Cornell University - Cornellian Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 576 of the 1917 volume:

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'Zf l li LM IN MENXQRIAM Robert Sliohle Jglarkball joseph Brenner Ulrehor Qliourb Eurkingbam walter QEotnaro Guloi A Eames Morgan Ziaart ilaotnoro Brpsoale laess QEotson Qlilapton Jiairks jlltlarion louise Zlaooper warp i9auIine Ztiohrn QEogar Stanley Morris Zirene jfap Qmitb , jfreoerir itltlontrose Zlugust Webster Zobn Eos.-:pb Einierki 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-ofhcio, 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. Cf 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 Uni- versity to serve for live years, five are appointed by the Governor of the State of New York for the same term of service, and one is annually elected by the State Grange. BOARD OF TRUSTEES THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNIVERSITY . Ithaca THE GOVBRNOR or NEW ETORK . ,. Albany THE LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR . . Albany THE SPEAKER or THE ASSEMBLY - , Albany THE COMMISSIONER or EDUCATION . . . Albany THE COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE THE PRESIDENT or THE STATE AGRICULTUR THE LIBRARIAN or THE CORNELL LIBRARY . , . . . Albany AL SOCIETY, 187 Genesee Street, Utica . . . . Scranton, Pa. CHARLES EZRA CORNELL .... , Ithaca XJARED T. NEWMAN . CBA , Ithaca 'TMYNDERSE XKTAN CLEEF . CBJ , Ithaca TROBERT H. TREMAN CBJ , Ithaca 12 TJOHN XVESTERVELT XNIRS. I'IA,R.RIET T. IVIOODY IITHOIVIASJ XYILSON Q I'IENRY,I'I'. WEsT1NoHoUSE CHARLES TREMAN ITOOER B. XVILLIAMS . 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Dix, Horace Wfhite, Dean Albert R. hflann, Prof. -James G. Needham, Prof. 'William A. Stocking, Jr. - hfledical College Council: President Schurman, Chairman, 'William hi. Polk, H. R. Ickelheimer, H. H. Wfestinghouse, Ira A. Place, Lewis A. Stimson, VV. Gilman Thompson. Veterinary College Council: President Schurman, Chairman, Charles S. Wfilson, Pred VV. Sessions, Wlilliam F. Pratt, il. DuPratt White, ,lohn A. Dix, Horace lVhite, Prank H. Nliller, Thomas B. Wfilson, Franklin Nfatthews, Jared T. Newman, Dean Veranus A. Nfoore, Prof. Pierre A. Pish. 1-1. 142 l EZRA CORNELL PRESIDENT 'I-ACOB GOULD SCHURMAN A I . Baker Court 74 U dv A -Photo by j. P. Troy Hp. , Ll',Z.Y'f1 '1'f5fJ If , - al 115 1, 1. Q 'A , 1iZ'Zif-'-Qfzlvilif Q eg 6 fl vi y j l V Y ' ' f :fr 1' ' F 'yy ' - . kv-w Mx? ff 3 125: fcffv ....,My,. ,, I. g:::.If. 431::Nf9',, 51 1 ffl, 3 w. 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Troy 1 - D s 1 1 '-fvfggmi ., '.:7mymg:g,f vW 'ef 9,1 nw .?,..-,W ,?w,..f,,1fL7,, -Q,,,1- .za r:e+af,.:f:,v.1 '...5-ww ,'f 'GT w 1. .- .- :M W r- :-,,.Q24va,g- 1. - I - V- ,V ...11 55,4 ,. 1 1 , J 7 x ,-, J.-4 ' j 12:15 ' . 'l'.A iii- ,V V. . . . Mr? X 3 A Z. fff-fL 5S,4-1 'Z f' ,ff f. 1'-'94, ., - 1, 4:4 .ww -- 1- a,sq.r?1ff.:,g:.cffiea-fr.V wg: ' 1, 1 ,f!5:q'g,:j.- u . . .ff-'D1' -nfs, .::a1:.Z1 v. . ,,-W'-,bl V- .-51, ,Q -I - , -.gif 1 Q. , .L,. ...Wiz 'v ,,, ..., 4,554 1 I. 7 , 4if .', 4 I ff 'S V 1 f , fy F3 5 if f Tiff :.1ez5,j. , ,4 , Z, iw, . 1 -.f17f-j':- ..., 1 f' H: , ,pq ' L M1 ,.,, I 1 1 1 i 1 A 1 1 5 l ESRDUJURLQ ALBERT RUSSELL NIANN, B.S.A., AM., Acting Dean ' of the College of Agricfaltnre, Acting Director of the Cornell Unizferfity Agricultural Experirnent Station, and Profefxor of Rural Social Organization. 'b B.S.A., Cornell, 19045 A.M., University 01 Chicago, ' 1916. AZ, KAP CI-Ionoraryj, EE. 1 Faculty PROFESSORS 'BRISTOW ADAMS, B.A., Profeffor, Editor of Pitblicationf BA., Leland Stanford, 1900. EE, AFP. ARTHUR AUGUSTUS ALLEN, A.B., A.1VI., Ph.D., Afxistant Profeffor of Ornithology A.B., Cornell, 1907, A.M., 19085 Ph.D., IQII. FA, EE. HZOWARD EDWARD BABCOCK, Ph.B., Afsistant Extenfion Profeffor and Affiftant 1 State Director of Farm Bnreaitf Ph.B., Syracuse, 1911. AX. VVILLIAM CHARLES BAKER, B.S.A., Profeffor of Drawing B.S.A., Cornell, 1898. ELMER EUGENE BARKER, AB., Ph.D., Affiftant Profeffor of Plant Breeding AB., Cornell, 1910, Ph.D., IQI4. EE. JOHN HALL BARRON, B.S.A, Affistant Profeffor of Farm Crojnf B.S.A., Cornell, 1910. EE. 17 F 'r v: 4. .11 L Uv f l gal 1 1 4 ln ' tx 1 1 'l M. E v 1 V Lf Mi 41 ll 411 lXflORTIER FRANKLIN BARRUS, A.B., Ph.D., Extent-ion Profeffot' of Plant Pathology AB., Wabash, 1908, Ph.D., Cornell, 1911. FA, CII-BK, EE. ALVIN CASEY BEAL, B.S., Nl.S.A., Ph.D., Profeffor of Flo1'lcnltnne F'-.S., lllinois, 18975 Nl.S.A., Cornell, 1903, Fh.D., IQII. EE. . EARL WVH1TNEY BENJAMIN, B.S.A., M.S., Fh.D., Afflstant Profeffof of-Poultry Hnfbandry Q ' B.S.A., Cornell, 1911, MS., 1912, Ph.D., 1914. AFP, EE. JOHN BENTLEY, JR., B.S., NLF., Afsiftant Profeuov' of Fonfftry B.S., Wesleyan, 1904, lVl.F., Yale, 1907. FFT, CIDBK, EE. ' H CORNELIUS BETTEN, B.A., Ph.D., Secretary and Regiftrar of the College and P1'o- feffot' of Botany BA., Lake Forest College, 1900, Ph.D., Cornell, 1906. FA, EE. ' M1R1AM BIRDSEYE, B.A., Aniftant Profeffor of Home Econovnlcf B.A., Smith, 1901. l JAMES ADRIAN BIZZELL, BS., NLS., Pl1.D., Pnoffffov' of Soil Terhnology . B.S., North Carolina, 1895, MS., IQOO, Ph.D., Cornell, 1903. FA, Acacia, AXE EE. ' W FOREST lXflILO BLODGETT, B.S.A., Fh.D., Afflftant Profeffor of Plant Pathology B.S.A., Cornell, 1910, F'h.D., 1914. EE. - A CLARENCE ALFRED BOUTELLE, Alffiftant Extenxion Profeffov' of'Ani1nal Htuhanalry SEEK. JAMES CHESTER BRADLEY, A.B., NIS., Ph.D., A7fsi1tant.P1'ofe15or of Syftavnatic Entomology A A.B., Cornell, 1906, MS., California, 1907, Ph.D., Cornell, IQIVO. FA, EE. HARRY OLIVER BUCKMAN, B.S.A., M.S.A., Ph.D., Afslstant Profeffot' of Soil Technology BSA., Iowa State, 19065 MSA., 1908, Ph.D., Cornell, IQI2. AZ, FA, AT, EE. . BflAURICE CHASE BURR1TT, B.S.A., M.S.A., Extenfion Profeffot' and State Dirertov' of Fawn Bttraattf B.S.A., Cornell, 1908, lXfl.S.A., IQIO. Ef1vE,Hebs-Sa. GEORGE 'WALTER CAVANAUGH, B.S., Profeffor of Chevniftry in ttf Rzlationf to Agtlcnltnre I B.S., Cornell, 1896. Nayati, AZ CH0n0raryJ. VV1LL1AM I'l.ENRY CHANDLER, B.S.A., NLS., Fh.D., Proffffor of Rffearch in Pont- olovy . BSA., Missouri, 1905, MS., 1906, Ph.D., IQI4. Az, zz. GEORGE HARRIS COLLINGWOOIE, B.S., Affiftant Profeffor of Forettry BS., Michigan Agricultural College, 1911. , ANNA BOTSFORD CMRSJ COMSTOCK, BS., Afflstant P1-offffov' of Natnrf Study B.S., Cornell, 1885. KA9, EE. 18 JOHN HENRY COMSTOCK, B.S., Profefroi' of Entomology and General lnvertebratf Zoology, Eineritnr f - B.S., Cornell, 1874. AT, AZ QHOn0raryj, FA, EE. ' CYRUS RICHAXRD CROSBY, A.B., Extenrion Proffuov' of Entomology I A.B., Cornell, IQO5. EE. DICK CROSBY, NLS., Profzyroi' of Extension Tfaching NLS., Michigan Agricultural College, 1901. AZ. LEWIS JQSEPHUS CROSS, A.B., Ph.D., Profeffov' ofAg1'icnltn1'al Cheinirtry A.B.,eC0rnell, 1909, Ph.D., 1912. FA, EE, Alernbic. -RALPH VVRIGHT CURTIS, B.S.A., M.S.A., Profffroi' of Lanclycape Art B.S.A., Cornell, 19015 lVl.S.A., 1905. AZ, FA. EDWARD GORTON DAVIS, BS., Profeffor of Lanilrcape Art BS., Denison, 1905. BQH. ARTHUR 'JOHNSON EA-1VlES, AB., A.M., Ph.D., flrfirtant Proferfoi' of Botany ' A.B., Harvarcl,,1908g AM., 1910, Ph.D., 1912. GEORGE CHARLES' EMBODY, BS., MS., Ph.D., Arrirtant Projkfror of Aqnicnltnre B.S., Colgate, 1900, NLS., 1901, Ph.D., COrnell, 1910. AKE, FA, EE. 'RAOLLINS ADAMS EMERSON, B.Sc., D.Sc., Profefroi of Plant Breeding A B.Sc., Nebraska, 18975 D.Sc., Harvard, 1913. AZ, EE, CIDBK. 1 viGEOR0E ABRAM EVERETT, A.B., LLB., Profefyor ofExten1ion Tfaching if I f . V A.B., Cornell, 1899, LLB., 1901. Zodiac. ELMER OTTEKBEIN FIPPIN, B.S.A., Extanrion Profefroi' of Soil Tfchnology BSA., ,Ohio State, 1900. AZ. , -YVALTER WARNER FISK, B.S., NIS., Alffiftant Proffrfor of Dairy I'l'LCi1,Lfl7'37 'B.S., Cornell, 19103 MS., 1912. HARRY IVIORTON FITZPATRICK, AB., Ph.D., Arfiytant Profefroi' of Plant Pathology AB., Cornell, 1909, Pl1.D., 1913. EE. ROYAL GIEKEY, B.S.A., Arfiftant Profeffoi' of Extenrion Teaching B.S.A., C0rnell, 1908. AZ. CHARLES TRUMAN GREGORY, B.S.A., Ph.D., Alrrirtant Profffroi' of Plant Pathology BSA., Cornell, 1910, Ph.D., 1914. EE. EREDERICK LLEWELLYN GRIFFIN, HS., M.S.A., Proferfoi of Rafal Education 1, BS., Oregon Agricultural College, 1908, Nl.S.A., 1911. FEA. EDWARD SEWALL GUTHRIE, B.S.A., M.S.A., Ph.D., Profefror of Dairy Inalnrtry B.S.A., Iowa State COllCgC,,IQO5, Nl.S.A., Cornell, 1910, Ph.D., 1913. NIERRITT WVESLEY HARPER, B.Sc., MS., Profeuor of Animal Hiubanclry B.Sc., Ghio State, 1901, NLS., University Of Illinois, 1902. BLANCHE EVANS HAZfXRD, A.B., AAT., Arrirtant Pfofeffor of Home Economicf AB., Radcliffe, 1907, A.M., 1913. LTPBK. GLENN XVASHINGTON HERRICK, B.S.A., Profffroi' of Economic Entomology B.S.A., Cornell, 1896. AFP, EE, Quill and Dagger. 10 LEXEMUEL RAY HEsLER, A.B., Ph.D., Affirtant Profeffor of Plant Pathology A.B., Wabash, 1911, Ph.D., Cornell, 1914. KE, FA, EE. HERBERT ANDREW HOPPER, B.S.A., M.S., Profeffor of Animal Hnfbantlry B.S.A., Cornell, 1903, M.S., Illinois, 1907. EE. RALPH S1-1ELD0N HOsMER, B,S.A., M.F., Profeffor of Form-try A B.S.A., Harvard, 1894, M.F., Yale, 1902. 1 K CLAUDE BURTON HUTCHISON, BS., RLS., Profwrof of Plant Btfecling BS., Missouri, 1908, NLS., Cornell, 1913. AZ, FA, EE. IVAN CLAUDE JAGGER, BS., Affiftant Proffffor of Plant Pathology, QIn C0-operation With the University of Rochesterl B.S., Cornell, 1911. OSKAR AUGUSTUS JOHANNSEN, BS., A.M., Ph.D., Profeffor of Biology . BS., Illinois, 1894, A.M., Cornell, IQOZQ Ph.D., 1904. EE, TBH, fI1Kf1D, FA. AsA CARLTON IKING, B.S.A., Profeuor of Farm Practice' B.S.A., Cornell, 1899. Sphinx Head. EDWARD RILEY IKING, BS., Auiftant Profeffor of Apicnltnre BS., Ohio University, 1915. FA. LEWIS KNUDSON, B.S.A., Ph.D., Profeffor of Botany B.S.A., Missouri, 1907, Ph.D., Cornell, IQII. AZ, IIA, EE., GEORGE NIEMAXN LAUMAN, B.S.A., Pffofefsor of Rural Economy B.S.A., Cornell, 1897. , KENNETH CARTER L1vERMoRE, B.S.A., Profesfor of Farm lllanagfment i B.S.A., Cornell, 1909. AZ, EE. I HARRY HOUSER LOVE, BS., IXIIA., Ph.D., Profeffor gf Plant Brefalihg B.S., Illinois VVesleyan, 1904, M.A., 19063 Ph.D., Cornell, 1909. TKE, EE. DAv1D LUMSDEN, Auiftant Proffffor of Floricnltnre Sleaford Collegiate Academy, 1888, Deitchian School of Horticulture, 1892. THOMAS LYTTLETON LYON, B.S.A., Ph.D., Proferfor of Soil Technology B.S.A., Cornell, 1891, Ph.D., 1904. EE, QDFA. A JOHN CLARENCE MCCURDY, BS., C.E., Arfiftant Profefror of Rural Engineering BS., Grove City College, 19055 CE., Cornell, 1912. ROBERT MATHESON, BS., M.S., Ph.D., Affiftant Profeffor of Entomology B.S., Cornell, 19065 M.S., 1907, Ph.D., IQII. FA, EE. LEONARD AMBY IVIAYNARD, AB., Ph.D., Axfiftant Profeffov' of Animal Hn1hana'1'y A.B., Wesleyan, 1911, Ph.D., Cornell, 1915. ATA, FA, EE, CIDBK. EDWARD GERRARD MONTGOMERY, AB., lVI.A.,'P1'ofe11or of Farm Cropf AB., Nebraska, 1906, M.A., 1909. AZ, EE. CLYDE HADLEY IVIYERS, B.S., IVLS., Ph.D., Profeffot' of Plant Brfetling B.S., Illinois Vllesleyan, 1907, NLS., Illinois, 1910, 'Ph.D., Cornell, 1912. CIDAT, TKE, TA, EE. A JAMES GEORGE NEEDHAM, BS., Ph.D., Profeffor of Entomology' and Limnology BS., Knox, 1891, Ph.D., Cornell, 1898. AZ CHonOraryj, EE. 2 WILLIAM HOWARD RANKIN, A.B., Ph.D., Prpferror of Plant Pathology A.B., Wabash, 19103 Ph.D., Cornell, 1914. CIJBK, EE. , ARTHUR BERNHARD RECKNAGEL, B.A., MF., Profeffor of 'Forwtry B.A., Yale, 19045 M.F., 1906. EE. DONALD REDDICK, A.B., Ph.D., Proffrfor of Plant Pathology 4 A.B.,fWabash, 1905, Ph.D., Cornell, 1909. FA, EE. RAITPH WALDO REBS, A.B., B.S.A., Profenor of Poniology A.B.,f,Raeiric College, 1907: B.S.A., Oregon Agricultural College, IQIO. EQTDE. JAMES EDWARD RICE, B.S.A., Profefror of Poultry Hufbanciry i B.S.A., Cornell, 1890. AZ CHOnoraryj, EE, FRANK ELMORE RICE, A.B., Ph.D., Arrirtant Profefror of Agricultural Cheniirtry f A.B., lndiana,,1909, Ph.D., Cornell, 1914. AXE, FA, EE, AAA, Alembic. HOWARD WAIT R1LEy,'M.E., Profffror of Rural Engineering I M.Ei, Corn-ell, IQOI. WILLIAM NALBERI: RILEY, B.S., Ph.D., Proferfor of Infect Morphologgf and Parafit- A ., ology I 'E B.S., De Pauw, 1897, Ph.D., Cornell, 1903. AT, FA, CIDBK, EE. 'BAYRON BURNETT ROBB, B.S.A., M.S., Affiftant Profwfor of Rural Engineering B.S.A., Cornell, 1911, lVI.S., 1913. MONTGOMERY ROBINSON, B.Lit1., B.S., Aryiftant Profeffor of Extenrion Teaching B.Litt., Princeton, 1906, BS., Cornell, 1914. FLORA ROSE, BS., NIA., Profefror of Hornf Econoniicr 5 B.S., Kanfsas Agricultural College, 1904, M.A., Columbia, 1909. 'HAROLD ELLISROSS, B.S.A., NI.S.A., Proferror of Dairy Industry A BSA., Cornell, 1906, M.S.A., 1909. FA, EE. 'CHARLES HOWARD ROYCE, B.S., MS., Afrirtant Profesfor of Extenrion Anirnal I Hufhandry B.S., Cornell, 1891, M.S., Wisconsin, 1892. ELMER SETH SAVAGE, B.S.A., NI.S.A., Ph.D., Profrffor of Animal Hurhantlry B.S.A., New Hampshire College, 19055 lVl.S.A., Cornell, 1909, Ph.D., 1911. KE, AZ, FA. JACOB RICHARD SCHRAMM, A.B., Ph.D., Afsirtant Profefror of Botany 'G A.B., Wabash, 1910, Ph.D., Washington, 1913. CIJFA, CIDBK, EE. GAD PARKER SCOVILLE, B.S.A., Alrfiftant Profefror of Farrn Managzmrnt 1 B.S.A., Cornell, 1910. Hebs-Sa. LESTER WHYLAND SHARP, BS., Ph.D., Arfiftant Profefror of Botany B.S.,eAlma College, 1908, Ph.D., Chicago, IQI2. FA, EE, CIJBK. SAMUEL NEWTON SPRING, BA., M.F., Proferror of Forrrtry B.A., Yale, 18985 M.F., IQO3. VERN BONHAM STEWART, A.B., Ph.D., Arriftant Profefror of Plant Pathology A.B., Wabash, 1909, Ph.D., Cornell, 1913. EE. Acacia. NVILLIAM ALONZO STOCKING, JR., B.S.A., lVI.S.A., Proferror of Dairy Intlnrtry B.S.A., Cornell, 18983 MSA., 1903. AZ, EE. 1 JOHN LEMUEL STONE, B.Agr., Pioferror' of Fawn Practice B.Agr., Cornell, 1874. ARTHUR LEE THOMPSON, B.S.A., M.S.A., Ph.D., Arfifzfanl Profeffor of Fawn Managemfnt 1 BSA., Cornell, 1911, M.S.A., 1912, Ph.D., 1914. AZ, EE. HUGH CHARLES TROY, B.S.A., Profwror of Dairy Inalnriiy B.S.A., Cornell, IQO6. Quill and Dagger. CHARLES HENRY TUCK, A.B., Profefror of Exlenrion Teaching! A.B., Cornell, IQO6. AT, AZ, Sphinx Head. EDWARD NIOWBRAY TUTTLE, B.S.A., A.B., Affirzant Proferfor of Riiral Education BSA., Cornell, IQII, A.B., 1913. CIDAK. . NIARTHA VAN RENSSELAER, Profffroi of Home Economirf AB., Cornell, IQOQ. - ANNETTE J. VVARNER, Alrfirzant Proferror of Home Economic: Massachusetts Normal Art School, 18903 Cowles Art School, -1888. GEORGE FREDERICK VVARREN, B.Sc., E.S.A., NI.S.A., Ph.D., Profefmr of Fawn lldlanagfinenzi B.Sc., Nebraska, 1897, BSA., Cornell, IQO3, M.S.A., 19O4g Ph.D., 1905. TA, EE. a WESLEY VVORTH WARSAXW, BS. in A.E., Afrifianz Profzrfor of Soil Technology B.S. in A.E., Iowa State College, 1913. AZ. ' 1 . RALPH HICKS VVHEELER, B.S., Arrirzanz Profeffoi' of Extenrion ,Tfaching BS., Cornell, IQI2. AFP. , . W HERBERT HICE XXVI-IETZEL, A.B., MA., Proffrror of Plant Pathology A.B., W'abash, IQO2, M.A., 1906. CIDAQ, CPBK, EE. EDWARD ALBERT YVH1TE, B.S., Proferyoi' of Floricnltnrf B.S., Massachusetts Agricultural College, 1895. KE, HIDBK. IQARL NICK1XY VVYIEGAND, B.S., Ph.D., Profefroi' of Botany A , BS., Cornell, 1894, Ph.D., 1898. EE. JAMES KENNETH WILSON, B.S., Ph.D., Arrirzant Profefroi' of Soil Technology B.S., Oklahoma State College, I906g Ph.D., Cornell, 1914. EE. i WILFORD BTIURRY WVILSON, M.D., Profmsoi' of lldfeteorology NLD., Nlemphis lVIedical College, 1893. CIPFA. HENRY H1RAM WING, B.S.A., lVl.S.A., Profffroi' of Animal Hiulianalry B.S.A., Cornell, 1881, M.S.A., 1891. AZ QHonoraryj, EE. GEORGE ALAN HVORKS, MS. in Agr., Ph.B., Proferroi' of Rural Education lVI.S. in Agr., Wlisconsin State College, IQO2, Ph.B., University of Wisconsin, 1904. . HELEN BINKERD CMRSQ YOUNG, B.Arch., Alfrirzanl Profffrroi' of Doinerlic Art B.Arch., Cornell, IQOO. ACD. Z INSTRUCTGRS CHARLES PAUL ALEXANDER, B.S., Inftrnctor in Entomology 1 B.S., Cornell, 1913. AFP, FA, EE, Helios. YVINIFRED ENOS AYRES, Extension Inftrnctor in Dairy Industry THOMAS gA'LEXANDER BAKER, B.S., Inftrnctor in Anirnal Hnfbandry B.S., Cornell, 1914. AZ, FA. ALBERT RFIFF BECHTEL, B.S., A.M., Inftrnctor tn Botany B.S., Pennsylvania, 1912, A.M., 1912. FREDERICK GARDNER BEHRENDS, B.S., Inftrnctor in Rural Englnnfrlng BS., Cornell, 1916. AZ. ARTHUR NIERLE-BESEMER, B.S., Inftrnctor in Dairy Inclnftry B.S., Cornell, IQIP3. ,IA-MBS lVlARSHALL BVRANNON, A.B., ANI., Inftrnctor in Botany -,eA.B., University of North Dakota, 19O7g A.M., Wisconsin, 1914. EE. SAFAH LUCILLE BREWER, B.S., Inftrnctor in Horne Economic: B.S., Fdontana, IQOQ. WFALLACE LARKIN CHANDLER, B.S., lVl.S., Instructor in Entomology 5 B.S., California, 1914, M.S., 1915. CIDBK. 'CHARLES PARSONS CLARK, B.S., Inftrnctor in Farrn Marrtagement i B-.S-., Cornell, 1915. . RALPH WALDO IBMERSON COWAN, B.S., Inftrnctor in Dairy Inalnftry ' B.S., Cornell, 1916. GA. WILLIAM THOMAS CRAIG, Inftrnctor ln Plant Breeding OTIS FREEMAN CURTIS, A.B., Ph.D., Inftrnctor ln Botany A.B., Obetlin, 1911, Ph.D., Cornell, 1916. FA, EE. ARCHIE BYRON DANN, B.S., Inftrnctor in Poultry Hnfbandry I B.S., Cornell, 1914. QA. D-LIVER WESLEY DYNES, B.S., lVI.S.A., Inftrnctor in Farm Cropf 4 B.S., North Dakota Agricultural College, IQO75 lVl.S.A., Cornell, 1912. AZ, 25, f11Kf1D. HOWARD BOWMAN ELLENBEROER, B.S.A., NI.S.A., Inftrnctor in Dairy Inclnftry B.S.A., Ames, 1905, Nl.S.A., Cornell, 1915. BRYANT FLEMING, B.S.A., Lzctnrer and Altlvrfor in Department of Lanaffcape Archi- tertnrr B.S.A., Cornell, 1901. Afb, Scalp and Blade. ALLAN CAMERON FRASER, B.S., Inftrnctor in Plant Branding B.S., Cornell, 1913. Eleusis, FA, Helios. 23 CLARA LOUISE GARRETT, B.S., Instructor in Drawing',' B.S., Columbia, 1915. f ANSON VVRIGHT GIBSON, Instructor in Farrn Practice Special Agriculture, Cornell, 1915. JULIA GLEASON, Instructor in Horne Economics Teachers, College, Columbia University, 1910. CEDRIC HAY GUISE, BF., M.F., Instruetor in Forestry B.F., Cornell, 1914, NLF., 1915. Eleusis, EE. EDWIN SLEIGHT HAM, B.S., Instructor in Aninial Husbandry' 4 B.S., Cornell, 1915. Kflb. EARLE VOLCART HARDENBURG, BS., M.S.A., Instructor in Farm Crops BS., Cornell, IQI2, MSA., 1915. AZ, Hebs-Sa. Q LEVV ELLSWORTH HARVEY, BS., Instructor in Farrn .Management 1 B.S., Cornell, 1914. ROYAL JOYSLIN HASKELL, B.S., Instructor in Plant Pathology '. B.S., Dartmouth, 1912. FA, EE. LEON AUGUSTUS HAXUSMAN, A.B., Instructor in Meteorology A.B., Cornell, 1914. LIDBK. I 7 LESLIE EUGENE HA'N, B.S.A., ME., Instructor in Rural Engineering B.S.A., Kansas State Agricultural College, 19065 lVl.E., Cornell, 1916. ARTHUR JOHN HEINICKE, B.S., M.A., Ph.D., Instructor in Poniology B.S., University of Nlissouri, 1913, AHA., 1914, Ph.D., Cornell,1916. FA FEA. P' NIARY FRANCES HENRY, A.B., Instructor in Horne Economies A.B., Colorado College, IQOS. NIARGARET HOLNIES, BS., Instructor in Horne Economies V B.S., Simmons College, 1912. EDWIN FRASER HOPKINS, BS., Instructor in Plant Pathology B.S., Cornell, 1915. AFP, FA, Helios. ANNA ELIZABETH HUNN, B.S., Instructor in Home Economics B.S., Cornell, 1912. LOUIS lVlERWIN HURD, Extension Instructor in Poultry Husbandry ALBERT SCOTT IQENERSON, B.S., Instructor in Vegetable Gardening B.S., Cornell, 1915. OLNEY BROWN IQENT, BS., NLS., Instructor in Poultry Husbandry BS., Cornell, 19135 M.S., 1914. 21132, EE, Hebs-Sa. ELLIS LORE ZKIRKPATRICK, B.S.A., Instructor in Vegetalrle Gardening B.S.A., Iowa State College, IQI4. CDKIID, AZ. 24 HARRYJHAZELTON IQNIGHT, BS., PlI.B., Inftrnftor in Entomology Pl1.B.,-Nlissouri State Normal, 1910, iB.S., Cornell, 1914. AFP, FA, E f WALTER GAERNET KRUM, Inrtrnctor in Poultry Hnrlzantlry JOHN THOMAS LLOYD, A.B., Inrtrnctor in Entomology A.B., Cornell, IQIO. FA, EE. LAURENCE HOWLAND NIACDANIELS, A.B., Inftrnctor in Botany 1A.B.,, Oberlin, 1912. FA, EE. THOMAS JOSEPH NICINERNEY, B.S.A., M.S.A., Inrtrnctor in Dairy Intlnrtry , B.S.A., Cornell, IQIOQ M.S.A., 1912. LOUIS MELWJILLE NIASSEY, A.B., Ph.D., Inrtrnttor in Plant Pathology . A.B., lVabash,College, IQI2, Ph.D., Cornell, 1916. Acacia, fIDBK, E iDEVOE INIEADE, BS., Inrtritctor in Animal Hitfbantlry B.S., Pennsylvania State College, 1911. AZ, CIJKCID. LUA ALICE NIINNS, B.S., Inrtrnctor in Floricitltitrr B.S., Cornell, IQI4. EE. .,EDWARD GARDINER BflISNER, B.S., Inrtrnctor in Farrn .Management B.S., Cornell, 1913. EE. ,LEUGENE DAVIS MONTILLON, B.Arcl1., Inrtrnctor in Lantlrcapf Defign B.ArclI., Cornell, 1912. Skull. RICHARD ALAN MORDOFF, B.S.A., Arriftant Rfgirtrar in the College I B.S.A.,-PCOI-nell, 1911. iRALPPI SYLVANUS NIOSELEY, Instructor in Ponltry Hnflrandry WILLIAM IRVING NIYERS, B.S., Inftrnctor in Farni Maiiagement BS., Cornell, 1914. KAP, Helios. CLARENCE VERNON NOBLE, B.S., Inft-rnctor in Farin Managenzent BS., Cornell, 1916. EARL LONG OVERHOLSER, B.S.A., M.A., Inftrnctor in Poniology , B.S.A., Missouri, 1913, MA., 1914. FA, FEA, EE. GILBERT WARREN PECK, B.S., Inrtrnctor in Poniology BS., Cornell, 1912. ECIBE, Hebs-Sa. HAROLD DEANE PHILLIPS, A.B., B.S. in Agr., Inftrnctor in Rnral Economy A.B., Oberlin, 1910, B.S. in Agr., Cornell, 1914. JUAN ESTEVAN REYNA, BE., Inrtrnctor in Agricultural Drawing BE., Columbia, 1898. HENRY VVILLIAM SCHNECK, B.S.A., M.S.A., Instructor in Vegetalrlr Gardening B.S.A., lVisCOIIsiI1, 1913, lVLS.A., Cornell, 1914. RALPH IRVING SCOVILLE, B.S., Nl.S.A., Inftrnctor in Dairy Inclnrtry BS., Cornell, 1914, NLSA., 1916. IQARL JOHN SEULKE, B.S., lXfl.S., Ph.-D., Inrtrnetor in Animal Hiirbandry B.S., Purdue University, 19135 NLS., Pennsylvania State College, IQI4, Ph.D., Cornell, 1916. I BERNARD WILLIAM SHAPER, B.S., Inrzrnetor in Exzenrion Teaching B.S., Cornell, IQI4. Bandhu, Hebs-Sa. u . FLEMING BATES SHERWOOD, B.S., lVI.S., Inntrnezor in Soil Technology BS., North Carolina State College, IQIZQ M.S., 1915. FA, AXE. JAMES LEWIS STRAHAN, B.S.A., M.S.A., Inrzrnelor in Farm Strncrnrer B.S.A., Cornell, IQI2, M.S.A., 1913. . ANNA CLEOG STRYKE, A.B., lnrtrneior in Entomology A.B., Cornell, 1908. KKP, EE. GEORGE CORNELL SUPPLEE, B.S., NI.S.A., Inrlrneior in Dairy Indnfzryl B.S., Cornell, 19133 M.S.A., 1914. GEORGE WALTER TAILBY, IR., B.S.A., Inrzrnezor in Aninial Hnfhanclry B.S.A., Cornell, IQO6. AZ, EE. ' CLARK LEONARD THAYER, B.S., Inrzrnelor in Florienlrnre B.S., Nlassachusetts Agricultural College, 1913. fIDKfIJ. CECIL CALVERT THOMAS, A.B., M.A., Inrzrnezor in Botany A.B., Wabash, 1912, M.A., 1913. CIJBK, EE. BERTHA A. TITSWORTH, B.S., Inrlrnezor in Horne Economies 4 B.S., Cornell, 1915. r ' FRANCES ELIZA VINTON, A.B., Instructor in Honrehold lVIanageinenf A.B., Boston University, IQO4. IYIDB. EMIL CONRAD VTOLZ, B.S.A., lnftrnetor in Floricnlture B.S.A., Nlichigan Agricultural College, 1914. AZ. FRANK BURKETT XVANN, A.B., fnflriictor in Botany A.B., Wabash College, IQI4. GDBK. CASS PVARD WHITNEY, B.S., Inrlrnetor in Exlenrion Teaching B.S., Cornell, IQI3. Savage Club. ALBERT EDMUND VVILKINSON, B.S., M.Agr., Extension Iiirtrnefor in Vegetable Gardening ' B.S., Rhode Island State, IQO6, lVI.Agr., 1916. PAUL VVORK, A.B., B.S., NI.S.A., Infzfrizczor in ,Vegetable Gardening A.B., Tennessee, 1907g B.S., Pennsylvania State, 191O, NI.S.A., Cornell, IQI3. CIJKQD, AGE. ' LoU1s ARTHUR ZIMM, B.S., Inrzfrnefor in Plant Pathology B.S., Cornell, 1916. AZ, Helios. 26 AQCH IT ECTUQE X no CLARENCE AUGUSTINE lVllARTIN, Dean of zlie College f of Architecture and Proffrror of Alrchitecziirf , HIDFA, TBII. Gargoyle, L'Ogive. Faculty PROEESSORS OLAE NIARTINUS BRAUNER, Proffryor of Drawing and A Painting A Massachusetts NormalArtSchool, Boston Nluseum of Fine Arts. Gargoyle. 3 LEROY PEARL BURNHAM, BS., Bfl.S.,ArJirm1izProferror 1 of Derign rf W BS., Harvard, IQO2, MS., 19O3. GEORGE RAY-CHA1v1BERLA1N, NLE., Arrirtanr Proferror of Freeliand Drawing lVl.E., Cornell, 1891. HIRAM SAMUEL GUTSELL, A.B., B.P., Alrrifmnzf Pro-ferfoi' 0fD1'czwing A.B., Syracuse, 1880, B.P., 1882, NLA., 1884. GEORGE lVIAUX1ON, A.G.D., Profefror of Derign Gargoyle, L70give. EVERETT VICTOR NIEEKS, B.A., A.D.G., Acting Proferror of Derign B.A., Yale, 19OIg A.D.G., Ecole des Beaux Arts, Paris, 1908. ZNII. CHRISTIAN MIDJO, Alrrirmnt Profefror of Frezliand Drawing Savage Club. 'ALBERT CHARLES PHELPS, B.S., M.Arch., Profefroi' of Alrclrizfclnrf B.S., Illinois, 1894, Nl.Arch., IQO3. TBH, Gargoyle, LlOgive. SHEPHERD STEVENS, BS., A.D.G., Arrirmnr Proferror of Defign B.S., Columbia, 1903, A.D.G., Ecole des Beaux Arts, Paris, IQO8. SAX. GEORGE YvOUNG, JR., B.Arch., Profefror of the Theory of Conm'i1cri0n B.Arch., Cornell, IQOO. CIDFA, TBH, Gargoyle, L'Ogive. INSTRUCTORS l'lUBERT EUGENE BAXTER, B.Arch., Inrzrncror in Arcliirfcznre B.Arch., Cornell, IQIO. FA, AAA, Gargolye, L'Ogive. EDWARD NIILTON URBAND, B.Arch., M.Arch., Inrirncfor in flrrliifecznrf B.Arch., Cornell, IQI3, M.Arch., 1915. Gargoyle, Acacia. AWS FRANK TH1LLY, A.B., Ph.D., LED., Dean of the College and Profefror of Philofophy . A.B., Cincinnati, 18873 A.M., Ph.D., Heidelberg, 1891, LL.D., Missouri, 19075 Cincinnati, IQI3. QDBK. - A EDGAR STANLEY NIORRIS, A.B., Secrezfczry of the College A.B., Cornell, 1914. HIUBK. 7 Faculty ' PROFESSORS A I JOSEPH QUINCY ADAMS, JR., AB., A.M., Ph.D., Afrlftcmt Profeffor of Englifh A.B., Walse Forest, 1900, A.lW., IQOI, Ph.D., Cornell, 1905. Zodiac. ERNEST ALBEE, A.B., Ph.D., Profefror of Philofophy A.B., Vermont, 18875 Ph.D., Cornell, 1894. CIRBK. ARTHUR AUGUSTUS ALLEN, A.B., A.lVl., Ph.D., Affirmnz Profefi-or ofQ1'nith0logy A A.B., Cornell, 19075 A.M., 1908, Ph.D., 1911. FA, EE. ROSS PETER ANDERSON, A.B., Ph.D., Arfifmnt P7'OfEJf0f of Chemirtry A.B., Cornell, 19085 Ph.D., IQI2. FA, EE, Alernbic. EUGENE PLUMB ANDREWS, A.B., Arrlfmm Proferfor of Archaeology A.B., Cornell, 1895. ATQ, QEBK, Sphinx Head, Savage Club. GEORGE FRANCIS ATKINSON, Ph.B., Profeffor of Botany Ph.B., Cornell, 1885. CIDBK, EE. ELMER JAMES BAILEY, Ph.B., Ph.M., A.M., Ph.D., Afrifzam Peoferfor of Englifh Ph.B., Rochester, 1894, Ph.M., 1897, A.lVl., Hamilton, 1905, Ph.D., Cornell, 1909. CIJBK. WILDER DWIGHT BANCROFT, A.B., Ph.D., Proferror of Phyfical Chemiftry A.B., Harvard, 18885 Ph.D., Leipzig, 1892. AKE, AXE, CIDAT. 28 1 FREDER1CK BIEDELL, A.B., M.S., Ph.D., Professor of Applied .Electricity A.B., Yale, 1890, M.S., Cornell, 1891, Ph.D., 1892. AACID, CIJBK, EE. , 4 4 4 xv CHARLES EDW1N BENNETT, A.B., Litt.D., Golclzoin Smith Proferror of Latin ,A.B., Brown, 1878, Litt.D., 1904. CIJBK, AT. ERNEST BLAKER, B.S., Ph.D., Arfirtant Profefror of Phyricf B.S.,, Kansas, 1893, Ph.D., Cornell, IQOI. BQH, FA, EE. ALBERT W1.LHELM BOESCHE, A.B., A.M., Pl'1.D., Profeffor of German A.B.,'H'amilton, 1897, AM., 1898, Ph.D., Munich, 1905. AT, QJBK. JAMES CHESTER BRADLEY, A.B., NLS., Ph.D., Arsirtant Proferfor of Syftematic f Entomology A.B., Cornell, 1906, NLS., California, 1907, Ph.D., Cornell, 1910. IIKA, I EE, PA. JULIANl PLEASANTWBRETZ, A.B., Ph.D., Profefror of American Hiftory Ph,D., University of Chicago, 1906. KA CSOuthernD. THQMAS ROLAND BRIGGS, A.B., Ph.D., Arrirtant Proferror of Phyrical and Electro- chemiftry ' A . A.B., Cornell, 1909, Pl1.D., 1913. Bandhu, EE, Alernbic. -.GEORGE PRENTICE BRISTOL, A.B., A.M., Projefror of Greek and Director of the 1 Summer Serfiort A A.B., Hamilton, 1876, A.Nl., 1887. LIJBK, Eflv. LESLIE NATHAN BROUGHTON, A.B.. A.lVl., Pl1.D., Afrirtant Proferror of Englirh A.B., Union, 1900, A.M., 1910, Ph.D., Cornell, 1911. CIDBK. ARTHUR WVBSLBY BROWNE, B.S., MS., Pl1.D., Proferror of Inorganic and Analytical , Chem irtry A ' 5 B.S., Wesleyan, 1900, NLS., 1901, Ph.D., Cornell, 1903. AACID, SZTfID, FA, .- AXE, CPBK, EE. GEORGE LINCOLN BURR, A.B., LL.D., Lit1.D., Profefror of Medieval Hirtory A.B., Cornell, 1881, LL.D., 'Wisconsin, 1904, Litt.D., Western Reserve, 1905, LL.D., Washington College, 1907. CIJBK. WALTER BUCRINGHAM CARVER, Ph.B., Ph.D., Arrirtant Proferror of Matheniaticr Ph.B., Dickinson, 1899, Ph.D., Johns Hopkins, 1904. CIJBK, AG, EE. GEORGE WALTER CAVANAUGH, B.S., Profeuor of Chemiftry in it: Relation to A gricitltitre - B.S., Cornell, 1896. EMILE NIONNIN CHAMOT, B.S., Ph.D., Proferfor of Chemical Microrcopy and A Sanitary Chemistry B.S., Cornell, 1891, Ph.D., 1897. SZTCID, EE, AXE. YVILLIAM VVISTAR COMFORT, A.B., A.NI., Ph.D., Profeffor of Romance Langnagef and Literature A.B., Haverford, 1894, ANI., Harvard, 1896, Ph.D., IQO2. QIHBK. JOHN HENRY COMSTOCK, B.S., Profefror of Entomology, Emeritttr B.S., Cornell, 1874. AT, EE. LANE COOPER, A.B., AAI., Ph.D., Profefror of Englirh A.B., Rutgers, 1896, AAI., Yale, 1898, Ph.D., Leipzig, 1901. ACD, GDBK. 29 CLYDE FIRMAN CRAIG, A.B., Ph.DQ, Affiftant Profefroi' of Mathematica A.B., Nlichigan, 1904, Ph.D., Cornell, 1908. CIJBIK, EE. THOMAS FREDERICK CRANE, A.B., Litt.D., P1'ofe5.vor'oj thc Romance Langaager and Litc1'azfn1'cJ, Enieritnf A.B., Princeton, 1864, Litt D., 1903. KA, CIDBK. JAMES EDWIN CREIGHTON, A.B., Ph.D., LL.D., Sagc .P7'OfZ.S7.l707' of Logic and Meta- phyficx and Dean of the Gracinazfc School ' n Z , A.B., Dalhousie, 1887, Ph.D., Cornell, 1892, LL.D., Queen's IQO2. ATS2. HOLLIS ELLSVVORTH DANN, Mus.D., Piofwroi- of .Mnric f Nlus.D., Alfred University, 1906. Savage Club, Sinfonia. HERBERT JOSEPH DAVENPORT, Ph.B., Ph.D., Profcrfor of Econoinicr Fl'1.B., University of South Dakota, 18947, Ph.D., University of,Chicago, 1898. HERNIAXNN CHRISTIAN DAVIDSEN, Ph.D.. Afrirzant Profcfroi' of German Ph.D., Kiel, 1903. ' 1' CHARLES DE GARMO, Ph.D., Profcffoi' of zhc Science and Ari of Education, Enicritiir Ph.D., Halle, 1886. President of Swarthmore, 1891-1898. LOUIS MUNROE DENNIS, Ph.B., B.S., Profeffor of Inorganic Clieniirziy and Head of the Dcloaizfinent of Clieniirzlry A ' Ph.B., hffichigan, 1885, B.S., 1886. NPT, EE, CDBK. AXE,AFA, Alembie. ALEXANDER M. DRUMMOND, A.B., A.M., Afrirranzf Piofcffoi' of Public Speaking A.B., Hamilton, 1906, A.M., Harvard, 1907, A.M., Hamilton, 19o9.f' AKE. CHARLES LOVE DURHAXM, NIA., Ph.D., Profcrror of Lazin A A BTA., Furman, 1891, Ph.D., Cornell, 1899. XXII, Savage Club, Book and Bowl, hffajura. , ' f HERBERT CHARLES ELMER, A.B., Ph.D., Profcfroi of Latin, A.B., Cornell, 1883, Ph.D., Johns Hopkins, 1888. BQH, CIDBK. OSCAR DIEDRICH VON FNOELN, A.B., Ph.D., Affifrani Profcffor of Phyfical Gzogiapfiy A.B., Cornell, 1908, Ph.D., 1911. EQDE, EE. DONALD ENGLISH, B.S., M.B.A., Affinfanzf Profcfror of .Economics N B.S., University of California, IQOQ, lVl,B.A., Harvard, 1914. WIDE. ALBERT BERNHARDT FAUST, A.B., Ph.D., P1-ofcrror of Gcinzan, Hcaci of the Dc- partincnzf A.B., Johns Hopkins, 1889, Ph.D., ISQZ. BQH, CIDBK. NVILLIAM SILLIMAN FOSTER, A.B., Fh.D., Alffifzanz Profcffor of Education A.B., Cornell, 1908, Ph.D., 1913. CIDBK, EE, CIDAK, Long Island Club. SIMON HENRY GAGE, B.S., Profcffor of Hirtology and Enibiyoiogy, Eniciizfnf B.S., Cornell, 1887. AT, SZTCIJ. ROSWELL CLIFTON GIBBS, A.B., AM., Ph.D., AJfi5ZantP1'0fcr101' of Pliyficf A.B., Cornell, 1906, A.M., IQO8, Ph.D., IQIO. CPBK, EE.. ADAM CAPEN GILL, A.B., Ph.D., Projcrfor of .Mincrafogy and Pezrography A.B., Amherst, 1884, Ph.D., Nlunich, 1893. 30 DAVID .CLINTON GILLESPIE, 'A.B., Ph.D.,, Affifmnz Profenor of .Mczzheniezricf Virginia, 1900, Ph.D., Gtittingen, 1906. KE, EE. , , an OTHON GOEPP .GUERLAC, NI.A., LL.B., .41,vi1tczntP1'ofe55o1' of the Romance Lcingizezgef H and Lite1'azfn1'e1 NI.A., University of Paris, 1893, LL.B., 1897. GEOCRGEILIVINGSTONE HAMILTON, A.B., A.NI., Ph.D., Profeffor of the Ronzeznce A Lezngnczgef and Litercmiref 'A.B.,,H3fV3fd, 1895, A.M., 1897, Ph.D., Columbia, 1903. NVILLIAM .ALEXANDER HAMMOND, AB., A.NI., Ph.D., Sage Profenoi' of Ancient X Pliilofophy and of Aefthezicf A.B., Harvard, 1885, A.NI., Kings, 1887, Ph.D., Leipzig, 1891. KA. GILBERT DENNISON HAXRRIS, Ph.B.,Profef1o1' of Paleontology and Stratigraphic I Geology Ph.B., Cornell,,1886. fIvBK, EE. GEORGE RICHARD! HARRISON, Profeffoi' of Mi!ita1'3.I Science and Taciicf VVest P0int,,1907. IST. Lieutenant 11th Infantry, U.S.A., CDFA. GLENN VVASHINGTON HERRICK,. B.S.A., Profefroi- of Economic Entomology t B.S.A., Cornell, 1896. AFP, Quill and Dagger. AVVATERMAN THOMAS HEWETT, A.B., A.NI., Ph.D., Piofeffoi' of the German Lczngnoge R- and Literature, Enieriticf A AB., Amherst, 1869, A.NI., 1871, Ph.D., Cornell, 1879. NPT. CHARLES HENRY HULL, Ph.B., Ph.D., Golciwin Smith Profeffor of American 1' Hiftory ' - Ph.B.,.C0rnell, 1886, Ph.D., Halle and Soule, 1892. AT, CIJBK. KVVALLIE ABIRAHAM HURWITZ, AB., A.NI., B.S., Pl1.D., Affifzcziiz Profeffor of ' Matliematicf A.B., A.NI., and B.S., University of NIiss0uri, 1906, Ph.D., Gottingen, 1910. QBK,ZE JOHN IRWIN HUTCHINSON, A.B., Ph.D., Profeffor of .Mczzihenzczticf A.B.,- Bates, 1889, Ph.D., Chicago, 1896. EE. ' OSKAR AUGUSTUS JOHANNSEN, BS., A.NI., Ph.D., Profeffov- of Biology BS., Illinois, 1894, A.NI., Cornell, IQO2, Ph.D., 1904. FA, EE, TBH, CDKCID. VAHORJXCE LEONARD JONES, A.B., A.NI., Ph.D., Affirzcznzf Profeffoi' of Greek A A.B., Carson and Newman, 1898, A.NI., Columbian University, 1900, Ph.D., Cornell, 1909. CTDKE, Dixie Club. RALPH HAYWzXRD IQENISTON, A.B., A.NI., Ph.D., Aryiszcznz Profeffoi' of Ronicznce Lczngizagef and LiZe1'cztic1'e1 A.B., Harvard, IQC4, A.NI., 1910, Ph.D., IQII. iI3BIi. IXBRAM TUCKER IQERR, B.S., NI.D., Profeffoi' of Anczzfoniy B.S., Cornell, 1895, NI.D., Buffalo, 1897. B-GH, FA, NZN, EE. BENJAMIN FREEMAN INZINGSBURY, A.B., NLS., Ph.D., NLD., Profeffor of Hiftology and Enibryology A.B., Bucbtel, 1883, NLS., Cornell, 1894, Ph.D., I895,M.D., I7reiburg,19O3. 6A9,EE,NEN,FA il GEORGE NIEMAN LAUMAN, B.S.A., Profefror of Ruvjal Economy B.S.A., Cornell, 1897. ' ORA MINER LELAND, BS. in CF., Profefroi of Afrronoiny and Geoelery B.S. in GE., Michigan, 1900. EE. GUSTAV ERNST FREDERICK LUNDELL, B.A., Ph.D.,Af1i5tan.tProfefyoi' of Analytical Clieniiftiy ' A B.A., Cornell, 1903, Ph.D., 1908. EE, Alembic.. ' j WILLIAM EDWARD LUNT, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Profefyor of Englifh Hiftov-3' A.B., Bowdoin, 1904, A.M., Harvard, 1905, Ph.D., IQO8. ZXII, CIDBK. JAMES NICNIAHON, A.B., A.M., Profefror of Matheinaticf I A.B., Trinity College, Dublin, 1881, A.M., 1890. f1JK'1f, CIDBK, EE. JAMES FREDERICK lVlASON, A.B., Ph.D,, Profeffoi' of Romance Language: A.B., Harvard, 1902, Ph.D., Johns Hopkins, 1910. CIDBK, Book and Bowl. ERNEST GEORGE MERRITT, NLE., Profeffoi of Phyficr ' NLE., Cornell, 1886. CPKXP, PA, EE, TBH. F PETER ANDREW VAN DER lVlEULEN, B.Chem,. Ph.D., Acting A11-irzant Piofefyor of Mineralogy' B.Chem., Cornell, 1913, Ph.D., 1916. AXE, EE. V GEORGE SYLVANUS NIOLER, B.M.E., A.B., Profefi-or of Pliyric: . B.lVl.l2., Cornell, 1875, A.B., Hedding College, 1882. KAP, EE. BENTON SULLIVAN NIONROE, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Afrirzfant Projefroi' of Englifh A.B., Cornell, 1896, A.M., 1897, Ph.D., IQCI. CIDBK. F ' GUY BROOKS Bl.lUCI-IMORE, A.B., Alffiftanzf Profeffor of Public Speaking A.B., Southwestern, IQIO. .' JAMES GEORGE NEEDHAM, B.S., M.S., Ph.D., Pioferroi' of Lininology and Enro- inology B.S., Knox, 1891, M.S., 1893, Ph.D., Cornell, 1898. AZ CH0n0rary1. EDWARD LEAMINGTON NICHOLS, B.S., Ph.D., LL.D., D.SC., Profefroi' of Phyficr B.S., Cornell, 1875, Ph.D., Gottingen, 1879, LL.D., Pennsylvania, 1906, D.Sc., Dartmouth, IQIO. AT, EE, Quill and Dagger. ' CLARK SUTHERLAND NORTHUP, A.B., Ph.D., Affiftant Profeffor of Englifli A.B., Cornell, 1893, Ph.D., 1898. Zodiac, fIDBK, Quill and Dagger. ROBERT lVloRRIS GGDEN, B.S., Ph.D., Profeffoi' of Education B.S., Cornell, 1901, Ph.D., Wlurzburg, 1903. XXII, EE, CIJKCIJ. WILLIAM RIDGELEY ORNDORFF, A.B., Ph.D., Profeffoi' of Organic and Physiological Cheniiftry A.B., Johns Hopkins, 1884, Ph.D., 1887. NE N, EE. SAMUEL PETER ORTH, A.B., Ph.D., Profeffor of Political Science A.B., Oberlin, 1896, Ph.D., Columbia, 1902. FREDERICK YVILLIAM OWENS, B.S., M.S., Ph.D., dfrirzanzf Profefyor of Blathe- inatief B.S. and NLS., Kansas, 1902, Ph.D., Chicago, IQO7. EE. 52 PAUL RUSSELL POPE, A.B., Ph.D., Proferror of Gfrvnan A.B., Western Reserve, 1898, Ph.D., Leipzig, 1903. KIDBK, BSU. FREDERICK CLARKE PRESCOTT, AB., Afrirzfant Proferyor of,,Englirh 1 A.B., Harvard, 1894. KA. LAUIRENCE PUMEELLY, A.B., Ph.D., Alxrifzfanzf Profefror of the Romancf Langnager and. L'lte1'atn1'e1 A A.B., Williams, 1902, Ph.D., Strassburg, 1907. ZKIf, CIHBK, Savage Club. JAMES THOMAS QUARLES, Alfriftani Profzrror of Mario and Unioerflty Organirt Associate of American Guild of Qrganists, 1906. Savage Club. ATRHUR RANUM, AB., Ph.D., Afriflant Profeffor of Mathevnazicr A.B., lXlinnesOta, 1892, Ph.D., Chicago, 1906. LIDBK, EE. HUGH DANIEL REED', B.S., Ph.D., filrriszanzf Profeyfor of Neurology and Vertebrate Zoology K 4 B.S., Cornell, 18919, Ph.D., 1903. AXA, FA, EE. HARAOLD LYLE REED, A.B., Ph.D., Arriftant Proferror of Econonzicf f A.B., Oberlin, 1911, Ph.D., Cornell, 1914. Eleusis, LIJBK, Janus. FLOYD KARKER RICHTMYER, A.B., Ph.D., Arfifzfant Proferfor of Phyflcf . 8 A.B., Cornell, 1904, Ph.D., IQIO. EE. HVEINRICH R1Es, Ph.B., A.Nl., Ph.D., Proferfov' of Economic Geology and Head of the Depaftnfienzf of Geology 5 Ph.B., Columbia, 1892, A.M., 1895, Ph.D., 1896. FA, EE. WILLIAM ALBERT RILEY, BS., Ph.D., Proferrov' of Infeci ,Morphology and Pararit- A ology - if BS., De Pauvv, 1897, Ph.D., Cornell, 1903. AT, PA, CIJBK, EE. W1LLARD W1NE1ELD ROWLEE, B.L., D.Sc., Profzrfor of Botany B.L., Cornell, 1888, D.Sc., 1893. KE, EE. RASMUS S. SABY, AB., ANI., Ph.D., Afrirtani Profcffof of Political Scifnce A.B., ,Minnes0ta, 1907, A.M., 1908, Ph.D., Pennsylvania, 1910. QIUBK. NIARTIN WRIGHT SAMPSON, AB., A.M., Gololwin Smith Proferror of Engllrh Lil- eratnrf and Head of the Dejbartvnenl of English A.B., Cincinnati, 1888, A.M., 1890. CIJKE, QIJBK. NATHANIEL SCHMIDT, A.lVl., Profzffor of Semitic Languagef and Literature: Hudiksoold Gymnasium, 1882, University of Stockholm, 1882-1884, Theo- , logical Seminary, 1884-1887, University of Berlin, 1890, A.M., Colgate, 1887. FRANCIS ROBERT SHARPE, AB., Ph.D., Aniftanz Profeffor of Mathematica A.B., Cambridge, 1892, Ph.D., Cornell, 1907. EE. JOHN SANFORD SHEARER, B.S., Ph.D., P1-oferror of Phyficr B.S., Cornell, 1893, Ph.D., 1901. HENRY AUGUSTUS SILL, AB., AMI., Ph.D., Profffror of Anrient Hifzory A.B., Columbia, 1888, AAI., 1889, Ph.D., Halle, 1900. AAfID, CIJBK. 23 3 SUTHERLAND SIMPSON, B.S0., M.B., Ch.B., NLD., D.Sc., F.R.S.E., Peoferi-or of Pliyfiology cmd Head of the Department of'Phy5iology and Biocliemirtry B.Sc., Edinburgh, 1894, MB. and Ch.B., 1899, M.D., 1901, D.Se., 1903, F.R.S.E., 1908. EE, NEN. VIRGIL SNYDER, B.S., A.NI., Ph.D., Proferror of Mathemazicr ' B.S., Iowa State, 1889, A.NI., Gottigen, 1893, Ph.D., 1894. FA, EE. RANSOM EVARTS SOMERS, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Affifzfcinl-iProfe5for of Economic Geology ' - A.B., Harvard, 1908, A.M., 1910, Ph.D., Cornell, 1915. FA, EE, KFX. NVILLIfXM STRUNK, JR., A.B., Ph.D., Profefsoi' ofE1igli5h A A.B., Cincinnati, 1890, Ph.D., Cornell, 1896. CIDBK. . JAMES BATCHELLER SUMNER, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Arsiflcziir Proferror of Bio- cliemixtry 1 A.B., Harvard, 1910, A.M., 1913, iPh.D., 1914. . , JOHN HENRY TANNER, B.S., Ph.D., Profefror of Mathewiaticr A B.S., Cornell, 1891, Ph.D., New Hampshire College, 1901. AT, EE. CHARLES FULLINGTON THOMPSON, Profeffoi' of .Military Science cmd Tczezier Captain of 16th Infantry, U.S.A., Graduate, West Point, 1904. EDWARD BRADFORD TITCHENER, Ph.D., LL.D., D.Sc., Litt.D., SOD., Sage Pro- fesxor of Pfyehology 5 Ph.D., Leipzig, 1892, LL.D., Wiseonsin, 1904, D.Se., Oxford, 1906, Litt.D., Clark, 1909, SOD., Harvard, 1909. EE. . H. JOSEPH ELLIS TREVOR, A.NI., Profeffov' of Tlierizioclyiicmiicf. A.Nl., Leipzig, 1893. H CHARLES NIELLEN TYLER, A.B., A.M., D.D., Proferfoi' ofthe Hirtory cmd Pliilofopliy of Religion cmd of Chrifticziz Etliicx, E77ZE7'll'Z'LJ ' A.B., A.M., Yale, 1855, D.D., Yale, ISQ2. fIvBK, AKE. IXBBOTT PAYSON USHER, A.B., ANI., Ph.D., Arrifzezizz Pcoferfor of Eeoiiomier A.B., Harvard, 1904, A.M., 1905, Ph.D., 1910. CIJBK. HARRY PORTER XVELD, Ph.B., Ph.D., Afrirzaiit Profefroi' of Pfychology Ph.B., Ohio Stare, 1900, Ph.D., Clark, 1911. EAE, EE. 1 NVALTER FRANCIS XVILLCOX, A.B., A.M., LL.B., LL.D., Ph.D., Profeffor of Economicf cmd Szfatifzfiw A.B., Amherst, 1884, A.Nl., 1888, LL.D., 1906, LL.B., Columbia, 1887, Ph.D., 1891. KIIT, fIvBK, CDAKIJ. HENRY SHALER NVILLIAMS, Ph.B., Ph.D., Profeffor of Geology, Emeririu Ph.B., Yale, 1868, Ph.D., 1871. XIIT, EE. JAMES ALBERT VVINANS, A.B., ANL, LL.B., Pcofeffoi- of Public Sjoeezleiiig A.B., Hamilton, 1897, A.M., 1900, LL.B., Cornell, 1907. AKE, KIDBK. ALBERT HAZEN XVRIGHT, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Arfifzcmz Profeffoi' of Zoology A.B., Cornell, 1904, A.M., 1905, Ph.D., 1908. FA, EE. ALLYN ABBOTT XCOUNG, Ph.B., Ph.D., Pi-ojerroe of Economicf cmd Finance Ph.B., Hiram College, 1894, Ph.D., Wisconsin, 1902. EAE. 54 155 CHARLES VAN 'PATTEN YOUNG, A.B., Profeffor of Phyfieal Culture and Director of the .Gyvmzafium E A.B., Cornell, 1899. AACIJ, Quill and Dagger, Aleph Sarriach. 3 INSTRUCTORS ALBERT ILEROY ANDREWS, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Imzmerof' in Germem and Seem- dimzoiem A.B., Williams, 1899, A.NI., Vllilliarns, 1902, A.Nl., Harvard, 19Q3, Ph.D., Kiel, 1908. CIHBK, EE. DANE LEWIS BALDWIN, A.B., NIA., Imtructoe in Evzgllfh A.B., Cornell, 19O9, M.A., Yale, 1910. CIDBK. WVABD C. BEAN, B.S.,J7'L5If7'1LClO7' in Geology B-.S., Iowa State College, 1916. Acacia, TBH, CIDAT, fIvKfID. HERMAN BETZ, AB.S'.', Immzezior in lllazhemeizier I H .B.S., Rochester, 1912. AT, CIHBK. CHARLES CLARENCE BIDWELL, A.B., Ph.D., Imt1'ue1for in Phyfief 4 ,A.B., Rochester, 1904, Ph.D., Cornell, 1914. AKE, EE. EDWIN GARR1GUES BORING, NLE., A.Nl., Ph.D., Imzruczov' in Pfyehology MB., Cornell, 1908, AM., 1912, Ph.D., 1914. EE, CIJAK. LEWIS HENRY ,BOULTER, A.B., A.Nl., Ivzftmezfof' in Engllfh f A.B., Cornell, 1913, A.Nl., 1914. Nayati, Savage Club. RALPH BOWN, ME., MME., Imzfruezor in Plym - I ME., Cornell, 1913, M.M.B., 1915. FA, I-IKN, EE. JESSE FRANKLIN BRADLEY, A.B., I11,1t1'uezor in Evzglifh A.B., Cornell, 1911. Acacia. THOMAS BENJAMIN BROWN, A.B., Ph.D., Infzfrueloy' in Plzyfier A.B., Cornell, 1912, Ph.D., 1916. hlURRAY WRIGHT BUNDY, A.B., ANI., I11m'1i.ezor in English A.B., Cornell, IQIZQ A.Nl., Cornell, 1913. CIJBK. AEP. ROBERT ARGYLL CAMPBELL, A.B., Leezmev' in Economies A.B., University of Vllisconsin, 1906. JAMES NICFADDEN CARPENTER, JR., B.A., NLA., ImM z1ezo1' in Romance Lemgzmgef B.A., Haverford, 19125 M.A., 1913. CHARLES A. CARROLL, A.B., A.Nl., Imzrzfczov' in Engllfh A.B., Cornell, 1910, ANI., Columbia, 1911. Baudhu, CIDFA. FRANK COLUCCI, A.B., Imfrizetor' in Rofmemee Lazzgmzgef A.B., Rochester, 1916. CIDBK. ANTHONY SOLSONA COMA, Imzriieror in R0'H'Z.CZ7l.L'6 Lemguezgef 35 i KARL NI. DALLENBACH, A.B., MQA., Ph.D., Ihflruczor in Prychology A.B., Illinois, 1910, M.A., Pittsburgh, 191,15 Ph.D., Cornell, 1913. AT, Acacia, EE, fIDAK, NEN. ELLSWORTH DAVID ELSTON, A.B., M.A., Imtmctof' in Phyrical Geography AB., Cornell, 1912, M.A., 1915. EE, PA, QDAK. FREDERICK EBELL FISKE, A.B., Imzfructov' in Ehglirh., A.B., Cornell, 1914. V MEYER GRUPP GABA, BS., lVI.S., Ph.D., Immrctov' in Mathematicf BS., University of Chicago, I9o7, M.S., 1908, Ph.D., 1914. EE. RAYMOND FREDERICK GEORGIA, B.Chem, Inrzrurzfor in Chemiftry B.Chem., Cornell, 1915. EE. A FRANK E. E. GERMANN, A.B., Dr. es Sc., Ihfzructor in Phyricr - A.B., Indiana, IQII, Dr. es Sc., University of Geneva, Switzerland, 1914. CIJBK, EE. KAssoN STANFORD GIBSON, A.B., Ph.D., Imlwczor In Phyricr A.B., Cornell, 1912, Ph.D., 1916. EE, fIvBK. ALLAN H. GILBERT, A.B., A.NI., Ph.D., Ihftmctor in Englifh A.B., Cornell, I9o9, A.M., Yale, 1910, Ph.D., Cornell, IQI2. QDBK. RAY EDWIN GILMAN, A.B., Ph.D., Imlructor in Mathewzazic: A.B., Kansas, 1911, Ph.D., Princeton, 1916. Acacia, EE. CYRIL YV. GREENLAND, B.Sc., Ihrtmctor in Geology BSC., Queens, 1913. JOHN WILLIAM HEBEL, AB., A.M., Ihrlructor in English A.B., Indiana, 1912, A.NI., Cornell, 1913. EX, CIDBK. I-IALLDOR I-IERMANNSSON, Lecturer in Scandlhczoimz ' University of Copenhagen, 1899. ROLAND HURDON HILL, BA., Ihrmlczor In Biochemirtry B.A., Cornell, 1916. Philos. CHARLES ROLAND HUGINS, A.B., Imtmczof' in Ecohofmlcf. A.B., Cornell, 1911. JOHN EDWARD JACOBY, A.B., A.M., Ihrlruczor in Ehglirh A.B., IVIichigan, 1910, A.lVI., Pennsylvania, 1913. EARLE HESSE KLENNARD, A.B., Ph.D., lmzruclor in Phyficf AB., Pomona, 19o7, A.B., Oxford, 1910, Ph.D., Cornell, 1913. FA, CIDBK, EE. I-IUGH IVICMILLAN IQINGERY, B.A., NIA., Inflmczor in Histology and Embryology BA., Wabash, 1908, M.A., 19o9. fI2BK. I FRANK HYNEMAN KNIGHT, BS., NIA., Ph.D., Imtrucior in Ecohomicf B.S. and NI.A., Tennessee, 1913, Ph.D., Cornell, 1916. CLARENCE CAMERON IQOCHENDERFER, AB., ANI., Imtruczor in Ecohomicr AB., Maryville, IQO6, A.M., Olivet, IQO7. I-IENRY ANTHONY LAPPIN, A.B., Imrruczfof' in English A.B., Dublin, Irelancl, 1913. AXP. 1 36 TUDOR SEYMOUR LONG, A.B., Inrzructor in Englfirh A.B., Cornell, 1915. HENDR1K W1LLEM VAN LOON, A.B., Ph.D., Lecturer on Modern Europea r A.B., Cornell, 1905, Ph.D., Munich, IQII. Savage Club. JOSEPH VANCE NICKELVEY, A.B., Bh.D., Instructor in Mazhematicf A.B., Cornell, 1906, Ph.D., 1909. QIDBK. SAMUEL ARTHUR MAHOOD, A.B., A.M., Instructor in Organic Chemrlrzr A.B., University of Nebraska, 1910, A.M., IQII. EE, AXE. 37 WILLIAM GARFIELD MALLORY, A.B., A.lVI., Inftruczor in Phyricr A.B., Oberlin, 1905, A.M., 1907. EE. A KEMP MALONE, A.B., Inrtruezor in German A.B., Emory, 1907. EN. CARLETON CHASE MURDOCK, B.S., A.M., Inrzruezor in Phyricr B.S., Colgate, 1907, A.M., Cornell, 1910. QPKXII, FA, QJBK, EE ERNEST TROWBRIDGE PAINE, A.B., A.lVI., Inrtructor in Philorophy A.B., Brown, 1901g A.M., 1903. CIDBK. HOWARD A. P1DGEON, B.Sc., lVI.Sc., Inftructor in Phyficr B.Sc., Ohio, 1911, M.Sc., IQI2. EE. ARTHUR JAMES PUTNAM, A.B., Inrzruczor in Romance Language: A.B., Cornell, 1915. fIJKE. FRED HOFMANN RHODES, ASB., Ph.D., Inrzrueror in Chemrrtry, A.B., VVabash, 19105 Ph.D., Cornell, 1914. CIDBK, EE. RALPH CHAPMAN ROGERS, lVI.E., A.M., Inrtruczor in Phyricr f lVI.E.,- Cornell, 1905, A.Nl., 1908. AT, EE, Savage Club. JOHN CHRISTOPHER SCHELLENG, A.B., Inrtrucior in Phyricr A.B., Cornell, 1915. Scorpion, FA, QDBK. ALBERT RAY SHADLE, B.A., NIA., Inrzfructor in Zoology B.A., Ohio State University, 1913, M.A., 1915. EE, JDE. LOUIS LAZARUS SILVERMAN, A.B., Ph.D., Instructor in Marhemazrcr .A.B., Harvard, 1905, A.M., 1907, Ph.D., Missouri, IQIO. EE. HOMER 'W1LL1AM SMITH, B.S., Inftructor in Public Speaking B.S., South Dakota State College, 1916. AXA. CONY STURGIS, A.B., Inrrfructor in Romance Language: A.B., Bowdoin, 1899. AKE. PAUL THORNE WEEKS, A.B., Infzfruetor in Phyfrcr I A.B., Oberlin, 1913. FA, CDBK, EE. . 1 n H rfgzfory THOMAS VVPHTNEY BENSON VVELSH, A.B., Bh.D., Inrrructor in Chernirtry A.B., Cornell, 1908, Ph.D., 1913. EN, EE, Sphinx Head. HOLBROOK XKVORKING, A.B., Instructor in Economrcr A.B., Denver, 1915. TKA, ECIDA. XVESLEY DANIEL Z1NNECKER, Ph.B., Bh.D., Inrzfrucior in German Ph.B., Baldwin JVallace College, 1903, Ph.D., Cornell, 1911. QJBK. 37 CML -EQING EUGENE 'ELWIN HASRELL, BCE., CE., Dean of the Experirnenzal Hydraulicf BCE., Cornell, 18795 CE., 1890. ATS2, EE, TBH. Faculty PROFESSORS FRED ASA BARNES, C.E.,NI.C.E., Profesfor of Railroad Engineering CE., Cornell, 1897, M.C.E., 1898. EE. EARLE NELSON BURROWS, CE., NLCE., Alfyistant Prafeffor of Bridge Engineering CE., Cornell, IQO7, IVLCE., 1914. Pyramid. A IRVING PORTER CHURCH, CE., iVI.C.E., Profeffor of Applied Meehariicf and Hydranlicf, Erneritnf CE., Cornell, 18733 M.C.E., 1878. AT, EE.',TB1'I. WALTER LICHTENTHAELER CONWELL, CE., Alsyislanzf Profemor of Railroad En- gineering CE., Cornell, 1911. CHARLES LEE CRANDALL, BCE., NLCE., Profeffor of Railroad Engineering and Geodesy, Erneriziw B.C.E., Cornell, 1872, CE., 18765 NI.C.E., 1908. Zodiac, EE, TBH. SIDNEY GONZALES GEORGE, CE., Profeffor of Meehanie: of Engineering CE., Cornell, 1905. TBII, Rod and Bob. HENRY SYLVESTER JACOBY, CE., Profeffor of Bridge Engineering CE., Lehigh, 1877. TBH, EE. LEONARD ALEXANDER LAWRENCE, B.S., Axfiflanz Profeffor of Snroeying BS., Maine, 1904. CIJKE. 8 - ORA MINER LELAND, BS. in CE., Profeffor of Geodesy and Aftronorny BS. in CE., Michigan, 1900. EE. ADELBERT PHILO M1LLs, B.S. in CE., M.S. in CE., Affiflanzi Profeffor of Material: B.S. in CE., Michigan, 1906, M.S. in CE., 1909. EE. 38 College of Civil Engineering, and Profesfor of HENRY NEELY GGDEN, C.E., Profeffor of Seznizeiry Engineering C.E., Cornell, 1889. EE. Pyramid. JOHN THOMAS PARSON, Afrirreirir Profefror of Drawing 1. ZNII, Rod and Bob. MILES ALBION POND, Ph.B., Asrifteznt Proferror of Civil Engineering Ph.B., Yale, 1895. ' ERNEST XVILLIAM RETTGER, A.B., Pl'I.D., Afrirleznl Proferror of Applied Meehariier A.B., Indiana, 1893, Ph.D., Clark, 1898. ERNEST WVILLIAM SCHODER, B.S., B.S. in lX4ining, Ph.D., Arfirteinl Projerror of Experimental Hydranlier B.S., and B.S. in Mining, Washington, IQOO, Ph.D., Cornell, IQO3. CIDFA, EE, fIDBK. FRANCIS JOSEPH SEERY, B.S., Arrirteint Profenor of Civil Engineering B.S., Tufts, 1905. ATA, Semaphore. KENNETH BERTRAND TURNER, C.E., lVl.C.E., Alrrirmnzf Profefror of Hydraulic: C.E., Cornell, 1903, M.C.E., IQO5. EE. PAUL HALLADAY UNDERWOOD, C.E., Afrintezrit Proferfor of Topogreipliic and Geodetie Engineering C.E., Cornell, 1907. Rod and Bob. CHARLES LEOPOLD VVALKER, C.E., flrrirmrizi Proferror of Seinimry Engineering C.E., Cornell, 1904. FA, Sernapbore. - INSTRUCTORS WILLIAM EDWARD BEITZ, C.E., Inrtrneror in Bridge Engineering C.E., Cornell, IQI2. QDKE, Pyramid. CARL CRANDALL, C.E., Inrzrnelor in Civil Engineering - C.E., Cornell, 1912. EE, Zodiac, Semaphore. HOWARD' THOMPSON CRITCHLOW, C.E., Inrrrnetor in Civil Engineering C.E., Cornell, 1916. Rod and Bob. HERBERT EDWARD HAYES, C.E., Instructor in Civil Engineering C.E., Cornell, IQOQ. HERBERT VINTON HOTCHHISS, B.S. in C.E., Inrzrnezor in Civil Engineering B.S. in C.E., University of Pennsylvania, 1914. EE. CARL HARMAN IQNOETTGE, B.S. in C.E., Infzirnetor in Bridge Engineering B.S. in C.E., University of Colorado, 1910. TBII. CHAUNCEY RUTHVEN MCANLIS, B.S., C.E., Irirfrnezor in Civil Engineering B.S., Pennsylvania State College, 1910, C.E., 1915. EN. CARL ARTHUR IVICCLAIN, B.S. in C.E., C.E., M.C.E., Inrtrnezor in Civil Engineer- in BE. in C.E., University of Oregon, 1906, C.E., 1912, NI.'C.E., Cornell, IQI6. JOHN EDWIN PERRY, B.S. in C.E., Inrtrnezfor in Railroad Engineering B.S. in C.E., Pennsylvania State College, 1908. CIDEK, Rod and Bob. TI-IFODORE LEVI SMITH, C.E., Inrtrnezor in Civil Engineering C.E., Cornell, IQI6. Bandhu, FA, TBH, EE. GEORGE PATRICK STOCKER, B.S. in C.E., Inrrriiclor in Civil Engineering B.S. in C.E., lrVisconsin, 1909. LEONARD CHURCH URQUHART, C.E., Inrzfrfzzcior in Bridge Engineering C.E., Cornell, IQOQ. Pyramid. 39 LAW EDWIN HAMLIN WOODRUFF, LL.B., Dean of rhe Collfgf of Law, Pfofeffor of Law. LLB., Cornell, 1888. Faculty PROFESSORS 9. GEORGE GLEASON BOGERT, AB., LLB., Proferfor of Law AB., Cornell, 1906, LLB., 1908. CIJBK, CIDACD, Sphinx Head, Zodiac. CHARLES IQELLOGG BURDICK, AB., LL.B., Proffrror of Lew AB., Princeton, 19045 LLB., Columbia, IQOS. KIDACID, Order of the Coif. HENRY WHITE EDGERTON, AB., LLB., Acting Afffirtam Profenor of Law AB., Cornell, 1910, LLB., Harvard, 1914. LIHBK. ALFRED HAYES, AB., A.Nl., LLB., Profefror of Law AB., Princeton, 1895, A.Nl., 1898, LLB., Columbia, 1898. QIDKNII, CIDBK, fIJAfID, Order of the Coif, Cosmopolitan Club, Ethics Club. FLIVER LEROY NICCASKILL, PhB., J.U.D., Profevrof' of Law PhB., University of Chicago, 1901, J.U.D., University of 'Chicago Law School, 1905. CIJFA, CIDA-fb. CHARLES TRACEY STAGG, LLB., Profeffor of Law and Sec1'em1'y of the Collegf LLB., Cornell, IQO2, Acacia, HIDACIH, Order of the Coif. 40 IVHZCHA R PING, ALBERT XKVILLIAM SMITH, B.M.E., M.lVI.E., Dean of zflie College and Profeffor of Power Engineering B.lVI.E., Cornell, 1878, Nl.lVI.E., 1886. SAX, Quill and Dagger, EE. Faculty . I l PROFESSORS CALVIN DODGE ALBERT, ME., Profeffor of Maeliirie Defign ME., Cornell, IQO2. EE. WILLIAM NICHOLS BARNARD, NLE., Profeffor of Power Engineering A lVl.E,, Cornell, 1897. EE, TBH. CHARLES HAROLD BERRY, ME., M.M.E., Affifmnz Profeffor of Power Engineer ing M.E., Cornell, IQI2, M.M.E., 1916. TBH, EE. ROLLA CLINTON CARPENTER, BS., NLS., C.E., lVl.lVI.E., LL.D., Profeffor of Experimental Engineering B.S., Nlichigan Agricultural College, 1873, ATS., 18765 LL.D., 1910, C.E., Aflichigan, 1875, Nl.M.E., Cornell, 1888. ATA, EE, TBH. HERMAN DIEDERICHS, NLE., Proferfor of Experinientezl Engineering in Charge of the Meeliariieal Lezboraziory ME., Cornell, 1897. CIJEK, EE, TBH. FRANK OAKES ELLENWOOD, ALB., Profeffor of Power Engineering A.B., Leland Stanford, 1904. EE. XAEALTER STEBBINS FORD, NLE., Afriftanz Profefror of Eleelrieezl Engineerin NLE., Coruell, IQOO. FA, Skull. 41 VICTOR RAYMOND GAGE, NLE., NLNLE., Afsifznnzf Profefxor of Experinienzezi Engineering ,Q M.E., Cornell, 19065 M.M.E., 1911. Acacia, EE. SEYMOUR STANTON GARRETT, GE., Affiftmit Profeffor of Mecliaiiief of Engineer- ing GE., Corneii, 1904. ALEXANDER GRAXY, BS., NLS., Profefror of Electrical Engineering B.S., Edinburgh, 1904, iW.S., NIcGill, 1916. EE, HKN. CLARENCE WAXLTER HAM, B.M.E., M.E., Arrirmnz Profefror of .Machine Defign B.NLE., Kentucky State, 1905, NLE., Cornell, 1908. TBH. LESLIE DAVID HAYES, BS., M.E., Affirianzf Profeffor of Maehirie Derign B.S., New Hampshire, 1897, NLE., Cornell, 1908. KE. VLADIMIR KARAPETOFF, C.E., M.M.E., Proferror of Electrical Engineering CE., Petrograd, Russia, 1897, M.M.E., 1902. EE, HKN, TBH. DEXTER SIMPSON KIMBALL, A.B., M.E., Profeffor of Maehiiie Derign and In- dnrtriezl Engineering A.B., Leland Stanford, 18965 NLE., 1913. EE, TBH. MYRON A. LEE, M.E., M.NI.E., Affiftanz Profenor of .Machine Defign NLE., Cornell, 1909, NLNLE., 1913. EE. GEORGE ROBERT MCDERMOTT, Proferfor of Szfrnctnrezl Dexign EE, Acacia. ROBERTSON MATTHEWS, M.E., Affirzfanz Profeffor of Power.Engineering NLE., Cornell, 1907. CLARENCE ANDREW PEIRCE, AB., M.E., Alffirtaiiz Profeffor of Maehiiie Defign A.B., Cornell, 1907, M.E., 1909. AQ. JOHN GEORGE PERTSCH, JR., M.E., Afrifmnt Profefror of Electrical Engineering M.E., Cornell, 1909. EE, HKN. ' JOSEPH FRANKLIN PUTNAM, M.E., Affirtaiii Proferror of Electrical Engineering M.E., Cornell, 1910. TBH. WILL NIILLER SAWDON, BS. in M.E., M.M.E., Arrirmnt Profeffor of Experi- mental Engineering BS. in NLE., Purdue, 1898, NLNLE., Cornell, 1908. EE. GEORGE BURR UPTON, M.E., MNLE., Affifziaiii Profefror of Experimental Engineer- ing M.E., Cornell, 1904, M.NLE., 1905. EE. ALBERT EDWARD VVELLS, Profeffor of .Machine Construction EDGAR HARPER WOOD, NLE., M.M.E., Proferror of Mecheznief of Engineering NLE., Cornell, 18925 NLNLE., 1893. EE. 42 INSTRUCTORS WILLIAM COOK ANDRAXE, M.E., Inftrnczor in Machine Defign M.E., Cornell, 1915. Acacia. U FREDERICK WILLIAM ARMBRUSTER, JR., B.S., Inrtrnclor in Machine Defign B.S., Rochester, 1916. KIJBK. WILLIAM CYRUS BALLARD, JR., NLE., Inffrnczor in Electrical Engineering M.E., Cornell, 1910. GEORGE FRANCIS BASON, B.E., M.E., Infzrnclor in Electrical Engineering B.E., North Carolina A. Sc M.. College, 19085 NLE., Cornell, 1916. CII-KA. LOUIS JACQUELIN BRADFORD, B.S., Inftrnczor in Machine Derign B.S., Swarthmore, IQII. EE. HAROLD NVARNER BROWN, B.S., M.M.E., Instructor in Electrical Engineering B.S., Cornell, 18985 Nl.NI.E., 1915. ROBERT FRANKLIN CHAMBERLAIN, M.E., Inflrnczor in Eleczrical Engineering M.E., Cornell, 1908. Acacia. HAROLD HOWARD CLARK, NI.E., Infzfrnclor in Machine Defign M.E., Cornell, 1915. ROY EDWARDS CLARK, NLE., lnflrnctor in Power Engineering NLE., Cornell, 1913. YVALTER RODNEY CORNELL, B.S., C.E., Inftrnctor in Mechanicr of Engineering B.S., Rutgers, 1907, C.E., Cornell, 1916. ALEJANDRO R. COTA, NLE., lnftrnclor in Eleclrical Engineering M.E., Cornell, 1916. HKN, TBH. ADAM CLARKE DAVIS, JR., NIE., Inrtrnczor in Exjnerinienzal Engineering . M.E., Cornell, IQI4. KE. ' RALPH BURNETTE DAY, M.E., Inftrnczor in Mechanicr A M.E., Cornell, 1906. 1 WILLIAM DEANS, JR., M.E., Inftrnczor in Electrical Engineering M.E., Cornell, 1913. HKN. HUGO N. DIEDERICIIS, Inrlrnctor in Machine Defign Telluride Association. WILLIAM JACOB DIEDERICHS, M.E., Inrtrnczfor in Experimental Engineering M.E., Cornell, 1912. GEEK. ' PAUL FENTON, M.E., Innirnczfor in Machine Defign NLE., Cornell, 1915. GEORGE DAVID FLOYD, B.Sc., B.S. in E.E., Inftriiclor in Electrical Engineering B.SC., Dalhousie, 1913, B.S. in E.E., NlcGill, 1915. ENOCH FRANCIS GARDNER, NLE., Inflrnclor in Machine Design M.E., Nlarylancl State College, 1903. JOSEPH YVILLIAM GAVETT, JR., NLE., Inrtrnclor in Experinzenfal Engineering NLE., Cornell, 1911. Seal 8: Serpent, TBH. NVARREN HOWARD HOOK, NIE., lnftrfuctor in Experinienlal Engineering NIE., Cornell, 1908. 43 HOMER JAMES HOTCHKISS, C.E., A.B., A.M., M.M.E., Inftrnctor in Meehanier of Engineering 7 C.E., Allegheny College, 18885 A.B., 18895 A.lVl., 18935 M.M.E., Cornell, 1896. EE. MARTIN COLLINS HUGHES, B.S. in E.E., Inftrnctor in Electrical Engineering B.S. in E.E., Illinois, 1916. HKN. FRED EDGAR KLINCK, M.E., Inftrnctor in Experiniental,Engineering M.E., Cornell, IQIO. EE. ' CARLOS CHILD KNOX, B.S. in NLE., Inrtrnctor in Experimental Engineering B.S. in NLE., Case School of Applied Science, 1914. TBH. PERCY GEORGE MCVETTY, NLE., Inrtrnctor in Refearch Engineering M.E., Cornell, 1913. Acacia, EE. ROBERT GEPHARD MEYLER, M.E., Inftrnetor in Inclnftrial Organization M.E., Cornell, 1916. APT. MVILLIAM EMERSON MORDOEE, NLE., Inftrnetor in Machine Defign M.E., Cornell, 1913. A E. RICHARD PAGE, BS., Inftrnctor in Electrical Engineering B.S., Maine, 1913. AXA. HENRY PARK PARMLEY, M.E., lVl.M.E., Inrtrnctor in Mechanic: of Engineering M.E., Cornell, 19075 M.M.E., 1912. HAROLD CHARLES PERKINS, M.E., Inftrnctor in Mechanics of Engineering M.E., Cornell, 1915. FRED STILLMAN ROGERS, B.S., lVI.E., Inftrnctor in Machine Derign B.S., Alfred, 19o95 lVl.E., Cornell, IQI3. ALEXANDER CHILSON STEVENS, M.E., Inrtrnctor in Electrical Engineering M.E., Cornell, 1907. AKE, HKN. RALPH BERRY STEWART, B.S. in E.E., Inftrnctor in Electrical Engineering l3.S. in E.E., Clemson, 1915. FREDERICK GEORGE SWITZER, lVl.E., lVl.M.E., lnrtrnctor in Hydranlicf M.E., Cornell, IQI35 M.M.E., 1914. EE. ' FRANK GIRARD TJXPPAN, A.B., M.A., NLE., Inftrnctor in Electrical Engineering A.B., Washington and jefferson, 19O45 M.A., 19O95 M.E., Cornell, 1907. Ben. 4 ELBFRT ALDRICH TAYLOR, lVl.E., Inftrnctor in Machine Defign NLE., Cornell, 1914. CHARLES EDWIN THOMAS, lVl.E., Instructor in Mechanic: Laboratory NLE., Cornell, 1913. TBH, EE. 5 NORMAN NEV1,L TILLEY, lVl.E., Inftriictor in ExjJeriniental Engineering lVl.E., Cornell, 1915. Acacia. CLARENCE ELLSWORTH TOWNSEND, M.E., Inrtrnctor in Machine Defign M.E., Cornell, IQO7. GEORGE AUSTIN VVORN, Inftriictor in Machine Defign Telluride Association, Aleph Samach, Quill and Dagger. 44 Mtoaome XXVILLIAM MECKLENBURG POLK, NLD., LL.D., Dean 1 of Cornell Unifoenrily Medieal College and Profefroi' of Clinical Surgery, Department of Gynecology NLD., College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, 1869, LLD., University of the South, 1892, LL.D., Columbia, 1904. Consulting Physician to Saint Lukeis Hospital, to Saint Vincent's Hospital, to New York Lyir1g-in- Hospital, to Trinity Hospital. JEREMIAH SWEETSER FERGUSON, B.S., NLS., NLD., Secretary of the Faculty QNew York Cilyj B.S., Maine, 1889, NLS., 1892, NLD., New York , University, 1893. KE, EE, ASIA. Faculty in New York PROFESSORS STANLEY R. BENEDICT, B.A., Ph.D., Profeffor of Cheiniftry B.A., Cincinnati, 1906, Ph.D., Yale, 1908. JJBK, EE. LEw1s GREGORY CoLE, NLD., Pmfenoi- of Radiology NLD., Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1898. AT. VVARREN COLEMAN, A.B., NLD., Proferfor of Clinical Medicine and Applied Pliarinaeology A.B., Kentucky, 1888, ANL CI-Ionoraryj 1899, NLD., New York, 1891. KIJAE. YVILLIAM BRADLEY COLEY, AB., A.NL, NLD., Pro-feffor of Clinical Surgery AB., Yale, 1884, A.NL CHonoraryD, 1910, NLD., Harvard, 1888, A.NL CHonoraryD, 1911. AQA QHonoraryj. LEw1s ATTERBURY CONNER, Ph.D., NLD., P1-oferfoi of Medieine Ph.B., Yale, 1887, NLD., Columbia, 1890. CIDAE. 4 CHARLES LooM1S DANA, A.NL, NLD., LL.D., Profeffor of Clinical Medicine, Department of Neurology 4 . A.B., Dartmouth, 1872, A.NL, 1875, NLD., Columbia, 1877, LL.D., Dart- mouth, 1912, NPT, NEN, CIDBK. FREDERIC SHEPARD DENNIS, A.B., NLD., F.R.C.S., Profeffor of Clinical Surgery, Ernerizfnf. A.B., Yale, 1872, NLD., Bellevue Hospital Nledical College, 1874, F.R.C.8., England, 1899. JAMES CLIFTON EDGAR, Ph.B., AB., A.NL, NLD., Profeffor of Olrfzetricf and Clinical .Midwifery ' Ph.B., Lafayette, 1882, A.B. CHonoraryj, 1885, ANI., 1886, NLD., New York, 1885. ZXP, CIPAE. . GEORGE THOMPSON ELLIOT, A.B., NLD., Proferfor of Clinical Medicine, Depart- nienl of Derrnazfology A.B., Yale, 1877, NLD., Louisiana, 1881. AKE. W'1LL1AM JAMES ELSER, NED., Profeffor of Bacteriology NLD., Bellevue Hospital Nledical College, 1895. CPAE. JAMES EWING, A.B., A.NL, NLD., SGD., Projeffor of Palliology A.B., Amherst, 1888, A.NL, 1891, NLD., Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1891, Sc.D., Pittsburgh. AT, HDAE, HIDBK. CHARLES LANGDON GIBSON, A.B., NLD., Adjunct Profeffor of Surgery A.B., Harvard, 1886, NLD., 1889. V NfLALCOLM GOODRIDGE, A.B., NLD., Affiftanzf Profefi-or of Tlierapenticf A.B., Princeton, 1894, NLD., Columbia, 1898. NEN. JOSEPH FRIEDRICH C-UDERNATSCH, Ph.D., Affiftanz Profeyfor of Anazorny Pl1.D. Prague, 1911. . JOHN AUGUSTUS HAXRTWELL, Ph.B., NLD., .dffifzanzf Profeffor of Snrgery and Projeffor oj Clinical Surgery Ph.B., Yale, 1889, NLD., ISQ2. , ' THOMAS VVOOD HfXSTINGS, A.B., NLD., Profefyor of Clinical Pathology A.B., Johns Hopkins, 1894, NLD., 1898. CIDKNII. ROBERT ANTHONY HJXTCLIER, Ph.G., NLD., Profeffor of Pharmacology and .Materia Medica Ph.G., Philadelphia College of Pharmacy, 1889, NLD., Tulam, 1898. IRVING SAMUEL H1XYNES, Ph.B., NLD., D.Sc., Profenor of Applied Alnazo-my and Clinical Surgery . Ph.B., VVesleyan, 1885, NLD., New York, 1887, D.Sc., VVesleyan, 1915. AKE, CDAE CHonoraryJ. JAMES NJORLEY H1TZRoT, AB., NLD., Alyfirtanz Profeffor of Clinical Surgery AB., Princeton, 1897, NLD., Johns Hopkins, 19o1. CIJAE. 46 AUGUST HOCH, NLD., Profcffoi' of Pfycliiatry NLD., University of Maryland, 1890. BGH. JAMES CHEW JOHNSTON, A.B., NLD., Arrirlanl Profcfror of Dcmnarology ' A.B., Johns Hopkins, 1890, NLD., New York, 18925 BGH, EN, AKK. ROBERT FOSTER IQENNEDY, NLB., B.Ch., NLD., Afrifzant Profeffor of Clinical Mcdicivic, Dcparlincnt of Ncnrology NLB., B.Ch., Royal University of Ireland, NLD., Queen's, Dublin. CIDAE, AMHSZ. EDWARD LOUGHBOROUGH IQEYES, JR., A.B., A.NL, Ph.D., Profefroi of Urology A.B., Georgetown, 1892, Ph.D., 1901, M.D., Columbia, 1895. AKE. ALEXANDER LAMBERT, A.B., Ph.B., NLD., Profefror of Clinical .Meclicinc A.B., Yale, 1884, Ph.B., 1885, NLD., Columbia, 1888. AKE, CDAE. BURTON JAMES- LEE, Ph.B., NLD., Afsirzanz Clinical Profcrroi' of Surgery Ph.B., Yale, 1894, NLD., Columbia, 1898. A GRAHAM LUSH, Ph.G., Ph.D., A.NL, Se.D., Profcfroi' of Plzyyiology Ph.Cf., Columbia, 1887, Ph.D., Nlunich, 1891, A.NL, QHon0raryJ, Yale, Sc.D. QHOn0raryj, 1908. AAATJ, EE. FRANK SHERMAN BXLEARA, A.B., Ph.D., NLD., Profcrfor of Thc1'apfiltic.f A.B., Yale, 1890, Ph.D., 1892, NLD., Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1895. fI1BK, NPT, NEN. JOHN RAYMOND NLURLIN, BS., A.NL, Ph.D., Alfrirzant Profcrfor of Phyriology. B.S.-, Ohio WVeslyan, 1897, A.NL, 1899, Ph.D., Pennsylvania, 1901. S.A.E., oBK,EE. CHARLES EDWARD NAMMACK, NLD., LL.D., Profcffoi' of Clinical Mcdiciiif NLD., Bellevue Hospital Nledical College, 1881, LL.D., Fordham, 1908. 'WALTER LINDSAY N1LEs, NLD., Auiszfanz Proferfoi' of Clinical .Meclicine NLD., Cornell, 1902. CDAZ, Sphinx Head. ROBERT GRIGG REESE, Ph.G., NLD., Proferror of Ophthalmology Fh.G., Nlaryland College of Pharmacy, 18875 NLD., New York, 1891. CDKNIJ, CIDAE. JOHN ROGERS, AB., Ph.B., NL.D., Profeffor of Clinical SlL7'gK7'3? A.B., Yale, 1887, Ph.B., 1888, NLD., Columbia, 1891. CTJAE. GTTO HENRY SCHULTZE, A.B., NLD., Afrirzanz Profcrror of Pathological Anatomy and Profefror of .Meclico-Lcgal Pathology AB., College of the City of New York, 1886, NLD., Columbia, 1889. AKENUUQ NEWTON 'WELMAN SI-IAFFER, NLD., P1'ofef.for of Orfliopeclic Surgery, Eznerilzu NLD., New York University, 1867. ' 47 NVILLIAM HILLS SHELDON, NLD., Affiftant Professor of Clinical Medieine NLD., Cornell, IQO7. . E HARMON SMITH, A.B., NLD., Profeffor of Laryngology I A.B., University of Georgia, 1892, NLD., Bellevue Hospital Nledical College, 1897. ATA, AA2. LEWIS ATTERBURY STIMSON, A.B., NLD., LL.D., Profesforof Siirgery A.B., Yale, 1863, NLD., Bellevue Hospital Medical College, 1874, LL.D., Yale, IQOO. NPT, Scroll and Key. CHARLES RUPERT STOCKARD, B.S., NLS., Ph.D., Proferfor of Anatomy B.S., Nlississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College, 1899, NLS., 1901, Ph.D., Columbia, 19o7.. NEN, EE. ISRAEL STRAUSS, A.B., A.NL, NLD., Arfiftant Profeffor of Nenro-Anatomy A.B., Brown, 1894, A.NL, and NLD., Columbia, 1898. LIJBK. ALFRED S. TAYLOR, Ph.B., A.NL, NLD., Profeffor of Operative Sitrgery Ph.B., Brown, 1891, A.NL, 1892, NLD., Columbia, 1895. AT, LIHBK. WILLIAM GILMAN THOMPSON, Ph.B., NLD., Profeffor of Medieiiie, Erneritnf Ph.B., Yale, 1877, NLD., Columbia, 1881. ANP, fIDAE. WILLIAM CROOKS THRO, B.S.A., A.NL, NLD., Affiftant Profeffor of Clinical Pathology B.S.A., Cornell, IQOO, A.NL, IQOI, Nl.D., 19o7. FA, EE. JOHN CUTLER TORREY, A.B., Ph.D., Proferror of Hygiene A.B., University of Vermont, 1898, Ph.D., Columbia, 1902. Ef1:,f1:BK. ' PERCY RIVINGTON TURNURE, A.B., A.NL, NLD., Alffiftant Profeffor of Clinieal Mediciiie A.B., Harvard, 1894, A.NL, and NLD., Columbia, 1898. CHARLTON VVLALLACE, NLD., Profefror of Clinical Surgery, Department of Ortho- pedic Surgery A.B., Transylvania, TSQ4, NLD., Columbia, College of Physicians and Surge:ns, 1898. NEN, KA CSOuthernj. RICHARD WEIL, A.B., A.NL, NLD., Profeffor of Experimental .Medicine A.B., Columbia, 1896, A.NL, 1898, NLD., IQOO. QIJBK. FREDERICK NVHITING, A.NL, Nl.D., Profeffor of Otology A.NL, Amherst, 1882, NLD., Long Island College Hospital, 1885. AT. CARB J. VVYIGGERS, NLD., Affiftant Profeffor of Pliyfiology NLD., Nlichigan, 1906. EE. JOSEPH EDCIL WINTERS, NLD., Proferfor ofiClinieal Medicine, Departrnent of Pediatricf NLD., New York University, 1872. CIDAE. 48 GEORGE WOOLSEY, A.B., NLD., Profefror of Anatomy and Clinical Surgery A.B., Yale, 1881, NLD., Columbia, College Of Physicians and Surgeons, 1885. CI-VAE. I INSTRUCTORS HAROLD CAPRON BAILEY, NLD., Inftruczor in Obrzezfricf NLD., Cornell, 1903. NZN. ' BENJAMIN STOCKWELL BARRINGER, B.S., NLD., Inflruczor in Urology B.S., New York University, 1898, lX4.D., Cornell, 1902. XIIT, CIDBK. - DAVID NYE BARROWS, A.B., NLD., Instructor in Clinical Surgery, Department of Gynecology A.B., Yale, 1908, M.D., Cornell, IQI2. BGH, fDAE. FENWICK BEEKMAN, NLD., Infrructor in Operative Surgery and Clinical Surgery NLD., Pennsylvania, 1907. AXP. ' JOSEPH CARL BCJCK, Chem.E., Inrzruczor in Chemirtry Chem.E., Vienna, 1909. KENNETH BULKLEY, A.B., NLD., Inflruczfor in Surgery A.B., Columbia, 1906, NLD., 1909. XIIT, AQA. FRANKLIN BURKE, NLS., Clinical Inftruczfor in Laryngology and Rhinology NLD., Long Island College Hospital. 1898. RUSSELL LAFAYETTE CECIL, A.B., NLD., Infzfruetor in Medicine and Clinical Pathology Q A.B., Princeton, 1902, NLD., Nleclical College Of Virginia, 1906. HM. ROBERT CHAMBERS, JR., A.NL, Ph.D., Infzructor in Anatomy A.NL, Queens, Ph.D., Nlunich. ARTHUR HUTCHINS CILLEY, A.B., NLD., Clinical lnftruclor in Orthopedic Surgery A.B., Princeton, 1893, NLD., Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1896. NPT. ARTHUR FERNANDEZ COCA, A.B., A.NL, NLD., Infzruezor in Experimental Pathology A.B. and A.NL, Haverford, NLD., Pennsylvania. EUGENE FLOYD DU BOIS, A.B., NLD., Lecturer in Clinical Phyfiology and In- Jtruclor in Applied Pharmacology ' A.B., Harvard, 1903, NLD., Columbia, 1906. CARY EGGLESTON, NLD., Inrzruczfor in Pharmacology NLD., Cornell, 1907. QIDAZ. NIAX EINHORN, NLD., Lecturer on Difeafer of the Stomach NLD., University of Berlin, 1884. -L0 SEWARD ERDMAN, A.B., NLD., Inftructor in Clinical Surgery A.B., Princeton, 1897, NLD., Columbia, College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1902. , CHARLES EVERETT FARR, A.B., NLD., Inftructor in Surgery A.B., Yale, 18985 NLD., 1903. ZNII, CIDBK, EE, NEN. L1L1.1AN IQUTRA POND FARRAR, A.B., NLD., Inftructor in'Clinical Surgery, De- partment of Gynecology A.B., Boston, 1896, NLD., Cornell, 1900. HORACE W. FRINK, NLD., lnftructor in Clinical Neurology NLD., Cornell, 1905. JOHN CARL ARPAD GERSTER, A.B., NLD., lnrtructor in Operative Surgery A.B., Columbia, 1902, NLD., 1905. Zilf. GEORGE DEMPSTER HAMLEN, A.B., A.NL, NLD., Inftructor in Obrtetricr A.B., Weslyan, 1888, A.NL, 1891, NLD., New York, 1890. AKE, QIDAE. ARTHUR EDMUND HOAC, NLD., Inftruetor in Surgery NLD., Cornell, 1908. CIDAZ. JOSEPH PETER HOOUET, A.B., NLD., Inftructor in Surgery A.B., Harvard, 19043 NLD., Columbia, 1907. EDWIN WILSON HOLLADAY, A.B., NLD., Inftructor in Clinical Surgery, Departrnent of Gynecology A.B., Virginia, 1905, NLD., 1911. HM, fIPEK, CIDBK. ARTHUR LAWRENCE HOLLAND, NLD., Inftructor in Clinical Medicine NLD., New York University, 1897. FRANK MCELROY HUNTOON, NLD., Inftructor in Bacteriology NLD., Cornell, 1903. W HENRY WIRT JACKSON, NLD., Instructor in Clinical Pathology NLD., University of Virginia, 1910. NEN. NlORR1s JACOB IQARPAS, NLD., Inftructor in Nervouf Difeafef NLD., Long Island' College Hospital, 1904. FREDERICK LOVE KEAYS, AB., NLD., Inftructor in Phyxical Diagnofif A.B., Yale, 1894, NLD., Cornell, 1899. JAMES HENRY KENYON, B.S., NLD., Instructor in Clinical Surgery BS., Princeton, 1894, NLD., Columbia, 1898. ELISE STRANG LRESPERANCE, NLD., Inftructor in Pathology NLD., New York Infirmary for Women and Children, Nleclical College, 1899. , li 00 GEORGE BIRMINGHAM lNflCAULIFFE, A.B., NLD., Clinical Inftriiczfor in Ozology A.B., College of the City of New York, 1895, NLD., Columbia, 1888. JOHN TPIOMPSON NLACCURDY, A.B., NLD., Clinical Innfrnctor in Mecliciiie, De-' parztment of Pfychopathology A.B., Toronto, 1908g MD., Johns Hopkins, 1911. AT, CIDBK. DAVID WALLACE BZLACIQENZIE, A.B., NLD., Instructor in Urology A.B., Dalhousie University, IQOO, NLD., Cornell, IQO4. CHARLES V. NLORRILL, A.NL, Pl1.D., Inrlriiclor in Anatomy A.NL, Columbia, 1906, Ph.D., IQIO. EE. CHARLES HALPIN NOMMACK, A.B., NLD., Clinical Inrtrncror in Medicine A.B., Columbia, 19o9, NLD., 1912. EX, NEN. CHARLES NORRIS, Ph.B., NLD., Demonrtralor in Pathology Ph.B., Yale, 1888, NLD., Columbia, 1892. QE. CLARENCE PAUL GBERNDORE, A.B., NLD., Clinical Inrtrnctor in Neurology A.B., Cornell, 1904, NLD., 19O6. Bandhu. EMIL GSTERBERG, Inftrnczor in Chemifzry GEORGE NICHOIAS PAPANICOLAON, Nl.D., Ph.D., lnftrnczfor in Anatomy NLD., University of Athens, 19055 Ph.D., University of Nlunieh, 1910. HAROLD'ENSIGN PARDEE, A.B., Nl.D., Inrlrnczfor in Medicine A.B., Columbia, 19o6, M.D., IQOQ. HENRY PEARSON, B.S., NLD., Clinical Inflrnctor in Anaerthefia B.S., Alabama, 1890, NLD., Cornell, IQO3. AKE. PERCY WITHERS PUNNETT, B.S., A.NL, Ph.D., Chemical Pathologirt B.S., Rochester, 19115 A.NL, Columbia, 1912, Ph.D., 1915. CEBK, EE, CDAT. JOHN HAROLD RICHARDS, Nl.D., Inrlriiczfor in Clinical Pathology and Medicine NLD., Cornell, 1905. QIDAE. JOSEPH CHARLES ROPER, NLD., Inxtriictor in Pediatricf Nl.D., New York University, 18975 NLD., Cornell, 1899. ZKII. BERNARD SAMUELS, NLD., Clinical Infzfrnctor in Surgery, Department of Ophthal- mology HAROLD ELMORE SANTEE, A.B., NLD., Inftrnctor in Ohftelricf and Operative Surgery A.B., Cornell, 19O4, NLD., 1908. 