnctitral Design M.E. Cornell 1905. EE Acacia. ROBERTSON RXLATTHEWS M.E., Axfiftant Profexfor 0 Power Engineering M.E. Cornell 1907. WILL MILLER SAWDON, B.S. in NLE. lVI.M.E., Affiftant Profenor o Experimental Engineering B.S. in M.E., Purdue, 18985 M.M.E., Cornell, 1908. EE. GEORGE BURR UPTON M.E. Arristant Profeffor o Experimental En- T gineering M.E., Cornell 19045 M.M'.E. 1905. E. ALBERT EDWARD WELLS Superintendent o Shops ancl Afriftant Pro error of Machine Conrtritction EDGAR HARPER WOOD, M.E., Profesfor of Mechanicf of Engineering M.E., Cornell ISQZQ ISQZ. EE. 5 - INSTRUCTORS WILLIAM CYRUS BALLARD IR. M.E. Inftrnctor in Electrical Engineering CHARLES BIGELOW BENNETT B.S. in Inftrnctor in Machine Defign B.S. in E.E. North Dakota. CHARLES HAROLD BERRY M.E., Inftritctor in Power Engineering M.E. Cornell 1912. TBH. L0U1S JACQUELIN BRADFORD B.S. Instructor in Machine Defign B.S. Swarthmore, 1911. CARROL GARDNER BROWN, B.S. in E.E., Inftrizctor in Electrical Engineering B.S. in EE., Texas A. 81 NI., 1906. -J ' L,- H'-l 7 7 7 7 Z -.-. ,0- 7 7 f 7 7 I 7-- PQ! l 7 7 7 f 1 7 7 :H 7 7 7 lf Z 1 11 4 1 f 7 -.LL 4-' 7 7 7 l . 7 7 7 .lt f :E V fy 7 7 7 7 :,g-. lsfifg 7 7 I t 7 7 7 ?' 7 f f fl' 7 7 7 ga-is 7 f 1 I 5 5 , f 'H I 7 7 7 f -1 7 7 E 7 f f A- 7 7 7 5-7 7 7 7 7 7 8 7 7 7 7 ' 7 7 ' 7 49 5 -, 1' HAROLD WARNER BROWN, B.S., Instructor in Electrical Engineering BS., Cornell, 1898. WELLES GOODSPEED CATLIN, Nl.E., Instructor in Electrical Engineering NLE., Cornell, IQIO. - A ROBERT FRANKLIN CHAMBERLAIN, NLE., Instructor in Electrical Engineering NLE., Cornell, I908. Acacia. HAROLD HOWARD CLARK, NLE., Instructor in Machine Design I E NLE., Cornell, 1915. University Club. ROY EDWARDS CLARK, NLE., Instructor in Power Engineering WALTER RODNEY CORNELL, B.S., Instructor in Mechanics of Engineering B.S., Rutgers, 1907. ' CHARLES DUDLEY CORWIN, NLE., Instructor in Machine Design NLE., Cornell, 1908. ADAM CLARKE DAVIS, JR., NLE., Instructor in Experimental Engineering NLE., Cornell, 1914. KE. WILLIAM DEANS, JR., NLE., Instructor in Electrical Engineering NLE., Cornell, 1913. University Club. WILLIAM JACOB DIEDERICHS, NLE., Instructor in Experiniental Engineering NLE., Cornell, 1912. NIJEK. EDGAR HUTTON DIX, NLE., Instructor in Experirnental Engineering NLE., Cornell, 1914. ARMOND JACOB JORIS VAN DER DOES DE BYE, NLE., Instructor in Machine Design DANIEL ROBERT FRANCIS, E.E., B.A., Instructor in Mechanics of Engineering E.E. and BA., North Dakota, IQOQ. ENOCI1 FRANCIS GARNER, NLE., Instructor in Machine Design V NLE., Maryland Agricultural College, 1903. WILLIAM ALBERT GIBSON, A.B., NLE., Instructor in Experirnental Engineering A.B., Western Nlarylancl, 1909, NLE., Cornell, 1914. Nlaryland Club. TBH. ROBERT WILLIAM GRAYIAM, E.E., Instructor in Machine Design E.E., North Dakota, 1913. WARREN HOWARD HOOK, NLE., Instructor in Experimental Engineering FRANCIS A. HUBBARD, A.B., NLNLE., Instructor in Electrical Engineering THOMAS ORMOND HUSSEY, NLE., Instructor in Machine Design NLE., Cornell, IQI2. EDWARD TOMPKINS JONES, NLE., Instructor in Power Engineering FRED EDGAR K.LINCK, NLE., Instructor in Experirnental Engineering NLE., Cornell, IQIO. JAMES LEFFERTS LANDT, NLE., Instructor in Experirnental Engineering NLE., Cornell, 1914. EX. 50 1 I' I 1 5.14 Ir ' MYRON A. LEE, NLE., M.NLE., Instructor in Machine Design I M.E., Cornell, 1909, NI.M.E., 1913. EE. PERCY GEORGE NICVETTY, M.E., Instructor in Research Engineering NLE., Cornell, 1913. GROVER CLEVELAND MILLS, B.NLE., Instructor in Machine Design B.lW.E., Kentucky State, 1911. E. RICHARD PAGE, PLS., Instructor in Electrical Engineering B.S., Maine, 1913. MCREA PARKER, M.E., Instructor in Machine Design NLE., Cornell, 1914. Telluride, Quill and Dagger HENRY PARK PARMLEY, NLNLE., Instructor in Mechanics of Engineering CLARENCE ANDREW PE1RcE, A.B., lXl.E., Instructor in Power Engineering A.B., Cornell, 1907, M.E., IQOQ. AG. JOHN GEORGE PERTSCH, NLE., Instructor in Electrical Engineering NLE., Cornell, 1909. EE. FRED STILLMAN ROGERS, M.E., Instructor in Machine Design ELS., Alfred, 19095 NLE., Cornell, IQI3. ' HERBERT MERRILL SHARP, NLE., Instructor in Electrical Engineering 'M.E., Cornell, 1915. HKN, TBII. HERMANN STEPHENSON, NLE., Instructor in Machine Design M.E., Cornell, 1907. ALEXANDER CHILSON STEVENS, NLE., Instructor in Electrical Engineering M.E., Cornell, 1907. AKE. FRANK G1RARD TAPPAN, A.B., M.E., A.NL, Instructor in Electrical Engineering AB., Washington and Jefierson, 1904, A.M., 1909g M.E., Cornell, 1907. BQH, A.I.E.E. CHARLES GARRETT THATCHER, A.B., Instructor in junior Mechanics Laboratory - A.B., Swarthmore, 1912. CIJEK. CHARLES EDWIN THOMAS, NLE., Instructor in Mechanics Laboratory NLE., Cornell, 1913. University Club. TBH, EE. NORMAN NEVIL TILLEY, NLE., Instructor in Experimental Engineering lW.E., Cornell, 1915. CLARENCE ELLSWORTH TOWNSEND, M.E., Instructor in Machine Design NLE., Cornell, 1907. HENRY HILL WATERS, M.E., Instructor in Machine Design M.E., Cornell, 1913. 51 1 1 r- r , ll L 1 II 1 r xr xx A.11Mrrligi1sa1iMi1R.Ry, JACOB GOULD SCHURMAN, A.B., A.lVI., D.SC., LL.D., Prefidmt AB., University of London, 18775 A.M., 18785 D.SC., University Of Edin- burgh, 18785 LL.D., Columbia, 18925 Yale, 19015 Edinburgh, 19025 Willams, 19085 Dartmouth, 19095 Harvard, 1909. EMMONS LEVI WILLIAMS, Comptroller of tha Univeffizy . CHARLES D1BBLE BOSTWICK, A.B., LL.B., Trearwer of the Univevwlty and Secrezary of the Board of T1'zrfZee.f A.B., Cornell, 18925 LLB., 1894. KA. DAVID FLETCHER HOY, B.S., NLS., Regiftrar BS., Cornell, 18915 NLS., 1893. KZ, EE, Quill and Dagger. HEBER XVALLACE PETERS, A.B., Secvuezary A.B., Cornell, 1914. QIUAG, Sphinx Head. SAMUEL ARCHER NIUNFORD, A.B., NLD., Mzdical flcizfifzr A.B., Monmouth, 19005 M.D., jefferson Medical, 1905. AKK, Bandhu. JAMES T. QUARLES, Univewity Organift THOMAS TREE, Bwiozexf Manager of Sage' and Pmdevzce Riyley RUD BRYANT HAYES, NLE., Supfrimendmt of the Uviiverfity Heat, Light and Power Service HARRIET SUTHERLAND, Supwimevuieat of the Come!! Infirmary CHARLES ELBERT CURTIS, B.C.E., Supermrfvzdent of Buildingf and Grouvzalf B.C.E., Cornell, 1885. AT. THEODORE HERMAN TWESTEN, Proczor H Q- . U, 'I-I 1 ,v:A V ,.., 21:24.11--1. .,:4', F' 1,,.,-.' -,5.,',Jif,'QI.,-jsrf .'-, -15,-.1s ' i ii . b11Q E 'lti if A ' - K,,. ..., . 'Vi: 751.7 I 11111 5 I 9f::::a1y--3 E---'-111122 11111111 111 ETS ,.,: - 1i :1 '.-21' 'm'.1:::.:::r - ' I 25 I fe- 1 1 I + f 1 lit I WILLARD AUSTEN, Librarian Member of the American Library Association. Member Of the Bibliographical Society of America. V New York Library Association. BOII. ANDREW CURTIS WHITE, A.B., Ph.D., Afriftant Librarian A.B., Hamilton 1881, Ph.D., Cornell, 1884. Member A.L.A. CIDBK. GEORGE LINCOLN BURR, A.B., LL.D., Librarian of President White Library I-IALLDOR I-IERMANNSON, Curator Icelandic Collection MARY FOWLER, B.S., Curator Petrarcb and Dante Collection ACCESSIONS DIVISION ELIZABETH SAGE INGERSOLL, Superintendent MINERVA AUGUSTA STUBBS, Supervifor of Periodical: LILLIAN LELAND, Arriftant in Order Department I-IATTIE MITCHELL BARNES, A.B., Ayriftant in Periodical Department CATALOGUE DIVISION OLLA REBECCA AYERS, A.B., Superoifor of Catalog ELIZABETH VAN DEN BURGH, A.B., Cataloger EMMA ROMELIA SPEED, A.B., Cataloger STACKS AND DEPARTMENT LIBRARIES DIVISION WILLARD WALDO ELLIS, A.B., LL.B., Superintendent GIORGIO DE GRASSI, Affirtant Superintendent READERS DIVISION 1 ELIAS ROOT BEADLE, A.B., A.M., Superintendent BERTHA WILDER, Ai-riftant ANNA GREGORY, Arrirtant FLORENCE IQATHRYN SHERWOOD, Arrirtant H 53 '- ' na 'N 'N P, X i gg I1 f . ,' - , I 4 I '4 - L,-+ ..,g -..E Hr' Ng L T U if' ai-5 -F 'i- 'f f lfLC'?- - r?TN-Am ?? ICLIIQTIIIIIKV5 I 1 W A U A ' ' if' THE CORNELL FELLOWSHIP FREDERICK EBELL FISKE, A.B., CCOrnellj 1914 . . Englifh THE MCGRAW FELLOWSHIP CARL ARTHUR MCCLAIN, B.S., CU. Of Oregonb 19065 5 - - ' C.E., Csameb IQI2 ....... Cw1ZEng1neerzng THE SAGE FELLOWSHIP RUBY RIVERS MURRAY, A.B., CML Holyoke Collegej 19125 A.M. Csamej 1914 ....... Chemistry THE SCHUYLER FELLOWSHIP ROYAL NORTON CHAPMAN, B.A. CMinn.j 1914, M.A. Csamej 1915 Phyfiology THE SIBLEY FELLOWSHIP CHARLES ROY REID, B.S., QU. Of Oregonj 1906, E.E., QSameD IQI2 ...... Meelzavzieal .Engineering THE GOLDWIN SIVIITH FELLOWSHIP ERNEST RICE SMITH, AB., COber1inj 1912 ..... Geology THE PRESIDENT WHITE FELLOWSHIP GUY EVERETT GRANTHAM, A.B., Undianaj 19O9, A.M., Csamc-:D 1913 Phyfics THE ERASTUS BROOKS FELLOWSHIP CHESTER CLAREMONT CAMP, B.A. CGrinne11 Collegej 1914, A.M., CCOrne-ID IQI5 ....,.. Mathematicf THE FELLOWSHIP IN ARCHITECTURE GERALD LYNTON IQAUFMAN, B.Arch, CCOrne1D 1915 . . . Avrhitecznre THE FELLOWSHIP IN ROMANCE LANGUAGES RAY PRESTON BOWEN, A.B. CHarvardD 1905, I A.M., QCOrne11j 1915 .... . Romance Lezngnezgef 4 . 3, r- -g 1- I . T11 11.1. fre .61 Els 1,5124 ,N R .Q F4 Q.. .,, .. fl, F' F JE. Q. ii Ill. f- r- L. I in l H N 'T 1 ng- I :AT . P! D1 H, ALI ' Sf V 'Q' 345 an -w-H-B- Class of IQIS THE CORNELL SCHOLARSHIPS HAROLD NIEAD NIOTT-SMITH, IR. . . Cowfe in Arts PAUL BRADFORD .....,.. Cowse in Arif THE H. B. LORD SCHOLARSHIPS ESTHER GRIMES ........ Cowfe in ffgricicltwe JANE JANETTA MOORE - SMITH ...... Cowfe in Art: THE MCGRAW SCHULARSHIPS MARY ELEANOR BARSTOW ....... Cowie in Arif JOSEPH ADAM BECKER . . . Cowfe in Mechanical Engineering THE SAGE SCHOLARSHIPS CHARLES STAHL . . . . Cowie in Art: WILLIAM HURSH FARNHAM ..... . Cowie in Art: THE SIBLEY SCHOLARSHIPS IVIELVIN ABBOTT CONANT . ...,. Cowie in Arif PIERRE MERTZ ..... Cowie in Mechanical Engineering THE PRESIDENT WHITE SCHOLARSHIPS GAEVORGE W. Bl. ROBERTSON ....... Cowfe in Arty FREDERICK SCHUYLER REESE, JR. . . Cowie in Law 57 F' .1 I THE HORACE GREELEY SCHOLARSHIPS Arts HENRY W GREENBERG COW-ff Arif LEONARD BICHWIT COW-V6 THE IOHN STANTON GOULD SCHOLARSHIPS HENRY RUBIN Cowie Arty THE STEWART L WOODFORD SCHOLARQI-HPS MALCOLM BARRINGTON CARROLL Courye aw MARGUERITE MCIQAY COMM Aft: Class of 1919 THE CORNELL SCHOLARSHIPS ISRAEL SAFIR . . Cowie in Art: SAMUEL GREENBERG ........ Courfe in Art: THE H. B. LORD SCHOLARSHIPS NORMAN TO1vo NEWTON . Comm in Agriculzurz CHARLES TEXFORD DAVIS . Cowie in Agriculture THE MCGRAW SCHOLARSHIPS ERNEST LEOPOLD HETTICH , , Com-gg in Am- JESSELYN ADELE TKIMMEL . . COM7'-gg in A7155 THE SAGE SCHOLARSHIPS JACOB WILSON - . Courfe in Am JEANETTE HEERTJE . Courff 111 Arty THE SIBLEY SCHOLARSHIPS u L F -Q !'l 93 .1 L r D ,,,, ,... i 71 , . in DAVID SCHULTZ ......... Course in Arty , . m I N . 1 ...... in L ,. I . . . ' in H I 4 N ISERBERT SAPHIR . . . Comte in Arty-Chem. AVID PEARLMAN . 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THE CLASS OF 1916 ROBERT DUANE ABBOTT Elrnira Cherniytry 2:12 E. 3 SOLOMON ABELOW Brooklyn Agriculture ARTHUR ISADOR AIBELSON Utica Law ZBTQ Temple Inn, College Soccer, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, State Scholarship. ALBERT MOTT ACKERMAN San Diego, Cal. Mechanical Engineering CPKXP, Freshman Advisory Committee. SAMUEL KUYKENDALL ADAMS Surnrnitoille Art: and Sciencer ' College Basketball 2, 3,'COllege Soccer 4. JAVIER SEGUNDO ADRIANZEN Chiclayo, Peru Architecture A.B., Pd.B. FREDERICK GUSTAV ALBER Binghamton Agriculture AFP, Cosmopolitan Club, S. O. S. Club, Crew Squad 3, Assistant, Gymnasium 4. FRANKLIN AUGUSTUS ALBERGER Ithaca Law Glee Club I, 2, 3. ISMAEL SATURNINO ALCACER Buenos Aires, Arg. llflechanical Engineering Union Latino-Americana. IVAN GRANT ALEXANDER .Marathon Law Acaciag Cornell Masonic Club, College Baseballg College Track I, 35 '86 Declamation Stage. SAMUEL LOUIS ALEXANDER Brooklyn I Agriculture ARTHUR ALONZO ALLEN Roch Strearn Agriculture Scroll and Spade, College Glee Club. ALBERT GILLIS ALLEN Salirbury, Mel. Agriculture A FP, College Track Team 2, 3. BURKE FOWLER ALLEN Niolae Agriculture CHARLES LORING ALLEN Broclheaal i Arty and Sciencey College Track and Cross Country 2, 3, 4. DON CLINTON ALLEN Ovid LW, QA, Temple Inn, Cornell Law Quarterly Board. GARDNER PHILIP ALLEN Milwaithee, Wir. Civil Engineering GEORGE RAYMOND ALLEN Plattxburgh Arty-.Meclicine AXA, Adirondack Club. 52 'O' I 1 . Ii il I.. L'l-, ' 1 THE CLASS OF 1916 JOHN HARRIS ALLEN, JR. Orange, NJ. Civil Engineering CIDKE, Sphinx Head, Aleph Samach, Dunstan, Pyramid, Varsity Football i 3, Freshman Crew, Varsity Crew Squad 2, Freshman Executive Committee, Chairman, Sophmore Banquet Committee: junior Smoker Committee. WILLIAM ROBERT CLEMENTS ALLEY Monticello Arty and Science: Cornell Scholarship. CHARLES BRUSH ALLISON Malone Agiicnlture HIUAG. ' MALCOLM GRAEME ALLISON New York City Mechanical Engineering Cornell Aero Club, Erasmus Hall Club, Class Fencing Team 2, 3. EVELYN IVIARGUERITE ALSPACH ' Philacleljohia, Pa. Arty and Sciencer AF, CIPBK, Der Hexenkreis, Hockey Team 2, Sage House Committee 2, Advanced Choir 2, 3, Festival Chorus 2, The Cornell Annual! Board 3, President, Student Government in Sage College 3, Delegate, Student Government Convention 3. TRVING EDWARD ALTMAN Brooklyn Veterinary TECID, Society of Comparative Medicine, lVlenorah. JACOB ALBERT ALTSCHULER New York City Architecture GEORGE SULLIVAN AMORY Borton, Mary. Arty and Sciencef EN, QJACID, Executive Committee, Inter-Fraternity Association 4, Assis- tant Nlanager, Cornell Dramatic Club 3, Nlanager 4. THOMAS HENRXE AMOS, IR. Harriflrnrg, Pa. Arty and Science: ATA, N.A.A.C.P. ROBERT ALEXANDER ANDERSON Honolnln, T. H. Mechanical Engineering AG, HKN, Savage Club, Varsity Track Squad 2, 3, 4, Nlandolin Club I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Pledge Committee. COWLES ANDRUS I Syracnfe Art: and Sciencer Seal and Serpent, Sphinx Head, Junior Varsity Crew 2, Varsity Crew 3, Junior General Committee, Freshman Flag Rush Team, Crew Rep- resentative to Nlajor Sports Council 4. JAIME ANNEXY, JR. San fnan, P. R. Mechanical Engineering Cosmopolitan Club, Union Latino-Americana, La Camorra,'7 Asosiacion Puertorriquena, College Baseball and Soccer I, 2, 3. JUDSON WARREN ARDELL Atlanta 'Veterinary ANTI, Society of Comparative Nledicine. G3 'I f' vi- .4 .3 Q in I 1 f' L I THE CLASS OF'1916 STOWELL WILLIAM ARMSTRONG Maffena Arty and Sciencex S I QA, A JOHN FLETCHER ARNOLD Plattrliurgh Veterinary A . SITE, Society of Comparative Medicine. JOSEPH CRANDELL ASHMEAD Richinoncl Hill Cheniiftry AT, Quill and Dagger, Alembic, Varsity Basketball Team 2, 3, 4, Varsity , 3 HCM, Junior General Committee. HYMAN ASTOR Newport News, Va. Arif and Sciencef H M Menorah, Congress, Cornell Cross Country Club, College Baseball, ' Soccer, Cross Country, and Track. 'Z' A, HESTER ANNA AUSTIN Ithaca Agriculture 4 K LLOYD BERNARD AVERILL Worceffer, Mau. Law W' AKE, CPAQJ, KBCIJ. FLOYD MARSHALL AVERY Ilion Mechanical Engineering I A.I.E.E. ' FLORENCE ETHEL AXTELL Dejbofir Agriculture Sedowa, Manager, Agricultural Girls, Glee Club 3, 4. . I NIANUEL AYAU Guatemala City, Guatemala Mech. Engineering Q Spanish-American Club, Freshman Cap Burning Committee, Sophomore ,i 5, Pipe Committee. ,j EDWARD WILCOX AYCRIGG Szavnforcl, Conn. Arif: 'ancl Sciencer -1 Xfb, Assistant Nlanager, Lacrosse Team 3, Nlanager 4, Mandolin Club 4 I, 2, 3, Junior Spring Day Committee. JAMES STANLEY BABBITT New Yorle City Cheniiftry NIIT, Quill and Dagger, Alembic, Freshman Cross Country Team, Freshman If, , Track Team, Varsity Hockey Team 2, 3, Captain 4. '5 ' GEORGE SANFORD BABCOCK Norzfhport Cheniifzfry A KNII, Long Island Club, Glee Club 3, Sage Chapel Choir 3, Belgian ' Relief Fund Committee 3, Festival Chorus 3. , ABRAM FULD BACHARACH Baltimore, .Mei Civil Engineering TIACID. ' ' CLIFFORD EUGENE BACKMAN Pirtrjield, Maxx. Mechaizical Engineering ' BQH. il EDWQIZYSVARNER BACON Erie, Pa. Mechanical Engineering ,S CAREJIYKQLLIAM BADENHAUSEN New Yorle City Mechanical Engineering CARIAEgl3lXVQlIAI1EDlZAI-IN S h I Rochefter Mechanical Engineering .. J., tate coars ip. 'J I ,T G4 . 4 T r E I1 L- l'l I I O 0 Il LIL H THE CLASS OF 1916 CLARENCE WAGAR BAILEY Lakewood, O. Agriculture Skull, Sphinx Head, Hebs-Sa, Aleph Samachg Freshman Crew, Varsity ' Football Team 3, 4, Junior General Committee. JOSEPH NORBERT BAILEY Meriden, Conn. Architecture JOHN WENDELL BAILEY facleron, Min. Arty and Science: Southerners. B.S. Nlississippi A. and M., IQIS. LEO CLAIR BAILEY Holland Agriculture Scroll and Spade. ' FREDERICK LAWRENCE BAILLIERE Ellicott City, Md. Agriculture BSU, Maryland Club, Freshman Baseball, Cosmopolitan Club. ALTON FLETCHER BAKER Cleveland, 0. Arty and Seiencef AKE, Glee Club, C.U.C.A. Cabinet. ENOS H. BAKER Indianapolir, Ind. Mechanical Engineering CIDA9 fButler Collegeb, TBH. ROLAND SEARS BAKER Brooklyn Agriculture Philos, Anvil Club. VAUGHN DURRELL BAKER W illrboro Agriculture GA, Scroll and Spade, Adirondack Club, Roberts Scholarship. DONALD ROBINSON BALDWIN Eart Orange, N. j. Arts and Seieneef ACID. GARSON BALDWIN Rochefter Law Congress 2, 3, 4, Congress Debate Stage 3, Prohibition Debate Stage 3. JOHN MCNICKLE BALL Sioarthniore, Pa. Cheniirtry Agassiz Club. AUGUST HARRY BAMMAN Princeton, N. f . Mechanical Engineering CIJKE, Freshman Football Squad, Varsity Football Squad 2, 3. HANCOCK BANNINO, JR. Lot Angeler, Cal. Mechanical Engineering Rocky Mountain Club. ' DANA LITTLE BARBOUR V Ridgioay, Pa. Mechanical Engineering Kfli, TBH, HKN, Qrchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Mandolin Club 3. H CATHERINE ANN BARD Gowanda Art: and Scieneef KA9,QBK. HAROLD SHAW BAREFORD Milloille, N. ' Law Temple Inn, Cornell Law Quarterly Board. FREDERICK LIVINGSTON BARNES Syracure Agriculture . SAX. ROLAND RUSSEL BARNES Ovid Arty and Science: QA, University Band 3, 4. Ga 1 T' THE CLASS OF 1916 GEORGE DOOER BARNHART Clayton Civil Engineering KCID5 Cornell Masonic Clubg State Scholarship. , CHARLES BARRETT Bellevue, Pa. A Mechanical Engineering AKE5 Sphinx Head5 Aleph Samach5 Dunstan5 Beth L'Amed5 Duquesne5 Sunday Night Club, Freshman Football Team, Freshman Baseball Teamg Varsity Football Team 2, 3, Captain 45 Chairman, Freshman Constitution Committee5 Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 45 Chair- man, Junior General COmmittee5 President, Student Council 4. J. LEW BARRINGER Norwich Veterinary SZTZ5 Society of Comparative Medicine5 College Track I. GEORGE FRANCIS BASON Baclharn, S. C. Mechanical Engineering HKA5 Grchestra. ' TRIS MARIE BASSETT Rochefter Agriculture KA95 College Executive Committee 35 College Social Committee I, 2, 35 Secretary, Frigga Fylgae 3. LUCY ANTOINETTE BASSETT Colenianh' Station Agriculture ROBERT STURTEVANT BASSETT Bujalo lllechanical Engineering AT5 TBII5 Scalp and B1ade5 College Banquet Committee5 College Associ- ation, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 45 Society of Automobile Engineers5 Sibley Prize in Nlechanic Arts 35 Orchestra 25 University Band, Prin- cipal Mfusician 45 State Scholarship. JOHN WVHEATON BATEMAN Dividing Creele, N. f. Chernirtry GA5 College Baseball I, 2, 3. GERTRUDE STRONG BATES Ithaca I Agriculture ACID5 Raven and Serpent5 Der T-lexenkreis5 SedoWa5 Hockey Team 2, 3, 45 Basketball Team I, 2, 35 Field Day I, 2, 3, 4g Crew I, 2, 35 College Honor System Committee 3, 45 Sports and Pastime Council 3, 4. CHARLES, CURTIS BEAKES Sidney Center Civil Engineering EDNA BELLE BEARDSLEY Odena Agriculture ELLIS WILLIAM BECK A fanieftown Architecture TBII5 Gargoyle, President, College AssociatiOn5 Cornell Architect Board. FREDERICK GARDNER BEHRENDS Brooklyn Agriculture AZ5 Scalp and Blade5 Freshman Banquet Committee5 Sophomore Pipe CommIttee5 Junior Smoker Committeeg Class Vice-President 2. so -v Lx: . c - ..... ,na 1 O J ' 1, THE CLASS GF 1916 JANE MIRANDA BEILBY Depofit Agriculture Y.VV.C.A.' Frigga Fylgae' Women s Dramatic Club. HAROLD STEWART BELCHER Newark N. . Art: and Science: Orchestra I 2. Q EDWARD MILLER BELDEN I Richford Agriculture ELMER ADOLPH BELLER Neu York City Arty and Sciencer Cosmopolitan Club' Ethics Club' Deutscher Verein' Associate Business lVlanager The Cornell Era 2. GRACE LOUISE BENNETT Bujalo - Arty and Sciencer Treasurer Social Science Club I 2 President 3. CIJBK ROWLAND KING BENNETT Philadelphia Civil Engineering Cosmopolitan Club' College Crew 2 3. OHN MORRIS BENORE New York City Mechanical Engineering NELLIE CONSTANCE BENSTER Moline Ill. A rtf Raven and Serpent' Class Basketball I Captain 2' Nlanager ball 3' Class Hockey 4. ISAAC BERKOWITZ New York City h OSEPH HERMAN BERKOWITZ Brooklyn EDITH AMELIA BERNHOFT Bujalo IIDB K. NTAX BERNSTEIN Brooklyn San nan P. R. CLOTI-LDE HELGA BETANCES Porto Rican Scholarship' Class Hockey Team. WII.L1.AM CARTER BETSCH . New Yo.k City AX P' College Glee Club' Freshman Baseball Squad. A1-tr A rt: A rtf Civil Arif and S ciencef Basket- anal Science: and Science: and Science! Engineering ancl S ciencef Agriculture ROBERT TURNER BICKFORD Elmira Architecture Zodiac' Gargoyle. WILLIAM BIEDERMAN New York City Cherniftry Freshman Debate Club' Clinton Club' lVlenOrah. VVILLIAM THOMAS BINKS IR. Ronie Mechanical Engineering PETER HOFFMAN BIRCKHEAD Milwaukee Wir. Mechanical Engineering AT' Nlaudolin Club I 2 3 4. I nhl -.- 7 7 7 7 .I K 7 + :C 7 7 7 , 7' N 7 9 S a 1 N 7 7 ' I 7 7 7 7 7 N CIJBK, Nlenorah, Deutsc er Vereing Chess Team 4 N7- 4 .. .. f , 7 Nl 'V l , 7 A rli H ul I l 7 7 7 'Y 7 NN 7 7 7 7 7 N Pl ROYAL GOULD BIRD New York City Agriculture AZQ Sphinx Headg Hebs-Sag Nlabriqueg Forestry Clubg Junior Varsity Crew 2g Varsity Crew 3g Class Executive Committee 25 General Com- mittee 3g College Committee on Student Honor 35 Chairman 4. l G7 7' r- Ii I I 1 I I. THE CLASS GF 1916 EDWARD LEWIS BISDEE Baldwinrville Architecture AXA, Exeter Club. ' H RIDGEWAY BISHOP Chicago, Ill. Artfiand Science: NPT, Masque, Chicago Club, Freshman Football Team, Sophomore Pushball Team, College Basketball I, 2, College Baseball 2, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee. FOSTER BLACK Norfolk, Va. Mechanical Engineering QA. RUSSELL VAN NEST BLACK Hightrtown, N. Agriculture HAROLD COLEMAN BLACKBURN Philadelphia, Pa. Mechanical Engineering A.S.M.E., A.l.E.E., College Association, Instructor in Physics. BARD BURDETTE BLAIR Davenport, 'Ia. Agriculture Seal and Serpent, Varsity Track Squad 2, Freshman Advisory Committee. GEORGE HENRY BOETTNER Perryuille, Mo. Agriculture HARRY BAINBRIDGE BOIES Woodhaoen Mechanical Engineering Eleusis, Mandolin Club I, 2, 3, 4. ROGER FRALEIGI-I BOLENBAKER Red Hook Veterinary ANII, Society of Comparative Medicine, College Basketball I, 2, Captain, College Baseball'2, College Soccer I. GEORGE HUBERT BOLLMAN Kanfar City, Mo. Mechanical Engineering KE, Spring Day Committee, The Cornell Widow Board I, 2, 3, Art Editor 4. HENRY Orrs BONNAR Bujalo Agriculture CIDFA, CreW Celebration Committee 4, Senior Pledge Committee, Student Agencies 2, 3, President 4. , GEORGE W. BONNEY Potrdain Agriculture Zodiac. CHARLES BORGOS Brooklyn Agriculture . Cosmopolitan Club, Bailey Club, Cornell Dramatic Club Cast 2, 3, 4, Guard Committee 3. EDWARD WALTER BORST Baltimore, Md. Forestry Maryland Club. ELSIE VIOLA BOTSFORD Rutherford, N. Agriculture KKF, Raven and Serpent, Der Hexenkreis, Crew 3, Y.W.C.A. Cabinet 3, Class Executive Committee 2, College Banquet Committee, Chair- man, Y.W.C.A. Bazaar 3, Chairman, Freshman-Sophomore Dance. FLORENCE CORNELIA BOWEN Somerville, M arf. Arty and Science: ORLEY GLENN BOWEN Harjord Agriculture Scorpion, QIJAK, Cosmopolitan Club, Bailey Club. 68 sf , ... - , ,na L- 1 -il 1 I Y' Q dh -ru- '! THE CLASS OF 1916 EDNA MILDRED BOYD Mount Vernon' Arty and Science: RUTH NIINNIE BRACE Richmond Hill Agriculture AZ. GEORGE HIRST BRADLEY Hornell Agriculture GA. FREDERICK CHRISTIAN BRANDES Wliite Plainf Civil Engineering Cosmopolitan Club, Semaphore, College Association, College Tax Com- mittee. ' WILLIAM MARTIN BRAZIELL Poughleeepfie Architecture Freshman Cross Country Team, Dutchess County Club. HARRY EARL BREMER Ainrteralarn Agriculture A I' P, College Glee Club 4. IRWIN BREWER Orwego Mechanical .Engineering College Soccer 2, College Crew 2. BENJAMIN BRICKMAN South Fallfhurgh Agriculture I OAT, Menorah, Round-up Club, Wrestling Squad 2, 3. HOWARD KELLER BRICKMAN Hornell Cherniytry A X P, AX 2. FRANCIS GERARD BRINK Marathon Arty and Science: QA, University Lightweight Boxing Champion 2, Welterweight Champion 3, Middleweight Champion 3. EVELIO BRITO Havana, Cuba Arty and Sciencer FREDERIC DAY BROOKS Ithaca Agriculture Poultry Association, Student Assistant in Poultry Department. ALAN LYON BROWN Paffaic, N. Arty anal Sciencef Bandhu, Alembic, American Chemical Society LAWRENCE GLEN BROWN Nafhoille, Incl, Agriculture Assistant in Biology. LESLIE BROWN Elrnira Agriculture AZ, Sphinx Head, Hebs-Sa, Varsity Basketball Team 2, 3, Captain 4, College Basketball IQ College Baseball I, 2, Captain 3, College Athletic Director 3, Sergeant-at-Arms 3, Student Council 4, College Student Honor Committee 3, Spring Day Committee 2, Cheer Leader 4, President, College Class 4. LLOYD CAMPBELL BROWN Gloucefter, Mass. Veterinary GAX CBOston Universityj, SZTE, Society of Comparative Medicine, I New England Club, Associate Editor, The Cornell Veterinarian. WILLIAM JEAN BROWN Mehoopany, Pa. Mechanical Engineering KA P, Banjo Club I. 6 9 5.5.4 as , THE CLASS OE' 1916 HOMER BROWNING Bufalo A Artf and Science: Scabbard and Blade, Cosmopolitan Club, Congress, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Festival Chorus 2, Lieutenant, Cadet Corps 3, Captain 4. MILES WILLIAM BRYANT Princeton, Ill. Agriculture VICTOR MITCHEL BUCK La Grangeville Agriculture Cosmopolitan Club, President, Cornell Prohibition League 3, Somerset Y, Scroll and Spade, Dutchess County Club, Assistant Librarian, Agricultural Library 3, 4. WILLIAM VVISNER BUCKBEE Warzvick Artf and Sciencef Huntington Club, Freshman Track Squad, Varsity Track Squad 2, 3, Freshman Executive Committee, Junior Election Committee. EDMUND .JAMES BUCKLEY Saranac Lake Agriculture Adirondack Club, Bailey Club. GEORGE DUPRE BUCKWELL Cleveland, O. Art: and Sciencer l AALID. JOHN SAYLES BUFFUM Eaft Aurora Civil Engineering University Band, University Orchestra. WILLIAM FRANCIS BULL Hartingr-on-Hudron Agriculture Scabbard and Blade, Offlcer, Cadet Corps 3, 4. HELEN ELIZABETH BUNGART Rockville Centre Artr and Sciencer AOH, Raven and Serpent, Class Vice-President 2, Y.W.C.A. Cabinet, Chairman, Extension Committee 3, Chairman, Hades Stunt Com- mittee 2. HAROLD BENNET BURDICK Cleveland, O. Architecture Zodiac. - HOWARD ALFRED BURGARD Buffalo Artf and Sciencer KE, Scalp and Blade, Varsity Baseball Squad 3, College Basketball 2, Social Service Committee of C.U.C.A., Swimming Team 4. WILLIAM HENRY BURGARD Bujalo I Civil Engineering KZ, Rod and Bob, Scalp and Blade, Spring Day Committee 3. FRANK JONES BURKE ' Newark, N. Forertry ZXII, Dunstan, Freshman Track Team, Freshman Cross Country Team, Varsity Cross Country Team 2, 4, Varsity Track Team 3. JAMES NORLAND BUTLER Greenwich, N. f. Law FORREST CLIFTON BUTTON Fredonia Agriculture Kill GERTRUDE MACCAIQTNEY BUTTON Canartota Agriculture Advanced Choir 4, Festival Chorus 2, 3, 4, College Girls' Glee Club I 2, 3, Leader 4. l 70 '1 I --'A . r :-1 ,Vs THE CLASS OF 1916 ALDEN CRIPPEN BUTTRICK Ithaca n Arty and Sgifmfy EAE, Freshman Rush Committee, Sophomore Banquet Committee, A Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 4, Freshman Flag Rush Team, Cornell Daily Sian Board I, 2, 3, 4, Cornell Era Board I, 2. HARRY FRANCIS BYRNE Brooklyn Law ATQ, CIJACIU, Varsity Football Squad 2, 3, 4, Spring Day Committee I, 2, 3, Freshman Banquet Committee, Sophomore Banquet Com- mittee, Freshman Advisory Committee, Masque. DONALD WATSON CADY New Rochelle Arty and Sciencer Seal and Serpent, Quill and Dagger, Class Track Team I, Varsity Track Team 2, 3, Junior General Committee, Freshman Cap Burning Committee, Senior Class Day Committee. HAROLD ARTHUR CAHEN New York City Arts and Sciencer- Mechanical Engineering Cosmopolitan Club, A.S.M.E. ' WALTER LEROY CAIN Gowanala A gricnltare Eleusis, Cadet Band. JAMES BIRDSALL CALKINS Ithaca Mechanical Engineering JOHN THOMAS CALLAGHAN New York City Artr and Science: EAE, Junior Nights Committee. LAURENCE KINGSLEY CALLAHAN Chicago, Ill. Art: and Sciencer Zia, Savage Club, Tennis Team 3, Masque. DONALD STUART CAMPBELL Detroit, Mich. 3 Agricitltitre LOUIS JOSEPH CAMUTI New York City A gricnltitre-V eterinary HARRY CAPLAN A lhany Artr ana' Science: CIJBK, '86 Declamation Stage 3, Prohibition Stage, Second Prize 3, Menorah, Congress, University Undergraduate Scholarship. WENDELL THOMAS CARD Sylvania, Pa. Agricnltnre Agassiz Club, Scroll and Spade, Roberts Scholarship. LEROY ROBERT CARL I Colden Agricitltnre HELEN A. CARMALT Brookville, Pa. Arty and Science! KA9, Raven and Serpent. EDWARD HORACE CARMAN, JR. Atlanta, Ga. Mechanical Engineering CIDK2, B.S. in lVI.F., Georgia School of Technology. MOSES CARNES Titjoper Lake Arty anal Sciencer A Adirondack Club, State Scholarship. HARRY BEAHAN CARNEY Granville, O. Artr and Sciencer QDFA CDenisOn Universityjg Assistant in Physical Geography. 71 -1 F' r-1. .24 THE CLASS or A1916 ALLAN WALLACE CARPENTER Wilmington, Del. Artr and Sciencer fID1'A, Book and Bowl, Banjo Club I, Freshman Cap Burning Com- mittee, Sophomore Banquet Committee, Junior Smoker Committee, 1915 Class Day Committee, Senior Banquet Committee, The Cornell Era Board. CHARLES MOSHER CARRIER Troy Chernirtry AX E. FRANK HENRY CARTER Baltimore, Md. Mechanical Engineering Nayati, Maryland Club. GLENN THERON CARTER Marathon Agriculture PAUL WILLIAM CARTER Greenwich - Art: and Science: Congress, Congress Debate Stage 3. FRANCIS OWEN CASE Chattanooga, Tenn. Cheniirtry AX 2. ALICE JOSEPHINE CASEY Ithaca Art: and Sciencer FRANK JAMES CAVENEY Wert New Brighton Veterinary SZTE, Society of Comparative Medicine. STUART SHAW CAVES Phelpr Civil Engineering Bandhu, Freshman Baseball Team, Varsity Baseball Squad 2, 3, Good Roads Committee. ERNEST CLINTON CHADBOURNE Syracure Agriculture Skull. GLADYS MARIE CHADSEY New York City Arty ancl Sciencef Dramatic Club, Class Hockey and Basketball. JOSEPH JULIUS CHADWICK Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering Scroll and Spade. CHARLES HERBERT CHAMBERLAIN Rocherter Agriculture JESSE MARK CHAMBERLAIN Norfolk, Va. Agriculture KA, Beth L,Amed, Sunday Night Club, Dixie Club, Assistant Manager, Masque 3. LEWIS CHURCH CHAMBERLIN Chicago, Ill. Artr and Sciencer BGH, Cornell Chicago Club, Freshman Rush Team, Junior Nights Committee. OLIVER HAZARD PERRY CHAMPLIN, JR. Bujalo Mechanical Engineering Zodiac, University Orchestra, Banjo Club. DAVID HARRY CHANDLER, JR. Vineland, N. Mechanical Engineering Zodiac, Substitute, Junior Varsity Crew 2, College Crew 3, Sophomore Smoker Committee, Junior Promenade Committee. WILLIAM DORR CHAPPELL Port Byron Agriculture AZ, Varsity Track Squad 3, College Track Team 3. 721 'V I' Pa, - ' THE CLASS OF 1916 VERNON BALLARD CHASE Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering EAI-Eg Mabrique, Sophomore Banquet Committee, Junior Smoker Committee. D WILBUR DARWIN CHASE Hilton Agriculture A F P. JOHN ANDREW CHATER, JR. Ithaca Mechanical Engineering University Orchestra. WILLIAM SAGE CHATER Ithaca Agriculture University Orchestra, University Band. RAPHAEL SAUL CHAVIN Spring Valley Arty and Science: KIDEA. MONROE GEORGE CHENEY, JR. 'Franklinoille Agriculture ECIJE, Hebs-Sag Track Squad I, 2, 3, MALCOLM MCCAY CHESNEY Pittrjielal, M au. Mechanical Engineering XSD, Freshman Banquet Committee, Junior Promenade Committee. CHEUK KWAN CHEUNG Canton, China. Agriculture Cornell Chinese Students' Club. LAURENCE REED CHILCOTE Berkeley, Cal. Mechanical Engineering TBH, B.S., University of California 1915. ARTHUR PETER CHIPPEY Wilmington, Del. Artf and Science: ACIJA, N.A.A.C.P. WEN-YUEH CHO Canton, China Civil Engineering Cosmopolitan Club, Chinese Students, Alliance, U. S. A. LOUIS HANAWALT CLAREY Maafifon, N. Arty and Sciences ZNQ Freshman Advisory Committee. FREDERICK CONRAD CLARK Cohocton Veterinary AXII5 Society of Comparative Medicine. CHARLES FREDERICK CLARKE Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering AAQ. RUSSELL HICBEE CLEMINSHAW Cleveland, O. Mechanical Engineering Afbg TBHg Sophomore Smoker Committee, Freshman Advisory Com- mittee 3, 45 Mandolin Club I, 2, 3, 4, lVIanager, Athletic Programs 4, President, College Association. RUTH LEWIS CLEVES Binghamton ' Agriculture ROBERT HARRIS COBB Tyler, Tex. Art: and Sciencef AECIDQ CDBKg The Southerners, Deutscher Verein. EMANUEL M. COHEN Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering HAROLD COLE Saginaw, Mich. Mechanical Engineering Telluride Association, HKN. I 73 'I 7 I I f THF. CLASS OF 1916 ROLAND WARNER COLEMAN Pierrnorit Agriculture CARLTON PALMER COLLINS Starnforcl, Conn. Artf and Science: GAX, Sphinx Head, Aleph Samach, Dunstan, Beth L,Amed, Sunday Night Club, Mabrique, Captain, Freshman Football Team, Varsity Football Team 3, 4, Lacrosse Team 2, 3, Captain 4, Student Council 4, Freshman Banquet Committee, Junior General Committee. LEWIS HOWARD COLPOYS Niagara Falla Mechanical Engineering College Baseball I, 3, 4. GLADYS KRUGER COMES Rockville Centre Artf anal Sciencex AOH. CLEM HARRIS CONGDON Philadelphia, Pa. Mechanical Engineering Zodiac, Masque 3, 4. JAY CONGER, JR. Groton Cioil Engineering Zodiac. ' HAROLD WELCHER CONKLIN Penn Yan Arty and Sciencef Scorpion, State Scholarship. WILLIS ACKERLY CONKLIN Brooklyn Agriculture Long Island Club, Anvil Club, College lVlandOlin Club, University Mandolin Club. EVERETT BROWNELL COOKE Paterfon, N. Mechanical Engineering AACID, Baseball Squad, Golf Team, Sophomore Banquet Committee, Musical Clubs 4, Social Service Committee, C.U.C.A. THOMAS TURNER COOKE Orange, N. j. Cherniftry NIIT, Varsity Tennis Team 3. WALDO BEALE COOKINOHAM Ellenoille Agriculture AFP, Cadet Band I, 2, 3. NVILLARD CAMERON COOL Pittfton, Pa. Agriculture AKE, Sphinx Head, Aleph Samach, Beth L'Amed, Sunday Night Club, Dunstan, Freshman Football Team, Varsity Football Team 3, 4, Freshman Crew, Sophomore Smoker Committee, Junior Prome- nade Committee, Junior Election Committee. MARGARET SHEERIN COONEY Ithaca Arty and Sciencef A.B., Cornell, IQIS. DOROTHY JEAN COOPER Ithaca Agriculture ATA, Frigga Fylgae, Executive Committee of Student Government 4, Student Committee of the Federation of Cornell VVomen's Clubs 4. GEORGE LFOPOLD COOPER New York City Agriculture Scorpion, Cosmopolitan Club, College hfiandolin Club. JAMES AUSTIN COOPER Brooklyn Civil Engineering Semaphore, Varsity Lacrosse Team 2, 31 College Entertainment Com- mittee. CLEMENT HUTCHINSON CORNISH Trenton, N. f. , Agriculture Huntington Club. -i ' FRANK GEROW CORREOAN Oywego Agriculture FHF, A' gg 74 F E I-I J E 3 -- v 1, 1 I I 4 J I.. THE CLASS OF 1916 HOWARD POST CORWITH Water Mill Mechanical Engineering Scabbard and Blade, Lieutenant, Cadet Corps 3, Captain 4, State Scholarship. I JAMES CARLTON CORWITH Water Mill Agriculture AFP, Hebs-Sag Scroll and Spade, Varsity Track Team 2, 35 Varsity Cross Country Team 3, 4. OSCAR MACHADO DA COSTA Rio, Brazil, S.A. Civil Engineering Cosmopolitan Club, Brazilian Student's Association, Fencing Team. ALEJANDRO R. COTA Fuerte, Sinaloa, Mex. Mechanical Engineering Telluride Association, TBHg HKNQ Cosmopolitan Club, Latin-American Union, A.S.NI.E. STANLEY WILLIAM COTTON Ithaca Agriculture College Soccer 2, 3. EDWIN KNOWLTON COUGHRAN Akron Arty and Sciencer Student Volunteer Band. JULIETTE MACMONNIES COURANT Brooklyn Arte and Sciencer RAMIRO DA CUNHA COUTINHO Para, Brazil. Agriculture Cosmopolitan Club, Brazilian Students, Association, Latin-American Union, College Soccer I, 2, 3, Varsity Soccer Team 4. ABRAHAM IRVINE COVELL New York City Agriculture EAM, Bailey Club, Nienorahg Clinton Club, Cross Country 3, State Scholarship. RALPH WALDO EMERSON COWAN Beverly, N. GA, Cosmopolitan Club. EDWIN COWLES Zilf. GEORGE CALVIN CRABTREE .Seal and Serpent, College 'Crew I, 3, Captain 2 CURTIS STRATFORD CRAFTS Cleveland, O. New Brighton Chicago, Ill. ,4- Agriculture Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering FRANKLIN PAGE CRAGIN Bujalo Agriculture ATS2g Scalp and Blade, Cornell Widow Board 2, 3, Art Editor 4. ALBERT RICHARD CROCGO Brooklyn Agriculture LE ROY EDGE CROCHERON New York City Law College Track 3, 4, Varsity Cross Country Squad 45 Senior Pledge Committee. CLEMENT EARL CROOK Wheeling, W. Va. LIJKNIQ Semaphore, TBHQ Musical Clubs 2, 3, 4. IVIILTON ELWOOD CROSBY AKE. ARCHER PHLEGAR CROSLEY Cosmopolitan Club. 'WILLIAM HOWELL CULLINAN KW. ARTHUR BERNARD CURRAN PHP. 7 '1 Minneapolif, Minn. Oak Lane, Pa. Maclifon, N. Clyde 5 Civil Engineering Mechanical Engineering Agriculture Art: and Sciencef Law -1 . e . . 'C' - .. P! - , . . - r1 THE CLASS OF 1916 FRANK REID CURTIS Brooklyn Law SCOTPIOD Savage Club Cosrnopolrtan Club Glee Club I, 2 3 Dramatrc Socrety I 2 3 4 Festrval Chorus 2 Advanced Chorr 2 3 HOWARD OSEPH CURTIS Dcpofrt HARLAND BURBANK CUSHMAN Yorlkcrf AXP HIRAM CHOATE DAGGETT Bafalo 9 Freshman Track Team Varsrty Track Squad 2 ES ESSEN DALL JR Brooklyn GAG L0g1VC Manager Swlmrnrng Team DAVID BENNETT HILL DA LRYMPLE Olfclrc SZT2 SoC1ety of Comparatrve Nledrcrne WALTER PHILLIP DALY Olcarr Pyramrd State Scholarsh1p DANIEL CADY DARROW Fargo N D WAYNE HIRAM DARROW Lakcoaoocl Eleusls Scroll and Spade SEYMOUR WILLIAM DAVENPORT JR Elmzra Hczght: BENJAMIN GOODELL DAVIDSON Algrzculfurc Machahrcal Ehgzrlcerrrtg Mcchanzcal Ehgrrrccrzrcg College Track 2 Architecture Vetermary Cwrl Eagrrlcerzrlg Art: and Sczerlcef Agr zcalturc Algrrculzfura Sault Sarnia Marre Mzch Mach Ehgzhccrmg K XII Beth L Amed Sunday Nlght Club Freshman Advxsory Comnuttee NILES BAERIWETHER DAVIES Conga: FREDERICK ARCHIBALD DAVIS JR Fort Edward Cosmopolltan Club Toprarran ROGER AUGUST DAVIS Madrron N Huntrngon Club RALPH CURRIER DAVIS Mohawk DDE Mandohn Club 2 3 4 LYMAN WARREN DAVISON Ccdarharft KAP QDBK QIIAK State Scholarshrp GERTRUDE LUXON DAY Ithaca ATA Frlgga Fylgae GERALD JACKSON DEAN Brooklgn KE CIDACIJ Varsrty Hockey Squad 2 ELSWORTH HOLEMAN DEDERER New York Czty CIUFA Masque 2 3 Presrdent 4 VIOLA BUCHERT DENGLER Phzlaclclphra Pa AOH QDBK WALTER ANDREW DENNELLY Great Neck Cornell Catholrc Club Poultry AssoC1at1on Agr zculture Agr zcullura Arm and Sczerlcer Mcclzarrzcal Erlgmcermg Arty and Sczcvzcer Algr 'lcallurc Law Agrrcultur c Art: and Sczcrlcaf filgrzcullurc ' H -J l 5 5 SI 7 3 7 7 7 5 l 7 ' J , r-7 7 7 - N ' . J J , - . 7 . - . . 7 7 7 ' 5 . H. 5 . A , . . 7-L.. ,, .' 7.- 5 - I A A 7 1 I ' . 7 . ' . 7 'I ' ' N 1 7 7 7 - - '7- -4 . .' ' . 7 .l V Q . , .f. ' 4 ..- . ' 7--. 2 7 7 ' 5 5 S - ' I g , . , 1, 5 5 . I 7 7 7 - 7 - ' 7 ' . Q . . 76 rf . - .O ,na i I r- E3 J' M THE CLASS OF 1916 HENRY CONRAD DIERCKS Grantvoood, N. Chemistry AX 2. WILLIAM HENRY DOGGETT Dedham, Marr. For-ei-try MAHLON BENJAMIN DOING Brooklyn Law AX, Temple Inn, College, Association 4, Chairman, Law Tax Com- : I mittee 4, Editor-in-chief, Cornell Law Quarterly 4, Boardman Scholar- ship. JOHN GEORGE DORSEY Detroit, Minn. Civil Engineering AKD. MOSES HYGHDEEN DORSEY Binghamton Agriculture AQHA, N.A.A.C.P. FREDERICK BAXTER DOWNING Woodhaven Chemistry AXE, TEH. VVILLIAM ZKENYON DRAKE Kingston Architecture CIDAQ, L'Ogive, Election Committee I, 2, Mandolin Club 3. JOHN DUNNEGAN Bolivar, Mo. Artr and Sciencef Festival Chorus 3. HENRY FRANKLIN DURE Wilniirigton, Del. Chemiftry 4 EQIJE, AXE. FRANK JUDGE DURHAM Chicago, Ill. Artf and Science: l EN, Cornell Chicago Club. THOMAS MARTIN DIIRKAN Sleaneateler Mining Engineering CHARLES CLARK DURLAND 3 Middletown Artr and Sciences GAX, Sphinx Head, Alembic, Sophomore Smoker Committee, Junior Promenade Committee, Senior Class Day Committee, Assistant Manager, Musical Clubs 3, Manager 4. CLARENCE HERBERT DYER Honolulu, H. T. Mechanical Engineering AG, Varsity Soccer Team 2, 3, 4, University Mandolin Club I, 2, 3. HARRY AUGUSTUS FRICKA EATON Philadelphia, Pa. Agriculture KE, Quill and Dagger, Hebs-Sa, Book and Bowl, Masque, Cornell Widow Board 2, 3, Editor-in-chief 4, C.U.C.A. Cabinet, Editor, Freshman Handbook. CHAPMAN EBERSOLE - Cincinnati, O. Arte and Sciencef EAE, College Crew I. WILTON NATHANIEL EDDY famertown Electrical Engineering Skull, College Crew 3. , CLIFFORD CONKLIN EDWARDS Eart Hampton Arty and Sciencef- Kill. Mechanical Engineering JERE DUDLEY EGGLESTON, JR. Meriden, Conn. Arty and Science: ACD. ' CHARLES FRANKLIN EILENBERGER Middletown Civil Engineering W 77 ' ' rp ll , 1 'O' EI Ll., 4 THE CLASS OF 1916 NVERNER NVILLIAM EISELE New York City Agriculture Helios, Swimming Team 2, Captain 3, 4. EDWIN ALVIN EISENBEIS Pittfburgh, Pa. Arty and Sciencer ZA E. - ROBERT WENTZEL EISENBROWN Reading, Pez. Agriculture Eleusis, Leader, College Mandolin Club 3. , ERNEST EXLEY ELDER .Malone Mechanical Engineering Adirondack Club, Flag Rush Team 2, State Scholarship. ARTHUR RosE ELDRED Rockville Centre Agriculture AZ, Helios, Class Cross Country Team 2, College Cross Country 2, Varsity Cross Country Team 3, 4, Varsity Track Team 2, 3, General Chairman, Farmers' Week Committees 4. BERTHA MAUDE ELLIS Lockport, Art: and Science: AZ, Der Hexenkreis, Class President 4. BERTEN EBEN ELY Rome Agriculture KCID, Freshman Baseball Squad, College Baseball 3. STUART BAKER EMERSON Lebanon, N. H. Agriculture FG, Masonic Club, College Association, Lazy Club. GWENDOLEN ENGLISH Rocherter Art: and Sciencer CPBK. GEORGE SPARKS ENNIS Lyon: Agriculture AXA, Helios. CHARLES EPPLEUR, JR. New York City Civil Engineering Skull, Sirrom, College Tax Committee 3, 4, College Banquet Committee 2, 3, 4, The Cornell Civil Engineer Board, State Scholarship. NATHAN EPSTEIN Brooklyn Agriculture MORRIS JULIUS EscoLL Brooklyn Agriculture Menorah, Bailey Club, Nlenorah Prize Essay 3. VERNER HERMAN ESSER Milwni1.kee, Wir. Architecture Junior Nights Committee. FRED TRIPP ESTABROOK Ocierfcz lllechcznicezl Engineering CHARLES HAROLD FAHY Rocherter Civil Engineering YPT. I EDITH DEAN FANNING Whitertorlie Art: and Science: AP, Class Hockey Team. K WINTHROP COIT FANNING Whiteftorie Civil Engineering QA, The Cornell Civil Engineer Board 3, 4, Nlandolin Club 3, 4. LoUIs ROTHE FARR Detroit, Mich. . Civil Engineering ZA E, Pyramid. FLORENCE ALIDA FAULHABER Tuckczhoe Lunelrcezpe Architecture ACD, Raven and Serpent, Kepurae, Stunt Nlanager I, Class Executive Committee I, Y.W.C..A. Cabinet 2, Sage Dramatic Club, Secretary and Treasurer 2, Stage Manager 3, 4, Cornell Dramatic Club 2, 3, Sage House Committee 3, Student Government Executive Committee, Secretary 3, The Cornell Annualf Board 4. 1 78 ' I THE CLASS OF 1916 FRANK LA PIERRE FAULKNER Hancock '- Agriculture ULIAN MAUs FAUVRE Indianapolis, Ind. Artf and Sciencer ZXQ College Baseball. ' ULIAN AUOUSTUS FAY ' Warhington, D. C. Architecture Xfibg Beth L'Amedg KBCIDg L'Ogiveg Senatorsg Sunday Night Clubg Savage Club, Crlee Clubg unior Smoker Committee, Chairman, Sophomore Stunt Committee, Freshman Election Committee. AUOUSTUS LAWRENCE FEICK Sandufley, 0. Arty and Sciences ATAQ Book and Bowlg Junior Feed Committeeg Sophomore Stunt Com- mittee, Associate Editor, The Cornell Annual: 3, 4. LOUIS FELDMAN New York City Civil Engineering fIDZAg Menorah, State Scholarship. WILLIAM FELLER New York City Agriculture Menorah, Lazy Clubg Freshman Debate Club. KARL HERMANN FERNOW Waterport Agriculture Scorpion, Heliosg Sphinx Headg Varsity Crew 3, unior Varsity Crew FELIX FERRARIS New Yorle City Agriculture Cosmopolitan Club. FRANCISCO JosE FERRER Confolacion clel Sur Cuba Civil Engineering Latin-American Union. JOHN MASON FERRIS 9Xg College Cross Country, Freshman Banquet Committee. Pelharn Mechanical Engineering DAVID HENRY FTNLEY Scabbard and Bladeg 2nd Lieutenant, Cadet Corps 2 Ist Lieutenant ' and Captain 3, Major 45 Ofhcers' Banquet Committee 25 Navy Day Hop Committee 2. Kingfton Civil Engineering CARTER FILLEBROWN Brookline, Marr. .Mechanical Engineering Eleusis-. WII.LIAM HARRIES FISHER Arhlanal Ky. Agriculture AZQ Dixie Club, Class Executive Committee 2, 3. JOHN BIDDLE FLANIGAN Yonleerf ' Artf and Sciencef THF, Janusg Congressg Freshman Advisory Committeeg Freshman Debate Team, Treasurer and President, College Association. FRANK JOHN FLANNERY Pittfton, Pa. Arty and Seiencer CIJBK. CLARENCE HUBERT FLEGEL LeRoy, Ill. Law , Acaciag B.S., ames Millikin Universityg Cornell Masonic Club. EDITH CUTHBERT FLEMING Ithaca Agriculture Sedowa. 79 41: I' 52 .1 A. I , I J, --, . I I J :Z 2g Crew Celebration Committeeg Orchestra Ig Mandolin Club 1. I N l I1 l.l ilu Q -I I. THE CLASS OF 1916 . HARRY DANIEL FLETCHER Brooklyn Agriculture CIDZA, Forestry Club, Stuyvesant Club, Walking Club. JOHN EHRET FLITCROFT Paterfon, N. Arte and Science: WALTER RAYMOND FOLEY Utica Agriculture , ZX. BENJAMIN FLAGLER FOOTE Lockport Arty and Science Civil Engineering Industrial Service Committee, C.U.C.A. ALLEN WEscOTT FORD Lacon, Ill. Arte and Sciences CIDKKII, Glee Club 3. ERNEST RUDOLE FORTHOFFER Middletown Agriculture GA, Cosmopolitan Club, Rochester Stage 4. W DONALD CROFOOT FOSTER Horner A Law THF, IST Lieutenant, Cadet Corps. - FRED PIETER FOSTER Ozoego Agriculture GA, Festival Chorus 3, 4, Vesper Choir 4. ' HENRY ALDEN FOSTER South Orange, N. Civil .Engineering B.S., Arizona University, Orchestra 3, 4. RICHARD JOHN FosTER, JR. Brooklyn Arte and Sciencef AKE, Sphinx Head, Aleph Samach, Beth L'Amed, Book and Bowl, Sunday Night Club, Assistant Manager, Baseball 3, Manager 4. LOUIS SINCLAIR FOULKES, JR. Rocliefter Agriculture T CIJKE, Sesomah, Varsity Basketball Squad 2, Freshman Tax Com- mittee, Crew Celebration Committee 3, Election Committee 4. KENNETH CLARK Fox Hancock Agriculture CHARLES DAVIS FRANCIS New York City Agriculture ' QA. . I JULIA KATHRYN FRANCIS Sliarnokin, Pa. Agriculture Frigga Fylgae, Festival Chorus 2, 3, 4, Advanced Choir 3, 4. A FRED HENRY FRANZ Holyoke, Marx. Architecture EAE, L'Ogive. I JAMES FISHER FREE Brooklyn Agriculture PAUL ALFRED FREEMAN Mendkarn, N. .Mechanical Engineering AG. . LOUIS EDWIN SFREUDENTHAL , Solornonoille, Ariz. Agriculture 4 Cosmopolitan Club, Menorah, Deutscher Verein, Clinton Club. ' ALLEN JOHN ERICK Griffin Cornerr Agriculture Cosmopolitan Club, Varsity Football Team 2, College Track I, 2, Freshman Executive Committee, Sergeant-at-Arms 2, Freshman Flag Rush Team. JAMES ALBERT FRIEND Milwaickee, Wir. Arty anal Science: QE, Mandolin Club I, 2, 3, 4. ,Q so r- Q I1 - l'l I l,l H THE CLASS OF 1916 WILLIAM ZEH FRISBIE Mzddlehnrgh Mechanzcal Engtneerrng ALBERT FOSTER FRITCHIE Slrclell La Mechanrcal Engzneerrng College Cro s Country 2 College Track 2 3 CHARLES PEARSALL FROST Dutchess County Club Ponghkeepfze Czwl Engrneerrng WARREN JAMES FROST Ironcleqnorz flrtf and Scflencef QIDAG Sesomah Freshman Tax Comm1ttee Sophomore Cot1ll1on Com mrttee 2 unror S lc C 1'1'1O CI' OH1T1'1ll1'CCC NATHANIEL FRUCHT LILIAN DAY FULLER REVILO FRANKLYN FULLER A X P CHARLES LOOMIS FUNNELL Brooklyn A I E E The Cornell Wzdow Board 3 4 EDWARD CARL GAERTNER VALENTINE GEORGE GAHNKIN Mofcozo Rnrfra A I E E GEORGE WILLIAM GAIL JR CIJFA A B Johns Hopkms Un1versIty GERSON GARB Menorah Brooklyn Mechanical Engflneerzng Hartsclale Algrzcalture Chzcago, Ill Archzteclnre Electrical Engineering Bnjalo Archzteczfnre Mechanical Engzneerzng Baltcrnor e Mechanzcal Engflneerzng New York CIW Agrzcnltnre DALY RADO GASS Pzttfbnrgh Pa Law KE Freshman Football Team College Basketball 2 Sophomore COt1l hon Comm1ttee unror Execuuve Comm1ttee Law Smoker Com 1'1'11'C'ECC HARVEY ELLISON GAYMAN Doyleftown Agrzcnlzfnre Scroll and Spade College Glee Club 3 LOREN WILLIAM GEBO Adrrondack Club Forestry Club GEORGE FREDERICK GEPHART Maryland Club RALPH AARON GERHART KA P EDWARD ULIUS GESE A X P CLIFFORD WILLIAM GILBERT HARRY GINSBURG HARRY NAYLOR GLICK Deutscher VereIn Peru For erzfr y Balmnore Md Mechanical Engrneerlng naker town Pa Agrrcultnre Bn-yfalo Agriculture Rodrnan Agrrcnltnre Elrnrra Law Woodbzne Arty and Screncer 81 1 r I Q lla, .. .. 2 5 , , 4. H I Us J 9 Q t ' 9 I ' ' - L - ' Ln ,A . . . .5 , . ElIvEg Scalp and Blade. U A , . . . . LY . . . . 5. , . I he 'U ',Mel. ' ' ' ffl 5 . ., . -1 - . e . . y , l U 7' .5 . . 5 . . 5 ' , 4 J 5 - I , Pa. 5 . 5 . -. Q ' , - ' U ' , N. j. L , 1 S- I 51 .3 THE CLASS OF 1916 MYRON ISAIAH GOLDBERG New York City Agrienltnre ZBT, University Orchestra 2, College Mandolin Club 3. SAMUEL GOLDBERG New York City Mechanical Engineering Clinton Club, State Scholarship. f ARTHUR GOLDEN New York City Art: anal Science: College Cross Country 2, State Scholarship. I MARC S. GOLDSMITH New York City Art: anal Science: ZBT, College Baseball, College Soccer, Varsity Baseball Squad. HOMER WADSWORTH GOODIER Clayaille Mechanical Engineering ROBERT ALEXANDER BARNARD GOODMAN Grand Rapid:, Mich. Art: and Science: KA, Sphinx Head, Beth L'Amed, Sunday Night Club, Manuscript . Club, Tome Club, Chairman, Student Conference, Student ,Con- vocation Committee 3, Junior Member, Senior Ball Committee, Fresh- man Advisory Committee 3, Chairman, Executive Committee 3, The Cornell Annual: Board 3, Editor-in-chief 4, Assistant Editor, Cornell Alnrnni New: 2, 3, 4. ROBERT BRUCE GORDON Brookville, Pa. Architecture CIIFA, Sphinx Head, Dunstan, Varsity Baseball Squad 2, Team 3. NEIL ARCHIBALD GORMAN Biijalo Mechanical Engineering HKN, Mandolin Club 2, The Cornell Annual: Board 3, Assistant Busi- ness Nlanager 4, A.l.E.E., State Scholarship. HARRY HUTCHESON GRAEF, IR. Seaford Mechanical Engineering AECID, Adelphos, A.l.E.E. WILLIAM SCOTT GRAHAM Baltiinore, M d. Civil Engineering AX P, Pyramid, Nlaryland Club, Lacrosse Team 3, Junior Nights Committee, The Cornell Ciziil Engineer Board 3, 4. CHARLES HICKS GRAVES Snnalerlancl, Vt. Agriciiltare Cornell Masonic Club. HAROLD THOMAS GRAY DaBoi:, Pa. Art: and Science: KCID,gCongress. JAMES ANDREW GRAY Crowley, La. Mechanical Engineering CLIFFORD BARKER GRAYSON Chattanooga, Tenn. Art: and Science: EIDE, Cosmopolitan Club, Cornell Polity Club, The Southerners, Con- gress, Chairman, College Entertainment Committee, Y.lW.C.A. Cabinet, Executive Committee, Inter-Fraternity Association. WILLIAM STUART GREEN 1 Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering XNIf, KBCID, Sunday Night Club. - JAMES HEATH GREENE Albany Agriculture CHARLES GREENWALD New York City Art: and Science: Freshman Baseball Team, State Scholarship. 51 Ii THE CLASS OF 1916 ALVIN FRANK GRIESEDIECK St. Louif, Mo. Agriculture ATA, Sphinx Head, Sunday Night Club, Savage Club, Sophomore Smoker Committee, Freshman Advisory, Committee 3, 4, lVlasque I, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, President, Musical Clubs 4, Assistant Manager, Freshman Track 3, Nlanager 4. FRED CRUME GRIFFITH Utica Arty and Sciencef TME. LLOYD GARRISON GRINNELL Batavia Agriculture AECIJ, Hebs-Sa, Assistant Manager Association Football 3, Manager 4, Class Executve Committee 3, Treasurer, College Class 2, College ' Tax Committee 2, Secretary and Treasurer, Intercollegiate Association Football League 4. HAYDEN LEAVENWORTH GRISWOLD Rocky Hill, Conn. Civil Engineering RALPH ESTY GRISWOLD Warren, O. Agriculture Masque 2. JACOBRGROSSMAN New York City Agriculture OAT, Chess Club 4, Chess Team 3, Captain 4. LEROY RANDLE GRUMMAN Huntington Mechariical Engineering HKN, A.I.E.F,., State Scholarship. LAWRENCE EDWARD GUBB Batavia Agriculture Bandhu, Sphinx Head, Hebs-Sa, Varsity Track Team 2, 3, 4, Spring Day Committee 1, Student Conference Committee 3, Cornell Country- rnan Board 2, 3. MARION WASHBURN GUSHEE Philadelphia, Pa. Arty and Sciencef KKF, Tennis Team I, Sage House Committee I, Class Third Vice- President I, Secretary, Y.W.C.A. 1, Y.W.C.A. Cabinet 2, 3, Festival Chorus I, Advanced Choir 2, 3, Class Pageant Committee 3. , ROBERT SQUIER GUTSELL . Ithaca Arty and Sciencef Agassiz Club. CHRISTIAN FREDERICK HAGEMANN Yonleerr Agriculture Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team 2, 3, Junior Executive Committee. LAURA LEONARD FTAHN Auburn Agriculture AAA, Frigga Fylgae, Class Crew I, 2, Class Basketball 2, Advanced Choir 2, Festival Chorus 2, College Girls, Glee Club I, 2. ANDREW HALE Aleron, O. Mechanical Engineering DIPE, Masque 3, Congress, Assistant Manager, Golf 3, Manager 4, lVIinOr Sports Council. FELIX STANTON HALES Wilton, N.C. Civil Engineering ZCIDE, CNOrth Carolina Beta Chapterj. GEORGE HAROLD HALL St. fohnfville Law Temple Inn, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team 2, 3, State Scholarship, A.B., Cornell, 1914. sa 1 f I' I1 I O L13 ,F THE CLASS OF 1916 AVON CURTIS HALLOCK Riverhead 3 Agriculture HAROLD COLEMAN HALLOCK Clinton Cornerr Law Dutchess County Club3 Freshman Debate Club3 College Cross Country I, 2. ROBERT MAVER HALSTED New York City Agriculture ' ZXII3 KBCID3 Heliosg Sunday Night Club3 Savage Club3 Spring Day Com- mittee I, 23 Chairman, Junior Nights Committee3 Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 43 Masque. ALEXANDER MAXWELL HAMBURG Brooklyn Law Congress3 Cornell Civic Club3 Lacrosse Squad 43 Freshman Debate Team, Sophomore Debate Team, Alternate3 Second Prize, Congress Debate Stage 33 State Scholarshipg Assistant in Economics 3, 4. . FRED JACOB HAMM Corinth- Agriculture LAURENS HAMMOND Boanfton, Ill. Mechanical Engineering AT. EDWARD EVERETT HAND, JR. Brooklyn Agriculture Christian Science Society3 University Orchestrag Leader, College Mando- lin Club3 Deutscher Verein. HENRY CHARLES HANDLEMAN Caldwell, N. Agriculture International Polity Club3 Varsity Cross Country Squad, Varsity Track Squad3 Menorah3 Chippanante Club. WILLIAM WALTER HANFORD Dryden Agriculture CHARLES WALTER HANSON Ithaca Agriculture WILLIAM GABRIEL HARDENBURGI1 ferfey City, N. Arts and Sciencer FHF3 College Soccer. JOHN PHELPS HARDING Saranac Lake Art: and Sciencef ATA3 Adirondack Club, Varsity Hockey Team 3. HARLOWE HARDINGE New York City Mechanical Engineering KIJKZ3 Tome Club3 Cornell Rifle Club3 Track Squad 2, 33 Mandolin Club 2, 3, 43 University Qrchestra 2, 3, 43 President, Orchestra Council 4. PAUL SEXTON HARDY Pittrhurgh, Pa. Art: and Sciencer Xflb. l ROY WILLIAM HARMON Bart Chatharn Agriculture CHESTER KARL HARRIMAN Exeter, N. H. .Forezvtry CIDKNII. GEORGE HALE HARRISON Berlin, Md. Agriculture Zodiac3 Hebs-Sa3 The Southernersg Maryland Club3 Election Committee 2, 3, 43 College Executive and Entertainment Committees I, 2, 3, 4. LEWIS RAYMOND HART Ithaca ' Agriculture ROLAND HART. . Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering AT3 lVIabr1que3 Varsity Football Squad 23 College Crew 23 Lacrosse Team 3, 43 Glee Club 4. i 84 ' M: 3 . r THE CLASS 1916 VAN BREED HART McLean Agriculture QA, Scroll and Spade, Flag Rush Team IQ Assistant in Farm Manage- ment 3 4. CHARLES JULIER HARTY Newton, N. .A Art: and Science: Owlsg ,86 Memorial Stageg Vice-President College Association. 3 ALBERT HARTZELL Lebanon, Pa. Agriculture JULIAN HARVEY Hafhroucle Heightf N. . Mech. Engineering WARNER HARWOOD Wafhington D. C. Civil Engineering AZCID, Semaphore, Senators. I NOAH ALBERT NATHANAEL HASELEY Niagara Fallr Art: and Sciencer GEORGE AUGUSTUS HASKINS Rocherter Agriculture College Tax Committee 1, Glee Club I 2 3 4, Class Quartette I. ALVAN STEM HATCH Clevelancl 0. Mechanical Engineering ATU. GEORGE DANIEL HAUPIN Sugar Grove Pa. I Arty and Sciences' WILLIAM LOUIS HAVENS Eclrnefton Civil Engineering Acacia, TBIIQ Cornell Nlasonic Clubg State Scholarship. CATHARINE LUCY HAWLEY . Auburn Art: and Sciencef AOH. DOUGLASS CANFIELD HAWLEY Minneapolir Minn. Mechanical Engineering AKE. . EREMIAH OSEPH HAYES New York City Civil Engineering LESLIE EUGENE HAZEN I Centralia Kan. Mechanical Engineering WILLIAM STUART HAZZARD Atlanta, G . A.S.M.E. FREDERICK HEINZ Mt. Kirco Mechanical Engineering Art: anal Sciencef EDGAR ALBERT HERTZ Nezvarle N. . Artr and Sciences Swimming Squad 25 College Soccer. EDWARD HENRY HERZER Baltirnore, Mel. TBII, HKN5 Maryland Club, A.l.E.E. Electrical Engineering GEORGE HENRY HEWETT Delmar Veterinary AXIfg Society of Comparative Nledicine. LEONARD FRANCIS B. HICKS Brooklyn ATQg Anvil Club, Savage Club, Sunday Night Club, Spring Day Com- mittee I Chairman 25 Freshman Flag Rush Team, unior Promen- ade Committeeg Freshman Advisory Committee 3 4, Glee Club I 2 3 Leader 45 Glee Club Quartette 2 3, 4 Soloist 3 4, Mandolin Club Sextette 2 3 43 Class Quartette I 2, 3 4. Agriculture WALTER EDWIN HIGGINS Cleveland, O. Artr and Science: KE, Masque, Captain Flag Rush Team I, Assistant Manager, Wrestling I 35 Freshman Advisory Committee 3 4 Council 4, Senior Pledge . Committee, Spring Day Committee 35 unior Feed Committee. AMES CURRY HILL e erfon Valley Agriculture 5 lil - -5 I. 7 f 7 , f 7 Fu 7 7 7 7 7 I 5: 7 I J I . . Pyramid, Freshman Advisory Committee. ' :C 6, i 7 J Il , l 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 J l f I7 s r- L I THE CLASS OF 1916 Art: and Science: Civil Engineering JOHN WALKER HILL Bridgeport, Conn. Mechanical Engineering ZXII, Sunday Night Club, KBCIJ. I ' ROLAND HURDON HILL St. Louir, Mo. ALBERT PERRY HIMES Cleveland, O. LUTHER HARRIS HISCOCK Syracuse Arty and Sciences KA, Quill and Dagger, CIHAKIJ, Freshman Spring Day Committee, Fresh- man Advisory Committee 3, Sophomore Stunt, Associate Editor, The Cornell Era 2, 3, 4, Recording Secretary, C.U.C.A. 2, President 4. HAROLD LESLIE HOOK Goshen Civil Engineering AQ, Sophomore Pipe Committee, College Spring Day Committee I, The Cornell Civil Engineer Board 3, Circulation Manager 4, State Scholarship, President, Walking Club 3. EARL HENRY HODDER fohnrtoivn Agriculture , Adirondack Club, Lutheran Club, Bailey Club. HARRY GORDON HODGES Sidney Center Veterinary DTE, Society Of Comparative hledicine, College Cross Country I. ALBERT HOEFER Elrnira Agriculture ALLYN PACKARD HOFFMAN Elrnira Agriculture ZCIDE, Helios, Hockey Squad 3. JOHN SHERWOOD HOFFMIRE Truinanrhurg Mechanical Engineering CIDFA, Sphinx Head, Aleph Samach, Dunstan, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team 2, 3, Captain 4, Freshman Cross Country Team, Varsity Cross Country Team 2, 3, 4, Class Athletic Director 3, College Banquet Committee 2, Senior Council, C.U.C.A. Cabinet. AUGUST ANDREW HOHMANN Brooklyn Adelphos. JAMES TANSLEY HOPIMANN Brooklyn Adelphos, Erasmus Club. MAROUERITE HAMILTON HOLLISTER Ithaca JEAN DALZIEL HOLMES Warliiiigton, D. C. Agriculture Agriculture Agriculture Arts and Sciencef KA9, WOmen's Athletic Council, Manager, Tennis 3, 4, Y.W.C.A. Cabinet 2, 3, 4, Advanced Choir I, 2, 3, 4, Festival Chorus 2, 3, 4, President, Dixie Club 3. ENOCH NATHANIEL HOLSTROM St. Paul, Minn. Mechanical Engineering E417 E. I I EDWARD CLARK HOMER River Forert, Ill. Mechanical Engineering Adelphos. EDWIN EARL HONEY Ithaca Agriculture JAMES LOUIS HOOKER I Watertown Artr and Sciencer ECP, Sophomore Smoker Committee, CreW Celebration Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee 4, Manager, Hockey 4. S6 'I F' E - - ,Ii Evil 'E i I L l l I 'l I THE CLASS OF 19l6 DUNCAN PREWITT HOUSER St. Louir, Mo. Arty and Science: SUT. DAVID JOSEPH HOWARD Bujalo i Mechanical Engineering ATS2, Scalp and Blade, Basketball Squad 2, 3. LUCY MARY HOWARD F ulzon Arif and Sciencer KKF, Class Hockey Team 3. FRANK BYRON HOWE, JR. Saratoga Springs Law College Tax Committee 4. ' MAURICE WILTON HOWE Fitchburg, Marr. Arty and Science: CIDA9, Sphinx Head, Aleph Samach, Book and Bowl, lVlanuscript Club, Sunday Night Club, Freshman Advisory Committee, Freshman Ad- visory Council, Junior Representative on Senior General Committee, Sophomore Stunt Committee, Sophomore Election Committee, Chairman, Convocation Committee 4, Cornell Daily Sun I, 2, 3, Editor- in-Chief 4. JAMEs RICCARDO HOYT Cohoczon Veterinary ANP, College Basketball. HENRY DURBIN HUKILL Pitlrburgh, Pa. Mechanical Engineering GE, HKN, A.l.E.E., Business Manager, Sibley fournal of Engineering. HARRY LYMAN HUMPHREY W aterlrury, Conn. Art: anal Sciences Eleusis. SAMUEL EVERETT HUNKIN Cleveland, O. Civil Engineering AKE, Sphinx Head, Aleph.Samach, Rod and Bob, Beth L'Amed, Sunday Night Club, KBQIJ, Assistant Manager Football 3, Manager 4, Chair- man, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Chairman, Junior Smoker Committee, Underclass Rush Committee, Nlusical Publicity Com- ' mittee, Freshman Advisory Committee. FRANCIS TOWNSEND HUNTER N ew Rochelle Agriculture KZ, Quill and Dagger, Hebs-Sa, Varsity Hockey Team 2, 3, Varsity Tennis Team 2, 3, Captain 4, University Tennis Champion 3, 4, Junior Promenade Committee, Freshman Banquet Committee, Executive Committee, Inter-Fraternity Association. JOSEPH WARD HUNTER Dani-oille Arif and Sciencef KA. JOHN MILTON HURD Olean Architecture Gargoyle, L'Ogive, Vice-President College Class. MAJOR JOHN HURWITZ Union Hill, N. Ari: and Sciencef CIDEH. JOSEPH KISSAM TNNESS Brooklyn Law CDEK, CIDACID, Dunstan, Temple Inn, Captain, Freshman Baseball Team, Varsity Baseball Squad 2, 3, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Fresh- man Advisory Committee, Business Manager, C.U.C.A. 87 1 I' i A I. THE CLASS OF 1916 HELEN GERTRUDE IRISH Auburn Agriculture Der Hexenkreis, Sedowa, Raven and Serpent, Dramatic Club Cast 2, 3, Sage House President 3, College Executive Committee 4, Chairman, Student Government Party 3, 4, Business Manag er, Pageant 4. CHARLES WOODRUEE ISBELL New York City Mechanical Engineering KA. LOUIS ISBITZ Rocherter Artf anal Science: Deutscher Verein, Socialist Club, Menorah, State Scholarship. STUART DEMING JACKSON Cincinnati, O. Artr and Science: ANNA LAURA JACOBY Yorle, Pa. Artf and Sciencer WILLIAM HENRY JAMESON, JR. Corona, Cal. Agriculture Zodiac, Quill and Dagger, Hebs-Sa, Rocky Moun Football Team 3, 4, Junior Feed Committee. EDWARD STEIN JAMISON Eart Orange, N. tain Club, Varsity Mechanical Engineering BSH, Sphinx Head, Aleph Samach, Beth L'Amed, Sunday Night Club, Assistant Manager Crew 3, Manager 4. Artr and Sciencer LESTER HAND JAYNE Eart Setaulzet A Z P, Long Island Club, Janus, Debate Council, '86 Declamation Stage. JOHN ETHBERT JENKINS lllanhattan, Kan. Elrniza FREDERIC ALFRED JESSEN Acacia, Cornell Nlasonic Club, A.l.E.E. AZ, Class Cross Country Team 2, College Crew I. DUDLEY ARMSTEAD JOHNSON South Orange, N. NVALTER DAVID JOHNSTON Telluride Association. Waicherlia, Wir. CHRISTOPHER LLOYD JONES Wafliirigtori, D. C. KE, Senators. ROGER CLEVELAND JONES KKII, New England Club, TME. Collinsville, Conn. Mechanical Engineering Agriculture Agriculture Art: and Science:- Mechanical Engineering Civil Engineering Mechanical Engineering I I ll -H 1 .. L,-4 in L- ELLIS GEORGE JOSEPH Rockville Center Mechanical Engineering Beta Samach, A.S.lVI.F.., State Scholarship. HELEN FRELINGHUYSEN JUDD Port Henry Agriculture AZ, Frigga Fylgae, Sage Vesper Choir I, 2, 3, 4, Festival Chorus I, 2, 3, College Class President 4. CHARLES DANIEL JUDSON Oswego Agriculture THOMAS LEIPER K.ANE Kane, Pa. Artr and Sciencer Mandolin Club 2, 3, 4, Banjo Club 2, 3, 4. BONNYDELL LOUISE IQARNS Colurnbur, O. Artr and Science: Sage Dramatic Club 3, 4, Chairman, Junior Stunt, Advanced Choir 3, 4, Festival Chorus 3, 4. Ss r- I1 C l'l fl .1 L THE CLASS OF 1916 LEO AUGUSTINE IQEANE Ithaca Chernirtry AXE, Alembic. WILLIAM HENRY TQEELER, JR. Pittrburgh, Pa. Artr and Sciencex ATA, Freshman Baseball Team, Varsity Baseball Squad 2, 3. DAVID ALEXANDER IQEMPER Dillon, Mont. Cheniirtry AX P, Cornell Aero Club, Rocky Mountain Club. RODOLPHUS KENT Brooklyn Agriculture CIJKE, Mabrique, Anvil Club, Varsity Lacrosse Team 2, 3, Sophomore Smoker Committee, Election Committee I, 2, Chairman 3, 4. ' LUCY WHEELER KEPHART Ithaca Agriculture Frigga Fylgae, Girls' Glee Club, Festival Chorus. ANNA CORNELL IKERR Ithaca Agriculture KA9, Class Hockey I, Class Basketball 2, 3, 4, Class Crew I, 2, 3, 4, Y.YV.C.A. Membership Committee 4, Crew Manager 4, Athletic Council 4. ' CLARENCE EVANS KILBURN Malone Artr and Sciences NPT, Sunday Night Club, Masque. PAUL KING Emporia, Va. I Civil Engineering WILIIIAM CHARLES KING I Tucson, Ariz. Electrical Engineering HKN, Rocky Mountain Club, A.I.E.E., White Spanish Prize. VVARREN GRIFFIN KING Cleoelanal, O. Mechanical Engineering XNP. BIRGE WARNER KINNE Ooicl Agriculture AFP, Hebs-Sa, Owls, College Honor System Committee 4, C.U.C.A. Cabinet 3, 4, Vice-President, C.U.C.A. 4, Business Nlanager, Fresh- man Handbook 3, Eastman Stage 3, Prohibition Stage 3, Pomology Stage 4, Cornell Countryman Board 2, 3, Business Manager 4. in in J l un- .. L- ll D- I VICTOR LA RUE KLEE Olean Arty ancl Science: EKIDE, Congress, College Baseball 2, 3, College Glee Club 2, President, Inter-Fraternity Bowling League 3. EDWIN WALDORE TQLEINERT Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering ATS2, Freshman Football Team, Varsity Football Squad 2, 3, Fresh- man Track Team, Freshman Crew, Varsity Wrestling Squad 2, 3, Varsity Baseball Squad 3, Junior General Committee. M MORGAN BECKER KLOCK Brooklyn Architecture QA, College Baseball I. JOSEPH LEE IQLOTZ Noblesville, Incl. Veterinary Cornell Masonic Club. LESLIE GEORGE IQNAPP Port Byron Agriculture AZ, Janus, College Banquet Committee 2, College Executive Com- A mittee 2. LOUIS EUGENE IQNAUSS Poughlaeepfie Chemistry KXP, AXE, Grchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Mandolin Club 2, 3, 4. 89 CTI! 3, fa DOROTHY REESE KNIGHT HOWARD ASHLEY IQNIGHT ECIDE. ALPHONSE DANIEL KOCH MORTON CHARLES KOHN THE CLASS OF 1916 Ithaca Putnani, Conn. M iclclletown New York City ZBT, College Mandolin Club 2, 3. HARRY OTTO :KORFF Baltiniore, Mal. Maryland Club, Pyramid. LESTER TQORN HAT. FRANK KOVACS AXE, TEH. MAURICE NIORRIS IQRAFT New York City Danbury, Conn. New York City College Baseball 2, College Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Saving Corps 3, 4, State Scholarship. RALPH LYTTLETON ZKROHN Utica Beta Samach. FRANK EDWARD TQUNTZ North Tarrytown THF, Freshman Baseball Squad, State Scholarship. ZE LLA AMIE LABARRE Ithaca AAA, ATA, Frigga Fylgae. FREDERICK SEVIER LACK fI1A9. ARTHUR EDWARD LACROIX AXA. JAMES HERBERT LAIDLAW Paducah, Ky. Holyoke, Mary. San Diego, Cal. TME, College Crew 2, Swimming Squad 2, 3. Art: and Sciencer Mechanical Engineering Cheniiytry Agriculture Civil Engineering Agriculture C herniftry C heiniftry Captain, Cornell Life Agriculture C heinirtry Agriculture .Mechanical Engineering Civil Engineering Art: and Sciencer HORACE RAND LAMB Norwalk, O. Arty and Science: Telluride Association. WILBUR JOHNSON LAMONT Catrkill Law AX, Crew Celebration Committee 3. VVILLIAM ROBERT LANDMESSER Newark, N. Mechanical Engineering CIJFA. CHARLES HOWARD LANDON Bennie Mechanical Engineering ARNOLD GREGORY LANDRES New York City Agriculture Varsity Soccer Team 2, 3, College Soccer I, 2. GEORGE BURNHAM LANMAN Colunibuf, O. Mechanical Engineering Xlib, Freshman Football Team, Sophomore Cotillion Committee. CHARLES TREADWAY LANSING Tenafly, N. Art: and Science: AAfIP,.Beth L'Amed, Sunday Night Club, Golf Team 2, 3, Captain 4, University Golf Champion 3, Freshman Advisory Committee. SANFORD GREEN LANSING Tenafly, N. Art: ancl Sciencer AAKID. JULIUS CAESAR LATTANZI Unionport Agriculture Lazy Club, Varsity Basketball Squad 2, Freshman Crew Squad. In B 90 rp 1? .1 gr THE CLASS OF 1916 JOSEPH BRUCE LATSHAW Carntherfoille, Mo. Veterinary SZTE, Society of Comparative Medicine, Student Assistant in Pathology and Bacteriology, B.S.A., University of Missouri, 1909. lMlARIO LAZO New York City Law AT, QIDAQD, Quill and Dagger, Temple Inn, Freshman Cap Burning Com- mittee, Law Smoker Committee 3, Junior Feed Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 4, Senior Banquet Committee, Chairman Vxlar Relief Committee 4, lylandolin Club I, 2, 3, Leader 4, Business Manager, Cornell Law Quarterly 4, Associate Business Manager, The Cornell Annual: 3, Business Manager 4. MOSES AARON LEAVITT Brooklyn Cherniftry Menorah, Socialist Club, College Soccer, State Scholarship, Under- graduate Scholarship. HAW SHEN LEE Chekiang, China Civil Engineering TBIT, Chinese Students' Club, Cosmopolitan Club, KILBURN LEIGHTON Syracnfe Mechanical Engineering QDKNII. JOHN VINCENT LEONARD Ithaca Architecture State Scholarship. DOUGLAS NIETHVEN LESLIE Flarhing Agriculture ATA. CHARLES LEVINE Brooklyn Art: anal Science: MICHAEL MYER LEVINSON EAM, Menorah. CHARLES NIARION LEVY Hartford, Conn. New York City ITAQID, Deutscher Verein, Congress. JOHN SHANAHAN LEWIS Tribe: Hill Alrtf and Sciencef Jrtr and Sciencef Mechanical Engineering ZYII, Beth L'Amed, Sphinx Head, Aleph Samach, Dunstan, Varsity Track Team 2, 3, 4, Freshman Track Team, Football Squad 3, 4, Freshman Baseball, Freshman Banquet Committee, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Junior Promenade Committee. Mechanical Engineering AATILLIAM LIFSCHUTZ Brooklyn Algricultitre Agassiz Club. PLINIO DE LIMA Sao Paulo, Brazil Varsity Fencing Team.. ALEXANDER WALTER LIMONT Bridgeport, Conn. Eleusis, University Orchestra 2. DONALD LINCOLN Cleveland, O. AKE, Beth L'Amed, Alembic, Class Track Team PHILIP KNOWLES LINDSAY Ivy Depot, Va. 91 Mechanical Engineering C herniftry I, 2. Mechanical Engineering I lui' Q M, ,H THE CLASS GF 1916 ARABELLA SCHEMERHORN LIVINGSTON Ballrton Lake Agriculture Student Government Executive Committee, Y.W.C.A. Membership Committee 2, College Girl's Glee Club I, 2. GEORGE SHAYNIN LIVINGSTON Chicago, Ill. Agriculture ROBERT :KROHN LIVINGSTON Cincinnati, O. Mechanical Engineering ARTHUR TREADWAY LOBDELL Plattflrurgh Art: and Science: AXA, Janus, Adirondack Club, Forestry Club. W. FRANK LOCKHART Rialgway, Pa. Artr ancl Sciences KCID. LLOYD DE PEW LOCKWOOD Hurley Mechanical Engineering Scroll and Spade, College Cross Country 2, A.I.E.E., State Scholarship. HERMAN CHARLES LOEFFLER New York City Civil Engineering Philos, Anvil Club, College Soccer 2, 3, 4, State Scholarship. EUGENE WILLIAM LOESER Bujalo Agriculture Beta Samach. THADDEUS COLLINS LOGAN Lyonr Agriculture Seal and Serpent, Helios, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, College Executive Committee 4. LENOX RILEY LOHR Warhirigtori, D. C. Mechanical Engineering 21152, Scabbard and Blade, The Southerners, Rifle Club, Aero Club, Navy Day Hop Committee 2, Chairman 3, hflilitary Hop Committee, ISK Lieutenant and Adjutant, Cadet Corps 2, Captain 3, Colonel 4, President, Society of Automobile Engineers, A.S.M.E. WILLIAM NIICHAEL LONG Tully Veterinary Society of Comparative Medicine. - HENRY EDGAR LONGWELL, JR. New Haven, Conn. Chernirtry Huntington Club. JOHN HERVEY LOOMIS Ithaca Chenii,-try LOFTUS GRAY LORENZEN Chicago, lll. Arts and Sciencer AT, Sophomore Banquet Committee. GEORGE NASH LOSEE Elnora Mechanical Engineering TBH, Janus, Student Conference Committee. FRANK LOWENFELS New York City Artf and Sciencer PETER HORATIO LUCAS Hanirnonton, N. Artr and Sciencer EDWARD EARLCLUDWIG Pittrburgh, Pa. Agriculture Skull, Helios, Dunstan, Cosmopolitan Club, Duquesne Club, Freshman Track Team, Freshman Baseball Team, Varsity Baseball Team 2, 3, . Junior General Committee, College Student Loan Fund 2, 3. ARTHUR LEWIS LUKENS. Philadelphia, Pa. Agriculture AG, Hebs-Sa, Varsity Track Team 2, 3. VERENA LILLIAN LUSHER Le Roy A,-,gf and Sgimwf 92 r l r 1 -r -'I I. THF, CLASS OF 1916 FREDERIC EUGENE LYFORD, JR. Waoer'l3f Mechanical Engineering ZOdiac5 Varsity Track Team 2, 3, 45 Class Executive Committee 25 Class Secretary and Treasurer 3. I HAROLD SHEPARDSON LYON Brooklyn Art: and Science! EN5 Junior Feed Committee 25 College Banquet COmmittee5 Junior Nights Committee5 Freshman Advisory Committee 2, 3, 4. KATHERINE LYON Huclron Arty and Science: AOILCIDBK5 Cornell Dramatic Club 3, 45 Women's Dramatic Club 2, Vice- President 3, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Social Science Club5 Y.W.C.A.5 Cornell W0men'f Review Board 45 Women's Correspondent to Cornell Daily Sun Board 45 Junior Stunt Committee5 College Reception Committee. LOWRY RAEBURN LYTLE South St. Paul, Minn. Architecture GJA95 Quill and Dagger5 L'Ogive5 Junior Varsity CreW5 Inter-College Board. JOHN WARDALE MOALLISTER Roland Park, Md. Civil Engineering Maryland Club5 Southerners. JVILLIAM ARCHIBALD MCCANDLESS, JR. St. Louis, Mo. Arty and Sciencef 'IJAG5 Freshman Tax Committee. ARTHUR FILLINGHAM NICCANN Elmira Arty and Science: E425 Sphinx Headg Book and BOWI5 Cosmopolitan Club5 Masqueg Fresh- man Advisory COmmittee5 Senior Pledge COmmittee5 Cornell Daily Sun Board 2, 3, 45 C.U.C.A. Cabinet 3, 45 lVlanuscript. JOHN ROBERT MCCARTHY New York City Civil Engineering MARIE HELENE MCCARTHY Ithaca Agriculture HORAOE BRAMWELL NIACARTNEY Maraaroneck Artr ancl Sciencef FHF. RUTH JANE MACCLELLAND Brooklyn Agriculture KA 9. MARGARET HOPE MCCLANAHAN Delta, Col. Arty and Sciencef KA95 Raven and Serpent, Class President 25 Sage House Committee I5 Advanced Choir 3, 45 Festival Chorus 2, 3, 4. CARL GILBERT MCCONNELL Forert Horne Arts ancl Sciencer LINCOLN NTCCRODDAN Blooinjielcl Arty and Science: GX. JAMES DONALD MOCUTCHEON Pittrburgh, Pa. Agriculture KE5 Hebs-Sa5 Duquesne Club5 Savage Club5 Freshman Football Team5 Sophomore Stunt Committee, Glee Club 3, 4. 