Cornell University - Cornellian Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 642 of the 1919 volume:

' I1 , I I I I I , I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Equipped with 1nany years' experience for making photo graphs of all sorts, desirable for illustrating college annuals Best obtainable artists, workmanship and the capacity foi prompt and unequalled service. A if 1DIll02 . PHOTO GRAPHERS Address requests for inforination to our Executive offices 1548 Broadway, New York, Nf Y. STUDIOS ALSO CONVENIENTLY LOCATED AT- 557 Fifth Avenue, N. Y. Northarnpton, Mass. Princeton, N. J. Ann Arbor, Mich. VVest Point, N. Y. South Hadley, Mass Hanover, N. H. V Lafayette, Ind. 4 Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Ithaca, N. Y. 2 A Parting Word To The Class of 1919 The time of parting is near at hand. Soon you will be making practical use of the knowledge acquired at Cornell. Those of you who had chemical laboratory work were doubt- less impressed by the quality of the apparatus which bears the HE. 65 A. name plate. Quality induces accuracy, and, to get the valuable accuracy invariably desired in the industrial laboratories, you cannot do better than continue to use E, Sz. A apparatus and chemicals. We shall be glad for the opportunity of cooperating with you in any way by which you can utilize our long experience and unequalled stock and facilities. . . EIMER 81. AME D - Foremost Since 1851 ,LABRATORY SUPPLIES, CHEMICALS 85 DRUGS Third Ave., 18th and 19th Sts. New York, N. Y. BRANCH orrrcn a sHowRooM: , 2011 JENKINS ARCADE, P1TTsBURGH, PA. 3 E X SX JN' 1? x J F Q .W vsx ww .gifs e 3 v A t .ns wwf- is , 'af:ff2:N 'SaqN ' .g,:1e fPf1i': wit ,MQ aw X N. f,.f1i-ibm'-1,.wv fp ,..,,,., .ff.:,.,,,.- is , S 1, '.-g..-- .,w '-4: .::::,' l'2gei52f,g-741.517-7-::'::::rl'x-agx - A a'mgzQ1?f,92i'.-fi2T'2 'ff:l :R. ,gs Wzkkeafi f' . -idiffiw wf'gff'Z5 . .L'I'-'-TQ.-xx. -ASV' Qftigjijf '-SSX 04055 4-fgfgfizjr Q , .S Sff 'SXS7 V i R, . , 1 Z 5? H g Qi: A ,Q . 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On his birthday weilaid him to rest in the lVIem- orial Chapel with the other founders of Cornell. No more will his venerable figure remind us of what Cornell was to the world, and he to Cornell, in the days when both were young. It is well, while yet his -memory is fresh, to pause and ask what he has meant to student life through all these years. H Unlike enough to the face and figure we have known, was the alert, young president, who in the autumn of 1868, welcomed the first students to Cornell. To him, as to few others, a university was for its students. On that he always insisted. There must be no tutors doing perfunctory teaching to pay their way to a profession. The faculty must keep in view the search for truth, but not at cost to its diffusion. He had observed, he said, that in the largest minds devoted to science, the power of discovering truth and the power of imparting it were almost invariably found together. And he would have truth imparted, not from the teacheris desk alone, but in the free companionship of teacher with student. He could never forget how at Yale he and his classmates had hardly known their teachers outside the class room, and how, even in the class room, time that might have gone to inspire talk or illumining discussion had been wasted in recitations. True, he wanted only able and earnest students. Not only did he not believe in trying to put a ive-thousand dollar education into a fifty cent boy,'7 he did not believe in trying to put any education whatever into an unwilling boy. ln Heaven's name, he said to the students, be men. You are not here to be made, you are here to make yourselves. And to their parents he said: c'We wish it distinctly understood that this is no 'Reform School' WVe have no right to give our strength or effort to reform, or drag, or push any man into an education. To him both study and teaching were things of such delight that he had no patience with the Philistines who substitute dates for history, and criticisms for literature, and formulas for sciencefi He had great faith in the lecture, and in early Cornell, as nowhere else, teaching was almost wholly lectures. But to himia lecture was no mere random talk. Yet he believed too, in talk. Carefully though his own lectures were prepared, and with a warmth and grace that gave him the whole university public for an audience, he never hesitated to turn from them to his class to relate an experience or to make an appeal. And he loved too, to chat with his students. He was gladly their guest in club and fraternity, and yet more gladly, he welcomed them to his home. At first Cascadilla had to furnish an assembly room, but as soon as he could build a president's house, it was a means to acquaintance with students-in general receptions, in his study, at his table. It was for them-more than for himself that he covered his walls with historical paintings and bric-a-brac, filled his library with pictorial volumes and with the books and manuscripts that had themselves made history, and rare 15. was his joy in showing these to his pupils. He wished his colleagues to entertain their students, and even urged a subsidy expressly for the purpose. He was interested in all student activities, intellectual and social. For the literary and debating societies he fitted up, from his own purse, a handsome room with statuary and inspiring pictures. He had been himself a student editor, and was always a glad contributor to student publications. Sports he applauded as an overiiow for animal spirits or as they fostered health and character. But, if he himself rushed to the chimes to celebrate our first aquatic victory, he had a hand, too, in bringing it about that there were speedily intercollegiate contests in essay and debate, languages and mathematics, as well as rowing. To football he could never be reconciled. It seemed to him brutal, he could never admire a strength that lacked in grace or self-respect. Especially did he covet for the student world the training that gives breadth of mind. Literature and history he would have had so taught that every student should listen. And yet more did he crave for them the civilizing and enobling influence of art, of architecture, sculpture, painting, and above all music. No chance did he lose to add to Cornell life the touch of beauty andiof melody. Fundamental was his conviction that the university student is a man,.and not a child. It was in deference to his wish, that for years we had no other rule for student conduct than that no student might, on pain of removal, be guilty of aught unbecoming a student and a gentleman. Student disorder he wished dealt with by the civil authorities, like any other, and he welcomed lthaca's growing vigilance and severity. Yet his kindness of heart was unbounded, and he did well to transfer to the faculty from the first, the care of discipline, for, once a student was in his presence, his own companionableness soon made it impossible notto treat him as a man and a brother. The students, and they were many, who had the happy fortune to be his secretaries, librarians, assistants of whatever sort found him making them companions, even confidants, and interrupting often the most serious business for little asides of anecdote or of discussion. It was perhaps this love of companionship, this instinctive democracy, quite as much as his wish to have Cornell known or to bring the world's leaders to bear upon her thought, that made his home throughout the years a meeting place for inter- esting men of every sort from out his vast acquaintance, and students hardly less than faculty, were stirred and broadened by their presence. Since he laid down the presidency, in 1885, the student body has, of course, seen less of him. The public missions which took him abroad or busied him at home, left often small leisure for aught else. But Cornell was never absent from his thoughts., and whenever he has been in Ithaca-as more and more these last years-his interest in student life and welfare has been as fresh as ever. Not even the growing deafness which reduced almost to monologue his conversation, could shut him out from welcoming their visits, and to all who passed him on the Campus, or watched his face at concerts or in chapel, his mere presence has been full of inspiration. Welshall miss him as long as memory remains. 5 16 STATUE OF ANDREW D. 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Awarded D.S.C. for bravery iii action. 34 l 7 LOWELL L. ANDRUS, 15, B.S. Bolivar, New York U. S. Navy Died at Great Laker Traiiiing Station. ELBBRT C. BAKER, JR., '15, B.Cl1em. Cleveland, Ohio ISt Lieutenant Killed in action. MORGAN S. BALDWIN, '15, AB. New York City Private, Infantry Died at Camp Meade. 3 5 ,- X., .174 f fix af Y'- - -754 1 ...fr 4, f . if . cc' 1 , 'W ,V . '-f' if yn., if f A f f W ' iz Y fy cv 7 W-, . iff +9215 ' U. l ' 55,3537 59' .z:f'fffi7'lf51' If-.4 ,,.7 , 335. . M...--.2 :.3,,, aff -I . , ,ff ,g,,l,ggff ' F '.1 f '59 -' - ' i , ... , .1 . 3, Q :QP QA cigflvzr WILLIAM W. BALDWIN, 'og Burlington, Iowa Ist Lieutenant, Infantry Killed in action on .March II, IQI8. C. CURTIS BEAKES, 716, C.E. Sidney Center, New York Private, Air Service Difd overffaf. CHARLES B. BECK, Pig, Arts Chicago, Illinois Died at Chicago, Illiiioif, on Septfmber 17, 1917. 36 SAMUEL G. BECKETT, 792 LieutenantaCo1one1 Killed in Jervice. WILLIAM E. BINGHAM, Graduate ' Ensign, U. S. Navy Drowmd at Tanglerf when .fmall boat cap- Jizeal. Toronto, Canada OSEPH A. BETTENHAUSEN Hazelton, Pennsylvania Cadet Aviator Killzd in airplane cmyh on May I47 IQIES7. Toronto, Canada 37 NIERRILL BLANCHARD, '18 Evanston, I11ino1s ISI Lieutenant, Av1at1on Died iri France Ori March 8, IQI8. JEROME L. BLAU, 717, AB. , Newark, New Jersey Died in service on April 9, 1918. RALPH BOGERT, '21, Arts Upper Nlontclair, New Jersey Private, S.A.T.C. Died of irifliierizcz at Ithaca, New York. as HAROLD W. BURNS, '18 Gary, Indiana 2nd Lieutenant, Army Trench Nlortar Corps Died of expofure in France. HOWARD BUSH, '2o, CE. U. S. Navy Died in Jerzfice. Gloversville, New York A THEODORE K. BUSHNELL, ,O7, A.B. Denver, Colorado Ist Lieutenant, Nlachine Gun Corps Died in France in IQI8. 3 9 JOHN F. CALLAHAN, 709, LL.B. 1 Cortland, New York Killed iii action. WILLIAM G. CARMACK, 719, Arts Niagara Falls, New York Ist Lieutenant, Aviation Killed by accident iii Fraiiee oii Aiigiut 9, IQI8. JOSEPH A. CARR, '13, A.B. Auburn, New York Ist Lieutenant, Infantry Killed in action iii November, IQI8. 40 NIERVIN CASE, '19, NLE. Chicago, Illinois 2nd Lieutenant, U. S. Niarine Corps Died of ,oiicimzoviia in Chicago on faiiuary 7, 1919- ERNERST C. CHADBOURNE, '17, B.S. Syracuse, New York Private, Infantry Killed in action in France on Octobcc 24, IQI8. LESLIE K. CHAPMAN, JI3, B.S. Auburn, New York Private, Infantry Killed in action on Scptcmbci' I, IQI8. 41 HAMILTC'N R. CLARK, , Stapleton, New York Ist Lieutenant Dzed of dirmfe. HARRY C. CoLBoRN, '03 Indianapolis, Indiana ,Ist Lieutenant, Aviation Killed in France in airplam' accident. SIDNEY T. COLE, '14 Corning, New York 2nd Lieutenant Killed in France. CHARLES Cook, ,o6, Utica, New York Major, Ordnance Department Died in Nfw York City. 42 CHARLES G. CRITTENDEN, '13 Thomasville, Georgia zncl Lieutenant, Field Artillery Difd of womidx received in action. HUGH M. DAvrs, ,I2 Captain, Infantry Washington, D. C Died of illmffr at San Antonio, Texaf. L. H. DEGARMO, 712, ME. R idgevvood, New Jersey Royal Flying Corps Killed in accident at Stamford, England. 4:3 :mi :::1.i::..,. - mai '.sa1:f2E2's:-.. 5151: '-'- 11,,j,?:.Q:':Z2ag2g xiii?-iz : - 5 '. ,, - 5- I-rp -1.,::3:5:grg' ,1 wzirfmf 7 1 0 . - . j fe gf . . - ' , f f . .,-QW ' .6 5 A .. Q. , . . . Qzifi' '1-51 say. ,F --::3.,:L:5,:,.::i' 4,.,2.:'z:EQi5s::1 N if ' f9r557F5 ,,'1E1'E1,CEH:5f' ii , ., ?:22:fff ' Q. , 1:22 zasf al .-25211521 fie- ff .f 1. , -1 44 :e':'ae:fa' , ,A 3 1, -' .1 4' .1 1: 11 12122 , g:.,,1::-fe .Lay U... 44. ,-1.,,.,,u. FREDERICK L. DRAKE, '18 X Hazelton, Pennsylvania IST Lieutenant, Infantry Died of woamif at Bi5hy,F1'a116e, on Now. 4, IQI8. . q JOHN F. DRESSER, 721, NLE. Watertown, New York Private, S.A.T.C. Died of pneumonia at Ithaca, New Yorlg. JEREMIAH J. DRISCOLL, '17, B.S. Clifton Springs, New York Killed in action on August 2, IQI8. 44 STUART E. EDGAR, '13, LL.B. Nutley, New Jersey Ist Lieutenant, Aviation, Killed in action on Angnyt 1, IQI8. JOHN EILENBERGER, '18, ME. Nliddletown, New York Ist Lieutenant, Aviation Died of pneumonia on October 15, IQI8. JOHN H, EMBREE, 'zo v - College Point, New York Regimental Commissary Sergeant, Infantry Killed in action on fnly 28, 1918. 45 CHARLES G. EsTY,'19, NLE. K Belleville, New York Apprentice Seaman, U.S.N.R.F. Died of piieimionia at Ithaca,New York, on Oczolqev' 31, IQI8. GEORGE B. EVANS, 715, A.B. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Ensign, Naval Aviation Kilim? at Miami, FZorida,o1i October 6, IQI8 by falling of airplemf. GEORGE E. EVANS, ,II, NLE. Great Barrington, Nlassachusetts Construction Engineer Died in fervicf. 46 ALAWTON EVANS, JR.,'14, C.E. W I ' U Columbus, Ohio Ist Lieqtenant, Aviation Killed in aceiclenz' on Aiigiift 13, IQI8. THOMAS H. FARNSWORTH, HS, Arch. Washington, D. C. N ISt Lieu-tenant, Aviation Died of woimelf received when airplane was .thot down in action. HORACE B. FORMAN, 3'rd, '18 Kitchawan, New York Captain, Aviation Killed in airplane aceicleiifoii October 23, 1918. 47 4 fa. 4 ' ,y ,-4 rf' .' ' ' cf 7, 211- 'Q ff ff, f 9 3, lf Z1 '90 sa 'XX' ff 'fefy 1 WNW nf' Y eff! ,4,3,,.,,., - 1' ,y:gyi.g.::2:: -'ac-:ii-,112-?g:.:.f.Z 91, F f , F ' gg 4 539' L. rn FRANKLIN E. FREDETTE, Graduate Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania 2nd Lieutenant, Cavalry Died at Fort Oglethowf, Geo1'gicz,0n january 20, IQI8. , .?l. . FRANK H. GARDNER, 712, LL.B. Montrose, Pennsylvania ISt Lieutenant, Medical Reserve Corps Died of 0w1'w01'k and expoxure at New York City on February 24, IQI8. Q ROBERT D. GARWOOD, ,I7 Canaseraga, New York Difd in Jervice at Fort Worth, Texczf. 43 DALY R. GASS, '16 A Pittsburg, Pennsylvania Maljor, Infantry Died of pneumovfaia at Camp Pike, Aflecmfaf, on Decembfr 15, IQI8. ' x GILBERT S. GrBsoN,2'2o l , Norvmch, New York Signal Corps Died at Camp fackxon, S. Clzrolina, on Dec- embzr 19, 1917. CHARLES GIESSING, '14 - Brooklyn, New York Infantry fied at Camp Dix, W1'igkZJf0w7Z, New ferfey. 49 f K ,,. I I V2 7 V f. A 1'lff21l,f 1,111 -. 1?- Q ' , -f '1 :-5-, gm., I. - ,-j-1' ,lp'f.j.f,g:13Q-11? ' ' -- '. . 14- -: .fQ,ilf1'11J4f MP1 . .P Y A A, awzrfzgtsk. -5 'i:':'- .-152' 'ir ' Li. 1313525 'Wifi' 5 -12-4,.,2'.s-ev3.gQr,-iwlfgj - HARRY GINSBURG, '16 Elmira, New York Died of influenza at Syracnre, New York. ARNOLD GODDUHN, '18, B.S. jamaica, New York Coxswain, U. S. Navy Died of influenza at Porimnouth, New Hamp- shire, on September 24, IQI8. EDWARD F. GRAHAM, '14, A.B. Bulftalo, New York 2nd Lieutenant, Field Artillery Killed in action on Angnft 22, IQI8. 50 DUNCAN R, GRANT, ,IS New York City 2nd Lieutenant, Aviation K Killed by ezirplezite accident iii Frezizee iii june IQI8. CLIFFORD B. GRAYSON, '16, A.B. Chattanooga, Tennessee Ist Lieutenant, Infantry Died ofwoimdf in France on Aiiguft 16, IQI7. EDWARD J. GREGSON, '06, ME. Died iii service. New South Wales, Australia 51 LESLIE I-I. GROSER, 713, LL.B. Brooklyn, New York Ist Lieutenant, Infantry Killed at Chdzffan Thifwy. Hr NRY WMGUNDLACH, '17, CE. New York City 2nd Lieutenant, Infantry Killed in action. CHARLES B. I-IAGADORN, '86, C.E. Elmira, New York Colonel, Infantry ' , Difd of accidznz' at Camp Cmnt, Illinois. FRANK F. I-IANBRIDGE, ,IO, B.Arch. Ogclensburg, New York Died of pneumonia in feroicf 52 - WALCOTTOB. HASTINGS, 715, A.B. ISY Lieutenant, Infantry Killed i1i action. EARL G. HENDERSON, '18, M.E. Died of direare at Camp Meade on October S 5, IQI8. Holyoke, Massachusetts l Columbus, Ohio AMES T. HEQUELIBOURG, fI6 'Dunkirk, New York Air Service Died of iviiiiry received in airplane ezecidevit. 53 HARRY S. HERR, 717 Springfield, Ohio Ist Lieutenant Killed at Camp Dick, Texan, o1iAiigufz5,I9I4S'. ELLIOT P. IHINDS, '96, ME. Niagara Falls, New York Captain, Aviation Died of iiiiiwief received while flyi1igi11F1'a1ice. DAVID J. HOFFERT, 715, A.B. Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Killed iii France 011 October 14, IQI8. 54 - f W V if --il-1-177 . gf'iffjQ, if 1, CLARENCE E. HOLBORN Brooklyn, New York Aviation Killed in .f4i1'pla11e accident. HENRY F. HOLLIS, 717, AB. Concord, New Hampshire 2nd Lieutenant, Aviation Died at Dayton, Ohio, on September 4, IQI8. ALLEN D. HONEYWE1.L, 7IQ, Ag. A Geneseo, New York Ensign, Naval Aviation Killed at Pemacolez, Florida, on femuezry 18, 1919. 55 JAMES L. HOOKER, '16, A.B. Watertown, New York 2nd Lieutenant, Quartermastefs Corps Died of accident at Camp fohnrton, Florida, on Angnft 2, IQI8. 4 HARDING F. HORTON, '16, B.S. L Forest Horne, New York 2nd Lieutenant, Infantry Killed in aciion in France on October I0, IQI8. GEORGE T. HOUSTON, '13 Chicago, Illinois Captain, Field Artillery Died of pneumonia at Camp Kearney, Cal- ifornia. 56 RICHARD I. HOYT 'zo w - J Spencer, New York Private Died at ,Birmirigliarrq Eiiglarid, on Octoler 15, IQI8. CHARLES P. HUBBARD, 715, NLE: Died of difeaxe. VVyncote,APennsylvania CLAYTON CQINGERSOLL, '18, M.E. , A Rockford, Illinois IS'E4Ll6U1l6H2l1'1t, Aviation Killed in airplane accident iii France on April 26, 1917. ROBERT T. ISBTT, ,I2 , Sharpsburg, Pennsylvania Captain, Aviation A Killed in airjplarie accident. Y 57 RAYMOND S. JEFFERS, 712 Trurnansburg, New YOrk Private, Engineers Died of pmfiimoiiia in Jfwfice. JAMES C. JOHNSTON Died in fervick on May IO, IQI8. WALTER S. JONES, '13 ' ' Buffalo, New York Ist Lieutenant Killed iii action iii France on Seplfmber 26, IQI8. SIMON KATZENSTEIN, ,IQ, Arts NIL Vernon, New York Killed in fervice on November II, IQI8. 58 WARREN T. IQENT, '14, A.B. Clifton Heights, Pennsylvania W D Aviation - Killed in action in France. JOHN VV. IKLEIN, IR., '16 Louisville, Kentucky I st Lieutenant, Infantry Killed in action in the Merrie River Dlflrict on November 6, IQI8. JAMES C. LQNAPP, '2o, Law Forestville, New York Ist Lieutenant Killed in action on November II, IQI8. THOMAS J. KNUDSON, '18 Brooklyn, News York U. S. Naval Reserve Force Died of pneumonia 'ln Brooklyn, New York on October 10, 1918. 59 'FEE 5- ' . .. ...P T .... . A ' MELVILLE KURZMAN, ,IQ, Ag. N Q ' : N X wg f X mg W . New York CNY App. Seaman, U. S. Naval Reserve Force Dreci of fm uerrzez at Ithaca New York on ,,.. , ,V,. I., 2 1 LOUIS H. LATHROP, '18 Pike, New York Died in Zmfe hofjoital in France. WILLIAM NIYNDERSE LEE Died of woundf in Novernber, IQI8. ROBERT K. LIVINGSTQN, 716, ME. , t C1nc1nnat1, Oh1o Ist Lieutenant Died of difeaxe at Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia. 60 NANDREW LOWNDES, log, EE. Chicago, Illinois Captain ' Died of eiifeezfe in France. , QIOHN E. LUDFORD, 'i8, CE. Caracas, Venezuela British Royal Flying Corps Burned to death in airplane ezeeident ini Cav:- ada. l.VliALCOLM W. McALP1NE, 18, ME. South Bend, Indiana Ist Lieutenant, Aviation Died of influenzae in Zmfe hofpizfezl in Frame. G1 HUNTER NICCLURE, Graduate Ist Lieutenant, Engineering Corps Lied of difeafe in France Ori September 26, 1918. FRANK W. MCCULLOUGH, 320, CE. Belle Nleade, New Jersey Private, Light Artillery Killed by :bell on Oeiober 3, IQI8. MORGAN B. MCDERMOTT, '18, NLE. Ist Lieutenant Tucson, Arizona Died of wound: received iii action, on October 29, IQI8. 62 DUNCAN Rr IVICDONELL, ,I4, M.E. . N Captain . Lima, Ohio Died of pneumonia at Fort Stephenf, Oregon. JAMES A. MCKENNA, '04, Sp. Major New York City Killed in action at Clzatean Thierry. NORWOOD MCLEOD, ,IO Canadian Artillery Killed in Jeroice. Toronto, Canada 63 Ifland, New York. Texaf. R'2LPH'R. NIARRIAN, '15, CE. J. RUSSELL MAILLER, '16, BS. Cornwall, New York Candidate Officer, Infantry Died of pneumonia at Camp Upton, Long ROBERT B. NIARICHAM, 717, B.S. Turin, New York Ist Lieutenant, Aviation Killed in airplane accident at Kelly Field, Watertown, New York Ist Lieutenant Died of woilndr at Molaivi, France. 64 NRICHARD NIARTIN, '20, NLE. Died of woimdf on December 24, IQI8. JOSEPH G. NIASON, '13, AB. ISf Lieutenant, Killed iii fefvice. nfs? f TJ, -- 1,1 Perth Amboy, .New Jersey Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Aviation ALEXANDER F. MATHEWS, 721, ME. E Levvisburg, Pennsylvania Ist Lieutenant, Aviation , Killed in airplane accident. 65 WILBUR A. MATHEWS, '15, B.S. I Pittsburg, Pennsylvania Ist L1eutenant A Killed in action at Albert, France. PROP. GEORGES lVIAUXION Paris, France Ist Lleutenant, French Army Killed in action on .May 15, 1917. , THEODORE F. MEAD, '08, A.B., ,I2, M.D. Ithaca, New York W Ist Lieutenant, Medical Corps Died in France on Septenilaer 30, IQI8. 66 ISANSOM H.'MERRITT, '17, A.B. Lockport, New York Aviation ' Killed in accident at Mineola, New York. FREDERICK WV. A. MILLER, Graduate Ivoryton, Connecticut Died of pneumonia at -Verdnn, France, on December I2, IQI4. STANLEY N. MILLER, 712, NLE. lonia, Michigan IST Lieutenant, Quarterinastefs Corps Died of pneumonia af Breft, Franee, on October 8, 1918. 67 ADELBERT P. MILLS, 706, BS., 709, CE. Ithaca, New York Captain, Engineering Corps Died in France. 'WILBUR D. MONG, 720, NLE. Titusville, Pennsylvania Ist Lieutenant, Aviation Killed in accident at Ml. Clemens, Michigan. FREDERICK P. MOORE, JR. Infantry Killed in action on july I6, IQI8. Awarded Diftingnirlied Service Croix. 68 HOWARD R. MOORE, '13, C.E. Patchogue, New York , Engineering Corps W Died of przeilmoriia on October 6, IQI8. HAROLD A. MossMA.N, '14, C.E. Toronto, Canada 2nd Lieutenant, Infantry, British Army Killed by macliirie guri zire. Awarded Mili- tary Croix arid Imperial Certiyicafe for valor ard devotion. JOHN F. MURTAUGH, '98, LLB. H Elmira, New York Major, Judge AdVOcate's Department Died in New York City ori December I, IQI8. ef ff KENNETH H. NASH, ,I2, NLE. 1 Yvashington, D. C. f Killed in service. - . .ei 'ft f ' 525521 69 CLENDENON S. NEWELL f Sergeant, Infantry on 0ctobe1'30, 1918. .- Naval Aviation EDWARD F. O,CONNOR, '19, M.E. Leonia, New York Killed in action near Grand Pre', Fmiice, EVERETT E. NOBLE, 720, Arts Lander, Wyoming Died at naval hoxpiial at Chelfea, .Maxx ' , Watertown, New York 2nd Lieutenant, Infantry y Killed in Jervice C11 October I7, IQI8. 70 h ' DAVID OETTINGER, '14, C.E. Washington, D. C. Ist Lieutenant, Quarterrnaster's Corps Died of influenza at Camp Meade. ALFRED B. PATTERSON, JR., '18, B.S. . Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania Captain, Aviation Killed in action on October 29, IQI8. Award- ed Diftingnifhed Service Croix for brewery in action. : iff! ' if a 17, IQI8 from injnrief' received at Verdnn. , 7 7 , eg ei? f 'ff n A 'Y new 1,0 , I A -- ff.. M . X' , 12 'v,.e5:5:- :. . ', -'l1-1:- 'f'-f,:.aiW f ind -1' sz-, '. . 072, , ' QT '-'Q 1- ' ,-2. ,-:wff ,wif ., . 12g:i..1 .- THADDEUS W. PHELON, ,I9, C .E, 3 Q C.. . ' ff fi' -iv Brooklyn, New York 1- Ambulance Service. ' .gi3f,,,,., , fi Nfl. , . . . Died at delmrkeztion liofpitezl on September A I 4? ?Q i:'-:L- -:F .f3:v:', 'ff 1 .-1 ffffef f yzi V 'I I tlti HORACE M. PICKERILL, ,II Ripley, Ohio Medical Corps. Died of influenza 71 f W. H. POPE, '22, NLE. Haddonfield, New jersey Private, S.A.T.C. Died of influenza at Ithaca, New York, on October 21, 1918. x ALBERT A. PORTER, 719, Arts ' Niagara Fails, New York Died of pneumonia in Pa1'i.f,F1'emce, on May 18, IQI8. HAROLD R. POUCH, '16, LLB. New Brighton, New York Ist Lieutenant, Infantry Died of woundf in France. 72 EVERETT N.. PRATT, 719, NLE. 'H Los Angeles, California U. S. Navy. Died at Brooklyn Navy Yard Horpital on Decffmlaer 21, IQI8 ALBERTDE. PURCHAS, 2nd, 715, A.B. 1 New York City 2nd Lieutenant - Killed in action on july IS, IQI8. ALFRED L. QUINTARD, 317, NLE. Poughkeepsie, New York ISt Lieutenant, Infantry Killed in action on September 29, IQI67. 73 GEORGE F. RANDOLPH, '18, NLE. Atlantic City, New Jersey Ensign Killed in action on flpril 28, fQIc5?. l, nu wx l WILLIAM DE C. RAVENEL, '18 NLE. Washington, D.C. 2nd Lieutenant, Aviation V Killed in azirplaiie accideiil in Texaf 011 fime 29, IQI8. JOHN E. RAY, ,I2, M.D. Raleigh, N. Carolina Captain, Medical Corps Died of woimdf receivfd in action. 74 ROBERT N.'REYNOLDS, '18, B.S. Springville, New York Infantry - Died of pneumonia at Camp Dix on Septem- ber 27, IQI8. WILHELMS M. RICE, 712, LLB. Auburn, New York Died of wonndr in Freneh hofpllal on fnly 9, IQI8. LOWELL H. RILEY, ,IQ Orange, New Jersey 2nd Lieutenant Killed in action at Fifmer, France, on Angnfl 17, IQI8. 7 ROBERT H. ROAT, '18, NLE. , Paterson, Newjersey ISt Lieutenant Died in France on November 2, 11918. ARTHUR M. ROBERTS, 711, ME. Birmingham, Alabama Aviation Killed in-a1'1'jJla1ze eollifiorz in France on Oct- ober 18, IQI8. ' FRANCIS M. ROBERTS, '18, NLE. Watertown, New York Aviation Killed in airplane eolllfion at Wert Poinf, Mifflrfippi, on fame 20, IQI8. 76 SLESSE M. ROBINSON, '16, AB. Washington, D. C. 2nd Lieutenant Died in' France on fane I, IQI8. NEWTON C. ROGERS, '16, BS. 4 Canandaigua, New York Ist Lieutenant, Aviation Died in Germany. LESLIE I. RUMMELL, '16 Newark, New York Ist Lieutenant, Aviation Awarded Diftingiiirhed Service Croix for extraordinary heroiyrn near Mofery, France. Seeond Cornell Aee. Died of pneiirnonia. WILLIAM M. RUSSELL, 717, A.B. Detroit, Nlicliigan Ist Lieutenant, Infantry Killed in action in France on August 14, IQI8. SHERMAN H. SANBORN, 320, Arts Nlontciair, New Jersey Died in MonteZai1', New ferfey, while doing goeernrnent ehemieal work. ll SYLVESTER E. SHAW, '15 Olcott, New York Died ofpiieiimoviia on October 311, IQI8. HAROLD SNYDER, 721, Arch. FEM South Bend, Indiana Infantry Killed iii action iii Fmiice. ROBERT GQ SNYDER, ,2O, Law Elmira, New York IST Lieutenant, Aviation Killed while flying at Eenlnroole Field, Texaf. 78 Y Q ALVIN W. SPLAN Ist Lieutenant, Aviation Killed iii ai1'j0lcme aceideiizf at Weil Point, Mi'JJiJfippi, on December 16, IQI8. PHILIP C. STARR Ist Lieutenant Killed in aczioii CHRISTOPHER M. SPEED, ,I8, M.E. Baltimore, Nlaryland Ensign, Naval Aviation Died of jbneimionia eztBaltimo1'e, Ma1'3'la1id,on faniiary 12, IQI8. E, ,2I, ME. Oil City, Pennsylvania 7 I I3 . . . Winnettia, Illinois 79 IST Lieutenant, Aviation Died in ezfeidem in France. Died at Pezrif, France. DR. BERT B. STROUD, '91, D.V.M. Brooklyn, New York Died at Long Ifland State H0.vpimZ,B1'o0kZyn, New York. S0 DONALD P. STRAHAN, 714, A.B. Wappinger's Falls, New York YVILLARD D. STRAIGHT, 701, B.Arch. New York City A lVIajor, Adjutant General's Department VYILBUR CJ SUITER, 713, ME. T Ist Lieutenant, Aviation 4 Killed in action Q11 September I2, IQI8. DONALD P. TANNER, '17 . Private Gaffed and developed pvieugiioiiia which refizlf- ed in death. Shamokin, Pennsylvania Perkville, Pennsylvania ELMER S. TERHUNF, '09, CE. Newark, New Jersey ISK Lieutenant , Killed in ferziee. WILLIAM D. THOMP'SON, '18, ME. Freneau, New Jersey Captain Died of .vpinzzl meiiingirif in New feffey. S1 oHN F. TIERNEY, ,2I, CE. Middletown, New Jersey Private, S.A.T.C. Dizd of i1z7i'uenza at Illmca, New York. ,l Corporal Ist Lieutenant Died in France. S2 'A DONALD T. TOLES, '16, B.S. Otego, New York Died of woumif receivzci in action. ARTHUR F. TOUSSANT, ,I4, NLE. New York City JOHN H. TOWNLEY, Faculty , Jackson, Michigan Sergeant Died of heart difeafe in France., HERRMAN H. VAIL, ,II e Poughkeepsie, New York ' Captain F, ' Killed in Argonne Foreft. , JEFFERSON D. VINCENT, '10, M.E. Buffalo, New York Died from accident in France. ALBERT L. WALTERNIIRE, 722 Philmont, New York Private, S.A.T.C. b Died of pneumonia at Ithaca, New York. 83 WILLIAM WV. WARING, ,O7, LLB. Buffalo, New York Died of pneumonia in evacuation hofpital in F1-ence. ,Y WINFIELD WHEADRICK, 719, Arts Buffalo, New York Died in fervice. EDGAR M. WHITLOCK, ,IO, CE. ISE Lieutenant Killed in action. Stockton, California 84 JSDHN H. WILDER, 2nd Lieutenant 717 Fredonia, New York Killed 'la airplane accident at Tomy, Feanee. OLIVER B. WILLI AMS, 722 YVaver1y, New York Private, S.A.T.C. . 1 Died of jmeumovzia at Ithaca, New York. HORACE .WYMAN, '16, ME. . Worcester, Niassachusetts ISI Lieutenant Died of dflfeafe fl 11 F1-ance. CHARLES W. ZISCHKAU, 719, Arch, Corporal Killed in action. A Turtle Creek, Pennsylvania S5 GOL-DWIN SMITH WALK L9 4- '1,9l6 2 QS E -E 4 ' gp, as ns- ls '35-?--1 JK. K 1 X5 x W Y '6 'qv' ICA5 af -QW? MEN DECOKAT ED IN SERVICE V . 2: ' E ' - jf 5 -+5 gg-3 1 : 5 E 55 s-. E. :slsi E A - 'r, - .. L Q -l'-- EE E-xv ,-Ti' Qi - R? R1 gg g i , I 4, - I I V XS r i I sd gl ' , VD I ', 'I Q - p 1 is E M X U: E , , v Q 1 CL, E : L x ,,g, X - W - .1 '. L OR Y-4 S Z4 'N-.S. Q' r ,,f 3? I A 4 , . ' Y C . ' 477 , fL if S0 ' . I , A L . E f - Sl' - 1 r '1 tl F r i S PRESIDENT JACOB GOULD SCHURMAN 88 Jacob Gould Schurman ANI., D.Sc., LLD. P1'efide11t of Cornell U11izxe1'Jity President Schurman devoted the summer of IQI8 to lecturing to the men of the allied nations who Were on the VVestern front. 'While in France President Schur- man gave invaluable services to this nation and as a result he Was made a Chevalier of the Legion of Honor. This is the highest honor that France can give and was awarded to such men as Dr. Henry VanDyke, Henry P. Davison, Cardinal Gibbons, and Herbert C. Hoover, Who together with President Schurrnan so unselhshly gave their services to that War stricken country. S9 GARDNER P. ALLEN,,I6, C.E. Flint, MiclIigan Ist Lieutenant Awarded Diftingnifhed Seroice Crow for heroifvn near Thianconrzf, France. WILLIAM P. ANDERSON, 713 , New York City Ambulance Corps Awarded Croix de Cnerre for bravery in action. DAVID M. BOWES, 717, B.Arch. Bath, New York 2nd Lieutenant, Engineering Corps Awarded Dirtingififhed Service Crow for extra- ordinary heroifrn at Varennef, France. OSWALD C. BREWSTER, '18, NLE. Denver, Colorado Private, French Ambulance Corps Awarded Croix de Gnerre for extraordinary heroism. JESSE M. BUZBY, '18, BS. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania American Ambulance Service Awarded Cross of Legion of Honor in Sept- ember, IQI7. 90 ' EDWARD E. CONROY, '19, M.E. ' Ogden, Utah 1 V Awarded Croix de Cnerre for distingiiifhed fervice. DR. MARY L. CRAWFORD, 307, M.D. New York City ISK Lieutenant, Medical Corps, French Army Decorated by French Government for fnrgieal work nnder heavy bombardment. EDWARD S. DAV1S,796, LL.B. Chicago, Illinois Lieutenant-Colonel, Military Attache Received Diftingnifhed Service Croff on May 23, 1918. JOHN O. W. DoNALDsoN, '20, CE. Governor's Island, New York Ist Lieutenant, Royal Flying Corps Awarded Britixh Distinguished Flying Croff for bravery in action. WILLIAM A. DUCKHAM, 717, B.S. Pittsburg, Pennsylvania Captain, U. S. Marines Cited for bravery on fiily I2, IQI3. l. 91 NEWMAN EBERSOLE, PIO, AB. C Cincinnati, Ohio Sergeant, Medical Corps Awarded Croix de Caerre. ALAN L. EGGERS, ,IQ, Law Summit, New Jersey y t Corporal, Nlachine Gun Company A Awarded Diftingnflflred Service Crow and Congreffronal Medal for an extraordinary dir- ! play of heroifrn while holding of fnperior force: 'ffg of the enerny. GUSTAV ERBE, JR., '18, C Rochester, New York Aviation Received rnedal from Field and Arnlmlance Cornrnlffion for drktingaiflred work in action. EDWIN B. FAIRCHILD, 719, Arts New York City Corporal, Lafayette Flying Corps Awarded Croix de Gnerre for difzingaifhed ' work. 92 ,CAROLINE S. FINLEY, 'o1, MD. g New York City ISI Lieutenant, French Army Decorated for .vurgieal work under bombard- merrf. VICTOR B. GEiBEL, '18, Chem. , Greenwich, Connecticut 2nd Lieutenant, Field Artillery Awarded Croix de Guerre for bravery in action. RUVSSELL S. HALLEY, '17, NLE. Rapids City, S. Dakota Aviation Awarded Croix de .Guerre for heroifm after being wounded in aelion. 93 f .,. , Q, -A. f aff' .,,...5f, 494- . ,W 1 - e, ,,.. f .1 f af, f 1 'f Ig, ' rzsgzxfgzgf 2 y z gf 2,ac2E?i ,. ff... .--.V 2- ,A ,, - 1 773 bf 1'1QZ :. 542 I I .fe 4' 2 .f 1QM W X f fi . . . ufff. Q, W .ee-5-fe:-',71.g 'ffeigqf , :-f-.. :1 . .1 f4,.:::-eip. .. f A ,ZW-wrafw, W lf ' ., 43.21 z.'f?:e'lfr-PIWJP :.,.g.1-?.e:4,-,j--,. ' ' 4a.2,,a:.4-01:4 .waged 42-.ff :ima -. '..,2:,' EDWIN G. HANSON, ,IO Montreal, Canada Lieutenant-Colonel, Field Artillery Made member of Diftirigiiifhed Service Order in fariiiary IQI8. DUDLE-Y L. HILL, '18 Peekskill, New York Captain ' Awarded Croix de Ciierre for bravery at frorit. ROGER W. HITCHCOCK, ,IO Los Angeles, California ISt Lieutenant Awarded Difzirigiiifhed Service Croff for heroifrn in action. LAWRENCE W. HITT, 709 L New York City Ist Lieutenant Awarded Croix de Guerre for bravery in action. 94 WILLIAM S. HOLT, '18, Law a ISI Lieutenant, Aviation Awarded Croix de Gaerre af ambulance driver. ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON, 714, A.B. 2nd Lieutenant, Aviation Awarded Croix de Gnerre after downing three German planes. Brooklyn, New York MARSHALL L. JOHNSON, ,IS, BS. , Chicago, Illinois Ist Lieutenant, Infantry Awarded Croix de Cnerre for confpienoiu bravery in action. Pittsburg, Pennsylvania 1 VERNON L. KELLOG, ,QI, Graduate Palo Alto, California Belgian Relief Worker Chevalier of French Legion of Honor. 95 JAY H. LETSCHE, ,IZ Pittsburg, Pennsylvania Captain Awarded Dirtingairhed Service Crofr for bravery in action in Argonne Forert Region. FRANCIS G. MALLOCH, 710, B.S. South Hamilton, Ontario, Canada Ist Lieutenant Awarded .Military Croft on December 27, 1917 after having been mentioned in difpatclier. HAROLD G. lVIEISSNER, 717, ME. New York City Private, Ambulance Service Awarded Croix de Gnerre with .vilver Jtar on December 24, IQI8. ,, i,.-+I, .: . 4 E: E55 , it gi ef - .',, .ij , .-f. . -.L : 1- --:.:. .. ,f-.'z-,.1.-.-- mm A :-:-. ,,: Y A JAMES A. MEISSNER, 18, M.E. I, , Brooklyn, New York J '1 ' s5,..t::,.f-',ge,5g:- A -- . - - ., z t Maj or, Aviation ' .'L -7550: -'Q--:-: 1 ,:. ,V .- ,--ey .. ,sf 122, V Awarded Croix de Gnerre with palm leaf, f Dirtiiigaifhed Service Crorr and Bronze oak leaf 1 for extraordinary heroifm in action. Firft Cornell Ace, and Second Ace of America. . 1 nnvsfsgsiiiglgs:sE25ag1 'i- ' . , ze. :-:-:-. . 'VIE if 2-'ULF 2sEES:i'5?i f: , , ,, fam .f1?iEf3'f 21-5:2 - ,.,-M511 - - . 'wen -A ' ':ff2'f21'.fs'..if:: . ' ' ' ...... .-.,:f,.,,,,i3,.,f :gy l f I ,f 'i2.' ' . , . , 96 ' JOHN H. MICHENER, '16 a ISE Lieutenant, Aviation . Awarded Diftirigiiifhed Service Crou for extraordiriary heroimi near Vareiirref, France, on October 4, 1918. OHN M. NA,ZEL, 718, Law Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Ambulance Field Service Awarded Croix de Ciierre. ARTHUR L. PARTRIDGE, '16, NLE. - i St. Louis, Nlissouri Aspirant, French Army Awarded Croix de Cuerre with palm leaf ori November 20, IQI8. JAMES O. PECK, '18, Ag. Baltimore, Maryland 2nd Lieutenant, Aviation Awarded Croix de Ciierre. Q7 IVIARSHALL PENFIELD, ,19, Arts Fulton, New York Awarded Croix de Guerre for service in Ar- gorme Foreft. WILLIS E. PENFIELD, 718, ME. Fulton, New York Ambulance Unit Awarded Croix de Guerre for heroifm in amor. HENRY P. POCHET, 'o6, Sp. France 2nd Lieutenant Awarded French Milifary Medal for diftirr- gfaifhed Jerviee. ARTHUR J. PUTNAM, 714, A.B. Deposit, New York Ist Lieutenant, Ambulance Corps Cizatiorr and Croix de Gfaerre for bravery in aeiiorr. 98 Q ALONZO NI. SEYMCUR, '18, NLE. W Peekskiii, New York 2nd Lieutenant, Artillery Awarded Croix de Guerra and French War Croix wlih rtar for bravery. HERBERT SNYDER, '16, AB. ' Ithaca, New York Ist Lieutenant, Infantry Awarded Croix de Guerrg with palrn leaf on Decernlvrr 22, IQI6' for extraordinary heroflfvn ' in action naar Blanc Mont on October 3, IQI8. JAMES H. SPAFFORD, '17, CE. Bath, Maryland Ist Lieutenant, Engineers Awarded Dixzinguiflred Seroicz Croix for fxlraordinary lzeroiyrn in action. 99 A T T E o, ,2O, Ag LBERT . Amar RR ., New York City Ensign, Naval Aviation Cifeaf and awarded Italian a'ee0v'aZi0ii. ROBERT J. THORNE, 7Q7 Chicago, Illinois Director Supply Control Bureau, Quarter- master's Corps. Civilian awarded Dixtingiiiffied Service Crow by Secretary Baker. NOTE: Due to the fact that the Casualty Lists and Citations had not been completed at the time that the 1919 Cornelliaii and Clan' Book Went to press, this section necessarily has several omissions. Therefore the 1920 Coriielliaii will pub- lish a supplement to this Roll of Honor in order that the two lists may comprise a complete record of all Cornellians killed or decorated for bravery in the Great War. 100 xi i 1 1 w . ' FACULTY OF COLLEGEL0fAGRICULT URE DEAN ALBERT RUSSELL EVIANN , l.l.l- FACULTY OF COLLEGE or AGRICULTURE Bmsrow ADAMS, A.B. H. E, BABCOCK, PILB. W. C. BAKIQR, B,S.A. Publications Farm Bureaus Drawing 2 E. E. BARKER, A.B., PH.D. J. H. BARRON, BS.A. M- F. BARRUS, A.B.. PHD- Plant Breeding Farm Crops P12-Ht Pathology Absent on Leave f P, M fgi 9 A. C, BEAI1, M.S., PH.D. E. W. BENJAMIN, M.S., PH.D. JOHN BENTLEY, JR., B.S., M.F FIOYICUIUIIG Poultry Husbandry Forestry Absent on Leave Absent on Leave 102 FACULTY OF COLLEGE OF AGR1CUL1'URIc CORNELIUS BETTEN, A.lVl., PH.D. Secretary and Reglstrar J. A. BIZZELL, M.S., PH.D. Soil Technology BEULAH BLACKMQRE Home Economlcs 1 ff 4 'TZ' 9, .. 4239 nf! . , f 1 Egg I2 1 ' f, 3122... , ffi. . 2. .25 2 - 2. 1 1 ' 'zizfvif' A ,?L f1Zi.25E35r'j ,, .,.,v: 1 . :'- . J '- if ' - 5255 ja- . Q,, qlwif Z 22123325 5 1 .- If f?f?'21?. F. M. BLODGETT, PH.D. W. K. BLODGETT, A.B. Plant Pailhology Extension C. A. BOUTELLE Animal Husbandry J. E. Borma J. C. BRADLEY, NLS., Pu.D. LUCILLE Bnmwun Rural Economy Systematic Entomology Home Economics 103 ' FACULTY or COLLEGE or AGRICULTURE H. O. BUCIFM.-KN, MSA., PH.D. M.'C. BURRITT B.S.A. M.S.A. F P B Su, Technomgy Farm Bureaus Pfam. HELEN CANON, B.S. G. W. CAv.fxNAUGH, B.S. B. A. CHANDLER, B.S., M.S. Home Economics Agricultural Chemistry Forestry Absent on Leave W, H. CHANDLER, MS., PHD. G. H. Conmrcwoon, B.S. Mrs. A. B. Comsxrocx, B.S Pomology Forestry Nature Study 104 FACULTY OF COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE ' J. H. Comswoczc, B.S. C. R. Cnosisf, A.B. D. J. Cnosisy, B.S., M.S. Entomology, Emeritus Entomology Extension L. J. Cfcoss, A.B., Pu.D. Agricultural . Che mistry 2 J O. F. CURTIS, A.B., PH.D. R. W. CURTIS, B.S.A., M.S.A Botany Landscape Ar, I I N fl E. G. DAVIS, BS. Landscape Art A. J. E.-mrs, A.M., PI-LD. G. C. Exmonv, MS., PII,D. Botany Agriculture 105 FACULTY OF COLLEGE OF LAGRICULTURE R. A. EMERSON, B.Sc., D.Sc. Plant Breeding G, A. EVFRFTT, AB., LLB. Extension W. W, FISK, B.S.A., M.S.A. Dairy Industry E, O. FIPPIN, B.S.A. Soil Teclrxolcgy H. M. FITZPATRICK, A.B., PH.D. Plant Pathology ROYAL GILKEY, B.S.A. Extension Teaching 5 . ,gf l is ,ai -if? i -er5l:f-:f:fg- . .3 v' t ...- igig., . . A F 'ef ' 5322 121,251 gf-:fE5g55sf' A ' , ., ,l'+I:f!'. :I 'H 5:2 - f , , K .1 I ' ' A if . . :iff 5 1 . lf' f -Q15 'F 5 - :Q-f .-,.3kIff-iff'- gwnk4m . 5 ,- age. -g..-' s-19-1 S'f'JS.'x2f,1! y'.5:,, ,zgfiq-vraf rr: ' x4 I-nigga' we-,f ., '1' .vlrgx ff 'UQ-. -.-, 1Q.qQ'f1FQ,-Zyl 44.354 f i?g'l QffiZ'3:g4,4i.g- .swf X,q'fw1,-,.- ff... .QW . f cc:-.ng - . .' .', . -V, f M562 4'?alQ,F. SI li- .ll E. S. GUTHRIE, M.S.A., PH.D. Dairy Industry M. W. HARPER, B.Sc., MS. Animal Husbandry 106 Miss B, E. HAZARD, A.B., A.M, Home Economics 1 FACULTY OF COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE ' A. S. Hmmcxn, M.A., PHD. A. H. HENDRICICSON, B.S. G. W. Hmmxcn, B.S.A. Pcmology Pomology Entomclogy rv ,fl A 1 ? 4' I fr: , I' ' ff' 1 57 yd 1 , f , 1 f, ' . '1f21:Q' ':. , 'f 'f - 5 -C. 174-.11-I L QW. ..,.-my . 7 ' '- f 1 ' ' , tm-1. - -' H ':' f -' :z'.f:41c ,f 1, ' f 5 ' 40 14 ' 4 4 ...i ' f' ,gg '. ' ' . ' xc' -,,..yg.fj. , V . .V , ,,,, .v,, ,M,.',-,.W , t . ' .:.I-1-21,1-.,.,. ? xl ' -...:ffff'3f.:1-11. ' L. R. HESLER, A.B., P1-LD. G. F. HEUSER, MS., PH.D Plant Patlmology Poultry Husbandry H. A. HOPPER. BS.A., MS Animal Husbandry R. S. HOSAIER, B.S.A., M.F. C. B. HUTCHISON, M.S. O. A. Jo11,xNNsEN, A.M., Pu.D Forestry Plant Breeding Biology 107 FACULTY or COLLIGE OF AGRICULTURE fx '7 ' ' - .' ' :ff l ' ,U Q51 2,1-ifzi fi 5 ' I 21 , ' i ff Rei. O. B. KENT, M.S..PI-1.D. Poultry Husbandry A. C. KING, B.S,A. E. R. KING, B.S. Farm Practice Agriculture Absent on Leave I, we v 1 -,-:-: 1'- v 11- ':f.'f, tr ' 5Ef512Q22Qffi M f A X , I M -, 52:4 - ' - '23 , I . '.ff :: 'ffffg! ,--' -'wh V.-.'2v' :':'- IS: i e e .. , 15fj..'-'11-I.. 1-Vi. . -, '1 e? 9 in-sr X ' gm, I X if ., I ,Q .fp .,,,g...:f- - - x ':15,5:2: rfrgx was:rf:S:::2:r:z1QA:1i.'iA. -1 -35 ' -:,:-1-:- . ,. . -Q.,--:-:-:QQ -g2,,.uIn:,p-751.-as -.-sw I gl-. 1.: .,.::b,a ':.5., -:g:g,:ga:b?2c4.X:-dz., Q.-: ffl-. . :,:f::,.::-:gh -3 . .1.,f.ff.f.. ,IH , -. ax:-sq W. I. -4 fts:sg::-3:5 :e .,,:.s.--.- . 'L'-:Im qc :veal-f,.a1.-:.1:iS -- :'::::3:ks-:. - LEWIS JKNUDSON, B.S.A., PI-I.D. - Botany K. C, LIVERMORE, B.S.A., M.S.A Farm Management G. N. LAUMAN, B.S.A Rural Economy P. J, KRUSE, A.M,, PII.D. Rural Education H. H. LovE, A.M., PI-I.D. DAVID LUMSDEN Plant Breeding Floriculture 108 FACULTY OF COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE T. L. LYON, B.S., PH.D. J. C. MCCURDY, B.S., C.E. T. J. MCINERNEY, M.S. Soil Technology Rural Engineering Dairy Industry ROBERT MATHESON, M.S.A., PLLD. L. A. iW.AYNARD, A.B., PH.D. E. G. MISNER, B.S., PELD. Entomology Animal Husbandry Farm Management. Absent, on Leave . J. . . 'f , . . f.,5g113,:'y,gq -ap., 0124-I-Wiz 'V f 1-25: 'f2'1f'? ' W4 E1.1:Z:f2':f:f1' ' ' A- - ' Q:-2,1Q1::1.':-1, 3, -J 1 -' ,-25:55:35-'.' 5 7. f f ff, ' f f W , W ,f f YW ' l fy K 1 M ' ff f 9' 5 1 ff ,. .' . 1, ff.: 4' . ,Q .543 '.,,L5 : . K , C ff , W f , 1 1' l I Y I -f 1 f 'J 7vr x YN Y' . 4:52 5-.-21. gg:,-in IRM? . . - . it K ,, ' f ' 24 fri , I-5?12:fff' w HELEN Moxscr-1, SB., Home Economlcs M.A. E. G. Moxrcomnrw, A.B., MS. E. D. NIONTILLION, B.AucH Farm Crops Landscape Art 109 FACULTY OF COLLEGE OF AGRICULTUIE 335.7-Lili' .323 . 63F2.::'1.f1 ' 2' X'3fff ', fi 'A 1 ' 7 + I ff 'fl . P - M - ' C. H. MYERS, MS., PH.D. Plant, Brecdmg Fgu' VV. H. RANKIN, A.B., PH.D. A. B. RECKNAGEL, A.B., M I' Dow XLD REDDICK AB PH Plant Pathology Forestry Plant Pathology Absent on Leave R. W. Rims, A.B., B.S.A. J, Pomology E. REYNA, E.E. F E RICE AB PHD Drawing Agrlcultural Chemlstry 110 W. I. Mwsns J G NDEDHW MS PHD m Mzmagemenn Entomolo y 4 FACULTY OF COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE , J. E. RICE, B.S,A. H. W. RILEY, ME. B. B. Roma, B.s.A., M.S.A. Poultry Husbandry Rural Engineering Rural Engineering NIONTGOMERY ROBINSON, B.L1'rT.,B. S. FLORA Rosm, B.S.,. M.A. H. E. Ross, B.S.A.,M.S.A Extension Teaching Home Economics Dairy Industry I C. H. Rorcn, B.S., M.S. E. S. SAVAGE, M.S.A., P1-LD, H. W. Sci-mncx, M,S.A. Animal Husbandry Animal Husbandry Vegetable Gardening 111 FACULTY or COLLEGE or AGRICULTURE J. SCHRAMM, A.B., PH.D. G. P. SCOVILLE, B.S.A. K. J. SEULKE, M.S., PH.D Botany Farm Management Animal Husbandry L, W. SHARP, B.S., PH.D. M. J SMITH S. N. SPRING, A.B., M.F. Botany Animal Husbandry Forestry Absent on Leave . - A - , - I ' .,..i:?i?3f . , 'zagsgrggi 1. E5 , ,,.. . .,...,., . ,. , , 5 Img V V, R. M. STEWART, B.A., PH.D. W. A. STOCKING, Jn., B.S.A., M.S.A. J. L. STONE, B,AGR. Rural Education Dairy Industry Farm Practice 112 FACULTY OF COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE 1 .f ' H. C. THOMPSON, B.Sc. H. C. TROY, B.S.A. MARTHA VAN RENSSELfXER,.iX.B. Vegetable Gardening Dairy Industry Home Economics J. H. Voom-miss, B.S. Miss A. J. WARNER G. F. WARREN. JR., MSA-. PH-D Farm Crops Hcme liconcmics 1'2A1'm 1V12mi1gf mer-t R. H. WHEELER, B.S. H, H. VVHETZEL, A.B., A.M. E. A, Wnx'r , HS. 'Extension Tcaclzing Plant Pathology Floz'icu1l.1.rr- llll FACULTY OF COLLEGELOF AGRICULTURE K. M. WIEGAND, B.S., PH.D. J. K. WILSON, B.S., PH.D. W. M. WILSON, M-DA Bgtany Soil Technology Meteorology . H. H. WING, B.S.A., M.S.A. G. A. WORKS, M-SA., PH.B, W. J. WRIGHT. M.S Animal Husbandry Rural Education Rural Education Mus. H. B. YOUNG, B.ARcH. Home Economics 114 w FACULTY OF COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE DEAN CLARENCE AUGUSTINE MARTIN FACULTY or COLLEGE or A.RCHITEC'1'URE O, M. BRAUNER L. B. BURNHAM, NLS, G. R. CHAMBERLAIN, ME. Drawing and Painting Design Freehand Drawing H. S. GUTSELL, A.B., B.P. E. V. MEEKS. A.B., A.D.G. CHRISTIAN Mmgo Drawing Design Freehand Drawing A, C. PHELPS, B.S., N1.ARCH. SHEPHERD STEVENS, B.S., A.D.G. GEORGE XYOUNG, Jn., B.ARcH Architecture Design T1.eo1y of Construction 116 . .i Q ' FACULTY OF COLLEGE OF A ARTS AND SCIENCES DEAN FRANK THILLY FACULTY OF COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES ' 1 J, Q. ADAMS, JR., A.M., PH.D. ERNEST ALEEE, A.B., PI-LD. A. A. ALLEN, A.M., P1-LD. ix ' English Philosophy Ornithology i' 1 Absent on Leave 0102- ,::Lffl: .-: , b s1, .',' Q 'V - 11' I-::v:.I 5.1 :Q 5:25 iii- 1 P! sf . A:g.g:q.:- 4 . Qi 15212-3 2 r ' ' E L , R- P- ANDERSON, A.B., PHD. A. L. ANDREWVS, A.M., PELD. E. P. ANDREXVS, A.B. ' ChCUUSU'y Gel man Archaeology l v V Absent on Leave i 7 .11 1 ' 13, If ' 1 S . .-,jg I, ' ., - -21 1 qv..-,W ww vc'-15 . If L gf- ., i I A :s F'-fgvi 5325112246 f 1 V ,. ..,.,..,,,, A-'N fn .. ,, ,.,.,.. . .. i +2 '- Q , 1 ., .1 --ffiE5:5:.-:-. , Us -Z fQ'-211. Q r N, H i:e:1,2L. ' 1 2 ' ,-.-,::1123agg,,' .-war. - - '7ff'-5i Z': 44:-IW' .-f' -.- ff -'-:f3235Z5:43 .-.- ' , ' 142sg:?zgs52:zs:aas1az:?:aQ4 i 1 to ,,, U. ,,,,.,,,.:.'....,4,',W , 6 5:ZQ9a5'16fyif 9Mi:fy'.-' 411:-:f-:lx If 41'-,-5 .4 11915 , :ff'E11i1E1!21f 41i1:f'ir1' zz-E-119' 44. :AI-H1511 11: Sfliiijl?fff?5Z9.-1911115-' 311-15212- A --f:2v:zf1fa52ff2f - , - .4364,fa-1:.1.L.:4gf-4:.-1Mm4cf?1-dm -It ,M-wr:--f . x .iw ,f.f:f-qzvtzagggww ...-ff-rzsszszzfzl. .. - J,-1 f ,::-.:'-11:-:-1:2l.1:- 2' :y gm ' i ' - ' .jgigvmlgi-13.'Z-fifQL'r1i1f '- ,- 1' G. F. ATKIlNYSON, PH,B. W. D. BANCROFT, A.B., PH.D, F. A. BARTON, M.E. IN i Botany Physical Chemistry Military Science and Tactlcs I Absent on Leave Absent on Leave 118 FACULTY OF COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES ' i ' ' I? I I . I - . .f .f - ,.j1:i1: I .44 Q .1 I -I ' J . ..... . . , -.cf 1, 4-4:31 : Aff: ' - CARL BECKE11, B.L?TT. FREDERICK .BEDELL,' A.B., PH.D. C. E. BENNETT,!A.B., LIT'l'.D M odem European I-hstory Apphed Electricity Latin C. C. BIDWVELL, A.B., PLLD. A, W. BOESCHE, A.M., PH.D. J. P. BRETZ, AB.. PH-D- Phygics Garman American History Absent on Leave T. R. BRIGGS, A.B., PH.D. P. G. BRISTOL, A.M. L. N. BROUGHTON, A.M., PLLD Chemistry Greek U English Direvtor of Summer SESSION 119 FACULTY OF COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES 1, , A. W. BROWNE, M.S., PH.D. G. L. BURR, L.L.D., LITT.D. Chemistry Medieval History W. B. CARVER, PH.B., PH.D. Mathematics Q.-.- . , .j g-Q .. -... , . b v w' ,- T' 23452 ' .iii-1: .' N ' .,'1 155 ..:, 1. ' A .-s'5E.E9Ess 'Yi:.-fEf?g1-i31.fr5- I- ',3. , 'U ' 121- - --1,.f,. - -. Ias:aff.:.if.....s-s.:sQgcs.s'-'v sf. ' -':'1f,:i3fff3li,'ffff-I ..QL,,31.Eg-s -.fi .!. N TI Q2 iii? 1- 4211.2 QNX: .K xi1'gi' L l xbwfmxb M7 'gl E. M. CHAMOT, B.S., PH.D. T. J. CHRISTIAN LANE CCOPEII., A.M., PH.D. LQ Sanitary Chemistry Military Science and Tactics English I I v I? ji C. F. CRAIVG, AB., PI2I.D. T. F. CRANE, PILD., LI'r'I'.D. J. E. CRBIGHTON, PH.D., LL.D E! Mathematics Romance Languages, Emeritus Logic and Metaphysics I , 120 FACULTY OF COLLEGE or ARTS AND SCIENCES T, W .:.f, 55,2 If '75, ,Z L H. E. DANN, MUS.D. H, J. DAVENPORT, YPH.B., PH.D. My Music Economics CHARLES DEGARMO, PH D Education, Emeritus L. M. DENNIS, PH.B., B.S. A. M. DRUMMOND, A.B., A.M. C, L, DURHAM, AIM., PHD Inorganic Chemistry Public Speaking Latin f Absent on Leave off! 4 ,f 1 fi? X H. C. ELMEP., A.B., PH.D. O. D. VON ENGELN, AB., PH.D, DONIXLD ENGLISH, B.S., M B X Latin Physical Geography Economics 121 FACULTY OF COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SQIENCES A. B. FAUST, A.B., P1-LD. German W. S. FOSTER, A.B., Px-LD. Educatxon Absent on Leave R. C. GIBBS, A.M., PH.D. Physlcs f - Q .11 ag., , xqw 4 I 0 . H G 'QF .Tse 'X 'A-4:2 --ifr- 2. 53:11- '-fgz'- xy ' 'iffmgp-:,1.s.f f L Q d , we ,492 . u gy v. 535114 as 9 x. , f f , n . .2 . 1 .'I2E?f1Ez1-. 465 .N 2 1' .- Y . -' 4-. . gpk qjg-f 'P-T: ' G' N ' w , 4 ..12,12'-2?-i3Q:1.,i?aE:.e.QZ..wi A. C. GTLL, A.B., PH.D, Mineralogy D. C. GILLESPIE, A.M., PH.D. Mathematics O. G, GUERLAC, A.M., LL.B Romance Languages Absent on Leave G. L. HAMILTON, A.M., PH.D. Rc mance Languages W. A. HAMMOND, A.M,, PHD. Philosophy 122 G. D. HARRIS, PH.B. Paleontology FACULTY OF COLLEGE OF ARTS AND S CIENCES . ':x:2,,, ,. Y .gag-1:7 ' f-.5 Q , f .I X Za ZW-1-f, -ya , ,,,,. f- . mff-j'I'Ef?3525 X ' X Af 1 f 4 f ' f f , A' 'ii' iff' M, W. T. HEWETT, A.M., P1-LD. German, Emeritus H. E. Howie, A.M., PH.D. Physics C. H. HULL, PH.B., PH.D. American History E L. HUNT, A.B. Public Speaking W. A. Hvnwifrz, A.M., PLLD. Mathematics J. I. HUTCHINSON, A.B., PH.D Mathematics H. L. JONES, A.M., Pi-LD. R. H. KENNISTON, A.M., PH.D. A. T. IQNIGHT t GREEK Romance Languages Military Suienz-0 :ind Tzirrtivs Absent on Leave 123 FACULTY or COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES nknu ' ' f-' I-, I1 -1 32:42. '-Ef-Q.'i,..,j5g53i.QQE?.'.--f.A S gf -1. 1-ffQfQf355fgfEfErE:.5'fj1Q.gE-355 i-25.3 ' Q ' ' . fi? -'-': .- ' - iffff.,-,:. 2. .. . .JT . 'fpff-3.i.l ' . 1 , ,Q 5-5-.152 iii 'Q JAMES MCA1AHON, ,A.B., A.M. J. F. MASON, A.B. P1-LD. ERNEST MERFITT ME. Mathematics Romance Languages Physics Absent on Leave G. S. DQOLER, A.B., B.M.E. B. S. lVlONROE, A.M., PH,D. G. B. IVIUCHMORE, A.B. Physics, Emeritus English - Public Speaking E- L. NICHOLS, PH-D., LL.D. . . C. S. NORTHUP, A.B., P1-LD. R. M. OGDEN, B.S., PH.D Physics English Education 124 FACULTY OF COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES W. R. OENDOEEE, A.B., PELD. S. P, QM-H PHDA 111 Ol'g21I1iC Chemistry Political Sciience W. OwENs, M.S., PH.D Mathematics P. R. POPE, A.M., PH.D. F. C. PRESCOTT, A.B. LAURENCE PUMPELLY, A.B., PHD German English Romance Languages Absent on Leave J. T. QUAHLES ARTHUR RVANUM, A.B., PH.D. H. D. IKICVD, HS., I'u.D. hiugig- h'l313hCIYl2lf,iCS Zoology 125 FACUVLY OF COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES H. L. REED, A.B., PH.D. F. K. RICHTMYER, A.B., PH.D. HEINRICH RIES, PH-B4,',PH-D Economics Physics GGOIOEY w W. W. ROWLEE, B.L., D.Sc. R. S. SABY, A.M., P.H.D. M. W. SAMPSON, A.B., A.M Botlmy Political Science English Literature Absent on Leave NATHANIEL SCHMIDT, A.M. Semitic Languages NZ , s YM! X 1:-Um.-.:-1 - .. :Wi .ri-1 sbs: NM , , A ' 4 use - - my A. R. SHADLE, M.A. Zoology 126 F. R. SHARPE, A.B., PH.D Nlathematics FACULTY OF COLLEGE or' ARTS.AND SCIENCES Physics Absent on Leave J- S. SHEARERV B-S-, PH-D- F. M. SMITH, AB. Vmcsu, SNYDER, A.M PH D Eng1is,l Mathemanics 1 ,'.:,.,V ,V .A . fr 'W' 14 fl' 2 pf 4 V 3- V I - . ,,g::wg5v. , 14, 1-..:. A '2.-'bil' - f. , Q., ,,,':, 'yf' 2311--5 1 -1,1 Hia 421'f'1f7'f'-A.-.. ',, . 511232 Ziff., :Eg , ,L , I ' 'V - mi? Jw- :'- -wk' f 's24ff',J 2:2 T if . , .ff f - ,ig 1 V. ,-' ff- '-1 , .f1,,,, ,4 ,fA,4g.,.M.,,1.,. ff-' zE22E3Zf'5a- .:,'i2f , '. cw f ,s.:-' ,1. wg. ,.,1f.v:f-gy 1' .V 1 wp-ai:fazsfffefgz-.limjny '9f'z4Ywgf5j:,'f5w:Mir-4, ',, I fl E Vfii-:il ,:'.:EZl 'Q- 1 ' 1--li X515 ?f.1',cf.f, ' , c f if ' Q 1 Q1 1 f f f ny 4 4 A, ,Nik Z yy ,X 1 JMS, I f, 4 ff ,.,mf,,, f... ' f ff ,J p ,, 1 7 Enghsh Romance Language X13-f11CU1?1t31C'5 VVILLIAM STRUNK, Jn., A.B., P1-LD. C4-,Ny Srumgys, A,B, J. H. TANNPR, B.S., PHD ' ' , S if . ' sw l ,Z ,,, 4: AA. . , f ' IW if 4. - T :gf J. E. Tnrzvon, A.M., PH.D. A. P. Uslxlsn, Azll., IH PHD? LIi.D.fTcI3rEg.fdRI,xTT.D. Thcrmodymlmlcs bn-onmnu-5 Psychology 127 FACULTY OF COLLEGE or ARTS AND SCIENCES me ' . wg? V L'-- Q K5-.:-:w :, ' .fy 4 A N3 .1 : V . .- .. .-.-r.., A-.mp-.s-:-' 1 '- 'W -- :,,Q451:1:f5,q1f3,gf, 1 :7 2, mai- - :,. .:-News -' , . 1:2.,.32.z:-Sit. 2.- v -' sz:-:.-f:-as-Y-' fa-5. - -.- . 5sa5:s:1:3:z, f....:gsg::,3-.- ga.,gg.:.sas-s:s..f:s:z-1-1-V 1 1- . . -' -lg:-' I151+.7l25:3gLw'31.: :- ff, g5fi:T'IgZ-'zflgfqufflzg ' ,qzjjglglgi-511 H. P, WWLD, PH.D., PH.B. Psychology A. H. WRIGHT, A.M., PH.D. Zoology -, , - '- ':'Yr.iLm .,.. yi 1 W. F. WILLCOX, PH.D., LL.D. . I I J. A. WINANS, A.M., LL.B. Economics and S'c:1t:st,1cs Public Speaking A. A. YOUNG, PH B., P1-LD. Economics and Finance Absent on Leave C. V. P. YOUNG, A.B. P?ysica1 Education kr- 'H .. 1ix?lf5e.:fQ:1-ill'-' . 2: . , .,,v.:,ff-. ---XJ Vai... +. lr . - :x'.'.-is -3- .- --,'. a,,.,, - ggi Q L Q i.g5igif'g5,e5.y.l .Q .ox --7.1. vnfiyg,--'A -Q .x it -:Ti-f--:.'f, ACF. ,... , . -'.:e 1.-: V-f My . -. gpkff 5:52 E . , 5, . 1 -Ngo, R., hz: .. --Q 1,-.fu Aff? ay if ' N--.,?41'-I-STEP . 2-.wmx-x 'TNZZP-f . n2E: ' U . EQY-,-e-Mx,flm.91,. 'f ,Ng QQ.-,il 5.122--1-fa.. . N. -xffwiiefs my .afffm . -J. -- .A Xin -. 2, Wy!!! -.rqj.S!,. H9 my H V, If 44 .Ag .,,i5,g,. ,, j .y Q11Hiiv-gvlif--X? .x'fg2gs,5.l 4,.f'-x' x N ' lr ' - ' -' - i!-5,21 7 rf'-.Sf -. Ji-'1 '-'viw 'f ix-. ...s --.ws 4 ligQfai:' 31fi -. 