1 HANS JORGEN SCHWARTZ, NLD., Instructor in Clinical Pathology anal Clinical Meclicine K NLD., NlcGill, 1898. ZNII. WILLIAM SHANNON, A.B., NLD., Clinical Inftructor in Medicirie, Department of Pecliatricf A.B., New York, 1885, NLD., 1889. NIJ, CIDAZ. NLONTGOMERY HUNT SICARD, B.S., lX4.D., Inftructor in Pliyfical Diagnorif and Tlierapeuticf B.S., Princeton, 1894, NLD., Columbia, 1898. NVILLIAM LAMSON SOULE, A.B., NLD., Clinical Inrtructor in Alnaertlieria . A.B., Colby College, 1890, NLD., Boston University, 1896 NLD., Harvard, 1908. AT, f1wBK. HARRY VAN NESS SPAULDING, NLD., Inftructor in Operative Surgery NLD., Cornell, 1908. NZN. RALPH GRIFFITHS STILLMAN,,A.B., NLD., Inrtructor in Clinical Medicine A.B., Yale, 1903, NLD., Columbia, College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1907. NEN. i ABRAHAM STRACHSTEIN, NLD., Clinical Instructor in Surgery, Department of Urology NLD., Cornell, 1903. ANNA TIOMSLAND, A.B., NLD., Clinical Instructor in Alnaeftltefia AB., Cornell, 1911, NLD., 1914. WLILLIAM DAVID TYRRELL, NLD., Inftructor in Medicine, Department of Pecliatricr NLD., Northwestern, 1899. BENJAMIN MORGAN VANCE, A.B., NLD., Inrtructor in Surgical Pathology A.B., Harvard, 19085 LAD., Pennsylvania, 1912. GEORGE WONSON VANDEGRIFT, A.B., NLD., NLA., Inrtructor in Oplithalrnology A.B., College of the City of New York, 18975 NLD. and lW.A., Columbia, 1901. BRAINERD HUNT WHITBECK, A.B., NLD., Clinical Inrtructor in Ortliopealic Surgery AB., Harvard, 1899, NLD., Columbia, 1903. LUc1Us ARTHUR VVING, B.S., NLD., Clinical lnrtructor in Surgery B.S., Ohio State, 19035 NLD., Cornell, IQC7. CIJFA, NEN. JAMES NEWBEGIN NVORCESTER, A.B., NLD., Inrtructor in Clinical Surgery A.B., Amherst, 1906, NLD., Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1910. CPA6. WILLIAM WESLEY NVRIGHT, NLD., Clinical Inrtructor in Medicine, Department of Psychopathology ' NLD., Nlichigan, IQC4. 52 Faculty of Ithaca PROFESSORS ' MELVIN DRESBACH, B.S., NLD., NLS., Affiftoiit Profeffoi' of Pbyxiology B.S., Ohio State, 1897, NLS., 1900, NLD., Ohio Nleclical, 1903. NEN, EE. SIMON HENRY GAGE, B.S., Profeffoi' of Histology and Embryology, Emoritit: BS., Cornell, 1877. AT, QTKID. ABRAM TUCKER KERR, B.S., NLD., Sffcretory of the Mrdical College at Ithaca, Profifffoi' of Alnotomy B.S., Cornell, 1895, hl.D., Buffalo, 1897. TA, BSH, NEN, EE. BENJAMIN FREEMAN KINGSBURY, A.B., Nl.A., Ph.D., NLD., Profffsor of Hiftology ond Embryology , A.B., Buchtel, 1893, M.A., Cornell, 1894, Ph.D., 1895, NLD., Freiburg, IQO3. QDAQ, FA, NEN, 25. WILLIAM RIDGELY ORNDORFE, A.B., Ph.D., Profeffor of Organic and Pliyfiologicol Cliemi5t1'y A.B., Johns Hopkins, 1884, Ph.D., 1887. NEN, EE. SUTHERLAND SIMPSON, BS., NLE., Ch.B., NLD., D.Sc., F.R.S.E., Proffffor of Pliyfiology ' ' B.S., Edinburgh, 18945 MB. and Ch.B., 1899, NLD., IQOI, D.Sc., 1903, F.R.S.E., 1908. EE, NEN. JAMES BATCHELLER SUMNER, A.B., A.Nl., Ph.D., Affiftont Profeffoi' of Bio- cliemiftry A.B., Harvard, 19105 A.NI., 1913, Ph.D., 1914. EE. INSTRUCTORS HENRY KENNEDY DAVIS, A.B., A.Nl., Iiiftrizctor iii Anatomy A.B., Cornell, IQI2, A.M., 1914. Skull, EE. ROLAND HURDON l'IILL, B.A., Imtructof' iii Biochemistry B.A., Cornell, 1916. Philos. HUGH NICNIILLAN IQINGERY, A.B., A.Nl., Iviftmictoi' in Hiftology and Embryology A.B., Wabash, 1908, ANI., 1909. fPBK. r 53 VETEQIN, VERANUS ALVA NIOORE, B.S., M.D., V.lVI.D., Dean of the State Veterinary College and Profefsor of Comparative Pathology and Bacteriology, and of Meat Iarjneetion B.S., Cornell, 18875 NLD., George Washington University, 1890, V.NI.D., University of Penn- sylvania, IQII. QIIEK, NZN, EE, AXP, QTE. Faculty PROFESSORS HENRY ASMUS, Arrirtaht Proferfov' of Farriery RAYMOND RUSSELL BIRCH, B.S., D.V.Nl., Ph.D., Arriftaht Profefror in Charge of Vete1'i1'ta1'y Experimental Station B.S., Kansas State Agricultural College, 1906, D.V.Nl., Cornell, 19125 Ph.D., 1916. EE, SITE. SAMUEL HOWARD BURNETT, A.B., NLS., D.V.NI., Profeffor of Comjoaratioe Pathology A.B., Cornell, 1892, lXfI.S., 18965 D.V.lVI., IQO2. Acacia, EE, AXP, QTE. PIERRE AUGUSTINE FISH, B.8., DSC., D.V.M., Profeffor of Veterinary Phyfiology B.S., Cornell, 1890, D.Sc., 1894, D.V.Nl., 1899. EE. CLIFFORD PENNY FITCH, B.S., NLS., D.V.Nl., P7'0f6JfO7' of Veterinary Bacteriology B.S., Hamilton, I9o6g MS., I9o9, D.V.M., Cornell, IQII. EE, LIJBK. JAMES NATHAN FROST, D.V.lVI., Alrrirtaht Profefror of Veterivzary Surgery D.V.Nl., Cornell, 1907. EE. 4 SIMON HENRY GAGE, B.S., Proferfor of Hiftology and Embryology, Emeritnf BS., Cornell, 1877. AT, SZTLTJ. CHARLES ERNEST HAXYDEN, A.B., D.V.M., Afriftant Profefror of Veterinary Pliyfiology A.B., Ohio University, 1910, D.V.M., Cornell, 1914. GRANT SHERMAN HOPKINS, B.S., D.Sc., D.V.M., Proferfor of Comparative Veterin- . ary Anatomy B.S., Cornell, 1889, D.Sc., 1893, D.V.M., IQOO. QDEK, EE. FREDERICK FRITZ IKOENIG, D.V.M., Afrirtant Proferfor of Veterinary Medicine D.V.M., Cornell, 1909. JAMES LAW, F.R.C.V.S., Proferfor of Principler and Practice of Veterinary Medicine, Emerituf F.R.C.V.S., Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, 1870. EE. HOWARD JAY MILKS, D.V.M., Profefyor of Materia Medica and Director of the Small Animal Clinic QVeterinaryJ D.V.M., Cornell, 1904. EE. EARL MAX PICKENS, D.V.S., A.M., Arriftant Profeffor of Diagnorir QVeterinaryJ D.V.S., Cornell, 1911, A.M., 1914. EARL SUNDERVILLE, D.V.M., Arfiftant Proferror of Veterinary Anatomy D.V.M., Cornell, 1908. EE. DENNIE HAMMOND UDALL, B.S.A., D.V.M., Proferror of Veterinary Meclicirie and Hygiene B.S.A., Vermont, 18985 D.V.M., Cornell, 1901. EN, EE. WALTER LONG WILLIAMS, Proferror of Olrftetricf anal Rerearch Profefror of the Difeafef of Breeding Cattle Montreal Veterinary College, 1879. EE. INSTRUCTORS FREDERIC CONRAD CLARK, D.V.M., Inftrnctor in Surgery D.V.M., Cornell, 1916. AXP. WILLIAM ARTHUR HAOAN, D.V.M., Inrtrnctor in Difearef of Breeding Cattle D.V.NI., Kansas State College, 1915. ANII. HOWARD ECKLER JOHNSON, D,V.M., Inftritetor in Veterinary Anatomy D.V.M., Cornell, 1914. QTE. JOSEPH BRUCE LATSHAW, l3.S.A., D.V.lVl., Inftritetor in Veterinary Medicirie B.S.A., University of Nlissouri, 19095 D.V.Nl., Cornell, 1916. QTE, EE. WVILLIAM EDWARD EJIULDOON, D.V.Nl., ANI., Inrtrilctor in lllateria Meclica D.V.M., Cornell, 19135 A.M., 1916. AXP, FA, EE. fl . A if 4 'ff' 11 . f it 5 ' q 5dllXllXlS'lF6illO ---L .L JACOB GOULD SCHURMAN, A.B., A.lVL, D.Sc., LL.D., Prerident AB., University of London, 18773 A.M., 1878, D.SC., University of Edin- burgh, 1878, LL.D., Columbia, 18925 Yale, IQOI,EdlI'1bUI'gl1, IQO2,XVilllH1'1'1S, 1908, Dartmouth, 1909, Harverrd, 1909. EMMONS LEVI WILLIAMS, Comptroller of tha Urziwerfity DAVID FLETCHER HOY, B.S., RLS., Regifrrar BS., Cornell, 1891, NLS., 1893. KE, EE, Quill and Dagger. CHARLES DIBBLE BOSTWICK, A.B., LLB., Treafurer of the Unizferrizy and Szcremry of the Board of Trwteef ' A.B., Cornell, 1892, LL.B., 1894. KA. CHARLES ELBERT CURTIS, B.C.E., Su,per'irztemie11t of Buildirzgr and Groumif B.C.E., Cornell, 1885. AT. HARRY ALTON HITCHCOCK, B.S., Secretary of the Univerfizfy B.S., Cornell, 1900. BGH. SAMUEL ARCHER NIUNFORD, AB., M.D., Medical Adwirer A.B., Monmouth, 19005 LID., Jefferson Nledical, 1905. AKK, Bandhu. JAMES THOMAS QUARLES, Urziverfity Organinf THOMAS TREE, Bufineyf Ma1'zager of Sage and Prucierwe Rifley HARRIET SUTHERLAND, Superinzenderzt of the Cornell Irrjirmary THEODORE HERMAN TWESTEN, Proctor 56 ph: 1 WILLARD AUSTEN, Librarian Nlember of the American Library Association. IVIember of the Bibliographical Society of America. New York Library Association. BOII. ANDREW CURTIS VVHITE, A.B., Ph.D., Arrirtant Librarian A.B., Hamilton, ISSIQ Ph.D., Cornell, 1884. Member A.L.A. CIJBK. GEORGE LINCOLN BURR, A.B., LL.D,, Librarian of Preyiclent White Library HALLDOR I-IERMANNSON, Curator Icelandic Collection IVIARY FOWLER, BS., Citrator Petrarch ancl Dante Collection ACCESSIONS DIVISION ELIZABETH SAGE INGERSOLL, Snperintenalent MINERVA AUGUSTA STUBBS, Siiperoiror of Perioalicaly LILLIAN LELAND, Affiftant in Order Department I-IATTIE IVIITCHELL BARNES, AB., flffiftant in Periodical Departrnent CATALOGUE DIVISION OLLA REBECCA AYERS, A.B., Snperwifor of Catalogue ELIZABETH VAN DEN BURGH, A.B., Catalogner EMMA ROMELIA SPEED, A.B., Catalogner STACKS AND DEPARTMENT LIBRARIES DIVISION GIOGRIO DE GRASSI, Snperintenclent LEE I-IOMAN DANIELS, Alffiftant Superintendent READERS DIVISION ELIAS ROOT BEADLE, AB., AM., Superintendent BERTHA NVILDER, Arfiftant ANNA GREGORY, Affirfant 7 Y , 4 s? - . rfzwe--1--sr-,1- I 411i'f2?Z2mF:529Z!z-?.. K l l W I l l ' . ' -:re-vs A. - --r .angie-. , W,g,i,'. I :kqa .1521-:r 'f.. , 'KWH :TQ 3 'fun- a'f.1., 'I - . . i r givin ' Pe i QQ, ' if-T3 THE CORNELL FELLOWSHIP OLIVER RAIORLEY AINSWORTH, BS., Cornell, 1915 . . Eaglifh THE MCORAW FELLOWSHIP JOSEPH WILBUR IXlICARTHUR, B.S., Oregon, 19085 C.E., 1912 ......... Civil Eviginfering THE SAGE FELLOWSHIP CHARLES VIIVIAN SMITH, AB., Wabash, 1913 . . . Chfmirzry THE SCHUYLER FELLOWSHIP FRED VVALDORE STEWART, AB., Cornell, 1914 . . Ifl.S'l0lOgy and Embryology THE SIBLEY FELLOWSHIP BIRTON NEILL WILSON, B.Sc. in M.E., Georgia School ,Of Technology, 18965 NLE., Nlichigan, 1909 . I .I MfchanicalE1zgin6e1'i1zg THE GOLDWIN SMITH FELLOVVSHIP EPHRIAM LAWRENCE PALMER, A.B., Cornell, 19115 AM., 1913 ...,.... Botany THE PRESIDENT WHITE FELLOWSHIP HAROLD LAVERNE CAMP, BA., Grinnell, 1914 ..... Phyficf THE ERASTUS BROOKS FELLOWSHIP TEMPLE RICE HOLLCROET, B.S., Hanover, 1912, AB., 19145 A.IVI., Kentucky University, 1915 . . . .Mallzematicf THE FELLOWSHIP IN ARCHITECTURE ELLIS WILLIAM BECK, B.Arch., Cornell, 1916 .... Architecture THE FELLOIVSHIP IN ROMANCE LANGUAGES ' DAVID CLARK CABEEN, A.B., Syracuse, 1908 . . . Romance Languagef 58 THE FELLOVVSHIP IN AGRICULTURE JOHN EDWARD RICHARDSON, JR., A.B., Johns Hopkins, 1913, NLS., Wisconsin, 1914 ,..... I . Agricitltitre THE FELLOWSHIP IN IVIECHANICAL ENGINEERING CHARLES ERNEST OAKES, BS., Oregon Agricultural College, IQIS Ag1'icitltit1'.e THE PRESIDENT WHITE FELLOWSHIP IN HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE IVIYRON WEBSTER WATKINS, A.B., Michigan, 1914 Hiftory and Political Srimcr THE FELLOWSHIP IN AMERICAN HISTORY PAULIDEMUND EVANS, A.B., Cornell, 1913, A.lVI., 1914 . . . Hiftory THE FELLOWSHIP IN MODERN EUROPEAN HISTORY ALFRED HENRY SWEET, A.B., Bowdoin, 1913, A.M., Harvard, 1914 . Hirtory THE FELLOWSHIPS IN GREEK AND LATIN FREDERICK WALTER DICKINSON, B.A., Hobart, 1915, M.A., 1916 ....... Latin and Grfek DONNIS NIARTIN, AB., Missouri, 1911, A.M., 1913 . . Latin and Greek THE SUSAN LINN SAGE FELLOVVSHIPS IN PHILOSOPHY WILLIAM EDWARD BINCHAM, B.D., Nleadville Theological School, 1913, M.A., Michigan, 1914 ...... Philofophy WILLIAM CURTIS SWABEY, A.B., Leland Stanford, 1915 . . . Philofophy THE SUSAN LINN SAGE FELLOWSHIP IN PSYCHOLOGY GILBERT JOSEPH RICH, A.B., Cornell, 1915, A.M., 1915 . . Prychology THE FELLOWSHIPS IN POLITICAL ECONOMY SIT IU SZ-TO, ALB., Cornell, 1915 ...... Political Economy CLYDE GLIN FISHER, A.B., Trinity, 1911 .,.. Political Ecoiiomy THE FELLOWSHIP IN GERMAN CHARLES FREDERICK BARNASON, A.B., College of the City of New York, 1915 .......... Germaii THE EDGAR MEYER MEMORIAL FELLOWSHIP IN ENGINEERING RESEARCH JUSTIN FEDERAL YVAIT, M.E., Cornell, 1916 . . . Eiigineeriizg Rfreai-ch HONORARY FELLOWSHIP IYILLIIIIIIII DELBERT FUNKHOUSER, AB., Wlabash, 1905, ABI., Cornell, 1913, Ph.D., 1916 59 l 6 f fi f W ,- 'klff tg: 5.- 522--1 2- .A-.' I 155130-,7 H-2. .sggy A -c' S 31311 ,K aww ' I' 41 ' Q' 'ff 32 I 11:11 1 K I we 8' D 'U THE SUSAN LINN SAGE GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS IN PHILOSOPHY EARL D. PUGSLEY, A.B., Cornell, IQI6 VIRGINIA BAKER, A.B., Bryn Mawr, IQI6 FREDERICK WILLIAM ADDISON IVIILLER, Ph.B., Brown, 1915, M.A., IQI6 BXIEALVIN RIGG, A.B., Baker University, 1916 CHARLES HORTON XXVRIGHT, B.S., Middlebury, IQI6 THE SUSAN LINN SAGE GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP IN PSYCHOLOGY JOSEPHINE BfIIXER GLEASON, A.B., Vassar, 1914 THE JACOB H. SCHIFF SCHOLARSHIPS IN GERMAN JAMES OWEN KNAUSS, B.A., Lehigh, 1910, A.lVI., Harvard, 1913 CHARLOTTE HELEN PEKARY, A.B., Cornell, 1915, A.M., 1916 UNIVERSITY GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS HAROLD SIMMONS BOOTH, A.B., Vwfestern Reserve, 1915, A.M., IQI6 Chemiftry LEON JOHN SIVIAN, A.B., Cornell, IQI6 ..... Phyricr GLADYS IVIARTIN, A.B., Missouri, IQII, A.M., 1913 . . Latin and Greele- HARRY CAPLAN, B.A., Cornell, 1916 , Afrchczeology and Compczmtive Philology FRANK IQYE SMITH, A.B., Oklahoma University, 1916 . . Entomology HAROLD NIATTHEW DAVIDSON, B.A., Queen's University Of Belfast, 19155 M.A,, IVIicl1igan, IQI6 ,.... Englifh IRENE BATES IQIRSCHSTEIN, A.B., Nebraska, 1915 . . Americaii Hirtory GEORGE IVIERRITT ROBINSON, A.B., Cornell, IQI6 . . Mathematic: ALBERT EUGENE PRICE, B.Arcl1., Cornell, IQI6 , . . Architecture ROBERT HENRY IVIGNAUGHTON, B.Arch., Cornell, 1916 . Architecture CORA LOUISE FRIEDLINE, A.B., Nebraska, 19135 A.M., 1915 ....... . Pfychology Cfpeciczlj EARL IVI. DOBBS, D.V.IVI., Kansas State Agricultural College, 1916 ...... Veteriiiczry Medicine 60 PG? X gg Class Of IQIQ THE CORNELL SCHOLARSHIPS u ISRAEL SAFIR Comm in Am- THE HENRY B. LORD SCHOLARSHIPS NORMAN TOIVO NEWTON . Cowie in Agriculture CHARLES REXFORD DAVIS Comme in Ag1'icuZzu1'e THE MCGRAVV SCHOLARSHIPS ERNEST LEOPOLD HETTICH ...... Cowie in Arty THE SAGE SCHOLARSHIPS JACOB WILSON . . Cowie in Amr IEANNETTE HEERTIE . Coune in Arts THE SIBLEY SCHGLARSHIPS HERBERT SAPHIR . . . Comte in Arif-Cham. DAVID PERLMAN . Comm in A1-if-Chem. F1 THE PRESIDENT 'WHITE SCHOLARSHIPS ANDREWS CLEMENT WINTRINGIIAM . ' Course in Arif-Chfm. Rd:-XLCOLM FULLER ORTON . . . Courfe in Art: THE HORACE GREELEY SCHOLARSHIPS XVILLIAM AUGUST PAPKE .... Cowie in Art:-Chem. JULIUS LIVANT . . Courfe in Agriculture THE JOHN STANTONVGOULD SCHOLARSHIPS HARRY SIDNEY BERKOFF Cowie in Am' THEODORE BURTON IQARP Cowie in Amr THE STEVVART L. WVOODFORD SCHOLARSHIPS NVILLIAM SCHACK V . E Cowie in Am'-Chem. Class of 1920 THE CORNELL SCHOLARSHIPS JAMES RAYMOND XVADSWORTH ..... HARRY IQROIN THE HENRY B. LORD SCHOLARSHIPS NTADELINE FAY GILMOOR SOPHIE DAZIEN VVORMS . HYMAN IQLEIN SAMUEL FELDMAN THE MCGRAW SCHOLARSHIPS V2 Courfe in Arts Courxf in Arif Courff in Art! Courfe in Art: Courfe in Arts Couwf in Art: THE SAGE SCHOLARSHIPS LANSING SOUTIIWICK HOSKQINS . ,M COW-ye in 1175 ARTHUR WILLIAM HATCH . . Coiirfe in Arif THE SIBLEY SCHOLARSHIPS SOLOMON SCHWARTZREICH . . . Cowie in .Mechanical Engineering NIORRIS BERKOWITZ . . . . Cowie in Arty P THE PRESIDENT WHITE SCHOLARSHIPS HTLLEL PORITSKY ...... Coiirfe in Ageieiilziiie RUSSELL OLIN HOOIQER . . . Coiirfe in Am- THE HORACE GREELEY SCHOLARSHIPS HOWARD MALMER ..... Connie in Mechaiiieal Engineering FREDERICK R. NI. UNDRITZ . . Conipfe in Ag1'ienZin1'e THE JOHN STANTON GOULD SCHOLARSHIPS CHARLES ELIOT RHODES . . Coiiiue in Aim JOSEPH NEMSER . . Coiirfe in Arif-Chem. THE STEWART L. WOODEORD SCHOLARSHIPS MARK CYMROT . . . Conife in Arif SAMUEL ENGEL Coiiife in Civil Engineering hi SPRING Copyright by P. Troy B f .,, , f - ,Q 1 R Mn? x II ,. ....... ...N s . M W Iii, Q'mX,,, ---1-' J mff W1 A fgirg 7 I WAND 44 ull, f- X .QNXQQ f:f-'fi x?,4' ggi K n l' ' ,' ffff- ji pf.-,,g.:x1r ,L M M ew MY X W M it WTR Z' ' Xfxhf' A I' , Q ffflfq M x '4 f ,f W! ff , fl --. ' 'iQC,Q9FYI1i--v 1 N1 A s R 1 ' Xu CLASS or 1917- A ELIZABETH MAY ABBUHL Greene Agriculture PAUL LOUIS ABEL Bujalo Artf and Science: Nayati, Scalp and Blade. CHARLES ABRAMSON i Bayonne, N. f. Law IIACID, College Crew, College Soccer, Civic Club. ALEXANDER GLENCAIRN AcHEsoN Arelrley-on-Huclfon Arcliitecture AT, Sphinx Head, Varsity Track Team 2, 3, 4, L'Ogive. ERNEST REYNOLDS ACKER Ofrining A .Mechanical Engineering IPAQ, TBH, Freshman Cap Burning Committee, Sophomore Banquet Committee. CLARENCE FERDINAND ACKERKNECHT fohnftown Arty and Sciencer- Medicine Freshman Football Team, Varsity Crew Squad, Freshman Pushball Team. HULDAH ELLEN ADAMS Siloer Bay Arty and Sciencef CIHBK. . HELEN LURINDA ADAMS Holcomb Agriculture 3 Raven and Serpent, Sedovva, Der Hexenkreis, College Honor System Committee 3, 4, YNV.C.A. Cabinet 2, 3, 4, Festival Chorus 3, Ad- vanced Choir 3, 4, Vice-President Class 2, President Y.VV.C.A., Treasurer Frigga Fylgae. WVILLIAM ADDAMS, JR. Cyntliiana, Ky. Civil Engineering EN, Rod and Bob, Freshman Spring'Day Committee, Sophomore Executive Committee, Assistant Nlanager lnterscholastic Track 3, Nlanager 4. LEONARD GUTEKUNST AIERSTOK Newark, N. f. if Law Cornell Law Quarterly Board. ' MARY SUSAN ALBERTSON Delaware, N. f. Agriculture AOH, Der Hexenkreis, Raven and Serpent, Sedovva, Crew I, 2, 3, Basket- ' ball 2, Editor-in-chief Cornell Bulletin 3, Class President 4, Y.Vl7.C.A. Cabinet 3, Sports and Pastimes Council 3, Class Vice-President 3. HOMER BODMAN ALBRO Oala Park, Ill. Arty and Science! BGH, Freshman Cap Burning Committee, Sophomore Smoker Com- mittee, Freshman Advisory Committee, Sophomore Banquet Com- rgiittee, Assistant Manager Freshman Track, lVlanager 4, Nlandolin lub. ' TSENNETH TOMPSON ALLAN Ithaca Agriculture HENRY EMIL ALLANSON Waukoii, Ia. Agriculture AFP, Helios. JOHN GLOVER ALLBRIGHT Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering AAQD, Freshman Advisory Committee, Freshman Track Manager 4, Nlandolin Club. . - 66 CLASS GF 1917 BYRON AUGUsTUs ALLEN Sprezleerf 3 ii Agriculwre AFP, College Basketball 4, College Baseball 3, College Banquet Corn- mittee 2, Congress, College Glee Club 3, 4. WILLIAM SEABURY ALLEN Davenport, Ia. Mecharzieal Engineering 2111, Sophomore Banquet Committee. EDWARD EWEN ANDERSON Wafhlrzgton, D. C. Alrtr and Selencer NPT, Aleph Samach, Quill and Dagger, Freshman Football Team, Varsity Football Team 2, 3, 4, Freshman Advisory Committee, Junior Smoker Committee, Sophomore Rush Committee, Majura. JAMES WARD ANDREWS Inwood Artf and Sciences Bryant Club. 4 WILLIJANI ALEXANDER ANDREWS Huntington Arty and Sciencef College Track Team, Congress, State Scholarship, Assistant in Physical Training. HENRIK ANTELL Brooklyn Artf and Seieneef AT, Scabbard and Blade, Nlilitary Hop Committee 3, Chairman 4, Navy Day Hop Committee 3, 2nd Lieutenant Cadet Corps 2, Captain , 3, Major 4. lX4oRR1s ANTELL Brooklyn Agriculture AQUILES ARMAS lTrujlllo, Peru. Agriculture Cornell Catholic Club, Latin-American Union, Cosmopolitan Club. ' Ross HAROLD ARNETT Knowleroille Veterinary ANP, Society of Comparative lVledicine. JULIA ARONSON Brooklyn Agriculture Raven and Serpent, SedoWa, Student Government Executive Committee 3, Sage House Committee, Social Science Club President 3, Ethics Club President 4, Class Vice-President 4. JOSEPH ARONSTAM New Yorle City Agriculture SEAT, hlenorah. VIRGIL JOHN ASHBAUGH Brooklngr, S. D. Agriculture Cornell Masoriic Club. ' JACK ASHWOOD Gouverneur Clterniftry ALLEN ALBERT ATWOOD St. Cloud, lllinn. . Law BSU, Chairman College Spring Day Committee, CTJACID, Cornell Law Quarterly Board 3, 4. TRACY BALDWIN AUOUR Brooklyn Artr and Sale-new AFP, Glee Club 4, Festival Chorus 3. PTOVVARD PARKI-IILL BABCOCK Hornell Artf and Scieneef Seal and Serpent, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4. Orro AUGUST BADENHAUSEN Stapleton Clzerniftry GFA, Alembic. 67 ROBERT HUBBARD BAHNEY 41DEKgHKN. HENRY GUSTAVE BAHRET AT QUniOnj. JOHN KLARL BAILDON State Scholarship. ALTON FLETCHER BAKER AKE5 Sphinx Headg Cosmopolitan Clubg G1 CLASS OF 1917 I Maffillon, O. Ponghleeepfie Marlboro ' Cleoelancl, O. 2, 35 President C.U.C.A. 4. ' HAROLD BAKER WALTER BAKER WALTER BUSWELL BALCH Montclair, N. fena, La. Lanfclowne, Pa. AECID5 College Spring Day Committee. CHAR-LEs GODDARD BALDWIN, JR. Syracnfe NIABEL BALDWIN I A Wyoming, Pa. f. Electrical Engineering Agriculture Agricnltnre Arty and Sciencef ee Clubg C.U.C.A. Cabinet .filgricnltnre Mechanical Engineering Agriculture Mechanical Engineering Algriciiltnre AFQ Sedowag Student Government Executive Committeeg Wyoming Seminary Club. HERBERT VVILGUS BALLANTINE Xfibg Book and BoWl. LEWIS FIsHBURN BALSER ALFRED FERNAND BANCEL Rifle Club. DAvIEs IQIRKLAND BANKS Newark, N. Harrifhnrg, Pa. New York City St. Matthewf, S. C. HKNg Varsity Track Squad. FREDERIC WILLIAM BANKS N ewhicrgh ' CIDAGQ Spring Day Committee 2. LILLIAN VICTORIA BARBER Weftjielcl State Scholarshipg University Scholarship. RALPH SPANGLER BARBER GEORGE PHILIP BARD foliet, Ill. Leacocle, Pa. SZTEQ Varsity Football Squad 3g University Champion 3. HOBERT WINSHIP BARNES ZAE. FLORENCE O,NIELL BARNVVELL SAMUEL lVlAX BARR Beta Samachg A.S.M.E. LUDWIG WILLIAM BARTOLICIUS Detroit, Mich. Plandorne Brooklyn New York City Art: and Sciencef Civil Engineering Zllechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Artf and Sciencef Mechanical Engineering Veterinary Heavyweight Wrestling Arty and Sciencef Arts and Science: Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering ABQ A.I.F..F..g State Scholarshipg University Scholarship. 68 CLASS OF 1917, GEORGE TITUS BARTON Moiitoui' Fallf Civil Eiigiiizefiiig ZodiaC5 TBII5 Pyramid5 College Soccer and Track 35 Varsity Cross Country Squad 45 Varsity Track Squad 35 College Honor System Committee 45 University Scholarship. WALTER CHRISTIAN BARTSCH fancy City, N. f. Agiicitltiire Varsity Track Team 2, 3, 45 Hebs-Sa5 German Club. MEYER DAVID BASHEIN Nfiv York City Algriciiltiire TECIH5 Sirrom5 lVIenOrah5 Congress. ROBERT EDWARD BASSLER Brooklyn Civil Eiigiiieeriiig Philosg College Soccer 2, 35 Anvil Club5 State Scholarship. IUANITA BATES Ithaca Arty and SCtK7'LCE.Y AAA5 Cornell Dramatic Club, Vice-President 45 ATA5 Student Govern- ment Representative. HENRY HUNTINGTON BATJER Ahileiif, Tex. Civil Eiigiiieeriiig Zodiaog Pyramidg College Baseball 35 Southerners Club. ESTHER MARY BATTEN Tiiriiei' Falla, Maxx. Agiicitltiwe Yankee Club. TRVING TRACY BEACH Bitjalo Chemiftry GA. CHARLES SEIDLES BECK Pittfhiiigh, Pa. CivilE1igi1iee1'i1ig Cofiifll Civil Varsity Tennis Squad 35 College Banquet Committee5 Engineer Board 2, 3. RUSSELL SHEPPARD BECK KE5 Duquesne Club5 Nlasque. JAMES HERMAN BECKER ALBERT BEEHLER NPT. ROBERT SIGMUND BEIFELD HIDBK5 Sphinx Headg Associate Editor-in-Chief 45 Freshman DANIEL STANTON BELDEN ACacia5 Cornell lVlasOnic Club. ARCHIBALD DOUGLAS BELL CAROLINE VICTORIA BELL TQATHARINE RAYNOLDS BELL Afiv. 'WILLIAM CORNISH BELLIS Freshman Tax Committee. CHARLES VERNON BENDER B GH. New York City Chicago, Baltiiiioi' Chicago, Ill. 5, Md. Ill. Algriciiltitie Artf and Scieiicef Arty and Scieiicef Atta and Sciencef Editor, The Cornell Aitnitalf Board 3, Intercollegiate Debate Team. Norwich Chemixtry Hillfdale Atta and Scieiicef Ithaca Arty and Scifiicef Ithafa Arty and Sciences Atlantic City, N. lllvchaiiical Eiigiizeeriizg llfliiiiciz, Ind. Arty and Scimcvf GD CLASS or 19i7W I EVERETT FARRINGTON BENJAMIN Riverhead Art: and Science: ZCDE5 Alembicg Freshman Track Team5 Varsity Track Team 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM DEXTER BENNETT Philadelphia Agriculture CHARLES BEVERLEY BENSON Brooklyn Civil Engineering Rifle Team I, 25 President Rirle Club 25 Southerners Club, Ist Lieutenant Engineers, Cadet Corps 3, Captain 4. WALTER VANNESS BENSON Chatharn Civil Engineering Kfivg College Crew 35 University Band 1, 2, 35 State Scholarship. VEEDER BERGEN Trurnanfburg Agriculture Cornell Masonic Club. HYMAN CHONON BERKOWITZ Brooklyn Artf and Sciencey CIDBK5 President Menorah5 Deutscher Vereing Socialist Clubg State Scholarshipsg Pulitzer Scholarship. GOLDA GISELE BERGIDA Brooklyn 1 Arts anal Sciencer Hockey Team5 Baseball Team5 Track Teamg Stunt Committee I, 2, 35 Social Science Club. ' A AMANDA KATHERINE BERLS New York City Artf and Sciencef HIDBK5 Deutscher Verein, Secretary 3, Chairman Program Committee 45 University Scholarship. HERMAN BERMAN Brooklyn ' Civil Engineering Chess Team 3, Captain 45 Chess Club5 Menorah. GERALD lVlARTIN BEST Port fervif Mechanical .Engineering Bandhu. i FRANKLIN FURMAN BETTS Philadelphia, Pa. Agriculture Seal and Serpent5 Helios5 College hlandolin Club I,lV.i3.I1dOliI1 Club 2, 3, 4. HAROLD NEILAN BICK Brooklyn 5 i Mechanical Engineering AX. JOSEPH BIENENSTOCK New York City ' Agriculture-Vcterinary Poultry Associationg Society of Comparative Nledicine. WILLIAM ARTHUR BILLINGS Rochefter Veterinary ARI. 3 MILDRED RUTH BLACK Lake View Art: anal Sciencef JOHN WILLIAM BLACKMAN, JR. New York City Agriculture Out-Door Rifle Match Committee 35 Rifle Club 2, 3. WILLIAM JACKSON BLACKMAN Brooklyn Arty and Sciencef GDKNII5 Sphinx Headg College Crew I5 Varsity Lacrosse Team 3, Captain 45 Sophomore Banquet Committee. WILLIAM MITCHELL BLAIR Chicago, Ill. Arty anal Sciencef KA5 Sphinx I-Iead5 Varsity Tennis Team 2, 3, Captain 43 Book and Bowl5 Hill School Clubg Cornell Lawn Tennis Association5 Treasurer Inter- collegiate Lawn Tennis Association 3, Vice-President 4. 70 CLASS OF 1917 FREDERICK HORACE BLAKE Oniaha, Neh. Agriculture Nayati. ' DAVID HAZEN BLAKELOCK Warhington, D. C. Civil Engineering 21112, Scabbard and Blade, Rifle Team I, 2, Military Hop Committee 2, 3, Navy Day Hop Committee 2, 3, Ist Lieutenant Cadet Corps 2, Captain 3, Colonel Elect 4. RALPH HARRIS BLANCHARD Niagara Fall: Arty and Sciencer AG, AEP, Janus, Varsity Debating Team 2, 3, 4, Freshman Debate , Team, Winner 794 Debate Stage, Debate Council I, 3, President 4, . '86 Declamation Stage. JEROME LELAND BLAU Neioarle, N. f. Artr and Sciencef QIQEH, Varsity Cross Country Squad, College Cross Country. ALICE MAY BLINN Candor Agriculture Der Hexenkreis, Sedovvag Managing Editor Cornell llfoinenlr Review FRANK CLIFFORD BLISS I Cooperrtozvn Agriculture WILLIAM CARTER BLISS St. Louir, Mo. Mechanical Engineering EX, TBH, A.S.M.E. BOYD ABRAM BLODGETT Fredonia Agriculture GEORGE HAMLIN BOCKIUS Canton, O. Mechanical Engineering CPEK. HENRY PARSONS Booors Cleveland, O. Mechanical Engineering ACID. HARRY SPENCER BOLE Ea.ft Harclvoicle, Vt. Agriculture CHARLES MCKARAHER BOMEISLER East Orange, N. f. Mechanical Engineering Skull, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Advanced Choir, Festival Chorus I, 2, 3, 4. GUY HEADRICK BOOKER Bellingham, Wafh. Civil Engineering Sophomore Stunt Committee. SURENDRA NATH BOSE Allahahacl, lnclia Mechanical Engineering HKN, A.I.E.E., Cosmopolitan Club, AHP, Scholarship, Scientific and Industrial Association, Calcutta. WILLIAM ELIDA BOSHART Lovoville Agriculture ET, Round-Up Club. GERTRUDE ESTHER BOWER Elniira Agriculture ATA, Frigga Fylgae, Class President 4. DAVID MARTIN BOWES Bath Architecture Gargoyle, College Banquet Committee, L'Ggive, Cornell Architect Board, Editor-in-chief 4. EDITH FLORENCE BOYD Mount Vernon Arty and Sciencer FRANK DAVID BOYNTON, IR. Ithaca Artr and Sciencef BGII, Freshman Track and Cross Country Teams, Varsity Track and Cross Country Teams 2, 3, 45 Sophomore Rush Committee. 71 CLASS OF 1917. I CARL RICHARD BRADLEY Hornell Agriculture GA. WILLIAM HENRY BRANDOW Albany Agriculture XXII. RICHARD BRANDT, JR. New Yorle City' Arty and Science! Nayati, Assistant Manager Association Football 3. ALICE NIAY BREWSTER Cornwall Agriculture Festival Chorus 3. CHAUNCEY lVlILLAR BRIGGS Chicago, Ill. Civil Engineering A95 TBH, Transit Head, Rod and Bob, College Tax Committee, Cornell Civil Engineer Board 2, 3, Editor-in-chief 4. Cornell Nlasonic Club, Advanced Choir I, Festival Chorus 2. LOUTREL NVINSLOW BRIGGS New Yorle City Agriculture MEAD GREAXCEN BRIGGS 1 Brooklyn Agriculture AFP, Crew Squad I, 2, Helios, Freshman Handbook Committee 3, lnterfraternity Association 3, 4. JOSEPH PAUL BRIGHT Wilmington, Del. Civil Engineering KE, Rod and Bob, Election Committee I, Cornell Civil Engineer Board 3. NIICHAEL CARNAHAN BRIGHT Superior, Wir. Mechanical Engineering QA. FRANCIS GERARD BRINK lllarathon. Agriculture QA, A.B., Cornell, 1916. JAMES EMBURY BRINCKERI-IOFF Orange, N. Mechanical Engineering NPT, Sphinx Head, Junior Varsity and Varsity Crews 3, Sophomore Smoker Committee. i ANNA BRISTOL Ovid Agriculture Raven and Serpent, Der Hexenkreis, Crew I, 2, Basketball I, 2, Base- ball 3, Tennis 2, House Committee 2, College Honor .Committee 3, College Executive Committee 4, Student Government Executive Committee 3, 4, Class President 3, Rislev House President 4. HAROLD STANLEY BROADBENT Utica Cherniftry ZCIDE. ALFRED HIRAM BROOKS .Monroe Agriculture AFP, College Tax Committee, Chairman Farmers' Week Committee, Topiarian. HENRY SOMERSET BROWER Spencerjbort Agriculture KENNETH COTTON BROWN Hinfdale, Ill. Arty and Sciencef AAFP. LEA ALTENBURG BRAMHALL BROWN Ithaca Art: anel Science! KIHBK, University Club. 72 , CLASS or 1917 SAMUEL THOMAS BROWN Pazftoii, Pa. Mfchaiiical Eiigiiieefiiig KE, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 4, Freshman Representative on Nfajor Sports Council, Spring Day Committee 3, Nlanager Fresh- man Football 4. WISER BROWN Syracme Mechaiiical Eiigiiieeiiiig KIIT, Football Squad 2, 3, 4, Hockey Squad 2, 3. FREDERICK LINCOLN BROWNE New York City Chgmiyfry ROBERT ABRAHAM BROWNINC Bajalo Agriciiltiire AZ, Farmers' VVeek Committee 4, College Honor System Committee 3, 45 Cosmopolitan Club, Cornell lviasonic Club. THEODORE BERDELL BRUMBACK Kamal' City, Mo. Am and Scieiicef KA, Sophomore Smoker Committee, Belgian Relief Fund Committee, Coiiiell Daily Simi Board, Circulation Nlanager 3, lVIandolin Club, Deutscher Verein, Chess Club. HERBERT HOWE BUCK Biijalo ,47'ChllECl'ZL7'6' Zodiaqcg Scalp and Blade. GEORGE FREDERICK BUCKMANN Teaiiecle, N. f. CivilE1igi1iee1'i1ig QA, Transit Head, Baseball Squad 3, College Cross Country and Soccer Teams 3, State Scholarships, Cornell Civil Eiigiiifei' Board 2, 3, 4. TVON HAROLD BUDD Caldwell, N. Algriciiltiire EN, Quill and Dagger, Baseball Team 2, 3, Hockey Squad, Sophomore Rush Committee. HAZEL BLANCHE BUFFORD Buffalo Alizfr and Scifiicef Basketball, Baseball, and Hockey Teams. CHARLES HORATIO BUNN, JR. Ear! Orange, N. f. ClUllE1Zgl1lE6Ti7Zg Philos. ROGERS BURNHAM Brooklyii A7'lf and Scieiicff- .Mecliaiiical Eiigiiiaeriiig CIJAG, College Track I, 2, College Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, Assistant Nlanager Tennis 3, Cosmopolitan Club, Poly Prep Club. EDWARD JOHN BURNS Mohawk Alitf and Scieiicef College Cross Country, Bryant Club. JUSTIN WVARREN BURNS Wareitowii Agriciiltiwe University Band I, 2. CHANDLER BURPEE Pliiladelpliia, Pa. Mefhaiiical Eiigiviewiiig KZ, Aleph Samach, Quill and Dagger, Freshman Baseball Team, Varsity Baseball Team 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Representative on Junior Nights Committee. , DAVID BURPEE Doylffrowvi, Pa. Ag1'ici1ltii1'e AT, Freshman Cross Country Team. HIRzXM RAY BURRITT Allfllfll, Colo. Ag1'icz1lLi41'e Cosmopolitan Club. 73 CLASS OF 16317 WELLINGTON FREDERICK BUTLER Pegnannock, N. j. Chernifzfry Freshman Football Squad, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. IVAN BUYS Trnrnanfhnrg Mechanical Engineering WILLIAM CALDER, JR. Harrifhnrg, Pa. Mechanical Engineering ACID, College Crew, Junior Varsity Crew Substitute 2. HENRY WALLACE CALDWELL Oak Park, Ill. Mechanical Engineering ACID, Cornell Chicago Club. JAMES CLAYTON CALDWELL Brooklyn ' Mechanical Engineering State Scholarship. ROBERT VINCENT CALL Szfajord Agricalznre QA. JOHN CALLAN 'New Orleanf, La. Mechanical Engineering SARAH LETSON CAMPBELL Snjern flgricnltiire AOH, Election Committee 2, Belgian Relief Fund Committee 25 Womenls Dramatic Club. . - CHARLES HERBERT CAPEN, JR. Earl Orange, N. Civil Engineering ET. AMERICO FRANCESCO CAPRIO Newark, N. Cherniftry Cosmopolitan Club, Cornell Italian Club, American Chemical Society. CHARLES lXflILTON CARPENTER Unadilla Veterinary SZTE, Society of Comparative Medicine, Student Assistant in Bacteriology and Pathology. ROBERT UPTON CARR AT. BURT HARING CARROLL Bnjalo Arif and Sciencef W arwick A A Cheniifzfry KAP, Rifle Team 3, Rifle Club, Festival Chorus 3, State Scholarship. HELEN CARTER Minerfoille, Pa. H Art: and Sciencef Der Hexenkreis, Hockey Team I, Basketball Team 2, Crew 2, 3, Base- ball Team 3, Stunt Committee 2, 4, Treasurer Risley House Committee 4, Senior Representative Athletic Council 4, Y.W.C.A. Cabinet 4, Cornell Bulletin 3. LOUIS BENTON CARTWRIGHT Deutscher Verein, Cross EDNA EGOLF CASSEL Hockey Team I, 2, 3, Executive Committee 4. GEORGE EMMES CASSIDY Bandhu. MANUEL JESUS CASTILLO Cosmopolitan Club. Eaft Bloornjield Arif and Sciencef Country Club. Philadelphia, Pa. Arif and Sciencef Baseball Team 3, Sage House Committee 4, Honolnln, T. H. Mechanical Engineering Merida, Mexico Agricnltnre l 74 CLASS OF 1917 RANDOLPH VIVIAN CAUTLEY New York City Zodiacg KIDBKQ Cosmopolitan Club, Undergrad PAUL JAMES CAVANAUGH Ithaca Nayatig Mandolin Club I. HENRY FROST CHADEAYNE Firthclijfe Pyramid. Arty and Sciencef uate Scholarship. Arty and Sciencef Civil Engineering EDWARD AUSTIN CHANDLER, JR. Gardner, Mays. .ET5 New England Club. Civil Engineering CLIFTON TSE CHANG Canton, China Foreftry Pilfg Chinese Students, Alliance, Chinese Students, Club, Cosmopolitan Club. ROBERT HETT CHAPMAN Spartanburg, S. C. Mechanical Engineering XXII. PAUL RUSSELL CHAPPELL Cayuga I Agriculture AZg'4Hebs-Sa, College Crew I, 2, Captain 3, Push Ball Team 2g College Spring Day Committee Ig College Executive Committee 3, 4g General Chairman Farmers' Week Committees 43 Vice-President College Association 3, Treasurer 4. RUTH VIRGINIA CHAPPELLE Hoboken, N. f. Arty ana? Sciencef AZg Student Government Executive Committee 45 Risley House Com- mittee 4g Chairman Student Government Party 45 Class Treasurer Ig Class Secretary 4. ROY WALLING CHEESMAN AXA, Gargoyle. CHIH LAN CHIEN ELSIE STERLING CHURCH KA9. MADELINE KINGSLEY CHURCH KA 9. GEORGE ROGERS CLARK XNIL HOLLIS HARRISON CLARK President Pomology Club 4. HELEN SCUREMAN CLARK Rochefter Architecture Cheleiang, China Agriculture Ithaca Artf and Sciences Ithaca Agriculture St. Louif, Mo Mechartical Engineering Wa1'Jaw Agriculture Ifingfton, Pa. Agriculture Raven and Serpentg College Executive Committeeg Vilayside-Aftermathg Rochester Prize Speaking Stage. WILLIAM CORNWALL CLARK Fredonia Arty and Sciences AX, College Basketball Team 2, 33 Freshman Baseball Squad. JOHN XVOODWARD CLARIS Buffalo Veterinary ANII5 Society of Comparative Medicine. CLASS OF 1917 FRANCIS JOSEPH CLARY Seneca Fall: Law ATS2, Aleph Samach, Quill and Dagger, Varsity Baseball Team 2, 3, Captain-Elect 4, Freshman Baseball Team, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 4, Sophomore Smoker Committee, Freshman Banquet Committee, Savage Club, Sunday Night Club, Cornell Catholic Club, QDACID. u EDWARD CLAWANS Newark, N. Civil Engineering TECID. HENRY VVHITE CLEEVEs .Meadowbrook Agriculture LLOYD SMITH CLEVELAND Endeavor, Pa. Artr and Science: AB, Nlandolin Club 3, 4, University Band I, 2, 3, 4, Festival Chorus 3, University Qrchestra 3, 4, Advanced Choir 4. XVALTER EUGENE CLEVELAND C-ooentry, Vt. Agriculture Nlasque I, 2, Advanced Choir I, 2. JAMES JOSEPH CLYNES Ithaca Agriculture CHARLES FRANCIS COCHRANE Ripley U Agriculture ISRAEL COHEN Moriticello Art: and Sciencef EAM, lVIenorah, State Scholarship, Regents Scholarship. REUBEN lVIIcHAEL COHEN Brooklyn Agriculture Beta Samach. GEORGE :KADEL COLEMAN Weftoille, N. j. Mechanical Engineering Cosmopolitan Club. ROLAND VVYARNER COLEMAN Pierinont E Agriculture EDWIN LEO COLLINS Ithaca .Mechanical Engineering JOHN LYON COLLYER Chelrea-on-Hualron Mechanical Engineering XCID, Aleph Samach, Quill and Dagger, Stroke Freshman Crew, Stroke Varsity Crew 2, 3, Captain 3, Coach 4, Sophomore Cotillion Com- mittee, Freshman Advisory Committee, Sunday Night Club, Student Council 3, 4, President 4. WILLIS BECKER COMBS Ithaca Agriculture Sergeant Cadet Corps, Forestry Club, Pomology Club. RALPH OSGOOD COMPTON Brooklyn Electrical Engineering HKN, A.S.lVLE., A.l.E.E., Undergraduate Scholarship. PAUL SINCLAIR CONINE Bath Agriculture 3 Nlanager College Basketball 4, C.U.C.A. 4. ELBERT ERNEST CONKLIN, JR. Syracure Agriculture RAYMOND LEROY CONKLIN Norwich Veterinary SZTE, Freshman Football Squad, College Basketball, Varsity Football Squad, Varsity Basketball Squad, Society of Comparative lVledicine. HENRY WADDELL CONNER - Great Fallr, Moiit. Agriculture ECIPE. 76 CLASS OF 1917 EDWIN IRVING CONNOR, JR. New Rochelle Agriculture Seal and Serpent, Sophomore Pipe Committee. JAMES JOSEPH CONROY, JR. Albany Law BGII, KIDACIJ, College Crew I, 2, Freshman Football Squad, Law Smoker Committee 2, 3, 4, State Scholarship. WILLIAM CARMICHAEL COOK Syraenfe Agrienltnre QA. CHARLES STUART COOPER Philadelphia, Pa. Agriculture ZXIUE, Aleph Samach, Quill and Dagger, Hebs-Sa, Freshman Track and Cross Country Teams, Junior Smoker Committee 3, Executive Committee lnterfraternity Rushing 4, Student Conference Com- mittee 3, Assistant Manager Track 3, lVlanager 4, Executive Com- mittee lntercollegiate Athletic Association of America. EDWARD STEPHEN CORCORAN Interlaken, Mary. Meehanieal Engineering LOUIS FISK CORLISS Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering State Scholarship. ALFRED RICHARDS CORY jaineftown, R. I. Arty and Seieneer Bandhu, Sophomore Pushball Team, Rifle Team, Freshman-Sophomore Rush Committee, Rille Club. WILLIAM ADAMS COULTER Bridgeport, Conn. Meehanieal Engineering ATA. RONALD CHESTER COURSEN Salifbary, Mel. Mechanical Engineering College Crew I, 2, 3, Chairman Junior Election Committee. JOHN HOWARD COURTNEY Union Springf Civil Engineering Semaphore, College Baseball and Basketball Teams 2, 3, State Scholar- ship. WALTER GRIFFIN COWAN Hobart Agrienltnre Helios, Junior Varsity Crew 3, Varsity Crew 3, College Crew I , Treasurer College Class 3. DAVID LIVINOSTONE COWNIE Bnjfalo Civil Engineering QA. ADDISON BARDSHAR CRANDALL Chattanooga, Tenn. Illechanieal Engineering Cosmopolitan Club, A.I.E.E., Nlasque. MILTON LEE CRANDELL Glenf Eallf Architecture Gargoyle, Chairman College Banquet Committee 32 Business Nlanager The Cornell Arehiteet, Adirondack Club, L'Ogive. VVILLIAM DOOLITTLE CRIM Utica Agriculture ECP, Aleph Samach, Quill and Dagger, Hebs-Sa, Varsity Track Team 2, 3, 4, Class Track I, 2, Nlile Relay Team 3, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 4, College Honor Committee 3, Senior Class Day Com- mittee 4, Student Conference, C.U.C.A. Cabinet 4, Book and Bowl, President College Association 4, Treasurer 3. 77 CLASS OF 1917, ' 2 RAYMOND SOLOMON CRISPELL Kingfton Art: and Sciencef-Medicine Dramatic Club. JOHN CHARLES CRISSEY Glenwood, N. Agriculture IAQUES VAN BRUNT CROPSEY Brooklyn ' .Mechctnicctl Engineering CIDEK5 Lacrosse Team 35 Sophomore Banquet Committee. HAROLD OLIN CROWELL Centerville Agriculture Eleusis5 University Novice Boxing Light-Heavy Weight Champion- ship 3. FRANCES TSABEL CUFFE Watertown Artf and Sciencef Basketball Team I, 2, 45 Hockey Team 25 Baseball Team 35 Senior Stunt Committeeg Assistant Nlanager Baseball 35 Editor Bulletin 3. ALBERT LEWIS CULBERTSON .Mount Vernon, O. Clieniiftry ATQ5 Quill and Dagger5 Varsity Track Team 35 Interfraternity Executive Committeeg Savage Club5 Alembic5 Nlandolin Club 3, 45 Sextette 3, 45 University Crchestra 3, 4. FRANK CULLINAN Stanley Agriculture Student Loan Committee5 College Election'COmmittee 3. EDWARD NIARK CUMMINGS New York City Civil Engineering STANLEY THOMPSON CURRAN New York City 5 Agriculture BGH5 Basketball Team 25 Captain College Basketball 3. LEON FRANCIS CURTISS Nczplef Artx and Sciencef Congress5 University Scholarship. ALBERT AUGUSTUS CUSHING Otturnwtz, Zcz. Architecture Acaciag Aleph SamaCh5 Sphinx Head5 Gargoyleg Freshman CreW5 Varsity Crew 2, 35 Freshman Advisory Committee 35 Class Day Committee 45 Cornell lXTasonic Club. PAUL COLMAN CUTLER New Yorle Citym Agriculture ZNlf5 Hebs-Sag Track Team5 Business hflanager Cornell Countryrnczn 4. BERNARD CLARK DAILEY New York City 5 Civil Engineering Cosmopolitan Club. CHARLES DAVID DAMSKY Utica llleclicznicczl Engineering CHARLES STYLES DANA Kingfton Agriculture ECDE5 Helios5 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 College Glee Club I. DONALD DANENHOWER Hczclclonjielcl, N. f. Agriculture AKE5 Varsity Track Squad 25 Sophomore Spring Day Committee. ALBERT NEIL DANCEREIELD Riverficle, Calif. Artf and Sciences HOLLIS HANEORD DANN Itliczcci Cliernii-try ACIJ5 Nlandolin Club 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM JOHN DARCH Stajord Law KQID5 AQCIJ5 Freshman Baseball Team5 Varsity Baseball Team 25 Sopho- . more Banquet Committee5 The OWls5 Cornell Dramatic Club, Pres- ident 4Q College Class President 4. '78 CLASS OF 1917 EDNA LOUESA DARLING Binghamton A I4gi'icnltit1'e CLARENCE BORGLUM DARLOW J Omaha, Nab. .Mechaniral Engineering- Nayati. Agricnltiwv HOWARD FLETCHER DAVIDSON Bovina Canter Forertry Foresters Club. 4, ARTHUR DAVID DAvIEs Congerf ' Ag1'icnltim'e AZ5 College Baseball 2, 3, Captain 45 Manager College Baseball 3. DONALD GORDON DAVIS Utica Civil Engineering HERBERT HAYWOOD DAVIS Omaha, Neln. Artf and Sciencef-Meclicivie QIDFA5 Nlandolin Club I, 2. HELEN LOUISE DAVIS Brooklyn Art: and Sciencer AQ RUTH F.ATON DAVIS Livonia Ag1'ici1.ltii1'e Der HeXenkreis5 House Committee 35 Executive Committee 45 House President 4. WILLIAM GURLEY DAVIS Mexico Mvchaiiical Enginevring Eleusis. CYRUS GIBSON DAVISSON Broolelyn Agriciiltia-e Bandhu5 Rifle Clubg Erasmus Hall Clubg State Scholarship. EMMONS DAVIS DAY Ellington Ag1'icnltni'e Acacia5 Cornell Nlasonic Club5 Festival Chorus 2, 3. HAROLD DAY .Mfxico Civil Engineering KQENNETH DAYTON Winrted, Conn. Law Cornell Law Qiiarteily Board 3, 45 Lieutenant Cadet Corps 2, 3, 4. MILTON DE BAUN Hav.e1'ft1'aw Law AX5 Freshman Cross Country Team, College Spring Day Committee. FREDERIC VAN DYCK DEDERICK Catfleill Vete1'inai'y AXIf5 College Baseball I, 25 Society of Comparative Nledicine. HAROLD TRUMPLER DEEDS Lima, O. Arty and Sciencff ET. ESTHER CLARA DE GRAXFF Aniftfrclani .f4g7 iCZtZZ'LL7'E JXVILSON FIELDS DE GROAT Nicholf Mechaiiiral Engineering GX. THOMAS YVASHINOTON DELAHANTY New York City Chemiftry JUNE CHARLOTTE DEMINC Elizabethtown Alg1'iciiltw'.e VIOLA BUCI-IERT DENGLER AOH5 KIDBK. BARBARA VITAL DEPORTE Philadelphia, Pa. lVa1'faw, Rizfsia Crewg Nlanaging Fditor Cornell U7o1ne'1i': Review. JOSEPH JOHN DERPIAXNI, JR. Rofemont, Pa. I Arty and Sciencef Art: and Sciencef Wfechanical Enginffring CLASS GF 1917 GEORGE NVEBSTER DERRICK jordan Vem-may-y NORMA DEVANY Ellenville Agriculture Dramatic Clubg Sports and Fastimesg Chairman Sophomore Stunt Committee. . JOHN DE NVITT Colorado Sjoringr, Colo. Civil Engineering AAfIDg Sphinx Headg Semaphoreg Freshman Football Teamg Golf Team 3, Captain 4g Cornell Civil Engineer Boardg Golf Champion. MICHAEL SAUL DIAMOND New Brighton EAMg University Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4g Menorah. HARRY AARON DICKER Ithaca AB., Cornell, IQI5. PRESCOTT REUBEN DICKINSON Bangor GAQ Adirondack Club. ' HUGO N. DIEDERICHS Dolgeville Architecture Law Arty anal Sciencef Mechariical Engineering Freshman Track Teamg Varsity Track Teamg Junior Smoker Com- rnitteeg Telluride Associationg Secretary Sophomore Class. WILLIAM REESE DILLARD Wafliirigtoii, Ga. Civil Engineering Xxlf. DOUGLAS SCHULHAUS DILTS Larnbertville, N. Agriculture Scroll and Spadeg College Class Treasurer 4. ARAM HOUSSIG DIMIJIAN Cosmopolitan Club. NATHAN DINNERSTEIN Brooklyn' Undergraduate Scholarship. RUSSELL F, DIXON Boonton, N. f. LIDEK. I ,C ALBERT BLAKE DOBBS Ithaca AXPgxFreshman Cap Burning Committee. ERNEST DANIEL DOBROSCKY Yonleerf IRVING HAIER DOETSCH Hamburg Scroll and Spadeg AHP. CORTLANDT BEEKMAN DONALDSON Grantiooocl, N. f. Aero Clubg Freshman Debate Team. HERBERT LANSING DONALDSON Malone Ktlfg Adirondack Club. JOHN DONALD DOWD Salamanca AX. PHILIP GEORGE DRABELLE St. Louif, Mo. Seal and Serpentg Cornell Countryrnan Board I, ERNESTINE DRESSLER Brooklyn 80 Aalabazar, Turkey Civil Engineering Civil Engineering Agriculture .Mechanical Engineering C herniftry Agriculture .Mechanical Engineering Arty anel Science: Art: and Sciencef Agriculture 2, 3. Artf and Sciencef CLASS OF 1917 JAMES FRANCIS DRISCOLL Ithaca Civil Engineering Pyramid. J LUCY ANGELA DRISCOLL Ithaca ' Agriculture WILLIAM ALBERT DUCKHAM Pittrbiirgh, Pa. Agriculture Nlanager University Band5 Mandolin Club IQ Orchestra I. THOMAS HENRY DUGAN, JR. New York City Alrtf anal Sciencef A95 CFALTPQ Freshman Tax Committeeg War Relief Committee 35 Class Day Committee5 The Cornell Annitalr Board 35 Business Nlanager 4, -Cornell Catholic Club5 State Scholarship. CLEON LESLIE DUNHAM, JR. Lebanon Agriciiltiire Farmers, Week Committee 35 Round-Up Club. DEWITT UPHAM DUNHAM Lebanon Agriciiltiire College Student Honor Committee 45 Round-Up Club. RUFUS LEE DURFEE Binghamton Alrtf and Scieiicer-Mediciiie Scorpion5 University Orchestra. EUGENE BLAKELY DURR Taylorville, Ill. Arty and Science: KE, QIDACID. BEATRICE LOUISE DURYEA fohnroni City Agricizltiire ATA5 Frigga Fylgae5 Y.YV.C.A. FREDERICK HARRIS DUTCHER M01itclai1', N, f. .Mechanical Engineering ZXII5 College Crew 3. MARVIN Roon DYE Foreftville Law KfIH5 A9111 JOHN CHESTER EAKLE Wafhington, D. C. Alrchitecticre Senators Club. RAFAEL EARNSHAW Manila, P. I. .Mechanical Engineering Student Conference Committee 35 Cosmopolitan Club, NVILLIAM BENTLY EASTMAN Belleville Agriculture KKID. WILLIAM HENRY EASTMAN Saginaw, Mich. Arty and Sciencef AACID5 Alembic5 Sunday Night Club. ORSON NORTHROP EATON Caniclen Algriciiltizre LIONEL ALBERT EBAUGH HK N. HAROLD JAMES ECKLEY A AECID5 Hockey Squad 3. Bellenize, Pa. New Rochelle .Mechanical Engineering Arty and Sciencef PAUL NVITHERSPOON ECKLEY New Kenfington, Pa. Mealieine KE5 Aleph Samaehg Quill and Dagger5 Varsity Football and Baseball Teams 2, 3, 45 Freshman Football and Baseball TeaIns5 Sophomore Athletic Com1nittee5 Freshman Banquet Committeeg Nlajura5 Sunday Night Club5 Student Council 3, 45 Executive Committee lnterfra- ternity Council 4. S1 CLASS OF 1917 LAWRENCE DUNBAR EDSON ATA. Gerrnantown, Pa. FAYE LENORE EDWARDS Ithaca New York City AT. . JAMES LELAND EDWARDS LOUIS ROBERT EDWARDS Telluride Association. Salt Lake City, U. A gricnltnre Art: anal Science: A gricnltitre Art! and Sciencer ROBERT FIELDING EDWARDS New York 'City Civil Engineering SEQ Rifle Club. TQURT EICHLER New York City Agricitltnre HUGH MERLE ELMENDORF Ithaca .Mechanical Engineering Scabbard and Blade, Lieutenant Cadet Corps 3, Captain 4. HARRIS CRAWFORD EMICH Arlington, Mel. Mechanical Engineering A.I.E.E.g Swimming Teamg Nlaryland Club. LESTER ERNST ' I .Mention ' Architecture Gargoyle, State Scholarships. GEORGE LEMUEL ERWIN, JR. Kalamazoo, Mich. Mechariical .Engineering Class Executive Committee 2, Assistant Nlanager Nlasque 3,' Nlanager 4, Dramatic Club IQ Glee Club 3, 4. HAROLD CHARLES ESTABROOK Ociefra Mecltarzical Engineering Huntington Club. , WALTER ETNIER Chicago, Ill. Arty and Sciencef B911 TSEATHARINE ETZ Hornell A grictiltnre ACID. HILDA EULENSTEIN Brooklyn I Art: and Science: AZ, Tennis Team I, 2, 3, Hockey Team Ig Nlanager Tennis 45 Property Nlanager Women's Dramatic Club 45 Secretary Cercle Francais 4. FRED ROBERT EVANS Tnrin Agricfaltare HAROLD JAMES EVANS Georgetown Agriculture AFPg Heliosg General Committee 2g College Banquet Committee 4. CHARLES RAYMOND EVERETT Kingfton A Law JOHN ROBERT EYER Dayton, O. Artf and Sciencef Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Festival Chorus 2, 3. TRMA HELEN FAITH New York City Artf ancl Science: CPBK, Deutscher Vereing Tuition Scholarshipg Regents Scholarshipg Undergraduate Scholarship. SZE VOO FANG Tali, China Cosmopolitan Club. b Agricnltnre CLASS OF 1917 W CHARLES EDWARD FANSLAU Middletown i Veterinary QTEg College Soccer, Baseball, Track Teamsg Society of Comparative Nledicine. NICHOLAS GARRY FARBER Hanihurg, N. f. Agriculture KCID. 1 MARSHALL EVARTS FARNHAM Dunkirk ' Agriculture Festival Chorusg Advanced Choir. WILFRED WEBSTER FAULKS Elizabeth, N. f. Architecture A95 Nlanaging Editor The Cornell Architect. PAUL FEIN Brooklyn Civil Engineering FRANCIS FERNANDEZ-GRAU Cienfuegof, Cuba Civil Engineering ELLSWORTH LINCOLN FILBY - New York City Civil .Engineering PHP, State and University Scholarships, Fuertes Prize Stage 3. ISADOR FINNKELSTEIN Orfining Agriculture TEA, State Scholarship. VVALTER GORDON FISCHER New York City Agriculture Varsity Football Squad 2, 3, 4, Hockey Team 3. ELIZABETH BERGER FISHER Philadelphia, Pa. Arty anal Sciencer HENRY SABINE FISHER Hackenrack, N. f. Agriculture SEQ Hebs-Sag Varsity Football Squad 3, College Crew 35 Assistant Nlanager University Orchestra 3, Manager 4. JACOB FITELSON South Norwalk, Conn. Architecture ' College Basketball, Baseball and Gridiron Teams. - PHILIP WRIGHT FITZPATRICK St. Paul, Miiin. Artf and Sciencef TAG, Sphinx Head, College Crew Ig Varsity Crew 3, Junior Varsity Crew 3. ' GEORGE EVERETT FLANIGAN Water'oliet Agriculture ET. JOHN HOWARD FLANNER Blackwell, Wir. Mechanical Engineering ECP, Deutscher Verein. HAROLD ARTHUR FLANNERY Aalclifon Artr and Sciences College Baseball 2. ROBERT JAMES FLETCHER New Britain, Conn. Cherniftry HELEN RIPLEY LORD FLINT Ithaca Agriculture EXeCutive'COmrnittee Student Government 2, 3, 4, President Organized House 3, Yankee Clubg ATA, Frigga Fylgaeg Festival Chorus I, 3, College Glee Club Ig Advanced Choir I, 4. FIONVARD BOYER FLOCK Williarnrport, Pa. Agriculture 2X3 Varsity Baseball Squad 2, 35 Varsity Basketball Squad 2, 3, 4, Freshman Advisory Committee 3. S3 CLASS OF 1917 RAYMOND FOGELMAN Parfaic, N. f. Agriculture Nlenorah, Ethics Club, Agassiz Club. ALBERT DOW FONDA Fonda Agriculture AFP, Helios, Janus. ' HORACE BAKER FORMAN, 3rd Kitcliawan Agriculture Rille Team 2, Captain 3, 4, Rifle Club Treasurer 3, President 4. FRANK TQENT Foss Chicago, Ill. Art: and Sciencer AAKIJ, Aleph Samach, Quill and Dagger, Varsity Track Team 2, 3, Captain 4, Sunday Night Club. PERCY AUSTIN FRALEIGH Poughkeeprie Art: and Sciences CIUBK. ARMIN CIIARENTON FRANK Milwaukee, Wir. Architecture ATA, L7Ogive. GEORGE THOMAS FRANKLIN Ovid Law AX, Law Smoker Committee 4-, Secretary College Association 4. WILLIAM ALFRED FRANZTHEIM Wheelirig, W. Va. Arty and Science: AACID, Freshman Football Team, Sunday Night Club, Book and Bowl. ROBERT STEWART RflENZIES FRASER Burlington, Wir. . Agriculture ATA, Helios, Freshman Cap Burning Committee, Savage Club. ALLEN SIDNEY FRENCH Cincinnati, O. Artr and Science: Skull. HELEN FRETZ Piperfville, Pa. Arty anal Sciencer JOSEPH FREUND New York City Agriculture EDWARD FREY New York City Eorertry CIJEK, Hebs-Sa, Varsity Track and Cross Country Teams. PAUL HILLIARD FRICK Fleifclzniannf I Agriculture College Crew 2, Nlasque, Cosmopolitan Club. RICHARD FELIX FRICKE Ebenezer Agriculture AHP, Scroll and Spade, Roberts Scholarship. BENJAMIN FRIEDENBERG Brooklyn Civil Engineering XK, State Tuition Scholarship, State Cash Scholarship. ELI MAURICE FRIEDMAN Marfena Artf ancl Sciencer ZBT, Cornell Masonic Club, Menorah, State Scholarship. XVAYLAND PATTERSON FROST Keene, N. H. Agriculture AZ, College Tax Committee. JACOB FRUCHTBAUM Brooklyn Civil Engineering Undergraduate Scholarship. JACOB FUCHS New York City Civil Engineering State Scholarship. S4 LOUIs FUCHS CLASS OF 1917 Sirrom3 Regents State Scholarship. KENJIRO FUJIKURA L'0give. REVILO FRANKLYN FULLER A XP. NVILLIAM HOWARD FUNSTON A XP, Glee Club. FLORENCE ETHEL GALANTER LOUIS JULIAN GALBREATH New York City .Ag7'iC'LtZZ'I,t7'K Tokio, japan Aicliitectiwe Winiietfea, Ill. ffichitecture Schiiylerwille Ag1'icnZtn1'e Bnrlinglon, N. Arif and Sciencef Titiiwille, Pa. Mechanical Engineering TFA, College Crew I, 23 Varsity Crew Squad 33 Varsity Football Squad 43 College Basketball IQ Cadet Band I, 2. JOSEPH ANDREW GARBARINO Midziale, N. .Mechanical Engineering College Soccer and Baseball Teams ,I3 Cosmopolitan Club. JOHN CALDWELL CORLISS GARDINER New York City Agricnlziire Iizi Quill and Dagger3 Aleph S3I'I13Cll, Hebs-Sa3 Chairman Junior Smoker Committee3 Senior Ball Committee3 Assistant Nlanager Baseball 3, Nlanager 43 Sunday Night Club3 Book and Bowl. VVILLIAM RANDOLPH GARGIULO Brooklyn Law ATK23 CIDAKID3 Varsity Lacrosse Team 2, 33 Soccer Team 3, Captain-Coach 43 Law Smoker COmmittee3 College Tax COmmittee3 Long Island Club3 Anvil Club. STANLEY CORTLAND GARMANA Canirzeo Fofefzry GEL Freshman Pushball Committee3 Forestry Club. ALEXANDER HAMILTON GARNJOST Yonkeif Aim and Science: College Cross Country and Soccer Teams 23 Cornell Niasonic Club, Cosmopolitan Club3 CODgf6SS, Ethics Club3 Ist Lieutenant Cadet Corps 3. COPELAND ENSIGN GIXTES Kingrzon A7g1'icnZtiz1'e ECIJE3 Heliosg College Glee Club I3 Glee Club 3, 43 Kermis. EDMUND JAYNE GATES Willeef-Barre, Pa. Law Cosmopolitan Club, Congress3 A. B., Cornell, IQIS. JOHN GEORGE GATES Lancarzei, Pa. Mfeehanical Engineering TBH, I'ITiN, A.T.E.E.3 A.S.Bfl.E., Cornell Nlasonic Club3 Third Sibley Prize 3. CHARLES GENNELL Harrifon, N. Am' and Sciencef TEH, Varsity Soccer Team 43 College Basketball 2, 3, Captain 43 College Soccer 2, 33 College Baseball 2, 33 Secretary College Association. GUSTAVE AUGUST BEBEL GERBER Broolelyn Ag7'1iC'Z!i!'lIfL' Cosmopolitan Club3 College Cross Country I3 Ethics Clubg Socialist Club, President 2, 33 Congress3 Freshman Debate Team3 Chairman College Entertainment Committee I3 Chairman College Constitution- al Committee I. S CLASS OF 19,17 LESTER HALBERT GERMER Canaftota Art: and Sciencef GA. BENJAMIN GERO, JR. Mariirtiqne, Mich. Arty and Sciencef Zodiac. Y ANsON WRIGHT GIBSON Freehold , Agriculture ALFRED GUSTAV GIERKE ' Weeclfport Veterinary SZTE, Society of Comparative Medicirieg College Baseball I. RALPH JACOB GILCHER Danville, Ky. Electrical Engineering A.I.E.E. FREDA JANE GILFILLAN St. johnfhnry, Vt. Architecture Yankee Club, President 3, Sports and Pastimes, llVomen's Dramatic Club, Risley Orchestra, Social Science Club, Fuertes Stage 3. ROY LEWIs GILLETT Colclen Agriciiltnre Cosmopolitan Club. HERBERT LESTER GILMAN ' Brooklyn , Veterinary QTZ, Society of Comparative Nledicine, Student Assistant in Pathology. SAMUEL GINSBURG Brooklyn Agriculture Chess Team, Nlenorah. ADELA OVERTON GIRDNER Nero York City Art: and Sciencef KA G. EDMUND HUMPHREY GLEASON Groton - Agricnlticre AXA, Freshman Cross Country Team, Advanced Choir I, 2, 3, Festival Chorus I, 2, 3. HERBERT HARRIsON GLIDDEN Holley Artf and Science: AG, Nlandolin Club. T HERBERT ARTHUR GOERTZ Newark, N. f. Law crm, fI:AfIw. LOUIS GOLDBERG Brooklyn Agricnltnre NELSON GARLOCK GOLDEN Schenectady lllechanical Engineering CIDAG. VVILLIAM EDWARD GOODMAN Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering AACID, Junior Promenade Committee, University Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Nlandolin Club I, 2, 3, Leader 4. CHRISTINE lAflARY GOODWIN Berwick, Me. Algricitltnre Y.W'.C.A., Frigga Eylgae, Yankee Club, Vice-President 3, Priscilla Club. RAYMOND VAUGHN GORTON Binghamton Veterinary AXP, Varsity Baseball Team, Society of Comparative hledicine. MAXRX' HELEN GOSLINE Aurora Arty and Sciencex 86 CLASS OF 1917 CHARLES OLIVER GRACE Dundee Veterinary AKII, Society of COmparative,,NIedicine. VIOLET ARVIN GRAHAM Richmond, Va. Art: and Sciencer AP, Raven and Serpent, Tennis Team I, Sage House Committee I, Class Stunt Committee I, Vice-President Dixie Club 2, President 3, Womenls Dramatic Club, Vice-President 3, Stage Nlanager 3, Vice-President Class 2, Day Editor Cornell Bulletin 2, EditOr-in- chief 3. ROBERT JAMES GRANT Bnjalo Cliernifiry AXE, College Basketball and Baseball Teams 2, 3, 4, Cosmopolitan Club, Secretary-Treasurer College Association. JAMES DE GRAFFENRIEDE GRAvEs Wezrhinglon, D. C. Arcliizecznre OAX, Freshman Advisory Committee. JOSEPH NAPOLEON GRAVES Plczzftrbnrg Veterinary OTE, College Soccer and Track Teams, Adirondack Club, Society of Comparative Medicine. H. PAUL GRAY Pine Plainr Veterinary KCID. JAMES EDWARD GRAY H nnielen flrtf and Science:-Medicine JOSEPH HOWARD GRAY Elizezbezli, N. f. Civil Engineering EN. ' EUSTACE EDWARD GREEN, JR. Macon, Ga. I Agriculture A Cosmopolitan Club, College Glee Club, A.B., Lincoln University, 1913. HENRY WOLFE GREENBERG Flnshing Arif and Sciencef TFK, lVlenorah. RAYMOND CROSSMAN GREENWOOD Newark .Mechanical Engineering Philos, College Soccer 2, 3. NTARIE JOSEPHINE GRENIER Bnjezlo Arif and Sciences' ATA. ALBERT PARSON GRESSER Brooklyn Agricnlzfiire Philos, Anvil Club, Orchestra I, 2. Q RUDOLF ERNST GREUTER Cincinnati, O. Mechaiiicnl Engineering Preshman Track Team. JEAN PAUL GRIFFITH Clicznzczngna Agricnlznre Hillhurst, Varsity Track Squad 3, 4, College Mandolin Club I, 2. JOHN JACOB GROMFINE Bnjczlo Civil Engineering Beta Samach, State Scholarship, University Undergraduate Scholar- ship. NIAX GROSS ' Broolelyn Civil Engineering College Soccer. NTARY RYDER GUERNSEX' Yonleerr Arif and Science: Nl CLASS OF 1,917 RICHARD THOMAS GUILBERT Newark, Ni Cioil Engineering KE, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Tennis Team, Savage Club, Musical Clubs, Exeter Club. DANIEL NAST GUTMANN Chicago, Ill. Art: and Sciencef BERNARD HENRY GUTWILLIG Far Rockaway Chernirtry Varsity Track Squad 2, 3, Varsity Cross Country Squad 2, 3, 4, College Basketball 2, 3, 4,VVl1'11'16I' Novice Cross Country Race 3,A.B., Cornell, 1916. THEODORE WARREN HACKER Baltimore, Md. Civil Engineering AXP, Southerners, Nlaryland Club. ALBERT MONTGOMERY HAGEN Pittrhurgh, Pa. Mechanical Engineering A.I.E.E. RAYMOND FRANCIS HAGERTY Mericleri, Conn. Architecture L'Ogive, College Baseball, Belgian Relief Fund Committee. GEORGE HAINES Pleaxantoille Agriculture College Financial Committee, Chairman 2, College Tax Committee. HELEN NIARGARET HALL Huclfon I Artt and Sciencef RALPH HALL Brooklyn Agriculture ATQ. HENRY NORTH HALLETT Canton, Pa. Arty anal Science! Vice-President International Polity Club, Congress, Cosmopolitan Club, Deutscher Verein. CARLETON LEE HALLOCK Clayton, N. Agriculture AFP, Cosmopolitan Club. ROSCOE LEE HAMBLETON Orchard Park Illechanical Engineering Freshman Track and Cross Country Teams, Sophomore Banquet Com- mittee, Huntington Club, Nlandolin Clubt, State Scholarship. OTTO HENRY HAMM Baltirnore, Mel. .Mechanical Engineering Nayati, Baseball Squad 2, 3, lVIaryland Club. - FREMONT lXfloR'rIMER HAMMOND Patchogue .Mechanical Engineering HKN, Cosmopolitan Club, A.l.E.F,. HENRY FINCH HAND M orrif Agriculture Acacia. IHCERMAN ANDREW HANEMANN Delanco, N. Agriculture Deutscher Verein. JOHN JOSEPH HANIGPIEN, JR. Ornaha, Neh. Meclianical Engineering ZNII, Sophomore Banquet Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee, Glee Club, Savage Club, Nlasque. PAUL HYDE HARBACH Bujalo Architecture JOHN FRANCIS HARDECKER Brooklyn Civil Engineering Philos. 88 CLASS OF 1917 WATSON GILES HARDINO Saranac Lake I Arty and Sciencef ATA, Varsity Hockey Team 2, 3, Captain-Elect 4, Adirondack Club. ALLRICH SCHEPER HARRISON New York City Civil Engineering AACIJ, Semaphore, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team, Fresh- man Cap Burning Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee. HENRY ERNEST HASLETT Seneca Agriculture AUP. JOHN HENRY HATHAWAY New York City Arty and Sciencer QE, Cornell Countryman Board I, 2. FRANK HAUCKE 3 Council Grove, Kan. Agriculture EAE, Varsity Football Squad 4. JOHN HUYLER HAUPT New York City Arty ancl Science: AX, Assistant Nlanager Dramatic Club 3, hfianager 4. FRANK VVESLEY HAXWLEY Huntington, Incl. Arty and Sciencer JOHN HAYDOCK, 3rd New York City Mechanical Engineering KZ, TBH, Assistant Nianager Lacrosse 3, hflanager 4, State Scholarship. CHARLOTTE IRENE HAYNER Troy Arty and Science: Hockey Team I, NVaySide-Aftermath, State and University Scholarships. CHARLES ORVILLE HEATH Rochefter Agriculture Freshman Cross Country Team, College Cross Country, Sesomah. GEORGE JOSEPH FIECHT New York City Artf and Sciencer ' College Basketball I, 2, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 4, VVar Re- lief Fund Committee 3, The Cornell Era Board 2, Assistant Business Nlanager 3, Business Nlanager 4, Ethics Club, Cosmopolitan Club. GEORGE PAUL HEEFERNAN Wilkef-Barre, Pa. Law ATA, Aleph Samach, TAKE, Student Conference Committee, Junior Smoker Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 4, The Cornell Daily Sun Board I, 2, 3, 4. FRANK W. HEINRICHS Pittrlrurgh, Pa. Mecliaitical Engineering AG. CHARLES LESLIE HEISLER Schenectady Mechanical Engineering LESTER ARCHIBALD FIELFRICH Plearcintoille, N. Cheniirtry AXE, Cosmopolitan Club. JOSEPH ADOLPH HELLER New York City Arty and Science: ZBT. HARRY HOWARD HENIMINGS Brooklyn Civil Engineering Philos, College Soccer 2, 3, Election Committee I, Anvil Club. ROBERT NVILLIAM HENDEE Tulfa, Okla. 1Wechanical Engineering CIDKE, Chairman Executive Committee, VVrestling Squad. CLIFFORD GTTLEY HENRY Canandaigua Agriculture KW, ISL Lieutenant Cadet Corps. S9 CLASS or 19147 HARRY SAMUEL HERR Sjoringjielcl, O. Agriculture CIDKXIQ Varsity Football Squad 4. JOHN KNAPP HERRICK Kingfton Agriculture AT, Freshman Track Team. 4 PHILIP CHARLES HERZER Ellenoille Veterinary QTEg Society of Comparative Medicine, College Soccer I. GLADYS TVTARION HESS Lyonr Fall: Agriculture Sedowag Hockey Team IQ Frigga Fylgaeg YNV.C.A.g Social Science Clubg Cornell Countryrnan Board 3, 45 Associate Editor Cornell Bulletin 4, Rochester Stage 4. LYSTER NTEADOWS HETHERINGTON Eart Orange, N. f. Agriculture Skull, Cosmopolitan Clubg C.U.C.A. Cabinet 4. TVTARY DUDDY HEVY Glofoerwille Agriculture Y.'W.C.A.g Frigga Fylgaeg ATA. KENNETH FORBES HICKS Bryn Athyn, Pa. Architecture Freshman Baseball Team, College Track, Orchestra. RALPH HICKS Vlfeftbury Agriculture ZCIDE. GEORGINA ELIZABETH HILDEBRAND Brooklyn Artr and Sciencer Hockey Team I, 2, 3g Basketball Team 2, 3g Deutscher Vereing Sage Dramatic Club 25 State and University Scholarships. LLOYD DANIEL HILDEBRAND York, Pa. Agriculture lVlAURY HILL St. Louif, Mo. Arty and Science: KA, Freshman Cap Burning Committee, Sophomore Cotillion Com- mittee: Nlajurag Sunday Night Club. CHARLES ALAN HILLNIAN Newark, N. Civil Engineering DUNBAR lXflAURY HINRICHS Glen Ridge, N. f. . Agriculture CIDKE, Assistant Maiiager lnterfraternity Baseball' 2, Nlanager 3, Hunt- ington Clubg Cornell Countryman Board I, 2, 3, 4. JACOB HIRSCHHORN New York City Agriculture OAT5 Farmers' Wleek Committee. k7UN I'TUANG HO Witchang, Cliina Artf and Science: Cornell Chinese Students, Clubg, Cosmopolitan Club. 'TRICHARD :KUCHER HOJXGLAND ' Brooklyn Arty and Sciencef Bandhug Erasmus Hall Clubg Deutscher Vereing Cosmopolitan Club, Festival Chorus. HARRISON HOBLITZELLE St. Louir, Mo. Art: and Science: KAg Savage Club, Nlusical Clubs I, 2, 3, 45 University Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4. HOWARD WILLIAM HOCK Creffona, Pa. Cliernirtry ECP Eg College Gridiron. so CLASS OF 1917 EARL EWERS HODGES Rochertfr I Agriciiltiirif Seal and Serpent, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Sesomah. FERDINAND HOEFNER Brooklyn Agriculture CHARLES ALLAN HOFFMAN Stroiidrbitrg, Pa. Cioil Enginaering QA, College Banquet Committee, College Spring Day Committee 2. WILLIAM ALBERT HOFFMAN New York City Agricnltnrf Rifle Team I, 2, 3, Rihe Club I, 2, 3, Agassiz Club, Qrchestra I, 2, 3, 4. HARRY HERBERT HOFFNAGLE Wertport Art: and Sciencrr A-QA, Adirondack Club. AGNES CECILIA HOGAN Nrw York City Algriciiltiire ATA, Agassiz Club, Dramatic Club 3, 4. EDITH ESTHER HOGG Titiiroille, Pa. Agriculture WARREN HOLLENBACK Lock Haven, Pa. Law HENRY FRENCH HOLLIS, JR. Washington, D. C. Arty and Scienrer 9A+X, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 4, Phillips Club. HARPER ALLEN HOLT Staten Irland Law FHF, Scabbard and Blade, Owls, Navy Day Hop Committee 3, The Cornell Annual: Board 3, Managirig Editor 4, Cornell Dramatic Club, Secretary 3, Captain Cadet Corps. EDWARD CLARK HOMER Chicago, Ill. ISABEL HOPKINS Wertjielal A AF, Y.VV.C.A. HARDING FRED HORTON Ithaca Rifle Club. HERBERT VINTON HOTCHKISS Ithaca EE. EDWARD VVILLIAM HOUCK - Bnjalo KAP, College Track Team 3, University Crchestra I, Orchestra 3, 4. HARVEY FRANCIS HOUCK Elniira A.l.E.E., A.S.Nl.E., State Scholarship. JOHN EDWARD HOUCK Biijalo Electrical Engineering Arty and Sciencer Algricnltiire Arty and Sciencer Art! and Sciencer 2, 3, 4, Sage Chapel Mrchariiral Enginerring Algricizltnrr KAP, Hebs-Sa, Varsity Basketball Team 4, College Basketball 2, Captain 3, Class Executive Committee 2, College Honor System Committee 3: F CHESTER CARROLL HOUGH Clarendon, Va. ,Mechanical Enginfering HKN, Cross Country and Track Teams, The Southerners Club. LESLIE SEYMOUR HOUGI'I Brooklyn Agricizltzzrf Erasmus Hall Club. CLAUDE lXflONROE HOUSTON Wirnrr Mfchanical E'llgl7ZfK7 lflIg Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team 2, 3. 91 CLASS OF 1917 LUKE WILLIS HOVEY Bainbridge ' Agriciiltnre Farmers' VVeek Committee 35 Round-Up Club5 Somerset-Y5 Treasurer Intercollegiate Prohibition Association 35 ABK. LYNN HOWARD Binghamton . Agricnltnre Nayati5 Hebs-Sa5 Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team 2, 35 Freshman Advisory Committee 35 Sophomore Rush Committee5 Bing- hamton Club. JOHN HOMET HOWARD Wgfalitfing, Pa. Agricnltitre Eleusis. THOMAS HAROLD HOWE Frienalfhip Veterinary ANII5 Freshman Baseball Squad5 Varsity Baseball Squad5 Society of Comparative Medicine. GEORGE BLAINE HOWELL Ithaca 7 Law AKE5 Sphinx Head5 Freshman Track Team5 Varsity Track Team 2, 3, 45 Freshman Advisory Committee 35 Tntercollege Athletic Council 35 Convocation Hour Committee 45 Savage Club5 Sunday Night Club, hflandolin Club 2, 3, 4. ' SIDNEY PRESWICK HOWELL - Ithaca Arty ancl Sciencef AT5 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club 3, 4. HERBERT JOSEPH HOWERTH Shaniokin, Pa. Mechaiiical Engineering HAROLD VINCENT HUBER L01 Angelef, Calif. Arty ancl Sciencef Trap Shooting Team. 3 LOUIS CHARLES HUCK Chicago, Ill. C .Mechanical Engineering XXII5 Freshman Banquet COmmittee5 Junior Promenade Committee 25 Cornell Era Board5 Nlusical Clubs 4. RUSSELL STUART HUME Brooklyn Agriculture AECID5 Sophomore Smoker COmmittee5 Spring Day Committee 3. HAROLD JAY HUMPI-IREX' Freeport - Agricnltnre Freshman Track Team5 College Track Team I, 2. ERNEST CARSON HUNT, IR. Elnrhing Meclianical Engineering Long Island Club5 College CreW I, 2, 3. BXTAURICE BURT HUNTINGTON Pnlarlei .Mechanical Engineering State Scholarships. GERTRUDE LOUISE HUTH Chicago, Ill. Artf and Sciencef A1135 VVomen's Dramatic Club Coachg Cornell Dramatic Club COuncil5 Sports and Pastimes. ABELARDO REYES TCASIANO Bnlacan, P. I. Civil Engineering University Orchestrag Cosmopolitan Club5 A.B., Ateneo de Nlanilaf' Nlanila, P. L ROBERT DORRANCE TNGALLS Phelpr Civil Engineering Seal and Serpent5 Varsity Lacrosse Team 35 Sophomore Stunt Committee. 92 CLASS OF 1917 FRANK BOSTWICK TNGERSOLL Pittsburgh, Pa. Law AX, Cornell Law Quarterly Board 3, Editor-in-Chief 4, lVIandolin Club 2, 3, 4, University Orchestra 2, 3, Representative to Crchestra Council 4. MARK HOYT INGRAHAM Brooklyn Arts and Sciences Owls, College Soccer 2, 3, Debate Nlanager 3, 4, Congress, Class De- bate Team I, 2, Sampson Fine Arts Prize 2. DONALD FOGLE TNNES Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Architecture KE, Gargoyle, L'Ogive. SAMUEL INSELBUCH Brooklyn Agriculture Menorah. A WINIFRED IRVINE Ithaca Arts and Sciences KKP. VVILLIAM BRINCKERHOFF JACKSON, JR. Silver Spring, Md. Mech. Engineering SAX, Freshman Tax Committee, Senators Club. JOSEPHtNTUNROE JAFFIN New York City Chernistry ERNEST PLACK JAGGARD Qilltoona, Pa. .Mechanical Engineering I EN. CYRUS VVICKHAM JAGGER Sontlianipton Meclianieal Engineering Long Island Club. WALTER RODNEY JAMES Norfolk, Va. Mechariical Engineering ALFRED VERNON JANNOTTA Oak Park, Ill. Arts and Sciences EN, Freshman Banquet Committee, Freshman Rush Committee, Chairman Freshman Class Tax Committee, Sophomore Pipe Com- mittee 2, War Relief Fund Committee 3, Savage Club, Chicago Club, Nlandolin Club 3, 4, Spring Day Committee 3. ANNA FRANCES JANSEN Fonda Agricnltnre College Tax Committee 3, 4, Frigga Fylgae, Somerset-Y, College Glee Club I, 2, 3. HELENA JUHAR JENANYAN Advanced Choir I, 2, 3. Fresno, Calif. DAVID M. JENKINS New Paltz EDITH FAULKNER JENKINS Sidney Center RAYMOND JENKINS New Paltz Congress, Polity Club, Scholarship. REXEORD WILBER JEVVETT Fredonia AXP, Varsity Football Team 3, 4, Varsity Track Team 3, HAROLD OSRORNE JOHNSON Elniira AZ, Helios, Forestry Club. JAMES WOOD JOHNSON jersey City, N. f. CDKE, Mandolin Club. os Arts and Sciences Agriculture Arts and Sciences Arts and Sciences Client istry A XE. Forestry Arts and Sciences cLASs OF 1917 RTARY HALDENIAN JOHNSON Oneonta Agriculture AT. HERBERT RICHARD JOHNSTON Bujialo Cheiniftry KAP, AXE, College Soccer I, 2, 3, Captain College Gridiron 4, College Basketball I, Captain 2, 3, 4, College Baseball I, 2, 3, The Cornell Cheniift Board 3, 4, President College Association 4, State Scholarship. 