93 r- . S H Pl . Vl .- NH ,ll f .. .. Rfk li A PM Lab: J F . - .. , . . . . . 24 ' .1 I- THF. CLASS OF 1916 MORGAN BLAND MCDERMOTT Tiicron, Ariz. Mechanical Engineering AEIID, College Cross Country 2, 3, College.Track 3, A.I.E.E. CHARLES KIERSTED MACDERMUT, JR. Leonia, N. Art: and Science: University Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Boxing, Novice Charnpion,I25 lb. Class 2, University Champion, 145 lb. Class 3. JOHN TVTCDONALD St. Loiiif, Mo. Civil Engineering Xxlf, Varsity Football Squad 2, Varsity Track Squad 2, 4, Chairman, Sophomore Smoker Committee, Junior Feed Committee. WILLIAM VINCENT MCGUINNESS Winfield Mechanical Engineering Aero Club, ATE-.E., State Scholarship. MOR1 IMER LEO MCTNERNEY Elniira Agricicltiire Cornell Catholic Club, Cornell Cross Country Club, Captain, College Cross Country Team 3, 4, Farmers' 'Week Guide Committee. JOHN ANDERSON MCKEAGE Montrore, Pa. Mechanical Engineering ATA, Rilie Club, Varsity VVrestling Team 3, 45 University Champion, Heavyweight Class 3, Varsity Football Squad 3, 4, Mandolin Club. HUGH TVTAC TQENZIE Millbrook Art: and Sciencer QA, CDBK, Varsity Wrestling Team 3, Novice Wlrestling Championship, IZS lb. Class 3. WILLIAM ALOYSIUS BfTCK.IERNAN Brooklyn A Agricicltiire A F P, University Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Mandolin Club 2, 3. DON ANDREW MCLAREN Portland, Ore. Architecture HIJFA, Quill and Dagger, Gargoyle, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team 2, 3, 4, Class Day Committee 4. RUSSELL JAEHNE RATCLAUCHLIN Detroit, Mich. Law ZAE, AOCID, Huntington Club, -lunior Feed Committee, Law Smoker Committee 4. MARCENUS DARIUS MCMASTER Rochefter Mechanical Engineering A.S.Nl.F,., Undergraduate Scholarship, English Play Cast 4. ROBERT HENRY MCNAUGHTON Akron, 0. Architecture QA, College Crew I, 3. WAYNEIMAQVEAGH Williani5p01't, Pa. Civil Engineering University Orchestra I, 2, Cadet Band I, 2, 3, Chief hflusician 4. FRANK THOMAS MADIGAN Herleinier Artf and Science: QA, Freshman Debating Club. 94 II, -3 - L 1 in I I' r,1 51, ,E THE CLASS GF 1916 JAMES BARRY NIAGUIRE Rochefter Age-Lgujgmg Seal and Serpent, Sesomah, Executive Committee I, Freshman Tax Committee, Spring Day Committee I, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, College Glee Club I, Masque 2, 3. CAROL MAIDMENT Sea Clij Agrfignlmrg JAMES RUSSELL NIAILLER Cornwall Agriculture A F P. ALBERT HENRI MAIN New York City Agriculture Cosmopolitan Club, Varsity Cross Country Team 3, 4, College Track 2, 3, Captain 4. JOHN STANLEY MALLERY Owego Civil Engineering QA, College Cross Country I, 2. LESTER SILVESTER MANNING Trumanfhurg , Architecture Cornell Prohibition League, College Baseball, State Scholarship. HARRY LOUIS MARCUS Brooklyn Agriculture College Glee Club, International Polity Club, Chippanante Club, Menorah. EMILE MARDFIN New York City Agriculture Cosmopolitan Club, Ethics Club, Sirrom, Menorah, College Soccer 2, 3, 4- HENRY BIRDSALL MARSH Summit, N. f. Architecture College Baseball 2, 3. ARTHUR HOWARD' MARTIN Attica Agriculture Freshman Baseball Squad, College Baseball 2, 3, 4. EDWARD WARD NIARTIN Portfmouth, Va. Civil Engineering KA QSouthernj. HARWOOD BALARTIN Honeoye Falla Agriculture AZ, College Baseball 3, College Class Treasurer 3. HONORA AGNES MARTIN Perth Amboy, N. Art: ancl Sciences ARTURO MARTINEZ Mayaguez, P. R. A rt: and Sciencef-Medicine AX. FRANCIS WILLIAM MAXSTADT Monroe Mechanical Engineering A.I.E.E. LESTER MAYERS New York City Artf and Sciencef HAfIP. BRUNO CASMIR NLAZUROWSKI . .BTL-fdlO Arty and Sciencef-Medicine LOREN JOSEPH MEAD Santa Ana, Cal. Agriculture AG, Janus, Leader, Freshman Debate Team. 95 ' E THE CLASS OF 1916 Q BERNARD CLARENCE MEADE W atkinr Veterinary SITE, Society of Comparative Medicine' ALLEN DANFORTH MEANEY A New York City . Law ZX, CIDAIID, Beth L'Amed, Spring Day Committee I, 2, Glee Club. WILLIAM MELNIKER Stockton, N. Arty and Science: IIAfD, Congress, Civic Club, Deutscher Verein, College Crew 2. EDWARD MENDINHALL Newport, Del. Mechanical Engineering GE, College Soccer Team 3, 4, A.S.M.E. CHESTER HUME MENKE Ithaca Agriculture ROBERT SCOTT MESTON St. Louir, Mo. Civil Engineering HERBERT MARTIN METZGER New York City Agriculture Cosmopolitan -Club, College Mandolin Club. ROBERT GEPHARD MEYLER Lo: Angelef, Cal. Mechanical Engineering NPT, Mandolin Club 2, 3, 4. JOHN HANSON MICHENER Erie, Pa. Arty and Science: SAX, Alembic, Assistant Nlanager, Freshman Baseball 3, Manager 4, College Baseball Team I, Junior Smoker Committee, Senior Banquet Committee, Mandolin Club I, 2, 3, 4, Mandolin Club Sextette 3, 4, University Orchestra 3, 4. I BENJAMIN HALL MICOU Warhington, D. C. , Arty and Science: , ANP, Quill and Dagger, Senators, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 4, Cornell Widow Board 2, 3, Business Manager 4. LIVINGSTON MIDDLEDITOH, JR. New York City Art: anal Science: CORNELIUS WALWORTH MIDDLETON Brooklyn Civil Engineering CIJKXII, TBII, Semaphore, Sophomore Spring Day Committee, Junior Feed Committee. ADELAIDE MORTON MIFFLIN Ridley Park, Pa. Artr and Sciencer AZ, Dixie Club, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Field Day I, 3, 4, Class Hockey I, 2, Captain 3, 4, Nlanager 4, Class Basketball I, 3, 4. ERNEST HORATIO MILLARD Kingfton, Pa. Mechanical Engineering A.l.E.E. HUGH MILLARD Omaha, Neh. Agriculture AACID, Quill and Dagger, Aleph Samach, Hebs-Sa, Dunstan, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team 2, 3, 4Q Junior General Committee, , Mandolin Club I, 2, 3, 4. g LAURA MILLER New York City Artr and Sciencer Class Basketball 3, Class Hockey 4, Class Vice-President 4, Circulation Manager, Women's Dramatic Club 4. - JOSEPH MILLMAN Bermrabia, Rurria. Agriculture Cosmopolitan Club. HAROLD STRYCKER MILLS New York City Agriculture Scroll and Spade, 125 lb. Novice Boxing Champion 3. 96 I. , v I1 ,ni 'F' I :-:. - Qs 1 I THE CLASS OF 1916 . ,Q GENEVA MARGUERITE MILLS Binghamton Any ,md Sdencgf JUSTUS ARTHUR MINIER Waco Tex. A ' 11 The Southerners, Cosmopolitan Cluib. A grim WE JULIA MOESEL I BFHCZZO Art: and Seieneer Secretary-Treasurer, Agassiz Club, Deutscher Verein, Executive Council, Women's Student Government, Assistant Instructor, Vertebrate Zoology. JOHN ADAMS MOFFITT New York City Arif and Sgigmgf SIJEK, Alembic. . JOHN TROUP MOIR, JR. Papaikon, H. T. Agrieiiltiire CIJAG, Quill and Dagger, Savage Club, Hawaii Club, Varsity Crew. THOMAS ALOYSIUS MONAGHAN New York City Civil Engineering GILBERT MCIQEAN MONTGOMERY Radnor, Pa. Agricnltnre SIDKE, Hebs-Sa, Varsity Soccer Team 2, 3, 4, College Soccer I, 2, Masque I, 2, 3, Glee Club 4, College Musical Clubs I, 3, President 4. JULIA BOYETTE MOODY ACID, fI:BK. PERLIE HUNTER NIOODY ACID, OBE. CHARLES BENTON MOORE KE, CBeta Eta Chapterj Memphir, Tenn. Meniphif, Tenn. Mar'ion, Alla. Artr and Seiencer Arty and Seieneef Civil Engineering CLARENCE WILLIAM lVIooRE Wert Henrietta Agrieitltnre AFP, Helios, Cornell Coitntryrnan Board. JOHN DUDLEY lVIOORE Albion Veterinary ANP, Society of Comparative lVIedicine, College Athletic Director 3. JAMES HUMPHREY BTOORE New York City Mechanical Engineering TEH, HKN, Varsity Track 3, 4, Student Conference Committee 3, 4, - A.l.E.E. KENNETH PHELPS MOORE Bridgeport, Conn. Scorpion, Stage Manager, Dramatic Club. REVERE JOHN MOORE Ricliniond Hill Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team Committee 3. DOUGLAS MOREY GEORGE ROSE MORGAN XXII, Dixie Club. Lowell, Marr. Creenville, S. C. Civil Engineering Agrienltitre 2, 3, Crew Celebration Arty and Seiencer Electrical Engineering HENRY LE CONTE MORRIS Lodi Algricnltiire MERRILL ALBERT MOSHER Hornell Cliernirtry Ei? E. I I ICHIRO MOTOKAWA Honolnln, H. T. Electrical Engineering 'Cosmopolitan Club, Hawaii Club, A.I.E.E. LEO AUGUSTINE MUCKLE Stanley Agriculture CARL WILLIAM MUESEBECK Brockport a4g1'ifUl1f1H'f or ig THF CLASS OF 1916 FREDERICK BERRY NIULLEN ezmazca Cwzl Engmeermg CIDAQ Dunstan Rod and Bob Captam Freshman Track Team Sopho more Stunt Commlttee UIIIOT NIghts Commrrtee RICHARD THEODORE NIULLER New York C1131 Agncrlltwe CIDFA Freshman Track Team Cornell Lutheran Club Presldent 4 RAYMOND LESTER NTURDOCH Okeene Okla Arty and Sczencef Cosmopolrtan Club FRANCIS STANISLAUS MURRAY Rzchmoncl Va Agmeulzuve College Cwlee Club Forestry Club HAROLD BALDWIN MQURRAY Warhzngion D C MechamcezlF1zg1neemng Cosmopolrtan Club N A A C P UHIVCISIYY Vesper Chorr A S M F. WILLIAM HALLAM GILLIS MURRAY Bmghamton Mechanzcal Engmeermg AKE A S M E Cosmopohtan Club C U C A Cabmet 3 4 Cha1rman SoC1al Servrce Comm1ttee 3 Cha1rman Promotrve Force 4 Board of Drreetors 4 HELEN PARKER NIYERS Bufezlo Am' and Sczefncef AF CIDBK RALPH OHN NIYERS Pltifbwgk Pa Arif and Sciences LAE Vars1ty Hockey Team 4 JACK THOMAS NASII Fmt lfV01th Tewf Czwl Engzneermg ROBERT FLORANCE NATHAN R New York C113 Chemzmy Cosmopolrtan Club Socrety ofAutomob1le Engmeers Ethrcs Club CIVIC Club College Hocltex Team JOHN FRANK NAUGLE Beauef Pa .Meclmmcal Engmeermg A l I E JAMES l OUIS NErI' Rockville Ceuta Agriculture AF P College Glen Club I 2 Farmers Week Comrnrttee 2 R1lle Club ARTHUR ADAMS NELSON l cmkeu Algrzculmne GERTRUDE HELEN NEL ON kVzll.vewzlle Agrzculture ATA Fmgga Fylgae THOMAS LEETE NELSON AXE Secretary Treasurer Binghamton Chermftvy College AsSOCIat1On 4 MARTIN NFUMAIER College Baseball 3 R1lle Club 2 State Scholarshrp New Yovk Czzfy Cwzl Engineering CLENDENON SHEAF NEWELL Leoma N Archzteetvue CIDFA Class Track Team College Cross Countrv SAMUEL NEWMAN Brooklyn Chemwtry Cornell Progressrve Club College Soccer 2 3 4 College Baseball 2 3 4 State Scholarsblp Undergraduate Scholarslup L.. .I L ' -I S 3 3 A 7 I ' 5 A ' . 5 I L - - - 4 ' ' 7 7 7 ' , . .4 N , 4 . , . , . . , g . , . . .5 5 .. . . 1 5 . . .- .g D -, . . . . U , , , , ,7 7 , . I , - X' . .' . , . . , ,. ACaC1a. . I J F, . ' , ' . . 7 I . I . . 7 9 7 . , , 7 4 ' V' F I . . . , . , 4 J J 44 -I ' . ' - ,x - 4 7 F . . 7 7 7 7 I, 2. ' , f . ' . , Q 4. . . L .. h . 4 ' 3 , ' 5 - 7 ' .F J . v 5 S - 4 . , .j. - ,' 9 3 ,. -7 7 .7 S 7 7 7 S - f Ss ' zz., P , I .n l L 1 4 1. THE CLASS OF 1916 GUsTAvE JOSEPH NOBiXCK New York City ,qgfimgfwg Cosmopolitan Club5 College Soccer I5 College Track I, 2 35 Assistant in Histology and Embryology. CLARENCE VERNON NOBLE Federalrburg Mel. Agrieitltfttrg Roberts Scholarship. VVALTER BURTON NOURSE Caranooa Va. Agrigitltitrg V .Q- WILLIAM POST NUGENT Southampton Mechanical Engineering AT5 Long Island Club. JOHN LEWIS OBER Solvay Civil Engineering Scorpion. Nayatig Savage Club, Rocky Mountain Club' Nlandolin Club 3 4 University Orchestra I 2, 3 4' University Band I. 2 3 4 WILBUR SCOTT GLES Delhi Agriculture A P P. ROBERT NELSON OLIN Bujalo Mechanical Engineering ' AT5 Scalp and Blade. WILLIAM WELLS OPPERMAN Poughleeejxvie Law RALPH WILLIAM ORR Adams Marr AX5 New England Club. Lois CURTIS OSBORN Ithaca Agriculture Der Hexenkreis' Sedowa' Class Basketball 2' Vice-President Y.VV.C.A 3, President 45 Executive Committee, Student Government 3 4 CHAR-LES LOUIS OSWALD Keulea Park Agriculture JUAN OVALLE Ocana, Columbia S. A. Arif and Sciencef Latin-American Uniong Cosmopolitan Club5 . G. White Spanish Prize JAMES THOMAS OWENS Willfhoro Agriculture CLARENCE HAROLD PAGE Weftjield Artr and Science:-Law PHP5 College Soccer5 Cornell Debate Congress President 45 Civic Club5 'Deutscher Verein5 '86 Memorial Debate Stage EMANUEL PANOPF Brooklyn Agriculture CHARLES RUDISEL PARK Tiffin, O. Art: and Science! RICHARD AVERILL PARKE Minneapolir, Minn. Mech. Engineering AKE. RALPH COY PARKER SPMCHPOVZ I Agfifulfwf AI' P5 Helios5 College Tax Committee 25 College Executive Committee 35 College Entertainment Committee 35 College Reception Committee 45 C.U.C.A. Cabinet 45 Rochester Stage I 99 r - Q , Q 1 f ' I 7 ' I i K 3 4 I Z! l i DENIS HENRY O,BRIEN Forfyth, Mont. Mechanical Engineering i 2 Q 5 - 7 7 7 , 7 7 ' 1 Lg, . 4 . I. ,, . , . Law i H 7 7 2 7 ' ' 1 7 ' - 7 -Q , . f' bf 'E I l C I- THF. CLASS OF 1916 WALTER ALEXANDER PASHKOSKI Scranton, Pa. Art: and Science! THF, College Soccer, Cosmopolitan Club, Deutscher Verein, Congress, B.S., Valparaiso University. DAVID MELVIN PAULSON Centerville, S. D. Agriculture ZA E. HUBERT KENNETH PEEBLES Oftvego Mechanical Engineering State Scholarship. JOSEPH ROMAN PELICH Cleveland, O. Architecture Zodiac, Gargoyle, Cornell Widow Board 3, 4. ARTHUR FRANKLIN PERRY, JR. facleronville, Fla. Civil Engineering A95 Sernaphore, College Tax Committee 3, Lawrenceville Club, Cornell Civil Engineer Board 3, Editor-in-chief 4, ISE Lieutenant, Cadet Corps 3. FRANK RICHMOND PERRY Churchville Agriculture A F P. JESSIE KING PETERS Detroit, Mich. Artr anal Sciencef I Aon. , WEYLAND PI-'EIFEER Scaryalale , Arty and Science: AT, Sphinx Head, Book and Bowl, Sunday Night Club, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, Chairman 4, Assistant Manager Freshman Track 3, Assistant Nlanager, Interscholastic Track Nieet 3, Nlanager, Cheer Leaders 4, Secretary, Second Term Rushing Association, Treasurer, Student Council 4, Class Life Secretary. CORNELL NICHOLAS PFOHL Pittrhurgh, Pa. Agriculture KZ, lVIandOlin Club 3, 4. DIXON COALE PHILLIPS Plainfield, N. Cherniftry SAX, Alembic. . TIAVERNE SAMUEL PHILLIPS Mayville Agriculture RUSSELL MCKEAN PHILLIPS Ithaca Agriculture FRANK WILLIS PIERCE Dunkirk Mechanical Engineering Bandhu, TBH, State Scholarship. LESLIE EDWARD PIERCE Starnforal, Conn. Civil Engineering Semaphore, College Soccer and Basketball 3, 4, College Crew 3, College Athlet1c Director 4, College Tax Committee 3, 4, College Athletic Committee, Chairman 4. WILLIS FRANKLIN PIERCE, JR. Seattle, Warh. Artf anal Sciencef Rocky Mountain Club. Ioo F U ... .. .. ,nfl L'-. - 26 THE CLASS OF 1916 LEON ALTON PLUMB Macedon ' Any and Sfjgmg,--Law CIJBK, Scroll and Spade, Editor, Cornell Law Quarterly, State Scholar- ship, Assistant in Economics 4, A.B., Cornell, 1914. CLARENCE EDWARD PLUNKETT Rorne Mechanical Engineering Adelphos. RONALD POHL Brooklyn Agriculture NIILTON BROWN PORTER Bujalo Agrigulgwg Cornell Walking Club. . DANIEL FREDERIC POTTER, JR. Bujczlo Electrical Engineering AT, Dunstan, Aleph Samach, Sphinx Head, Scalp and Blade, TBH, HKN, Freshman Cross Country and Track Teams, Varsity Cross Country Team 2, 3, Captain 4, Varsity Track Team 2, 3, 4, Junior Smoker Committee, -Student Council 4, CH Representative on Major Sports Council, Freshman Athletic Director, State Scholarship. HAROLD RAXINSFORD PoUcH New Brighton Law CIDEK, CIDACID, Scabbard and Blade, Freshman Cap Burning Committee, Junior Nights Committee, 2nd Lieutenant, Cadet Corps 2, Ist Lieu- tenant 3, Mandolin Club 3, 4. JAMES NIARTIN PRATT New York City Agriculture QE, Masque, College Mandolin Club, University Sabres Champion 4. WILLIAM ALBERT PRESCOTT Laconu Artr and Sciencef Scroll and Spade. JACOB EDWARD PRETTYMAN Seaford, Del. Civil Engineering College Baseball and Cross Country Teams. ALBERT EUGENE PRIcE Port Arthur, Tex. Architecture TME, Gargoyle, Scroll and Spade. JAMES DAVID PRIcE Eclwarclsville, Pa. Civil Engineering THOMAS BALDWIN PRICKETT Wert Chester, Pa. Cherniytry Kill, AXE, Alernbic, College Track Team I. GEORGE LEROY PURDY A Stezrnforcl, Conn. Civil Engineering Q Nayati, Semaphore, College Basketball 2, 3, Captain 4, College Base- ball 3, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, Chairman CreW Celebration Committee 45 College Spring Day Committee 2, 3, College Honor System Committee 3, President, College Association 4, Chief Engineer, Civil Engineering Summer Camp. MAURICE ARTHUR QUINN Norwich Vfiffitlllty SITE, Society of Comparative Medicine, College Soccer. REINALDO RAMIREZ Cabo-Rojo, P. R. Civil Engineering Latin-American Union, Cosmopolitan Club. . 101 W r r fa, gs THE CLASS OF 1916 LEIGHTON PAYSON RAND Broolelyn Artr and Sciencef Long Island Clubg Aleph Samach5 Anvil, lVIabrique5 Coxsvvain, Fresh- man CreW5 Coxswain, Varsity Crew 25 Freshman Advisory Committee 35 Junior Feed COrr1mittee5 State Scholarship5 University Scholarship. GEORGE NETHAWAY RANSLEY Troy Veterinary A1115 Society of Comparative Medicine5 College Basketball I, 2, Captain 35 College Baseball I, 2, 3. GEORGE WASHINGTON RAPP, JR. Cincinnati, O. Civil Engineering ZX5 Beth L'Amed5 KBLID5 Book and Bowl5 Sunday Night Club5 Junior Smoker Committee5 Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 4. HENIRIY BOND RAELTOEE T . I Freeport Agriculture untington u 5 opiarian. EUGENE BARRETT REED Springfield, Mo. Law QDEK5 QHACIJ5 Law Smoker Committee 3, 4. FRANCIS WELLS REEVE Riverhead Agriculture AZ. IRMA ELIZABETH REEVE Mattituch Artr anal Science: CPBK. RICHARD CARL ADOLPH REICHLE South Orange, N. Agriculture CIDFA5 Glee Club 2, 3, 4. ' LAWRENCE TISCHMYER REINICKER Baltirnore, Md. Civil Engineering Maryland Club. ROSCOE CONKLING REPP Bolivar Law Acaciag Cornell Nlasonic Clubg Glee Club 35 '86 Declamation Stage 25 Huntington Clubg Chittenden Club. FRANCISCO ANTONIO REYES, JR. Santa Ana, C. A. Civil Engineering Latin-American Union, Varsity Soccer Squadg A.l.E.E.5 Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society. PAUL LE GRAND REYMOND Kanfar City, Mo. Mechanical Engineering F1leusis5 Cosmopolitan Club5 The Southerners. GILBERT SAXTON RHODES Ithaca Agriculture Forestry Club. ALFRED RICCIARDI New York City Art: and Sciencer QIHAK5 Cosmopolitan Club. FLORENCE MAY RICE Horner Agriculture THOMAS ALEXANDER RICE Bucleingharn, Quebec Mechanical Engineering Cosmopolitan Club5 A.S.M.E. WALDO HUNTTING RICE Lee, Marr. Mechanical Engineering Bandhu. ' I 102 1 -i--il 1 r I.1 45.4 L . THE CLASS OF 1916 GROVER EDGAR RICKARD Worcefter C' 'Z E ' .- A.B., Cornell, 1913. wi ngmgmmg RUTH AMY RIDER F07'ffiWiUf i Artf and Sciencef ANDRESS STANLEY RIDGWAY Delanco, N. f. Mechanical Engineering HELEN LORENE ROBBINS Port Norrif, N. Arty and Sfigmgf AAA. LOUIS LU ROBBINS Brooklyn y4g,.iC,,Z,u,.6. Congress. ' FRED WHITE ROBERTS Denver, Col. Civil Engineering ZNg Pyramid, Rocky Mountain Club: Freshman Banquet Committee, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Junior Nights Committeeg Assistant Quartermaster, C. E. Camp. JESSE MORSE ROBINSON Wafhington, D. C. Arte and Science: ATAQ Senators. GEORGE MERRITT ROBISON Cranberry Creek A1-if and Sgigmef State' Scholarship. CHARLES JULIUS ROESE Bujalo Mechanical Engineering K A Pg Cosmopolitan Club. FREDERICK AUGUST ROGALSKY North Tonaioancla Agriculture AXg Lutheran Club. EDWARD DANA ROGERS Brooklyn Agriculture AF P5 AE Pg Janus. FREDERICK LANSING ROGERS Watertowii Artf and Sciencer Zodiac, Class Track Team I, 25 Varsity Track Squad 2, Freshman Advisory Committee 3. NEWTON CHAUNCEY ROGERS Canandaigua Agriculture AZ, Janusg Helios, College Baseball 2, 3, '86 Memorial State 35 Inter- national Peace Stage 35 Vice-President, College Association 3. THEODORE CHITTENDEN ROGERS Bingharnton Cioil Engineering Bandhug TBH5 Rod and Bobg College Cross Country 4. LOUIS OSMOND ROHLAND Brooklyn Architecture Long Island Clubg College Basketball 2, 3. JOHN MARLING ROPES Englewood Clijk, N. Mech. Engineering DE ELLWYNE MAXWELL ROSE Franklin, Pa. Art: and Sciencef JACOB ROSENBERG Brooklyn Agriculture FRANCES CLEVELAND ROSENTHAL Brooklyn Arty ancl Science: Class Basketball I, 2, 3g Manager, Basketball 4g Class Hockey I, 2,-3, 4g . Class Tennis 2, 3g Field Day I, 2, 3, 4g Junior Executive Committeeg Sage Dramatic Clubg StateScholarshipg University Scholarshipg HIJBK. MAYER PHINEAS ROSS Brooklyn Art: and Sciencef Ethics Club, International Polity Club. 103 , A r' I if 53. - P3 THE CLASS OF 1916 PAUL KRUSA ROTH Brooklyn ,Law Xflv, CIDACID, Freshman Football Team, Varsity Basketball Squad 2, 3, 4, Varsity Soccer Team 4, College Basketball, Law Smoker Committee, Chairman, College Spring Day Committee, Sophomore Smoker Committee, Senior Pledge Committee. GLEN GEORGE Rovv Maple View Agriculture Festival Chorus 3. 4 KNIBLOE PERRY ROYCE Fulton Electrical Engineering HKN, A.I.E.E., Cornell Widow Board 2, 3, Composition Editor 4. JOAQUIN JULIO DE LA ROZA Havana, Cuba. Mechanical Engineering JOSEPH RUBINGER New York City Agriculture A Freshman Debate Club, De Witt Clinton Club. LESLIE JACOB RUMMELL Newark, N. Artr and Sciencer QJKE, Manuscript Club, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, Junior - Smoker Committee, Junior Nlember, IQI5 Alumni Pledge Com- mittee, Senior Pledge Committee 4, The Cornell Era Board 2, Managing Editor 3, Editor-in-chief 4, Assistant lvlanager, Wrestling 3, Manager 4. CLYDE ALBERT RUSSELL Seward - Arty and Science: CIJPA. HOWARD CARLYLE RUSSELL Glenbrook, Conn. Mechanical Engineering RUSSELL CONKLIN RUTAN Gorhen Veterinary SZTE, Society of Comparative Nledicine. LEON GEORGE RUTH Clinton Art: and Sciencer GA, College Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country, and Soccer, Varsity Basketball Squad 3, 4, '86 Nlemorial Prize Speaking Stage 2. HARRY ABRAHAM SALZMAN Newark, N. f. Law Sophomore Banquet Committee, Junior Nights Committee, '86 Nlemorial Prize Speaking Stage. PAUL FITCH SANBORNE Elniira Agriculture ATQ, Sphinx Head, Aleph Samach, Hebs-Sa, Sunday Night Club, Assistant lVlanager Track 3, Nlanager 4, Chairman, Junior Feed Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee 4, Senior Banquet Com- mittee, President, Second Term Rushing Association. ALBERT BOWMAN SANDERSON, JR. Springjielal, Marx. Civil Engineering CIDAG, TBH, Rod and Bob, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Squad 2, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 4, Vice-President College Association 4. RAYMOND HALSEY SANDFORD Bridgehanipton Art: and Sciences ROGER ALLAN SANFORD Eagle Parr, Tex. Agriculture 104 -1 I THE CLASS OF 1916 RAYMOND PRIOR SANFORD Ithaca ' Agfigulmyg Cosmopolitan Club, Congress, Prohibition League, C.U.C.A. Cabinet, '86 Mernorial,g,Stage 2, Winner 3, ,Q4 Memorial Stage 3, Prohibition Stage 3. ANNA MAY SARGENT Boonville Agrieulgurg AAA. CHARLES FAYE SARLE New Berlin Agriculture Scorpion. I THEOPHILE SAULNIER Media, Pa. Mechanical Engineering AZKIH, Assistant lVlanager, Cornell Dramatic Club 3, Nlanager 4. HELEN ELIZABETH SAUNDERS Brooklyn Agriculture MARION SCHABANA New York City Agriculture ALBERT SCHAFFLE Philaclelphia, Pa. Agriculture Poultry Association. WILLIS ADAM SCHAUF Brooklyn Law AX, Temple Inn. FRANCIS HARLEY SCHEETZ Norrirtoion, Pa. Artr and Sciencer-Chernirtry QAX, Dunstan, Alembic, Assistant Manager, Freshman Football 3, Manager 4, Student Convocation Hour Committee 3, Spring Day Committee 3, Chairman, Senior Pledge Committee 4, Freshman Rep- resentative on Major Sports Council, Mandolin Club I, 2, 3, 4, A.B., Cornell, IQI5. FRANCIS GRANT VON MAGIUS SCHLEICHER Long Irlancl City Foreftry Riiie Club, Forestry Club, Cross Country Club. FRED PAUL SCHLICHTER Yonleerr Agriculture ECIQZ, Hebs-Sa, Freshman Baseball Team, Varsity Football Squad 2, 3, Varsity Football Team 4, Varsity Track Squad 3, Crew Celebration Committee 4. GEORGE HERMANN SCHNACKENBERG Cornwall Law THF, Law Smoker Committee 2, ARTHUR PATTERSON SCHOCK Mount joy, Pa. Arif and Sfifmff CIHKE, Freshman Football Team, Lacrosse Squad 3, Varsity Football Squad 2, 3, Varsity Football Team 4, Junior Feed Committee 3, Freshman Advisory Committee 3. 1 HENRY EDWARD SCHRADIECK Ithaca ffgflfulfml' Helios, Agassiz Club 3, 4, Cosmopolitan Club, German Club, Assistant in Farm4Course 2, 3, 4. HAROLD ARNOLD SCHULER Mount Vernon Agriculture GX, Assistant Manager, Swimming 3. ANNA VOORHEES SCHUMANN Rurhwille -'YEVAWZWW' Frigga Fylgae, A TA. 105 1 .. r' I L it THF. CLASS OF 1916 CLINTON KIRBY SEYMOUR Saginaw, Mich. . Low BQH. ' EDWARD ORAIN SHAKESPEARE Philadelphia, Pa. Architecture XXII, L'Ogive. ANTHONY OSWALD SHALLNA Scranton, Pa. Artf and Science: I'HF,.COllege Baseball and Soccer, Congress Debate Stage 3, College Banquet Committee. 3 JAMES ROGER SHAW Rockland Lake Law ZKDE, Assistant hlanager, Tennis 3, Manager 4. JOSEPH GUY SHEAFFER Wayne, Pa. Mechanical Engineering AKE. LEE CEYLON SHEARER Ithaca Arty ana' Science: ROBERT ALEXANDER SHEFFEY Lynchburg, Va. Architecture TAG, College Basketball I, 2, 3, College Cross Country 2, 3. NIURRAY NORCROSS SHELTON Dunkirk Civil Engineering QAXJ Sphinx Head, Aleph Samach, Dunstan, Beth L'Amed, Rod and Bob, Sunday Night Club, Varsity Football Team 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball Squad 2, 3, Team 4, Freshman Football Team, Freshman Crew, Class President 3, 4, Student Council 4, Sophomore Cotillion Committee. ' CLINTON EVERETT SHERWOOD Bridgeport, Conn. Arts and Sciencer EDWIN BRADFORD SHERWOOD Syracuse Art: and Science: GAX CHamiltOnj, Festival Chorus. HAROLD FREDERICK SHERWOOD Ithaca Agriculture SAMUEL HARVEY SHINDELMAN Brooklyn Veterinary Menorah, Society of Comparative Medicine. LOUIS LATHROP SHOOK Real Hook Veterinary QTE, Society of Comparative hledicine, College Baseball I, 2. GEORGE LESTER SHULTZ Skaneateley Law AXA. RAMON SIACA, JR. San juan, P. R. Law Scorpion, Latin-American Union, College Track, Cornell Law Quarterly Board. LESTER VOGEL SIEGEL Chicago, Ill. Arty and Sciencef LAURENCE NORMAN SILER Bujalo Mechariical Engineering Scroll and Spade, A.I.E.E.g Cosmopolitan Club, Buiicalo Central High School Club, Nlount Hermon Club, University Grchestra I, 2, 3, Cadet Band I, 2, 3, State Scholarship. FRANK GREGORY SIMONDS Dover, O. Agriculture LEON JOHN SIVIAN V Brooklyn Art: and Sciencef Cosmopolitan Club. 106 -Ar- I1 U - ,fa L r 91 H -1 ' L THE CLASS OF 1916 CLARENCE NIERLE SLACQC Black River g -' g - oA, Adirondack Club. glmlw EDMUND TRIPP SLINKARD Brooklyn l Aggyjfugm,-E AKE5 KBCID5 Spring Day Committee 35 Freshman Advisory Committee 3. DEAN FRANKLIN SMILEY Ithaca Arif and SCignf5,-M5d5Cin5 Mandolin Club 2, 3. ARLINGTON EDWARD SMITH North Tonawancla Agfimlgwg CHARLES ORCHARD SMITH Woofter, O. Ag?-imgmfg ATS25 Hel1os5 Glee'Club Z, 3, 45 C.U.C.A. Cabinet5 Executive Council, College Association 45 Festival Chorus 2. ERNEST EDWARD SMITH Skaneateley Arty and Sgimggf Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 4. EDGAR MILTON SMITH Brooklyn Agriculture Philos5 Anvil Club5 Civic Club5 Banjo Club. A FREDERICK JOHN SMITH Greenjbort Mechanical Engineering GLADYS ELIZABETH SMITH Ithaca Agriculture Wayside-Aftermath5 ATA5 Frigga Fylgae. HAROLD FRANKLIN SMITH Geneva Agriculture Departmental Clubs5 College Decoration Committee 3, 45 College Executive Committee 35 Farmers, Week Committee 3. HERBERT HOFFER SMITH Bujalo Mechanical Engineering HARLOND LEANDER SMITH Auburn Agriculture JULIA ELIZABETH SMITH Meinphir, Tenn. Arty and Science: A115 Dixie Club. MARTHA EVELYN SMITH Baltimore, Md. Agriculture AF5 Dixie Club. IVIARY ELIZABETH SMITH .Mahanoy City, Pa. Arty and Science: CIDBK. RUTH HOWARD SMITH Ovid Agriculture SedoWa5 Frigga Fylgae 3, President 45 College Class Secretary 25 Cornell Countryman Board 3, 45 Eastman Stage 3, 4. STANLEY EDWARD SMITH Geneva Artf and Scienfef SELBY GILBERT SMITH Bujlalo Law ZXIDE5 A9455 Temple Inng Cornell Law Quarterly Board. THEODORE LEVI SMITH Forty Fort, Pa. Cioil Engineering TBH. A WALTER ROBERT SMITH Decatur, Tenn. Mechanical Engineering A.B., Carson and Newman College. I WILLIAM RANDOLPH SMITH Brooklyn Arty and Sciencef-llleclicine EAE5 Mabriqueg Lieutenant, Cadet Corps 3. NIARION ELIZABETH NOSTRAND SNEDEKER Brooklyn Artr and Sciencef 107 'V P' ' na .J L THE CLASS OF 1916 WILLIAM JOHN SNIVELY Chicago, Ill. Civil Engineering AXP, Golf Team 3, Crew Celebration Committee, lVlasque 2, 3, Glee Club 3, 4, Savage Club. HERBERT SNYDER Ithaca Art: and Sciencef AT, Quill and Dagger, German Club, Deutscher Verein, Freshman Football Squad, Varsity Football Squad 2, 3, Team 4, Class Day Committee 4, Flag Rush Team I, Push Ball Team 2. JULIUS SOBEL Brooklyn 'Civil Engineering Sophomore Pipe Committee. CLEMENT FRANKLYN SOUDER, JR. Toledo, O. Mechanical Engineering AQ, Freshman Track Team, Freshman Cross Country Team, Varsity Track Team 2, 3, 4, Varsity Cross Country Squad 3, College Soccer 3, College Track 3, 4, College Basketball 4, Huntington Club, Cos- mopolitan Club, A.l.E.F,. JOSEPHINE OVERTON SoUDERs Philliprhurg, N. f. Art: and Science: BENJAMIN FRANKLIN SOVOCOOL Ithaca Law First Fraser Scholarship. BESSIE NIARGUERITE SPAFFORD .Moravia Agriculture Y.VV.C.A., Frigga Fylgae, NVaysicle-Aftermath, Treasurer, Women's Student Government Association 4. HELEN SPALDING Lowell, Marx. Lanclrcape Art KAG, Der Hexenkreis, Sedovva, Kepurae, Class President I, College ' Student Honor System Committee 3, 4, Festival Chorus 2, 3, 4, Student Delegate to Vassar Conference, Chairman Landscape Work for 1916 Pageant. ALAN SPARKS Balcluiinrville Agriculture Skull. GEORGE PERKINS SPEAR, JR. Paryaic, N. f. Civil Engineering Kia, President, Cornell Life Saving Society, Swimming Squad 3, 4. WILLIAM HENRY SPEIDEL Poughleeeprie Agriculture ITK, Cosmopolitan Club, Dutchess County Club, Somerset Y, Scroll and Spade. LAURA EVELYN SPEYER Bujalo Agriculture AZ. If FREDERICK SPIEGELBERG, JR. New York City Agriculture Varsity Hockey Team 2, 4, Varsity Lacrosse Team 2, 3, 4, Varsity Soccer Team 4, Class Lacrosse Team I, 2, Junior Nights Committee, Senior Pledge Committee. EARL IRU SPONABLE Burlington Flatt Cherniftry AXE, Scorpion, University Orchestra I. 108 Y' 93, .. -. II.. THE CLASS OF 1916 DOROTHY ANNIE STARKWEATHER Bloonijield, N. j. Agriculture AAA. FREDERIC HILL STARR Easton, Md. i Arif and Sfimfgf KA, Quill and Dagger, Maryland Club, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team 2, 3, 4, Varsity Relay Team, Freshman Advisory Com- mittee 3, 4, Junior Smoker Committee. WILLIAM FIELD STAUNTON, JR. Loy Alngeler, Cal. Architecture ATQ, Gargoyle, IfOgive, Assistant Artistic Editor, The Cornell Alnnnalf 3, Artistic Edltor 4, lNIanaging Editor, Cornell Architect Board. i RALPH OMAR STEARNS Winthrop Agriculture Cosmopolitan Club, Adirondack Club. MARY S. STEELE Wagroin, N. C. Alrtr and Sciencer fIDBK, Dixie Club. JULIUS FRIEDERICH STEINERENNER Niagara Fall: Temple Inn, Fraser Scholarship, State Scholarship. ' Law CHARLES STENBERG Union Hill, N. Law CIDEA, Congress, International Polity Club, College Crew. GUY BAKER STEPHENSON Ithaca Civil Engineering Dixie Club. LIDA MOSHER STEPHENSON Aurora Agriculture ROBERT OSCAR STERNBERGER Bloornjield, N. j. Mechanical Engineering KXII. CHARLES LEIGH STEVENS Micfleegon, Mich. Mechanical Engineering GEORGE MAY STEVENS Raine Arty and Sciencer NPT, Sphinx Head, Book and Bowl, Sunday Night Club, Savage Club, Junior Spring Day Committee, Chairman, Senior Ball Committee, Assistant Manager Basketball 3, Manager 4, Assistant Field Manager, Minor Sports 3, Manager 4, lVIinOr Sports Representative On Nlajor Sports Council 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Artr and Sciences AF, CIDBK, Associate Editor, The Cornell W0rnen': Review, 1916 Pageant LILA VIRGINIA STEVENSON Brooklyn Committee. FRED WALDORF STEWART Binghamton Bandhu. WILLIAM STONE STOCKTON Brirtol, Conn. Kilfg College Baseball. ALLYN DENISON STODDARD Hartford, Conn. IRA JOHN STONE Steelton, Pa. JOSEPH LEONARD STONE Utica A.S.lVI.E. Art: and Science: Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering 09 w 1 1- ll .. .H L . ,hu .. - N . . ' . : I1 O ll g f I1 Q I ...J if THE CLASS OF 1916 I JULIUS STOTCHIK New York City Veterinary JOHN KENNING STOTZ Crafton, Pa. Mechanical Engineering AXA, Scabbard and Blade, HKN, TBH, Navy Day Hop Committee 3, Chairman, Nlilitary Hop Committee 4, A.T.E.E,. Second Lieutenant, Cadet Corps 3, Captain 4. ABRAM GAAR STRATTAN Chicago, Ill. Arts anal Sciencef AACD, Alembic, Sunday Night Club, Junior Promenade Committee. OLIVE STRAUB Minerfville, Pa. Artf and Sciencer Festival Chorus, Class Hockey Team. EARL S. STROYAN 4 Lynelonville Agriculture SAMUEL STRUMER New Yorle City r Civil Engineering State Scholarship, Track Squad 3, 4. CHARLES GASNER STUPP Auburn Cherniftry AXE, TBII, Alembic, President, College Association 4. WALTER STURROCK Ithaca Electrical Engineering HKN, A.I.E.E. NORMAN WESLEY SUITER Sharnolein, Pa. Agriculture Acacia, Scabbard and Blade, Lieutenant, Cadet Corps 3, Captain 4. HAROLD TAYLOR SUTCLIFFE New Paltz Mechariical Engineering Scabbard and Blade, RiHe Club, A.l.E.E., Lieutenant, Cadet Corps 3, Captain 4. WILLIAM HENRY SUTTERBY Bath A Veterinary ATQ, AXP, Quill and Dagger, Society of Comparative hfledicine, Varsity Basketball Squad 2, Team 3, 4, Varsity Baseball Squad 2, Team 3. FLORENCE ELIZABETH SUTTON Holland Patent Arty anal Sciencef HENRY BRUNER SUTTON Albion ' Artf and Sciericer-Medicirie EN, Swimming Team 2, Deutscher Verein, President, Cornell Nledical Society, State Scholarship. GLADYS FLORENCE SWARTLEY Philadelphia, Pa. Art: and Sciencef Advanced Choir. MARJORIE AMELIA SWEETING Savannah Arty ana' Science: Raven and Serpent, Class Secretary 2, Class Treasurer 3, Sage House Committee 3, Census Taker 4, Secretary, Self Government Executive Committee 4. EMMoNs GLAZIER SWIFT .Mayville Law Temple Inn, Crew Celebration Committee, College Tax Committee. GEORGE WARNER SWIFT Foreftville Agriculture KCI1, Ist Lieutenant, Cadet Corps. HYPATIA JULIA SZLUPAS Scranton, Pa. Arty ancl Science: 110 1 T' EI, L21 THE CLASS OF 1916 HELEN TABER Bullralo Art: and Sciences AF, CIDBK, Sage House Committee 2, Census Committee 2, Class Election Committee 2, Y.W.C.A. Cabinet 2, 3, 4, DONALD CAMPBELL TAGOART Weftjield, N. j. ,gg-fjmgmm GE. GERALD NTATTHEVV TAMBYLN Wilhef-Barr'e, Pa. Arif and Scjmwf KA P, Glee Club 3, 4, C.U.C.A. Cabinet 4. DOROTHY TARBELL Ithaca A,-15 and Sgigmn BAYARD TAYLOR Clinton A1-15 ,md Sygmcw THF, College Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Captain, College Soccer 3 4. GILBERT MORRIS TAYLOR St. Paul, Minn. Fore,-My AALID, Helios, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Squad 2, 3, College Track Team, College Cross Country. RoscoE TEATOR Upper Red Hook f Agriculture GE, College Crew, College Nlandolin Club, University Orchestra. HAROLD ELWOOD TENNY Hilton Agriculture AT' P, Cadet Band I , University Orchestra I, 2, College Nlandolin Club 3. FEDERICO TERRAZAS Chihuahua, Mex. Civil Engineering Pyramid. EVANGELINE THATCHER Wert Danby Artf and Sciencef CLARA LOUISE THAYER Lucllowoille Agriculture SAMUEL JOSEPH THEODORE Arapjouleolra, lnclia Arty and Sciencer CIDBK. BEVERLY THOMAS, JR. FRANKLIN HENRY THOMAS Brooklyn Hague-on-Lake George Electrical Engineering Agriculture A TQ, Hebs-Sa, Anvil Club, Varsity Soccer Team 2, 3, Captain 4, Varsity Lacrosse Team 3, 4, Varsity Track Squad 2, University Orchestra 2, Senior Pledge Committee. CHESTER ARTHUR THOMPSON Albany Civil Engineering TBH, Pyramid, Varsity Tennis Team 3, 4, College Honor System - Committee 3, Chairman 4, University Undergraduate Scholarship. MARY XXVINIFRED THOMSON South Glenf Fallf Ar-tr anal Science: HAROLD WOOSTER THORNE Peelefleill Mechanical Engineering ATS2, A.S.M.E., Assistant Manager, University Orchestra 3, Nlanager 4. CHARLES MONROE THORP, JR. Pittrburgh, Pa. Arif and Sciencef GAX, Savage Club, Duquesne, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 4, C.U.C.A. Cabinet 4, Senior Pledge Committee, The Cornell Board 3, Managing Editor 4. Annual: GEORCE BOULTON THORP Pittfburgh, Pa. Arty and Sciencer- Mechanical Engineering SAX, Duquesne, Coxswain, Freshman Crew, A.B., Cornell, IOI4. 111 41 T' I' .4 ' '- THE CLASS OF 1916 FRANK MARSDEN TIBBITTS Union Agriculture Novice 175 lb. Wrestling Champion 2. A MAGNA CHARTA TILLOTSON I fainestown Agriculture EDWARD ILSLEY TINKHAM Upper Montclair, N. Forestry Seal and Serpent, Helios, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Cross Country Team 2, 3, 4, Varsity Track Team 3, Manager, Cornell Cross Country Club 4, College Athletic Director 4. ' WILLIAM THOMAS TODD, JR. Pittsburgh, Pa. Mechanical Engineering CIDKXII, Hockey Squad 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Stunt Committee, Crew Cele- bration Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 4, Musical Clubs 3, 4. SIONE KIRSTINE TOKSVIG Copenhagen, Denrnarla Arts and Sciences CIDBK, Der Hexenkreis, Editor-in-chief, The Cornell Womenls Review. DONALD TAYLOR TOLEs Otego Agriculture GA, Scroll and Spade. HARRY CHARLES TONKS Newark, N. Civil Engineering CIJKE, Pyramid, Basketball Squad 3, 4. JOHN EDWARD TOOLAN Perth Anilroy, N. A Law THF, Temple Inn, 158 lb. Novice Boxing Champion 2, Freshman Ad- visory Committee, Vice-President, College Association. ROBERT SMITH TORRANOE Goufanda Civil Engineering LESTER CHARLES TOUZEAU Oraclell, N. Civil Engineering College Cross Country. FRANK JONAS TOWAR, IR. Detroit, Mich. Arts and Sciences AACID, Quill and Dagger, Aleph Samach, Cornell Daily Sun Board 2, Assistant Business lylanager 3, Business Nlanager 4. PRESCOTT WINSON TOWNSEND Miclalletotvn Arts and Sciences CIDBK, Cosmopolitan Club, Tome and Tablet. WARREN IRA TRASK Ithaca Agriculture K A P, Wrestling Squad 3, Student Assistant 3, 4. DAVID LOUIS TRAX, JR. Oil City, Pa. Agriculture CIJAQ, College Crew. ROBERT CHARLES TRETHAWAY Parsons, Pa. Arts and Sciences ATA, Varsity Lacrosse Team 3, Spring Day Committee 2, 3, Cornell Era Board 2, Assistant Business Nlanager 3, Business Nlanager 4. KARL ROBERT TREVOR Ithaca Mechanical Engineering PING WEN TsOU Soochozv, China Arts and Sciences HAZ'EAL AUBREY TUCKER Whitrnan, Mass. Arts and Sciences AA. . 2 r- 1 1 1 1- ' 1 bl n'A O una., - M 0 CHARLES PRINDLE TYMESON QA, State Scholarship. VICTOR LEROY UPI-IL WILLIAM SUPPES UNGER ' Xfb, Duquesne Club. ALFRED CREssoN VAIL A.S.M.E., College Socc JOSE MANUEL VALDES THE CLASS OF 1916 fohnytofwn Mechanical Engineering Corning Mechanical Engineering Duquesne, Pa. Mechanical Engineering Media, Pa. er, Industrial Service Committee. Mechanical Engineering Matanzar, Cuba Mechanical Engineering Cosmopolitan Club, Latin-American Union. WILLIAM DONALDSON VANARNAM Bujaio Chgmi,-My Zodiac, Alembic, Scalp and Blade, Class Lacrosse Team I, 2, Varsity Lacrosse Squad 2, Team 3, The Cornell Chernirt Board 3, 4. FRANK RAY VAN BROCKLIN Genoa Chgmiytriyr A.B., Hiram College, IQI2. GEORGE BURNETT VAN BUREN Poughleeeprie Law AX, Temple Inn, Assist 4, Assistant Business ant Manager, Interscholastic Track 3, Manager Manager, Cornell Law Quarterly 4, Secretary, Inter-Fraternity Association 4, Law Smoker Committee' 2, 4, Senior Ball Committee. JOHN ALPHEUS VANDERSLICE Phoenixville, Pa. Agriculture ALP, Hebs-Sa, Cornell Countryman Board 2, 3, Editor-in-chief 4. FREDERICK CLAIR VAN DUSEN Southold Architecture Long Island Club, University Orchestra. LESLIE BARDEN VAN DUSEN New York City Agriculture Bandhu, Cornell Widow Board 2, 3, 4, Savage Club. JOHN MARINUS VAN HoRsoN Mount Vernon Artr and Sciencer CIDBK, Janus, Freshman HELEN VAN KEUREN DebateTeam, Winner, Congress Debate Stage3. Troy, Pa. Agriculture Der Hexenkreis, Sedovva, Raven and Serpent, Secretary, Sports and Pastimes 3, Risley House Committee 2, Sage Dramatic Club Cast 2, Class President 3, Advanced Choir 3, Risley House President 4. JESSICA VANN CATHERINE VAN ORDER HARRY LEE VAUGHN EB fSyracuse Universityj. ROLAND CHESTER VELGUTH Wilmington, N. C. Art: and Science: , Ithaca Agriculture Worcefter Agriculture Milwaukee, Wir. Architecture AEQIJ, Spring Day Committee I, 2, Class Quartet I, 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 39 Masque I, 2, 3. 44 WESLEY FLOYD VERMILYEA Cosmopolitan Club. Waggyfoyd Agriculture 113 F 94, A .... ,Ts THE CLASS OF 1916 FELIPE FELIX VIDAL-ALVAREZ Cnayarna, P. R. Mechanical Engineering Cosmopolitan Club, Latin-American Union, President, Association Puertorriquena. OTTO CARL VIEWEG Elrnira , Civil Engineering JOHN HENRY VOHR Pittrbnrgh, Pa. Mechanical Engineering Skull. HAMILTON VOSE, JR. A Zldlilvvanleee, Wir. Arty and Sciencer XKP, Sphinx Head, Beth L'Amed, Aleph Samach, Savage Club, Chair- man, Class Day Committee, Chairman, Junior Promenade Com- mittee, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Student Conference Com- mittee, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 4, Cornell Daily Snn Board 1, 2, 3, Managing Editor 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Sunday Night Club, Book and Bowl. DAVID CoLLIs WAGER Utica Arty and Sciencer ' College Basketball 3, College Soccer 4, Cornell Life Saving Society. JUSTIN FEDERAL WAIT New York City Mechanical Engineering Bandhu, College Banquet Committee 3, A.S.Nl.E., A.I.E.E., The Sibley fonrnal of Engineering, Assistant Editor I, 2, Nlanaging Editor 3, Editor-in-chief 4, Secretary, College Association, Rille Club 3, 4, State Scholarship. . SIDNEY STEVENS VVALCOTT Ufarhington, D. C. Arty anal Sciencer fIDBK,Telluride Association, Senators, College Crew 3. CARL HENRY WALKER Balzfiniore, Md. Civil Engineering Maryland Club, The Southerners, College Soccer and Cross Country. JAMES JOSEPH WALL, JR. Dnlnih, Minn. Civil Engineering EN, Pyramid, Crew Celebration Committee, Nlanager, Fencing, Ad- vertising Nlanager, The Cornell Civil Engineer. HERBERT HoovER WALLowER Harrirhnrg, Pa. Mining Engineering AKID. MATTHEW WALQLER Brooklyn Art: and Science:-Medicine Beta Samach, '86 Memorial Declamation Stage 2. CHARLES PAUL VVARD Candor Arty and Sciencer AG. JOHN STILLMAN WARDWELL Ronie Mechanical Engineering NPT, Masque I, 3. KENNETH BAIRD WARNER Bridgeport, Conn. Mechanical Engineering ZXII, Savage Club. DAVID WARSHAW Albany Arif anal Sciencer-Medicine Beta Samach, Cosmopolitan Club, Nlenorah, 2nd Lieutenant, Cadet Corps 3, Captain 4, State Scholarship, University Scholarship. 114 'I F' . 1 1 I , L ?'! 'H L-I J . . L THE CLASS OF 1916 HERMAN WARSHOW New York City Af, gf S ' I College Track Team, Chess Team, lVIenorah, Chess Club, CiifiinCluh1?mU '3 International Polity Club, 7 NIAURICE HILLIS WEBSTER Eoanfton, Ill. yqfchmfmw-5 'I Huntington Club. VVILLIAM LESTER WEBSTER Stanley fqgficugmw 4 AI' P, Helios, Treasurer, College Class. - WILLIS NIORRIS WEEDEN Frankfort Artfl and Sciencer-Medicine i OA, State Scholarship. ' -I ISAAC WEISBEIN Brooklyn Agriculture -S lX4enorah, American Society of Agronomy. -IOAQUIN EMILIO WEISS Havana, Cuba A1-ehigemarg Freshman Election Committee, Sophomore Banquet Committee, Latin- American Union. PAUL ALBERT HENRY WVEISS Rochefter Mechanical Engineering I College Soccer I, 2, 3, 4, Captain 2, 3, Deutscher Verein, Lutheran Club. I SARAH LAULLA WEISSMAN Mofcozo, Rum-ia Agriculture 4 RUSSELL WELLES Norwich, Conn. Artf and Sciencer XIfT, Sphinx Head, Aleph Samach, Dunstan, Freshman Football Team, 1- Freshman Crew, Varsity Crew, Varsity Football Squad, Junior E Promenade Committee, Sophomore Stunt Committee, Freshman I Advisory Committee, Student Conference Committee, Book and Bowl, Sunday Night Club. I CHARLES HOWELL WELLS Rochefter Agriculture, Bandhu, Sesomah. , HOWARD DANIEL WERT Sharnokin, Pa. Art: and Sciencef CDBK, Deutscher Verein. NATHAN GLENN WESTBROOK Hemlock Agriculture -I BRADLEY LONGWELL WHEELER Penn Yan Agriculture A I ROY RUSSELL WHEELER Rockeoille Centre Agriculture J i CIDKE, Anvil, College Election Committee 3, Cornell Era Board 4, Class 4 Vice-President I. IZAKIN LOCKVVOOD WHELESS Shreoeport, La. Mechanical Engineering g ZAE. - WILLIAM ALBERT WHITE, JR. Brooklyn Arif and Scienccf AXP, Owls, Mandolin Club 2, 3, 4, University Orchestra I, 2, 3, 42 : Civic Club. I. ARTHUR WHITECOTTON Provo City, Utah Arty and Sciencef V Telluride Association. : RALPH STEWARD WHITNEY llfertport V4'iWi116l1'y QTE, Society of Comparative Medicine. 115 . 1 - I' O -lu 4-4 THE CLASS OF 1916 VAN CRAMPTON WHITTEMORE Collin: Center Agriculture PAUL FLETCHER WHITTIER W aban M arf. Civil Engineering KE5 B.S. in C.E. Georgia School of Technology, 1914. HERBERT AUGUST WICHELNS Brooklyn Arty and Science: Scorpion, IIJBK5 OWls5 AEP5 Tome and Tabletg Deutscher Vereing Cos- mopolitan Clubg Varsity Debate Team 2 35 '86 Memorial Declamation Stage 25 ,Q4 Memorial Debate Stage 3 4. MANOLO METHFESSEL W1EcHERs Stapleton ' Mechanical Engineering 1I1I'A5 Mandolin Club I 2, 3 4. MAURICE WILYLIAM WIESNER Rocherter Mechanical Engineering FLORENCE EMILY WILBUR King Ferry Arty and Science! President 35 Women's Dramatic Club 3 President 4' Class Hockey I 3 45 Social Science Club 3 45 Chairman, unior Stunt. BYDER WELLINGTON WILDE R. Hazelton Pa. Arty and Sciencer CIJEK5 CIJAED5 Freshman Banquet Committeeg Sophomore Representative unior Promenade Committee. HENRY WOOD WILEY Warhington, D. C. Mechanical Engineering KA, Beth L'Amed5 KBCID5 Sunday Night Club, unior Promenade Com- mittee, Freshman Advisory Committee 3. AMES DAVIES WILLIAMS Porirrnonth O. Mechanical Engineering KZ, Class Rush Team I5 Sergeant Cadet Corps I. ROBERT HENRY WILSON R. Brooklyn ' Law EX, KIDAQ5 KBQID5 Sunday Night Clubg Varsity Basketball Squad 2 Team 35 College Basketball I5 Freshman Spring Day Committeeg College Banquet Committee. STUART WILSON Ithaca Agriciilzficre AFP5 Janus5 College Soccer 35 Captain 4, Sophomore Banquet Com- mitteeg Junior Feed Committeeg College Honor System Committee 35 College Banquet Committee 2 3 45 College Song-Book Com- mittee 35 Cornell Conntryrnan Boardg President, College Class 25 Vice-President College Association 4. WILLIAM R. WILSON Chicago Ill. Art: and Sciencer DOROTHY WINNER Newark N. . Art: and Sciencef Der Hexenkre1s5 President, Women's Student Government Association 45 Y.W.C.A. Committees 2, 4. I. ' 'J 7. A 7 7 ' ' 7 f 7 I 7 7 I 4, University Dramatic Club I, 2, 3, 4, Membership Committee 2, Vice- 7 7 in 7 7 7 J' Q 7 I 7 'Y 7 , J l J 7 7 7 l 7 7 7 7 7 7 f I THE CLASS OF 1916 ARTHUR FREDERICK WINTER, JR. Sheboygan, Wir. Arty and Scjmfw Eleusis. ' EUGENE ARTHUR WINTER Sheboygan, Wir. Artr and Sciencer- Mechani lE ' ' Eleusis, Cosmopolitan Club, Corporal, Cadet Corps. M ngmggmng WALLACE HENRY WOLCOTT Ithaca Afchmdwe Cosmopolitan Club. ANNETTA WOLODARSKY Brooklyn Arg ,md Sfigncw- Class Hockey I, 2, Class Stunt Committee 3, Women's Dramatic Club 4, Class Treasurer 4. NELSON TRUESDELL WOOD Brooklyn Civil Engineering Long Island Club, Anvil, Semaphore, College Basketball 2, 3, 4. NEWELL BROWN WOODBURY Beverly, Marr. Mechanical Engineering -EX, TBII. LACEY HOWARD WOODWARD Union Centre ' Agriculture WILLIAM DAN WOOLSTON P'iZZ.Qf07'd Agriculture ERNEST CARLTON VVTOOLVER Richfield Spring: Agriculture HORACE WYMAN Worcefter, Mary. Mechanical Engineering KA, Beth L'Amed, Book and BoWl,'Sunday Night Club, Varsity Golf Team 3, 4. ' CHIEN YANG I Hangchow, China Mechanical Engineering YU LIANG YEH Canton, China Chernirtry Cornell Chinese Club, College Association, Canton Christian College Club, Tsing Hua Alumni Association, Chinese Student Alliance. BERTHA FRIEDA YERKE Arnrteralarn Agriculture AOH, Advanced Choir I, 2, 3, 4, College Class Secretary 3, Risley House 'A Committee 4. WILLIAM RAYMOND YORKEY Rochester Mechanical Engineering College Baseball 2, 3, Captain 4. PAUL REXFORD YOUNG Ithaca Agriculture WALLACE SHIPMAN YOUNG Bayonne, N. f. Agriculture KA P, Helios, College Soccer 2, 3, 4, Student Assistant. ADELHEID BERTHA MARIE ZOE ZELLER Scranton, Pa. Arty and Science: CIDBK, Deutscher Verein, Treasurer, Y.W.C.A. 4, Class Hockey 4. CORNELIA PAULINE HEDWIG ZELLER Scranton, Pa. Arty and Sciencer HIJBK, Deutscher Verein, State Scholarship. HOONG CHIUNG ZEN Chungking, China Art: and Science: LOUIS ARTHUR ZIMM New York City D Forertry 'AZ, Helios, Varsity Swimming Team 2, 3, 4, College Tax Committee I. 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Iy,fw1raf,-- iu!. MII II I .I , A.: - -'-4 ..- .. T- 3'-T g y - - 1 .-4'-'- - - ' .. ..-':-T'-.-1:-2 ,- .. , - - - . 5 llunnIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIDIUIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIJIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIQHEI IIIIII YI If Ili J ' L THE CLASS OF 1917 PAUL Louis ABEL Bnjalo Am- and Sgfmfy Nayati, Scalp and Blade, Freshman Executive Committee, CHARLES ABRAMSON Bayonne, N. f. Law HACID, College Soccer, College Crew, Cornell Civic Club. ALEXANDER GLENCAIRN ACHESON Arclrley-on-Huciron A1-ehiyfggmyg AT, Track Team 2. HELEN LURiNDA ADAMS Holcornbi Agrigulmrg Raven and Serpent, College Honor System Committee, Y. W. C. A. - Cabinet 2, 3, Treasurer, Frigga Fylgae. J WILLIAM ADDAMs, JR. Cynthiana, Ky. Civil Engineering I EN, Rod and Bob, Assistant Nlanager, lnterscholastic Track 3, Spring A Day Committee I, Executive Committee 2. . HULDAH ELLEN ADAMS Silver Bay Art: and Sciencef Y. W. C. A. Sports and Pastimes Committee, Social Science Club, Womenls Dramatic Club, State Scholarship. LEONARD GUTEKUNST AIERSTOK Newark, N. f. Law MARY SUsAN ALBERTSON Delaware, N. Agriculture AOH, Raven and Serpent, Crew I, 2, Basketball 2, Hockey 1, 2, Class Election Committee 3, College Banquet Committee, Secretary, Sports and Pastimes, Vice-President College Class 3, Y.W'.C.A. Cabinet, Third Vice-President Class 3. HOMER BODMAN ALBRO Oak Park, Ill. Arts and Science: ' BSU, Assistant Nlanager, Freshman Track, Freshman Cap Burning W Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee, Sophomore Banquet Committee, Mandolin Club. . J I HENRY EMIL ALLANSON Ithaca Agriculture A AF P. Q JOHN GLOVER ALLBRIGHT Chicago, Ill., Mechanical .Engineering AACID, Mandolin Club, Freshman Advisory Committee. BYRON Auousrus ALLEN Sprakerr Agriculture AI' P, Farmers' YVeek Committee, College Glee Club. SOLOMON AMSTER New York City Forertry Menorah. EDWARD EWEN ANDERSON Warhington, D. .C. Art: and Sciencer NPT, Aleph Samach, Varsity Football Team 2, 3, Sophomore Rush Com- mittee, Junior Smoker Committee. JAMES WARD ANDREWS New York City Art: and Sciencer WILLIAM ALEXANDER ANDREWS Huntington 'Artr and Sciencer College Soccer, Congress, State Scholarshipy 126 ,.. - I1 l 1 Lg.1 3 THE CLASS OF 1917 HENRIK ANTELL Brooklyn ' Arif and Sgig-MU AT, SCHbbaTCl and Blade? Navy Day Hop Committee 2, lX4ilitary Hop Committee 3, Second Lieutenant, Cadet Corps 2, Captain 3. AQUILES ARMAS Trujillo, Peru, S. A. Agriculture Latin-American Union. RALPH STANLEY ARMINGTON Brooklyn Law ' QA, Glee Club I, 2, 3. JULIA ARONSON Brooklyn Agriculture Raven and Serpent, President, Social Science Club, Secretary, Ethics Club. JOSEPH ARONSTAM New York City Agriculture OAT, Poultry Association. VIRGIL JOHN ASHBAUGH Brookingf, S. D. Agriculture ALLEN ALBERT ATWOOD St. Cloud, Minn. - Law Bong firm. TRACY BALDWIN AUGUR HOWARD PARKHILL BABCOCK Brooklyn Hornell Seal and Serpent, Glee Club I, 2, 3. HENRY GUSTAVE BAHRET AT, Union. JOHN KARL BAILDON ELLIS TOMSON BAKER Class Pugilist 2. WALTER BUSWELL BALCH A211 CHARLES GODDARD BALDWIN, JR. MABEL GINGELL BALDWIN AF. HERBERT WILGUS BALLANTINE XCID. . ALFRED FERNAND BANCEL DAVIES KIRKLAND BANKS Track Squad. LILLIAN VICTORIA BARBER State Scholarship, University RALPH SPANGLER BARBER HOBERT WINSHIP BARNES ZA E. Poughkeepfie Marlboro Upperoille, Va. Lanclxclozone, Pa Syracufe Wyoming, Pa. New York City New York City St. Matthewf, S. C. Weftjield Scholarship. foliet, Ill. Detroit, Mich. Arty and Sciencef Arty and Science: Agriculture Agriculture Mechanical Engineering Agriculture Mechanical Engineering Agriculture Art: and Sciences lllechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Art: and Sciencef Mechanical Engineering Artf and Sciencef 127 r, 'L I I ,I L THE CLASS OF 1917 LEROY WALLACE BARNHART Ouray, Colo. Mechanical Engineering AX Pg Freshman Spring Day Committee. SAMUEL MAX BARR Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering Beta Samachg State Scholarship, University Scholarship. LUDWIC NVILLIAM BARTOLICIUS New York City Mechanical Engineering GEORGE TITUS, BARTON Montour Fall: Civil Engineering Pyramid. . NVALTER CHRISTIAN BARTSCH jersey City, N. f. Agriculture Varsity Track Team 2, German Club. NIEYER DAVID BASHEIN New York City Agriculture TE CD, Sirrom, Menorah. ROBERT EDWARD BASSLER Brooklyn Civil Engineering Philos, Anvil, College Soccer 2, 35 College Entertainment Committee. JUANITA BATES Ithaca Art: and Science: AAA5 Dramatic Clubg Y.W.C.A. HENRY HUNTINGTON BATJER Abilene, Tex. Civil Engineering Zodiac, Pyramid, Southerners. IRVING TRACY BEACH Bujalo I Chernirtry SA. WALTER FAHRNEY BEACHY Oak Park, Ill. Agriculture XXII, Chairman, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Assistant Manager, Crew 3. DAVID BEALE Wellefley, Maxx. Civil Engineering AT. CHARLES SEIDLES BECK Pittfburgh, Pa. Civil Engineering The Cornell Civil Engineer Board. RUSSELL SHEPPARD BECK New York City F Agriculture KZ, Masque I, 3, Duquesne Club. JAMES HERMAN BECKER Chicago, Ill. Arty and.ScienceJ ALBERT BEEHLER Baltimore, Md. Arty anal Science: NPT. WILLIAM CARL OTTO HENRY BEHRBOHM Grantwooci, N. Agriculture ROBERT SICMUND BEIFELD Chicago, Ill. Arty and Sciencef Freshman Intercollegiate Debate Team, Associate Editor, The Cornell Annualf 3. ARCHIBALD DOUGLAS BELL Hillrdale Art: and Science:-Civil Engineering KATHERINE RAYNOLDS BELL Ithaca Y Art: and Science: AfIJ. WILLIAM CORNISH BELLIS Atlantic City, N. Mechanical Engineering EVERETT FARRINGTON BENJAMIN Riverhead Art: and Science: 22fIJEg Class Track Team IQ Varsity Track Team 2. 128 'I r- Yi II II 1! 11' II ll Il Xl I I l.l THE CLASS OF 1917 WILLIAM DEXTER BENNETT WALTER VAN NESS BENSON KID, University Band 1, 2, 35 VEEDER BERGEN HYMAN CHONON BERKOWITZ Philadelphia ' Chatharn . State Scholarship. Trunianfburg Broolelyn Deutscher Vereing Socialist Club, Nlenorah. HERMAN BERMAN Brooklyn Menorah, Chess Club, University Chess Tearng University Scholarship. GERALD MARTIN BEST Banclhu. FRANKLIN FURMAN BETTS Seal and Serpent, Mandolin HAROLD NEILAN BICK AX. SAMUEL EMANUEL BINSWANGER iv E H. - MILDRED RUTH BLACK WILLIAM MITCHELL BLAIR Port feroif Philadelphia, Pa. Club. Brooklyn Richnionci, l7a. Lalee View Chicago, Ill. Agriculture Civil Engineering Agriculture Art: and Sciences Civil Engineering State Scholarship, Mechanical Engineering ' Agriculture Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Art: and Sciencef Mechanical .Engineering KA, Varsity Tennis Team 25 Treasurer, Intercollegiate Tennis Association. FREDERICK HORACE BLAKE Oniaha, Neb. Agriculture Nayati. DAVID HAZEN BLAKELOCK Warhington, D. C. Civil Engineering EfI12g Scabbard and Blade, Cornell Rilie Team I, 2, Ist Lieutenant, Cadet Corps 2, Captain 35 Military Hop Committee 2, 3, Navy Day Hop Committee 2. RALPH HARRIS BLANCHARD Niagara Fallf Arty and Sciencex A E Pg Janus, Leader, Freshman Debate Team, Varsity Debate Team 2, 3, Debate Council I, Vice-President 3. JEROME LELAND BLAU Newark, N. Art: and Science: CPE Hg College Cross Country. WILLIAM CARTER BLISS St. Louis, Mo. Mechanical Engineering EX. BOYD ABRAM BLODGETT Fredonia Agnfulfwf GEORGE HAMLIN BOCKIUS Canton, 0. Mechanical Engineering QZK. HENRY PARSONS BOGGIS' Cleveland, 0. Mechanical Engineering ACID. ' W 129 r. 292 J A 1. THE CLASS OF 1917 HARRY SPENCER BOLE Eaft Hardwick, Vt. Agriculture CHARLES MCKARCHER BOMEISLER Eaft Orange, N. f. Mechanical Engineering Advanced Choir I, 2,35 Festival Chorus I, 32, 35 Glee Club 2, 3. GERTRUDE ESTHER BOWER Elrnira ATAQ Frigga Fylgae. DAVID MARTIN BOWES Bath Gargoyle, L'Ogiveg College Banquet' Committee, Th . Agriculture Architecture e Cornell Architect Board, University Scholarship, State Scholarship. FLOssIE EDITH BOYD Mount Vernon FRANK DAVID BOYNTON, JR. Ithaca A B9Hg Freshman Track Teamg Varsity Track Team 2, Country Team 35 Sophomore Rush Committee. CARL RICHARD BRADLEY Hornell GA. WILLIAM HENRY BRANDOW Albany Xilf. ADOLPH BRANDT Rhineheck I RICITARD BRANDT, JR. New York City Nayati, Assistant Manager, Association Football 3. ALICE MAY BREWSTER Cornwall CHAUNCEY lXlILLAR BRIGGS Chicago, Ill. The Cornell Civil Engineer Board 3. LOUTREL WINSLOW BRIGGS New York City Topiarian. MEAD GREACEN BRIGGS Brooklyn JOSEPH PAUL BRIGHT Wilrnington, Del. KE, Rod and Bob. Orange, N. JAMES EMBURY BRINCKERHOITF NIITQ Crew Squad 25 Sophomore Smoker Committee. ANNA BRISTOL Ovid Art: anal Science: Art: and Science: 33 Varsity Cross Agriculture A Agriculture Civil Engineering Art: and Sciencef Agriculture Civil Engineering Agriculture Agriculture Civil Engineering Mechanical Engineering Agriculture Raven and Serpentg Crew I, 2, Basketball I, 2, College Student Honor System Committee, Class President 3. HENRY SOMERSET BROWER Spencerport Agriculture CLAYTON WARHURsT BROWN Wappingerr Fallr Chernirtry KENNETH COTTON BROWN Hinrdale, Ill. Chernirtry AACIU. SAMUEL THOMAS BROWN Patton, Pa. Mechanical Engineering KE, Assistant Nlanager, Freshman Football. 130 r- I1 E, ,E ,I-'A I THF. CLASS OF 1917 WISER BROWN I Syracuse Mechanical Engineering FREDERICK LINCOLN BROWNE New York City Cherniftry THEODORE BERDELL BRUMBACK Kanyaf City, Mo. Arty and Sciencef KA3 Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Circulation Manager Cornell Daily Sun 2, 33 Mandolin Club I 23 Deutscher Verein. HERBERT HOWE BUCK Bujalo A1-ghigggtwg Zodiacg Scalp and Blade3 Assistant Business Manager The Cornell A rchitect. GEORGE FREDERICK BUCKMANN New York City Civil Engineering QAQ The Cornell Civil Engineer Board I 2 College Track and Soccer IQ State Scholarship. IVON HAROLD BUDD Caldwell N. . Agriculture EN3 Varsity Baseball Squad 23 Varsity Hockey Squad 23 Sergeant- at-Arms, ZQ Sophomore Rush Committee. CHARLES HORATIO BUNN R. Eaft Orange N. I . Civil Engineering ROGERS BURNHAM Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering CIJAG3 Assistant Manager, Tennis 33 Freshman Advisory Committee. EDWARD JOHN BURNS Mohawk Arty and Sciencef Bryant Club. CHANDLER BURPEE Philadelphia Pa. Mechanical Engineering KE3 Aleph Samachg Freshman Baseball Teamg Varsity Baseball Teamg Sophomore Representative on unior Nights Committee. DAVID' BURPEE Doyleftown Pa. ATQ Freshman Cross Country Team. WASHINGTON ATLEE BURPEE, HIRAM RAY BURRITT SAMUEL THEODORE BUSER WILLIAM CALDER, R. Doyleftovon Pa Auftin Colo. North Haleclon Harrifburg Pa. A1113 Substitute unior Varsity Crew. HENRY WALLACE CALDWELL AQ3 Cornell Chicago Club. AMES CLAYTON CALDWELL State Scholarship. ROBERT VINCENT CALL SARAH LETSON CAMPBELL AOH3 .Election Committee Oak Park Ill. Brooklyn Stajorcl Su ern 131 Agriculture . Agriculture Agriculture N. . Civil Engineering Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Agriculture Agriculture Q J 1. NIIT I ,J , f I. JR , W AT . . I , T ,I . I N. GA nj' Y l 2 - r,1 -an -M --. Nil I' ,na M THE CLASS OF 1917 CHARLES HERBERT CAPEN, IR. Earl Orange, N. AMERIGO FRANCESCO CAPRIO Newark, N. j. Cosmopolitan Club. CLARENCE CLIVE CARPENTER Dawfon, Ohio Unaclilla QTE. ' CHAR-LES MILTON CARPENTER Bujalo ROBERT UPTON CARR AT, Freshman Advisory Committee. BURT HARING CARROLL Lynn arf , M . K A P, Riiie Club, Festival Chorus 35 State Scholarship. g Minercoille, Pa. HELEN CARTER Sophomore Basketball Team, Sophomore Crew. WILLIAM JOSEPH CARTER, JR. Dillon, S. C. EA E. Eaft Eloonijielci LoUis BENTON CARTWRIGHT Deutscher Vereing Cornell Cross Country Club 2 EDNA EGOLF CASSEL - Philadelphia, Pa. GEORGE EMMES CASSIDY Honolulu, H. T. Bandhug A.I.E.E.g Hawaii Club. MANUEL JESUS CASTILLO Merida, Mex. Cosmopolitan Club. RANDOLPH VIVIAN CAUTLEY Zodiac, Cosmopolitan Club. New York City EDWARD AUSTIN CHANDLER, JR. New England Club. ' Gardner, M aff. CLIFTON TSE CHANG Tienfiin, China Chinese Students, Alliance, mopolitan Club. ' ROBERT HETT CHAPMAN Sparzanburg, S. C. Civil Engineering C herniftry Civil Engineering Veterinary Arif anal Science: Cherniftry A ref anal Sciencef Mechanical Engineering Arif and Sciencef Arif and Science: Mechanical Engineering A gr-iculzfure Arif: and Sciencef Civil Engineering A gricul ture Cornell Chinese Students' Club, Cos- Mechanical Engineering XNP. PAUL RUSSELL CHAPPELL Cayuga Agriculture ' AZ, College Crew I, 2, Captain 3, College Spring Day Committee. x RUTH VIRGINIA CHAPPELLE Hoboken, N. Arty and Science: WALTER SEABROOKE CHILLINGWORTH Palin Beach, Fla. Mech. Engineering LOUIS CINAIIQER New York City Agriculture TEfIDgS1rrom5 Freshman Baseball Squad, Varsity Baseball Squad. 132 r 5: Q L . 1 'll 1- ...- I1 l'lJc ... gs THF. CLASS OF 1917 JOHN XNOODWARD CLARIS Bujalo V ' AXP, Society of Comparative Nledicine. mwmwy HOLLIS HARRISON CLARK Warsaw ,4g,,Culm,.,, HELEN SCUREMAN CLARK Kingfton, Pa. Agfimgmfg Wayside-Aftermathg Frigga Fylgaeg C-irls' Glee Club, Raven and Serpent' J College Executive Committee, Rochester Stage. 7 WILLIAM CORNWALL CLARK Fredonia A1-,gf and Smjfmgf AX, Freshman Baseball Squadg College Basketball Team 2. T FRANCIS JOSEPH CLARY Seneca Fallf Law ATQQ Aleph Samachg CIJACID, Freshman Baseball, Varsity Baseball - Team 25 Freshman Advisory Committee, Sophomore Smoker Com- mitteeg Law Smoker Committee Ig College Tax Committee 2, 3, College Baseball Team I. CHARLES FRANCIS COCHRANE Ripley Agriculture ISRAEL COHEN Monticello Arts and Science: EAM. REUBEN MICHAEL CoHEN Brooklyn Agriculture I Beta Samach. GEORGE KADEL COLEMAN Weftoille, N. Mechanical Engineering ., Cosmopolitan Club, 2nd Lieutenant Cadet Corps. JOHN, LYON COLLYER Chelfea-on-Huclfon Mechanical Engineering XCIDQ Aleph Samachg Varsity Crew, Freshman Crew, Student Council, - I Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee, Freshman Representative on Sophomore Stunt Committee. PAULVSIN CLAIR CONINE Bath Agriculture Assistant in Animal Husbandry. .V HENRY WADDELL CONNER Great Fallf, Mont. Agriculture V MDE. 7 EDWIN IRVINC. CONNOR, JR. New Rochelle Agriculture Seal and Serpent, Sophomore Pipe Committee. JAMES JOSEPH CONROY, JR. Albany Law S BSU, QDACID, Freshman Football Squad, College Crew I, 2, State Scholar- ship. CHARLES STUART COOPER Philaelelphia, Pa. Agriculture ECIJE, Aleph Samachg Freshman Cross Country Team, Freshman Track Team, Assistant Manager, Track 3. LoU'Is FISK CORLISS Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering ALFRED RICHARDS CORY fanieftown, R. I. . Arty and Science: Bandhug Sophomore Pushball Team, Class Rush Committee I, 2. i 133 ., r : Ii 3 THE CLASS OF 1917 WILLIAM ADAMS COULTER Bridgeport, Conn. Mechanical Engineering ATA. , ' ' RONALD CHESTER COURSEN Salisbury, Mail. Mechanical Engineering College Crew 2, Chairman, Election Committee 2, State Scholarship. JOHN HOWARD COURTNEY Union Spring: Civil Engineering Semaphore, College Baseball and Basketball, College Athletic Com- mittee. WALTER GRIFFIN COwAN Hobart Agriculture Aclelphos, College Crew I. O DAVID LIVINGSTONE CowNIE Bujalo Civil Engineering QA, State Scholarship. ADDISON BARDSHAR CRANDALL Chattanooga, Tenn. Mechanical Engineering Cosmopolitan Club, Masque. WILLIAM DOOLITTLE CRIM Utica Agriculture EQ, Aleph Samach, Book and Bowl, Class Track Team I, 2, Varsity Track Team 2, Freshman Advisory Committee, College Honor System Committee. RAYMOND SALOMON CRISPELL Kingfton Art: and Science: JAQUES VAN BRUNT CROPSEY Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering CIDEK, Sophomore Banquet Committee. ALTUS POTTER CROUCHER Newark Mechanical Engineering Eleusis. FRANCES TSABEL CUEFE Watertown Arty and Sciencef LEON FRANCIS CURTISS Napier Art: and Sciencef ALBERT AUGUSTUS CUSHING Ithaca Architecture Acacia, Aleph Samach, Gargoyle, Cornell Masonic Club, Freshman Crew, Varsity Crew 2, Freshman Advisory Committee. ' CHARLES DAVID DAMSKY CHARLES STYLES DANA EQIUE, College Glee Club HOLLIS HANFORD DANN ALP, Nlandolin Club 2 7 3- EDNA LOUESA DARLING ARTHUR DAVID DAVIES AZ, College Baseball 2, BENJAMIN VAN BUREN DAVIS KE. DAVID HERBERT DAVIS Civic Club, Polity Club, 3 Utica Mechanical Engineering Kingston Agriculture I, Glee Club 2, 3. Ithaca Cherniftry Binghamton Agriculture C ongerf Agriculture Ware, Marr. Civil Engineering Newark, N. Mechanical Engineering Menorah. A 134 f 1 I I ,I I '.1 L.