Cornell University - Cornellian Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

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BEEBE LAKE AND BOAT HOUSE P11010 'fl' WWC 1 1 1 2 v L , fw'-, J . ,, T iw... ,.m,:q.fi:.:1-i- .,,...........,..--...12..h.LY-f,t.-Q:---- - --M ffl-3 9 ' W' 'f 1 --T'frlzggz.-,:L:.Lf::4v41,3f+-N--f -- - ll I APPROACH 'ro SWINGING BRIDGEH-FALL CREEK Gomes PWD Y WWE E I I , M., 4 -M . ,L VI 9 IB - 'Wi . 'sly l .,-5-1 W3 FALL CREEK GORGE PMG 'JY J' P- 'WHY , CLI ity G FACULTY OF COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE f 1 1 DEAN ALBERT RUSSELL MANN 9 I8 BI'lSt0XV Adams AB H E Babcock PhB W C Baker BSA Publzczztzons Farm Buy ea,'u,S Drawnm Absent on Leave I 4 B k AB PhD J H Barron BSA NI F B'-Lrrus AB PhD E E P21131 leg readme Farm Crops Plant Pathology ,M Mi, A C Beal MS PhD E W Benjamm MS PhD John Bentley Jr BS MF Florwulture Poultry Husbandry Forestry I 34 I9 Q I8 .51 I 5 . ,. 'fig-M, '.l ,z'1-3 ,. Lai .f of w Q, g.51gEjj'fg-526, -4 Cornelius Betten, A.M., Ph.D. Miriam Birdseye, A.B. J. A. Bizzell, M.S,, Ph.D. . Secretary and Rewslfar H omg Economics Soil Technology . F, M, Blodgett, Ph.D. C. A. Boutelle J. C. Bradley, M.S., Ph.D. Plant Pathology Animal Husbandry Systematic Entomology ' H. O. Buckman, M.S.A., Ph.D. M. C. Burritt, B.S.A., M.S.A. G. W. Cavanaugh, B.S. - Soil Technology Farm Bureaus Agricultural Chemistry - I 1 I - - - - - - 35 I9 I8 B. A. Chandler. B.S.. Ms. W. H, Chandler, Ms., Ph.D. G. H. CoI1ingwood,B.S. F0T'6S'57'Il Pomotogy Forestry , V Mrs. A. B. Comstock, B.S. J. H. Comstock, B.S. C. R. Crosby, A.B. Ll Nature Study Entomology Emeritus Entomology Absent on Leave l. r rr D. J. Crosby, B.S., M.S. L. J. Cross, A.B., Ph.D. R. W. Curtis, B.S.A., lVI.S.A. Extension Agricultural Chemistry Lflfbdsvflpe AT! 55 'A -'E ?' H- - --- - f ----:nz 36 Pier: Kill .X A L ' F, .7 .. ...-. . ..--T A ,- Psi ..-,. ...riww Y , . - ....- ....-.-.. !?z.J.....--:-la.--7--i-..M.,,i' y,,,f, - if --- f-Y?-M - --- ---. V W . 4 , ' I' il i .I A A- E. G. Davis, B.S. A. J. Eames, A.M., Ph.D. G. C. Embody, M.S,. Ph.D Lmzzlscape Art Botany Ay,-iwlm,-1, R. A. Emerson, B.Sc., D.Sc. G. A. Everett, A.B., LLB. E. O. Fippin, B.S.A. - Plant Breeding Extension Sail Technology W. W. Fisk, B.S.A., M.S,A. H. M. Fitzpatrick, A.B., Ph.D. , Royal Gilkey, B.S.A. Dairy Industry Plan! Pathology Exfension Teaching - Y. .-. . - - 39... -..-. .-. I 9 I8 C. T. Gregory, B SKA., PILD, F. L. Grhiin, B.S., M.S.A. E. S. Guthrie, M.S,A., Ph.D. play Pathology Rural Education Dairy Industry .1 ,-Q.:-:FS +12 - ' . .-ii:-J 5-453 ' ffyfs-1- : 'ff'1 . T-ff Nia,-:'b ' ?-Afs'f?! X g ,- wg- 4 1 .1 WY , xx . ' XNS 4819 N J: 'Ht '- alexa? M if-Li 2..- M. W. Harper, B.Sc., M.S. Miss B. E. Hazard, A.B., A.M, G. W. Herrick, B.S.A. Animal Husbandry Home Economics Entomology L. R. Hesler, A.B., Ph.D. H. A. Hopper, B.S.A., M.S. R. S. Hosmer, B.S.A., M.F Plan! Pf1ih0l0U1l Animal Husbandry Forestry l .. . . .... 538 lg 19:1---.W -f--2-mffz.- L1f.q:--.1:-.ff Q- .. .,L,fL-.LL5,,..,X4.gU,f6. .M ,Q . 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Rankin, A.B,, Ph.D. A- B- Reclmgd' A-B-1 M-FV Entomology Plant Paihology Fmeslry Absent on Leave 40 I9 Q ' I8 r Donald Reddick A.B. 131-AID. R. W. Rees, A.B., B.S.A. F. E.. Rice, A.B., Ph.D. Plant Pdtlmlomj Pgmglggy Agrwullural Chemzslry , V13 Y I I J. E. Rice, B.S.A Poultry Husbandry H. W. Riley, M.E. Rural Engineering Absent on Leave W. A. Riley, B.S., Ph.D Entomology n H B. B. Robb, B.S.A., M.S.A. Montgomery Rebinscn, B.Litt,,, B.S. Flora Rose, B.S., M.A Rural Erzgvlneering Extension Teachifly Home Economics 41 I9 G IB r H. E. Ross, B.S.A., M.S.A. C. H. .Royce-1, B.S., M.S. E. S. Savage, M.S.A., Ph.D. Dairy Industry Animal Husblmdfy Animal Husbandry Absent on Leave J. R. Schramm, A.B., Ph.D. G. P. Scoville, B.S.A. L. W. Sharp, B.S., Ph.D. Botany Farm Management Botany 5 1 5' 4. .V f gl df! A .1 f v sf 2,5 , . a f I 45 . 1 ' X 4 S. N. Spring, A.B., M.F. V. B. Stewart, A.B., Ph.D. W. A. Stocking, Jr., B.S.A., M.S.A Forestry Plant Pathology Dairy Industry Absent on Leave I 42 1 1. -I Fl 1 11 -5 L 7 X I! 1 W J L Stone BAgr H C Troy BSA D M Tuttle AB BSA Farm Practzce Davy ITLCZUSUU Rural Ezlucalzon Martha Van Rensselaer AB M1-ss A I Warner G F Warren Jr M SA PhD H 077719 ECORUWHCS Home Economzcs Farm Management I W W Warsaw B.S. in All R. W. Wheeler BS. H. H. Whetzel A.B, A.M. Sozl Technology Extension Teaching Plant Pathology 43 2 M,,.E,n ,WW ,,,, Vl.,,,,,,-,.,,..... W... L9Q.:jsf'.,,,:...---... - . . -.... .. ,L .. . Aww I , l9 'N A I I ? Fifi? Q 1 if , A-, ,-,.,Y,, .,,-.....,.. .,.,..f-, x Q.. I--A...-..-...,. , Y, , A ,, ,... . . -..V A. . -.-- .4 YE ji ..: - - -.-A-.LH mauulnr. V v- ,,, XX- I 'XJ E. A, White, BS. K. M. Wiegand, BS.. Ph.D. J. K. Wilson, B.S., Ph.D. Floriculture Bolany Soil Technology W. M.Wi1son, NLD. H. H. Wing, B.S.A., M.S.A. G. A. Works. NI.S.A., Ph.B Meteorology Animal Husbandry Rural Education Mrs. H. B. Young, B.Arch. Home Economics 1 -i.,.--..-..--. ...... . L...A-.-.-.-www-. -..,....-,-,,,.-...,,. mn, n, E 44 ------H Q' FACULTY OF COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE DEAN CLARENCE AUGUSTINE NIARTIN --v -. ,--,.......i... 45 T535 .::..-,-m... .1f--.-. my B NQXXS:-?77' . M f B H -ee e-we O. M. BTBJIHQI' L. B. Burnham, M.S. G. R. Chamberlain, M.E. Drawing and Painting Design Freehand Drawing H- S- GUUSGII,-A.B., B.P. E. V. Meeks, A.B., A.D.G. Christian Midjo DTIWJWU Design Freehand Drawing i A. C. Phelps, B.S., M.Arch. Shepherd Stevens, BS., A.D.G. George Young, Jr., B.Arch A'rchitectu7e Design Theory of Construction Absent on Leave Ti i '- . lu, ,. .- AZ-. -.. ,. . . Q- , - L.,,, , , W,-B Q 46 1 r --- - Q FACULTY OF COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES W f DEAN FRANK T HILLY 9 I8 J, Q, Adams, Jr., A,M,, Ph,D, Ernest Albee, A.B., Ph.D. A. A. Allen, AAI., Ph.D. Engligly, Philosophy Ornithology, C'hemislry Absent on Leave Archaeology R. P. Anderson, A.B., Ph.D. E. P. Andrews, A.B. G. F. Atkinson, Ph.B. Botany A 32- . 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Tanner, B.S., Ph.D. E, B. Titchener. 1 English lllrltlzematics Ph.D., LL.D., D.Sc., Litt.D. Psychology :E ,, l! K I l 1 'I l I 4, nf l l l 'J I 1 l ,ff ' ll .fl 4' - ' l . V l J. E. Trevor, A.lXI., Ph.D. C. NI. Tyler, All., D.D. A. P, Usher, ALI., Ph,D. Thermozlynamics Philosophy, Emeritus Economics ll l ll l ' 1 l l 1 .H l i l ll L, H. P. Weld, Ph.D., Ph.B. W. F. Willcox, Ph,D., LL.D, H- 3, Williams, Ph,B,, PILD. Psychology Economics and Statistics Ggglgyyv Emeritus ,,-,H J .J A V .J W N-.-J.,,-.-..,..,.H..,.,.-.-W 5 7 9 G IB J. A.WinanS, A.M., LLB. A. H. Wright, AM., Ph.D. A- 5- Young, Ph-B-1 Ph-D public Speaking Zaology 4-cmomws amlFznance Absent on Leave ' C. V. P. Young, A.B. Physical Education 1' X. 4' ' ' P' - '11 fa , 4 1 'nw pl-A fy- qfgul A - - nv-L4 .ggg T- - f we fd, b A . . ,' , xx - Affy-2-1 . , 'M--,lr - '-T'v li' E Ji. 4' .I k 3: xx' '1 'X f ' f f-. lf. 35' . ix' V, .fi , I Y .. 1 ' w V , 1 f' eg 1 ' f - XQQ '-.IL 34' . 'X .- I S if 5 ' x ' ' 'ff . X -:Muzi wx A. 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Mechanics and H ydmul-ics, Emeritus W- L. Cornwell, C-E ,' , L H. S. Jacob , C.E, Railrnarl E1z,g1fnee1'i1L11 2i,gZ5e,? ' Bridge Engizeering L. A. La.wrence, B.S. V O. M. Le1and,B.S. Surveying Geodesy and Astronomy Absent on Leave N. A. P. Mills, B.S., M.S. Alaterials B , i 60 H. N. Ogden, C.E. J. T. Parson M. A. Pond, Ph.B Sanitary E7Lgi7l6B7'i71g Drawing Civil Eybgmeering E. W. Rettger, AB., Ph.D. EEW- Schofijff I?-Sw lib-D' F. J. Seery, Bs. Applied Mechanics Ipenmema ydmuws Civil Engineering Absent on Leave ' K. B. Turner, CHE., M.C.E.' P. H. Underwood, C.E. C. L. Walker, C.E. Hydraulics Typography and Geodesy , SdH.7'idT1l Engineering G1 T y-mv, M WM ,VIQV WHQWM Mm, g-N...q.,-,J-2. -M ,WA,b,,,,,,,M M ,w,,M,,W4A,,,, , W,,v-,,,s,,.-,,u .,., , - M... ,lg Ei ii J 4 3 I . I 1 fi 3 ! i I s GJ I K w 4 L J - ' Q - BOARDMAN HALL , ml Ef,1q-- f :G-gpqgggfsqkga--.ma-15.-.1wa.g ,gglrgi-1-faz:-fxr1vu:-au:1:fi34-:-'f4-v'--2:43711-:nf-4-L1f'f?'2fi3C f f Y 'ST-I--f ' v A' ' 7 f 1 - ' ' V f A'gW59 ':3-'9 ii S B 'P I ... Q FA CULTY OF L COLLEGE OF LA W 4 DEAN EDWIN HAMLIN WOODRUFF 9 9 is G- G- BOW? A-Bw UMBA C. K. Burdick, A,B., LLB . ' aw Law Y Absent on Leave , H. W. Edgerton, A.B., LL.B. Law A O. L. McC'aski1l, Ph.B., J.U,D. C. T. Stagg, LL.B. Law Lrzw Secretary of the College 64 . , .. Q ITHACA FACULTY OF MEDICA L COLLEGE DEAN WILLIAM NIECKLENBURG POLK - ----- f ' Isl? ' I9 l8 V Z r - o - LF 1 W . . I , F 1 I Nlelvin Dresbach, NLS., BLD. ' - Physiology I S. H. Gage, BS. H zstalogy and Embryology. Emeritus A. T. Kerr, B.S.,- M.D. Anatomy Secretary of Ithaca Division I i i , I B. F. Kingsbury, NLD., Ph.D. n Histology mul Embryology, Sutherland Simpson, D.Sc., F.R.S.E. Physiolony , J. B. Sumner, A.M., Ph.D. Biochemistry 5 V I ! 66 I9 Q I8 FACULTY OF SIBLEY COLIJEGE ACTING DEAN DEXTER SIMPSON KIMBALL ' 55,-gil:-xg IQ i' P-L ,. M iii-fifli, I - -- e 4 -- TQ if-W gt: -Q- S 1 C. D. Albert, C H Berry M E. zkfachine Design W. N. Barnqrd, 150w5rEngin'eeriQLg Absent on Leave Power Engmeermg N Absent on Leave R. C. Carpenter, MS., LL.D. Herman Diederichs, ME. Efcperimenlal Eligizieeriny, Emeritus Experimental Engineering F- O' Euenwf-'Odf A-B V- R- Gage, ME., M-ME. S. S. Garrett, C.E. Experimeriial Engineering Megllanigg Absent on Leave G8 Power Engineerizig Absent on Leave ,il- J Q zz.,-ffliia' VM- 3. , ' ' .I if A ' .WX VQQI . 57 e A. M. Gray, B.S., E.E. Electrical Engineering 9' G ' ' 'IB C. W. Harq. B.M.E4. M.E. L. D. Hayes, B.S., ME. 1Wacl11n,c Design Blaclzilze Design Absent on Leave Vladimir Karapetoff, CE., M.M.E Electrical E'1Lgineering Rf, A. LCG, NLE., BIBLE. G, R, NICDerm0tf, W-7UfC71'1'W6 De-Siflfl Structural Design Absent on Leave Robertson Matthews, ME. Power Engineering C. A. Peirce, A.B., ME. J, G. Pertsch, Jr., M0071-ing Design, Electrical Engineerzng Absent on Leave 7, 1 69' J. F. Putnam, DLE. Elecfrical Enghzeeriug I9 I8 f i , I fi' .A,. 9 59' :535EE:..a.. ' W. M. Sawdon, BS., M,M.E. G, 15, Upton, M132, M,M,13, A. E. Wells M'echfmical Engineering Experim,e'rzlul Engmem-ing llffachinc Constructiorz 1 ' , 1 1 l V X ,L 5 E. H. Wood, ME.. M.M.F. I ,Mecha nies ,I 2 f Q Q i i F I i i I I ing. 1, , -, , 70 I9 Q I8 V, 1 FACULTY OF I VE TERINA E Y COLLEGE I u DEAN V ERANUS AIJVA MOORE - i 1 11 gnnurazma 7 ii ri I i si 11 V! li J ii it U 11 i il I ,i I i '1 i i i ii J. ii i ii ,. F i 51 E i Fi if 11 ii 14 5 E3 fi Ei xi if IE fi 525-'ir -w 4. ,f ,,fgKi xv., ,ff--Z Y ., ...-.. ,..-,, ,YW 9 o ,- A., ' , 24 ., A 5' hff i ii ' 93223.11 , 'E--1 --21.4542-,-....:.-wg - Q.. ' .-new ' Q-. :-. .iizvmzazzz-:Q . HWY ASYHUS R. R.Birch,Ph.D., D.V.M, s. H. Burnett. Ms., Dxm. F . arrzery Experimental Station Comparative Pathology Absent on Leave -s:1:-:1:sE2E12:yv j-. 'vEr2fEr:r1s.f:-if . ,M-' 31.- I f.. . 1:e1e:e-':f:e:1:asa- -P' ---f- 1 ' Nfl Jw i -.f 4-...Q-1-ng-1-1-in ' ' ' .. . -.1.11:1:::r-343553: 13. Z, , -J sr V -mfN'2 :- 4- Y, S A s 3 ff f Q M '-J 4 if A a z X- Y, 1 I p ,f -. -'1-: .-:-: ' 1- - - Q:-1-rf:-:-am: .. .,., W,f1...... .f....M,..f-.+. P. A. Fish, D.Sc., D.V.M. J.,N. 'FTDNA D.V.N. C. E. Hayden, A.B.. D.V,M. Veterinary Physiology Teteflflilfll Su7flf3T1l Veterinary Plzysioiugy D G. S. Hopkins, D.Sc,, D.V.M. F. F. Koenig, D.V,M. James Law, F,R.C,V,S. Veterinary Analomy ' Veterinary Jlellicine Veterinary Ziledicine, Emeritus , :,,,::-.,...?......-ii......-.--.,--,,.,..:,-?, , 4 72 'RS I. i si if i L ii ii ii Ti ii if 2-N i in ii 13 U ii H it ii 'H il gi Mi ,i r 'LD dm '1 - sf - -.8 H. J. Milks, D.V.M. E4 M- PiCliQl1S, D-.V.S., A.M. f Earl Sunclerville, D.V.M. r Therapeutirs DWUVLUSIS Veterinary Anatomy l D. H. Udall, B.S.A., D.Y.M. W. L. Williams Veterinary 111 edicizw Velcrinary Surgery 73 9 I8 OFFICERS OF ADM! ISTRA TIO5 F I 1 E. L. Williams C. D. Bostwick D. F: Hoy Comptroller Treasurer Regzstmr A Nw. F 1? ffw'-1 - '13 fx f: ,.: -1 . ,nm ,. ., x .,,,W -. main x uf . f-. 2 fy: --4.-Nb I Q J wx X 5, Q 6 . fs K X K2 J K 1 X Q , f A I X f - ' . 1 f :a,..z-:Irs-. . ug-. -Q. ,. ,. F y '?r-rp - 1 Mqfhasv - - 4 5 , H Nm f.-',-,-A. Q5-agamv ., e -. -:-:' .f5'f' .. .X '41??Wf4- v - fu.:-N21 H X , ,f .. .- -' - M-, ' 'Fil- -'f T- Y fx A 39' A-1? 'osieffxwif-Q nh fi SSR: ,ae HQ, , . ,,...,...,.,k..-,,.. , 9. ..,x Q,,,.,.... ,.w.53?..qi--F Qgqgy. 2ewfQ11s.fdg,-.Lx -QA.: :V 'aiirff -1-f .-w ze-.. '. f'L:.-:ve-,.,1-35:13 Ea- wx VVoodf9rd Patterson W, H, Austen '55U7'6'lU7'!l Librarian l 1 74 .......--1- xx- -- Instructors CHARLES PAUL ALEXANDER, B. S., Natural History WILLIAM COOK ANDRAE, NIE., Machine Defign ALBERT LEROY ANDREWS, A.NI., Ph.D., German and Scandinavian I ' FREDERICK WILLIAM ARMERUSTER, Machine Defign HARRY V. ATKINSON, NI.Sc., Phyyiology RUTH V. ATKINSON, Phyfieal Education LELAND LEAVITT ATWOOD, A.B., Romance Languages WINFRED ENOS AYERS, Dairy Extenfion HAROLD CAPERON BAILEY, NLD., Obftetric: BENJAMIN STOCKWELL BARRINGER, B.S., NLD., Surgery U DAVID NYE BARROWS, Surgery GEORGE FRANCIS BASON, B.E., NIE., Electrical Engineering HUBERT EUGENE BAXTER, B.AI'ch., Architecture. Absent on leave ALBERT REIFF BECHTEL, B.S., A.NI., Botany FRED BEHRENDS, Rural Engineering WILLIAM EDWARD BEITZ, C.E., Civil Engineering HAZEL BUELL BENNETT, B.S., Rural Engineering JOHN PHINNEAS BENSON, B.S., Botany ARTHUR NIERLE BESEMER, E.S., Dairy Incluftry ROBERT BIER, Vegetable Gardening RALPH EMMERSON BITNER, B.S., NLS., Phyficf JOSEPH CARL BOOK, ChemE., ChK'l'l'Li.S'If7'37 AARON BODANSKY, Biocheiniftry EDWIN GARRIGUES BORING, NIE., NI.A., Ph.D., Pxychology JESSIE AUSTIN BOYS, B.S., Home Econoniicf EDITH FLEMMING BRADFORD, B.S., Home Economic: LOUIS JACQUELIN BRADFORD, B.S., Machine Design JESSE FRANKLIN BRADLEY, A.B., Englifh JAMES MARSHALL BRANNON, B.A., A.NI., Botany 75 'Gi I8 INSTRUCTORS SARAH LUCILE BREWER, B.S., Home Eeonomicf JOHN HALLOCK BROMLEY, B.S., Soil Technology HAROLD WARNER BROWN, BS., Nl.Nl.E., Electrical Engineering WALTER H. BRUNDAGE, NLD., Medieine v KENNETH BULKLEY, NLD., Surgery. Absent On leave. MURRAY WRIGHT BUNDY, A.B., A.M., Englifh FRANK PORES BUSSELL, B.A., Plant Breeding CLAYTON JOSEPH BUTTERY, A.B., A.NI., Romance Languagef ELLEN BRAINARD CANFIELD, Physical Education HELEN CANON, Home Economicf CHARLES WILTON CARPENTER, D.V.M., Olrxtezric: ROBERT FRANKLIN CHAMBERLAIN, NLE., Electrical Engineering ROBERT CHAMBERS, JR., NLD., Anatomy WALLACE LARKIN CHANDLER, Entomology C. O. CHENEY, Medicine CHARLES CHUPP, A.B., Ph.D., Plant Pathology ARTHUR HUTCHINS CILLEY, NLD., Surgery CHARLES PARSONS CLARK, BS., Farm Management ' HAROLD HOWARD CLARK, NLE., Machine Defign ROY EDWARDS CLARK, NLE., Power Engineering PETER WALTER CLAASSEN, AB., A.M., NaturalHiJto1'y ARTHUR FERNANDEZ COCA, NLD., Immunology FRANK COLUCCI, Romance Languagef. Absent on leave. WALTER RODNEY CORNELL, B.S., Mechanicf. Absent on leave WILLIAM THOMAS CRAIG, Planzf Breeding ' CARL CRANDALL, C.E., Civil Engineering BLIN SILL CUSHMAN, B.S., Experimental Engineering KARL Nl. DALLENBACH, A.Nl., Ph.D., Pfychology ARCHIEABYRON DANN, B.S., Poultry Husbandry in xi If l 76 INSTRUCTORS HENRY KENNEDY DAVIS, A.B., Anatomy HUGO N. DIEDERICHS, Machine Design GERTRUDE ELIZABETH DOUGLAS, A.M., Ph.D., Botany EDWARD HENRY DUSHAM, A.B., B.S., Biology GEORGE CLAYTON DUTTON, Extension Division OLIVER WESLEY DYNES, B.S., M.S.A., Farm Crops CARY EGGLESTON, M.D., Pharmacology ROBERT DRANE ELLIOT, BQS., Electrical Engineering ELLSWORTH DAVID ELSTON, A.M., Physical Geography LAWRENCE ERICKSQN, B.A., Botany ARCHIBALD MORTIMER ERSKINE, B.Chem., Chemistry MARSHALL EVARTS FARNHAM, B.S., Floricultitre LILLIAN KUTRA POND FARRAR, Clinical Snrgery WALTON ISAAC FISHER, Plant Breeding JOHN EDWARD. FOGLESONG, B.A., M.A., Chemistry ALLAN CAMERON FRASER, BS., Plant Breeding MEYER GRUPP GABA, B.S., M.S., Ph.D., Mathematics DEAN LA FEVER GAMBLE, B.S., Zoology ENOCH FRANCIS GARNER, MF., .Machine Design CLARA LOUISE GARRETT, Drawing ' HARVEY E. GAYMAN, BS., Rural Education FREDERICK RAYMOND GEORGIA, B.Chem. Chemistry. Absent on leave JAMES BELDEN GERE, M.D., Nenro-Pathology FRANK E. GERMANN, A.B., Dr.es.SC., Physics JOHN CARL ARPAD GERSTER, M.D., Operative Surgery. Absent on leave ALLAN H. GILBERT, A.B., Ph.D., English ROY LEWIS GILLETT, B.S., Farm .Management JULIA GLEASON, Home Economics J. H. GLOBUS, B.S., Anatomy 77 X! INSTRUCTORS GUY EVERETT GRANTHAM, A.B., Phyficf CYRIL WALTERS GREENLAND, B.SC., Geology CEDRIC HAY GUISE, B.S., M.F., Foreftry WILLIAM ARTHUR HAGAN, D.V.M., Pathology and Bacteriology EDWIN SLEIGHT HAM, B.S., Animal Hufbandry ANNA JANE HANCY, A.M., Botany EARLE VOLCART HARDENBURG, B.S., M.S.A., Farni Cropf CARLOS ELMER HARRINGTON, Machine Defign MARY FRANCES HENRY, A.B., Horne Economic: GUSTAVE FREDERICK HEUSER, B.S., M.S.A., Poultry Hufbandry ROLAND HURDON HILL, A.B., Biocheniiftry ARTHUR E. HOAG, M.D., Surgery JOSEPH PETER HOGUET, M.D., Surgery LEWIS BENJAMIN HOISINGTON, A.B., Education EDWIN WILSON HOLLADAY, M.D., 'Clinical Surgery ARTHUR LAWRENCE HOLLAND, Clinical Medicine EDWIN FRASER HOPKINS, B.S., ,Plant Pathology EARL BUDD HOPPER, Surgery HOMER JAMES HOTCHKISS, A.M., M.M.E., Mechanicf SARAH BUCHANAN HUPF, Home Econoniicf MARTIN COLLINS HUGHES, B.S., Electrical Engineering ANNA ELIZABETH HUNN, B.S., Horne Eeonoiniex LEWIS MERWIN HURD, Poultry Huxbanclry SHURLY RUSSELL IRISH, Machine Defign HENRY WIRT JACKSON, M.D., Clinical Pathology HOWARD CAMPBELL JACKSON, B.S., Dairy STEWART DEMMING JACKSON, A.B., Cherniftry HAROLD S. JECK, M.D., Surgery NANCY JENISON, M.D., Meelicine 78 -' N! IE INSTRUCTORS JAMES RUSSELL JENNESS, S.B., Phyficf JOHN BERRY JOYCE, B.S., Electrical Engineering FRANCES REMMINGTON KELLEY, B.A., Home Economicf ALBERT SCOTT KENERSON, B.S., M.S.A., Vegetable Gardening CLARENCE HAMILTON KENNEDY, A.B., A.M., Limnology LESTERSPRUCE KENNELL, A.B., M.A., Romance Language: JAMES H. KENYON, M.D., Clinical Surgery HUGH MCMILLAN KINGERY, B.A,, M.A., 'Hiftology and Embryology HARRY HAZELTON KNIGHT, B.S., Entomology HARRY E. KNOWLTON, BS., Botany WALTER GERNET KRUM, Poultry Hufbandry L'ESLIE VERNE LACY, B.ArCh., Architecture MORTIMER DEMAREST LEONARD, B.S., Entomology ELMO HAMILTON LOTT, B.S., B.S.A., Extenfion Service CHAUNCEY RUTHVEN MCANLIS, B.S., CE., Civil Engineering GEORGE BIRMINGHAM MCAULIFFE, A.B',, M.D., Surgery JOSEPH VANCE MCKELVEY, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Mathematief. Absent on leave ASA EMANUEL MCKINNEY, AB., A.M., Agricultural Chemistry NANCY HILL MCNEAL, Ph.B., Home Economicf PERCY GEORGE MCVETTY, M.E., Engineering Refearch. Absent on leave. WILLIAM GAREIELD MALLORY, A.B., A.M., Phyficf DEVOE MEADE, B.S., Animal Hufbandry EDWARD MILTMORE, M.D., Medicine LUA ALICE MINNS, BS., Floriculture EDWARD GARDNER MISNER, B.S., Farm Management ALBERTUS ADAIR MOORE, M.D., Ohftetric: RICHARD ALAN MORDOFE, B.S.A., Meteorology WILLIAM EMERSON MORDOFF, ME., Machine Defign CHARLES V. MORRILL, M.D., Anatomy 79 I9 -' L8 INSTRUCTORS RALPH SYLVANUS MOSELEY, Ponltry Hnfbandry WINIFRED MOSES, B.S., Home Economic: WALTER CONRAD NLUENCHER, A.B., NLA., Botany CARLETON CHASE NIURDOCK, B.S., A.NL, Pliyfief WILLIAM IRVING NIYERS, B.S., Farm Management CHARLES HALPIN NAMMACK, NLD., Medicine. Absent on leave RALPH SIMPSON NANZ, B.S., Botany CHARLES VERNON NOBLE, B.S., Farm Management CLARIBEL NYE, B.S., Home Econoniicf CLARENCE P. OBENDORF, NLD., Medicine EMIL OSTERBERG, Cliemixtry E. RICHARD PAGE, B.S., Electrical Engineering ERNEST TROWBRIDGE PAINE, A.NL, Pliilofophy C GEORGE NICHOLAS PAPANICOLAON, Ph.D., NLD., Anatomy HAROLD ENSIGN PARDEE, NLD., Medicine. Absent On leave. GILBERT WARREN PECK, B.S., Pomology HAROLD CHARLES PERKINS, NLE., Mechanic: JOHN E. PERRY, Railroad Engineering GEORGE ROBINSON PHIPPS, B.S., Extenfion Service HAROLD DEANE PHILLIPS, A.B., B.S.A., Rnral Economy HOWARD A. PIDGEON, B.S.S., NLS.S., Pltyfics , HAROLD F. PIERCE, A.B., Pliyfiology RAY LEWIS QUICK, NLE., Experimental Engineering JOHN HAROLD RICHARDS, M.D., Medicine T LAWRENCE RICHARDSON, NLE., Experimental Engineering' ARTHUR JOHN RIDER, BS., NLS., Cliemiftry RALPH CHAPMAN RODGERS, A.NL, NLE., Phyficf FRED STILLMAN RODGERS, B.S., NLE., Machine Defign BERNARD SAMUELS, M.D., Snrgery --- ---- YY - 7 --Al 80 .. L--- . L-- INSTRUCTORS JOHN CHRISTOPHER SCHELLENG, A.B., Pliyficf PAUL BERWIG SCHUMM, B.S., M. in L.D., Landscape Art HANS JORGEN SCHWARTZ, M.D., Clinical Medicine MILDRED SEVERANCE, A.B., Pliyficf ALBERT RAY SHADLE, B.A., M.A., Zoology WILLIAM SHANNON, A.B., M.D., Medicine MONTGOMERY HUNT SICARD, B.S., M.D., Therapeuticf. Absent On'-leave. LOUIS LAZARUS SILVERMAN, A.M., Ph.D., Matheinaticf. Absent on leave EDWINA MARIA SMILEY, B.A., Plant Pathology ERNEST EDWARD SMITH, A.B., Phyfic: FREDERICK MILLER SMITH, A.B., Englifh GLADYS ELIZABETH SMITH, B.S., Home Econoniicf WILLIAM LAMSON SOULE, M.D., Anaefthefia. Absent on leave. HARRY VANNESS SPAULDING, M.D., Operative Surgery. Absent On leave. THOMAS FORD STACY, M aehine Design GEORGE PATRICK STOCKER, B.S., Civil Engineering RICHMOND STEPHENS, M.D., Surgery. Absent on leave. RALPH BERRY STEWART, ME., Electrical Engineering RALPH GRIFFITHS STILLMAN, M.D., Medicine. Absent on leave. WILLIAM MALCOLM STOBBS, A.B., Anatoniy JOSEPH M. STEINER, B.S., M.D., Roentgenology ABRAHAM STRACHSTEIN, M.D., Surgery JAMES LEWIS STRAHAN, B.S.A., M.S.A., Rural Engineering CONY STURGIS, AB., Romance Languages GEORGE CORNELL SUPPLEE, B.S., M.S.A., Dairy GEORGE WALTER TAILBY, JR., B.S.A., Superintendent of Live Stock ' FRANK GIRARD TAPPAN, NLE., M.A., Electrical Engineering CLARK LEONARD THAYER, B.Sc., Floricalture ALLEN JOE THOMAS, A.B., LLB., Ph.D., Philofophy '1 r---ze' -3 -ni ' ' ' ,-,K-4-Q 6 I 81 W A L S-u.E.g:,- 1,- 9 I8 , INSTRUCTORS CECIL CALVERT THOMAS, A.B., A.M., Botany CHARLES EDWIN THOMAS, NLE., Experimental Engineering '- ANNA TJOMSLAND, A.B., M.D., Anaefthefia CLINTON RUSSELL TOBEY, Machine Defign g CLARENCE ELLSWORTH TOWNSEND, NLE., Machine Design WILLIAM DAVID TYRRELL, M.D., Medicine LEONARD CHURCH URQUHART, C.E., Civil Engineering BENJAMIN VANCE, M.D., Surgical Pathology GEORGE WONSON VANDEGRIFT, A.M., M.D., Snrgery EMIL CONRAD VOLZ, B.S., Floricnlticre FRANK BURKETT WANN, B.S., Botany WALTER DENSLOW WAY, D.V.M., Medicine H THOMALS 'WHITNEY BENSON WELSH, A.B., Ph.D., Chemiftry. Absent on leave. ANDREW CURTIS WHITE, A.B., Ph.D., Reader in Greek, and Asfiftant Librarian WILLIAM ALONZO WHITING, B.S., Dairy , CASS WARD WHITNEY, B.S., Extenfion Service HERBERT AUGUSTUS WICHELNS, A.B., Pnblic Speaking A ROY GLEN WIGGANS, B.S.A., 'M.S.A., Farm Cropf ALBERT EDMUND WILKINSON, B.S., Vegetable Gardening HARVEY C. WILLIAMSON, NLD., Obstetric: BENJAMIN DUNBAR WILSON, M.S., Ph.D., Soil Technology LUCIUSARTHLTR WAING, B.S., M.D., Clinical Surgery JAMES WORCESTER, NLD., Clinical Surgery. Absent on leave. . GEORGE AUSTIN WORN, Machine Defign V A WILLIAM WESLEY WRIGHT, M.D., Medicine RALPH WALTER WYCKOFF, B.S., Chemiftry BENSAMIN PERCY YOUNG, B.S., Entomology MIGUEL ZAPATA Y TORRES, Romance Language: LOUIS ARTHUR ZIMM, B.S., Plant Pathology WESLEY DANIEL ZINNECKER, Ph.B., German ,P W7 , -gui. .QM . .. L., ..., Ca, Y Y- Y W. Y . -- V 82 O .1 it 'N'1'21'f kr5Q k2- J Q-XA ui' J Q- N, 83 '37-N Q -,vx , iii? fp Q? f 84 ,.. 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Fish. l 1 M H - 1---Y ---ssS---- - -1 .-L-we u sul 88 -... . .41--f 'll LIBRARY DT WILLARD AUSTEN, Librarian Member ofthe American Library Association. Member ofthe Bibliographical Society of America. Fellow, American Library Institute. New York Library Association. BOH. ANDREW CURTIS WHITE, A.B., Ph.D., Amiftant Librarian. A.B., Hamilton 1881, PhD., Cornell, 1884. Member A.L.A. fI1BK GEORGE LINCOLN BURR, A.B., LL.D., Librarian of Prefialent White Library HALLDOR HERMANNSON, Cnrator Icelandic Collection. MARY FOWLER, HS., Curator Petrarch and Dante Colleetionf. ACCESSIONS DIVISION ELIZABETH SAGE INGERSOLL, Superintendent. LILLIAN LELAND, Afsirtant in Aceesxionf Dioifion. HELEN ELIZABETH STEELE, Affiftant in Periodical Library. IVIINERVA AUGUSTA STUBBS, Snperoifor of Perioelicalf. A CATALOGUE DIVISION OLLA REBECCA AYERS, A.B., Snperoifor of Catalog. EMMA ROMELIA SPEED, A.B., Senior Cataloger. STACKS AND DEPARTMENT LIBRARIES GEORGIO DE GRASSI, Superintendent. A LEE HOMAN DANIELS, Affiftant Superintendent. A READERS DIVISION ELIAS ROOT BEADLE WILLIS, A.B., A.lVI., Superintendent. ANNA GREGORY, Senior Afyiftant. STEFANIA TOMPKINS, Axfiftant. DIVISION I .L , ,L . ,Q 'U FELLOW I THE CORNELL FELLOWSHIP FRED MANNING SMITH, A.B., West Virginia, 1917, B.A., Oxford, 1917 ...... . English THE MCGRAW FELLOWSHIP ERIC VAIL HOWELL, C.E., Cornell, 1914 . . . Civil Engineering THE SAGE FELLOWSHIP I HAROLD SIMMONS BOOTH, A.B., Western Reserve, 1915, A.M., Western Reserve, 191.6 ..... . Chemistry THE SCI-IUYLER FELLOWSHIP WARE NAKAHARA, B.S., Tokyo Agricultural College, 1915, A.M., Cornell, 1917 ., . . Invertebrate Zoology and Entomology THE GOLDWIN SMITH FELLOWSHIP NORMAN W. BRILLHART, A.B., University of Oklahoma, 1917 . Geology THE ERASTUS BROOKS FELLOWSHIP GEORGE MERRITT ROBISON, A.B., Cornell, 1916 . . . Mathernaticr THE FELLOWSHIP IN ARCHITECTURE ROY WALLING CHEESMAN, B.Arch., Cornell, 1917 . . . Architecture THE FELLOWSHIP IN ROMANCE LANGUAGES HYMAN CHONON BERKOWITZ, A.B., Cornell, 1917 . . Romance Language: THE FELLOWSHIP IN AGRICULTURE WILLIAM H. WOOD KOMP, B.Sc., Rutgers, 1916, M.Sc., Rutgers, 1917 ...... Agriculture THE FELLOWSHIP IN GERMAN GERHARD BAERG, A.B., Kansas, 1916 .... . German 5 V iii' Hg 90 Sf is THE PRESIDENT WHITE FELLOWSHIP IN POLITICAL AND SOCIAL R SCIENCE 1 CLYDE OLIN FISHER, A.B., Trinity, 1911, , A.M., Columbia, 1916 . . . . . Political anal Social Science THE PRESIDENT WHITE FELLOWSHIP IN MODERN EUROPEAN - HISTORY GEORGE A. HEDGER, A.B., University of Utah, 1906 . . . Hirzfory THE FELLOWSHIP IN GREEK AND LATIN HARRY CAPLAN, B.A., Cornell, 1916, A.M., Cornell, 1917 . . Latin and Greek THE SUSAN LINN SAGE FELLOWSHIPS IN PHILOSOPHY ISIEEDERICK W. A. MILLER, Ph.B., Brown, 19155 M.A., Brown, 1916 Philosophy WILLIAM CURTIS SWABEY, A.B., Leland Stanford, 1915 . . . Philofophy THE SUSAN LINN SAGE FELLOWSHIP IN PSYCHOLOGY JOSEPHINE MIXER GLEASON, A. B., Vassar, 1914 . . . Pfychology THE FELLOWSHIP IN POLITICAL ECONOMY ALEXANDER KNOX RADER, A.B., Kansas, 19153 A.M., Kansas, 1917 ....,, . Political Economy THE JACOB H. SCHIFF FELLOWSHIP IN GERMAN JAMES OWEN KNAUSS, B.A., Lehigh, 19103 A.M., Harvard, 1913 Political Economy 91 9 W T' an J I8 ' 'J liIlllllllllllllltllllllllllhllmlllwlitlllllmmillllnnmummulmmlummmllm In I Under mducfle 3 I I Scholars ' I J T' E ll WMWl!llJ lINllIIllll!JJ4JI'WTAE .TVA I ff A H I Class of 1920 L THE CORNELL SCHOLARSHIPS ' JAMES RAYMOND WADSWORTH ...... Course in Am HARRY ESSLER KROIN ........ Courxe in Arty THE HENRY B. LORD SCHOLARSHIPS A I , MADELINE FAY GILMOUR ....... Courfe in A1-zf A SOPHIE DAZIAN WORMS ....... Courfe in Am' THE MCGRAW SCHOLARSHIPS L HYMAN KLEIN ......... Cowie in Art: SAMUEL FELDMAN ........ Couric' In Arif THE SAGE SCHOLARSHIPS LANSING SOUTHWICK HOSKINS ' .... . Cowie in Law ARTHUR WILLIAM HATCH ....... Conrfe in Arif THE SIBLEY SCHOLARSHIPS SOLOMON SCHWARTZREICH . . . Courfe in Mechanical .Enginezring ' MORRIS BERKOWITZ ........ Comme In Am THE PRESIDENT WHITE SCHOLARSHIPS HILLEL PORITSKY ........ Course in Agriculture - RUSSELL OLIN HOOKER ....... Comme in Am THE HORACE GREELEY SCHOLARSH-IPS L HOWARD BURGESS MALAR ..... . . . Courfe in Am FREDERICK REINHOLD MARTIN UNDRITZ .... Courfe In Agmculzura THE JOHN STANTON GOULD4 SCHOLARSHIPS CHARLES ELIOT RHODES ....... Courfe in Am JOSEPH NEMSER ........ Count' zn Art:-Chfm. THE STEWART L. WOODFORD SCHOLARSHIPS I MARK CYMROT ......... Course in Arif ' SAMUEL ENGEL . . Courfz in Cwzl Engineering 4 J AAAA I A 92 I8 Class of 1921 THE CORNELL SCHOLARSHIPS MORRIS KWIT ........ Course in Agriculture THEODORE LAKE BENNETT ....... Coiwfe in Arts 4 THE HENRY B. LORD SCHOLARSHIPS FREDERICK HENRY LAPE ...... Course in Am-Chem. FRANK HAROLD ELLSWORTH . ...... Coime in An: THE IVICGRAW SCHOLARSHIPS JENO STERN ....... Courfe in Civil Engineering HYMAN ADELSBBRG ........ Course in Am A THE SAGE SCHOLARSHIPS EDWIN ROY SHAVER . . ' ..... Conrfe in Arif-Chem. HERMANN FREDERICK VIEWEG ..... Course in Arty-Chem. THE SIBLEY SCHOLARSHIPS CARL FRITIOF OSTERGREN . . . Course' in Meclianical Enginezring SALVATORE JOSEPH ZAMMATARO .... Conrfe in Civil Engineering THE PRESIDENT WHITE SCHOLARSHIPS A WILLIAM OLIVER STRUNK ....... Gonna in Am LAWRENCE MITCHELL ORTON ...... Course in Am THE HORACE GREELEY SCHOLARSHIP EARL A. PHELAN ........ Course in Art:-Chem. BERNARD LEIFER ......... Conrfe in Arts , THE JOHN STANTON GOULD SCHOLARSHIPS ALICE MARY HOPKINS .....' . . . Comme Am LOUIS TINKLER ......... Course Art: THE STEWART L. WOODFORD SCHOLARSHIPS ANNA MARIE VOGEL ........ Conrsf Arm BLANCHE LAURA BROWN ....... Conrfe Art: ' 1-W it i' ' Tl n :T T.-.....,-1 93 9 'I V7 lllllllllllllllIllllillllllllllllllllillllllllllll 1 roclumle Scholars THE SUSAN LINN SAGE GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS IN PHILOSOPHY MARIE T. COLLINS, B.A., Wellesley, 1913, M.A., Kansas, 1914' EDGAR DE LASKI, A.B., Cornell, 1917 ALBERT TOMFOHRDE, A.B., Rice Institute, 1917 JULIUS COHEN, A.B., Illinois, 1917 MARJORIE S. HARRIS, B.A., Mt. Holyoke, 1913, THE SUSAN LINN SAGE GRADUATE -SCHOLARSHIP IN PSYCHOLOGY PAUL THOMAS YOUNG, A.B., Occidental, 1914, A.M., Princeton, 1915 UNIVERSITY GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS KATHARINE EMILY COCKROFT, A.B., Cornell, 1917 . . . Latin and Greek CLARA MAY HARLAN, A.B., Indiana, 1913, ' A.M., Cornell, 1917 . . . Archaeology and Comparative Phillogy JEAN DALZIEL HoLMEs, A.B., Cornell, 1916 ..... Botany CLARA WHITNEY CRANE, A.B., Radclilf, 1914 . . Englfifh Lols OLIPHANT GIBBONS, A.B., Michigan, 1912, A.M., Pennsylvania, 19111- . . . . . . Hiftory PERCY AUSTIN FRALEIGH, A.B., Cornell, 1917 .... Mathematics FRED WALDORF STEWART, A.B., Cornell, 1916 . . Hifzfology and Embryology N1 MQSILLLL- I ,LL ,HI cci. Lt, I H 94 P QV 1 GOLDWIN SMITH WALK IN WINTER H l 95 BUWERMILK FALLS Photo byfJ.P. 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Y I 4 I' X. W .N fx y fgk y y--1 , ' I ' I Ph K ' ' ' WSI, -U K1'L K Z, U -glial? 1 Wk? KZ ' 'Aff ' .fund A f'mm7 I , 'G , M-- ' - ' i 4 ...f I -.mu 99 A K5 - A- 1 ' BENJAMIN ABORN, 2nd, 'KBen,', Amagansett. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at East Orange High School. Four years at Cornell. CLARENCE FERDINAND ACKERKNECHT, Ask, Johnstown. Arts and Sciences-Medicine. Age, twenty- two. Prepared at Johnstown High School. Four years at Cornell. Sigma Pig Freshman Football Teamg Varsity Football Team 45 Varsity Crew Squad 2, 35 Student Council 45 C.U.C.A. Cabinet 4. JAMES PIERSON ACKERMAN, Ackie, Edmeston. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Edmeston High School. Four years at Cornell. Gamma Eta Gammag Phi Delta Kappa. WILLIAM MATTPIIAS AIERSTOK, Bill, Air, Newark, N. J. Chemistry. ,Age, twenty-Eve. Pre- pared at Barrlnger High School. Four and one-half years at Cornell. - AFREDERICK HENRY ALFKE, General, New York City. Forestry. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Il?TeWi1ti2Clinton High School. Three years at Cornell. Komosg Forestry Clubg RiHe Club, U. S. ava eserve. X REGJNALD HOLCOMB ALLEN, Reg,,' Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. Varsity Basketball Team 3, 45 College Basketball Team 25 Commencement Committee. ' SELDEN PIERSON ALLIS, Macedon. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Mace- don High School. Four years at Cornell. Eta Kappa Nug Tau Beta P1. STANLEY JEWETT ANGELL, Wings, Stan, Mt. Upton. Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Sidney High School. Four years at Cornell. Eleusisg Senior Pledge Commltteeg College Glee Club 2. P 4 1 1 152' ' ifiiaz. .. ,, 21251221 f 5 04 1 f is E L. .s MQQW' 100 -uf 9 I8 ALBERT STUART ANGUS, Stew, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Four years at Cornell. Theta Chi. FREDERICK WILLIAM ARMBRUSTER, JR., Army, Rochester. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- three. Prepared at University of Rochester. Two years at Cornell. Phi Beta Kappa, Instructor of Machine Design. SYDNEY SIU ON AU, Sid, Canton, China. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Cook Academy. Three and one-half years at Cornell. Chinese Students' Club, President 43 Chinese Students' Allianceg Cosmopolitan Club. FRANCIS AUBERT, Mexico City, Mex. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Cascadilla School. Four years' at Cornell. Eta Kappa Nu. JACOB AUGENBLICK, jack, Newark, NJ. Arts and Sciences. Age,twenty. Prepared at Newark Academy. Four years at Cornell. Zeta Beta Tau, Varsity Crew Squad 2, 3, 43 College Crew 23 Freshman Lacrosse Team. Psychological Training Camp. VOLNEY Amos SANFORD AVERY, Ave, Ferrisburg, Vt. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Vergennes High School. Three years at Cornell. NoRIvIANfCI.ARK BABcocK, Butch,,' Hornell. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Hornell High School. Four years at Cornell. Seal and Serpent, Alembic. RUDOLPH JOSEPH BABOR, Babe, New York City. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at DeWitt Clinton High School. Four years at Cornell. Cosmopolitan Club. l .. I -I i 1 101 xi I I3 Q E8 ROLAND HENRY BACON, Chub Rochester Mechanxcal Englneermg Age, twenty two Prepared at East HI h School Four years at Cornell Aleph Samach ulll and Dagger, Varslty Crew 2, 33 Sen1or Pledge CommIttee, Sesomah, Cornell State ScholarshIp AUGUST BADANES, Gus, New York Clty Chemxstry Age, twenty one Prepared at Moms H1gh School Four years at Cornell FAY Cook BAILEY, Canton Arts and Scrences Age, twenty Prepared at Canton Hxgh School. Three years at Cornell FREDERICA EUGENE BAILEY, Hammondsport Law Age, twenty two Prepared at Hammonds- port Hlgh School Three years at Cornell GEORGE CRooK BALDWIN Hrghland Park Ill Agnculture Age, twenty one Prepared at Deer- field Shxelds TOWHShlp Hrgh School Two years at Cornell ERRIE OSTRANDER BANKER, Jerry, Plattsburg Agrrculture Age, twenty two Prepared at Plattsburg HIgh School Four years at Cornell State Scholarsh1p DAVID HOUSER BANKS, St Matthews, S C Electncal Engmeermg Age, twenty two Prepared at Clemson A and M College Two years at Cornell Eta Kappa Nu Tau Beta P1 A I E E MORRIS HARTMANN BARNES, BARNESY, Brooklyn CIv1l Engmeermg Age, twenty one Pre- pared at Eastern Dxstrlct Hlgh School Four years at Cornell College Basketball Team 1 ol- lege Entertalnment Commlttee 1 State Scholarshlps Puhtzer Scholarshlp ' 1 l 102 T l7 ROBERT GILBERT: BARNES, Bob, Douglaston. Mechan' 1 E ' ' ICB ngineerlng. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Flushing High School. Three years at Cornell. JAMES ,lACCiB BARR, Pete, Lancaster, Pa. Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Franklin and Marshall Academy. Four years at Cornell. Sigma Pig Freshman Election Committee, EDMUND SHULTZ at -Shattuck School. Two and one-half years at Cornell. Alpha Tau Onhega. - i pare BARRINGTON, Pittsburg, Pa Arts and Sciences Age twenty three Pre d HAROLD RHODES BASSETT, Dutch, Holyoke, Mass. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Holyoke High School. Four years at Cornell. College Cross Country Team. K JOSEPH ADAM BECKER, Elrnont. Mechanical Engineering, and Arts and Sciences. A ge, twenty. ' Prepared at Newtown High School. Four years at Cornell. The Sibley journal of Engimfzriug Board, Assistant Editor 2, Editor 3, Vice-President 4, President Newtown Club. ,ALAN HENDRIE BEGGS, Al, Glen Ridge, N. I. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Glen Ridge High School. Three years at,Cornell. Phi Kappa Sigma. LEO BEHR, Leo, Brooklyn. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Boys High School. Four years at Cornell. JOHN HENRY BEHRMANN, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-seven. Prepared at Kiel High School, Three years at Cornell. , 73: . '.a2YE3i1:2'W if' .11 af' 'I 17751 K '. . .4-.5s. '..' -20 an 1. 1:39 I 103 r A I I A f K A Qcia NB x A ' X Q Z X K+ W cf Q' X X,-zo 1 ' , L1 11 1 E - JEROME HAROLD BELLER, Jerry, Buffalo. Chemistry. Age, twenty. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Four years at Cornell. - TLEWIS BENEDICT, JR., Bene, Attica. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Kingsley School. Three years at Cornell. Delta Kappa Epsilon, Freshman Baseball Team, Freshman Advisory Com- I mittee. JAMES LEWIS BERSTON, Lew, Yonkers. Chemistry. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Yonkers High School. Four years at Cornell. Sigma Phi Sigma, Alembicg Lieutenant R.O.T.C. 2, Captain 3, Colonel 4. JUAN MANUEL BERTRAN, Bert, Humacao, P. R. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Colegio de San Pablo. Four and one-half years at Cornell. Philosg Cosmopolitan Club. LEONARD BICHWIT, Bick,,' Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences., Age, nineteen. Prepared at Boys High School. Three years at Cornell. Pi Lambda Phi, Phi Beta Kappa, Cercle Francais, Tertulia Estudiantinag University Undergraduate Scholarship, Tuition and State Scholarships. HENRY BICK, JR., Hank, Brooklyn. Law. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Adelphi Academy. Four years at Cornell. Delta Chi, College Tax Committee 2, 4. CARL HATHEWAY Brcos, Alhambra, Cal. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Two years at Cornell. Psi Upsilong Track Squad. WILLIAM ARTHUR BILLINGS, Doc, Rochester. Veterinary. Age, twenty-seven. Prepared at West High School. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Psi. 1 - uns 1 lg 53: A xt 5 1. : .3 ,. 104 9 is l SOL. NATI-TANIEL BLACKBERG, Blackie, Ellenville. Veterinary. Age, twenty. Prepared at Ellen- ville High School. Three years at Cornell. College Cross Country Team 2, 3, 4, Varsity Cross Country Squad 45 Instructor in Veterinary Biological Chemistry. PAUL VINCENT BLACKBURN, Lakewood, Oi. Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Lakewood High School. Two years at Cornell. HOWARD EMMONS BLAIR, Chief, Phelps. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Phelps U. and C. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Delta Rho, College Crew 2, Alternate Eastman Stage. 'WILLIAM EDWARD BLEWETT, IR., Bill,'j Glen Ridge, N. I. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- three. Prepared at,Montclair Academy. Four years at Cornell. Phi Kappa Sigma, Sphinx Headg Freshman Tax Committeeg Interfraternity Councilg Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 43 Senior Pledge Committee. LOUIS MERTON BLOCH, 'iLoyeh,v Hartford, Conn. Mechanical Engineering, Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Hartford High School. Two years at Cornell. Beta Samach. SAMUEL BLUM, New York City. 'Agriculture Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Jefferson Pre- paratory School. Three years at Cornell. DON AROL BoA11DMAN,, Boardie, Springville. Veterinary. Age, twenty-one. Prepared iat Grillith Institute. Three years at Cornell. Alpha Psi. HARIRY BOBKER, Bob, Brooklyn. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at Manual Training High School. Four years at Cornell. Tau Epsilon Phi. Freshman Lacrosse Team. l 33 . 105 g '-5 ' ' Q l8 ,. X FS X? x Fog N X X f X, x 'E'-Sgr. -. ,.'-:-ri-2-:N54-1:72353 -areas .ses I 1. A , ,.,. .,. gn , - xx :ff -' ' ' ' izii. . -- 2 - .gfiffraa tx Q55 1 ' P- fi .arf gt, L + 1-.-1-1-gs:-z:-Nmdsnq es- X.-fi qsza. .-:E :-i1EE?2r:r5E-' -F Q . .,.i:,-wa:-11,,4z2:-1-zigzag. h I f-- Tl' ' GEORGE FREDIERIC BOOK, Lancaster. Arts -and Sciences-Medicine. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Lancaster High School. Four years at Cornell. Masque 3. HAROLD ELMER BOGART, Bogy, New York City. Arts and Sciences-Medicine. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Morris High School. Four years at Cornell. LHARLES DWIGHT BOIES, Chuck, Woodhaven. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Richmond Hill High School. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Psi. CHARLES WALTON BOLGIANO, Duke, Washington, D. C. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Central High School. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Delta Rho, The Cornell Country- man Board 2, 3, Circulation Manager 4. HOWARD FOSTER BOLIDINGER, Bolly, Millerstown, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Harrisburg High School. Four years at Cornell. Philos. CHARLES HERMAN BOSE, Judge, Bayonne, N. I. Law. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Hasbrouck Institute. Four years at Cornell. Delta Theta Phi, College Tax Committee, President Cascadilla Association. HAROLD EUGENE BOTSFORD, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, thirty. Prepared at Connecticut Agricultural College. Three years at Cornell. Helios, Assistant in Poultry Husbandry. HENRY NEGUS BOUCHER, Hank,,' Brooklyn. Agriculture. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Poly- technic Preparatory School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. Phi Sigma Kappa. 106 I9 G I Ii ll lx 1 11' JOHN HALL BOWKER, Fat, Cortland. Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Cortland Normal School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. EDWARD DOAK BOYCE, Brooklyn. Law. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Freeport High School. Three years at Cornell. 1 PAUL BRADFORD, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. Circulation Manager The Cornell Daily Sun Board 45 University Undergraduate Scholarship. 'HAROLD JUDD BRADLEY, Brad,', Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Cascadilla School. Three years at Cornell. Phi Sigma Kappa. GEORGE HENRY BRANDTES, Hawksnest Oswe o. Chemistry. A e, twenty-two. Prepared at U , g g Oswego High School. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Chi Sigmag College Baseball Team 35 State Tuition Scholarship, State Cash Scholarship. TOSWALD CAMMANN BREWST-ER, Owl, Denver, Col. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at The University of Colorado. Three years at Cornell. Sigma Phlg Aleph Samachg Quill and Dagger, Sophomore Representative on Junior Promenade Committee, Assistant Manager Crew 35 Rocky Mountain Club. - ' CLAYTON THOMAS BRIDGES, Clayt, Fairport. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Fair- port High School. Four years at Cornell. MEIER OWEN BRODNER, Mike, Brooklyn. Veterinary. -Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Bushwick High School. Three years at Cornell. Alpha Epsilon Pi. ,., I ui ' 107 .- ev -- A W X NRXX N is 2, xv 'Rm l i 13. 1 .-.7 1 I ANTHONY JOSEPH BRoWN, Brownie, Corning. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Corning Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. Assistant in Human Physiology 3, 4. CHARLES ELMER BROWN, John, Onoville. Veterinary. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Jamestown High School. Three years at Cornell. Alpha Psi. FRANKLIN EDWIN BROWN, Brownie, Trumansburg. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Trumansburg High School. Four years at Cornell. ' 'HAROLD GORDON BROWN, Brownie, Deerfield. Agriculture. Age, twentyjthree. Prepared at Utica Free Academy. Three years at Cornell. Private in Gas Defense Service. VAL ALLAIN BROWNING, Odgen, Utah. Law. Age, twenty-tW0. Prepared at Ogden High School. Three years at Cornell. Sigma Chi. LEON BISTEAU BRUNNER, Binghamton. Veterinary. Age, twenty-eight. Prepared at Binghamton Central High School. Four years at Cornell. WRIQHTL ABEL. BRUNSON, Brunny, Moons. Veterinary. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Sin- clairville High School. Three years at Cornell. Alpha Psi, College Soccer Team. ALBERT STANLEY BURCHARD, Burch, Oxford. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Oxford Academy. Four years at Cornell. Sigma Upsilon. s X Qs as as 'A 1 I ,.f.Q.'P ,l F , .2-k sq ,.g:-yy a: ,zu f e , f , In un 108 ae . BERNARD FRANK BURGUNDER, Bugsf' New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Hillman Academy. Three and one-halfyears at Cornell. Zeta Beta Tau, Cornell.Dramatic Clubg Cosmopolitan Club, Manuscript Club, Orchestra. A THAR . - - Y g School. Three years at Cornell. Assistant Manager The-Cornell Architect Board 3, Lieutenant U.S.R, OLD WALTON BURNS, Gary, Tnd. Architecture Age, twenty-one Prepared at Gar Hi h RAYMOND BATES BUSH, Ray, Kennedy. Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Jamestown High - School. Four years at Cornell. BURDGE ODGEN BUSHNELL, Bush, New Haven, Conn. Mechanical Engineering.. Age, twenty- two. Prepared at Harrisburg Academy Two years at Cornell. Sigma Phi E silo F l . p ng res iman Rush Committee, Mandolin Club, Rifle Club. ROBERT EDGAR BUSSEY, Bob, Yonkers. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared -at Yonkers High School. Four years at Cornell. Eta Kappa Nug Cosmopolitan Club, Cercle Francais, Estudiantina Espanol, A.I:E.E.g Tuition Scholarship, Cash Scholarship. WILBUR KINGSLEY BUTTS, Bill,', Poughkeepsie. Agriculture. 'Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Riverview Academy. Four years at Cornell. I IO HARNLY CABLE, Toe, Lima, O. Mechanical Engineering. Age twenty-two. Prepared at Miami Military Institute. Four years at Cornell Delta Tau Delta' Sphinx Heade Freshman ' 7 7 . . Advisory Committee 3, 43 Manager Musical Clubs, Treasurer Tnterfraternity Rushing Association. STANLEY HURLBUTT CADYT, Stan, Spencerport. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Spencerport High School, Four years at Cornell. l 1' 109 lg I I S? THEODORE JACKSON CAPRON, Ted, Wayland. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Wayland High School. Four years at Cornell. Pi Kappa Alpha. EDWIN JOHN CARPENTER, JR., Carp, Corning. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Northside High School. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Ps15 Cornell Congress, Cornell Scholarship. 'MALCOLM BARRINGTON CARROLL, Mal, Staten Island. Law. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Curtls High School. Three years at Cornell. Owls, The Cornell Law Quarierly Board, State Scholar- ship, University Scholarship. CHARLES DECIQER CARVER, Brooklyn. Mechanical Engineering. Age,itwenty-two. Prepared at Manual Training High School. Two years at Cornell. 'WILLIAM VAN NESS CARVER, Bill, Dad,,' Brooklyn. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Manual Training High School. Four years at Cornell. University Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Leader 4. JOHN PAGE CASPAR, Jack, Hancock, Md. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Shadyside Academy. Two years at Cornell. Sigma Chi, Freshman Baseball Team 23 Varsity Baseball Squad 3, Freshman Advisory Committee. HENRY FROST CHADEAYNE, Hank, Firthcliffe. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Cornwall High School. Four years at Cornell. Pi Kappa Alpha, Tau Beta Pig Pyramid, The Cornell Civil Engineer Board 3, Managing Editor 4, Tuition and Regents Scholarships, IU CHOO CHAN, Canton, China. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-fourn Prepared at St. Stephen's College. One and one-half years at Cornell. Chinese Students' Association. -1- I Jsqggi-fs. .12 'Q iii F 1 - ' if g,:,.4.,ia5 , ' F . - ':- 1. 5 - f ' ,,,, 1 ,s , - A an fs,4. i::s -r rr -:-: avi --P .-.--.'::::-s-ww 14? ::1fn,7 - ' aff ' 'FN A ' A 4 if ,,, . ' -if . ,.,sa2-- l :ear-' -v frm.. , '. pfy,::fEz ,.-132' 110 .1 , 9 4. .1 fr- A U , 3 ,,,-,, .. .. A .- 'li' Q., KY' ' 4 W ,J- iIi8f4W.fAf1 ' fr ' -' '. jjfi. , ,Eg 5' 3 '-q:.,'- yay-, 1,973. 1 3 L OSCAR HILAN CHAPIN, Oclc, Greenwich. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Greenwich High School. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Delta Rho, Freshman Football Squad, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Football Squad 4. JOHN CHRISTENSEN, Christie, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Four years at Cornell. Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Delta Kappa' College Cross Country Team 3, Varsity Cross Country Squad 4, Cornell Cross Country Club, State Scholarship, Reader in English 4. JOHN GRIFFITH CLARK, C.B.H. Fairport. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Fairport High School. Four years at Cornell. ,JOHN HARRISON CLARK, John, Schoharie. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Schoharie High School. Three years at Cornell. Troop L, 2nd U. S. Cavalry. LEE HINCHMAN CLARK, Lee, Brooklyn., Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Boys High School. Four years at Cornell. Ps1Ups11or1, Sphinx Head, Tau Beta Pi, Alembic, Lacrosse Team, Senior Pledge Committee, President Interfraternity Rushing Association. J FWILLIAM JEROME CLARK, JR., Jerry,,' Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-four Prepared at Hyde Park High School. Three years at Cornell. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Freshman Baseball Team. KENNETH FORD COFFIN, Ken, Somerville, N. Architecture, Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Somerville High School. Four years at Cornell. Delta Phi, Quill and Dagger, Gargoyle, Com- mencement Committee, The Cornell Widow Board Z, 3, 4, The Cornell Annual: Board 3, 4, L'Og1ve, Savage Club. HARRY DAVID COHAN, New Rochelle. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at New Rochelle High School. One year at Cornell. Sigma Alpha Mu, Glee Club. if 1,4 L 3 - I - YW Y 111 I J,A,,1,, ,, . .5 4 . A r rf fl fi' X :MY 7 K, 1,1 if 2 f L la I H I ' X . ax T .:.. , .,.:. 9 .wk l u I 1 1 1 V . DUDLEY CRAWFORD COHEN, Dud,', Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Polytechnic Preparatory School. Four years at Cornell. Zeta Beta Tau. 'JULIAN SEEMAN COHEN, Sweeney, New York City. Chemistry. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at I Ethical Culture School. Three years at Cornell. Cross Country Squad 1, 2, 3, College Cross Country Team 2, Captain 3, Cosmopolitan Club, Ethics Club. I PHILIP COHN, Phil, New York City. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Morris High School. Four years at Cornell. Assistant in Botany. - ' HENRY ARTHUR CQLLIN, Axel, Plattsburg. Mechanical Engineering' Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Plattsburg High School. Four years at Cornell P1 Kappa Alpha, Tau Beta Pi, President In- s tercollege Athletic Association, Treasurer College Association, Adirondack Club, Rifle Club, University Scholarship, State Scholarship. ' ALFRED STUART COLLINS, Stew,' Buffalo. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Lafayette High School. Four years at Cornell. Rod and Bob, Coxswain Freshman Crew, College Banquet Committee 4, The Cor1zellE1'a Board 3, 4, The Come!! Ciwil Engineer Board 3, 4, State Scholarship, Cash Scholarship. HARRX' COLLINS, 'iKole, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Boys High School. Four years at Cornell. Omega Alpha Tau, Ethics Club, Menorah, State Tuition Scholar- ship. WALLACE HARDISON COLLINS, Sammy, Tulsa, Okla. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Tulsa High School. Four years at Cornell. Pi Kappa Alpha, College Crew, Mandolin I Club 3, 4. Q MYRON WESLEY COLONY, Moo, Bronxville. Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Yonkers High School. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Chi Sigma. i ' T 2 ' l l I Y I T 2 l ' I fi '1-,.. 'Q 'QQS --.--. 1:1--.I Q 1 '-i'. ti' is P .'-- 325523. i'..' g 112 '-I 19 - Q . ii - . I r RONALD COLSTEN, Binghamton. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Binghamton High School, Four ears atC ll. V ' ' y orne arsity Track Squad 2, Varsity Cross Country Squad 2. PWILLIAM DANIEL COMINGS, Bill, Middletown. Forestry. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Middle- town Hi h School. T d -h lf ' g Wo an one a years at Cornell. Freshman Crew Squad. 'Joi-IN KENNARD CONANTS, Upper Montclair, N. J. Mechanical Engineerin . A e t - . P g g , wenty one re- pared at Montclair High School. Three years at Cornell. Theta Xi, lst Lieutenant R.O.T.C. NTELVIN ABBOTT CONANT, Upper Montclair, N. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared atMontl' H'hSh' l. Th ' ' c air Ig c oo ree years at Cornell. Theta XI, Varsity Tennis Team 2, 3. PAUL TEHAN TGNATIUS CONNOLLY, Syracuse. Veterinary. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Syracuse C . . . entral High School. Three years at Cornell. Phi Kappa Ps1. EDWIN IRVING CONNOR, IR., Eddie, New Rochelle. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at New Rochelle High School. Four years at Cornell. Seal and Serpent, Sophomore Pipe Committee. GAYLORD KEEL COOKE, Gay, Berkeley, Cal. Veterinary. Age, 'twenty-six. Prepared at Berkeley High School. Three years at Cornell. Omega Tau Sigma, Glee Club. LESTER MARCUS COOPER, Coop, Cortland. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Cort- land Normal High School. Four years at Cornell. I 18 113 TGEORGE BENTLEY CORBY, Spike, Honeoye Falls. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Honeoye Falls High School. Three years at Cornell. Kappa Delta Rho, College Cross Country Team 35 2nd Lieutenant R.O.T.C. 33 lst Lieutenant U. S. Army. CLARENCE ELPHINSTONE CORMACK, Husky, Silver Creek. Chemistry. Age, twenty-One. Pre- pared at Silver Creek High School. Five years at Cornell. NELSON WARREN CORNELL, Pete, Chemung. Arts and Sciences-Medicine.. Age, tvventy-one. Prepared at Waverly High School. Four years at Cornell. Phi Kappa Sigma, Sphinx Head, Varsity Wrestling Team 3, Captain 43 Huntlngton Club, Student Council 4. RALPI-I THOMAS KLINE CORNWELL, R.T.K., Northumberland, Pa. Chemistry. Age, twenty. Prepared at Northumberland High School. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Chl Sigma, Mandolln Club 3, Assistant in Chemistry. HUGH .LEWIS COSLINE, Cosy, Springville. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Griffith Institute. Four years at Cornell. CARL SPENCER COUCI-IMAN, Couch, Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering. .Age, twenty. Pre- pared at Chateau de Laney. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Tau Omega, Varsity Hockey Squad 2. CLAFENZCE DALLY COULTER, Oil City, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Oil City High School. Three years at Cornell. WILLIAM FRANCIS COURTNEY, Boise, Idaho. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Telluride Association. Three years at Cornell. Varsity Crew Squad 2, 3. X a Q 4 C - X, s gk 'di 4.-is v me 1 1 I 4-3 .5 -r x 01, 1 .-555' . ,,.:1jgg:' -. 'Z5tQ-i1.'Z3.1L7'.- 'f . 'I-:-1-15:-X3 '. ' A' ',v:-L- , 'f ? 1. A .-.rs ...1.E.2sZa:1:a1Ei515i2?5 2-3:- g ,.,,,:,:- -4.-g-Q::::1+,1 2-zz 4Its:-:fs-1-:-z-az-:-:-Q . fs l 114 S 9... V I l I nu-1 if KENNETH SYDNEY COVEY, Cuccy, Oneonta. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Oneonta High School. Four years at Cornell. PERKINS COVILLE, Perk, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, nineteen. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. Theta Delta Chi, Musical Clubs l, 2, 3, 4, Forestry Club. FREDERICK WILSON CRANE, Teefy, Bugalo. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at 'Lafayette High School. Three years at Cornell. Lambda Chi Alpha, Pyramid, Freshman Election Committee, State Scholarship. WALTER CYRIL CROCCO, Toocque, Brooklyn. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Four years at Cornell. Varsity Baseball Squad 2, Commencement Committee. FRED CRUICKSHANKS, Crook, Ferndale, Cal. Veterinary. Age, twenty-seyen. Prepared at Fern- dale Union High School. Three years at Cornell. TWILLIAM ANTHONY CULKIN, Bill, Duluth, Minn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Duluth Central High School. Three years at Cornell. Phi Kappa Sigma, Freshman Spring Day Committee, Assistant Manager Basketball Team 3. WALTER EARLE CURTIS, Curt,', Telford, Pa. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Soucler- ton High School. Four years at Cornell. Cosmopolitan Club, College Glee Club 3. TEDWARD RAYMOND CUSHING, Cush, Shortsville. Veterinary. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Ottumwa High School. Two years at Cornell. Acacia, Battery E, 307th Field Artillery. 4' c ' 2? f v 5, IX 115 - 'G I8 FRANCIS CUTOLO, JR., Cutie, -lamaica. Arts and -Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Jamaica High School. Four years at Cornell. Cosmopolitan Club. 'kROBERT HILL CUTTING, Bob, Winchester, Mass. Agriculture. Age, twenty-live. Prepared at Cas- cadilla School. Two and one-half years at Cornell. Chi Phi. AMES WARD DALTON, Dimples, Gouverneur. Arts and Sciences. Age, twent -two. Pre ared at . . Y P Gouverneur High School. Four years at Cornell. State Scholarship. AARTHUR HERBERT DALZELL, Dal,', Lynn, Mass. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Lynn Classical High School. Three years at Cornell. Zodiac, Track Squad, Freshman I Spring Day Committee, Navy Day Hop Committee 2, Military Banquet Committee 3, Lieutenant R.O.T.C. 2, Captain 3. ANTHON FORGEAU DARRIN, Dan, Brooklyn. Architecture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Four years at Cornell. Freshman Track Team, College Basketball Team 1, 2, College Baseball Team 2, 3. MORRIS DAVIDOW, Baby Doll, Brooklyn. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Stuyvesant High School. Three years at Cornell. PHILIP LANGFORD DAVIDSON, Davie, ' Scranton, Pa. Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Hill School. Three years at Cornell. Zodiac, Freshman Cross Country Team, Alembic. GEORGE LINTON DAWSON, Geneva. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Geneva High School. Four years at Cornell. E -Q .. 3' 9 I an N ii 21 :-.NE w ifbf Ae ! C532 255. ' 116 gg, 5 Q ' ' g l8 '-'ff'52,- tie' My I ' .fl '- 1 S I ,, , 9 'E ' ,, fr gf ' ' 1.: ' if Y I f Z, 'pf 1 qw 'L i I 'ROBERT TREAT DEMING, ' Bob, Elizabeth, N. I. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-One. Prepared at ' ' V ' H k S uad 2, Pin r Preparatory School. Three years at Cornell. 'PI Kappa Alpha, arsity oc ey q g Y Manager Tnterfraternity Hockey League 2, 3, Mandolin Club 2, 3, U.. S. Naval Reserve. CLARENCE SHELDON DENTON, Wingdale. Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Pawling High School. Four years at Cornell. 'LEONARD 'JOHN DEssoN, Len, Troy.. Veterinary. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Troy Academy. Two years at Cornell. Omega Tau Sigma, Cornell Catholic Club, Secretary 3, U. S. Aviation Corps B D N South Orange N I Agriculture Age, twenty-three. Prepared at New , INGLEE ALL Ewso , , . . . Rochelle High School. Four years at Cornell. The Cornell Countryman Board 1, 2. FGEORQE TURNER DIBBLE, Dib, Lima. Agriculture. I Age, twenty. Prepared at Genesee Wesleyan Seminary. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Zeta, Sphinx Head, Hebs-Sa, Varsity Soccer Team' 3, I Captain 4, The Cornell Annual: Board 3, Business Manager 4. N FWESLEY MOON DIXON, Wes, Oak Park, Ill. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Hyde Park High School. Three years at Cornell. Alpha Delta Phi, Aleph Samach, Sphinx Head, Freshman Football Team, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Football Squad 2, 3, Track Squad 2, 3, ' ' ' ' i d- S d N'lt Club, H Sophomore Rush Committee, Junior Smoker Committee, Beth LAme , un ay igi Masque. EDWIN PHILIP DOERR, Eddie, Chicago, Ill. Architecture. Age, twenty. Prepared at University High School. Four years at Cornell. Chi Psi, Sphinx Head, L'Ogive, Savage Club, Beth L'Amed, Senior Pledge Committee. JOHN LUTHER DOLE, Chicago, Ill. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Hyde Park High School. Three years at Cornell. Psi Upsilon. v A541 ff 2 5 .3 5 ' :f fir' 'ff ' 'Z , ' V ee r ft t i -' ' -'f.,F.,'f3 ' f, rg , 1..'z'f ,,, 'mimi may U , -ag, fr 'e...a.,.. AL.. was f 1 IV, .' .:. I , I - 117 ef- G S i i GUY CARLETON BAYLEY DoLsoN Bavley New Paltz. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-four. Pre- pared at New Paltz High School. Three years at Cornell. Phi Beta Kappa. IDNEY CLARK DOOLITTLE Sid Utica.. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Utica Free Academy. Three years at Cornell. S1 ma Phi' Quill and Daggerg Book and Bowlg The Cornell Widow Board 2 Editor-in-Chief 3' Manager Golf 35 American Field Service. HOLDEN MANCHESTER DOUGHERTY. Shorty Doc, Evanston. Ill. Arts and Sciences. Age Committee' Senior Pledge Committeet Sunday Night Clubg C.U.C.A. Cabinet. RA NORMAN DOWNER Norm Orange N. J. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Orange High School. Two and one-half years at Cornell. Theta Chig lst Lieutenant R.O.T.C. 3. TWILBUR DRIVER Pete New York City. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Horace Mann School. Three years at Cornell. Phi Kappa Psig'Lacrosse Team 3. LESTER WELLS DUBOIS Les Brooklyn. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Polytechnic Preparatory School. Four years at Cornell. Beta Theta Pig Sphinx Headg Freshman Cap Burning Committee 2' Chairman Athletic Rally 35 Commencement Committeeg Assistant Manager Freshman Baseball Team 3' Manager Varsity Baseball Team 4. FRANCIS KILIAN DUCAssE Dulce New York City. Chemistry. Age, twentv-one. Prepared at DeWitt Clinton High School. Four years at Cornell. Scorpiong Alpha Chi Sigma. HARLES EUGENE DUNCAN Dunk Blauvelt. Veterinary. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Man- ual Training High School. Three 3ears at Cornell. Omega Tau Sigmag College Soccer Teamg Society of Comparative Medicine' Battery B 78th Field Artillery. F , I . It r 5 1 Q Y 1 V 1 '33 3 ' C 3 w l i l I if If Q Q I E -kS , cc ,rr I 2 v 5 , , I If If fl 3 Y 3 twenty. Prepared at Evanston High School. Four years at Cornell. Chl Phig Freshman Advisory f y 9 l fl , cz ,in , .i l u 1: g 3 7 ' lc J: , 7 1 , 5 ' 1 ff If 1 7 ,C , ar ,sr X 1 ' v 7 I i i 118 I9 ' l ..,f- ,.,.., V ' J H i -lun DANIEL TOMPQKINS DUNCAN, Dune, Ninety-Six, S. C. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Clenason A. and M. College. One and one-half years at Cornell. Rod and Bob, President Southerners lub. 'CARROLL KENNETH DUNHAM, Portland, Me. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Portland High School. Three years at Cornell. Sigma Chig Oiiicers Club, 2nd Lieutenant R.O.T.C. 4. EDWARD HABMON EAKLE, Washington, D. C. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Eastern High School. Four years at Cornell. Senators Club. JOSEPH LEES EASTWICK, Joe, Norristown, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Tome School. Three years at Cornell. Alpha Delta Phi, Aleph Semachg Quill and Dagger, Assist- ant Manager Track Team 3, Beth L'Amed. TALFRED RAYMOND EBBERTS, Dutch, Pittsburg, Pa. Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Peabody High School. Three years at Cornell. ROBERT CURLISS EDMUNDS, Bob, Denver, Colo. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-Eve. Prepared at Denver High School. Four years at Cornell. Beta Theta P15 Sphinx Head' Book and Bowl' Pyramidg Freshman Banquet Committee F h 3 , P 5 res man Advisory Committee 3 Chairman 4g Com- mencement Committeefl- Th C ZZ 5 .4 orne W'idow Board 3, Business Manager,4g Rocky Mountain Club. LAWRENCE DUNBAR EDSON, Germantown, Pa. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Penn Charter School. Two years at Cornell. Delta Tau Delta. KARL Nici-1oLAs E1-IRICRE, Albany. Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Albany High School. Four years at Cornell. Rifie Club, Rifle Team 3. I -1. 1 i I ' n V f' I 1 1 9 I9 I8 'JOHN THOMAS EILENBERGER, Eilie, Middletown. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Middletown High School. Three years at Cornell. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Freshman Foot- ball Team, Varsity Football Squad, Spring Day Committee. FREDERICK HENRY-EISENBRANDT, fFritz,f' Baltimore, Md. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Baltimore Polytechnic Institute. Three years at Cornell. Alpha Chi Rho' Rod and Bob, Lacrosse Team 3, 4, College Basketball Team 2, Varsity Football Team 4, Comrriencement Committee 4, Maryland Club. NORMAN EMERSON ELsAs, Els, Atlanta, Ga. Mechanical Engineering. Age twenty-one. Prepared at' Phillips Andover Academy.. Four years at Cornell. Track Squad, Freshman Banquet Com- mittee, Commencement Committee. . ALFRED EMERSON, JR., New York City. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Interlaken High School. Three years at Cornell. President Agassiz Club 3, Assistant in Nature Study. RALIPH LEWIS EMMONS, Borodino. Law. Age, twenty-seven. Prepared at Skaneateles High School. Two years at Cornell. WGUSTAV ERBE, JR., Gus, Rochester. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Ridge- field School. Three years at Cornell. ' Sigma Phi, Book and Bowl, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team, Freshman Cap Burning Committee, Sesomah, American Aviation Corps. TCARL FERDINAND ESCHWEILER, Esch, Milwaukee, Wis. Architecture. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Marquette Academy. Four years at Cornell. Cross Country Team 1, 125 lb. University Boxing Champion 2, 120 lb. 3. EDWIN LLOYD FARIS, Brooklyn. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Adelphi Academy. Four years at Cornell. Masque. wl iw' 1 1 , . 1 511' ' ., X49 1' , 14' 55,4 fo 1 f My 1 -a J yffj ,4 9' V 1 1 Q 1! ' w , , ff Zag a v' fig'-pk' Cz' . V I I 2 We ' -J ,' 1 - , L.. -ef. f:i':E221ji.,1,' . - 1. . iz. V' g i . ,. ff 5,14 7 D C ,- 'QZI4 A, 1 l ii 7 120 9 Q I8 STEPHEN .RAYMOND FARLEY, 'fSteve, Oxford. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Nor- wich High School. Four years at Cornell. LAURENCE VIVIAN FARNHAM, Larry, Owego. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Owego Free Academy. Three years at Cornell. Eta Kappa Nu, State,Tuition and Cash Scholarships. TWILLIAM HURSH FARNI-IAM, Bill, Bulifalo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Lafayette High School. Three years at Cornell. Pi Kappa Alpha, Sphinx Head, Leader Freshman Debate Team, Varsity 2, 3g '94 Stage 3g Debate Council 35 Sophomore Smoker Committee 25 Freshman Advisory Committee 3g Junior Representative on Class Day Committee 35 The Cornell Era Board 2, 35 Mandolin Club 1, 2g Janus, Manuscript Club, Delta Sigma Rho, University Un- dergraduate Scholarship 25 University Scholarship, State Cash Scholarship. MARK WALTER FARRELL, VValt, Brooklyn. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Binghamton Central High School. Four years at Cornell. A.I.E.E. MAX FELDBAUM, Feldy, Spotswood, N. I. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Jamesburg High School. Two years at Cornell. TFRANK CHESTER FELIX, Chet, Pittsburg, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Pre- pared at Shady Side Academy. Three years at Cornell. The Sibley journal of Engineering Board. MALCOLM HINRICHS FIELD, Mal, Brooklyn. Agriculture. Age, tyventy-two. Prepared at Polytechnic Preparatory School. Four years at Cornell. Phi Kappa Sigmag Senior Pledge Com- mittee, Huntington Club. FRANK VANDUZER FIELDS, Frank, Binghamton. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Binghamton High School. Four years at Cornell. Pyramid, Tau Beta Pig Transit Head, Editor- in-Chief The Cornell Civil Engineer Board. 1 1 121 lg Q ' ' I8 I L 1,-in i r J s ' I Y..- RAY MACALPINE FINCH, Rock Stream. Agriculture. Age, twenty-nine. Prepared at Geneseo State Normal School. Three years at Cornell. Acacia, Cornell Masonic Club, Cornell Dramatic Club, Debate Congress. ' LOUIS ANTHONY- FINE.GAN, Max, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Manual Training High School. Three years at Cornell. BENJAMIN JANATHAN FINKELSTEIN, Fink, Brooklyn. Veterinary. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Boys High School. Three years at Cornell. Jane Miller Prize 3. 'JOHN LEO FINDJERAN, Finnie, North White Lake. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Monticello High School. Two and one-half years at Cornell. College Tax Committee. JOSEPH GEORGE FINKLESTEIN, Fink, Albany. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-oneu Prepared at Albany High School. Four years at Cornell. Beta Samachg Assistant In Economics 4. DONALD DUNCAN FITZGERALD, Don, Fitz, Roscoe. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Roscoe High School. Four years at Cornell. Huntington Club, State Scholarship. EUGENE BERNARD FITZGERALD, Minden, La. Agriculture. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Iowa State College. One year at Cornell. JAMES WILLIAM FITZGERALD, Fitz, Jim, Clayton. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-live. Pre- pared at Clayton High School. Four years at Cornell. Tau Beta P15 Pyramid' Transit Head, Col- lege Athletic Committee, College Honor System Committee, Circulation Manager Thx Cornell Civil Enginfer Board. M 122 .9 F P .v.,q l PHILIP DOUGLAS FLANNER, Phil, Blackwell, Wis. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Evanston High School. Four years at Cornell. Sigma Phi, Freshman Advisory Committee, Senior Pledge Committee, The Come!! Em Board 1, 2, 3, Editor-in-Chief 4. 'JOHN GORDON FLANNERY, Rip, Beacon. Arts and Sciences. Law. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at B eacon Academy. TWO years at Cornell. Gamma Eta Gamma, Freshman Track Team, Fresh- man Baseball Team, Freshman Football Team, Freshman Executive Committee, Freshman Ban- quet Commlttee, Freshman Tax Committee, Catholic Club, U. S. Naval Reserve. 'JOSEPH MICHAEL FLANNERY, Saratoga Springs. Veterinary. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Saratoga Springs High School. Three years at Cornell. HOXVARD FOBDHAM FLEMING Al, Bob Wald . V ' , b, en etermary. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Walden Hlgh School. Three years at Cornell. Alpha Psi, Society of Comparative Medicine, Col- lege Cross Country Team, College Soccer Team. EDGAR LINCOLN FORRESTER, Woody, Ogdensburg. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ogdensburg Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Zeta. ERNEST CLEVELAND FORTIER, Ernie, W,ashingtOn, D. C. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-three P d T . . . repare at echnlcal High School. Four years at Cornell. Delta Tau Delta, Sphinx Head, Tau Beta Pi, Pyramid, Freshman Track and Cross Country Teams, Varsity Cross Country Team 4, Senior Pledge Committee, Senators Club. HENRY FRANKLIN, Wis, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Boston Latin School. Four years at Cornell. College Cross Country Team 3, Menorah, Ethics Club, Zionist Circle, International Polity Club. LOUIS FREEDMAN, Freedie, Sea Cliff. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Glen Cove H' h lg School. Four years at Cornell. i I 1 ... ... .. I 123 - QV -- I WILLIAM ROLAND MILLER FREEMAN, Freem, Carthage. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at West Carthage High School. Four years at Cornell. Hillhurst Club, University Welter- weight Boxing Champion 3. WILLIAM GILMORE FRENCH, Jamaica. Architecture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Jamaica High School. Four years at Cornell. Gargoyle, Senior Pledge Committee, Cosmopolitan Club. LEO SAMUEL FRENKEL, Lee, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Columbia Grammar School. Four years at Cornell. Cosmopolitan Club, Ethics Club, University Orchestra 2, 3, 4. . GUSTAVE LOUIS FREUND, New York City. Chemistry. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Columbia University Extension School. Two years at Cornell. EDWIN JACOB FRLCI4, Curley, New York City. Veterinary. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Stuyvesant High School. Four years at Cornell. Omega Tau Sigma, Cornell Cross Country Club. EDWIN DANIEL FRIDERICI, Ed,5' Amsterdam. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Amsterdam High School. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Chi Sigma, College Baseball Team, Tuition and Cash Scholarships, Assistant in Chemistry. FRANK VICTOR FRIEDLANDER, Fritz, New York City. Chemistry. Age, twenty. Prepared at Ethical Culture School. Four years at Cornell. Pi Lambda Phi, College Baseball Team l, 2, Col- lege Soger Team 2, Freshman Crew Squad, College Basketball Team Z, Varsity Football Squad 4, Ethics lub. l ARTHUR FRISCI-IMAN, Slinge, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-One. Prepared a-t Morris High School. Four years at Cornell. State Scholarship. 1' l 124 1 -il 9 f ' 'Ig .f 114'-yay .ff I Q . , .V .4 , 4 Il! f j,...f,.:,af.,,,', . :f ev, ...f ., l ROBERT WESLEY FULLER, Bob, Cuba. Veterinary. Age, twenty-Hve. Prepared at Cuba High School. Three years at Cornell. Omega Tau Sigma. ANGEL PETKOFF GABEFF, Trnoyo, Bulgaria. Agriculture. Age, twenty-live. Prepared at Trnovo High School. Three years at Cornell. Cosmopolitan Club. HENRY ARTHUR GIAERTNER, New York City. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at DeWitt Clinton High School. Four years at Cornell. Eta Kappa Nu, College Cross Country Team, Hillhurst Club, A.I.E.E. WILLIAM ALEXANDER GAGE, Red, Johnsonville. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Hoosick Falls High School. Four years at Cornell. PAUL LESLIE GARVER, Springlielcl, O. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-Five. Prepared at Rich- mond High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. Phi Gamma Delta, A.I.E.E. FRANK OPPER GERMAN, Waterbury, Conn. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Crosby High School. Two years at Cornell. Lambda Chi Alpha. HYMAN WILLIAM GERSHOVSKY, Leo,,' New York City. Veterinary. Age, .twenty-sizr. Prepared at Evon Preparatory School. Three years at Cornell. Society of Comparative Medicine. ALEXANDER JOSEPII GILBERT, Bull, Ogdensburg. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Ogdensburg Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. Catholic Club. Q' I E I A ll- . 125 9 Sf I8 I WILLIAM JAMES GILLERAN, Gillie, Ellenville. Law. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Ellenville High School. Four years at Cornell. Delta Theta Phi, College Tax Committee 33 Vice-president College Association 3, President 43 Cornell Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club Council 4, Associate Editor The Co1'1zellLaw Quarterly Board 2, 3, Editor-in-Chief4g Fraser Scholarship. CHARLES FRANK GILMAN, Chuck,', Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Zeta, College Track Team 1, College Cross Country Team 3, 4. DANIEL THOMAS GILMARTIN, JR., Gil, Westfield, N. I. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Westfield High School. Four years at Cornell. Janus, Cornell Dramatic Club, Fresh- man Debate Team, Varsity Debate Team 3,45 President Debate Council, President Debate Club, Winner '86 Debate Stage. JESSE MORRIS GOLDBAUM, Jesse James, , Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Boys High School. Three years at Cornell. Menorah, State Tuition Scholarship. IOSEIPH GOLPSTEIN, New York City. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at DeWitt Clinton High School. Four years at Cornell. LEMUEL CARO GOLDSTEIN, Lem, New York City. Arts and Sciences-Medicine. Age, twenty. Prepared .at Morris High School. Fouryears at Cornell. Beta Samachg University Orchestra, Cosmopolitan Club, State Scholarship. PAULINO JOSE GONZALEZ, Joe,,' Chihuahua, Mex. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Phillips Exeter Academy. Four years at Cornell. Phillips Club, Latin-American Club, I. G. White Spanish Prize 1916. RAYMOND VAUGHN GORTON, Red.,,' 'APink, Binghamton. Veterinary. Age, twenty-four. Pre- pared' at Binghamton Central High School. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Psi, Society of Com- parative Medicine. 126 ge- G LES l I I .WI ' CLIFFORD MORTON GOULD, Horseheads. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Horse- ' heads High School. Four years at Cornell. ' ALBERT CLARENCE GRAESER, Al, Charleston, S. C. Architecture. Age, nineteen. Prepared at Charleston High School. Four years at Cornell. A , . HENRY WOLF? GREENBERG, K'Heinz,', Flushing. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at -Flushing High School. Four years at Cornell. Phi Beta Kappa, Ollicers Club, 2nd Lieutenant R.O.T.C. 3, Captain 4. HAR.RY ROBERT GREENE, Greeny, Solvay. Veterinary. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Solvay High School. Three years at Cornell. Omega Tau Sigma, Society of Comparative Medicine, Scroll and Spade. CLAUDE DSLBERT GRINNELLS, Baldy, Stewart, Minn. Veterinary. Age, twenty-Eve. Prepared at Olivia High School. Three years at Cornell. Acacia, Masonic Club. HAROLD JENNINGS GROW, East Orange, N. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at East Orange High School. Four years at Cornell. ' JACK ALBERT GUGGENHEIM, Gugg,l' Cincinnati, O. Arts and Sciences.. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Hughes High School. Four years at Cornell. Zeta Beta Tau, Assistant Stage Manager Cornell i Dramatic Club 3, Stage Manager 4. I DUDLEY BARNCE HAGERMAN, Heggie, Southold. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at I Southold High School. Four years at Cornell. Long Island Club, University Orchestra 3, 4. I E3 l l 'L w -s .f?2?f....1' A X , H.. . '-.1 F I A I I I n 127 9 il . I ,Z i 'ef l .. , , rx-A I 53 , 5 rd' , f .,.,,, . . RQ x Q lx x l A Y QNX Nix . P-229, M'm1.E??': 33?s4-aniE2'I:f- ' 12:52 .rg TSKQEQ qs: .rea Q xi QW? ,E 5' :-- t msg A A s Iz GOSTA WILLIAM HAGSTROM, Haggie, Jamestown. Architecture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Jamestown High School. Four years at Cornell. Sigma Upsilong Gargoyle, Tau Beta Pi, College Baseball Team 35 State Scholarship. SHIRLEY MCELROY HALL, Jamestown. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Phillips Andover Academy. Three years at Cornell. Chl Psi. CRAWFORD COOK HALSEY, Bud, Hals, Southampton. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- f one. Prepared at Southampton High School. Four yearslat Cornell. Long Island Club, State University Scholarship, State Scholarship. A JOHN FREDERICK HAM, Fritz, Millbrook. Agriculture. Age, twenty-onep Prepared at Millbrook Memorial School. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Phi. GIRARD HAMMOND, K'Jerry, New York City. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Morris High School. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Gamma Rho, Rochester Stage 45 Eastman Stage 4. LESLIE TOWNLEY HAND, Les, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Boys High School. Four years at Cornell. Freshman Lacrosse Team, Captain College Basketball Team 1, 2, C.U.C.A. Cabinet, Christian Science Society 1, 2, 3, President 4. HARRY HANDWERGER, Handy, Baltimore, Md. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Baltimore City College. Four years at Cornell. Freshman Crew, Varsity Crew Squad 2, 3, 45 Maryland Club. CIIEFTER WYNN HANNA, Lakeville. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Livonia High School. Three years at Cornell. Kappa Phi. l V - 1 - T- '1 f '1'E--: nf-2: 1:1 -- . . 'fs A.,-, Hair' . .: -- :-1 ?iE5iiE:'f5' . .. E t E -'13 1:2:.f1 . e5i5?fI' 2225-:iw :-Ig: . - g,i5,3g:'E: ..-nr. -. lll1 l I nu- n -l 128 J f 'S G EQ . .L pr i:-1 r 1 1 ' I -7 1 5 V' t I v 4 S ' i 4 f V? 7 A. .. .sr , h +E,fie17xi'X 2 1 ',.1i. - 33553 , zg.-' . ff ,Ml CZ 7 HF .' if . I X' If f f ' 1 E3 ' .. -. 1 M ' , ,. 1-9 12.9 GLEN HARPER, Harp,', Delhi. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Cascadilla School. Three years at Cornell. Y.M.C.A. Cabinet 2, 3, 4. CARLOS ELMER HARRINGTON, Harry, Bufalo. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-hve. Pre- pared at Lafayette High School. Four years at Cornell. Tau Beta Pi. WALTER SHERMAN HAYES, Toledo, O. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Toledo High School. Three years at Cornell. Delta Kappa Epsilon. WILLARD RICHARDSON HEALD, Bus, Wilmington, Del. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- two. Prepared at Wllmrngton High School. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Sigma, University Orchestra. JAMES HOPKINS HEALY, Hop, Sherrill. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Oneida High School. Four years at Cornell. FARTHUR WILLIAM HEIM, Purp,'J Reading, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Bellefonte Academy. Three years at Cornell. College Basketball Team, Masque. CLAUS FERDINAND HEITMANN, 'K Dutch, Brooklyn. D Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Boys High School. Four years at Cornell. Phi Beta Kappa. EARL GARRETT HENDERSON, Hendie, Columbus, O. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Bellevue High School. Four years at Cornell. Tau Beta P15 Eta Kappa Nu, College Banquet Committee, A.I.E.E., The Sibley journal ofE1zgiv1ee1'i1zg Board 1, 2, 3, 4. 7 - i 1 l l 1 l 'ft 1 I - 9 FRANK CHARLES HENRY, IR., Doc, Perth Amboy, N. I. Arts and Sciences-Medicine. Age, twenty- one. Prepared at Perth ,Amboy High School. Four years at Cornell. Theta Delta Chi, Varsity Basketball Squad 3, 45 Freshman Advisory Committee. ARTHUR WILLIAMS HEQUEMBOURG, Hike, New York City. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twent one. Prepared at Phillips Andover Academy. Four years at Cornell. Theta Delta Chi. ENRIQUE HERNANDEZ, Hernie, Camajuani, Cuba. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-One. Prepared at Instituto de Sta. Clara. Four years at Cornell. Latin-American Club. JULIO HERNANDEZ, Herny, Cardenas, Cuba. Architecture. Age, twentyl Prepared at Cascadilla School. Four years at Cornell. Latin-American Club, Cosmopolitan Club. JOSEPH HETKR, Brooklyn. Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Manual Training High School. Four years at Cornell. Louis HERSKOWITZ, Oscar, New York City. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Pre- pared at DeWitt Clinton High School. Four years at Cornell. FRED HENRY HEUER, Bay Shore. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared atiBay Shore High School. Four years at Cornell. FHOWARD RICHMOND HICKMOTT, Hick,', Hicky, Manchester. 'Agriculture Age, twenty-Hve. Prepared at Manchester High School. Two years at Cornell. - Y, - - ilnilgz ----- -411 gan W., - 130 ' I y- - G I' - ' 3 - GEORGE EDWARD HIEBELER, Hieb, Woodside. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Bryant High School. Four years at Cornell. Philos. EARL FREDERICIQ HIGHHOUSE, Picket, Titusville, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Titusville High School. Three years at Cornell. Theta Chi. PHILLLP SXNYER HILL, Slim, Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Phillips Exeter Academy. Four years at Cornell. Delta Kappa Epsilon, Sphinx Head, Savage Club, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team 2, Freshman Banquet Committee, Soph- omore Cotillion Committee, Senior Pledge Committee, Musical Clubs 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM ROSSITER HINCHMAN, Bill,', Brooklyn. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Polytechnic Preparatory School. Four years at Cornell. Phi Delta Theta, Sphinx Head, Freshman Advisory Committee, Manager Tennis and Wrestling Teams. BERNARD JONAS HIRSCHFELD, Hirsch, Southampton. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Southampton High School. Four years at Cornell. Cornell Scholarship, Cash Scholarship. RICHARD KUCHER HOAGLAND, UK, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High,School. Four years at Cornell. Phi Delta Sigma, Cosmopolitan Club, Ad- vanced Choir 4. - GEORGE WORCESTER HOECK , George, Cincinnati, O. Arts and Sciences. Age, nineteen. Pre- pared at Franklin High School. Two years at Cornell. Skull, Mandolin Club 3, 4, University Orchestra 3, 4, Band 3, 4. ARTHUR LEWIS HOFFMAN, Dutch, Elmira. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Elmira Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. Delta Upsilon, Aleph Samach, Sphinx Head, Freshman Football and Baseball Teams, Varsity Football Team 2, 3, Captain 4, Varsity Baseball Squad 2, 3, Chairman Sophomore Smoker Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, Spring Day Com- mittee 3, Student Council 4. 131 9- .... . . ,ws . ,I . -ix .er ,, . 2-:Eiir-. 1' I , ,. I' I- .. - 1- ' 5 'mf - ,Q swab' Q- Aw, 5 ..g::5::Z3f.qrgr:G'Eliiiziiffr-A' 1' A 1 ,mst .. N . , X 2 .,, . .'Aff-.:.-.Q-,Y-Spay.-.I-4-a ,f .gif . r . I GEORGE ROBINSON HOFMANN, Pittsburg, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Lawrenceville School. Four years at Cornell. Phi Kappa Psi, Lawrenceville Club. THOMAS BAIRD HOLT, Ithaca. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at Lock Haven Normal School. Four years at Cornell. College Track Team 2, 3. HARRISON PORTER Hoop, Pat, H P, Pittsburg, Pa. Chemistry. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Peabody High School. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Chi Sigma, Tau Beta Pig University Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. ALBERT HUNTINGTON HOOKER, JR., Niagara Falls. Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Niagara Fa-lls High School. Three years at Cornell. Delta Phi. PROBERT WILLIAMS HOPKINS, Hop, Buffalo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Lafayette High School. Two years at Cornell. Lambda.Ch1Alpha, Freshman Cross Country Team, Freshman Track Teamg Chairman Freshman Election Committee, Company D, lO2nd Engineers. TEDWIN RAYMOND HosKINs, Merriheld. Agriculture. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Moravia High School. Three years at Cornell. Battery F, 309th Field Artillery. CLARENCE PAUL HOTSON, Brooklyn. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Manual Training High School. Four years at Cornell. Philos, Chess Team 3, 43 Chess Club 1, 2, President 3, 4, Vice-president Triangular Chess League, University Undergraduate Scholarship, Intercollegiate Socialist Society, President Cornell Chapter 3, 4. PAUL ROSWIQLL HOUGHTON, The Boy, Fine View. Veterinary. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Clayton High School. Three years at Cornell. Alpha Psi. i 1 X02 A I siifff . it! . - - fgisgas 1 f x - - 132 1 gear' ,X I 'Zz'y7fg,E'. - V ,f 3. 9+ M ff jeff i ff f My J I f K' . v v f , ' ffv' ,nf ,f 'P ' ' ' EVERETT FREDEPJC HOWARTH, Fitch, Fitchburg, Mass. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Fitchburg High School. Three years at Cornell. Phi Delta Theta. PKIRK WESLEY HOWRY, Kirk, Denver, Colo. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at East Denver High School. Three years at'Cornell. Delta-Tau Delta, Freshman Cross'Country and Track Teams, Sophomore Pipe Committee, Rocky Mountain Club. FLOYD ERWIN HOYT, Lengthy, Clay. Veterinary. Age, twenty-nine. Prepared at Travis Pre- paratory School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. Alpha Psi. KWUNG HSU, Wusih, China. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Government Institute of Technology. TWU years at Cornell. Chinese Students Club. GERARD FRUIN HUBBARD, Hub,,' Rome. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Rome Free Academy. One year at Cornell. Psi Upsilon. 'STANLEY TYLER HUBBARD, Huh, Mt. Vernon. Mechanical Engineering. Age, tyventy-one. Pre- pared at Mt. Vernon High School. Tvyo and one-half years at Cornell. Theta Chi. I FREDERICK HUDES, Fritz, Brooklyn. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Eastern Dis- trict High School. Four years at Cornell. Menorah, Scroll and Spade. GEORGE HUNT, Mike, Binghamton. Veterinary. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Binghamton Central High School. Three years at Cornell. Alpha Psi, Society of Comparative Mediclne. I 1 , ..,. ., .. .,.,. .. . I I ' ' N, . 'VA:'?'I9if'fQ.i- -1 -fr I ...ky ' .V -' , 1. 1pg-:- V--af 1 -Q. ff:-if-'v . . nu, y-g,:-. .5- .-. ...s...YY . , . .. ..,. . . - 2 1 li l - - 133 'l to 1 ' A . .A I Q. 1 iA:.,3.x: J - 51... ...af 'zvssza-Q I W Y P I I l I l iialui r --W WESLEY YEOMANS I-IUNTLEY, Wes, Walworth. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at I Walworth High School. Four years at Cornell. Lambda Chi Alpha. FLOYD PHILIP HUST, Hustie,', Jeffersonville. Veterinary. Age, twenty-tive. Prepared at Liberty I High School. Three years at Cornell. Alpha Psi. JAMES MEAD HYATT, Jimmy, Owego. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Owego Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. Sigma Xi, State Scholarship. . ,I JUAN REsuRREccIoN IBERICO, Ibero, Loreto, Peru. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at 1 West Texas Military Academy. One year at Cornell. Cosmopolitan Club, Latin-American Club. I . . . CLAYTON CASrKEY INGERSOLL, Rockford, Ill. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Lake Forest Academy. Two and one-half years at Cornell. Delta Kappa Epsilon. .l CHARLES RUTHFORD INGLEE, Hank, Amityville. Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Amity- ville High School. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Psi, Varsity Soccer Team 3, College Glee Club 1, I University Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Advanced Choir 2, 3. I SI-IURLY RUSSELL IRISH, Shurly, Auburn. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Pre- ' pared at Auburn High School. Four years at Cornell. Huntlngton Club, Freshman Track Team, W College Track Team 2, Varsity Track Squad 2, 3, Sophomore Smoker Committee, Freshman ' Advisory Committee, Student Council, State Scholarship. l 1 ABRAM JOHN JACKSON, JR., Jack, Ithaca. Veterinary. Age, nineteen. Prepared at Ithaca High I School. Three years at Cornell. Alpha Phi Alpha, College Gridiron Team 3, College Baseball 1 Team 3. I - g af? C' xx ' I ....-. E -mg 3 fig -. -A 4. A A 'Q J Y. n Y li I -1 i i .i 134 --- ef V V 'Wx . ,. 'f Lf? ,I 4 A, 3-f6,,f,g fvgfa-,4 , 1--fel.. fs? M, vt f J fn 4 1 X DUBOIS JENKINS, Jenk, New Paltz. Veterinary. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at New Paltz High School. Three years at Cornell. Alpha Psi, Society of Comparative Medicine. ERWIN WHEAT JENKINS, Jenks, Sidney Center. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Unadilla High School. Four years at Cornell. ARTHUR GARDNER JENNINGS, Gard,', Elmira. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Elmira Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. Senior Pledge Committee, Rifle Club, Cosmopolitan Club, A.I.E.E., Regents Scholarship, 2nd Lieutenant R.O.T.C. 'JOHN ARTHUR JENNINGS, Pink, Rochester. Law. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Rochester East High School. Four years at Cornell. Delta Chi, Freshman Spring Day Committee, Law Smoker Committee 3, Sesomah. - WALTER LEE JOHNSON, Walt,', John,H St. Louis, Mo. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty. lliregglrgd at McKinley High School. Four years at Cornell. Eta Kappa Nu, Tau Beta PI, .I. . . ' WILLIAM MILNE JONES, Bill, New York City. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Morris High School. Four years at Cornell. Huntington Club, Tau Beta Pi, Pyramid, College Crew Z, College Banquet Committee, Senior Pledge Committee, Advertising Manager The Cornell Civil Engineer Board. MORRIS KAPLOWITZ, Kap, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at -Boys High School. Four years at Cornell. Omega Alpha Tau, Phi Beta Kappa, Menorah, Zionist Circle, Ethics Club, State Tuition and Cash Scholarships. HAROLD JOSEPH KARR, Hal, Bloomfield, N. J. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Barringer High School. Pour years at Cornell. Kappa Delta Rho, College Basketball Team 2, College Gridiron Team 2, Varsity Basketball Squad 3, Team 4, Commencement Committee 4. WMV ff: J x4 4 Il 135 I9 I8 , , e in 3 -:di ' as , . ' ' ' 1' .I .?f:515?1: .. 'ASQ X I -1- 2 'Ii I JQ SAMUEL KARRAKIS, Sima Kaya, Newark, N. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Central High School. Four years at Cornell. Cornell Dramatic Club, Secretary 3, President 4. CHARLES KARSTEN, Kit, Highland Falls. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Highland Falls High School. Four years at Cornell. Komos. KVICTOR ROSSMAN KAUFMANN, Vic, New York City. Law. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Far Rockaway High School. Pour years at Cornell. Zeta Beta Taug College Soccer Team lg College Tax Committee 1, 43 College Election Committee 33 The Cornell Em Board 2, Assistant Business Manager 3, Business Manager 45 U. S. Naval Reserve. ' HAROLD PETER KAULFUSS, jeff, Glens Falls. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Glens Falls High School. Pour years at Cornell. Huntington Club, C.U.C.A. Cabinet. FRANCIS MICHAEL KELLEY, Kell, Phelps. Veterinary. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Phelps High School. Three years at Cornell. PAUL WILLIAM KELLOGG, Interlaken. Architecture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Interlaken High School. Two years at Cornell. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. A DANIEL BERNARD KENNEDY, Russell. Agriculture. Age, twenty-nine. Prepared at St. Lawrence High School. One year at Cornell. FRANK ATKINSON KENNEDY, K'Spike, Fort Sam Houston, Tex. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty- three. Prepared at Sr. Matthews School. Four years at Cornell. Sigma Upsilong Southerners Club. W 1 Iii ig il Y . .- 225: Y- H 5 - ga IUA, 1 'W' ,J L l 1 if 1 I 136 V g ,FB .25 45992 TNICHOLAS HENRY KILEY, Nick, Cazenovia. Arts- and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Cazenovla Seminary. Three years at Cornell. Phi Delta Theta, Phi Beta Kappa, lst Lieutenant, 312th Infantry, Camp, Dix, N. HARIOLD DRAPER KINNEY, Gouverneur. Chemistry. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Gouverneur High School. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Chi Sigma, Tau Beta Pi. A ' WILL CAARLETON KINNEY, Capf' Bellevue, O. Agriculture. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Telluride Association. Three years at .Cornell. Telluride, Officers Club 35 lst Lieutenant R.O.T.C. 3. TBERTRAM YORK KINZEY, Bert, Mount Vernon. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Technical High School. Three years at Cornell. Lieutenant R.O.T.C. 3, Captain Infantry U.S.R. STACY GEORGE KIRCHER, !'Koich, Mount Vernon. A riculture. Ave, twenty-one. Prepared at . g , s Mount Vernon High School. Four years at Cornell. Theta Chi. BRACKIN KIRKLAND, Kirk, Ellisville, Miss. Agriculture. Age, twenty-Eve. Prepared at Southern Industrial Institute. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Zeta, Sphinx Head, Aleph Samachg Hebsag Freshman Crew, Junior Varsity and Varsity Crews 2, Varsity Crew 35 Freshman Advisory Com- mittee 3g Student Conference Committee 3, Honor System Committee 3, 4, Chairman .College Tax Committee 43 Ci Representative on Major Sports Council 43 Student Council 45 Senior Banquet Committee 33 Glee Club 35 Scroll and Spade, '86 Memorial Stage, Rochester and Eastman Stages. V TWILLIS SACKETT KNIGHTON, Doc, New York City. Arts and Sciences-Medicine. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Trinity School. Three years at Cornell. Delta Tau Delta, Glee Club 2. FRANK LESTER KNOWL1'ON, Les, Laurel, Md. Agriculture. Age, tyventy-three. Prepared at X McKinley ManualTraining School. Fouryears at Cornell. Sigma Phi Sigma, Glee Club, Senators Club. ,395--ff f J.:-.fw-za .11 3 ., V A . 'Q - Q.. .4, .1 I ' 5'1 ' . ' - .1 ' V . X , , I X , .. . is f V j K . - i i 2. '- ,ft , ,,,, ,,.. . .. .. 1 J'-if: - IJ - .. I 137 ig -- - 'G --is ..g., ll ,y PAUL HARRIS KRAMER, Lucky, Gaylord, Mich. Chemistry. Age, twenty. Prepared at Culver Military Academy. Four years at Cornell. FREDERICK KRAUS, New York City. Agriculture. Age, twenty-eight. Prepared at Columbia University. Two years at Cornell. 'JOHN ADAM KRUGH, Johnnie, Kansas City, Mo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Westport 'High School. Three years at Cornell. Phi Gamma Delta, Sphinx Head, Aleph Samach, Book and Bowl, Junior Smoker Committee, Sophomore Pipe Committee, Student Conference Com- mittee 3, The Cornell Daily Sun Board 2, Assistant Manager 3, Business Manager and Treasurer 3, Lieutenant, Infantry U. S. Army. CHEN. KU, 'fRackety, Peking, China. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Tsing-Hua School. Four years at Cornell. Cosmopolitan Club, Rifle Club, A.I.E.E., Fuertes Stage, C.U.C.A. Cabinet, President Polity Club. PHENRY CHRISTIAN KUCHLER, IR., Heinie, New Rochelle. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at New Rochelle High School. Four years at Cornell. Phi Delta Sigma, Cosmopolitan Club 3, State Scholarship. HERBERT RI-IOADS KUHNS, Nig, Dayton, O. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-One. Prepared at Stivers High School. Four years at Cornell. Beta Theta Pi, Aleph Samach, Sphinx Head, Spring Day Committee 3, Commencement Committee, Beth L'Amed, Assistant Manager Football Team 3, Manager 4. CHENG-CHIH Kuo, Doc, Shanghai, China. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-live. Prepared at Tsing Hwa College. Four years at Cornell. Chinese Students' Club 2, Savage Club, First Vice-president Cosmopolitan Club. MAXWELL KFIRCIAS, f'Cassius, New York City. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at DeWitt Clinton High School. Four years at Cornell. I ,. V' I 138 Q I A .. - I ' lj f an : , I 'if . 4 f .1 0 ,, 1 55 'f - . 'L Y' V 2 I Roscoe NELSON LADU, '4Ros, Watervliet. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Watervliet High School. Four years at Cornell, DEWITT LAGRANG12, Schenectady. Veterinary. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Schenectady High School. Three years at Cornell. 4 RAYMOND JAMES T.:ALLY, Pittsburg, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Shady Side Academy. Three years at Cornell. Sigma Chi. EDWIN STEVENS'LARRABEE, Ed, Binghamton. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Binghamton High School. Four years at Cornell. AARON LASSER, Lass,,' Newark, N. Law. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Central High School. Two years at Cornell. Freshman Track-Team, Varsity Track Squad, Menorah. FRANCIS CUMING LATHROP, Mike, Wayne, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Eplscopal Academy. Two and one-halfyears at Cornell. Beta Theta PI, Freshman Banquet Com- mittee. KWAI CH.EUK LAU, K.C. Hongkong, China. Arts .and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. lireparceg it Cascadllla School. Four years at Cornell. Rho Psi, Chinese Students Club, Cosmopo Itan u EDWARD WILLIAM LAWARE, Monkehood, New York City. Veterinary. Age, twenty-seven. Pre pared at DeWitt Clinton High School. Three years at Cornell. Alpha Psi. J:- I ......., .... 139 ,,. : V in 'E Sxs5s '- . I - l 1 CARLOS LAZO, Bus, New York C-ity. Law. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Haverford School. Four years at Cornell. Delta Upsilong Quill and Dagger, Chairman Commencement Committee, Manager Crew 45 Savage Club, Musical Clubs 1, 2, 3, 4, Soloist 3, 43 Leader Mandolin Club 43 Znd Lieutenant R.O.T.C. 4, Sunday Night Club. PETER ELTING LEFEVRE, Pete, New Paltz. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at New Paltz High School. Three years at Cornell. THOMAS ARTHUR LEFFINGWELL, Aurora-on-Cayuga. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Somes School, Two years at Cornell. I TVVILLIAM MURRAY LEFFINGWELL, Bill, Watkins. Civil Engineering. Age, twentyvone. Prepared at Manlius Military School. Three years at Cornell. Phi Delta Theta, Rod and Bob, 2nd Lieu- l tenant, 50th U. S. Infantry. HARSEY KING LEONARD, Len,', Binghamton. Veterinary. Age, twenty-four, Prepared at Cook Academy. Three years at Cornell. Alpha Psi, Society of Comparative Medicine, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH LEVINE, Joe, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Bushwick High School.. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Epsilon Pig College Soccer Team 1, Menorah 2, 3, President 4, Varsity Debate Club, Cornell Scholarship, State Scholarship. Y CHARLES TQEON LEVY, Chas, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Architecture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at I HIllman Academy. Four years at Cornell. FRANK ROSENZWEIG LEVY, Lefty, Dunkirk. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Dunkirk High School. Four years at Cornell. Phi Epsilon Pi. .,,. .. I f' ? , 4 fi I ,W '55 M 1 C in I f ft, r ,ji , ' ,-xv-'sfivgf we 0 aamzafz.-4-A-I 22 f ' a gf 1 ' I A ... I 140 . 9 Q I8 - Q , .1 , , . 1 , tl 7 A1 7' 2.-. re A 1' A 'X 02 0 'W I. A A I CHUAN l-lENG'LI', General Leef' Canton, China. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Canton Christian College. Three years at Cornell. Cosmopolitan Club, Chinese Students' Club. BENJAMIN LICHTENSTEIN, Litch, Lawrence. Architecture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Horace Mann School. One year at Cornell. Zeta Beta Tau. ALBIERT WALKER LIDDLE, Alf, Argyle. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Argyle High School. Two years at Cornell. RALPH ALEXANDER LIDDLE, Argyle. Arts and.Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Argyle High School. Three years at Cornell. Assistant In Geology. RICHARD FREDRICK LIEKE, Dick, New York City. Agriculture. Age, thirty. Prepared at Man- hattan College. Four years at Cornell. OSCAR JOHN LINK, Cuff, Bulfalo. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Masten Park High School. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Delta Rho, Glee Club 3, 45 State Scholarship. DANIEL CLARENCE LIST, Washington, D. C. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Shenandoah Valley Academy. Three years at Cornell. Phi Kappa Psi. MICHAEL PAUL LONEGAN, Lon, New York City. Medicine. Age, thirty-nine. Prepared at Notre Dame University. Three years at Cornell. f A e I ,,-- ., . . ,Ja X 141 9---A fe 1.5g::w.: l' ' 1 as X , 2:- NORNIAN HERBERT LONG, Baltimore, Md. Law. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Friends' School. Two and one-half years at Cornell. Alpha Tau Omega. PA UI, VVALKER LONG, Shorty, Huntington, W. Va. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Huntington High School. Four years at Cornell. Phi Kappa Sigma. ARTHUR LAURENCE Looivirs, K'Art,,' Omaha, Neb. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Omaha Central High School. Four years at Cornell. Nayatig Mandolin Club 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN CARLSON LOOPE, Loopie,,' McGraw. Agriculture. Age, twenty-live. Prepared at Cortland Central High School. Four years at Cornell. FRANCISCO FEDERICO LOPEZ., Salta, Argentina. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Salta National College. Four years at Cornell. A.LE.F., Latin-American Club, Cosmopolitan Club. I FRANK JOSEPH LOUGHLIN, l'Lockie, Westbury. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-six. Pre- pared at Hempstead High School. Four years at Cornell. Hillhurst Club, Scroll and Spade, State Scholarship. LOUIS MARTIN LOUNSBERY, Lou, Randall. Veterinary. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Fulton- ville High School. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Psi, Society of Comparative Medicine. Y . BENJAMIN BRISTOL LOVELAND, Big Ben, Franklin. Veterinary.. Age, twenty. 'Prepared' at Delaware Literary Institute. Three years at Cornell. Alpha Psi: Society of Comparative Medicine. egg N X XXX -WN I . ..!, . ....- ...,' VT M -1 .' liz Mefywec I ' f 'i5f2.z5.r:gi-'3.','F3i' 'liz' , s' 9: I i 142 - .9 Q I8 . .1 . 'i?i.fff'gi:f.:1211 -f ' E, A f 0112: w,.- . -9 . -, , 'va .J 5 '. .12 -af t-.f?f1L3..:-EI- QT -4,1 V' ' if 'fs lt' ' .' e-::i'5if'1ga'z:.i54 Q.,'f:wy.v.I.y ' . ' f-.,4qg:-:2g,'-,rf 'V -,.,f, gig? f 'ffl52:... ' ,. .1 . :f 4 f , GEORGE Loomis LOVERIDGE, Churchville. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Church- ville High School. Three years at -Cornell. State Scholarship, '94 Memorial Debate Stage, Var- sity Debate Team 4. FENG SHU LU, Wusilu, China. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Tsing Hua College. Four years at Cornell. Chinese Students Club. ,FRANKLIN GERALD LUDINGTON, Lud, Mexico. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Mexico High School. Three years at Cornell. Hillhurst, Band. HARRY NICHOLAS MAAR, Omar, BufFalo. Architecture. Age, tvventy-three. Prepared at Masten Park High School. Four years at Cornell. College Basketball Team 2, 3, 4, C.U.C.A. Social Service Committee, Polity Club. JOHN LEON MCAULIFF, Mac, Cortland. Veterinary. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Cortland High School. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Psi, College Gridiron Team. EARL JAMES MCBRIDE, Mack, Warrensburg. Veterinary. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at.Warrens- burg High School. Pour years at Cornell. Omega Tau Sigma, Society of Comparative Medicine. CHARLES RAY MCCALLUM, Milwaukee, Wis. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Cascadilla School. Three years at Cornell. FRANK CHARLES McCARTHY, Syracuse. Law. Age, twenty. Prepared' at Christian Brothers Academy. Three years at Cornell. Catholic Club, Novice 135-lb. Boxing Champion 1. 143 , l 9 ' i '-'IB 'Y Q :gg 1-, 4s:-:4r:,:i:s'g X ,S X Bas 5? ? ffm. 3 ., ...,..,,.. l f l EIOHN MURRAY MCCLELLANV, Richmond, Va. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at - 1 Virginia Military Institute. One year at Cornell. I Sigma Nu. U. S. Marine Corps. iq . HOWARD ARCHIBALD MCDONELL, Pood, New York City. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- three. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Four years at Cornell. Psi Upsilon, Sphinx Head, Tau Beta Pig Senior Pledge Committee, Assistant Manager Freshman Track Team 33 Manager Varsity Track Team 4. ' ROY OLIVER' MCDUFFIE, Cincinnati, O. Arts and Sciences, Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Franklin School. Four years at Cornell. The Cornell W'id0w Board 3, 4. EDMUND BURKE MCGRANAGHAN, Mac, Hancock. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Hancock High School. Four years at Cornell. 'Sigma Upsilong Cornell Catholic Club. ROBERT BUSHAMCGRAW, Muggsie, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences-Medicine. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Einsbury Technical College. Four years at Cornell. Sigma P1. Ross EDWARD MACGREGOR, Mac, Malone. Civil Engineering: Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Franklin Academy. Four years at Cornell. EWALTER BROWNING MCGREW, Chick, Chicago, Ill. Forestry. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Hyde Park High School. Three years at Cornell. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. U. S. Naval Reserve. JOHN WALTER BEATTIE MAC KELLAR, Kewpie, Blauvelt. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-Five: Prepared at Nyack High School. Four years at Cornell. Cercle Francais. in l l 1 l i -.'.4,,.-1.1. A f.- 1::,f Www f A ?' ' V iff - - D l 2 I I 1 44 G 7 A of? Ross WALDRON MCKINSTRY, Mac, Chicago, Ill. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Cascadilla School. -Four years at Cornell. Chi Phi, Tau Beta Pi, Freshman Advisory Committee, Senior Pledge Committee, Pyramid, Sunday Night Club. GEORGE HENDERSON STANSER.MCNAIR, Mac,', West New Brighton. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Clifton College. Three years at Cornell. Tau Beta Pig Pyramid, Soccer Team 3, 45 Business Manager The Cornell Cir1il.E1zgineer Board. HOWARD ALEXANDER MACRAE, Mac, Providence, R. I. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Pglrovidence Technical High School. Three years at Cornell. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, University rc estra. JOHN CHURCHILL MADDY, Fat, Perrysburg, O. Agriculture. Age, twentyeone. Prepared at Glen- dale Union High School. Four years at Cornell. Hillhurst Club. TALBOT MARION MALCOLM, Mal, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Salamanca High School. Four years at Cornell. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Sphinx Head, Freshman Baseball Squad, Sophomore Rush Committee, Freshman Representative on Athletic Council 43 College Tax Com- mittee 4, Senior Pledge Committee, Manager Varsity Baseball Team 45 President Interfraternity Bowling Association 3, 4, Savage Club, Glee Club 4, Executive Council of Interfraternity Associa- tion 4g University Scholarship, State Scholarship. FREDERICK JOHN MAPES, Ted, Skaneateles. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Jordan High School. One and one-half years at Cornell. College Cross Country Team 2. FRANK WILLIAM MAR, Cycle-Bill, Richmond Hill. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Richmond Hill High School. Four years at Cornell. HOWIARD ESHELMAN MARTIN, Tupus, Clarence Center. Veterinary. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Parker High School. Four years at Cornell. Omega Tau Sigma. , ei l 1 I f 0 145 ,:4-zV4':3f'.ffLf' 1 f . ,121 '11 5 ,- 9 I . I E .Im SNZQQ , X YN Q 5 1 dx 4' DONALD SKILLMAN MARTINEZ Oak P 'k Ill. A , ai , rts and Sciences. Age,4tWenty-three. Prepared at Beloit College. Three years at Cornell. Phi Kappa Psi. l . PAULDIEIBUSON MA'r'rHIzWs,WilminUton Del. Mecl ' lE ' ' 1 g , Ianica nglneermg. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Wilmington High School. '1 hree years at Cornell. Kappa Sigma. TRICHARD PECK MATTHIESSEN, Dick, Chicago, Ill. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at University High School. Three years at Cornell. Chi Psi, Sphinx Head, Chairman junior Promenade Committee, Chairman Sophomore Spring Day Showg Assistant Business Manager The Cornell Widozo Board Z, Business Manager 35 Beth L'Amed3 Book and Bowl. l l ARCHIBALD MCINTYRE u . , . ciences. ge, twenty-two Pre- pared at Huntington High School Four C . years at ornell. Phi Delta Theta, Masque 2, 3, 43 I President Masque Council 45 Dramatic Club. MAXWELL, UMM, Owensboro Ky Arts and S ' A LUDWIG STOLZ MAYER, Albany. Agriculture. Age, thirty-nine. Prepared at Albany High School. Three years at Cornell. I WILLIAM LY . . ge, twenty-t ree. Prepared at Oneida High School. Four years at Cornell. Phi Delta Kappa, lst Lieutenant R.O.T.C. 3. NDoN MAY1zR,Durhamvi1le Agriculture A h KINGSLEY DARWIN MAYNARD, Kinnie,', Roscoe. Arts and Sciences-Medicine. Age, twenty-one. I Prepared at Roscoe High School. Four years at Cornell. Sigma P13 Freshman Cross Countrv Te Varsity Cross Co T 7 ' . ami untry eam -, 3, 4, Commencement Committee 4g Huntington Club. HAROLD ANTHONY MENG Shri R l ., mp, oc Iester. Arts and Sciences.. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at East High School. Five years at Cornell. College Tax Committee 25 The Cornell Countryman Board 1, 2, Sesomah. X Yfgifr wwf '1 -A1 i .'. .i'T'f? ? 1'f ' ' , - - s N Q Q g xt Q I 'P R M X a t X 15 if A X ,143 .. - - 1 2, W Q-124547-5:-fi' A 7, ,, 1f7-.gli ,Q V ,-z':'2':i3f1. - .if . .' 4'121ZQ:L3'31.EjQ1 ,: ' 1' -53 1:5 ff:,1 K ' 1-7 .l.9'3 . ' 1:3135 146 9 A l , , I8 .ig f,3ir4fff L ,fzif, 1 -. vas?- ,, , ., + . ..., . . ,. ,. , 4 wh . V -.,-,.:,., A U ,fl X , . A . 5.:, -+,r- -ffw Q E, ' 4, agony.: :Z J ' f N 'f '1 fa - P f V ,Ji 21 If 2 ' 5.3'.- , r s , q7 53:E3',fgf'- in v, -1 Q ' : , iq, ' 51.7 ff:ff-'g ftf - '-'-- ' ti' T.: Z - . - A 2' . .-.92 r r -1'-3-3 , .1 .fa.:.??.E is . e ...5ie...11v 'WZ pi -. i.,:aI2Z3l?f'3?f' , ' ' 1 I IACINTO JOHN G,DE MENOCQ., Chaparra, Cuba. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Clason Point Military Academy. Three years at Cornell. HERMAN MERKER, Herm, Milwaukee, Wis. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at West Division High School. Four years at Cornell. Chi Psi, Mandolin Club 1, 2, 3. , LESTER FINNFY MERRICK, Hamilton, Canada. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Millersville Normal School. Three years at Cornell. Sigma Phi. PIERRE MERTZ, jamaica. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at lamaica High School. Four years at Cornell. Sigma X13 Cosmopolitan Club, Secretary 45 Cercle Francais, President 3. HERBERT JOHN METZGER, Sol, Groton. Veterinary. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Groton High School. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Gamma Rho. GARRET FREDERICK MEYER, St. Louis, Mo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at McKinley High School. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Chi Rho. IRVING SEELEY MIDDAUGH, Brookton. Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Candor High School. Four years at Cornell. 'JOSEPH HoPic1Ns MiL1.ARD, Znd., joe, Omaha, Neb. Arts and Sciences.. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at St. Albans High School. Two years at Cornell. Alpha Delta Phi, Sophomore Spring Day Committee, Mandolin Club, University Orchestra. 1-I7 .G -- 9 ' I CLARENCE MERTON MILLER, Hack, lVIert,', Wells River, Vt. Veterinary. Age, twenty-two. Pre- ared at Wells River High School. Three years at Cornell. Omega Tau Sigma, Society of Compara- P . . tive Medicine. CYRUS W. MILLER, f'Cy, Brooklyn. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Tome School. Four years at Cornell. Beta Theta PI, Freshman Track Team, Senior Pledge Committee. 'WILLIAM GIRVAN MILLIGAN, Shorty, New York City. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at DeWitt Clinton High School. Four years at Cornell. Huntlngton Club, 2nd Lieutenant R.O.T.C. 2, Captain 3, Major 4. GEORGE RIDER MINIER, Puden, Waco, Tex. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Waco High School. Two years at Cornell. Varsity Football Squad 4, Southerners Club, Secretary 3, 4. A PH MIRON Coach', Elizabeth, N. Arts and.Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at DOL , , Battin High School. Four years at Cornell. Tau Epsilon Phi, Varsity Football Squad. ISAAC BROWN MITCHELL, 'A Ike, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-seven. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. 'REUBEN CURTIS MOFFAT, Curt, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at ' ' ' T kT 2-V 'tv Adelphi Academy. lhree years at Cornell. Freshman Crew Squad, Varsity rac eam , arsl Crew Squad 3. WILLIAM WHITMORE GOODALE MOIR, Bill,', Papaikou, Hawaii. -Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. , Prepared at Oahu College. Three years at Cornell. Phi Delta Theta, Rocky Mountain Clubg He Hui Hawaii. l48 ED'-' Q IB 9 . '2 1- '11, H..-: x 2 t , I ,, 4 1 S -' ' A-f3'?:-:f+- 1'i - , lf? FP 4 I - ui I I EDVVARD MONAHAN, JR., Monny, Johnstown. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at John- stown High School. Four years at Cornell. GEORGE WILLIAM MONROE, JR., Dryden. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Dryden High School. Four years at Cornell. Delta Chi, Commencement Committee, Glee Club, Presi- dent Musical Clubs. ROBERT ELBRIDGE MOODY, Bob, Rushville. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Rush- ville High School. Four years at Cornell. Phi Delta Kappa. DEAN CRAWFORD MOORE, Dean, Newark, N. J. Arts and Sciences-Medicine. Age, twenty. Pre- pared at Glen Ridge High School. Four years at Cornell. Lambda Chi Alpha, University Orchestra, 1, 2, Assistant Manager 3, Manager 4-5 Musical Clubs 3, 4. HARRY CORDERY MOORE, Atlantic City, N. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Atlantic City High School. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Sigma Phi. ROY WALLACE MOORE, Silver Creek. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Silver Creek High School. Four years at Cornell. JAMES BENEDICT MOREY, 'iBen, Bulfalo. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-One. Prepared at Lafayette High School. Four years at Cornell. Sigma Phhi Epsilon, Scalp and Blade, Mandolin Club l, 2, 3, University Scholarship, State Cash Scholarship. V HENRY GRAY MORRIS, Hank, Jamestown. Arts and Sciences-Medicine. Age, twenty-two. Pre pared at Jamestown High School. 'Four years at Cornell. Huntington Club. - ' O 'qi' l 1 l 2 , l 149 FJ ' Sf HAROLD MEADE MOTT-SMITH, Motty,,' Schenectady. Chemistry. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Schenectady High School. Four years at Cornell. . CHARLES GEORGE MULLER, Charlie, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Stevens School. Two years at Cornell. Baseball Squad, Mandolin Club. PAUL CHARLES MURPHY, St. Paul, Minn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at St. Thomas College. Three years at Cornell. Chi Psi. ALBIN MUSKOVIN, Musky, Cortland. Veterinary. Age, twenty. Prepared at Cortland High School. Three years at Cornell. Omega Tau Sigma. HARVEY WILLIAM MYERS, Hank, Chief,,' Kenoza Lake. Veterinary. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Liberty High School. Three years at Cornell. Alpha Psi, Society of Comparative Medi-- cine, Freshman and Varsity Track Squads, College Cross Country Team. TJISSSET LINCOLN 'MYERS, Toledo, O. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Toledo Central High School, Two years at Cornell. 112th Field Signal Battalion, Company B. SALYG NAGLER, Naig, New York City. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at Stuyvesant High School. Four years at Cornell. College Basketball Team 3. FRANCIS JOHN NANKIVELL, Nanky, New York City. Mechanical.Engineering.. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Mount Vernon High School. Four years at Cornell. Eta Kappa Nu, Assistant In- structor in Machine Design, A.I.E.E.g University Club, University Scholarshipg Cornell State Scholarship. ' ni ' 150 ..-- --- O ' I Q 1 X , Aff ff 4 ff ' S , 1 f f V, , W f f f 59,124 1 A21 1 G... 4 f K . 4 , ,. I My .L -fa -4.13: - 1. N I - ' ir ,wr Hia , I:-1 'Joi-IN TAYLOR NEEDHAM, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Three years at Cornell. HOMER BORST NEVILLE, l'Bub, Sharon Springs, Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Cobleskill High School. Four years at Cornell. College Glee Club 3. MELVlN NICHOLS, Pete, Nick, Dayton, O. Chemistry. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Steele High School. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Chi Sigma, Tau Beta Pi. WILLIAM FRANCIS NIEDRINGIIAUS, Babe, St. Louis, Mo. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- One. Prepared at Smith Academy. Three years at Cornell. Kappa Alpha. DONALD JAMES WILLIAM NIGI-ITINGALE, Birdie, Don, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Clason Point Military Academy and New York University. Three and one-half years at Cornell. Delta Upsilong Quill and Dagger, Freshman Advisory Council 49 Con- vocation Hour Committee, The Cornell drmualr Board 3, Editor-in-Chief 43 Sunday Night Club. BERTRAM RUDOLPH NIRENBERG, Bert, Brooklyn. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty. Pre- pared at Erasmus Hall High School. Four. years at Cornell. Beta Samachg State Scholarship. HENRY EDWARD NIRENBERG, Harry, New York City. Arts and Sciences-Medicine. Age, twenty- One. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Two years at Cornell. Beta Samachg College Cross Country Team 3. 'GEORGE LANSING NOBLE, '2Tex, Houston, Tex. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Houston High School. Three years at Cornell. Kappa Alpha, Southerners Club. i -f.. ' ' 1 'Ii'ff f ff . f, 1 ' 15. - I 4.:g:g,1e' , ii Q . if ' faixp V A f A A , I - 2-2. 'I l' ii i ..... ' f , -fait . ' . ' 1' . V :geo . fflf'-ii amiga- 5 3 A4 ge. ' ,. . 'aa' 'iff - if -Milf' fi . iz - Ali- .1 - ' 1 ' ' 151 9 R ' EP, ., .M-:, .- - . as qsfetf-' tt , ,Q y Vs 9 'A a , , 6 K V26 ,En 1 ,Miz C9 Hai, w A' A ' Us '4 , QV t , A fs ea 4 1 Y s at T A iff ,gf ei uf? Y page' twiki? . A 5.:1,,.::s:.:ff Rev-' -' r- ,:-fi' ai ew Q ee .2-:ui-V ,af FHENRY PATRICK NOONAN, Honeoye Falls. Veterinary. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Honeoye Falls High School. Two years at Cornell. Q , DARWIN PARKER NORTON, Nort, Oneida, Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Oneida High School. Four years at Cornell, Phi Delta Kappa. STANLEY MARION NORWOOD, Stick, Ithaca. Chemistry. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Ithaca High School. D Three years at Cornell. Sigma Phi Sigma. GERALD ALDRICH OJBRIAN, Gerry, Dunkirk. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Fredonia Normal School. Four years at Cornell. State Scholarship. EDWIN GLENN OLDS, E Glenn, Lockport. Arts and Sciences. Age, nineteen. Prepared at North ' ' Cl b' C l't n Club, Tonawanda High School. Four years at Cornell. Freshman Debate u , osmopoi a State and Regents Scholarships. HALLEN O,LEARY jim Clayton Civil Engineering Age, twenty-three. Prepared at JAMES , , . . Clayton High School. Four yearsq at Cornell. Rod and.Bob, Freshman Track and Cross Country Teams and Varsity Track Fl eam 2, 3, College Athletic Director 4. h Ni lk C Law A e twenty two Prepared at Norwalk High FARTHUR OLSEN, Ole, Sout orwa , onn. . g , - . I School. Three years at Cornell. Delta Theta Phi, Freshman Baseball Team, Varsity Baseball Team 2, 3, College Tax Committee, College Election Committee. ffl A ' l Ave twenty three Prepared at FHOWARD BURNSHIP ORTNER, Howie, Bu ao. gricu ture. g , - . Lafayette High School. Three years at Cornell. Kappa Delta Rho, Quill and Dagger, Hebs-Sa, College Basketball Team 1, Varsity Basketball Squad 2, Captain 3, College Athletic Director 3, 4, College Class Secretary and Treasurer 3. , I A I l ni I .... D, HW-, , ,,,,,,-.,,-..,.-...vw ' 1 --. ,-xx '58 ' , .if's:5??s:s1s:5,ggE l + :::::::Fgv:-R51gigrfvi' '1 ,jsE5EE1E-E: SHPE - -f---ev. me '-,rar 2 .- Q . T l - ' 3 :1.,g.ij,y -. 1 1 .. ,H . :':1f5f-.ir-i'.i.i'f7 ' 453521.-:if?3f'-555255 ,I '3,3FS'g1Z1 ,..4,'Z' Q ' ,,. Ii 'Qe:.:.1s1fyfg'? sir. Q 152 ' 9 U I8 lc -nun g -. , CARROLL HEPBURN OWEN, Owey, Millville, N. I. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Millville High School. Four years at Cornell. Cercle Francais. MARK QWENS, Much, Speedwell,', Morristown, N. Forestry. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at M0ff1StOWU High School. Four years at Cornell. Huntington Club, Foresters Club. ABRAHAM PACKER, Brooklyn. -Veterinary. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Bushwick High School. Three years at Cornell. Society of Comparative Medicine. RALPH GORMAN PALMER, Oil City, Pa. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Oil City High School. Four years at Cornell. GEORGE ERIC PEABODY, Doc,U Wayland. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Wayland High School. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Phi, Helios, College Tax Committee, Senior Pledge Committee, Masque, Eastman Stage 3. CLAUDE PENDLETON, Spike, Port Dickinson. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Binghamton Central High School. Four years at Cornell. Pyramid, Hillhurst Club. 'WILLIS EDGAR PENEIELD, Penny, Fulton. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Fulton High School. Three years at Cornell. Eleusis, COXSWHIH College Crew 2, Glee Club. BENjAM1N PEPPER, Pep, White Plains. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at DeWitt Clinton High School. Four years at Cornell. Beta Samach, Phi Beta Kappa, Officers Club, Menorah, Ethics Club, Captain R.O.T.C. 4, Blauvelt Scholarship, State Scholarship. az - or .113 J- V 'L 'wk' 9 1 153 I9 IB I l 5 I tCHARLES STUART PERKINS, Stu, Newark. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at East High School. Two and one-half years at Cornell. Beta Theta Pig U. S. Naval'Reserve Force. 'JAMES JACOB PERLZWEIG, Puggy, New York City. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at High School of Commerce. Pour years at Cornell. College Baseball Team 2, 35 U. S. Reserve. HENRY CLINTON STRAWN PERRY, Husky, Jacksonville, Fla. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Lawrenceville School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. Pi -Kappa Alpha, Fresh- man Crew Squad, Varsity Crew Squad 2, 4, Mandolin Club l, 23 Lawrenceville Club. RAYMOND ARNOLD PERRY: Dundee. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Dundee High School. Four years at Cornell. Glee Club 1. CHARLES RAINE PETTYJOI-IN, Petty, Lynchburg, Va. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Lynchburg High School. Four years at Cornell. Phi Delta Theta, Freshman Tax Committee, Southerners Club. k ALPHEUS RANDOLPH PHELPS, Al, Niagara Falls. Law. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Niagara Falls High School. Four years at Cornell. Delta Chi. -f PAUL PERRY PIERCE, Sandy,,' Machias. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Machias High School. Four years at Cornell. Scorpion. WILLIAM MARION PIERCE, Dunkirk. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Dunkirk High School. Pour years at Cornell. ASSISKRHI In Physics. Y , - 2- .Q 5 . 6 I, .. 'fe-e2s:-I,iff521.sz.2g,fiz52Za 4 5 if .3:E':F.1Eff'E1E!EEi'i2i -9551 - -Q ff' f Y 'I' 154 I9 I8 X ww AS 4 A ', pk I I U fe 0 .3 A41 if peg, f QQ' 1 '6 3 f 2 I , I , ARTi:IUR PIERSON, Art,,' Meriden, Conn, Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Meriden. High School. Four years at Cornell. Sigma Alpha Mu. PWILLARD FISKE PLACE, Will, Bill, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one Prepared at Hackley School. Two and one-half years at Cornell. Psi Upsilong Sphinx Head, Assis- tant Manager Musical Clubs 35 Beth L'Amedg Book and Bowl, Sunday Night Club, U. S. Army Ambulance Corps. FNORMAN HALF PLUMB, Plummy, New York City. Chemistry. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Bayonne High School. Two years at Cornell. Kappa Phi, Gunner on U.S.S. Artemis. ISRAEL PQDROG, Washington, D. C. Chemistry. Age, twenty-eight. Prepared at Imperial Russian University. Four years at Cornell. Menorah. CHARLES FRANCIS PosT, Pittsburg, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Pittsburg Central High School. One-half year at Cornell. WILBUR HERRICK POTTER, Varna. Veterinary. Age, twenty-eight. Prepared at Cortland High School. Three years at Cornell. WALTER VAN PRICE, VValt, Syracuse. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Schenectady High School. Four years at Cornell. Musical Clubs 2, 3, 4. tp!-IIl.IP ST. GEORGE PRINCE, Kosmosdale, Ky. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Pre- pared at Vineland High School. 'Three years at Cornell. Hillhurst Club, Junior Promenade Com- mittee, Glee Club 2, 35 Sage Choir, Varsity Football Squad 2,5 U. S. Gas Defense Service. I I - 4 I J T' i- I l hx, vs, I I 2 I Eg, E W -, W 4 , W2 I av I f 5 I I 155 - Sf - is u u nu 1 r 1- HAROLD ARTHUR PULLIAM, Lexington, Ky. Arts .and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. l,Prepared at University of Kentucky. One year at Cornell. Sigma Nu. GAIL FERGUSON PUTTICK, Putt, .Wellington, South Africa. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Boys High School, Wellington. Three years at Cornell, Cosmopolitan Club. SIDNEY RAYNARTS, Rochester. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at East High School. Three years at Cornell. FREDERICK SCHUYLER REESE, jr. Ilion. Law. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Ilion High School. Four years at Cornell, Gamma Eta Gamma, The Cornell Law Quarterly Board, Associate Editor 3, Business Manager 4, University Undergraduate Scholarship, Boardman Scholarship, Blackstone Institute Law Prize. LEO EDMUNI? RE-GAN, Lee, Toledo, O. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at St. -lohn's University. One-half year at Cornell. FRANK HENRY REIMER, 'iReim,U Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- two. Pre- pared at Lake View High School. Five years at Cornell. MORRIS LEWIS REITZES, Gloversville. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Gloversville High School. Three years at Cornell. ' HERMENEGILDO BALBINO REYBS, Hermin, Malolos, P. I. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty. jlirfpgrgd at Ateneo de Manila. Four years at Cornell. Sigma Xig Tau Beta PI, Fta Kappa Nu, I P I 156 'P' 'G T 4'IfBf?'tf4 ' A 1 ZW. ,V .5212 J Ag, ff 2 As? JOHN ALVA REYNOLDS, Al, Rochester. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at West High School. Four years at Cornell. Theta Alpha. ROBERT NORTON REYNOLDS, Bob, Springville. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Griidith Institute. Four years at Cornell. Eleusis, Freshman Track Team, University Band 1, 2, 3, Chief Musician 4, University Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Mandolin Club 2, 4. ABRAHAM NATHANI.EL Rrci-iARDsoN, Rich, Rochester. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Fast High School. Four years at Cornell. Menorah, Zionist Club, Ethics Club, State Scholarshlp. SOLON ALBERT RICHARDSON, Dickf, Franconia, N. H. Veterinary. Age, twenty. Prepared at Dow Academy. Three years at Cornell. Omega Tau Sigma, Society of Comparative Medicine. 'GUY RICKARD, Rick,', Schoharie. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Schoharie High School. Three y.ears at Cornell. Alpha Gamma Rho, Helios, Freshman Baseball Team, Varsity Baseball Squad, Varsity Rifle Team 1, 2, Captain 3, Riiie Club, University Boxing Championship 150 pounds, University Rifle Championship 2. PAUL EUGENE RIMER, Bones, Harrisburg, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Harrisburg High School. Three years at Cornell. Philos. ROBERT HENRY ROAT, Bob, Clifton, N. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Paterson High School. Four years at Cornell. Sigma Upsilon. THAMILTON HARVEY ROBERTS, Ham, Bob, South Poland, Me. Mechanical Engineering. Age twentv-two. Prepared at MacKenzie School. Three years at Cornell. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Con- struction of Torpedo Boat Destroyers, U. S. Government. .1454-if ' , f 5S'5if z ' , .,, Q, Af Q. . .-. :Mix Q, , ff, av Q ' jfs, j' ,-:T ...M . Q . 1 3 QI . . ts H Sv .iff 24 L ff t . , 157 - 9 - I8 L I I me I :f:1-.wi-.,,. .I ,fgggi ex.- arsa, .I . .. I . or Fw 7 I I OP 9. K fm: A ,ff 3 f 3 r f 'Eg it fx 9 i 'I TTHEIS ROBERTS, Bob, New York City. Forestry. Age, twenty. Prepared at DeWitt Clinton High School. Two and one-half years at Cornell. Scorpion, Cornell Dramatic Club, Forestry Club. GEORGE WILLIAM MACDONALD ROBERTSON, Robbie,', Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, nineteen. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Four years at Cornell. 'Phi Delta Kappa, Varsity Track Squad 4, Tuition Scholarship, University Undergraduate Scholarship, State Cash Scholarship, Theme Reader, English. ROBERT REYNOLDS ROBERTSON, Mexico, Mo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Westminster College. Two years at Cornell. DAVID ROBINSON, H, Sewickley, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Hill School. Two and one-half years at Cornell. Chi Psi. ERNEST GUY ROBINSON, Robbie, Moore, Mont. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Mooremont High School. Two years at Cornell. Lambda Chi Alpha. WILLIAM EBER ROBINSON, Eb, Akron, O. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ashville School. Four years at Cornell. Phi Sigma Kappa. ELLIS Howes ROBISON, Ish,', Schenectady. Agriculture. ' Age,- twenty-one. Prepared' at Schenectady High School. Four years at Cornell. Theta Alpha, Agassiz Club, Poultry Association, Spanish Club. CLIFTON ROSS ROCHE, Louisville, Ky. Mechanical Engineering. Age, 'twenty-two. Prepared at Male High School. Three years at Cornell. , .1-.N a 11 I Is.. ,Q f, . f,f , gi, f fm. z 211. , ' 'f wa B - . :1Pf,.,. . ' . z1 ,,.f .2 fc B- , f 'L.3f,-N-- .1- sa::, -.,'5fgy:r,. ' ,.::2- sf Q .Ji gs .. fs --41113 :. --fr-21.22. -f . 'aifgyy b 'i g - g.:1:1:...,1' B- ' P nies... - x -wi:-11:1 S '59E5Z'-if ' 1. : '5?iW?1.1.-- ,. 1 l V Z-.1 .,:,:,4.1v.,-. :A-x, 51, Y. ,.,,.,.:g-.-g:,,,., .-:rn 11.4.-. -raw, :- I I - ' 158 --- ef -- za 1 ', as Z ' ' - f nf HENRY WISDOM RODEN, Tex, Dallas, Tex. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Dallas High School. Four years at Cornell. Chi Phi, Quill and Dagger, Chairman Senior Pledge Committee, Senior Representative Cornellian Council: Treasurer Student Council 45 Class Life Secretary, Savage Club 3, Secretary 4, Manuscript Club, Sunday Night Club, Book and Bowl. LEROY EDWARD ROFE, Chub,', Preble. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Homer Academy. Four years at Cornell. Theta Alpha, Wrestling Team 2, 3, 4. CLAUDE WEBSTER ROOF, Web,', Utica. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-Eve. Prepared at Utica Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. A.I.E.E. DOMINIC PETER ROTUNDA, Dom, Dunkirk. Arts and Sciences. .Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Dunkirk High School. Four years at Cornell. Komos, Cosmopolitan Club. WILLIAM LUTHER ROUSH, Cap, Huntington, W. Va. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Marshall College. Four years at Cornell. Gamma Eta Gamma, Varsity Track Squad 2. HENRY RUBIN, Hank, Newark, N. I. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Boys High Eclgool. hFour years at Cornell. Sigma Alpha Mu, Cornell State Scholarship, Undergraduate c olars ip. FREDERIT2 LEXINGTON RUOFF, Balf' Binghamton. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-Eve. Pre- pared at Mercersburg Academy. Two years at Cornell. Nayatig Freshman Track Squad, Varsity Track Squad 2. TMAURICE SPENCER RUSSELL, Russ, Carbondale, Pa. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Carbondale High School. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Zeta, Sphinx Head, Junior Varsity Crew 2, 3, College Honor System Committee 4, College Tax Committee 4, Masonic Club, Band 1, 2. V l I ' Lab - 1 l l ' a I as I . QQ X f 1 '1 59 9 - 1 .. xx 255 A 7 39 is Q 5 Av X 9- x FEMMETT JAMES RYAN, JR., E J. Seneca Falls. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Mynderse Academy. Three years at Cornell. Freshman Crew Squad, Varsity Crew Squad 2, 33 College Crew 35 Cornell Catholic Club, Vice-president 3. DANIEL SALMOW, Sal, Brooklyn. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Stuyvesant High School. Four years at Cornell. LOUIS DAVID SAMUELS, Lou, Sammy, Mount Vernon. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Mount Vernon High School. Four years at Cornell. 'AUSTIN WER'FMAN WILLIAM SAND, Sandy,,' Lockport. Agriculture. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Lockport Union School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. Scroll and Spade, Private lst Class, Company F, 303rd Regiment Engineers. 'Joi-IN DAVIS SAUTERS, JR., Johnnie, Martins Ferry, O. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. - Pre- A pared at Martins Ferry High School. Three years at Cornell. Kappa Sigma, Aleph Samach, Quill and Dagger, Captain Freshman Baseball Team, Varsity Baseball Team 2, 33 Freshman Advisory Committee. , FREDERICK LEROY SCHAEFER, Schaef, Cincinnati, O. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-hve. Prepared at Ohio Mechanics Institute. Four years at Cornell. Tatr'Beta Pig Eta Kappa Nu, A.I.E.E.g Freshman Baseball Team, Varsity Baseball Squad 2, 33 Captain College Baseball Team 3. GEQRGE LEONARD ScHAEEER, Tekomoh, Neb. Veterinary. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Kansas City Veterinary College. One year at Cornell. WABTER SCI-IMID, Schmidy, Kingston. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Kingston Academy. Four years at Cornell. State Tuition and Cash Scholarships. i ' I - 2 QQ' 223 A 4.. ...2 wa., , ,. . I 'lf ht.. lui ' u 1 :- 160 - 'G U ,Y , ,, ,. DAVID SCI-IULTZ, Dave, New York City. Chemistry. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Morris High School. Four years at Cornell. Sigma Alpha Mug College Basketball Team, Cornell State Scholarsh' 'S C l S h ' ' ' ' ' ' ip, tate asm c Olarship, Undergraduate Scholarship, Pul1tzer.Scholarsh1pg Assistant in Chemistry. LOUIS HAROLD SCHWARTE, Dutch, Saratoga Springs. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Saratoga High School. Four years at Cornell. Adirondack Club. 'JOHN RUPLEY SCI-IWARTZ, Poughkeepsie. Law Age, twenty-three Prepared at Rivervie A d . . I W ca emy. Three years at Cornell. Delta Chi. 2nd Lieutenant U. S. R. DANA ROLLAND SCUTT, D, Olean. Veterinary. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Portville High School. Three years at Cornell. Omega Tau Sigma, Society of Comparative Medicine. WILLIAM HENRY SEABROOK, Bill, Brooklyn. Veterinary. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Manual Training Hlgh School. Three ears t C ll. A ' ' ' y a orne lpha Phi Alpha, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Squad 3, 4. TVANBRUNT SEAMAN, Van, Brooklyn Civil Engineering Age twent P . . , V y-one. repared at Polytechnic Preparatory School. Three years at Cornell. Phi Delta Theta, Rod and Bob. TCHARLES HENRY SEARS Short HI lc M , y, Oyo e, ass. Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Holyoke High School. TWO years at Cornell. Lambda Chi Alpha, 2nd Lieutenant U. S.PRegulars. SAMSON ABRAHAM SELEY, Blossom, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences-Medicine. Age, nineteen. Pre- pared at DeWitt Clinton High School. Four years at Cornell. Beta Samachg Phi Beta Kappa, Novice Lightweight Boxing Champion 35 Menorah, TUIIIOH Scholarship, Blauvelt Scholarship, , 5 if 1. It fx: ffr:. :-1.-1 1 .tl . 2-Lea .A ' W--J . . 712 ' -It , 4 , ga: X, 5321. , . h,5i,:g:,,g.1.f V . .-v- l,21P '2.z, ' ' ,V ' W1-' ,. ' '1 Y pri? A ' ' '-W' , , I sf ' 'firm' 1 ' ' ' .w I ' 161 Q c , A.-p , x N R X X3 , s ! , api 5 liv w ,, N X A . 'M s- -3 'f skew -,,.:.:,,:.,1..,s, Q, cr, - .,,,. as 1- 7 X S 'Q ' X , , A HENRY jess SENEGAL, Heinie, Watertown. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Watertown High School. Four years at Cornell. Seal and Serpent, Pyramid. iALONZO MORTON SEYMOUR, Sam, Peekskill. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Peekskill Military Academy. Three years at Cornell. Alpha Tau Omega. V STANLEY NEWMAN SHAW, Stan, Denver, Col. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at East Dover High School. Four years at Cornell. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Quill and Dagger, Student Council 2, Alumni' Pledge Committee 3, Freshman Advisory Committee, The Cornell Daily Sun Board 1, 2, 3, 4, Rocky Mountain Club, Cosmopolitan Club. LIANG HUA SHEN, Vonyien, Kiang Su. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Nanyang College. One year at Cornell. ARTHUR JOHN SIQERBURNE, Snooky, Schenectady. Chemistry. Age, twenty-one, Prepared at Schenectady High School. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Chi Sigma, Cosmopolitan Club. SAMUEL SAUL SHIPMAN, Sam, S, S., Brooklyn. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at Boys High School. Four years at Cornell. Menorah, University SchQa-rship. ' 'WILLIAM DARLINGTON MULLEN SHUMAN, Bill, Pittsburg, Pa. Arts and Sciences. -Age, twenty- two. Prepared at Central High School. Two years at Cornell. Kappa Sigma, Book and Bowl, -lunior Associate Editor The Cornell Annualf Board 3. HoRAcE STILLWELL SIRRINE, Hod,', Trumansburg. Arts and Sciences. -Age, twenty. Prepared at Trumansburg High School. Four years at Cornell. Tuition Scholarship, Cash Scholarship. 162 9 ' T I8 HOWARD SPENCER SISSON, Spence, Sherburne. Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Sherburne High School. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Delta Rhog Student Honor Committee 3, 4, Senior Pledge Committee, Janus, Editor-in-Chief The Cornell Countryman 3, -lf, President College Asso- ciation, President College Junior Class. ELMER HERBERT SMITH, Utica. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Utica Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. Scroll and Spade. FENNER CARLTON SMITH, Smithy,,' Ithaca. Veterinary. Age, twenty-eight. Prepared at Albion High School. Three years at Cornell. Alpha Psi. GEORGE HERBERT SMITH, Gunboat, Ithaca. Architecture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. College Baseball Team. JAMES WALLACE SMITH, Lakewood, O. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Lakewood High School. Three years at Cornell. Cosmopolitan Club. ,LAWRENCE VICTOR SMITH, Laurie,', Toledo, O. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Scott High School. Two and one-halfyears at Cornell. Delta Tau Delta, Chief lVIachinist's Mate U.S.N.R.F. WALTER IIOX SMITH, Walt, Watertown. Arts and Sciences-Medicine. Age, twentyftwo. Prepared at Watertown High School. Four years at Cornell. Zodiac, Senlor Pledge Committee. JOHN RALPH SNOW, Snowy,,' Central Square. Veterinary. Age, twenty-one. Preparedlat Central Square High School. Three years at Cornell. Alpha Psi, Society of Comparative Medicine, Fresh- man Baseball Squadg Varsity Baseball Squad. I 163 9 'P G ' 'IB , it Y . ' T' -'f2a2?s., .9 QA i235iQff21'?QQ1.,,, , -I' 1 ,sv u r , 'Qs .- ...fe-are . -st: . ws A ' ER'5'2i A .R MF, X 'es Q s . .- x S5 '.f .'EEi1f ,if 551- M , ' I WALTER SNYDER, Ithaca. Veterinary. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Three years at Cornell. JULIAN ARELL SOHON, Jule, New York City. Chemistry. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Morris High School. Four years at Cornell. Rifle Club, Catholic Clubg Officers Club, 2nd Lieutenant R.O.T.C. 35 Lieut. Colonel 45 Assistant in Chemistry. GEORGE D,ESTERRE SPENCER, Pink, Brooklyn, Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Boys High School. Four yearsat Cornell. Kappa Psi, Sophomore Cross Country Team, College Cross Country Team 2, 35 Varsity Soccer Team 2, 31 ' ' LELAND SPENCER, Spence, Elmira. Agriculture. lAge, twenty-one. Prepared at Elmira Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. State Scholarship. ' GEORGE ALFRED SPIEGELBERG, Spieg, New York City. Arts and Sciences, Age, twenty. Pre- pared at Hamilton Institute. Four years at Cornell. College Crew I, Varsity Crew Squad 2, 43 Hockey Squad 2, Lacrosse Team 33 Varsity Football Team 4, Senior Pledge Commrttee. ,STANLEY CONSIDER STACY, Pinky, Detroit, Mich. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Lafayette High School. Three years at Cornell. University Orchestra 2, 3, State Scholarship, University Scholarship. KARL MERNER STAEBLER, Mike, Brooklyn. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Polytechnic Preparatory School. Four years at Cornell. Sigma Phi Epsilon. l 4 ELLIS CARLTON STAFFORD, 'Staff' Cortland. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at. Cortland Central High School. Three years at Cornell. 1 i F 1 1 164 ig- 9 - is ., iq, ,IL ' . V1 I f . rv 1' .1-,,.-.-EASE? .f.1f ' ' ' --Fi' fi ' A W! I ,....,,,, , Jw 12- 'JOHN HOWARD STALKER, Stalk, Montclair, N. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Montclair High School. Three years at Cornell. Freshman Track Team, College Track Teamg 23rd U. S. Engineers. ROBERT NEVIN STANDISH, Bob, Sewickley, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Hill School. Three years at Cornell. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. CLIFFORD ALFRED STANTON, Harry, Cortland. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-seven. Prepared at Cortland Stare Normal School. Three years at' Cornell. Sigma Pi. HERBERT GEORGE STEFFENS, StePr',,' Brooklyn. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Spring Valley High School. Four years at Cornell. - Philos, College Tax Committee 4. SAMUEL STEIN, Hartford, Conn. Arts and Sciences. Prepared at Hartford High School. Two years at Cornell. GURDON BULL STEVENS, Steve, Granville. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Granville High School. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Chi Rho, Senior Pledge Committee, Philos. ' ALEXANDER FRANCIS STOLZ, Yonkers. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Yonkers High School. Three years at Cornell. Phi Delta Theta. PAUL METCALFE STOUFFER, Skip, Mercersburg, Pa. Chemistry. Age,.tWenty-two. Prepared at Mercersburg Academy. Four years at Cornell. Scorpion, Alpha Chi Sigma. if W . .I X-Mk-,Zz A . ,, 9' r - ' . w12'f gf: .. n 4 2 72.1.2 5, 1.1, 4- 165 PM ' if ' it ' .Q-Y 13:51.-: 4-1 V .Q T9 I ' 7- - r JAMES LoUIs STRONG, jim, Turin. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Cazenovia Seminary. Three and one-half years at Cornell. Band. Joi-IN WALTER STUFFT, 'gjackf' Boswell, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Ohio Northern University. Three years at Cornell. JOHN STURROCK,H-IOl1l'lI1l6,nItl13C21. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. Omega Tau Sigma. PHILIP LANVRENCE SULLIVAN, Sully,', Springfield, Mass. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Central High School. Four years at Cornell. Sigma Upsilong College Baseball Team 23 The Cornell Civil Evzgimfev' Board 3. GLENN WILLIAM SUTTON, Sutt, Dansville. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Dansville High School. Four years at Cornell: Zodiacg Hebs-Sag Freshman Track Teamg Varsity Track Team 45 Freshman Advisory Committeeg College Tax Committee, Freshman Tax Committee, Commence- ment Committee, Thr' Cornell Alvwzualr Board 3, Business Manager 4. BURTON LEROY SWARTZ, Cy, Lyons Falls. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Lyons Falls High School. Four years at Cornell. Phi Delta Kappa, Varsity Track Squad 2, 3, 4. SAMUEL CHADWICK SWEENY, Hartsdale. Forestry. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at White Plains High School. Four years at Cornell. A GEORGE CLINTON SWEET, Jr., Clint,', BulTalo. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Lafayette High School. Four years at Cornell. Lambda Chi Alphag RiHe Club. - - --- --- -V '----- ---'---s- --- -- ,ini----umm :mi 166 wg I... '-' ' l8 Q! af, L MAN HERBERT TAFT JR., Bill, Montgomery. Forestry. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Mont- Y 7 gomery High School. Four years at Cornell. Foresters Club. FANG LAN TAI, Laotai,,' Shasi, China. Agriculture. Age, twenty-tWO. Prepared at Tsing Hua College. Two years at Cornell. MIN KAO TANG, Chungking, China. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-eight. Prepared at Peking University. Four years at Cornell. Chinese Students Club. ALBERT JACOB TARR, Jake, Waterloo. Veterinary. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Waterloo High School. Three years at Cornell. Omega Tau Sigma. Gustavo Antonio Tavares, Gus Santia o, Santo Domingo. A riculture. Age twenty-three. Pre- : g fe. g - Q - , b' L -A r1can Club. P ared at Worcester Academy. Four years at Cornell. Cosmopolitan Clu , atm me JOHN THOMAS TAVARES, Santiago, Santo Domingo. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Worcester Academy. Four years at Cornell. Pyramid, Cosmopolitan Club, Latin Amer- ican Club. JOSEPH TECK, New York City. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Stuyvesant High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. LESLIE Rox' TERRILL, Marcus, Copenhagen. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-live. Prepared at Copenhagen High School. Four years at Cornell. College Cross Country Team 13 Scroll and Spade, State Scholarship. X 'V pn. ' am 4 v 1 5, i , ..,, .Y , 49 us, 'li Y 167 1 I- 9 -' ' I8 --f '- Will.. I I 6' H If . A ' V I iii? I. I UH ,Ii.'.7'.V!Hlf. 1 ,5-it i 333 Huff ar, . I ,Q:luL.i I, ,if -----. - EDWIN HEWES THOMAS, Eddie, Wilmington, Del. Chemistry. Age, tyventy-one. Prepared at I Wilmington Friends' School. Four years at Cornell. Kgappa Sigma, Quill and Dagger, Tau Beta P15 Alembicg Freshman Advisory Committeeg Convocation Hour Committee, The Cornell Chemin Board. JOHITI COOPER THOMAS, Bramwell, W. Va. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at ' Hill School. Three years at Cornell. Kappa Alpha, Aleph Samachg Quill and Daggerg Tau Beta P15 junior Promenade Committee, Manager Baseball Team 4, Beth L'Amed. 1 RICHARD NELSON THOMPSON, Tom,', Fall River, Mass. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Blalr Academy. Four years at Cornell. Cercle Francaisg Tertulia Estudiantmag Cos- litan Club. I mopo l SAWYER TI-IOMPsON, Cy,U Tommy, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at ,Erasmus Hall High School. Four years at Cornell. Theta Chi. l PSIDNEY PAUL THOMPSON, Sid, Ithaca. Architecture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Three years at Cornell. Gargoyleg Ist Lieutenant, Aviation Signal Corps. l . . . k WILLIAM DELMORE THOMPSON, Tommy, Red,,' New York City. Mechanical Engineering. Age, , twenty. Prepared at New Jersey Military Academy. Four years at Cornell. Glee Clubg Savage l Club, Cosmopolitan Club. , i LLOYD HENRY TILLEY, Buffalo. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Lafayette fl High School. TWO years at Cornell. N 'JOHN PAUL TIMMERMAN, Lima, O. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Lima High School. TWO and one-half years at Cornell. Theta Delta Chi. J I ' .n 1 :lun 1 .- 4: 1 P ' at Y IZM' , Q--5 iv , M i' 'T iff' 55 ii we gf. 'fSr-1 'i- - , .nv 'iff LxfJ--2I:l'mHgf4?', - . f gf ,ii5EE3.s'1i' . ' Qfifi . fi 9 I Ft. Fi wliifxi .i . -1 I if WL' I 'iQWl2lfi '5?? 5ffJii1EL.'ri'i9i? rai lffiilf ' ! ' l H I - Vi '- - 168 P I8 Q I , if 1 -ag. ,-f' 4 E. - ' ,:. 1 1515 a l 4 gifs! If i ff? 1 24 . ' 'wales' , - ,Q , Em. f K. 'W 'NORNIAN MURDQCK TINKHAM, Stub,,' Jamestown. Architecture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Jamestown High School. Three years at Cornell. Seal and Serpent, College Baseball Team 1, 2, 3, College Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, L'Ogive, College Class President 3, President College Associa- tion 4. CLINTON RUSSELL TOBEY, Clint, Walton. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at 'Walton High School. Five years at Cornell. Theta Alpha, Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa Nu, Con- vocation HOur'Comm1ttee. KARE1. HAENSEN TOLL. Passaic, N. Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Passaic High School. Two and one-half years at Cornell. Sigma Phi Epsilon. 'JUAN TORROELLA, Torry, Havana, Cuba. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Army and Navy Preparatory School. Three years at Cornell. 1st Lieutenant R.O.T.C. 3. 'JAY GPXIFFITH TOWNSEND, Speed, Racine, Wis. Veterinary. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Beloit College, Two years at Cornell. Phi Kappa Psi, Alpha Psi. JAMES DAVID TREGURTHA, Jimmy, Schenectady. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Schenectady High School. Four years at Cornell. LYNN HOWARD TRIPP, 'lTrippie, Plattsburg. Veterinary. Age, twenty-tW0. Prepared at Plattsburg High School. Three years at Cornell. Alpha Psi, Society of Comparative Medicine, Varsity Basketball Squad 2, Varsity Basketball Team 3, College Basketball Team 1, College Soccer Team 1, College Cross Country Team 1, 2, 3, College Baseball Team 1, College Athletic Manager, Adiron- dack Club, Cornell Cross Country Club, Secretary Intercollege Athletic Association. ARTHUR RAY TRUMBULL, Shrimp, Keene Valley. Architecture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Plattsburg High School. Two and one-half years at Cornell. Theta Alpha, Adirondack Club. -11112724 'lfillili' 1 v. I! fi sf'4i,,!- .ff A .... , -qv ,ag X E: .. 1-Us 4.35, 'wi av' ., -- 1. :Lv ' 1 169 149 I8 I L iii 'L---41 W7 V ,, , 41 I EDWIN Juuus TRUTHAN, Eddie, Cleveland, O. Architecture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at East- Technical High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. Sigma Upsilon, Gargoyle, L'Ogive, l College Cross Country Team 3, Scroll and Spade, Glee Club, College Class President 4. WILLIAM FELT TUFTS, Bill, Brookline, Mass. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Phillips Exeter Academy. Four years at Cornell. Chi Psi, Freshman Advisory Committee 4, I Mandolin Club 2, 3, Phillips Club, Savage Club. l l PTHOMAS TURNBULL, 3rd., Pittsburg, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at ' Salisbury School. Three years at Cornell. Phi Kappa Sigma, American Field Service in France. l HARVEY TNKPEN TUTCI-IINGS, Judge, Tutch, Johnstown. Law. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Johnstown High School. Four years at Cornell. Sigma Pi, Phi Delta Phi, Chairman College Tax . Committee 4, The Law Quavizfrly Board 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer College Association, Fraser li Scholarship. ELBERT PARK TUTTLE, Tut, Honolulu, Hawaii. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Punahou Academy. Four years at Cornell. Pi Kappa Alpha, Sphinx Head, Sophomore Spring Day Committee 2, Junior Promenade Committee 3, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, Freshman Ad- visory Council 4, Convocation Hour Committee, Junior Smoker Committee 4,' Ex-officio, Rush Committee 4, Ex-olhcio, Sophomore Smoker Committee 4, Ex-officio, Senior Pledge Committee Ex-oHicio, The Cornell Daily Sun Board 1, 2, 3, Editor-in-Chief 4, Janus, He Hui Hawaii, Sunday Night Club, Rocky Mountain Club, Manuscript Club, C.U.C.A. Cabinet 3, President 4, President Student Council 4. tMALCOLM HARLEY TUTTLE, Mac, Honolulu, Hawaii. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Punahou Academy. Four years at Cornell. Pi Kappa Alpha, Sphinx Head, Fresh- man Advisory Committee, Circulation Manager The Cornell Daily Sun Board 4, He.Hui Hawaii, ' Rocky Mountain Club, Cross Country Club, Varsity Cross Country Team 4. 5 MARIANO ALFREDO VALDERRAMA, Ithaca. Civil Engineering, Age, thirty-three. Prepared at 3 Instituto Preparatorio. Four years at Cornell. Cosmopolitan Club. I l PGEORGE VAN ALLEN, Van, Rensselaer. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Rens- selaer High School. Three years at Cornell. Gamma Eta Gamma, State Scholarship, Cornell E Scholarship. ' ,ne A ee, F l Il I 1 I l I l I W Y L- , , 170 , at I my V I8 'Q .:,, AM --mm 5'-4 Y RONALD CAMPBELL VANATTA, Van, Waverly. Law. Age, twenty-one. Prepared 'at Mercersburg Academy. Three years at Cornell. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Phi Delta Phi, Freshman Spring Day Committeeg Sophomore Spring Day Committee. EDWARD LESTER VAN DYKE, Van, Delhi. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Delaware Academy. Two years at Cornell. Theta Alpha, Varsity Baseball Squad 25 Band 1, 2. RALPH CHAPMAN VAN HORN, Shorty,', Elmira. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Elmira High School. Four years at Cornell. Delta Upsilong Sphinx Head, Freshman Football Team, Freshman Track Tea mg Varsity Track Team 2, Varsity Football Squad 2, 3, 4, Spring Day Committee, Student Council. HORATIO LUTl-IER VAN Vo LKENBERG, Vannie, Springville. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Grilihth Institute. Five and one-half years at Cornell. Omega Tau Sigma. WILLIAM PERKINS VAN WAGENEN, Worcester. Arts and Sciences-Medicine.. Age, twenty. Prepared at Worcester High School. Four years at Cornell. Sigma Xi, State Tuition Scholarship, Regents Scholarship. - 'EUGENE JOHN VIANO, V, Lexington, Mass. Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Lexington High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. Theta Chi, Freshman Baseball Squad, Varsity Hockey Squad A lv THOMAS ROWAN WAGNER, Row, Philadelphia, Pa. Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Germantown Academy. Four years at Cornell. Psi Upsilon, Sphinx Head, Aleph Samach, Fresh- man Baseball Squadg Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 4, Chair- man Convocation Hour Committee, The Cornell Daily Sun Board 2, 3, 45 Head Cheerleader 4. FMORTON-WAKELEY, K'Mort, Omaha, Neb. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Cen- tral High School. Three years at Cornell. Nayati. Lux? f gf I P sf' pf 4 .7 f 1 I ' SW if. sw' ' 2 a- A 1 P '17 A Q' f 1 ff P7 i 431 ' 171 ev - - fi W s , ie? '.'. eff,-if '05 i g I, . M.. .f, , 45 . -- 1 ...- .,... , K' I 7 5 , I F-Ai ir- -W 921 -5- - r NICHOLAS ARTI-IUR WALBRAN, Nick,', Oriskany. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Oriskany High School. Four years at Cornell. Tau Beta Pi, Cornell Scholarship, State-Scholav ship, Undergraduate Scholarship. OWEN MEREDITH WALLER,'-TR., Doc, Brooklyn. Veterinary. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Boys High School. Three years at Cornell. Alpha Phi Alpha. TPAUL CHARLES WANsER, Pat, Tarrytown. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Washington Irving High School. Three years at Cornell. Freshman Crew Squad, Freshman Cap Burning Committee, Student Council, Secretary 35 Student Agencies 2, Secretary and Treasurer 35 Huntington Club, Royal Flying Corps. STANLEY MORTIMORE WARD, Stan, Newark, N. J. Architecture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Barringer High School. Four years at Cornell. Phi Kappa Sigma, L'Ogive. F ALAN DEAN WARNER, Gramp, Dunkirk. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Dun- kirk High School. Three years at Cornell. Delta Chi, Glee Club 2. . I I s HOLLIS VIIIJIIOR WARNER, Vic, Aquebogue. Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Riverhead ' High School, Four years at Cornell. l SIPUNEMSARDUS WARNER, Si, Wellington, O. Agriculture, Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Welling- - rf,-ton High School. Four years at Cornell. Delta Upsilong Hebs-Sa Senior Pledge Committee. TWILLIAM DWIGHT WARREN, Bill, Elmira. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Elmira Free Academy. Three years at Cornell. I I . u 172 l ,,- . .4 ... Y - Qt:a'f:'d 2 , Ig ' 1 A If-f i-gn: ,. 1-ev 41? ' ' V- irj6Z:E3,g4 ' .'-gear -,. :- 5. ', ,1-QE, 51,-,:,:3.-...A . . f M' af T J 0 222711051 1 f - Y K TMAX JUDD WASSERMAN, Max, St. Louis, Mo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Central High School. Three years at Cornell. Zeta Beta Tau. U. S. Aviation. ROLAND MICKINLEY WATT, Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at West, Phillips High School. Two and one-half years at Cornell. Phi Kappa Sigma. HARRY WEAVE'R, Deacon,'1 Amsterdam. Arts and Sciences-Medicine. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Amsterdam High School. Three years at Cornell. Sigma Pi, Masonic Club. HERBERT ROLLAND WEAVER, 'LScoop, Utica. Architecture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Utica Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. Gargoyle, Varsity Wrestling Team 3, Hillhurst Club, Scroll and Spade. A LELAND EUGENE WEAVER, Lee, Findley Lake. Agriculture. Age, twenty-nine. Prepared at Eindley Lake Union School, Four years at Cornell. RICHARD ERICH WEBER, Dick, Camillus. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at Camillus High School. Four years at Cornell. College Track Team, Varsity Track Squad, State Scholarship. ' FREDERICK ALBERT WEEKS, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, thirty-seven. Prepared at Brockport State Normal School. Two years at Cornell. JOHN WILLIAM WEIGT, Johnny, Flushing. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at Flushing High School. Four years at Cornell. Eta Kappa Nu, Scroll and Spade, Huntington Club, Officers Club, A.I.E.E., Tuition and State Cash Scholarships, 2nd Lieutenant R.O.T.C. 3, Cap- tain 4-, Major 4. --Y I l 'H 52 . . 1? 173 9 i ' 'I Y THOMAS GREACEN WEILEPP, Tom, Baltimore, Md. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Friends, School. Four years at Cornell. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Maryland Club. LUDWIQ WETNDLING, Venus, Brooklyn. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at Eastern District High School. Four years at Cornell. ' HAROLD LONG WEINSTEIN, Dundee. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Dundee High School. Four and one-half years at Cornell. WILLIAM WEINSTEIN, Bill, New York City. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Barringer High School. Four years at Cornell. University Orchestra. LAWRENCE WEISKOPF, Wyse, Cleveland, O. Architecture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Glen- ville High School. Four years at Cornell. Scroll and Spade. JOHN WEAVER WELLES, Kingston, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Wyoming Seminary. Three years at Cornell. Alpha Delta Phi. AMILTON CHRISTIAN JOHN WESTPI-IAL, '4Pop, BufFalo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Masten Park High School. Three years at Cornell. Kappa Delta R-hog Cosmopolitan Club, '86 Stage 25 C.U.C.A. Cabinet 1, 2, 3, Field Secretary Army Y.M.C.A. FRANK CDARL WETZEL, Pretz,,' Harrison, N. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at East Side High School. Three years at Cornell. 53, 5 y sf , z .-1. J ' fa .sr-e.5...z-,sez - -:A '. i ' --.wr-:V : ' -1 Si-,+'-.-f6:1:h ..: . Q .. A t t ,-V, ,,.-. .,. .,,,,,-2, .... V ' H .' -4 5' QQ: . , X K , :,: in-f as . 2211-To .1 I . :btfwl ..-me-Qggrkgfft - . A ' a:',1.gz..s:39f1- -.dwf ffm-.-:v.-:vias-:-.:fi. at-H:-2-' ,, .f - -.cafes A,-.-.1-:eq 7 get Jaw 4 -mixgls J 1 74 . 'G , , lg 'WARD ALFORD WHEELER, lron,,' Delhi. Arts and Sciences. Age, nineteen. Prepared at Delaware Academy. Three years at Cornell. Theta Alpha, Phi Delta Kappa, College Baseball Team 2. HOWARD CLARK WI-IIsToN, Whis, East Orange, N. I. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prgpared at East Orange High School. Four years at Cornell. Advanced Choir 2, Festival Chorus 'EDGAR GREAVES WHITE, Syracuse. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Syracuse Central High School. Four years at Cornell. Gamma Eta Gamma. 2nd Lieutenant Aviation Section Signal Corps. GEORGE FITCH WHITE, Doc,,' Walton. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-One. Prepared at Walton High School. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Psi. MATTHEW FRANKLIN WHITMORE, Whit, Addison. Veterinary. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Addison High School. Three years at Cornell. Alpha Psi, Society of Comparative Medicine, Freshman Baseball Team, Varsity Baseball Team, Captain College Basketball Team 3. ANDREW JACKSON WHITNEY, IR., jack, Bulitalo. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Wilmington Friends' School. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Sigma, Rod and Bob, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 4. EFRANCIS CRESSY VVILBUR, Crusty, Albany. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one, Prepared at Emerson Institute. Four years at Cornell. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, R.O.T.C. Lieutenant 2, Captain 3, Major 4, Senators Club, Officers Club. NEIL MATTHEW WILLARD, Buffalo. Mechanical Engineering. Age, nineteen. Prepared at Lafayette High School. Four years at Cornell. Kappa'Delta Rho, College Basketball Team, President Association Football League, Glee Club, Assistant Manager Association Football Team 3, Manager 4, Manager Basketball Team 4. Y 1 175 Q9 '- I I A FERNEST ARTHUR WILLIAMS, Ernie, Douglas, Ariz. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Harvard Military School. Three years at Cornell. Alpha Chi Rho, Officers Club, Rocky Mountain Clubg Rifle Club. HAROLD WILLSON WILLIAMS, Sleepy, Washington, D. C. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty- three. Prepared at Eastern High School. Four years at Cornell. Senators Club. , PAUL TRUITT WILLIS, P.T. Niagara Falls. Arts and Sciences-Medicine. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Niagara Falls High School. Four years at Cornell. Scorpion, State Scholarship. FWARREN GILBERT WILLSEY, Wiltz,,' Cortland.. Law. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Cortland High School Three years at Cornell Gamma Eta Gamma, College Basketball Team 25 College Tax Committee 3 EARTHUR WILSON WINSI-IIP, Art, Plattsburg Civil Engineering Age, twenty two. Prepared at Plattsburg HI h School Three years at Cornell Alpha Tau Omega Pyramid Freshman Baseball Team, Varsity Baseball Squad 3 Varsity Basketball Squad 2 3 Junior Promenade Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee WILLIAM DORR WISNER, Wisie, Ransomville Arts and Sciences Medicine Age, twenty. Pre- pared at Niagara Falls High School Four years at Cornell State Cash Scholarshipg Cornell State Scholarship HARRY ARNOLD WISTRICH, New York City Civil Engineering Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Stuyvesant High School Four years at Cornell JAMES WALTER WOLFF, jimmy, Lawrence. Arts and Sciences. Age, nineteen. Prepared at Ethical Culture School One half vear at Cornell. iggnwm- 176 A9 1 9- - ep- 'JAMES WOOD, Jim,', Peelcskill. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Drum Hill High School. Two years at Cornell. 'LEONfxRD WOOD, JR., Governor's Island. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Harvard University. Two years at Cornell. Sigma Phi Epsilon. CHARLES CURTTS WOODRUFF, IR., Long Island City. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Bryant High School. Three years at Cornell. Alpha Tau Omega. ROSWELL WILLIAM WOODWORTH, Woody, Homer. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Homers Academy. Four years at Cornell. State Scholarship. HARRY P. WYNNE, Winnie, Binghamton. Veterinary. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Bingham- ton Central High School. Three years at Cornell. Alpha Psi, Society of Comparative Medicine, College Soccer Team 1, College Gridiron Team 2, 35 College Cross Country Team 1, Z, 3. MAX MANDEL YELLEN, Duke, Buffalo. Law. Age, twenty. Prepared at Central High School. Four years at Cornell. Pi Lambda Phi, College Election Committee 33 College Tax Committee 4. SIK CHUNG SIEUNG, Hong Kong, China. Architecture. Age, twenty-nine. Prepared at Canton Christian College. Four years at Cornell. Chinese Students Club. e CHARLES HENRY Yosr, Charlie, Waterloo. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Waterloo High School. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Phi, Varsity Cross Country Team 1, 3, 4, Freshman Track Team, Cross Country Club Manager 4. Q 1 J' I , o W ., I , , 6 , 5 cl2 177 9 8 ' Q .wf , ' ' 5225 ' .1 ' . ' -1 fI'?1'Z'53i'7':1'22-Ldv i I 415' ig! .,L'- 1 .f!:?Q43-1 47 9 Y f-:y,1qi- . ,1 . 1:2:f:1Ed-ifxzrfio W ROBERT CHARLES YOUNKHEERE, Bob, New York City. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Livingston Manor High School. Four years at Cornell. Huntington Club. ANSEL KENNETH ZELLNER, Doc, Waterloo. Veterinary. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Waterloo High School. Three years at Cornell. Omega Tau' Sigma. - LORIN WILLIAM ZELTNER, New York City. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Stuyvesant High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. Alpha Sigma Phi. ru I l' 4 I , I il i il l 2 178 'U 'kHEN.RY KIRK WHITE AUSTIN, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Horseheads High School. Two and one-half years at Cornell. State Scholarship, U. S. Navy. 'CLIFFORD SI-IERWOOD BAILEY, Cliff, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Ithaca High School. Three years at Cornell. Alpha Delta Phi, Quill and Dagger, Con- vocation Hour Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee, Assistant Business Manager Th: Cornell .ffnnualf Board 3, Business Manager 4. Ensign U. S. Navy. 'MAURICE BURTON BALDVVIN, Baldy, Springfield, Mo. Architecture. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Springfield High School. Three years at Cornell. First Lieutenant A.S.S.O.R.C. 'JOSEPH SYDNEY BARR, Joe, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Three years at Cornell. Delta Tau Delta. tHORACE GUION BENEDICT, Ben, Bennie,H Roselle, N. J. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Roselle High School. Three years at Cornell. Chi Psi, Rod and Bob, Aleph Samach, Sphinx Head, Freshman Football Team, Freshman Baseball Team, Varsity Tennis Team 2, Varsity Football Squad 2, Varsity Football Team 3, Sophomore Smoker Committee, Freshman flidvisory Committee, Junior Member Senior Ball Committee, Beth L'Amed, Glee Club. Naval V13t10II. 'ROSS GARRISON BENNETT, Ross, New York City, Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Cascadilla School. Four years at Cornell. Sigma Chi, Sphinx Head, Sophomore Banquet Com- mittee, Freshman Cap Burning Committee, 'Freshman Advisory Committee, Interfraternity Election Committee, Mandolin Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Naval Reserve. IRWIN HAROLD BERNHARDT, Berny, Brooklyn. Forestry. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Boys High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. Varsity Soccer Team 3. TMERRILL BLANCHARD, jeff, Evanston, Ill. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-tWO. Pre- pared at Evanston High School. Three years at Cornell. Alpha 'Delta Phi, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee, Junior Smoker Committee, Beth L'Amed, Student Affairs Committee. American Aviation in France. ROBERT LucAs BLANCHARD, New York City. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Hamilton Institute. Two years at Cornell. Kappa Sigma. - ERNST FRANZ BOGDAI-IN, Troy. Forestry. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Lansingburg High School. Four years at Cornell. HAROLD CHARLES BONOFF, Shrimp, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Boys High School. Three years at Cornell. 179 I9 I3 'GRANT WHITNEYIBOWEN, Doc, Mount Morris. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at New York Military Academy. Three years at Cornell. Phi Delta Theta, Assistant Manager Band 3, University Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Sergeant, Battery E, 307 F. A. HAROLD BRADLEY, Brad, Montclair, N. J. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Q Prepared at Choate School. Two years at Cornell. Chi Psi. 'LAWRENCE GEORGE BROWVER, Larry, Mamaroneck. Forestry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Mamaroneck High School. Three years at Cornell. Zeta Psi, Aleph Samach, Quill and Dagger, Freshman Crew, Varsity Crew 2, Freshman Advisory Committee, Junior Smoker Committee. lst Lieutenant U. S. Aviation Corps. GEORGE RICHARD BROWN, Brownie, Buffalo. Law. Age, twenty-One. Prepared at Chatauqua School. Three years at Cornell. f 'BARTLEY EDMUND CAMPBELL, New York City. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Clason Point Military Academy. Two years at Cornell. Theta Delta Chi. JOHN WESLEY CAMPBELL, JR., Warren, Pa. Agriculture. Age, twenty-One. Prepared at Warren High School. Two and one-half years at Cornell. JOSEPH CHAMP CARRY, Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at University High School. Three-years at Cornell. Psi Upsilong Sphinx Head, Varsity Football Squad 2, Team 3. PRICHARD EDGAR CARY, Dick, Richfield Springs. Agriculture. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Stone School. Three years at Cornell. Scorr KENNETH CASSILL, Scottie, Spokane, Wash. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Lewis and Clark High School. One year at Cornell. Phi Delta Theta, Rocky Mountain Club. PJOHN SHERMAN COE, Waterbury, Conn. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Cascadilla School. Three years at Cornell. Phi Delta Theta, Freshman Crew, Freshman Cap Burning Committee, Sophomore Pipe Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee. GERETAHENDRICK CONOVER, Dink, Middletown, N. J. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Pingry School. One and one-quarter years at Cornell. Phi Gamma Delta, Freshman Baseball Squad. 'JosEPH EDDY GILLINGHAM CRAIG, Gill, Rosemont, Pa. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Haverford School. Two years at Cornell. Delta Phi. - 2 I 180 9- V 7 WALTER BRAINARD CRANE, Dover Plains.. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Kent School. Three years at Cornell. Sigma Phi, Circulation Manager The Cornell Countryman Board, Man- dolin Club. TJAMES HOWELL CUMMINGS, JR., Philadelphia, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Penn Charter School. Two and one-half years at Cornell. Delta Kappa Epsilon. 'GEORGE MANVILLE DICKSON, Dick, Scranton, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Haverford School. Three years at Cornell. Phi Sigma Kappa, S, Navy. WILLIAM FREDERICK DOHRMANN, Covington, Ky. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. ,Pre- pared at Covington High School. Three years at Cornell. Delta Upsilon, Freshman Advisory Committee. HARRY. WADE DUNLAP, IR., Pittsburg, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Kiskirninetas School. Three, years at Cornell. Chi Psi. FBERNARD ALBERT EGER, Barney, Walton. Forestry. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Walton High S-chool. Three years at Cornell. Forestry Club, Sergeant Company B, 3rd Battalion, 20th En- gineers. - RUSSELL BEAUMONT EVANS, Russ, Paterson, N. bl. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Paterson High School. Four years at Cornell. Seal and Serpent, Helios, College Banquet Com- mittee 3, Student Honor Committee 4, College Class President 4. TEDWIN BRADLEY FAIRCHILD, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Brown's Tutoring School. Two and one-hall years at Cornell. Freshman Crew Squad, College Crew 2. TTHOMAS HENDERSON FARNSWORTH, Washington, D. C. -Architecture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Eastern High School. Three years at Cornell. Junior Varsity Crew Substitute, Senators Club. -,, 'ROGER WIEREKER FARQUHAR, Red Bank, N. J. Law. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Shrewsbury Academy. Three years at Cornell. Zeta Psi, Phi Delta Phi, Freshman Advisory Committee, 1 College Spring Day Committee. l l FALBERT GOLDEY FULLER, Brooklyn. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Boys High School. T Three years atCornell. Freshman Crew Squad, Varsity Basketball Squad 2, Team 3, College Basket- i ball Team 1, College Baseball Team 2. -W lu -nu n1ul., 181 . toy A CLIFFORD RONALD GARMEY, Ron, Ridley Park, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Adelphi Academy. Three years at Cornell. Phi Kappa Sigma. THEODORE EMMETT GATY, JR., Morristown, N. J. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Morris Academy. Three years at Cornell. Zodiac, Freshman Crew Squad, Varsity Crew Squad 2, 3. ROBERT MALCOLM GAVETT, Plainfield, N. J. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Plain- field High School. Three years at Cornell. Seal and Serpentg Freshman Crew Squad, College Crew 2. FREDERICK MONTAGUE GILLIES, Chicago, Ill. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at University High School. Three years at Cornell. Alpha Delta Phi, Aleph Samachg Quill and Daggerg Varsity Football Team 2, 3. HARRY' GOLDBERG, Brooklyn. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Manual Training High School. Three years at Cornell. Sigma Alpha 'Mug Lacrosse Team 1, 2, 35 Preshman Cross Country Teamg College Cross Country Team 1, 2, 35 Jugatae Club. JOSEPH GRANOVETTER, Granny, New York City. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at DeWitt Clinton High School. Three years at Cornell. TDUNCAN Ross GRANT, Elizabeth, N. J. Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Pingrey School. Two years at Cornell. 28th U. S. Aero Squadron, Camp Taliaferro, Hicks, Tex. 'JOHN HART, Johnnie, Charleston, W. Va. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Holbrook School. Three years at Cornell. Delta Tau Delta, Freshman Advisory Committee, Musical Clubs 1, 2, 3, Book and Bowlg Savage Club, Cheer Leader, American Ambulance Field Ser- vice in France. CHARLES BULLOCK HAZZARD, Hap, Verbank. Mechanical Engineering, Architecture, Special Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Phillips Exeter Academy. Three years at Cornell. Delta Kappa Epsilon, L'Ogive, Freshman Track Team, Eootball Squad, Glee Club. RAYBURN WEEKS HEMPHILL, Akron, O. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Central High School. Two and one-half years at Cornell. Alpha Sigma Phi. ARTHUR REYNOLDS HICKMAN, Kirkwood, Mo. Law. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Westminster College. Two years at Cornell. Kappa Alpha, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Squad 2, 3. CLARK GEORGE HIGBY, Constableville, Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Constableville High School. One-half year at Cornell. - 1 I 1 ' 182 9 -A ve .8 tOLIVER WILLIAMS HOLTON, Obbie, Catasauqua, Pa. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at St. Paul's School. Three years at Cornell. Chi Phi, Assistant Manager Cornell Dramatic Club 3, U. S. Naval Reserve. 'BENJAMIN TOWNSEND HOOGLAND, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Adelphi Academy. One year at Cornell. U. S. Naval Reserve. ' EARLE BUDD HOPPER, Ridgewood, N. I. Veterinary. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Ridgewood High School. Three years at Cornell. Kappa Sigma, Varsity Football Squad 3, Sophomore Rush Committee. A HANS HUBER, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Horace Mann School. Two years at Cornell. Phi Kappa Psi. WARREN ISRAEL HUCKINS, Huck, Sharon, Mass. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Dean Academy. Three years at Cornell. Alpha Chi Rho, Freshman Baseball Team. 'LEE SISSON HULTZEN, Swede, Norwich. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Nor- wich High School. Three years at Cornell. Kappa Delta Rho, College ,Crew 1, 2, Manager Debate Team 3, Janus, Tome and Tablet, Cornell Dramatic Club, 2nd Lieutenant U. S. Reserve. MANLEY STOWELL INscHO,,Nichols. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Nichols High School. Three years at Cornell. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Varsity Football Squad 2, 3. A 'ALFRED PAUL JAHN, Al, Ap, New Rochelle. Forestry. Age, twenty. Prepared at Townsend Harris Hall. Three years at Cornell. Varsity Swimming Squad, Track Squad 3, Huntington Club, Forestry Club. BROOKE LESSIG JARRETT, Brooke, Pottstown., Pa. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. .Prepared at New York Military Academy. One year at Cornell. Chi Phi, Freshman Cap Burning Com- mittee. BERKELEIQ JOHNSON, Worcester, Mass.. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Yale University. One year at Cornell. Phi Gamma Delta. 'ORRIN SPENCER JOHNSTON, Oz, Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty, Prepared at University High,School. Three years at Cornell. 131st Field Hospital Company, 108th Sanitary Train, 33rd Division. 183 - ... Q, - FROBERT HUGH KIMES, Dayton, O. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Steele High School. Three years at Cornell. JOHN EVANS LAIRD, Johnny, Freehold, N. J. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Freehold High School. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Tau Omega, Rod and Bob, Baseball Squad 2, 3, Tennis Squad 2, 3, College Spring Day Committee 1, College. Banquet Committee 2, 3, College Tax Committee 4, Thr Cornell Civil Engineer Board. JENNINGS KIRK LOVE, Jake, Johnstown, Pa. Law. Age, twenty. Prepared at Johnstown High School. Three years at Cornell. Phi Kappa Psi, Phi Delta Phi. 'BENJAMIN HERBERT LUSTBERG, New York City. Arts and Sciencesf Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Riverview Academy. Three years at Cornell. Zeta Beta Tau, Freshman Crew Squad, Varsity Crew Squad 2, 3. R.O.T.C. Camp Dix, N. J. HARRY MATAKONSKY, Matty, Port Chester. Chemistry. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Port Chester High School. Four years at Cornell. College Baseball Team, College Basketball Team, College Soccer Team, College Gridiron Team. TDUDLEY RAE MERRILL, Dud, Brooklyn. Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Townsend Harris Hall. Two and one-half years at Cornell. Phi Epsilon Pi, College Cross Country Team 2, Military Hop Committee 3. ' TCRESWELL MACMURRAY Mrcou, Washington, D. C. Law. Age, twenty. Prepared at Western High School. Three years at Cornell. Alpha Delta Phi, Quill and Dagger, Aleph Samach, Thr Corrie!! Daily Sim Board, 2nd Lieut. U. S. Marines. BRUCE NORMAN MILLARD, Newark Valley. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Newark Valley High School. One year at Cornell. EPETER PAUL MILLER, BuFFalO. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Lafayette High School. Three years at Cornell. Chi Psi, Aleph Sa'mach, Freshman Football Team, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Football Team 2, 3, Varsity Track Squad 2, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee, Student Council 3, Beth L'Amed. 'ROBERT COLBORN MOEEITT, Bob, Wallace, Idaho. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three Prepared at Hill School. Three years at Cornell, Phi Sigma Kappa, Hill School Club, Rocky Mountain Club, Lieutenant Quartermaster Corps. CHARLES FREDERICK MORGAN, Newport, Del. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Friends' School. Two years at Cornell. . 1, K 184 Q .... - TFRANK NELMS, JR., Philadelphia, Pa. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at West Philadelphia High School. Three years at Cornell. Kappa Sigma, Aleph Samachg Freshman Crew, Varsity Crew 2, Junior Smoker Committee. TALFRED BRYAN PATTERSON, IR., Will-zinsburg, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Wilkinsburg High School. TWO and one-half years at Cornell. Kappa Sigma, Freshman Track Team, Sophomore Pipe Committee, Junior Promenade Committee. CHARLES LEONARD PFEIFFER, Pfeif, Oelwein, Iowa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Oelwein High School. Two years at Cornell. Alpha Chi Rho, Cosmopolitan Club. CHARLES AINSLIE PHILLIPS, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Three years at Cornell. 'ROBERT FLETCHER PHILLIPS, La junta, Col. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Otero County High School. Three years at Cornell. Phi Gamma Delta, Rocky Mountain Club. SOLOMON POMERANZ, Sol, New York City. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Manual Training High School. Four years at Cornell. College Glee Club 3, 4. GEORGE BIRKBECK POST, New York City. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Kirmayer School. Three years at Cornell. Phi Gamma Delta, Glee Club, Sophomore Quartette. FRANK CHARLES REAVIS, JR., Falls City, Neb. Law. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Nebraska University. Two years at Cornell. Phi Delta Theta, Class Track Team 25 Book and Bowl. PAUL COOPER REBMANN, Wyncote, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Episcopal Academy. Three years at Cornell. Psi Upsilon, Freshman Football Team, Varsity Foot- ball Squad Zg Junior Smoker Committee 2, Chairman 3. MORRIS WALTER REYNOLDS, Johnstown, Pa. Agriculture, Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Johnstown High School. Two and one-half years at Cornell. Chi Phi. CHESTER MAY ROBBINS, West Harwich, Mass. Law. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Rock Ridge Hall. Two years at Cornell. Zeta PSI. HENRY SHAW ROBBINS, IR., Port Norris, N. I. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Bridgeton High School. One-half year at Cornell. 185 U - D I TARCHIE HUNT ROBERTSON: Robbie, Lounsberry. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Owego Free Academy. Phree years at Cornell. MANLY BRONSON ROOT, 'fSquirt, Slaterville Springs. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Philadelphia Central High School. Two years at Cornell. JAMES LEE Rorl-IWELL, Elmira. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Elmira Free Academy. Three years at Cornell. Alpha Zeta. FDAVID ANTEs RUHL, Des Moines, Iowa. Civil Engineering. Moines College. Three years at Cornell. Theta Delta Chi, Wrestling Team 3. A-ge, twenty-tWO. Prepared at Des Rod and Bob, Assistant Manager PRDBERT EMMETT RYERSON, Middletown. ' Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Middle- town High School. Three years at Cornell. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Freshman Football and Baseball Teams, Varsity Football Squad 2, Team 3, Chairman Sophomore Pipe Committee, Sophomore Rush Committee, Student Council. EARL SANDERSON, Seneca Falls. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-live. Prepared at University of Chicago. One-half year at Cornell. PWINTHROP SANFORD, Win, Warwick. t Lawrenceville School.. Two years at Cornell. Phi Gamma Delta, U. S. Army Base.Hosp1tal No. l5, American Expeditionary Forces, France. Arts and Sciences, Law. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at RUDOLPH GEORGE SCI-IAAF, IR., Nutley, N. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Barringer High School. Three years at Cornell. Phi Kappa Sigma, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team,Varsity Football Squad 2, 3, Freshman Rush Committee. PHIITIP TRAVER SCHANTZ, Pete, Highland. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Highland High School. Two years at Cornell. Sigma Phi Epsilon. 'FREDERICK BARTLETT SCOTT, IR., f'Scotty, Syracuse. Mechanical Engineering. Age,.twenty-two. Prepared at Syracuse Central High School. Two years at Cornell. Delta Phi, Aviation Co1'ps. BLEEKER Przovoosr SEAMAN, Bill, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Cascadilla School. Two years at Cornell. Sigma Phi, Freshman Representative Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Chairman Freshman Cap Burning Committee, Freshman Ad- visory Committee. 186 .. Q. ERLE TULL SEELEY, Spokane, Wash. Architecture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Lewiston High School. Three years at Cornell. FWILLIAM BRISTOL SHELTON, Dunkirk. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Dunkirk High School. Three years at Cornell. Theta Delta Chi, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team 2, Sophomore Pipe Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee, Beth L'Amed. BFRANCIS TOBEY SI-IIVERICK, Fritz, Chicago, Ill. Arts and Sciences. Age, tWCnty-tWO. Prepared at University High School. Three years at Cornell. Alpha Delta Phi, Quill and Dagger, Freshman Football Team, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Football Team 2, 3, Freshman Banquet Committee, itltacleng Council 2, 3, Captain Freshman Track Team, Captain-elect Football Team 4, Beth me . LEWIS JULIAN SILVERS, Silvy,', New York City. Arts and Sciences-Medicine. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ethical Culture School. Four years at Cornell. Ethics Club, Jugatae Club. 'CHARLES CooPER STALTER, Paterson, N. J. Law. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at New York Military Academy. Three years at Cornell. Kappa Sigma, Phi Delta Phi, Freshman Advisory Committee, Znd Lieutenant R.O.T.C. 2, lst Lieutenant 3. DAVID CLARK STATLER, Dave, Cincinnati, O. Arts and'Sciences. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Hughes High School. Two years at Cornell. Alpha Chi Rho. LEONARD STOCK, IR., Abe, Brooklyn. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Boys High School. Three years at Cornell. Komos. EUGENE BERNARD SULLIVAN, Gene, Sully, New York City. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Morris High School. Four years at Cornell. Executive Committee College Association 1, 2, 3, 4, College Class President l, The Cornell Counlrymzm Board 2, 3, Manager 4. YU'FONG SUN, Y.P. 'iMurphy, Tientsin, China. Civil Engineering. Prepared at Worcester Academy. Four and one-half years at Cornell. Chinese Students Club, Cosmopolitan Club. 'CHARLES LoUIs THOMAS, JR., Cincinnati, O. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Hughes High School. Three years at Cornell. Sigma Chi, Quill and Dagger, Book and Bowl, Freshman Advisory Committee, The Cornell Daily Suu Board 3. HOWARD FERGUSON TILSON, Texarkana, Tex, Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Tex- arkana High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. Phi Kappa Psi, College Crew 2. tKIRKI.ANDAWILEY TODD, Teddy, Wilkinsburg, Pa. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at WVilkInsburg High School. Three years at Cornell. Phi Kappa Sigma, Pyramid, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team 3, First Lieutenant Aviation Section U.S.R. 187 TT- 9 hun-r --- fe JACOB HURSH VASTINE, Jake, Catawissa, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at Bloomsburg Normal School. Three years at Cornell. College Cross Country Team 2. LUTHER CHRISTOPHER WARNER, Altamont. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Altamont High School. Three years at Cornell. Cornell State Scholarship. JOHN MURKER WATT, Jack, Honolulu, Hawaii. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Oahn College. Two and one-half years at Cornell. Alpha Tau Omega, Aleph Samach, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team 2, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, Hawaii Club, Rocky Moun- tain Club, Student Council 3. TSIDORE WECKSTEIN, Week, Metuchen, N. J. Chemistry. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Boys High School. Three years at Cornell. Sigma Alpha Mu, Chess Club, University and State Cash Scholarships. , ' TJOHN WEAVER WELLES, Kingston, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Wyoming Seminary. Three years at Cornell. Alpha Delta Phi, Soccer Team 3, Freshman Advisory Com- mittee 3, Mandolin Club 1, 2, 3. LOUIS EZRA WENZ, New York City. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Roselle High School. Two years at Cornell. Phi Delta Theta, Varsity Cross Country Team 2, College Track eam 2. WENDELL WrsTovER, Schenectady. Law. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Schenectady High School. One and one-half years at Cornell. Chi Psi, Hockey Squad 2. WILLIAN1 CHARLES WHITE, Skip,'3 New Rochelle. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at New Rochelle High School. Three years at Cornell. Beta Theta Pi, Pyramid, College Crew 2, Freshman Banquet Committee. 'Joi-IN DOANE WILMINGTON, Toledo, O. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Scott High School. Three years at Cornell. Alpha Delta Phi, Freshman Crew Squad, Varsity Crew Squad 2, 3. TWILLIAM HENRY JACKSON WOODFORD, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two: Pre- pared at Phillips Andover Academy. Three years at Cornell. Delta Tau Delta, Assistant Manager Interscholastic Track Meet, Sophomore Spring Day Committee, Junior Smoker Committee. RICHARD DANFORTI-I WRIGHT, Dick,', Buffalo. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Masten Park High School. One year at Cornell. Phi Delta Theta, Freshman Baseball eam. TALBIN YEAW, South Orange, N. J. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two, Prepared at Salisbury School. Three years at Cornell. Alpha Delta Phi. 188 Mas. EDITH HEDGES MATZKE - Acting filaloifor of Women Mus. ELIZABETH HEDGES BARBOUR Social Director of Sage College Miss GERTRUDE HOUSTON NYE Social Director of Prudence Rixley Hall Ill - 1 I l . 189 9 QV - ia SARA DUKEHART ABBOTT, Sallie, Baltimore, Md. Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Western High School. Four years at Cornell. Sedowag Y.W.C.A. Cabinet 3, 45 Executive Committee 4, Women's Dramatic Club Council 35 Dixie Club. ' ELIZABETH ALWARD, Betty, Buffalo. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. -Prepared at Lafayette. High School. Four years at Cornell. Delta Gamma, Sedowag Class Election Committee l' Chairman i l Y Pageant Committee 33 The Cornell Countryman Board 3, Chairman' Student Government Alumnae T Committee 4. , FREDA CORBINE AMES, Fritz, Freddie, Norwich. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Norwich High School. Three years at Cornell. Delta Gamma, Freshman Basketball Squadg Freshman Election Committee, Women's Dramatic Club 3. ANNE PARKER ARNOLD, Parkie, Montello, Mass. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two., Prepared at Brockton High School. Four years at Cornell. Delta Delta Delta. DOROTHY ASHLEY, Dot, Washington, D. C. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Central High School. Three years at Cornell. Kappa Alpha Theta, Crew 2, Kappa Nu. EDITH MAY AUSMAN, Herkimer. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Herkimer High School. Four years at Cornell. Risley House Committee I LUCINDA MONICA BAKER, Fond du Lac, Wis. Agriculture. Prepared at State Normal School. Three years at Cornell. ' DORCAS JANETTE BALL, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. i Prepared at Watertown High School. Four years at Cornell. Baseball Team 25 State Cash Scholarship, Alpha Tau Alpha. l r l ' i 190 11 ,ist-'1.L,I,,gffg.ff2ff ' 72231.11 , ' A.:-f ..fxff.!.. . -: few g- Q ' T I8 f , , iz' 1 I I 44 f f ' T90 , , , 2 , ,leaf If , , ea ,5f,,y,fg f . ,gffimf ,ff 1424 W . .,,,. ,, .,,.. , ,V M f Q ,If f X JM f MARY WARNER BANCROET, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Shipley School. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Kappa Gamma. ' MARY ELEANOR BARSTOW, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. Chi Omega, Phi Beta Kappa. REBAWLIZZETTE BEARD, Harrisonburg, Va. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Harrison- burg High School. Three years at Cornell. Kappa Alpha Theta, Der Hexenkreis, Sedowa, Execu- tive Committee, Judiciary Committee, Sage House Committee 1, President Outside Houses, Frigga Fylgae, Dixie Club. JULIA ERNESTINE BECKER, Becky, Baltimore, Md. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Western High School. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Phi, Raven and Serpent, Sedowa, Der Hex- enkreis, House Committee 1, Executive Committee 2, 3, 4, Y.W.C.A. Cabinet 2, Judiciary Committee, Class President 2, Student Government President, Dixie Club, Frigga Fylgae. HELEN HOUGHTON BENNETT, Interlaken. Agriculture. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Ovid High School. Three years at Cornell. Basketball Team, Alpha Tau Alpha. Lourss Curr BENTLEY, Bentley, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Kappa Gamma, Class Basketball Team - I, 2, Field Hockey Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball Team 3, Class Representative on Athletic Council 3, . Class Treasurer I, Y.W.C.A. Cabinet 3, The Cornell Bulletin Board 3. FRIEDA BERNSTEIN, Springvalley. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Springvalley High School. Three years at Cornell. Hockey Team. FLORENCE BOOCHEVER, Flo, Albany. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Albany High School. Four years at Cornell. Raven and Serpent, Phi Beta Kappa, Executive Committee 3, Secretary 4, Risley House Committee 4, The Cornell W'omm'5 Review Board 2-, Managing Editor 3, The Cowell Bulletin Board 2. I 5 ' 'P .Y fffiijiffi y ' T I 1 .. I I 'Tl 191 .ft-Z'1 -4 I . . . . ' ' V - I -I ':T 3: A ..:,g.:-5, - ag:-zr3z.f:':.:,:. I , . ' A '- - ,145 l ig-mg. . gf, . . .,.,H.,,515'5E2.E5:555Ci.,.,,.. 1 52:53 i31:5Efl3IS, , Q 555' .5551u?f:5EEfS:3P2eEg2,. 1 25:3-23, ' VV:-gf5.2'.-1. 2--ww 'ii'-fiiil l 5522235-15.1..E1.??52'1-QQ J 4, . ,.,. ,,,,., .,.,-..- . - ...,,,,,,,, .,., . V,,, ,s f f 44 'ff 1 4 Sf? . 5::s:- - ' i ii mr-Q12 -2 -3555: E. 1- -. :Z 1 . x N r s Assam X' S 9 tw X N N Q Q Q X W X yr X, Y A Q , 5, 2521 Q X: 0 N N5 X --.ss ss-sa.. , ' 2. .wwf wfrs:3.3:: ..:-..- -1 ' 355 Nix. 'X , x '-1'f'ff1Q:f2-51112. 4 C . R. Y. -:-.5f-. 5:'-3Z-:-:.'-'4.'I'Zx-N x K' . V -Vx.-fr : . - ...,. . xx,.,., DOROTHY TEMPLE BOWEN, Montvale, N. J. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Hyannis Normal School. Three years at Cornell. Wayside Aftermath. . 1 ALMA MARY BOWMAN, Norwich, Conn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Norwich Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. I ALICE VERNETTE BOYD, Afton. Agriculture. Age, nineteen. Prepared at Sidney High School. Four years at Cornell. . ALICE BOYNTON, Cuba. Agriculture. Age, twenty-One. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. ELIZABETH MARY BRENNAN, Kingston, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Larks- ville Borough High School. Three years at Cornell. Delta Zetag The Cornell Bulletin Board 23 Publicity Manager The Cornell FVomen,J Review Board 3, 4. CAMVILLA JUNE BROWN, Brownie, Harford. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Dryden High School. Four years at Cornell. . ' - 1 . MARY CECELIA BROWN, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Trumansburg High School. Four years at Cornell. RUTH ELEANOR BROWN, Burdett. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-One. Prepared at Watkins High School. Four years at Cornell. 1 i I I f 35 . 5 935-3525?-13?xf15'5'L':-'21, 259' . . '5'421Qf:f.fLf:f1,,jI.' 412. 3. .1 A' -- ' 3' ' A0 ' V. :':--1:35124 .Alf - ..V:-..-::-: I WW-F .:I - Y:-15.4-.V ,:s:.g.g.V:- ,Z. 'f-F5 'Z V .. i':': ' ,A n-Vp,-:V 1 1 1 174-1-I 192 '9 r 1 f , .127 , . MAUDE AMELIA BURDICK, Interlaken. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Interlaken High School. Four years at Cornell. ALICE MARY BURKE, Billie Burke, Canandaigua. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Canandaigua Academy. One year at Cornell. ' ADENA KATHERINE BURT, Dr-:ne, Lake George. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Lake George High School. Four years at Cornell. Delta Gamma. .DQROTHY MARKHAM BUTTON, Dot, Farmingdale. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Manassas High School. Three and one-half years atlCornell. ELIZABETH CATHERINE CADSI, Milford. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Worcester High School. Four years at Cornell. EVIE LEE CARPENTER, Yonkers. Agriculture. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Yonkers High School. Four years at Cornell. JANE GARRY CARROLL, Cleveland, O. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at St. Elizabeth Colle e. T C ' ' ' g Wo years at ornell. Alpha Phi, The Cornell Women .v Review Board. . LoU1sE WHEEKLER CASE, Casey, Interlaken. Artsand Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Interlaken High School. Two years at Cornell. P1 Beta Phi. E' l 193 9 I8 MARGARET LYON CHAPMAN, Port Richmond. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Curtis High School. Four years at Cornell. Delta Zeta. Executive Committee. M. ARLOUINE CHESEBROUGH, Weener, West Edmeston. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Brookfield High School. Three years at Cornell. Delta Pi Alpha, Assistant in Zo- ology 3. A DOROTHY FLOOD CHOATE, Romulus. Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Ovid High School. Four years at Cornell. Frigga Fylgae. ANNA CECILIA COAD, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Surattsville High School. Two years at Cornell. MARGARET GERALDINE CONLAN, Johnstown. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Johnstown High School. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Omicron Pi. FLORENCE ETHEL CooK, Cookie, Camden. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Camden High School. One year at Cornell. GRACE CORLEIS, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Manual Training High School. Four years at Cornell. Chi Omega, Vice-president Cornell Lutheran Association. DOROTHY ANNE COTTON, Dot, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at .Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. Delta Zeta, Junior Baseball Team, Executive Committee. .g ---1 1' W- ,W -1 I I94 1 l 3 i l9 i ':5i1.., I . i 1 - - Q , 2 51-..46 .,-- - -2 .'f. 4 if V I i i -I .- -.-exdmzfzrsrzznifr-1-rrp? 0 42, Q fa V V I- 1: i KATHARINE COVILLE, -Pat, K, Washington, D. C. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Western High School. Two years at Cornell. Kappa Alpha Theta, Der Hexenkreisg Dixie Club. ' l MYRL CDQWDRICK, Williamsport, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-Hve. Prepared at Williams- l port High School. Four years at Cornell. l 3 CLARA EVELYN COWHLLL, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Girls High W School. Four years at Cornell. Cornell Women's Dramatic Club 2, Secretary 3. l l , GERTRUDE BLANCH DEAN, Dolly, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Ithaca 1 High School. Two years at Cornell. MYRIEL-EDITH DELZELL, Moze, Hersey, Mich. Agriculture. Prepared at Oberlin Academy. One L year at Cornell. - l .N NORIXQIA DEVANY, Ellenville. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Ellenville High School. V Four and one-half years at Cornell. Cornell Women's Dramatic Club, Senior Pledge Committee. . I MARIE-THERESE GENEVIEVE DICKEY, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at l Niagara Falls High School. Four years at Cornell. Cornell Women's Dramatic Club. LEOLA MARVIN DIE!-IL, Crcsskill, N. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Engle- wood High School. Four years at Cornell. i l ' 5 i i .ay ,K f -Qi' ,F ., iff l 9 7 9' l , an - 71.7 4 195 9 - 'U RUTH LUCINDA DODGE, Massena. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Massena High School. Three years at Cornell. ' ,IOANNA MARGARET DONLON, Johnny, Utica. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Utica Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Omicron Pig Raven and Serpent, Der Hexen- kreisg Basketball Team I, 2, 3, Captain 45 Hockey Team I, 2, Baseball Team 2, Cornell Dramatic Club 2, 3, Vice-president 4, Women's Dramatic Club, Women's Representative The Cornell Daily ' Sun Board 35 President Pan-Hellenic Association 4, The Cornell W'0men': Review Board, Circulation Manager 2, 3, Business Manager 4. MARGUERITE WARREN EDWARDS, Bobby,', Patchogue. Arts and Sciences. Age, nineteen. Prepared at Patchogue High School. Four years at Cornell. Hockey Team 2, 3, 4. LEAH ENGLISH, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. KATHERINE Erz, Hornell. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at I-Iornell High School. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Phi. MARY KATHERINE FENNELL, Clifton Springs. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Nazareth Academy. Four years at Cornell. A KATHARINE FINCH, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. Phi Beta Kappa. MARGUERITE CRAIG FLOCKHART, Peggy, Newark, N. J. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Barringer High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. all 1 l 1 as as 'V i irgfbf' t x 'Z X l l9G 19'-' -I I - I I JANE FOSTER, Portsmouth, O. Law. Prepared at Portsmouth High School. Four years at Cornell. The Cornell Law Quarterly Board 4. BERTHA 'KATHERINE FREHSE, WestHeld. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at West- field High School. Four years at Cornell. MAIIELINE F-RIES, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences-Medicine. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Eastern District High School. Four years at Cornell. Delta Pi Alpha. HELEN LOUISE GIBBS, Tidlie,', Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. IREIAIE MILDRED GIEsoN, Gibbie, Holley. Arts and Sciences. Age, nineteen. Prepared at Holley High School. Four years at Cornell. Basketball Team 45 Baseball Team 45 Senior Representative Sports and Pastimes Council. GRACE MELISSA GIFFORD, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. Wayside Aftermath. WINIERED DAvIs GILBERT, Win, Elmira. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Elmira Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. Frigga Fylgaeg Alpha Tau Alpha. A BESSIE GOLDSTEIN, Buffalo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Central High School. Four years at Cornell. 91,9 . ,ima-le. ,351 ' i' Y' TS. V L' V .- . 254 . , g . . ,,,Z- , If yg t bffl . I ' 6, N ' f . .. if F-:ifaf: ,LQ . . . i' -Af 1 11- I 3 n - 197 H.......e. !9 ' I Q ' I 18 4 I l I I B I li ALICE LOUISE GRANDIN, Westfield. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Westfield 1. High School. Four years at Cornell. Delta Pi Alpha. I DOROTHY MILLEN GRAY, Dot, Billings, Mont. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Billings High School. Four years at Cornell. Chi Omega. , EDNA MAE GRIFFIN, Ed Ithaca Agriculture Age twenty three Prepared at Ithaca High School Four years at Cornell Frigga Fylgae, Alpha Tau Alpha DOROTHY ELIZABETH GRIEFITH, Betty, Chicago, Ill Arts and Sciences Age, twenty one Pre pared at Wayland Academy Three years at Cornell Delta Gamma ESTHER GRI1vIEs Philadelphia Pa Agriculture Age twenty Prepared at Girls HI h School Four years at Cornell Raven and Serpent, Sedowa, Hockey Team l, 4 Crew 3 Vice president Y W C A 3 Secretary Sports and Pastrmes ASSOCIHIIOH3 College Class Vice president 3 President Frigga Fylgae 4 University Undergraduate Scholarship MARCIA GRIMES, Philadelphia Pa Agriculture Age, twenty one Prepared at Girls High School Four years at Cornell Raven and Serpent Sedowa, Captain Hockey Team 1 Baseball Team 2 Tennis Team 1 2 3 Crew 2, Manager 3 Basketball Team 1 2 3 4 Executive Committee 4 College Class Vice president 7 Vice president Frigga Fylgae 3 Treasurer Sports and Pastimes 2 Vice president 3, President 4 College Class Life Secretary 4 OLIVE GROSRLAUS, Ol G' Jersey City, N I Arts and Sciences Age twenty one Prepared at Dickinson High School Three and one half years at Cornell Delta PI Alpha MARIA LOUISE HAGADORN, Canajoharie Arts and Sciences Age, twenty two Prepared at Cana ,Sharie High School Four years at Cornell Alpha Phi Freshman Banquet Committee Advanced oII li 1 , ' l . ' cz Is ' A - .W , . I . , . X l X' I l l . cc n f - - H I' JT . . . . LN I ' l l , , , . . , . ' g' . ' I . ' - 5 ' 3 - . : . . , 5 . . . 3 .. ' 5 f U . , 5 - ' l ' I . . l , . . T . - 'A A 9 ' 5 t 5 I 7 7 i D I 3 7 V 1 9 i . i gi' . . ' . '5 ' . 3 1 ,I ' S - I il , cr I: - ' ' - . I ' . ., . . . I, - I . . Q a 3. V I ' l gi I I l 'TT -To I I 1 I lx. - 4221 l i' 5 V Zi. , , y y-.rf -gt , Q I ' X4 if 'l ' ' I X fs T-5' C I ,MM Q ' I i I 5 I , 3 I. li 1 198 I9 H' 1 l8 X V f 23: 1 ' f2'..4 fff, . Q5 . ig ' f . ' if f fm SOPHIE HARVITH, Soph,', Albany. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Troy High School. Four years at Cornell. Class Basketball Team 1, 23 Baseball Team 2, 35 Class Tennis Team 2, 3, Freshman Stunt Committee, The C0r1zeZlBuZlftin Board 3, Secretary Risley House Com- mitteeg 43 Class Tennis Manager 3, 43 Class Stunt Manager 2, 3. RUTH 11ilsNE AHAZEN, 'IRufus, Centralia, Kans. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Centralia High School. Four years at Cornell. ROSALINQ HEIDENHEIM, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Eastern Dis- trict High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. MARY DUDDY HEVEY, Dud, Gloversville. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Glovers- ville High School. Two and one-half years at Cornell. EVELYN MARGARET HIEBER, Utica. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Utica Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Omicron Pi, Der Hexenkreisg Hockey Team 1, 25 Baseball Team 23 Crew 2, 3, Basketball Team, Captain 2, 3, Manager 1, 45 Student Government Judiciary Committee 3, 45 Executive Committee 3, 4, Sports and Pastimes Council 3, Class Vice-president 1g Class Treasurer 3, Class President 4, Treasurer Sports and Pastimes Association 35 Day Editor The Cornell Bullelin Board 2, 45 Editor-in-Chief 3. MILDRED FRANCES HILLS, Millie, Mount Vernon. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at' Mount Vernon High School. Eour years at Cornell. Hockey Team 33 Class Secretary 4, Erigga Fylgae. ISABELLE MARGUERITE HOAG, Izzy, Jill, Deposit. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. .Prepared at Deposit High School. Four years at Cornell. Roberts Scholarship, State Scholarship, Frigga Fylgae. I CALISTA JANE HOFFMAN, Lewiston. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Lewiston High T School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. Alpha Omicron P13 Hockey Team 35 College Execu- tive Committee 3g College Class Secretary and Treasurer 4. ' -...pm----in 1:5 tl - , r-, I, E l l l l ' 199 .9 I r I 'V' Q, f, .4 1 I I 1. ,.'-'1::i5- .sga- 56:3 s ' .t 5 i , l H af 49- '52 ,Q5zw!fTN . .' ... .....-..Q .. , 4. ...X X 2 N P fc 1 BEATRICE SARAH HOLLENBECK, Bee, Candor. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Candor High School. Four years at Cornell. State Scholarship, Frigga Fylgae, Alpha Tau Alpha, L.O.V. ALETHE ALIDA HOLSAPPLE, Hudson. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Hudson High School. Four years at Cornell. HARRIET HOSMER, H, Buffalo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Buffalo Sem-' inary. Four years at Cornell. Der Hexenkreisg Raven and Serpent. IVALO HUGG, Iva, Cazenovia. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Cazenovia Seminary. Four years at Cornell. ETHEL V1oLET JACKSON, Jack,' Cresskill, N. dl. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Englewood High School. Three years at Cornell. Vice-president Spanish Club. GWENDOLYN HOPE JONES, Gwen, Oradell, N. J. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Park Ridge High School. Four years at Cornell. Basketball Team 1, 2, 35 Assistant Editor The .Cornell W0mK7l,I Review Board 3, Captain Basketball Team 1. MIRIAM CATHARINE JONES, Worcester. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Worcester High School. Four years at Cornell. Frigga Fylgae. MARGARET KNISKERN, Deposit. Agriculture. Age, twenty. years at Cornell. Prepared at Deposit High School. Four l l l I-I f i 4 11' 1 'W l 'N-. 200 ' .fag ,. 1. 'A 31 Q, 1- -.f Z1 :.-,E-1:1 ' ' .' 'M K 4597 ! ff - 2 -g ' 4 , ' -V . - ' sa- 2 .1. - 1: ' - .': :- ' NIM. ' fa 1' .1 2' A 1 fftzcffarf -- 1 f'5'HE2fE2E2E2f' :L ' 1:- . . ' 94 , M x , ' Nw 5 f 4,56 s 4.11 y ' 1 A f ,, ' Xie Q ff 'mi 'i ' 2 , . 'j1-L2-1 5,5 9 l8 GLADYS DUTTON KOLB, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-One. Prepared at Wad- leigh High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. Alpha Phi, Crew 1.- IRMA ELLA LAKE, Oswego. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Oswego High School. Three 'and one-half years at Cornell. Baseball Team 3, 4. LOUISE LYMAN LAMPHIER, Torrington, Conn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-live. Prepared at Torrington High School. Four years at Cornell. Chi Omega, Phi Beta Kappa. LELIA HAMILTON LASSITER, Petersburg, Va. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Petersburg High School. Four years at Cornell. fAlpha Phi, Phi Beta Kappa, Dixie Club. EMILY LEWIS, Kewpie, Utica. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Utica Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. Hockey Team 3, Y.W.C.A. Cabinet 3. MARION LEWIS, West Pittston, Pa. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Wyoming Seminary. Four years at Cornell. Hockey Team 3, Class Secretary 3, Frigga Fylgae, Secretary 2. . HILDA PAULINE LOEFFLER, Patty,,' Philadelphia, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Philadelphia Normal School. Three years at Cornell. Alpha Omicron Pi, VVoman Editor The Cornell Annual: Board 43 Assistant Day Editor The Cornell Bulletin Board 35 Women's Orchestra, Treasurer 3, 45 The Cornell Women': Review Board, Assistant Circulation Manager 3, Circula- tion Manager 4. ' MARGARET JUANITA LOW, Brooklyn. Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Girls High School. Two years at Cornell. Delta Zeta. Nl gli! K . fi f 5 I r . .,.....q . P 9 MARGARET WHITNEY Lucicmos, New York City. Wadleigh High School. Four years at Cornell. The Corvzfll W'omen'r Rzview Board. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Delta Zeta, Dramatic Club, Business Manager -IOSEPHINE AUGUSTA LUEDER, Jo, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. I MARY FLORENCE LUMSDEN, Flo, ' Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Dover High School. Four years at Cornell. Delta Delta Delta, Field Day Team 1, 25 Class Field Hockey Team 35 Frigga Fylgae. , MARY ELIZABETH LQSCHER, 'K-Speck, LeRoy. Arts and Sciences-Medicine. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Bergen High School. Four years at Cornell. , LILLIAN AN-TOINETTE LYBOLT, Tony, Port Jervis. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Port Jervis High School. Four years at Cornell. Delta Pi Alpha, Y.W.C.A. Finance Committee 1. MARGUERITE MCKAY, Geneva. Arts- and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Geneva High School. Four years at Cornell. Phi Beta Kappa, Crew 3. KATHERINE LINDLEY MCMURRY, K,', Yonkers. Arts and Sciences. Age,'twenty-one. Prepared at Horace Mann School. Four years at Cornell. Raven and Serpent, Der Hexenlfreis, Executive Committee, Assistant Editor The Cornell W'omen'.r Rwiew Board 2, 3, Editor-in-Chief 4. DOROTHY MCSPARRAN, Dot, Furniss, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Perklomen School. Four years at Cornell. Phi Beta Kappa. 202 . I 'U I8 ff 'I 0, Z ANNA MARSH, Ann,,' Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Four years at Cornell. Delta Delta Delta, Hockey Team lg State Scholarship. MARION FRANCES MELLINGER, Buffalo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Masten Park High School. Four years at Cornell. Phi Beta Kappa. EDA GRACE MILLER, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Blooms- burg Normal School. Four years at Cornell. Delta Gamma, Y,W.C.A. Cabinet Z, 3. MAXINE ERMINIE MONTGOMERY, Max, Montour Falls. Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Cook Academy. Four years at Cornell. Frigga Fylgae. JANE JANETTA MOORE'SMITH, Jeannette, Blauvelt. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Spring Valley High School. Four years at Cornell. StateTuition and Cash Scholarshipsg' Undergraduate Scholarship. ETHEL MAE MORRIS, Petey Dinkf' Perry. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Perry High School. Four years at Cornell. Frlgga Fylgaeg State Scholarship. , MARY ELIZABETH MORRIS, Bettyf' Oil City, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-One. Prepared at Oil City High School. Four years at Cornell. I FANNIE MOSES, Baltimore, Md. Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Western High School. Four years at Cornell. 19 - 1 , . it I 203 .. gg, - l 1 I l EMILIE FRANCES MUNROE, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Bryant High School. Two years at Cornell. Delta Gamma. MABLE RAE PAsHLEY,Ovid. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Geneva High School. Three years at Cornell. . RUTH EDITH KATHERINE PETERSON, Petef' New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Morris High School. Two years at Cornell. Delta Pi Alpha, Y.W.C.A. Council, State Cash Scholarship, Women's Orchestra. JUDA ANNA PHILLIPS, Sunny Jim, Ann, Crown Point. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Troy Conference Academy. Four years at Cornell. Frlgga Fylgae. DORQTHY POND, Dot, Crown Point. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Port Henry High School. Four years at Cornell. Delta Gamma, Class Crew 15 Class Hockey Team 3, Univer- sity Scholarshipg State Scholarship. MILDRED POTTER, Jock,,' Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-tWO. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. DoRoTHY WINIFRED PURDY, Dot, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Kappa Gamma. ALICE MARIE QUINLAN, Port Richmond. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Curtis High School. Four years at Cornell. Delta Zeta, Raven and Serpent, Secretary Student Govern- ment Council, Class President 3, Editor The Cornell Bulletin Board 3. 204 Il ID' e '- I T. I D .1 , 4 --4.: , WCM -2:7 1 .1 ' ' ai, 1 ,, j , .s fc. ,- . ' 'rilgzjf , wav '-. V . -.y fxf 4' f' Z ff BERTI-IA MAE REED, Bert, Cortland. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Cortland High School. Four years at Cornell. EMILY SWEETI:.AND REED, U Em, Emmy, Canandaigua. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Canandalgua Academy. Three years at Cornell. Alpha Phi., DELIA AIZTI-IEA RIGHTMIRE, Trumansburg. Agriculture. Age, twenty-tvvo. Prepared at Trumans- burg High School. Four years at Cornell. Frigga Fylgae. EFFEY LENA RILEY, Rochester. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at East High School. Three years at Cornell. Cheer Leader 3. JOSEPHINE MARY ROBERTYNA ROSENBERG, Binghamton. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Binghamton Central High School. Four years at Cornell. MATH-ILDE ROSENBLUTH, Matt, Anarchist, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty- six. Prepared at Washington Irving High School. Two and one-half years at Cornell. Frigga Fylgae. ESTHER TIBBITTS ROYCE, Ithac. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Ithaca High School. One and one-half years at Cornell. Frigga Fylgae,,Alpha Tau Alpha. EDITH MYRA RULIFSON, Mumford. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Scottsville High School. Four years at Cornell. Vice-president Sedowa 4, State Scholarship, Home Economics Editor The Cornell Countryman Board 4. if . . Qiflifff' 205 , 7 I ...L ' I . , 'f- Q x-. -A-iv . L Q if 'E-12 wi. AW 'Azz ' f-.+a:.:. , f Ms. Q v e It Q ' A Zp.6 g q- ,. :fi X sc, 4 X MILDRED SCHERMERHORN, Billie, South Glens Falls. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Glens Falls Academy. Three years at Cornell. DAGMAR ALEVEN SCHMIDT, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Omicron Pig Raven and Serpent, Field Hockey Team 1, 4, Manager 35 The Cornell Bulletin Board, Business Manager 3, 45 Cornell Women's Dramatic Club Council Treasurer 3, President 45 Women Students' Executive Committee. OLIVE ,losEPI-IINE SCHMIDT, Sprnig Valley. Law. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Spring Valley High School. Four years at Cornell. The Cornell Law Quarterly Board 4. ANNA ELIZABETH SCHNIREL, Fritz, Geneva. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Geneva High School. Four years at Cornell. Manager Baseball Team 25 Women's Dramatic Club. FRIEDA HELENA SCHOEFFLER, Fritz, Schenectady. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Schenectady High School. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Kappa Gammag Class Secretary 1, First Vice-President Student Government Committee. FRANCES ELIZABETH WILLARD SEARLES, Montour Falls. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Horseheads High School. Three years at Cornell. Hockey Team 45 Cornell Women's Dramatic Club, Y.W.C.A. Cabinet 4, Frigga Fylgae. ' . . EVA MAY SEEGER, Chatham. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-twoq Prepared at Chatham School. Four years at Cornell. MARIAN MINERVA SELDEN, Rome. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four, Prepared at Rome Free Academy. Three and one-half years at Cornell. x Q5 206 ls ae' 123:-:A 1 ,f 1 P f ,f Qi T Ti FT . i 11253- ' ' .Q -jf? -., 2' ,gfgn rg 2 fs.-.M 4 r 'W T ...A ' - .ev 'f V- V- 1, ri, f A vzf A- ., '. ,i , . ., 5 5 Q ,.,-. : ,is .Vyl :Z r U 1 . -1 ANNA RAEGENE SELKIRK, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Prepared at St. Angela's Hall. Three years at Cornell. Kappa Kappa Gamma. ' ISABEL RUTH SENN, Izzy,', Batavia. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Batavia - High School. Four years at Cornell. Class Basketball Team 23 Class Baseball Team 2, 35 Y.W.C.A. Cabinet 3, 45 Manager Class Baseball Team 3. GERTRUDE NORTH SEWARD, Binghamton, Agriculture.. Age, twenty-three, Prepared at Binghamton High School. Three years at Cornell. MARJORIE GERTRUDE SEXTON, Easton, Pa. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Easton High School. Four years at Cornell. ' WINIFRED SKINNER, Win, Rochester. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. 'Prepared at West High School. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Alpha Theta, Crew 25 Class President 1. MABEL CLARA SPINDLER, Olean. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Olean High School. Four years at Cornell. CLARA COVERT STARRETT, Interlaken. Arts and Sciences.i Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Interlaken High School. Four years at Cornell. LILLIAN Avis STEVENS, Peggy, Homer. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Homer Academy. Three and one-half years at Cornell. I- af? 'kiss ' - E ' wg . A ji L 'li' -fl J' ,gh i' 1 F A ' L-4 ' Y ' xl M 1-Tru I yan 0, - , A f A .Pali L 207 I9 -' ' ' I , -I .- ,- MILDRED MARGARET STEVENS, Peggy, Oswego. Agriculture. Age, twenty-One. Prepared at Hannibal High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. ANNA MARY SWARTZ, Ann,', Monsey. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Spring Valley High School. Four years at Cornell. HAZEL AUGUSTA TORBERT, Interlaken. Agriculture. Prepared at Interlaken High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. , V JAY TRAVER, Willoughby, O. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Willoughby High School. Four years at Cornell. KATHERINE MARJORITE TRESSLER, Montpelier, O. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Montpelier High School. Two years at Cornell. JESSICA HEI.EN VAN HoRsoN, Mount Vernon. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Mount Vernon High School. Two and one-half years at Cornell. AMY ELIZABETH VAN WAGENEN, Kingston. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Ulster Academy. Four years at Cornell. 1 EMILY EVELYN WARD, Dolgeville. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. A Prepared at Dolgeville High School. Three years at Cornell. I 3 l 1 .41 , A I ... 7 ...,. - , it ulbg 1, 1 4 ' V. T' -... 'r-' . 1 , Y .,., Q .:.-gg 7 'A ,., .,., -.', ' ,.., A Bangs? :nazi-ff. 1 1 208 9'-T Dxf' T il 1' HELEN LOUISE WATERS, Cutie, Troy. Chemistry. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Troy High School. Four years at Cornell. State Scholarship. FRANCES GEORGIA WEST, Rochester. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at East High School. Four years at Cornell. SOPHIE TURMAN WHTTAKER, Sophily, Tampa, Fla. Arts and Sciences-Medicine. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at St. Elizabeth College. One year at Cornell. MARION LANGWORTIIY WHITE, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. Phi Beta Kappa, Winner '86 Memorial Stage 35 State Tuition and Cash Scholarships, Wayside Aftermath, Cornell Dramatic Club. RUTH WILLIAMS, Bill, Denison, Tex. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Denison High School. Four years at Cornell. Chi Omega, Basketball Team 2, 3, 45 Baseball Team 2, 35 Class Treasurer 23 Dixie Club, Manager Basketball Team 35 Captain Baseball Team 3. REBECCA JANE WORSTBR, Betty, Chautauqua. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at West- held High School. Four years at Cornell. State Cash Scholarship. GRACE WRIGHT, Mayfield. Agriculture. Age, twenty-live. Prepared at Perth Amboy High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. ' MILDRED ADDIsoN YOUMANS, Whitney Point. Agriculture. Age,.twenty-three. Prepared at Whitney Point High School. Three years at Cornell. Cornell Dramatic Club. I at I 1 MV' if 'ST ff ff 'af clfi 209 9 I8 ELLA DOROTHY ZURBRICK, Clarence Center. Agriculture, Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Tona- Wanda High School. Four years at Cornell. Hockey Team 33 Manager 43 Frigga Fylgae. N 4 ill 1, -, I I I - , 0 ble - -Sf---- I QJNIQRQ S If X L A I 31 h wig N X Xxx ' , X XX , X 5 H c ' It '- ? k iilfifx, k 'Q I , MQ? lmigxxi f' J xx A59i' 1 X . G 'Q if , Z4 XXRMW 1l!,!i'w1F'd ' ' N '-1 65? A X X N X I 'P' ' K 'I N N p M k , 1 igzwi L A XX s N'Jf1-Us f'l'm f F X -:T 0, 1 X x Y' qi ml N K X uj,J,. j l Z V54 3 MM' X3 if ' . I9 I8 CLASS OF 1919 GEORGE MAURICE ABBOTT A T Ag College Track Team 25 Advisory Committee 35 Junior HELEN ADDOMS A X Q. ERNA ADLER MARIAN RUTH ALBRIGIHT Boston, Macy. Arts and Sciencer Varsity Cross Country Team 35 Freshman Rush Committee . Tuckahoe Art: and Science: New York City Art: and Sciencef Canandaigua A rtf and Sciencef Tuition Scholarship, State Cash Scholarship. NATHAN EVERETT ALDRICH ETHEL ELIZABETH ALLIs ARTHUR ALoE Fredonia Agriculture Ithaca Agriculture Philadelphia, Pa. Artx and Science: Z B T5 Freshman Crew, Varsity Crew 25 Student Council 35 Baker Court Association Government Committee 3. PABLO AROSEMENA Panama, Rep. de Panama . Agriculture Cosmopolitan Clubg Latin-American Club. DAVID PRESTON AYARS, IR. Wilkef-Barre, Pa. Mechanical Engineering Cb K IF, Mandolin Club, University Orchestra. FAY CooK BAILEY Scorpion. MORRISON KYLE BAILEY Canton Arty and Sciencef Lakewood, 0. Architecture A fbg Scroll and Spadeg The Cornell Architect Board 1, 25 Cross Country Squad 1, 2. DAVID WRIGHT BAKER E X. LOUISE EUGENIE BAKER KA CD, Chairman Y.W.C.A. Committee 2, President A.T.A. JOSEPHINE BANKS K K F. GUILLERMO BARBOS h Cosmopolitan Club 3 Latin-A Dunkirk A rt: and S ciencef Ithaca Artr and Sciencef Social Committee 35 Member Executive 2. Ithaca Arty and Science: Santiago, Chile Agriculture merican Club. ,-c,.,f-E.. ..., .. ,, ... .. ,qauia W m 212 O R NW H we CLASS OF 1919 Q SHELDON MONROE BARRUS Keulea Park Agriculture: W FRANK BRACE BATEMAN Grenloch, N. Art: and Science: gi Z IF5 Aleph Samachg Freshman Advisory Committeeg Assistant Business Manager The Cornell Daily Sun Board 2, Business Manager 3. 9 MARGARET LOUISE BATEMAN Champlain Art: and Science: K KFQ Hockey Manager 23 Y.W.C.A. Finance Committeeg Assistant L Manager The Cornell Bulletin Board. EDWIN GOODRICH BATSFORD Utica Agriculture FRANCIS LAWRENCE BAYLE Glen: Fall: Mechanical Engineering WALLACE PEARNE BEARDSLEY Guayarna, P. R. Architecture A 113. EUGENE WILLIAM BEGGS Gm Ridge, N. j. Che1ni:try Huntington Clubg University Orchestra 25 Musical Clubs 2. Q vl il LOUISE FULLER BELDEN Fredonia Art: and Science: A1135 Y.W.C.A. Cabinet 3. A BERNARD BELLIS New York City 'Agriculture T E fb. CURTIS BURNAM BENNETT Richinoncl, Ky. Civil- Engineering A T Q3 Rod and Bob. WILLIAM SABIN BENNETT, JR. Cody, Wyo. I Law A X5 .lanusg President Law Club 15 Freshman Debating Clubg Fresh- man Debate Team. KEITH WILLIAM BENSON Sterling, Ill. g Art: and Science: Q X Gag Sunday Night Clubg Majurag Freshman Advisory Committeeg l Junior Smoker Committeeg Assistant Manager of Navy. L JACOB BENJAMIN BERGLAS Brooklyn Art: ancl Science:-Medicine Track Squadg Cosmopolitan Clubg State Tuition Scholarship. A FLORENCE BERKELEY 'Brooklyn Agriculture JOSEPH BIENENSTOCK New York City Veterinary 5 B. S. Cornell, 1917. 3 I ... -,...L.....-f L. ... I 213 QV is CLASS OF 1919 GEORGE KING BISHOP Cleveland, 0. . Mechanical Engineering AKE, Freshman Advisory Committee, Assistant Manager Musical Clubs. BRUNO VOLTAIRE BITKER Milwaukee, W if. Law Z B T, Secretary Debate Club. . WALTER GERARD BLACKBURN Yonkerr Chemistry A Rifle Club. LOUISA SIMPSOISI BLAUVELT f Canajoharie Agriculture GLADYS KATHERINE BLEIMAN New York City Art: and Science: Brotherhood, Raven and Serpent, The Cornell Bulletin Board 2, Woman Editor The Cornell Daily Sun Board 3, Cornell Women's Dramatic Club, Secretary 3, Freshman Advisory Committee 3. WILLIAM HARRY BLEW Niagara Eallf Mechanical Engineering 9 X. GRACE HUNTINGTON BLISS fanieftown Arty and Science: ARTHUR BRUCE BOEHM Baltimore, Md. Mechanical Engineering EIDE, College Cross Country Team, Sophomore Rush Committee, Maryland Club, OH'icers' Club, Savage Club, Musical Clubs 2, 3, Acting Manager of Masque 3. LYMAN WATTS BOLE Eaft Hardwick, V t. Agriculture ALPHONSE BONAGURA Brooklyn Civil Engineering Philos, Freshman Baseball Team, Varsity Baseball Squad, College Soccer Team, Varsity Soccer Squad. HELEN GRACE BOOL Ithaca Agriculture Raven and Serpent, Field Hockey 1, 2, Frigga Fylgae. PAUL NINDE BOUGHTON Brooklyn i Agriculture ROBERT BRIGHAM BOWLES Houfton, Tex. Civil Engineering AT Q, Rod and Bob, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, Southerners Club, Assistant Manager Tennis Team 3. HAROLD COOK.BOWMAN Ogalenrburg Mechanical Engineering 9 A, Adirondack Club. N RUTH WINIFRED BRADLEY Silver Sjbringx Arty ana' Sciences -- l -ll 214 uuu-11 Sf CLASS OF 1919 JOHN FRANKLIN BRADY, JR. Kanfaf City, Mo. Mechanical Engineering Lacrosse Team 25'SOccer Team 3. I MYRON PHILIP BRANDEL Harnhurg Mechanical Engineering University Orchestrag State Scholarship. NEILL IVAN BROOKMIRE Finclleyf Lake Mechanical Engineering QI? K W. DANIEL BOSLEY BROOKS Cockeyfuille, Md. Agriculture Maryland Club. COLONEL LOREN BROWN Hilton Agriculture LAURA BAYETTE BROWN Ithaca Arty and Sciencef A II Ag '86 Memorial Stage 2. RANDOLPH MILTON BROWN Stapleton Forestry Forestry Club. RICHARD HARTER BROWN Rornulu: Law A O CD5 College Tax Committee 35 Cornell Law Quarterly Board. ALLEYNE BRUCKHEIMER Buffalo Art: and Science: Beta Samachg Mandolin Club 2, 35 University Orchestra 1, 2, 3. WILLIAM RAY BUELL Norwich Agriculture K A Pg University Orchestra. ARTHUR WALKER BULL Keereuille Cherniftry GEORGE PERCIVAL BULLARD Ithaca Civil Engineering ' CID Z Kg Pyramidg Freshman Advisory Committeeg State Scholarship. HELEN ELISE BULLARD A H A. LESTER PULTZ BURT JOHN LEVENUS BUYS A F P. CHARLES STANFORD BYRON College Track Team S chuyleroille S' Agriculture Catatonle Mechanical Engineering Soda: Point Agriculture Brooklyn Artf and Science! 1g Varsity Track Squad 2. 215 Iac-We - - Rf na F. CLASS or 1919 y . CHARLES WILBUR CAHOON, Jr. St. Louif, Mo. Arty and Science: 2 dwg Freshman Advisory Committee 3. EVELYN CLARA CALL ' Stajord Agriculture JAMES MONROE CAMPBELL Olelahorna City, Okla. Art: and Science: Scorpion. DANIEL JOHN CAREY I ithaca Agriculture Cornell Catholic Club. JUAN LEOPOLDO CARRASCO-CALVO Ternuco, Chile A Mechanical Engineering Cosmopolitan Club, Latin-American Club. I FRANCISCO SEIN CEBOLLERO Larex, P. R. Arty and Science! ? Latin-American Club. i li CARL CHRISTOPH CHAMEERLAIN Elinira Agriculture 3 Eleusis. KUO-TUNG CHAO Shanghai, China Mechaiiical Engineering Chinese Students' Club. DOROTHY LYON CHAPMAN Port Richmond Agriculture A Z3 Tennis Team 13 House Committee 15 Freshman Banquet Com- mittee. PHYLLIS CHAPMAN New York City ., Agriculture 5 Cornell Dramatic Club 1, 2, Secretary 3. i I CHE KWEI CHEN Canton, China Arts and Science: A CYRUS MARVIN CHRISTIAN H orfeheacix I Arif and Science:-Medicine l . . . . i Scorpion, Ofhcers' Club, Sage Choir 2, 3, lst Lieutenant R.O.T.C. 2, Captain 33 Assistant in Zoology. 5 RAYNARD CHRISTIANSON Butler, Pa. Mechanical .Engineering A 9 Eg College Soccer Team 13 Savage Clubg Glee Club 2, 3. I l CLYDE CHRISTIE Bergenjielcl, N. Law AT Q5 rib A ring Cross Country Team, Sophomore Rush Committee 2g College Tax Committee 3, Freshman Advisory Committee 3. ELIZABETH CHURCHYARD Bujalo A griculiure l K K F3 Hockey Team lg Baseball Team lg The Cornell W0men'J Review Board 1, 2, 3g Class Treasurer 3. 4: ll- ---- l -if W l . 216 . L Q, CLASS OF 1919 HELEN SOPHIA CLARK I Mnnnfville K A5 WOmen's Dramatic Club, Frigga Fylgae. MARGARET KIMBER CLARK Fulton WILLIAM HOLBROOK CLEMINSHAW, JR. Cleveland, 0. Agriculture Arty and Sciencef Mechanical Engineering A dlwg Aleph Samachg Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team 2, 3, Chairman Freshman Spring Day Committee, Sophomore Spring Day Committee. THOMAS FLETCHER COCHRAN Eart Orange, N. Civil Engineering CD A 95 Rod and Bob, Freshman Crew Squad, Freshman Advisory Com- mittee, Southerners Club, Masque. HAROLD BERGER COHEN Rockville Centre Cash Scholarship. Monticello MORRIS GILBERT COHEN State Cash Scholarship, Tuition Scholarship. MYRON EDWARD COLBY Gonvernenr ROBERT HOVER COLLACOTT Painesville, O. ANTHONY HENRY COLLINS De: Moines, Ia. B 9 II, The Cornell Annual: Board 3. WILLIAM PETHICK COLTMAN Peking, China K A Pg Soccer Team 3. RUTH DANIELS CONKLIN foplin, Mo. KKF. MARY AGNES CONROY Hilton XQ. FRANK SCHILLE CONSTANS CID K W, Pyramid. Chicago, Ill. CHRISTOPHER MINTA CORDLEY G CID K E, Freshman Advisory Commlttee. LOUIS ALFRED CORWIN Richmond Hill Glen Ridge, N. Arty and Sciences Civil Engineering Cherniftry Art: and Science: Mechanical Engineering Law Arif and Science: Arts and Science: Civil Engineering Art: and Science: Veterinary QT25 Freshman Baseball Teamg College Baseball Team, College Basketball Teamg Cornell Catholic Club. 217 a R XG T CLASS OF .1919 ' WILLIAM HENRY CORWITH Rockville Centre Law I E A E. FRANCES MARIAN COTTLE Conrtable Art: and Sciences EDWIN HARRISON COTTRELL Eart Orange, N. j. Mechanical Engineering 'l FLORENCE ELIZABETH COUPE Utica Agriculture A AO H5 Assistant Advertising Manager The Cornell Wornen'r Review Board 2, 3. WILL GILES CRANDALL Ithaca Agriculture HAROLD LEROY CREAL fanieftown Agriculture I AFP, College Tax Committee 25 The Cornell Countryman Board 35 ' lst Lieutenant R.O.T.C. 35 State Scholarship. lf GEORGE ERNEST CROSS Sterling, Pa. Mechanical Engineering lj A X Ag Freshman Baseball Team, Varsity Football Team 3. in LOWELL HAROLD CROSS Sterling, Pa. Art: and Science: 4 A XA, Freshman Baseball Team, College Basketball Team 1, Varsity Baseball Squad 25 Varsity Basketball Squad 2. if STEWART ALLERTON CUSHMAN Eaft Aurora Agriculture ' B 9 H. A ANNA ELIZABETH CUSIC Huntington Agriculture I A A A. ' ' REBECCA DAVIS Port Henry Arts anal Science: Field Hockey 1, 2, 35 Baseball Team 2. li LESTER HANSELL DAWSON New York City Art: and Scicncef I Z N, Freshman Cross Country and Track Teams, Varsity Cross Country and Track Squadsg Long Island Club. 2 LOUIS WELTON DAWSON Boonton, N. f. Law Q fb E K3 ID A fb, College Basketball Team 2, 33 Musical Clubs 2, 35 The Cornell Law Quarterly Board. Q HELEN DAY Buffalo Arty and Scienccf A A Field Hockey Team, Wayside-Aftermath. T5 FORDYCE CHARLES DEITZ Berne Agriculture ' President Pomology Club. U A -A I 218 - G l I - CLASS OF 1919 1 . MADOLIN DEWITT Lima Art: and Sciencef y The Cornell Bulletin Board 2, 33 Treasurer Executive Committee Student l Government. l BENJAMIN DIAMOND New Brighton Arty and Sciences JOSEPH HENRY DIAMOND New Brighton Arty and Sciences l EDWARD EUGENE DICKER Ithaca Law SUSAN DIEHL Schenectady I Art: and Science! -Q Q The Cornell Wornen'f Review Board. 1 AGNES CATHERINE DIEL New York City Agriculture ' A Z. I CHARLES WILLIAM DIETRICH, JR. Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering 5 HAROLD MCKENDREE DODGE Rockland , Art: and Science: V Huntington Club. DAMON GREENLEAF DOUGLAS jacksonville, la. . Civil Bngineering I 2 A Eg T B Hg Pyramidg Freshman Cap Burning Committeeg Huntington H. Clubg The Cornell .Era Board 2, Assistant Business Manager 3. LUCIBEL IRVING DOWNS Bart Quogue Arty and Science: il Hockey Team 1, 3. , ELIZABETH MARY DRAKE Brooklyn Agriculture A KID. FREDERIC DALTON DRAKE Bujalo Agriculture Roberts Scholarshipg State Scholarship. 'T . RUSSEL RAYMOND DRAKE Dunkirk Agriculture Komos. ii LOUIS DRAGO l New York City Art: and Science! f Cosmopolitan Clubg First Lieutenant R.O.T.C. 3. l T IVAN CHANDLER DRESSER Ithaca . . Artf and Science! , 1'I KAQ Aleph Samachg Freshman Track Teamg Varslty Cross Country Team 2, Captain 35 Varsity Track Team 25 Freshman Banquet.Com- mitteeg Freshman Advisory Committeeg Glee Clubg lntercolleglate Cross Country Winner. I - 219 9 I+ ' I8 l F CLASS OF 1919 EDWARD LOWE DUFFIES Wafhington, D. C. Civil Engineering K A P3 Pyramid, Senators Clubg Olhcers' Club, First Lieutenant R.O.T.C. 2, Captain 3. DOROTHEA DIANA DUREEE Batavia Agriculture A H A. GEORGE EUGENE DURHAM Carthage, Mo. Agriculture B 6 H5 Forestry Club, lst Lieutenant R.O.T.C. 3. PERCY LAWRENCE DUNN Ithaca Agriculture BRYAN MUNROE EAGLE .Little Rock, Arla. Agriculture 1P' T5 Assistant Manager Varsity Baseball Team 3. -f CHARLES BULL EARLE Mount Vernon Arty and Sciencef Huntington Club, Lieutenant R.O.T.C. ROGER GANNETT EASTMAN Belleville Agriculture K CID. ALBERT JOHN ECKHARDT W ooclhaven Arty and Science: ROBERT BURR EDWARDS Ornaha, Neb. Arts and Science: X T, Freshman Advisory Committee 35 Mandolin Club 1, 2, 3. WILLIAM PERRY ELLIOTT N ew Berlin Artf and Sciencef-Medicine CHARLES WELLINGTON ELMER Ithaca Arty ancl Sciencef B H, Aleph Samach, Assistant Manager Basketball Team 35 Vlce- President lnterfraternity Association 3. GEORGE FREDERICK ENSWORTH W eftjielal, M aff. Mechanical Engineering - 'Z A Eg Freshman Football Team, Freshman Baseball Team, Freshman Banquet Committee, Sophomore Cotillion Committee. JAMES FRANKS EPPENSTEIN Elgin, Ill. Art: ana' Science: CHARLES GLENN ESTY Belleville 3 Mechanical Engineering Freshman Track Squad, Varsity Track Squad 2, Varsity Football Squad 3. HOWARD MORTIMER EVARTS Bujalo Mechanical Engineering EDWARD RAYMOND EWING Norwich, Conn. Mechanical Engineering t 31, 1-Y, 220 ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,. ,. .L - .. Q? L-.- CLASS OF 1919 JAMES ALLEN EWING g ' Youngrtown, O. Law A X3 Assistant Manager The Cornell Law Quarterly Board. HENTKY ALONZO MONFORT FABER farnaica Arty and Sciencef flv E Kg College Track and Cross Country Teams 2. MARGRETTA F ARLEY H Campbell Hall Agriculture ARTHUR JOSEPH FEEHAN Ithaca Agriculture ABRAHAM FEITELBERG N ew York City Art: and Sciencer-Medicine ' E A Mg Treasurer Menorah. CONSTANCE STONE FENDER New York City ' Agriculture A Z5 Hockey Team. EDWARD BERENT FERNSCHILD New Rochelle Agriculture College Cross Country Team 1, 35 Varsity Cross Country Squad 2, 3. MERWIN JEssE FINKELSTEIN Wellfboro, Pa. Chemirtry Z B T. ALFRED ELIAS FISCHER New York City Arty and Science: Z B T5 Coxswain, College Crew 15 The Cornell Annualf Board 2, Junior .Associate Editor 3. ELINOR MARY FISH Ithaca Artf and Science: A A Ag Cornell Women's Dramatic Clubg A.T.A. - DANIEL CARL FISHER Clarence Agriculture DONALD EISHER Weedfport Mechanical Engineering MARION CORNELIA FISHER Ithaca Arty and Science:-Medicine State Cash Scholarship. MARY ELLEN FORD Behfart Art! and Science: A H A. ALMON JAMES F oWLER W yorning, Pa. Agriculture fb A 25 The Cornell Countryman Board 1, 2. CUTHBERT BANCROFT FRASER Bujalo Agriculture A X A. 221 Q---H A Q is CLASS OF 1919 JOHN CHARLES FRIEDRICH Red Wing, Minn. Mechanical Engineering Skull, The Sibley journal of Engineering Board 1, 2, Editor-in-Chief 3. VALERIE ELFRIEDA FROSCH Herkimer Arts and Sciencef X Q5 Baseball Team 1, 25 A.T.A, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. NATHANIEL FUCHS Brooklyn Cherniftry HAROLD BENTLEY FULLER Greene Agriculture ESTHER HAWLEY FUNNELL Huntington Agriculture KA, Basketball Team 2, Manager 3s Tennis Team 2, Manager 35 Chairman Membership Committee Y.W.C.A. 2, Vice-President 3, Frigga Fylgae, Class Secretary 33 Secretary Outside Houses 3. CLIFFORD ROHR GARD Wichita, Kanf. Art: and Science: B 9 H. JOHN CHARLES GEBHARD New York City Civil Engineering Scorpion, Rod and Bob, College Tax Committee 35 Rifle Team 2, Captain R.O.T.C. 3. RAYMOND HAROLD GEER Highland Park, Ill. Art: and Sciences E 111, Huntington Club, Musical Clubs. HELENE ADELE GERBER Staten Island Arif ancl Science! Hockey Team 15 Tennis Team 1, 3, Basketball Team 35 Freshman Ban- quet Committee. LEO GERSHOY New York City Art! and ScienceJ GLADYS FAY GILKEY l Ithaca Art: anti Sciencef K A GJ, Y.W.C.A. Cabinet. GERTRUDE ASENATHE GILLAM Lockport Arty and Science: y K K. F. GEORGE EARL GILLESPIE North Tonawanala Art: and Sciences A T, Assistant Manager Freshman Football Team, Assistant Manager Varsity Football Team 3, Sophomore Rush Committee, Freshman Ad- visory Committee, C.U.C.A. Cabinet 3. IDA JANE GILLETT Colden Agriculture Frigga Fylgae. EUGENE FRANCIS GILLIGAN Freeport Law 2 II, Associate Editor, The Cornell Law Quarterly Board. 222 -- Sf CLASS OF 1919 JEROME GLASER Sayre, Pa. A.rtJ and Sciencef H A CID. HARRY GOLD t i Schenectady Arty and Science:-Medicine ' Menorahg Zionist Societyg Cash Scholarshipg Tuition Scholarship. JOSEPH GOLDBERG Brooklyn Art: and Science: SAMUEL GOLDBERG Brooklyn Agriculture A E Hg Menorah. CHAUNCEY JEROME GORDON Brooklyn Arty and Science: I International Polity Club. LOUIS GOTTSCHALK Brooklyn Artf and Sciencef Freshman Debate Clubg Cosmopolitan' Clubg State Scholarshipg Univer- sity Scholarship. WALTER ANTON HENRY GRANTZ Brooklyn Pyramid. GRACE MADALINE GRANVILLE Ithaca DONALD MCKINSTRY GRAY H udfon A Z. LAURA WINIFRED GRAY Troy Baseball Team 23 Tuition Scholarship. ANDREW HASWELL GREEN Chicago, Ill. X llfg Book and Bowlg Mandolin Club. HILDA LOUISE GREENAWALT A Q Hg Baseball Team 2. Denver, Col. SAMUEL CHARLES GREENBERG Brooklyn HAROLD CLAYTON GRINNELL Broadallrin 2 CID Eg University Band. GRACE HALL GRIsWoLD Grand Rapids, M ich. LEO GUENTERT Utica MAURICE PERKINS HALE Schenectady AAKIJ. Civil Engineering Arty and Science! Agriculture A rtf and S ciencex Agriculture Agriculture Civil Engineering Agriculture Agriculture Agriculture Agriculture 223 T9 9 - - IB l 'I FRANCIS AMBROSE HALEY Pyram1d. LINCOLN NORCOTT HALL A T Q5 L'Ogiveg Freshman Advisory Committeeg CLASS OF 1919 Watertown Chicago, Ill. Civil Engineering Architecture Savage Club. l l MAYNARD ERWIN HALL Gloverwille Mechanical Engineering K IF. . I MALINDA HAMBLEN Caftile Arts and Science: Wayside-Aftermath. ' LOUISE MARGARET HAMBURGER White Plain: Agriculture X Q3 A.T.A. 23 Associate Editor The Cornell Wornen'r Review Board 2, 3. l MAYNARD CHARLES HAMMOND Port fervir Agriculture A F Pg College Tax Committee 2. FRANCIS WILLIAM HANKINS Auburn Mechanical Engineering JAMES HENRY HARDEN Brooklyn Agriculture I College Basketball Team 23 Varsity Football Squad 3. DOROTHY MARGARET HARRIS Ithaca Art: and Science: A A A. WILLIAM HARRISON, IR. Duluth, Minn. Arty and Sciences 9 X. i HENRY EUGENE HARTMAN New York City Agriculture E H. 3 EMIN HASSAN New York City Agriculture y 9 .Eg Soccer Team 2, 3. EUGENE JOSEPH HASSELBECK Bujalo l t Chernirtry I Cornell Cross Country Clubg State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. V SETH WALLACE HEARTFIELD Newburgh Art: and Sciences .55 E Q13 Freshman Track Teamg Varsity Soccer Team 35 Varsity Track .l Squad 33 2nd Lieutenant R.O.T.C. 3. In i JEANETTE HEERTJE New York City Artf anal Science: I Undergraduate Scholarship. l M... L L cciree L., L. H E 224 IB G Xf' I CLASS OF 1919 PAUL HEINE, IR. Znd Lieutenant R.O.T.C. RAYMOND JOHN HEMPHILL 0 A X P. RAYBURN WEEKS HEMPHILL A E FD. CHARLES FRANCIS I-IENDRIE Stapleton farnertown Akron, O. Brooklyn QD I' A5 Freshman Crewg Junior Varsity Crew 2. WILLIAM KLEM HENIGBAUM 'B 9 H. , SADIE ELISE HENRY K K F. JOSEPH HERBSTMAN ABBOTT PHILIP HERMAN Scroll and Spade. BENOIT WAAG HERMAN MORRIS WHITNEY HERRIMAN L X Q15 Pyramidg Sunday Night Football Team 3. Davenport, I a. Brooklyn Brooklyn Brooklyn New York City Oak Park, Ill. Agriculture C heniiftry Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Arty and Science: Agriculture Civil Engineering Mechanical Engineering Civil Engineering Clubg Varsity Football Squad 25 Varsity WILSON ANDREW HERRINGTON Elliwille, Min. Agriculture EDWARD BLAINE HEWES Mayville V Agriculture WILLARD xTiUDOLPH HINE Glooerfwille Eoreftry A Zg College Tax Committee 35 Forestry Club. GEORGE SINOLETON HISCOCK Southampton Civil Engineering Long Island Clubg Rod and Bobg Freshman Track and Cross Country Teamg Winner College Cross Country Meet 35 Varsity Cross Country Squad 2, 35 Freshman Cap Burning Committeeg State Tuition Scholarship. SAMUEL HOCHMAN New York City Agriculture T E CII. HARRY BROOKS HOFFMAN Elmira Agriculture E fb Eg Freshman Crewg Junior Varsity Crew 2. i 41--l 1 - 15 22 CLASS OF 1919 HARRY HERBERT HOFFNAGLE Wertjbort Law GA5 A. B. Cornell 1917. JOHN COONLEY HOLLIS D Coucorti, N. H. A Law 9 A X5 College Tax Committee lg Freshman Advisory Committee 35 Masque. CHARLES EMMANUEL HOOVER Timherville, Va. Art: arid.Scierrce: A Z CIP. FREDERIC MARTIN HOSKINS ' Lyouf Fall: Law E Hg A GJ flag Associate Editor, The Corrie!! Law Quarterly Board. EDNA RUTH HOTCHKISS Ithaca Art: and Science! ' Wayside-Aftermath. WILLIAM MCKINLEY HOUGHTON Orieorita Agriculture EDWIN LACLEDE HOWARD Ithaca Architecture Zllfg Cuargoyleg Manuscript Clubg Savage Clubg L'Ogive5 Masqueg Commencement Committeeg Editor-in-Chief The Corrie!! Widow Board. HARRY TRVING HOWARD W afhirigtori, D. C. A Law A YQ 111 A flag Aleph Samachg Captain Freshman Baseball Teamg Varsity Baseball Team 25 College Tax Committeeg Sophomore Smoker Com- mitteeg Senators Clubg Vice-President Law Association. JOHANNES EDWARD HOWAY N ew York City Forestry Track Squad 2, 33 Secretary Forestry Club 3. RAYMOND KELLOGG HOWE Yorikerf 4 . Afrtf and Sciericef GJ E3 Freshman Cross Country and Track TeamsgVars1ty Cross Country Team 3. CHARLES JAMES HOWELL, JR. Carriilluf Civil Engineer-ing H K A. ' FREDERICK FISHER HUBACH Elizabeth, N. j. Cherhiftry AXP3 AXE5 Alembicg Varsity Basketball Squad 23 College Basket- ball Team 2, 3. WALDRON WELLS HUBBARD Flufhirig Agriculture 2 TI. - ---- -- -:ir ' -efpf--H W 226 l9 l3 CLASS OF 1919 BENJAMIN S. HUBBELL, JR. Clevelancl, O. Architecture A 1115 GargOyle5 Chairman College Banquet Committee 35 The Cornell Annnalr Board 2, Junior Associate Editor 35 C.U.C.A. Cabinet 2, 35 lst Lieutenant R.O.T.C. 3. WALTER HUBER New York City Arts and Science: fl? K lp. THOMAS BUNTING HZUESTIS Greencaftle, Incl. Mechaiiical Engineering State Cash and Tuition Scholarships5 lst Lieutenant R.O.T.C. 2, Captain 3. CONSTANCE HUHN Brooklyn Artf and Sciencef A Z. LOWELL SHIRLEY HUNTINGTON Oneonta Agriculture Varsity Football Team 35 Bryant Club. ADOLPH OMEGA INFANGER Brooklyn Civil Engineering E T5 Rod and Bob5 Cornell Catholic Club. DAVID JADOWITZ Dover, N. Cherniftry WARHAM WHITNEY JANES Rocherter Arts and Science: lst Lieutenant R.O.T.C. MARGUERITE JENNINGS Canaftota Art: anal Science: X Q. BRUCE JOHNSON Binghamton Mechanical Engineering A K E5 Freshman Crew. CARL VICTOR JOHNSON Hartford, Conn. Architecture E 211 E5 Freshman Advisory Committee 35 Mandolin Club 15 Savage Club. LOUIS WYMAN JOSEPH Wfarrenfhnrgh Civil Engineering Rod and Bob5 The Cornell Civil Engineer Board 2, 3. LAURENCE BRIGHAM JUNE Alcidifon Arty and Seiencef A ET5 College Banquet Committee 15 Associate Photographic Editor The Cornell Era Board 2, Assistant Photographic Editor 35 YC.U.C.A. Cabinet 3. HENRY JACOB KALTENTHALER, JR. Germantown, Pa. Mechanical Engineering GX. 727 I9 G I8 CLASS OF 1919 THEODORE BURTON KARP Brooklyn A rtf and S ciencef Freshman Debate Clubg Varsity Debate Clubg Freshman Intercollegiate Debate Teamg Alternate, Varsity Debate Teamg Undergraduate Scholar- ship. AARON KAUFMAN KID E TI. SAMUEL KAUFMAN New York City Pomology Club. SAMUEL KAUFMAN New York City JULIA MILDRED KEET Schuyler Falla Wayside-Afte1'math. ARABELLE KELCHNER Annoille, Pa. ALPHA MARY KELSEY Mecklenburg MARTHA TOWNSEND KELSEY Mecklenburg WILLIAM MORGAN KENDALL Buffalo Ezaeiah, N. f. Artf and Science: Agriculture Cioil Engineering A griculture Agriculture Arif and Sciencef Art: and Science: Arif anal Science! ATQ Aleph Samachg Freshman Baseball Teamg Varsity Basketball Team 25 Freshman Rush Committeeg Sophomore Spring Day Com- mitteeg Freshman Advisory Committeeg C.U.C.A. Cabinet 25 Secretary C.U.C.A. 3g Student Council 35 Secretary Tnterfraternity Association 3. WILLIAM THOMPSON KERR North Tonawancla Law A X. MARGARET ALICE KINZINGER Brooklyn Arif and Science: LOUIS OLIVER KLINGELHOFER Pitirburgh, Pa. Mechanical Engineering 2 X. MARGARET COLLINS KNAPP Marcellu: Arif and Sciencef Baseball Team 23 Cornell Dramatic Club. C. R. KOHLI farnrnu, India Clierniftry LEROY HAUCK KORB Newark, N. f. Cherniftry 111 I' A5 Alembic. E CHARLES EDWARD KREY Wafhingtori, D. C. Agriculture Scorpiong Senators Clubg 0H'icers' Clubg Captain R.O.T.C, 3. Y 7- - i 228 9 V ic CLASS OF 1919 ROSE COURTNEY KROENER Vice-President A.T.A. CHESTER ALLEN ROCK KURTZ GLADYS KUTCHIN Advanced Choir 3. MELVILLE KURZMAN fb E H. HON-KWONG KWAAN Chinese Students, Club. LUELLA IRENE LACKMANN Basketball Team l, 2. ERA AMOS LADD K CD. MORTIER WICKHAM LAFEVER Ithaca Center Hall, Pa. S alern N ew York City Canton, China Troy Batavia Corning Law Electrical Engineering Agriculture Agriculture .Mechanical Engineering Art: and Science: A rt: and Science: Agriculture C-D Ag Oflicersl Club 25 Znd Lieutenant R.O.T.C. 2, lst Lieutenant 3. MICH.AEL LAKE New Yorle City Art: anal Science: HAROLD VINCENT LALLEY E Bridgeport, Conn. Art: and Science: Zllfg Majurag Savage Clubg Freshman Football Squadg Freshman Baseball Squadg Freshman Banquet Committeeg Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Freshman Advisory Committee. MABEL LAMOUREUX Ithaca Agriculture A.T.A.g Frigga Fylgae. JOHN FREDERICK LANE Port Richmond Agriculture A 'F P. HELEN CORNELIA LANGDON Utica A Agriculture A O Hg Freshman Banquet Committeeg Sophomore Stunt Committee. JOHN MUNSON LARSON Caldwell, N. j. A Agriculture Freshman Baseball Team. LO NAAM LAU Hong Kong, China Art: anal Science: P 112 Chinese Students' Club. JOHN HENRY LAWARE New York City Agriculture Freshman Baseball Squad. 229 9 I8 CLASS OF 1919 EDWIN ALBERT LEIBMAN Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering EUGENE ALFRED LEINROTH Philadelphia, Pa. Mechanical Engineering A T Ag Aleph Samachg Assistant Manager Varsity Track Team 33 Freshman Advisory Committee 35 Student Council 3. ANNE LEONARD Ithaca Agriculture JOSEPH MILTON LEVINE Brooklyn Arty and Sciencef-Medicine Tuition and State Scholarships. CORBIN DEVILLO LEWIS Brooklyn Architecture f College Banquet Comrnitteeg Savage Club. HARRY EMIL LINDBERG Buffalo Civil Engineering K CD. ABRAHAM TAT SANG LIU Honolulu, Hawaii Electrical Engineering College Baseball Teamg He Hui Hawaiig Cosmopolitan Club. RUTH BARKER LOBDELL Plattfburg FREDERICK WILLIAM LOEDE, JR. New York City Scorpiong Orchestra Councilg Orchestrag Mandolin Club. DEAN ELWOOD LOUNSBERY A X A. ELMER FRED LOVERIDGE CHARLES BOYD LOWE A 2 flag Rifle Team 1, ANNA VIVIAN LUCAS Potter C hurchoille New York City Rifle Club. Hanirnonton, N. Agriculture Agriculture Agriculture Agriculture Arty and Science: Arty and Science: RAUL LUCCHETTI Ithaca Civil Engineering Pyramid. CARRIE LUCE Ithaca Agriculture LAURENCE EDWARD LUCE Stratford, Conn. Mechanical Engineering HAROLD CHARLES LUCKSTONE New York City Arty and Sciencef President, Cercle-Francaisg Cosmopolitan Clubg Spanish Clubg Cornell Catholic Club. 230 ...c,L,.,. .,L....-Y-W W V YYYL J m:assBB w i CLASS OF 1919 JAMES HENRY LYNCH, JR. Bujalo YU CHI MA Arnoy, China Rod and Bobg Chinese Students, Club. C iuil Engineering Civil Engineering JENNIE ELIZABETH MABEE Ithaca Arty and Science: A.T.A. JOHN PETER MACBEAN, JR.' Philadelphia, Pa. Civil Engineering A K Eg Pyramidg Majurag Golf Teamg Freshman Advisory Committeeg Savage Club. FRANK WILLIAMS MCDONELL New York City Mechanical Engineering llf' T5 Freshman Advisory Committee. LUCY MARION LOVELAND MACK Albion Arty and Science: A A Ag Tuition Scholarshipg State Cash Scholarship. JAMES WILLIAMS MACPHERSON E Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering E A E. ROGER HENRY MALLERY Owego Agriculture E Hg Freshman Lacrosse Team. FRANK LEROY MANNING Otiwille Agriculture AI'Pg Freshman Track Teamg College Tax Eastman Stage 3. ELLEN HEDWIG MARX Newark, N. K A T5 Freshman Banquet Committee. JACOB CLARENCE MAUER I JULIUS WALTER MEIER 2 A E. DOUGLAS DEPUY MERRITT 9 Ag Poultry Association. JACOB M ERTENS, JR. C ohoer St. Louif, Mo. Wo0dbour'ne New Rochelle Committee 25 Winner Arty and S cience: Agriculture Art: czncl Science: Agriculture Arty and Sciencef K A P3 Cvvlsg 2nd Lieutenant R.O.T.C. 33 Leader Freshman Triangular Debate Teamg Prohibition Stage 1, Winner 25 Varsity Debate Team 2. EDITH KATHERIN MESSINGER Oalejielal Agriculture K Ag Baseball Team 1, 25 Hockey Team 2, 33 Secretary, Sports and Pastimes Council 3. I A W--- -3- E 231 9 I8 CLASS OF 1919 HELEN LOUISE MEYER Marcy' Art: and Science: Baseball Team 23 Hockey Team 33 Cash and Tuition Scholarships. HYMAN MEYERSON New York City Arif and Sciencef Menorah. ARTHUR EDWARD MIDDLEHURST Vincennef, Inal. Archileclure fb A E5 Glee Clubg Cadet Band 1, 25 The Cornell Annualf Board 3. VARTKES MIGRDICHIAN Rodolfo, Thrace CHARLES MARION MILLER Mayville CHARLES STERN MILLER Corona Newtown Club. ELIZABETH JANET MILLER Ithaca HENRY ROHRER MILLER Mainaronecle GJ Eg Freshman Crew Squad. NATHAN ABRAHAM MILLER Woorter, O. Freshman Track Team. WAYNE DOWNING MILLER Meriden, Conn. A fbg Mandolin Clubg Band 1, 23 Orchestra 1, 2. GEORGE TALMAGE MINASIAN Glen Ridge, N. j. Arif and Sciencef .Mechanical Engineering Arif and Sciences Agriculture Agriculture Law .Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering X Wg Freshman Track Teamg Varsity Track Squad 2g Freshman Ad- visory Committee 3. BERNARD MINDES A Newark, N. f. Law H A dwg College Cross Country Teamg Freshman Debate Club. JULIAN RIDER MINIER Waco, Tex. Agriculture Freshman Football and Baseball Squadsg Varsity Football and Base- ball Squadsg Southerners Club. DOROTHY HOWE MIRICK Brooklyn Art: and Sciencef X Q. ALICE PAULINE MITCHELL Ithaca Arty anal Seiencex X Q5 A.T.A. 4 232 i------- ev ---- A- CLASS OF 1919 HILDA IOSEPHINE MOLINE Patzerfon Agrieulzure HAROLD HENRY MOORE Auburn A1155 and Sciencef Huntington Club. CHANNING HAWKES MORRILL Riehnional Hill Agriculture STANLEY lVToTT-SMITH A Honolulu, H. I. Meehariical Engineering II K A, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Squad, He Hui Hawaii. PHILIP MUNISTERI Brooklyn Civil Engineering College Cross Country Team, Cosmopolitan Club. ELIZABETH NEELY Philadelphia, Pa. Arif and Seieneef A O H, Raven and Serpent,.CreW Nlanager 2, Hockey 3, Treasurer, Sports-and Pastimes Association, Treasurer, Y.W.C.A. 3, Sage House Committee 2. - JAMES MANDEVILLE NELSON, 3rd. Mr. Vernon Agriculture fb K 1If', Soccer Team 3, Freshman Advisory Committee. NATHAN LOEB NELSON Brooklyn Agriculture T E 111. SAMUEL HERMAN NELSON Newark, N. j. Law LIJEA, Freshman Baseball Squad, Varsity Baseball Squad, College Basketball Team. DAVID GEORGE NETHERCOT Winnetka, Ill. Civil Engineering X CID, Aleph Samach, Pyramid, Sunday Night Club, Varsity Football Squad 2, Team 3, Student Council 3. MILTON ALSON NEVENS Glenf Fall: Agriculture Huntington Club. NORMAN TOIVO NEWTON Brooklyn Agriculture OAX, Varsity Lacrosse Squad 2, College Banquet Committee 1, Mandolin Club, Dramatic Club, Masque, Forestry Club, State and Undergraduate Scholarships. A FREDERICK NILL Bujalo I Chemistry A X E, College Track Team 1, Assistant in Chemistry 3, State Scholar- ship. 233 19 '- X l8 CLASS OF 1919 BURDETTE.KIBBI? NORTIiIROP St. Cloual, Fla. Mechanical Engineering Assistant In Physics. CHARLES ERASTUS NORTON Byron Mechanical Engineering E A E. NATHAN NOVEMBER Brooklyn Civil Engineering T E fll. BARNET NOVOGRUDSKY Neio York City Art: and Science: State and Cornell Scholarships. PAUL FORDHAM NUGENT Southampton Arty and Sciencef-Medicine 1 E Ng Long Island Club. FRANKLIN PARSONS O,BRIEN Eoanfton, Ill. Ar-tr and Science: E X, Aleph Samachg Book and Bowl, Sunday Night Club, Manuscript Club, Sophomore Spring Day Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee, Junior .Smoker Committee, Associate Editor, The Cornell Daily Sun Board 1, 2, 3. Artf and Sciencef A Z, Crew 13 Student Government House Committee 3, Vice-President MARITA OELKERS - Brooklyn Women's Dramatic Club 3. MALCOLM FULLER ORTON Elrnhurft A X Ag Ianusg Debate Club. WILLARD BEN JAMIN OTIS Venice Center College Soccer Team 2. ALFRED JOSEPH PAINE Ithaca Forestry Club. HELEN PALMER ' Cornell Dramatic Club. TORSTEN HERBERT PARKE CID K 'Vg lst Lieutenant R.O.T.C. 2. Chicago, Ill. WELLINGTON EDWARD PARKS Leedf A IF. CHARLES VICTOR PARSELL, JR. Ithaca QI, A Eg fi: A K. Detroit, Mich. Alrtf and Science: ll 'Agriculture Agriculture Architecture Mechanical Engineering Veterinary Law 234 3111-11-- :-- 1 Sf CLASS OF 1919 HARRIOT ANNE PARSONS Buffalo Ai-tx and Science: A-2123 Raven and Serpent, WOmen's Business Manager, The Cornell Daily Sun Board 3, Class Vice-President 1, President 2. JULIUS EDWARD PARSONS A Z3 Varsity Soccer Team 3. CUYLER SHAW PATTON A E CD. MABEL MARY PATTON ABRAM SCOTT PEARCE Sharon Springf Akron, O. Gouoerneur Sparkf, Md. , A Z5 Freshman Crew, Maryland Club. WILLARD CHASE PEARE CHARLES CLIFFORD PERCE DAVID PERLMAN Undergraduate Scholarship. MARIAN PHARO Secretary A.T.A. 2. Stamford, Conn. Eoreft Horne Washington, D. C. Philadelphia, Pa. ROBERT ARNSON PHILIPSON On-ining State Tuition and Cash Scholarships. EMMA VIRGINIA PHIPPS Bu-gfalo Agriculture Mechanical Engineering Art: and Sciences Agriculture Mechanical Engineering Agriculture Civil Engineering Arty and Science: I Civil Engineering Agriculture A CID, Raven and Serpent, Student Government Executive Committee 1, Y.W.C.A Secretary 15 Class President 15 Vice-President College Class 3, Sage House President 3. CLAIRE EDITH PIERCE EDITH JOSEPHINE PIPPEY ABRAHAM PORITSKY CATHERINE PORTER HARRY WRAY PORTER Limerick New York City New York City Patterfon Oakland, M d. Arty and Sciencef Agriculture Agriculture Artr and Science: Arty and Sciencea' 235 9 I8 CLASS OF 1919 WILLIAM HERMAN PORTER Lockwood Agricnltitre Varsity Track Squad. MARK WILLIAM POSTMAN New York City Agriculture FRANCES PRESTON Canton, Pa. Agriculture K Ag Hockey Team 25 Frigga Fylgae. Ross MCKEAN PRESTON Arnenia Agriciiltnre A T3 Freshman Advisory Committee 35 Student Council Election Corn- mittee 35 University Orchestra lg Glee Club 33 2nd Lieutenant R.O.T.C. 3. ' MARIAN RANDOLPH PRIESTLEY Ithaca, Algricitltnre W A A A. DOROTHY WINIFRED PURDY Ithaca Agriciiltnre K K F. WALLACE BLANCK QUAIL Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering 9 A X3 Freshman Football Squadg Freshman Advisory Committee 35 Masque l, 2, 3. FRANCIS EUGENE QUICK Newton Centre, Man. I Agriciiltiire fb K Wg Freshman Crewg Freshman Advisory Committee 3. IDA RAFFLOER New York City Art: and Science: A Z5 Freshman Hockey Teamg Freshman Basketball Teamg Freshman Crevvg Freshman Baseball Teamg Sophomore Basketball Teamg Sophomore Crew. MYERS PETER RASMUSSEN Melrofe Agricitltiire LUCIA BOSTWICK RAYMOND Franklin A1-tr and Sciencef BARCLAY KERR READ Philadelphia, Pa. Cheiniftry A K Eg Alembicg Junior Promenade Committee 25 Freshman Advisory Committee 35 Assistant Manager Freshman Baseball Teamg President , Chemistry Association. GODFREY RUHLAND REBMANN, JR. Philadelphia, Pa. Mechanical Engineering 111' T3 Assistant Manager lnterscholastic Track Meet. V GEORGE REBS Clayton Mechanical Engineering H K N5 Freshman Baseball Squad. E l' V I is ' :S+ I 236 WESTON ROGER REESE CLASS OF 1919 Scranton, Pa. Mechanical Engineering A E fb, The Sibley journal of Engineering Board. DARLING LINA REEVES NORMA KATHRYN REGAN Binghamton Agriculture New Britain, Conn. Art: and Sciencer Basketball Captain 3. Q KIRK MENDEHALL REID 9 E, Tennis Team, Warreri, O. Mechanical Engineering Military Hop Committee 2g Officers' Club, lst Lieutenant R.O.T.C. 2, Captain 3. ELIZABETH HODGSON REIG ART Yonkers Arty and Sciencer K K F5 Raven and Serpent, Baseball Team 1, Manager 2, The Cornell, Bulletin Board 25 The Cornell Wonien'J Review Board 2, 33 Cornell WOmen'S Dramatic Club, Athletic Council, Junior Representative 3. MORRIS LOUIS REITZES Gloverfville Agriculture WALTER EDWIN REX Philadelphia, Pa. Law Z IF, ill A CD5 Spring' Day Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee, College Tax Committe LEWIS MINTER REYNOLDS EMORY CLARK RICE H K N. FRANCES HEISLER RILEY A F. LESTER CHARLES RINGE ,Philosg College Basketball Te LLOYD OTIS ROBERTSON DONALD MANY ROBINSON Pyramid, Varsity C Board 3. LLOYD WATSON ROBINSON WARD ARTHUR RODWELL eg Associate Editor, The Cornell Era Board. Liberty Mechanical Engineering Baltirnore, Md. Mechanical Engineering Wilmington, Del. Agriculture Metropolitan Law am 1, 2, 3. Churchville Agriculture Mount Vernon Civil Engineering ross Country Team 33 The Cornell Civil Engineer A nclover Agriculture Albion Agriculture Huntington Club, State Scholarship. - l 237 4 Y--- as za-- CLASS OE 1919 MILDRED RUTH RORABACK JEROME ROSENELUM MORRIS ROSENSTEIN Kinderhook Brooklyn New York City JOHN WILLIAM Ross New York City X 1If'5 Glee Club5 Savage Club. ABNER JOSEPH RUBIN Milwaukee, Wi:. Z B T. EDWIN ALBERT RUNDLETT GEORGE HENRY RUSSELL Adirondack Club. EVERETT JOHN RUTAN College Cross Country Team versity Scholarships. EFFIE DUNN RYAN ' HENRYK RYNALSKI A X 2. ARCHER MADDY SAMPSON New York City Winthrop Brooklyn 3 5 Cornell Catho Ardmore, Pa. Fredonia Micncie, Ind. .Q A X5 Freshman Advisory Committee 3. Art: and Science: Art: and Science: Agriculture Architecture Art: and Science: Agriculture Agriculture Mechanical Engineering lic Club, State and Uni- A rt: and Science: Che1ni:try Mechanical Engineering GERTRUDE SARGENT SAMPSON Mount Vernon Sage House Committee, Treasurer 35 Executive Committee 35 Assistant Editor The Cornell W'ornen': Review Board 25 Home Economics Editor The Cornell Countryman Board 3. BEATRICE SANDS Kennedy A A A. e ALFRED MORTON SAPERSTON Bujalo Agriculture Art: and Science: Law Z B T5 Varsity Soccer Squad 35 University Debate Council5 Associate Editor, The Cornell Era Board 2, 35 Freshman Intercollegiate Debate Team, Varsity Debate Team 25 '94 Memorial Stage 3. - HERBERT SAPHIR Brooklyn Menorah. Art: and Science: 238 CLASS GF 1919 A. G. SAVAGE War'ren, Ark. Art: and Science: JAMES EDWARD SCHAAF S Nutley, N. j. Agriculture I fb K E, Assistant Manager Wrestling Team 3 TSIDOR MOSES SCHAFFER .Mount Vernon Arty and Sciencef E A M. MORRIS SCHERAGO Brooklyn Veterinary B. S. Cornell 1917. CHARLES JACKSON SCHLESINGER New York City Agriculture N T E KID. AUGUST SCHMIDT, IR. ' Ithaca .Mechanical Engineering Chlmemasterg Principal Musician, Band, University Orchestra. HENRY GEORGE SCHMIDT Richmond Hill Agriculture 9 X5 Varsity Basketball Squad 2. CHARLES HENRY SCHMITT Rutland, Vt. Agriculture Z Y, Varsity Football Squad 3. VERNON SCHNEE Cleveland, 0. 1 Cheniiftry AT QgAl61'DlJlC5 College Basketball Team, Freshman Advisory Com- mittee. VVILLIAM GRAEBE SCHOELLKOPF Buffalo 1 Artf and Sciencef Z IF, Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Freshman Advisory Comrnitteeg Majura, Book and Bowl, Masque. HELEN MARGARET SCHRADER Plattfhurg Artf and Sciences K Ag Tennis Team 1, 2, Hockey Team 2. RUPERT ALBERT SCHRANKEL Buffalo Agriculture LLOYD HERMAN SCHROEDER New York City Agriculture ROBERT HUBER SCHROETER Marioii, O. Mechanical Engineering A Y. LOUISE ALMA SCHUYLER Syracufe Agriculture 239 I9 Q gg l I I CLASS OF 1919 I THOMAS ROBERT SCHWEITZER Brooklyn Agriculture A EDITH SCOTT Englewood, N. Art: und Science l WALTER LEE SCOTT Franklin, Pu. Arts and Science! 9 X5 Freshman Football Team, Freshman Baseball Squad, Varsity Football Squad 2. LYDIA SEAGER South Orange, N. Arif und Science: KA GJ, Basket Team 1, 25 Crew 1, 2. CHARLES GEORGE SEELBACH Bujulo Agriculture KAP, Freshman Track and Cross Country Teams, Varsity Track Squad 2, 3, Varsity Cross Country Team 3, College Tax Committee 35 University Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Mandolin Club 3g President College Junior Class 3. - HOMER RUSSELL SEELY Springfield, Marr. Civil Engineering RiHe.Club 1, 23 Rifle Team 1, The Cornell Civil Engineer Board 3. CARL STEPHEN SEIBOLD Sesomah. LUIS SERRANO Latino Americano Club. CHARLES JAY SETTLE, JR. OscAR JAMES SEWELL fb K Eg Rod and Bob. p Rochester Quito, Ecuador Cohlefhill, Olive Hill, Ky. Mechariicul Engineering Agriculture Agriculture Civil Engineering Art: and S eiencef HORACE ELLSWORTH SHACKELTON K A Pg Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team 25 Freshman Representative, Sophomore Spring Day Committee, C.U.C.A. Cabinet 23 2nd Vice-President 3, Student Council 2, 3, State and University Scholar- Bujfalo ships. JOHN EDWARD SHERIDAN Penn Yan A Law 2 A E. I SIMON SHOULKIN Riga, Run-ia Veterinary B. S. Cornell 1917. - MAXWELL MORDECAI SIEGEL 'Elmira Law Q 1 I E I l .l 1 I l I l I l I n1Y f - -- ' u l ' ,- i 240 ' , 19- - G- H CLASS OF 1919 ROSINE RUTH SIMMONS Williarni-port, Pa. Law PAUL SKELDING Southlrury, Conn. Art: and Science! . A A fIv5 Mandolin Club 1, 2, 35 Freshman Advisory Committee5 Manu- script Clubg Book and Bowlg Manuscript Club. ' ROBERT GATES SKINNER Lakewood Mechanical Engineering K 25 Freshman Advisory Committee 35 State Scholarship. AINSWORTH LOCKHART SMITH Brooklyn 5 Arty and Science: ALPHEUS WALDO SMITH Ithaca Art: and Sciences 9 AX5 Aleph SamaCh5 Sunday Night Club5 Manuscript Club5 Book and Bowl-51 Freshman Rush COmmittee5 Sophomore Smoker COmmittee5 The Cornell Daily Sun Board 1, 2, 35 Convocation Hour Committee. MARY FLORENCE SMITH Verona, N. j. Arts and Science: A.T.A. BENJAMIN SOLOVAY MARCUS SOROKIN I Cosmopolitan Club. Brooklyn. Rortojdon, Ruffia Arty and Sciences Civil Engineering WILLIAM SOSKIN New -York City Agriculture JOHN NELSON SPAETH Rochefter Agriculture President Cornell Rihe Clubg President Cornell Foresters. ROBERT DUROY SPEAR New York City Mechanical Engineering -Freshman Cross Country and Track Teams5 Varsity Cross Country and Track Teams 2, 35 Assistant Editor The Sibley journal of Engineering Board 2, 35 Cornell and State Scholarships. CHARLES HART SPENCER, IR. Pittxburg, Pa. Agriculture X CD5 Freshman Advisory Committee. VERA EUGENIA SPENCER ' Trenton,' N. Art: and Science: A A A. ' GENEVIEVE MINA SPRAGUE . Mernphif, Tenn. Art: and Sciencex A fb5 Dixie Club. If 241 9 W CLASS OF 1919 'l GERALD STANDISH lst Lieutenant R.O.T.C. ' RALPH GUSTAVE STARKE Captain R.O.T.C. 3. l MARGARET ELEANOR STEER A FRANKLIN KERN STEINROCK 1 Lacrosse Squad 2, 3. l W l I WILLIAM SEACORD STEMPFLE lst Lieutenant R.O.T.C. CIAIAUNCEY JUDD STEWART New York City Mechanical Engineering New York City Arts and Sciences A lhany Agriculture Port Richrnoncl Mechanical Engineering Elinira Agriculture Plainjielcl, N. Agriculture KEQ Varsity Basketball Team 2,35 Freshman Baseball Squadg Freshman Advisory Committee. l ELLEN STIEKELMYER Troy Agriculture K Ag Frigga Fylgaeg Cornell Dramatic Club. GEORGE HAEBERLE STINE Niagara Fall: Artx anal Scieneef-Medicine l ELMORE BECKER STONE Dolgewille Agriculture 3 9 A5 C.U.C.A. Cabinet. Ti GEORGE STONE Wilmington, Del. .Mechanical Engineering Ziodiacg Freshman Track Teamg College Track Teamg Varsity Track Team. ' . ROBERT KNIGHT STORY, IR. Brooklyn A Law l E A Eg fb A fbg Freshman Football Squad. CHARLES ALBERT STOTT Wafliiiigtoii, D. C. Civil Engineering - Rod and Bobg Senators Club. ALICE JULIET STREET Rochester Arty and Scieneer Raven and Serpentg Hockey Team 2, Maiiager 35 Judiciary Committee 35 Sage House Committee 33 The Cornell Bulletin Board 2, F,ditor-in- Ch1ef35 Women's Editor, The Cornell Daily Sun Board 33 The Cornell Womenlf Review Board 2. T FRANCES MIRIAM STRONG Knoxboro Agriculture ' K Ag Frigga Fylgae. M r ......-.TL Jii at Hr' A A -A I 242 lo CLASS OF 1919 ERNEST VAUGHAN SULLIYAN Deanrlroro Agriculture 9 A, Associate Editor The Cornell Countryman Board. FRED WILLIAM SULTAN, CJR. - St. Louis, Mo. Mechanical Engineering A T Ag Freshman Adv1sOry Committee. ' SAUL HOWARD SUNDELL New York City Law T E CID, Freshman Debate Club. DEWITT FRANK SWARTZ VIRGINIA WATSON SWITZER Finclley Lake Staunton, Va. K A T5 Freshman Baseball Team, Dixie Club. .Mechanical Engineering A rtf and Science: WILLIAM BOYD SYLVESTER Black River Agriculture CID E Kg Acacia. THADDEUS HENRY SZYMONIAK Bujalo Agriculture EDWARD WINTHROP TAYLOR Chicago, Ill. Mechariical Engineering E fb, The Cornell Annualf Board 3. HARRX' STANLEY TAYLOR M cK ean, Pa. Law A X. WICAR GOES TEIXEIRA Para, Brazil Agriculture Latin-American Club. EMERY BOYCE TERBUSH, JR. 'Greenfield Agriculture O A, State Cash Scholarship, 2nd Lieutenant R.O.T.C. 3. FREDERICK WILLIAM THOMPSON Brooklyn Agriculture Komos. KATHARINE THORP Wert Roxbury, Marr. Artgancl Science: A A Ag Freshman Banquet Committee. EDWARD WINSHIP 'TIBBOTT Betherda, Mal. Agriculture LLOYD HENRY TILLEY ' Bujalo Mechanical Engineering Acacia, University Orchestra. ABBIE STUART TINGLEY Washington, D. C. Agriculture 2-13 I9 I8 r CLASS OF 1919 EDWARD SPRAGUE TOBEY - New York City Agriculture X fbg Freshman Advisory Comm1ttee. STANLEY ARMSTRONG TOMPKINS Roche:ler Agriculture Sesomah. RICHARD PHILIP TOUSSAINT New York City .Mechanical Engineering EMMA NATALIE TOWNSEND I:lijo Art: and Science: KKFQ Raven and Serpentg Basketball Teamg Crevvg Baseball Teamg Hockey Teamg The Cornell Wv0'l7'LE71,.Y Review Boarclg Cornell Dramatic ' Club. JOSEPH DAVID TRETHAWAY I Wilke:-Barr'e, Pa. Mechanical Engineering A T A5 Spring Day Committee 25 Freshman Advisory Committee 3. SHERMAN TROWBRIDGE New York City Art: and Science: K Ag Varsity Football Team 35 Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Junior Smoker Committeeg C.U.C.A. Cabinet 2, 35 Vice-President C.U.C.A. 35 Captain R.O.T.C. 3. A Louis ALEXANDER TURNER Akron, O. Art: and Science: MARK NATHAN TURNER Soda: Art: and Science: RICHARD UHLMANN Chicago, Ill. Art: and Science: FRANCIS OMAR UNDERWOOD Bnjfalo 'Agricnlznre EDGAR DAYE UPSTILL Cleveland, O. Mechanical Engineering A T Q5 Musical Clubs. . HELENE GEERTRU VAN NESS Greenwich Art: and Science: A F5 Y.W.C.A. Finance and Membership Committees. ELLEN MARGARET VAN NUYS Sorneroille, N. j. Ari: and Science: K A5 Chairman Freshman Banquet Committeeg Y.VV.C.A. 2, 3. FRANK VEITH New York City Art: and Science: French Clubg Polity Clubg University Grchestra 1, 2, 3. FRANK Louis VERWIEBE Bn-yfalo Arr: and Science: Y-v----0 r--- V A ---- ffn A-H ----V-V 241 E7 'C G E8 CLASS OF 1919 VILMA VIGERT New York City Agriculture Class Secretary 35 Frigga Fylgae. PETER VISCHER Brooklyn Arty and Science! i fb F Ag Aleph Samachg Sophomore Smoker Committee, Navy Day Hop Committeeg Freshman Advisory Committee, Janusg Freshman Debate Clubg The Cornell Daily Sun Board, The Cornell Era Boardg Captain R.O.T.C5 C.U.C.A. Cabinet. WILLIAM EDMUND VOGEL Goshen Law Varsity Crew Squad 25 Cornell Catholic Clubg The Cornell Law Quarterly Board 2, 33 State Tuition Scholarship. JAMES VEGHTE VOORHEES LEOTA ADA WADSWORTH K K P5 Hockey Team 2, 3 REGINALD WALDO State Tuition Scholarship. NORTON WELLS WALKER A Z KID. WILLIAM ARTHUR WALL HUGO WALLENEELS FRANK JOSIAH WALRATH Richrnoncl Hill Dayton, O. Carnphell Hall Byron Saoona Prague, Bohemia Arnxterclarn Eleusisg Freshman Football Squadg Wrestling Squad 25 Committee 2. ADOLPHA RAYMOND WALZ K A P. CLYDE ARLINGTON WARNE K A P. JEANNETTE WARNER K A 93 Hockey Team 2, 3. EDGAR RAYMOND WATT Cherniftry Agriculture Civil Engineering Arty and Sciencef Agriculture Art: anal Science: Agriculture College Tax Brooklyn Art: ancl Sciencef Ithaca Cherniftry Wellington, 0. Agriculture Ithaca Mechanical Engineering Mandolin Club 2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor The Sibley journal of Engineering Board. 4 9 'U is CLASS OF 1919 GUY HEMIUP WELLS ROSE MARION WERTHER Dayton, 0. Elrnlinrft Field Hockey Team 1, 25 Baseball Team 2. FRED EUGENE WHEELER GJ A5 Adirondack Club. HOWARD MARVIN WHITCOMB E fb E5 University Band 1, 2. ANNA LAURA WHITE Malone Nicliolf Walton Y.W.C.A. Cabinet 2, 35 University Clubg Assistant in Ph SAMUEL CORBIN WHITMAN Afton AUGUSTINE WHITTINGHAM Millbnrn, N. j. WILLIAM ROLLINSON WHITTINGHAM Milllrnrn, N. f. A CD5 Wrestling Squad 3. JOSEPHINE CANDEE WICKER Hanover, N. H. K A GU. MILDRED MARIE WICKER Linonia Law Art: and Sciencef Agriculture Algrieiiltitre Arty anal S ciencef ysics. Hrtf and Science: Algricnltnre Algriciiltnre Arty and Sciencef Art: anal Science: A F5 Raven and Serpentg Baseball Team 25 Y.W.C.A. Cabinet 25 The Cornell Wonieri'f Review Board 35 Cornell WOmen's Dramatic Clubg Class President 3. , , MARVIN WOODLEY WICKHAM Poiiglikeepxie .Mechanical Engineering DEAN CUSIIING WIGGINS Brooklyn ' Arty and Sciencef A 23 4125 College Baseball 1, 25 State Cash Scholarship. ALBERT GIFFORD WIGGLESWORTH Wilniette, Ill. Mechanical Engineering A A CD5 Book and Bowl. JACOB WILSON Brooklyn Art: and Sciencef Cosmopolitan Clubg State Scholarshipg Tuition SchOlarship5 University Undergraduate Scholarship. MAGARET FLETCHER WILSON Brooklyn Art: and Science: X Q5 Basketball Team 3. PERCY SUYDAM WILSON Glen Ridge, N. j. Civil Engineering dv A 25 Rod and Bobg Tlie Cornell Civil Engineer Board5 2nd Lieuten- ant R.0.T.C. 246 I9 G R- W. CLASS OF 1919 ANDREWS CLEMENT WINTRINGHAM Millbrook Cherniftry E Hg Tuition Scholarship5 State Cash Scholarshipg Andrew Dickson White Scholarship. WALTER KENDALL WIPPERMAN Logeinrport, Ind. Art: and Seienee: A X Pg Freshman Football Teamg Varsity Football Squad 3. I JOHN GEORGE WOLF Vatyfbnrg Agriculture Assistant in Geology. KAM YUEN WONG Hong Kong, China Mechanical Engineering P TF. ALFRED ROLAND WOOD New York City Civil Engineering ' A 2 fbg Rod and Bob. I RUTH WOODWARD Glenf Fallf Art: and Seieneer JOCELYN WOODMAN Brooklyn Arte and Seiencel' X Q. CHARLES CURTIS WOODRUFF, JR. Long Iflanel City Civil Engineering A T Q5 Rod and Bobg Freshman Track Teamg Varsity Track Team 2, 35 Freshman Advisory Committee 35 Savage Clubg Musical Clubsg University Orchestra. CHILTON AUSTIN WRIGHT New Rochelle Civil Engineering SUMNER BISBEE WRIGHT Baltimore, Mel. Meelieznieezl Engineering HK Ng Cadet Band 2. WALTER WAYNE WRIGHT K itteinning, Pez. Chemistry WILLIAM EDWARD FROST WRIGHT New Rochelle Foreftry Cornell Rifle Club 2, Secretary 35 Forestry Club. Louis ARTHUR WUEST Cincinnati, 0. Agrienltnre E A Eg The Cornell Coitntryniezn Board. A DGRIS DE NARD WYNKOOP Roehexter Arty and Seiencef K A 93 Cornell Dramatic Clubg Class Treasurer 1. PAULINE ZIEGELBAUER Gloverfville Art: and Seiencer Baseball Team 2. l -- ll' 113 247 li W if- 2 'l m mmsffm. X. A , . f , 1 u m I Q me i T X u N 249 ' - '1- 11, nxnmcl., Wl 4, ,N lun , 'T 1-11 E Q I Q Q 1 1 i I i X 1 4 E5 V PN 1 X I9 5 77 TSN! Index to Fraternities NAME PAGE NAME Alpha4Chi Rho 314 Phi Delta sigma . Alpha Chi Sigma 354 Phi Epsilon Pi . Alpha Delta Phi . 260 Phi Gamma Delta Alpha Gamma Rho 334 Phi Kappa Psi . Alpha Psi . . 312 Phi Kappa Sigma Alpha Sigma Phi . 316 Phi Sigma Kappa Alpha Tau Omega I 276 Pi Kappa Alpha . Alpha Zeta . . 296 Pi Lambda Phi . Beta Samach . 320 Psi Upsilon . Beta Theta Pi 272 Scorpion . Chi Phi . 254 Seal and Serpent . Chi Psi 264 Sigma Alpha Epsilon Delta Chi . . 288 Sigma Alpha Mu . Delta Kappa Epsilon . 268 Sigma Chi . Delta Phi . . 292 Sigma Nu . Delta Tau Delta . 282 Sigma Phi . Delta Upsilon 262 Sigma Phi Epsilon Eleusis , 330 Sigma Phi Sigma . Kappa Alpha . 256 Sigma Pi . Kappa Delta Rho 336 Sigma Upsilon Kappa Phi . . 356 Theta Alpha Kappa Psi . 310 Theta Chi . Kappa Sigma . 294 Theta Delta Chi . Lambda Chi Alpha 332 Theta Xi , Omega Tau Sigma 340 Zeta Beta Tau Phi Delta Theta . . 270 Zeta Psi . . Zodiac: . . 304 PAGE 300 352 278 258 322 280 348 324 274 344 306 290 342 286 298 284 326 318 350 346 338 328 266 302 308 252 - I 1 D l8 PHI ZETA . DELTA SIGMA . CHI . KAPPA TAU . X1 . LAMBDA Psi . IOTA . THETA X1 ALPHA ALPHA Psi NU . EPSILON UPSILON ETA . MU . BETA . ALPHA BETA . ALPHA EPSILON , LAMBDA Psi Ja , 7 If-H '-ig ' - 'I will 3 A ig, ' I fiilil far- fE2f. s. A 'V'-ur . iq-Q. P, ,f , 1 ---,-Q. Qi-:-js, -'. 1 1-16 . c - - - ATT,. Q' A ' ,ffm fi s L , ., A , ii L ri. Q' Sfifix' l Y me X ' A .. A X r 'I W ll' k Y ESM sf T W 2 7 .im X lm- , 1 'E tx i',i it ,J 'CDD A -. If T1 i ly- 5 f A , N I- 2 N -J-A 1 fx-: Y J ffl ff '1 fiii 512' -I+l 'I'L P1-JW K' K lag l v:-1 A-1 f I X -v 5 -gag :jg i 1 ii, 1 f ,ff,- XX f WI' swiss-f Wff' L v-, 4, we L 3 X L J. i 'fr X 5 , X , , If 'x 11'-I w l l . ' 1 f 'J ,., v u g 'L P' ' 1 . 4 X , f , .x N K -,...' ,.. V Zeta Psi Founded 1846 ROLL OF CHAPTERS 2 New York University Williams College Rutgers College .. . University of Pennsylvania Colby College Tufts College Lafayette College University of Michigan Bowdoin College Cornell University University of California University of Toronto Columbia University McGill University Case School of Applied Science Brown University University of North Carolina Yale University Leland Stanford, -lr., University University of Virginia University of Minnesota University of Illinois University of Wisconsin 52 I9 G I8 Psi Chapter Established in 1868 F RATRES IN FACULTATE JOHN THOMAS PARSONS LAURENCE PUMPELLY SENIORS BBROWNE GARDNER AKERS 'CHARLES ELI BLACK LAWRENCE GEORGE BROWER AMOS PRENTICE CHASE 'BRYANT DEPEW DAIN ir i' 'k HUGH DEHAVEN, JR. 'ROGER VEREKER FARQUHAR RAMERICUS IFIELDING GAAR 'HERNDON HEWITT HDUDLEY LAWRENCE HILL 'RICHARD PERRIEN RASEMAN 'CHESTER MAY ROBBINS JUNIORS FRANK BRACE BATEMAN ERODERICK DHU PHOEL 'LINDSAY KEARNS DICKEY HAROLD VINCENT LALLEY 'EDWARD FRANCIS O7CONNER 'JOHN GUY OWSLEY, JR. WALTER EDWIN REX, JR. WILLIAM GRAEBE SCHOELLKOPF 'EDWARD AUGUSTUS WEEKS, JR. 'KARL GROEE WEST . SOPHOMORES '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 MASON STEPHEN DUDLEY NOSTRAND 'STUART REED PATTERSON 'SAMUEL HOLLINGSWORTH PAUL CHARLES FOSTER PENNOCK 'HERBERT BRINCKERHOFF SWARTXVOUT 'HENRY WOODRUFF SYMMES FRESHMEN WILLIAM WILLIS CLEMENTS WALTER SCHOELLKOPF SCHMIDT -GEORGE HILYARD THORNTON Zta 253 -I -+-41 ALPHA . BETA . GAMMA , DELTA . EPsILoN ZETA . ETA . THETA . IOTA . LAMBDA MU NU XI . OMICRON RHO . PHI CHI Psi . OMEGA . ALPHA CHI SIGMA . KAPPA . rxfr ,, , Ai, s-an: .ip -.ga :W -:Wh T III V25 '3- Jigp' 17' bat, Il Ilia. I FII. i ' IEA, E iq- Cki Phi Founded at Princeton 1824 ROLL OF CHAPTERS University of Virginia Massachusetts Institute of Technology Emory College Rutgers College Hampden-Sydney College Franklin and Marshall College University of Georgia Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Ohio State University University of California Stevens Institute of Technology University of Texas Cornell University Shef-Held Scientific School, Yale Lafayette College Amherst College Dartmouth College Lehigh University Georgia Institute of Technology Ohio Wesleyan University ' University of Illinois University of Wisconsin L t.., -.-L I 2 4 9' CCCC P Cl Xi Chapter Established in 1868 , FRATRES IN URBE ARTHUR NORMAN GIBB FRANK IRVINE 'WILLIAM ALLEN ADRIANCE, JR. 'LOUIS WILLIAMSON CHERRY, JR. ROBERT HILL CUTTING HOLDEN MANCHESTER DOUGHER1'Y ALLEN CURTIN FETTEROLF 'OLIVER WILLIAMS HOLTON 'A- KEITH WILLIAM BENSON 'ALAN LOUIS EGGERS MORRIS WHITNEY HERRIMAN WILLIAM HENRY MILLER ROBERT HENRY TREIVIAN SENIORS 'WALTER WINSTON KREBS ROSS WALDRON MCKINSTRY , JOHN ALEXANDER MORRISON iMOR.RIS WALTER REYNOLDS I HENRY WISDOM RODEN 'ROBERT EDWARD TOWNES JUNIORS 'HARRY AUGUSTUS KINCHLEY DAVID GEORGE NETHERCOT 'I 'CHARLES HART SPENCER, JR. 'CHARLES ENEU JOHNSON, 2nd EDWARD SPRAGUE TOBEY fl 'HERBERT LESLIE ZIMMERMAN Q i SOPHOMORES I RALPH LEO BOLLINGER WALDO BERTRAM HAMMETT ' DAVID HOUSTON BUCHANAN ROBERT PETRING BUSCHMAN EDWARD BEVERLY CARY HARRY CORNELIUS CLAIR, JR. J. SCOTT EILER 'LANGDON WILLIAM HARRIS, JR. 'RUSSELL HAWRINS, JR. 'JOHN BERTRAM HENDRICKSON, JR. NELSON LANDON HOYT, JR. 'ANGUS MCDONALD JOHN EMERY MINTY FRESHMEN WILLIANI DOSH BICKEL RALPH BERING BUSCH JOHN COLLINS GIBB GRANT HARPER GEORGE HENRY KUI-IN TALLMAN LADD FRANK WINDER MISH TYLER COLEMAN PORTER JOHN EDWARD POWELL ROBERT WENZING STEEL JOHN PATRICK WALSH I I CAE TDM I I A I 255 I9 I8 KA Kappa Alpha Founded at Union College, 1825 . ROLL OF CHAPTERS QUNTON COLLEGE . . , WILLIAMS COLLEGE A IIOBART COLLEGE CORNELL UNIVERHTY . TORONTO UNIVERSITY . LEHIGH UNIVERSITY . B4CfEHl,1INIVERSITY . . UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA 2 1825 1833 1844 1868 1892 1894 1899 1913 I9 ' I Cornell Chapter Established in 1868 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 HERMON BOSTWICK CHARLES EDWARD TREMAN JOHN MCGRAW GAUNTLETT 'ROBERT ELIAS TREMAN MYNDERSE VAN CLEEF SENIORS A ' 'WILLIAM FRANCIS NIEDRINGHAUS 'LOYALL ALLEN OSBORNE, JR. 'JOHN COOPER THOMAS 'GLEN WALKER COLE 'ARTHUR REYNOLDS HICKMAN 'ROBERT EDWARD JENNINGS JUNIORS 'WILDER BRECKENRIDC-E A 'SHERMAN TROWBRIDGE 'WILLIAM FRASER CASSEDY 'RICHARD EDGECOMB QUAINTANCE SOPHOMORES WILLIAM HENRY COLVIN, JR. 'HARRY HALL KNIGHT ARTHUR KENLEY HAMMOND ALEXANDER LANGMUIR PORTER 'JOHN WILLIAM HAMMOND WHITELAW TODD TERRY ERNEST EDWARD JOHNSON ALEXANDER BUEL TROWBRIDCE, JR I ' FRESHMEN SAMUEL BANCROFT BIRD JOSEPH CURTIS PLATT JOHN PAUL BRANYEN HERBERT RICHARD REIE DONALDSON WRIGHT KINGSLEY JAMES SIDWAY JAMES STARR NICHOLSON ALLEN HOSIE TREMAN JOHN ALDEN VAN CAMPEN .ckzpp a .xgphcn Q17 257 9 l8 SL!! f ' .' ',' Y ,- 9 ,-.. B I , I IEISI i 1'-' f ' .