'WALTER DAVID JOHNSTON Waukefha, Wir. Mechanical Engineering Telluride Association, HKN, TBH. HUGH ROSS JOHNSTONE North Tonawanda Chemistry AX, College Cross Country 2, Assistant Nlanager Nlasque 3, lVlanager 4, Regents Scholarship, State Scholarship. FREDERICK RANDOLPH JONES Concord, Mau. Agriculture HENRY VVARE JONES, JR. Montclair, N. Mechanical Engineering ACD, College Cross Country 3, Mandolin Club 3, 4. ROBERT NUTTALL JONES Swimming Team 2, 3. Bnjalo THOMAS RALPH JONES A.I.E.E. NVILLIAM CHARLES KAMIVIERER, JR. St. Louif, Mo. AARON GEORGE KATZ OAT. New York City MORRIS HOWARD TKATZ Brooklyn New York Cit DAVID SIDNEY :KATZENBERG y KIDBA, College Basketball 3, Sirrom, Forestry ship, State Scholarship. . ALLAN LEWIS IKAUFMANN Toledo, O. hlandolin Club 2, 3, Orchestra 2, 3. ROBERT EDWIN IQEEFE Kingfton Nlandolin Club, Orchestra, State Scholarship. lVlIRIAIvI MAY IQELLEY Wyoming Eagle Pan, Tex. Agriculture Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Foreftry Cheinirtry Foreftry Club, Pulitzer Scholar- Artr and Sciencef Mechanical Engineering Arty and Sciencef CIDBK, Wayside-Aftermath, Cornell Wonien'f Review Board 4. A-LFRED BARTHOLOMEW KELLY Ithaca ,GRACE ELIZABETH KELLY Fonda CIJBK. GENEVIEVE NTARIE JKELSEY Candor JAMES ARTHUR KENNEDY Dannernora Adirondack Club. DONALD KENYON Adanif AQ, Cornell Nlasonic Club. 94 Agriculture Artf and Sciencef Artf and Science: Art: and Sciencef- Medicine Agriculture CLASS OF 1917 GEORGE STEBBINS KEPHART Ithaca A Forertry AZ5 Sphinx Head5 Hebs-Sag CoXsWain College Crew I, 25 CoXsWain Varsity Crew 35 Wfrestling Team 35 Class Day Committee, Forestry Club. EDWIN INGERSOLL IKILBOURNE Brooklyn Foreftry Eleusis. CARRIE JOHANNA KING Ithaca Agrtcftfltttre -Student Volunteer Convention Committee 45 Senior Nights Committee 35 Frigga Fylgae I, 2, 3, Treasurer 4. GEORGE STEWART KING Eart Orange, N. j. A'grrcnZtnre ACIJ5 Golf Team 35 Convocation Hour Committee 25 Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 45 Assistant Manager Athletic Programs 3, Manager 45 Mandolin Club I, 2, 3, 45 Savage Club5 Majura5 Sunday Night Club5 Freshman Golf Championship5 Cheerleader 4. WARREN GRIFFIN TQING Cleveland, O. Mecltarzical Engineering XNIL LAWREINLCE DOUGLAS KINGSLAND, 2nd St. Lontf, Mo. Civil Engineering XIfT5 Junior Varsity CreW 2, 35 Varsity CreW 3. HELEN OLIVIA TQIRKENDALL Wert Danby Agriculture , Sedowa, Vice-President 45 Frigga Fylgae I, 2, 3, President 45 Y.W.C.A. HENRY KLAUBER Rorebank Law TEHID5 Congress5 University Orchestra I5 Varsity Debate Team 2, 3, 45 Winner '86 lVIemorial Prize5 Cornell Law Quarterly Board 3, 4. EDWARD KOHNE KLINGELHOFER Pittfbnrgh, Pa. Civil Engineering ZX5 Varsity Basketball Squad 25 College Track 2, 35 Freshman Tax Committeeg Rod and Bob. PAUL KNAPP Arafntore, Pa. Cherniftry AO5 AXE5 Alembic5 lVIandolin Club 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 45 Festival Chorus I, 2. THOMAS PHILLIPS K.NAPP Waverly I Artr and Science: Zodiac. WILLIS EDMONSTON TQNAPP Bn-gfalo Agriculture Bandhu5 Cosmopolitan Club. GEORGE LoUIs TKNIPP Auburn Arty and Science: Hillhurst5 Deutscher Verein5 German Club. REGINA TQOBRE Brooklyn Arty and Sctenccr HENRY WILLIAM KocH Hoboken, N. JIg7'bC'ZlIl'LL7'Z JOSEPH ANTPIONY KOHM Ithaca Chenztrtry MICHAEL JOHN IQOLAR Ithaca Veterinary Society of Comparative hfledicine. LEWIS RICHARD KOLLER New York City flrti and Sciencef Cosmopolitan Club. D CLASS OF1917 SAMUEL HARRY :KOSLIN New York City Agriculture EMILE KOSTAL Ithaca Agriculture JOHN CHARLES KRATOVILLE Riverhead. Cheniirtry AXE, Varsity Baseball Squad 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, lntercollege , Athletic Board 3, 4. N ALBERT ABRAHAM KRAUS New Brighton, N. f. Forestry JOHN SAMUEL IQRAUSS New York City Civil Engineering College Soccer, College Gridiron, Cosmopolitan Club. WALTER VVINSTON IQREBS fohnftown, Pa. Law Xfb, KIPALIH, Freshman Football Team, Chairman Freshman Banquet Committee, Chairman Sophomore Smoker Committee, Law Smoker Committee I, 2, Freshman Advisory Committee: XVILLIAM CHRISTOPHER LKREUZER Shracitre Agriculture CIJKKP, Sphinx Head, Hebs-Sa, Chairman Spring Day Committee 3, Assistant Field hflanager Minor Sports, lVlanager 4, Assistant hdanager Basketball 3, Manager 4, Cornell Catholic Club, Minor Sports Rep- resentative to Major Sports Council. OLIN CLIFFORD KRUM Ithaca Agricnltitre Vice-President Poultry Association 4. WILLIAM EDWARD KUCHLER New Rochelle Agriculture Bandhu, College Track I, Sophomore Pipe Committee. - ' ANNA ELIZABETH K.UHNER New York City Artr and Sciericer-Medicine ERNST VVILLIAM KURZ Tarrytown A Civil Engineering Pyramid. W LESLIE BERNE LACY Skaneatelef Alrchitectitre Gargoyle, College Crew I, 2, 3, College Athletic Committee 3. WALTER ROWE LALLEY Bridgeport, Conn. Art: and Science: ZXII, Aleph Samach, Quill and Dagger, Junior Smoker Committee, Underclass Rush Committee, Chairman Senior Banquet Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee, Spring Day Committee 3, Chairman 4, Chairman Spring Day Parade 3, Assistant Manager Football 3, Nlanager 4, Sunday Night Club, KBCID. BENSON LANDON, JR. Chicago, Ill. Arts and Sciencer Telluride Association. WILLIAM ROBERT LANDMESSER Newark, N. f. Mechariical Engineering CIDFA. HERBERT VAUGHAN LANE Brockport Architecture ATS2. NIARY VALENTINE LARKIN Atlantic City, N. Artt ana' Science: AZ, Hockey Team 2, 3, Executive Committee Student Government I, Dixie Club, Cornell Dramatic Club, Class President I, Associate Editor Cornell Wonieri'5 Review 3, 4. 96 4 cLASS or 1917 EDGAR GUSTAVE DELASKI Pl7eehaiileen, N. j. Arif anal Seieneer M Scorpion. MELVA MTRTLE LATTIMORE Wertrnorelanal flgrienlinre 'Sage House Committee 45 Executive Committee 4. CARL FRANCIS LAUT2 Biijalo .Mechanical Engineering TBH, Scalp and Blade. THEODORE VAN VLECK LAUT2 Biijalo .Mechanical Engineering fIDA9g Senior Ball Committee, Nlajurag Sunday Night Clubg Scalp and Blade. STANLEY OVERHOLT LAW Piztrbiirgh, Pa. Mechanical Engineering KE,fFreshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team 2, 3, 4. HARRY LEBOWSKY l?rooklyn Algr'ieiLlziir'e ' XK, Socialist Club, Nlenorahg Forestry Club. ARTHUR HURD LEE Mancherter, Ala. Alrtf and Sciencef-Lazv WT, Sesornahg Owls, Dixie Clubg Treasurer Class Ig Freshman Debate Team. HORACE WILLIAM LEET L Fredonia Electrical .Engineering Kia, HKNQ University Orchestra, University Scholarship, State Scholar- ship. WARREN WILLMA LEHRBACH Bnjalo ' Civil Engineering Eleusisg College Entertainment Committee 2, College Tax Committee 33 Cornell Civil Engineer Board 2, Assistant Business Nlanager 3, ISK Lieutenant Cadet Corps 3. CLAUDE YVILLARD LEISTER Wert Point, Pa. A Algriciiltnre Freshman Track Team: Varsity Track Team 2, 45 Freshman Advisory Committee. JVUSTUS VONLENGERKE, IR. Orange, N. j. Agriculture ACID. GEORGE RUSSELL LEONARD Rofelanel, N. j. Mechanical Engineering University Band I, 2, 3, 4, Principal Nlusiciang Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4. HENRY F.LcOX LEONARD Earl Orange, N. f. Algrienlzfnre AT. . SAMUEL JOHN LEONARD Warhirigtori, D. C. Civil Engineering B9Hg TBH5 Cross Country Team 43 Senators, Semaphore. LIERMAN BERNARD LERMER Newark, N. Law l'IAfID5 College Soccer 1,23 Civics Club, Cornell Law Quarterly Board 3,4. SAMUEL .ALEXANDER LEVINSOHN Englewooel, N. Arif and Sciences EAM. - FRANK BIIORTCI-IE LEVY Buffalo Clrernifzry GEORGE EDWIN LEXVORTHY Waterville Agriculture 'VVEI TZU LIAO Fooeliocv, China Civil Erzgineeririg 97 CLASS OF 1917 SIGMUND BAACH LINDAU Greensboro, N. C. Civil Engineering Chess Clubg University Boxing Championship, I58 lb. Class 35 Chess Team 4. I CHEN LING LIU Shanghai, China Agriculture Chinese Students' Clubg International Polity Club. YING Lo Kaing-Si, China I Civil Engineering Chinese Students, Club. 5 WILLIAM LEROY LIPPINCOTT Hornell Cherniftry Skullg College Election Committee 35 State SclIolarship. ALVIN EDWARD LONG Olean Agriculture JOHN HINTON LOPEZ Atlanta, Ga. , Mechanical Engineering ZX. . CLARKE BERNARD LOUDENSLAGER Quakertown, Pa. Agriculture KAP5 HeliOs5 College Crew I, 35 Belgian Relief Fund Committee 25 College Executive Committee 35 College Athletic Director 35 '86 Memorial Stage 35 Prohibition Stage 35 Rochester Stage 4. A JOHN DONALD LOUGHLIN Brooklyn Agriculture College Soccer 25 Varsity Soccer Team 25 35 45 College Glee C'lub5 Forestry Club. AMY LEONE LUcE Riverhead Art: and Sciencef KA95 Der Hexenkreis5 Raven and Serpent5 Crew IQ House Committee 25 House President of Sage 35 Treasurer Class 25 Treasurer Y.W.C.A. 45 Delegate to Student Government Conference 3. ROBERT FRANCIS LUCE Woodliazven lllechanical Engineering KIDAG5 Freshman Track Team5 Varsity Track Team 3. HOWARD JEROME LUDINGTON Holley ii Agriculture ZN5 Sphinx Head5 Hebs-Sa5 Freshman Tax Committee5 Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 45 Spring Day Committee 35 Vllar Relief Com- mittee 35 Class Day Committee5 Cornell Daily Sun Board 25 35 45 State Scholarship. GABRIEL EMANUEL LUND Chrirtiania5 Norway Civil Engineering Sphinx Headg Aleph Samach5 Semaphore5 Freshman Crew5 Varsity Crew 2, 35 Sophomore Banquet Committee5 SoplIomore Smoker COmmittee5 Convocation Hour Committee 4. HERMAN LEONARD LUTZ New York City Arty ana' Science: AECID5 Freshman Football Teamg German Club5 Cornell Catholic Club. CHARLES HENRY LYNCH New Hampton A Agriculture AXA. EDWARD DENNIS MCCARTHY Cattaraugur Artf and Science! CIDBK. JOHN DAVID NICCHESNEY Brooklyn Electrical Engineering 9 8 I I 1 ,CLASS OF 1917 'WILLIAM STANLEY NTCCORMICK Penrofe, Colo. Mechaifiieal Engineering GAX5 Sphinx Head5 TBH5 Varsity Track Team5 Varsity Football Squad. DANliEL CHAUNCEY MCCOY Yonkers S Cheniiftry AT5 Alembicg 2nd Lieutenant Cadet Corps 3, Captain 45 Assistant in Chemistry 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH FRANK MCCULLOUGH Fliuhing Agrignlmre EINSEL LEROY NICCURTAIN Salt Lake City, U. .Mechanical Engineering ' THF5 Freshman Track Team5 Rocky Nlountain Club5 University Band It 3, 4- ARAMINTA MACDONALD Delhi Algricnltnre A1135 Der Hexenkreis5 Raven and Serpentg Class Secretary I, 25 Y.VV.C.A. Cabinet 25 Dramatic Club Council 25 Executive Committee Student I Government Association 3, President 45 Sage House Committee 3. NEIL FRANCIS MACDONALD Flizrhing Cheniirtry Election Committee I, 2, Chairman I5 Aero Club5 State Scholarship. DONALD STIKLEY MACFARLAND Iilawifbitrg, Pa. Arty and Seiencer ELLIOTT TVTORSE NICGINNIES Ripley Arty and Seiencef AX. HENRI CHARBONNIER NICGOWAN Augusta, Ga. Civil Engineering XCID5 Pyramid5 Savage Club5 Sunday Night Club5 Dixie Club. WILLIAM PAYSON NTACKAYE Yonleerr Cheniirtry Bandhu. - ROBERT EMERSON MACKENZIE Canton, O. Amr and Sciences QDEK5 Aleph Samach5 Quill and Dagger5 Freshman Banquet Committeeg Sophomore Smoker Committee, Freshman Advisory Committeeg Class Day Committee 35 Book and Bowlg Cornell Daily San Board 2, 3, Managing Editor 4. KENNETH DUNCAN NIACMILLAN Pittfton, Pa. Arty and Sciences AKE5 Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 4. EDWIN RUSSELL MCMILLIN Willeinfbitigh, Pa. Civil Engineering AXP5 Rod and Bob5 TBH5 Freshman Advisory Committee 3. 5 NIANNON GREER MCPHERSON Elmira Algrienltitre KAP. NIAEELLE VASSAR NIACWHORTER Ithaca Agrieiiltiiie TVTACHENRY NIABEY Cuba Veteriizaiy JOHN HENRY NTACHAN Newark, N. f. Law College Basketball, Soccer and Baseball Teams. HARRY ELIAS Rl.lACK Broolelyn Atty and Scieiteer-Ilfledicine Acacia. DONALD .ALEXANDER MACKENZIE Highland Fallf Civil Engiizeering Cornell Civil Engineer Board 3. 99 CLASS OF 1917 SAMUEL STUART TVIACKEOWN New York City Arty and Seieneer DONALD EDWIN NIACLAY Biijalo Agriculture AXA, College Crew 3, College Glee Club 3. GEOFFREY EDWARD NIACLAY Biijalo S Art: and Scieneef AXA, College Crew 3. I HAROLD NIACY H iialron Agrieitltnre AZ, College Tax Committee 3, 4, College Class Secretary 2, Regents Scholarship. WILLIAM HOXVARD MAOUIRE Portland, Ore. Law Telluride Association, ASCE, Fraser Scholarship 4. DOROTHY CAROL MAIER Bloornjield, N. f. Artr and Seieneer AAA, Pageant Committee, Cornell Dramatic Club, Women's Dramatic Club. VVEILLIAM lVIAIER Glooerfoille Agriculture DONALD LEE MALLORY Brooklyn f Arty and Seieneef ATA, Assistant hflanager Fencing 3, Assistant hlanager Association Football 3, lVlanager 4, lWandolin Club I, 2, 3, 4. ERWIN LIONEL BTALONE New York City Meeliariieal Engineering Varsity Track Team 3, 4, Varsity Cross Country Team 4. SIMON DAVID TVIANDEL New York City Agriculture College Basketball 3, 4, Sophomore Pipe Committee. NIILES CAPRON NIARKHAM Conftableville Veterinary ANII, Society of Comparative Nledicine. ROBERT BENJAMIN NIARKHAM Turin Agrienltnre ET. ii OTIS REED MARSTON Berkeley, Calif. Mechariieal Engineering GX,TBH,HKN. i b JAMES WILLIAM HERMAN NIARTIN Coatesville, Pa. Electrical Engineering A.I.E.E. VICTOR KINAMAXN MARTIN Bnjalo Artf and Seieneef AG, Varsity W'restling Squad, Huntington Club. HARRY GRANT NIATTHEWS , Santa Ana, Calif. Civil Engineering Southerners' Club. JAMES EVART lVlATTHEWs Brooklyn Meehariieal Engineering GX, Scabbard and Blade, Erasmus Hall Club, Oficers' Society, Lieu- tenant Cadet Corps 3, Captain 4. CARL AUGUST MAXEINER Albany Civil Engineering ALBERT KENNETH NIAYER Brooklyn Agriculture QA. 100 ' 'cinxss or 1917 LUDWIG STOLZ NIAYER Alhany Agf-if-Ztlgm-5 Cornell lVlasonic Club. ROBERT GILLESPIE lVTEAD, 2nd. Orrining Civil Engineering KA, College Honor System Committee, Semaphore. HAROLD GUSTAV NIEISSNER Brooklyn .Mechanical Engineering Eleusis. ARTHUR VVILLIAM MELLEN, JR. New York City Civil Engineering 'ZNTU Aleph Samachg Quill and Dagger, TBHQ Rod and Bob, Freshman Baseball Team, Varsity Baseball Team 2, Captain 3, Freshman Ad- visory Committee, Junior Smoker Committee, Class Day Committee 45 Nlajurag Sunday Night Club. NIARK CARL MELTZER, JR. Newark, N. Arty and Sciencer ZBT. HAROLD ANTHONY NIENG Rocherter Arts and Sciencer College Tax Committee 2, Sesomahg Cornell Countryman Board I, 2, 3. JOHN FINNEY FVTERRICK Hanzilton, Canada .Mechanical Engineering 2o,TBH. 3 FREDERIC BRETTELL NIERRTLL Schoharie Foreftry GX, University Band I, 2, 3, 4, Chief Nlusician 4, University Orchestra 1, 2. GEORGE CHARLES MEYER Rochefter Mechanical Engineering ROBERT OLIVER TVTEYER Denver, Colo. Zllechanical Engineering AXP. HOWARD ARTHUR NTEYERS Fonda Foreftry AFP, Freshman Crew, Freshman Athletic Committee. SAMUEL NTEYERSON Brooklyn Agricnltnre Chess Club. GEORGE SWIGGART NTILES Union City, Tenn. Arty ancl Sciencer AKEg Varsity Football Squad 35 Dixie Club, Sunday Night Club. GEORGE NIILLER Bridgeport, Conn. Civil Engineering HAROLD GEORGE TVIILLER Eart Orange, N. Civil Engineering GX, Semaphore. THOMAS WINFREY MILLER Bnjalo Architecture fT7ETiQ Assistant Business hlanager The Cornell Architect 3, Circulation Nlanager 4. ALLISON CURTIS NTILLS Gloverfville Cherniftry iPAQ, lVlusical Clubs I, 2, 35 University Orchestra I, 2, 3, University Band 1, 2, 3, Chief Nlusician Cadet Band 3. HAROLD STRYCKER BKTILLS New York City Agricfzzltitre fDTI6g I25 lb. Novice Boxing Championship Ig College Executive Com- mittee, AHP5 Scroll and Spade. 101 CLASS OF 1917 WHEELER MILMOE Canaftota Chernirtry HAE5 University Orchestra. ROBERT NLINSHALL Wafhingtoii, D. C. Mechanical Engineering NIIT5 Sunday Night Club5 Nlajura5 Musical Clubs. MAURICE NIEYER MINTON, JR. Hopewell junction Agriculture ACID5 Sophomore Cotillion COmmittee5 War Relief Committee 3, 45 Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 45 The Cornell Annualr Board 3, Assistant Business Nlanager 45 Erasmus Hall Club. ALBERT IQNELL MITCHELL Albert, N. M. Agriculture Rocky lVlOuntain Club. HARMAN lVIARTIN MOLONY Philadelphia, Pa. Mechanical Engineering ZCIJE5 College Cross Country 25 Varsity Cross Country Squad 3. FRANCIS RATTOONE NIOLTHER Brooklyn Architecture QA5 Freshman Track Team5 College Track IQ College Cross Country A and Baseball Teams 25 State Scholarship. lX4AzIE CAROLINE LTONTIGOMERY Montour Eallf Artr and Science: HUBERT HILL RJOON Burke, Va. Agriculture ISt Lieutenant Cadet Corps. ERWIN VERANUS MOORE Ithaca Veterinary QTE5 Society of Comparative Nledicine. IRWIN LIKELY NIOORE Worcefter, Mau. Arty and Science:- Mechanical Engineering CDBK5 New England Club5 Deutscher Verein5 Freshman Debate Club5 Assistant in Physics 4. ' LUCIUS RflOORE Hudson Architecture College Cross Country I, 25 College Baseball 3, 4. DANIEL STENTZ MORGAN Uniontown, Pa. Agriculture- , Art: and Sciences AZ5 Hebs-Sa5 Freshman Crew5 Junior Varsity Crew 25 Freshman Ad- visory Committee 35 Treasurer Class 2. MVILLIAM LIONEL lVlORGAN Honolulu, T. H. Arts and Sciencef Eleusis. CHARLES VAN WIE MORRIS Binghamton Veterinary Bandhu5 ANIf5 Binghamton Club. JOHN SAMUEL lVlORRIS Denifon, Tex. Mechanical Engineering TBH5 A.S.M.B. MAY LOUISE MORRIS Lodi Agriculture Y.W.C.A. Cabinet5 Frigga Fylgae5 Priscilla Club5 College Girls' Glee Club 2, 3. REXFORD LANSING lV.lORRIS Rocherter - Mechanical Engineering Freshman Advisory Committee 35 State Scholarship. 102 ' CLASS OF 1917 WENDELL THOMAS MORRIS Cleveland, 0. Law ANNE HORTON MORROW Ithaca Agricnltnre AOH5 Frigga Fylgae. OLGA DOROTHEA MOSES New York City Art: and Seiencey Wayside-Aftermathg Stunt Committee 25 Manager Hockey 2, 35 Social Science Club Secretary 35 State Scholarship5 Regents Scholarship. SIDNEY' WOOD NIOSHER Poplar Ridge Civil Engineering Scroll and Spade5 State Scholarship. PHILIP DUDLEY NIOSSER Bofzon, Mary. ' Arty and Science: XXII5 Freshman Baseball Team5 Varsity Baseball Squad 25 Sophomore Banquet COmmittee5 Freshman Advisory Committee 35 Majura5 Sunday Night Club. 'CLARENCE WILLIAM MOULD Monzgornery Veterinary ANII5 Society of Comparative Medicine. PAUL SWAIN MOULTON Afhton, S. D. Arif and Science: GLADYS MARIE MULLER Brooklyn Arif and Seieneef CIJBK5 Manager Hockey 45 WVayside-Afterrnath5 Deutscher Verein, Secretary 35 Class Secretary 3. ALFRED MULLIKIN Baltimore, Md. Civil Engineering A.S.M.E.5 Maryland Club. LUCIEN WILBER MUELLER Decatur, Ill. Mechanical Engineering CIDFA5 Aleph Samach5 Quill and Dagger5 Varsity Football Team 2, 3, Captain 4.5 Freshman Banquet COmmittee5 Class Athletic Committee 25 Student Council 3, 45 Majura5 Sunday Night Club. DAVID ROGER MUNSICK Maplewood, N. Arty and Scieneer-lldedicine EAE5 Alembicg Freshman Football Team5 Freshman Banquet Com- mittee. HELEN ELIZABETH MURPHY Phoenix Agriculture Wayside-Aftermath. MALCOLM GIBSON MURRAY Kanfar Ciiy, Mo. Agricnllnre LEO VINCENT NIURRIAN Port fervif Vezferinary ANIf5 Society of Comparative Nledicineg Cornell Catholic Club. EDGAR MYERS Connerfville, Ind. Forefzry Varsity Basketball Team 25 College Track Team 25 Forestry Club. IRA HENRY NIYERS Bn-falo Alrtf and Sciencef AXA. FRED PAUL NABENHAUER Stapleton filgricnlzure AARON MORRIS NADLER ' Brooklyn flgricnlznre Menorah 5 Blauvelt Scholarship. 103 CLASS OF 19l7 GOICHI NAKAMOTO Hilo, T. H5 i Cioil Engineering NATHAN lVlENzO NEATE Falconer Veterinary AXP, Society of Comparative lVledicine, College Cross Country I, College Baseball 1, 2, 3.3, LEWIS IQNODE NEFF, JR. New York City Arif and Sciencef ZW, Nlanager Swimming 4, Masque. , HOMER BORST NEVILLE Lutheran Club. GEORGE ADELBERT NEWBURY KXP, Cornell Law Quarterly Debate Team 3, 4. APOLLON JOHN NICHOLAS ABCD. NIARGUERITE NIEDECK ATA, Prigga Pylgae. MAY EVELYN NTEDECK ATA, Frigga Pylgae. BRAINARD CLEVELAND NORTON EX, New England Club. LAURENCE JOSEPH NORTON ARCHIBALD OBOLER Sharon Springf Ripley Agriculture Law Board, 386 Nlemorial Debate Stage, Varsity New,Yo1-le City Ithaca Ithaca Southport, Co iiii . Middle Granville Brooklyn Congress, Nlorrison Prize for Poetry. DENIS HENRY O7BRIEN Forfylh, Moiit. Law Agriculture Hgriciiltiire Arif and Sciencef Agriciilticre Laio Mech anical Engineering Nayati, Orchestra Council 4, 5, President University Orchestra 5, Savage Club, Rocky Nlountain Club, A.l.E.'E., University Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, 5, University Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Nlandolin Club 3, 4, 5. JAMES CHALMERS 07BRIEN Eoanfzon, Ill. ' Arty and Science: JOHN EMMETT 0,BRIEN Shortfoille Law Sphinx Head, AGHP, Varsity Crew 3, 4, Junior Varsity Crew 2, Freshman Crew, Cheerleader 4, Sophomore Banquet Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 45 Crew Celebration Committee, Alumni Pledge Committee, Chairman Law Smoker Committee 6, Student Agencies 2, 3, 4, Cornell Law Qicarlerly Board 5, Business lVlanager 6, Owls, Class Day Orator 4. GEOFFREY BHAURICE G,CONNELL Ithaca Arif and Sciencer 'AAfI2, Aleph Samach, Sphinx Head, Freshman Baseball Team, Varsity Baseball Team 2, 3, 4, Senior Ball Committee, Savage Club, Book and Bowl, Sunday Night Club. RALPH EDWARD OGLE Warhington, D. C. Architecture ET, Senators, Lieutenant Cadet Corps 2. 104 CLASS OF 1917 CARL FRANCIS OGREN Eroolelyn Jllechanical Engineering CHARLES DICKERSON ORME Alzlanzfa, Ga. Arif and Sciencer XCID5 Senior Banquet Corr1mittee5 lVlajura5 Sunday Night Club5 Dixie Club5 Southerners5 lVlandolin Club I, 3, 4. CHARLES EDWARD 07ROURKE New York City Civil Engineering ECIDE5 Freshman Tax Committee. JAMES CAREY OTHUS Porzlanal, Ore. Mechanical Engineering Telluride Associationg Quill and Dagger5 Freshman CreW5 Junior Varsity Crew 25 Senior Banquet Committee5 C.U.C.A. Cabinet 2. 3. BETTINE KATHRYN GUTTERSON Earzf Strondrhnrg, Pa. Art: and Sciencer AOH5 Hockey Team I, 25 College Association Committee 2, 35 College Banquet Committee 25 Class Stunt Committee I, 2, 35 Choir I, 25 Festival Chorus 35 College Glee Club I. JAMES THOMAS GWENS Willrhoro Algricnlrnre VINCENT JOSEPH PACELLO Port Chefrer Civil Engineering College Baseball. ROBERT SAWYER PACE Newark, N. f. Agricirlrizrfe A2411 FREDERICK GILBERT PALEN New Rochelle Mechanical Engineering Seal and Serpentg Freshman Track Team5 Varsity Track Team 25 Fresh- man Advisory Committee5 Class President 2. SIDNEY HARVEY PALMER Brooklyn ' Agriculture KAP5 Farmers' NVeek Committee 25 lVlanager College Track 35 Anvil Club5 Somerset-Y5 2nd Lieutenant Cadet Corps 2. RALPIi COY PARKER Spencerport Agricnlricre APP5 College Tax Committee 25 College Executive Committee 35 College Entertainment Committee 35 College Reception Committee 45 C.U.C.A. Cabinet 45 Helios5 Rochester Stage I. RICHARD AVERILL PARKE ' Miiiiieapolif, Miiiii. .Mechanical Engineering AKE. NTORTIMER SMITH PARKHILL Ponghleeepfie Mechanical Engineering Kill. RICHARD PARMENTER Geneva Civil Engineering CIJFA5 Pyramidg College Track. CHARLES VICTOR PARSELL, JR. Ithaca Arif and Sciencer Bandhu5 CIDBK. SETH GORDON PARSONS Sharon Springf Agricnltnre lVlORRIS HERMAN PASIQOW Newark, N. f. Clz.eniim'y HDEII5 College Basketball 2, 3, 4. LINCOLN ALAN PASSMORE Philadelphia, Pa. Nleclzanical Engineering NIIT5 Swimming Squad 2. 105 CLASS OF 1917 HARLEN PEFLEY Boite, Iclj Mechanical Engineering lVlilitary Hop Committee 35 Ist Lieutenant Cadet Corps 45 Officers' Club. RALPH FULFORD PERKINS Albany Agricnltnre AZ5 Helios, Freshman Baseball Team5 Varsity Baseball Squad 2, 35 Varsity Soccer Team 45 College Class President 3. ROBERT ERNEST PERRY, IR. Wertjield, N. f. Foreftry GE5 Glee Club I, 2, 3. NVALTER FRANCIS PHELAN Yonkerf Arts and Sciencef-Medicine CUSHING PHILLIPS Brooklyn Cioil Engineering CHARLES MOORE PHILLIPS, JR Loniwille, Ky. Agriculture ZT5 The Southerners Club. LEROY MCQUEEN PHILLIPS St. Lonif, Mo. Mechanical Engineering B911 VVALTER HERDMAN PICKETT Brooklyn Law Chairman Constitutional Committee5 Congress5 University Under- graduate Scholarship. JOHN ALLISON PIERSOL Pyramid. ELVIN LYLE PIERSON TVTARY ELIZABETH PIKE Charleroi, Pa. Civil Engineering Trzwnanfhnrg C' Mechanical Engineering Seattle, Wafh. Artf and Sciencef AF5 Women,s Dramatic Club5 Pageant Committee5 Day Editor The Cornell Bulletin. HERMANN GAUNTLETT PLACE New York City Arts and Sciencef XPT5 Aleph Samach5 Freshman Advisory Committee 3, Council 45 Chair- man Junior Promenade Committeeg Chairman Class Day Committee 45 Executive Committee Interiraternity Association5 Cornell Daily Sun Board 2, 3, Business hflanager 45 Book and Bowl, lVIanuscript Club. I A ARTHUR WESTYN PLOUGH Veftal 3 Agricnltnre JAMES ELMER POEHLMAN Baltimore, Md. Mechanical Engineering Nayati5 Trap-Shooting Team 45 Maryland Club. ALEXANDER VIVIAN POLSON Winnipeg, Canada Mechanical Engineering A.l.E.E.5 A.B., University of lVlanitoba, 1914. SOLOMON POMERANZ New York City Agricnltnre College Glee Club 3, 45 Lazy Club. GLADYS ELEANOR PooLE New Rochelle Agricnltnre ACID5 Freshman Basketball Team. HENRY WHITTIER PORTER Brookline, Man. Mechanical Engineering XCID5 TBH5 Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Freshman Advisory Com- mittee5 lWajura5 Sunday Night Club5 Mandolin Club 2, 3, 4. 106 ' CLASS GF 1917 JOSEPH PULLMAN PORTER New Rochelle Agrienlznre KAP, Somerset-Y, International Polity Club, College Glee Club I, 3. EMERSON SHERWOOD POST Ceztrkill Art: and Scieneer SEA, Varsity Wrestling Team 2, 3, University Champion Wrestling, 145 lb. Class 2, 3, Novice Boxing Champion 145 lb. Class 3. BENJAMIN POTAR New York City Agrienltnre CIDZA, College Soccer 2, Varsity Soccer Team 3, 4, College Tax Com- mittee 3, Farmers' Week Committee, Dramatic Club 3, 4, College Glee Club I, Nlasque 4. GLENN JOHN POWELL Anon Veterinary AXP. THOMAS HAROLD PRENTICE Sontlzington, Conn. Civil Engineering Eleusis, College Track 3. JOHN OVVINGS PRESTON Arlington, Mel. Civil Engineering Acacia, Semaphore, Transit Head, College Crew I, 2, 3, Business Nlanager The Cornell Civil Engineer 4, Treasurer College Association, The Southernersg Cornell Masonic Club, Maryland Club. OSCAR FREDERICK PRIESTER Davenport, In. Civil Engineering SEAS, Sphinx Head, Rod and Bob, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team 2, Senior Class Day Committee, Chairman, Freshman Advisory Committee 42 University Urchestra I. JAMES lVIAxWELL PRINGLE New York City Alrtr and Seieneer Scorpion, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, The Cornell Era Board 2, 3, Nlanaging Frditor 4. CHARLES FREDERICK PROBES Elrnirez Artr and Seieneer OA, CIJAK. CHARLES MILTON PUTNEY Ithaca Agrienltnre-Veterinary APP, Society of Comparative lX4edicine, College Cross Country I, 2, 3, Captain 4, College Track I, 3, Wrestling Team, Assistant in Histology and Embryology 3. DE MILT AIRD QUACKENBUSH Fort Hnnter Agrienltnre Aero Club, Rifle Club. FRANK WESLEY QUAIL Brooklyn Agricnltnre JOHN JOSEPH QUINN, JR. Brooklyn Civil Engineering ZNP, Freshman Football Team, Varsity Football Squad 2, 3, Varsity Lacrosse Team 2, 3, 4. RAYMOND WILLIAM RAMAGE Alnbnrn Meelieznieezl Engineering A.S.M.E. 10 CLASS OF 1917 CHARLES HENRY RAMSEY Albany ' tllechanical Engineering ECP, Quill and Dagger, Junior Spring Day Committee, Senior Class Day Committee, The Cornell Widozo Board 3, 4, Editor-in-chief 4, Book and Bowl, FRANK HARRISON RANDOLPH Rahway, N. Mechanical Engineering B GH, E E. JVVILLIAM JOURDAN RJXPP Brooklyn' Agriculture EVERETT CHARLES READ Milwaukee, Wir. Mechanical Engineering BAE. CHARLES HARMON RECTOR Binghamton Agriculture President Poultry Association, College Glee Club, Student Assistant in Poultry Department, Kermis. JOHN PERCY REDWOOD Bay Pond Civil Engineering Adirondack Club, ISL Lieutenant Cadet Corps 3, Captain 4, State Scholarships. HAROLD CLIFTON REED Beacon Art: and Science: KXP, Cfhcers' Club, 2nd Lieutenant Cadet Corps 4. ALFRED REED, JR. Pittfhurgh, Pa. Agriculture EX, Varsity Hockey Team 2, Freshman Advisory Committee, Savage Club, Nlandolin Club I, 2, 3, 4, Duquesne Club. , HAROLD REGNAULT New Yorle City 4 Agriculture Round-Up Club. CHARLES JOSEPH REICHERT New Yorle City Agriculture Varsity Crew Squad 2, 3, 4, Freshman Advisory Committee, Savage Club, Class Vice-President 2. HUGO VALENTINE RETTIG Bujalo A Art: and Sciencef College Cross Country, C.U.C.A., State Scholarships. FRED ARTHUR REYNOLDS A Ithaca A Agriculture RALPH KEELER REYNOLDS ii Danbury, Conn. Mechanical Engineering Varsity Wrestling Team 3, Sophomore Smoker Committee, Hillhurst, Novice Wrestlirig Champion, I45 lb. Class 3, University WVrestling Champion, I45 lb. Class 3. ALMA WILEORD RICHARDS Paroufan, U. Agriculture EQIJE, Aleph Samach, Quill and Dagger, Hebs-Sa, College Track I, 2, Varsity Track Team 2, 3, 43 Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, College Class President I, Representative of Wearers of the CH to lVlajor Sports Council, C.U.C.A. LUTHER LOCKE RICHARDSON Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering QE, Erasmus Hall Club, College Cross Country 2, College Soccer 3, College Gridiron 4. 108 CLASS OF 1917 FRANK JULIUSIRIMOLDI Szazerz Irlahci Agricmiure Cosmopolitan Club, Eth1cs Club, Cercle Francais, Congress, President International Polity Club 4. GEORGE BERTRAM ROBBINS Brooklyn Arif and Scierzcey ZAE, Long Island Club, Anvil Club. WILLIAM VVALLACE ROBERTSON, JR. North Torrazoarzda Mecharrical Erzgirzeerrng AT, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Cross Country I, 2, Sophomore Smoker Committee, Freshman Athletic Director, Secretary A.S.hfI.E. 3, Treasurer 4, C.U.C.A. Cabinet 3, 4. BERTRAM JAMES ROGERS Winthrop Agr-rcaltme Adirondack Club. DONALD SPENCER ROGERS Ithaca A7gr'icrcZt'are HAROLD JOSEPH ROOD Bircghamtorz Agr'ic'LcIture Eleusis. WINIFRED ROMER Ithaca Arty and Screrrcef KA9, Sage Dramatic Club. CLAUDE NVEBSTER ROOF Utica Mecharrrcal Errgirzeerirrg A.I.E.E. FREDERIC PRESTON ROSE Hoz Sprrrzgf, Ark. Foremg AXA, Southerners Club.. GEORGE ROSEN Brooklyn Agr'icuZmzre Nlenorah, Sc cialist Club. BENJAMIN ROSENBAUM New Haven, Conn. Chemifzry hflenorah. JOSEPH ROSMAN Garrzeroille Agricrzlzure EDWIN DELESPINE Ross Summit, N. f. Agriculzrcre Bandhu. SIDNEY HENRY Ross Brooklyn Agracahur-e IIACIJ, Freshman Football Team, Sophomore Pushball Team, Assistant Stage Nlanager Dramatic Club 3, hflanager 4, Erasmus Hall Club. NVALTER EARL ROTI-I Buffalo Mecharzical Erzgineerirzg Philos, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. CHARLES JOSEPH ROWLAND Olearz Arr: and Science: CDAK, State Scholarship, Regents Scholarship. ELIZABETH ROWLEE Ithaca Arif and Scierzcef KA 9. K HERBERT RUCKES New York City A7g7'IC'llZlll7'E' Agassiz Club, Rifle Club, Qrchestra I, 2, Sirrom Club, State Scholar- ship, Regents Scholarship. 1051 CLASS OF 1917 5 PHYLLIS RUDD Blue Irlancl, Ill. Artr and Sciencef HBCID5 Class Basketball and Baseball Teams 35 Chairman Student Govern- ment Calendar Committee, Cornell Dramatic Club5 Treasurer Senior Class5 Secretary Risley House Committee. JUAN JOSE RUIZ Bauer, Cuba .Mechanical Engineering HKN5 Sibley Prize in Nlechanical Engineering. VVILLIAM lVlUIR RUSSEL Detroit, Mich. Artr and Sciencer KA5 Freshman Advisory Committee5 Spring Day Committee I5 Junior Promenade Committee, lVlajura5 Sunday Night Clubg Hill School Club. AULEEN BERNICE RUSSELL Canaftota Agriculture Basketball Team 3, 45 Baseball Team 35 Executive Committee 25 Chair- man Stunt Committee 45 Maiiager Basketball 45 President of Cut- side Houses 25 Leader Risley Orchestra. EDWIN PHILIP RUSSELL Crown Point Arty and Sciericef-Medicine GRRIN STOREY RUSSELL Warren, Pa. Agriculture KZ, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. ' ROBERT CAMP RUSSELL St. Louir, Mo. Civil Engineering ET. FRANK SADDLER, JR. Ithaca Agriculture LIDKKII5 College Crew IQ Nlasque 3, 45 Cornell Widow Board 2, 3, 4. FLOYD CHAUNCEY SAGER Waverly Veterinary CIJKE5 SZTZ5 Sphinx Headg Varsity Wrestling Team 2, Captain 3, 45 Varsity Football Squad 35 Society of Comparative lVledicine5 College Athletic Director 4. ARTHUR SALINGER, JR. New York City .Mechanical Engineering College Baseball 35 The Cornell Era Board. JOEL ELWIN SAMMET Brooklyn Artr anal Sciences College Track I. RUDOLPH WILLIAM SANDBURG Olean Artr and Sciencer QA. IVIILES BLINN SANFORD La Grange, Ill. Artr and Sciences CDKE5 Assistant Nlanager Golf 3, Lflanager 45 Advanced Choir 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 3, Leader 3, 45 Musical Clubs Council 3, 4. CLYDE BENNETT SANTEE Middletown Law JOSEPH TILLOU SATTELS Plainfield, N. j. Meclianical Engineering GEL Sibley journal of Engineering Board, Assistant Business hlanager 25 Nlasque 2. XVALTER LEROY SAUNDERS Warhington, D. C. Cioil Engineering EAE5 SemaphOre5 Senators Club5 Oigficers' Club, Lieutenant Cadet Corps 2, Captain 3, Colonel 4. 110 CLASS OF 1917 HAROLD NIARION SAVAGE Minneapoli:, Minn. Art: and Science: XIIT. ' JULIUS PSCHAETZEL Pafadena, Calif. Agriculture AKE, Junior Promenade Committee, Sophomore Rush Committee, Savage Club, Phillips Exeter Club, Cornell Daily Sun Board 2. LYLE THOMAS SCHARTEL Reading, Pa. Mechanical Engineering WILLIAM BOULTON SCHECKEL Brooklyn Civil Engineering ARCHIE DONALD SCHEER Newark Art: and Science: AXA, College Baseball I, Deutscher Verein, Somerset-Y, University Scholarship. BERNARDINE VERONICA SCHELDER Man:jield, O. Art: and Science: Hockey Team I. MORRIS SCHERAGO Brooklyn Agriculture OAT, College Glee Club, Society of Comparative Medicine. PINCUS SCHERESCHEVSKY Central Bridge Agriculture YALE ROOTS SCHIVELY Ithaca Mechanical Engineering 22192, Freshman Tax Committee. MARTIN FREDERICK SCHLECHT Syracu:e Art: and Science: Scorpion, State Scholarships. KARL WASHINGTON SCHLITZ Brooklyn Art: and Science: Philos, Deutscher Verein. OTTO AUGUST SCHLOBOHM Yonker: Law KAP, German Club. HERMANN FRIEDRICH SCHMID Stuttgart, Gerrnany Art: and Science: President Cosmopolitan Club, President German Club. CLARENCE WOODBRIDGE SCHMIDT De: Moine:, Ia. Mechanical Engineering EQIJE, Sophomore-Freshman Rush Committee, Spring Day Committee 3, Masque 2, 3, President 4, Savage Club 2, 3, President 4. 3 HERBERT COLLINS SCHNEIDER Wa:hi1igton, D. C. Mechanical Engineering BQH, Executive Committee 2, C.U.C.A. Cabinet 4, Senators Club. EMILY CHRISTINE SCHULTZE Brooklyn Law Afll, Raven and Serpent, Basketball Team IQ Captain 3, Class Executive Committee I, Cornell W'o1nen': Review, Business Nlanager 3, Editor- in-chief 4, Secretary Cornell Dramatic Club 2, Vice-President 3, Womenls Dramatic Club, Sports and Pastimes, Secretary 2, Class President 2, The Cornell Annual: Board 4. JACOB GOULD SCHURMAN, JR. Ithaca Art: and Science: AAHE, Quill and Dagger, JUBK, Convocation Hour Committee 3, Chair- man 4, Book and Bowl, Savage Club, Nlanuscript Club, Owls Club, University Debate Team 3, 4, Debate Council. 111 EDGAR LOUIS SCHWARTZ CLASS OF 1917 . We!! N eiu 'Brighton Ag1'icultiu'e HACIU Freshman Lacrosse Team, Varsity Lacrosse Squad 2, 3, Sophomore Pipe Committee, S taten Island Club. FRANCIS PAUL SCILEPPI Elmliiiifzf A ' Kp Civil Eiigiiieeriiig College Soccer Team 2, College Gridiron Team 3, Cosmopolitan Club, Cornell Italian Club. HAROLDE NAPTON SEARLES Earl Orange, N. f. Mechemical Engineering SIJKE. LLOYD BADOER SEAVER Beoolelyii Algrieultiire d?KEg Freshman Tax Committee, Sophomore Banquet Committee, War Relief Fund Committee 3, The Cornell Afiiiiualf Board 3, 4. HERBERT FREDERICK SEE WILLIAM ELMER SEELY Scorpion, CIDBK, CIJAK, PAUL HERMAN SEGNITZ HAT, American Chemical Society. EDWIN VVILLIAM SEIBERT ANNE MAY SELIGMAN VVILLXAM JOHN SELIGMANN Banclhu. MARJORIE LOUISA SEWELL Sage House Committe CORA lVlAY SHAFFER DOROTHY lXfIARIE SHAW AOH. LEANDER TVON SHELLEY N ew York City Foreftry 'PoiiglLleeepJie Arif and Scievicef Tome and Tablet, Corson Browning Prize 3. Milwaiikee, Wif. Cliemirtry Bill?-dlO Mechanical Eiigiiieeiiiig Keyport, N. Medicine Buffalo Art: and Scieiicef Plfalioii Agificiiltizre e 45 Kepurai 4. Plymoiitli, Pa. ATZJ and Sciencef Lake George Arif and Scieiicer Mielclleiozuii Law Huntington Club, AGT, Law Smoker Committee 45 Cornell Law Qiiezrterly Board 3, 45 2nd Lieutenant -Cadet Corps 2, ISL Lieutenant 3, Captain 3, Nlajor 45 Boardman Scholarship. EDWARD NELSON SHELF Aiizfteeelezin Agricinlzfiire VVILLIAM HOWARD SHEMPP Bezi'1m1'el .f4g1'iciiltii1'e Ktas. CHARLES DORMAN SHEPARD Le Roy Mecliaviical Evigineeriiig AKPg College Cross Country, A,S.NI.E.g State Scholarship. JOSEPH TALBOT SI-IERIDAN Rielimoizcl Hill Arty and Srieiicef-Mediciiie ARTHUR LOUIS SHERSHEVSKY Hm'rf01'd, Comi. Law TECIP. FLORENCE TQATHRYN SHERWOOD Freeville Ageiciiltiiee Frigga Flygae. 112 CLASS OF 1917 CLAUD EDWARD SHILL Aooca Agriculture University Band 3, 4. SHAO-CHANG SHING Cliengtu, Cliina Civil Engineering JEANNETTE SHORT Penn Yan Arty and Science: AOH, Raven and Serpent, Basketball Team I, 2, Captain 3, Tennis I, 3, Crew 2, 3, Hockey and Baseball Teams 3, Business Nlanager Pageant, Business Nlanager Women's Dramatic Club 4, Festival Chorus 3, Advanced Choir 4, Vice-President Cercle Frangais. SIMON DAVID SHOULKIN Riga, Ruffia Agriculture CLARE GRRIS SHULL Baltirnore, Md. Mechanical Engineering ABRAHAM SHULTZ Brooklyn Agriculture WILLIAM DURRELL SIEBERN Cincinnati, O. Arty and Sciencey EX, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 4, Nlajura, Nlandolin Club I, 2, 3, 4- SAUL AUGUSTE SILVERMAN Sudbury, Canada Arty and Sciencef HAT. RUTH VIRGINIA JANE SIMPSON New York City Arty and Sciencef Y.W.C.A. Committees 2, 3, 4, Priscilla Club, Sage Dramatic Club, ATA, University Scholarship. ' FRAZER VAUTIN SINCLAIR Brooklyn Agriculture FHF. LELAND VVILLIAM SINGER Genoa Artis and Science: STANLEY HOWE SIssoN Potfdarn A Foreftry KE, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Savage Club, Musical Clubs I7 27 37 4' LOUIS RAYMOND SKINNER Lakewood Foreftry Skull, Helios, College Crew 3, Forestry Club. JOHN BERNARD SLIMM Cleoeland, O. Cliernirtry Scabbard and Blade, RiHe Club, Oiqicers' Club, 2nd Lieutenant Cadet Corps 2, ISL Lieutenant and Captain 3, Major 4. BENJAMIN ADAMS SMITH Lakewood, O. .Mechanical Engineering Cosmopolitan Club. CARL DICKEY SMITH Eaft Lioerjoool, O. Agriculture ZAE, Hebs-Sa, College Crew IQ Varsity Basketball Squad 3, Freshman Advisory Committee, Student Conference Committee 4, Student Agencies 2, Treasurer 3, President and Nlanager 4. CLIFFORD DURAND SMITH South Bend, Ind. Mecliariical Engineering ACID, Col'ege Crew 2, Chairman Sophomore Banquet Committee. 113 CLASS OF 1917 ' EDWIN SMITH Brooklyn College Basketball. ' EDITHA CORA SMITH Ithaca KA G. ELWYN LAWRENCE SMITH Syracufe AAIIJ, Varsity Baseball Squad 2, 3. 1 FABIAN'BllCKEON SMITH Spokane, Wafh. Seal and Serpent, Rocky Nlountain Club. FRANK NVARD SMITH A Erederickflrurg, Va. KA, Nlajura, Sunday Night Club. HOWARD COOK SMITH Bujfalo Eleusis, Eiandolin Club I, 2, 3, 4. FRANK CHAMBERLAIN SNOW Carnden PHILIP EPI-IRAIM SOMAN EAM. JAMES HENDERSON SPAFFORD f1vPA, Pyramid, College Track, ROBERT JAMES SPEAR THOMAS REESE SPENCE vp-4 ati. CHARLES HERMAN SPRECKELS, JR. Philos, College Soccer Team 4, A.S.M.E. EDWARD ALBERT SPRCNG, JR. THOMAS FORD STACY Telluride Association. DAVID ANDERSON STAFFORD In QA, fI1AK, Adirondack Club, GUSTAVE DAVID STAHL New York City Baltirnore, Md. Nlaryland Club. I Agriculture Agriculture Mechanical Engineering Agriculture Arty and Sciencef Mechanical Engineering Agriculture Civil Engineering Civil Engineering Cleveland, O. Artf and Sciencef College Station, Tex. Civil Engineering Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering 2, Captain 3, College Gridiron, Captain New York City Mechanical Engineering Springjield, Ill. Artf and Sciencef Plattrburgh Artf and Sciencef State Scholarshipse Berlin, N. ATS2, Aleph Samach, Sphinx Head, HKN, Varsit Electrical Engineering y CreW I, 2, A.l.E.E. ERNEST BEALL STALL Oxford, Mitt. Agriculture JOSEPH FREDERICK STAMPFER, JR. Dubuque, Ia. Art: and Sciencer ZAE. CARL E STANLEY Bujalo Mechanical Engineering Nayati, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, lVIaSque 2. A RUTH STARR Horner Agriculture Baseball Team 3, Y.W'.C.A. Cabinet 4, Festival Chorus 2, 3, Advanced Choir 3, 4, College Class Vice-President 4. ' 114 CLASS GF 1917 NIILTON HOYT STEELE Binghamton Mechanical Engineering EAE, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Rifle Club, Binghamton Club, ,Lieutenant Cadet Corps. ' LLOYD WESLEY STEELMAN Cincinnati, O. Agricnlfwg Y.hfl.C.A., College Glee Club, Lazy Club. NIYER STEIN Brooklyn Civil Engineering FREDERICK AUGUSTUS STENBUCK Brooklyn Agrigulgmbg College Gridiron Team. ARTHUR LEO STERN Paierron, N. j. Cheniiftry HAQ, Scroll and Spade, College Soccer I, 2, 3, Cross Country and Track Teams 3. HOWARD EUGENE STERN Philadelphia, Pa. Agriculture Beta Samach, Cornell Countryman Board Ig Undergraduate Scholarship. NTARY DYE STEVENS Oioego Agriculture Stunt Committee I, Frigga Fylgae, Somerset-Y, College Girls, Glee Club I, 2. RALPH BERRY STEWART Pelzer, S. C. ' .Mechanical Engineering A.l.E.E. ROGER EATON STEWART Plainjielal, N. f. Algriculziure KZ, Mandolin Club. HIAZEL IRENE STOKOE Scolifville Agriculture College Girls, Glee Club I, 2, 3, Somerset-Y, Frigga Fylgae. ' EDWARD STANLEY STONE Waverly, Pa. Veterinary ANTI, Society Of Comparative Medicirie. DONALD EARL STONEBRAKER Meniphif, Tenn. Arty and Sciencef BGH, Freshman Rush Committee, Chairman Spring Day Committee 2, Junior Smoker Committee, Dixie Club, Majura, Savage Club, Mandolin Club I, 2, 3, 4. V ROBERT LOUIS STREBEL Bujfalo Alrzr and Science: QIDEK, Varsity Baseball Squad 2, 3, Scalp and Blade, CIUAQID. DOROTHY CONGER STREET Brooklyn' Arts and Sciencef PAUL FREDERICK STRICKER Hamilton, O. Chernifiry SAX, TBH, AXE, Alembic. FREDERIC WILLIAM STRONG Cornioalloille Arif and Sciencef KIDAK. HARRY MERRILL STRONG Willfegioille .Mechanical Engineering HKN. HAROLD CHARLES STROT2 Winnetka, Ill. Arif and Sciencef Xilf, Junior Promenade Committee, Book and Bowl, The Cornell Widow Board 3, 4. 11 CLASS. OF 1917 WILLIAM FERDINAND STUCKLE Montclair, N. Arty and Science: XPT5 Freshman Advisory Committee 35 Book and Bowl. HAROLD EUGENE STURCKEN Albany Artr and Sciencer-Mealicine ET5 College Cross Country Team5 Class. Pushball Team. ALEXANDER POLLOCK STURROCK Ithaca Veterinary RICHARD THOMAS SUMMERS Ithaca Chernirtry AXE5 Alembic5 Glee Club 3, 4. TYU-FONG SUN Tientrin5 China Civil Engineering PXP5 Chinese Students' Clubg Cosmopolitan Club. EDNA MARGUERITE SUTTON Ithaca Agriculture Frigga Fylgaeg ATA5 Somerset-Y, President 3. LOUIS SWERDLOVE New York City Civil Engineering TECID5 College Soccer 2, Varsity Soccer Team' 3, 45 College Basketball 45 SirrOm5 State SchOlarship5 University Scholarship. BRANDRETH SYMONDS, JR. New York City Artr and Sciencef ECID5 Nlasque 3. FRANK GIFFORD TALLMAN, IR. Wilinington, Del. Mechanical Engineering ACID. SAMUEL BERNARD TAPOLOW Brooklyn Agriculture CPA5 Football Squad 4. RALPH CORBIN TAYLOR Baltimore, Md. Mechanical Engineering Nayati5 TBH5 Varsity Lacrosse Team 3, 45 Maryland Clubg A.S.NI.E. ROBERT POTTER AIKEN TAYLOR Philadelphia, Pa. Mechanical Engineering ZXII5 lVIajura5 Freshman Baseball Team5 Sophomore Stunt Committeeg Sunday Night Club. CLAUDE FREDERICK TEARS Star Lake Cherniftry GX5 Freshman Track Team. STEPHEN ANDERSON THEARD New Orleanf, La. Civil Engineering KE5 Pyramidg Southerners. GERTRUDE THILLY Ithaca Artr and Sciencef KKF. HAROLD CLYDE THOMAS Ernporiuni, Pa. Agriculture CHARLES ANTHONY THOMPSON Greenwich Agriculture KAP5 College Baseball Team5 College Executive Committee 45 Student Loan Committee I5 College Musical Clubs I, 2, Vice-President 3, Manager 43 College Class Secretary I5 C.U.C.A. Cabinet 4. DONALD CHURCH 'TTI-IOMPSON Ainherft, Marr. .Eorertry EAE5 Sophomore Smoker COmmittee5 Forestry Club. GEORGE RUSSELL THOMPSON Long Iflanel City Civil Engineering ATS25 Pyramid. ' 116 CLASS OF 1917 V WILLIAM DELMORE THOMPSON Erenaii, N. Mechanical Engineering Skull, Glee Club. JOHN HERNDON THOMSON Union, S. C. A 4 Architecture AXA, Gargoyle, L'Ogive, President College Class 4, President College Association, The Cornell Architect Board. HELEN TIEBOUT Brooklyn Alrtr and Science: KA 9. CLARENCE TILLEY Smyrna Veterinary ZW, Aleph Samach, Quill and Dagger, Freshman Football Team, Varsity Football Team 2, 3, 4. . EDWIN HAIGHT TILLOTSON Detroit, Mich. Civil Engineering GTA, Pyramid, Freshman Track Team, Freshman Advisory Committee. QUAN TING Anleing City, China Mechanical Engineering ARTHUR PEARSON TIMMERMAN St. Lonir, Mo. Mechanical Engineering CIJPA, A.I.Fl.E., 2nd Lieutenant Cadet Corps. WALTER EDMUND TITCHENER Cortland , Mechanical Engineering BERNARD TOBIN Rocherter Artr and Sciencer SAX, Sesomah, State Scholarship. HELENE lVlARIE TOMPKINS Nezojield Agricnltfare Frigga Fylgae, ATA, Somerset-Y. THOMAS FREDERICK ILLINGWORTH TOMLINES Watertown Mech. Engineering HOWARD ALFRED TOPP Pittrhnrgh, Pa. Architecture Gargoyle, College Banquet Committee 3, L'Ogive. A ' ALFRED SEARS TOWNSEND Trnrnanrbnrg Algriettltnre THEODORE HORTON TOWNSEND Elniira Agricnltitre KAP, Freshman Cross Country and Track Teams, Lazy Club 3, President 4, Festival Chorus 2. KWONG CHI TSLXNG Canton, China Mechanical Engineering Cosmopolitan Club, Chinese Students' Club. TALMAGE THOMAS TUCKER Hallrville, Mo. Veterinary SITE, Society of Comparative Nledicine, College Soccer 2, B.S.A., Uni- versity Of Nlissouri, IQI2, ALT., IQI4. JOHN CLARENCE TUNNICLIFF, JR. Moline, Ill. Civil Engineering TBH, Rod and Bob, The Cornell Civil Engineer Board, Chief Engineer CF, Summer Camp 2. DAVID LOUIS ULLMAN Bnjalo Arty and Sciencer-Law Beta Samach, IIDBK, State Scholarship, 794 Debate Stage. 117 CLASS or 1917 JOHN VVINTERS UPP, JR. Schenectady Mechanical Engineering QJEK, Cosmopolitan Club, KBCID, A.I.E.E. DONALD-BAIN VAIL Ridgewood, N. f. Artr and Science: AT, Aleph Samach, Sphinx Head, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, Council 4, Alumni Pledge Committee 3, Freshman Tax Committee, Book and Bowl, Cosmopolitan Club, Huntington Club, Treasurer Student Council, Class Life Secretary, The Cornell Daily Sun Board I, 2, 3, Editor-in-chief 4. ALASTAIR TAN GRANT VALENTINE Chicago, Ill. Artt and Sciencef KA, Sphinx Head, Freshman Baseball Team, Varsity Baseball Team 3, Freshman Spring Day Committee, Hill School Club, Sunday Night Club. JAMES TSING VAN CAMPEN, JR. Olean Civil Engineering BGH, TBH, Semaphore, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 4, College Honor System Committee 2, 3, President Cornell Association of Civil Engineers 4, Assistant Chief Engineer C. E. Summer Camp 2. VIRGINIA VAN BRUNT Broolelyn Artr and Sciences AZ, Executive Committee, Dramatic Chairman of Pageant, W'Omen's Dramatic Club, Secretary and Treasurer 2, Stage Manager 3, President 4, Cornell Dramatic Club, Cornell Womenlf Review Board 3. WILLIAM STEPHEN VANDERBILT, JR. Greenville Agriculture ZLIDE, Hebs-Sa, College Banquet Committee 2, College Executive Com- mittee 4, Assistant lVIanager Hockey 3, Assistant hflanager Tennis 3, Manager 4. FREDERICK CLAIR VAN DUSEN Southold Architecture Long Island Club, L'0give, College Baseball 2, 3, Captain 4, College Cross Country 2, 3, 4, 5, College Basketball 4, College Athletic Director, University Orchestra 4, 5, lVIandOlin Club 5. V MAUDE VAN NATTA Ithaca Agriculture Frigga Fylgae, ATA. ALICE CORNELIA VAN SCOY Candor Agriculture College Tax Committee 2, Frigga Fylgae, Womenls Dramatic Club, Roberts Scholarship. ARNALDO VELEZ Iquigue, Chili Artf and Science: lVlasque. l JOHN HAROLD VICKERS Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering ECP, College Crew 2, Junior Varsity Crew Substitute 3. f JEAN CARL VOLLRATH Sheboygan, Wir. Mechanical Engineering Fleusis, Festival Choir 3, 4, Advanced Choir 3, 4, 5, Masque I. 11S CLASS OF 1917 ISAAC NEWTON VOORHEES Arnrterdarn Agfigulmy-5 AZ5 Scabbard and Blade5 College Class President 25 Chairman College A Tax Comrnittee5 Chairman Kermis Committee 45 Officers' Clubg ' Cornell Rifle Club5 Lieutenant Cadet Corps 3, Captain 4. JOHN POTTER VVAGMAN Saratoga Springf Arif and Sciencer LOUIS JULIUS NVALDBAUER Sr. Lonif, Mo. Cliernifzry AXE5 Cosmopolitan Club. WILLIAM ROBERT WALDRON New Germantown, N. f. Arif and Sciencef Alembic. LEWIS EDGAR WALKER WacIer'l3I Agricnltnre College Baseball and Basketball Teams5 Cornell Nlasonic Club. FRED ROSMAN 'WALKLEY Le Roy Agricnltnre KAP5 Helios: CIJAK5 College Cross Country 35 College Tax Committee5 Manager Frerlznian Handbook 3. BESSIE MAY WALLACE .Middletown Art: and Sciencef CARL FRANCIS WALTER Scranton, Pa. Agricnlznre KAP5 Heliosg Varsity Tennis Squad 25 College Track 25 Nlanager College Glee Club 2, Leader 3, President 45 Festival Chorus 3. DEVVITT CLINTON WARD Barnard Agriculture Ktas. ALFRED NVHITAKER WARD Cleveland, O. Cherniriry ATQ5 Alembicg Freshman Baseball Team5 Varsity Basketball Squad 2, 3, 4- V PEARL LORENA WARN Little York Agricnlznre Stunt Committee I, 25 Somerset-Y5 Frigga Fylgae5 Y.VV.C.A. CHARLES ALBERT WARNER Cliarlotceville Arif and Sciencef Huntington Club5 College Track 35 Sophomore Election Committee5 State and Regents Scholarships. ELBRIDGE STEPHEN WARNER Unionville, O. Agricnlznre ECIPE. CORNELIUS CLARK NVASHBURN New York City Civil Engineering EDWIN HOFFMAN WATKINS Baltimore, Md. Mecliariical Engineering Nayati5 Marylaiid Club, President 4 4 ROLAND TVTCTQINLEY VVATT Chicago, Ill. .Mechanical Engineering KIDKE. EUGENE CARY WAUD Bnjalo Electrical Engineering WALTER DENSLQW VVAY Andover, Conn. Veterinary AXP5 Society of Comparative lVIedicine5 College Baseball and Soccer Teams I, 25 College Gridiron 35 College Athletic Director 2. 110 CLASS OF 1917 FERA ELLEN WEBBER Rioerride, Calif. Agriculture Aflb. WILLIAM JACOB NVEDLAKE Mount Vernon Agriculture QA. - ' LESTER ISAAC WEIL Bujalo Agriculture CIDEH. , MATTHEW WILLIAM WEIMAR Bujfalo Law College Cross Country and Soccer Teams, Industrial Service Com- mittee C.U.C.A. 3, Chairman 45 C.U.C.A. Cabinet, College Tax Committee, Cosmopolitan Clubg Debate Congress. FREDERICK CHARLES WEINERT Dunkirk Arty and Sciencer Bryant Club, State Scholarshipg University Scholarshipf LOUIS GOLDMAN WEISMAN Brooklyn Veterinary MAX WEISS New York City Agriculture VIMONT CARPENTER WELCH Lakewook, N. Mechanical Engineering ZAE. ROBERT FORBES WELLS Hallfteael, Pa. Artr and Sciencer ALFRED JOSEPH WENTZ Wilkef-Barre, Pa. Law College Cross Country and Crew, Congress, Somerset-Y. LEON ERNEST WESTHALL Lakewood, N. f. Mechanical Engineering- Artf anal Sciencef JAMES RUSSELL WESTHEIMER Arnericuf, Ga. Art: and Sciencer ACIJA, C.U.C.A. JOHN VVALTER WETZ Trunianfburg Agriculture College Baseball Team, Varsity Baseball Squad. RALPH ADNA VVHEELER Orchard Park Eorertry Freshman Track Teamg Scroll and Spade. WILLIAM JOHNSTON WHEELER Elrnhurrt Mechanical Engineering Bandhug Managing Editor Sibley fournal of Engineering 3. LOUIS WARD WHEELOCK Wyricote, Pa. Agriculture EAI-Eg Freshman Football Squad. DEGRAY WHITE ' Butler, N. Mechanical Engineering ZXQ Quill and Dagger, Chairman Alumni Pledge Committee 45 Junior Promenade Committeeg Assistant Nlanager Musical Clubs 3, Manager 4g Majura, Savage Club, Sunday Night Club. DOROTHY ALLISON WHITE Philadelphia, Pa. Art: and Science: FLOYD HENRY WHITE Rhineheck F Vfiffifldfy EKIJE5 Society Of Comparative Nledicineg Orchestra I, 2, 3. 120 H CLASS or 1917 GUY ALFRED WHITE Bujialo Mechanical Engineering AKE. ROBERT MORSE WHITE Ithaca Electrical Engineering EDWARD TIFFANY WHITING Surnrnit, N. f. Cheniiftry Hillhurst. JOHN RANDALL WHITNEY Sewickley, Pa. Artr and Sciencef XXII5 Quill and Dagger5 Aleph Samach5 Captain Freshman Baseball Team5 Varsity Baseball Team 2, 35 Varsity Football Squad5 Fresh- man Advisory Committee 35 Nlanager Cheerleaders 45 lVIajura5 Savage Club5 Sunday Night Club. I MEYER WIGDOR New York City Art: and Sciencer Freshman Baseball Squad5 Varsity Basketball Squad 35 College Soccer 25 Sirrom5 State Scholarships. JOHN WIGSTEN Elrnira Agriculture Hebs-Sag College Basketball 25 Varsity Wrestling Team 35 Manager, College Basketball 25 35 College Athletic Director 4. JOHN FIAYHURST VVILDER Hazelton, Pa. Art: and Sciencer KfIv5 Aero Club I, 25 Secretary and Treasurer Cornell Life Saving Society5 College AssOciation5 University Scholarship. MARSHALL FISK WNILKINSON Clinton Veterinary AXII5 Society of Comparative hfledicine. CHARLES NVILLE New York City Agriculture AX. BERTRAM FRANCIS WILLCOX Ithaca Arty and Sciencef NPT5 Sphinx Head5 Spring Day Committee 35 Class Day Committee 45 Freshman Advisory Committee5 Nlanrger Wlrestlingg Manuscript Clubg Ovvlsg Cornell Era Board. PAUL ALFRED VVILLIAMS Plyrnouth, Pa. .Mechanical Engineering AECID5 Varsity Soccer 35 45 College Baseball 2, 3, 4. GERALDINE MARGARET WILLIS Ithaca Arif and Sciencef AAA. ROBERT BELLOWS WILLSON New York City Agriculture Sirrom. ELLWOOD WILSON, JR. Grand Me1'e, Canada Cioil Engineering KIPAG5 Freshman Tax Committee5 Nlasque I. SAMUEL NVILSON Brooklyn Cheinirtry Chess Team5 Freshman Debate Team5 President Chess Club. 121 CLASS OF 1917 STEWART COLLINS XVILSON Inclianapolir, Ind. Mechariical Engineering EX5 Quill and Dagger5 Chairman Freshman Spring Day Committee5 Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 45 Senior Banquet Committee5 Crew Manager 45 Majurag Sunday Night Club5 Phillips Club. PAUL ALBERT VVINCHELL Monnz Vernon Agriculture College Baseball 3, 45 College Spring Day Committee 25 College EX- ecutive Committee 3. LINUS VERE YVINDNAGLE Portland, Ore. Agriculture ATA5 Aleph Samach5 Quill and Dagger5 Hebs-Sag Varsity Track Team 2, 3, 45 Varsity Cross Country Team 2, 3, Captain 45 College. Track and Cross Country Ig Sophomore Banquet Committee5 Freshman Advisory Committee5 Rocky Nlountain Club5 Student Council 3, 4. GUY BRoWN WISER Sonzh'Bencl, Incl. Architecture AT5 Sphinx Heacl5 TBH5 College Crew 25 Student Conference Committee 35 Spring Day Committee 35 Senior Banquet Committee5 The Cornell Widow Board 2, 3, Art Editor 45 The Cornell Annnalf Board 3, Art Editor 45 Savage Club5 L,Ogive5 Gargoyle. MARGARET CANTINE VVOLCOTT BeU'arz Arty and Sciencef ROSAMOND WOLCOTT Utica Architecture AZ5 Der Hexenkreis5 Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball Team 3, 45 President Sports and Pastimes5 Business Nlanager The Cornell Enl- leting Student Government Council 45 Vice-President YVomen's Athletic Council 3. RAYMOND JOSEPH 'WOLF Danfoille Arty and Science: Deutscher Verein. CLAYTON CHESTER WOLEORD Ithaca Law KAP5 Varsity Baseball Squad5 Law Smoker Committee5 Frazer Scholar- ship. EMIL VYALENTINE WOLODARSKY Brooklyn Arif and Sciencer State and University Scholarship. HAROLD HUNG EN VVONG Tientfin, China Civil Engineering Cosmopolitan Club5 Chinese Students' Club. HENRY EAMES 'WOOD Northarnpton, Maxx. Mechanical Engineering CHESTER CHARLES 'WOODBURN Boone, Ia. Architecture GAX5 Gargoyle5 Freshman Track Team5 Varsity Track Team. PAUL BIRDSEYE VVOCDEORD Syracnre - Agriculture ET. 122 CLASS OF 1917 DEGRAAF WOODIIAN New York City Agrieuliwg ATA5 Swimming Team 3, Captain 45 Freshman Spring Day Committee. NVINIFRED VVOODMAN Brooklyn Arte and Sciencer JOHN FINNEY WOODRUEE Ardrnore, Pct. Law A95 Law Smoker Committee I. GEORGE APJSTIN WORN Reno, Nez . Mechanical Engineering Telluride Associationg Aleph Samach5 Quill and Daggerg Freshman Football Team5 Freshman CreW5 Varsity Crew 2, 35 Junior Election Committee 25 Junior Smoker Comrnitteeg Student Council 45 Rocky Nlountain Clubg Treasurer College Association. ABNER TVTILES WRIGHT Ez'czn.ft0n, Ill. ' Mechariical Engineering 9AXg Sophomore Stunt Committeeg Chicago Club. FREDERICK VVILLIAM XVRIGHT Forert Glen, Md. .Mechanical Engineering LAURENCE GREENWOOD VVYGANT Hornell Agriculture ATS25 Freshman Advisory Committee 3. PHILLIPS WYMAN New York City Artr and Sciencef ZXII5 Quill and Daggerg Sophomore Cotillion Comrnittee5 Book and Fowl, Sunday Night Clubg The Cornell Widow Board 2, 3, Business Nlanager 4. YING CHING YANG Peking, China n Artf and Sciencex PXIf5 Chinese Students, Clubg Cosmopolitan Club, Congressg '86 Nlemorial Stage 2. SHIH YEE YAU Szvcztow, China Art: and Sciencef Chinese Students' Club. AUSTIN WELLIJOUSE YOUNG New York City Agriculture ZBT5 Spring Day Committee 35 The Cornell Era Board 2, 3, 4. HAROLD NEWELL YOUNG , Cryftaldnle Agriculture Adirondack Club. ROY JOHN ZANDER Chicago, Ill. Civil Engineering BQII5 Quill and Daggerg Aleph Samach5 Sernaphoreg Varsity Football Team 3, 45 Freshman Track Team5 Senior Banquet Comm1ttee5 Chairman Sophomore Stunt Committee. PHILIP ZVIRIN Lczrchniont fllcznor Agriculture 123 O- f , .Dee . u , 'Leno-., Jaiozrzejrz Atki- ID To i 5 z Y ,F1::1.'iQ: 1.1m , b - f f Qafiifffff , . .. V,...f,1QW-A-,f4,v.51..:A,,v,-.,. 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A- 5442.10 Q Eel, cjfey' IQ P 1711 w X X ,.........l 5 arf' Mu, g'CfI,fff Eig f2f 1 NL. ' :'E'6 ' F-' I 2 . wzvfgr.-,--1-'..a-za.-.i. : .Lp - A 4yx: 1 Y -, ' .QSYQJ 1 , V Q3w,.4..' t1'.- Q K rl e '-:.iI,Lg'- ...11'zazf?:1 , I .,V,1, , 'N .. -2 ! - f35QQ?lT., '-W' 1 ' I Sleclfii - f'f Aw w 'Mq'AhM' fT'1 i E 1 1 S 1 a I 1 I , f ' I : Q E z l E Y I i I , , I Z . 5 . 3 W, ,M-,.,M,,A,WMM., . A.-ndf I K. A J, I J fKIyer'g.1:-leriv-Q .CUQE9 . Drink.. N-'fiET5f'f+ I N H ' W li H A W V ,N ' gl U . if a 1 up TH: ' wi' M Yf Q 15,1 f,',l ,S 5 x iP:Lcj,Q- , ,X XJ ZW 415 4 -f- ,i lg' ff W WWW' ,Ilya iff W4 X lf f f ,X f I Jmmw ! l iQQQ'PYl1NI---' CLASS OF 1918 SARA DUKEHART ABBOTT Baltimore, Mal. Dixie Clubg Y.W.C.A. Cabinet, WOmen's Dra BENJAMIN ABORN, 2nd Amaganfett WILLIAM ALLEN ADRIANCE, JR. New York City Xflbg L'Ogive3 Masque I. Savage Club. WILLIAM MATTHIAS AIERSTOK Newark, N. matic Club 3. ARTHUR COLDREN AIKIN Sanborn FREDERICK HENRY ALFKE New York City Rifle Clubg Forestry Club. REGINALD HOLCOMB ALLEN Ithaca College Basketball Ig Varsity Basketball 2, 3. ELIZABETH ALVVARD Bujalo AP, Class Election Committee I, Pageant Committee 2, Cornell Countryman Board 3. FREDA AMES Norwich AP, Junior Stunt Committee, Election Committee I. STANLEY JEWETT AISIGELL Mt. Upton Eleusisg College Glee Club 2. ALBERT STUART ANcUs Brooklyn GX. ANNE PARKER ARNOLD AAA, Yankee Club. LAWRENCE Moss ARNOLD Montello, 'Mar.f. Seattle, W arh. Agriculture Agriculture Architecture C hemirtry Agriculture Forertry Agriculture Agriculture Chairman 35 Agriculture Agriculture Artf and Science: Art: and Science! Art: and Science: NPT, Freshman Banquet Committee, junior Promenade Committee, Cvlee Club I, 2, 35 Lawrenceville Club, Rocky Mountain Club, Cheer- leader 3. PERRY D. ASTRY Salem, 0. Civil Engineering AZCID. FRANCIS AUBERT Mexico City, Mex. Mechanical Engineering JACOB AUGENBLICK Newark, N. Artr and Sciencer ZBTg College Crew 25 Freshman Crew Squad. EDITH MAY AUSMAN Herkimer Art: and Sciences HENRY KIRKE WHITE AUSTIN Ithaca Arty and Science: Scholarship. g VOLNEY AMOS SANFORD AVERY F errixburg, V t. Agriculture 132 CLASS OF 1918 DELOTUS HENRY BABCOCK Springville Agriculturg NORMAN CLARK BABCOOK Hornell A1-fy and Sfigmgy -Seal and Serpent. RUDOLPH JOSEPH BABCR New York City Agricnlgfnrg ROLAND HENRY BACON Rochefter I Mechanical Engineering Aleph Samachg Varsity Crew 23 Sesomah Club. AUGUST BADANES New York City Chernirtry CLIFFORD SHERWOOD BAILEY Ithaca Arty and Smjgmgy AAfID5 Freshman Advisory Committeeg Convocation Hour Committeeg Cornell Annualf Board. FREDERICK EUGENE BAILEY Harnrnondfport Law AXg College Tax Committee 3. A MAURICE BURTON BALDWIN Springjielcl, Mo. Architecture IRVIN BALENZWEIG New York City Medicine IJEII5 IQAE. DORCAS JANETTE BALL Ithaca Arty and Science: WILLIAM HUDSON BALL Muncie, Incl. Cherniftry ATA. MARY WARNER BANCROFT I Ithaca Artf and Science! KKF. JERRIE OSTRANDER BANKER Plattfburgh Agriculture DAVID HOUSER BANKS St. Matthewf, S.C. Mechanical Engineering MORRIS HARTMANN BARNES Brooklyn Civil Engineering College Basketball I. ROBERT GILBERT BARNES Douglafton Mechanical Engineering JAMES JACOB BARR SZA5 Election Committee I. JOSEPH WILLIAM BARRETT AfIJA. WADE LYMAN BASCOM SQA. HAROLD RHODES BASSETT THOMAS LEROY BAUGHER ECIDE5 lVlarylancl Club. Lancafter, Pa. Chefter, Pa. Earinciale, 0. Holyoke, Marr. Baltimore, Md. 133 Agriculture Artf and Sciencef Agriculture Civil Engineering Artf and Sciencef CLASS OF 1918 CHARLES BAUMEISTER New York City Agriculture Scorpion, Lazy Club. MERTON RUSSELL BEAN McGraw Agriculture WILLIAM HAMLIN BEATTIE Greenville, S. C. Mechanical Engineering XNIL JOSEPH ADAM BECKER Elniont Artr and Sciencer Cornell Catholic Club, Newtown Clubg Sibley fournal of Engineering Board 2, 3. R JULIA ERNESTINE BECKER Baltimore, Md. Agriculture Adv, Raven and Serpent, House Committee Ig Executive Committee 2, 35 Dixie Clubg Frigga Fylgaeg Class President 2. ALAN HENDRIE BEGGS Glen Ridge, N. Mechanical Engineering CIPKE. LEO BEHR Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering JEROME HAROLD BELLER Bujalo Cheiniftry FOSTER HENDRICKSON BENJAMIN Brooklyn Agriculture LEWIS BENEDICT, JR. Attica Agriculture AKEg Freshman Baseball Teamg Freshman Advisory Committee. EMMA BENNADER Lodi, O. Agriculture ROSS GARRISON BENNETT New York City Arty and Science: EX, Freshman 4Cap Burning Committee, Sophomore Banquet Com- mittee IQ Freshman Advisory Committee, Nlandolin Club 1, 2, 3. HAROLD PERKINS BENTLEY Cazenouia Mechanical Engineering TBHg University Band I, 2, 33 Orchestra I, 2, 3g State Scholarship, Regents Scholarship. LOUISE CLIFT BENTLEY Brooklyn Artr ancl Sciencer . KKF5 Basketball I, 2g Field Hockey I, 2, 3, Y.VV.C.A. Cabinet 3, Class . Representative On Athletic Council, Social Science Club, Class Treas- urer I. SIDNEY ALEXANDER BERGER New York City Agriculture CIDZA. IRWIN HAROLD BERNHARDT Brooklyn Agriculture Soccer Team, Forestry Club. FRIEDA BERNSTEIN Spring Valley Art: and Sciencer 134 , JUAN MANUEL BERTRAN CLASS OF 1918 Hnvnacao, P. Philosg Cosmopolitan Club. GERALD MARTIN BEST Bandhu. LEONARD BICHWIT Por! feroif Brooklyn lIAfIJg Cercle Frangaisg Deutscher Verein. HENRY BICK, JR. AX. CARL HATHEWAY BIGGS WIIT. CHARLES ELI BLACK ZNIf. HOWARD EMMONS BLAIR KAPg College Crew 2. MERRILL BLANCHARD Brooklyn Ithaca Yonkerf Phelpr Eoanfzfon, Ill. R. Civil Engineering Mechanical Engineering Art: and Seiencef Law Arif and Sciencer Agriculture Algrieiillizre Mechanical Engineering AAf1Dg Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Freshman Advisory Committeeg Junior Smoker Committeeg Beth L7Amedg Assistant Manager Fresh- man Football Cornmitteeg Student Affairs Committee. WILLIAM EDWARD BLEWETT, JR. Glen Ridge, N. j. Mechaviical Engineering CIJKE5 Freshman Advisory Committee. RODNEY MOORE BLISS Cleveland, O. Art: and Seiencer AAKIU Freshman Advisory Committeeg Nlasque. SAMUEL BLUM New York City Agriculture Menorah. DON AROL BOARDMAN Springville Vf'ffl'im1W Aifg Society of Comparative Nledicine. GEORGE FREDERIC BOCK Lancayfer Arif and Science:-.Medicine ERNST FRANZ BOGDAHN Troy -F07'ffW'3' CHARLES DWIGHT BOIES Woodlzazfen Arr: and Sciencef KNP. CHARLES VVALTON BOLGIANO Warkington, D. C. Agricnlzfzire KAPQ Cornell Connfryrna HOWARD FOSTER BOLLINGER, Philos. n Board 2, 3. Mjlj51'5g0uy11, Pa, Alrtr and Sciencer 135 CLASS OF 1918 EARL CLUFF BONNETT Telluride Association HAROLD CHARLES BONOFF Track Squad 2, 3. FLORENCE BOOCHEVER Raven and Serpent, President Social Scien Review Board. CHARLES HERMANN BOSE JOHN HALL BOWKER EDWARD DOAK BCYCE JOHN RICHARDS BOYLE, JR. Provo, Utah Broolelyn Alhany Bayonne, N. Cortland Brooklyn Ea:t Orange, N. Rifle Club, Olgncers' Club, Captain Cadet Corps 3. PAUL BRADFORD GE ' RGE HENRY BRANDES AXE. GEORGE WINFIELD BRAYMER, JR. AX, College Tax Committee Law Quarterly 3. FRANCES LOUISE BRECK AAA. Ithaca O:weg0 Granville 3, Assistant Business Bloornfielcl, N. Ce Club, Art: and Science: Art: and Science: Art: and Science: Cornell Women': Law Agriculture Law Agriculture Art: and Science: Cherni:try Law Nlanager Cornell Art: and Science: Denver. Col. Mechanical Engineering ECP, Aleph Samach, Sophomore Representative On Junior Promenade Committee, Rocky Nlountain Club, Assistant Manager Crew 3. OSWALD CAMMANN BREWSTER CLAYTON THOMAS BRIDGES Fairport Agriculture JAMES HENRY BRINK Newark Valley Veterinary SITE. MEIER OWEN BRODNER Brooklyn Veterinary AEH, Society of Comparative lkledicine. LAWRENCE GEORGE BROWER Marnaroneck Fore:try ZNII, Aleph Samach, Varsity CreW 2, Fresicman CreW, Freshman Advisory Committee, Junior Smoker Committee. ANTHONY JOSEPH BROWN Corning Art: and Science: CHARLES ELMER BROWN Onoville Veterinary ANP. 136 CLASS OF 1918 HAROLD GORDON BROWN Deerjield Agriculture KENNETH COTTON BROWN Hinfdale, Ill. Arte and Sciencef AAfIDg Military Hop Committeeg Officers' Club. DUDLEY MALCOLM BROWNE Ithaca - Agriculture LEON DISPEAU BRUNNER Binghalnton Veterinary WRIGHT ABEL BRUNSON Moonf Veterinary AXP. ROBERT CHARLES BRYANT Binghamton Mechanical Engineering THF. ALBERT STANLEY BURCHARD Oxford Agriculture ET. ARCHIBALD WRAY BURRELL Eujalo Arts and Sciencef SZAQ Festival Chorus 2. RAYMOND BATES BUSH Kennedy Agriculture MAUDE AMELIA BURDICK Interlaken Arty and Sciences ADENA AIQATHERINE BURT Lalee George Artf and Science: AF. ROBERT EDGAR BUSSEY Yonleerr Mechanical Engineering Cosmopolitan Clubg A.I.E.E.5 Vice-President Cercle Frangais. WILBUR KINGSLEY BUTTS Poughheepfie Agriculture JO HARNLY CABLE Lirna, O. Mechanical Engineering ATAQ Freshman Advisory Committee. WILLIAM VAN NESS CARVER Brooklyn Agriculture C-lee Club I, 2, 33 Advanced Choir I, 2, 3. ELIZABETH CATHERINE CADY Ithaca Aft! and Sciencef STANLEY HURLBUTT CADY Spencerport Mechanical Engineering THEODORE JACKSON CAPRON Wayland Ag7'l6UZl1L7'5 A O. OSCAR CLARK CARR Clarhfdale, Miff. Agriculture KA QSOuthernj. JANE GARRY CARROLL Cleveland, O. 14775 and Sri-f'11Cff ACID. 137 CLASS QF 1918 NTALCOLM BARRINGTON CARROLL Wert New Brighton Law The Ovvlsg Staten Island Clubg State Scholarshipg University Scholar- shipg Cornell Law Quarterly Board 3, ARTHUR ELDRED CARPENTER GAg Adirondack Clubg Officers' Clubg ISL Lieutenant Cadet Corps. RICHARD EDGAR CARY STUART CHADWICK North Bangor Artr and Sciencef Richfield Springf Agriculture Hartford, Conn. Mechanical Engineering . ZZNQ Freshman Election Committeeg War Relief Comcmitteeg Freshman Advisory Committee. THOMAS KNIGHT CHAMBERLAIN Brooklyn Forestry Forestry Club. MARGARET LYON CHAPMAN Port Richmond J Artf and Sciencef AZ. AMOS PRENTICE CHASE Norwich, Conn. Art: and Science: Zilfg College Crevvg Freshman Cap Burning Committeeg Freshman Advisory Committee 3. DOROTHY FLOOD CHOATE Frigga Fylgaeg ATA. JOHN CHRISTENSEN State Scholarship. KEA-HIN CHU Roinuluf Agriculture Brooklyn Artf and Sciencef Shari, China Mechariical Engineering Cosmopolitan Clubg Chinese Students' Club. WALTER JOHN CHYNOVVETH SZTEg Society of Comparative Nledicine. JOHN GRIFFITH CLARK JOHN HARRISON CLARK WILLIAM JEROME CLARK, JR. EAEg Freshman Baseball. NIAYNARD SACKETT CLEMENT Nayati. JOHN SHERMAN COE Williarriftown, Vt. Veterinary Fairport Agriculture Schoharie Agriculture Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering Albany . Agriculture Waterbury, Conn. .Mechanical Engineering LIDAGg Freshman Crevvg Freshman Cap Burning Committeeg Sophomore Pipe Committeeg Freshman Advisory Committee. PHILIP COHN JULIAN SEEMAN COHEN College Cross Country Team. N my Y07'k City Agriculture New York City Chemistry 13S CLASS OF 1918 WHITNEY COFFIN COLBY Montclair, N. f. Am- and Sgigmgf 955 Sibley journal of Engineering Board 2. GLEN WALKER COLE Corning A1-if and Swamp, KA, Freshman Baseball Team, Golf Team 2. HARRY ARTHUR COLLETT Baltirnore, Mal. Mechanical Engineering Nfyati, Maryland Club. HENRY ARTHUR COLLIN Plattxlaurglt Mechanical Engineering AQ, Adirondack Club, Rifle Club, University Scholarship, State Scholar- ship. ALFRED STUART COLLINS Bujalo Civil Engineering Coxsvvain Freshman Crew, The Cornell Era Board 3, The Cornell Civil Engineer Board 3. HARRY ARTHUR COLLINS Brooklyn Arty and Sciences WALLACE HARDISON COLLINS Tulfa, Okla. Mechanical Engineering A9. MYRON WESLEY COLONY Eronxville Clterniftry AXE. RONALD COLSTEN Eingltarnton Agriculture College Track Team 3. :KATHARINE COVILLE Wafhington, D C Art: and Sciencef KAVG, Chairman Alumnae Committee. WILLIANI DANIEL COMINGS Miclalletozon Agriculture Freshman Crew Squad. CHARLES WARD COMSTOCK Yorkville Agriculture GE, Swimming Squad 2, Life Saving Corps, Secretary 2. JOHN KENNARD CONANT Upper Montclair, N. f. lllecli. Engineering SEQ College Soccer I, 2, 2nd Lieutenant Cadet Corps 3. MELVIN ABBOTT CONANT Upper Montclair, N.f. Artf and Sciencef GE, Varsity Tennis Squad Z,lVl3.I1ClOliH Club I, 2, 3, University Orchestra I, 2, 3, Undergraduate Scholarship. NIARGARET GERLXLDINE CONLAN foltnftovon Arty and Sciencex AOH. ' PAUL TEHAN CONNOLLY Syraczue l eter'if11ar3' IIPKNII. 139 CLASS OF 1918 LESTER MARCUS COOPER Cortland Agriculture GRACE CORLEIS Brooklyn Artf and Sciencef NELSON WARREN CORNELL Chernung I Artr and Sciencef-Medicine Huntington Club, Varsity Wrestling Squad 2, 35 Novice Champion 135 lb. Wrestling 2. RALPH THOMAS KLINE CORNWELL Northuniherlanci, Pa. Cheiniftry Mandolin Club. HUGH LEWIS COSLINE Springville Agriculture CARL SPENCER COUCHMAN AT Q. CLARENCE DALLY COULTER GX. KENNETH SYDNEY CovEY CLARA EVELYN COWHILL Women's Dramatic Club 2, Secretary 35 State Scholarship. HOWARD CRANDALL FREDERICK WILSON CRANE Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering Oil City, Pa. A Mechanical Engineering Oneonta Agriculture Arty and Science: Scholarship, University Brooklyn AXA, Pyramid, Freshman Election Committee. WALTER BRAINARD CRANE ECP, Cornell Countryman Board, WALTER CYRIL CROCCO FRED CRUICKSHANKS ANP. WILLIAM ANTHONY CULKIN QDKE, Spring Day Committee EDWARD RAYMOND CUSHING Society of Comparative FRANCIS CUTOLO, IR. Cosmopolitan Club. BRYANT DEPEW DAIN ZNII. ARTHUR HERBERT DALZELL Zodiac, Spring Day Com Ithaca Agriculture Bujfalo Civil Engineering Dover Plainf Agriculture lVlandolin Club I, 2. Brooklyn Agriculture Ferndale, Cal. Veterinary Artx and Sciencef Duluth, Minn. 3, Assistant Manager Basketball 3. Shortwille Veterinary Medicine. ' faniaica Arty and Sciencef Peekfkill Foreftry Lynn, Marr. Mechanical Engineering mittee Ig Navy Day Hop Committee 25 Officers' Clubg Captain Cadet Corps. 140 CLASS OF 1918 ANTHON FORGEAU DARRIN Brooklyn Architecture Freshman Track Team5 College Basketball I, 23 College Baseball 25 State Scholarship. ASA DAVIS Owego Agriculture GEORGE LINTON DAWSON Geneva Agriculture DILETTO JOSEPH DEANDREA Bernarclfaille, N. Law Komosg College Basketball 25 Cosmopolitan Club5 Cornell Italian Club. LOUISE TRUE DEAN Ithaca Artf and Sciencef WILLIAM LINCOLN DEAN New York City Agriculture AFP5 Kermis Committee 25 College Spring Day Committee 25 Janusg Dramatic Club5 Masqueg Freshman Debateg College Class President 25 Varsity Debate 3. MYRIEL EDITH DELZELL Herrey, Mich. Agriculture ROBERT TREAT DEMING Elizabeth, N. j. Arty and Sciencef A95 Varsity Hockey Squad 25 Mandolin Club 2, 35 President, Inter- fraternity Hockey League 2, 3. CLARENCE SHELDON DENTON Wingalale Agriculture INGLEE BALL DEWSON Maplewood, N. f. Agriculture Cornell Countryman Board I, 2. CARLOS VON L. DEXTER New York City Agriculture GEORGE TURNER DIBBLE Lirna Agriculture AZ5 College Soccer Team IQ Varsity Soccer 35 Freshman Rush Com- mitteeg Cornell Annualf Board 3. MARIE THERESE DICKEY Ithaca Art: and Sciencer Cornell Dramatic Club. WESLEY MOON DIXON Oak Park, Ill. Arty and Science: AAQJ5 Aleph Samach5 Freshman Football Team5 Freshman Track Team5 Second Varsity Football Team5 Varsity Track Squad5 Sophomore Rush Committeeg Junior Smoker Committce5 Beth L,Amed5 Masque. RUTH LUCINDA DODGE Mefrena Agriculture WILLIAM FREDERICK DOHRMANN Clarkfoille, Tenn. Mechanical Engineering AT5 Freshman Advisory Committee. JOHN LUTHER DOLE Chicago, Ill. Arzf and Sciencer NIIT5 Freshman Football Team5 Sophomore Cotillion Committee5 Junior Smoker Committee5 Savage Clubg Mandolin Llubg lieth L'Amed. 141 CLASS OF Isis GUY CARLETON BAYLEY DOLSON New Paltz Artr and Sciencef SIDNEY CLARK DOOLITTLE Utica Agriculture 21125 Freshman Cap Burning Committee5 Book and BOvvl5 Assistant Manager Golf Team 35 Cornell Widow Board 3. JOANNA MARGARET DONLON Utica Artr and Sciences AOII5 Raven and Serpent5 Field Hockey I, 25 Basketball Team I5 25 Baseball Team 25 Cornell Dramatic Club 2, Membership Committee 35 VVOmen's Representative to Cornell Daily Sun 35 Cornell W01nen'r Review Board 2, 3. i NEIL HILL DORRANCE Camden Artr and Science! HOLDEN NTANCHESTER DOUGHERTY Evanfton, Ill. Art: and Sciencer XCIJ5 Freshman Advisory Committee. HERBERT CARLTON DRESCHER Brooklyn Law ATS25 CIDAQD5 Freshman Lacrosse Team Captain5 Varsity Lacrosse Team 25 College Basketball 25 Sophomore Pipe Committee 25 Cornell Dramatic Club. ' WILBUR DRIVER New York City .Mechanical Engineering QJKNII. FRANCIS KILIAN DUCAXSSE New York City Cherniftry ScOrpiOn5 AXE. CLARENCE NVILLIAM DUNBAR Cleveland, Ohio Architecture CIDAG5 GargOyle5 Freshman Representative Sophomore Pipe Committee5 Sophomore Cotillion Committee5 Freshman Advisory Committee 35 C.U.C.A. Cabinet5 L'Ggive5 Cornell Era Board 2, 35 The Cornell Architect Board 2, 3. CHARLES EUGENE DUNCAN Brooklyn Veterinary SITE, College Soccer Team 25 Society Of Comparative Nledicine. DANIEL TOMPKINs DUNCAN Ninety Six, S. C. - Civil Engineering Southerners Club. CARROLL TQENNETI-I DUNHAM Portland, Me. Agriculture GEORGE WILLIAM DUNN Renrrelaer Law FHF5 Freshman Tax Committee5 College Smoker Committee 25 The Cornell Law Quarterly Board. 5 EDWARD HARMON EAKLE Warhingtori, D. C. Artr and Sciencer 142 CLASS OF 1918 ROGER EASTMAN Orange, N. f. Architecture Seal and Serpent. JOSEPH LEES EASTWICK Norrirtown, Pa. Artr and Sciencer AACID, Aleph Samach, Beth L,Amed, Assistant Nlanager Varsity Track Team 3. ' ROBERT CURLISS EDMUNDS Denver, Colo. Civil Engineering BGH, Pyramid, Freshman Banquet Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee, Rocky Nlountain Club. HARRY MOORE EDWARDS, JR. Glen Ridge, N. j. Mechanical Engineering ATA. BERNARD ALBERT EGER Walton , Foreytry JOHN THOMAS EILENBERGER Middletowii .Mechanical Engineering EKIDE, Freshman Football Team, Varsity Football Squad 3, Spring Day Committee 3. HERBERT OSCAR EISENBEIS Pittrburgh, Pa. Art: and Sciencer EAE. HENRY ROEMER ELLIS New Hartford Veterinary SITE, Society of Comparative Nledicine, College Cross Country Team 1, 2, Freshman Cross Country Squad. NORMAN EMERSON ELSAS T Atlanta, Ga. Mechaiiical Engineering Freshman Banquet Committee. ALFRED EDWARDS EMERSON New York City Agriculture Secretary Agassiz Club. RALPH LEWIS EMMONS Boroafino Law GUSTAV ERBE, JR. Rocherter ' Artr and Science: 2111, Track Team, Freshman Cap Burning Committee, Sesomah. RUSSELL BEAUMONT EVANS Paterron, N. j. Agriculture Seal and Serpent. EDWIN LLOYD FAR15 Brooklyn .Mechanical Engineering Nlasque. STEPHEN RAYMOND FARLEY Oxford ffgfiflllmff' LAURENCE VIVIAN FARNHAM Owego Mechanical Engineering 1-L3 CLASS OF 1918 WILLIAM HURSH FARNHAM Bujalo Arty and Science: A95 AZP5 Freshman Debate Team5 Varsity Debate Team 2, 35 Sophomore Smoker COmmittee5 Freshman Advisory COmmittee5 Junior Rep- resentative Senior Class Day Comrnittee5 Mandolin Club I, 25 The Cornell Era Board 2, 35 State ScholarShip5 State Cash SchOlarship5 University Undergraduate Scholarship 2, Janus. 