-J L THE CLASS OF 1917 M 1 GEORGE ELTON DAVIES, Rocherter A4 5 d S ' . ll Bandhu, University Band I, Orchestra 3, State Scholarship. T J an Hamm HERBERT HAYWOOD DAVIS Ornaha Neb. A At ci S ' - QDFA, Mandolin Club 2, 3. i H. an mmm! - RUTH EATON DAVIS Livonia 14g,iCug,5,m, Sage House Committee 3, Class Treasurer 3. ' WILLIAM GURLEY DAVIS Mexico Mechanical Engineering Eleusis. , CYRUS GIBSON DAVISSON Brooklyn ,ggrmtgmw Bandhu, Erasmus Hall Club, Freshman Election Committee, Farmerls . Week Committee, State Scholarship. KENNETH DAYTON Winfted, Conn. Law Cornell Law Quarterly Board 3, First Lieutenant, Cadet Corps. MILTON DE BAUN Haverftraw C Law AX, Freshman Cross Country Team. A FREDERICK VAN DYCK DEDERICK Catrkill Veterinary i ANI1, Society of Comparative Medicine, College Baseball. C MARY ALDA DEIBLER Shaniohin, Pa. Agricnltitre ' AF. JUNE CHARLOTTE DEMING Elizabethtown Agriculture I BARBARA VITAL DEPORTE Warfaw, Rnffia Arty and Science: JOSEPH JOHN DERHAM, JR. Rorernont, Pa. Mechanical Engineering GEORGE WEBSTER DERRICK jordan Veterinary JOHN DEWITT Colorado Springf, Colo. Civil Engineering Q AAT, Semaphore, Freshman Football Team, University Golf Team 2, University Trap Shooting Team, The Cornell Civil Engineer Board. MICHAEL SAUL DIAMOND New Brighton Architecture EAM, Menorah, University Orchestra I, 2, 3. PRESCOTT REUBEN DICKINSON Bangor Artf and Science: I 9A, Adirondack Club, State Scholarship, University Scholarship. HUGO N. DIEDERICHS Dolgeville Mechanical Engineering Telluride Association, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Squad 2, Junior Smoker Committee, Class Secretary 2. I DOUGLAS SCHULHAUS DILTS Larnbertfville, N. j. A gricnltnre Scroll and Spade. RUSSELL F, DIXON Boonton, N. j. Agriculture CIDZK. I CORTLANDT BECKMAN DONALDSON Grantwooal, N. f. Mechanical Engineering Aero Club, Sergeant-at-Arms I. 1 135 3 r.. I C .ul 52, E THE CLASS OF 1917 PHILIP GEORGTE DRABELLE St. Louif, Mo. Agriculture Seal and Serpent, The Cornell Countryman Board 2, 3. JAMES FRANCIS DRISCOLL Ithaca g V Civil Engineering Pyramid. WILLIAM ALBERT DUCKHAM Pittfburgh, Pa. Agriculture Mandolin Club IQ Orchestra I, Manager, University Band. THOMAS HENRY DUGAN, JR. New 'York City Art: and Science: AO, Freshman Tax Committee, The Cornell Annualf Board 3, State Scholarship. CLEON LESLIE DUNHAM, JR. Lebanon Agriculture DEWITT UPHAM DUNHAM Lebanon Agriculture RUEUS LEE DURFEE Binghamton Arty and Science: Scorpion, University Orchestra. BEATRICE LOUISE DUREIEA johnfon City Agriculture MARVIN ROOD DYE Eorertville Law KCID. RAFAEL EARNSHAW Manila, P. I. Mechanical Engineering Cosmopolitan Club. WILLIAM BENTLY EASTMAN Belleville Agriculture KfIJ. WILLIAM HENRY EASTMAN Saginaw, Mich. Artr and Sciencef AAKID, Alembic. ORSON NORTHROP EATON Carnclen Agriculture LIONEL ALBERT EBAUGH HAROLD JAMES ECKLEY A241 Bellevue, Pa. New Rochelle Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering New Kenrington, Pa. Art: and Sciencef KZ, Aleph Samach, Nlajura, Freshman Football Team, Freshman Base- ball Team, Varsity Football Team 3, Chairman, Sophomore Athletic Committee, Freshman AdvisoryCommittee, Freshman Banquet Com- PAUL WITHERSPOON ECKLEY mittee, Student Council 3. JAMES LELAND EDWARDS Parraic, N. f. Agriculture AT. LOUIS ROBERT EDWARDS Salt Lalee City, Utah. Artr and Science: Telluride Association, Cosmopolitan Club. CURT EICHLER New York City Agriculture University Undergraduate Scholarship, Pulitzer Scholarship, State Scholarship, Regents Scholarship. I 136 '1 I' h:oi :I THE CLASS OF 1917 HARRIS CRAWFORD EMICH Maryland Club, A.I.E.E.g LESTER ERNST Gargoyle. GEORGE LEMUEL ERWIN, IR. Glee Club, Dramatic Club I, Manager, Masque 3. HAROLD CHARLES ESTABROOK Huntington Club. ICATHERINE ETZ . ACID. HAROLD JAMES EVANS AI' Pg College Tax Committee, JOHN ROBERT EYER Glee Club I, 2, Festival IRMA HELEN FAITH .Arlington, Md. Mechanical Engineering Swimming Squad. V M endon I Architecture Kalamazoo, Mich. Mechanical Engineering Class Executive Committee 25 Assistant N 0075-U61 .Mechanical Engineering Hornell Agriculture Georgetown Agriculture Student Assistant in Rural Engineering. Greenville, O. i Arty and Sciencey Chorus I, Advanced Choir 2. New York City Art! and Sciencer Y.VV.C.A.g Deutscher Vereing Education Club, Sports and Pastimes, State Scholarship, University Undergraduate Scholarship. CHARLES EDWARD FANSLAU SITE, Society of Comparative Medicine. NICHOLAS GARRY FARBER KCIJ. MARSHALL EVARTS FARNHAM WILFRED WEBSTER FAULKS A95 Associate Editor, The PINCUS FEIN ABRAHAM FEITELBERG EAM, State Scholarship. ELLSWORTH LINCOLN FILBY Sirrom. ISADOR FINKELSTEIN fI2ZAg Menorah. ELIZABETH BERGER FISHER HENRY SABINE FISHER GE5 College Crew 25 V Middletown Veterinary Hamburg, N. Agriculture Dunkirk Agriculture E lizalneth, N. f. Architecture Cornell Architect. University Orchestra 3, GEORGE EVERETT FLANIGAN HAROLD ARTHUR FLANNERY College Baseball. 1 I Brooklyn Civil Engineering New York City Arty and Sciencef-Medicine New York City Civil Engineering Ojjining zfg7 i67,Lll1,L7'K Philadelphia, Pa. Art: and Sciencef Hackensack, N. I Agriculture arsity Football Squad 3, Assistant Manager, Wateroliet fqgfifulmw Addjfon Arty and Sciencef 137 A L THF, CLASS OF 1917 ROBERT JAMES FLETCHER New Britain, Conn. Cheiniftry GAXg Alembic. I HOWARD BOYER FLOCK Williamrport, Pa. Agfifulmff EX, Varsity Baseball Squad 2, Varsity Basketball Squad 2, Freshman Advisory Committee '35 Sophomore Stunt Committee. RAYMOND FOGELMAN Parraic, N. j. Agriculture Menorah, Ethics Club. ALBERT DOW FONDA Fonda Agriculture AF PgJanus5 Class Track I, 23 Chairman, College Student Loan Com- mittee 3g College Tax Committee 25 College Banquet Committee 3. HANSON GERARD FORD Portland, Me. Mechanical Engineering ATX2, Spring Day Committee Ig Freshman Advisory Committee. . THEODORE RICHARDS FORD Morriftown, N.j. Artf and Sciencer-Medicine BGH, Huntington Club. HORACE BAKER FORMAN Kitchawan Agriculture Cornell Rifle Team 2, Treasurer, Cornell RiHe Club 3. FRANK KENT Foss Chicago, Ill. Art: and Science: AACIDQ Aleph Samachg Varsity Track Team 2, 35 Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee. NVILLARD STILLWELL FosTER Rutherford, N. Civil Engineering ARMIN CHARENTON FRANK Milwaukee, Wir. Architecture ATA, L'Ogive. ROBERT STEWART NIENZIES FRASER Burlington, Wir. Agriculture ATA, Savage Clubg Glee Club 3, Freshman Cap Burning Committee. HELEN FRETZ P-iperrville, Pa. Art: and Science: JOSEPH FREUND New York City Agriculture PAUL HILLIARD FRICK Fleirchinannr Agriculture Cosmopolitan Club, Masque, College Crew ZQ Executive Committee IQ Push Ball Committee I. J RICHARD FELIX FRICKE Ebenezer Agriculture Scroll and Spade. ELI BXIAURICE FRIEDMAN Marreiia Arty anal Sciencef ZBTQ Cornell Masonic Clubg State Scholarship. WAYLAND PATTERSON FROST Keene, N. H. Agriculture AZ, College Tax Committee, College Entertainment Committee. JACOB FUCHS A New York City Civil Engineering WILLIAM HOWARD FUNSTON Schuylerville Agriculture AX P. 138 r I1 ' ,l'l 41. THF, CLASS OF 1917 FLORENCE ETHEL GALANTER Burlington N. . Arty and Sfigmgf ' Deutscher Verein. LOUIS JULIAN GALBREATII Titusville P . i Mechanical Engineering College Basketball IQ College Crew 25 Cadet Band I, 2. JOSEPH ANDREW GARBARINO Micloale, N. . Mechanical Engineering Cosmopolitan Club5 Cornell Catholic Club. OHN CALDWELL CORLISS GARDINER New York City Agriculture KE5 Aleph Samachg Assistant Manager, Baseball 35 Chairman unior Smoker Committee. WILLIAM RANDOLPH GARGIULO Brooklyn Law Long Island Clubg QAQP5 Anvil Clubg Varsity Lacrosse Team 25 Associ- ation Football Team 35 College Tax Committee. STANLEY CORTLAND GARMAN Canifteo Foreftry ALEXANDER HAMILTON GARNJOST Yonkerf Art: and Sciencef Cosmopolitan Clubg Congress5RiHe Clubg College Soccer and Cross Country5 First Lieutenant, Cadet COrpS5 Advanced Choirg Festival Chorus. COPELAND ENSIGN GATES Kingrton ' ECIJE5 College Glee Club IQ Glee Club 3. CHARLES P. GELBER Brooklyn Agriculture Agriculture CHARLES GENNELL Harriron, N. . Arty and Science: CIJEH5 College Soccer and Basketball. GUSTAVE AUGUSTUS GERBER Brooklyn Agriculture Congress5 Civic Clubg College Cross Country5 Socialist Clubg Class Executive Committee. WILLIAM ROSE GIBBON Los Angeles Cali . Mechanical Engineering LESTER HALBERT GERNIER Canastota Arty anal Sc-iencer GA5 College Cross Country and Track 25 Cross Country Clubg Uni- versity Undergraduate Scholarship5 State Scholarship. ARTHUR EDWARD GIBSON Brooklyn CIDKNII. FREDA ANE GILFILLAN St. ohnrhury Vt. Sports and Pastimes5 Social Sciences Club5 New England Women ROY LEWIS GILLETT Colden HERBERT LESTER GILMAN Brooklyn QTE5 Society of Comparative Medicine. WALTER EMMET GILROY Plattfhurg AW5 Society of Comparative Medicine5 College Basketball. Agriculture Architecture 's Club. Agriculture Veterinary Veterinary 39 'I 1 V' I A 1. , J J , J A - J Gm. f I . , f I J , H. Y.1 H ,na -I I- THE CLASS OF 1917 EDMUND HUMPHREY GLEASON Groton Agriculture AXA, Freshman Cross Country, Festival Chorus I, 2, 3, Advanced Choir 2, 3. HERBERT ARTHUR GOERTZ Newark, N. j. Law TPA, QAQ. LOUIS GOLDBERG New York City Agriculture NELSON GARLOCK GOLDEN Schenectady ' Mechanical Engineering Ame. I WILLIAM EDWARD GOODMAN Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering AAQD, Huntington Club, Mandolin Club, University Orchestra, uninr Promenade Committee. CHRISTINE TVTARY GOODWIN 3 Berwick, Me. Agriculture Frigga Fylgae, College Girls' Glee Club. MARY HELEN GOSLINE Aurora Arty and Science: JAMES DE GRAFFENRIEDE GRAVES Wafhingtoii, D. C. Architecture OAX, Freshman Advisory Committee. .4 ur- an J, I as-4 hal-4 . L,-. Il P an JOSEPH HOWARD GRAY Elizabeth, N. Cioil Engineering EN. n RAYMOND CROSSMAN GREENWOOD Newark Mechanical Engineering Philos, College Soccer 2, 3. MARIE JOSEPHINE GRENIER Bujalo Arty and Sciencef ALBERT PARSON GRESSER Brooklyn Agriculture Philos, Anvil Club, University Orchestra I, 2. WARD ORIN GRIFFEN Warfaw Agriculture JEAN PAUL GRIFFITH Chautauqua Agriculture College lVIandOlin Club I, 2, College Track Team 2. JOHN JACOB GROMFINE Bufalo Civil Engineering Beta Samach, State Scholarship, University Undergraduate Scholarship MARY RYDER GUERNSEY Yonkerf Artf and Science: RICHARD THOMAS GUILBERT Newark, N. f. Civil Engineering KE, Semaphore, Freshman Track Squad, Exeter Club, Mandolin Club. DANIEL NAST GUTMANN Chicago, Ill. Artr and Sciencef EDWIN MARTIN HALL Eaft Orange, N. Mechanical Engineering XfIJ, Sophomore Cotillion Committee. HENRY NORTH HALLETT - Canton, Pa. Arty and Sciencer CARLETON LEE HALLOCK Clayton, N. Agriculture A P P. 140 41 r- . ll U i - 'S I 1 L r 'K- Jk L THE CLASS OF 1917 ROSCOE LEE HAMBLETONs Orcharcl Park E Mechanical Engineering Freshman Track and Cross Country Teams, Sophomore Banquet Com- mittee, State Scholarship. I OTTO HENRY HAMM Baltimore, Md. Mechanical Engineering Nayati, Nlaryland Club. HENRY FINCH HAND Laurens Iqg,-jwgmff Acacia. JOHN JOSEPH HANIGHEN, JR. Omaha, Neb. Mechanical Engineering ZNII, Savage Club, Sophomore Banquet Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee, Glee Club, Masque. JOHN FRANCIS HARDECKER Brooklyn Civil Engineering Philos, Anvil, College Soccer I, 2, Captain 3, Varsity Soccer Squad ZQ College Tax Committee 3, College Athletic Committee 3. WATSON GILES HARDING Saranac Lake Arts and Sciences Adirondack Club, Varsity Hockey Team 2, 3. WESLEY BIGELOW HARWOOD Chasm Falls Arts ancl Sciences AXA. JOHN HENRY HATHAWAY New York City Arts and Sciences QE, The Cornell Countryman Board I, 2. JOHN HUYLER HAUPT New York City Arts and Sciences AX, Assistant Business Nlanager, Dramatic Club. JOHN HAYDOCK, 3RD New York City Mechanical Engineering KE, Assistant Manager, Lacrosse Team. CHARLOTTE IRENE HAYNER Troy Arts and Sciences Wayside-Aftermath, Hockey Team I. CHARLES ORVILLE HEATH Rochester Agriculture Sesomah, Freshman Cross Country Team, College Cross Country I. GEORGE JOSEPH HECHT New York City Arts ancl Sciences Ethics Club, Cosmopolitan Club, College Basketball I, 2, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, War Relief Fund Committee 3, The Cornell Era Board 2, Assistant Business Manager 3. GEORGE PAUL HEEFERNAN Wilkes-Barre, Pa. l Law ATA, Aleph Samach, fIJAfID, Junior Smoker Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee, Cornell Daily Sun Board I, 2, 3. JOSEPH ADOLPH HELLER Newark, N. f. Agtiflflmff ZBT. HARRY HOWARD HEMMINGS Brooklyn n I Civil EWETWWWE Philos, Anvil, College Soccer 2, 3, Election Committee I. - ROBERT WILLIAM HENDEE Tulsa, Okla. D Mechanical Engineering QKE, Chairman, Sophomore Executive Committee. 1 14 r 1 - F bl I-4 THE CLASS OF 1917 CLIFFORD OTTLEY HENRY Canandaigua Agriculture Kxlf. l HARRY SAMUEL HERR Springjielel, O. Agriculture QDKNIL DAVID HERRMANN Ithaca Mechanical Engineering College Cross Country. PHILIP CHARLES HERZER York, Neb. Veterinary SITE, Society of Comparative Medicine. GLADYS NIARION HEss Lyonf Fallr Agriculture Frigga Eylgae, Associate Editor, The Cornell Countryman. LYsTI-:R MEADOWS HETHERINGTON Eaft Orange, N. j. Agriculture Sage Choir 2. n MARY DUDDY HEVEY Glooerfoille Agriculture KENNETH EUGENE HICKS Bryn Athyn, Pa. Architecture University Orchestra, Freshman Baseball Team, College Track. RALPH HICKS , Weftbicry Agriculture ECTPE. GEOROINA ELIZABETH HILDEBRAND Riclgewootl Arty and Science: Deutscher Vereing Hockey I, 2, 3, Basketball 2. NIAURY HILL St. Louif, Mo. - Art: and Science: KA, Nlajurag Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Freshman Cap Burning Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee. CHARLES ALAN HILLMAN Newark, N. Civil Engineering DUNBAR MAURY HINRICHS Glen Ridge, N. Agriculture fIDKEg Huntington Club, Cornell Countryman Board. JACOB HIRSCHHORN New York City Agriculture OAT. RICHARD IKUCHER HO.AGLAND Brooklyn Art.r and Science: Bandhug Eramus Hall Club, Deutscher Verein. HARRISON HOBLITZELLE St. Louis, Mo. Artf and Sciencei KA, Savage Club, Musical Clubs I, 2, 35 University Orchestra I, 2, 3. EARL EWERS HODOES Rochefter Agriculture Seal and Serpent, Sesomahg Sophomore Cotillion Committee. CHARLES ALLAN HOFFMAN Norwich Civil Engineering QA, College Banquet Committee I, College Spring Day Committee 2. WILLIAM ALBERT HOFFMAN New York City Agriculture Rllle Team I, 2, Rille Club, Orchestra I, 2, 3. HARRY HERBERT HOFFNAGLE Wertport Art: anal Sciences GA, Adirondack Club, State Scholarship, Library Assistant. 142 'I I I ' TL ,- THE CLASS OF 1917 HENRY FRENCH HOLLISK Waxhington, D. C. Arty and Sciencey SAX, Senators, Ejceter Club, Freshman Advisory Committee. EDWARD FREDERICK HOLT Qneenr A Mechanical Engineering CIDKE, Class Vice-President I. HARPER ALLEN HOLT Staten Irlancl Law THF, Scabbard and Blade, Owls, Dramatic Club, The Cornell Annualr I Board 3. . TSABEL HOPKINS Wefthelcl A1-if and Sgigmgf AF, ATA, Y.W.C.A. Poster Committee. A HARDING FRED HORTON Ithaca Agnwlgwg EDWARD WILLIAM HOUCK Bizjalo A1-1:5 and Sgignggy KA P, University Grchestra I, 2, 3. HARVEY FRANCIS HOUCK Elmira Mechanical Engineering A.l.E.E., State Scholarship. JOHN EDWARD HOUCK Bnjalo Agriculture KA P, College Basketball 2, Captain 3. CHESTER CARROLL HOUCH Clarendon, Va. Mechanical Engineering The Southerners, Cross Country 2, 3. CLAUDE MONROE HOUSTON Wirner' Mechanical Engineering Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team 2. LUKE WILLIS HOVEY Bainbridge Agriculture LYNN HOWARD Binghamton Agriculture Nayati, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team 2, Sophomore Rush Committee 2, Freshman Advisory Committee 3. GEORGE BLAINE HOWELL Ithaca Law AKE, Savage Club, Mandolin Club 2, 3, Varsity Track Team 2, Fresh- man Advisory Committee, College Athletic Council. SIDNEY PRESWICK HOWELL Ithaca Alrtf and Sciencef AT, Glee Club 2, 3. HERBERT JOSEPH HOWERTH Sharnohin, Pa. Mechanical Engineering HAROLD VINCENT HUBER Lo: Angeles, Cal. Cherniftry LOUIS CHARLES HUCK Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering Xxlf, Freshman Football Squad, Freshman Banquet Committee, Sopho- more Representative on Junior Promenade Committee, The Cornell Era Board 2, 3. A WALTER AUGUST HUELSEN Brooklyn m 148 ifulfWf Lutheran Club, Treasurer, German Club 2, 3. RUSSELL STUART HUME Brooklyn ffgffmlfmf AECIJ, Sophomore Smoker Committee. 143 TY1 52 ,fa J L THE CLASS OF 1917 HAROLD JAY HUMPHREY Freeport A griciilticre Freshman Track Team, Class Track Team 2, College Track Team I, 2. TMTAURICE BURT HUNTINGTON Pnlarlei Mechanical Engineering State Scholarship, University Scholarship. GERTRUDE HUTH Chicago, Ill. Arty and Sciencer Alia, Cornell Dramatic Club, Cornell Women's Dramatic Club, Y.W.C.A., Sports and Pastimes Association. ROBERT DORRANCE TNGALLS Phelpf Civil Engineering Seal and Serpent, Class Lacrosse Team 2, Captain, College Soccer 3, Sophomore Stunt Committee, College Entertainment Committee. FRANK Bosrwicic INGERSOLL Pittrbitrgh, Pa. Law Mandolin Club, University Qrchestra, Cornell Law Quarterly Board 3. MARK HOYT TNGRAHAM Brooklyn Art: and Science: Owls, Congress, College Soccer 2, 3, Class Debate Team I, 2, Manager Debating 3, Secretary, College Association 2, Treasurer 3, Frances Sampson Fine Arts Prize 2, Cosmopolitan Club. DONALD FOGEL TNNES Wilker-Barre, Pa. Architectnre KE, Gargoyle, L'Ogive. WINIFRED TRVINE Ithaca Arty and Sciencef KKP. JOSEPH STREETT JACOBS Baltimore, Mal. Mechanical Engineering ACID, Class Track Team I. ERNEST PLACK JAGGARD Altoona, Pa. Mechanical Engineering EN. ALFRED VERNON JANNOTTA Oak Park, Ill. Art: ancl Science: EN, Cornell Chicago Club, Freshman Banquet Committee, Chairman Freshman Tax Committee, Freshman Rush Committee, Sophomore Pipe Committee. ANNA FRANCES JANSEN Fonda Agriculture Frigga Fylgae, College Girls, Glee Club. HELENA JULIA JENANYAN Frerno, Cal. Artr ancl Science! REXFORD WILBER JEWETT -Fredonia Cherniftry AX P, AXE, Varsity Football Squad 2, Team 3, College Basketball 2, Captain, College Track 2. HAROLD OSBORNE JOHNSON Elmira Forertry AZ, Forestry Club. JAMES WOOD JOHNSON ferrey City, N. Arty and Science: CIDKE, Mandolin Club I,' 2. MARY HALDEMAN JOHNSON Oneonta Agriculture AP. H 144 g I I ' I l 0 F . -I I I L..J THE CLASS OF 1917 3 HERBERT RICHARD JOHNSTON Bnjalo Chgmmw KA P5 College Soccer I, 2, 35 College Baseball I, 25 College Basketball I, Captain 2, 35 College Banquet Committee 25 The Cornell Cherhi:t Board 35 State Scholarship. i THOMAS KENNETH JOHNSTON Peeh:h-ill Mechanical Engineering ZXII5 Freshman Football Team. F HUGH Ross JOHNSTONE North Tonawanda Chgmiyfry AX5 College Cross Country 25 Assistant Nlanager, Cornell Nlasque 35 State Scholarshipg Regents Scholarship. ' ' FREDERICK RANDOLPH JONES Lexington, Ma::. Agriculture :L HENRY WARE JONES, JR. ' Upper Montclair, N. Mech. Engineering ' ACD5 College Cross Country. WILLIAM CHARLES KAMMERER St. Loni:, Mo. Mechanical Engineering MORRIS HOWARD KATZ Brooklyn Cherniftry H11 DAVID SYDNEY KATZENBERG New York City Forertry ff CIJBA5 Sirrom5 Forestry Club5 State Scholarship5 Pulitzer Scholarship. . ALLAN LEWIS KAUFMANN Toledo, O. Art: and Science: L Mandolin Club 2, 35 University Orchestra 2, 3. HN . ROBERT EDWIN KEEFE King:ton Mechanical Engineering A University Orcl1estra5 State Scholarship. : MIRIAM MAY IQELLEY Wgioming Art: and Science: Wayside-Aftermath. GRACE ELIZABETH KELLY Fonda Art: and Science: : KENDRICK KELLY Baltirnore, Md. Civil Engineering THEODORE KELLY Ithaca Mechanical Engineering :jj The Southerners5 2nd Lieutenant, Cadet Corps. GENEVIEVE MARIE KELSEY Candor Art: and Sfienfff 5: JAMES ARTHUR KENNEDY Dannernora Art: and Science: DONALD KENYON Adam: Agfffulfwf AG. H GEORGE STEBBINS KEPHART Ithaca f4g1'iCHfZW'6' AZ5 College CreW 2. 2 JOHN DANIEL KERR Biifalv Chfmiflfy AXA5 AXE5 Janus. EDWIN INGERSOLL KILBOURNE Brooklyn Foreftry '- Eleusis. AUGUST GABRIEL IQIMMERLE Sea Clif I Law AX P5 A6115 Freshman Tax COmm1ttee5 Anvil Club. 1 115 Y rv Ai ' e THE CLASS OF 1917 BRICE I. KING, JR. Centralia, Kan. Cherniftry CARRIE JOHANNA KING Ithaca Agriculture Frigga Fylgae. GEORGE STEWART KING Eart Orange, N. j. Agriculture Arla, Majura, Savage Club, Musical Clubs I, 2, 3, Freshman Golf Champ- ion, Convocation Committee 2, Freshman Nomination Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee 3. LAWRENCE DOUGLAS KINGSLAND, ZND St. Louis, Mo. Civil Engineering XIfT, Aleph Samach, Semaphore, Freshman Crew, Junior Varsity Crew 2. HELEN OLIVIA IQIRKENDALL Frigga Fylgae, Y.W.C.A. EDWARD KOHNE IQLINGELHOFER Pittrhurgh, Pa. ZX' Rod and Bob, Basketball Squad 2, Co PAUL IQNAPP AG' Mandolin Club, Orchestra. WILLIS EDMONSTON KNAPP GEORGE LOUIS KNIPP Deutscher Verein, German Club. RAYMOND ALONZO KNOWLES Scorpion. OSEPH ANTHONY KOHM LEWIS RICHARD KOLLER Cosmopolitan Club. , SAMUEL HARRY KOSLIN KATE IQRAMER OHN SAMUEL IQRAUSS W ext Danby Agriculture Civil Engineering llege Tax Committee I. Arclrnore, Pa. Cheniiftry Bujalo Agriculture Auburn Art: and Science! Niagara Fallf Law Ithaca Chernirtry New York City Arty and Sciences New York City Agriculture New York City New York City College Soccer, State Scholarship. F WALTER WINSTON iKREBS , -1 I fohnftown, Pa. Arty and Sciences Civil Engineering Law XCID, HIHACID, Freshman Football Team, Chairman, Freshman Banquet Committee, Chairman, Sophomore Smoker Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, Law Smoker Committee I, 2. Agriculture WILLIAM CHRISTOPHER KREUZER Syracufe CIDKNII, Assistant Manager, Basketball 3, Assistant Field Nlanager 3, Chairman, Spring Day Committee. I ANNA K.UHNER New York City ERNST WILLIAM KURZ Tarrytown Pyramid. LESLIE VERNE LACY Skaneateles College Crew I, 2, College Athletic Committee 3. I1 5.1-,..:........ - Q , I .' , ' 9 '1 J J 146 Artf and Sciences Civil Engineering Architecture W I' I ' 1 h..J g THE CLASS OF 1917 WALTER ROWE LALLEY Bridgeport Con . A ' ci S ' ZNII5 Aleph Samachg Assistant Manageri, Fogtball 35 IunioiI6S71i1okE:imCM l Committee 3g Underclass Rush Committee 2g Serbian Relief Com- I mitteeg Exeter Club. A V BENSCN L-ANDON, JR: i ChiCllg0, Ill- Art: and Scieneef Telluride Association. HORACE AVERY LANEY Eujalo ,qgfjmgtwe A AXA. 3 MELVA MYRTLE LATTIMORE W ertrnoreland Agfilfulzufg I, CARL FRANCIS LAUTZ Buffalo Mechariieal Engineering Scalp and Blade. THEODOELE VAN VLECK LAUTZ Bujalo Mechanical Engineering A QA . . STANLEY GVERHOLT LAW Pittrlrurglt, Pa. Mechanical Engineering . K2g Freshman Track Teamg Varsity Track Team. FRED WILLIAM LAWRENCE Ogalenrburg Agriculture HARRY LEBOWSKY Eroolelyn Agriculture I XK5 Menorah. WARREN WILLMA LEHRBACH Bujalo Civil Engineering ISY Lieutenant, Cadet Corps 35 Cornell Civil Engineer Board 3. CLAUDE WILLARD LEISTER West Point, Pa. Agriculture Freshman Track Teamg Varsity Track Team 2g Freshman Advisory Committee 3. HERMAN BERNARD LERMER Neivarle, N. f. Laiv , HAKID5 Civic Clubg College Soccer 1,25 Cornell Central Clubg Cornell Law I -A Quarterly Board 3. ' FRANK MORTCHE LEVY Bujalo Clternirtry GEORGE EDWIN LE WORTHY Waterville Agriculture WEI TZU LIAO Foocltow, China Civil Engineering Chinese Students' Club. IRVING LIEBLICH New York City Civil Engineering I HARRY LIEHR Indianapolis, Ind. Agriculture HENRY KENNETH LIKLY Rochefter alrtf and Sciencef - AACIDg Sesomahg Freshman Track Teamg Freshman Advisory Com- mittee 3g Hill School Clubg Junior Promenade Committee. WILLIAM LEROY LIPPINCOTT Hornell Clterniftry ' Skull. - YING L0 Kaing-Si, Cliina Civil Engineering -I 147 F - o o LA., ,P THE CLASS OF 1917 ALVIN EDWARD LONG Olean Agriculture JOHN HINTON LOPEZ Atlanta, Ga. Mechanical Engineering ll EX. CLARK BERNARD LOUDENSLAGER Quakertown, Pa. Agriculture KA P, College Crew- I, College Class Representative on Executive Committee 3, Belgian Relief Fund Committee 2. JOHN DONALD LOUGHLIN Brooklyn Agriculture ITK, Varsity Soccer Team 2, 3, College Soccer I, 2, College Glee Club. HERMAN WOLF LOUSER Lebanon, Pa. Agriculture AECP. AMY LEONE LUCE Riverhead Art: and Science: KA6, Raven and Serpent, Crew I, Class Treasurer 2, House Committee 2, Sage House President 3. ROBERT FRANCIS LUcE Woodhaven Mechanical Engineering CIDAG, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team 2. HOWARD JEROME LUDINGTON Holley Agriculture EN, Cornell Daily Sun Board 2, 3, Freshman Advisory Committee, ,, junior Spring Day Committee, Freshman Tax Committee, State Scholarship. MARY FLORENCE LUMSDEN Ithaca Agriculture AAA, Frigga Fylgae. GABRIEL EMANUEL LUND Chrirtiania, Norway Civil Engineering Aleph Samach, Semaphore, Freshman Crew, Varsity Crew 2, Fresh- man Member Sophomore Banquet Committee, Sophomore Smoker Committee. HERMAN LEONARD LUT2 New York City Art: and Sciencer Freshman Football, Cornell Catholic Club, German Club. CHARLES HENRY LYNCH New Hampton Agriculture AXA. PERCIVAI. ALEXANDER AECCANDLESS Vancouver, B. C. Mechanical Engineering EX, Freshman Crew, Sophomore Cotillion Committee. MURRAY MCCONNEL Sao Paulo, Brazil Civil Engineering ACID, Savage Club, Glee Club I, 2, Freshman Quartet, Festival Chorus I, University Choir 3. WILLIAM STANLEY NTCCORMICK Ithaca Mechanical Engineering GAX, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team 2, 3, Varsity Football Squad 2, 3, Sophomore Banquet Committee, Junior Smoker Com- mittee. DANIEL CHAUNcEY McCoY . Yonleerf Chernirtry AT, Alembic, Assistant in Chemistry 2, 3, 2nd Lieutenant, Cadet Corps 3. l 148 -r -f . r' .L -4 L. THE CLASS OF 1917 EINSEL LEROY MCCURTAIN Salt Lake City, Utah Mech. Engineering FHF. ARAMINTA MACDONALD Delhi A Agfiwgmy-5 A2113 Raven and Serpentg Class Secretary I, 25 Y.W.C.A. Cabinet 25 Executive Committee 35 Sage House Committee 3, Vassar Delegate 3, Chairman, Pageant Committee 3. ELLIOTT MORSE McGINN1Es Ripley Any and Sgimgff AX. HARRY ELIAs MACK Brooklyn Arte and Seieneer College Executive Committee I, 2. DONALD ALEXANDER NIACKENZIE Highland Fallf Civil Engineering The Cornell Civil Engineer Boardg State Scholarship. ROBERT EMERSON MACKENZIE Canton, O. O Alrtr and Sciencer CIJEKQ Aleph Samach, Book and Bowlg Cornell Daily Sun Boardg Fresh- man Advisory Cornmitteeg Freshman Banquet Committeeg Sophomore Smoker Committee, Junior Member Class Day Committee. DONALD EDWIN MACLAY AXA, College Glee Club. GEOFFREY EDWARD MACLAY AXAQ Sazarac Club. JESSE SUMPTER MCLENDON AKEg Dixie Clubg Underclass Bujalo Agriculture Bujalo Artr and Sciencer Waco, Tex. Mechanical Engineering Rush Team. Alrtf and Sciencex KENNETH DUNCAN IXAACNIILLAN AKE, Freshman Advisory Committee. Pittfton, Pa, EDWIN RUSSELL MCMILLIN hlfilkinfhurg, Pa. Civil Engineering AX P, Rod and Bobg Freshman Advisory Committee. HAROLD MACY H udfon ' Agriculture DOROTHY CAROL MAIER Bloornjield, N. Artr and Sciences AAA. WILLIAM MAIER Glooerfoille Agriculture ABRAHAM BERNARD MAKOVER Baltimore, Md. Agriculture DONALD LEE MALLORY Brooklyn Arif and Scieufff ATAQ Mandolin Club I, WALTER RALPH MALM 2, 33 Assistant Manager, Fencing. San Francifco Cal. Mechanical Engineering 7 ROBERT BENJAMIN MARKHAM Turin Agriculture VICTOR KINAMAN MARTIN Buffalo Alrlf and Sfifrrfff AO. V JAMES EVART MATTHEWS Brooklyn .Mfflr-d11iCCll Engmffllng 9X3 Scabbard and Blade. 149 -v I1 ' fa j 1 1 L I I I .1 ' '- THE CLASS OF 1917 HAROLD GUSTAV MEISSNER Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering Eleusisg Erasmus Hall Club, Walking Club. ARTHUR WILLIAM MELLEN, JR. New York City Civil Engineering ZKIfg Aleph Samachg Majurag Rod and Bob, Freshman Baseball Team, Varsity Baseball Team 2, Captain 35 Freshman Advisory Committee. HAROLD ANTHONY MENG Rochefter Agriculture Cornell Countryman Board 2, 33 College Tax Committee 2. CYRUS WELBRIDGE lVIERRELL Wehfter Groves, Mo. Arty and Sciencef BOH. JOHN FINNEY MERRICK Hamilton, Ont. Mechanical Engineering ZCID. FREDERICK BRETTELL MERRILL Schoharie Forestry OX. A GEORGE CHARLES lVlEYER Rocherter Mechanical Engineering ROBERT OLIVER lVlEYER Denver, Colo. Mechanical Engineering A AX P. SAMUEL MEYERSON Brooklyn Agriculture GEORGE SWIGGART MILES Union City, Tenn. Arty and Sciences AKEg Varsity Football Squad 3, Dixie Club. GEORGE MILLER Bridgeport, Conn. Civil Engineering ALLISON CURTIS MILLS Gloverrville Chernirtry CIDAO, University Orchestra I, 2, 3, lNTandOlin Club I, 2, 3, University Band I, 2, 3. ROBERT MINSHALL Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering AFT, Mandolin Club, University Orchestra, Chicago Club, St. Lukes' Club. MAURICE MEYER NIINTON, IR. Brooklyn Agriculture ACID, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, 'Freshman Advisory Committee, The Cornell Annualx Board 3. ALBERT KNELL MITCHELL Albert, N. M. Agriculture HARMAN MARTIN MOLONY Philadelphia, Pa. Mechanical Engineering 24212, College Cross Country 2, Varsity Cross Country Squad 3. FRANCIS RATTOONE MOLTHER Brooklyn Architecture QA, Freshman Track Team, College Track I5 College Cross Country 25 College Baseball 2. MAZIE CAROLINE MONTGOMERY Montour Falla' Art: ancl Science: FRANKLIN CHAMBERLIN MOORE Cleveland, O. Mechanical Engineering AK E. IRWIN LIKELY MOORE Worcefter, Marr. Art: and Sciencef Freshman Debate Club, New England Clubg Deutscher Verein. 150 L-,,,--l - ,na I' 1.1 ,, 3 THE CLASS OF 1917 LUcIUs MOORE Hudson A,.Ch,,Em,,.E DANIEL STENTZ MORGAN Uniontown, Pa. Agriculture AZ Freshman Crew I, Junior Varsity Crew 2,' Class Treasurer 2, Fresh- man Advisory Committee 3. WILLIAM LIONEL MORGAN Honolulu, H. T. Artf and Science,- Havvau Club CHARLES VANWIE MORRIS Binghamton Veterinary Bandhu ANI' Society of Comparative Medicine, Cornell Binghamton' PHILIP DUDLEY MOSSER Barton, Maxx. Arty and Sciengey XXII Majura Freshman Baseball Team, Sophomore Banquet Com- 1'I11'l1T.CC LUCIEN WILBER MUELLER Decatur, Ill. Mechanical Engineering fIDI'A Aleph Samach, Freshman Football Team, Varsity Football Team 3 Freshman Banquet Committee, Sophomore Athletic Committee, Student Council 3. GLADYS MARIE MULLER Brooklyn Arty and Sciencer Wayside Aftermath, Class Secretary 3. DAVID ROGER MUNSICK Maplewood, N. f. Medicine EAE' Freshman Football Team, Freshman Banquet Committee. I HELEN ELIZABETH MURPHY Phoenix Agriculture I Wayside-Aftermath. l ROBERT ALOYSIUS MURPHY New Rochelle Agriculture Seal and Serpent, College Baseball 2, Sophomore Banquet Committee. - LEO VINCENT MURRIAN Port feroif Veterinary AXP' Society of Comparative Medicine. EDGAR MYERS Connerroille, Ind. Forertry Varsity Basketball Squad 2. IRA HENRY MYERS Bujalo Artr and Science: AXA. GOICHI NAKAMOTO Hilo, H. T. Civil Engineering , NATHAN NEATE Falconer Veterinary ' AXI1, Society of Comparative Medicine, College Baseball and Cross I Country. . GEORGE ADELBERT NEWBURY Ripley Law I F ROBERT NOCKOVITCH New Yorh City Agfifulfuff I ' . , BRAINARD CLEVELAND NORTON Southport, Conn. Arty and Science: LAURENCE JOSEPH NORTON Middle Granville Agriculture P I - 1.1 .. -J A Q I 5 .- i 5 5 Club. ,K L , 5, 5 I 5 9 . 3 l .- 7 1 151 -, I' J L. THE CLASS OF 19174 ARCHIBALD OBOLER Br'O0klyn Law GEOFFREY lVlAURICE O,CONNELL Ithaca Artf and Sciencef AACD, Aleph Samach, Freshman Baseball Team, Varsity Baseball Team 2. ' CARL FRANCIS OGREN Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering CHARLES EDWARD O7ROURKE New York City Civil Engineering ECIJZ, Freshman Tax Committee. JAMES CAREY OTHUS Portland, Ore. - Mechanical Engineering Telluride Association, Freshman Crew, Push Ball Team 2, junior Varsity Crew 2, C.U.C.A. Cabinet 2, 3. BETTY KATHRYN OUTTERSON East Strouclrburg, Pa. Art: and Sciencef AOH, Hockey Team I, College Banquet Committee 2, Hades Stunt Committee 2. ALMER WILLIAM PALAS Fannyrtelle, Man. Agriculture FREDERICK GILBERT PALEN New Rochelle I Mechanical Engineering Seal and Serpent, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team, Class A President 2, Freshman Advisory Committee. SIDNEY HARVEY PALMER Brooklyn Agriculture K A P, Anvil Club, Somerset-Yghlanager, College Track Team 3, Farmerls Week Committee 2. MORTIMER SMITH PARKHILL Poughkeepfie Mechanical Engineering KYII. RICHARD PARMENTER Geneva Civil Engineering CIJFA, Pyramid. E CHARLES VICTOR PARSELL, JR. Ithaca Artf and Sciencef Bandhu. SETH GORDON PARSONS Sharon Springs Agriculture MORRIS HERMAN PASKOW Newark, N. Chernirtry fIDEH, College Basketball 2, 3. H VICTOR POWER PENNINGTON Millington, Md. Mechanical Engineering RALPH FULFORD PERKINS Selkirk Agriculture AZ, Freshman Baseball Team, Varsity Baseball Squad 2, College Ex- ecutive Committeeg College Class President 3. 152 O L. l L- I' 1,1 'L J I. T1-1E CLASS OF 1917 ' WALTER FRANCIS PHELAN Yonkerf A cl S ' Cosmopolitan Clubg'COllege Baseball. TU an mgmw CUSHING PHILLIPS Brooklyn Cioil Engineering i I MARXFELIZABETM PIKE Beloit, Wif. A1-if and Sffggmff JAMES TOWNSEND PITTS Nunda Agriculture If HERMANN GAUNTLETT PLACE New York City Artf and Science: it XIITQ Aleph Samachg Book and Bowlg Manuscript Clubg Chairman, Junior Promenade Comrnitteeg Freshman Advisory Comrnitteeg Cornell Daily Sun Board 2, Assistant Manager 3. ' SOLOMON POMERANZ New York City Agriculture ' Lazy Clubg College Glee Club. L. ELEANOR POOLE New Rochelle Agriculture - ACIDg Basketball 'Team I. : GEORGE CURTIS PORTER Upper Lifle Agriculture F Huntington Club. HENRY WHITTIER PORTER Brookline, Mats. Mechanical Engineering Xflvg Majurag Sophomore Banquet Committeeg Cornell Era Boardg Mandolin Club. JOSEPH PULLMAN PORTER New Rochelle Agriculture KA Pg Somerset-Yg College Cvlee Club 1, 3. EMERSON SHERWOOD POST Catrkill - - Arts and Sciencef . SZAQ Wrestling Team ZQ University Championship, Wrestling I4S lb. Class 2g Winner, Boxing 145 lb. Class Novice Meet 3. BENJAMIN POTAR New York City Agflfulfwf fIvEAg College Soccer 2g Varsity Soccer Squad 2, Team 3g College Glee Club. GLENN JOHN 'POWELL Nuncla Veterinary ANP. . I 153 Rite I I n !r1 j THE CLASS OF 1917 JOHN OWINGS PRESTON Baltimore, Md. Civil Engineering The Southernersg Semaphoreg Nlaryland Clubg College Crew 2, Varsity Crew Squad 3. OSCAR FREDERICK PRIESTER Davenport, Ia. Civil Engineering CIMO, Rod and Bob, Varsity Track Team, Freshman Advisory Com- mittee, University Orchestra I. JAMES MAXWELL PRINGLE New York City Art: and Sciences Scorpion, Cornell Era Board 2, 3g Freshman Advisory Committee 35 State Scholarship. CHARLES FREDERICK PROBES OA. CHARLES MILTON PUTNEY Elmira Arte and Sciencer Ithaca Agriculture AI' Pg College Cross Country Team I, 25 College Track IQ Novice Wrestl- ing Champion, 175 lb. Class, 2. RAYMOND WILLIAM RAMAGE CHARLES HENRY RAMSEY The Cornell Widow Board 2, 3, WILLIAM JOURDAN RAPP EVERETT CHARLES READ EA E. CHARLES HARMON RECTOR Auburn Mechanical Engineering Albany fllechanical Engineering Spring Day Committee 3. Brooklyn Agriculture Milwaukee, Wir. Mechanical Engineering Binghamton Agriculture Poultry Associationg College Glee Clubg Farmers' Week Committee. JOHN PERCY REDWOOD Bay Pond Civil Engineering Adirondack Club, ISI Lieutenant Cadet Corps 3, Cornell Scholarshipg State Scholarship. ALFRED REED, JR. Pittrhurgh, Pa. Agriculture EX, Savage Club, Mandolin Club 2, 35 Hockey Squad 23 Freshman Advisory Committee 3. HAROLD CLIFTON REED Beacon Artr and Sciencer 154 Q 1 .Q 4 'C ,- THE CLASS OF 1917 CHARLES JOSEPH REICHERT New York City A .- I Cornell Catholic Club, Substitute, Freshman Crew, Savage time Freshman Advisory Committee, Class Vice-President 2. , RALPH K.ELLER REYNOLDS Danbury, Conn, Mgghanjcag Engjngwing Sophomore Smoker Committee. ALMA WILEORD RICHARDS Parowan, Utah Agriculture Aleph Samach, Varsity Track Team 2, 3, Sophomore Cotillion COmL mittee, Student Council 3. WILBUR SYLVESTER RICHARDSON Lowell, Mau. Mechanical Engineering GEORGE BERTRAM ROBBINS Brooklyn A1-if and Sm-new EAE, Long Island Club, Anvil Club. WILLIAM WALLACE ROBERTSON, JR. North Tonawancla Mech. Engineering AT. KATHERINE RODGER I ' Richrnoncl Hill Agriculture KA9, Raven and Serpent, Y.W.C.A. Cabinet. BERTRAM JAMES ROGERS North Stockholm Agriculture DONALD SPENCER ROGERS Bioaloe, N. j. Agriculture CLAUDE WEBSTER ROOE Utica Mechanical Engineering GEORGE JULIUS ROSEN Brooklyn Agriculture BENJAMIN ROSENBAUM New Haven, Conn. Cherniftry JOSEPH ROSENTHAL Chelfea, Man' Agflfulfwf EDWIN DELESPINE ROSS Suniniit, N. f. A8f'fWlWl'f Bandhu. SIDNEY HENRY ROSS Brooklyn filgfiflflfwf HACID, Erasmus Hall Club, Freshman Football Squad, Sophomore Push- ball Team, Assistant Stage Manager, Cornell Dramatic Club. CLINTON LAHRENCE ROSSITER, JR. Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering ECP, Masque I, 2. 155 5 1 F1 Q -J iv- THE CLASS OF 1917 WALTER EARLE ROTH Bujalo , Mechanical Engineering Adelphos, Glee Club 2, 3, Advanced Choir 2, 3. ELIZABETH ROWLEE Ithaca Artr and Sciencer KA9, Chairman, Freshman Banquet Committee. HERBERT RUCKES New York City Agriculture Agassiz Club, University Orchestra, Sirrom, State Scholarship, Regents Scholarship. PHYLLIS RUDD Blue Island, Ill. Art: and Sciencef IIBCID QKnOx Collegej. JUAN JOSE RUIZ Banef, Cuba Mechanical Engineering ORRIN STOREY RUSSELL Warren, Pa. Agriculture KE, Glee Club 2, 3. ROBERT NCAMP RUSSELL St. Louir, Mo. Cioil Engineering WILLIAM lVliUIR RUSSEL Detroit, Mich. Art: ancl Sciencer KA, Nlajura, Junior Promenade Committee, Freshman Spring Day Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee. FRANK SADDLER, JR. New York City Agriculture CPKYP, College Crew I, Cornell lflficiow Board. FLOYD CHAUNCEY SAGER Waverly Veterinary SZTE, Society of Comparative lVledicine, Varsity Wrestling Team 2, Captain 3, Varsity Football Squad 3. ARTHUR SALINGER, IR. New York City Mechanical Engineering RUDOLPH WILLIAM SANDBURG Olean Arty and Sciencef GA. . NIILES BLINN SANFORD La Grange, Ill. Art: and Science: CIDKE, Glee Club, Assistant Nlanager, Golf 3, Sage Choir. WALTER LEROY SAUNDERS Warhirigtori, D.C. Cioil Engineering EAE, Semaphore, Scabbard and Blade, Senators, 2nd Lieutenant, Cadet Corps 2, President's hledal 'Winner I. KARL MILLER SAYLES Malone Agriculture 156 If FE 1 L r rf 1 4. THE CLASS OF 1917 JULIIZEQSIEJHZETZEL . , Paxaciena, Cal. A Mechanical Engineering , ornell Daily San Board ZQ junior Promenade Committee. LYLE THOMAS SCHARTEL Reading Pd- Mechanical Engineering WILLIAM BOULTON SCHECKEL Brooklyn Civil Engineering ARCHi?iE0NALD SCHEER Nfwllflt Art: and Sciencef MORRIS SCHERAGO Brooklyn Agriculture OATQ Menorahg College Glee Clubg Poultry Association. YALE ROOTS SCHIVELY Ithaca Mechanical Engineering E623 Freshman Tax Committee. KARL WASHINGTON SCHLITZ Brooklyn Cheinifiry Philosg Anvil Club. CLARENCE WOODBRIDGE SCHMIDT Def Moines, Ia. Mechanical Engineering ECIUEQ Savage Clubg Masqueg Sophomore Rush Committee. HERBERT COLLINS SCHNEIDER Washington, D. C. Mechanical Engineering B9Hg Senatorsg Executive Committee 2. EMILY CHRISTINE SCHULTZE Brooklyn - Law Afivg Raven and Serpentg Class President ZQ Cornell Dramatic Club: Women's Dramatic Clubg Baskethallg Business Manager, Cornell Woinenh' Review. JACOB GOULD SCHURMAN, IR. Ithaca - I flrtf 61114 Sfifnfff AACIDg C.U.C.A.g Book and Bovvlg Nianuscriptg Owlsg Hill School Clubg Convocation Hour Committee. EDGAR LOUIS SOHWARTZ Wert New Brighlon Agfkultktw HACIDQ Staten Island Clubg Freshman Lacrosse Teamg Lacrosse Squad 23 Sophomore Pipe Committee. A CARL LEWIS SCHWEINLER Went Orange, N. fflgflwklwf . '15PA. FRANCIS PAUL SCILEPPI Elinhnrfz Civil Eiiglnfffmg Cosmopolitan Clubg College Soccer. 157 t-I I 'r1 l - I .1 1 TL A .THE CLASS OF 1917 I-IAROLDE NAPTON SEARLES Eaft Orange, N. Mechanical Engineering KIDKE. LLOYD BADGER SEAVER Brooklyn Agriculture fIvKEg Sophomore Banquet Committee, Freshman Tax Committee, The Cornell Annual: Board 3. WILLIAM F,LMER SEELY Poughkeepfie Arty and Sciences Scorpion, Class Election Committee 25 State Scholarship. PAUL HERMAN SEGNITZ Milwaukee, Wir. Cherniftry IIACIU Christian Science Societyg Wrestling Squad 2. DOROTHY MARY SHAW Lake George Artr and Sciencef AOH. EDWARD NELSON SHELP Arnfterclani Agriculture Farmers' Week Committee. LEANDER IVON SHELLEY Middletown Law Huntington Club, 2nd Lieutenant, Cadet Corps 2, ISL Lieutenant 3g Cornell Law Quarterly Board. CHARLES DORMAN SHEPARD Le Roy Mechanical Engineering KA Pg College Cross Country 2, 3g State Scholarship. SHAO-CHANG SHING Chengtu, China Civil Engineering JEANETTE SHORT Penn Yan Arty and Science: A0115 Raven and Serpentg Basketball I, 2, Tennis IQ Crew 2, Hockey 3. SIMON SHOULKIN Riga, Ruffia I Agriculture WILLIAM DURRELL SIEBERN Cincinnati, O. Artf and Sciencef EX, Majurag Freshman Advisory Committee 3, Nlandolin Club I, 2, 3. RUTH VIRGINIA JANE SIMPSON New York City Art: and Science! Sage Dramatic Clubg Y.W.C.A. FRAZER VAUTIN SINCLAIR New York City Agriculture FHF. A LELAND WILLIAM SINGER Genoa Art: and Sciencef Congress, Freshman Debate Club. 158 r- I1 I 52 - n - Li Lg.gj 3 THE CLASS OF 1917 STANLEY HOWE SISSON Potfdani lqg,-,C,,g,,m, KE, Musical Clubs, Savage Club, Sophomore Cotillion Committee. LoUISskREYMoND SKINNER Lakewood i Agfimgtmg u , JOHN BERNARD SLIMM Cleveland, O. Chgmifgyy Scabbard and Blade, 2nd Lieutenant, Cadet Corps 2, IST Lieutenant 3, Cornell RiHe.Club. I BENJAMIN ADAMS SMITH Lakewood, 0. Mechanical Engineering Cosmopolitan Club. CARL DICKEY SMITH Eaft Liverpool, O. Agriculture EAE, College Crew I, Freshman Advisory Committee 3. CHARLES ALEXANDER SMITH, JR. Chester, W. Va. Art: and Science: fI3KXIf, Assistant Nlanager, Freshman Baseball. CLIFFORD DURAND SMITH South Bend, Ind. Mechanical Engineering Arla, College Crew 2, Chairman, Sophomore Banquet Committee. EDITHA CORA SMITH Ithaca Agriculture KA9. EDWIN SMITH Brooklyn Agriculture College Basketball and Baseball, Farmers' Week Committee. ELWYN LAWRENCE SMITH Syracufe Mechanical Engineering AAQD, Varsity Baseball Squad 2. FABIAN MCKEON SMITH Spokane, Wash. Agriculture Seal and Serpent, Rocky lVIountain Club. LOUGHTON THAYER SMITH Brooklyn Alrtf and Sfifnfff EEK. 3 , ROBERT ALFRED SMITH Bujalo Artf and Science:-Mech. Engineering 2nd Lieutenant, Cadet Corps 3. EDWARD PHILIP SOUTHWORTH Dryden Veterifww ROIBERT JAMES SPEAR Cleveland, O. .4725 411103 Sfifnfff THOMAS REESE SPENCE College Station, Tex. Civil Engineering -'V 109 r r THE CHARLES HERMAN SPRECKLES, JR. Philos, Anvil, College Soccer EDWARD ALBERT SPRONG, JR. THOMAS FORD STACY Telluride Association. DAVID ANDERSON STAFFORD CLASS OF 1917 Brooklyn I, 2, Captain 3. New York City Springfield, Ill. Plattfburgh Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Arty and Sciencef Arty ancl Science: GA, Adirondack Club, Educational Club, State Scholarship, University Scholarship. GUSTAVE DAVID STAHL Berlin, N. H. Electrical Engineering ATS2, Aleph Samach, Freshman Crew, Junior Varsity Crew 2, Varsity Crew 2. JOSEPH FREDERICK STAMPFER, JR. I Dubuque, Ia. Arty and Sciencer ZA E. CARL STANLEY Bujalo Mechanical Engineering Nayati, Masque, Glee Club 3. FREDERICK AUGUSTUS STENBUCK Brooklyn Agriculture ARTHUR LEO STERN Paterfon, N. Chernirtry IIACID, College Soccer I, 2, 3, College Cross Country 3, Deutscher Verein. HOWARD EUGENE STERN Philadelphia, Pa. Agriculture Beta Samach, AT, Civic Club, Cornell Countryman Board I1 Under- graduate Scholarship. e NIARY DYE STEVENS Owego Agriculture ROGER EATON STEWART Plainjieltl, N. Agriculture KZ. HAZEL IRENE STOKOE Scottfoille Agriculture EDWARD STANLEY STONE Waverly, Pa. Veterinary AXP, Society of Comparative Nledicine. DONALD EARL STONEBRAKER Meniphiy, Tenn. Art: and Science: BQH, Majura, Savage Club, Dixie Club, Mandolin Club I, 2, 3, Freshman Rush Committee, Chairman, Sophomore Spring Day Committee. ROBERT LOUIS STREBEL Bujalo Artr and Sciencer CIJEK, Scalp and Blade, Varsity Baseball Squad 2, Freshman Advisory Committee 3. 41 160 r I1 I 1 l - il 1 THE CLASS OF 1917 DOROTHY CONGER STREET Brooklyn ATU and Sciemgj PAUL FREDERICK STRICKER Harnilton, O. A Chernirtry SAX, AXE, Alembic. HARRY MERRILL STRONG Willreytoille Mechanical Engineering HAROLD CHARLES STROTZ Winnetka, Ill. Am and Sfifmf, Xfbg Book and Bowl, Junior Promenade Committee, Cornell Widow Board. WILLIAM FERDINAND STUCKLE Montclair, N. f. Arty and Science,- KI1Tg Freshman Advisory Committee. . HAROLD EUGENE STURCKEN Albany Ar-tr and Sciencer-Medicine College Cross Country, Sophomore Pushball Team. JOHN STURROCK Ithaca Agricnltnre , PAUL LIVINGSTON SULLIVAN Winnipeg, Man. Mechanical Engineering ECIDE. RICHARD THOMAS SUMMERS Ithaca Cheniiftry Alembicg AXE, Glee Club. EDNA MARCUERITE SUTTON Ithaca Agricnltnre AT A5 Frigga Fylgae, President, Somerset-Y. LOUIS SWERDLOVE New York City TEfIDg College Soccer 25 Varsity Soccer Team graduate Scholarshipg State Scholarship. Cicil Engineering University Under- FRANK GIFFORD TALLMAN, JR. Wilmington, Del. Mechanical Engineering ACID. DONALD PHIPPS TANNER Pechoille, Pa. Algricitltnre 24225 Freshman Banquet Committee. I ALAN PRESCOTT TAPPAN Manrjield, O. filrlff 6111123 Sfiftlfff AAIP. RALPH CQRBIN TAYLOR Roland Park, .Md Mechanical Engineering 1 Nayati, Maryland Club. ROBERT PATTER AIKEN TAYLOR Philadelphia, Pa. Mechanical Engineering Ztlfg Freshman Baseball Team, Sophomore Stunt Committee. l 161 r. 1 C I' , 5. THE CLASS OF 1917 CLAUDE FREDERICK TEARS Star Lalee Chemistry GX, Freshman Track Team. LESLIE ROY TERRILL Copenhagen Civil Engineering Prohibition League, President 3, College Cross Country 2, State Scholar- ship. CHARLES ANTHONY THOMPSON Greenwich Agriculture K AP, Secretary, College Class Ig College Musical Clubs I, 2, Vice- President 3, Student Loan Fund Committee. DONALD CHURCH THOMPSON Arnherst, Mass. Agriculture EAE, Sophomore Smoker Committee. EDWIN HAIGHT TILLOTSON Detroit, Mich. Civil Engineering fIDPA, Pyramid, Freshman Track Team, Freshman Advisory Committee 3- ' CLINTON RUSSELL TOBEY Walton Mechanical Engineering GA. MAREA TODD Fleischrnanns Arts and Sciences AF. ALFRED SEARS TOWNSEND Trurnanslnnrg Agriculture THEODORE HORTON TowNsEND Elrnira Agriculture K AP, Freshman Track and Cross Country Teams, Festival Chorus 2, College Glee Club 3. JOHN CLARENCE TUNNICLIFF, JR. Molirie, Ill. Civil Engineering Rod and Bob, Chief Engineer Summer Camp. WILLIAM SYLVESTER TUTTLE Bridgeport, Conn. Mechanical Engineering Eleusis, Election Committee, Scroll and Spade. DAVID LOUIS ULLMAN Bujalo Arts and Sciences AT, Civic Club, State Scholarship, Blauvelt Scholarship. JOHN WEINTERS UPP, JR. Schenectady .Mechanical Engineering CIDEK. DONALD BAIN VAIL Ridgewood, N. Agriculture AT, Aleph Sarnach, Freshman Advisory Committee, Freshman Tax Committee, Junior Representative, Alumni Pledge Committee, Cornell Daily Sun Board I, 2, 3, Cosmopolitan Club, Huntington Club. 162 F' 5: L:-: , I ll J L THE CLASS OF 1917 ERNEST AUGUSTUS VALADF Burlington, V t. Mechanical Engineering VIRGINIA VAN BRUNT Brooklyn I A1-155 and Sciemm- AZg Cornell Dramatic Club 2, 3, Freshman Stunt Committee, Associate Editor, Cornell Wornen's Review 3. A JAMES KING VAN CAMPEN, JR. Olean Civil Engineering BGHQ Semaphoreg College Honor System Committee 25 Freshman I Advisory Committee 35 Assistant Chief Engineer, Summer Camp 2. , WILLIAM STEPHEN VANDERBILT, JR. Greenville Agriculture V FADE, Assistant Manager, Hockey. MAUDE VAN NATTA Ithaca Agriculture ATA, Frigga Fylgae, Somerset-Y. ALICE CORNELIA VAN SCOY Candor Agriculture ii: JOHN HAROLD VICKERS Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering ECP. I i ISAAC NEWTON VOORHEEVS Arnsteralarn Agriculture ' Az. l ,F DONALD RONSAVILLE VREELAND Surninit, N. . 1 Law QJKZ. I JOHN POTTER WAGMAN Saratoga Springs Arts and Sciences LOUIS JULIUS WALDBAUER St. Louis, Mo. Chemistry AXE. FRED ROSMAN WALKLEY Le Roy Agfhfuhfwf L K A Pg College Cross Country. U BESS113 WALLACE Middletown Arts and Sciences CARL FRANCIS WALTER I Scranton, Pa. I ffgfhmlfwf' H K A Pg College Glee Clubz, Manager and Leader 3, Festival Chorus 3. DE VVITT CLINTON WARD Barnard Agfifulfwf PEARL LORENA WARN Little York Agfffulfuff M J . ' 163 r .j In I7 A I. THE CLASS OF 1917 CHARLES ALBERT WARNER Charlotteoille Art: and Science: Sophomore Election Committee 2, State Scholarshipg Regents Scholar- ship. ELBRIDGE STEPHEN WARNER Unionville, 0. Agriculture 21192. HOWARD SHELDON WARNER Albion Art: and Sciencef EDWIN HOFFMAN WATKINS Baltirnore, Md. Mechanical Engineering Nayatig Maryland Club. ROLAND MCKINLEY WATT Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering CIDKE. WALTER DENSLOW WAY Andover, Conn. ' Veterinary Axlfg Society of Comparative Medicine, Intercollege Board. FREDERICK MONTROSE AUGUST WEBSTER Ithaca Agriculture 2nd Lieutenant, Cadet Corps, Regimental Quartermaster. WILLIAM JACOB WEDLAKE Mount Vernon Agriculture QA, Vice-President, Poultry Association. LESTER ISAAC WEIL Bujalo Agriculture CD E H. MATTHEW WILLIAM WEIMAR Bujalo Law College Soccer, College Cross Countryg Congress, Industrial Committee, C.U.C.A. LOUIS WEISMAN Brooklyn Veterinary VIMONT CARPENTER WELCH Lakewood, N. Mechanical Engineering ZA E. ROBERT FORBES WELLS Hallrtead, Pa. Agriculture ALFRED WENTZ Wilkef-Barre, Pa. Law HAROLD LOUIS WESSEL Chicago, Ill. Arte and Sciences LEON ERNEST WESTHALL Lakewood, N. Art: and Sciences JAMES RUSSELL WESTHEIMER Aniericuf, Ga. Arty and Sciencer ACDA, N.A.A.C.P. W 164 V I 1' I 1' ' '-' 1- 51 S THE CLASS OF 1917 RALPH ADNA WHEELER , Lackawanna Foyejzfy Scroll and Spade, Freshman Track Team WILLIAM JOHNSTON WHEELER Elrhhurrt Mechanical Engineering Bandhu, Sibley fournal of Engineering Board I, 2, Managing Editor 3 LOUIS WARD WHEELocK, JR. Wyncote, Pa. Forertry EAE, Freshman Football Squad. DEGRAY WHITE I Butler, N. Mechanical Engineering ZX, Majura, Assistant Manager, Musical Clubs FLOYD HENRY WHITE Rhineheck Vgtgrmm-31 ECIDE, Society of Comparative Nledicine, University Orchestra 2, 3 JOHN RANDALL WHITNEY Sewickley, Pa. Art: and Sciencer XXII, Majura, Aleph Samach, Freshman Football Team, Captain, Fresh man Baseball Team, Varsity Football Squad 2, Varsity Baseball Squad 2, Sophomore Athletic Representative, Freshman Advisory Committee 3. MEYER WIGDOR New York City Agriculture Sirrom, Freshman Baseball Squad, College Soccer, Basketball Squad University and State Scholarships JOHN WIGSTEN Elrnira Agriculture JOHN HAYHURST WILDER Fredonia Mechanical Engineering KfID, Secretary and Treasurer, Cornell Life Saving Society University Scholarship. MARSHALL FISK WILKINSON Clinton Veterinary AYP. BERTRAM FRANCIS WILLCOX Ithaca Arif and Sftftwff APT, Owls, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, Spring Day Committee 3, Freshman Debate Team, Assistant Manager, Wrestling 3, Manu script Club, Cornell Era Board 3 PAUL ALFRED WILLIAMS .Plyrnouth, Pa. Mechanical Engineering ' AEQID, College Baseball 2, Varsity Soccer Squad 3 GERALDINE MARGARET WILLIS Ithaca ATU and SCWWE5 AAA. ROBERT BELLOWS WILLSON New York City Agfifulml' lr Q. 3 , . 3 l. . 5 I I I 3 . Sirrom. ' 16:1 'E' 'JE :uid I O O ll., A THE CLASS OF 1917 ELLWOOD WILSON, JR. New York City Cioil Engineering QJAG, Masque. SAMUEL WILSON Brooklyn Cherniftry Alternate, Freshman Debate Team, Chess Team 3, State and Regents Scholarships. STEWART COLLINS WILSON Inclianapolif, Incl. Mechanical Engineering ZX, Majura, Freshman Advisory Committee, Chairman, Freshman Spring Day Committee. PAUL ALBERT WINCHELL Mount Vernon Agriculture College Spring Day Committee 2, College Executive Committee 3, Poultry Association. LINUS VERE WINDNAGLE Portland, Ore. Agriculture ATA, Aleph Samach, College Cross Country, College Track I, Varsity Cross Country Team 2, 3, Varsity Track Team 2, Sophomore Banquet Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, Student Council 3. GUY BROWN WISER South Bend, Incl. Architecture AT, Gargoyle, L'Ogive, College Crew 2, Spring Day Committee 3, Cornell Widow Board 2, 3, Assistant Artistic Editor. The Cornell Annualr 3, College Class President 2. MARGARET CANTINE WOLCOTT Newark Valley Art: and Science: ROSAMOND WOLCOTT Ithaca Architecture AZ, Captain, Class Basketball Team 3, Vice-President, Women's Athletic Council. RAYMOND JOSEPH WOLF Danxzfille Art: and Sciencer Deutscher Verein. EMIL Vw.-XLENTINE WOLODARSKY Brooklyn Chernirtry State Scholarship, Woodford Scholarship. CHUNG WONG Canton, China Agriculture Cosmopolitan Club. HAROLD HUNG-EN WONG Tientrin, China Cioil Engineering Cosmopolitan Club. CHESTER CHARLES WOODBURN Boone, Ia. Architecture SAX, Gargoyle, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team. PAUL BIRDSEYE WOODFORD Syracure Agriculture ,I vgw-U 166 I r L-P 1 71' F ' I . i 'I-L.-, AP THE CLASS OF 1917 DEGEQQF WOODMAN New York City Agriculture H i WINIFRED WOODMAN Brooklyn i Arte and Sciencef-Medicine J ARTHUR COY WOODWARD Ithaca Mechanical Engineering GEORGE AUSTIN WORN Reno, Neo. Mechanical Engineering C Telluride Association, Aleph Samachg Rocky Mountain Club, Freshman' , Football Squad, Freshman Crew, Varsity Crew 2, Junior Election . L Committee, Junior Smoker Committee, Treasurer, College Association. F ABNER MILES WRIGHT Ezianxton, Ill. Mechanical Engineering . GAXQ Cornell Chicago Club, Sophomore Stunt Committee. FREDERICK WILLIAM WRIGHT Foreft Glen, Mal. Mechanical Engineering ' A LAURENCE GREENWOOD WYGANT Hornell Agriculture .4 AT Sl, Freshman Advisory Committee 3. I PHILLIPS WYMAN New York City Arte and Sciencef 1 Zilfg Book and Bowl, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Freshman Ad- . visory Committee, Music Publicity Committeeg 1916 Senior Banquet L Committee, Assistant Business Manager, Cornell Widow 2, 3. , l YING CHING YANG Peking, China Arte and Science: 4 Cosmopolitan Clubg '86 Memorial Stage 25 Congress. SHIH YEE YAU Tfitngkow, China Art: and Sciencex ' Chinese Students' Club. I ' WILLARD DENISON YORK Flnrhing Arts and Sciencef '- Long Island Club. AUSTIN WELLHOUSE YOUNG New York City Agriculture ZBTg Cornell Era Board 2, 3. ROY JOHN ZANDER Chicago, Ill. Civil Engineering 139115 Aleph Samachg Semaphoreg Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Squad 2, Varsity Football Squad 2, Team 35 Chairman, Sopho- more Stunt Committee, Cornell Chicago Club. I LORIN WILLIAM ZELTNER New York City ffgfiwlfw-2' AZT. PHILIP ZVIRIFT Larchinont Agfifulfuff TBA. X . 167 .I 2 r' if '1 I' 1, 1 , .,,,,,, F EW-L iWb'fQ!f5 715114 W' ' '5--Q-557' in PM Y Y- M 7 ,N G95 FJ.: 1f:,i'iQS.i4 ,ifvsm H VA ..Lu,L4...l, rjigm I V 1' 'A1g'Wj+:.' ' i ii V nil: BQ: W iifra Y W nw W- J ---H --- - ,, , WMTWW' AMW if-W ,Lin Q 14,5 -1 Q KW W LY QWE3 W' . QW ' W 'Q WW '23 n-be WWW , -wr 4W -I 'fu lil I+. W I Y W W- :ra mug Wil W ,X 'W 'W ' W ff WIWU rf C .,. T W W W' W' A W Wj I' W . 'I 'WLWWWWW ' gk WWW Df': 'W WI A ' W1 WWW- Ak WW, WWW W gn 53 ' M W- W, :FW W? sg EW WW, :iw W W9 :J W!! M 252 'W W V Y, pc, WWQW A7 WW: an ' W CW f-'li' ' KE 3 J 'Z W, W :W . ,L X ' : W W W . 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University of California MU Stevens Institute of Technology NU University of Texas XI Cornell University OMICRON Sheffield Scientific School, Yale RHO Lafayette College PHI Amherst College CHI Dartmouth College Psi Lehigh University OMEGA Georgia Institute of Technology ALPHA CHI Ohio Wesleyan University SIGMA University of Illinois I5 -.dv iso gg r Xi Chapier Established in I 868 RATER IN FACULTATE FRANK IRVINE FRATRES IN URBE ARTHUR NORMAN GIBB WILLIAM TORREY MORRIS WILLIAM HENRY MILLER EBENEZER MARK TREMAN EDWARD WILCOX AYCRIGG MALCOLM MCCAY CHESNEY JULIUS AUGUSTUS FAY GEORGE BURNHAM LANMAN ROBERT HENRY TREMAN SENIORS PAUL IQRUSA ROTH WILLIAM SUPPES UNGER HERBERT JOHNSON ADAIR HENRY FRANCIS STANTON HENRI CHARBONNIER MCGOWAN I JUNIORS HERBERT WILGUS BALLANTINE WALTER WINSTON KREBS JOHN LYON COLLYER CHARLES DICKERSON ORME HENRY WHITTIER PORTER SOPHOMORES WILLIAM ALDEN ADRIANCE ROSS WALDON NICKINSTRY ROBERT HILL CUTTING MORRIS WALTER REYNOLDS HOLDEN MANCHESTER DOUGHERTY HENRY WISDOM RODEN OLIVER W'ILLIAMS HOLTON ROBERT EDWARD TOWNES JOHN SNEED WILLIAMS, JR. J A. P' hu F J F- il B F' il 'I J P1 N PAUL SEXTON HARDY JOHN ALDEN KNIGHT, JR. 2 : Y V' P4 LL -4 H ,,, L 4 in P- '4 la P4 ll M ' N 181 r- Nl! rn Hu S--4 -4 -1, --4 lr-1 P414 -4-1 -we -- Nil I r C 91 L KA Kappa Alpha Founded at Union College, 1825 ROLL OF CHAPTERS IJNION COLLEGE C. VVHJJAMS COLLEGE HOBART COLLEGE . CORNELLIHUVERMTY . 'TORONTO UNTVERMTY . LEHHHIIHHVERMTY . MCGILL UNIVERSITY . . UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA 4' 182 1825 1333 1844 I868 1892 1894 1899 1913 ,V l.1 U fin I I ll , Pa., Cornell Chapter Establmhed In 1868 FRATRIIS IN FACULTATE THOMAS FREDERICK CRANE WILLIAM ALEXANDER HAMMOND FREDERICK CLARK PRESCOTT FRATRES IN URBE CHARLES HAZEN BLOOD SHERMAN PEER CHARLES DIBBLE BOSTWICK FREDERICK SKELDING SOMMERS EDWARD HERMAN BOSTWICK CHARLES EDWARD TREMAN JOHN IVICGRAW GAUNTLETT ROBERT ELIAS TREMAN MYNDERSE VANCLEEE SENIORS ROBERT ALEXANDER BARNARD GOODMAN CHARLES WOODRUFF ISBELL DONALD HAMMOND FREDERIC HILL STARR LUTHER HARRIS HISCOCK THOMAS CRAM WHITEHEAD HORACE WYMAN ZND JUNIORS P 4 . 4 ' JOSEPH WARD HUNTER HENRY WOOD WILEY 7 4 J WKVILLIAM MITCHELL 'BLAIR ROBERT GILLESPIE MEAD, 2nd I THEODORE BERDELL BRUMBACK WILLIAM IVIUIR RUSSEL MAURY HILL .FRANK WARD SMITH I I I ,J ' I , : I I Iss HARRISON HOBLITZELLE ALASTAIR IAN GRANT VALENTINE SOPHOMORIQS GLEN WALKER COLE VVILLIAM FRANCIS NIEDRINGHAUS ARTHUR REYNOLDS HICKMAN LOYALL ALLEN OSBORNE JR. ROBERT EDWARD JENNINCS JOHN COOPER THOMAS ! 4 : F :TQ '- if :fl .P . -,, I I . , Phi Kappa Psi Founded I852 RGLL OP CHAPTERS WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE ALLEGHENY COLLEGE BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY GETTYSBURG COLLEGE DICKINSON COLLEGE FRANKLIN AND INIARSI-IALL COLLEGE LAFAYETTE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA SWARTHMORE COLLEGE DARTMOUTH COLLEGE AIVIHERST COLLEGE BROWN UNIVERSITY CORNELL UNIVERSI'FY SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY COLGATE UNIVERSITX' JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY Of MISSISSIPPI VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS OHIO WVESLEYAN UNIVERSITY IVITTENBERG UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF OHIO CASE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE DE PAUW UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF INDIANA PURDUE UNIVERSITY NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY OF RCIICHIGAN UNIVERSITX' OF WISCONSIN BELOIT COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF RAIINNESOTA UNIVERSITY OF IOWA UNIVERSITY OF IVIISSOURI UNIVERSITY OF K.ANSAS UNIVERSITX' OF NEBRASKA LELAND STANFORD, JR., UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE nu an H I bl .- - Nu I.-4 sq.- hm. I uh- kk bb- N- n- li l IOWA STATE COLLEGE IS4 W 4' 0 'OI I I l 1 -I l ,1 L New York Alpha Chapier Established in 1869 FRATRES IN FACUETATE JAMES MCNIAHON ALFRED HAYES, JR. ERNEST GEORGE NIERRITT EDWARD AVERY RICHMOND FRATRES IN URBE HENRY GAY CARPENTER HARRY BELDON NIITCHELL ELWYN B. BENTLEY REV. HENRY POMEROY HORTON SENIGRS KILBURN LEIGHTON CORNELIUS WALWORTH MIDDLETON HENRY RAYMOND POWELL ALBERT MOTT ACKERMAN CLEMENT 'EARL CROOK JOHN EDWARD DIXON CHESTER KARL HARRIMAN WILLIAM THOMAS TODD, JR. JUNIORS WVILLIAM JACKSON BLACKMAN ARTHUR EDWARD GIBSON WILLIAM CHRISTOPHER KREUZER FRANK CHARLEQSADDLER CHARLES ALEXANDER SMITH SOPHOMORES DANIEL CLARENCE LIST JENNINGS KIRK LOVE DONALD SKILLMAN NIARTINEZ JOHN HAVILAND SCHMID HOWARD FERGUSON TILSON THEODORE BAUSCH DRESCHER A WILBUR DRIVER WILLIAM LEVI EXTANCE, JR. GEORGE ROBINSON HOFMANN ..,. N-4 in an nu- X In 185 'ri I . rr - un uw NN un: 'sf 3 4... -1.-A :- r-.4 I..-4 I uv- -L. ub- I--. nv- v-- nw-4 --1 I uv-4 v--4 Ns-4 Nu is -4 v- HAMILTON COLUMBIA YALE AMHERST BRUNONIAN HUDSON BOWDOIN DARTMOUTH PENINSULAR ROCHESTER WILLIAMS MIDDLETOWN IQENYON UNION CORNELL PHI ICAPPA JOHNS HOPKINS MINNESOTA TORONTO CHICAGO MCGILL WISCONSIN CALIFORNIA ILLINOIS II, 'J I r,,, , 1,3141 ji- I ww wt lg. 1.41, ,, il. , k ,, , 'I' N 7 1,1-14yi,H,.fg ' wi ig We 4 I l ylfwaf 4 I , , ,If ff mf I X Nfl in M :TW it ,N 'N Ilif f - 'fren-alff Q- I uf: I - ll' A f 11. few 1:1- 1- ' '.. A 23? ,.,i.. 1- Fw 'll i fff ' ii' iii, ' Lili Ji' ll if 4 'funny ,, : ,' , -'r 55,1 g , 1f,g,,7' ,, 2,1 fu 01. U lu Ru. -, .fx . .. , , . G, , . Ivo ,toe ,gms H -S1 A 'NLF , 'Q -if 5' ,gl pf: jf , :SM l, ,flz Alpha Delia Phi Founded at Hamilton College I832 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Hamilton College . Columbia University Yale University . Amherst College , . Brown University . . Western Reserve University Bowdoin College . . Dartmouth College . . University of Nlichigan , . University of Rochester . Wfilliams College . . Vl7esleyan University Kenyon College . Union College . Cornell University . . Trinity College . . Johns Hopkins University University of Nlinnesota University of Toronto . University of Chicago . McGill University . . University of Wisconsin . University of California . University of Illinois . 186 1832 1836 1837 1837 1837 1841 1841 1845 1846 1851 1851 1856 1858 1359 1869 1878 1889 1891 1893 1896 1897 IQO2 19o8 1911 O I. r- , I1 l.l Cornell Chapier , Established in 1869 FRATRES IN FACULTATE HENRY AUGUSTUS SILL CHARLES VANPATTEN YOUNG FREDERICK BEDELL ARTHUR WESLEY BROWNE .1 L. FRATRES IN URBE I FRANKLIN CUTHBERT CORNELL NICOLL HALSEY ASA LEVERANCE FISKE WILLIAM JOHNSTONE ROMER , LOUIS AGASSIZ FUERTES ROGER BUTLER XXVILLIAMS ' MORRIS SAMUEL HALLIDAY ROGER BUTLER WILLIAMS, JR. I I SENIORS CHARLES LEACH BECKWITH BENJAMIN HALL MICOU GEORGE DUPRE BUCKWELL HUGH MILLARD CHARLES FREDERICK CLARK ALDEN BRADFORD SHERRY EVERETT BROWNWELL COOKE ABRAM GAAR STRATTAN I CHARLES TREADWAY LANSING GILBERT NIORRIS TAYLOR I SANFORD GREEN LANSING FRANK JONAS TOWAR, JR. ALLAN FOSTER VANWINKLE A JUNIORS JOHN GLOVER ALLBRIGHT ALLRICH SCHEPER HARRISON KENNETH COTTON BROWN HENRY KENNETH LIKLY JOHN DEWITT A GEOFFREY MAURICE OJCONNELL VVILLIAM HENRY EASTMAN JACOB GOULD SCHURMAN, JR. I FRANK KENT FOSS FREDERICK WILLIAM SHELTON WILLIAM ALFRED FRANZHEIM ELWIN LAURENCE SMITH I SOPHOMORES CLIFFORD SHERWOOD BAILEY W CRESWELL MACMURRAY MICOU MERRILL BLANCHARD JOSEPH HOPKINS MILLARD, 2ND WESLEY MOON DIXON WILLIAM KENNETH NORTON I FREDERICK PERKINS DODGE HUGH BINGHAM 07HEIR JOSEPH LEES EASTWICK FRANCIS TOBEY SHIVERICK IKENNETH HUNTINGTON GARDNER JOHN VVEAVER WELLES FREDERICK NIONTAGUE GILLIES JOHN DOANE WILMINGTON WILLIAM ELLIOT JOHNSON ALBIN YEAW J N IST ' ' 'ri Y -3 I I1 O O bd-5 iv '- -1-1 I I4 -Qu lil nu- -1:1 M HI.. and .ffl 5-Q un FK Fl! D-vii MN' FJ F? 91'-1 gi.. HN -J... NH 1 711 l'l 1 -1-1 -1'l -01 E.-1 ll Nh S..- Hs- HN . I H ' 1 . Delia Ups I I on 8 ' Founded 1834 ' It Ijixx Roll Of Chapters ' V 5-5 I 17,5-mu P 'HNVK EPI 1IAIrisIIbI1'8IInoeMrI! I 85+ VVILLIAMS COLLEGE 1834 UNION COLLEGE 1338 HAMILTON COLLEGE 1847 AMHERST COLLEGE . . 1847 WXVESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY . 1847 COLBY COLLEGE . . 1852 UNIVERSITY OF ROCIIESTER 1852 NIIDDLEEURY COLLEGE . 1850 - BOWDOIN COLLEGE . 1857 RUTGERS COLLEGE 1858 BROWN UNIVERSITY . 1860 COLGATE UNIVERSITY 1805 NEW YORK UNIVERSITH' 1865 IVIIAMI UNIVERSITY . 1808 CORNELL UNIVERSITY . 1809 IVIARIETTA COLLEGE . 1870 SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY 1873 UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN . 1870 NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY 1880 HARVARD UNIVERSITY . . 1880 UNIVERSITY OF XVISCONSIN . 1885 LAFAYETTE COLLEGE . 1885 - COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY 1885 LEHIGH UNIVERSITX' 1885 TUFTS COLLEGE . . 1886 DEPAUW UNIVERSITY . . 1887 UNIVERSITH' OF PENNSYLVANIA . . 1888 UNIVERSITY OF NIINNESOTA . . . 1890 IVIASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGX' . 1891 SWARTHIVIORE COLLEGE . . . 1894 LELAND STANFORD, IR., UNIVERSITY 1896 ., UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA . . 1896 IVICGILL UNIVERSITY . . 1898 UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKIX . 1898 TORONTO UNIVERSITY . 1899 UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO 1901 OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY I904 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS . 1905 UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON 1910 PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE 1911 IOWA STATE COLLEGE . . 1913 PURDUE UNIVERSITY . . 1914 ISS I r a 1 ' I O 4 ' I. Cornell Chapier I Established II1 1869 FRATRES IN FACULTATE THEODORE BARRINCER CHARLES EDWIN BENNETT ALBERT WILLIAM BOESCHE ALBERT BURGESS ANDREW JACKSON LAMOUREUX EDWARD LEAMINGTON NICHOLS WILLIAM ALBERT RILEY RAY MCLEOD ROBINSON IRVING PORTER CHURCH FRATRES IN WILLIAM ELLIOTT GRIFFIS JARED TREMAN NEWMAN HAROLD SHELDON SENIOR JOSEPH CRANDELL ASHMEAD ROBERT STURTEVANT BASSETT PETER HOFFMAN BIRCKHEAD LAURENS HAMMOND RONALD HART JUNIOR ALEXANDER GLENCAIRN ACHESON HENRIK ANTELL DAVID BEALE ROBERT UPTON CARR JAMES LELAND EDWARDS JOHN HENRY COMSTOCK JAMES EWING SIMON HENRY GAGE CHARLES HENRY HULL RALPH CHAPMAN RODGERS JOHN HENRY TANNER CHARLES HENRY TUCK FREDERICK WIITTING GEORGE A. WVORKS URBE TKHEODORE MASON SPRAGUE BRADLEY LONGWELL WHEELER BENNETT ' S NIARIO LAZO WILLIAM POST NUGENT WEYLAND PFEIFFER DANIEL FREDERIC POTTER, JR. HERBERT SNYDER S SIDNEY PRESWICK HOWELL HENRY ELCOX LEONARD DANIEL CHAUNCEY MCCOY ROBERT NELSON OLIN WILLIAM WAIJLACE ROBERTSON, JR DONALD BAIN VAIL SOPHOMORES WILLIAM FREDERICK DOHRMANN EDWIN JOHN HAUPT ARTHUR LEWIS HOFFMAN SIDNEY SARDUS CARLOS LAZO DONALD JAMES NICHTINCALE RALPH CHAPMAN VAN HORN VVARNER -an-I I--4 I an -4 nw l S9 i K Fh- hd an --. pn- Nl . .L -J,-4 K Mr ,U- I ll' '01 'F' Ir,-, IH V ,lv Fu L,-1 H,- il N5- 548 V hin- Pl!-A PIN --. un n--1 H.. L... S... ..-4 -H Hi '1 V' U L , 1., 4. I '-- !! 'v1!v'iEwL ' ' '.il ' i 'iW ll lr I i , v - - ' - 494 F? A' ' ' ' V U ' - ' ,-,- ' A S ' WFS: - - gf L? ' Founded 1841 ROLL OF ACTIVE ALPHAS P1 . Union College THETA VVilliams College MU . Nliddlebury College ALPHA , VVesley'an University PHI . Hamilton College EPSILON University of Nlichigan CHI . Amherst College PSI Cornell University NU University of Minnesota IOTA . University of W'isconsin RHO . Rutgers College X1 . . Stevens Institute ALPHA DELTA University of Georgia BETA DELTA Lehigh University GAMMA DELTA . Leland Stanford, Ir., University DELTA DELTA . University of California EPSILON DELTA , University of Chicago ALPHA ZETA DELTA University of Illinois 190 4- A 1 I1 ' - T l'l ? I I I I Alpha Psi Chapier Established in 1869 J. 1 FRATER IN PACULTATE CHARLES LOVE DURHAM FRATRES IN URBE PAUL :KENDALL CLYMER CLARENCE FREDERIC WYCKOFF DEFOREST VANXXTLEET EDWARD GOULD WYCKOFF SENIORS DONALD DUNLAP COOKE BENJAMIN GOODELL DAVIDSON WILLIAM STUART GREEN WARREN GRIFFIN KING WALTER FAHRNEY BEACHY WILLIAM HENRY BRANDOW THOMAS FRANCIS BRYCE GEORGE ROGERS CLARK JUNIORS JOHN MCDONALD GEORGE ROSE IVIORGAN EDWARD ORAM SHAKESPEARE HAMILTON VOSE, JR. ROBERT HETT CHAPMAN LOUIS CHARLES HUCK PHILIP DUDLEY MOSSER HAROLD CHARLES STROTZ JOHN RANDALL WHITNEY SOPHOMORES J WILLIAM HAMLIN BEATTIE HORACE GUION BENEDICT HAROLD BARTLETT BRADLEY WALTER RICHARD BURKE EDWIN PHILIP DOERR HARRY WADE DUNLAP, JR. SHIRLEY MCELROY HALL HERMAN NIAERKER WENDALL WES RICHARD PECK MATTHIESSEN PETER PAUL LVLILLER PAUL CHARLES MURPHY LESLIE IRVING NICHOLS DAVID ROBINSON, H CHRISTOPHER NICNAIR SPEED XIVILLIAM FELT TUFTS .JAMES JEWETT TURNER, JR. TOVRR W 3' of 'I' .f. 5EEC'4s'., J' 7' 'f 6:6 f 31,5 'I g - ' Z, P- fffff -' ,jg F 2, f i2i '? I , 3, .pi 5' ,vwg , A., -,.- ,- 11,53 , 1 -I - . r' -6, ' if , . m - E' I 1 Y ' g lggg , W 1 E ' 144,'5fffiJ?x'fS ., I... - , . . ,IHA-. ,I '-.,. . f 'A 7 '- :'il?77f?'s 1,. , ,, lf? 'F '-f : 4:-ibiifii . U I '--wr'-f'f-1' .., ' 'v.-mf. 5-If ,,1:x,'ff,a'f:25.I-3 , . ' I-.-J-5 . 1.,.gf r111-3,h2e,y- ffi1,I- f:1.::I.1i5',. -,I-' , ' : , Y ff-f-11 -9 Fi :,? w-' V .,1.:v ,W I Am A .. T ' Af., X 191 -, . r 1 'il '38 l J 'L . l T I ' I L N ,A-1 ' 'fy .' 252, ft fi ,QQ ffl I -A it I f' I - 11 .Q.Q T I P C ' V l,. : T.: A: 1' V- 1 a n lf-fl' 8 1 Iv Ox xx ' XI, 1 ,Q I I,-1 Lg mUQMff ,l65NwS ' T Q MW Theia Delia Chi Founded at Union College in 1848 I - ROLL OF CHARGES BETA GAMMA DEUTERON DELTA DEUTERON EPSILON ZETA ZETA DEUTERON ETA ETA DEUTERON THETA DBUTERON IOTA IOTA DEUTERON KAPPA IQAPPA DEUTERON MU DEUTERON NU DEUTERON X1 OMICRON DEUTERON PI DEUTERON RHO DEUTERON SIGMA DEUTERON 'FAU DEUTERON PHI CHI CHI DEUTERON PSI DEUTERON NU X1 DEUTERON LAMBDA DEUTERON PHI DEUTERON Cornell University . . University of hfichigan . University of California . College of Wfilliam and lVlary . Brown University . , NlcGill University . . Bowdoin University . . . Leland Stanford, Jr., University . 1 Nlassachusetts Institute of Technology Harvard University VVilliams 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 VVisconsin University of Minnesota . Lafayette College . . University of Rochester George 'Washington University Hamilton University . . University of VVest Virginia University of Wlfashington Toronto University , University of Pennsylvania 1870 1889 IQOO 1853 1853 IQOI 1854 1903 ISQO 1856 1891 1856 1908 1885 1884 1857 1869 1881 1883 1895 ISQ2 1867 1867 1896 1868 IQIO 1913 1913 1915 IE C l 192 311 I-:Q 'ge Beia Charge P Established in 1870. F RATER IN FACULTATF. ALBERT WILLIAM SMITH A FRATERS IN URBE LUZERNE COVILLE HENRY ESTES MERRIAM GEORGE ERVIN KENT WILLIAM HENRY MORRISON SENIORS FREDERICK LIVINGSTON BARNES DIXON COALE PHILIPS CARLTON PALMER COLLINS FRANCIS HARLEY SCHEETZ CHARLES CLARK DURLAND NIURRAY NORCROSS SHELTON JOHN HANSON MICHENER CHARLES MONROE THORP, JR. JUNIORS ROBERT JAMES FLETCHER WILLIAM STANLEY MCCORMICK JAMES DE GRAFFENRIEDE GRAVES PAUL FREDERICK STRICKER HENRY FRENCH HOLLIS, JR. WILLIAM NIAXWELL THOMSON WILLIAM BRINKERHOFF JACKSON, JR CHESTER CHARLES WOODBURN ABNER NIILES WRIGHT SOPHOMORES KENNETH WALTER BIRKIN ARTHUR WXVILLIAMS HEQUEMBOURG JAMES PRICE BRISCOE DAVID ANTES RUHL PERKINS COVILLE WILLIAM BRISTOL SHELTON JOHN PAUL TIMMERMAN X 193 S-2' T4 Il ..- .... ...- ..- -- .- '1- ,--1 -'rv VI! -P1 -..- H1 rn- HD lr- 'NI N1 -Z 'Q N51 if -Ill ..-1 -S. -nl I- NF1 ..... - L... ..- ... J I. , ,, I ,la I 0 '. ,. , ' - ' 4 ff-- -f X71 im YQIXN Delia Kappa Epsilon Founded at Yale I844 ROLL OF CHAPTERS YALE ,COLLEGE . . . , 1844 BOWDOIN COLLEGE 1844 COLBY UNIVERSITY . 1845 AMIIERST COLLEGE . 1846 VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY 1847 UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA . 1847 UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI . 1850 BROWN UNIVERSITY . . . 1850 UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA . 1851 UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA . . 1852 MIAMI UNIVERSITY . 1852 KENYON COLLEGE . 1852 DARTMOUTII COLLEGE . . . 1853 CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF IQENTUCKY 1854 TVIIDDLEEURY COLLEGE . . 1854 UNIVERSITY OF AIIICHIGAN . 1855 WILLIANIS COLLEGE . 1855 LAFAYETTE COLLEGE . 1855 HAMILTON COLLEGE . . 1856 COLGATE UNIVERSITY . , 1856 COLLEGE OF CITY OF NEW TTORK . 1856 UNIVERSITY OF ROGI-IESTER . 1856 RUTGERS COLLEGE . . 1861 DE PAUW UNIVERSITY . . 1866 XIVESLEYAN UNIVERSITY . . . 1867 RENSSELAER POLYTECIINIC INSTITUTE 1867 TIVESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY . 1868 CORNELL UNIVEIKSITY . . 1870 UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO 1870 SYRAGIISE UNIVEIKSITY 1871 COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY . 1874 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA . 1876 TRINITY COLLEGE .... 1879 UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA . . . 1889 MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY ISQO TULANE UNIVERSITY .,,. 