- VP1 f I ' ,,.. Phi appa Psi Founded 1852 ROLL OF CHAPTERS WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE ALLEGHENY COLLEGE BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY GETTYSBURG COLLEGE DICKINSON COLLEGE FRANKLIN AND MARSHALL COLLEGE LAFAYETTE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA SWARTHIVIORE COLLEGE DARTMOUTH COLLEGE AIVIHERST COLLEGE BROWN UNIVERSITY WCORNELL 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 IOWA 0 9 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY WITTENBERG UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF OHIO ' CASE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE DE PAUW UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF INDIANA PURDUE UNIVERSITY NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY CHICAGO ILLINOIS MICHIGAN WISCONSIN LEGE MINNESOTA IOWA MISSOURI KANSAS NEBRASKA UNIVERSITY OF UNIVERSITY OF UNIVERSITY OF UNIVERSITY OF BELOIT COL UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY LELAND STA OF OF OF OF OF NFORD, JR., UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE STATE COLLEGE 258 I9 I3 New York Alpha Chapter Established in 1869 FRATRES IN FACULTATE JAMES IVICMAHON I ERNEST GEORGE MERRITT CARLETON CHASE IVIURDOCK ERATRES IN URBE GEORGE HINMAN ABEL JOHN EDWARD DIXON EDWIN H. HULBERT ' , SENIORS NEILL IVAN BROOKMIRE GEORGE ROBINSON HOFMANN WILBUR J. DRIVER +I'IANS I-IUBER EWILLIAM EEVI EXTANCE, JR. 'DONALD SKILLMAN IVIARTINEZ ARTHUR EDWARD GIBSON EJENNINGS KIRK LOVE A JOHN HAVILAND SCHMID ' JUNIORS DAVID PRESTON AYARS, JR. WALTER I-IUBER PAUL TEHAN CONNELLY JAMES IVIANDEVILLE NELSON FRANK SCHILLE CONSTANS TORSTEN HERBERT PARKE HOWARD WINTHROP GAGER FRANCIS EUGENE QUICK SGPI-IOMORES WALTER DOUGLAS ARCHIBALD kWILLIAM HEMSTREET GARDNER, JR HENRY RUSLING ASHTON REGINALD GOWER HAMMOND HOSEA CUSHMAN BALLOU BOYD TINSLEY HILL HOWARD JACKSON BUSH RUSSELL HILLS ILER EDWIN FIRTH CADIZ EDWARD BYRNE SHALLOW, JR. WARREN SWIFT'WEIANT, JR. FRESHMEN HARRY WILBUR BARNES HOWARD CHARLES JONES ROBERT HADLEY BENNET CONRAD HEWITT MUMPER WILLIAM HOLCOMBE HILL LOUIS WAINWRIGHT VOIGT x CKQPPQ SDSL .JJ I9 Q I8 HAMILTON' COLUMBIA YALE AMHERST BRUNONIAN HUDSON BOWDOIN DARTMOUTH PENINSULAR ROCHESTER WILLIAMS MIDDLETOWN KENYON UNION CORNELL PHI KAPPA JOHNS HOPKINS MINNESOTA TORONTO CHICAGO MCGILL WISCONSIN CALIFORNIA ILLINOIS LELAND STANFO , ,.. .5 M.. L RD If Iiylj i,1, , V, I , 1 IMI, ,I A f R J g 1' I U ,Eno :ggi -, I If fi 'I V XI 11 I I Mm U I W 5II'iI,Iu I , It II I ,II , I 4 I In , I: xml! II M . IES X I in A ,, ,II I I ,Q ,FQ N- If - I A 'I W 1 ,-u, 'gum ,Ii ,' I--u5,I1 - ,gj VTIXI I' i W mm , S. .Nw , . X , I . III , I E Q 43 ' I - . as 5 ll Q If I , li- b 4 I 51 I IIII 6 U, A, L I IC Q, Iv- l'1 QI, ' I Ill I li l 7 I l . gil only I Alpha Delta Phi Founded at Hamilton College 1832 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Hamilton College . Columbia University Yale University . . Amherst College . . Brown University . . Western Reserve University Bowdoin College . . Dartmouth College . . University of Michigan . University of Rochester . Williams College . Wesleyan University Kenyon College . Union College . . Cornell University . . Trinity College . . Johns Hopkins University University of Minnesota . University of Toronto . University of Chicago . McGill University . University of Wisconsin University of California . University of1llinois . Leland Stanford, Jr., University 1832 1836 1837 1837 1837 1841 1841 1845 1846 1851 1851 1856 1858 1859 1869 1878 1889 1891 1893 1896 1897 1902 1908 1911 1916 ...QYL7 260 Ornell lzaptefr Established in 1869 FRATRES IN FACULTATE FREDERICK BEDELL ARTHUR WESLEY BROWN - CHARLES VAN PATTEN YOUNG FRATRES IN URBE FRANKLIN CUTHBERT CORNELL NICOLL HALSEY ' LOUIS AGASSIZ FUERTES WILLIAM JOHNSTON ROMER MORRIS SAMUEL HALLIDAY ROGER BUTLER WILLIAMS ROGER BUTLER WILLIAMS, JR. SENIORS FCLIFFORD SHERWOOD BAILEY 'MERRILL BLANCHARD 'RODNEY MOORE BLISS TWESLEY MOON DIXON 'JOSEPH LEES EASTWICK ' 'FREDERICK MONTAGUE GILLIES 'JOHN SOCKMAN APPLEBY 'WILLIAM GRAHAM CARM-ACK 'JOHN WESLEY CRAIG 'RUDOLPH HENRY DEETJEN 'THOMAS MILTON HOWEA NORMAN JACOBS ALLBRIGHT 'SAMUEL BALCOMBE BALCOM JOSEPH DICKSON EDSON JOSEPH THAYER GILMAN JUNIOR BCRESWELL MACMURRAY MICOU 'WILLIAM KENNETH NORTON 'FRANCIS TOBEY SHIVERICK 'JOHN WEAVER WELLS 'JOHN DOANE WILMINGTON 'ALBIN YEAW S 'MALCOLM MONTGOMERY NESBIT 'EDGAR MONSANTO QUEENY 'HAROLD ARMSTRONG SHORT PAUL SKELDING ALBERT GIFEORD WIGGLESWORTH SOPHOMORES HAROLD WARD JOHNSON 'MERRITT BENTON PROUT 'ORREN WILLIAM SKIRVIN 'LEONARD VICTOR SPANGBERG THOMPSON AMORRIS WARELEY FRESHMEN CHARLES CI-IESTER BAILEY HORACE HARPER FRITZ, JR. JOSEPH TURNER CLARKSON LESTER BABCOCK JANES RODERIC BAIRD CRANE HENRY RAY MILLARD ANSLEY WILCOX, Znd. 1 Cygofna iyelta, TDIM I l 261 lg I8 fi Iqf. ,., , , 1 I H11 If Y ix., ,yy gm., -:.- .Hy -' f I 11, f IN- 3, -, ' ,...E1 'N Igfg E ww- I -Ei Xie , 51-iii E 1 - A I, f'Zj'JY'Iff g 3 I 1, 711 ' ' E' '-19 L E . Delta U psz lon ' ' Founded 1834 1 ff' Roll Of Cha ters 1'-llffs, ' P L f '- 5' .f.-US, P III . I I K' v I 1' I ' If , If RTW .I . N fi- P- H 'IJAIIUIIIQI Isoemcfl f-I WILLIANIS COLLEGE . 1834 UNION COLLEGE . 1838 HAMILTON COLLEGE . . 1847 , AMHERST COLLEGE . . . 1847 WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY . 1847 COLBY COLLEGE . . . 1852 UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER 1852 MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE 1856 BOWDOIN COLLEGE . 1857 RUTGERS COLLEGE . 1858 BROWN UNIVERSITY . 1860 COLGATE UNIVERSITY 1865 NEW YORK UNIVERSITY . 1865 MIAMI UNIVERSITY . 1868 CORNELL UNIVERSITY 1869 MARIETTA COLLEGE . 1870 SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY . 1873 UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN . 1876 NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY 1880 HARVARD UNIVERSITY . 1880 UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN 1885 LAFAYETTE COLLEGE . 1885 COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY 1885 LEHIGH UNIVERSITY . 1885 TUFTS COLLEGE . . 1886 DEPAUW UNIVERSITY . 1887 UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA . . 1888 UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA . . . 1890 1V1ASSACHUSET'I'S INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 1891 SWARTHMORE COLLEGE .... 1894 LELAND STANFORD, IR., UNIVERSITY . , 1396 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA . . 1896 MCGILL UNIVERSITY . . 1898 UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA . 1898 TORONTO UNIVERSITY . 1899 UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO . 1901 OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY . 1904 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS . 1905 UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON 1910 PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE . 1911 IOWA STATE COLLEGE . 1913 PURDUE UNIVERSITY .... 1914 INDIANA UNIVERSITY . . . 1916 CARNEGIE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 1917 l i 262 I9 Q EB Ornell Chapter Established in 1869 F RATRES IN FACULTATE THEODORE BARRINGER CHARLES EDWIN BENNETT ALBERT WILLIAM BOESCHE IRVING PORTER CHURCH JOHN HENRY COMSTOCK WILLIAM ALBERT RILEY 'KARL M. DALLENBACH JAMES EWING SIMON HENRY GAGE CHARLES HENRY HULL ANDREW JACKSON LAMOUREUX 'GEORGE ROBINSON PHIPPS FRATR ES IN URBE EDWARD LEAMINGTONJNICHOLS RAY MCLEOD ROBINSON RALPH CHAPMAN RODGERS JOHN HENRY TANNER FREDERICK WHITING GEORGE WORKS 'HAROLD SHELDON BENNETT WILLIAM ELLIOTT GRIFFIS CHARLES CURTIS JARED TREMAN NEWMAN A THEODORE MASON SPRAGUE SENIORS , WILLIAM FREDERICK DOHRMANN CARLOS LAZO 'EDWIN JOHN HAUPT ' DONALD JAMES WILLIAM NIGHTINGALE ARTHUR LEWIS HOFFMAN 'RALPH CHAPMAN VAN HORN SIDNEY SARDUS WARNER JUNIORS 'CHARLES NOTT BAKER 'MORSE GRANT DIAL 'JOHN WRIGHT DE FOREST 'GEORGE EARL GILLESPIE 'JOHN MORTIMER GLEASON 'CLENCY H. HASBROUCK HARRY IRVING HOWARD 'KENNETH SMITH ANDERSON JOHN COWAN ATWOOD, JR. ,ALVIN CHAUNCEY BROWN JOHN HERMAN BIRD WILLIAM MORGAN KENDALL ROSS MCKEAN PRESTON 'ROBERT HUBER SCHROETER 'HENRY SPARR SMALL LOUIS ALEXANDER TURNER AARON VAN DUZER WALLACE 'JAMES BENTLEY WILSON ' SOPHOMORES DAVIS EARL GEIGER 'THEODORE FRANKLIN KING, JR. 'BERNARD OSCAR REUTHER 'LEO VON HEYGENDORFF FRESHMEN THOMAS HENRY BROGAN HOWARD PATRICK KEADY CHARLES ARTHUR LAZO 1 41. 51.55, 1- - r--, fy' ' . L Lk Qeliw Apsilon, 2 G 3 -V wi -E,-,--:.,:4:r r ,asm X E'pWl fflJ5f?1 'MW u - ,wi . - 1 -. 'fWe., 'p:7'5'1lS ' , ' . ' ,' - - fl iii 'f any, ' - ' w . . . ', I ., . his QQ, - -- - , 'a Ri s,.15E? r ia -im' ,- W5 ' ww, ' ' 'lillliw Tl., 'ij , A ' if1r.E,w.r,-Li If A divx fry... ' ff . V NH gm , ,4.Q . .11-,A-.xv U U I , l H Y -, k Nga.. . - N.,-,SVC T 4- -l , . . x,.,f,,, -, , . ,f. ,,Y,M,V. . . , 4 iq : HJ, , LM W ' - - . -. A -f . -1, '- - A 1: w,nq7H,J,1 ' ' - ' 'f 'f 1' .' - ,' - A ' 4iE'Q5Wv!Q ' ' 169i Q A , ' .L ,-ELL ., . . , , - - N' . ,,L,.,, w ?i.'.'wWli-, 1 ,i '.,,,-Wifi' ' , A!4j1 .Ji-P -4, 'QI' T522 V' - ' f - ' 5 2 refers.-A T . ' . - - 4 TLWQ-1?iE1 g' FHM -IH' if-gj ' . - ' . f ' A 4:fe'agiJ, :'l'f , . ,- . . ' A-i f ' 1114-: fra - - , A wwf L , .if ' - ' . Tw' . J . A If urs'-.Ii yi ., -7-'gm' ' ' ' ' -113 : m:ilLW. W33 ' 'f'i ifrdZi' 1',i-gs:wJL.w' E.. ,'y.'7' ?32, , ,,w.s4N - P1 . THETA MU . ALPHA PHI . EPSILON CHI . PS1 NU IOTA . RHO . X1 . . ALPHA DELTA BETA DELTA GAMMA DELTA DELTA DELTA EPSILON DELTA . ALPHA ZETA DELTA IAPS'-P -v Y N ll. ' ' U amskfi J ah- W AW' QZ -X mm, QQ, wi! '5H'i?'?'h'fl. H if my if Ch ' P ' Founded 1841 ROLL GF ACTIVE ALPHAS Union College Williams College Middlebury College E Wesleyan University Hamilton College University of Michigan Amherst College ' Cornell University University of Minnesota University of Wisconsin Rutgers College Stevens Institute of Technology University of Georgia Lehigh University Leland Stanford, Jr., University University of California University of Chicago University of Illinois 264 I9 I8 I Alpha Psi Chapter Established in 1869 AFRATRES IN FACULTATE CHARLES LOVE DURHAM ROBERT MORRIS OGDEN WILLIAM GOLCORD WOODS ' ERATRES IN URBE CLARENCE FREDERIC WYCKOFF EDWARD GOULD WYCKOEE DEFOREST VANVLEET 'WILLIAM HAMLIN BEATTIE RHORACE GUION BENEDICT EDWIN PHILIP DOERR 'HARRY WADE DUNLAP, JR. 'SHIRLEY MCELROY HALL 'RICHARD PECK MATTHIESSEN HERMAN MERKER SENIGRS 'PETER PAUL MILLER PAUL CHARLES MURPHY 'LESLIE EWING NICHOLS DAVID ROBINSON, Znd. 'CHRISTOPHER MACNAIR SPEED WILLIAM F ELT TUFTS WILBERFORCE TAYLOR 'JAMES JEWETT TURNER ROBERT BURR EDWARDS ANDREW HASWELL GREEN JUNIORS 'JOHN WILLIAM ROSS 'FRANCIS MARVIN SUTTON GEORGE TALMADGE MINASIAN 'FRANK WADE SOPHOMORES LUCIEN BROWN RPERCY O,GORMAN RUSSELL HOLT PETERS JOHN SEIBERLING PFLUEGER WITCHER RAYMOND WALKER 'MARCUS AUGUSTUS WHITEHEAD FRESHMEN FRANK LINCOLN CAMPBELL, JR. WILLIAM CASHMAN DAIN DEPEW FULLER WELLS HARTER IRVINE PAGE WILLARD SEIBERT MILTON SMITH, JR. SIDNEY NICHOLS STROTZ DONALD FRANCIS TALIAFERRO JOHN TIERNEY x Chi ZDSL G .9----ef----.B . I is -as ', I AVI, KF' Jfiiei gli ff ' , gi Q 1 ,d i l l I 1. - V.-. in Pqfx :Q g wmk 1 A 49011 it few' ?i2r1,0ll' Theta Delta Chi Founded at Union College in 1848 BETA GAMMA DEUTERON DELTA DEUTERON EPSILON ZETA ZETA DEUTERON ETA ETA DEUTERON THETA DEUTERON IOTA DEUTERON KAPPA KAPPA DEUTERON MU DEUTERON NU DEUTERON XI OMICRON DEUTERON PI DEUTERON RHO DEUTERON SIGMA DEUTERON TAU DEUTERON PHI CHI CHI DEUTERON PSI DEUTERON NU XI DEUTERON LAMBDA DEUTERON PHI DEUTERON ROLL OF CHARGES Cornell University . University of Michigan . University of California . College of William and Mary . Brown University . . . McGill University . . . Bowdoin University . . . Leland Stanford, Jr., University . Massachusetts Institute of Technology Williams College .... Tufts College . . - . . - . University of Illinois Amherst College . Lehigh University . Hobart College . Dartmouth College . College ofthe City of New York . Columbia University University of Wisconsin University of Minnesota . Lafayette College . University of Rochester George Washington University . Hamilton University ' . . University of West Virginia University of Washington Toronto University . . University of Pennsylvania 1870 1889 1900 1853 1853 1901 1854 1903 1890 1891 1856 1908 1885 1884 1857 1869 1881 1883 1895 1892 1867 1867 1896 1868 1910 1913 1913 1915 1 266 I9 IQ Beta Charge Established in 1848 FRATRES IN FACULTATE RALPH WALDO GREEN 'ALBERT W'ILLIAM SMITH SHEPHERD STEVENS FRATRES IN UR BE LUZERNE COVILLE GEORGE ERVIN KENT HBARTLEY EDMUND CAMPBELL PERKINS COVILLE FRANK CHARLES HENRY 'A' tWILLARD INGHAM EMERSON EVERETT FENTON GIDLEY JOHN COONLEY HOLLIS CHARLES TOWNLEY MOIKRISON NORMAN TOIVO NEWTON EVERETT NORTON PRATT V HENRY ESTES MERRIAM WILLIAM HENRY MORRISON SENIORS ,, ARTHUR WILLIAMS HEQUEMBOURG 'DAVID ANTES RUHL 'WILLIAM BRISTOL SHELTON JOHN PAUL TIMMERMAN JUNIORS EDWIN NEVIN PRUGH, JR ALBERT MILLER Ross 'HERBERT LEROY SCALES WALLACE BLANCK QUAIL ARCHER MADDY SAMPSON ALPHEUS WALDO SMITH FRANZ WEST WOOD SOPHOMOREFS 'JOSEPH ALBERT BETTENHAUSEN HAROLD INGERSOLL HETTINGER 'JOHN HAROLD EMBREE 'CARROLL DANA FEARON 'GEORGE NICHOLS GOODNOW BERT DEWEV KELLER FRANK PERKINS KNIGHT, JR HOWARD EVERETT RUBY KELVIN NORNIAN SACHS FRESHMEN EUGENE ALDEN CURTIS WALTER BLAKESKEY GEROULD FRANCIS PIERCY HODGKINSON CLARK PERDUE MAXSON RANDOLPH PACKARD RICE ALVIN WILLIAMS SPLANE RICHARD BIRD STEINM ETZ LVMAN KNIGHT STUART 'HARRIS EMORY WILD ER l S F 63216-EGL qpelfq, C FC 267 9 G I8 I qujf wmrwm .517Ti?7:c11fiff11: 1 jf.'-QA, ,.1,.4I:,w 1Il11fiIIi11RImI1:1:5:5:5:2:1:s:s:z:f:1.am5e:aE1?l+1lI 1 1fL3QiQ12ig,Elr15l- '.'.'.'-'I'-'-M ,,1 1lw1111L!!g1fiiAfE4 I 'AI R '11 x 6 X .1-Q' FIT: Q I III 33:5 12:1 A ,I,r,,I,U T-.45 I f 25 2 'IX dw f,., .. A- O8 kmdmbiiilx' 'E 'WJ Delta Kappa Epsilon Founded at Yale 1844 ROLL OF CHAPTERS YALE COLLEGE . BOWDOIN COLLEGE . COLBY UNIVERSITY . AMHERM'COUEGE . . VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY! . UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA , UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI . BROWN UNIVERMTY . . ,. UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA . . D4IAwu IINIVERSITY . . . KENYON COLLEGE . . . DARTMOUTH COLLEGE . . . CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY . B4IDDLEBURY COLLEGE . . UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN . . VVHJJAMS COLLEGE . . LAFAYETTE COLLEGE HAWHLTON COLLEGE . . COLOATE UNIVERMTY . I COLLEGE OF CITY OP NEW YORK UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER . RUTGERS COLLEGE . . DE PAUW UNIVERSITY . . WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY . . . RENSSELAER POLYTECHNN:INSnTUTE VVESTERN RESERVE UNIVERMTY CORNELLLRHVERMTY . UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO . SYRACUSE UNIVERMTY . COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY . UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA TRlNUW'COLLEGE ..... IJNIVERSITY OF RAINNESOTA . . . BAASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY TULANE UNIVERSITY ..... TORONTO UNIVERMTY .... UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA . MCGILL UNIVERSITY . . LELAND STANFORD,JRq'UNIVERMTY . IJNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS . IJNIVERSITY OF NVISCONSIN . UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS , 268 1844 1844 1845 1846 1847 1847 1850 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 1879 1889 1890 1898 1898 1899 1900 1902 1904 1906 1910 1912 I9 I8 elta hi Chapter Established in 1870 FRATRES IN FACULTATE WILDER DWIGHT BANCROFT CHARLES VICTOR PARSELL CHARLES BIDWELL CARLTON POWER ALEXANDER MAGNES DRUMMOND ALBERT ALEXANDER SOMERVILLE GEORGE EMBODY ALFRED CHARLES STEVENS CHARLES EDWARD MANNING CONY STURGIS JAMES 'ALBERT WINANS FRATRES IN URBE FRANK DAVID BOYNTON EDWIN GILLETTE FRANK PHILIP BUSSEL EDWIN SPENCER GILLETTE REV. EDWARD AUGUSTUS GEORGE DAVID EUGENE MARSH DOUGLAS GRAVES GILLETTE ASA KENNETH LEONARD PHILIP TERRY SENIORS 'LEWIS BENEDICT, JR. PHILIP SYNYER HILL 'LAWRENCE WILLIAM BRECK ' 'CLAYTON CASKEY INGERSOLL 'JAMES HOWELL CUMMINGS, JR. 'ALLEN LENOIR MCGILL 'WALTER SHERMAN HAYES 'JOHN MILTON NAZEL 'BENNETT BOTSFORD Y'OUNG JUNIORS 'CHARLES BASKERVILLE, JR. 'KENNETH NEIL HAWKES GEORGE KING BISHOP 'BRUCE JOHNSON 'JAMES SHINE BROWN JOHN PETER MACBEAN, JR. 'MCCLAY HAZELTON BROWN 'FERNAND HENRY PINCOFFS SCLEMENT STEELE CLARKE BARCLAY KERR READ 'CAMPBELL COLLINS 'HENRY GILLAM REIFSNYDER 'PAUL GILLETTE RANDOLPH COOPER WEST 'BYRON EARLE WRIGLEY, JR. SOPHOMORES ERIC BAXTER OLIVER WILLIS ROBERTS FRANCIS CAYZER HALL WILLIAM FREDERIC SAUTERS NORMAN DEAN MACBEAN WILLIAM EDWARD SKINNER, JR. 'JOSEPH WILTON PUDER LEDCREICI-I STUART VANCE 'STANLEY GRISWOLD WIGHT FRESHMEN OSCAR BAUR, JR. BATISTE RITZINGER HAUEISEN CLARKSON LOUIS FARNSWORTH FRANKLIN GOUVENIER MILLER BENJAMIN WARDER FULLINGTON LANGDON THOMAS WILLIAMS Qelfamppd .. . . I 269 9 Q I8 .4 .. Y.- 4, .ay fi' , i 45- J- Q! -F '-W ,,,, 'Z - yy . A Av S ' ,-' ' Phi Delia Theta Founded at Miami University in 1848 ROLL OF CHAPTERS COLBY UNIVERSITY DARTMOUTH COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT WILLIAMS COLLEGE AMHERST COLLEGE BROWN UNIVERSITY CORNELL UNIVERSITY UNION COLLEGE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY LAFAYETTE UNIVERSITY PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE ALLEGHENY COLLEGE DICKINSON COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA LEHIGH UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA RANDOLPH-MACON COLLEGE WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA CENTRE COLLEGE CENTRAL UNIVERSITY VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA EMORY COLLEGE MERCER UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI TULANE UNIVERSITY SOUTH DAKOTA UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO UNIVERSITY OF OREGON DENISON COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY MIAMI UNIVERSITY OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY OHIO UNIVERSITY OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY CASE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN INDIANA UNIVERSITY WABASH COLLEGE BUTLER COLLEGE FRANKLIN COLLEGE HANOVER COLLEGE DE PAUW UNIVERSITY PURDUE UNIVERSITY NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO KNOX COLLEGE . UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA IOWA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF IOWA UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI WESTMINSTER COLLEGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA' LELAND STANFORD, IR., UNIVERSITY MCGILL UNIVERSITY CCanadaj UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON WASHBURN COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH WHITMAN COLLEGE L- I -1 l rti 2 GEORGE WHITNEY BOWEN DONALD HANLEY BREEN SCOTT KENNETH CASSIL 'JOHN SHERMAN COE 'WILLIAM CRAMPTON EDWARD HARTLEY DOUGAN 'CLARENCE WILLIAM DUNBAR 'GEORGE NORRIS HAMMOND WILLIAM ROSSITER HINCHMAN 'EVERT FREDERICK HOWARTH 'NICHOLASAHENRY KILEY New York Alpha hapter Established In 1872 FRATFR IN FACULTATE HERBERT HICE WHETZEL FRATER IN URBE LIBERTY HYDE BAILEY SENIORS 'WILLIAM MURRAY LEFFINGWELL THOMAS FREDERICK LUTHER i' LEWIS SAXTON MOSHER CHARLES RAINE PETTYJOHN 'FRANK CHARLES REAVIS, JR. 'VAN BRUNT SEAMAN ALEXANDER FRANCIS STOLZ EBICKNELL JAMES WOODBURY 'RICHARD DANFORTH WRIGHT JUNIORS THOBURN GRANT CLEAVER 'THOMAS CHARLES MCDERNIOTT THOMAS FLETCHER COCHRAN 'GEORGE ROBERT MERRELL, JR 'NORMAN EARLE DONNELLY 'CARL BEIDERBECRE STIBOLT 'WILBUR WENKE EHRHART HAROLD TURREFF WEISS WILLIAM MILLER WELCH, Znd. SOPHOMORES ROY ALEXANDER CRAIG 'JACK CASEMENT MARTIN JAMES DODDS CURPHEY EDWARD STEWART RANKIN, JR 'HARVEY CARRUTHERS FLEMING 'GEORGE WILSON ROGERS HAYWARD KENDALL KELLEY 'LAWRENCE EDWIN STEVENS ROGER DAVIS MCPHERSON GEORGE THEODORE SWEITZER FRESHMEN WERNER FREDERICK VON BINZER JOSEPH ALBERT LAGERQUIST EDMUND CARNWATH DALZELL JOHN WALLACE REAVIS PHILIP OWENS WORKS x phi lwefta, Cyzefa 271 'ARCHIBALD MCINTYRE MAXWELL WILLIAM WI-IITMORE GOODALE MOIR I9 IB W' Ss, I... , ' 4-L I 4 ff' W? 'I I vu I I f 'IF l f m I .I 'WEE-ixllmiiiulllyrv -f, 'in ' ILM.. Founded at Miami University in 1839 .I I A L I ' ' I I H . I I I I ,II Beta- izeta Pi ROLL OF CHAPTERS DISTRICT I DISTRICT X BOWDOIN BROWN DE PAUW HANOVER MAINE MASS. INST. TECH. INDIANA PURDUE WABASH DISTRICT H I DISTRICT XI AMHERST DARTMOUTH WESLEYAN YALE WILLIAMS BELOIT CHICAGO ILLINOIS KNOX DISTRICT III ' MICHIGAN WISCONSIN NORTHWEST-ERN COLGATE CORNELL ST. LAWRENCE SYRACUSE DISTRICT XII TORONTO UNION OKLAHOMA TEXAS TULANE DISTRICT IV ' DISTRICT XIII COLUMBIA RUTGERS STEVENS IOWA IOWA STATE DISTRICT V MINNESOTA NEBRASKA SOUTH DAKOTA DICKINSON JOHNS HOPKINS LEHIGH PENNSYLVANIA DISTRICT XIV DISTRICT VI ISIANSAS 5Qg5fgIiIiFL2TE BETHANY PA. STATE COLLEGE ' WISSOURI M WESTMINSTER WASH.'JEFF. WEST VIRGINIA ASHINGTONI O' DISTRICT VII DISTRICT XV DAVIDSON VIRGINIA NORTH CAROLINA COLORADO COLORADO COLLEGE UTAH DENVER DISTRICT VIII COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES CASE DENISON KENYON OHIO WESLEYAN DISTRICT XVI WESTERN RESERVE IDAHO OREGON UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON DISTRICT IX . CENTRAL BCINCINNATI DISTRICT XVII I MIAMI OHIO OHIO STATE WITTENBERG CALIFORNIA STANFORD - '-in my ' 1 l 1 ,,g5....ng 272 9 ., B Beta G I elta Chapter Established in 1874 FRATRES IN FACULTATE WILLIAM HENRY AUSTEN ERNEST BLAKER ' EDWARD GORDON DAVIS HERBERT CHARLES ELMER ALBERT BARNARD FAUST ' HAROLD FLACK ABRAM TUCKER KERR PAUL RUSSELL POPE ALBERT HENRY SWEET FRATRES IN URBE GEORGE EUGENE DURHAM ROBERT WARREN SAILOR CHARLES WESLEY WHITEHAIR . . 'CHARLES VERNON BENDER LESTER IWELLS DUBOIS ROBERT CURLISS EDMUNDS 'WILLIAM BEBB FRANCIS HERBERT RHOADS KUHNS ANTHONY HENRY COLLINS STEWART ALLERTON CUSHMAN CHARLES WELLINGTON ELMER CLIFFORD ROHR GARD 'HOWARD LYON GIBSON 'FREDERICK MACK HARRIS , 'FR -A' 'LLOYD DEMAREST CHRISTIE 'JAMES GATES FERGUSON SENIORS 'FRANCIS CUMMING LATHROP, JR. MALCOLM WRIGHT 'MCALPIN CYRUS W. MILLER 'WILLIAM DECHASTIGNIER RAVENEL, JR 'WAYNE COLI-'Ax SELBY JUNIORS WILL KLEM HENIGBAUM JAMES GANISS HILLAS 'EDWIN JAMES HOPE 'DOUGLAS LANNIN HOOKER 'MARTIN TILFORD JONES CAMERON KROH REED EDERICK GWINNER STROOP SOPHOMORES GILMORE ANTHONY LARDNER FIELDS SEELEY PENDLETON, JR. DONALD CAMPBELL GALLAGHER 'i'JOHN DAVID SI-IULER RALPH DONALD HUSZAGH EVERITT WOOD tMARSTON DYER YOUNG . F RESHMEN ' EMMONS RICHARD BAHAN HOWARD BAKER CUSHMAN ERIC SIGFRID ERICSON THOMAS STANLEY HOOD WILLIAM HAMILTON LATHROP JAMES DONALD MCKENZIE ELLIS ROBERT MEAKER EDGAR JOHN SINGLETON RALPH WEYMOUTH THORNE GEORGE WILLIAM TURNER - WILLIAM HORACE WHITTEMORE I feta qzeta CD11 4:18 273 THETA DELTA BETA SIGMA . GAMMA . ZETA LAMBDA . KAPPA Psi XI . UPsILoN . IOTA PHI CHI PI . . OMEGA . BETA BETA ETA . TAU . MU . RHO . EPSILON . OMICRON . DELTA DELTA THETA THETA T9 El-F B'T f , 522 i 'I :ii,,:.fgn'i.i' J I I if I if ML il ' o Q f s f I- vu- ' X :UH ff ui ,ci 1 I lib Psi U psilon Founded at Union College 1833 RGLL CHAPTERS Union College . New York University . Yale University Brown University . Amherst College . Dartmouth College . Columbia University . Bowdoin College . Hamilton College . Wesleyan University . Rochester University . Kenyon College ' . University of Michigan . Cornell University . Syracuse University . University of Chicago . , Trinity College . Lehigh University . University of Pennsylvania . University of Minnesota . University of Wisconsin . University of California . University of Illinois Williams College University of Washington I5 274 I9 I8 Ch ' Chap ter Q Established 1876 Q FRATRES IN FACULTATE 4 JOHN BENTLEY, JR. WATERMAN THOMAS HEWETT 1 ' LOUIS MUNROE DENNIS WALTER' FRANCIS WILLCOX f KENYON PUTNAM FLAGS HENRY SHALER WILLIAMS J FRATRES 'IN URBE 'DONALD PETIT BEARDSLEY CLARK MUNROE DENNIS 1 CHAUNCEY PRATT BIGGS ANDREW DICKSON WHITE ' SENIORS 'LAWRENCE MOSS ARNOLD HOWARD ARCHIBALD MCDONELL 1 CARL HATHEWAY BIGGS HWILLARD FISKE PLACE A 'JOSEPH CHAMP CARRY 'PAUL COOPER REBMANN , LEE HINCHMAN CLARK .HHAROLD REYNOLDS I 'JOHN LUTHER DOLE - THOMAS ROWAN WAGNER I S JUNIORS Q 'DONALD EDWARD BRECKENRIDGE 'ALEXANDER FERDINAND MATHEWS 1 'LUDLOW EARLE BRETZ WILLIS HAMILTON MCALLISTER I TPARMLY SCOFIELD CLAPP, JR. FRANK WILLIAMS MCDONELL I HOWARD HASWELL CLUTE 'ROBERT WILBUR RALSTON , RICHARD PLUYMENT DYCKMAN GODFREY RUHLAND REBMANN, JR I BRYAN MUNROE EAGLE EDMOND' WAINWRIGHT RIDALL ' 'OSWALD EUGENE HOWE CHARLES SPARKS THOMAS 'JOHN MCKELVEY LAZEAR 'WALTER ARNOLD TYLER ' SOPHOMORES ANTHONY OCTAVIUS RUSELL BALDRIDGE WILLIS YOUNG HARLOW I CHARLES WILLIAM CARRY THOMAS LLOYD KELLY X ALBERT CHARLES DICKSON CHARLES JOHN NEELAND' T FRESHMEN , CHARLES KEITH DICKSON SAMUEL RALPH NICHOLSON ,S LEWIS BROWN GATELEY HENRY LEWIS O,BRIEN, JR. I WILLARD AUGUSTUS KIGGINS, JR. JOHN BALCOM SHAW, JR. l WILLIAM COLEMAN MURRAY RAMON OSCAR WILLIAMS 3 1 I ' 1 I . l 1 TSI, Jpsclorn I. ,, 275 I9 I3 Eg 5 LLLLS ,-53. '. 'T f ' A W...- E I .X 'gf , ,-Hug - 511 5 h x, ,- ?g..,L,h, I-E k ki 13 1 QF I Us Alpha au mega Founded 1865 V ROLL OF CHAPTERS MERCER UNIVERSITY GEORGIA SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY ADRIAN COLLEGE HILLSDALE COLLEGE PROVINCE I UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA EMORY UNIVERSITY PROVINCE II UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO UNIVERSITY OF INDIANA ECHNIC INSTITUTE ROSE POLYT PURDUE UNIVERSITY PROVINCE III UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO SIMPSON COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA , IOWA STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ALBION COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN MINNESOTA UNIVERSITY OF OF MISSOURI OF NEBRASKA OF WYOMING UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS PROVINCE IV UNIVERSITY OF MAINE COLBY COLLEGE MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY WORCESTER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE BROWN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT TUFTS COLLEGE PROVINCE V ST. LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY CORNELL UNIVERSITY MUHLENBERG COLLEGE WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE LEHIGH UNIVERSITY PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA COLGATE UNIV RSITY ' PROVINCE VI UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA TRINITY COLLEGE WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON PROVINCE VII MOUNT UNION COLLEGE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY WITTENBERG COLLEGE PROVINCE VIII UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY SOUTHWESTERN PRESBYTERIAN UNIVERSITY VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY PROVINCE IX LELAND STANFORD, IR., UNIVERS11'Y UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE UNION UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON WASHINGTON STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON PROVINCE X ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE TULANE UNIVERSITY SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA ns---1-W ----u-- ---v'- -- -- --f---azz --- 'I ---H'--q -A-41 -- 276 V- - 'G A Beta Theta Chapter Established in 1887 FRATRES IN FACULTATE EUGENE PLUMB ANDREWS BLINN SILL CUSHMAN JAMES EDWIN CREIGHTON EUGENE ELWIN HASKELL FRATRES IN URBE CHARLES EZRA CORNELL ERNEST ALLEN MILLER CHESTER CHILDS PLATT SENIORS 'EDMUND SCHULTZ BARRINGTON 'CARL SPENCER COUCHMAN 'HERBERT CARLTON DRESCHER LINCOLN NORCOTT HALL HENRY WILLARD HUEEELL JOHN EVANS LAIRD 'NORMAN HERBERT LONG 'JOSEPH DEMARNOZ-MASSON 'A' 'HENRY BISHOP PENTLAND JCLIFTON ROSS ROCHE ALAN ROSS 'ALONZO MORTON SEYMOUR CHESTER BANGS SMITH 'JOHN MURKER WATT 'ARTHUR WILSON WINSHIP 'CHARLES CURTIS WOODRUEF, JR JUNIORS '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 SOPHOMORES CHARLTON GEORGE BLAIR SPENSER STRANAHAN GAWNE WILLARD WILSON BUSHMAN tMAURICE EDWIN GILLETT THOMAS JAMES CLARY HAROLD PARKER KELLER WILLIAM CARROLL FELDSINE ALVIN ARTHUR MEARS ALFRED HENRY NARWOLD FRESHMEN CHARLES ARTHUR BEZER ROBERT ALDEN CUSHMAN ANDREW CURLE DAVIDSON WALTER DAVIS GRIFFETH NORMAN SPENCER HARRINGTON HAROLD ROBERTSON JAMES WALTER PAUL KNAUSS ROBERT ARTHUR MITCHEI,L LAWRENCE EVERMAN NOBLE RALPH LAYVSON RILEY au, lfzfnegga 2 I9 Q IB .JS-:'6a'1v , f,fH I 'L I ., .V-vl 5 K' 4 'J nf- Ix .',,5,.. S?- gff, ,H ' 1' ' Ala-M L ff li ' fIE2I'F-W Q f NN kim! If X lv V01 Cr? -19 bg? ' JIMMY, T I, XQIRILIETNTS-ivgi x I J ish, 41h :V I I I 1 f C I 'P' I , ' ffwezf, wi: , A A , IRES. X8 x W 'W 1 'gp aw , IPS' -1 SM ,IL-L!'f:y,1,rQa:.17' q u ' I 1, 'I KMC' I 'IWW FEMA -1:'5if:4'.'- ' IPM ,, ..IfI,. A 'fix '-1 9.4. Y iijrw Jmjizgq., '5 f LW If' 'I by .:,Rffi5Iw: I effwfa 2 ,. - 0 'Mx V f1'i ',,, WL' I ,-SSI-in ' I Ia ' f0 m'?'1f,C'I5 m'5'I . elta Phi Gamma Founded 1848 ROLL OF CHAPTERS WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF MAINE MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY WORCESTER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE BROWN UNIVERSITY A 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 COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO ADELBERT COLLEGE DENISON COLLEGE WITTENBERG COLLEGE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY OHIO WESLEYAN COLLEGE INDIANA UNIVERSITY DE PAUW UNIVERSITY HANOVER COLLEGE WABASH COLLEGE PURDUE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE BETHEL COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY KNOX COLLEGE OF OF OF OF OF ILLINOIS MICHIGAN WISCONSIN MINNESOTA CHICAGO WILLIAM JEWELL COLLEGE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF OF OF OF MISSOURI NEBRASKA CALIFORNIA WASHINGTO LELAND STANFORD, JR., UNIVERSITY IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF OREGON WILLIAMS COLLEGE N IWW ' 1 --ff il: - -Y A-1---------Y 278 I9 Established in 1888 I . , ' FRATRES IN FACULTATE ' P. L. GARVER ERNEST WILLIAM RETTGER I THOMAS LITTLE LYON ERNEST WILLIAM SCHODER ' OLIVER LEROY MCCASRILL WILFORD MURRAY WILSON I CLARENCE AUGUSTINE MARTIN 'GEORGE YOUNG, IR. ' FRATRES IN URBE ' LEWIS JAY BINGI-IAM LEIGI-I MARSH CHAMPAIGN Q ERNEST DAVID BUTTON PAUL SMITH LIVERMORE DONALD KEITH CHAMPAIGN WOODFORD PATTERSON ALBERT HAYES SHARPE f A SENIORS ' 'EUGENE BARNEY FITZGERALD 'ROBERT FLETCHER PHILLIPS 1 'HERBERT ARTHUR GOERTZ 'GEORGE BIRKBECK POST R 'JOHN ADAM KRUGH 'GORDON MCLEAN URNER 5 'HARRY WILLIAMS MENOLD 'RICHARD GUNTON WARREN I 1 JUNIORS E GILBERT WADE DUNCAN 'CHARLES RAY MCCALLUM I CHARLES FRANCIS HENDRIE HUGH LINCOLN THOMPSON 1 LEROY HAUCK KORE PETER VISCHER ! HALSTED MILLER MACCABE 'AQUILA NEBEKER VOLKHARDT 4 -f SOPHOMORES HENRY GERALD COGGESHALL TFREDERICK LOUIS SCHWEINLER EDWARD MARCUS FITZGERALD HENRY LEARY TAYLOR , 3 'WARREN PERRY 'COLEMAN HAWLEY WHEELER, IR. I I FRESHMEN WILLIAM GARVIN BASTIAN NIITCHELL TIFFT GALBREATH - I DALE BUMSTEAD, IR. CURT AUGUST HORRMANN X THOMAS PETER DOREMUS RALPH HERMAN TEED W .2111.s..R- 1, - -.4-.wp-.:.f.,.,,. .d h A . fi A. 3 Mefifsl-'E-Qrliilifxzff . 'Y I ' 131.02-,1 ':'fA ' Na+ I ff - 5 giff f' ' 'f'1 'f!:'e'L' 1.1 ' 5 :rf f ' -3 f5 ,f.f ' 'Z 1 : H P - ' . j A I f '- EE I ,E I .A I 3...,..i.35IIi1 h:f55.f,52'f1j'5v.. uvy,3 I 45 j.,,., 113 , . . , H f,V1Hf,.,g- V :5.,H .-gi,,f: Zvi: D . Wu, Q1f,mma we Zia, Q 1 - I 279 9 'G -- ia Phi Sigma Kappa ALPHA BETA GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ZETA ETA THETA IOTA KAPPA LAMBDA MU NU X1 OM1cRoN . P1 SIGMA TAU UPSILON PHI CHI Psi . OMEGA . . ALPHA DEUTERON BETA DEUTERON . GAMMA DEUTERON DELTA DEUTERON EPSILON DEUTERON ZETA DEUTERON . ETA DEUTERON . Founded in 1873 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Massachusetts Agricultural College Union University Cornell University University of West Virginia Yale University College ofthe City of New York University of Maryland Columbia University Stevens Institute of Technology Pennsylvania State College George Washington University University of Pennsylvania Lehigh University I St. Lawrence University Mass. Institute of Technology Franklin and Marshall College St. Johnjs College Dartmouth College Swarthmore College Brown University Williams College University of Virginia University of'California University of Illinois University of Minnesota Iowa State College . University of Michigan Worcester Polytechnic Institute University of Wisconsin University of Nevada 280 I9 I8 Gamma Chapter Established 1889 'FRATRES IN FACULTATE HERMAN DIEDERICHS VERANUS ALVA MOORE f JOHN E. PERRY FRATRES IN URBE ARTHUR BENJAMIN BROOKS J. B. GRUMBEIN I SENIORS HENRY NEGUS BOUCHER 'JOHN SHIVELY KNIGHT 'JACQUES VAN BRUNT CROPSEY 'ROBERT COBURN MOFFITT 'GEORGE MANVILLE DQICKSON WILLIAM EBER ROBINSON HENRY ALONZO MONFORT FABER J JOHN LANE SPRAGUE JUNIORS 'HAROLD JUDD BRADLEY LOUIS WELTON DAWSON . 'PHILIP SCHUYLER BRIGGS 'ROBERT HOLLOWAY EVERHARD FAYETFE ELVIN BROWN 'EDWARD WESLEY NEU GEORGE PERCIVAL BULLARD 'LAWRENCE ANDREWS REED SOPHOMORES 'EDWARD LAURESTON BULLARD GEOFFREY KNIGHT PAUL EARLY FITZPATRICK EDWARD JOSEPH LENAHAN 'JAMES ALBERT HUTCHINSON THOMAS EDWARD MOFFITT 'CHARLES AUGUSTUS NORRIS FRESHMEN CHARLES WILCOX HIGGINS I GEORGE TURNER RICHARD ELLSWORTH MACK EDGAR HOLMES WOOD x ybhi C7QzjJjUc1, 281 I9 I8 A V K-, X Lf -X :.w 'El I f f 15, xxx 'I F I S i s h' 5 ,I I .Z, -5' S Q ,Y , .L .. 15. F--,:'5.gQ' . . . E'-. f 'Y' S4 fx XC, . 4 fizjxwwyix 'FAU elta au Delta Founded at Bethany College 1859 ROLL OF CHAPTERS WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE OHIO UNIVERSITY ALLEGHENY COLLEGE OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY I-IILLSDALE COLLEGE INDIANA UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 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 EMORY COLLEGE ADELBERT COLLEGE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY THE SOUTH MINNESOTA COLORADO MISSISSIPPI VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN IOWA STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLL UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS EGE TUFTS COLLEGE MASS. INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY TULANE UNIVERSITY CORNELL UNIVERSITY NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY LELAND STANFORD, JR., UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY BROWN UNIVERSITY WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO ARMOUR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY DARTMOUTH COLLEGE WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY BAKER UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI LAFAYETTE COLLEGE PURDUE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY WASHINGTON MAINE CINCINNATI GEORGIA SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURG MIAMI UNIVERSITY 282 19 - I8 Beta Umicrcjn Chapter Established in 1890 I FRATRES IN FACLUTATE A ROLLA CLINTON CARPENTER FRANCIS JOSEPH SEERY FRATRES IN URBE EDWARD MORGAN ST. JOHN MONROE MARSH SWEETLAND SENIORS 'JOSEPH SIDNEY BARR ECONVERSE HILL J I 'JO HARNLY CABLE 'KIRK WESLEY HOWRY 'KENNETH BARNARD CHAMP 'WILLIS SACKETT KNIGHTON 'HARRY MOORE EDWARDS EFABER JOSEPH MCFADDEN ERNEST CLEVELAND FORTIER 'LAWRENCE VICTOR SMITH 'JOHN HART 'ROBERT BRUCE WARDEN 'WILLIAM HENRY JACKSON WOODFORD JUNIORS 'GEORGE MAURICE ABBOTT 'AUGUSTUS PENN PIGMAN 'RAYMOND GORDON CLARK I FRED WILLIAM SULTAN EUGENE ALFRED LEINROTH JOSEPH DAVID TRETHAWAY SOPHOMORES FRANK ORTHWEIN EVERTS ELLIOTT BUTLER MASON 'RALPH LOUIS LOCHNER , EVERETT EWING NOBLE ROBERT LEROI SIERING - FRESHMEN A HENRY OTTO BOLLMAN RICHARD MULLER JAMES EDWARD CLARK JOSEPH SEEP, Znd. RANDOLPH ALFRED HEARD EWALD JOHN SMITH ALBERT EDWARD LAWSON CHAUNCEY BOARDMAN THOMPSON ,hx r , J, CHARLES BROAD TRETHAWALY J A Y' lfqxxx, YA VV I ' N V Y A LH. NL- ,X K- Teffa, 62514. 9DeZ2fa, 283 . 'G -Nikki FSO A A' 2. iff' xi: :Sansa K 1 - f L mm. . -1 5251? ,g' -' rl -1' 'Elf .- ,:--my .zu 'iif -- - Sigma Phi Foundedlat Union College 1827 ROLL OF CHAPTERS ALPHA OF NEW YORK BETA OF NEW YORK ALPHA OF MASSACHUSETTS DELTA OF NEW YORK ALPHA OF VERMONT ALPHA OF MICHIGAN ALPHA OF PENNSYLVANIA EPSILON OF NEW YORK ALPHA OF WISCONSIN ALPHA OF CALIFORNIA Union College Hamilton College . Williams College . Hobart College . University of Vermont University of Michigan Lehigh University . Cornell University University of Wisconsin University of California 284 1827 1831 1834 1340 1345 1353 1337 1390 1908 1912 'G Epsilon OfNew York Established 1890 FRATER IN FACULTATE GEORGE PRENTISS BRISTOL FRATER IN URBE ANDREW DICKSON WHITE SENIORS 'OSWALD CAMMANN BREWSTER 'GUSTAV ERBE, JR. 'WALTER BRAINERD CRANE 'SIDNEY CLARK DOOLITTLE PHILIP DOUGLAS 'FLANNER 'WILLIAM ROSE GIBBON 'LESTER FINNEY MERRICK 'EDWARD BROWNING BLUE CHARLES WILBUR CAHOON, 'NELSON BRESSE DELAVAN 'RICHARD F ERRIS DURHAM RAYMOND HAROLD GEER JUNIORS SETH WALLACE HEARTFIELD JR. ROBERT IMLAY 'CHARLES WILSON JEFFERSON CHARLES LOVELL KRIBS, JR. EDWARD WINTHROP TAYLOR SOPHOMORES 'DWIGHT RUSSELL CHAMBERLAIN HMAURICE KINGSLEY HEARTFIELD WILLIAM SLAUGHTER COVINGTON WILLARD DOUGLAS HOPKINS WILLIAM HAROLD EMERSON LANSING SOUTHWICK HOSKINS 'MOTTE ALSTON HAMILTON J. HARRY ALEXANDER, IR. STUART WILLIAM COOPER ROBERT OTIS DAVISON GRAHAM LIVINGSTON FRESHMEN WILLIAM JENNISON FARRINGTON NELSON BARKER GARDEN HLEMUEL MATHEWSON DAVID ROBERT PIERSON Syma YDZLZ 285 9 I8 L. F SC I .R S rig LM QSWT , , ,, .N I ,4IIf?IfI'i- -31:53:54 :mv M 4 I V A A Q- . T2 --L -- 1 I '- - 2:Ig11L ' ii j if 1 , 'QE 170111111641 1355 E' :E . .. I - 5 gif: A T gggigmgvyg Y1EE5EMyi,mQEF5 G?wmW?Nw IEESAQSQMMWQ 'Y-'Y' I 6 S. . . . . W. mf- -- ---A ' , ' Z,,'rT.'-,:--..L-..- ,,jZ, 1 f II? new IIIII was MIAMI UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF WOOSTER OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI Chi Roll Of Chapters TULANE UNIVERSITY ALBION COLLEGE LEHIGH UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CAL. CORNELL UNIVERSITY PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY INDIANA UNIVERSITY DENISON UNIVERSITY DE PAUW UNIVERSITY DICKINSON COLLEGE BUTLER COLLEGE LAFAYETTE COLLEGE HANOVER COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY HOBART COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA BELOIT COLLEGE STATE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY ILLINOIS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY WISCONSIN UNIVERSITY TEXAS UNIVERSITY KANSAS UNIVERSITY OREGON UNIVERSITY WABASH CO NORTH DAKOTA LLEGE CASE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE TRINITY COLLEGE BROWN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY LELAND STANFORD, IR., UNIVERSITY COLORADO COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA PURDUE UNIVERSITY CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI DARTMOUTH COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS KENTUCKY STATE COLLEGE WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO UNIVERSITY OF MAINE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY ARKANSAS GEORGIA PITTSBURGH UTAH UNIVERSITY UNIVER'SITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE OF OF OF OF 286 -- V'- Azpha Phi Chapter 'Established in 1890 FRATRES IN FACULTATE -JOHN WILLIAM HEBEL ARCHIE B. HOEL RICHARD N. GUYER 'ROSS GARRISON BENNETT 'VAL ALLAIN BROWNING ,'k-JOHN PAGE CASPER 'ALBERT BRADEN DIVVENS 'ALFRED MARTIN FOLLINGER DAVID WRIGHT BAKER ' 'JOHN POTWIN CORRIGAN 'MACGREGOR DAVIDSON 'RALPH CHAMBERS GWILLIAM JAMES LEFFERTS LAUDT FREDERICK MILLER SMITH FRATRES IN URBE WILLIAM E. RICHMOND CLYDE ELMER WILLIAMS SENIORS 'WALTER JAY KRESS 'RAYMOND JAMES LALLY I 'JOSEPH FRANKLIN MOSSER 'CHARLES LOUIS THOMAS, JR. 'HENRY DOWLEY WHITAKER JUNIORS I 'CHARLES HUGH LOUNSBURY HUDSON LOUIS OLIVER KLINGELHOFER 'HAROLD ROBSON LEBLOND ,FRANKLIN PARSONS O,BRIEN 'LEONARD STEPHENS SMITH, JR. GEORGE ESTRATE ATHANA 'JOSEPH BURT 'EDWARD EUGENE CONROY GEORGE EDWIN COURSEY ALGER EUGENE HUNKIN CHAUNCEY BALDWIN HAWLEY SHEPARD WHETMORE LOWMAN SOPHOMORES ' MILLWARD STAFFORD HUNKIN 'DONALD BIRMINGHAM KING RICHARD PARMELY, KRAUS HENRY MATHER LOWMAN WHITNEY SCOTT MOGUIRE ALVIN CANFIELD PURDY FRESHMEN JOHN GORDON MCEDWARD WILLIAM WASHINGTON RAPLEY SLAM CA 287 CORNELL NEW YORK MINNESOTA MICHIGAN DICKINSON CHICAGO-KENT BUFFALO OSGOODE HALL UNION OHIO STATE CHICAGO GEORGETOWN PENNSYLVANIA VIRGINIA STANFORD I TEXAS WASHINGTON NEBRASKA 1 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA IOWA KENTUCKY ml 2 f- A- - -- ' to ' ..,I r'llllllln.. Q ' 1 iillllm MQ ,f 1 oeoemea :mink li I I - Sr JI. if - Mllllwlll' 23E'f1IgZgEi'1r1gE l ii 'f1:-ziiiff'-:iii I my A Delta Chi Founded at Cornell 1890 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Cornell University . . New York University .. University of Minnesota . . University of Michigan . . Dickinson University . . Chicago-Kent Law School . . University of Buffalo . . University of Toronto . Albany Law School . . Ohio State University . University of Chicago . Georgetown University . . University of Pennsylvania . University of Virginia . . Leland Stanford, Ir., University . University of Texas . . . University of Washington . . University of Nebraska . . University Of Southern California' University of California . . University of Iowa . . University of Kentucky . . 2 1890 1891 1892 1892 1893 1896 1897 1897 1901 1902 1903 1903 1904 1905 1905 1907 1908 1909 1910 1910 1912 1914 ssc' I9 I ' ' Xf' I' T IT Cornell Chapter Established in 1890 FRATER IN FACULTATE HAROLD EDWARD BABCOCK FRATRES IN URBE STEPHEN EDWIN BANKS HARRY GEORGE STUTZ GEORGE FREDERICK ROGALSKY MONROE MARSH SWEETLAND SENIORS , TFREDERICK EUGENE BAILEY THAROLD CLARK KENNEDY HENRY BICK, JR. GEORGE MONROE, JR. GEORGE WINFIELD BRAYMER ALPI-IEUS RANDOLPH PHELPS t-JOHN ARTHUR JENNINGS 'JOHN RUPLEY SCHWARTZ , ALAN DEAN WARNER A ' JUNIORS I WILLIAM SABIN BENNETT, JR. RANDALL JAMES LEBOEUE, JR. JAMES ALLAN EWING SDOTT BRYDEN MASON 'kNATHAN HENDERSON HAWLEY . RYDAVID ROBERT PERRY WILLIAM THOMPSON KERR I 'FRANK GRAY ROYCE ' . HARRY STANLEY TAYLOR SOPHOMORES FRED VANNESS BRADLEY JOHN ROGERS GURNEE 'JOHN FRANCIS CANNON EDWARD BURROW KEAR HAROLD DUKE HARRY THOMPSON KRANZ DEWITT CLINTON GOULD 'JAMES CARTER KNAPP RGREGORY FURLONG MILLS A FRESHMEN ROBERT McDOWELL BOYD WARREN KNAPP ADDISON GIEEORD CROWLEY RALPH ALEXANDER MCCLELLAND JOHN KNIGHT HOLBROOI4 JOHN HENRY MCCOOEY, JR. FORSYTH WARD I Cbelfcz T --'- H -- - ---LT. .- , c19 289 , N S fi Ectlllf isf ' I II C I I . , ,. ,fm A-A A L, - .1 I' ag.,- I, I 3' 127- f1'.- '., ,f 1- 22:5 2311 .,, 1 1, Xcgy' I I ff.L,-L- L 579 iff, 'yr-Lf 53 .NYJ rn S ' .FI 2.IJ -IPw.fQCA A ii' WI J . I ff Z4 K 'fx , , QV -, 119 L L L , I K A L . , VV, 3, S! S: Y? Q -'QT-V, -f I fi-J Q . Y ,V Y?--., I N V' , I IIN- ,W V ISE IKJQ CJ' C , , f 'dffgvyf ' ' '22' V' j ,vu A ,IE-9-3 Q f , KN Ez:-1' L' -Tw .f?:f?W' -Af , Vhqigi, ' 4, -iff: , NL QM! R .ff ,3 E.. J' ,Lv , . I- V-wwf L., 'Y-4. IU, II iT if? ' 5-1 I - igKf','l,:'- ' A-,AA rs 'F f' w,f:.C.- I- , ,- ffl A' L Ir-.fl '-I ' 'I -Iv . ,, ' .Y-Ev E--fflbgx., 'f . 'Sf K W TTS?--V - ' ' 1' Sigma A lplza Epsilon Founded March 9, 1856 ROLL OF CHAPTERS UNIVERSITY OF MAINE BOSTON UNIVERSITY MASSACHUSETTS 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 GETT'YSBURG COLLEGE GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY DAVIDSON COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA MERCER UNIVERSITY EMORY COLLEGE GEORGIA SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ADRAIN COLLEGE MOUNT UNION COLLEGE OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY SOUTHWESTERN BAPTIST UNIVERSITY CASE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE FRANKLIN COLLEGE PURDUE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA OREGON STATE COLLEGE NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA COLORADO AGRICULTUR NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA UNIVERSITY OF IOWA UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS IOWA STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO DENVER UNIVERSITY COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY TULANE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF 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 DARTMOUTH COLLEGE LELAND STANFORD, JR., UNIVERSITY UNION UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH DAKOTA MILLIKEN UNIVERSITY KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY WASHINGTON STATE COLLEGE BELOIT COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING AL COLLEGE I I 290 New Ork Alpha Chapter FRATRES IN FACULTATE HARRY PORTER WELD ALLYN AB BOTT YOUNG H FRATRES IN URBE LLOYD BEMIS STANLEY THOMAS CONWAY 'WILLIAM JEROME CLARK, JR. 'HOWARD ALEXANDER MCGREW 'STUART ARTHUR READ 'HAMILTON HARVEY ROBERTS 'ADRIAN THOMAS SHANNON 'WALTER HAROLD BATTS LEON GILBERT CLAY WILLIAM HENRY CORWITI-I 'JOSEPH TORMEY DEGRANGE, JR. DAMON GREENLEAF DOUGLAS GEORGE FREDERICK ENSWORTH PAUL RAY MONTGOMERY 'WALTER LEROY SAUNDERS 'RICHARD HOLT SWINTON 'RONALD CAMPBELL VANATTA VIMONT CARPENTER WELCH 'COLIN GILCHRIST WELLES FRANCIS CRESSY WILEUR WALTER JULIUS MEIER 'THOMAS CAFFEY ROBERTSON, JR PSHELDON RICH SAYLES JOHN EDWARD SHERIDAN ROBERT KNIGHT STORY, JR. 'FRANK JORDAN TAYLOR 'FRANK WADSWORTH, JR. HAROLD HOWARD CLARY GEORGE WILLIAM CLAY, JR. 'GEORGE BEACH HEALEY HERBERT HARRINGTON LINNELL JOSEPH ALLEN MYERS, JR. HOWARD MESSERER BETTS EDWARD CROSSETT GATES PHILIP WILLIAM LINNELL JAMES CURRAN MCNALLY GEORGE MUNSICK SOPHOMORES ROBERT CONKLING PHILLIPS 'MICHAEL BROWN REYNOLDS 'THOMAS MEREDITH STAMPFER LAURENCE RAYMOND WELLS 'WILLIAM TUCKER WINDER CHARLES WILBERT REEDER WILLIAM RAYMOND THOMAS MERRILL NEEDHAM THOMPSON WILLIAM STEELE WADSWORTH JOHN ESTABROOK WAHL A Qgma QXQUAQ Cgpszfon I9 Q I8 ALPHA B ETA GAMMA DELTA EPSILUN ETA LAMBDA NU X1 OMICRON P1 RHo SIGMA Delta Phi Founded at Union College 1827 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Union College . Brown University, 1 New York University . Columbia University . Rutgers College . . University of Pennsylvania . Rensselaer .Polytechnic Institute Lehigh University . . Johns Hopkins University . Shefheld Scientific School Cornell University . University of Virginia Trinity College . 1827 1838 1841 1842 1845 1849 1864 1884 1885 1889 1891 1908 1917 L- , .,.,. ,,,,,, ,,.,,. ,,,,.,---.,. ,..- ,,,-...:,p,, J..- 1 292 H' EB Pi Chap ter Established in 1891 FRATRES IN FACULTATE LANE COOPER fGORDON ELLWOOD WIGHTMAN FRATRES IN URBE CLARENCE D. TARBELL GEORGE SCHYLER TARBELL SENIORS KENNETH FORD COEEIN FALBERT HUNTINGTON HOOKER, JR 'JOSEPH EDDY GILLINGI-IAM CRAIG JOHN WARD MARTIN 'FREDERICK LEWIS DRAKE RALPH NEUHAUS 'JAMES JOSEPH WELCH JUNIORS 'GEORGE WASHINGTON BAEKELAND MORRISON KYLE BAILEY tHAROLD APPLETON BALL WALLACE PEARNE BEARDSLEY tHENRY CLAY CI-IEYNEY, JR. FEDWARD MARK DEEMS, JR. 'EDWIN CONVERSE HIGBEE, H BENJAMIN S. HUBBELL, JR. 'EDMUND HARDER KEILER BARTON MYERS, JR. 'WALTER ERNEST WIEBENSON WILLIAM HOLBROOK CLEMINSHAW, JR. WILLIAM ROLLINSON WHITTINGHAM, HI DONALD CUTLER BLANKE WINTHROP GILMAN BLEECKER ORVILLE GUY DAILY FRED FUCHS ERNESTO GONZALES, FARINO HERBERT GUY COPP WILSON SHANNON DODGE TRYGVE WALDEMAR HOEE ALLISON HARTER MILLER 'SOPHOMORE FRESHMEN S ROBERT WILBUR HAZELETT f'ROBERT BELDEN MCFARLAND 'GUY DOWNS PLUNKETT 'FRANK SHERMAN WASHBURN, JR WILLIAM PALMER WOODCOCK JOHN GILBERT PLANTINGA SEWARD MARCUS SMITH GEORGE BIBB YOUNG HIRAM BELDING YOUNG Qelzfa SDA' 293 L CUMBERLAND UNIVERSITY 9 Q I8 ' ,ff rxk CEI Q., appa irsln flgmd Founded 1867 K I-,II OfCh21DtCrS I-1 ! ,bfi II IIW1l9!! I Q XX-EICEQK GV UNIVERSITY OF MAINE BOWDOIN COLLEGE NEW HAMPSHIRE COLLEGE DARTMOUTH COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT MASSACHUSETTS STATE COLLEGE HARVARD UNIVERSITY BROWN UNIVERSITY CORNELL UNIVERSITY NEW YORK UNIVERSITY SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY SWARTHMORE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY LEHIGH UNIVERSITY DICKINSON COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA RANDOLPH-MACON COLLEGE WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE HAMPDEN-SYDNEY COLLEGE RICHMOND COLLEGE DAVIDSON COLLEGE TRINITY COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA NORTH CAROLINA A. AND M. COLLEGE MERCER UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY CASE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN PURDUE UNIVERSITY WABASH COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF INDIANA UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS LAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA UNIVERSITY OF IOWA UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKAS WILLIAM JEWELL COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI MISSOURI SCHOOL OF MINES BAKER UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA MILLSAES COLLEGE LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY TULANE UNIVERSITY SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS UNIVERSITY OF DENVER COLORADO COLLEGE COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES GEORGIA SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA DENISON UNIVERSITY ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE LELAND STANFO UNIVERSITY OF UNIVERSITY OF UNIVERSITY OF UNIVERSITY OF IOWA STATE CO RD, IR., UNIVERSITY CALIFORNIA WASHINGTON OREGON IDAHO LLEGE VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE SOUTHWESTERN PRESBYTERIAN UNIVERSITY MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO WASHINGTON STATE COLLEGE WASHBURN COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE 29 4 I9 ILS T Alpha Kappa Chapter Established in 1892 FRATRES IN FACULTATE DAVID CLINTON GILLESPIE DAVID FLETCHER HOY LEX RAY HESSLER WILLARD WINFIELD ROWLEE EARLE BUDD HOPPER ELMER SETH SAVAGE EDWARD ALBERT WHITE FRATRES IN URBE WILLIAM DELBERT FUNKHOUSER BURTON MILLER LOWE 'ALBERT GARDNER ANDERSON 'ROBERT LUCAS BLANCHARD WILLARD RICHARDSON HEALD EARLE BUDD HOPPER 'DANIEL HENRY MALLAN PAUL DENNISON MATTHEWS 'FRANK NELMS, JR. SENIORS HALFRED BRYAN PATTERSON, JR. 'CHARLES FRANCIS POST 'FRANCIS BLAIR SANDO 'JOHN DAVIS SAUTERS, JR. 'WILLIAM DARLINGTON MULLEN SHUMAN 'CHARLES COOPER STALTER 'EDWIN HEWES THOMAS ROBERT GATES SKINNER CHAUNCEY JUDD STEWART WILLIANI BELL MEGEAR, JR. GEORGE CARSON POTTS ANDREW JACKSON WHITNEY, 3rd, JUNIORS JOHN MEREDITH HOGAN THOMAS WALKER KENNEDY SOPHOMORES RICHARD MARTIN BURI4 JOHN BENJAMIN MCCLATCHY JOHN WIEGAND SNOWDEN, 3rd. E FRESHMEN GEORGE THOMAS CONKLIN HAROLD BROWN HOAG WILLIAM WALLACE NEALE SPENCER TRUMAN OLIN THOMAS ESPY SAUTERS, JR. FRANK HOWARD THOMAS, JR. EDWARD WILSON RICHARD BENTON WHITNEY' .af WTVYWVWV . ,-' 21 ' c A . Aff ,a ' 6-' ., 67QzJppa, SLLQMQ 295 Y .9 P I8 A Ii, :Alia stay., A ' , N If I+.,.eifI. l G' Agp, ' -I -, uh, , - N-Ie. gg, , ,W 5,5815-' ll, 'F I,i,,IS.'g - . T Hlggfhrfiifzii ---B . .1 N is ., I. . 4, , :L H fc' l 'ggi P .f 1 :di M A l IM R f A ,f I I ,E P, ,,, , will ,fab E V . H gif WM I I l A' MAAC!! M flaw gh V , J , M , I II, I, , . , I A c ihwwrp ,, I ., ,I ,QMQII4 ,qw-,...,I,-g'i' i j, .,,:f-- .I 0 ,, ,X H, .gin Wi It . ,LA L . 25 if I Q 4 ,V RQ Q ,LQ fii.J,If ' 9 ,l iver BQ A fi at 'cifqni ,f I e- I -A is Y ., 'QQ I A Zplzcz Zeta Founded at Ohio State University, 1897 TOWNSHEND MORRILL MORROW CORNELL KEDZIE GRANITE NEBRASKA . MASSEY . LA GRANGE . GREEN MOUNTAIN WILSON . BABCOCK CENTENNIAL MAINE MISSOURI ELLICOTT . CALIFORNIA . PURDUE KANSAS DACOTAH KENTUCKY . TENNESSEE . GEORGIA ROLL OF CHAPTERS Ohio State University Pennsylvania State College University of Illinois Cornell University Michigan Agricultural College New Hampshire State College University of Nebraska North Carolina State College University of Minnesota University of Vermont lovva State College University of Wisconsin Colorado Agricultural College University of Maine University of Missouri Washington State College University of California Purdue University University of Kansas North Dakota Agricultural College University of Kentucky University of Tennessee University of Georgia l - if l 296 9 W --- I8 Cornell Chapter Established in 1901 FRATRES IN FACULTATE RALPH WRIGHT CURTIS OLIVER WESLEY DYNES GEORGE WALTER TAILBY, JR. EMIL WORTH VOLZ WESLEY WORTH WARSAW LOUIS ARTHUR ZIMM ALBERT RUSSELL MANN ROYAL GILKEY EARL VOLCART HARDENBURG KENNETH CARTER LIVERMORE FRATRES IN URBE EUGENE CURTIS AUCHTER WAYLAND PATTERSON FROST SENIORS ROSCOE NELSON LADU 'RUSSELL ROBINS LORD 'JAMES LEE ROTHWELL tMAURICE SPENCER RUSSELL 'CARL ARTHUR RUDOLF TINNERHOLM 'HAROLD HURD WIDNEY 'GEORGE TURNER DIBBLE EDGAR LINCOLN FORRESTER CHARLES FRANK GILMAN JOSEPH BRACKIN KIRKLAND 'RONALD GLEN KNAPP JUNIORS 'WILLIAM RUDOLPH BERNARD HINE 'LUTHER CLINTON KIRKLAND 'ARTHUR JOHN MASTERMAN JULIUS EDWARD PARSONS EABRAM SCOTT PEARCE MYERS PETER RASMUSSEN 'DANIEL HEMMINGWAY HELLER JOHN NELSON SPAETH4 'NEWTON EMMETT BEERS RANDOLP MILTON BROWN RRUDOLPH DAVID BURCK FORDYCE CHARLES DEITZ 'GEORGE BENEDICT GORDON DONALD MCKINSTRY GRAY Si I I I I I 3. ,U ,I I I Y I I I I I ' I I I J. I I I I ,I I I 1 ' I I I I I I I I I I I 297 9 B I I H gy ae kll :eff I I A ' 2. ,-u.f4 1 1 gm a W Sf LM - .V ,LL I JNL F rg 1, Founded 1869 I -if '.., 5 N V U Roll Of Chapters .I I 'S 1 4.. QI 1 H V , UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY 1 BETHANY COLLEGE ALBION COLLEGE I MERCER UNIVERSITY STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY I UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA LAFAYETTE COLLEGE I HOWARD COLLEGE COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES NORTH GEORGIA AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON Q WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY CORNELL UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY 1 KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO I EMORY COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN V LEHIGH UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS FI MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY ' UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN fi VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY MISSOURI STATE SCHOOL OF MINES , UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY 5 LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF WEST VIRGINIA I UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO DE PAUW UNIVERSITY IOWA STATE COLLEGE I PURDUE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA I UNIVERSITY OF INDIANA UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS J ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA 5 MOUNT UNION COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON 1 STATE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY JL OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY CASE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE I WILLIAM JEWELL COLLEGE DARTMOUTH COLLEGE I UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY Q UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT LOMBARD UNIVERSITY i NORTH CAROLINA A. 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COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE f ROSE POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY I, TULANE UNIVERSITY OKLAHOMA UNIVERSITY LELAND STANFORD, JR., UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA I UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA DELAWARE STATE COLLEGE QI BROWN UNIVERSITY STETSON UNIVERSITY Q UNIVERSITY OF MAINE MANHATTAN UNIVERSITY 9 UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA COLORADO AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE 4 GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO GEORGIA SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY WASHINGTON STATE COLLEGE J COLGATE UNIVERSITY OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE I MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE 298 I9 I8 Gamma Theta Chapter Established in 1901 FRATRES IN FACULTATE ,,'RALEIGH GILCHRIST 'JOHN GRAHAM THOMPSON CHAUNCEY RUTHVEN MCANLIS DENNIE HAMMOND UDALL HENRY BRUNER SUTTON THOMAS WHITNEY BENSON WELSH - BENJAMIN DUNBAR WILSON FRATRES IN URBE CYRIL YARLING BOWERS -FLOYD BRUCE CHAMBERLAIN A SENIORS 'SPENCER THORNDYKE ALDEN 'FREDERICK WILLIAM MEDLONG 'STEWART CHADWICK 'HAROLD ARTHUR -PULLIAM 'JOHN MURRAY MCCLELLAN 'JAMES MCKENDREE REILEY JUNIORS 'CHARLES WHEATON ALLEN 'JAMES CAMPBELL MACDOUGALL MAHLON HENRY BEAKES 'EDWARD BURNHAM MCELROY 'GEORGE ALDEN BENTON, JR. 'EDWARD ELLINGTON NEILL 'MERVIN CASE PAUL FORDHAM NUGENT WELLEORN ESTES 'WILLIAM KENNETH PATTERSON 'SAMUEL COLVER GIST, JR. 'JOHN BOWMAN PLATT 'WILLIAM WHITE SOPHOMORES PAUL LATAUNT BLEAKLEY MAXWELL WALTHOUR LIPPITT JOHN NIXON BULLEN 'RICHARD MARTIN JOHN CRAWFORD CRAWFORD PAUL HARDING MINTON HENRY GARRISON CUNDELL 'RALPH MOSHIER RUSSELL HARDING FOGG RUSSELL JOHN NADHERNY DOUGLAS LEE ROOT FRESHMEN J STAFFORD BACON BEACH WALTER GRAY KING ROBERT PATTERSON CRAWFORD EDMOND MARTIN CHARLES BURROWS JACOBS, JR. WILLIAM RUDOLPH RAFFLOER DOUGLAS HAROLD JOHNSON - EDWARD BERRIEN SANDERS - JEROME GEORGE SCHNEIDER bligma JVM 299 x 'H rf q w H -IV, ,W-v nv 1' . ,. -N W hair. 'Mya 'xy W - -Mr ' W- 2 m'1 ' ' .'zFff'--JI4EW'f ,.W,m-.,p f 1: 1 - , if-QQQQM' ,,. .. - w x 7? ' L 3 ' mv A f, ,W N M W J U M M 2 ,AM Axewfh HN ' :kiwi 'X NAIVJL X X , H ' -V J Q H X' 4 ,Q 4. . MLW . QW vm 1 ,iff ' 'Q J. -Q, JWZUF . 42 300 I9 'N' I8 Phi Delta Sigma Established 1902 ERATRES IN EACULTATE ' 'THOMAS ROLAND BRIGGS RJULIAN DANA CORRINGTON 'CHARLES ANTONINUS CARROLL FRED WALDORF STEWART FRATRES IN URBE EHARRY GIFFORD BULL 'SAMUEL ARCHER MUNFORD 'MARTIN BUELL TINKER O SENIORS RICHARD KUCHER HOAGLAND 'HENRY CHRISTIAN CARL KUCHLER CHARLES VICTOR PARSELL, JR. JUNIORS HARRY GRISWOLD CHAPIN FORD HAPGOOD MCBERTY ALMON JAMES FOWLER ARTHUR EDWARD MIDDLEHURST EARLE COLE HUNT PERCY SUYDAM WILSON SOPHOMORES WILLARD RIEHLMAN BARRETT SCHUYLER ALDEN PERRINE ROGER SCUREMAN CLARK I ROBERT CECIL POOLEY PHILIP DOUGLAS RUPERT L- FRESHMEN EDWIN DEMETRIUS MINER CRAIG SANDFORD RICHARD KENDRICK PARSELL HARRY WILT SCUREMAN ALONSO ERMILO PALOMEQUE EDWARD BAKER SELIGMANN FREEMAN ROBERT SWIFT I 501 ALPHA BETA GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ZETA ETA THETA IOTA KAPPA LAMBDA MU NU X1 OMICRON P1 Ruo SIGMA TAU UPSILON PHI XI' if . TI if 1 - fl Us fm, 'A ,L a f ' J ogg-gr ii I-I AAA. . 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P11 59 Theta Xi Founded 1864 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Sheffield Scientific School, Yale Stevens Institute of Technology Massachusetts Institute of Technology Columbia University Cornell University Lehigh University Purdue University Washington University Rose Polytechnic Institute Pennsylvania State College Iowa State University University of California Iowa University University of Pennsylvania Carnegie Institute of Technology University of Texas University of Michigan Leland Stanford, Ir., University University of Washington University of Wisconsin 302 g'- T 6 I8 Zeta Chapter 'CHARLES WARD COMSTOCK 'JOHN KENNARD CONANT BMELVIN ABBOTT CONANT FFINLAY ERSKINE FORBES Established in 1903 SENIORS 'VICTOR BUDD GEIBEL 'JAMES ELMER HARRINGTON 'NORMAN GEORGE MARTIN 'ARTHUR LEWIS MARTSOLF 'LUTHER LOCKE RICHARDSON 'DONALD DUDLESTON BARN RAYNARD CHRISTIANSON EMIN HASSAN 'RAYMOND KELLOGG HOWE HENRY JOHN BENISCH HUGH RODERICK CARR EDGAR WOLCOTT FOSTER JOHN EVERETT HARDY 'ANDREW JAMES RONALD H HAROLD TALBOT LACEY WILLIAM HILBERT BLACK, WILLIAM WORDEN BOLTON THEODORE BOWMAN DONALD ATKINS HOWE JOHN MATHEW MALONEY JUNIORS ES 'WILLIS EDWARD HUGHES HENRY ROHRER MILLER 'KIRK MENDENHALL REID 'LAWRENCE STUART WATERBURY SOPHOMORES 'CHARLES RONALD MATHER 'EDWARD LLEWELYWN MATHEWS GEORGE ELLIS QUIMBY 'WATSON LEWIS SAVAGE, JR. ELPS COLEMAN HOBART SHERWOOD ALANSON FOLLANSBEE SMITH FRESHMEN CHARLES ELLISON MARTIN KENNETH FRANK PRESTON HUBERT SMITH RAYNOR M. GERALD SULLIVAN MATHEW ROLF VEA JR. fa, 303 ,Q 45 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 ,1 '111 ' 11. 1 , , 1 - 1 1111 1111 jx .W ,. 1 1 f 1.25.1351 ,, - hi! '11'1L1g1g1 I 1 1 1 ' ' ' 111.1 1111: 1 f E 115-11p 11 111'f191 1 151 .' 'Y ' 111, 1 -1 '31 1'1f1. 1' 1 1 M 11 19 1 .11 , , ' 11313511 1 ,111-11. 111,11--71.11. L , ,. 1 14 'W773' 9 f:'5U V' 'i1T'1'1Jf1Tf1kFZ Jf11 W: V 1 1 11111 11, 11 Ha jj A 1 Y -111 1 1 1 1 4' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Q 1 1 31 1 1 11 11'1 1rZW1 '1'111' 1 11 1 H111 11 ,WEt P n l 111 1111a1!lN 1 1 111 1 1 11 ,, 11 I1 I1 in 5 V MA J 1+ If 11 EW 1 1'4'L1i1!Mr, 1 11 1 M T 1 L 1 1 N11 I 111 Q, 'ff 11 r L 11111, '11 1 fav 1 11' 1 1 'W y ' Jr 15 ' M ' ll F irq xx f WL I 11 I 195 , I -ff' H, '.+f1'l55 1 1 ' Za, ' A1 1 L Q 11 4 1 11, 1 ' vt 1 1.1 5 111' 1 I lg rx ' ,P 11? ' 1 : 1 , 11 1f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 m 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7+- :n ---- -.-,Y YY 77 , ' , ,Q sa, Em, 304 --I Sf- - I Zodiac Established in 1904 FRATRES IN FACULTATE JOSEPH QUINCY ADAMS CARL CRANDALL 'GEORGE GLEASON BOGERT ,GEORGE ABRAM EVERETT . CLARK SUTHERLAND NORTHUP - FRATRES IN URBE tGEOFFREY MINTO JAMES WILLIAM FORREST WILLIAM HAZLITT SMITH W I SENIORS J 'JOHN BOWKER 'ROBERT PARKS GRANT, JR. 'ARTHUR HERBERT DALZELL A 'DONALD HARMON HERSHEY 'PHILIP LANGFORD DAVIDSON 'WALTER FOX SMITH 'THEODORE EMMETT GATY, JR. GLENN WILLIAM SUTTON JUNIORS EDWIN BLAKE BICKFORD 'RAYMOND LYLE READING 'JOSEPH WALTON BOLGIANO 'HAROLD MEADE SMITH 'WILLIAM ROBBINS HOCKING 'GEORGE STONE 'JAMES WILLIAM TISDALE u SOPHOMORES ALLERTON EDDY - JOHN MILTON MESSINGER 'JESSE WARREN FLECK A DONALD FORSYTH PECK RUSSELL OLIN HOOKER J WILFRID WEBER EVERETT WINFIELD LINS 'HAROLD RUNYON YOUNG ' FRESHMEN BARCLAY DEAN , WENDELL FOSTER ROBERTS ROLAND KENAH LINTON STONE Zpciiao - 1 I - Q u 305 9-------we------.8 1 ' 1 n1 kl11lilU1I1MvQ5111'mlMi' Q .gf- 'n5 fl r W, , Hhll1 muE1h lklnv'i W i I 5 9 lin., I+ as nr V 5 .i 1, 45 I ' 306 20 I------G-W---.8 Seal and Serpent Established 1905 FRATER IN FACULTATE 'JOSEPH WILLIAM GAVETT, JR. E SENIORS NORMAN CLARK BABCOCK RUSSEL BEAUMONT EVANS EDWIN IRVING CONNOR 'ROBERT MALCOLM GAVETT BRYAN STERLING DAVIS HENRY JESS SENECAL 'ROGER EASTMAN A 'NORMAN MURDOCK TINKHAM . JUNIORS MILTON BAILEY ' 'GEORGE WHITE BAIRD ROGER BAILEY 'ALLEN ELLSWORTH HILDRETH 'SAMUEL GRANT KENT SOPHOMORES 'EDWIN WOODWARD ALLEN GEORGE FITZ RANDOLPH POLLARD 'FRANK MCCULLOUGH A WALTER CAMERON ROBERTS I RFRESHMEN EUGENE BREWSTER ALBERT ALSTON GOESSLING JAMES BRITTON CRABTREE BURNETT ALLEN REEVES DEAN HASBROUCH GALLAGHER WILLIAM HENRY ROMETSOH, IR. A R A Y Seal and Serpent' 30 lg Q I8 Zeta Beta Tau Founded 1898 ROLL OF CHAPTERS ALPHA . . College of the City of New York DELTA Columbia University EPSILON New York University THETA University of Pennsylvania KAPPA Cornell University MU Boston University LAMBDA Western Reserve University ZETA Case School of Applied Science SIGMA Tulane University ETA Union University IOTA Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute NU Ohio State University XI Massachusetts Institute of Technology OMICRON Syracuse University RHO University of Illinois PI Louisiana State University PHI University of Michigan TAU Harvard University UPSILON McGill University CHI University of Virginia Psi University of Alabama OMEGA University of Missouri I a m, -, ,,. L- . L I 308 99 ' Q I8 Kapva Chapter Established in 1907 FRATRES IN URBE , ISAAC KARL BERNSTEIN ABRAHAM WILFRED FEINBERG f BEZRA JOHN FEINBERG SENIORS 'JACK AUGENELICK JACK ALBERT GUGGENHEIM BERNARDFRANK BURGUNDER 'FREDERICK LEOPOLD KATZ DUDLEY CRAWFORD COHEN 'VICTOR ROSSMAN KAUFMANN 'BENJAMIN HERBERT LUSTBERG JUNIORS ARTHUR ALOE 'HAROLD FRANK MILLER BRUNO VOLTAIRE BITKER 'STEPHEN LOUIS NORDLINGER MERWIN JESSE FINKELSTEIN ABNER JOSEPH RUBIN ALFRED ELIAS FISCHER ALFRED MORTON SAPERSTON SOPHOMORES PAUL BENJAMIN FRANKLIN LEONARD MAX MASIUS ROMAN JACOB GREIL 'DAVID BYRON OLSAN BENJAMIN WALTER HIRSH, JR. EDWARD JOSEPH REGENSBURG WALTER MARX SAMUEL ALBERT SACK SAMUEL JOSEPH SOLOMON F RESHMEN EUGENE ALBERT ASCHAFFENBURG LOUIS EDGAR LEYENS GEORGE FALK GERSHEL HOWARD TRUMAN SAPERSTON ERICVDONALD HIRSCH SAUL LOUIS VOGEL ELMER DEROY LEVY ALVIN EMIL WEST Zia, Ygeiaf qgu, 309 I9 I8 . Q 1' 3, 'S If ,, f r' 1' TX 3X,,.KTf 0? if A 'A N' 1 E Hd. ' ' Fx? ' Q e aves X 'A 2 ' ,-A' of :g.'3:1:4 :IgJ:If 2 N 'f l A!! 0 in , N W SEED A , . +5555 3,5 E GJ ' 1:1559 ? 'fa , ,l ,f ' 'nw 'M' 10 I 'E I9 L8 czppa PS2 ' Founded in 1907 SENIORS CHARLES DWIGHT BOIES CHARLES RUTHFORD INGLEE DWIN JOHN CARPENTER, JR. GEORGE D,ESTERRE SPENCER' HCLIFFORD CONKLIN EDWARDS 'GEORGE FITCH WHITE JUNIORS 'DONALD COCKCROFT 'WALLACE ADDISON HOWES JAMES RICHARD COOK RICHARD EARL LASHER ALFRED HALE DAVIS 'WILLIAM FREDERIC MENTZINGER MAYNARD ERWIN HALL HAROLD EUGENE SIMPSON FREDERIC THOMAS HENRY I 'EUGENE ZEINER SOPHOMORES tMERLE LESLIE COCKCROFT MILTON ALPHONSE KOEHLER EDWIN KNAUSS ORSON RUPERT ROESON OSCAR HAYEN STOVER qfappa 73.915 311 ALPHA BETA GAMMA DELTA EPs1LoN ZETA ETA THETA IOTA KAPPA Q ,-T - in , ' iff . ,,:. T ., 7 N W M ' eww ' Alpha Psi Founded in 1907 ROLL OF CHAPTERS University of Ohio Cornell University University of Illinois University of Colorado University of South Dakota University of North Carolina Kansas City Veterinary College University of Alabama Michigan Agricultural College University of Oregon R12 9 I8 PIERRE AUGUSTINE FISH JAMES NATHAN FROST WILLIAM ARTHUR HAGAN A. CAMERON GOEE WILLIAM ARTHUR BILLINGS DON AROL BOARDMAN CHARLES ELMER BROWN WRIGHT AEEL BRUNSON JOSEPH MICHAEL FLANNERY HOWARD FORDHAM F LEMIN-G WALTER EMMET GILROY THADDEUS LAMAR GLENN Beta Chapter Established in 1907 FRATRES IN FACULTATE FREDERICK FRITZ KOENIG VIERANUS ALvA MOORE WILLIAM EDWARD MULDOON FRATRES IN URBE EARL SUNDERVILLE WALTER DENSLOW WAY WALTER LONG WILLIAMS - RAYMOND VAN ORMAN SENIORS GEORGE HUNT FLOYD PHILIP HUST DUBOIS JENKINS EDWARD WILLIAM LAWARE HARSEY KING LEOYNARD LOUIS MARTIN LOLTNSBERY BENJAMIN BRISTOL LOVELAND JOHN LEON MCAULIFF RAYMOND VAUGHN GORTON FSTANLEY BRITTIAN MCCUNE PAUL ROSWELL HOUGHTON 'ROBERT ASA MCKINNEY FLOYD ERWIN HOYT KENNETH SCHUYLER FRIDERICI ORLAND HELNIS ROY JOHNSTON LAWRENCE ROBERT BOWER ELLSWORTH SHEFFER BROWN LOREN NEWELL DODGE 5mSKm'L.'1S 2aAZ9b - Aw, r-A -Z.-f7,f.Qf:4.Z,5i.3g7I.w..mR-,E MILES CAPRON MARKHAM SOPHOMORES JOHN LAUGHLIN ADRIAN MORSE MILLS ELLIS LINDSEY MONTFORT JAMES RICHARD VARLEY FRESHMEN WALTER JAY HALL GLENN DOUGLAS HARMON '3f77.Q7E2E45?.iPZk2?b,'?Et?Z'-3 ?.H'l 5 HERMAN WILLIAM MEYER WILBUR HERRICK POTTER EGLENN JOHN POWELL RALPH SNOW FENNER CARLTON SMITH WALTER SNYDER 'JAY GRIEFITH TOWNSEND LYNN HOWARD TRIPP MATTHEW FRANKLIN WHITMORE MARSHALL FISKE WILKINSON HARRY WYNNE WELLINGTON EDWARD PARKS DONALD LINUS PEASE MELVIN CHARLES REINHARD ALFRED WILLIAM MEYER HERNANDO SALCEDO DONALD FAY TAYLOR l - , QHQUAQ Si 313 I9 I8 PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI l . if . I , A E A - 2222?- lllllll - I llllllllt N f I I I A' I ,P N r Il I I I I i' PX J U ' V A lpfza 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 GAMMA . , Wesleyan University IOTA . ' . Allegheny College KAPPA . . University of Illinois LAMBDA . Pennsylvania State -College nl. ' 31-1 ... .. gy, .... Phi Theta Chapter Established in 1908 SENIORS FREDERICK HENRY EISENBRANDT 'WARREN ISRAEL HUCKINS GARRET FREDERICK MEYER 'WALTER HAROLD SODERHOLM GURDON BULL STEVENS 'GEORGE LAURENCE LINDSLEY 'ERNEST ARTHUR WILLIAMS , 'WILLIAM JOTHUM BEMUS 'THOMAS CHARLES COWELL 'ARTHUR GERALD HAEN RAYMOND JOHN HEMPHILL FREDERICK FISHER HUBACH 'HAROLD SCHWINN KENNEDY JUNIORS, 'GEORGE HAIL LEWJIS 'HARRY EUGENE MURRAY THEODORE GEORGE RAPP HHUBERT KLING SNIVELY 'HAROLD ARTHUR WHITTAKER WALTER KENDALL WIPPERMAN SOPHOMORES 'BYRON MARION BILLHARDT ALBERT MARION CROXTON ALEXANDER SCHULTZ EISENBRANDT ROBERT BROWN FALCONER ANDREW JOSEPH HEMMER 'HAROLD ALDEN JEWETT DAVIES JOHNSON 'MERRILL COLLIER LOETON LEO VALENTINE MARKTHALER 'EDWARD NASH KENNETH FRANKLIN SIMPSON ELLIOT BOUGHTON SMITH 'HERBERT CROMMELIN SMYTHE, 'ARTHUR MATHEW WEST tPERCY HASSELLE WOOD FRESHMEN EARL RAYMOND ANDREW FRANK MILLER FALCONER JOSEPH MILLER UHL QZZDACZ Chi YEAO 315 9 G I8 ALPHA DELTA ZETA ETA THETA IOTA KAPPA LAMBDA BETA MU GAMMA EPSILON NU OMICRON X1 P1 RHO SIGMA x Kiki 11 aa, N 1,-,5'.i 1J I ,,5 :w' W 4 I-WEL. uh:-1 ' .1 47 O ' as A ww F.tefc':1 a f Q ig: N a I if ip, ' wg Q f -41 x 'fox .4 i F Q S,,I:L' ,. 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A - - 0 , 7'E7':yIS: Ex5'Y 'Q Alpha Sigma Phi Founded at Yale 1845 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Yale University Marietta College Ohio State University University of Illinois University of Michigan Cornell University University of Wisconsin ' Columbia University Harvard University University of Washington Massachusetts Agricultural College Ohio Wesleyan University University of California University of Pennsylvania University of Nebraska Colorado University University of Minnesota University of Kentucky 316 I9 l8 Iota Chapter ' Established in 1909 li 'I J FRATRES IN FACULTATE I ARTHUR WITTER GILBERT VICTOR FERDINAND TAPKE ,W - FRATRES IN URBE CLAYTON WORTH COUSENS ANDREW DICKSON WHITE ' SENIORS lj 'WALTER BUSWELL BALCH CUYLER SHAW PATTON 1' 'LEICESTER WRIGHT FISHER 'JULIAN FLAD STURTEVANT 33 RAYBURN WEEKS HEMPHILL 'JOSEPH ALBERT THOMAS 'RUPERT CARROLL KUHN 'RALPH SUTHERLAND WESTING ' CHARLES EMMANUEL JOHN MODJESKI 'CLAYTON ADRIAN WOLEE f HARRY CORDERY MOORE BLORIN WILLIAMS ZELTNER I JUNIORS X' 'CLARKE RI-IINEHART JACKSON WESTON ROGER REESE ' GEORGE HUNT LENT 'NORTON WELLS WALKER ., CHARLES BOYD LOWE DEAN CUSHING WIGGINS 1 Cl-EARLES ETHELBERT HOOVER ROLAND ALFRED WOOD T SOPHOMORES A A JOHN ROBERTS AIKENS 'RALPH OWENS ' THOMAS MUELLER BALL HECTOR BRANFORD SAMPSON A 'WILLIAM BOONE DOUGLAS 'RAYMOND DEWITT VELSEY 1 EDGERTON KAYE HUNTER WILLIAM ALLEN WALKER Q WILLIAM CHARLES WOHLWEND 7 FRESHMEN 5 DANIEL SAYRE BEAM FRANK WILLIAM GUMBOLDT 1 GARRETT DENYCE DURYEA ROBERT ST. JOHN ORMISTON HENRY BERNHARD GLATHE GEORGE WILLIAM ANTON SAAM CVQQZLQ IC?'7fVLG, - 1 l T l 1 i 317 .----- 1 evesee -.. . CID e- ee . 2 E 3 XX 'hs WX livsllijlltf Z 'll Ili. Z' , Sigma Phi Sigma Founded in 1904 ROLL OF CHAPTERS ALPHA University of Pennsylvania DELTA Maryland State College EPSILON . University of California GAMMA Cornell University 318 CHARLES EDWARD O,ROURKE NORMAN WINFIELD BARRETT 'JAMES LEWIS BERSTON HERBERT LAIRD GARY 'ROBERT LEROY CLEAR 'WILLIAM BARTON GR-EENWOO HAROLD CLAYTON GRINNELL 'ROMEYN BECK HOUOI-I, JR. RALPH HAMILTON BYRD WILLIAM DOUGLAS ELLIS DAVID COOLEY FORD ALFRED GRAHAM HANCOCK HAROLD ARTHUR HARTT RUSSELL WARREN GRAY JAMES EDWARD KIMBALL REX MCREYNOLDS X! Gamma Chavtefr Established in 1910 FRATRES IN FACULTATE MAURICE CHASE BURRITT OLNEY BROWN KENT GILBERT WARREN PECK FRATRES IN URBE D RODNEY WESSON PEASE Y SENIORS A FRANK LESTER KNOWLTON STANLEY MARION' NORWOOD PAUL LIVINGSTON SULLIVAN JUNIORS CARL VICTOR JOHNSON HENRY LLOYD PULFORD PHILIP RYAN HARRY GEORGE WARDENBURG SOPHOMORES 'JAMES INGLIS JOHN DONALD MEIKLE JOSEPH RUSSELL PAGE CLIFTON ROOT SANBORN JAMES HENRY WINTER FRESHMEN WILLIAM HENRY PARKER HAROLD LAWTON SCHULTZ THEODORE EDWARD WARREN Szlgma 319 I9 9 1 I 1 4 lik: .A . QQ h X s I t If .awp I 'IQ . 