794 Debate Stage, 3. THOMAS HENDERSON FARNSWORTH Warhington, D. C. Junior Varsity Crew Substitute5 Senators Club. ROGER VEREKER FARQUHAR New York City ZNII5 QDACID5 Freshman Advisory Committeeg War College Spring Day Committee5 War Prisonersl MARK WALTER FARRELL Brooklyn FRANK CHESTER FELIX Pittflrurgh, Pa. Sibley journal of Engineering Board. MALCOLM HINRICHS FIELD Brooklyn CIDKE5 Huntington Club. FRANK VAN DUZER FIELDS Binghamton Pyramid5 Binghamton Club. JOSEPH GEORGE FINKLESTEIN Albany Beta Samach. GERTRUDE MAE FISHER Freshman Crewg Chairman, Freshman Banquet C Relief Committeeg Freshman Stunt. Wilmington, Del. Architecture Law Relief COmmittee5 Relief Committee. Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Agriculture Civil Engineering Arty and Science: Artr and Sciencef ommittee5 Belgian FRANKLYN FICKEN Highland Fallr Agriculture RAY NIACALPINE FINCH Rock Stream Agriculture Masonic Club, Treasurer 3, Sergeant-at-Arms, Debate Congress. LOUIS ANTHONY FINEGAN Brooklyn Artr anti Sciencer HAROLD JOHN FISCHER Bujalo Mechanical Engineering HOWARD STOCKMAN FISHER Eart Orange, N. Mechanical Engineering State Scholarship. DONALD DUNCAN FITZGERALD Rofcoe Mechanical Engineering State Scholarship. 144 CLASS QF 1918 EUGENE BERNARD FITZGERALD Minden, La. ' Agrifulmrg CIJFA. JAMES WILLIAM FITZGERALD Clayton Civil Engineering -Pyramid. VICTOR EVANS FLANAGAN Canon City, Colo. Mechanical Engineering KE. . PHILIP DOUGLAS FLANNER Blackwell, Wir. Agrienltnre ECP, Sophomore Spring Day Committee, The Cornell Era Board I, 2, 3. HOWARD FORDHAM FLEMING Walden Veterinary ANTI. ERNEST CLEVELAND FORTIER Warhington, D. C. Civil Engineering ATA, Pyramid, Freshman Cross Country Teamg Freshman Traclc Teamg Senators Club. JENNIE TVIARTHA GUTHRIE FOSTER Port,vnIonth, 0. Law WILLIfXM BEBB FRANCIS College Station, Tex. Veterinary BQII5 Society of Comparative hfledieine. NORVIN HARRY FRANKS Chicago, Ill. Mefhariical Engineering VVILLIAM ROLAND lVlILLER FREEMAN Carthage Agricnltnre BERTHA KATHEHRINE FREHSE Wertjield Arts and Sciencer WILLIAM GILLMORE FRENCH farnaiea Architecture Cosmopolitan Club. LEO SAMUEL FRENKEL New York City Arte anal Seiencef Cosmopolitan Clubg Deutscher Verein, Ethics Clubg Orchestra 2, 3. GUSTAVE LOUIS FREUND New York City Chernirtry EDVVIN JACOB FRICK New York City Veterinary SZTE5 College Track Team. FRANK VICTOR FRIEDLANDER New York City Chernirtry College Baseball, Soccer, and Gridiron Teams. ARTHUR FRISCHMAN New York City Artf and Seiencef Sirrorng State Scholarship. ALBERT GOLDEY FULLER Brooklyn ilL'f'ffUlf1W'f Freshman Crewg Varsity Basketball Squad 2, Team 3g College Basket- ball Ig College Baseball 2. 145 CLASS OF 1918 HAROLD VAN NIARTER FULLER Groton Agriculture ABK. ANGEL GABEFF Trnooo, Bulgaria Agriculture Cosmopolitan Club. WILLIAM ALEXANDER GAGE johnronoille Agriculture MANLY MASON GALE Groton Agriculture Skull. E CLIFFORD RONALD GARMEY' Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering CIDKE. PAUL LESLIE GARVER Buffalo Mechariical Engineering THEODORE EMMETT GATY, IR. .Morrirtozon, N. f Agriculture Zodiacg Huntington Club. ROBERT NIALCOLM GAVFITT Plainfield, N. Agriculture Seal and Serpentg College Crew I, 2. HYMAN WILLIAM GERSHOVSKY Q New York City Veterinary HELEN LOUISE GIBBS Ithaca Agriculture IRENE NIILDRED GIBSON Holley Art: and Sciencer Class Basketball and Baseball. GRACE MELISSA GIFFORD Ithaca Arty and Sciencer VVayside-Aftermathg Deutscher Vereing Y.W.C.A. FREDERICK MONTAGUE GILLIES Chicago, Ill. Artr anal Sciencer AAHE Aleph Samachg Varsity Football Teamg Varsity Track Teamg Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Junior Promenade Committeeg Beth L,Amedg Masque. WILLIAM JAMES GILLERAN Ellenville Law A6415 College Tax Committee 25 Cornell Dramatic Clubg The Cornell Law Quarterly Board. CHARLES FRANK GILMAN Ithaca Agriculture AZg Class Trackg College Track IQ College Cross Country 3. DANIEL THOMAS GILMARTIN, JR. Wertjielei, N .f. Artr and Sciencer College Athletic Committee 35 Janusg Freshman Debate Team. WALTER EMMET GILROY Plattrhurgh Veterinary Aifg College Baseballg College Basketballg Society of Comparative Medicine. 146 CLASS OF 1918 MARY EVELYN GIRDNER New York City Art: and Seiengey KA 9. JESSE MORRIS GOLDBAUM Brooklyn A1-ty and Sgimfgf State Scholarship. HARRY GOLDBERG Brooklyn Agrigulfwg EAM, Lacrosse I, 2, Jugatae Club, journal Club. LEMUEL CARO GOLDSTEIN New York City Art: and Sciencer-.Medicine Beta Samach, Orchestra. ALBERT CLARENCE GRAESER Charlefton, S. C. Arte and Sciencer- Mechanical Engineering JOSEPH GRANOVETTER New York City Agriculture DOROTHY MILLEN GRAY Billingf, Mont. Agriculture Pageant Grounds Committee, Vice-President Kepurai 3. RALPH CHAPIN GRAY Honolulu, T. H. Mechanical Engineering AG, Swimming Team 2, Hawaii Club, Rocky Mountain Club. HENRY WOLFE GREENBERG Flufhing Arte and Science: Menorah. HARRY ROBERT GREENE Solvay Veterinary QTE. EDNA NIAE GRIFFIN Ithaca Agriculture ATA, Frigga Fylgae. FRED CRUMB GRIFFITH Utica Civil Engineering ESTHER GRIMES Philadelphia, Pa. Agriculture Raven and Serpent, Vice-President Y.W.C.A. 3, Secretary Sports and Pastimes 3, College Class Vice-President 3. lVIARcIA GRIMES Philadelphia, Pa. Agriculture Raven and Serpent, Captain Hockey Team I, Basketball Team I, 2, Crew 2, Baseball Team 2, Tennis Team I, 2, Treasurer, Sports and Pastimes 2, Vice-President College Class 2 and 3, Vice-President Prigga Pylgae 3. CLAUDE DELBERT GRINNELLS Stewart, llflinn. Veterinary Acacia, lvlasonic Club. HAROLD JENNINGS GROW Eaft Orange, N. f. Mechariical Engineering 147 CLAss or 1918 JACK ALBERT GUGGENHEIM Cincinnati, O Artf and Sciencef ZBTQ Cornell Dramatic Club. DUDLEY BARNCE HAGERMAN Southolcl Agriculture Long Island Club5 Orchestra 3. GOSTA MVILLIAM HACSTROM farneftown Architecture ET5 Gargoyle. SHIRLEY RflCELROY HALL farneftocon Artr and Scieneef XXII. ARCHIBALD COBB HALLOCK Rochefter Agriculture Slcullg Sesomah. CRAWFORD COOK HALSEY Southampton Mechanical Engineering Long Island Clubg State Scholarships. JOHN FREDERICK HAM Millhroole Agriculture Kill LESLIE TOWNLEY HAND I Brooklyn Arts and Sciencer HARRY HANDWERCER Baltirnore Mechanical Engineering Freshman Crew5 hflaryland Club. JAMES ELMER HARRINGTON Littleton, N. H. Agriculture GE. WILLIAAI ABRAHAM H1XRRIS Greenfhurg, Pa. Agriculture fIPEH. JOHN HART Charlefton, W1 Va. Arty and Science: ATA5 Freshman Advisory Committee5 hflandolin Club5 Savage Club5 Cheer Leader. ROYzAL CAMILLUS HART Cincinnati, O. Arty and Sciencef SOPI-IIE HAXRRIETT l'lARVITI-I Albany ' Arts and Sciencer Class Basketball I, ZQ Baseball 25 Class Tennis 25 Manager Tennis 35 Stunt hflanager 2, 35 Associate Editor Bulletin 3. EDWIN JOHN I'TAUPT Cincinnati, O. Mechanical Engineering AT5 Varsity Track Squad 25 Crew Squad I5 Pushball Team IQ Chairman Class Tax Committee I5 Freshman Class Secretary-Treasurer. WALTER SHERMAN HAYES Toledo, 0. Mechanical Engineering AKE. 5 VVILLARD RICHARDSON HEALD Wilrningtori, Del. Mechanical Engineering KE5 War Relief Fund Committee 25 Orchestra 3. EDWIN HARVEY HEDCCOCK St. Louif, lVIo. Mechanical .Engineering B GH. ROSALIND HEIDENHEIM Brooklyn Arty and Sciencef 148 CLASS OF 1918 ARTHUR WILLIAM HEIM, 2nd. Reading, Pa. Am- and Srigmff Masque I, 2, 3. CLAUS FERDINAND HEITMANN Broohlyu Arg and Sfigmff President Deutscher Verein. DANIEL KELLY HENDEE Horuell F07-65173, Forestry Club. I EARL GARRETT HENDERSON Colurubur, O. Mechariieal Eugiueeriug Cosmopolitan Club, The Sibley fourual of Eugiueeriug Board. FRANK CHARLES HENRY, JR. I Perth Amboy, N. f. Artr and Seieueer QAX. JULIO HERNANDEZ Cardeuar, Cuba Architecture JOSEPH HERR Broohlyri Agriculture DONALD HERSHEY Rochester Law Zodiac, Sesomah, State Scholarship, The Cornell Law Quarterly Board 2, 3. FRED HENRY HEUER Bay Shore Agrieulturg EVELYN HIEEER Utica Artr and Scieucer AOH, Hockey Team I, 2, Basketball I. 2, Baseball 2, Crew 25 College Banquet Committee I, Class Vice-President IQ Class Treasurer 3, Treasurer Sports and Pastimes 3, Day Editor Bulletin 3. GEORGE EDWARD HIEBELER Wooelride Agriculture Philos. EARL FREDERICK HIGHHOUSE Tituroille, Pa. lllechariieal Engineering GX. CONVERSE HILL Lexiugtori, Marr. Art: arid Seiericer ATA, Freshman Football Team, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Hockey Squad 2, Varsity Football Squad 2, 3, Exeter Club. PHILLLP SYNYER HILL Chicago, Ill. Mechariical Eugirieeriug AKE, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team 2, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Savage Club, Maiidolin Club I, 2, 3. MILDRED FRANCES HILLS Moitrit Veruou Agriculture Hockey Team 3. HOWARD RICHMOND HICKMOTT Maueherter' Agriculture WILLIAM ROSSITER HINCHMAN Broolelyri Meehariical Eugiueeriug CIDAG, Assistant Nlanager Tennis 3. BERNARD JONAS HIRSCHFELD Southarrtjotort Arty and Scierteer State Scholarship, Cash Scholarship. ISABELLE NIARGUERITE HOAG Deporit Agriculture Frigga Fylgae, State Scholarship. 149 CLASS OF 1918 ARTHUR LEWIS HOFFMAN Elrnira Agriculture AT, Aleph Sarnachg Varsity Football 2, 3, Freshman Football and Base- ball Teamsg Chairman Sophomore Smoker Committee, Spring Day Committee 3. CALISTA JANE HOFFMAN AOHQ Hockey Team 3. GEORGE ROBINSON HOFMANN CIPKNIQ Lawrenceville Club. CHARLES ALBERT HOLCOMB Hillhurstg Scroll and Spade. BEATRIOE SARA HOLLENBECK Frigga Fylgae. ALETHE ALIDAX HOLSAPPLE HARRY LEONARD HOLSTROM Komos. OLIVER WILLIAMS HOLTON Lewirton Pittrhurgh, Pa. Binghamton Candor Huclron St. Paul, Mirin. Cataraugua, Pa. XCIDg Assistant Manager Dramatic Club 3. HARRISON PORTER HOOD AXE, Orchestra. Pittrhurgh, Pa. Agriculture Mechanical Engineering . Architecture Agriculture Artr and Science: .Mechanical Engineering Agriculture Chernirtry Cheniirtry ALBERT HUNTINGTON HOOKER, IR. Niagara Fallr ACID, Freshman Track and Cross Country Teams, Varsity Track and Cross Country Squads, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, College Banquet Comrnitteeg The Cornell Chernirt Board. EARLE BUDD HOPPER Ridgewood, N. Veterinary KE, Varsity Football Squad 35 Sophomore Rush Committee. HARRIET HOSMER Bujalo Artf and Sciencer Raven and Serpent, Class Vice-President 3. FLOYD ERWIN HOYT Clay Veterinary A9215 Society of Comparative lVledicine. STEPHEN CHARLES HOYT Auburn Forestry HALSTED STEELMAN HORNER Tucleerton, N. C Artr and Sciencer AQ, Election Committee I. EDWIN RAYMOND HOSKINS Menriijieltl Agriculture CLARENCE PAUL HOTSON Brooklyn Agriculture Philos, Secretary Chess Club, Chess Teamg University Scholarship. PAUL ROSWELL HOUGHTON Fine View Veterinary ANP. EVERETT FREDERIC HOWARTH Fitchburg, Marr. Mechariical Engineering TA9, Freshman Rush Committee. 150 CLASS OF 1918 KIRK WESLEY HOWRY Denver, Colo. Agrieulgufg ATA3 Freshman Cross Country and Track Teams3 Sophomore Pipe Committee3 Rocky Nlountain Club. STANLEY TYLER HUBBARD Mt. Vernon Mechanical Engineering GX. HENRY WILLARD HUBBELL New York City Mechanical Engineering ATQ3 Varsity Soccer Team 2, 33 Spring Day Committee 2. WARREN lSRAEL HUCKINS Sharon, Marx. Agriculture AXP, Freshman Baseball Team. FREDERICK HUDES New York City Agriculture HAROLD DANA HUDSON Brooklyn Agriculture Huntington Club3 Class Track Team I, 23 College Track I3 Cross Country 23 Varsity Cross Country 33 Lazy Club. LEE SISSON HULTZEN Norwich Artr and Science: KAP, College Crew I, 25 JHHUS, Congress3 Deutscher Verein3 Freshman Debate Team I3 Prohibition Stage 23 Debate Council 33 Assistant Manager Debate 2, 33 State Scholarship. GEORGE E. HUNT B in gharnton AXII3 Society of Comparative Medicine. WESLEY YEOMANS HUNTLEY AXA. FLOYD P. HUST AXP. JAMES MEAD HYATT MAURICE PARLEY TNGALSBE GA. CHARLES RUTHEORD TNGLEE Walworth fejerfonville Owego Oak jielcl A rnityfville Veterinary Agriculture Veterinary Art: and Sciencef Law Agriculture KXII3 Soccer Squad 33 Glee Club 2, 33 College Glee Club IQ Advanced Choir 2, 3. SHURLY RUSSELL IRISH Auburn Mechanical Engineering Freshman Track Team3 College Track 23 Varsity Track Squad 23 Sopho- more Smoker Committee3 Freshman Advisory Committeeg Huntington Club, State Scholarship. TVTARDIROS HOVHANNES TSHKHANIAN Haaljin, Turkey Agricttltwf ETHEL VIOLET JACKSON Dernareft, N. f. Arif and Sfifnfff WILLIAM CHRISTIAN JAEGER Brooklyn Civil Engmfffmg Philos. CYRUS WICKHAM JAGGER Southampton Mechanical Engineering Long lsland Club. 151 CLASS OF 1918 ALFRED PAUL JAHN New Rochelle Foreytry Swimming Squad 25 Forestry Club. ERNEST PAUL JENANYAN Frerno, Cal. Law Komosg Cosmopolitan Club. ' ERWIN WHEAT JENKINS Sidney Center Agrignltnre ARTHUR GARDNER JENNINGS Elvnira Meehaniral Engineering Cosmopolitan Clubg Rifle Club. JOHN ARTHUR JENNINGS, Roclterter Law AXg Freshman Spring Day Committeeg Law Smoker Committee 35 Sesomahg Cornell Club of Rochester. ROBERT EDWARD JENNINGS Menoniiriee, Mich. .Meehanical Engineering KAg Freshman Advisory Committeeg Beth L7Amed. WALTER LEE JOHNSON, JR. St. Loiiif, Mo. Mechanical Engineering GWENDOLYN HOPE JONES Oraelell, N. Arty anal Scieneef AZg Captain Freshman Basketballg Basketball Team 35 Cornell W0?71E?1,.S' Review Board 3. MIRIAM CATHERINE JONES Woreefter Agriculture Frigga Fylgae. WILLIAM lVIILNE JONES New Yorle City Ciziil Engineering Huntington Club. LOUIS lVlARK IQAMRASS New Yorle City Clieniirtry SZAT. FEFORRIS KAPLOWITZ Brooklyn Artr and Seieneef State Scholarships. HAROLD JOSEPH KARR Bloornjield, N. f. Agriculture KAPg College Basketball 25 Gridiron. SAMUEL KARRAKIS Newark, N. Arty and Sciences' Secretary Cornell Dramatic Clubg Nlasque. VICTOR ROSSMAN KAUFMANN New York City Law ZBTg College Soccer IQ College Tax Committeeg The Cornell Era Board 2, Assistant Business lV1anager 3. HAROLD PETER IQAULFUSS Glenf Fallf Arty ana' Science: Huntington Clubg State and Regents Scholarships. 1 FRANCIS lVl1CHAEL IQELLEY Pheljbf Veterinary FRANK ATKINSON IQENNEDY Fort Sain Honrton, Tex. Arty and Scieneef ET. HAROLD CLARK IQENNEDY Hadron Law AXg Football Squad 3. - NICHOLAS HENRY ZKILEY Cazenooia Arty anal Science: CIDA 9. 152 CLASS OF 1918 GEORGE JOSEPH KING Saratoga Springr Agftfultwg HAROLD DRAPER IQINNEY Gouoerneur Cheiniftry AXE. WILL CARLETON ZKINNEY Bellevue, O. Agf-ignlmrg Telluride Associationg Freshman Advisory Committee 3, ISI Lieutenant Cadet Corps. BERTRAM YORK KINZEY Mount Vernon Agriculture Farmers' Wleek Committeeg Senators Club, Rifle Club, Corporal Cadet Corps I, First Sergeant 2. JOSEPH BRACKIN IQIRKLAND Ithaca Agriculture AZ, Aleph Samachg Freshman Crevvg Varsity and Junior Varsity Crews 23 Freshman Advisory Committee, Honor System Committeeg Glee Club 3, Festival Chorus 2g Senior Banquet Committee 3. STACY GEORGE IQIRCHER GX. XNILLIS SACKETT IQNIGHTON ATAQ Glee Club 2. NIARGARET KNISKERN ' Frigga Fylgae. FRANK LESTER KNOWLTON Zfifig Senators Club, Crlee HERBERT BENJAMIN IQNOX, JR. ATA. PAUL HARRIS KRAMER JOHN ADAM KRUGH Mount Vernon Agriculture New York City Arty and Sciencef-Medicine Depofit Agriculture Laurel, Md. Agriculture Club 3. I Philadelphia, Pa. Civil Engineering Gaylord, Mich. Cherniftry Kanfaf City, Mo. Artf and Sciencef TFA, Aleph Samachg Junior Smoker Committee, Sophomore Pipe Committee, Student Conference Committee, The Cornell Daily Sun -Board 2, Assistant Business Nlanager 3. CHEN KU Peking, China Mechanical Engineering Cosmopolitan Club. ' HENRY CHRISTIAN CARL IQUCHLER New Rochelle Art: and Science: Bandhu, Deutscher Vereing Scholarship, Festival Chorus 23 Advanced Choir. RUPERT CARROLL IQUHN New York City Agriculture AEFD. HERBERT RHOADS IQUHNS Dayton, O. Mechanical Engineering B6115 Aleph Samachg Assistant Nlanager Football 3, Spring Day Com- mittee, Beth L'Amed. CI-IENG-CHIH KUO Shanghai, China .Mechanical Engineering Chinese Student Allianceg Tsinghua Clubg Cornell Chinese Students' Club, Secretary Cosmopolitan Club. 153 CLASS OF 1918 DEWITT LA GRANGE Schenectady Veterinary JOHN EVANS LAIRD, Freehold, N. f. Civil Engineering ATQ, Rod and Bob, College Spring Day Committee IQ College Banquet Committee 2, Cornell Civil Engineer Board. RAYMOND JAMES LALLY Pittfhurgh, Pa. Art: and Science! EX, Freshman Baseball Squacl, Freshman Advisory Committee, Beth L7Amed. LOUISE LYMAN LAMPHIER Torrington, Conn. Arty and Sciencef LELIA HAMILTON LASSITER Peterfhurg, Va. Artf and Sciencef Adv, Dixie Club. KWAI CHEUK LAU Hongkong, China Arty and Sciencef PXI1, Chinese Students' Club, Cosmopolitan Club. JOSEPH HILL LAY Oil City, Pa. Forestry GX. THOMAS ARTHUR LEFFINGWELL Aurora Artr and Sciences WILLIAM MURRAY LEFFINGWELL Watkinr Civil Engineering fIJA9, Rod and Bob. SAMUEL LEFKOWITZ Brooklyn Cherniftry HARSEY KING LEONARD Binghamton Veterinary AXP, Society of Comparative Nledicine, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Squad, College Baseball Team, Cornell Binghamton Club. CHARLES LEON LEVY Wilkef-Barre, Pa. Architecture FRANK ROSENZWEIG LEVY Dunkirk - Arty and Science: KPETI. JOSEPH LEVINE Brooklyn Arty and Sciencer AEH, Cornell Scholarship, Regents Scholarship. EMILY LEWIS Utica Agriculture Hockey Team 3, Y.W.C.A. Cabinet 3. MARION LAVINIA LEWIS Wert Pittxon, Pa. Agriculture Hockey Team 3, Risley House Committee 2, Secretary Frigga Fylgae 2, Class Secretary 3. CHUAN HENG LI Canton, China Civil Engineering Cosmopolitan Club, Secretary Canton Christian College Club in North America. ALBERT WALKER LIDDLE Argyle Art: and Sciencef RALPH ALEXANDER LIDDLE Argyle Arty and Sciencef DON ARTHUR LIDELL Schuyler Lake Agriculture Scorpion, Oflicers' Club, 2nd Lieutenant Cadet Corps. GEORGE LAWRENCE LINDSLEY Philadelphia, Pa. Artf and Science: A XP, Glee Club. 154 CLASS OF 1918 OSCAR JOHN LINK ,Bu-fafg Ag,,6,,Z,,,,.,, KAP, Clee Club 3, State Scholarship, Festival Chorus 2, Advanced Choir 3, Ererhrnan Handbook Board 2. DANIEL CLARENCE LIST Wafhingtori, D. C. Mechanical Engineering fI3KXIf, Senators Club, Masque. BENJAMIN NORTHCUTT LOCKE Mexico, Mo. Mechanical Engineering LLEWELLYN VANALST LODGE Montgorner-31 Ag,.jmg,5M, AFP. NIORITZ JULIUS LOEB Soccer Squad 2, 3, Golf Team PAUL WALKER LONG CIUKE. ARTHUR LAURENCE LOOMIS Nayati, Mandolin Club 2, 3. JOHN CARLSON LOOPE FRANCISCO FEDERICO LOPEZ Cosmopolitan Club, Union FRANK JOSEPH LOUGHLIN Hillhurst. LOUIS MARTIN LOUNSBERY AKII. BENJAMIN BRISTOL LOVELAND AXII. GEORGE LOOMIS LOVERIDGE MARGARET JUANITA LOW AZ. FERN LOWRY FENG-SHU LU MARGARET WHITNEY LUCKINGS La Chicago, Ill. 2. Huntington, W. Va. Ornaha, Neh. McGraw Salta, Argentine tino-Americana. Wefthicry Randall Franklin Churchnille Brooklyn Stillwater, Okla. Shanghai, China New York City Mechanical Engineering Artf and Science: Art: and Sciencef Agriculture .Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering lveterinary l'eterinary Artr and Sciencef Agriculture Arty and Science: Civil Engineering Arty and Sciences Won enlf Review. AZ, Pageant Committee, Business Manager Cornell JOHN EDWARD LUDFORD Caracar, Venezuela A95 Orchestra I, 2, Cornell Civil Engineer Board 3. i Civil Engineering MARY FLORENCE LUMSDEN Ithaca Agriwllwf AAA, Field Day Committee 2, Field Hockey Team 3, Yankee Club, Frigga Fylgae. MARY ELIZABETH LUSCHER Le Roy Art! and Sfifrlfff BENJAMIN HERBERT LUSTBERG New York City Arte and Sciencer ZBT, Freshman Crew Squad, Varsity Crew Squad 2, 3. LILLIAN ANTOINETTE LYBOLT Port jervi: Agriflllflfff 155 CLASS OF 1918 EARL JAMES NTCBRIDE Warrenfhurgh Veterinary SZTE5 College Gridiron Team 35 Society of Comparative lVIedicine. FRANK CHARLES lVlcCARTHY Syracufe Law Cornell Catholic Club5 Novice 135 lb. Boxing Champion I. JOHN MURRAY MCCLELLAN Richrnond, Va. 1 Mechanical Engineering EN. DONALD FISHER MCCLURE New York City Mechanical Engineering TVIURRAY NTCCONNEL Sao Paulo, Brazil Civil Engineering A1125 Rod and BOb5 Savage Club5 Nlanuscript Club5 Glee Club I, 25 Advanced Choir 25 'Cornell Widow Board 3. JAMES EDWIN MCCUNE Brilliant, O. Mechanical Engineering STANLEY BRITTIAN MCCUNE Livingfton Manor Veterinary AXP5 Society of Comparative Medicine. ROY OLIVER MCDUEEIE Cincinnati, O. Art: and Sciencef Cornell Widow Board 3. ALLEN LENOIR MCGILL Nafhville, Tenn. Architecture AKE. EDMUND BURKE lXlTCGRANAGHAN Hancock Agriculture ROBERT BUSH NICGRAW Ithaca Artf and Science: ROSS EDWARD NTACGREGOR lllalone Civil Engineering NIARGUERITE lV.iCIiAY Geneva Artr and Sciencef JOHN WALTER BEATTIE MACKELLAR Blauvelt Cercle FrancaiS5 State Scholarship. Arty and Sciencef ROBERT ASA NICTQINNEY Cortland Veterinary ANII5 College Baseball Team 25 35 College GridirOn5 College Basket- ball5 Society of Comparative Medicine. IQATHERINE LINDLEY lXfIclX4URRY Yonkerf Arty and Sciencef Raven and Serpent5 Cornell Wornen'f Review Board. GEORGE HENDERSON STANSER NICNAIR Wert New Brighton Civil Engineering Soccer Team 35 Cornell Civil Engineer Board. GEORGE AUGUSTINE MACNfXMARfX DOROTHY MCSPARRAN HERBERT KENNETH MCVICAR Forestry Club. HARRY NICHOLAS MAAR College Basketball Team mopolitan Club. 3 2,3 New York City Furnif.f5 Pa. Conefuf B it jral 0 Artx and Science: Art: and Sciencef Foreftry Architecture C.U.C.A. Social Work COrnmittee5 COS- 156 CLASS OF 1918 TALBOT MARION MALCOLM Ithaca EfIJEg Sophomore Rush Committee, President Association 3. HOWARD ESHELMAN MARTIN Clarence Center SITE. FRANK WILLIAM MAR EDWIN FERDINAND TVTARETZKE Philos, Election Committee I. ANNA TVIARSH Richmond Hill Yonleery Brooklyn AAA, Hockey Team IQ State Scholarship. ADDISON LEAVENS MARTIN AXP. JOHN WARD lVlARTIN ACID, Rod and Bob, Masque. DONALD SKILLMAN MARTINE2 CIDKXII. ARTHUR LEWIS NIARTSOLF GE. JOSEPH DENIARNOS MASSON Atlanta, Ga. Chicago, Ill. Oak Park, Ill. New Brighton, Hanirnonalfport ATQg Freshman Football Squad, Varsity Football Squad 2, 3, College Track Team 23 State Scholarship. Pa. Arty and Science: Inter-Fraternity Bowling Veterinary Algricizltnre Agricultitre Artf and Sciencef Law Civil Engineering ffrtf and Sciencef Architecture Arty and Sciencef HARRY hflATAKONSKY Port Chefter Cherniflry College Baseball, Soccer, and Gridiron Teams. PAUL DENISON MATTHEWS Wilinington, Del. Mechanical ,Engineering KE, Freshman Rush Committee, Glee Club. RICHARD PECK MATTHIESSEN Chicago, Ill. Arts and Science: Xilfg Chairman Spring Day Committee 2g Chairman Junior Promenade Committeeg Freshman Advisory Committeeg Beth LlAmedg Book and BoWlg Cornell WidoW Board 2, Business hflanager 3g Student Con- ference Committee 3. ARCHIBALD BXTCTNTYRE TVTAXWELL Owenrboro, Ky. Alrtr and Sciencef fIDA9g Dramatic Club, Nlasque. WILLIAM LYNDON NTAYER Dnrhainziille filgricultnre 2nd Lieutenant Cadet Corps. JAMES ARMAND NTEISSNER Brooklyn Mechaiiical Engineering EQIPE, Orchestra 2, 3. MARION FRANCES NTELLINGER Bitjialo Arif and SC'l571C55 HAROLD ANTHONY hflENG Rochefter f4g1'i6HlflH'f' College Tax Committee 2g Sesomahg Cornell Coitntryinan Board 2, 3. HERMAN NIERKER Milztvaizhee, Wir. .Mechanical Engineering XXII, hflandolin Club. 157 CLASS OF 1918 LESTER PINNEY lVTERRICK Harnilton, Canada Mechanical Engineering ECP. DUDLEY RAE TVTERRILL Brooklyn Agriculture CIDEH, Nlilitary Hop Committee 3, Cfhcers' Club, 2nd Lieutenant Cadet Corps. RUSSEL HYDE TVTERRILL Der Moinef, Ia. Cherniftry College Track. PIERRE RflERTZ jarnaica Arty and Sciencer Cosmopolitan Club, President Cercle Francais, Cornell Tuition Scholar- ship, Undergraduate and Regents Scholarships. HERBERT JOHN NIETZCER Groton Veterinary AFP. GARRET FREDERICK TVTEYER Denoer, Colo. Artf and Sciencef AXP. CRESWELL MACMURRAY MICOU Warltington, D. C. Law AAT, Aleph Samachg Sophomore Pipe Committee, Cornell Daily Snn Board 2, 3. CLARENCE NTERTON NIILLER Wells River, Vt. Veterinary QTZ. CYRUS W. MILLER Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering BGH, Freshman Track Team. EDA GRACE MILLER kVilke.f-Barre, Pa. Artf and Sciencef AF, Y.W.C.A. Cabinet 2, 3, Class Secretary 2. I PETER PAUL MILLER Bn-gfalo Agricicltnre XXII, Aleph Samachg Freshman Football Team, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Football Team 2, 3, Varsity Track Squad 2, Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Freshman Advisory Committee, Student Council 33 Beth L'Amed. A FVILLIAM GIRVAN lVlILLICAN New York City Agriculture Adelphosg 2nd Lieutenant Cadet Corps 2, Captain 3. ADOLPH MIRON Elizabeth, N. Arty and Sciences TEfIDg Football Squad. RUEBEN CURTIS NTOFFAT Ithaca Arty and Sciencef Track Team 2. ROBERT COLBORN MOFFITT Wallace, Icl. Mechanical Engineering KDEK, Rocky Nlountain Club, The Hill School Club. WILLIAM WHITMORE GOODALE TVTOIR Papaikon, Hawaii Algrifnlfwf fIDA9g Rocky Nlountain Club, Hawaii Club. EDWARD MONAHAN, JR. fohnrtoion Agricnltnre 158 CLASS OF 1918 GEORGE NIONROEQ JR- Dfydfft Art: and Science! AX5 Glee Club. NIAXINE ERMINIE MONTGOMERY .Montoitr Falls Agf-jmlmy-g ROBERT ELBRIDGE NIOODY Rnfliville Arty and Sgimfgf CIPAK. DEAN CRAWFORD NIOORE Newark, Nff. Arty and Scimcgf AXAQ Orchestra I, 2, Assistant Alanager 3g Nlandolin Club 35 Sage Chapel Orchestra 2, 3. HARRY CORDERY MOORE Atlantic City, N. f. .Mechanical .Engineering AECID. - ROY WALLACE MOORE Silver Creek A gricnltnre JAMES BENEDICT NIOREY Bnjalo Mechanical Engineering EfDEg Nlandolin Clubg Scalp and Bladeg University Scholarshipg State Scholarship. FANNIE NIOSES Ealtirnore, Md. Cherniftry EDWARD DURAND MULLIGAN Rochefter Agricitltnre WILL BROWN NIURPHEY Ealtiniore, Md. Mechanical Engineering ECIDEg Tax Committee IQ Sophomore Rush Committeeg Spring Day Committee 35 Nlaryland Club. JOHN LEO MURPHY Morriftown, N. f. Forertry PAUL CHARLES NIURPHY St. Paul, lllinn. Artr and Sciencer XXII. IRVING MYERS Rochefter Artf and Sciencer HAKID. JESSE LINCOLN NIYERS Toledo, O. .Mechanical Engineering JOHN TAYLOR NEEDHAM Itliaca Agriculture FRANKVNELMS, JR. Phtzaaaphta,.Pa. I Ag?-teiiztttre KZg Aleph Samachg Freshman Crewg Varsity CreW 23 Junior Smoker Committee. RALPH NEUHAUS Hoiifton, Tex. .Mechanical Engineering ACID. LESLIE IRVING NICHOLS Hnlrbarcl Woods, Ill. Arcliitectiire Xtlfg Vice-President Nlasque. NIELVIN NICHOLS Dayton, O- ClW 1rlff 3' EDWARD BELMER NICKLES Wafltington, D. C. llflecliclnfiflll Eilgmffmlg Senators. 159 CLASS OF 1918 DONALD JAMES WILLIAM NIGHTINGALE New York City Arty ancl Sciences ATg The Cornell Annualf Board 3g Freshman Advisory Committee. BERTRAM RUDOLF NIRENBERO Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering Beta Samaehg State Scholarship. . HENRY EDWARD NIRENBERG Brooklyn Artf and Sciencer Beta Samaehg College Cross Country 3. ' GEORGE LANSING NOBLE Houfton, Tex. Mechanical Engineering KA CSouthernD5 The Southerners. HENRY PATRICK NOONAN Honeoye Fallf ' Veterinary SZTEQ Society of Comparative Medicineg Freshman Football Squadg College Gridiron Team. DARWIN PARKER NORTON Oneida Agriculture VVILLIAM KENNETH NORTON Ornaha, Neh. Architecture AACIU L3Ogiveg Savage Club. STANLEY NIARION NORWOOD Ithaca Chemistry 21112. ' GERALD ALDRICH O,BRIAN Fredonia Agriculture VVILLIAM HENRY G,CONNOR, JR. Horfeheaclf Agriculture EDWIN GLENN OLDS Lockport Artf and Sciencef Executive Committee Freshman Debate Club. ' JAMES HALLEN 07LEARY . Clayton Cioil Engineering Freshman Track and Cross Country Teams. HERBERT NTASON OLNEY Ithaca Law GA. ARTHUR OLSEN South Norwalk, Conn. Law Freshman Baseball Teamg Varsity Baseball Teamg College Spring Day Committee 2. EDWARD O,ROURKE, JR. Ft. rWayne, Ind. Law AKE4 fI1AfIv. HOWARD BURNSHIP ORTNER Bujalo Agriculture KAP: College Basketball Ig Freshman Baseball Squadg Varsity Basket- ball Squad 2, Team 3g Secretary-Treasurer College Class 3. CHARLES HERRICK OSBORNE Warrenxburg .Mechanical Engineering LOYALL ALLEN GSBORNE, JR: Stockhriclge, Maxx. .Mechanical Engineering KA. MARK OWENS MO7TlJlOw7Z,A N. Foreftry Huntington Clubg Forestry Club. ABRAHAM PACKER Brooklyn Veterinary Society of Comparative Nledieine. 160 CLASS OF 1918 ROBERT SAWYER PAGE Newark, N. f. AZCID. . ARCHIE IVIACINNES PALMER New York City Agriculture Arty and Science! ScOrpiOn5 QDAK5 Varsity Soccer Team 35 College Soccer 25 College Base- . ball 25 College Cross Country, Captain 3 5 College Association Executive Committee I, Secretary 2, Treasurer 35 Congress Sergeant-at-Arms 2, 35 Staten Island Club, Freshman Debate Team. RALPH GORMAN PALMER 3 Oil City, Pa, 1 WALTER PALMER 5 Brooklyn I Lacrosse Teamg College Basketball. ALFRED BRYAN PATTERSON, JR. WilkiriTbu1'g, Pa. Agriculture Agriculture Arty and Sciencef K25 Freshman Track Team5 Sophomore Pipe Committeeg Junior Prom- enade Committee. ' GEORGE ERIC PEABODY Wayland KfI25 COllege'TaX Committee 25 Masque. JAMES ORAMEL PECK I 5 Baltirnore, Md. WILLIS EDGAR PENFIELD Fulton A Eleusis5 Coxswain College Crew 25 Glee Club. BENJAMIN PEPPER 4 New York City Beta Samachg Officers, Clubg ISL Lieutenant Cadet JAMES JACOB, PERLZWEIG A New York City Pomology Club. RAYMOND ARNOLD PERRY A Dundee AZ5 Glee Club I5 State Scholarship. CHARLIE RAINE PETTYJOHN A Lynchburg, Va. CIJAG5 The Southerners Club. ALPHEUS RANDOLPH PHELPS Niagara Fallf AX. JUDA ANNA PHILLIPS V Crown Point Frigga Fylgae. ROBERT FLETCHER PHILLIPS La junta, Colo. QDPA5 Rocky Mountain Club. WILLIAM MARION PIERCE Dunkirk ARTHUR PIERSON Me1'ideri, Conn. EAM. ISRAEL PODROG lflfarliington, D. C. Crown Point DOROTHY POND 1 AF5 Class Crew I5 Class Hockey 35 State ScholarshIp5 Ship. 161 Agriculture Artr and Sciences' Mechanical Engineering Artf and Sciencer Corps. ' Agriculture Agriculture Mechanical Engineering Law T' Agriculture Arty and Sciencef Artf anal Sciencef Art.r and Sciencef Clterniftry and Sciencef Arty University Scholar- 'CLASS GF 1918 GEORGE BIRKBECK POST New York City Mechanical Engineering CIDPA5 Glee Club5 Sophomore Quartette. MILDRED POTTER Ithaca Arty and Science: PATRICK FRANCIS POWERS Cohoef Agriculture PHILIP ST.GEORGE PRINCE Kofrnofdale, Ky. Mechanical Engineering Hillhurst5 Varsity Football Squad 25 Junior Promenade Committee5 Festival Chorus 25 Advanced Choir 2, 35 Glee Club I, 2, 3. GAIL FERGUSON PUTTICK Wellirigtori, S. Africa - Agriculture Cosmopolitan Club. ALICE MARIE QUINLAN Port Richmond Arty and Sciencef AZ5 Raven and Serpent5 Executive Committee Daily Bulletin 35 Class President 3. WALTER LEAHY QUINLAN Dalton, Man. Artf and Sciencef Freshman Baseball Team5 Varsity Baseball Squad. GEORGE FITZ RANDOLPH Atlantic City, N. f. Mechanical Engineering A95 Sophomore Smoker Committee I. RICHARD PERRIEN RASEMAN Detroit, Mich. Architecture ZXP5 L'Ogive. NVILLIAM DE CHASTIGNIER RAVENEL, IR. Wafhington, D C. Mech. Engineering B QU. HAROLD REYNOLDS New York City Mechanical Engineering NPT, Nlusical Clubsg Nlasque5 Dramatic Club. STUART ARTHUR READ Milwaukee, Wir. Mechanical Engineering EAE. WILLIAM NIERRILL READ Philadelphia, Pa. Cherniftry CDEK. FRANK CHARLES REAVIS, JR. Wafhirigtori, D Law . C. QIJAQ5 Class Track Team 25 Book and Bowl. PAUL COOPER REBMAN Philadelphia, Pa. Mechanical Engineering NPT5 Freshman Football Team5 Varsity Football Squad 25 Junior Smoker Committee 2, Chairman 3. BERTHA MAE REED Cortland Agriculture EMILY SWEETLAND REED Canandaigua Agriculture ACID. FREDERICK SCHUYLER REESE, JR. Ilion Law PHP5 University Undergraduate SCholarship5 Cornell Law Quarterly Board 3. 162 CLASS OF 1918 JAMES MCIQENDREE REILEY,iJR. Bujalo Mechanical Engineering ZNg War Relief Committeeg Freshman Advisory Committee 35 Spring Day Committee 33 lvlusical Clubs. FRANZ HENRY REIMER Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering HERMENEGILDO BALBINO REYES Malolof, P. I. Mechanical Engineering Cosmopolitan Club. JOHN ALVA REYNOLDS Rochefter Agriculture QA. ROBERT NORTON REYNOLDS Springville Agriculture Eleusisg Freshman Track Tearng University Band I, 2, 3g Orchestra 25 hlandolin Club 25 Advanced Choir 3. ABRAHAM NATHANIEL RICHARDSON Rochefter Arty and Science: Menorahg Ethics Clubg Deutscher Vereing State Scholarship. SOLON ALBERT RICHARDSON Franconia, N. H. Veterinary SZTEg Society of Comparative Nledicine. DELIA ALTHEA RIGHTMIRE Trurnanfhurg Agriculture EFFEY LENA RILEY Rochefter Agriculture PAUL EUGENE RIMER Harrifhurg, Pa. Artf and Sciencef Philosg Adelphos, ROBERT HENRY ROAT Patercon, N. f. Mechanical Engineering ET. ARCHIE HUNT ROBERTSON Lounflrerry Agriculture GEORGE WILLIAM NIACDONALD ROBERTSON Brooklyn D Arif and Sciencef State Scholarshipg University Undergraduate Scholarship. ROBERT REYNOLDS ROBERTSON Mexico, Mo. Artr and Sciencer .B GH. ERNEST GUY ROBINSON Moore, Mont. Agriculture . AXA. MARVIN BERT ROBINSON Walton Agriculture WILLIAM EBER ROBINSON Akron, O. Mechanical Engineering CIDZK. ELLIS HOWES ROBISON Schenectady Agr'icrrltrrr'e QA. CLIFTON ROSS ROCHE Louifoille, Ky. Mechanical Engineering ATS2g Savage Clubg Nlandolin Clubg Saxaphone Sextette. LEROY EDWARD ROPE Preble I f4E'7'ffWZ'f7f7'f GA. JOSEPHINE MARY ROBERTYNA ROSENBERG Bingharnton Artf and Science! 163 CLASS OF 1918 LESTER NTAX ROSENBLOOM Rocherter Law ALAN Ross Brooklyn Law ATU, CIJACID. JAMES LEE ROTHWELL Elrnira Agricnltnre DOMINIC PETER ROTUNDA Dnnleirle Artf and Sciencer Cosmopolitan Club. HENRY RUBIN Newark, N. f. Artf and Sciencef EAM, Tuition, State Cash and Undergraduate Scholarships. DAVID ANTES RUHL Der Moinex, Ia. Civil Engineering SAX, Rod and Bobg Assistant hrlanager Wrestliiig Team. EDITH TVTYRA RULIFSON Scottwille Agricnltnre NIAURICE SPENCER RUSSELL Carbondale, Pa. Agricnltnre AZ, Junior Varsity Crew Substitute 23 Cornell Nlasonic Club, Cadet Band I, 2. EMMETT JAMES RYAN, JR. Seneca Fall: Agricnltnre Varsity Crew Squad, Cornell Catholic Club. THOMAS JAMES RYAN Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering KE, Cornell Riiie Club, Riile Team I, 2, Captain 3gTrap-shooting Team 2, Captain 3. ROBERT EMMETT RYERSON Miclclletozon Artr and Sciencef ECIJEQ Freshman Football and Baseball Teams, Varsity Football Squad 2, Team 3, Chairman Sophomore Pipe Committee, Sophomore Rush Committee, Student Council. DANIEL SALMOVV Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering LOUIS DAVID SAMUELS Monnt Vernon Agricnltnre AUSTIN VVERTMAN WILLIAM SAND Lockport ' Algricnltnre Kermis Committee 3, Lazy Club, Chairman Executive Committee 2. FRANCIS BLAIR SANDO Scranton, Pa. Mechanical Engineering KE, Freshman Advisory Committee. JOHN DAVIS SAUTERS, JR. Martin: Ferry Artr anal Sciencer KE, Aleph Samachg Captain Freshman Baseball Teamg Varsity Base- ball Team 2g Freshman Advisory Committee. RUDOLPH GEORGE SCHAAF, JR. Nntley, N. f. Mechanical Engineering 1i1KEg Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Teamg Varsity Football Squad 2, 35 Freshman Rush Committee. FREDERICK LEROY SCHAEFER Cincinnati, O. Mechanical Engineering Freshman Baseball Squad. WALTER SCHMID Kingrton Mechanical Engineering State Scholarships. 164 CLASS OF 1918 DAGMAR ALFVEN SCHMIDT Ithaca A1-ty and Sgifmgf AOII5 Raven and Serpent5 Field Hockey Team I, 35 Cornell WOmen's Dramatic Club and COuncil5 Field Hockey Manager 3. OLIVE JOSEPHINE SCHMIDT Spring Valley Law ANNA ELIZABETH SCI-INIREL Geneoa Arty and Science,- Manager Baseball 2. A FRIEDA SCHOEFFLER Schenectady Artr anal Sciencer KKF5 College Association Executive Committee I, 25 35 Class Secretary I. DAVID SCHULTZ New York City Chernirtry EAM5 College Basketball5 Finance Committee College Association I5 Pulitzer, State Tuition, State Cash and University Scholarships. ANNA VOORHEES SCHUMANN Rurhoille Agriculture ATA5 Frigga Fylgae. LOUIS HAROLD SCHWARTE Saratoga Springr Agriculture Adirondack Club. BENJAMIN SCHWARTZ Brooklyn Law EAM5 Freshman Debate Team5 Freshman Triangular Debate5 Leader Sophomore Debate Team5 Peace Stage 25 VVinner Prohibition Stage 25 394 Nlemorial Debate Stage 3. JOHN RUPLEY SCHWARTZ Poughkeeprie Law AX5 Hockey Squad 25 Freshman Spring Day COmmittee5 College Tax Committee 25 Ist Lieutenant Cadet Corps 3. LESLIE CHARLES SCHWARTZ ' New York City Arty and Sciences HAQD5 Deutscher Vereing Ethics Club. WILLIAM HENRY SEABROOK Brooklyn Veterinary ACDA5 Freshman Track Team. VAN BRUNT SEAMAN Brooklyn Cioil Engineering CIJA95 Rod and Bob. FRANCES ELIZABETH VVILLARD SEAELEs Montoitr' Fallr Agriculture WAYNE COLEAX SELBY Ornaha, Neh. Law BGH5 QJAHIJ5 College Tax Committee 35 Mandolin Club I, 25 35 Cornell Law Quarterly Board 2, 3. ' NIARIAN MINERVA SELDEN Rorne Agriculture ANNA REGINA SELKIRK Brooklyn Arte anal Science: KKP. ISABEL SENN Batavia Art: and Sciences Basketball Team 25 Baseball Team 25 Y.XV.C.A. Cabinet 3. ALONZO NIORTON SEYMOUR Peekrk-ill Mecliariical Engineering ATQ. ADRIAN FOOTE SHANNON New York City Agriculture EAE5 The Cornell Countryrnan Board 2, Assistant Business lvlanager 3. 105 CLASS OF 1918 ARNOLD CAMPBELL SHAW Central Valley Forertry Forestry Club. STANLEY NEWMAN SHAW Denver, Colo. Art: and Sciences' EQUE, The Cornell Daily Sian Board I, 2, 35 Student Council 2, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, Senior Pledge Committee 3, Cosmopolitan Club. WILLIAM BRISTOL SHELTON Diinkirk Mechanical Engineering SAX, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team 2, Sophomore Pipe Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee, Beth L'Amed. ARTHUR JOHN SHERBURNE Schenectady ' Cheiniftry SAMUEL SAUL SHIPMAN Brooklyn Civil Engineering lVlenOrah, State Cash, State Tuition, and University Undergraduate Scholarship. 3 FRANCIS TOBEY SHIVERICK L Chicago, Ill. Arif and Science! AACIJ, Aleph Samachg Varsity Football Team 2, 3, Freshman Football and Track Teams, Freshman Banquet Committee, Beth L'Amed. WVILLIAM DARLINGTON MULLIN SHUMAN Pittrhiirgh, Pa. Art: and Science: KE, Freshman Advisory Committee, Book and Bowl, The Cornell Anniialf Board 3. LEWIS JULIAN SILVERS I New York City Agriciftnre Ethics Club. HOWARD SPENCER SIssoN Sherhiirne Agriculture KAP, Student Honor Committee 3, Janus, Cornell Coitntryinan Board I, 2, Editor-in-Chief 3, President College Class 3. ROBERT ALEXANDER SKINNER New York City KCIU. WINIFRED SKINNER Rocherter KA9, Class Crew 2, Class President I. ELMER HERBERT SMITH Deeiyield FENNER CARLTON SMITH Ithaca ANTI. FRANCIS NOEL SMITH Baltimore, Md. Nayati. TRENE FAY SMITH Gloverroille JAMES VVALLACE SMITH Lakewood, 0. Cosmopolitan Club. LAWRENCE VICTOR SMITH Toledo, O. ATA. SIDNEY WILLIAM SMITH, JR. Ogdenrharg Civil Engineering Artf and Sciencef Agricitltiire Veterinary Algrfcnltiire A1-tr and Science! Algriciiltiire Artf and Sciencer- .Mechanical Engineering Law BGII, CIDACID, College Basketball Team IQ Varsity Basketball Squad 2, 3, College Gridiron. 166 CLASS OF 1918 WALTER FOX SMITH Watertoion Arty and Sgimggf Zodiacg State Scholarship. RALPH SNOW Central Sqnare Veterinary AXP. VVALTER C. SNYDER Ithaca Vgtemmry WALTER HAROLD SODERHOLM I Syracnfe A Agy-igniting Nlilitary Hop Committee 35 Captain Cadet Corps. JULIAN ARELL SOHON New York City Cherniftry Cornell Rifle Clubg Ofhcers, Clubg 2nd Lieutenant Cadet Corps. LELAND SPENCER Elrnira Agricnltnre GEORGE ALFRED SPIEGELBERGQ New York City Arif and Sciencef College Crew IQ Crew Squad 2. MABEL CLARA SPINDLER g Olean Agricnltnre JOHN LANE SPRAGUE Minneapolir, Minn. Mechanical Engineering fIDEK,' Nlandolin Club 2, 3g Sibley journal of Engineering Board. STANLEY CONSIDER STACY Detroit, Mich. Alrtf and Sciences Orchestra 2, 35 State Scholarshipg University Scholarship. KARL MERNER STAEBLER Brooklyn Agriculture ZQE. ELLIS CARLTON STAFFORD Cortland Veterinary Society of Comparative Nledicine. JOHN HOWARD STALKER Montclair, N. f. Cicil Engineering Freshman Track Team. CHARLES COOPER STALTER Paterfon, N. f. Law KEg CIDACIJQ Freshman Advisory 2g ISL Lieutenant 3. CLARA COVERT STARRETT ERNEST WILLIAM STEEL HERBERT GEORGE STEFFENS Philos, Lazy Club. SAMUEL STEIN I GURDON BULL STEVENS AXP5 Philos. LILLIAN Avis STEVENS LEON MVENDELL STEWART ALEXANDER FRANCIS STOLZ fIvA9g Rod and Bob. PAUL lV.l:ETCALFE STOUFFER Scorpion. Committeeg 2nd Lieutenant Cadet Corps Interlaken Philadelphia, Pa. Brooklyn Hartford, Conn. Granville Horner Bainbridge Yonkerf Merceryhnrg, Pa. 167 Alrtf and Sciencef Civil Engineering Algricnltitre Arty and Sciencef Algricfu ltnre .dgricizltfzzre Mechartical Engineering Civil Engineering Chem iflm' CLASS OF 1918 JAMES LOUIS STRONG Turin Mechanical Engineering HOWARD HERKIMER STRONG Sherrnan Agriculture Acacia, Cornell Nlasonie Club. JOHN STURROCK Ithaca ' ' Agriculture EUGENE BERNARD SULLIVAN New York City Agriculture Executive Committee College Association I, 2, 35 President College Class Ig Cornell Countryrnan Board 2, 3. PHILIP LAWRENCE SULLIVAN Springjielal, Marr. Civil Engineering ET, Cornell Civil Engineer Board. H GLENN WILLIAM SUTTON Danfoille Agriculture Zodiacg Freshman Track Squad, College Tax Committee Ig Freshman Tax Committee, The Cornell Annualf Board 3. ANNA MARY SWARTZ M onfey BURTON LEROY SWARTZ Lyonr Fallr SAMUEL CHADWICK SWEENY Hartralale GEORGE CLINTON SWEET, JR. Bujfalo AXA, College Nlusical Clubs. LYMAN HERBERT TAFT, JR. Montgomery Forestry Club. 4 FANG-LAN TAI Shari, China I MIN-KAO TANG Cornell Chinese Students, Club. Chunghing, China SAMUEL BERNARD TAPOLOW CIDA, Varsity Football Squad 3. Brooklyn BENJAMIN F. TARLEY Brooklyn Nlenorah. ALBERT JACOB TARR Waterloo QTZ. GARRETT AMOS TAYLOR ACID. ' Wilriiirigtori, Del. ROBERT POTTER AIKEN TAYLOR Philadelphia, Pa. Art: and Sciencef Artf ancl Sciencef Eoreftry Agriculture Eoreftry Agriculture Mechanical Engineering Agriculture Agriculture Veterinary Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering ZW, Nlajura, Freshman Baseball Teamg Sophomore Stunt Committee, Sunday Night Clubg Varsity Baseball Squad 2. Law Artx and Sciencef VVILBERFORCE TAYLOR Hubbard Wooclr, Ill. Artf and Sciencer XXII, College Basketball 25 Varsity Football Squad 39 Hockey Squad 2, hlasque 2. LOWELL HOMER TEETER ' Canton, Pa. GA. CHARLES LOUIS THOMAS, JR. Cincinnati, O. EX, Book and BoWlg FreSlIman Advisory Committee, Cornell Daily Sun Board 3. ISS CLASS OF 1918 EDWIN HEWES THOMAS Wilmington, Del. Clzerniriry KE, Freshman Advisory Committee 3. JOHN COOPER THOMAS , Brainwell, W. Va. Mechanical Engineering KA, .Aleph Samach, Junior Promenade Committee, Beth L'Amed, Assistant lVlanager Varsity Baseball Team 3. JOSEPH ALBERT THOMAS Lebanon, Pa. Civil Engineering AECIJ, Freshman Football Squad, Varsity Football Squad 3, College Basketball Team. RICHARD NELSON THOMPSON Fall Ricer, Mary. Arcs and Sciencer ABK, Deutscher Verein, Le Cercle Francais. SIDNEY PAUL THOMPSON Ithaca Architecture Gargoyle TVILLIAM DELMORE THOMPSON Freneau, N. f. Mechanical Engineering Skull, Glee Club. THOMAS WALTER THORNTON Ellenaille Law Cornell Catholic Club, Cadet Band. .TNORMAN TVTURDOCK TINKHAM janieflown Architecture Seal and Serpent, L,Ogive, College Baseball 2, College Basketball 2, 3, College Gridiron 3. CARL ANTHUM RUDOLF TINNERHOLM Sclieneezfacly AE, College Cross Country, Kermis Committee I, 2, Qrchestra I. Agriculture CLINTON RUSSELL TOBEY Walton Mechariical Engineering GA. HAZEL AUGUSTA TORBERT Interlaken Agriculture JAY GRIFFITH TOWNSEND Racine, Wir. Vezerinary KIJKXII, AXP, Society of Comparative Medicine. JAY R. TRAVER Willouglib3I, O, Arif and Sciencer JAMES DAVID TREGURTHA Schenecziacly Agriculture Hockey Squad 2. LYNN HOWARD TRIPP Plactfburg ' I i Vezerinary ANII, Adirondack Club, Society of Comparative lNTed1c1ne. YVILLIAM FELT TUFTS Boylan, Marr. Mechariical Engineering XXII, Nlandolin Club 2, 3, Phillips Club. THOMAS TURNBULL, 3rd Pitzffburgh, Pa. Arif and Sciencer- QK2. Mechaiiical Engineering HARVEY TNKPEN TUTCPIINGS fohnfzown Law Cornell Law Quarterly Board. ELBERT PARK TUTTLE Honolulu, H. T. Arif and Sciencef AG, Sophomore Spring Day Committee, Junior Promenade Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee, Janus Club, Hawaii Club, Cornell Daily Sun Board I, 2, 3, C.U.C.A. Cabinet 3. Iss CLASS OF 1918 MALCOLM HARLEY TUTTLE Honolulu, H. T. Mechanical Engineering AQ, Freshman Rush Committee, Rocky Mountain Club, Hawaii Club. GORDON NTCLEAN URNER Fanwood, N. f. Arty and Sciencef CIDFA. NIARIANO ALFREDO VALDERRAMA Ithaca I Civil Engineering GEORGE RAYMOND VAN ALLEN Renrrelaer Arty and Sciencef FHF. RONALD CAMPBELL VAN ATTA lfVaoerly Law EAE, CDACID, Spring Day Committee I, 2. ' RALPH CHAPMAN VAN HORN Elniira Agriculture AT, Freshman Football Team, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Foot- ball Squad 2, 3, Track Team 2, Spring Day Committee. JESSICA HELEN VAN HORSON .Mount Vernon AMY E. VAN WAGENEN Kingfton, WILLIAM PERRINE VAN NVAGENEN Worcerter EUGENE JOHN VIANO Lexington, Mary. GX, Varsity Hockey Squad 2. ANTHONY VON NVENING Brooklyn Philos. CLARENCE FREDERICK XVACKMAN St. Louif, Mo. THOMAS ROWAN WRXGNER Pliiladelpfiia, Pa. Arty a Artf a nal Sciencef Agriculture nel S ciencef C herniytry Agriculture Cherniftry Agriculture NPT, Aleph Samach, Sophomore Smoker Committee, Cornell Daily Sun Board 2, 3. MORTON VVAKELEY Nayati. NICHOLAS ARTHUR NVALBRAN Ornalia, Nelr. Artf a . Orifkany . Civil Engineering Regents Scholarship, State Scholarship, Undergraduate Scholarshi nel Sciencef p. OWEN TVTEREDITH WALLER, JR. Brooklyn Veterinary ACDA. HERMAN ERNST WANGLER Liverpool Veterinary AXP. PAUL CHARLES XVANSER Tarrytown Mechanical Engineering Freshman Crew Squad, Freshman Cap Burning Committee, Student Council, Secretary 3, Huntington Club, Secretary and Treasurer Student Agencies 3. EMILY WARD Dolgeoille Artf and Science: AQ. STANLEY MORTIMER WARD Newark, N. j, Architecture QTUKE. 170 CLASS OF 1918 ALAN DEAN WARNER AXQ Glee Club 2. HOLLIS VICTOR NVARNER JEANNETTE WARNER KAGQ Junior Hockey Team. SIDNEY SARDUS WARNER Dunkirk Aquelaogue Wellington, O. Welliiigton, O. ATg Freshman Advisory Committee 3. RICHARD GUNTON WARREN CIDFAQ Freshman Track Squad. WILLIAM DWIGHT WARREN MAX JUDD 'WASSERMAN ZBT. HELEN LOUISE NVATERS JOHN MURKER WATT Wert Newton, Mars. Elrnira St. Louis, Mo. Troy Honolulu, T. H. Artr and Science: Agriculture Agriculture Agriculture Agriculture Agriculture Art: and Sciencef Clteniiftry Agriculture ATS2g Aleph Samachg Freshman Track Team IQ Varsity Track Team 25 Freshman Advisory Committee 35 Hawaii Clubg Rocky Mountain Club, Student Council 3. HARRY WEAVER A rnrterclarn Artf and Sciences QA. LELAND EUGENE WEAVER R Finclley Lake Agriculture ISIDORE WEcKsTEIN Brooklyn Cheniirtry EAMQ Chess Clubg University Scholarshipg State Cash Scholarship. JOHN WILLIAM NVEIGT Flufliing Mechanical Engineering A.I.E.E.g Oflicers' Club, 2nd Lieutenant Cadet Corps 3. THOMAS GREACEN WEILEPP Baltimore, Mel. Mechanical Engineering ZQIDE, Maryland Club. ABRAHAM EDWARD WEINsTEIN New York City Agriculture EAM, Soccer Team 35 Track Team I, 2, 35 Lazy Club, Jugatae Clubg College Class Vice-President I. HAROLD LONG WEINSTEIN Dundee Agriculture WILLIAM WEINSTEIN New York City Agriculture University Orchestra. LAWRENCE WEISKOPF Cleveland, O. Arcliitecture COLIN GILCHRIST WELLES Schenectady Agriculture JOHN NVEAVER NVELLES Kingfton, Pa. AACPQ Soccer Team 35 Freshman Advisory Committee I Club I, 2, 3. NELSON lVlILLER VVELLS Sergeant Cadet Corps 2. Balclwinfrille 171 Artr ana' Sciencer 3, lXflandOlin Agriculture CLASS OF 1918 LOUIS EZRA WENZ New York City I Agriculture KIJAQ5 Varsity Cross Country Team 25 College Track Team 2. FRANCES GEORGIA VVEST Rocherter Agricnltnre RALPH SUTHERLAND NVESTING Atlantic City, N. f. Architectnre AECID5 Freshman Track Team5 Glee Club 2, 35 Savage Club. 1 MILTON CHRISTIAN JOHN WESTPHAL Eicjalo Arty and Sciencef KAP5 Cosmopolitan Club5 Deutscher Verein5 786 Stage 2. WVARD ALFORD NVHEELER Delhi Arts and Science: GA5 CIJAK5 College Baseball Team 25 State Scholarship-. HOWARD CLARK VVHISTON Eart Orange, N. f. Mechanical Engineering Advanced Choir 25 Festival Chorus I, 2. EDGAR GREAVES WHITE Syracicre Mechanical Engineering FHF5 State Scholarship. NIARION LANGWORTHY VVHITE Ithaca Artr and Sciences Y.VV.C.A.5 NVomen7s Dramatic Club5 Wlayside-Aftermath5 ATA. WILLIAM CHARLES 'WHITE New Rochelle Civil Engineering BGH5 Pyramid5 Freshman Banquet Committee. J. ARTHUR NVHITECOTTON Provo, U. Law Telluride Association5 A9fID. JAMES SPAULDING WHITMAN Canton, Pa. Architecture ANDREW JACKSON XVHITNEY Wilmington, Del. Civil Engineering K25 Rod and Bob5 Freshman Advisory Committee. NEIL NIATTHEW NVILLARD Enjalo Mechanical Engineering KAP5 Assistant Nlanager Association Football 35 Festival Chorus 25 Advanced Choir 3. ERNEST ARTHUR NVILLIAMS Doitglar, Ariz. Arty and Science: AXP5 Navy Day Hop Committee5 Nlilitary Hop Committee 35 Rocky Nlountain Club5 Glhcers, Club5 Ist Lieutenant Cadet Corps 2, Captain 3. HAROLD WILLSON NVILLIAMS Warhiiigton, D. C. Mechanical Engineering Senators Club. RUTH VVILLIAMS Deniron, Tex. Art: and Sciencef Baseball Team 25 Basketball Team 2, hflanager 35 Dixie Club5 Class Treasurer 2. A PAUL TRUITT WILLIS Niagara Falla- Art: and Sciencef Scorpion. , WARREN GILBERT WILLSEY Cortland Law FHF5 College Basketball 25 College Tax Committee 3. JOHN DOANE WILMINGTON Toledo, 0. Arty and Sciencef AAKID. 172 CLASS OF 1913 ARTHUR WILSON WINSHIP Plattrlanrgh Civil Engineering ATQQ Pyramidg Freshman Baseball Squadg Varsity Basketball Squad 2g Freshman Advisory Committeeg Junior Promenade Committeeg College Honor System Committee 3. NORMAN CARL YVITTWER Bnjalo Civil Engineering S2Ag State Scholarship. CLAYTON ADRIAN WOLEE Neafarle Mechanical Engineering AZfIP. HENRY EAMES NVOOD Northanipton, Marr. Mechanical Engineering LEONARD WOOD, JR. GOZ'E7'7'ZO7',,f Ifland Arif and Sciencef EHIDEQ Nlanuscript Club. BICKNELL JAMES XNJOODBURY Danville, Ill. Cicil Engineering fIDA9g Rod and Bobg Freshman Banquet Committeeg Assistant hflanager Lacrosse 3. NVILLIAM HENRY JACKSON VVOODFORD New York City Arte anal Sciencer ATAg Assistant Nlanager Interscholastic Track Nleetg Sophomore Spring Day Committeeg Junior Smoker Committee. ROSWELL WILLIAMS WOODWORTH Horner Art: and Science: REBECCA JANE YVORSTER Chantaizqna Agriculture HARRY F. NAIYNNE Bingharnton Veterinary AXIIQ Vice-President Society of Comparative lVledicineg Binghamton Club. ALBIN YEAW Sonth Orange, N. f. Arty ancl Sciencer . AACID. NTAX lvlz-XNDEL YFELLEZN Biajalo Law HACD. SIK CHUNG TEEUNG Hong Kong, China Architectnre EDWARD ETSUYA YOSHII Kyoto, japan Medicine CHARLES HENRY YOST Water'loo .Mechanical Engineering Kflbg Freshman Cross Country Teamg Freshman Track Teamg Varsity Cross Country Team 2. TVTILDRED ADDISON XTOUMANS Whitney Point Agricnltnre ERNEST C. YOUNG Grove City, Pa. Algricnltnre HOWARD CLIFFORD YOUNG Utica .Mechanical Engineering ZTg Scroll and Spadeg University Orchestra. g ROBERT CHARLES YJOUNK HEERE New Yorle City Agriculture ANSEL IQENNETH ZELLNER Waterloo Veterinary SZTEQ Society of Comparatrve Nledicine. ELLA DOROTHY ZURBRICK Clarence Center Agriculture Hockey Teamg Festival Chorusg Advanced Choir 3. 17:4 -J-'nxzx . H ' ' ding-.f11i'wf 'A-A--qv..-1-'Q . 1 145. V. ggi, Ai. : .U ,Q U A i, 91334, Sgfgsif? 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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 K. . Gamma Eta Gamma Kappa Alpha . Kappa Delta Rho Kappa Phi . Kappa Psi . Kappa Sigma . Lambda Chi Alpha Long Island Club Nayati . PAGE 246 252 192 276 254 208 264 230 234 260 204 186 196 220 200 224 214 194 272 256 1 88 278 292 248 226 274 240 il 250 NAME Omega Delta . Omega Tau Sigma Phi Delta Theta . Phi Gamma Delta Phi Kappa Psi . Phi Kappa Sigma Philos . . Phi Sigma Kappa Pi Lambda Phi . Psi Upsilon . Scorpion . . Seal and Serpent . Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Chi . . Sigma Nu . Sigma Phi . . Sigma Phi Epsilon Sigma Phi Sigma . Sigma Dpsilon . Skull . . . Tau Epsilon Phi . Theta Alpha Theta Chi . . Theta Delta Chi , Theta Xi . Zeta Beta Tau Zeta Psi . Zodiac PAGE 286 284 202 210 190 262 282 ZI 2 266 206 288 242 222 21 8 232 216 268 258 290 228 293 280 270 198 236 244 1 84 23 8 PHI ZETA . DELTA SIGMA . CHI . KAPPA TAU . X1 . LAMBDA Psi . IOTA . THETA XI. ALPHA ALPHA Psi NU . EPSILON UPSILON ETA . MU . BETA . ALPHA BETA ALPHA EPSILON . LAMBDA Psi Ji if A T ,wwf Yew N X A x fe tt 'E' 'X l Ja.- QZQ W A isrlllfll I ri in i5rgiw ,glfilfi 'Wa' iw , U ., 11 350 ,' Liar' TI-V r , rig? Q, -5775 if if- , .was L-723 F-'t'VO f '1f1f l'x'JM '1fm'1 Ut ii -,'-is Li F243 ' T - J' , H T ,-,-.0.-- T 'i RFI 'Sm'-. -, Z I ' 'I ii' 'Milli ' UPI-'V Q ' x J,-.3 1- .'- I1-leaf. I A J r ,'., ,A ,. ,,f1-5,3 fx? fri' ' f15ri:i2'PP1Qv2:3 ,- -ff S?-' 2, ', G s:-'LIZEEMJ3-1 Lff 1 L. if-,giftfriifinff 1 , ' ,, .,:. ..A,V . Wfi i cgi, - ea me ' aa f ,7 I 2-1 2 ,T A ,sw f '.A. 42, i , . MQ.. I vm lyk F ,1 gg Qlxi, -gk ,f L ' 1,4 hx Zfeia 193i Founded 1846 ROLL OF CHAPTERS New York University Williams College Rutgers College University of Pennsylvania Colby' College . Tufts College Lafayette College University of Nlichigan Bowdoin College - Cornell University University of California :University of. Toronto . ' Columbia University . NlcGill University Case School of Applied Science Brown University University of North Carolina Yale University Leland Stanford, Ir., University University of Virginia University of Minnesota University of Illinois University of Wlisconsin 184 Psi Chapier Established in 1868 FRATRES IN FACULTATE WILLIAM EDWARD LUNT JOHN THOMAS PARSON LAURENCE PUMPELLY EVERETT VICTOR MEEKS SENIORS PAUL COLMAN CUTLER FREDERICK HARRIS DUTCHER ' JOHN JOSEPH HANIGHEN, JR. WALTER ROWE LALLEY ARTHUR WILLIAM MELLEN7 JR. JOHN JOSEPH QUINN, JR. LOUIS KNODE NEFF, JR. ROBERT .POTTER AIKEN TAYLOR CLARENCE TILLEY PHILLIPS WYMAN JUNIORS CHARLES ELI BLACK LAWRENCE GEORGE EROWER AMOS PRENTICE CHASE BRYANT DEPEW DAIN ROGER VEREKER FARQUHAR RICHARD PERRIEN RASEMAN SOPHOMORES FRANK BRACE BATEMAN LINDSAY KEARNS DICKEY EDWARD FRANCIS O7CONNOR WALTER EDWIN REX THEODORE LINCOLN ESCHWEILER WILLIAM GRABE SCHOELLKOPF HAROLD VINCENT LALLEY EDWARD AUGUSTUS WEEKS FRESHMEN MILTON WINTER FERGUSON JAMES BAILEY HARPER CLARENCE BRAINARD HIGHT, JR. HENRY ELMER HOWELL GEORGE EDWARD SPEETZ LALLOU DELOS LYON MCDONALD JOHN MANDERSON MCDONALD, JR. ANDREW RICHMOND MARTINEZ WALKER NIASON DUDLEY STEPHEN NOSTRAND STUART REED PATTERSON SAMUEL HOLLINGSWORTH PAUL CHARLES FOSTER PENNOCK HERBERT B. SWARTHWOUT HENRY WOODRUFF SYMMES 222, 7355 185 I ALPHA . BETA . GAMMA . DELTA . EPSILON ZETA . ETA . THETA , IoTA . LAMBDA IVIU . NU XI . OMICRON RHO . PHI . CHI . Psi . OMEGA ALPHA CHI SIGMA . KAPPA . mv-Jpm, WI .gs 'V-is vim 'H I yiiv A ftrif . ,L Wd ,Q V Z I C -11.3, r ' 1 Chi Phi Founded at Princeton 1824 ROLL OF CHAPTERS University of virginia I NIassachusetts Institute of Technology Emory College Rutgers College Hampden-Sydney College Franklin and Marshall College University of Georgia Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Ohio State University University of California Stevens Institute of Technology University of Texas Cornell University Shetheld Scientific School, Yale Lafayette College Amherst College Dartmouth College Lehigh University Georgia Institute of Technology Ohio Wesleyan University University of Illinois - University of Wisconsin 186 Xi Chapter Established in 1868 FRATRES IN URBE ' ARTHUR NORMAN GIBB WILLIAM HENRY MILLER FRANK IRVINE WILLIAM TORREY MORRIS ROBERT HENRY TREMAN SENIORS HERBERT WILCUS BALLANTINE WALTER WINSTON KREBS HAROLD STEWART BELCHER HENRI CHARBONNIER NICGOWAN JOHN LYON COLLYER CHARLES DICKERSON ORME ARCHIBALD WORTHY GREEN HENRY WHITTIER PORTER HENRY FRANCIS STANTON JUNIORS WILLIAM ALLEN ADRIANCE, JR. Ross WALDRON MCKINSTRY ' ROBERT HILL CUTTING JOHN ALEXANDER NIORRISON HOLDEN NIANCHESTER DOUGHERTY MORRIS WALTER REYNOLDS OLIVER WILLIAMS HOLTON HENRY WISDOM RODEN SOPHOMORES CHARLES BLANCHARD BECK HARRY AUGUSTUS KINCHLEY KEITH WILLIAM BENSON DAVID GEORGE NETHERCOT ALAN LOUIS EGGERS CHARLES HART SPENCER, JR. MORRIS WHITNEY HERRIMAN ' HENRI JORDAN SWENSON CHARLES ENEU JOHNSON, znd. HERBERT LESLIE ZIMMERMAN FRESHMEN RALPH LEO BOLLINGER LANGDON WILLIAMS HARRIS, JR. ROBERT PETRING BUSCHMAN RUSSELL HAWKINS, JR. EDWARD BEVERLY CARY JOHN BERTRAM HENDRICKSON HARRY CORNELIUS CLAIR, JR. NELSON LANDON HOYT, JR. J. SCOTT EILER ANGUS MCDONALD WALDO BERTRAM HAMMETT JOHN EMERY NLINTY THOMAS EDMUND PARKER CAI TDM KA Kappa Alpha Founded at Union College, 1825 ROLL OF CHAPTERS LhUON'COLLEGE . VVUJJAME COLLEGE . I1oBART COLLEGE CORNELLlhHVERMTY . TORONTO-UNIVERMTY LEHIGH UNIVERSITY . B4CC3UJ,IJNIVERSITY . . UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA . 188 1825 1833 1844 1868 1892 1894 18399 IQI3 Cornell Chapfer Established in I 868 FRATRES 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 NICGRAW GAUNTLETT ROBERT ELIAS TREMAN u IVIYNDERSE VANCLEEE SENIORS WILLIAM MITCHELL BLAIR ROBERT GILLESPIE MEAD, znd. THEODORE BERDELL BRUMBACK WILLIAM MUIR RUSSEL MAURY HILL FRANK WARD SMITH HARRISON HOBLITZELLE ALASTAIR IAN GRANT VALENTINE THOMAS CRAM WHITEHEAD JUNIORS I GLEN WALKER COLE WILLIAM FRIANCIS NIEDRINGHAUS ' ROBERT EDWARD JENNINGS LOYALL ALLEN OSBORNE, JR. JOHN COOPER THOMAS SOPHOMORES WILDER BRECKENRIDGE BERTRAND KING FOLGER WILLIAM FRASER CASSEDY ALBERT AUGUSTUS PORTER THOMAS .HENRY COOPER RICHARD EDGECOMBE QUAINTANCE SHERMAN TROWBRIDGE FRESHMEN WILLIAM HENRY COLVIN, JR. HARRY HALL IQNIGHT JOHN WILLIAM HAMMOND ALEXANDER LANGMUIR PORTER ERNEST EDWARD JOHNSON ALEXANDER BUEL TROWBRIDGE, JR. Rppba Hpha I 189 ,Id . A ff Ego' 1 A-A K AVL, - ' ' P. ' : I J .' .' .' G ' 14IF'ff!'f 7 59' 'P I' Phi Kappa Psi Founded 1852 ROLL OF CHAPTERS WASIIINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE ALLEGHENY COLLEGE BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY GETTYSBURG COLLEGE DICKINSON COLLEGE FRANKLIN AND MARSHALL COLLEGE LAFAYETTE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA SWARTHMORE COLLEGE DARTMOUTH COLLEGE AMHERST COLLEGE BROWN UNIVERSITY CORNELL UNIVERSITY SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY COLGATE UNIVERSITY JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY WITTENEERG UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF OHIO CASE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE DE PAUW UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF INDIANA PURDUE UNIVERSITY NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO ILLINOIS OF MICHIGAN OF VVISCONSIN BELOIT COLLEGE MINNESOTA IOWA MISSOURI KANSAS NEBRASKA UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY LELAND STANFORD, JR., UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE OF OF OF OF OF IOWA STATE COLLEGE 190 New York Alpha Chapter Established in 1869 FRATRES IN FACULTATE JAMES MCMAHON ERNEST GEORGE NIERRITT CARLETON CHASE MURDOCK FRATRES IN URBF. REV. HENR.Y POMEROY HORTON EDWIN H. HULBERT SENIORS WILLIAM JACKSON BLACKMAN WILLIAM CHRISTOPHER IQREUZER HARRY SAMUEL HERR KILBURN LFIGHTON FRANK CHARLES SADDLER JUNIORS NEILL IVAN BROOKMIRE JENNINGS KIRK LOVE WILBUR J. DRIVER DONALD SKILLMAN ZNIARTINEZ GEORGE ROBINSON HOFMANN JOHN HAVILAND SCHMID HANS HUBER HOWARD FERGUSON TILSON DANIEL CLARENCE LIST CLYDE FRANCIS WITHERSPOON SOPHOMORES DAVID PRESTON AYARS, JR. WALTER HUBER EDWIN WILLIAMS BIEDERMAN IQENNETH SLOAT INSLEE PAUL TEHAN IGNATIUS CONNELLY JAMES MANDEVILLE NELSON FRANK SCHILLE CONSTANS TORSTEN HERBERT PARKE CHARLES TULLER FRITZ FRANCIS EUGENE QUICK HOWARD WINTPIROP GAGER CHARLES HENRY SCHIMPEF .FRESHMEN HOSEA CUSHMAN BALLOU REGINALD GOWER HAMMOND JAMES STULTZ BELL BOYD TINSLEY HILL JAMES MURRAY BEVERIDGE RUSSELL HILLS ILER HOWARD'JACKSON BUSH THOMAS ANGUS JENKINS, JR. WILLIAM HEMSTREET GARDNER, JR. GEORGE STEPHEN VAUGHN IVJEAD EDWARD BYRNE SHALLOW, JR. QUAD Kappa 73512 HAMILTON COLUMBIA YALE AMHERST BRUNONIAN HUDSON BOWDOIN DARTMOUTH PENINSULAR ROCHESTER RVILLIAMS IVIIDDLETOWN KENYON UNION CORNELL PHI IQAPPA JOHNS HOPKINS MINNESOTA TORONTO CHICAGO MCGILL WISCONSIN CALIFORNIA ILLINOIS LELAND STANFO I 'hrs NN J t.'sff?li,IJg 47 I ' 'I M nail fill' l' ' f 1. lil I V spafi I 'nuff H I- -' -, w . 'I uri, --H dllpw g s-X7 54 A vgfefi I Alpha Delia Phi Founded at Hamilton College 1832 RD ROLL OF CHAPTERS Hamilton College . Columbia University Yale University . Amherst College . . Brown University . . VVestern Reserve University Bowdoin College . . Dartmouth College . . University of Nlichigan . University of Rochester . Wiilliams College . YVesleyan University Kenyon College . Union College . Cornell' University . Trinity College . . Johns Hopkins University University of Nlinnesota . University of Toronto University of Chicago NIcGill University . University of Wisconsin . University of California . University of Illinois . 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MCGILL UNIVERSITY . lhHVERmTYcHfNEBRASKA . TORONTOCUNYVERMTY UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY IINIVERSITY OF'ILLINOIS . UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON PENNSYLVANDXSTATE COLLEGE . IOWA STATE COLLEGE . PURDUE UNIVERSITY . INDIANA UNIVERSITY . . N4 f 1334 1838 1347 1847 1847 1852 1852 1856 1857 1858 1860 1865 1865 1868 1869 1870 1873 1876 1880 1880 1885 1885 1885 1885 1886 1887 1888 1890 1891 1894 1896 1896 1898 1898 1899 1901 1904 1905 1910 1911 1913 1914 1916 THEODORE BARRINOER CHARLES EDWIN BENNETT ALBERT VVILLIAM BOESCHE ALBERT BUROESS IRVING PORTER CHURCH JOHN HENRY COMSTOCK HAROLD SHELDON BENNETT ALEXANDER GLENCAIRN ACI-IESON HENRIK ANTELL DAVID BEALE ROBERT UPTON CARR WILLIAM FREDERICK DOHRMANN EDWIN JOHN I'IAUPT CHARLES NOTT BAKER MORSE GRANT DIAL JOHN WRIGHT DEFOREST GEORGE EARL GILLESPIE Cornell Chapier Established in I859' FRATRES IN FACULTATE KARL NI. DALLENEACH JAMES EWING SIMON HENRY GAGE CHARLES ITENRY HULL ANDREXV JACKSON LAMOUREUX EDWARD LEAMINGTON NICIIOLS VVILLIAM .ALBERT RILEY FRATRES IN URBE WILLIANI ELLIOTT GRIPFIS JARED TREMAN NEWMAN RAY MCLEOD ROBINSON RALPH CHAPMAN RODOERS JOHN HENRY TANNER CHARLES HENRY TUCK FREDERICK WHITING GEORGE WORKS THEOPDORE MASON SPRAGUE SENIORS ' JAMES LELAND EDWARDS DANIEL CHAUNCEY BCICCOY - JOHN KNAPP HERRICK WILLIAM WALLACE ROBERTSON, JR. SIDNEY PRESWICK HOWELL DONALD BAIN VAIL HENRY ELCOX LEONARD IUNIORS ARTHUR LEWIS HOFFMAN CARLOS LAZO DONALD JAMES NIOHTINOALE SOPHOMORES JOHN TVIORTIMER GLEASON CLENCY H. HASBROUCK HARRY IRVING HOWARD WILLIAM MORGAN KENDALL ROSS MCIQEAN PRESTON RALPH CHAPMAN VAN HORN SIDNEY SARDUS WARNER ROBERT HUBER SCHROETER HENRY SPARR SMALL AARON VAN DUZER WALLACE JAMES BENTLEY WILSON FRESHMEN KENNETH SMITH ANDERSON DAVIS EARL GEIGER JOHN COWAN ATWOOD THEODORE FRANKLIN KING, JR. ALVIN CHAUNCEY BROYVN BERNARD OSCAR REUTHER LEO VON LIEYGENDORFF PLEDGE JOHN HERMAN BIRD elzfa, Psifom 195 1, -vials ' L' f5fJ?Aff1aj,.w,y, 'TF' . . 'wif I T 1 ut 1522? 1 1,5 A Qi A wjvg MQ, A HI, mir 1. ,L 1 fr .1 . . jg1,,ff..7, , .. , wg ,NM ,qv . I 7 1 it me 1- R51 Vg' Q 'O e-Agggf 1.7 V19 P Hui 1mE a we use . ' A . ,ww Q X' i ' - ' ' , - 51,1 ,-' 525244 i ,.,,'ll - M- 1 ww 1 ,fa ur-s,-,QL D574 , tblbwm-'evvz 'wx gl 1 1 1: 1 A 4- a.: wi ggr. , ,y, 1 M., ,KN 11. -gl., f- 1 . 1, 1, , V ,il A ' V. , - L 1, --1, 1 . , -. . 1,!,1W W 'N . ' . - W , 1' Q V 1.1.1-1' . . ' -Lib, wt,if!:x,,r- - '. , ' ' 11 A- ,'V . , - ' IA , Q21 ff IEE1- - ' . i fi . - ' - ' ' 13273 Sw - ' mi I filxa - -' 11fArQ f:2 may fe ' 11. 111. +1,1:i'i1.f1 61 .Jfgr Aw:-f A Qtiesr , , :gn-my 'Basin , :Q .- g- ' . - , A 1'-1-.' 'H A W - . ' . 1 4,2-1-15 1111152 , .' .- A , ..., ,fg3ws:'fqg3L' A2 ,si w . Y . , mg , QV, A 'J-'H-4 B- ' . 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ALPHA DELTA BETA DELTA GAMMA DELTA DELTA DELTA EPSILON DELTA , ALPHA ZETA DELTA Q 9-1 1' A, .1 , ...A ,. 2-1 1:f1.4rY- J , -., 53:11--1, ' Chi Psi Founded 1841 ROLL OF ACTIVE ALPHAS Union College 'Williams College IVIiddlebury College VVesleyan University Hamilton College University of NIiehigan Amherst College Cornell University University of NIinnesota University of Wisconsin Rutgers College Stevens Institute University of Georgia Lehigh University Leland Stanford, Jr., Un University of California University of Chicago University of Illinois 196 iversity Alpha Psi Chapter 7 Established in 1869 A FRATRES IN FACULTATE CHARLES LOVE DURHAM ROBERT MORRIS OGDEN PVILLIAM COLCORD WOODS FRATRES IN URBE EDWARD GOULD WYCKOFF CLARENCE FREDERIC WYCKQFF DEFOREST VANVLEET ' SENIORS THOMAS FRANCIS BRYCE LOUIS CHARLES HUCK ROBERT HETT CHAPMAN PHILLIP DUDLEY MOSSER WILLIAM-REESE DILLARD HAROLD CHARLES STROTZ JOHN RANDALL WHITNEY JUNIORS , WILLIAM HAMLIN BEATTIE HORACE GUION BENEDICT WALTER RAYMOND BURKE EDWIN PHILIP DOERR HARRY WADE DUNLAP, JR. SHIRLEY MCFILROY HALL HERMAN NIERKER PAUL CHARLES MURPHY LESLIE IRVING NICHOLS DAVID ROBINSON, JR. CHRISTOPHER NICNAIR SPEED WILLIANI FELT TUFTS RICHARD PECK MATTHIESSEN WILBERFORCE TAYLOR SOPHOMORES ROBERT BURR EDWARDS FRANCIS MARVIN SUTTON ANDREW HASWELL GREEN HUGO CORTE REAL VOGEL GEORGE TALMAGE NIINASIAN JOHN DOANE WICKS FRANK WADE FRESHMEN WILLIAM HENRY BENEDICT RUSSELL HOLT PETERS ANDREW FILICOTT COLSON JOHN SEIBERLING PFLUEGER HORACE FRANKLIN DAVIES CLARENCE WILEUR SQUIRES GERALD MONROE DENNIS WITCHER RAYMOND WALKER NIARCUS AUGUSTUS VVHITEHEAD Chi psi I C 197 ROLL OF CHARGES ,V , ,,,, H ,,,., lx N SQ, I 4 RQ? le 5110 eg of Ig 32,1 Q' f .H i fire ' 'gi ' , -Fwhlif? I I E:af.,+.4'w 4 , Rl wah' I ,Q i s -fp ':f'- A n il. .ff ' , 3 - X Y l 'X be T' l ' -' s,i1:Q...L.I::as. i V ' I' V' ' 11111152211 9:51:2- ulr-af 1 2 ., Q'-41, ' 11 'T fx - rt , 5 1.4 cz, , . 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University of Rochester George 'Washington University Hamilton University . . University of West Virginia . University of Washington Toronto University . . University of Pennsylvania 198 1870 1889 1900 1853 1853 1901 I854 1903 1890 1891 1856 1908 1885 1884 1857 1869 1881 1883 1395 1892 1867 1867 1896 1868 1910 1913 1913 1915 Beia Charge Established in 1870 ' FRATRFIS IN FACULTATF. RALPH WALDO GREEN ALBERT WILLIAM SMITH SHEPHERD STEVENS FRATRES IN URBE LUZERNE COVILLE HENRY FISTES NIERRIAM GEORGE ERVIN IQENT WILLIAM HENRY MORRISON SENIGRS ROBERT JAMES FLETCHER VVILLIAM STANLEY MCCORMICK JAMES DE GRAFFENRIEDE GRAVES PAUL FREDERICK STRICKER HENRY FRENCH HOLLIS, JR. CHESTER CHARLES WOODBURN WILLIAM BRINKERHOFF JACKSON ABNER MILES WRIGHT JUNIORS BARTLEY EDMUND CAMPBELL ARTHUR WILLIAM HEQUEMBOURG PERKINS COVILLE DAVID ANTES RUHL FRANK CHARLES HENRY, JR. WILLIAM BRISTOL SHELTON JOHN PAUL TIMMERMAN SOPHOMORFS WILLARD INGHAM EMERSON WALLACE BLANK QUAIL EVERETT FENTON GIDLEY ARCHER MADDY SAMPSON JOHN COONLEY HOLLIS ALBERT MILLER ROSS NORMAN TOIVO NEWTON HERBERT LEROY SCALES EVERETT NORTON PRATT ALPHEUS WALDO SMITH EDWIN NEVIN PRUGH, JR. FRANZ WEST WOOD FRESHMEN JOHN HAROLD EMBREE HAROLD INGERSOLL HETTINGER HAROLD DANA FEARON BERT DEWEY KELLER IRVING JOHN FLETCHER FRANK PERKINS IQNIGHT, JR. GEORGE NICHOLS GOODNOW HOWARD EVERETT RUBY EDWARD RICHARD HALL IQELVIN NORMAN SACHS CYZE-155, T36-Zfq, Chi mg ' Y ,,, 155351111 RN V 1 wif 5:21251 'fW'4, t:3f3f5f3 'fufx ' 1 'Q .. ,iff 5 5 - '-glow., W,fg3f4z,wef1v 0 Delia Kappa Epsilon Founded at Yale 1844 ROLL OF CHAPTERS YALE COLLEGE .... BOWDOIN COLLEGE COLBY UNIVERSITY . AMHERSTCOLLEGE . VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY . UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA . UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI . BROWN UNIVERSITY . . . UNIVERSITY OF NORTII CAROLINA . IJNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA . , RIIAMI UNIVERSITY . KENYON COLLEGE . 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UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN , UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS . 200 1844 1844 1845 1846 1847 1847 ISSO 1850 1851 1852 1852 1852 1853 1854 1854 1855 1855 1855 1856 1856 1856 1856 1861 1866 1867 1867 1868 1870 1870 1871 1874 1876 1379 1889 1890 1898 1898 1399 1900 1902 1904 IQO6 1910 IQI2 Delia Chi Chapier Established in I87O ' FRATRES IN FACULTATE XIVILDER DWIGHT BANCROFT .CHARLES BIDWELL ALEXANDER IVIAGN ES DRUMMOND GEORGE EMBODY CHARLES EDWARD MANNING FRANK DAVID BOYNTON FRANK PHILIP BUSSEL CHARLES VICTOR PARSELL CARLTON POWER ALBERT ALEXANDER SOMERVILLE ALFRED CHARLES STEVENS JAMES ALBERT XKVTNANS FRATRES IN URBE REV. EDWARD AUGUSTUS GEORGE 9 DOUGLAS GRAVES GILLETTE EDWIN GILLETTE DONALD DANENHOWER GEORGE BLAINE HOWELL SENIORS KENNETH DUNCAN MACMILLAN LEWIS BENEDICT, JR. LAWRENCE WILLIANI BRECK JAMES HOWELL CUMMINGS, J DE YOE LOHNAS ASHTON CHARLES BASKERVILLE, JR. GEORGE KING BISHOP GEORGE DWIGHT BRECK, JR. MCCLAY HAZELTON BROWN CLIZMENT STEEL CLARK EATON COOK PAUL GILLETTE EDWIN SPENCER GILLETTE ZXSA KENNETH LEONARD DAVID EUGENE MARSH CONY STURGIS PHILIP TERRY GEORGE SWIGGART MILES ALBERT GEORGE OLDRIEVE JULIUS SCI-IAETZEL GUY ALFRED WHITE JUNIORS R. SOPHOMOR ARCHIBALD CYRUS EDSON GREGORY PHILIP SNYDER HILL CLAYTON CASKEY INGERSOLL ALLEN NICGILL ES KENNETH NEIL HAWKES MAURICE JACKSON HOOVER BRUCE JOHNSON JOHN PETER MACBEAN, JR. FERNAND HENRY PINCOFFS BARCLAY KERR READ HENRY DILLON REIFSNYDER BYRON EARL WRIGLEY, JR. BENNETT BOTSFORD YOUNG FRESHMEN JAMES BURTON DAVY JOSEPH XVILTON PUDER FRANCIS CAYZER HALL WILLIANI FREDERICK SAUTERS NORMAN DEAN MACBEAN WILLIAM EDWARD SKINNER, JR CHARLES BLAKESLEE PALMER STANLEY GRISWOLD VVIGHT L. STEWART VANCE Qelfackzppa Spszfion 201 33: Z1 NEQWPC -QQ X 5 EQIFJSEIE uf-S E., G53 RF S AIAA ?EI'fA fs : ffm 4569 .Iv .-Nw' Q .... 5535-A -.f Og .fi .. :A .1 A 'I I AR' ' IQ.,if'f ' yi, -1 .' :KI f gm' mx Z? 5.12. G - Ig-JL? ,,, rank -I 1.-' ' f A - ' 'ff I. 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' VAN BRUNT SEAMAN ALEXANDER FRANCIS STOLZ BICKNELL JAMES WOODBURY SOPHOMORES THOBURN GRANT CLEAVER THOMAS FLETCHER COCHRAN NORMAN EARLE DONNELLY WILBUR WENKE EHRHART THOMAS CHARLES MCDERMOTT GEORGE ROBERT MERRELL, JR. WILLIAM ANTON SMITH, JR. CARL BEIDERBECKE STIBOLT HAROLD TURREFF WEISS FRESHMEN ROY ALEXANDER CRAIG JAMES DODDS CURPHEY HARVEY CARRUTHERS FLEMING HAYWARD KENDALL KELLEY JACK CASEMENT TVTARTIN ROGER DAVIS MCPHERSON GEORGE WILSON ROGERS LAWRENCE EDWIN STEVENS ' GEORGE THEODORE SWEITZER C phi Z-Delta, We 2541 ' 203 Beta Theta Pi M .Ie A M I . Iggy I 55. an . I I . I . 'I II' 59.4 AHA'--,Iv ,, Ig- I my ' Amis' ,. IIIBWMJ' WWI.. Iuxmiidillnn S: 'I , , I . H , Founded at Nliami X 2. ROLL OF CHAPTERS University ID 1839 i n VQIIIIIP ,L 'KAI Im' DISTRICT I DISTRICT X BOVVDOIN BROWN DE PAUVV HANOVER NIAINE MASS. INST. TECH. INDIANA PURDUE WABASH DISTRICT II AMHERST DARTMOUTH DISTRICT EII WESLEYAN YALE WILLIAMS BEIOIT IIICAG0 ILLINOIS KNOX DISTRICT III AIIICHIGAN IVISCONSIN NORTHNVESTERN COLGATE CORNELL EIEIISW Ezizim I OKLAHOMA TEXAS TULANE DISTRICT IV - COLUMBIA RUTGERS STEVENS DISTRICT Km DISTRICT V IOWA IOWA STATE IVIINNESOTA NEBRASKA SOUTH DAKOTA DICKINSON RIOHNS HOPKINS LEHIGH PENNSYLVANIA DISTRICT XIV DISTRICT VI IQANSAS IQANSAS STATE BETHANY PA. STATE COLLEGE BIISSOURI VANDERBILT WASkI.