1898 TORONTO UNIVERSITY . . 1898 UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA . 1899 MCGILL UNIVERSITY . . . IQOO LELAND STANFORD, JR., UNIVERSITY 1902 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS . . I9O4 UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN . . 1906 UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON 1910 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS . 1912 , H 4 F Q O I l L1 1 I J ' L- I Delia Chi Chapter Established in 1870 V :- FRATRES IN FACULTATE WILDER DWIGHT BANCROFT CHARLES VICTOR PARSELL CHARLES BIDWELL CARLTON POWER ALEXANDER MAGNES DRUMMOND ALFRED CHARLES STEVENS GEORGE EMBODY ALBERT ALEXANDER SOMERVILLE CHARLES EDWARD MANNING JAMES WINANS FRATRES IN URBE FRANK DAVID BOYNTON EDWIN SPENCE GILLETTE FRANK PHILIP BUSSEL REV. EDWARD AGUSTUS GEORGE DOUGLAS GRAVES GILLETTE EDWIN GILLETTE DAVID EUGENE MARSH ASA KENNETH LEONARD CONY STURGIS PHILIP TERRY SENIORS LLOYD BERNARD AVERILL SAMUEL EVERETT HUNKIN ALTON FLETCHER BAKER DONALD LINCOLN CHARLES BARRETT VVILLIAM HALLAM GILLIS MURRAY WILLARD CAMERON COOL RICHARD AVERILL PARKE RICHARD JOHN FOSTER, JR. JOSEPH GUY SHEAFFER DOUGLAS CANEIELD HAWLEY EDMUND TRIPP SLINKARD . JUNIORS REUBEN JULIAN CONTRERAS DONALD DANENHOWER GEORGE BLAINE HOWELL JESSE SUMPTER NLCLENDON IQENNETH DUNCAN MACBXIILLAN GEORGE SWIGGART MILES FRANKLIN CHAMBERLAIN MOORE ALBERT GEORGE GLDRIEVE JULIUS SCHAETZEL GUY ALFRED WHITE SOPHOMORES LEWIS BENEDICT, JR. LAWRENCE WILLIAM BRECK JAMES HOWELL CUMMINGS CHARLES BULLOCK HAZZARD PHILIP SNYDER HILL CLAYTON CASKEY INGERSOLL JOHN MILTON NAZEL HENRY THEODORE WESTERMAN N 195 '1 r' O O n L C ., I . EASSSIS x ? fr be 10 ,f :ii A-713. V S 2'-1, f1fAI '-'I-ffm I ' 'sf' 53299 Aff ,, 2 .fx G X ' ' ,M ,b wr JK 9 I .S I if ' I' , 0 I. 'HCI F- ' WAI A 'M SSE 5 E Eff' I .A ICEWFM-,A ,, ., Phi Delia Theia Founded at Miami University in 1848 ROLL OF CHAPTERS COLBY UNIVERSITY DARTMOUTH COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT WILLIAMS COLLEGE AMHERST COLLEGE BROWN UNIVERSITY CORNELL UNIVERSITY UNION COLLEGE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY LAFAYETTE UNIVERSITY PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLL ALLEGHENY COLLEGE DICKINSON COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA LEHIGH UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA RANDOLPH-RLIACON COLLEGE WASHINGTON 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 IVIISSISSIPPI TULANE UNIVERSITY SOUTH DAKOTA UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO UNIVERSITY OF OREGON DENNISON COLLEGE EGE 196 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY NIIAMI UNIVERSITY OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY OHIO UNIVERSITY OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY CASE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN INDIANA UNIVERSITY WABASII COLLEGE BUTLER COLLEGE FRANKLIN COLLEGE I-IANOVER COLLEGE DE PAUVV UNIVERSITY PURDUE UNIVERSITY NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO KNOX COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN UNIVERSITY OF IVIINNESOTA IOWA WVESLEYAN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF IOWA UNIVERSITY OF NIISSOURI WVESTMINSTER COLLEGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LELAND STANFORD, JR., UNIVERSITY MCGILL UNIVERSITY QCanadaD UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON WASHBURN COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH WHITMAN COLLEGE V I L Y 'll' lr 1: 114 xx lf I1 - xr 11 Q 0 Bl If I I 'O' O If Established in 1872 FRATRES IN FACULTATE .. . P W EDWARD LAWRENCE NIACK HEBER WALLACE PETERS HERBERT HICE WHETZEL ' R I ll ll FRATRES IN URBE , LIBERTY HYDE BAILEY ROBERT ROBINSON BERGEN . - SENIORS CHARLES BRUSH ALLISON NIAURICE WILTON HOWE :: EDWIN WARNER BACON JOHN TROUP MOIR, JR. I JES JESSEN DALL, JR. FREDERICK BERRY MULLEN FN WILLIAM KENYON DRAKE ALBERT BOWMAN SANDERSON, JR. H- WILLIAM ARCHIBALD MCCANDLESS, JR. DAVID LEWIS TRAX 'J 5 - JUNIORS - - ERNEST REYNOLDS ACKER NELSON GARLOCK GOLDEN ' FREDERICK WILLIAM BANKS THEODORE VAN VLECK LAUTZ : . ROGERS BURNHAM ROBERT FRANCIS LUCE PHILLIP WRIGHT FITZPATRICK ALLISON CURTIS MILLS OSCAR FREDERICK PRIESTER - ,- Pi N SOPHOMORES A GEORGE WHITNEY BOWEN EVERETT FREDERIC HOWARTH E N DONALD HAULEY BREEN NICHOLAS HENRY KILEY - .. JOHN SHERMAN COE WILLAIM NIURRAY LEFFINGWELL WILLIAM HENRY CRAMPTON ARCHIBALD MCINTYRE MAXWELL EDWARD HARTLEY DOUGAN WILLIAM WHITMORE GOODALE MOIR :I- CLARENCE WILLIAM DUNBAR CHARLIE RAINE PETTYJOHN . D GEORGE NORRIS HAMMOND VAN BRUNT SEAMAN WILLIAM ROSSITER HINCHMAN ALEXANDER FRANCIS STOLZ R BICKNELL JAMES WOODBURY -Q- .. - H l X 197 . 1' I' - I I ...- B I Th If Pi Wig., , ,THEN 91 '- W' 'A Q35 . AIRS A 'amifwm-11IaII....,g I Folindeq f1t.M1am1 .fa ROLL OF CHAPTERS . I UH1V6YSltY In 1839 , TE- Il flhA A ev , 'II 1, X , I, -V Lififyxxu rfb:-Lf' Ttmf ,--BWI 2 ' Kill, -'U' DISTRICT I DISTRICT X BOWDOIN BROVVN DE PAUW HANOVER MAINE MASS. INST. TECH. INDIANA PURDUE VVABASH DISTRICT II DISTRICT XI GIVIHERST Y XIRXXRTMOUTH B ELOIT CHICAGO ESLEYAN ALE ILLIANIS ILLINOIS KNOX DISTRICT III MICHIGAN XVISCONSIN NORTHWESTERN COLGATE CORNELL ST. LAWRENCE SYRACUSE DISTRICT XII TORONTO UNION OKLAHOMA TEXAS TULANE DISTRICT W DISTRICT XIII COLUMBIA RUTGERS STEVENS IOWA IOWA STATE DISTRICT V MINNESOTA NEBRASKA SOUTH DAKOTA DICKINSON JOHN ITOPKINS LEHIGH PENNSYLVANIA DISTRICT XIV DISTRICT VI IQANSAS KANSAS STATE MISSOURI h VANDERBILT BETHANY PA' STATE COLLEGE XVASHINGTON, MO. VVESTMINSTER WASH.-JEFF. WKVEST VIRGINIA DISTRICT VII DISTRICT XV DAVIDSON VIRGINIA NORTH CAROLINA COLORADO COLORADO COLLEGE COLORADO AIINES DENVER DISTRICT VIII UTAH CASE DENISON IQENYON OHIO VVESLEYAN DISTRICT XVI WVESTERN RESERVE IDAHO OREGON - DISTRICT IX RUNIV. OF WVASHINGTON CENTRAL CINCINNATI MIAMI OHIO DISTRICT XVII OHIO STATE ' VVITTENBERG CALIFORNIA STANFORD l 198 X --A , J' 3 'I ,M Beta Delia Chapier Established in FRATRES IN FACULTATE WILLARD HENRY AUSTEN ERNEST BLAKER EDWARD GORTON DAVIS HERBERT CHARLES ELMER ALBERT BERNARD FAUST FRATRES IN HORACE WOODWORTH NASH CHARLES NATHAN RUDKIN 1874 GERARD EDWARD JENSEN ABRAHAM TUCKER KERR PAUL RUSSELL POPE ALBERT HENRY SWEET FRANK GIRARD TAPPEN URBE DANIEL XVELTY CHARLES WESLEY WHITEHAIR JAMES OLIVER WINSLOW SENIORS CLIFFORD EUGENE BACKMAN EDWARD STEIIN JAMISON FREDERIC LAWRENCE BALLIERE ROBERT SCOTT MESTON LEWIS CHURCH CHAMBERLAIN CLINTON KIRBY SEYMOUR JUNIORS HOMER BODMAN ALBRO WILLIAM HENRY LOCKE ANDERSON ALLEN ALBERT ATWOOD FRANK DAVID BOYNTON JAMES JOSEPH CONROY, JR. CYRUS WALBRIDGE MERRELL LEROY MCQUEEN PHILLIPS HERBERT CHARLES SCHNEIDER SIDNEY WVILLIAM SMITH, JR. DONALD EARL STONEBRAKER JAMES IQING VANCAMPEN SOPHOMORES CHARLES PAUL COGGINS LESTER WELLS DUBOIS ROBERT CURLISS EDMUNDS EDWIN HARVEY HEDGECOCK FRANCIS CUMMING LATHROP, ZND CYRUS W. MILLER CHARLES STUART PERKINS VVILLIAM DE CHASTIGNIER RAVENEL I FRESHMEN ' CHARLES WELLINGTON ELMER MARTIN TILFORD JONES FREDERICK GWINNER STROOP ff , fg-,gg-A121 -I', II ' Q J I III, I ,IAVAA I I Mi fi , I I Af ' 1 ' f- . Q ' X 199 -, ll? , L sv ai sill ' x.-. - f fs 1 74 mx i t if -1, 'IW Q Wg. ? X xx Ns Psi Upsilon Founded at Union College 1833 ROLL OF CHAPTERS THETA DELTA BETA . SIGMA . GAMMA ZETA . LAMBDA KAPPA Psi . X1 . UPSILON IOTA . PHI . CHI . P1 . OMEGA . BETA BETA . ETA . . TAU . MU . RHO . EPSILON OMICRON . DELTA DELTA 200 Union College New York University Yale University Brown University Amherst College Dartmouth College Columbia University Bowdoin College Hamilton College lVesleyan University Rochester University Kenyon College University of Nlichigan Cornell University Syracuse University University of Chicago Trinity College Lehigh University of Pennsylvania of Nlinnesota of Wisconsin of California of Illinois ' University University University University University Williams College 'V Y' Q L Chi Chapfer I Established in 1876 FRATRES IN FACULTATE WATERMAN THOMAS HEWETT WALTER FRANCIS WILLCOX HENRY SHALER WILLIAMS JOHN BENTLY, JR. LOUIS NIUNROE DENNIS KENYON PUTNUM FLAGG FRATRES IN URBE DONALD PETIT BEARDSLEY ANDREW DICKSON WHITE CHAUNCEY PRATT BIGGS CLARK MUNROE DENNIS SENIORS JAMES STANLEY BABBITT CLARENCE EVANS KILBURN THOMAS TURNER COOKE ROBERT GEPHARD MEYLER DUNCAN PREWITT HOUSER GEORGE MAY STEVENS RUSSELL WELLES ' JUNIORS I EDWARD EWEN ANDERSON LAWRENCE D. KINGSLAND, ZND ALBERT BEEHLER ROBERT MINSHALL JAMES EMBURY BRINKERHOFF HERMANN GAUNTLETT PLACE WISER BROWN A WILLIAM FERDINAND STUCKLE BERTRAM FRANCIS WILLCOX SOPHOMORES HOWARD ARCHIBALD MCDONELL ALEXANDER MARSHALL PEABODY WILIIARD FISKE PLACE HAROLD RAYNOLDS PAUL COOPER REBMANN THOMAS ROWAN WAGNER LAWRENCE MOSS ARNOLD JOSEPH CHAMP CARRY LEE HINCHMAN CLARK JOHN LUTHER DOLE HORACE IQING HOUSTON RICHARD BERKLEY MERWIN H- 1:31-:L .,. fic-A 4195, Q51 gp' -::frh,:1- , , 'fp,L,, A A '. ,, , 13 -:z e:g5g'x1v::, Iv- -J-,,f,.f'e1 1 ' P .I -5241 wif.. . . .J P41 Ogg, .Q , ., 5 11 :- - . fr' W-' .-Cr:-,-Q. waf- v . ' 'I . S V S'- L: .' fu -1' A x4 -.5Es 1z2 . -el .rfisziaf fx ' T .MIC I I , . ' ' 1 Q-QIe4.f1DIHiajx?f?f:: Vi I, : ' . AEP- fur, 'E' 21 34 Es! ! ' -f. -L, , -v..'-.Q-f'S1,,.A:v.2. 412, IIS,-, ' - ' 'GBC 'FE iz-2-If-'1Y', . f' 'JH--:1 --,EQ I -. Q -vi zngg- :,A I: ' X 201 '! I' v-gn .... in .. ll nl- .. - .... 'Fi -Us PM Iv. hi- Pl! Ill -aa. .,L. -ln . 'll ...- llu .... .Q- I- F, -J- N I -. .... ll M -1 -4 ,- - - .. A I .. '- - ul I I - - .. as , -4 H .1 D ' r- - l ru I I1 ll S. rf l ... H 1:7 C I nf I wil 1 54 J- '- -If-. ' '--H II f 35-25:3- N A f x-- ---- fl , -I-F' I Yi IT'T:LiT'5 gif? -' 'I'-f-iv-75 ,ff -mm-. gf, gia? 3 . Cat I ! Y ,X7 ,J 'Sl .mg gg -Qzw Im f 7715 Q-fii-.E . LX of' Alpha Tau Omega Founded 1865 ROLL OF CHAPTERS PROVINCE I ALAEAIVIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA PROVINCE II UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO ROSE POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE PURDUE UNIVERSITY ADRIAN COLLEGE PROVINCE III UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO SIMPSON COLLEGE IOXVA STATE COLLEGE 'UNIVERSITY OF IQANSAS PROVINCE IV UNIVERSITY OF B!IAINE COLBY COLLEGE RXIASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY' TUFTS COLLEGE PROVINCE V ST. LAWRENCE UNIVERSITX' CORNELL UNIVERSITY RfIUHLENBURG COLLEGE XIVASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE PROVINCE VI UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA TRINITY COLLEGE COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON PROVINCE VII RfIOUNT UNION COLLEGE WITTENBERG COLLEGE OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY PROVINCE VIII STATE UNIVERSITY OF IQENTUCKY SOUTHWESTERN PRESBYTERIAN UNIVERSITX' VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY PROVINCE IX LELAND STANFORD, IR., UNIVEIKSITY UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OF OREGON ' 202 ENIORY COLLEGE NIERCER UNIVERSITY GEORGIA SCHOOL OP TECHNOLOGY TULANE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HILLSDALE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF RLIICHIGAN ALBION COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF WIVISCONSIN UNIVERSITY OF NIINNESOTA UNIVERSITY OF NIISSOURI UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA UNIVERSITY OF XVYOMING XVORCHESTER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE BROVVN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY' OF VERMONT LEHIGH UNIVERSITY PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE -UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA XVOOSTER UNIVERSITY OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY UNION UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE XVASHINGTON STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON u Nl uw nh- -an M- -I v-1.4 -.O - --1 vw- L..-1 Hu hm.. ND- uf.. ur- S- hw-4 - N -4 I1 nu u-4 nn -1 u-4 M nn- H - I ,- -.. -. N 1' I1 A O ' u ' f 1 A L Beia Theia Chapter Established in 1887 FRATRES IN FACULTATE EUGENE PLUMB ANDREWS JAMES EDWIN CREIGHTON EUGENE ELWIN HASKELL FRATRES IN URBE CHARLES EZRA CORNELL BLINN SILL CUSHMAN ERNEST ALLEN MILLER SENIORS HARRY FRANCIS BYRNE FRANKLIN PAGE CRAGIN EDWIN WALDORF KLEINERT ALVAN STEM HATCH DAVID JOSEPH HOWARD LEONARD FRANCIS HICKS 1 PAUL FITCH SANBORNE 'WILLIAM FIELD STAUNTON, FRANKLIN HENRY THOMAS HAROLD WOOSTER THORNE JR GEORGE RUSSELL THOMPSON JUNIORS I FRANCIS JOSEPH CLARY HILLIARD VINCENT NIACGOWAN ALBERT LEWIS CULBERTSON ALFRED WKVHITAKER WARD RALPH HALL HENRY BISHOP PENTLAND SOPHOMORES EDMUND SCHULTZ BARRINGTON CLIFTON ROSS ROCHE HERBERT CARLTON DRESCHER ALAN ROSS LAURENCE ELIAS HAINES CHESTER BANGS SMITH HENRY WILLARD HUBBELL JOHN NIURKER WATT NORMAN HERBERT LONG ARTHUR WILSON WINSHIP JOSHEPH DEMARNOZ LVIASSON CHARLES CURTIS WOODRUFF, JR. ,I M I ,f ,ffhi 'flgitx I if W' ,..S-'ff-L. ' 'f ' -vfvb . f.zf5?a55 ff -x f I 1 1 fill? 11 : Ein + V 3 I -Af-- EI L ,,---- , A- -A fAsJ4zT?ff A ,jflifgvgigs ff, I . -5,-,nrrwnn 5 V' zigzggo--HV EF' ,if ,,V, LWIIWEEEHSE-E 'lfffsi M ,, ,E ,.,. . ,'1,, , , ,Li ,v., J 'AH X 203 1 1' 1 1 I. Yfh l - fi' A-. -q, ' 3 I If ' ' II , '. . fI,,.gjm'-I 2'--.-I ' I1'w'-If I C f 54.1, .:- XI-X h 'claw I. A HAI: II I' F XII 11.44144-QL J frm fu, V :qgf2x5,..:EmMl2:-.,.VX A g. IF I . l 5 MBI! 4 I KM. Mfg ff I fag ' , r.f 'tfirlxoru .A u - . gun ' I' r '!J W OV 44 N M mln fiskgrot I' f qw, ?,,,1,.,., ffw If I 'I 9' nu Phi Gamma Delia Founded 1848 ROLL OF CHAPTERS WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF MAINE MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY WORCHESTER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE BROWN UNIVERSITY DARTMOUTH COLLEGE AMHERST COLLEGE TRINITY COLLEGE YALE UNIVERSITY COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY NEW YORK UNIVERSITY COLGATE UNIVERSITY CORNELL UNIVERSITY UNION COLLEGE ILLINOIS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA LAFAYETTE COLLEGE LEHIGH UNIVERSITY JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY GETTYSBURG COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSI RICHMOND COLLEGE ALLEGHENY COLLEGE WOOSTER UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF IQANSAS COLORADO COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO TY 204 ADELBERT COLLEGE DENISON COLLEGE VVITTENBERG COLLEGE OHIO STATE INSTITUTE OHIO WESLEYAN COLLEGE INDIANA UNIVERSITY DE PAUW UNIVERSITY HANOVER COLLEGE VVABASH COLLEGE PURDUE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE BETHEL COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY KNOX COLLEGE UNIVERSITY ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY NIICHIGAN UNIVERSITY WISCONSIN UNIVERSITY RIIINNESOTA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO UVILLIAM JEVVELL COLLEGE UNIVERSITY MISSOURI UNIVERSITY NEBRASKA UNIVERSITY CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY WASHINGTON LELAND STANFORD, IR., UNIVERSITY IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF OREGON WILLIAMS COLLEGE l 1 I A M - I r I1 I 1 Kappa a Chapter - , Established in 1888. FRATRES IN FACULTATE THOMAS LYTTLETON LYON ERNEST WILLIAM SCHODER CLARENCE AUGUSTINE MARTIN WILERED MURRAY WILSON ERNEST WILLIAM RETTGER WILLIAM KELTON WRIGHT GEORGE YOUNG, IR. FRATRES IN URBE LEWIS JAY BINGHAM LEIGH MARSH CHAMPAIGN ERNEST DAVID BUTTON PAUL SMITH LIVERMORE DONALD IQEITH CHAMPAIGN XIVOODFORD PATTERSON ALBERT HAYES SHARPB SENIORS CARL WILLIAM BADENHAUSEN WILLIAM ROBERT LANDMESSER HENRY OTIS BONNAR WILLIAM LINCOLN NIERRY, JR ALLEN WALLACE CARPENTER DONALD ANDREW MCLAREN ELSWORTH HOLEMAN DEDERER RICHARD CARL ADOLPH REICHLE GEORGE WILLIAM GAIL, IR. CLYDE ALBERT RUSSEL ROBERT BRUCE GORDON JOHN ALDEN SANFORD JOHN SHERWOOD HOFFMIRE HENRY NEWTON WALCOTT MANOLA NIETHFESSEL XVVIECHERS A JUNIORS OTTO AUGUST BADENHAUSEN LUCIEN WILBER MUELLER HERBERT HAYWOOD DAVIS RICHARD PARTMENTER EDWIN HAIGHT TILLOTSON A SOPHOMGRES GARRETT HENDRICK CONOVER I GEORGE BIRKBECK POST ROBERT HUGH KIMES WINTHROP SANFORD JOHN ADAM KRUGH WVALLACE EDWARD SHEPARD CHARLES RAY MCCALLUM GORDON MCLEAN URNER ROBERT FLETCHER PHILLIPS RICHARD GUNTON WARREN 25 1 N I 1' I - I I I in H H Pl .1 HERBERT ARTHUR GOERTZ CARL LEWIS SCHWEINLER d F , . 0 r ,n ROLL OF CHAPTERS ras lol., tr' I f,- Sl 1 .JW 'L z ,I if, 11 f ,mf . ,:?j17G-- YYVY 'I :mfg , R u 3 ,Vt ri- 1 I I ' -L- i I , V I gsfifll, 'li l iv 1' il ZR 677.1 'Fist- ' , we ' - ..: ilk?:3:i:T:Lz'PEl,igf:3:3:T:if ,ff ' ,E Vy, , f I I, i W A , 1,55 :Q 6, A L 1. 'A' 1 -1 f i I 'G..,yip1,,gr:i35,g1fi Phi Delia Phi KENT, University of hflichigan BENJAMIN, Illinois Wfesleyan University BOOTII, Northwestern University STORY, Columbia University COOLEY, St. Louis Law School, W ashingto T POMEROY, University of California n Univ. BXIARSHALL, George Vllashington University JAY, Albany Law School, Union University WEBSTER, Boston University PIAMILTON, University of Cincinnati GIBSON, University of Pennsylvania CHOATE, Harvard Law School LVAITE, Yale Law School FIELD, New York University 1 CONKLING, Cornell University TIEDMAN, University of Nlissouri NIINOR, University of Virginia DILLON, University of Minnesota DANIELs, Buffalo Law School CHASE, University of Oregon HARLAN, University of Wisconsin SWAN, Ohio State University 2 x'lCCLAIN, State University of Iowa LINCOLN, University of Nebraska FULLER Chicaoo Col. of Law, Lake Forest Univ. 7 D NIILLER, Leland Stanford, Jr., University GREEN, University of Kansas COMSTOCK, Syracuse University DXN'IGHT, New York Law School FQSTER, University of Indiana RANNEY, VVestern Reserve Law School LANGDELL, University of Illinois BALLINGER, University of YVashington BEATTY, University of Southern California BREWER, Denver University DOUGLAS, University of Chicago EVARTS, Brooklyn Law Sch., St. Lawrence Univ. NIALONE, Vanderbilt University OSGOODE, Law School of Upper Canada REED, University of Maine ROBERTS, University of Texas SHIRAS, University of Pittsburgh 'Tl-IOMAS, University of Colorado TUCKER, Wlashington and Lee University O6 lu nd vi -I , r hi In rn H -4 -I In u , .I - va ns I I L. rl L Conkling Chapter Established in I 888 FRATRES IN FACULTATE GEORGE GLEASON BOGERT CHARLES KELLOGG BURDICK ALFRED HAYES, JR. FRATRES IN JAMES L. BAKER FRED A. CLOCK FORDYCE A. COBB HERBERT JOHNSON ADAIR GEORGE SULLIVAN AMORY HARRY FRANCIS BYRNE JOHN EDWARD DIXON A FRANK IRVINE CHARLES TRACY STAGG WALTER FRANCIS WILLCOX URBE GEORGE B. DAVIS MORRIS S. HALLIDAY EDWARD N. JACKSON SENIORS BRATON RICHARDSON GARDNER ROSCOE CHAMBERS GWILLIA M LUTHER HARRIS HISCOCK JOSEPH KISSAM INNESS MARIO LAZO HAROLD RAINSFORD POUCH PAUL KRUSA ROTH DAVID FAIRMAN TABER, JR ROBERT HENRY WILSON, JR. ALLEN ALBERT ATWOOD LLOYD BERNARD AVERILL FRANCIS JOSEPH CLARY JAMES JOSEPH CONROY, JR. JUNIORS HERBERT ARTHUR GOERTZ GEORGE PAUL HEFFERNAN JOHN ALDEN KNIGHT, JR. WALTER WINSTON :KREBS EUGENE BARRETT REED WILLIAM RANDOLPH GARGUILO BYDER WELLINGTON WILDE, JR. JAMES MAURICE AUNGST SGPHOMORES HERBERT CARLTON DRESCPIER ALFRED NIARTIN FOELLINGER ARTIIIUR REYNOLDS HICKMAN HORAGE KING HOUSTON RONALD CAMPBELL X 2 EDWARD OIROURKE, JR. CHESTER MAY ROBBINS ALAN ROSS WAYNE COLFAX SELBY CHARLES COOPER STALTER VAN ATTA 4' I1 il I E I L ALPHA BETA . GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ZETA . ETA . THETA IOTA , KAPPA LAMBDA NIU . NU . XI . OMICRON . PI . SIGMA . TAU . UPSILON PHI . CHI . PSI . . OMEGA ALPHA DEUTERON BETA DEUTERON . GAMMA DEUTERON DELTA DEUTERON EPSILON DEUTERON wf. H?h,,, gil' .,,. ve A . IH, A . ar m -Mr' L ,7,,1-,-I, 1' I' fi fi Phi Sigma Kappa Founded in 1873 ROLL OF CHAPTERS 2 hiassachusetts Agricultural College Union University Cornell University University of 'West Virginia Yale University College of the City of New York University of Nlaryland Columbia University Stevens Institute of Technology Pennsylvania State College George Vlfashington University University of Pennsylvania Lehigh University St. Lawrence University Nlass. Institute of Technology Franklin and hlarshall College St. John's College Dartmouth College Swarthmore College Brown University VVilliams College University of Virginia University of California University of Illinois University of lVIinnesota Iowa State College University of lVIichigan Vlforcester Polytechnic Institute 41 -- r 'l 0 'Q' ru' s'aJ 0 an 'N I-1 Gamma Chapter Established in 1889 FRATRES IN FACULTATE HERMAN DIEDERICHS WILLIAM JACOB DIEDERICHS CLARENCE FLOYD HIRSHFELD GRANT SHERMAN HOPKINS JAMES MARTIN LOHR VERANUS ALVA MOORE FRATRES IN URBE A. B. BROOKS J. B. GRUMBEIN SENIORS JAMES ALBERT DOUGHER HAROLD RAINSFORD POUCH JOSEPH KISSAM INNESS EUGENE BARRETT REED JOHN ADAMS MOFFITT BYDER WELLINGTON WILDE HAROLD PHILLIPS WILSON JUNIORS , ROBERT HUBBARD BAHNEY RUSSELL F. DIXON GEORGE HAMLIN BOCKIUS ROBERT EMERSON MACKENZIE JACQUES VAN BRUNT CROPSEY THOMAS WINFREY MILLER ROBERT LOUIS STREBEL SOPHOMORES JAMES MAURICE AUNGST HENRY NEGUS BOUCHER GEORGE MANVILLE DICKSON ARTHUR ROSS HARVEY ROBERT RALSTON JONES, JR. MANNING SLEE TAITE HENRY ALONZO MONTFORT JOHN SHIVELY KNIGHT ROBERT COLBERT MOFFITT WILLIAM EBER ROBINSON ALONZO NELSON SMITH JOHN LANE SPRAGUE XII i B . P. f ,y 1ff :4A4I-E' 54 .fi ' 1 5 - .. I SE .- .. ' ' ' N' ' f' .25 5. I , X xx A W 'x . ' , W, -:QW 79: . , N gs 1 2 5 ,f SIL ' 2:1 . ' A 0 'LS .- J .43 If lf E-g l : ,.mu11x Wk- H A Jn xi V l. .I - ,A ,QL 6 :Y Jb gml 1: ' um - . . I' :::f.,f1'7.A- - ' I ., api: 1-4,-. f ,I ,. -f ' ' I hi-4 H.. --. Fill llri Hw- '-H 'ES ,. lg 'rf Hel 5.44 NH I-4. fy!!! Wi 1 , re-1 L' rss 'f: fE 'vi '45 -.1 'H --1 'r4 ..- ...- .4- -1 N I 'I 209 , IR. FABER ' rj If ' Ea., ...... ' U f -D 'll -4 I I , EL, LLL,LIfQf1IL NMI In '.A129::I 4 ly 1- fl I I II EHr!1lIlil I I i f I L HI A I L II : : SITO G 4,99 ' TA U We :: Delia Tau Delia Founded at Bethany College 1859 . .. ROLL OP CHAPTERS WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE TUFTS COLLEGE 1: OHIO UNIVERSITY MASS. INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY ALLEGHENY COLLEGE TULANE UNIVERSITY OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY CORNELL UNIVERSITY .. - HILLSDALE COLLEGE NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY ' INDIANA UNIVERSITY LELAND STANFORD, JR., UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA . DEPAUW UNIVERSITY OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY , ., UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS BROWN UNIVERSITY ' 'f WABASH COLLEGE WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY ' STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA -I LEHIGH UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA 3 - UNIVERSITY OF INDIANAPOLIS UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO ALBION COLLEGE ARMOUR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE DARTMOUTH COLLEGE 5: UNIVERSITY OF IOWA VVEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY KENYON COLLEGE VVESLEYAN UNIVERSITY COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY GEORGE VVASHINGTON UNIVERSITY F I EMORY COLLEGE BAKER UNIVERSITY ADELBERT COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS U UNIVERSITY THE SOUTH UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI UNIVERSITY MINNESOTA LAFAYETTE COLLEGE IZ UNIVERSITY COLORADO PURDUE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON I VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF MAINE A - UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI - -I IOWA STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA UNIVERSITY OF OREGON SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY . PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH I.. . UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS . .I 210 ii I 1 l.l-J ' Beia Omicron Chapter Established in 1890- FRATRES IN FACULTATE ROLLA CLINTON CARPENTER CHARLES KLETCHUM CARPENTER FRATRES IN JOHN PHELPS HARDING JOHN ALVIN MCIQEAGE PHILLIPS HENRY NIALLORY FRANCIS JOSEPH SEERY CHARLES LAIDLAW WILLIAMS URBE EDWARD MORGAN ST. JOHN MONROE MARSH SWEETLAND ROGER XIVILLIAMS CLAPP SENIORS AUGUSTUS LAWRENCE FEICK ALVIN FRANK GRIESEDIECK WILLIAM HENRY IKEELER, 3RD HERBERT BENJAMIN KNOX, JR. FREDERICK EMMONS NIEDRINGHAUS JESSE MORSE ROBINSON ROBERT CHARLES TRETHAWAY JUNIORS WILLIAM ADAMS COULTER LAWRENCE DUNBAR EDSON ARMIN CHARENTON FRANK ROBERT STEWART LVIENZIES FRASER GEORGE PAUL HEFFERNAN DONALD LEE MALLORY LINUS VERE WINDNAGLE DEGRAAF WOODMAN SGPHOMORES JOSEPH SIDNEY BARR JO HARNLY CABLE KENNETH BARNARD CHAMP HARRY MOORE EDWARDS, JR. ERNEST CLEVELAND FORTIER CONVERSE HILL WILLIS SACKETT IQNIGHTON KIRK WESLEY HOWRY LAWRENCE VICTOR SMITH JAMES EDWIN WATSON, JR. ROBERT BRUCE WARDON JOHN HART WILLIAM HENRY JACKSON WOODEORD U' 2 M I-. 1 fag . E27'7 ' 31 J -'wf,.4:,c : - , 3151 - 'ff , 1 - 17341, -SA,giwgi.gf-Egfmzrrfzm:-Bax Sx'v:m:Hav MQ L4 ' e V A555 filiii.. 'fiqiliiih . R: ' -J! .A-' k1!.A '4-, iam ia A xv I ' I. z wig 'ifaff ff-3 5-..z,I ,gif E 5455355 iii! IIS, MQW? Ra fi 1-Il .. rfffi ,ASW Livgl We 'i'Q'i55f 'm 1'HgI-yy ,uf LI, .Wi 'Q .. I 1 3+ 5:9-Q rg '- 4-- 'Ar -13 J' ,, ,'-257, , a w w 1 '- f'f1?'7' Ti I 211 'I xx A 1 '1 - - ll - 11 lx 'll ll 'Xl ll I I1 1.1 -' II x -xx -'Jr-1f:'4 1, iii -' 11'-'rv - 'Nil I 1 ' ,aeiiyarxm fiifigrfirs 'QQQHS gunz jaeei Sigma Phi Founded at Union College 1827 ROLL OF CHAPTERS ALPHA OF NEW YORK Union College BETA OF NEW YORK Hamilton College . ALPHA or MASSACHUSETTS Williams College . DELTA OF NEW YORK Hobart College . ALPHA OF VERMONT University of Vermont . ALPHA OF MICHIGAN University of Michigan . ALPHA OF PENNSYLVANIA Lehigh University . EPSILON or NEW YORK Cornell University ALPHA OF WISCONSIN University of Wisconsin . ALPHA OF CALIFORNIA University of California . 212 1827 1831 1834 1840 1845 1858 I887 1890 1908 1912 I I T' 7 l Epsilon of New York Established in I 890 FRATRES IN FACULTATE 4.1 GEORGE PRENTISS BRISTOL ANDREW DICKSON WHITE SENIORS LAWRENCE KINGSI,EY CALLAHAN JAMES LOUIS HOOKER ARTHUR FILLINGHAM MCCANN JUNIORS WILLIAM DOOLITTLE CRIM BRANDRETH SYMONDS, JR. JOHN FINNEY MERRICK JOHN HAROLD VICKERS SOPHOMORES OSWALD CAMMAN BRLIWSTER GUSTAV ERBE, JR. WALTER BRAINERD CRANE PHILIP DOUGLAS FLANNER SIDNEY CLARK DOOLITTLE LESTER FINNEY MERRICK F RESHMAN CHARLES WILSON JEFFERSON fW'.Sf 9Y fs? . -' -.IA g QI: ' , 'O 1 ---' ff fl i' M Am I I III! X 213 'P . Y' L. f-.4 -, I- -.n ..- Il hull In-1 I...- nhl I I. nb 'P' S- h -an 'lil 'Pl --1 I -I-1 vn- '--1 :Il lil I..-4 -.. r-Ii pn- in H-1 .M ..1I I.. I T? nf , T .,-' Y-9157 I- 5 HISI - S Igma Chl : Founded 1855 ROI1 Of Chapters MIAMI UNIVERSITY TULIXNE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF WOOSTER ALBION COLLEGE OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY LEHIGH UNIVERSITY GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CAL. UNIVERSITY OF IVIISSISSIPPI CORNELL UNIVERSITY PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY INDIANA UNIVERSITY LELAND STANFORD, IR., UNIVERSITY , DENISON UNIVERSITY COLORADO COLLEGE ' DE PAUW UNIVERSITY 'UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA DICKINSON COLLEGE PURDUE UNIVERSITY BUTLER COLLEGE CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY LAFAYETTE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI HANOVER COLLEGE DARTMOUTH COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN NORTHVVESTERN UNIVERSITY IUNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS HOBART COLLEGE IQENTUCKY STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA IVEST 'VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY 'COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI BELOIT COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO H STATE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA UNIVERSITY OF NIAINE MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY ILLINOIS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF VVASHINGTON UNIVERSITY WISCONSIN UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY TEXAS SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY KANSAS UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS H UNIVERSITY OREGON UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA UNIVERSITY NORTH DAKOTA UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH WABASH COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH - CASE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY TRINITY COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA BROWN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA I1 214 F 1, 'L I I 0 n'a 3 J I lr Li 1 r,1 ' Alpha Phi Chapfer Established in I 890 FRATRLS. IN FACULTATE FREDERICK MILLER SMITH JOHN VVILLIAM HEBEL JAMES LEFFERTS LANDT SENIORS JULIAN MAUS FAUVRE WILLIAM WATTLES HORNER ROSCOE CHAMBERS GWILLIAM GEORGE WASHINGTON RAPP, JR ROBERT HENRY WILSON, JR. JUNIORS HOWARD BOYER FLOCK BRAINARD CLEVELAND NORTON EDWARD :KOHNE KLINGELHOFER ALFRED REED, JR. JOHN HINTON LOPEZ WILLIAM DURRELL SIEBERN PERCIVAL ALEXANDER MCCAXNDLESS DEGRAY WHITE 1 STEWART COLLINS XVILSON SOPHOMORES ROSS GARRISON BENNETT WALTER JAY IQRESS VALENTINE ALLAIN BROWNING RAYMOND JAMES LALLY JOHN PAGE CASPAR 'JOSEPH FRANKLIN MOSSER ALBERT BRADEN DIVVENS CHARLES LOUIS THOMAS, JR. ALFRED MARTIN FOELLINGER HENRY DOWLEY WHITIAKER FRESHMEN LEONARD STEPHENS SMITH, JR. HAROLD ROBSON LEBLOND .I R, ,,., ,. - ., , .. . ,,,,,- ' f , , -8 ...J , ..,-, xv. -. I , 'J - ,,,I.!f.' 'f'Q'f?i3g-'zf ' ,Qjf-Iv 42.,,,iZ'2f- 1 f .':fi2' 3532 . A: - .IAN I-1 . ,:--, I 'I f. -- ww 1 4- ' .IJ::IAI. - , bww A., mi, -1- . zur, ' , .iff 3 ff:.':f?W 'f'2'.., 'T :-'-F I 'V S 1 fZ1,g:1T1::f2L13l 7. I I .I I ' 'i..3e ,. 1. E' I -P ' I- Iugfv ' I- Jw z I I ' I .. wi' - SI. Ji' , TEIIZE, I 5,4 :la A Iwq 315' if..-5. . ' '1'-'- 25 '?:5 21.1.4 vfzafclff ' ' ' '4f ff4 11 W ilvsff.'-- 'I-I-r-11:-zeA.,,,,2f, 6' TT -sw. 4 ' W 7 SV' fff ,'3.,q,,,1f,4, f '- , I, . - ,,,Qg,'2Eh mmm I, I 1 V J 215 'I I' 0 L I. .. grill F gg . :': ..,.. irflllllllllllin 3 f UIIIIUIII EfE'fr1rE2E'fF1Ei ill' I lllfmf' fu 915+ 'Aga I ,, , ZfZfQ,gZ313,,-,2 , EPA . QQ ' 1, I , I' , MICFX M! I 1 Delia Chl Founded at Cornell 1890 ROLL OF CHAPTERS ' CORNELL . , . . Cornell University NEW YORK New York University MINNESOTA . University of Minnesota .4 MICHIGAN . University of IVIichigan DICKINSON . Dickinson University CHICAGO-IQENT Chicago-Kent Law School H BUFFALO . University of Buffalo r OSGOODE HALL University of Toronto SYRACUSE . Syracuse University UNION . Albany Law School OHIO STATE . Ohio State University CHICAGO . University of Chicago GEORGETOWN Georgetown University PENNSYLVANIA University of Pennsylvania VIRGINIA - University of Virginia STANFORD , Leland Stanford, Ir., University I TEXAS . University of Texas WASIIINGTON , University of IVashington NEBRASKA . . . University of Nebraska SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA . University of Southern California CALIFORNIA . . . University of California IOWA . . . . . University of Iowa .. KENTUCKY . . . . University of Kentucky N ALUMNI CHAPTERS CHICAGO, Chicago, Illinois GOLDEN GATE, San Francisco, California NEW SCORK, New York City Los ANGELES, Los Angeles, California BUFFALO, Buffalo, New York ST. LOUIS, St. Louis, lXfIissouri WASHINGTON, W3Sh1I1gtOH, D.C. SEATTLE, Seattle, Washington COLUMBUS, Columbus, Ohio TWIN CITY, IVIinneapOlis, Minnesota HOUSTON, Houston, Texas 216 r I1 ' fa I 1 I 'L W I ggi J L. Cornell Chapier .. Established in 1890 ' FRATRES IN FACULTATE I ' HOWARD EDWARD BABCOCK 'f QI FRATRES IN UREE . ' ii na STEPHEN EDWIN BANKS GEORGE FREDERICK ROGALSKY HOWARD BURK BESSEMER HARRY GEORGE STUTZ MONROE MARSH SWEETLAND SENIORS J ' MAHLON BENJAMIN DOING GERALD HALL MAYERS IQ, WILLIAM TILLINGHAST GORTON RALPH WILLIAM ORR A ' RAYMOND THOMAS JONES FREDERICK AUGUST ROGALSKY Q WILBUR JOHNSON LAMONT WILLIS ADAM SCHAUE g H ARTURO MARTINEZ GEORGE BURNETT VAN BUREN I- -1 JUNIORS JOHN EDMUNDS COLLEY JOHN HUYLER HAUPT :gg WILLIAM CORNWALL1 CLARK HUGH ROSS JOHNSTONE 2 MILTON DE BAUN JOHN DONALD DOWD J CHARLES RAYMOND EVERETT ELLIOTT MORSE MCGINNIES .L GEORGE FRANKLIN ' HAROLD N. BICK 5' FLOYD WILLIAM SNYDER ' hw P1 SOPHOMGRES ' HENRY BIGK, JR. HAROLD CLARK KENNEDY Q. FREDERICK E. BAILEY BERT WILSON :I GEORGE WINEIELD BRAYMER ALPHEUS PHELPS 'V I JOHN ARTHUR JENNINGS JOHN R. SCHWARTZ P-4 F4 ,, , I I .'4-'X- 1 ' . N 24' Ji. I ,I . ff fpfjjg- MLK ff? 15,7 N ' Q1 1 -iii' X- .Z f . , ,I 'F J j,' ...lj-sl E ff? sslallllhz.-'Dime L.AL. 2 ..f!iI! Q, '-3, I ::::I IQJIJ f::: f--.fgggzzzf-IQ -- xg 5 I If. 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I OA 7 1 ff AWLL Af Sigma Alpha Epsilon Founded NIarClI 9, 1856 ROLL OF CHAPTERS UNIVERSITY OF RCIAINE BOSTON UNIVERSITY IVIASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF rIwECI-INOLOGY HARVARD 'UNIVERSITY XVORCESTER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE CORNELL UNIVERSI1'Y COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY' SAINT STEVENS COLLEGE ALLEGHENY COLLEGE DICKINSON COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE BUCKNELL UNIVERSITX' UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA GETTYSBURC COLLEGE GEORGE XIVASI-IINC-TON UNIN'ERSITY UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA VVASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY DAVIDSON COLLEGE XIVOFFORD COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA BXIERCER UNIVERSITY EMORY COLLEGE GEORGIA SCHOOL OF 'TECHNOLOGY SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ADRIAN COLLEGE MOUNT UNION COLLEGE OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY ' SOUTHWESTERN BAPTIST UNIVEIKSITY CASE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE FRANKLIN COLLEGE PURDUE UNIVEIXSITY UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA UNIVERSITY OF NORTII CAROLINA OREGON STATE COLLEGE NORTHVVESTERN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA UNIVERSITY OF AIVISCONSIN UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI TVASHINGTON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA .UNIVERSITY OF IONVA UNIVERSITX' OF ARKANSAS IOWA STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO DENVER UNIVERSITY COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY r11ULANE UNIVERSITY ' UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF IQENTUCKY BETHEL COLLEGE ISIENTUCKY STATE COLLEGE SOUTHNVESTERN PRESBYTERIAN UN CUMBERLAND UNIVERSITY VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH UNIVERSITY OF INDIANA UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS DARTBIIOUTH COLLEGE LELAND STANFORD, -IR., UNIVERSITY UNION UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH DAKOTA .NIILLIKEN UNIVERSITY IQANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY WASHINGTON STATE COLLEGE BELOIT COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH 218 IVERSITY H I I 1 I LJ' I. ew York Alpha Chapter I Established in ISQI FRATRES IN FACULTATE MELVIN GLEASON CROWELL HARRY PORTER WELD ALLEN ABBOTT YOUNG SENIORS ALDEN CRIPPEN BUTTRICK JOHN THOMAS CALLAGHAN VERNON BALLARD CHASE CHAPMAN EBERSOLE EDWIN ALVIN EISENBEIS LOUIS ROTHE FARR FRED HENRY FRANZ HOBERT WINSHIP BARNES DAVID ROGER NIUNSICK EVERETT CHARLES READ WALTER LEROY SAUNDERS GEORGE BERTRAM ROBBINS JEREMIAH JOSEPH HAYES HAROLD JAY RUSSELL JAEHNE MCLAUCHLIN RALPH JOHN MYERS' DAVID RUDELVIN PAULSON WILLIAM RANDOLPH SMITH EAKIN LOCKWOOD WHELESS JUNIORS CARL DICKEY 'SMITH JOSEPH FREDERICK STAMPEER, JR. DONALD CHURCH THOMPSON VIMONT CARPENTER WELCH FRANK HAUCKE EDWIN MARTIN COOLEDGE WILLIAM JEROME CLARK HERBERT OSCAR EISENBEIS ROBERT GRIFFITH HEARNE HOWARD ALEXANDER MACRAE STUART ARTHUR READ PAUL WILLIAM KELLOGG ROBERT NEVIN STANDISH WALTER HAROLD BATTS GEORGE KENDRICK BERTHOLD LEON GILBERT CLAY WESTON EVANS DAVIE JOSEPH TORMEY DEGRANGE SOPHOMORES RICHARD HOLT SWINTON RONALD CAMPBELL VAN ATTA HOLDEN COOPER WALL FRANCIS CRESSY WILBUR HAMILTON HARVEY ROBERTS ADRIAN THOMAS SHANNON WALTER BROWNING NICGREVV FRESHMEN GEORGE FREDERICK ENSWORTH WALTER LELAND INGHAM WALTER JULIUS MEIER THOMAS CAFFEY ROBERTSON ROBERT KNIGHT STORY, JR. FRANK WADSWORTH, JR. X H in u v- N un - un ns lu M h in B-1 1- v-4 in S. S. .. N ,- 'I , F' . ,na Q E -I II x 11 II xx IT 1 1 1 x x x r Q ' Delia Phi 1 Founded at Union College 1827 A ROLL OF CHAPTERS ALPHA Union College 1827 L BETA Brown University , 1838 H GAMMA New York University 1841 DELTA Columbia University 1842 EPSILON Rutgers College . . 1845 ETA University of Pennsylvania . 1849 LAMBDA Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 1864 NU Lehigh University . . , 1884 X1 Johns Hopkins University 1885 ,, OMICRON Sheiqfield Scientific School 1889 P1 Cornell University . 1891 H RHO University of Virginia IQO8 -fzn J 1 E6 I4 L I f A VIN ll 1' Il ll ll Ir xx Il I1 YY Q -J I. Pi Chapter 5 Established in I8QI 4 FRATRES IN FACULTATE LANE COOPER BRYANT FLEMING FRATRES IN URBE CLARENCE TARBELL GEORGE SCHUYLER TARBELL SENIORS DONALD ROBINSON BALDWIN RUSSELL HIGBEE CLEMINSHAW JERE DUDLEY EGGLESTON FREDERICK VERNON FOSTER PHILIP HYATT HASELTON JOHN ALPHEUS VANDERSLICE HERBERT HOOW7ER WALLOWER GORDON ELLWOOD WIGHTMAN JUNIORS HENRY PARSONS BOGGIS GEORGE STEWART KING HENRY WALLACE CALDWELL WILLIAM CALDER JR HOLLIS HANFORD DANN HENRY WARE ONES MURRAY MCCONNEL CLIFFORD DURAND SMITH JUSTUS VON BEUST VON LENGERKE SOPHOMORES JOSEPH EDDY GILLINGHAM CRAIG RALPH NEUHAUS JOHN WARD MARTIN GARRETT AMOS TAYLOR 22 JVIAURICE MEYER MINTON, JR. FRANK GIFFORD TALLMAN, JR. Q:- r-ll X HPI ...I N I un III.. NP' 'il I Pl!! .. ...- c I I I I I NP' .. E I If IV 'J' P47-4 lqhi I vn- V I. I 3-L Mu I I PIP' N... hi-4 I... 5174 I--. 551 Dahl -.. ..-I Hi Iii EC ..- .--I l F H - un P' '1 I l it ll H H P1 1 'J ' v 1 .IL J P' 51 ' V! F H ALBERT HUNTINGTON HOOKER, JR. FREDERICK BARTLETT SCOTT N in iq . U N Y n A ' F I H ' il . .. I 1 -I I1 I 5: ll .1 ' '- I - LI Kappa Sigma F Ounded 1867 F fi RO1lOfCha.pterS ka-,2 UNIVERSITY OF MAINE BOWDOIN COLLEGE NEW HANIPSHIRE COLLEGE DARTMOUTII COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT ACIASSACHUSETTS STATE COLLEGE HARVARD UNIVERSITY BROWN UNIVERSITY CORNELL UNIVERSITY NEW YORK UNIVERSITY SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY SWARTHMORE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY LEHIGH UNIVERSITY DICKINSON COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA RANDOLPH-MACON COLLEGE VVASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY WILLIAM AND NIARY COLLEGE HAMPDEN-SYDNEY COLLEGE RICHMOND COLLEGE DAVIDSON COLLEGE TRINITY COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA NORTH CAROLINA A. AND M. COI.LEGE MERCER UNIVERSITY GEORGIA SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA UNIVERSITY OF ,ALABAMA DENISON UNIVERSITY IALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE CUMBERLAND UNIVERSITY VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE SOUTHWESTERN PRESBYTERIAN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY CASE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE XAJASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY OF BXIICHIGAN PURDUE UNIVERSITY WAEASH COLLEGE UNIV'ERSITY OF INDIANA UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS LAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO UNIVERSITY OF WIVISCONSIN UNIVERSITY OF ACIINNESOTA UNIVERSITY OF IOWA UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA WVILLIAM -IEVVELL COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI MISSOURI SCHOOL OF MINES BAKER UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA NIILLSAPS COLLEGE LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY TULANE UNIVERSITY SOUTHVVESTERN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS UNIVERSITY OF DENVER COLORADO COLLEGE COLORADO SCHOOL OF BCIINES LELAND STANFORD, JR., UNIVE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OF VVASHINGTON UNIVERSITY OF OREGON UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO IOWA STATE COLLEGE WASHINGTON STATE COLLEGE WASHBURN COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 222 RSITY 'I I ' . ll ls 1 I 41 Tlji fa., I 0 F Alpha Kappa Chapier Established in 1892 FRATRES IN FACULTATE JEREMIAH SWEETSER FERGUSON DAVID CLINTON GILLESPIE LEX RAY HESSLER DAVID FLETCHER HOY WARREN LAFAYETTE MOODY WVILLARD XIVINFIELD ROWLEE ELMER SETH SAVAGE EDWARD ALBERT WHITE FRATRES IN URBE JOB LAWRENCE BACON JAMES FRANCIS BOYD EUGENE BLAKELY DURR WILLIAM DELBERT FUNKHAUSER DALY RADO GASS PAUL FLETCHER CHARLES BENTON MOORE ELTON ROCKWELL NORRIS WALTER BURTON NOURSE THOMAS J. RYAN . CHARLES WALLACE WVEEB WHITTIER SENIORS HOWARD ALFRED BURGARD WALTER EDWIN HIGGINS WILLARD HENRY BURGARD FRANCIS TOWNSEND HUNTER HARRY AUGUSTUS FRICKA EATON JAMES DONALD NICCUTCHEON CORNELL NICHOLAS PFOHL JUNIORS RUSSELL SHEPPARD BECK JOSEPH PAUL BRIGHT SAMUEL THOMAS BROWN CHANDLER BURPEE PAUL WITHERSPOON ECKLEY RICHARD THOMAS GUILBERT JOHN HAYDOCK, 3RD DONALD FOGLE INNESS STANLEY OVERHOLT LAW ORRIN STOREY RUSSELL STANLEY HOWE SISSON JOHN CALDWELL CORLISS GARDINER ROGER EATON STEWART SOPHOMORES ' ALBERT GARDNER ANDERSEN ROBERT LUCAS BLANCHARD WILLARD RICHARDSON HEALD EARLE BUDD HOPPER DANIEL HENRY NIALLAN PAUL DENNISON MATTHEWS FRANK NELMS, JR. ALFRED BRYAN PATTERSON, JR FRANCIS BLAIR SANDO WILLIAM D. MULLEN SHUMAN CHARLES COOPER STALTER EDWIN HEWES THOMAS ANDREW JACKSON WHITNEY, 3RD FRESHMAN CHAUNCEY JUDD STEWART N 223 1 f' :- I .. ,- .L- -.... Q52 3.512-' :ili- L2 .- 1. -Q -uh ui!! -H' CJ, ,wx W'- -A lv-1 -.-. li 'P-1 lb -ri -li .ni Ii --4 vii il- lr-1 -. 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ERNEST CLINTON CHADBOURNE EDWARD EARL ,LUDWIG WILTON NATHANIEL EDDY ALAN SPARKS JOHN HENRY V'OHR JUNIORS ALLEN SIDNEY FRENCH WILLIAM LEROY LIPPINCOTT ELDRIDGE DECKER LINDSLEY LEWIS RAYMOND SKINNER WILLIAM DELMORE THOMPSON SOPHOMORES ARTHUR MAX DIETRICHV ARCHIBALD COBB HALLOCK MANLY MASON GALE CHARLES WADE NICFADDEN LOUIS BROWN MALONEY I , 1 - gli , , - A I ' I 1 5' . 1 1' ,ai 2 31 .,ggff5'fEgf if ' ' -.W ffl ' 2413 '-E- .gijgqh-5, A I I .2:, 5 ,Lei ?gW? 5Qx:li'5 .. I . V I ' I haz y , if . X 225 ri TOWNSHEND MORRIL MORROW CORNELL KEDZIE GRANITE NEBRASKA . MASSEY . LA GRANGE . GREEN MOUNTAIN WILSON . BABCOCK . CENTENNIAL MAINE MISSOURI. ELLICOTT CALIFORNIA . PURDUE IQANSAS DACOTAH KENTUCKY . TENNESSEE . GEORGIA .1 J I. 1 IrI,1iG'41Ql' 7'f'B1 W 2 5: 1 7 'T 1'-l . I 03 A r ii? . Alpha Z eta Founded at Ohio State University, 1897 ROLL OF CHAPTERS I2 Ohio State University 3 Pennsylvania State College :Z University of Illinois ' Cornell University h F Michigan Agricultural College New Hampshire State College University of Nebraska North Carolina State College University of Minnesota University of Vermont ' Iowa State College University of Wisconsin University of Colorado University of Maine University of Missouri Washington State College University of California Purdue University University of Kansas North Dakota Agricultural College University of Kentucky ' University of Tennessee University of Georgia ' 226 r I1 O ' in FRATRES IN FACULTATE O I J ' 5. I Cornell Chapier Established in I9OI THOMAS ALEXANDER BAKER RALPH WRIGHT CURTIS OLIVER WESLEY DYNES ARTHUR WITTER GILBERT ROYAL GILKEY EARLE VOLCART HARDENBURG FRATRES IN IVIAX FLAVEL ABELL SENIORS FREDERICK GARDNER BEHRENDS ROYAL GOULD BIRD LESLIE BROWN WILLIAM DORR CHAPPELL ARTHUR ROSE ELDRED I-IALSEY B. KNAPP KENNETH CARTER LIVERMORE GEORGE WALTER TAILBY, JR. ARTHUR LEE THOMPSON I CHARLES HENRY TUCK WESLEY WORTH WARSAW URBE ROBERT MIFFLIN SNYDER FREDERICK ALFRED .IESSEN LESLIE GEORGE KNAPP I-IARWOOD MARTIN NEWTON CHAUNCEY ROGERS DANIEL TREADWELL WALDEN LOUIS ARTHUR ZIMM JUNIORS ROBERT ABRAHAM BROWNING PAUL RUSSELL CHAPPELL ARTHUR DAVID DAVIES WAYLAND PATTERSON FROST GEORGE STEBBINS KEPHART DANIEL STENTZ IVIORGAN RALPH FULFORD PERKINS FRANCIS WELLS REEVE HAROLD GSBORNE JOHNSON ISAAC NEWTON VOORHEES SOPHGMORES GEORGE TURNER DIBBLE RONALD GLEN IKNAPP I I Fl'-I 'I I - ur-I ...I I I nn-' -In, I Pill' ui nu Fir-I I I I --.P .I- I I I My 1...-,I I I I I as-I an-I I I I I I nr-I -..- I I I I PID-4A p--.I I II I r--I H.. I I 'P .,III ,. .. I A I 57 -I I-I 35137 54 . . .6541 I I 5 59-51351 -xx' I,.I I ' - I ,- I .Z .3- - ,, I W. V 1. . I . H, ' ,,,,,, Ixgrv yi 51,39 .-1 :I IIN ,,-,, . - If-.1 ff .1 V.. 5 U 1157? 've ,' '1'.f':ff -gy .yy I , I x i. 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NH ,na 4 H: 0 f' i s gf S I ,I Z, if X Q21 . 2, ' X Sigma . -1 I A u I Qu , ,, Founded 1869 Roll Of Chapters VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA BETHANY COLLEGE MERCER UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA HOWARD COLLEGE GEORGIA SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY ALBION COLLEGE STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY LAFAYETTE COLLEGE ' COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES NORTH GEORGIA AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA :KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY EMORY COLLEGE LEHIGH UNIVERSITY MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA DE PAUW UNIVERSITY PURDUE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF INDIANA ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE MOUNT UNION COLLEGE STATE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA OHIO STATE UANIVERSITY WILLIAM JEWELL COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT NORTH CAROLINA A. AND M. COLLEGE ROSE POLYTECI-INIC TULANE UNIVERSITY LELAND STANFORD, JR., UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA BROWN UNIVERSITY I UNIVERSITY OF MAINE UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY CORNELL UNIVERSITY STATE UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY MISSOURI STATE SCHOOL OF MINES WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY OF WEST VIRGINIA OF CHICAGO COLLEGE OF MINNESOTA OF ARKANSAS OF MONTANA OF WVASHINGTON OF COLORADO WISCONSIN OF ILLINOIS OF MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY I CASE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE DARTMOUTH COLLEGE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY LOMBARD UNIVERSITY PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY OKLAHOMA UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA DELAWARE STATE COLLEGE STETSON UNIVERSITY MANHATTAN UNIVERSITY COLORADO AGRICULTURE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO 228 8 F' ny!-1-mf.-vie:-x:-re,'f:l'l':'.-Hfwzfran1 11-, V- 1 fi, - -. .f...,, -11 ,.:.-1.15. xx, . 1 1 1-1 A ,.. 1 1 II 1- ' , 1 I '1 '. - 34 Gamma Thefa Chapter Established in IQOI FRATRES IN FACULTATE JOHN EDWARD SUTTON, JR. DENNIE HAMMOND UDALL JOHN GRAHAM THOMPSON THOMAS WHITNEY BENSON WELSH FRATRES IN URBE JOHN ALDEN - BENJAMIN DUNBAR WILSON JOHN DUNNIGAN SENIORS GEORGE SULLIVAN AMORY GEORGE FRANCIS BETTCHER LOUIS HANNIWALT CLAREY HAROLD SHEPARDSON LYON FRANK JUDGE DURHAM HENRY BRUNER SUTTON RALPH ENCELL MORTON JAMES JOSEPH WALL, JR. JUNIORS WILLIAMS ADDAMS, JR. ALFRED VERNON JANNOTTA IVQN HAROLD BUDD ERNEST PLACK JAGGARD JOSEPH HOWARD GRAY HOWARD JEROME LUDINGTON SOPHOMORES STEWART CHADWICK EARL E. JACKSON LESTER HARRISON HEARN ROBERT WALLACE KNOX, JR. JAMES MCKENDREE REILEY FRESHMEN GEORGE ALDEN BENTON LOWELL CURTIS HOUGHTON FRANK PENDLETON CLARK FRANCIS SKIFF JANNOTTA ARTHUR EDWIN DAVIS EDWARD BURNHAM MCELROY 229 'I I' , I , X1 ll Xl ll ll ll Il Xl ll ll . in ff 45 5'f , 1902 -.Q ----h . r u - '- -I ' l.,.! -1 -1 -1 -1 .. - ... 1 ... . PII 1 In -4 , -1 ' Q N .. A I 'T' 'S in -6 ' 1 1 ,, , F W ' u .. ,l - Vu'..,.. 1 ffylfl C13-1,'ff QW I NSK , Xe Q ,if -X . ' , lx X ' rn ll K r an - 9 IU A M - A 1 -- o RQ Y Q N A v4 .- H , ' I y , 1 :- N F K -1 rs in I K in 4 'N ... .- .- -. ,, .. .4 - - . 'I E I W Q - l.1 ll-I .-. Bandhu Founded in 1902 Z2 4 FRATRES IN FACULTATE 5' HARRY DEVOE BAUDER SAMUEL ARCHER MUNFORD P THOMAS ROLAND BRIGGS BERNARD WILLIAM SHAPER y LEON EPHRIAN DE YOE I FRATRES IN URBE 22 HENRY GIFFORD BULL JULIAN DANA CORRINGTON N H L SENIORS ALAN LYON BROWN WALDO HUNTTING RICE STUART SHAW CAVES THEODORE CHITTENDEN ROGERS Q: LAWRENCE EDWARD GUBB FRED WALDORF STEWART ' HARMON CONDIT KIBBE LESLIE BARDEN VAN DUSEN - . FRANK WILLIS PIERCE JUSTIN FEDERAL VVAIT 5: 4 CHARLES HOWELL WELLS . JUNIORS H 4' GEORGE EMMES CASSIDY WILLIAM EDWARD IQUCHLER A ALFRED RICHARDS CORY RICHARD KUCHER HOAGLAND q ,, GEORGE ELTON DAVIS WILLIAM PAYSON MACKAYE CYRUS GIBSON DAVISSON CHARLES VAN WIE MORRIS DONALD VAN DYCK FERGUSON I CHARLES VICTOR PARSELL, JR. WILLIAM JOHNSTON WHEELER H '1 SOPHOMORES GERALD MARTIN BEST HENRY CHRISTIAN CARL IQUCHLER FRESHIVIEN H: EARLE COLE HUNT LEON WAGNER SAGE 231 -, I r' 3 , -a S. -Q -- an --4 'S' H. 'F Rl nn -.-. - -n vg- . n- nn f lil run -1 vin an Fil an N I-1 ri H ,, I EQ: .' 'x ru' fa., -. f. , ' J' . 45 V M3371 . Y ffl iw- Zyffrl- Q? Yagi? fd? A. ,- .. V - ' I I Theta X 1 I Founded 1864 ROLL or CHAPTERS ALPHA . Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute BETA . . Shelheld Scientific School, Yale GAMMA , Stevens Institute of Technology DELTA . Nlassachusetts Institute of Technology EPSILON . Columbia University ZETA . . Cornell University ETA . , Lehigh University THETA . Purdue University IOTA . . Washington University KAPPA . Rose Polytechnic Institute y LAMBDA . Pennsylvania State College MU . . Iowa State University NU . . University of California XI . . Iowa University OMICRON . University of Pennsylvania Pr . . Carnegie Institute of Technology I RHO . . University of Texas SIGMA . . University of Nlichigan TAU . . Leland Stanford, Ir., University UPSILON . University of Washington 2 32 '7 I . . i Y L I 1 fa., - 0 H- Zeia Chapier Established in IQO3 - FRATRES IN URBE FRANCIS WILKINSON HAY RAYMOND MCCORMICK KENNEDY RUDD BRYANT HAYES EDWARD MARK GEIBEL RAY MILTON KOON FREDERICK CLARKSON FARNSWORTH SENIORS JAMES ALBERT FRIEND ' A JAMES MARTIN PRATT . HENRY DURBIN HUKILL DONALD CAMPBELL TAGGART EDWARD MENDINHALL, JR. ROSCOE TEATOR - NORMAN ROSS WYCKOFF JUNIORS ROBERT FIELDING EDWARDS JOHN HENRY HATHAWAY HENRY SABINE FISHER ROBERT ERNEST PERRY, JR. STANLEY CORTLAND GARMAN LUTHER LOCKE RICHARDSON SOPHOMORES WHITNEY COFFIN COLBY FINLAY ERSKINE FORBES JOHN KENQNARD CONANT VICTOR BUDD GEIBEI, MELVIN ABBOTT CONANT NORMAN ,GEORGE MARTIN 233 7 F J Il I1 in ll 'I ll O 11 ll in L ,V 1 M, M 1. , ,- I. J' .1!wuewne,4W v Q, wg, ,, N- er.. , ., ..,,,, ,, , , NV, :Eff 1, . v x , '54 :,af::, Q , kv ..: , LF' X vi pzxfx, F., .gag V K: J wr , X- H W, ,. . ,, f s.w1s.Qs2'w s1' 1 rw: 11 ng, M, QV, 'I - .v.. -.., ,V 'W 'mg I , 1 H V --1, ,,., ww,NW,Ml A , 1, N Ky W J 1 H , T I I 5 N WJ- 1, VW .. f- W' fs.fi:,'-him' :LTIVJ v W ' 'W H iw' U N' 'Jw iq, r y ,f P A JJ I , ' Q- ,,, OC f .4 ?' V 'iff 4? IJ 0549 n jf.: X A A if 1 I I 4 ,nm W- ily. ,-..N If ?MWa.,.' 234 41 F' F 51 ,I I.. Z od lac Founded in IQO4 FRATRES IN FACULTATE jj: JOSEPH QUINCY ADAMS CHARLES LEE CRANDALL GEORGE GLEASON BOGERT GEORGE ABRAM EVERETT CARL CRANDALL CHARLES HENRY ELLIOTT ,, ,, CLARK SUTHERLAND NORTHUP 'T' FRATER IN URBE in WILLIAM HAZLITT SMITH J' I SENIGRS ,QQ -4 ROBERT TURNER BICKEORD GEORGE HALE HARRISON GEORGE W. BONNEY WILLIAM HENRY JAMESON, JR. if I HAROLD BENNITT BURDICK FREDERICK EUGENE LYFORD, JR. Ng DAVID HARRY CHANDLER, JR. JOSEPH ROMAN PELICH CLEM HARRIS CONGDON FREDERICK LANSING ROGERS M1 JAY CONGER, JR. WILLIAM DONALDSON VAN ARNAM '71 F' '- r JUNIORS 1 HENRY HUNTINGTON BATJER RANDOLPH VIVIAN CAUTLEY ' HERBERT HOWE BUCK THOMAS PHILLIPS KNAPP A.. WALTER EDWARD ROEHRS J 5, SOPHOMORES ,. , P1 MI ARTHUR HERBERT DALZELL NELSON ICERR HOPKINS, 2ND ff 4 PHILIP LANGFORD DAVIDSON GTTO BERT NIIKES A THEODORE EMMETT GATY, JR. WALTER FOX SMITH . .. DONALD HARMON HERSHEY GLENN WILLIAM SUTTON ' FRESHMEN .. .. WILLIAM ROBBINS HOCKING HENRY VAN MEIER HAROLD M. VSMITH IS E I,,3QR H W H 4 ll H 'CI 4, r- l.1 'll ,I L 1 PP' -.... ..- -- -1- llh -v ..- 'll un-4 4 --. --1 I It . -pq HE -rf -A 'IF un v In --1 --1 -L1 , .- H X 'F ll l-U1 -- 1 -- -1... up- --4 23K 5 I lp H, gh Long Island Club Founded in 1904 FRATRES IN FACULTATE D WILLIAM SILLIMAN FOSTER T. ROWLAND BRIGGS FRATRES AIN URBE V FRANK BERIO BAILEY DAVID FAIRMAN TABER, IR. CHARLES EDWIN IQIRKUP, IR. . ' ' SENIORS WILLIS ACKERLY CONKLIN LOUIS OSMUND ROHLAND LEIGHTON PAYSON RAND FREDERICK CLAIR VAN DUSEN NELSON TRUESDALE WOOD JUNIORS WILLIAM RANDOLPH GARGIULO ERNEST CARSON HUNT, JR. GEORGE BERTRAM ROBBINS WILLARD DENISON YORK SOPHOMORES CRAWFORD COOK HALSEY CYRUS WICKHAM JAGGER FRESHMEN CARLTON CAMPBELL GEORGE SINGLETON HISCOCK LESTER HANSELL DAWSON PAUL FORDHAM NUGENT CARL BUDD WAHLE 2.1 '1 J 3 r E ' I I 14 X ' 'f F , H v I as , ik if 'Y 'A-3: HTIII '- QF. K Wll' HHH wil l A X ,,,w '! u. 5 ,hull I il Q. k Q K -1 , f . , , 4 i,,l l i W l.:'A. H lllml HU Q jp I WMU ' ' H 43 ll Lv gl mnnqm mm! 4 uumin 5 7 3 I '83 I 'AL 11 IT 11 ll lx 11 11 Ll. 1.1 ' Seal and Serpeni Founded in IQOS SENIORS COWLES ANDRUS JOHN WARRINGTON GALE DONALD WATSON CADY THADDEUS COLLINS LOGAN HOWARD BAYLIS CARPENTER JAMES BARRY NIAGUIRE GEORGE CALVIN CRABTREE EDWARD ILSLEY TINKHAM JUNIORS HOWARD PARKHILL BABCOCK FRANKLIN FURMAN BETTS EDWARD IRVING CONNOR, JR. PHILIP GEORGE DRABELLE EARL EWERS HODGES ROBERT DORRANCE INGALLS ROBERT ALOYSIUS MURPHY FREDERICK GILBERT PALEN FABIAN MOKEON SMITH SOPHOMORES NORMAN CLARK BABCOCK ROBERT MALCOLM GAVETT BRYAN STERLING DAVIS HENRY JESS SENEGAL RUSSELL BEAUMONT EVANS NORMAN NIURDOCKITINKHAM FRESHMEN MILTON BAILEY ,I v .4 . - 2 ROGER BAILEY 4 wha ' ' ,J V fn- J -me RARRR R f H- C PSA'-': . .. - K , ,'-535 -A -M. -4 K, ,. ..v-.-,MI 'Pg-.1-7' ,,5,:g4,. I-ga. gl' I .en .. -f.. my '-1:1 I-:I':.f, 1 .., ,.1.3, - . IR I R I w r ' .- 2-. 'A '-:GL :' - 14 .. 'V , V I .,, , '3 X ,,,. . A ,,,,Z,zQF,, - . ' -I frp ' mf: ' ' I r, 4fgg.,,,,.g?5- qv , 3? - ,,.,af,!p: 0214. ,. 69--yff ,. .1 ,-, 9 4. , .. R ,. I., . I, 1 A JA - .19 , -Q C1 ,, .I W I P X ' X H 3 N1 -I X A 5 A , W 1 2, .. 'IS wx ' 14, ' i 1 fx 'r I 'ff MXH I3 , 1 :xxx 'F ,V , 'vi X5 N I' I I 4 0 Nw , tw- r I 4 I I . I 2 if 1 K, iff I 1 1 1 kt! ' 3 5 'Br fl 1' ' .. ,-. +A-,. .4 ,R A . -. , M- ,A . . ,un .. . Aa. .. 239 '1 P' Q I L f ,xpwii is .1 ' L Zeta Beta Tau Founded 1898 ROLL OF CHAPTERS ALPHA College of the City of New York DELTA Columbia University I EPSILON New York University THETA University of Pennsylvania :KAPPA Cornell University MU . Boston University LAMBDA Western Reserve University ZETA . Case School of Applied Science SIGMA . Tulane University ETA . Union University IOTA . Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute NU . Ohio State University X1 . NIassachusetts Institute of Technology OMICRON Syracuse University RHO . University of Illinois P1 Louisiana State University I PHI . University of Michigan TAU . Harvard University UPSILON McGill University CHI . University of Virginia 4' 240 I F ' -, n Pi J I i 0 C lla, . L ll H I I I Estabhshed In I907 l ': 1 A40 i 'Ia I FRATRES IN URBE I T I. K. BERNSTEIN A. WILFRED FEINBERG A EZRA JOHN FEINBURG v-4 ri ,I SENIORS Pg ' I gi ARTHUR ISADOR ABELSON EDGAR ALBERT HERTZ I NIYRON ISAIAH GOLDBERG NIORTON CHARLES KOHN 'f MARC GOLDSMITH FREDERICK SPIEGELBERG, JR. J ,- -4 '74 . R., JUNIORS i Q! ELI MAURICE FRIEDMAN MAX JUDD WASSERMAN TF JOSEPH ADOLPH HELLER SIEGFRIED A. WURZBURGER .I FREDERICK L. KATZ I AUSTIN WELLHOUSE YOUNG 33 A SOPHOMORES A A -1 JACOB AUGENBLICK BERNARD HERBERT LUSTBERG I4 BERNARD FRANK BURGUNDER SIMON JAMES SCHWARTZ, JR. VICTOR ROSSMAN KAUFMANN GEORGE! ALFRED SPIEGELBERG .. .. rq N . . f 'vt-M' we ' J'I 'M I 951' flff' 1'5 'J j :AR '- ' W. -, ,,., ,7 I - 31. I -,I-A I N l 241 'I . . I' 3 , L'A ... ,T ' Acacia Fraternity Founded at University of Michigan IQO4 ROLL OF CHAPTERS UNIVERSITY OF IVIICHIGAN . LELAND STANFORD, JR., UNIVE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS . UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA . UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA . OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY HARVARD UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS . UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA . UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN . UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI CORNELL UNIVERSITY . PURDUE UNIVERSITY . UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO YALE UNIVERSITY . COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY IOwA STATE COLLEGE . UNIVERSITY OF IowA . . RSITY PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE . UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO . UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY . , KANSAS STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE 242 Ann Arbor, Michigan Palo Alto, California Lawrence, Kansas Lincoln, Nebraska Berkeley, California Columbus, Ohio Cambridge, Massachusetts Champaign, Illinois Philadelphia, Pennsylvania lVIinneapoliS, Minnesota Madison, Wisconsin Columbia, Missouri Ithaca, New York Lafayette, Indiana Chicago, Illinois New Haven, Connecticut New York City, New York Ames, Iowa Iowa City, Iowa State College, Pennsylvania Boulder, Colorado Seattle, Washington Chicago, Illinois Syracuse, New York Nlanhattan, Kansas '! - I' E I1 Q O Ll., ,F Cornell Chapter Established in 1907 FRATRES IN FACULTATE ARTHUR BISHOP BEAUMONT CHARLES WILLIAM BENNETT JAMES ADRIAN BIZZELL SAMUEL HOWARD BURNETT ROBERT FRANKLIN CHAMBERLAIN OLIVER WENDELL DYNES WILLARD WALDO ELLIS FRATRES IN RILEY HENRY HEATH DANIEL SCOTT FOX VICTOR RAYMOND GAGE GEORGE ROBERT MCDERMOTT HORACE MANN PICKERILL CHARLES TRACY STAGG VERN BONHAM STEWART JAMES ELIJAH VANDERHOEF URBE LAWRENCE RUMSEY FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE IVAN GRANT ALEXANDER WILLIAM COOK ANDRAE JESSE FRANKLIN BRADLEY ALBERT AUGUSTUS CUSHING EMMONS DAVIS DAY EUGENE PAYTON DEATRICK WILLIAM LOUIS HAVENS JOHN ETHBERT JENKINS LOUIS MELVILLE MASSEY PERCY GEORGE MCVETTY WALTER MILLER PEACOCK ROSCOE CONKLIN REI:-P EDWARD AVERY RICHMOND NORMAN WESLEY SUITER HOWARD HERKIMER STRONG 243 -4 I' El l 1 Ld., A -. -. ,Q ,, H N ll 1 H -1 Q, ,, F M -1 - .4 . - . H h '1 .w .. HQ J .. N .4 .Q . ' . vw -4 H '- , 1 , ,. ,. - ew v-4 V1 n 5 :W . 1' N. XM X7 WNW H -1 R- TT 77 Uni' , I I 1- Q: J L. Q3 -ff C I 21' ' ,. 3:53151 Ig..-v. Q f ,, , . .Q-f 121: ' 4 , W3 135125, ggi: ' 72M ' ,, Ax if 9 1 .,,--. 4...-.-.AU 0 W- ,i A' v ,H H '., ,' :iii 1 5- ' -1 L EEE59 f ' ' 'ix 2 FEED -bv '5 , 9 ,, Ji? -1 I1 . V 4 ' H H f M an :TQ 3 .LL 4 - -A H I 31 ' is F .. H .. . V' X I N ll nl I 4 v H Pl bl I '1 M n - i, . . I N .. . -1 u L 244 EEK -ew-P . r -I ' L Kappa Psi Founded in IOO7 FRATER IN FACULTATE EDWIN CHARLES MAYER GEORGE SANFORD BABCOCK SENIGRS WILLIAM HOWELL CULLINAN CLIFFORD CONKLIN EDWARDS ' LOUIS EUGENE KNAUSS HARVEY MCCHESNEY THOMAS BALDWIN PRICKETT WILLIAM STONE STOCKTON ROLAN J. WIGHTRIAN IUNIORS CLIFFORD OTTLY HENRY MORTIMER SMITH PARKHILL ROGER CLEVELAND JONES ROBERT OSCAR STERNBERGER CHARLES DWIGHT BOIES WIVILLIAM SHERRILL HEDGES ALFRED HALE DAVIS FREDERICK THOMAS HENRY SOPHOMORES FRESHM CHARLESERUTHFORD INGLEE GEORGE IFITCH WHITE EN JULIAN MAXWELL FRESTON EUGENE FRANCIS ZEINER I Hr 245 . I pf.. , Nl! up. an un I un -4 r-1.4 ...- -4,- In nu RQ-1 Hr hs. hub- M... nn- v--4 in ...N pn M- Fi . . I . . - . . 'ri v-4 -.1 A -.-4 an -4 -4 -1 N ! H X X jk if ' H W if ' W 2 F WF' 1 QN AYAW I . J I- , , W . 4 I Y V W 1 K .- Y ? 1 Y b . l , - , :X WX 1 wff' Hr 'J , xx! ,R M ,,, . HW. W . ,X -N,R'.:,x! gf 'N' M Nl!-gf' X, , ,- ' :ff'w '2y ff:- V J' 'f 'Y f .QA 'Q . .X J- ,f , c gi b,F::l-1 ' .f b fy? iw. Q ffif' -. .15 - ' ' Qi' . M K.. - Qf l ' W'f,.fg,QA,l r f' K , gQ9Rw5.'x' V ff v 3373 1,-ww . : 49, ,I-f , '-F- .4 M I -. uk VA 6 ! ' 1 I l ' u N -. l .. .- I Y ' 246 '1 r o 'OI - ..!'.. I I I 1 L'lJ ' Na ya ti Founded in IOO7 F RATRES IN FACULTATE Q GEORGE WALTER CAVANAUGH LEWIS HENRY BOULTER 1 FRATRES IN URBE I GEORGE L. COLEMAN ' SENIORS DENIS HENRY O7BRIEN FRANK HENRY CARTER GEORGE LEROY PURDY IUNIORS PAUL LOUIS ABEL OTTO HENRY HAMM I FREDERICK HORACE BLAKE LYNN HOWARD I RICHARD BRANDT, JR. CARL STANLEY PAUL JAMES CAVANAUGH RALPH CORBIN TAYLOR EDWIN HOFFMAN WATKINS H SOPHOMORES MAYNARD SACKETT CLEMENT JAMES ELMER POEHLMAN I HARRY ARTHUR COLLETT FREDERIC LEXINGTON RUOFE FREDERICK AUGUST CURTZE HAROLD HIGBIE SCUTT 1 MORTON WAKELY I I ' F RESHMEN I WILLIAM LESTER LEWIS FREDERICK MEREDITH WOOD 11 -1' ,.i5-5':f5:fg'i'-.. 12311 5,552.r:-5:5-,,, 'm '- ' nt x? vf.-ff-.-A ., I -h-,gigzfa 4l'..,rfzHzsIf7,l f 4.,,A.1,E-.- ,,, , . , 1 s' A I I 3 Z5 1 'll,l:'L-Q... 1 5 I i Qfifw 5 H I 'F if- :,5 A , - ..: ... -77,5 1 1 , A5-A-g',-::1.E .Q.2L,:,.5:: I ,Q .1 , . -mg' ,,, Ir-f-- f - . nw: ie If ::q..... 91 A 7 2' 'sri '17, gf'-1,-fN . :t'.i'-:SAGE-9? 59,1 --gyf it 311.1 ,,,..f,-. 515. , ' I-if 355- EQ' Y .4 .. , ,Iehl,,f-E-.g:Aq,g5'51g-,gi f f' ,I mfg:-MF? Ja at? AWG? 5,2 Jw-L 15 R 247 'T 1, J L T lil g 5 fi 1. LK 'H n A aq ftgzw I I - fir . -E-QM , I zl imlliailiw I 65 6 : ylfffl I il, Lili X 'l L illllllLf i f' 21, '73 -In if PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI T T A il 'Alpha Cm Rho Founded at Trinity College I895 ROLL OF CHAPTERS N I-. V PSI Trinity College D ' CHI Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute PHI . University of Pennsylvania OMEGA . Columbia University ALPHA . Lafayette College BETA . Dickinson College M1 DELTA . . Yale University M M EPSILON . Syracuse University H ZETA . University of Virginia N i ETA . Washington and Lee University THETA . Cornell University GAMMA . Wesleyan University IOTA . . Allegheny College .H 'I I lf l I I :.'4 'fs I r -U-1 ,,-4 I I lu I I L- I 24-S '-I.1 I 01 J L S .. Phi Theia Chapier Established in IQOS I P- H SENIORS A WILLIAM CARTER BETSCH EDWARD J. GESE Q, HOWARD KELLER BRICKMAN WILLIAM SCOTT GRAHAM f'5 HARLAND BURBANK CUSHMAN DONALD MACMASTER A REVILO FRANKLYN FULLER VVILLIAM J. SNIVELY .J-3 WILLIAM ALBERT WHITE Z, 13. JUNIORS Q ' - :fi fl LEROY WALLACE BARNHART REXFORD WILBER JEWETT ' WILLIAM HOWARD FUNSTON EDWIN RUSSELL MCMILLIN THEODORE WARREN HACKER ROBERT OLIVER MEYER IZ .' I SOPHOMORES I- , L. -1 FREDERICK H. EISENBRANDT GARRET FREDERICK MEYER LEROY FERRIS CHARLES LEONARD PFEIFFER WARREN ISRAEL HUCKINS DAVID CLARK STATLER :: ADDISON LEAVENS MARTIN ERNEST ARTHUR WILLIAMS - FRESHMEN CC WILLIAM JOTHAM BEMUS HAROLD ALDEN JEWETT ROBERT DONALD FUNSTON HERBERT IQLING SNIVELY I I CARL JAY HASBROUCK WILLIAM IQENDALL WIPPERMAN I - .. I F N . h N I H H 5' W ll H 5' F1 SI 2-um r- Ii 2-1 Q52 ,va I , ,459 I 3 ihfs A. xggiS?E9 X ALPHA DELTA ZETA . ETA . THETA IOTA . IQAPPA LAMBDA BETA . MU . GAMMA EPSILON NU . OMICRON X1 . P1 VlS1Ex5'l' Alpha Sigma Phi I Founded at Yale 1845 ROLL OF CHAPTERS 250 Yale University Marietta College Ohio State University University of Illinois University of Michigan Cornell University University of Wisconsin Columbia University Harvard University University of VVashington Massachusetts Agricultural Ohio Wesleyan University University of California University of Pennsylvania University of Nebraska Colorado University College I r I' 7,1 u - ll r- E2 .1 I. Ioia Chapter Established in IQOQ F RATRES IN FACULTATE ARTHUR WITTER GILBERT MILES BERTIEN HAMAN IRA MYRON HAWLEY FRATRES IN URBE CLAYTON WORTH COUSENS RUSSEL THOMAS TREE ANDREW DICKSON WHITE x HENRY GRIGGS CAMERON ROBERT HARRIS COBB HARRY HUTCHESON GRAEF LLOYD GARRISON GRINNELL WARNER HARWOOD WALTER BUSWELL BALCH HAROLD JAMES ECKLEY SENIORS KENNETH WHITE HUME MORGAN BLAND MODERMOTT THEOPHILE SAULNIER ROLAND CHESTER VELGUTH FRANK OLIVER YOUNG, JR. JUNIORS LORON WILLIAM ZELTNER RUSSELL STUART HUME PAUL ALFRED WILLIANIS LEICESTER WRIGHT FISHER SOPHOMORES HARRY CORDERY MOORE RAYBURN WEEKS HEMPHILL JOSEPH ALBERT 'THOMAS CHARLES EMMANUEL JOHN MODJESKI RALPH SUTHERLAND WESTING CLAYTON ADRIAN WOLFE '71 l' '1 F' U . 4, I 1 9 C Bd-I LP ,fi l l ,,,.M 3f A AXE , A A A Z ' .iff is ffm 'Q .', I gygf --'L -1' 453 ' it S- r Aff V A if fv ' ' K r. Y xf' ,'.,.' is 1' 1 ALPHA BETA , DELTA GAMMA EPSILON ZETA . ETA THETA. IOTA . Gamma Efa Gamma Founded IQOI x ROLL OF CHAPTERS 252 Nlaine University Boston University Albany Law School Syracuse University Cornell University University of Nlichigan Indiana University University of Nebraska Georgetown University If 'E I I I 5 lin nd E NF' ..... Nil HH ..,. .. Pill P153 ir M 'fu yu :fl . .H W, ... L-5-4 V Hr- ,L Y Ni- 51M hui' ..- PIN ... M P451 .. ... .., L. Nil I1 .Q -.. . 'P' ... '1- h ...- .... -in in .... NN .... lb v-FJ H51 lu! --s .525 5--4 --2 HH lr-1 .A 1 'Pl ii -:. 'll I F ,J 4. Epsilon Chapier - Established in 1910 FRATER IN URBE JOHN EDWARD TOOLAN ANTHONY OSWALD SHALLNA ARTHUR BERNARD CURRAN BAYARD TAYLOR JOHN BIDDLE FLANIGAN FRANK CORREGAN HENRY CAREY SENIORS WALTER ALEXANDER PASHKOSKI OTTO DE LORENZI HORACE BRAMWELL NIACARTNEY GEORGE HERMAN SCHNACKENBERG WILLIAM GABRIEL HARDENBURGH DONALD CROFOOT FOSTER CLARENCE HAROLD PAGE HARPER ALLEN HOLT EINSEL LEROY MCCURTAIN JUNIORS FRANK EDWARD :KUNTZ JOHN STEWART WORK . FRAZER VORTON SINCLAR WARREN GILBERT WILLSEY ROBERT BRYANT JAMES PEARSON ACKERMAN SOPHOMORES GEORGE RAYMOND VAN ALLEN GEORGE WILLIAM DUNN THOMAS FINNEGAN REESE, JR. 33.1. 111.12 .I ,., ---.-,- , 'xggqy : 41' -au.: ' :- . 5 fl ,bv Ev .. s N ' ..fi7' ' L- if 2 '- ', .,-.. 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BURRIT GILBERT WARREN PECK OLNEY BROWN IQENT H FRATRES IN URBE RODNEY WESSON PEASE EWING THOMPSON GRANT CLINTON VAN HOESEN SENIORS HENRY FRANKLIN DURE HOWARD ASHLEY KNIGHT CLIFFORD BARKBR GRAYSON LENOX RILEY LOHR FREDERICK WALLACE JOHN JAMES ROGER SHAW FRED PAUL SCHLICHTER I IUNIORS HAROLD STANLEY BROADBENT PAUL LIVINGSTON SULLIVAN DAVID HAZEN BLAKELOCK DONALD PHIPPS TANNER CHARLES EDWARD O,ROURKE WILLIAM STEPHEN VANDERBILT, JR YALE ROOTS SCHIVELY NORTON IRVING VIRGIEN WILLIAM MARTIN SHAW ELBRIDGE STEPHEN WARNER SGPHOMORES NORMAN WINEIELD BARRETT FRANK LESTER KNOWLTON HERBERT LAIRD GARY STANLEY M. NORWOOD FRFISHMEN ROBERT LEROY CLEAR ROMEYN BECK HOUGH, JR. ARNOLD STUART DURRANT HAROLD C. GRINNELL WILLIAM BARTON GREENWOOD, JR. HARRY GEORGE WARDENBURG HENRY LLOYD PULFORD 2 F' ' E ' A e - 4 X fW1Hyv f X H' j lfghj is X bf LEE, Q ,W Nc, 3 A-Z A f 1'2t 711- A , '-4 1 --4- All n 'V 20 . -,- -a .. 1 ' W X .1-vwxgy , W, 'C' NX I 1 MG X f X . X a X , .1 f g J NV, 1 'Q X ,f 1 f . ' -1 . I xo- , lay, 'f,. .w. L 5- , , . . , 1,-2 1 ,. 4 4 'f ,afl xzil fn. ' I 1 A fm' I-'ef f x .v 4: X . -. f -., X ' t . - 15.. 'N .: Xpl v f13..m J' - V .Ju -:JM l 1 fy 1- ' V Z' I 5 Z Z J Q- Ax '- x X a ,if 1 ,, , 1-. 4 I I 44 I 3 . -.. I 1 4 Q, sf 1 ' X H Beta Samach - Founded in 1910 ROLL OF CHAPTERS ALPHA Cornell University BETA Pennsylvania State College 256 Q J L IIV -H Y I ij f X QA H: Q6 fa X 'K W N 4, wr lm f .fmvt IW 'B 1 X 2::?1,ww7gCK i W 1' 112 R x I 1 M uni ig 0 L' xxx MIX X D QW KV A ff In ' L. u I kb w :- ' P01 ,na Alpha Chapier Establishea in IQIOV FRATRES IN URBE WILLIAM LAWRENCE. LOESER SENIORS ELLIS GEORGE JOSEPH ' EUGENE WILLIAM LOESER RALPH LYTTLETON :KROHN MATTHEW WALZER J DAVID WARSHAW JUNIORS SAMUEL MAX BARR JOHN JACOB GROMFINE REUBEN MICHAEL COHEN HOWARD EUGENE STERN DAVID LOUIS ULLMAN SOPHOMGRES LOUIS BLOCH LEMUEL CARO GOLDSTEIN JOSEPH GEORGE FINKLESTEIN BERTRAM RUDOLPH NIRENBERG BENJAMIN PEPPER FRESHMEN LEONARD ACKER ALLEYNE HEVNRY BRUCKHEIMER ALFRED MORTON SAPERSTON 7 If E fE1 :1Z2g'w.if :'s ,uPP?W!7P!gq f I I , . -, ? N - ., 3Qi2f g f ,1-' sggaw' Nyy sigh ' .1-mgE?SwwfiS?An, A.-M 5QUu9 Phi Kappa Sigma Founded at University of Pennsylvania 1850 ALPHA DELTA EPSILON ZETA . ETA . IOTA . NIU . RHo . TAU . UPSILON PHI . . Psi . . ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA GAMMA ALPHA DELTA ALPHA EPSILON ALPHA ZETA ALPHA THETA ALPHA IOTA ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA LAMBDA ALPHA MU . ALPHA NU . ALPHA X1 . ALPHA OMICRON ALPHA Pr . ALPHA RHO . ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA TAU . A ROLL OF CHAPTERS . . . University of Pennsylvania Washington and Jefferson College . Dickinson College Franklin and Marshall College . University of Virginia Columbia University Tulane University . University of Illinois Randolph-Macon College Northwestern University Richmond College Pennsylvania State College Vlfashington and Lee University University of West Virginia University of Maine Armour Institute of Technology University of Maryland University of Wisconsin Vanderbilt University University of Alabama University of California A Massachusetts Inst. of Technology Georgia School of Technology Purdue University University of hlichigan University of Chicago . Cornell University University of Minnesota Leland Stanford, Ir. University 258 if ':-: Alpha Rho Chapter Established in IQII FRATRES IN FACULTATE WILLIAM EDWARD BEITZ LEONARD ALEXANDER LAWRENCE HORACE LEONARD JONES MARTIN WRIGHT SAMPSON FRATRES IN URBE EUGENE BAKER ALFRED BISSELL WRAY EVERETT RALPH MORSE SENIORS AUGUST HARRY BAMMAN GILBERT MCKEAN MONTGOMERY LOUIS SINCLAIR FOULKES, JR. LESLIE JACOB RUMMELL HARLOWE HARDINGE u ARTHUR PATTERSON SGHOGK RODOLPHUS KENT ' HARRY CHARLES TONKS I ARTHUR JAMES PUTNAM JUNIORS ROBERT WILLIAM HENDEE MILES BLINN SANFORD EDWARD FREDERIC HOLT HAROLDE NAPTON SEARLES DUNBAR MAURY HINRIOHS LLOYD BADGER SEAVER JAMES WOOD JOHNSON ROLAND MCIQINLEY WATT SOPHOMORES ' GEORGE CROOK BALDWIN CLIFFORD RONALD GARMEY WILLIAM EDWARD BLEWETT PAUL WALKER LONG ALAN HENRIE BEGGS RUDOLPH GEORGE SOHAAF WILLIAM ANTHONY CULKIN KIRKLAND WVILEY TODD MALCOM HINRICHS FIELD THOMAS TURNBULL, 3RD STANLEY MORTIMORE AWARD 250 4' r' 1 I gi g: x 1N-2,5 B '1 1111 IIHINIIHINIC Hllil IHIIIIIHI 1-D Founded at Cornell 1911 260 E, fii i I - I Q O Alpha Theia Founded in IQII FRATRES IN FACULTATE XVALTER BUCKINGHAM CARVER CLARENCE ANDREW PIERCE JOHN ROSCOE TURNER FRATER IN URBE AVERY EDWARD FULLER SENIORS ROBERT ALEXANDER ANDERSON LOREN JOSEPH MEAD CLARENCE HERBERT DYER PAUL ALFRED FREEMAN HAROLD LESLIE HOOK ARTHUR FRANKLIN PERRY, JR. CLEMENT FRANKLYN SOUDER, JR A CHARLES, PAUL WARD JUNIORS I RALPH HARRIS BLANCHARD DONALD KENYON THOMAS HENRY DUGAN, JR. PAUL KNAPP VICTOR KINAMAN MARTIN SOPHOMORES RALPH FELBER JONES JOHN EDWARD LUDFORD HENRY CLINTON STRAW PERRY GEORGE FITZ RANDOLPH JAMES BISHOP SPRATT ELBERT PARR TUTTLE MALCOLM HARLEY TUTTLE FRESHMEN CHARLES GLENN ESTY WALTER GUNTHER WILFRED WEBSTER FAULKS THEODORE JACKSON CAPRON HENRY ARTHUR COLLIN WALLACE HARDISON COLLINS ROBERT TREAT DEMING WILLIAM HURSH FARNHAM RALPH CHAPIN GRAY LOUIS ROUNSEVILLE CHAPMAN DANIEL DARGUE WILLIAM HENRY DEMERS, JR. CHARLES JAMES HOWELL, JR. IVAN CHANDLER DRESSER ROBERT SHERMAN PALMER 261 1 T' 1 I il LL: l u -4 i .. 