'f X X ,f is X 9,4 x573i1SL , I XX x iffy Q X . XX Nl' xv X 0,2 I x v '1'2 ' 4 ,- K ff K- K ' S' , 4 ,W ' Q 43' X H , . W , f. . F X- rw ff' x . Y 'h -gi? W 4 1 f 4550919 H54 3, xi I X XX I 9 X QFKQL 'J XJ' X 'fzsmlii 'VA A ' 1 1 to W I Beta Samach ' Founded in 1910 ROLL OF CHAPTERS ' ALPHA Cornell University BETA Pennsylvania State College I 20 3 I9 I8 I Alpha Chapter Established in 1910 ' SENIORS JOSEPH GEORGE FINKLESTEIN HENRY EDWARD NIRENBERG LEMUEL CARO GOLDSTEIN BENJAMIN PEPPER BERTRAM RUDOLPH NIRENBERG SAMSON ABRAHAM SELEY JUNIORS LEONARD ACKER LEON TRUMAN SCHEINHOUSE ALLEYNE HENRY BRUCKHEIMER GEORGE KENNETH STERN ARNOLD KLINE FREDERICK ENGELS STONE SOPHOMORES I MILES BYRON CHELIMER EMIL KLINE SAMUEL HARRY MILSTEIN ' FRESHMEN WILLIAM FRIEDMAN CHARLES SABATH HERMAN METZGER BERNARD SOBOL , ISIDORE WERBOLOVSKY Ee id Samacfzl, . . 1 i In I - 21 321 9 Q I8 ,KX - is vs.. 1 ' Q fwiqsggf tha Va DEW v., A P X dl -lg l 1 'r I lla? l . 3' N ' ll lf? , I 'B ' Egifwwf ' A A PAAUKAL W rf? ' AWWJHHQWUQ il d lwmiiw-PM - A fix it ,Q A R . Phi Kappa Sigma Founded at University of Pennsylvania 1850 ALPHA DELTA EPSILON ZETA . ETA . IOTA . MU . RHo . TAU , UPSILON PHI . . Psi . . ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA GAMMA ALPHA DELTA ALPHA EPSILON ALPHA ZETA ALPHA THETA ALPHA IOTA ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA LAMBDA ALPHA MU . ALPHA NU . ALPHA X1 . ALPHA OMICRON ALPHA P1 . ALPHA RHO . ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA TAU . ROLL OF CHAPTERS 322 University of Pennsylvania Washington and JeH7erson College Dickinson College Franklin and Marshall College University of Virginia Columbia University Tulane University Unversity of Illinois Randolph-Macon College A Northwestern University Richmond College - . Pennsylvania State College Washington and Lee University University of West Virginia University of Maine Armour Instituteiof Technology University of Maryland University of Wisconsin Vanderbilt University University of Alabama University of California Massachusetts Inst. of Technology Georgia School of Technology Purdue University University of Michigan University of Chicago Cornell University University of Minnesota Leland Stanford, Jr., University I9 I8 Alpha ho lzapter Established in 1911 ' FRATRES IN FACULTATE 'WILLIAM EDWARD BEITZ LEONARD ALEXANDER LAWRENCE HORACE LEONARD JONES MARTIN WRIGHT SAMPSON FRATRES IN URBE EUGENE BAKER TEVERETT RALPH MORSE 'GEORGE CROOK BALDWIN 'ALAN HENDRIE BEGGS WILLIAM EDWARD BLEWETT NELSON WARREN CORNELL 'WILLIAM ANTHONY CULKIN MALCOLM HINRICHS FIELD CLIFFORD RONALD GARMEY 'JAMES KING AIMER 'REGINALD HEDLEY COE SENIORS JUNIORS FREDERICK ROBINSON ALFRED BISSELL WRAY 'EDWARD RUSZITS HAWKINS PAUL WALKER LONG tRUDOLPH GEORGE SCHAAF 'JESSE SWEENEY TAYLOR RKIRKLAND WILEY TODD 'THOMAS TURNBULL, 3rd. STANLEY MORTIMORE WARD 'SIDNEY WATSON HOPKINS 'EDWARD HARGRAVE PATTISON 'LOWELL HOBART RILEY CHRISTOPHER MINTA CORDLEY JAMES EDWARD SCHAAF SOPHOMORES 'WILLIAM WALTER CRAIG DEMETRIUS WILEUR GRISWOLD PAUL WOODHULL DRAKE LOUIS HAROLD HINRICHS HENRY EWALD, JR. DONALD ETHELBERT LEITH EDWARD RIDLEY GERKEN EDWARD HARVEY LONG MAITLAND BERTRAM PETRIE FRESHMEN ALBERT STANLEY DUNCAN BENJAMIN PHILIP GARTON EDWARD ELISHA GRAY, JR. LINSLEY SHEPARD GRAY HOWARD HARVEY HITCHCOCK HAROLD MILLER LEINBACH GALLOWAY CHESTON MORRIS, 3rd BAYARD EUGENE TAYLOR CURTIS 'HUSSEY TURNBULL Tplul GIG-qzppa Q9'?'f'LCL 323 I9 B ALPHA GAMMA DELTA EPSILON A ZETA . . GAMMA SIGMA LAMBDA THETA IOTA I ... T.- i iw it N wg 0' 0 1 r 3 5 fs .-U, ii Wim 45 ' 1.2-J' Sm Wifi 'g1f'h fs 3 fill J ' ' ,, filth ,Y ,' uw :4Eni ,:.l.dI- 15 , 34x 31 lk ,,4,, ' ji, su Ps: 5' 51- is 'ily-' .. mn . 6 . :wx 9 -A - 1-sible-Y:1Z5w:l,i15 i-122. r ' ' f.,2ff.'f -QMS Wh. ,, f, --,fl-ft.:-.:-f ,r,15i. f ',1e4- -, 91455 fi -1 'ff i 5 ' I . :f,.4'1.. 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K, mos ATN Pi Lambda Phi Founded 1895 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Columbia University New York University Cornell University University of Michigan University of Pennsylvania University of Pittsburg Lehigh University , Stevens Institute of Technology Yale University 324 9 ' B Delta Chapter ' Established in 1911 FRATER IN URBE PHILLIP CLINTON SAINBURG SENIORS LEONARD BICHWIT FRANK VICTOR FRIEDLANDER 'SIGMAR KAISER-HOFELLER JUNIORS I JEROME GLASER HROBERT HOFELLER NEVILLE KAISER HOFELLER MAX JAMPOL 1 BERNARD MINDES SOPHOMORES SEYMOUR ROSENBLOOM ASKIN MITCHELL SHEFFER SIEGFRIED PREVIN ABRAHAM LEWIS SPITZER FRESHMEN HAROLD JEROME FRANK HENRY LEVENE LASKAR KAHN ALFRED JACOB LOEW LOUIS KAISER HARRY LOUIS POLLACK HAROLD JULIEN LANDE ISADOR SAMUEL WORTH 5295 lgzmbcfa, 73115 ROLL OF CHAPTERS I9 'G' I IPIIIIIIIIIIIIIIQII IIIIIIIIIII Il Sl if 5 'Rig' an I f r-AJJAI Eb 5' IL ,Q I I I . IIIIIIIII I Sigma Phi Epsilon Pounded l9OI VIRGINIA ALPHA . WEST VIRGINIA BETA PENNSYLVANIA DELTA COLORADO ALPHA . VIRGINIA DELTA . OHIO ALPH-A . . NORTH CAROLINA BETA INDIANA ALPHA . NEW YORK ALPHA . VIRGINIA EPSILON . VIRGINIA ZETA . GEORGIA ALPHA DELAWARE ALPHA . VIRGINIA ETA . . ARKANSAS ALPHA . PENNSYLVANIA EPSILON OHIO GAMMA . . VERMONT ALPHA . ALABAMA ALPHA . NORTH CAROLINA GAMMA NEW HAMPSHIRE ALPHA DIST. OF COLUMBIA ALPHA Richmond College West 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-Macon 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 KANSAS ALPHA .... I . Baker University CALIFORNIA ALPHA . . . University of California NEBRASKA ALPHA . University of Nebraska WASHINGTON ALPHA , State College of Washington MASSACHUSETTS ALPHA Massachusetts Agricultural Co lege NEW YORI4 BETA . Cornell University RHODE ISLAND ALPHA Brown University MICHIGAN ALPHA . University of Michigan IOWA ALPHA . , Iowa Wesleyan College COLORADO BETA University of Denver TENNESSEE ALPHA . University of Tennessee MISSOURI ALPHA University of Missouri WISCONSIN ALPHA . Lawrence College PENNSYLVANIA ETA . Pennsylvania State College OHIO EPSILON . . Ohio Wesleyan University COLORADO GAMMA . Colorado Agricultural College MINNESOTA ALPHA . University of Minnesota IOWA BETA . Iowa State College IOWA GAMMA . University of Iowa ILLINOIS ALPHA University of Illinois 1 l - 326 New Ork Beta Chapter Established in 1912 FRATRES IN FACULTATE 'WALTER LICHENTHALER CONWELL OSCAR DIEDERICH VON ENGELN DONALD ENGLISH FRATRES IN URBE HENRY CLARK BALDWIN JAMES ALEXANDER MCKINNEY CHARLES CLIFFORD GARSIDE JAMES FERRIS MCKINNEY VICTOR LARUE KLEE SENIORS 'THOMAS LEROY BAUGHER 'JOHN THOMAS EILENBERGER 'WILLIAM HOLLINCSWORTH ERSKINE TMANLEY STOWELL INSCHO TALBOT MARION MALCOLM 'JAMES ARMAND MEISSNER JAMES BENEDICT MOREY 'WILL BROWN MURPHEY 'ROBERT EMMETT RYEBSON STANLEY NEWMAN SHAW KARL MERNER STAEBLER THOMAS GRAECEN WEILLEPP JUNIORS HARRY LUCIUS ALDRICH 'FRANK CARLTON KINGSLAND ARTHUR BRUCE BOEHM 'LELAND FOREMAN NOBLE 'WALLACE VINCENT CUNNEEN 'FRED JOWETT TAPLEY 'KENNETH MCINTYRE DOTY 'JOHN LANNING TAYLOR BYRON HICKS ,'WAL1'ER DEWITT THOMPSON HARRY BROOKS HOFFMAN HOWARD MARVIN WHITCOMB SOPHOMORES T1-IAD LUMPKIN COLLUM 'MARTIN FROBISHER, JR. HAROLD GRANT DAVIS ROBERT HALGIN GREENE EMMET HARRY DODGE WICKHAM HARTZELL QUINAN 'JOHN OWEN WILSON DONALDSON KENNETH MARSHALL SHAW WADE INSKEEP WILSON FRESHMEN IRVING BOSLEY BAUGHER - BENJAMIN AMOS CUNNINGHAM HAROLD EDMUND BRENNAN JOSEPH DEWEY DUNLEAVY CLARENCE WESLEY BROWN DAVID HALLIDAY MOFFA1' MURRILL HAMILTON FORSTER ' ' gyma Cgpsilonv 327 9 I8 .Q . - 5,21 ' , 1 i 1. -. M' . X , A .1 : f 4:z.,.v-1:1 I as ' A, , , I 1 A A. T. A . 145' ' .A A f i f.i-ffgfiz .e,A: ' . A ,,,,.. as Q 'T f mq . A '--' WM ,At , I : N , iz I va, .,,. ..,, , ,, - ei: T. x,.k: , V l.'-A V, Alvk , K V , C A vi fA- , I ,A I 'A '- I 5161?-:E-1-Av, 1- , ' ,--, , 5 I ji i',.Q1.1, .-, ,: 1 . R - - A- -P .mwrf , .. , Q f l -'h- 'fl f I ' f'iZ-Tif ',.. I ....,..., -' . f f y' AA'L' x iii:-A G' - I2-1,2',2 z'i.':1 A SK S?-5329-f1 ,A,,, ..., A ieie 'Ai .,, . ,A .,, - ALPHA BETA GAMMA DELTA EPsiLoN ZETA ETA THETA IOTA KAPPA LAMBDA MU X1 . NU . OMICRON P1 . RHo SIGMA TAU UPSILON PHI . .aww X ,Ns5f9,,y.,:1-115,-.-zzri-Ts,:.:4:',::,.74z::.A-1.--fl ., . t...,mvm.1 ,a,.,f.a. ...V , -- ,, ,, -.., , .,.t.,..,,., - V A 'Theta Chi Founded 1856 ROLL OF CHAPTERS 328 Norwich University ' Massachusetts Inst. of Technology University of Maine 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 4 I-Iampden-Sidney College Richmond College Dickinson College University of Illinois Oregon Agricultural College University of Florida i New York University North Dakota Agricultural College 9 I8 Lambda Chapter Established in 1912 FRATRES IN URBE WILSON FIELDS DEGROAT JAMES EVART MATTHEWS MELVILLE WILSON ROBINSON SENIORS A ALBERT STUART ANGUS 'ROBERT BERNE HOGAN 'CLARENCE DALLY COULTER STACY GEORGE KIRCHER 'EARL FREDERICK HIGHHOUSE 'JOSEPH HILL LAY I 'FRANK HERBERT HODGMAN, JR. SAWYER THOMPSON JUNIORS 'CHESTER WRIGHT BISSELL HENRY JACOB KALTENTHALER, J WILLIAM HARRY BLEW 'WALTER THOMAS PAINE WILLIAM HARRISON, JR. HENRY GEORGE SCHMIDT WALTER LEE SCOTT SOPHOMORES GEORGE EATON CARLL 'CLARENCE BARON HUNT SAMUEL MEADE COOMBS, JR. DAVID VICTOR LUMSDEN CHARLES HENRY COOPER PAUL EVERETT PARKER 'JAMES BLAINE FRYE WILLIAM SCRIVENER RURODE THORNE COMINGS HULBERT LESLIE BOWER TOWNSEND FRESHMEN OLIVER ELMORE EVERETT LEONARD MUNROE SHULL WILLIAM MACBRIDE YOUNG 1 QZQLTCL ' '39 as W' I8 Q5119 3 F -, x ,,,, fy , 'Neg , P7 ,. L wi 4' ti? 'if wffifff-'i ' vi g, THQ, Z v Il r-'14pi In -mix. 'P C 330 - I9 IB Eleusis Founded in 1912 F RATRES IN FACULTATE A ALLAN CAMERON FRASER MORTIMER DEMAREST LEONARD CEDRIC HAY GUISE HAROLD LYLE REED FRATER IN URBE ' DAVID EARL MATTERN SENIORS STANLEY JEWETT ANGELL 'WILLIS EDGAR PENEIELD 'DONALD DURIE LEONARD ROBERT NORTON REYNOLDS JUNIORS CARL CHRISTOPHER CHAMBERLAIN 'JAMES KENNETH MAWHA 'EZRA HALSEY DAY 'MARSHALL GEORGE PENFIELD 'JAMES MICHAEL DE LANEY EGAGE BOUTON SWIFT 'ANDREW JACK FRANK JOSIAH WALRATH 'RALPH GEORGE WEST SOPHOMORES CHARLES MARSHALL CORMACK RICHARD FREDERICK HUMPHREY GILBERT HENRY DUSMAN DEYO WAY JOHNSON WILLIAM HENRY GAUGER 'JOSEPH EARL SEITER RUSSELL EVANS HANFORD GORDON JOHN MERTZ HERBERT WILLIAM' HARTMAYER GEORGE PESTALOZZI SIMMEN HARRY FREEMAN HOLMWOOD JOHN NOBLE STRAUSS SIGURD BENEDICT SWANSON FRESHMEN HNORBURY TERWILLIGER JAMES TURNER THORNE Cgleusis 331 I9 I8 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 I fi . I .I , '--- E - ' :Pwnc X 'QW U P' My , 1, Nuf f dede. A '1 'j , Q- sf: 4' .,,. X gj 'iify I 1 ein AIf'P f Aw U X Z if x f 39 3 IPA 5. 'Mil S l can QA ' NS W 7 --F ci . 4 . A MA N0 jf in x 4' I-P10 -V' wpewsftfss- ' ' , 1141, Lambda Chi Alpha Founded 1909 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Boston University Massachusetts Agricultural College University of Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State College Brown University Massachusetts Inst. of Technology University of Maine University of Michigan Rutgers College Bucknell University Worcester Polytechnic Institute Cornell University California University University of Washington Rhode Island State College Dartmouth College Louisiana State University University of Illinois ' DePauw University University of Georgia Knox College Alabama Polytechnic Institute Union College Purdue University Butler College University of South Dakota Harvard University Colgate University Northwestern University 332 Umicron Chapter Established in 1913 FRATRES IN FACULTATE WALTER CONRAD MUENSCHER HUGH DANIEL REED FRATRES IN URBE 'ROY WALLING CHEESMAN CHESTER JERMAIN HUNN SENIORS 'FRANK OPPER GERMAN 'CHARLES HENRY SEARS WESLEY YOEMANS HUNTLEY GEORGE CLINTON SWEET DEAN CRAWFORD MOORE 'FREDERICK DELONG THOMPSON ERNEST GUY ROBINSON 'PHILIP EVEREST VANARNAM IUNIORS 'SIDNEY ALBERT COOK DEAN ELWOOD LOUNSBERY GEORGE ERNEST CROSS 'HORACE JOHN MCNEIL LOWELL HAROLD CROss 'Ross LINZY MILLIMAN 'CHARLES ENNIS MALCOLM FULLER ORTON CUTHBERT BANCROFT FRASER HENRY CLARENCE SCHUTTE FELIX GONZALES-RUBIO 'RICHARD HAROLD TURNER SOPHOMORES EUGENE WEX ALLEN SEARLES GREGORY SHULTZ MILFORD SETH ALLEN WILLIAM FORRESTER STOTZ SPENCER C. TUTTLE . 1 n7 - 333 lg 'U is ALPHA BETA . GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ZETA . ETA . IOTA . THETA KAPPA LAMBDA MU . QW I S N ' w W in, K . 4 lil 7 i t f i N xm x i Ni'-':Pf 5 '-:1'.e:ii we wif:-71.5, -.1 Ifzz- Hgssi.,51-2.4 ' 4. I' '.:'.vw 'v 1 -' ' -' - ... ym A--:A--' 'Sr' :fi f ': egg, ,ggy ,gigs L.i:1'i1gi3Wf1-ii X. nl ffseggfi ' 2 A s . ' '-1,-: iid :gi-'-' Alpha Gamma Rho Founded in 1904 ROLL OF CHAPTERS University of Illinois Ohio State University A Pennsylvania State College Purdue University North Dakota State College Cornell University Iowa State College University of Wisconsin University of Missouri Universitylof Nebraska University of Minnesota Massachusetts Agricultural College 334 - ..- Zeta Chapter Established in 1913 FRATRES IN FACULTATE BRISTOW ADAMS ANSON WRIGHT GIBSON EARL WHITNEY BENJAMIN GLEN WASHINGTON HERRICK HARRY EARL BREMER 'EDWIN FRASER HOPKINS RALPH HICKS WHEELER FRATRES IN URBE FREDERICK WILLIAM FURST HARRY HAZELTON KNIGHT ' SENIORS TRACY BALDWIN AUGUR GIRARD HAMMOND 'WILLIAM LINCOLN DEAN HERBERT JOHN METZGER ELLEWELLYN VANALST LODGE 'GUY RICKARD 'JOHN SEXTON SHANLEY JUNIORS 'ANDREW ALVORD BAKER I 'JOHN FREDERICK LANE JOHN LEVENUS BUYS 'FRANK LEROY MANNING HAROLD LEROY CREAL . DWIGHT BOUTWELL RANNO 'EARLE BASINAIT DAUM CARL SCHAEFER MAYNARD CHARLES HAMMOND ARTHUR FRED SIMPSON 'ALLEN DAMON HONEYWELL 'HOWARD ARTHUR STEVENSON SOPHOMORES HARVEY CARLTON ALDRIDGE EDWARD DAVENPORT BENTLEY LEVERE CRAIG FRANCIS JOHN OATES HOWARD PHILIP PABST FRESHMEN ROY ADOLPH ALLANSON JOHN BARTLETT HUNT CARL WILHELM NORDGREN '71 J KI' 'J 335 I9 gg Kappa Delta Rho Founded in 1905 ROLL OF CHAPTERS ALPHA . . . . Middlebury College BETA ., Cornell University GAMMA . . New York .State Teacher's College 466 I9 ' I8 eta lzapter Established 1905 H FRATRES IN FACU CLARKE BERNARD LOUDENSLAGER ALBERT RUSSELL MANN LTATE GEORGE SYLVANUS MOLER WILLIAM IRVING MYERS JOSEPH PULLMAN PORTER FRATER IN URBE WALLAXE SHIPMAN YOUNG SENIORS HOWARD EMMONS BLAIR CHARLES WALTON BOLGIANO OSCAR HILAND CHAPIN 'GEORGE BENTLEY CORBY 'LEE SISSON HULTZEN HAROLD JOSEPH KARR . JUNIORS 'WILLIAM MALCOLM BRADY WILLIAM RAY BIIELL 'ROLAND LETT CHILDREY WILLIAM PETHICR COLTMAN 'EDWARD LOWE DUFFIES WILLIAM CHARLES ELDRIDGE SOPHOMORE DEWITT DODSON STANLEY BRITTAIN DUFEIES KENNETH CHARLES ESTABROOK ROBERT KENNETH FELTER MARQUEENE ALBERTIS FENSTERMACHER HAROLD SNEDAKER FISHER ' 'k FRESHMEN HENRY VINCENT ANDREWS CHESTER COUGHRAN DAVIS JAMES ALEXANDER RAMSEY ' RAYMOND DAVID Y OSCAR JOHN LINK 'HOWARD BURNSHIP ORTNER HOWARD SPENCER SISSON 'MILTON CHRISTIAN WESTPHAL NEIL MATTHEW WILLARD ' 'GEORGE DILWYN WOOD 'RALPH ALEXANDER GILCHRIST 'JACOB MERTENS, JR. CHARLES GEORGE SEELBACH HORACE ELLSWORTH SHACKELT ADOLPH RAYMOND WALZ CLYDE ARLINGTON WARNE S 'GILBERT SAGE GIBSON IRA HAROLD HOUSTON JOHN LISTER MCELFRESH 'EDWARD PRICE MCKEE CARL HERBERT TIBBETS COLSTON ESTEY WARNE ROBERT REESE USHER ALBERT COE WALKLEY CLARENCE WILLARD WALKLEY OUNG r7QppcL ijelta, QAO I 1 1 022 337 ON T9 I8 -5-new Q19 gif,-were 1-ncomffgws, J A :Ziggy P ivy? QW 'g i as 525 ,fx-'gg 1 f 1 , 9 QL' ,f XX 6 Q igq ?1 KJAQQ 'E' 'ah S' Y' 'ir fi? gi L IQ w gg fi ,gg 1 r u .V :.,. 5. . 4:3-: 1? '9 y 7 25 , 4 V z -' vi- f 9 Qfg?,-. L YV . 5 -1 X Flin' 5 1 I-Q. ' 442 -f Theta Alpha Founded in 1909 ROLL OF CHAPTERS ALPHA Syracuse University BETA Cornell University I , l 338 22 I9 I8 Beta Chapter Established in 1914 F RATER IN FACULTATE RALPH WALDO EMERSON COWAN FRATRES IN URBE 'ARTHUR ELDRED CARPENTER HARRY HERBERT HOFFNAGLE SENIORS RMAURICE PARLEY INGALSBE ELLIS HOWES ROBINSON 'HERBERT MASON OLNEY 'CHARLES AUGUSTUS SHAFER JOHN ALVA REYNOLDS 'LOWELLI HOMER TEETER LEROY EDWARD ROPE CLINTON RUSSELL TOBEY 'WARD ALFORD WHEELER R JUNIORS HAROLD COOK BOWMAN 'ALBERT LEROY LENTZ GEORGE DANA CARD 'FREDERICK HOWARD VERMILYEA .MARSH FREDERICK WILLIAM CUFFE DOUGLAS DEPUY MERRITT . 'CARL BREWER FRYE 'DWIGHT LEEDS MCNULTY 'EDWARD REGINALD GRIGGS ELMORE BECKER STONE HARLAND WILLIAM JENKS ERNEST VAUGHAN SULLIVAN ROBERT DAVIDSON KNAPP EMERY BOYCE TERBUSH MORTIER WICKHAM LAFEVER FRED EUGENE WHEELER SOPHOMORES WILLIAM LITTELL EVERITT LESLIE MANSFIELD SHEPARD CHARLES CRITTENDEN FAIRFAX HARLAND HUBBARD STEWART WILLIAM HERBERT GRIGSON KENNETH MAX STEWART I ,.,. -UM, -...,,,,,., - - G7ZL'Q1lfQf cv440fIa, 339 I9 T? I8 l u T HQ px ae I K Omega Tau Sigma BETA . . Cornell University EPSILON . George Washington University - 340 V' 'F ' I8 Beta hapter Established 1911 FRATRES IN FACULTATE DR. CHARLES WILTON CARPENTER DR. EARL MAX PICKENS I SENIORS 'JAMES HENRY BRINK EARLE JAMES MCBRIDE 'WALTER JOHN CHYNOWETH CLARENCE MERTON MILLER GAYLORD KEELE COOKE ALBIN NATHANIEL MUSKOVIN 'LEONARD JOHN DESSON 'HENRY PATRICK NOONAN 'CHARLES EDWARD DUNCAN SOLON ALBERT RICHARDSON 'HENRY ROEMER ELLIS W DANA ROWLAND SCUTT EDWIN JAMES FRICK ALBERT JACOB TARR ROBERT WESLEY FULLER HORATIUS LUTHER VAN VALKENBURG HENRY ROBERT GREENE ANSEL KENNETH ZELLNER HOWARD ESHELMAN MARTIN 'CLARENCE PETER ZEPP JUNIOR LOUIS ALFRED CORWIN SOPHOMORES CLIFFORD DEAN CARPENTER HERBERT ERNEST MARSH WILLIAM JEROME CONLIN HADLEY CARUTHERS STEPHENSON MYRON GEORGE FINCHER JOHN STURROCK 'EDWIN GEORGE FISHER 'WILLIAM VINCENT TOWEL JAMES WILLIAM FULLER MORRIS WILLIAM TRITSCHLER FRESHMEN A JOSEPH HENRY 07LEARY GEORGE SCHWAM HARRY WILLIAM SUTTON .YIZFZ-'EQ ' Omega qgu, 341 I9 I ALPHA BETA . GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ETA . ZETA . THETA IOTA . KAPPA LAMBDA NU . XI . P1 . OMICRON Sigma' Alpha Mu Founded 1909 . College of the City of New York . Cornell University . Columbia University . Long Island Medical College . Physicians, and Surgeons' College . Syracuse University . Cornell Medical College . University of Pennsylvania . University of Kentucky . University of Minnesota . Harvard University . University of Buffalo . Massachusetts Institute . Yale University . University of Cincinnati ' M 342 of Technology I9 I8 Beta Chapter Established in 1911 SENIORS ABRAHAM FEITELBERG HENRY RUBIN 'HARRY GOLDBERG - DAVID SCHULTZ DANIEL MELVIN KRAUSKOPF BENJAMIN SCHWARTZ ARTHUR PIERSON ISIDORE WECKSTEIN ABRAHAM WEINSTEIN I IUNIORS IRVING ISIDORE GREENBERG ISIDORE MOSES SCHAEFFER MONROE HERZ LOUIS MERKLE WEISBERG SOPHOMORES JOSEPH DIAMANT EPHRAIM LEVINE EDWARD SAUL DRAGAT JACOB MEADOW MILTON GENNIS MAX SCHINDLER SILVESTER ARTHUR JACOB IRVING ALLAN SCHUSTEK HYMAN KLEIN AARON SIMELOWITZ FRESHMEN HIRAM ELFENBEIN RAYMOND IEREMIAH RADIN ABRAHAM TOPLITT 5i9f,fE1g414a Im 343 'G I8 4:5 .112 . is? ' . 5 A IL -,S ' ' , A 1 4, ,' ' : 'b il '15 5i+Qf ,. 1 - : x V A -1 :Twig ,A., A Q'-.. .3 NN.--mv-qw-4 w.,t3,Vx 1.-, . 344 I9 8 Scorpion Established 1914 FRATRES IN FACULTATE WILBUR FISKE CHAPMAN JOHN CHRISTOPHER SCHELLING :HERBERT AUGUSTUS WICHELNS FRATRES IN URBE ' RALPH OSOOOD COMPTON 'KARL HERMAN FERNOW 'CHARLES BAUMEISTER 'ARTHUR BANCROFT DELASKI FRANCIS KILIAN DUCASSE 'DON ARTHUR LIDELL FAY COOK BAILEY JOHN BENJAMIN BENNETT JAMES MONROE CAMPBELL CYRUS MARVIN CHRISTIAN 'CHARLES REXPORD DAVIS SENIORS BOSESLAW BERTRAND IVANEK .EDGAR GUSTAVOS DELASKI 'ARCHIE MACINNES PALMER PAUL PERRY PIERCE 'THEIS ROBERTS PAUL METCALPE STOUFFER PAUL TRUITT WILLIS ' JUNIORS 'ROBERT MCDONALD GARRETT JOHN CHARLES GEBHARD 'CHARLES HADLEY CHARLES EDWARD KREY FREDERICK WILLIAM LOEDE, JR HENRY FOWLES PRINGLE SOPHOMORES AHORACE KINNEY DIMENT MERRIT SCOTT 'FRANCIS JOSEPH DUFFY HENRY VETTLE EMERSON BRUNSIDE RASSBRIDGE ARTHUR SNOW WHITTEMORE KARL DAWSON WOOD FRESHMEN MYRON ALEXANDER GORDON GEORGE TAYLOR PLUMB FREDERICK HENRY LAPE JAMES MINOR PLUMMER LEWIS LIFE PHILLIP VANGELDER WARDLE V mf Scorpion 345 I8 V 9 4,,,,,,,,,,,,w iff! it X f 1 xy x , . Q49 346 I9 ' IB Sigma U psilon Established in 1915 SENIORS WILLIAM ELIDA BOSHART ALBERT STANLEY BURCHARD, JR 'EDWIN EMORY CULL 'WILLIAM LEX GLENZING GOSTA WILLIAM HAGSTROM FRANK ATKINSON KENNEDY EDMUND BURKE MCGRANAGHAN HUBERT HILL MOON 'WILLIAM HENRY 0,CONNER 'RALPH EDWARD OGLE ROBERT HENRY ROAT PHILLIP LAURENCE SULLIVAN EDWIN JULIUS TRUTHAN 'FRED CHARLES WEINERT 'HOWARD .CLIFFORD YOUNG I JUNIORS ADOLPH OMEGA INFANGER WILLIAM BENJAMIN JAMES LAWRENCE BRIGHAM JUNE WILLIAM JOHN MOERSFELDER CHARLES HENRY SCHMITT DONALD BOWER WILSON 'HARRY AUGUSTUS WOLF ' R SOPHOMORES HAROLD WILLIAM ATHOE JOSEPH HOWARD CHRISTIAN EDWARD WILSON LARGE GORDON MACKELLAR RAYMOND NATHANIEL MERRILL WALTER EUGENE MICHEL 'WILLIAM BIDDLE MIFFL'IN LEON CUTHBERT RICHARDSON EUGENE JOSEPH ROWAN, JR. FRITZ WILLIAM WEGNER FRESHMEN JOHN BOTHWELL PARK PETER DETELIUS WE STERHOFF Igzlgma, C-Z6USiZo1fL 7 9 'G SJ?- .,----' Q nl fl' ' K- .:uf'lllsf-- . 1621569 p A -91? f' -wa: . K i..-- Pi Kappa Alpha ALPHA . BETA . GAMMA . DELTA . ZETA . ETA . THETA , Io'rA . KAPPA . OMICRON Pr . . TAU . UPSILON Psi . OMEGA . . ALPHA-ALPHA . ALPHA'GAMMA ALPHA'DELTA . ALPHA-EPs1LoN ALPHA-ZETA . ALPHA'ETA . ALPHA-IoTA . ALPHA-KAPPA . ALPHA-LAMBDA ALPHA-NU . ALPHA-X1 . ALPHA-OMICRON ALP1-1A4P1 . ALPHA-Ri-xo . ALPHA-SIGMA . ALPHA-TAU . ALPHA-UPSILON ALPHA-PHI . ALPHA'CHI . ALPHA-Psi . ALPHA'OMEGA . BETA-ALPHA . BETA-BETA . BETA-GAMMA . BETA-DELTA . BETA-EPs1LoN BETA-ZETA . BETA-ETA BETA-THETA . BETA'IOTA f-ag Founded in 1868 ROLL OF CHAPTERS University of Virginia Davidson College William and Mary College Southern University University of Tennessee Tulane University Southwestern Presbyterian University Hampden-Sidney College Transylvania University Richmond College . Washington and Lee University . University of North Carolina . Alabama Polytechnic Institute . North Georgia Agricultural College . University of Kentucky . Trinity College Louisiana State University Georgia School of Technology . North Carolina State A. and M. College . University of Arkansas . University of State of Florida . Millsaps College . Missouri School of Mines . Georgetown College . University of Missouri , University of Cincinnati Southwestern University Howard College Ohio State University University of California University of Utah New York University A Iowa State College Ames Syracuse University Rutgers College Kansas State Agr. College Manhattan Pennsylvania State College University of Washington University of Kansas University of New Mexico . Western Reserve University Southern Methodist University University of Illinois Cornell University Beloit College 348 1 'RALPH CHAPIN GRAY I9 I8 eta lzeta Chapter Established in 1917 FRATRES IN FACULTATE WALTER BUCKINGHAM CARVER CLARENCE ANDREW PEIRCE SENIORS THEODORE JACKSON CAPRON 'HENRY FROST CHADEAYNE HENRY ARTHUR COLLIN WALLACE HARDISON COLLINS 'ROBERT TREAT DEMING 'WILLIAM HURSH FARNHAM 'HALSTED STEELMAN HORNER HENRY CLINTON STRAWN PERRY 'GEORGE FITZ RANDOLPH ELBERT PARR TUTTLE f MALCOLM HARLEY TUTTLE JUNIORS ,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 SOPHOMORES GARRETT ELLIOTT CONOVER FRANK BLACK DAVIS 'JOSEPH WHEELER DAVIS HENRY TURNER DORRANCE 'WALTER DEAN FERRES, JR. THEODORE CHARLES BANTA WILLIAM HENRY DORRANOE 'WILLIAM SHELDON HOWELL KURT ARNOLD MAYER ALFRED JAMES PEER 'WILLIAM HAYES POPE MARION COLBURN RINEI-IART FRESHMEN ' GEORGE SHELLABARGER DUNHAM JAMES CORNELIUS MCGAHAN CHARLES GIFFORD PECK Z. YQPPE Eqgpzm 349 GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ZETA . ETA . THETA IOTA . KAPPA LAMBDA MU . PHI . Sigma Pi Founded in 1897 x '::, L QQ. A .: 1 ' , .. 5.1-Q I l ::,,, Q5 J l n ,,5,. .,,, ... X I if V. 'V l -ig wg- X, fir .IN ii' ,,2' A 'fn 'U ' ROLL OF CHAPTERS . Ohio State University . University of Pennsylvania . Ohio University . Ohio Northern University . Purdue University . Pennsylvania State College . University of California . Temple University . L Kenyon College . Cornell University . University of Illinois 350 9-'- I J I K 3 I u Chapter Established in 1917 FRATRES IN FACULTATE STANLEY Ross BURLAGE ARCHIE BYRON DANN SENIORS - CLARENCE FERDINAND ACKERKNECHT ROBERT BUSH MCGRAW 'LAWRENCE ROBERT ARMSTRONG KINGSLEY DARWIN MAYNARD RSAMUEL RAYMOND ARNSFIELD CLIFFORD ALFRED STANTCN JAMES JACOB BARR RWADE LYMAN BASCOM RARCHIBALD WRAY BURRELL HARRY WEAVER HARVEY INKPEN TUTCHINGS NORMAN CARL WITTWER, I ' JUNIO-RS WALTER IRVING CONKLIN RALBEYRT LUCAS, JR. EUGENE FRANCIS GILLIGAN JOHN EDWARD MCCRILLIS HENRY EUGENE HARTMAN ROGER HENRY MALLERY 'kALBERT HAYWOOD, JR. WII,LIAM LAWRENCE MALONE FREDERIC MARTIN HOSKINS ROBERT WILLIAM STEVENS , WALDRON WELLS HUBBARD HCARL WILLIAM TANNER ANDREWS CLEMENT WINTRINGHAM SOPHOMORES GARDNER THURSTON BARKER VINCENT MCLOUOHLIN OTTO MARTIN BEURGER ROBERT GRAY MALLERY JACOB LYLE FRANK ROBERT SCHEMPF CHARLES LUCIAS KILBORNE DONALD RUSSELL STEVENS EDWARD GORDON MACKENZIE JOSEPH ALFRED WITZEL MORTON POWELL WOODWARD FRESHMEN .JAIVIES STURTEVANT MCGRAW HENRY WALLACE SMEALLIE WILLIAM TABOR MALLERY LUTHER SHIRLEY WEST 9 I R I . , gmc z I - - I J . R51 I9 I8 ALPHA BETA , EPSILON ZETA . ETA . THETA IOTA . KAPPA LAMBDA MU . NU . X1 . OMICRON P1 . RHO . SIGMA . TAU . UPSILON Phi Epsilon iPi ROLL OF CHAPTERS College of the City of New York Columbia University Cornell University University of Pittsburg University of Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State College Dickinson University New York University Rutgers College University of Georgia University of Virginia Georgia School of Technology - Tufts College University of Maine Rhode Island State College Brown University Alabama Polytechnic Institute Connecticut Agricultural College 352 Alpha Chapter Established in 1917 A SENIORS A E. SAMUEL EMANUEL BINSWANGER WILLIAM ABRAHAM HARRIS MAX F RIEDMAN FRANK ROSENZWEIG LEVY A JUNIORS AARON KAUFMAN MELVILLE KURZMAN , BERNARD HENRY TOPKIS , SOPHOMORES WALTER DAVID BAER ' CHARLES GREENBURG LEON FREDERICK HIRSCHBERG V Szfon P Z3 353 I9 l8 F l y ALPHA . Q BETA I GAMMA . I I DELTA . I EPSILON . ZETA . ETA THETA . I IOTA i KAPPA . W LAMBDA . ll MU I NU ' XI . OMICRON . PI . RHO SIGMA TAU . UPSILON . PHI . S CHI -A PS1 . OMEGA . ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA BETA ALPHA GAMMA yy ALPHA DELTA J ALPHA EPSILON l I . 'Wx ii . V1 I KL 21' A sf? 5 2 AE Z ' Jew ' ' m uh g J h A Alpha Chi Sigma Founded at University of Wisconsin 1902 T ROLL OF CHAPTERS University of Wisconsin University of Minnesota Case School of Applied Science University of Missouri University of Indiana University of Illinois University of Colorado University of Nebraska Rose Polytechnic Institute University of Kansas Ohio State University University of New Hampshire Pennsylvania State College University of Maine Harvard University Syracuse University University of North Carolina University of California Cornell University Northwestern University Allegheny College Yale University ' Louisiana State University University of Pittsburgh Leland Stanford University University of Michigan University of Kentucky University of Cincinnati Washington University lf I 354 I9 I8 Tau Ch aptefr Established in 1913 HONORARY MEMBERS f'WILDER DWIGHT BANCROFT JAMES ADRIAN BIZZELL ARTHUR WESLEY BROWNE GEORGE WALTER CAVANAUGH EMILE MONNIN CHAMOT LOUIS MUNROE DENNIS WILLIAM RIDGELY ORNDORFF GRADUATES RAUSTIN BAILEY 'ARCHIE BERHARD HOEL ARCHIBALD MORTIMER ERSKINE STEWART DEMING JACKSON JOHN EDWARD FOGLESONG 'ASA EMANUAL MCKINNEY WALTER SPRAGUE FROST RRALEIGH GILCHRIST FRANK HOWELL POLLARD ARTHUR JOHN RIDER JOHN WILLIAM HAYES kFLEMING BATES SHERWOOD RALPH WALTER GRAYSTON WYCKOFF SENIORS GEORGE HENRY BRANDES MYRON WESLEY COLONY RALPH THOMAS KLINE CORNWELL FRANCIS KILIAN DU CASSE EDWIN DANIEL FRIDERICI HARRISON PORTER HOOD HAROLD DRAPER KINNEY MELVIN NICHOLS ARTHUR JOHN SHERBURNE PAUL METCALFE STOUFFER JUNIORS FREDERICK FISHER HUBACH JOHN CULVER LEPPART FREDERICK NILL HENRYK RYNALSKI SGPHOMORES WILLARD RIEHLMAN BARRETT JOHN LISTER MCELFRESH CHARLES WALTER MORSE ALVIN CANFIELD PURDY ERIC THEODOR SCHULZ DONALD RAYMOND STEVENS JOHN WESLEY STOCKETT, JR. 355 9 l A Kappa Phi Founded in 1913 J F RATRES IN FACULTATE - FORREST CLIFTON BUTTON 'EDWIN SLEIGHT HAM FRATER IN URBE I WILBUR RAYMOND WINANS SENIORS V JOHN FREDERICK HAM 'NORMAN PLUMB CHESTER WYNN HANNA. 'WILLIAM TAYLOR REID ' EHORACE WILLIAM LEET 'ROBERT SKINNER GEORGE ERIC PEABODY 'JOHN HAYHURST WILDER CHARLES HENRY YOST JUNIORS , n A HARLO PEABODY BEALS STANLEY JOHNSON HUNGERFORD 'RAYMOND CHARLES DIKEMAN ERA AMOS LADD ROGER GANNETT EASTMAN HARRY EMIL LINDBERG A ' SOPHOMORES CHARLES BROCKWAY HALE WILLIAM HENRY KUHRT EUGENE HAM, JR. RALPH EDWIN SWANSON EE , LL ,... -V ,,,,,.,.,.M 3 6 ,,,..............-...--gm'-'gg , gf X j . X! SQPQRITIE -- ---- ----Y'--' - .Y . . .. MN. K w Kappa Alpha Theta I9 Q IB fm .-gy.. .- . ,W . , s.. . AX YA...-A ,- i ii ii i ifif 3 ' :' i- : QQ 5 N i L 5 tl 3' ' 1 NS, Aki' 2 ...- fi3'I.lI54Izl31!5 ki , , N ity ' ,g A UUA OXO ' Wagga ix y .L A fh1X Founded in 1870 ROLL OF CHAPTERS DISTRICT ONE DISTRICT FIVE . . KAPPA . University of Kansas AELPHA ' ' ge ljaug Fmvefslty ALPHA IOTA Washington University Bggivm ' Iujer 5 egeU . . RHO . University of Nebraska ' ' H Uma . tate . mV.erS1ty ALPHA MU University of Missouri QLPHA ETA . Vanderbilt UH1VC1'S1ty ALPHA RHO University of S Dakota LPHA HI . ' Purdue University DISTRICT TWO DELTA . . UPSILON . TAU . Psr . . ALPHA P1 ALPHA P1 University of Illinois University of Minnesota Northwestern University University of Wisconsin University of N. Dakota Lawrence College DISTRICT THREE ETA . . ALPHA GAMMA . Mu . ALPHA TAU . ALPHA OMEGA . University of Michigan Ohio State University Allegheny College University of Cincinnati Univ. of Pittsburgh, DISTRICT FOUR IOTA . . SIGMA . LAMBDA . CHI . Cornell University Toronto University University of Vermont Syracuse University ALPHA UPSILON BETA GAMMA Washburn College Colorado Agr. College- DISTRICT SIX PHI . . . Stanford University I OMEGA . . University of California BETA DELTA . University of Arizona DISTRICT SEVEN ALPHA BETA ALPHA ZETA ALPHA DELTA ALPHA KAPPA Swarthmore College Barnard College Goucher College Adelphi College BETA BETA Randolph-Macon College DISTRICT EIGHT ALPHA THETA . University of Texas ALPHA OMICRON University of Oklahoma ALPHA PHL . Newcomb College H DISTRICT NINE ALPHA LAMBDA . University of Washington ALPHA XI . Oregon State University ALPHA NU . Montana State University ALPHA SIGMA . Washington State College BETA EPSILON . Oregon Agr. College ALUMNAE CHAPTERS Greencastle, Ind. Minneapolis, Minn. New York, N. Y. Chicago, Ill. Columbus, O. Indianapolis, Ind. Burlington, Vt. Philadelphia, Pa. Los Angeles, Cal. Pittsburgh, Pa. I' Cleveland, O. Syracuse, N. Y. Kansas City, Mo. Seattle, Wash. Topeka, Kan. Denver, Colo. St. Louis, Mo. Lincoln, Neb. San Francisco, Cal. Baltimore, Md. Omaha, Neb. Evanston, Ill. Portland, Ore. Toronto, Can. Madison, Wis. Stanford, Cal. Providence, R. I. Cincinnati, O. Spokane, Wash. Vermillion, O. l 358 I9 Q 18 Ota Chapter Established in 1881 IN FACULTATE MRS. ANNA BOTSFORD COMSTOCK ' IN URBE MISS ETHEL ZOE BAILEY MRS. MISS HELEN BENNETT MRS. MRS. GEORGE RAY CHAMBERLAIN MRS. MRS. LOUIS MUNROE DENNIS MRS. MISS LILLIAN PEARL GREEN . MRS. MISS REBECCA STONEMAN HARRIS MRS. MISS JEAN DAZIEL HOLMES MRS. MISS ANNA CORNELL KERR MRS. ME-S. BENJAMIN FREEMAN KINGSBURY A MISS MISS CEOELIA AGNES LAW MRS. MRS. WILLIAM FOREST LEE MRS. DOROTHY ASHLEY REBA LIZZETTE BEARD ELSIE STERLING CHURCH KATHERINE COVILLE LOUISE BAKER MARGARET CROUOH GLADYS GILKEY ELLEN HEDWIG MARX HARRIET ROSS HARRIETTE CORA BUCHOUT LOUISE MARTHA ROUX ERMA BARRETT CAROL CURTIS KATHERINE DUDDY SENIORS KENNETH CARTER LIVERMORE THOMAS LITTLETON LYON JAMES FERRIS MCKINNEY EDWARD LEAMINGTON NICHOLS HORACE SAILOR ALBERT WILLIAM SMITH LOUIS PARDOU SMITH LELAND VAN RENSSELAER ELIZABETH ROWLEE ELIAS ROOT BEADLE WILLIS ALFRED WRAY ADELA GIRDNER EVELYN GIRDNER KATHERINE RODGERS WINIFRED SKINNER JUNIORS LYDIA AMANDA SEAGER VIRGINIA WATSON SWITZER JEANNETTE WARNER JOSEPHINE WICKER DORIS DENARD WYNKOOP SOPHOMORES SILENCE MAY ROWLEE MAY ASHMORE THROPP LOIS IRENE WEBSTER FRESHMEN DOROTHY JOHNSTON HELEN ROOT JEANNETTE STOWERS app a, fa, 359 A ea I8 i A L K O , ' .ex .5 i j f ,Pi fs ,, 1 B-V 'r f '-A i ,. r-A-rv Ui,- -fl ra ,, , . I..1 .4,v .. - . M . : ....: or gr,- ,A ' ,x-j g fg A er E M Xa ,KR 3 f , rt I W' ff Kappa Kappa Gamma Founded in 1870 ROLL OF CHAPTERS ALPHA PROVINCE ZETA PROVINCE pn, r G Bosron University CHI . . University of Minnesota BETA EPSILON Barnard College ETA . . University of W1S.COHSIH BETA SIGMA , Adelphi College . UPSILON . . Northwestern University BETA ALPHA . University of Pennsylvania EPSUJON - - 111112015 We51eY3Q , BETA Io-rn r Swarthmore College BETA LAMBDA . University of Illinois BETA PROVINCE ETA PROWNCE . . PSI Comen University BETA ZETA . Iovva State University V BETA fr-An ' S U - -t THETA . Missouri State University BETA PSI ' Uyliacusi Hlvrfsl yt OMEGA . . Kansas State University. ' mversl Y O Own O SIGMA . . Nebraska State University GAMMA PROVINCE GAMMA RHO . Allegheny College BETA UPsII.oN West Virginia University LAMBDA . . University of Akron BETA NU . Ohio State University BETA RHO . University of Cincinnati DELTA PROVINCE IOTA . . De Pauvv University MU . . Butler College DELTA .' . Indiania State University BETA CHI . University of Kentucky EPSILON PROVINCE BETA DELTA . University of Michigan XI . . Adrian College KAPPA . Hillsdale College Colorado State University Kansas State Agr. College BETA MU . GAMMA ALPHA THETA PROVINCE ' BETA THETA . Oklahoma State University BETA XI . Texas State University BETA OMICRON Tulane University THETA , . University of Missouri IOTA PROVINCE BETA PHI . University of Montana BETA PI . , University of Washington BETA OMEGA .N University of Oregon BETA KAPPA ,. Idaho University KAPPA PROVINCE PI . . . University of California I BETA ETA . Leland Stanford, Ir., Univ. --I1 360 Q A IS I Psi Chapter Established in 1883 ' IN FACULTATE ANNE KLEG STRYRE IN URBE MISS KATHERINE ALEXANDER MIss JULIA MELOTTE Miss CLARA HOWARD MRS. HENRY NEEDI-IAM MISS MARY JOSEPHINE HULL MISS GERTRUDE TI-IILLY MISS WINIERED IRVINE MRS. LEONARD URQUI-IART MRS. WALTER FRANCIS WILLCOX SENIORS ' MARY WARNER BANCROFT I FRIEDA HELENA SCHOEFFLER LOUISE CLIFT BENTLEY ANNA REGINA SELI-:IRR IUNIORS JOSEPI-IINE BANKS SADIE ELSIE HENRY MARGARET BATEMAN MILDRED MULLER FLORENCE BERKELEY DOROTHY PURDY ELIZABETH CIIURCHYARD ELIZABETH REIGART RUTH DANIELS CONKLIN EMMA NATALIE TOWNSEND GERTRUDE GILLAM LEOTA ADA WADSWORTH SOPHOMORES VIOLET BRUNDIDGE GRACE DIMELOYV HAIDEE CARLL EMMA LEARY DELPIIINE CHARLES HAZEL NEAL LAURA COOK LOIS SMYTH EILEEN VAIL FRESHMEN HELEN BATEMAN FLORENCE FLEET MARION COOMBE SARA SPEER FRANCES CORBETT LOUISE TAREELL MARGARET THILLY appa, C-Yflppa, gamma 361 is 'G I8 BETA GAMMA . ZETA ETA THETA . IOTA KAPPA . LAMBDA . MU . XI . OMrcRoN . RHo SIGMA . TAU . UPSILON . PHI , CHI Psi OMEGA . EPSILON . P1 . NU . ALPHA BETA . ALPHA GAMMA . ALPHA DELTA . ALPHA EPSILON ALPHA ZETA . ALPHA ETA . ALPHA THETA . Seattle Akron Minneapolis Denver Chicago New York Los Angeles Milwaukee Pittsburgh Spokane Cleveland . QL ,. 'Q Ni' - . ' 4 E5 -if is .L W it 'lil ,Eifllilll Delta Gamma Foundedin 1872 ROLL OF CHAPTERS ALUMNAE CHAPTERS Syracuse Lincoln Iowa City Baltimore Madison 'Toronto Philadelphia Indianapolis St. Louis Appleton Portland Dallas University of Washington University of California Albion College Buchtel College University of Indiana University of Illinois University of Nebraska University of Minnesota University of Missouri University of Michigan Adelphi College Syracuse University Northwestern University University of Iowa Leland Stanford, Ir., University University of Colorado Cornell University Woman's College of Baltimore University of Wisconsin Ohio State University University of Montana University of Idaho Swarthmore College Toronto University Oregon University Wasliington University Lawrence College Wliitman College University of North Dakota Tacoma San Francisco San Diego Columbus Albion Evansville Urbana Omaha. Kansas City Detroit Boston 362 ID I8 MISS MISS MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. Chi Chapter Established in 1885 IN URBE MABEL GINGELL BALDWIN MISS LILLIAN HOAG NAOMI HANDY BATES MRS. WALTER HAMLIN KNISKERN CHARLES DIBBLE BOSTWICK MRS. CHAUNCEY RUTHVEN MOANLIS SAMUEL HOWARD BURNETT MRS. CLARK SUTI-IERLAND NORTHUP ROLLA CLINTON CARPENTER MISS KATHERINE MADOE SMITH CHARLES HERBERT ELMER MRS. WILLIAM ALONZO STOCKING ALLAN CAMERON FRASER MISS ETHEL MAY WILLIAMS EUGENE ELWIN HASKELL MISS LUELLA WILLIAMS MRS. WALTER LONG WILLIAMS SENIORS ELIZABETH ALWARD ADENA KATHERINE BURT DOROTHY ELIZABETH GRIEEITH HAZEL JEAN HALL CORINNE HARTZELL FRANCES HEISLER RILEY HELEN MCCURDY ACOMB DOROTHY DAY DODDS ALICE HILL ERSKINE ELAINE RUTHE HEDGCOCK ISABEL HOPKINS ' EDA GRACE MILLER EMILIE FRANCES MUNROE DOROTHY POND JUNIORS HELENE GEERTRU VAN NESS MARY WATSON MILDRED MARIE WICRER SOPHOMORES MARY KATHERINE HOYT MILDRED FLORA LAMONT MARCIA MAY MCCARTNEY CHARLOTTE CAMPBELL TUTTLE MARY DOROTHY WILLISON FRESHMEN JANE ISABELLE ARCHIBALD RUTH NEWMAN JANET GREGG MACADAM CAROLINE MARJORIE PARBURY SOPHIE MARIE vON DEYLEN we Zia ,Qdmmw 363 9 :,.- 4-m-----fn'-ll- l ll s y :gf Q 1,1 , Y x g gr: , 1 l ,N 1 l l L AZ ha Pin l p u . L Founded at Syracuse University 1872 1 ROLL OF CHAPTERS ALPHA Syracuse University . 1872 ' BETA Northwestern University . 1881 GAMMA DePauw University . . 1887 4 DELTA Cornell University . 1889 L EPSILON Minnesota University 1890 1 ZETA Baltimore College . 1891 1 ETA Boston University . 1883 THETA University of Michigan 1892 IOTA University of Wisconsin . . 1896 KAPPA Leland Stanford, Jr., University 1899 LAMBDA University of California . . 1901 MU Barnard College . 1903 NU y gniversity ogr1IE1ebraska . ' XI niversity o oronto l OMICRON University of Missouri . 1910 A PI University of North Dakota 1911 Rho Ohio State University . 1912 SIGMA University of Washington 1914- TAU University of Oregon . 1914 UPSILON Washburn College . 1915 PHI A University of Oklahoma . 1916 1 ALUMNAE CHAPTERS Chicago Alumnae New York City Alumnae Central New York Alumnae Southern Alumnae Boston Alumnae Ithaca Alumnae Minnesota Alumnae Detroit Alumnae San Francisco Alumnae Southern California Alumnae Indiana Alumnae Columbus Alumnae 1 Wisconsin Alumnae Kansas City Alumnae Philadelphia Alumnae Portland Alumnae E ' aswri- ' fm 1 ini Y f ul 131 364 Delta Chapter Established in 1889 IN FACULTATE I MISS RUTH ATKINSON MRS. GEORGE YOUNG, JR. J IN URBE QQ MRS. BLINN SILL CUSHMAN MRS. GEORGE ROBINSON PHIPPS MRS. LEWIS KNUDSON MRS. EDWARD BRADFORD TITCHENER ' MRS OTIS HACKITT JOHNSON MRS. CHARLES WESLEY WHITEHAIR . MRS EDWARD GERRARD MONTGOMERY MRS. EDWARD GOULD WYCKOFF SENIORS , JULIA ERNESTINE BECKER GLADYS DUTTON KOLB KATHERINE ETZ LELIA HAMILTON LASSITER l MARIA LOUISE HAGADORN EMILY SWEETLAND REED Q JUNIORS 'I LOUISE FULLER BELDEN ETHEL RAY HARRISON Y JANE GARRY CARROLL HARRIOT ANNE PARSONS ELIZABETH MARY DRAKE EMMA VIRGINIA PHIPPS J GENEVIEVE MINA SPRAGUE L SOPHOMORES JY NATALIE WOODLAND DUNCAN MARION LOUISE IRISH V ETHEL FAULHABER GENEVIEVE ELEANOR KREY .V RUTH FOSTER EVELYN PRANGEN j, ELEANOR MILLER GEORGE RUTH RICHESON Q FRESHMEN L CAROLINE GRACE BOLTON HELEN DEPUE I9 J J V T l J I i I sd U Ii 1 3 'i 1 l Ii -1 l 'H I '1 1 I 1 If I li li I 1 J J J I L MARGARET JEAN KIRKWOOD . QXQQDZLCI, TDM R65 9 me PI . NU . OMICRON KAPPA ZETA . SIGMA . THETA DELTA GAMMA EPSILON RHO . LAMBDA IOTAK . TAU , CHI . UPsILoN NU KAPPA BETA PHI ETA . ALPHA PHI NU OMICRON S . ' -- A . Q s Lu. ' - 'I I 15 151 ',,. '54 fe 'A'I 'A IQ' , Alpha Omicron Pi Founded 1897 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Newcomb College . New York University . University of Tennessee . Randolph-Macon Women,s College . University of Nebraska . University of California . De Pauw University . Tufts College . University of Maine . Cornell University . Northwestern University . Leland Stanford, Jr., University . University of Illinois . University of Minnesota . Syracuse University . University of Washington . Southwestern Methodist College . University of Indiana . University of Wisconsin Montana State College . . . . Vanderbilt University ALUMNAE CHAPTERS New York City San Francisco Providence Boston New Orleans Lincoln Los Angeles Chicago Indianapolis New Crleans Minneapolis and St. Paul Bangor Portland Seattle Knoxville 366 9 ' I8 Epsilon Chapter Established in 1908 IN URBE MISS MARY SUSAN ALBERTSON MRS. ARTHUR AUGUSTUS ALLEN MRS. MORTIMER FRANKLIN BARRUS I SENIORS MARGARET GERALDINE CONLAN JOANNA MARGARET DONLON EVELYN MARGARET CAROLINE HIEBER MRS. RICHARD ALAN MORDOFF MRS. NATHANIEL SCHMIDT MRS. ALBERT HAZEN WRIGHT CALISTA JANE HOFFMAN HILDA PAULINE LOEFFLER, DAGMAR ALFVEN SCHMIDT JUNIORS FLORENCE ELIZABETH COUPE HILDA LOUISE GREENAWALT IRENE ELLA GREEN HELEN CORNELIA LANGDON ELIZABETH NEELY SOPHOMORES MARY HONOR DONLON MARCIA MARIE HILLIDGE DOROTHY BARBARA HIEBER MARY EASTMAN MOORE CORNELIA ADELE MUNSELL FRESHMEN RUTH MARION BALCOM HARRIET ELIZABETH MERRILL ELIZABETH STUART BALLENTINE MARGARET WEIR MORROW FANNIE JEAN BRIGHT SARAH NAOMI SEARLES NELLIE DAVENPORT MARIE ADELAIDE STANBRO ESTHER IRENE RLY MURIEL LILLIAN TOWNSEND DEBORAH VICTORIA HITCHCOCK NAOMI ETHEL USHER PHYLLIS LOIS WUEST wafagwylwwx-1 pm, ,N Jgofma Omfcron 1' 367 9 I I i8 1 ALPHA . BETA DELTA . EPSILON . ZETA ETA . THETA . IoTA KAPPA . LAMBDA . IVIU NU X1 OMICRON . PI . RHO SIGMA ALPHA ALUMNAE BETA ALUMNAE DELTA ALUMNAE GAMMA ALUMNAE EPSILON ALUMNAE ZETA ALUMNAE ETA ALUMNAE . THETA ALUMNAE IOTA ALUMNAE . ,-. - ,,-..imiqmm Deltai Zeta Founded in 1902 ROLL OF CHAPTERS L, --mwzL.-.a3zEr,:,--Y., ,,,...,... U., .. ,.....gnw-..-,,..-. T v . Miami University Cornell University De Pauw University Indiana University Nebraska University Baker University Ohio State University Iowa State University Washington University Kansas State College University of California Lombard College Cincinnati University Pittsburgh University Eureka College Denver University A University of Louisiana Oxford, Ohio Cincinnati, -Ohio Indianapolis, Ind. Lincoln, Neb. New York City Seattle, Wash. Lafayette, Ind. Omaha, Neb. Ft. Wayne, Ind. 368 I9 I8 MRS. DAVID FLETCHER HOY MRS. ROBERT OGDEN MIss SABINA MURRAY ELIZABETH MARY BRENNAN MARGARET LYON CHAPMAN DOROTHY ANNE COTTON DOROTHY ALICEYBALLIETT DOROTHY LYON CHAPMAN ANNA CECELIA COAD MARIE CATHERINE CLARK MARGARET KIMBER CLARK ELIZABETH WILSON BLAKE AGATHE MARCELLE PENDRY Beta Ch aptefr Established in 1908 PATRONESSES IN URBE SENIORS JUNIORS MRS. ELMER SETH SAVAGE MRS. RALPH STOCKMAN TARR MISS ROSAMOND WOLCOTT MARGARET JUANITA LOW MARGARET WHITNEY LUCKINGS ALICE MARIE QUINLAN AGNES CATHERINE DIEL CONSTANCE STONE FENDER HELENE ADELE GERBER CONSTANCE HUHN MARITA AGNES OELKERS IDA MINA RAEELOER SOPHOMORES MADELINE FRANCES GUFFANTI FRESHMEN DOROTHY LECONTE IDELLA HALL PHORR STEWART Qelzicz, A 369 m zgzgggu- 'lgfgigir Delta Founded at Boston '-I-:f:5:3'?:5:3: in 1888 Delta 'VA'A, fag iff ' ' P15223 -. D6 lt a 8 u i 'il -' 6 1135 i TM ALPHA PROVINCE THETA EPSILON Southwestern ALPHA ALPHA Adelphi ONIEGA . Stanford RHO . Barnard THETA ZETA Texas ALPHA . Boston THETA ALPHA Washington TAU . Bucknell THETA ETA . , Wyoming ALPHA BETA Cornell THETA DELTA . . Oregon X1 . . Goucher THETA IOTA . . Kansas State PSI . . Pennsylvania ALLIANCES . ALPHA XI Randolph-Macon GAMMA . . . Adrian, Mich. ALPHA DELTA Stetson LAMBDA . . . Baldwin, Kans. BETA . St. Lawrence XI . . Baltimore, Md. OMICRON . Syracuse PI . . Berkeley, Cal. ETA . Vermont ALPHA ALPHA Brooklyn, N. Y. ALPHA EPSILON Brenau ETA . Burlington, Vt. ALPHA UPSILON Colby BETA . Canton, N.. Y. ALPHA ZETA Hollins DELTA ETA . Cedar Rapids, Ia. ALPHA ETA Florida State ZETA . . Cincinnati, O. ALPHA THETA . . Pittsburg NU .... Columbus, O. DELTA PROVINCE ' DELTA EPSILON . Decatur, Ill. GAMMA . Adrian UPSILON . . . Evanston, Ill. OMEGA DELTA Ames THETA DELTA . . Eugene, Ore. DELTA IOTA Arkansas DELTA ZETA . . Franklin, Ind. ZETA . Cincinnati EPSILON . , Galesburg, Ill. DELTA ETA Coe DELTA ALPHA . . Greencastle, Ind. DELTA ALPHA De Pauw DELTA . . Indianola, Ia. DELTA ZETA Franklin PHI .... Iowa City, Ia. PHI . . Iowa ALPHA DELTA . . DeLand, Fla. DELTA THETA Judson TAU . . Lewisburg, Pa. EPSILON . Knox KAPPA . . Lincoln, Neb. DELTA BETA Miami MU . . Madison, Wis. DELTA EPSILON Millikin SIGMA . . Middleton, Conn. PHI . . Minnesota THETA . . . Minneapolis, Minn UPSILON . Northwestern DELTA GAMMA . . Nashville, Tenn. NU . . Ohio RHO . . . New York Clty DELTA . Simpson THETA GAMMA . . Norman, Okla. BETA ZETA Transylvania I CHI .... Oxford, Mass. DELTA GAMMA Vanderbilt' PSI .... Philadelphia, Pa. MU . . Wisconsin THETA ALPHA Seattle, Wash. DELTA DELTA Wooster OMIcP,oN . Syracuse, N. Y. DELTA LAMBDA Indianapolis ALPHA UPSILON . Waterville, Me. DELTA KAPPA Drury OMEGA DELTA Ames, Ia. THETA . Minnesota ALPHA . . . Boston, Mass. DELTA MU Alabama DELTA IoTA . Fayetteville, Ark. DELTA NU Mt. Union THETA ETA Laramie, Wyo. IOTA . Michigan BETA ZETA Lexington, Ky. DELTA XI . . Missouri ALPHA XI Lynchburg, Va. THETA PROVINCE DELTA BETA Oxford, O. LAMBDA . Baker THETA THETA Reno, Nev. P1 . . California ALPHA TAU Waterville, Me. THETA BETA Colorado DELTA NU Alliance, O. U KAPPA . Nebraska IOTA . Ann Arbor, Mich. THETA THETA Nevada DELTA LAMBDA Indianapolis, Ind. THETA KAPPA South Methodist DELTA KAPPA Springfield, Mo. THETA GAMMA Oklahoma OMEGA . Stanford, Cal. W I 370 Z4 l9 I8 Alpha Beta Chapter Established in 1913 PATRONESSES MRS. CORNELIUS BETTEN - MRS. RALPH HAYWARD KENISTON MRS. PIERRE AUGUSTINE FISH '- MRS. JAMES GEORGE NEEDHANI MISS JUANITA BATES MISS GERTRUDE FOLEY MISS MARGUERITE GURLEY MISS ZELLA AMIE LABARRE MISS DOROTHY CAROL MAIER ANNE PARKER ARNOLD ANNA ELIZABETH CUSIC ELINOR MARY FISH - DOROTHY' MARGARET HARRIS LUCY LOVELAND M.ACK PEARL EDITH CHAMPLIN 1HERA EMERSON ELVA MAE CABLE MARGARET ABBIE REMSEN MRS. JOSEPH ELLIS TREVOR - IN URBE ' SENIORS MISS EMMA SPEED MISS DELIA MAY STONE MISS CLARA FRANCES SYKES MISS MARGARET TREVOR MISS GERALDINE MARGARET WILL MARY FLORENCE LUMSDEN ANNA MARSH ff ' JUNIORS M.KRIAN RANDOLPH PRIESTLEY BEATRICE SANDS VERA EUGENIA SPENCER KATHERINE THORP SOPHOMORES ELEANOR CLARA MCMULLEN FRANCES MAEEL OTTLEY FRESHMEN MARTHA CHANDLEY SOUTER MARJORIE WILLIS ' GERTRUDE PARKER YOUNG A ' Eglin Delia 'Delia IS 371 I9 Q I8 PsI . CHI . SIGMA RHO PI . . OMICRON . XI . . NU . MU . . LAMBDA . KAPPA . IOTA THETA . ETA , ZETA DELTA . GAMMA' . BETA . ALPHA . PSI ALPHA . CHI ALPHA . PHI ALPHA . UPSILON ALPHA TAU ALPHA . SIGMA ALPHA . RHO ALPHA . PI ALPHA . . OMICORM ALPHA XI ALPHA . NU ALPHA . MU ALPHA . LAMBDA ALPHA . KAPPA ALPHA . IOTA ALPHA . THETA ALPHA . ETA ALPHA . Fayetteville Washington Atlanta Lexington Oxford Knoxville Chicago Kansas City New York City New Orleans Chi Omega Founded 1895 ROLL OF CHAPTERS University of Arkansas Transylvania College Randolph-Macon Women's College Tulane University, Newcomb College University of Tennessee University of Illinois ' Northwestern University University of Wisconsin University of California University of Kansas University of Nebraska University of Texas West Virginia University University of Michigan University of Colorado Dickinson College Florida Wornen's College Colby College University of Washington University of Oregon Jackson College George Washington University Syracuse University Ohio University . Miami University University of Missouri University of Cincinnati Coe College University of Utah Leland Stanford Junior University New Hampshire College University of Kentucky Kansas State Agricultural College Southern Methodist University Cornell University Oregon Agricultural College ALUMNAE CHAPTERS Lynchburg Denver Milwaukee Portland Seattle Los Angeles Boston Dallas ' Eugene Berkeley Cincinnati 372 T? Theta Alpha Chapter Established 1917 U IN URBE MRS. LEX HESLER MRS. ROBERT MORSE MRS. WEST CHUTE JACOBS I SENIORS MARY ELEANOR BARSTOW DOROTHY MILLEN GRAY GRACE CORLEIS LOUISE LYMAN LAMPHIER RUTH WILLIAMS , JUNIORS MARY AGNES CONROY VALERIE ELFRIEDA F ROSCH LOUISE MARGARET HAMBURGER MARGUERITE JENNINGS RUTH ABBOTT MILDRED LOIS ALDRICK DOROTHY HOWE MIRICK ALICE PAULINE MITCHELL MARGARET FLETCHER WILSON JOCELYN WOODMAN SOPHOMORES RUTH GEISENHOFF FRESHMEN LILLIAN FRED BROTHERHOOD DORIS BELL DEWEY 373 IU IB GAMMA . THETA . SIGMA DELTA ETA . PHI TAU . OMEGA CHI . ZETA . . RHO OMEGA PHI KAPPA ALPHA EPSILON . MU . . SIGMA ALPHA LAMBDA . OMEGA XI . OMICRON , . EPSILON OMEGA SIGMA SIGMA ALPHA GAMMA CHI . . RHo . . PHI EPSILON THETA SIGMA PHI . . Kappa Delta Founded in IS97 ROLL OF CHAPTERS ALPHA PROVINCE . . Hollins College . Randolph-Macon College . . . Trinity College EPSILON PROVINCE . . . I-Iunter College . . . Bucknell University . . ' Cornell University BETA PROVINCE . . University of Alabama . Judson College . Florida State College for Women . University of Louisiana . , Millsaps College A . . . Southern Methodist University GAMMA PROVINCE ' . . Northwestern University . University of Cincinnati . Illinois Wesleyan University . . University of Kentucky DELTA PROVINCE . . Iowa State College . Coe College . University of Denver . University of Wyoming, . Colorado Agricultural College . University of Southern California . University of California : un: :ai 331- V--V ---------- Aman- ----A ---- --- -----W --Am-anuzmall I 74 mega Chi hapter Established in 1917 IN URBE EMMA MILDRED ST. JOHN SENIORS DOROTHY BURKHARDT CLEMENTS FERN LOWRY IUNIORS HELEN SOPHIA CLARK HELEN MARGARET SCHRADER ESTHER HAWLEY FUNNELL ELLEN MAY STICKELMEYER EDITH KATHERIN MESSINGER FRANCES MIRIAM STRONG FRANCES PRESTON ELLEN MARGARET VAN NUYS SOPHOMORES MILDRED ELIZABETH BURNS CAROL GEORGIANA STRONG FRANCES ANN LATHROP CORAA BELLE THOMAS FRESHMEN CHARLOTTE WEBSTER HARRIS ALICE ELIZABETH THOMAS FRANCES MORSE SALTMARSH MOLLY JOSEPHINE TRACY 4 - ' ,,,F EEECE A ' I ' P ' Qi A I' 'I 11 7'5f' T7' E E N 3 ' I -an fffv- 1? Ex i?::G?Mm:y Uzgfzzg T -A , RAA.Q:...'g:-5:5552: f.ff11'.gl:':. .' : I .L f I -'f-mf - ff .. I A - if A -1 :Lf E iwxi, .. F appa, 365111411 375 9 Q IB ATl'A Delta Pi Alpha Founded in 1916 IN FACULTATE MISS ANNETTE WARNER IN URBE MRS. WILLIAM CHARLES BAKER MRS. HERBERT JOSEPH DAVENPORT MRS. MAURICE CHASE BURRITT MRS. ALBERT CYRUS DURAND MRS. CLYDE FURMAN CRAIG MISS GRACE ELEANOR JOHNSON MISS MARION PLOSS . SENIORS ARLOUINE CHESEBROUGH OLIVE GROSKLAUS MADELINE FRIES LILLIAN ANTOINETTE LYBOLT ALICE LOUISE GRANDIN RUTH EDITH PETERSON BERTHA MAE REED - IUNIORS LAURA BAYE'f'TE BROWN ELIZABETH ROSE COOK HELEN ELISE BULLARD DOROTHY DUREEE MARY ELLEN FORD SOPHOMORES BERNICE REYNOLDS ELSIE TRALL YATES FRESHMAN MARGARET GILKERSON CAMPBELL 376 I ....-...-g9I,.?........ lm WCDMENS I ACTIVITIES 7 I I 11: 377 I I9 I8 fs... 5 7.2 1 'Lf 97 mi mi ' A I 5 ,. -ew, :W 5 5-1445119 - '- ' .gm-,Q-. ,' . I ,,.',-, . , A. v I --V- W , ,nr F N 1 M -, V 2- 11,3 Q-vii' fu If .w if Taxi' L W - XJ- iii! If I X QA s Becker D onlon Beard Rickiurry HiebEr Coville Hosmer er H eaienkreis REBA LIZZETTE BEARD JULIA ERNESTINE BECKER KATHERINE COVILLE JOANNA MARGARET DONLON EVELYN MARGARET CAROLINE HIEBER HARRIETT HOSMER ' KATHERINE LINDLEY MCMURRY 4 - I lL 11111 378 I9 ' I3 M- A , La b, , A ,, A: .. 5 I I 4, ., ' - - ' -' ' . ' ' 'f ' 4 ' ' Je' ,Ji '37 V ?'g r - .A if 2375. I 5 ' , f l 1' -f 25.5 , V A - 6 V. ., 4 'V f 1 M Q54 Q' in Q ' , ' ,w i -- -111-12 , f ,959 H , ag ,,f' fax 2 ,1, W'Qi I A 2 .7 'i. 52 4572 f ff f - 4' fy iv ff .. ' -' 5 -qiv ?1e1g1 Beard Abbott Bec ke 1' Lewis Rulifson I M. Gnmes Alward E. Grimes Sedcjwa SARA DUKEHART ABBOTT ELIZABETH ALWARD REBA LIZZETTE BEARD JULIA ERNESTINE BECKER ESTHER GRIMES MARCIA GRIMES MARION LAVINIA LEWIS EDITH MYRA RULIFSON 379 ----O----.8 A Townsend D Relgart Blelman Neeley Balliett B001 Parsons Wicker Street aven and Serpent DOROTHY ALICE BALLIETT GLADYS KATHERINE BLEIMAN HELEN GRACE BOOL ELIZABETH NEELY HARRIOT ANNE PARSONS EMMA VIRGINIA PHIPPS ELIZABETH HODGSON REIGART ALICE JULIET STREET EMMA NALALIE TOWNSEND MILDRED MARIE WICKER 380 I9 8 HARRIETT HOSMER, '18 . ESTHER HAWLEY FUNNELL, '19 . ELIZABETH NEELY, '19 HELEN HUIE, '20 . LOIS CURTIS OSBORN, '16 CABIN F 1918 SARA DUKEHART ABBOTT F ERN LOWRY FRANCES ELIZABETH SEARLES 1919 LOUISE EUGENIE BAKER LOUISE FULLER BELDEN ESTHER HAWLEY FUNNELL GLADYS FAY GILKEY 1920 HELEN ACOMB HELEN HUIE ALICE LOUIS 381 YWG' Prefident Vice-Preridmt Treasurer Rfcording Secretary Genzral Secrzzfary ET ISABEL RUTH SENN CLARA COVERT STARRETT MARION LANGWORTHY WHITE EDNA RUTH HOTCHKISS CONSTANCE HUHN ELIZABETH NEELY MARIAN PHARO MARION LOUISE IRISH ESTHER MYRICK RICE E SMITH 9 ' XX' 18 Hieber Nee 1ey Street Becker Bea rd Women 'S Student Government Council JUDICIARY COMMITTEE JULIA ERNESTINE BECKER, Chairman REBA LIZZETTE BEARD ELIZABETH NEELY EVELYN MARGARET CAROLINE HIEBER ALICE JULIET STREET DR. EDITH HEDGES MATZKE, Ex-Ojjicio SAGE HOUSE COMMITTEE EMMA VIRGINIA PHIPPS, Prefident GERTRUDE SARGENT SAMPSON 1919 ALICE JULIET STREET . 1919 MARY HULDA GRIFFIN . 1920 ANNA LAURA WHITE. . 1919 ELSA CAROLINE SCHLOBOHM 1921 '382 ........E LEE, EGGG EQ, L A, L DeWitt NI. Grimes Abbott 1NIcNIurry Beard Wicker Hieber Boochever Chapman LaMont Schmidt Schoeffler Becker Phipps Sampson DePue Executzve Commztzfee SENIORS JULIA ERNESTINE BECKER, Pnesidenzf, Student Government SARA DUKEHART ABBOTT EVELYN MARGARET CAROLINE HIEBER REBA LIZZETTE BEARD HARRIETT HOSMER FLORENCE BOOCHEVER KATHERINE LINDLEY MCMURRY MARCIA GRIMES FRIEDA HELENA SCHOEFFLER I DAGMAR ALFVEN SCHMIDT IUNIORS MARGARET CHAPMAN EMMA VIRGINIA PHIPPS MADOLIN DEWITT GERTRUDE SARGENT SAMPSON ROSE KROENER MILDRED MARIE WICKER SOPHOMORE MILDRED FLORA LAMONT FRESHMAN HELEN DEPUE RISLEY HOUSE COMMITTEE FRIEDA HELENA SCHOEFELER, Prefidenz EDITH MAY AUSMAN . . 1918 CORA ELIZABETH COOKE . 1919 FLORENCE BOOCHEVER . 1918 MILDRED MULLER . 1920 SOPHIE HARRIETT HARVITH 1918 RODNEY MASON . 1921 383 I9 Q as Sports and Paszfimes COUNCH9 MARCIA GRIMES . . IDA MINA RAFFLOER . . EDITH KATHERIN MESSINGER . . ELIZABETH NEELY . DR. EDITH HEDGES MATZKE MIss ELLEN BRAINARD CANFIELD M1488 HAZEL FURCHGOTT MRS. 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CL 1, JACOB GOULD SCHURMAN HIRANI SAMUEL GUTSELL ANDREW DICKSON WHITE LESLIE VERNE LACY CLARENCE AUGUSTINE MARTIN EVERETT VICTOR MEEKS 'fHUBERT EUGENE BAXTER CHRISTIAN MIDJO OLAF MARTINIUS BRAUNER ALBERT CHARLES PHELPS LEROY PEARL BURNHAM NATHANIEL SCHMIDT GEORGE RAY CHAMBERLAIN SHEPHERD STEVENS THOMAS FREDERICK CRANE 'EDWARD MILTON URBAND LOUIS AGASSIZ FUERTES 'GEORGE YOUNG, JR. 1917 ROY WALLING CHEESMAN 1918 KENNETH FORD COFFIN WILLIAM GILMORE FRENCH 'CLARENCE WILLIAM DUNBAR GOSTA WILLIAM HAGSTROM 'CARL FERDINAND ESCHWEILER 'SIDNEY PAUL THOMPSON 'THOMAS HENDERSON FARNSWORTH EDWIN JULIUS TRUTHAN HERBERT ROLLAND WEAVER A 1919 ' EDWIN LACLEDE HOWARD BENJAMIN S. HUBBELL, IR. 'FREDERICK WILLIAM MEDLONG 400 V I9 -' I8 SENIOR AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY H cbs-.Sa GEORGE ABRAM EVERETT TGEORGE TURNER DIBBLE PHILIP DOUGLAS FLANNER CHARLES FRANK GILMAN GIRARD HAMMOND ARTHUR LEWIS HOFFMAN JOSEPH BRACKIN KIRKLAND LEROY EDWARD ROFE HOWARD SPENCER SISSON GLENN WILLIAM SUTTON ERALPH CHAPMAN VAN HORN THOMAS ROWAN WAGNER SIDNEY SARDUS WARNER I - i j . 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HUBBELL, JR ,FREDERICK WILLIAM MEDLONG 400 I9 - IS SENIOR AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY H ebs-sa GEORGE ABRAM EVERETT 'GEORGE TURNER DIBBLE PHILIP DOUGLAS FLANNER CHARLES FRANK GILMAN GIRARD HAMMOND ARTHUR LEWIS HOFFMAN JOSEPH BRACKIN KIRKLAND LEROY EDWARD ROFE HOWARD SPENCER SISSON GLENN WILLIAM SUTTON 'RALPH CHAPMAN VAN HORN THOMAS ROWAN WAGNER SIDNEY SARDUS WARNER I - 2 401 T9 HONORARY ENGINEERING SOCIETY T A . Tau Beta Pi Delta of New York Established January I7, 1910 L FACULTY MEMBERS kWILDER DWIGHT BANCROET WILLIAM NICHOLAS BARNARD CHARLES HAROLD BERRY ROLLO CLINTON CARPENTER IRVING PORTER CHURCH HERMAN DIEDERICHS FRANK GAKES ELLENWOOD ARCHIBALD MORTIMER ERSKINE SIDNEY GONZALES GEORGE ALEXANDER GRAY CLARENCE WALTER HAM EUGENE ELWIN HASKELL HENRY SYLVESTER JACOBY VLADIMIR KARAPETOFF DEXTER SIMPSON KIMBALL GEORGE ROLLAND MCDERMOTT ALBERT RUSSELL MANN CLARENCE AUGUSTINE MARTIN ERNEST GEORGE MERRITT ALBERT CHARLES PHELPS GEORGE BURR UPTON 'GEORGE YOUNG, JR. MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1918 SELDEN PIERSON ALLIS DAVID HOUSER BANKS ROSWALD CAMMANN BREWSTER 'HENRY FROST CHADEAYNE LEE HINCHMAN CLARK HENRY ARTHUR COLLIN FRANK VAN DUZER FIELDS JAMES WILLIAM FITZGERALD ERNEST CLEVELAND FORTIER GOSTA WILLIAM HAGSTROM CARLOS ELMER HARRINGTON EARL GARRETT HENDERSON HARRISON PORTER HOOD WALTER LEE JOHNSON 'HENRY WARE JONES WILLIAM MILNE JONES HAROLD DRAPER KINNEY HOWARD ARCHIBALD MCDONELL ROSS WALDRON MCKINSTRY GEORGE HENDERSON STANSER MCNAIR 'LESTER FINNEY MERRICK MELVIN NICHOLS HERMENEGILDO BALBINO REYES EDWIN HEWES THOMAS CLINTON RUSSELL TOBEY NICHOLAS ARTHUR WALBRAN MEMBER OE THE CLASS OF 1919 DAMON GREENLEAF DOUGLAS '402 Z HONORARY ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING SOCIETY mf A- I, I , V Iggif e ' E f I, - . - -S Q+ '3 AI ' 12111, ,mi if T H ,-:Sf :eb '- Af- ' ,W fn ' 1 'S 1 -ii'.fw'2V 'RMI - ' S., - Af. ,,N, ,,r-. 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HARVEY INKPEN TUTCHINGS 405 537.1 LL, ' I9 S I8 HONORARY EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY N - SQA,-Af-, I f 1 -I E A E f- . f E! iz?-2' fi I Q -EGESS ' EEE EQ . ,.N, , ,,LL..,.I - -' Phi Delta Kappa Theta Chapter Estabhshed 1910 FACULTY AMEMBERS EDWIN GARRIGUES BORING WILLIAM SILLIMAN FOSTER GEORGE PRENTISS BRISTOL FREDERICK LLEWELLYN GRIFFIN KARL M DALLENBACH ROBERT MORRIS OGDEN CHARLES DEGARMO EDWARD MOWBRAY TUTTLE DAVID ELSWORTH ELSTON GEORGE ALAN WORKS GRADUATE MEMBERS FRANK BERIE BAILEY HOMER GUY BISHOP CHARLES D. BOHANNAN LEON EMORY COOK FORREST LEE DIMMICK LOUIS B. HOISINGTON EDGAR GUSTAVE DE LASKI ALLEN JOB THOMAS 1 PAUL THOMAS YOUNG CLASS OF 1918 JAMES PIERSON ACKERMAN JOHN CHRISTENSEN CLIFFORD MORTON GOULD CHARLES KARSTEN WILLIAM LYNDON MAYER ROBERT ELBRIDGE MOODY DARWIN PARKER NORTON GEORGE WILLIAM ROB ERTSON BURTON LEROY SWARTZ 406 ug' f ,'J-MBL' ,J I , 'f' iH 'MI , I W 11 .53 HI '35WifI1:K'IvI4sIif I , ,fI?wffr. 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'WESLEY MOON DIXON EDWIN PHILIP DOERR 'JOHN LUTHER DOLE 'JOSEPH LEEs EASTWICK 'FREDERICK MONTAGUE GILLIES ALGER EUGENE HUNKIN 'ROBERT EDWARD JENNINGS HERBERT RHOADS KUHNS 'RAYMOND JAMES LALLY 'RICHARD PECK MATTHIESSEN 'PETER PAUL MILLER 'WILLIAM BRISTOL SHELTON 'FRANCIS TOBEY SHIVERICK WHITELAW TODD TERRY 'JOHN COOPER THOMAS 'BENNETT BOTSFORD YOUNG I - 409 I9 I8 I-.-E.:-W Klilliil C1Wh L..i-1--- L '0give 'HUEERT EUGENE BAXTER OLAE MARTINIUS BRAUNER LEROY PEARL BURNHAM GEORGE RAY CHAMBERLAIN CLARENCE AUGUSTINE MARTIN 'WILLIAM ALLEN ADRIANCE, JR. KENNETH FORD COFFIN EDWIN PHILIP DOERR 'CLARENCE WILLIAM DUNBAR 'LINCOLN NORCOTT HALL ROGER BAILEY EVERETT VICTOR MEEKS CHRISTIAN MIDJO ALBERT CHARLES PHELPS SHEPARD STEVENS 'GEORGE YOUNG, JR 'WILLIAM KENNETH NORTON 'RICHARD PERRIEN RAS EMAN 'NORMAN RICHARD MURDOCK TINKHAM EDWIN JULIUS TRUTHAN STANLEY MORTIMORE WARD EDWIN LACLEDE HOWARD 410' AASIII-IIIAW ,J vs Ah., I. 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ALBERT FORD HINRICHS HAROLD LOUIS HINRICHS EDMOND GEERY ISBILLS ELMER FRANKLIN KINSMAN ALBERT RAYMOND NOLIN JOEL KETCHUM PITCHER STANLEY WALLACE SMITH LANSING SOUTHWICK HOSKINS DUNCAN ELLIOTT STULTS KENNETH HUTCHINSON TAYLOR FRESHMEN CHARLES WILBUR APTHORPE JAMES BRADFORD FITZGERALD ARTHUR KINSLEY BOSANKO HAROLD WILLIS FORD EUGENE TOLMAN DRAKE ELLIS ROBERT MEAKER EDWARD LINDLEY SAVAGE 415 nguoi? 'V 1 , mf, 2 ry .31 V V I-M3512 'TM .G A -'QQQN :Emi-up-'fi' ESQ-I :ff Wai? . viii!!-Svyffn' wiswrii ' gi: A- A I esmwwfifi '-i'5 Sf'1fM 86 .15 1-.y 'vlfi 5536? V ' '- ' .. r 15 - ,f- ' 5 ' R I K . V I ' WRW W1AO1W T ' f 1 OFFICERS ELBERT PARR TUTTLE, ,18 . Prefidenz HSHERMAN TROWBRIDGE, '19 . . . III Vice-Prefident HORACE ELLSWORTH SHACKELTON, '19 . 2nd Vice-Prefident WILLIAM MORGAN KENDALL, ,19 . . Secretary PROFESSOR HENRY SYLVESTER JACOBY . Treasurer CABINET 1918 CLARENCE F ERDINAND ACKERKNECHT HOLDEN MANCHESTER DOUGHERTY LESLIE TOWNLEY HAND HAROLD JOSEPH KARR HAROLD PETER KAULFUSS CHEN KU 1919 'STEWART ALLERTON CUSHMAN 'GEORGE EARL GILLESPIE JAMES RUEUS GORDON BENJAMIN S. HUBBELL, JR. LAURENCE BRIGHAM JUNE LEO CHANDLER NORRIS WALTER EDWIN REX, JR. ELMORE BECKER STONE ' ' PETER VISCHER 1920 ALEXANDER BUEL TROWBRIDGE - COLSTON ESTEY WARNE 416 I9 I8 Cornell Cosmopolitan Club ASSOCIATION OF COSMOPOLITAN CLUBS International Federation of Students: Corda Fratres G. F. PUTTICK, South Africa . . E. F. ARTSCHWAGER, Germany C. C. Kuo, China . . P. MERTZ, France . . J. WILSON, United States . R. BABOR, United States . B. R. MCMILLAN, Scotland . PROF. F. A. BARNES, United States F. CUTOLO, Italy . . . L. S. FRENKEL, United States R. K. HOAOLAND, United States OFFICERS . . President . First Vice-President Second Vice-President . Recording Secretary Assistant Secretary Corresponding Secretary . Alumni Secretary . . . Treasurer Assistant Treasurer I :Associate Editor of the Cosmopolitan Student Business Representative of the Cosmopolitan Student ' ' I BOARD OF DIRECTORS L. S. FRENKEL, Chairman PROF. F. A. BARNES PROF. M. W. SAMPSON PROF. H. RIES J. M. BERTRAN PROF. R. S. SABY Y. H. HO G. F. PUTTICK I HONORARY MEMBERS ANDREW DICKSON WHITE JACOB GOULD SCHURMAN 417 9 V I8 PROP. C. D. ALBERT Con DR. L. H. BAILEY PROP. E. E. BARKER PROP. F. A. BARNES A. BODANSKY Cosmopolitan Club leavej PROP. H. O. BUCKMAN PROP. R. C. CARPENTER PROP. E. M. CHAMOT PROP. J. H. COMs'rOcK PROP. J. E. CREIGI-ITON PROP. A. M. DRUMMOND PROP. G. A. EVERETT PROP. A. B. FAUST PROP. E. O. FIPPIN M. G. GABA R. L. GILLETT G. DI GRASSI R. W. GREEN PROP. L. D. HAYES Con leavej PROP. G. S. HOPKINS D. F. HOY PROP. C. H. HULL PROP. H. W. HURWITZ DR. H. M. KINGERY A. I. LAMOUREAUX PROP. T. L. LYON ACTIVE MEMBERS B. R. DEAN PROP. PROP. DEAN PROP. PROP. PROP. PROP. PROP. PROP. PROP. PROP. PROP. DEAN PROP. PROP. DEAN PROP. PROP. C. W. PROP. 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I WR H3115 gy CS i fd, X - 1 N l 435 Y .,,,,EY,.,,:,..,,f-,:,.,Q.,,1..,T.Y,,m,. ,YC,..., - ,,.,. ,,.K,.,:-5,--U., V - f- N-Elf:-3:7511 GLEE CLUB 1917-18 71 I I mf? 1. E 1 1 E5 .9 Q I8 V . -'Fa'-s ' 5535- X , .f 4 90 r K- - -:um ABM :f f ix . . C. c ICA.. 2 1925.4 qi 1 ' 'a c- I! ' 'iii -I ' R' I Illluzifiiiinllnllii , 9 A IIIIII Iilnnlumnllll IIIII f I mu -lx Y T LDDLEWRST IO HARNLY CABLE, 1918, Ohio . . . GEORGE KING BISHOP, 1919, Ohio . . . GEORGE WILLIAM MONROE, IR., 1918, New York . G. ERVIN KENT, 1910, New York . . WILLIAM VAN NESS CARVER, 1918, New York HOLLIS ELLSWORTH DANN, New York . . . . Graduate FIRST TENORS H. F. GOOD, '21, Ohio R. M. PRESTON, '19, N. Y. O. J. LINK, '18, N. Y. T. M. MALCOLM, '18, N. Y. F. W. MEDLONG, '19, N. Y. A. E. MIDDLEHURST, '19, Ind. P. R. MONTGOMERY, '21, N. Y. R. CHRISTIANSON, '19, Pa. J. D. STARK, '21, N. Y. C. K. THOMAS, '21, N. Y. E. I. TRUTHAN, '18, Ohio T. E. WARREN, '21, Ohio L. S. XVEST, '21, N. Y. SECOND TENORS H. G. COGGESHALL, '20, N. Y. H. B. HOAG, '21, Ill. I. K. HOLBROOK, '20, N. Y. C. D. LEWIS, '20, N. Y. L. MATHEWSON, '22, N. Y. L. BARBOUR, '20, N. Y. R. B. CRANE, '21, Neb. R. O. DAVISON, '21, N. Y. I. C. DRESSER, '19, N. Y. L. P. EVANS, '20, N. Y. T. B. AUGAR, '18, N. Y. W. V. CARVER, '18, N. Y. K. CARVER, '20, N. Y. L. J. CRANDALL, '21, Pa. R. A. CUSHMAN, '21, N. Y. I. C. MCGAHAN, '21, N. Y. G. W. MONROE, '18, N. Y. S. W. OSTROM, '20, N. Y. H. RAYNOR, '21, N. Y. J. W. Ross, '19, N. Y. D. F. TAYLOR, '21, N. Y. FIRST BASSES R. W. GRAY, '21, N. Y. H. T. LACEY, '20, N. Y. E. SIMPSON, '17, N. Y. R. W. STEEL, '21, Pa. N. M. WILLARD, '20, N. Y. SECOND BASSES D. DODSON, '20, N. Y. . . ' Nfanagev' . A.rfi.rtant lllanagfr . . Prefident Manage:- Lmdfr Direrior H. T. DORRANCE, '20, N. Y. T. W. HOFF, '21, N. I. C. R. INGLEE, '18, N. Y. W. V. PRICE, '18, N. Y. C. W. ROSE, '21, N. Y. 4 E.. , 1, - - f- 'Q ..a.s v.--ff-5 L y-qw :gig W, -2,2 .- L... .,Y, ..,,-,:.,. 2 . .1 N- Zdg .Y .... K, 5- -..V.Q,:,.-.,:.Vxi.,:YY..-,Z..A,1f -,...x,.v..,.M.,,....Y YA. , 11 M J, a ,v 3 2 I I i Q ji 1 i v I 5 s r .2-f. fsligl 5 Q K 1 U I wk I 1 W 3 MANDOLIN CLUB 1917-18 E Q. 5 fm Hr-1?-E: ---f--Q V- V :J--Af fish, ,-, ,..,,. T., .-.. - , , 1 . I I9 13 Q, ,d,,f5!3? A 5 P ' '2if:'!' 'vial r ' Es!! 'S ' 5? ' E M ,h cfffvanaohm N I ' 2' 'AJ Wa. .WE - ' ..... A .:lf. ' ' s iz' 15' ' I C hr I 1I1111iIIInsI!IIaIimHlE11111 U X lfllmlfiigiilla , luunL Y V M 'I LE-NYU-ST C. LAZO, '18, N. Y., Leadw' ' G. L. COLEMAN, '95, N. Y., Director FIRST MANDOLINS C. C. BAILEY, '21, Pa. R. W. HAZLETT, '21, Va. 4M. H. BEAKES, '19, N. Y. W. G. KING, IR., '21, N. Y. A. B. BOEHM, '19, Md. A. L. LOCMIS, '18, Neb. H. E. BRENNAN, '21, N. J. G. MUNSICK, '21, N. J. W. H. CLARKE, '20, Md. N. T. NEWTON, '19, N. Y. ' W. H. COLLINS, '18, Okla. J. B. SHAW, JR., '21, N. Y. H. DUKE, '20, N. Y. P. SKELDINO, '19, Conn. R. H. GEER, '19, Ill. F. H. THOMAS, IR., '21, Del. SECOND MANDOLINS J. H. BIRD, '20, N. Y. D. S. NOSTRAND, '20, N. Y. W. W. BUSHMAN, '20, N. Y. I. A. ROSE, '22, N. Y. J. P. BRANYEN, '21, Minn. K. N. SACHS, '20, Conn. ' J. T. CLARHSON, '21, MO. E. T. SCHULZ, '20, Pa. L. W. DAVK'SON, '19, N. J. S. N. STROTZ, '21, III. H. M. LEINBACH, '21, Pa. E. R. WATT, '19, N. Y. J. C. MCN.ALLX', '22, Pa. GUITARS R. B. CRANE, '21, Neb. A. G. HANCOCK, '20, N. Y. VIOLINS L. BARBOUR, '20, N. Y. V D. W. JOHNSON, '20, N. Y. H. J. BINISCH, '20, N. Y. F. W. LOEDE, IR., '19, N. Y. A. H. BRUCKHEIMER, '19, N. Y. D. C. MOORE, '18, N. J. -' G. W. HOECK, '18, O. C. G. SEELBACH, '19, N. Y. CELLOS R. P. DYCKBIAN, '19, N. I. A. H. TREMAN, '21, N. Y. FLUTES W. G. BASTIAN, '21, Pa. P. P. HODOKINSON, '21, Pa. F. T. CURTIS, '21, N. Y. W. D. 'MILLER, '19, Conn. SAXAPHONES R. N. REYNOLDS, '18, N. Y. R. P. TRAVIS, '20, Pa. W. S. WEI.ANT, '22, O. MARIMBAPHONES N. K. HOFELLER, '20, N. Y. H. L. SCHWAGER, '20, Pa. TRAPS W. D. ELLIS, '20, Ga. 439 - lgzri.- ,QL,:.:g..,-- N F gag, ,R 9 I i I I T? I8 , A . , .way E gq fag,-'. Z fK',1:'.I,,I, f Q W W V' 'W-7 I , , wg? 9 . . . X ' g .9 ' X. -wav --iw ' A ' 5 O1'c5esffa I x I R .nr - -I-.117 fgy -N A A 1A azz -on IUImmIII-I4......II.I1zIInmmmm1ImmIsIIIIIIIIEM, 1 I 7 Zu X L X X Director, GEORGE L. COLEMAN, '95, N. Y. , Prefidmzz, C. G. SEELBACI-I, '19, N. Y. A lwcmager, D. C. MOORE, '18, N. ' CONCERT MASTER 11 A. H. BRUCRHEIMER, '19, N. Y. jg FIRST VIOLIN BARKER, M. W., '20, N. Y. CALKINS, I. B., '17, N. Y. MERRILL, E. H., '19, O. I BENISCH, H. I., '20, N. Y. ' LUCCI-IETTI, R., '19, N. Y. SEELBACH, C. G., '19, N. Y. ls BRUCKHEIMER, A., '19, N. Y. MATTERN, E. H., '16, N. Y. VANHOESEN, K., '21, N. Y. LOEDE, F. W., '19, N. Y. MOORE, D. C., '18, N. I. ' SECOND VIOLIN DRAKE, E. T., '21, N. Y. SCHWARTZ, S., '21, N. Y. HIRSCI-I, E., '20, N. Y. ' FRENKEL, L. S., '18, N. Y. CUBBON, M. H., '20, N. Y. KLINE, E., '21, N. Y. If JOHNSON, D. W., '19, Ind. CRAIG, D. K., '21, N. Y. I I VIOLA , BUELL, W. R., '19, N. Y. BRILLINGER, H. B., '21, Pa. HURWITZ, PROE. W. A., N. Y. ' WEINSTEIN, W., '20, Va. . CELLO , FRIED, I. A., '10, N. Y. HOFELLER N. K., '20, Del. SCI-IELLENG, I. C., '16, N. Y. '1 DYCRMAN, R. P., '19, N. I. LITTLEWOOD, W., '20, N. Y. PERKINS, H. C., '15, N. Y. I TREMAN, A. H., '21, N. Y. ' ' BASS N HANCOCK, A. G., '21, N. Y. HOECK, G. W., '19, Ill. KARAPETOFF, PROF. V., N. Y. I FLUTE FRENCH, W. H., '19, N. Y. VEA, M. H., '22, O. , fs CLARINET CURTIS, E. A., '19, N. Y. HOOD, H. P., '18, N. Y. PEASE, D. L., '18, N. Y. HORN I BRANYEN, I. P., '21, N. Y. BUCKLEY, T. T., '20, N. Y. ROBINSON, D., '20, N. Y. TROMBONE H CARPENTER, C. D., '20, N. Y. GALLAGHER, D., '21, N. Y. SCHMIDT, A., '18, N. Y. WEIANT, W. S., '19, N. Y. TUBA BARBOUR, L., '20, N. Y. SAMSON, H. B., '20, N. Y. TRAPS ' BARTLETT, B. I., '21, N. Y. ELLIS, W. D., '20, Ga. SAXAPHONE HARMON, G. D., '20, N. Y. MATRIN, P. V., '18, N. Y. REYNOLDS, R. N., '18, N. Y. TIFRAVIS, K. P., '19, Pa. , TYMPANNI DRUMS ' POOLEY, R. C., '21, N. Y. HOGAN, J. M., '21, N. Y. VON BINZER, W., '21, N. Y E ' 1 1 l - ' -140 I9 IB 1 - A . ' . ,LL . B UWUQ A ' flu 1.i:5 ifnllullnulllmrm...-.mann 1 , ,... PROF. C. H. BLOOD, '90 C. L. DURHAM, '99 M. W. SAMPSON G. E. KENT, '10 G. A. B. BOEHM, '19 A. M. MAXWELL, '18 E. L. HOWARD, '19 G. E. BOOK, '18 A. M. MAXWELL, '18 G. E. PEABODY, '18 H. W. RODEN, '18 R. BAILEY, '19 A. B. BOEHM, '19 B. HICKS, '19 I. C. HOLLIS, '19 E. L. HOWARD, '19 N. T. NEWTON, '19 W. B. QUAIL, '19 I. W. Ross, '19 W. G. SCHOELLROPE, '19 L. H. HINRICHS, '20 THE COUNCIL LAURENCE PUMPELLY, '04, Pnffidem A. M. MAXWELL, '18 A. B. BOEHM, '19 E. L. HOWARD, '19 W. G. SCHOELLKOPF, '19 THE MANAGEMENT E. KENT, '10, Graduate' Manage1' . . . . . . . 'Mavzagzv' . Pwfident Vice-P1'efide1zt The MASQUE R. H. PETERS, '20 J. S. PFLUEGER, '20 W. M. WELCH, 2ND, '20 F. J. BOLAN, '21 H. B. CUSHMAN, '21 J. D. DUNLEAVY, '21 C. L. FARNSWORTH, '21 D. D. FULLER, '21 R. W. HAZLETT, '21 D. H. MOEFAT, '21 S. W. OSTROM, '21 I. W. REAVIS, '21 S. N. STROTZ, '21 P. O. WORKS, '21 441 - ls-Y... ,.,f5,...,Q, L i la.. I9 Q I8 A Bang I. QQfi numIIT..I...:a.21nIIIImIImIImIIIuIImi iimummmnnlumuulmI1:..,......I ,.,.. If umm!! GEORGE. L. COLEMAN, '95, Director R. C. POOLEY, '20, DI'1L'111THZl17'0f I t R. N. REYNOLDS, 18, Chzqf1W'u.f16za1z A. SCHNIIDT, Ir., '19, Principal .Wufician E. H. HESPELT, 1O YT. F. CANNON. '20 H. G. XNOLF, '20 R. H. BENNETT, '21 R. N. REYNOLDS, '18 J. L. STRONG, '19 D. L. PEASE, '20 I. C. SMITH, '20 L. W. ROBINSON, '19 G. E. ATHANA, '20 G. W. HOECK, '18 H. C. GRINNELL, '19 C. D. CARPENTER, '20 1. M. HOGAN, '19 W. D. ELLIS, '20 L. BARBOUR, '20 R. P. TRAVIS, '20 CORNETS G. L. BURCH, '21 H. C. DELONG, '21 R. MCREYNOLDS, '21 I B. SINGER, '21 CLARINETS H. M. SPICER, '20 W. G. BASTIAN, '21 E. A. CURTIS, '21 B. A. REEVES, '21 R. SELEE, '21 HORNS R. GRAY, '20 I. P. BRANYEN, '21 T. T. BUCRLEY, '21 TROMBONES G. L. HENRY, '20 H. E. BUCK, '21 D. GALLAGI-IER, '21 W. S. VVEIANT, '22 DRUMS R. B. PATCH, '20 13.1. BARTLETT, '21 W. F. VON BINZER, '21 TUBAS V. A. TUNIA, '20 H. B. S.