- EFF. WEST VIRGINIA VVASHINGTON MO. WVESTMINSTER J DISTRICT VII DISTRICT XV DAVI SON VIRGINI. ORT C RO I D I A N II A LNA COLORADO COLORADO COLLEGE BLT E DEIVER DISTRICT VIII COLORADO IN S UTAH A CASE DENISON KENYON OHIO WESLEYAN IVESTERN RESERVE DISTRICT XVI I IDAHO OREGON DISTRICT IX UNIV. OF WASHINGTON CENTRAL , CINCINNATI BXIIAMI OHIO DISTRICT XVII OHIO STATE VVITTENBERG CALIFORNIA STANFORD 204 Beia Delia Chapier WILLARD HENRY AUSTEN ERNEST BLAKER EDWIN GORDON DAVIS CLIFTON CHIDESTER BRIGGS ANTHONY HENRY COLLINS GEORGE EUGENE DURHAM HOMER BODMAN ALBRO ALLAN ALBERT ATWOOD FRANK DAVID BOYNTON, JR. JAMES JOSEPH CONROY CHARLES VERNON BENDER CHARLES PAUL COGGINS LESTER WELLS DUBOIS ROBERT CURLISS EDMUNDS LOUIS CRO1-'T ARP STEWART ALLERTON CUSHMAN CLARK CORNELL DAGGETT CHARLES WELLINGTON ELMER JOHN PEARSON FRANKLIN LLOYD DEMAREST CHRISTIE JAMES GATES FERGUSON HAROLD FREEMAN FISHBECK THEODORE BORD EN HATHAWAY Established in I874. FRATRES IN FACULTAT HERBERT CHARLES ELMER ALBERT BERNARD FAUST HAROLD FLACK HARRY A. HITCHCOCK FRATRES IN URBE JOHN HARTZOG CARL POWELL LLEWELLYN FRANK HARRISON RANDOLPH SENIORS STANLEY THOMPSON CURRAN CHARLES JESTER DAVIS SAMUEL JOHN LEONARD LEROY MCQUEEN PHILLIPS HERBERT CHARLES SCHNEIDER JUNIORS WILLIAM BEBB FRANCIS EDWIN HARVEY HEDGCOCK MALCOLM WRIGHT MCAXLPIN CYRUS W. MILLER SOPHOMORES HOWARD LYON GIBSON CHARLES NIENTEL GRIMM FREDERICK MACK HARRIS VVILL IQLEM HENIGBAUNI JAMES HILLAS FRESHMEN RALPH DONALD IDIUSZAGH E ABRAM TUCKER KERR PAUL RUSSELL POPE FRANK GIRARD TAPPAN ROBERT R. ROBERTSON ROBERT WARREN SAILOR CHARLES WESLEY WHITEHAIR SIDNEY WILLIAM SMITH, JR. DONALD EARL STONEBRAKER JAMES IQING VANCAMPEN ROY JOHN ZANDER XIVILLIAM DECHASTIGNIER RAVENEL WAYNE COLFAX SELBY WILLIAM HAROLD WEIGEL FRANCIS CUMMING LATHROP, JR. EDWIN JAMES HOPE DOUGLAS LANNIN HOOKER MARTIN TILFORD JONES FREDERICK GWINNER STROOP IQENNETH HAMILTON TURNBULL CHARLES ALFRED NIAURICE, JR. EVERITT WOOD FIELDS SEELEY PENDLETON JOHN DAVID SI-IULER MARSTON DYER YOUNG T Qefa, Cjzeta, SDL 205 THETA . DELTA . BETA , SIGMA . GAMMA . ZETA . LAMBDA . KAPPA . Psi X1 . . UPSILON . IOTA PHI CH1 P1 . . OMEGA . BETA BETA ETA . TAU . MU RHO . EPSILON . OMICRON -. DELTA DELTA THETA THETA .-A. 1 ggi 2'-A f ' f YGWKBT 'wi in D f M Psi U psilon Founded at Union College 1833 ROLL OF CHAPTERS 206 Union College New York University Yale University Brown University Amherst College Dartmouth College Columbia University Bowdoin College Hamilton College lfVesleyan University Rochester University Kenyon College University of Nlichigan Cornell University Syracuse University University of Chicago Trinity College Lehigh University of Pennsylvania of hdinnesota of Wisconsin of California of Illinois University University University University University Williams College University of Washington Chi chapfef Established in 1876 J FRATRES IN FACULTATE JOHN BENTLEY, JR. LOUIS MUNROE DENNIS FRATRES IN DONALD PETIT BEAARDSLEY , CHAUNCEY PRATT BIGGS , KENNETH FLAGG ' SENIOR EDWARD EWEN ANDERSON ALBERT BEEHLER JAMES EMBURY BRINKERHOFF WISER BROWN LAWRENCE DOUGLAS KINGSLAND, 2nd I A JUNIOR LAWRENCE MOSS ARNOLD CARL HATHEWAY BIGGS JOSEPH CHAMP CARRY LEE HINCHMAN CLARK JOHN LUTHER DOLE WATERMAN THOMAS HEWETT WALTER FRANCIS WILLCOX URBE ROBERT GEPHARD MEYLER ANDREW DICKSON WHITE HENRY SHALER WILLIAMS S ROBERT MINSHALL LINCOLN ALAN PASSMORE HERMANN GAUNTLETT PLACE WILLIAM FERDINAND STUCKLE BERTRAM FRANCIS WILLCOX S HOWARD ARCHIBALD MCDONELL WILLARD FISKE PLACE HAROLD RAYNOLDS PAUL COOPER REBMANN THOMAS ROWAN WAGNER SOPHOMORES DONALD EDWARD BRECKENRIDGE LUDLOW EARLE BRETZ PARMLY SCOFIELD CLAPP, JR. HOWARD HASWELL CLUTE RICHARD PLUYMERT DYCKMAN BRYAN MUNROE EAGLE OSWALD EUGENE HOWE JOHN MCKELVY LAZEAR ALEXANDER FERDINAND MATHEWS FRANK WILLIAMS MCDONELL ROBERT WILBUR RALSTON GODFREY RUHLAND REBMANN, JR. EDMUND WAINWRIGHT RIDALL CHARLES SPARKS THOMAS WALTER ARNOLD TYLER FRESHMEN . CHARLES WILLIAM CARRY THOMAS LLOYD KELLY CHARLES JOHN NEELAND v 7331: C2405 207 iloru j sw ISI 'X'ii.L. -1 I -TIS- M ' 4 I 'N A . - I 1121212 Q-M fifzfz' I' Alpha Tau Omega Founded 1865 ROLL OF CHAPTERS PROVINCE I UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA EMORY UNIVERSITY PROVINCE II UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO UNIVERSITY OF INDIANA ROSE POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE PURDUE UNIVERSITY PROVINCE III UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO SIMPSON COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF IOVVA IOWA STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF IQANSAS PROVINCE IV UNIVERSITY OF RAIAINE COLBY COLLEGE IVIASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE TUFTS COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY PROVINCE V ST. LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY CORNELL UNIVERSITY MUHLENBERG COLLEGE WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE PROVINCE VI UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA TRINITY COLLEGE COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON PROVINCE VII MOUNT UNION COLLEGE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITX' WITTENEERG COLLEGE PROVINCE VIII UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY SOUTHVVESTERN PRESBYTERIAN UNIVERSITY VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY PROVINCE IX LELAND STANFORD, IR., UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE PROVINCE X ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA 208 MERCER UNIVERSITY, GEORGIA SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY ADRIAN COLLEGE HILLSDALE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ALBION COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF XKVISCONSIN OF MINNESOTA OF MISSOURI OF NEBRASKA OF VVYOMING UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY WORCESTER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE BROYVN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT LEHIGH UNIVERSITY PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE UNIVEILSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA XVASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA VVESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY OHIO VVESLEYAN UNIVERSITY UNION UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON XIVASHINGTON STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF XVASHINGTON TULANE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS Beta Theta Chapier V Established in 1887 ' FRATRES IN FACULTATE EUGENE PLUMB ANDREWS JAMES EDWIN CREIGHTON I EUGENE ELWIN HASKELL A FRATRES IN URBE CHARLES EZRA CORNELL BLINN SILL CUSHMAN ERNEST ALLEN MILLER SENIORS FRANCIS JOSEPH' CLARY DAVID JOSEPH HOWARD ALBERT LEWIS CULBERTSON .ARTHUR WELLS JONES WILLIAM RANDOLPH GARGIULO HENRY BISHOP PENTLAND RALPH HALL V GEORGE RUSSELL THOMPSON ALVAN STEM HATCH ALFRED WHITAKER WVARD , LAURENCE GREENWOOD WYGANT ' JUNIORS EDMU-ND SCHULTZ BARRINGTON JOSEPH DEMARNOZ MASSON CARL SPENCER COUCHMAN CLIFTON ROSS ROCHE HERBERT CARLTON DRESCHER ALAN ROSS LINCOLN NORCOTT HALL ALONZO MORTON SEYMOUR HENRY WILLARD HUBBELL CHESTER BANGS SMITH JOHN EVANS LAIRD JOHN MURKER WATT NORMAN HERBERT LONG .ARTHUR WILSON WINSHIP CHARLES CURTIS WOODRUFF, JR. ' SOPHOMORES WILLIAM ANGELL ANDREWS CLYDE CHRISTIE CURTIS BURMAN BENNETT EARL STEWART DEWITT ROBERT BRIGHAM BOWLES WALTER STANLEY SANDS DONALD SYLVESTER BURNS VERNON HIGGS SCHNEE EDGAR DAYE UPSTILL FRESHMEN CHARLETON GEORGEIBLAIR SPENSER STRANAHAN GAWNE WILLARD WILSON BUSHMAN MAURICE EDWIN GILLETT THOMAS JAMES CLARY HAROLD PARKER KELLER WILLIAM CARROLL FELDSINE ALFRED HENRY NARWOLD 'C CVQRDZLG, Alfrqiegga 209 px 1 ,,:.Ag1,t1T :i1 um :Zia adv l Jpkkr Jf L I ' I rl ,A .D ., . ,X V . , .. wp SA 12 .-'-,L F. IR I. ' ffm '. EA 'X I III, - 'vysff QQ I mag-gs'-I , I,-., Q , L FL .1,,,W,,,, -- I , WSH Q XR ff? ' I 'Nl N I X I ,I NN UQ?-If I -111rff14. AI f WI wi r up ri 'O I Tmjfs I II ' WI G 4. , pb ,,I','ff'f' I, bww M-'iif'f' rim-4,1 W 4 - a'I ,'lf' WIN' ' Phi Gamma Delia Founded IS48 ROLL OF CHAPTERS WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF MAINE MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY WORCHESTER POLYTEOHNIC 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 UNIVERSITY RICHMOND COLLEGE ALLEGHENY COLLEGE WOOSTER UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS COLORADO CCLI EGE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO 210 ADELBERT COLLEGE DENISON COLLEGE WITTENBERG COLLEGE OHIO STATE INSTITUTE OHIO WESLEYAN COLLEGE INDIANA UNIVERSITY DE PAUW UNIVERSITY I-IANOVER COLLEGE g WABASH COLLEGE PURDUE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE BETHEL COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY KNOX COLLEGE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITYAOF UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY ILLINOIS MICHIGAN WISCONSIN NIINNESOTA CHICAGO WILLIAM JEWELL COLLEGE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY LELAND STA MISSOURI NEBRASKA CALIFORNIA WASHINGTO NFORD, IR., UN IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF OREGON WILLIAMS COLLEGE N IVERSITY Kappa u- Chapter Established in I 888 FRATRES IN FA CULTATE THOMAS LITTLE LYON OLIVER LEROY MCCASKILL CLARENCE AUGUSTINE NIARTIN ERNEST VVILLIAM RETTGER ERNEST WILLIAM SCHODER WILFORD MURRAY WILSON ' GEORGE YOUNG,,JR. F RATRES IN LEWIS JAY BINGHAM ERNEST DAVID BUTTON DONALD KEITH CHAMPAIGN ALBERT HAYES URBE LEIGH MARSH CHAMPAIGN PAUL SMITH LIVERMORE WOODEORD PATTERSON SHARPE SENIORS OTTO AUGUST BADENHAUSEN HERBERT HAYWOOD DAVIS LOUIS JULIAN GALBREATH HERBERT ARTHUR GOERTZ LUCIEN WILEUR NIUELIIER RICHARD PARMENTER JAMES HENDERSON SPAFFORD EDWIN HAIGHT TILLOTSON ARTHUR PEARSON TIMMERMAN JUNIORS EUGENE BARNEY FITZGERALD ROBERT HUGH KIMES JOHN ADAM IQRUGH HARRY WVILLIAMS NIENOLD ROBERT FLETCHER PHILLIP GEORGE BIRKBECK POST GORDON MCLEAN URNER RICHARD GUNTON VVARREN SOPHOMGRES GILBERT WADE DUNCAN LEROY HAUCK IQORB NORMAN VALENTINE LASHER MILLER HALSTEAD MCCABE HUGH LINCOLN THOMPSON PETER VISCHER AQUILA NEBEKER VOLKHARDT COLEMAN HAWLEY WHEELER FREDERICK TOLLEY YOUNGS, JR. EFRESHMEN FREDERICK HARRISON BUTCHER HENRY GERALD COGGESHALL THOMAS LEGGETT EAGAN 211 EDWARD MARCUS FITZGERALD HENRY LINDLEY PEEL FREDERICK LEWIS SCI-IVVEINLER Phi Sigma Kappa ALPHA BETA GAMMA DELTA EPSILON . ZETA ETA THETA IOTA KAPPA LAMBDA MU NU X1 OMICRON . P1 SIGMA TAU . UPSILON . PHI CHI Psi . . OMEGA . . ALPHA DEUTERON BETA DEUTERON . GAMMA DEUTERON DELTA DEUTERON EPSILON DEUTERON Founded in 1873 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Massachu setts Agricultural College . Union University . Cornell University . University of West Virginia . Yale University . College of the City of New York . University of lVIaryland . Columbia University . Stevens Institute of Technology , Pennsylvania.State College George Washington University . University of Pennsylvania . Lehigh University St. Lawrence University lVIass. Institute of Technology Franklin and lVIarshall College , St. John's College . Dartmouth College . Swarthmore College . Brown University Williams College University of Virginia University of California University of Illinois University of lVIinnesota Iowa State College' University of Michigan Worcester Polytechnic Institute 212 Gamma Chapter Established in I 889 I FRATRES IN FACULTATE HERMAN DIEDERICHS VERANUS ALVA MOORE WILLIAM JACOB DIEDERIOHS JOHN E. PERRY FRATRES IN URBE A. B. BROOKS B. GRUMBEIN , ' SENIORS ROBERT HUBBARD BAHNEY ROBERT EMERSON MACIQENZIE GEORGE HAMLIN BOCKIUS THOMAS WINFREY MILLER RUSSELL F. DIXON ROBERT LOUIS STREBEL ' JUNIGRS HENRY NEGUS BOUOHER JOHN SHIVELY KNIGHT GEORGE NIANVILLE DICKSON ROBERT COBURN MOFFITT HENRY ALONZO MONFORT FABER WILLIAM EBER ROBINSON JOHN LANE SPRAGUE SOPHOMORES CLIFFORJD HEATH BEEGLE GEORGE PERCIVAL BULLARD PHILLIP SCHUYLER BRIGGS - LOUIS WELTON DAWSON HAROLD JUDD BRADLEY ROBERT HOLLOWAY EVERHARD FAYETTE ELWIN BROWN EDGAR WESLEY NEU LAWRENCE ANDREWS REED FRESHMEN EDWARD LAURESTON BULLARD JAMES ALBERT HUTCHINSON ALVIN HERGET CONZELMAN GEOEEREY :KNIGHT PAUL EARLY FITZPATRIGR EDWIN JOSEPH LENAHAN THOMAS EDWARD MOFFITT -. 73hi CYQPPQ I Wk. 3 1 QI!! I will -Y, ,HA MI III i Xi X -I ' Y' 'Hx '21 WQYV V,, ISfEEQGgS2Q'ffSFffiI MI WI :III I I III II III I? 5 - f OA 'Q , H xfli QS, TAO Delta Tau Delia Founded at Bethany College 1859 ROLL OP CHAPTERS WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEG OHIO UNIVERSITY ALLEGHENY COLLEGE OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY I-IILLSDALE COLLEGE INDIANA UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF IVIICHIGAN DEPAUW UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS WABASH COLLEGE STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY LEHIGH UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF INDIANAPOLIS ALBION COLLEGE RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA KENYON COLLEGE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY EIVIORY COLLEGE ADELBERT COLLEGE THE SOUTH IVIINNESOTA COLORADO IVIISSISSIPPI UNIVERSITY OF UNIVERSITY OF UNIVERSITY OF UNIVERSITY OF VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN IOWA STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS E 214 TUFTS COLLEGE MASS. INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY TULANE UNIVERSITY CORNELL UNIVERSITY NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY LELAND STANFORD, IR., UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY I BROWN UNIVERSITY WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO ARMOUR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY DARTMOUTH COLLEGE VVEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY BAKER UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS UNIVERSITY OF MI-SSOURI LAFAYETTE COLLEGE PURDUE UNIVERSITY WASHINGTON MAINE CINCINNATI GEORGIA UNIVERSITY OF UNIVERSITY OF UNIVERSITY OF UNIVERSITY OF SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH IVIIAMI UNIVERSITY Beia Omicron Chapier Established III ISQO I FRATRES IN FACULTATE ROLLA CLINTON CARPENTER FRANCIS JOSEPH SEERY FRATRES IN URBE ROGER WILLIAMS CLAPP PHILLIPS HENRY MALLORY WILLIAM ADAMS COULTER LAWRENCE DUNBAR EDSON ARMIN CHARENTON FRANK ROBERT STEWART MENZIES WATSON GILES HARDING JOSEPH SIDNEY BARR JO HARNLY CABLE KENNETH BARNARD CHAMP HARRY MOORE EDWARDS SENIOR FRASER JUNIOR ERNEST CLEVELAND FORTIER JOHN HART GEORGEI'MAURICE ABBOTT RAYMOND GORDON CLARK EUGENE ALFRED LEINROTH AUGUSTUS PENN PIGMAN DEVILLO CORBIN CHURCH RAYMOND GORDON CLARK FRANK GRTHWEIN EVERTS RALPH LOUIS LOCHNER EDWARD MORGAN ST. JOHN MONROE MARSH SWEETLAND S GEORGE PAUL HEFFERNAN HERBERT BENJAMIN KNOX, JR. DONALD LEE IVIALLORY LINUS VERE WINDNAGLE DEGR.AAF WOODMAN S CONVERSE HILL KIRK WESLEY I-IOWRY WILLIS SACKETT KNIGHTON FABER JOSEPH MCFADDEN LAWRENCE VICTOR SMITH ROBERT BRUCE WARDEN WILLIAM HENRY JACKSON WOODFORD SOPHOMORES FRED WILLIAM SULTAN JOSEPH DAVID TRETHAWAY WILLIAM TRETHAWAY7 JR. LEWIS HUXLEY YEOMANS FRESHMEN HARVEY BLATCHFORD MARTLING ELLIOTT BUTLER MASON EVERETT EWING NOBLE HENRY IVIORRIS ZOOK s me Zia, 95:14, 239 Zia, ALPHA OF 'MV' Lmxwh H 53253 QAQJJ d'Ef'W-, ,?'3.al'J:J Sigma Phi Founded at Union Ccllege 1827 ROLL NEW YORK BETA OF NEW YORK ALPHA OF DELTA OF ALPHA OF ALPHA OF ALPHA OF EPSILON O ALPHA OF ALPHA OF MASSACHUSETTS NEW WYORK VERMONT lX4ICHIGAN PENNSYLVANIA F NEW YORK XVISCONSIN CALIFORNIA GF CHAPTERS Union College . Hamilton College . Wiilliams College . Hobart College . University of Vermont University of Nlichigari Lehigh University . Cornell University University of Wisconsin University of California 216 1827 1831 1834 1840 1845 1858 1887 1890 1908 IQI2 Epsilon of New York Established in 1890 FRATRES IN FACULTATE GEORGE PRENTISS BRISTOL ANDREW DICKSON WHITE SENIQRS WILLIAM DOOLITTLE CRIM CHARLES HENRY RAMSEY JOHN FINNEY MERRICK BRANDRETH SYMONDS, JR. . JOHN HAROLD VICKERS JUNIORS GSWALD CAMMANN BREWSTER PHILIP DOUGLAS PLANNER WALTER BRAINERD CRANE WVILLIAM ROSE GIBBON SIDNEY CLARK DOOLITTLE LESTER FINNEY MERRICK GUSTAV ERBE, JR. BLEEKER PROVOOST SEAMAN SOPHOIVIGRES EDWARD BROWNING BLUE ROBERT IMLAY CHARLES,WILBUR CAHOON, JR. CHARLES WILSON JEFFERSON RICHARD FERRIS DURHAM CHARLES LOVELL IKRIBS, JR. SETH WALLACE HEARTFIELD NELSON BREESE DELAVAN EDWARD WINTHROP TAYLOR FRESHMEN DWIGHT RUSSELL CHAMBERLAIN MOTTE ALSTON HAMILTON WILLIAM SLAUGHTER COVINGTON MAURICE IQINGSLEY HEARTFIELD WILLIAM HAROLD EMERSON WILLARD DOUGLAS HOPKINS s Sfgma WG, W ff .Ag V 715 'N I 5IA AWK S 1911161 -ENS-A-. me W Founded I 855 EW Chi ROII Of Chapters Jlukartg LM SI3'-EEIWLISSITLT--S A gm? ,bElk1LqL 'f l 1 I fafgsf-QII,,jS1,'A Y S J FEL API If Mgwy I I A W ID 1206 LH . , ' Ml' - F V :I f -... I '--' A - , Y- -- I -fam? A -- I YTTA EE. H, I-Ama' F -2 ma i-V ' ' N Q fm N farf. .fem 2 'lf.':1'f'sAwSJ'VQAQIAQIAA -EA. . I - If , A, -A-f-:IA 1.. f--, w:..'. -1- ,s . f. I.RzwEf , '- ES-, f 'Y ' 'Es-A Nl WfI E:?g-mf. 'gs' , ' , arg 'Qg1f,I:rqi1A' .. A... ' ,WjIfI'f?'I'E, D... I , fri- ' IVIIAMI UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF WOOSTER OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY INDIANA UNIVERSITY DENISON UNIVERSITY DE PAUW UNIVERSITY DICKINSON COLLEGE BUTLER COLLEGE LAFAYETTE COLLEGE HANOVER COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY I-IOBART COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA BELOIT COLLEGE STATE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA BXIASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY ILLINOIS PVESLEYAN UNIVERSITY WISCONSIN TEXAS IQANSAS OREGON NORTH DAKOTA UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY WABASH COLLEGE CASE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE TRINITY COLLEGE BROWN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO OF OF OF OF OF 2 18 TULANE UNIVERSITY ALBION COLLEGE LEHIGH UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CAL, CORNELL UNIVERSITY - PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE - VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY LELAND STANFORD, JR., UNIVERSITY COLORADO COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF IVIONTANA PURDUE UNIVERSITY CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI DARTIVIOUTH COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS KENTUCKY STATE COLLEGE WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF IVIISSOURI UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO UNIVERSITY OF IVIAINE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY ARKANSAS GEORGIA PITTSBURGH UTAH UNIVERSITY OF UNIVERSITY OF UNIVERSITY OF UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE I Alpha Phi Chapfer Established in I 890 I FRATRES IN FACULTATE JOHN WILLIAM HEBEL - FREDERICK MILLER SMITH SENIORS HOWARD BOYER FLOCK ALFRED REED, JR. EDWARD KOHNE KILINGELHOFER A WILLIAM DURRELL SIEBERN JOHN HINTON LOPEZ DEGRAY WHITE BRAINARD CLEVELAND NORTON STEWART COLLINS WILSON JUNIORS I ROSS GARRISON BENNETT RAYMOND JAMES LALLY VAL ALLAIN BROWNING ' CHARLES LOUIS THOMAS, JR. . HENRY DOWLEY WHITAKER SOPHOMORES DAVID WRIGHT BAKER RALPH CHAMBERS GWILLIAM EDWARD EUGENE CONROY CHARLES HUGH LOUNSBURY HUDSON JOHN POTWIN CORRIGAN LOUIS OLIVER KLINGELHOFER MACGREGOR DAVIDSON HAROLD ROBSON LEBLOND A FRANKLIN PARSONS O,BRIEN FRESHMEN GEORGE ESTRATE ATHANA DONALD BIRMINGHAM KING PETER CONRAD DE CONINGH RICHARD PARMELY KRAUS ALGER EUGENE HUNKIN HENRY MATHER LOWMAN MILWARD STAFFORD HUNKIN WHITNEY SCOTT MCGUIRE ALVIN CANFIELD PURDY PLEDGE ALVIN ARTHUR MEARS I I I Syma Chi 1 , 9933 K i t ' 0 llliiliullllilnlf j IP1llllQUll1 l Q:Q'1:1:f:f'1:1:QE i'1QQl1'lllllllll I we HJ Xyiilx g wx MMQQQ QQFEQEHS Liga I J ,I ' N I Delia Chi Founded at Cornell 1890 ROLL OF CHAPTERS CORNELL Corndllhnverdty . . NEW WYORK New York University . DAINNESOTA LhnverQty'OfDAHnnesOta . . MICHIGAN University Of Michigan . . DICKINSON Dickinson University . . CHICAGO-:KENT Chicago-Kent Law School . BUFBMO UnWemhyOfBuHdO . . QSGOODE HALL University of Toronto . 0 SYRACUSE SyracuseTlniverMty TJNION Albany LavfSchoOl . OHIO STATE Ohio State University CHICAGO University Of Chicago . GEORGETOWN Georgetown University . PENNSYLVANIA University of Pennsylvania VIRGINIA University Of Virginia . . STANFORD LekuH1Stanford,Jrw Lhnverdty . TEXAS University of Texas . . . VVASHINGTON I lhnverdty ofVVashingtOn . . FJEBRASKA, IlniverQty'OfTJebraska . . SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 1 University of Southern California CALIFORNIA University of California . . IOEVA, Tlniversity of Iovva . . . IQENTUCKY University of Kentucky . 220 1890 1891 1892 1892 1893 1896 1897 1897 1897 1901 19o2 1903 1903 IQO4 IQOS 1905 1907 I9O8 1909 IQIO IQIO 1912 1914 Cornell Chapfer Established in I 890 FRATRES 'IN FACULTATE HOWARD EDWARD BABCOCK FRATRES IN URBE STEPHEN EDWIN BANKS HOWARD BURK BESSEMER DANIEL A. REED 1 HAROLD NEELAND BIGK WILLIAM CORNWALL CLARK MILTON DE BAUN JOHN DONALD DOWD GEORGE THOMAS FRANKLIN FREDERICK EUGENE BAILEY HENRY BICK, JR. GEORGE WINEIELD BRAYMER JOHN ARTHUR JENNINGS HAROLD CLARK KENNEDY WILLIAM SABIN BENNETT JAMES ALDEN EWING - NATHAN HENDERSON HAWLEY WILLIAM THOMPSON KERR GEORGE FREDERICK ROGALSKY HARRY GEORGE STUTZ MONROE MARSH SWEETLAND SENIORS JOHN HUYLER HAUPT FRANK BOSTWICK INGERSOLL HUGH ROSS JOHNSTONE ELLIOTT MORSE MCGINNIES FLOYD WILLIAM SNYDER V CHARLES WILLE JUNIORS GEORGE MONROE, JR. ALPHEUS RANDOLPH PHELPS JOHN R.UPLEY SCHWARTZ ALAN DEAN WARNER J. BERT WILSON SOPHOMORES ' RANDALL JAMES LEBOEUF, JR. SCOTT BRYDEN MASON DAVID ROBERTS PERRY FRANK GRAY ROYCE HARRY STANLEY TAYLOR FRESHMEN FRED VAN NESS BRADLEY DEWITT CLINTON GOULD HARRY THOMPSON KRANZ JOHN FRANCIS CANNON EDWARD BURROW K.EAR JAMES HERBERT KRIECK HAROLD DUKE JAMES DAVIS KING GREGORY FURLONG MILLS JOHN ROGERS GURNEE JAMES CARTER KNAPP EDWARD ALBERT SCHWARTZ 5 Qelfa 1 ,. F, -,I ,N I N 5' P- f -- C A X : dw' , 'QI 5 I j ,Fi . S:,':-vswfmaf' YSL ' ' I f g, X ,.-15 jf. :Caja A , - V, va. ,fy I ' H 253 LL, 'fiff . A.Qff1w:f'1 ' 'TM I I Lf' jf!! ' .PJ ' --Q4:LL,2 ' f' - .,.. flgilfgjfzg ' - Zflwf GSR: ','Lf gf HI IIAIWZ AS,Y,.f,.- N-.,-f x' , 33,5-:Jw mtH,'AIrQf ,SLI-gy 4 ,N ,Se.zLU'5Wfw f wi, I A I M' M f'Z-Zj':J7- I f. 22:7 I' 'I ff:,wf,.- 4. 'f I E, ,A f 1,-V 'f QQ' 555' fx ,A A,4'f,,4w L' 13,3 Ies2lT,g-f-ALLHfZe7:4j?'1' ' , -f'tty f :Q Sigma Alpha Epsilon A Founded March 9, 1856 ROLL OF CHAPTERS UNIVERSITY OF IVIAINE BOSTON UNIVERSITY IVIASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY HARVARD UNIVERSITY WORCESTER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE CORNELL UNIVERSITY COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY SAINT STEVENS COLLEGE ALLEGHENY COLLEGE DICKINSON COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA GETTYSBURG COLLEGE GEORGE WVASHINGTON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA WVASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY DAVIDSON COLLEGE WOFFORD COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA MERCER UNIVERSITY EMORY COLLEGE GEORGIA SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN .ADRIAN COLLEGE MOUNT UNION COLLEGE OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY SYMCUSE UNIVERSITY SOUTHWESTERN BAPTIST UNIVERSITY CASE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE FRANKLIN COLLEGE PURDUE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA OREGON STATE COLLEGE 222 NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO UNIVERSITY OF BZIINNESOTA UNIVERSITY OF XVISCONSIN UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI XIVASHINGTON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA UNIVERSITY OF IOWA UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS IOWA STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO DENVER UNIVERSITY COLORADO SCHOOL OF IVIINES UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY TULANE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY BETHEL COLLEGE KENTUCKY STATE COLLEGE SOUTHWESTERN PRESBYTERIAN UNIVERSITY CUMBERLAND UNIVERSITY VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH UNIVERSITY OF INDIANA UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS DARTNIOUTH COLLEGE LELAND STANFORD, IR., UNIVERSITY UNION UNIVERSITY ' UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH DAKOTA IVIILLIKEN UNIVERSITY ISANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY WASHINGTON STATE COLLEGE BELOIT COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH ew York Alpha Chapfer Establishgd in 1891 A , T ' FRATRES IN FACULTATE ROBERT LEVVIS MCKIERNAN HARRY PORTER WELD ALLYN ABBOTT YOUNG FRATRES IN URBE BOURKE BAYLESS I WILLIAM STANTON LADD LLOYD BEMIS ERNEST FITCHARD LING SENIORS HOBERT WIN.SHIP BARNES FRANK HAUCKE DAVID ROGER MUNSICK A EVERETT CHARLES READ GEORGE BERTRAM ROBBINS WALTER LEROY SAUNDERS CARL DICKEY SMITH JOSEPH FREDERICK STAMPFER DONALD CHURCH THOMPSON VIMONT CARPENTER WELCH JUNIORS WILLIAM JEROME CLARK HE.RBERT OSCAR EISENBEIS HOWARD ALEXANDER MCGREW STUART ARTHUR READ HAMILTON HARVEY ROBERTS ADRIAN THOMAS SHANNON ROBERT NEVIN STANDISH RICHARD HOLT SWINTON RONALD CAMPBELL VAN ATTA FRANCIS CRESSY WILBUR SOPHOMGRES WALTER HAROLD BATTS LEON GILBERT CLAY WILLIAM HENRY CORWITH JOSEPH TORMEY DEGRANGE GEORGE FREDERICK ENSWORTH ' FRANK WADSWORTH FRESHM HAROLD HOWARD CLARY GEORGE WILLIAM CLAY GEORGE BEACH HEALEY HERBERT HARRINGTON LINNELL WALTER LELAND INGHAM WALTER JULIUS MEIER THOMAS CAFFEY ROBERTSON ROBERT KNIGHT STORY FRANK JORDAN TAYLOR EN ROBERT CONKLING PHILLIPS MICHAEL BROWN REYNOLDS ' THOMAS NIEREDITH STAMPFER JOHN DUANE STROCK I Sgyma ygznfna, Cgps Zion, 223 ALPHA BETA GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ETA LAMBDA NU X1 OMICRON P1 RHO Delia Phi Founded at Union College I827 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Union College Brown University New York University . Columbia University . Rutgers College . . University of Pennsylvania . Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Lehigh University . I . Johns Hopkins University Shetneld Scientific School Cornell University . University of Virginia 224 I827 1838 1841 1842 1845 1849 1864 1884 1885 1889 1891 1908 Pi Chapter Established in ISQI FRATRES IN FACULTATE LANE COOPER BRYANT FLEMING GORDON ELLWOOD WIGHTMAN PRATRES IN URBE CLARENCE D. TARBELL . GEORGE SCHUYLER TARBELL SENIORS HENRY PARSONS BOGGIS WILLIAM CALDER, JR. HENRY WALLACE CALDWELL HOLLIS HANEORD DANN HENRY WARE JONES, JR. GEORGE STEWART KING MURRAY MCCONNEL MAURICE MEYER MINTON, JR CLIFFORD DURAND SMITH FRANK GIFFORD TALLMAN, JR. JUNIGRS KENNETH FORD COFFIN JOHN WARD MARTIN JOSEPH EDDY GILLINGHAM CRAIG RALPH NEUHAUS FREDERICK LEWIS DRAKE GARRETT AMOS TAYLOR ALBERT HUNTINGTON HOOKER, JR. JAMES JOSEPH WELCH, JR. SOPHOMORES GEORGE WASHINGTON BAEKELA ND HAROLD APPLETON BALL WALLACE PEARNE BEARDSLEY HENRY CLAY CHEYNEY, JR. WILLIAM HOLBROOK CLEMINSHAW, JR. EDWARD MARKS DEEMS, JR. FRESHM DONALD CUTLER BLANKE WINTHROP GILMAN BLEECKER ORVILLE GUY DAILY FRED FUCHS EDWIN CONVERSE HIGBEE, ZN BENJAMIN S. HUBBELL, JR. EDMUND HARDER KEILER BARTON NIEYERS, JR. WAYNE DOWNING MILLER WALTER ERNEST WIEBENSON EN ROBERT BELDEN MCFARLAND CHARLES NIADISON NIATHEVVS GUY DOWNS PLUNKETT FRANK SHERMAN VVASHBURN, WKVILLIAM PALMER XVOODCOCK QDQHQ SUM 0-7 3 D I Q Kappa Sigma rounded 187 1 0 0 apers I DSM! K, Sf1 ?' 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COLLEGE IVIERCER UNIVERSITY GEORGIA SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA DENISON UNIVERSITY ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE CUMBERLAND UNIVERSITY VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY CASE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY OF INIICHIGAN PURDUE UNIVERSITY WABASH COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF INDIANA UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS LAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO UNIVERSITY OF AKVISCONSIN UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA UNIVERSITY OF IOWA UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA WILLIAh'I JEWELL COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI MISSOURI SCHOOL OF MINES BAKER UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA MILLSAPS COLLEGE LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY TULANE UNIVERSITY SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS UNIVERSITY OF DENVER COLORADO COLLEGE COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES LELAND STANEORD, JR., UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY OF OREGON UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO IOWA STATE COLLEGE WASHINGTON STATE COLLEGE XIVASHBURN COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF IQANSAS- SOUTHWESTERN PRESBYTERIAN UNIVERSITY MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 226 Alpha Kappa Chapter FRATRES IN FA CULTATE JEREMIAH SWEETSER FERGUSON DAVID CLINTON GILLESPIE LEX RAY HESSLER DAVID FLETCHER I'IOY WILLARD WINEIELD ROWLEE ELMER SETH SAVAGE EDWARD IXLBERT WHITE FRATRES IN URBE WILLIAM DELBERT FUNKHOUSER DALY RADO GASS SENIORS RUSSELL SHEPPARD BECK JOSEPH PAUL BRIGHT I SAMUEL THOMAS BROWN CHANDLER BURPEE EUGENE BLAKELY DURR PAUL VVITHERSPOON ECKLEY JOHN CALDWELL CORLISS GARDINER JUNIORS ALBERT GARDNER IXNDERSON WILLARD RICHARDSON I'IEALD EARLE BUDD HOPPER DANIEL HENRY IVIALLAN PAUL DENNISON NIATTHEWS FRANK NELNIS, JR. THOIVIAS JAMES RYAN CHARLES WALLACE WVEBB RICHARD THOMAS GUILBERT JOHN HAYDOCK, 3rd DONALD FOGLE INNES STANLEY OVERHOLT LAW ORRIN STOREY RUSSELL STANLEY HOWE SISSON ROGER EATON STEWART ALFRED BRYAN PATTERSON, JR. FRANCIS BLAIR SANDO JOHN DAVIS SAUTERS, JR. WILLIAM DARLINGTON M. SHUMAN CHARLES COOPER STALTER EDWIN HEWES THOMAS ANDREW JACKSON WHITNEY, 3rd SOPHOMORES EDGAR SCHUYLER BANGHART JOHN MEREDITH HOGAN WILLIAM MITCHELL IRISH, 3I'd. ' THOMAS WALTER IQENNEDY GEORGE EDGAR ICNOWLTON, JR. GEORGE BON BONNHORST PEARSON ROBERT GATES SKINNER CHAUNCEY JUDD STEWART HOWARD LAVVRENCE JIVICKERHANI FRESHMEN RICHARD MARTIN BURR EDDY HALSEY CROWELL JOHN BENJAMIN IVICCLATCHY WVILLIAM BELL RfIEGEAR, JR. JOHN CALVIN HILL, JR. . GEORGE CARSON POTTS DURWARD BELLMONT IQENNEDY, JR. XKVILLIAM IVIERRIAM STEVENSON VINCENT VANDERVOORT . .-'2 - , .- 6, f-V' - apjna, Llgma, 227 w w .MLQ .-.-nl-E .-r,.'-,Z-: f , .I Y L - u-44.1 -1-3. 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ERATRES IN FACULTATF1 1 ,rj HENRY KENNEDY DAVIS OTHON GOEPP GUERLAC Il' I WALTER STEBBINS FORD EUGENE DAVIS MONTILLON ,XI ww I I, FRATER IN URBE FRED HAYES SMITH SENIORS A CHARLES IVICKARAHER BOMEISLER WILLIAM LEROY LIPPINCOTT ERNEST CLINTON CHADBOURNE LOUIS RAYMOND SKINNER CHARLES EPPLEUR, JR. ALAN SPARKS ALLEN SIDNEY FRENCH WILLIAM DELMORE THOMPSON LYSTER MEADOWS HETHERINGTON CARL HENRY WALKER T I I JUNIORS I 5 U ' I ,I FRANK RUNDIO FINCH ARCHIBALD COBB HALLOCK ARTHUR MAX DIETRICH MANLY MASON GALE LOUIS BROWN NIALONEY SOPHOMORES JOHN CHARLES FRIEDRICH V PAUL STROM HOLST ARCHIBALD WARREN MARSHALL FRESHMAN XVILLIAM MAHL 'I I+ If I I I SAM!! A Jlifihdi, WMM J. 9, sm, 3-W 1.14, V, sr, lf .fn I get 0 O ,lrwsfw ' ms? jml f-'ill N f SW? sig sang-w kj , ,A trim! P k ,. 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TENNESSEE GEORGIA ROLL OF CHAPTERS 2 Ohio State University Pennsylvania State College University of Illinois Cornell University Michigan Agricultural College New Hampshire State College University of Nebraska North Carolina State College University of. lVIinnesOta University of Vermont Iowa State College University of Wiscoiisin Colorado Agricultural College University of Nlaine University of Missouri Wasliington State College University of California Purdue University University of Kansas North Dakota Agricultural College University of Kentucky University of Tennessee University of Georgia FRATRES IN FACULTATE Cornell Chapfer Established in IQOI THOMAS ALEXANDER BAKER FREDERICK GARDNER BEHRENDS RALPH WRIGHT CURTIS OLIVER WESLEY DYNES ROYAL GILKEY EARLE VOLCART HARDENBURG KENNETH CARTER LIVERMORE ALBERT RUSSELL MANN GEORGE WALTER TAILBY, JR. ARTHUR LEE THOMPSON CHARLES HENRY TUCK EMIL CONRAD VOLZ WESLEY WORTH WARSAW LOUIS ARTHUR ZIMM FRATRES IN MAX FLAVELL ABELL ROYAL GOULD BIRD ROBERT MIEFLIN SNYDER SENIORS ROBERT ABRAHAM BROWNING PAUL RUSSELL CHAPPELL ARTHUR DAVID DAVIES WAYLAND PATTERSON FROST HAROLD OSBORNE JOHNSON GEORGE TURNER DIBBLE CHARLES FRANK GILMAN JOSEPH BRACKIN KIRKLAND RONALD GLEN KNAPP RUSSELL ROBBINS LORD URBF. GEORGE STEBBINS :KEPHART HAROLD MACY DANIEL STENTZ MORGAN RALPH FULFORD PERKINS FRANCIS WELLS REEVE ISAAC NEWTON VOORHEES JUNIORS RAYMOND ARNOLD PERRY JAMES LEE ROTHWELL MAURICE SPENCER RUSSELL CARL ARTHUR RUDOLF TINNE HAROLD HURD WIDNEY RHO LM SOPHOMORES WILLIAM DELAMERE AKEHURST RICHARD HOUGHTON NIARTIN HAROLD BENEDICK GIFFORD JULIUS EDWARD PARSONS DANIEL HEMMINGWAY HELLER ABRAM SCOTT PEARCE WILLIAM RUDOLPH BERNARD HINE EDWIN ROSS PEARCE CVWJDZLCL GZS-fa, 231 Y- I I ,I HA! Ju ,. ' I F X, zgma I SH Ll Founded 1869 I : ., A E . If, ROII Of Chapters A ' I BQ 5 Ja' Q6 Q' I I , IFE S fy-J J i 'R 'ffl I 'A Y X I v ' nm ' RIA 1 Q .,' S Nr J I 2 ,ff amfva v U at 11 I M Iwi? r I NO -f J J' -TIL F If Off?-H Iii , In L Imp ILL iw BAA UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA BETHANY COLLEGE NIERCER UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA HOWARD COLLEGE NORTH GEORGIA AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITYL EMORY COLLEGE LEHIGH UNIVERSITY MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY I UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS Q LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERLSITY UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA DE PAUW UNIVERSITY PURDUE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF INDIANA ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE MOUNT UNION COLLEGE STATE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY WILLIAM JEWELL COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA, UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT NORTH CAROLINA A. AND IMI. 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ALFRED VERNON JANNOTTA IVON HAROLD BUDD HOWARD JEROME LUDINGTON JOSEPH HOWARD GRAY FREDERICK WHITE ROBERTS I ERNEST PLACE JAGGARD HAL EMERSON SCHENCK A JUNIORS SPENCER THORNDYKE ALDEN JOHN MURRAY MCCLELLAN STEWART CHADWICK ' HAROLD ARTHUR PULLIAM ROBERT WALLIS IQNOX, JR. JAMES MCKENDREE REILEY I SGPHOMORES' CHARLES WHEATON ALLEN 1 MAHLON HENRY BEAKES GEORGE ALDEN BENTON, JR. EDWARD 'STEPHENS BETTCHER MERVIN CASE FRANK PENDLETON CLARK JAY HOWELL FISH ' ' JOHN BOWMAN ELBERT RUSSELL FISHER SAMUEL COLVER GIST, JR. FRANCIS SKIFF JANNOTTA JOHN HAMILTON KURTZ EDWARD BURNHAM MCELROY EDWARD ELLINGTON NEILL PV-ILLIAM KENNETH PATTERSON PLATTI A F RESHMEN ' PAUL LATAUNT BLEAKLEY THEODORE EDWARD HALL ' JOHN NIXON BULLEN I -MAXWELL WALTHOUR LIPPITT JOHN' CRAWFORD CRAWFORD I PAUL HARING MINTON PAUL RAYMER Y bignfna, JVL4, I 233 -1 1- .fq1'1L 1-.1115 1 1:'l1 ':1f'A 1,-ff ,.,111jE1111 11 , 1,1-,Tr 11113, 1 51-Lw1 k QQMF1-111 1 1 lvA'A411?' 11,1-1 1111'1L' ' 1 . 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'41, ,.-311. 51 ' Bandhu Founded in IQO2 FRATRES IN FACULTATE THOMAS ROLAND BRIGGS BERNARD WILLIAM SHAPER CHARLES ANTONINUS CARROLL THEODORE LEVI SMITH JULIAN DANA CORRINGTON FRED WALDORF STEWART SAMUEL ARCHER MUNEORD JUSTIN FEDERAL VVAIT FRATRES IN URBE HARRY GIFFORD BULL MARTIN BUELL TINKER SENIORS GERALD MARTIN BEST RVILLIAM EDWARD KUCHLER GEORGE EMMES CASSIDY CHARLES VANWIE NIORRIS CYRUS GIBSON DAVISSON CHARLES VICTOR PARSELL, JR, RICHARD KUCHER HOAGLAND EDWIN DELESPINE ROSS WILLIS EDMONSTON KNAPP CHARLES JOHN SELIGMANN RVILLIAM JOHNSTON XIVHEELER JUNIOR HENRY CHRISTIAN CARL :KUCHLER . I SOPHOMORES HARRY GRISWOLD CHAPIN FORD HAPGOOD MACBERTY ALMON JAMES FOWLER ARTHUR EDWARD IVIIDDLEHURST EARLE COLE HUNT , PERCY SUYDAM WILSON FRESHMEN ROGER SCUERMAN CLARK ROBERT CECIL POOLEY SCHUYLER ALDEN PERRINE EDWARD HEATH VANDUZEE Bandhm 235 ALPHA BETA GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ZETA ETA THETA IOTA KAPPA LAMBDA MU NU X1 OMICRON Pr RHO SIGMA TAU UPsrLoN - nagg mgcbafl fe k t Q ,. MlfVQl Ze, .1 ,f 4 Q A ss ' t A A - A .'i , ,fl jx. Theta Xi Founded 1864 ROLL OP CHAPTERS . Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Shellield Scientific School, Yale . Stevens Institute of Technology . Nlassachusetts Institute of Technology Columbia University Cornell University Lehigh University Purdue University . Washington University . Rose Polytechnic Institute . Pennsylvania State College . Iowa State University . University of California I . Iowa University . University of Pennsylvania Carnegie Institute of Technology . University of Texas . University of lVIichigan . Leland Stanford, Jr., University . University of Washington 236 41,513 l Zeta Chapter Established in 1903 FRATRES IN URBE FRANCIS WILKINSON HAY RUDD BRYANT HAYES RAY MILTON KOON RAYMOND MCCORMICK KENNEDY EDWARD MARK GEIBEL FREDERICK CLARKSON FARNSWORTH SENIORS I ROBERT FIELDING EDWARDS HENRY SABINE FISHER STANLEY CORTLAND GARMAN JOHN HENRY HATHAWAY ROBERT ERNEST PERRY, JR. LUTHER LOCKE RICHARDSON A JUNIORS LESTER PERCY CLARK WHITNEY COFFIN COLBY CHARLES WARD COMSTOCK JOHN KENNARD CONANT MELVIN ABBOTT CONANT FINLAY ERSKINE FORBES VICTOR BUDD GEIBEL I JAMES ELMER HARRINGTON FRANCIS BLAKELEY MCSTOCKER NORMAN GEORGE MARTIN ARTHUR LEWIS NIARTSOLF SOPHOMORES DONALD DUDDILESTON BARNES RAYNARD CHRISTIANSON EMIN HASSAN - RAYMOND KELLOGG HOWE WILLIS EDWARD HUGHES HENRY ROHRER MILLER LAWRENCE STUART WATERBURY . FRESHMEN HENRY JOHN BENISCH HUGH RODERICK CARR EDGAR WOLCOTT FOSTER PHILIP ALLISON FULTON ANDREW JAMES RONALD HELPS HAROLD TALBOT LACEY WILLIAM DAVID CHARLES RONALD MATHER EDWARD LLEWELYN MATHEWS GEORGE ELLIS QUIMBY WATSON LEWIS SAVAGE, JR. COLEMAN HOBART SHERWOOD ALANSON FOLLANSBEE SMITH STEWART L 6725561 X' 2237 I L , V , , My g f QS 'iiw f JW' u f ' df's'u'-'-fi - Y 1 W Aw if -.M h is ,. , ' , . iw ' '?ff1:m5,'fw df.: 5, 7, N X, af., mg-1:.-:.Q '- wh 'LW 'sfo G ss'9-Wiaf-1f9v5SzQ.5 ' .V .. - MH? v ' -' , J 1 if 1' -. 1 ' ff M.. T W 'ff 1 ' -Z 1 'f KT 'F U' ' ' . jk' L i f k, if- W 11 fs if, .wb-msw gx ' 43, ir vs.. sw f 4 , , W I A ,wifi Pi? 1 ' ,f 1 +1 W 3 X n L Vx WP' F A Q ' Wx X. Q ,nw K wilt. A g -fp 'af I' A 1-'F .Q :vm my JM..-,a , 1, .1.:v-ur, - Var, ',, i.,r WY' Q 51 -'F 2--HW ' 238 3 1 492,11-3 firiff 1 'iwhjrg KE ,M Ms ' I 5,5212 U ,K M H JE if U3 V3 EL Ll ,. 4, L , 1. ff E 'K , M r I U ,N ., 'N IM ni ,Q il' ' w mv ,T Y, ,-yu, ,QV s N I W 5 W , 1 1 v , , ,, , V W, , . .W W1 -I Zodiac Founded in IQO4' PRATRES IN PACULTATE JOSEPH QUINCY ADAMS CHARLES LEE CRANDALIL GEORGE GLEASON BOGERT GEORGE ABRAM EVERETT CARL CRANDALL CLARK SUTHERLAND NORTHUP FRATRES IN URBE WILLIAM FORREST LEE WILLIAM HAZLITT SMITH SENIORS HENRY HUNTINGTON BATJER RANDOLPH VIVIAN CAUTLEY . GEORGE TITUS BARTON - ' DAVID HARRY CHANDLER, JR. HERBERT HOWE BUCK THOMAS PHILLIPS KNAPP JUNIORS ARTHUR HERBERT DALZELL DONALD HARMON HERSHEY PHILIP LANGFORD DAVIDSON WALTER FOX SMITH THEODORE EMMETT GATY, JR. GLENN WILLIAM SUTTON SOPHGMORES JOSEPH WALTON BOLGIANO RAYMOND LYLE READING ROBERT PARKS GRANT, JR. HAROLD MEADE SMITH WILLIAM ROBBINS HOCKING GEORGE STONE JAMES WILLIAM TISDALE FRESHMEN ALLERTON EDDY RUSSELL OLIN HOOKER JESSE WARREN FLECK .JAMES RICHARD LEWIS EVERETT WINFIELD LINS Z3 oficzo 239 1,1 1 '1 1 X 1 ' 1 '-'HY M L 1 1'. 1. . 1 ' 1 1 . ,, .1.. ,., fn- 1 U. , U1. - A . 11 , I., , , , -5451, , 1 .I 1 51 1 1 A 1 1 '11 '1 1 1 11 1 lxl' 1 F11 Q1 11' 11 W1 ' 1 1 1 H' 1,1 1 11 1, 1 -1 1 W1 1 111 1 W 1 1 1 1! t , 11' 111 .'1' .223 V ' , Q ','f:',.QQ-!QQl,1L:Q.gI7. Y 1 1 , v - ,eq Y Mg., Q- . -,. ,H VY 1, Wili 11 1 1 f 1 1 1 - ,,,. ,.., Y, ,L .ff I U:-LY, cl tif f! 7'7T 'i'l11 E 1 1 1 11 N1 x 1-Q 1 rf f 1 A Q 11, 1 1 1 4 . 1: .- I 1 1 f 11 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' E if N 11 1 g H, ,f 1 1 1 1 ' A , ., 5 I y I ,-ji fig 'J 1 ' I, 41 , I M Long Island Club 9 Founded in IQO4 J V, If H ERATRES IN EAGULTATE , V WILLIAM SILLIMAN FOSTER THOMAS ROLAND BRIGGS MI e KENNETH' ARTHUR TAPSCOTT V , i. , ' FRATRES IN ,URBE FRANK BERIO BAILEY LEIGHTON PAYSON RAND V DAVID FAIRMAN TABER, JR. SENIORS ERNEST CARSON HUNT, JR. FREDERICK CLAIR VAN DUSEN JUNIGRS DUDLEY BARNCE HAGERMAN CRAWFORD COOK HALSEY CYRUS WICKHAM JAGGER SOPHOMORES GEORGE SINGLETON HISCOCK LESTER HANSEL DAWSON CARLETON CAMPBELL ,PAUL FORDHAM NUGENT FRESHMEN ' JOHN CARLESS MORRIS NELSON JOHN SPRINGSTEEN RANDALL BROCKNER PURDY LEON ALBERT SWIRBUL lgnkg Isfczncf if Q. 241 F51 - wf' F' ,, .. 4111 .. -Fx? iEf?'M'Yf:fifQ ---4? N'-'H' 1 V 7 P, 11 1 .M W W X, ,l ' , M - .I 4'-ww . .1 nz,- . fu f, an WMV V , lm 9 I n , X i I i x ' s , .Bm .V xv X N 'I I . xi I.. il W I V x H Nm ,ff 1 F ,tgin 1. ww , I pl . F5 , W qi 3 1 + , , 35 I W 'uuumminimwM 5v 1 v, W muf ulnu in I H5 1 n A' mu 1? M A+ . 4 uv' W N l mllm J L W an LAM lb 'i V 'tm' . Qian, Hf 15 ii ,E g N 2 M jp Slzvgl 242 A -EM- -3 H 121 Seal and Serpeni Founded in IQO5 FRATER IN FACULTATF, JOSEPH WILLIAM GAVETT, JR. FRATER IN URBF, DONALD WATSON CADY SENIORS HOWARD PARKHILL BABCOCK PHILIP GEORGE DRABELLE I FRANKLIN FURMAN BETTS ROBERT DORRANCE INGALLS EDWARD IRVING CONNOR, JR. FREDERICK GILBERT PALEN FABIAN MCKEON SMITH JUNIORS NORMAN CLARK BABCOCK ROBERT MALCOLM GAVETT RUSSELL BEAUMONT EVANS ROGER EASTMAN NORMAN MURDOCK TINKHAM SOPHOMORES ROGER BAILEY GEORGE WHITE BAIRD ALAN ELLSWORTH HILDRETH , FRESHMEN ROBERT EDWARD SCOTT FRANK WYCROFF MACCULLOUGH Seal and Serp eni- 243 ALPHA DELTA EPSILON . THETA IQAPPA MU LAMBDA ZETA SIGMA ETA IOTA NU X1 OMICRON RHo Pr PHI TAU- UPSILON . 'CHI Psi OMEGA Zeta Beta Tau Founded 1898 ROLL OF CHAPTERS , College of the City of New York Columbia University New York University University of Pennsylvania Cornell University Boston University Western Reserve University Case School of Applied Science Tulane University - Union University Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute Qhio State University lVIassachusetts Institute of Technology Syracuse University University of Illinois Louisiana State University University of Nlichigan I-Iarvard University McGill University University of Virginia University of Alabama University of Missouri 244 Kappa Chapter Established in 1907 FRATRES IN URBE I. K. BERNSTEIN A. WILFRED FEINBERG EZRA JOHN FEINBERG SENIORS ELI MAURICE FRIEDMAN NIAX JUDD WASSERMAN JOSEPH ADOLPH HELLER AUSTIN WELLHOUSE YOUNG JUNIORS JACOB AUGENBLICK JACK ALBERT GUGGENHEIM BERNARD FRANK BURGUNDER FREDERICK LEOPOLD KATZ DUDLEY CRAWFORD COHEN VICTOR ROSSMAN KAUFMANN BENJAMIN HERBERT LUSTBERG A SOPHOMORES BRUNO VOLTAIRE BITKER STEPHEN LOUIS NORDLINGER MERWIN JESSE FINKELSTEIN HAROLD FRANK NIILLER ALFRED ELIAS FISCHER ABNER JOSEPH RUBIN FRBSHMFN JOSEPH AUGENBLICK WALTER LYON KATZENSTEIN PAUL BENJAMIN FRANKLIN WALTER MARX ROMAN JACOB GRIEL LEONARD MAX MASIUS BENJAMIN WALTER HIRSH SAMUEL ALBERT SACK SAMUEL JOSEPH SOLOMON GLA .v--J Zia, Qezfa, in Acacia Fraterniiy Founded at University of Michigan 1904 ROLL OF CHAPTERS UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN . LELAND STANFORD, JR., UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ISLANSAS . UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA . UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA . OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY HARVARD UNIVERSITY . UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS . UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY OF NIINNESOTA UNIVERSITY OF VVISCONSIN UNIVERSITY OF NIISSOURI CORNELL UNIVERSITY PURDUE UNIVERSITY , UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO YALE UNIVERSITY . COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY IowA STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF IowA . . PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO . UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY . KANSAS STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE 246 Ann Arbor, Michigan Palo Alto, California Lawrence, Kansas Lincoln, Nebraska Berkeley, California Columbus, Ohio Cambridge, Massachusetts Champaign, Illinois Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Minneapolis, Minnesota Madison, Wisconsin Columbia, Missouri Ithaca, New York Lafayette, Indiana chicags, Illinois' New I-Iaven, Connecticut New York City, New York Ames, Iowa Iowa City, Iowa State College, Pennsylvania Boulder, Colorado Seattle, Washington Chicago, Illinois Syracuse, New York Manhattan, Kansas Cornell Chapier Established in 1907 FRATRES IN FACULTATE ARTHUR BISHOP BEAUMONT CHARLES WILLIAM BENNETT JAMES ADRIAN BIZZELL JESSE FRANKLIN BRADLEY ROBERT FRANKLIN CHAMBERLAIN KARL M. DALLENBACH JAMES ELIJAH VANDERHOEF WILLARD WALDO ELLIS VICTOR RAYMOND GAGE GEORGE ROBERT MCDERMOTT LOUIS MELVILLE MASSEY VERN BONHAM STEWART CHARLES TRACY STAGG FRATRES IN URBE RILEY HENRY HEATH LAWRENCE COOPER RUMSEY FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE WILLIAM COOKE ANDRAE WARD BEAN DANIEL STANTON BELDEN MARK WILDER BRAY ALBERT AUGUSTUS CUSHING EMMONS DAVIS DAY EUGENE PEYTON DEATRICK OLIVER WESLEY DYNES CLAUDE GRINNELLS HENRY FINCH HAND HARRY ELIAS MACK PERCY GEORGE MCVETTY CARLTON JAMES MORGAN JOHN OWINGS PRESTON HOWARD HERKIMER STRONG LLOYD HENRY TILLEY NORMAN NEVIL TILLEY EDWARD MILTON URBAND CHARLES LOUIS REAUX DEWET Cyfczcia 247 WY 5 A , MN, Ngmlfg, mm-vkqk X30 ,J ' Lf? r.- : r - xg' X, 248 Kappa Psi Founded in 1907 FRATRES IN FACULTATE EDWIN CHARLES NIAYER GEORGE MARTIN PEARSALL SENIORS HERBERT LANSING DONALDSON JAMES EDWARD GRAY CLIFFORD OTTLEY HENRY ROGER CLEVELAND JONES GEORGE ADELBERT NEWBURY MORTIMER SMITH PARKHILL HAROLD CLIFTON REED ROBERT STERNBERGER JUNIORS CHARLES DWIGHT BOIES EDWIN JOHN CARPENTER, IR. CLIFFORD CONKLIN EDWARDS CHARLES RUTHFORD INGLEE GEORGE D7ESTERRE SPENCER GEORGE FITCH XVHITE SOPHOMORES DONALD GRISWOLD COCKCROFT FREDERICK THOMAS HENRY ALFRED HALE DAVIS RICHARD EARL LASHER JULIAN MAXWELL FRESTON WILLIAM FREDERICK MENTZINGER JR MAYNARD ERWIN HALL MARVIN WOODLEY WICKHAM EUGENE FRANCIS ZEINER FRESHMEN MERLE LESLIE COCKCROET EDWIN KNAUSS qiappa psi 2-LU 42-- 15-4 +-- i Ik ll . N WN Q TX ,Eli 'ii .Q -M5 ykmgml: M11 MW wi in .',.'73iv:'l1Y'bXK5 ,W ,J Q w - i M WA '4 Wxffmig. 1 M . fi-1 if , 3 W 1 mN+Hw1TfW :: 1 - .N ' 4 XJ N W w W ,I fl nl' 'Y I M i Y f:ql L ,, , W F, ?TgK-4g....-- 51:75 ....gp mm L N ayaii I Founded in IQO7 FRATRES IN FACULTATE LEWIS HENRY BOULTER GEORGE WALTER CAVANAUGH , FRATER IN URBE GEORGE L. COLEMAN SENIORS PAUL LOUIS ABEL GTTO HENRY HAMM FREDERICK HORACE BLAKE LYNN HOWARD JOSEPH PAUL BLUNDON DENIS HENRY O7BRIEN RICHARD BRANDT, IR. RALPH CORBIN TAYLOR PAUL JAMES CAVANAUGH CARL STANLEY , EDWIN HOFFMAN WATKINS I JUNIORS MAYNARD SACKETT CLEMENT ARTHUR LAURENCE LOOMIS HARRY ARTHUR COLLETT JAMES ELMER POEHLMAN FREDERICK AUGUST CURTZE FREDERICK NOEL SMITH MORTON WAKELEY SOPHOMORES WILLIAM LESTER LEWIS FREDERICK MEREDITH WOOD FRESHMEN DEWEY FENSTON WINDNAGLE WALTER VOISINET ol PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI 2 L I. .iff V ALE' ,f ll J! ' ff' : Intl llllllt HIIIIIII I I Alpha Chi Rho Founded at Trinity College 1895 ROLL OF CHAPTERS PSI Trinity College CHI Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute PHI University of Pennsylvania OMEGA . Columbia University ALPHA . Lafayette College BETA . Dickinson College DELTA . Yale University EPSILON Syracuse University ZETA . University of Virginia ETA . Washington and Lee University THETA . Cornell University I GAMMA . Wesleyan University TOTA . Allegheny College IQAPPA . University of Illinois 2:12 Phi Theia Chapter Established in 1895 FRATRES IN FACULTATE REVILO F. FULLER HENRY A. LAPPIN ERNEST A. WILLIAMS SENIORS MALCOM E. CRAIG REXFORD WILBUR JEWETT REVILO FRANKLYN FULLER ROBERT H. KLANT WILLIAM HOWARD FUNSTON EDWIN RUSSELL MCMILLIN THEODORE WARREN HACKER ROBERT OLIVER MEYER JUNIORS FREDERICK HENRY EISENBRANDT ADDISON LEAVENS NIARTIN WARREN ISRAEL HUCKINS GARRETT FREDERICK MEYER GEORGE LAURENCE LINDSLEY GEORGE B. STEVENS ERNEST ARTHUR WILLIAMS SGPHOMORES WILLIAM JOTHAN BEMUS THOMAS CHARLES COWELL ARTHUR GERALD HAEN CARL JAY HASBROUCK FREDERICK FISHER HUBACH HAROLD SCHWINN KENNEDY BYRON MARION BILLHARDT ROBERT BROWN FALCONER DAVIES JOHNSON MERRILL COLLIER LOFTON FREDERICK C. MORRIS GEORGE HAIL LEWIS HARRY EUGENE MURRAY THEODORE GEORGE RAPP HUBERT KLING SNIVELY HAROLD ARTHUR WHITTAKER WALTER :KENDALL WIPPERMAN FRESHMEN EDWARD NASH KENNETH FRANKLIN SIMPSON ELLIOT B. SMITH HERBERT CROMMELIN SMYTH PERCY HASSELLE WOOD EQOA.. CAI HA, 253 ALPHA DELTA ZETA ETA THETA IoTA IQAPPA LAMBDA BETA MU GAMMA EPSILON NU OMICRON XI Pr RHO SIGMA 'f- L u- R F ,K -Wal 'asf 4155. 1.3 'N 4: 'gtg , fsfitii ff --, ' fb, si , X -1 ff RA? Argfvuszgilxo Alpha Sigma Phi Founded at Yale 1845 ROLL OF CHAPTERS 254 Yale University Marietta College A Ghio State University University of Illinois University of Michigan Cornell University University of .Wisconsin Columbia University Harvard University University of Washington Nlassachusetts Agricultural College Ohio lfVesleyan University University of California University of Pennsylvania University of Nebraska Colorado University University of Minnesota University of Kentucky Iofa Chapter Established in IQOQ FRATRES IN FACULTATE ARTHUR WITTER GILBERT VICTOR FERDINAND TAPKE ' FRATRES IN URBE CLAYTON WORTH COUSENS RUSSEL THOMAS TREE ANDREW DICKSON WHITE SENIORS WALTER BUSWELL BALCH ROBERT SAWYER PAGE HAROLD JAMES ECKLEY PAUL ALFRED WILLIAMS HERMAN LEONARD LUTZ LORIN WILLIAMS ZELTNER JUNIORS LEICESTER WRIGHT FISHER CUYLER SHAW PATTON RAYBURN WEEKS HEMPHILL JULIAN FLAD STURTEVANT RUPERT CARROLL KUHN JOSEPH ALBERT THOMAS CHARLES EMMANUEL JOHN NIODJESKI RALPH SUTHERLAND WESTING HARRY CORDERY MOORE CLAYTON ADRIAN WOLFE SGPHOMORES JOHN AUGUSTUS DOUGHERTY CHARLES BOYD LOWE WILBUR FRANKLIN GRANT WESTON ROGER REESE CLARKE RHINEHART JACKSON NORTON WELLS WALKER DONALD BUTLER KIMBALL CHARLES RAYMOND WICKES GEORGE HUNT LENT ROLAND ALFRED WOOD FRESHMEN WILLIAM BOONE DOUGLAS WILLIAM ALLEN WALKER RALPH OWENS ALFRED ALOYSIUS WIiITEHILL RAYMOND DEWITT VELSEY WILLIAM CHARLES WOHLWEND :fu . , -I---5-J CVZDAQ, S f:g1fVLCL '70 ALPHA BETA DELTA GAMMA EPsrLoN ZETA ETA THETA IoTA .. , T ., A i1'fiYa- id X ' ,sigh Z, . . ,JT 1? 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M35 W i fi ii ' ' J Gamma Eta Gamma Founded 1901 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Maine University Boston University Albany Law School Syracuse University Cornell University University of Michigan Indiana University University of Nebraska Georgetown University 256 Epsilon Chapter Established in IQIO FRATER IN URBE HENRY CAREY SENIORS ELLSWORTH LINCOLN FILBY EINSEL LEROY MCCURTAIN HARPER ALLEN HOLT FRAZER VAUTIN SINCLAIR JUNIORS JAMES PIERSON ACKERMAN WILLIAM LUTHER ROUSH ROBERT CHARLES BRYANT JONAS MILTON SMITH GEORGE WILLIAM DUNN EDGAR GREAVES WHITE FREDERICK SCHUYLER REESE WARREN GILBERT WILLSEY GEORGE RAYMOND VAN ALLEN SOPHOMORES ARTHUR EARLE BOOTH LEON AUDREY OLDS BERNARD WALTON VOGEL FRESHMEN CHESTER ROBERT BIRKHOLZ CLARENCE STEPHEN HAAREN gamma Cgfa gamma -1.-i.l..i.i i 1 112 1- 2' - i?.f ' - , , lm'iim,... 1 Z ,-Q'-r : Sl-.22 L.-52 iifiiliagiiliiif ,i555llsQslllziilP,5g Sigma Phi Sigma Founded in 1904 RoLL OF CHAPTERS ALPHA University of Pennsylvania DELTA Maryland State College EPSILON . University of California GAMMA Cornell University 258 Gamma Chapfer Established in IQIO FRATRES IN FACULTATE MAURICE CHASE BURRITT OLNEY BROWN KENT GILBERT WARREN PECK - SENIORS . HAROLD STANLEY BROADBENT PAUL LIVINGSTON SULLIVAN YALE ROOTS SCHIVELY DONALD PHIPPS TANNER J JAMES ROGER SHAW WILLIAM STEPHEN VANDERBILT, J ELBRIDGE STEPHEN WARNER J JUNIORS NORMAN WINFIELD BARRETT FRANK LESTER KNOWLTON HERBERT LAIRD GARY STANLEY MARION NORWOOD RODNEY WESSON PHASE SOPHOMORES ROBERT LEROY CLEAR HAROLD CLAYTON GRINNELL WILLIAM BARTON GREENWOOD, JR. CARL VICTOR JOHNSON ROMEYN BECK HOUGH, JR. HENRY LLOYD PULFORD HARRY GEORGE WARDENBURG FRESHMEN DAVID COOLEY FORD CLIFTON ROOT SANBORN HAROLD ARTHUR HARTT FREDERICK ROBINSON STEFFEN JAMES INGLIS JAMES HENRY WINTER JOSEPH RUSSEL PAGE Szlglna Slgma 259 . I 2 f ,, ' X ff f' W- xx --Q. , 'x .b A ' ', , X ,,f':'nm ifggg f ,, MJif'v1,,, X Uff vluilix 'Vu ills? li' t w' 'lllllmggl ,,,9-f-3- 'lf' K ' W. M gigjh l,gili1 -' 'Q' fl 1 xfl 'gil wg we, .,age' f .ff -W , l ' w.v' Aifif' '- -x'eg1:121114-31 -' - f I'-:.,1,1::311,H:i--1 ' f 1--' 2-1':t:1:1--iw ' ff ,f X, ' fl ' W 1 f , 1532 X X ' ' 'wie X ' ' lglllf, .4 lgzl X ' Q in ,,,-f 4' X 1 A l lllw lll 'ar W S X 9 ' Z jg L T, l ,B f f WQ 4, X fl N5 Beta Samach Founded in IQIO ROLL OF CHAPTERS ALPHA Cornell University BETA Pennsylvania State College l 260 Alpha Chapter Established in IQIO SENIORS SAMUEL MAX BARR ' JOHN JACOB GROMFINE REUBEN MICHAEL COHEN HOWARD EUGENE STERN DAVID LOUIS ULLMAN . , JUNIORS JOSEPH GEORGE FINKELSTEIN HENRY EDWARD NIRENBERG LEMUEL CARO GOLDSTEIN BENJAMIN PEPPER BERTRAM RUDOLPH NIRENBERG SAMSON ABRAHAM SELEY SOPHOMORES LEONARD ACKER LEON TRUMAN SCHEINHOUSE ALLEYNE HENRY BRUCKHEIMER GEORGE STERN ALFRED MORTON SAPERSTON FREDERICK ENGELS STONE FRESHMAN SAMUEL HENRY MILSTEIN 51: LII A eff1'I'f'H ' U in ' I Qefa, Sawna, CA, 251 if IX 'L- wi, S7-X 'Pl li Hwill I K' ,- Z .is I yfsariP':1r ,I 2 1 5 if E , ps , I ,AMQFQE 523 tang 'mH3g5s'aasa Ae 11::::::i1 IQVSXX -2,, .guru LLQA , , ' :+P YB' EQ kd QQANDP 4EQUu5i Phi Kappa Sigma Founded at University of Pennsylvania ISSO ALPHA DELTA . EPSILON . ZETA . ETA . IOTA . MU . RHO . TAU . IIPSILON . PHI . . Psi . . ALPHA ALPHA GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA ZETA ALPHA THETA ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA IOTA KAPPA LAMBDA MU . ALPHA NU . ALPHA X1 . OMICRON ALPHA ALPHA Pi . ALPHA ALPHA RHO . SIGMA ALPHA TAU . ROLL OP CHAPTERS V 262 University of Pennsylvania Washington and Jefferson College Dickinson College Franklin and Marshall College University of Virginia Columbia University Tulane University University of Illinois Randolph-IVIacon College Northwestern University Richmond College Pennsylvania State College Wfashington and Lee University University of VVest Virginia University of lVIaine Armour Institute of Technology University of Maryland University of IfVisconsin Vanderbilt University University of Alabama University of California Massachusetts Inst. of Technology Georgia School of Technology Purdue University University of NIichigan University of Chicago Cornell University ' University of NIinnesota Leland Stanford, Jr., University Alpha Rho Chapier Established in 1911 FRATRES IN FACULTATE WILLIAM EDWARD BEITZ HORACE LEONARD JONES LEONARD ALEXANDER LAWRENCE FRATRES IN EUGENE BAKER ROBERT WILLIAM HENDEE DUNBAR MAURY HINRICHS JAMES WOOD JOHNSON FLORYD CHAUNCEY SAGER GEORGE CROOK BALDWIN ALAN HENRIE BEGGS WILLIAM EDWARD BLEWETT WILLIAM ANTHONY CULKIN MALCOLM HINRICHS FIELD REID LACE MCCLUNG ARTHUR JAMES PUTNAM NIARTIN WRIGHT SAMPSON URBE EVERETT RALPH MORSE ALFRED BISSELL WRAY SENIORS MILES BLINN SANFORD HAROLD NAPTON SEARLES LLOYD BADGER SEAVER ROLAND NICIQINLEY WATT JUNIORS CLIFFORD RONALD GARMEY PAUL WALKER LONG RUDOLPH GEORGE SCHAAF KIRKLAND WILEY TODD THOMAS TURNBULL, 3rd, STANLEY NIORTIMORE WARD SOPHOMORES JAMES KING AIMER REGINALD HEDLEY COE CHRISTOPHER MINTA CORDLEY DAVID DUNLOP SYDNEY WATSON HOPKINS NIAURICE PERLEY BROGAN EDWARD RIDLEY GERKIN LOUIS HAROLD HINRICHS EDWARD HARVEY LONG FRESHM EDWARD HARGRAVE PATTISON LOWELL HOBART RILEY TRENT ELWOOD SANFORD JAMES EDWARD SCHAAF FREDERICK TOTTEN SUTTON EN DEMETRIUS WILBUR GRISWOLD MAITLAND BERTRAM PETRIE KARL LOTT RANKIN CHARLES THOMAS UNDERWOOD HENRY LINCOLN VEHMEYER QDZLL Cygzdppa 263 HHIIIWUHIIIC lIlillllllllilIl F nded at Cornell IQ Alpha Theta FRATRES IN FACULTATE JNALTER BUCKINGHAM CARVER CLARENCE ANDREW PEIRCE SENIORS RALPH HARRIS BLANCHARD DONALD :KENYON CHAUNCEY MILLAR BRIGGS PAUL KNAPP THOMAS HENRY DUGAN, JR. VICTOR KINAMAN MARTIN WILFRED WEBSTER FAULKS CHARLES PAUL WARD ' JUNIORS THEODORE JACKSON CAPRON HALSTED STEELMAN HORNER HENRY ARTHUR COLLIN JOHN EDWARD LUDFORD WALLACE HARDISON COLLINS HENRY CLINTON STRAWN PERRY ROBERT TREAT DEMING GEORGE FITZ RANDOLPH WILLIAM HURSH FARNHAM ELBERT PARR TUTTLE RALPH CHAPIN GRAY NIALCOLM HARLEY TUTTLE . SOPHOMORES STAFFORD LAPHAM AUSTIN WALTER GUNTHER LOUIS ROUNSEVILLE CHAPMAN CYRIL EBENEZER HAZELL DANIEL LEE DARGUE CHARLES JAMES HOWELL, JR. WILLIAM HENRY DEMERS RALPH FELBER JONES IVAN CHANDLER DRESSER STANLEY MOTT-SMITH FRESHMEN GARRETT ELLIOTT CONOVER WALTER VVOODLEY GOSLING FRANK S. BLACK DAVIS WILLIAM SHELDON HOWELL JOSEPH WHEELER DAVIS KURT ARNOLD MAYER WALTER DEAN FERRES, JR. WILLIAM HAYES POPE MARION COLBURN RINEHART Qxqdvhaf We fa, ALPHA GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ZETA . . GAMMA SIGMA LAMBDA THETA M .,MW,X K 5, 5- 45911 4 N 131 Q Q, YH hifi VLA E f..q J, 1- 114 lin: 11 Q h?f,M 7-305 MK so 1 44 , , X l . -' llzilfillt 9 A Q 5. . lm H ' iii., w M me A r-ri., ' ,k,,f!g1gjiy3f'. -P k V4 f qc, Y., ,, U Wg, Q- ifieleigi ' 'r. 'lfl' ' dir Miva . . , ,,.. . .. . ,UU Y:-k ,1 K V we , if :A vlzpa iii, f 3252223 - , ill:-2 -:ml-:gaitr :sizing - f I X ,i lg- ...qt .gh .,. ..,. 1. -Q., 5 , ' 1 ,mllkflf Q 'wail iwsfn' wir? 'sr ,llflnlf sfwiialzw. .Q 'isiiwfflify' .Magi :fl WE: ifiiifiifiiifh- 1 f' , i , Nr. . . A . 11... 1, ..,, ,,...i.s.,. , .,.i. J 1zzf'iBl'5l !1ff 'a2s?Ifsafs?4z.. d ml:-L5 MQ ,: - 'fvlenln Milli' 'iklszu if-HH iillyi il' A 'wi' Hsmfiffimt W. A ' r ' 1155 Q '1. Ava 14 -' -. ililrgil glegf. C- 1.21 . :iw -r1a':,3.,v 'g'::1f5:-'Exile - :HU ,f v,r..' , ,pn ggi-f51:g:g..., :z:1f:iLn.fL.:., -9-. , ,. i qv 533511: ,warg .' AQ! 1 '91 Kgwzyq H,zg!ggr.fuie:se.fsJbf H' Il. e- in - iii! 1. . JQJ? 'GTP' F 12 I 4 , M- n , 1-, in 5? k flffff M' dit ' :J jig 4 E' :!svgi1 !ffjiEfLffiI' ' - as ,, ig: Pi Lambda Phi Founded 1895 ROLL OF CHAPTERS 'zo Columbia University New York University Cornell University University of Michigan University of Pennsylvania University of Pittsburgh Lehigh University Stevens Institute of Technology Delia Chapter Established in IQII FRATRES IN URBE PHILIP CLINTON SAINBURG SENIORS CHARLES ABRAMSON EDGAR LOUIS SCHWARTZ HERMAN BERNARD LERMER PAUL HERMAN SEGNITZ SIDNEY HENRY ROSS SAUL AUGUSTE SILVERMAN ARTHUR LEO STERN JUNIORS LEONARD BICHWIT I IRVING MYERS SIGMAR KAISER HOEELLER LESLIE CHARLES SCHWARTZ . MAX MANDEL YELLEN SOPHOMORES JEROME GLASER MAX JAMPOL NEVILLE KAISER HOFELLER BERNARD MINDES ROBERT HOFELLER BERNARD MYERS FRESHMEN SEYMOUR ROSENBLOOM ASKIN ABRAHAM LEWIS SPITZER SIEGFRIED PREVIN BERNARD ZEMAN SDL' Lzmgcfa, ff' V' Simi I llillllll ll . f I ' 3,5 I It 'lm1Iingil.'l ll ll .1 -re N ff-1 Sigma Phi Epsilon VIRGINIA ALPHA . WEST VIRGINIA BETA PENNSYLVANIA DELTA COLORADO ALPHA . VIRGINIA DELTA . OHIO IALPHA . . NORTH CAROLINA BETA INDIANA ALPHA . NEW YORK ALPHA . VIRGINIA EPSILON . VIRGINIA ZETA GEORGIA ALPHA DELAWARE ALPHA VIRGINIA ETA . . .ARKANSAS ALPHA . PENNSYLVANIA EPSILON OHIO GAMh'IA . . VERMONT IALPHA . ALABAMA ALPHA . NORTH CAROLINA GAMMA NEW HAMPSHIRE ALPHA DIST. OF COLUMBIA ALPHA IQANSAS ALPHA . . CALIFORNIA ALPHA . NEBRASKA I-ALPHA . WASHINGTON ALPHA . IVIASSACHUSETTS ALPHA NEW YORK BETA . RHODE ISLAND ALPHA RfIICHIGAN ALPHA . IOWA ALPHA . . COLORADO BETA . TENNESSEE ALPHA . MISSOURI ALPHA . WISCONSIN ALPHA . PENNSYLVANIA ETA . OHIO EPSILON . . COLORADO GAMMA . MINNESOTA ALPHA . IOWA BETA . Founded I9OI ROLL OF CHAPTERS 268 Richmond College VVest Virginia University University of Pennsylvania University of Colorado College of William and Mary Ohio Northern University North Carolina College Purdue University Syracuse University Washington and Lee University Randolph-IVIacOn College Georgia School of Technology Delaware State College University of Virginia University of Arkansas Lehigh University Ohio State University Norwich University Alabama Polytechnic Institute Trinity College Dartmouth College George Washington University Baker University University of California University of Nebraska State College of Washington lVIassachusetts College of Agriculture Cornell University Brown University , University of IVIichigan Iowa YVesleyan College University of Denver University of Tennessee University of hlissouri Lawrence College Pennsylvania State College Ohio VVeSleyan University Colorado Agricultural College University of NIinnesota Iowa State College FRATRES IN URBE ew York Beia Chapter Established in 1912 FRATRES IN FACULTATE WALTER LICHENTHALER CONWELL OSCAR DIEDERICH VON ENGELN DONALD ENGLISH HENRY CLARK BALDWIN JAMES ALEXANDER TVICKINNEY ROBERT DUANE ABBOTT EVERETT FARRINGTON BENJAMIN HENRY WADDELL CONNER CHARLES STUART COOPER CHARLES STYLES DANA COPELAND ENSIGN GATES THOMAS LEROY BAUGHER EARL FRASER BEER JOHN THOMAS EILENBERGER SENIORS JUNIORS WILLIAM HOLLINGSWORTH EKSKINE MANLEY STOWELL INSCHO ' TALBOT MARION MALCOLM JAMES ARMAND MEISSNER HARRY LUCIUS ALDRICH, JR. ARTHUR BRUCE BOEHM WALLACE VINCENT CUNNEEN KENNETH MCINTYRE DOTY BYRON HICKS HARRY BROOKS HOFFMAN THAD LUMPKIN COLLUM HAROLD GRANT DAVIS EMMET HARRY DODGE JAMES FERRIS MCLKINNEY FLOYD HENRY WHITE RALPH I'TICKS HOWARD WILLIAM HOCK HARMAN MARTIN MOLONY ALMA WILFORD RICHARDS CLARENCE WOODBRIDGE SCHMID LEONARD WOOD, JR. JAMES BENEDICT MOREY WILL BROWN MURPHEY ROBERT EMMETT RYERSON STANLEY NEWMAN SHAWV KARL MERNER STAEBLER IQAREL HAENSEN TOLL THOMAS GRAECEN WEILLEPP SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN FRANK CARLTON KINGSLAND LELAND FOREMAN NOBLE FRED JOWETT TAPLEY JOHN LANNING TAYLOR WALTER DEWITT THOMSON, JR. HOWARD MARVIN WIIITCOMB MARTIN FROBISHER, JR, ROBERT HAGLIN GREENE WICKHALI HATZELL QUINAN gyfna, Cgfnsifon 269 T ALPHA BETA GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ZETA ETA rl-HETA IOTA IQAPPA LAMBDA MU XI . NU . OMICRON PI . RHO SIGMA TAU A.. ,, ' 'Z J Mg, , M96 . 55 Zi' ,Qs- X, A sswzpyyq, Y .,.. 14, MM, AMQT , , ' by, ,X . ..,, ,.,:,,:, f fm .ff , - .h L. A wx, + G y 4, f I 'les gfef T S 6? 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'X '- - . -' A ev - Theta Chi Founded 1856 RGLL OF CHAPTERS 270 Norwich University Massachusetts Inst. of Technology University of IVIaine Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Wooster Technical School New Hampshire University Rhode Island State University Massachusetts Agricultural College Colgate University University of Pennsylvania Cornell University University of California University of Virginia Hampden-Sidney College Richmond College Dickinson College University of Illinois Qregon Agricultural College University of Florida Lambda Chapter Established in IQI2 SENIGRS JACK ASHWOOD HAROLD GEORGE MILLER WILSON FIELDS DEGROAT CLARENCE EDWARD PLUNKETT -JAMES EVART MATTHEWS CLAUDE FREDERICK TEARS FREDERICK BRETTELL MERRILL OTIS REED MARSTON JUNIORS ' ALBERT STUART ANGUS EARL FREDERICK HIGHHOUSE CLARENCE DALLY COULTER STANLEY TYLER HUBBARD IRA NORMAN DOWNER STACY GEORGE KIRCHER FRANK HERBERT HODGMAN, JR. JOSEPH HILL LAY ROBERT BERNE HOGAN - SAWYER THOMPSON EUGENE JOHN VIANO SOPHOMORES CHESTER WRIGHT BISSELL WILLARD HORNE WILLIAM HARRY BLEW WALTER THOMAS PAINE ' WALTER LEE SCOTT FRESHMEN CARL ALBERT ANDERSON PAUL EVERETT PARKER GUSTAVE EDWARD KRAIS DAVID VICTOR LUMSDEN C7759 fa X W W WXXX r-DJJ 1-Wr X hr.. X 1 X X.,-sm ,-upuuaf' 11 X W W ' W f -WWfr-L',sg I' ' 'b NNW : Q1sf5 X A . , ,511 - HW: ' ' Nl' ' f X' fu ' W V W, ' ,. - 4,5-4,.1,,-,Z -,..:..g.....-...-.,.- .. ' JJ' V - ' ', ' .- ' 'K ttf-f: ' ,f 'N L-l:i1-Lnff' S.. W ' -W 7,1 V M V V ,-2: WX . X.. W W X X , TI X 1 '- . ' ,'!W W ' W Q ' Y W X . X . W W JW X W W , ' W W , W l ml X N X W X . WW W W W 7 . W W W W W, ' XX XL. W X I W V X X X' 4 it W WW ' :ZW W np. .:mW. ' L. X7gW,W Eleusis Founded in IQI2 FRATRES IN FACULTATE ALLAN CAMERON FRASER ' EDWIN INGERSOLL KILBOURNE CEDRIC HAY GUISE MORTIMER DEMAREST LEONARD HAROLD LYLE REED FRATRES IN URBE DAVID EARL MATTERN PAUL LEGRAND REYMOND HAROLD OLIN CROWELL WILLIAM GURLEY DAVIS JOHN HOMET HOWARD WARREN WILLMA LEHRBACH WILLIAM LIONEL MORGAN SENIORS HAROLD GUSTAVE MEISSNER THOMAS HAROLD PRENTICE HAROLD JOSEPH ROOD HOWARD COOK SMITH WILLIAM SYLVESTER TUTTLE JEAN CARL VOLLRATH JUNIORS STANLEY JEWETT ANGELL WVILLIS EDGAR PENFIELD DONALD DURIE LEONARD ROBERT NORTON REYNOLDS SOPHOMORES JAMES MICHAEL DELANEY GEORGE BOUGHTON SWIFT MARSHAL GEORGE PENFIELD FRANK JOSIAH WALLRATH FRESHMEN CHARLES MARSHALL CORMACK RICHARD FREDERICK HUMPHREY WILLIAM HENRY GAUGER GEORGE PESTALOZZI SIMMEN SIGURD BENEDICT SWANSON 65 273 fe-oasis ALPHA ZETA GAMMA ZETA . EPSILON -ZETA . ZETA ZETA . IOTA ZETA . LAMBDA ZETA . BETA ZETA . SIGMA ZETA . PHI ZETA . DELTA ZETA PI ZETA . OMICRON ZETA . MU ZETA . TAU ZETA . ETA ZETA . THETA ZETA UPSILON ZETA . CHI ZETA . XI ZETA . NU ZETA . :KAPPA ZETA OMEGA ZETA RHO ZETA . . PSI ZETA . ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA ZETA GAMMA ZETA EPSILON ZETA ZETA ZETA IOTA ZETA 'WF . mf ' I i f?fgig?s1ii!3lQ931.C5E5fSq N X 7, I ,-.. 'V 5. 115' -,.- 1 --A fax 2 W2 V Q LJ 1 r fs! X ef KLA! P ' 4 . l Ea , x f ffwli R 47' ,., is-as 4 g .1-I-as .5 ' M g ll ajjiii 3 ,30 V N 4 1 I I LI- i 'JSI -'sei , X X ,llxf y ,.., wi PM X X X H1 '. GL C N E , Q Evliczfei-.rsf ' I A I ml' zUfftanBi5aiIgwi 5 1 .---. .au In . ,LM-1-' X,-ixagilgvsfzpz lszsniw Wi I ..-, Lambda Chi Alpha Founded IQOQ ROLL OP CHAPTERS 274 Boston University Massachusetts Agricultural College University of Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State College Brown University Nfassachusetts Inst. of Technology University of lVIaine University of NIichigan Rutgers College Bucknell University VVorcester 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 Institute Union College Purdue University Butler College University of South Dakota Harvard University I Colgate University Northwestern University Omicron Chapfer Established in IQI3 FRATRES IN FACULTATE HUGH DANIEL REED I HOMER WILLIAM SMITH FRATRES IN URBE GEORGE RAYMOND ALLEN CHESTER JERMAIN HUNN SENIORS ROY WALLING CHEESMAN GEOFFREY EDWARD MACLAY EDMUND HUMPHREY GLEASON IRA HENRY MYERS CHARLES HENRY LYNCH FREDERIC PRESTON ROSE DONALD EDWIN MACLAY GEORGE LESTER SHULTZ JOHN HERNDON THOMSON JUNIORS FREDERICK WILSON CRANE ERNEST GUY ROBINSON WESLEY YOEMANS HUNTLEY GEORGE CLINTON SWEET, IR. DEAN CRAWFORD MOORE PHILIP EVEREST VAN ARNAM SOPHOMORES GEORGE ERNEST CROSS HORACE JOHN MCNEIL LOWELL HAROLD CROSS ROSS LINZY MILLIMAN CHARLES ENNIS MALCOLM FULLER ORTON CUTHBERT BANCROFT FRASER HENRY CLARENCE SCHUTTE DEAN ELWOOD LOUNSBERY RICHARD HAROLD TURNER FRESHMEN EUGENE WEX ALLEN SEARLES GREGORY SHULTZ MILFORD SETH ALLEN WILLIAM FORRESTER STOTZ KENNETH CLINTON COVERT KENNETH RALPH THOMPSON ROBERT MARCLEY NEVINS, JR. SPENCER C. TUTTLE ZQLMAJQ Cfgplna, 275 ALPHA BETA . GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ZETA . ETA . IOTA . THETA va X Nl f m mmfww kv X . X W. ii i 1?' s f . T , xxx . zgfgiggfm , T , ig..-1 ig-lfil . Q .-ni-xv - ' V Q' ' 1' A if lf?fEEi'?'E' ::ia?7 :xfziwf-Y .JK gl ,y ' ' w5gg:,'-- mm' -afifi 1: if' -kiiife -.:1E'z9'1z':'1 -'ffiff gy' ubgnsvclffai 1, 63614. 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CHARLES GEORGE SEELBACH HORACE ELLSWORTH SHACKELTON ADOLPH RAYMOND WALZ CLYDE ARLINGTON WARNE WEBSTER FRESHMEN STANLEY BRITTAIN DUFFIES KENNETH CHARLES ESTABROOK ROBERT KENNETH FELTER COLSTON ESTEY IVIARQUEENE A. FENSTERMACHER GILBERT SAGE GIBSON EDWARD PRICE IVICKEE WARNE r7Qppa Qelfa Qfw 279 :M , ignw TDGBHEEE? i V' in Q1-Xi if in A Ai? 'na f Q 'TT-if Q - . f , 1, , fif ifiiay ' fri? . 2, 'Z S, kil t iii ,ax .4 . 5 'Wzgq 415 f. '! 2:-. 135122: 9 K ' :M P E35 Q 5, 9 zz.'j,f5:i ., , .nav-,:f. , , 9 fn 3 gi'-G' K-ff . 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Omega Tau Sigma BETA CHAPTER Established in IQII FRATRES IN FACULTATE EARL MAX PICKENS JOSEPH BRUCE LATSHAW GEORGE PHILIP BARD CHARLES MILTON CARPENTER RAYMOND LEROY CONKLIN CHARLES EDWARD FANSLAU ALFRED GUSTAV GIERKE JOSEPH NAPOLEON GRAVES JAMES HENRY BRINK GAYLORD KEELE COOKE WALTER JOHN CHYNOWETH LEONARD JOSEPH DESSON CHARLES EUGENE DUNCAN EDWIN FRICK HAROLD BOWMAN GENUNG WILBUR FRANK GRANT HARRY ROBERT GREEN SENIOR JUNIOR S HERBERT LESTER GILMAN PHILIP CHARLES HERZER ERWIN VERANUS MOORE FLOYD CHAUNCEY SAGER THOMAS TALMAGE TUCKER FRANK HOLMES WOODRUFF S HOWARD ESHLEMAN MARTIN CLARENCE MERTON MILLER EARL JAMES NICBRIDE ALBIN MUSKOVIN HENRY PATRICK NOONAN SOLON ALBERT RICHARDSON DANA ROWLAND SCUTT ALBERT JACOB TARR HORATIO LUTHER VANVALKENBURG ANSEL KENNETH ZELLNER SOPHOMORES LEWIS ALBERT CORWIN JAMES WEST FULLER HENRY ROEMER ELLIS HADLEY CARUTHERS STEPHENSON CLARENCE PETER ZEPP FRESHMEN CLIFFORD DEAN CARPENTER EDWIN GEORGE FISHER WILLARD JEROME CONLIN JAMES LANSING HARVEY JAMES LEE DOOLEY VINCENT WILLIAM TOWEL MYRON GEORGE FINCHER MORRIS WILLIAM TRITSCHLER W ,,,J,,,., megga, au, 'Szlgma 285 k mir , hc-. :W U 'im 5 .,., Q .,,1 ' .:.,, T -.T Q ' 5 '-4 Nam-.WA-N f if ,., I ' 11'+a:'gf1siHF1, fi ,fig v T - V- Mg'?q!!g. l!E!F5iEi 1i A 51 Q ' T X,'A55151155531515515isi??i5?!!5l1Z?1liE2liE' ,N -Vi.A'hifiisaiiifQQ! ia1ii'1ii!1!fE5?'7 if - i' XO -xv'-1-11':N.-!.lf . my W Hr N MQ 'fx' 'af ' ,, if , 2, 4111- Sp T 1 W X Q, 2' and 2 36 Omega Delia ALPHA CHAPTER Established in IQI3 FRATER IN FACULTATE ARCHIE BYRON DANN FRATRES IN URBE THOMAS BURR CHARLES HUGH MACIQENZIE ROBERT HENRY MCNAUGHTON SENIORS MICHAEL CARNAHAN BRIGHT CHARLES ALLAN HOFFMAN GEORGE FREDERICK BUCKMANN ALBERT ICENNETH MAYER DAVID LIVINGSTONE COWNIE EMERSON SHERWOOD POST WILLIAM JACOB YVEDLAKE JUNIORS SAMUEL RAYMOND ARNSFIELD ARCHIBALD WRAY BURRELL LAWRENCE ROBERT ARMSTRONG - ROBERT BUSH MCGRAW JAMES JACOB BARR WILLIAM MALONE WADE LYMAN BASCOM HARRY WEAVER NORMAN CARL WITTWER SOPHOMORES WALTER IRVING CONKLIN ALBERT LUCAS, JR. HENRY EUGENE HARTMAN JOHN EDWARDS MCCRILLIS ALBERT HAYWOOD, JR. ROBERT WILLIAM STEVENS WALDRON WELLS HUBBARD CARL WILLIAM TANNER ANDREW CLEMENT WINTRINGHAM FRESHMEN CHARLES KILBOURNE VINCENT MCLOUGHLIN MARK IQING, JR. ROBERT SCHEMPF EDWARD GORDON MACIQENZIE DONALD RUSSELL STEVENS ROBERT GRAY NIALLERY NIORTON POWELL WOODWARD Qmelga Qelfa, sag? V54 4414: .4f?bi2T'f: 4:4 E: , , if 4 4 4 -.4 ,v 4, '45 4 , A .4 4 4 4, ,4 1' 4 ,4 4 4 44 44 44 4 44 444 44 ' - 44 -- 'S'-A .'.-' 4 ': ' Q, 4 ' is lt, , '45 -4 1 ' 4 f y 1 'H' fic . 44 5 E 4 ? .f2 4 4 44 1- 'j52gfgY ,L,, gg! 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EDWARD AUSTIN CHANDLER, JR. HAROLD TRUMPLER DEEDS GEORGE EVERETT FLANIGAN ROBERT BENJAMIN MARRHAM CHARLES MOORE PHILLIPS, JR ROBERT CAMP RUSSELL HAROLD EUGENE STURCKEN HERBERT ARTHUR WILLCOX PAUL BIRDSEYE WOODFORD JUNIORS ALBERT STANLEY BURCHARD EDWIN EMORY CULL VVILLIAM LEX GLENZING GOSTA WILLIAM HAGSTROM FRANK ATKINSON KENNEDY RALPH EDWARD OGLE ROBERT HENRY ROAT PHILIP LAURENCE SULLIVAN EDWIN JULIUS TRUTHAN HAROLD CLIFFORD YOUNG SOPHOMORES ADOLPH GMEGA INFANGER WILLIAM BENJAMIN JAMES LAWRENCE BRIGHAM JUNE DONALD BOWER WILSON HARRY AUGUSTUS WOLF FRESHMEN RAYMOND NATHANIEL NIERRILL WILLIAM BIDDLE MIEELIN I IliIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII FiEM YEf ' Szlgma, C-E405 ifon 'J Kappa Phi Founded in IQI3 FRATER IN FACULTATE EDWARD SLEIGHT HAM FRATER IN URBE VVILBUR R. R. WINANS SENIORS WALTER VANNESS BENSON WILLIAM BENTLY EASTMAN WILLIAM JOHN DARCH - NICHOLAS GARRY FARBER MARVIN ROOD DYE H. PAUL GRAY LLOYD EDWARD MOORE IUNIORS JOHN FREDERICK HAM WILLIAM TAYLOR REID CHESTER WYNN HANNA ROBERT ALEXANDER SKINNER GEORGE ERIC PEABODY CHARLES HENRY YOST SOPHOMGRES HARLOW PEABODY BEALS ROGER GANNETT EASTMAN RAYMOND CHARLES DIKEMAN ERA AMOS LADD HARRY EMIL LINDBERG CCCCCYQFPQ QDAL 292 Tau Epsilon Phi DELTA CHAPTER Established in IQI3 SENIORS MEYER DAVID BASHEIN HENRY IQLAUBER EDWARD CLAWANS ARTHUR LOUIS SHERSHEVSKY LOUIS SWERDLOVE JUNIORS LOUIS FREEDMAN ADOLPH NIIRON SAMUEL SIDNEY HOUCHMAN LEO CHARLES MOSKOWITZ SOPHOMORES BERNARD BELLIS NATHAN LOEB NELSON LEO BLOUROCK CHARLES JACKSON SCHLESINGER LEO JUSKOWITZ . lX4ORRIS SMOLEN NATHAN GRISWOLD LEVIEN SAUL HOWARD SUNDEL Q-DA '- I I 'G X 2- f I 5:?g,'?r. . 4S..tf.- g.wQ64. i ' I A E55 ' I I LJ ? 'I ' I 1 ,L f gi Il.I'I I' if X ' ,' 2 f f ' f i , J P , .,'f4rf'-1 . v,.