1 r- X f Q .. fi' P! H 1 -.. i .. ,Ft 1- -. L.. 2-4 , I N 'vu 1-4 , i'1 .. i 'E' ,- 'va .. 'nu -4 I im I l .l . 51, 1 'isgfjfi ' 5.1, . 4- ,f sim j k 'f f . '-ni iaivigszl 4 K . 153 , iw, ..f., r - fi ,., fi' ., A -' f-' 'illiisilj5555315551119ifinfipii 1 gf'- --f-:'-.u:-efz: :::1.:2 '- 2.1.15 1' iiQ:Q:2f2f':iis:,. 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University of Pennsylvania GAMMA SIGMA University of Pittsburgh LAMBDA Lehigh University 1 ---E 262 I 'ru Delia Chapier Established in IQI I FRATER IN URBE PHILIP CLINTON SAINBURG SENIORS ABRAM FULD BACHARACH CHARLES MARION LEVY LESTER MAYERS WILLIAM NIELNIKER IUNIORS CHARLES ABRAMSON HERMAN BERNARD LERMER SIDNEY HENRY Ross EDGAR LOUIS SCHWARTZ PAUL HEFKMAN SEGNITZ ARTHUR LEO STERN SOPHOMORES HENRY LAURENS CONSTAM SIGMAR KAISER HOFELLER IRVING MYERS NLAX DUKE YELLEN FRESHMEN JEROME GLASER NEVILLE :KAISER HOEELLER ROBERT HOEELLER JEROME NIELNIKER BERNARD MINDES BERNARD MYERS I .,,,V f I T eg - I .5 1, A ., '.Ii.v':,Z: A ' i ' . ' ' ga: I , XL:-E, A-g1, I-yfi r i-A2-R ays' A' w w - , :w ,Q'ws-:armpf I . ff , ' ,I S 1 A -, . 'Ep i I -- .' ' 'I' sill! ass' 151' - H1-' A ,I 1 J I.,VL ,,,A'i:5-.1 'bail V ii? I za- . ' . iff., ' s..i .f 263 'I I .J VIRGINIA ALPHA . I I 52 ' -1 lv- -.Y-4 'id -an '4r1 H H .T rf!!! P1 lu '1 , H. ...ie TJ, 7 I 'aim-A-A., A -fhf-0 JA I AMA-1. 454 5,21-5 i ,WW ff.. 5 F - 2 'NLP' I ww-,I 2 ,,.,. I l. I ' ll lull I .ulll 1 I W L-A' L79 --1 7 ji? ,ZLYJIQI gEL L739-U Sigma Phi Epsilon Founded IQOI ROLL OF CHAPTERS r ilirs in I 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 ALPHA . . PENNSYLVANIA EPSILON OHIO GAMMA . . VERMONT ALPHA . . ALABAMA ALPHA . NORTH CAROLINA GAMMA NEW HAMPSHIRE ALPHA DIST. OF COLUMBIA ALPHA KANSAS ALPHA . . CALIFORNIA ALPHA NEBRASKA ALPHA WASHINGTON ALPHA . MASSACHUSETTS ALPHA OHIO DELTA . NEW YORK' BETA . RHODE ISLAND ALPHA . MICHIGAN ALPHA . IOWA ALPHA . COLORADO BETA . TENNESSEE ALPHA MISSOURI ALPHA 264 Richmond College West Virginia University University of Pennsylvania University of Illinois University of Colorado College of William and Mary Ohio Northern University North Carolina College Purdue University Syracuse University Washington and Lee University Randolph-Macon College Georgia School of Technology Delaware State College University of Virginia University of Arkansas Lehigh University Ohio State University Norwich University Alabarna Polytechnic Institute Trinity College Dartmouth College George Washington University Baker University University of California University of Nebraska State College of Washington Massachusetts College of Agriculture University of Wooster Cornell University Brown University University of Michigan Iowa Wesleyan College University of Denver University of Tennessee University of Missouri 1 41 L44 . Established in I9I2 FRATRES IN FACULTATE OSCAR DIEDERICH VON ENGELN DONALD ENGLISH ERNEST CHARLES WHITE FRATRES IN URBE HENRY CLARK BALDWIN JAMES ALEXANDER MCKINNEY JAMES FERRIS MCIQINNEY FLOYD HENRY WHITE SENIORS ROBERT DUANE IXBBOTT I-XLLYN PACKARD HOFFMAN MONROE GEORGE CHENEY ENOCH NATHANIEL HOLSTROAI RALPH CURRIER DAVIS VICTOR LARUE :KLEE EDWARD CARL GAERTNER JAMES DOUGLAS MACMAHON ANDREW HALE MERRILL ALBERT MOSHER Y SELBY GILBERT SMITH JUNIORS EVERETT FARRINGTON BENJAMIN RALPH HICKS HENRY WADDELL CONNER HOWARD WILLIAM HOCK CHARLES STUART COOPER HARMAN BfIARTIN :NIOLONY CHARLES STYLES DANA CLARENCE WOODBRIDGE SCHMIDT COPELAND ENSIGN GATES LEONARD WOOD, JR. SOPHOMORES THOMAS LEROY BAUGHER JAMES BENEDICT MOREY EARL FRASER BEER NVILL BROWN MURPLIY BURDGE OGDEN BUSHNELL JOHN BURL ROWLAND JOHN THOMAS EILENBERGER AQOBERT EMMETT RYERSON I AM OLLINGSWOR H R KI1 E H LIP RAV W LLI H T E S N P I T ER SCHANTZ IVIANLEY STOWELL INSCHO STANLEY NEWMAN SHAW TALBOT MARION MALCOLM KARL MERNER STAEBLER JAMES ARMAND MEISSNER IQAREL HZAENSEN TOLL THOMAS GRAECEN XIVEILEPP F RESHMEN HARRY LUCIUS ALDRICH, JR. DONALD THOMSON LESTER ARTHUR BRUCE BOEHM LELAND FOREMAN NOBLE WALLACE VINCENT CUNNEEN LESLISE VAN IRANDELL :KENNETH MCINTYRE DOTY FRED JOWELI. TAPLEY ELWOOD BRYAN ENSOR JOHN LANNING TAYLOR BYRON HIGHS WALTER DEWITT THOMSON, JR. F. CARLTON KINGSLAND HOWARD MARVIN WHITCOMB . :gg - VL Iii. J J . g . i.: m 'YQEIZ Div I '- A . ' f' ff',' 5- 'g-E-IE:q.m ,. . A ' 4' ff? 1 995V'I5F? 'A.:Ifi 'V A I ..JV I 1 . 3 1x I I V ' fff ' a Ffa 1 I iii'-.- nfFf?fi.fU1ii1fIsf1.i iJ!HAlilliiiif'i 5g. El a:I,m -.1 + -- :ul- . 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Hampden-Sidney College OMICRON Richmond College 266 'V 1'- . l.1 I l 1 1 U .1 ' 5, Lambda Chapier Established in 1912, SENIORS JOHN MASON FERRIS LINCOLN MCCRODDAN HAROLD ARNOLD SCHULER JUNIORS JAMES EVART MATTHE'WS A HAROLD GEORGE NIILLER WILSON FIELDS DEGROAT FREDERICK BRETTELL MERRILL CLAUDE FREDERICK TEARS , SOPHOMORES ALBERT STUART ANGUS CLARENCE DALLY COULTER IRA NORMAN DOWNER FRANK HERBERT HODGMAN, JR. STANLEY TYLER HUBBARD ROBERT BERNE HOGAN STACY GEORGE IQIRCHER JOSEPH HILL LAY SAWYER THOMPSON EUGENE JOHN VIANO FRESHNIEN WILLIAM HARRY BLEW ROBERT BRYAN FOULKS CARL EDWIN SCHULTE WILLARD HORNE I E- 267 1 I I -J L M: ' iifagi ' ' iff '- W' fb' . , QI Q - g f p' 1g-'S ' M '14 ' - ' 1 1 I f V-I ur! ,uh ww Q 1.3! .J Ln, ILM, Wan X :J I r' ,f l I , 268 W r- l I l HJ 22 E leusis Founded in 1912 FRATRES IN FACULTATE ALLAN CAMERON FRASER- CEDRIC HAY GUISE MORTIMER DEMAREST LEONARD FRATRES IN URBE HOMER JOHN BROOKS DEAN WARD KELSEY DAVID EARL NIATTERN ' CSENIORS HARRY BAINBRIDGE BOIES CARTER FILLEBROWN WALTER LEROY CAIN HARRY LYMAN HUMPHREY WAYNE HIRAM DARROW ALEXANDER WALTER LIMONT ROBERT WENTZEL EISENBROWN PAUL LEGRAND REYMOND JUNIORS ALTUS POTTER CROUCHER HAROLD GUSTAV MEISSNER HAROLD 0LIN CROWELL THOMAS HAROLD PRENTICE WILLIAM GURLEY DAVIS HOWARD COOK SMITH JOHN HOMET HOWARD WILLIAM SYLVESTER TUTTLE EDWIN INGERSOLL KLILBOURNE JEAN CARL VOLLRATH SOPHOMORES STANLEY JEWETT ANGELL DONALD DURIE LEONARD WILLIS EDGAR PENFIELD FRESHMAN MARSHAL GEORGE PENFIELD 269 if J 'EE I '.' 1 'H L14 tr J AQ ,TY-Wim' V1 f Mi.. ' ' rf fl LV' T ..AW ,A., Q Q , V Y , Emi AIQ- V- -2:-,wgtgk H w i f-I cgi' 2 51 ,9 ,hilly 1, , , for ' , . , V, wfrmfbt HA .. . l al ' . -N , ZX- f r vflirll ALPHA ZETA GAMMA ZETA EPSILON ZETA ZETA ZETA . IOTA ZETA . LAMBDA ZETA BETA ZETA . SIGMA ZETA . PH1 ZETA , DELTA ZETA P1 ZETA . OMICRON ZETA MU ZETA . TAU ZETA . ETA ZETA . THETA ZETA UPs1LoN ZETA CHI ZETA . X1 ZETA NU ZETA . IQAPPA ZETA OMEGA ZETA RHO ZETA . Psi ZETA .. f l i ' , -il. Lambda Chi Alpha Founded 1908 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Boston University Massachusetts Agricultural College University of Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State College Brown University lVIassachusetts Inst of Technology University of Maine University of IVI1ch1gan Rutgers College Bucknell University Worcester Polytechnic Institute Cornell University California University University of Washington Rhode Island State College Dartmouth College Louisiana State University University of Illinois DePauw University University of Georgia Knox College Alabama Polytechnic Institu te Union College Purdue University ALPHA ALPHA ZETA Butler College 270 'V I ' ll 'I 1 ,. 1 .1 P' Umicron Zeia Chapter Established in 1913 FRATER IN FACULTATE E. RICHARD PAGE FRATER IN URBE GERALD EVANS BROWER SENIORS ARTHUR TREADWAY LOBDELL LLOYD ROBERT MOORE GEORGE LESTER SHULTZ JOHN KENNING STOTZ JOHN HERNDON THOMSON GEORGE RAYMOND ALLEN EDWARD LOUIS B'ISDEE ' FREDERICK THEODORE COMSTOCK GEORGE SPARKS ENNIS ARTHUR EDWARD LACROIX JUNIORS ROY WALLING CHEESMAN IRA HENRY MYERS ARCHIE DONALD SCHEER FREDERICK PRESTON ROSE EDMUND HUMPHREY GLEASON CHARLES HENRY LYNCH GEOFFREY EDWARD MACLAY DONALD EDWIN IVIACLAY JOHN DANIEL KERR SOPHOMORES FREDERICK WILSON CRANE A DEAN CRAWFORD kfIOORE FRANK GPPER GERMAN CHARLES HENRY SEARS ROBERT WILLIAM HOPKINS FREDERIC DELONG THOMPSON ROBERT ROBERTSON MILLER WELSEY YEOMANS HUNTLEY GEORGE CLINTON SWEET, JR. 271 T 'fr H I F- I , , , I I . I - 4 I . I , P- I I ,I L S ALPHA BETA . GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ZETA . ETA P f a ka VX 553125 ,1 vw 9 0. X ., . 7 f 4 V x N x- . .:f,lfLQ::.,4 N33 ::- 1 A fl X' Qfdx,--' . ' ', -:nd 341527 .4':'f-3L i':' ' ff.'i i1: ' if am -- .-A-'.i 4 mr-api.- :gqff jgagfaq- z::r9,2.,., lib.:-1 A, ':L- , -s-'53, :L-aug: ,il?: ' 31:-. . lf!!-':5g,:q, ff i' .Q . 79:3-, ay nm- .lm -es, . at .-Q 4-.ni-.f-.x ,rfwfu .V , ,-wr:-w 1 461: :gn :sam JP :at-.qzw 3 V 'frg ,552 . 55 239' Alpha Gamma Rho Founded in IQO4 ROLL GP CHAPTERS University of Illinois Ghio State University Pennsylvania State College Purdue University North Dakota State College Cornell University Iowa State College 272 I f.1 :I ll Nu HB -A-4 4' -1- -- 5-1 Il In -1- nn I I fl 'F Un I I Ku in ,v. I QM HI HN L,-4 in I .4 NPI nn nn -In un ln 51 an ...- .4- ru' J fan, 9 R- Zeta Chapter Qi Established in 1913 L ' 7 A FRATRES IN FACULTATE BRISTOW ADAMS SHERMAN CHAUNCY BISHOP A A CHARLES PAUL ALEXANDER BEVERLY THOMAS GALLOWAY EARL WHITNEY BANJAMIN GLENN WASHINGTON HERRICK A RALPHS HICKS WHEELER 5: FRATRES IN URBE ,I FREDERICK WILLIAM FURST EDWIN FRASER HOPKINS 3 HARRY HAZELTON KNIGHT 3 3 SENIORS I g FREDERICK GUSTAVE ALBER JAMES RUSSELL MAILLER V ALBERT GILLIS ALLEN CLARENCE WILLIAM MOORE 55 HARRY EARLE BREMER WILBUR SCOTT 'QLES WILBUR DARWIN CHASE RALPH COY PARKER A31 35.5 WALDO BEALE COOKINGHAM FRANK RICHMOND PERRY JAMES CARLETON CORWITH EDWARD DANA ROGERS BIRGE WARNER KINNE HAROLD ELWOOD TENNY A C WILLIAM ALOYSIUS MCKIERNAN WILLIAM LESTER WEBSTER W, STUART WILSON H P-1 JUNIORS HENRY EMIL ALLANSON CARLETON LEE HALLOCK p fi BYRON AUGUSTUS ALLEN OLIVER MALVIN OLSON HAROLD JAMES EVANS CHARLES WESLEY PURDY ALBERT DOW FONDA CHARLES NIILTON PUTNEY 3: SOPHOMORES ,- I ALBERT HIRAM BROOKS HERBERT JOHN METZGER WILLIAM LINCOLN DEAN GUY RICKARD LEWELLYN VAN ALST LODGE JOHN SEXTON SHANLY . -. FRANKLIN PURDY MAYNARD JOSEPH RUSSELL THOMPSOM N P4 FRESHMAN I WALTER ALEXANDER KIBBE FRANK LEROY MANNING - - JOHN FREDERICK LANE JOY FRANK HOPKINS N P4 JAMES BOWIE LESLIE CARL SCHAEFFER EI I.. L '1 H I f N 21:5 1 V T' :-:J - 34 Kappa Delia Rho Founded in IQOS ROLL OF CHAPTERS ALPHA Nlicldlebury College BETA . Cornell University GAMMA New York State Teachers College lg I in B eia Cha pier Established in IQI3 FRATRES IN FACULTATE ALBERT RUSSELL MANN WILLIAM IRVING MEYERS GEORGE SYLVANUS MOLER DUANE SPENCER HATCH HAROLD ALLAN SERVERY FRATRES IN URBE IRVIN TORRANCE FRANCIS - CLYDE ARLINGTON WARNE SENIORS WILLIAM JEAN BROWN CHARLES JULIUS ROESE LYMAN WARREN DAVISON CHARLES MATTHEW TAMBLYN RALPH AARON GERHART ' 'WARREN IRA TRASK WALLACE SHIPMAN YOUNG JUNIORS BURT HARING CARROL J. ANDREW GILCHRIST EDWARD WILLIAM HOUCK JOHN EDWARD HOUCK HERBERT RICHARD JOHNSTON CLARKE BERNARD LOUDENSLAGER IVIANNON GREER MCPHERSON CLAYTON CHESTER WOLFORD SIDNEY HARVEY PALMER JOSEPH PULLMAN PORTER CHARLES DORMAN SHEPARD CHARLES ANTHONY THOMPSON THEODORE HORTON TOWNSEND FRED ROSMAN WALKLEY CARL FRANCIS WALTER SOPHOMORES HOWARD EMMONS BLAIR CHARLES WALTON BOLGIANO OSCAR HILAND CHAPIN GEORGE BENTLEY CORBY LEE SISSON HULTZEN OSCAR JOHN LINK HOWARD BURNSHIP ORTNER HOWARD SPENCER SISSON R4:ILTON CHRISTIAN WESTPHAL NEIL IVIATTHEW WILLARD Q' 4 - 'V 'A FET' 1' .- ff f:1,.'i'f'If A fb.. , -Lf .-LE . .. ' , W'-4 ' 1 J ' - V :'f2il1:::5?35?f-15:3221. iv . 11 2 .I f , ..--, 1 ,vvv ,f .'.-I, .,f,,,.: ,.., I .,:. , , . I i 2553? R ef -:Q 31+ If A 'WE , 2. fi?i'1f7gzf?e21-I-I: f- ' wm - f. If :.,m-.-S..-5,'.5f,gg . V wana:-2' ' 275 1 I' ' I ' T l is ' -I A.- I F : : 1 L- 1 1 A ' rw -1 0' I ' . ' i ,, -km , 4 Appr y aw n' I H gk. F .i H --K-..r--H - -U- Y-5 '-' Ii 'f i . -'--V , 91: y lai k 9 ' y is 5 ,S i f I 'hfiif Z : 0 H' ' 5 i,,, 'Q2A.fQ5- wx 'Y 2 si Miwzeffwv 2 .2 ,. :tv S., I b gs , , N ' -1 Q F 39 ,. N ,, A ' V-,W N AV' n- .4 ,.. an ll .. .. . , yn 1 Theta Alpha ' ' Founded in IQOQ j: , - . ROLL OF CHAPTERS i ,, Q .. H -1 C . -i ALPHA A , .. Syracuse University .. I BETA .. K ll I I Cornell University I 1 K. 270 UH ' -I-N , I' I ' E l 4. L VAUGHN DURRELL BAKER JOHN WHEATON BAREMAN FRANCIS GERARD BRINK RALPH WALDO EMERSO ERNEST RUDOLF FORTHOFFER FRED PIETER FOSTER ROBERT VINCENT CALL IRVING TRACY BEACH CARL RICHARD BRADLEY PRESCOTT REUBEN DIC LESTER HALBERT GERMER CLYDE DANA CAR EY Beta Chapter Established in IQI4 SENIORS VAN BREED HART DUDLEY RAY MEYER FRANK ADAMS ROPER LEON GEORGE RUTH CLARENCE MERLE SLACK DONALD TAYLOR TOLES N COWAN WILLIS MORRIS VVEEDEN JUNIORS HARRY HERBERT HOFFNAGLE NIAURICE PARLEY INGALSBE CHARLES FREDERICK PROBES RUDOLPH WVILLIAM SANDBURG DAVID ANDERSON STAFFORD KINSON CLINTON RUSSELL TOBEY SOPHOMORES ELLIS HOWES ROBINSON HERBERT MASON OLNEY ARTHUR RAY TRUMBULL u :- :- s E4 .4 an u-1 n H 51 E' 'F V! -1 E4 .- -. L. F ll WARD ALFORD WHEELER 277 'I f' , f.1 J I 1 1 1 . -4 --:M r::,ff'+:x:.:- -1- -. aw , Y: 3, 3 'wff3.Jg,, fx, QQ--. M W , X ,Q Xa 2 if S 'ke ww XX ,- x .1 C-3 1. J. mu L Mr X ' : 75fvfi'-13554 f Yf:iQ5T5f'I:. 3: Q -: f' V X11 H1 K . , 'f-wa: wr-r-e' - - - f n , K ix 1. 7j'F:,. A. : ,. .W ' '- . A- - , , :-1:1-:,g::.-Qjggglx F355 . ' ai' -fi ,,: V' t 9154, Q-, X 5-, 15:-Q-'h X-,M-.R ,I ' ' ' ' - xii:-::'2?Q:Qi:', R ' V. -5, 73 Q 1 .- -f k f ' .- 3555. x .. .V N.-u i ,.::f:.rE'1, , , , .fo EW N 278 1 l '1 I r V1 ll :-:Q re Philos Founded in 1914 FRATRES IN FACULTATE CHARLES ROLAND HUGINS ERNEST CHARLES WHITE SENIORS ROLAND SEARS BAKER LOUIS CHARLES SCHULTZE HAROLD TUTHILL KIRK EDGAR MILTON SMITH HERMAN CHARLES LOEFFLER HERBERT MILTON STULTS - 'JUNIORS ROBERT EDWARD BASSLER JOHN FRANCIS HARDECKER JUAN MANUEL BERTRAN HARRY HOWARD HEMMINGS RAYMOND CROSSMAN GREENWOOD KARL YVASHINGTON SCHLITZ ALBERT PARSON GRESSER CHARLES HERNIAN SPRECKELS . SOPHOMORES ALPHONSE BONAGURA HERBERT GEORGE STEFFENS LOUIS ANTHONY FINEGAN GURDON BULL STEVENS WILLIAM CHRISTIAN JAEGAR ANTHONY VON WENING FRESHMEN WALTER AUBER ALEXANDER HERBERT WESLEY REID ' OREON RHODES CORTRIGHT LESTER CHARLES RINGE LOUIS ERNST TOMSUDEN 279 -1 T' nn rl- nu S.- f EI I F li un H ,Q ,,, 9,53 'z hiv ,-4 , I ilu .5 'eq df, Wg 23 iii 151' N1 ual '- E '-,I -,wx wif If if J!! 'i,. 'f F! 'VIN is JR QW E M H '11, -1 E- 5 nu S13 P' Pi if F .4 in ll I li I I1 ' F1 E H F E 'rv YH ps -EJ K-1 il If ll l L li ni u Omega Tau Sigma BETA CHAPTER ' Established in IQII FRATRES IN FACULTATE RAYMOND RUSSEL BURCH HERBERT LESTER GILMAN HOWARD ECKLER JOHNSON EARL MAX PICKENS JOSEPH PRESTWICH SCOTT JOHN FLETCHER ARNOLD J. LEW BARRINGER LLOYD CAMPBELL BROWN FRANK JAMES CAVENEY DAVID BENNETT HILL DALR HARRY GORDON HODGES GEORGE PHILIP BARD JAMES FREMONT SHIGLEY .JOSEPH BRUCE LATSHAW ERWIN VERANUS NIOORE EARL SUNDERVILLE LEWIS HORATIO WRIGHT SENIORS YMPLE JUNIOR CHARLES EDWARD CARPENTER RAYMOND LE ROY CONKLIN CHARLES EDWARD FA-NSLAU ALFRED GUSTAV GIERKE JOE BRUCE LATSHAW BERNARD CLARENCE MEADE MAURICE ARTHUR QUINN RUSSELL CONKLIN RUTAN LEWIS LATHROP SHOOK RALPH STEWARD WHITNEY S JOSEPH NAPOLEON GRAVES HERBERT LESTER GILMAN PHILIP CHARLES HERZER ERWINrVERANUS MOORE FLOYD CHAUNCEY SAGER SOPHOMORES EDWIN J. FRICK HOWARD ESHELMAN MARTIN EARL JAMES MCBRIDE FRESHMEN GAYLORD KEEL COOKE WALTER JOHN CHYNOWITH LEONARD JOSEPH DESSON CHARLES EUGENE DUNCAN JAMES WEAST FULLER HAROLD BOWMAN GENUNG WILBUR FRANKLIN GRANT CLA RENCE HARRY ROBERT GREEN CLARENCE MERTON MILLER ALBIN MUSKOVIN HARRY PATRICK NOONAN SOLON ALBERT RICHARDSON ALBERT JACOB TARR ANSEL KENNETH ZELLER PETER ZEPP :- u I l S.. Y P' hu u I - rn 5 ,G I - -Q ,- -1 u S. P- u r- -. we -. n - L1 v-4,4 S..-4 Av , '-1.1 I I un va-1 ul -4 A l i I l F 92 J I. X Kappa Phi H Founded in IQI2 P' FRATER IN FACULTATE -3 EDWIN SLEIGHT HAM N P' ll I SENIORS DANA LITTLE BARBOUR HAROLD THOMAS GRAY :Q GEORGE DOVER BARNHART W. FRANK LOCKHART -r' FORREST CLIFTON BUTTON GEORGE PERKINS SPEAR, JR. ,J 113 BERTEN EBEN ELY GEORGE XVARNER SWIFT WILLIAM ALOYSIUS GILCHRIST A HARLOW TUTTLE :C JUNIORS M V ,. .. WALTER VANNESS BENSON NICHOLAS GARY FARBER WILLIAM JOHN DARCH H. PAUL GRAY J MARVIN ROOD DYE HORAGE WILLIAM LEET :: WILLIAM BENTLY EASTMAN LLOYD EDWARD MOORE JOHN HAYHURST WILDER H M SOPHOMORES ' JOHN FREDERICK HAM - CHESTER WYMAN HANNA - PERRY OLIVER HALL WILLIAM TAYLOR REID :S FRFISHMEN F ,. I RAYMOND CHARLES DIKEMAN STANLEY JOHNSON HUNGERFORD ROGER GANNETT EASTMAN ERA AMOS LADD J HARRY EMIL LINDBERG .- P' in P-4 If in N H J -1 '1 II 281 5 r- -I L E35 fl A I I 1,,' A1W,. im - H zl' f , 'Nm Y 4 1 4 X 53 T ICIIIIIT T V Xygslkll 1 omtwxlqv iii' 1, AM: SQSI IMNMSMMAII Aga . ' If - f QW 1 - 5. I 1 ' ,I 'K WI,hs1iIeIi1QII,ffIRI ff I I 'RIIII1iIIIlIfzgag!:2:Q5I!HI RQ T . S I ?favAf'l'H:'l, A Xu .R T EAS . T pifnrf JT' I , N -. k, .Aw I 1' Omega Delia ALPHA CHAPTER Established in 1913 FRATRES IN FACULTATE THOMAS BURR CHARLES ARCHIE BYRON DANN . FRATRES IN URBE HENRY ERNEST CONKLIN CARL LUTHER ZINSSMEISTER SENIORS , MORGAN BECKER KLOCK HUGH MACIQENZIE FRANK THOMAS NLADIGAN JOHN STANLEY MALLERY ROBERT HENRY MCNAUGHTON CHARLES PRINDLE TYMESON ' DON CLINTON ALLEN STOWELL WILLIAM ARMSTRONG FOSTER BLACK WINTHROP COIT FANNING CHARLES FRANCIS ROLAND RUSSELL BARNES JUNIORS RALPH STANLEY ARMINGTON CHARLES ALLEN HOFFMAN MICHAEL CARNAHAN BRIGHT FRANCIS RATTOON MOLTHER GEORGE FREDERICK BUCKMAN EMERSON SHERWOOD POST DAVID LIVINGSTON COWNIE WILLIAM WEDLAKE SOPHOMORES SAMUEL RAYMOND ARNSFIELD WADE LYMAN BASCOM LAWRENCE ROBERT ARMSTRONG ARCHIBLAD WRAY BURRELL FRESHMEN WALTER HENRY CONKLIN CARL WILLIAM TANNER ROGER HENRY MALLERY ANDREWS CLEMENT WINTRINGHAM 282 ,. - '1 I .ll V I F 91 E2 I L Scorpion Established in 1914 FRATRES IN PACULTATE DAVID KENNEDY-FRASER JOHN CHRISTOPHER SCHELLINI SENIORS- ORLEY GLENN BOWEN KENNETH PHELPS MOORE HAROLD WELCHER CONKLIN JOHN LEWIS OBER GEORGE LEOPOLD COOPER CHARLES PAYE SARLE FRANK REID GURTIS J RAMON SIACA KARL HERMANN FERNOW EARL IRU SPONABLE HERBERT AUGUST WICHELNS JUNIORS WILBUR FISKE CHAPMAN EDGAR GUSTAVE DELASKI RALPH OSGOOD COMPTON JAMES MAXWELL PRINGLE RUEUS LEE DURFEE D MARTIN FREDERICK SCHLECHT RAYMOND ALONZO KNOWLES WILLIAM ELMER SEELY SOPHOMORES CHARLES BAUMEISTER FRANCIS KILIAN DUCASSE ARTHUR BANCROFT DELASKI EARL FRANCIS O,BRIEN ARCHIE IVIACINNES PALMER PAUL PERRY PIERCE THEIS ROBERTS PAUL METCALFE STOUFFER PAUL TRUITT WILLIS FRESHMAN HENRY FOWLES PRINGLE 283 1 '1 1' U 1 L na r--. v4-A gif- in v-an IN nn -1:1 iq-3 P15 -1:f,l in B-Z 1-iv? nn 'ir .,. ,. v--. P451 1.r' Pi' HN L, ei-4 'H 1. U-tl! Hi! H-1 4'-1 v -wi H P-'1 'b4 Q-n -.N HN an I 77 1 H ww.- 1 L I A r' -K I I F1- 41, 'e w, 1 i M1 Tkpfi NY sr ,fi ig' F1 '-3531 fl? Ep! HQ, l 1 A A W uf V w I 12 H ii l Qi 'Q :Q V U ff Si , H KJ Hg, l, , W1 11 f F H 531 q pi e3!1! f as ggi 737' ff, WSL? ZWLI4 1 M Q .1 L. X, Q x ' will 1 . 341222 5- , -I ,,,,, ,. . 5 -1- ffl . -f .. me w . 1 1 1 1 2 . 1113 1 1 1 1 i ii , ' 'flf lug-,, ' '.,, 41-fm. M5 22221 . 3 .1 ,.,,, . A ff' W WK A A az A Kappa Alpha Theia Founded in 1870 ROLL OF CHAPTERS DISTRICT ONE ' DISTRICT FIVE ALPHA De Pauw University KAPPA - Univfifslty of Kansai GAMMA Butler College ALPHA IOTA lVash1ngton University BETA . Indiana State University RH0 - - UHEVCTSEW Of Nffbfaslia ALPHA ETA Vanderbilt University ALPHA MU UUIVCFSIW Of M1S50Uf1 ALPHA CHI Purdue University QLPHA SHO g1n1VfgS1llY gf Dakota LPHA PSILON . as urn o ege DISTRICT TWO 1' - DISTRICT SIX DELTA University of Illinois PHI I D ' Stanford University UPSU-ON Uf1iVCfSitY Of Nllfmewta OMEGA , . University of ,California TAU . Northwestern University PSI , University of Wisconsin DISTRICT SEVEN ALPHA PHI University of N. Dakota ALPHA BETA . Swarthmore ALPHA Psr Lawrence College ALPHA ZETA . Barnard College ALPHA DELTA . Goucher College ' DISTRICT THREE ALPHA KAPPA . Adelphi College ETA . . . University of lVIichi0an , ALPHA GAMMA . Ohio State Universiiiy ALPHA THETEISTRICgn5iiETOf Texas EXEEHA T U' ' 'gllgghexigi Cciugge - t- .ALPHA OMICRON University of Oklahoma A ' mversl Y O mcmna 1 ALPHA PHI . Newcomb College DISTRICT FOUR DISTRICT NINE IOTA . Cornell University ALPHA LAMBDA . University of Washington SIGMA Toronto University ALPHA XI . . Oregon State University LAMBDA . University of Vermont ALPHA NU . . Montana State University CHI . Syracuse University I ALPHA SIGMA . lfVaslIington State College Greencastle, Ind. Minneapolis, Minn. New York, N. Y. Chicago, Ill. Columbus, O. Indianapolis, Ind. Burlington, Vt. Philadelphia, Pa. Los Angeles, Cal. Pittsburgh, Pa. ALUMNAE CHAPTERS Cleveland, O. Syracuse, N. Y. Kansas City, NIO. Seattle, Wash. Topeka, Kan. Denver, Colo. St. Louis, Mo. Lincoln, Neb. San Francisco, Cal. Baltimore, Md. 286 Omaha, Neb. Evanston, Ill. Portland, Ore. Toronto, Can. Madison, NVis. Stanford, Cal. Providence, R. I. Cincinnati, O. Spokane, Wash. Vermilion, O. l IL- Ti I 1 - 'i l.l-I S I ofa Chapter Established in 1881 IN FACULTATE MRS. JOHN HENRY COMSTOCK - IN URBE MISS ETHEL BAILEY A MISS REBECCA HARRIS MISS HELEN BENNETT MRS. BENJAMIN IQINGSBURY MRS. GEORGE RAY CHAMBERLAIN NIRS. JAMES MCKINNEY MRS. LOUIS MUNROE DENNIS RQISS MILDRED WATT MISS LILLIAN PEARL GREEN MRS. CHARLES W. WEBB SENIORS CATHERINE ANN BARD ANNA CORNELL KERR IRIS MARIE BASSETT MARGARET HOPE MCCLANAHAN JEAN DALZIEL HOLMES RUTH JANE MACCLELLAND HELEN SPALDING JUNICRS AMY LEONE LUCE ELIZABETH ROWLEE KATHERINE 1VIARIE RODGER EDITHA CORA SMITH SOPHOMORES DOROTHY ASHLEY 'WINIERED ROMER REBA LIZZETTE BEARD VVINIFRED SKINNER ELSIE STERLING CHURCH VIRGINIA 'WATSON SWITZER FRESHNIEN LOUISE BAKER i JEAN ELIZABETH RALPH GLADYS GILKEY LYDIA AMANDA SEAGER ELLEN MARX DORIS DE MAID WYNCOOP , - S I C Y pl- I 1 ' ' 'K J A 287 IE ' .1 L. a li 1-N7 - .,. o f fi, . , ' V f,.....x 4221, I ,f , ff' '-A A-A 'T in L' X -1 A' N T' L f ,, V ,. in N I , 3 , fs ii if - , .M2a Amr gr, V Ai, F: ,f , Kg. -M. NA f.:-E ' ' .gf I 1- Y' Al ' ,S-:J 2:2 1,- 1 renfii ' -'-Z N T- sa ' i 1 J we Ag? I A .2 Pl Kappa Kappa Gamma Founded 1870 ROLL or CHAPTERS ALPHA PROVINCE ZETA PROVINCE PHI . . Boston University A CHI University of Minnesota BETA EPSILON Barnard College ETA . University of Wisconsin BETA SIGMA . Adelphi College UPSILON . Northwestern University BETA ALPHA University of Pennsylvania EPSILON . . Illinois Wesleyan ' BETA IOTA Swarthmore College BETA PROVINCE Psi . , Cornell University BETA TAU . Syracuse University BETA Psi . University of Toronto GAMMA PROVINCE GAMMA RHo BETA UPs1LoN Allegheny College West Virginia University LAMBDA University of Akron BETA NU Ohio State University BETA Rno University of Cincinnati DELTA PROVINCE IOTA . De Pauw University MU . . Butler College DELTA . . Indiana State University BETA CHI . University of Kentucky EPSILON PROVINCE BETA DELTA . University of NIichigan X1 . . . Adrian College KAPPA . . Hillsdale College BETA LAMBDA . University of Illinois ETA PROVINCE Iowa State University BETA ZETA . THETA . Missouri State University OMEGA . Kansas State University SIGMA . Nebraska State University BETA MU . Colorado State University TI-IETA PROVINCE BETA THETA . Oklahoma State University BETA X1 . Texas State University BETA OMICRON Tulane University IOTA PROVINCE BETA PHI . University of Montana BETA P1 . . University of Washington BETA OMEGA , University of Oregon KAPPA PROVINCE P1 . . . University of California BETA ETA Leland Stanford, Ir. Univ. I' I ' I --I 3 Psi Chapter Established in 1883 IN URBE MISS KATHERINE ALEXANDER MISS JULIA MELOTTE MISS EVA HAIGH MISS CLARA HOWARD MRS. HENRY NEEDHAM MRS. LEONARD C. URQUEHART MISS MARY JOSEPHINE HULL MISS VIRGINIA VAN ATTA MRS. VVALTER F. WILLCOX SENIORS ELSIE VIOLA BOTS1-'ORD LUCY MARY HOWARD MARION WASHBURN GUSHEE MARY HARRIET MCCORMICK EVELYN LOUISE THORPE IUNIORS HELEN BELL MARY BANCROFT LOUISE CLIFT BENTLEY AMY SPENCER MORAN JOSEPHINE BANKS FLORENCE BERKELEY RUTH CONKLIN WINIFRED IRVINE ' GERTRUDE THILLY SOPHOMORES DOROTHY PURDY FREDA SCHOEFFLER ANNA SELKIRK FRESHMEN ELIZABETH CHURCHYARD GERTRUDE GILLAM EMMA TOWNSEND LEOTA WADSWORTH 289 bf 'Ii I :- n 'll Uri --L -I1 HP! nn 'P' 'N -an :hu r-an 5--1 vm.. .114 A.- ll ll -1 I. ,Qt v s I J H l i H5 I M ..---f- A ..... ,fi N - ' 51 1'1Q'2' il- , ' i i H 41 Delia Gamma Founded in 1872 ROLL OF CHAPTERS I BETA ..... University of Washington , GAMMA . i University of California ZETA Albion College R ... I ETA Buchtel College THETA . University of Indiana ' IOTA University of Illinois KAPPA University of Nebraska ' , LAMBDA . University of Minnesota I- ' MU University of Missouri n XI . . University of Michigan ' OMICRON . 1 Adelphi College I RHO . University of Syracuse Q SIGMA Northwesterns University u , TAU . University of Iowa f UPSILON . Leland Stanford, Ir., University PHI University of Colorado ,- CHI Cornell University A Psi . . Woman's College of Baltimore OMEGA . University of Wisconsin EPSILON . Ohio State University PI . . University of Montana I I NU . . , University of Idaho ALPHA BETA -. Swarthmore College I ' ALPHA GAMMA . Toronto University H - ALPHA DELTA , Oregon University ,. ' ALPHA EPSILON , 'Washington University I ALPHA ZETA . . Lawrence College BETA SIGMA ALUh'INAE Seattle H ' ETA UPs1LoN ALUMNAE Akron H l LAMBDA NU ALUMNAE Minneapolis I PHI OMEGA ALUMNAE Denver CHI SIGMA ALUMNAE . Chicago CHI UPsILoN ALUMNAE New York City ' GAMMA UPSILON ALUMNAE Los Angeles OMEGA SIGMA ALUMNAE Milwvaukee ALPHA CHI ALUMNAE Pittsburgh BETA LAMBDA ALUMNAE Spokane I THETA CHI ALUMNAE Cleveland 1 RHO SIGMA ALUMNAE Syracuse KAPPA THETA ALUMNAE Lincoln ' TAU ZETA ALUMNAE . Iowa City ' Psi OMICRON ALUMNAE Baltimore Psi PHI ALUMNAE . Philadelphia OMEGA ALPHA ALUMNAE Omaha OMEGA ALUMNAE . Madison ALPHA EPSILON ALUMNAE Alliance ALPHA GAMMA ALUMNAE Toronto, Canada 290 'V r- I1 I ,na ll ll ll xl ll xl ll Il IY YY ' ' I.. MISS MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MISS Chi Chapter Established in 1885 IN URBE NAOMI HANDY BATES CHARLES DIBBLE BOSTWICK SAMUEL HOWARD BURNETT ROLLO CLINTON CARPENTER HUBERT CHARLES ELMER EUGENE ELWIN HASKELL LILLIAN HOAG MRS. FRED EDGAR KLINCK I MRS. WALTER HAMLIN KNISKERN MRS. CLARK SUTHERLAND NORTHUP NIISS IQATHERINE MADGE SMITH MRS. WILLIAM ALONZO STOCKING MRS. CHARLES GARRETT THATCHER MISS ETHEL MAY WILLIAMS 1 MRS. WALTER LONG WILLIAMS ru- - h-an nw P15- an id!-I hurl ...- ur- rin- Lib-4 ua- ..- nh-' 5-nl-A' L.,- -L. n--1 N-. Sv- H-. -H u H SENIORS EVELYN MARGUERITE ALSPACH MARTHA EVELYN SMITH EDITH DEAN FANNING I LILA VIRGINIA STEVENSON HELEN PARKER MYERS HELEN TABER JUNIORS JMPABEL BALDWIN NIARY HALDEMAN JOHNSON MARY ALDA DEIBLER IMIARY ELIZABETH PIKE ISABEL HOPKINS MAREA HADESSA TODD SOPHOMORES , j ELIZABETH ALWARD VI ARVIN GRAHAM I FREDA CORRINE AMES DOROTHY ELIZABETH GRIFFITH ADENA KATHERINE BURT EDA GRACE MILLER DOROTHY POND FRESHMEN .. ADELAIDE HAYWARD ELLIOTT CORINNE HARTZELL HAZEL JEAN HALL FRANCES HEISLER RILEY I .. MARY WATSON ,X NX N . 1 . -I dv 2 . r Ii M ' Wiz.--','M,t.'v. 1. -V em . 'mlmif' Wi ifilpelw izmerllsf 2:2151 1 st u iftwpfff pJ5vVgvpi'f?wL1g,e'frl,, f- 1 , ,, if-1-wm'w Jz11'vif,u3i.,,f ,- i f 5 ll'-s lf2+fI 5lilfl1i+m11 1 ,T 1 1. wll!iEZ3 Wil6i5i Wbfvlr','ggg41!v5pg1',gil H mln W1-1Sv'f ' -. i11':4e'fe1li iCflU ,wrzn Wir ggag,,,.p'+m-s,M- a g -sq..Wg- ' W ' ,iv-1 A fa ' gi g, 1 1 .1 1-F f2'J'JfV ' Q 43 - Wi. WMMWMMA' mwah 'ymf ,5gf5.ffz5'4:h. A- 1 - , ' Q 4. E115 Wan.:-::L'wb .uw .1 ' if 151 ma, -rw-211a'. 'Sims :fi wf 'wliwifr 454174-:,,. jill' Nllxgiwg., r A A ,sA. l'wIl1W,, 1,15 , 'ww:Xg1 mr ig, 'ski' , A R, 1 rig, WNW'-six NT, ' I 5.:mus,1fw'.::if :af f' ,, .3 1,-wtfiwgl ,, ' ,1-Ifsrjlswl- ,-1111, , -gmt,-,-,-nrf I 1, 179.11 -ewwvwiwi . Y- W? ,5,W,. fy r 'fl 1 ' Founded at Syracuse University fl if bfi if is 3 fi 'ff i i i' ,lf x K V w is A wi 1 1 fimlll A M , 9 f Niki? 57 .I qt Jawa: 1 ' A 'bf'f'W M,Kl' , -1. A . f'3ff f -' gl mv' ,pf:1 1,?iFFf1x-,,.. Alpha Phi 1872 AROLL OF CHAPTERS ALPHA BETA GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ZETA ETA TH ETA IOTA KAPPA LAMBDA MU NU X1 OMICRON P1 RHO SIGMA TAU Syracuse University . Northwestern University . DePauw University . . Cornell University . Minnesota University Baltimore College . Boston University . University of Michigan . . University of Wisconsin '. , . Leland Stanford, Jr., University University of California . . Barnard College . of Nebraska of Toronto . University University University of lVIiss0uri ' . University of North Dakota Ohio State University . University of Washington University of Oregon . ALUMNAE CHAPTERS Chicago Alumnae Central New York Alumnae Boston Alumnae Minnesota Alumnae San Francisco Alumnae Southern California Alumnae Indiana Alumnae Columbus Alumnae New York City Alumnae Southern Alumnae Ithaca Alumnae Detroit Alumnae Wisconsin Alumnae Kansas City Alumnae Philadelphia Alumnae Portland Alumnae 292 1872 1881 1887 1889 1890 1891 1883 1892 1896 1899 1901 1903 1906 1906 1910 1911 1912 1914 1914 o o na., ... ,F Delia Chapier Established in 1889 IN FACULTATE NIRS. GEORGE YOUNG R. MRS. BLINN SILL CUSHMAN MRS. LEWIS :KNUDSON , J , IN URBE MISS JULIA STONE MRS. ED. BRADFORD TITCHENER MRS. EDWARD MONTGOMERY MRS. CHARLES WHITEHAIR MRS. HOWARD WAIT RILEY MRS. EDWARD WYCOFF, JR. MISS MARY STONE MRS. GEORGE YOUNG, JR. SENIORS GERTRUDE STRONG BATES JULIA BOYETTE MOODY FLORENCE ALIDA FAULIIAEER PEARLIE HUNTER MOODY RUTH IMOGENE GOTHARD KATHERINE REYNOLDS BELL KATHERINE ETZ HELEN LOUISE DAVIS GERTRUDE LOUISE HUTH JULIA ELIZABETH SMITH JUNIORS ARAMINTA MAC DONALD GLADYS ELEANOR POOLE EMILY CHRISTINE SCHULTZE FERA E. VVEBBER SOPHOMORES JULIA ERNESTINE BECKER A MARIE LOUISE HAGADORN GLADYS DUTTON KOLB LOUISE FULLER BELDEN ELIZABETH MARY DRAKE LELIA HAMILTON LASSITER MARGARET KIRTLEY MILTON EMILY EVELYN WARD FRESHMEN E. VIRGINIA PHIPPS GENEVIEVE MINA SPRAGUE GERALDINE ESTHER SPRAGUE 293 'I I' 51, I4 ALPHA P1 NU . OMICRON IQAPPA ZETA . SIGMA . THETA DELTA GAMMA EPSILON Rno . LAMBDA IOTA . TAU . CHI . UPSILON NU KAPPA Alpha Omicron Pi Founded 1897 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Barnard College Newcomb College New York University University of Tennessee Randolph-Macon Women7s College University of Nebraska University of California De Pauw University Tufts College University of Maine Cornell University Northwestern University Leland Stanford, Jr., University University of Illinois University of Minnesota Syracuse University University of Washington Southwestern Methodist ALUMNAE CHAPTER S New York City San Francisco Providence Boston New Grleans Lincoln Los Angele Chicago 294 ' S College E4 I6 L l I Ii l.1 . lla' L Z 3 3 fi Established in IQOS F1 in 1 vu Q .., Q IN URBE jj H MRS. ARTHUR AUGUSTUS ALLEN NIRS. RICHARD ALAN MORDOFF K ' f' MRS. MORTIER FRANKLIN BARRUS MRS. NATHANIEL SCHMIDT ' S MRS. ALBERT HAZEN WRIGHT - ,. - Q H P3 'I - SENIORS H - H Pl I1 I GLADYS KRUGER COOMBS KATHERINE LYON T .4 ll H -. VIOLA BUCHERT DENGLER JESSIE IQING PETERS A -. CATHERINE LUCY HAWLEY BERTHA FRIEDA YERKE ' : S 35 IUNIGRS A -1 ,1 F1 R MARY SUSAN ALBERTSON BETTINE KATHRYN GUTTERSON SARAH LETSON CAMPBELL DOROTHY MARY SHAW , ., ANNE HORTON MORROW JEANNETTE SHORT -3: '4 -1 H rn v- F SOPHOMORES : MARGARET JERALDINE CONLAN , EVELYN MARGARET HIEBER 3 - JOANNA MARGARET DONLON CALISTA JANE HOFFMAN ' DAGMAR ALFREN SCHMIDT - :: .. FRESHMEN .. F1 FLORENCE ELIZABETH COUPE HELEN CORNELIA LANGDON ANNA LOUISE GRAEFFE JENNIE COWLES SHEFFER H-E-IfENwGRAcE.LA..EORGfE ELEANOR SHARPE H 295 'I I Y' ij L L'A-, gs ALPHA . BETA DELTA . EPSILON . ZETA ETA THETA . IOTA O KAPPA . LAMBDA . MU NU . . . ALPHA ALUMNAE BETA ALUMNAE DELTA ALUMNAE GAMMA ALUMNAE EPSILON ALUMNAE Delia Zeia Founded in IQO2 ROLL OF CHAPTERS 296 Miami University V Cornell University De Pauvv University Indiana University Nebraska University Baker University Ohio State University Iowa State University Washington University Kansas State College University of California Lombard College Oxford, Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio Indianapolis, Ind. Lincoln, Neb. New York City 'V I' ll . fa., ks Beta Chapter Established in IOO8 PATRONESSES IVIRS. WILLIAM RANDOLPH DREW MRS. DAVID FLETCHER HOY A MRS. RALPH STOCKMAN TARR IN URBE EDNA MAY FOSTER SENIORS RUTH MINNIE BRACE HELEN FRELINGHUYSEN JUDD BERTHA MAUDE ELLIS ADELAIDE MORTON MIFFLIN LAURA EVELYN SPEYER JUNIORS HILDEGARDE EULENSTEIN ANITA GENEVIEVE LYNCH MARION MINNIE LOWE VIRGINIA VAN BRUNT ROSAMOND WOLCOTT SOPHOMORES MARGARET LYON CHAPMAN MARGARET WHITNEY LUCKINGS DOROTHY ANNIE COTTON ALICE MARIE QUINLAN FRESHMEN DOROTHY ALICE BARIIIETT MARIE CLARK DOIROTHY LYON CHAPMAN MRS. MARTHA H. MILLER MARGARET KIMBER CLARK IDA RAFELOER 297 'I T' F91 E Delia iffififi iiifiii I Delia A ,H I Founded m 1888 1 'fi fiii u , ROLL OF CHAPTERS T- A51- -:. - , . I Q 'A - Deli a A ff? .19 . fri? , , f 99 Q 111:59 ALPHA PROVINCE THETA GAMMA . . Oklahoma ALPHA ALPHA Adelphi THETA EPSILON Southwestern RHO . Barnard OMEGA . Stanford Alpha . Boston THETA ZETA Texas TAU . Bucknell THETA ALPHA lrVashington ALPHA BETA Cornell THETA ETA Wyoming X1 . . Goucher THETA DELTA Oregon Psi . . Pennsylvania THETA IOTA . . Kansas State ALPHA XI Randolph-lVIacon ALLIANCES .ALPHA DELTA Stetson GAMMA . Adrian, Mich. BETA . St. Lawrence LAMBDA . Baldwin, Kans. OMICRON . Syracuse X1 . . Baltimore, Md. ETA . Vermont P1 . . Berkeley, Cal. ALPHA GAMMA Wesleyan ALPHA ALPHA Brooklyn, N. Y. ALPHA EPSILON Brenau ETA . Burlington, Vt. ALPHA UPSILON Colby BETA . Canton, N. Y. ALPHA ZETA . . Hollins DELTA ETA Cedar Rapids, Ia. DELTA PROVINCE ZETA . Cincinnati, Ohio GAMMA . Adrian NU . . Columbus, Ohio OMEGA DELTA Ames DELTA EPSILON Decatur, Ill. DELTA IOTA Arkansas UPs1LoN . Evanston, Ill. ZETA , Cincinnati THETA DELTA Eugene, Ore. DELTA ETA Coe DELTA ZETA Franklin, Ind. DELTA ALPHA De Pauw EPSILON . Galesburg, Ill. DELTA ZETA Franklin DELTA ALPHA Greencastle, Ind. PHT . Iowa DELTA . Indianola, Ia. DELTA THETA ,Iudson PHI . Iowa City, Ia. EPSILON . Knox .ALPHA DELTA DeLand, Fla. DELTA BETA Miami TAU . Lewisburg, Pa. DELTA EPSILON IVIillikin IQAPPA . Lincoln, Neb. PHI . Minnesota NIU . Madison, Wis. UPSILON . Northwestern DELTA 'TI-IETA Marion, Ala. NU . . Ohio SIGMA . IVIiddleton, Conn. DELTA . Simpson THETA . Llinneapolis, Minn. BETA ZETA Transylvania DELTA GAMMA Nashville, Tenn. DELTA GAMMA Vanderbilt RHO . New York City MU . Wisconsin 'Pl-IETA GAMMA Norman, Okla. DELTA DELTA Wooster CHI . . Oxford, Mass. DELTA LAMBDA Indianapolis Psi . . Philadelphia, Pa. DELTA KAPPA Drury 'PHETA ALPHA Seattle, Wash. THETA . Minnesota OM1cnoN . Syracuse, N. Y. DELTA MU Alabama ALPHA UPs1LoN Waterville, Me. DELTA NU Mt. Union OMEGA DELTA Ames, Iowa. IOTA . Michigan ALPHA . Boston, Mass. DELTA, X1 . . Missouri DELTA IOTA Fayetteville, Ark. TI-IETA PROVINCE THETA ETA Laramie, Wyo. LAMBDA . Baker BETA ZETA Lexington, Ky. P1 . . California ALPHA X1 Lynchburg, Va. THETA BETA Colorado DELTA BETA Oxford, O. KAPPA . Nebraska THETA THETA Reno, Nev. THETA THETA Nevada ALPHA TAU Waterville, Me. ANNE ARNOLD ANNA MARSH X, ' O 91' '22 .I L.. Alpha Beia Chapier Established in IQI3 PATRONESSES MRS. JAMES GEORGE NEEDHADA MRS. JOSEPH ELLIS TREVOR MRS. PIERRE AUGUSTINE FISH MRS. GORDON ELLWOOD WIGHTMAN IN URBE GERTRUDE FOLEY MRS. G. T. FREAR ZELLA LABARRE HELEN ROBBINS JUANITA BATES FLORENCE LUMSDEN MARION BALDWIN ELINOR FISH .V - K y'x,f, L'4 1, J! I - T UNO MARGUERITE GURLEY EMMA SPEED MARGUERITE TREVOR SENIORS ANNA MAY SARGENT DOROTHY STARKWEATHER HAZEL TUCKER JUNIORS DOROTHY MAIER GERALDINE WILLIS SOPHGMORES .MILDRED WILLEVY FRESHMEN MARION HOOPER LUCY MACK KATHERINE THORP 299 41 F' O r,1 I M g ,J L EVELYN ALSPACH GERTRUDH BATES ELSIE BOTSFQRD MAUDE ELLIS HELEN IRISH LoIs GSBORNE HELEN SPALDING SIGNE TOKSVIG D HELEN VAN KEUREN DOROTHY WINNER I HOU I 7 I 4' I I r O ' na f ' l i3 O .I I- -f , .- -I1 , lc' 'K ' . .I Z' ' L 7 'l A ' ff-, v:'fv'3K1'5f f11?'3.59v.-I ,-.1 -' 71: 1 55- W N R . , ' . . V, f -.4 -:-'-.51-gag-,LAy,--4-.4j.25.p:f, , 41- ,,-.Z 5,33 In ' 35, wr' -' , g - . ,, ' '-J 4 . - , 4 : ' '- I ' - ' 3:,. ' 'I-E'W7,i 39?-'5541' I. 1 H441- 4-I.: 1::',,-H , ' ' :'1f-an-1,f:.,zw, Flif , f:3 ':1 - ' 1 ' .-4'3'439'-1'2fviJ WF I . 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JEAN HOLMES MISS ELLEN BRAINARD CANFIELD MRS. EMMONS L. WXILLIAMS MRS. GEORGE YOUNG MRS. CLARENCE AUGUSTINE MARTIN DR. MATZKE 302 'I . President Vice-President . Secretary . Student Treasurer . Manager of Crew Manager of Basketball Manager of Hockey Manager of Tennis N I K l F' 91 I4 .1 ' I. CORNELL WQIQEI-JS PRBHHTIC CLVB CORNELL VVOMEN'S DRAMATIC CLUB FLORENCE E. WILBUR, '16 . . Prefiafenz KATHERINE LYON, 'I6 . , Secrezary and T1-eafnrer VIRGINIA VAN BRUNT, '17 . Stage Maviager HENRIETTA ELY, '17 . . Proparzy .Manager CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES LAURA MILLER, '16 V1 GRAHAM, 'IS . RUTH CHAPPELLE, 717 EDNA BOYD, 'I6 . BONNYDELL KARNS, '16 VIOLA DENGLER, '16 LILIAN FULLER, '16 . CLARA COWHILL, '18 RUTH GOTHARD, '16 ADELAIDE MIFFLIN, '16 Circulating .Manager . . S canary . . . Program . W ardrobf Mift1'e55 Mnfic Dancing U :hen Invizationf . . Patroneyfff . - Tirkftf ANNETTA VVOLODARSKY, '16 . Pictiwef 303 1- 4- I4 '-' ,L .ll .I - 1- A- N FQ 5 A I ,AI I I f ' gl ,- . f I . I fin? .491 f . H? . Y - I ', if ' 1 .. - ' 3' T25 ,- M 35' I ' E A N W f ' f 'FI-. 'L 1 I-25 S-4 LI, ff M . Q. -A , ,I ., f 1 Vgigfwl X ' .xx . 1 FLORENCE BARNWELL Pvwilifvll MARGARET MILTON Secretary cmd Treczfurer I LOLA ANDERSON SARAH ABBOTT ERNESTINE BECKER FLORENCE BARNWVELL REBA BEARD LILIAN FULLER MARY GILL VI GRAHAM RUTH GOTHARD JEAN HOLMES MARY LARKIN LELIA LASSITER JULIA MOODY PERLIE MOODY MARGARET NIILTON ADELAIDE MIFFLIN MABEL MASSEY4 I PRISCILLA PARSONS JULIA SMITH GERALDINE SPRAGUE GENEVIEVE SPRAGUE MARY STEELE MARTHA SMITH VIRGINIA SWITZER JESSICA VANN RUTH WILLIAMS S I 1 304 '1 U E i l - 1 1 r,1 lla, - A ' ' ' -4 1 ' 1 GI :: ii II Q2 .. : : 25.5, E2 ji ' ,RQ : 2 tkffiaqf 2 Q ' t 7 f P1 id ' I LA -4 Qu 22 F3 ,Q Li i 1 S d H F :: 33 5 FLORENCE ETHEL AXTELL 3: GERTRUDE STRONG BATES ff: ' EDITH CUTHBERT FLEMING HELEN GERTRUDE IRISH H H H , ., F K LO1s CURTIS OSBORN RUTH HOWARD SMITH H - h-1 lk ' HELEN SPALDING 'f HELEN VAN KEUREN A .. V' I1 Fl P- -1 lu K ld H 2... P1 H H 'I 5 .. . 305 I HJ , ,, I 1 in L ' fm.. w 1 '1 I' ' .J I I ll-I ,T SENIOR SOCIETY gl, 1:1 5: issgh X, . 'F 'lf ' . rr ,-..I. , 3,,-75, s' . ' 1, AWG,-1 mu .ff f tt ' iw ' ' ' :fp j'a'nsh,WH,:.x .X ,, N was yr. mi- '14 1 Y,W'i4,gs'-53' A W m- .ms W' '14-X N . ,Aw ww sw ,fam 3 ,. , .W ,- ' Y Away 1 1 Q, , ,M W 1212, ' ' fm, ff '3,NV1'QQ 'X +: we be wm a at X if .a -Q: E.m..f:-I. ,,., ih ,X, , , ?L.,,. Sphinx Head fohn Harris Allen, fr. Cowles Andrus . Clarence PVagar Bailey Charles Barrett Royal Gould Bird Leslie Brown Willard Cameron Cool Carlton Palmer Collins Charles Clarh Durland Karl Hermann Eernow Richard fohn Foster, fr. Robert Alexander Barnard Goodman Rohert Bruce Cordon Alvin Eranle Griesediecle Lawrence Edward Guhh fohn Sherwood Hojmire Maurice Wilton Howe Samuel Eoerett Hunhin Harold Enos Irish Edward Stein famison john Shanahan Lewis Arthur Eillingham McCann Weyland Pfeijer Daniel Frederic Potter, fr. Paul Fitch Sanlrorne Murray Norcross Shelton George May Stevens Hamilton Vose, fr. Russell Welles 307 r. E I4 ll - , SENIOR SOCIETY T 4 Q., IM F Y . . , , .7 Vg' Q' , :ig , E g- Quill and Dagger j osejoh Crandell Ashmead james Stanley Babbitt Donald Watson Cady Harry Augustus Frielea Eaton Luther Harris H iscocle Francis Townsend Hunter William Henry jameson Ma'rio Lazo Lowry Raeburn Lytle Don .dndrew McLaren Benjamin Hall llflieou Hugh .Millard john Troup llffoir, jr. Herbert Snyder Frederic Hill Starr William Henry Sutterby Frank jonas Toioar, jr. 309 f' 2,1 I. ' Fha h I P4 I4 I1 I ,na I- - f' nn- ..- H! .... Nb- Nh ..,. N.. I .H ..,. , .... .,.. Fu HH ,,.. kb- .... ... PM HM -L ,... v--J -... ,.,.. ...A -.. IN Mil ull ..-. .... NN I-lj Ls JUNIOR SOCIETY , N k.5,:YQFl Aleph Samach Edward Ewen Anderson Chandler Burpee A Francis joseph Clary fohn Lyon Collyer Charles Stuart Cooper William Doolittle Crim Albert Augustus Cushing Paul Witherspoon Ecleley F rank Kent Foss fohn Caldwell Corliss Gardiner George Paul Ilejernan Lawrence Douglas Kingsland, 2nd Walter Rowe Lalley GabrielgEmanuel Lund Robert Emerson MacKenzie Arthur William Mellen, fr. Lucien Wilbur Mueller' Geojrey Maurice O'Connell Hermann Gauntlett Place Alma Wihford Richards Gustave David Stahl Clarence Tilley Donald Bain Vail john Randall Whitney Linus V ere W'indnagle George Austin Worn Roy fohn Zander 311 A -- un -I Y Il -ul Trl -LD -'S I 'ei li! -.-. ull In ID Hr- 'H ll nu v--4 '4-4 '51 Ill ..-I nh-1 F I- U1 F 91 -J I. CIVIL ENGINEERING SOCIETY Jg F in I1 f , 'T .- ' ' f II I I I- in I. 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ROBERT SCOTT MESTON . FREDERICK TERRAZAS I CHESTER ARTHUR THOMPSON :I GEORGE RUSSELL THOMPSON HARRY CHARLES TONKS HH JAMES JOSEPH WALL GEORGE TITUS BARTON HENRY HUNTINGTON BATJER 3 3 JAMES FRANCIS DRISCOLL LOUIS ROETHE FARR ERNEST WILLIAM K,URZ T3 RICHARD PARMENTER JOHN ALLISON PIERSOL H Pl 1 JAMES HENDERSON SPAFFORD ' EDWIN HAICHT TILLOTSON li 1 I I 313 '1 F' ' Y.1 ll L I I L CIVIL ENGINEERING SGCIETY Riff? 'N M f 1' I M r, ' F ' I FI' I fwdiw A Lek M, , IG. wir? QW, M A 'EW' A WN I CARL CRANDALL CORNELIUS WALWORTH IVIIDDLETON CHARLES LEE CRANDALL ARTHUR FRANKLIN PERRY, JR. LEONARD ALEXANDER LAWRENCE LESLIE EDWARD PIERCE ORA IVIINER LELAND I GEORGE LEROY PURDY FRANCIS JOSEPH SEERY NELSON TRUESDELL WOOD CHARLES LEOPOLD WALKER JOHN HOWARD COURTNEY ERNEST CHARLES WHITE JOHN DEWITT FREDERICK CHRISTIAN BRANDES RICHARD THOMAS GUILBERT JAMES AUSTIN COOPER LAWRENCE DOUGLAS KINGSLAND, ZND CLEMENT EARL CROOK WARNER HARWOOD RICHARD LOUIS HYDE HAROLD JAY SAMUEL JOHN LEONARD GABRIEL EMANUEL LUND J ROBERT GILLESPIE MEAD, 2ND JOHN OWINGS PRESTON HARMON CONRAD KIBBE ' JAMES KING VAN CAMPEN ' ROY JOHN ZANDER . 314 ... r'.1 I I -111 in -1 I- CHEMISTRY SOCIETY O '1 TA . blc HGNORARY LOUIS MUNROEYDENNIS ASSOCIATE Ross PETER ANDERSON LAURENICE PUMPELLY THOMAS ROLAND BRIGGS THOMAS WHITNEY BENSON XKVELSH LEWIS JOSEPHUS CROSS WARD BENJAMIN WHITE GUSTAVE ERNEST FREDERICK LUNDELL GRADUATES ARCHIBALD MORTIMER ERSKINE EDWARD LAWRENCE MACK WILLIAM FRANCIS FLYNN JOHN JOSEPH KENNEDY WILLIAM KIRK JOSEPH CRANDELL ASHMEAD JAMES STANLEY BABBITT ELBERT CURTISS BAKER CHARLES CLARK DURLAND LEO AUGUSTINE KEANE HAROLD KIRK DONALD LINCOLN JOHN HANSON MICHENER FRANK HOWELL POLLARD FRANK ELMORE RICE JOHN GRAHAM THOMPSON SENIORS JOHN ADAMS NIOFFITT DIXON COALE PHILIPS THOMAS BALDWIN PRICKETT FRANCIS HARLEY SCHEETZ ABRAM GAAR STRATTAN CHARLES GASNER STUPP WILLIAM DONALDSON VAN ARNAM HAROLD PHILLIPS WILSON JUNIORS OTTO AUGUST BADENHAUSEN WVILLIAM ARCHIBALD NICCANDLESS, R ALAN LYON BROWN ALBERT LEWIS CULBERTSON WILLIAM HENRY EASTMAN ROBERT JAMES FLETCHER DONALD BXICBXIASTER DANIEL CHAUNCEY NICCOY VPAUL FREDERICK STRICKER RICHARD THOMAS SUMMERS 315 '1 r- O I I F01 544 PIN A -1-4 ,- --. wx H --... 1-1 In HH H'- Ill -- I Hn mum ,I ,I Y ur-1 Ill! in lu w--1 nn nf- n-4 an uw -4-4 Nl! --4 -4-l N-1 il-1 -ul NH '1 nn -4 -11 ARCHITECTURAL SOCIETY M AR- f-lm ,E ' ,. 52525 ?'!ji', , . --15:1 11,-.. -- 'A ,- I ' 'I . Iw.AEHATW1.I:wBmwER1. if I Q I - ' JACOB GOULD SCHURMAN ANDREW DICKSON WHITE CLARENCE AUGUSTINE MARTIN HUBERT EUGENE BAXTER OLAP MARTINIUS BRAUNER Q LEROY P. BURNHAM GEORGE RAY CHAMBERLAIN THOMAS FREDERICK CRANE LOUIS AGASSIZ FUERTES HIRAM SAMUEL GUTSELL EVERETT V. MEEKS CHRISTIAN TWCIDIO ALBERT CHARLES PHELPS NATHANIEL SCHMIDVI' SHEPHERD STEVENS EDWARD MILTON URBAND GEORGE' YOUNG, JR. 1913 ELTON ROCKWELL NORRIS 1915 RAYMOND MCCORNIICK KENNEDY 1916 ELLIS XAZILLIAM BECK JOSEPH ROMAN PELICH ROBERT TURNER BICKFORD ALBERT EUGENE PRICE WILLIAM WATTLES HORNER HENRY FRANCIS STANTON 'JOHN MILTON HURD WVILLIAM FIELD STAUNTON, JR. DON ANDREW MACLAREN JOHN HERNDON THOMPSON 1917 DAVID NIARTIN BOWES V LESTER ERNST ROY WALLING CHEESMAN DONALD FOGLE INNES MILTON LEE CRANDELL OTTO BERT IVIIKES ALBERT AUGUSTUS CUSHING GUY BROWN WISER u JAMES ALBERT DOUGHER CHESTER CHARLES WOODBURN 316 . ll A! ll ll' xr rl II I 1: lx S. - -I S. -A -- - ,I xi AQ -i-1 R -N-1 in l nh -n 'N I1- -A-. n-H1 In us 'F' HN an HN --2 in -1 1 3 F lil vi -- 41 SENIOR AGRICULTURAL SGCIETY Hebs-Sa' CLARENCE WAGAR BAILEY ROYAL GOULD BIRD LESLIE BROWN ' MONROE GEORGE CHENEY, JR. JAMES CARLTON CORWITH HARRY AUGUSTUS FRICKA EATON LLOYD GARRISON GRINNELL LAWRENCE EDWARD GUBB GEORGE HALE HARRISON FRANCIS TOWNSEND HUNTER HAROLD ENOS IRISH WILLIAM HENRY JAMESON BIRGE WARNER :KINNE ARTHUR LEWIS LUKENS JAMES DONALD IVICCUTCHEON HUGH MILLARD GILBERT MCKEAN IVIONTGOMERY PAUL FITCH SANBORNE FRED PAUL SCHLICHTER FRANKLIN HENRY THOMAS JOHN ALPHEUS VANDERSLICE 317 EI F Eg ull v-l I I lin n Nl up- NP' -el: un- .I uh ...A I I I -4-1 ll? 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' Cliff' ' a f A unify iff, 9fl '12:'l , Scabbard and Blade Founded at University Of Wisconsin ,RGLL OF COMPANIES 318 University Of Wisconsin IIniverQty'Of Bdinnesota Cornell University Purdue University University Of Illinois University Of Missouri Pennsylvania State College IIniverQIy'Of'VVashingtOn '1 I' Scabbard and Blade COMPANY C Founded in IQO6 HONORARY MEMBERS ANDREW DICKSON WHITE JACOB 'GOULD SCHURMAN HENRY TILGHMAN BULL ROBERT STARRS DOUGHERTY JOHN WESLEY STEWART f SAMUEL ARCHER MUNI-'ORD CHARLES FULLINGTON THOMPSON THEODORE NAGEL ACTIVE MEMBERS HENRIK ANTELL DAVID HAZEN BLAKELOCK HOMER BROWNING WILLIAM FRANK BULL ROBERT CHAPIN CANDEE HOWARD CORWITH DAVID .HENRY FINLEY HARPER ALLEN HOLT LENOX RILEY LOHR HAROLD TAYLOR 319 HILLIARD VINCENT MACGOWAN DANIEL CHAUNCEY MCCOY JAMES EVART MATTHEWS HUBERT HILL MOON GEORGE ROBINSON PHIPPS WALTER LEROY SAUNDERS JOHN BERNARD SLIMM JOHN KENNING STOTZ NORMAN WESLEY SUITFR SUTCLII-'EE 'll 11 I1 ll xl II 1: 1 Ll. xl . HONORARY ENGINEERING SOCIETY A . Tau Beia Pi Delta Of New York Established January 17, IQIO FACULTY MEMBERS EUGENE ELWIN HASKELL WILLIAM NICHOLAS BARNARD CHARLES HAROLD BERRY ROLLO CLINTON CARPENTER IRVING PORTER CHURCH DAVID CLOSE COMSTOCK CHARLES LEE CRANDALL 4 ROLAND PARKER DAVIS HERMAN DIEDERICHSH CLARENCE VINCENT ELLIOTT- ' ACHIBALD MORTIMER ERSKINE SIDNEY GONZALES GEORGE CHARLES WALTER HAM GEORGE YOUN WILLIAM ALBERT GIBSON HOWARD DRYSDALE HESS CLARENCE FLOYD HIRSCHFELD VLADIMIR KARAPETOEE DEXTER SIMPSON KIMBALL CARL HERMAN KNOETTGE CLARENCE AUGUSTINE MARTIN HENRY SYLVESTER JACOBY ERNEST GEORGE MERRITT ALBERT CHARLES PHELPS ROBERT LEWIS STEPHENSON EDWARD RAY STAPELY CHARLES EDWIN THOMAS G, JR. GRADUATE STUDENT FRED GOTTMIED BAENDER MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1916 ENOS H. BAKER DANA LITTLE BARBOUR ROBERT STURTEVANT BASSETT ELLIS WILLIAM BECK LAURENCE REED CHILCOTE RUSSELL HIGBEE CLEMINSHAW ALEJANDRO R. COTA CLEMENT EARL CROOK FREDERICK BAXTER DOWNING, JR. WILLIAM LOUIS HAVENS EDWARD HENRY HERZFR HARMON CONDIT KIBBE FRANK KOVACS HAW SHEN LEE GEORGE NASH LOSEE CORNELIUS WALWORTII MIDDLETON JAMES HUMPHREY MOORE FRANK WILLIS PIERCE DANIEL FREDERIC POTTER, JR. THEODORE CHITTENDON ROGERS ALBERT BOWMAN SANDERSON, JR. THEODORE L. SMITH JOHN KENNING STOTZ CHARLES GASNER STUPP CHESTER ARTHUR THOMPSON GEORGE BOULTON THORP NEWELL BROWN WOODBURY WILLIAM FRANK ZIMMERMAN MEMBER OF THE CLASS OF 1917 SAMUEL JOHN LEONARD 320 41 ' I1 J , ,n -' lr HONORARY ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING SOCIETY w' 3 A ,MHA f?2?6rZ , I , I .f': :5 -Av 1-.J ' f' I A- wt' : , ,af A -, A ' A u'..,12' ' win-I f -' .. up 1 Amiga-4 :ww '- 1-1 I .JMJIS A u4:bw:fv-.1-'I If 4- '-, Aww 'H-,fm , . , , A 2? Eta Kappa u Established in IQI 2 HONORARY MEMBERS VLADIMIR KARAPETOFF FREDERICK BEDELL ASSOCIATE MEMBERS ALEXANDER CHILSON STEVENS JOHN GEORGE PERTSCH WILLIAM DEANS, IR. GRADUATES RALPH A. 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KENNETH BAIRD WARNER RUSSELL WELLES THOMAS CRAM WHITEHEAD HENRY WOOD WILEY ROBERT HENRY WILSON HORACE WYMAN, 2ND 328 1 I' Manuscripi Club ROBERTKALEXANDER BARNARD GOODMAN MAURICE WILTON HOWE HENRY STERN KIRCHBERGER ARTHUR FILLINGHAM MCCiANN HAROLD RAY OWEN HERMANN GAUNTLETT PLACE LESLIE JACOB RUMMELL MARTIN WRIGHT SAMPSON PAUL BERWIG SCHUMM JACOB GOULD SCHURMAN, JR. ALBERT WILLIAM SMITH WILLIAM STRUNK BERTRAM FRANCIS WILLCOX LEONARD WOOD, EIR. 329 'I l ll ll Il xl ll nl ll ll YY YT . 1: Ii I1 Ix lc IJ ll K1 Lv. 1.1 Huntington Club BOARD OF GGVERNORS CHARLES DIBBLE BOSTWICK REV. HENRY POMEROY HORTON GEORGE WILLIAM HARRIS JAMES MCMAHON REED BRYANT HAYES EDWARD LEAMINGTON NICHOLS EUGENE ELWIN HASKELL HENRY NEELY GGDEN CLARENCE FLOYD HIRSHFELD ALBERT EDWARD WELLS RESIDENT MEMBERS DONALD EDWARD BRECKENRIDGE WILLIAM WISNER BUCKBEE WALTON HAROLD BURNS NELSON WARREN CORNELL CLEMENT HUTCHINSON CORNISH LOUIS WALTON DAWSON CHANNING LECLAIRE DELAPLANE GEORGE FRANCIS DICKENS DAMON GREENLEAF DOUGLASS HAROLD CHARLES ESTABROOK ELBERT RUSSELL FISHER THEODORE RICHARDS FORD WALTER HOYT FRENCH THEODORE EMMETT GATY WILLIAM EDWARD GOODMAN WILLIAM INSULL HAROLD ENOS IRISH SHURLY RUSSELL IRISH CHARLES IQARSTEN HAROLD PETER KAULFUSS RAYMOND TURNER KELSEY HENRY EDGAR LONGWELL, JR, CHARLES FREDERICK MORGAN MARK OWENS EDWARD HARGRAVE PATTISON GEORGE CURTIS PORTER HENRY BOND RAYMORE LEANDER IVAN SHELLEY ALBERT THEODORE STAUCH, JR. IRVIN BRUCE TIEDEMAN ERNEST HAROLD WARD MAURICE HILLIS WEBSTER BENNET BOTSFORD YOUNG 330 4' r' ' u bf ' 4 I I- Cornell Cosmopolitan Club ASSOCIATION OF COSIVIOPOLITAN CLUBS International Federation of Students: Corda Fratref 1 I OFFICERS EDWIN GEORGE FLEMING, United States . . . . . Preftdent RALPH EARNSHAW, Phillipines . . Firft Vice-President JOHANNES PETRUS DE BUISSON, South Africa Second Vice-Preftdent RAFAEL ANTONIO COLORADO, Porto Rico . Recording Secretary EMILE MARDFIN, United States . . . Correfpondtng Secretary JAIME ANNEXY, Porto Rico . . . Alniftant Seeretary HAROLD ARTHUR CAHEN, United States . . . Alumni Secretary FRED ASA BARNES, United States ...... Treasurer BENJAMIN ADAMS SMITH, United States .... Affiftant Treatnrer E. A. BELLER United States . Alffociate Editor 0 the l'C0.frno olitan Sttzderttw 7 u-.. G. L. COOPER United States Bt1.ftne.r.v Re refentatwe ofthe Cosmo oltlan Student 7 7 . BOARD OF DIRECTORS F. C. BRANDES, Chairman PROF. F. A. BARNES JUDGE NI. IVI. SWEETLAND PROP. E. E. BARKER R. C. COUTINHO PROF. I-I. RIES F. F. FERRARIS PROF. R, S. SABY F. L. MORSE I-IONORARY MEMBERS ANDREW DICKSON WVHITE JACOB GOULD SCHURMAN 4' 331 F I1 E, - ,fa J I. PROP. C. D. ALBERT E. J. ANDERSON L. H. BAILEY PROP. E. E. BARKER PROP. F. A. BARNES' PROF. G. G. BOGERT R. C. CARPENTER T. BROWN I PROP. E. M. CHAMOT PROF. J. H. COMSTOCR A. Al. DRUMMOND PROP. I. E. CREIGHTON PROP. G. A. EVERETT PROP. A. B. FAUST PROP. E. O. FIPPIN PROP. W. S. FORD PROP. D. K. FRASER G. DE GRASS! PROP. A. HAYES PROP. L. D. HAYES PROP. H. D. LJESS PROP. G. S. HOPKINS D. F. PROP. C. R. PROP. R. W. H. N. B. R. HOY C. H. HULL HUOINS W. A. :HURWITZ KING KINGERY MACMILLAN S. A. MAI-IOOD PROP. PROP. PROP. V. A. I. F. MASON R. MATTHEWS E. MERRITT MOORE Cosmopolifan Club ACTIVE MEMBERS E. L. NICHOLS PROP. C. S. NORTHUP H. D. PHILLIPS PROP. H. RIES PROP. W. A. RILEY PROP. W. W. ROWLEE PROP. R. S. SABY PROP. M. W. SAMPSON PROP. N. SCHMIDT L. L. SILVERMAN O. W. SMITII PROP. K. J. SEULKE PROP. W. STRUNK, IR. E. G. TAPPAN PROP. F. TI-IILLY PROP. C. H. TUCK PROP. K. B. TURNER PROP. A. J. J. VVANDERD PROP. G. E. WARREN C. W. WHITEHAIR C. W. WHITNEY PROP. WV. F. WILI.COX PROP. I. A-WINANS PROP. YV. B. VVYCKOPP PROF. G. AIOUNG, JR. W. D. ZINNECKER F. G. ALBER I. ANNEXY, JR. S. S. AU F. L. BAILLIERE E. A. BELLER R. K. BENNETT J. M. BERTRAM A. BODANSKY 332 OES I. P. DU BUISSON O. G. BOWEN F. C. BRANDES H. BROWNING F. C. BRIAN V. M. BUCK H. A. CAHEN R. C. CANDEE AI. CASTELLE C. T. CI-IANG C. S. CHEN W. Y. CIIIU W. Y. CHO C. W. CHU L. F. CIANCIIINI J. K. COLEMAN G. L. COOPER R. A. COLORADO O. M. DA COSTA A. R. COTA R. C. COUTINHO R. W. E. COVVAN A. B. CRANDALL A. R. CROccO A. P. CROSLEY F. CUTOLO B. C. DAILEY F. A. DAVIS R. EARNSHAVV L. R. J. EDWARDS C. I. ENGELDER F. FERRARIS E. G. FLEMMING E. R. ,FORTHOPPER j 'H I, f W. G. FRENCH L. S. FRENKEL L. E. FREUDENTHAL J. A. GARBARINO A. H. GARNKIOST E. I. GATES C. B. GRAYSON F. M. HAMMOND G. HECHT L. H. HISCOCK Y. H. Ho M. T. HU R. T. KELSEY V L. R. KOLLER C. C. Kuo K. C. LAU L. N. LAU H. S. LEE P. DE LIMA F. F. LOPEZ E. E. LUDWIG A. F. MCCANN I. B. DEMACEDO A. H. MAIN . Cosmopolifan E. MARDEIN P. MERTZ H. M. MEIZGER J. R. MINNIER R. L. MURDOCK G. NAKAMOTO R. S. NANZ G. NOBACK J. OVALLE C. L. PFEIFFER C. PING D. S. PURDY R. RAMIREZ A. RICCIARDI T. A. RICE C. I. ROESE R. P. 'SANFORD H. SCHMID H. E. SCI-IRADIECR F. P. SCILEPPI J. D. SCOFIELD I. B. SHEPARD R. E. SIACA L. J. SIVIAN ASSOCIATE MEMBERS E. BAKER G. M. CosII A. C. DURAND S. R L. HOWELL EV. J. A. MACINTOSH REV. H. MOORE F L L F L. MORSE E. PATTERSON . ROTHSCIIILD . SMITH 333 Club B. A. SMITH J. W. SMITH R. O. STEARNS Y. P. SUN I. T. TAVARES T. TONG P. W. TOWNSEND K. C. TSANG P. W. Tsou D. B. VAIL M. A. VALDERRAMA F. F. VIDAL D. WARSIIAW C. O. WEIss R. G. WEST H. A. WICIIELNS W. H. WOLCOTT H. S. WOOLE C. WONG H. H. E. WONG K. Y. WONG C. YANG Y. C. .YANG H.AC. ZEN M. M. SWEETLAND E. T. TURNER C. B. VAN BUREN C. H. WEBSTER F. R. WRIGHT -. nu nv- A H rp I I I I F91 , WASHINGTON SOCIETY 62' ' , waging I sf, , F' I I -'J Irf . ,QXLM '31 Q5 r IJ- TSI I' ' 'If fuk L J W51rX'I1 I Sffgx'-W 'mf wg: w,1,3EMI, if G tl is A1 '-. V- yacc!! -wafiffaf f ' S, S enafors Founded 1893 NORMAN WINFELD BARRETT HENRY ADLER BERLI-NER EDWARD MUNSON BYRNE RAYMOND GORDON CLARK EDWARD LOWE DUFFIES JOHN CHESTER EAKLE THOMAS HENDERSON FARNSWORTH ERNEST CLEVELAND FORTIER JOHN WARRINGTON GALE HOWARD LYON GIBSON WILLIAM BARTON GREENWOOD WARNER HARWOOD HARRY IRVING HOWARD WALTER ALEXANDER KIBBEY BERTRAM YORK KINZEY 4: FRANK LESTER KNOWLTON CHARLES EDWARD KREY SAMUEL JOHN LEONARD DANIEL CLARENCE LIST BENJAMIN HALL TVLICOU EDWARD BELMER NICKLES RALPH EDWARD OGLE JESSE MORSE ROBINSON VVALTER LEROY SAUNDERS HERBERT COLLINS SCHNEIDER CHARLES ALBERT STOTT SIDNEY STEVENS WALCOTT ROBERT BRUCE WARDEN FRANCIS CRESSY RVILBUR , HAROLD WILLSON WILLIAMS 'Y T I BUFFALO VI! A , S OCIETY .1 I. ll - il . ,,I,I,.,vIIw'W 'QMf, Lawn- A 'S-I, , vIw4.J .1 H ,3'WW! 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I H I I Q I H I Pl 5-1 Q F' THEODORE VANVLECK LAUTZ - il fi ,JR ., H Pl I I1 I J L of ,-gf +1 ,. Jfqggfff' ,gf 'qv .Q , wil I , V ' , Q I I If-V V. :Z 1 V A H. U' -:Inu-f - 'RSEEEWSYFJ -EEIQQLSF OFFICERS FRANK HENRY CARTER . . . Prefidenz WILLIAM SCOTT GRAHAM . Vwz-Prmuiem GEORGE FREDERICK GEPHART . Secretary CARL HENRY WALKER . . Treczxurzr MEMBERS 1916 FREDERICK LAWRENCE BAILLIERE EDWARD HENRY HERZER EDWARD WALTER BORST HENRY OTTO KORFF FRANK HENRY CARTER JOHN WARDALE MCALLISTER GEORGE WILLIAM GAILE ALFRED MULLIKIN GEORGE FREDERICK GEPHART LAWRENCE TISCHMEYER REINICKER WILLIAM SCOTT GRAHAM HENRY RIGDON GEORGE HALE HARRISON CARL HENRY WALKER 15917 HARRIS CRAWFORD EMICH OTTO HENRY HAMM JAMES ELMER POEHLMAN JOHN OWINGS PRESTON RALPH CORBIN TAYLOR EDWIN HOFFMAN WATKINS WILLIAM AUGUSTUS WEBSTER, JR. IQI8 H DONALD DUNCAN BALLARD NORMAN HERBERT LONG THOMAS LEROY BAUGHER WILLIAM BROWN MURPHY FREDERICK EISENBRANDT JAMES HENDERSON SPAFFORD CALVIN RUSSELL GALBREATH THOMAS GREASEN WEILEPP 1919 ARTHUR BRUCE BOEHM ELWOOD BRYAN ENSOR DANIEL BOSLEY BROOKS FREDERICK MEREDITH WOOD 336 H r I C - I1' ' l lla, . H H y F H fi fi! Pb 7 Ml 11952591 .R'w'.f1'H' A 51'w7fW'lfV?f1f .5155 . lhvv ., ,. xx, 54615.13 V. .. 4 , A .m+,,0,,,1f9, -1- W'S?2-iwgleff-' ,.A' A - 3'AE5WQ3'1? AS I , SAS . , . .. V 1' A'A fi 'P' A 7 . 1 78 .1 .611-IRYQEY Y I . 5 ,15 A '45A'1??i'O1 v f5'?fIl 1 ' - iff ' '61 Q-i,f 2,.,. , . , , , A A .. ,, . V2 ' ,,-Ez' Y- A--ff--f ----- --.Im--H -A-,-..-.., 551 413 ,ala I, A 'V Mn - -LLg:Efg1f- ' 4---- J 1- 1 s ,Zi AT ' I .bfi .. . vv---'- H-I-If-A --A'- Y CIE I - OFFICERS :: , 1 . 5, LUTHER HARRIS HISCOCK, 16 . , Prffrdgm jfg BIRGE WARNER KINNE, 'I6 Vice-President W4 'F ' PETER PAUL MILLER, '18 Recording Secretary CHARLES WESLEY WHITEHAIR . General Secretary DAN E. WELTY . . . Associate Secretary QQ 1 '1 5 CABINET -1 l ELAM JONATHAN ANDERSON, Grad. RAYMOND PRIOR SANFORD, '16 DUANE SPENCER HATCH, Grad. CHARLES ORCHARD SMITH, '16 HAROLD GLEN HARPER, Grad. GERALD MATTHEW TAMBLYN, '16 h 1 -MACRAE PARKER, Grad. CHARLES MONROE THORP, JR., '16 7- LOUIS E. WOLFERZ, Grad. WALTER EDWIN HIGGINS, '16 ' WILLIAM HALLAM GILLIS MURRAY, '16 ALTON FLETCHER BAKER, '17 CLIFFORD BARKER GRAYSON, '16 ROBERT UPTON CARR, '17 'SI JOHN SHERWOOD HOFEMIRE, '16 JAMES CAREY OTHUS, '17 A ARTHUR FILLINGHAM MCCANN '16 WILLIAM WALLACE ROBERTSON R. 'I 7 7 7 7 7 EARL D. PUGSLEY 16 ACOB GOULD SCHURMAN R. 1 7 7 7 H.. LEIGHTON PAYSON RAND, '16 MILTON JOHN WESTPHAL, '18 P4 F1 7 RALPH COY PARKER, Sp. I BOARD OF DIRECTORS L... .. .. U P. S.LIVERMORE, Charrman R. E. TREMAN H. S. JACOBY, Treafurer W. H. G. NIURRAY, '16 I. A. R. MANN B. WV. KINNE, '16 -- J. T. NEWMAN L. H. HISCOCK, '16, Ex-offrcro W. C..GEER C. W. WHITEHAIR, Ex-offzcro A. H. SHARPE D. E. WELTY, Ex-offrczo 331 'I I I' I J Ewa fi .,'! r-1 -.11 -S .- 51 N P4 -1 vw- 1 Hn Bn gn- rn Nl pq-1 51.4 rin I nn Mn Nr! -.1-1 1-.nu ll-u vu q- ..- ' Il I1 'II II Il 11' II ' II ll ll ' ' - - EES? - X-gk, IS A : QR ,Ij':I:1f :-f.f?,, PU, ' Sr aw' ':5-.'f::-fra: xx R S F :sf zy. ,S .. It ,,.... xi X XXNB -2-'R 'LX X Q ci ,. A 1 -'IEEE Ni 215' ' Wiki The S ouihemers HONORARY MEMBERS PROFESSOR JOHN ROSGOE TURNER PROFESSOR CHARLES LOVE DURHAM LIEUT. THEODORE HERMAN TWESTON MEMBERS WILLIAM COOK ANDRAE J. WENDELL BAILEY HARRY HUNTINGTON BATGER CLIFFORD BARKER GRAYSON GEORGE HALE HARRISON CHESTER CARROLL HOUGH ROBERT WALLIS KNOX JOHN WARDALE MCALLISTER HARRY GRANT MATTHEWS JUSTUS ARTHUR MINIER JULIAN RIDER MINIER CHARLES MOORE PHILLIPS, JR. JOHN GWINGS PRESTON PAUL LE GRAND REYMOND CARL HENRY WALKER AINSLIE GEORGE WOOD, JR. 338 J lv- The Owls J-AMES ALBERT WINANS GE'ORGE ABRAM EVERETT 'CHARLES ROLAND HUGAINS EDWIN GEORGE FLEMMING JOHN EMMETT O,BRIEN CHARLES JULIER HARTY BIRGE WARNER KINNE WILLIAM ALBERT WHITE HERBERT AUGUST WICHELNS HARPER ALLEN HOLT MARK HOYT INGRAHAM JACOB GOULD SCHURMAN, JR. BERTRAM FRANCIS WILLCOX CHARLES REXFORD DAVIS ROSS L. MILLIMAN 339 'L- :-:J Us Chinese Siudenfs' Club GRADUATES MINEU TUH HU SHIEN SUNG HU CHI PING PING WEN TSOU CHARLES ROBERT YIH SENIORS CHENG SZE CHEN CHEUK KWAN CHEUNG WEI YUNG CHIU CLIFTON TSE CHANG ' CHIH LAN CHIEN WEI TZEE LIAO 6 YING CHING SIU' ON AU KEA HIN CHU YUN HUANG HO CHEN KU YUEH TANG KUO TUNG CHAO CHE KWEI CHEN YUEN SHUEN CHOW WEN YUEH CHO HAW SHEN LEE QUAN TING JUNIORS YING LO SHAO CHANG SHING YU FONG SUN CHIEN YANG YU LIANG YEH HOONG CHIUNG ZEN KWONG CHI TSANG CHUN WONG HUNG EN WONG YANG SHIH YEE YAU SOPHOMORES CHENG CHIH KUO KWAI CHEUK LAU CHUAN HENG LI ABRAHAM SANG LIU CHENG LING LIU YEN CHIH LU FENG SHU LU MIN KAO TANG SIK CHUNG YEUNG FRESHMEN I HON KWONG KWAAN LO NAAM LAU YU CHI MA ASSOCIATE MEMBER RfIRS. YU LIANG YEH 40 FREDERICK WOO MING TOWE TONG KAM YUEN WONG F. 'rr g 'vs ' 4 I ' N. La . 4 4. 4 fr:- F u . In ul I- -1 I K 3 '1 3 1 r - .1 -I - Q- I- -, , H Scroll and Spade -- ARTHUR ALONZO ALLEN k ,I J ERFORD LYN BANNER '- LEO CLAIR BAILEY I VAUGHN DURRELL BAKER 2: GEORGE HENRY BOETTNER I I VICTOR MITCHEL BUCK WENDELL THOMAS CARD .. ,, JOSEPH JULIUS CHADWICK .. . ' THOMAS BURR CHARLES T' JAMES CARLTON CORWITH ARCHIE BYRON DANN EE WAYNE HIRAM DARROW 23 HARVEY ELLISON GAYMAN I V VAN BREED HART - . GUSTAV FREDERICK HEUSER Q: ALBERT SCOTT KENERSON ' A DAVID 'EARL MATTERN A ' JOHN HERBERT NIOORE I .. ,. SIDNEY WOOD MOSHER -fb ' ' A CLARENCE VERNON NOBLE J HAROLD JOHN PALMER J it F LEON ALTON PLUMB ,L - - RONALD POHL 'f ALBERT EUGENE PRICE FRANK ADAMS ROPER 2: LAURENCE NORMAN SILER Z 3 WILLIAM HENRY SPIEDEL Q: ROBERT VINCENT CALL :I DOUGLAS SCHULHAUS DILTS IRVING HAIER DOETSCH :Z RICHARD FELIX FRICKE 1: 5 LLOYD DEPEW LOCKWOOD HAROLD STRYCKER NIILLS - , WILLIAM ALBERT PRESCOTT 3 3 N ' JOSEPH WILLIAM ROBSON WILLIAM SYLVESTER TUTTLE ., ,. RALPH ADNER WHEELER .. .. T ' I HOWARD CLIFFORD YOUNG ' A I II .. . - 21 341 I' ' H FH.. 1 1 1 ll -IL I I ROCHESTER SOCIETY Sesomah ROLAND HOWARD BACON LUCIAN CLARK BAREHAM GEORGE ALDEN BENTON EDWIN WOOD DAVIS GEORGE ELTON DAVIS THEODORE BAUSCH DRESCHER GUSTAV ERBE, JR. LOUIS SINCLAIR FOULKES, JR. ARCHIBALD COBB HALLOCK CHARLES ORVILLE HEATH EARL EWERS HODGES HAROLD JAMES KEOGH HENRY KENNETH LIKLY JAMES BARRY MAGUIRE, JR. HAROLD ANTHONY MENG CARL STEPHEN SEIBOLD CHARLES HOWARD WELLES MAURICE WILLIAM WIESNER WILLIAM RAYMOND YORKEY 342 'V I' l'1 H- R I EMAIL Q 'www M, Ww,-, Q I' X ...EEL 11,1 ' .fr ---HEX f -.I S N ' ': mmm uhm- X Z xx N f Q 1 2 -T , ' I APM? I .QP fffwa ,f 'V A L XX JI X 4 3 wx 1 ' I 1 ,524 1 A. 1g: f- ,nf A' I 4:5 A HMA. M X f 00 25 2 4 nfs fin , L, A A E 5 R W M fc f'VW9 X153 vi ii? E -l-' 'A' , The Adirondack Club OFFICERS JOHN PHELPS HA RDING , . . Prefideuz EDMUND JAMES BUCKLEY . . Vice-Prefident ARTHUR TREADWAY LOBDELL . . Sfcremry MILTON LEROY CRANDALL . . . Treamrer MEMBERS 1916 GEORGE RAYMOND ALLEN VAUGHN DURRELL BAKER EDMUND JAMES BUCKLEY MOSES CARNES MILTON LEROY CRANDALL PRESCOTT REUBEN DICKENSON HERBERT LANSING DONALDSON LOREN WILLIAM GEBO JOSEPH NAPOLEON GRAVES WATSON GILES HARDING ARTHUR ELDRED CARPENTER ARTHUR I9I7 1918 RAY T ERNEST EXLEY ELDER JOHN PHELPS HARDING ARTHUR TREADWAY LOBDELL RALPH OMAR STERNS HARRY HERBERT HOFFNAGLE JOHN PERCY REDWOOD BERTRAM JAMES ROGERS KARL MILLER SAYLES DAVID ANDERSON STAFFORD HAROLD NEWELL YOUNG' BERNARD LOYAL O,CONNELL RUMBULL .543 T' Ill -. -4 nn- -.4 I :- yn 51 in iw ,, 'il Ili-4 6 'Is .- 'H -L llh 'P' -Ii ul ll 'I4 'H -4 li-1 H1 M Ill' P1 .1 L , Lawrenceville ClLzb 1916 EDWARD WILCOX AYCRIGG ARTHUR FRANKLIN PERRY WEYLAND PFEIFFER HERBERT HOOVER WALLOWER IQI7 LOUIS CHARLES HUCR CARLETON LEE HALLOCK WILLIAM ALFRED FRANZHEIM :KENIIRO FULIKURA 1918 LAWRENCE Nloss ARNO'LD GEORGE ROBINSON HOFMANN WALTER JAY :KRESS I- LESLIE IRVING NICHOLS HENRY CLINTON STRAWN PERRY VVINTHROP SANFORD 1919 CLIFTON RODES BRECKINRIDGE EDWARD MARK DEEMS BRYAN MUNROE EAGLE JOHN GUY OWSLEY, JR. 344 an ...M H vu nv-A -4:-I Hu ur-1 Ni U V lb-u -..- un --. I 'P' Nh I I Pill -. I . hr-I '7' I,y 14,11 1 L- ..-4 l Nh-4 Ll-1 vu- hs.. .L 5-ll-A hh PMP-1 I uv-1 P151 l-ri --. MN .... '1 1- U ' r 51 E J 1. in American Institute Electrical Engineers ITHACA SECTION-CGRNELL STUDENT BRANCH ' E. H. HERZER . . ..... Chairman F. W. MAXSTADT . . Secretary H. D. HUKILL . . Treafiirei' CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES . L C. L. FUNNELL . . Publicity N. A. GORMAN . Eiizemzinmenz H. D. HUKILL . Mewiberyhip L. R. GRUMMAN . . Meezingf M. B. MCDERMOTT ..... Bmigiiez MEMBERS I R. A. ANDERSON W. N. EDDY W. C. IQING C. F. SOUDER, IR. F. M. AVERY W. Z. FRISBIE L. D. LOCKWOOD H. NI. STRONG HANCOCK BA-NNINGJR. C. L. FUNNELL M.. B. MCDERMOTT J. K. STOTZ D. L. BARBOUR V. G. GAHNKIN W. V. MCGUINESS W. H. STURROCK C. B. BENNETT W. A. GIBSON I. U. MARTIN H. T. SUTCLIFFE H. C. BLACKBURN N. A. GORMAN F. W. IVIAXSTADT F. G. TAPPAN RALPH BOWN H. H. GRAEF G. C. MEYER B. THGMAS, JR. M. C. BRIGHT R. W. GRAHAM J. H. MOORE K. R. TREyOR G. F. BASON L. R. GRUMMAN E. H. IVIILLARD E. A. VALADE L. W. BARTOLICIUS A. IVI. HAGEN J. R. NIORGAN J. IVI. VALDES I. E.'BRINcKERHOFF R. L. HAMILTON ICHIRO BfIOTOKAVVA I. H. VOHR G. E. CASSIDY VV. F. HAZARD I. F. NAUGLE A. VV. VVEST HAROLD COLE E. H. HERZER E. R. PAGE R. IW. WKVI-IITE C. H. CONGDON E. C. HOMER H. PEFLEY IVI. 'W. NVIESNER H. P. CORWITH E. C. I'IUNT, IR. C. IV. ROOF R. NI. WAFIGI-ITMAN YV. R. COX ' IVI. B. HUNTINGTON K. P. ROYCE N. B. VVOODBURY A. B. CRANDALL H. F. HOUCK H. N. SEARLES A. C. WAZOODVVARD C. D. DAMSKY C. C. HOUGH L. N. SILER S. I. IYANC I. DE LA ROZA H. D. HUKILL B. A. SMITH 'W. R. YORKEI E. H. DIX, IR. VVILLIAM INSULL IV. R.SMITH -Y' I1 ,fa -I l,J .1 L. The Tome School Club 1916 HERBERT JOHNSON ADAIR ALDEN CRIPPEN BUTTRICK , CHARLES FREDERICK CLARK JULIAN MAUS FAUVRE JAMES ALBERT FRIEND ROBERT ALEXANDER BARNARD GOODMAN HARLOWE TEMPLAR HARDINGE JOHN ALDEN KNIGHT ABRAM GAAR STRATTAN 1918 JOSEPH LEES EASTWICK JOHN SHIVELY :KNIGHT CYRUS W, MILLER RALPH NEUHAUS I ALEXANDER MARSHALL PEABODY 1919 D. 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HOWARD SPENCER SISSON, '18 ' 354 -v 1- - :-: I - - -I J I.. ERSKINE VAR ARNAM K DR. WELSH JOHNSTON The Cornell Chemist Publifhed Quarterly bv Stndentf 0 tho Departrnznt 0 f'hen'Li.ft1'y 3 BOARD OF EDITORS THOMAS WHITNEY BENSON WELSH, ,OS . . Editor-in-Chie ARCHIBALD NIORTIMER ERSKINE, 714. . Bwinef: Manager WILLIAM DONALDSON VAN ARNAM '16 Senior Auociazr Editor HERBERT RICHARD OHNSTON, ,I7 . junior An-ociate Editor l I N I 3 1 I W I ....,i A' Y A A - .L I I I I pix-'f NNW' I . I ik., I! If .. .1 f f' 5--f un.-I V ,H Is I 4 1.-4 M-1 7 N 4' 355 r ' Ei I K , l I 1 I ': - 5 I 3 iff I-' T' I I Er-I ,1 I I Y v 234551 1 ' I 3 I I I I , V E I U ' ' I P fi If ' E4 fan!-:I ,H A -1 AIA I I I ' in I R 1 l 1 4 K , pf K I , Y . 'gi' . ffw W 3 W 1 BUCK BECK HORNER ' BOWES PROE. A. C, PHELPS STAUNTON I I W! 5 I f I A Q I: f ' in The Cornell Archzfeczf I I I I 4 I If-L! . . . . , , F-5-5 Vi f'.I Pnblrxhed Quarterly by the Arehrzfeeff ATI-oczatzon of ihe College of .4rc!Iztect11.1'e C A S fi ' Ii I fr A li'IQf'QQz 1 ' 'Q Q Q9 I I THE BOARD OF EDITORS 'l 4 :I Tri! Y fl fy ' 1 HENRY FRANCIS STANTON 'I6 . , Editor-infChie A E' El ' I : ' 1 . . I I 5555 WILLIAM FIELD STAUNTON, JR., '16 Managzng Eriztor 5151? ' N Y . 'I DAVID MARTIN BOWES, 717 . Affociazfe Editor 5 A W W , 1 . . 1 I WILFRED WEBSTER FAULKS, '17 Afffomaze Edrtor Nj Qi ,' WILLIAM VVATTLES HORNER, '16 . Bnfineff Manager Q' ' 1' ' , 'Adm 1 HERBERT HOWE BUCK, 'I7 . Axsifzfant Bnfinefy Manager I :jg jp J Q :I I I . 4 RI U 31 V Q ELLIS XAZILLIAM BECK, 'I6 Czrculazzon Manager I I 'I 1' . jr. 1 Ir 1119! : Z,7Ii wi I 1 Nga!! EE' I H1 N' 5 11 1.5 I ' IUUQ 356 1L. A - 7 ,HH 4 H izw - - W i -PM J Vi ml '-L. M mf. if 'f , i 1 ' lf' iif ,AL 1 me ,E I-I IFN YQ' ' 'F FDD 'T I E ' :iq Q T9 ' -Q 'F' 1- ,-,: O Ea., ,F l l H ll M 1 CT. INGERSOLL LERMER O'BRIEN :KLAUBER SHELLEY BAREFORD LAZO BOGERT DOING SMITH H - DAYTON SIACA PLUMB V ALLEN VAN BUEEN ll 1 T' The Cornell Law Quarierly 1 DI Publifhgd Bi-.Monthly Dining the School Yfar by a Board ofEdito1'f Chofen by ' Competit'io1zf1'om the Smdentf of the Law School THE BOARD OF EDITORS H GEORGE GLEASON BOGERT, 'OS . Faculty Editor MAI-ILON BENJAMIN DOING, '16 Studmzf Editor-in-Chief ,... U ru NIARIO LAZO, '16 . . . . . Bwinfff .Manager ' GEORGE BURNETT VAN BUREN, '16 . . .415i1za11z Bufineff Manager ASSOCIATE EDITORS DONALD CLINTON ALLEN, '16 KENNETH DAYTON, '17 HAROLD SHAW BAREFORD, '16 FRANK BOSTWICK INGERSOLL, '17 LEON ALTON PLUMB, '16 HENRY KLAUBER, '17 RAMON SIACA, JR. ,'16 HERBIAN BERNARD LERMER, '17 SELBY GILBERT SMITH, '16 JOHN EMMETT O'BR1EN, '17 LEANDER IVON SHELLEY, '17 357 1 T' I.: - Pa., . ' '1- F - . 1: .. .. 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D 73 - ' 21 if :XE ' MJ Q -112621 L ,W - ff , ,AY V , -- -r , I Lf rj H If nm an ' an nn fc ll in A n Pj if H if W 'im ' ' me , , gg, jQ 3CI I Y ' f J X N H' li: mm ibm 'mm 1 MQ- pw: Lys, XZAC1 E2 is 'I ,li' Zim mp ifmil' I .,N, Qi mi. 1:15 rg: Ji 4 x '31, . V5 C1 . 5 5,1 X : 61 ' :QQ W , , X 1 '51 , , im , f 2' Vw-N WE F3 X ' gg zi EMIS wx 'z Q ' Hi? nn W 11 D E , Dilfl lull! w , 1 N , N Y- ,3 3 'I iw 4 . 