-XMSON, '21 BARITONE AUGUST SOHIIIDT, JR., '19 . SAXAPHONES G. D. HARMON, '21 ' FLUTE P. R. HART, '21 PICCOLO E. R. BREWSTER, '21 1 I 1 442 ' YPICY ' ' ' T- -. , f.. Olfrili , -'Hua 5 -mia? ' . 6 w:'1u'1 ,Mah Tx . :5!w'z'- N 2 ,, f'olE'jo 'Gulf' ' iff ' .. I - X -Q ' ' T . -- .- L- , , . f E E- 5 f I . ' X . ifq k Df0lD0flC A -.' - - --'h - 6 .1-. ea. ' . ?'E sgeg'I'.:IiZ' ImmHmsmmnnlnllnlnnME , AiIllu1InmllnllllllIAfIi:IiI:,11nll JJ SAMUEL KARRAKIS, '18 . . . , . Prefidenr JOANNA MARGARET DONLON, '18 . . Vice-P1-efidem PHYLLIS CHAPMAN, '19 . . . Secretary COUNCIL PROFESSOR J. A. WINANS JOANNA MARGARET DONLON, '18 PROFESSOR A. M. DRUMMOND WILLIAM JAMES GILLERAN, '18 SAMUEL KARRAKIS, '18 , PHYLLIS CHAPMAN, '19 ACTIVE MEMBERS PHYLLIS CHAPMAN, '19 MARGARET COLLINS KNAPP, '19 JOANNA MARGARET DONLON, '18 NORMAN TOIVO NEWTON, '19 A WILLIAM JAMES GILLERAN, '18 MVARGARET HELEN PALMER, '19 JACK ALBERT GUGGENHEIM, '18 MILDRED ADDISON YOUMANS, '18 SAMUEL KARRAKIS, '18 FREDERICK ROBINSON STEFFENS, '20 - ASSOCIATE MEMBERS HARRY JACOB BORCHERS, '19 EMMA NATALIE TOWNSEND, '19 DAVID HOUSTON BUCHANAN, '20 ' THEODORE MCKEE TROUSDALE, '20 MARIE THERESE GENEVIEVE DICKEY, '18 DAGMAR ALFVEN SCHMIDT, '18 RAY MCALPINE FINCH, '18 FRANCES ELIZABETH SEARLES, '18 DANIEL THOMAS GILMARTIN, '18 DORIS DE NARD WYNKOOP, '19 IN SERVICE ROBERT LEROY CLEAR, '19 HAROLD REYNOLDS, '18 WILLIAM LINCOLN DEAN, '18 HARRY EDWARD ROCHE, '18 OLIVER WILLIAM HOLTON, '18 AQUILA NEBEKER VOLKHARDT, '19 1 I 1 443 ... l..,,-.,,7,,.,. , - d Y V-ww L Y i 9 Q I8 The Debate Council DANIEL THOMAS GILMAR'FIN, JR., ,18. . President FACULTY MEMBERS JAMES ALBERT WINANS GUY BROOKS MUCHMORE CHARLES HE-NRY HULL ROBERT ARGYLL CAMPBELL ALEXANDER M. DRUMMOND HERBVERT AUGUST WICHELNS STUDENT MEMBERS JACOB MERTENS, JR., ,19 ALFRED MORTON SAPERSTON 19 RECORD 9 PENNSYLVANIA-CORNELL DEBATES COLUMBIA-CORNELL DEBATES Year Winner Year Winner 1894 Pennsylvania 1900 Cornell 1895 Pennsylvania 1901 Cornell 1896 Cornell 1902 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 1910 Columbia 1907 Pennsylvania 1911 Cornell 1908 Pennsylvania 1912 Cornell 1909 Pennsylvania 1913 Columbia 1910 Pennsylvania 1914 Columbia 1911 Cornell 1915 Cornell 1912 Cornell 1916 Cornell 1913 Pennsylvania 1918 Columbia 1914 Cornell 1915 Pennsylvania PRINCETON-CORNELL DEBATE 1916 Pennsylvania 1917 Tie 1917 Tie 1918 Cornell 444 I9 I8 1887 McNair Falconer Gilch rist, M-:Carthy Barr Owens White Kirkland Brown Drago '86 Memorial Speakers WINNERS OF THE '86 MEMORIAL PRIZE IN PUBLIC SPEAKING ANDREW S. WHITE 1888 HOWARD A. OPPENHEIM 1889 FRANK H. CALLAN 1890 WILLARD H. AUSTEN 1891 EDWIN D. SHURTER 1892 ERNEST I. WHITE 1893 WILLIAM P. CHAPMAN 1894 EDWARD V. HENRY 1895 STEPHEN F. SHERMAN, JR. 1896 ERWIN ESMOND 1897 HERRICK C. ALLEN 1898 VMORTIMER OSTHEIMER 1899 WILLIAM O. MORGAN 1900 WILLIAM H. MORRISON, I 1901 WILLIAM A. PRAYER 1902 CHARLES B. DOWD 1903 ELLIAS 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 WALZER 1912 HARRY Z. HARRIS 1913 REGNAR T. KIDDE 1914 WILLIAM D. SMITH 1915 LOUIS YURLIC GABERMAN 1916 HENRY KLAUBER 1917 MARION LANGWORTHY WHITE SAMUEL MAX BARR Speakerf in 1917 LAURA BAYETTE BROWN LOUIS DRAGO HAROLD ALEXANDER FALCONER RALPH ALEXANDER GILCHRIST 445 JOSEPH BRACKIN KIRKLAND FRANK CHARLES MCCARTHY GEORGE HENDERSON MCNAIR JAMES THOMAS OWENS MARION LANGWORTHY WHITE -7--fag, 4 Gilmartin Karp Loveridge Herman Sape rston Ku '94 Memorial Speakers WINNERS OF THE '91 MEMORIAL PRIZE IN DEBATE 1895 WILLIAM P. CHAPMAN, JR. 1907 FRANCIS L. DURK 1896 HARLEY N. CROSBY 1908 ROSCOE C. EDLUND 1,897 DANIEL H. WELLS 1909 CHARLES R. HUGINS 1898 GALE LAUGHLIN 1910 HEBER E. GRIPEITH 1899 JAMES B. NOLAN 1911 GAY H. BROWN 1900 FRANK H. HAUSNER 1912 RALPH E. PIERCE 1901 SIDNEY S. LOWENTHAL 1913 HAROLD RIEGELMAN 1902 FLOYD L. CARLISLE 1914 WILLIAM DUDLEY SMITH 1903 GEORGE D. CROFTS 1915 LOUIS YURLIC GABERMAN 1904 WILLIAM L. RANSOM 1916 RALPH HARRIS BLANCHARD 1905 NEAL D. BECKER 1917 JACOB GOULD SCHURMAN, JR. 1906 GEORGE W. ROESCH 1918 DANIEL THOMAS GILMARTIN, Ir. Sjoeakerf in 1918 DANIEL THOMAS GILMARTIN, JR. CHEN KU WILLIAM PIERCE HERMAN GEORGE LOOMIS LOVERIDGE THEODORE BURTON KARP ALFRED MORTON SAPERSTON 446 - Q Probes Holt Hecht Ullman Hess Yang 1.917 Woodford Prize Speakers WINNERS OF THE WOODEORD PRIZE IN ORATORY 1871 JOHN E. MOORE 1893 ERNEST 1. WHITE 1872 ADOLPHUS L. RADER 1894 HARRIET C. CONNOR 1873 CAWVARD rescindedj 1895 GEORGE P. DYER 1874 JAMES E. GLUCK 1896 CHARLES H. RAMMELK.-AMP 1875 GEORGE H. FITCH 1897 DANIEL H. WELLS 1876 CLARENCE H. ESTY 1898 CHARLES H. MAYER 1877 GEORGE W. GILLETTE 1989 HERBERT B. LEE 1878 CHARLES W. AMES 1900 EUGENE T. LIES 1879 KALFRED MILLARD 1901 SIDNEY S. LOWENTHAL 1880 FRANK C. WHITNEY 1902 MICHAEL A. FORD 1881 KAWARD rescindedj 1903 ALFRED HUGER 1882 Divided between 1904 WILLIAM A. MURPHY' CHARLES P. BACON and 1905 ROBERT P. BUTLER FRANK R. LUCKEY 1906 CHARLES H. TUCK 1883 ASA A. ALLING 1907 WILLIAM W. TAYLOR 1884 CHARLES A. POTTER 1908 ELIZABETH E. COOK 1885 STODD.-XRD M. STEVENS 1909 ROSCOE C. EDLUND 1886 E. D. ABINUM DE LIMA 1910 STANTON GRIFFIS 1887 HORACE WHITE 1911 GEORGE M. WOLFSON 1888 PHILIP C. PAYNE 1912 ALAN H. COLCORD 1889 HONVARD A.OPPEN1-IEINI 1913 LESLIE HERBER'Y GROSER 1890 FRANK A. ABBOTT 1914 HAROLD RIEGELMAN 1891 fAward rescindech 1915 DUANE S. HATCH 1892 EDWARD S. SHURTER 1916 MORRIS J. ESCOLL 1917 YVING CHING YANG Spmlevm' in 1917 - GEORGE JOSEPH HECHT CHARLES FREDERICK PROBES GLADYS MARION HESS D.-AVID LOUIS ULLMAN HARPER ALLEN HOLT YYING CI-IING YANG I9 I8 Dunn ' Botsford Peabody Knfkland Hammond Manning Eastman Prize Speakers . WINNERS QF THE EASTMAN PRIZE IN PUBLIC SPEAKING 1910 VINCENT JAMES FROST 1914 BERNARD WILLIAM SHAPER 1911 DAVID ELDER 1915 DUANE SPENCER HATCH 1912 M. C. KILPATRICK 1916 JENNIE THERESA MINNICK 1913 CASS WARD WHITNEY 1917 GLADYS MARION HESS 1918 FRANK LEROY MANNING Speaker: in 1918 HAROLD EUGENE BOTSFORD, '18 JOSEPH BRACHIN KIRKLAND, '18 PERCY LAWRENCE DUNN, '19 FRANK LEROY MANNINGZ '18 GEORGE ERIC PEABODY, '18 448 Qi-: -, Y U15 7 AM H- -qw ,y MT ffv4g f NM--T .. .,...,-,:,Yh'.-.-.-.Y-.x 4- V77 -Y Y Y,,x.x N KMJ4.. , . W, g-.A,,..., . ,, , . f Y I., v. ILJIT IlY HQH-1.4H.-IHe'-.f11v--1-'1f-1'-.,J'-,.- m-1'-.f'-.r1'-1a--,,-f-..f-W-WHHLWMQH.-1'-.QH9 S W Hnnphluvn v 4-lil few- -V -- - . .. .--- --.,--M4.a+..h-a.w...u-...'ane1Xw,.7...-.QL.-W1-K-S-aw-1f:w,.-,J5151-:,nLE:m.--.gf ,.,,.,1:,1 .,:f,..., .,,v X .1-:sa .AIG -::f'52 f:rf F ' fff f't f ' ' 1' ' L Pj V l - A., OFFICERS or THE R. O. T. C. Heine, Schmidt-, TerBush, Standish, Smith Schroeder, Thompson. S. B. Dudies, Martens, Linnell, Micheal, Bucher, Durham, Luning, Ellis, Hubbell Doughty, L:1Fever, Gebhard, Janes, Schultz, Drago, Stempfle, Woodcock, Ford ' Pepper, E. L. Duffies, Eldridge, Starke, Reid, LeBoeuf, Vischer, Krey X Weigh, Greenwood, Sohon, Moon, Berston, Col. Barton, Wilber, Roof, Greenburg ..W V W V V .G , 77 A JL '-,, . fnwq .,x,5-eggm,-L., ,T 1,-:idx-.w,.:4fp1,.,,,, ,. ,sip-r - me L, f.. 1' . f-,.-:flee-.,.....e,.-L 4,-E-X-:A -.-: Y- -N - I ' 1 , i Fl 1: J fi 5 I I l 1 l li E Q i ll gi xi 11 K fpll w- NQJ. x i ! 1 ll I ,, cl fl n 5, 1 I 52-2 QQ W- J I, E8 Reserve O eers' Training Corps wwns I ' . A ' LIEUTENANT COLONEL F. A. BARTON, U. S. Cavalry, Commandant v COLONEL R. I. LE BOEUF, '19, Commanding ' LT. COLONEL I. A. SOHON CAPTAIN W. E. MICHEL, '20, Adjutant - CAPTAIN W. P. WOODCOCK, '20, Assistant Adjutant I - CAPTAIN H. W. GREENBERG, '17, Quartermaster First Regiment ' -FIRST BATTALION Q - ' MAJOR T. B. HUESTIS, '19, Commanding . 1sT LT. L. DRAGO, '19, Adjutant . Company A CAPTAIN R. G. STARKE, '19' 1sT LT. H. H. LUNING, '20 ZND LT. H. C. CLAIR, IR., '20 Company C CAPTAIN W. W. JANES, '19 IST LT. W. S. SCHMIDT, '20 ZND LT. J. E. PARSONS, '19 Company B I CAPTAIN P. AVISCI-IER, '19 1'sT LT. H. H. LINNELL, '20 2ND LT. L. S. BROWN, '20 Company D CAPTAIN W. D. ELLIS, '20 1st LT. G. STANDISH, '19 ' I ZND LT. D. C. DOUGLAS, '.19 ZND LT. P. S. WILSON, '19 SECOND BATTALION l ' . MAJOIL W. C. ELDRIDGE, '19, Commanding 1sT LT. R. M. PRESTON, '19, Adjutant f ZND LT. A. G. JENNINOS, '18, Supply Oflicer Company E CAPTAIN B. PEPPER, '18 1sT LT. A. PIERSON, '20 ZND LT. P. L. BLEAKLEY, '20 Company C CAPTAIN M. W. LAFEvER,- '19 1sT LT. G. E. DURHAM, '19 ZND LT. A. B. TRO-WBRIDGE, '20 C0mpanyi F CAPTAIN P. HEINE, '19 IST LT. S. B. DUPEIES, '20 ZND LT. I. E. G. LALLOU, '20 'Company H CAPTAIN E. T. SCHULZ, '20 1sT LT. B. S. HUBBELL, IR., ' 2ND LT. G. H. WELLS, '19 A '2ND LT. M. KING, IR., '21 ' THIRD BATTALION E MAJOR il. W. WEIOT, '18, Commanding 1sT LT. D. L. Mc DONALD, '20 Adjutant . , 2ND LT. C. LAZO, '18, Supply OFricer Company I CAPTAIN W. H. COLVIN, IR., '20 1sT LT. E. B. TERBUSPI, '19 2ND LT. C. HEss, '20 Company L CAPTAIN I. C. GEBHARD, '19 1sT LT. R. E. BOOTI-I, '20 ZND LT. K. D. WOOD, '20 . Sanitary Detachment 2NIJ LT. A. F. HINRICI-Is, '20 Company KY CAPTAIN C. G. BLAIR, '20 1ST LT. E. D. UPSTILL, '19 ZND LT. W. M. WELCH, '20 Company M CAPTAIN J. C. DOUGHTY, '20 1sT LT. R. P. TOUSSAINT, '19 ZND LT. G. HA. STINE, '19 Machine Gun Platoon V' ZND LT. S. W. HEARTPIELD, '1 19 9, Commanding . BAND R. C. POOLEY, '20, Drum Major i 1-1 451 ' E INSPECTION Photo by J. P. Troy 1 I9 I3 ,I ' m - f . 1 if .g-ri ,VZ R.O.T.C. AT INSPECTION PASSING IN REVIEW 453 9 Q I8 REST DURING INSPECTION INSPECTION ON QUADRANGLE :QL 1 -Y -U -+,--g2.-f- - -V -- 454 Q?-'if ia '4. i' fv2,1.3 Q. .P -r-:::Tg,?J3 'TSff':: - 1 X1 MB 'HI R.O.T,C. AT CALLISTHENICS IS ,i 211 'X ifx. .YL 5-.If ' 1:-1 in.. . .,,:4,p.w,fq-Y... Wi... ,T A,,,k.,,,Tm,-f R.O.T.C. IN FRONT OF SIBLEY .1-w -'rf-1-nvrrmr-:x:.'f::'-iii-. : 2 c:.:-:QM - -1: im:- -155 T? I8 ' STARTING ON A HIK12 N PRESIDENT SCHURMAN ADDRESSING THE R. O. T. 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Secretary CLASS OF 1918 CLARENCE FERDINAND ACKERKNECHT NELSON WARREN CORNELL ARTHUR LEWIS HOFFMAN SHURLY RUSSELL IRISH JOSEPH BRACRIN KIRKLAND HENRY WISDOM RODEN ELBERT PARR TUTTLE RALPH CHAPMAN VANHORN CLASS OF 1919 If ARTHUR ALOE I' WILLIAM MORGAN KENDALL EUGENE ALFRED LEINROTH DAVID GEORGE NETHERCOT HORACE ELLSWORTH SHACKELTON CLASS OF 1920 CHARLES WILLIAM CARRY THOMAS EDWARD MOFFITT CLASS OF 1921 CHARLES BROAD TRETHAWAY 460 ' 'Tufts Whitney Wagner Mclfinstry Tuttle Nightingale Edmunds FlaHDCT Hinehman Blewett F Teslzman A dvzsory Commzttee COUNCIL PRESIDENT I. G. SCHURMAN, Chairman PROF. G. P. BRISTOL W. E. BLEWE'rT, '18 D. J. NIGHTINGALE, '18 PROP. C. L. DURHAM R. C. EDMUNDS, '18 I. M. WATT, '18 D. F. HOY E. P. TUTTLE, '18 COMMITTEE R. C. EDMUNDS Cll6l1.777L6Z7L 1918 lllenzbrrf W. E. BLEWETT W. R. HINCHMAN W. F. TUFTS J. H. CABLE R. W. MCKINSTRY M. H. TUTTLE R C. EDMUNDS D. I. NIGHTINGIALE T. R. W.AGNER P. D. FLANNER I. H. SCHMID A. J. WHITNEY F. C. HENRY A. F. STOLZ C. C. WOODRUFF 1919 AJE77Z19EI'J' I G M. ABBOTT I. M. HOGAN B. K. READ K. W. BENSON J. C. HOLLIS W. E. REX, JR. G. K. BISHOP W. HUDER A. M. SAMPSON R. B. BOWLES C. V. JOHNSON V. H. SCHNEE G. BULLARD R. JONES W. G. SCHOELLKOPE C. W. CAHOON, I W. M. KENDALL P. SKELDING C. CHRISTIE H. V. LALLEY R. G. SKINNER C. M. CORDLEY E. A. LEINROTH C. S. SPENCER I. C. DRESSER J. P. MACBEAN C. I. STEWART B. M. EAGLE F. W. MCDONELL C. B. STIBOLT R. B. EDWARDS G. MINASIAN F. T. SUTTON F. FIELD I. M. NELSON E. S. TOBEY G. E. GILLESPIE R. M. PRESTON J. D. FFRETHAWAY L. N. HALL W. B. QUAIL P. VISCHEIR J. G. HILLAS F. H. QUICK W. M. WEI,CH ' 461 T9 ' ' S 'ST I8 D i - ' i why-f D. I. NIOHTINGALE R. H. ALLEN L. W. DUBOIS N. E. ELSAS H. R. KUHNS S. I. ANGELL L. H. CLARK J. P. EGBERT E. C. FORTIER A. G. JENNINGS I . A. MCDONNELL G. A. PEABODY W. F. SMITH S. S. WARNER Senior Committees CONVOCATION HOUR T. R. WAGNER, Chairman E. H. THOMAS A. W. SMITH, '19 E. P. TUTTLE, ex-ojicio H. W. RODEN, ex-offio COMMENCEMENT C. LAZO, Chairman FF-'W . F. COFFIN C. EDMUNDS W. R. HINCHINIAN K. D. MAYNARD G. W. SUTTON E. L. HOWARD, '19 E. P. TUTTLE, ex-ojicio H. W. RODEN, ex-ojicio SENIOR PLEDGE H. W. RODEN, Chairman R. H. BACON E. P. DOERR M. H. FIELD W. G. FRENCH W. M. JONES R. W. MCKINSTRY S. N. SHAW G. A. SPIEGELBERG W. E. REX, JR., ,19 E. P. TUTTLE, ex-ojicio H. W. RODEN, ex-officio C. R. TOBEY W. C. CROCCO F. H. EISENBRANDT H. J. KARR GEORGE MONROE W. E. BLEYVETT, JR H. M. DOUGHERTY P. D. FFLANNER P. S. HILL T. Mi MALCOLM C. W. MILLER HJS. SISSON G. B. STEVENS ERNESTINE BECKER 462 - .... ... .. - DIQIC-7 , 9 xg, A 'm ' .- A Y N h' X A C A .,, , . .,. Junior Committees K. W. BENSON C. W. ELMER C. J. STEWART G. M. ABBOTT J. M. HOGAN F. E. QUICK JUNIOR SMOKER A R. REBMANN, Ir., Chairman ' B. M. EAGLE B. K. READ A. G. WIGGLESWORTH CLYDE CHRISTIE F. P. O,BRIEN S. TROWBRIDGE K. A. MAYER, '20 E. P. TUTTLE, ex-ojicio H. W. RODEN, ex-ojicio RUSH I. C. DRESSER, Chairman W. H. CLEMINSHAW L. H. CROSS H. I. HOWARD H. V. LALLEY E. S. TOBEY P. VISCHER S. S. GAWNE, '20 E. P. TUTTLE, ex-ojjicio H. W. RODEN, ex-ojfcio 463 9 I8 .- WIC i 'Z I W. H. COLVIN, Jr. W. Y. HARLOW J. S. PFLUEGER J. C. ATWOOD, IR. J. M. CROXTON T. M. WAKELEY Sophomore Committees SOPHOMORE RUSH A. C. DICKSON, Ch'ai1'111.a1z . F. C. HALL G. KNIGHT VV. F. STOTZ R. P. BUSCHMAN M. S. HUNKIN E. P. TUTTLE, ex-ojicio H. W. RODEN, ex-ojcio x1 SGPHOMORE SMOKER A. B. TROWBRIDGE, Chaiv-mavz H. C. BALLOU .W. C. FELDSINE , E. P. TUTTLE, ex-officio fW. H. WHITTEMORE H. W. RODEN, ex-ojicio Z' A. O. R. BALDRIDGE . P. E. FITZPATRICK 464 Ig I8 1021 X i E Freshman Committees BANQUET R. B. BUSCH, Chairman I. B. BAUGHER R. B. CRANE 0 G. S. DUNHAM S. B. HORRELL . I W. A. KIGGINS, JR. R. MULLER MILTON SMITH, JR E. P. TUTTLE, ex-ojicio A. H. TREMAN , H. W. RODEN, ex-ojicio RUSH - P. L. CAMPBELL, JR., Chairman W. D. BICKEL B. A. CUNNINC-HAM, IR. R. A. HEARD C. B. HAWLEY LOUIS KAISER C. A. LIVINGSTON S. R. NICHOLSON . E. P. TUTTLWE, ex-ojicio A J. W. REAVIS H. W. RODEN, ex-ojicio TAX A E. SMITH, Chairman J. D. DUNLEAVY E. D. HIRSCH W. P. KNAUSS QI. G. MCEDWARD . I J. E. A. MORAN W. B. TOWNSEND L. W. VOIGT ' W. S. WADSWORTH A. J. WARD A. WILCOX' E. P. TUTTLE, ex-ojicio H. E. WILDER A ' H. W. RODEN, ex-odyjicio b CAP BURNING A C. P. COOKE, Chairman W. H. DORRANCE I. SEEP, ZND E. C. SINGLETON R. W. STEEL ' I ' ' E. P. TUTTLE, fx-ogjicio H. W. RODEN, ex-ojicio I D 1 i A A I if I Exo ' . 45' 1 ll I-1.4 ll -53, YA 111 , ,zum -situ 1 7 7 i L ' Ln -.A . .' , L-, . V,f-' SCHOELLKOPF MEMORIAL BUILDING AND FIELD m I9 I8 ...-f--7 ' A Q Z Eiml:1l:u:'.I11v1mLm :mu .A R at-un?unm-mwont-mm-tg I P l , 5. . f V , of ' f f Q , Q ' t V K gem 4 ' 1918 1919 C. F. ACKERKNECHT . Football G. E. CROSS . . . Football R. H. BACON . . C1-ezo 1. C. DRESSER . Croft-Cotmtv-y fl. C. BALDWIN . . Lacrofye VF. C. MCDFRMOTT C1'0fJ-Cotmtry H. G. BENEDICT . . Football M. W. HERRIMAN . . Football 'L. G. BROWER . Crew , L. S. HUNTINGTON . Football fl. C. CARRY . . Football D. G. NETHERCOT . . Football N. W. CORNELL . . Wrextling R. D. SPEAR . . C1'oJJ-Cotttttry DIBBLE . . . Soccer C. G. SEELBACH . Croft-Comttt-y . . DRESCHER . . Lacroffe 'S. TROWBRIDGE . . Football F. H. EISENBRANDT . Football F. GILLIES . . Football ' A. . HOFFMAN . . Football ffl. F. TVELLTZZNP . FOSZZQEE 'F. NELMS, JR. . C1-ew 'W. PALMER . Lacroffe L. E. ROPE . . Wreftltng 1920 'R. E. RYERSON . . Football U. D. SAUTERS . . Bafeball C. W. CARRY . . . Football 'F. T. SHIVERICK . . Football W. H. COLVIN, JR. . Football fC. M. SPEED . . . Football J. M. CROXTON . Cross-Country fR. C. VAN HORN . . Football F. L. HARRIS . . . Football fl. M. WATT . . . Tracie F. S. PENDLETON, JR. . Football 'L. E.. WENZ . . Croix-Country FB. O. REUTHER . . Football C. H. YOST . . W1'eftli1tg H. H. STRAUS . . Football FC. P. ZEPP . W1'e5tli1tg 'R. E. SWANSON . Football l I - - - I :L67 I9 Q IB EISENBRAND1 SWANSCJN RFU IHER CKRRX r1Am21s I VAN HORN 1 S 1 ROWBRIDGE HUVIIBGION I H .ii 5 468 9 V 1 -zzv v. ' if-QQQQ X z .f'- i -.... -A f A ', ' 'N AVVAL if V f '.V' if-Q ,,A: gg - . A, J 3' Pi. ' Q 2 'N ' A V W nil.-Y -. g ifs -,.. I iv .,,,,4' .1,. 1.4, . , - my 1-:-:fir M- , 'rin I 51.-,g , N553 5 qA -1 J f 1 A' i . , ..f . 'k , K T . . V V YQ ST S PEAR SAU TERS C ROXFON SEELBACH I 5 A J l i A 5 , 5 g Q P CROSS ,fb Q 'KIRKLAND CORNELL HOFFMAN DLBBLE 1 ww 2 ' .N I V , 4 X . su , ' ' + 5 ' ' A .l :. , STRAIJS PENDLETON V 515' . ' DRESSER .-ZVENl 469 IQ Q I8 C . s I Mfg 012: P011 I f I A I y ATHLETIC - COVNCIL ' ' ggi fag 'I ee i ...a:1n... 1 ' 'T 5 z5fs - I ' mf fx 4 - B Elm Q ' PROFESSOR H. DIEDERICHS . . Prerident G. ERVIN KENT . . . Graduate Manager C. H. BLOOD ....... . Financial Aclvifor ii I RESIDENT MEMBERS . PROFESSOR C. P. BRISTOL ....... Faculty Member J. B. KIRKLAND . . . Reprefentative of Wear'er': of CH T. M. MALCOLM . . Frerlirnan Athletic flffociation Rep. W. R. HINCHMAN . . . . Minor Sportr Rep. C. E. TREMAN . . . . Navy Alalviror C. LAZO . . . . Navy Manager K. W. BENSON . A . .' . Alfrirtant Navy Manager PROFESSOR W. W. ROWLEE ' . . Football Adviror H. A. KUHNS . . . . . Manager' Football H. M. MCCABE . Arrirtant Manager Football A. L. HOFFMAN A. Acting Captain Football D. P. HOY . . . Bafeball Aalvifor L. W. DUBOIS . . . . . Manager Bafeball B. M. EAGLE . . . . Alffiftant Manager Bareball PROFESSOR E. P. ANDREWS . . Track Aelvixor H. A. MCDONELL . . . .... lllanager Tracie E. A. LEINROTH ...... Arrirtant Mariager Track NON-RESIDENT MEMBERS , WILLIAM METCALF, JR., Pittsburg, Pa. L. D. CLUTE, Elmira, N. Y. N. WELDGEN, Rochester, N. CREED W. FULTON, Boston, Mass. CHARLES M. HOWE, Chicago, Ill. ROMEYN BERRY, New York City KELTON E. WHITE, St. Louis, Mo. . D. R. COTTON, St. Paul, Minn. H. H. BURROUGHS, Washington, D. C. CQ L. TURNER, Schenectady, N. Y. GUY GUNDAKER, Philadelphia, Paq J. POLLAK, Cincinnati, Ohio EDWARD BURNS, IR., New York City H. GREEN, Detroit, Mich. W. C. BROWN, Syracuse, N. Y. D. F. POTTER, Buffalo, N. Y. C. L. BRADLEY, Cleveland, Ohio F. W. KELLEY, Albany, N. Y. E. P. ANDREWS, QOsWego Alumni Associationl, Ithaca, N. Y. s M l I 1 M 470 I9 Q 18 1 1 L ,W 3 Q 4 - U 4- , fe -- I8 Review ofthe 1917 Crew Season - . M., CHARLES E. COURTNEY JOHN L. COLLYER As a result of the late opening of the University in the Fall of 1916, the Work of the Navy was some- what delayed. The men reported during the week of October 9, and work on the inlet started im- mediately. The boathouse and all 'the apparatus were in excellent condition, and regular workouts were held every Saturday afternoon. Volunteer work was done during the remainder of the Week. Due to the fact that Mr. Courtney had not fully recovered from his injuries sustained the preceeding Spring, the task of handling the crews was left almost entirely in the hands of Mr. John Collyer, former Cornell stroke, who, upon the resignation of Mr. John Hoyle as assistant coach, was recommended by Mr. Courtney to succeed him as acting coach. On November 11, the weather having become too severe to permit further work on the inlet, the activities were transferred to the crew room in the gymnasium. The men worked voluntarily on the machines until after Block Week when combinations were formed and training started in earnest. Things in general looked exceptionally good and great improvement resulted from the able instruction of Mr. Collyer. During this time Mr. Courtney acted as advisory coach, his physician having forbidden him to visit the crew room except upon rare occasions. About the middle oflV1arch, the candidates being anxious for the feel of the Water, the ice was blasted out of the inlet and once more good hard pulling in the boats was the program of each day. There were two varsity and two freshman combinations in shells, all of which were making good progress when athletics were generally overcast by the war cloud. In spite of the unrest in the student body and, in fact, throughout the Whole University, line spirit was shown -by the crews, and the prospects for a success- ful season were -encouraging. The Spring work on the Water went on with an occasional race between the several boats. Although many of the Eastern colleges had already abandoned all athletics for the year, the practice' continued with enthusiasm for four weeks, with hopes of a race. Then, on the Friday before Easter at a meeting of the Athletic Council, Mr. Courtney announced that because athletics had been almost universally abandoned, and because it was impossible to get a race, the Navy would be forced to discontinue activities for the year. It is to be deplored that the crew last year did not have an opportunity to prove its strength. Both Mr. Courtney and Mr. Collyer were very well pleased with the showing made in practice by both the Varsity and the Freshmen, and indications pointed to a most successful season, had conditions been normal. 472 The 1917 Crews STEWART COLLINS WILSON, '17 . OSWALD CAMMANN BREWSTER, '18 CHARLES EDWARD COURTNEY . JOHN LYON COLLYER, '17 . . Firxt Varfily J. C. OTHUS . . W. CALDER, IR. . , T. H. FARNSWORTH . L. D. KINGSLANDN . J. B. KIRKLAND . J. H. COURTNEY . W. G. COWAN A. ALOE . . G. S. KEPHART . Fifi! Freflzman H. C. BALLOU . J. POPE . D. DODSON W. CRAIG . P. H. MINTON . B. O. REUTI-IER . D. R. CHAMBERLAIN R. HALL . . W. MARX . . . Bow . . Two . Three . Four . . Five . Six . Seven Strokf Coxxwain . Bow . . Two . . Thru . Four . . Five . . Six . . Seven Stroke . Coxfzuain . . THE 1918 MANAGEMENT . Manager . Alavmger-elect . Advifory Coach . flcting Coach Sammi Ifarfily A D. S. MORGAN M. S. RUSSELL L. G. BROWER F. NELMS, JR. W. L. WEBSTER 1. W. DEFOREST A. P. HOFFMAN L. C. KIRKLAND B. H. LUSTBERG Sfrovzd Frefhman I. J. FLETCHER J. C. HILL H. K.. KELLEY G. N.. GOODNOW R. P. BUSCI-IMAN E. B. SMITH F. C. HALL E. DAVENPORT J. M. MESSINGER 1 CARLOS LAZO, '18 K. W. BENSON, '19 Manager Assistant Manager 473 9' ia N anal Record INTERCOLLEGIATE ROWING ASSOCIATION RECORDS OF VARSITY EIGHTS 2 Date Crews in order of Finish Time hliles Place June 24, '95 Columbia, Cornell, Pennsylvania . . . 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 4 . . 20:47 4-5 4 Poughkeepsie July 2, '98 Pennsylvania, Cornell, Wisconsin, Columbia . . . 15:51M 3 Saratoga I June 27, '99 Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Cornell, Columbia .,.. 20:04 4 Poughkeepsie June 30, '00 Pennsylvania, VVisconsin, Cornell, Columbia, Georgetown , 19:44 3-5 4 Poughkeepsie July 2, '01 Cornell, Columbia, Wisconsin, Georgetown, Syracuse, Pennsylvania 18:53 1-5 4 Poughkeepsie June 21, '02 Cornell, Wisconsin, Columbia, Pennsylvania, Syracuse, Georgetown 19:05 3-5 4 Poughkeepsie June 26, '03 Cornell, Georgetown, Viliseonsin, Pennsylvania, Syracuse, Columbia 18:57 4 Poughkeepsie June 28, '04 Syracuse, Cornell, Pennsylvania, Columbia., Georgetown, Wisconsin 20:22 3-5 4 Poughkeepsie June 28, '05 Cornell, Syracuse, Georgetown, Columbia, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin 20:29 4 Poughkeepsie June 23, '06 Cornell, Pennsylvania, Syracuse, VVisc:onsin, Columbia, Georgetown 19:36 4-5 4 Poughkeepsie June 26, '07 Cornell, Columbia, Navy, Penn, Wise., Georgetown,-Syracuse . 20:02 2-5 4 Poughkeepsie June 27, '08 Syracuse, Columbia, Cornell, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin . . 19:34 1-5 4 Poughkeepsie .Iuly 2, '09 Cornell, Columbia, Syracuse, VViseonsin, Pennsylvania . . 19:02 4 Poughkeepsie June 25, '10 Cornell, Pennsylvania, Columbia, Syracuse, Wisconsin . . 20:42 1-5 4 Poughkeepsie June 27, '11 Cornell, Columbia, Pennsylvania, VVisconsin .... 20:10 4-5 4 Poughkeepsie June 29, '12 Cornell, Wisconsin, Columbia, Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Stanford 19:21 2-5 4 Poughkeepsie June 21, '13 Syracuse, Cornell, Washington, Columbia, Pennsylvania . . 19:28 3-5 4 Poughkeepsie June 26, '14 Columbia, Pennsvlvania, Cornell, Syracuse, Washington, Wisconsin 19:37 4-5 4 Poughkeepsie June 28, '15 Cornell, Leland Stanford, Syracuse, Columbia, Pennsylvania . 19:36 3-5 4 Poughkeepsie June 17, '1GISyi-aeuse, Cornell, Columbia, Pennsylvania .... 20:15 2-5 4 Poughkeepsie CORNELL-HARVARD RACES Date Crews in order of Finish Time l Miles l Place - - 1 May 30, '05 Cornell, Harvard . . . . 10:09 4-5' 1 7-8 1 Cambridge May 30, '06 Cornell, Harvard 10:41 3-5? 1 7-8 1 Cambridge hlay 30, '07 Cornell, Harvard 11:01 2 l 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 Nlay 27, '11 Cornell, Harvard 10:59 2 It-haea May 24, '13 Cornell, Harvard 10:29 2 Ithaca May 26, '14 Cornell, Harvard 9:38 3-5l 1 7-8 Cambridge Iilay 22, '15 Harvard, Cornell 10:-13 3-51 2 Ithaca May 20, '16 Harvard, Cornell 9:47 1 2 Cambridge FOREIGN RACES June 30, 'Sl Thames, I. ondon, Cornell 145 8:56 1 1-3 Henley, Eng July 2, '81 Hartford College, Cornell C43 S319 1 1-3 Henley, Eng July 14, '81 London, Thames, Cornell C4l 8:19 1 1-3 Putney, Eng Aug. 11, '81 Vienna, Cornell C41 . . . ., . , .... Vienna, Aus July 9, '95 Cornell, Leander Boat Club KS? . , 8:11 1 3-8 Henley, Eng July 10, '95 Trinity Hall, Cornell CSD , . . r 7:15 1 3-8 Henley, Eng l l NON-COLLEGIATE RACES Date Crews in Order of Finish - Time Miles Place May 11, '72 Union Springs, Cornell C43 ..,. 16:54 2 Ithaca May 22, '75 Cornell, Union Springs Q65 . 11:14 2 11,113,011 June io, welcomeii, Watkins usp , . 13:30 2 imma hiay 30, '79lWatkins, Cornell C43 . , 13:25 Ithaca, May 25, '83 Cornell, Elmira, Syracuse C45 . 11:30 2 Cazenovia June 11, '87iCornell, Three Boat Clubs 145 . 8:1135 15 Newark July 4, '89lCornell, Two Boat Clubs C85 7:03 15 Philadelphia, hlay 30, '92lCornell, N. Y. A. C. CSD . 7:21 15 Newark - ! K Q Q I - 474 MISCELLANEOUS INTE RCOLLEGIATE RACES a 1 - Date Crews in Order of Finish Time Miles l Place July 17, '73 Yale, Wesleyan, Harvard, Dartmouth, Amherst, Columbia, Bow- - l I doin, Massachusetts Agricultural, Cornell, Trinity, Wlll121HlS C65 16:09 3 Springfield July 18, '74 Columbia, Wesleyan, Harvard, Williams, Cornell, Dartmouth, Princeton. Trinity, Yale C65 16242 3 Saratoga July 14, '75 Cornell, Columbia, Harvard, Dartmouth, Wesleyail, Yale, Amherst, I - Brown, Williams, Bowdoin, Hamilton, Union, Princeton C65 10153K 3 Saratoga July 19, 76 Cornell, Harvard, Columbia, Union, Wesleyan, Princeton C65 , 175015 3 Saratoga July 18, '79 Columbia, Wesleyan, Cornell C45 ...... 8226 15 Lake GGOPSG July 16, '80 Cornell, Pennsylvania, Columbia C45 .... 9212 15 Lake George July 4, '82 Pennsylvania, Wesleyan, Princeton, Cornell, Bowdoin C45 92550 15 Lake George July 4, '83 Cornell, Pennsylvania, Princeton, Columbia, Wesleyan C45 11:07 2 Lake George June 19, '84 Pennsylvania, Cornell, Princeton C45 .... 9205K 1M Philadelphia July 7, '84 Pennsylvania, Cornell, Princeton, Columbia, Bowdoin C45 8239K lk Saratoga - June 19, '85 Cornell, Pennsylvania C45 ...... S251 116 Philadelphia July 4, '85 Cornell, Brown, Bowdoin, Pennsylvania C45 . . . 91105 IM Worcester July 5, '87 Cornell, Bowdoin C45 .... 9538K 116 Worcester I July 9, '87 Cornell, Pennsylvania ,... ,..... 1 M Philadelphia July 4, '88 Cornell, Pennsylvania, N. Y. R. C. C45 . 51195 1Vz Philadelphia June 27, '89 Cornell, Columbia, Pennsylvania C85 . 10:30 3 New London July 4, '89 Cornell, Pennsylvania C85 . . . 6310 15 Philadelphia June 18, '90 Cornell, Bowdoin C85 . . . 17230 H3 Ithaca July 26, '90 Cornell, Pennsylvania C85 . . . 1424216 -3 New LonClOH July 25, '91 Cornell, Pennsylvania, Columbia C85 . 141275 3 New London June 15,' '92 Cornell, Pennsylvania C85 . . 17126 3 Ithaca July 8, '93 Cornell, Pennsylvania C85 . . 22:40 4 Minnetonka June 16, '94 Cornell, Pennsylvania C85 . 215125 4 Torresdalfi June 23, 98 Cornell, Yale, Harvard C85 . 23:48 4 New London May 20, '11 Cornell, Princeton, Yale C85 . 9:01 1M Princeton May 23, '12 Cornell, Harvard, Princeton C85 . 9:26 1-5 1 7-8 Cambridge May 23, '14 Cornell, Princeton, Yale C85 10:38 3-5 2 Ithaca . May 15, '15 Yale, Cornell, Princeton C85 . 9:09 2-5 17-8 Loch Carnegie Blay 27, '16 Cornell, Princeton, Yale C85 11:21 1-5 2 Ithagg, FRESHRIAN CREVV RECORD Date Freshman Crew Opponents Winner Time P12160 July 13, 75 Harvard, Brown, Princeton . . . Cornell 17:32M Saratoga July 19, '76 Harvard, Columbia . Cornell 171235 Saratoga July 17, '78 Harvard . . , Cornell 17'13M Owasco June 24, '90 Yale, Columbia Cornell 11:16M New L0I1Cl0l1 June 20, '91 Columbia . . Cornell 10:38 New L0I1C1011 June 9, '92 Columbia , . . Cornell 10.56 Ithaca June 20, '93 Columbia . . . Cornell 10.08 New L0Hll0Y1 June 18, '94 Dauntless Rowing Club . . Cornell 11 15M 1511201 June 14, '95 University of Pennsylvania . Cornell 11 18 3-5 Ithaca . June 24, '96 Harvard, Pennsylvania, Columbia . Cornell 10 18 PO'-1911119012519 June 23, '97 Yale, Harvard . , . Yale 9'19M 1'0ughlC00DS1G June 30, '97 Columbia, Pennsylvania , Cornell 9.21 1-o P01-lgl1lC9G19S19 V June 23, '98 Yale, Harvard , . . Yale 11:22 3-0 New London July 2, '98 Columbia, Pennsylvania . . . Cornell 10:48M Saratoga . June 26, 99 Columbia, Pennsylvania. .... Cornell 9.55 1'0Ugl1liGGDS1e June 30, '00 Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Columbia . . Vilisconsin 159 45 2-5 Poughkeepsie July 2, '01 Pennsylvania, Columbia, Syracuse . . . Pennsylvania 10'20'1-5 1'Ol12!111i90l9S13 JUDC 21. '02 Wisconsin, Columbia, Syracuse, Pennsylvania . Cornell 9'34 4-0 1'0l1gl1li9GPS19 June 26, '03 Syracuse, Wisconsin, Columbia, Pennsylvania . Cornell T9 18 P0l1gl'1k0CDS19 June 28, '04 Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Columbia . . . Syracuse 10 01 P0l1:5l1k0CDS!0 June 28, '05 Syracuse, Columbia, Pennsylvania . . . Cornell 9:35 3-5 P0Ugl11i9GIJS10 June 23, '06'Syracuse, Wisconsin, Columbia, Pennsylvania . Syracuse 9.51 3-5 1'Ol1g1l1U20DS1G June 25, '07 Wisconsin, Syracuse Pennsylvania, Columbia . Wisconsin 9:58 POUgl1li09DS59 June 27, '08 Wisconsin, Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Columbia . Cornell 9:29 3-5 170'-1gh1i0GDS19 May 31, '09 Harvard ......, Cornell 11.00 1111121011 , July 2, '09 Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin . . Cornell T9.07 3-0 PO'-1311156611510 May 30, '10 Harvard ....... Cornell 11 15 Cflmbfldge , June 25, '10 Columbia, Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin , Cornell 11.40 P0H:5hlCG0DS19 May 27, '11 Harvard ....... Cornell 11:15 1111909 . June 27, '11 Columbia, Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin . Columbia 10:13 1-5 1'0l1gl11fG0PS10 Blay 23, '12 Harvard ....... Cornell 9.59 Cflfillifldge , June 29, '12 Wisconsin, Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Columbia . Cornell 9:31 2-5 P0USl11iG0DS10 Nlay 24, '13 Harvard ....... Harvard 10:48 111121021 l June 21, '13 Wisconsin, Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Columbia . Cornell 10:04 4-5 P0l1ghkC0PSl0 May 23, '14 Princeton ...,... Cornell 10:51 3-5 15113-C21- May 26, '14 Harvard ....... Cornell 9:56 C21mlDl'1l1S0 - June 26, '14 Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Columbia, Wisconsin . Cornell 10:26 P0HghlC00PS1Q May 15, '15 Yale, Princeton ...... Cornell 9527 Loch Carnegie May 22, '15 Harvard , ..... Cornell 10 52 Ithaca D June 28, '15 Syracuse, Columbia, Pennsylvania . Syracuse 9529 3-0 Poughkeepsie hiay 20, '16 Harvard ..... Harvard 9'59 Cambridge May 27, '16 Yale, Princeton .... CO,-neu 11:27 3-3 Ithaca June 19, '16 Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Columbia . Cornell 11:05 4-0 Poughkeepsie In the years '75, '76 and '78, the distance was three miles: since 1878 it has been two miles. The races have been between eights, except in the first two years, when six-cared shells were used. 5'Cornell's time June 23, 1897, 91295: June 251, 1898. 11265: 1900, 9:55 1-5, 1901, 10:25 1-5: 1904, 10:12 2-5. TAmerican record eight-oared shell. - 1 i g 475 B -1 -f u 1 I 7- -limi, I I I I- 5, Ig, g, ' SECOND VARSITY COMBINATION Motgan Russell ' Brower Nelms Webster DeForest Hoffman L. C. Kirkland Lustberg - m I m SECOND VARSITY COMBINATION A H Lustberg L. C. Kirkland Hoffmaxi X DeForest Webster Nelms Brower Russell Morgan f Q - f I I it YiF,-if I i 1l a I 5 V FIRST VARSITY COMBINATION' Kephatt Aloe A Cowan Courtney J. B. Kirkland Kingsland 'Farnsworth Caldcir Othus - f co il if ' T T I ,- K5 THE LAST DAY AT THE BOATHOUSE - m I9 I8 ' I THE FIRST VARSITY COMBINATION I -I I THE BOAT HOUSE 480 ..... wx j Yagi?-' -E, 1'73 K .. fxicesi-ig QQ! HW ' If W is SQ' S4 .J ' n F 6 ar 'Q Twxc:K W7 ax 3 f ,, 'iff gag! A ff K 155 WN 24 f-3 Q -1 E Q ir , R Q 1 l ' If N gf 'QI ' ' -7 Q sv' Hb fceQmdJ, iQ ' 481 9 G I8 Track Review of the Season 1 Prospects for the Spring of 1917 never looked brighter in the history of Cornell track athletics, up to the end of the Winter training season. Beginning with easy victo- ries in Cross-Country over Harvard and Pennsylvania, and ending with the Winning of the Inter-Collegiate Cross-Country Cham- pionship at New Haven by one ofthe best team performances ever recorded in this branch of sport. For the third time Cornell scored the greatest number ofpoints in the Indoor Inter- Collegiate Championship, and Wound up the season by easily disposing of Michigan in the JOHN F, MOAKLEY dual meet held in the Waterman gymnasium at Ann Arbor. There was every reason to believe that Cornell Would have point Winners in 1 each event at the outdoor Inter-Collegiate meet. This would have been an un- j precedented performance, the achievement ofthe ideal of all-round athletic training, . 1 and in keeping with Cornell's system of athletics for everyone. I In numbers and spirit, the 1917 squad was of the finest. Most of them now are v, in some line of War service and We are sure they Will perform as creditably in their I Country's service as they did for their University in Track. 55 . I l l i l I l l i l I i, l - l i ,- 4 l l I I is ,.,. if . . -:-511 if , gl all JX ,q 95555, :in 35 , lf? iff' ,sk i 'Q' Foss DRESSER I I a .F . 5 482 I9 I8 Thirty candidates reported this fall for Cross-Country. The novice runs and blind handicaps, which were held, greatly increased the interest ofthe men. November 3rd started the Inter-Collegiate Cross-Country season for Cornell with the Triangular Meet with Pennsylvania and Carnegie Tech. Captain Dresser crossed the line first with Spear close behind him. Cornell easily outran the other two teams. The score was Cornell, 443 Pennsylvania, 785 Carnegie, 150. A On November 17th eight men led by Captain Dresser decisively defeated the United States Ambulance Service harriers, 18 to 42, at Allentown, Pa. Pennsylvania surprised us greatly in the Inter-Collegiates held in Van Cortlandt Park on November 24th after our easy victory earlier in the month. Dresser took the lead at the half mile mark and maintained it throughout the rest of the race, finishing the sixmile course in 33 minutes Hat. The Pennsylvania team ran an ex- cellent race. Four of Penn's harriers had crossed the line before any of Dresser's team-mates finished. The team scores Were: Pennsylvania, 38, Cornell, 555 Columbia, 745 M. I. T., 85: Dartmouth, 96. 1918 MANAGEMENT H. A. MCDONELL ,'1S E. A. LEINROTH, '19 Manager Assistant Manager - l i li 1 483 1917 VARSITY Cnos-s COUILITRY TEAM Leinroth Sproug McCormick Maynard McDonell Seelbach Yost Dresser Spear Croxton 7 G E5 -l 'G .9 I8 Cross-Country INTERCOLLIGIATE RUNS HELD UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE I.C.A.A.A.A. C13 H. C. Young C19 fr. C13 J. up J. C15 J. C23 J. Berna Jones J ones Jones S. Hoffmire 1908 Princeton GM miles C43 P. J. Taylor C63 A. C. Bean C73 L. R. Brown Cornell, 293 Syracuse, 875 Harvard, 895 Yale, 90 Individual Winner, H. C. Young, Cornell. Time, 34 min. 14 sec. 1909 1 Boston GM miles C23 W. H. Tappan C53 H. C. Young C03 R. F. Fleming C83 L. R. Brown Cornell, 223 NI. I. T., 885 Michigan, 1123 Yale, 114 Individual Winner, T. S. Berna, Cornell. Time, 33 min. 5 1-5 sec. f 1910 I Princeton GM miles C23 T. S. Berna, C83 J. L. Kraker C123 H. N. Putnam C143 S. H. Stevenson A Cornell, 379 Harvard, 703 Michigan, 99 Individual Winner, J. P. Jones, Cornell. Time, 33 min. 34 sec. 1911 Brookline, Mass., 6 miles C23 T. S. Berna C133 L. S. Finch C153 J. H. Brodt C173 L. R. Longfield Cornell, 485 Harvard, 58, Pennsylvania, 1255 Dartmouth, 127 Individual Winner, J. P. Jones, Cornell. Time, 34 min. 41 3-5 sec. 1912 Ithaca 6 miles I C63 J. H. Brodt C93 L. R. Longfield C153 L. S. Finch C173 A. G. Cadiz Harvard, 325 Cornell, 485 Dartmouth, 873 Brown, 117 Individual Winner, J. P. Jones, Cornell. Tirne, 32 min. 29 1-5 sec. 1913 New York 6 miles C113 F. INT. Fredericksen C133 F. J. Burke Cornell, 68, Harvard, 92, M. I. T., 1035 Individual Winner, R. S. Boyd, Harvard. C153 C. L. Speiden C273 J. E. McGo1rick Pennsylvania, 107 Time, 34 min. 37 sec. 1914 New Haven G miles I C13 D. F. Potter, Jr. C53 L. V. Windnagle C33 J. C. Corsvith C93 C. L. Speiden C123 A. G. Cadiz - Cornell, 353 Harvard, 82, Yale, 995 M. I. T., 120 Individual Winner D. F. Potter, Jr., Cornell. Time, 34 min. 3-5 sec. 1915 Boston 6 miles Q C43 D. F. Potter, Jr. C73 J. S. Hoffmire C93 L. V. Windnagle C163 J. C. Corwith C183 E. I. Tinliham . Maine, 51, Cornell, 545 Princeton, 113, Dartmouth, 115 Individual Winnerg J.,W. Overton, Yale. Time, 33 min. 21 1-5 sec. 1916 New Haven 6 miles f ' C33 L. E. Wenz C53 I. C. Dresser C83 T. C. McDermott C93 L. V. Windnagle C133 F. D. Boynton, Jr Cornell, 383 Yale, 995 Syracuse, 1165 Harvard, 120 Individual Winner, J. W. Overton, Yale. Time, 35 min. 30 4-5 sec. 1917 New York 6 miles C13 I. Dresser C113 R. D. Spear C123 J. M. Croxton C133 C. H. Yost C183 C. G. Seelbach 1901 1902 1903 1904 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915 1916 Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Pennsylvania, 383 Cornell, 55, Columbia, 745 M. I. T., S55 Dartmouth, 96 ,Individual Winnerg I. C. Dresser, Cornell. Time, 33 min. RECORD OF PENNSYLVANIA DUAL MEETS 23 Pennsylvania 19 Pennsylvania 10 Pennsylvania 12 Pennsylvania 17 Pennsylvania 21 Pennsylvania 22 Pennsylvania 20 Pennsylvania 28 Pennsylvania 36 Pennsylvania 35 Pennsylvania 14 Ithaca 17 Philadelphia 37 Ithaca 28 Philadelphia 46 Ithaca 43 Philadelphia 42 Philadelphia 48 ' Ithaca 85 Philadelphia 84 Ithaca 76 Philadelphia ' TRIANGULAR MEET WITH PENNSYLVANIA AND CARNEGIE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AT ITHACA 13 I. C. Dresser C23 R. D. Spear C53 K. D Maynard C63 J. M. Croxton C93 G. M. Abbott C103 W. D. Sprong November 3, 1917, Cornell, 44, Pennsylvania, 78: Carnegie, 150. Time 29 min. 13 2-5 sec. RECORD OF HARVARD DUAL MEETS 1912 Harvard 52 Cornell 55 I Ithaca 1913 Harvard 51 Cornell 55 Boston 1914 Harvard 99 Cornell 28 Ithaca 1915 Harvard 76 Cornell 36 Boston 1916 Harvard 75 Cornell 34 Ithaca DUAL MEET WITH UNITED STATES AMBULANCE SERVICE AT ALLENTOWN, PA. ' C13 R. D. Spear C23 I. C. Dresser C33 J. M. Croxton . C53 C. H. Yost- C73 C. G. Seelbach November 17, 1917. Cornell 18, U. S. Ambulance Service 42. Time, 35 min. 4 sec. DUAL MEET WITH YALE AT NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT November 4, 1908, Cornell, 225 Yale, 37. GM miles. Time, 35 min. 57 sec. MEMBERS OF THE INTERCOLLEGIATE CROSS COUNTRY ASSOCIATION Cornell, Brown, Colgate, C. C. N. Y., Columbia, Dartmouth, Harvard, M. I. T., Michigan, Pennsylvania, Penn State, Princeton, Syracuse, Yale. 485 I9 Q Underclass Track Meet 1921-55 . 100-YARD DASH 1 K. A. MAYER, '20, 10 4-5 sec. 2 R. O. DAVISON, '21 3 D. W. MASON, '21 ZZOTYARD DASH 1 K. A. MAYER, '20, 23 2-5 sec. 2 R. O. DAVISON, '21 3 C. W. TEN RICK, '20 440-YARD DASH 1 F. A. ABREU, '20, 56 2-5 sec. 2 L. B. GATELY, '21 3 G. S. DUNHAM, '21 MILE RUN 1 1. R. ADAMS, '21, 5 min., 2 sec. 2 L. R. WELLS, '20 3 L. REYNA, '21 TWO MILE RUN 1 D. F. PECK, '20, 10 min., 59 sec. 2 W. S. WADSWORTH, '21 3 E. W. BOLTON, '21 HIGH JUMP 192 HIGH HURDLES 1 A. H. TREMAN, '21, 17 2-5 sec. 2 W. C. ARCHBOLD, '21 LOW HURDLES 1 W. C. ARCI-IBOLD, '21, 28 sec. 2 D. W. MASON, '21 3 A. H. TREMAN, '21 POLE VAULT 1 R. K. FELTER, '20, and W. H. GRIGSON, '20, 10 ft., 3 in. 3 L. STONE, '21 A HALF MILE RUN 1 W. F. MORTON, '21, 2 min., 11 sec. 2 P. D. OSTRANDER, '20 3 H. AICHNER, '21 BROAD JUMP 1 T. L. BAUR, '21, 19 fr., 7 in. 2 1. FINKERNAGEL, '20 and L. STONE, '21 1 R. H. FOGG, '20 1. FINHERNAGEL, '20 and J. A. RAMSEY, '21, 5 ft., 6 in. THE FRESHMAN CROSS COUNTRY TEAM O1-43 Bolton Adams Wadsworth Smith RGyna Clay Morton 4 I 86 I9 I8 A nnuollntersclzolaszfic Cross Country Run ITHACA, November 10, 1917, 3V2 miles ORDER OF FINISHING POINTS 1 Hutchinson Central High School, Buffalo . 2 Buffalo Technical High School, Buffalo I 3 Flushing High School, Flushing . 4 Lafayette High School, Buffalo . . I 5 Schenectady High School, Schenectady 6 Masten Park High School, Buffalo . FIRST TEN MEN TO FINISH 1. Ballard, Hutchinson 2 Keppisch, Masten Park . 3 Rich, Hutchinson . 4 Gressel, Technical . 5 Adams, Technical . 6 Burt, Technical 7 Bille, Flushing 8 Schaefer, Flushing . 6 Lacy, Flushing 10 Ryan, Schenectady, . 44 54 83 107 108 128 TIME 20:52-4 20:54-3 20:58 20:58-1 20:58-2 21:08 21:15 21:26 21 :28-1 21:31 487 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 C105 Milesj . 4fNew I.C.A.A.A.A. Record.- rack Records OUTDOOR Records 9 4.-5 sec. 21 2-5 sec. 49 2-5 sec. 49 2-5 sec. . 1 min. 53 2-5 sec as 4 min. 14 2-5 sec. 9 min. 17 4-5 sec 15 2-5 sec. . 15 2-5 soc. 15 2-5 sec. 24 3-5 sec. 6 ft. 5 in. . 23 ft. 45 in, . 12 ft. 10 in. 45 ft. GZ in. . 165 ft. 9 in. . 61 min. 16 sec. Holder A. Reller, '15 . RI. Sears, '04 . E. G. MacArthur, '11 H. Bennett, '13 . S. Caldwell, '14 . P, Jones, '13 . S. Berna. '12 . C. Talcott, '09 . W. Brodt, '14 . E. Gubb, '16 E. Cairns, 'OG . W. Richards, ' 17 . W. Richards, '17 K. Foss, '17 . G. Kanzler, '13 . L. J. Talbott, '11 . J. Colpitts, '09 . Date of Ma May 17, June 22, May 13, May 4, May 30, May 31, May 4, May 29, Nlay 29, Nlay 6, Blay 14, Apr. 24, May 15, Apr. 24, May 13, May 29, Dec. 7, king 1913 1902 1911 1912 1914 1913 1912 1909 1914 1916 1904 1915 1915 1915 1913 1909 1907 Caoss COUNTRY CLUB 4 V 4 . ., Q 4 755 'Sf '73 'QQ ,, Ek QDkQK9 W 51 54? C 'Q I Q A gy' aj 409 ' tF5 '73 FCQJTBAILQ F7 j '6'f'9,5?5 J Q .,:JT1-.2 sian 2 -A .ek Eff xii 524 45 25, we 5 f 0 4 x.: o 1 f , 5 31 H S f A , ,T 642- f ste ' ' -f ? . 5 ' 15 B992 ' I I9 l8 Review of 1917 Football Season The prospect for a successful conclusion of the Football season was far from bright when Dr. Sharpe's call brought Hfty men out for practice late in September. The loss ofCaptain elect Schiverick and the rest of the squad, who responded to their country's call, was felt greatly from the start. Line coach D. A. Reed, '98, who had gone to do Red Cross work, left a gap in the coaching staff which hampered the development of the squad. Practice pre- liminary to the first game brought out no stars. A The team, which H16t Oberlin on October 6th, lacked much in experience. Although the DR. A. H. SHARPE , . , Varsity won the game 22 to O, it s strength was not tested. Faults were evident in almost all departments of the game in spite of the fact that only the simplest of formations were used by the team. The following Saturday Cornell met her first defeat on Schoellkopf Field. It was at the hands of the Williams team, a predecessor of which helped to dedicate the field to Cornell athletics. The excellent work of Boynton, the Purple's quarterback, upset the precedent made by the previous Williams teams. The backfield was unable to place the ball within striking. distance of the goal. After three trials at scoring failed, Hoffman stepped back and kicked a field goal. Cornell scored again in the third period when Colvin blocked a kick. Five plays resulted in a touchdown. Then Williams camel back and a forty-three yard run by Boynton resulted in a touchdown. A fumble by Cornell clinched the victory for the visitors with a score of C-10, W-14. On October 20th Cornell went down to a 20 to 0 defeat at the hands of Colgate. The visitors far outclassed the Varsity from the first. Colgate started off with a rush. Hubbell caught the kick-off and ran the ball deep into Cornell's territory. From here the visitors were able to make a touchdown after the ball had ,changed hands twice. This was the beginning and it ended 20 to 0 in favor of the visitors. The game showed that the ends were weak and that the Varsity could not break up forward passes. T I 1 - 490 I9 I8 October 27th saw a number of changes in the line-up and a marked improvement in the offensive work of the line. Nethercot replaced Carry at quarterback. Cornell started the game with Bucknell raggedly and fumbles by Cornell's backs gave the visitors two chances to score. Both times the line held and drop kicks failed. In the second period Nethercot broke away for a long run. Hoffman then carried the ball over the goal line. Two more touchdowns were the result of straight football in the last period. The game ended 20 to O in favor of Cornell. The following Saturday Cornell defeated Carnegie Tech 20 to O. Van Horn was put out of the game with a bad ankle and Cross took his place. His end runs were the surprise of the game. The prospect of end runs made Carnegie cover these positions closely when Cornell threatened to score. Twice line plays resulted in touchdowns. On two other occasions the Varsity was held and Hoffman kicked field goals. The Michigan game started well for Cornell. Hoffman carried the ball from his own thirty yard line well into Michigan,s territory, where an intercepted forward pass accounted for Michiganfs first touchdown. Then the Michigan backfield started things. Sparks' end runs were good for long gains and forward passes could not be broken up by Cornell. Nethercot played a very good defensive game. He downed the Michigan backs after they had evaded the first defense, even though there was interference to block him. Weston of Michigan made many long gains for the Maize and Blue and accounted for three of their touchdowns. The Cornell ends were so weak that Michigan seemed to have no trouble in gaining any time they wished. The game ended with a disasterous defeat of 42 to O. The main feature of the Fordham game which was played on November 7th was the number of men Cornell lost due to injuries. Thomas was so crippled that he could not finish the season. Nethercot, Swanson and S. Trowbridge were also injured in the game. The final score was Fordham, 275 Cornell, 6. The Pennsylvania game was played at Franklin Field on Thanksgiving Day. The team played very well during the first quarter and even outdid their opponents. Carry started the gaining for Cornell. Cross followed thisiadvantage and added thirty-seven yards. Penn held and Hoffman failed to kick a field goal. Penn fumbled and Harris recovered the ball. Hoffman failed a second time at a Held goal. - 1 l l i 491 ..-----tif-----.8 Tn the second period Cross made a gain of twenty-five yards. HoPfman,s kick was blocked and Miller of Pennsylvania recovered the ball running fifty yards for a touchdown. The Varsity could not stop the rushes of Penn and another touchdown resulted. The third period consisted mostly of exchange of punts. HofFman's punts were not quite as long as Pennsylvania's and the quarter ended with the ball on Cornell's 20 yard line. In the final period, Light broke through center on the first play for a touchdown. Penn executed forward passes which resulted in two cases, in touchdowns. Penn then advanced the ball to Cornellls 15 yard line where Berry kicked a field goal. The game ended Pennsylvania 37, Cornell O. Although the season was not a shining success from the standpoint of games won, yet it was a decided victory for Cornell athletics when it is considered that only one man on the squad was over twenty-one and he had been turned down by the army. The games of the past season make us think of what might have been had the old men returned. We can never re- gret, however, that they have gone and that many of this year's team will go to serve their country. A prediction of the make-up of next Fall's Varsity would be idle in these times. Some may stay, but many will leave and theyigo with the whole University backing them in their new work, whatever it may be. Indeed it is not for us to consider now who may constitute the teams which will represent Cornell in the days to come. We may feel certain that the spirit which has always carried Cor- nell to her victories over all obstacles will be with us in the future, however uncertain it may be. Let us who remain realize that the smallest tribute we can pay to those who, have upheld Cornell's ACTING CAPTAIN standards in the past will be to carry on with all our might, in HOFFMAN everything, with the same old Cornell spirit. l nz 1 492 f........ Football Record Date Score Score Place Oct. Cornell 22 Oberlin O Ithaca Oct. Cornell 10 Williams 14 Ithaca Oct. Cornell 0 Syracuse Army 6 Ithaca Oct. Cornell 0 Colgate 20 Ithaca Oct. Cornell 20 Bucknell 0 Ithaca Nov. Cornell 20 Carnegie Tech. O Ithaca Nov. Cornell 0' Michigan 42 Ann Arbor Nov Cornell 6 Fordham 27 Ithaca Nov. Cornell O Pennsylvania 37 Philadelphia 78 146 SUMMARY Games Won, 3 Games Lost, 6 II-IE 1917 MANAGEMENT C H. R. KUHNS, '18 Manager H. M. MACCABE, '19 Assistant Manager - in-nn -1 n 4 I 1 - 493 , , , ,, ,,-, -,.,,,,, , Y Y .. , ,., Y, , V V -H Y . - - -, ,..,,A ,. , , , ,-1-.-,f-.- -Lygglasxmlfgrv-r---wxawazzz :Ann .r'1:r.,2 2 L, 4, 4 - 1,2 4,7 ,-,,m,,, v .r , , 5 ,. ,Tiq . .,.V ::A,,,z,,.,.,, V -.-t-?q:,,--.1-.,--- V. V ------ -,.. - LQ-. - - QEQH . 5 1917 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Cross Reuther Spiegelberg Eisenbrandt Minier Harris Swanson Petrie B. Trowbridge Straus Carry . S. Trowbridge Nethercot Hoffman Pendleton Colvin , ,wa,,,,,W,V JE,.,,,,,,,, ,,,A.,.,2, 7 ,,..,,., .,.. ,f W ..m-.,,?,-W ww-- w4m...,-1,E ff- 7:--figs ,., H l W: W Wu F Y E J 1 I N N J 1 HS -- QV- I8 1.917 Varsity Football Team K I OFFICERS 1 ', ARTHUR LEWIS HOFFMAN, '18 . . . Acting Captain HERBERT RHOADS KUHNS, '18 I . . Manager HALSTEAD MILLER MACCABE, '19 . Affiftant Manager 7 DR. ALBERT H. SHARPE . F . . Head Coach TEAM WILLIAM HENRY COLVIN, JR., '20 . . . Left End FRANCIS LEVINGSTON ,HARRIS, '20 . . Left Tackle gi CLARENCE FERDINAND ACKERKNECHT, '20 Left Tackle HENRY HORNER STRAUS, '20 . Q . Left Guard 3 RALPH EDWIN SWANSON, '20 . . Left Gnard SHERMAN TROWBRIDGE, '19 . , . . Center 1 BERNARD OSCAR REUTHER, '20 . . Center FIELDS SEELEY PENDLETON, JR., '20 Right Guard I LOWELL SHIRLEY HUNTINGTON, '19 Right Gnard 5, MORRIS WHITNEY HERRIMAN, '19 , Right Tackle FREDERICK HENRY EISENBRANDT, '18 . . Right End Q DAVID GEORGE NETHERCOT, '18 . Qnarterhack RALPH CHAPMAN VANHORN, '18 . . Left Hahfhack , GEORGE ERNEST CROSS, '19 A . . Left HaUback CHARLES WILLIAM CARRY, '20 . Right H ahfhack ' I ARTHUR LEWIS HOFFMAN, '18 . . Fnllhack I 1 Snbftitntef-GEOFFREY KNIGHT, '20, GEORGE RIDER MINIER, '18g CHARLES HENRY SCHMITT, '19, GEORGE ALFRED SPIEGELBERG, '18, CHARLES SPARKS THOMAS, '19, ALEXANDER BUEL TROWBRIDGE, IR., '20, WALTER KENDALL WIPPERMAN, '19. f I COACHES DR. ALBERT H. SHARPE, Head Coach RAY VANORMAN, '08 I .I 495 - -fn ,rw Q. Y.fi.z,. ,z,,,....,.-MU. ,n,,,,.. -w,..4.,... 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'::vff:.m:a- ::--:wf:'-1.fe1a:12a-.-I:cmww:.Gfffffri:?k M .M I 4 , 'N ' I ,I 1 J W ,M MICHIGAN GAME -HOFFMAN PUNTING 1 I 1 i 502 MICHIGAN GAME HOFFMAN TACKLING SPARKS MICHIGAN GAME A MICHIGAN TOUCHDOWN 503 9 I8 Blinn Gates Voigt Gillespie Crlswell Sanders Du nleavy O'Connor Cunningham Kaiser Reavis Holbrook Wahl Baughe r Busch Livingston Knauss 1921 Freshman Football Team REVIEW OF THE SEASON When Donald Champaign, '13 called for candidates, sixty-seven men reported for freshman football practice on October 11th. Good material from which to build a team was evident. The team had to be satisfied with a scoreless tie with Peddie Institute in their first game which was played at Hightstown, New Jersey. The following Saturday found the freshmen at Lakeville, Conn. Here they showed their real ability and easily downed Hotchkiss 21-7. Dunleavy and Livingston were the main performers for the freshmen. Buffalo Technical High School were their next victims. The game being no more than a foot raceg the final score was 51-7. The whole squad participated in the game. Even the Second Varsity could not with- stand the attack of the freshmen and the game closed 7-0 in favor of the latter. Devenback carried away the honors for his class. Then came the Penn game and here the freshmen headed by Baugher and Wahl put up a stubborn light, but they could not withstand the heavy massed attacks of Penn and were forced to bow in defeat, the score being 7-O. . 504 I9 I8 1921 Freshman Football Team OFFICERS RALPH BERING BUscH, '21 . . - Captain GEORGE EARL GILLESPIE, '19 . . ' Martager DONALD CHAMPAIGNQ '13 . - Coach ' TEAM LOUIS WAINWRIGHT VOIGT . . Left Emi RALPH BERING BUscH . - Left Tackle WALTER PAUL KNAUSS Left Guard LOUIS KAISER . . . Center EDWARD BENARD SANDERS . . Center STANLEY ALOYsIUs BLINN . Right Guard BENJAMIN AMOS CUNNINGHAM Right Guard JAMES WALLACE REAVIS . Right T aekle FLOYD CHARLES DEVENBACH Right Ertd JOHN KNIGHT HOLBROOK . Quarterback JOHN ESTERBROOK WAHL . Quarterback JOSEPH DEWEY DUNLEAVY . Left Halfbaek HARRY DONALD CRISWELL . . Left H alfhaek CARL ARTHUR LIVINGSTON . . Right H alfhaek JAMES BRADLEY O,CONNOR . . Right Hahfbaek EDWARD CROSSETT GATES . . F ullback IRVING BOSLEY BAUGHER . Fullbaek RECORD Date Score Score Place Oct. 23 Cornell 0 Peddie Institute Hightstown, N. Oct. 30 Cornell 21 Hotchkiss Lakeville, Conn. Nov. 6 Cornell 51 Buffalo Technical High School Ithaca Nov. 13 Cornell 7 Second Varsity Ithaca NOV. 20 Cornell O Pennsylvania Freshmen Ithaca - l 1 1 I 505 C-3-3 Lx E .,f., .-,.,QX-17, irivf-r aw1 GOLDWIN SMITH WALK 506 ,, ,.-1 25274 ....-- ,Q q v' 'ws 'Q' 'Y .2 5' A 'A QQ' gs' '63 BASEBALL ig! 5' f f ' mf. 5 ie'-,efwfum 2? 5' 5' Eff 5511 gf f s . 4 o J O Q Q f ' S sig rd s f rZ: ic'-'iv' .XJ w 1 3 . I: II gh, A 3 5 g, 9 G 5 Baseball REVIEW OF THE 1917 SEASON The prospects for the 1917 baseball team were as promising as they had been for many a a season. Six of the 1916 Varsity men were eligible to play. The batteries were particularly weak as Sutterby and Russell ofthe pitching staff had graduated, and Clary, last year's first string catcher, was unable to play due to scholastic standing. This left all of the posi- tions as good as filled with the exception of pitcher and catcher. Perkins was the only man left in the pitching staff, while Burpee, who had played in the outfield part of the time, was the only man oflast year's team who had caught to any extent. Whitmore, Hoffman and Crocco had also been candidates for this position. DR' A' H' SHARPE Valentine had shown some ability at pitching as had Olsen. Doctor Sharpe called for candidates for the first time in the middle ofvlanuary. Nearly one hundred men reported. The remainder of the term was spent in Schoellkopf where Coach Sharpe lectured on the rules and plays. Since the batteries were so weak, candidates for these positions were called out three weeks earlier than the remainder of the team. Practice for these men was started on January 30th. Twenty-four men reported for pitcher. This was encour- aging. 4 Battery practice had advanced favorably and theffemainder of the candidates were called 'out on February 20th. Fielding and batting prac- tice lasting twenty minutes had to be resorted to on account of the large squad. This arrangement gave each man a chance , to show his ability. . , ' I WQRNEZZVX I The cramped quarters offered by Bacon Hall compelled Dr. 1 Sharpe to cut the size of the squad down to the most promising M W i O candidates. It was planned to call out the remainder ofthe squad as soon as the outdoor practice could be started on Percy Field. 1 .51 As practice progressed and the team began to take a more definite shape, short games were played between the first and second teams. The outdoor workouts which had been antici- pated for the latter part of March could not take place on ac- count of the cold weather and wet diamonds. The outfield, however, were able to get some outdoor fielding practice on several occasions. I :.., - L. CAPTAIN MELLEN 508 On March 30th, the entire squad was able to get outside. Several seven and nine inning games were played before the team was to take its southern trip. These games were characterized by heavy hitting and much loose fielding, The latter was due in a large extentto the condition of the diamond on Alumni Field. The team was picked and ready to leave on April 4th when all Inter-Collegiate games Were called off by the Major Sports Council. After the Spring vacation, practice was still carried on for those that remained. The freshmen played with the Varsity in these games. lnsuHicient interest was shown to keep this practice which was dis- continued Within a month. As has been said elsewhere no prediction of any accuracy can be made for the present year with so many men in service. Captain-elect Sauters has left and H. l. Howard, '19 has been elected to fill the vacancy. A. L. W. DuBois, '18 B. M. EAGLE, '19 Manager Assistant Manager 509 i -f-4: u lass.:-1 4 I Prf Y fn, 7 1 B THE 1917 VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM ' Saute rs Flock Wolford Hoff rnan Budd Perkins Gardiner ' Olsen, Howard H Burpee Zander O'CQnnel1 Valentine Mellen r 1 Q E 1 m 1917 Varsity Baseball Te OFFICERS ARTHUR WILLIAM MAELLEN, JR., '17 . ' . . JOHN DAVIS SAUTERS, JR., '18 . . . , JOHN CALDWELL CORLISS GARDINER, '17 . JOHN COOPER THOMAS, '18 . . . . DR. ALBERT H. SHARPE .- . I. f TEAM CLAYTON CHESTER WOLFORD, '17 HOWARD BOYER FLOCK, '17 . PAUL WITHERSPOON ECKLEY, '17 , . JOHN DAVIS SAUTERS, '18 . . DAVID DUNLOP, '19 . . ARTHUR WILLIAM MELLEN, JR., '17 ALPHONSE BONAGURO, '19 . HARRY IRVING HOWARD, '19 . ELWYN LAWRENCE SMITH, '17 ALASTAIR IAN GRANT VALENTINE, ' GEOFEREY MAURICE O'CONNELL, '17 IVON HAROLD BUDD, '17 . . I7 C1772 . C aptain C aptain-E lect . Manager Manager-Elect . C oaeh F irft Baie F irft Bafe . F irft Base . Second Bare . Second Baie Third Baie Third Baie Short Stop Short Stop . Left Field . Center Field Right Field ARTHUR OLSEN, '18 ' . ' Piteherf RALPH FULFORD PERKINS, '17 CHANDLER BURPEE, '17 ' J MATHEW FRANKLIN WHITMORE, '18 . . Catcher: ARTHUR LEWIS HOFFMAN, '18 F WALTER CYRIL CROCCO, '18 J SUBSTITUTES JOHN MARLING ROPES, '17 BRYANT DEPEW DAIN, '18 ROBERT LOUIS STREBEL, '17 RALPH HICKS, '18 JOHN WALTER WETZ, JR., '17 WALTER LEAHY QUINLAN, '18 GUY RICKARD, ' 18 511 19 i8 MINOR: Poms ATHLETIC-COVNCIL Ha m e Members Of the Minor Sports' Council PROP. W. F. WLLLCOX D. P. BEARDSLEY G. ERVIN KENT . W. M. KENDALL . N. M. WILLARD C. W. ELMER N. W. CORNELL . W. R. HINCHMAN J. E. SCHAAF . G. T. DIBBLE N. M. WILLARD . A. V. WALLACE, JR. J. M. HOGAN W. R. HINCHMAN R. B. BOWLES . 1917-I8 BASKETBALL WRESTLING SOCCER LACROSSE TENNIS 512 . Prefident Vice-Prexident Graduate Manager Acting Captain . Manager Alffiftant Manager . Captain . Manager Affiftant Manager Captain . Manager Affiftant Manager Acting Manager Manager Affixtant Manager .g----x-z-- Q I I .... l .9 T? I8 E jf-'E - I 3 , el B 5 z MKII ui- ' . w 1 Z Review of the Season The Inter-Collegiate Basketball Season of 1917-18 hnished with Pennsylvania at the .head of the league. Cornell finished in third place. Cornell started the season with but two men from last year's Varsity combina- tion, Kendall and Stewart. Captain Ortner, Fuller and Palmer, the remaining three, were in service. Kendall was appointed Acting Captain in the absence of Ortner. Allen, Karr, and Tripp completed the team whichplayed in tact practically all season. Minasian alternated with Allen at guard in some ofthe later games. The team was well balanced, but, like all Cornellteams this year, lacked in experience. Kendall at guard and Stewart at forward had the advantage of a previous year in the league, but Allen, Karr, and Trip were new at the Inter-Collegiate game. The schedule comprised fifteen games, ten of which were league games and hve non-league contests. In the league we won seven out often games. Pennsylvania defeated us twice and we broke even with Princeton in the two games which we played with them. All non-league games were won with the exception of a very close game in the first part of the season with the U. S. A. S. While Cornell did not finish at the, head of the league, the team , p l made a very creditable showing. rife war took three of our men, including the captain, all of whom would have normally returned. The men who took their places were from last year's second team, . They developed into very good material and rounded out a team worthy of Cornell. An exceedingly large squad turned out, demon- strating the popularity ofthe game. The team loses Allen, Karr, and Tripp by graduation. It is diflicult to tell what to expect of next year's team because ofthe have played on the Varsity for two years, are expected to return. There is also an abundance of promising material on hand from the Varsity squad and the Freshman team. To Dr. Sharpe we owe much of the creditable showing which the team has made during the present season and we trust that he will develop as good or better a team next year. Q gg ,Le 413' . 'il .riff 1515. g' we '- Lx, 4 Qs- ' w ar ...eg ...La ACTING CAPTAIN KENDALL 514 uncertainty of conditions. Kendall and Stewart, both of whom' I9 I8 Elmer Lurio Hubach Henry Lofton Minasian Willard Tripp Karr Kendall Allen Stewart 191 7-I8 Basketball Team WILLIAM MORGAN KENDALL, '19 , ....... flirting Caplain NEIL MATTHEW WILLARD, '18 . . . Manager CHARLES WELLINGTON ELMER, '19 . Afriftaaz Manager DR. ALBERT H. SHARPE . . . . . Coach - TEAM a LYNN HOWARD TRIPP, '18 REGINALD HOLCOMB ALLEN, '18 ' l CHAUNCEY IUDD STEWART, '19 WILLIAM MORGAN KENDALL, '19 HAROLD JOSEPH KARR, '18 SUBSTITUTES FRANK CHARLES HENRY, '18 GEORGE TALMAGE MINASIAN, '19 FRED FISHER HUBACH, '19 MERRILL COLLIER LOFTON, '20 Team Pennsylvania Princeton Cornell Date Jan. 11 Jan. 18 Feb. 12 Febf 15 Feb. 16 Won 9 8 7 Columbia Princeton Pennsylvania Yale Dartmouth MEYER LURIO, '20 FINAL LEAGUE STANDING Loft Percentage Tcam 1 .900 Yale 2 .800 Columbia 3 .700 Dartmouth LEAGUE GAMES Cornell Oppoumzt Data' 26 17 Feb. 22 22 20 Feb. 23 18 21 Feb. 27 21 16 Mar. 9 52 14 Mar. 11 Won 4 2 0 Pennsylvania Princeton Columbia ' Yale Dartmouth Loft Peraentagf 6 .400 8 .200 10 .000 Cornell Opponeizt 12 27 1-1 21 39 26 22 21 Ll-4 5 5 I9 Q I8 ... KKK X !111ll1l11ull1 llilfl g 1.-,.. : T I NIH' - 1 l xmxxxkxky xx MMR dk x H 1 t '1' We A 7 i---ifi 3 ' - V f-Ab12u- 4 . Review of the 1917-I8 Season The wrestling team this year has been handicapped from the start both by the lack of experienced men and the small number trying for the team. Coach O'Connell had but two men as a nucleus around which to build his team, Pete Cornell in the 125 pound class, and Rofe in the 115 pound. And in addition, the team has been doubly handicapped by the loss of the men who, in normal times, would have filled the positions of those, lost by graduation. 1n the 135, 145, 158, and 175 pound classes the team would have been strongly represented this year but for the fact that these men have entered the service. lV1cGranaghan, a very promising man in the 135 pound class, Knapp, who gave Captain Sager a very hard tussle for his position on the team last year in the 158 pound class, and Zepp, who was captain-elect ofthe team this year and also Inter-Collegiate champion last year in the 175 pound class, are all in some branch of the army. The team started off the season with a defeat at the hands of Penn State by the score of 24 to 8. Although the score does not indicate it, the meet was never- theless closely contested throughout. The only two men to win their bouts were Rofe in the 115 pound class and Huntington in the 175 pound class. Both men won on decision. The next trip took in Pennsylvania and Annapolis on March Sth and 9th. At Penn we had little trouble in defeating them by the score of 22 to 10. Rofe won his bout on default, Ackerly won the 125 on decision, Bullard the 135 by decision over Captain Keterer in 15 minutes, Tuttle won his bout on decision, Huntington threw his man in the 175 class. At Annapolis the varsity was completely outclassed by the sailors and lost to them by the score of 30 to 0, Navy winning every bout but the 158 which Cornell ,La CAPTAIN CORNELL defaulted to them. A . In the return meet with Penn' State at Ithaca, Penn State had little difficulty in again disposing of Cornell and the final score was 25 to 5. Huntington was the only man to win his bout. He threw the Penn State man in the second of the two extra periods that were necessary to decide the bout. The Tntercollegiates were held at Columbia this year and Penn State, Lehigh, Columbia, Pennsylvania and Cornell all sent teams. Princeton did not enter a team. Penn State, although this was their first year in the league, had little trouble in winning the meet with their team of veterans. Cornell, considering the handicaps she has been working under this season, did well to tie Lehigh for second place. Every Cornell man placed, although none got hrsts. Ackerly, Tuttle, Bullard won seconds, and Rofe, Weber, Hunting- ton, and Porter thirds. The score of the meet was Penn State 345 Cornell 17, Lehigh 17, Penn 7, Columbia 2. The loss of Captain Cornell, who was unable to participate in any of the meets on account of illness, was greatly felt throught- out the season. 1 i 516 M9 ' - I8 Leppart, O'Connell Bullard Porter Stafford Huntington Schaaf Blazey Rofe Ackerly Mackey Cornell Weber Weaver NELSON WARREN CORNELI., '18, Captain K JAMES EDWARD SCHAAF, '19, Acting Manager WALTER C. OJCONNELL, '11, Coach TEAM Featherweight Clan-115 pounds LEROY EDWARD ROPE, 118 CHARLES EDWIN ACRERLY, '20 Special Weight Clan-125 pounds CHARLES DAVID MACREY, '20 Lightweight Class-135 pounds I NELSON WARREN CORNELL, '18 RICHARD WEBER, '18 Welterweiglzt Clan-145 pounds GEORGE PERCIVAL BULLARD, '19 ARTHUR LEMUEL TUTTLE, IR., '20 JOHN CULVER LEPPART, '19 Middleweight Clary-158 pounds ELLIS CARLTON STAFFORD, '18 BYRON CHARLES BLAZEY, Sp. Light Heavyweight Clary-175 pounds LOWELL SHIRLEY HUNTINGTON, '19 GARRET FREDERICK MEYER, '18 Heavyweight Clam-Over 175 pounds WILLIAM HERMAN PORTER, '19 SCHEDULE Feb. 23rd Penn State at State College March Sth March 9th Pennsylvania at Philadelphia Navy at Annapolis March 16th Penn State at Ithaca March 22nd March 23rd lntercollegiates at Columbia RECORD-DUAL MEETS Cornell 8 Penn State 24 Cornell O Navy 3Q Cornell 22 Pennsylvania 10 Cornell 5 Penn State 25 INTERCOLLEGIATES Penn State 343 Cornell 17, Lehigh 173 Penn. 73 Columbia 2. 517 I9 G I8 lf Abveuw .E TI EQ -.1 I ., E T 5 l E s, .-2' . ' 5 : i . J .a 3 .. 5? 5 .,,-4 -' lg:--'S . Review of the 1917 Season Captain W. Blackman, '17 called out the Lacrosse candidates toward the end ofFebruary and forty-sixrmen responded. Among this number there were seven veterans from the championship team ofthe preceding year around which to build another championship twelve. A The indoor practice went forward favorably considering the cramped quarters offered by the baseball cage. A cut was found to be necessary to bring the squad down to such numbers as could be accommodated. ' Coach Hunter was able to take his men out on Alumni field for outdoor work on March 20th. Here the progress of shaping the team went on more rapidly. The two weeks between the advent of outdoor practice and the date set for the southern trip were crowded with strenuous work. As a result a strong team was developed and everything seemed to point favorably to a very successful com- pletion ofthe excellent schedule arranged by Manager Haydock, '17. The pro- posed southern trip included games with Iohn Hopkins, Navy, Maryland Agricul- tural College, and, Swarthmore twelves. The league games were to follow later in the season. The evening ofthe departure for the southern trip was set for April 4th. The prospect of war became eminent and the Athletic Council decided to suspend all inter-Collegiate contests for the remainder of the term, so what promised to be a most successful season was nipped in the bud. The team broke up and no further practice was held despite the fact that a num- ber ofthe men remained in the University. Lacrosse has been temporarily suspended due to the fact that no schedule could be arranged. -n- -- 518 I9 I8 Peabody Eisenbrandt Cuuneen Duncan Volkhardt Brady Driver .Hunter Spiegelberg Ingalls Taylor Blackman Drescher Palmer Wllliams 191 7 Lacrosse Team WILLIAM JACKSON BLACKMAN, '17 . . . . Captain JOHN HAYDOCK, 3RD, '17 , . . . . Manager JOHN MEREDITH HOGAN, '19 . Acting Afffiftant Manager TALBOT HUNTER .... .... C oaeh TEAM DANIEL TOMPKINS DUNCAN, '18 . . A Goal HENRY DOWLEY WI-IITAKER, '19 . Point 'WILLIAM JACKSON BLACKMAN, '17 . Cover Point GEORGE ALFRED SPIEGELBERG, '18 . Firft Defenfe WALLACE VINCENT CUNNEEN, '19 . Second Defense ROBERT DORRANCE INGALLS, '17 . Third Defense JOHN FRANKLIN BRADY, JR., '19 . . Center HERBERT CARLTON DRESCHER, '18 Third Attack WALTER PALMER, '18 . . . Second Attack RALPH CORBIN TAYLOR, '17 . . F irft Attack FREDERICK HENRY EISENBRANDT, '18 . Ontfide Horne PAUL ALFRED WILLIAMS, '17 . . . Infide Horne SUBSTITUTES WILBUR DRI1vER, '18 ' AQUILA NEBEKER VOLKHARDT, '19 519 9 - ' I8 E 1 r 1 N ref Q-som - : E Z f E 5 -?' A 'Abreu -1 Review ofthe 1917 Season V The fact that the services of Campbell, Secretary of the Northwestern New York Football Association, had been secured as coach, and that a large number of new men reported for practice counteracted the handicap felt at the beginning of the season with the return of only four veterans. But with only a short time to organize a team composed of much green material, and with no practice games preceding our first match, it resulted in a victory for Pennsylvania, with a score of 5 to 2. With the institution of informal athleticsv at Yale, Harvard, and Princeton, they dropped out of the league, leaving us only the Haverford game to look forward to. The long period of practice before the game gave Coach Campbell and Captain Dibble an opportunity to develop individual playing and overcome the lack of team work shown in the Penn game. By November tenth, the date of the Haverford game, the team was in excellent shape. As they had defeated Pennsylvania, a victory for us meant a tie in the league standing and another game with Penn., giving us a chance ' ', to win the championship. My ' The teams were well matched, but, as the game progressed the Cornell back field gradually wore down the Haverford forwards time Captain Dibble sent the ball in front of the opponents goal, giving Spencer a chance to score Five minutes later a pass from -.I ' 7 ' A with the result that the ball was in Haverford territory most of the . . . . , ,fax Haverford's outside left through to their center enabled them to tie X ,i - ' 5 . . . 