-'ff ,EV --' gt : jj Z, Afkflvf Kappa Alpha Theta ROLL OF CHAPTERS DISTRICT ONE DISTRICT FIVE ALPHA . De Pauw University IQAPPA . University of Kansas GAMMA . Butler College ALPHA IOTA Vlfashington University BETA . Indiana State University RHO . . University of Nebraska ALPHA ETA Vanderbilt University ALPHA MU University of NIissouri ALPHA CHI Purdue University ALPHA RHo gfnivlegsity gif. Dakota ALPHA UPSILON . as urn o ege DISTRICT TWO f DELTA . University of Illinois P DISTRQSESEXU i E Svw UPsILoN . University of IVIinnesota OHI4 ' ' U ine 1- it f nfvcgifbrnia TAU . . Northwestern University MEGA ' ' nv rs 5 O PSI . . University of VViseonsin DISTRICT SEVEN ALPHA PHI University of N. Dakota ALPHA BETA . Swarthmore ALPHA Psi . Lawrence College ALPHA ZETA . Barnard College ALPHA DELTA . Goucher College DISTRICT THREE ALPHA KAPPA . Adelphi College ETA . . University of IVIichigan BETA BETA . Randolph-Lincoln College ALPHA GAMMA Ohio State University DISTRICT EIGHT XILLIZHPL TAU' Sgisgfsrfsifciglligficinnati .ALPHA THETA .A University of Texas ALPHA OMEGA U . QP-tt b I IALPHA OMICRON . University of Oklahoma mv' O 1 S urgl ALPHA PHI . Newcomb College DISTRICT FOUR DISTRICT NINE IOTA . . Cornell University ALPHA LAMBDA . University of IrVashington SIGMA . Toronto University ALPHA XI . Oregon State University LAMBDA . . University of Vermont ALPHA NU . IXIontana State University CHI . . Syracuse University ALPHA SIGMA Washington State College ALUMNAE CHAPTERS Greencastle, Ind. Nlinneapolis, Nlinn. New York, N. Y. Chicago, Ill. Columbus, O. Indianapolis, Ind. A Burlington, Vt. Philadelphia, Pa. Los Angeles, Cal. Pittsburgh, Pa. Cleveland, O. Syracuse, N. Y. Kansas City, Mo. Seattle, Wash. Topeka, Kan. .Denver, Colo. St. Louis, IVIO. Lincoln, Neb. San Francisco, Cal. Baltimore, IVId. 296 I Omaha, Neb. Evanston, Ill. Portland, Ore. Toronto, Can. Madison, VVis. Stanford, Cal. Providence, R. I. Cincinnati, O. Spokane, Wash. Vermillion, O. Iota Chapter Established in 1881 IN FACULTATE MRS. ANNA BOTSFORD COMSTOCK IN URBE MISS ETHEL ZOE BAILEY MRS. W. FORREST LEE MISS HELEN BENNETT NIRS. KENNETH CARTER LIVERMORE MRS. GEORGE RAY CHAMBERLAIN MRS. THOMAS LITTLETON LYON MRS. LOUIS MONROE DENNIS NIRS. JAMES FERRIS MCKINNEY MISS LILLIAN PEARL GREEN MRS. EDWARD LEAMINGTON NICHOLS MISS REBECCA STONEMAN HARRIS NIRS. ALBERT WILLIAM SMITH MISS ANNA CORNELL K.ERR MRS. LOUIS PARDON SMITH MRS. BENJAMIN FREEMAN KINGSBURY MRS. LELAND VAN RENSSELAER MISS CECELIA AGNES LAW MRS. ELIAS ROOT BEADLE WILLIS MRS. ALFRED B. VVRAY SENIORS ELSIE STIRLING CHURCH AMY LEONE LUCE EDITHA CORA SMITH MADELINE KINGSLEY CHURCH WINIFRED ROMER HELEN TIEBOUT ADELA GIRDNER ELIZABETH ROWLEE JUNIORS REBA LIZZETTE BEARD EVELYN GIRDNER VIRGINIA WATSON SWITZER KATHERINE COVILLE WINII-'RED SKINNER JEANNETTE WARNER SOPHOMORES LOUISE BAKER ELLEN HEDWIG MARX LYDIA AMANDA SEAGER GLADYS GILKEY JEAN ELIZABETH RALPH CHARLOTTE E. STUFFLEBEAM DORIS DENARD WYNKOOP . FRESHMEN HARRIETTE CORA BUCKHOUT LOUISE NIARTHA ROUX LOIS IRENE WEBSTER MARJORIE CROUSE MCIQINLEY SILENCE MAY ROWLEE ELINORE WILLINGMYRE RUTH MILLARD NIAY ASHMORE THROPP .... . ..,. , ..., , .... , ...... - -.. . .1 .... . .. I ,gf I ef ., - 5 , ,ujiif 'Q - ggi. ...V ' ,.A.,, , ' w,:q:4,.Q1I '- 1 I I A. 1 ,. A, - Ni' I . . ,. 5 Li R--ff I - l H A -I--Q-' . Q ' -J .I .- I' :Q -',f-L,- 'L fl- '7'f'i '. -ii A 1 r f j iesziqi 2.1 A ajyva cfgofmcz Qfnefa, 297 A , 1 ,fax f eff i,,. Ef-'Z cf l ,I J? ues , . - ,va ' :I 5LfwXf? ii in 5 1- ' gif' . uma., :. 'Q - i fa , 3 lg jl r li 'N , v-- flag-Hu-' F l ..T. eiffff yt -lr af '-.gtsfrh ' ,Aw - ,rfigg t c. , li- PX ? E391 MT' fy ,, ,' 'Q t . ii g its- ' P X' Y , ..-A -:ga 1 ' I EET-2 ' i q i. Kappa Kappa Gamma Founded 1870 ROLL OF CHAPTERS GAMMA RI-Io Allegheny College ALPHA PROVINCE PHI . BETA EPSILON BETA SIGMA BETA ALPHA Boston University Barnard College Adelphi College University of Pennsylvania BETA IOTA Swarthmore College BETA PROVINCE PSI . . Cornell University BETA TAU . Syracuse University BETA PSI . University of Toronto GAMMA PROVINCE BETA UPSILON VVe-st Virginia University University of Akron LAMBDA BETA NU Ohio State University BETA RHO University of Cincinnati DELTA PROVINCE IOTA . . De Pauw University IXIU . . Butler College DELTA . . Indiana State University BETA CHI . University of Kentucky EPSILON PROVINCE BETA DELTA . University of Michigan XI . Adrian College KAPPA . Hillsdale College ZETA PROVINCE CI-II . University of Minnesota ETA . . University of Wisconsin UPSILON . . Northwestern University EPSILON . . Illinois Wesleyan B ETA LAMBDA . ETA B ETA Z ETA . University of Illinois PROVINCE Iowa State University THETA . . Nlissouri State University OMEGA . Kansas State University SIGMA . . Nebraska State University BETA NIU . GAMMA 1-ALPHA Colorado State University Kansas State Agr. College THETA PROVINCE BETA TI-IETA . Oklahoma State University BETA XI . Texas State University BETA OMICRON Tulane University TIIETA . . University of Missouri IOTA PROVINCE BETA PHI . University of lVIontana BETA PI . . University of 'Washington BETA OMEGA . University of Oregon BETA KAPPA . Idaho University KAPPA PROVINCE PI . . . University of California BETA ETA . Leland Stanford, Ir., Univ. IQATHERINE ALEXANDER MARGARET CUTHBERT CLARA HOWARD NIRS. Psi Chapter EstabliShCd in I S83 IN FACULTATE ANNA KLEG STRYRE IN URBE NIARY JOSEPHINE HULL JULIA MELOTTE NIRS. HENRY NEEDHAM WALTER FRANCIS WVILLCOX SENIORS HELEN FLORENTINE BELL AMY SPENCER MORAN WINIFRED IRVINE GERTRUDE THILLY JUNIORS MARY WARNER BANCROFT FREIDA HELENA SCI-IOEFFLER LOUISE CLIFT BENTLEY JOSEPHINE BANKS FLORENCE BERKELEY ELIZABETH CHURCHYARD RUTH DANIELS CONKLIN VIOLET BRUNDIDGE HAIDEE CARLL DELPHINE CHARLES LAURA COOK ANNA REGINA SELKIRK SOPHOMORES GERTRUDE ASENATHE GILLAM SADIE ELSIE HENRY EMMA NATALIE TOWNSEND LEOTA ADA VVVADSWORTH FRESHMEN GRACE DIMELOW MARION KLNOWLES NIILDRED NIULLER HAZEL NEAL EILEEN VAIL 299 BETA . GAMMA . ZETA ETA THETA IoTA KAPPA LAMBDA . MU X1 OMICRON . RHo SIGMA TAU . UPSILON . PHI CHI PSI OMEGA EPSILON . PI . NU . ALPHA BETA . ALPHA GAMMA . ALPHA DELTA . ALPHA EPSILON ALPHA ZETA . . ALPHA ETA . . BETA SIGMA ALUMNAE ETA UPSILON IALUMNAE LAMBDA NU ILXLUMNAE PHI OMEGA ALUMNAE CHI SIGMA ALUMNAE . CHI UPSILON ALUNINAE GAMMA UPsILoN IALUMNAE OMEGA SIGMA ALUMNAE ALPHA CHI IALUMNAE BETA LAMBDA .ALUMNAE THETA CHI ALULIINAE RHO SIGMA ALUMNAE K.APPA THETA ALUMNAE TAU ZETA ALUMNAE . PSI OMIGRON ALUMNAE Psi PHI ALUMNAE . OMEGA ALPHA ALUMNAE OMEGA ALUMNAE . ALPHA EPSILON ALUMNAE ALPHA GAMMA IALUMNAE .x W i 'I . -I T fx Q W DELTA I K E 1 5 L... . it E: 55.3. -' i-f-f-ilif ,.w,IAulfi,., -A -ftl f li Delia Gamma Founded in I 8472 ROLL OF CHAPTERS 300 University of Washington University of California Albion College Buehtel College University of Indiana University of Illinois University of Nebraska University of Minnesota University of hlissouri University of hlichigan Adelphi College University of Syracuse Northwestern University University of Iowa Leland Stanford, Ir., Uni University of Colorado Cornell University versity YVoman's College of Baltimore University of Wfisconsin Ohio State University University of Llontana University of Idaho Swarthmore College Toronto University Oregon University Wasliin'gton University Lawrence College 'Whitman College Seattle Akron Nlinneapolis Denver Chicago New York City Los Angeles Nlilwaukee Pittsburgh Spokane Cleveland Syracuse Lincoln Iowa City Baltimore Philadelphia Omaha lVIadison Alliance Toronto, Canada MISS MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MISS Chi Chapter Established in 1885 I IN URBE NAOMI HANDY BATES CHARLES DIBBLE BOSTWICK SAMUEL HOWARD BURNETT ROLLO CLINTON CARPENTER HERBERT CHARLES ELMER EUGENE ELWIN HASKELL LILLIAN HOAG MRS. XKVALTER LON MRS. FRED EDGAR KLINCK MRS. WALTER HAMLIN KNISKERN MRS. CLARK SUTHERLAND NORTHUP MISS IQATHERINE MADGE SMITH MRS. WILLIAM ALONZO STOCKING MRS. CHARLES GARRETT THATCHER MISS ETHEL MAY WILLIAMS G WILLIAMS SENIORS EVELYN MARGUERITE ALSPACH MARY HALDEMAN JOHNSON MABEL GINGELL BALDWIN NIARY ELIZABETH PIKE JUNIORS ' ELIZABETH ALWARD DOROTHY ELIZABETH GRIFFITH FREDA CORRINE AMES EDA GRACE MILLER ADENA KATHERINE BURT EMILIE MUNROE VI ARVIN GRAHAM DOROTHY POND SOPHOMORES HAZEL JEAN HALL FRANCES HEISLER RILEY CORINNE HARTZELL MARY WATSON MILDRED MARIE WICKER FRESHMEN HELEN MARGERET ACOME MARY KATHERINE HOYT DOROTHY DODDS MILDRED LANIONT ELAINE RUTHE HEDGCOCK MARCIA NIAY MCCARTNEY Z1 Te Zia amma, 11,14 J, 1 gm.-U' 3 ,mwwMwww, A trim 1 'Nair wo 1 l V ii? Q K x ix an lr l 7 1 is M F Q 4 0 1 1 my M 'A 'H cf H . 1 1 ,- 1 1 1 w grail A w ilfaelfiz A view it ,W,. rm 1 i s :Af 4 :i1., 'l??1'lW .,,'f '.,i..w1 5 1 ggz.E,g1flf1g1i 1,.,, -11' HA. 5i+g?:f,:!5e ' ,, WMMWHAW M1 A VWWM 1'nf1311m1r,1 1 1 kiln vagal., MirfWfW?1l1l i 1- A ff' flfilf 153' 1.'f4i5iElil' 1 ' ' W iiniilw ' li i. , 1111-if va: l :ii'Q545!J A 1'11:f+f'?fw17211'li 92 1VWU'HmG5'1mwW'f1BWM .wfwsf A Q 'ww 1if'fi'l1?li1 .1 1- 111111111 1 , ' i ll p wavrwmmiwwhwmwmm ?'7P-N'.1515-?ff111'33?'?1 frfzfgilifizftil, ' ff 1,1111i'1gf'm3111 A , ' ' Yw':,:fg::. as-1 Alpha Phi Founded at Syracuse University 1872 ALPHA BETA GAMMA DELTA EPs1LoN ZETA ETA THETA IOTA KAPPA LAMBDA MU NU X1 OMICRON P1 RHO SIGMA TAU UPSILON ALUMNAE Chicago Alumnae Central New York Alumnae Boston Alumnae Minnesota Alumnae San Francisco Alumnae Southern California Alumnae Indiana Alumnae Columbus Alumnae ROLL OF CHAPTERS Syracuse University . Northwestern University . DePauw University . . Cornell University . Nlinnesota University Baltimore College . Boston University . University of Niichigan . University of YVisconsin . , Leland Stanford, Jr., University University of California . . Barnard College , of Nebraska . of Toronto of Nlissouri . of North Dakota University . of Wrashington of Oregon . College . University University University University Ohio State University University Washburn CHAPTERS 1872 1881 1887 1889 1890 1891 1883 1892 1896 1899 1901 1903 1906 1906 1910 1911 1912 1914 1914 1915 New York City Alumnae Southern Alumnae Ithaca Alumnae Detroit Alumnae Wisconsin Alumnae Kansas City Alumnae Philadelphia Alumnae Portland Alumnae 302 Delia Chapier Established III 1889 IN FACULTATE GEORGE YOUNG MISS RUTH VOORHEES ATKINSON V MRS. , IN URBE MISS ELNA BECKER MRS. EDWARD MONTGOMERY MRS. BLINN SILL CUSHMAN IVIRS. EDVVARD BRADFORDTITCHENER IVIRS. LEWIS KNUDSON ' NIRS. CHARLES WHITEHAIR , MRS. EDWARD WYCROEE SENIORS KATHERINE RAYNOLDS BELL GLADYS ELEANOR POOLE HELEN LOUISE DAVIS I EMILY CHRISTINE SCHULTZE GERTRUDE I-IUTH DOROTHY SEWELL ARAMINTA IVIACDONALD FERA ELLEN WEBBER JUNIORS JULIA ERNESTINE BECKER GLADYS DUTTON KOLB JANE CARROLL LELIA HAMILTON LASSITER MARIA LOUISE HAGADORN EMILY SWEETLAND REED EMILY EVELYN WARD SOPI-IOMORES LOUISE FULLER BELDEN EMMA VIRGINIA PHIPPS ELIZABETH NIARY DRAKE GENEVIEVE NIINIX SPRAGUE I-IARRIOT ANNE PARSONS GERALDINE ESTHER SPRAGUE FRESHMEN RUTH FOSTER ELEANOR GEORGE IVIARION IRISH ALMA I-IALEY ETHEL I'IARRISON EVELYN PRANGEN 3 0 3 ALPHA PI . NU . OMICRON KAPPA ZETA , SIGMA. THETA DELTA GAMMA EPSILON RHo . LAMBDA IOTA . TAU . CHI . UPSILON NU ISLAPPA BETA PHI , -fm :z:g.--- .y. - ' sg I I ia: HAW- Alpha Omicron Pi Founded 1897 ROLL OF CHAPTERS f ' Barnard College Newcomb College New York Universify University of Tennessee Randolph-Macon Women's College University of Nebraska ' University of California De Pauw University Tufts College University of NIaine Cornell University Northwestern University Leland Stanford, Jr., University University of Illinois University of Minnesota Syracuse University University of Washington Southwestern IVIethoclist College University of Indiana ALUMNAE CHAPTERS New York City San Francisco Providence Boston New Orleans Lincoln Los Angeles Chicago Indianapolis New Orleans lVIinneapolis and St. Paul 304 Epsilon Chapier Established in IQO8 IN URBE MRS. ARTHUR AUGUSTUS ALLEN MRS. RICHARD ALAN NIORDOFF MRS. IVIORTIMER FRANKLIN BARRUS NIRS. NATHANIEL SCHMIDT NIRS. ALBERT HAZEN WRIGHT , SENIORS MARY SUSAN ALBERTSON ANNE HORTON NIORROW SARAH LETSON CAMPBELL FRANCES EUGENIA REHFELD VIOLA BUCHERT DENGLER DOROTHY NIARY SHAW JEANNETTE SHORT JUNIORS MARGARET GERALDINE CONLAN HILDA PAULINE LOEFFLER JOANNA MARGARET DONLON CALISTA JANE HOFFMAN EVELYN MARGARET HIEBER DAGMAR ALFVEN SCHMIDT SOPHOMORES FLORENCE ELIZABETH COUPE ETHEL HINCRLEY HAUSMAN IRENE ELLA GREEN HELEN CORNELIA NIUNSELL FRESHMEN MARY HONOR DONLON MARY EASTMAN MOORE DOROTHY BARBARA HIEBER CORNELIA ADELE NIUNSELL 305 ALPHA BETA DELTA EPSILON . ZETA ETA THETA IOTA KAPPA LAMBDA . MU NU X1 . OMICRON . . ALPHA ALUMNAE BETA ALUMNAE DELTA ALUMNAE GAMMA ALUMNAE EPSILON ALUMNAE Delia Zeta Founded in IQO2 ROLL OF CHAPTERS 306 lXfIiami University Cornell University De Pauw University Indiana University Nebraska University Baker University Ohio State University Iowa State University Wvashington University Kansas State College University of California Lombard College Cincinnati University Pittsburgh University Oxford, Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio Indianapolis, Ind. Lincoln, Neb. New York City Beta Chapier Established in IQO8 SENIORS RUTH VIRGINIA CHAPPELLE VIRGINIA VAN BRUNT HILDEGARDE EULENSTEIN DOROTHY ALLISON WHITE MARY VALENTINE LARKIN ROSAMOND WOLCOTT JUNIORS ELIZABETH NIARY BRENNEN GWENDOLYN HOPE JONES NIARGARET LYON CHAPMAN NIARGARET JUANITA LOW ANNA CECILIA COAD NIARGARET XVHITNEY LUCKINGS DOROTHY ANNE COTTON ALICE MARY QUINLAN SOPHOMORES DOROTHY ALICE BALLIETT MARGARET IQIMBER CLARK DOROTHY LYON CHAPMAN AGNES CATHERINE DIEL NIARIE CLARK NIARTHA HORN NIILLER IDA RAFFLOER FRESHMEN ELIZABETH YVILSON BLAKE NIADELINE GUFFANTI 3 U 7 llelia ZBA lDelZa De If a in tsss ROLL OF CHAPTERS Founded at Boston fwfr, 5 X 1-1-: :Avi . , .,.,, N.,.,,.,. . .. . . A ' 3l1 'f:3l 23' I, Z2 -'Om I- - -if EW, ,fqgrf ' fb- ' -. f.4i3. t:f:?:iQ ' A , ' -Lgrgsg ' opt ag i fi ,ff Jxlllwg ,Lf - Q 5 - A ,X 'Us , ,W ALPHA PROVINCE ALPHA ALPHA Adelphi RHO . Barnard ALPHA . Boston TAU . Bucknell ALPHA BETA Cornell XI . . Goucher PSI . . Pennsylvania ' ALPHA XI Randolph-Macon ALPHA DELTA Stetson BETA . St. Lawrence GMICRON . Syracuse ETA . Vermont ALPHA GAMMA Wesleyan ALPHA EPSILON Brenau ALPHA UPSILON Colby ALPHA ZETA Hollins ALPHA ETA Florida State ALPHA THETA . . Pittsburgh DELTA PROVINCE GAMMA . Adrian OMEGA DELTA Ames DELTA IOTA Arkansas ZETA . Cincinnati DELTA ETA Coe DELTA IALPHA De Pauw DELTA ZETA Franklin PHI . Iowa DELTA THETA Judson EPSILON . Knox DELTA BETA IVIiami DELTA EPSILON Millilcin PHI . Llizlnesota UPSILON . Northwestern NU . . Ohio DELTA . Simpson BETA ZETA Transylvania DELTA GAMMA Vanderbilt MU . VVisconsin DELTA DELTA Wooster DELTA LAMBDA Indianapolis DELTA IQAPPA Drury THETA . Minnesota DELTA MU Alabama DELTA NU Alt. Union IOTA . Michigan DELTA XI Missouri THETA PROVINCE LAMBDA . Baker PI . . California THETA BETA Colorado KAPPA . Nebraska THETA THETA . . Nevada TH ETA KAPPA . . South Methodist ,I- THETA GAMMA . . THETA EPSILON OMEGA . THETA ZETA THETA ALPHA , , Tlel ETA ETA THETA DELTA . . TH ETA IOTA GAMMA . LAMBDA . XI . . P1 . . ALPHA ALPHA ETA . BETA . DELTA ETA ZETA . NU . , DELTA EPSILON UPSILON . THETA DELTA DELTA ZETA EPSILON . DELTA ALPHA DELTA . PHI . ALPHA DELTA TAU . KAPPA . MU . DELTA THETA SIGMA . THETA . DELTA GAMMA RHO , THETA GAMMA CHI . . PSI . . THETA ALPHA OMICRON . ALPHA UPSILON OMEGA DELTA ALPHA . DELTA IOTA THETA ETA BETA ZETA ALPHA XI DELTA BETA THETA THETA ALPHA TAU DELTA NU IOTA . DELTA LAMBDA Oklahoma Southwestern Stanford Texas Washington Wyoming Oregon Kansas State UALLIANCES Adrian, Mich. Baldwin, Kans. Baltimore, Md. Berkeley, Cal. Brooklyn, N. Y. Burlington, Vt. Canton, N. Y. Cedar Rapids, Ia. Cincinnati, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Decatur, Ill. Evanston, Ill. Eugene, Ore. Franklin, Incl. Galesburg, Ill. Greencastle, Ind. Indianola, Ia. Iowa City, Ia. DeLand, Fla. Lewisburg, Pa. Lincoln, Neb. Madison, Wis. Marion, Ala. Middleton, Conn. Nlinneapolis, Minn Nashville, Tenn. New York City Norman, Okla. Oxford, Mass. Philadelphia, Pa. Seattle, Wash. Syracuse, N. Y. lfVaterville, Me. Ames, Iowa Boston, Mass. Fayetteville, Ark. Laramie, Wyo. Lexington, Ky. Lynchburg, Va. Oxford, O. Reno, Nev, Waterville, Me. Alliance, O. Ann Arbor, Mich. Indianapolis, Ind. Alpha Befa Chapter Established in IQI3 PATRONESSES MRS. JAMES GEORGE NEEDHAM MRS. JOSEPH ELLIS TREVOR MRS. PIERRE AUGUSTINE FISH MRS. GORDON ELLWOOD WIGHTNIAN IN URBE GERTRUDE FOLEY ALMA NIX MARGUERITE GURLEY EMMA SPEED IRENE :KIRCHSTEIN DELIA STONE ZELLA LABARRE NIARGARET TREVOR SENIORS JUANITA BATES DOROTHY CAROL NIAIER MARY FLORENCE LUMSDEN HELEN LORENF ROBBINS GERALDINE MARGARET WILLIS JUNIORS ANNE PARKER ARNOLD LOUISE BROEK ANNA MARSH SOPHOMORES U MARION MOORE BALDWIN DOROTHY fMARGARET HARRIS I ANNA ELIZABETH CUSIC LUCY MARION LOVELAND MACK ELINOR MARY FISH MARIAN RANDOLPH PRIESTLY KATHERINE THORP FRESHMEN THERA EMERSON ELEANOR lX4CMULLEN FRANCES OTTLEY 309 :G 1 , 'Q . Fx.. . a 'ffm .. - , ,. 11? -A -1' A V, 1: ah ,I 3 .nw ,QM J , .9-.A , xr 1. Eff-. 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W , -2 -T1 . ,',::'-mf,-fs' sm.-1 fz ri ' if34'f2i5f5g1?'4s4r-Q-4 -.,-fav-f':wf2 yf: IA' 1 9- 5 A '- 144+.,,:-L-ww -sfxwf .f.:, f1. 'SCAC w L 4 f - -'f'1'T3- :LZZJA1-.-: w'-5-i c J 'J'. LfQ-.'.:2lQ'- A -3 Jl:..maxgAg,-N L: v .- 62' ' w I -1,'.'Q':f'g !'q1ew--'lm 2453 , 'f wif br 11' Wr,ff,.i-,jx fi 2:51 , , . , Jw , A Jn:-.aw- M, 1' 1511.2 -, 6' ., fu? .- -' .2 -: ., -Q ' - - wwf? .'1.-5.5153 zz- ' ,,:,:2.ff -5. ,, ..-. 4-..iff':-A-gl: 'v Q'.mf'f fag - 'f' , 3-r .4-Te, ,cw 1 'Y :,. . -' -- .-1 e 'z':1'QJ Y 1.sE.,.,f . -- -'Tu -A 1 'w.PH-'.i'- , '. - T .PA TF . 3331 if 'f .ff' f5f'- A ' 1 f:, ,i555:: '15-1' .- 1 , - .y ' 3-,,7-af ' ' N- 'I'Y-- ' wa, , -'mg-1 . , . I , f,.,,, A, M-,. , ,. .. - ..:-1:4.,7f,..J' '4fF1i,'iS ' -. ' 2 , -. ,::.1 ., 1 .- xv .f HELEN LURINDA ADAMS NIARY SUSAN ALBERTSON EVELYN ALSPACH ALICE. MAY BLINN ANNA BRISTOL HELEN CARTER RUTH EATON DAVIS AMY LEONE LUCE ARAMINTA MACDONALD ROSAMOND WOLCOTT w 1 310 f.,- 6 - J 5 qv., , 1 , ,W -.fu A -. . Q. A ', I vm AH! 35,-:...' 41--5544, .1,,4'.,35J,Av H . V, -1--' ,--v f X , -fp .: :.- ' - , ' , :M , Q 1. f sf f 1 ,221 fic-iffffug 1:1 ' ' , f l? QE, f Y Q Et! gag? A 'fqrfwjgga .':L-mal' wh '1'5'5 -.-1.:1f'71-KFZI' I ,.1f.,G,gcy4,. .As ' ' jiri-ff: 54 .JM M Q21-1.1 . A wyg, -m e ' 'JM ,QQ--' v u - --:.nv:-.fn -- s . .WM-ff - , . -:SM-ig ff. . . My ' Q. ., . unnfilw Q regwq,-xgirawgvtf ,QA 'Lv,,. ,. - -.-.-w12rfAx,4rf,.cf, f K , .Y , , - 1 f?f'ef:wvf::a2'1 A A , ' ' 1 , n 'ez . w:ej,45-:gag-,g5,1,f 51, W-.N ' I-Q, V - -A - ',.,JAy,,:,1,' , I- 1 1 - ' f - 7 V , . we A A , - .232 1-, 5' j 1 5, R A A i -1. ., S ' AMW' -, f m' Y-- A- -,..,--vf ' , ' A--...MW , ,,f A JULIA ERNESTINE BECKER IOANNA MARGARET DONLON V1 GRAHAM ESTHER GRIMES MARCIA GRIMES HARRIET HOSMER KATHERINE LINDLEY MCMURRY ALICE MARIE 'QUINLAN DAGMAR ALFVEN SCHMIDT 311 SPORTS G1 WIOTIMEO OFFICERS ROSAMOND XXVOLCOTT, 717 . . Prefident MARCIA GRIMES, 'IS . . Vice-Prefidmt ESTHER GRIMES, 'IS . . . . Secretary EVELYN MARGARET CAROLINE I-IIEEER . . T1'fafu1'e1' ADVISORY COUNCIL MISS ELLEN BRAINARD CANFIELD MRS. EMMONS LEVI WILLIAMS MRS. GEORGE YOUNG, JR. DR. EDITH MATZKE I CLASS REPRESENTATIVES TO THE COUNCIL HELEN CARTER . IQI7 LOUISE CLIFT BENTLEY . I9IS IDA RAFFLOER . . 1919 312 CORNELL WOMEH'S vnmm-ruc CLJIB COUNCIL VIRGINIA VAN BRUNT, 717 .... Prerident VI GRAHAM, '18 . . . . Vice-Prwiderzt CLARA EVELYN COWHILL, '18 . . Sffrrezary DAGMAR ALFVEN SCHMIDT, '18 . . Treamrer GERTRUDE HUTH, ,I7 ..... Coach GLADYS KATHERINE BLEIMAN, 719, Sophomore Reprefenmtioe DR. EDITH NIATZKE MARTIN WRIGHT SAMPSON HONORARY MEMBERS JULIA NIALOTTE MARTIN WRIGHT SAMPSON DR. EDITH MATZKE CATHERINE SCHURMAN JOHN THOMAS PARSON MRS. VVILLIAM STRUNK MRS. WALTER FRANCIS WILLCOX CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES JEANNETTE SHORT, 717 .,..... VI GRAHAM, '18 . . . HILDEGARDE EULENSTEIN, 717 NIARY ELIZABETH PIKE, '17 . DOROTHY CAROL MAIER, '17 ELSIE STERLING CHURCH, ,I7 . RUTH VIRGINIA CHAPELLE, '17 . ELIZABETH HODGSON REIGART, ,IQ NIILDRED MARIE WICKER, 'IQ . SARA DUKEHART ABBOTT, 'IS . PHYLLIS RUDD, 717 . . 515 Bufirmff Managfr' Stage Managfr Property Managfr W ardrobe Mifl1'eyf . . Mrrfic . . Poftfrf Patrorzeffff . Tickflf . Prograrnf Irwitationf . Ufherx 'U .U I , . 'f ., 4 'ff 'fl'f'tQ:w ,IZ JE I my S ,' ggigg xrw rp N ww I I if I VI GRAHAM . P1'f,fide11t SARA DUKEHART ABBOTT SARA DUKEHART ABBOTT VIRGINIA BAKER FLORENCE O7NEILL BARNWELL REBA LYZETTE BEARD JULIA ERNESTINE BECKER ELIZABETH BLAKE KATHERINE COVILLE ALICE EISENBRANDT VI GRAHAM RUTH HEDOECOCK MARIE HILLIDGE Secrelary and Treamrer NIARY VALENTINE LARKIN LELIA HANIILTON LASSITER FERN LOWRY NIARCIA NICCARTNEY ENITH PARSONS PRISCILLA BARTLETT PARSONS ANNA CECILIA COAD IRENE GERARD GENEVIEVE NIINA SPRAGUE GERALDINE ESTHER SPRAGUE VIRGINIA WATSON SWITZER RUTH WILLIAMS 314 figfi I Sedowa HELEN LURINDA ADAMS MARY SUSAN ALBERTSON JULIA IONE ARONSON MABEL GINGELL BALDWIN ALICE BLINN ANNA BRISTOL GLADYS MARION HESS HELEN GLIVIA IQIRKENDALL 315 BEOKER CASSEL ALBERTSON ADAMS WOLCOTT PARSOAS QU1NLAN VAN BRUNT CHAPPELL1: IR1sH LATTIMORE BR1s'rOL NIACIDONALD DAVIS BALDWVIN 7 1 ' W omen S Siudenf Governmem Council QFFI CERS ARAMINTA MACDONALD, '17 . , . . . . Preffident ANNA BRISTOL, '17 . Firm Vice-Prefident RUTH EATON DAVIS, '17 . Second Vice-Prefidenz MABEL GINGELL BALDWIN, '17 Third Vicf-Pnffident MELVA MYRTLE LATTIMORE, '17 . . Trmmrer ALICE NIARIE QUINLAN, '18 . . . . Secretary SENIORS HELEN LURINDA ADAMS MARY SUSAN ALBERTSON EDNA EGOLF CASSEL RUTH VIRGINIA CHAPELLE VIRGINIA VAN BRUNT ROSAMOND WOLCOTT JUNIORS JULIA ERNESTINE BECKER FLORENCE BOOCHEVER SOPHOMORE HARR1OT ANNE PARSONS FRESHMAN IVIARIAN IRISH 316 I , . N SENIOR SOCIETY , .f 12 s 1 .. if :fs if yi HH . ..-. A.. 1 G , I-V 4,44 gg! 1 ,i4'f5 , ,Y 'Wea W , QI 'L QE i 'Q ei V Q, .. ,X.., ..,, Sphinx Head Alexander Glencairn Acheson Alton Fletcher Baleer Robert Sigmund Beifeld William jackson Blackman William Mitchell Blair james Embury Brincleerhoff Albert Augustus Cushing john De Witt Philip Wright Fitzpatrick George Stebbins Kephart William Christopher Kreuzer Howard ferome Ludington Gabriel Emanuel Lund William Stanley McCormick Geoffrey Maurice O'Gonnell Oscar F rederich Priester Floyd Chauncey Sager Gustave David Stahl Donald-Bain Vail Alastair Ian Grant Valentine Bertram Francis Willcox . Guy Brown Wiser Sl SENIOR SOCIETY L' 2: Ri, Qi Quill and Dagger Edward Ewen Anderson Chandler Burpee lion Harold Budd Francis joseph Clary john Lyon Collyer Charles Stuart Cooper Williarn Doolittle' Criin Alhert Lewis Culbertson Paul Witherspoon Ecleley julian Augustus Fay Frank Kent Foss john Caldwell Corliss Gardiner Walter Rowe Lalley Robert Emerson MacKenzie Arthur William Mellen, jr. Lucien Wilher Mueller jaines Carey Othus Charles Henry Rainsey Alina Wihford Richards jacob Could Schurrnan, jr. Clarence Tilley DeCray White ' john Randall Whitney Stewart Collins Wilson Linus Vere Windnagle George Austin Worn Phillips Wyrnan Roy john Zander ill JUNIOR SOCIETY F ,iw X .f . :- - 4: -s.. ' 5157, ,A ,y , 7 X-.. MQ, 1.4 .' rj, -2 . .. , N re Aleph Samaoh Roland Henry Bacon Horace Gnion Benedict Oswald Carnrnann Brewster Lawrence George Brower joseph Charnp Carry Wesley Moon Dixon joseph Lees Bastwiek Frederick Montague Gillies Arthur Lewis Hojrnan joseph Braekin Kirkland fohn Hdarn Krngh Herbert Rhoads Knhns Creswell MaeMnrray Mieon Peter Panl Miller Frank Nelnis, fr. john Daois Santers, fr. Francis Tobey Shioeriek Christopher MaeNair Speed john Cooper Thoinas Thomas Rowan Wagner C fohn Marker Watt 321 CIVIL ENGINEERING SOCIE --is I 1-gif? 272512, ' ,:F' .I ' L QU-iff 'I ' I .I HQ: if I If Wi g N111 -f ,-4 , 4.-555135 ff-if ' ' Q1sIL1S51Q,.' I,'1ss,g!I-aw. I, 'mu 5i1f'1I z. 'ICSC . - - emigssifsl III EIIAJ. , . ffekslei T , I l. ,JL H ffiiujgz-.f, ' I , ' iff- M IHASHI 'I ,III I -we SFA aff-III' wee? ' - ,Ill ' ' X --'LSI 'E I wg? I I ,1:4P.- .ffm - R W-gas I ' Rod and Bob FRED ASA BARNES HOWARD THOMPSON CRITCHLOW SIDNEY GONZALES GEORGE CHAUNCEY RUTHVEN MCANLIS JOHN THOMAS PARSONS JOHN EDWIN PERRY PAUL HALLADAY UNDERWOOD WILLIAM ADDAMS, JR. JOSEPH PAUL BRIGHT CHAUNCEY MILLAR BRIGGS WILLIAM ROBINSON I-IAGGART EDWARD IQOHNE IQLINGELHOFER ARTHUR WILLIANI IVIELLEN, JR. EDWIN RUSSELL MGMILLIN OSCAR FREDERICK PRIESTER JOHN JOSEPH QUINN, JR. JOHN CLARENCE TUNNICLIFF, JR I-IORAGE GUION BENEDICT JOHN EVANS LAIRD WILLIAM MURRAY LEFFINGWELL JOHN WARD MARTIN MURRAY IX4CCONNEL DAVID ANTES RUHL VAN BRUNT SEAMAN ALEXANDER FRANCIS STOLZ ANDREW JACKSON WHITNEY, BICKNELL JAMES WOODBURY CHARLES CURTIS WOODRUFF, JR. 3rd. 322 TY CIVIL ENGINEERING SOCIETY . If .SN3Mi:q . . .. f 1 ?Esi:5g,S ' , m f- Sf:,. I'IZI ISM:-1:V,,-, wk ' H -' HI N-'-WI,-I 'ifljrfk A 2 I A 1 -R -ag , .F I, ,, I' ' ' f' T S'f 10 .II'Esfiekibizf31'7:EiEZE3s3:II:gQwaaqasx eeiwln I WILLIAM EDWARD BEITZ EARLE NELSON BURROWS WALTER LICHTENTHAELER CONWELL HENRY NEELY OGDEN LEONARD CHURCH URQUHART JAMES AYLOR ANDERSON GEORGE TITUS BARTON HENRY HUNTINGTON BATJER HENRY FROST CHADEAYNE JAMES FRANCIS DRISCOLL ERNEST WILLIAM :KURZ HENRI CHARBONNIER MCGOWAN RICHARD PARMENTER JOHN ALLISON PIERSOL JAMES HENDERSON SPAFI-'ORD STEPHEN ANDERSON THEARD GEORGE RUSSELL THOMPSON EDWIN HAIGHT TILLOTSON GEORGE PERCIVAL BULLARD CHARLES PAUL COGGINS FREDERICK WVILSON CRANE ROBERT CURLISS EDMUNDS FRANK VAN DUZER FIELDS JAMES -VVILLIAM FITZGERALD ERNEST CLEVELAND FORTIER ROSS WALDRON MCIQINSTRY KIRKLAND WILEY TODD YVILLIAM CHARLES W'HITE ARTHUR WVILSON WINSHIP 3 2 3 CHEMISTRY SOCIETY A , 1 1? . 'L J, 1 E! 9 blC HONORARY LOUIS MUNROE DENNIS ASSOCIATES ROSS PETER ANDERSON FRANK ELMORE RICE THOMAS ROLAND BRIGGS THOMAS WHITNEY BENSON WELSH LEWIS -JOSEPHUS CROSS WARD BENJAMIN WHITE LAURENCE PUMPELLY GUSTAV ERNST FREDERICK LUNDELL GRADUATES ARCHIBALD MORTIMER ERSKINE JOHN HANSON MICHENER EDWARD LAWRENCE MACK FRANCIS HARLEY SCHEETZ JOHN GRAHAM THOMPSON SENIORS . OTTO AUGUST BADENHAUSEN PAUL KNAPP EVERETT FARRINGTON BENJAMIN DANIEL CHAUNCEY M.CCOY HAROLD STANLEY BROADBENT HAL EMERSON SCHENCK ALBERT LEWIS CULBERTSON PAUL FREDERICK STRICKER ROBERT JAMES FLETCHER RICHARD THOMAS SUMMERS HOWARD WILLIAM HOCK CLAUDE FREDERICK TEARS REXFORD WILBER JEWETT WILLIAM ROBERT WALDRON ALFRED WHITAKER WARD JUNIORS JAMES LEWIS BERSTON LEE HINCHMAN CLARK K NNETH COTTON BROWN PHILIP LANGFORD DAVIDSON DAVID ROGER MUNSICK 324 ARCHITECTURAL SGCIETY G . ga H5DmmHKngQ +4-0f'g' x ' ', ,- x - f?iS9Eil1.' ff '-'- V 13 f Eiips--:, 1.:1QfLi'f?Z4, , x1I .,f4ffg,L4 ?fs::z.,I, - W I is I ' -ww Mr- . - ' ' , A-ff., - EI- I JACOB GOULD SCHURMAN ANDREW DICKSON WHITE CLARENCE AUGUSTINE MARTIN HUBERT EUGENE BAXTER OLAF MARTINIUS BRAUNER LE ROY PEARL BURNHAM GEORGE RAY CHAMBERLAIN THOMAS FREDERICK CRANE LOUIS AGASSIZ FUERTES HIRAM SAMUEL GUTSELL EVERETT VICTOR MEEKS CHRISTIAN NIIDJO ALBERT CHARLES PHELPS NATHANIEL SCHMIDT SHEPHERD STEVENS EDWARD MILTON URBAND' GEORGE YOUNG, JR, 1916 WILLIAM WATTLES HORNER ALBERT EUGENE PRICE HENRY FRANCIS STANTON DAVID MARTIN BOWES ROY WALLING CHEESMAN MILTON LEE CRANDELL ALBERT AUGUSTUS CUSHING JAMES ALBERT DOUGHER CHESTER KENNETH FORD COFFIN CLARENCE WILLIAM DUNBAR 1917 CHARLES 1918 325 LESTER ERNST DONAILD FOGLE INNES LESLIE VERNE LACY HOWARD ALFRED TOPP GUY BROWN WVISER WOODBURN GOSTA WILLIAM HAGSTROM SIDNEY PAUL THOMPSON SENIOR AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Hebs-Sa GEORGE ABRAM EVERETT XVALTER CHRISTIAN BARTSCH IVON HAROLD BUDD PAUL RUSSELL CHAPPELL CHARLES STUART COOPER WILLIAM DOOLITTLE CRIM PAUL COLMAN CUTLER HENRY SABINE FISHER I HOWARD BOYER FLOCK JOHN CALDWELL CORLISS GARDINER JOHN EDWARD HOUCK LYNN HOWARD GEORGE STEBBINS :KEPHART WILLIAM CHRISTOPHER :KREUZER HOWARD JEROME LUDINGTON DANIEL STENTZ MORGAN ALMA VVILEORD RICHARDS CARL DICKEY SMITH WILLIAM STEPHEN VANDERBILT, JR. JOHN WIGSTEN LINUS VERE WINDNAGLE 326 HONORARY ENGINEERING SOCIETY T A . Tau Beta 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 CHARLES LEE CRANDALL HERMAN DIEDERICHS ACHIBALD MORTIMER ERSKINE SIDNEY GONZALES GEORGE CHARLES WALTER HAM HOWARD DRYSDALE HESS HENRY SYLVESTER JACOEY VLADIMIR IQARAPETOFF DEXTER SIMPSON KIMBALL CARL HERMAN KNOETTGE ALBERT RUSSELL NIANN CLARENCE AUGUSTINE MARTIN ERNEST GEORGE NIERRITT ALBERT CHARLES PHELPS CHARLES EDWIN THOMAS GEORGE YIOUNG R. 7 MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1917 ERNEST REYNOLDS ACKER DAVIES IQIRKLAND BANKS GEORGE TITUS BARTON WILLIAM CARTER BLISS CHAUNCEY MILLAR BRIGGS ALEJANDRO RAMON COTA JOHN GEORGE GATES JOHN HAYDOCK, 3rd. WVALTER DAVID JOHNSTON LAWRENCE DOUGLAS KINGSLAND, znd. CARL FRANCIS LAUTZ SAMUEL JOHN LEONARD WILLIAM STANLEY IVICCORMICK EDWIN RUSSELL NICIVIILLIN GTIS REED IVIARSTON ARTHUR WILLIAM MELLEN, JR. JOHN FINNEY MERRICK JOHN SAMUEL MORRIS HENRY WHITTIER PORTER PAUL FREDERICK STRICKER RALPH CORBIN TAYLOR JOHN CLARENCE TUNNICLIFF7 JR. JAMES KING VAN CAMPEN GORDON ELLWOOD WIGHTMAN GUY BROWN WISER MEMBER 'OF THE CLASS OF 1918 HAROLD PERKINS BENTLEY 327 HONORARY ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING SGCIETY A Hx I S -W, ' y J 12 'fvwwg ' Inf 'I ' H igh - I . -fr 4 f ., ,S x . ' 'f' x1fX, f,,'-I - Q, pf' -:L QQ, I , :5,g E? gy ,S - f ei, -3145: Eta Kappa Nu Established in IQI2 I-IGNORARY MEMBERS VLADIMIR IQARAPETOFF FREDERICK BEDELL ALEXANDER GRAY ASSOCIATE MEMBERS ALEXANDER CHILSON STEVENS JOHN GEORGE PERTSCH WILLIAM DEANS, JR. 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ZIIQ. 3 ' if nit- ., Helios HENRY ENNIE ALLANSON FRANKLIN FURMAN BETTS MEAD GREACEN BRIGGS WALTER GRIFFIN COWAN CHARLES STYLES DANA ARTHUR DAVID DAVIES HAROLD JAMES EVANS ALBERT DOW FONDA ROBERT STEWART MENZIES FRASER STANLEY CORTLAND GARMAN COPELAND ENSIGN GATES ANSON WRIGHT GIBSON HAROLD OSBORNE JOHNSON CLARKE BERNARD LOUDENSLAGER RALPH COY PARKER RALPH FULFORD PERKINS LOUIS RAYMOND SKINNER EDWARD ILSLEY TINKHAM FRED ROSMAN WALKLEY CARL FRANCIS WALTER 329 LAW SOCIETY AOCD Delia Theia Phi S RANNEY, Cleveland Law School XIVIGMORE, Northwestern University HOLLIES, Dickinson University COOLEY, Detroit College of Law FINCH, Cornell University VVARVELLE, De Pauw University BETA, University of South Dakota BLECKLEY, University Of Georgia FREEMAN, University of Tennessee P4ITC1-IELL, University of hiinnesota DAY, Wfestern Reserve University IQENT, New York Law School LURTON, Chattanooga College of Law EPSILON, University Of Arkansas GAMMA PRIME, john hlarshall Law School DELTA PRIME, University of Chicago ENAT ES ETA PRIME, Chicago Kent College of Law BURKS, Washington and Lee University THETA PRIME, XVashburn University CHRISTIANCE, University of hflichigan RAMSAY, St. Paul College of Law BSARSHALL, Ohio Northern University PARKER, Union University VON MOSOIIZISKER, University Of Pennsylvania XVHITE, Georgetown University JEFFERSON, Richmond College FIELD, University Of Southern California FULLER, Fordham University TPIETA, Creighton University IOTA, Wlashington University DEADY, University of Oregon CHASE, Ohio State University ALUMNI SE CLEVELAND ALUMNI SENATE .ALUMNI SENATE OF NEW HCORK CITY CIIATTANOOOA ALUMNI SENATE 330 NATES rFOLEDO ALUMNI SENATE CHICAGO ALUMNI SENATE YVASHINGTON, D. C., ALUMNI SENATE Finch Chapier Established in 1903 1917 WILLIAM JOHN DARCH MARVIN ROOD DYE WVILLIAM HOWARD NIAOUIRE APOLLON JOHN NICHOLAS JOHN EMMETT O,BRIEN LEANDER IVON SHELLEY 1918 OLIVER R. CLARK WILLIAM JAMES GILLERAN VICTOR LARUE KLEE ARTHUR OLSON J. ARTHUR VVHITECOTTON 1919 JOHN LAN IN G TAYLOR IQZO HARRY KEABLE DUNN 331 LAW SOCIETY , , 1 If gk, ,AXf,5,f I A' KJAHIE7 K . I f77 Q 7 1' , . W t I I I 'ff 1 , Ex Llmbf D-fm J- HEL 4, ,,.,..,' PWA VNV R 1' L ' ' V- Y ,If A I W ,V I2 I4 A, ' I wa A 'O ' 43-2-1-:-5-zixflxq-:-:-1-2-I V viqyf il J s Rf Ng 5.46 WE X Q UPL ,ETL X , ' 'wi' 9 4 - ,Lf A I .dprfg ' fm ' I ' 'Q Afaflfw' -:I ,. N .iq Phi Delia Phi Founded In 1869 CONKLING CHAPTER DEYOE LONAS ASHTON ALLEN'ALBERT ATWOOD VAL ALLAIN BROWNING CLYDE CHRISTIE FRANCIS JOSEPH CLARY A JAMES JOSEPH CONROY, JR. CLAYTON WORTH COUSENS CLARK CORNELL DAGGETT LOUIS WELTON DAWSON HERBERT CARLTON DRESCHER THOMAS HENRY DUGAN, Jr. EUGENE BLAKELY DURR ROBERT HOLLOWAY EVERHARD ROGER FARQUHAR WILLIAM RANDOLPH GARGIULO HERBERT ARTHUR GOERTZ ARCHIBALD CYRUS EDSON GREGORY 332 GEORGE PAUL HEFFERNAN HARRY IRVING HOWARD VVALTER WINSTON KREBS HORAGE RAND LAMB BENSON LANDEN, JR. NORMAN HERBERT LONG JENNINGS IQIRK LOVE FABER JOSEPH MOFADDEN EUGENE BARRETT REED EDWARD O7ROURKE, JR. ALLEN ROSS JOHN HAVILAND SCHMID WAYNE COLFAX SELBY CHARLES COOPER STALTER ROBERT KNIGHT STORY, JR. ROBERT LOUIS STREBEL RONALD CAMPBELL VAN AT TA HONORARY EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY , 1 L31 A igffll . I - - I ' l-1 Q- , .RQQZQQ Z Q Ogg ,.l, Phi Delia Kappa Theta Chapter Established IQIO FACULTY MEMBERS CHARLES DEGARMO V WILLIAM SILLIMAN FOSTER GEORGE PRENTISS BRISTOL FREDERICK LLEWELLYN GRIFFIN EDWIN GARRIGUES BORING ROBERT MORRIS OGDEN KARL M. 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ASSOCIATE MEMBERS DONALD GRISWOLD COCKCROFT JOHN EVANS LAIRD ALFRED STUART COLLINS JOHN EDWARD LUDFORD FREDERICK HENRY EISENBRANDT GEORGE HENDERSON STANSER MCNAIR LOUIS WYMAN JOSEPH ROSS LINZY MILLIMAN PHILIP LAWRENCE SULLIVAN 334 f I 1. ,A w.- f J x. 1 1 Af-rf M x... lr ' 'fH.,.3LE::3.Lf:, ,?T:ss11ff-:!:v:. .? ,,I .- '5 r,I:f?ii: 2555515 ,-' , I :Sq-, Ewfbf II :L T571-' ws. pig--. I un EI. -- -iffy -If '- A fl -I:Vf,N51. gwrff e. 2 NA-'-I. fm S ,g,.25ff: 'EES 'Q-11. ,W-.3 .-If ,. ,. '31, ar Ptq. M561 any 33.552 fifrfffl rififg ,. ig, W 'H A lg .I-1 -5 I Em: A' T H nies' If ' igIINJ4fi.w,, L:9sZ,i5a1 f5' A if f -2:I , s5'51R' ' Majura EDWARD EWEN ANDERSON PAUL NVITHERSPOON ECKLEY WILLIAM ALFRED FRANZHEIM NIAURY HILL GEORGE STEWART KING THEODORE VAN VLECK LAUTZ ARTHUR WILLIAM NIELLEN, JR. GEORGE SWIGGART MILES ROBERT NIINSHALL PHILIP DUDLEY MOSSER CHARLES DICKERSON ORME HENRY WHITTIER PORTER WILLIAM MUIR RUSSEL WILLIAM DURRELL SIEBERN FRANK WARD SMITH ROBERT POTTER AIKEN TAYLO DEGRAY WHITE JOHN RANDALL WVHITNEY STEWART COLLINS WILSON - 335 R -A EE A J .Iifiiikzm Beth L,Amed LAWRENCE Moss ARNOLD LEWIS BENEDICT, JR. MERRILL BLANCHARD JAMES HOWELL CUMMINGS, JR. WESLEY MOON DIXON JOHN LUTHER DOLE JOSEPH LQEES EASTWICK FREDERICK MONTAGUE GILLIES ROBERT EDWARD JENNINGS HERBERT RHOADS KUHNS RAYMOND JAMES LALLY RICHARD PECK MATTHIESSEN PETER PAUL MILLER WILLIAM BRISTOL SHELTON FRANCIS TOBEY SHIVERICK JOHN COOPER THOMAS BENNETT BOTSFORD YOUNG A 337 1 ris- '2' E If -:.- il L? 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PAUL SKELDING WILLIAM STRUNK BERTRAM FRANCIS WILLCOX LEONARD WOOD, JR. 341 'f , ,Y if , , I 4 Humfingion Club 'I '5kixix.x-:s I . .,f- , fifwff 5:g:1:Ew'1 1PlQ f 7? 'P XV' xSc'2?F2Eh'i3:IE43552 'X ,gsm - V-MQ-f1zwaiai5s:22: 'fe -aaizff.-Kira:-. mfg.-S'a?agefffze I :QP 1:5311 -s4r,,:2:f1.-rsreg 2 1 -.li . iw, .JQNPE fiiifiig. I -, L s - :- mr ? z,tgma8miszSifi2 - l 551 ':j:fE5-,rib ,915521:.::i.3zafg23agf:.,: -vi p . -Q, Q I' 2.5 f' '1- xf:1:1skm::iQe4ww 'N ' G-Kzgisexfz-- ' g1w::,,.sQ -aa:'f 'V - PQ :- sfia:-11I11w X J ' Wah 'SH N EP ff 'I '- rf: 2, -22? yt - z:ggg.v,-,.-.-g-:-,,L-1454? ' 32? V? pg .1 -, ni? W-:-:,: 4 -' A N 4.21, .., .N-1-Q -A.-:, wr :.' ffl Q L -- 11 - ,215 22f1H-2-ff24,i22iif' if R1153!-13.722-131325C32-255 l!f:23I5:3:5'5L1!-'5EPZ ' 'Yi 5553531535E535EiE2W5155559-Z1?E55:iEi:iZf ' 342 1? 5: vb J X 4 in '32 5. E., H AJ ' r ,N 1, 1 ,V Q, I C ,. 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HENRY POMEROY HORTON JAMES MCMAHON EDWARD LEAMINGTON NICHOLS HENRY NEELY OGDEN ALBERT EDWARD WELLS SENIORS LEANDER IVON SHELLEY ALBERT THEODORE STRAUCH CHARLES ALBERT WARNER WALTON HAROLD BURNS EDWIN BRADLEY FAIRCHILD MALCOLM HINRICHS FIELD THEODORE EMMETT GATY HAROLD DANA HUDSON SHURLY RUSSELL IRISH JUNIORS WILLIAM MILNE JONES HAROLD PETER :KAULFUSS NELSON WARREN CORNELL MILTON ALSON NEVENS MARK OWENS PAUL CHARLES WANSER EDWARD HAROLD WARD SOPHOMORES GERMAN LEROY AUSTIN EUGENE WILLIAM BEGGS GEORGE FRANCIS DICKINS DAMON GREENLEAF DOUGLAS ALLAN WADE DOW CHARLES BULL EARLE JOHN CHUBBUCK EDWARDS WALTER HOYT FRENCH RAYMOND HAROLD GEER HAROLD HENRY MOORE EDWARD HARGRAVE PATTISON EDWIN MITCHILL PRELLWITZ LESLIE REYNOLDS SCHAUFFLER FRESHMEN EDWIN WKVOODWARD ALLEN EMERSON LISCUM DIVEN PAUL WOODHULL DRAKE LESLIE NOYES DURYEA HENRY EWA LD ALBERT FORD HINRICHS HAROLD LOUIS HINRICHS LANSING SOUTHWICK HOSKINS ALBERT RAYMOND NOLIN DUNCAN ELLIOTT STULTS ,N 1, 951, .51--A I Y 'g S lvl, wi I ILA33, ' 11934 335 6. .A f -1' ,I ICQ 'liflfwaif QIHRIFSP N ' m'F5E1O v5f7f fm 5 31' -ff 31' Ga- 1 ' - V A , , If X - A-, I-A, . I i QE 4LUF:AAAAA-he-l I'i5bviL 25f22gf4Kf,vgQ,,v f4z,, ..A L3,,gE1g livi W' '-Eiif'- 5551. ' 14..1'--fflim-'ES-S '-' .'f:'E-'1'12z OFFICERS ALTON FLETCHER BAKER, 717 . . Prefidenzf PETER PAUL MILLER, '18 . . Vice Prendent CHARLES WESLEY WHITEHAIR . General Secmfafy EDWIN CONVERSE HIGBEE, zd, '19 , Rfcordwg Secretary PROFESSOR HENRY SYLVESTER JACOBY . . Treamrer CABINET 1917 EDWARD JOHN BURNS WILLIAM DOOLITTLE CRIM ALBERT DOW FONDA LYSTER MEADOWS HETHERINGTON 1918 CLARKE BERNARD LOUDENSLAGER WILLIAM WALLACE ROBERTSON, JR HERBERT COLLINS SCHNEIDER MATTHEW WILLIAM WEIMAR CLARENCE WILLIAM DUNBAR HAROLD GLEN HARPER MILTON CHRISTIAN JOHN WESTPHAL 1919 PETER PAUL MILLER ELBERT PARR TUTTLE EDWIN CONVERSE HIGBEE, znd. SHERMAN TROWBRIDGE WILLIAM MORGAN KENDALL JAMES BENTLY WILSON 344 F I B F Ui IT U ALL H IVIAISI Y. Cornell Cosmopolitan Club ASSOCIATION OF COSMOPOLITAN CLUBS International Federation of Studentf: Corda Fratre: 1 OFFICERS I-IERMANN FREDERICH SCHMID, Germany . . . . Prffidenzi JOSEPH GARBARINO, Italy . . . . Firm Vice-P1'f,fid.ent JUAN MANUEL BERTRAN, Porto Rico . Second Vice-Prefident CHENG-CHIH KUO, China . . . Recording Secrmzry JAMES WALLACE SMITH, United States . Affxixtant Secrftary PIERRE IVIERTZ, France .... Correfponding Secretary BENNET ROGER MCMILLAN, Scotland . . Alumni Secretary FRED ASA BARNES, United States . . . . . . Treafnrer WILLIAM GILLMORE FRENCH, United States . . . Afxifzant Treafnrev' LEO SAMUEL FRENKEL, United States . . Affociate Edizor of the C051nop0Zimn Student BENJAMIN ADAMS SMITH, United States . Bnfineff Reprefentaiiwf of the '5C05nz0p0lilan Stndentw BOARD OF DIRECTORS BENJAMIN A. SMITH, Chairman REV. I-I. M. MOORE PROE. M. W. SAMPSON F. L. IVIORSE JUDGE IVI. M. SWEETLAND PROF. H. RIES R. EARNSHAW PROF. R. S. SABY . K. C. TSANG PROF. F. A. BARNES J I-IOIYORARY MEMBERS ANDREW DICKSON WTHITE JACOB GOULD SCHURMAN 3-15 PROF. Cosmopolitan Club C. D. IXLBERT DR. L. H. BAILEY PROE. E. E. BARKER PROP. F. A. BARNES PROP. G. 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XVEESTER WASHINGTON Uk A .-SE . fa E, SOCIETY A it rl' , , E , fmt . , ' , 2 MAI! 1155132251 1.6 ,. . 3:r?1:5iIgE ' Yi G-mfiwaqiifvi J fv:-l'!5iR5f:F-filifyf, - :Nagy ,-s:'s9ss:g.rsa fi 3:4572 g r:-' ' 'A Hug- wg Senators Founded in I 893 WILLIAM MORRISON BARR MILTON PARKENS BIRTHRIGHT JOSEPH PAUL BLUNDON EDWARD NIUNSON BYRNE RAYMOND GORDON CLARK4 EDWARD LOWE DUFFIES STANLEY BRITTAIN DUEEIES THOMAS LEGGET EAGAN JOHN CHESTER EARLE THOMAS HENDERSON FARNSWORTH ERNEST CLEVELAND FORTIER HOWARD LYON GIBSON WILLIAM BARTON GREENWOOD CLARENCE BRAINARD HIGHT JAMES SPRUNT HOLMES HARRY IRVING HOWARD DONALD BUTLER KIMBALL FRANK LESTER KNOWLTON 348 CHARLES EDWARD KREY SAMUEL JOHN LEONARD NIAXWELL WALTHOUT LIPPITT DANIEL CLARENCE LIST EDWARD LEONARD IVIAIER JOHN VVALLER LVIORTON EDWARD BELMER NICKLES RALPH EDWARD GGLE WALTER CAMERON ROBERTS WALTER LEROY SAUNDERS HERBERT COLLINS SCHNEIDER JOHN WESLEY STOCKETT CHARLES ALBERT STOTT ROBERT BRUCE WARDEN HAROLD WILLSON WILLIAMS IQARL DAWSEN WOOD FREDERICK WILLIAMS WRIGHT HENRY IVIORRIS ZOOK f ,f- Q, x-1 M ' F J if ' v A I ' :RN ' I I Q,. I OFFICERS EDWIN HOFFMAN WATKINS . . Prefidmt RALPH CORBIN TAYLOR . Vicf-Pwfident JAMES HENDERSON SPAFFORD . Secrfzfary CARL HENRY WALKER . . Trmfunfr MEMBERS IQI7 HARRIS CRAWFORD EMICH OTTO, HENRY HAMM JOHN WARDALE MCALLISTER ALFRED JVIULLIKIN JAMES ELMER POEHLMAN DONALD DUNCAN BALLARD THOMAS LEROY BAUGHER FREDERICK EISENBRANDT CALVIN RUSSELL GALBREATH ARTHUR BRUCE BOEHM DANIEL BOSLEY BROOKS A IQI8 1919 3-L0 JOHN OWINGS PRESTON RALPH CORBIN TAYLOR CARL HENRY WALKER EDWIN HOFFMAN WATKINS WILLIAM AUGUSTUS WEBSTER JR NORMAN HERBERT LONG WILLIAM BROWN MURPHY JAMES HENDERSON SPAFFORD THOMAS GREASEN WEILEPP ELWOOD BRYAN ENSOR FREDERICK MEREDITH WOOD R S. N X 'X xt XS I ..:,R5g:,Q-5,3 .gr . ' E if A A .S- f CI ,f H Ei' Q The Souiherners HONORARY MEMBERS JOSEPH QUINCY ADAMS, JR. CHARLES LOVE DURHAM VVILLIAM COOK ANDRAE REID LACE MCCLUNG LIEUT. THEODORE HERMAN TWESTEN IQI7 JAMES AYLOR ANDERSON HENRY HUNTINGTON BATJER CHARLES BEVERLY BENSON CHESTER CARY HOUGH ROBERT WALLIS KNOX HARRY GRANT NIATTHEWS JOHN MURRAY NIOCLELLAN GEORGE LANSING NOBLE IQI8 CHARLES MOORE ROBERT BRIGHAM BOWLES BRYAN MUNROE EAGLE 1919 350 JOHN WARDALE MCALLISTER JOHN OWINGS PRESTON PAUL LE GRANDE REYMOND ERNEST BELL STALL STEPHEN ANDERSON THEARD CARL HENRY WALKER GEORGE RIDER MINIER CHARLES RAINE PETTYJOHN PHILLIPS JULIAN RIDER MINIER MARSHALL GEORGE PENFIELD The Owls JAMES ALBERT WINANS GEORGE ABRAM EVERETT HENRY VVHITE EDGERTON CHARLES ROLAND HUGINS EDVVIN GEORGE FLEMMING JOHN EMMETT O7BRIEN HERBERT AUGUST WICHELNS WILLIAM JOHN DARCH HARPER ALLEN HOLT NIARK HOYT INGRAHAM JACOB GOULD SCHURMAN, JR BERTRAM FRANCIS WILLCOX NIALCOLM BARRINGTON CARROLL CHARLES REXEORD DAVIS JACOB MERTENS, JR. ROSS LINZY MILLIMAN 351 Chinese Siudenis' Club WEI YUNG CHIU CHIN YANG KAO YU LIA CLIFTON TSE CHANG CHEN SZE CHEN CHIH LAN CHIEN KEA HIN CHU YUN HUANG HO IQWUNG HSU CHEN KU NG ,YEH GRADUATES KUNG LEE 'YING LO THOMSON MAO SIT IU Sz-To CHARLES ROBERTNYIH 1 SENIGRS WEI TZEE LIAO CHENG LING LIU SHAO SHANG SHING IUNIORS CHENG CHIH KUO IQWAI CHEUK LAU CHUAN HENG LI ABRAHAM SANG LIU MIN KAO TANG SIK CH KUO TUNG CHAO SOPHOMORES YUEN SHUEN CHOW QUAN TING KWONG CHI TSANG HUNG EN WONG YEN CHIH LU FENG SHU LU YU-FONG SUN YUEH TANG UNG YEUNG LO NAAM LAU CHE IQWEI CHEN HON KWONG KWAN YU CHI NIA FREDERICK WOO NIING KAM YUEN WONG FRESHMEN MISS HELEN HUIE - YU-FONG RUSSEL SUN SPECIAL STUDENT MRS. CHEUNG YIN YEE YEH 352 Scroll and Spade HONGRARY MEMBERS VAN BREED HART GUSTAVE FREDERICK HEUSER ALBERT SCOTT IQENERSON ALBERT EUGENE PRICE JAMES EDWARD RICE SENIORS WILLIAM ALEXANDER ANDREWS NIORRIS ANTELL DOUGLAS SCI-IULHAUS DILTZ IRVING HAIER DOETSCH RICHARD FELIX FRICKE HENRY ERNEST HASLETT HAROLD STRYCHER MILLS ARTHUR LEO STERN RALPH ADNA WHEELER JUNIORS CLARENCE FERDINAND ACKERKNECHT LOREN SULLIVAN KIBBY JOSEPH BRACHIN KIRKLAND FRANK JOSEPH' LOUGHLIN WALTER PALMER CLAUDE NI. PENDLETON AUSTIN WERTMAN WILLIAM SAND ELMER HERBERTSMITH LYMAN HERBERT TAFT, JR. EDWIN JULIUS TRUTHAN HERBERT ROLLAND WEAVER LAWRENCE WEISKOPF NELSON MILLER WELLS 353 ROCHESTER SOCIETY wrmzil .qu X X ll 1 I I I -,uv . .- , - -En -'-, I I Ig LH .:, 1-r '::' .. ' ,u I I - E hw 1 ll . I I, , .I . -I 3? -Z' - - fs ' Lis: . ' T-i- 1 ' M55 4-,Jw fp -J . SE RIAREFRL-R fgifwv E I?fw. Y+4 wr, 5' ,..f: . 3:-. . 9 mis ,-4 .3 ,251 -I .V Q I J F- Q 'I S111-11 :1 5.11, -1' E Tiifw- lfiiliif ' '11 g--Lib' S esom ah CHARLES ORVILLE HEATH . . Pwfident GUSTAV ERBE, JR. . . Vice-Prefident HARRY EARL NEWMAN . Secretary 1917 CHARLES ORVILLE HEATH IQI8 ROLAND HENRY BACON GUSTAV ERBE, JR. ARCHIBALD COBB HALLOCK DONALD HERSHEY JOHN ARTHUR JENNINGS HAROLD ANTHONY MENG 1919 GEORGE ALDEN BENTON, JR. WILLIAM AVERY HILL HAROLD JAMES KEOGH NORMAN VALENTINE LASHER HARRY EARL NEWMAN CARL STEPHEN SEIBOLD JOHN NELSON SPAETH ROBERT VVJHITE THOMAS IQZO DANIEL GLEASON DUNBAR WILFRID NICDONNELL IQEARNS GREGORY FURLONG MILLS ELLIOT BOUGHTON SMITH WHYLAND DELOS SPRONG 354 I R wk., '7fT',z ., I A H- .- 'r P ,f f I' -'- 1 - e P 7 1 5 g5RAf2AfwRRRHRwff4 ARAARAARARM egAv'p A AARRAAAL, ' I A vim W as .- 2 f'-Ag:-.1:'- If-7. ' Vv,,, , ,A A . - ' Lawrenceville Club 1917 LOUIS CHARLES HUCR CARLETON LEE HALLOCK WILLIAM ALFRED FRANZHEIM KENJIRO FUIIKURA 1918 LAWRENCE NIOSS ARNOLD GEORGE ROBINSON HOFFMAN LESLIE IRVING NICHOLS HENRY CLINTON STRAWN PERRY WILLIAM BRISTOL SHELTON 1919 CLIFTON RODES BRECKINRIDGE, IR. EDWARD MARK DEEMS, JR. BRYAN MUNROE EAGLE DOUGLAS LANNIN HOOKER GERALD STURTEVANT KEENEY SMITH XVILLIAM ROBINSON WITTINGHAM IQZO MAURICE PERLEY BROGAN JOHN NIXON BULLEN CHARLES MCLEAN CARR ROY ALEXANDER CRAIG JOSEPHRDIGKSON EDSON LAURENCE EDWIN STEVENS 355 The Tome School Club 1917 JOHN ALDEN KNIGHT, JR, f 1918 JOSEPH LEES EASTWICK JOHN SHIVELY KNIGHT CYRUS W. MILLER RALPH NEUHAUS 1919 DEYOE LOHNAS ASHTON CHARLES BASKERVILLE, JR. HOWARD LYON GIBSON ROGER ADAMS HITCHINS v EDWARD BURNHAM MCELROY IQZO ALVIN HERGET CONZELMAN MAXWELL WALTHOUR LIPPITT ' 356 1917 EINSEL LEROY NICCURTAIN DENIS HENRY OJBRIEN ROBERT OLIVER MEYER FABIAN MCKEON SMITH ALBERT KNELL MITCHELL LINUS VERE WVINDNAGLE GEORGE AUSTIN WORN 1918 LAWRENCE MOSS ARNOLD EARL CLUFF BONNETT OSWALD CAMMANN BREWSTER ROBERT CURLISS EDMUNDS RALPH CHAPIN GRAY KIRK WESLEY HOWRY RALPH CHAMBERS GWILLIAM CHARLES KIERSTED NICDERMO IQIQ TT, JR. ROBERT COLBORN NIOFFITT WILLIAM WHITMORE GOODAL ROBERT FLETCHER PHILLIPS STANLEY NEWMAN SHAW ELBERT PARR TUTTLE MALCOLM HARLEY TUTTLE BENSON GLENWOOD SCOTT JOHN MURKER WATT ERNEST ARTHUR WILLIAMS 357 NIOIR The Phillips Club OFFICERS V President: STEWART COLLINS WVILSON , . . Vlce PreSIdent: PAUL COLMAN CUTLER .... Secretary and Treasurer: WILLIAM HENRY JACKSON VVOODFORD I MEMBERS IQI6 THOMAS TURNER COOKE . I 9 I 7 PAUL COLMAN CUTLER . RICHARD THOMAS GUILEERT , ALLRICH SCHEPER HARRISON . 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VAN CAMPEN, JR., '17 365 ITOWYLER ENNIS BOLGIANO FRASER SULLIVAN LORD SISSON CUTLER CRANE HINRICHS ALXVARD SHANNON HESS DEEMS The Cornell Countryman Illnftrated Monthly: Pnlrlifhed by Stizdrntf in the College of Agriculture H Chofen by Conipftition and Election THE BOARD OF EDITORS I HOWARD SPENCER SISSON, 'IS . PAUL COLMAN CUTLER, ,I7 . WALTER BRAINERD CRANE, 'IS RUSSELL ROBBINS LORD, ,I8 . I GLADYS MARION HESS, ,I7 ELIZABETH ALWARD, 'IS . DUNBAR MAURY HINRICHS, 717 CHARLES WALTON BOLOIANO, '18 ADRIAN FOOTE SHANNON, '18 EUGENE BERNARD SULLIVAN, '18 366 . Editor-in-Cliief B1fl.Yl7ZK.S'.f Manager Circulation Manager .A Managing Editor . Wv07'l'LK7'I,7.f Editor . Women': Editor EDWARD MARK DEEMS, IR., ,IQ CHARLES ENNIS, ,IQ ALMON JAMES FOWLER, ,IQ CUTHBERT BANCROFT FRASER, ,IQ JOHNSTON WELSH THOMAS The Cornell Chemist Publiihed Quarterly by Studeritf of thf Department of Chemiftry BOARD OF EDITORS THOMAS WHITNEY BENSON WELSH, ,O8 . . . Editor-irt-Chief HERBERT RICHARD JOHNSTON, ,I7 . Seriior Affociate Editor EDWIN HEWES THOMAS, '18 , junior Affociate Editor 367 BURNS BAILEY SEELEY CRANDALL FAULKS MILLER DUNBAR The Cornell Architect Publifhed Quarterly by the A71'chitect,J Affociation of the College of Architecture THE BOARD OF EDITORS DAVID MARTIN BOWES, ,I7 . Editor-in-Chief WILFRED WEBSTER FAULKS, 717 . Managing Editor CLARENCE WILLIAM DUNBAR, '18 . Affociate Editor MORRISON KYLE BAILEY, 720 Affociate Editor MILTON LEE CRANDALL, ,I7 . . . Biuinefx Manager WALTON HAROLD BURNS, '18 Afxiftant Bufineff Manager THOMAS WINFREY NIILLER, ,I8 . . Circulation Manager ERLE TULL SEELEY, 719 . Affiftant Circulation Manager 368 I TUTCI-11NGs HERSHEY SELBY .AIERSTOK DUNN CLARK LAMB IQLAUBER REESE GILLERAN BRAYMER CARROLL OLNEY ATNYOOD DAYTON INGERSOLL BOGERT OIBRIEN SHELLEY LERMER The Cornell Law Quarterly Publifhed Bi-.Monthly During the School Yam' by a Board of Editorf Chofen Competition from time Stfudmlf of zhf College of Law THE BOARD OF EDITORS FRANK BOSTWICK INGERSOLL, '17 .,.. Edizor-in-Chief JOHN EMMETT O'BR1EN, 717 .... Blzyinzff Ma11agfr GEORGE VVINFIELD BRAYMER, JR., '18 Affiftmzt Bzzfivwff Managfr ASSOCIATE EDITORS LEONARD GUTEKUNST AIERSTOK, 717 ' MALCOLM BARRINGTON CARROLL, 7 ALLEN ALBERT ATWOOD, I7 OLIVER R. CLARK, '18 IQENNETH DAYTON, '17 GEORGE WILLILXNI DUNN, '18 HENRY IQLAUBER, '17 'W1LL1AM JAMES GILLERAN, '18 HERMAN BERNARD LERMER, 717 DONALD H. HERSHEY, '18 A LEANDER IVON SI-IELLEY, '17 HORACE RAND LAMB, '18 HERBERT BfIASON OLNEY, '18 FRED SCHUYLER REESE, JR., '18 YVAYNE COLFAX SELBY, '18 ' :HARVEY INKPEN TUTCIIINGS, '18 369 M CM URRY DONLON BOOCHEVER LOEFFLER TOXVNSEND CHURCHYARD LARKIN LUCKINGS SCHULTZE BLINN KELLEY The Cornell W0men's Review Pnblifhed Illonthly by the Womevz of Cornell Univerxizfy THE BGARD OF EDITORS EMILY CHRISTINE SCHQULTZE, ,I7 ALICE MAY BLINN, ,I7 . . MARGEXRET WVHITNEY LUCKINGS, 'I VMIRIAM NIAY KELLEY, ,I7 NIARY VALENTINE LARKIN, 717 FLORENCE BOOCHEVER, '18 JOANNA MARGARET DONLON, '18 S 370 . Editor-in-Chief 'Managing Ediior Bnfineff .Manager MATHILDE PAULINE LOEFFLER, '18 KATHERINE LINDLEY MCMURRY, 718 ELIZABETH. CHURCHYARD, ,IQ EMMA NATALIE TOWNSEND, '19 lNus1wDfama11f Clubs I Guan CLUB 1916-17 A ...... vw, fu , , f tht- 'Y fr .I .' I JE. 1, X. A 1 V 1 ., ..,.,f-.XI N I ,ye ,A,, 4,47 h, I 'ff 'i3'1'f..2 1, ff r A .x . I . ,. ,' '12-'f iii ' . iS+TC- levi A i tg -J 4 'F11.'. :wi 'H if ffl? f ' I - . ' .. svn.. :' - q i ' -'iam-1 W I P , I 1 A ,' 'ffwr'-i':r-'cm' - m m . A Cori :ra '- .,.. O DEGRAY WIVHITE, 1917, New Jersey . . . . . . l1d!l11LZgL'7' YVILLARD FISKE PLACE, 1918, New York . . flfmfzmif Mhvgagfr JULIUS AUOUSTUS PAY, 1917, District of Columbia . , . Prexrdmt G. ERVIN IKENT, 1910, New York . . . Graduate Manager MILES BLINN SANFORD, 1917, Illinois . . . . Leader , HOLLIS ELLSWORTH DANN, New York . . . Dzrfrzor FIRST TENORS O. AI. LINK, '18, N. Y. C. NI. BOMEISLER, '17, N. P. D. IVIATTI-IEVVS, '18, Del. V. A. BROWNINO, '19, Utah W. F. BUTLER, '17, N. -I. EI. R. EYER, '17, Ohio W. H. FUNSTON, '17, N. Y. VY. F. GRANT, '18, N. Y. F. W. RTEDLONG, '19, N. Y. I-I. K. SNTVELY, '19, Ill. W. D. THOMPSON, '18, N. Y. I. P. TIMMERMAN, '19, Ohio SECOND TENORS I-I. P. BABCOCK, '17, N. Y. J. S. BARR, '18, N. Y. P. L. CLARK, '20, Ill. G. K. COORE, '18, Cal. G. L. ERXVIN, '17, Mich. J. A. PAY, '17, D. C. R. T. SUMMERS, '17, N. S. I-I. BINGHAM, '18, Ill. C. E. GATES, '17, N. Y. R. W. HOOKER, '20, N. Y. JACK, '19, N- .I- E L. IQNOYVLTON, '18, Md. A . L. LINDSLEY, '18, Pa. I. J. HANIGHEN, '17, Neh. S. P. PIOVVELL, '17, N. Y. C. D. LEXVIS, '19, N. Y. G. W. B'IONROE, JR., '18, N. Y. E. E. NEILL, '19, N. Y. VV. E. PENFIELD, '18, N. Y. Y. FIRST BASSES NI. G. PENFIELD, '19, N. Y. G. B. POST, '18, N. Y. J. A. RODGER, '18, N. Y. O. S. RUSSELL, '17, Pa. M. B. SANFORD, '17, Ill. C. E. STANLEY, 'I7, N. Y. SECOND BASSES S. T. J-XLDEN, '18, Ind. L. M. ARNOLD, '18, Wash. T. B. EXUGUR, 'I7, N. Y. C. D. CARvER, '20, N. Y. W. V. N. CARVER, '18, N. Y C. S. DANA, '17, N. Y. C. R. INGLEE, '18, N. Y. J. B. KIRKLAND, '18, N. Y. YV. V. PR1CE, '18, N. Y. P. S. PRINCE, '18, Ky. . W. E. ROTH, '17, N. Y. R. S. WVESTING, '18, N. Y. 373 MANDOLIN CLUB 1916-17 f 'c2'::'2vfQ?i :' 331 ?TZ7J fg :' , , 1.12:-I.,-1 '- 1, 1 , ' ii ' 31613 7 4,4-1 F H f f w f f '- A I R- 1 ' Mffrmfuzmw u-11mm-.W1 1 ',m1:1ff RL 1 1.22-1101 issQ11.1p.Qa.1-f.:uw'gHfmm..A ' -'i f' A' if I 51.11 :5ia35'i:1gZfgv1if-..3.f??iii'?512113: J'U3.g5.1,1Qf,2Qff2a5?i3e2219352L',fff:51r2'.5-sw'11 4 it .+f 'l11 , .:t f'.1,,. p, '1.g'i,,E5i5g?zii3,f1 ,qyLg.3,55'-,,., f' Q 'gif ,, fl 7'-1' JSI' 1.1 1' .4E.5.,:w- H- 1 4932125 1- 23 ,-2f,i f 1 W ..1wf.1,, 1.175 1? .:1.ag'2 ' fyfl 1 1 . Jf'j7j.w- 131 Hr . ,Q 11,-eJ.4V f, .fg','1f' 7:3415 '11:1y'fg,ff-gtg, -211 fr .97 .1.'Qd-1.- ,J 'f g' f I ' ,flziyaf : 2-fix 1.11 -'11 'fi'1.1.. 'uk 1- ' -f2'f7'.E1.'21Hi'-. -asswisfw. .5 ws:-f 1-. '-1 1' f 1 4, ff ' .9-fm? -13,111 21 -.-1 ,....4'.-- 1 'ya we G31'g,42'1i'1p': . 4 13.1.1111 1-1 4 ,H . 'W.. 1 .1 ' 1.4 ' ' F f. W- ff'-'W ''fL1f'1f W-,.5-1 1.ff1 :'W ,' .12 45. 31' 541.1-'7 LX'?,1'f' .5 'Ji I 0115 'I 1 ' -. 1' 1 ', . . .-1. Af 5- 1 .. 9 3 ?f.zw ' '5f.f'fHq I 5.1.7 - 7 .. 1 ,g 1 Q, 1, if - I1,141519112lZWkh! 3l.E!.'bLl3iE2,6lJ.'LI3E?E'35Q?HEfil1'K-M:IQZ1P,,,ufQf4gL1s:r v'4 wr uww3'fg:4w5qgQmvviuum K,1qYT414M9': Ik ' ' . , '-M .. - . .. 'kQoTsn4v- 4 , -f - ,fs f I ,,,.'Qf5 R4 ' ,',,,,,.,.al, iff' dv d' 7 I ' W. E. GOODMAN I Ill. Lmder GEORGE L. COLEMAN ' N. Y. Dzreczor 7 7 I I 9 1 J FIRST MANDOLINS H. PIOBLITZELLE, '17, INTO. J. W. JOHNSON, '17, Ind. H. W. JONES, JR., '18, N. J. H. A. BALL, '19, Pa. M. H. BEAKES, '19, N. Y. . H. BEEGLE, '19, Pa. O R. G. BENNETT, '18, N. Y. A. L.Loo1v1Is,'18,Neb. A. B. BOEHM, '19, N. Y. D. L. TWZALLORY, '17, N. Y. H. N. BOUCHER, '18, N. Y. J. B. MOREY, '18, N. Y. L. W. DAWSON, '19, N. J. C. D. ORME, '17, Ga. H. W. PORTER, '17, N. Y. VV. D. SIEBERN, '17, O. J. P. SKELDING, '19, Conn. R. G. SKINNER, '19, N. Y. . H. C. SMITH, '17, N. Y. J. W. WELLES, '18, Pa. SECOND MANDOLINS C. J. IVIULLER, '19, N. Y. D. S. NOSTRAND, '20, N. Y. T. DEMING, '19, N. J. J. L. DOLE, '18, I11. .DUKE, '20, N. Y. . B. EDWARDS, '19, Neb. . H. GEEK, '19, Ill. . L. HAMBLETON, '17, N. Y. wwwm E1 EIT! F. BETTS, '17, Pa. . H. DANN, '17, N. Y. E. E. ELMWVOOD, '19, N. Y. A. REED, JR., '17, Pa. R. T. GUILEERT, '17, N. J. E. T. SCHULZ, '20, Pa. G. W. HOEOK, '19, O. W. C. SELBY, '18, Neb. G. B. HOWELL, '17, N. Y. O. W. SKIRVIN, '20, N. Y. F. B. INGERSOLL, '17, Pa. J. L. SPRAGUE, '18, Minn. D. B. IQIMBALL, '19, D. C. W. F. TUFTS, '18, Mass. H. MERKER, '18, Wis. E. D. UPSTILL, '19, O. F.. D. WATT, '19, N. Y. GUITARS R. T. K. CORNWELL, '18, Pa. H. P. TQELLER, '20, N. Y. P. COVILLE, '18, N. Y. G. S. IQING, '17, N. J. L. W. FISHER, '19, N. Y. C. LAZO, '18, N. Y. A. G. HANCOCK, '20, N. Y. ' R. E. STEWART, '18, N. J. VIOLINS ' A. P. AYARS, '19, Pa. F. W. LOEDE, JR., '19, N. Y. L. C. HUCK, '17, Ill. D. C. MOORE, '18, N. J. C. V. JOHNSON, '20, Conn. ' R. H. TURNER, '20, N. Y. R. E. KEEFE, '17, N. Y. H. A. WOLE, '19, Pa. C. C. WOODRUFF, '19, N. Y. CELLOS M. A. CONANT, '18, N. J. W. W. EIIRHART, ,2C, Pa. F. P. TCNIGHT, '20, Mass. FLUTES P. KNAPP, '17, Pa. W. D. MILLER, '19, Conn. VIOLA J. M. REILEY, JR., '18, N. Y. CLARINETS . L. S. CLEVELAND, '17, Pa. L. N. DURYEA, '21, N. Y. SAXAPHONES A. L. CULBERTSON, '17, O. 'A J. HART, '18, W. Va. P. S. HILL, '18, IH. A. V. JANNOTTA, '17, HI. MARIMBAPHONE J. H. MICHENER, '16, Pa. D. E. STONEBRAKER, '17, Tenn. BASSOON TRAPS D. H.O'B1lIEN, 'I7,NIO1'1'E. W. D. ELLIS, '20, Ga. 375 as: :air Mi l 'fs L l ' ' 1 - -'ffiiqk a -5 -N' . -,- 1 1? In -- J, 4 . .1 ,' '- , ' ' 1 , ' ' 2 l 1 K fffftirfi ' 'ZZ 1 - 1 '.3Q'1L:1i 5 1 , -fs , ,sf i , gg 1 .g 5,152 4 K 6 K ,N ' ' l,ex...s...-. -. 1 ,-ANR. - - H ..f-'eLf ?f'Pe115LITTf:T:rE?'f-,,,.-, '2C gg In spite of the rather severe handicap set upon them by the delayed opening of the University in the fall, the hffusical Clubs of 1916-1917 have-been uniquely successful in upholding the standard of former years. At the beginning of the season the absence of several talented musicians and stuntsters of the 1916 class was greatly felt but with succeeding development other members of the clubs were discovered who justly filled these vacancies. The first concert of the season, given on Friday, November Ioth, displayed a wealth of good material with a very promising outlook for the season. This was further demonstrated by the annual joint concert with Pennsylvania on the eve of the Thanksgiving Day game when a most sensational program was pre- sented to the alumni and undergraduates of both Universities. The Christmas Trip is ranked among the most successful tours of the Clubs in their history. The Clubs sang, played, and danced throughout their concerts with a perfection of performance unusual for even the high standard set by the Clubs in former years. The program was without doubt, the most varied and entertaining ever presented. Novelties that immediately caught the audience were interspersed with old favorites. Combining a talented Saxophone Sextette, a skillful Hawaiian Trio, a soft shoe dancer of unusual cleverness and two soloists of marked ability supported by a well .trained chorus,it is not to be wondered that the Clubs everywhere met with such success. Concerts were given at Rochester, New York, Dayton, Louisville, St. Louis, Davenport, Duluth, St. Paul, Chicago, and Syracuse. At all these cities the alumni showed their approval both by large and enthusiastic audiences and by many social functions arranged in the Clubs, honor. Y As in former years the Junior Week concert proved to be popular. To the already complete program of the holidays a few innovations were added which were fully appreciated by the house-party guests. In closing we can justly say that the Clubs have been most fortunate in re- taining the services of Professor Dann and Nlr. Coleman, two of the most skillful directors of any such organizations, and to their untiring efforts is due the greater part of the well deserved praise which our Musical organizations have received. l ' 1 376 THE PIAVVAIIAN TRIO TI-I E SAXOPIION E SEXTETTE 1577 . .4-, 1 1 . ' 1153?-fag. ,iff ' . 327 - 31 , I ' ' 4' 1 - if 5' yjlr .3-:ZA 1 Q39 3723 A . '.yif1'v 1 If ,ig '. I 5 '- 95.1.-' 1 D1'1-error, GEORGE L. COLEMAN, '95, N. Y. Prefident, D. H. O'BR1EN, '17, Mont. Manager, H. S. FISHER, '17, N. J. G1'aduatf1T1'ea1u1'e1-, I. A. FRIED, '10, N. Y. Affiftant Illanagfr, D. C. MOORE, '18, N. NIATTERN, D. E., '16, N. Y. BASON, G. F., '16, S.C. Huck, L. C., '17, Ill. DIAMOND, M. S., '17, N. Y. ICASIANO, A., '17, P. I. HOBLITZELLE, H., '17, Mo. KEEFE, R. E., '17, N. Y. J VAN DUSEN, BEGGS, E. W LITILEWOOD, F. C., 17, N. Y. ., '19, N. J. W., '20, N. Y. HOFFMAN, W. A., '17, N. Y. FRIED, I. A., '10, N. Y. SCHELLENG, J., '15, N. Y. CULBERTSON, A. L., '17, O. IVIILMOE, NV., '17, N. Y. CHATER, IV. S., '16, N. Y. CLEVELAND, L. S., '17, Pa. DAVIS, G. E., '17, N. Y. LEONARD, G. R., '17, N. Y. SCHMIDT, A. AI., '19, N. Y. TYMPANI STACY, S. C., '18, N. Y. CONCERT MASTER G. F. BASON, '16, S. C. FIRST VIOLIN CULL, E. E., '18, R. I. MOORE, D. C., '18, N. J. BRUCKHEIMER, A., '19, N. Y. HOECI4, G. W., '19, O. SEELBACH, C. G., '19, N. Y. SECOND VIOLIN DOAN, J. E., '19, Pa. SNYDER, N. B., '19, N. Y. TURNER, R. H., '19, N. Y. LOEDE, F. W., '19, N. Y. XVHITE, F. H., '17, N. Y. VIOLA I-IOUCK, E. VV., '17, N. Y. CELLO CONANT, M. A., '18, N. I. MEISSNER, J. A., '18, N. Y. IQNIGHT, F. P., JR., '20, Mass. BASS GOODMAN, W. E., '17, N. Y. FLUTE HEALD, VV. R., '18, Del. CLARINET HOOD, H. P., '18, Pa. HEAD, S. T., '20, N. Y. HORN BISHOP, I. H., '19, N. Y. CORNET BEMUS, W. QI., '19, N. Y. BOWEN, G. IV., '18, N. Y. TROMBONE LENIZ, A. L., '19, Pa. DRUMS ELLIS, W. D., '20, Ga. 378 TUMA, V. A., '19, N. Y. VAN HOESEN, K., '19, N. Y. BENISCH, H. J., '20, N. Y. MERRILL, R. N., '20, Mass. HIRSCH, E., '20, N. Y. VEITH, F., '19, N. Y. CUBBON, M. H., '20, Pa. JOHNSON, D. W., '20, N. Y. QUAT, A., '20, N. Y. HAGERLIAN, D. B., '18, N. Y. BUELL, W. R., '19, N. Y. INOLIS, -I., '2c, N. I. FERNOW, K. H., '16, N. Y. INGERSOLI., F. B., '17, N. Y. FRENCH, W. H., '19, Ill. DURYEA, L. N., '21, N. Y. SPICER, H. M., '20, N. Y. BENTLEY, H. P., '18, N. Y. YOUNG, H. C., '19, N. Y. XVEIANT, W. S., '20, O. BASSOON AND HARP O'BRIEN, D. H., '17, Mont. mv, I NR, N ...f Q- Nz, .3 KN 1 J 41 S ,. , S, QP , X 'Whit N . -.C , nge.. .W w 1 - ! 'i 5' R ::1 ' Q. 3 2 -if Y: - W 1.-:ggi...:i 1 2 .112 S I S . 5 5,,g,Q.,': '11'.T,s.isjQi2ff5Q..f + iff,-I: S iff , If A -s.45.:::,: 1.11 EQ- A5 -.S'.f-. ' - 4. gf 'Q . h ' ' ri-gfsi.: 1 A I W ,J ' S 1- ' 1 A 'f G ' H15 5 .. L,...? fi ' ' .P 35SRs?5g.:I A1 W, j f 'f i'I'E S .: -33 'SQ ig 'IiU.iZii.f. L1 Iii ffm fy fx XZ Y llqlilliu ryxw 416112 WHA Hkmf A z 1 115 'l 1 C D 'W .f-Lak... L V P-RGOYW' K 4' A , , 7. , , ,JM f X f ' if 'v 9' '4 Y- fr f Aa 'H 'f' 1: ' .- .1 3 -111,15 A C 11,4-' -f ' ww , ' ' ' ' 1' rf A ,Vg-,31 . 1' V, i n - - -f b. ,,J..,L., - - pf ,.1'2gfg.gY-53' - R. ,, 5, ' I - . ' . . -': j- ,777 ' V f'.f.,5f1 iff 1.4 Q, 4 3 ', Q ', A . . V I . ' . A ' .' . '-Q ' ' 'Y ' A B .1 I 5' 7. ,AVP j.ff J A 23?-ff f.,.f 1 ' f . . 1, A H ,, . ., M 1 A , b.,, , 1, ,V I H iwemmrks- ' fy w qfaaaf,-, awp - . f l mammal' 1 ' ,AM THE COUNCIL PROF. LAURENCE PUMPELLY, '04, Prefidenz C. H. BLOOD, '90 C. L. DURHAM, '99 M. W. SAMPSON E. KENT, 'IO . W. SCHMIDT, '17 GQ L. I. NICHOLS, '18 G. L. ERWIN, IR., '17 F. L. DRAKE, '19 EATON COOK, '19 W. G. SCHOELLKOPF, '19 THE MANAGEMENT G. E. KENT, '10, Graafuatf Managzv' G. L. ERWIN, IR., '17 . F. L. DRAKE, '19 . C. W. SCHMIDT, '17 L. I, NICHOLS, '18 ALBERT LANG . ADRIANCE, W. A., '18 BECK, R. S., '17 COOK, E., 'IQ DEAN, W. L., '18 DRAKE, F. L., '19 FARIS, E. L., '18 ERWIN, G. L., JR., '17 GRISWOLD, R. E., '16 HAN1GHEN,J. J.,IR., '17 HEIM, W. A., '18 I-IOCK1NC,WV. R., '19 HOWARD, E. L., '19 THE MAS QU SYMONDS, B. IR., 3 79 . . M anager . Afffiftant Manager . Prefidmt Vice-P1'ef1'dent Director E IKARRAKIS, S., '18 LIST, C. D., '18 MAXWELL, A. NI., '18 NEFF, L. K., '17 NICHOLS, L. I., '18 PEABODY, G. E., '18 QUAIL, W. B., '19 REYNOLDS, H., '18 SADDLER, F., JR., '17 SCHMIDT, C. W., '17 SCHOELLKOPF, W. G., '19 STANLEY, C., '17 717 fig , T L. - -!'i-221.2 '- 311, - Eff . - -' N 5 . 1 . 1 T ' f V . ' i tin A GQ.Ev, 5:3v5f?' 'I ,.,, 4 Q 1 . ' hz, , , ' ' Q 3 1 f e A-J J if is 9 . A 1 ' ' 1. ff ' '- A H-' if -' ' . ,.A,, .,.- .M F--A -,,, M-W---5 1 Q Q '13 N.. 00:51 W-,W .gun - -L, rw Q-0995:-lk- ' f Maas ai?-4 The Cornell Masque The season of 1916-I7 proved a most successful one for the Nlasque. The Junior VVeek performance of the rapid fire farce comedy, c'Stop Thieff' proved to be a more difficult proposition than the production of 'cThe Amazonsn the previous season, though in many respects it eclipsed what was regarded then as the most successful play ever given by the Masque. Confronted with the problem of the rehabilitation of the hflasque upon modern principles, the council, members, and officers worked alike to establish a new spirit and enthusiasm which would bring the organization to the front rank of those of its kind and to draft a new constitution in keeping with its new policies. There resulted a spirit of co-operation upon' the part of all interested that led those in charge to attempt new undertakings, the first of these being the presentation of The Portmanteau Theatre on the Campus for the enjoyment of the under- graduate body. VVhile not a success financially, this venture made manifest the aims of the Nfasque to stimulate interest in dramatics at Cornell. The Nlasque was fortunate in obtaining so experienced and capable a director as Nh. Albert Lang and undertook the presentation of the farce comedy 4'Stop Thiefl' reputed to be one of the most difficult plays to produce ever written. The play was given at the Lyceum Theatre on February 15th and was a finished and artistically staged production. The cast was very well chosen and in nearly every case the characters were well represented. The female parts were taken in a manner which added to rather than detracted from the success of the play. No little credit is due Mfr. Lang for his masterful handling of so difficult a play. With the mounting successes of the past two seasons as a foundation, it should not be long ere the Nlasque has resumed its position as the foremost of college organizations of its kind and should make an extensive trip each year. 380 ' - P f. , 9.175-f,,Q: Q57 A ' H 1'6 ---. :,. :. ,.,'.1lT::-. ------f Listf ..':.f1Z'-fi ..., - 2 .'.. ---- -- :.'1iil31'-:41 .' 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NIERRILL, '17 F.R'TCBRIDE, ,IQ G. W. BOWEN '18- A. E. PEASE 'I 7 , 7 , G. E. PEABCDY, 18 J. F. CANNON, 20 C. E. SHILL, '18 A. S. DANES, '2O T. VFHORNTON, '18 C. J. UNDERWOOD, 'zo CLARINETS W. S. CHATER, '16 L. A. TURNER, 'IQ L. S. CLEVELAND '1 A. E. NI1DDLE11URsT '1 7 y 7 A. L. CULBERTSON, I7 S. B. WIVRIGHT, 'IQ R. L. DURFEE, '17 L. N. DURYEA, '21 R. N. REYNOLDS, '18 D. L. PEASE, 'zo J. L. STRONG, '18 E. B. SEBREE, 'zo W. HUBER, 'IQ I. C. SMITH, '20 HORNS H. P. BENTLEY, '18 'F. H. V. RQARSH, '19 J. H. BISHOP, '19 L. W. ROBINSON, ,IQ G. E. ALXTI-IANA, '20 TROMBONES R. P. GRANT, '18 H. C. GRINNELL, '19 G. W. HOECK, '19 I. M. LIOGAN, 'IQ C. S. SEIBOLD, '19 V. A. TUMA, '19 E. R. STEDMAN, '18 P. E. VAN fXRNAM, 'IQ DRUMS TUBAS BARITONES A. L. LENTZ, 'IQ C. D. CARPENTER, 'zo W'. S. WEIANT, JR., '20 H. M. WH1TcOME, 'IQ YV. D. ELLIS, '20 G. B. HEALY, 'zo M. I. HOOVER, IR., 'zo W. B. MIFFLIN, 'zo S. I. HUNGEREORD, ,IQ A. SCHMIDT, JR., '19 FLUTES A - R. E. WASHBURN, '19 PICCOLO W. D. lVI1LLER, 'IQ BASSOON D. H. OIBRIEN, '17 SAXOPHONE J. D. WICKS, 'IQ E. L. RGICCURTAIN, '17 P. W. FENTON, '15 382 A JCJ RVW 'TMJ 11 am J . 51i'iE'cwfl 1l'flUiX m IZMMH! IIIIIW-Ir fii F' wmr um Mi!'l'll!Tl 7'1NBi5'l'lDI'M .J-1 - . 1 1. ....1,f. -151 -'www ma www ,mm -'fii - , 0 . .- . N E14 H 5552 I H atv' , ,f--' f.,X1 ' 1. 5 . . I I , ff I I 'aff' A ' ' A M l'i Zrf.1 11lil1f'25- fr . .. - I 14 , rlrgzrggj . jllfr.-gi. , 1 I 11. s +1 ' ' 1 ' 1 I I lliilii E 1. 4 1? ll 1llll'RC0Yf x-- ' 1 'H giigfif 1 1 fl Z. L 1-Aavda-S,-k4,:v-N,-E.:-Aw-2v9:,A,g.J! C. W. JUANITA BATES, 'I7 J W. J. DARCH, '17, . . NIISS JUANITA BATES, '17 S. KARRAKIS, '18 . . HT. A. HAUPT, '17 . . O. W. I'IOLTON, '18 S. H. Ross, '17 . I-I. E. ROCHE, '18 . J. A. GUOOEN1-1E1M . MR. A. M. DRUMMOND . HONORARY MEMBER S lj . . Preridem . Vice-P1'ffidfnz Secretary Buriufrr zllanagev' Af1'Ji.fta1zt .B'ILfi7lEIJ' Ilffanager Smgc 1'lla11agc'r fiffrirzaozz Stagf Iblamzger Arfiftant Stagg ll4LZ71lZgE7' . . . Conch PROFESSOR H. A. WINANS PROFESSOR G. B. MUCHMORE PROFESSOR G. A. EVERETT PROFESSOR BI. IW. SAMPSON PROFESSOR G. F. I-IIRSHFELD PROFESSOR NATHANIEL SCHMIDT ACTIVE MEMBERS E. G. FLEMIMIING, '15 H. HAUPT, 717 H. A. HOLT, '17 W. COUSENS, I5 FI. DARCH, '17 7 W. L. DEAN, 18 GERTRUDE HUTH, '17 JOANNA DONLON, '18 S. KARRA1c1S, '18 K. PH RXLARIE CLARK, ' IQ l R. MARIE D1cKEY, 18 I. M. GANTZ, Sp. VIIRGINIA VAN BRUNT, '17 ASSOCIATE MEMBERS I. A. GUOOEN11E1M, '18 O. W. HOLTON, '18 S. P. HOWELL, '17 E. AI. NEWTON, IR., '18 A. M. BSIAXVVELL, '18 I-I. BAETZGER, '18 T. ALLAN, Sp. YLLIS CHAPMAN, '19 S. CRISPELL, I7 7 W. J. GILLERAN, '18 LIELEN PALMER, '19 PRODUCTIONS 1907-8 Between the Acts ..... 1908-9 Ibsen's An Enemy Of the People IQO9-IO Ibsen's The Pillar of Society . . 1910-11 GOgOl's The Inspector General . , 191 I-I2 I-Ienry Arthur Jones' A ROgue's Comedy . 1912-13 PinerO's Dandy Dick . . . 1913-14 Sudermann's Fritzchen . . . 1914-15 Bernard ShaW's Press Cutting'S . Henry Arthur Jones' A Clerical ErrOr Alfred SutrO's 'fThe Bracelet GiacOsa's HLike Falling Leaves . 1915-I6 GiacOsa's Like Falling Leaves . Alfred Capus' The Adventurer 383 DOROTHY IXAAIER, '17 K. P. MOORE, '16 B. POTAR, '17 S. H. ROSS, 'I7 EMILY SCHULTZE, '17 D. ROBINSON, znd., '18 N. E. ROCHE, '18 I-I. REYNOLDS, '18 PHYLLIS RUDD, '17 EMMA TOXVNSEND, '19 A. N. VOLKHARDT, '19 Campus Lyceum Lyceum Lyceum Lyceum Lyceum Lyceum Lyceum Lyceum Campus Lyceum Lyceum Lyceum . On the . at the . at the . at the . at the at the . at the at the . at the . On the at the . at the . at the f IW Dfff m N In 3 5 ull Um 1 . A 'X llrlllml f X is I 1 64, . BEAMTEN C. F. HEITMAN . .... Erftm' Vorfitzemier FRL. C. PEKARY ...... Zwfitm' Vorfirzemier FRL. G. M. KTULLER . . Schriftwart NI. C. VVESTPHAL ..... KaJJe11wa1't VV. A. PAPKE . ..... Buchfrwarzf ' FAKULTAETSMITGLIEDER HR. A. L. ANDREWS PROF. A. W. BOESCHE PROF. H. C. DAVIDSEN PROP. A. B. FAUST HR. K. NIALONE AKTIVE MITGLIEDER 1917 H. C. BERROWITZ FRL. A. K. BERLS R. C. COMPTON FRL. V. B. DENGLER H. DIETRICH FRL. I. H. FAITH FRL. F. E. GALANTER F. N. GLICK F. N. HALLETT H. A. HANEMAN FRL. G. E. HILDEBRAND E. W1 HOUCK G. L. IQNIHPP FRL. M. V. LARKIN FRL. G. NI. MULLER L. P. RAYNOR L. C. SCHWARTZ A. L. STERN R. I. WOLF IQI8 1. P. ACKERMAN F. H. ALFKE L. BICHWIT C. D. BOIES FRL. G. H. CORLISS FRL. NI. VV. EDWARDS FRL. B. K. FREHSE L. S. FRENKEL FRL. B. GOLDSTEIN C. F. HEITMfXN B. K. HOAGLAND L. S. HULTZEN H. C. KUCHLER K. D. NIAYNARD R. E. NIOODY C. H. OWEN C. H. PAGE K. W. SCHLITZ FRL. D. A. SCHMIDT FRL. A. E. SCHNIREL FRL. E. NI. SEEGER R. N. THOMPSON NI. C. J. WESTPHAL R. J. WASSON 384 PROF. P. R. POPE HR. C. VOLLMER DR. VV. D. ZINNECKER 1919 FRL. H. BEALS FRL. L. F. BELDEN FRL. NI. O. BERLS FRL. D. R. BLOOM FRL. D. T. BOWEN FRL. S. DIEHL A. ECKHARDT FRL. V. E. FROSCH R. A. GILCHRIST FRL. E. H. BXIARX J. NIERTENS, JR. H. E. NEWMAN W. A. PAPKE F. C. SCHMUTZ W. G. SCHOELLKOPF N. SNYDER J. N. SPAETH . R. G. STARKE FRL. P. 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HONORARY MEMBERS WILLIAM WISTAR COMFORT JAMES EDWIN CREIGHTON ALFRED HAYES GEORGE ABRAM EVERETT ALVIN SAUNDERS JOHNSON GEORGE NIEMAN LAUMAN GUY BROOKS MUCHMORE JAMES ALBERT WINANS MEMBERS IQI7 WILLIAM ALEXANDER ANDREWS RALPH HARRIS BLANCHARD PAUL WILLIAM CARTER EDMUND JAYNE GATES HENRY NORTH HALLETT NIARK HOYT INGRAHAM RAYMOND JENKINS HENRY KLAUBER GEORGE ADELBERT NEWBURY ARCHIBALD OBOLER WALTER HERDMAN PICKETT CHARLES FREDERICK PROBES LELAND WILLIAM SINGER NIIATTHEW WILLIAM WEIMAR ALFRED JOSEPH WENTZ YJING CHING YANG 1918 BYRON AUGUSTUS ALLEN GEORGE LOOMIS LOVERIDGE EDWIN JOHN CARPENTER, JR. FRANK CHARLES MCCARTHY RAY NICALPINE FINCH ARCHIE MACINNES PALMER DANIEL THOMAS GILMARTIN, JR. BENJAMIN SCHWARTZ IQIQ SAMUEL HOCHMAN 386 SAUL HOWARD SUNDEL H Is NIERTEL 5 INGRAHA M LAU B ER SAPERS N1 GILMAR Y FARNHAM B NCHA A Unwerszfy Debate Teams PENNSYLVANIA-CORNELL DEBATES COLUMBIA-CORNELL DEBATES Year Winner Year Winner 1894 Pennsylvania 1900 Cornell 1895 Pennsylvania 1901 Cornell 1896 Cornell IQO2 Cornell 1897 Cornell 1903 Columbia 1898 Cornell 1904 Cornell 1899 Pennsylvania 1905 Columbia 1902 Pennsylvania 1906 Cornell 1903 Cornell 1907 Columbia 1904 Cornell 1908 Columbia 1905 Cornell 1909 Cornell 1906 Cornell IQIO Columbia 1907 Pennsylvania 1911 Cornell 1908 Pennsylvania IQI2 Cornell 1909 Pennsylvania 1913 Columbia 1910 Pennsylvania 1914 Columbia 191 1 Cornell 1915 Cornell 1912 Cornell 1916 Cornell 1913 Pennsylvania 1914 Cornell 1915 Pennsylvania 1916 Pennsylvania 1917 Tie AFFIRNIATIVE TEAM WILLIAM HURSH FARNIIAM, 'I8Q Leader JACOB BVIERTENS, JR., ,IQ ALFRED MORTON SAPERSTON, ,IQ NEGATIVE TEAM RALPH HAXRRIS BLANCHARD, ,I7, Leader HENRY IQLAUBER, ,I7 D.ANIEL THOMAS GILMARTIN, '18 387 WESTPHAL LOUD ENSLAGER SMITH BLANCHARD O'CONNELL KLAUBER NEYY'BUR1' ESCOLL TAZKIBLYN FLANIGAN ,86 Memorial Speakers WINNERS OF THE '86 MEMORIAL PRIZE IN PUBLIC SPEAKING 1887 ANDREW S. WHITE 1888 HOWARD A. OPPENHEIL4 1889 FRANK H. CALLAN 1890 WILLARD H. AUSTEN 1891 EDWIN D. SHURTER 1892 ERNEST I. WVHITE 1893 WILLIAM P. CHAPMAN 1894 EDWARD V. HENRY 1895 STEPHEN E. SHERMAN, JR. 1896 ERWIN ESMOND 1897 HERRICK C. ALLEN 1898 MORTIMER OSTHEIMER 1899 WILLIAM O. MORGAN 1900 WILLIAM H. NIORRISON, JR. IQOI WILLIAM A. FRAYER Sjbeczkerx RALPH HARRIS BLANCHARD MORRIS JULIUS ESCOLL GERALD MATTHEW TAMELYN JOHN BIDDLE FLANIGAN HENRY IQLAUBER 388 IQO2 CHARLES B. DOWD 1903 ELIAS H. KELLY 1904 CHARLES H. TUCK 1905 WILLIAM L. RANSOM 1906 FRANCIS L. DURK 1907 HORACE L. DAWSON 1908 LEROY R. GOODRICH 1909 ABRAHAM LEVINE 1910 ALAN H. COLCORD 1911 WILLIAM XKVALZER 1912 HARRY Z. HPXRRIS 1913 REGNAR, T. ISIDDE 1914 WILLIAM D. SMITH 1915 LOUIS WYURLIC GABERMAN 1916 HENRY IQLAUBER 1916 CLARKE BERNARD LOUDENSLAGER GEORGE ADELBERT NEWBURY BERNARD LOYAL O7CONNELL WILLIANI DUDLEY SMITH IVIILTON CHRISTIAN JOHN WESTPHAL SCHWAETZ DEAN NENYBURY SCHUIIMAN ULLBIAN IQLAUBER 294 Memorial Speakers XVINNERS OF THE 794 NIEMORIAL'PRIZE IN DEBATE 1895 WILLIAM P. CHAPMAN, JR. 1896 HARLEY N. CROSBY 1897 DANIEL H. WELLS 1898 GALE LAUGHLIN 1899 JAMES B. NOLAN 1900 FRANK H. HAUSNER 1901 SIDNEY S. LOWENTHAL 1902 FLOYD L. CARLISLE 1903 GEORGE D. CROFTS 1904 WVILLIAM L. RANSOM 1905 NEAL D. BECKER 1906 1907 1908 1909 1910 1911 IQI2 1913 IQI4 1915 1916 GEORGE WV. ROESCH FRANCIS L. DURK POSCOE C. EDLUND CHARLES R.,HUGINS HEBER E. GRIFFITH GAY H. BROWN RALPH E. PIERCE HAROLD RIEGELMAN VVILLIAM DUDLEY SMITH LOUIS YCURLIC GABERMAN :RALPH HARRIS BLANCIIARD 1917 JACOB GOULD SCHURMAN, JR. Speakerf in IQI7 WILLIAM LINCOLN DEAN XVILLIAM HURSI-I FARNHAM JOHN DANIEL IQERR HENRY IQLAUBER ZSSQ GEORGE ADELBERT NEXK'BURY JACOB GOULD SCIIURMAN, JR. BENJAMIN SCIIWARTZ DAVID LOUIS LTLLMAN 1871 1872 1873 1374 1875 1876 1877 1878 1879 1880 1881 1882 1883 1884 1885 1886 WICHELNS HOWE JAYNE CAPLAN XIANHORSON ESCOLL 1916 Woodford Prize Speakers WINNERS OF THE WOODFORD PRIZE IN ORATORY JOHN E. NIOORE ADOLPHUS L. RADER CAWard rescindedb JAMES E. GLUCK GEORGE H. FITCH CLARENCE H. ESTY GEORGE W. GILLETTE CHARLES W. AMES ALFRED NIILLARD FRANK C. WHITNEY CA.Ward rescindedl Divided between CHARLES P. BAGON and FRANK R. LUCKEY ASA A. ALLING CHARLES A. POTTER STODDARD IW. STEVENS E. D. ABINUM DE LIMA 1393 1894 1895 1896 1897 1898 1989 1900 1901 1902 1903 1904 1905 1906 1907 1908 1909 1910 ERNEST I. WHITE HARRIET C. CONNOR GEORGE P. DYER CHARLES H. RAMMELKAMP DANIEL H. WELLS CHARLES H. MAYER HERBERT B. LEE EUGENE T. LIES SIDNEY S. LOWENTHAL NIICHAEL A. FORD ALFRED HUGER WILLIAM A. NIURPHY ROBERT P. BUTLER CHARLES H. TUCK WILLIAM W. TAYLOR ELIZABETH E. COOK ROSCOE C. EDLUND STANTON GRIFFIS 1887 HORACE WHITE IQII GEORGE M. WOLFSON 1888 PHILIP C. PAYNE 1912 ALAN H. COLCORD 1889 HOWARD A. GPPENHEIM 1913 LESLIE HERBERT GROSER 1890 FRANK A. ABBOTT 1914 HAROLD RIEGELMAN 1891 CAward resciudedb 1915 DUANE S. HATCH 1892 EDWARD S. SHURTER 1916 MORRIS J. ESCOLL Sjoeakef: in'I9I6 MORRIS JULIUS ESCOLL HERBERT AUGUST WICHELNS MAURICE WILTON HOWE LESTER HAND JAYNF HARRY CAPLAN JOHN MARINUS VAN HORSON 390 LORD CULLINAN LOUDENSLAGER OWENS HESS PEABODY E asfman Prize Speakers WINNERS OF THE EASTMAN PRIZE IN PUBLIC SPEAKING 1910 VINCENT JAMES FROST 1911 DAVID ELDER 1912 M. C. KILPATRICK I913 CASS WARD WHITNEY Speakerf in FRANK PATRICK CULLINAN CLARKE BERNARD LOUDENSLAGER GLADYS NIARION HESS 391 1914 IQIS 1916 1917 1917 BERNARD XKVILLIAM SIIAPER DUANE SPENCER HATCH JENNIE THERESA NIINNICK GLADYS NIARION HESS RUSSELL LORD JAMES THOMAS OWENS GEORGE ERIC PEABODY DAM IN CASCADILLA GORGE ,.. . I ' I , . . . , . , A U I .