1: GLEE CLUB 1915-16 5 1 ix X K-1-5 M VY i V ,W H i Y :FI -- . FUI DU - UU -Y Q71 ' ikfl 1321 H71 WUT E17 itil V ijt UK BQ Fil fUU ' .UB ,, V rl CSI! 1 :HEL um , BU mf ' HN me' vm mx um gui: H9 mc , no ' 'Au p any BU ' , 1 Q T1 i GLEE CLVB C. C. DURLAND, 1916, NEW'YORK . . . Manager DEGRLXY WHITE, 1917, NEW JERSEY Amifzaaz Manager A. F. GRIESEDIECK, 1916, MISSOURI . . Prefident G. ERVIN KENT, IQIO, OHIO . . Graduate Manager L. F. HICKS, 1916, NEW YORK . . . . Leader HOLLIS E. DANN, NEW 'YORK ..... Director FIRST TENORS R. L. BLANCHARD, '18, N. Y. C. M. BOMEISLER, '17, N. J. W. F. BUTLER, '17, N. I. I. R. EYER, '17, O. W. F. GRANT, '19, N. Y. P. D. MATTHEWS, '18, Del. F. W. MEDLONG, '18, N. Y. G. M. RAIONTGOMERY, '16, PA. J. D. NICCUTCHEON, '16, PA. L. M. NAUMAN, '18, N. Y. H. K. SNIVELY, '19, IH. VV. SNIVELY, '16, IH. SECOND TENORS H. P. BABCOCK, '17, N. Y. A. F. BAKER, '16, O. J. S. BARR, '18, N. Y. G. L. ERWIN, JR., '17, Mich. J. A. FAY, '17, D. C. A. F. GRIESEDIECK, '16, MO. J. B. WILSON, S J. J. HANIGHEN, '17, Neb. S. P. HOWELL, '17, N. Y. E. F.. NEILL, '19, N. Y. W. E. PENFIELD, '18, N. Y. A. N. SMITH, '18, N. Y. R. T. SUMMERS, '17, N. Y. N. Y. FIRST BASSES R. S. M. FRASER, '17, VVIS. C. E. GATES, '17, N. Y. HART, '16, N. Y. . D. LEONARD, '18, N. J. UF W. W. NIORRELL, '19, Conn. R. C. A. REICHLE, '16, N. J. J. A. RODGER, 'IQ, N. Y. O. S. RUSSELL, '17, Pa. M. B. SANFORD, '17, IH. S. H. SISSON, '17, N. Y. C. STANLEY, '17, N. Y. G. NI. STEVENS, '16, N. Y. G. M. TAMBLYN, '16, Pa. SECOND BASSES S. T. ALDEN, '18, Ind. L. M. JARNOLD, '18, Wash. W. V. CARVER, '18, N. Y. C. S. DANA, '17, N. Y. G. A. HASKINS, '16, N. Y. C. R. INGLEE, '18, N..Y. W. S. IKNIGHTON, '18, N. Y. 311 VV. V. PRICE, '18, N. Y. P. S. PRINCE, '18, Ky. W. E. ROTH, '17, N. Y. C. O. SMITH, '16, O. H. YTOSE, JR., '16, Wis. EA. D. WYARNER, '18, N. Y. R. S. VVESTINO, '18, N. J. E gjw E95 4 -.5 H Y, , Y-- 0 lx, ,, 10,51 . E511 W UCI 1? LIU, , , JIU QU ,UD ,UU Pi RE ' UU BE' V Ui jjl- . DU' ' 133-k ..: ' UU f UI! 1 , iii., 2755 UE 4 , EB EQ ' NPT, f U13 ' 1111 DLC' 1 Bit 51 u UR UU - Em ,gg-f aw- nn 11 - , KZ X X X , i , , , Q Q! , I x xx' up gw Q . G v ' . , . , I if ' W7 FG I lf 3 , 'ig 5 :J 5 N ,, 35151 ,w I I Fl' I1 mf L, sl? fi In Ei mm . I , , ,, , 7 , 7, , F w: , - MANDOLIN CLUB 1915-16 A--,P V V N VV V 7 V A 1 qu' L frm' ' my ' if-sms, ' , mf W mr, f wr-my ' -, Rn' Un my me ' -un ui ' , HH' Iva, fm 1 'fbafg ,cvgm -, iam, 'fun - M ' Rs- fm 1 ,mv HV -,srw . M , V, am mm QB UW ' ' lun' , 'WU 0 I. 4151,-,ff-y 2 J , a1.::.g:vg:f.7gf. TP! ' 31:25:12 'A '- ' A ' ' ':2E'3gfg1,:f: 5.111 flff, . ' ' num, ,,,,,,,4 A-ml 1-.. ----- M. LAZO, '16, N. Y., Leadfr GEORGE L. COLEMAN, '95, N. Director , FIRST MANDOLINS ,,, ,, I R. A. ANDERSON, '16, H. I. H. MERKER, '18, Wis. j H. A. BALL, '19, Pa. O. B. MIKES, '18, O. C. H. BEEGLE, '19, Pa. I. H. MILLARD, '18, Neb. H.'B. Bo1ES, '16, N. Y. J. B. NIOREY, '18, N. Y. H E. H. BROWN, '18, O. C. D. ORME, '17, Ga. B. O. BUSHNELL, '18, Conn. H. S. PERRY, '18, Fla. R. H. CLEMINSHAW, '16, O. H. W. PORTER, '17, Mass. R. C. DAVIS, '16, N. Y. H. R. POUCH, '16, N. Y. J. L. DOLE, '18, Ill. ' H. RAYNOLDS, '18, N. Y. ,, 7' C. H. DYER, '16, H. I. C. R. ROCHE, '18, Ky. R. B. EDVVARDS, '19, Neb. W. D. SIEBERN, '17, O. A. L. KAU1-MAN, '17, O. H. C. SMITH, '17, N. Y. A. L. LOOMTS, '18, Neb. VV. T. TODD, IR., '16, Pa. D. L. MALLORY, '17, N. Y. I. W. VVELLES, '18, Pa. : M. M. WIECHERS, '16, N. Y. ' SECOND IWANDOLINS R. G. BENNETT, '18, N. Y. R. T. GUILEERT, '17, N. J. F. F. BETTES, '17, Pa. P. S. HILL, '18, Ill. :P- P. H. BIRCKHEAD, '16, Wis. H. HOBLITZELLE, '17, MO. 'T' P. B. CHASE, '19, Ill. G. B. HOWELL, '17, N. Y. ' W. A. CONKL1N, '16, N. Y. F. B. INGERSOLL, '17, Pa. W. B. CRANE, '18, N. Y. H. MTLLARD, '16, Neb. H. H. DANN, '17, N. Y. A. REED, '17, Pa. W. C. FANNING, '16, N. Y. F. H. SCHEETZ, '16, Pa. J. A. FRIEND, '16, Wis. W. C. SELBY, '17, Neb. A. H. GREEN, '19, Ill. I. I. TURNER, JR., '18, Pa. E. R. WATT, '19, N. Y. GUITARS P. COVILLE, '18, N. Y. G. S. BLING, '17, N. J. C. E. CROOK, '16, W. Va. I. A. IQNIGHT, JR., '17, Pa. W. H. FARNHAM, '18, N. Y C. LAzO, '18, N. Y. W. E. GOODMAN, '17, Ill. R. G. MEYLER, '16, Cal. J. HART, '18, VV. Va. Q J. H. MICHENER, '16, Pa. F. S. JANOTTA, '18, IH. C. N. PFOHL, '16, Pa. R. E. STEWART, '17, N. I. VIOLINS D. P. AYARS, '19, Pa. W. A. W1-11TE, JR., '16, N. H. T. HARDINGE, '16, N. Y. H. A. XVOLFE, '19, Pa. L. E. KNAUSS, '16, N. Y. C. C. WOODRUEE, JR., '18, Y. CELLOS M. A. CONANT, '18, N. J. T. L. KANE, '16, Pa. R. P. DYCKLIAN, '19, N. J. A. C. MILLS, '17, N. Y. FLUTES P. IKNAPP, '17, Pa. W. D. INQILLER, '19, Conn. - VIOLA PIANO I. M. REILEY, '18, N. Y. D. E. STONEBRAKER, '17, Tenn. CLARINET HARP A. L. CULBERTSON, 'I7, O. D. H. O'BR1EN, '17, Mont. TRAPS W. E. JOHNSON, '18, Ill. -1 363 '-I.1 ll I l l l ll' ' f ' s 2 i aww 'Quinn Hwy i A A, F . M I The Musical Clubs of 1915-I6 have been successful in upholding the enviable reputation Which former Cornell clubs have made. Both at home and abroad, the programs presented by the Clubs have combined with the popular college features some numbers of a more pretentious sortiwhich have received especial commendation from critics. The fall concert given in the Lyceum consisted of a varied program which Was well received. Alumni and undergraduates were glad to see the Thanksgiving concert with Penn resumed, and it is hoped that this can be made an annual affair. The Christmas trip included Buffalo, New York, Baltimore, Pittsburg, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Detroit, Cleveland, Albany and Binghamton. A feature of the trip was the generous entertainment extended by the Alumni of all the cities visited. The Junior Vlfeek concert was the usual successful entertainment. For next year the clubs are planning a southern trip which Will include Savannah, Atlanta, Birmingham, Nfobile, New Orleans, Nlernphis, St. Louis, Chicago and Columbus. ' All credit is due to Professor Dann and Mr. Coleman for their successful efforts in training again clubs which meet the high standard of Cornell organizations. 364 r. - I4 Ii I - - -I ' I IIN -r' Q.. gl-A u an L ON: T A Direczor, GEORGE L. COLEMAN, '95, N. Y. Prefidmt, H. T. HARDINGE, '16, N. Y Mcznagcr, H. W. THORNE, '16, N. Y. Graduate Trmxuv-fr, A. FRIED, '10, N. Y. Afffiftzznt Managzw, H. S. FISHER, '17, N. BASON, G. F., '16, S. C. HARDINGE, H. T., '16, N. Y. BARBOUR, D. L., '16, Pa. CALKINS, I. B., '16, N. Y. ICASIANO, A. R., '16, P. I. HIAND, E. E., '16, N. Y. FOSTER, H. A., '16, N. I. CONCERT MASTER K G. F. BASON, '16, S. C. FIRST VIOLIN RAIATTFRN, D. E., '15, Iowa KNAUSS, L. E., '16, N. Y. WI-IITE, WM. A., JR., '16, N. Y. DIANIOND, M. S., '17, N. Y. TINNERHOLM, A. R., '18, N. Y. SECOND VIOLIN WHITE, F. H., '17, N. Y. LEET, H. VV., '17, N. Y. MAODERMUT, C. K. JR., '16, Nj. VAN DUSEN, F. C., '17, N. Y. KEEFE, R. E., '16, N. Y. KAUEMANN, A. L., '17, O, HOFFMAN, W. A., '17, N. Y HOUCK, E. W., '17, N. Y. FRIED, J. A., 'IO, N. Y. SCHELLING, I. C., '15, Mass BROWNING, H., '16, N. Y. MICHENER, J., '16, Pa. IVIILLARD, J. H., '18, Nab. GONZALEZ, R. F., '19, Ecd. VIOLA HOBLITZELLE, H., '17, MO. REILEY, IVI., JR., '18, N. Y. CELLO VANDERDOES, J., '07, Holland CHARTER, J. A., IR. '16, N. Y. INGERSOLL, F., '17, Pa. BASS GOODMAN, W. E., '17, Ill. CORBIN, A. F., Sp., N. Y. VVEINSTEIN, WM., '18, N. Y. LUDFORD, I. E., '18, Vez. SEELBACH, C. G., '19, N. Y. IQATZENSTEIN, S., '19, N. Y. TUMA, V. A., '19, N. Y. BRUCKHEIMER, A. H., 'IQ, N.Y. MORRISON, C. T., IIQ, N. Y. PRESTON, R. M., '19, N. Y. HAGENS, E. W., '19, Ill. TURNER, R. H., '20, N. Y. SMOLEY, E. R., '19, Pa. BUELL, W. R., '19, N. Y. IVIEISSNER, J. A., '18, N. Y. CONANT, M. A., '18, N. J. DYCKMAN, R. P., '19, N. J. CULBERTSON, A. L., '17, O. FLUTE FRENCH, W. H., '19, I11. TEATOR, R., '16, N. Y. OBOE HARVEY, A. R., '18, O. MILLER, W. D., '19, Conn. CLARINET DURFEE, R. L., '17, N. Y. HOOD, H. P., '18, Pa. BALL, M. N., '17, Pa. HEAD, C. C., N. Y. HORN 7 BENTLEY, I-I. P., '18, N. Y. DAVIS, G. E., '17, N. Y. NIILLSIA-C-1'171N-'L . CORNET LEONARD, G. R., '17, N. I. BOWEN, G. W., '19, N. Y. BEMUS, W. J., '19, N. Y. TROMBONE SCHMIDT, A., IR., '19, N. Y. LENTZ, A. L., 'IQ, Pa. . DRUMS STACY, S. C., '18, N. Y. RANDALL, L. V., '19, N. Y. TUBA ' STEDMAN, E. R., '19, N. Y. HARP AND BASSOON O'BRIEN, D. H., '17, Mont. 365 TYMPANNI SUTTON, G. S., '18, Ind. P' 91 N H I I I u- . 5 an an ln I J- lw 1 , - L L1-5 li-l I Director, GEORGE BRISSETTE, Drum Major, W. A. DUCKHAM, '17 Chiff Mrnficiarz, W. NIACVEAGH, '16 Prirzcrfpal Mufician, R. S. BASSETT, '16 CORNETS T. THORNTON, '18 B. C. VANIQEUREN, '18 G. R. LEONARD, '17 F. B. NIERRILL, 'I7 G. 'W. BOWEN, '18 H. C. YOUNG, '18 G. E. PEABODY, '18 F. G. STODDER, '19 E. N. CRUMO, Sp. CLARINETS VV. S. CHATER, '16 R. L. DURFEE, '17 W. LVIACVLEAGH, '16 R. N. REYNOLDS, '18 W. V. BENSON, 'I7 M. S. RUSSELL, '18 L. S. CLEVELAND, '17 F. B. SCOTT, JR., '18 A. L. CULRERTSON, '17 J. L. STRONG, '18 A. E. RALIDDLEHURST, 'IQ HORNS R. S. BASSETT, '16 A. C. RAIILLS, '17 H. P. BENTLEY, '18 F. G. LUDINGTON, '18 L. W. ROBTNSON, '18 , TUBAS R. R. BARNES, '16 E. L. NICCURTAIN, '17 F.. R. STEDMAN, '19 TROMBONES R. P. GRANT, '18 A. L. LENTZ, '19 Fl. L. VANDYKE, '18 R. K.AUST1N, '16 DRUMS J. M. HOGAN, 'IQ V. A. TUMA, '19 C. S. SEIBOLD, '19 H. M. WHITCOMB, '19 BARITONES S. J. HUNGERFORD, '19 A. SCHMIDT, JR., '19 PICCOLOS W. P. BEARDSLEY, '19 A. R. HARVEY, '19 BASSOON D. H. G'BRIEN, '17 I OBOE W. D. MILLER, '19 366 I 3 I T' L El, ET Q, W m 'unx11,11 'lM. THE COUNCIL PROF. LAURENCE PUMPELLY, Prefident H. ADAIR, '16 W. A. ADRIANCE, J. L. BALDRIDGE, R. S. BECK, '17 H. F. BYRNE, '16 L. K. CALLAHAN, '18 '16 '16 W. F. . H. CONGDON, ' CHAPMAN, '17 I 6 O A. B. CRANDALL, '17 E. H. DEDERER, '16 H. A. F. EATON, '16 G. L. ERWIN, '17 E. L. FARIS, '18 C. GARLAND, 'IQ E. M. GEIBEL, '16 . F. GRIESEDIECK, '16 Fl. GRISWOLD, '16 A R. A. HALE, '16 R. NI. HALSTED, '16 J. HANIGHEN, JR., '17 367 ZF' mm W .. PU mm 25 ea.. ZX. GVSP GN mc Q sh F. ...ss .W .QR A M. ,H O' UNO S503 .4 M . HI QE GULF' E ,WR L F52 P1 Hg Q Z 'O' '11 D2 EO 5 'IEW D5 QF Q 2.75 rm Kg 111 3165? Z Gi R512 E I2 im P-I :SE Q20 .2313 A Rss Ns- R13 'APE ' Qs' 'Hi . mg 5 5- : off U5 ig 3 ' Z G3 DP F2 . W. HEIM, '18 HIGGINS, '16 C. E. IQILBURN, '16 D. C. LIST, '18 DP . F. NICCANN, '16 I. B. MAGUIRE, '16 A. NI. MAXWELL, '18 R. JOHNSTONE, '17 G. M. MONTGOMERY, '16 L. K. NEFF, '17 L. I. NICHOLS, '18 G. E. PEABODY, '18 J. M. PRATT, '16 D. ROBISON, '18 C. W1 SCHMIDT, 'I7 S. I. SCIIWARTZ, '19 W. SNIVELY, '16 C. STANLEY, '17 H. T. SUMMA, '16 R. C. VEI.GUTH, '16 E M , a I ll ' Il Il A xx ll IY rt ' Cornell Masque REVIEWV OF THE SEASON The season of 1915-16 can be pronounced unquestionably as one of the most successful in the history of the Nlasque. Never before has the Junior Week per- formance of the organization, or in fact any performance, commanded such uni- versal admiration and enthusiasm as did the production of The Amazons in February. At the beginning of the year the Masque was confronted with the problem as to the most advisable policy to pursue to remedy the Waning popularity of the organiza- tion. After several seasons of mediocre performances attended by little enthusiasm on the part of the veteran Nlasque goers, the necessity of some movement to restore the interest in the once glorious organization was apparent. At first it was decided to produce an original farce comedy, to be Written by an undergraduate With a suitable prize as the reward to its creator. A host of manuscripts Were received, but none were meritorious enough to Warrant production by the hdasque. The success which attended the Junior VVeek play may then be attributed to two causes: first the adoption of the policy of producing plays of literary note by recognized playvvrights. In pursuance of this policy, the delightful little farcical romance of Sir Arthur Wing Pinero's, The Amazons, was chosen. No better choice could have been made for every part, especially the feminine roles which offered exceptional opportunities for clever acting. The cast Was admirably chosen, the staging was original and artistic, and the performance resulted in a huge success. The :econd and perhaps the chief factor of the success upon which the Masque ismost to be congratulated, is the acquisition of so experienced and capable a stage director as Mr. Frank Lea Short. Under the spell of Mr. Short's inspiring teaching, the cast composed almost entirely of inexperienced men was developed intoa most finished group of players. It is to be hoped that this bit of success shall be only a step toward the rejuven a- tion of the Masque and that ultimately an extensive trip may be made each year. Once a thorough reorganization is affected with the present attributes, it will not be long ere the Masque be on a par with other clubs of its kind in the large univer- S1t1CS. aes 4' r E ll I1 L'l', ,ks . P 'im 8- Q 1. Q3 my 9- ,Til ' MJ ll: J F-dill' 'n . 1- ,.ll' .ff . S, mnll' S1 -fx' I LL M C. W. COUSENS, '15 . . . . Presidem IVIISS EMILY C. SCHULTZE, '17 Vice-President H. A. HOLT, '17 . . . . Secretary G. S. AMORY, '16 . . . . Business Managev' J. H. HAUPT, '17 . Assistant Business Mavzager K. P. MOORE, '16 ......, Stage .Manager S. H. ROSS, '17 ..... - . ' . Assistant Stage Manager IVIR. A. M. DRUMMOND ......... Coach HONORARY MEMBERS PROFESSOR H. A. VVINANS PROFESSOR G. B. MUCHMORE PROFESSOR G. A. EVERFTT PROFESSOR IVI. W. SAMPSON PROFESSOR G. F. HIRSHFELD PROFESSOR NATHANIEL SCHMIDT MR. E. J. ANDERSON ACTIVE MEMBERS G. S. AMORY, '16 HELEN KATHRYN DTCKSON, '18 T. SAULNIER, '16 C. BORGOS, '16 IKATHERINE LYON, '16 EMILY C. SCHULTZE, '17 C. VV. COUSENS, '15 H. A. HOLT, '17 VIRGINIA VAN BRUNT, 717 F. R. CURTIS, '16 K. W. HUME, '15 FLORENCE E. WILBUR, '16 E. G. FLEMING, '15 S. KARRAKIS, '18 JUANITA BATES, '17 K. P. MOORE, '16 . ASSOCIATE MEMBERS K. T. ALLAN, SP. MARIE CLARK, '19 B. POTAR, '17 W. W. COE, SP. MARIE T. G. DICKEY, '18 H. REYNOLDS, '18 R. S. CRISFELL, '17 JOANNA M. DONLON, '18 D. ROBINSON, znd., '18 W. L. DEAN, '18 HENRIETTA P. ELY, '18 A. N. VOI,KHARDT, '19 W. I DARCH, '17 E. HOLINER, '19 MARY V. LARRIN, '17 T. B DRESCHER, '18 S. P. FOWELL, '17 IVIARION lVI. LOWE, 717 I. M. GANTZ, '18 A. M. MAXWELL, '18 HELEN PALMER, '19 W. I GILLERAN, '18 E. M. NEWTON, IR., '18 PHYLLIS RUDD, 'I7 EMMA TOWNSEND, '19 PRODUCTIONS 1907-8. UB-etween the Acts . . . . On the Campus 1908-9 Ihsen's An Enemy Of the People . at the Lyceum 19O9-IO Ibsen's The Pillar Of Society . . at the Lyceum- IQIO-II GOgOl's The Inspector General . . . at the Lyceum 191 1-12 Henry Arthur jones' A ROgue's Comedy . at the Lyceum IQIZTI3 PinerO's c'Dancly Dick .... . at the Lyceum 1913-14 Sudermanrfs Fritzchen . . . Bernard ShaW'.s Press Cutting's . at the Lyceum Henry Arthur .IOneS A Clerical Error L 1914-I5 Alfred SutrO's The Bracelet . . . On the Campus GiacOsa's Like Falling Leaves . . at the Lyceum 1915-16 GiacOsa's Like Falling Leaves . at the Lyceum seo l'l-I ,vs Dewfscher Verein BEAMTEN H. SNYDER . . . Enter Vorfitzendfr PRL. C. PEKARY . Zwfiter Vovzritzemier PRL. A. K. BERLS . . Schriftwart W. A. PASHKOSKI . . Kafxenwart PRL. I. H. FAITH . . Huyfkaffenwart M. C. I. WESTPHAL . Bucherwart PAKULTAETSMITGLIEDER HR. A. L. ANDREWS PROF. A. W. BOESCHE PRAU. PROF. A. 'W. BOESCHE 'FRAU. IPROF. H. C. DAVIDSEN PROP. H. C. DAVIDSEN PROF. A. B. FAUST HR. C. VOLLMER VERKEHRSGASTE ' PRAU. DR. W. D. ZINNECKER J. P. ACKERMAN PRL. H. BEALS H. C. BERKOWITZ I. H. BERKOWITZ PRL. A. K. BERLS PRL. M. O. BERLS L. BICHWIT PRL. C. CARROLL R. H. COBB FRAU M. S. COONEY PRL. G. CORLEIS H. DIETRICH A. J. ECKHARDT PRL. M. W. EDWARDS PRL. I. H. FAITH J. B. FLANIGAN P. J. FLANNERY PRL. B. K. PREHSE L. S. FRANKEL PRL. V. E. PROSCH AKTIVE MITGLIEDER H. N. GLICK PRL. B. GOLDSTEIN C. P. HEITMAN YV. C. HESPELT PRL. G. E. HILDEBRAND R. K. HOAGL.AND G. L. KNIPP H. C. C. KUCHLER C. M. LEVY PRL. V. L. LUSCHER W. M'ELNIKER PRL. M. U. MILLER PRL. G. MUELLER C. H. OWEN C. H. PAGE W. A. PAPKE W. A. PASHKOSK1 PRL. C. H. PEKARY ' C. L. PFEIFFER PRL. M. A. QUIMBY PRL. C.P.H. ZELLERV 370 HR. HR. PROF. P. R. POPE DR.W. D. ZINNECK M. C. HAHN C. I. ILG PRL. M. SAMANS H. SCHMID P. C. SCHMUTZ W. G. SCHOELLKOPF L. C. SCHWARTZ PRL. E. SEEGER A. R. SMOLEY E. R. SMOLEY H. SNYDER I A. L. STERN R. N. THOMPSON PRL. E. TRAXEL P. A. VER WIEBE P. A. H. WEISS M. C. J. WESTPHAL P. VVETZEL H. A. WICHELNS R. J. WOLF L. E. 'VVOLFERZ PRL. A.B.M.Z. ZELL ER ER ' 'E 51. . Evil 'ze HICKVILLL MILE S EACH AY' X f- DE E A 47 541 'I-2 ' 'W-G51 The Cornell Congress GEPICERS CLARENCE HAROLD PAGE . . . . Spealeev GARSON BALDWIN . . . . . Clefle ALFRED JOSEPH VVENTZ . . . Affifmnt Clerk CLIFFORD BARKER GRAYSON . .... Treafmer ARCNHIE MACINNES PALMER ..., S67'g'66Z7'L1-ll!-1477115 JOHN BIDDLE FLANIGAN . . Reprefenmtive on Debate Council HONORARY MEMBERS EX-PRESIDENT A. D. WHITE PROFESSOR W. W. COMFORT PROFESSOR J. E. CREIGHTON PROFESSOR ALFRED HAYES PROFESSOR G. A. EVERETT PRESIDENT J. G. SCHURMAN PROFESSOR A. S. JOHNSON PROFESSOR J. N. LAUMAN PROFESSOR G. B. MUOHMORE PROFESSOR J. A. WINANS G. BALDWIN H. BROWNING P. W. CARTER J. B. FLANIGAN B. GRAYSON . HALE . M. HAMBURG . J. HARTY . L. KANF O HOITPIJP ZPFWQE . .PU EFWHPE FQQEWR O W 2 R 5 m WZHZWW EEWRE E33 ,252 cn S. HOFFMAN MEMBERS IOI6 V. L. KLEE A. T. LOBDELL W. F. IJOCKHART VV. IWELNIKER R. L. MURDOCH C. H. PAGE W. A. PASHKOSKI L. S. PHILLIPS L. ROBBINS 1917 R. JENKINS H. KLAUBER R. A. KNOWLES W. L. MORGAN G. A. NEWBURY A. OBOLER A. J. WENTZ IQI8 G. L. LOVERIDGE E. D. ROGERS M. P. ROSS A. O. SHALLNA C. STENBERG E. G. SWIFT J. E. TOOLAN R. T. TREE J. M. VANHORSON E. WENTZ C. F. PROBES R. VV. SANDBURG C. B. SANTEB L. W. SINGER D. A. STAFFORD M. W. WEIMER A. M. PALMER -5 372 r 24 EI 1 AYNE S HURMA1 BLANCH1-TRD NGRAHA WICH EL WH1TMAN U niversiiy Debafe Teams PENNSYLVANIA-CORNELL DEBATES COLUMB111-CORNELL DEBATES Year 1394 189 1896 1897 1898 1899 1902 1903 1904 IQOA IQO6 1907 1908 1909 1910 1911 IQI2 1913 1914 1915 1916 Winner Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Cornell Cornell Cornell Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Corn ell Corn ell Cornell , Cornell Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Cornell Cornell Pennsylvania Cornell Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Hfear 1900 1901 1902 1903 1994 1995 1906 1907 IQO8 1909 1910 IQII 1912 1913 1914 191 1916 Winner Cornell Cornell Cornell Columbia Cornell Columbia Corn ell Columbia Columbia Cornell Columbia Cornell Cornell Columbia Columbia Cornell Cornell AEEIRMATIVE TEAM Defeated Columbia 7 7 HERBERT AUGUST AVICHELNS, '16, Leader JACOB GOULD SCHURMAN, JR. I7 7 . RALPH HARRIS BLANCHARD, '17 GEORGE ADELBERT NEWBURY, 17, .flltewmze NEGATIVE TEAM ' Lost to Pennsylvania CARROLL NUNN WHITMAN, '16, Leader VV1LL1AM HURSH EARNHAM, '18 LESTER HAND JAYNE, '16 HENRY KLAUBER, '17, Alrermzze 373 I J L. I l F.xnN11AM c N J NS I 5 n 5 5 F- '1 F I.1 gl -.. . .I ' ' I- ALEXANDER FLANSBURGH PAGE ROGERS YANG CAPLAN LEIBOXYITZ HARTY 1915 '86 Memorial Speakers WVINNERS OF THE 786 MEMORIAL PRIZE IN PUBLIC SPEAKING 1887 ANDREW S. WHITE 1901 WILLIAM A. FRAYER 1888 HOWARD A. OPPENHEIM IQO2 CHARLES B. DOWD 1889 FRANK H. CALLAN 1903 ELIAS H. KELLY S 1890 WILLARD H. AUSTEN 1904 CHARLES H. 'FUCK L 1891 EDWIN D. SHURTER 1905 WILLIAM L. RANSOM ' 1892 ERNEST I. RVHITE 1906 FRANCIS L. DURK 1893 WILLIAM P. CHAPMAN 1907 HORACE L. DAWSON 1894 EDWARD V. HENRY 1908 LEROY R. GOODRICH 1895 STEPHEN E. SHERMAN, JR. 1909 ABRAHAM LEVINE 1896 ERWIN ESMOND 1910 ALAN H. COLCORD 1897 HERRICK C. ALLEN 1911 WILLIAM WALZER 1898 MORTIMER OSTHEIMER 1912 HARRY Z. HARRIS 1899 WILLIAM O. MORGAN 1913 REGNAR T. KIDDE 1900 WILLIAM H. MORRISON, IR. 1914 WILLIAM D. SMITH 1915 LOUIS YURLIC GABERMAN Speaker: in IQI5 IVAN GRANT ALEXANDER SAMUEL SIMON LEIBOWITZ HARRY CAPLAN CLARENCE HAROLD PAGE A EARL ALVAH FLANSBURGH NEWTON CHAUNCEY ROGERS LOUIS YURLIC GABERMAN RAYMOND PRIOR SANFORD CHARLES JULIER HARTY YING CHING YANG 374 r I1 5 - - ,fa V.. 1 1 Qi LLLL 'L L9 . . 1 'Ig , .Q QL 1 - f I L-,,,gLL,L 5 1 L 1 3150! 1 H51 1: 1: . 1:,1.,1 it E . 4. 1 ww 1 .112 Q1 . 11 1 :Dil 11' f 1: 2 1 ' 1: z 113 Wh A 1 51: L ff 1 Q12 , L, D, 15.1 W 11: 1, .fm ' 12153 E113 I 1 I' KERR IQLAUBER BLANOHARD 'J P1 . 1 1 JAYNE WICHELNS ROGERS 1.x . 31 I 1916 .V 1. 31 R. Q, Q cl F Z3 W , . ' Cf F1 9 , .1 I 94 M emorzal Speakers 1 . , 1 - . 1 11-Eg, VVINNERS OF THE ' MEMORIAL PRIZE IN DEBATE 1 1 199 A 1895 WILLIAM P. CHAPMAN, -IR. 1906 GEORGE W. ROESCH M 1896 HARLEY N. CROSBY 1907 FRANCIS L. DURK L1 E. I 11 1 1897 DANIEL H. WELLS IQO8 ROSCOE C. EDLUND 1 If 1898 GALE LAUGHLIN I909 CHARLES R. HUGINS 1 5 1 W 1899 JAMES B. NOLAN 1910 HEBER E. GRIFFITH 1 xiii. IQOO FRANK H. HAUSNER 1911 GAY H. BROWN '1 ' ' L IQOI SIDNEY S. LOWENTHAL IQI2 RALPH E. PIERCE 1 1902 FLOYD L. CARLISLE 1913 HAROLD RIEGELMAN QI: 13111 I9O3 GEORGE D. CROFTS 1914 WILLIAM DUDLEY SMITH 5. HKMQ 1904 WILLIAM L. RANSOM 1915 LOUIS YURLIC GABERMAN V jw I905 NEAL D. BECKER IQI6 RALPH HARRIS BLANCHARD 1,1 ' 1 1' A ' j L2 gl :I 1:-,' E H 11 2' :I 411 1 , ' 11 H Speaker! 111 IQI6 ' Q , E1 5 E 121 3 13 41 RALPH HARRIS BLANCHARD HENRY K.LAUBER .1 11 ' 1 1 5 'I 111 X1 I LESTER HAND JAYNE EDWARD DANA ROGERS 111 111 f 1 JOHN DANIEL IQERR HERBERT AUGUST VVICHELNS fg I 1 2 'fl ff I 1 1 11' 51 . 1 I ML? 375 1 1jIf 1H- 1, 1'-gf1fifi1Tj111 - - I 'W' 6 T31 .TTA 5w 'TlTfif ' TH.iif 1? 11F?f Y...1.gi?f1F.3,,,- LE 1:51. If 'Q iih 'miiiifieiii 71. - 1 Qi -we .E 1 TQ , A f f Mali I -,.... 1:1 3 1 'V I :'I 1171 i . I JL. 551 1871 1872 1373 1874 1375 1876 1377 1878 1379 1880 1881 1882 1883 1884 1885 1886 1887 1888 1889 1890 ISQI RIARQUETTE OERE Os'I'R0ESKY RIOCH RIE SMITH H ATCH 1915 Woodford Prize Speakers WINNERS OF THE XVOODFORD PRIZE IN ORATORY JOHN E. NIOORE ADOLPHUS L. RADER CAWard rescindedj JAMES E. GLUCK GEORGE H. FITCH CLARENCE H. ESTY GEORGE XV. GILLETTE CHARLES YV. AMES ALFRED NAILLARD FRANK C. XWHITNEY CAWa1d reseindedl Divided between CHARLES P. BACON and FRANK R. LUCKEY ASA A. ALLING CHARLES A. POTTER STODDARD M. STEVENS E. D. ABINUM DE LIMA HORACE VVHITE PHILIP C. PAYNE HOWARD A. OPPENHEINI FRANK A. ABBOTT CAWard rescinded 1915 DUANE SPEN Sjbeakerf in IQI5 DUANE SPENCER HATCH BLEECKER MARQUETTE ROBERT MOCHRIE h 3 1 76 1892 EDWARD S. SHURTER 1893 ERNEST I. WHITE 1894 PL-XRRIET C. CONNOR 1895 GEORGE P. DYER 1896 CHARLES H. RAMMELKAMP 1897 DANIEL H. WVELLS 1898 CHARLES H. IVIAYER 1899 HERBERT B. LEE 1900 EUGENE T. LIES 1901 SIDNEY S. LOWENTHAL IQO2 MICHAEL A. FORD 1903 ALFRED HUGER 1904 WILLIAM A. MURPHY 1905 ROBERT P. BUTLER 1906 CHARLES H. TUCK 1907 WILLIAM VV. rFAYLOR 1908 ELIZABETH E. C0011 1909 ROSCOE C. EDLUND 1910 STANTON GRIFFIS IQII GEORGE M. WOLFSON 1912 1913 I914 ALAN H. COLCORD LESLIE HERBERT GROSER HAROLD RIEGELMAN GER HATCH ARTHUR LIPPINCOTT GBRE EMANUEL MAXIMILIAN OSTROFSKY Rm WILLIAM DUDLEY SMITH f-4.f- Y ic 1 Y I- L4 EA' 4 UQQ ax LL 1514 I Ib Q n . . 1 5- R , 1 A , 13 . 'fig 1? 4 , KINNE ROGERS OYVENS SMITH SANFORD MINNIOIQ 1916 Easiman Prize Speakers VVINNERS OF THE EASTMAN PRIZE IN PUBLIC SPEAKING 1910 VINCENT JAMES FROST 1913 CASS WARD WHITNEY 1911 DAVID ELDER 1914 BERNARD WILLIAM SHAPER 1912 M. C. 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Y 'ZF X11 , 1 I X11 ' l w ,N f sn: , mgi , ,, ,, , 1 X OFFICERS OF THE CADET CORPS 1915-16 I 'Z , DALZELL MOON ZELMENDORF REDWOOD CRAMPTON SLIMM CORWITH X L, H DAYTON WILBUR WEBSTER CHAMP TORROELLA LEHRBACH SUTCLIFFE GARNJOST 'U SWIFT Fosfrnm SHELLEY Hom' S'ro'rz BLAIQELOCIC IVICCQOXVAN W1LL1An1s ' BARRETT CANDEE Lorm THOMPSON Pumps FINLEY ANTELL BnowN1NG Q1 M ATTHEYVS M cCoY I SAUNDERS WARSIIAXV SMITH Son ERHOLM BEns'roN ' i wr, N -..1..1 IF-- l ' UU, - Bi' 'UE DU BB mr mr rr ' mg Jlijf mf an Un im , iw: UH U13 .RQ I O1 1 w Q .Q U a 13 Lui ,Q Q Im LM QM fu 14 , U sr EA 4: an 4, rn n Lrg In 9 an um i L F Corps of Cadets 1915-16 IST LIEUTENANT CHARLES F. THOIVIPSON, 16th Infantry U.S.A. Cornmandant IST SERGEANT THEODORE NAGEL, U.S.A. Retired, Assistant to Commandant COLONEL LENOX R. LOHR, '16, Commanding Ist Regiment ZND LIEUTENANT I. R. TORROELLA, '18, Adjutant ZND LIEUTENANT F. M. A. WIVEBSTER, '17, Quartermaster SERGEANT H. W. GREENBURC, '17, Regimental Quartermaster Sergeant FIRST BATTALION MAJOR GEORGE R. PHIPPS, '15, Commanding 2ND LIEUTENANT G. K. COLEMAN, '17, Adjutant SERGEANT RAIAJOR A. D. BELL, '17 Company JI Company B CAPT. L. I. SHELLEY, '17 CAPT. H. BROWNING, '16 ZND LT. K. B. CHAMP, '18 IST LT. I. P. REDWOOD, '17 2ND LT. C. C. STALTER, '18 2ND LT. K. C. BROWN, '18 'Company C Company D, Engineer: CAPT. J. K. STOTZ, '16 CAPT.hW. L. SAUNDERS, '17 IST LT. E. A. WILLIAMS, 'IQ IST LT. C. B. BENSON, '17 ZND LT. F. C. WILBUR, '18 IST LT. W. W. LEHRBACH, '17 SECOND BATTALHHQ ' MAJOR DAVID H. FINLEY, '16, Commanding ZND LIEUTENANT R. A. SMITH, '17, Adjutant - SERGEANT MAJOR F. W. STEELE, '18 Company E CAPT. W. F. BULL, '16 IST LT. D. C. FOSTER, '16 2ND LT. H. M. ELMENDORE, '17 Company C CAPT. D. H. BLAKELOCK, '17 IST LT. K. DAYTON, '17 ZND LT. A. H. DALZELL, '18 Company F CAPT. N. W. SUITER, '16 IST LT. A. H. GARNJOST, '17 ZND LT. W. H. SODERHOLM, '18 Company H, Signal Corps CAPT. H. P. CORWVITH, '16 ZND LT. J. F. MATTHEWS, '17 ZND LT. D. C. MCCOY, '17 THIRD BATTALION MAJOR ROBERT C. CANDEE, '15, Commanding 2ND LIEUTENANT j. L. BERSTON, '18, Adjutant SERGEANT MAJOR J. A. SOHON, '18 Company 1 Company K CAPT. D. WARSHAW, '16 IST LT. C. W. SWIFT, '16 zND LT. F. M. A. WNEBSTER, 'I7 Company M CAPT. J. V. SLIMM, '17 ZND LT. I. N. WZOORHEES, '17 2ND LT. -T. R. BOYLE, '18 Maclzine Gun Platoon ZND LT. D. HAMMOND, '18 CAPT. H. T. SUTCLIFFE, '16 IST LT. N. W. BARRETT, '18 ZND LT. H. H. MOON, '18 Company L CAPT. H. ANTELL, 'I7 IST LT. H. A. HOLT, '17 2ND LT. A. P. TIMMERMAN, '17 Horpital Corp! IST LT. S. A. TXTUNFORD, M.R.C. BAND ' DIRECTOR GEORGE BRISSETTE DRUM MAJOR W. A. DUCKHAM, '17 CHIEF MUSICIAN W. RTCVEAGH, '16 PRINCIPAL MUSICIAN R. S. BASSETT, '16 CHIFF TRUMPETER j. S. 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SNYDER - R. - - Football - Crew - Bafkezball Foolball - Football - - Crew - - Bafkelball - Cro5.r-Country - - - Track - F ootball, Lacrorxe - - - F oolb al l - C 7'0.fJ'-C07,L1ll1'y - - Crew - - Crcw - - Crew - - Bafcball - - - Track Track, Crorx-Country Trnrzlf - - Track - Football - FVrc'.rtli11.g - Bafcball - Bafkftball - Track - 147 reftlirr g - lVrefZlirzg - Track - - Track - Crew Track, Croix-Courzlry - Crew - Hairball - Football - Football F oolball Football 3 SI F. SPIEGELBERG - F. H. STARR - W. H. SUTTERBY - F. C. A. R E. I. TINI-:HAM - A. THOMPSON - F. VAN WINKLE WELLES - E. ANDERSON - W. NL BLAIR - UPTH H155 BURPEE - - I. CLARY - S. COLLYER - A. CUSHING - P. WV. ECKLEY - F. K. FOSS - W. E. JANES - R. VV. JENVETT - G. E. LUND - - P. A. NICCANDLESS A. W. MELLEN, JR. L. WV. IVIUELLER - OQHDQ TWT OI R. M. OFCONNELL XV. RICHARDS - C. SAGER - D. STAHL - TILLEY - R. WHITNEY - V. XIVINDNAGLE A. WORN - J. ZANDER - F. NI. GILLIES - P. P. TVIILLER - F. T. SHIVERICK - 1917 IQI8 - Lacroffe - Track - Baxeball - C roff-C 0 unzry Termif Trark Crew F oolball Tcrznif - Baieball - Bafeball - Crew - Crew F oolball - Track - Crew - Football - Crew - Crew - Bafeball - Football - Baxeball - - Track W reflling - Crcw - F oozball - - - Bafcball Cro,U-Country, Track Crew F oolball Foolball - Football - F ooiball 3 r R x X 1 Xi - - . '51 ig! . . NY n -. E -BR N J Elf W 721 fr gp lg YV im -E: mail? J x I ' E A' ' St l W I ir Qg I 'EE fi sf lille, H S' . S Qs. in l 'Y Y IV PM Y AJ--bil, , PROFESSOR H. DIEDERICHS . . . Prerialent G. E. KENT . . . . Graduate Manager C. H. BLOOD . . Financial Aalvifer RESIDENT MEMBERS PROFESSOR G. P. BRISTOL ...... Facitlty Mernber D. F. POTTER . . . Representative of Wear'er5 of GCN F. H. SCHEETZ . . Frefhrnan Athletic Affociation Reprefentative G. NL STEVENS . . . . Minor Sporty Repreyentative C. E. TREMAN . ..... Navy fldvifer E. S. JAMISON . . . . Manager Navy W. F. BEACHEY . . . Aryirtant Manager Navy C. ANDRUS . . . . Navy Reprerentative PROFESSOR W. W, ROWLEE . Football Advirer S. E. HUNKIN . . . . Manager Football W. R. LALLEY . . Afyiytant Manager Football CHARLES BARRETT . . Captain Football D. F. HOY . . . . Bafeball Advixer R. J. FOSTER . . . Manager Bafeball J. C. C. GARDINER . . Affiftant Manager Bareball A. W. NIELLEN . . . . Captain Bai-eball PROFESSOR E. P. ANDREWS . . . Track Aelvirer P. F. SANBORNE . . . . Manager Track C. S. COOPER . . Asfirtant Manager Track J. S. HOFFMIRE ........ Captain Track NON-RESIDENT MEMBERS WILLIAM METCALF, JR., Pittsburgh, Pa. GUY GUNDAKER, Philadelphia, Pa. N. J. WELDGEN, Rochester, N. Y. EDWARD BURNS, JR., New York City CHARLES M. HOWE, Chicago, Ill. W, C. BROWN, Syracuse, N. Y. IQELTON E. WHITE, St. Louis, Mo. FREDERICK D. COLSON, Albany, N.Y. H. H. BURROUGHS, Washington, D. C. C. L. BRADLEY, Cleveland, Ohio F. 0. AFFIELD, JR., New York City L. D. CLUTE, Elmira, N. Y. JOHN T. TIERNON, Albany, N. Y. CREED W. FULTON, Boston, Nlass. E. P. ANDREWS, COsWegO Alumni Associationj, Ithaca, N. Y. 384 JT T' E ,n 1 Q D M- . 'ICF' yuh' - I. . 1,1 . ' 'L 11. v , . . ' -1' - -' V11 -. X . '- .-may 3' N A A 1- '1 'Q Q ,f -'T V V -i- 3' A S222 5, , If -' V - , ,-Q 1 i'f 1g'2'a H , T - H 'QU I I- Y I l V,-'ji-3 1.4, Q... , I' 1 -,g :fl V - '. I, 33- Q.. 5, Ii :L ,- 5. T '1 I V , - : f I ' 'Z' Q' 1' .' ,I 533. A - . ,, ' 1-.I-: Inv L - ,,' k.! Vg.,-. 4.,, A-bf . ' .5 W gf' f Q I' g-jf Q51-ffl j fF- '-.:,'. .' I 7 1 -' .r -J,-17, ' --, f -'.-f.-' V .-: fy. ', -,:':: H: , f gf fri. .- X .f'Q'1,T.-' x + 71 'f f L -X . ' .A Af :I-,155-I-Q-f55,j'TA-' 1 fl - ' 4'- H aL-',f. f'3 'gf' , ,. - . ,- X - ..,, ji -fv U, wg, 3 N 'u1:i:f5ragg,,fpv 1' :-f.' . ' , f'I::f.l 1 IVIE1. f ' -'. ' ' - . ag' 4 . -.1.fm, .-S--Im'--:H ww- V r ,s Zi ' .2 X. tv 'Q - -A 14 f-,r- , V 51. ' 1 f ii!F5Sf I ,I - , 1. '. 'f , gy--,:.,L:' Ar, . ' 1 f 5 ' : ,!, , -' f V- H V-H -N J ',,:-g,,y- y I I .. , W! Q- X, Ml, L, , S n, '1, f 2222-15:5 ml , 1 V ,gs 4,3-.,-a 4 f ff-'W d.i,,1,l A 3, 2- Q17--if wnuw f' '4 N , f ,fQ.1aQ'wFm1ta+:4'fa'-:'m4 - Q Y-I .,..:q'1g5 J.-4. -7--J'-',.g, , .N .,Wf,.,,,.1,L -Qi ,N I 'I . L, - - V. . f,f:s3.ff2:f9aw 'bag-mf rf-.:fwsg4b?n5e2:?a- gm., ' '- '--Kr'-rw-'J?3s,f, Num . X X v Vx- 1 4 U 1 I 'Im . if Review of the 1915 Crew Season 5 The 1915 crew brought back to Cornell, 1 after an absence of two years, the famous Stewards Cup of the Intercollegiate Rowing 1 Association. To do this, work was started the week of registration, in the fall of 1914. Only three men of the Varsity, four of the Junior Varsity, and six of the Freshman Crew of 1914 were eligible as a nucleus for the 1915 Crews. The total registration at this time numbered SO varsity and 50 freshmen candi- dates. Work on the inlet was continued until December 7, for the freshmen. The varsity, however, stopped two weeks earlier. lr- regular work was immediately started in the crew room, but combinations were not made out until after block week. The weather seemed to favor the crews when they got on the water on February 25. This good fortune was short lived, for the inlet froze that night and remained closed until the ice was dynamited on March 24- an unusually late date for the beginning of spring practice. This was a great handicap in view of the early date of the first race which was scheduled for Bday 15. The weather continued to be disappointing, storms prevented satisfactory practices and each week saw a changed combination. On May 13, the Varsity and Freshman crews left for Princeton, where, on Nlay 15, they met Yale and Princeton on Carnegie Lake over a mile and seven eighths course. The Varsity event was rowed first. The race was between Yale and Cornell from the start. Yale upset predictions, coming in winner by a quarter of a length, in good time. The Freshman crew won handily from Princeton and Yale. A week later, Spring Day, the same combinations were pitted against the Harvard crews. Again 'Cdope was upset, for the Harvard varsity won with open water, whereas the favored Harvard freshmen were defeated by two lengths. The conditions for this regatta were perfect. A large observation train followed the races, and crowds lined the bank. ln the Varsity race the crews were even at the mile mark. At this point Harvard began to forge gradually ahead. ln the freshman event it was anyone's race for a mile and a half. There the Harvard crew broke badly and was left in the rear. On June I2 the crews left for Poughkeepsie, after a radical shake-up in the varsity. The party consisted of a Varsity, a Junior Varsity, a Freshman eight, substitutes, coaches, and managers. The crews were soon settled at The Oaks, Cornellis historic training camp. On the trip down, unknown to the entire squad, Nlr. Courtney had suffered a severe fracture of the skull. During the entire stay of two weeks the Old lVlan', concealed the seriousness of his injury and with amazing fortitude persisted in his coaching without missing a single practice. On the day of the regatta he succumbed and was unable to view the race. At this writing he is recovering slowly from a long illness. CHARLES E. COURTNEY 386 41 r' ' n L The regatta was held on une 28 and was witnessed by an immense crowd. The afternoon was perfect. The two-rnile race for the Junior Varsity eights came first. This event was won by Cornell. Pennsylvania and Columbia finished second and third respectively' Syracuse with a crew of unusually experienced oarsmen, won the freshman race by a wide margin. Cornell was second, Columbia third and Pennsylvania fourth. When five Varsity crews lined up opposite Krum Elbow there was considerable uncertainty as to which would be the winner. ln view of the early season defeats Cornell was not the universal favorite. Courtney s crew Dot off to a bad start and was last at the half-mile. Here Cornell started to gain and from the mile mark the race was between Stanford Syracuse and Cornell. lantil after the bridge was passed Cornell maintained a stroke of 28. At this point the Red and White shell was leading, with Syracuse second and Stanford well in the rear. By a sensational spurt Stanford forged past Syracuse and when a quarter of a mile from the hnish had pulled up even with Cornell. The California eight however could not meet the challenge of our men who raised the stroke to 34 and won by a third of a length. These victories not only brought honor to Cornell and to the crewsg they brought more than honor to the man who coached them for two weeks suffering from a fractured skull--Charles E. Courtney. Contrary to custom no commodore was elected on the return to Ithaca, action being deferred in view of the proposed change. The next fall the Major Sports of a Crew Representative to the Council and for the election, in the Spring of a captain by the men in the varsity boat at Poughkeepsie. Cowles Andrus I6 was elected to represent the Crew men on the lVlajor Sports Council. Ass1s'1',xN'r Coacn HOYLE I J I. I , l F . ' 7 9 7 3 .l i , . 7 I O H- P- il - I T r Fl 2 1 1 7 1 7 1 2 :S l 4 . . . . u 1 I 7 . i Council did away with the position of commodore, and provided for the election pei' 7 1 LL Q , ,Q mai n all . ' li ll u- Hg -i I fi i .4 I I l H H 387 fi r aval Record Intercollegiate Rowing Association RECORDS OF VARSITY EIGHTS Date Crews in order of Finish Time 1 Miles Place June 24, '95 Columbia, Cornell, Pennsylvania . . 21:25 Poughkeepsie June 26, '96 Cornell, Harvard, Pennsylvania, Columbia 19:59 Poughkeepsie June 25 '97 Cornell, Harvard, Yale . . . 20:34 Poughkeepsie July 2, 97 Cornell, Columbia, Pennsylvania . , 20:47 4-5 Poughkeepsie Ju y 2 '98 Pennsylvania, Cornell, Wisconsin, Columbia . , 15:51M Saratoga June 27, 99 Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Cornell, Columbia .... 20:04 Poughkeepsie June 30, '00 Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Cornell, Columbia, Georgetown . 19:44 3-5 Poughkeepsie July 2, '01 Cornell, Columbia, Wisconsin, Georgetown, Syracuse, Pennsylvania 18:53 1-5 Poughkeepsie June 21 02 Cornell, Wisconsin, Columbia, Pennsylvania, Syracuse, Georgetown 19:05 3-5 Poughkeepsie June 26 03 Cornell, Georgetown, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Syracuse, Columbia 18:57 Poughkeepsie June 28 04 Syracuse, Cornell, Pennsylvania, Columbia, Georgetown, Wisconsin 20:22 3-5 Poughkeepsie June 28 05 Cornell, Syracuse, Georgetown, Columbia, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin 20:29 Poughkeepsie June 23, 06 Cornell, Pennsylvania, Syracuse, Wisconsin, Columbia, Georgetown 19:36 4-5 Poughkeepsie June 26 '07 iCornell, Columbia. Navy, Penn, Wisc., Georgetown, Syracuse . 20:02 2-5 Poughkeepsie June 27 O8 Syracuse, Columbia, Cornell, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin . . 19:34 1-5 Poughkeepsie July 2 O9 iCornell, Columbia, Syracuse, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania . 19:02 Poughkeepsie June 25 10lCoi-neil, Pennsylvania, Columbia. Syracuse, Wisconsin . . 20:42 1-5 Poughkeepsie .Tune 27 11 ,Cornell, Columbia, Pennsylvania, Vllisconsin .... 20:10 4-5 Poughkeepsie June 29 12 ,Cornell, Wisconsin, Columbia, Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Stanford 19:21 2-.Sl Poughkeepsie June 21 13 Syracuse, Cornell, Washington, Columbia, Pennsylvania : . , 19:28 3-5 Poughkeepsie June 26 14iColurnbia, Pennsylvania, Cornell, Syracuse, Washington, Wlisconsin 19:37 4-5 Poughkeepsie June 28 15.Cornell, Leland Stanford, Syracuse, Columbia, Pennsylvania . 197:36 3-5 Poughkeepsie ,- -1 rl ' f - l . . .. .. - - - 1 i .. 1 P' 51 Z K 1 .. Q .. . P' -, .. .. . P, THE Cizsws AT POUGHKEEPSIE 388 Hi , rf: A...-.- I1 0 Pa-, .. H CORNELL-HARVARD RACES Date Crews in order of'Finish I Time I Miles I Place ,, May 30, '05 Cornell. Harvard ...... . 10:09 4-5 1 7-8 Cambridge H May 30, '06 Cornell, Harvard . . 10:41 3-5 1 7-8 Cambridge May 30, '07 Cornell, Harvard . , 11501 2 Ithaga May 30, '08 Harvard, Cornell . 10:47 2 Cambridge May 30, '09 Cornell, Harvard , . 10:41 2 Ithaca May 30, '10 Cornell, Harvard . . 11:23 1 7-8 Cambridge May 27, '11 Cornell, Harvard . , 10359 2 Ithaca - May 24, '13 Cornell, Harvard . . 10:29 2 Ithaca May 26, '14 Cornell, Harvard . . 9:38 3-5 1 7-8 Cambridge May 22, '15 Harvard, Cornell . , 10:43 3-5 2 Ithaca ' FOREIGN RACES June 30, '81I Thames, London, Cornell C43 , S156 1 1-3 Hanley, Eng, July 2, '8l'Hartforcl College, Cornell C43 8:19 1 1-3 Henley, Eng, July 14, '81 London, Thames, Cornell C43 S519 1 1-3 Putney, Eng, Aug- 11, '81' Vienna, Cornell C43 . . . ..., .,.. 1 Cienna, Aus, July 9, '95 Cornell, Leander Boat Club C83 . . 8:11 1 3-8 Henley, Eng, -MY,l0, '95 Trinity Hall, Cornell C83 . . . 7:15 1 8-8 Henley,-Eng, ll NON-COLLEGIATE RACES -1 Date I Crews in Order of Finish Time I Miles Place l3.Iay 11, '72I Union Springs, Cornell C43 .... . 16:54 2 Ithaca May 22, '75I Cornell, Union Springs C63 . . 11:14 2 Ithaca June 10, 76 Cornell, Watkins C63 . . , 13:30 2 Ithaca C May 30, 79 Watkins, Cornell C43 . . . 13:25 2 Ithaca May 25, 83 Cornell, Elmira, Syracuse C43 . 11:30 2 Cazenovia June 11, '8 Cornell, Three Boat Clubs C43 . 8:l35 15 Newark July 4, 89 Cornell, Two Boat Clubs' C83 . 7:03 15 Philadelphia May so, 92l Cornell, N. Y. A. C. can . . 7:21 M- Newark In n MISCELLANEOUS INTERCOLLEGIATE RACES 2 Date I Crews in Order of Finish Time Miles Place July 17, 73' Yale, Wesleyan, Harvard, Dartmouth, Amherst, Columbia, Bow- , doin, Massachusetts Agricultural, Cornell, Trinity, Williams C63 16:59 3 Springfield July 18, 74 Columbia, Wesleyan, Harvard, Williams, Cornell, Dartmouth, -4 Princeton, Trinity, Yale C63 .,.,.. 16:42 3 Saratoga. '1 July 14, '75 Cornell, Columbia, Harvard, Dartmouth, Wesleyan, Yale, Amherst, ' Brown, Williams, Bowdoin, Hamilton, Union, Princeton, C63 16535 3 Saratoga 2, July 19, 76, Cornell, Harvard, Columbia, Union, Wesleyan, Princeton C63 . 17:015 3 Saratoga ' July 18, 79I Columbia, Wesleyan, Cornell C43 . . . . 8:26 15 Lake George 'Q July 16, 80 Cornell, Pennsylvania, Columbia C43 .... 9:12 15 Lake George T' July 4, 82 Pennsylvania, Wesleyan, Princeton, Cornell, Bowdoin C43 9:35 15 Lake George H July 4, 83 Cornell, Pennsylvania, Princeton, Columbia, Wesleyan C43 11:57 2, Lake George .Iune 19, '84 Pennsylvania, Cornell, Princeton C43 .,,. 9:0635 15 Philadelphia July 7, '84 Pennsylvania, Cornell, Princeton, Columbia, Bowdoin C43 8395 15 Saratoga June 19, 85 Cornell Pennsylvania, C43 ...... 8:51 15 Philadelphia g July 4, '85 Cornell Brown, Bowdoin, Pennsylvania, C43 . . . 9:105 15 Worcester .. July 5, '87 Cornell, Bowdoin C43 .,... 9:3855 15 Worcester- July 9, 87 Cornell, Pennsylvania, . . . ...... 15 Philadelphia July 4, 88 Cornell Pennsylvania N, Y .R. C. C43 . 81195 15 Philadelphia June 27, 89 Cornell, Columbia, Pennsylvania C83 15:30 3 New London July 4, 89 Cornell, PennsylvaniaC83 . . 6:40 15 Philadelphia . June 18, 90 Cornell Bowdoin C83 . . . 17:30 3 Ithaca H July 26, 90 Cornell Pennsylvania C83 . . 14:425 3 New London July 25, 91 Cornell Pennsylvania, Columbia C83 14Z27M 3 New London June 15, 92 Cornell, Pennsylvania C83 . . 17:26 3 Ithaca July 8, 93 Cornell, Pennsylvania C83 . . 22:40 4 Minnetonka June 16, '94 Cornell, Pennsylvania C83 . 21:125 4 Torresdale ,. June 23, '98 Cornell, Yale, Harvard C83 . 23:48 4 New London .. May 20, 11 Cornell Princeton, Yale C83 . . 9:01 195 Princeton May 23, 12 Cornell Harvard, Princeton C83 . 9:26 1-5 1 7-8 Cambridge May 23, 14 Cornell, Princeton, Yale C83 . 10:38 3-5 2 Ithaca U May 15, 15 Yale, Cornell. Princeton C83 . 9:09 2-5 1 7-8 Loch Carnegie H 389 1 I' -J . H' 'i'l: W 'i1 ' 'M ?'T'1 H ' T I'- ' ' ' ' 1'If ' ' l'Y 'X 1 ' ' 1'j ' 1 'I mf' ' 'X' 1 'I 1 w i1' 'Wi' 'KT 'U TT nnwi l ' ' W I' in ' W l I I A ' I 1,1 ' ll ' XI ', Il, XJ .ll ' I! - -li ll. XX ll Il -ll ll Xl h H o o o Liar 'L 1915 VARSITY CREW Copyright Underwood 8a Underwood Fmmow BIRD I L1.vND ANDRUS WORN CUSHING O'BRiEN OOLLYER .MNES A - ' Y J' , ,, U Il ' . ll' ' ll-...i-' III .' ' .xl ,llgf 41.14 xx . xr- -' xx x,1:. rx xx xx . faq, ' L IQI5 Varszty Crew ' WILLIAM VICTOR ELLMS, ,IS . Commoc-101.5 :E 3 WALCOTT BROWN HASTINOS, '15 Q Mmwggr . I H EDWARD STEIN JAMISON, 16 . jwanagwfgg-Cf M4 Q - CHARLES EDWARD COURTNEY U Comh 1,7 A Q. IQARL HERMANN FERNOW, '16 BOW ' E I l H ROYAL GOULD BIRD, '16 . Two H- f GABRIEL EMANUEL LUND, 317 Thy-gg COWLES ANDRUS, '16 . FOQLT - GEORGE AUSTIN WORN, 717 . Fwy P- Z- ' ALBERT AUGUSTUS CUSHING, 717 . Six I 7. JOHN EMMETT O7BRIEN, '15 . . Sgvm I 5 I I JOHN LYON COLLYER, '17 . Sffokg Z2 I if WALTER EUGENE JANES, 717 Coxywam ,4 vw nu I SUBSTITUTES . 7 I4 L5 i - JAMES CAREY GTHUS, 717 WILLIAM CALDER, JR., 'I7 22 The 1916 .Management I 7 . ' ,Q an n ,4 51 F -4 . Y un V' N N rg - I 1 A ' I I - .E .. . I1 N - U! F1 'I E. S.JAM1sON,'16, Manager W. F. BEAOHY. 117, Asst. Manager H 391 '1 f Y' I .J , I-1- A I gee 1 I 7 5 - . ,s , -1 Q , , . .Q . . .I Q -1- . .. 'rf ' E ' Q, ' - 1 E ' .- : ' . ' ' M' 1 , 'T . -- fad ? I- I .. Na .. I- if f R ' Y f- 2- wx , .,. -, 5 -.' 1 , .2'-193:21 ' 112+ '-.132g5gQ3f:5:5:Qg3i3.3.3232 -54 ' I 221 -,12 'u. .. -134 f , Exif sfi1i11,21'11...e f- . . ' if ' - .- .4 ' I. if 1 ' i. 1-42:11 1 ' f 5' fiia '55 ,s I -f g . Q EZ ., 1- ' '1 I Esw' '- -1, D f' : ' ,, EI eu.,--..A' ' 1 5 ev -. Q ,1nf -s- - e' .- -. 4-, . A 1 1.95, A .Az I Q4 - 1. :-:E 25 ,ef ,A mr' If 5. . -'-- -0 - f ,-I 3 - 1 . ,I A If-1:1 1- , :I 1 2 . 3- ., - 'rr 2 7.15 - f S I. .1 I 5 1. 1 -- 1. f: - Q 31- Q. I 4 - '31 ., . '-'f' -' I g , 1' , . A 4 'z . z 1. 5 1 1, ' . 1 . 5 ' V51 - X- I I . -' , 1 V ' 1 - .' an 5 ' ST? 91.5 I 1 2 I .. ..., .I 1 I. X ' I ' ff ' Copyright Underwood and Underwood BROOKS RIORGAN STAHL TERRIBERRY LYTLE WEISBROD KINGSLAND RAYFIELD Cox. MOCANDLESS 1915 Juni-or Varsiiy Crew FREDERICK HARVEY RAYFIELD, '15 . Bow LAWRENCE DOUGLAS KINGSLAND, 2nd, '17 Two FREDERICK WEISBROD, '15 . , . Three LOWRY RAEBURN LYTLE, '16 . . Four GEORGE GILSON TERRIBERRY, 'IS . Five GUSTAVE DAVID STAHL, '17 . . Six DANIEL STENTZ MORGAN, '17 . Sezfen HOMER JAY BROOKS, '15 . . Stroke BENJAMIN GILDERSLEEVE PRATT, '15 Coxfwairr INTERCOLLEGIATE ROYVING ASSQCIATION RECORD OF JUNIOR VARSITY EIGHTS Dale Crew in order of irrifh Time Milef Place June 28, 1915 Cornell, Pennsylvania, Columbia 10:00 I-5 2 Poughkeepsie 392 I i El 9 0 'sq-,l,: K :I .1 Y, 'V 11- .' , , 3' is e sa R :iz-. . . . ' x- . , ' ' f' . R W-ll-521' if 2 - Q-ab.. ' si .,Z' .- ,, . - '.,,Q'Q. ' 1 , M? . ., ' ' 'I ' A M-an f ' , Y. - i'f1l f.: it 'V 5 -af -P ' --1-b f.. 1 - ' I ' - n..':s:'.' 1 ,-e-H W ' ' V J ..-.f '-I ' NTT' ,,,, A --- .. ,A ..,,, 7'Zffa.g,.,,.,,,g 'nf' 5 'A ' - .1 V - L 'iffiio'Fiiiinliigizg-.,. 53313: 0-,, -W -ss-az, ' .7 :ff H - ::'.:- 1, .i - Q. -iq..-4' ' 'mu .. 'Tiff L.. v '- ' , ,, ', . ' 1L'.:',',,. ':' -, , l,jY.- - . L-3.1-V-1 ,-.,, , -5'qd2 ' .M 1-:.:f.. ma.. - -3 -. -5 .- - : ..... :: -sc:-:Eg , ,-.1 - p x,--I-L: -A Q.: ,- C g.,,g ,. . ,,- -- ,fs rat' 'Hs ' :- -.-fav . Tix - ' . .,g, H ' .. f---. -1-. Conmes FULLER f Copyright Underwood and Underwcod WXKES NELMS IYIRKLAND COE BROXVER HHANDXVERGER COLLINS 918 Freshman Crew W1LLrAi1 DANIEL COMINGS . . . Bow JOSEPH BRACHIN IQIRKLAND Five HAROLD VAN RIARTER FULLER . . Two JOHN SHERMAN COE . . . Six GLENN CULVER WYKES 4 4 . Three LAXVRENCE GEORGE BROYVER Seven FRANK NFLBIS, JR. ...,. Four HARR1' HANDXVERGER . . Stroke ALFRED STUART COLLINS, Coxswain SUBSTITUTES W1LLrAM FRANCIS COURTNEY JoHN PETER EGBERT FRESHMAN CREW RECORD Date Freshman Crew Opponents Winner I Time Place July 13, Harvard, Brown, Princeton . . . Cornell 17232K Saratoga July 19. Harvard, Columbia . . Cornell 17 235 Saratoga July 17, Harvard .,.. Cornell 17:13M Owasco June 24, Yale, Columbia Cornell 11:16M New London June 20, Columbia . Cornell 10:38 New London June 9, Columbia . , Cornell 10 56 Ithaca June 20, Columbia . . . Cornell 10:08 New London June 18, Dauntless Rowing Club . . Cornell 1115124 Ithaca June 14, University of Pennsylvania . Cornell 11:18 3-5 Ithaca June 24, Harvard, Pennsylvania, Columbia . Cornell 10:18 Poughkeespie June 23, Yale, Harvard . . 4 Yale 9:1295 Poughkeepsie June 30, Columbia, Pennsylvania . Cornell 9,21 1-5 Poughkeepsie June 23, Yale, Harvard . . . Yale 311:22 3-5 New London July 2, Columbia, Pennsylvania . . Cornell IOASM Saratoga I June 26, Columbia, Pennsylvania .... Cornell 9.55 Poughkeepsie June 30, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Columbia . .. Wisconsin 59:45 2-5 Poughkeepsie July 2, Pennsylvania, Columbia, Syracuse . . . Pennsylvania 510:20 1-5 Poughkeepsie June 21, Wisconsin, Columbia, Syracuse, Pennsylvania . Cornell 9:34 4-5 Poughkeepsie June 26, Syracuse, Wisconsin, Columbia, Pennsylvania . Cornell 19:18 Poughkeepsie June 28, Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Columbia . , Syracuse 510:01 Poughkeepsie June 28, Syracuse, Columbia, Pennsylvania . . Cornell 9:35 3-5 Poughkeepsie June 23, Syracuse, Vilisconsin, Columbia, Pennsylvania . Syracuse 9 51 3-5 Poughkeepsie June 25, Wisconsin, Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Columbia . Wisconsin 9.58 Poughkeepsie June 27, Wisconsin, Syracuse, Pennsylvania Columbia . Cornell 9:20 3-5 Poughkeepsie May 31, Harvard ...... Cornell 11:00 Ithaca i July 2, Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin . . Cornell T9:07 3-5 Poughkeepsie May 30, Harvard ,..... Cornell 11-15 Cambridge U June 25, Columbia, Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin . Cornell 11:40 Poughkeepsie May 27, Harvard ...... Cornell 11 15 Ithaca I June 27, Columbia, Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin . Columbia 10:13 1-5 Poughkeepsie May 23, Harvard .,..... Cornell 9 59 Cambridge i June 29, Wisconsin, Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Columbia . Cornell 9:31 2-5 Poughkeepsie May 24, Harvard ..,,... Harvard 10:48 Ithaca U June 21, Wisconsin, Syracuse, Pennsylvania Columbia . Cornell 10:04 4-5 Poughkeepsie May 23, Princeton ...... Cornell 10 51 3-5 Ithaca' May 26, Harvard .....,. Cornell 950 Cambridge i June 26, Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Columbia, Wisconsin . Cornell 10:20 Poughkeepsie May 15, Yale, Princeton ..... Cornell 9.27 Loch Carnegie May 22, Harvard ........ Cornell 10 52 Ithaca I June 28, '15 Syracuse, Columbia, Pennsylvania . . . Y . Syracuse 9:29 3-5 Poughkeepsie l In the years '75, '76 and '78, the distance was three miles: since 1878 it has been two miles. been between eights, except in the first two years, when six-onred shells were used. 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V H A , T- in-' g V W W- ,gn T ,M ire, , 9 u V1 , P-- - -Y nf- JL- Y Y Y , E F- i-f'i 51r:i fhfwrwf' ix LV IU' A U ' 1. f .gf -,lj 7 - V- 1 V K ffm ' Q . ISL ' ' Y T' F0-' 1' V . UNK nu 'Gif' 5'5 If g ' ww-.J ' ,fr il O I F-Y Y 'H h U ' ' 51,3 N A H fp 11 1 F - X, , 'Q 1 2' , ,, . 1 E e : f I V A 4 - f, X, 1 I w' ' Q 6 r, mf 2 1 .' 1: G .. s A- 2 'J - : : .ZX ' , f . V 2 , V , LE 1 zz I i I f .il X 11 5 f 5 ? if A A E F '!1 f wwf ,, M., Wdgwww'-:iZ ' T' ,IMF ' L H . 'ri'--':3::5.!4. ., 'x 1 rm , . 3 THE CREWS AT PoUcHKEEPs1E yd 3 E 5 Q S 5 R? 1 1 li e jf Lt Z ,-N 1 X , gf I' 1 ' X 'A P V :N if' ' 1 'I L JI ' 1 ' ' , X I Q-N mE 5: 2 1. B , , C . - V Ib 12 3 1 V. J FEE ii w 3' 1 V 1: w 12 5. I 4 N' ' i L 2 Q 3.1 1 5 1.31 . 1 XIARSITY ON Locu CARNEGIE 5 N ,, ,Z ir, , 5, 1 ' ' wh I F H 395 J 5 - ,, . hw 'LY , ,vm 7 ,,,,,gi'gi'M , , w,g,g-W 7 wgi , -,- M V ' f -A-4jf-11 5 9 ,LJ-, ag . mfg, ,-g , buh Y ,A NQLY has Ms 11. r W ml , NYT if 1 1 Lgfj, hi ? - H0 . ' 'fCD t.,:1' vw 'i , ' ill Z7 4, -'U ggi-- - 9-wr Y L1 fhinlv f r H ,... -. -v.lUl- A - UQ' .LLB ' BYE , UG ' .f,.2i.Uf' L ,. Q f . .n ,UDf':.'1f'..l' jfLGf'l f' .Qf1ji . . 7 1 A ' W ' A ' ' 4 7 ' Y Y' A ff Y' ',ZYl,-l..1Q.f. f f Y 1 1,,l ' W XTX' EE in ,. , ull ., . mx , .13 M.. ,. ,JI L, u ,LL . ,. , Dv. , , ., ,Am iigvl ........ -xsvf -I , ,.....4 0 I 5' I .,!f !'W..Ql L .ln W 'XI .5543 .1 X if CH. II :IN I-:J 1:1 9'3 I Ist' I 1- X ,I :I ,lg fer: sg4J,e,5,i V343 Iqgisi ,X , . frm: :vm 'mtv I:::IQ I 'Q' 1 mm 'L-:fall .H Q-rm Liv-I I W . ,AV Wide N-, ., Ill: LII'-1 'ES' 1 . X . g VARSITY AT POUGHKEEPSIE ,,! xi:-4' ff' 1fPxI ULU A I I I . Q., :sw 'CN-C I'-f--I gr-. '--QI I E 'mx 'Y-1, 4 i 7: Am 3. 'Huw wi Q .ry 'I I : I: rj l Q :I A- m Ir. --.-.1 A .. -- A. ,,,.f- 1--1,-r LbA,...m,,, .4 A I L A H . , A .S .5 ,,,.-ww v ,rg-'my-, -..1.-3. ,V ,., ,.-ruff, .. T 'T - -.. -5...- 1 . ' f - - f1 :'. .1 55 g, :...'-421, ' ' s 'T ' --.. , - QI A M- Z :nl 35 , - ..,.4.... xv? I -:W -...c.w gap. ,r.-4'-- I ' ' gf . ..' A ' .. ' '1--. . -- , 51,34 AT.: Tw- 4 1-I M, ds iw C1111 , M- -.... H .f .- 1,5 A - 5 - 'N-aJ'V j 1 I n Y 4' , ..aN'f,Z-x ' A W I U ..,...,M -f-- -f-1-W az. ,. ., . M 5:1 in 1 '-'uv-N fl Z 1 . V, ,V . A . M em-.A X, J I 'Zi A ...vm .. , mf A I T . .--WM., vast gm . 0. I, --If ,- ---- ' ' ' 'i 1, N I N ,. -W W C ff'-.5 ,ME:,:,.n,3W ...Av Q A , ' gm I ' I - MQ XA I Y 3.3 -33 ' f JUNIOR VARSITY AT POUGHKEEPSIE 3 ? 2 A . ff A I ' I 55 l . 396 ' fi .. .1 I' 5 'W V F.,-I A -.Af .W .A .. .. I I , -,m,,. , I ,,,,,,,,+w A U ,V . V , I fb-A ' QEJ -A 1 - U-if - Eff in Qu mf . fm... . Su. . ' my 1 5' .:,clf . i uf-:if 31 ' ' 'A QV .. .LI IJ, , U54 , , .mx . . ms. ,..,...Q3 Ui .. 13.121 . .- q.. -M W :-1, 1523 UI til I S Cuffs U In af :-I Vx- I I 0 0 sa., ,T Track Review of Season Cornell began the track season of IQI5 with so strong a nucleus of intercollegiate point winners that a successful season seemed assured. Press predictions thruout the winter favored the Red and White, and the under- graduate body grew confident of victory at the Intercollegiates. Mr. Moakley started the season with seven 'fstripew men-Captain Reller, McCutcheon, Ingersoll, Speiden, Milton, Potter, I-Iodimire-an unusually strong nucleus. Moreover, the most pessimistic knew that a few of the Sophomores and second string men would develop under the magic hand of 'jackv into first class performers. Isittle did we dream, however, that eight more intercollegiate point winners were in the making throughout that IVinter and Spring by wonderful training, strict discipline, and per- ' sistant training, that those men received under the watchful eye of Mr. NIoakley, worked wonders at Franklin Field on NIay 28 and 29, IQI5. A serious set-back to the teamis progress was the loss of Reller, Captain Elect. An unfortunate accident compelled him to leave college for a term and to give up running for the remainder of the year. HKen7' NIcCutcheon Was elected captain, and earned his right to that title by winning the largest number of points for Cornell at the Intercollegiate meet. Cornell secured the first leg on the new championship cup by winning over- whelmingly the fortieth annual Intercollegiate meet. Cornell scored in ten of the thirteen events for a total of 45M points. I-Iarvard was second With 26 points, Yale third with 25, while Princeton and Pennsylvania tied for fourth with 21 points each. JOHN F. MOAKLEY sifhafii, q f 1 V K. rx ,fi L5 . 1T.fs's 5.,:j?f?rIL - , ' -.... , . Xfsst Q f I J . X ,, -P . K' 4 5 gr g ,',- 'Vi' ,gym W.: . X ' ' J : ,- .-. W? P Fist 3. .'5'i . , - F' r ' '4-Q. ' ..,. ' -' - ' if V ,f ig ' W 3 , ' K '21 .. 'i f ' ' -:A we-M ',sg,,q.wa.1'a 1 tzw?-:-:2gQ.4. Qs-x wk.. I'IOIfFMIRE INGERSOLL Foss 398 '1 I' ,I I ll Il Il xl I I Il Il I1 YY , I ..' . al ,, .f,,w A I .. v , fe 4' ' .W Y , - I K' f 1-flu' um' l lil ,3,,.,,h',' 4, ,fi 4-A' , ..,, -V 'I .1 .V .A-'j:Z'..? 1 :'. 5 M' . '-f' V' 1 ff , .a I W N4 f 4 ' 7 al J f ,. 1: . 2. i liifii -Lag' ' 1 f 'fm ' sz' I :W i i 3 aff .gil ' Q, -Q, 2, ' 'e:+ -if 0 V7 A-'f-1 .. .-ii. f 0 P71 P W3 if ll f ' 9 5 5 H, y l im- A - SPEIDEN POTTER XIVINDNAGLE handily, although Cornell's opponents proved surprisingly strong. The score was Cornell SQ I-3,Harvard 57 2-3. Pennsylvania was defeated by a score of 73 2-3 to 41 I-3. These two meets showed the excellent balanceofMoakley's squad, and boosted Cornell's stock for the interc The story of ithat rnpressive victory is well worth repeating. Here it is: The victory was conceded almost universally to Cornell after the trials on F .d I E. . . ri ay ighteen Cornell men, at least one in every event survived the re- , P liminaries. Elimination trials were held in all the events except the mile and two 'l mie runs. Harvard qualilied I6 men, Yale II, Pennsylvania IO Princeton 8 Dartmouth 6, Columbia, Michigan, and Penn State 5, Maine 3, Bowdoin 2, and The two dual meets were won ollegiate meet. .J W J Q ,AW ,-1 3 3 ni mg f' , Q. 4 :5 1 ,f lvf , p 1 ,yi 1 f 1 i , , X 7 X H , 'fi ' 3 ' - I ,i 1, , H 4,3 ll fl J ii ii 'Ai . il , w . ,,. ' l 5, 'wif ' ..4 ff l A' J 9 l, if P l .F . tl . :...,, - 6, ' IRISH RICHARDS STARR 399 s-. iw? AP -xx 'isa-fa: PM , V ' - 5 '14 A, g ' lf i l ' 5 gi ' i - ft 2 , -1 ,sig 5 W' f k ,. ifziip T, -,-- - 1 'iff ' sci- if if- G3 4-efaf?1 .5111 fi ' 1 1 ' 'Q i 2. -:,:'Ij4 5 ,- Lfif l T f il . i .1 .. fi fiils i , ':'1 '5f iisl:. 'ii ' i 'l'f LUKENS GUBB McLARm Lafayette, Haverford, Johns Hopkins, and Syracuse I each. Pennsylvania's chances were seriously hurt by unfortunate accidents to Lippincott, the sprinter, and Ferguson, the hurdler. Lippincott pulled a tendon and fell heavily in one of the preliminary heats in the ICO yard dash, putting him out of the meet entirely. Ferguson qualihed in the high hurdles, which he won in the finals, but was elimin- ated from competition in the lows when he tripped over a hurdle. A place in this event had been conceded him by the critics. The Cornell men who qualified, in addition to those who scored in the finals, were XV. D. Crim 717 in the 440 yard dash, W. C. Bartsch ,I7 in the 100 and 220 yard dashes, and C. L. Beckwith '16 in the half-mile. The greatest surprise to Cornell followers in the preliminaries was Milton's failure in the pole vault. He tied for first place last year, but could not clear II feet II inches, the height necessary for qualification. Three of the six men who qualified, including Foss, were tied at I2 feet, and the other three at an inch less. Captain McCutcheo11 led the team in scoring. His mark in the hammer throw, 160 feet 2 inches, was less than five feet behind the record breaking throw made by Bailey of Nfaine, and was better than the winning throw of last year. His third place in the shot put brought his total score up to seven points. The most thrilling races of the day were the four runs, from the quarter to the two mile. lVIeredith, Pennsylvanials wonderful runner, carried off the chief honors by winning both the 440 and the half-mile. Cornellls only entry in the 440, Crim, was outclassed by the fast field, but finished in seventh place. Meredith tied the intercollegiate record of 48 seconds. Cornell's hopes in the half-mile were centered on Speiden. The champion miler took an early lead and was closely followed by Beckwith. Meredith followed their pace for the first quarter and half the second. As the leaders turned into the stretch Meredith ran out wide and started his sprint. A brief duel ensued between Speiden and Meredith, for the lead, with Beckwith dropping back fast. The Pennsylvania man won out and finished about two yards ahead of Speiden. Beckwith did not win a place. 400 4' r i The mile Was an interesting race. WVindnagle started out cautiously and did not follow the pace for the first quarter, which was run in 60 1-5 seconds. He ran in the middle of the pack. At the half mile he was coming upiinto third place, with the leader clocked at 2 minutes IO 1-5 seconds. Tucker, of Dart- mouth, led throughout the third quarter, which Was run in 70 seconds, and Wind- nagle moved up into second place. In the last quarter Windnagle Went out ahead, but Mackeiizie, of Princeton, came up hard in the last 100 yards and Won by about a yard. Irish came from behind in the last lap and finished iifth. Overton, of Yale, set the pace in the tvvo mile. Potter and Hoffrnire ran sec- ond and third most of the Way until the fifth lap. Here Potter sprinted and passed Overton. He gradually increased his lead, and opened up about thirty-five yards in the last lap. Hodmire finished about fifteen yards behind Overton. Ingersoll Was Cornell's only point Winner in the sprints. He was running a good second to Smith, of Michigan, in the IC-O yard dash, but was beaten to the tape by inches by Teschner, c-f Harvard, and finished third. The Cornell high hurdlers surpassed expectations by taking three places in the short race. Starr, Gubb, and Lukens, all three ofvvhom were eliminated in the trials in IQI4, qualifled for the finals. Starr forced Ferguson, of Pennsylvania, to extend himself, and finished only a yard behind him. The Winneris time was IS 2-5 seconds. Gubb finished fourth, close behind Hammitt, of Penn State. Lukens fell on the first hurdle, but finished the race, Winning a point for fifth place. Bartsch was the only Cornell man to enter the semi-finals in the 220 yard dash, and he was eliminated in his heat. Richards of Cornell, and Oler, of Yale, were the center of attention in the high jump. Both men were cheered when it was announced that both had exceeded the record by clearing 6 feet 3 M inches. The old mark was one-fourth inch lower. The bar was raised an inch, and Oler got over it, but Richards failed three times. D. A. lVIcLaren '16, tied for fourth place at 5 feet II 3-8 inches. The pole vaulters were not up to expected form. Foss was handicapped by his injured Wrist, and could only tie for first place at I2 feet with Carter, of Yale, and Greeley, of Harvard. 4, ---.aaa MOAKLEY AND McCUTcHEoN 401 ., r' jig ,I 1.1, I 2.1 1.1 4' I :LJ ,nur -A A , V , .vii ...H E--1-H-,-.mf-Y , , ,, L, qmfz-:A-W .--I.-wt V Y. - - I A -::-fg.,,-,-- f wifi +A- ' - - V- - Af - ffl-1-:Lv ff--Ai-If V mam- Y Y A V , I . il- - 3537-37 f -E Q K if 55 din- W f gg' f M- 11-13-f+'1'ia7'N ' 'TGI - 1 'TKT' ,R 'raw ' 5117: . L '51 if 1 fi' lip,-gjf-, I Iwi JQQ-1 Q V Y DZLL Lf, U 1' , ' I 1313 ' h JI ig' ' -l ,593 5 ur' ' wifi L my ' 1,1 E . , 112,71 ,. , Se! -,L ., ,,,, ' ,lfii 2. . '-1 ,.Zf.ii.E,5'5:5LL15EQ,..,j1ZL,iimiG':,g ALJQJ aj ' . Y. WW Hs- A - -- ff- W H---H - -V -- -Y - -'m'wffw11h,q- A I fy' X! - 1 l ' 1 'L 1 ' 1 wplffw X 1 21 1 4 1 1 51 1' 1 1. 11 1 :1iL'fz ij 2 1 1 fl w 1 1:5 1 11.1 H A Q asf 1 I 5 ,11 itz '21 1 11 N1 E1 1 1,1 I- ll 11 I 1,71 1 ,lynx 11 11 5-1 V si I 1 :Q1 1? I 15 J 1 11 E' ' 1 1, ' . , 1 1 ,ykx ,I jg-11 M ' 111 55 E 1 121 1 '121w1- ' 11 51 fi! 1- 1 1 . '-3:2 11 H:':1 1514:-. F1211 1 314 ff 1 151 gi L5 1 '- 1 1 F I 1,1 1 F21 Q 1 ld f ,V 44 P4 1 if i 1 ' 'f' I 11 K ' ' 1 fl 11 K1 E51 i 1- :ln I,-RQ -1 Q 3, 1 gif ' 1 PQ 11 1 14: 1 1 51 1 Y: 1 551 191 1-521 11-11,11 1117 I ' F3 1 W ff if ' 1.1 11 ' 1:11 1 1 1 F EQ ' 1 i- 1 E1 ' HE 1 W1 , 7- V1 1 51- Q1 111 Li ,1 E 1 Si VF 11 . .Lf 134 1 1 24 11 1 wi E151 , I ii 1 ii: F5-5 19' 11 1 91 1 ,N gs 1 1 - 1 1 1. 11 1 153 Q 1 1 ,ji E-1 V1 ' 1 ' gf :I I 1.4 11 1 511 1 'if E 1 E T-1 1 gif 1, 1 1915 VARSITY TRACK TEAM 151 E. Ll' ' ' Q L1 2. gi HOUSTON O. F. PRIESTER CLARK LEONARD ACHESON DQUGHER DE GOLYER Romans 3 1 s - 1 1. , EQ I CORNYVELL CRIM HAGERIANN MCCORMICK WOODBURN ESCHWEILER R. J. MooRE BUCKBEE HOWELL 1 1 A 1 1,1 14 1 SILBERT CHENEY J. H. MOORE ANDERSON LYNCH ELDRED RENNE TINK1-IAM LAW GRANT SANBORNE 3 E19 1 3, 1 1 , 1 V1 S T36 1' W. A. PRIEs'rER BEEBEE BROXVN HANRAHAN BECKWITH MAXON BAR'I1scx-I LYEORD NEWMAN BENJAMIN LEISTER , 5 'lj L :NIOAKLEY BURKE GRIME COIUVITH STARR LUKENS CADY WARNER MILLARD IVIINNIX . A' 111 ,, 1 MCLAREN WINDNAGLE IRISH POTTER HOEFMIRE SPEIDEN MCCUTCHEON RICHARDS MILTON VAN :KENNEN GUBB Foss INGERSOLL 1 1 'A f BT-. -.. , . ,, , , , 1--L., ,, ,,,, , , , , ,....,.-- ,...,W, W , Hn . , ,W W ., , , ,L , , - - ' 'T - I i lf' -Lfxnff 'ren 1 1 'IIB , - QD, f QD mi ' f- H5157 ' f :mi , Mn, ' '-UYBVI ' iffy aim ' 11.5 1 V1L f 'fj',EFU',. ., E715 ig ' --2,1 5, :sv-5-'.:.mU,ff::e,:QLg11n .,e,n.g Em A , 21 n' - 1' f 'nu ' mmf, , 5.11 :QR ,. 411.21 Lf, . Him -:'11,Q.. 1 R1 n,-f,.,,fm., -pn 5' 11:1 I ' 7 HZ.:-L, , .-Lf -+44---7-Jiqvgasgw ----- A---A-,f,1,g.n, ff TAL-'fagg,.,...:..s,,l,,gs,:2,LL-MA., .f fr-, Hfil., f.Qffwsif+f:?Li:-Q-we-X15 --Ser-V '- 121' Y ' :Q-2142----' ff ' -1'-7-'ffwff I1 l'l-, - ,Ps 1915 Varsity Track Team KENNETH CHARLES MCCUTCHEON JOHN SHERWOOD HOEEMIRE, '16 . ALLEN CLARK MINNIX, '15 . PAUL FITCH SANBORNE, '16 JOHN F. MOAKLEY . . TEAM KENNETH CHARLES MCCUTCHEON, '15 . ALEXANDER GLENCAIRN ACHESON, 'I7 ROBERT ALEXANDER ANDERSON, '16 VVALTER CHRISTIAN BARTSCH, '17 CHARLES LEACH BECKWITH, '16 . EVERETT FARRINGTON BENJAMIN, 'I7 FRANK DAVID BOYNTON, 'I7 . . WILBUR FORMAN BROWN, '15 . WILLIAM WISNER BUCKBEE, '17 . FRANK JONES BURKE, '17 . DONALD WATSON CADY MONROE GEORGE CHENEY, 'I6 JAMES CARLTON CORWITH, '16 WILLIAM DOOLITTLE CRIM, ARTHUR ROSE ELDRED, '16 . FRANK KENT FOSS, '17 . . JOHN REYNOLDS GRIME, '15 . . LAWRENCE EDWARD GUBB, '16 . 717 CHRISTIAN FREDERICK HAGEMANN, '17 . EDWARD M. HANRAHAN, '1 5 . . JOHN SHERWOOD HOFFMIRE, '16 . CLAUDE MONROE HOUSTON, '17 . HOWARD HEBERTON INGERSOLL, '15 HAROLD ENOS IRISH, '16 . . SAMUEL OVERHOLT LAW, '17 . CLAUDE WILLARD LEISTER, '17 JOHN SHANAHAN LEWIS, '16 ARTHUR LEWIS LUKENS, '16 . FREDERICK EUGENE LYFORD, '16 . HOWARD LYNCH, '15 . . . WILLIAM STANLEY MCCORMICK, '17 DON ANDREW MCLAREN, Sp . . HUGH MILLARD, '16 . . . ALONZO LORING MILTON, '15 . . REVERE JOHN MOORE, '16 . , GWENDELL BARDEN NEWMAN, '16 . FREDERICK GILBERT PALEN, '17 . DANIEL FREDERICK POTTER, '16 . WALTER ADOLPH PRIESTER, '15 ALMA WILFORD RICHARDS, '17 CLEMENT LEITH SPEIDEN, '15 FREDERIC HII,L STARR, '16 . . EDWARD ILSLEY TINKHAM, '16 . HAROLD HOUSTON VANICENNEN, '15 IRVING STUDLEY WARNER, '15 . LINUS YVERE WINDNAGLE, '17 . -103 . ' . , Captain Captain-elect . Manager Manager-elect . . . Coach I . Shot Put and Hammer Throw . . . . . Hurdles . I . . Hurdles . 220-yard Dash . Half Mile . Broad jump . Half Mile , One Mile Hammer Throw . One Mile . High jump . Pole Vault . Two Mile 440-yard Dash I Two Mile Pole Vault Two Mile . Hurdles Hammer Throw High jump Two Mile . Pole Vault . I00-yard Dash One Mile . Broad jump . I00-yard Dash . 220-ydfd Dash . Hurdles . , Hurdles . Broad jump Hammer Throw . - High jump . Hurdles Pole Vault . Shot Put . IO0-ydfd Dash , 220-ydfd Dash Two Mile I00-yard Dash and 220-yard Dash Shot Put, High jump, Broad jump One Mile and Hahf Mile Hurdles . Two Mile Pole Vault . . , High jump . One Mile and Half Mile 'I I' I F1 594, 0 H- 40ih Annual Field and Track Meet , , I.C.A.A.A.A. PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA, MAY 28tl'1 AND 29th, 1915 Cornell, 45M, Harvard, 26, Yale, 255 Pennsylvania, 215 Princeton, 215 Dartmouth, I4Q Michigan, 14, Columbia, IOQ Maine, QQ Pennsylvania State College, 6g Johns Hopkins, IZ, Massachusetts Insti- ' ' tute of Technology, IQ Bowdoin, 1. , IOO-yard Dash .... 1 Smith, Michigan . , , IO seg 1 2 Teschner, Harvard 3 Ingersoll, Cornell l . 4 Treadvvay, Yale 5 Foley, Harvard I 220-yard Dash . 1 Smith, Michigan , 22 Sec 2 Teschner, Harvard : , 3 Treadway, Yale ' 4 Lockwood, Pennsylvania 5 Patterson, Pennsylvania 440-yard Dash . 1 Meredith, Pennsylvania . . 48 sec 2 Willcox, Harvard 3 'Wilkie, Yale 4 Richardson, Princeton - 5 Riley, Dartmouth Half-mile Run . 1 iVIeredith, Pennsylvania . . 1:54 2-5 sec 1 2 Speiden, Come!! 3 Hayes, Princeton , -4 4 Capper, Harvard ,- 5 Cooley, Princeton One-mile Run . 1 Mackenzie, Princeton . 4:22 4-5 sec 2 VVindnagle, Cornell N I 3 Carroll, Nlichigan 4 Atha, Princeton 5 Irish, Cornell TWO-mile Run . 1 Potter, Cornell . , 9:27 1-5 sec 2 Overton, Yale : 3 Hodmire, Cornell l 4 Holden, Yale K 5 Cook, M. I. T. H 120-Yard HUYCHCS 1 Ferguson, Pennsylvania . IS 2-5 sec 2 Starr, Come!! , 3 Hammitt, Penn State .- 4 Gubb, Cornell ra, f 5 Lukens, Cornell .1 - 220-yard Hurdles I Stewart, Princeton . 24 2-5 sec EQ 2 Smith, Harvard 'A , I 3 Brown, Penn State If ' 4 Brady, Columbia 35 I 5 Crawford, Princeton High Jump 1 Oler, Yale . . . 6 It. 4M in .gr 2 Richards, Cornell . . 6 ft. 3M in 'fl Johnstone, Harvard . 6 ft. M in , , IVIcLaren, Cornell, and Connolly, Johns Hopkins 5 ft. UM in fi :- ' Broad Jump Worthington, Dartmouth 23 ft. 9M in , A Graham, Columbia , 22 ft. 9 5-8 in - .. French, Maine . . 22 ft. 7M in ' Richards, Cornell . 22 ft. 6 in Frederick, Dartmouth 22 ft. 3 in Shot Put . Whitney, Dartmouth 47 ft. 4 7-8 in Beatty, Columbia . 46 ft. 9 5-8 in : ' McCutcheon, Cornell. 45 ft. 3-8 in I - Spears, Dartmouth . 44 ft. 9M in Allen, Maine . . 44 ft. 55 in Hammef Thl'0W Bailey, IVIaine . . 165 ft. M in .. NlcCutcheon, Cornell . 160 ft. 2 in ' ' Murphy, Pennsylvania 153 ft. 6 in I Loughridge, Yale . I52 ft. 1 in Leadbetter, Bowdoin . 147 ft. 9 in Pole Vault . Foss, Cornell, Greeley, Harvard, and ' Carter, Yale '. . . I2 ft Baker, Princeton . II ft. 6 in l Wilson, Michigan . . II ft. ,TL H 404 I I- C . ' I. 1915 Dual Track Meets CORNELL VS. HARVARD: CAMBRIDGE, MAY 8, 1915 CORNELL SQ I-3-HARVARD 57 2-3 Even! Firrt Sfcona' Third 100 yard Dash INGERSOLL CCD TESCI-INER CHD POLEY CHD IO sec. 220-yard Dash FOLEY CHD TESCHNER CHD. LEWIS CCD ' 21 4-5 sec. 120 High Hurdles LUKENS CCD INIILLARD CCD ROBINSON CHD I5 4-5 sec. 220 Low Hurdles SMITH CHD STARR CCD RICE CHD 25 1-5 sec. 440-yard Dash WILLCOX CHD BIDDLE CHD CRIM CCD 48 3-5 sec. Half-mile Run BINGHAM CHD SPEIDEN CCD CAPPER CHD I min. 56 3-5 sec. One-mile Run DVINDNAGLE CCD ICENT CHD HOFFBIIIRE CCD 4 min. 22 4-5 sec. Two-mile Run SOUTHVVORTH CHD POTTER CCD ELDRED CCD 9 min. 33 1-5 sec. High Jump RICHARDS CCD CAMP CHD JOHNSTONE CHD 6 ft. I-8 in. Broad Jump RICHARDS CCD QIOHNSTONE CHD WRIGHT CHD 21 ft. IIM in. Shot Put RICHARDS CCD IVICCUTCHEON CCD IVIOORE CCD 44 ft. IM in. Pole Vault CAMP CHD IVIILTON CCD, GREELEY CHD and HAYDOCK CHD I2 ft. 3 5-8 in Hammer Throw IVICCUTCHEON CCD MCCORMICK CCD STURGIS CHD 154 ft. 3 3-8 in CORNELL VS. PENNSYLVANIA: ITHACA, MAY 15, 1915 CORNELL 73 2-3-PENNSYLVANIA 43 1-3 IOO-Yard Dash INGERSOLL CCD LIPPINCOTT CPD BARTSCH CCD IO 3-5 sec. 220-yard Dash LOCKWOOD CPD LIPPINCOTT CPD BARTSCH CCD 22 4-5 sec IZO High Hurdles FERGUSON CPD GUBI3 CCD LUKENS CCD I6 sec 220 LOW Hurdles FERGUSON CPD IQAUFMAN CPD STARR CCD 25 I-5 sec 440-yard Dash IVIEREDITH CPD LOCKVVOOD CPD CRIM CCD 50 2-5 sec Half Mile Run MEREDITH CPD WINDNAGLE CCD BECKWITH CCD I min. 55 4-5 sec One Mile Run IRISH CCD BURKE CCD XVINDNAGLE CCD 4 min. 29 sec TWO Mile Run GRIME CCD .Fl-AINKHAM CCD HOFFNIIRE CCD 9 min. 50 3-5 sec High jump RICHARDS CCD IVICLAREN CCD, and CADY CCD 5 ft. 9M in Broad jump RICHARDS CCD AVARNER CCD LAXV CCD 23 ft. 4M in Pole Vault IVIILTON CCD SEWELL CPD CI-IENEY CCD, PRICE CPD, and VAN IQENNEN CCD I2ft. 3Ml1'1 Shot Put RICHARDS CCD IVICCUTCHEON CCD IVIOORE CCD 43 ft. 4 in Hammer Throw MCCUTCHEON IVIURPHY CPD MCCORNIICK CCD 154 ft. 6M in 405 N L- H ll 'I f' Events 100-yard Dash 220-yard Dash 440-yard Dash 440-yard Dash 880-yard Dash One-mile Run Two-mile Run 120-yard Hurdles l l 120-yard Hurdles 220-yard Hurdles High Jump . Broad Jump P le Vault Pi-,ming 16-lh. Shois Q . Throwing 16-lb. Hammer . , Track Records ,pi-uwswco :Boop-an 5-..--www! :1:1I1lcn pq --cnc:-crm Q b-'UI PWZXSQS13, NLQFDFF' Q. 1 I V, O ow: C: mm ,.3 CDCD PP U . 99. . O ' O 'FJ FUEHWO '1 ' ,- QfDFQS?'m OOwZU1W2. Z7 Mwg mfwyzvrf Q mU?3O:.1r' v-1 - 249mm ..1mE,3'-?' . MC U' ,-TH?-1 .P-W . , H.. P-4 shi-'NJO uxwwm QZSFCF' 95.12 AWA? SPS' EWPFUWPH M22 53521 E200 N. mm rf -PD' LII'-'ZIIFI' gy-lou ' EDF' Q .-1.1 V -1-1 F' 9 min. 17 4-5 sec. . 15 2-5 sec. . . 15 2-5 sec. . 24 3-5 sec. . S. BERNA, '12 , 165 ft. 9 in. . J. TALBOTT, '11 . J. Conrrrrs, '09 . -be Z Q 2 T O PD fp P' ?' W ro Q o -1 fl' as 2 0 '1- 9: M '75 2 o 71 9' 35 ,E . C fi. 5' qi ' w 69' O T' If rn Q o '1 9' Marathon Race OOM Milesj . 61 min. 16 sec. THE 1916 MANAGEMENT C. TALCOTT, '09 . . . W. BRODT, '14 . . . CAIRNS, '06 . . Date of Making May 17, 1913 June 22 1902 May 13 1911 May 4 1912 May 30 1914 May 31 1913 May 4 1912 Nlay 29 1909 Bday 29, 1914 May 14 1904 Apr. 24, 1915 May 15, 1915 Apr. 24, 1915 Nlay 13, 1913 May 29, 1909 Dec. 7, 1907 P. F. SANBORNE, '16 C. S. Cooriziz, 717 Manager Assistant Manager 406 . r H 1 1 E 1 3 11 41 11 11 U95 .XXX -v,.1:pL,. rYi.l.:..',,,:1:i.'1-5 .'