1,.gS,E'5g--iQ'i 1 .fx I A X ixigpgge, llmrig gfwm , 355, 9... .1 . ..1..w,Q '. nw M 7' .s2?. ,s...' ZH' 2-:wx 1- Vgggrf ' -. Fil 9i?'Qi'31E iigf' 5 li? if S .fini '- eilyg. ii -gd--of-.47 mls,- .-rwkw. -L igwxfiffik- 1-'X-Allff' . ff .- ,. . ,. - - - ., f:.:f.,f.. - AQ.-1 ,gfs 5. 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A : 128 - I FACULTY OF COLLEGE OF CIVIL ENGINEERING DEAN EUGENE ELWIN HASKELL FACULTY OF 'COLLEGE OF CIVIL ENGINEERING .X X . '- . - - .--E-5:.:.-.fre-V' X-1-XX SASSX5 1-Y. Q H .5.f,:55S.. 551.- r ff X X f AK 3: X X Q5 X v X ,W x X X X X X-QN 'S X x 'S , :g2.,::,X. . Qh:.g.:1X-5 + A '-:2'1:Qf3::g1: J Q,i::j'I NE: '-N Juv ff-ri:- I- ,123 .SIA ' vi F. A. BARNES, C.E., M,C.E. I b Railroad Engineerng Bridge Engineering Mechanics and Hydraulics, Emeritus af - 553'.-::ff'5:5Er..:r5f5i3E55?5rEE1: P- . ,. EIN. Bunnows, C.E., M.C.E. I. P. CHURCH, GE., M.C.E. W. L. CONWELL, CE. S, G, GEORGE, C,E. H. S. JACOEY, C.E. Railroad Engineering Applied A1901-,anics Bridge Engineering Absent on Leave ' L. A. LAWRENCE, B.S. . O. M. LELAND, B.S. H. N. OGDEN, C.E. Surve in G ' ' ' Y 2 eodesy and Astronomy Sanitary Engineering Absent on Leave 130 FACULTY OF COLLEGE OF CIVIL ENGINEERING J. T. PARSON M. A. POND, PIIB. E. W. RETTGER, AB., PH.D Drawing Civil Engineering Applied Mechanics F. J. SEERY, B.S. P. H. XUNDERXVOOD, CE. C. L. WALKER, C.E. CiVilLEDgiD8GTiHg Typography and Geodesy Sanitary Engineering I ...A C Gr . an 1 M' f 'I ' 1 , 1. .. 'Life-EJ' .V V Ti -' Q, H fe?'Y , jf il il f 1 5 4- i a- ,.. '- f V L' 'ww -. , If,-, g V, :V - , -ff. f . . ,wifi iii , . -fa I 4,i f+f,?4gf+ . W -. 'QV' 15121 5 -f -23' S q it 6 ' .lifi I, ,,I .' f f ' h.: i'73f?lf . 1. ,.., -. 'I' . il 'f ' f- : afff-if P' -- 1. ,g - I V541 ff, ' .mn fiaglgv f v I- L. . ?anaaan Z?.fx . . ,-pf ,,, . , 1, I I V M -sf n .f 1 -- , . ,A In A 1 Q . ,-x v 1.1 1 M' I L A ., ,YWY,.,, .,M.w:5 ,,54,5y.. 4,-qw, Lag . . .,.. , ,,.,-, 11,3 -f-wer' -.1 f1'f3+'gfZfYi -sm 72 fa .-ff ' - 55 Q1 Zigi nm ,. A X K' I IN, . , ,y y1,y.-n zz! .UI I: ,. .i is L34 IVE- -is T-.. U HSI? 17. 'A ,gf - ' ,, ' fps.,-,1g'f,:g!f12'Y'g5v f '. -:. V .I 1 P' -.fi-I -gf'- , . '-fmW'i- ww- gi.-,Qian-A ww v ' -- llfiffvg-'+I 512 . -'ff' ' If., , : - i ff I - . 1 I - - .I - ' 'I .I Q- J .I I rf.. I .- , AN rv - , 2 , -. - .- , . -1-. ,- , . --n 'w-,-g'f- - f' . ff I . 'I , fifn ffa . ni? -If'55gf4??L..'f:ffF-. 1 ':.1a.-df fagw. gg . 1 ,Eg -?3-5Agf 'd7dg' . 1 -' 9 :aL'.3kg:'5:-na-T '1' ,W vga fE.5?5f.1f..-,.-',i,.,.,,g5,,,L ' .,.jT,,,.A0' . ,- qE.::1..,g,:,g..5-Q,,,,. 131 PRESIDENTBS AVENUE ' FACULTY OF L COLLEGE OF LAW LL V L ': DEAN EDWIN HAMLIN WOODRUFF FACULTY OF COLLEGE OF LAW G. G, BOGERT, A.B., LL.B. C. K. BURDICK, A.B., LLB Law Law Absent on Leave ' i- ew: BN, ff H. W. EDGERTON, A.B., LL.B. Law Absent on Leave O. L. MCCASKILL, PH.B., J.U.D. C. T. STAGG, LL.B.' Law Law Secretary oi the College 134 . + L ITHACA FACULTY OF MEDICAL COLLEGE A x DEAN WALTER LINDSAY NILES 135 4 1 ITHACA FACULTY OF kfIEDICAL COLLEGE I S. H. GAGE, BS. ' Histology and Embryology, Emeutus A. T. KERR, B.S., M.D. Anatomy Secretary of Ithaca Division B. F. KINGSBURY, M.D.,.PH.D. Histology and Embryology f SUTHERLAND SIMPSON, D.Sc., F.R.S.E. Physiology 136 J. B. SUMNER, PH.D. Biochemistry FACULTY OF SIBLEY COLLEGE DEAN ALBERT WVILLIAM SMITH 4 'cw -: ma X. 1? ,- 5' riser' ' --::- giggmibiif ' 'JV I. .' .5-:7:3 9?Q ' 3 4 5 is , 5. 5:i5Z52S::fi 9.1 , Qr:w. e'. . '.-:r:'z'f:rk9zz1snfW .WG:1:::r:f.-1-1 'S ' 25 'rl f .f ':2f:3M:.:-:-:f'-2-9' .- - A A , .f - r 51 5: 2-' 'I' - 'S ' ' FACULTY or SIBLEY COLLEGE W. C. BALLARD, JR., EE. Electrical Engineering W. N. BARNQRD, .M.E. HERMAN DIEDERICHS, M.E Power EUSHICGPIHS Experimental Engineering F. O. IELLENVVOOD, A,B. Power Engineering l 1 x V. R. GAGE, DLE., N1.M.E. S. S. GARRETT, C.E. Experimental Engineering M00haH1CS Absent on Leave 1' V 1 ,' + 5' Q- gwgg K9., . V .:EE55E'b1 'J , . ,f . . :ga-.figs 131:35 f i . .f 4215353 - -: , , 5-f A. M. GRAY, B.S., E.E, Electrical Engineering XVLADIMIH KAR1kPETOFF,C.E., M.M.E. D. S. KIbIB.ALL, A.B., M.E Electrical Engineering Machine Design 138 FACULTY or SIBLEY COLLEGE M, A, LEE, M.E., M.M.E. Machine Design Structural Design ..f4s 'W9' . -:W-f9,Qr.fEL1 : ' . L z . YQ - ,un-'.4 1:1 3 f - ',:,:,,f- ,Q .,,, . . ..., ., ,9 E251 1 'I' .. .M 1 . w-.. . ' -1-553.5321 f 5 . . .. If . ' i. i T-fi:-1 ' G. R. MCPEHMOTT ROBERTSON Mivrrunws M E Power Engineering 1 4 . .41-V f .-wi.-. X. . ,1 .f ,ggi . '2 353 V, .4 W? ff , A 'P ,, 5 V ,z, .' Z f Q J. G. Pnnrscri, JR., ME. F. S. ROGERS, B.S., ME. W. M. SAYVDON, BS., M ME Electrical Engineering Machine Design Mechanical Engineering G. B. UPTON, ME., M,M.E. A. E. WELLS I IT. H. Woqn, M A N E Experimental Engineering Machine Construction Mechanics 139 CAMPUS AND SIBLEY COLLEGE FACULTY OF VETERINARY COLLEGE DEAN VERANUS ALVA NIOORE FACULTY or VETERINARY COLLEGE , ' ..-..E1:g1:516' 5 I , 4 . vb . .. 'Ng is xl? ' X23 ' ' ufrj .. . v1Qf.3:-I3.fIff.f:: U 5 '-'5'5'''3''3f5l5E:::-5ZgSCjf3Q5'fgZ- -:Q-wr if 1-zii? 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' Q' . 1 Q .,fI::ff'iQ2:3f 2- .521 .f-1515. ..k5:5:2: .IqEI8,g:E:-:f ' ' Rig 12212:- :':. :f gizfrzsigalmr-Ssifi : ,-2:IQ:3as:sa15::::::.i:5r5E1Ei-if-2'FIRM:fi . fgesasfrx- ws?-1:2:s:af. 1 isle: -mg-1:45.-:z 1 -ah, f-1:54 ::p,rx.f- A :I-15242, ::w:.g::Q:g.zfara 1 55:21. .- 2 44 EI.:-:i - ' f -2- pgpzf' -cf. - 1 - . -, .9::-W-2:2-221' Q5 - - I-:dc '6M-. :Aj ggi J. N. FROST, D.V-N- S. A. GOLDBERG, AM., PI-I.D. Veterinary Surgery Pathology W. A. HAGAN, D.V.M., M.S. Pathology and Bacteriology C. E. HAYDENL A.B., D.V.M. G. S. HOPKINS, D.Sc., D.V.M. Veterinary Physiology Veterinary Anatomy A 142 JAMES LAW, F.ll,C.V.S.- Veterinary Medicine, Emeritus FACULTY or VETERINARY COLLEGE x H. J. MILKS, D.V.M. EAHL SUNDERVILLE, D.V.M. D. H. UDALL, B.S.A., -D.V.M Therapeumcs ' Veterinary Anatomy Veterinary Meclicme . Absent on Leave N W. D- WAY W. VVILLIAMS Veterinary Vetermary Surgery TX Y. I1 1 . . fr Xff ..i..,m,e,...- ' we-W vw- ,M .4 - 1 ' .f'-3 5' ee S ag 3 -, 1 ' 4 ,T j S+f.P' P , . , , , .,-- ...,: , Y 143 OFFICERS OF ADM1 ISTRATIO '2'fni1 -.,', ..,. N 4 A-uf? ex xx 61:21 'Pr' ,. VV. AFISTEN C, D. BOSTXYICK D, F, Hoy L1lJ1'Z1T1Z1D Treasurer Registrar ,J x ,Q-' , ' 1 Q- I - ,5' fN9- ..-mf: . -,?::...'q+a,.qxW:,-, 1. . ,Vg 4 4 . J .Q . . X. eg .1 11 34 5Q6fwf.,ma1. -SN 4ieew,Wv 4Qk:1- 1-:-A , ' 11, p:.-,2-fx,-,Q-gw,,k....mr:x L VVOODFORD PATTERSON E. L. WILLIAAI5 SG0rGt21Fy Com pr oller 144 'lf -f-ffl'-' 5' Wiiiiifiiimf -1i ?ii 1 W? - -. ,,,E,4 6 DEAN SMITH GEORGE F. BAKER ANDREW D. BVHITE CHARLES B. ALEXANDER Photo by Troy FISHER H. BAKER JACOB G. SCHURMAN GEORGE C. 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CGrJ Elected by State Grange for 1918-19. 1-1 S DI G R COMMITTEE , C . to 3 Ss..,.c,..,..L-L,-, E--- -..QQ COMMITTEE ON GENERAL ADMINISTRATION! M. Van Cleef, Chairman, President Schurman, Charles F.. Cornell, Roger B. VVilliams, James H. Edwards, Thomas B. Wilson, Henry H. Wfestinghouse, Charles E. Treman, Cuthbert W. Pound, Herbert D. Nlason, Robert H. Treman. COMMITTEE ON FINANCE: Roger B. Williams, Chairman, President Schurman, Ira A. Place, Robert H. Treman, Henry R. Tclielheimer, C. Sidney Shepard. COMMITTEE ON BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS: James H. Edwards, Chairman, President Schurman, John O. Westervelt, Henry VV. Saclcett, Charles H. Blood, J Du Pratt White, Walter P. Cooke. AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE COUNCIL: President Schurman, Chairman, Thomas B. Wilson Frank H. Nliller Du Pratt VVhite, John A. Dix, Horace VVhite C. Fred Boshart, Charles S. Wilson, William F. Pratt, Jared T. Newman, John C. Westervelt, Albert R. lVIann, H. H. Wing, T. Lyttleton Lyon. MEDICA.L COLLEGE COUNCIL: President Schurman, Chairman, Walter L. Niles H. R. Iclqelheimer, H. H. VVestinghouse, Ira A. Place, Lewis A. Connor. VETERINARY COLLEGE COUNCIL: President Schurman, Chairman, Thomas B Wilson, Frank H. Nliller, Du Pratt White, John A. Dix, Horace White C. Fred Boshart, Charles S. Wilson, W'illiam F. Pratt, Jared T. Newman John C. Westervelt, Veranus A. lVIoore, Pierre A. Fish. 148 7 .Q C? . LIB f 5 IAF F f F I1 X 9 N ,L , , L A -IS I T I T T E59 VVILLARD AUSTEN, Lib1'a1'ia1z. NIember of the American Library Association. Member of the Bibliographical Society of America Fellow, American Library Institute. New York Library Association. BOII ANDREW CURTIS WHITE, A.B., Ph.D., Affiftam Librarian. A.B., Hamilton 1881, Ph.D., Cornell, 1884. NIernber A.L.A. CIJBK GEORGE LINCOLN BURR, A.B., LL.D., Lib7'6l7'id7Z ofP1'e5ide1zt Whiie Lib1'a1'y, I-IALLDOR I-IERMANNSON, Curator Icelandic Collecfifm. IVIARY FOWLER, B.S., Cumtor Petrarch and Dame Collectionf. ACCESSIONS DIVISION ELIZABETH SAGE INGERSOLL, Supwinfmdeviz. A NIINERVA AUGUSTA STUBBS, Supervifof' ofPf1iodicaZr. HELEN ELIZABETH STEELE, Affirmnf. CATALOGUE DIVISION GLLA REBECCA AYERS, AB., Supemifor of Camloguef. EMMA ROMELIA SPEED, A.B., Smior Catczloguer. LILLIAN LELAND, Camloguer. STACKS AND DEPARTMENT LIBRARIES DIVISION GEORGIO DE GRAXSSI, Siipeffimffndfnt, LEE HOMAN DANIELS, Afrmanz Supermfmdmt. READERS DIVISION ELIAS RooT BEADLE WILL1s, A.B., A.lXfI., Supmiizzendevif. ANNA GREGORY, Senior A,rfiJz'a1zz. I LUc11.E SMITH, Axfirzavzz. 140 5 .1 J 1 1? - -19 Al, fag If LL, G J -8 FELL WS I E. if A X ' 1 I ' A51 593- --,..,- ...EAL --, EL, I HONORARY FELLOW KAWA Pl1.D., University of Tokyo. SOII NISHI , CORNELL FE ENGLISH LLOWSHIP IN THE IVIARY SUSAN STEELE, A.B., 1916. TRY THE SAGE FELLOWSHI E IQELLEY, A.B., NIL. Holyoke 1916. OGY LOUIS YLER FELLOWSHIP IN ZOOL THE SCHU A B Smith College 1918. NSLINGERLAND, . ., EERING KATHRY ELLOWSHIP IN CIVIL ENGIN P IN CHEMIS THE MCGRAW F PERCY SUYDAN1 WILSON, C.E., 1918. LEY FELLOWSHIP IN MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING THE SIB HERMENEGILDO BALBINO REYES, M.E., 1918. THEIGOLDWIN SMITH FELLOWSHIP IN GEOLOGY KATHERINE VAN WINKLE, B.S., University of Washington 1918. THE UNIVERSITY FELLOWSHIP IN GERMAN. MIRIAM HASBROUCK VAN DYCK, A.B., Vassar IQI25 A.IVI., 1918. 150 THE UNIVERSITY FELLOWSHIP IN AGRICULTURE AXEL FERDINAND GUSTAFSON, B.S., University of Illinois 19075 MS., 1912. THE PRESIDENT WHITE FELLOWSHIP IN MODERN HISTORY LOIS OLIPHANT GIBBONS, A.B., University of Michigan 19125 M.A., University Of Pennsylvania 1914. THE SUSAN LINN SAGE FELLOWSHIP IN PHILOSOPHY MARIE TAYLOR COLLINS, AB., Wellesley 19135 A.M., Kansas 1914. EDGAR GUSTAVE DE LASKI, A.B., 1917. THE SUSAN LINN SAGE FELLOWSHIP IN PSYCHOLOGY HOWARD SCOTT LEDDELL, A.B., Michigan IQI7. THE FELLOWSHIPS IN POLITICAL ECONOMY HERMANN ITIILMER, A.B., Michigan 19045 A.M., Columbia 19055 Ph.D., Stanford IQI2. :KURT VON SCHEN14, A.B., Harvard 19135 M. S. in Agriculture 1917. THE FELLOIVSHIP IN GREEK AND LATIN MARION ELIZABETH BLAKE, A.B., Mt. Holyoke 1913. THE FELLOWSHIP IN AMERICAN HISTORY ANNE LOUISE BUTLER, A.B., Middlebury 1910. THE EDGAR J. MEYER MEMORIAL FELLOWSHIP IN ENGINEERING RESEARCH ROBERT MARTINUS DOLVE, B.S. in EE., North Dakota Agriculture College 1905 1 1 -Q A2,YztJ:L-L, Y, V Y-vA,9 Y W W I VNDEIE GIMDVATE W I 5 R3 S C O 7' F J jy HN , ?g IT' X f Q N W: G L55 - SN...-,.,--L--...,-. L-, .,--- . . -L I 1217 Ig CLASS OF 1921 THE CORNELL SCHOLARSHIPS TVIORRIS IQYVIT ....,.,. Cofwxe iii Afg1'iciIZtufe ,W THEODORE LAKE BENNETT ...... Cowie in Am Eff THE HENRY B. LORD SCHOLARSHIPS M. A FREDERICK HENRY' LAPE ...,.. Cowse iii Arif-Chem. ml b FRANK HAROLD ELLSVVORTH ...... Cowfe in Arty M THE MCCRAW SCHOLARSHIPS IM QTL JENO STERN ....... Cowie in Civil Engineering HYMAN ADELSBERG ........ Cowfe in Arty W THE SAGE SCHOLARSHIPS , EDWIN ROY SHAVER ...... Cowie in Arif-Chem. W HERMANN FREDERICK VIEWEG .... . Cowfe in Arty-Chem, THE SIBLEY SCHOLARSHIPS fix CARL FRITIOF OSTERGREN .,.. Cowfe iii Meclianical .Engineering ,W SALVATORE JOSEPH ZAMMATARO . . . Cowie iii CioilEiigi1iee1'i1ig HX F THE PRESIDENT WHITE SCHOLARSHIPS bn I.. WILLIAM OLIVER STRUNK ....... Cowfe in Arif N LAWRENCE MITCHELL ORTON ...,.. Cowfe in Arty THE HORACE GREELEY SCHOLARSHIP I I EARL A. PHELAN .,..... Cowzve in Arif-Chem. N BERNARD LEIFER ........ Cowfe iii Arty I THE JOHN STANTON GOULD SCHOLARSHIPS M ALICE MARY HOPKINS ....... Cowye in Arif M LOUIS TINKLER ....,... Cowie in Arts M THE STEVVART L. WOODFORD SCHOLARSHIPS - 5 ANNA MARIE VOGEL ....... Cowie in Arif BLANCHE LAURA BROWN . Cowfe in Arty N Y W I 15 CLASS OF IQZ2 THE EUDORUS C. KENNEY SCHOLARSHIPS LAURA REICHENTHAL ....... Coiime in Any HARRY GA.RFINKEL ..... I . Coume iii Civil Eizgiiieeriiig THE CORNELL SCHOLARSHIPS RXIIRIAM FRIEDMAN . . ROBERTA WINCHELL QUICK THE PRESIDENT WHITE SCHOLARSHIPS ROBERT COLLYER WA,SHBURN HELEN GLADYS ANTHONY THE HENRY B. LORD SCHOLARSHIPS HYMAN SOLOVAY . . DONALD HAND STARKS . THE MCGRAW SCHOLARSHIPS JOHN PAUL PRITCHARD . NANCY ELIZABETH DOSS . THE EVELYN GERTRUDE RICHMOND PAUL EUGENE O,KEEFE . SAGE SCHOLARSHIPS A THE SIBLEY SCHOLARSHIPS Comme Coume Coiime Coume C oiime C oiime C oiime C oume C oiime C oiime A 1751 A1-if A My A my Arif A1-if Arif ATZY Arty Law IRVING CLARK RALPH .... Coiime iii Mechanical Engineeeiiig ABRAM BLUM ...... Coume iii Meclzaiiical Engiizeeriiig THE STEWART Lf VVOODFORD SCHOLARSHIPS EMIL ROBERT STASCH, 3rd . .... Coiime in Arty-Chem, EDMUND FRANCIS BAXTER ...... Coiime in A1-if THE JGHN STAUNTON GOULD SCHOLARSHIPS DOROTHY GOLDIE BLUMBERG ...... Coiime Arif NIARION MCMILLAN ....... Coume in Arif THE HORACE GREELEY SCHOLARSHIPS - ROBERT NOAH JACOBSTEIN . . . Coume iii .Mechanical Engineerivig CHARLES DANIEL LUDLUM . Coiime in Mechaviical Eiigineerivig 153 -,-Q GRADVA CH LAR f IE, L ,,, - ,,, - TE SCHOLARSHIPS GRADUA I THE SUSAN LINN SAGE GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS IN PHILOSOPHY MARJORIE SILLIMAN HA.RRIS, B.A., NIL. Holyoke 1913. B. University of Texas 19165 A.M., 1918. ISRAEL CHASMAN, A. , EMILY LANE, B.S., Bucknell 1910. 7' THE SUSAN LINN SAGE GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP IN PSYCHOLOGI ALICE HELEN SULLIVAN, B.A., University of Colorado IQIOQ A.M., IQI6. MATICS DUATE SCHOLARSHIPS IN MATHE THE GRA YUN HUANG Ho, A.B. 1917. MITCHELL S. LURIO, A.B. 1918. . GEORGE M. ROBISON, A.B. 19I6g AM., 1917. RY ARSHIP IN I-IISTO THE GRADUATE SCHOL GEORGE ANDREWS HEDGER, A.B., University of Utah 1916. 154 BAKER COURT 155 BETWEEN CLASSES 156 9 , , Q , u ., 4 Qv:11f.,1- , ..' V Y , -V -f - l , .1 '5 2.::LiI ,Tl '31,u.:,:'?y xv.- K r E! 'V.ff-A 'A A 'f ' T B xp, 62, I ,.u 'I 6-.,. X A t.f,Lff-ity h ,x B , .1-I ,pl I.: If i . - .8 V' if Kiran-I' I ,gl A ,Y.'f'Jj-'N' 9' ng -,qw ,. A' . . J I. 4 1 :klgf .q. I A :I I in V A .' In . In I RMQQ' , ,- 'ff f.,C' I H A 551.gif-?7:f:?2Uf5,'f1,. ,rv 1- 'gl . ffAf'Qf', NA'fff 'k 1E'?Q f ,'Qf lf -U-ll!-,', 'ix , f',f:'k'-'-ff, ' .' ,ly ' ' WIN T545 .. in 'I 5 W A X 7. ffffw' ff f-fl ' fw f h?,'M--2.4 fH'k9?gW A ,. ,f f . 'A 1 , A-x A- 'j j .ff , .Af QW , A: ' 3?HIL'?wmm'?g: W , , Qz.. Qi '.XWXKAMLff!! f4M1ffffI-L V ' if - ' fo: ',.f Tp . ' 0 ' ' . A , ,ff ' '23 f 1. ' , 'L- , 09.-. ..,. v I gl- H... I. 1 gi n K 'N 87: ,, D xx L rl VF . N 4 0 , , CD Tb X A vs D P 1 ,T f Q lv 9 :o 'st I 7.7, V Spit. - 6 ' A. V,,b 4 .. 'A AA- I -,.. I I A ' ,V Z 7 ' ,- ig. - ' if abr. ',-rp? 'I he .- 'Ia A :egg bw N Al E:::..?-me 1. z - ll .tl ,I 539 . A f 4 R22 'X --1 Tiff? --N fad? 1 4 1-'HJ f 1 'N iw -Af. fx . 'If77fSZ' N-QW 'A -A AA A- 'WL -ff . . A5'pfAv.! Jzwl. 467' I 7 LEONARD ACKER, Len,,l Poughkeepsie. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Pough- keepsie High School. Four years at Cornell. Beta Samachg Phi Beta Kappag Blauvelt Scholar- shipg Cornell Tuition Scholarship. , - ARTHUR COLDREN AIKIN, Lockport. Agriculture. Prepared at North Tonawanda High School. Four years at Cornell. JAMES KING AIMER, Jim,'l Brooklyn. Agriculture. A.ge, twenty-two. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Two years at Cornell. Phi Kappa Sigmag Freshman Crew. Illilitary Record: Two years' service in infantry with rank of Corporal, A.E.F. Q WILLIAM DELAMERE AKEHURST, Alec, Glencoe, hid. Agriculture. Age, twenty-seven. Prepared at Agricultural High School. Two years at Cornell. Alpha Zetag College Track I, 2, College Glee Club I, 2. Illilitary Rzcord: Corporal, Captain of Company Rilie Team. HARRY Lucius ALDRICH, JR., Slim, Denver, Colo. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Culver lVIilitary Academy. Two years at Cornell. Sigma Phi Epsilon, .7lliZita1'y Record: Eight months' service in Coast Artillery with rank of 2nd Lieutenant, at Fortress lVIonroe, Va. NATHAN EVERETT ALDRICH, Fredonia. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Fredonia Normal School. Three years at Cornell. .Military Rfcord: Three months' service in Field Artillery with rank of 2nd Lieutenant at Camp Taylor, Va. WILLIAM A.NGELL ANDREWS, Andy,'l Grand Haven, Mich. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at The Principia School. Two years at Cornell. Alpha Tau Omega. Military Record: Fifteen months in Air Service with rank of 2nd Lieutenant. PIERRE AUGUST ANTONELLI, Bularia, Sofia. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Vienna, Austria and in French College, France. Three years at Cornell. llffilitary Rfcord: One year's service with the Bulgarian Army during the Balkan W'ar IQIZ-1913. 158 II . A -Q ' 1 ZW V Wifi' V ' I '-::5Qf2:1f'QiTj..,15 . A - . 15 7:e:,.22e.1'3':2.fea:'j-1, . .,.e.f3 '5 4:1Ei'ifrfg'1-2. A -, .41 s . .-'r1'4s'ffiaz:21,..a:f:.'f.:.g1,gfi.,-Z.9 ,211 , - ffLg.'-milpa:-:.1fi i, PABLO CONSTANTINO AROSEMENA, Rosy, Panama, Republic of Panama. Agriculture. Age, Ewenty-eight. Prepared at Instituto Nacional, Panama. Three years at Cornell. Cosmopolitan lub. , DAVID PRESTON AYARS, IR., Dave, Wilkesbarre, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Hillman Academy. Four years at Cornell. Phi Kappi Psi, Musical Clubs. .Military Record: Six months' service in Navy with rank of Apprentice Seaman. MORRISON KYLE BAILEY, '4Morrie, Lakewood, Ohio. Architecture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Lakewood High School. Four years at Cornell. Delta Phi, Cross Countryg Trackg Scroll and Spade. Tlie Cornell Annual: Board 3, Assistant Business Manager 4.5 The Cornell Architect Board I, 2, 3, Business Manager 4. Military Record: Five months' service in Navy with rank of Machinist's Mate, at Pelham Bay and New London, Conn. ROGER BAILEY, Budge, Jamestown. Architecture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Jamestown High School. Four years at Cornell. Seal and Serpentg Savage Clubg The Cornell Widow Board 2, Art Editor 3g L'Ogiveg Gargoyleg Sunday Night Clubg Masque. .Military Record: Eight months' service in Infantry with rank of 2nd Lieutenant at Camp Wadsworth. RAYMOND GRISWOLD BALLARD, Gris, lVIcLean. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Cortland High School. Two years at Cornell. Military Record: One year's service in Infantry with rank of Private, First Class, A.E.F. DONALD DUDLESTON BARNES, l'Don, New York Mills. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Utica Academy. One and a half years at Cornell. Theta Xi, College Soccer. .Mili- tary Reeord: Twenty months' service in Naval Aviation with rank of Ensign, Bureau of Ordnance, Washington, D. C. GUILLERMO BARROS-HURTADO, Don Guillo', Santiago, Chile, Agriculture. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Padres Franceses. Three years at Cornell. Cosmopolitan Clubg Latin-American Club. HARLO PEABODY BEALS, Wayland. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Wayland High School. Three years at Cornell. Kappa Phi. iii! 159 VVALLACE PEARNE BEARDSLEY, W'allie, Ithaca. Architecture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Peddie Institute. Fourlyears at Cornell. Delta Phig Freshman Football Squadg Band I. .Military Record: Fifteen months' service in U. S. N.R.F. with rank of C.Q.M. at New London, Conn. EUGENE WILLIAM BEGGS, Buggs, Glen Ridge, N. Chemistry. Age, twenty. Prepared at Glen Ridge High School. Four years at Cornell. Huntington Clubg University Orchestra I, 2g Musical Clubs 2. lllilitqry Record: Six months' service in U. S. N,R.F. with rank of C.Q.NI. BERNARD BELLIS, '4Burnsie, New York City. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Stuy- vesant High School. Four years at Cornell. Tau Epsilon Phi. CURTIS BURNAM BENNETT, Curt,', !'Benny,l' Richmond, Ky. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one Prepared at Culver Military Academy. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Tau Omega. Ross GARRISON BENNETT, Ross,l' New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Cascadilla School. Four years at Cornell. Sigma Chi, Sphinx Headg Freshman Cap Burning Committeeg Freshman Advisory Committeeg Sophomore Banquet Committeeg Class Day Committeeg Nfusical Clubs 2,35 Manager of.Baseball. lllilitary Rerord: Twenty-one months' service in U. S. N.R.F. with rank of Ensign, at U. S. Base No. 27, Plymouth, England. ' WVILLIAM SABIN BENNETT, JR., Bronc, Cody, WVyoming., Law. Age, twenty. 'Four years at Cor- nell. Delta Chig ,lanusg Law Tax Committee 4, Debating Team 2g President Law Class I. .Military Rerord: Three months' service in Cornell S.A.T.C. JOSEPH PHILLIPS BENSON, f'Doc , Ben , New York City. Veterinary. Age, twenty-six. Pre- pared at Evening High School. Five and a half years at Cornell. Omicron Alpha Tau, Degree of B.S., Cornell 1917. Jllilizary Rrcord: One year's service in M.F.R.C. JACOB BARUCI-I BERGLAS, Jack , Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences-Medicine. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Boys' High School. Four years at Cornell. State Tuition Scholarship, Cosmopolitan Club. Military Record: Four months' service in Cornell S.A.T.C. 160 HARRY SAMSON BERKOFF, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Boys' and Morris High Schools. Three years at Cornell. Menorah5 Zionist Clubg Socialist Society5 University Scholarship. ' MARTIN BIEDERMAN, New York City. Arts and Sciences-Chemistry. Age, twenty. Prepared at DeWitt Clinton High School. Two years at Cornell. State Scholarship. Military Record: Three months' service in Columbia S.A.T.C. JAMES HAROLD B1s1-1oP, jack , Elmira. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Elmira Free Academy. Two years at Cornell. University Band and Orchestra I,2. Military Record: Two years' service in Infantry with rank of 2nd Lieutenant, A.E.F. WALTER GERARD BLACKBURN, Blackie , Yonkers. Chemistry. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Yonkers High School. Four years at Cornell. lllilitary Record: Twenty months' service in Navy with rank of First .Class Quartermaster, Mine Force, New York City. LEO BLOUAROCK, Bull , Brooklyn. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Two years at Cornell. Tau Epsilon Phi5 Crew Squad. Military Record: Twenty- two months' service in U. S. Navy with rank of Ensign, on U.S.S. Nlagnet, U.S.S General Hodges, and U.S.S. Antilla. ' JOSEPH BLUMENTHAL, Joe , New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Stuyvesant High School. Two years at Cornell. Military Record: Four months' service in Naval Aviation with rank of Chief Quartermaster. ARTHUR BRUCE BOEHM, Bruce , Baltimore, Md. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty. Pre- pared at Boys' Latin School. Four years at Cornell. Sigma Phi Epsilon5 College Cross Country 1 3, 45 Sophomore Rush Committee 25 Freshman Advisory Committee 45 Maryland Club5 Musical Clubs 2, 3, 45 Savage Club 3, President 43 Sunday Night Club5 Acting Manager Masque 3, Manager 4. LYMAN WATTS BOLE, Lew, East Hardwick, Vt. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at St. Johnsbury Academy. Four years at Cornell. College Baseball 3. Military Record: Two and one half months' service in Cornell S.A.T.C. 161 X X W' K. Xx S xm X Q , '32-'. Fx-'-:.'.-'iii-19:2-2 - sir: . -5,3 : X .ne-Q, N. ' 'ff' -'i Z ,,,:,5f:.5:,'.f,,:f-' -. . f-: fa ,.,..-j55fg:gei:' Tal' ' ,xg :z225fsg1gf.fJflw-- -,J s5:f.f-.gif 211: a5i:.'5:,:,-- ., x - ,. -. r . V NSY-.if-K.-R-6 -:ri :f1:::::.:5f:211:az,:1.1:-:':r,-.r::-',f:::3- .'::::- ,:R:-3f:r:1:f-a:::q:RL'Ni13aq:q5 X . ..,.. . ,..,, ,, Q' - t t ix Sail HAROLD COOK BOVVMAN, Hack,U Ogdensburg. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Ogdensburg Free Academy. Four and a half years at Cornell. Theta Alphag Adirondack Clubg Manager Inter-Fraternity Bowling League 3, 4. Military Rerord: Eight months' service in Naval Reserve at Cornell and Pelham Bay. HERBERT LEE BOWMAN, BO, Mount Vernon. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Mount Vernon High School. One year at Cornell. Phi Kappa Psig Freshman Footballg Freshman Tennisg Freshman Trackgf Class Tennis Champion I. JOHN FRANKLIN BRADY, JR., John,l' Kansas City, Mo. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- three. Prepared at Cascadilla School. Three years at Cornell. Soccer 2, 35 Lacrosse 2, 3. .Mil- itary Record: Replacement Battalion Signal Corps, WILLIAM HENRY BRANDOW, Bill , Albany. Agriculture. Age, twenty-eight. Prepared at Albany Academy. Three and a half years at Cornell. Chi Psi. Military Record: Three months' service in Aviation Section at Cornellg six months' service at Pelham Bay Naval Station with rank of sea- man. HAROLD GEORGE BREWER, Spring Valley. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Spring Valley High School. Two years at Cornell. Philos. Military Record: Two years' service in Infan- try, CO. F 309th Regiment, A.E.F. with rank Of First Lieutenant. n DANIEL BOSLEY BROOKS, Dan , Cockeysville, Md. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Towson High School. Four years at Cornell. Theta Alphag Helios, Maryland Clubg Scroll and Spadeg College Class Secretary 4. Military Record: Officers' School, Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky. COLONEL LOREN BROWN, Brownie , Hilton. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Hilton High School. Three years at Cornell. Military Rfcord: Seven months' service in Infantry with rank of 2nd Lieutenant at Camp Hancock, Ga. ROGER CRAFTS BROWN, Brownie , La Crescenta, Cal. Medicine. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at San Jose High School. Two years at Cornell. Advanced Choir. 162 RICHARD HARTER BROWN, Dick , 'LBrovvnie9', Romulus. Law. Age, twenty. Prepared at Gen- eva High School. Four years at Cornell. Delta Theta Phig College Tax Committee 35 The Cornell Law Quarterly Boardg Second Fraser Law Scholarship 4. Military Record: Two months' service in Cornell S.A.T.C. ALLEYNE HENRY BRUCKHEIMER, Bruck , Buffalo. Artsiand Sciences-Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Lafayette High School. Four years at Cornell. Beta Samachg University Orchestra I, 2, 3g Mandolin Club 2, 3. Ilafilitary Record: Three months' service in In- fantry with rank of Sergeant, Replacement Camp. SIDNEY SLATER BUCKLEY, Buck , Yonkers- Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Yon- kers High School. Four years at Cornell. ARTHUR WALKER BUALL. Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Four years at Cornell. Military Record. Three months' service in the Cornell S.A.T.C. GEORGE PERCIVAL BULLARD, Ithaca. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Theresa High School. Four and a half years at Cornell. Phi Sigma Ka-ppag Tau Beta Pig Pyramidg Fresh- man Advisory Committeeg Varsity Wrestling Team 135 lb. class, Second Intercollegiate Wrestling Championships 135 lb. classg 145 lb. Novice Wrestling Championg 145 lb. University Wrestling Championg State Scholarship. Milttary Record: Three months' service in Cornell S.A.T.C. LESTER PULTZ BURT, Catatonk. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at Owego Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. State Tuition Scholarship, Cash Scholarship. JOHN LEVENUS BUYS, '4Venie,', Sodus Point. Agriculture. Age, tWCI'1ty'-One. Prepared at Newark High School. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Gamma Rho. CHARLES STANFORD BYRON, Charley,', Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences-Adedicine. Age, twenty. . . , . Prepared at Bushwick High School. Four years at Cornell. .Mtlzlary Record: Two months service in Cornell S.A.T.C. 163 Jo I-IARNLY CABLE, 'cJoe , Lima, Ohio. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Miami Military Institute. Four years at Cornell. Delta Tau Delta, Sphinx I-Ieadg Freshman 'Advisory Committee 3, 45 Treasurer Interfraternity Rushing Association, Manager Musical Clubs. Military Rerord: One year's service in Air Service as Pilot with rank of 2nd Lieutenant at Souther Field, Americus, Ga. CHARLES XA-ILBUR CAHOON, JR., Bud , Chicago, Ill. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Terrill School,,Dallas, Texas. Four years at Cornell. Sigma Phi, Quill and Dagger, Freshman Advisory Committee 35 Council 45 Class Day Committee 4g Sunday Night Clubg The Cornell flrmualf Board, Business Manager 4. Military Record: Four months' service in Field Ar- tillery with rank of 2nd Lieutenant at Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky. HAROLD CAMINEZ, Camy',, Brooklyn. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Three years at Cornell. Freshman Football Squad, Varsity Football Squad 2. lllilitary Record: Three months, service in the U. S. N. R. F. at Cornell with rank of Apprentice Seaman. JAMES MONROE CAMPBELL, Roe , Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty- three. Prepared at Oklahoma High School. Four years at Cornell. Scorpion. Military Record: Four months' service in the Coast Artillery with rank of znd Lieutenant at Fortress Monroe, Va. DANA GEORGE CARD, Cardie , Sylvania, Pa. Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Troy High School. Four years at Cornell. Theta Alpha, Helios, Honor Committee 3, Chairman 45 East- man Stage 4g Round-up Clubg Scroll and Spade, Cornell Rifle Club. Military Record: Three months' in the Air Service at Ithaca with rank of Sergeant. DANIEL JOHN CAREY, 'Dan , Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Groton High School. Four years at Cornell. Cornell Catholic Clubg Round-up Club. RAFAEL CARMOEGA, f'Carmy , '4Che Fa , Rio Piedras, Porto Rico. Architecture. Age, twenty- four. Prepared at San Juan Central High School. Five years at Cornell. JUAN CARRASCO, Temuco, Chile. Mining Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Internado Barros Arana, Santiago. Four years at Cornell. A.B. and Bachelor in Mathematics, State Uni- versity, Santiago, Chile. Latin-American Clubg Cosmopolitan Clubg American Institution of Min- ing Engineers. l f 164 i F Q,,,.,,.,. ,, ' ,753 ,. . '53, . -' . A . ' ' 11561 ',::,1 , 1 , - gy -A Y S72 . -:2'. 1:Q.r1E-1f- . i I ,-jf Q f',.- Q if ' .sjfff ii., V ,.:-aaaf .g.:g:'- -ff'g5Q,wS 'f'C1 --zlfiiigpfzkftii V: f .sf ,wav .1 1 .- ':1f ,-.1.f':.ea1'a f:- ff. - .2 at N MALCOLM BARRINGTON CARROLL, l'Mal , Staten Island. Law. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Cur- tis High School. Four years at Cornell. Phi Delta Phi, State Scholarship, University Undergrad- uate Scholarship, Fraser Scholarship, The Owls, The Cornell Law Quarterly Board. lllilitary Rec- ord: Eighteen months' service in Naval Reserve Force with rank of Ensign at U.S. Naval Air Sta- tion, Chatham, Mass. , Y KUO-TUNG CHAO, K, T. , Katy,', Tientsin, China. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at St. Stephen's' College, Hong Kong, China. Four years at Cornell. Cornell Chinese Students' Club 2, 3, President 4, Cosmopolitan Club. ' LOUIS ROUNSEVILLE CHAPMAN, 'lFlooie , Swissvale, Pa. Architecture. Age, twenty-three. Pre-- pared at Peabody High School. Two years at Cornell. Pi Kappa Alpha, The Cornell Archilfct Board, Assistant Business Manager 2. Military Record: Eighteen months' service in Signal Corps with rank of First Sergeant at Camp lvleade, lVld. and A.F,.F. - CHUNIEN CONSTANT CHEN, Shanghai City, China. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Attended Maryland State College of Agriculture for three years. One year at Cornell. Chinese Students' Club. CI-IE KWEI CHEN, Canton, China. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Punahou Academy at Honolulu, T. H. Four years at Cornell. Cosmopolitan Club, Chinese Students' Club, He Hui Hawaii. HENRY CLAY CHEYNEY, JR., Heinie , Evanston, Ill. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Evanston Township High School. Two years at Cornell. Delta Phi, The Cornell Daily Sun Board. lllilitary Record: Ten months' service in Naval Air Service as Student- Flight Olhcer at Great Lakes, M.l.T., Boston, and Miami, Florida. CYRUS MARVIN CHRISTIAN, '4Mary , Horseheads. Arts and Sciences-Nledicine. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Horseheads High School. Two years at Cornell. Scorpion, A.dvanced Choir I, 2, 3, May Festival IQ 2nd Lieutenant, First Lieutenant, and Captain R.O.T.C. 2. lllilizary Record: Fourteen months' service in Machine Gun Battalion with rank of 2nd Lieutenant at Camp Sevier,xS. C. CLYDE CHRISTIE, '4Chris , Bergenlield, N. J. Law. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Hackensack High School. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Tau Omega, Phi Delta Phi, Book and Bowl, Sopho- more Rush Committee 2, Law Tax Committee 3, Junior Smoker Committee 3, Sunday Night Club, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 4, Senior Ball Committee 4. ,Miliiary Record: Three months' service in Cornell Naval Unit. .4 .e M . e lla are y ..,f, ,Aa ,Aug fm- I 'I Q 3. in . . , S ll.- 165 LEE I'IINCI-IMAN CLARK, '4Lee,', Brooklyn. Chemistry. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Boys' High School. Five years at Cornell. Psi Upsilong Sphinx Headg Tau Beta Pig Alernbicg Lacrosse Squadg Chairman Second Liberty Loan Committee, Senior Pledge Committeeg President Interfraternity Rushing Association, Sunday Night Club. VN-ILLIAM HOLBROOK CLEMINSHAW, IR., Bo , Cleveland, O. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- one. Prepared at University School. Four years at Cornell. Delta Phig Aleph Samachg Quill and Dagger, Wearer of the C g Freshman Trackg Varsity Trackg Chairman Freshman Spring Day Committeeg Chairman Freshman Advisory Committee. Military Record: Three months' ser- vice in Naval Reserve Force at Cornell with rank of C.M.M. A THOMAS FLETCHER COCHRAN, Coclcie , East Orange, N. I. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Stevens Preparatory School. Four years at Cornell. Phi Delta Thetag Rod and Bobg Freshman Crew Squadg Freshman Advisory Committee, Southerners' Club, Masque. Mililary Record: Nineteen months' service on U.S.S. Georgia with rank of Ensign. DONALD GRISWOLD CocKcROET, Donn, Northport. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared ' at Northport High School. Two years at Cornell. Kappa Psig The Cornell Civil Enginfer Board, Associate Editor 2. Miliiary Rrcord: Twenty-two months' service in U. S. N. R. F., eleven months overseas, with rank of Ensign. REGINALD HEDLEY COE, '4Rex , Medina. Nlechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Two years at Cornell. Phi Kappa Sigma. Mil-ilary Rzcordg U. S. Navy with rank of Machinist's Mate at Newport, R. I. MORRIS GILBERT COHEN, K'Gil'l, Monticello. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Monticello High School. Four years at Cornell. State Scholarshipg Cornell Scholarshipsg Zionistg Menorah. .Military Record: Three months, service in Cornell S.A.T.C. ROBERT HOVER COLLACOTT, Painesville, Ohio. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Painesville High School. Four years at Cornell. .Military Rrcord: Ten months' service in the U. S. Naval Reserve with rank of Seaman. WILLIAM PETHICK COLTMAN, '4Buck , Peking, China. Law.'Age, twenty. Prepared at Chefoo, China, ,Three years at Cornell. Kappa Delta Rhog Delta Theta Phig Soccer 35 Track 3, 45 Senior Ball Committee 4. .Military Record: Three months' service in Cornell S.A.T.C. ,fa , 1 , fr . , 6 eff? I A Kerala. 4351355 2 ' ' : .+-nw-2 - .fr 166 I i I V ,A . , lm--. ,Y H, gp. ,K , gm ,,,, ,.7,.,.,,.... ,v -7 WY, M... W, ...ag I, WHY. 71- 7777740 - Y V--g - 1.2, :li , V., l A li ll' il il' fl QI :ii EDWARD EUGENE CoNRoY, Cactus,', Ted , Odgen, Utah. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Ogden High School. Two years at Cornell. Sigma Chi, University Novice Welter- Wieight Wrestling Champion 2. Ilflilitary Record: Twenty months service in 5th Nlarines, A.E.F. with rank of First Lieutenant, Croix de Guerre. FRANK SCI-IILLE CONSTANS, Frank , Chicago, Ill. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Harvard School. Four years at Cornell. Phi Kappa Psi, Pyramid. .Military Record: Eight months' service in U.S. Navy with rank of Second Class Seaman. j'AMES RICHARD CooK, Jimmy , Gloversville. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Gloversville High School. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Psi. JOHN POTWIN CORRIGAN, jack , Pittsburg, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Mount St. Mary's College, Emmitsburgh, Md. Two years at Cornell. Sigma Chi, Aleph Samach, Freshman Base Ball, Majura, Baseball Manager Elect 2. Military Record: Twenty-two months' service in U. S. Navy with rank of Ensign on lVIine-Planter, North Sea. LOUIS ALFRED CORWIN, Shorty , Richmond Hill. Veterinary. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Richmond Hill High School. Three and a halfyears at Cornell. Omega Tau Sigma, Wearer ofthe C , 'Freshman Baseball, Varsity Baseball Squad 2, Varsity Baseball 3, Captain 4, College Baseball IQ College Basketball 2, 3, 4, Gridiron 2, 3, Cross Country 23 Society of Comparative Medicine. WILLIAM HENRY CORWITH, Bill , Rockville Centre. Law. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Poly- technic Preparatory School, Brooklyn. Three years at Cornell. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Phi Delta Phi. Military Record: Eight months' service in Quartermaster Corps with rank of First Class Ser- LOWELL HAROLD CROSS, Red , HPink',, Sterling, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Wyfoming Seminary. Four years at Cornell. Lambda Chi Alpha, Sphinx Head, Wearer of the C , Freshman Baseball, Varsity Baseball Squad 2, Varsity Baseball 3, College Basketball I, 2, Varsity Basketball Squad 2, 3, 4, Junior Rush Committee. llfliiizary Record: Seven months' service Can. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. FREDERICK WILLIAM CUFFE, Bill , Toronto, l ,rv- Wag, A ig .. . 4 P ,M E t 1 ll. l , J lili , 'Vg-.fijii ,,,, V ' ' '- ' 11' .. 1 - lil aff WM, M., - .. X , i' f ,. . . . li lui lll, ll? si fill lll' 'Ir .Q it--T L- 1 L1 lilll 2. 2 'il ,W llyx, lp l li 4 l., . ,J l - l rl- if ,. is' ' 'ie . 14-' geant at Camp Dix, N. ill' ii i l M IH ' in U.S.N.R.F. at League Island. l , r , , Prepared at Toronto Technical School. Four years at Cornell. Theta Alpha, Eta Kappa Nu. ,,-.-- ,,,, . ,- I I 1 10- 167 HARRY DAVIDSON, Shorty , New York City. Arts and Sciences-Chemistry. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at. Commercial High School, Brooklyn. Four years at Cornell. zllilitary Record: Six months' service in Cornell Naval Unit with rank of Second Class Seaman. ALFRED HALE DAVIS, Al , Roscoe. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Walton High School. Two and one half years at Cornell. Kappa Psi. Military Record: Two months' service in Cornell S.A.T.C. ' Louis WELTON DAWSON, Joe, Boonton, N. J. Law. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Boonton High School. Four years at Cornell. Phi Sigma KappagPhi Delta Phig College Basketball 2, 3, 4g' Freshman Basketball Squadg Law Tax Committee 3, Chairman Law Smoker Committee 43 Board- man Scholarshipg Mandolin Club 2, 3, 45 The Cornell Law Quarterly Board 3, Editor-in-Chief 4. lllilitary Record: One years' service in Navy with rank of Gunner's Mate on U. S. S. Aileen. EZRA HALsEY DAY, Chippy, Wortendyke, N. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Paterson High School. Three years at Cornell. Eleusisg The Sibley fournal of Engineer- ing Board, Business Manager. .Military Record: Seventeen months in Air Service with rank of 2nd Lieutenant at Ground School, Ithaca. ARTHUR HOBSON DEAN, Hob, Ithaca. Law. Age, twenty. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Two years at Cornell. Phi Delta Phi. .Milimry Record: Three months' service in Cornell Naval Unit with rank of Apprentice Seaman. FORDYCE CHARLES DEITZ, Deitz, Albany. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Albany High School. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Zetag State Scholarshipg College Glee Club I, 25 Pomo- logy Club 2. ROBERT EADIE DEPUE, Dip, El Paso, Texas. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Barringer High School, Newark, N. J. One year at' Cornell. Phi Kappa Sigmag Freshman Trackg Sophomore Cotillion Committee. Military Record: Seventeen months' service in Infantry with rank of 2nd Lieutenant at Camp Dix, N. J. . IVIORSE DIAL, Bo, Fargo, N. D. Nlechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Fargo High School. Two years at Cornell. Delta Upsilong Quill and Dagger, Manager of Crew 4. Mili-. tary Record: Fourteen months' service in Naval Aviation as Instructor in Aerial Combat with rank of Ensign at Pensacola, Fla. . .L L-, ,LLL L LL. . .LL, L H L, L ,L LLL,LYi6g, . ,LY--W--,,LL,m ,,L,LL, ,M , WALL., Q BENJAMIN DIAMOND, New Brighton. Arts and Sciences-Medicine. Age, twenty-One. Prepared at Curtis High School. Four years at Cornell. College Soccer 25 College Baseball 3. Ilffilitczry Rccord: Two and a half months' service in Cornell S.A.T.C.. JOSEPH HENRY DIAMOND, New Brighton. Arts and Sciences-Medicine. Age, twenty-One. Prepared at Curtis High School. Four years at Cornell. College Soccer 25 State Scholarship. ,Military Record: Two and a half months' service in Cornell S.A.T.C. EDWARD EUGENE DICKIER, Ithaca. Law. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. Winner IQ4 Nlemorial Debate Stage 4. ALBERT LOUIS DITTMAR, Ditt, Williamsport, Pa. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Pre- pared at Williamsport High School. Four years at Cornell. - JOSEPH ELLSWORTH DOAN, JR., Bill, Coatesville, Pa. Architecture. Age, twenty-three. Two years at Cornell. Phi Kappa Psi, L'Ogiveg Freshman Footballg Freshman Baseball, College Basket- ballg College Baseball I, 2g University Orchestra I, 2. Military Record: One year's service in Aviation and Artillery With rank Of and Lieutenant at Kelly Field, Texas and Camp Zachany Taylor, Ky. HAROLD MCKENDREE DODGE, Dodger, Rockland. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Roscoe High School. Four yearns at Cornell. Huntington Clubg State Cash Scholarship. .Military Record: Three months' service in Infantry With rank of Private at Camp Sevier. FRANK' DOYLE, Mike Doughenf' Akron, Ohio. Law. Age, .twenty-two. Prepared at Akron Central High School. One year at Cornell. Phi Sigma Kappag Phi Delta Phi. FREDERIC DALTON DRAKE, Smoky, Buffalo. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Hutch- inson High School. Four years at Cornell. 169 ,A A Tl i ,N 'F 1 . u 1 'ir 3 A RUssEL RAYMOND DRAKE, Bus, Sheridan. Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Dunkirk High School. Four years at Cornell. Komosg State Cash Scholarship. .Military Record: Two months' service in Cornell S.A.T.C. GILBERT WAADE DUNCAN, '4Dunk, Pittsburgh, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Pittsburgh High School. Three years at Cornell. Phi Gamma Delta. Military Record: Nineteen months' service in U. S. N.R.F. and U.S.N.F.C. with rank of C.Q.M. CAD. PERCY LAWRENCE DUNN, Pere, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one, Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Gamma Rho, Helios, Farmers' Week Committee 1, 2, 3, 45 Eastman Stage 3, 4. Military Record: Two months' service in Cornell S.A.T.C. BRYAN MUNROE EAGLE, Pete, xLittle Rock, Arkansas. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Lawrenceville School. Three years at Cornell. Psi Upsilong Sphinx Headg Junior Smoker Committeeg Freshman Advisory Committee 3: Majurag Book and Bowlg Hebs-Sag Sunday Night Clubg Assistant Manager Varsity Baseball 3g Manager Elect 4. Military Record: Field Artillery Officers' Training Camp. ROGER GANNETT EASTMAN, Murph, Belleville. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at V Union Academy. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Phi. A JOSEPH LEES EASTWICK, Joe,', Norristown, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Tome School. Four years at -Cornell. Alpha Delta Phig Aleph Samachg Quill and Daggerg Freshman Advisory Committee 45 Beth L'Amedg Sunday Night Clubg Assistant Manager Track 2,- Manager 3. Military Record: Twenty months' service in Artillery with rank of 2nd Lieutenant at Fort Sill, Okla. ALBERT JOHN ECKHARDT, Al, Wooclhaven, L. I. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Richmond Hill High School. Four years at Cornell. ,Sigma Pi, State Cash Scholarship, As- sistant in Accounting. Military Rzcord: Three months' service in Cornell S.A.T.C. JOHN CHUBBUCK EDWARDS, Jack,'l Hastings-onaHudson. Chemistry. Age, 'twenty-one. Pre- pared at Passaic High School. Three and a half years at Cornell. Freshman Cap Burning Commit- tee: Huntington Club. Zllililary Record: Four months' service in U.S.N.R.F. with rank of Second Class Seaman at New Haven, Conn. -:rQr3M 3:2:5. ., 5 iii: ' . V. f A -a' I 4:1--M Aw? , .. M 2 ' C2115 y-Q' 31' ,. ff7ii:i,V7l T 3 ' 170 -, G.fear..- XA-ILLIAM CHARLES ELDRIDGE, Bill, VVashington, D. C. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at VVashington High School. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Delta Rho, Hebs-Sa, First Lieutenant F.O.T.C. 2, Nlajor 3, Student Honor Committee 3, The Cornell Countryman Board, Business Manager 3. Illilizary Record: Five months' service in Artillery with rank of 2nd Lieutenant at Camp Zachary Taylor. VVILLIAM PERRY ELLIOTT, New Berlin. Arts and Sciences-Medicine. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at New Berlin High School. Four years at Cornell. Military Record: M.E.R.C. ' CHARLES YVELLINGTON ELMER, Duke, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. Beta Theta Pi, Quill and Dagger, Aleph Samach, Phi Beta Kappa, Junior Smoker Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee, Student Council 4, Interfraternity Council, Assistant Manager Basketball 3, Manager 4, Iklilitary Record: Three months' service in Artillery with rank of 2nd Lieutenant at Fort h4onroe, Va. EDNVIN ELLIS ELWOOD, Sam, Fort Plain. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Hart- wick Seminary. Two years at Cornell. Alpha Zeta, Farmers' Week Committee 2, Nlandolin Club. GEORGE FREDERICK ENSWORTH, '4Freddie,U Westheld, Mass. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Westheld High School. Three years at Cornell. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, A Quill and Dagger, Wearer ofthe C,',Sunday Night Club, Freshman Football, Freshman Baseball, Varsity Baseball 3, Varsity Football Squad 2, Freshman Banquet Committee, Sophomore Cotillion Committee., MiZz'tary Record: Naval Aviation, A.E.F. with rank of C.S.M. JAMES FRANKS EPPENSTEIN, Eppie, Elgin, Ill. Arts and Sciences. Age, nineteen. Prepared at Elgin High School. Four years at Cornell. Phi Beta Kappa. Ikfililary Record: Three months' service in Navy with rank of Apprentice Seaman. EARL RADFORD EVANS, Great Barrington, Mass. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Searles High School. Four years at Cornell. Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa Nu, Freshman Hockey, College Baseball 3. FREDERIC CHARLES EVANS, Great Barrington, Mass. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Searles High School. Four years at Cornell. Tau Beta Pi. 171 HOVVARD TVIORTIMER EVARTS, Buffalo. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at LaFayette High School. Four years at Cornell. .Military Record: Two months' service in Cornell S.A.T.C. EDWARD RAYMOND EWING, Ray, Norwich Town, Conn. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- one. Prepared at Norwich Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. American Institute of Electri- cal Engineers. zllilitary Record: One month's service in Signal Corps with rank of Private at Yale University, New Haven, Conn., and S. C. Training School for Officer Candidates. JAMES ALLEN EWING, Jim, Youngstown, Ohio. Law. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Rayen ' School. Four years at Cornell. Delta Chi5 The Cornell Law Quarterly Board, Manager'3. Mili'- tary Record: One years' service in Tank Corps with rank of T.C.O.S. at Gettysburg5 A.E.F. ABRAHAM FEITELBERG, Scraps, New York City. Arts and Sciences-hledicine. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at DeWitt Clinton High School. Four years at Cornell. Sigma Alpha lVIu5 State Scholar- ship5 Menorah. Military Record: Four months' service in Nledical Enlisted Reserve Corps. HARRY FENDICK, Olyphant, Pa. Law. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Olyphant High School. Military Record: N.R.F.C. I EDWARD BERENT FERNSCHILD, Fernie, New Rochelle. Agriculture. Age, twenty-tWO. Prepared at New Rochelle High School. Three years at Cornell. College Cross Country I, 35 Class Cross Country 25 Varsity Cross Country Squad 2,35 Varsity Track 35 Farmers' Week Committee I, 2, 35 C.U.C.A. I, 2, 35 llliliiary Record: Four months' service in Infantry with rank of 2nd Lieutenant at Camp Lee, Va. MERWIN JESSE FINKELSTEIN, Fink, VVellsboro, Pa. Chemistry. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Wellsboro High School. Four years at Cornell. Zeta Beta Tau. Mililary Record: Three months' service in Cornell S.A..T.C. ALFRED ELIAS FISCHER, Al, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Townsend Harris Hall. Four years at Cornell. Zeta Beta Taug Coxswain College Crew I5 The Cornell Armiialr Board 2, Junior Associate Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4. lllilitary Record: Three months' service in Cornell S.A,T.C. 172 FELIX ALBERT FISH, Fish, Kansas City, Mo. Arts and Sciences-Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Westpach High School. One year at Cornell. Phi Gamma Delta. Military Record: Chemical Warfare Service with rank of Corporal atCleveland, Ohio. DONALD FISHER, '4Doc, Weedsport. Mechanical Engineering CE.E.j. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Weedsport High School. Three and a half years at Cornell. American Institute of Electrical 4 Engineers. Military Record: Three months' service in Cornell S.A.T.C ROBERT BRYAN FOULKS, l'Bob, Canton, Ohio. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Canton High School. One year at Cornell. Theta Chi. lllilitary Record: Eight months' service as a Designer in U. S. Ordnance Dept. Dayton, Ohio. ALMON FOWLER, l'j'immy, Wyoming, Pa. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Wyoming Seminary. Four years at Cornell. Phi Delta Sigmag The Cornell Countryman Board I, 2. Mili- tary Record: Six months' service in Quartermaster Corps and Cornell S.A.T.C. JAMES HICKS Fox, Jim, New Rochelle. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at New Rochelle High School. One year at Cornell. Military Record: Twenty-two months' service in U.S. N.R.F. with rank of Ensign on U. S. S. Sierra. CUTHBERT BANCROFT FRASER, Soc, Bul'l'alo. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three, Prepared at Buffalo Technical High School. Four years at Cornell. Lambda Chi Alpha: JOHN CHARLES FRIEDRICH, 'LFreddy, Red Wing, Minn. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Shattuck School. Four years at, Cornell. Skullg The Sibley jonrnrzl of Engineering Board I, 2, Editor-in-Chiefg ,4g A.S.M.E. lldfilitary Record: Three months service in Coast Artillery with rank of Private, Fort Monroe, Va. HAROLD BENTLEY FULLER, Fuller, Greene. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Greene High School, Three years at Cornell. Alpha Gamma Rho. Helios. ' ,L W , MM, , ,,,,,,, ,, ,.,,,, V,.c,,,, Y A 173 THEODORE EMMETT GATY. JR., Ted, Mforristown, N. I. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Morris Academy. Four years at Cornell. Zodiac: Freshman Cap Burning Committee, Hunting- ton Club. lllilitary Record: Twenty months' service in Naval Aviation with rank of Ensign, A.E.F. JOHN CHARLES GEBHARD, jack, New York City. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Stuyvesant High School. Four years at Cornell. Scorpion, Tau Beta Pig Rod and Bob, College Honor System Committee, Chairman 45 Cornell Rifie Club. Military Record: Three months' service in Coast Artillery with rank of 2nd Lieutenant at Fort Nlonroe, Va. RAYMOND HAROLD GEER, Ray, Highland Park, Ill. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Deerfield-Shields High School. Four years at Cornell. Sigma Phi, Musical Clubs 2, 3, 4g Milizary Record: Six months' service in U.S.N.A.R. School. ARTHUR EDWARD GIBSON, Pink, Brooklyn. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Four years at Cornell. Phi Kappa Psi. HOWARD LYON GIBSON, Gila, Langhorne, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Tome Preparatory School. Two years at Cornell. Beta Theta Pig Senators' Club, Tome Club. lllilitary Record: Sixteen months' service in Air Service with rank of 2nd Lieutenant at Gerstner Field, La. - GEORGE EARL GILLESPIE, Chud, North Tonawanda, Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at North Tonawanda High School. Two and a half years at Cornell. Delta Upsilong Fresh- man Tax Committeeg Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Freshman Advisory Committee, Manager Freshman Football. Military Record: Thirteen months' service in Field Artillery with rank of Lieutenant, A.E.F. A EUGENE F. GILLIGAN, Abe, Freeport. Law. Age, twenty-One. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Four years at Cornell. Sigma Pig Delta Theta Phi, Chairman College Tax Committee 45 The Cornell Law Quarterly Board, Associate Editor 2, 3, 4. .Military Record: Six months' service in U.S.N.R.F. with rank of First Class Seaman on Atlantic Coast. - HERMAN GINSBERG, Brooklyn. Agriculture. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Manual Training High School. TWO years at Cornell. Military Record: Twenty months' service in Infantry with rank of Private, A.E.F. 174 JEROME GLASER, Jerry, Sayre, Pa. Arts and Sciences-Medicin. A e ge, twenty. Prepared at Sayre High School Four years at Cornell. Pi Lambda Phi. Military Record: Three months, service in Cornell S.A.T.C. g HARRY GOLD, Schenectady. Arts and Sciences-Nledicine. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Schenec- tady High School. Four years at Cornell. Phi Beta Kappag State Tuition Scholarshipg State Cash Scholarshipg Zionistg Menorah 3. lllilitary Record: Two and a half months' service in Cornell Medi- cal S.A.T.C. JESSE MORRIS GOLDBAUM, jesse Jamesf' Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age twent -two. Pr , . 1 Y e- parecl at Boys High School. Four years at Cornell. Omicron Alpha Taug State Scholarshipg Menorah. Military Record: Cornell S.A.T.C. JOSEPH GOLDBERG, Ingram, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. A e, twent -tw. P d , . g y O repare at Boys High School. Four years at Cornell. Blauvelt Scholarshipg State Scholarshipg Intercollegiate S . 1. S . . . I . , . . . . . . ocia 1st ociety. Military Rccord. Five months service in Chemical Warfare Service with rank of Private, at Washington D. C. SAMUEL SAMSON V . , - . Newton High School. Three and a half years at Cornell. Alpha Epsilon Pig Menorah, GOLDBERG, 'LCy, Brooklyn. Agriculture Age twenty four Prepared at ALEXANDER GORDON, Al, New York City. Agriculture Age twenty-three Prepared at DeWitt Clinton High School. TWO years at Cornell., Varsity: Soccerg 'College Soccer. Military Record: Nine monthsf service in Infantry with rank of 2nd Lieutenant at Camp Upton, N. Y. GEORGE BENEDICT GORDON, Chappaqua. Forestry. Age, twenty-One. Alpha Zetag Varsity Baseball Squad zg Varsity Basketball Squad ZQ Cornell Forestry Club. Military Record: Fifteen months' service in U.S.N.R.F. with rank of Quartermaster. RUEUS JAMES GORDON, Chappaqua. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Pleasantville High School. Four years at Cornell. '86 Memorial Stageg C.U.C.A. Gliliv 175 LoUIs GOTTSCHALK, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Boys' High School. Four years at Cornell. Phi Beta Kappa, State Cash Scholarshipg State Tuition Scholarshipg Assist- ant in Ancient History. Cosmopolitan Club. ' ANDREW HASWELL GREEN, f'Andy, Chicago, Ill. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Choate School. Four years at Cornell. Chi PsigFreshman Advisory Committee, Majurag Sunday Night Club, Book and Bowl, Kappa Beta Phi, Mandolin Club. RANDOLPH CI-IALKER GRIFFITI-I, 'cGriH,,' Dunnellon, Florida. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Stetson Academy. One year at Cornell. Kappa Sigma CTulanejg Cosmopolitan Club: Tertulia. CHARLES MENTEL GRIMM, Pete, Dayton, Ohio. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Two years at Cornell. Beta Theta Pi. Military Record: Eleven months in Air Service as Flying Cadet at Call Field. HAROLD CLAYTON GRINNELL, Grinny,,' Broadalbin. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Gloversville High School. Four years at Cornell. Sigma Phi Sigma, University Band. Mili- tary Record: Eleven months' service in Coast Artillery with rank of 2nd Lieutenant at Camp Eustis, Va. FRANCIS AMBROSE HALEY, Harp, Comet, Watertown. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Watertown High School. Four years at Cornell. Pyramid. Military Rtcord: Eleven and a half months' service in Cornell S.A.T.C. LESLIE HOLBERT HALL, Les, Harrisburg, Pa. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Harrisburg High School. Two years at Cornell. MAYNARD ERWIN HALL, Shine, Gloversville. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Gloversville High School. Three years at Cornell. Kappa Psi. llflilitary Reford: Six months' service in Navy with rank of Gunnerls Mate at Seaman Gunners' School, Wlashington, D.C. 176 f2'l7-- iii- Lg ++ f-ref-' .-f-'rc I Ti-1'--7 ' wT?3 ET:i L ' 11 3:11 Q I5 V' lull if ,, , lg, 1 l ' , gr ., ,,.. .. 1' :'-mg -ff 1 1 if Qi 1 ' .1319 if M ffgyi -Iwi I I Q' 1' , .liluivi V' ' Z l l CASPER HEEG HAMILTON, Heeg, Newport, Ky. Nlechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Newport High School and Ohio Mechanical Institute. One month at Cornell. llflililary Record: Twenty-one months' service in Medical Detachment I36 F.A., A.E.F. MAYNARD CHARLES HAMMOND, Bob, Port Jervis. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Port Jervis High School. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Gamma Rho, Helios, Student Honor Committee 3, College Glee Club, Festival Chorus. .Military Record: Six months' service in Q.M.R. and Cornell S.A.T.C. FRANCIS WILLIAM HANKINS, Hank, Auburn. Nlechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Auburn High School. Four years at Cornell. V JAMES HENRY HARDEN, Jimmy, Brooklyn. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Xavier Preparatory School. Four years at Cornell. Sphinx Head, Wearer of the C , Hebs-Sag College Track 7.5 College Basketball, College Baseball, Varsity Basketball Squad 2, Varsity Football Squad 3, Varsity Baseball 3. lllilitary Record: Five months' service in Infantry with rank of Corporal at Camp Gordon, Ga. ELIAS EARL HARDING, '4Bones, Albion. Agriculture. Age. twenty-three. Prepared at Albion High School. Two years at Cornell. Military Record: Five months' service in Coast Artillery with rank of Private at Fort Monroe, Va., and Fort Hamilton, N. Y. VIIILLIAM HENRY HARRISON, 'cHarry, Indianapolis, Indiana. Architecture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at.Shortridge High School. Two years a Cornell. lllilitary Record: Six months' service in Infantry with rank of 2nd Lieutenant, Camp Lee, Va. HENRY EUGENE HARTLIAN, Count, New York City. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Townsend Harris Hall. Four years at Cornell. Sigma Pi. llflilitary Record: Five months' service in Navy with rank of First Class Seaman at Pelham Bay. EMIN HAssAN, Bill, Brooklyn. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Three years at Cornell. Theta Xi, Hebs-Sag Varsity SoccerTeam, Captain 3,4g Minor Sports Council 3, 4. .Military Rerord: Eleven months' service in Naval Aviation with rank of Ensign at Nliami and Pensacola, Fla. , 177 - I iv - A- - v--.A-A-W 0 f' -Y .Ag - :A X .2 1.'..'1'.-1 -e .:: :.e M EUGENE JOSEPH HASSELBECK, UGene, Buffalo. Arts and Sciences-Chemistry. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at'IVIasten Park High School. Four years at Cornell. Track, Nlanager Cross Country Club. Military Record: Three months' service in Cornell S.A.T.C. ALBERT I-IAYwooD, JR.,f'Al, Flushing. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Flushing High School. Two years at Cornell. Sigma Pi, Freshman Track, Varsity Tracklz. Military Record: Fourteen months' service in Naval Aviation with rank of Ensign at Miami, Fla. SETI-I WIVALLACE HEARTFIELD, Seth, Newburgh. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Holbrook School. Four years at Cornell. Sigma Phi, Freshman Track, Varsity Track Squad 2, Varsity Track 3, 4, Soccer 2. Military Record: Thirteen months, service in U.S.N.R. with rank of Quartermaster at Newport, R. I. RAYMOND JOHN HEMPI-IILL, Hemp, Jamestown. Arts and Sciences-Chemistry. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Titusville High School. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Chi Rho. CHARLES FRANCIS HENDRIE, IVIike,,' Brooklyn. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at Northampton High School., Four years at Cornell. Phi Gamma Delta, Wearer ofthe C , Freshman Crew, Junior Varsity Crew 2, Varsity Crew 3, Wrestling Squad, Masque. Military Record: Five months' service in Cornell Naval Unit. ' WILLIAM KLEMM HENIGBAUM, Bill, Davenport, Iowa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Davenport High School. Four years at Cornell. Beta Theta Pi, Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa Nu. Military Record: Six months' service in Signal Corps at Cornell with rank of Private. MORRIS WHITNEY HERRIRIAN, Mo, Oak Park, Ill. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Oak Park High School. Three years at Cornell. Chi Phi, Quill and Dagger, Wearer ofthe C , Varsity Football 3, College Crew I, Freshman Rush Committee, Sunday Night Club, Pyra- mid. lllililary Record: Six months' service in Naval Aviation with rank of C.Q.NI. at Boston, lXfIass. WILSON ANDREW HERRINGTON, Ellisville, Miss. Agriculture. Age, Twenty-two. Prepared at Southern Industrial Institute. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Zeta. .Military Record: Three months' service in Cornell S.A.T.C. 178 M1 1 , .,., E:.,.-Z:f'.' 3,611 -fv1- ft fi' f ' :am af' ,fire ' 1 ' fy . .M-'rg ff! ff!! ' fe Vw , ' f rf .f V , Mo - f ff.-M--ff' - , l . 4 ':,. . tfdvrx- ., , BYRON HICKS, By, Cedarhurst. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Far Rockaway High School. Three years at Cornell. Sigma Phi Epsilong Masque. .Military Record: Three months' service in Artillery with rank of 2nd Lieutenant at Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky. EDWIN CONVERSE HIGBEE, 2nd, Ed, ' Cleveland, Ohio. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- two. Prepared at University School. One and a half years at Cornell. Delta Phi5 Freshman Track. ,Military Record: Two years' service in 48th Artillery C.A.C. with rank of First Lieutenantg A.E.F. JAMES GARNESS HILLAS, Iimmy, ' West Hoboken, N. I. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Pre- ared at Berkeley-Irving School. Four years at Cornell. Beta Theta Pig Freshman Advisor ie - Y omm1ttee. GEORGE SINGLETON Hrscocx, HT. W., Hissie, Southampton. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty- three. Prepared at Southampton High School, Four years at Cornell. Sigma Upsilong Rod and Bob5 Freshman Trackg Freshman Cross Country5 Varsity Track Squad ZQ Varsity Cross Country Squad 25 Varsity Track 35 College Track 25 College Cross Country 35 Freshman Cap Burning Com- mittee5 State Tuition Scholarshipg Long Island Club5 Cornell Cross-Country Club5 Alumni Pledge Committee 4. Military Record: Two months' service in Cornell S.A.T.C. HARRY BROOKS HOFFMAN, Elmira. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Elmira Free Academy. Two and a half years at Cornell. Sigma Phi Epsilong Freshman Crew. lllilitary Record: One year's service in Infantry CIXIGJ with rank of 2nd Lieutenant at Camp Hancock, Ga. CARROLL L1v1NosroN HOMAN, Sayville. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Sayville High School. Two years at Cornell. Military Record: One years' service in A.S. at Cornell with rank of 2nd Lieutenant. FREDERIC MARTIN Hoskins, Lyons Falls. Law. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Lyons Falls High School. Four years at Cornell. Sigma Pi, Delta Theta Phig The Cornell Law Quarterly Board, Associate Editor 2, 3, Acting Manager 4. FLOYD WOODWORTH HOUGH, Red, Athens. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one.. Prepared at Catskill High School. Four years at Cornell. Military Record: Three months' service in Infantry with rank of 2nd Lieutenant, Camp Lee, Va. , , Z. .V V 115,-vQ,,,..1 ' 31- , 1 3 , i t . , W- ea,7f ' I A J 4 if ' , 2' f fi- . 45 -if , . ,P il, if'-l' z, 'f' ,. K lafglitsg' A, ' -'if ,' Atllipfi' 45- uf! X 5 12, f '-l ze ' H, 5.4123 ' 179 f ::1:,. ' V: I A i X aa f? W ILLIAM MCKINLEY HOUGHTON, Bill, Oneonta. Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Oneonta High School. Four years at Cornell. Farmers' Week Committee. lllilitary Record: Two months' service in Cornell Naval Unit. RAYMOND KELLOGG HOWE, Ray, Yonkers. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Yonkers High School. Two and a half years at Cornell. Theta Xig Freshman Cross Country, Freshman Track, Varsity Cross Country, Cross Country Club. Military Record: Fourteen months' service in Naval Reserve'with rank of First Class Seaman at Newport, R. I. and Pelham Bay. THOMAS MILLER HOWE, Tom, Cincinnati, Ohio. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Nlercersburg Academy. Two years at Cornell. Alpha Delta Phi. Military Record: Thirteen months' service in Navy with rank of Ensigng overseas. CHARLES JAMES HOWELL, Auburn. Civil Engineering. Pi Kappa Alpha,College Wrestling 3. Mili- tary Record: Four months' service in Artillery with rank of Private, FREDERICK FISHER HUBACI-I, 'fFritz, Elizabeth, N. Arts and Sciences-Chemistry. Age, twenty- One. Prepared at Battin High School. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Chi Rho, Alpha Chi Sigma, Alembicg Varsity Basketball Squad 2, 3. BENJAMIN S. HUBBELL, JR., Ben,,' Benny, Cleveland, Ohio. Architecture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at East High School. Four years at Cornell. Delta Phi, Gargoyleg Chairman College Banquet Committee 35 Freshman Advisory Committee 45 Class Day Committee 45 The Cornell Annualr Board 2,J1lI'1lOI' Associate Editor 3, Nlanaging Editor 49 C.U.C.A. Cabinet 2, 3, President 45 First Lieutenant R.O.T.C. gg Circulation Nlanager The Cornell flrrhitfct 4. Military Record: Seven months' service in Infantry with rank of 2nd Lieutenant at New York City. 'WALTER HUBER, Walt,,' New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Horace Mann School. Phi Kappa Psig Alembicg Trackg Freshman Advisory Committee. LOWELL SHIRLEY HUNTINGTON, Al, Fat,,' Oneonta. I Agriculture. 'Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Oneonta High School. Three years at Cornell. Sphinx Head, Wearer of the C 5 Hebs-Sag Varsity Football 33 Wrestling Team 3g Bryant Club. H 180 ., Q Q ,,, if f 1 Q I ,fzf z f 'F fb' Q Wysifjgfa if I ' . - ' 1, . ' .1 od 44 ROBERT IMLAY, Bob,,' Niagara Falls. Arts and Sciences-Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at Ridley College. Four years at Cornell. Sigma Phig Alumni Pledge Committee, Nlanu- script Clubg .Zllilitary Record: Seven months' service in American Field Service in France IQI7j Three months, service in Heavy Artillery with rank of 2nd Lieutenant at Fort Monroe, Va. ADOLPH OMEGA INFANGER, Dol, Brooklyn. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Richmond Hill High School. Four years at Cornell. Sigma Upsilong Rod and Bobg Tau Beta Pig Military Record: Four months' service in Navy as 2nd Class Seaman. SAMUEL A.LERD ISQUITH, Chubhy,', Brooklyn. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Eastern District High School. One year at Cornell. Mi!ita1'y Record: One years' service in Medical Corps with rank of Private at New York. BOLESLAW BERTRAND IVANEK, ertf' New York City. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-eight. Prepared at Mount Hermon Scho l. Three years at Cornell. Scorpion. Milizary Record: Instructcr in Cornell Aviation School. 1 CLARK R1-UNEHART JACKSON, Jack, Binghamton. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Wyoming Seminary and Bellefonte Academy. Two years at Cornell. Alpha Sigma Phi. 1Wilita1'y Record: Fifteen months' service in 23rd Highway Engineers with rank cf Private A.E.F. JEROME JACOB JACKSON, Jerry, New York City. Arts and Sciences-Law. Age, nineteen. Pre- pared at Townsend Harris Hall. Three years at Cornell. DAVID JADOWITZ, Dover, N. J. Arts and Sciences-Chemistry. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Dover High' School. Three years at Cornell. XAIILLIAM BENJAMIN JAMES, JR., Jimmy, Plymouth, Pa. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Plymouth High School. Four years at Cornell. Sigma Upsilon. .. 181 l .. 'TSW' '5,.f:4.:f ,g , , tj .. 4 Lgig:'1'Q'Q'3.ZG'1:f1'r,gj 1 . .1 .1.Q:5:f 7' :'- L43-av' . , ' '- -.15g,.gn: - . If 'awe ' ' if -t -.V-zwffv-1'c4 , drew- 6211.-zvzfafggzf' ' 4 Wi ? -1- 'fL?'70 NIAX JAMPOL, Jamp,', New York City. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Stuyvesant High School. Four years at Cornell. Pi Lambda Phig Freshman Baseball, Varsity Baseball Squad 4. Ilflilizary Record. Three months, service in Cornell Naval Unit. WAIRHAM WHITNEY JANES, Rochester. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Charlotte High School. Scorpiong Captain R.O.T.C. 3g Cash Scholarship, Tuition Scholarship. Ilflilimry Record: Four months' service in Infantry with rank Of 2nd Lieutenant at Camp Lee, Va. CHARLES WILSON JEFFERSON, Schenectady. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Schenec- tady High School. One and a half years at Cornell. Sigma Phi, Freshman Crew. .Military Record: Three years service in Canadian Field Artillery in France with rank of Gunner. BRUCE JOHNSON, 'lJaclc,,' Binghamton. lVIechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at New York Military Academy, Two years at Cornell. Delta Kappa Epsilon, Freshman Crew Squad, Varsity Crew Squad, Spring Day Committee, Championship in 135 lb. Boxing. Military Record: Sixteen months' in Air Service as a Pilot with rank of znd Lieutenant at Rockwell Field, Cal. CHARLES ENEU JOHNSON, znd., Philadelphia, Pa. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Episcopal Academy: One and a half years at Cornell. Chi Phi. lllilitary Record: Two years' service in Ambulance Corps with rank of First Class Private, A.E.F. LOUIS WYMAN JOSEPH, Joe,'l Warrensburgh. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-One. Prepared at Warrensburgh High School. Three and a half years at Cornell. Rod and Bob, The Civil Engineer Board 2, 3. Military Record: Four months' service in Heavy Artillery with rank of 2nd Lieutenant at Fort lVIonroe, Va. LAURENCE BRIGHAM JUNE, Larry, Addison. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-One. Prepared at Addison High School. Three years at Cornell. Sigma Upsilong Phi' Delta Kappa, C.U.C.A. Cabinet 35 The Cornell Em Board 2, Associate Editor 3. ' HENRY JACOB IQALTENTHALER, JR., Cupid, Philadelphia, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Penn Charter School. Four years at Cornell. Theta Chi. it V I 4. fifty Q It f 'W' Y' x Gia: 1 M inf mf , I aa ff , if 1 emi. ' .f.,'f-K: ,,., -1-1-'zgff aa we ,Ma A 182 . 5,144 V, .ez Q, 25, '?1.'. f-rf ' E? ,. ,TA Y ..- . .. l I THEODORE BURTON KARP, Ted, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences-Law. Age, twenty. Prepared at Eastern District High School. Four years at Cornell. Varsity Debate Club 45 Cornell Scholarshipg University Scholarship, Undergraduate Scholarshipg Freshman Debate Team, '94 Debate Stage 2, 4g Varsity Debate Team 2, 45 Cornell Debate Congress. .Military Rfcord: Three months' service in Aviation with rank of Private at Ithaca. Loms MARK KAMRASS, Kammy, New York City. Chemistry. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at DeW'itt Clinton, High School. Four years at Cornell. Omicron Alpha Tau. lkfilitary Record: Nine months' service as Instructor in Photographic Division, Aviation Section at Rochester with rank of Sergeant. . SAMUEL KARRAKIS, Sima, Newark, N. J. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Central High School. Four years at Cornell. Manuscript Club 45 Masque 35 Dramatic Club Secretary 3, President 4. Military Record: Ten months' service in Sanitary Corps at Camp Meade, Maryland. A FREDERIC E. KAST, Albion. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Albion High School. Two years at Cornell. College Glee Club. llfliliiary Rerord: Fourteen months' service in Infantry with rank of 2nd Lieutenant at Camp Upton, N. Y. AARON KAUFMAN, Kami, Elizabeth, N. I. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Battin High School: Four years at Cornell. Phi Epsilon Pig Football Squad 2. lllilitory Record: Three months' service in Navy. - SAMUEL KAUFMAN, '4Jerry, New York City. 'Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at DeWitt Clinton High School. Four years at Cornell. College Crewg State Tuition Scholarship, Zionist Club. lllilitary Record: Six months' service in U.S.N.R.F. at Cornell and Pelham Bay with rank of 2nd Class Seaman. EDMUND HARDER KEILER Ted, Marion, Ohio. lVIechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at University School, Cleveland, Ohio. Two years at Cornell. Delta Plug Freshman R ti E' h m nths' service Trackg Freshman Banquet Committee: Class Track. Military ecor : rig teen o in U.S.N.R.F. with rank of Ensign at Newport, R. I. WILLIAM IVIORGAN KENDALL, h4org, Buffalo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at LaFayette High School. Four years at Cornell. Delta Upsilong Aleph Samachg Quill and Daggerg Freshman Baseballg Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Acting Captain 3, Sophomore Spring Day Committeeg Freshman Rush Committeeg Student Council 3, President 45 Book and Bowlg Sunday Night Club. .Military Record: Three months' service in Field Artillery Oflicers' Training School at Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky. . 'Mi ,. .f QV 'A 'I -. ..'I .r , fl ,'f:rf'. ' ' 1,-f i'! ' ,. f-.f-.ifrf-' Q , A 5,- fix.:-3,31 iss 9 l EDVVIN XNALDORF KLEINERT, l'Mike, Brooklyn. lvlechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-five. Pre- pared at Polytechnic Institute. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Tau Omega, Freshman Football, Varsity Football 2, 3, Freshman Track, Freshman Crew, Varsity Wrestling 2, 35 Varsity Baseball 3, Junior General Committee. ARNOLD MANUEL IQLINE, Arnold,,' Hudson. Arts and Sciences-Chemistry. Age, twenty. Pre- pared at Hudson High School. Four years at Cornell. Beta Samachg State Scholarshipg University Scholarship. MiZita1'y Rccord: Three months' service in Cornell S.A.T.C. ROBERT DAVIDSON IQNAPP, K'Davy,', Preble, Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Homer Academy. Three and a half years at Cornell. Theta Alpha. Helios. C1-IET RANI Koi-ru, Kohli, Jammu, India. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-eight. Prepared at Berkeley High School. Two years at Cornell. American Chemical Society. LEROY HAUCK KORB, Pink, Newark, N. Arts and Sciences-Chemistry. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Barringer High School. Four years at Cornell. Phi Gamma Delta, Alembicg Fresh- man Advisory Committee. lllilizary Reford: Four months' service in Naval Aviation as Student Flight Oflicer at Boston, Nlass. CHESTER ALLEN Rock KURTZ, Center Hall, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-five. Three vears at Cornell. lllililary Record: One year's service in Coast Artillery with rank of Electrician Sergeant, First Class at Fort Nlonroe, Va. JOHN VVINFIELD KURTZ, 'WVin, Joanna, Pa. Nlechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Pre- pared at Westchester State Normal School and Lehigh University. One year at Cornell. .Military Rfcord: Eighteen months' service in Aviation with rank of 2nd Lieutenant, San Antonio, Texas. HON-KWONG K.WAAN, Canton, China. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Canton Christian College. Three and a half years at Cornell. Chinese Students' Club. ,A , A, ,, ,,,, V ,,,, V, W., 184, ,W WN, . .- ..., 1 w ERA, AMOS LADD, Prof, Batavia. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Batavia High School. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Phi, University Scholarship, State Scholarship. Milrtary Record: Three-months' service in Cornell S.A.T.C. MICHAEL LAKE, 'clVIike, New York City. Arts and Sciences-Medicine. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Townsend Harris Hall. Three and a half years at Cornell. Assistant in Psychology. lllilitary Rfcorol: Three months' service in Cornell S.A.T.C. HAROLD VINCENT LALLEY, Hal, Bridgeport, Conn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Exeter and Pawling Schools. Four years at Cornell. Zeta Psi, Freshman Baseball Squad, Freshman Football Squad, Varsity Baseball Squad 3, Freshman Banquet Committee, Freshman Rush Committee, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee, Majura, Kappa Beta Phi, Sunday Night Club, Book and Bowl, Savage Club. lllillmry Record: Three months' service in Navy with rank of Coxswain at Pelham Bay. JOHN IVIUNSON LARSON, 'cjackf' Caldwell, N. J. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Caldwell High School. Three years at Cornell. Alpha Gamma Rho, Freshman Baseball, Scroll and Spade. Military Rfrord: Seven months' service in Navy with rank of Ensign at Newport, R. I. OSCAR LEON LARSON, Salt Lake City, Utah. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-six. Two years at Cornell. Telluride Association. Mil1'tary Record: Twenty months' service in Infantry with rank of First Lieutenant at Camp Merritt, N. RICHARD EARL LASHER, Dick, New Hartford. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at New Hartford High School. Two and a half years at Cornell. Kappa Psi, The Sibley journal oflirzginefring-Board 2, 3. lllllitary Rrford: Ten months' service in Coast Artillery with rank of Assistant Engineer at Fort Monroe, Va. KWAI CI-IEUK LAU, K, C., Hong Kong, China. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Cascadilla School. Four years at Cornell. Rho Psi, Chinese Students' Club, Cosmopolitan Club. LO NAAM LAU, '4Greatest, Canton, China. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Canton Christian College. Four years at Cornell. Rho Psi, Chinese Students' Club, Chinese Students? Alliance. f.1:1:.er'. .,f-. . 'L ' -V L Q- - 2 A A I l ..f5, V .. ' ff i - L A 1 i wazgggg-3... f -5' , 185 WALTER HENRY LAWRENCE, Larry, Corfu. Nlechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Corfu High School. Four years at Cornell. College Baseballg College Cross Country. lllilrtezry Record: Three months service in Navy with rank of C.M.M. HAROLD ROBSON LE BLOND, Hop, Blondy, Cincinnati, Ohio. Mechanical Engineering. Age. twenty-two. Prepared at Franklin School. Two years at Cornell. Sigma Chi. Military Record: Four months' service in Ordnance Dept. with rank of Sergeant, eleven months A.E.F. RANDALL JAMES LEBOEUE, JR., Biff, Albany. Law. Age, twenty-one. ' Prepared at Albany Academy. Four years at Cornell. Delta Chi, 1917 Navy Day Hop Committeeg XVinner Schurman Military Medal IQ Lieutenant, Captain, Major, Colonel R.O.T.C., Manuscript Clubg The Cornell Era? Board, Associate Editor, Managing Editor, Editor-in-Chief. .Military Record: Eight months' service in Infantry CMachine Gunj with rank of znd Lieutenant, Camp Hancock, Ga. EDWIN ALBERT LEIBMAN, Ed, Brooklyn. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Four years at Cornell. Beta Theta Pi. Military Record: Twenty months' service in Navy with rank of first Class Seaman at Newport, Atlantic Fleet and Cornell. EUGENE ALFRED LETNROTH, Gene, Philadelphia, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at West Philadelphia High School. Four years at Cornell. Delta Tau Deltag Aleph Samachg Quill and Daggerg Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 4.5 Executive Committee Intercol- legiate Association of Amateur Athletics of America 3, 45 Student Council 3g Sunday Night Clubg Assistant lVIanager Track 3, Manager 3, 4. Military Record: Six months' service in Engineers' Reserve. JOHN CULVER LEPPART, Jack, Utica. Chemistry. Age, twenty. Prepared at Rome Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Chi Sigma, Wrestling 35 Assistant in Chemistry 3, 4. JOSEPH MILTON LEVINE, Joe, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences-Nledicine. Age, twenty. Prepared at Eastern District High School. Four years at Cornell. Phi Delta Pig Cornell Tuition Scholarship, State Cash Scholarship. lllilizary Record: Two months' service in Cornell S.A.T.C. CORBIN DEVTLLO LEWIS, Corb, Brooklyn. Architecture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Poly- technic Preparatory School. Four years at Cornell. College Basketball I, 25 College Baseball I,2g Savage Clubg L'Ogiveg Gargoyle: Glee Club 2, 3. lllilitary Record: Five months' service in Engineer's Search Light Division. . 186 '- -f 4-w , . ifimff gffr, - '21 A. , ,Rf ' -f :Halal 744 . fl-1 Y '35 ' -Q. 5 '-xx., 'A , 29-H 2: .fJ'5f ' ES ,Irina Y - 1 2-we-, 4:59 412: ' ' .1 .,x,k,a..:a - -ar e ' .. 865 t V -Y 5 fiv ' HARRY EMIL ITINDBERG, Lindy, Bulgfalo. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at LaFayette High School. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Phi. .Military Record: Three months, service in Cornell S.A.T.C. DEAN ELWOOD LOUNSBERY, Cap, Potter. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Canandai- gua Academy. Four years at Cornell. Lambda Chi Alpha, Varsity Crew Squad. ELMER FRED LOVERIDGE, Churchville. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Churchville High School. Four years at Cornell. LAURENCE EDWARD LUCE, HLarry, Stratford, Conn. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Stratford High School. Four years at Cornell. College Crew 3. RAUL JOSE FELIX LUCCHETTI, Ithaca. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-tWO. Prepared at Ponce High School. Four years at Cornell. Pyramid. HAROLD CHARLES LUCKSTONE, Lucky, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Loyola School. Four years at Cornell. College Baseball 3, Sage Chapel Choir 2, 3, 4, Cercle Francais, Treasurer 2, President 3, 4, Cosmopolitan Club 2, 3, Vice-President 4, Spanish Club. MITCHELL STOKES LURIO, Mike,', Brooklyn. Arts .and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Boys' High School. Three years at Cornell. Varsity Baseball Squad 3, State Cash Scholarship, State Tuition Scholarship, Captain College Baseball 2, 3, 4. JAMES HENRY LYNCH, JR., HIim,', Buffalo. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at LaFayette High School. Four years at Cornell. Rod and Bob. Illilitary R.c'ro1'd.' Six months' service in Engineers' Reserve. s.. 187 ' YU CHI NIA, Jerry, A.moy, Fukien, China. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared .at Tsing Hua College. Four years at Cornell. Rod and Bob, C.U.C.A. Cabinet 3, 45 Chinese Students' Club. HALSTEAD MILLER MACCABE, lVIac, Brooklyn. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Vl'estchester Military Academy. Three years at Cornell. Phi Gamma Deltag Aleph Samachg Quill and Dagger, Chairman Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Spring Day Committeeg Freshman Advisory Committee, Chairman House Warming Committee, Glee Club IgManager Varsity Football. Military Rccord: Fourteen months' service in Navy with rank of First Class Quartermaster on Trans- port. ALBERT MARVIN MACDONALD, Aflac, Lockport. Agriculture. Prepared at Lockport High School. Two years at Cornell. Alpha Zeta. Illilitary Record: Five months' service in Iozncl Co. Military Police with rank 'of Private, A.E.F. FRANK LEROY MANNING, Horace, Otisville. Agriculture. Prepared at Middletown High School. Four years at Cornell, Alpha Gamma Rho, Heliosg Freshman Track, College Tax Committee 29 'Winner Eastman Stage 3. Iblilitary Record: Twenty months' service in Navy with rank of First Class Boatswain's Mate. l'l.RISTIDES SAwAs MARCOGLOU, Mark, Candia, Crete, Greece. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Candia High School. Four years at Cornell. Cosmopolitan Club, Cercle Francais. Jllilitary Record: Three months' service in Signal Corps at Cornell. JOHN WARD MARTIN, Hjacl-z, Chicago, Ill. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Lane Technical University School. Delta Phi, Freshman Advisory Committee 45 Sunday Night Club, Masque, Rod and Bob. SCOTT BRYDEN TVIASON, Scotty, Buffalo. Law. Age, twenty. Prepared at Bulialo Central High School. Two years at Cornell. Delta Chi. Dlilizary Record: One years' service in Field Artillery with rank of 2nd Lieutenant at Fort Sill, Okla. JACOB CLARENCE lVIAUER, Jake, Cohoes. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Watervlict High School. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Phig College Baseball 3. Military Record: Three months' service in Cornell S.A.T.C. 188 JAMES KENNETH NIAWHA, Ken, Newark, N. hlechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Barringer High School. Two years at Cornell. Eleusis. Illilitary Record: Eighteen months' service in Ambulance Corps with rank of Private, Croix de Guerre. FORD HAPGOOD MCBERTY, 'cMac, Mansfield, Ohio. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at St. Paul's School, London. Two and a half years at Cornell. Phi Delta Sigma, Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa Nu. Nfililary Record: Five months' service in Signal Corps with rank of Sergeant at Camp Vail. Joi-IN HUNTER MCCLURE, Mac, Richmond Hill. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Richmond Hill High School. Four years at Cornell. Theta Chi. JAMES EDWIN MCCUNE, Steubenville, Ohio. hiechanical Engineering. Prepared at Steubenville High School. Four years at Cornell. A.S.lVI.E. .Military Record: Four months' servicein Engineers' Reserve and Coast Artillery. GEORGE W. MCDEARMON, Newport, Arkansas. Civil Engineering. DWIGHT LEEDS MCNULTY, Mac, Rutherford, N. J. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Rutherford High School. Two years at Cornell. Theta Alpha, Tau Beta Pi, The .Sibley journal of Engineering Board 2, Editor 4. lllilizary Reeord: Sixteen months' in Air Service with rank of 2nd Lieutenant, Houston, Texas. WALTER MEASDAY, JR., Walt, Brooklyn. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Three years at Cornell. Komos, Delta Sigma Rho, Debate Team 3, 4, ,Q4 Debate Stage 4, Eastman Stage 45 Debate Council 4. Military Record: Eight months' service in Infantry with rank of 2nd Lieutenant at Camp Upton, N. Y. I HENRY VAN TWEIER, Honus, Parker, S. D. A.rts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. One year at Cornell. Zodiac, hlasque. 189 I S S W, I , I . Q I V! , 5.3494 , ,,,, 4 M , x W, I -.-W. 'x I n I2-'..sf'i-1-4 ' 'I . va. ' I l 'W' if'f::1: ': 5 i'i?ffs?:f1i5 I I I I 4 I I I . I I . ,. . I 1 I I , . I I I , . 5 . a:a::f,5 I .fgg3:g::EgE?55Hf'f 4, , ..-1: Y'- . 'A s, il 11:1 -it-'ifi'i'. 511.4 , ,ef ' - . . - I -- '- i:'..1aIzT .2 l e - .2iiZr2i212zIsE11z22ai21'112aas4I:4M:1,4a,1,sg' f.,.::::2:--4 I 25523 2322255592332-2135211515123512221Z1EfE1?f2?111gEgf'E42233., I ,. L!--LAPLHV I ..s::::f1f - - 0 JULIUS WALTER MEIER, St. Louis, Mo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Solden High School. Three years at Cornell. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. .Military Record: Eight months' service in the Navy with rank of Machinist's Mate, second class, at Gulfport, lVIiss. RUSSEL HYDE MERRILL, 'cRuss, Des Moines, Iowa. Arts and Sciences-Chemistry. Age, twenty- five. Prepared at West Des IVIoines High School and Grinnell College. Two and one-half years at Cornell. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Military Rerord: Nineteen months' service in Naval Aviation, with rank of Lieutenant g.j at Cape May, N. JACOB MERTENS, IR., Jack, New Rochelle. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at New Rochelle High School. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Delta Rho, Owls, Chairman Convoca- tion Hour Committee 4, ,Q4 lVIemorial Debate Stage 4, Intercollegiate Debate Team 2, 43 Leader Freshman Debate Teams, President Debate Club 4, Debate Council 2, 4. lllilizary Record: One year's service in Machine Gun Battalion, A.E.F. with the rank of 2nd Lieutenant. VVALTER BLACK IVIESEROLL, Mezzie,,' Manasquan, N. Forestry. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Bernards High School. Two and one-half years at CoI'nell. Zodiac, Komos, Forestry'Club. Military Reco1'd:Two year's service in the U. S. N.R.F. with rank of First Class Seaman, at Newport, R. I. HYMAN MEYERSON, Deak, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at DeWitt Clinton High School. Four years at Cornell. IVIenorah, Ethics Club. BENJAMIN CHARLES MICHELSON, L'Mike, Washington, D. C. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Hackley School. Four years at Cornell. Rod and Bob, Senators Club. Ilflililary Record: Five months' service in the Engineers Reserve. ' IARTHUR EDWARD MIDDLEHURST, Middy,,' Vincennes, Ind. A.rchitecture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Vincennes High School. Four years at Cornell. Phi Delta Sigma, Gargoyle, Glee Club, The Cornell Amzualf Board, Assistant Art Editor 3, Art Editor 4. lllilitary Record: Three month's service as a private in the Infantry. CHARLES STERN NIILLER, Corona. Arts and Sciences-Medicine. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Newtown High School. Four years at Cornell. State Cash Scholarship, State Tuition Scholarship, Jllilitary Rfcord: Three months' service in Cornell S.A.T.C. 190 -a. sf - - --s.Lx- -- . -,R--. .lw.M-te. 'Q ,.-.T.'.-.-t. '-,.'r... --:'. , - . :L ,gc HENRY ROHRER MILLER, Hank, Mamaroneck. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Rye Neck High School. Four years at Cornell. Theta Xi, Freshman Crew Squad. lllilitary Record: Five months, service in the Naval Reserve Force with rank of First Class Seaman at Pel- ham Bay. JOHN HOWARD MILLER, John, Phoenixville, Pa. Arts and Sciences-Chemistry. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Phoenix High School. One year at Cornell. WAYNE DOWNING MILLER, Meriden, Conn. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Meriden High School. Four years at Cornell. Delta Phi, hlandolin Club I, 2, 3, University Orchestra I, 2. Zllilitary Record: Three months' service in Navy. XKVALTER LEWIS MILLER, Thompson, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Wyom- ing Seminary. Three years at Cornell. Iiflilitary Record: Seventeen months in the Air Service with rank of Second Lieutenant, A.E.F. Ross LINZY MILLIMAN, '4Bunny, Rochester. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Rochester West High School. Two years at Cornell. Lambda Chi Alpha, Freshman Debate Society, Owls, The Cornell Civil Engineer Board. Illililary Record: Twenty-one months, service in Army, With -rank of First Lieutenant at Camp Travis, Texas. GEORGE TALMAGE MINASIAN, George, Glen Ridge, N. J. hiechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- two. Prepared at Glen Ridge High School. Four years at Cornell. Chi Psi, Freshman Track Squad, Varsity Track Squad 2, 3, Varsity Basketball 3, Freshman A.dvisory Committee. Mili1o1'y Record: Six months' service in the Engineer Reserve Corps, with rank of Sergeant, at Ithaca. JULIAN RIDER MINIER, NHuaco,,' Waco, Texas. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Waco High School. Four years at Cornell. Helios, Freshman Baseball and Football, Varsity Baseball and Football 2, 3, 4, Southerners Club. LEONARD MISCALL, Fegagin, ' A.lbany. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Albany High School. Four years at Cornell. Cornell Scholarship, State Scholarship. lllzlizory Record: Three months service in Cornell S.A.T.C. -- aa,-,W :2:2:rs.15E4,r:r:-32523 ' y '::. - - 4-17:51,f, 'Ji . .ff . ' -ff' ve. M ,. -su nw, YA P, - 4 , J,-' r f ' 2 . .N - 1' g Q . j f ':'li:'i5if1: .J ' .ev , Af.. ff 21- I5-11--cm --' fi f ra A '-sw ef .- 1' - Q Q-2Isi'wff .mir 1' 5 .411-I.--,A , 4, - 191 Louis MITTELh'IAN, Bulfalo. Arts and Sciences-Chemistry. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Central High School. Four years at Cornell. HAROLD JACOB MOLLENBERG, Molly, Bulfalo. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Technical High School. One year at Cornell. - . GEORGE WYILLIAM MONROE, IR., Dryden. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Dryden High School. Four years at Cornell. Delta Chig Commencement Committee 35 Glee Club 2, 3, President 4g hlandolin Club, President 4. Military Record: Eleven months' service in Field Artillery with rank of Second Lieutenant at Camp Jackson, S. C. CARLOS IXEONTES, '4Crown Prince, La Paz, Bolivia. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Institute Michot Nlongenast, Brussels, Belgium. Three years at Cornell. Latin American Clubg Cosmopolitan Club. I'IAROLD HENRY MOORE, Mike, Auburn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Auburn High School. Four years at Cornell. Huntington Club. Zllilitary Record: Three months' service in Naval Reserve, with rank of Second Class Seaman, at Pelham Bay. WESTON WARDELL MORRELL, Trenton, N. JJ Chemistry. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Staunton Military Academyj One year at Cornell. Sigma Phig Glee Club. llflilitary Record: Nineteen months' service in the Quartermasters Corps with rank of Lieutenant, at Anniston, Ala. CHANNING HAVVKES MORRILL, Chan, New London, Conn. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Richmond Hill High School. Four years at Cornell. Sigma Pig Scroll and Spade. lllili- tzzry Rrcord: Four months' service in the Artillery with rank of Sergeant at Camp Jackson, S. C. CHARLES TOWNLEY MORRISON, '4Chuck, Ithaca. Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Two yearsat Cornell. Theta Delta Chi, Orchestra. llliliiary Rfcord: One years' service in the Nlarine Flying Corps with rank of cadet and Ground sergeant at Miami, Fla. ' 1-2-I-Pl-L-553.-f.. -C-1241752-I-.V - V . . -4122-:flzmg . 55: ' . -J'??. .,- - -7'5iff: 1:5 ,eww -V .. var. -- .4 f'Nf'5, HQ? tg 1-Qfgl 1 'Gf'F ' I- -nf V. 1. ,gl az.. -4:-1----.-M: - .P-:.. ' '. .::1' ngbjfm, , 2 .. ' egg, ,gqgj 1 af,---' fr. ini' i7.f:1'vz' r ' 'ifiir-M111 . J . A - 'vfaih ' ' asf . , ,mi61f ,gtie?'E31:1:I'i ,af..e:.a 'G' 4' '- W'7iQLf:gIg G5:Q'2:E'Vf5i.:?i-'F' f ,-Ta . . -' -1' 121E'IL.:3f .- Q-' f f N' W5-' .V-DV, ,fig-, .-., 035455, V .y 4-15,33 ,,,,,Z.: ,,,. ,,,,,,,-.,,. , . I 192 STANLEY MOTT-SMITH, Motty, Honolulu, Hawaii. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Punahou Academy. Four years at Cornell. Pi Kappa Alpha, He Hui Hawaii. lllili- tary Record: One month's service in Coast Artillery, with rank of Private at Fort Monroe, Va. JOSEPH'WARREN MYLCHREEST, Hloefl hdiddletown, Conn. Architecture-Engineering. Age, twenty- four. Prepared at Middletown Central High School and Norwich University. Two years at Cornell. Alpha Sigma Pig Masonic Club. Military Record: Two years' service in Infantry with rank of First Lieutenant at Camp Devens, Mass. - MARTIN NADELMAN, lVIart, Marty,l' Paterson, N. I. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Jamaica High School. One and one half years at Cornellj Rifle Teamg Ride Club. Military i , Record: Six months' service in American h!Ierchant lXfIarine with rank of Chief Yeoman, U. S.S. Meade, at Boston, Mass. EDWARD ELLINGTON NEILL, '4Al, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Two years at Cornell. Sigma Nug Glee Club. Military Record: Fifteen months' in the Ordnance Department with rank of Second Lieutenant, at Camp Sevier, S. C. JAMES MANDEVILLE NELSON, 3rd., jim,', Mt. Vernon, Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Mt. Vernon High School. Four years at Cornell. Phi Kappa Psig Soccer jg Freshman Advisory Committee. Military Record: Six months' service in Marine Corps with rank of private at Quantico, Va. NATHAN LOEB NELSON, Nellie, Brooklyn. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Bush- ' wiclc High School. Four years at Cornell. Tau Epsilon Phi. SAMUEL HERMAN NELSON, Nel,,l Newark, N. J. Law. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at South Side High School. Four years at Cornell. Phi Sigma Delta, College Basketball 2g Freshman Base- ball, Varsity Baseball Squad 2, 35 Freshman track. llflilizary Record: Three months' service in Cornell Naval Unit, Ithaca. BIALCOLM NESBIT, Pittsburgh, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Mercersburg Academy. Two years at Cornell. Alpha Delta Phi, Nlajura, -lllililary Record: Eight months' service in Naval Reserve. Fourteen months' service in the Royal Air Forces, with rank of Lieutenant. are 193 1- ' - - .. .... DAVID GEORGE NETHERCOT, Dave, WVinnetka, Ill. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at New Trier High School. Three years at Cornell. Chi Phi, Quill and Dagger, Aleph Samach, lrVearer of the C , Varsity Football 2, 35 Student Council 2, 35 Pyramid, Sunday Night Club. M1'litary Record: One year's service in Naval Aviation with rank of Ensign at Pensacola, Fla. NORMAN Tolvo NEWTON, Fig,'l Brooklyn. Landscape Architecture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Boys' High School. Four years at Cornell, Theta Delta Chi, Hebs-Sag Lacrosse Squad 2, College - Banquet Committee Ig Undergraduate and State Scholarships, Dramatic Club, hlasqueg Mandolin Club, The Cornell Widow Board 3, 4. lllilimry Record: Cadet in Marine Aviation. EDWARD BELMER NICKLES, Washington, D. C. Meclianical Engineering. Age, twenty-five. Pre- pared at NIcKinley Manual Training School. Three years at Cornell. Senators Club. FREDERICK NILL, Froggy, Buffalo. Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Hutchinson Central High School. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Chi Sigma, Assistant in Chemistry 3, 4. LELAND FOREMAN NOBLE, '4Nobe, Mannsville. Arts and Sciences-Veterinary. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Union Academy. Two years at Cornell. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Freshman Football, Varsity Football Squad 2. .Military Record: Twenty-two months in Naval Air Service with rank of Ensign at lVIiami, Fla. HENRY PATRICK NOONAN, Pat, Honeoye Falls. Veterinary. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Honeoye Falls High School. Three years at, Cornell. Omega Tau Sigma, Freshman Football Squadg College Gridiron 25 Wrestling Squad 2. Illilitary Record: Fifteen months' service in Artillery with rank of Second Lieutenant at Camp Meade. BURDETTE KIBBE NORTHROP, l'BK, Tarpon Springs, Fla. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty- five. Prepared at Stetson University. Three years at Cornell. Instructor in Physics 3. CLAIR PRENTISS NoURsE, Pinkie, Milwaukee, Wis. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at East Division High School and Drake University. One year at Cornell. Military Record: Three months' service in Cornell Naval Unit. , , A - L. A 1 ' 1 I I . V I I 194: P- NATHAN NOVEMBER, Nat, Brooklyn. Civil Engineering. Age, nineteen. Prepared at Boys' High School. Four years at Cornell. Tau Epsilon Phi. lllilitary Record: Three months' service in Cornell Naval Unit. BARNET NOVER, Novey, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at DeVVitt Clinton High School. Four years at Cornell. State Scholarship, Cornell Scholarship. Military Record: Three months' service in Cornell S.A.T.C. PAUL FORDHAM NUGENT, Nucky, Southampton. Arts and Sciences-Nledicine. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Southampton High School. Four years at Cornell. Sigma Nu, College Track 1, 2, 3, State Tuition Scholarship, Long Island Club. .Military Rerord: Engineers Reserve Corps. FRANKLIN PARSONS OiBRIEN, Obie, Evanston, Ill. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared ' at Lewis Institute, Chicago. Four years at Cornell. Sigma Chi, Aleph Samach, Quill and Dagger, Phi Beta Kappa, Sophomore Spring Day Committee, Junior Smoker Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee, Liberty Loan Committee, The Cornell Daily Sun Board, Associate Editor I, 2, Managing Editor 3, Business Manager 4, hlanuscript Club, Book and Bowl, Sunday Night Club. Military Record: Four months' service in Heavy Artillery with rank of Second Lieutenant at Fort Nlonroe, Va. ' LEON A. OLDS, Blondy,',' Cortland. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Cort- land High School. Two years at Cornell. Huntington Club. Military Reeord: Twenty months' service in Signal Corps with rank of First Lieutenant. MALCOLM FULLER ORTON, lVIike, Elmhurst. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Newtown High School. Three years at Cornell. Lambda Chi Alpha, Phi Beta Kappa, Freshman Debate Team, Undergraduate Scholarship, Janus. .Military Record: Thirteen months' service in Naval Reserve Force, with rank of Ensign. RALPH GORIVIAN PALMER, Oil City, Pa. Agriculture, Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Oil City High School. Four years at Cornell. .Military Record: One yearls service in Navy with rank of Ensign at Hampton Roads, Va. ' WILLIAM AUGUST PAPKE, The Duke, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Boys' High School. Four years at Cornell. 9' 195 N TORSTEN HERBERT PARKE, Tor, Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Crane Technical High School. Four year's at Cornell. Phi Kappa Psig First Lieutenant R.O.T.C. 2. lllilitary Record: Three months' service in Navy with rank of C.M.M. r VVELLINGTON EDWARD PARKS, Duke , Leeds. Veterinary. Age, twenty-two. Four years at Cor- nell. Alpha Psi. Ildilitary Record: One year's service in Engineers Reserve Corps. JULIUS EDWARD PARSONS, Dutch, Sharon Springs. ,Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Sharon Springs High School. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Zetag Soccer 3g 2nd Lieutenant R.O. T.C. 3. .Military Reeord: One month's service Officers' Training School, at Camp Lee, Va. ABRAM SCOTT PEARCE, Scott, Sparks, Md. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Agri- cultural High School. Two and a half years at Cornell. Alpha Zetag Farmers' Week Committee, Maryland Club. lWiZizary Record: One year's service in the Field Artillery with rank of Private A.E.F. WILLARD CHASE PEARE, Bill, Stamford, Conn. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Yonkers High School. Four years at Cornell. Phi Sigma Kappa. .Military Record: Three months' service in Cornell Naval Unit. MARSHAL' GEORGE PENFIELD, Q , Fulton. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Fulton High School. Two years at Cornell. Eleusisg Glee Club 2. Military Record: Eighteen months' service as Ambulance Driver in the American Field Service and A.E.F. DAVID PERLMAN, Dave, Perlie, Washington, D. C. Civil.Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Washington Central High School. Four years at Cornell. Undergraduate Scholarship. .Mililary Record: Two and a half months' service in Cornell Naval Unit. FREDERICK. EDGAR PFORDTE, Fritz, Cairo. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Ruth- erford High School. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Zeta. 196 u , , , I ROBERT ARNSON PI-IILIPSON, Rob, Phil,', Ossining. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at Ossining High School. Four years at Cornell. Cash Scholarshipg Tuition Scholarshipg Illilizary Rfrord: Three months' service in Cornell Naval Unit. JOHN PETER PILGARD, Hartford, Conn. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Hartford High School. Two years at Cornell. lllililary Rerord: One year's service in Tank Corps with rank of First Class Private, A.E.F. MARK WILLIAM POSTMAN, Pete,,' New York City. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at DeWitt Clinton High School. Three years at Cornell. Illililary Record: One year's service in Medi- cal Corps With rank of Private at Camp Pike, Little Rock, Ark. GLENN JOHN POWELL, '4Shorty, Avon. Veterinary. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Avon' High School. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Psi. Ross MCKEAN PRESTON, Pres, Amenia. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Amenia High School. Four years at Cornell. Delta Upsilong Hebs-Sag Freshman Advisory Committee 3g Alumni Pledge Committee 45 University Orchestra IQ Glee Club 3. Mililargv Renard: Nine months' service in Field Artillery with rank of Second Lieutenant at Fort Sill, Okla. HENRY FOWLES PRINGLE, HHank, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, tWCI1ty'-OHS. Pre- pared at DeWitt Clinton High School. Three years at Cornell. Scorpiong Freshman Debate Team, State Tuition Scholarshipg Varsity Debate Manager 3. lllilitary Record: Three months' service in Heavy Artillery with rank of Private. JAMES GEORGE PRITCI-IARD, IR., jimmy, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. EDWIN NEVIN PRUGH, JR., Eddie,'l Bellevue, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Bellevue High School. Three years at Cornell. Theta Delta Chi. Ilffilitary Record: Six months' service in Field Artillery with rank of Second Lieutenant at Camp Taylor, Ky. L13MFr.n.nL lm 197 RICHARD EDGECOMBE QUAINTANCE, Dick,,' New York City. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- two. Prepared at Pawling School. Two and a half years at Cornell. Kappa Azlphag Senior Ball Committee. Military Rrroral: One year's service in Field Artillery with rank of Second Lieutenant at Fort Sill, Okla. FRANCIS EUGENE QUICK, Speedy, Newton Center, Mass. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Newton Technical'I-Iigh School. Four years at Cornell. Phi Kappa Psig Wearer of the C g Sphinx I-Ieadg I-Iebs-Sag Freshman Crew, Varsity Crew 35 Underclass Rush Committee 25 Class Day Committee 4. Military Record: Six months' service in U.S. Naval Aviation with rank of C.Q.M.A. at Key VVest, Fla. WALTER HEN'RY RANKINS, Walt, Tuf, Schenectady. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Scotia High School. One year at Cornell. Freshman Basketball, Farmers' Week Com- mittee. RICHARD PERRIEN RASEMAN, Dick, Detroit, Mich. Architecture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Cascadilla School. Four years at Cornell. Zeta Psi, Baseball Souad 25 L'Ogive. Military Rrcord: Thirteen months' service in Naval Aviation with rank of C.Q.IVI. at Key West, Fla. MYERS PETER RASMUSSEN, 'gRas,,' IVIelrose. Agriculture. Age, twenty-live. Prepared at Emerson Institute, Washington, D.C. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Zeta. Military Record: Three months' service in Cornell S.A.T.C. ' RAYMOND LYLE READING, '4Red,,' Sydney, Nova Scotia. Nlechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Harvard Collegiate Institute. One year at Cornell. Zodiac, Track Squad 3. Mili- lary Record: Twenty-one months' service in Navy with rank of Ensign, aboard U.S.S. Luckenbach. LAWRENCE ANDREW REED, Torchy, Springfield, NIO. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one, Prepared at Western Military Academy. Two years at Cornell. Phi Sigma Kappa. Military Rerord: Fifteen months' Civilian Instructor Pilot at Naval Air Station, Akron, O. Three months' service in Naval Aviation, Boston, Mass. ' WESTON ROGER REESE, Buddy, Scranton, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Bellefonte A.cademy. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Sigma Phig Thr Sibley journal of Erigirireriiig Board. Military Rerora': Three mouths' service in Cornell Naval Unit. 198 ,, , ,H ,i. .- 15.11. yy 5 , 13' 13. I ' I 1 -. f 1 1 I f y 4 X 47 X ,f 1 Awww. Vg l.,. 23-:Wi-fee.-122' ' bf . 1 , 0, x 1 f 25 4- I f g J 1 I4 1 X f . 1 I 1 0 -OPM! ig ' fn lg ' '- '53 r 7523542 2. ,:5i'E'i Ei..- a. F J -- fe-,CW--? -2'4!u444f': '1' 'f KLIRK TVIENDENHALL REID, '4Kirk, Warren, Ohio. Electrical Engineering. .Age, twenty. Prepared at St. JOhn's lVIilitary Academy. Two and a half years at Cornell. Theta Xi, Tennis, Captain, R.O.T.C. 1VIiZita1'y Record: One year in Air Service with rank of Second Lieutenant, Ellington Field, Texas. . WALTER JOSEPH RELIHAN, lrValt,,' Owego. Agriculture, Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Owego Free Academy. Two and a half years at Cornell. EMORY CLARK RICE, Spike, Baltimore, Md. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Baltimore Polytechnic Institute. Two years at Cornell. Eta Kappa Nu, Tau Beta Pi. lllilitary Record: Three months, service in Cornell Naval Unit. LESTER CHARLES RINGE, Les, hfetropolitan. Law. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Newtown High School. Four years at Cornell. Philos, College Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, College Baseball 2, 3. HARVEY EMMETT ROBERTS, Shorty, East Orange, N. I. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at East Orange High School. Three and a half years at Cornell. College Wrestling. fllilitary Rfroni: Cornell Naval Unit. LLOYD OTIS ROBERTSON, Robbie, Churchville. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Churchville High School. Three years at Cornell. ' DONALD MANY ROBINSON, Robbie, Mt. Vernon. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Mt. Vernon High School. Four years at Cornell. Pyramid, Varsity Cross Country 35 Huntington Club, Cross Country Club 35 The Cornell Civil Engineer Board, Editor 4, lllilitary Rac- ord: Six months' service in the Engineers Corps, with rank of Private, at 'Washington Barracks. LLOYD WATSON ROBINSON, RObbie,,' Andover. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at An- dover High School and Wellsville High School. Four years at Cornell. Zig ' fix I Q .4 'Q vga, Q P .' I, l A . I A . ' ' A 1--. V an D .f fl H 199 ARTHUR SPENCER RODGERS, Rodg, Troy. Agriculture. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Troy Academy. Two years, at Cornell. WARD ARTHUR RODWELL, Roddy,,' Albion. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Albion High School. Two and a half years at Cornell. Huntington Club. zllilitary Record: Three months' service in Cornell S.A.T.C. SIGURD ROGDE, Bergen, Norway. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Kristiania Katedralskole. One and a half years at Cornell. Cosmopolitan Club. JEROME ROSENBLUM, Jerry,,' Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Boys' High School and Worcester Academy. Three years at Cornell. lllililary Record: Six months' service in the Coast Artillery Officers' Training School at Fort Monroe, Va. JOHN WILLIAM Ross, Johnnie, New York City. Architecture. Age, twcnty-0116. Prepared at Hyde Park CChicagOj High School. Four years at Cornell. Chi Psig Glee Clubg Savage Clubg Nlasque. Military Record: Ensign in Naval Aviation. GEORGE HENRY RUSSELL, '4Jim,', Winthrop. Agriculture. Age, twenty-One. Prepared at Brasher, Stockholm and Montpelier High Schools. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Gamma Rho, Adiron- dack Club, Agassiz Club. EVERETT JOHN RUTAN, '4Rut, Glen Nlorris. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-OIIC. Prepared at Jamaica High School. Four years at Cornell. Eta Kappa Nu, College Cross Country 3, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. THOMAS JAMES RYAN, f'Tommy, Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at University High School. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Sigma, Eta Kappa Nug Track Squadg RiHe Clubg Captain Rifle Team. lllililary Rfcord: Five months' service' in Engineers Re- serve Corps. 200 ARCHER MADDY SAMPSON, Sam, Muncie, Ind. Nlechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Muncie High School. Four years at Cornell. Theta Delta Chig Tau Beta Pig Freshman Advisory Committee. TRENT ELWOOD SANFORD, Sandy,,l Chicago, Ill. Architecture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at LaGrange High School. Two years at Cornell. Phi Kappa Sigmag Mandolin Club. lllilirary Record: Eighteen months, service in the hiedical Corps with rank of Private. ALFRED MORTON SAPERSTON, Sap, Buffalo. Law. Age, twenty. Prepared at Lafayette High School. Four years at Cornell. Zeta Beta Taug Soccer 3g Delta Sigma Rhog Thr Cornell Era Board 2g Associate Editor 2, 3, Varsity Debate Team 2, 3, 4 Leader 35 Freshman Debate Teamg ,Q4 De- bate Stage 3, 4g University Debate Council 3, 4. Military Record: Six months' service in Nlarine Aviation with rank of Gunnery Sergeant at Miami, Fla. JAMES EDWARD SCHAAF, Jimmie, Nutley, N. J. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Barringer High School. Four years at Cornell. Phi Kappa Sigmag Hebs-Sag Acting Manager Wrestling 3, hlanager 4. MiZi'Za1'y Rrford: Three months' service in Cornell Naval Unit. WILLIAM SCI-IACK, Uncle, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences-Chemistry. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Boys' High School. Four years at Cornell. Tuition, State, Pulitzer and Cornell Undergraduate Scholarshipsg Guilford Essay Prizeg Ethics Clubg Nlanuscript Clubg Intercollegiate Socialist Society. .Military Record: Three months' service in Cornell S.A.T.C. ' ISIDOR Moses SCHAFFER, f'Tilly, Mount Vernon. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Morris High School. Four years at Cornell. Sigma Alpha hlug College Baseball, College Trackg State Cash Scholarship. rllilizary Rnord: Seven months' service in Infantry with rank of Second Lieutenant at Camp Grant, Ill. ARCHIE DONALD SCHEER, 'fScoop, Newark. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Newark High School. Five years at Cornell. Lambda Chi Alphag College Baseball, College Bas- ketballg State Scholarship. Jllililary Record: Fifteen months' service in Aviation with rank of First Class Private, at Balloon School, Omaha, Neb. MORRIS SCHERAGO, Murray,,' Doc, Brooklyn. Veterinary. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Stuyvesant High School. Five and a half years at Cornell. Onricron Alpha Taug B.S. Cornell 19175 Advanced Choirg Assistant in Pathology. .Military Reoord: One year's service in the Engin- eers Reserve Corps with rank of Private. - , l 201 S i CHARLES JACKSON SCIILESINGER, '4Chuck, New York City. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Friends School. Four years at Cornell. Tau Epsilon Phi, Military Record: Six months' service in Navy with rank of First Class Seaman at Pelham Bay. AUGUST SCHMIDT, IR., Gus, Ithaca. lvlechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. Chime Master 35 Instructor in Physics 4g Sage Choir 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4QYBaI1Cl I, 2, 3, 4, President Radio Association 45 State Cash Scholarship. .Military Record: Two months' service in Cornell S.A.T.C. CHARLES HENRY SCHMITT, Dutch,7' Rutland, Vt. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Rutland High School. One and a half years at Cornell. Sigma Upsilong Varsity Football 2. .Mil- itary Record: Three months' service in Naval Aviation, Chief Quartcrmaster's Department. FREDERICK CHARLES SCHMUTZ, ':Fritz, West Hoboken, N. J. Arts and Sciences-Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Emerson High School. Four years at Cornell. Freshman Track, Stud- ent Council. .Military Record: Cornell S.A.T.C. WILLIAIVI GRAEBE SCHOELLKOPF, Bill,,' Bullfalo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Holbrook School and Ridley College. Four years at Cornell. Zeta Psig Freshman Advisory Committeeg Sophomore Smoker -Committeeg Book and Bowl, Majurag Kappa Beta Phig Masque. lldilitary Record: Three months' in Motor Transport service with rank of Second Lieutenant at Camp Johnston, Fla. RUPERT ALBERT SCHRANKEL, '4Rup, '4Doc,,' Buffalo. Arts and Sciences-Medicine. Age, twenty- one. Prepared at Canisius High School. Two years at Cornell. Phi Sigma Kappa. WALTER LEE SCo'r'r, Scotty, Bill, Franklin, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Franklin High School. Three years at Cornell. Theta Chig Freshman Football, Varsity Football Squad 2, 3. CHARLES GEORGE SEELBACH, Fuzzy, Buffalo. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Hutchinson High School. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Delta Rhog Sphinx Headg Hebs-Sa, Wearer of the C , Freshman Trackg Freshman Cross Country, Varsity Cross Country Squad 2, Team 33 Varsity Track 2, 3, 4g College Tax Committee 35 President of Agricultural Association 4, Life Secretary of the 1919 Classg Class President 35 Student Council 43 University Orchestra I, 2, President 3g Mandolin Club 2, 3. .Military Record: Three months' service with General Staff with rank of Private, at Washington, D. C. .1 .-33, . 1 .. '2f'1 f'iii-2:- - V -1: e:-.-..e-:Am-1-w - .1, ' ts? ,Fi 1' .-,Z,. Tr i... ,.jJ fJ . ,K1 2 f. 1. tr d., gag 32, ' .51 ,. .fs ,ef -J we- ,I ,J 1 202 HOMER RUSSELL SEELY, Springfield, Mass. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Technical High School. Four years at Cornell. . FRANCISCO SEIN, Largo, Lares, Porto Rico. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at May- aguez High School. Four years at Cornell. Latin American Club. CHARLES JAY SETTLE, IR., Set, Cobleskill. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Cobleskill High School. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Zeta. OSCAR JAMES SEWELL, Olive Hill, Ky. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Ran- dolph-Nlacon Academy. Four years at Cornell. Phi Kappa Sigma5 Tau Beta Pi5 Rod and Bob. Zllilitary Record: Ten months' service in Engineers' Reserve Corps, HORACE ELLSWORTH SHACKELTON, Doc, Buffalo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two, Pre- pared at Hutchinson High School. Four years at Cornell, Kappa Delta Rho5 Sphinx Head5 Wear- er of the C 5 Freshman Trackg Varsity Track 2, 3, 45 Captain 35 Freshman Representative Sopho- more Spring Day Committeeg Senior Representative on Underclass Rush 35 C.U.C.A. Cabinet 2, 3, 4, Second Vice-President 35 Student Council 2, 3, 4.5 State Scholarship5 University Scholarshipg Winner of '86 Memorial Stage 3. Illilizary Record: Three months' service in Cornell S.A.T.C. LELAND TWITCHELL SHAFER, Brockport. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Brock- port Normal School. Two years at Cornell. WILLIAM GRANT SHANKS, Bill, New York City. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Morris High School. Four years at Cornell. Ilcfilitary Record: Three months' service in the Cor- nell S.A.T.C. BERNARD JOSEPH SHAPIRO, John, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences-Chemistry. 'Age, 'twenty-one, Prepared at Boys' High School. Four years at Cornell. Intercollegiate Socialist Society. -2 515 '4 525 , ,. sf ' 1 xx 6 5 ' 1 I if 4 f S9 A ffggfii-ff ' K I I 203 Qi,-1-g,... Q as at fb J mta 1 Y? w 2 Y J V' 5, ,E 1 sg 2 'i 1 ,ya f f 33 A ny ,QQ 1 fi ' , , jf .. 5 V ,I vY,eea'..,. X Ns! , .ss ' . QA: .Quiz-Q . , X .r zfwizl.-'17-111.1 5.5 -2,-5:21-aa. 1a,9'3p:fy2j' ' 'f.1:3s--an-:'.:.f ,A-L. 42: ' E1:,:,Qp,::5:::51- ,:,f:q3- DARRELL HUGGINS S1-IEA, '4Dare,,' Corning. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Bellefonte Academy. One half year at Cornell. S1MoN DAVID SHOULKIN, Riga, Russia. Veterinary. Age, twenty-seven. Prepared at Russian Gym- nasium School. Six years at Cornell. Illilitary Record: Seven months' service in lVIedical Corps with rank of Private. i - CARL -STEPHEN SIEBOLD, Si, Rochester. Nlechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at East High School. Four years at Cornell. College Baseball, Sesomah. ARTHUR FRED SIMPSON, Art,,' Buffalo. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Lafayette High School. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Gamma Rho, Freshman-Sophomore Rush Commit- tee 3, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, Glee Club 1, Forestry Club, Rifle Club I. .Military Record: Food Inspector in the U. S. Navy. VYILBUR HERBERT SIMONSON, Simie,7' Lynbrook. Landscape Architecture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Lynbrook High School. Two years at Cornell. State Cash Scholarship. PAUL SKELDING, Pete, Southbury, Conn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Kent School. Three years at Cornell. Alpha Delta Phi, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, Man- dolin Club I, 2, 3, Manuscript Club, Book and Bowl, Sunday Night Club. Miliiary Record: Nine months' service in Infantry with rank of Second Lieutenant at Camp Dix, N. J. AINSWORTH LOCK!-IART SMITH, Ainse, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences-Medicine. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Four years at Cornell. State Cash Scholarship. ALPHEUS WALDO SMITH, Al,,' Ithaca. Arts and Sciences, Age, twenty. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at.Cornell. Theta Delta Chi, Aleph Samach, Quill and Dagger, Freshman Rush Committee, Sophomore Smoker Committee, Convocation Hour Committee, Freshman Ad- visory Council, House Warming Committee, Book and Bowl, lVIanuscript Club, Sunday Night Club, The Cornell Daily Sun Board, Associate Editor 1, 2, 3, Editor-in-Chief 4. Jllilitary Record: Second Lieutenant Heavy Artillery. 204 RUSSELL LLOYD SMITH, Brooklyn. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Four and a half years at Cornell. JOSEPH MURRAY SMooK, New York City. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at De- Witt Clinton High School. Three years at Cornell. Winner of 135 lb. Novice Boxing Champion- ship, State Tuition Scholarship, State Cash Scholarship. HUBERT KLING SNIVELY, Hugh,,' Chicago, Ill. Architecture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Hyde Park High School. Two years at Cornell. Alpha Chi Rho, Glee Club, lllilitar-y Record: Twenty-one months' service in the Infantry, with rank of First Lieutenant, A.E.F. BENJAMIN SOLOVAY, Bennie, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Boys' High School. Three years at Cornell. Assistant in Economics, Zionist Club. llflilrtary Record: Three months' service in the Cornell S.A.T.C. WILLIAM SOSKIN, Bill, New York City. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Morris High School. Four years at Cornell. Assistant Business hlanager Dramatic Club 3. Military Record: Three months, service in Cornell S.A.T.C. , GEORGE ALMOND SPADER, Spuds,'l Spade, Watkins. Agriculture. Age, twellty-ODS. Prepared at Watkins High School. Two and a half years at Cornell. Varsity Basketball Squad 4, College Basket- ball I, 2. .Military Record: Seven months' service in Infantry, eight months' in Air Service with rank of Second Lieutenant, at Kelly Field, Texas. JOHN NELSON SPAETH, Spike, Rochester. Forestry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Rochester East High School. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Zeta, Hebs-Sa, Rifle Team 1, 2, Captain 3, Rille Club 2, President 3, President Cornell Foresters 3. lllilitary Record: Three months, service in Naval Aviation C.Q.lVI.A. at Cambridge, Mass. ROBERT DUROY SPEAR, Bob, New York City. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at Nlorris High School. Four years at Cornell. Huntington Club, Sphinx Head, W'earer of the C , Freshman Track, Freshman Cross Country, Varsity Track and Cross Country 2, 3, Rush Committee 3, State Scholarship, Blauvelt Scholarship, Cross Country Club, The Sibley journal of Engirzeerirzg Board, Assistant Editor 3, Business Nlanager 4. lllilitary Record: Naval Reserve Force, with rank of Chief Nlachinistls Mate, at Navy Steam Engineering School. it 205 STANLEY CONSIDER STACY, Stayce, Detroit, Mich. Arts and Sciences-Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Lafayette High School. Four years at Cornell. Orchestra 2, 3. .Mililary Record: Eighteen months' in the Artillery and Air Service, with rank of Second Lieutenant at Post Field, Fort Sill, Okla. WALTER HUTCHINSON STA1NToN, Wallie , Utica. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Utica Academy. Three years at Cornell. Pi Kappa Alpha, lllilitary Record: Fifteen months in the Air Service, Ground School at Cornell, with rank of Second Lieutenant. CHARLES COOPER STALTER, Chuck,,' Paterson, N. Law. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at New York Military Academy. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Sigma, Phi Delta Phi, Freshman Ad- visory Committee. Military Record: Nineteen months'service in Field and Coast Artillery as Aerial Observer, with rank of First Lieutenant A.E.F. GEORGE HAROLD STANTON, Stan, Montclair, N. J. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two years. Pre- pared at Orange High School. Two years at Cornell. Phi Gamma Delta, Varsity Track 3. Mili- tary Record: Ten months in Naval Aviation with rank of Ensign, at Key lrVest, Fla. RALPH GUSTAVE STARKE, Uncle, ' Gus, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one, Prepared at Morris High School., Four years at Cornell. Alpha Sigma Phi, Captain R.O.T.C. 3, lWajor 4, Cash Scholarship, Tuition Scholarship. M'ilitary Record: Seven months' service in Field Artillery, with rank of Second Lieutenant at Camp Taylor, Ky. GEORGE AIAURICE STAUFFER, Staufi', Elizabeth, NJ. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Battes High School. Four years at Cornell. Delta Tau Delta. GEORGE STERN, George, Forestville, Conn. Arts and Sciences-Chemistry. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Bristol High School. Three years at Cornell. Beta Samach. Military Rzcord: Six months, service in the Chemical Warfare Service at Washington, D.C. CHAUNCEY JUDD STEWART, Stewie, Plainlield, N. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Leals School. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Sigma, Quill and Dagger, Hebs-Sa, Freshman Baseball, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Freshman Advisory Committee, Junior Smoker Committee, Student Council, Cheer Leader, College Athletic Director, Sunday Night Club. Military Record: Seven months, service in Navy with rank of Seaman aboard the S. P. 581. Kes?- ww Q ,fir -- 2:1121 ' - . .51 U ' f,E'i'iff' Y ..,:2-Yi' 5'ifff ' - 25 .3 fgei9sgvi?A .,f V , af f.,.:f1r., 1- .:. eu:Q:.41a .31 we -' ,, . 32 i . V az-1f:'1+f. . L '--: ' . - s.-,aaa--. Sn 'P ,Q . af- .. : -aria' - A - 'FY-1,51 .- iii. f ., -:.q1-1225522 I 1 I 7 J? , o .4 ,,, --r ,A , .f:','Z1i:-1 --4 .125 206 ffsr ...af I . if 5 l QV ' 1, 1 P 'f . , 'ff'Wv ' - 'f V. ,fi- ,ZI?? . . --- . fig--ff 251.5 A Km, ,, ' ai-i-3 12' fz , ww- ay - -f I li? ' Q... ez I IZ GEORGE HAEBERLE STINE, Stiney, Niagara Falls. Arts and Sciences-Medicine. Age, twenty-One. Prepared at Niagara Falls High School. Four years at Cornell. Second Lieutenant R.O.T.C. 3. Military Record: Six months' service in Infantry with rank of Second Lieutenant, at Camp Shelby, Miss. FREDERICK GERE STODDER, f'Stod, Burden, Kansas. Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at New York lVIilitary Academy. One year at Cornell. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Military Record: Fourteen months' in Air Service with rank of Sergeant First Class at Kelly Field. GEORGE STONE, Stoney, Wilmington, Del. Mechanical Engineering. -Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Wilmington Friends' School. Four years at Cornell. Zodiac, Wearer of the C , Fresh- man Track, Varsity Track 2, 3, I4. zlliliiary Rerord: Three months' service in the Cornell Naval Unit. WYILL CARLETON STORRS, Mad1'id. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Madrid High School. Four years at Cornell. I ' ROBERT KNIGHT STORY, JR., Judge, Brooklyn. Law. Age, twenty-One. Prepared at Adelphi Academy. Four years at Cornell. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Phi Delta Phi, Freshman Football. Illilitary Record: Six months' service in Naval Reserve Forces, Radio Branch, with rank of Elec- trician, 3rd class. CHARLES ALBERT STOTT, Buddy, Washington, D.C. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at lVIcKinley Maiiual Training School. Four years at Cornell. Rod and Bob, Varsity Crew Squad 3, Senators Club. Illilizary Record: Two months' service in Cornell S.A.T.C. FREDERICK GWINNER STROOP, 'WVoOgy, Dayton, Ohio. Agriculture. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at St. NIary's College. TWO years at Cornell. Beta Theta Pi. Military Record: Four months' in the Air Service, with rank of Sergeant, at Elizabeth, N. ERNEST VAUGHAN SULLIVAN, Sully, Deansboro. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Richfield Springs High School. Four years at Cornell. Theta Alpha, Helios, The Cornell Courzlry- man Board, Associate Editor 2, 3, 4. 207 YVILLIAM LEO SULLIVAN, Sully, Binghamton. Chemistry. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Bing- hamton Central High School. Three years at Cornell. Military Record: Seven months' in the Chemical- Warfare Service, with rank of First Class Private, at Nela Park, Cleveland, O. FREDERICK. WILLIAM SULTAN, IR., Ted, St. Louis, Mo. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Soldan High School. Four years at Cornell. Delta Tau Deltag Tau Beta Pig Fresh- man Advisory Committee 35 Assistant Manager Musical Clubs 3, Nlanager 4. Mililary Record-' Three months' service in the Cornell S.A.T.C. YU-FAUNG RUSSELL SUN, Russ, Sunny, Shanghai, China. Agriculture. Age, twenty. Pre- pared at Nan Yang Middle School. Three years at Cornell. Cosmopolitan Club, Chinese Students' Club. SAUL HOWARD SUNDELL, How, Arverne. Law. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at DeWitt Clinton High School. Four years at Cornell. Tau Epsilon Phi, College Tax Committee 4.5 Dramatic Club. Illiliiczry Record: Three months' service in Cornell S.A.T.C. EDWIN MALCOLM SUTHEILLAND, Ed, Kittanning, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Chambersburg High School. Two years at Cornell. Military Record: Eighteen months' service in U. S. Military Academy at West Point with rank of Second Lieutenant. XVILLIAM TALBOT SWANTON, Bill, Youngstown, O. Law. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Rayen School. Four years at Cornell. Sigma Nu CMu Chapterjg Delta Theta Phi, President 'College Association. Military Record: Service in the Fifteenth Infantry, with rank of Private, at Jefferson Barracks, Mo. ' DEWITT FRANK SWARTZ,HBUd,H Findley Lake. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Pre- pared at Findley Lake Union School. Four and a half years at Cornell. Wearer ofthe C , Crew 3. WILLIAM BOYD SYLVESTER, Doc, Black River. Landscape Architecture. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Black River High School. Two and a half years at Cornell. Phi Sigma Kappa, Acacia. Illilitary Record: Service in Army at Camp Devens, Mass., with rank of Private. 208 l l l l EDWARD FVINTHROP TAYLOR, 'tWint, l'E'd, Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- two. Prepared at Chicago Latin School. Four years at Cornell. Sigma Phi, TIM Cornell Alrmualf Board 3, 4. HARRY STANLEY TAYLOR, Swift, Erie, Pa. Law. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Edinboro State Normal School. Four years at Cornell. Delta Chi. JOHN' LANING TAYLOR, Dutch, Owego. Law. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Owego Free Academy. Three years at Cornell. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Delta Theta Phi. Nlilitary Record: Twenty months' service in Medical Corps, regular Army, with rank of First Sergeant. ROBERT POTTER AIKEN TAYLOR, Bob, Prince Albert, Philadelphia, Pa. Mechanical Engineer- ing. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Milton Academy and Chestnut Hill Academy. Six years at Cornell. Zeta Psi, Tau Beta Pi, Freshman Baseball, Sunday Night Club, Maju1'a. .Military Record: Eighteen months in the Ordnance Department with rank of Second Lieutenant. Vi-ILBERFORCE TAYLOR, '4Babe, Hubbard Woods, Ill. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Berkshire School. Four years at Cornell. Chi Psi, Football Squad 2, Hockey Squad 2, Basket-Ball Squad 3, College Basketball I, Masque 2. .Military Record: Eight months in the Ambu- lance Service in France, and twelve mOnth's in the Aviation Service, Flying Branch, with rank of Second Lieutenant. WICAR GO ES TETXEIRA, Tex, Para, Brazil. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Collegio Progresso Paraense, Para. Four years at Cornell. Cosmopolitan Club, Latin American Club. NORMAN MURDOCK TINKHAM, Stub, Jamestown. Architecture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Jamestown High School. Four years at Cornell. Seal and Serpent, College Baseball 2, 3, College Basketball 2, 3, President College Association 4, L'Ogive. lllilitary Record: Fourteen months' active service U. S. Naval Reserve Forces, with rank of Ensign. GEORGE SAMSON TIPSON, Tip, Brooklyn. Agriculture. .Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Twenty- third Street Y. M. C. A. School. One year at Cornell. l V' .lid-1 QC9 EDWARD SPRAGUE TOBEY, Ned, New York City. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at New Rochelle High SclIool. Four years at Cornell. Chi Phi, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, junior Rush Committee, Sunday Night Club. Illilizfary Record: Four months' service in Naval Aviation with rank of Chief Quartermaster at M.I.T., Boston. RICHARD PHILIP TOUSSAINT, Dick, New York City. Nlechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Townsend Harris Hall. Three years at Cornell. First Lieutenant R.O.T.C. 3. lllili- zary Record: Seven months' service in Infantry with rank of Second Lieutenant at Camp Shelby, Miss. V JOSEPH DAVID TRETHAWAY, joe, lfVilkes-Barre, Pa. Mecllanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Wilkes-Barre High School and Wyoming Seminary. Four years at Cornell. Delta Tau Delta. Spring Day Committee 25 Freshman Advisory Committee 3. SHERMAN TROWBRIDGE, Sherm, New York City. A.rts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Flushing High School. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Alpha, Quill and Dagger, Wearer of the HC , Varsity Football 3, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Junior Smoker Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee, C.U.C.A.. Cabinet I, 2, 3, Vice-President 3, Student Council 4. ' .Military Record: Eleven months' service in,Field Artillery with rank of Second Lieutenant at Fort Sill, Okla. LOUIS ALEXANDER 'TURNER, Lou, Akron, O. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Buchtel Academy. Three years at Cornell. Delta Upsilon, Phi Beta Kappa. MARK NATHAN TURNER, Sodus. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Sodus High School. Four years at Cornell. Huntington Club, Scroll and Spade. Jllilizezry Record: Two months' service in Infantry with rank of Sergeant, at Camp Wheeler, Ga. NIALCOLM HARLEY TUT'TLE, Mac, Honolulu, Hawaii. Nlechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- three. Prepared at Punahou Academy. Four and a half years at Cornell. Pi Kappa Alpha, Sphinx Head, Varsity Cross Country 45 Freshman Advisory Committee 45 He Hui Hawaii, The Cornell Daily Sun Board, Circulation Nlanager 4, Vlllilizary Record: Thirteen months' service in Aviation with rank of Second Lieutenant. WALTER ARNOLD TYLER, Watt, Brooklyn. Mechaiiical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Polytechnic Preparatory School. Two years at Cornell. Psi Upsilon, Freshman Football, Freshman Advisory Committee 4. Military Record: Eighteen months in Naval Transport Service and Naval Aviation, with rank of Ensign, Foreign Service. li. i I 1 Ng. I , 4 f f r .. Y.. . i,2,,f,1i5,::'f if I 'A Eel: - . 210 - if' 1f5 f,Z,, : 1 4.5 if ' , -1: 'Za 43? -'. - - 4 5. 3, ' fi ' RICHARD FREDERICK UHLMANN, Dick, Chicago, Ill. Arts and Sciences. A.ge, twenty. Prepared at Harvard School. Four years at Cornell. Assistant in Physics 4. lldilizzzry Rfcord: Five months' service in Infantry Gfhcers' School at Camp Lee, Va. FRANCIS OMAR UNDERWOOD, Undie, Buifalo. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Lafayette High School. Three years at Cornell. EDGAR DAYE UPSTILL, Ed, Cleveland, O. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Cleveland University School. Three years at Cornell. Alpha Tau Omega, First Lieutenant, R.O.T.C. 3, Mandolin Club 2. .Military Rerord: Nine months' service in Field Artillery with rank of Second Lieutenant, Fort Sill, Okla: GEORGE RAYMOND VAN ALLEN, Van, Rensselaer. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Rensselaer High School. Three and a half years at Cornell. College Soccer 1. lldilitory Rfcord: Two years' service in Navy, with rank of Lieutenant ij. g.j on U.S.S. Missouri. JESSE T. VAN DOREN, Van, Three Mile Bay. Age, twenty-three. Agriculture. Prepared at W3tC1'tOWH High School. Three years at Cornell. Alpha Gamma Rho, Wrestling Squad, Farmers' Week Committee, Advanced Choir 3, Military Record: Five and a half months' service in Infantry with rank of Second Lieutenant at Lehigh.University S.A.T.C. FRANK VEITH, Peewee, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Columbia Grammar School. Four years at Cornell. Debate Club, French Club, Polity Club, Ethics Club, University Orchestra I,2, 3. .Military Record: Six months' service in the Quartermaster's Corps. PETER VISCHER, Pete, New York City. A.rts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Curtis ' High School. Three years at Cornell. Phi Gamma Delta, Aleph Samach, Quill and Dagger, Sophomore Smoker Committee, Navy Day Hop Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee, Janus Club, Manuscript Club, The Corrifll Daily Sun Board 2, 3, Nlanaging Editor 4, The Corrzrll Era Board I, 3, Editor-in-Chief 4. llffilitory Record: Five months' service in the Coast Artillery Corps with rank of Second Lieutenant. ' AQUILA NEBEKER VOLKEIARDT, NQuill, New York City. Niechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Curtis High School. Three years at Cornell. Phi Gamma Delta, Varsity Lacrosse ZQ Freshman Advisory Committee, Willard Straight Cup IQ Lohr lVIedal Ig Dramatic Club, RiHe Club, Captain R.O.T.C. 2. Military Record: Eighteen months in the Air Service, with rank of Second Lieutenant, at Ground School, Ithaca, and First Provisional Training Field, Niineola. :I JAMES VEG1-ITE TVOORHEES, Richmond Hill. Chemistry. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Richmond Hill High School. Three years at Cornell. Nfilizary Rz'ro1'd: Thirteen months' service in Engineer Corps with rank of Private, A.E.P. HERMAN BENOTT WAAG, Herm, ,New York City. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Stuyvesant High School. Three and a half years at Cornell. Phi Delta Pi. Affili- tary Record: Three months' service in Cornell S.A.T.C. EDWARD RAGSDALE WAITE, Port Ann. Law. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Fort Ann High School. Two years at Cornell. Jlflilitary Record: One year's service in Canadian Infantry with rank of Private. REGINALD VVALDO, Duckie, Campbell Hall. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-One. Prepared at Goshen High School. Four and a half years at Cornell. State Tuition Scholarship. lllilitary Rrcord: Three months' service in Artillery with rank of Sergeant, at Camp Jackson. WILLIAM ARTHUR XVALL, Savona. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Savona High School. Three years at Cornell. Farmers Week Committee 3. .Military Rfcord: Ten months' service in U.S. Guards with rank of Corporal, at New York City. FRANK JOSIAH WVALRATH, fWVally, Amsterdarn. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Fonda High School. Two and a half years at Cornell. Eleusis. ADOLPH RAYMOND YVALZ, Pay, Newark N. J. Arts and Sciences. Prepared at Newark Academy. Two years at Cornell. Kappa Delta Rho. LAWRENCE STUART WATERBURY, Larry, Newark, N. I. Civil Engineering Age twenty-two Prepared at hlamaroneck High School. One and a half years at Cornell. Theta XiglCollege'Cross Country 1. lllilitary Record: One yearls service in U.S. Naval Reserve Forces, with rank of Quarter- master, Third Class, at Pelham Bay Training Station and Officers' hlaterial School. .t, I ' fic 1 'ff rf 3' -H : 4235 2 48 - z:2??a:a:1 f 62 -' ef-we 1.-14 3111. 313-. -A 4 , F -fi ' -fair., ,. ' A 1 Wi? ' A., 1 19' 212 F., .,,...., A EDGAR FAYMOND WATT, Tthaca. Meclianical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Brooklyn Boys' High School. Five years at Cornell. Nlaridolin Club 2, 3, 45 Editor The Sibley journal of Engineering. .Miliiary Record: Two months' service in Cornell S.A.T.C. JACOB HERBERT WEBER, Jack,,' Richmond Hill. Arts and Sciences-Nledicine. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Bushwick High School. Two years at Cornell. .fllilitczry Record: Six and one half months' service in Medical Corps with rank of Private, at Port of Emharkation, Hoboken, N. I. NIORTON STONEHTLL WEBSTER, '4Web, Lawrence. Arts and Sciences., Age, twenty, Prepared at Far Rockaway High School. Two years at Cornell. Jldilitdry Record: Fourteen months' service in Naval Flying Corps, with rank of Ensign, at Hampton Roads, Va. VVILLIAM LEWIS WEBSTER, l'Iudge, East Aurora. Agriculture. A.ge, twenty-two. Prepared at East Aurora High School. Two years at Cornell. Kappa Delta Rho. Freshman Crew. NAPHTALI WEIDBERG, Weedy, New York City. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Cooper Union School. Two years at Cornell. B.S. in Civil Engineering, Zionist Society. COLIN GILCHRIST YVELLES, Co, Schenectady. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Schenectady High School and Geneseo Normal School. Four years at Cornell. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. ' , GUY HENIIUP WELLS, Dayton, O. Law. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Steele High School. Four years at Cornell. .Mililary Record: Eight months, service in Infantry with rank of Second Lieutenant at Camp Greene, S. C. 'V FRED EUGENE WHEELER, Fritz, lVIalone. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Franklin Academy. Four years at Cornell. Theta Alpha, Major R.O.T.C. 4g Adirondack Club. Mili- tary Record: Three months' service in Infantry Officers' Training Camp, with rank of Second Lieu- tenant, 'at Camp Lee, Va. . 57 4 , ii ' R lx - T 213 I HOWARD ATARVIN WHITCONIB, Whit, Nichols. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Nichols High School. Four years at Cornell. Sigma Phi Epsilon: University Band I, 2. Zllilitary Rrrord: Seven and a half months' service in the Nledieal Corps with rank of private at Yale S.A.T.C. SAMUEL CORBIN WHITMAN, f'Sam,', Afton. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Afton High School. Four years at Cornell. TVIARVIN WOODLEY WICKHARI, Scriby, Poughkeepsie. Nlechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Poughkeepsie High School. Four years at CoI'nell. WALTER ERNEST YVIEBENSON, Wieby, Cleveland, O. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Cleveland University School. Two years at Cornell. Delta Phi, Sophomore Smoker Committee. Jllilitary Record: Two years' service in Infantry, with rank of First Lieutenant, A.E.F. DEAN ,CUSHING YVIGGINS, t'WVig, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. A.ge, twenty-two. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Sigma Phi, College Baseball I, 2, 3. State Scholarship. Illilitary Record: Three months' service in Infantry with rank of Second Lieu- tenant at Camp Lee, Va. I DONALD BOWER WILSON, Woodrow, Chrome, N. I. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Rahway High School. Three years at Cornell. Sigma Upsilon. Zllilitary Record: Four months' service in Engineer Corps with rank of Sergeant at Camp Humphreys, Va. JACOB WILSON, Jake, Wils, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Boys' High School. Three and a half years at Cornell. Cosmopolitan Club, Blauvelt Scholarship, Undergraduate Scholarship, Tuition Scholarship,-Tertulia Estudiantina. lllilitary R.eco1'd.' Three months' service in Cornell S.A.T.C. JAMES BENTLEY WILSON, j'im,', Buffalo. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Lafayette High School. Two years at Cornell. Delta Upsilong Freshman Football, College Basketball. Military Record: Eighteen months' service in Infantry with rank of First Lieutenant, A.E.F. 214 PERCY SUYDAM NVILSON, Syd, PS, Glen Ridge, N. I. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at lVIontclair High School. Four years at Cornell. Phi Delta Sigma, Rod and Bob, Tau Beta Pig The Cornell Civil Engineer Board, Business Nlanager. lldfilitary Record: Five months' service in Engineers Corps with rank of Private, Camp Humphreys, Va. .ANDREWS CLEMDNT WINTRINGTIAM, Andy, Millbrook. Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at hdillbrook Memorial School. Four years at Cornell. Sigma Pig State Cash Scholarshipg State Tuition Scholarship, Andrew D. White Undergraduate Scholarshipg Assistant in Chemistry 3, 4. llliliiary Record: Four months' service in Engineer Reserve Corps, with rank of Private at Newark, N. I., and two months' service in Cornell S.A.T.C. WALTER IQENDALL WIPPERhiAN, Logansport, Ind. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-One. Prepared at Logansport High School. Three years at Cornell. Alpha Chi Rho, Wearer of the C g,Fresh- man Football, Varsity Crew 3. M'ilitary Record: Six months' service in Naval Aviation with rank of C.Q.M. at Seattle, Wash. CLINTON WOOD WIXOL1, Trumansburg. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Oakwood Seminary. Two years at Cornell. .Military Record: Eighteen months' service in Infantry with rank of Private, with the Twenty-seventh Division, A.E.F. JOHN GEORGE WOLF, Jack, Vatysburg. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Lafayette High School. Four years at Cornell. Acacia, Farmers' Week Committee. .Military Record: Four months' service in the Quartermasters' Corps with rank of Private at Camp Johnston, Fla. CHILTON A.USTIN WRIGHT, Chilly, New Rochelle. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at New Rochelle High School. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Phi, Rod and Bob, College Track, College Cross Countryg Cornell Scholarshipg State Scholarshipg The Cornell Civil Engineer Board 3, Advertising Nianager 4. .Military Record: 'Three months' service in Cornell S.A.T.C. SUMNER BISBEE WRIGHT, Bis, Baltimore, Md. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Baltimore Polytechnic Institute. Three years at Cornell. Eta Kappa Nug Tau Beta Pig Band 2. Military Record: Four months' service in Cornell Naval Unit Reserve Force, with rank of C.M.M. WIVILLIAM EDWVARD FROST WRIGHT, Bill, New Rochelle. Forestry. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at New Rochelle High School. Three years at Cornell. Kappa Phi, Rifle Team 35 RiHe Club 2, 35 Foresters Club. Military Record: Six months' service in the Naval Reserve, with rank of Seaman, First Class, at Newport, R. I. Ra ii i 21:5 LOUIS ARTHUR YVUEST, Art, Cincinnati, O. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Three years at Cornell. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Hebs-Sag Tlzf Cornell Countryman Board 3, Editor-in-Chief 4. .Mililary Record: Service in Infantry at Camp Fremont, Calif. , ilLBIN YEAW, Alf, South'Orange, N. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Salisbury School. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Delta Phi. Nlilitary Record: Twenty-one months' service in Naval Reserve, with rank of Ensign, on the U.S.S. lVIoccasin. BENNET BOTSFORD YOUNG, Bots, Chicago, Ill. Arts and Sciences-Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at University High School. Two years at Cornell. Delta Kappa EpsilongTrack Squadg Chairman Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Sophomore ,Smoker Committee, Beth Ll!-Xmed. .Mili- tary Record: Twenty months, service in the Ordnance Department with rank of Lieutenant. CLARENCE PETER ZEPP, Pete, Zip, Gettysburg, Pa. Veterinary. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Shippensburg State Normal School. Three years at Cornell. Phi Kappa Sigmag Sphinx Headg Omega Tau Sigma, Freshman Footballg Varsity Football Squad 25 Captain Varsity W'restling 35 Intercollegiate Championship in the 175-pound Class 2g College Basketball 1, 2, 45 Freshman Spring Day Committee. .Military Record: Sixteen months' service in Artillery School of Fire with rank of Second lieutenant at Fort Sill, Okla. JACOB ZUCKERMANY, Zuck, Gloversville. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Gloversville High School. Three years at Cornell. llhlizezry Record: Six months' service in Signal Corps, with rank of Sergeant at Gerstner Field, La. 'l '- 'tT'f:. l c.. -v , 3 'wwi3 ,, T ' ' 9 i .A 'iff' 1, l rf , - V , '-I-swf, ., ,, V. ..,, -3 .1.f,. A . 21? E ' -. ' -f i...-pi. ,,.. .... H ' f MM, 'fo' 216 GEORGE RAIAURICE ABBOTT, Pete, Wabari, Mass. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Oak Grove Seminary. Two and a half years at Cornell. Delta Tau Delta, Cross Country 3, Class Track 2, Underclass Rush Committee 3, Freshman Advisory Committee 3. Illililary Rrcord: Twenty-two months' service U. S. IVIarine Flying Corps, 2nd, Lieutenant, Overseas. FAY COOK BAILEY, Canton. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Canton High School. Four years at Cornell. Scorpion. lllilitary Record: Twenty-two months' service, Field Artillery, Sergeant, Camp jackson, S. C. WARNER FRANK BALDWIN, Stub, Potsdam. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at IVIOrris High School, New York City. Two years at Cornell. Alpha Gamma Rho. Rdilitary Record: Fifteen months' service,IVIacl1ine Gun Battalion, Sergeant, A.E.F. HAROLD APPLETON BALL, W'ayne, Pa. Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Radnor High School. TWO years at Cornell. Delta Phi. Ilifilitczry Record: TWO years'service in Navy as En- sign, on the IVIediterranean. BRUNO VOLTAIRE BITKER, Bit, Aflilwaukee, Wis. Law. Age, twenty-One. Prepared at the Milxvaulcee High School Three years at Cornell. Zeta Beta Tau. .Military Record: Seven months' service Infantry, 2nd Lieutenant, Champaign, Ill. EDWARD BROWNING BLUE, Ed, Pittsburg, Pa. IVIechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Pittsburg High School. Two years at Cornell. Sigma Phi, Freshman Tax Committee. Military Rccord: Six months in the American Field Service in France, eighteen months in Naval Aviation, Ensign, Italy. MEYER BODANSKY, Alike, '4Bodie, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Townsend Harris Hall. Three years at Cornell. .MiZ1'mry Record: Medical Corps, Sergeant, Lakewood, N. J. ROBERT BRIGHAM BOWLES, Babe, Houston, Texas. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-One. Pre- pared at Prosso Preparatory School. Three years at Cornell. Alpha Tau Omega, Rod and Bob, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, Southerners Club, Assistant IXIanager of Tennis 3. Zlflilitary Record: Five months' service in Field Artillery, 2nd Lieutenant, Camp Taylor. THOMAS BURKE, Oneida. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Oneida High School. Four years at Cornell. . HARRY GRISWOLD CHAPIN, '4Dick, YfVatkins. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Two and a half years at Cornell. Phi Sigma Delta. AMOS PRENTICE CHASE, Hal, Norwich, Conn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Norwich Academy. Four years at Cornell. Zeta Psi, Varsity Crew Squad, Freshman Advisory Committee, Freshman Cap Burning Committee. Bdilirary Record: Twenty-one months' Naval Aviation, C.Q.IVI., Key IfVest, Fla. CHARLES LEWIS CLIN'rON, Red, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Cascadilla School. Four years at Cornell. 217 JULIAN SEER-IAN COHEN, '1Sweeney,,' New York City. Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ethical Culture School. Four years at Cornell-. Track I, 2, 3, Cross Country Squad I, 2, 3, Cosmopolitan Club. !lIfiIz'tav'y Rccord: Sixteen months' service Chemical YVarfare, Sergeant, Astoria, L. I. IVIYRON EDWARD COLBY, Doc, Gouverneur. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Gouverneur High School. Four years at Cornell. State Cash Scholarship, State Tuition Scholar- ship. A.NTI-IONY HENRY COLLINS, '4Stant, Des Moines, Ia. Nlechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at West Des hloines High School. Three years at Cornell. Beta Theta Pig Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 45 Thr Cornell Annualr Board, JuIIior Associate Business hianager 3, Assist- ant Business Manager 4. CLAYTON AVORTI-I COUSENS, Duck, Honolulu, T. H. Arts and Sciences-Law. Age, twenty-tive. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Five years at Cornell. Alpha Sigma Phi, Phi Delta Phi, Coach Swimming Team 19155 Janus, Dramatic Club. Illilitary Record: Three months' service in Chemical Warfare, First Sergeant, Camp American University. WALLACE VINCENT CUNNEEN, Wally,,' Port Jervis. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Port Jervis High School. One and a half years at Cornell. Sigma Phi Epsilon. Lacrosse ZQ Sophomore Rush Committee. lllilizary Record: Two years' service, Nlachine Gun Corps, and Lieu- tenant, JOHN WEEKS CUNNINGI-IAM, Cunny,l' Yonkers. hflechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Yonkers High School. Two years at Cornell. The Sibley journal ofEnginceri1zg Board 2. Military Record: Eighteen months' service in Infantry, ISE Lieutenant, A.E.F. NELSON BREESE DELAVAN, x'Del, Seneca Falls. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Seneca Falls High School. Two years at Cornell. Sigma Phi. Zllilitary Record: TWO years' service in Infantry, ISI Lieutenant, A.E.F. PHILIP ALOYSIUS DERHAM, Phil,,' Reds, Rosemont, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- two. Prepared at Lower IVIerioII High School. One year at Cornell. llifiliziary Record: One year's service in the Tank Corps, Private, A.E.F. GEORGE FRANCIS DICKINS, '4Dick, Philadelphia, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at St. Pauls School, Garden City. Two years at Cornell. Huntington Club.. Jllilitary Record: Seventeen months, service in Infantry, 2nd Lieutenant, Camp hdeade and Camp Lee. EDVVARD LOWE DUFFIES, 'LDuffs,'l Washington, D. C. Civil Engineering, Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Central High School. Two years at Cornell. Kappa Delta Rho, Pyramid, Captain R.O.T.C.5 Senators Club. lllilizary Record: One yearls service, A.rtillery, and Lieutenant, A.E.F. RICHARD FERRIS DURHANI, Dick, Freeville, S. C. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Two years at Cornell. Sigma Phi. llifililary Record: Two years' service in American Field Service In France. ALAN LOUIS EGGERS, Summit, N. J. Law. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Summit High School. Two years at Cornell. Chi Phi. Zllilrftmy Record: Twenty months' service, hlachine Gun Co., Io7th Infantry, Sergeant. DfCO7'tZfi07ZJ',' .flmwicczvz D.S.C., Britifh D.S.llf. 218 CHARLES ENNIS, Chuck,', Lyons. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Lyons High School. Two years at Cornell. Lambda Chi Alpha. The Cornell Courzlryrimrz Board. Jwilrflary Record: Twenty-two months' service Infantry, ISK Lieutenant, A.E.F. TI-IEODORE LINCOLN ESCHVVEILER, Esch, Nlilwaukee, W'is. Architecture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Marquette,Acad,emy. Two years at.Cornell. Zeta Psi, Freshman Track. 1U'zfHrary Record: Twenty months service, Engineers, 2nd Lieutenant, A.E.F. DEITOREST EBEN Fox, Foxy, I,Vorcester. Arts and Sciences-Law. Age, twenty. Prepared at Worcester High School. Four years at Cornell. YVILLIAM BEBB FRANCIS, College Station, Texas. Veterinary Bledicine. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at A. St. INT. College of Texas. Two years at Cornell. Beta Theta Pi. llflfilitary Record: Service in the 36oth Infantry, ISt Lieutenant, A.E.F. RUSSELL A.NDRE'Wi FRASER, New York City. IVIining Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Two years at Cornell. llafzlrtary Record: Twenty-two months' service, Naval Reserve Forces, on shipboard. WVALTER HOYT FRENCH, Oak Park, Ill. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Oak Park High School. Three years at Cornell. University Orchestra, Huntington Club. Military Record: Ten months, Service in Navy, overseas. NATHANIEL FUCHS, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences-Chemistry. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Boys, High School. Four years at Cornell. Intercollegiate Socialist Society. M'iZ1fzary Record: Two months' service in Cornell S.A.T.C. CLIFFORD ROHR GARD, Cliff, XlVICl1It2l, Kansas. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared .at Heidelberg Academy. One-half year at Cornell. Beta Theta Pi. zllilitary Record: One year's service, Royal Air Forces, Lieutenant. EYERETT FENTON GIDLEY, Gid, Johnstown. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Johnstown High School. Two years at Cornell. Theta Delta Chi. M'iZ1'Zary Rccord: Eighteen months, Field Artillery, Second Lieutenant, Camp Taylor, Ky. PAUL GILLETTE, Ithaca. Law. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Two years at Cornell. Delta Kappa Epsilon. lllilimry Record: Eighteen months, service, Sergeant, Nledical Corps, A.E.F. SAMUEL COLVER GIST, JR., Sam,,' Wfellsburg, WL Va. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at WVellsburg High School. Two years at Cornell. Sigma Nu, Freshman Football, Varsity Foot- ball Squad, Spring Day Committee, Nlanager University Orchestra. lllilrlary Rfcord: Two years, service, 45th Infantry, ISf Lieutenant, Camp Gordon, Ga. CHAUNCEY JEROME GORDON, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Boys High School. Three years at Cornell. Phi Beta Kappa, Cornell International Polity Club. 219 XVALTER ANTON HENRY GRANTZ, 'clVally, Brooklyn. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Commercial High School. Four years at Cornell. Pyramid rililitary Rfcord: One year's service in Coast Artillery, 2nd Lieutenant, Fort Winfield Scott, San Francisco, Calif. VVALTER GUNTPIER, Wally, hffendham. NIechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Three years at Cornell. Pi Kappa Alpha. Illilimry Rrrord: Eighteen months' service, Captain, Cavalry, Douglas, Ariz. IRVING HARRIS, Pete, Bayonne, N. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Bay- onne High School and Hasbrouck Institute. One year at Cornell. Jllilitary Rfrorzir Service in Engineering Reserve Corps. WILLIAIVI HARRrsoN, JR., Bill, Duluth, Minn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twentyltwo. Prepared at Virginia Military Institute. One year at Cornell. Theta Chi. .Military Rzfconi' Eight months' service, Coast Artillery, Corporal, A.E.F. A LYNWOOD NORMAN HARVEY, Harv, Glens Falls. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Glens Falls High School. One and a half years at Cornell. Jlflilizary Record: Two years' service, Engineers, Bugler, A.E.F. HOLLIS ELBRIDGE HOGLE, IR., Holly, Utica. Niechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Franklin Academy. Two years at Cornell. 2nd Lieutenant R.O.T.C. rllilimry Rfrord: Eighteen months' service, Infantry, ISI Lieutenant, Camp Upton, N. Y. VVILLARD HORNE, Bill, Titusville, Pa. IWechanical Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at Army and Navy Preparatory School. One and a half years at Cornell. Theta Chi, Freshman Track. lllilitary Record: Two years in the Air Service, and Lieutenant, Hazelhurst Field. OSWALD EUGENE HOWE, HOs, Oak Park, Ill. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Oak Park High School. Two years at Cornell. Psi Upsilong Freshman Banquet Committee, Sophomore Cotillion Committee. Military Record: Twenty-three months' service, U.S.N.R.F., Ensign, U.S. Special Anti-submarine Forces. WALLACE ADDISON HowEs, Wallie, Florence, Blass. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Northampton High School. Two years at Cornell. Kappa Psi. Jlflilitary Rfcord: Twenty-two months' service, Field Artillery, 2nd Lieutenant, A.E.F. WALDRON WELLS HUBBARD, UI-Iub, Flushing. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Flushing High School. Two and a half years at Cornell. Sigma Pi. lllilimry Record: Fourteen months' service, Medical Corps, Sergeant, Edgewood Arsenal. FRANK SKIFF JANNOTTA, !'Frank, Oak Park, Ill, Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Oak Park High School and Illinois University. Two years at Cornell. Sigma Nug IVIusical Clubs, 2, 3. JOHN ARTHUR JENNINGS, Pink, Rochester. Law. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Rochester High School. Four years at Cornell. Delta Chi, Freshman Spring Day Cornmitteeg College Smoker Committee 35 Sesoniah. Zllilizary Record: Twenty-months' in the Air service, Sergeant Major, A.E.F. 220 LOUIS GEORGE ICAUFMAN, Lewgy, Brooklyn. Chemistry. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Manual Training High School. Two years at Cornell. Alpha Epsilon Pi, Freshman Basketballg Freshman Track. Zlflzlrrary Reco1'z1'.' Two year's service, Navy,2nd Musician, Pelham Bay and U. S. S. Relief. I'IAROLD JAMES KEOGPT, Detroit, NIieh. Forestry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Canandaigua Academy and East High School, Rochester. Two years at Cornell. Sesomah. Illilifary Record: Six months' service, Q.hE.C., Private ISK class, Camp Custer. LUTHER CLINTON IKIRKLAND, Kirk, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Southern Industrial Institute, Camp Hill, Ala. Two and a half years at Cornell. Alpha Zetag Aleph Samachg Freshman Crewg Junior Varsity Crew. Ilflilitary Record: One year's service, Infantry, Private, A.E.F. ALFRED CHARLES KOEHLER, Al, New York City. Adechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Alorris High School. Two and a half years at Cornell. Illilitary Record: One year's service, Navy, Ensign, U. S. S. Salem. CHARLES LOVELL IQRIBS, IR., Charlie, Dallas, Tex. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Terrill School. Two years at Cornell. Sigma Phi. r MORTIER WICKHALI LAFEVER, Von Hindenburgf' Corning. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Three years at Cornell. Theta Alpha. Second Lieutenant R.O.T.C. 2, Captain 3. Illilirary Record: Five months' service, Infantry and Coast Artillery, Private. JOHN FREDERICK LANE, Johnny, Port Richmond. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Curtis High School. Three years at Cornell. Alpha Gamma Rho. lllililary Record: Twenty-two months' service, U.S.N.R.F., Ensign. ACHILLE MICHAEL LEPORE, Frosh, West Hoboken, N. Law. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at West Hoboken High School. Freshman Football Squad. Illililary Record: Ordnance Inspec- tor, Old Bridge, N. YVILLIAM LESTER LEW1s,f'Bill, Binghamton, Nlechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Pr e- pared at Binghamton Central High School. Two years at Cornell. Nayati. lllilitary Record: Two year's service, Navy, IVIachinist's hfIE1tC,1St Class, Overseas. FREDERICK YVILLIAM LOEDE, IR., Fritz, New York City. Agriculture, Age, twenty-one. Prepared at DeWitt Clinton High School. Three and a half years at Cornell. Scorpion, Mandolin Club, Orchestra. CLYDE MAYER, Stud, Williamsport, Pa. Nlechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at YVilliamsport High School. Two years at Cornell. Freshman Football and Baseball. lljlilli- rary RKC01'fl'.' One and a half years in Navy on U. S. S. Moccasin. 'THOMAS CHARLES AIICIDERMOTT, Mac, Stoneham, NIass. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Stoneham High School, and Exeter Academy. Two years at Cornell. 221 FRANK WILLIAIIS NICDONELL, NIickie, Brooklyn. hlechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Four years at Cornell. Psi Upsilong Tau Beta Pig Eta Kappa Nu, Varsity Track 3. , CRANDALL DONALD NICLEAN, '4Chan,l' Binghamton. Nlechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-One.. Prepared at Binghamton Central High School. Two years at Cornell. RICHARD HOUGHTON BTARTIN, l'Dick,7' Lima. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Genesee Wesleyan Seminary. Two years at Cornell. Alpha Zeta. JEROME NIELNIKER, Jerry, Flemington, N. I. A.rts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Flemington High School. One year at Cornell. Pi Lambda Phi, Freshman Baseball Squad. Jllilizary Record: One year's service, Medical Corps, Private, A.E.F. VARTKES NIIGRDICHIAN, Rodosto, Turkey. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-six. Four years at Cornell. . BERNARD MINDES, !'Bernie, Newark, N. bl. Law. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Barringer High School. Three years at Cornell. Pi Lambda Phi, College Cross Country, College Baseball. FORREST PRINCE NELSON, Groton, Vt.' Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Hanover High School. Three years at Cornell. .Milizary Record: Nine months' service, Machine Gun Bat- talion, Corporal, A.E.F. LESLIE T. NICHOLS, Duke,' f'Nick, Evanston, Ill. Architecture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Chicago Latin School. Five years at Cornell. Chi Psi, L'Ogive5 President Nlasque 3, 4, 5. Zlflilitary Record: Twenty months' service U.S.N.R.F., Ensign, Navy Dept., Washington, D. HERNIAN PAUL ODESSEY, O-D,,' Brooklyn. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Boys' High School. Two years at Cornell. WILLARD B. OTIS, Farmer,', Venice Center. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at X!VCStONVH School. Two and a half years at Cornell. Scroll and Spade. Ilafiliiary Record: One year's service, American Red Cross, France. SIDNEY ALTON PACKARD, 'gSid, Oklahoma City, Okla. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Oklahoma City High School. Two years at Cornell. Scorpion. Illilitary Record: Two months' service Cornell S.A.T.C. DAVID GARRISON PRICE, Dave, Johnstown, Pa. Nfechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Tome Institute. One year at Cornell. Theta Xi. rllililary Rerord: Seven ITQQISQ service, Naval Aviation, znd. Cl. NLM. Gulfport, Miss. EARL PURDY, Purd, Saratoga Springs, Architecture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Columbia University. Three years at Cornell. Phi Kappa Psig B.S. Degree. .Military Record: Ten months' service, Navy, 3rd class Radio Operator. 222 XVALLACE BLANK QUAIL, 'lBirdie, Brooklyn. Niechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Boys' High School. Three and a half years at Cornell. Theta Delta Chi, Tau Beta Pi, Freshman Football, Varsity Track 3, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, NIasque 3. zllilrzary Record: Four months' service Heavy Artillery, and Lieutenant, Fort Alonroe, Va. EDGAR AIONSANTO QUEENY, Ed, St. Louis, Mo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Pawling School. One and a half years at Cornell. Alpha Delta Phi, Freshman Spring Day Com- mittee, Chairman Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Student Council 2, Mlajura, The Cornell Widow Board,Assistant Business hrianager. Jllrlizary Record: Two years' service,Navy, Lieutenant U. GJ U.S.S. Arizona. GODFREY RUHLAND REBBIANN, JR., '4Ruhl,,' Philadelphia, Pa. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty- one. Prepared at Episcopal Academy. Four years at Cornell. Psi Upsilon, Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa Nu, Chairman Junior Smoker Committee, Interscholastic Track Nlanager. HAh'IILTON HARVEY ROBERTS, Ham,', '4Bob,', Wliite Sulphur Springs, Va. Nfechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Ivlackenzie School. Four years at Cornell. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. lllilitary Record: Sixteen months' Air Service, Second Lieutenant. MORRIS B. Ross, New York City. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Stuyvesant High School. Four years at Cornell. Phi Delta Pi. FRANK GRAY ROYCE, Fulton. Law., Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Mt. Hermon School. Two years at Cornell. Delta Chi. lllilrtary Record: Eighteen months' service as volunteer Ambulance Driver with the French Army and A.E.F., Croix de Gurcre. WILBUR OSCAR RUST, 'Al'Vib,,' Ithaca. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-three. 'Prepared at Ithaca High School. One year at Cornell. lllilizary Record: One year's service, Naval Aviation, Chief Quartermaster, Newport, R. I. Cambridge, IX'Iass. HENRYK RYNALSKI, Heinie, Fredonia. Chemistry. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Fredonia Normal School. Three years at Cornell. Tau Beta Pi, Alpha Chi Sigma, Cornell Tuition and State Scholarships, Asst. Chemistry Instructor. lldilitary Record: Eight monthsl service, Marine Corps, A.E.F. PAUL S. SEAC-ER, '4Doc, South Orange, N. J. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at South Orange High School. Two years at Cornell. rllilizary Record: Two years' service, Navy, Ensign, U. S. S. Lancaster. f CARL SCHAEFER, '4Schaef,'7 Tompkinsville. Agriculture. Age, thirty years. Prepared at Mount Hermon School. Two and a half years at Cornell. Alpha Gamma Rho. lllilizary Record: One year's service, Field Artillery, Sergeant, A.E.F. VERNON Hrcos SCHNEE, Vern, Cleveland, O. Arts and Sciences-Chemistry. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Glenville High School. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Tau Omega, College Basketball, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, Alembic. Military Record: Fifteen months' service, Artillery, and Lieutenant, Fort hionroe, Va. ROBERT GATES SKINNER, Bob, Lakewood. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Peekskill Bflilitary Academy. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Sigma, Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa Nu, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, State Scholarships, Tuition Scholarship. rlfililary Record: Eighteen months' service U.S.N.R.F.,seaman, and Class, Newport and Ithaca. 223 HENRY SPAHR SMALL, Dutch, York, Pa. lvlechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Worcester Academy. Two years at Cornell. Delta Upsilon. lllililczry Record: Twenty months' service, Navy, Chief Machinist's Nfate, on shipboard. EUGENE RALPH SMOLEY, Gene, Scranton, Pa. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at Scranton Central High School. One year at Cornell. Phi Kappa Sigma. CHARLES PIART SPENCER, JR., Spence, Pittsburgh, Pa. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Andover School. Two and a half years at Cornell. Chi Phi, Freshman Advisory Committee. llflilitary Rccord: One year in the Air Service, Cadet, Baron Field. VVILLIAM SEAcoRD STEMPFLE, Elmira. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Three years at Cornell. .Military Record: Two years' service Army, ISL Lieutenant, Army of Occupation. ELMORE BEGKER STONE, Stoney, Dolgeville. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Dol- geville High School. Three years at Cornell. Theta Alpha, C.U.C.A. Cabinet. Illilitary Record: Ten months' service, Corporal, Pioneer Infantry, A.E.F. FRANCIS MARVIN SUTTON, JR., Larry, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Poly Prep School. Two years at Cornell. Chi Psi, Aleph Samach, Varsity Football Squad, Freshman Track, Freshman Rush Committee, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Sophomore Rush Committee, Masque, Glee Club. Illilizary Rccord: Twenty-one months' service, Navy, Signal Quartermaster, Overseas. FRED JOWETT TAPLEY, Tap, Forestry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Dummer Academy. Two years at Cornell. Sigma Phi Epsilon. .Military Record: Twenty-one months' service, U.S.N.R. Gunner's Mate U.S.S. Canonicus, Overseas. EMETT BOYCE TER BUSH, IR., Terbie, Greenfield. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one years. Prepared at Ellenville High School. Three years at Cornell. Theta A.lpha, Helios, ISK Lieutenant, R.O.T.C. 3, State Scholarship. lwilitary Record: Three months' service, Infantry, and Lieutenant, Camp Lee, Va. STANLEY ARMSTRONG TOMPKINS, Tomy, Rochester. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at West High School. Two years at Cornell. Sesomah. Ildilizczry Record: Eight months' service, Tank Corps, and Lieutenant. HUGO CORTE REAL VoGEL,'4Birdie,l'Milwvaukee,Wis. Arts and Sciences. Age,twenty-two. Prepared at Racine Academy. Two years at Cornell. Chi Psi, Freshman Football. llfifilitczry Record .' Seven- teen months' service, U,S.N.R.F., C.Q.lVI., Great Lakes. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN WILLIANIS, Ben, Elmira. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty- two. Prepared at Elmira Free Academy. One year at Cornell. Alpha Chi Rho. Ilflilitary Rccord: Six months' service, Infantry, Private, Camp Sevier, S.C. FREDERICK TOLLEY YOUNGS, IR., Fritz, Richmond Hill. hlechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- five. Prepared at'Worcester Academy. Two years at Cornell. Phi Gamma Delta. gd! EUGENE FRANCIS ZEINER, Gene, Brooklyn. Nlechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Pre- pared at Boys' High School. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Psi. lllilitary Record: Fifteen months' service, Infantry, Sergeant, Camp Upton, L. I. 224 ,Q f Mlss GEORGIA L. WIIITE Afdvimr of Women Mus. ELIZABETH PIEDGES BARBOUR Social Dirrctov' of Sage College I 225 Mxss GERTRUDE I'IOUSTON NYE Socia!Direrzo1' of Prudmzfe Rixley Ha!! Af 'Ii-:i' 'E-fill. fm - ' 75515 ' -' -1?4 5rf?4Z7i ' 2 4 4 ' z 1 f 9 f f ,ffm , . .,.. ..... , ,,.,,,,4f Y Y V 7, Y VYY7, , on . ., 7-.c.,, ,,r, Y ,-..-Y afff- -Y-fi c- --- - ----4-------A' -- f-Y --ff HELEN ELIZABETH ADDOMS, Yonkers. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Yonkers High School and Syracuse University. Two years at Cornell. Alpha Chi Ornegag The Cornell Review Board, Associate Editor 3. ERNA ADLER, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Ethical Culture School. Three years at Cornell. MARIAN RUTH ALBRIGHT, Shrimp,,' Canandaigua. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Canandaigua Academy. Four years at Cornell. Phi Beta Kappag State Tuition Scholarshipg State Cash Scholarship. ET!-IEL ELIZABETH A1.L1s, l'Beth, Ithaca. Home Economics. Age, twenty. Prepared at lVIacedon High School and Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. ANIY RUTH APFEL, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Three years at Cornell. Sigma Delta Phig Basketball Teamg Cornell Women's Dramatic Club. LOUISE ROBERTA AVANT, New York City. Arts and Sciences-Medicine. Prepared at Washington Irving High School. Two and a half years at Cornell. LOUISE EUGENIE BAKER, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Alpha Thetag IVIortar Board, Hockey 4g Y. W. C. A.Small Cabinet 3, 45 Executive Committee 25 President A.T.A. 25 Advanced Choir 4g Girls' Orchestra 2, 3, 4. ,IOSEPHINE BANKS, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Kappa Gamma. sg 2 iss! Qqf 226 1 ',1f3'1 1 F' X 4, H f 4 4 ff ' f ig! f ',z2lfffi'5fQ . - fzri I Q '1-.iffy If I4 MARGARET LOUISE BATEMAN, Peggy,l' Champlain. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Champlain High School. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Kappa GammagHockey Manager 2g Business Manager The Cornfll Bulletin 2. ' FRANCES M. BAYARD, Fran,', Germantown, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty. Three years at Cornell. Sigma Delta Phi. - HELEN BEALS, Worcester, Mass. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Classical High School. Four years at Cornell. Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 25 Chairman Vocational Guidance Committee 4g Executive- Committee 4. LOUISE FULLER BELDEN, Fredonia. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at High School Department of Fredonia Normal School. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Phig Phi Beta Kappa, Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 3, 4. OTELIA IOSEPI-IINE BENGTSSON,iiTClC,,,OSSiI1l1'lg. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Ossining High School. Four years at Cornell. Wayside Aftermath, L.O.V. FLORENCE BERKELEY, Brooklyn, Agriculture. Age, twenty-One. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Kappa Gamma. MADELINE OLGA BERLS, Berly, New York City. Home Economics. Age, twenty. Prepared at Morris High School. Four years at Cornell. President L.O.V. 45 State Scholarship. LOUISA SIMPSON BLAUVELT, Canajoharie. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Canajoharie High School. Four years at Cornell. fr ' 4 ' f v Q' y Af I 1 M idx' V ' if ',,'I9 ' . if If 1 1 V: Aim Q .W . 1:a ,,,f5 - 'W' P' gc ' . 4, . . R u v Gif' I , l l f i' we JJ, X Wx GLADYS K. BLEIMAN, Glad,', New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Wadleigh High School. Four years at Cornell. Raven and Serpentg Brotherhood, The Cornell Bulletin Board 25The Cornell Daily Sun. Board,Managing Editor Women's Department 35 Women's Dramatic Club 2, 3, President 4. , GRACE HUNTINGTON BITISS, - Gracious, Jamestown.. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Salamanca High School and St. Lawrence University. Two years at Cornell. State Scholar- ship. - DORA.RUTH BLOOM, Dodie, Paterson, N. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Paterson High School. Four years at Cornell. Sigma Delta Phig Deutscher Vereing Cercle Francais. HELEN GRACE BOOL, Ithaca. Home Economics. Age, twenty. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. Raven and Serpent, Sedowag Field Hockey 1, 29 Frigga Fylgae. RUTH WINIFRED BRADLEY, Silver Springs. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Castile High School. Four years at Cornell. State Scholarship. FRANCES LOUISE BRECK, Peg,,' Bloomfield, N. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-four. ,Prepared ' at Bloomfield High School and Hollins College, Va. Two and a half years at Cornell. Delta Delta Delta. LAURA BAYETTE BROWN, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Xi Deltag '86 NIemorial Stage 2. HELEN F,L1sE BULLARD, Schuylerville. 'Agriculture Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Schuylerville High School. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Xi Delta. 228 I .I f , - .mem f f 'P-if ' 1 V ., f- fi3Qf:i fff,,,,f ' V, , L ,zr? , fglmzffd , ,., ,, , 4 ' gy-. -wtf'-:ff-'f' A .if W- Z' . -'yzktz- if-iff V .2032 4 nf., fvsigg- , -'ii e ' . f ,.,.. ,:::,fg:j .W-, . -. aug: 'ww zgagp,-,L-,:1: 1 f 5 ' ' 9 f 1 1, ? ff? 1 . ga 2297125-EIEVE-,:2:1.g:1-j:,..g - ' A wh .1 EVELYN C. CALL, Ev, Stafford. Home Economics. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Batavia High School and Northwestern University. Three years at Cornell. JANE GARRY CARROLL, fancy, Cleveland, O. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at St. Elizabeth's Academy. Three years at Cornell. Alpha Phig The Cornfll Rfaiew Board. DOROTHY LYON CHAPMAN, Staten Island. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Curtis High School. Four years at Cornell. Delta Zeta, Tennis Team I, 35 House Committee I, 4g Executive Committee I. PHYLLIS CHAPMAN, Phyl,,' New York City. Home Economics. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Hutchinson Central High School, Buffalo. Four years at Cornell. Cornell Dramatic Club 1, 2, Secretary 3, 4. ELIZABETH THOMPSON CHURCHYARD, Buffalo. Home Economics. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at South Pasadena High School and Lafayette High School. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Kappa Gammag Sedowag Freshman Baseballg Freshman Hockeyg Junior Class Treasurerg The Cornell Review Board, Business Manager I, 2, 3, 4. , HELEN SOPHIA CLARK, Clarkie, Munnsville. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Munns- ville High School. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Delta. MARGARET IKIMBER CLARK, Fulton. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Fulton High School. Four years at Cornell. ANNA CECILIA COAD, Prince George County, Md. Home Economics. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Surrattsville High School. Four years at Cornell. Delta Zeta. g .uv 229 ' ' ,,::,w' lark' K? , ,, 5 K V RUTH DANIELS CONKLIN, Joplin, Mo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Girls' Collegiate School, Los Angeles, Cal. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Kappa Gamma. MARY AGNES CONROY, Conie,l' Hilton. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Hilton High School. Four years at Cornell. Chi Omegag The Cornell A'nnual.r Board 4. ELIZABETH ROSE CooK, Betty, Albany. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Albany High School. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Xi Delta, Hockey IQ Basketball 2g Crew 2, 3g Student Honor System Committee 45 Y. W. C. A. Committee 3, 45 Cash Scholarship, Holstein-Friesian Grad- uate Scholarshipg Frigga Fylgae. ' FRANCES MARIAN COTTLE, Constable. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Franklin Academy. Four years at Cornell. FLORENCE ELIZABETH COUPE, Utica. Home Economics. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Utica Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Omicron'Pig The Cornell Review Board, Advertising ' Manager. lVIARGARET PAINE CROUCH, Syracuse. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Goodyear- Burlingame. Two years at Cornell. Kappa Alpha Theta. MRS. CHLOE LOUISE JAMES CURTISS, Ithaca. Home Economics. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Nevvfield High School. Four years at Cornell. ANNE ELIZABETH Cusrc, Cussy, Huntington. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Hunt- ington High School. Four years at Cornell. Delta Delta Delta. IW 4 fm' if - ii 'A'-2'--'amaze 5-1 V- - '- y , 230 A fm was , f .ZF 1 Q AVF-' 1 . . 1 , 1 I X ff -, lv X 7 9 fl!! f A MRs. WARD DALTON, Eff, Ardmore, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Lower Merion High School. Three years at Cornell. LINA REEVES DARLING, Sis, 'Pink, Binghamton. Agriculture-Home Economics. Age, twenty- two. Prepared at Binghamton Central High School. Four years at Cornell. Frigga Fylgae. REBECCA DAVIS, Bobs, Becky,,' Port Henry. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Port HenryHigh School. Four years at Cornell. Class Field Hockey I,2,3,4g Class Baseball 2, 3. HELEN MARGARET DAY, Buffalo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Lafayette High School. Four years at Cornell. Field Hockey 35 Wayside-Aftermatli. EDNA LOUISE DEAN, Ed, Ithaca. Home Economics. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. Sedowag College Honor System Committeeg Frigga Fylgae. MADOLIINP DEWITT, Lima. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Livonia High School. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Kappa Gammag Mortar Boardg Brotherhoodg The Cornell Bullftin Board 2, 3, Student Government Association 35 Women's Dramatic Club 3. AGNES CATHERINE D1EL, New York City. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Wadleigh High School. Four years at Cornell. Delta Zeta. SUSAN JULIA DIEIJL, Sue, Schenectady. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Schenectady High School. Four years at Cornell. The Cornell Review Board, Assistant A.dvertising Manager. We JW! X x 1 . . 'A E ' V i F .. , 'Mi . :Q .,m,g1 231 N0 3 . , I., . I :nik LUCIBEL IRVING DowNs, Lou, East Quogue. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Patchogue High School. Four years at Cornell. Field Hockey I, 3, hianager 4g Regents Scholar- ship. ELIZABETH MARY DRAKE, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Phi. U HAZEL SARAI-I DUNN, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. Frigga Fylgaeg A.T.A. DOROTHEA DIANA DURFEE, f'Dot,', Batavia. Agriculture. Ageftwenty-two. .Prepared at Batavia High School. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Xi Deltag A.T.A.g Frigga Fylgae, Agassiz Club. IDA MAE ELLIOTT, Buffalo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Lafayette High School. One year at Cornell. Delta Gamma. ' GLADYS RUDD ENO, HC-Had, 'fGaby,,' Elmhurst. Arts and Sciences. Age, twerlty'-One. Prepared at Newtown High School. Two and a half years at Cornell, MARGRETTA FARLEY, Campbell Hall. Home Economics. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Goshen High School. Four years at Cornell. LUCRETIA HINKLEY FERGUSON, Kem, Buffalo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-eight. Prepared at Lafayette High School, University of l1Visconsin and Buffalo State Normal. One year at Cornell. Agassiz Club, Intercollegiate Socialist Societyg Cercle Francais. , Q.. . Q , air' sN?g3:fI5'.Zf:- ,-QQ.: .W ' 2. ' ' , , 2.15: N,rg -2:5 . ,3,5g5,:: I , ,ji-1,9 . 'I .:-ir I' .: '1151 El . '- ...uf ' ' 4 fl a fvfs fgzirff A ff 232 :4 ELINOR MARY F1sH, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. Delta Delta Delta5 Cornell Dramatic Clubg A.T.A. IWZARION CORNELIA FISHER, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences-Medicine. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. MARY ELLENJFORD, '4Mary S.S., Belfast. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Belfast High School. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Xi Delta5 Tuition Scholarship5 Cash Scholar- ship, Y. W. C. A. ' JEANNETTE M. FoX, Foxy, Buffalo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Lafayette High School. Three years at Cornell. State Scholarshipg Advanced Choir. I MARY IRENE FRANK, Rene , Oil City, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one.. Prepared at Oil City High School. Four years at Cornell. Beta Phi5 Finance Committee Y.W.C.A. 2, 35 Sec- retary Risley House Committee 45 Student Government Executive Committee 45 Class Treasurer 45 The' Cornell Bulletin Board, Editor-in-Chief 45 Scimitar. VALERIE FILFRIEDA FRoscH, Bobbie,,' I.arrie, Herkimer. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Pre- pared at Herkimer High School. Three years at Cornell. Chi Omega. Class Baseball5 State Cash p Scholarshipg University Scholarshipsg A.T.A.5 L.O.V. I, 2, 3. ESTHER HAWLEY FUNNELL, Funny',, Huntington. Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Hunt- ington High School. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Delta5 SedoWa5 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Tennis 25 College Honor System 45 Student Government Executive Committee 45 Sports and Pastimes Council 45 Vice-President Y.W.C.A. 35 Class Secretary 3, President 45 Frigga Fylgae. I-IELENE ADELE GERBER, Staten Island. A.rts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Curtis High School. Four years at Cornell. Delta Zeta5 Field Hockey IQ Tennis Team I, 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Tennis Singles Championship I, 2, 3, 45 Manager Tennis 2. 233 .w W --lfjfigi . f-Q3?j ?5L'ii .' '-gifrif-1, -' r .- 5' EEE-iii' .:25EfEEEiEel?gfi'-W.---1i1E'i' .M SWK Aw fa 13 s Q 1 N-i. w wi hs? 2 SQ, X X VA- qi Rx as X it iff, ft s s 2 ff +49 -3 'X x A . YW ,S .x Y-,X .A-Y 4 , -. V MARIAN GERBER, Mary Ann, Philadelphia, Pa. I Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Girls' High School. Three years at Cornell. Sigma Delta Phig Phi Beta Kappa. GLADYS PAY GILKEY, ':Glad, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Alpha Theta, IVIortar Boardg Phi Beta Kappag Vice- President Senior Classg Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 3, 4g Girls' Orchestra 2, 3, 4, The Coma!! Review Board, Maiiaging Editor 4. GERTRUDE ASENATH GILLAM, Lockport. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Lock- port High School. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Kappa Gamma, Baseball 35 Risley House Com- mittee 2. IDA JANE GILLET, Colden. Agriculture. Age, twenty-ive. Prepared at Orchard Park High School. Four years at Cornell. GRACE MADALINE GRANVILLE, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. LAURA WINIFRED GRAY, Troy. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Lansingburg High School. Four years at Cornell. Class Baseball Teamg Tuition Scholarship. IRENE GREEN, Philadelphia, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Philadelphia High School. Three years at Cornell. Alpha Omicron Pi. HILDA LOUISE GREENAWALT, Denver, Colo. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at West Denver High School and University of Denver. Three years at Cornell. Alpha Omicron Pig Baseball 2, 35 Frigga Fylgae. , Jffrgz i . - 1 . V - Q.,--sig, ,, li , A 4 -11:2l1:,f'if-ffE12':2iaz1., ' Q2 :I 1' T. :1 1:02 ILE- :'f'L'f - L, IP 515255 ' . ' ., - ' A , , .'f'.- W' ' TfE?gQ212E?1ia?d5:7- -J i' f :- 1 '.g, . ,s '11-:vi-:r:y,:3r:'t ' f'f-'E1:1:':f- . .. 'A as ff . 1i:Qas12.a1:z::f:s ' -wage-' .. z.,'gi.1:g:1.11 ff '- . - 1 A. ?61r:1 . , . - ,,. e:afza +:1-l . A ia,-1i1-t'a- .4 A. 6:21:11-14 -4:.1f:f.1:.....g.4., . .1-.mei-1 ,-,gva ---- - , i . aggfr . . 'ZIf.ZIf'.Qi5?f ,! A viii? A . ....-::z:2:faQ,-,, b ,iiflziif ,,WE iff .. 9 .. 'z .V .c f- ' 1 -212: , , . QMS - - fy, : rE2Ez1i . ' f b- 1 . -:2f1t-:- I3 fi ' ,.:f . A f , A, , ,sw-'ff iw : .-1 V' ff'-1 -7.7 1 ' -- if ' -. :-:ifZas.15L. 1...-. A A' - ., ' 234 ..,. . . .-..-U I MARY TROTH HAINES, Moorestown, N. I. Agriculture. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Westtoxvn Boarding School and Bryn Mawr College. Two years at Cornell. Class Hockey Team 2, 3. HAZEL JEAN HALL, Ridgway, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ridgway High School. Four years at Cornell. Delta Gamma. V MALINDA HAMBLEN, Lindy,,' Castile. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Castile High School. Four years at Cornell. Wayside-Aftermath. LOUISE MARGARET HANIBURGER, Ham, W'hite Plains. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Flushing High School and Manual Training High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. Chi Ornegag Class Secretary 45 A.T.A. I, 25 Women's Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Thx' Cornell Review Board, Associate Editor 2, 3. HELENE GERDA HARBERS, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Manual Training High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. DOROTHY MARGARET HARRIS, Dottie, Peg,,' Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. 4Pre ared at Ithaca Hi h School. ' Four years at Cornell. Delta Delta Delta. P S CORINNE HARTZELL, Buffalo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Lafayette High School. Four years at Cornell. LILY HAWLEY, Lil,,' Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Packer Col- legiate Institute. Two years at Cornell. Delta Zetag Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4g Tertulia Estu- diantina. ' :f.2 f'. -4412 f2tif'.r -I 1 --.- s?'P1:,'f' 'f , , - 'M-:-p -' 1 . 2 Rza 'i , 'ef--if ra . 'J' re jr, an-Q- V. -. 3 V: -' . . v - - 2, . : 11 -. 'f , . f ' K4 . I 'Q' if 1 ' -a A i ff.: - f ' . ,gg- 235 IEANETTE HEERTJE, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Morris High School. Four years at Cornell. Phi Beta Kappa. SADONIS Eusra HENRY, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Bay Ridge High School. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Kappa Gamma. EDNA RUTH HoTcHKIss, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Philadelphia High School for Girls. Three years at Cornell. Phi Beta Kappa. VIOLET lX4AY IRONMONGER, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Packer Collegiate Institute and Adelphi College. ,One year at Cornell. Delta Zeta. ELNA EDWARDINE JOHNSON, -Iohnnief' New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Hunter College. Two years at Cornell. Kappa Deltag Y. W. C. A.5 Dramatic Clubg Socialist Club. . LOUISA EDWINA KEASBEY, Austin, Texas. Arts and Sciences-Medicine. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at University of Texas. One year at Cornell. Kappa Alpha Theta. JULIA MILDRED KEET, Shorty,,' Keety, Schulyer Falls. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Plattsburg High School. Three years at Cornell. Wayside-Aftermath. S. ARABELLE KELCHNER, Bonnie, Annville, Pa. Home Economics. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Annville High School. Two years at Cornell. Frigga Fylgae. P -12 A .f?iifi13f .5'i'fE2 '15 '5'Yl,,l , 3Qf3E3: .Iff'f . ' ara .:. G.. fi' V ' 'Q:1l5flE12?iQ ' 55 ' 2:25 1 1 rj-1.1 ipigfi E' , S' 'i13.2E?1Qf4.- 'Z-Ii :J , ,, ,, - A ' -4:11 2 .,, 1129 . 41',f-rv:-5f:.,:,:: -.421-:ge . ,7 ,:,.:,f' . '-,:-:L:ff1azf,gz1,w,rf., - tif:-1 - 'f:s:S:sfm-P . ' -2349 4-95:-5:'::Q-me -I , ,.,4-rf ' Qa1,::1:,:,w ' ' 1-.-ww: pas:-J: - 'Q-2-:fn ' 'r?212.1:,i '-' ,f , 1 ' ' ,:1:3. -,111 - . gg.. '1-xy' :, -4 ,f '-fl.3'-1,25 1 ' -'93 11.4-al' 236 5- --eww'-ggi' Tee:2j555+?'5l-. if f ' A--V4-, Y 1 A 'fbivdz , -.. ix e:' -L-i ., 4--.'fT.e e- Ei! ' P H-M 1x'4'ii:.f'g r '- , ,- ..,-....... . ....X:..-....-.-..,. ,-.F.7...,i,,....,,..,..,., .zlcxw .LJ.4g....., . -,rx -f .e:,A.4...1a..:...-.aL ALPHA MARY KELSEY, Mecklenburg. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Trurnans- burg High School. Four years at Cornell. p MARTHA TOWNSEND IQELSEY, Mecklenburg. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Trumansburg High School. Four years at Cornell. MARGARET ALICE KINZLNGER, Peggy, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Manual Training High School. Four years at Cornell. Hockey 4. GLADYS KITCHIN, Glad,,' Salem. Home Economics. Age, tvventyetwo. Prepared at Skaneateles High School. Four years at Cornell. Frigga Fylgae. MARGARET COLLINS KNAPP, Peg,,' Marcellus. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Marcellus High School. Four years at Cornell. Baseball 22 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4. ROSE COURTNEY KROENER, Philadelphia, Pa. Law. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Philadelphia High School. Four years at Cornell. A LUELLA IRENE LACKMANN, Philadelphia, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Troy High School. Four years at Cornell. Basketball I, 25 Baseball 35 Tuition Scholarshipg State Cash Scholarship. MABEL LAMOUREUX, Pickles, Ithaca. Home Economics. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. Music Festival I, Frigga Fylgaeg A.T.A. 'Qiiill-1J'1'ff1'-' . -5- . 4.155 9 lmzlggf- ,LA-2, QV. ,-H. . .'19f AE ' , .4 . 41.42, .. U ,:- i - -14 ll ,lf W fp. H V .f 2 ' q -.--W ' - , ., . if i - ' . : -- 1335 , 'Q ' ' - .fgff it 4 A. ., .,.,.,,:. -, -3 N J up xa mf .ff L., 5 51 3- ' , ,ff,.ff ,V .i ' . .if-.:fr.'wvffQ 4 f f. 4, ' fp' 15. . . r ' X +A'-'T 'E f - 14 . A ,. . . x 14'u' H- H' '1f - v 1 ' l . 21: T' . ' ' .. 237 1 xv 'i1-':f.':':i.1:,1- r-5::11:ji.7- ff' '- 2 4, xyf f l Y 'vs f.l.i134:l '?'f1l:QtIl g ' 5 ' ,, ' We hs X we N A I K , x As.. 59 .aries i:.'5:z::v-A ,--: , Ng .W ., . ' ' .za-Z I' ' A s 'N 1, if Q , . X is . . ...,,. . A .... , Q, . 'C xl .5 X 2 1 X c HELEN CORNELIA LANGDON, Utica. Home Economics. Age twenty-two. Prepared at New Hartford High School. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Omicron Pig Thx Cornell Revifw Board. AGNES ALBERTA LAWRENCE, Ithaca. Home Economics. Age, thirty-six. Prepared at Slippery Rock Normal School. Four years at Cornell. CAROLINE ELIZABETH LEACH, Marcellus. Home Economics. Age, twenty-three. Preparede at Manual Training High School, Brooklyn. Four years at Cornell: Sedowag College Class Secretary 35 L.O.V. ANNE LEONARD, Ithaca. Home Economics. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. MARJORIE LEONARD, Marj, Glendive, Mont. Home Economics. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Dawson County High School. One year at Cornell. Alpha Xi Delta. SABINA MIRIAM LOEB, Sabinx, Philadelphia, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Philadelphia High School for Girls. One year at Cornell. Sigma Delta Phi. Advanced Choir 4. FERN LOWRY, Stillwater, Okla. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Oklahoma Agricultural College. Two and a half years at Cornell. Kappa Deltag Baseball 3, 4. CARRIE LUCE, Ithaca. Home Economics. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Utica Free Academy Four years at Cornell. A.T.A. 238 .WM ' V H, I ff - 41' ' ,I ,,E:4 ., , ,Y , ,. ,fl 2 f if 9 41' 4 .4 JESSIE BONE MCNICOL, Iess,7' New York City. Arts and Sciences. Wge, twenty-two. Prepared at MO1'IiS High School. Four years at Cornell. ' JENNIE ELIZABETH MABEE, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences-Medicine. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. LUCY LOVELAND MACK, Luke, Albion. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Alboni High School. Four years at Cornell. Delta Delta Deltag Cash Scholarship, Tuition Scholarshipg Secretary of Outside Houses 4. ELLEN HEDWIG MARX, Newark, N. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Barringer High School.. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Alpha Thetag Hockey 3. EDITH IQATHERINE NIESSINGER, Oakfield. Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Oakfield High School. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Delta, Sedowag Hockey, Baseballg Chairman of Women's War Work Committee. HELEN LUISE MEYER, Marcy. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Utica Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. Baseball 2, State Cash Scholarshipg Tuition Scholarship. DOROTHY HOWE MIRICK, Dot, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Packer Collegiate Institute. Two years at Cornell. Chi Omega. I ALICE PAULINE MITCHELL, Polly,,, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. Chi Omega. 4. L X.. 239 F' i x i l Q l l 5 . I 4 ..,, l 5 0 NIRS. ETHEL HARRISON RIITCHELL, Philadelphia, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Philadelphia Normal School. Three years at Cornell. Hockey 3g Women's Dramatic Club 3, 4. HILDA IOSETHINE BEOLINE, Nutsy,3' Patterson. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Patterson High Schoolr Four years at Cornell. MARGUERITE EULALIE lV1ONjO, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Erasmus HallHigh School and Barnard College. One year at Cornell. Alpha Phi. lXlARY ISABEL MURRAY, Pittsburgh, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at McDonald School. Four years at Cornell. Cornell Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4. ELIZABETH NEELY, Betty,,' Philadelphia, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Philadelphia Girls' High School and Philadelphia Normal School. Three years at Cornell. Alpha Omicron Pig Phi Beta Kappag Raven and Serpentg Nlortar Board, Hockey 3, 45 Crew 2, 3g Judiciary Committee 3, 45 Sports and Pastimes Committee 35 Sage House Committee ZQ Treasurer Y. W. C. A. 3, President 45 Advanced Choir, Executive Committee 4. NIARITA OELKERS, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, nineteen. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Three years at Cornell. Delta Zeta, Crew IQ Student Government House Committee 2, President Pan-Hellenic Association, Wcmenls Dramatic Club I, 2, Vice-President 3g Chairman Y. W. C. A. United War Fund Drive 4. HELEN PALMER, Detroit, Micli. Architecture. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Liggett School. Pour years at Cornell. Cornell Dramatic Club. HARRIOT ANNE PARSONS, Happy, Buffalo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Lafayette High School. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Phig Raven and Serpentg Chairman Pay Day Committee IQ Chairman Navy Ball 4g Vice-President Class 1, President 2, Women's Dramatic Clubg The Cornell Daily Sun Board, Woman Business Nlanager 3, 4. 41, .2 Q-.,',,:1: a,.- wa. ' 5, -1, - fl - -' ' x 53-' Hj ::1,:F' 45 1 2 it 1 ' '-sgapf1--,:a.z:,j,.,,5'2Eai:E11f +. g A i ' - ' A 3 ' ,. 1. . i?ii3rE1,1iLE111.a. , 4-22122:-:::1- 't.E ' -1 e ':3:i:5zy.45.za1:1:::rs:1 ., 2 '-11453-Z-'-' 'v .- -fa- 14271-:-1-242.1-1-.if.-:V -: . ' aw , '11 r 1f ' - -, ' ' 'A g.,,g11:3 Jqizc-g1g:5:g535--5:P'y:+y as ,gr 23::.,,.:zMZ5 1 92: 239513 A J 240 . , mu-, ,K ,imp K , A ,.,,, ,-..-. ., .,,..,7,.,.- ,-,-,,,,,,1j' cT,':17,lii:i:1T 3.113 jjgimi' fl -1.- 973 ' . 1 'Q mi 51521 'f ' ' A - ,I iff-I, 42:71,- i' I '. ' W av ' '5:f?1g2.r1g ,-si ffgZ?f'if'.lf'.j,' A ' sg ,ff - iffjiv 113,219 3 . 7:1 2' '- . . . 7 f I, If A -. Ti a V :.- .f,:? :4.- '-.IN , ,-3,14 55 45524 , 4f,A,742Z2 . 1 lVlABEL NIARY PATTON, Gouverneur. Arts and Sciences, Age, twenty, Prepared at Dean High . School. Four years at Cornell. IWARIAN PIIARO, Philadelphia, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Westiown Boarding School. Four years at Cornell. Hockey 35 Risley House Committeeg Vice-President L.O.V.g Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. EMMA VIRGINIA PIIIPPs,, Phippy, Builfalo. Landscape Architecture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Lafayette High School and Lowthorpe. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Phig Raven and Serpentg Sedowag Nlortar Boardg Y. W. C. A. Secretary IQ Advanced Choir 3, 43 Class President IQ Risley House Committee 2g College Class Vice-President 35 Sage House President 3g Executive Committee I, 3, 43 Judiciary Comrnitteeg Student Government President. CLAIRE EDITH PIERCE, Skee, Limerick. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Dexter High School. Foufyears at Cornell. State Cash Scholarship, State Tuition Scholarship. CATHERINE LUCY PORTER, Tinky,,' Cat, Patterson. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Patterson and Pawling High Schools. Four years at Cornell. Hockey Team 45 Cornell Tuition Scholarshipg State Cash Scholarshipj FRANCES PREsToN,, Fran, Pasadena, Cal. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Canton High School. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Deltag Field Hockey 25 Executive Committee 4Q College Class President 4. ilX4ARIAN RANDOLPH PRIESTLEY, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Olean High School. Four years at Cornell. Delta Delta Delta. DOROTHY WINIFRED PURDY, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Kappa Gamma. ' 5 R s f , dy., . ,. :-1 gs ' 1 , 5 .ff H 9452 5f?4x:fi 5 , -- .ztnzlpg 3, --1 H ' A ,4:9 .-1, :,, A V , 'Self' . Is, ., - 1, .gif r. .- -'fr f::g,.g'4-4.-.n.,'.-. - ,, .K .af 1. .ff?1'fE..:Kg I VV 751- 7 1 - Q. fg,-:,a,.x .-77' 1 X, f.,:13i-.Za f 'S 24l 1-.i- . A-.. ,. .-...HHH . - A .LYVWL I , LD., , .C .1 ----- - ,Q -fa -Y----J - fl--V-:ff---M L Y iz va--7-if fr - --..-.-ff W., .-. .,,. K I , I .. .. ,, ...,,H.Y,,.. ......,.w1, ,, , w-2-+-f - A - - f '+A--,Z--. 1 . f H- A -1+4 ', ---'.W-,ll-4--.I-ie,-.gx-,... . ,,.,,-.N ' -A '1 'fu ! r.: . ' ' ' l .f 95 , MWA! rf ww , 4 E , 54 3 '4 , 1 3 ,X X f P ' .- -'if MILLICENT HARRIET QUINBY, Chappaqua. Home Economics. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Pleasantville High School. Four years at Cornell. JEAN ELIZABETH RALPH, Buffalo. Home Economics. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Lafayette High School. Two years at Cornell. Kappa Alpha Theta. LUCIA BOSTWICK RAYMOND, Lu, Franklin. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Delaware Literary Institute. Four years at Cornell. NORMA KATHRYN REGAN, New Britain, Conn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Stamford High School and Connecticut College. Two years at Cornell. Basketball 3, 45 Risley House Committee 45 Executive Committee 4. ELIZABETH HODGSON REIGART, Betty, Yonkers. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Yonkers High School. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Kappa Gamma5 Mortar Board5 Raven and Serpent5 Brotherhood5 Baseball I, 2, 35 The Cornell Review Board 2, Editor-in-Chief 35 The Cornell Bulletin Board 25 Executive Committee 45 Vice-President Y. VV. C. A. 45 Tuition Scholarship5 Cash Scholarship5 Active Member Cornell Dramatic Club 3, 45 Sports and Pastimes Council 3, President 4. . FRANCES HEISLER RILEY, Fran, Wilmington, Delaware. Home Economics. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Nlaryland College. Four years at Cornell. Delta Gamma. MILDRED RUTH RORABACK, Kinderhook. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Valatie High School. Four years at Cornell. Cornell Scholarship5 State Scholarship5 L.O.V. PIARRIET FRANCES Ross, Brentwood. Arts and Sciences-Medicine. Age, twenty. Prepared at Bradford Academy. Two years at Cornell. Kappa Alpha Theta. HAH, , . ., . - Y we-- AFD. . , X X,., -.., , ,,. .aww . t?:- -' ' 'L '-lf'-7 ' Ti-iii-LT7-5l':i . - .1Tl5ei':'1 '1:L:Z.i:gf-ij ' '.T...f ' -'. 't' 'cr-in sg:-::::1::i.1T r 'M14-:'l'1L.Nj94 -...Ti-67' - 1 , . . . .,,. -,,,... ' I . ' 'C 34' '- ., ,,:..-', :Q 'V . as a f' . , - .:w1Qz'. - 311. 33222225.34 T -. ' , '17'li'-12112. '-v. .fZ, ' - :Y'2i35'3 U, ' ,. ,jg:,5 E'g'3-V-E152 ' , ' A b--A 3311, M. Qf3:7iTi5?fSiQ2' r,:f.1':i1E'--. -f '.'E2:i1Zi21E1E,. f if f :ff , . -1-:e., :L.-' wi' 5 'A I A- .:.,,., . , .,.,., , , . ,,,:.,, , , ,een --.ex--4' - f - - , -4,44-.1-, ,,., .4 f V- . --214.1--v -- .uf-34'-, 'VA ,' ff ,Q 4 V . 9 1 242 A if-J w..W..,--. s....ff... K.-.-1-A----A arg-Y . . .-.. .- W . - ... . .. Q. x. ,.b.-.,-.w, - -.,-. .ga--W ..,.....,,.,..,., . e,I,i..-...--...,.,. .mx -,,, 2. . , ff.-,h 1 i . W--3 , . . ,,. . ., , ..-M ,,,,..M.1M..s U.-.Y.-,-----K S-- GERTRUDE SARGENT SAMPSON, S'ammy,U Mount Vernon. HOm.e Economics. Age, twenty-two. hiount Vernon High School. Four years at Cornell. Sedowag Executive Committee, Sage House Committee 35 The Cornell Review Board 2, 3, Secretary of Student Government 45 Frigga Fylgae. BEATRICE PRISCILLA SANDS, Bea, Kennedy. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Jamestown High School. Four years at Cornell. Delta Delta Delta. ' HELEN MARGARET SCHRADER, '4Chubby, Plattsburg. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Plattsburg High School, Four years at Cornell. Kappa Delta, Tennis I, 25 Hockey 2, Tuition Scholarship, State Scholarship. LYDIA AMANDA SEAGER, South Orange, N. I. Arts and Sciences. 'Prepared at Columbia School. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Alpha Theta, Basketball I, Captain 25 Crew I, 2. ROSINE RUTH SIMMONS, Williamsport, Pa. Law. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Williamsport High School. Four years at Cornell. ELIZABETH THOMPSON SIMPSON, Huntsville, Ala. Agriculture. Prepared at Alabama State Normal School. Three years at Cornell. MARY FLORENCE SMITH, HV Verona, N. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-One. Prepared at Verona High School. Four years at Cornell. VERA EUGENIA SPENCER, Very,7' Trenton, N. J. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Trenton High School. Four years at Cornell. Delta Delta Delta. , - A 'ga . , ii' -' T il , EFS we 1 115. N r . , A D-'ff 243 f l ' -2:Q:33::,,:,,. 4 -:fQf'r.P -' 1-5:51-Sffgw 1 f 1 5 . ..-,.-11 QMEQEIEPY , ':' Y. . NZG I 4 f A Si 6 A ,f f Y I: ' f as V it el 5' Q' ff 0 i....,.a.. ...-. . ., A .X ' W P 1 GENEVIEVE NIINA SPRAGUE, Memphis, Tenn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at hiemphis Central High School. Four years at Cornell. Alpha Phig Dixie Club. HILDA IRENE STANFORD, Berkeley, Cal. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Delta High School and University of California. One year at Cornell. lX4ARGARET ELEANOR STEER, Peg, Albany. Home Economics. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Albany High School. Two years at Cornell. Frigga Fylgae. ELLEN STICKELMYER, Sticky, Troy, Agriculture. Age, twenty-tWO. Prepared at Troy High School. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Deltag Frigga Fylgae. ALICE JULIET STREET, Tweetie,l' Rochester. Arts and Sciences. A.ge, twenty-three. Prepared at Philadelphia Normal School. Three years at Cornell. Beta Phig Brotherhood, Raven and Serpentg Student Government judiciary Committee 35 Sage House Committee 3g Junior Representa- tive to Student Council 35 The Cornell Bullelin Board 2, Editor-in-Chief 3g The Cornell Daily Sun Board, lfVomenls Editor 3g Scirnitarg Field Hockey 39 lce Hockey 4. FRANCES' NLIRIAM STRONG, UBob, Vernon Centre. Home Economics. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Utica Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Delta. VIRGINIA WATSON SWITYER, Ujimmyf' Staunton, Va. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-four. Pre- pared at lWary Baldwin Seminary. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Alpha Thetag Phi Beta Kappag Baseball IQ Pageant Costume Committeeg Dixie Club. NELLIE GRACE TALLMAN, Sunny, Nlt. Nlorris. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Mt. Nlorris High School. Four years at Cornell. Tuition Scholarshipg L.O.V. 3. f? iff -- - . . , . . . 1' ., , . 4.1 V. ' ' ii -5-Ili?-5Zf ' ' a2ss55:fliEf:E?f?55 15- . ' -A'r - fx. Hi . if ' ' , 1- '-hi 5 ,:. .giiiz - HQ 5 - I-35 .2 -hE5Er2'Ef' .V --fs5isrE:1r15i3iEi53E' . 1'- ' ' -,f..2af 15: 4-,.,---' , Q., ,. ...I.-,?,:,i5:K51:'iizfififi, Eff-. - .:3E:E:Er2g5gfrfr .--ff'5':'1 ':fl5:72f' , 7,f':: 1fE51:1?'i53:E'- 1555555-1:2-. ' ' :fiffiifiiiil-' -v.,j.14 f.. '.Z,-'11P11fE2:-- ., ,.,:,15.g.3f1Z11'-324 g32:2:5,jf5.,25., . 1 i1i'JE2if52E', ref? 2115155512323 f - .55:7,'.'.-:5.1,5:,:-'2 nga:-If 1'-:ss- an .ir V- -1-.':1:1?0. f , 115'-'ri V ,gg -1 ' 'f -255553553 ,:5E,g5 fZ5.j:-' . w j,'1:':1gg,,' ,A - - A 1 ,iqg :vi-1. ' V ' , . ' 1 j -. ...gisiagigzisiavi-I ' - V '. jf . -- ,.5.:.,,.11v:g.j:5:j:2:2:gi-3 I ' 'iff frlifi-f.f1f .- .'Qi'IE2SE':S3113522223Ei:IE2E'!E1 '--IA A I -'f air ' ' 1- -' - 244 A 1 tive, ' ' '1?, '+ , f . 11- - at-, A L, I 'fe -' 'f M- -ms, fb- -5, ,fiff f 1. 'IW ' 1, i 451.- A W ,f f 9 759 , 1 1 ,f WS :I 1 -2.::1-t'2fQ.,igf5 1 A - yi Hip.,--' ...lr ,.,.,.q7s.,,s 3' I-2:15 ,I F If :Q Q' i if-, r '-iii'-'Xhixhxqsr-s.::if' ' -' NK' f'5fr.f-.5 'X .- 3. ,GA-ws we-. - ws. .am .,-',:::gs.m,,.--3':1- 'X -X ANS: - H ll I . yay ' H fi if ELSIE RQANA TEFFT, Ted, Greenwich. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Greenwich High School and Alfred College. One year at Cornell. Alpha Phi. lj? g wi :ill KATHARINE THORP, Kay, West'Roxbury, Mass. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-four. Prepared ii at West Roxbury High School and Lasell Seminary. Four years at Cornell. Delta Delta Delta. .1 ABBIE STUART TINGI.EY, KaLinka, lfVashington, D. C. Home Economics. A.ge, twenty-two. Four years at Cornell. Frigga Fylgaeg Dramatic Club. ,ix- EMMA NATALIE TOWNSEND, Flushing. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Curtis PM High School. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Kappa Gamma, Raven and Serpent, The Cornell im Review Boardg Dramatic Club. ii. HELENE GEERTRU VANNESS, Greenwich. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Green- wich High School. Three years at Cornell. Delta Gamma, Phi Beta Kappa, Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. ffl ELLEN MARGARET VANNUYS, Peg, Somerville, N. I. Arts and Sciences. Age, tWe11ty-tWO. Pre- lv, pared at Somerville High School. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Delta, Assistant in Physics 4. im VILMA VIGERT, HVi Vi, Vil, New York City. Home Economics. Age, twenty-two. Prepared . at Wadleigh High School. Four years at Cornell. Class Secretary 3g Frigga Fylgae. . 'il ll , , i LEOTA ADA VVADSWORTH, Dayton, O. Home Economics. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Kappa Gammag Hockey 2, 3. l l l l 245 f if 3 . A 1 C , 7i?3?2'f?E??- g1T..: f'1'-7:13:i'... -127- -i -fe --.e-v-- - - V - L f- 1 Y H1 -2 't-----'Q' iii 1- pfimr:-4r::ff:: 1411.0 12:.T l' ',i-j.. 11.- ' .lZf?.L:5.b7 1t'T' lS-iQ? --f33.jx:-gg-M-1: ,ip . 1 ,,..agzizvg--,j.L-.1-:f ': W .1' , L..e.,:.x 21. ,, 4, 44-. ,. ?,....,A,V--..f-.--A.-...-..- -f. --rag-.-.-,pq-H-:Qwf--v JEANNETTE WARNER, Wellington, O. Home Economics. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Wellington High School. Three years at Cornell. Kappa Alpha Theta, Hockey 2, 3. lXlARY WATSON, Pittston, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at West Pittston High School. Four years at Cornell. Delta Gamma. ROSE MARION WERTHER, Elmhurst. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Newtown High School. Four years at Cornell. Class Hockey I, 2, 3, 4,.Class Baseball 2, 3, State Cash Scholarship. ANNA LAURA WHITE, Ann, lrValton. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at 'Walton High School. Four years at Cornell. Assistant in Physics 3, 4. ' IOSEPHINE CANDEE WICKER, Cambridge, Mass. and'Hanover, N. H. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Miss Capen's School. Two years at Cornell. Kappa Alpha Theta. MILDRED MARIE WICKER, Livonia. Arts and Sciences-Medicine. Age, twenty. Prepared at Livonia High School. Pour years at Cornell. Delta Gamma, Brotherhood, Raven and Serpent, Mortar Board, Baseball 25 The Cornell Rfvifw Board 2, Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 2, Class President 3, Risley House President 4, Women's Dramatic Club. - MAROUERITE WILLIAMS, Peggy, Canastota. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Canastota High School. Four years at Cornell. Chi Omega, Baseball 3, Risley Orchestra 2, 3. FLORENCE LORA OLGA XVOLFE, Torchy, Red, Canastota. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty- one. Prepared at Canastota High SchOol.' Three years at C Ornell. - '47 X . . '-: '., VU , , A .. ,:aeaza5a- . - -rf -1af.,.,, A - , I ' . Qifzizfifzizq 0. 11124 . a:v'.1s:.-1,-gf.,1.11.2-.,, 1:zf'?21.,: f' -1 111-1,i5'X2?a52.Z21,111-.ff . 246 jg-.3 g..,,1.,'..L,s:agz-'2T4.44g:3FI,1J ,,., , Y Q IT , V, , .. nl' 4-f ,szffiuf -.-f----..:...-w1:1i:e'fL:hi:.:.-.--1 ..,,,. - ,,- -L.-1.11132-1.sq -- .5 ,ue . --, fn -1' Wil . j'-2:-'Q.:,:g::-:4l.-::fifi21..:-:ff-if ,. a 4.,,,...,.,A. ,,.L ,., . ,, . 1.1.-. ., ,M , H., .-..... . . . . -1, all-,,,:-.SA--1 .. . , is-.ill .- ALTA? Wm :J ff ff., ' ff , ff jf L 1 , ffy, , 5 I , iv 1 I ,, . f I.f'Z.,..LJ s'7egf74.-...,,.a.-.,,,D.' L -'Jigga ,,,,,,1-.',.-if-sfjlrze.4-,513 - .f ' -- 1 . ...,,,. , Q, HY -. -A .C . ,fa ..-WY ....,,, X., Y ,air X -v-gg rj, , -.,. . , ,'.Z--4,f,1-Lat,-e-.-W ,,. aw..-.,.,.g,.--...- H,H,,..,,,wma--.,..:-....:.H,, .7- 1-Z.-...,-..f . - V V - --- --' - - RUTH WOODARD, Woodie, Glens Falls. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Glens Falls High School. Four years at Cornell. Hockey 4g Cornell Tuition Scholarshipg State Cash Scholarship. I ' JOCELYN WOODMAN, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Packer Collegiate Institute. Two years at Cornell. Chi Omegag Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. Doius DENARD WYNKOOP, Doi-y, London, England. Arts and Sciences-Medicine. Age, twenty- three. Prepared at Rochester East High School. Four years at Cornell. Kappa Alpha Thetag Class Treasurer I5 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4g Women's Dramatic Club 2. PAULINE ZIEGELBAUER, Paul, Gloversville. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Gloversville High School. Three years at Cornell. Phi Beta Kappag Baseball 2, 3. l . f . . ' . lf.. Ufilf ri-fa ff ' 23 35.1 i 'ii 'I .., -.QMU 4.1-. '4.f i -- fl. . 'f' .U., ..'- 4Q,fZ,..,J,'1-I ,, .52-. ,X ,. MT-fj - ' 'A ' ,' , :gf ' , , 1.13 ll, ,f.-yr:-11, , -.l. V, . D I ., . jk -1'.'..' 4 ,: W fn- fr, l 'll' 9.4 4 51.1 5,1 I- 5-::v-Eg. .- I gr..-.,T,.. I , -N,,,,, -rl-Mg 4 ,t,. . l I 4' kr Y ,G 247 ix , f MORRILL AND MCGRAW HALLS 248 ,Y f if -fl. , M 'Q X ' f -A 5' 2. ' 420' Qf uf' 4 Z 'L-' Q- - W Q -1 ,-1 '1,+ Q in-...V , p , 'VI' Ill - 5? - ' fJ ' ' nz E S, x x ' S it : ff X ' .11 4 E , Z. QE: 1, 5 Q f X, Q, .12 1, y Q AWA! iw 'K ' 1-A ' f Z 'Lf W71 f H' ' ' 'ff mw W ' ai f A ' I al H., 'QFEiw:,Q,., . -Rx ,. E. ihzs, L A I if fqk 2:4 ,. 451 W 'fix' -'?'.M, ' rug ' x 'xx 4 fi. .2 1' , . - . , Hmm-. 3 . My 971' FN-X Nw N-' ' ' W 1 ,lb?gs2'Wo'0'M'4WWM'if'I 455-i1f!u.w-mx.,f j.'v1Q4f,5 i 3 536, f ,, 35 QL ' allnlgsm.:J1.f:f+?395112w4 Kiffiigf v ,, , -, mfg if-f'.'i'1: :1 1 , f 'JE If if ff 'Z W ffEnwI9'N 'I M5-21325. 0M9fW+'! -' 11 1 UHF 5THYf.f4. L rr ,s G9 5 I fi- kj? A 'N 1 .7 iw' - - ,f C, 7f.L.,,.g gif 1920 0 ' lik Y4f N . Q ' , zifam. .... I ,- .' if LU . .zgv QL fs 12 -N, . 9 - 'V - I A 8 xx 1 I v 'iff ' . ' A '-,.. I Q Q l Qm' um n K2 .9'1, 1f 4 ' 791. .in 'Zn' Y b .I s. eh .. M I .Q if g nj, g 4 Tea ii . -'A .A-it sg . . I fl ,If fx ' ..:x. .. 1. . J 5 I Ox Q22 X fa? if ff? ,--AA -- , K . V :EQ gn V 1 1. fir ' ' EITJ X if I 4 A Q ' A A 11' if -E3 E .4 '. . Q gt ,' I p ! Q ' i ' ' 5 J 04 ? 1 Q I 1 I 'QV N Jan' TV if ,Q iw Q la : ? , 'L'.l -l V ' XZ ' - 0 ' I J1sd?',.ft0' -i 49 CLASS OF IQZO ' SIMON NTAYER ABRAHAMS Brooklyn Agriculture Freshman Cross Country Team, Freshman Track Teamg Novice Box- ing Champion I5 University Handball Champion 2, lVIanager College Baseball Team 2, College Cross Country Team I5 College Track Team 2, S.A.T.C. Football Team 3, Military Record: Sergeant, Quartermaster's Corps, Cornell. CHARLES EDWIN ACKERLY Cuha Art: and Science: KAP, College Basketball Team I, Varsity Wlrestling Team, 125 lb. Class, 2, Cash Scholarship, Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. HELEN MCCURDY ACOMB Dan:oille Agriculture All. HOWARD BERNHARDT ADELMANN Bugjfalo Art: and Science: Agassiz Club, State Scholarship: Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. MILTON ADLER Brooklyn Agriculture AEH, Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. ESTHER AIREY Buffalo Art: and Science: RUTH TMEL ALDRICH Fredonia Art: and Science: Baseball Team IQ Manager Baseball Team 25 Tuition Scholarship, State Cash Scholarship. FERN LITCHARD ALLEN Hornell Art: and Science: A.T.A. HOWARD GEORGE ALLEN Alhion Mechanical Engineering Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. RAYMOND TERHUNE ANDERSON Shreveport, La. Mechanical Engineering Kilfg Rifle Club, Military Record.' S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. WALTER ARCHIBALD New York City Art: and Science: CIDKKIQ Military Record: Naval Aviation, lVl.l,T., Cambridge, Mass. WALTER ERNEST ARMSTRONG Barton Law WALTER ARTHUR BAER - Pater:on, N. Mechanical Engineering Military Record: Naval Unit, S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. WALTER DAVID BAER Pitt:hurgh, Pa. Mechanical Engineering CIDEH, Military Record: Engineer Reserve Corps, Cornell, 3 months. NATHAN BAIER New York City Civil Engineering ZENO HUGO BALDELLI Corona Sf- Agriculture Military Record: Corporal, S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. HosEA CUSHMAN BALLOU New York City Art: and Science: CIJKNII, Freshman Crew Ig Freshman Tax Committeeg Sophomore Smoker Committee, Sophomore Tax Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, Assistant Nlanager of Baseball 3, Military Record: Naval Unit S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. 250 CLASS OF 1920 JOHN ROBERT BANGS, JR. Baltirnore, Md. Mechanical Engineering GA, Varsity Track Team 25 Military Record: Engineer Reserve Corps, Cornell, IO months. , LEMONT BARBOUR New York City Artf and Science: AX5 Savage Club 25 Glee Club 2, University Orchestra and Mandoliii Clubs 2. WINNIE MAE BARRETT Binghamton Agriculture Baseball Team 2. WILLARD RIEHLMAN BARRETT LaFayette Cheniiftry CIHAEQ AXE, Assistant in Chemistry 2, 3, State Scholarship. WILLARD JOHN BARTLETT Galeton, Pa. Chernirtry KXII5 AXE, Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. ALLAN RUssELL BEAN M cGrazo Agriculture lVlARTIN GRINNELL BECK , Aurora Agriculture Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. RAYMOND WILLIAM BELL Brafher Fall: Agriculture APP, Adirondack Clubg Military Record: Naval Unit S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. HENRY JOHN BENISCH Brooklyn Cioil Engineering SEQ TBII, Pyramidg University Orchestra and Mandolin Clubs I, 2, 3. RUTH BERK Brooklyn I Arty and Sciencef EACID. TVTORRIS BERKOWITZ Brooklyn Arty and Science: Undergraduate Scholarship, Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. BENJAMIN WESLEY BEVER, JR. Cincinnati, O. Mechanical Engineering Military Record: Naval Unit S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. EDWIN BLAKE BICKFORD' Blniira Agriculture Zodiac, Varsity Track Team 2, 35 College Honor Committee 3. PAUL VINCENT BLACKBURN Cleveland, O. Chernistry I ATA, Varsity Track Squad 2, 35 Military Record: 2nd Lieutenant ln- fantry, Camp Upton, N. Y., I7 months. 3 JOHN DAVID BLANCHARD Groton Artf and Sciencef Assistant in Psychology 3. DONALD CUTLER BLANKE New York City Cheniirtry AKD, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, The Cornell Annual: Board 2, Junior Associate Manager 3 5 Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. PAUL LATAUNT BLEAKLEY Yonkerf Law E N5 lvlanager Varsity Lacrosse Team 3 3 Acting lvlanager Varsity Tennis Team 35 2nd Lieutenant R.0.T.C. 2, Military Record: Naval Aviation, Nl.l.T., 3 months. 251 CLASS OF IQZO VVINTHROP GILMAN BLEECKER New York City Mechanical Engineering ACP, Freshman Advisory Committee 3. IRMA TQATHRYN BLOVVERS Weftyield Arty and Sciencev Wayside Aftermath, Baseball Team 2, Tuition Scholarship, State Cash . Scholarship. NTYRON BARNETT BLOY Detroit, Mich. Agriculture Military Record: Naval Unit, S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. HARRY JACOB BORCHERS Brooklyn Agriculture Dramatic Club 2, President 3, Military Record: 2nd Lieutenant, Artil- lery, Camp Eustis, Va., 8 months. f EVALINA PITCHER BOWMAN Brooklyn Agriculture War Service Record: Red Cross Information Station, Brooklyn, 6 months. CATHERINE GIBBONS BRADLEY Hoofick Fallf Arts and Sciencer HAROLD LESLIE BRAYMAN Middleburg Artr and Sciencey Freshman Debate Club, Varsity Debate Club 2, State Tuition Scholar- ship, State Cash Scholarship, Military Record: Corporal, S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. DONALD EDWARD BRECKENRIDGE Franklin, Pa. Arts and Sciencer XIIT, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, The Cornell Annualf Board 3, Military Record: 2nd Lieutenant, Artillery, Camp Eustis, Va., 8 months, Cornell Ambulance Unit, 5 months. TRENE BREWSTER Cornwall Agriculture FRANCES RosALIE BROCK Mount Vernon Agriculture EAT, Tennis Team 2. WEsLEY BENNETT BROWN Sidney Mechanical Engineering Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. VIOLET FLORENCE BRUNDIDGE Oneida Agriculture KKF. OTTO NTARTIN BUERGER Buffalo Arte and Sciencer EH, Military Record: 2nd Lieutenant Infantry, S.A.T.C., Georgia Tech., Atlanta, Ga., 6 months. JOHN NIXON BULLEN Chicago, Ill. Architecture' EN, Assistant Circulation Manager The Cornell Architect Board 3, Military Record: Naval Aviation, M.I.T., 4 months. MILDRED ELIZABETH BURNS Burdette Artr and Sciencef KA, State Scholarship. ROBERT PETRING BUSHMAN Eaft Orange, N. Mechanical Engineering XCID, Freshman Crew Squad, Freshman Cap Burning Committee, Sophomore Rush Committee, Military Record: Naval Aviation, Boston, Mass., 3 months. RALPH HAMILTON BYRDl Sufolk, Va. Mechanical Engineering 24112, Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. 252 CLASS OF 1920 EDWIN FIPLTH CADIZ Brooklyn Art: and Sciences HIPKXP. . ALICE CALLAHAN Wert Brighton Qilrtf ancl Sciencef Freshman Banquet COmmittee5 The Cornell Review Board 25 State Cash SchOlarShip5 State Tuition Scholarship. HAIDEE CARLL A Huntington Alrtr and Science: KKF5 Dramatic Club 25 Nlobilization Committee. COLWELL CARNEY Newburgh Mechanical Engineering ZAE5 College Track Team 25 College Baseball Team 1,2 5 Varsity Debate Team 25 Military Record: Flight Observer, Royal Air Force, Armour Heights, Canada, 6 months. CLIFF DEANE CARPENTER Unaciilla Veterinary QTE5 College Gridiron Team I5 University Orchestra 25 Drum Major R.O.T.C. Band I, 2, 35 Military Record: htledical Reserve Corps, Cornell. HUGH RODERICK CARR New York City Mechanical Engineering 955 Assistant Editor The Sibley journal cf Engineering Board 2, 3. JAMES REED CARSOIST Pittfburgh, Pa. Mechanical Engineering AXA5 A.I.E.E.5 Cross Country Squad 25 Track Squad 35 Cornell Cross Country Club. ' KENNETH CARVER Brooklyn Architecture TBII5 Glee Club 25 Military Record: Marine Corps- Unit, S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. - EDYVARD BEVERLY CARY Roanoke, Va. Mechanical Engineering XCID5 College Crew 25 Military Record: Artillery 0.T.S., 2 months. EDITH CHAMPLIN Oneida Agriculture AAA5 Freshman Banquet COmmittee5 Sophomore Dance Committee. SHIH CHIEN CHANG Kanru, China Artf and Science: CARLOS EUGENIO CHARDON Ponce, Porto Rico Agriculture DELPHINE IKATHERYN CHARLES Warfaw Arty and Sciencef KKF. NIILES BYRON CHELIMER New York City Agriculture Beta Samach5 Military Record: S.A.T.C,, Cornell. 3 months. THOMAS CHARLES CHIAVETTA Brant Cheniirtry JOSEPH HOWARD CHRISTIAN Millziille, Pa. Civil Engineering ET5 Rod and Bob. ROBERT VERNON CLAFP Cleveland, O. Civil Engineering ATA5 .Military Record: 2nd Lieutenant Infantry, Unattached, 8 months. 25:5 CLASS or 1920 WARREN HINES CLARKE Baltimore, Md. Mechanical Engineering HKN5 A.I.E.F.5 hflaryland Club5 Mandolin Club I, 25 Military Record: Sergeant S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. LEON GIBERT CLAY New Orleans, La. Civil Engineering EAE5 TBH5 Rod and Bobg Assistant Nlanager Freshman Track Team 35 Nlanager 45 The Cornell Civil Engineer Board 3, Circulation Nlanager 45 Freshman Advisory Committee 45 College Honor System 35 45 Military Record: 2nd Lieutenant Artillery, Fort lVlonroe5 Va., 3 months. MERLE LESLIE COCKROFT Northport Cherniftry 10115 Military Record: U. S. Naval Reserve, Newport, R. I., I8 months. THAD LUMPKIN COLLUM Cor5icana5 Tex. Civil Engineering ECIUE5 Pyramid5 Freshman Rush Committee5 Freshman Advisory Com- mittee 35 Assistant Nlanager Varsity Soccer Team 35 Military Record: Naval Unit, S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. MIRIAM HARRIETT CoHN Bath Agriculture WILLIAXM HENRY COLVIN, JR. Evanfton, Ill. Arif and Sciencer KA5 Aleph Samach5 Freshman Football Team5 Varsity Football Team 21 Sophomore Rush Committeeg Freshman Advisory Committee 35 Beth L'Amed5 Kappa Beta Phi5 Military Record: 2nd Lieutenant, Tn- fantry, Camp Gordon, Ga., 7 months. WILLIAM JEROME CONLIN Glenf Fallr Veterinary QT25 Military Record: Medical Reserve Corps, Cornell. LAURA CLARK CooK Hill:dale5 Mich. Arif and Sciencef KKF. CORA ELIZABETH CooKE Lyon: Fallf Agricnlinre House Committee 25 Crew 25 Basketball Team 25 Executive Committee 35 Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 35 Sage House- President 3. SAMUEL NIEADE CooMBs Bridgeton, N. Art: and Sciencey GX5 Military Record: Infantry O.T.S., Camp Lee, Va., 2 months. JEssE SHERWOOD COOPER Mount Vernon Arif and Sciencef Zodiacg Track Squad 2, 3, University Scholarship5 State Scholarshipg Mililary Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 2 months. ' CHARLES TXITARSHALL CORMACK Bnfalo Civil Engineering Fleusis5 Rifle Club5 Milifary Record: Sergeant S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. FRANK CORTESE Dunkirk Chernisrry Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 2 months. HAROLD HARTER CRoUcH Mohawk Cheniinfry ET5 Bryant Club5 Military Record: S.A.T.C.,QoI1n.ell, 3 months. KATHERINE ELIZABETH CROWLY Canandaigua Agriculture JAMES CURPHEY Dayton, O. Chernifzry CIPA og AXE. - AUBREY RAMON CURRY Nasfan, Bahaniaf Mechanical Engineering Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 2 months. 254 CLASS OF IQZO GEORGE GRAYDON CURTIS Rochefter Mechanical Engineering GA, HKN, State Scholarship, Military Recorcl: Engineer Reserve Corps, Cornell, 6 months. ORVILLE GUY DAILY Chicago, Ill. Am and Sciences AfI1,Aleph Samach, Sophomore Tax Committee, Freshman Advisory Com- mittee 2, C.U.C.A. Cabinet 3, The Cornell Daily Sun Board 2, 3, Associate Editor 2, Assistant Business Nlanager 3, Military Record: C.O.T.S., Camp Lee, Va., 2 months. EDWARD DAVENPORT Accorcl Agriculture AFP, Freshman Crew Squad, Varsity Crew 2, Military Recorcls S.A.T.C. Cornell, 3 months. ALVIN WILLIAM DECHERT Bugjfalo Mechanical Engineering Mandolin Club I, State Cash Scholarship, Military Record: S.A.T.C. Cornell, 3 months. Q ALBERT OTTO DEGLING Eaft Orange, N. f. Civil Engineering EAE, Rod and Bob, Military Recorcl: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. MARIE DEHNER Weftyield Art: and Sciences' JOSEPH DIAMANT Pine H illf - Chernii-try EAM, Tuition Scholarship, University Scholarship, Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. FLORENCE lVIARY DILL Buffalo Arty ancl Science: AAA. GRACE CATHERINE DIMLOW Wo0dme1'e Agriculture KKF, Baseball Team I. DOROTHY DAY DODDS Xenia, O. Arty ancl Sciencef AF. DEWITT DODSON Buffalo Arty and Science! KAP, Freshman Crew, Varsity Crew Squad 2, Glee Club 2, '86 Memo- rial Stage,Military Record: Field Artillery, Camp Taylor, Ky., 3 months. MARY HONOR DONLON Utica Law AOII,Raven and Serpent,Sports and Pastimes Council I,Baseball Team I, The Cornell Review Board I, 2, 3, The Cornell Law Quarterly Board 2, 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3, lVIobilization Committee 3, Sage House Com- mittee 3, Judiciary Committee 3. EDWARD SAUL DRAGAT Hartforcl,'Conn. Law EAM, Freshman Basketball Team, Varsity Baseball Squad 2, Varsity Basketball Squad 2, 3, Military Recorcl: Naval Unit, S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. RAYMOND VANORDEN DUBOIS Foreft Glen Agriculture Student Honor Committee 2, Military Recorcl: Artillery Corps, S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. VIDAL DUCASSE Havana, Cuba Civil Engineering STANLEY BRITTAIN DUFFIES Warliirigtori, D. C. Agriculture KAP, The Cornell Countrynian Board 2, Circulation Nlanager 3, Sena- tors Club, Ist Lieutenant R.O.T.C. 2. FRANK LEE DUlXfIoND Kingfton Agriculture AFP, Kermis 3, Forestry Club. . CLASS or IQZO NATALIE VVOODLAND DUNCAN Philipfbiirg, Pa. Architecture AQ. ' 'SCOTT EILER Pittfburg, Pa. Agriciiltitre XCID, Spring Day Committee I, Freshman Advisory Committee 2. ALEXANDER SCHULZ EISENBRANDT Baltimore, Md. Civil Erigirteeririg AXP, Pyramid, lllilitary Record: Naval Unit, S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. . ADELAIDE HAYWARD ELLIOTT Daytori, O. Art! arid Sciericef AF. WILLIARI DOUGLAS ELLIS Atlarita, Ga. Mechariical Erigirteeririg 21112, Musical Clubs, Savage Club, University Orchestra, Captain R.0.T.C. 2, .Military Record: Field Artillery O.T.S., Camp Taylor, Ky., 2 months. :THERA EMERSON ' Ithaca Agricitltitre AAA, Registration Committee 2. KENNETH CHARLIE ESTABROOK Neioyield Agriciiltiire KAP, C.U.C.A. Cabinet 2, 3, Student Loan Committee 3. .Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3.months. 3 NVELLBORN ESTES St. Loiiif, Mo. Cherriirtry EN, Alembic. ' NIURIEL ELDRA FARR Ofhorri Bridge Art: arid Scierice: State Tuition Scholarship, University Scholarship. ROBERT KENNETH FELTER Pearl River Art: arid Sciericex KAP, Aleph Samach, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team 2, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, Student Council 3, Military Record: Sergeant,lVlarine Aviation Gunnery Corps, League Island Navy Yard,Phila- delphia, Pa., 2 months. MYRON GUSTIN FINCHER Corfii Veterinary SZTE, C,U.C.A. Cabinet 3, .Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. WILLIAM EDWARD FINKERNAGEL New York City Mechanical Ertgirieeririg Freshman Track Team,-Varsity Track Team 3. CHARLES YVILLIAM FISCHER Atlaritic City, N. Cherriirtry ET, .Military Record: Corporal, S.A.T.C., Cornell, 2 months. HAROLD SNEDAKE-R FISHER Bitfalo Civil Erigirieeririg KAP: Rod and Bob, The Corriell Civil Ertgirzeer Board, lllilitary Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. HOWARD STOCKMAN FISHER jersey City, N. f. .Mecha1iicalErtgirieeririg .Military Record: Ensign, Naval Aviation, 2TTnfcmths. HOWARD FLINT V Athertf Chemistry HAROLD BXTILTON FLORSHEIM Chicago, Ill. Artf arid Sciericef Soccer Team 2, Baseball Squad 2, Basketball Squad 3, Associate Mana- ger The Cornell Aririitalf Board 2, 3, 786 Declamation Stage 2,Military Record: U. S. Naval Reserve, 5 months. 256 CLASS OF IQZO ETHEL MARGARET FORTUNE Malone Agriculture GERTRUDB EATON FRANK Harrifburg, Pa. Arty and Sciencer Baseball Team 2, Field Hockey Team 2. l PAUL BENIAMAIN FRANKLIN New York City Arts and Science! ZBT, Military Record: Infantry, Camp Lee, Va., 2 months. FRANK ANTONY FRATANDUONO, JR. Bala, Pa. Meclianical Engineering Military Record: Naval Unit, S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. THORD HARRIE FREUCHEN Bergen, Norway Mechanical Engineering REGENE ROBINSON FREUND New York City Law 213.412, Raven and Serpent, Hockey Team I, 2, The Cornell Bulletin Board 2,3,Liberty Loan Committee 3, 'Women'S Dramatic Club I, Sopho- more Representative to Council 2, Vice-President 3, Cornell Dramatic Club I, 2, 3. TQENNETH SCHUYLER FRIDERICI Anirterdarn Veterinary ANP. EDWARD FRITZ, JR. Pougltkeepfie Civil Engineering State Tuition Scholarship, Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. ARTHUR FRUCHT . Brooklyn Agriculture OAT, Captain R.O.T.C. 3, Military Record: 2nd Lieutenant, Field Artil- lery, Camp Zachary Taylor, 6 months. JAMES WEAST FUNER Springville Veterinary SITE, Assistant in Diagnosis. WILLIAM HENRY GAUGER Bugfalo Clierniftry Eleusis, Chess Club, Tuition Scholarship, State Scholarship, Military Record: Artillery O.T.C., Camp Zachary Taylor, 3 months. SPENCER GAWNE Cleveland, O. Arty and Sciencef ATQ, Freshman Advisory Committee, Freshman Tax Committee, Sophomore Rush Committee, Savage Club, Military Record: Infantry, Camp Lee, Va., 3 months. RUTH GEISENHOFF Oneida Agriculture XS2, Wlomenls Orchestra 3. EDWARD RIDLEY GERKEN Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering QPKE. MAURICE EDWIN GILLETT Niagara Eallr l Civil Engineering A-TQ, Rod and Bob, lllilitary Record: U. S. Naval Reserve, 2 years. MADELINE FAY GILMOUR Vernon Artf and Sciencer Undergraduate Scholarship. FREDERICH KENNETH GORKE Syracufe Agriculture Chairman Farmers' 'Week Committee 3. 257 CLASS OF IQZO RICHARD EVEREST GovE Peril Arty and Sciencef Adirondack Club, Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. ALBERT CLARENCE GRAESER Charlefton, S. C. Architecture Military Record: Field Artillery, Camp Taylor, Ky., 2 months. CHARLES ISADORE GREENBURG Myerftown, Pa. Cioil Engineering CIJEH. LEWIS GREENE Brooklyn Cheniirtry KIDAHQ Cash Scholarship, Military Record: Infantry, C.O.T.S., Camp Lee, Va., 2 months. CLEMENT LEROUX GRIFFIN ' Stamford, Conn. Cherniftry FRANK ALEXANDER GRIFFIN Stamford, Conn. Cherniftry NIARY GRIFFIN C New York City Agriculture A1123 Basketball Team I, 25 Baseball Team I. WILLIAM HERBERT GRIGSON Wertheld, Pa. Arty and Sciencef QAQ Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team 2, 3, Military Record: 2nd Lieutenant, Infantry, Camp Grant, Ill., 5 months. BENJAMIN HARRISON GURWITZ Elnihurft, L. I. fflrtr and Sciences' AEHQ Freshman Crew Squad. WILLIAM STRATTON HADAWAY M ontgornery Mechanical Engineering Military Record: U. S. Naval Reserve, New Haven, Conn., 5 months. GLADYS HALL Oneida Algricnltitre X525 Cornell WVomens7 Orchestra I, 3. HERMAN HALPERIN Harrtilton, 0. ' Mechanical Engineering A.LFI.E., Military Record: S.A.T.C.,Cornell, 3 months. NIAX HALPERN Brooklyn Cherniftry College Baseball Team, I, 2, Military Record: U. S. Navy, U. S, S. Calhoitn, I4 months. REGINALD GOWER HAMMOND Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering CIJKNII, The Cornell Daily Sun Board I, 2, 35 Military Record: U. S. Naval Auxiliary Reserve, Chicago, Ill., 6 months. ALFRED GRAHAM HANCOCK H anihilrg Agriculture EKIJE, Nlandolin Club I, 2, University Orchestra 25 Military Record.' C.O.T.S., Camp Lee, Va., 2 months. HA, t WALTER GERARD HANLON New York City Arty and Sciencer CIPA, University Tennis Champion 2. JOHN EVERETT HARDY New York City Arts' and Sciencef QE, Military Record: 2nd Lieutenant, Coast Artillery, Fortress Monroe, Va.,3 months. 259 CLASS or 1920 HAZEL HARMON Meriden, Conn. Agriculture FRANCIS LEVINGSTON HA.RRIS Chicago, Ill. Law Freshman Track Team, Freshman Football Team, Varsity Football Team 25 Varsity Track Team 2, Basketball Squad 2, Sophomore Tax Com- mittee, Military Record: U. S. Navy, Chicago, 6 months. BERNARD JAMES HARRISON Brooklyn Civil .Engineering Zodiac, Track Squad 2, 3, Assistant Business Nltnager The Cornell Civil Engineer Board, Military Record: Engineer Reserve Corps, Cornell, 3 months. GALEN BUTTS HARRISON Oneonta Agriculture Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 month-s. HERBERT WILLIAM HARTMAYER Buffalo Civil Engineering Eleusisg Junior Associate Editor The Cornell Civil Engineer Board, Mili- tary Record: Corporal, S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. HAROLD ARTHUR HARTT Ravena Chernirtry EIDE, Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. ETHEL HINCKLEY HAUSMAN Ithaca Agriculture AOH. A JOSEPH PERRY HAVEY Yonleerr 1 Mechanical Engineering KIDKIII, Military Record: Naval Coast Defense, S months. GEORGE DENISE HAYES Olean Civil Engineering Pyramid, College Banquet Committee Ig Military Record: Engineer Reserve Corps, Cornell, II months. . CYRIL HAZELL Alpena, Mich. Mechanical Engineering HKA. ELFREDA CURTIS HEATH Green Ifland Arts and Sciencef ELAINE RUTHE HEDGCOCK Wafhington, D. C. Arty and Sciencex AT, Hockey Team I. ORLAND EDWARD HELMS Randolph Veterinary AXP, Varsity Basketball Squad 2, 3, S.A.T.C. FootballTeam 3, Military . Record: hfledical Reserve Corps, Cornell, I year. ANDREW JAMES RONALD HELPS Upper Montclair, N. f. Cheiniftry GE, Military Record: Ensign, U. S. Naval Reserve, 21 months. DWIGHT HENDRYX Bradford, Pa. Mechanical Engineering HARRIET EVELYN HENDRYX Ithaca Agriculture Frigga Fylgae, A.T.A. HELEN TVTARGUERITE HESS Lyonf Falls Agriculture Frigga Fylgae, Hockey Team 2, Baseball Team 2, Finance Committee Y. WV. C. A. 3, The Cornell Review Board 2, 3, Roberts Scholarship, Class Vice-President 3. 259 CLASS Or IQZO HAROLD INGERSOLL HETTINGER Freeport, Ill. ' Civil Engineering GAX5 Pyramid5 Freshman Advisory Committeeg Assistant Nlanager Freshman Track Team5 Military Record: Infantry C.O.T.S. Camp Lee, Va. LEO VON HEYGENDORFF ' New York City Agriculture AT5 Spring Day Committee5 Military Record: Quartermaster U. S. Nav- al Reserve, Pacific Coast, I year. DOROTHY BARBARA HIEBER Utica Arty and Sciencer AOH5 Raven and Serpent5 Basketball Team I, 25 Tennis Team I 5 Mana- ger Tennis I5 Orchestra I, 2, 3. Vice-President I, Secretary 35 Vice- Presi- dent Athletic Association 35 The Cornell Review Board I, 25 The Cornell Daily Sun Board 35 Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 3. BOYD TINSLEY HILL 4 Freeport, Ill. Architecture CIDKNP5 Gargoyleg L'Ogive5 Freshman Advisory Committee 35 The Cornell , Widow Board I, 2, Art Editor 35 Military Record: NavalAviation, Boston, l Mass., 6 months. ' lVlARcIA TVIARIE HILLIDGE Front Royal, Va. Agriculture AOH5 Baseball Team I5 Hockey Team 25 Dixie Club5 Womens, Drama- tic Club. BENJAMIN WALTER HIRSH, JR. Meinphif, Tenn. Artf and Sciencey X ZBT5 Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. LEON FREDERICK HIRSCHBERG Brooklyn Clieniiftry LIHEH5 Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. RAYMOND OWEN HITCHCOCK Lyonr Artf and Science:-Medicine Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. DONALD HOAGLAND ' Bridgeton, N. Agriculture AFP. NEVILLE KAISER HOFELLER Bufalo Civil Engineering HACIH5 Freshman Crew Squadg Cercle Francaise 25 lVIandOlin Club 3 5 Uni- versity Orchestra 3. JOHN TKNIGHT HOLBROOK, IR. Newark, N. Arty and Sciencef AX5 Freshman Football Squadg Baseball Squad 25 Glee Club 25 Military Record: Infantry C.O.T.S., Camp Lee, Va. PERCY ROBERT HOLMES Warwick Mechanical Engineering GA5 Military Record: Sergeant S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. HARRY FREEMAN HOLMWOOD Orchard Park Agriculture Eleusis. ROGER WOLGOTT HOOKER Niagara Fallf Art: and Science: AACI15 Glee Club5 Military Record: 2rQ,Lieutenant, Aviation, Rich Field, Waco, Tex., I5 months. 4 ' ' RUSSELL OLIN HOOKER Watertown Arty and Science: Zodiac5 Tuition and State Cash Scholarships. WILLARD DOUGLAS HOPKINS Youngrtown Agriculture 24115 Freshman Advisory Committee5 Military Record.' Cadet, U. S. Mili- tary Academy, West Point, N. Y., 2 months. 260 CLASS OF 1920 IRA HAROLD HOUSTON Corhen Agriculture KAP, Track Squad 2, C .U.C.A. Cabinet 2, 3,Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. , EDWIN LAWRENCE HOWARD Youngrtoton Agriculture ZAE, Military Record: U. S. Navy, 21 months. HELEN PIERSON HUIE New York City I Artf and Science: Raven and Serpent, Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, lVIanager I, 2, 3, Captain 2, 3, Crew 2, Tennis Team 2, Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 2, 3, Sage House Com- mittee 3, Executive Committee 3, Chinese Students' Club. THORNE COMINGS HULBERT Ithaca Cherniftry SX, Military Record: U. S. Navy, 7 months. JOHN CHARLTON HUNTER Fulton Agriculture Assistant in Zoology. RALPH DONALD HUSZAGH Chicago, Ill. Architecture B GH, Varsity Track Squad 2, Sophomore Tax Committee, Military Re- cord: U. S. Navy, Chicago, Ill., 8 months. ' RUSSELL HILLS ILER Brooklyn Artr and Sciencef-Medicine CIJKXP, Soccer Team 2, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, Sophomore Tax Committee 2, The Cornell Era Board 2, 3,Military Record: Naval Unit S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. IVIARIAN LOUISE IRISH Auburn Arty and Sciencer Asia, Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 2, 3, Executive Committee I, Judiciary Com- mittee 3, Class President I. JACOB ISRAEL Tonawanda U Arty and Sciencef -- Military Record: Naval Unit S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. SILVESTER ARTHUR JACOB C New York City Art: and Sciencer EAM, College Basketball Team 2, 3, Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. THEODORE FREDERICK JAEGER Hartford, Conn. Art: and Sciencer Military Record: Naval Unit S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. MABEL JEPSON Bufalo Art: and Science: ALBERTA JOHNSON Old Wefthury Agriculture Baseball Team 2, Finance Committee Y. W. C. A. 3, State Scholarship. CARL VICTOR JOHNSON Hartford, Conn. Architecture ECIDE, Freshman Advisory Committee 2, 3, Student COuncil3, Savage Club, hlandolin Club, University Orchestra, Military Record: U. S. Naval Reserve, 6 months. 3 CLARENCE JOHNSON I Canandaigua Agriculture Military Record: S.A.T.C. Cornell, 3 months. DEYO JOHNSON Ellenoille Artf and Sciencef Eleusis: lVIandolin Club, University Orchestra, State Cash Scholarship, Tuition Scholarship, Military Record: 2nd Lieutenant, Field Artillery. ROY CAMPBELL JOHNSTON Lioiugfton Manor Veterinary ANP, Military Record: Nledical Reserve Corps, I3 months. 261 CLASS OF IQZO NAOMI JONES W orcefter Agriculture NIARTHA KAPLAN Erooklyn Arty and Sciencef . Basketball Team 3, Baseball Team 2, Cornell Womens' Dramatic Club. WILLIAM EARNEST IKARG Mt. Holly, N. Mechanical Engineering Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. LUKE JAMES KAVANA La Grange, Ill. Arcliitecture - Military Record: Naval Aviation, Seattle, Wash., 4 months. HAROLD PARKER KELLER Eufalo Arty and Sciencey ATQ, Musical Clubs, Military Record: Infantry C.O.T.S., Camp Lee, Va., 3 months. CHARLES LUCIUS KILBORNE Kellogfoille E Agriculture EH, College Baseball Team, College Basketball Team, Military Record: Infantry, Camp Lee, Va., 6 months. DORIS ALICE IQINDE Canandaigua Agriculture CHARLES HAROLD KING Stockbridge Arty and Science: State Cash Scholarship, State Tuition Scholarship, Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. IRENE DOROTHY KINSEL Saratoga Springr Arty and Sciencef Cash Scholarship. ELMER FRANKLIN IKINSMAN- Binghamton Architecture Huntington Club, Military Record: Corporal, Field Artillery, Camp Jackson, S. C., 5 months. LINUS EMERSON ICITTREDGE Lockport Mechanical Engineering TBH, Military Record: Naval Unit S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. HYMAN KLEIN Brooklyn - Arty and Sciencef EAM, College Crew 2, Freshman Debate Club, Pulitzer Scholarship, Undergraduate Scholarship, State Tuition Scholarship, State Cash Schol- arship, Military Record: S.A.T.C. Cornell, 3 months. EMIL KLINE Hudfon Artf and Sciencer Beta Samach, University Orchestra I, State Cash Scholarship, Tuition Scholarship, Military Record: Sergeant, S.A.T.C. Cornell, 3 months. EDWIN :KNAUSS Pouglikeepfie Mechanical Engineering KXII, The Sibley journal of Engineering Board 2, 3. GEOEEREY KNIGHT New York City XF Agriculture GEEK, Freshman Football Squad, Varsity Football Squad 2, Varsity Crew 2, Mud Rush Committee 2, Military Record: U. S. Naval Aviation, I year. AGNES MARIE KOBUSKI Gloverroille Artr and Science: Basketball Team 3, Baseball Squad 2, Manager Field Hockey Team 2, 3, Captain 2, Captain Junior Basketball Team, Junior Representative to Athletic Council 3. DANIEL MELVIN KRAUSKOPF New York City ' Law EAM, Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. 262 CLASS or 1920 GENEVIEVE ELEANOR KLREY Brooklyn Artf and Sciencef A1115 Hockey Team I, 2, 3, Assistant Business Manager, W'ornen's Stalrt, The Cornell Daily Sun Board. HARRY ESSLIER KROIN Brooklyn Artf and Sciencer-Medicine Chess Club I, 2, Military Record: S.A.T.C. Cornell, 3 months. JOHN WIITTEIELD KURTZ joanna, Pa. Mechanical Engineering Military Record: 2nd Lieutenant Aviation, San Antonio, Texas, I8 months. HAROLD TALBOT LACEY Binghamton A Chernirtry GE, Glee Club 2, Military Record, U. S. Naval Reserve, II months. GEORGE EDWARD LALLOU Philadelphia, Pa. Cioil Engineering ZNII, Freshman Football Squad, Sophomore Tax Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee, Military Record: Field Artillery, Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky., 4 months. MTLDRED FLORA LAMONT Hemlock Agriculture AF, Raven and Serpent, Chairman Class Banquet Committee I, Chair- man College Dance Committee I, Class President 2. VINCENT BRANNER LAMOUREUX Ithaca Civil Engineering KNP. ENRIQUE LANDRON, JR. Arecibo, P. R. Agriculture Latin American Club. JOHN VINCENT LARKIN Ithaca Architecture Military Record: S.A.T.C. Cornell, 3 months. HELEN ,JANE LASON Horner Artf and Sciencef Wayside Aftermath, State Cash Scholarship JOHN LAUGHLIN Akron Veterinary AXP, Military Record: Medical Reserve Corps Cornell, I year. KURT CORELL LAUTER Brooklyn Arty and Science: Komos, Military Record: znd Lieutenant Sanitary Corps, Camp Green- leaf, Ga., 7 months. I MYRTLE IRENE LAYVRENCE Bufalo Agriculture Raven and Serpent, Sage House Committee 3, Executive Committee 3, Bible Study Committee 2, Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 3, Class President 3. EMMA BRENAN LEARY Auburn Arty and Science: KKF. DAVID LEFFLER N eio York City Veterinary Agassiz Club. DONALD ETHELBERT LEITH New York City I Agriculture QDKE, Assistant Nlanager Basketball Team 3, Freshman Advisory Com- mittee 2, 3, The Cornell Countryrnan Board I, 2, Military Record: Naval Unit S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. HENRY HERMAN LUNING Brooklyn Agriculture Military Record: Infantry, C.O.T.S., Camp Lee, Va., 3 months. 263 CLASS OF IQZO HAROLD MARSHALL LUFKIN Parke:lvitrg, Pa. Art: and Science: LINK BEICHAEL LOTTER Springville Art: and Science: GEORGE WILLIS LORD Eoan:ton, Ill. Civil Engineering Zodiac, Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 2 months. BERNICE ELIZABETH LOOMIS Bainbridge Art: and Science: GRAHAM LIVINGASTON New York City Art: and Science: ECIDg Freshman Advisory Committeeg Sophomore Tax Committee, Mili- tary Record: U. S. Marine Corps, Quantico, Va., 6 months. CHENG FANG LIU Shanghai, China Mechanical Engineering PXP. WILLIAM LITTLEWOOD New York City Mechanical Engineering Nayatig TBIIQ Orchestra I,2Q Instructor in Physics 2, 35 Military Record: Naval Unit S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. CHARLES WARREN LITTLE john:town Associate Editor The Cornell Law Quarterly Board. MAXWELL WALTHOUR LIPPITT Wilmington, N. C. A EN, Senators Club, Tome Club. EVERETT WINFIELD LINS New Brighton Law Che1ni:try Agricnltnre Zodiac: Freshman Crew Squad IQ Rifle Club I, 2, State Cash Scholar- Shipg The Cornell Conntryrhan Board 1,25 The Cornell Annual: Board 2,35 Military Record: Naval Unit S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. MARY ANNA LINDER Syracn:e Art: and Science: EDWARD HOWARD LEWIS New York City Mechanical Engineering QDAH. BESSIE LEVIN ' Brooklyn Art: and Science: Basketball Team 35 Women's Orchestra 3. ANNA MARGARET LEONHARDT Redwood CEC Art: and Science: JOSEPH LEV Brooklyn Chernirtry I Military Record: S.A.T.C. Cornell, 3 months. GEORGE HAROLD MCCARTHY New York City Mechanical Engineering TBH, Catholic Clubg Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. MARCIA MAY MCCARTNEY Plea:ant Plain:, Ill. Art: and Science: AF, Cornell WOmen's Dramatic Club Council. 264 CLASS OF IQZO JOHN BENJAMIN MCCLATCHY Merion, Pa. Civil Engineering KZ, Rod and Bob, Freshman Advisory Committee, Military Record: Naval Aviation, I month. , JOHN LISTER NTCELFRESH Baltimore, Md. Cheiniftry KAP, AXE, Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. GORDON MA.CKELLAR Hazleton, Pa. Civil Engineering ET, Rod and Bob, Soccer Team 2. EDWIN GORDON MACKENZIE Millbrook Arte and Sciences-Medicine ZH, College Cross Country Team I, College Basketball Team I, Military Record: Nlachine Gun 0.T.S., 'Camp Hancock, Ga., 3 months. VINCENT MCLOUGHLIN New York City I Civil Engineering EH, Motor Transport Corps, Camp Haliboid, Md. ' ELEANOR CLARA TVTCNTULLEN Bngfalo Arty and Sciencef AAA. , ROBERT LOUIS MCNITT Pnlarki Agriculture Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. SARAH ALICE NTCNULTY Bnfalo Arty and Science: State Cash Scholarship, State Tuition Scholarship. RUTH NICSPARRAN Enrniff, Pa. Arif and Sciencef ALBERT FRANCIS NICVEAN LeRoy Mechanical Engineering Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. HERBERT EDWARD MARSH New Milford, Conn. Veterinary QTZ. DORIS PAULINE IVIARTIN Holyoke, Marr. Alrtf and Science! KKF. ABILIO PINTO NTARTINS Rio de Janeiro, Brazil flgricaltnre CIJMA, Cosmopolitan Club. LEO VALENTINE MJXRKTHALER Elrnira Mechanical Engineering AXP, Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. WALTER NTARX Newark, N. Arif and Sciencef ZBT, Coxswain Freshman Crew, Varsity Crew Squad 2, Military Record: Corporal, S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. ELLIOTT BUTLER MASON Milwaukee, Wir. A1-cliitectiire ATA, Freshman Rush Committee, Musical Clubs I. FRANCES VONA TVTATHEWS Valoi: Algricitltnre Kermis 3. 265 CLASS OF IQZO DOMINICK FRANCIS MAURILLO New York City Arty and Sciencef-Medicine FreshmaII Track Squad, Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. FREDERICK ARTHUR MAY Brooklyn Arty and Sciencef Military Record: S.A.T.C. Cornell, 2 months. KURT ARNOLD MAYER Brooklyn F oreftry HKA, Aleph Samach, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team 2, 3, Junior Smoker Committee 2, Forestry Club, Military Record: Lieutenant, Infantry, Camp Lee, Va., 4 months. JACOB MEADOW Paterfon, N. f. Law EAM, Military Record: Naval Unit S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. WILLIAM BELL NIEGEAR, JR. Wilmington, Del. Art: and Science: KE, Freshman Advisory Committee, Business Manager The Cornell Era Board, Military Record: Infantry, Washington, D. C., 5 months. A JOHN DONALD IVIEIKLE Baltimore, Md. Agriculture ECIDE, College Crew 2, Military Record: Field Artillery C.O.T.S., 2 months. CHARLES HENRY MERCHANT Wert Monroe Agriculture RAYMOND NATHANIEL IVIERRILL Springyield, Maxx. Mechanical Engineering ET, lVIandOlin Club, University Orchestra. GORDON JOHN MERTZ ' . Colden Mechanical Engineering Eleusis, Military Record: Naval Unit S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. JOHN MILTON IVIESSINGER Oakheld Artf and Sciencef Zodiac, Freshman Crew Squad, Military Record: Naval Unit S.A.T.C. Cornell, 3 months. IvA EVELYN MILLER Alden Agriculture ADRIAN MORSE MILLS Durharnuille Veterinary ANP, Military Record: Medical Reserve Corps, IS months. MARGARET DOROTHEA MILMOE Canciftota Arts and Sciencef Botany Club 2, The Cornell Women'J Review Board 3. SAMUEL HARRY MILSTEIN Albany Artf and Science: Beta Samach, State Scholarship, Tuition Scholarship, Blauvelt Scholar- Ship. PAUL I-IARING MINTON Chatharn, N. Mechanical Engineering EN, Freshman Crew, Freshman Banquet Committee, Military Record: Machinist, U. S. Naval Reserve, 7 months. IENRIQUE MOLINET Deliciaf, Cuba Mechanical Engineering Valentine Club. 266 ELLIS LINDSEY MONTFORT AXP, Military Record.' CLASS OF 1920 lllldrd Veterinary S.A.T.C. Cornell, 3 months. MARY EASTMAN MOORE Ithaca Agricitltnre AOII. MARY IVES MORGAN Ithaca A gricnltnre THOMAS NIORGAN Cilberton, Pa. A rtf and Sciencer-Medicine ROBERT PORTER MORRIS Ovid Agricnlznre MILDRED MULLER Wert Somerville, Marr. Artr and Science: KKT. CORNELIA ADELE MUNSELL New Hartford Agricnltnre AOH. HENRY NIURPHY Pavvling Law A9125 Varsity Baseball Team 25 College Tax Committee 2, Student Council 35 Military Record: O.T.C., Camp Lee, Va., 2 months. ALFRED HENRY NARWOLD Cleveland, O. Arts and Sciencef ATSZ, Military Record: 2nd Lieutenant, Infantry, 7 months. NAOMI NASH Ithaca Arty and Science: ALICE HESELTON NEAL Philadelphia, Pa. Art: and Sciencef KKF. WILLIAM CHIN NEE Foochoiv, China Agriciiltnre JOSEPH NEEDLE Charlerton, S.C. Civil Engineering Rod and Bob, Varsity Baseball Team 25 Military Record: U. S. Navy, 7 months. ARTHUR BRAZIL NEWEY Acrne, Tex. Mechanical Engineering QE, Military Record: Naval Unit, S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. JOHN ALVIN NEWLANDER Penn Yan Agriculture FLOYD LORRAIN NORTHROP Tarpon Springs, Fla. Agricnltnre Military Record: Naval Unit, S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. STEPHEN DUDLEY NOSTRAND New York City Art: and Sciencef ZNIIQ Freshman Tax Committee, Sophomore Tax Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee, Book and Bowl, Kappa Beta Phi, Military Record: Naval Unit, S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. 267 C1.Ass or-' 1920 flflmwcls ,IOHN Ofvrl-:s Cvwm Algrirulfrmf AI'l Mrhfru' 1 .lx'f'c'o1'c1f.' S.A.'.l'.C. Cornell months. 7 7 7 . flSCAR RAYNOLL Os'1'1-:Rc:1cxcN .Brooklyn ' Mfcf1.a1Lical E'r1,gimfm'i11g .Kmnosg M'lf'llf6I7'jl .R4'c0ra'.' U. S. Naval Reserve, Newport, R. I., IS mo. l'A1zl.o O'l'11:1zA C1'f 11.fm'g0.r, Cuba .41'chilc'cMw'e .llilllll-.Al11Cl'lCLlll Club. OSICPII RUSSICLI. PAGI-2 Gfwwr ,4f1 ic'1rlLm'c' . In Eflvlg C.U.C.A., Cabinet 2, IVlfl1flm'y Rn'cord.' Ist l,.ieu1'enant, Infantry, Greene, N. Y., 6 mwlltlls. c.ll.l'1NN CIIARI.'ICS 'lJAl.NlI'IR Oil Cily, Pa. 7 Agricfzzlmraf College Crew 25 !W1ilHcn'y R4'4'orcl.' S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. l3oNfxl.n l.1NL1s l'1f:AsI': Delhi A Vflfrhmry A Nlfg fWI'f'lfllll'3' Rrcarcl.' lXflCLlieal Reserve Corps, Cornell, I year. Almlulzla IQAMIQS 'l'1-:ma Dm! .l3fmrh, N. I. Law IINKA, lVlCI'CCl'Sl7llI'g Club, Aalverrlsiug Represe-u1'a1'ivc, Tha' Comvll Daily SIHIV licmul 2, !W1'lflm'3f Rfro1'zl.' Corporal, S,A.'ll.C., Cornell, 3 months. Russlcla. 'l'l0I.'l' 'l'1c'I'11:Rs Onmfm, Nrb. drlr and Scic'1zrf.f XNl'g l'll'CSl11T1Z1l1 Advisory Committee, Soplmomore 'llax Committee, Tha' V Co1'11f'lZ llnfily SMI l3oarLl I, 2, 3g Nlasqueg Hook aml Bowl, fllilimry Record: Naval Uni! S.A.'l'.C., Cor1xell,3 moullms. .l0l'Il. li,1c're1IL1M l'1'1'ellI'111 F7'1'1'fD01'l Aff! mm' Scimzrm' llunliuglou Club, fl4f1'f'1'lz1ry Rvcorcfs Infantry C.O.T.S. Camp Lee, Va., 7 weeks. , lhuvvfxluu l.O'Rl'INZO Pmss l,0'llj.fflk!'1'f7.Yl't' A'grimll1f.rf AVP, flf11'fll!1ll'j' R1'a'0rrl.' S.A.'.l'.C. Cornell, 3 mouths. clliihliillfj l'll'l'Z RANDOLPII Pm,I.1xRD Cfltlffltllll, N. , fy,Q7 l.C'I1!fll,7'l' Seal aml Serpent, jwlvllffllfll Rrro1'fZ.' Field Artillery, O.T.S., Camp Zach- ary l'aylwr, Ky. .l'l11.1.1':l. .l'olu'l's1n' Nm York Crly Aff!! mul SL'1lK7Z.L'6'J' ,lDl'lSIX'lOND S'r1cv1QNs l.'ow1':1.l. Ul'r1fw rf'v flrlf 6l'lIlf Sriwrcnr Slate 'lluilicm Selmlarslmipg Stale Cash Selrolarsllip, M'ilim1'y Rfcord: S.A.'l'.C., Cornell, 3 monrlls. ANTON ANn1u1:w l'Rl-:c:1.1clz GlI II1Jl'U0k, Conn. Cliff! E7I.g1f7YfL'K7'f7Lg jldlfllflllvl .Rrcm'rl,' S.A.'l'.C., Cornell, 3 mouths. S11-14:1-'lulcn S'l'ANl.1-lv PRHVIN Nm' York Czfly Il41'z'l1fH1w1'frf1! ,E'11.g'1 11.fw'i11.g llAflHg flylflfllfj' R1'f'cn'rl.' Naval Unil S..fX.'.ll.C., Cornell, 3 mouths. W'11.r.mM X'V11.l-'rum l'Ro'1'z1vmN B7'00!CM'll ffm' and SC'i6'7I-Cf! liflvg ll-!1'fi!111'3' Rfr0r1l.' S.A.'l'.C., Corlmell, 3 monrlxs. mas CLASS OF IQZO ALVIN CANFIELD PURDY Middletown Arty and Sciencer 3 ZX, AXE, Alembicg Military Record: U. S. Naval Reserve, 21 months. RANDALL BROCKNER PURDY New York City Mechanical Engineering Long Island Club. MARTHA EDITH QUICK Ithaca Agriculture GEORGE ELLIS QUIMBY Brooklyn Architecture SE, College Banquet Committee 35 Military Record: Naval Unit S.A. T.C., Cornell, 3 months. ISIDOR RABI Brooklyn Cherniftry EDWARD STEVENS RANKIN, JR. Newark, N. f. Arty and Sciencef CIUAQ. DWIGHT BQOTWELL RANNO Washiiigton, D. C. Mechanical Engineering AFP. JAY WIXSON RAPLEE Ithaca Agriculture RUTH MAY RATELLE Clenf Fallf Artf and Science: State Cash Scholarship, Tuition Scholarship. ALLEN REED Ithaca Cheniiftry AXE. M RALPH TICHENOR REEVE Weftfield, N. f. Arty and Science: XXII, Freshman Advisory Committee, .Military Record: Field Artillery 0.T.S., Camp Zachary Taylor, 2 months. EDWARD JOSEPH REGENSBURG New York City Artf and Sciencef ZBT, Military Record: C.O.T.S., Camp Lee, Va., 3 months. MELVIN CHARLES REINHARD Bufalo Veterinary AXP. ALMOIN WENTWORTIJ REYNOLDS Orirkany Falla Mechanical Engineering GA, Military Record: Corporal, S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. BERNICE REYNOLDS Bugjlalo Agriculture AEA, Agassiz Club, Y. VV. C. A. Cabinet. DORRICE ANWYL RICHARDS Ithaca Arty and Sciencer Field Hockey Team 2, 3, Y. WV. C. A. Cabinet, '86 Memorial Stage 2. DONALD EVERETT RICHMOND Great Barrington, Mary. Arty and Science: Assistant in Physics 3g .Military Record: S.A.T.C., Plattsburg, 3 months. WILLIAM EDWIN RICHMOND Colorado Springs, Colo. .MechanicalEngineering EX, .Military Record: Engineer Corps, 5 months. 209 CLASS OF IQZO HELEN RIDER Warhington, D. C. Agriculture DEXTER VOSBURG RIIVENBURGH Ithaca Agriculture Scorpion, Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. AUBREY EUGENE ROBINSON Corona Veterinary AfIDAg College Track Team, College Gridiron Team, Varsity Track Squad, Military Record: Medical Corps, S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. IVIARJORIE IRENE ROBERTS Dundee 1 Agriculture Baseball Team I, Erigga Eylgae. ORSON RUPERT ROBSON Hall Agriculture KNII, Military Record: Corporal, S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. NTINNA. GESINE ROESE Buffalo Agriculture Wlayside Aftermath. EDNA NIARY ROGERS Hammond Artf and Science: SILENCE ROWLEE Ithaca ' Art: and Sciencer KAGQ Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, Mobilization Committee. LEONORA BLANCHE RUBINOW Newark, N. f. Artf and Sciencer EACIJ, Baseball Team 2, Captain 2, Basketball Team 35 Vocational Committee. I FREDERIC LEXINGTON RUOEE Binghamton Mechanical Engineering Nayati, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Squad 2, 3, Military iRecord.' Sergeant, Engineer Corps, Camp Devens, Nlass., I4 months. WILLIAM SCRIVENER RURODE ferfey City, N. Artr and Science: SX. ALDEN HESSELTINE RUSSELL Water'tow1i, llgrrfr Veterinary QT2. PHILIP RYAN Helena, Mont. Mechanical Engineering EKTJE, I-IKNg Instructor in lVIachine Designg Military Record: Corporal, Engineer Reserve Corps, Cornell, 6 months. VVATSON LEWIS SAVAGE M M amaronecle iAgriculture 955 Military Record: Ensign, U. S. Naval Reserve, U. S. S. Madawaflea, 20 months. ROBERT SCHEMPF New York City Civil Engineering E115 Pyramid: The Cornell Civil Engineer Board, State Tuition Scholar- ship, Military Record: U. S. Navy, 3 months. WILLIAM STOUEEER SCHMIDT Bellefonte, Pa. Mechanical Engineering ISE Lieutenant R.O.T.C., 2. ERIC THEODORE SCHULZ Wilkef-Barre, Pa. Artf and Sciencer AXE, Musical Clubs 2. 270 CLASS OF 1920 ALLAN SCHUSTE? New York City Arty arid Sciertce: EAM, Military Record: Corporal, S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. SOL SCHWARTZREICH Ithaca Mechanical Eugiueeririg fIJAIIg Undergraduate Scholarship, State Cash Scholarship, Military Record: Naval Unit, S.A.T.C., COrnell,A3 months. NIERIT SCOTT U 1 Clem Fallf Artr arid Scieuces Scorpiong Military Record: Signal Corps, S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. HELEN MIRIAM SHARRETT New York City A rtf and Sciertcef GERTRUDE MARY SHELTON Owego A Arty and Sciertcef EMILY ELOISE SHEPARD Houeoye Fall: Agriculture COLEMAN HOBART SHERWOOD Yortker: Architecture SEQ College Baseball I, 2, 3, C.U.C.A. Cabinet 2, 3, The Coruell Arch- itect Board I, 2, Assistant Business Manager 3, The Corrtell Artuualx Board 2, Junior Associate Editor 3. HORACE ARTHUR SHERMAN Lioortia Arts arid Sciericef Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. MARION KATIIRYN SHEVALIER Ithaca Agriculture JOSEPH SHIFFER Brooklyn Arts and Sciertcef-Mediciue Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. CHARLES IQERR SIBLEY Kiugftou Agriculture Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. LOUIS CARL SIEGEL Brooklyrt Agriculture College Basketball Teamg Varsity Basketball Squad, Military Record: Naval Unit, S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. ROBERT LEROY SIERING New York City Architecture ATA, Aleph Samach, Assistant Nlanager Crewg Major Sports Councilg Military Record: U. S. Navy, 7 months. ELIZABETH ARNOLD SIGNOR Plattxburg Artf and Sciertcef ' Hockey Team 2, State Tuition Scholarship, University Scholarship. AARON SIMMONS New Rochelle Law EAM. ISRAEL NVILLARD SIMON Newark, N. f. Cheuzixtry EDITH NIAUDE SIMPSON New York City Art.r and Scieucef 271 CLASS OF IQZO ORREN WILLIAM SKIRVIN Olelahoina City, Olela. Artf and Science: AACD, Freshman Banquet Committee, Nlandolin Club. ALICE LOUISE SMITH Cornvoallville Art: and Sciencef . Raven and Serpent, Hockey Team 2, Y. VV. C. A. Cabinet 2. DANA CONRAD SMITH Minneapolif, Minn. Law BSU, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team 2, Varsity Football Squad 2, Sophomore Tax Committee, Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. JOSEPH EDWARD SMITH Ditrhain, N. C. Civil Engineering ET, Pyramid, Business Manager The Cornell Widow Board 39 Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. LOUIS EDWARD SMITH Livingston Manor Agriculture AFP. MARION DUNHAM SMITH Greene Arts and Sciencef MAURICE FRANK SMITH Ronie Mechanical Engineering QA, Military Record: Naval Unit, S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. MCNEIR SMITH V Wafhington, D. C. Mechanical Engineering Varsity Track Squad 23 Senator's Club, Military Record: 2nd Lieuten- ant, Field Artillery, Camp Zachary Taylor, 7 months. WALKER SMITH Minn.eayboli5, Minn. Forertry APT, Aleph Samachg Captain Freshman Track Teamg Varsity Track Team 25 Freshman Advisory Committeeg Military Record: Cornell Am- bulance Unit, 7 months. WALLA.cE SMITH Ithaca Foreftry Forestry ClubgMilitary Record: Naval Unit, S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. EDWARD LAWRENCE SOLOMON Beaver Falls, Pa. Mechanical Engineering Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. SAMUEL JOSEPH SOLOMON iNeWYorh City Alrtr and Sciencef ZBT, The Cornell Era Board 2, Military Record: Infantry C.0.T.S., Camp Lee, Va., 3 months. ELMER GEORGE SPENCER Vergennef, Vt. Agricaltare HOBART MCKINLEY SPICER Norwich Mechanical Engineering Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. ABRAHAM LEWIS SPITZER Perth Amboy, N. Arif and Sciencef HND, Military Record: Artillery Unit, S.A.T.C., Yale, 3 months. W1LLIA.M SPIVAK Brooklyn Civil Engineering College Basketball Team I, 2, Captain 3, Military Record: Engineer Reserve Corps, Cornell, IO months. NVHYLAND DELOS SPRONG Sodnr Agriculture Freshman Cross Country Squad, College Cross Country Team, Varsity Cross Country Team 2, Sesomah. 272 CLASS or IQZO GRACE ELIZABETH SRENCO Rochefter Arte and Scieneex ZACI1. HELEN EMILY STACY St. Regi: Falla Arte and Seieneer HYMAN STANSKY Brooklyn Artf and Sciencer .Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. FREDERICK ROBINSON STEFFENS Wafhington, D. C. Architecture TBH, Gargoyle, Cornell Dramatic Club I, 2, 3, The Cornell Widow Board I, 2, 3, The Cornell Alnnualf Board 2, 3, The Cornell Era Board 2, 3, Senators Club, lldilitary Record: Naval Aviation, Key YVest, Fla., 6 months. O ' CLARA HARRIET STENTIFORD Ofrining Arty and Scieneef DONALD RAYMOND STEVENS Gary, Ind. Cherniftry EH, AXE, .Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. HARLAND HUBBARD STEWART Geneva Mechariical Engineering GA, Military Record: Sergeant, S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. KENNETH MA.X STEWART Freeoille Arte and Science: GA, lldilitary Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. f JOHN STOCKETT, JR. Wafhington, D. C. Chernirtry AXE, Varsity Baseball Squad 2, Rifle Team, Senators Club, lldilitary Record: Naval Aviation, lVl.I.T., 3 months. CAROL STRONG Turin Arte and Seiencer KA, Field Hockey I, Manager 2, Baseball Team 2, Student Government Executive Committee 3, Editor, Women7s Staff, The Cornell Daily Sun Board, Treasurer Sports and Pastimes 3. . JOHN STURROCK Ithaca Veterinary SZTZ, .Military Record: Nledical Reserve Corps, Cornell, 8 months. EMMETT THOMAS SWEENEY Long Ifland City Arts and Sciencef Military Record: Infantry O. T.C., Camp Lee, Va., 3 months. AGDA TEOLINE SWENSON Suniniit, N. Art: and Seiencef-.Medicine AF, Treasurer Y. W. C. A. SHAO FAN TAN J Shanghai, China Chernirtry PYP. CHEN-LONG TANG Hupeh, China Civil Engineering JOEL TAUB Newark, N. Cherniftry CLAYTON CHARLES TAYLOR, JR. Lawtonr Agriculture .Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months 273 CLASS OF 1920 HENRY LEARY TAYLOR Baltimore, Md. Mechanical Engineering CIDFA, Military Record: U. S. Navy, U. S. S. Corredijk, 4 months. SIDNEY NIONROE TEETER, JR. New York City Chemittry Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. CHARLES NVA.TSON TENEICK New York City Foreftry President Cascadilla Hall Association 3, Treasurer Forestry Club 2, President 3, Military Record: Corporal, S.A.T,C., Cornell, 3 months. KOPPLE TENNYGOLD Saratoga Springs' Mechanical .Engineering Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. VVHITELAW TODD TERRY St. Lonif, Mo. Arts' and Sciencef KA, Aleph Samach, Assistant Manager Varsity Football Team 3, Sophomore Tax Committee, Beth L7Amed, Kappa Beta Phi, Military Record: Naval Aviation, M. I. T., 3 months. CORA BELLE THOMAS A Utica Artf and Sciencer KA, Hockey Team, State Scholarship. MARJORIE THOMAS Snmmit, N. Arty and Sciences AF. I FREDERICK WILLIAM THOMPSON Brooklyn Agricnltnre Komos, Secretary Poultry Association 3, Military Record: Sergeant, Infantry, Camp Meade, Md., 6 months. - MAY ASHMORE THROPP ' Trenton, N. Arts' and Science: KA9, Raven and Serpent, Y. VV. C. A. Cabinet 3, Assistant Business Nlanager, Womenls Staff, The Cornell Daily Snn Board. CARL HERBERT TIBBITTS Ithaca Art: and Sciencef KAP, C.U.C.A. Cabinet 3 ,Military Record: COrpOral,Tnfantry,3 months. EVA TOPKINS Califon, N. Art: and Science: RICHARD PHILIP TOUSSAINT New York City Mechanical Engineering Ist Lieutenant, R.O.T.C. iilldilitary Record: 2nd Lieutenant, Infantry, Camp Shelby, Miss., 6 months. LESLIE BOWER TOWNSEND Ithaca Arty and Sciencef GX, Military Record: C.O.T.S., Camp Lee, Va., 2 months. ALEXANDER BUEL TROWBRIDGE, IR.New York City Artr and Sciences KA, Book and Bowl, Freshman Football Team, Varsity Football Squad 2, Varsity Track Squad 2, Chairman Freshman Banquet Committee, Chairman Sophomore Smoker Committee, Student Council 2, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, C.U.C.A. Cabinet 2, 3, Military Record: Naval Aviation, lVl.l.T., 2 months. ARTHUR LEMUEL TUTTLE, JR. Copperhill, Tenn. Agricitltnre Varsity YVrestling Team 2, College Crew 2, Military Record: Naval Unit, S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. CHARLOTTE CAMPBELL TUTTLE ' Lincoln, Neh. Architecture AF, Raven and Serpent, Class Treasurer 3, Cornell Dramatic Club, Cornell VVOmen's Dramatic Club 2, Treasurer 3. 274 CLASS OF IQZO JEANNETTE ULMAN Fordhani Arif and Science: State Cash Scholarship. EDWARD URIARTE Bnenof Aires, Argentina Mechanical Engineering Latin American Club. FRANCES VANARSDALE Alden Agricnltnre RAYMOND ADA Ms VANSWERINGEN Cleeeland, O. Mechanical Engineering Instructor hflachine Design, Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. TQENNETH VANVALKENBURG Richinond Hill lllechanical Engineering A.S.lVI.E.g State Cash Scholarshipg State Tuition Scholarship. PAUL TRETUS VANVALKENBURG Richniond Hill Cioil Engineering LORAINE VANWAXGENEN Coblefkill Agriculture JAMES RICHARD VARLEY Greenwich Veterinary ANII5 Scroll and Spade. TVTIGUEL CHINCHILLA VARONA Havana, Cuba Mechanical Engineering CIJKE. FRANK LoU1s VERWIEBE Bnjlalo Mechanical Engineering ZH, Military Record: Sergeant, S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. HENRY VETTEL New York City Forestry Scorpiong Military Recorcl:Infantry C.O.T.S., Camp Lee,Va.,3 months. VVALTER EUGENE Vo-1s1NET Bnjalo Mechanical Engineering Nayatig Military Record: Naval Unit, S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. ROBERT TNTORRIS VOLKERT New York City Foreftry HKA, Forestry Clubg Military Record.' S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. JAMES RAYMOND WADS WORTH Haftingf Arty and Sciencef State Tuition Scholarship, Undergraduate Scholarshipg Military Record: Corporal, S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. VERNON WILS WA.GNFR Brooklyn Agriculture Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. NVILLIAM ALLEN NVALKER Byron Artr and Sciencef AZT, College Baseball Team 25 Military Record: Naval Unit, S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. . CHESTER ALEXANDER NNZALWORTH New Rochelle Cheniiftry Rifle Clubg Treasurer Cascadilla Association 3, Military Record: S.A..T.C., Cornell, 2 months. CECELIA JEANETTE NVARNE Ithaca Art: and Sciencef 'N CLASS OF IQZO COLSTON ESTEY WIXRNE Ithaca Artf and Science: KAP, Editor Freshman Handbook 3, C.U.C.A. Cabinet 2, 35 Military A Record: Naval Unit, S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. - EDITH ANNETTE VVARREN Bnjalo I 'Arte and Sciencef Wayside Aftermath, State Tuition Scholarship. FREDERIC BflOORE .WATKINS Ithaca Mechanical Engineering RICHARD JOHN WATTERS, JR. Bnfalo Mechanical Engineering lnstructor in Nlachine Design, Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. LOIS TRENE WEBSTER Stanley Agricnltiire KA6, Hockey Team 2, Class Treasurer 2. CLAUDE MILLER WEINHEIMER North Tonawanda Mechanical Engineering Military Record: Naval Unit, S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. ROBERT HAMILTON WEIR Stamford, Conn. Civil Engineering Rod and Bob, College Honor System Committee, Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. SIMON WFISS Monticello Agriculture CIDAIL Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. FLORENCE ELIZABETH WHITE Yorktown Agriculture ARTHUR SNOW VVHITTEMORE New York City Mechanical Engineering Scorpion, Military Record: Machine Gun, O.T.S., Camp Hancock, Ga., 3 months. WILLIAM SHAFFRATH WIEDORN W aterhnry, Conn. Agricnltnre Eleusisg Wrestling Team 2, Military Record: Zlld Lieutenant, Machine Gun, Camp Hancock, Ga., S months. HELEN WANDA WILCOX Elinhnrrt Art: and Sciencef RAYMOND JAMES WILKINSON Ithaca Veterinary SZTE. GERALD CROEOOT WILLIAMS Binghamton Civil Engineering Pyramid, The Civil Engineer Board 2, 3, College Honor System 2, 3. DOROTHY WILLISON Huntington, W. Va. Cherhiftry AF, Baseball Team 2. MAURICE LEIGH WILSON Ithaca Mechanical Engineering Military Record: Infantry, I year. ABRAHAM WINCOR New York City Arty and Sciencef-Medicine Freshman Baseball Squad, Varsity Baseball Squad 25 Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. 276 CLASS OF IQZO MARGARET TOWNSBURG WINFIELD Brooklyn JCSHN CHARLES VVITKOP ' Eiijfalo RUTH NVOLCOTT Wert Harzford, Conn. XS2. ANITA WOLFF New York City SAMUEL SEYMOUR WOLKIND Bnjalo Arty and Sciencef Algriciiltiire Arty and Science! Arts and Science: Arty and Science: Beta Samachg College Basketball 2, 35 State Scholarship, Tuition Scholarship, Military Record: Sergeant, S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. KARL DAWSON WOOD Warhingtorz, D. C. Mechanical Engineering Scorpion, Senators Club, Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 2 months. WILLIAM PALMER WOODCOCK Spencer, Iowa Agriculture ACID, Freshman Advisory Committee 2, 3, Captain R.O.T.C. 2, C.U.C.A. Cabinet 2, 3, Military Record: 2nd Lieutenant Infantry,Camp Grant, Ill., 6 months. MORTON POXVELL WOODWARD Norwood, O. I Clieniiftry EH, Military Record: S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. SOPHIE DAZIAN WORMS Whiteftone Arif and Sciencef CIDBK. SIMEON MATHER WRIGHT Belleville Mechanical Engineering KNII5 Military Record: Corporal, S.A.T.C., Cornell, 3 months. GEORGE ALVOYD YEOMANS . Rochefrer Architecture College Baseball Team I, 2. ABRAHAM AARON ZAUSMER Waverly Arif and Sciencef EUGENE FRANCIS ZEINER Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering KNII, Military Record: Sergeant, Infantry, Camp Upton, N. Y., I5 months. REUBEN ROBERT ZILEVITZ New York City Forefzry Forestry Club. Lois ANNETTE ZIMMERMAN Cortland flgriciilinre Raven and Serpent, W'ayside Aftermath, Frigga Fylgae. lVIABEL LUCY ZOLLER . Fort Plain Agriczilznre Frigga Fylgae. 277 SAGE CHAPEL ENTRANCE ' Photo bYT1'0Y 278 NAME Alpha Chi Rho . Alpha Chi Sigma . Alpha Delta Phi . Alpha Epsilon Pi Alpha Gamma Rho Alpha Psi . , Alpha Sigma Phi . Alpha Tau Omega Alpha Zeta . . Beta Samach Beta Theta Pi . Chi Phi , Chi Psi . Delta Chi . . Delta Kappa Epsilon Delta Phi , . Delta Tau Delta . Delta Theta Phi Delta Upsilon . Eleusis . Gamma Alpha . Kappa Alpha , Kappa Delta Rho Kappa Phi . . Kappa Psi . Kappa Sigma Komos . . Lambda Chi Alpha Omega Tau Sigma Omicron Alpha Tau Index to Fraternities PAGE ' 344 - 374 . 288 - 4 337 . 378 ' 334 . 346 . 304 . 326 . 350 . 302 . 282 . 292 . . 316 . . 296 , 320 . 310 - 334 . 290 . 366 v 324 . 284 . 370 . 372 . 342 . 322 - 394 . 376 . 360 . 368 NAME Phi Delta Pi . Phi Delta Sigma . Phi Delta Theta . Phi Epsilon Pi . Phi Gamma Delta Phi Kappa Psi . Phi Kappa Sigma. Phi Sigma Kappa Pi Kappa Alpha , Pi Lambda Phi . Psi Upsilon . Rho Psi Scorpion . . Seal and Serpent . Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Alpha Mu . Sigma Chi . Sigma Nu , Sigma Phi . . Sigma Phi Epsilon Sigma Phi Sigma . Sigma Pi . Sigma Upsilon . Theta Alpha Theta Chi . Theta Delta Chi . Theta Xi . Zeta Beta Tau Zeta Psi . Zodiac PAGE 386 .330 298 353 306 286 352 308 392 354 300 388 382 333 318 356 314 328 312 362 343 390 335 380 364 294 332 349 280 336 PHI . ZETA . DELTA SIGMA . CHI . IKAPPA TAU . XI . LAMBDA Psi . IOTA . THETA XI . ALPHA . ALPHA PSI . NU . EPSILON UPsILoN ETA . MU . BETA . , ALPHA BETA ALPHA EPSILON LAMBDA Psi ,..' '. 9. L' ll ' I A ' ,Q 1., . rs Q 1: I I ,I - ..,-A . wmv' - ,I dew'-1 if-www tw' W' fJf f-gif-1-' 'S' na: , I-tin t: 5.55. 2 Zif-314' I, gf f if iff 4:0325 ' fifi ,tiff -3 fv.Q9g 554 ' .,1f.W5iR 'iL f . il? m-M-, P I-. rn ','I 4'.Z ' -'fi lit. ' 'ffilff , ' 'fl Q-Y 5:-fl .g5'il'Z13, tw Ulf? K H ii til STV A ,, In-A ' ' - ' fy:-qsggfswg , Ql',Effl1.-557-SEBI? 1 -I g jlf' 2 .LI A e ff Li. 413. l.. .i :i:j.,.l,1.,f. 'J ' K rv. :L I' X'Xx' 'N fy Z 1' P A ' Founded 1846 ROLL OF CHAPTERS New York University WVilliams College , . Rutgers College . University of Pennsylvania . Colby College Tufts College Lafayette College University of Nlichigan Bowdoin College Cornell University University of California University of Toronto Columbia University McGill University Case School of Applied Science Brown University University of North Carolina Yale University Leland Stanford, Jr., University University of Virginia University of Nlinnesota University of Illinois University of Wisconsin fl! 280 73 ' SL II Psi Chapier Established in 1868 FRATRES IN FACULTATE JOHN THOMAS PARSON LAURENCE PUMPELLY ' SENIORS AMOS PRENTICE CHASE HAROLD VINCENT LALLEY ROGER VEREKER FARQUHAR RICHARD PERRIEN RASEMAN MANUEL FERNANDEZ WVILLIAM SCHOELLKOPF EDWIN LACLEDE HOWARD ROBERT POTTER AIKEN TAYLOR JUNIORS HENRY ELMER HOWELL DELOS LYON MCDONALD GEORGE EDWARD LALLOU DUDLEY STEVEN NOSTRAND SOPHOMGRES WILLIAM WILLIS CLEMENTS WALTER SCHOELLKOPF SCHMIDT FRESHMEN VVILLIAM EAGLETON FRENAYE7 JR. PHILIP STEWART OTIS SALVADORE LABORDE EDWARD TAYLOR RATHBUN REESE HALE TAYLOR. 281 ALPHA . BETA . GAMMA . DELTA . EPSILON ZETA . ETA . THETA . IOTA . LAMBDA MU . NU . X1 . OMICRON RHO . PHI . CHI , PSI . OMEGA , ALPHA CHI SIGMA KAPPA . LW I i,iw,tA- Mrs M F5 'll Pez YW ' 14- .WSH V.. 'N I Chi Phi Founded at ROLL OF Princeton 1842 CHAPTERS University of Virginia Massachusetts Institute of Technology Emory College Rutgers College Hampden-Sydney College Franklin and Marsliall College University of Georgia Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Ohio State University University of California Stevens Institute of Technology University of Texas g Cornell University Sheffield Scientific School, Yale Lafayette College Amherst College Dartmouth College Lehigh University Georgia Institute of Technology Ohio Vlfesleyan University University of Illinois University of lVisconsin 282 ' Cm GDM ' Xi Cha p fer Established in 1868 FRATRES IN URBE ARTHUR NORMAN GIBB WILLIAM HENRY MILLER FRANK IRVINE ' WILLIAM TORREY NIORRIS ROBERT HENRY TREMAN SENIORS HERBERT WILGUS BALLANTINE KEITH WILLIAM BENSON ALAN LOUIS EGGERS NIORRIS WHITNEY HERRIMAN CHARLES ENEU JOHNSON, ZND RALPH LEO BOLLINGER I DAVID HOUSTON BUCHANAN A ROBERT PETRING BUSCHMAN ED WARD BEVERLY CARY HARRY CORNELIUS CLAIR, JR. J. SCOTT EILER WILLIAM DOSH PJICKEL RALPH BERING BUSCH JOHN COLLINS GIBB GRANT HARPER GEORGE HENRY KUHN JOHN BECHMAN BREEN THOMAS REED KENNEDY HENRY STEELE LEWIS JOHN EMERY HARRY AUGUSTUS IQINCHLEY DAVID GEORGE NETHERCOT CHARLES HART SPENCER EDWARD SPRAGUE TOBEY HERBERT LESLIE ZIMMERMAN UNIORS WALDO BERTRAM HAMMETT LANGDON WILLIAM HARRIS, RUSSELL HAWKINS, JR. JOHN BERTRAM HENDRICKSON, NELSON LANDON HOYT, JR. ANGUS MCDONALD NIINTY SOPHOMORES JOHN PATRICK PRESHM 283 TALLMAN LADD FRANK WINDER RXIISH TYLER COLEMAN PORTER JOHN EDWARD POWELL ROBERT WENZINC STEEL WALSH EN XIVALTER HORTON RXIARSH LOUIS DAVIS PAINE HENRY ALLISON ROBERTS JR. JR KA ' Kappa Alpha Founded at Union College, 1825 ROLL OF CHAPTERS LHHON COLLEGE. VVUJIAMS COLLEGE . IIOEART COLLEGE - CORNELLLHHVERMTY TbRONTOIhHVERMTY. LEHIGH UNIVERSITY . MCGILL UNIVERSITY . . UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA . 28-1 1825 1833 1844 1868 1892 1894 1899 1913 51: :rw Q- I , 2293- ?11zf3?rqfrng3v::9 -:gzwiwir-1:55.:':v'f3'.q:1 pgsgwp:-:E-f,2'1' .:4f::.-,I E321 .--'arm f 1E: f:i2:1xa?-iw: ' 7 X7 I X SA.- X N' . H2 fl, .' ' ' 2 NX ar f . lik' f . f ' 'S-A 'E LIN , Zi, 1' I -Lv R ' A . Jeri.. I 3 5' cw pr: 'af' E , ' swiss, ' V 1:5 . PA ff :.,.::, I' .g-:fig g : um ,:,gg-:yy ,E , ,, 11,5-: '- I:-5219 5 ,:-, ,. wg +-wr H . A -1 . . Q31 54-I, , , 'ff1z::2fIg-gf-s:s4T1. :,, Jrazmlzi-f'.1', ff, 5 :af f-,f gig: ,p f ' ,J 5,-4 .f-.,-,..g'-:Vp-If 3691 .4--' 1,-A ,ff f gg. . 9 A 4 ,I M?- I 1 I-2' ::. 1: C. I -f.--f.-'. 46 -4411---, A mar' aff. W i 'f'f'l7fI53 ffEI15E131I 151.37-.5 i:fag :.::g.. I ' Q' , - U I'-'S 1111 ' . fzcri 1:'f2If::e21:- 5::1?f9,i?,5: ff, , A 3,15 -eq. at 51.5 Q.:-EtI1.I1':': ,.,,Q:-fI: .,' ' . I I- .- WZEEQ5 34 V -'zu ' ' 4' .V U ' 55 ' I -151534493 f,:cmff2:122 - 32 , :-:-1-.f 'ea-wr, f - .I,f4:spw1fv:'9,-v,67fw:pyy65Ww299ffm:-ryrf'wpfmzfr. Iiiefrfrif-109'-g,,W fgfffzyfival :-sax. A-If - fm -A - H .. ,iaaez-we gy- Ifxrmfffff f-' auf -5- .2:?2r1?:ff' 1 .-A -I f'if1-ivy: we-'ainz'-zrwwiv 'lf' f5.1Q1f,xeq'.frv:,4H:,:rf fE3f 'f.1f'. 'f: ' 1 .- T1ff.:Hia:'V73i221'-1:22.Iz-?f'2,'f-f'1r1:- 'f. ' -1 '--I ,- -- f r Cyfzppcz .Hpha Cornell Chapfer Established in 1868 FRATRES IN FACULTATE THOMAS FREDERICK CRANE WILLIAM ALEXANDER HAMMOND FREDERICK CLARK PRESCOTT FRATRES IN URBE A CHARLES HAZEN BLOOD SHERMAN PEER CHARLES DIBBLE BOSTWICK FREDERICK SKELDING SOMMERS EDWARD HERMAN BOSTWICK , CHARLES EDWARD TREMAN JOHN MC GRAW GAUNTLETT, ROBERT ELIAS TREMAN, JR. A MYNDERSE VAN CLEEE SENIORS RICHARD EDGECOMBE QUAINTANCE I SHERMAN TROWBRIDGE JUNIORS ' WILLIAM HENRY COLVIN, JR. WHITELAW TODD TERRY ERNEST EDWARD JOHNSON ALEXANDER BUEL TROWBRIDGE, SOPHOMORES SAMUEL BANCROFT BIRD HERBERT RICHARD REIF JOHN PAUL BRANYEN JAMES SIDWAY JOSEPH CURTIS PLATT ALLEN HOSIE TREMAN JAMES STARR NICHOLSON ' JOHN ALDEN VANCAMPEN . FRESHMEN HOWARD ROPER BARR JOHN DUNN BROCKWAY CHARLES HENRY FLETCHER RUSSELL GERARD FUDGE WILLIAM PALMER GOETZ 285 JOEL WATRES HEALY STEPHENSON JENNINCS AUSTIN BLAIR PLATT WALTON GLOVER WALES ROSS ALEXANDER WILSON BJ.: 1 T O SY1 IAFSI A S If -...-b.,-. .'.- 5,-if + - A . T v'.,,,.4 ' I Phi Kappa Psi Founded 1852 ROLL OF CHAPTERS VVASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE ALLEGHENY COLLEGE BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY GETTYSBURG COLLEGE DICKINSON COLLEGE FRANKLIN AND NIARSHALL COLLEGE LAFAYETTE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA SWARTHMORE COLLEGE DARTMOUTH COLLEGE AMHERST COLLEGE BROWN UNIVERSITY CORNELL UNIVERSITY SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY COLGATE UNIVERSITY JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY IOWA STATE 286 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 UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY OF NIICHIGA.N UNIVERSITY OF VVISCONSIN BELOIT COLLEGE ' NIINNESOTA IOWA MISSOURI IQANSAS NEBRASKA UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY LELAND STANFORD, JR., UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE COLLEGE OF OF OF OF OF TDM C21 S zl' ew York Alpha Chapter Established in 1869 FRATRES IN FACULTATE JAMES MCMAHON ERNEST GEORGE MERRITT X CARLETON CHASE MURDOCR FRATRES IN URBE GEORGE HINMAN ABEL JOHN EDWARD DIXON DAVID PRESTON AYARS, JR. EDWIN WILLIAMS BIEDERMAN FRANK SCHILLE CONSTANS WILBUR DRIVER JOSEPH ELLSWORTH DOAN CHARLES TULLER FRITZ HOXVARD XIVINTHROP GAGER SEN IORS OHN HAVILAND SCH IUNIORS WALTER DOUGLAS ARCHIBALD HENRY RUSLING ASHTON HOSEA CUSHMAN BALLOU JAMES MURRAY BEVERIDGE EDWIN FIRTH CADIZ REV. HENRY POMEROY HORTON EDWIN HULBERT ARTHUR EDWARD GIBSON JOSEPH PERRY HAVEY ' WALTER HUBER KENNETH SLOAT INSLEE JAMES MANDEVILLE NELSON, 3R TORTSEN HERBERT PARKE FRANCIS EUGENE QUICK MID WILLIANI HEMSTREET GARDNER R-EGINALD GOWER HAMMOND BOYD TINSLEY HILL RUSSELL HILLS ILER EDWARD BYRNE SHALLOW, JR. WARREN SWIFT WEIANT HARRY WILBUR BARNES ROBERT I'IADLEY BENNET GEORGE STUART GUMAER WILLIAM HOLCOMBE HILL ' NORWOOD HENRY ANDREWS FRANK CECIL BALDWIN JOHN EDWARD CLYDE CHARLES I'IODGE HAYS, JR. WILLIAM BENTON NICBAILLAN RUSSELL THORNE PANCOAST SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN ,IR- HOWARD CHARLES JONES BURTON COWLES MALLORY CONRAD HEWITT MUNIPER LOUIS WAINWRIGHT VOIGHT CHARLES HERBERT QUICK HENRY XIVILLIAM SENEY, ZND. JOHN JAMES STEPHENS, JR. KENNETH IAUSSELL TODD DAVID SARGENT WALTER JOSEPH HULLEY WASHBURN LLOYD XVESTBROOK 287 ,JR HAMILTON COLUMBIA YALE AMHERST BRUNONIAN HUDSON BOWDOIN DARTMOUTH PENINSULAR ROCHESTER WILLIAMS MIDDLETOWN KENYO-N UNION CORNELL PHI KAPPA JOHNS HOPKINS MINNESOTA TORONTO CHICAGO MCGILL WISCONSIN CALIFORNIA ILLINOIS LELAND STANFO X ' ici' ,wi , J V. x 'M 115- w 1!- 4 wx, I 1411, I 'lm ' 'ff1vNi,,g!1.w1.9 r,31:,.!M1lf-,,,Lv 1 .14 I ' i f i -5.4. fx 1,1 f fig-g .1 15 5 - an 4: ' wfllfxgbgghffh , 1' 51228 iw 1- T,-S . ev I +3 lil . if-V Ay ,. SNfQ - I ,- A, 4, .3 , M- A t- gs. Lgglllw -',,5+11fQ., ,,' 1,3-S I U- ' ' Wm G0 -338 .gy . Q Mg, I - ,. 3 il! 'BWI i' ,. I: , ,I ug- '41 44,3 Alpha Delia Phi Founded at Hamilton College 1832 RD 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 Nlinnesota . University of Toronto . University of Chicago lVIcGill University . University of Wvisconsin . University of California . University of Illinois . Leland Stanford, Jr., University 288 1832 1836 1837 1837 1337 1841 1841 1845 1846 1851 1851 1856 1858 1859 1869 1878 1889 1891 1393 1896 18 19 97 oz IQO8 1911 1916 qjpelfa, Cornell Chapfer Established in 1869 ERATRES IN FACULTATE FREDERICK BEDELL ARTHUR WESLEY BROWNE CHARLES VAN PATTEN YOUNG FRATRES IN URBE FRANKLIN CUTHBERT CORNELL NICOLL HALSEY LOUIS AGASSIZ FUERTES WILLIAM JOHNSTONE ROMER MORRIS SAMUEL HALLIDAY ROGER BUTLER WILLIAMS ROGER BUTLER YVILLIAMS, JR. SENIORS JOSEPH LEES EASTWICK THOMAS MILLER HOWE ALBIN YEAW JUNIORS ROGER WOLCOTT HOOKER ORREN WILLIAM SKIRVIN THOMAS MORRIS WAKELEY SOPHOMORES CHARLES CHESTER BAILEY RODERICK BAIRD CRANE WILLIAM HERR BURNETT HORACE HARPER FRITZ JOHN TURNER CLARKSON LESTER BABCOCK JANES ANSLEY WILCOX, 2ND. FRESHMEN RUSSELL NICHOLS CHASE LEONARD BEEBER COLT ROBERT YVES COMBEMALE JOHN DALTON DEWEY DORCHESTER ELLIS EUGENE BREWSTER HARTER JOHN HARRISON KENNEDY, JR RAYMOND ROBERT MACHLETT JAMES DONOVAN VVIGGLESWORTH 289 WIN 2:3 ,ml I A JJSZQD ,IIELI1 I I1 W I if NSJQC I V WJ , ,I K W t'6f4?x 'M' D e I I a FO u 11 d C d I 83 4 jg lk 1 f tw.. I1 J I 'REAL Wk lt N1 1. fff Q '-1.-r4'1'Iz.1 Et...ii't 'R 'VT If 1 I 5.4 94 f,:.i ! gg, ,J 1 fjgl A I 2.2 Q, QQ j,AIz1nuO IIIOSIIRIIY III5 S' 58,7 ,- it f11 :! .11-,L,d,A,i 1, -ig, W -11... W. AM.. ' M' . ' Irnffrvr-va 5 4-IRA, ,fu w5L.....! 5.71, '85,-: S61 1' I : S I - 'zimx-1. 1111 1'--E 2- RJR ' A :vwwQW1w SLS ' 1. '3':-' If-Isbica E - fl If ' fa-Fat- S1 -2 ff -121' 1 : T I Xfff 1 I if 1.113 1 1 1 1-- aw? 5 ' ' ui- '51? 5J. , 7 ' FLYT? -'I V Q5 ,- gif! Sf-4 L E.g1,2i'u'Ij ' W I IIEL' E72 E555 714351 ,ily ' SF, : 14 'fl 431.111 -R:-.E IIVWESII1. 11:1-1.1-I. 1. -1. A .1,'7'gIrgf,iS4?,5 The 5553.-Igfw51,,f,.-I Haifa? A 'R ' f J LZ--1Q.-ff! - ' ' L . ' '1 ,fizwix f '11 ff ,A ,::. -. X51 1 1' X ,I f I A 1 ' 1 , I ' f K I X ' iff I X I I N V X I A7 X I ,ff X S ff 1 I ' 2 XVILLIAMS COLLEGE . UNION COLLEGE , I'IAMILTON COLLEGE . AMHERST COLLEGE . . . WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY , COLBY COLLEGE . , UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER IVIIDDLEBURY COLLEGE . BOWDOIN COLLEGE . RUTGERS COLLEGE . BROWN UNIVERSITY . COLGATE UNIN'ERSITY NEW YFORK UNIVERSITY MIAMI UNIV,ERSITY . CORNELL UNIVERSITY IX4ARIET'I'A COLLEGE . SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY , UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN . NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITI HARVARD UNIVERSITY . UNIVERSITY OF XIVISCONSIN LAFAYETTE COLLEGE . . COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY LEI-IIGH UNIVERSITY . TUFTS COLLEGE . DEPAUW UNIVERSITY . UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA . UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA . MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY SWARTHMORE COLLEGE . . LELAND STANFORD, IR., UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA . MCGILL UNIVERSITY . . UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA , TORONTO UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO . OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY . OF ILLINOIS . OF WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE . IOWA STATE COLLEGE , PURDUE UNIVERSITY . INDIANA UNIVERSITY . , . CARNEGIE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 290 Upsilon Roll Of Chapters 1834 1838 1347 1847 1847 1852 I8S2 1856 1357 1858 1860 1865 1865 1868 1869 1870 1873 1876 1880 1880 1885 1885 1885 1885 1886 1887 1888 1890 1891 1994 1896 1896 1898 1898 1399 1901 1904 1905 1910 1911 1913 1914 IQI6 1917 I ibelici, qlpsilon, Cornell Chapter Established in 1869 FRATRES IN FACULTATE THEODORE BARRINGTON SIMON HENRY GAGE COL. FRANK ARTHUR BARTON CHARLES HENRY HULL V CHARLES EDWIN BENNETT ANDREW JACKSON LAMOUREUX ALBERT WILLIAM BOESCHE EDWARD LEAMINGTON NICHOLS ALBERT BURGESS WILLIAM ALBERT RILEY IRVING PORTER CHURCH RAY MCLEOD ROBINSON JOHN HENRY COMSTOCK RALPH CHAPMAN RODGERS CHARLES CURTIS JOHN HENRY TANNER JAMES EWING FREDERICK WHITING A GEORGE WORKS FRATRES IN URBE HAROLD SHELDON BENNETT CHARLES NEWMAN ' WILLIAM. ELLIOTT GRIFFIS THEODORE MASON SPRAGUE JARED TREMAN NEWMAN GEORGE ROBINSON PHIPPS SENIGRS MORSE GRANT DIAL ' ROSS MCKEAN PRESTON GEORGE EARL GILLESPIE ROBERT HUBER SCHROETER HARRY IRVING HOWARD AARON VAN DUZER WALLACE WILLIAM MORGAN KENDALL JAMES BENTLEY WILSON I JUNIORS JOHN COWAN ATWOOD, JR. LEO VON HEYGENDORFF JOHN HERMAN BIRD THEODORE FRANKLIN KING, JR DAVIS EARL GEIGER BERNARD OSCAR REUTHER SOPHOMORES THOMAS HENRY BROGAN HOWARD PATRICK KEADY CHARLES ARTHUR LAZO ' FRESHMEN JUAN ACRES BABCOCK, JR. GEORGE NICNICHOL JOHN WILLIAM KEADY . ROBERT RAYMOND NIOYER THEODORE TVIALLORY WARNER ' PLEDGES FRANCIS ANTHONY DIEL MICHAEL SMALL 291 l N T - fi'-fi A T ' '- Q . Afr,f'2-:A . if N i ' -1 ' N T il' X, .N mf.-.nY',!?'Q. -,...i,! ,ly .1 . ,- V '. .' ijfilji , . - ' . , vi Wgisyzlf l . . , 1 f --v - , '. ' . gg, ',1i1a:i,4, - - . H , '- ' A ' ' 1 - d,:+g :, . '. - . ' - 153' ' 3 . , .- , '. ,f.,4 FNQA , , .- .' Ji wi- dl., me L' '- YW 193111 ' . ' , , - ' T Qi T ,iAf:w'Aa.'-W A N .1 A 4 ,ii .Arafat ',1L2',sifsugijfj:f ' - - . - ' , ' , ' W f ' 1' Pr . THETA MU . ALPHA PHI . EPSILON CHI . Psi NU IOTA . RHO . X1 . . ALPHA DELTA BETA DELTA GAMMA DELTA DELTA DELTA EPSILON DELTA . ALPHA ZETA DELTA W 1' A Tw ,A212i3H'ii?Qif?E..a ' ' ''fHwriwfitfrswiiafaiiaiefg:AEEIL:,i 51651551,iQYW'TF1'6Y g:J,' ,,,,,- T, , .. 5,f.lAJ:,g,'Tw,:. , Chi Psi Founded 1841 ROLL OF ACTIVE ALPHAS Union College Williams College Middlebury College VVesleyan 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, Ir., University University of California University of Chicago University of Illinois 292 Chi 'YDSIQ Alpha Psi Chapter Established in 1869 FRATRES IN FACULTATE CHARLES LOVE DURHAM ROBERT MORRIS OGDEN FRATRFIS IN URBE DEFOREST VANVLEET CLARENCE FREDERIC WYCKOEE EDWARD GOULD WYCKOFF SENIORS ANDREW HASWELL GREEN LESLIE IRVING NICHOLS GEORGE TALMAGE MINASIAN JOHN WILLIAM ROSS WILBERFORCE TAYLOR - JUNIORS ' HORACE FRANKLIN DAVIES PERCY O,GORMAN GERALD MONROE DENNIS RUSSELL HOLT PETERS JOHN SEIBERLING PFLUEGER SOPHOMORES FRANK LINCOLN CAMPBELL, JR. WILLIAM GRASSELLI CASHMAN DAIN FULLER WILLIAM WELLS HARTER EDMUND BURKE OSBORNE IRVINE HEINLY PAGE RICHARD QUIGLEY HOWARD HARTJE REINEMAN WILLARD WILSON SEIBERT MILTON SMITH, JR. DONALD FRANCIS TALIAEERRO F RESHMEN I CHARLES SMITH BARKELEW, JR. LESTER BURBANK BRIDAHAN GEORGE ARTHUR HAYNER BERNIE OLAF HOLMQUIST HIBBARD FISK JOHNSON HARRY RAYBURN KAY EDWARD THOMAS MCNULTY HAROLD SEIBERLING NIILLER PAUL FREDERICK NIOORE EMMET JAMES MURPHY THEODORE SEIBERLING PFLUEGER DONALD LUTZ SHEPARD JOHN JAY WURTS 2 Al' Xigiq fPih 15 91 ,Af T X FUNWEQ av?-wwwffe , I 1 i L? ,-'l ffm A ' 5 'jx' W x 'E if 0021- g K Qsmnbv . S-. Theta Delia Chi Founded at Union College in 1848 ROLL OF CHARGES BETA GAMMA DEUTERON DELTA DEUTERON EPSILON ZETA ZETA DEUTERON ETA ETA DEUTERQN THETA DEUTERON IOTA DEUTERON KAPPA KAPPA DEUTERON MU DEUTERON NU DEUTERON X1 OMICRON DEUTERON P1 DEUTERON RHO DEUTERON SIGMA DEUTERON TAU DEUTERON PHI CHI C111 DEUTERON PSI NU X1 DEUTERON LAMBDA DEUTERON PHI DEUTERON Cornell University . . University of Michigan . University of California . . College of William and Mary . Brown University . . , McGill University , . . Bowdoin University . . , Leland Stanford, Ir., University . Massachusetts Institute of Technology VVilliams College .... Tufts College . . University of Illinois Amherst College . Lehigh University . Hobart College Q . Dartmouth College College 0f the City of New York . Columbia University University of Wisconsin . . University of Minnesota . Lafayette College 1. University of Rochester . . George Washington University Hamilton University . . University of West Virginia . University of Washington Toronto University. . University of Pennsylvania . 294 1870 1889 1900 1853 1353 1901 1854 1903 1890 1891 1856 1908 1885 1884 1857 1869 1881 1883 1895 1892 1867 1867 1896 1868 1910 1913 1913 1915 A CZZQEO, Q-Delia, Chi H Befa Charge Established in 1870 FRATRES IN FACULTATE ROBERT JAMES FLETCHER ALBERT WILLIAM SMITH RALPH HOSPITAL SHEPHERD STEVENS FRATRES IN URBE LUZERNE COVILLE HENRY ESTES MERRIAM , WILLIAM HENRY MORRISON SENIORS WILLARD INGHAM EMERSON EVERETT FENTON GIDLEY JOHN COONLEY HOLLIS CHARLES TOWNLEY MORRISON NORMAN TOIVO NEWTON EDWIN NEVIN PRUGH, JR. WALLACE BLANCK QUAIL ALBERT MILLER ROSS' ARCHER MADDY SAMPSON HERBERT LEROY SCALES ALPHEUS WA.LDO SMITH FRANZ WEST WOOD , JUNIORS CARROLL DANA FEARON IRVING JOHN FLETCHER GEORGE NICHOLLS GOODNOW HAROLD INGERSOLL HETTINGFR HARRY DAVIDS HORTON BERT DEWEY KELLER HOWARD EVERETT RUBY KELVIN NORMAN SACHS SOPHOMORES WILLIAM CORNELL ARCHBOLD EUGENE ALDEN CURTIS WALTER BLAKESLEY GEROULD FRANCIS PIERCY HODGKINSON CLARK PERDUE MAXSON RANDOLPH PACKARD RICE RICHARD BIRD STEINMETZ LYMAN KNIGHT STUART ROBERT MATHIAS THOMAS HARRIS EMORY WILDER FRESHMEN HENRY HARRISON GARRETT HOWARD COONLEY HOLLIS HAZLETT DAVID HUBBS PAUL WARD LEITCH JOSEPH PARTRIDGE MORRISON GEORGE HOWE PHILLIPS PICKENS JOHNSON EDWARD COLBURN RYAN CARL CHRISTIAN W'EICHSEL 295 ' -tj ?ZhQ Nm'- '-1111 '54l13UY'-, 'ff'.'.'1'f'f'f'f'f'f'l-' ,'l'l51f'lH1?!'. ' Wg.,,4,,,qM , .....,... ,,111,,1.,p.1' 17'-3 '11, ' 111 sr f I' QwWww+H+N?dMMmM1 1' 'N I ,f aw' si 1' Ea: 551221252 1U-u-f5,.TqwggO 12153, E1'i:1l.1f3i? ' 112512151 I 35:55 33 if 12851 fiiiga ,iii 5 --' zfigfaw If-Mm , 2512 11 fffQf1g1pkz1v 1293 I I W Delia Kappa Epsilon f Founded at Yale 1844 ROLLCH?CHAPTERS YALE COLLEGE. .... . BOWDOHICOMIGE . COLBY UNIVERSITY . AMHERYFCOLLEGE . . VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY . UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA . UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI BROWN UNIVERSITY . . . UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA IJNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA . . MIAMI UNIVERSITY . , . KENYON COLLEGE . . . DARTMOUTH COLLEGE . . - , CENTRALIUUVERMTYCH'KENTUCKY . DAIDDLEBURY COLLEGE . UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN . VVHJJAMS COLLEGE LAFAYETTE COLLEGE. IiAM1LTON COLLEGE . , . COLGATELhUVERMTY. . COLLEGE OF CITY OF NEW YORK UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER. . RUTGERS COLLEGE . . DE PAUW UNIVERSITY . WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY . . . RENSSELAER.POLYTECHNICINSTVTUTE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY , CORNELLIhHVERMTY . UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO . SYRACUSE1hUVERMTY COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY . UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA TRINITY COLLEGE ..,. UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA . . . BAASSACHUSETTSINSTTTUTE OF'FECHNOLOGY TULANE UNIVERSITY .... TbRONTO.UNIVERNTY . UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA . IVICGILL UNIVERSITY . . . . LELAND STANFORD,JRwlhuVERmTY IJNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS . . UNIVERSITY OF WVISCONSIN UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS . 296 1844 1844 1845 1846 1847 1847 1850 1850 1851 1852 1852 1852 1853 1854 1854 1355 1855 1855 1856 X856 1856 1856 1861 1866 1867 1867 1868 1870 1870 1871 1874 1876 1379 1889 1890 1898 1898 1899 1906 IQOZ 1904 1906 1910 1912 Qelfawxppa gpszffom, Delia Chi Chapter Established in 1870 FRATRES IN FACULTATE WILDER DWIGHT BANCROET CHARLES BIDWELL GEORGE EMBODY CHARLES EDWARD MANNING CHARLES VICTOR PARSELL FRATRES IN FRANK DAVID BOYNTON FRANK PHILIP BUSSEL ALEXANDER MAGNES DRUMMOND DOUGLAS GRAVES GILLETTE CARLTON 'POWER ALBERT ALEXANDER SOMERVILLE ALFRED CHARLES STEVENS CONY STURGIS JAMES ALBERT WINANS URBE EDWIN GILLETTE EDWIN SPENCER GILLETTE DAVID EUGENE MARSH ASA KENNETH LEONARD . PHILIP TERRY f SENIORS LAWRENCE VXVILLIAM BRECK ALLEN LENOIR NICGILL JUNIORS GEORGE KING BISHOP RANDOLPH COOPER WEST ., SOPHOMORES OSCAR BAUR, JR. WILLOUGHBY BERESEORD FOX OTTO NICHOLAS FRENZEL, JR. FRE ROSS STOCKBRIDGE ANDERSON HPXRLAND FRANKLIN BEARDSLEE HEN'RY HOWARD CISSEL BENJAMIN PALMETER CARPENTER LOUIS FRANCIS GILLESPIE CHARLES STEPHEN BYRD HORRELL DONALD SIMS RICKARD ERIC NIARTYN RICKARD SHMEN CAESAR AUGUSTINE GRASSELLI WILLIAM EMIL IQUGEMAN CARL ALEXANDER LUSTER, JR. WALTER THOMAS PRENDERGAST GEORGE BUTLER STORER, JR. AMOS WOOD - 297 Phi Founded at Q I ,QV L. Q' ' 395' , 'ix 3 S51 54 FE, I . . IX4I31'I1I University III 1848 I . ROLL OF CHAPTERS Q I I j bqvn it 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 IVIERCER UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA ' ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI TULANE UNIVERSITY SOUTH DAKOTA UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO UNIVERSITY OF OREGON DENISON COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURG COLGATE UNIVERSITY 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 I-IANOVER COLLEGE DE PAUW UNIVERSITY PURDUE UNIVERSITY NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO KNOX COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN UNIVERSITY OF NIINNESOTA IOWA VVESLEYAN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF IOWA UNIVERSITY OF IVIISSOURI WESTMINSTER COLLEGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LELAND STANFORD, IR., UNIVERSITY MCGILL UNIVERSITY CCaIIadaj UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON WASHBURN COLLEGE UNIVERSITY CF UTAH WHITMAN COLLEGE SWARTHMORE UNIVERSITY OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA 2 YUM CZLJAS GZZQAG, New York Alpha Chapfer Established in 1872 FRATER IN FACULTATE HERBERT HICE WHETZEL FRATRES IN URBE LIBERTY HYDE BAILEY . ALEXANDER FRANCIS STOLZ SENIORS ' , THOMAS FLETCHER COCHRAN THOMAS CHARLES NICDERMOTT CLARENCE WILLIAM DUNBAR CHARLES FRANK REAVIS, JR. GEORGE ROBERT MERRELL, JR. VAN BRUNT SEAMAN ' BICKNELL JAMES WVOODEURY ' JUNIORS JAMES DODDS CURPHEY ROGER DAVIS MCPHERSON HAYWARD KENDALL KELLEY EDWARD STEVENS RANKIN, JR. WILLIAM MILLER YVELCH, JR. SOPHOMORES FRANK JOSEPH BOLAN JOHN PHILIP NICCLAIN EDMUND CARNWATH DALZELL JOHN WALLACE REAVIS PHILIP OWENS XXVORKS FRESHMEN PORTUS BAXTER, JR. JOHN LEWIS CASS EVELYNE SHAWE EAGLE HODGEN TORREY FOSTER CLARENCE MONROE FRANK JAMES 'VERNON FRANK JOHN THEODORE HIEBER CARL FRANK JOHN GEORGE FREDERICK LAMPRECHT WEBSTER VINSON POGUE BAILEY VERNON VVINTER JOSEPH ANTONY ZOCK THETA . DELTA . BETA SIGMA . GAMMA . ZETA LAMBDA . KAPPA , Psi . X1 . . UPs1LoN . IOTA PHI . CH1 . P1 . . OMEGA . BETA BETA ETA . TAU . MU . RHO . EPs1LoN '. OMTCRON . DELTA DELTA THETA THETA Q , ig, Pits ak -wi , A+ .' -iikstws' H w ' Psi U psilon Founded at Union College 1833 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Union College , New York University . Yale University . Brown University . Amherst College , Dartmouth College . Columbia University . Bowdoin College . Hamilton College ,Y . Wesleyan University . Rochester University . Kenyon College , University of Micliigan . Cornell University . Syracuse University . University of Chicago . Trinity College . Lehigh University of Pennsylvania of Nlinnesota of Wisconsin of California of Illinois . University . University . University . University . University Williams College University of Washington 300 A TSI: Czgosifon, Chi Chapier Established in 1876 FRATRES IN FACULTATE' JOHN BENTLEY, JR. WATERMAN THOMAS HEWETT LOUIS MUNROE,DENNIS WALTER FRANCIS XKVILCOX KENYON PUTNAM FILAGG HENRY SHALER WILLIAMS FRATRES IN URBE CHAUNCEY PRATT BIGGS CLARK NIUNROE DENNIS - SENIORS DONALD EDWARD BRECKENRIDGE FRANK WILLIAMS BXLCDONELL LEE HINCHMAN CLARK GODFREY RUHLAND REBMANN, JR . WALTER ARNOLD TYLER JUNIGRS ANTHONY OCTAVIUS BALDRIDGE THOMAS LLOYD KELLY CHARLES WILLIAM CARRY CHARLES JOHN NEELAND ALBERT CHARLES DIXON WALKER SMITH SOPHOMORES BENJAMIN TINGLETON BURTON SAMUEL RALPH NICHOLSON CHARLES KEITH DICKSON HENRY-LEWIS O7BRIEN, JR. LEWIS BROWN GATELEY HENRY NATHANIEL PAGE WILLIAM COLEMAN MURRAY JOHN BALCOM SHAW, JR. ' FRESHMEN WHITFORD ANDERSON BALDWIN HENRY FERDINAND SIEDENBURG HENRY OTIS CHAPMAN ROBERT YVELLINGTON TORNEY DONALD ROOTS SCHIVELY ALANSON WORK XNILLCOX 301 Ex ,iff ' .Y L Q 62' Q 4 274 WS. I S. ' f IlIWI I XI U E i I In I ASW 1 'I RE,1i2,r:.fA:f Beta Theia Pi Founded at Miami UIIiVeI'Sity III 1893 ROLL OF CHAPTERS ' DISTRICT I BOWDOIN BROWN IVIAINE MASS, INST. TECH. DISTRICT II AIIIHERST DARTNIOUTH XVESLEYAN YALE 'WILLIAMS DISTRICT III COLGATE CORNELL ST. LAWRENCE SYRACUSE TORONTO UNION DISTRICT IV COLUMBIA RUTGERS STEVENS DISTRICT V DICKINSON JOHN I'IOPKINS LEHIGH PENNSYLVANIA DISTRICT VI BETHANY PA. STATE COLLEGE VVASH.-JEFF. WVEST VIRGINIA DISTRICT VII DAVIDSON VIRGINIA NORTH CAROLINA DISTRICT VIII CASE DENISON KENYON OHIO WESLEYAN WESTERN RESERVE DISTRICT IX CENTRAL CINCINNATI IVIIAMI OHIO OI-IIO STATE WITTENEERG 302 DISTRICT X DE PAUVV HANOVER INDIANA PURDUE YVABASH DISTRICT XI BELOIT CHICAGO ILLINOIS KNOX MICHIGAN WISCONSIN NORTHWESTERN DISTRICT XII OKLAHOMA TEXAS TULANE DISTRICT XIII IOWA IOWA STATE MINNESOTA NEBRASKA SOUTH DAKOTA DISTRICT XIV INZANSAS IQANSAS STATE IMIISSOURI VANDERBILT XVASHINGTON, MO. WESTIIIINSTER DISTRICT XV COLORADO COLORADO COLLEGE UTAH DENVER COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES DISTRICT XVI IDAHO OREGON UNIVERSITY OF VVASHINGTON DISTRICT XVII CALIFORNIA STANFORD MARTYN ZUG BENTLEY SAMUEL SELLERS PENNOCK, JR. :.:e:1f5fm- 'few--V.m'-:Ewa-LEFT?--:f fe Qfli . i'15' D86-fa, qzefa QUE Befa Delia Chapier Established in 1879 FRATRES IN FACULTATE WILLIAM HENRY AUSTEN ALBERT BARNARD FAUST ERNEST BLAKER A ABRAM TUCKER IQERR EDWARD GORDON DAVIS PAUL RUSSELL POPE ' HERBERT CHARLES ELMER ALBERT HENRY SWEET ' FRATRES IN URBE CLIFTON CHIDESTER BRIGGS LAWRENCE WIBIRT HOYT EARNEST FAVILLE CRAMER ROBERT WARREN SAILOR SENIORS CHARLES WELLINGTON ELMER JAMES GARNESS HILLAS . JUNIORS RALPH DONALD HUSZAGH DANPX CONRAD SMITH GILMORE ANTHONY LARDNER WILLIAM HORACE WHITTEMORE CAMERON KROH REED ' MARSTON DYER YOUNG SGPHOMORES ERIC SIGFRED ERICKSON EDGAR JOHN SEIFREAT THOMAS STANLEY HOOD JG-HN ANDREW SHEAHAN HARRY BURGH LYFORD EDWARD CLARY SINGLETON JAMES DONALD MCIQENZIE RALPH WEYMOUTH THORNE FRESHMEN BLAIR SHIPMAN CORNEY ALBERT MASON CRAMPTON MARSHALL LEWIS HOUGH GEORGE HILMER LUNDBECK, ROBERT PERLEE RfICLAIN I WILLIAM CLYDE ROACH WILLIAM AUGUST SAILER JOHN HAWKINS SINGLETON HULET PIEPER SMITH ARTHUR YOUNG WILSON -17. QQ Q41 rQ: JI VR, S163 IL If pk M .D '12 .,....... -1 I 'III Ing ' - N, . I IN A T - ' T 'lx f:f: fj'.: I -r 'N E'-'.' 4311-,Qc gag I A I I in A+fw-Ei.Rg X S. Alpha Tau Omega Founded 1865 ROLL OF CHAPTERS PROVINCE I UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA MERCER UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA GEORGIA SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY EMORY UNIVERSITY . PROVINCE II UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS ADRIAN COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO HILLSDALE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF INDIANA UNIVERSITY OF NIICHIGAN ROSE POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE PURDUE UNIVERSITY ' PROVINCE III UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO SIMPSON COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA IOWA STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF IQANSAS PROVINCE IV UNIVERSITY OF RXIAINE COLBY COLLEGE IVIASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY TUFTS COLLEGE PROVINCE V ST. LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY CORNELL UNIVERSITY MUHLENBERG COLLEGE WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE COLGATE UNIVERSIT PROVINCE VI I-ALBION COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN OF MINNESOTA OF NIISSOURI OF NEBRASKA OF VVYOMING UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY WORCESTER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE BROWN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF VERNIONT LEIIIGIIUNIVERSITY PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA Y UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA VVASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY TRINITY COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON PROVINCE VII IVIOUNT UNION COLLEGE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY OHIO VVESLEYAN UNIVERSITY XVITTENBERG COLLEGE PROVINCE VIII UNIVEIRSITY OF IQENTUCKY SOUTHWESTERN PRESBYTERIAN UNIVERSITY VANDERBILT UNQIVERSITY PROVINCE IX LELAND STANFORD, JR., UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE PROVINCE X IFILABAMA POLYTECI-INIC INSTITUTE SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY UNION UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON VVASHINGTON STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON TULANE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF 'TEXAS UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA , 304 au mega Be1faITheZa Chapier Established in 1887 I I FRATRES IN FACULTATE EUGENE PLUMB ANDREWS JAMES EDWIN CREIGHTON WILLIAM BONCK CORNELL EUGENE ELWIN HASKELL FRATRES IN URBE CHARLES EDWIN CORNELL BLINN SILL CUSHMAN ERNEST ALLAN NIILLER CHESTER CHILDS PLATT SENIORS CURTIS BURNAM BENNETT CLYDE CHRISTIE HENRY WILLARD HUBBELL EDWIN WALDORF KLFINERT JOSEPH DEMARNOZ MASSON CLAIR PRENTISS NOURSE VERNON HIGGS SCHNEE ALONZO MORTON SEYMOUR ARTHUR WILSON WINSHIP CHARLES CURTIS WOODRUPP JUNIORS WILLIAM ANGEL ANDREWS MAURICE EDWIN GILLETT ROBERT BRIGHAM BOWLES LINCOLN NORCOTT HALL THOMAS JOSEPH CLARY HAROLD PARKER IQELLER SPENSER STRANAHAN GAWNE ALFRED HENRY NARWOLD HENRY BISHOP PENTLAND SOPHOMORES CLIFFORD VAN KEUREN BARKER WILLARD WILSON BUSHMAN WILLIAM CHARLES COMES ROBERT ALDEN CUSHMAN ANDREW CURL DAVIDSON WALTER DAVIS GRIFFITH NORMAN SPENCER HARRINGTON WILLIAM LEON LVIINICK, JR. ROBERT ARTHUR MITCHELL LAWRENCE EVERMAN NOBLE RALPH LAWSON RILEY WALTER STANLEY SANDS ' FRESHMEN AUGUSTUS FRANKLIN BALDAUF JAMES DOUGLAS LORENZ WILLIAM STEWARD BARNARD JOHN HENRY NEUEN FREDERICK FOELLER SCHOEPFLIN 305 . R-I ff Vim. I , ' idle' , , A f TH N , . ' ,.. +,, , izff fm w- I .f -15'-1 -'W , ,QI If . 1 I yi W. ,W f , ,I C -I I .I - 45,-gg,-' 5'-25.-31 v'f5,gLw 1 gli' X'f:FfIIIz JW I I X Nw X in ,. x A I I I I N RV N -NI:1,fI,I,:,Iquf.- Xxm.. ,X S1 , N XQW 'BS-MS : I : 1 5 CIAO 'lg' ,EL nun I 'II ' a.WR2,I'::n'??9Sp: ':'IiIlf'1f' , '15 1' I I- .Iv w'ifi?u . H V' X' 9311 ,v'ffI2:5,,,,, L.. I b,.Ef::f I ,Mir A - ww , ,L im? 3,5 X,-WTI, . Q .I I R-J, , MW., X Phi Gamma Delia Founded III I S48 ROLL OP CHAPTERS WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF NIAINE IVIASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY WORCESTER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE BROWN UNIVERSITY DARTMOUTH COLLEGE AMHERST COLLEGE TRINITY COLLEGE YALE UNIVERSITY COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY NEW YORK UNIVERSITY COLGATE UNIVERSITY CORNELL UNIVERSITY UNION COLLEGE V 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 306 ADELBERT COLLEGE DENISON COLLEGE WITTENBURG COLLEGE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY OHIO WESLEYAN COLLEGE INDIANA UNIVERSITY DE PAUW UNIVERSITY I-IANOVER COLLEGE XVABASH COLLEGE PURDUE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE BETHEL COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY KNOX COLLEGE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITH' UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY WILLIAM JE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY ILLINOIS MICHIGAN WISCONSIN MINNESOTA CHICAGO WELL COLLEGE MISSOURI NEBRASKA CALIFORNIA WASHINGTON LELAND STANFORD, IR., UNIVERSITY IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF OREGON ' WILLIAMS COLLEGE ,Q T ' ' 1' x -'vu ' M, , - I., ,R J ENN 'W -'Mai' W f XWQ nf 4 , : J' fffw A f 2 5 YK yi? f GE X5 7 IJ E Mm... ,, -.W .. 2- A ,Yffzgazfgzfm , -. 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'Q I ZDZLIQ gamma We Zta, Kappa u Chapter Established in 1888 FRATRES IN FACULTATE OLIVER LEROY ERNEST WVILLIAM RETTGER THOMAS LITTLETON LYON JACOB RICHARD SCHRAMM CLARENCE AUGUSTINE MARTIN WILFORD MURRAY WILSON WOODFORD PATTERSON GEORGE YOUNG, JR. FRATRES IN URBE LEWIS JAY BINGHAM LEIGH NIARSH CHAMPAIGN ERNEST DAVID BUTTON PAUL SMITH LIVERMORE DONALD KEITH CHAMPAIGN ALBERT HAYES SHARP ' SENIORS GILBERT WADE DUNCAN GEORGE BIRKBECK POST LEROY HAUCK KORB PETER VISCHER HALSTEAD MIL1.ER MACCABE AQUILA NEBEKER VOLKHARDT JUNIORS WALTER GERARD HANLON HENRY LEA RY TAYLOR SOPHOMORES WILLIAM GARVIN BASTIAN CURT AUGUST HORRMANN DALE BUMSTEAD, JR. RALPH HERMAN TEED DONALD IQEITH CRAIG ELWYN BROOKS WHITE FRESHMEN JOHN LITTLETON LYON VVILLIAM DONALD MAXCKENZIE JOHN SPIEDEN 301 ,A af' i 'if' ,.Y , -I ff 'g Phi Sigma Kappa ALPHA BETA . GAMMA DELTA EPSILON . ZETA . ETA . THETA IOTAW . KAPPA LAMBDA MU . NU . - X1 . OMICRON . P1 . SIGMA . TAU , UPSILON . PHI . CH1 . Psi ' . . . OMEGA . , ALPHA DEUTERON. BETA DEUTERON . GAMMA DEUTERON DELTA DEUTERON EPSILON DEUTERON ZETA DEUTERON . ETA DEUTERON . Founded in 1873 ROLL GF CHAPTERS Massachusetts Agricultural College Union University Cornell University University of West Virginia Yale University College of the City of New York University of Maryland Columbia University Stevens Institute of Technology Pennsylvania State College George Washington University University of Pennsylvania Lehigh University St. Lawrence University Mass. Institute of Technology Eranklin and Marshall College St. Iohn's College Dartmouth College Swarthmore College Brown University . Williams College . University of Virginia University of California University of Illinois University of NIinnesota i . Iowa State College . . . University of Michigan . Worcester Polytechnic Institute University of Wisconsin University of Nevada 308 ?DfLi Gamma Chapter Established 1889 A FRATRES IN FACULTATE HERMAN DIEDERICHS VERANUS ALVA MOORE JOHN E.. PERRY FRATER IN URBE ARTHUR BENJAMIN BROOKS SENIORS GEORGE PERCIVAL BULLARD LOUIS WELTON DAWSON ROBERT HOLLOWAY EVERHIA-RD ' RUPERT ALBERT SCHRANKEL JUNIORS PAUL EARLY FITZPATRICK GEOFFREY KNIGHT ALBERT REINHARD GAUS EDWIN JOSEPH LENAIIAN SOPHOMORE LEWIS ULYSSES WHEATON ERESHNIEN JOHN FLOWER BULLARD GEORGE ELLIOTT NIINAR PAUL SMITH KRUG LOUIS FRANK SAVOYE EDWARD BURGISS JVIAGEE JIVALTER TRACY SAVOYE XVINTHROP EVERITT NIANGE NIAURICE BRADLEY TONKIN JAMES COXEY TRAVILLA, JR. 309 SYRACUSE UNIV Founded at Bethany College 1859 ROLL OF CHAPTERS XVASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE OHIO UNIVERSITY ALLEGHENY COLLEGE OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY HILLSDALE COLLEGE - INDIANA UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF IVIICHIGAN DE' PAUW UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS WABASH COLLEGE STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY LEHIGH UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF INDIANAPOLIS ALBION COLLEGE RENSSELAIER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA KENYON COLLEGE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY EMORY COLLEGE ADELBERT COLLEGE UNIVERSITY THE SOUTH UNIVERSITY IVIINNESOTA UNIVERSITY COLORADO UNIVERSITY IVIISSISSIPPI VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN IOWA STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLL UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS EGE AMHERST COL P A iam ft S AIIAN 1 J 77-If I I' IHAIEIII rlJli1ri:lsI1:H?M4 .5 ,' 1, if? II ' S Z I6 xhqq I S Y. ,I are gap Delia Tau Delia TUFTS COLLEGE MASS. INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY TULANE UNIVERSITY CORNELL UNIVERSITY NORTHWFSTERN 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 UIJIVERSITY OF NIISSOURI LAFAYETTE COLLEGE PURDUE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF OF OF OF UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI UNIVERSITY MO LEGE WASHINGTON MAINE CINCINNATI GEORGIA ERSITY PITTSBURGH I Qyeizfcz, ZLL Qelfcu Beta Omicron Chapier Established in 1890 . FRATER IN FACULTATE FRANCIS JOSEPH SEERY J PRATRES IN URBE EDWARD MORGAN ST. JOHN NIONROE MARSH SWEETLAND SIDNEY THOMPSON SENIORS , JO HARNLY CABLE LAURENCE STARR CUTTER GEORGE BAIAURICE STAUFEER JOSEPH DAVID TRETHAWAY IUNIORS PAUL VINCENT BLACKBURN ROBERT VERNON CLAPP ELLIOTT BUTLER VMASON ROBERT LEROY SIERING VVILLIAM TRETHA VVAY, JR. SOPHOMGRES JEROME THOMAS ATKINSON HENRY OTTO BOLLMAN PAUL RICHMOND HART RANDOLPH ALFRED HEARD JAMES FRANCIS HICKEX' ALBERT EDYVARD LAWSON RICHARD BXIULLER EWALD JOHN SMITH CHAUNCEY BOARDMAN THOMPSON CHARLES BROAD TRETHAWAY ALBERT JOHN AWARD PRESHMEN NIEL ATKINSON DONALD WINSLONV BROWN THEODORE ALBERT BUHL ROBERT YVOOD WARD CALLONVAY RANDOLPH LAWSON EDWIN JACOB LINNEWERTH WVILLIAM EDYVARD XKVATSON PHILIP TUTTLE YVILLIAMS aunts' JLJAJJJ JJ JJ 3525225 , Qg,A15'!1,h hi ves. w'-' , 'Q azi-EE 1 - 1 w h a Www 453 555: 'I'-21: J' ,F g t, . 1 V ,:f.,,, 1, Y Sigma Phi 9 Founded at 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 NIICHIGAN 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 Nlichigan Lehigh University . Cornell University . University of Wisconsin University of California 312 1827 1831 1834 1840 1845 1858 1887 1890 1908 IQI2 Syma I Epsilon of New York Established in 1890 FRATRES IN FACULTATE J GEORGE PRENTISS BRISTOL JOHN CUTLER TORREY SENIORS - CHARLES WILBUR CAHOON, JR. SETH WALLACE HEARTFIELD RAYMOND HAROLD GEER ROBERT IMLAY EDWARD XVINTHROP TAYLOR - JUNIORS WILLIAM HAROLD EMERSON LANSING SOUTHWICK HOSKINS WILLARD DOUGLAS HOPKINS GRAHAM LIVINGSTON SGPHOMORES HARRY ALEXANDER, JR. D WILLIAM JENNISON FARRINGTON STUART WILLIAM COOPER NELSON BARKER GARDEN ROBERT OTIS DAVISON LEMUEL IVIATHEWSON FRESHMEN FREDERICK GEORGE BARKER, JR. WVILLIAM EDRINGTON SCOTT FRED CHARLES CHANDLER, JR. HOWARD DRESEL THOMPSON HAMILTON GRENELLE PRETAT JOHN WHEELER WATRINS 313 2 f' wg C :FQ .1 T' IW' -We uf ' '- my AWS I I H ' I ..., I I FOUI1C3Cd 1355 5 -. 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CORNELL UNIVERSITY PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY LELAND STANFORD, IR., UNIVERSITY COLORADO COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF NIONTANA PURDUE UNIVERSITY CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI DARTMOUTH COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF IVIICHIGAN UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS KENTUCKY STATE COLLEGE WVEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY COLUMBIA' UNIVERSITY OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA BELOIT COLLEGE STATE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY ILLINOIS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY WISCONSIN UNIVERSITY TEXAS UNIVERSITY IQANSAS UNIVERSITY OREGON UNIVERSITY NORTH DAKOTA UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO UNIVERSITY OF IVIAINE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY ARKANSAS GEORGIA PITTSBURGH UTAH UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF OF OF OF WABASH COLLEGE CASE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE TRINITY COLLEGE BROWN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE 314 Syma CAL F FFFF Ev Alpha Phi Chapfer F I Established in ISQO FRATRES IN FACULTATE . FREDERICK MILLER SMITH ARCHIE HOUL FRATRES IN URBE MARSHALL LEON BENN ABRAM HARRIS SENIGRS ROSS GARRISON BENNETT JOHN POTWIN CORRIGAN EDWARD EUGENE CONROY . FRANKLIN PARSONS 07BRIEN JUNIORS GEORGE ESTRATE ATHANA ALGER EUGENE HUNKIN GEORGE EDWIN COURSEY ALVIN CANFIELD PURDY WILLIAM EDWIN RICHMOND SOPHOMORES WILLIAM MILLER COOPER JOAQUIN NIOLINET ERNEST CUBILLOS XKVILLIAM XIVASHINGTON RAPLEY JOHN GORDON NICEDWARD GEORGE GCTTFRIED VVURZBURGER FRESHMEN EDWARD NEWELL DECKER LESLIE WARD SLY FRANK RICHARD DENTON LOGAN CLOUD TATE JOHN WADE NIAPLES DARROLL VVALTER THORPE 315 ,I A Q I 1900009 mgsm slam Emuummwmmwn 212 ' Ii.:niII1lllni.i K X C' Delia Chi ' Founded at Cornell 1890 ROLL OF CHAPTERS CORNELL Corndllhnvernty . NEw YORK New York University. MINNESOTA University of Minnesota . MICHIGAN University Of Michigan . DICKINSON Dickinson University . CHICAGO-IQENT Chicago Kent Law School . BUFFALO University of Buffalo . fDSGOODE f1ALL Ilniveryty 0f'T0r0ntO IJNION Albany'LaurSch00l OHIO STATE Ohio State University CHICAGO Lhnverity 0fCHncag0 GEORGETOWN Georgetown University . PENNSYLVANIA University of Pennsylvania VIRGINIA University of Virginia . STANFORD Leland Stanford, Jr., University TEXAS University of Texas . . XVASHINGTON LhnverQty'ofXVashington . PJEBRASKA. Lhnverdty ofllebraska . SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA University of Southern California CALIFORNIA University of California . , IOWA University of Iowa . . KENTUCKY University Of Kentucky . 316 1890 1891 1892 1892 1893 1896 1897 1897 1901 1902 1903 1903 1904 1905 1905 1907 1908 1909 1910 IQIO 1912 1914 'A Qefta Chi Cornell Chapier Established in I8QO FRATER IN FACULTATE HA.ROLD EDWARD BABCOCK FRATRES IN URBE STEPHEN EDWIN BAN KS HARRY GEORGE STUTZ GEORGE FREDERICK ROGALSKY MONROE MARSH SWEETLAND SENIORS FREDERICK EUGENE BAILEY RANDALL JAMES LEBOEUF, JR WILLIAM SABIN BENNETT, JR. SCOTT BRYDEN MASON JAMES ALLEN EWING GEORGE MONROE, JR. NATHAN HENDERSON HAWLEY DAVID ROBERT PERRY WILLIAM THOMPSON KERR FRANK GRAY ROYCE ' HARRY STANLEY TAYLOR JUNIORS PHILIP LEMONT BARBOUR JOHN ROGERS GURNEE FRED VAN NESS BRADLEY JOHN KNIGHT HOLBROOK, JR. JOHN FRANCIS CANNON HAROLD DUKE DEWITT CLINTON GOULD EDWARD BURROW IQEAR HARRY THOMPSON :KRANZ GREGORY FURLONG MILLS SOPHOMORES ROBERT NIGDOWELL BOYD RALPH ALEXANDER MCCLELLAND ADDISON GIFFORD CROWLEY JOHN HENRY MCCOOEY, JR. WILLIAM BELCHER JONES ' NAIRNE FORSYTH WARD FRESHMEN WILLIAM HOWARD BAKER OLIVER DIXON COMSTOCK PERRY BENSON CRANE PHILIP OSBORNE HOAG FRANK JOSEPH HICKEY FEDERICO ADOLFO LESSER HARRY PETHERBRIDGE PVILLIAM HERRMAN VANPELT HOWARD XXVOLFF 317 L, I, ,,.,x 5 'I L xx, Y, .lrx fx wif 1, kv.: A X. ,J 'S Xl V? .A .Y W yg IIIIII QZQ X ,W Mix 481 OF NEBRASKA 1 ,S-'J IS'Sy .? . mx Wi, .fx IA IS .YSV 32 I If- QL., 13511 aff. ' ' ' X' .. ' nfl? Y- L? 