- '. X, , - 1 ,I I,55,IQf4- . ' . -.-:i.f-'ff - , - if ' v ' ' NYVIJPQ1 A . ' - DRI!-5+ -29 -.- , 'gf , . . 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REDWOOD, '17 IST LT. W. C. ELDRIDGE, '19 2ND LT. K. M. DOTY, 'IQ Company C CAPTAIN A. H. DALZELL, '18 2ND LT. j. W. VVEIGT, '18 K ZND LT. A. B. DELASKI, '18 Company E CAPTAIN H. M. ELNIENDORE, '17 IST LT. I-I. C. SOHUTTE, '19 2ND LT. K. M. REID, '19 Company D . CAPTAIN K. C. BROYVN, '18 ZND LT. C. R. BRECKINRIDGE, JR., '19 :IND LT. T. H. PARKE, 'IQ SECOND BATTALION NIA-IOR H. ANTELL, '17, Commanding 2ND LIEUTENANT C. E. KREY, '19, Adjutant Company E CAPTAIN VV. H. R'IILLIGAN, '18 IST LT. C. IVI. CHRISTIAN, '19 2ND LT. W. L. BZIAYER, '18 Company C CAPTAIN I-I. H. MOON, '18 IST LT. R. j. LEBOEUF, j'R., '19 ZND LT. G. A. BENTON, jR., 'IQ Company FH CAPTAIN j. R. BOYLE, EIR., '18 IST LT. H. L. ZIIIINIERNIAN, '19 ZND L. R. SCHAUPFLER, 'zo Company H CAPTAIN K. B. CI-IAIIIP, '19 IST LT. B. PEPPER, 'IS ZND LT. R. W. BRIGGS, 'IQ THIRD BATTALION R'IAIOR L. I. SHELLEY, '17, Commanding , 2ND LIEUTENANT J. A. SOPION, '18, Adjutant Company I CAPTAIN j. L. BERSTON, '18 IST LT. T. B. HUESTIS, '19 ZND LT. W. D. GREENVVOOD, '19 Company L CAPTAIN I. N. VOORHEES, '17 IST LT. A. E. CARPENTER, '18 ZND LT. M. W. LAFEVER, 'IQ Company K CAPTAIN K. DIAYTON, '17 IST LT. R. B. I'IOUGH, JR., '19 2ND LT. D. A. LIDELL, '18 Company IW CAPTAIN W. H. SODERHOLIII, '18 IST LT. R. SCI-IYVARTZ, '18 ZND LT. D. R. AIERRILL, '18 Second Regiment FIRST BATTALION Company Af CAPTAIN A. E. WVILLIAMS, '18 IST LT. I. N. DOWNER, '18 ZND LT. H. C. REED, '17 Company C CAPTAIN D. C. MOCOY, '17 IST LT. H. PEPLEY, '17 QND LT. E. H. BROXVN, '18 Aledical Dffzaclznzmt Company B CAPTAIN H. A. HOLT, '17 IST LT. A. N. VOLKIIAIQDT, '19 ZND LT. J. K. CONANT, '18 Company D CAPTAIN C. B. BENSON, '17 IST LT. AW. C. IQINNEY, '18 IST LT. W. L. DUEPIES, 'IQ 2ND LT. L. A. LAVVRENCE Machine Gun Ptatoon IST LT. S. A. NIUNFORD, M.R.C., Commanding IST LT. W. E. LAUER, '19, Commanding i BAND IST SRGT. W. A. 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DONALD BAIN VAIL T1'eaJu1'e1' and L1 5 Semetam CLASS OF 1917 JOHN LYON COLLYER PAUL WITHERSPOON ECKLEY FRANK KENT FOSS LUCIEN VVILBER BfIUELLER ALMA WILFORD RICHARDS LINUS VERE XVINDNAGLE GEORGE AUSTIN WORN DONALD BAIN VAIL CLASS OF 1918 PETER PAUL NIILLER ROBERT EMMETT RYERSON FRANCIS TOBEY SHIVERICK PAUL CHARLES VVANSER JOHN MURKER VVATT CLASS OF 1919 LUDLOW EARLE BRFTZ HOLLIS ELLSWORTH SHACKEL CLASS OF 1920 JOHN DAVID SHULER 400 TON IQREBS HEFFHRNAN KRUGH NIATTHIESSEN BLANCHARD W1sEn IQINGSLAND CRIM SMITH IQYRKLAND Slfudemf Conference Committee VVILLIAM DOOLITTLE CRIM, 717, Chair-vmm CHARLES STUART COOPER, 717 GUY BROWN XVISER, ,I7 RAXLPII EARNSHAW, '17 NIERRILL BLANCHARD, 918 GEORGE PAUL HEFFERNAN, 717 JOSEPH BRACKIN K,1RKLf.ND, '18 LAWRENCE DOUGLAS IiINGSLAND,2Ild, 717 VVALTER WINSTON SKREBS, ,IS CARL DICKEX' SMITH, 717 JOHN ADAM KRUGH, ,IS RICHARD PECK NIATTHIESSEN, '18 -L01 HIEFFEIiNfXN PORTER h X7AN CAMPEN CRIM Foss ACKER RICHARDS SIEBEBN HECHT BROWN LUDINGTON WILSON PRIESTER HIXNIGHEN WILLCOXX Freshman A dvzsory Commziiee COUNCIL PRESIDENT J. G. SCHURMAN, Clzairmmz PROF. G. P. BRISTOL H. W. PETERS D. B. XIAIL, ,I7 H. G. PLACE, 717 PROP. C. L. DURPIAM C. E. CORNELL L. COLLYER, 117 PHILLIPS WYIIAN, II7 D. F. HOY C. W. WVHITEHAIR F. K. FOSS, ,I7 O. F. PRIESTER, II7 CONINHTTEE O. F. PRIESTER, Clzaivmzm 1917 AlE71Z17t'7'.Y 1.1. HANIGHEN, IR. L. M. ARNOLD S. BAILEY . G. BENEDICT L. BENEDICT, IR. E. C. BENNETT R. G. BENNETT K. WV. BIRKTN M. BLANCIIARD YV. E. BLEVVETT R. M. BLISS H. B. BRADLEY L. G. BROVVER VV. E. BURKE -I. H. CABLE I. P. CASPAR S. CHADVVICK A. P. CHASE I. S. COE R. F. DAVIS W. F. DOHRNIANN J. L. DOLE C. H WQEGEW PUQQQWUP O poo UJWP ,. mgbvsgs A-4 ZW 3339309 aww? SOZOTO ggoillm SQ FSH 56' Z 353239 WFFUSW ZW irjww? I-'Z mag U1 Sowiii Obmwwm 32325177 In z IT. E10 W. PORTER IQIS AlF'l71bL'7'J' M. DOUGHERTY W. DUNBAR W. DUNLAP 333235 H1333 EDF? IDQI-471' SAFW :OAS 7' 2 2 O U3 F1 Z FO '71 . C. EDMUNDS VV. H. FARNHAM R. V. FARQUAHAR RT. HART 'G. N. I'IAMMOND A. H. PTOFFMAN A. H. HOOKER S. R. IRISH R. E. JENNINGS XV. C. IQINNEY . P. IWILLER I. NIGHTINGALE . NI. OLS EN M. REILEY, JR. 402 S. C. WILSON F. B. SANDO J. D. SAUTERS, JR. B. P. SEAMAN S. N. SHAW W'. B. SHELTON F. T. SHIVERICK YV. D. NI. SHUIXIAN C. C. STALTER R. H. SVVINTON C. L. THOMAS E. H. THOMAS I. C. THOMAS E. P. TLTTTLE R. C. WVAN HORN T. R. NVAGNER J. M. VVATT J. VV. WELLES J. D. 'WILMINGTON A. W. XVINSHIP B. J. WOODBURY 'Z' ,h AA59 r I x ' I . E P. PIEFFERNAN 95 H. IW. BALLANTINE T. V. LAUTZ E. E. ANDERSON C. D. ORA-IE G. B. XVISER S. T. BROWN I-I. N. DIEDERICIIS W. C. IKREUZER D. S. MORGAN B. F. XVILLCOX E. R. ACKER W. R C. BLISS . C. COURSEN R. F. DIXON R. T. GUILBERT G. S. BIILES -I. C. OTIIUS R. Ii. REYNOLDS -I. C. TUNNICLIFFE, IR. R. RI. ZANDER Senior Commihfees CONVOCATION HOUR ' J. G. SCHURMAN, JR., Chairmavz G. B. ITOXVELL C. S. BAILEY, 'IS J. L. COLLYER, fx-ojicio SENIOR BALL R. E. MACKENZIE, Clmirman J. C. C. GARDINER P. L. BIIOSSER H. G. BENEDICT, '18 J. L. COLLYER, fx-ojicio D. B. VYAIL, fx-ojicio SENIOR BANQUET C. S. COOPER, Clmirman YV. J. BLACKIX-IAN -I. C. OTHUS R. -I. ZANDER J. L. COLLYER, fx-ojicio D. B. XfAIL, fx-ojjzicio CLASS DAY H. G. PLACE, Cfmirman W. D. CRIM T. H. DUOAN, JR. H. KI. LUDINGTON O. F. PRIESTER I. I.. COLLYER, ex-ojirio D. B. VAIL, fx-ojfrio SENIOR PLEDGE DEGRAY IVVI-IITE, Clz.airm:zn C. G. BALDNVIN S. T. BROYVN I. H. COURTNEY G. L. ERVVIN, JR. NI. I-IECIIT M. NIINTON, JR. IV. PORTER G. M. I-I. F. C. SAGER A. KI. XVRIGIIT S. N. SILIW, 'I8 D. B. XIAIL. rx-offIcI'o -103 455 G. E. LUND NIAURY I'IILL G. IVI. OICONNELL I. H. BUDD S. C. WVILSON J. B. ZKIRKLAND, '18 A. CUSHING S. KEPHART IW. NIELLEN, JR. . H. RARIISEY W. H. IFARNI-IAM, '18 A. G. A. C R. S. BEIEELD I. I-I. BUIJD IV. G. COWAN H. B. FLOCK E. K. ISILINGELIIOFIZR C. D. ORME QI. NI. PRINGLI2 W. F. STIICIQI 12 .X. W. XYOUNC nl. I.. CIOI LYER, fix'-ojfIf1'o Y 1 A A ' Q iff .5 ' . f 51. fl Q 5. . J N' I I I 'la l L. M. ARNOLD P. S. PRINCE B'1ERRILL BLANCHARD VV. NI. DIXON FRANK NELMS, JR. W. A. CULKIN I. T. EILENBERGER Junior Committees JUNIOR PROMENADE R. P. NIATTHIESSEN, Chai1'ma1'z P. M. GILLIES C. THOMAS . W. VVINSHIP E J. L. COLLYER, .ex-ojicio D. B. VAIL, ex-ojicio J. A JUNIOR SMOKBR P. C. REBNIANN, Chairman L. G. BROWER L. DOLE J. C. M. SPEED I. L. COLLYER, ex-ojicio D. B. VTAIL, ex-ojfcio SPRING DAY H. R. KUHNS, Chczimmn J. VV. CAMPBELL A. L. HOFFMAN J. M. REILEY, IR. J. L. COLLYER, ex-ojicio D. B. VAIL, ex-ojfcio 404 A. B. PATTERSON E. P. TUTTLE VV. F. COURTNEY IgA. IQRUGH W. I. H. VVOODFORD H. VV. DUNLAP, JR. VV. B. MURPHEY :JZ 2. is - 7' I Y? 9 9 AH z e ,Q 1. ' ' I A . i Sophomore Commiiieeg SGPHGIVIGRE CGTILLION E. IVI. QUEENY, Chairman CHARLES BASKERVILLE, JR. G. F. ENSWORTH , H. V. LALLEY C. E. JOHNSON, znd. J. L. APPLEBY VV. G. SCHOELLKOPE W. H. CLEMINSHAW W. M. KENDALL E. F. OICONNOR SHERMAN TROWBRIDGE J. L. COLLYER, ex-ojwzo D. B. VAIL, fx-ojiczo SOPHOMORE SMOKER B. B. YIOUNG, Chairmmz NI. T. JONES A. VV. SMITH, JR. T. R. W1CKERHfXM J. L. COLLYER, ex-ojicio D. B. VAIL, ex-ojirio SOPHOMORE SPRING DAY P. S. CLAPP, Ch6li7'7776Z7'L J. VV. CRAIG H. A. :KINCHLEY J. L. COLLYER, ex-ojicio D. B. VAIL, .ex-ojirio 40 O. E. HOW? F. M. SUTOZN ' H. IVI. NIACCABE W. L. XKVEBSTER BRUCE JOHNSON F. P. OIBRIEN J. D. TRETHAWA Y 1 aff' 7? UA YY nl. . l Z I 2 9 sl Il L r 4- gi Freshman Commiifees J. C. ATWOOD, IR. D. R. CHAMBERLAIN J. G. FERGUSON O. W. SKIRVIN H. C. BALLOU D. E. GE1GER R. P. BUSCHMAN IRVIN SCOTT L. D. Cf'R1sT1E S. E:L:R if-4 C. VV. CARRY E. H. CROWELL P. H. NIINTON BANQUET A. B. TROWBRIDGE, IR., Chairman R. L. BALLINGER P. L. CLARK G. B. NIOFFAT ' L. V. SPANGBERG I. L. COLLYER., ex-ojbio D. B. 'VA1L, fx-ojzrzo TAX H. E. HOWELL, Clmirvvmn P. YV. DRAKE F. C. HALL C. B. PALMER -I. L. COLLYER, fx-ojicio D. B. WVAIL, ex-ojicio CAP BURNING B. O. REUTHER, Chairman A. C. CRAIG T. M. STAMPFER J. L. COLLYER, ex-ojicio D. B. VAIL, ex-ojjicio SPRING DAY W. H. COLVIN, Chairman E. H. CROWELL LEO VON HEYGENDORFF J. L. COLLYER, ex-ojicio D. B. VAIL, ex-ojfcio 406 M. A.. WHITEHEAD S. S. GAWNE G. A.. LARDNER T. L. KELLY T. M. WAKELEY DODSON . F. PENDLETON WU .l '1f A 402' -:I sim A X T . . ig or .l'.l-IE c A AQ., A -W - 9 'M' X Qi . 1 W FY K. -f ff . 5 1' : flk1f '?'F I, Ky ' , .' ' 1 2 WL ' fd ol fp .15 Cflo kf l ...f is -. X uv.. -1 ,f QW ' - ' rf . ,PW 'S 523 ,lj zf4,ffff 2 1.a .1?. , ju zw, f'1?w,,..,f, rl- N' j V! ff hal 1- A' I M I V , 5 5!f f-'C iflsalqlrl a-i'liA1L t 5 ' .,l'- 5 'TH- 1-C fl 1917 QUINN, JR. - - Lg7gy'05,vg' R. K. RE N L - - - 'ff A. G. IXCHESON - - - Trade A. xv' RIZHZRES - Wmgfgiz E. F.. ANDERSON - Foolball F. C. SAGER - - Wmjlling G. P. BARD - - - Foolball G. D. STAHL - - - CNW 'W. J. BLACKMAN - - - Larrofxc' R' C. TAYLOR - h LHWOJM F. D. BOYNTON, EIR. - Cv-off-Courzlry Cl TILLEY - - - - Fooiball J' E' BRINCKERHOFF ' ' ' CWM A. I. G. VALENTINE - - Baxfball 'W' BROWN ' ' ' ' Fooibdl J. R. XKVHITNEY - - - - Bafaball I' H' BUDD ' ' ' Bwgball J. YVIGSTEN - - - - Wrafzlirzg C' BURPEE ' ' ' ' Bmdmu L. V. YVINDNAGLE - Croff-Country, Tracie D. H. CHANDLER, IR. - - Crow GI A. vWORN - ---- Crm! F' CLARY ' ' ' ' ' Baum!! R. ZANDER - - - Football J. L. COLLYER - - - Crow W. G. COWAN - - Crew 1918 W. D. Crum - - - Track AI. C. V. CROPSEY - - Lacroffe R' H- BA-CON ' ' ' Cffw A. I.. CULBERTSON - - Track J' C' BALDWIN ' ' Lawofff A' A' CUSHXNG - - Cww H. G. BENEDICT - Foofball P. NV. ECKLEY - - Football L' G' BROWER ' CWM P. W. FITZPATRICK - - Crow -l' C' CARRY ' ' Football 1:-Q K. FOSS - B - n Tmck H. C. DRESCHER Lacrofff E. FREY , - - Trade F. NI. GILLIES - - Foolball W- R' GARGIULO H - LHNOUK, A. L. FIOFFMAN - Football C. F. HAGEMANN - - Trark B' KIRKLAND ' CWM F. HAUCKE - - - Football P. P. 1VI1LLER - - Football G. B. HOWELL - - Track F' NELMS, JR' ' ' Crm' R. D. INGALLS - - Lam-our W'PALMER ' ' Lfm'0f-'E W' E' JANES - - Crm, R. E. IAYERSON - Football R' W' JEWETT h l Football D. SAUTERS - - Bayeball G. S. KEPHART - l l CWM F. T. SHIVERICK - Foofball L. D. IQINGSLAND, and - Crew C' M' SPEED ' ' 'Looman G. E. LUND - - A - CNW NLVVATT - - Tracle W. S. h'ICCORMICK - - Trade L' E' WVENZ Q' ' Tmfk A. XV. NIELLEN, JR. - - Bafeball L. WMUELLER - - Foolball 1919 G. M. O,CONNELL - ' - Bafaball I. C. DRESSER - Cro.r.v-Counlry E. S. POST - - - Wrefllirzg T. C. NICIDERMOTT - - Cro,rf-Counlry 7 . 4' Ulllllllllllllff' - J' '1 33 -T 4 Q lg Q Xl - I v - Tl I PT T E :TT Haaaa -- 1 H K E E S HQHTS E1 -gl.- ATIHLETHQVQQQDNGHL 1llllllll ' k XZ 1' .'Il1LIiii'lQ4 -b-- llilllllfllllf X! PROFESSOR H. DIEDERICHS . . ' ...... Prericlent G. ERVIN IRENT . . Craclitate Manager C. H. BLOOD . . . Financial Alclvifor RESIDENT NTENIBERS PROFESSOR G. P. BRISTOL' . . . Faculty Meinber A. W. RICHARDS . . Reprefentative of Wear'e1'f of CH S. T. BROWN . . Frefltnian Altltletic Affociation Rep. VV. C. KREUZER . . . . Minor Sporty Rep. C. E. TREMAN . . . Navy Aalvifor S. C. NVILSON . . Navy Manager O. C. BREWSTER . . . Alffiftant Navy Manager I. L. COLLYER . , . Navy Reprefentative PROFESSOR VV. VV. ROWLEE . . Football Aclvifor W. R. LALLEY . . . . . Manager Football H. R. IQUHNS . . Affiftant Manager Football L. W. MUELLER . . Captain Football D. E. HOY . . Bafeball Aclvifor C. C. GARDINER . . Manager Bafeball J. C. THOMAS . . . Alffirtant Manager Bafeball F. CLARY . . . . . Captain Bafeball PROFESSOR E. P. ANDREWS . . . Track Aclviror C. S. COOPER . . . . Manager Track I. L. EASTWICK . . Alffiftant Manager Track E. K. FOSS . . . . Captain Track NON-RESIDENT MEMBERS WILLIAM METCJXLF, JR., Pittsburgh, Pa. GUY GUNDAKER, Philadelphia, Pa. N. J. WELDOEN, Rochester, N. Y. ' EDWARD BURNS, IR., New York City CHARLES NI. 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. O. AFFIELD, JR., New York City L. D. CLUTE, Elrnira, N. Y. JOHN T. TIERNON, Albany, N. Y. CREED W. FULTON, Boston, Mass. E. P. ANDREXVS, COsvvego Alumni Associationj, Ithaca, N. Y. 40s S '- Review of the 1916 Crew Season . The Crew Season of 1916 started with the registration of the candidates on September 29. 175 men reported and among these, quite a few looked to be very promising material. As Mr. Courtney had' not yet recovered from his accident of the previous season, he was prevented by his physician from taking any active part in the coaching, and therefore all of the fall rowing came under the supervision of Assistant Coach Hoyle. As soon as the Freshmen showed sufficient skill on the machines, they were sent down to the inlet and boated in the gigs. Here, under the direction of the Varsity coxswains, the men were drilled in oar work and soon gave evidence of rapid improvement. About the middle of November the Freshman combi- nations were forced to leave the inlet because of unfavorable weather conditions, and had to continue their rowing in the gymnasium crew room. Immediately after Block lfVeek, the CHARLES E, COURTNEY Varsity candidates, who, up to this time, had been doing only voluntary work, started to train in earnest on the machines. Three days a week, from 5 P. M. on, the crew room was reserved for Varsity practice while on the other three days it was reserved for Freshman practice. At such times, individual machine work was done away with and the men were made to row together in combinations selected by Mr. Hoyle. Four crews were kept in Ithaca over the Spring Recess and the training table was started for them. Two days before Easter, the crews got out on the water for the first time. Owing to the extremely bad weather that prevailed, not only at this time but during practically all of the spring as well, the practice was rendered very difficult, the gigs often being filled with water and nearly swamped. Never- theless twice a day for the whole of the vacation, the crews went out on the inlet and it was not long before they became well accustomed to the boats. About this time the position of Commodore of the Navy was abolished and the position of captain substituted for it, with the understanding that no captain should ever be elected until the coach had made the final selection for the Crew. At a meeting of the Varsity Crew, just before the hrst race, john Lyon Collyer, 317 was elected Captain for the year. He was the first captain since IQO6. On May zo, the Cornell Varsity and Freshman Eights rowed Harvard on the Charles River. In both races the Crimson Crews were victorious. Immediately upon the return from Cambridge, Coach Courtney turned his attentions to the second combination, which had shown excellent short distance speed, with the result that the day of the Triangular Race found a completely different Varsity from that which had started in the Harvard Race- a week before. On Spring Day, May 27, the Princeton and Yale Varsity and Freshman Crews rowed Cornell on Lake Cayuga, and here a double victory made up in part for the 410 defeats at the hands of Harvard. Princeton made an excellent bid for honors in the Varsity race but was beaten at the end by about half a length. Yale did not make much of a showing in this race, but, in the Freshman Race managed to work in ahead of Princeton for second place. Immediately after the Triangular Race, the final shake-up of the season was made, and, on June 3rd, the Varsity and Freshmen left for Poughkeepsie, where, as usual, they were quartered at the Caks77. This relatively early departure was made necessary by the advanced date of the Poughkeepsie Regatta. Here, on the Hudson, the- men commenced their final training for the Regatta. In this, however, they were hampered by the University examinations, which were held up to the day before the race. The Poughkeepsie Regatta took place on June 17th. There were four entries for each of the three events: Cornell, Syracuse, Pennsylvania, and Columbia. In both the Junior Varsity and Varsity races Cornell drew the rather unfavorable outside course. At the time scheduled for the races to start, the Hudson was much too rough and so they were delayed as long as possible in the hope that the wind might die down to some extent. The Junior Varsity race was the curtain raiser. In this, even though Cornell seemed to be the favorite beforehand, Syra- cuse managed to end up in the first position with Cornell second, Columbia third, and Pennsylvania fourth. Sometime after seven o'clock, with the water still choppy, the Varsity race was started. Again, although Cornell fought to the end, Syracuse seemed to have things her own way and ended up in the lead. Cornell was second, Columbia third, and Pennsylvania fourth. Owing to darkness, the Q Freshman race was postponed until noon of , , the Igth when it had to be rowed upstream. It resulted in a victory for Cornell with Syracuse second, Columbia third, and Pennsylvania fourth. VVhile it is to be regretted that the Crews could not take premier honors in all three races, the defeats may perhaps be laid not so much to their weakness as to the strength of their opponents. During the whole period of the Poughkeepsie training, Mr. Courtney was under the care of physicians -and was allowed to go out in the launch only twice in the two weeks. Therefore too much credit cannot be given him for his efforts in behalf of the crews under such difficult circumstances. ACTING CoAcH Commun -111 aval Record Intercollegiate Rowing Association RECORDS OF VARSITY EIGHTS Date Crews in order of Finish I Time I Miles Place June 24, 95, Columbia, Cornell, Pennsylvania . I . 21:25 4 Poughkeepsie June 26, 96 Cornell, Harvard, Pennsylvania, Columbia . 19:59 4 Poughkeepsie June 25, 97 Cornell, Harvard, Yale . . . 20:34 4 Poughkeepsie July 2, 97 Cornell, Columbia, Pennsylvania . . . 20:47 4-5 4 Poughkeepsie July 2, 98 Pennsylvania, Cornell, Wisconsin, Columbia . . . 15:51M 3 Saratoga June 27, 99 Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Cornell, Columbia . . . -. 20:04 4 Poughkeepsie June 30, 00 Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Cornell, Columbia, Georgetown . 19:44 3-5 4 Poughkeepsie July 2, 01 Cornell, Columbia, Wisconsin, Georgetown, Syracuse, Pennsylvania 18:53 1- 4 Poughkeepsie Juno 21, 02 Cornell, Wisconsin, Columbia, Pennsylvania, Syracuse, Georgetown 19:05 3- 4 Poughkeepsie June 26, 03 Cornell, Georgetown, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Syracuse, Columbia 18:57 4 Poughkeepsie June 28, 04 Syracuse, Cornell, Pennsylvania, Columbia, Georgetown, Wisconsin 20:22 3- 4 Poughkeepsie June 28, 05 Cornell, Syracuse. Georgetown, Columbia, Pennsylvania, Wisconsinl 20:29 4 Poughkeepsie June 23, 06' Cornell, Pennsylvania, Syracuse, Wisconsin, Columbia, Georgetownl 19:36 4-5 4 Poughkeepsie June 26, '07 Cornell, Columbia, Navy, Penn, Wise., Georgetown, Syracuse , 20:02 2- 4 Poughkeepsie June 27, 08 Syracuse, Columbia, Cornell, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin . . 19:34 1- 4 Poughkeepsie July 2, 09 Cornell, Columbia, Syracuse, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania . . 19:02 4 Poughkeepsie June 25, 10 Cornell, Pennsylvania, Columbia, Syracuse, Wisconsin , , 20:42 1- 4 Poughkeepsie June 27, 11 Cornell, Columbia, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin .... 20:10 4- 4 Poughkeepsie June 29, 12 Cornell, Vifisconsin, Columbia, Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Stanford 19:21 2- 4 Poughkeepsie June 21, 13 Syracuse, Cornell, Washington, Columbia, Pennsylvania . . 19:28 3- 4 Poughkeepsie June 26, '14 Columbia, Pennsylvania, Cornell, Syracuse, Washington, VVisoonsin 19:37 4- 4 Poughkeepsie June 28. 15 Cornell, Leland Stanford, Syracuse, Columbia, Pennsylvania . 19:36 3- 4 Poughkeepsie June 17, 16i Syracuse, Cornell, Columbia, Pennsylvania .... 20:15 2- 4 Poughkeepsie CORNELL-HARVARD RACES Date Crews in order of Finish I Time Nlilesl Place lvlay 30, '05 Cornell, Harvard ...,,. . 10:09 4-5 1 7-S Cambridge May 30, '06 Cornell, Harvard , . 10:41 3-5 1 7-8 Cambridge ' May 30, 07 Cornell, Harvard . . 11:01 2 Ithaca May 30, '08 Harvard, Cornell . . 10:47 2 Cambridge hlay 30, '09 Cornell, Harvard . 10:41 2 Ithaca May 30, '10 Cornell, Harvard . . 11:23 1 7-8 Cambridge May 27, '11 Cornell, Harvard . . 10:59 2 Ithaca Nlay 24, 13 Cornell, Harvard . . 10:29 2 Ithaca May 26, '14 Cornell, Harvard . . 9:38 3-5 1 7-8 Cambridge hiay 22, '15 Harvard, Cornell , . 10:43 3-5 2 Ithaca lvlay 20, '16 Harvard, Cornell . , 9:47 2 Cambridge FOREIGN RACES June 30, '81 Thames, London, Cornell C45 8:56 1 1-3 Henley, Eng. July 2, '81 Hartford College, Cornell C45 8:19 1 1-3 Henley, Eng. July 14, '81 London, Thames, Cornell C45 8:19 1 1-3 Putney, Eng. Aug, 11, '81 Vienna, Cornell C45 . . . .... ..., 5 fienna, Aus July 9, '95 Cornell, Leander Boat Club C85 . 8:11 1 3-8 Henley, Eng July 10, '951Trinity Hall, Cornell C85 . 7:15 1 3-S Hcnley,jng NON-COLLEGIATE RACES Date 1 Crews in Order of Finish 1 Time I Miles' Place May 11, '72 Union Springs, Cornell C45 .... 16:54 2 Ithaca May 22, '75 Cornell, Union Springs C65 . 11:14 2 Ithaca June 10, '76 Cornell, Watkins C65 . . . 13:30 2 Ithaca May 30, '79 .Watkins Cornell C45 . . . 13:25 2 Ithaca . May 25, '83 ,Cornell, Elmira, Syracuse C45 . 11:30 2 Cazenovia June 11, '87 ,Cornell, Three Boat Clubs C45 8:13M IM Neivark I July 4, '89 ,Cornell, Two Boat Clubs C85 7:03 1M Philadelphia May 30, '92 Cornell, N. Y. A. C. C85 . 7:21 15 Newark 412 MISCELLANEOUS INTERCOLLECIATE RACES Date 1 Crews in Order of Finish 1 Time I hlilcs I Place July 17, '73 Yale, Wesleyan, Harvard, Dartmouth, Amherst, Columbia, Bow-1 doin, hlassachusetts Agricultural, Cornell, Trinity, Williams C63 I 16:59 3 Springfield July 18, '74 Columbia, Wesleyan, Harvard, Williams, Cornell, Dartmouth, Princeton, Trinity, Yale C63 ,...., 16:42 3 Saratoga July 14, '75 Cornell, Columbia, Harvard, Dartmouth, Wesleyan, Yale, Amherst, Brown, Williams, Bowdoin, Hamilton, Union, Princeton, C63 162535 3 Saratoga July 19, '76 Cornell, Harvard, Columbia, Union, Wesleyan, Princeton C63 . 17:015 3 Saratoga July 18, '79 Columbia, Wesleyan, Cornell C43 ..,... 8:26 15 Lake George July 16, '80 Cornell, Pennsylvania, Columbia C43 ..,. 9:12 15 Lake George July 4, '82 Pennsylvania, Wesleyan, Princeton, Cornell, Bowdoin C43 9:35 15 Lake George July 4, '83 Cornell, Pennsylvania, Princeton, Columbia, Wesleyan C43 11:57 2 Lake George June 19, '84 Pennsylvania, Cornell, Princeton C43 . , . . 9:0555 15 Philadelphia July 7, '84 Pennsylvania, Cornell, Princeton, Columbia, Bowdoin C43 SBQM 15 Saratoga June '19, '85 Cornell, Pennsylvania, C43 ...... 8:51 15 Philadelphia 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 .... ...... 1 5 Philadelphia July 4, '88 Cornell, Pennsylvania, N. Y. R.. C. C43 . 8:1535 15 Philadelphia June 27, '89 Cornell, Columbia, Pennsylvania C83 15:30 3 New London July 4, '89 Cornell, Pennsylvania C83 . . 6:40 I5 Philadelphia June 18, '90 Cornell, Bowdoin C83 . . . 17:30 3 Ithaca .Iuly 26, '90 Cornell, Pennsylvania C83 . . 14:11:25 3 New London July 25, '91 Cornell, Pennsylvania, Columbia C83 145275 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 Torresdalc June 23, '98 Cornell, Yale, Harvard C83 . 23:48 4 New London May 20, '11 Cornell, Princeton, Yale C83 . 9:01 15 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 May 15, '15 Yale, Cornell, Princeton C83 . 9:09 2-5 17-8 Loch Carnegie hgy 27, '16 Cornell, Princeton, Yale C83 ...... 11:21 1-5 2 Ithaca FRESHMAN CREW RECORD Date Freshman Crew Opponents I Winner J Time Place July 13, 75 Harvard, Brown, Princeton . . Cornell 171325 Saratoga July 19, '76 Harvard, Columbia . . Cornell 17:235 Saratoga July 17, '78 Harvard .... Cornell 17:13M Owasco June 24, '90 Yale, Columbia Cornell 11165 New London June 20, '91 Columbia . . Cornell 10:38 New London June 9, '92 Columbia . . . Cornell 10:56 Ithaca June 20, '93 Columbia ..,, Corncll 10:08 New London June 18, '94 Dauntless Rowing Club . . Cornell 111155 Ithaca June 14, '95 University of Pennsylvania . . Cornell 11:18 3-5 Ithaca June 24, '96 Harvard, Pennsylvania, Columbia . Cornell 10:18 Poughkeepsie June 23, '97 Yale, Harvard .... Yale 9:195 Poughkeepsie June 30, '97 Columbia, Pennsylvania . . Cornell 9:21 1-5 Poughkeepsie June 23, '98 Yale, Harvard , . . Yale 11:22 3-5 New London July 2, '98 Columbia, Pennsylvania . . Cornell 1O:485 Saratoga June 26, '99 Columbia, Pennsylvania , . Cornell 9:55 Poughkeepsie June 30, '00 Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Columbia . . Wisconsin 59:45 2-5, Poughkeepsie July 2, '01 Pennsylvania, Columbia, Syracuse . . Pennsylvania 10:20 1-51 Poughkeepsie June 21, '02 Wisconsin, Columbia, Syracuse, Pennsylvania Cornell - 9:34 4-5, Poughkeepsie June 26, '03 Syracuse, Wisconsin, Columbia, Pennsylvania Cornell T9:18 Poughkeepsie June 28, '04 Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Columbia , . Syracuse 10:01 Poughkeepsie June 28, '05,Syracuse, Columbia, Pennsylvania . . Cornell 9:35 .3-51 Poughkeepsie June 23, '06,Syracuse, Wisconsin, Columbia, Pennsylvania Syracuse 9:51 3-5 Pou,gh'kecpsie June 25, '07lWisr:onsin, Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Columbia Wisconsin 9158 Poughkeepsie June 27, '08lWisconsin, Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Columbia Cornell 9:29 3-5, Poughkeepsie May 31, '09gI'Iarvard ....... Cornell 11:00 i Ithaca July 2, '09 Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin . , , Cornell 'I'9:07 3-or Poughkeepsie May 30, '10Harvard ..... ' . . Cornell 11:15 Cambridge June 25, '10 Columbia, Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin Cornell 11:40 Poughkeepsie May 27, '11 Harvard ....... Cornell 11:15 Ithaca June 27, '11 Columbia, Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin Columbia 10:13 1-5 Poughkeepsie May 23, '12 Harvard ..,.... Cornell 9:59 Cambridge June 29, '12 Wisconsin, Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Columbia Cornell 9:31 2-5 Poughkeepsie May 24, '13 Harvard ....... Harvard 10:48 Ithaca June 21, '13 Wisconsin, Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Columbia Cornell 10:04 -1-5 Poughkeepsie May 23, '14 Princeton ....... Cornell 10:51 3-5 Ithaca Nlay 26, '14 Harvard ....,.. Cornell 9.56 Cambridge June 26, '14 Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Columbia, WVisconsin Cornell 10:26 Poughkeepsie May 15, '15 Yale, Princeton ..... Cornell 9:27 Loch Carnegie hiay 22, '15 Harvard .,... Cornell 10:52 Ithaca .Iunc 28, '15 Syracuse, Columbia, Pennsylvania Syracuse 9:29 3-5 Poughkeepsie May 20, '16 Harvard ..... Harvard 9.59 Cambridge May 27, '16 Yale, Princeton . . . Cornell 11:27 3-5 Ithaca June 19, '16 Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Columbia .... Cornell 11:05 -I-5 Pouglilcceygr ini les. The races have In the years '75, '76 and '78, the distance was three miles: since 1878 it has been t been between cights, except in the first two years, when six-oared shells were used. 'iCorncll's time June 23, 1897, 91295: June 23, 1898, 113265: 1900, 9:55 1-5: 1901, 10:25 1-5: 1901, 10:12 2-5. 1'Americau record eight-cared shell. 413 XV 0 V 1916 VARSITY CREW Copyright Underwood 85 U'nderwo,od Fmmrow LYTLE B1ncoN NELMS Wolm CUSHING Bnowmn I COLLYER KE'PH1kRT K - - f W Af -'-- 'X'L'i:i':g.I.':-,f , vi' 1 191-6 Varsity few JOHN LYON COLLYER, '17 . Commodgrg EDWARD STEIN JAMISON, '16 . , Mmmggy- VVALTER FAHRNEY BEACHY, '17 Moezager-glgft CHARLES EDWARD COURTNEY, . Coach :KARL HERMANN FERNOW, '16 Bow LOWRY RAEBURN LYTLE, '16 Two ROLAND HENRY BACON, '18 , Three FRANK NELMS, JR., '18 . Four GEORGE AUSTIN WORN, '17 . . Five ALBERT AUGUSTUS CUSHING, '17 , . Six LAWRENCE GEORGE BROWER, '18 Seven JOHN LYON COLLYER, '17 . . Stroke GEORGE STEBBINS IQEPHART, '17 . . Coxfzoain SUBSTITUTES . COWLES ANDRUS, '16 JAMES CAREY OTHUS, '17 WILLIAM FRANCIS COURTNEY, '18 HENRY CLINTON STRAWN PERRY,'I8 THOMAS HENDERSON EARNsWORTH,'I8 MAURICE SPENCER RUSSELL, '18 GABRIEL EMANUEL LUND, '17 JOHN HAROLD VICKERS, '17 THE 1917 MANAGEMENT S. C. XVILSON, '17 O. C. BREXVSTER, '18 A'IZ1lIZlgCI' Assistant Klzlnzlgcr 415 Copyrxght FITZPATRICK ANDRUS NIOIR BONNEY ICIRKLAND BRINCKERHOFF COWAN :KINGSLAND CHANDLER 1916 Junior Varsiiy Crew PHILIP WRIGHT FITZPATRICK, '17 Bow ROYAL GOULD BIRD, '16 Two JOHN TROUP BAIZOIR, JR., '16 . Three GEORGE W, BONNEY, '16 . Fow- JOSEPH BRACKIN IQIRKLAND, '18 . F1506 JAMES EMBURY BRINCKERHOFF, '17 Six WALTER GRIFFIN COWAN, '17 . . Sfom LAWRENCE DOUGLAS IQINGSLAND, 2nd, '17 Stroke DAVID HARRY CHANDLER, JR., '17 I . . Comwain INTERCOLLEGIATE ROWING ASSOCIATION RECORD OF JUNIOR VARSITY EIGHTS Datf Crewf in order of jinifh Timo M1165 Place June 17, 1916 Syracuse, Cornell, 4 Columbia, Pennsylvania 11:15 2-5 2 Poughkeepsie 416 ' Copyrigkt Underwood dk Underwood HOIFAIFXN PINCOFF5 WEBSTER JEFFERSON CHASE SHORT QUICK IQIRKLAND HENDRIE 1919 Freshman Crew HARRY BROOKS HOFFMAN . FERDINAND HENRY PINCOFFS WILLIAM LEWIS WEBSTER . CHARLES WILSON JEFFERSON PHILIP BRADFORD CHASE A HAROLD ARMSTRONG SHORT . FRANCIS EUGENE QUICK . LUTHER CLINTON IQIRKLAND CHARLES FRANCIS HENDRIE SUBSTITUTES ARTHUR ALOE JAMES :KING AIMER ABRAM SCOTT PEARCE 7 Bow Two Thref Four Five . Six Seven S troke . Coxfwain THE CREWS AT POUGHKEEPSIE VARSITY AT POUGHKEEPSIE 418 UNIOR VVARSITY AT POUGHKEEPSIE A-X SCENE AT THE O,XKS', 419 x ' ' mai' ,raw ' TIIE PoUG1f1K1vEPSIE COURSE .,.,.:-W .... - ' 1 2, . Copyrigfzl U71dF7'w00d 8x Undfrwoozi GOING OUT You THE FINAL PRACTICE 420 ',,v'2,1 Y Y if! 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'Gr-5' Track Review 0 the Season Cornell once more demonstrated her superiority in track and field athletics by winning the Intercollegiate Championship Games at the Harvard Stadium on Nlay 27th, 1916. door Intercollegiates held in the Madison Square Garden in New York. Though her victory was not as conclusive as in the preceding year, Cornell gained the greatest number of honors during the evening. Cornell teams Won the 75-yard hurdles, the shot put, the broadjump, and the 24-lap JOHN F' MOAKLEY race. Richards was easily the best in- dividual performer, Winning first places in the high jump and the broad jump and finishing second in the shot put. Starr made a new Cornell record in the hurdles and Richards made a new mark in the broad jump. At the Penn. Relay Carnival, Cornell again showed strength. The four mile relay team composed of Taylor, I-Ioilmire, Windnagle and Potter equalled the World's record in this event with the time of 17:51 1-5. In the individual events A . 1 1 f' . ti I IN S'..., ' Ff a, 2 , ,Tw fs f' - ' H S? IK I Ifuf :22 Ii . .-..15.:a . , r .. 1.:. fi -I fi! I i ' ff fia- TAYLOR Foss IIVINDNAGLE 424 The team had its first real test at the In- -. 7 fe ' 'x !f, .X K i V i - ff f .. 1' 2 ' ' ii - if 1- - rf fiff , . f f: .1 ga 3 . f 1 ' v -4- , ' ,,-, yg, ' , . ' 3 J X ,. eg, . 4 X 2.14-rv' ff 'L' ' ', 1 1.5. V . . . . W ...... . ,, , -. ,xg -. -. 'gig' - Q2 '1-f P , - F , , . a- .7 4,. , , J , ,. . 'A 1 . . if gtg ,,. 1 -.4 f,.f,.g,f:g:f- 1 f- . 1 - '- ,,. 'M .-',.x4v,,gg-,Q f. .- 1 .a..1,a... ,- Q-:-fre:-gm, ,y:-1-3:-:::-W-' -,A wwf-.a-fv.z:1a..M-'mi'-r-,:ra-13 ' 4 , 1 s if 0 Mfg POTTER GUBB VAN 'WINKLE Richards tied for first place in the high jump with Oler of Yale at 6 feet 3 inches and took second place in the shot put with a mark of 44 feet IO 3-8 inches. Foss tied for first place in the pole vault with Newstetter of Pennsylvania at I2 feet 6 inches. McCormick won the hammer throw with a mark of ISO feet 2 inches, and Gubb finished second to Simpson of Nlissouri in the Izo-yard high hurdles. Winning from Harvard on Nlay 6th by the score of 83 to 34 and taking nine first places to Harvard's four, the team for the first time indicated its possibilities. The hurdlers, distance runners and weight men scored heavily, with the result that the Harvard team was beaten from the very start. Penn. suffered defeat one weeklater by almost the same score, 8391 to 33M points. The feature of this meet was the running of Windnagle in the 880-yard dash, after previously having competed in the mile run. He pushed lVIeredith to the making of a world's record, losing out by a scant two yards in faster time than a Cornell man has ever done before. hfleredithis time was 1252 I-5. Richards had an injured muscle and was unable to show anything like his true ability in the high jump. In the pole vault Foss succeeded in defeating Newstetter who had tied with him on several previous occasions. In View of these sterling performances, the team seemed the favorite when the time for the annual classic arrived. It was feared, however, that the Pacific Coast colleges, Leland Stanford and California, with their star hurdlers, high 425 3 I , . I ,wich H ,, . ik- , I ,A Q ,aa-7 If - Arg: t , -f,- - ., -, ,-... f-Q i fiifj 2' -. x E, ,. 1. .-,- - gi-' 5121352- , ' ' -t 'V ' if -5231: f Ri y XX ,s .I w. , 1, k . 2 1 15 1? RICIIARDS STARR CRIM jumpers and weight men, would cut into Cornell's score to such an extent that they or Yale would finally win out, but the usual all round team and the excellent work of the distant runners gave Cornell another leg on the cup by a large margin of points. A The winning performances of the meet excelled those of any other year. Three intercollegiate records and one worldis record were broken. Cornell scored in eleven events, won three of them, and took the first four places in the two mile run. In the too-yard dash Van Winkle was awarded fourth place in the blanket hnish. In the 220, he missed second place by inches. After winning his semi- final heat in I5 2-5 seconds, Gubb took second to lvlurray of Stanford in the 120- yard high hurdles. He was yards ahead of Preble of California who finished third. Windnagle ran a sensational mile, the fastest since the days of John Paul Jones, and as a consequencewas unable to place in the half mile which was won by Meredith of Pennsylvania. Taylor ran a heady race and finished a good fourth in this event. lVIeredith also won a world's record quarter, but Crim confounded the prophets by taking third, only a few inches behind Riley of Dartmouth. The two mile run will go down in history. Potter led the quartet of Cornellians across the finish line, followed by Captain Holfmire. Frey, among the least heralded of the runners who started, ran a good third and pushed Hoffmire at the 426 finish. Corwith became a member of the winning combination in the last few yards when he passed Putnam of Yale after a remarkable sprint. In the field events Cornell scored almost as consistently. Foss won the pole vault at I2 feet 8 inches and demonstrated that Cornell had never seen his equal in this event. After his winning jump the bar was raised to I3 feet 2 7-8 inches, and on his third attempt at the world's record he cleared the height save for his elbow, which dislodged the bar. Richards, though not fully recovered from his leg injury, managed to help materially with his points. He placed third in the shot put, less than three inches behind the winner, and tied for third in the high jump. Hagemann was a surprise to the spectators when he took fourth in the hammer throw with 143 feet 3M inches. The class of 1916 scored heavily for Cornell, and many good men were lost by graduation. There remain, however, as a nucleus for the 1917 team, Foss and Windiiagle both of whom won eventsg Richards, who accounted for five points and Crim, third in the 440. There are in addition many other men who can be used, among them Bartsch, Culbertson and Kelly who qualified in the sprints, Acheson and Watt in the hurdles, Shelton in the quarter, Gillies in the pole vault, Howell in the shot put, lVIcCormick, jewett and Dixon in the hammer throw, and Culbertson, Benjamin and Harrison in the broad jump. t : ' i ff' C: X . V f ' f if I liar 7, i'XiT1 . N - A ,sir tt.1Q'v.f1-2. .. 5 X K 31523. 1 : 4 ' 1 we . ' ' ' 4' . . iii- fTi.:: CTORXVITH NICCORMICK lclormiiiu 427 1916 VARSITY TRACK TEAM Q Top ROXV'IiELLY, ROGERS, BCIILLER, GILLIES, DIXON, JEWETT, SHIVERIIGK, BENJAMIN. 2nd ROKR'-CUTLEB, BOYNTON, ACIOFFITT, SCHAAF,CI-IAIfPELL,WoODRUFF, J.H.MoonE, HOUSTON,LIiXV. 3I'dROXV-VANHORN,BARTSCH, H1iLL,W0ODBURN, SI-IELTON,FERRIS, M1lIN,H0XVIXRD,HZARRISON, DOGGETII. 4thROY1'-BURKE,CADY, R NICCORMICK, CULBILIITSON, . J. MOORE, WATT, ACI-IESON, h1ILLARD, COOPER. 5th Row-MOAKLEY, LYFORD, BECKWITH, CIIIM, RICHARDS, FREY, BQCLAREN, HONVELL, LENVIS, CHENEY, SANBORNE. Bottom R.0XV-STARR, IRISH, TAYLOR,V:XN WINKLE, POTPER, HOFFINXIRE, VVINDNAGLELGUBB, Foss, HAGEMANN, COIIWITH. - 1916 Varsity Track Team I JOHN SHERWOOD HOFFMIRE, '16 .... Captain FRANK IQENT FOSS, '17 . . Captain-Elgfg PAUL FITCH SANBORNE, '16 . . Manager CHARLES STUART COOPER, '17 . ', Ma1tagg1--Etggz JOHN F. NTOAKLEY .... . Coach ' TEAM g ALEXANDER GLENCAIRN ACHESON, '17 WALTER CHRISTIAN BARTSCH, '17 CHARLES LEACH BECKWITH, '16 . EVERETT FARRINGTON BENJAMIN, '17 FRANK DAVID BOYNTON, JR., '17 . WALTER RAYMOND BURKE, '19 . DONALD WATSON CADY, '16 . . WILLIAM DORR CHAPPELL, '16 . MONROE GEORGE CHENEY, JR., '16 JAMES CARLTON CORWITH, '16 . HVILLIAM DOOLITTLE CRIM, '17 . ALBERT LEWIS CULBERTSON, '17 . WESLEY MOON DIXON, '18 . . FRANK KENT FOSS, '17 . . EDWARD FREY, '17 . . . FREDERICK NIONTAGUE GILLIES, '18 LAWRENCE EDWARD GUBE, '16 . CHRISTIAN FREDERICK HAGEMANN, '17 ALLRICH SCHEPER HARRISON, '17 . JOHN SHERWOOD HOFFMIRE, '16 . CLAUDE MONROE HOUSTON, '17 . LYNN HOWARD, '17 . . . GEORGE BLAINE HOWELL, '17 HAROLD ENOS IRISH, '16 . REXFORD WILBER JEWETT, '17 IQENRICK KELLY, '17 . . SAMUEL OVERHOLT LAW, '17 . JOHN SHANAIIAN LEWIS, '16 . FREDERICK EUGENE LYFORD, '16 . ALBERT HENRI MAIN, '16 . . XNILLIAM STANLEY MCCORMICK, '17 DON ANDREW MCLAREN, Sp. . HUGH EZRA NIILLARD, '16 . . JAMES HUMPHREY MOORE, '16 . REVERE JOHN MOORE, '16 . . DANIEL FREDERIC POTTER, JR., '16 ALMA VVILFORD RICHARDS, '17 , . FRANCIS TOBEY SHIVERICK, '18 . VVILLIAM BRISTOL SHELTON, 'IS . FREDERIC HILL STARR, '16 . GILBERT MORRIS TAYLOR, '16 . RALPPI CHAPMAN VAN HORN, '18 . ALLAN FOSTER VAN VVINKLE, '17 . JOHN NIURKER WATT, '19 . . LINUS VERE XVINDNAGLE, '17 . H urcilef . IO0-y6Z7'Li Dafh and 220-yard Dafh . . Oue Mile ami Half Mile Broad jump Our' Mile and Half Mile One Mile and Two Mile High jump 440-yard Dafh Pole Vault Two Mile 440-yard Dafh 100-yard Dafh and Broad jump . , . . Hammfr Throw Pole Vault . Two Mile . Shot Put . . Hurdles Hammrr Throw Broad jump Oue Mile aud Two Milf . . . Polo Vault 440-yard Dafh and Half Mile . . . . Shot Put . Our Milf ami Half Mile . . . . Shot Put I00-yard Dafh and 220-yard Dafh . . . Broad jump . 220-yard Dafh and 440-yard Dafh Q .... Hurdle: . . . . Two Milf , Hammfr Throw High jump . . H urdlzf . . . Pole Vault . . . Shot Put .' Om' Milf and Two Mile Shot Put, Broad jump, avid High jump . 220-yard Dafh and 440-3'6Z7'd Dafh . 220-3'6l7'd Dafh and 440-yard Dafh Hurdlef . Our Milf and Half .Milf . 220-ydfd Dafh and 440-yard Dafh . IOO-j'6Z7'd Dafh ana' 220-ydfd Dafh Hur-ttlrs . 0713 Zlffile and Half Illile 415i Annual Field and Track Meet I.C.A.A.A.A. CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS, MAY 26, AND 27, 1916 Cornell, 453 Yale, 293 California, 22, Stanford, 22,.Pennsylvania, 18, Dartmouth, 14, Biichigan, 135 Harvard 11, Princeton, 10, Bowdoin, 5, Syracuse, 3, Pennsylvania State, 2, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1. 100-yard Dash 220-yard Dash 440-yard Dash Half-mile Run One-mile Run Two-mile Run 120-yard High Hurdles . 220-yard Low H High Jump . Broad Jump . Hammer Throw Shot Put Pole Vault KNEW INTERCOL urdlcs LEGIATE RECORD. Smith, Rlichigan Moore, Princeton Tesehner, Harvard Van Winkle, Cornell Treadway, Yale Nloore, Princeton . Smith, hiiehigan Van VVinkle, Cornell Treadway, Yale Kaufman, Pennsylvania Meredith, Pennsylvania . Riley, Dartmouth . Crim, Cornell Willcox, Harvard Richardson, Princeton hleredith, Pennsylvania . Bingham, Harvard Scudder, Pennsylvania Taylor, Cornell Peterson, Syracuse VVinc1nagle, Cornell Carroll, Michigan Overton, Yale Wilson, Stanford Brown, NI. I. T. Potter, Cornell Hoffmire, Cornell Frey, Cornell Corwith, Cornell Putnam, Yale Murray, Stanford . Gubb, Cornell Preble, California Norton, Stanford Farwell, Yale Murray, Stanford Farwell, Yale Norton, Stanford Brown, Pennsylvania State Savage, Bowdoin Oler, Yale . Maker, California . Richards, Cornell Johnstone, Harvard and Gifford, Yale . Worthington, Dartmouth Olor, Yale . . Sisson, Stanford . Maker, California Hampton, Yale Gildersleeve, California Leadbettcr, Bowdoin Richardson, California Hagemann, Cornell Pudrith, Dartmouth Leversedge, California Spear, Dartmouth Richards, Cornell Caugey, Stanford Braden, Yale . Foss, Cornell . Newstctter, Pennsylvania, Sewell, Pennsylvania, Curtis, Syracuse, Buck, Yale, and Nagle, Yale . 430 10 sec. 21 3-5 see. 47 2-5 sec? 1:53 seek' 4:15 sec 9:32 3-5 sec. 15 sec? 24 1-5 sec 6 ft, 2M in. 6 ft-, 1M in. 6 ft. M in. 24 ft. li in. 23 ft, 7 3-S in. 23 ft. 21n. 23 ft. 1 7-8 in. 22 ft. 7M in. 155 ft. 1 in, 152 ft. 4 ln. 151 ft. 95 in. 143 ft. 35 rn. 143 ft. M in. 46 ft. 2M in. 46 ft. 1 3-S in. 45 ft. HM in, 45 ft. 4 in. 45 ft. M in. 12 ft, 8 in. 12 ft. 4 in. 1916 Dual Track Meets CORNELL VS. HARVARD: ITHACA, MAY 6, 1916 CORNELL 831HARVARD 34 Even! IOO-yard Dash 22O-yard Dash I2O High Hurdles 220 Low Hurdles 440-yard Dash Half-mile Run One-mile Run TWO-mile Run High -lump Broad jump . Shot Put U Pole Vault Hammer Throw IOC 220 I2O 220 440- Firft TESCIINER CHD TESCHNER CHD GUBI3 CCD WATT CCD PVILLCOX CHD BINGHAM CHD DKVINDNAGLE CCD POTTER CCD RICHARDS CCD CULBERTSON CCD RICHARDS CCD Foss CCD MCCORMICK CCD ' Second DIANVVIINKLE CCD 'VANDKVINICLE CCD DVATT CCD ACI-IESON CCD CRINI CCD BIDDLE CHD IRISH CCD HOFFNIIRE CCD JOHNSTONE CHD MINOT CHD HOWVELL CCD HAYDOCK CHD JEWETT CCD Third MOORE CHD . BARTSCH CCD STARR CCD LYFORD CCD SHELTON CCD BECKWITI-I CCD CAMPBELL CHD CORWITI-I CCD NICLAREN CCD and CADY CCD RICIJARDS CCD IVIOORE CCD CI-IENEY CCD PIAGEMANN CCD CORNELL VS. PENNSYLVANIA: PHILADELPHIA, MAY I3, -yard Dash -yard Dash High Hurdles LOW Hurdles yard Dash Half-mile Run One-mile Run TWO-mile Run I-Iigh lump Broad Jump Shot Put Hammer Throw CORNELL 83 M-PENNSYLVANIA VANVVINKLE CCD and IQAUFMAN CPD VANVVINRLE CCD STARR CCD ACIIESON CCD CRIM CCD MEREDITII CPD BECKWITII CCD POTTER CCD IQAUFMAN CPD WATT CCD LYFORD CCD. SCUDDER CPD DIVINDNAGLE CCD DVINDNAGLE CCD I-IOEENIIRE CCD RCICLAREN CCD, THIBAULT CPD, CRANE CPD, and TURNER CPD BERTOLET CPD RICPIAIXDS CCD IDCICCORMICK CCD CULBERTSON CCD PTOVVELL CCD IDCIATTHEVVS CPD 431 33M BARTSCII CCD BARTSCI-I CC D GUBB CCD WATT CCD SI-IELTON CCD TAYLOR CCD IRISH CCD CORWITII CCD llICHARDS CCD RCIOORE CCD DIXON CCD 1916 IO sec, 22 SCC. IS 2-5 sec. 25 2-5 sec. 49 sec. 1:54 2-5 sec. 4:23 4-5 sec 9135 3-5 SCC- 5 ft. IIM i11. 22 ft. 5 in. 44 ft. 6 in I2f'E.3MlI'1 I32 lt. 9 in IO SCC 22 2-5 sec I' 3- sec S S 25 2-5 sec 50 sec 1:52 I-5 sec 4:26 I-5 SCC 9:35 Sec 5 ft. 8 in 22 fr. 4 in 4,2f'E. 6MiI1 145 ft. 7 in Fifth Annual Inierscholasiic Track Meet lllay 6, IQI6, at Iiham FINAL SCORE hlercersburg, 6o5 Lafayette H. S., IIQ Bethlehem H. S., IIQ Yonkers H. S., 85 Hutchinson H S 75 Batavia H. S., 5Z5 Stuyvesant H. S., 5Z5bIamaiCz1 H. S., 55 Albion H. S., 55 Mor1'is I-I. S., 5 lVIt Vernon H. S., 45 Cortland H. S., 35 Auburn H. S., 35 Elmira Free A., 35 Ilion H. S., 35 Vlfyoming Semin ary, 25 Albany H. S., 2QBfIZlS'ECI1 Park H. S., 15 North Tonawanda H. S., 1. 1oo-yard Dash 220-yard Dash 440-yard Dash Half-mile Run One-mile Run 120-yard High Hurdles 220-yard Low Hurdles High Jump Broad slump Hammer Throw Shot Put Pole Vault INDIVIDUAL WINNERS BROWNVILLE, hlercersburg BRQWNVILLE, hlercersburg DAVIS, hrlereersburg YATES, Hutchinson Central GILBERT, Albion H. S. STARR, NIercersburg F1LL1x1AN, hlereersburg RAMSEY, Yonkers H. S. BROVVN, Jamaica H. S. ANGELL, Mercersburg D13 SPARRE, Bethlehem Prep. BULLOCK, hflercersburg 432 IO 4-5 sec 23 sec 52 sec 2:03 1-5 see 4143 3-5 SCC I7 3-5 sec 27 see 5 ft. 9 in 21 ft. 7 5-8 in 140 ft. 6 in 46 ft. 5M in II ft. IM in 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 120-yard Hurdles 120-yard Hurdles 220-yard Hurdles High Jump . Broad Jump . Pole Vault .... Putting 16-lb. Shot . . Throwing 16-lb. Hammer . Marathon Race GUM Milesj KNGYK' I.C.A.A.A.A. Record. Track Records OUTDOOR Records Holder Date of Making 9 4-5 sec. O. A. RELLER, '15 . May 17, 1913 21 2-5 sec. F. M. SEARS, '04 . . June 22, 1902 49 2-5 sec. . . E. G, MACAHTHUR, '11 . May 13, 1911 49 2-5 sec. . . W. H. BENNETT, '13 . . May 4, 1912 1 min. 53 2-5 sec? D. S. CALDXVELL, '14 . . May 30, 1914 4 min. 14 2-5 sec. . J. P. JONES, '13 . . May 31, 1913 9 min. 17 4-5 sec. . T. S. BERNA, '12 . . May 4, 1912 15 2-5 sec. . J. C. TAXLCOTT, '09 . . May 29, 1909 15 2-5 sec. . B. VV. BRODT, '14 , . May 29, 1914 15 2-5 sec. L. E. GUBB, '16 . . May 6, 1916 24 3-5 sec. E. CAIRNS, '06 . . . May 14, 1904 6 ft. 5 in. . A. W. RICHARDS, '17 . . Apr, 24, 1915 23 ft. 4M in. A. W. RICHARDS, '17 . . May 15, 1915 12 ft, 10 . F. K. Foss, '17 , . . Apr. 24, 1915 45 ft. GM in. H. G. ICANZLER, '13 . May 13, 1913 165 ft. 9 in. . L. J. TALBOTT, '11 . . May 29, 1909 61 min. 16 sec. L. J. COLPITTS, '09 . . Dec. 7, 1907 THE 1917 MANAGEMENT C. S. COOPER, '17 Nlanager J. L. EASTWICK, '18 Assistant Manager 433 M Foss POLE VAULTING Photo by j. P. Troy 2 INTERCOLLEGIATES VAN XVINKLE IN THE loo YD. DASH INTERCOLLEGIATES Plzotof by Pa-uf Tlzmzzpforz VAN XVINKLE IN THE 220 YD. DASH 435 INTERCOLLEGIATES Crum IN THE 440 YD. DASH Copyright Iniemotional Film Szroire INTERCOLLEGIATES Photo by Paul Tlzompyon A I'IEAT IN THE HALF MILE RUN 436 INTERCOLLEGIATES Photo by Paul Tlzompfon START OF THE MILE RUN INTERCOLLEGIATES Copy:-iglzl Ivzlrrvzafzbnal Fi!-m St'F'C'1.L'I XNINDNAGLE WINNING THE NIILE RUN -137 INTERCOLLEGIATES Copyright Ivzfm-national Film Sfrvice LXNOTHER PIEAT OF THE I'IALF MILE RUN 153, ' ' INTERCOLLEGIATES Copyright I1ztz'1'mztio1zaZ Film Serving POTTER VVINNING THE Two MILE RUN 438 in If !'fm:fA ' Ai' ' ' ' I za my KL l 1 li.l1,, A ,.,,-Y:. , : LJ ,N 4 I I lv I! 45- iii M Q QI W I I, :I I. E4 AI I 1 I J S . I A W I -I gs Vi - ,,,, II ' INTERCOLLEGIATES Courtffy .7.C.fif.fI.A.f.7. ' GUBB IN 120 YD. HIGH I'IURDLES IE I r' 2 1 , H IQ Iizfi I'l'I I ' W Ifg V lf If TQ: f JI M,L.!Iu It :IN if I W ' I I -..m In IV, if ,Q 1 I . I. 1 NJ 5 I: I I I 1 'Z 'A4A- Q gf: '..g1I'f', 71.1. 'i -QL., .-.,. ,- .L , I YW.. Y., I -.,- I V'--VA V - -- ,Q ,N HARVARD B'IEE'T' Plwm by f. P. Troy IH FINAL I'I1ZAT IOO-Yu. DASH 1 f 'QI ANY, 439 H. , I, ,. ,.Mge.y,' - W-i.,?ft1,g,,:ig,-1 -' .- ,. L. U 1.4, ,Y , I I,v,-.A-,f-Aw, HARVARD MEET FINAL HEAT IN IZO-YD. HIGH HURDLES X HARVARD MEET Photo: by P. Troy WINDNAGLE WINNING THE MILE RUN 440 4- . en?-E, W M5 HARVARD -NIEET Photo by j. P. Troy THE 880-YD. RUN PENN RELAY GAMES Plzofo by Paul Tlzompxmz THE XNINNING FOUR NIILE RELAY TEAM 441 1916 VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY TEAM EASTWICK YOST IVIOAKLEY CAMPBELL COOPER MCDERMOTT WENZ WINDNAGLE BOYNTON Dnrsssxsn Cross-Couniry INTERCOLLEGIATE RUNS HELD UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE I.C.A.A.A.A. 1908 Princeton GX miles C15 H. C. SLYOUNG C45 P. J. TAYLOR C65 A. C. BEAN C73 L, R, BROWN D DCORNEIAL, 292 SYRACUSE, 873 HARVARD, 891 YALE, 90 Individual Winner, H. C. YOUNG, Cornell. Time, 34 min. 14 sec. 1909 Boston GM miles C15 T. S- BERNA C25 W. H. Tl.-XPP.-AN C55 I-I-. C. YOITNG C65 R. F. FLEMING C85 L. R. BROWN I -CORNELL, 223 M. I. T., 883 RTICHIGAN, 1123 STALE, 114 Individual Winner, T. S. BERNIX, Cornell. Time, 33 min. 5 1-5 sec. ., 1910 Princeton miles C15 .I. P. JONES C25 T. S. BERNA C85 J. L. IIRAKER C125 H. N. PUTNAM C145 S. H. STEVENSON h CORNELL, 373 TIARVARD, 703 MIOIIIGAN, 99 Individual Winner, .I. P. JONES, Cornell. Time, 33 min. 34 sec. 1911 Brookline Mass. 6 miles C15 J. P. JONES C25 T. S. BERNA C135 L. S. FINOI-I C155 J. H. BRODT C175 L. R. LONGFIELD CORNELL, 4SQ.I'1,-XRVARD, 583 PENNSYLVANIA, 1253 DARTMOUTI-I, 127 Individual Winner, J. P. JONES, Cornell. Time 34 min. 41 3-5 sec. 1912 Ithaca 6 miles C15 J. P. JONES C65 J H. BRODT C95 L. R. LONGFIELD C155 L. S. FINOI-I C175 A. G. CADIZ I'1.-XRVARD, 32Q CORNELL, 483 DIXRTAIOUTH, 873 BROXVN, 117 Individual Winner, J. P. JONES, Cornell. Time, 32 min. 29 1-5 sec. 1913 New York 6 miles C25 J. S. HOEFIIIIRE C115 F. M. FREDERICKSEN C135 F. J. BURKE C155 C, L. SPEIDEN C275 J. E. RICGOLRICK CORNELL, 683 HARVARD, 921 M. I. T., 1033 PENNSYLIIANIA, 107 Individual Winner, R. S. BOYD, Harvard. Time, 3-1 min. 37 see. . 1914 New Haven G miles C15 D. F. POTTER, JR. C55 L. V. TVINDNAGLE C85 J. C. CORIYITH C95 C. L. SPEIDEN C125 A. G. CADIZ CORNELL, 35: HARvARD, S21 SCALE, 993 M. I. T., 120 Individual 'Winner D. F. POTTER, JR., Cornell. Time, 34 min. 3-5 Sec. 1915 Boston 6 miles . C45 D. F. POTTER, JR. C75 J. S. I'IOFFMIRE C95 L. V. VVINDNAGLE C165 J. C. CORWITI-I C185 E. I. TINKHAM RIAINE, 513 CORNELL, -5413 PRINCETON, 1133 DARTMOUTH, 115 Individual Winnerg J. W. OVERTON, Yale, Time, 33 min. 21 1-5 sec. 1916 New Haven G miles ' C35 L. E. VVENZ C55 I. C. DRESSER C85 T. C. NICDERBIOTT C95 L. V. WINDNIXGLE C135 F. D. BOYNTON, JR. CORNELL, 383 XTALE, 992 SYRAOUSE, 1162 HARVARD, 120 Individual Winner, J. VV. OVERTON, Yale. Time, 35 min. 30 4-5 sec. RECORD OF PENNSYLVANIA DUAL MEETS 1901 Cornell 23 Pennsylvania 14 Ithaca 1902 Cornell 19 Pennsylvania 17 Philadelphia 1903 Cornell 10 Pennsylvania 37 Ithaca 1904 Cornell 12 Pennsylvania 28 Philadelphia 1910 Cornell 17 Pennsylvania 40 Ithaca 1911 Cornell 21 - Pennsylvania 43 Philadelphia 1912 Cornell 22 Pennsylvania -L2 Philadelphia 1913 Cornell 20 Pennsylvania 48 Ithaca 1914 Cornell 28 Pennsylvania 85 Philadelphia 1915 Cornell 36 Pennsylvania 84 Ithaca 1916 Cornell 35 Pennsylvania 76 Philadelphia November 10, 1910. 5 miles, Philadelphia C15 T. C. NICDERMOTT C25 L. E. VVENZ C35 L. V. WINDNAGLE C45 I. C. DRESSER C55 J. W. CAMPBELL C95 F. D. BOYNTON, JR. . C115 C. H. 5'OST Time, 28 min. 21 see. RECORD OF HARVARD DUAL MEETS 1912 Harvard 52 Cornell Ithac-a 1913 Harvard 51 Cornell 55 Boston 1914 Harvard 99 Cornell 28 Ithaca 1915 Harvard 76 Cornell 36 Boston 1916 Harvard 75 Cornell 34 Ithaca November 4th, 1916, G miles, Ithaca . C15 L. E. WENZ C25 T. C. RICDERAIOTT C35 I. C. DRESSER C55 J. W. CAAII-RELL C65 L. V. VVINDNAGLE C85 F. D. BOYNTON, JR. C95 H. D. LIUDSON Time 34 min. 2-1 sec. DUAL MEET WITH YALE AT NEW HAVEN. CONNECTICUT November 4, 1908. CORNELL, 221 YALE, 37. GM miles. Time, 35 min. 57 scc. MEMBERS OF THE INTERCOLIIEGIATE CROSS COUNTRY ASSOCIATION Cornell, Brown, Colgate, C. C. N. Y., Columbia, Dartmouth, I-Iarvard, M. I. T., Michigan, Pennsylvania, Penn Slate, Princeton, Syracuse, X ale. -I-115 DAWSON HIGBEE FEUERSTEIN HAINES GRIESEDIECK Hoxvn HEARTFIE D PRATT WHITE BLEW SEELBACH MCDERhiOTT ICEILER Hrscocrc BALL ASHTON WADSWORTH SI-IACKELTON CLEMINSHAW 1919 Freshman Track Team REVIEW OF THE SEASON A Beginning with the cross country work shortly after the opening of the uni- versity, and leading up through weekly try-outs in track and field events, the fresh- man team had its first real test in the fall underclass meet. This they Won by a score of 77 to the sophomores' 66. In addition to the preparation for the under- class meet the usual series of cross country cup races was held throughout the fall and terminated in a victory for T. C. McDermott, who won the silver cup presented by the Cornell Cross Country Club, having won three out of four races with a point score of 27. He was followed by R. K. Howe and H. A. White who had 20 and I7 points respectively. The cross country season was closed with a 22 to 33 victory over the Freshman Team of the University of Pennsylvania. The race was held at Philadelphia on Thanksgiving Day, November 25. lVIcDermott, Blew, Haines, White, and Howe came in 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, and Sth respectively. After the race the members of the team were the guests of the Athletic Association at the Cornell-Penn football game. During the winter board track season, the IQIQ men met defeat in each of the two meets. In the interclass meet they placed third, and in the underclass meet they were defeated by the sophomores by a score of 57M to 48M. Spring practice was taken up in earnest after the Easter vacation and after weekly meets or try-outs, and spring cross country runs,the Team met the Penn Freshman team on Schoellkopf Field on lVIay 19, and triumphed over them again by a score of 62M to 545. All events were well contested and close except in the 440 yard dash and broad jump, where Penn showed greater strength, but in the longer distances and in the pole vault the Cornell men made up the difference and gained enough points to win the meet. As a result of the underclass meets and the dual meets with Penn twenty-four men won their numerals. 444 Event 1 oo-ya rd Da sh 220-yard Dash 440-yard Dash Half Mile Run Mile Run . Two Nlile Rim High Hurdles Low Hurdles Pole Vault . Broad jump High Jump Shot Put . Hammer Throw Cornell-Pennsylvania Dual Freshman Track Meet kflAY 19, 1916 Cornell, 62M Pennsylvania, 54M W'i1111e1' Smith, Pennsylvania . Seabrook, Cornell Shaeltelton, Cornell Shaelcelton, Cornell . Brennan, Pennsylvania Smith, Pennsylvania Smith, Pennsylvania . Brennan, Pennsylvania Seabrook, Cornell NleDermott, Cornell . Wfalker, Pennsylvania Cressell, Pennsylvania Dresser, Cornell McDermott, Cornell Price, Pennsylvania Blew, Cornell . . Belts, Pennsylvania Lentz, Cornell Cleminshaw, Cornell . Wickersham, Pennsylvania Strausburg, Pennsylvania Wickershani, Pennsylvania . Heartfield, Cornell Frazier, Pennsylvania Leonard, Cornell . Keiler, Cornell Mott-Sinitli, Cornell and Smith, Pennsylvania WValte1's, Pennsylvania Ashton, Cornell Jacobus, Pennsylvania Toomey, Pennsylvania, Hampton, Pennsylvania and Myers, Cornell Bronder, Cornell . Van Ginckle, Pennsylvania Bowman, Cornell Higbee, Cornell . . xVl121I'tOI1, Pennsylvania Sutton, Cornell -H5 Time, Height 01' Diftanee . IO 2-5 sec. 23 2-5 sec. . SI 1-5 sec. 2 min. 2 4-5 sec. 4 min. 31 2-5 sec. IO min. 7 3-5 sec. . 16 2-5 see. . Z7 3-5 sec. . II ft. . 2Ifl1.81I1. 5 ft. 7 in. 42 ft. 2M in. . S8 ft. 6 in. Underclass Track M eef NOVEMBER 11, 1916 192075212 1919-88M 100-YARD DASH 1 H. E. SHACKELTON, '19, IO 4-5 sec. 2 G. ERBE, '19 3 H. D. RAYMOND, '20 220-YARD DASH 1 H. E. S1-IACKELTON, 'IQ, 23 2-5 sec. 2 E. B. SEBREE, '21 3 G. ERBE, '19 440-YARD DASH 1 K. A. RQAYER, '20, 52 4-5 sec. Y 2 D. W. BAKER, I9 3 R. E. HOFELLER, '19 HALF TVTILE RUN 1 W. HORNE, 'I9, 2 min. 23 2-5 sec. 2 E. L. TAYLOR, '20 3 T. L. RTILE RUN 1 T. L. 2 C. G. 3 WI. L. HARVEY, '20 TWO MILE RUN I S. HA1NES, '19, IO min. 37 2-5 sec. 2 J. R. LEWIS, '20 3 G. S. PIISCOCK, 'IQ HIGH ITURDLES 1 W. SMITH, '20, 16 3-5 sec. 2 XV. H. CLEMINSHAWV, '19 ESCHYVEILER, '19 ESCHVVEILER, '19, 4 min. 50 SEELBACH, IQ 3-5 sec. 3 E. N. PRATT, '19 LOW HURDLES 1 YVIH. CLEMINSHAW, '19, 26 4-5 sec 2 W. SM1T1-1, '20 3 E. N. PRATT, '19 HIGH JUMP 1 C. L. LEWIS, '19, 5 ft. 9 1n. 2 A. W. RJYERS, '19 3 D. C. SMITH, '20, and , A. HAYVVOOD, '19 BROAD JUMP 1 F. WADSWORTH, '19, 20 ft. 9M in. 2 W, L. ASHTON, 'IQ 3 W. E. BALDWIN, '19 POLE VAULT 1 H. K. LEONARD, '19, N. I. ALLBRIGHT, '20, and W. H. GRIGSON, '20, IO ft. 6 in. SHOT PUT 1 E. C. HIGBEE, '19, 33 ft. 6M in. 2 NT. A. WHITEHEAD, '20 3 F. L. LOOPE, '20 :HAMMER THROW 1 F. L. LOOPE, '20, 96 ft. M in. 2 E. C. H1cBEE, '19 3 W. W. GOSLING, '20 THE FRESHMAN CROSS COUNTRY TEAM ' RTCDONNELL LEv1NSON HARVEY ALLBRIGHT AERAHAMS SPRO NG LEXVIS WEB ER 446 Annual Inferscholasiic Cross Country Run ITHACA, November 4, I9I6, 3M miles. ORDER OF FINISHING: POINTS I Lafayette High School, Buffalo 2 Technical High School, BuiIalO . 3 'Wakefield High School, Vifakefleld, Blass. 4 Concord High School, Concord, N. H. . 5 Flushing High School, Flushing . . 6 Hutchinson Central High School, Buffalo 7 Auburn Academic High School, Auburn . 8 Schenectady High School, Schenectady . 9 hIaSten Park High School, Buffalo . IO Ithaca High School, Ithaca . II Spencer High School, Spencer FIRST TEN NTEN TO FINISH: TIME I CRAWFORD, Flushing . 2 BRENDEL, Technical 3 LEVINE, Wakefield . 4 HATCII, Technical . 5 RYAN, Schenectady 6 SAWYER, Concord . 7 JOHNSTON, Lafayette S RHODES, Lafayette 9 ROSE, Lafayette . IO BURKE, YVakefield . -IL7 min. min Inin min. Inin min Inin IHII1 min min 55 II 14 17 48 58 4 IO II II 6O 66 74 33 IIS 137 174 ISO 248 264 294 SCC. SCC. SCC. SCC. SCC. SCC. SCC. SCC. SCC. SGC. February 3. March 3. March IO. lVIarch I7 ACHESON SHELTON CRIM BARTSCH WATT THE MILE RELAY TEAIVI Indoor Relay Record AIBOSIOII--Harvard defeated Cornell in the 1560-yard relay. Cornell Team:-WALTER CHRISTIAN BARTSCH, ,175 ALEXANDER GLEN- RTIRN ACHESON, 717g VVILLIAM DOOLITTLE CRIM, 7173 JOHN XURKER WATT, 'I8. At Philadelphia-I.C.A.A.A.A. Indoor Meet. Cornell failed IO qualify in the I408-yard relay. Cornell Team:- FRANCIS TOBEY SHIVERICK, 'I8g JOHN IVIURKER WATT, ?I8Q WQVILLIAM I-IOLBROOR CLEMINSHAW, JR., ,IQQ WALTER CHRISTIAN ARTSCH, 'I7. Cornell Won the 2112-yard relay. Cornell Team:-WILLIAM BRISTOL SHELTON, 'I8g' ALEXANDER, GLENCAIRN ACHESON, 3175 LINUS VERE WINDNAGLE, 717g WILLIAM DOOLITTLE CRIM, 17. Cornell Won the 2080-yard relay. Cornell Team:-FRANK DAVID BOYNTON, IR., 717g THOMAS CHARLES MCDERMOTT, 719g LOUIS EZRA WENZ, 'I8g IVAN CHANDLER DRESSER, 7IQ. At Philadelphia-lVIeadOWbrOOk Games. Cornell Was fourth in the One Mile Relay. Cornell Team:fALEXANDER GLENCJXIRN ACHESON, 'I75 WALTER CHRISTIAN BARTSCH, ,I7g WILLIAM BRISTOL SHELTON, 'I8g WILLIAM DOOLITTLE CRIM, 717. f At Ann Arbor-Michigan defeated Cornell lI'1 the 1408-yard relay. Cornell Team:-JOHN MURKER VVATT, 'I8g ALEXANDER GLENCAIRN ACHESON, 317g VVALTER CHRISTIAN BARTSCH, 7173 WILLIAM DOOLITTLE CRIM, 717. 448 1 4 w y , v i Review of the 1916 Football Season , The Cornell football team of 1916, though making a creditable showing, failed to keep up the championship pace set by its illustrious predecessor, the unbeaten team of 1915. However, it must be said that the eleven was of the same powerful, finished type which has characterized the efforts of Dr. Sharpe since the firm establishment of his regime in Ithaca. Eight games were played, of which Cornell won all but two, defeating Gettys- burg, Williams.,' Bucknell, Michigan, the Massachusetts Aggies, and Carnegie Tech., and losing to Harvard 1 and Pennsylvania. Cornell scored 165 points to her opponents' 73. In four of the games, the opposing team was shut out, in two, there were close scores, and in two Cornell was decisively beaten. Unfortunately for the development of the team, an outbreak of infantile paralysis DR- A- H- SHARPE inthe East caused the University authorities to postpone the opening of college for two weeks. As a result, the first game, which had been scheduled with Oberlin, was cancelled, and practice was delayed for a week. Itiwas not until Monday, September 25th, that Coaches Sharpe, Reed, and Van Orman began work with a squad of about fifty-five men. The outlook was not'un- favorable despite the late beginning. It must be admitted that the coaches faced the rather discouraging task of replacing three of the greatest stars in Cornell's gridiron history, Barrett, Cool, and Shelton, quarterback, center, and left end on the 1915 championship team. Collins, the brilliant halfback and Jameson, one of the most dependable forwards that Dan Reed has turned out in years, were also lost through graduation. Yet there remained much promising material among the veterans of the past season and among the substitutes who played on the second team. There were Captain ,lVlueller, fullback, Shiverick, right half, Eckley, right end, Miller, left guard, Anderson, right guard, Gillies, leftitackle, all of whom had played on the 1915 varsity team, and Tilley, a guard of several years' varsity experience. A BROWN MUELLER RYERSON 450 1 lil TVIILLER JEWVETT Gituizs The season opened with the Gettysburg game on Monday, October 9th, which resulted in a Cornell victory with the score of 26 to o. Naturally the team was rather crude at this early stage, it was lacking in speed and eiiicient team play, but it showed considerable evidence of possessing latent power. The line showed up well, but although the line bucks were stopped almost without exception, the ends proved to be vulnerable. Shiverick was seen for the first time at quarter- back while Hoffman and Benedict were the halfbacks. In the last period, Speed was sent in to give the signals and Shiverick took Benedict's place. H On the following Saturday, October 14th, the weak Williams team was over- whelmed by the score of 42 to o. The victory may be attributed chiefly to superior physical strength, for although the line showed up well and the backfield seemed to work in harmony, the ends proved once more to be exceedingly weak. Eckley and Zander were both out of the game, and so the choice for ends fell on Ryerson and Eilenberger. Pennington and Ensworth were also tried out in this position. In the backfield, Bretz appeared to have the making of a brilliant player, and Haucke and Speed also showed up well as substitute backs. Among the line substitutes, Dixon and Fischer were conspicuous for good playing. The team had not yet received a real test, for the Purpleis opposition was very ineffective. Then followed, on October 2ISt, the game with Bucknell. Cornell was vic- torious, but the showing of the team was not so encouraging as on the previous Saturday. Serious weaknesses in team and individual play were revealed. Per- haps on account of its late start, the eleven was still slowg it lacked ginger, its end play had not materially improved and its backfleld, while powerful, failed to show speed and punch. The playing of the team in the Harvard game at Cambridge where it was defeated 23 to o, was a great disappointment to the thousands of Cornellians who had gathered from many places to see the game. Harvardls superlative skill which showed itself in effective punting, aggressive line work and persistent ability to follow the ball, was the reason for the defeat. The Cornell backs were unable to hold the ball and were lacking skill in picking their openings. Eckley broke into the game for the first time of the season but both he and Zander were tricked and boxed by the Harvard interference. Fumbling and weak defensive line work which forced Shiverick to hurry many of his kicks, were other character- istics of Cornell play at Cambridge. -L51 Two of Harvard's touchdowns came as a direct result of fumbling. Shiverick's fumble of a punt near the end of the first period gave the ball to Harvard on the Cornell 35-yard line. A forward pass, unmolested by Cornell, took the ball to the I7-yard line where on the first play of the second quarter Casey shook off the whole Cornell eleven and scored the first touchdown. The last Harvard touchdown was even more of a gift. Cornell had stopped the Harvard rushes and gained the ball on her own 7-yard line when Haucke, who had been substituted for Hoffman, juggled the ball right into the arms of Sweetser, the Harvard left tackle, enabling him to cross the goal line for the final score. On their return to Ithaca the players set their teeth and went quietly to work. By the time of the game with Carnegie Tech. which Cornell won by the score of IS to 7, the team already showed an improvement in individual play, yet it was plain that it had not regained its stride: Loose tackling and slow thinking coupled with poor work on the part of the ends allowed Carnegie to make many long gains which were discouraging to those who believed that the team could come back after its defeat at the hands of Harvard. Speed started the game instead of Shiverick until the nnal period when the latter took his place and the former displaced Hoffman. At this point in the game the team seemed to awaken a bit from its lethargy and it advanced the ball with comparative ease. But the Cornell football team of 1916 Hfound itself on the following Saturday, November 11th. With the stand on Schoellkopf Field packed with I2,ooo spec- tators, Cornell defeated lVIichigan in what was perhaps the most thrilling game seen in Ithaca in many years. At first Cornell led but then lVIichigan came up from behind and at the end of the first half the score was Zo to 6 in her favor. A long forward pass thrown by Peach and caught by Dunne repeated several times led to two touchdowns, and Nlichiganfs end runs and off tackle rushes found little resistence. At this point it seemed that Michigan was in every respect the superior team. The Nfichigan men were fast and in every play, whereas the Cornell interference was utterly ineffective. But in the last twenty minutes of the game it was a different story. The Cornell team began to think and play a brand of football that was irresistible. It could not be driven out of Michigan in 1 53,4 ,ff J' 'S 'S 1 - 5, . . W -A 1 ,QQ A f x .am will -J ' .arf-s. 1 P+' 4f:...f---as -fr , .. -- .1:.. - A fig. 'f lffl f .gsm 'sl Q, .Hn ,r-1-3:1 5-if3'3i5, - . fr- , ' 4. ,A ,Q 3, . 1. .Q v I V , , ,U ' . .HL L . BARD HAUCKE ZANDER HOFFMAN 452 BENEDICT CARRY SHIVERICK territory. If Shiverick was forced to kick, the team stopped lVIaulbetsch and Smith in their vain attempts to gain. The line broke through time and again and hurried the Michigan punter so that his kicks soared high into the air. And so, with the aid of Shiverick's wonderful kicks, the Cornell offense crossed lVlichigan,s goal line twice, making the score 20 to 20. Though there was not much longer to play, both teams fought bitterly to break the tie which seemed inevitable. Sparks, who was now playing quarterback for Michigan, rushed the ball to Cornell's Io-yard line, but Cornell held for downs and brought the ball back to the 28-yard line. Here Shiverick executed a remarkable punt which sailed over the heads of the Nlichigan backs and came to rest on the three-yard line. Michigan punted to her own thirty-yard line and after three scrimmages had gained seven yards, Shiverick stepped back and kicked his third field goal. Still the seemingly interminable second half was not ended. Cornell kicked off and Michigan tried pass after pass without success until the final whistle blew. The team closed the local season on the following Saturday by defeating the Massachusetts Agricultural College 37 to o. The field was completely water- soaked, and the ground was so slippery that neither team played good football. Shiverick did not play, and his place was taken by Speed who punted well, and ran the team with good judgment. The halfbacks were Hoffman and Van Horn. Captain Mueller played throughout the first halfand Fischer substituted for him at fullback for the restofthe game. Cornell's real defensive strength was not tested, for the visitors made only three first downs in the whole game and Cornell had the ball most of the time. The condition of the field was such that in spite of little opposition, the backs usually took four downs to gain the ten yards. Nine days later twenty-four members of the squad left for Atlantic City, there to remain until the morning of Thanksgiving Day. They were Captain Mueller, Anderson, Eckley, Jewett, Shiverick, Gillies, lvfiller, Carry, Speed, Hoffman, Ryerson, Bilenberger, Sutton, iVfcCormick, Brown, Bard, Taylor, Zander, Fischer, Haucke, Benedict, Tilley, Dixon and Van Horn. Before the men were the three successive victories of preceding years, 21 to o, 24 to 12, 24 to 9. -153 In the final game, Pennsylvania with an excellent team, coached to take ad- vantage of the weaknesses which Cornell had been displaying all season, was victorious by the score of 23 to 3. Cornellis fatal weakness was in the line, and it is difficult to understand why five men who had played against Penn in the previous year should fail to stop their lighter opponents. As a consequence, the backfield was unable to make substantial gains, and Shiverick was hurried in his punting. Two of his kicks were blocked and one of these blocked kicks was directly converted into a touchdown. Again, forward passing was made difficult by the fact that Pennsylvania players continually sifted through the line. Pennsylvania had a varied attack in which a deadly and well executed forward pass was especially effective. In ability to gain ground by rushing, Pennsylvania had much the better of Cornell. Penn gained about two hundred yards from scrimmage-about twice as much as Cornell. The victory was won not by over- whelming strength, but by better maneuvering, greater resourcefulness, and more readiness to seize opportunities. The only bright spot in the game for the large Cornell representation at Franklin Field was the first few minutes of play. Matthews made a poor kick-off, and Cornell got the ball near midafield. After gaining by an exchange of punts, Shiverick kicked a field goal. The Cornell stock fell almost at once, however, when Penn scored her firsttouchdown, yet hope did not die out for a victory until the second half when the longed-for Cornell rally which had made itself fa ous in the Michigan game failed to materialize. Thus ended the season ofggld The 1917 squad should find many veterans eligible to play as well as a large number of substitutes with considerable experience. There will be Shiverick, Speed, Benedict and Bretz in the backfield, Ryerson, Eilenberger and Ensworth at the ends, and Gillies, Miller and Carry in the line. The team loses by graduation Captain lVIueller, F.ckley, Zander, Brown, Anderson, Tilley, Bard, Haucke and Fischer. i .':5:1g4:1Q555Z,,- . 