.i.,.M1,-WL, ,41 ,- ls, ,L ,,Lg,4g...:,,J 41, 'Ky ., :Tj ,, ,ffi .110.I1f. '. j'jQ11?MUAYTQQ 1' fgjlggm-' xg A X 11 1 . 1 , pf: ' 'X FV 9.-51,5 1 'Q 5 X , ,4 , , 1 11' 'Ai ' 1 .Xu 1, 1, ,fr 1 ' X 11 . 5 Q m 1i 1:1151 I XXX XXX X1 . vb H W-1 1 A iii I1111 :EIU lil? V311 3 Q LW' A q.1X, 1, X1 L :Q 1-1 1 211 A 1' 1111 I Sir -wx wwvw H111 Vx Ll 1,1111 11 ' 121311 . VQ11' :L - 11:19 ? FQ 1, ,XA 1,4511 Wig 1122 1 1 v 'il X' 1 X W 'X 57.1 1 421 I F L 1 if 1 ,.M , 1 1 V31 1951 ,E f- '. 1121 L - 1 fi 1 - 'E Q 1' 1 -' F1 3111 XX, 1 W2 15' 5X LE 'X X' Q XEX1 XXX X X 1' '- 2 X 1 K C1 X, f 1 INTERCOLLEGIATES F F? 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Rai - Q1 fl ' Bu f 'W7 F'xL i'f'Q'f i ' B m 'E ' V ., U 1 E Q 5 1 r: :1 fix 11 'S TJ sr, G I F- 1. 1 A 5 , Q Q Q JI- - H, , ,, - , 1, , 1. , 2- : , Ps 1:1 A . 'L' tu N . '- , ' mv, 'Ju 1.1 Q 'v ' W rl! 'Y' 1 W , , W 1 .lf 1 .4 fl, A P17 5 ' , 1 , j 5 M :w . Q i m cf. 1 ill 1 .V f N N M iw 3 F Zu F' , 1 .I 1 W u ' L 3 1 :N ' il it 1 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM - M a ' SANBORNE MAYNARD Mommmy CAMPBELL Coopmn ' 17- K , IXLIAIN BECKXVITH ELDILED BOYNTON FRYE 1 , L BURKE CORNVITH HOFFMIRE POTTER WINDNAGLE T1N1cHAM U L. ' ' ' 1 LA? Y .,, , , , , 5 , ,, , :5J.:' if f BD Ki? ' EE, , Eid BB ' 'gif nur mx Jw? ,, EJ? Um fy ' fEy im BB 4' Wiki, DB 11,725 ' -.l 1, Y, n u , , ,gl Q' , V, GJD, U71 D U , , JLG , if La U ua mx 'U U Y rm n 9 D U ff. El B Ll D , ' E13 is Q' if 1' W .-,, 7 , HN, .,,, L , , , , ,, , , ,,., . ,,, L F ll Il Il in ll il ll ll I! YY 9 'mg J 1 I. -' Q Cross-Coumfry INTERCOLLEGIATE RUNS HELD UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE I.C.A.A.A.A. 1903 Princeton GM miles C13 H. C. YOUNG C43 P. J. TAYLOR C63 A. C. BEAN C73 L. R. BROYVN CORNELL, 295 SYRACUSE, 873 HARV'ARD, 893 YALE, 90 Individual Vlinner, H. C. YOUNG, Cornell. Time, 34 min. 14 sec. 1909 Boston GM miles . C13 T. S. BERNA C23 W. H. TAPPAN C53 H. C. YOUNG C63 R. F. FLEMING C83 L. R. BROWN CORNELL, 22, M. I. T., 88, MICHIGAN, 1125 YALE, 114 ' Individual Winner, T. S. BERNA, Cornell. Time, min. 5 1-5 sec. 1910 Princeton GM miles C13 J. P. JONES C23 T. S. BERNA C83 J. L. IQRAKER C123 H. N. PUTNAM C143 S. H. STEVENSON CORNELL, 375 HARVARD, 705 MICHIGAN, 99 Individual Winner, J. P. JONES, Cornell. Time, 33 min. 34 sec. 1911 Brookline Mass. 6 miles - C13 J. P. JONES C23 T. S. BERNA C133 L. S. FINCH C153 J. H, BRODT C173 L. R. LONGFIELD CORNELL, 483 HARVARD, 585 PENNSYLVANIA, 1253 DARTMOUTE, 127. ' Individual 313 inner, J. P. JONES, Cornell. Time 34 min. 41 3-5 sec. 1912 Ithaca 6 miles P C13 J. P. JONES C63 J. H, BRODT C93 L. R. LONGEIELD C153 L. S. FINCH C173 A. G. CADIZ HARVARD, 325 CORNELL, 485 DARTMOUTH, 873 BROWN, 117 Individual Winner, J. P. JONES, Cornell. Time, 32 min. 29 1-5 sec. 1913 New York 6 miles C23 J. S. HOFFMIRE C113 F. M. FREDERICKSEN C133 F. J. BURKE C153 C. L. SPEIDEN C273 J. E. BICGOLRICK CORNELL, 685 HARVARD, 92, M. I. T., 1035 PENNSYLVANIA, 107. Individual Winner, R. S. BOYD, Harvard. Time, 34 min. 37 sec. 1914 New Haven 6 miles C13 D. F. POTTER, JR. C53 L. V. WINDN.AGLE CS3 J. C. CORWITH C93 C. L SPEIDEN C123 A. G. CADIZ CORNELL, 35, HARVARD, S25 YALE, 993 M. 1. T., 120 Individual V3 inner D. F. POTTER, JR., Cornell Time, 34 min. 3-5 sec. 1915 Boston 6 miles C43 D. F. POTTER C73 J. S. PIOFFMIRE C93 L1 V. WINDNAGLE C163 J. C. CORWITH C183 E. I. TINKHAM IVIAINE, 515 CORNELL, 545 PRINCETON, 113g DARTMOUTH, 115. Individual Viinnerg OVERTON, Yale. Time, 33 min. 21 1-5 sec. RECORD OF PENNSYLVANIA DUAL MEETS 1901 Cornell 23 Pennsylvania 14 Itkaca 1902 Cornell 19 Pennsylvania 17 Pl iladelplnia 1903 Cornell 10 Pennsylvania 37 Itl' aca 1904 Cornell 12 Pennsylvania 28 Pniladelphia 1910 Cornell 17 Pennsylvania 46 lt'aaca 191 1 Cornell 21 Pennsylvania 43 P: iladelphia 1912 Cornell 22 Pennsylvania 42 Philadelphia 1913 Cornell 20 Pennsylvania 48 Itlwaca I 1914 Cornell 28 Pennsylvania S5 Pfiladelplila 1915 Cornell 36 Pennsylvania S4 Ithaca November, 13tH 1915 5M miles Ithaca C13 L. V. WINDNAGLE C23J. S. HOFFMIRE C33 D. F. POTTER C63 F. J. BURKE C73 J. C. CORWTTH C33 E. I. TINKHAM C93 C. L. BECKIVITH Time, 30 min. 40 sec. RECORD OF HARVARD DUAL MEETS 1912 Harvard 52 Cornell 55 Ithaca 1913 Harvard 51 Cornell 55 Boston 1914 Harvard 99 Cornell 28 It 'Ma 1915 Harvard 35 Cornell 76 1 Boston Outober 301931. 1915 ESM miles Cambridge C13 L. V. WINDNAGI,E C23 J. S. HOFFNIIRE C33 D. F. POTTER C43 J. C. CORXYITH C73 E. I. TINKHAM C83 C. L. BECKYVITH C103 A. R. ELDRED Time 33 minutes 25 2-5 seconds DUAL MEET WITH YALE AT NEW HAVEN CONNECTICUT November 4, 1903. CORNELL, 223 YALE, 37. CSM miles, Time, 35 min. 57 sec. MEMBERS OF THE INTERCOLLEGIATE CROSS COUNTRY ASSOCIATION Cornell, Brown. Colgate, C. C. N. Y., Columbia, Dartmouth, Harvard, M. I. T., Michigan, Pennsylvania, Penn. State Princeton, Syracuse, Yale 413 41 r- .. L . N .. . .- H ll . ...L 'xl . .. vi l if 3: - 1 , P4 I- ' 1 H , :- .. 1 bl I-4 '4 .. P1 ll 1. , F .. ,. . .. N. 'UF ul: -an --1 n-1-1 N- 1 x n- r u r 1 it H 1 l P an I 3 I u Z l 1 ,lr -1 .W fi 3 ,- L ,- L. 1 1 F- 1. u r n- -. na -. n -4 u -. w -4 N-1 kff'f1nr,,,,,,,,7, , , ,, , , , , , . ,, ,. ,, ,,,,.,,-L,,,, 1, , ,, ,, LA, ,,,,, , ,,,, , .,,, mv, , 4,,,,.,,,,,,-.,,g.mmV.,wM,,,,,,,,,Fx- f L lfj BTL, ' Y 'UIC -5 VWUU: ' , ,E E ' .EU Iv U ,. ,Q if in , ' frfffl ,Q , ' iQFE ,, ,,,' ' G IT 811' 'U li . 12 E ' - 5 HU' , ' I KLUE . : 'BRI Sli 1115.31 'if 'wr' 'N C5 Q ' ,,,,m,is:f gag, U-3 ,M ,MB 1 ami, ,Quad , mf ' ' iw A' ' ,Ein ,, ' nu' QD , , UQ ,. ,, 'Qf,s,,, ,, .gg 1 1 VE v F?-VV - -VVVVV VVVV: V V V V VVV VV VVV V VVV -VV V -V7,,,,, .VJV , .. ,, W- VVVV V -,- V --,VWQVV ,.:.:,gV,VV,V,,i,,, , ., L L wi: ' 2 1 ' Y E f M ' I' Y W V 5 V :Q U sl , , fi ' 1 F :, I ' EI: -1 ,, , 5 - 5 35 p I 1 . g , y , A L11 y LZ Q I 1 3 1 , I , ,I j 1 s - ? 'XT Ei 1 T H FQ 4 , 5 H! f ll V , , Q 51 1 1 E . ' 1 Q V .' I ' . ,, W V E N 1 ' E W V , ,, GH in F V if .5 ,wg V , 1 , - u , E -ax - 'E H ,Q ' :Ve E ii: rm 2 i A V W , 11 Q, F L? VI , 2 LQ IV? fx 1 1 W 3 ,Q r' . I 5 w e W 5' .3 I wi Q VE Er fi ii . F1 U :Q 1 :- ME P' 9 V V M 544 I Q 1, , W V, ,1 iz? 1 ' lg ai 1 5 . , 1, ,, ,. 235 V 1 'L ru , 1 L if I U E EM +3 f Q 1 , fi A , 2 1 l ,, Q91 1918 FRESHMAN TRACK TEAM r F 'r E P fe 5 5 GRIESEDIECK WEINSTEIN HOWRY WARREN Cnowmy WESTING C. HILL P. S. HILL VAN HORN Woonnur-F X f- I ASHMEAD Fonwusn GILLIES D1xoN MILLER SCHAAF CHAPIN Hooxmz NIOAKLEY f 5 S ' HUDSON SHELTON LASSER CAMPBELL HICKMAN SI-IIVERICK RUOFF HoPK1Ns HAZZARD Tonn WATT 1 ' ,v , W L 4. L, f J t,,::i,,,i,as'z :,,a.amg:V, V ' -'am 7115 , -mc 1 nw - ' ifw' . 1 AQU mei 2 PH ' ,imf , ,rm uf? ., VV 8811, ,nw ' ,,,, .1 -' :Tr-gash mmf. I im, , . -mf V ,wma , f we 'auf f ma , , . Jai. ,, mi, , V- am , mu ,,,uv+,e :5V,,,.,,g an , ,QA Q -xv-. ,Vi-:Qffffv -- :QT-7 asm: - ---'-- Scswqi., --Vx,-1.-:,?..i,1k-:f:V11:.az.,2--W -v-c..L.?+f.:-F-YL :- f, f-1 fr- 'Y -1- f--'wQ+QVV---'-- -'-'-' . ga-1'-VY-Y A, ---1 ---xi ------'V-HW-f' '--::-- V --A--i---- A 1 o o LA, 5 lr H Cornell-Pennsylvania Dual Freshman Evenlf loo-yard Dash 220-yard Dash 440-yard Run 880-yard Run Mile Run . Two-lvlile Run High Hurdles Low Hurdles Pole Vault . High Jump Broad Jump Shot Put . Hammer Throw Track M eet MAY 17, 1915 Cornell 65 Pennsylvania 52 ffyinvzer Hickman, Cornell . Barge, Pennsylvania Shiverick, Cornell Shelton, Cornell . Bartsch, Pennsylvania Shiverick, Cornell Scudcler, Pennsylvania Shelton, Cornell Zutter, Pennsylvania Ruolf, Cornell . Fortier, Cornell Hill, Cornell Hudson, Cornell . Nearing, Pennyslvania Howry, Cornell Campbell, Cornell . McComb, Pennsylvania Hopkins, Cornell Hopkins, Pennsylvania Lasser, Cornell . Watt, Cornell Corey, Pennsylvania VVatt, Cornell Lasser, Cornell Newstetter, Pennsylvania Hickman, Cornell ' Waite, Pennsylvan1a Crone, Pennsylvania Buckholtz, Pennsylvania Hickman, Cornell Watt, Cornell Hickman,,Cornell . ' Bertolot, Pennsylvania. Buckholtz, Pennsylvania Dougherty, Pennsylvania Gillies, Cornell Schaaf, Cornell Dixon, Cornell Miller, Cornell Chapin, Cornell 415 Time, Height or Dirtance . . IO 2-5 sec. 22 3-5 sec. SI 1-5 sec. 2 min. 4-5 sec. 4 min. 35 sec . IO min. 7 sec. 16 3-5 sec. 25 3-5 sec. I2 ft. 2. in 5 ft. 9M in. 21 ft. IO M in. 40 ft. 2 in. . 110 ft.81n. 1 T' -f '-:ft F :Ji , .,,::'GLU 'il if f' A1 1? il B if II --fi -'Q Li V 'Bug'-WA Y QQ H A Y Jie U 13' 13 ix 4 if R ' 1117 is iw, Y Y fmi1'w:,1fr J -1 L-E1 H Ly g -- grit ' 1-M31 ' 135 . EB A gg Ich Y, inn-+ mg 1757 'II it D13 'J' UU Div Q: - 215 --' fm 4 -- VU' 4 . -4 -V Ti' Y Y ' M , . F4 fl z A I: -2: f F - W, , , W, J . N f ' X , A :J 4 , , :N m H - 1 . J W 1 Y 5 -1 2 m x s . l 9 ill 1 y 3 5 E L , , 3 w ,ix Q . :J Q M, fi Q X' - 3 : .1 'ii wi , F E i al L71 1 I li' TL 3 1 . 1919 FRESHMAN TRACK TEAM LQ DAWSON, Hxcnmn FEUERSTEIN HAINES Gnmsmnmcx Howie FIEARTFIELD PRATT, WHITE BLUE SEELBACH MCDERMOTT KEILER Hxscocrc BALL ASHTON WADSXX'0RTH SHAUKELTON CLEMINSHAYV UQ Q95 'ziouzf-xefe :nu -nn 'rm ww, im-1 f-r,-fun., . ,Jen mc' , am. ., 2 UQ: ,103 1 f- im-L 1 w:jw.-- - vm fm- P Af an f ,mf , mu , , V-,161 ,yzfe ,- ug V, I?1F 'H-'-Qf,if5d'u1' 1 xx - - am um 'uw mf f fwffw Q My I I I 5.14 I ,P ' U nderclass Track M ee! I9I8-66 Points October 3O, 1915 1919-77 Pomts IOO-YARD DASH 2 W. H. CLEMINSHAW, ,IQ 1 H. E. SHAOKELTON, '19 II sec. 3 E. H.'IQEILER, 'IQ 2 E. FEUERSTEIN, 'IQ 220-YARD Low HURD LES 3 A. R. HICKMAN, '18 1 I. M. WATT, '18 27 2-5 sec. 220-YARD DASH 2 S. W. HEARTFIELD, '19 1 H. E. SHACKELTON, ,IQ 24 sec. 3 W. H. CLEMINSHAW, 'IQ 2 E. FEUERSTEIN, 'IQ HIGH JUMP 3 J. L. TAYLOR, ,IQ 1 F. A. CURTZE, '18 5 ft. 4iI1. 44.0-YARD DASH 2 E. N. PRATT, 'IQ 1 W. B. SHELTON, '18 53 1-5 sec. 31. M. WATT, '18 2 W. H. SEABROOK, 'IQ BROAD JUMP 3 D. W. Baker, ,IQ 1 D. L. ASHTON, ,IQ 20 ft. 72 in 880-YARD RUN 2 F. XNADSVVORTH, '19 1 H. D. HUDSON, '18 2 min. 9 2-5 sec. 3 R. XNVEBER, '18 2 C. F. GILRIAN, '18 POLE VAULT 3 T. L. ESCHWVEILER, 'IQ 1 F. C. REAv1s, '18 IO ft. 9 in. ONE-MILE RUN 2 E. H. IQEILER, ,IQ 1 A. H. PIOOKER, '18 4. min. 56 3-5 sec. 3 E. B. HAZZARD, '18 2 H. A. VXVHITE, 'IQ SHOT PUT 3 R. COLSTON, '18 1 J. R. BANGS, '18 36151. 5 in. TWO-MILE RUN 2 E. C. HTGBEE, ,IQ 1 T. C. MCDERNiOTT, 'IQ IO min. 37 sec. 3 R. G. SCHAAF, '18 2 G. S. HISOOOK, 'IQ HAMMER THROW 3 K. D. MAYNARD, '18 1 R. O. VVELDGEN, ,IQ 117 fn. 120-YARD HIGH HURDLE8 1 J. M. WATT, '18 2 W. M. D1XON,'18 I7 sec. 3 R. BANGS, '18 FRESHMAN CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM SEELBACH DAWSON 'T HowE VVHITE MCDERMOTT HZISCOCK BALL HAINES BLUE 417 -, T' u - -4 su . .. . UF PV! Y --I ... 'I -I IP! .- Il! lk lb 'F P-'N lk Ill UI1 'Ui iii lr-1 ... L 'IP' ll! ... . .. ..- ... .- SHELTON CRIII STARR ACIIESON LEWIS BARTSCI1 February 5. lNfIarch 4. March 1 I. TI-III MILL RIILAX TEAM Indoor Relay Record At Boston-Harvard defeated COrIIell in a One-mile Relay Cornell Team:-KENRICK IQELLY, 17- FREDERICK HILL STARR, 16' JOHN SHANAI-IAN LEVVIS, 16- XVILLIAM BRISTOL SHELTON, I8 At New York- I. C. A. A. A. N. Indoor Meet Cornell was second in the 1408-yard Relay. Cornell TCSIUS-ALLAN FOSTER VAN WIVINKLE 175 WALTER CHRISTIAN BARTSCH, 17- JOHN SHANAHAN LEWIS, 16- WVILLIAM BRISTOL SHELTON, 18 Cornell was second in the 4224-yard Relay. Cornell Team:-HAROLD ENOS IRISI-1, 16' DANIEL FREDERIC POTTER, 16- LINUS VERE YVINDNAGLE, I7 Cornell was second in the 8448-yard Relay.'COrnell Team:-LINUS VERE VVINDNAGLE, 17- CHARLES LEACH BECKVVITH, 16' GILBERT RIORRIS TAYLOR, 16- DANIEL FREDERIC POTTER 6 Cornell was third iII the 'Medley Relay. Cornell TCSHIZ-ALEXANDER GLENCAIRN ACHESON, 17- FREDERICK HILL STARR, 16- HAROLD EROS IRISH, 16- CLEMENT FRANKLYN SOUDER, 16 At Philadelphia-Pennsylvania defeated Cornell in a One-mile Relay Cornell Teamz- OHN SHANAHAN IJEVVIS, 16' WALTER CHRISTIAN BARTSCH, I7' IIVILLIAM DOOLITTLE CRIM, 17' IXVILLIAM BRISTOL SI-IELTON, I8 Cornell was third in the One-mile Relay. Harvard was first, Princeton Second and Pennsylvania fourth Cornell Team:-JOHN SHANAHAN LEWIS 16- .ALEXANDER GLENCAIRN ACHESON, 17' WILLIAIIII DOOLITTLE CRIIIII, 17, XIVILLIAM BRISTOL SHELTON, 8 Cornell was second in the TWO-mile Relay. Yale was EI-St, Ivlichigan third and Maine fourth Cornell Team:-I-IAROLD ENOS IRISH, '16, GILBERT MORRIS TAYLOR, '16, DANIEL FREDERIC POTTER, '16, LINUS VERE W1NDNAGI.E, 717 418 nn nu ur-4 Nl! I' in. Nl! Nl -L. I -,. 'P' Nh L. vs- L-Ji. .ij-. Pi r-HH I .... Q.. ri' , PM L.-4 ui:- ii' 1 4 1 7 I nh- Hu H-- Flu 7 7 A 7 7 I I , 7 I r an ,--. J I I 1 7 5 7 I I , MP1 7 I--I I I 7 7 I 7 J 7 I 7 7 P-N I I t-I-I I I I - 7 7 7 , . ...- ...- J I I 7 7 I I I HH I I ' 7 7 7 I I I - . ,M , .5- 1 n D 41 OOT BALL ' a 'g i V Q' .,:qA- 1 ff! Y A 1 lv! 'fly' 1-4 7 Q 5' if ' .f ,f- 114 t .1 V -tv xi A v . Ci'TTqV'! ' 1 U 1 I1 I ' I 'll I U ' 1. Revzew 0 the Season An undefeated Cornell football team. The 'fchampions of all. Such was the ' product of the I9I5football season, which was the most successful in the history of the sport at our University. It was a Q team well-grounded in the fundamentals, 2 and at the same time one with great re- y I sourcefulness in the fine points of the game. The team won the merited praise of critics throughout the country and brought to Cornell a championship which it has taken long years of ceaseless work to obtain. With a squad of about sixty men, Coaches Dr. Sharpe,Dan Reed, '98, and Ray Van0rman, '08, began the fourth year of the new regime onSeptemberI . DR' A' H' SHANE The problem which faced the coaches wais just opposite to that of the preceding year, when Cornell was forced to begin the season with a green line and a well seasoned baclcfield. The loss from the baclcfield of Hill, Collyer, Philippi and Shuler of the 1914 eleven meant the development of new backs from material which had had little or no test on the 'Varsity. Captain Barrett, however, formed a strong nucleus for what later proved to be the greatest scoring machine that N Cornell has ever had. The loss of Captain O'Hearn, of the IQI4 team, at end, was greatly felt, but in Shelton and Eckley, Coach Van Orman had the best pair of ends in the East. Dan Reed developed a heavy and wonderfully aggressive line despite the loss of McCutcheon, Munsick, Gallogly and Allen. CoLLrNs BARRETT COOL ,' 420 F - il '1I'.- II, If II II Xl II. ' Xl XX -- 0 fl I 1 ' i f g.-ns! ,Z '31 10 3 f . G H. , .M -,nf 1 f f A f M' f WR. I 2 1 :rj 'lo i We f' 'C 'r 10? .Q w f 1, 3' V. .1 -- . f as i. :af . 1: .-, , ,Q BAILEY SHELTON TILLEY From the point of view of team development, Cornell's first two opponents could not have been better chosen. Gettysburg was heavy and aggressive and gave the team a good test in straight football, while the light but tricky Oberlin team gave the ends and backs valuable drill. By means of a stronger and surer attack, Cornell defeated Gettysburg by a score of' I3 to o on September 28th. This was the first game played on Schoellkopf Field, and to Captain Barrett went the honor of scoring the first touchdown made in the new stadium. Though the game was devoid of any sensational playing, the work of the Cornell team was encourag- ing and gave a hint of the power which was to be displayed so profitably later in the season. Two new Cornell linemen were brought to light in this game, Gillies, at tackle, and Miller,, at guard. Both of these men developed rapidly and were towers of strength in the line. The light Oberlin team, which came to Ithaca on October 2 put up a plucky game but was no match for the heavier Cornell eleven. Cornell rolled up a total of thirty-four points, while Oberlin was able to secure only one touchdown, and that by means of a cleverly executed forward pass. The Varsity line literally shoved their opponents before them and the backs tore through the holes for repeated gains. On October 9, the day of the formal opening of Schoellkopf Training House and Field, Cornell overwhelmed Williams in a one-sided game. Cornell scored seven touchdowns by use of straight football, securing a total of forty-six points. Williams scored six points by a touchdown which came after a series of well executed open plays. Strength in the line was the outstanding feature in Cornell's play. Williams was able to make only two first downs by rushing, and on many occasions the opposing back would be thrown by a Cornell forward before he got started. It was in this game that the powerful string of substitutes developed by the coaches were first brought to light. Several men were used in the backfield. Besides Barrett, Collins, Shiverick, and Mueller, who started the contest, Schock, Kleinert, Benedict, Hoffman, Schlichter, and Speed got into the game. The substitutes did almost as well as the first team, and they showed how far Dr. Sharpe had progressed in the development of a powerful backfield. Substitutions in the line were also frequent. Fischer, McKeage, Brown, Bard, Iewett, Snyder, and Mc- Cormick caused no weakening in the line when they were put into the game. The story of the victory over Bucknell by a score of 41 to o, on October 16, is somewhat similar to that of the Williams game. A rather light team was over- whelmed by Cornell's powerful and consistent attack. Barrett gave an exhibition of his great skill in open field running. in the first play of the game he wormed his 421 I 1 5.1-, A 0 way through the entire Bucknell team and ran seventy-five yards for a touchdown. Substitutes played an important part in this victory. The second and third teams were used toward the close of the game. Cornell Io, Harvard Ol It happened at Cambridge on Uctober 23, a day that will linger long in the memory of those who were fortunate enough to see the game, one of the best of the year, and certainly one of the greatest in the history of Cornell football. Cornell's old faults seemed to disappear. There was no loose tackling, no weakness against the forward pass, and no evidence of poor generalship. On the contrary, there was evidence of all those things which go to make up a good foot- ball team. Cornell took opportunity of all the breaks , put up an impregnable defense against Harvard's varied attack, and possessed the necessary Hpunchi' at critical times. The game was really won in the first four minutes of play. Shortly after receiv- ing Harvard's kickoff, Barrett sent a beautiful punt over the Harvard goal line. When the ball was put in scrimmage on Harvard's ten yard line, lVIahan fumbled and Shelton recovered the ball for Cornell. A whirlwind attack, with Barrett as its central figure, enabled Cornell to cross the Harvard goal line in six plays. All of Harvard's efforts to stop the Cornell captain were futile, and he plunged across the goal line for the only touchdown of the game. He kicked a perfect goal. Score: Cornell7,Harvardo. Sometime afterthis an accidentoccurred which cast a deep gloom over the Cornell contigent. Mahan and Barrett met in a head-on collision and the Cornell captain was rendered unconscious. He recovered between halves but was too dazed to resume play. After Barrett's loss, the team was held together by the inspiring leadership of Cool, the center, who acted as captain. He made his influence felt in every play and was an aggressive leader on both the attack and the defense. After Cornellis first score, the teams battled evenly, both giving an example of wonderfully effective defensive play. There was one department in which Cornell greatly excelled her opponent, however. Shiverickis kicking was little short of marvellous. It was his foot that time and again sent the ball back out of danger when the Cornell goal was threatened, and it was the same foot that later in the game added three points to Cornell's total score. When Barrett was removed from the game, the burden of continuing the kicking duel with lVIahan fell upon the shoulders of Shiverick. He averaged seven yards better than his opponent in the first half and twenty yards better in the second half. On one occasion, Mahan kicked a long, high punt which went over Collins' head and rolled to the Cornell three yard line. Standing behind his own goal line, andin the face ofa bitter wind, SCHLICHTER jameson SNYDER 422 ANDERSON SCHOCK ' ECKLEY Shiverick kicked a low spiral which rolled far out of danger. Shortly after the beginning of the fourth quarter, Cornell added three points to her score and made victory practically certain when Shiverick made a beautiful drop-kick from the 38 yard line. Toward the close of the game, Harvard opened up a great variety of plays in a desperate effort to stem the tide of defeat, but all of her attempts were cleverly smothered by Cornellfs watchful defense. It was thus that Harvard Was compelled to accept her first defeat since IQII. The game at Ithaca with Virginia Polytechnic Institute on October 3o, added another to Cornell's victories won by a large score. An unusual feature of the team's play was a frequent and highly efficient use of the forward pass. Five of the best passes gained a total of IO3 yards and made possible two touchdowns. The visiting teamfs defense was completely shattered by Cornellfs powerful and con- sistent attack. The Varsity succeeded in scoring forty-five points to none for V. P. I. The close of the game found nearly all of the Cornell positions filled by members of the third team and there was little to choose between their work and that of the Varsity. When the team journeyed to Ann Arbor for the annual contest with Michigan on November 6, it met a team which was determined to beat Cornell, and thus save a bad year. Michigan, however, was able to oHer no more resistance to Cornell's attack than the minor teams which came to Ithaca during the fall. Cornell played heady, consistent football and outclassed Michigan in every detail . It was with little difficulty that the team scored 34 points to 7 for Michigan. The most spectacular features of Cornell's play was the open field running of Collins. His dodging sprints were too clever for the lVIichigan tacklers. He ran fifty-five yards for the final touchdown after intercepting a Nfichigan forward pass. At the beginning of the second half Michigan showed a flash of real football and kept up a powerful attack long enough to score her only touchdown. The best game seen on Schoellkopf Field was that against Washington and Lee, the Southern champions who had completed two seasons without defeat. Taking Cornell completely by surprise, the visitors scored 21 points, and at one time had a lead of 21 to 7. Recovering its true form, The Varsity came back in wonderful style and scored 33 pc-ints. The game ended with a 40 to 21 victory. The final game with Pennsylvania on Thanksgiving Day was a stirring contest, but can hardly be regarded as a true climax to the best season that a Cornell team has ever had. Pennsylvania fought desperately for every inch of ground and put up a defense which was better than any which Cornell had faced during the season, with the possible exception of Harvard. Cornell seemed slow in getting under 423 MILLER MUELI.ER SHIVERICK way and in the first three periods most of the followers of the team were disap- pointed. In the last period of the game, however, Cornell let loose a terrific attack which could not be denied. Seventeen points were made in about the last ten minutes of play. At the beginning of the fourth period, Pennsylvania led by a score of 9 to 7, and the Red and Blue was stopping the Cornell attack with dis- couraging regularity. It was here that Barrett gave one of his remarkable exhibi- tions and showed his indispensible value to the team. With the ball on Pennsyl- vania's 43 yard line, he called for his own signal, plunged straight through the center of the line, dodged past the Pennsylvania secondary defense and sprinted the remaining distance for a touchdown that put Cornell in the lead. His playing throughout the game was excellent and was a fitting close to his remarkable career. During the closing minutes of the game, Cornell tore the Pennsylvania defense to pieces. Shiverick added another touchdown, and Barrett kicked a beautiful field goal. Pennsylvania made her score by a series of forward passes and by a well executed drop kick. The final score was: Cornell 24, Pennsylvania 9. Barrett, quarterback, and Shelton, end, were deservedly placed upon Walter Camp,s All American Eleven. Cool was placed at center on the second team. Unlimited praise is extended to the coaches and the players of the 1915 Cornell football team. It contained in abundance all those elements which make possible that which it achieved-the championship of the East. Q , I gi l ii ZANDER GILLIES JEWETT 2 44 -1 I' -'ai - 3 Date Sept.28 Oct. 2 Oct. Q Oct. I6 Oct. 23 Oct. 30 Nov. 6 Nov. I3 Nov. 25 Football Record Score SfO1'f Cornell I3 Gettysburg o Cornell 34 Oberlin 7 Cornell 46 Williams 6 Cornell 41 Bucknell O Cornell IO Harvard O Cornell 45 Virginia Polytechnic Institute o Cornell 34 Michigan 7 Cornell 40 VVashington and Lee 21 Cornell 24 Pennsylvania 9 287 go .SUMMARY 4 Games INCH, 8 Games Lost, O TI-IE 1915 MANAGEMENT Place Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Cambridge Ithaca Ann Arbc-r Ithaca Philadelphia S, E, HUNKIN, '16 W. R. LALLEY, ,I7 lylanaoef Assistant hlanager 42 I 1 .Bin . . . rf -V ' L W- , :.,-.,M- N, .,,,, ,. -W J . ,, ,T-. , , , .-, -.-, ., , L- ,, , I H U' ' , if U ' Er Wi' E If .. U Q ' , Q LI ll U Ci U . if ii Y L4 ii T 1157 B H il U , IVV! J El E7 GHZ- I E U . , gil ' an ' an ' XB-B 1 USE ' ' M ,U G NH EW Bw 1 FB fm' mf TUE an fu E- ' muwf rm- L4, . W: , , L V , If 7 , . 1563 LU , I Q 1 :J as . 5:1 I7. ' ' V 1 F: T: is 1 A H wi Q.: x 5 :N .J . W ? K! 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Head Coach TEAM MURRAY NORCROSS SHELTON, '16 WILLIAM HENRY JAMESON, JR., '16 CLARENCE TILLEY, '17 . . CLARENCE WAGAR BAILEY, '16 PETER PAUL MILLER, '18 . HERBERT SNYDER, '16 . . WILLARD CAMERON COOL, '16 . EDWARD EWEN ANDERSON, '17 FREDERICK MONTAGUE GILLIES, '18 REXFORD WIIIBER JEWETT, '17 PAUL WITHERSPOON ECKLEY, '17 ROY JOHN ZANDER, '17 . . CHARLES BARRETT, '16 . . ARTHUR PATTERSON SCHOCK, '16 CARLTON PALMER COLLINS, '16 FRED PAUL SCHLICHTER, '16 . FRANCIS TOEEY SHIVERICK, '18 LUCIEN WILBER MUELLER, '17 . Left End Left Tackle Left Tackle Left Tackle Left Guard Left Guard . Ceuter Right Guard Right Tackle Right Tackle Right End Right Eud Quarterback Quarterback . Left Halfback . Left Halfback . Right Halfhack . fullback Subftitutef-JOHN SHANA1-IAN LEWIS, '16, JOHN ANDERSON MCKEAGE, '16, RUSSELL WELLES, '16, GEORGE PHILIP BARD, '17, WISER BROWN, '17, JOHN JOSEPH QUINN, '17, HORACE GUION BENEDICT, '18, WESLEY MOON DIXON, '18, ARTHUR LEWIS HOFP'MAN, '18, ROBERT EMMETT RYERSON, '18, CHRIS- TOPHER NICNAIR SPEED, '18. K Nl , .... rl Ni! Q11 I, LII' X .,, -L L1 M 1 4 HP- L1 . P' ,. P4 COACHES ALBERT H. SHARPE, Head Coach DANIEL A, REED, '98 RAY VAN ORMAN, '08 427 1 rp l l 1 ... , V ' it VR Y VV IT-. 'NX I ' -Gif UU -,f'ifUL? QU' 'HI ' A Qi? ' DU ' 'EG WH , LSU UU Clif U13 Fifi' UU GEN 'USA U l in ug--f 4- Q.mv1,fefR:-age. ' EUlP ' wr-f - ww, um ure mn , wir ma A-Muuw UR UU , an f, gg ' -Q-U 1 -3 L - - A T ,.., ., , . Z ., ,X 2' 3 Y' 'Y -I fi 'I' , . L -V A-01525, if : f A - 1 A, . : -1 .- if .-Nv?f-- Aff' fha. ,Q 4 in .fig -Q-f .. ,.gf.xf-1, ' ' I .:,J :, :, . . 'I ':i ' TL? C' . L X ' as A 'II :Civ Q1 ' fra. 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Right Tackle GEORGE FREDERICK ENSWORTII Right .End JAMES BENTLEY WILSON . , Right End LUDLOW EARLE BRETZ . . , Quarterback JOHN WESLEY CRAIG . . Quarterback CLYDE MAYER . . . Left Hahflnack HAROLD CAMINEZ . . . . Right Halfback EDWARD FRANCIS O7CONNOR . I Right Halfliack CLARENCE PETER ZEPP . . . . Fnllback COACHES DAVID F. TABER, 715, Head Coach DONALD K. CHAMPAIGN, 'I3 DAN E. WELTY RECORD Date Score Score Place Oct. 23 Cornell 6 Vllyorning Seminary I4 Ithaca- Oct. 30 Cornell O Hotchkiss O Lakevdle, Conn. Nov. 6 COrne11 3Q Bellefonte Academy 7 Ithaca Nov. I3 Cornell 20 Cushing Academy O Ithaca Nov. 20 Cornell 21 Pennsylvania Freshmen O Ithaca 435 1 I 51 I4 'QB' j 2 'f ' .gy ,gig ,j 'gag 1 f 228,31 -111312 . '- , , pe-A -- Qi? BLM , SY fr ' Ri 'Y 'Bit - ' E3 F HU 'V-f YH4' 7 f' 'JT'U, QLQMD A frifff' - 1 uuu A an ' ' Hui -V 'nu ' ' UU' Biff' V , 1:5 5 my mi , me lol mf-Y vm . :mr I Q-, YW , ., , . 1 . - . V - V - -------'1-Sig-:V-9? H4 A? 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'x:. , ' I y , ,X y . 1 ' ,- .. '. .' ' ' 1 .g.f ix .1 Qui f X 'U ' ' F X 1 I ' , , f Q ,.. ,,. X gf- Cibwfqvxf' p. -N -4: ..-4 -4 - -1 1 E F .1 ' L 1 II, El D 1 ul. .4 un, .... U O Nil ill ith wiki ' Qu o H II Nil l L-fu . ,4 an Mb-4 N .... ll-1 QD G X X rw.- ,--1 fxvg MH lx' A X N JN HH an :W -L' f ' f f Wi! lf 4 f 'W 'C ,K t if f 1 , W I H W :: :: 4 1 a ' lx 31 XTX NX WN X1 QW! f 'E :L-I u x f ,r J ' 1 f X H xx f , I iff V f an W 'P ff ,ff If Q W L' , .. - H MW I mf yy XA! Z Tlllllll , A X P? 5 u HH .1 ur-1 ul-1 I .. U ' U u . I.. 'ri' ' fa I I f J I I J I. Baseball REVIEW OF THE SEASON It has been .many years since a Cornell baseball team opened its season with such bright prospects as did the IQI5 team. The infield with the exception of third base was intact-Bills, Donovan, and Keating having all returned. The pitching staff consisting of Bryant, Johnson, Regan, and Russell was generally conceded, from past perform- ances, to be the strongest in the collegiate world. The backstop position presented no difficulty for here were two able and experi- enced men from the 1917 team, Clary and Burpee, either of whom could fill with equal credit the vacancy made by the graduation of Captain Schirick of the IQI4 team. Third base and the outfield then were the only obstacles to be overcome. By the graduation of Grossman and Halsted, and the enforced absence of Taber DR- A- H- SHARPE from the field owing to a broken leg, which he had sustained during the football season, Dr. Sharpe found himself confronted with the task of building up an entirely new outfield. Speed and ability to hit were the prerequisite qualifications and many candidates were tried before three good men could be selected. Gordon almost from the first was sure of his place in center field, but considerable juggling was necessary before the other two, namely, Burpee in left field and Sutterby in right were finally chosen. Ludwig, 'Whitney, O'Connell, Budd, Flock and Strebel were all tried out at different times with indifferent success, but late in the season as Burpee suffered from a broken ankle, O'Connell was elected to fill his birth and did so with great credit. To replace Adair at third base, who was ineligible on account of studies, was fortunately more easily solved. Two particular promising candidates were in evidence from the hrst-Mellen and Ludwig. The former, however, by his superior ability at the bat early proved his title to this difficult corner, and Ludwig took up WARMING UP ON SOUTHERN TRIP 438 E, ,,,-, - ,l.l I I l,1 , his position on the bench as first utility infielder where he proved to be a great asset later in the year, when Keating, the regular first sackman, was disabled with a bad knee. As has been said the chances for an exceptionally successful season were very bright, but through one thing or another, particularly the difficulty in selecting an outfield and the slowness of certain of the pitchers to round into shape, the season was well advanced before the team hit its stride. The first game of the year was played against the Nfaryland Aggies at College Park, Maryland, and resulted in a IO-I victory. The future now seemed certain for the team had hit hard and fielded brilliantly. Conndence ran high. But on the following day the same team which had been so easily disposed of became a stumbling block and the Varsity suffered its first defeat by a score of 2-1 after a tight twelve inning game. From this time on nothing but disaster for the remainder of the Southern Trip awaited the Varsity. Une defeat after another followed in quick succession with the result that the Varsity was denied a victory until after its return north. Arriving in Ithaca from the south on Saturday, April IO, 'the seventh con- secutive defeat of the year was inflicted by the strong Bucknell team. Then followed in quick succession two easy victories over Niagara and Rochester, and defeats at the hands of Columbia and Princeton. In the last two mentioned games the Varsity was beaten by the narrowest of margins, Columbia winning a ten inning game 2-I and Princeton duplicating in a I-o victory which was marked by the inability of the Varsity to net more than one hit off Deyo, the Princeton twirler. From this time on the Varsity showed steady improvement and easily won two games from Dartmouth by the scores of 4-I and 4-2 and revenged itself upon Princeton, and incidentally Deyo, by trouncing the men from Nassau to the tune of an 8-3 victory. The strong Notre Dame team now broke up this winning streak in a hard fought game which the westerners won by a 5-2 score, but the Varsity came back a few days later and defeated Columbia at Ithaca, and IVIichigan at Ann Arbor. The following week Michigan succeeded in getting an even break at Ithaca by winning the second game of the series 2-O, but by losing the third 5-2, thereby giving Cornell the series. On Spring Day the strong Yale team was taken into camp after a long ten inning game which was marked by the inability of either team to bunch its hits. A week later Pennsylvania was shut out 6-O and the Varsity was even up on that series. Next followed a complete slump which resulted in the team's utter rout at New Haven on Decoration Day, the final score being 22-5. This was due to the SOUTHERN TRIP 439 q F' . 'T' PSFL L r 7 ---N i ii . U if msc , I 1 fm V P f Q -xl L f on U 1 an QQ, inability of Johnson, on account of examinations, to pitch on this day which should have been his regular turn. Bryant who had shut out Pennsylvania on Saturday tried to return against Yale on Monday with the result that the Eli men found his curves, which really werenit breaking at all, and before he could be withdrawn, Yale had scored enough runs to win any ordinary game. Russell who succeeded Bryant held them scoreless for two innings but then blew and Dr. Sharpe found himself without a man on the bench to send to the rescue. Finally, there being nobody else available, he called upon Sutterby, the stalwart right fielder, who had done a little pitching in some summer boarding-house league, but who was not in the least inclined to take his pitching seriously. The remainder of the game was a farce and was enjoyed as much by our boys as by the men from Yale after the funniness of the situation once struck them. The season closed with successive victories over Colgate and Pennsylvania. The latter game was won in the ninth inning by a brilliant batting rally, the final score being 4-3. The results of the season show that the Varsity after it once struck its pace, made an exceptionally good record in all its big games. Even breaks were registered in the two-game series with Yale, Princeton and Columbia. Dartmouth was beaten twice, and two games out of every three were won from Michigan and Pennsylvania. The 1916 team, because of its weak pitching staff, will iind it very difficult to duplicate this enviable, though somewhat erratic, record. NTICHIGAN GAME 440 'U PV!! H35 BQJQ LM 74,3 jgli' my nu 1 1 uw l -. ,gi il ,I ,. il 4 fl l i. i 'F '1 Q! fi, .gl H1 si 'r r 'l. W1 mi 3: Ri ,,.i . an l ii .,. 'w il I. Q, xi tr V-I 'i il fi' ii L ,Y Y W W Y W , Y Y ,, ...P l li a V- UW . L . ' , , Y V H , -731' , , ,,',gf,gV . ,. - Y . ' , .nu . will IU '-'1I1-f... J 4 ,, . ini Y Hb., .. ,.w,e,p,.- L .,.. wi-: ' te J 'i , . A W Y VVYV Ywviwwwrw nm'-A -WY, , Y , -L I' 1915 Baseball Record Date Opponent: Cornell Opp. April I Maryland Agriculture College IO I April 2 Nlarylancl Agriculture College 1 2 April 3 Virginia Military Institute . Crainj April 4 Washington and Lee . . o April 6 University of Virginia I April 7 University of Virginia I April 8 U. S. Military Academy , 2 April 9 Pennsylvania . . 5 April IO Bucknell , , 3 April I3 Niagara . I3 April I7 Rochester . 9 April 23 Columbia . I April 24 Princeton . O April 27 Dartmouth 4 April 30 Dartmouth 4 May S Princeton . 8 May IO Notre Dame . 2 May I3 Columbia . 2 lVIay I5 Michigan . 2 Nlay I9 Michigan . o May 20 Michigan . 5 May 22 Yale . . I lVIay 29 Pennsylvania . 6 May 31 Yale . . 5 June II Alumni . 18 June I2 Colgate .... 7 June I6 Pennsylvania . . . 4 THE 1916 IVIANAGIEMENT Place College Park College Park Lexington Lexington Charlottesville Charlottesville West Point Philadelphia Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca New York Princeton Ithaca 4 Hanover Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Ann Arbor Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca New Haven Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca RJ, FOSTERJK, '16 I. C. GAIQDINER, ,X7 Nlanaggf Assistant Manager 441 W F' P1 L, I ,mg :cw -YFJ X., aXicX:g,,,,,,,,,4m,.?:,m,L:L:,,,mwmq- -Ki,iTjjw,:mxL,,L.,?.m,,,,,I,A:q,.,TALilnr. A W, A L, , A w,,,..:AW.m ifzqjf7'1Tf ?'Wf2f'5 'asa-1x1f f'VW7'7?i, ET'7' ' ' A TEif f:ff7KI?QLi unix 5 1'N?2ff? q ':' in-gif' wiv ' -U13 1 ' -, ' ,ya - . 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E X W , Q ii 3- xi X ,g mf 5 1 1, A Q 4 2 ' w I , X, 5 EEA Q51 1915 VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM 3 55' 3 X ,A X, A STONEMAN Bumfma LUDWIG SUTTERBY RUSSELL O,CONNELL WI-IITNEY Fosfmn Q 'N ' X ' 4 MELLEN IQEATING BRYANT ' BILLS DONOVAN JOHNSON GORDON CLARY J . REGAN ' ,X s ' A ' . 4 i 1 5 5 ' ' ' -3 , 1 qi 5-K-07 W M- - 47-77 VYVY -iw.- T-:l,,,A. A-W A A A A A -W WY --TY A Y A-Y..,,,,f.,:A --vi-..,,,m,U,x,AQT..:i.miNA - -w:Y?,,f,:gf.-Af.21TfV-:fm-:f-1--:qz-f-T:- -of-My - FQ.-- mis A L 73 'ff Lf-i'Bf'i:i'.ED?'TLifiwfggi 5i'i'97.ir Jfiifaiwi '1 :1'i71if5mi, iii' f7'!?33T,?' 'T'?1Sl'Q'i , f iLn ff ue' ' , 1 EU: 5 H ure f L Q LBgZj?5l-'V Pilfii'-.f,W Efi3'5Jm 'i - ': i 5 fm? Tf'ff'fT'2'U'H'.ifQT ' 'mviar' .fmfd ,wsu gg, J is-G 5, ' zmxg W' im 1, ' . A fm, ,, Q,u,g:.yg, A -1 . . - Y ,,,W,, A-,AA Y , --.-,. , .. NL--. - W--- Tig, ,,,gk,:, , -.L.,,1,:,,EfAA,,,,, z,,,,3LZ5A, , . ,,, J,,.L,,, , - 1 L F' 'el EI .J 1. l915 Varsity Baseball Team OFFICERS JOSEPH RAYMOND DONOVAN, '15 . ARTHUR WILLIAM MELLEN, JR., ,I7 . FREDERICK FRANK STONEMAN, '15 . RICHARD JOHN FOSTER, JR., '16 , DR. ALBERT H. SHARPE . . TEAM THOMAS FRANCIS KEATINC, ,IS JOSEPH RAYMOND DONOVAN, ,IS FREDERICK PERLEY BILLS, ,IS ARTHUR WILLIAM MELLEN, JR., '16 , CHANDLER BURPEE, '17 . . ROBERT BRUCE GORDON, '16 WILLIAM HENRY SUTTERBY, '16 , STEPHEN PAUL REGAN, '15 1 THOMAS VINCENT BRYANT, ,IS CLYDE ALBERT RUSSELL, '16 WILLIAM MANVILLE JOHNSON, '15 . FRANCIS JOSEPH CLARY, ,I7 , . Captain Captain-Elect . M anager . .Manager-Elect . C oaeh Firft Base Second Base Short Stop Third Base Left Field Center Field Right Field ' Pitcher! 1 Catcher SUBSTITUTES EDWARD EARLE LUDWIC, '16 GEOFFREY MAURICE 0'CONNELL, ,I7 JOHN RANDALL WHITNEY, 717 IVON HAROLD BUDD, ,I7 HOWARD BOYER FLOCK, '17 ROGER KENNETH AUSTIN, I6 ROBERT LOUIS STREBEL,'7I6 CHARLES OLIVER WIECAND, 'I7 RALPH FULFORD PERKINS, 717 PHILIP DUDLEY NIOSSER, '17 JOHN JOSEPH RECAN, '15 443 I I' 17 ,na t I f H H . 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' .L 5 f Ti I z ,1 g , 'P I 1 ' I V 1918 FRESHMAN BASEBALL TEAM V , f. 3 L RYERSON BONAGURA CLARK QUINLAN COLE ROWLAND RICHARD NIICHENER DJ Y 1-45 OLSEN DUNLAP HUCKINS SAUTERS CASPAR I-IQFFMAN BENEDICT -F - L J.-IM 7 ii SB i' ua rm- mv ' nj- EU mv' ffm Lwg - an me ' im! im 'BE' - REA' ,bl 'MJ p-1.1 QFD, 1, .. 13113 1 V Du ' , ina: -f ALM, ,MM run' , mm ,l'LLi,'k' ' VFTI jj' lil UU fb rv - f'VJs43 w B143 X 5.,,,,, ,H j 'R 1918 Freshman Baseball Team JOHN DAVIS SAUTERS, 718 . , JOHN CAMPBELL CHADWICK, 715 , LESLIE DOUGLAS CLUTE, ,I3 . TEAM WILLIAM .JEROME CLARK, JR. . HORAOE GUION BENEDICT . GLEN WALKER COLE ARTHUR OLSEN . ARTHUR LOUIS HOFFMAN JOHN DAVIS SAUTERS . JOHN PAGE CASPER . WALTER LEAHY QUINLAN JOHN BURL ROWLAND . I HARRY WADE DUNLAP, JR., . WARREN ISRAEL HUCKINS SUBSTITUTES ALPHONSE BONAGURA ROBERT EMMETT 1918 FRESHMAN BASEBALL RECORD Date Opportehtf Cornell Opponent: April 24 Jamestown High School 6 7 April 30 Princeton Freshmen O 5 May I The Hill School 5 6 May 8 The Tome School 4 4 May I5 Vllyoming Seminary IQ 5 May 22 Pennsylvania Freshmen 5 7 May ZQ Buffalo Technical High School 3 O 445 Captain Mavtager Coach . Catcher I Pitcher: i First Bare Second Bare Third Base Short Stop Left Field Center Field Right Field RYERSON Place Ithaca Princeton Pottstown Ithaca Ithaca Philadelphia Ithaca A' 'ri Ii ' .1 L. . 'si 1 ' I iq .- WM' 4.9 ... 4 p KOQ llll I .fm 1 J' E Nq!uI'0 ,,, Pisa? Im,.1IfllllllIn1uIunII1ulI..I1.,,!imm'I5 I 7' I 'MEMBERS OF THE MINOR SPORTS COUNCIL 1915-I6 PROFESSOR W. F. WILLCOX . . . . . Prefident H. W. PETERS . . . Vice-Prefident G. E. KENT . . . . Graduate Manager BASKETBALL LESLIE BROWN . . . . . Caplain G. M. STEVENS . . . . Manager VV. C. KREUZER . . . Afsiftant Manager' WRESTLING F. C. SAGER . . . . . . Captain L. J. RUMMELL . . . . . Manager B. F. WILLCOX . . .4.f.riJtanl Zblanager LACROSSE C. P. COLLINS . . . . Captain E. W. AYCRIGG . . . . Manager J. HAYDOCK . . . dffifiarzt .Manager HOCKEY I. S. BABBITT . . . . . Capiain J. L. HOOKER . . . . Manager W. S. VANDERBILT ..... Affiftant Manager ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL F. H. THOMAS . . . . . Captain L. G. GRINNELL . . . . Manager R. BRANDT, JR. . . . Affifzant Ildfanager TENNIS F. T. HUNTER . . . . Captain J. R. SHAW . . -. . . .Manager F ENCING H. F. STANTON . . . . Captain I. I. WALL . . . . Rlanager D. L. MALLORY . . Affxiftant Manager GOLF C. T. LANSING . . . . Captain A. HALE . . . . . . Ilflanager M. B. SANFORD . . . Affifzant Manager SYVIMMING WV. W. EISELE . . . . . Captain H. A. SCIIULER . . Manager L. K. NEFF . Affiytant Manager 446 . I I.. 1 f 51.1 1 0 5 02115 A ' . .-,, wfpfifg' 3:3 - -- - - V iQif? '? 'fsr i 1 I1 ' mi fy. 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W.: :WW X. :Wag W:W.5 W -. avi .pm W5 '1fWiv Whgzs W W W W' ' W: All Y , , Y , -E nr Y WQDQW Eu'-ff, ' 'me in R fl 3 W3 GQ if R ag- Wm A IFE ' Wm? 4? ft' .. . 'ic Al, W WW- fl W? Q- ' Q12 . Wu--u ' u U mx L g. -BQ! 9190 W' -ami Q if, V mg Wm 2' ES! 3491, -.1-,aux RYE ,e me - ' uw mc' wsu ' ug, 1510.1 mi . mx 'U' .. . ' NX -' 4 xi 'Q' I lg BB I 5 I 1 I ............ Sli : .e r - CGRNE. L :E an 4 1- ... QCDIRME , I imsxmm - Msuqz ei 1.1.1. bg ' ff ' n U -E 0 ans-114 35:4 Q , . L:- ui '- A, iv. N Q ' '1 ' - - J X LESLIE BROWN, '16 .....,, Captain GEORGE MAY STEVENS, '16 . . , . , , Manager WILLIAM CHRISTOPHER IQREUZER, ,I7 ' . Asffifzam .Manager DR. ALBERT H. SHARPE ......, Coach TEAM . WILLIAM HENRY SUTTERBY, '16 LESLIE BROWN, '16 WALTER CARL LUNDEN, '16 NIURRAY' NORCROSS SHELTON, '16 ROGER KENNETH AUSTIN, '16 SUBSTITUTES JOSEPH CRANDELL ASHMEAD, 'I6 CHARLES GREENWALD, '16 PAUL IQRUSA ROTH, '16 HOWARD BOYER FLOCK, '17 ALBERT GOLDEY FULLER, '18 FINAL LEAGUE STANDING Team Won XLOJZ Pfrcenmgf Pennsylvania 8 2 .Soo Princeton 8 .800 Cornell 5 .goo Yale 5 .5oo Dartmouth 3 .3oo Columbia 1 .1oo Daze Coma!! Opponent Place Dec. I7 Princeton I7 Princeton Ian. 8 Pennsylvania I7 Philadelphia Ian. I4 Yale 38 Ithaca Feb. IQ Yale 21 NeW Haven Feb. 21 Dartmouth 2o Hanover Feb. 25 Columbia 36 New York Feb. ZQ Dartmouth 24 Ithaca Mar. Columbia 44 Ithaca Mar. Pennsylvania 9 Ithaca Mar. 9 Princeton IQ Ithaca NON-LEAGUE GAIVIES Dec. 3 Clarkson Technical 36 IIl121Ca Dec. IO- Niagara 37 Ithaca Dec. 18 New York University 34 New YOrk Jan. 22 Rochester 3Q Ithaca Jan. 29 Rochester 34 Rochester Feb. I2 Oberlin 39 I1ll12iC21 Feb. 16 Carnegie Technical 3Q Ith21Ca Feb, 26 Army 36 'West Point 449 I -5-2111, . ,.Y,,,?.,,..- ,,,-,, ,,-.,,,-.., -.f-,..,f,f.-,,-.- W , M-- - , ,-W, . .my--far-,.,..:-W1---.ww--+-M.--.iW,.-x-Iv-.v-Tv--W,-.U ,PA-W-'TT'-X' M D6-I1 Q U SL -J if Ig Q If Il in 5 Ii U II If ' gli ' If I1 ' .E U TI ZLQ ' W Y' ' I E IT QQ , U nj rg Q UU Inf I1 If 9114 mf -me Ijxc fc II fm , Du, DU, , L- u mi u u ILT! IT, PM -MY M. .. . V , - ., vi , ., 5 f M 5 li - - - ' : pg! I I 2 2 I I Q P . LI 'i ' I: iw I I I : +1 f 1: : I , si R' I L: : : 11 II Ig 3 I 1 I, 3 1 ,J , I I E' H I S I I ' I , I: ' I I I I m I- I I Z-I 3 I , I , I :I I: I 1 T-T 1 fn I ' Q L5 I ' I I fy, I , K 3 Q In I ' 'E I f P ' I I , 1 , I f : I If Q , If i 5 if I 5 1915-16 WRESTLING TEAM I POST REYNOLDS SNYDER BARD RUMMELL Roms Mclxlmcm SAGER MAcKENz1E WIGSTEN ffm M 4+ I T 'F 'I I Hui Divx IUC I Ji R11 Jn DI! If I lf!! IIN Iii! 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O'CONNELL, '11 , Coach VARSITY TEAM Fmllzrrwrighl Clan-1 I5 pounds HUGH MACKENZIE, '16 Spatial lVr'iglzl CZLZIJ'-I25 pounds JOHN XIVIGSTEN, '17 Lightweiglzi C1411-135 pounds Welte1'wfiglzZ Clam-145 pounds EMERSON SHERWOOD POST, '17 llliddlewhglzt Claw-158 pounds F1.oYD CHAUNCEY SAGER, '17 Light Heewywfiglzt Clam-175 pounds ' RALPH KEELER REYNOLDS, '17 JOHN ANDERSON lVlCIiEAGE, '16 Heavyweight Clair-Over 175 pounds HERBERT SNYDER, '16 RECORD Feb. I9 at Ithaca Cornell ZI Mar. 3 at New York Cornell 28 Mar. 4 at Philadelphia Cornell I9 Mar. II at Ithaca Cornell 21 INTERCOLLEGIATE MEET Cornell 24g Princeton 14g Lehigh 1:5 Penn. IIQ Columbia 451 Princeton Columbia Penn Lehigh I. U 5, H url lp. 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WILLIAM RANDOLPH GARGIULO, '17 . SUBSTITUTES Cover Point Firrt Defenye Second Dfferwe Third Deferwc . Center Thirddttack Szconddttacle Firftfilttack Outfide Home Ifmida Home JAMES AUSTIN COOPER, '16 ARTHUR PATTERSON SCHOCK, '16 ROBERT CHARLES TRETHAWAY, '16 LACROSSE RECORD April 1-Cornell Navy 4 April 3-Cornell John Hopkins CSHOVVD April 5-Cornell Carlisle 6 April 7fCO1'HCll Lehigh 1 April I7-Cornell Hobart O May .7-Cornell Stevens o Nlay 8-Cornell Crescents 7 May I 1-Cornell Hobart 4 May I5-COI'I1Cll H-Iarvard 4 'League Games 453 1 Y' ,,.:..,..., 5 li- - , -,. ,, . .. ,,- , Y-,,.., H.- V , .1 . 1- -H, ---f-1. .Q . .,....Y-,. ,N , . Y, ., Y , ------9-1-1-W-4.--W:-bw:-2-71-,, 1 fw-,---M W 1'2 W - VJFPK' 'C-fi 1f1,4-15'lJT ,f Q Emi 12? f'f1liHf1E 'ffl J i'iv1.Ef5-11 ' 1 2-amz' '1 IA 51141 A i1,e1,11p I Jmfir. 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HIKRDING MYERS X I f' L L L L 144-11 1- XSD - f 1- 1 1- .nal-V iviirnk-Q.-,1 . 1 fm -I 1 1 , 1 '?L?f:s'ff ggi 4 my Luv HK - 1 CBB' , ' fi?-:.Jgfl1H1D ffm? '-11 4 ' 0 E, T-lfv' i g 5WF--1 WEL! 535- mia -. 1 faafw. 1: , 11-U ' 'rm ,, ' wma: ' 111111 -' , -fig , , 'un 1: 1- g:x1Q111- .nn . -ag ,Y , vin ,-Agia! 11 1471--4, H-Y -I .n ' Q., ,. n' 'T T' PII 3 .94 1 'P ' - BONNIE 15,5 --ie Nga, E 'I W! mmm. Us V 9.5 il' f' j 'B . HOQRI: 1 f gf- 'S TEAM -' 'lf 'J U J 'ti-it 5' JAMES STANLEY BABBITT, '16 . Captain JAMES LOUIS HOOKER, '16 . . . . Manager WILLIAM STEPHEN VANDERBILT, JR., '17 . Affiftant Illanagef TALBOT HUNTER ...,. . Coach X TEAM JAMES STANLEY BABBITT, '16 . , Rower RALPH JOHN MYERS, '16 . . . u Goal FRANCIS TOWNSEND HUNTER, '16 . . Point CONVERSE HILL, '18 . . . Cover Point WATSON GILES HARDING, '17 . Left Wing JOHN PHELPS HARDING, '16 . . . Center FREDERICK SPIEGELBERGY, JR., '16 , Right Wing SUBSTITUTE ROBERT ALOYSIUS MURPHY, 'IS RECORD Date' Opponent Place Opp. Cor. Jan. 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L 11- N N N N N N NNNNN N NN N NN NN NN N f-A 1 ' ,Q If-1 NN.. :N53nNNNNf 5 i .mls ,N ma N up 1 f aim Vw'-' - 5 ULD i-1 1'f'aNf51 i 10? 'nn WR Q an N' 3171 'IZYAU' - ' 1 U03 f 1113 ii 1 N4 E351 'N 5 Ni '11 ' N az- .1 N1?NQuirfe'.1 f N31-DNNN. . Lrg 1 NU14 'N N N913 N Uv N um- N V. aim .Fm N QQ 51 n 1 N' Ngm: ' ' N NUT! NNLVR1 i.L.-:MIZEZNLNLLJ , if A X NN NNNNN N NNN NN NNNNN NNN N NYN NN N N NNNN NN N NNNNNNNNNN N NNN, NN N N NN N N N . Y 1 ' 1 ng ,pu M, 11 1 rn rn: we as mc L 1 LU M J 1 Y.. ' - . ,II N 2 - fl -sf 2 I T 1' I .L I Y UNHNE I-5 -1-1-E- YE. .uf ---1 CORNER ! V Tnmxn UNM 7 TEAM 0 '13-116 '15,f,1 E U Il E N N ll S E CHARLES OTIS BENTON, '15 . . . Captain RUDOLPH LUTTGEN CULLUM, '15 . . , . Managfr JAMES ROGER SHAW, '16 . . flsfiftant Mavzager TEAIMI CHARLES OTIS BENTON, '15 CHESTER ARTHUR THOMPSON, 'I6 FRANCIS TOWNSEND HUNTER, '16 THOMAS TURNER COOKE, '16 VVVILLIAM MITCHELL BLAIR, 'I7 LAWRENCE KINGLSEY CALLAHAN, '16 RECORD Lafayette Cornell TPrinCetOn Cornell Williams Cornell Amherst Cornell Harvard Cornell Yale Cornell 'kljennsylvania Cornell TPlay-OH resulting from a 3-3 tie. 'By default. -1 57 '1 T' 24 E -QQ Q? nil ,ffl V'i'fF wi V4 1 i,1i,,f, WSWS MES EW? 5 11 1 I L ,- A, 71125 Emi 1:7 ' ixxgx W :'Q! iQ J ,pi -nlltlg X , w-+4 -'iii 'VN QV! ,,w 1 '243 .gif-QY all ,V-vi wr Nlwil Wifi ,MEI 1.-, .iffii lswfgs IT-'21 mf F -- n V, gv'! EW? Mm I',,1'N 'E.'2 ff, .f , 1, -Y ,,.. H 7 , , ,.. ..L.l ,, , haw -- ge-.fn Q, 1 A 7 N , , M , ,,,-,.,m. UU 2' -- ,.,1 ,',f.HUYl-,,,j 3-A-jllfl a , V ..'..UICg4, '.fflD'YT,lF 1 F 'ifiijj ' QI, 'l'E1T. ', 'EBL 1' ' 'UK Y' I U G , ' Ufhz' ' Y, ,JIU V 'BIS' :U Y jfil' ff ,Nil Ffffdi 1312 . JQf,f., i Kill, i 7 KEY fl HIE-7f 'f STB' Q 3117!-U ' 'f' HELP' iff! Y, HU ' f HB ' UU ' UQ' b-3 vi, 1 UH ' 'Sq I 4 , , :wi :mfg f ,J .iii .arm :Hi ,J .Ag ,I E311- Fifi .H l,'l I, ww F253 mg! mm ,V -34 51 Zl1 ,4::-3 W. ,SEP Q12 'gs ljqw L33 Wei, I-. ,Es-J 'A QQ :'.N 1915 GOLF TEAM SANFORD DEWITT COOKE HALE , ' WYMAN MATHEWS LANSING SNIVELY ' - W gl ll' 'fame'.'1 -.'J5EDfi'-,-::'m'r':1-vfffimzgpe :ff mrrrrgizig.ze'w?., '- affil'-f V? 1 -i Frm- L -gg'- fa,aae-bw: Arif' -1 u,U.i 'f- :-RE, f nib .. 1!T4'37'!3:' '1 , ' 1f,ae-,,,2f'F ?1' Q Lllfl -:'l'f17 ,g'.1Q, lTfff-Y, 'ff YEFJEQL TTL 11061 :3I3 f.j,!.95H, ' , , 1 fif, ' ,'11, 1LQif7Z- ':- Eg? , ,-, H54-A , R24 r ,,Q, Q. fffff N JSR 7 ' Jlff' J ' 'ff LfU,'f , g ' ' iCi!,i,Q' ' 7,1EdifjTifL2ll:.H L f O J L L - JW-D , -'L l 14 ET 31 ! E. I - QLORNIP A. a rms' , M911-IF , i s GOLIF I TIER W ' W TEAM Al ign I ,Y - C: 4, A l PWA' P A X Ag-:S E I kg PX- '4' f A :: GOLF 1915 5 'U WILBUR ALAN MATHEWS, '15 . . . . Captain ' ' ANDREW HALE, '16 . . Acting .Manager 'H TEAM ' HORACE WYMAN, '16 CHARLES TREADWAY LANSING, '16 A DONALD DUNLOP COOKE, '15 JOHN DE XIVITT, '17 WILLIAM JOHN SNIVELY, '16 WILBUR ALAN MATHEWS, '15 , 1 1 H OPEN SPRING CHAMPIONSHIP, IQI5 A P- CHARLES TREADWAY LANSING, '16 Winner DONALD DUNLOP COOKE, '15 Runner-up ' I JOHN SHANAHAN LEWIS, '16 LOW Qualifying SCOFC-'73 ' OPEN FALL CHAMPIONSHIP CHARLES TREADWAY LANSING, '16 Winner ' JOHN DE WITT, '17 Runner-up GLEN VVALKER COLE, '18 LOW Qualifying SCOYC-75 RECORD Nlay I4 at Greenwich Cornell O Princeton 6 ' hiay I5 at Philadelphia Cornell 3 Pennsylvania 3 7 INTERCOLLEGIATE MEET September 7th to 1 1th at Greenwich Cornell 3 Pennsylvania 6 GEORGE STEWART IQING, '17 and EVERETT BROWNELL COOKE, '16 also played in the Intercollegiates 4' 459 rI.1 H, -, , ,ll -1 1 . 'Q' 1,Q:1, 'ffm : ff-12311 U11 ,Rn f-if an , , 'Qu' ' T me .Em 11111 , 511 V-138 , lJ,,,Uf ' un f , 1 Ufnr BWI 1 I 1338 L, : ,.'i1B11 E , BH7Ff:'1 Tilif' -1 , IUK RR f' 'UE , U16 ,IEE .. 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Cay:-tain : LLOYD GARRISON GRINNELL, '16 . . Maviager RICHARD BRANDT, JR., '17 . , Arrirtaht Manager' TALBOT HUNTER . . . . Coach :i I TEAM PAUL KRUSA ROTH, '16 . . . . . . Coal FRANK HENRY THOIXJAS, '16 . . Right Fallback ARNOLD GREGORY LANDRES, '16 . Left Fullback FREDERICK SPIEGELBERG, JR., '16 . . Right Hatfback SIEGFRIED VVURZBURGER, 'IS . . . Center Halfbaek WILLIAM RANDOLPH GARCIULO, '17 . . Left Halfback 1. JOHN DONALD LOUOHLIN ,'17 . . Oatride Right I CLARENCE HERBERT DYER, '16 . . Imide Right RAMIRO DA CUNHA COUTINHO, '17 . . Center HENRY WILLARD HUBBELL, '18 . Ihride Left AARON LASSER, '18 . . . Oatriele Left SUBSTITUTES I BENJAMIN POTAR, '17 LOUIS SVVERDLOVE, 'I7 V ' BRANDRETH SYMONDS, IR., ' PAUL ALFRED VVILLIAMS, '17 RECORD October 23 Cornell Princeton 1 Princeton A A October 30 Cornell Pennsylvania 4 Ithaca November 6 Cornell Yale 2 Ithaca November I7 Cornell Haverford 1 Ithaca- Novernber 24 Cornell Harvard O Cambrldge November 27 Cornell Columbia 5 New York - November ZQ Cornell O Princeton 4 ' Prrnceton Princeton game of October 23rd re-played because of Illegahty of first contest. 4 4' 461 52 ' ll 'iju xi-fhull 5225 5 1 QI:-Ti -nwgzywvvww-Yhf-mf-PM M FW1 ,-11 -W.,-WF' Y Q ig 313 V ,gg gg 13 il 1:17 -'jgrg fm QRS - Q51 Y Lf U ' , ' H-fp in Ri V Ei! 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L. g I SWIMMU 1' .IQ Q 'IFE nf TE . I ,' ' B EJ: Z SW LMMIING A Irv! . - . , . .A... .. l ., A val: W. .. qmkzcwg- 1 D , 5, w WERNER WILLIAM EISELE, '16 . , , Captain IES JESSEN DALL, JR., '16 . . . Maiiager LEWIS KNODE NEFF, JR., '17 . . Alffiftarit Manager TEAM HOWARD ALFRED BURGARD, '16 . . . . Faricy Dive FRANKLIN RODERICK FIELDING, '16 . , I . Faiicy Dive RALPH CHAPIN GRAY, '18 . . 50 yard Swim, Relay Team ROBERT NUTTALL JRONES, '17 . 100 yard Swim, Relay Team JAMES HERBERT LAIDLAW, '16 .... Plunge GEORGE PERKINS SPEAR, '16 . . . . 100 yard Swim DE GRAAF WOODMAN, '17 . . Fancy Dice, Relay Team LOUIS ARTHUR ZIMM, '16 . I . 220 yard Swim SUBSTITUTES THVOMAS LE ROY BAUGHER, '18 EDGAR ALBERT HERTZ, '16 RECORD Date Ojoporierit Coriiell Opjoorierit Place Jan. 21 Columbia II 42 New York Feb: S Yale 5 48 New Haven Feb. IQ Navy I2 50 Annapolis 463 H: r 52, ll M C '1 ,- Lf. un U 1 , ff 7 J - , un ' LHTT1 g W, Q0 ' :ik V 5 ' iq--- LEE! E 'iff' N. 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' DONALD LEE l.VlALLORY, ,I7 ROBERT B. MILLER . . . Captain . Acting Captain . . . Manager . 1 Auistant .Manager . . Coach TEAM OSCAR MACHADO DA COSTA '16 NILES MERIWETHER DAVIES, '16 PLINIO DE LIMA, '16 RECORD I Date March 4 March I4 March 1 1 Foil: . Sa be ex . Singlefticlef Opponent Place O . or. Ithaca K Philadelphia E Annapolis Columbia Pennsylvania Navy UNIVERSITY CHAMPIGNS . . . I . . . PLINIO DE LIMA, 716 . . JAMES MARTIN PRATT, ,16 MYRON ISAIAII GOLDBERG, ,16 465 1' Y Ll iE5f'Q.'?1 all I . un I X T .E v 5 Z RGS jj N A QJ-sg! U oo-Pm E PN C - ill Cu ' MWA .- A r rkffv--.,-, , !- , , , - .m?f.,,m.-f ,f,,,, ,,, m,,.,,,g,, ,Q -V- I- V-4,24 ' ' I? Q ' ' lg: Ii Q QU A .iff i 4'IjQ TT ' an , II ,I Q9 , V- : I AI hr ar , EI 1 HR I 'file ,, -'N Lf , 3 U95 , B94 'WTR I I j..,.. --,-A,-, ,..,..a,,,,.g,-f.w ,- f ,I - 1 .f EiwL,,L,m,MQ-4...-AEM I V . m,,,Q,5-, I F1 f if fp '- I E ' I - MI If sf I III I I I ' - ' I I Y , I IEIE Q Ii I IM I 'U ? 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Secretary WEYLAND PFEIFFER Trmfurev' and L1fe Secrfzfary CLASS OF 1916 CHARLES BARRETT LESLIE BROWN CARLTON PALMER COLLINS JOHN,SHERWOOD HOFFMIRE RAYMOND TURNER KELSEY WEYLAND PFEIFFER DANIEL FREDERIC POTTER, J MURRAY NORCROSS SHELTON CLASS OF 1917 PAUL WITHERSPOON ECKLEY JOHN LYON COLLYER LUCIEN WILBER MUELLER ALMA WILFORD RICHARDS LINUS VERE WINDNAGLE CLASS OF 1918 STANLEY NEWMAN SHAW FRANCIS TOBEY SHIVERICK CLASS OF 1919 LUDLOW EARLE BRETZ 468 -1-4 .r Hu -1 -- -- RW 'F 1 .I 'll A-1 v--. r--1 an ll Nqr-1 -4- H! Fil l I I--1 J-. A N -an il-1 1 QV MJ f I1 X I - ll! - I. I I .1 1 ggi HOWE WELLES GOODMAN LOSEE VOSE MOORE ,EARNSHANV COOPER HEFFERN.AN W1sER Sfudeni Conference Committee R. A. L. E. GUBB, '16 M. W. HOWE, '16 F. T. HUNTER, '16 G. N. LOSEE, '16 J. H. MOORE, '16 B. GOODMAN, '16, Chairman RUSSELL WELLES, '16 HAMILTON VOSE, IR., '16 C. S. COOPER,'17 RALPH EARNSHAW, '17 G. P. HEFFERNJXN, '17 G. B. XKVISER, 717 4 X w ,..' O Q' I LYON SANDERSON SMITH WELLES LAzO STARR HOOKER TODD PFEIFFER VOSE RAP? CLEMINSHAYV GRIESEDIEOK HIGGINS HALSTED DJICOU HOFFLIIRE Freshman A dvzsory Commziiee COUNCIL PRESIDENT J. G. SCHURMAN, Chairman PROE. C. H. TUCK C. B. CORNELL B. H. MICOU, 'I6 XIVEYLAND PFEIFFER, '16, Chairman IQI6 Memberf J. S. HOEEMIRE J. L. HOOKER NIARIO LAZO H. S. LYON CHARLES BARRETT A. C. BUTTRICK R. H. CLEMINSHAW A. F. GRIESEDIECK R. M. HALSTED L. H. HICKS W. B. HIGGINS E. R. ACKER J. G. ALLBRIGHT F.. E. ANDERSON S. T. BROWN WV. BROWN R. BURNHAM R. U. CARR F. J. CLARY J. L. COLLYER W. D. CRIM A. A. CUSHING P. W. ECKLEY H. B. FLOCK B. H. MICOU WEYl.AND PFEIFFER G. Wv. RAPP IQI7 M'e1nber.r M. HILL f H. F. HOLLIS ffm 05 'fi m. 'Q iw Tw 55 F1511 73'-1 MO Q-F' -:T 5 REO O 5' e' 9:8 2 mi E325 rj m4-3 HFIF1 gggm F1 mf-12 lT13vOXw 5 1112 Fw FF O .ig D-rv!!! OWS SA ITJUZJ A A. . SANDERSON E. . SMITH F STARR C. M. THORP, IR. W. T. TODD, JR. RUSSELL WELLES H. W. PORTER O. F. PRIESTER J. M. PRINGLE A. REED C. S. REICHERT A. RICHARDS W. M. RUSSEL W. D. SIEBERN C. D. SMITH R. L. STREBEL W. F. STUCKLE E. H. TILLOTSON D. B. VAIL L. HOWARD G. B. HOWELL K. KELLY G. S. KING W. W. KREBS W. R. LALLEY C. W. LEISTER H. K. LIKLY H. J. LUDINGTON R. A. MACKENZIE E. R. MCMILLAN K. D. MCMILLAN F. K. Foss A. W. MELLEN G. A. WHITE I. GRAVES M. M. NIINTON, IR. I. R. WHITNEY R. L. HAMBLETON F. C. MOORE B. F. WILLCOX I. I. HANIGHEN D. S. MORGAN S. C. WILSON A. S. HARRISON R. L. MORRIS L. V. WINDNAGLE G. I. HECHT F. G. PALEN L. G. WYGANT G. P. HEFFERNAN H. G. PLACE P. WYNIAN 470 H. G. FORD I. K. VANCAMPEN lf- I' I1 I lu I1 g 0 ll., ,Y za af A-1 G.,-f - V , . ,YL ::'-117241 . au . f- -.f rwrn.. If IH' HS. 54:5-if :www-:::2':. ' .FIA A42 -fl? 'Muff 29 'sim Fr' 5- 1:19 I-gi: 513-11' .yi 1 . ' ,140 ' Q , I -C E-.Ev ...ff . ' ' W Sf' 45513, fi! -x - ,M L , -f f if nib!! -. L. H. HISCOCK H. E. IRISH R. H. CLEMINSHAW W, C. CooL A. W. CARPENTER J. A. FAY RODOLPHUS KENT D. W. CADY C. C. DURLAND H. A. F. EATON R. A. ANDERSON R. K. AUSTIN E. A. BELLER H. O. BONNAR A. C. BUTTRIGK L. E. CROCHERON F. C. CU RTISS SENIOR COMMITTEES CONVOCATION HOUR IVI. WI. HOWE, Chairman H. E. MI1.LARD C. BARRETT, fx-ojimo SENIOR BALL G. M. STEVENS, Chairman R. M. HALSTED B. H. MICOU H. F. STANTON CHARLES BARRETT, ex-ojjicio WEYLAND PFEIFEER, ek-ojirio - SENIOR BANQUET S. E. HUNKIN, Chairman MARIO LAZO J. H. MIGHENER CHARLES BARRETT, ex-ofcio WEYLAND PFEIFFER, ex-ofcio CLASS DAY HANIILTON VOSE, JR., Chairman R. I. FOSTER, JR. I. K. INNESS E. S. JAMISON 1. S. LEWIS CHARLES BARRETT, ex-ofcio WEYLAND PFEIFFER, ex-ojfcio SENIOR PLEDGE F. H. SCHEETZ, Chairman A. R. ELDRED L. E. GUEB W. E. HIGGINS F. T. HUNTER A. F. MCCANN G. M. MONTGOMERY CHARLES BARRETT, rx-ojifio WVEYLAND PFEIFFER, rx-oj77cz'0 471 ww Q5 ' U3 gf? EF' LE .25 U2 Q4 E H, XI F10 . B. VANBUREN K. Foss, 717 W. RAPP fwogp FEW FEP ZW! R62 HZ? E353 EEZ ww G . F. SANBORNE . WYMAN, 117 UWOHWFW '- H-4 Or-IPIQQW 2'mD'ImZO ROSEZE' w7UTwm 'Tamb FH 55' 'F L1 E J 1 B. XXAIL, ,I7 ..l.,ln' Il Il xn ll nl xx YI IV I1 1 5 . J L' 1.41 A ' . I 279 '7 A we . Y' 5 ' TEH EH: pa L- lmg jjj? - jg JUNIOR COMMITTEES JUNIOR PROMENADE H. G. PLACE, Chai1'ma11 -14. W. E. GOODMAN VV. M. RUSSEL DEGRAY WHITE 121 H. K. LIKLY J. SCHAETZEL O. C. BREWSTER, '18 H. C. STROTZ ' 2 ,A CHARLES BARRETT, ex-ofcio :L IVEYLAND PFEIFFER, ex-ojicio '-rr I: JUNIOR SMOKER 'W C. CT GARDINER, Chairmavz M H H fa Ii. E. ANDERSON G. P. HEFFERNAN D. E. STONEBRAKER I , C. S. COOPER A. IV. IVIELLEN G. A. VVORN :E H. N. DIEDERICHS W. S. MCCORMICK O P. C. REBMANN, 18 :E CHARLES BARRETT, ex-ojzcio I WVEYLAND PFEIFFER, ex-ojicio SPRING DAY I Z 2 F. W. C. ICREUZER, Chairman , N H. A. GOERTZ H. J. LUDTNGTON G. B WISER ,,,, W. R. LALLEY C. H.-RAMSEY R. C. VAN HORN, '18 B. F. WILLCOX nj CHARLES BARRETT, ex-ojicio :: WEYLAND PFEIFFER, ex-ojicio . M :: 472 1 1- . I.1 ll i I L H. L22 I . , , Q WMI g Y I 26 -P A-if ,A A 2 Q. i lr C' jj W 'I A . K AIG ' I .rf If I ' I ' I, ,J V' , A I I I ' I im ' I f- I II A 3 Q, ,W W! A-Q-M' CXIXI. Vi ,.,,l -V -' U, --1-X..J SOPHOMORE COMMITTEES SOPHOMORE COTILLION A. R. HICKMAN, Chairman A MERRII.L BLANCHARD C. W. DUNBAR P. P. MILLER J. L. DOLE T. B. DRESCHER B. B. YOUNG, ,IQ ' P. S. HILL , CHARLES BARRETT, ex-ojicio WEYLAND PFEIFFER, ex-ojicio SOPHOIVIORE SMOKER A. L. HOFFMAN, Chairman . H. G. BENEDICT W. H. FARNHAM T. R. WAGNER R. D. DAVIS F. IVI. GILLIES W. E. WVIEBFNSON, ,IQ P. D. FLANNER H. W. HUBBELL J. S. COE H. C. DRESCHER K. VV. HOWRY S. R. IRISH CHARLES BARRETT, ex-ojicio WEYLAND PEEIEEER, ex-ojicio SOPHOBITORE SPRING DAY R. P. NIATTHIESSEN, Chairman R. C. VAN ATTA H. E. SHACKELTON, ,IQ W. H. J. WOODFORD I. H. IVIILLARD E. P. TUTTLE CHARLES BARRETT, ex-oficio ' WEYLAND PFEIFFER, ex-0-gfcio SCPHOIVIORE PIPE R. E. RYERSON, Chairman W. B. SHELTON J. A. KRUGH , C. NI. NIICOU A. B. PATTERSON, IR. C. BARRETT, ex-ojicio 'VVEYLAND PEEIEEER, ex-ojicio E. B. ENSOR, ,IQ 475 NP- huh . 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CLEMINSHAW, JR., Chairman E. J. I-IOFF E. M. QUEENY C. IVIAYER K. G. WEST W. E. REX, JR. CHARLES BARRETT, fx-ojimo WEYLAND PFEIFFER, ex-ojczo 474 ' +l F E 1 .J I A CALE DAPX, '' lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll SEPTEMBER I7 Friday 27 Monday 28 Tuesday 29 Wednesday 30 Thursday OCTOBER 2 Saturday NOVEMBER 9 Friday 25 Thursday DECEINIBER 22 Wednesday JANUARY 6 Thursday I I Tuesday 29 Saturday FIRST TERM University Entrance Examinations begin. Academic year begins. Registration of new students. Registration of new students. f Registration of old students. Instruction begins in all departments of the University. Presidentis Annual Address to the students at 12:00 M. Registration for Graduate School. VVinter Courses in Agriculture begin. Thanksgiving Recess. Instruction ends. CHRISTMAS RECESS. Instruction resumed. FOUNDER,S DAY. Instruction ends for First Term. 31 Monday Term examinations begin. SECOND TERM FEBRUARY II Friday Winter Courses in Agriculture end. 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Q gQ,fT3igW-mg f.1 fig A-f'LQif?i7lIiQ'I,A1f.fQlf1T, ADVERTISEMENTS . ATHLETICS MAJOR SPORTS Council . . Baseball . . Football . . Navy . . Track . . MINOR SPORTS - Council . . Basketball . . . Cross Country . Fencing . . . Golf , . , Hockey . , Lacrosse . . Soccer . . Swimming . l Tennis . . , Wrestling ,... WEARERS OF THE C . BOARD OF EDITORS . CLASSES sEN1oRs, 1916 . . . Senior Stunt Pictures . JUNIORS, 1917 . . . junior Stunt Pictures . CLUBS Adirondack Club . . American Institute of Engineers . . . Beth L'Amed . . . Book and Bowl ' . , Chinese Students' Club Christian Association . Cosmopolitan Club . Dixie Club CVVomenD . Huntington Club . . Lawrenceville Club . L'Ogive .... Majura . . Manuscript . Maryland Club Owls, The . . Scalp and Blade . Scroll and Spade . Senators . . , Sesomah . . . Southerners, The . . Sports and Pastimes . Sunday Night Club . Electrical Index 481 334 437 419 385 397 446 449 413 465 459 455 453 461 463 457 451 383 7 61 118 125 168 343 345 323 327 340 337 331 394 330 344 326 325 329 336 339 335 341 334 342 333 302 328 Tome School Club Won1en's Dramatic Club . . COMMITTEES . DEBATING . Congress . . Eastman Stage ' 86 Memorial . i94 Memorial . . University Teams . NVoodford Stage . DEDICATION . . FACULTIES OF THE COLLEGES Agriculture .,.... Architecture ..... Arts and Sciences , Civil Engineering . . Law .' .5 . . . . . Mechanical Engineering . Nledicine ..... Veterinary . . . FELLOWS . . . FRATERNITIES . Acacia , . . Alpha Chi Rho . . Alpha Delta Phi . Alpha Gamma Rho . Alpha Sigma Phi . Alpha. Tau Omega Alpha Theta . . Alpha Zeta . . Bandhu . . , Beta Samach . Beta Theta Pi Chi Phi , . Chi Psi .... Delta Chi . . . Delta Kappa Epsilon . Delta Phi . . . Delta Tau Delta . Delta Upsilon . , Eleusis .... Gamma Eta Gamma . Kappa Alpha . . Kappa Delta Rho . Kappa Phi . Kappa Psi . . Kappa Sigma . . Lambda Chi Alpha Long Island Club . Nayati ,... Omega Delta . 346 303 467 371 372 377 374 375 373 376 6 37 36 15 46 25 48 26 34 S4 177 242 248 186 272 250 2O2 26o 226 230 256 198 180 190 216 194 210 210 188 268 252 182 274 281 244 222 270 236 246 282 1 479 'A r. Omega Tau Sigma Phi Delta Phi . . Phi Delta Theta . Phi Gamma Delta Phi Kappa Psi . . Phi Kappa Sigma Philos .... Phi Sigma Kappa Pi Lambda Phi . Psi Upsilon . . Scorpion 5 . . . Seal and Serpent . Sigma Alpha Epsilon . Sigma Chi . . . Sigma Nu . . . Sigma Phi . . . Sigma Phi Epsilon Sigma Phi Sigma . Skull .... Theta Alpha . Theta Chi . . . Theta Delta Chi . Theta Xi . . Zeta Beta Tau . Zeta Psi . Zodiac . . . IN MEMORIAM . LIBRARY STAFF . MILITARY SCIENCE . . MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC . Band .,.... Deutscher Verein . Dramatic Club . Glee Club . . Mandolin Club . . Masque . . . . . . . Orchestra ....... OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION PRESIDENT SCHURMAN . . . 280 206 196 204 184 258 278 208 262 200 283 238 218 214 228 212 264 254 224 276 266 192 232 240 178 234 8 S3 381 359 366 370 359 361 363 367 365 S2 14 480 PUBLICATIONS Civil Engineer . . Cornell Annuals . Cornell Architect . Cornell Chemist . Cornell Countryman Cornell Law Quarterly Cornell Women's Review . . Era ..... Sibley Journal . Sun .... Widow . , SCHOLA RS Graduate . . Undergraduate , SOCIETIES Alembic . . . Aleph Samach . Der Hexenkreis , Eta Kappa Nu Gargoyle . I-Iebs-Sa Helios . . Pyramid . . Quill and Dagger . Raven and Serpent Rod and Bob . . Scabbard and Blade Semaphore . . Sphinx Head 5 Tau Beta Pi SORORITIES . . . Alpha Omicron Pi . Alpha Phi . . . Delta Delta Delta . Delta Gamma . . Delta Zeta . . . Kappa Alpha Theta Kappa Kappa Gamma. . . TRUSTEES . . . 353 348 355 355 354 357 358 349 351 356 352 56 57 315 311 300 321 316 317 322 313 309 301 312 318 314 307 320 285 294- 292 298 290 296 286 288 I2 il! 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Bemenfs Toggery Shop 413 College Aoemze See Cornell Sun for exact dates , fl Kodaks Grailex and Motion Picture Cameras For All Events Send For Catalogue J. L. Lewis 522 Sixth Ave., N.Y. At 31st St. H O R S M A N TENNIS RACKETS faffmw MODEL HA. A. A. New Modei for 1916 'ZIQ A A.A.A. spells perfection in a TENNIS RACKET liTfZ3:':.tET '4i7i?j5221 Do not select a Racket for 1916 till you have soon it. li!! lf your dealer caift show ii, i Q write to us. 5 . -E TENNIS BALL -f 1.5 perfec-t ion means the 'IAYRESH A Used the World over by players who KNOW XYC are Silo U. S. Disirilbutors. 1916 Bulls now reucly for distrilwutioii E. I. I-IORSMAN CO. 11-15 Union Square, New York City A Side Car with your Powerplus Permits Enjoyment for Two. Instantly Detachable. VVeek end trips to popular resorts or points of interest, visits to friends in neighboring cities, and short tours about the countryside bring out the versatility and pleasure-giving qualities of the motor- cycle side car. lt enables you to accompany your athletic teams on their trips. lt Will take you and a pal out for a spin in the cool of the evening and bring you back refreshed in mind and body and better able to make your ccprepsn for the next day. Just the Thing for Your Recreation Motorcycling with a side car is not expensive. A cent a mile or less is all that it costs to operate a Powerplus, and upkeep expense in the Indian is at a minimum, because the Indian is stoutly and honestly made throughout, assuring good service and long Wear. It's worth an investigation! Why not an Indian owned by your Fraternity? Hendee Manufacturing Company i Springfield, Mass. Largest MoZo1'cycZe ManufacZure1'5 in the World 16 o Uhr Spvrrg Auinmaiir qgiliii fAeroplane Stabilizerj li av xflgw xg I fi in ,. , W lt pennits the sel- xf- ..' ection of an aero- planewiththe high- est efficiency in speed and climbing capacity without regard to other factors. It renders the aero- plane a platform which is not only steady but is held in constant relation to the horizontal. 17 I QEFX .YS I-IE.RE'S double the charm and pleasure in shooting when you have exactly the right gun. You buy the best when you louy a Ealing and we want you to have exactly the right marflkz for your requirements. That's Why we make Mar! Yz Repeating Shotguns -guns of famous shooting ahility-in l2, 16 and 20 gauges, both hammer and hammer- lesstypes, in many grades and styles. The standard l2's handle heavy trap and duck loads easily. The medium l6's and light-weight2Ol:oresare per- fect for snipe,quail,partridge,wood- cock, squirrels, rabbits, etc.--they handle fast and with wonder- ful precision. Note the beauty of build and hal- ance in this 5-shot 20. gauge lik repeater. All lik hammerless guns have solid-top receiver, side ejec- tion, matted l::arrel,take-down con- struction. The solid-steel-breech and safety devices make them the safest breech-loading guns built. Select your gun now! Send 3 stamps postage today for our new l40-page catalog of repeating riHes and Shotguns. It will help you select the right gun. Do it now! We Zarfbz firearms Ch 42 Willow Street New Haven, Conn. -on--1- f,s....,. W. ,. W - ,, in V .,......,... t,.t.. . .ot... ..o,, -. .o,... X,.,,3sf5gfsAsy,1,-,:::3 FQ? .N .I - .: ,Z , , .. Y , ,. 