7 31, the score. Two extra periods of Eve minutes each failed to break 1 the tie, the final score remaining C-1, H-1. ' Due to the improvement shown in the team under Coach Campbell's direction, it is expected that a coach will be engaged A r next year. Nine members of this year's squad to be led by Captain CAPTAIN DIBBLE elect Hassan will form the basis of next Fallis team. I 1-11 li - 520 Maclieller Her Spencer McNair Parsons Wallace Brady Pierson Florsheim Nelson Willard Blanche Hearttield Dibble Hassan Coltman 1917 Soccer Team GEORGE TURNER DIBBLE, '18 .... Captain NEIL MATTHEW WILLARD, '18 . . . Manager AARON VAN DUSER WALLACE, '19 . . . Assistant Manger TEAM JOHN FRANKLIN BRADY, JR., '19 . . , Goal RUSSELL HILLS ILER, '20 . Right Fidlback HAROLD MILTON FLORSHEIM, '20 . Left Fnllback SETH WALLACE HEARTFIELD, '19 . . Right H ahfbaele EMIN HASSAN, '19 . . . . Center Halfback GEORGE TURNER DIBBLE, '18 . Left Hahfbach GEORGE DE ESTERRE SPENCER, '19 Outside Right HERBERT MARTIN BLANCHE, '20 . . . Inside Right WILLIAM PETHICK COLTMAN, '19 . . . Center Forward GEORGE HENDERSON STANSER MONAIR, '18 . . Inside Left GORDON MACKELLAR, '20 . . . . Outside Left SUBSTITUTES JULIUS EDWARD PARSONS, '19 JAMES MANDEYILLEVNELVSON, '19 ALBERT PIERSON, '20 . A RECORD October 20 Cornell 2 Pennsylvania . 5 Ithaca November 10 Cornell 1 Haverford 1 Ithaca l , ,,...,i..i,,,1 I 521 ' , ,, RW ,-,4. -, A ,YW-.......f.11,Y.... 4-N77----A 2 . x.- , N V ------A -, , vw WWW , ,A-,,v,.p-,,,,..-g , A..A y,, --, LASS H ISTOR 522 I9 I8 Class H istory BY PHILIP DOUGLAS PLANNER, '18 Entering in the Fall of 1914 Qmost classes do enter in the Fall, you knowh we were immediately told by Billn Kleitz, who wielded the proverbial pen in the Sun Office, that we Were destined to be more fortunate than any previous generation of Cornelliansf' We hadn't thought of ourselves in that light-that is, as a generation of Cornellians. Pretty big idea that, we lost ourselves in contemplation of it, for we were of a speculative nature, and consequently did not appreciate the main idea. It did not matter much anyhow, for if Bill said we were to be fortunate, that was all there was to it. He would know if anybody would. As the years, four of them, unrolled in front of us to roll up behind us like the carpet in the Oz books-you have never read the Oz books?-well, you should-we began to realize what 1 Bill meant by what anybody, especially a freshman, might have taken for Monte Carlo predictions ofthe princess and the pauper sort. The Editor-in Chief of the Sun, for once, spoke wisely though not in the way we thought. We havenseen the beginnings of a great system of dormitories, and have witnessed the completion of the Schoell- kopf Training Quarters and Stadium, a new drill hall has risen to dominate the campus. Within our time Cornell has climbed to a still greater position of eminence in athletics. Apparently these are the fortunes foreseen for us. Now the craven materialist sticks his head in the door and asks us what we have done, saying proudly that his class in the good old days-but we shut him up by proceeding. We have developed the usual number of editors and managers, and Phi Beta Kappa's and Kappa Beta Phi's Qthough we do not hear the latter spoken of ex- cept in reminiscent whispersj. The usual number, did I say? Well hardly of the latter. We are, in a sense, mollycoddles,you understand, but for all that we have not tapped so many kegs as those who went before us. It just hasn't been done. Ifyou know the reason, well and good. If you don't, it is our misfortune, for I certainly don,t. These editors and managers and students have functioned well. As for athletics, our first season at football gave promise ofgreat things which were coming about when the war intervened and stopped us at the crossing for that other im- portant procession to pass by. We are now scattered in America and in France. Those who will graduate are but the remnants ofwhat started out so full ofhope three years ago. And so we have not been altogether fortunate. , , H But after all, how very satisfactory all this weighing and balancing may be-it is usually done for a final analysis, of course it doesnlt distinguish us from any other class, except, you will not forget as far as the drinking is concerned. We cannot in all honesty, consider ourselves very much better, or much worse for that matter, than others that Cornell has seen. We have been but another bromide for the satiated professor and the blase dog cashier. We must confess, we are mired in the common-place. Still there is a consolation for us. It is in the men who con- stituted the class.. I repeat, we are no better or worse than others. But we have 523 9 Q I8 the men we have and we are content. It is in their friendship that we count our greatest fortune. We were green as freshmen-none greener. Each class is usually more so than the preceding. lncidentally, those who followed us were not exceptions. It is probably because the world gains in knowledge. We knew so much, and yet so little. We arrived full of faith, hope, and charity, faith in ourselves, hope for the future, and charity for anything and everything in general. But we saw K'Davy and forthwith lost all hope. We encountered the struggling horde of compets and realized that charity begins at home. However, we kept our faith, for were we not the men of the hour, as we thought? To be picked, plundered, and filled with wis- dom we later found. Yes, we went. We gathered about President Schurman to hear some really wise wisdom, and, being green, we naturally wondered which was wiser, his or the others. It did not take us very long to find out. We attended the Frosh Get-Wise meet- ing, to hear what we had already read in the Freshman Bible, coated somewhat with a little sugar, But the opportunity of beholding the Gods of the Universe was not to be lost, and then we became acquainted with Doc,' Sharpe and Jack Moakleyg not personally, you understand. ' lt was a terrible calamity for us when Ursinus defeated Cornell 7-O in the first game ofthe season. But things became all right again when Cornell trimmed the Indians 21-O a week later. We celebrated that victory, with tin pans, horns, fights with Sophomores and all that sort of stuff. The Sun congratulated us for reviving the Collech spirit. Not knowing what was meant exactly, we thought it was something nice, but we soon found out. 1918 had an athletic rally all its own to create class spirit. Not the kind, of course, that your Socialist deplores. The spirit, the right kind, it is sort ofindefinable, was born, for the next dayeighty-onereported for fresh- man football, while the rest of us, that is, a certain number of the rest of us, went down to buy tickets for Billy Burke. Football and the theatre attended to, we turned to track and crewg tried out for track and carried red lights in a pilgrim's parade to Bailey Hall. This last was to do honor to the crew, Wfhe Old Man, and Cornell's record on the water, somewhat prenatal as far as we were con- cerned. EESH We shared in sending the teams to Ann Arbor and Philly, chiefly for the edifica- tion of the upperclasses. -But as the team returned victorious both times it really did not matter in the end. Besides time heals c most grievances. i i ' i 4- 524 I9 lB Then there was the Class election. Was ever a ward campaign so wild? The worthy Seniors looked on in holy wrath though they had perpetrated an even worse one three years earlier. Disgracefull A repitition must not occur! Ah! An Idea! and in the Spring the Student Council was created, the fruits of that idea. Of course that didn't affect ouf elections. We went ahead, pulled wires or were pulled by them, and chose our officers. We then settled down to wait for Thanks- giving. That day approaching, we were intitiated into the fine art of cutting at vacation time and were taught some of the principles. The lesson was not lost. We grew more adept at each vacation till finally-well that is another story. But if the faculty wishes to retain the good-will of the students, it will do away with some of the nonsensical penalties for vacation Cuts. , We heard and saw Anna Case, and were glad that we had come to Cornell. Ithaca was not such a wilderness after all. The fall preliminaries were now over. We knew enough of Cornell and college life to do a little school work. Block week came and went. We said goodby to some of ourdeparting brothers, shrugged our shoulders, indifferent like any upperclassman and turned our attention to Junior Week. We were onlookers, of course, that is, when we were not running around for our collegiate superiors. However, the time was not altogether lost, we learned a little of how to conduct ourselves at college house parties and a great deal of how not to. It was a valuable lesson for the future. But as editors are editors and printers' ink is-well you know the rest, besides, this is war time. I must proceed. We squashed the sophomores one woozy day in March and then offered ourselves as a medium for their artistic endeavors. In the evening ofthe same day, after we had ridden ourselves of the paint and had otherwise prepared, we gathered in the Armory for our freshman banquet which passed into history as most freshman banquets do. Cornellians will understand. Spring Day loomed up on the horizon, grew nearer and was gone. The parade, the show, the defeat of Yale in baseball, our own defeat by Harvard in crew and, finally our own overwhelming Inter-Collegiate victory in track were only memories. YALE BASEBALL GAME, 1915 E 525 Qur freshman teams' were fairly good. Not stars by any means, but they could hold their own with others that Cornell has turned out. 'fjohnnyn Sauters cap- tained the baseball team to its victories and defeats, 'gFritz Shiverick took charge of the 65-52 defeat of the Penn freshman track team, while Harry Handwerger stroked the crew. The purpose of freshman teams is, as everyone knows, to train men for the varsity, but we worried little about ,future varsity scores when we anxiously awaited returns from Philadelphia or cheered the crew to victory over Har- vard. That was quite some crew race. Harvard had just rowed to victory in the varsity, Csee abovej and all hopes were then pinned on the freshmen for a cheerful finale to an otherwise perfect day. The freshmen kicked throughn while we on the long train yelled ourselves hoarse in keeping with the spirit of the occasion. 1918 was justly proud of itself. There was then but one cloud in our skies, the impending finals. We got through them somehow and were sophomores, at least, most of us were. Then all of the alumni came back to spread their wisdom and later the Senior Week girls came to spread their nets. More than one fish was caught as results in the Fall house parties showed, but as we were young and carefree it really did not matter. Summer went and Fall came, we hastened back to Ithaca and registered, not quite so disconcerted by Davy's,' eye, though still somewhat in awe of him. The football season that was to make our first C men, Fritz Shiverick, Paul Miller, and 'Fred Gillies, opened strong. lt is unnecessary to repeat the scores here. That 10-0 defeat of Harvard is history. The stadium was officially opened that Fall. We sedately marched up to hear Prexy accept the gift and give his annual address. Cornell had a real football field at last. We soon settled down to work to be interrupted only by an occasional fracas with the freshmen, in each of which we were naturally victorious, being at the same ' ' V 7' . :sv I ' .,.w.,,....,-,.,, . .i ' THEY1915 CHAMPIONSHIP FOOTBALL TEAM 526 9- T I8 time sophomores and or the class of '18. Thanksgiving and the Penn game, Christmas with the inevitable cutting, Block Week, Junior Week, the underclass rush, another score for ,18, came all too quickly. We were around to our second Spring Day which proved to be our last. Mr. E. Nuff ruled well the fortunes of the field on which our contribution, The Mysteries of Elmiral' was undoubtedly the best. But the nicest part of the day was at the triangular crew race with Yale and Princeton. Yale had come a few days before quite confident and with plenty of money. Would Cornell bet ? Would she! Indeed! Yale found out soon enough and then began to tighten her purse strings. Finally she would bet on a clean sweep against one by Cornell. So it was. Sort of surprised them when we did sweep the course clean. 'Twas a joyful night for Cornell what with the first leg on the new Inter-Collegiate,Cup. won at Harvard. Another year was almost over. We had been kept fairly busy, especially by the various competitions, for, as you know, the sophomore year is the big year for that sort ofthing. It is then that the great skirmishes take place. Naturally, our freshmen year had not been entirely devoid of such battles. We had sent fifty-eight out on the first freshman editorial competition which EIU Tuttle won. Now Hfty-eight is larger than the total freshman class at Hobart, and is also nearly three times as large as the numberwhich 1921 sent out forits first competition. Of course, ,21 is not as large as our class was, but it is considerably more than one-third as large. Times have indeed changed. The business competitions were started our first year to be finished in the sophomore quadrant. But the really interesting events were the athletic competitions. Herb Kuhns in football, Joey Eastwick in track, SPRING DAY REGATTA. 1916 ' 527 I9 I8 Johnny', Thomas in baseball, and HOWII' Brewster in crew were the fortunate ones, though Owl had to wait over the summer and most of the autumn for hisxto be decided. The end of the year, Senior Week, the last glorious Senior Week, we were upper- classmen at last and we enjoyed to the full that week of clear days and moonlight nights. It was indeed a memorable time. We looked forward all the year as Juniors to another. But, alas, the war broke out and scattered the class of ,IS as in fact it scattered every class. A few, very few, were left to enjoy a Senior Week which was one in name only. The year was the end of many things for us and the beginning of much more. We did our trivial upperclass duty as we saw it, tried to check the raging mass of underclassmen on that Saturday night in October when '20 stormed The Dutch and '19, infuriated, stip-stipedl' and drove the freshmen up the hill thus to bring Cornell to the front pages of the metropolitan dailiesg we passed, or flunked the usual prelimsg had another Junior Week, the last, had our Junior Smoker. Elm Tuttle was made Editor-in-Chief of the Sun, Sid Doolittle of the Widow, Don Nightingale of the Annualf, and Bill,' Farnham of the Em. Johnny Krugh, Dick', Matthiessen, Cliff Bailey and Vic,, Kaufmann were business managers of the respective papers. This was accomplished much as it had been by the other classes. In fact we kept the traditions of a Junior class to pass them on to our successors. 'But war was declared and the undergraduate body melted away like snow on a warm day. We got our credit and became oH'icially, that is, with, Davy, Seniors. Seniors on ship-board and in camp, in factories and on farms. 1 ' We looked forward to anything but school for the Fall. However, Wilson and Baker stepped in and told us to come back to finish our course. Some of us did, and we had to fill as best we could the places left vacant by those who didn't. lt has been hard this last year to keep things going without our classmates who are in service. The year has been incomplete and not because of the curtailment of any activities. For after all we have not been greatly affected by the war. We have cut out Junior Week, to be sure, and have refrained somewhat from wheat bread. But there have been plenty of dances to keep us in practice and plenty of rye to keep us nourished. No! The year has been incomplete because we have not gone through it with those with whom we went through the other three. The class of ,IS is still the class of ,18 but its members are getting degrees in colleges other than Cornell. i What the future holds for us, it will be the part of history to relate when it has happened, worldls history for our class is now taking part in world events, 528 -+-- -S? JTV DI ILL! - SENIORS LOU BILL .BUS SHORTV JACK - PM 15:23-L3 Q fa -:T P - DB DON HERB JOHN NV ? 1. 530 3 9 IB SENIORS ' x, ,iff 5 ' - ?i aw, -ff 1 al.- 'i iw 31553215 ' Z i' A ----r-gym I -J:-' , 1 WINNKE ' ,r'f . . A , f 1 1: ---- . x .' 15 ,:' V ,PQ 4: J' f,J,.i'- T.. 'J-LI., HANK wma Geomag , 4, 2' 1' ,Me ,Af 5 'Wi 1' PA v , 1 1? 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'fDVTCl'l LLOYD QWALKOCHARLKE: 539 9 Q I8 IUNIORS 4 SETH B1LL DVDGE PETE ji' 80, xi 4 IX 9, f L 5415222 a x M QM .rf ay WT? TED WO? DOVG MED- QFRANK Q MG 540 -.- I JUNIORS Y, 1 I , . A, . , . .1 ' '2- J 1 -1- 'f,zc'2- . : ,f -ff -- .f ' . , ' .qi I ,Q 'Wa 'gg 1 4 Q ' ,.,?,q1gQf5?if6: ' ,JL ' 2. 1,2431-2-5? . BVQK I Wim DVC MORC , 53,29-A: :Z -, W, Q . -355,,f5,5:ff5-.r fiflrfww.. ff? ' ,gn , ,ri ,K fav JvN1:, 7 PET11 Muay PHL ' -V ' srl? ' f LF o 0 o Q o o a o ' K f 1 fs, 3, W4 7 Egg W H. Y, 551, 3 5 ffl W 21523: 9 ,Q 1, 5 94, Z 3554: 7 5 ' ' Z' df A V ? f 0 v gg, Q , 1 ' ,Q if 1- ,' jf' 40,572 19, -3 f e 6 f y I I b EA D D xl 5.0 9 9 D N-A JG I 3' 54 r 4,1 I 1 6, if 5 f Un Z! 1 Qu ff fy 4 ffia fy 4 ff 2 5, 1 V Law Ja Ag 1 Nz fjviv Y fa 'Q 'f 9 I y . u V NA V GT-XQD'RVI-U: 150150 'LL' WHAMQDXCK 1 L l JUNIORS -'HALA' bENNYA -,ML-' - --.. -... V 5 gs. :.Lw..,,1-A :, 'f-:limi . 5l3:g'? 3 ,JEHYWWY b' 'I' n-J i ., ' f2f':'fi:-f bfi -25555: , -f H5ww6 - Wu Q - . -w.:'f,.,. .-.f .-, ..-ff V . 'ff - 131554-' 1 ZS . f'1??iiwT. ' ' wwwfvwf figi' J ZW ' 1- LFE-.qz 1i'4'f A 51:-Q RQWWXWWE 4 ., 6 -3 IL-2 ,1551 . 1, , 51 u ' 515 E' fi 4555 ' if 1:3 1 52- , '-11, N ' li 1' wWg DVKi STI DAv5 ,ga- ,,., mbfroz-hz--L Y ,JCM -t - iq.-Q - :qw 'if 1 f 1: f. 1 1,4-., iwww M KEITH QSTANF 1 1 1 I K 5 . 0 9 I 'm,Q ' ,vf f 3 J ,fi x X 1 f xff 3' U., g 6 '2 xx? 4- f A4 Q 1 M 3 fi if , g w . A ,, if I Q23 3, I 3 551 6 R 3 x I 2 al v i fs: sm 4 jig? i z Ak I rg 5 I Y vxi , grgqolx om Q , R A 'Q 5, ' is vb, 'xx ,Q Q 0 ,, SA 1 L X' A ' -: 2 21 Q 4 ' ' 2 5 Y Q gig 7 c Kin Q' K ,I '46 4? QA4, J 4 N' B- x , ,Jo 2, 1 ,,,f H--,f Q ..,. Q 53K,4 K ,gwy wma 1 I o Mfr 0 1 l I I , ,rj gg .M B 35 v 3, fegcx Z v lx 1 .ax N. Q .1 fl M' H v , t, v f if fx f . .2 3 f ff 'N 5, ,fm fl A , 9- . f 11 ...ff X 539, fu 'Ro fd , SQ X ' YA, Q n D 0 0 5 I f 4 ? r X 1 4 P 55 5 4 y B R xc? :ev f S14 5 , Q 31 ,,,, fi' .I A r H w d ' ' 'JUS nv x X ' x 1 if 4, X X W, ni X r N xyz ,Nf we X eg, ifw C, . ,XA Q: k J r ir X, y D Q a A L 542 JUNIORS ' svn Jwxmy GL if Sf , 7' 1QE.s.es'.v A h BQB A QT ' bor, oem. CHVD I 543 I9 I8 -as , u , A-' -133, - THE LIBRARY TOWER IN WINTER 544 A I9 I8 6. fp fs-if f - Q ' B a I T 5 gmum-........ mlm' is E 1 .T E Gfa en ar M l I !lIlIIlllllm------ f 0 gk y xl i ,, 9 i L Y, H Y. - W1 I FIRST TERM SEPTEMBER 14 Friday University Entrance Examinations begin. 24 Monday Academic year begins. Registration of new students. 25 Tuesday Registration of new students. 26 Wednesday Registration of old students. 27 Thursday Instruction begins in all departments ofthe University. President's Annual Address to the students. 24 Monday Registration for Graduate School. NOVEMBER - A 29 Thursday THANKSGIVING RECESS. I DECEMBER 21 Friday Instruction ends. CHRISTMAS REcEss. JANUARY 2 Wednesday Instruction resumed. , 11 Friday Founder's Day. 19 Saturday Instruction ends for First Terrn. 21 Monday Term examinations begin. SECOND TERM 26 Saturday Registration for undergraduates. 28 Monday Registration for Graduate School. Instruction begins. MAY ' 14 Tuesday Instruction ends. 15 Wednesday Term examinations begin. 22 Wednesday FIFTIETH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT. as 545 I 72 d 6613 ADVERTISEMENTS . . 548 FACULTIES OE THE COLLEGES Agriculture . . 33 ATHLETICS Architecture . 45 MAJOR SFORTS Arts and Sciences 47 C0UhC1l - - 470 Civil Engineering 59 Baseball . 1 507 Law - I . 63 Football 4 - 489 Mechanical Engineering . 67 NHVY - - 471 Medicine . . 65 Tfafik - - - 481 Veterinary . 71 MINOR SPORTS Council . . 512 FELLOWS ' ' 90 Basketball , 514 FRATERNITIES Lacrosse . . 518 Soccer . . . . 520 Alpha Chl Rho - 314 Wrestling . . . . 516 Alpha Chl Sigma 354 WEARERS OF THE C . . 467 Alpha Delta Phi - 250 Alpha Gamma Rho 334 BOARD OF EDITORS I . 1,1 Alpha Psi - - 312 Alpha Sigma Phi 316 CLASSES Alpha Tau Omega 276 s6ni6f, 1918 . . 99 Alpha Zeta - - 296 Juniors, 1919 ' . . 212 Beta Samaall 1 ' 220 , Beta Theta P1 . 272 CLASS HISTORY .,... 522 Cla Pla? ' 254 Chi Psi . . . 264 CLASS OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES Delta Chi . . 288 Student Council 1 .... 460 Della Kappa hlpslloh ' 208 Freshman Advisory Committee . 461 Della Phl ' ' 292 1918 Committees ..... 462 Delta Tau, Della 282 1919 Committees. . 463 Dalfa.UPSll0a - 262 1920 Committees ..... 464 Eleaala - - 320 1921 Committees ..... 465 Kappa Alpha ' 220 University Standing Committees . 88 K2hh'2 Delta Rho 216 Kappaiahi . . 356 CLUBS Kappa Psi . . 310 Beth L'Amed . . . . 409 Kappa Slgfaa - 294 Book and Bowl . . . . 411 Lambda Chl Alpha 222 Chinese Students ' Club . . 421 Olllega Tallnslglha 220 Christian Association . . 416 Phl Della Slglha 200 Cosmopolitan Club . . 417 Phl Della Thhta 270 Huntington Club . . 414 Pla? Ehslloh Pl ' 252 Lawrenceville Club . . 423 Phl Gamma Delta 270 Ijogive ' I . . 410 Phi Kappa PS1 . 258 Majura U I . 407 Phi Kappa Sigma 322 Manuscript . . . 413 Phl Sigma KaPPa 280 Scroll and Spade . 422 Pl Kappa Alvlia ' 228 Senators . . . . 420 Pl Lambda Phl ' 222 Sunday Night Club . . 412 Psl Uhslloh ' 272 Scorpion . . 344 EZRA CORNELL . . 14 Seal and Sefpeflf 306 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 290 DEDICATION . 7 Sigma Alpha Mu 342 lm U 546 Sigma Chi . . 286 Sigma Nu . . 298 Sigma Phi . . . 284 Sigma Phi Epsilon . 326 Sigma Phi Sigma . 318 Sigma Pi . . . 350 Sigma Upsilon . 346 Theta Alpha . 338 Theta Chi . . 328 I Theta Delta Chi . 266 Theta Xi . .' 302 Zeta Beta Tau . 308 Zeta Psi . . 252 Zodiac . . . 304 IN MEMORIAM . . 12 LIBRARY STAFF . . 89 MILITARY SCIENCE .... 449 MUSICAL, DRAMATIC AND DEBATE Band ......, 442 Debate Council . . 444 Dramatic Club . . 443 Eastman Stage . . 448 Glee Club . . . 436 Mandolin Club . . 438 Masque I . . . 441 '86 Memorial . . 445 '94 Memorial . . 446 Orchestra . . 440 Woodford Stage ..... 447 OFFICERS OF ADMINSTRATION . 74 PUBLICATIONS Annuals . . 426 Civil Engineer . 431 Countryman . 432 Era . . . 427 Law Quarterly . . 433 Sibley Journal . . 430 Sun . . 428 Widow . . 429 SCHOLARS Graduates . , 94 Undergraduates . . 92 JACOB GOULD SCHURMAN . . SOCIETIES Aleph Samach . . Eta Kappa Nu . , Gargoyle . . . Hebs-sa . , Helios . . . , Phi Delta Phi . . Phi Delta Kappa . Pyramid . . , Quill and Dagger , Rod and Bob , Sphinx Head . . Tau Beta Pi . , SORORITIES Alpha Omicron Pi . Alpha Phi . . . Chi Omega . . . -Delta Delta Delta , Delta Gamma . , Delta Pi Alpha . . Delta Zeta . . . . Kappa Alpha Theta . . Kappa Delta . . . Kappa Kappa Gamma . STUNT PICTURES . TRUSTEES . . . . UNIVERSITY CALENDAR . UNIVERSITY INSTRUCTORS . . ANDREW DICKSON WHITE . . WOMEN'S ACTIVITIES Athletics . . . Cornell Review . . Der Hexenkreis . . Dramatic Club . . Executive Committee . Judiciary Committee . Pageant . . . Raven and Serpent . . Sedowa . . . . Sports and Pastimes .... Young Women's Christian Association I -i . 4 n rrmrrnrur n rn r ru r n ru rn r rn r 4 r nn r n ru rr nr rr: rr u rr rorrrnrrurnnrrrrrrrnn A Good Sign T is always a good sign when you see the Texaco Star in front of a garage or supply shop. 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Texaco Motor Oil reduces friction to a minimum thereby enabling your motor to operate at its highest efficiency It gives a perfect seal between piston and cylinder and allows no gasoline to leak into the crank case Due to certain basic qualities it cannot deposit a hard carbon crust in the motor If through the feeding of too much orl to the motor any carbon residue should be left it will be 1n the form of a soft, fine soot that can do no harm and is easily wiped off Texaco Motor Oil may be obtained at most good garages The safest way, the best way, to brry is in one oi five gallon cans H no THE 1EXAs coMPANY H no New York Chicago Houston DISTRIBUTING OFFICES IN MOST CITIES rr rr ' . . 5 . D V . . 5 ' 1 mr rrrrrro rmn rm rr In rrrnrrrrnrmrrrrmnr rrlrnnurrrrnrmr rrurrnnr mln ru lruurmrrrrrnrlurlrrrnur rr rurrrrrrrrnnr nmrrurrrrrrrurrrrrrrrrrrrnmrrrmrnumnrrrrrnnrnmzrrrrrnrrrrumrrrur rr nun rr num rr rm nr rr r r n r nun rrrnrnrurnnunr rrunn r u rrnr rr no 548 no ,.-'A-f i5 HE J. G. WHITE oMPAN1Es 's Financiers Engineers Contractors 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. Engineering reports and Valuations made. Manage for clients public utility and industrial properties. 43 Exchange Place, New York LoNnoN cniof-loo 111111111.1i:iiin:n10ii------111,11 550 Why Not Two Instead of One P If you make your drive strong enough, why not drive two spindles instead of one? If youmake your turret stiff enough, why not put on two sets of tools instead of one F If the operator has to stop the machine to put in one piece, why not have him put in two instead ? If you have any desire to practically double your output per machine, per man and per dollar of investment, why not get a Double-Spindle Flat-Turret Lathe for your chucking work? Jones 85 amson Machine ompan SPRINGFIELD, VERMONT E s IITIIIDIBIIIKEDIIIIYIIINIVI 1 NU!IYIlIlIYI1IDAIll4IYIAIIIUIVIKI 551 F1 F1 A A U E Arc III WX Correct Automobile Lubrication On O X 'X Explanation: In the chart below, the letter f QI NI opposite the car indicates the grade of Gar 0 ig goyleIMIobiloils that should be usedfIFor exam l Dle, AG n1ear:sCI3I?rigI4?I'lilylItlb1lorl I A AIII:I:Iv, ng, . .- j-.Iy means ar o' e ' t' ,' . WXQ recommendatlons soda? all :rddelsetdf bots X pleasure and commercial vehicles unlessother- I This Cllartis compiled by An. vacuum on A A A - I.,x.g,.IIIIpI5AfII Co's. 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ATKINSON 122 South Tioga Street, lthaca aunt ll nl u n n n u r u , , 1 , D D , U , I lu nnuiui lui ru no uno nrn u g Q U D ,U TRY YQ R I T 'mu sv' QQ,-11' 7.3 '33'f::o- ?9'5,,:.2,',:XE it ., fsvfiw. 'wi 1J'f?,42-'A ,ff-' -'--e -A . ' ': T L 2' ' .u-V ME. . kiffiv t C .VI r-jigf 2 ' V H , ig,,,,,5m,.f.,1g1:.Q, , 31 a'1,.Qw3 'ef 'L' w e ,fb aesmrllitg - 11068 SHSOHH C 1 Service Guaranteed Sheldon COl11't A. R. CONGDON, Manager A fireproof modern private dormitory .for the men students of Cornell University ITHACA, N. Y. Catalogue sent on request Bailey Garage Co. 216 S. Cayuga St. Bell 921-I Ithaca 210-Y a 1 u ar n n mmm n mmm u un.o your 5 i11uiuniunriwuninziniu::1uwIiuinur1iIiuIinu1nnniniuunuNnuIiniIiv111uH,vinnwununiIunuwnunnnmuininnnnuinninnunniniunnuInnumunnnmmnuu TELEPHONE CENTRAL S880 A. E. GILBERG 55 CO. Clncorporatedj CANNED FOOD PR O DU c TS COFFEES TEAS GROCER'S SPECIALTIES 305 N. 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Y. mIinrl1uIuniIiIIIiIIIslniIrulvIIIIIniIrluIInlxnI1InrlrxllIiuviuuII4I1IinIrlrlxluuInAunnuIiID1liI1liIIIrlrivlHIlnuuuuunnlmnlu HI'IIHU'UU'I'I'IU'IUNU V'U''IU 'I'IIU'U UmU 'W U ' 'I m 'W 'U 573 .g.,.W.,.n ,r.,....i rr. r. .W W..,.r...,w.,.,..m.n .,.,.,.r.,n.,..,......, .r ozvn u unmmnnnun lmmurm I :un um n In lu nnumu unxunnmnnucum mm n nn mumn lnmnumlunu in una lu n I ulxounmuunmxuuuln nnumummulvn:nn nl umm n u unmlmunnuu rnmn :ummm ur naummuunv un mlrmnliIIIn1Inixununllrcuuuuvlnuunn nmu'o Q - :I 7 EEN BIIFFALUXCLEVELA Il Q Ceara DA LYB ll L . ILNE, f 1 The Great Ship HSEEANDBEEY' - CITY OF ERIE - CITY OF BUFFALO G B E T W E E N - BUFFALO - Daily, May lst to Nov. 15th -- CLEVELAND Leave BUFFALO - - 9:00 P,M, EASTERN - Leave CLEVELAND - 9:00 P.M. U Arrive CLEVELAND - 7:30 A.M. STANDARD 'TIME Arrive BUFFALO - - 7:30 A.M. Connections at Cleveland for Cedar Point, Put-in-Bay, Toledo, Detroit and all points West and Southwest. Railroad tickets reading between Buffalo and Cleveland are good for transportation on our Steamers. Ask your ticket agent for tickets via C. 8: B. Line. New TquristAutomo- :1 bile Rate-37.50 Round Trip, with 2 days return limit, for cars not exceeding 127 ln. wheelbase. 3 Beautifully colored sectional puzzle chart of The Great.Ship USEEANDBEEH sent on receipt of S five cents. Also ask for our 24-page pictorial and descriptive booklet free. 5 e ' The Cleveland 8: Buffalo e Transit Company e Cleveland, ohio The Great Ship Seeandbee I -the largest and most costly passenger Steamer on inland waters ofthe world. Sleeping , capacity, 1500 passengers. Q e :zum mum l mmm uunmn uunm u nu un un um: I vnu num nn runwuuuz r num an mum mm: xmnzux mum lu uwununmmmnrnunnunrumunuununmuumumul mm n unc in um A lmlnlrrnulllulnlllnlvumnuumlnuullmlmlvnmmnunnlullul1lfo.o t:'l'Ii-'Az-will r nmnnnn-1unvIunnuIIInuIuIIvuunnnnInuu1nIuInnuuoInnnmunumuumnl c 1 r 4 u mr u ru n I ci I nmnmmuunuvnunn nu 11 ll umnuunu mmunumnmnnumznun mm nnmmnlrncmumunero ENGINEERS THE WORLD OVER CONSIDER I T A R B R A D B l , O C K S I , , to be the most RELIABLE, EFFICUJNT AND DURABLE. They Xia, 'fe 'EZ are, therefore, the mort economical. The blocks, themselves, are their -A best advertisement. Their merits have earned for them the World- Zl ' 11.1, A ' 2.4 2. wide re utauon the en o . is gi:-'fm ' P Y J Y . 7 5 ' lOl Condor Street -7 f'. 51' .' ' -' i 'Aj' ,' BOSTON SC LOC KPORT LOCK CO. EAST BOSTON, Amr. E V-wif' fe: ee- li xnmnnmnnr wx Q m I numuin uumnnumo muunnnznuunul mnnnmu: mmm mn I r 1 m I mln nu nun ul nn rl 1 r mu mnnmmnnumwmmmumunomnmnnmmmuonmluunucInuumnunummuuzo ,yr innunImInmInonuwnnIuIluunulmneuIunnumunnmmoumuumm lnmnmrnmmu ul o no mnmnmnlnmn Ann mm n on w cn mum ummmunu nun w nc 1 lu I no iuumunnm nmuuumu nmmummnn 1nranunnnuummuuurfze FEDERAL PHONE 5l2 C . KOCH C PHO TOGRAPHER 3 126 East State Street ITHACA, N. Y. H lv nu n l mn unc: lu umm r nu Inman nu lmIuIuumnumnumuuuml or InmIIrumumuomulmuumunmuuunm u I lu uc: IIInuunuuuuuuumuuunnmmuualuuInuuuuummnnnnnmaze 574 H. A. METZ of Co., . . IHC. 122 Hudson St. , NEW YORK CITY PRODUCTS OF CONSOLIDATED COLOR at CHEMIICALHCO Newark, N. J. 1 CENTRAL DYESTUFF 85 CHEMICAL CO. Newark, N. J. H. A. METZ LABORATORIES Brooklyn, N. Y. BRANCHES: Boston, Mass, Philadelphia, Pa. Profoiclence, R. I. Charlotte, N. C. Atlanta, Ga. Chicago, Ill. San Francisco, Cal. ozon ummm mumuutnumum:mumuux1IruI1I1IrlnlllmlmlwnultmlllrlumlmlllllcIwIuuumunllmlmll1IAnmllllulmlumnz nuuvIuuLmuunmunwnnuwnunnuuwmnnIImuuunrnnm1uununuwnwnnumnwnzuununwnnwnnmnnnunununannImnunnunnuluIwmuuuunuxnunuwnInmnunnnnuInumunnnnumuunnuvuIwuunumvmnIuunnmnnuuuuunnnnnmumr - V2 5 5 1 533 5 UH : U EU: V 390 gz 5 U Z 1'-3 2x4 'P-1 -40 Q. 25,4 f'nQ ew TCS 65. R. ce-P EUJU5 .Q eff? if-I E35 EJB se' iraq E412 50:21 D-I Z 4C Q.. 2 G U O D- .1 cd RERS A A 2 K X . 'W' , , A, t. . . F-5-1-new -5,1 L.,wN ,X ' - 1 . S. fy it D 4 , 4 'legs-.' . , ' - . 5 x-ggi .. 'ww f - A 2 H- - :,.-v u Nw , -51, 'j,i.g'1r-1:15115-.g.,4f ri F A'Y'f'w1-5:1-Qgfilflig.I..if-Aartrrf.,:af-ffEG.,: fm f YN W iw? -A , 1, gif'-. iii' H ' -'B ' isa.: Q F511 .L- -. WM ' P-. A 4 . ,- X V s I - N'-mst 5 A Z ,L w e ' ' S,,' j' s A W -A . . is I -A , A H ..,i' wi' 2 '- - X, 'C we . ' S 1 'k ' 'I Lib X325 '7:-iS:'Ef'w. L WSJ. ,..'-f'3 I:1-1-Z:':.,.f 'T' 7 -' '. ' j x -.-' 'It X -- -4-'FII-.-A N ff I? , ge - - P224 M .. . :A . -- 2 A . Q Q , - A A-5 QQ 3 . . - 'A fy 1 'f . JT, E? N, N :- 'Q,.- , fe -th' 9 f , 144 '11 i1j' ffAx.?E5:E1-. ' ' '-A 'il ' . f 4 I i '. f'.4l' H9-Q4 .. f l?-Nlillerz M P1 . .. 1 f EE N. - its ' -1 - - t, .1 - -.wg-t-:.w X- Q- - 4, A Q A pa ..,.:.t.- ',a,if:,..f .1--f ' , +:f:1ag'P K wwQ4m:w:M:1:1:, Co Q .. Q - 'E 'wk-Egg S, ff- ' f u 4,f?' 7a?M my ' 1 . , mf s 41 ' , 1, 1 . A- ffk zgaabf -5 QQ A D 'iiff-e ' TI ' ' W' Q-4 sid lgv i ,.A. A 115:-' 'B -: F os iii -5 1:--PZ CO Q4 cf.. f3p.o ai if f- to PRINTE PLANT OF I xiii! , I. B. LYON COMPANY AT ALBANY E E l'Tl COFF E HAS AN A MY 0 FOLLO ERS YOU will Pass the Examinmd Board II You Learn to Make Your Coffee THIS Way . Get WHITE HOUSE COFFEE - no other: buy it Whole Roasted. Provide a MILL with which to grind it yourself. Use a glazed earthenware pot or a china one. Don't boil or stew coffee -just pass the proper amount of boiling water through the coffee O NC E C a method known as the 'K drip pr0Cess J- You'll be delighted with the result. BEST CROCERS SELL WHITE HOUSE fi ' 545325312 Q, ,E saivnfwfe- 1 I... 7- 5 N 4 WHITE HOUSE TEA-JUST ADD BOILING WATER AND SERVE. Warm HOUSE Tea is sold under SEVERAL VARIETIES. If you wish a miId,c-ompamtiyely colorless tea, order Warm Housrz BLEND, or H.I:?l'3IJ05f1 Owlongf' Ifua fl1lf:b0dl?d, 7 darkish-colored tea is preferred, order Orange Pekoe. India and Ceylon, or Englsh Breakfast, ALWAYS BE SURE AND SPECIFY THE KIND3 and, above all, SEE THAT ou Gm' 'rum WHITE HOUSEU BRAND. K v an 7 M , f N sf KN . I M 1 2 fp. K L 'EYE S gwr-mg -- ' 4 1 .pu if .14 iwdknvgicfnsf- - L , . WENELL-wilou co.,P imipa1c0ffee amen, IBOSTO -QCHICAGO' y 0:0 ... .,... -L. 2 5 R ' 4 5 x X -5 - V ' ' E 1 , E Q , , , - -, f 5 5 576 nu n mn n mnnmimmnnm o 1548 Broadway Qlixecutive OPf1cej 557 Fifth Avenue 'New York Photographers to This book and many other Colleges :: :: for the Season :: :: The School and College Department makes available the best skilled artists and modern methods, and also assures promptness and accuracy in completion :z If II Ol II I: II UI STUDIOS ALSO IN Northampton, Mass. South Hadley, Mass. Poughkeepsie, N. Y Princeton, N. Lawrenceville, N. West Point, N. Y. Cornwall, N. Y. Hanover, N. H. Ithaca, N. Y. Ann Arbor, Mich. Lafayette, Ind. c37 77 numnmnnnmuummuuui mmmumuuuuuu g mnhk Inq ,bln-E 1W?F- E , -,-1 -:. -. nr A -4I.I:.:1AII'l.II...- I 'Q 1 y r W hy should my f :.7'-,-1-f . I' Q4TiT:i':v:H?F4f-ir! 1: l ,L f 'S-E, o ,.. H T HVC 21 ypCWI'1tC1' N 8 . The SILENT SMITH MODEL S L. C. S 'th 6: Bros. Typewft It will enable you to get more out of B a g your college course. Q It will mean higher marks in your B 6 studies. lil It will add to your standing and prestige 3 61 6 with-ethe professors. You can keep carbon copies of notes, A theses and lectures. I - A knowledge of hovvgto operate a Writ- ing machine Will be useful as long as you live. The Silent Model 8 runs so quietly that you can use it Without disturbing other students near you. It has many other ex- clusive features that you should know about. Call us on the phone or drop a card. 578 Speea'z'ng-up Business' In the general program for Winning the War, stimulation of business is essential. The typewriter is at the very heart of industry, and through it flows in an unceas- ing stream-the pulsing life of commercial organization. A The Silent Smith is playing its part in a quiet Way in this acceleration of production and distribution. It is found in thousands of offices throughout the country and is also in the service of Uncle Sam on land and sea. c No matter of what nature the Work may be, Whether making out bills, cards, checks, cutting stencils, Writing labels, tabulations, or filling in ruled forms, the Silent Smith is so constructed that quick changes can be made from one kind of Work to an- other With a minimum loss of time between. Ask for free booklet, The Silent Smith, which explains how all this can be done. 579 Happ Faces Around the Table You wzll always and at Alhambra gg muulmnmmmlnunmnmunmmmuu num in nunnu 1 Have Your Shirts Made To Measure They cost no more to be made to individual measure than any good ready-to-wear garment. We have our own factory. We guarantee a fit. Leave your measure with us before going. Send to us for sam- ples and measuring blank. Over 400 samples for selection. . .E . Everyone 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 delightful meal come to Alhambra. T. A. HERSON, Prop. Q THE H. JL BooL co 130 E. STATE ST. Manufacture a variety of Furniture designed for Spe- cial purposes. If later on the owner of this Book needs special furniture for home or oHice he will re- member his old college town and ...... liiisfibufof L. c. BEMENT flglsyfef THE ind glbivns Eifhat 3 2 H J B O O L C O nmnumnui 3 4' 4 580 B IF You DON'T EAT IT WE BOTH LOSE Barns' Family reaa' Call and see for yourself the 'system We use at our Sanitary Bakery 110 N. Com St. Chrzkziaaae-Dudley Pharmacy Students' Down Town Drug Store Bring your prescriptions Besides drugs We carry everything for the toilet. Also Cameras and supplies. Everyone knows our Soda Fountain. Large line Cigars and Cigarettes. Agents for Neuyler's Candies. 214-216 East State Street Opporile Ithaca H otel Ithaca, N. Y. Ithaca, N. Y. East Hill Coal Yard The Celebrated Lehigh Valley Coal Cannel Coal and Wood Main Ofhce and Yard E A S T IT H A C A Down-T own Office Wanzer and Howell,s Franklin C. Cornell Bell Phone Ithaca Phone 362 735 nrrmmInInnmuumuunnvuuu IvmIIIunuuIuIvumuumuunnurm rrn::uuuun I It Cleans Clean KNOW YOUR CLEANER ' IT IS TRUE ECONOMY to have your garments cleaned by the NEW PROCESS because it cleans clean. Is cheaper because it lasts longer We sell good contracts Modern Dry-Cleaning and Pressing Works W. E. FLETCHER CO., Inc. WORKS DOWN TOWN 103 Dryden Road 205 N. Aurora St. Ithaca's Largest Cleaners We can save the price of a new suit C 'l'l' mmmnnulmmur I II II IHIIIIIIIIIruIIIInIIIIIruIIIIImminmumnnum Long-Distance Telephone No. S70 Federal Telephone No. 257 ESTABLISHED 1871 . J. W. HOOK Wholesale Fruits and Vegetables Nos. 113 and 115 South Tioga St. InInIIInnnrnIIIIIIIInIIunnuInnunnnIuuIIInlnunnuInIIIIIIIInnInIIuInIInnnIIIIIIIIIIIIuIvwunIInIIIIInIIIInnIIIIIIIIIIIIIIvuuIIIIIIuIvuunIIunIIunuIn+1nunrnmununnumm orIInmimnnmmumuuIIuuuuuummuuunmu Both Telephones EDWARD T. DANAHY CO. EVERYTHING TO EAT Stearnships, Hotels and Restaurants Supplied RIAIN OFFICE 307 CURTISS BUILDING BUFFALO, N. Y. uIuuInuIInuuunInInnIIIIInI4nIuIuIIIIIIIIrnnnunnnnrIIIInIInInIIIIInIIIIruuIInnunIInnnIIInInInIInuumnnunuunnum ,,,,,,,,,m,,,,,,,,HIUIH,IHmlInHIH,HHHUHHImHnuHMHHHnlI,HHImlUInummmummmm 582 ImnI-fmmmmmm-u.mn-Irmmm.urn-.mm u-ImI-nmU-mmm.mmmmmImmmnnm-I-I Iwnnlnmmmn WND n 1:nnunununiuiunnulmuiuiuininuuiuiuiuunuiininuumnnuuuunmu annuuiunnnumnmnmmn mum uimummnuuumnn 1uniuriniunannniniuuuuanuuiumxunmmmuncuuI n nn I In rv ESTABLISHED 1840 Hotel Blend C0j?r66 sold direct in lots as lovv as five pounds at WHOLESALE PRICE . . QSC POUND Saving retaile-r's profit of1Oc pound GILLIE COFFEE CO 233-239 Washington St. NEW YORK G R E E F I E L D ' SAINT LOUIS. H E ATII-IE tiriirnirtrrfigilaii 01120 R CLOTHES AND FURNISHINGS FOR THE COLLEGE MAN This advertisement is inserted in the CORNELLIAN in acknowledgement ofthe patronage with which We have been favored by the St. Louis contingent at Cornell . . Heggie 81 Bro. Co. IEW ELERS W atches, Diamonds and Jewelry of Distinction WE MAKE THINGS TO ORDER, TOO 156 East State Street, Ithaca, N. Y. 583 ll unnnuummuuimmn inImunuunuuinnnnuinninunuunuuuuunnunnmmnu 271223 .. ff-f N W E1 E F E-4 5 H1 55 go m ,. .1 ....,. -. I 1 A ,J f I-I-O , 5 V57 ' .fl , f O A-,, cnumwmnmtr T Q X, 4 sl THEWHIJLEWHFAT T i Co-operating with U. S. Food Admin- istration inftheir efFort to save Wheat, We now use aboutfeone-third corn in the manufacture of Force.U Manufactured by THE H. O. COMPANY ' MILLS A BUFFALO, N. Y. Members U. S. Food Administration .i.,...,.i....,... .i.i.U..i..i.,.K..U.i.i.1..i...U....,.....i.II......1...,.i,.i.,.....,.ia,,. .ii. ...W ,.,.,. ...K th .T umm nnnumu THE SATISFACTION We derive from serving you with dependable merchandise is reflected in the satisfaction you will experience in the service that such merchandise renders Kegan Gi. Clines The Smart Clothes Shop 'Q HOTELIROQUOIS W H 22 i -' ,g rx TKT-T95 T35 -' .Q Q . A 'iii' gn H iz., .aaa g,qQ-13,549 iw V I .si Q 333,56 Qi: T If-f rfiairerif vw- Mgt, LU . ..i. S, Er ' rf fi Q , ieaenaia LQ - 3 g,gQ1gg3e,4?qg, 'A W U - 'i UV 'f 'W' ' X :5ffi ' -' W ' 'T X ' -'T ' 1Tt ws:f3 L' i iiTY W-'1 Z WM ..- www fir 21 5 , -f H A QH J Q M V1 ' T. . BUFFALO, N. Y. 584 unuuuunm niuuumuumuuuu n EI HHH FIV SiO EIFI ONICIV H O TELL In IImnmmmnnnnnmumuu Federal Phone Bellljhone 117-129 East Green St. 915 H30-W Cadillac 8 'Touring Cars - ' and LimOL1SiHCS 1 College Ave. Market FOR LIVERY SERVICE ' 3216301-JLEGE AVE, 'B 'I' 4' G. C. Nlidclaugh, Prop. Fire - Proof Storage Fresh and Smoked Meats ' , TO FRATERNITIES E. D. Button '99 W. H. Morrison ,9O 2 - mnurgzq 0.41111 l 535 J . 56? Smooth Cocizing You donlt have to open an Ithaca across your knee or break your wrists to cock it. There is no hard kink, a Hip ofthe barrels will open and cock an Ithaca. Ithaca 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. Catalog FREE-double hammerless guns and single trap guns. ITHACA GUN- CO. Ithaca, N. Y. ENLA-RGED EDITION Songs of Cornell WMS by mum: Mom smash, '74 and Hnmmuecmmnl mam, 'nt 3 A IT SP- I it X - I I H'-svellef E1 1 if-in :T i 'jgtiifj 1- Fl' H'b0'e CH-yf .u - ga'sr wa- sem, With iss wevea of blue, 2' Fu a'b0ve the bus ' 5' hum-ming Of the bust-'ling town, I Eli! fErQl2 1'iF E1E??1-3 tu' eggs '-. I K:,2 5 . ihffrgigigfgmgig or .Qt S ,- ,s.,J'J,0,ir g 5 ij. f tx lggujugig ru 'AJ' ee iJ- I 1 Q A 241.53 9251 Stands our no - ble A1 - ma Ma- ter, Glo - ri-one to view. Rearpd a-gainst the ar6h of .heav-en, Looks she proud-ly down. gc , tp P- , Air- S ,575 ,D gif E r rtrrtm ree: if 'I 1 - I 'Stir S - ui .-wlWiffi Qi 5 i-Zig: QQ in et-Wf'i5+ g ,-D F E fr Wa to qw- Malody and by psnnlsslon of The Oliver Dluon Go., owners ol the C py ight All the Masque Scores, Stunt Songs, Victor Records and everything in a Musical Line at LENT'S MUSIC STORE, 122 North Aurora Street mmruuw1anuwIuIrxunnr1IIIumrInrnuIIIIInnIIn1rrrnrmIInrIuvIII1nIHw1I1ur1rnnnmmnuummrmn S7 We Wish the Class of 1918 all success possible To the remaining classes- We will serve you as Well KOHM 81 BRUNN Merchant Tailors We Make Y0u1'Linen Live MODER METHOD LAUNDRY JOHN REAM ER PROPRIETOR . 222 East State Street 120 - EITHER PHONE - 120 You will need flowers onfrnany 'occasions There is no better remembrance for your mother, sister, friend or fiance for anniversary, birthday or holiday gifts 2: :Z :: :: 2: zz 1: 2: 1: 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 :: :: :: 1: :: :: :: Decorating for all occasions Floral tributes a specialty THE BOOL ITHACA .- NEW FLORAL CUMPANY nnnuiIiunnuinIiIniiinIiunnummuuuummn nuiiIriIniiimiirunnuiIiinu1iiunuanuuuiuinniuinnmmunnuumuml 9:0 qzunmnnn InuniuinnnnnoIninnnnan1iiiiivianliniIiniiiiiInuiunnninnununrinuniIiuiuviIiIuiuiiiiiiiiiniiniiiiiiiIuInninniniunuriiIiInnuumnmunnm ESTABLISHED 1812 G. W. Richardson 85 Son Richardson Square Auburn, N. The Oldest Furniture House in the United States The most experienced house in the Country in furnishing cLUBs A CHAPTER HoUsEs COLLEGE BUILDINGS Our representative is frequently in Ithaca and will respond quickly to a call by telephone or mail. FURNITURE, DRAPERY CARPETS, WALL PAPER SYRACUSE, N. Y.: NEW YCRK CITY: 472 S. Salina Street 753 F ifth Avenue nmnunmnmmmumnunmnmunmummmmnmmmmnmmmmmuuumuuunmmummmmuuunuuuu uunrunIiuununwIwIuwumuInnmnnscnnmmnnuuinnwniinnuumuuni4ninuiIuumunummnnmmuuu: xcu 589 umm umu um mmnuinmuoumvnmm Ithaca Phone 76 X The Ancients Never Ate in the The Palace Laundry' High-Grade Work Only Laundry on the Hill F. C. BARNARD, Prop. Red and hite Cafeteria Now Look at them They Are All Dead J. LISSECK 323 and 325 Eddy Street 319 College Avenue YOU WILL WANT Souvenirs and Gifts , Suggestive of Your University to present to your friends and to the younger men and Women Who hope to attend your Alma Mater Cornell Pennants and Banners, Pillow Covers, Wall Skins, Books, Stunt Books, etc. ROTHSCHILD BROS. nuunuunmuumnnmvm uniuuninIiIininuliunununnuinnmuumnnuum 5 urnnnnuunofIuiI4nIilnIuuininininnuIiunniuinuuuunnmnumnu NEW .YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. DARWIN P. KINGSLEY, President Seventy-Third Year of Business During the year 1917 148,517 personf bought policies with The New Yorh Life Insuranee Company. THIS IS ROUGHLY TWENTY TIMES THE TOTAL NUMBER OF STUDENTS REGISTERED IN CORNELL UNIVERSITY The total number of personx insured with The New York Life 1n5uranee Company, january 1, 1918, was 1,301,969 THIS IS ROUGHLY TWO HUNDRED TIMES THE TOTAL NUMBER OF STUDENTS REGISTERED IN ' CORNELL UNIVERSITY. The total amount of insurance in force january 1, 1918 was ,S2,673,334,336 . During the past sixteen years OVER 752, of the Life Insurance purchased by the STUDENTS AT CORNELL UNIVERSITY, has been purchased from the New York Li-fe Insurance Company THESE POLICIES WERE ALL SOLD BY DR. C. H.1.fWEBSTER, CORNELL, 504 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION WRITE DR. C. H. CATHEEILIQEETREET Both Phones ITHACA, N. Y. innuIuvnuunmuIIInInuuuumuunuIununnnInuInunmumnmunumuumn pmuIII1IInanIvnuIIunnmvmnmuuwmunurIIIIivnuIIu4uI1IIII11InHHiII1nUnI1IIIHHulnwmuunxxuimrmu 91 nm nm u I unulma Shulman builds clothes around our personalit Shulman-made-to-measure clothes are not mere cloth, thread, and buttons. For 20 years Shulman has been maklng clothes-to-measure for men who are particular, even if they won't pay fancy prices. A stylish suit is one that was obviously made for you,' and to a degree reflects your lndividuality,-and thatfs where Shulman shines. For the college man, a little ultra,'9 if he prefers, but always individual-that's the rule. Do you know how many of the well-dressed Cornell men are wearing Shulman-made-to-measure clothes? If you knew it would surprise you. LOUIS SHULMAN SL CO. . 53 Main St. E. Rochester, N. Y. Wnn.i.n.m.mm.mm., 092 nnnnucuuv The Ways of Colle e Men Have been for more than twenty-five years the subject of such careful study and preparation on our part, that We have been able to establish some habits on the Campus. The CHASE HAT HABIT-the CHASE TIE HABIT-are two of them. CHASE SHIRTS-CHASE CLOTHING-CHASE SWEATERS-'and a CHASE article in every other line of menls outf fitting which you can think of, have become with a large body of College Undergraduates as Well as Graduates, the standards of personal outfitting. l CHASE 5 COMPANY New Haven, Conn. Mens Clozfhiers Shirtmaleers A Ouyitters nummnummnnuunmnumnummm x Come to Allen? Murz'c Store For Anything in the Musical Line Kimball, Strauss, Whitney, Hinze, Arion and Henry F. Miller Pianos at factory prices. We carry a complete line of Columbia Records The Columbia Grafonola brings you the best music of the world. Opera, ballads, popular songs, instrumental, orchestral and band selec- tions, the most rhythmic and compelling dance music-the Columbia Grafonola offers them all. Call on us, and we will gladly play any music you would like to hear. Complete Stock of 2 Banjos, Banjo-mandolins, Mandolins,Ukeleles, Ban- 5 jo-Ukeleles, Guitars, Violins, Drums, etc., and all necessary accessories. : We fend it by mail 5 2 119 E. Seneca St. Opposite Star Theatre nununuuinnunmtzmuumnnnnuunnniIninIunnunumnnammnnn Innum:innun:numinnuinnmminuninnmumnmumununmmminnmmmmunmmuni Cady? East Hill Market Handling the Best in the City Special Prices to Fraternities Quality and Service Unexcelled The Ariston Line a p of Food Products . Q ' ,t,i -' Baking PoWders-EXtracts-Cocoas- - . m?6 Pu P fi Gelatlne-DeSSeftS'-COffeeS- --2+ : :fr-- :fr tri Teas-Brosia Meals are served by good judges, because they gratify the taste and are highly nutritious and economical. Years of experience have made us expert in the uniform blending of coH ees to suit every palate. Our teas are selected and tested to a definite standard. Our Brosia Meals are beans, peas or lentils specially prepared and finely ground. They are much more convenient and economical to use than Whole beans, peas or lentils, making smoother and richer soups and gravies, and going twice as far, pound for pound. ' 1,5 , W ,,,,. ,...,, , .,... All these foods of the Ariston Line are made and packed in a Well equipped, modern, sanitary plant and they are all pure and Wholesome I grim 'www 2 If ' ff cf 5 -g,?1::5:' . Q -9x f:r gf-.,, . . . ' ,,.. ' 1 z :1.L.,v. 5t,, :,-.5. , , wa r A f 1- -S -' f -- , X X i t' 409-411 W. Huron st. Chicago, Ill. 594 THE CLI TO HOU E Ready to serve dishes from 12 until 2 and from 6 until 8. Wholesome food, Well cooked and moderately priced. A la Carte service from 6 A. M. until midnight. Cadets in the U. S. School of Military Aeronau- tics are cordially invited to make use of our facilities in corresponding with relatives and friends. Writing room on lobby floor. Rooms en suite With or Without bath with all modern conveniences. THE CLI Member of zhe 5 - -will ll' is fx EW l , A ' 4,53I:g'51-. .2.' ia: i- When Yon Cofne Back from your vacation, tired with the long journey on the train, engage one of our taxi-cabs to take you and your luggage to your home or place of business. We make a specialty of 45 0 Taxi-Cab Service and know that you will be satisfied with our clean, comfortable Cars and polite chauliieurs. Rates for driving calls on request. T O H O U U. S. Food Administration E E E Rernernber the Sign of the Green Lantern 1 Tea Roorn The Place Where you get Good Eats 140 E. STATE STREET, Upstairs East of Heggie's Jewelry Store Both Phones-Bell 462 W, Ithaca 741 Special attention to Private Parties COLE GARAGE CO. M. S. James, Prop. 110-112 West Green Street UllInIlllllllllllDIKIVIVllllllllllllllllllllflllllllIlllllillllllllllllll IlIlllllllllllllllIlIlIlDKlllI!ll more 595 ul I mu llunmmnnnmummu Hickey's Lyceum Music Store The place Where Cornell Students for more than a quarter of a century have purchased musical instruments of the very highest tone quality. Pianos famous for quality of tone and durability. VICTROLOS, the name that means overwhelming supremacy in the so- called talking machine Worldg the one instrument that faithfully reproduces the art of all the masters and great artists. UMARTINH celebrated guitars, mandolins and ukeleles, factory established in 1833, superfine instruments We have been selling for over 25 years, with the greatest satisfaction both to the student buyer and ourselves. All departments of our business both as to buying and selling are given the most particular experi- enced care, and our success is largely due to the knowledge and ability to select musical instruments of superior tone quality for our trade. At your service in the- Lyceum Block. 105-109 South Cayuga Street ITHACA, NEW YORK nnmlnulmnnl :num 596 .Q o E mu u nnnummuunmu iuuuul mnnrn E E E E E S Q E ozoinnnl U lmunuuuuun uniuummumlux uiunnnmmului Horsman Tennis Rackets Unsurpassed in 38 years Fulhll every demand ofthe Tennis Player 154 .,, . 'ffl-i. :qv-fxTi:.:j-1?-15-if ' xii ..,. t .U-. --'-' --HA - -:ff-ff ilis 2211 I fi 77457 ll? iii 155,35 'flffi I . 4.211 flfff I -I Qi,-Y' ---l- I .xl 1 ,,,. . - Do not select a Racket for 19-18 until you have seen the new Hiorfman .Modeliz Ifyour dealer Can't show them, write to us. The PERFECT Tennis Ball is the 'i xi .f ' Q U17 W 4' 5 H gy ,Jigga ., 4 5-yn. s ea'1'-'W',4r 4:iZ'4 .. 1-4621? . . gc-t-X-if-:GrZf7?cf.ffH-E,':'ft' 44435 ' . e-fvsf-ag :v ' - Used the world over by players who know. We are sole U. S. Distributors. Write for Catalog E. I. HORSMAN CO. 11-15 Union Square - New York City un:ulminuInnmmvnmniInunusiunI4IiuiiunuInuviiIiuIvmuuuIniuiniiIinInnnununuuininniruuIinnunInmuuinummnuuuiamuuuuiummunnunniuml eo-:ucv-ei' Household Goods Moved and Stored 44.111-1-'Zo v II A I U l II 3, i . H Furniture S Repairing E 5 Good work is assured if your : furniture is repaired in our Q shops. U ' We s ecialize in upholster- 3 ing, relliinishing and repairing. E Fraternities, let us fix up H your furniture this summer E and save you money. Q We also pack household Q goods for shipment. II 2 . g , U H Mitchell the Mover H Repair Department Q 309 East Either H QSeneca St. Telephone 983 o 0.4 umm u nnuimmmunnmniumm:mnumimmumnnnmmi maui Kluebert 35 Davis Furniture Repairing, Upholstering I and Refinishing Mattresses Renovated and Made Over New Ones Made to Order All Kinds of Cushion Work. Awnings, Tents and Sleeping Porch Curtains Made to Order Canvas and Ducks of All Grades. Auto Tops and Curtains Repaired. Auto Curtain Fasteners and Fixtures 141 South Aurora Street Ithaca Telephone 550-X un I in ui nunnimnimmun Frank Brothers Fifth Avenue Boot Shop At 48th Street New York - mnunnnn u im I imnnmnnmnuum Peter Sousa Modern Shoe Repairing 405 College Ave. 405 Eddy St. Shoes Called for and delivered Both Phones I ....-.,..g. Pianos Moved and stored -:--------4' v. I -- -- muvuwuwiwmmmmmwm- 2 5 E 5 5 5 E E ? E u a 5 Q 2 5 E The Fred E. Illsfon Iee Co. 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M Breakfasts, 35C upg Lunch, 6OC5 The DINNER at Night, any amount you Wish to pay. ORCHESTRA FROM 6 T0 8 P. M. AFFABILITY and COURTESY of Employees a Feature. Hotel Rochester I Rochester, N. Y. MILTON ROBLEE, Mgr. HuwIrumunnnnumumnnmnnm Shulman 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 prices. A stylish suit is one that was obviously made for you, and to a degree reflects your individuality,-and thatis where Shulman shines. For the college man, a little 'cultraf if he prefers, but always individual-that's the rule. Do you know how many of the well-dressed Cornell men are wearing Shulman-made-to-measure clothes? If you knew it would surprise you. LOUIS SHULM CO. 53 Main St. E. Rochester, N. Y. lllumunlllni.m.m.i.n.m 601 lllllllll Gum mu I Egg IIIIIIIWF ll' ' ll llilmr... A . Cornell Shoe I Shine Parlor ii X ui E CITY Us , BEST IN TH Q Hats Cleaned cmd Pfessed 92 NN li N Rx lfllllllllllllllllllg , fi, x K I , I Z, ' l 'A I I o E QI: aff 95' POPCORN AND CANDIES TAXI SERVICE NICHOLAS PAPA 101 N. TIOGA Branch at Aviation ARE YOU A FRATERNITY STO RE-KEEPER You Will Profit by Consulting R. C. OSBORNE 65 CO. About Supplying Your Store with all Kinds of CANDY and CRACKERS 119-121 East State Street mIIIIInIInInIuIIInnIIn:IIInIInnuIfnIIIAnnnnununIInnnInIIuuuunIIInuuniIuInumninnnnIumnuunnumnuuumu COLLEGE GRADUATES MAKE Goon LIFEx INSURANCE SALESMEN A young man just out of college, whether he has been studious or not, has learned something of the world and how to get on with the people in it. Such a man Will be able to secure results from the very start if he goes into life in- surance. But if he goes into a shop or office he will come into direct competition with those who have started in business during boyhood, and have gained elhcien- cy in the school of experienceg and this disadvantage will take time to overcome. EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE U. S. JOHN lVI. RIEI-ILE, flIa11agf1' 68 WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK CITY, NEW Yomc 1548 Broadway Clixecutive 0H7rcej 557 Fifth Avenue New York Photographers to This book and many other Colleges ': for the Season :: The School and College Department makes available the best skilled artists and modern methods, and also assures promptness and accuracy in completion If If IZ If of WO1'li :I If If Z1 STUDIOS ALSO IN Northampton, Mass. South Hadley, Mass. Poughkeepsie N 'X Princeton N. Lawrenceville, N. West Point, N 'Y Cornwall N. Y. Hanover, N. H. lthaca, N. Y Ann Arbor Mich. Lafayette, lnd. V 603 Chemical Laborator Supplies Apparatus and Chemical Reagents Foremost among our activities is the development of new forms of apparatus. We co-operate with inventors, improving and advertising their discoveries. Many new forms of apparatus are being made in our machine shop on the premises, many others in allied shops of this city, in Boston, Newark, etc. Our stock includes a comprehensive selection of Asphalt and Cement Testing Apparatus, Balances and Weights, Crushers and Grinders, Furnacesfor Gas, Gasoline, Oil, and Electric Heating, Gas Testing, Measuring and Generating Ap- paratus, Glassware, such as beakers, bottles, flasks, funnels, jars, tubes, etc., Volumetric Glassware, such as burettes, cylinders, Hasks, hydrometers, pipettes, specific gravity bottles, and thermometers, Tron and Steel Testing Apparatus, in- cluding carbon combustion outfits, Milk Testing Apparatus, Nitrogen Apparatus, Oil Testing Apparatus, Ovens, Porcelain Ware, including Casseroles, crucibles, dishes, and tubes, Presses, Pumps, Soil Testing Apparatus, Supports, Water Test- ing Apparatus, etc. We specialize on electrically heated apparatus, such as furnaces, hot plates, and Ovens. The Ereas Automatically Controlled Electrically Heated Ovens are supplied in varying sizes for temperatures up to 1800 or up to 2600 C. If you are not numbered among our patrons, let us demonstrate to you that first class goods can be promptly supplied, at reasonable prices. One of the inost pleasing features of our service is the plan whereby breakage is credited or re- placed by us promptly upon receipt of claim. - Catalogs and descriptive bulletins sent FREE to those interested. EIMER 85 AME Largest and Oldest in our Line Importers, Exporters, Manufacturers, Dealers NEW YORK, U. S. A. BRANCH Snow Rooivisz CABLE ADDRESS: PITTSBURGH, PA, EIMERAMEND, NEW YORK OTTAWA, CANADA G04 u1Iunnu111nmianInuunnInIunu1uuucI11n11111nuuun1nunn1Iun1111uri1Inn1Iu11nuu1nunnInn1u111I1n1nnuIu11111nn1nuuun1unnruuunuucI111I1nnununumnunumn TREMAN, KING Sz COMPANY 101-107 E. STATE ST. The Home of Reliable Hcirclware Yankee Tools Disston Saws Yale Locks Maydole Hammers 1111111111111111111111111111,111111I111111E111.111Q111111111,11111111111111111111111111111111111111111l111111 1 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 We are the local agents for the Ford Car and we carry Sargent Hardware New York Knives the most Complete line of 1 Ford Accessories in the city. Sporting Goods cmd Automobile A5C5550yjE5 and Goodrich casings and A stock of United States tubes is always available. Diamond Automobile Tires Vitalic Bicycle Tires Spaulding Skates Universal Motor Co 109 WEST STATE ST. Northland Skiis BELL 449-PHONESMITHACA 49 Reach Base Ball Goods Shaker Knit Sweaters ' E HW , ' ' 77 OUTEITTERS FoR EVERY VARSITY TEAM 5 Gmmmg Samfamon E nmmu num mmm nl n1nunuInIurlunI1InIuuuu1nnruI1I1I1InniInn1lul1nnuu1n1l1nun1111uIno11I1I1I1InvuIn1I1I1I4u1nuu11l1l1num1muauvuimmnumu RlBfSbJ ailors We take great pleasure in sending samples to graduates, and make suits from old measures, according to the latest fashions, also to the particular style you may desire. We carry a full line of goods in all the latest styles and colors for each season, both in Foreign and Domestic Woolens. 206 NORTH TIOGA ST. Opposite City Hall mn u nu uurnun:ummmnmuuqummummnnnun un uvumunummnmm an inn Imum1uumunnnuunnu11I1nuuunnuuumuunmn ni mu I nninmmumnnmrnunuu DOn't rely on your friends for pictures. Get a Camera and 'take them yourself SENECA CAMERAS are picture makers of real merit. Witli them you can get what you want under trying conditions. Use one ten days and if it doesn't more than make good, have your money refunded. :: 2: :: Catalogue from local agency or direct Seneca Camera Mfg. Co. ROCHESTER, N. Y. THE SENATE It is the place to get the ZZ BEST FOOD :: Cafe, Private Dining Rooms and Banquet Hall Ladies and Gentlemen served on the second floor M. T. GIBBONS, Proprietor 606 There is a patriotic side to even the MILK question By using all the MILK you can, it makes it possible to send other food to the courageous men on the other side. 'We are prepared to serve you with Pure Milk, Buttermilk Ice Cream, 'Sherbet and Ices--in anyoquantity SANITARY ICE CREAM AND MILK co., IAC. Both Phones 912 A . GOOD PLACE TO EAT when you are downtown You will always find GOOD FOOD GOOD SERVICE rr rr at the :z zz Sanitary Lunch Room 207 East State Street nInIuIIIIIIInummmmummnIInInuunIIIIunmuuuunnmnn IvIlIuIuIIInnunInnIIInnInnnuuxuuxnumnunInIIIIuInInunInnnuurnmmuuunn:umm 5 l - ' g ag... ,.. ll 'llll S .., was EMA MEQQMWMV aa :E lgwmiil 5 ig lllll' is PF! I silly Illlf Tir Tsgusi lgllgln -ol , A rj God Ellipse, my -I 1 er gel' lil war - tif! ACICASS-lTdlE.SC8 I I ranee I far. 'n TF! 5 5 Oh, my IS 5. I1 rL1baIj,. L. g LJ.: Save I ' 'ons I a than lllll . e -' Fronls 4: cl fat ui ruthlws lEst- And i g hi f ly holllu: last. BVUY R 1. lllNGS STAMPS ,Q IIIIMP llllED QIAIIIIIIIQLII . E E E 1842 BOTH PHONES S. G. Taylor C han-1 CO. : STABLISHED MAKERS OF High Grade Iron J' l 4411.-andgM?i4v DEALER IN Steel- Welded Chain Fresh, Salt and Smoked FACTORY: HAIvIIvIoND', INDIANA OFFICE: 140 South Dearborn Street Chicago, Ill. D U Immumzozo 6 MEATS Choice Sausage Game, Oysters and Poultry 106 E. STATE ST. Q 0.0 07 u rmxuwumnnnnmu 'I Ea ---i I H iiiiiii i i seeeiig Orme ib I, 3 I. Y hiiiii iiiillllllllliaii A S - .i u g gestions y ii., Qi!,i,gQmEM!lmEEE i 2 iff' 'lil lu N .xxx . l . Every Man's Home receives its final touch of comfort, convenience and taste through his choice in the selection of books, bookcases and library furnishings. V Choosing the necessary furnishings for the den, library or lounging room is made easy and satisfactory by our Timely Display of Library Furniture and GLOBE - WERNICKE BOOKCASES Whether your preference inclines toward Standard or Period Styles of furniture such as Sheraton, Mission, etc., you Will Welcome the suggestions offered by this display. J. E. VAN NATTA 204 East State St. ITHACA, N. Y. I 1 muumnnllmunmmunnnnmn anuuunoiurnuIiuIuuuininiIurnuuuuunnuuninInniIinuuuumnuuumnmnm WHITEHOUSE AND HARDY Designers of M E N'S S I-I O E S BROADWAY AT 40TH STREET N E W p Y O R K METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE BUILDING Ithaca Branch E f Strand Theatre E E g Ithaca E E 5 THE THEATRE BEAUTIFUL Popular Priced Amusements High-Grade Movies and Vaudeville E nnnun 609 goznnn 212 East State St. Tompkins County National Bank 80 Years Same Location Finest Equipped Banking Office in Central New York n SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT muiIiIiunnnnuuuuuwuiunmnInuuwunonninnnnunnniIunumnuuullumumuncn Let Us Supply Your Sporting Goods We carry a good assortment of guns, ammuni- tion, fishing tackle, hunting clothing, knives, Q hatchets and many other articles for the E camper and sportsman. z: 1: :: z: :: :: 5 We are equipped with special machinery for putting 5 a keen edge on all cutting tools 5 All kinds of repair work neatly done. E E S. R. TISDEL ITHACA, N. Y. 0.41nuuunununnrumnvnmmninImnumuuununnunnnnmmunnmm Immmumrnmnuumnnnmumnuunimvmnllumvmumumxunnmnn .I1I.IlrIIIIUI.HI.rlI11.nr.InH.IHIn.11I.1HHmrH.I-I.1H.U.I.V.II1.1.InIIum.I.1.nr.I-IH.1.4IU.I.I.I1I.1.1nNI1I.IIIIIInr.1I.ItumuI1II.1lrIrItu.4HrrrlrlHmlInHHHrnHIIItrrHnnrIH1HHItIQirInum-.uw...m.,.u WELL-DRILLING MACHINERY AND TOOLS PORTABLE OR SHUIONARY, WHTH OR WUTHOUT POWER, FOR DRILLING WELLS TO ANY IDEPTH,POR.ANW7PURPOH2 MANUFACTURED BY WILLIAMS BROTHERS State, Corn and Seneca Streets Ithaca, N. Y. uuuuwuunrxwIwuwuwnwuIInIunInwnwIsnnuunuunruwuuunIuu1nunnwInuunuwuunwuInrnnInInwIn1nuwnI1nannI1wIwuInInIuu1wnI1uuurIIuwnIuuunnnnnuuInII1uI1InIInuIIIInInIuununnmumumnnm unIInI:yuunIuIuwIunnIuuurmmnnlznmmuuxcuuuunuuwnwnInIInInunwmuumuunmmuo IIuIInIInorvIIInunIuIInInInIunInIInI1IuInIun1nIuuIIuIuIIuIunuunmnmuunu 1unuInunHIuI1nnrInInInIIInn1uIHuuIIInInnuunanuIuIuInIIuIoununuunIunIIIIIIunruIuuInmnnnunnnIn1unIIIunrcununnumnIIInIummnnuuUan1IuIuIIIInIunumnmnmunmnu muunnnmmlmcvmnuuunumnmu R. H. WOOL COMPANY , QInc.j ' 7 1 MANUFACTURERS Bread, Cakes and Crackers South Tioga Street, Ithaca, Y. 610 Buy your Candies, Chewing Gum and Butter Kist Pop- corn before going into the show -' -Welchis Candy Store -lust next to Crescent Theatre All We sell Hlgl1'Cl21SS Crescent Cigars and Theatre Cigarettes Tickets Wisteria Tea Garden 313 East State Street Dainty lunches Private rooms for Banquets Dinners on short notice Best materials and best service Cars stop at doorway Soda Fountain and Candies 6 THE Wells - Shannon Co. tlncj THREE STORES -113 College Ave. 201 East State St. 1thaca,N. Y. lthaca, N. Y. l-L3 So. Main St. Akron, O. Smart Clothes and Men's Furnishings, imported and domestic. Exclusive designs for college men. Our military department is prepared to take care of mail orders to any part ofthe United States, Canada, England or France gum' umm Wwmwh A ,gz5z5z2?2i2?5 ff5Ef22:Eg5,5A, . .QEHHQWQHQEE - QEYJWQH W Q if? teenager EEE l : :gf 55:52-21:1 .-:I-5'r.s A N B U R E N PHorooRAPHi:R Over 30 years in the profession and for 19 years at present stand . in which We have photographed and pleased thousands of Cornell students and We can please you. Be sure and see us before deciding on your photo. :: :: :: :: :: Over 115-117 East State Street BOTH PHONES KODAKS AND SUPPLIES Developing and Printing on short notice nronunuunnwIi1iunnnnIuuuwnnmrmuwnwlummmwmunvu1iuinnnnunuvinnununniIuniuit11iIinIi1rnuinumuuuomuuwn A TONE 81 WEBSTER FINANCE public utility developments. BUY AND SELL securities. DESIGN steam power stations, hydro-electric developments, transmission lines, city and interurban railways, gas plants, industrial plants and buildings. CONSTRUCT either from our own designs or from designs of other engineers or architects. h X X REPORT on public utility properties, proposed extensions or new projects. MANAGE railway, light, power and gas companies. NEW YORK BOSTON ' CHICAGO 612 Alhambra Hotel, ......... Allen's Music Store .,,.. Atkinson Press ......... Bailey Garage ,...... Baxter, E. B ....,... Belmont Hotel ......,.. Bement, L. C ............,,.. Blum Shoe Mfg. Co ....... Bool Floral Co .,,.,....,..........,.... Index .580 .594 .571 .........571 .....,...573 .......,.568 .580 .........565 .........588 Bool, H. Co ...,.,.....,...,,.....,...... .......,. 5 80 Boston 81 Lockport Lock Co ......., ......... 5 74 Bowser, S. F. gl Co ............,..,. ,.....,.. 3 Brooks Bros .,,.....,....,.... .555 Brown Palace Hotel ......., Burns, VV. L .................. Buttrick 81 Frawley ....,........... Cady's East Hill Meat Market... .559 .........581 .........571 .........594 Calcott, F. H. Co ....,...,...............,. .,....... S 62 Calumet Tea 81 Coffee Co .....,... .........594 Chase 81 Co ......,....,......................., ......... 5 93 Christiance-Dudley Pharmacy... Cleveland 81 Bulfalo Transit Co ...,,. ........ Clinton House ,..,..,.,...,........,........... ........ Cole Garage Co .......,.,............,....... ........ Cornell Co-Operative Society ..... .581 ,574 .595 .595 .........564 Cornell, F. C .............,.....,........,,.... . .,..,,.. 581 Cumberland Hotel .......... ..,,..,, Danahy, Edward T ......... Du Bois Press ..,,......, Durfey, J. C ...,...,.,...,.... Dwinell-Wright Co ...,..... Eastman Business School ....,..,,, Eimer 81 Amend .....,.......,.. .561 .582 .........566 .570 ......,..576 .561 .........604 G13 Fletcher, W. 81 A. Co ....... Fletcher, W. F ...........,... Forest City Laundry ...,.... Frank Bros ................... . Fuerst, W. F. Inc ..... Gilherg, A. E. Co ...,. Gillies Coffee Co .........,. Glen Springs Hotel .......... Goldsmith's Sons, P ........, Goulds Mfg. Co ............,.. Greenf'ield's ...,,..,,......,........,...... Green Lantern Tea Room ........... Harrison Nurseries .,.. Heggie, R. A. 81 Bros ....... Hickey Music Store ..........,..,... Higgins, Chas. M. 81 Co ......,. Hook, J. W .....,.................... H-O Co ....,.................. Horseman, E. I ......... Illston Ice Co ....,......,...,. ,,.,.. ......... Iroquois Hotel ......,,..,.......,...,.................,, ........ Isabeau Institute of Beauty Culture... .... Ithaca Gun Co ..........,...............,.,...,...,. Ithaca Paint 81 Wall Paper Co ..,.,.... -Iahn 81 Ollier ..,.........................,........ Jones 81 Lamson Machine Co ........ Keegan 81 Clines ........ Kelley Bros ........... Kluebert 81 Davis.. Koch, A ...,......,.. 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No. 20 VVomen's Finest Scotch Wool Stockings in White and WVhite with Colored Clocks,OxForcl Green and I-Ieathers, a pair, .............. .. . . . ...... . ................ . .... . . . Also a Hne line of Women's Imported Silk Lisle in White with Colored Clocking, a pair.. . Imported White Ribbed Cotton Stockings with Colored Clocks .,...........,.....,. I 7 Sporting Goody . Gymnasium Shirts ...................,............ 50.75 to 53.00 A Running Pants, White. . ........................... .75 Tennis and Golf Shirts, Imported Viyella Flannel, with neck band or collar attached. ...... - ............. 6.50' Tennis Shirts, White Madras or Cheviot, collar attached 2.50 White Duck Trousers. ...........................,. ' 2.50 Tennis Racket Covers ............................. ' 1.00 Tennis Rackets .............. . ..............., . .f . . . 2.00 to 10.00 Swimming Suits, White Worsted Jersey, blue loose fitting u knee length Wool pants, supporter, White belt with rust-proof nickle buckle, outfit complete. ......... 7.50 Tennis Shoes, buckskin uppers, rubber soles. . . 8.50 I-Iand Balls ............................. V. . .50 Hand Ball Gloves, a pair ....... - ................ 3.00 Gym. Tennis Socks, shoe height pure Wool, a pair.. . . 1.00 T Sweat Shirts, Heece lined merino .......... A ,..... 3.50 Hosiery Boards, prevents socks from shrinking, a pair.. . A most complete line of Golf Bags, Clubs, Balls, Tennis Rackets, Shoes and all kinds of Sportin Coods I i I Highest Quality-Lowest Prices V Quick Deliveries and Personal Attention-Mail Orders Given Prompt and Careful. Attention Prepaid Parcel Post Insured Anywhere in U. S.'A.' . 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