4 151,-z,:l':5' vig. , 5-Sf . . E237 ,,,,, ' ,hy .. .V P , 'fffi g,,,,3:g,.. ,, I 2? . iffifhfsizf '7 M? SPEED ECKLEY ANDERSON 454 , W us. i 4 it wx, -ffewja in U 52.195 R ,YM ! :,i,1g ll 7, A , - ' ,am-H Date Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov Nov Nov Nov F ooibaall Record Score S5075 Cornell 26 Gettysburg O Cornell 42 Williams o Cornell '19 Bucknell o , Cornell O Harvard 23 Cornell I5 Carnegie Tech. Cornell 23 Michigan 20 Cornell 37 Massachusetts Aggies o Cornell 3 Pennsylvania I 23 A 165 73 K SUMMARY Games Won, I Games Lost, 2 THE 1916 MANAGEMENT Place Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Cambridge Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Philadelphia W. R. LALLEY, ,I7 H. R. KUHNS, '18 Manager Assistant hlanager 455 1916 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM copyright J. P. Troy T LALLEY SHIVERICK CARRY GILLIES J EWETT MILLER HOFFMAN :KUHNS ANDERSON ECKLEY MUELLER BROVVN ZANDER BENEDICT SPEED RYERSON BARD HAUCKE xg 1916 Varsity Football Team OFFICERS LUCIEN PVILBER MUELLER, ,I7 . . . Captain XVALTER ROWE LALLEY, 717 . . . Manager HERBERT RHOADS KUHNS, '18 . Affiftaht Mariager DR. ALBERT H. SHARPE . . . Hfad Coach TEAIVI ROY JOHN ZANDER 717 ..., . Left End ROBERT EMMETT RYERSON, '18 . . Left End FREDERICK NIONTAGUE GILLIES, '18 PETER PAUL NIILLER, '18 . . GEORGE PHILIP BARD, ,I7 . . JOSEPH CHAMP CARRY, '18 . WISER BROWN, '17 . . EDWARD EWEN ANDERSON, ,I7 REXFORD WILBER JEWETT, '17 . PAUL WITHERSPOON ECKLEY, 717 . FRANCIS TOBEY SHIVERICK, '18 ARTHUR LEWIS HOFFMAN, '18 . CHRISTOPHER MACNAIR SPEED, '18 HORACE GUION BENEDICT, '18 . FRANK HAUCKE, '17 . . LUCIEN WILBER MUELLER, '17 Laft Taclelr Left Guard Laft Guard . Canter . Certtzr Right Guard Right Tackle Right Erid Quarterback Lfft Halfhack Left Halfhacle Right Halfhach Right Habfhack Fullhach Subftitutef-LUDLOW EARLE BRETZ, '1Og JOHN WESLEY CRAIG, ,IQQ XVESLEY MOON DIXON, '18, JOHN THOMAS EILENBERGER, '18, GEORGE FREDERICK ENSWORTH, '19, WALTER GORDON FISCHER, '17, EDWIN JAMES HOEF, '19, NIANLEY STOWELL INSCHO, '18, WILLIAM STANLEY MCCORMICK, 717, NVILEER- FORCE TAYLOR, '18, CLARENCE TILLEY, '17, FRANCIS MARVIN SUTTON, JR., 719, RALPH CHAPMAN VAN HORN, '18. COACHES DR. ALBERT H. SHARPE, Head Coach DANIEL A, REED, '98 RAY VJAN ORMAN, 'O8 -L57 A1 I I I f '1 .Vg - -V --W ,, wg. I f.,,-1:91 ,M . I , :Vx , ,fl .. , lu, , 11, IJ WNW' P' IK 'N 1! 1 H: V V4 Q li Y fi U 51 12 V 1: L, 'fx- AH If Q I Y I NN , , ' I Y THE WILLIANIS GAME SHIVERICK BREAKING THRU THE LINE l uv X! 1' X I N4 NI , . 'i Srl U. I If My 1, Q' 'N . THE XVILLIAMS GAME Photo: by Troy Ubj BENEDICT CIRCLING AROUND THE END Mi? 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I A I 497' TH E MICHIGAN GAME SHIVERICK,S FIRST FIELD GOAL A I AQ ,gp fuk 'tv' -4 TLIE MICHIGAN GAME Plzolox by Troy CAPTAIN MUELLEII Scomxc A ToUcHDowN 4 G 3 THE MICHIGAN GAME GILLIES STOPPING A RUSH BY MAULBETSCH K 1 ,KA . A THE MICHIGAN GAME Phozof by Troy I J ONE OF SHIVERICK s LONG PUNTS 464 TFI-IE P ENN GAME Copyright Underwood and Unrlerwood CoRNELL'S BALL ON HER TEN YARD LINE THE PENN GAME ONE or-1 PENN,S FORWARD 4 G5 -is.-X Copyrighi l?1fI'7'7lFlliU77LI! Film St'f'Cf1'Cc PASSES 1920 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM . BROXVN PALMER THOWBRIDGE COLVIN CROWELL CHRISTIE BLANCHARD HIKRRIS Po'r'1's PENDLETON SHULER MoFF1T'1' MCCLAIN CARRY :KNIGHT HOWELL Review of the Freshman Football Season Under the able guidance of Coach D. F. Taber, JR. '15, the freshmen started oflicial practice Oct. 7 with a squad of about one hundred twenty-five men. Practice had been scheduled to start two weeks before, but due to the late opening of the University it was necessary to postpone it. The first week of practice consisted of drilling on fundamentals in order to pick out the most likely candidates to carry through the season. The squad was then cut to thirty-three men. Coach Taber was assisted materially by Charles Barrett, l16. On October 21, a squad of eighteen freshmen were taken for their first game to Lakeville, Conn- ecticut to play the strong Hotchkiss team. On this trip, john Shuler was elected captain. This was the first game for Hotchkiss also, but the freshmen outweighed and outplayed them and won by a score of 34-6. Cornell used straight football throughout the entire game, but Hotchkiss was unable to gain in this way. In the fourth period Hotchkiss attempted many forward passes and completed a long one which brought the ball to Cornell's one-yard line. From that point they made a touchdown. The following week the freshmen met the Kiskiminetas Academy team and were defeated 9-3. The game was fast throughout. Kiskiminetas scored a safety, touchdown, and goal, while Cornell sgcored byda drop kick. Both teams played straight football, each team gaining about the same amount o groun . On November 4, the Second Varsity played the 1920 men a practice game, which resulted in a 7-7 tie. It was necessary to call the game early because of darkness. St. John's Nfilitary Academy team of Manlius was defeated November II by a score of 46-22. The schoolboys were considerably outweighed. lVIanlius did her scoring in the fourth quarter by a series of forward passes. On the following Saturday the Cornell freshmen played the University of Pennsylvania freshmen on Franklin Field. This was the last and hardest game of the season and Cornell was defeated I3-7. The first half ended 7-6 in Cornell's favor with both teams playing straight football. Pennsylvania scored their second touchdown in the third quarter. In the last quarter both teams attempted open plays but the final whistle blew with the score in favor of Pennsylvania. 466 1920 Freshman Football Team JOHN DAVID SHULER, 720 OFFICERS - . . . . . Captain SAMUEL THOMAS BROWN, ,I7 . . . Managzr ' ' . A ' t M ' IVIERRILL BLANCHARD, I8 DAVID FAIRMAN TABER, JR WILLIAM HENRY COLVIN, JR. FRANCIS LEVINGSTON HARRIS ALEXANDER BUEL TROWBRIDGE FIELDS SEELEY PENDLETON, JR. LLOYD DEMAREST CHRISTIE . BERNARD OSCAR REUTHER . JOHN PHILLIP IVICCLAIN EDDY HALSEY CROWELL GEORGE CARSON POTTS THOMAS EDWARD MOFFITT . CHARLES BLAKESLEY PALMER JOHN DAVID SHULER . . HORACE FRANKLIN DAVIES . CHARLES WILLIAM CARRY HENRY ELMER HOWELL ,IR- J'.f1,J'Z'6Z7'L ll'I'L6ZgE7 7 ., I5 . . . Coach TEAM . Left End . Left .End Left Tackle Left Guard . Ccrttcr . Ccritcr Right Guard Right Guard Right Tacklc Right Tackle Right End Quarterback Left Hahfback . Left Halflnack . Right Halfback HARRY HALL KNIGHT . . Ficllback COACHES DAVID FAIRMAN TABER, JR., IIS, Head Coach CHARLES BARRETT, 'I6 RECORD Date ' Score Score Placc Oct. 21 Cornell 34 Hotchkiss School 6 Lakeville, Conn. Oct. 28 Cornell 3 Kiskiminetas School 9 Ithaca NOV. II Cornell 46 Nlanlius School 22 Ithaca Nov. IS Cornell' 7 Pennsylvania Freshmen I3 Philadelphia ll 11 w CASCADILLA GORGE FROM STEVVART AVENUE P11010 by Slmldon 4 I Baseball REVIEW OF THE SEASON The prospects for a good baseball team in the 1916 season were anything but bright. The obstacles to be over- come seemed almost insurmountable. The blow dealt us by thc graduation of the IQIS class was a severe one. Donovan, Bills, and Keating, men with three years of varsity experience, left Captain Mellenr at third base, the only man in the infield. From last year's wonderful pitching staff, Russell was the only man left for us. Behind the bat we still had Clary. We had to pin all of our faith in this battery, and they certainly came through for us when we needed them. In the outfield we lost only one man. Bruce Gordon, last yearls center fielder, left the University. Ludwiga man with two years of varsity experience as a utility infielder, seemed to be the logical man for lirst base, and his playing, up to the time that he was hurt, proved his right to the position. Second base was a problem. Several men were tried out for the position, including Sauters, captain of last yearls freshman team. He was hnally selected as the man to go on the Southern Trip. He made good on this trip and played regularly throughout the season at second base. Shortstop remained an uncertainty until the season was pretty well on its way. Whitney, Quinlan, and Eckley were all played at shortstop. Eckley was a new man at the position, but developed rapidly. His good arm and superior batting made him the final selection. O'Connell seemed to be a hxture in center field. Sutterby divided his time between pitching and the out- field. He proved himself to be a good all round ball player by capably hlling DR. A. H. SHARPE PERCY FIELD ON SPRING DAY 470 Ludwigls place at first base and becoming the regular first baseman after Ludwig was badly spiked in the hffichigan game at Ann Arbor on lVIay thirteenth. Budd won the place in right field chiefly due to his ability with the bat. He certainly had the knack of hitting them where nobody was. Valentine was taken on the Southern Trip as a pitcher, but in' practice demonstrated his ability as a fielder and eventually became the regular left fielder. His batting also figured consider- ably in winning his position for him and later on played a very important part in the winning of several of our big games. Burpee, VVhitney, and Austin in the role of substitutes, aided the team materially throughout the season. Olsen and Perkins, two new men, were the only pitchers available, that we could count on to help out Russell and Sutterby. With this almost wholly rebuilt team, the outcome of the season was problem- atical. Too much credit cannot be given to Dr. Sharpe for forming the strong combination he did from the material at hand. The team was ambitious and developed a fighting spiritfthat was bound to bring them out on top. The Southern Trip was far more successful than the one taken last year, because it culminated in a victory over Pennsylvania. The first game on the trip was lost to Swarthmore by the score of 4-8. The next day we defeated Maryland State College 3-1. The Varsity then dropped two very close and well played games to Virginia. The scores were I-2 and 2-3. Perkins had the Navy game well in hand for us until the seventh inning when he completely went to pieces and allowed the Navy to take the game by a 2-5 score. With the exception of one day the team encountered the best of weather on the trip and was in fine fettle for the battle with Penn which we won 3-o. The first home game of the season was played on April I5 when the varsity won from Dickinson 4-o. Bucknell was next defeated 2-I. Our first defeat on the home grounds was at the hands of Lafayette. The game was started in a drizzling rain and was stopped at the fifth inning by a deluge. Lafayette won by a 2-3 score. The varsity did not lose again until Michigan defeated us in the third game of the series on lVfay 18. In the first game of this winning streak the varsity won from Princeton at Ithaca by a I-o score. In this game the team was without the services of Captain Mellen. During the practice preliminary to PRINCETON GAME 471 the game, he was hit in the eye by a thrown ball. Caspar took his place at third base and played an exceptionally clever game. Rochester was defeated and the team then went on the road to play Columbia and Princeton. On Friday, Nlay 5th,we beat Columbia at New York 4-3. This was quite an achievement as it later proved to be the only game the strong Columbia team lost all the season. Sutterby pitched the game of his life this day and was finely supported by Sauters' sensational work at second base. The next day we took a 1-o game from Princeton. In this game Budd had a batting average of Iooo, securing four hits out of four times at bat. Vermont was beaten at Ithaca and then the team journeyed to Ann Arbor and won from Nlichigan 1-0. Michigan .next came to Ithaca for a two game series. The varsity won the first 13-6 and was defeated in the second 2-4. This defeat broke up the long winning streak and had a bad effect on the varsity as we lost the next game also. Yale beat us I-7. The team went to Hamilton in automobiles and won from Colgate 5-3. Spring Day was disastrous. Penn won 3-5. The game went into extra innings and victory was decided by a home run by Berry. This was the second home run for Penn during the game. The next game was at New.Haven and Yale again beat us. Rain prevented all the rest of our games with the exception of the third and deciding game of the Penn series. This was played at Philadelphia, and after the closest of battles was won by the varsity by a 3-2 score. ' The season, as can be seen, was highly successful. The winning of the Penn, hlichigan, and Princeton series gave us a good balance onthe right side of the slate. There is a wealth of good material for the 1917 team and all indications point to a successful season. l l l r . PENNSYLVANIA GAME 472 1916 Baseball Record Place Swarthmore College Park Washington Charlottesville Charlottesville Annapolis Philadelphia Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca New York Princeton Ithaca Ann Arbor Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Hamilton Ithaca New Haven Ithaca Ithaca Philadelphia Ithaca ' Date Opponmtf Cornell Opp. April 6 Swarthmore 4 8 April 7 Maryland Agricultural College 3 April 8 Catholic University Qrainj April IO Virginia I April II Virginia 2 April IZ Annapolis 2 April I3 Pennsylvania 3 April I5 Dickinson 4 April IQ Bucknell 2 April 22 Lafayette 2 April 29 Princeton I May 3 Rochester 5 May 5 Columbia 4 May 6 Princeton I May II Vermont 4 May I3 Michigan I lVIay I7 Michigan I3 May 18 Michigan 2 May 2o Yale I May 25 Colgate 5 May 27 Pennsylvania 3 May 30 Yale 2 June 3 Williams Crainl June I6 Colgate Crainj June I7 Pennsylvania 3 June 21 Columbia Crainl TI-IE 1917 IVIANAGEMENT l J. C. C. GARDINER, '17 AI. C. 'I'ifioiI,xs, 'IS Manager .Nssistant Manager I 473 1916 VARSITY BASEBALL SQUAD 1916 Varsiiy Baseball Team OFFICERS ARTHUR WILLIANI NIELLEN, JR., 'I7 . FRANCIS JOSEPH CLARY, 'I7 RICHARD JOHN FOSTER, JR., 'I6' JOHN CALDWELL CORLISS GARDINER, 'I7 . DR. ALBERT H. SHARPE . EDWARD EARLE LUDWIG, 'I6 JOHN DAVIS SAUTERS, JR., '18 ARTHUR WILLIAM NIELLEN, JR., TEAM 717. PAUL WITHERSPOON ECKLEY, 'I7 . ALASTAIR IAN GRANT VALENTINE, 'I7 GEOEEREY MAURICE 07CONNELL, 'I7 IVON HAROLD BUDD, 'I7 . . CLYDE ALBERT RUSSELL, 'I6 RALPH FULFORD PERKINS, 717 WILLIAM HENRY SUTTERBY, 'I6 FRANCIS JOSEPH CLARY, 'I7 CHANDLER BURPEE, 'I7 SUBSTITUTES . Captain Captain-Elect . .Manager .Manager-Elect . Coach ROGER QKENNETH AUSTIN, '16 JOHN PAGE CASPER, ' JOHN RANDALL WHITNEY, 'I7 17 Firft Bafe Sfcohd Baie Third Baie Short Stop Left Field Center Field Right Fifld . Pitchfrf . Catcherf I8 1919 FRESHMAN BASEBALL TEAM BCIICHENEH L. H. Cnoss O'CoNNo1z WHITMORE G. E. CROSS CORWIN GAGER IQENDALL IIOXVARD NEU CORRIGAN Review of the Freshman Baseball Season It maybe said that the 1919 Freshman Baseballrfeamwas placed at a disadvantage from the very outset in that its schedule was a very limited one with but four games to be played in all. Notwithstanding the dearth of engagements,Athe squad Worked hard and faithfully from the start and With frequent practice games With the Varsity, Coach D. F. Taber, JR.7I5WaS enabled toturn' out one of the best freshman nines that Cornell has ever had. Being possessed of a good fielding team and an attack that was Well above that of the average freshman team, defeat was met but once and that in the annual Pennsylvania game at Franklin Field in the final contest of the season. Although beaten 4 to I the team furnished the strongest opposition that the Penn freshman had to encounter in their long string of victories against the leading freshman and preparatory schools of the East. Previous to this game Cascadilla, Lafayette High of Buffalo and Tome School Were played in the order named and were defeated by the scores I5 to o, 3 to 2, and 9 to 5, respectively. Judging from the form displayed by some of the freshman nine, there appeared to be considerable Varsity material on hand. Among the most promising can- didates should be included Whitmore and Ensvvorth, catchers, the latter having played first base during the greater part of the season on account of the lack of material for that position, Kendall,third base and Neu Who played in the out- field. Corwin, Cross and Corrigan are others who are sure to make a strong bid for the Varsity. - 476 1919 Freshman Baseball Team OFFICERS HARRY IRVING HOWARD, ,IQ . . Captain JOHN HANSON NIICHENER, '16 . . Manager DAVID FAIRMAN TABER, JR., ,IS Coach TEAM GEORGE FREDERICK ENSWORTH GEORGE ERNEST CROSS . . WILLIAM NIORGAN IQENDALL . HARRY IRVING HOWARD LOWELL HAROLD CROSS . JOHN POTWIN CORRIGAN EDGAR WESLEX' NEU . . HOWARD YVINTHROP GAGER EDWARD RANDOLPH STEADMAN MATTHEW FRANKLIN ANI-IITMORE SUBSTITUTES Firft Base Second Baie Third Baie Short Stop Left Field Center Field Right Field . Piteherf . Catcher EDWARD FRANCIS 0,CONNER- LOUIS ALFRED CORWIN RECORD Date Opponentf Cornell Opponent: Place April 29 Cascaclilla School Ithaca Nlay 6 Tome School Ithaca Nlay I3 Lafayette High School Ithaca , May 27 Pennsylvania Freshmen P1111-dfflphlil I - - K I i?3fffl1l!IIIIIll!!!lfflllflllffffffflll X EE, FKGKXXX X N Xxx 1 , 'ffii T f I I I I I I I fl!!! I L c. fstq' SA x XXXXXXXQXXXXXKYx N X , if ' 1, f . E 'lfmmu H llllavfiizf 45 L - -- 2 ' ' 'X ' E ..E j 1 1 1 1 , I gig Q ' 5 Y ATHLETIC Y ig l I 1 Emmm g:g mum Q MENIBERS OF TI-IE MINOR SPORTS COUNCIL 1916-I7 PROF, IV. F. WILLCOX ..... Prefident D. P. BEARDSLEY . . Viee-Prefident G. ERVIN KENT .... Graduate Manager BASKETBALL I-I. B. ORTNER ..... Captain VV. C. KREUZER . . . Manager W. A. CULKIN . . Affiftant Manager WRESTLING F. C. SAGER . ..... Captain B. F. WILLCOX . . . Manager D. A. RUHL . . . . Afxiftant Manager LACROSSE I J. W. BLACKMAN . . . . . Captain J. I-IAYDOCK, 3rd. . . . . Manager A. M. PEABODY .... Affiftant Manager SOCCER VV. R. GARGIULO . . . . . Captain D. L. IVIALLORY . . , . Manager N. IW. WILLARD .... Affiftant Manager TENNIS W. NI. BLAIR . . . . . Captain W. S. VANDERB111, JR. . . . Manager VV . R. I-IINCHMAN 478 Afffiftant Manager 5 ' Um k t ' . i Il r .. ,,,, 'e . , ll i , , A f I Review of the Season The past season in basketball has been rather unsuccessful, due much to the fact that by graduation last June, the entire team, composed largely of individual stars, was lost for the present year. Wfith such a handicap to overcome, practice was begun much earlier than usual, in order to develop a team from the squad of new men, who lacked much in experience. From the beginning, as shown by the results of the early games, the most notice- able and outstanding difficulty was to remedy a poor defense, for although the Varsity showed itself, a strong scoring combination, the opposing team almost invariably came out the winner by a narrow margin. To solve such a problem, and furthermore, to develop and perfect a team for the next year or two to come, rather, than depending on the ultimate success of the present year, Dr. Sharpe made many changes, finally determining upon a combination in which Stewart replaced Flock at left forward, Fuller taking Kendall's place at center, the latter, in turn taking the position of right guard, previously held by Wiardg and, Houck giving way to Palmer at left guard. This meant that a team com- posed largely of Seniors at the outset, was replaced in mid-season by' a team made up entirely of Sophomores and Juniors. The result on the whole has been at least a partial success, Cornell winning five out of six non-league games, but, on the other hand, finishing last in the league standing. Due to the uncertainty of the line-up, no permanent captain was elected, until after mid-season, when Ortner was chosen. Captain Ortner, E moreover, finished second in the individual league scoring. This would show, therefore that although the past season ji 7 M, 1 has had many up's and down's, and on the whole, was unsuccessful, the prospects for 1917-I8 seem very encouraging, since the pres- ent team will be intact and will have gained a year of team play fa.. V- and experience, certainly, two factors of vital importance. Nluch praise should be given to Dr. Sharpe for his unceasing efforts in developing a team from a squad of green and inex- perienced men. The result of his efforts is bound to show in CAPTAIN ORTNER the coming year. z.. ,I ,, .ga-: N ' 115 . r fn.: -X .iff 480 I J FLOCK WARD HOUCK K S XV.-XRT PALMER OR'FNER FULLER K HOWARD BURNSHIP ORTNER, '18 .... Captain WILLIAM CHRISTOPHER KREUZER, 717 . Managev -VVILLIAM ANTHONY CULKIN, 'IS . . . AfJi.rta11f Manage: DR. ALBERT H. SHARPE ...... Coach ALBERT GOLDEY FULLER, ,IS HOWARD BURNSHIP ORTNER 8 CHAUNCEY JUDD STEWART, ,IQ WALTER PALMER I8 WILLIAM EfIORC-AN IKENDALL, ,IQ SUBSTITUTES HOWARD BOYER ELOcK,'I7 JOHN EDWARD HOUCK,7I7 ALFREDWHITAKERWARD I7 FINAL LEAGUE STANDING Team Won Loft Percentage Team Won Loft Percentage Yale 9 I .9OO Dartmouth 3 OO Princeton 8 2 .SOO Columbia 3 7 3OO Pemisylvauia 5 5 .5OO Cornell I 9 IOO LEAGUE GANIES Date Come!! Opponent Dare Come!! Opponent Dec. I6 Princeton Jan. 27 Princeton -lan. 9 Columbia Feb. I6 Columbia lan. I3 Yale Feb. 24 Pcrinsylvania Jan. IS Dartmouth 31 Nlar. 3 Yale Jan. 20 Peimsylvania 4 Alar. 5 Dartmouth 481 Review of the 1916-17 Season Whatever success Cornell has attained in wrestling may be attributed to Walter C. Q'Connell. In the eight years that he has-coached the varsity, they have won the championship six times. At the outset of the season Walt', had four veterans back, Post in the I45 lb. class, Reynolds, who won second place in the Intercollegiates, Wigsten, 125 lb. champion, and Sager, last yearls captain. Sag was winner of the first place medal in the 158 lb. class, and was re-elected captain for the 1916-17 season. Cornell opened the season on February I7 by defeating Bucknell, 33-O. On February 23, the varsity met Penn. State on their own mats and lost to them, 21-9. Post won from Penn. Stateis captain on decision and Sager secured a fall from his opponent. The superior physical condition of Penn. State's men was responsible for their winning the meet. On the following night the varsity wrestled Princeton in the first dual league meet of the season. The varsity won 27-4, securing three falls and three decisions. Rofe lost on decision to Princeton's captain in a very spectacular bout. Cornell met Pennsylvania at Ithaca on lVIarch 3. The varsity won the meet 24-8. Weaver and Post lost their bouts on decision. The varsity won a close meet from Lehigh, Nlarchg by a score of 21-S. Wigsten secured the only fall of the evening, and Kephart and Reynolds lost on decision. Reynolds was severely injured, his arm being fractured and as a result he was unable to wrestle for the remainder of the season. On the following evening, the varsity was defeated by the Navy at Annapolis. Ward of the Navy registered the only two falls of the entire meet, in the 175 lb. class and also in the heavyweight. Post and Sager were the only Cornell men to score, each winning their bout on decision. The final score stood I8-8, as the meet was decided in six bouts, Reynolds being unable to participate in the 135 lb. class. On Marcli 16th and 17th the Cornell Wrestling team won its sixth consecutive Intercollegiate Championship. In the 115 lb. class, Rofe, who had been injured earlier in the season took second place, while Cornell, a 125 lb. man substituting for Reynolds, won third by a plucky battle. Post defeated his old rival, the former champion, Milligan of Penn. Wigsten and -' 1' Captain Sager retained their titles as Intercollegiate Champions. - fr. .- ' T IL: -143.-Li-.23l:1.a4i3:'tf14'i5 ' ff'-1 -- - Zepp and Bard proved themselves far superior to their oppon- Cxprxm Smeg ents by winning the 175 lb. and heavyweight medals. 482 ' WILLCOX O,CONNELL REYNOLDS ZEPP POST SAGER WIGSTEN BARD CORNELL :KEPHART WEAVER 1917 Wrestling Team FLOYD CHAUNCEY SAGER,7I7, Captain DAVID ANTES RUHL,7I8 Amt. Mg1'. BERTRAM FRANCIS WILLCOX,7I7 Maiiagei' WALTER C. 0,CONNELL,'II, Coach TEAIVI Featherweight CZQIITIIS pounds WeZte1'weight CZCZIJ'-145 pounds LEROY EDWARD ROPE, '18 EMERSON SHERWOOD POST, '17 Special Weight Claw-1125 pounds Middleweight CZHJJTISS pounds JOHN WIGSTEN, 717 FLOYD CHAUNCEY SAGER, 'I7 Lightweight Cld.Y51I35 pounds Light Heavyweight Clary-175 pounds RALPH KEELER REYNOLDS, '17 CLARENCE PETER ZEPP, '18 Heavyweight Clam-over 175 pounds GEORGE PHILIP BARD, '17 SUBSTITUTES NELSON VVARREN CORNELL, '18 GEORGE STEBBINS IKEPHART, '17 HERBERT ROLLAND XVEAVER, '18 RECORD-DUAL MEETS Cornell 33 Bucknell O Cornell 24 Penn S Cornell Q Penn State 21 Cornell 21 Lehigh S Cornell 27 Princeton 4 Cornell 8 Navy IH INTERCOLLEGIATES Cornell 32g Penn 15: Lehigh 15g Princeton 81 C:OiUITlbi2l C. -ISIS ..,. ' 'uf X ,,-x x. Q 'L v'i, '., t' '- 1 -. .5 i.'3'.0 5.5'.Tf'i ,-'V - '.:, 5 13.1132 'I 'Q' Q fijfw wg at v r, 1 , .id . 4' ' .f lxgx 1 VNQT? K4 T ' 1 - ' jx. 1 '- fBAlLF.Y,. X I ' Review of the 1916 Season YVith a nucleus of four men from the previous season and a large amount of new material, Coach 'cTal7' Hunter started the IQI6 lacrosse season. As usual, due to unfavorable weather conditions, the squad was forced to hold practice in the baseball cage until the day previous to the Southern Trip. However, with hard work on the part of the coach and Captain Collins, the team was in as good condition as could be expected. The southern practice was not what one could call altogether successful, the team winning but one game and losing three. The Varsity was in all cases evenly matched, and the results were not discouraging. The Navy, Mount Washington and Lehigh won their games by a margin of one point, while Swarthmore was defeated by a fairly generous score. Cn returning home the team settled down to hard work for the coming league games, and was gratified by winning the championship of the Northern Division of the Intercollegiate League, defeating Stevens, Hobart, Harvard and Yale. The first two of these games, Stevens and Hobart, were in no way difficult, the team winning by scores of IQ-I and 1643, respectively. f 5' At Cambridge much stiffer opposition was encountered, but a victory was secured by a score of 5-2. Yale also put up a strong resistance but they, too, were beaten. The final score was 5-1. ' ,F . It is to be regretted that a deciding match between Cornell and Lehigh, of the Southern Division, could not be played, due to the fact that a satisfactory day could not be decided upon. The success of the team may be largely attributed to the conscientious work and coaching of L'Tal Hunter and Captain Collins, together with the co-operation of the squad. VV. Blackman will captain the 1917 team. Altho the loss of several veterans will be a severe handicap, another successful CAPTAIN BLACKMAN SCASOI1 IS anticipated. 484 .AYCRIGG QUINN GRAHAM BALDVVIN INGALLS HAX'DOCK PALMER CROPSEY T.-XYLOR H:XRT COOPER GARGIULO BLACKMAN COLLINS SPIEGELBERG X7AN ,ARNAM 1916' Lacrosse Team CARLTON PALMER CoLL1NS, '16 ...... ' Captain EDWARD VVILCOX AYCRIGG, '16 . . , . , Manager 5 JOHN HAYDOCK, 3rd, '17 . . . . Afffiftant Mariager TALBOT HUNTER .... . . Coach TEANI JOHN JOSEPH QUINN, JR., '17 . . . . Goa FREDERICK SPIEOELBERG, JR., '16 . . . Point ROLAND HART, '16 ..,. . Cover Poinz WILLIAM JACKSON BLACKMAN, '17 . First Defenre GEORGE CROOK BALDWIN, '18 . Second Defenfe ROBERT DORRANCE INGALLS, 717 . . Third Defenfe CARLTON PALMER CoLL1NS, '16 . . . Center WALTER PALMER, '18 . . . . Third Attack HERBERT CARLETON DRESCHER, '18 Second Attack RALPH CORBIN TAYLOR, '17 . . Firm Atzark WILLIAM RANDOLPH GAXRGIULO, '17 . . . Infide Horne 'VV1LL1AM SCOTT GRAHAM, '16 ..,.... Onifide Home SUBSTITUTES JAMES AUSTIN COOPER, '16 ARTHUR PATTERSON SCHOCK, '16 JAQUES VAN BRUNT CROPSEY, '17 VVILLIAM DONALDSON VAN ARNAM, '16 A LACROSSE RECGRD April 6 Cornell 2 Navy 5 April 22 Cornell Hobart CRain April 7 Cornc-:ll5 hflt. 'Washington 6 hflay 5 Cornell IQ Stevens 1 April S Cornell Johns Hopkins QSnoWJ hflay I3 Cornell I6 Hobart 3 April IO Cornell 9 Swarthmore 2 hlay 20 Cornell 5 Harvard 2 April I2 Cornell 4 Lehigh 5 hlay 22 Cornell 5 Yale I -L35 ' Q, -6- A . V . I' .Z if 'f i .-.q '- ,Q ,',, -41W 1 - .4,. In Il . . iiiiliiilf , . ' ' Illlllllgliil Q ' ' ' '. I inunnni 1- I 0. Ol - T 'r Q Q- ' ' 1 . 4 - M Ls , Mi J ., f -. ., if ,,. I H . I ua- -. ' .. ,H H' i f,,,, U TQWQL- f , 5 -fr' ,V 4, fg 2 ,Q Q -f Hllllllllllf 1 - ' ','-' .4 7 l Q , 1 313 . 5,1 .Q I mn, Q ' ' 133, - x X I I fn, M 2, 'rn JK 1 Iulllllllllp I 1 J I I . , ,, ll , - , .,sf Review of the 1916 Season The varsity tennis team began a mediocre season on April 28 by going down to defeat before Penn by a score of 4 to 2. Captain Hunter fell before the accurate and wily placing of Captain Davis of Penn. Blair won from Edwards, while Thompson and Callahan both lost to Penn men. The new Cornell doubles com- bination, consisting of Hunter and Guilbert failed to work as well as expected, losing to Davis and Edwards in three sets. The second point for Cornell was scored by Blair and Thompson against Replogel and Rowland of Penn. The second match of the year was an easy victory for Cornell over the Navy, 5 to I, Callahan losing the only match. On Mayg the first home match was played against Princeton, resulting in a victory for the Tigers, 5 to I. The longer experience of Beekman of Princeton made him more than a match for the harder hitting Captain Hunter. Blair was off form and gave Captain Coffey of Princeton little trouble. Thompson won from Knox in a good contest, while Callahan lost to Riker. In the doubles Hunter and Blair were defeated by Coffey and Beekman in a closely contested match, the superior teamwork of the Princetonians telling in the end. Thompson and Callahan were unable to give much opposition to Riker and Knox. The varsity was much handicapped on Nlay I2 to I5 by the loss of Blair, and made a poor showing against Harvard and Yale. Captain Hunter fought hard against Caner of Harvard, but was forced to bow to superior generalship and finish. Callahan played well against a better man. The other matches were less interesting, the doubles being poor because of the enforced new combination, Cruilbert playing with Hunter. , At New Haven, Captain Hunter started well against Weber of Yale, but was caught off his guard in the second set, and finally lost after three sets of hotly contested games. Stoddard, Hopkins, and Ball, all of Yale, . ,.,, won rather easily from Thompson, Callahan, and Guilbert of Cornell. The doubles also went to Yale. 11- 4 -A I Cornell showed itself at its best against Leland Stanfordas 5 A f , two man team, though losing two out of three matches. Hunter was at top forma' against Hahn of Stanford and took the latter if Off his feet by his speed, winning in straight sets. Blair i started slowly but worked into form after the first set. Though leading in the third and deciding set, he was unable to sustain his advantage, Johns of Stanford taking the match by greater steadiness. The doubles were closely fought, going to the Stanford men after three sets. The last match of the season, with Dartmouth, had to I f be cancelled on account of rain. Captain Hunter was, the W, only one to finish his match, winning from Koeniger in two sets. - The Fall Singles Tournament was Won by Hunter over K ' Blair in straight sets. The doubles were won by Hunter and W. M. BLAIR Cruilbert over Thompson and Callahan. ' A H 486 SHAW' CALLAHAN BLAIR HUNTER THOBIPSON X XXDLRBILT 1916 Tennis Team FRANCIS TOWNSEND HUNTER, 'I6 . . Capmzn JAMES ROGER SHAW, '16 .... Mmmgm WILLIAM STEPHEN VANDERBILT, JR., 717, An-iftanz Ma mage? TEAM FRANCIS TOWNSEND HUNTER, '16 LAWRENCE IQINGSLEY CALLAH XN 'I6 WILLIAM IVIITCHELL BLAIR, 717 HORACE GUION BENEDICT I8 CHESTER ARTHUR 'TI-IOMPSON, 'I6 RICHARD THQMAS GUILBERT 7 RECORD Pennsylvania 4 Cornell f Navy I Cornell Princeton 5 Cornell Colgate O Cornell Yale 6 Cornell gDartmouth o Cornell Harvard 6 Cornell PkSCore when matched was Called. -LS7 1 . sxfxs 1 X14 with .f.LJ9 - i J' 'Vi-f7f!i.'ai'.i ' J 151352 ifif- T 1. 2 . ,.-.1 .. ff . .. s .. -- -, ,.. -, ,,,.-,E-J, 1. V. 9. ,H ,, . P ,l.,,, g ,52Q?fgf ., C '- ' - E- ' ' V f-- '-7.351-.RQEEP-' A ' 'V 'si 'ffm ' ' .,... .,,.I .Qtl,,x,,73- J .A I, .. Q . . '-: 'e n -,f':i'Q- - - .',' g '- .' 7 .: ,. Q., l Aii, .V ,,,'7 V, - . , I I 195 ' ' . X ,a lo? Review of the 1916 Season With the conclusion of the Fall Championship of 1915 the season for 1916 looked most encouraging. A number of candidates competed in this tournament and some low scores were made. In the Fall Championship the low medal score was made by G. W. Cole, ,18. The Championship was won by C. T. Lansing, '16, while John DeVVitt, 717 was runner up. In the Spring the first preliminary match was held with the Binghamton Country Club which resulted in a victory for Cornell with a score of IO to 6. Six men were selected to take the Spring trip which included three hard matches with Amherst, Harvard, and VVilliams. The Cornell team met Amherst on the Country Club links at Springfield, lXflassachusetts. The conditions for play were un- favorable owing to a high wind, but the matches were comparatively easy and were all won with the exception of the one lost by Wjfman. The score was 5 to 1 in favor of Cornell. The following day the team met Harvard at the Oakwood Country Club of Boston. Here Cornell met the only defeat of the season with a score of 7 to 3. All ofthe Cornell men were ahead at the end ofthe first round, but Harvard Was able to win due to superior knowledge of the course. There were, however, several close matches in one of which DeWitt compelled Hubbell, the present Intercollegiate champion, to go to twenty-one holes before a decision could be reached. The next day Cornell defeated VVilliams at North Adams 5 to 1. DeWitt lost the only match of the day, while Bradley Won only after twenty-one holes had been played. The last match of the season was with Pennsylvania on the Ithaca Country Club course. This resulted in an easy victory for Cornell with a final- score of 7 to I. The University Championship was held in hflay and the low medal score of 71 was turned in by D. D. Cook, 'I6. The Championship was won by John DeWitt, 717 with S. Lewis, '16 runner-up. ' The 1916 season was a decided success and at the present time it would seem that the 1917 season should be even more so, as the candidates have shown exceptional ability and the CAPTAIN DEWWT home course is being improved. . Y ' V -ISS HALE E. B. COOKE BRADLEY DEm'I'fT LANSING D. D. COOKE WYAIAN 1916 Golf Team CHARLES TREPXDWAY LANSING, '16 .... . . Captain ANDREW HALE, '16 .... . . .Manager AXIILES BLINN SANFORD, '17 . . . . Affiftam Maiiager TEANI DONALD DUNLOP COOKE, '16 EVERETT BROWNELL COOKE, '16 JOHN IDEXNITT, '17 HAROLD BARTLETT BRADLEY, '18 HORACE XNYMAN, '16 OPEN SPRING CHAMPIONSHIP, 1916 JOHN DEWITT, '17 VVinner JOHN SHANAHAN LEWIS, '16 - Runner-up EVERETT BROWNELL COOKE, '16 LOW Qualifying Score-7O GPEN FALL CHAMPIONSHIP JOHN PETER BflCBEAN, JR., '19 Winner GLEN XVALKER COLE, '18 Runner-up JO1-IN PETER NICBEAN, JR., '19 LOW Qualifying Score-72 RECORD hlay 6 at Binghamton Cornell 4 Binghamton Country Club 2 hflay II at Cambridge Cornell 4 Harvard 2 May I2 at Wfilliarnstown Cornell 4 Williams 1 hlay I3 at Springheld Cornell 5 Amherst 1 hlay 20 at Ithaca Cornell 7 Pennsylvania 1 INTERCOLLEGIATE TOURNAMENT September 12th at Pittsburg Ist Princeton zncl Harvard 3rd Cornell -l l 'Q . Ii ' . . G L' va s 5 N 1- .11-nf-1 -, fr '- f F '- . , . . 7 .-w, ,-,. 1 . - Q i s ,, . f QQL EESQAQQTVI :sg-f ' ' 'fi ' ' . . ' Af .:' -.fr .. V - s ' ' 'IC'-' aka' ,g --1 -,j.nv4 ', as a 5' V. ' 2 - '..'- - 1 Q. . gf .. 5. -gs gf' :samfgx I.. 1 . ,, . . , I I K . lm E SE- , ,,i.Q.3,.agff.f will .,h '- - ,Cf ': -' . '-.j':f,., 'iifmf' -f 1.,.f,,..,, 'L . ,. Q .j . U 54.95, A Review of the 1916 Season The soccer team started the season handicapped by the late opening of the University, the scarcity of veteran material, and the lack of a coach. The Princeton game found the team weakly organized. Team work had not been developed and in some cases the best men had not been chosen for the positions. The result was a loosely played game, giving Princeton a 5-O victory. The men worked on and changes were made in the line-up in an attempt to secure the much desired team play, with the result that the team pitted against Yale was greatly improved. In this game Cornell outplayed her opponents. In the last few minutes of play, when a tie seemed inevitable, Yale, by a fluke, scored a goal which gave her an unearned victory. Six inches of snow and mud on the field made the Harvard game a loose one, characterized by individual playing and a general lack of team work on both sides. The Harvard men proved themselves superior in following the ball and took it back with them to Cambridge labeled I-I-4, C-2. On Thanksgiving Day the team Went to Haverford. By ragged playing, Cornell lost to last year's champions. In the final game Cornell was decidedly outclassed by Pennsylvania, the leaders of the league. Their team-work stood out effec- tively against the individual efforts of the Cornell men and showed by a score of 8-1, the superiority of a well coached team. At the end of the season the men were not discouraged, although disappointed. The outlook for next year's season is very hopeful and what has been this year,s loss may be next yearls gain. The plan of having the captain act as coach has been found unsatisfactory, and a professional coach will be engaged for the coming season. Captain-elect Dibble will lead the team. Nine members of last year's squad will again be eligibleg but with the large amount of new material, competition promises to be unusually keen. Judging from the number of candi- dates, the enthusiasm of the men, and the promise of a good coach, the coming season may be looked forward to with all CAPTAIN GARGIULO 21SSl.1I'3.I1C6S of SUCCESS. 490 MALLORX' GORDON SPENCER INGLEE RICNAXR BERNHIKRDT WILLARD PERKINS SWERDLOVE WILLIAMS GARGIULO LOUGHLIN POTAR DAv1Es , HUBBELL DIBBLE VVELLES HASSAN 1916 Soccer Team WILLIAM RANDOLPH GARGIULO, '17 ..... Captain DONALD LEE MALLORY, '17 . . . . .Manager NEIL MATTHEW W1LLARD, '18 . . Affutant Manager TEANI WILLIAM RANDOLPH GARGIULO, '17 . . . Goal BENJAMIN POTAR, 717 . . . Rzght Fullbacle RALPH FULFORD PERKINS, '17 . Left Fullback RALPH HALL,, I7 . . Right Hagback EMIN HASSAN, 'IQ . . Cramer Halfback PAUL ALFRED WILLIAMS, '17 Left Halfback JOHN WEAVER XVELLES, '18 . . . Oatrrde Rzght JOHN DONALD LOUGHLIN, '17 . . . Imaala Rzghz GEORGE HENDERSON STANSER NICNAIR, '18 . Cenzfer GEORGE DILWYN WOOD, '18 . . . Imide Left GEORGE TURNER DIBBLE, '18 ..... Ouztfiafe Lffz SUBSTITUTES ISIDOR HAROLD BERNHARDT, '18 ARTHUR DAVID DAVIES, '17 ALEXANDER GORDON, '19 October 27 November 4 November I5 November 30 December 2 Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell CHARLES RUTHFORD INGLEE, '18 GEORGE D'ESTERRE SPENCER, 'IQ - LOUIS SWERDLOVE, '17 ECORD Princeton Yale Harvard Haverford Pennsylvania 401 Ithaca New Haven Ithaca Haverford Philadelphia FOREST HOME XIVALK ll' l ll ll EEE BY lllll 'lil M ll f OCTOBER 3 Tuesday 9 Monday IO Tuesday II Wednesday I2 Thursday 9 Fdonday NOVEMBER 7 Friday 30 Thursday DECEMBER 22 Saturday -IANUARYI ' ,2 Tuesday II Thursday FEBRUARY 5 lVIonday 6 Tuesday I6 Friday I7 Saturday IQ Monday APRIL- 4 VVednesday I2 Thursday NIAY ' 26 Saturday JUNE I3 'Wednesday 27 llfednesday alll ll 'lv l ' ul l , I l l R . ll FIRST TERM University Entrance Examinations begin. Academic year begins. Registration of new students Registration of new students. Registration of old students. 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V. ea OX-iQ. -E have W NH? .5.-..-- - -'vi warts' we With state roads from all directions into Elmira anclbeautiful scenery, there is no better two days recreation than an auto trip to our beautiful city. We are equipped to give you perfect service with your automobile. LAFRANCE GARAGE CO. Main Oflice ELMIRA, N. Y. I Branch Branch BINGHAMTON, N. Y. WILLIAMSPORT, PA. Fraternity College e orority PINS RINGS CHARMS Foes Special Designs made to order. C. A. Winship 8: Co. Manufacturers 707 C, Masonic Temple, Chicago, Ill. ,,..,..v ..g.-ar. .f...f.,.i.f..A ....ff.mf.rf.f,,f,e- -mf. .- .....g Adaptability and Speed on All Kinds of Work The Silent Smith typewriter is equally sufficient, whether the work is specialized or diversified Modern business demands typewriting, not only for correspondence, but for more complex work-billing, stencil writing, check writing, tabulating, label writing, card index work, filling in ruled forms. The Silent models of the L. C. Smith dz Bros. typewriter, called f'silent because of the extremely small amount of noise in their operation, provide for this wide variety. The quickly interchangeable platen, the variable line spacer and the decimal tabulator make possible a great variety of work on one machine. The speed of all these operations is only limited by the speed of the operator. More information is given in our handsomely illustragil catalog which is free for the asking. X The Corner Book Stores, ithaca, N. Y. L. C. Smith 8a Bros. Typewriter Company h 'g ig T-1 4,,. wr , i 1 . 'T ' -swift.: y i rf 5 ' as me Q sf MLA f'g.HA552iH.-in , - 11 .2 i,J-Q22 ins 'Bw-.E H . -1 Muze.-!SQ.,NQ54 X 0 l il' F ,OE xg V I w Q O T E L E N O X ICon-uenient ta Back Day ftationsf BOSTON One of your College Clubs 71 your other lvome. I T. Prio r, Managing Director H O R S M A N TENNIS RACKETS Unsurpassed in 38 years. Fulfill every demand of the Tennis player D0 not select a Racket for 1917 till you have seen the new MODEL HAAAU If yorlr dealer czmn't show it, Write to us. The PERFECT Tennis Ball is the NAYRESH Used the world over by players who know We are sole U. dis- tribulors Write for C2ll2LlOgl,lC. E. I. HORSMAN CO. ,11-15 Union Sq. West, New York City sr 11 W - ry!! fiill-if - me 'f' if 9755 QV nfl -- WW f f'-z 9-fe.-.-I., ,V - ' iff- A, if '4f:If?5r- , v .174 ig 9,,,i,,:ff - fjff1QJ '1- , 11 --- ':w,.41'g,gA,,n - . ,.,, ,M 3,4.5yj, . r- -5 .- .,' :WM 1 illrank Mrnihrrz Eilifih Auvnuv Hunt Shun 2 -353 -7f52Q'i,.i3'. W :lu n' :n '-. .v fe I I A wi ? xl xf , f v+.,, rx ffl' fg9Jr.n'fW , . gif L H we 2, of -rlf U llll' :Q H fl lz ffef 3 ll Bnklilr 1 r v l la- drill-idlm .. lr .W ilifi xv LI QUQA9 X W!-I E::,.,:r - i ,gfigavf -2 13513 ,.. L, ,Z , fn . A' .yyyezg ,aw , V 2. .Q 1, . i f At 45111 Sm-Pri Nmu flhljurk BUT Shulrnan builds clothes around your personality Shulman-made-to-measure clothes are not ,mere cloth, thread, and buttons. For 20 years Shulman has been making clothes-to-measure for men who are particular, even if they won't pay fancy prlces. X. A stylish suit is one that was obviously made Elxxmlu, and to a degree reflects your individuality,-and that's where Shu man shines. For the college man, alittle f'ultra, if he prefers, but always individual-that's the rule. Do you know how many of the well-dressed Cornell men are wear- ing Shulman-made-to-measure clothes? If you knew it would surprise you. LOUIS SHULMAN 81 CO. 53 Main St. E. Rochester, N. Y. 08 i M, r w I ' 'Wir' X to ,, wu z! The Cornellianf' leaving New York nightly at 8:50 o'clock, gets into Ithaca at 5:26 next morning, allowing Cornell students plenty of time to reach their 8 o'clock classes. Sleeper may he occupied until 8 a. m. This is one of the things the Lehigh Valley has clone for the convenience of Cornell men. Another, is the inauguration of a through sleeping car to Baltimore and Washington, leaving Ithaca at 11:00 p. m, COpen for occupancy at 9:00 p. m.j and arriving at Baltimore at 9:55, Washington 10:50 next morning. Modern trains and modern service Lehigh Valley Railroad The Route of The Black Diamond 509 Rn W THE . G. WHITE CCMPAN IES 'x EINANCIERS A,A ENGINEERS CONTRACTORS f s A MANAGERS Finance enterprises in the public utility and industrial fields. Also assist in the reorganization or consolidation of existing properties, or in the financing of extensions and improvements. Purchase and offer for sale general investment securities With established record of earnings, selected after thorough examination as to safety. Perform the engineering and construction of steam and hydro- electric developmentsg steam and electric railwaysg gas plantsg industrial properties. 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' 1-1:34'3'f-f3fyi2i5f7'- '-3555251575511513152E1E1E151E131E1E2:f:2:-: : z :'5'7-'12i?Ef:i:f5515f -.2f?5'1ji2I559 .-:-: z z-. : -. IW 'QQCE13E1f5'5?'9 UTM mort Jcmitary and plant I have ever fefnf' FRANCIS E. FONCZAK, C0'm1rLif.fionf1' of Health of Bufalo tion to you, they are so sweet, clean, well put up. and withal so eflicieut. At Dealers Generally CHAS. M. HIGGINS 8a CO., Mfrs. Branches: Chicago, London the cleanzrzf 518 271 Ninth Street Brooklyn N. Y. A1 ' 'YJ . ,Y .. ffavffv . 'f':f'l.,,f1i'l-,QJ a' .. Inventions of a Cornellian T ELMER A. SPERRY, Member Naval Advisory Board THE GYRO-COMPASS . Installed in navies of first-class powers. A THE SHIP STABILIZER Prevents rolling and wallowing. THE HIGH-INTENSITY SEARCHLIGHT Most powerful in the world. AERONAUTICAL APPARATUS Specified for all U. S. Army Airplanes. THE SPERRY GYROSCOPE COMPANY Manhattan Bridge Plaza BROOKLYN, N. Y. Oflices throughout the world. 1 A il , , ' '-J V f1I.,,.:2u:5g- x 7. 1' V AQM- gg ,eip 512 G Qwf ' I iw is s A Egg! sf. lugg t 5 z M .V . gd: Saga-,gg fi, ggi U 1242554-W g ,.4:.-.J 3 arzsa - Y - gggif nq 1 ..-1 4 47 S C055 N98 0 M lf N fig' fi: x, 'U Q , Ki X 'If Za vi ' if WNW X w N ff M, 1 W sf 1 3, Qu. F' 51,37 1 A 'f ii af' ' in fu VN . Q!! - 51 . il A if f s 3 l 'I ,, 'Q ' ff 6 f Q 2ZLi'l'q3T - 1,lL..LB9' .3,u -. :lr 65 if ii' 'ieasll 'EF' L It 1. , - , f. 0 Q LARGEST HOTEL IN THE STATE CNew York City exceptedb ROOF GARDEN RESTAURANT OPEN DURING THE SUMMER Rates 31.50 per day and upward ' Flfeproof European Plan U HELP yourself to this plump, luscious, healthful fruit. A box of Dromedary to Dates in your room will satisfy your sweet oth and supply you with real food when you're hungry. The Hills Brothers Company, New York 520 THIRTY:SEVlf YEARS' EXPERIE GE in grojving fruit trees and ornamental stock have made Kelly Bros. the leading Dansville Nurserymen. A concern can attain a reputation for fair dealing and honest goods only through per- formance. All the type in the world cannot build a reputation of quality. It's rather a matter of deeds. OUR NEW CATALOG with 1917 prices is now ready for distribution. It gives a guarantee that will surprise you. It lists. all the standard apples, pears, peaches, and small fruits, as well as ornamentals. The prices are the lowest you can obtain from any reliable nursery in the country. If you are going to plant fruits or ornamentals this year send a post card to-day for a copy. Please mention the Cornellixan. Don't overlook the strongest guarantee in the nursery business to-day. KELLY BROS. WHOLESALE NURSERIES 10 Main St., Dansville, N. Y. You'll never regret planting Kelly trees. AT THE IN THE BEST BETTER STORES CITIES THE FINEST READY-FOR-SERVICE CLOTHING FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN A 5111. 86 E. aumhurgg Xc Qin. jflftb Silhenue Makers jaetn york ENGINEERSTHE WORLD OVER CONSIDER STAR BRAND BLOCKS to be the most RELIABLE, EFFICIENT AND DURABLE. Thcy are, therefore, the 111051 fcovzomicczl. The blocks, themselves, are their best advertisement. Their merits have earned for them the world- wide reputation they enjoy. Bosron at LOCKPORT BLOCK co. EEST Bcggifgm 5255? w 1: l ls' t i, XL' IL H: L, ,I 5 Mig v: :' A131 1' 31- A X 'I 1 R,- ,1,- .' 2. 1 r if x r igkqsg H- easy :Be ,Q . ,, 'V 1. i .4 ,fi 'F f lr!! fi. 'nfl 1 ,r I I - v , .' 1: - - -A-,r-, -V - .- 1 M .mln 512 I Enjoy tlie light and flaky, ilavorfdripping goodness of holiday mince pies -made with MORRIS TESTED PRODUCTS. They crown the feast. Whiteleaf Brand Pure Lard-the perfect shortening-is the ideal Lard for Family Use. It is loo per cent pure. Golden Crown Mince Meat-ready to use-conf tains H wealth of luscious fruitsftart applesg big, juicy raisinsg piquant currants and candied' fruits. Made with choice lean beef, snowfwhite Suet-seasoned with aromatic spices. A thrilling filling for real oldffashionedu mince pies. Ask for Morris Tested Foods Write for the new Morris Cook Book- The 'Su- premeTest. Address, Morris 2? Company, Chicago. TESTED FOODS 522 1:-gg ?,., Complete Record Systems for Fraternities Filing Systems and Equipment for You We oiler a complete line of Filing Deviees and Gflice Systems for all purposes. Eflciciency Desks are particularly recommended, a kind of Desk and Filing Cabinet combined, at the price of a U FD VD W' 2 O 'J FD Ln O B O Cl. CD :T SD 1 CD O Zh CD P-1 CD LICL CD ..C2 E . 'O 'U CD O.. E . f-r 23 0 5 'll FD f-f CD systems especially adapted to the C cn CD P-1 X REG. U. S. PAT. 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Vessel BROOKLYN OFFICE Erie Basin, Breakwater, Brooklyn, N. Y. Telephones: 404, 405, 617 Hamilton NEW YORK OFFICE Maritime Exchange, 78 85 88 Broad St. Telephone: 1556 Broad ' 1611121 Zfiplmnni Forty-second Street at Park Avenue fOpposite Grand Central Terminalj Nrln ljnrk STAY AT THE 'BELMONT AND YOU WILL ENjOY THE EFFICIENT COURTEOUS AND UNOBTRUSIVE SERVICE OHARACTERISTIC OF THIS HOTEL B. M. BATES Managing Direczor : , an 4+ M We, 1 11 : 4.z.'ff'i'sv 'E. .ll W' 1 .f'iM'1iii'5f5a,1c iz: 'T:i9g5'.5'EH N figfmififrfffgix, ,2-ff '-nf L iam' :K miglgmiiiifie i , Ufqxiiuiisif. . . .. V1 ynynrxgxxstg r umxrf ?x 1 , s ki rs fc tl Nh 1 ,H I my I' ll Thr IDEAL HOME fm CORNELL MEN sri? . , x f V 4' '11-L V 4 FQ! fra' S3 , , . 4,15 4 ' ' L wx pf: V xi' . - L S k g --5 ,rf .1 ' 2 5' 1,21 EN 'fx fp 4: 'fi 'fi 2: 2' iw 4 ,ff vMS.'3E::11E':5 c E :lie - . iw- 'J I :'J '. 1 ,x3,fvg?lw,,,ms2K lr, c E, J . .' fr U- , S 95'-. n 9 l'f5i4,S5EEiiEgiE'i5',fE lf G: - 1 - , -f+f'v?7'kgccs,Kf.5F':- 5 c -5 ' ' 1 ., 1,9111-,'n.zr K 4- vs' U ' 4 'z',f.:.rQf.,i- , ,l ,. .5 6 E i , , 'gfgjg ' wir. Hiiutl . 1 V5.5 - ,, Q, ug. 624,155 ,,..?2f I o f Q qi-SV -' s 1 ER 3' . -14211 '-.fl-in . in V., , 1 1 H -2g 51 ,I .U Nl . ea. , Q1 f ' ., . .. 7, -.Q i? w'i',,5' X., 52' ,, I , 1 'I' . x, A--v A fl 1 I I ,Z . A L' 0 X THE Mir, BR E Nl THIS TRADEJVIARK IS PROTECTED BY REGISTRATION IN THE UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE. ALL CASES, BUNDLES OR PACKAGES CONTAINING PAPER OF OUR MANUFAC- TURE ARE PLAINLY STENCILLED WITH THIS TRADE-MARK We make all the papers that we sell, therefore know of what and how they are made, and each grade carries with it an unwritten guarantee of suitability for the purpose for which it is recommended. Back of the guarantee is a Plant representing an investment of several million dollars, and an enviable reputation for fair dealing. Our Trade-Mark, our WaterfMark and our Brands are therefore an assurance to the buyer that the same paper is not offered to him under a dozen or more names at different prices, and an obligation on us to maintain a quality that it would be business suicide to trifle with. As a further protection to buyers as well as ourselves, our products find a market only through our own warehouses and our recognized agents. We welcome inquiry, and will gladly furnish samples on request. X DILL sr COLLINS PHILADELPHIA b Actual Makers aricl Direct Distributors of HIGH GRADE PRINTING PAPERS Both with and without a coated surfacc, DILL SL COLLINS CO., Warehouse . . . 140 No. SiXth Street, Philadelphia DILL SL COLLINS CO., Warehouse . . . . 419 Lafayette Street, New York DILL SL COLLINS CO., Warehouse . . . .... 161 Pearl Street, Boston THE PAPER MILLS' CO., Western Agents . . 519527 So. Fifth Avenue, Chicago BLAKE, MOFFITT Si. TOWNE ..... ........ S an Francisco BLAKE, MOFFITT SL TOWNE .,.. ..... . . Los Angeles BLAKE, MC FALL SL CO. ...... . . Portland AMERICAN PAPER CO ........ . . . Seattle SPOKANE PAPER SL STATIONERY CO. . . . Spokane The Paper Used in This Book is Black and White Coated Book 528 H. A. METZ 81 CO., Inc: 122 Hudson St. NEW YORK CITY ,ALIZARINE COLORS SYNTHETIC INDIGO ANILINE COLORS CHEMICALS i PHARMACEUTICAL and PHOTOGRAPHIC PRODUCTS BRANCHES: Boston, Mass. Philadelphia, Pa Providence, R. I. Charlotte, N. C. Atlanta, Ga. Chicago, Ill San Francisco, Cal. TELEPHONE CENTRAL 5880 . E. GILBERG SI CO. qrncmpofatedp CANNED FOOD PRODUCTS COEEEES 1-1 TEAS GROCER'S SPECIALTIES 305 NORTH MICHIGAN AVENUE CHICAGO MAJESTIC AND ' MAJESTIC AND BOUQUET BRANDS BoUQUET BRANDS CANNED ERUTTS COFFEES, TEAS A AND A BAKTNC POWDER VEGETABLES SPICES PURE FRUIT JAMS EXTRACTS, CoCoA AND JELLIES CoCoANUT WE SPECIALIZE TO ERATERNITTES AND CLUBS H Over a Mzllzon y XY A Satisieol Customers buy KREEP- A-WA Felt Slippers every year. Felt Footwear provides comfort, ease and relief for tender feet. The Men enjoy them in the eveningafter a tough olay'S Work. Ask your Dealer for KREEP-A-WA FELT SLIPPERS Made only by Blum Shoe Mfg. Co. DANSVILLE, NEW YoRK I 30 MW ry Oi 8: H. -5 I MEN's STORE' an-vice Q Q Q W 20 Cgzljfflizckfon ffjoufecfafd 3 J wmsgs X CA.. W f x iRXf f ,L X E aiu ainin a a yxl QI I w V X V for young XW Clothing F h g d H t f I u em, req t P M 'LX X 531 ',,. .LEBOLT4 sz COMPANY Diamond and Pwr! Illerchcmtf Goldfmithf Silverfmithf Watchvnakerf Creators of Distinctive Jewelry and Hand WTOugllt Silver NEW YORK CHICAGO 534 Fifth Aw. Stale and MO7Z7'O6 i Force ---of course K 525-00 525-00 ., Yon fat friend The Last VV01-d XXX Elegy look like a football player: U, L ' ' ill- ' 5 : 111 X. There is sl differencce b , Between looking an ei1'10'. Check Protection And so D j Tl ' Hck The ixigeisgliniiilf Cfromefm 'l B 1'f-2Le221iH- F. M E. Tliere is a flilgference I Between looking 3g1Clfl?6lIlg. ,Lf f-, C -N ' V- F uf, has the tu S Leads all otheis in EVCE-Y Itgkggleat! Way ,,,A,,:Zf?Z'Zi-5551 A A visime xvi-im O Made to last and szmsfy M 5 W' aff-I+ . Tnzwnuifwnm ' ' ' Ask any of its thousands of users cuuneuwnnmufi'-Q1 m e WS 42? pjgllg E. A. Geer, General Agent TUASTED null-f , WHEAT FLAKES all Syracuse, N. X. Manufacturefl by HEDMAN MFG. CO. Chicago! I11, THE H 0 COMPANY BUFFALO, N.Y. 532 iiii ' Te if A h 'v' C 1 f QQ' WW ? - .Q ig-i., Every time you 'brush your teeth with CALOX Tooth Powder you cleanse and purify your mouth, lf ,4,3y 'T , 1 -M-Q------S+ r Xxx 4 ' 7 -lf 5 ' fl y 1 f HX X 'fww , 1 x W rg F A as ff ...-- X H l X rf M he Q , ,W . W sl lx S 4 x QR yea . va f swf' , 2 wp X lx MAW4' f , fi IV . 4 W 3 ,, Y 1 f eu-WW.. V J' . T u kg Q I W, J i- 2 gov' , at 'X A MH 'A F f ex f 1 - 5 f B 2225-i SESZEE- - isp? ig 5 av Q - S s pit. , 2 5, ,N , . i f sf V Qsyff X le lil ff' N v 14 Q N X 4 , 1 Z . 4 5 Q f fait? if Q l lil xy ff wil f l x ' X x 3 5? gt ,, T y egg, f l f ,V X 5 lj gf X2 V 1' it 2 ft 4 Q Z tif V I . .GK vgffi, XX f sf, 6 . P V v SA X X N v Ji , W 9 se MW, X Xu ,W X , . 4 ,K Ay 421.2 5 I : T ' 'rss- 1 V, sf? :Q I - . . How very. delivhtful the experience IS you cannot , gji know until -you try CALOX. CALOX does all every other dentifrice does-and more. ' V Send us your address and we will send you a. box of CALOX free, to try. CALUX is ordinarily sold in metal bottles at 25c., everywhere. go get the fpllest benefits from CALOXX use the C.xLorc Toorn Buren, which.:-nalules you to reach . very part o every tooth perfectly. This brush is specially designed for use with CALOX. 85c. each S MCKESSON 34, ROBBINS, 91 Fulton Street, NEW YORK l - - ,V I 51IIUIUKIXIUIIUlG0l. l fC01 -'GX'l ' 'W ' , Y Ifximg g g fzggg Imported Golf and Sport Hosiery Q, f ' ' , ,. 5 72 fta , , .f jf In A.ttract1ve Designs for Men and Women. 3 ,W i f 4 No. I0 Finest Scotch Llama. wool Tennis 1 , socks in white, gl-ey, heathers QW 523,355 ' and white with colored clocks, light, 'iam , - medium land heavy weight, a pair S1 . 50 t l Xll'Wm,llgx it if No. lo Mens Finest Scotch wool Golf hose U3 'H D- in QW, b H nd h - ' 3 15535 gym? , 59 1 crec , D1ey,, row El, ea ieis, a pair . ,154 yi if N020 Women s Finest Scotch wool I 5 Stockings in white and white with colored clocks, Oxford, green and Ag heathcrs, a pair - - - - - - 3.00 tiff? M4 f 1 'j ill' A most complete line of G-olf Bags, Clubs, Balls, ' flee Tennis Rackets, Sweaters, Shoes and all kinds ' N0 10 of Sporting Goods. N 20 STEWART SPORTING SALES co. No, 15 0' 425 Fifth. Avenue, New York City Mechanical Perfection Adapted to the need of the Student who desires to travel fast and with class. S 4 Models: 4 H. P. Single Cyinder 6 H. P. Twin Cylinder 12 H. P. Twin Cylinder 12 H. P. Electrically Equipped Dealers Everywhere AURORA AUTOMATIC MACHINERY CO 361 W. Superior St., Chicago, Ill. 5255! YATES HOTEL SYRACUSE, N. Y. Completely Remodeled and Redecorated POPULAR PRICES EUROPEAN PLAN All rooms have running hot and cold water. Showers on all floors for the convenience of guests occupying rooms without private bath. 2 l William D. Horstmann tl, wg R E ' - , - - A, .M In E , ' X , We pacl carefully and ship promptly by freiffht express or parcels A- 46 g f ll V i g-cf? il Dost-larse ior small orderss A 5 l A U h ' ' ' X I ' :K 'J diff ' . . I H 133'fS.f'.,2f'f ' -A WRITE FOR 1917 FRUIT GUIDE Q liz, Every nhortn student and every Comellian who owns a. bit of land ,1 . . .. ,. 'r X fl - . Largest Growers of Fruit Trees In the World! 5, E ' D- , Id, , . . ' Box 400 J.G.HAF1RISON E SONS PROPFHETCR5 I 1 , ,f A ' -M gi iq ix. - C 6 ' Q Q Q o .. .N Bef . t D I . . e I or an s e 1 ip? -1.-r ln -1 ,. M, There s an immense amount of satisfaction In hai-vestin a bi cro of ' .,., A .. .,.K,,X.. . X . g s p ' - -:A iw , -R Q 'g f.,e?.,g. f' :Q feally fancy fruit. It means the triumph of trained intelligence, plus U 1 -' ' l p I, fm' an energy in which you haw the right to take an honest pride, But, ' - , 5 5' 1 back of the big crop of quality fruit was a right, start with better than ' ' ' ll 1711 AAN fffsr ordinary trees. We have millions of such trees ready for shipment, in - A hcgagt. .f 'QV .. our immense nurseries embracing more than 2500 acres, backed by over .- ' Mr Q5- l a quarter-ccntury's experience. :gk Q . HARRISONS' TREES A I 31 'Mepg,,.1' if . ,yi ,ip 'f -f Live, Grow and Bear wi .Fi The deep, loamy soil and the bracing salt air of the Atlantic Ocean 'LS 'gffiygsh 'lity-E, jq gf ,-'lVf H - 5' promote vigor and hardiness. Every tree is genuine Harrison grown and '.,.-wif-3 W - ff certified free from disease, We bud from bearing orchards. J- Wi, .f'V f 'I 'ff 3 ' . . -' 'V' - ,P ' .n f Peaches: Elberta, Carman, Ray, Belle of Georgia and Champion. 'af ll if Also all standard varieties. if .... ,Ql:4 fv -,fue ' A f 'W ' 'Q'3'i'5f,,, Apple Trees: One, two and three-year trees. Early summer to - 4- fl.,-61.5. X. SL N f winter varieties. ,A ' - 5-girl' liffii-a. -. '3 ' 1 ': lf, '-.322 1. . . . . 351' , i 'Ai l'f 2 . '7' 'A 1:5 3 PM -A., Pear Trees, Plums, Cherries, Apricots and Grape Vines, Gooseberries, 1 ,,,NgQfl,Z3. 14,5 - 'rf Currants, Blnckberries, Dcivberries, and Raspberries. Millions of Straw- ,gif if trafic 1 K 'FII ' 4 l ' berries more than '30 varieties Thousands of Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, - 'ff x 'N or if ' f,NXfQKl' su' if , YI p ' A should have our 1917 Fruit Guide-free. Send for it today. I -.115 e,,,, I' ,N ,I J 1 vm- 1- ' - he A I 534 Lang's E. D. Button '99 W. H. Morrison '90 The Old Reliable Garage Everything for the Automobile The J. B. Lang Engine 8a Garage Co., 117-129 E. Green st., Ithaca ANSCO CAMERAS and Thingsthat go with them. CYKO PAPER Clarified and Pasteuriz Milk and Cream ed The Purest and Most Sanitary in the city All kinds of lee Creams, Ices and Sh A complete stock at all times bets on order. Fraternity and C A Quick Film Dinners and Banquets a Specialty. msures The Picture F I L M S CHRISTIANCE-DUDLEY SANITARY ICE CREAM PHARMACY 81 MILK COMPANY, Inc. 214-216 EAST STATE STREET 701 West State Street Both Phones 912 W B l . E th' - eonam We make a speolalty of lgqything Quality ANumerals and Greek Letters STTIOKGT- 4 Makers of all the official Class pipes from '04 to '18 Inclusive University Smoke Shop Ithaca Hotel Ithaca, N. Y. Knicker . Sport Suits Outfitter to Men Coats Shirts made to individual measure Distributor of the finest neckwear in Ithaca Convertible L' C' BEMENT Knox The Toggery Shops Collar 2 Sh 1 F T Straw Shirts C D Ops' C D aciory Hats X XL 36 The Senate f Where the boys come to meet their friends The Best Eats 106 North Aurora St. MARTIN T. GIBBONS, Prop. 1 A. E. Chipman Established 1887 Artistic Furniture Embroideries Lamp Shades Draperies Curtains Reupholstering Refinishing Repairing of all kinds 110 E. STATE ST., ITHACA, N. Y. Prompt Service Best Workmanship You Will need flowers on many occasions There is no better remembrance for your mother, sister, friend, or fiance for anniversary, birthday or holiday gifts. As members of the Florist Telegraph Delivery Association We are enabled to deliver flowers on short notice to any part of the United States or Canada. Decorating for all occasions Floral tributes a specialty THE BOOL FLORAL COMPANY Forest Home Inn at the end of the Forest Home Walk Lunches Dinners Special Parties Auto Parties Tea Dances 'l'ELErHoNEs Bell 4-F-25 ltliaca 882-Y H. J. BOOL Co. Furniture Manufacturers Complete House Furnishers WALL PAPER WINDOW SHADES PICTURES PICTURE FRAMES Any Kind of sp 1 Furniture m de to ord I HACA, N. Y. ULLIVAN ERVICE IGNIFIES ATISFACTION CATERERS TO FRATERNITY TRADE PROMPT AND EFFICIENT SERVICE SULLIVAN BROTHERS GROCERS g Thg The Fred E. Illston Atkinson Press ICE CO. Master P1'i11fG1'S Established 1876 Q Audition - PRESS ITHACLNX Quality and Service in Printing Peiiodicals, Books, Pamphlets, Cards d B ' St t' an usmess HJ Emery Manufactured QHygeiaj Ice EARL E. ATKINSON Both Phones 122 So. Tioga St. Ithaca, N. Y. 103 N. Tioga St. When Looking Up Statistics Remember That the Co-Op. Is Reliable After a person has been out of college several years he has adjusted his ideas very much, and it is then that We find that the people begin to think again of the Co-op., its good service and quality of goods sold. You will find that it will pay you to continue trading at the Co-op. We have published for your convenience special booklets on Engineering and Agriculture books and Gift articles and our Cross Section paper. Any of these are yours for CORNELL CO-OP. Morrill Hall Ithaca, N. Y. the asking. il Certified Artesian Well Water Ice Happy Faces W y lll i I w sgvafgrs 1 1 Sr To ' , to i a 3, 'l . nfl ' , 'fs -r J-Siffafff af 4, ,y be A . was , w ilrlifliliwfv H:-3 ' f 'N nl A'A j I lengt f S ff ' 14 ,igjlw Q ...ft rrge -at -L H. Qs? WSU A f s fi ef yo x g g 'AVIMQ 5 - Around The Table you Will always find at Alhambra. Every- one is enjoying the good things that are served to them from our kitchen. Our special dishes attract the epicure, and our steaks, chops, roasts and entrees are a delight to those Who know What good cooking means. When you Want a de- lightful rneal come to Alhambra. T. A. HERSON, Prop. Cady's East Hill Market Handling the Best in the City Special lPrices to Fraternities X Yxlook for the sign of Green Lantern which hangs out on State Street Quality and Service Unexcelled his a Sign of Good Things to Eat 40 1. .lj SQA 4: 2 ' .0510 I5 A R. A. Heggie 81: Bro. Co. JEWELERS 136 East State St., Ithaca, N. Y. Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry of distinction. We make things to order, too. J, Ithaca Star Laundry INC. Wholesale FRUITS AND VEGETABLES S THE HOME OF GOOD WORK BUTTER AND Eoos Nos. 113 and 115 S. Tioga Street 1101121305 Phfme 510 Established 1871 Be11No. so Federal -ll The Ancients Never Ate in the The store with everything to Eat Meat, Fish, Groceries, Bakery Either Phone, 996 Colonial Bldg. Red and White Cafeteria Now Look at them They Are All Dead J. Lisseck 319 College Ave. ADVERTISE IN THE ITHACA STREET CARS and Reach the greatest number of buyers at the lowest possible cost. An Had in the city line and Ithaca-Auburn Short Line ears works every minute during eighteen hours of every day, 365 days in the year. tDaily passenger average 7,2C8D For rates address JOHN B. GRACE Bell phone 58 P. O. Box 32 Ithaca, N. Y. . ELCH Established 1842 V Dealer in Fresh, Salt and Smoked Meats Choice Sausage Game, Oysters and Poultry 106 East State Street Both Phones ,... .4 - Courtesy of Tremar, King dz Co HARVARD-CORNELL DUAL MEET 1916 CAPT. HOEEMIBE COACH MO.AKLEY COACH DONAVAN CAPTAIN BINGHAM CC rnell Cornell Harvard Harvard TREMAN, KING 81 CO. Outfitters of Every Varsity Team Equipment of the Better Kind for Every Outdoor Sport BASE BALL, TENNIS, TRACK, CREW, BASKET BALL, FOOT BALL, WRESTLING, SCCCER, GOLF, LACROSS If Its For Athletics, We Have It Distributors of The Famous American Knitting Sweaters-used by the Varsity Baseball and Football teams for the past nine years. When they make better Sweaters we'11 carry them. 43 Burns Family Bread They all use it at some time during the College course, The Crews, Athletic teams, and the Civil Engineers at their camp. Phone us and our Wagon Will stop With Breakfast Rolls and Bread at all Fraternities and Boarding Houses. Also for sale at all Grocers. Call and see how it is made. Burns' Sanitary Bakery 110 N. Corn St. Modern Method Meals T HE ' ER IA 114 East Next to Seneca St., The Star Ithaca, N. Y. Theatre Breakfast-7:15 to 8:45 Dinner-11:45 to 1:15 Supper-5 145 to 6:45 The only Sunday meal, Dinner-12:15 to 2 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 Oiiicez 114 West State Street Automobile Service 4 1 llbiuilllliiii, in lllllllllii C e 11 Shoe Shine Parlor gf FIRST - CLASS sHoE sH1NEs 9 Private Chairs for Ladies 1- 3 Hats Cleaned f' Q . 1 . 1 f KW Automobiles For Hire ' V 7 Passenger Studebalrer f lu j X 5 Passenger Hupmobile u 'WHUff1lU7Qif 101 North Tioga f I A Nicholas Papas I ' -gf' gs?-,I Bell Tel. sis Ithaca Tel. 623-Y 3 W and 140 -Fl len' nun Li hx! rl m11iiiiiq!...1 up ilmiinuirrigi i 4 'H '. 4- I 1 ft' if Q11 g -Q V Rx 5 if . f - 1' ZR ff 1 R 1144! ff-,,., A . Allin. ly I .I , I . ,Au .Lx K ,,-I ' wiki - ,L --f' 4x1-. F' f hs-' .I j . 1 Q 4 -i 1 Ennka Glutalnga Nnrtnn Printing Glu. 317 IEMI Stair Svtrrvt Qlullegr, Ellrsiternitg :mb Qlulnxnrrriul Elgrinting iillugazinw ' igrriuhiruls Your College Days will prompt you to Wish for Rernembranees of those pleasant hours both for yourself and to give your friends. We Will give your orders prompt attention, shipping by parcel post or express at once. RGTI-ISCHILD BROS. HULL AND BROS. Dutch Cleansers Eventuall WHY CT OW. 312 E. Seneca St. . 4 Est. 1896 Both Phones X X X .X ' X e . Where you VV111 find that home-hke A ,. 'Q 3t1T10SPhG16 ELS Well 215 'i N ' . 345:51 E 'Nei' I' ' -'-. V ' Y . N 45. .y NM WA, ,gm , ,, N,g.4m..k 1 -e e - x 209 211 D d R d - 5 xv., mf' ' Run by Commans for .e eQ gow' ,, , r we ,A - H '-V'- C O RNELLIANS 546 R. H. Wool Company Manufacturers Bread, Cakes and Crackers South Tioga Street Ithaca, N. Y. Clarified and Pasteurized Milk and Cream The Purest and Most Sanitary in the city Alll l ofI C' ms, Ices anl 'Sh I t d II' t ' 'ty l Cl b D IB q t Sp lty SANITARY ICE CREAM 8: MILK COMPANY, Inc. 701 West State Street. Both Phone. 919 FIRST NATIONAL BANK 0 CAPITAL 1 1 SURPLUS UNDIVIDED PRoF1TS 3400.000 MEMBER OF FEDERAL RESERVE BANK A 1 Msg ff 5 E r i E l REASON 4 SMOOTH COCKING flYou don't have to open an Ithaca across your knee or break your wrists to cock it. flThere is no hard kink, a flip of the barrels Will open and cock an Ithaca. 1lIthaca hammers are made with a long toe which gives a good cocking leverage. We use no cocking cranks, side levers or push rods but lift hammer direct When gun is opened. 1lCatalog FREE - double hammerless guns 324.00 up- single trap guns 385.00 up. ITHACA GUN CO. Ithaca, - A - - - N. Y. L 542 'TXWV 'ii' A ,, In S Q' B a , Y' High Grade Work at Reasonable Prices 126 East State St. Ithaca, N. Y. Brighten Up America ---W1TH--- B SHERWIN-WILLIAMS Paints and Varnishesg Cover More Surface, Look Best, Most Economical Wall ' Paper, Brushes, and All Decorating Materials Ithaca Paint 81 Wall Paper Co. 309 E. State St. RALPH W. DICKINSON, Mgr. Both Phones ENLARGED EDITION S Songs of Cornell. Word!! by Wilmot' Moses Smith, '74 and HrcbibalckCrosvozll moths, '72' e- s 4 sp.- , Jes-5:1114 23 1 viii?-:3-gelzifj 1, Far a-bove Cayi- u - ga's, wa- ters, With its waves of blue, 2. Far a-bove the bus - y hum-ming O! the bust-ling town, gi gigs 53:6-fi F Ewa wr bfi s X-: ! .1 1 1: !r ' 1... PI: X -1 :7,j-lg-:-1-1-+- -W' ? ,:,VfTm-efaf r .L -1 ' if -if Qs , Wg . E F F. --N-t.I'.i-F S A . we ,S - 4, ,lata . -4 za at ,ev 1. ,tee Stands our no - ble 41- ma Ma- ter, Glo - ri-ous to view. Beaxied a-gainsls the aroh of 1 heav-en, Looks she proud-ly down. Y' ,J - , ig pl- J'i'r erg. gg. 514 5 jE wget-rr reefs: 'for tru-1 .f 1 er ii :firing-11 eg 334 gig, ea ee 'f +1 M is E g-DIE ,E tr 1-I1-Ia-?'I Melody usd by permlulon oI1'ho Olive? Dillon Co.. owners of the Copyrlght. A11 the Masque Scores, Stunt Songs, Victor Records and everything in a Musical Line at - LENT'S MUSIC STORE, 122 North Aurora Sreet 50 WELL-DRILLING MACHINERY AND TOOLS PORTABLE OR STATIONARY, V WITH OR WITHOUT POWER, FOR DRILLING WELLS TOANY DEPTH, FOR ANY PURPOSE Manufactured by - WILLIAMS BROTHERS State, Corn and Seneca Streets Ithaca, New York . - , H, ,,I.,,:a.,.. . ,..,, I.- . , , 1 YoU CAN'T EAT ---1N--- i oUR KITCHENi Food Home-Cooked Like Mother's Was Makes You at Home In Our Dining Room Yours Fo A Squar A l Deal and Meal 407 Eddy Street MABEL M. BARNED P p THERE'S a heap of satisfaction in knowing the clothes are clean, but there iseven greater satisfaction after having our gar- ments cleaned, dyed or pressed at J. C. DURFEY'S Cleaning and Dying Works 409 VV. State Street Both Phones Try the For Your R90 SUIIIIIIGI' fblltfittilflg S ll to the theater or dance Ca at THE QUALITY SHOP P - R bl The home of the Hart Schaffner dz Marx mes easona e Fashion Park a Clothcraft Clothes Service Guaranteed Complete Showing of Sport Coats, White Flannel and Serge trousers, shirts, . . hosiery, underwear, etc. Bzuley Garage Co. E. B. BAXTER 216 S. Cayuga St. . One price to all, satisfaction guaranteed Bell 921 J Ithaca 210-Y 150 E. State St., Ithaca, N. Y. -D-1 YoRK LIFE N RA CE eo. DARWIN P. KINGSLEY, President Seventy-Second Year of Business During the year 1916 127,215 persons bought policies . with The New York Life Insurance Company THIS IS ROUGHLY TWENTY TIMES THE TOTAL NUMBER OF STUDENTS REGISTERED IN CORNELL UNIVERSITY The total number of persons insured with TheCNeW York Life Insurance Company, Jan. 1, 1917 was 1,228,601 THIS IS ROUGHLY TWO BHUNDRED TIMES THE TOTAL NUMBER OF STUDENTS REGISTERED IN CORNELL UNIVERSITY The total amount of insurance in force jan. lst. 1917 was S2,511,60'7,274 During the past, fifteen years, OVER 752, 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, 704 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, WRITE DR C I-I Agent 121 Catherine Street Q s o 9 9 i. , BOTH PHONES ITHACA, N. Y. Va caii on Workfor S iudenis Pleasant Pro Jiiable Permanent positions on Salary basis to several who are or become thoroughly qualified. For full information address, F. A. Owen Publishing Co. 1914 Fisher Bldg. CHICAGO DANSVILLE, N. Y. PUBLISHERS OF: Normal Instructor Primary Plans, B1 50 per year. Practical Methods, Aids and Devices, 2 Volumes, s6.5o FOR TEACHERS The Junior Instructor, 2 Volumes 356.50 FOR CHILDREN C