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Swarxrv, Pm-z'dv1zz 10 WELL-DRILLING MACHINERY I AND TOOLS PORTABLE OR STATIONARY, WITH OR WVITI-IOUT POWER, FOR DRILLING WELLS TO ANY DEPTH, FOR ANY PURPOSE ' Manufactured by WILLIAMS BROTHERS State, Corn and Seneca Streets Ithaca, New York R H WOOI Why is it that our C O m P 3 nv Y Customers Um never change? Manufacturers h It will pay you to ind out. Bread U CHRCS and Indwifllf ififiiiemy Crackers South Tioga met Ithaca Star Laundry ITHACA, NY Ithaca 5Io IO7 N. AIbany it --1 REX Yeast of the Earth I REX HUMUS is a very rich natural substance which is intended for a top- dressing on lawns, golf courses, tennis courts, athletic fields,,etc., where a turf of unusual excellence is desired. It does away with all the objectionable features of manure. lt contains no weed-seeds and is odorless. It is not unsightly like manure and a short time after being applied disappears into the ground where it remains as a permanent enriching element. Prices and further information on request. GRASS SEED is one of the most important necessities in the cultivation of fine turf, and it is necessary to be very careful that a high grade seed, free from chaff and weed-seeds is used. The weight of a bushel of seed is a very good indication of its purity. A bushel of GARTER5S seed weighs 25 lbs. and may be depended upon to contain nothing but seed. CARTER'S TESTED GRASS SEED has been used in England for nearly a century and is responsible for much of the finest turf there. In this country it is used by the large majority of the golf clubs, where, of course, the best is none too good. Prices on request. We also make a specialty of laying out new Golf Courses and have several of the best known golf architects in the world on our staff. We will be glad to give further information regarding this branch of our work. Ask to be placed on the mailing list of our monthly service bulletin, THE GOLF GOURSEF' Experts of international reputation write for it on matters pertaining to the building and maintenance of the modern Golf Course, and each month it contains many valuable hints on the care of grass. Peterson, Sinelaire CH, Miller Clncorporatedj 25 West 45th Street New York, N. Y. 21 Ill Z llll . C , OTE L E N OX KCan-renient ta Back Bay Stations! BOSTON One of your College Clubs '- your other home. '.. C. Prior, Managing Director ' ' - f 1 .. . . Q. X -. H ' S- -:- -. -QS,1E1if: f::E:E1Elf'fE22I -2'-.-gfiff' 315' ca:-aww.-Pf: cw In --,A-.f.:.1.:f1:1:e,. M '-iw!wf-d?liFfE-2-2s-1fs:f:-:1-:5:-:wwf-----a--.ww -rff'-fifrf '--1f:s:s.'f-- v:1-1:1-' 4 :ra - are ..:,4:4,:.5-Q-,, - 5. -,'.'w,:g5fQ,:,?..,:g:-ups-1-Q-,.. g g 1' H . Q..xzggf,,.,.,:, ,..xfg::35:g-gg:m-f,- ,A .1,. Y- - -- A my , f--Q - - ' iz:-,1,:----4, .'-' VP- - f' 'v1,.,.,:-, - 1:-A' -V ' ., ,. . :z A ,- , 1 - 1..1- ff- f. 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These Unique Cases can be ordered - Through Your Dealer With Handsome Enameled College Emblems or Enameled Monograms V 1 .- '- , - Q-.ralflggv f. v:',:.:f -.t 5 1. lil- f W 5 .i m..r,G.w,,..f , , Q4 is ' ' 1 - :Stl I':5'9f?3 :H 'tIl, E i- - , - - Q ' - iiiirl ' Mau. 1 . -.B f ,r :3 N .- j effaigg wife ah , - Xwwy, 1--aria, -t'12-in-3gsm,fasslaffes, 'mv N4-5:-fr . 16 I irq.-frpzr ..Y5e:!g: 4 '.3 . ' 1g. N'-i.tCli'C- V ' ',U.lw 'lfflilr rl ' eli m ' X .-if -r - - y- ,airy N, - ti'i , . f' 5 471 T' tr :- 'Q aff ,-A To Extract Contents -DRAW CIGARETTES with ONE MOTION OF THUMB AND FOREFINGER Elgin American Manufacturing Co. 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A New - us ' ,ga I Q . s 7 . e N - - ' u v . - - - :iP1!'i':-':- f- r- 1- 'r I F-I 1 A 4. a ae- 1.af,r:.-K ' ' ' ,. -'Fw v'c-FN98 N B , mn' '- 0 tes-::F:R::::I'-1'l'1 0' ' ' ll llllllllllllt' 'hllulnlun Ball Bearingg Long Wearing t last you can have a quiet ofice Install Tie Szlent Smntfn aw' do away fwztb nozsef --Ciatter and confuson are enemies of thought -The greater the racket the less the quantity and poorer the quality of Work -Mechanical refinements have made the Silent Smith a marvel of quiet and 0 ce e ciency. -Ask any operator now using the Silent Smith and she will tell you what a relief it is to her nerves-and no more to her than to her employer. L C Smth 86 Bros Typewriter Company ra fa y a 41-10 E 0,95 i SYRACUSE N. Y. 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Sold only in sealed pack- ages by Grocers and Fruit Stores everywhere. j The HILLS BROTHERS co. NEW YORK E9 0?- ES QLDEN T llllllll il 5 VIS lx' ,J U ii f x sag, Qi NX Q fffy Ng i W W X7 5 V-fo Q' i qxxfkmw ,elf ,XL I at Q fi X X X X 292551 i l XL S 'XAX is Q Lb! Tffwm 'J X f fx 'lWhatevor is worth doing is Worth doing YVELLU Into the making of QOURTESSIS IGARETTES we put the best of our skill and effort. You'11 know WHY when you smoke them. 30 ' Baking Powders : Flavoring Extracts 1 Cfelatine Desserts Cocoa : Chocolate : Spices 4254532425 Auvk , r,,.,., ,r.,,.,.. V A a'11-tt . V I - . V . , Y 1-,Q if ' fee W 'wfwfffiq X .. .. ...F .af , ,,., M . ,W .1 ,ef V a ,. . V - fW'55!fwV.4-ff.,,1.f. ft-.Vu . ,i.f+,..weVmV f We 41'-aww? ' .. . VV ., f' . V v 3 ,VVf4:Vlf - 41'-4' '::ff1s2f4::fJ,:e'g f, - 1 - . ., - f - Mew, -sf' fi---Vf gin' ,x ' ' V . ,V f , my Q.. ' V1 , . V -1 . 1 a s '-'J' ' ' Y . ,..., ,.., l 'V - ' f ' -att V . . ' V. 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Every item of the Ariston Line is the finest that can he produced. None but the highest of quality in materials or methods is good enough for Ariston use. Thatis one reason Why the Ariston namehas a Real lVleaning. Ariston Goods are Nlanufactured hy the alumet Tea 85 Coffee Co. 4o9-411 VV. Huron St. Chicago, Ill. 31 fwvunwv, l ,QF 4502135 l l , I,nns1s,h I' I' iinllllllnh ml f::lw-11.:':f ,'::: SffII.f'j , I ' 'll InIl Omh'lll mn f5:: 'Inu aln ?H:I 'IIlII lIIl:I4m:l:IllIll lll'd4mh 'II ,nn I IIIIIII: Y '1I''QflmIn1a:f,,! . nu 'null 'f'ir1I, '1 l '!'IlI' i l 'N il 'l f' I' lull I-,ruauyl , 'lmllllll lllllllll .T i ,Il i,,.i1 Nl ill 'Hum fa- u mini m.,.a,l lllllllllh Illllllli 111: I' l vvl lnnnli Hill ul ul .umllll Nfuillllllll J Ill' . '. ..vl'.,... m1I l Illlll The C'A.A.7' QL -wa-25 MAKE 14 Gf YOUR LIFE COMPANION The enduring quality of the A.A.'7 VVater- man Self-lilling Fountain Pen insures life- time Writing satisfaction. Thus the very pen you use all through college, and with which you Write your lecture notes, and Hexamw papers Will serve as Well when you are an old Hgradfl The unique and convenient self-filling device of the 'cA.A.,' puts it in a class by itself. A simple twist of the button fills the pen. It can be filled from any inkstand or bottle no matter how much or how little ink it contains. The A.A. never smears or leaks. The exquisite flexibility of the A.A.'7 gold pen point makes it readily adaptable to any hand. is to be had in all styles from 52.00 and up. The A.A.7' is absolutely guaranteed in every particular. ARTHUR A. WATERMAN 81 COMPANY 22 Thazmfs SZ. New York City NOT CONNECTED WITH TI-IE L. E. WATERMAN CO 5 T The New Addition 200 moderate piilieed rooms makes ...,m, N iirrf -i ii C .... ..--4 1 f -1 N i ki wig 0 2 E Q 5 1 'ara ,I 53 51535 f 1 ff Q f a fs E gs: as W 3 E222 E 9 1 , iiggriagg E255 E 0 E Ba E-ei :E img, Q -: Q QEEEEE 5 35 33332 :El :E -1 iit a - sg 4- 1'-,y:.5 ggiaig, -3 'Zara l pl, ' --- QS i f Q' S E. NE i the Largest Hotel in the State CNeW York City exeeptedj Rooms With bath 52.00 per day and up Rooms Without bath, 51.50 per day and up ld 5' ,P i- at 1. at if i iiil 5 .- - ig if A ' w, '. i' :ju -' ay Y , N im' Q '- f w .1iv f- i ff ' ', rj xhlf ii 1 2 ff f'v,,f X J' ,. ' i 1521 2 - - - -V. ENGINEERSTHEWORLD OVER CONSIDER STAR BRAND BLOCKS to be the most RELIABLE, EFFICIENT AND DURABLE. They are, therefore, the mort L'L'O7ZO7lZ1.C6ll. The blocks themselves are their 7 7 best advertisement. Their merits have earned for them the world- wide reputation they enjoy. BosToN an LocKPoRT BLOCK co. QQQTQQQQQN Qjxggf 53 . ACCOMMODATIONSBETTER g L,O'W.EST HOTEL RATES IN NEW YOERK- THAN' RA1-as l,NDlcA1' Eg ,ig M N BROADWAY E reQ5E' ,W1.rfT , if ' it rffvrffwn H r rr m , , illdawy on .V Q fn fr q E! E1 m mtqrgg rirwiiirsfly s 1 D' 'W H W 15 . ur iff .W?l!'m!f' . tw Mew . E 13 Q fi -War H fi 1 : in ' 'fltfltlflll v NEW YORK CITY Midway Between Battery and Central Park QBroadway at 3rd Streetj Capacity 1,000 Guests Now Thoroughly Renovated also Modern Improvements Every Attention Shown College Men RATES 100 Cheerful Rooms, Free Use of Bath . . 3 .75 150 Cheerful Rooms, Free Use of Bath . . 1.00 100 Cheerful Rooms, Free Use of Bath . . . . . . 1.50 150 Cheerful Rooms, Private Bath ..... 31.50 UD Two and Three Room Suites in Proportion SPECIAL WEEKLY RATES New York -City hlap Folder Sent on Application. JAY G. YVILBRAHAM, President and Managing Director. J. J. JCRDAN, Manager 3-1 : Q if ff l f A A i.7 W , - G ' la 4':' 1 . 5' - ,..' e' -'1 ' , V' ' ' - ei' E A1 ' we . el .VVA - ..,, G . A , ' 0 1 M l, 2 ' ' ' 2? '1'?f:5'fQ-23? W Y? 5- ' A' Effiiklvll Fir G lakes and Mountains oiillortliern New lorlx ' . - M: m-M V THE ADIRUNDACKS LAKE CHAMPLAIN , ly Nil v' '2 V - A LAKE GEORGE AUSABLE CHASM LAKE PLACID N -1' i',1ifi 'fifx l3g225'E,Gff2Q l K ' A..-. SARATOGA SPRINGS COOPERSTOWN I 5 or .s la' c th ,, Qgg f,i3l: Em gpflfif 'Sify X PLATTSBURG M.,scf::'zaf:g:,1'd rms: - f' E 'N Q 150 Delightful Vacation , - Kwflge if in Resorts 9 lfiilfgiii k u l C5 pf -l . . ,... .. .,.Q - '1 ' N .--2 7-1-fw:fas,w:.w - 1 K ,quu wwzz W Delaware Sz Hudson luxuriously appointed trains leave Grand Central Station, New York. Connections with Hudson River Boat Lines at Albany and Troy. Beautifully illustrated 360-page Vacation Guide- A Summer Par:xdise -covering all resorts in this SZ 3- lf 99 million acre territory.-6c postage. Illustrated folders of any section free. 4 Address M. J. POWERS, General Passenger Agent, Albany, New York New York Information Bureau, 1354 Broadway , sus--, -H , it - Mel.. n..,-,h- ,- M., -,,.. -, A... llt, . .,,f. fn. ,,,,,,-..l,.,s, C, .K 35 john Paul Jones, '13, Making World's I-mile Record 4:14 2-5 Cqurmy , T1'E17Zd7Z Amg E5 C orne11's New Sporting Goods Store Four Floors-Devoted Exclusively to Outdoor Sports REM N, KING at oo Outfitters of every Varsity, Major and Minor Sports Team A -Also Varsity Teams at- Pennsylvania, Colgate, Vermont, Union, Hobart ' Agents for Celebrated b AMERICAN SWEATERS Worn by Cornell Baseball Teams for the Last Five Years 36 I i i : q f N AGA AMS and BACON FINEST PRODUCED JACOB DOLD PACKING CO. BUFFALO, N.Y HOUSE COFFEE is sold A in the bean, ground or pulverized, and never in any package but the one, two, or three- ' pound ALL- TIN cans. White House TEA, quarter and half-pound ALL- TIN cans, all varieties, just as good as White House Coffee. DWI NELL-WRIGHT CO. Principal Coffee Roasters BOSTON-CHICAGO 37 DIEGES cic CLUST KII F WE MADE IT, ITYS RIGHTH OfHcial Jewelers of the Leading Colleges Schools and Associations CLASS PINS FRATERNITY PINS MEDALS cUPs, ETC. WATCHES DIAMONDS JEWELRY 23 john Street NEW YORK Y V -.. AA, W, M-, I I I I I I I I I I I I Ui- J.-JNL.. ..n-12:5-:EIS . ., .' -., .- ., , I . I --4-In , ' '. ,, ,H -IIIJ Il , 2? -I ': ' --I-fri.. . I ' I' , :wg ,I f JI ' 2..-Qiiliizff'-3235.251 I' ..33 fl-51 :1-I-X . ' 'y i-f. .5 --1 Q I-:gg j ww'- I .?f..,I 'I I- Q ,1 1 Ir - , I - I 'F 3, f 1 , I ,. 5fTf,I :sA1':'. u 1,23 :lf I- I My Il. 31.42 A555 -izzflg F:5:.Eg3 4:-,.:,. 'g.i-:fi-Q ..Ie 155191925 ., - I --I f I, '---- .?.':f:.1-fm ff. ' M , .:. I 1 -I.-sew.. fm SUIT -'frm 'W sl 'I' . Je -' - ' F .1 A . -W1-A I I --:II-fwq 'N' f'T' 'f ' r' I I -. N .. 'I IIIf , -.1 1 -I -I 33,21 3122,ITPifii'.EaEEifF.,-:s.fgI5 Q Ig '.s9., :I ' -, I- I I -In-. -'-- :rw 5.1.2- - ' M I. 5 In , 1.- ' , in :AZ ,Ia . ,.,, ..,. 9-Tig. .. V155 v I If . 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J. FITZGERALD CONTRACTOR E 547 WEST 45TH STREET NEW YORK CITY Telephone IQ Bryant PAVING BLOCKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION 139 FRANK BROTHERS FIFTH AVENUE BOOT SHOP BUILDERS OF SMART COLLEGE FOOTWEAR iA ' ,,,' ' 'C uf X .ff '--4T - -1 X NEW YORK CITY John N. Golding Real Estate Nine Pine Street and Fifth Ave., Corner 45th St. NEW YORK Broker : Agent : Appraiser WM. B. ITTNER ARCHITECT WE SPECIALIZE in the Sale and Exchange of Real Estate in New York City and its Suburbs IF YOU WANT A Residence An Investment Property or A Mortgage Loan Call, Write or Phone us Jones, Nleckes 8z.lones 30 East 42nd Street NEW YORK CITY J. HARRIS JONES NEASON JONES LoU1s MECKES The Master of Them All-- YWW- P POWERPLUS fl -f fa? if 4571A - . -f f, . .-.rffafcf f'1f1'5'X ff' --Fifi 4' 'lf ' C 1... , ' . 'J ' rw, ,fi-z'ifffa.f5 . '- . ,V 1. ., ' 4--' f- : , 'f' ' ' I ibm-VW ' 7, ' f 1 . , , -Q aff. ::,,f,a.,v-i-im-:, , 1-, , if V . 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Think of all these big advantages all embodied in one motorcycle-and you'll be thinking of the Indian Powerplus. Euan, Featherweight .r..: q up This is the A B C of motorcycles, A i'tl a real motorcycle, developed along y. yii , true motorcycle lines. It meets the P, demand of thousands who desire iyy . xf,,f,fg power and speed in modifiediform, , -. ' Q it and at a low Price. Such is the if Featherweight with Indian quality throughout. Three speeds, self-starter and every refinement em- bodied in this classy little light weight machine. Hendee Manufacturing Company Springfield, Mass. Largest Motorcycle Manufacturers in the World 41 R 0 t 'l'?i?ES1EiEI and NUIUIICTE E538 y-- 1 I - -I .K . , Here are two facts about d y' the Remington which ' I every typewriter buyer gg'-3, should know: : Tyr-5 Z7 '. ig f l I 2:-,v.,,, J I iii' 1. The Remington Column Selector adds 25 per cent. to the letter Writing speed of the l,i, 55 typist. This is not a claim or an estimate. It is a definite fact g, -proved and established by any ' number of comparative tests: 10 2. The Column Selector 1S a ' andard 10 ' 1 Remington feature exclusively. No other machine has it-or anything like it. Adds 25 per cent. to the speed Adds nothing to the price Oh, yes, other machines have devices which look like it, with the Hve keys, etc. It is easy for a salesman, who knows the supreme merit of this Remington feature, to call them column selector keys. But there is no other device on any other typewriter which can do what the Reming- ton Column Selector does. The Remington Column Selector is the onbf feature on any type- writer which permits instantane- ous setting of the carriage at any desired point on the line. It is the 07201 feature which pro- vides this setting by either for- ward or backward movement. It is the 07Z!j' feature which pro- vides true express service with no stop-to-stop movement in reaching any writing point. And Mere are the features which make the 25 per cent. speed gain. Let us show you the real and only Column Selector-on the Model 10 Remington. REMINGTON TYPEWRITER COMPANY flncorporatedj CO-OP MORRILL HALL 42 When in Syracuse make the Y A T E S H O T E L your headquarters Popular Prices, European Plan Cabaret Dancing C. S. HUERILL, President L. J. VVHITE, Assistant Manager 43 UlFHHHHlIHUMNlVUlNllHlUllHlHlHllI5lUllEllIllHlV51lillIfllIlllIllV4lHllfllIlllllllllwllllltlllilllllflllHUHEFHHllifilllllilllEHEHHHNNEEIHIWHIINUHNHZNHNYHSHiEEIllNHNEIHllllllilllillllllllN13 WlliixlillfllllltllM31HWNIHYH3WWIl11'llCllllll1llillElllillI!1l3lllllHllllllllN'l1lllVilllllUllIllU1lHlIiHEN7HlUliHllHIillUNaNNUNI3NN21l35NNTlNNINiiIlllllilllflllllllllllMQW!NNNUNNIlllZN!?l1lilll!l?lll!1!llIi5,IENIiNH1IllNN5NNllNWlllllllillllillllll HN! W COMFORT WITHOUT EXTRAVAGANOE HOTEL OODSTOCK TIMES SQUARE NEW YORK A Hotel which will meet the demandsof the most fastidious College Man A VIEW OF THE LOBBY 365 Rooms 270 Baths EUROPEAN PLAN ONLY In the heart of the theatre district Single Rooms, Without bath S131 . 50 to 32.00 'Single Rooms, with bath . 2.00 to 3.00 Double Rooms, Without bath . 2.50 to 3.00 Large Rooms, two beds and bath . . . . 4.00 to 5.00 Parlor Suites ......... 6 . 00 to 8.00 W. H. VALIQUETTE, Managing Director A. E. SINGLETON, Asst. Mgr. llllllIllllllillHlIlllHllIllllllIllillllllIlllllllllllllllHlllllIllHllllllIllHlllllIllilll!llHllIllillllllIllllllllllllllllllllIlllllilllil1HllIllHllllHlllllHllHlllllIllHll1lllllllllIllHllIllIWUIWlIllillHllHlIHllllIllUllIllHlHllHlIllHllHlHN1ENNHNN1NN!NNHNINNN1NNHNiUNINNI1NN1NNIlNHNIHNHNNIlNHNllNHNIHNNHNHNVHNHNHNNINNHNNUNIHNHNHNNIlNHNNHNVHNllNHNNINNHNVHVHNVUNVHNIlNHNNINNHNNHNNHNHNiHNHNWNVHNHNNIlNHHHNH1NVHNHNH1NVHNHNIUNH1NNIlHIHIIHINIHINIH 44 ll-HTEHO W H RDY 1' :W .1 :Q V- ,Af I 1257 f . J- mv , , . ,W ,,.,. .. ., , A . . -f a t' - u74,,f-14-f-,.', - 1 5 , 5 4 Iggy I ' 5 y 1' ' - fig, I E -'. fi , V . . A A - MM- ff ':-W , - ' -- W-- i .1XfA.- wwf. Maia' , Q- , 'QA 2ff ,,' , 1 A 1.5 . f' , CORRECT FGGTWEAR , ITHACA BRANCH, 212 East State St. NEW HAVEN, opp. Vanderbilt Hall AASTUDEN 7121!-1 E a CI'IOOSEl , an USE A 1g . 9 ' l A A432111 S id lllll W afa 5 d al 1 l ou en ll A 2 50 THE PENan?fZeHABlT A gg lb 5 - UP THATLASTSALIFETIME 1 m From Your Local Dealer L. E. Waterman Company, 173 Broadway, New Vmflf mc' iff gwpwggf ,f A f7YfA74l EQ? 'S Made in Buffalo in the World's Most Sanitary Ice Cream Plant, from cream assembled and pasteur- ized at the Cornpany's Model Crearneries, and it is the product of 27 years experience in the manu- facture of ice cream of high quality. For these reasons it has become the standard of ice cream excellence in Buffalo and throughout VVestern New York and Northern Pennsyl- Vania. - . ..' .. .:-1- I Q CC The 711055 scmitezry cmd the eleezvzext jnlemi I have ever seen FRANCIS E. FRONCZAK, Commissioner of Heezlzfz of Bujezlo 4F . . BQOI. CO. ITHACA, N. Y. Furniture Manufacturers FURNITURE, WALL PAPER PICTURE FRAMERS We make a specialty in Furnishing Fraternities at very low Prices Special Furniture Made to Order H. J. BOOL co., Ithaca, N. Y. I PHILADELPHIA . - Perfection in organization DCCOMUOHS 3 ?peC19'ltY and stan? permits the Hotel CO1'S3f-555, Blfmmmg .Plants Walton to insure service to Baskets and Jarfillneres its patrons that is unsur- Flowers by telegraph passed in prornptness, un- obtrusiveness and accuracy. The cuisine Could be of no liigrlier typeg the music is of true artistic merit. ZI5 Sidi? SZ. BO'Cl1 Pl'101'16S WALTQN HQTEL CQMPANY Eugene Gi Miller A ,xx,xc:x':1z 4 IDGERWGO HOISTS STEAM ELECTRIC fu, .!p1s.'5':fX5?i'i fir -'jffi , . E' f 'EA f .2 ,, . MINING-CONTRACTING GENERAL HOISTING PURPOSES illore Zlzaii 38,000 Hoiflf Built zz-ml Ured. Cableways, Excavators, Logging Machinery LIDGEIEWOOD MFQ. CO. essop's Steel For Tools, Drills, Dies, Etc. A11 Sizes Carried in Stock Medal at World's Fair, 1893 and Grand Prix, Paris, 1900 Manufactured in Sheffield, England Jessopls MARK High-Speed Steel is the best on the market Wm. Jessop 85 Sons Incorporated 91 John Street, New York City Cornell College Headquarters in Philadelphia THE RITTENHOUSE HOTEL Arriving at the Philadelphia Terminal, take car at Market Street Exit, going west CMarked Routes 31 or 41D to 22nd Street, walk one block south to Ritten- house Hotel. Convenient to Franklin Field. Exceptionally refined environments, making an ideal home for permanent or transient guests. Two hundred rooms en suite of from two to six rooms with private parlors, baths, etc. The Rittenhouse Cafe, noted for most excellent cuisine and service, is supplied daily with Milk, Eggs, Poultry and fresh vegetables from our own Big Spring Farm in Chester County. Banquet R ooms, Private Dining Rooms, Ball Rooms, Club Room, etc., equipped in an unsurpassed manner for Social Functions, Orchestra in Cafe during. luncheon and in the evenings After Theatre Supper parties given special attention. Special Rates for Cornell College Men CHARLES DUFFY, Manager ' . , , . . is 2,,la. i P Peerless Products and Peerless The Cornell KNOWHOW make an Engine- ering Combination fit to easily overcome the problems that arise in all power plants and other places using packing, belting Sz hose. Both represent Brains-combined With right materials-Quality Plus. The Cornell Graduates of '88 remember that RAINBOW sheet packing began Work with them-over 27 years ago, and it still paces all other packings. Rubber Man'f'g Co. 31 Warren St., New York 4 I Vocoiion Worlff-or-fSz'udenz's Pleasani. Profitable. Ai or near your home. For full information address, F. A. Owen Publishing Co. PUBLISHERS OF: Normal Instructor P 'Ha ' Methods A d 1 3 .T ' V WL A Water Vacation The countless lakes, rivers and brooks of the Adirondacks and the fascinating island dotted St. Lawrence River invite you to healthful outdoor life and sports. Boating, bathing and fishing take turn with Tennis and Golf in the daytime hours and the evenings are filled With dancing and merry making in ball rooms on the Wide porch of your hotel. If you're looking for a real good time vacation this summer, come on up to the DIRO CKS Of 1000 ISLAND lf you will tell our Travel Bureau in a general way Let Us Plan the number in your party, about the amount of money you Want to spend, what you most like to do we will propose one or two trips for your consider ation with complete information, and send descriptive booklets. O if you know just exactly Where you Want to go, let us know and We will give you all information. Address TRAVEL BUREAU, Grand Central Terminal, New York Your Vacation xl 1 P :, l 1AN W f 1 -il ? 5-'Kg igi- ii, , - - 1 F -- Sf: 5 -v' - JM fy 'M' 4 lv- r, wwf ' is , g .. fef.. bf! 'ii W If l v 1' N T gmizanuuuummnnmmmmmmnInumuunInnIummm:nmnuum llllllllllllllllllIIIIIlllllllllllllllllIlllllllllIIllllIIIIIIllllIIIIllllllllllllllllllllk 2 l r . I Ai A i , . 1 l 'ax J - N , .... .,.. V Q 5 L. X . ,aw E l E gl El El Boil a Supreme Ham and serve it to your family, hot or cold. See how they'll all smack their lips over the fine, sweet flavor of this real treat. Best of all, you'll be sure of line quality and the tip-top taste before you cook it. The Supreme trademark guar- 5 l E antees that as it guarantees the quallty of all Q l 2 l X : 2 - szwsmwfl 'GY - I ' , .- E l - Supreme Boiled Ham, Supreme Butter, Su- E l preme Eggs and Supreme Lard, will serve to 2 f introduce the Morris line of foods bearing : l Xl 5 the Supreme trademark. Judge any of them E I by these leaders-and you'll surely want the 5 631 others. Try Supreme Canned Meats, too. 2 ' . Thousands of the best dealers sell Supreme E Food Products, and endorse them. They 2 i fix ick them for their Worth-and those dealers : ,fl ,lk .V 4 D E T Q1 know. E - it AV--i cr 9 u 5 A e el It s Always Safe to Say Supreme 5 r N1 5 l E l llllihlllllli Y, ,W W BWP. We., ms aswmg ,Q 5 Z l 0 E A e eeegmmni illIH1IIIIIIIIllllIIIIIIIIIHHIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIllIIIlIIllIIIIIIllIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIII1IIIIIIIHIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIHIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIHHIIIIlllllllllllllllllll From outside appearances one safety valve closely re ,A,, ' ,T k .- , 'A if sembles another, but there is an enormous difference in the interior construction of the various makes of safety valves and in their respective steam relieving capacities. This illus- tration enables you to inspect the interior con- struction of CONSOLIDATED SAFETY VALVES The picture tells niost of the story-it shows the large heavy spring and design of seat responsible for the great relieving capacity of Consolidated Valves-it shows the nickle seat inserted in the new, patented, removable seat bushing. ' This latest imp1'oved bushing eliminates leakage through distortion, the reinforcing bands of metal on the walls dissipating any distortion set up from high tempera- tures, improper connection of inlet or outlet, or from other causes. Furthermore, these bushings can be furnished as repair parts, together with the feather, ground and ready for insertion in the valves. Consolidated Safety Valves seldom require attention after installation but sometimes gritor chips will damage the seat of even the best designed valve. If this should happen with a Consolidated Valve it can be made good as new without removing the valve from the boiler-by simply removing the old seat bushing and feather and either grinding together on a bench, when cold or replacing with a new bushing and feather at slight cost. THE CONSOLIDATED SAFETY VALVE CO. 119 West 40th St , New York 141 Milk St., Boston 29 N. Jefferson St., Chicago l AZ! 411 5 555 MALONEY Guaranteed TREES AN ADVERTISEMENT TO LIVE FRUIT MEN Maloney Trees are guaranteed true to name and free' from disease by the largest nursery growers in New York State. For 32 years we have been in business here in Dansville and today we are able to ship you direct better trees than ever before because we are constantly studying to improve our methods. We recog- nize our responsibility to the fruit grower and we have this year issued a novel wholesale catalogue with colored illustrations that tells the things you ought to know about our business. Vfrite for your free copy. No order is too big or too small for us to handle personally. MALONEY BROS. 8cWELI.S CO. 66 Main St., Dansville, N. Y. We're responsibleg look up our rating. Dansville's Pioneer Wholesale Nurseries A girl probably didn't figure in the first cereal story ever written. More likely the subject was wheat Records show that wheat- has been eaten by man for over 4000 years. It's Hrst in food value among cereals. Force,' shows man how to enjoy wheat in its most delicious form. Let these crisp flakes of whole wheat give your palate a novel surprise. There's no law against eating better breakfasts. Mfjggi .... 4 , It f t ar t Tnrwnulrwnw at T CUUKEIJ WITH HALT 1 TDABTED nf! WHEAT FLAKES f Manufactured by THE H-O COMPANY BUFFALO, N.Y. F ETTE HOTEL Lafayette Square xxx Q, +5 - ...w2 1r..5?s?i'.'T'E ff, 5 -e ., 3 gli ' ff- ' s f . -- .- ..aa f was as a re f Sheila gf? W , ,WWY-0' 'Q ' ,r g?3g,l,'s ps 4. - 'IE if - ,-:-r e . .fs ' 2 - Tflwm W5 'Q A Q59 Buffalo, N. Y. 500 Rooms European Plan Absolutely Fire Proof All that is best in Hotel life at consistent rates 551.50 per day without bath '700 ndu xx l x'tl l ,.,,. ,VIIVQ MAA 5 -. a p 'arcs V1-I slower bath ,. M frs 1 -ffdz ezesegw-.--ve -f'-maart, ' er fo' 'W-.Q--.-. ' -P17 if Nw d eity 51 55 a if f ' ' ar .. - gw... ' se stef- .N l - : ,5fitf 7f3?5- 'f7f:::'???Yf lv-527 g'f,.:'-.,-'QQ' N-ffl , - mia -' , -,Ig '- 1 me ' M ww y grae? A 2.50 and upwards with tub bath LAFAYETTE HOTEL COM PANY Headquarters for Automobile Club Buffalo Ad Club George W. Sweeney President and Manager Nmxm 0 X QI 'Q' U I Qu Lg. n '-V-, l --,- I -- - l '- ' iz --99 ' E C272 '-- ' NG I... cj lj ' RA ' 'V' ANZ-7 3 CA G G 70 5 1 I O Q I fiigawi DA I D I . N Y . -1 '- 'J'?gg, '.. -EV 3 ' ,112 I fa g 1- h ug. Q... 'gf,- .3311 '-f1c?'1f: : '-'-. W ,fr LW- ' F? 5 ' f I I 54.12 1 l 54511: --Q - ,J ,K ...Q . -'. - 2 GM:---in --nf.. y.: -nfl-2: . .Yr ,J-H .4 I ' .I. . 5 n ,x . x , .. -Wy. f.-- -f,.L-.v.,.. 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I l :I-,JI ,44,- - MMF' I 'Tm .-xiii ,.,- . 1 ' ' 1 N -' 3-::',-' -yy-'S' ' ' '-' I C. . r ..:,-ink h ix A, . ,.,. .... . ,-JN.:-, : ,+ . af, - X 'A D - 2350 f xefs ' ff, Or Gsm S Q 0 I 9. BEAN A 0111 OHS Jlal' l 7' CH OFFICE WMU 050 U amd p 'fy I 4 Q WANT Gig Nd ff-. lafc, - -,gyfx A-C 1.0 S I OLU A M US- Dr C O l - AVENPQRT, DE Ol 2 5M0iNg ' S-Iv I . '- -A f - OUSSO BEN X ,Yi D N if x,,Oi k 1 1- . nwgsrs. 1 iii Perfect Confidence in Kelly Trees is the secret of our 36 years of success. All the best varieties of Apple, Pear, Peach, Plum, Cherry and Quince-Small Fruits and Ornamentals, direct from our Nurseries to your orchard at groWer's prices. Each one of the five Kelly Brothers gives a department his undivided personal attention. We know the pedigree of every tree We sell and absolutely guarantee our stock to be true to name, perfectly graded, free from disease, and thoroughly acclimated. Our big, free Catalog describes our stock and explains our prices. A postal sent now Will bring it by return mail. KELLY BROS. WHOLESALE NURSERIES, 15 Niagara St., Dansville, N. Y. l 0u'ZZ Neon' Rfgrrf Plmzling Kelly T7',,67f,, Ha Dtei V , e-AI, p g. -- . i ' . Firepro of ,Y .X . ' 1 11 :-Q L -lr'1 a - ...,.. Buffalo s Leading Hotel -. - i' ' Excellent Garage ..r The Cornell Alumni Associ- ationi of Western New York meets every Tuesday for - Luncheon at the Iroquois. f,iifgf:'sgfg:'Q: Visiting Cornellians are ' -V. ..,. welcome. A A A ' A 1 H. M. GERRANS, Prest. E. C. GREEN, Manager . EQ f Smal the Q. M.Nu,. 5 gms A egfmmmozadzmemamofffg nmsl--maggie 1 H520 oepmgve- QW wmrow The Scranton Bolt 81 Nut Co. SCRANTON, PA. New York Office, 120 Broadway A Modern Plant. Complete Equipment. Producing Annually 40,000 Tons of Diamond Z Brand Bolts, Nuts and Iron and Steel Products Qrohard Tea Shop Gpen from ll atm. until 8 p Special Service to College Students College Ave. Opposite Sheldon Court f- MKARNA WILT ON CARPETS AND RUGS America's Finest Products In the Karnakl' Wilton a new standard of excellence and value has been established. The extraordinary durability and luxurious appearance of this splendid Weave is not equalled by any other Floor Covering of the kind made in America. The Carpets are made 27 in. and 36 in. Wide, plain and figured effects. The rugs are made in all regular sizes from 2 ft. 3 in. x 4 ft. 6 in. to 11 ft. 3 in. x 15 ft. Karnak, Rugs and Carpets are guaranteed. In the Persian designs the exquisitely soft colors of rare Criental weaves have been simulated With remarkable Hdelity. OBTAINABLE THROUGH ANY DEALER Moyers, Regular 40C and lg a I4 6Uc Meals efd S ll 014 8 to Qrder State S CLASS PIPES We have been awarded all the official Class Pipes J. Mitchell Morrison from '04 to '18 inclusive T ' I PRICE sense al 014 B B B B B B Own Make Own Make University 0 White studio Bldg. Smoke formerly of Morrison and Mitchell Ithaca N.Y. Ithaca Hotel Incorporated . D. L. 81 W. Scranton Coal Properly screened, carefully delivered Wood of all Kinds S James Lynch Coal Co. Clncorporatedj 802-804 W. Seneca St. Both Phones Uptown Office, Ithaca Realty Co. llllllllilllllllll lllllllll ll ll llllllllllllll'llIllllllilllll'lllllll ll'lllll l ll l'lll 'l 'll'll'll ll'l l l 'lrll'l'll l'lll'llll'llll'lll'1l llllll'llll'lilllll'll l'llllllll'lilllllllllllllllIlllllllllllflllllllll 1llllllllllllilllllllllll5ll'lllllillllllIllflllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIlllfll1lll1lHllIllIllIlllillIllllllllllllllllllllfllilllllSllUllllllllllllfllllllllllllHllillllllIlllllllllllllillZlllllllllllillllll1llIllllllllllllllllllllllllvlllllllllllllllll ' lt' wtwlwlll 'ltitt,il'l,v,,.,t,ti,,,, ,., Accessible---Reasonable in Price Hotel Seym ur' 44-50 West'45th Street N EW YOR K V It ,, Q f, J 0 'ily X l sit e,A J NH , 'N J e ffl? fl 2' iw 1 W X. ' ll., 1, N e RE , ff 1 f 2 , 1, J Em ' Qi, I , , like ,wx lg, is N , ,-My , ,QQ 1 if Q it 1 5 'l Nm M at ' emlqxk 'N 1- .4 . ,Q ., f. 'Ita li . ' Wa it-Tflfaifvafe D t ,- jd i gi 4 ' 4 211 f , A a. blk -o il 19 rits 'ff ii' '-flu' K ' I .. 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Montgomery, Manager Also Hotel Bretton Hall - - Broadway and 86th Street llllhllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIllllllTlllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllIlllllllllllllllllllilllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllIllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllhl llilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll5lll1llfllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllll'lllllllllllllllll'lfllllllllllllllIlllllillllllIllllllllllllIllUlllllllllllIlllllllllillilllillllllllllllllllllllllllllHllllllllllllllllllllllllllHill5llllllllllllllllHlllllVllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllll ll llllllllll 60 Yale's Favorite Tailor A. L, STARIN Give Us a Chance and We Will Become Cornell's Favorite Tailor Our Representative Here Every Three Weeks ' g 4 a 4. .J.G.HARHls ls Ns PROPRIETORS ' MARYLAND BUDDED FROM BEARING TREES You hort men know what that means. You are very well aware that such trees are far superior to trees budded from green immature wood. All our fruit trees are budded from bearing trees in our test orchards. That's just one of the details that have made The IVorld's Greatest Nurseries the standard of efficiency in tree production. Every tree you buy from Us is Harrison-grown, and is so guaranteed. In fact, three generations of Harrisons are devoting their entire time and energy to producing quality trees for you to plant. Practical experience has been combined with training in scientific horticulture, MILLIONS OF QUALITY TREES are ready for shipment from our nurseries. Peach Trees, one-year buds of Greensboro, Carman, Bell of Georgia, Elberta, Ray, Champion and Hiley. One, two and three-year old Apple Trees 5 Yellow Transparent, early, William's Early Bed, best early, Dutchessg Gravenstein, summer varieties, Delicious, Jonathan, McIntosh Red, Stayman'sWi11esap, M. B. Twig,Ye11ow Newton, Winesap, Stark, Rome Beauty, R. I. Greening, Spy, York Imperial, Baldwin, fall and winter. Pear trees, one, two and three-year Kieffer, one-year Bartlett and Seckel. Plurns, Cherries, Apricots, Grape Vines and Bush Fruits. Millions of Strawberry Plants, Klondike, Gandy and 30 other varieties. Thousands of Ornamentals. Maples, Oaks, Oriental Planes and Ever- greens. Thunberg's Barberry and Privet for hedges. All stock rigidly inspected by state oiiicial. We ship promptly by parcel post, express or freight. You need our 1916 Fruit Guide. Write today. It's free. Box 52 BERLIN, Maryland 62 RENT AN 'N ERWUQD TYPEWRITER It is the simplest in construction, easiest in operation, and deservedly the most popular machine of the day. The ujust as good as the Underwood argument, advanced for the sale of other tvpewriters, sums up all the proof of Underwood supremacy. MTM Macl11'ne You EVM! Ezfenrually Buyn - The IDEAL HOME fm Enid Lfirlmnni Forty-second Street at Park Avenue fOpposite Grand Central Terminalj 5122113 Burk STAY AT THE BELMONT AND YOU WILL ENjOY THE EFEICIENT COURTEOUS AND UNOBTRUSIVE SERVICE CHARACTERISTIC OF THIS HOTEL B. L. Ill. BATES iMa1zagi1'1g Direcfov' CORNELL MEN V ,Jia . 1 v V - 'fx , R h? i1 f'f ' 5 rr rep' fi wif? F' jjljli' 5 f .f E A iw? 1 R I X17 E gb ffuxxsi WEN i 1 A 'L M 12 J I 4 7 T 4 A fu- , rr 'iieirn f N , if c g si, A f dhscii x v 5 '16 L l lfi!x: 'lr. i c 'E N rt: V ll 1 J' sf' E V'fg5'iwf,fn1 ' t L 1 4 -' , ,.vi',u,f' 1.5 .' .' K 1.n1.KgiE,wi if K c Y 55.14, . . 1 Z' E- un' Es I 214. 5 X li 3i5,5?Q'5flif,f'ff 2-ffi 4. F 'ivrbgiiclfli 'g n C7 Eiga ml gr' 'murmur I C, ., 4. . l 1. 1U.?'u1ifbI1:IV'5 !l3?!'s!Pi ' 112-f2ll.zat5::sgF C 5 ,, 'Zmu?iWrssz ff L1 -lfttfm ' I w gin'-nu,lHfH!Iii9FE 1TT '., 1 4:1 4 FQQT- , r l- 'tu ,- J 'l wg fiy. Wif i jLlqMlf3H - z iw- i .. 1 1, 1. if A 4 ,, rl 59.33, 'C ,,.. ' L I 5,-1s:g,., rf .iffelirfifiy -N - f f' ' ga . is wg, . I I K The All Steel Route From Rochester Sz Buffalo to Bradford Pittsburgh Wheeling and the . Southwest Request Ticket Agent to route your ticket Via the Buffalo, Rochester Sz Pittsburg Ry. He will do It! VL SAFETY AND SERVICE 3 7 . o-- ' ' Q Vi A 'I I It IV: g,,. .-.m 21 , A: Si- Q. 2 It v m g. Z . 13 usp Qzi f' 9 nw f' nv M 1 -. 4 A mr - 1 . o P - Vssnol. ,Qu WANZER 85 HOWELL The Grocers V Quality : Service ' W X Jw J N .wf7,, T-,fr-A M4 .U 'as- +,.,g,.,'v.! 4, f RYA?AiffwfS,2Qiffw2LwYAmfsmf-arm?ASmmQ.HwuMQQmmmmQ 1 ,Su gg + ' I 'he Chnton House 4? . , 1 W JJ A? 7 97 gy Ithaca 5 Popular Howl :ir ,wg W xp W Ji? S7 DJ Q5 59 Cuzsme and Servzce Unexcelled 4 55 G5 ESTABLISHED 1 812 G. W. Richardson 85 Son Richardson Square Auburn, N. Y. The Oldest Furniture House in the United States The most experienced house in the Country in furnishing CLUBS CHAPTER HOUSES COLLEGE BUILDINGS Our representative is frequently in Ithaca and will respond quickly to a call by tele- phone or by mail. FURNITURE, DRAPERY, CARPETS, WALL PAPER SYRACUSE, N. Y.: E NEW YORK' CITY: 472 S. Salina Street 463 Fifth Avenue 66 The J. W. HOQK Ithaca Hotel Wholesale ITHACA, N. Y. EUROPEAN PLAN Most Conveniently Located Thoroughly Modern Splendid Cafe and Restaurant, in connection Music Evenings ' J. A. AND J. H. CAUSER FRUITS ANDAVEGETABLES BUTTER AND EGGS Nos 113 and 115 S. Tioga Street Established 1871 Bell No. 80 Federal 257 Rogers Printmg Compan D1Xon and Chicago, I11ino1s Our long experience, modern equipment and attention to detail has won for us the confidence and business of colleges throughout the Country, who appreciate QUALITY PRINTING 1 69 C. VICTOR TWISS CO. HENRY E. BULTITUDE, ASSOCIATE INTERIOR DECQRATORS EURNISHERS OE DELTA PHI LLENROC ITHACA, N. Y. MR. BULTITUDE, DESIGNER OE FURNITURE IN THE ST. ELMO CLUB AT YALE, NEW HAVEN, CONN. COMPLETE INTERIOR DECORATION AND EURNISHING YENETIAN GLASS ANTIQUE TAPESTRIES EUOS, LEADED GLASS MAY WE SUGGEST A SCHEME FOR DECORATING - AND EURNISHING YOUR HOME? CORRESPONDENCE INVITED 12 EAST 44th ST., NEW YORK 71 Todd Protectograph Co Established 1899 Rochester New York Wor1d's Largest Makers of Check Protecting Devices llnlllllllflllllllll ill VS. is or 3 in all GEHHQTAHEQRHREEQS SAVAGE ARMS CO., 505 SAVAGE AVENUE, UTICA, N.Y. Manufacturers of High Power and Small Caliber Sporting Rifiesg Automatic Pistolsg and Ammunition 1llllllllllll!Ill1IIl 'llllUllllilllllllllllwIlllllllllll!!llllllllllllllllllmllmllllllllllllllllllIlli'l 'lllI'lilllllllllliIIilllIIlH!l'lll IIllllillIllllllllllllllllllo arol ra r trrr , rl, iai A 2 W W H S250 ill!!!illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll1llll'lIhlllll 'lllllll1llllllIiillillll'llllllllllllllllllllllII'llm,A H i 'V If llllllll lllllll 73 IF YOU DON,T EAT IT WE BOTH LOSE . Burns, Family Bread Call and see for yourself the system We use at our Sanitary Bakery 110 N. Corn St., Ithaca, N. Y. A Place to Eat That Can't Be Beat CIT Y 1 1 I 114 Next to E. Seneca the Star BREAKFAST : DINNER : SUPPER 7:15-8:45 11:45-1:15 5 :45-6 :45 Sunday Dinner 12:15-2 Established 1872 Excelled by none E. A. Wright Co. Engravers : Printers : Stationers Oliices 85 Factory Central Store, Broad Sc Huntingdon Sts. 1218 Walnut St. Philadelphia, Penn. Manufacturer of Class and Society Pins, Medals Cornniencement Invitations Stationery Dance Programs Diplomas Menus Year Book Inserts Leather Souvenirs Novelties Wedding Invitations Calling Cards Bell 921-J Ithaca 210-Y Bailey Garage Co. Livery Storage and Supplies Steam Vulcanizing and Repairing 216 S. Cayuga St. A. E. Cliipman Established 1787 110 E. STATE ST., ITHACA, N. Y. Artistic Furniture Draperies Curtains Embroideries Lamp Shades Reupholstering Refinishing Repairing of all kinds Prompt Sc'1't'icr Brat! U 'orle'11za1z5l1ijJ You Should Trade at the Co-op. Vilhen November lst. comes around, one of the greatest reasons is presented to students, Why they should trade at the Co-op. You buy your supplies at a very lovv price. In addition, any - profit made in excess of the actual running ex- penses, is divided up and paid back to students. The Co-opls. principle is to give full value for your money Without considering the dividend. Cornell Co-operative Society Morrill Hall Ithaca, N. Y. Your friends can buy anything you can give them-except your YA Photograph. The Celebrated Lehigh Valley Coal C ,N Cannel Coal and Wood H fgfv- Main Office and Yard: East Ithaca High Grade Photographs Down Town Office: 133 E, State St. WANZER dz HovvELL's h Franklin C. Cornell Opposite Tompkins County Bank Bell Phone 362 Ithaca Phone 735 76 The FEARSON DAIRY The reputation for furnishing the best Milk and Cream that is sold in Ithaca, has been earned by long and careful study of the most scientific methods used in the selection and care of Milk. Every detail of the business is under my personal supervision, which guarantees that there Will never be a letting down of qual- ity standards. R S PEARSON 412 North Geneva Street Bell Phone 566 Ithaca Phone 235-lx F. A. TYLER, Manager CHAS. E. CORNELL, President Cornell Transfer Company Lessees of Union Transfer Company GENERAL CARTING AND BAGGAGE Student Baggage a Specialty Both Phones Main Oiiice: 121 South Tioga Street Automobile Service THE SENA TE VVhen you get to know us, you will come to us YVe have the best of everything eats and drinks On Aurora St. M. T. G1BBoNs, Prop. i R. A. Heggie ole Bro. Co. Je ui elers 136 E. State St., Ithaca, New York D I A M O N D S Both mounted and loose. Also other goods usually kept in a First-Class Store Fife make Sorority Pins, College Badger and Key: At the Sign of the Green Lantern Tea Room Daily Lunch ---- 350 12 m. - 2 p. ni, Special-Sunclzty Dinner - - :BCC A La Carte Service Special Attention given to Private Parties PHONE ORDERS 140 E. State St. BOUA1 upstziiis Phones Forest Home Inn A Tea Room and Gift Shop Bell 4-F-26 Phones ilthaca 882Y ITHACA, N. Y. At the End of the Forest Home Walk Teas, Luncheons, Dinners Served Regularly Special sorviee may lic 2ll'I'2l1lQQl'Il by Telephone HiCkey'S Lyceum Music Store , 105-109 So. Cayuga St. . 25 years of Musical service to students of Cornell Everything in Music' from Drum Traps to a Baby Grand Piano Home of the Victrola in Ithaca David Wefstein C, M, Kellggg Agent for Best Cleaner and Presser HARLEY DAVIDSON in the City MOTOR CYCLES and Supplies 315 College Ave' All kinds of Repairing done Suits Pressed-250 Aurora and Seneca Streets PURE ICE PROMPT SERVICE Fred E. Illsion Ice Co. ESTABLISHED IN 1876 Bell 79-WV 102 West State St. Federal 88 S1 1 fx 0 1 . 7 ziff,-S? V i 'l 'cf' P,-:K-'Z Y 5 1 rms ' iam: :- 'Mi f !?f' 5, I I l J REASON 4 SMOOTH COCKING 1lYou don't have to open an Ithaca across your knee or break your wrists to cock it. El There is no hard kink, a flip of the barrels Will open and cock an Ithaca. 'll Ithaca hammers are made with a long toe which gives a good cooking leverage. We use no cooking cranks, side levers or push rods but lift harnnier direct when gun is opened. fl Catalog FREE - double guns 317.75 up-single trap guns 51585.00 up. ITHACAY GUN COMPANY ITHACA, NEW YORK l r LANG'S PALACE GARAGE CADILLAC flgfntf for I-IUPMOBILE STUDEBAKER BROCKWAY TRUCKS IVIACK TRUCKS .X . F I S Pew-Sfifzfof llff NM W 72 wi zz , ' . T. KV 1, mv an a U-W X-C AV., ' .4rcf.vJ'0rie'f V 'ff ' 1 l SNTQLL I XQQPZA' ' QE I QQ Alf Cadillac 8 Cylinder FINEST GARAGE AND REPAIR SHOPS IN CENTRAL NEW YORK Both Phones Open Day' and Night I. B. LANG ENGINE 8: GARAGE COMPANY HSKTTJICE 127-129 East Green Street XE fr-ee 'A I N ' I' M- L.,--li 9 A. ,ff 4 , 1 , U. W- gee' QW' 'I ' -1-1 ' S ENLARGED EDITION 4'Songs of Cornellf issued March, 1909, and brought down to date by the addition of Carnelian and White and Fight for Cornell. mms by mmm: Mm smash, fi-fma Hnmmuscmmul Wales, 'n' oxelres- ,za -go , R iff 13.5425 Q li id-gg iiltjitel 1, Far a-bove Cayi- u - ga's. wa- ters, With its waves of blue, 2. Far a-bove the bus - y hum-ming Ol the bust-'ling town, , E? Eli: ,Ea-.ff F 5-are ters, lf if E or Xl . flip-QIJS J ,535-Tijit 15:52 f- W , - in :J 15. 5 sf. 5 g 5-If-a Y ' Y V , I 4, W3La1aaf f . 417-J? ialril H41 Stands our no - ble - ma Ma- ter, Glo - ri-one to view. Beared a-gainst the arch of heav-en, Looks she proud-ly down. ' 9 ff L A' !1TP: e 2' fl Fill' gl It E511-Ju 62. P J, EI 5 if 1- ada .-aft ea - at - of J: f ' -Life 4 E Qblgp ,Q its 123. Melody and by permission of The Oliver Dluon Co., owners of dx C lgh All the Masque Scores, Stunt Songs and everything in a Music'a1 Line at LENT'S MUSIC STORE, 122 NORTH AURORA STREET . 84 ,FK l, X K 'X Ki x g f Xi .xxxqhh--, T J V. nf 'X fxrxx of The alaee aundr High Grade Work p Only Laundry on the Hill F. G. BARNARD, Prop. Ithaca Phone 76x - 323 and 325 Eddy Street STORAGE MO V IN G PACKING of PIANOS AND FURNITURE I will store your goods in my large, clean, centrally located Warehouse and my men experienced will pack and move them promptly and carefully Mitchell the Mover Both Telephones 983 Office and Warehouse: 311 E. Seneca Street Ithaca, N. Y. We Make Your Linen Linen MODERN METHOD LAUNDRY JOHN REAMER, Prop. M M ITHACA, NEW' YORK The University Photo Shop G. F. MORGAN, Prop. 314 College Ave. MAKERS OF Lantern Slides Enlargements Picture Frames and Commercial Work Also Special attention given to Developing and Finishing MOTHER'S KITCHEN A LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S RESTAURANT A CENTER OF UNIVERSITY ACTIVITY .IRIIIGO MOGTEII-IS alffiml ,I 1,755 '4 , gg - T 3 S6 N YORK LIFE SURANCE CO. DARWIN P. KINGSLEY, President I Seventy-First Year of Business During the year 1915 107,690 persons bought policies with The New York Life Insurance Company THIS IS ROUGHLY TVVENTY TIMES THE TOTAL NUMBER OE STUDENTS REGISTERED IN CORNELL UNIVERSITY The total number of persons insured with The New York Life Insurance Company, Jan. 1, 1915 was 1,1'75, 321 THIS IS ROUGHLY TWO HUNDRED TIMES THE TOTAL NUMBER OE STUDENTS REGISTERED IN CORNELL UNIVERSITY The total amount of insurance in force Jan. 1915 was S2,403,800,878 During the past fourteen years, OVER 757, 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, 'O-1 FOR FURTHER INFORNIATION, XVRITE DR C H Agent IZI Catherine Street . . . 3 9 - -- - Born PHoN1-is ITHACA, N. Y. The Up-to-Date Business Man Always Aeloertises in Up-to-Date Papers 0'BRIE.. Fresh, Salt and Smoked M eats POULTRY AND GAME IN SEASON Special Attention Gioen to Fraternity and Club Houses TWO MARKETS 222 North Aurora Street 430 North Cayuga Street rdiiiefmafw Tailors and H aberdashers When you Desire A Remembrance from Your Alma, Mater A Souvenir to send a, friend, A Pennant a Pillow, at Bit of Jewelry Just remember to write to Rothschild Bros. Ithaca, N. Y. And your requests will be given Prompt Attention S8 The Robinson Stuolio,Inc Photographers to all Senior Classes of Cornell University Since 1904. 214 East State Street Ithaca, N. Y. Uiwilmmlllw ' i 1 H la 1,.. 951WEPA55mWiWhsQ1mwww-HH- Cornell '1 Shoe Sh1ne Parlor if Best Parlor 1n the City ?2 FIRST CLASS SHOE SHINES ,. Pr1vate Chaufs for Ladies Rgfgffm X Hats Cleaned and Pressed C1 Yr If Butter Cr1sp Popcorn Peanuts, fllllllllllulllllwg X Candy and Chewmg Gum l 3 101 lXo1th Tmga 53? xx W Nwholas Pappas 6 , ' 5 I . X . 55 - G E . . WVJKK - ' - 1 V C , x 'V E' ofif.. 1 55? ' C f zz A Z 90 N. P. C. PRESS The Ancients Never Ate in Norion Priniing Red and Company Whlte 317 E. State Street, Foot of the H111 Y A Now Look at them They Are All Dead J. Lisseck Makers of College AVG. BOOKS : MAGAZINES : CATALOGS the FLOWERS FUNERAL DESIGNS DECORATIONS Telegraph ofden our spfcialty Cosh The Florisi CORNER STATE AND AURORA STS., ITHACA, N. Y. Bell IOQ7 Fccicm! Q91 'll rband 81 Son Tailors We take great pleasure in sending samples to graduates, and make suits from old measures, according to the latest fashions, also to the particular style you may desire. We carry a full line of goods in all the latest styles and colors for each season, both in Foreign and Domestic Woolens. 206 North Tioga St. Opposite City Hall at . gf, W tlflllf f ffliF'H lil 'Wig -fi I' - fb , L -fi al l wi .. fb 53112 SL , i . ,id For 17 years We have made Photos of Cornell Students. Your friends can buy anything you can give them-except your Photograph VanBuren Photographer Over 115-117 E. State St. Both phones Kodaks for sale, rent, or exchange Our developing and printing is the best because It is done by Professionals . E LCH lEstablished 18421 Dealer in Fresh, Salt and Smoked Meats CHOICE SAUSAGE GAME OYSTERS and POULTRY in SEASON 106 EAST STATE STREET Both Phones ce Cream There is no dessert that you can make or buy that so thoroughly satisiies everybody as our Ice CreamHNONE BETTER MADE ANYWHERE. Milk Our rapidly growing milk business indicates very clearly the appreciation of the people of Ithaca toward pasteur- ized milk. You should be among those Who are guarding their ovvn and the health of their children by using milk Which has been subjected to the process of pasteurization. We are the only producers in the city. Orders given over phone for either Ice Cream or milk will receive prompt attention. 2 3 : : 1 1 1 Special attention and deliveries to Fraternities Sanitary Ice Cream and CO., Inc. Either Phone-No. 912 Factory, 701 W. State Street 03 Cotrell 81 Leonard ALBANY, N. Y. Oflicial hflakers of CAPS, GOWNS AND HOODS To the American Col- ' leges and Universities From the Atlantic to the Pacific - - CASS i ' l Class Contracts a X' 57, Specialty 'iilxiil Correct Hoods for All Degrees. Rich Robes for Pulpit and Bench BULLETIN, SAMPLES, ETC., ON REQLTEST L. C. BEMENT, Ithaca Representative Established 1908 Stover Printing Company 115 N. Tioga Street Ithaca, N. Y. Manufacturers of the right and on time kind of Printing. Forest ity aundr E. M. MERRILL Quality and Service The Ideal Lunch 103 N. Tioga St. The very best quick lunches in in Y the City Give us a try Capacity of Bridge Works, 75,000 Tons per Annum The Phoenix Bridge Company Engineers and Builders of Bridges and Other Structures of Steel Works: Phoenixville, Pa.-Established 1790 OFFICES 410 Walnut St., Philadelphia 528 Pierce Building, St. Louis 49 William Street, New York 901 Hurt Building, Atlanta 110 State Street, Boston 26 Victoria St., London, Eng. 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BROWNRIGG 2038 Grand Central Terminal New York City Cl-IAS. L. TRC T CC. GOLD AND SILVERSMITI-IS Second Floor 170 Broadway, New York - Corner Maiden Lane Catalog THE BLUE BOOKJ' of jewelry 100 Announcement The Perrine Studio, located in the Brooks Block, 126 East State Street, has been purchased by Albert Koch And is now open for business Mr. Koch is a photographer of experience having been in business on Fifth avenue, New York City, for many years, but sold his studio there on account of ill health of his family. We make fi specialty of Large Group Pictures as we have a camera that will take pictures from one foot to six feet long and 10 inches wide. By appointment only. The Koch Studio ff! 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Prinfers LITHO GRAPHERS, STATIONERS BLANK B O OK MANUFACTURER S Algt NJ dN Yk 'Nw Qli. t-czk ,-se.. . if - ' as 5EElr1il,5lQ5lBia,i There is an unsurpassed view from your car Window and no additional expense for the privilege of stopping over when you travel via the Michigan Central R.R. The Niagara Falls Route Where will you spend this year's vacation? Why not northern Michigan, the land of lakes. See Water sports and the finest fishing. The Hotel you Want and the rate you Wish to pay. May We send you booklets? Address TRAVEL BUREAU Michigan Central R. R. 228 S. Clark St. Chicago, Ill. K: gg T 104 4 -Q I .M l 4 - qIDon't travel in a rut, but get one of our pressmg Contracts to keep your appearance just right. J. C . D U R F E Y 409 W. State Street Both Phones INSURANCE She: lf we must cut down expenses, why no. drop ycur life insurance ? H He.' Not much. That's your insurance, not mine. l Figure we can trim about all the other items so as to save at least S400 a year, ard lm going to take a hundred of that and buy another Postal policy while l can get it. You and the kiddies may be glad some day. She : Cthoughtfullyl l guess you're right at that, lim. Put Life Insurance in Your Family Budget --and Keep It There ' HE real husband always makes a liberal allowanc e for life-insurance whether his Wife Wants him to or not, but the sensible Woman does Want him to when she considers it seriously. And whether times are hard or easy they both Want the most protection possible for their money, and hundreds of them during the last decade have therefore been turning to the osTAL IFE NSURANCE Co PA Y The Postal employs no agents but issues its policies direct. expenses are thus saved and go to its policyholders. It is not alone the Company of Safety and Service but also Agents' commissions and oflice. I of Saving, for you will find net cost low-lower than ever before-because the Postal's actual underwriting experience has enabled it now to make a 1 G reduction in premium rates with a continu- 1 0 0 ance of the annual guaranteed Besides these savings, the Company pays the usual contingent d If you are in good health you should take advantage of the I0'Z, reduction in premium-rates and other Postal economies. Find Out How Much You Can Save At Your Age ' on any standard form of Policy-Whole-Life, Limited-Payment Life, Endowment, Joint Life, or on a Monthly lncome Contract. The Postal issues all of the standard forms, and operates under the strict supervision of the New York State lnsurance Department and is subject to the United States Postal authorities. To get exact figures for your age, simply H11 out the coupon and mail toda .. y- Remember: No agent will be sent to visit you. The Postal Life employs no agentsg resultant commission-savings go to you because you deal direcl. POSTAL '1!!QEll1',E,'3MT5S!5E, SSQMPANY w ll dividend of 2 I ividends, depending on earnings. f lx 5 nl mi. if rl ' L 1 PCor:eTli111f M I 0 xmmmom fag. os 8. e ? fi, '47f,J 'd Misa? Insurance xf ,Q-, 5 Rgqff Company 1134 EXWQQ 35 Nassau St., N. Y. f-vf .3 Without obligating me, Nei c Q please send full insurance I V? artxculars for my age. ings -ss Nafn is. '45 A cfdress gg: .........., ........... ' 0ccupalion,............. A A I--t,.m..s.Q'Z , i qv . - ,H 0 -N wil h n l. fr- :- L W W . rs 1 fa -' t,,, , vi ex, -..,,-, s'- zfifs Silks' H? 7945531 73?-a A 95-'n -.44-vig. 1 -35, wi-:, , r-vs . -ef Q aug' - N-,.,a .1 if 'si-my R1 .995 . 41,91-QL.-:c 9114: --' 'QQ-F JQ. 212912, :eww --I- '99:fQE.c' '5-1:-..1 xi- -:'!5? - R55-'Y' rigs: P .igkg :ws-,: r r.x '-'df fe X '-in N-1 'X 'N-?:-ff 'Q fa if - T1-lmrv-Five NASSAU STREET NEWYORK Jig -am 106 Exacl dale of Eirth . .... . . . The Personal Writing Machine You can coronatype without a college education. You can also acquire a college education without knowing how to coronatype but-owning a Corona makes getting a college education easier. Coronatyping is not a gift, like handwriting, but an accomplish- ment you can acquire by doing -one you'll be able to use profitably long after youfve quit being an undergrad. For everything from making lecture notes readable before they're cold, to writing theses, or doing fussy social stuff Corona is the collegian's friend. This includes co-eds. Corona in a case costs S50 A Weighing six pounds ready to write-this little machine is being used all over the world. On battlefronts, in ships, on trains and by engineers on mountain peaks and in deserts. VVrite us for Proof of the Pudding--telling who uses Corona and why. Corona Typewriter Company, Inc. GROTON, N. Y. New York Chicago San Francisco Agencies in all principal cities 107 arlborough Hotel Herald Square Broadway-3601-Wh Streets New York City Headquarters for Cornell Men and Their Families This famous hotel has been entirely remodelled and refurnished, up to date in every appointment, and can now be compared favor- ably with any hotel in the city. It has the most convenient location being Within five minutes from the Pennsylvania and N. Y. Central Stations, Within a few seconds of the leading theatres and department stores. No other hotel on Broadway has such large and beautiful rooms at the rates of 31.00 Per Day and Upg Rooms with Bath, 31.50 Per Day Up Restaurant 5005 less than any other first class hotel in New York Write for Booklet J. F. DOWNEY, Manager C. H. RUHL Proprietors J. AMRON Hygienic Cereal Coffee A Delicious Health Drink Palatable-Nutritious-Eeonomical COFFEE contains caffeine, which is productive of heart palpitatic-n, dimness of vision, sleeplessness, deafness, etc. Why continue its use? Try in place Hygienic Cereal Coffee which is made from pure nourishing cereals, is palatable, healthful and economical. Special low prices to Fraternity Houses freight prepaid. Nearly 20 years a leading health drink. Hygienic Cereal Co. DANSVILLE, N.Y. Over a Million Satisfied customers Wear KREEP- A-WA Felt Slippers. Felt Foot- Wear provides comfort, ease and relief for tender feet. S The Men enjoy them in the evening after the day's Work is done. Ask your Dealer for KREEP-A-WA Felt Slippers. Blum Shoe Mfg. Co. DANSVILLE, NEW YoRK P RE FOOD PRODUCTS A Reliable Source of Supply at a Reasonable Price In answer to the question where can pure products be obtained? we can say that for over fifty years the Readshaw's Forest Mills have co-operated with The Jackson Health Resort in perfecting the best products from grains. Purity, nutritive elements and quality are all needed to meet the particular requirements of a health resort. It is only by years of experience that the skill and judgment necessary to produce such results can be acquired. The ReadshaW's Forest Mills have had a longer experience in this specialty than any other in the United States, and are still making their products under the same experienced manager. They are now so organized as to serve distant customers, as well as The Jackson Health Resort, by shipping barrels and half-barrels filled with separate packages of their different products at the mill price, thus saving to the customer the two or three profits necessarily exacted by a dealer. The freight, even to distant cities, is a small item and the purchaser has the assurance that he is receiving the purest and the best products. The Mills desire to serve people Who are particular about what they eat, and will send price list and illustrated booklet E free, on request. Address READSHAW'S FOREST MILLS Dansville, New York 700,000 Fresh Dug Trees at Wholesale Prices Apple, Plum, Pear, Cherry Peach and Quince, one and two year old, guaranteed true to name, Genesee Valley grown, direct from nursery to planter. What a former Cornell boy has to say about my trees Forest Lawn, N. Y., Oct. 5, 1914 F. XV. Wells, Dansville, N. Y. Dear Sir-I wish to thank you for the eourtesies extended to us during our recent visit to Dansville. After a most thorough inspection of your nursery stock I wish to state that we were especially pleased with the wonderful growth made by your stock and cleanliness being free from scale, insects and fungi. The growth made by apple, peach and cherry stock is the greatest and sturdiest I have ever seen. Our inspection of your stock was simply one of many, however, as the result of our visit, we enclose our order for 1000 apple trees as named. Yours truly, EWELL D. BAKER F. VV. Wells, Dansville, N. Y. Dear Sir-Nursery stock arrived some time past and all planted. Please accept thanks for your usual etlicient service, also at this time we again wish to compliment you upon your stock. lVe repeat our expression in our former letter and enclose an order for spring for 600 apple trees. Wishing you merited success, I am Yours truly, EWELL D. BAKER. DO NOT BUY from any one at any price until you write for my FREE ILLUSTRATED CATALOG F. W. WELLS Wholesale Nurseries ZOO Treeacres Road, DANSVILLE, N. Y. l09 Here'swhat you have been looking for. Home Convenience While at school or traveling. . Absolutely the best there is to be had in Trunk Construction. Awarded GRAND PRIZE at the Panama. Pacific Exposition at San Fran- cisco. Write today for latest catalog and prices, also your dealers name. NATIONAL VENEER PRODUCTS CO. Mishawaka, Indiana The uality Shop THE HOME OF Hart Schaffner 8a Marx Fashion Park and Clothcraft Clothes Also complete lines of Sport Coats, White Serge and Flannel Trousers, Sport Shirts, Summer underwear, Shirts etc. E. B. BAXTER 150 E. State St. Ithaca, N. Y. SULLIVAN BROTHERS Grocers 310 STEWART STREET Caterers to Fraternity Trade Prompt and Ehicient Service Both Phones Post office: Hopewell Junction, R.F.D.: Railroad Station Brinckerhoff, N. Y. ARCADIA. FA. M DUTCHESS CO., N. Y. This model dairy farm is ideally located in the foothills of the Fishkill Mountains, or in what is locally called the f'Hook. Its fifteen hundred acres of hills and meadows, are watered by many spring fed brooks which are never dry 5 its fertile fields supply corn for the great white silos and furnish the small grains for the varied departments of the farm. The cow barns and dairy methods are marked at 100 per cent by the Health Board of the City of New York. -Newspaper Duke Korndyke, the son of Duke Pontiac Korndyke De Kol 83, 163, a brother of King of the Pontiacs, the greatest living bull of the breedg and brother to Pontiac Lady Korndyke and grandson of Pontiac Korndyke, 25382, heads a promising herd of pure bred Holstein-Friesian cows. This wonderful young bull promises to honor the record of his family the Pontiacs and DeKols. Financial Hope No. 69,868, the grandson of imported Financial King No. 57188, one of the best bred bulls Con both sire and dam's sidej of the breed heads the herd of Jerseys. Pure Bred,A registered and pedigreed Chester White boars and sows. Toulouse and Emblen Geese 5 Mammoth Pekin ducks g S. C. Rhode Island Reds 5 Black Minorcasg and Plymouth Rocks. For Sale every year: Bull Calves, young Service boars, eggs, gos- lings, ducks and chicks. M. GORDON NISSEN, Supt. lll The Paper in this Annual IS BLACK 81 WHITE coarse BooK made by Dill 85 Collins Co., the most celebrated makers of fine printing DEIDCI' ID IIIIS country, HIICI IIS selection is an evidence of the determination on the part of those responsible for its publication, to issue a book that would be a credit to the Col- lege. While it was recognized that the best of paper does not insure a satisfactory result, and that good plates and a skillful printer are also essentials, the publishers were aware that paper was the one item that was likely to be cut in competitive bidding, and they therefore avoided this danger by selecting and specifying in their requests for quotations, a paper with a country-wide rep- utation, and sold at a fixed price to all. Inquiry made direct to the manufacturers, brought the publishers a com- prehensive and beautiful assortment of printed samples, to- gether with a most courteous letter of information, which served as a valuable basis for intelligent consideration and 7r Q Y'- 'QQE Mp? decision, DILL 85 COLLINS CO. Makers of HIGH GRADE PRINTING PAPERS Both with and without a coated surface PHILADELPHIA Boston Vifarehousez 161 Pearl St. New York Warehouse: 419 Lafayette St. Exclusive Distributing Agents THE PAPER MILLS' COMPANY - - Chicago, Ill. THE CHATFIELD cb WOODS CO. - Cincinnati, Ohio THE UNION PAPER dz TWINE CO. - Cleveland, Ohio BLAKE, MOFFITT dr TOVVNE - - San Francisco, Cal. BLAKE, MOFFITT :St TOWNE - Los Angeles, Cal. BLAKE, MCFALL COMPANY - - Portland, Oregon AMERICAN PAPER COMPANY - - Seattle, Wash. 112 ' A dvertising In dex Adelphia Hotel ......,...... Alley, B. E., 8: C0 .....,.... American Fountain Pen C0.. American Knitting C0 ....... American Nlaterials C0 .... .Arcadia Farms ........,. Atkinson Press. . . . Atwa ter, F. H ...4 Bailey Garage ...A Baxter, F. B ...... Belmont Hotel .... Biltmore Hotel .... Blum Shoe Co ..,. B001 Floral C0 ............. Bcol Furniture C0 .......... Bordenls Condensed Milk Co. Boston 8: Lockport Block Co. Bretton Hall Hotel .......... Br0adway,Central Hotel ..... Brooks Brothers ............ BulTalo, Rcchester 8 Pitts- burgh R. Co ......... Burns' Bakery ............, Burns, W. L. ....... . Cado Cigarette C0 ..,.... Calcott 8: Co., F. H ....... Calumet Tea 8: Collee C0 .,.. Cammeyer Shoes ...,.,... Chipman, A. E. .... .... City Cafeteria. . . , Clinton House ............ Cole Garage .,............. Columbia Graphophone Co.. Conlon, Ii. L ............... Cornell C0-operative Society. Cornell, F. C ...........,... Cornell Shoe Shining Co ..... Cornell Transfer C0 ..... Corona Typewriter C0 .... Cosh, G. IXCI ............. Cotrell 8: Leonard ........ Courtessis Cigarettes .,...... Cranefs Sons, Theo. A., Co. . . Cumberland Hotel ......., Delaware 8: Hudson Co. .... . Delaware, Lackawanna 8: IfVestern R. R. C0 ....... Dieges 8: Clust ......,.... Dill 8: Collins C0 .,......... Dold Packing C0., Jacob .... Dromedary Dates ........ Durfey, C ............ Dwinell-Wfright C0 ,... Eagle Pencil C0 ......... East Hill Coal Yard ..... 23 102 25 36 26 III 19 18 75 110 63 I2 108 47 47 B-3 33 I4 34 4 64 .74 -74 15 27 31 I5 75 75 65 IO 2 76 76 76 Q0 78 107 QI 94 30 99 I3 35 25 38 112 37 ZQ 105 37 39 76 Elgin-American hflfg. Co. . . F0rce2' .. .....,..... .. Forest City Laundry .... Forest Home Inn ........... Fitzgerald, VV. I ............. Fletcher, XY. 8: A., Company. . Frank Brothers .............. Garcia Faman Cigars ....... Gardiner, P. 'I' ............. Green Lantern Tea Room .... Genesee Pure Food C0.. . . Glen Springs Hotel ...... . Golding, John ......... Hardman, Peck 8 C0. . . Harrison. G. 8: Son .... Heggie, R. A. 8: Bro. C0 ....,. Hendee Nlanufacturing Co... . . Hickey, F ............. . Higgins, Chas. NI. C0 ..... Hills.Brothers C0 ....... Hinds, Noble 8: Eldredge ..r.. I-I-O Company .............. Holmes 8: Edwards Silverware Company.. ...r........ ,. . Hook, 'W ......r......... Horsman, FQ. I. C0 ....,... HOTELS Adelphia .. ........... . . Belmont.. ..... . . Biltmore . ....... . Bretton Hall ....... Broadway Central.. . . Clinton House ..... Cumberland . . Glen Springs . . . Iroquois .... Ithaca . .... . Lafayette... . . . . Lenox . .,...... . lVIarlbOr0ugh... . . . Onondaga . .. Rittenhouse .... . Rochester .. . . Senate . . . Seymour .. . YValt0n.. .... . . YV00dst0ck .. . . . 7 X ates. .... ,....... . H. P. English Sauce ... Hygienic Cereal C0 . . Ideal Lunch Room ..... Illston Ice C0 .. ........... . . Indian hilotorcycles .. ...... . . International Silverware C0. . . Iroquois Hotel ............. 24 54 94 79 39 99 40 08 98 79 5 B-2 40 29 62 79 541 80 .29 29 115 54 97 67 I5 23 63 I2 14 34 65 I3 B-2 56 67 54 22 IOS 33 48 19 QI 60 47 44 43 96 IOS 94 81 41 97 56 Ithaca Gun Co ..,... . Ithaca Hotel ..,...,....... . Ithaca Star Laundry ......... Ittner,VVm. B .,............, Iahn 85 Ollier Engraving Co. . . Hjelloi' ................... Jessop, VVm. 85 Sons ..,,... . Jones, IVIeckes K Jones ..... . Karnak Rugs ......... . Kellogg, C. NI ..,...... . Kelly Bros ..... . Koch, A ......... ,.... . Lafayette Hotel .....,l..,, Lang, B., Engine 85 Garage Co.. ,......4....,.,.. . . Lehigh Coal Co ..,......,.... Lehigh Valley Railroad Co. . . Lenox Hotel ...,......i... . Lent, B. F .....,............ Lewis, L .,.......,,...... Lidgerwood Nlanufacturing Co. Locomobile Company ol America Lyceum IVIusic Store ......... Lynch, blames, Coal Co ...... h Iac IVIonnies, Frank ....... . Maloney Bros. Ex XVells .... , . Consolidated Safety Value Co. hflarlborough Hotel .......,.. Mfarlin Firearms Co .......... lkla ry Elizabeth ............. hlayers, Frank .........,.... hlichigan Central R. R. Co. . . IWitchell, the IVIOver ......... lVIodern lVIethod Laundry .... hI0rgan, G. F ..,.,.,........ hflorris 85 Co .......,...... . IVIorrison, 'IVI ............. , IVIOther,s Kitchen ............ National Veneer Products Co. New York Central Railroad. . . New York Life Insurance Co. , L'Niagara Brand Products... Norton Printing Co. ,...... . . . O,Brien, D. S. ...........,. . Gnonclaga Hotel ..,..,..... . Orchard Tea Shop ...,....... Owen, F. A., Publishing Co... Palace Garage ...... ' ........ . Palace Laundry ........... . Papas, Nicholas ....... . Pearson, R. S ............. . Peerless Rubber Mfg. Co ..... Peterson, Sinclaire 85 IVIiller, Inc... ............,.. . . . , Phoenix Bridge Co ........... Pickering Governor Co ....... Pittsburgh Spring 85 Steel Co. . Platt 81 Washburn Refining Co. 82 67 2o 40 55 5 48 40 58 81 56 101 54 S3 25 4 22 S4 I5 48 3 80 S9 96 S4 53 IOS 18 1o1 58 104 35 35 85 52 S9 86 IIO SI 37 37 QI 88 33 57 50 33 Ss Q0 77 49 21 95 IO IOO 65 Postal Life Insurance Co ..... IO6 Rail Joint Co ............... IO Reaclshaw's Forest Mills ..... IOQ Red 85 Vxlhite Cafeteria .... . QI Reed7s Sons, Jacob .......... 27 Remington Typewriter Co. .... 11, 42 Rex Humus ..........,... 21 Richardson, G. W. 85 Son ..... 66 Riggins-Schillat, R. H. Co .... 103 Rittenhouse Hotel ........ . 48 Robinson Studio, Inc .... . 89 Rochester Hotel ....... . I9 Rogers Printing Co .... . 68 Rorapaugh 85 Sturm .......,, 88 Rothschild Bros ............ 88 Sanitary Ice Cream 85 Milk Co. Q3 Savage Arms Co ..,...,...... 73 Scranton Bolt 85 Nut Co ...... 57 Scullin Steel Co ........ . 100 Sears, Roebuck 85 Co... 8 Senate Hotel ......... . 78 Seymour Hotel ...,..... . 60 Smith, L. C. 81 Bros. Typewriter C0 ...... . 28 Sperry Gyroscope Co .... . . I7 Starin, A. L ........... . 61 Statlerls Restaurant .... . 58 Stover Printing Co ..... . Q4 Sullivan Brcs ............ . 110 Theatre lXIaga2ine, The ....... 9 Tiffany 85 C0 ................ B-I Tietjen 85 Lang Dry Dock Co. . Q5 Todd Protectograph Co ...... 72 Treman, King 85 Co ....... . . 36 Trout, Chas. L. Co .,........ 100 Twiss, C. Victor, 85 Co ........ 70 Underwood Typewriter Co. . , 63 University Smoke Shop ...... 59 Urband 85 Son. .. ,....... . . 92 Van Buren, C. B .....,.. . Q2 Veedol ............. . 65 'Walton Hotel .....r... . 47 Vlfanzer 85 Howell ....... 65 Waterman, A. A. Co .... . 32 Vklaterman, L. E. Co... . 45 VVelch, ........... . '92 VVells Wholesale Nurseries . 109 VVetstein, D ............ . 81 Wheat's Ice Cream Co... . 46 Vlfhite, G. Companies.. 6 VVhitehouse Coffee ..... . 37 Whitehouse 85 Hardy ..... . 45 VVilliams Bros ........... . 20 Woodstock Hotel ..........., 44 'Wo0l7s Bakery .............. 20 Wfool, R. H. ................. 20 VVright, E. A., Bank Note Co.. 75 Yates Hotel Co ............. 43

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