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Q V ill I A-' I I 'hz-I J I-'L NA I I My Af 1 A I A 1 f f Sigma Alpha Epsilon UNIVERSITY OF IVIAINE BOSTON UNIVERSITY MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY HARVARD UNIVERSITY NVORCESTER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE CORNELL UNIVERSITY COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY SAINT STEVENS COLLEGE Founded IXfIarCh 9, 1856 ' ROLL OF CHAPTERS NORTHYVESTERN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS OF CHICAGO OF MINNESOTA OF WISCONSIN OF MISSOURI WVASHINGTON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY ALLEGHENY COLLEGE DICKINSON COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE BUCKNELL UNIVERSITS UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA GETTYSBURG COLLEGE GEORGE IIVASHINGTON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY DAVIDSON COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA IVIERCER UNIVERSITY EMORY COLLEGE GEORGIA SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ADRIAN COLLEGE IVIOUNT 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 AGRICULTU UNIVERSITY OF IOWA UNIVERSITY OF IXRKANSAS IOWA STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO DENVER UNIVERSITY COLORADO SCI-IOOL OF MINES UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON LOUISANA SXTATE UNIVERSITY TULANE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY BETHEL COLLEGE KENTUCKY STATE COLLEGE SOUTHWESTERN PRES EYTERIAN UNIVERSITY CUMBERLAND UNIVERSITY 'VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH UNIVERSITY OF INDIANA UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS DARTMOUTI-I COLLEGE LELAND STANFORD, JR., UNIVERSITY UNION UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH DAKOTA BAILLIKEN UNIVERSITY KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY WVASHINGTON STATE COLLEGE BELOIT COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA UNIVERSITY OF VVYOMING RAL COLLEGE cgigma 'Anka 'fgpsilourfp A ew York Alpha Chapier Established in I8OI F RATRES IN FACULTATE THOMAS JACKSON CHRISTIAN CHARLES SAGER COLLIER HARRY PORTER WELD FRATRES IN URBE SAMUEL JUDSON CRAIGHEAD LLOYD BEMIS JAMES BROWN CRUMBLISS SENIORS LEON GIBERT CLAY HAMILTON HARVEY ROBERTS WILLIAM HENRY CORWITH THOMAS CAFFEY ROBERTSON DAMON GREENLEAF DOUGLAS SHELDON RICH SAYLES GEORGE FREDERICK ENSWORTH ADRIAN THOMAS SHANNON WALTER LELAND INGHAM JOHN EDWARD SHERIDAN GEORGE PAUL KEOGH ROBERT KNIGHT STORY, JR. JAMES WILLIAM MACPHERSON RICHARD HOLT SWINTON WALTER JULIUS MEIER FRANK VVADSWORTH . RUSSELL HYDE MERRILL LOUIS ARTHUR WUEST STUART ARTHUR READ COLIN GILCHRIST WELLES FRANCIS CRESSY WILBUR I JUNIORS COLWELL JOSEPH CARNEY HERBERT HARRINGTON LINNELL HAROLD CLAREY JOSEPH ALLEN MYERS, JR. GEORGE WILLIAM CLAY, JR. THOMAS JESMOND NICHOLSON ALBERT OTTO DEGLING ROBERT CONKLING PHILLIPS THOMAS DAVID FINN, JR. EDOUARD MAURICE RILEY GEORGE BEACH HEALEY JOHN PHILIP RILEY, JR. EDWIN LAWRENCE HOWARD LAWRENCE RAYMOND WELLS A SOPHOMORES HOWARD MESSERER BETTS FRANK RELL SEALE ALFRED LOUIS FRITZSCHE, JR. FRANKLIN RAUB SPEER EDWARD CROSSETT GATES -JOSEPH MARTIN TAYLOR JOHN NIILLER HOERLE WILLIAM RAYMOND THOMAS PHILIP XKVILLIAM LINNELL NIERRILL NEEDHAM THOMPSON JAMES CURRAN NICNALLY PVILLIAM STEELE WADSWORTH CHARLES WILBERT REEDER JOHN ESTABROOK WVAHL FRESHMEN ROBERT BERNARD ALLEN ARTHUR ROBINSON EDWARDS EDWIN BURT CORNELL PHILIP EVERETT NICKENNEY CORNELIUS CAMPBELL CRUSEL JOHN CLEMENT 'WASHINGTON LEROY BULLARD VVELLS 319 Delia Phi Founded at Union College 1827 ROLL OF CHAPTERS ALPHA Lhnon Cohege . BETA Brown University . GAMMA ' New York University . DELTA Columbia University . EPSILON Rutgers College . . ETA University of Pennsylvania . LAMBDA Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute NU Lehigh University . . X1 Johns Hopkins University . OMICRON Sheffield Scientific School . P1 Cornell University . RHO University of Virginia SIGMA I 'Trnnty Cohege . 320 1827 1838 1841 1842 1845 1849 1864 1884 1885 1889 1891 1908 1917 4 I A Qelzfa, IPi Chapier Established in ISQI FRATER IN FACULTATE LANE COOPER I FRATRES IN URBE CLARENCE D. TARBELL GEORGE SCHUYLER TARBELL A SENIORS I , I MORRISON KYLE BAILEY JOHN WARD MARTIN WALLACE PEARNE BEARDSLEY WAYNE DOWNING NIILLER WILLIAM HOLBRQOK CLEMINSHAW, JR. RALPH NEUHAUS BENJAMIN S. HUBBELL, JR. WALTER ERNEST VVIEBENSON JUNIORS DONALD CUTLER BLANKE QRVILLE GUY DAILY WINTHROP GILMAN BLEECKER ROBERT WILBUR HAZELETT WIKLLIAM PALMER WOODCOCK SOPHOMORES WILSON SHANNON DODGE ALLISON HARTER NIILLER TRYGVE WALDEMAR HOPE JOHN GILBERT PLANTINGA DAVID WILLIAM JEWETT GEORGE BIBB YOUNG ' HIRAM BELDING YOUNG FRESHMEN HENRY NICINTOSH BEATTY ALVIN LYMAN SATTERTHWAITE WILEY NORTH CALDWELL FRANKLIN TAYLOR ALFRED DANGLER GEORGE WILLIAM TEARE EUGENE HIGBEE WILLIAM LAW WVATSON PURDUE I'IIGBEE FREDERIC FULLERTON WHITE 1321 FV K ,,f W Y X I Kappa Founded 1867 P, LI VI W 1, x ff , I Sigma 4 K' q ffliy f ,W iw X A K1 I .f C UNIVERSITY OF IVIAINE BOVVDOIN COLLEGE NEW FIAMPSHIRE COLLEGE DARTNIOUTH 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 BUCKN ELL UNIVERSITY LEHIGH UNIVERSITY DICKINSON COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF IVIAKYLAND WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA RANDOLPH-MACON- COLLEGE WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY WILLIANI AND IVIARY COLLEGE HAMPDEN-SYDNEY COLLEGE RICHMOND COLLEGE DAVIDSON COLLEGE TRINITY COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA NORTH CAROLINA A. AND M. COLLEGE MERCER UNIVERSITY GEORGIA SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA DENISON UNIVERSITY ' ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE CUMBERLAND UNIVERSITY VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF 'TENNESSEE SOUTHWESTERN PRESBYTERIAN UNIVERSITY MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY I 4 f Roll Of Chapters f ff UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY CASE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE IIVASHINGTON AND JEFFERSONACOLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY O-F BAIICHIGAN PURDUE UNIVERSITY WVAEASH COLLEGE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF INDIANA OF ILLINOIS LAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO OF IKVISCONSIN OF IXSINNESOTA OF IOWA OF NEBRASKA IIVILLIAM -IEWELL COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI MISSOURI SCHOOL OF IVIINES BAKER UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA IVIILLSAPS COLLEGE LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY TULANE UNIVERSITY SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS UNIVERSITY OF DENVER COLORADO COLLEGE COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES LELAND STANFORD, IR,,UNIVE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY CALIFORNIA OF OF WVASHINGTON OF OREGON OF IDAHO IOWA-STATE COLLEGE WASHINGTON STATE COLLEGE WASHBURN COLLEGE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE RUTCERS COLLEGE i UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO 32 2 OF KANSAS OF ARIZONA RSITY F Alpha Kappa Chapier FRATRES IN FACULTATE GEORGE CRAIGWELL DAVID FLETCHER HOY DAVID CLINTON GILLESPIE WILLARD WINFIELD ROWLEE LEX RAY HESSLER ELMER SETH SAVAGE EARL BUDD HOPPER I EDWARD ALBERT WHITE FRATRES IN URBE ' PAUL WITHERSPOON ECKLEY THOMAS JAMES RYAN BURTON NIILLER LOWE STEPHEN ANDERSON THEARD HORACE SIMREL OWENS BIRTON NEILL WILSON A SENIORS GEORGE EDGAR KNOWLTON, JR. CHARLES COOPER STALTER CHAUNCEY JUDD STEWART JUNIORS RICHARD MARTIN BURK JOHN BENJAMIN NICCLATCHY WALTER HOWE HAYDOCK WILLIAM BELL NIEGEAR SOPHOMORES GEORGE THOMAS CONKLIN SPENCER TRUMAN OLIN HENRY KNOX HILL FRANK HOWARD THOMAS, JR W'1LLIAM WALLACE NEALE EDWARD VVILSON FRESHMEN . ROBERT NORMAN AUSTEN BURKE PATTERSON ROBERT EMMETT BURK GEORGE WING SISSON, 3RD. DAVID FLETCHER HOY, JR. GEORGE VVILLIAM SNIBBE7 JR DANIEL BURSK STRICKLER 323 A ' -,.-4 :-IA-. S :-wwf.-.. I .. 5. - , 1-5:35222 1. , mf --1215224 -:':33:2 iz:-15' 'rjgzzfax - ' 'fqgzfg 55:25, er 'HV 512:21 :fe 36: I , ., --:1:.-- . ' g'sE:Ir:122g:1-a:- -4131: ' 2ez5:e:::2'a:3E -'115l':P1:1 ':1I A ' QST1 CORNELL . JOHNS HOPKINS . DARTMOUTH CHICAGO . ILLINOIS WISCONSIN MICHIGAN . MINNESOTA MISSOURI . YALE . NEW YORK ALUMNI Gamma Alpha Founded in I 899 RQLL OF CHAPTERS 324 Ithaca, New York Baltimore, Maryland Hanover, New Hampshire Chicago, Illinois Urbana, Illinois Madison, Wisconsin Ann Arbor, Michigan St. Paul, Minnesota St. Louis, Missouri New Haven, Connecticut New York City ornell Chapier Established in I S98 FRATRES IN FACULTATE ARTHUR AUGUSTUS ALLEN NIORTIER FRANKLIN BARRUS CORNELIUS BETTEN CHARLES CLARENCE BIDWELL JAMES ADRIAN BIZZELL ERNEST BLAKER ARTHUR WESLEY BROWNE HARRY OLIVER BUCKMAN PETER 'WALTER CLAASSEN JC-HN HENRY COMSTOCK LEWIS JOSEPHUS CROSS OTIS FREEMAN CURTIS RALPH WRIGHT CURTIS JAMES CUSICK LOUIS NIUNROE DENNIS ELLSWORTH DAVID ELSTON GEORGE CHARLES EZMBODY VVALTER STEBBINS FORD LOUIS AGASSIZ FUERTES ALLAN CAMERON FRASER IRA MYRON HAWLEY ARTHUR JOHN HEINICKE LEX RAY HESLER CLAUDE BURTON I-IUTCHISON HARLEY EARL HOWE OSKAR AUGUSTUS JOHANNSEN ABRAM TUCKER KERR CLAREN EDWARD RILEY :KING BENJAMIN FREEMAN KINGSBURY LEWIS IQNUDSON NIORTIMER LEONARD ROBERT MATHESON ERNEST GEORGE IVIERRITT VERANUS ALVA NIOORE AVILLIAM EDWARD IWULDOON CLYDE HADLEX' IVIEYERS CARLETON CHASE IVIURDOCK JAMES GEORGE NEEDHAM EARLE MAX PICKENS DONALD REDDICK HUGH DANIEL REED HEINRICH RIES HAROLD ELLIS ROSS ELMER SETH SAVAGE LESTER YVAYLAND SHARP JOHN SANFORD SHEARER VIRGIL SNYDER RANSOM EVARTS SOMERS HERBERT HICE WHETZEL WARD BENJAMIN WHITE ALBERT HAZEN WRIGHT ROY GLAN WIGGANS RALPH VVYCKOEE EDWIN FRASER HOPKINS CE LEOPOLD WALKER V ACTIVE MEI PAUL BAYLEY WALTER BURKHOLDER STANLEY ROSS BURLAGE ERNEST DORSEY HARRY VVILMER DYE JOHN EDWARD FOGLESONG 325 BERS I EARLE ALBERT LOUDER RALPH WALDO REES FRANK ELMORE RICE FRANK BURKETT WANN FREEMAN WEISS LAWRENCE PAUL WEHRLE ,illliifigqi glzwwge. t . ef? ' .RL I-fu. -1.3. .,.,,v,g,gif blwerwi El'lf ifl .. if R ,, f!,lug2i T :iii , I 'Io 9- .Ziff-311 -ni ' A it fiiAU.I,, ig- -'sim V A ' w 5' .hi - wwgfem' I ' ' 'ag lr, I A J' if lfiE'Fl L0 ,, I f W 'flL K 'W Ti ' Q EIN didn -'S' -f ff' Fbffw. Amr A X Jfl.'LJf:'. ,mmm -LL H if 1klmf,k .,f, it M- .ir rms, sr- rf 1 :.,jj'jH1 WH' 'isfzgg Alpha Zeta Founded at Ohio State University, 1897 TOWNSHEND lVIoRRILL . MORROW CORNELL KEDZIE GRANITE . NEBRASKA . MASSEY . LA GRANGE , GREEN NIOUNTAIN WILSON . BABCOCK . CENTENNIAL MAINE . MISSOURI . ELLICOTT . CALIFORNIA . PURDUE KANSAS DACOTAH KENTUCKY . TENNESSEE . GEORGIA ROLL OF CHAPTERS Ghio 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 Nlinnesota- University of Vermont Iowa State College University of Wisconsin Colorado Agricultural College University of Nlaine University of Missouri Washington State College University of California Purdue University University of Kansas North Dakota Argicultural College University of Kentucky University of Tennessee University of Georgia 326 iwv:,lk l W P I f I MPAA ZA, YV Cornell Chapier Established in IQOI FRATRES IN FACULTATE RALPH WRIGHT CURTIS OLIVER WESLEY DYNES ROYAL GILKEY ' EARL VOLCART HARDENBURG FRATRES IN ERNEST FAVOLI CRAMER JOSEPH BRACKIN KIRKLAND KENNETH CARTER LIVERMORE ALBERT RUSSELL MANN GEORGE WALTER TAILBY, JR. URBE WAYLAND PATTERSON FROST SENIORS RANDOLPH MILTON BROWN FORDYCE CHARLES DIETZ WILLIAM RUDOLPH BERNARD HINE WILSON ANDREW HERRINGTON RONALD GLENN IQNAPP RUSSELL ROBBINS LORD JULIUS EDWARD PARSONS ABRAM SCOTT PEARCE FREDERICK EDGAR PFORDTE EDWIN PRELLWITZ MYERS PETER RASMUSSEN JAMES LEE ROTHWELL MAURICE SPENCER RUSSELL CHARLES JAY SETTLE JOHN NELSON SPAETH ARTHUR RUDOLPH TINNERHOLM GLENN EDWARD UPTON HAROLD HURD WIDNEY A JUNIORS NEWTON EMMETT BEERS RUDOLPH DAVID BURCK LLEWELYN PRICE EVANS JAMES ELLSWORTH FULLER GEORGE BENEDICT GORDON LUTHER CLINTON KIRKLAND ARTHUR JAMES NIASTERMAN JAMES HARRISON QUACRENBUSH SOPHOMORES HENRY BURR BUTTON 327 AKVILFORD FRANCIS STOUGHTON v-' S igma Founded 1869 UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA BETHANY COLLEGE A MERCER UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA HOWARD COLLEGE NORTH GEORGIA AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA IQANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY EMORY COLLEGE LEHIGI-I UNIVERSITY . IVIISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA DE PAUW UNIVERSITY PURDUE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF INDIANA ' ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE MOUNT UNION COLLEGE STATE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY WILLIAM JEWELL COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT NORTH CAROLINA A. AND M. COLLEGE ROSE POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE TULANE UNIVERSITY LELAND STANFORD, JR., UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA BROWN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF MAINE UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY GEORGIA SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY Roll Of Chapters NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY ALBION COLLEGE STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY LAFAYETTE 'COLLEGE COLORADO SCHOOL OF NIINES UNIVERSITY OF OREGON CORNELL UNIVERSITY STATE UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI STATE SCHOOL OF MINES WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO IOWA STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY CASE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE DARTMOUTH COLLEGE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY LOMBARD UNIVERSITY PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE WVESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY OKLAHOMA UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA DELAWARE STATE COLLEGE STETSON UNIVERSITY IVIANHATTAN UNIVERSITY COLORADO AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO WASHINGTON STATE COLLEGE OF COLORADO OF WVISCONSIN OF ILLINOIS NIICHIGAN OF MINNESOTA ARKANSAS MONTANA WASHINGTON OF OF OF COLGATE UNIVERSITY OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE 328 bggma .Na Gamma Theia Chapter Established in 1901 FRATRES IN FACULTATE CHAUNCEY RUTHVEN NICANLIS BENJAMIN DUNBAR VVILSO-N FRATER IN URBE ROBERT HAROLD CHAMBERLAIN SENIORS MAHLON HENRY BEAKES JAMES CAMPBELL NICDOUGALL GEORGE ALDEB BENTON EDWARD BURNHAN MCELROY WELLBORN ESTES EDWARD ELLINGTON NEILI. PAUL FC-RDHAM NUGENT I JUNIORS RANDALL ALLEN ANDERSON NIAXWELL WALTHOUR LIPPITT CARLES FOX BEELER , PAUL HARING NIINTON PAUL LATAUNT BLEAKLEY RUSSELL JOHN NADHERNY JOHN NIXON BULLEN PAUL RAYMER DOUGLAS LEE ROOT SOPHONIORES STAFFORD BACON BEACH PAUL ALEXANDER MCINNES WILLIAM MCCLURE GALE EDMOND MARTIN CHARLES BURROWS JACOBS EDWARD BARRIEN SANDERS DOUGLAS HAROLD JOHNSON JEROME GEORGE SCHNEIDER WALTER GRAY KING, JR. .HENRY ROYCE YORK FRESHMEN WALLACE MARSHALL ADAMSON ROBERT MEYERS ROSS LYMAN NIALCOLM BREESE CARL WEDDINGEN OLNEY JOHN VREELAND CUNDELL JOHN DALZELL SHANER JOHN SOLON FLAUTT TOWNSEND FRANKLIN SOUTHARD CHARLES HAXRRISON HARNEY DAVID TRAINER, JR. 329 35 333 ll !!! -E i 'SE . WI V E SIatbIisfhge d 1902 ' S V , Hr ww .2- 1 .V ,fl f3i1,w fuL.,w:Qfgj X 'V ' ' ,.,ig':mwr,,f F W' wg1'f,,. ,I '51 W T ' . P- ,NlI1.,f.?,, in 3rw1Q-W gsw 'Qwiivlxy - wil, , . fa ,,. ' 1' mr-wfxw n 'mc-g.vJ f-:mu g ,A :ww x ' rv ff ' - , 'Mt 3 lui- ' mlm- fJJt',-14' W-'Y , M, Y, W Y ' wg .. Vfaiw i':af k11b1!' f ' 1 Fiii y vwxiig fQ QQ, ik V . 1 ' if hws,-141 1. ,. 'A w,,. -- W -1, f5Iy,, ,QL-V . , ' - gasp-H lpjeh-'31Q'1-. 1 . 1' wg. wmv--fl!! . P ' . jg1uE'f','f3QpfJ: ffigziy Jil f ' 59-H ill' an .i'5Q1!,,, ,X , Mg:-Migk i f mi g N swsinge g xg, 7 , 52224131-w'w ':'me'1:fhv.l'W'1' ,wffugl r f N W 1 ..-. mfTvfA1-' .- 351. 'el-J A -mg 1 lf 11.341 92 .sw:1vrf',--mn. FJ :F- 1,'M I vf-'xi 'ewf ' M' A WW 1 -:J f WXGWV- . 'W' w !4f + W '- Maia , - ,qqewlc -my U : , w '- - , Kr-p, .FA- .1! fiElE5f15h5W 1Whid' x- 5 it wp -, L,vY! , WIT ifam fvd ,j-P M E Y v 'U' ' ly., m,wh,, in-'M --2-2 r ,w W'1'2 'fvxgw' ' ' Mfg, ul! 'N-wh Mniflfv . gyllgw wg , 1 'Xa-nf 1-iff' ' f F. ,U wh! NJ , rl V N fibff W H '-'--qf1'-f--- --frf'-LT- -A-T-'fr' -4- - ' 4 144: ii-15: f 'll :fa -14 - fu ' --330? -1 fin .J I 1 EJQLL 'I 1. .1 . 'I .. X. :Ea'J..n Q x a W l I ' ' C! FRATRES IN FACULTATE THOMAS ROLAND BRIGGS JULIAN DANA CORRINGTON . FRED WALDORE STEWART FRATRES IN URBE HARRY GIFFORD BULL CHARLES VICTOR PARSELL, JR. MARTIN BUELL TINKER SENIORS HARRY GRISWOLD CHAPIN EARL COLE HUNT ALMAN JAMES FOWLER FORD HA.PGOOD MCBERTY OSMER LANE GRISWOLD ARTHUR EDWARD MIDDLEHURST PERCY SUYDAM WILSON - JUNIORS WILLARD RIEHLMAN BARRETT SCHUYLER ALDEN PERRINE ROGER SCUREMAN CLARK ROBERT CECIL POOLEY PHILIP DOUGLAS RUPERT SOPHOMORES JOHN RAPPLEYE CHADWICK RICHARD IQENDRICK PARSELL EDWIN DEMETRIUS MINER CRAIG SANFORD ALONZO ERMILO PALOMEQUE HARRY WILT SCUREMAN FREEMAN ROBERT SWIFT FRESHMEN RALPH ROY ADAMS DAVID BATES PERRINE EARL ELEAZER COOLEY JOHN ERIC SCHWARTZ MYRON VVOODWARD DAVIS FREDERICK HOWE THOMPSON THOMAS DONALD TVICALLISTER WESLEY FULLER WILLOUGHBY 331 ALPHA BETA GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ZETA ETA THETA IOTA KAPPA LAMBDA MU . NU , X1 OMICRON P1 . RHO SIGMA TAU UPsrLoN PHI . if . ' .1 ' 1349, 'T ' 4' U55 V QQ --eifiy r r I Kid I I A ' AAA C ' 519 J , Theta Xi Founded 1864 ROLL OF CHAPTIZRS Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Sheffield Scientific School, Yale Stevens Institute of Technology Nlassachusetts Institute of Technology Columbia University Cornell University Lehigh University Purdue University VVashington University Pose Polytechnic Institute Pennsylvania State College Iowa State College University of California State University of Iowa University of Pennsylvania Carnegie Institute of Technology University of Texas University of IVIichigan Leland Stanford, Jr., University University of Vlfashington University of Wisconsin 332 -A f Gfzezfcz Zeia Cha pier Established in IQO3 SENIORS RAYNARD CHRISTIANSON WILLIS EDWARD HUGHES CHARLES WARD COMSTOCK HENRY ROHRER NIILLER JOHN KENNARD CONANT KIRK MENDENHALL REID EMIN HASSAN LUTHER LOCKE RICHARDSON ' JUNIORS HENRY JOHN BENISCH ANDREW JAMES RONALD HELPS HUGH RODERICK CARR ' HAROLD TALBOT LACEY HARRY JOSEPH DONAVAN ARTHUR BRAZIL NEWBY HAROLD BUSH GUILE GEORGE ELLIS QUIMBY JOHN EVERETT HARDY WATSON LEWIS SAVAGE, JR. COLEMAN HOBART SHERWOOD J SOPHOMORES WILLIAM HILBERT BLACK, JR. JOHN BXIATHEW NIALONEY WILLIAM WORDEN BOLTON CHARLES ELLISON MARTIN THEODORE BOWMAN KENNETH FRANK PRESTON DONALD ATKINS HOWE ROBERT FRANCIS PILE MICHAEL GERALD SULLIVAN FRESHMEN FRANKLYN EMMETT BURKE ARTHUR WILSON POST JAMES LANG HUKILL BERESFORD FRANK PROCTOR JAMES HARRIS NIATTOON VVILLIAM HENRY TRIEST 333 AGDCD Delia Theta Phi Founded in IQCO ROLL OF SENATES RANNEY, Cleveland Law School WIOMORE, Northwestern University HOLMES, Dickinson University COOLEY, Detroit College of Law FINCH, Cornell University WARVELLE, De Pauw University HARLAN, University of South Dakota BLECKLEY, University of Georgia FREEMAN, University of Tennessee MITCHELL, University of Minnesota DAY, Western Reserve University KENT, New York Law School LURTON, Chattanooga College of Law EPSILON, University of Arkansas DOUGLAS, John lVIarshall Law School LINCOLN, University of Chicago NIAGRUDER, Chicago Kent College of L BURKS, Washington and Lee U. INGALLS, Washburn University CHRISTIANCY, University of Michigan RAMSEY, St. Paul College of Law MA.RSIiALL, Ohio Northern University PARKER, Union College VON lVIOSCHZISKER, U. of Penn. WHITE, Georgetown University JEFFERSON, Richmond College FIELD, University of S. California FULLER, Fordham University BRYAN, Creighton University BENTON, Washington University DEADY, University of Oregon CHASE, Ohio State University VVAYNE, Atlanta Law School DWIGHT, Columbia University VVEBSTER, Webster College of Law SNYDER, Kansas City Law School JOHN ADAMS, Boston University PITNEY, New Jersey Law School QWHOWART, University of Utah HOSMER, University of Detroit GIBSON, University of Pittsburgh RUSSELL, New York University BREWER, University of Kansas WILSON, George Wfashington U. SAM HOUSTON, University of Texas 334 Finch Senate Established in IQO3 FRATRES IN URBE JUDGE WILLARD KENT HARRY BALDWIN SENIORS RICHARD HARTER BROWN FREDERIC NIARTIN HOSKINS WILLIAM PETHICK COLTMAN ARTHUR GLSEN EUGENE FRANCIS GILLIGAN VVILLIAM TALBOT SWANTON ' JUNIORS WILLIAM BELL DALEY, JR. SEARLES GREGORY SCHULTZ HENRY PENNY NIURPHY JOHN LANING TAYLOR SOPHOMORES LESLIE EADIE BRIGGS NELSON ROSGOE PIRNIE CLARENCE JOHN GORMAN WARD NVILKLOW 35 Zodiac Established in 1904 rp,,bXJ'H5rf::,e H M v A If 11 arm L U 1 ,,,,f'5.h 6 fn. , 5 im if vw F W V4 fy I gms if mr H 0: Wig ,, T1 4 35' 2,4-vf,'-Q , , Y xy.. ,- 1. , , , C : .f W N: -5 f.:g,gu: 5-,,.j vw H w.vT .1, is yeghxffz ' ' , 11 ,4www.:-ww-:b-1':-:.,F.,u9g,,11vu- fm-N H Jw tu, ' Aff--Jwm-,M'Q'.x-'11-,N.mi-nw ,:-nw -fr . -wr' :,:f4-fwf-QS lv'Q.u,sww11s+wsf.'f141-V Q. , ,W 'M' Z'wn': '-'1'1'1,'VEw-,5..1vg:1::K.q.-'J Y 'IN ff-vw, xy pf! A, u' wg'ff Q 1,3 fe. ww- 'lmf 5. -f F' 1 - N W 'viiliiifg if 'W wf ' s .I 4 . , A wi ' FP! 5. X Tybee. 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KK. , , 336 Z3 c:ZL'czcv FRATRES IN FACULTATE JOSEPH QUINCY ADAMS ' CARL CRANDALL GEORGE GLEASON BOGERT GEORGE ABRAM EVERETT Q CLARK SUTHERLAND NORTHUP FRATRES IN URBE WILLIAM FORREST LEE WILLIAM HAZLITT SMITH GEORGE STONE , SENIORS , JOHN HALL BOWKER THEODORE EMMETT GATY, J ARTHUR HERBERT DALZELL DONALD HARMON HERSHEY PHILIP LANGFORD DAVIDSON WALTER BLACK MESEROLL JUNIGRS I EDWIN BLAKE BICKFORD JESSE SHERWOOD COOPER ALLERTON EDDY JESSE WARREN FLECK BERNARD JAMES HA.RRISON WILLIAM ROBBINS HOCKING RUSSELL GLIN HOOKER EVERETT WINPIELD LINS GEORGE WILLIS LORD FREDERIC LUCE MCCLURE JOHN MILTON MESSINGER DONALD FORSYTH PECK -JAMES VVILLIAM TISDALE WVILERID WEBER HAROLD RUNYON YOUNG v BARCLAY DAYFOOT DEAN GUSTAV ALBERT FINGADO ROLAND MINER KENAH PHILIP COLGROVE CLARK BARTOW STRANG CURTIS FREDERICK EBERHARDT ALLEYNE WILLMOTT MAN SOPHOMORES RAYMOND LYLE READING WENDELL FOSTER ROBERT LINTON STONE S 4 N FRESHMEN ALFRED MAGNUS NYGREN IRVING RALPH WILLIAM JESTON VVALKER CHEE JOSEPH JAMES WELSH Seal and Serpenz' Established in 1905 V ,.,..f....,. .W W Fm' 5 I O1 W N111 ? my Mluxlumyi fm HI qyx nm xmnqnw ifwfffiwanlu I N' f' L q A K J N I ly J i ?'113 'QQ 1' 338 Ml , . J X FRATRES IN FA CULT ATE JOSEPH WILLIAM GAVETT, JR. A ' ANDREW THOMAS KNIGHT SENIORS ROGER BAILEY P ROGER EASYTMAN BRYAN STERLING DAVIS ROBERT MALCOLM GAVETT NORMAN NIURDOCK TINKHAM JUNIORS GEORGE WHITE BAIRD SAMUEL GRANT K.ENT ALLEN ELLSWORTH HILDRETH GEORGE FITZ RANDOLPH POLLARD n SOPHOMORES EDWIN WOODWARD ALLEN ALBERT ALSTON GOESSLING JOHN LAZIER BEATTY HARRY MERLE HOOKER EUGENE RAINIER BREWSTER BURNETT ALLEN REEVES JAMES BRITTON CRABTREE WVALTER CAMERON ROBERTS DEAN HASBROUCH GALLAGHER WVILLIAM HENRY ROMETSCH, JR. FRESHMAN PAUL GUSTAVE XVELLENKAMP 339 ALPHA DELTA EPSILON . THETA KAPPA MU . LAMBDA . ZETA SIGMA ETA IOTA NU . X1 . . OMICRON . RHO PI . PHI . TAU . UPsILoN . CHI . , PSI . . OMEGA . 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Ylgpffi Zeta Beta Tau Founded 1898 ROLL OP CHAPTERS l College of the City of New York Columbia University New York University University of Pennsylvania Cornell University Boston University Western Reserve University Case School of Applied Science Tulane University Union University ' Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute Ohio State University Nlassachusetts Institute of Technology Syracuse University University of Illinois Louisiana State University University of Nlichigan Harvard University McGill University University of Virginia University of Alabama University of Missouri Chicago University Vanderbilt University University of Southern California 340 I zzfaf ge-fa, Wan Kappa Chapter Established in IQO7 FRATRES IN URBE ISAAC KARL BERNSTEIN ABRAHAM WILFRED FEINBERG EZRA JOHN FEINBERG SENIORS BRUNO VOLTAIRE BITKER ALFRED ELIAS FISCHER MERWIN JESSE FINKELSTEIN ALFRED MORTON SAPERSTON ' ' JUNIORS PAUL BENJAMIN FRANKLIN WALTER MARX ' ROMAN JACOB GREIL EDWARD JOSEPH REGENSBURG. BENJAMIN WALTER HIRSH, JR. SAMUEL JOSEPH SOLOMON SGPHOMORES HARRY BRUCE CAHAN ERIC DONALD HIRSCH GEORGE FALK GERSHEL ELMER DE ROY LEVY ALVIN EMIL WEST FRESHMEN ARTHUR BAKER MAXWELL MARKS ROBERT MORRIS FISCHER LAWRENCE WEDDELL NEWMAN WILLIAM STERN GUTWILLIG REGINALD REICHMAN THEODORE ISAACS WILERED ROTHSCHILD REGINALD SOLOMON 341 Kappa Psi Established in 1907 ,N M Wx , 0 ff gl1la,i1lQqXjl 40114150 'Fwd' 5 I 9 Q H -:ii-. U :EEED 1 D Q es 70 9 ,ff ,XY ., Q E 34 'Egg NS K. KID 'NX xg v-v'X, Ziff .7y l,f ffbwf' , 5456 KE Vzzkffjgf 2'-.3 jiri , M7 Y N-,J f 71' fxff K, 1 ff? i I 1, 7 4v4,., IMMY5 M5425 EQ! 4 ' ff? ff 1' , I A-AMAA yy ff yy-7 my N-:R W'-Mffff ' f W s f Jgypwr ffpzifzy M0 f fl f -ffl ff' 1 4 A g ,W f ff fA,x.f WWWW rlppa I L TRATRES IN URBE . f A ' 54522-3,.1,.. ' , A -' ' ' . ' ,' . , ,. , I - , , A ,.,. 5 ' 1 'El , ' f - -'ff S ,L 11:-341' , ,gf J1 S' ldi2-2? '5 ' j ' , ' f E1 125- 51.: -- ..' 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JUNIORS RAYMOND TERHUNE ANDERSON MILTON ALPHONSE KOEHLER JAMES BLANCHARD ARMSTRONG JOHN HENRY WILLIAM KROGMANN WILLARD JOHN BARTLETT VINCENT BRANNER LAMOUREUX IVIERLE LESLIE COCKCROFT XXVILLIS ELWIN IVIARTIN EDWIN IQNAUSS ORSON RUPERT ROBSON SIMEON NIATHER WRIGHT SOPHGMORES LEON EDWARD ABARTLETT HENRY BIXBY HATHAWAY DWIGHT CONN DALE ROGER CHARLES JOHNSON ARTHUR DEAGON, JR. PERLEY MASON IQNAPP FRESHMEN CARL EMMETT DEAN AMOS PRESCOTT LOOMIS CHARLES ARTHUR FISHER W'ILLIAM ALLEN MCCUTCHEON GEORGE JACKSON JENNINGS RVINSTON PERRY JOSEPH LENDWAY HOWARD RELYEA SHERMAN, JR. 343 PHI PSI . PHI CHI . PHI PHI . PHI OMEGA PHI ALPHA PHI BETA PHI DELTA ' PHI EPSILON PHI ZETA . PHI ETA . PHI THETA PHI GAMMA PHI IOTA . PHI KAPPA PHI LAMBDA PHI MU PHI NU S . 1 ff I W .3 X ' J ,f .Hg5miEUiiiY'f rgffl- N , W ill I 5 I if K 'iigi fih Vi ' l l x F A I1 ' TT 1: X x gh: Q ef ' f off ii? ' A 'III , A Alpha Chi Rho Founded at Trinity College 1895 ROLL OF CHAPTERS 34-1 Trinity College A Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute University of Pennsylvania Columbia University Lafayette College Dickinson College Yale University U Syracuse University University of Virginia lfVashington and Lee University Cornell University Wesleyan University Allegheny College University of Illinois 'Pennsylvania State College Lehigh University Dartmouth College QLXZDZLG Chg R140 Phi Theia Chapter Established in IQOS ' SENIORS RAYMOND JOHN HEMPHILL FREDERICK FISHER HUBACH JUNIORS ALEXANDER SCHULTZ EISENBRANDT NIERRILL COLLIER LOFTON ROBERT BROWN FALCONER LEO VALENTINE MARKTHALER CARL JAY HASEROUCK - THEODORE GEORGE RAPP ANDREW JOSEPH HEMMER REED PELTON TRAVIS SOPHOMORES . EARL RAYMOND ANDREW WILLIAM CLYDE O7BRIEN FRANK MILLER FALCONER WILLIAM OLIVER STRUNK HAROLD ALDEN JEWETT CHARLES DEGOLYER TINKER FRESHMEN HARRIS TREVETTE BUBB HOULDER HUDGINS EUGENE LYON JEWETT DONALD WISNER NIYRICK ABRAHAM IVIALONE JOHNSON FREDERICK 'WILLIAM SAMPSON 345 ALPHA DELTA ZETA . ETA . THETA IOTA . KAPPA LAMBDA BETA . MU . GAMMA EPs1LoN NU . OMICRON X1 . P1 . RHO . SIGMA. TAU . UPSILON .. K X - 5 -Lv !:. ..: .9.?,,.fQ: - , L-2 ff l ,1 73 , i 41jSA,,,L Jzcjwv' 7 ' ,, X-ff TX. A7'gT:vIS1ES1,u0 W Alpha Sigma Phi Founded at Yale 1845 ROLL OF CHAPTERS 346 Yale University Marietta College Ohio State University University of Illinois University of Nlicliigan Cornell University University of Wisconsin Columbia University Harvard University University of VVashington . Nlassachusetts Agricultural College Ohio Wfesleyan University University of California University of Pennsylvania University of Nebraska Colorado University University of Nlinnesota University of Kentucky Leland Stanford, Jr. University Pennsylvania State College J cpfzfvkfi TM I ofa Cha pier Established in IQOQ I FRATRES IN FACULTATE ARTHUR WITTER GILBERT VICTOR FERDINAND TAPKE FRATER IN URBE I CLAYTON W'ORTH COUSENS , SENIORS RAYBURN VVEEKS HEMPHILL RALPH GUSTAVE STARKE CUYLER SHAW PATTON DEAN CUSHING WIGGINS WESTON ROGER REESE CHARLES EMMANUEL NIODJESKI JUNIORS JOHN ROBERTS AIKINS EGERTON KAYE HUNTER THOMAS MUELLER BALL HECTOR BRADFORD SAMSON WILLIAM ALLEN WALKER SOPHOMORES ' DANIEL SAYRE BEAM ROBERT ST. JOHN ORMISTON JERRY SPIRES DORSEY FRANCIS ALOYSIUS REGAN, JR. GARRETT DENYCE DURYEA GEORGE WILLIAM ANTON SAAM HENRY BERNHARD GLATHE RALPH SMITH FRANK WILLIAM GUMBOLDT, JR. SHERWOOD VERMILYE A' ROGIER XVILLIAMS FRESHMEN JOHN IQENNETH BOOS OTTO HENRY NIAIER MIGUEL CILLONIZ MANUEL TEXIDOR 347 Q 1 PFI? 5.1251 lllllllrlnl f -.Q a P ,,tfs!!iggilIefall,af , , 'vi 5 l 4' x I, l Sigma Phi Sigma Founded in IQO4 ROLL OF CHAPTERS ALPHA . A University of Pennsylvania DELTA . Maryland State College EPSILON . University of California GAMMA . i Cornell University 348 Sigma Gamma Chapier Established in IQIO FRATRES IN FACULTATE JOHN HALL BARRON MAURICE CHASE BURRITT OLNEY BROWN KENT GEORGE HARVEY NIILLER RODNEY WESSON PEASE GILBERT WARREN PECK FRATRES IN URBE LIVINGSTON BLAUVELT JAMES LEWIS BERSTON ROBERT LEROY CLEAR HERBERT LAIRD GARY WILLIAM BARTON GREENWOOD7 JR. HAROLD CLAYTON GRINNELL ROMEYN BECK HOUGH, JR. 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ROLL GF CHAPTERS 352 University of Pennsylvania Washington and Jeioferson College Dickinson College Franklin and lVIarshall College University of Virginia Columbia University Tulane University University of Illinois Randolph-Macon College Northwestern University Richmond College Pennsylvania State College Washington and Lee University University of West Virginia University of Maine Armour Institute of Technology University of Maryland University of Wisconsin Vanderbilt University University of Alabama University of California Massachusetts Inst. of Technology Georgia School of Technology Purdue University University of Michigan University of Chicago Cornell University University of Minnesota Leland Stanford, Jr, University qidppa Sqyfflaf., ,, Alpha Rho Chapfer Established in IQII FRATRES IN FACULTATE WILLIAM EDWARD BEITZ LEONARD ALEXANDER LAWRENCE HORACE LEONARD JONES .MARTIN WRIGHT SAMPSON FRATRES IN URBE EUGENE BAKER FREDERICK ROBINSON ROBERT DEPUE OSCAR JAMES SEWELL ALFRED BISSELL WRAY SENIORS JAMES KING AIMER LOWELL HOBART RILEY REGINALD HADLEY COE JAMES EDWARD SCHAAF CHRISTOPHER MINTA CORDLEY TRENT ELWOOD SANFORD SIDNEY WATSON HOPKINS FREDERICK TOTTEN SUTTON EDWARD HARGRAVE PATTISON GEORGE HERBERT TIDMARSH - CLARENCE PETER ZEPP JUNIORS ROY EDGAR BARKDULL WILLIAM WALTER CRAIG PAUL WOODHULL DRAKE HENRY EWALD, JR. EDWARD RIDLEY GERKEN DEMETRIUS WILBUR GRIS WOLD LOUIS HAROLD HINRICHS DONALD ETHELBERT LEITH EDWARD HARVEY LONG MAITLAND BERTRAM PETRIE MIGUEL CHINCHILLA VARONA SGPHOMORES HERBERT GEORGE BANSE WILLIAM BRYANT BACKER LORRAINE PVHITNEY CARTER ALBERT STANLEY DUNCAN BENJAMIN PHILIP GARTON EDWARD ELISHA GRAY, JR. LINSLEY SHEPARD GRAY RAUL GUTIERREZ HOWARD HARVEY HITCHCOCK HAROLD NIILLER LEINBACH GALLOWAY CHESTON NIORRIS, 3 BAYARD EUGENE TAYLOR CURTIS HUSSEY TURNBULL FRESHMEN HAROLD JEAN BENSON WILLIAM GERARD COBB JAMES STUBY BENTLEY ARTHUR MILLER LEINBACH 353 RD ALPHA GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ZETA . . GAMMA SIGMA LAMBDA , THETA IOTA . 1? : In 7 1 , -. ..ix i l'illfii., 4129 rw' 14 '. x , ,fy I --5 mi V .4f,.0 :9lu4'. .. .. ., . Ugg' f ff,'5f E.: ' 'ie:a1:1x.:a,1z,g5g -.1 M. Mx mrs: ' . ...., ..! .,... !i...!. .. .ss . , ., 0- F-mirs1i5'::pszi15si'lii 'ifuv i4 1f M H. , ,,,. ,Q Z i r l 5'1:..,. -V . lf Q4--'lili iiiiiiiiiiiaife. 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PHILIP CLINTON SAINBURG SENIORS I JEROME GLASER NEVILLE IQAISER HOFELLER LVLAX JAMPOL IUNIORS LAWRENCE MORRIS LATZ SIECFRIED STANLEY PREVIN ABRAHAM LEWIS SPITZER SOPHOMGRES HAROLD JEROME FRANK LASKER KAHN LOUIS KAISER HAROLD JULIAN LANDE SEYMOUR LEOPOLD BAUM SIDNEY UDELL GLASER ELLISON JACOBSTEIN HENRY LEVENE ALFRED JACOB LOEW HARRY LOUIS POLLACK ISADORE SAMUEL JKVORTH FRESHMEN 355 RICHARD IQOHNS IQAUFMANN EDWIN IQRIEGSMAN EARLE ELMER LEVY TWA , J! i as-.....c.pl 7Gi'b. www -f-- -w.vfM.x4:1 , ,Q . A-4,42 V 1 www were-:f l A :4...-:fWw - v wu- r-- ,A , fwf as sk' ,fus e 1.-ff -- w .A VV V- lk-by .V , 1, gi, 5 j ' '?f . , ff ,, fav ' . 4 C .. A, ' Sigma Alpha Mu Founded IQOQ ALPHA , . College of the City of New York BETA . . Cornell University I GAMMA . Columbia University DELTA . Long Island Medical College EPSILON . Physicians' and Surgeons' College ETA . . Q Syracuse University ZETA . . Cornell Medical College THETA . University of Pennsylvania IOTA . . University of Kentucky KAPPA . University of Minnesota LAMBDA . Harvard University NU . . University of Builalo X1 . Massachusetts Institute of Technology P1 . . Yale University OMICRON . University of Cincinnati RHO . . University of Illinois 356 - -.v :vo amz- f:4- .s-:smugfp-.fz-In1-.cf,L--mmf'-1-1:11 is fi 4.41. -'XZQWV MV 1 ' .-fi. Ip-Jw.: -Im., .5 -, .,,. . . , , .mmf A grgmwwmmv, Z fi mx 'K' 73 W' If x 'I ifxfjvm f f 57' :V .4 ..,, , . -. , I. 5 -119 4 4341.2-I ' - -1,2 '4:f. 1 ., .- ,vijggzsd 5:1431 E -,yn '-4, jg wax. A 3 ,J ,.,.f.-aA.?..,Q.,,.iIEWI,-Wgggh .- IZ 1 qw REV' ---' ' I ' ' - , 1 f fm?-' FA 1,-'JM , ' , ' .1 - 1 '.7 2' , Aff-4I.T.I..,,:., f ww 1:1 N 4 I . ,152 49:2 ' .2 5 UI g'f-'mg'-S, ,- ., 'X -.. I 5 'V A, . , ,..i ,f2i4s,W- 1 1!i'W..LI:1'1 '? '57F'iI. ix' X. L ' ff' I-I 2... ' 1212 VA-. 5' f' , 2. I 2 JJ., 33312 te wi A -- If V ' 4 . -1: 'f252'1f' 4131-f ' 'A F7 :'-5 ' il' 'W . If 5 3f,v,f. 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', 1 if it ggi, -lvl f -V si' .ll'l7TNli,l' 12 , i,,.,,iw g A fx 415. ll' . JSE WN 'l il ,xl-3 in Q 3 X X sig' axggf-55 V1 - Q se ALPHA BETA . EPSILON ZETA . ETA . THETA IOTA . :KAPPA LAMBDA MU ' . NU X1 . OMICRON P1 . RHO . SIGMA . TAU . UPs1LoN CHI . sl 6 1 P E T 'V 553, K, . .1-.isa W . -w s . Phi Epsilon Pi Founded in 1902 ROLL OF CHAPTERS 358 College of the City of New York Columbia University Cornell University University of Pittsburgh 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 Mainie Rhode Island State College Brown University H Alabama Polytechnic Institute Connecticut Agricultural College Syracuse University I .I 1 i , ,, A V - ff..- , .YW M , AA ,A Y -.1-Z-:---.--A :,,4v f If I 5 I 1 1 I 1 XI 9, jr. 1 . XI I R 2 PA li N 1 v ! 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GAMMA DELTA EPSILON A P my dw W 4 i Omega Tau Sigma University of Pennsylvania Cornell University Ohio State University Toronto University George Washington University 360 X IVLERQCL CLLL 45Lgl7LaJ Beta Chapier f Established in IQII FRATRES IN FACULTATE I DR. RAYMOND RUSSELL BIRCH DR. HOWARD JAY MILKS 'JT DR. CHARLES MILTON CARPENTER DR. VERANUS ALVA MOORE J' DR. JAMES NATHAN FROST DR. EARL SUNDERVILLE DR. JAMES LAW DR. HOTATIO L. VAN VOLKENBERG FRATRES IN URBE HOWARD BOWMAN GENUNG WILBUR FRANKLIN GRANT SENIORS JAMES HENRY BRINK HENRY ROEMER ELLIS WALTER JOHN CHYNOWETH DEWITT LAGRANGE LOUIS ALFRED CORWIN EARL JAMES MCBRIDE LEONARD JOHN DESSON ALBIN NATHANIEL MUSKOVIN CHARLES EDWARD DUNCAN HENRY PATRICK NOONAN A CLARENCE PETER ZEPP JUNIORS I CLIFF DEAN CARPENTER HERBERT EDWARD MARSH WILLIAM JEROME CONLIN ALDEN HASSELTINE RUSSELL MYRON GUSTEN FINCHER HADLEY CARRUTHERS STEPHENSON EDWARD GRAHAME FISHER JOHN STURROCK I JAMES WEST FULLER VINCENT WILLIAM TOWELL RAYMOND JAMES WILKINSON SOPHOMORES FRED GRAY KING JOHN ATKINSON RATHBONE CHARLES STICKNEY MCCOY GEORGE SCHWAMM JOSEPH HENRY GJLEARY HARRY WILLIAM SUTTON FRESHMEN JOHN FLOWER BULLARD FRANK MCBRIDE EARL LOUIS BRUNETT ROSWELL MILLER MONROE EDWARD ALBERT CASLICK CLARENCE ROGER ROBERTS HAROLD MOON DEVOLT OTTO RUEHLE WILLIAM HERMAN DOHM JOHN CORYDON TURNER JOHN LAFRANCE EARL FRANKLIN WHIPPLE CLARENCE LOOPE BERNARD WVAKEFIELD 361 ffl' 2619! 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IOWA GAMMA ILLINOIS ALPHA IVICNTANA ALPHA OREGON ALPHA KANSAS BETA Founded IQOI ROLL OF CHAPTERS 362 Richmond College West Virginia University University of Pennsylvania University of Colorado College of Wfilliam and IVIary 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 VVashington University Baker University University of California University of Nebraska State College of VVashington Nlassachusetts Agricultural College Cornell University , Brown University University of NIichigan Iowa YVesleyan College University of Denver University of Tennessee University of hfIissouri Lawrence College Pennsylvania State College Ohio VVesleyan University Colorado Agricultural College University of IXfIinnesota Iowa State College University of Iowa University of Illinois University of Montana Oregon Agricultural College Kansas State Agricultural College Sgyma Cgjvsilofu New York Baia Chapter Established in IQI2 FRATRES IN FACULTATE WALTER LICHENTHALER CONWELL OSCAR DIEDERICH VON ENGELN DONALD ENGLISH FRATRES IN URBE HENRY CLARK BALDWIN JAMES FERRIS TVICIKINNEY JAMES ALEXANDER NICKINNEY A LEWIS AUSTIN TOAN ' SENIORS HARRY LUCIUS ALDRICH JAMES ARMAND TWEISSNER ARTHUR BRUCE BOEHM LELAND FOREMAN NOBLE WALLACE VINCENT CUNNEEN FRED JOWETT TAPLEY J KENNETH MCINTYRE DOTY JOHN LANNING TAYLOR BYRON HICKS WALTER DENVITT THOMPSON HARRY BROOKS HOFFMAN THOMAS GRAECEN WEILLEPP FRANK CARLTON KINGSLAND HOWARD MARVIN WHITCOMB JUNIORS THAD LUMPKIN COLLUM NIARTIN FROBISHER, JR. HAROLD GRANT DAVIS ROBERT .HALGIN GREENE EMMET HARRY DODGE WICKHAM HAXRTZELL QUINAN JOHN OWEN WILSON DONALDSON KENNETH NIARSHALL SHAW A WADE INSKEEP WILSON SOPHOMORES IRVING BOSLEY BAUGHER JOSEPH DEWEY DUNLEAVY HAROLD EDMUND BRENNAN MURRILL HAMILTON FORSTER CLARENCE WESLEY BROWN ARCHIE NELSON LAWSON BENJAMIN AMOS CUNNINGHAM DAVID HALLIDAY NIOFFAT SELDEN WILLIAM GSTROM FRESHMEN GILBERT HENRY DENTON, JR. WILLIAM GEORGE RHODES SANFORD RUBY PARKER NEVVELL COE STEWART BRADLEY DORR XVALLS 363 ALPHA BETA . GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ZETA . ETA . THETA IoTA . KAPPA LAMBDA MU . XI . NU . OMICRON PI . RHO . SIGMA . TAU . UPSILON PHI . CHI . Psi A , ,IAI I ii 'IQ IFC fri: I i '.If': 4 ' ' w .. A 31, 1 71 A. -5. '. - -, xx, I 'Qi' L - 'fl ,.354m 1, Ai , --1-A '4 1, 'ie fftt ,, Y- 1 V- ' ' -M.: '1v..a,Q,f,ssri I , V- I V 5 iwfiggm' 5' - A - I -f - A, 1' -.', -2415: '- , , 1 f its j f gp ' QQ ,' ,..f1::2 - - Wi-wi W' ,, . . 'fi I K' . .,,.2. -lf . I Theta Chi Founded 1856 ROLL OF CHAPTERS 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 I-Iampden-Sidney College Richmond College Dickinson College University of Illinois Oregon Agricultural College University of Florida New York University North Dakota Agricultural College Alabama Polytechnic Institute University of Wisconsin 364 A 1 A Q-Zeta -A Lambda Chapter Established in 'IQI2 ' FRATRES IN UREE WILSON FIELDS DEGRGAT JAMES EVART MATTHEWS SENVIORS CHESTER WRIGHT BISSELL JOSEPH HILL LAY WILLIA.M HARRY BLEW ' . JOHN HUNTER NICCLURE CLARENCE DALLY COULTER WALTER THOMAS PAINE WILLIAM HARRISON, JR. CLARENCE EDWARD PLUNKETT HENRY JACOB KALTENTHALFR, JR. HENRY GEORGE SCHMIDT WALTER LEE SCOTT JUNIORS SAMUEL MEADE COOMBS, JR. DAVID VICTOR LUMSDEN CHARLES HENRY COOPER PAUL EVERETT PARKER JAMES BLAINE FRYE WILLIA,M SCRIVENER RURODE THORNE COMINGS HULBERT CARL EDWIN SCHULTE I LESLIE BOWER TOWNSEND SGPHOMORES JAMES RICHARD ADAMS J JOHN JACOB VOGT SCHAEFER EDWARD DONALD EARLY LEONARD MONROE SHULL OLIVER ELMORE EVERETT .JAMES HARRIS SOMMERVILLE BENJAMIN SANBORN GRAHAM WILLIAM MACBRIDE YOUNG FRESHMEN FREDERICK HINRICHS CHARLES DANIEL LUDLUM 365 as m- -E fi 'I J :J : ' w J' W r I in 15912 Q ,1 Q .3532- - W-,-g:1.7, f 1. , r M w Bent 1 1QE:1 'Jlw,a x vu v 5 Y ' in ' W. E g , -M'-, N 31, wg ' ' ', 1 ' .mf mb. 'f w ,. ,W- .. 'fr - W1-I AQ 'X if '-My 7-- ,1lf1'JI-Rf:-'ff 1 :'2'11sf1:2wL1.fw, WW: pf far 7 1 ef gi S1:'a':1il'. . ,,, 16? 'fU'. H 'S'14--:wif 'MPEG f- 1'+i5.'W-5jWl!:v'g' IU fcffmfff' w9M' ff? 1lfWww. 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HOWARD BURNSHIP ORTNER CHARLES GEORGE SEELBACH HORACE ELLSWORTH SHACKELTON JOSEPH PHIPPIN SHAW I I ADOLPH RAYMOND WALTZ CLYDE ARLINGTON WARNE JUNIGRS ' HA.ROLD SNEDAKER FISHER IRA HAROLD HOUSTON JOHN LISTER IVICELERESH EDWARD PRICE MCKEE CARL HERBERT TIBBITTS COLSTON ESTEY WARNE SOPHOMORES HENRY VINCENT ANDREWS JAMES HUNTER CHESTON CHESTER COUGHRAN DAVIS WVALDEMAR JOHN GALLMAN HERBERT FRANKLIN GOOD JAMES ASHER MCCONNELL ROBERT SAUNDERS ACKERLY ROBERT JOSEPH CLARK JAMES FRANKLIN FRANCIS STEPHEN SANFORD GREEN JAMES ALEXANDER RAMSPXY ROBERT REESE USHER ALBERT COE WALKLEY CLARENCE WILLPXRD WALKLEY RAYMOND DAVID YOUNG ERNEST ZADIG ERESHIVIEN . WILLIAM JEFFERSON PRATT CHESTER ELWYN RACE FREDERICK THEODORE SCHNATZ EDWIN LOUIS SMITH AMES DONALD ZIMMERMAN S71 Z 'ma-5 Y-. - .fl 7 21 r:4'i.-.4- - 51,1 vf-, - .-. - W Y... 3 . ,-1,1 1-1,1 ,i ,J J., K 5.1 A Kappa Phi Founded in I9 13 .Tvs L7 X rgfgfg V If , 2 l 'Hi:2 'f 'N W1 ..'2-2 :- 1574:-,f 155135:- '-'ZEEB ' x -w ' '.-I-13 '-L-1-1-2 na. 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Psi OMEGA . ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA BETA ALPHA GAMMA ALPHA DELTA ALPHA EPSILON ALPHA ZETA ROLL OF CHAPTERS 374 University of Wisconsin University of Minnesota Case School of Applied Science University of NIissouri 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 NIaine 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 NIichigan University of Kentucky University of Cincinnati Washington University lXfIass. Institute of Technology Tau Chap fer Established in IQI3 HONORARY WILDER DNVIGHT BANCROFT JAMES ADRIAN BIZZELL ARTHUR WESLEY BROWNE GEORGE VVALTER CAVANAUG-H EMILE NIONNIN CHAMOT LOUIS NIUNROE DENNIS WILLIANI RIDGELY ORNDORFF GRADUATES AUSTIN BAILEY MYRON XVESLEY COLONY RALPH THOMAS CORNWELL JOHN EDWARD FOGLESONG WALTER SPRAGUE FROST ARCHIE BERNHARD HOEL STUART DEMINO JACKSON EARL ALBERT LOUDER MELVIN NICHOLS ARTHUR JOHN RIDER RALPH VVALTER GRAYSON VVYCKOFF SENIORS FREDERICK FISHER HUBACH JOHN CULVER LEPPART FREDERICK NILL HENRYK RYNfXLSKI JUNIORS WILLARD RIEHLMAN BARRETT JAMES DODDS CURPHEY ANDREW JOSEPH HEMMER JOHN LISTER TVICELFRESH 375 ALVIN CANFIELD PURDY ERIC THEODORE SCHULZ DONALD RAYMOND STEVENS JOHN VVJESLEY STOCKETT, JR. Boston University ALPHA y ,, -aa YK . al ---- I .1 . sirr I ' , ,,-. A - ., ' A wma' im D xwygi I .s IL, I Ns' ll .- lu UL -k - :il Fil 'i fi iii . 1 I 4 J I x I A ,I . ,f A I I JJ 1 PM Vx as X i, Y 'A Wil oz I in i , sw' if , ,ol sg, 'NX 9 :W x l ' NZ , ,. 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Founded in IQO9 ROLL OF CHAPTERS 376 Massachusetts Agricultural College University of Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State College Brown University Massachusetts Inst. of Technology University of Nlaine 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 Oregon Agricultural College University of Vlfisconsin Cumberland University University of Alabama Missouri School of Mines University of Denver University of Indiana University of Texas Iowa State College Oklahoma A. and M. College Franklin and Marshall College Syracuse University New Hampshire College Richmond College Ohio University Wabash College Western Reserve University Colby College University of Washington Omicron Chapter Established in 1913 FRATER IN FACULTATE HUGH DANIEL REED FRATER IN URBE CHESTER JERMAIN HUNN SENIORS ' FREDERICK WILSON CRANE CUTHBERT BANCROFT FRASER GEORGE ERNEST CROSS DEAN ELWOOD LOUNSBERY LOWELL HAROLD CROSS DEAN CRAWFORD MOORE ARCHIE DONALD SCHEER JUNIORS JAMES REED CARSON WILLIAM FORRESTER STOTZ SOPHOMORES ALBERT JOSEPH HUGGER CECIL STANLEY ROBINSON 377 ALPHA BETA . GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ZETA . ETA . IOTA . THETA IQAPPA LAMBDA MU . ENE - ' 1.3, ev . . ..211:x-:1:3if:s31:32Ez5 C my k'i551'3 ' H? wifitw.. - 'tdfffe -.1 . . V 111' . -ang '4-Q'2i:'Q-11' -. , . , T f. FJ ET'cu.r Mwjb UJ Alpha Gamma Rho Founded in IQO44 ROLL OF CHAPTERS 37S University of Illinois Ghio State University Pennsylvania State College Purdue University ' North Dakota State College Cornell University Iowa State College University of Wisconsin University of Missouri University of Nebraska University of Minnesota lVlassa'c:husetts Agricultural College Zeta Chapier Established in IQI3 FRATRES IN FACULTATE BRISTOW ADAMS GLEN WASHINGTON HERRICK EARL WHITNEY BENJAMIN IQARL JOHN SEULKE I RALPH HICKS VVHEELER FRATRES IN URBE FREDERICK VVILLIAM FURST EDWARD FRAZER HOPKINS THOMAS EVERALL BXIILLIMAN SENIORS JOHN LEVENUS BUYS PERCY LAWRENCE DUNN ALLEN FARNHAM LOCKWOOD FRANK LEROY NIANNING HAROLD BENTLEY FULLER JOHN PURDY NIAYNARD NIAYNARD CHARLES HAMMOND DWIGHT BOUTVVELL RANNO ARTHUR FRED SIMPSON JUNIORS ANDREW ALVORD BAKER RAYMOND WILLIAM BELL EDISON IWOORE COLLINS EDWARD DAVENPORT FRANK LEE DUMOND EDWARD BURR GIDDINGS JOHN BARTLETT HUNT R DONALD HOAGLAND FRANCIS JOHN OATES EDWARD LORENZO PLASS LOUIS EDWARD SMITH HOWARD ARTHUR STEVENSON SOPHOMORES CARL WILHELM NORDCREN OLIN CHESTER POTTER ICHARD HARDY TAYLOR 379 x V Q:GQi'f'ifj'fQ-+f,-- f U1 u 14 I 4 . 6,53 W Z 4 0 1 Q W , Q 5 Iw M ,NL . 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GEORGE GRAYDON CURTIS WILLIA.M LITTELL EVERITT CARL BREWER FRYE EDWARD REGINALD GRIGGS WILLIAM HERBERT GRIGSON PERCY ROBERT HOLMES ' IQENNETH MAX ST SENIORS DOUGLAS DEPUY MERRITT ELMORE BECKER STONE ERNEST VAUGHAN SULLIVAN LOWELL HOMER TEETE-R EMERY BOYCE TERBUSH FRED EUGENE YVHEELER WA.RD ALFORD WHEELER S EUGENE FRANCIS LECLUSE ALBERT LEROY LENTZ FREDERICK HOWARD MARSH DWIGHT LEEDS NICNULTY ALMON WENTWORTPI REYNOLDS NIAURICE FRANK SMITH HARLAND HUBBARD STEWART EWART SOPHOMORES HARRY EMMER BUCK EGBERT TOWNSEND CURTIS JOHN LEROY DICKINSON JOSEPH O,LEON EASTLACK STUART EDWARD HYDE JAMES TRACY LOYVES LESLIE RCIANSFIELD SHEPARD MARSHALL GRANT SHULTIS CHARLES CRITTENDEN FAIRFAX WVALTER WESLEY SIMONDS FREEMAN SMITH HO WLETT FRANCIS ALLEN WICKES ' FRESHMEN JOSEPH CHARLES GARDINER RALPH YVALTON STEWART HERBERT DAYTON TOBEY i - ' . -HW: -A-. 1,-N ' . -f 5 1, -- 1 iii' H - ,,545Lg LLIRNLLLIAN .Eg , , ,g?:- ,-,:.Y.-5.-,N-.-....,..,.-:-f-- ml Scorpion Founded in IQI4 Agp .:21,,1e21.e'. ,Q Q00 f W? , ,. 4V.AA '1',if 7' 382 A - 117111555 E, W ig 1 5, A , G p , :-J jE 4 11 73, , .. ,. 22:7 '- .' Af- ' , mf 1 fe ,, f V, 55' r ' W 'f ff f ,- Sf? LF E? EEK A 'T T KIM! fi 1 Elia, if? 5' J I .-,.-A- - f ' wx gg 7 ,iff . .Nj . , 2,4 J .. A - . 1 A aa Ili' A' 777 .LY QWJEZ , I 4i'.'f. T1 ff ' Ji A . .5 11 ' fL3- - Y, 'f' ' :A SV 3 .f ' :P .1 I-,,:.-....,f' Ir? jj V, . 1 ' ' g a: Liza' --'- f ' fg- ,152 .V 4- jf I 1 ,, I. , , ,, lyvvr S c O VID Lo Vx, FRATER IN FACULTATE ROBERT ARGYLL CAMPBELL FRATRES IN URBE ROBERT CONNOR BURNS EDGAR GUSTAVOS DELASKI FREDERICK VVILLIAM LOEDE, JR. SENIORS FAY COOK BAILEY JOHN BENJAMIN BENNETT JAMES MONROE CAMPBELL CYRUS NIARVIN CHRISTIAN CHARLES REXFORD DAVIS HENRY FOWLES PRINGLE HAROLD FREMONT CARR HORACE IQINNEY DIMENT FRANCIS JOSEPH DUFFY ROBERT IVICDONALD GARRETT JOHN CHARLES GEBHARD CHARLES HADLEY BOLESLAW BERTRAND IVANEK WARHAM WHITNEY JANES CHARLES EDWARD KREY JUNIORS I DEXTER VOSBURGH RIVENBURGH MERIT SCOTT HENRY VETTEL EMERSON BUZZARD RASBRIDGE ARTHUR SNOW WHITTEMORE KARL DAWSON WOOD . SOPHOMORES JOHN DAVRY ADAMS CHARLES WILLIAM BACKUS FREDERICK HENRY LAPE GEORGE TAYLOR PLUMB JAMES NIINOR PLUMMER CLAYTON NIORSE BULLOCK WARREN DARRES REINHARD FRESHIVI asa FRANCIS JOSEPH SCHMIDT EDWIN ROY SHAVER RALPH PERRIN THOMPSON WALTER IQENT VPXNALSTYNE FLOYD IRVING WHITMORE, JR. EN ERWIN ROBERT RUTHERFORD GEORGE OTTO VOSBURGH I 2,4 V , A -eigii, X 5 .x Liifiii. x 1:1 sEff?iA1 3 A 1 1 2-f .w g A .Y .N 49,4 M IA A Sggxh, A . ,Aw mv. ' Alpha Psi BETA CHAPTER Established in IQO7 F RATRES IN FACULTATE PIERRE AUGUSTINE FISH VERANUS ALVA MOORE JAMES NATHAN FROST WVILLIAM EDWARD NIULDOON WILLIAM ARTHUR HAGAN EARL SUNDERVILLE LOUIS MARTIN LOUNSBERY WALTER DENSLOW WAX' WA LTER LONG WILLIAMS FRATRES IN URBE CAMERON GOEF RAYMOND VAN GRMAN SENIORS RAYMOND VAUGHN GORTON YVELLINGTON EDWARD PARKS STANWOOD WILLIAM HAIGLER GLENN JOHN POWELL PAUL ROSWELL HOUGHTON JAY GRIFFITH TOWNSEND JUNIORS KENNETH SCHUYLER FRIDERICI ELLIS LINDSEY NIONTFORT ORLAND EDWARD HELMS CARLTON JAMES MORGAN ROY CAMBELL JOHNSTON DONALD LINUS PEASE JOHN LAUGHLIN TVTELVIN CHARLES REINHARD ADRIAN TVIORSE MILLS JAMES RICHARD VARLEY SOPHOMORES ELLSWORTH SI-IEFFER BROWN GLENN DOUGLASS HARMON LOREN NEWELL DODGE ROY VVALTER HARMON MORRIS GEORGE FRANCE ALFRED WILLIAM MEYER WALTER JAMES HALL ' DONALD FAY TAYLOR FRESHMAN DAVID WALTER CHENEY 384 I Sigma Upsilon Founded -in IQI5 FRATER IN URBE FRANK ATKINSON IQENNEDY GEORGE SINGLETON HISCOC ADOLPH OMEGA INFANGER SENIORS K WILLIAM BENJAMIN JAMES WILLIAM JOHN MOERSFELDER DONALD BOWER WILSON I HAROLD WILLIAM ATHOE RICHARD EDWARD BOOTH JOSEPH HOWARD CHRISTIAN HAROLD HARTER CROUCH CHARLES WILLIAM FISCHER GORDON NIACKELLAR JUNIORS RAYMOND NATHANIEL MERRILL WALTER EUGENE MICHEL ALGER JAMES SMITH JOSEPH EDWARD SMITH FREDERICK EUGENE STOUT In FRITZ WILLIAM VVEGNER PETER DETELIUS WESTERHOFF, JR. ARTHUR CORNELIUS LANSIN ALBERT HUNTRESS KOHLER SOPHOMORES G JOHN BOTHWELL PARK ' FRESHMEN PERCY HOLDEN WINCH 335 J? . 4, ' hf F AEATA lilf' 9 R S Phi Delia Pi BETA CHAPTER Established in 1915 SENIORS JOSEPH LEVINE MORRIS ROSS HERMAN WAAG JUNIORS LOU GREENE PHILIP PALEW MAX KEVELSON SOLOMON SCHWARTZREICII EDWARD HOWARD LEWIS SIDNEY STEINER , SIMON WEISS SOPHOMORES GEORGE JOSEPH BOOKSTEIN WILLIAM GOLDSTEIN FRESHMEN IRVING BERMAN MAX KUPFER HARRY HOBART BLASBALG LEONARD LOPINSKY IRA COHEN HARRY NIEISELS SAMUEL FEINSON INNOCENT JAMES VOLPE SAMUEL JOSEPH GOLDSTEIN DAVID STRAUSS 386 Alpha Epsilon Pi BETA CHAPTER Established. in I 9 I 6 SENIOR SAMSON SAMUEL GOLDBERG JUNIORS MILTON ADLER BENJAMIN HARRISON GURWITZ SOPHOMORES HYMAN ADELSBERG LEON BOSCI-IRIN JACOB LEBOWITZ BORACH LOUIS TINKLER BENJAMIN BERNARD BRAUER FELIX RAPHAEL TYROLER BERNARD LEIFER HYMAN WEISBERO ERESHMEN THEODORE HYMAN BESKIN HENRY OSHRIN WILLIAM COHEN ALFRED DAVID PELTZ 337 .-3,4 1 f 1 , ,hrff -avi' f ff-, ,fm 1 La. V 4' Y'.. Lf ,Ka .. --ax: Q.. 'w Px Ss? I. X Y 15 Rh P ' A Founded in 1916 2 I ' 1 , + - i V f f ,gf I :ru W N1 , ,,a - Q 'A K w Y if K 1 I i 1, ga ,. 1 4 1-,Q- 'gg:g9fLig5ggV,gf ' ,35f?fQ15Q' f :Q ' ii S85 7 -f n f CHEUK KWAN CHEUNG CHENG LING LIU YEN SHUEN CHOW KEA HIN CHU CHENG FANG LIU FREDERICK SZE TSOONG CHAO CHI KWONG JUN SHENG LIU Qfmoi Q C A FRATRES IN URBE THOMSON NIAO I CHI PING SENIORS KWAI CHEUK LAU Lo NAAN LAU KAM YUEN WONG JUNIORS SHAO FAN TAN SOPHOMORE C NIING SIN KWEI FRESHMEN CHOW CHI SHENG LIU Kuo PAO PAO SHAO TSENG YANG 389 GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ZETA . ETA . THETA IOTA . KAPPA LAMBDA MU . PH1 . X lf 5, tai es , I twggxy ,,Qf55. My give- QQ Y?A'QE4Ui?g 4?fT'RJXMQ9. R .'.., fi? l M020 ' tiqthigeg M,,. ss rl? Q, Sigma Pi Founded in 1897 ROLL OF CHAPTERS . Ohio State University University of Pennsylvania Ohio University ' Ohio Northern University Purdue University Pennsylvania State College University of California Temple University Kenyon College Cornell University University of Illinois 390 Q f Swyma Epi Mu Chapier Established in 1917 FRATER IN FACULTATE STANLEY ROSS BURLAGE WALTER IRVING CONKLIN LOUIS DRAGO ALBERT JOHN ECKHARDT EUGENE FRANCIS GILLIGAN HENRY EUGENE HARTMAN ALBERT HAYWOOD, JR. FREDERIC MARTIN HOSKINS WALDRON WELLS HUBBARD GARDNER THURSTON BARKER GTTO MARTIN BUERGER JACOB LYALL FRANK CHARLES LUCIAS KILBOURNE EDWIN GORDON NIACKENZIE NIARK KING, JR. SENIORS ALBERT LUCAS, JR. JOHN EDWARD NICCRILLIS ROGER HENRY NIALLERY WILLIAM LAWRENCE NIALONE LLOYD HERMAN SCHROEDER ROBERT WILLIAM STEVENS CARL RVILLIAM TANNER' ANDREWS CLEMENT WINTRINGHAM JUNIORS VINCENT NICLAUGHLIN ROBERT GRAY MALLERY ROBERT SCHEMPF DONALD RAYMOND STEVENS JOSEPH ALFRED VVITZEL NIORTON POWELL WOODWARD FRANK LOUIS VERWIEBE SOPHOMGRES HERBERT CHARLES ANDERSON VVILLIAM TABER MALLERY EDWIN HARRISON CORNISH RICHARD NICCONNELL MATSON JAMES STURTEVANT MCGRAW HENRY WALLACE SMEALLIE LUTHER SHIRLEY WEST FRESHMEN CARROLL WIVESLEY CHANDLER NIILLARD ROBERT KREINHEDER . ALBERT MASON JOHNSON RICHARD NIONROE JOHNSON CARL ALBERT LIST WILLIAM DANIEL VVEAVER 391 ALPHA . BETA GAMMA . DELTA . ZETA ETA THETA . IoTA KAPPA' ., OMICRON . P1 . . TAU UPs1LoN . Psi . OMEGA . . ALPHA-ALPHA . A LP HA-GAMM A . ALPHA-DELTA . ALPHA-EPSILON ALPHA-ZETA ALPHA-ETA ALPHA-IOTA . ALPHA-IQAPPA . ALPHA-LAMBDA ALPHA-NU . ALPHA-X1 . ALPHA-OMICRON ALPHA-P1 . . ALPHA-RHO . ALPHA-SIGMA . A LPHA-TAU . fl.LPHA-UPSILON ALPHA-PHI ALPHA-CHI ALPHA-PS1 ALPHA-OMEGA . BETA-ALPHA B ETA-B ETA B ETA-GAMMA BETA-DELTA . BETA-EPSILON BETA-ZETA . BETA-ETA B ETA-TH ETA B ETA-I OTA ' ew tl I 'V Qi. fileiri .1 'iieiigtiitx 5 E am.. T. . Pi Kappa Alpha CHAPTERS University of Virginia Davidson College William and IXfIary College Southern University University of Tennessee Tulane University Southwestern Presbyterian'University Hampden-Sydney College Transylvania University Richmond College lfVashington 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. Colle University of Arkansas University of State of Florida NIillsaps College Nlissouri 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 Iowa State College Syracuse University ' Rutgers College Kansas State Agr. College Pennsylvania State College University ofWVashington University of Kansas University of New Mexico Western Rese1've University Southern IVIethodist University University of Illinois Cornell University Beloit College I ROLL OF 392 ge 601' Mppcz Qxqlfvhcz Beia Theta Chapter Established in I9I7 FRATER IN FACULTATE WALTER BUCKINGHAM CARVER FRATER IN URBE JAMES PORTER MCGAUGHY ' SENIORS . CHARLES JAMES HOWELL, JR. STANLEY NIOTT-SMITH RALPH FELDER JONES MALCOLM HARLEY TUTTLE JUNIORS T GARRETT ELLIOTT CONOVER ALFRED JAMES PEER HENRY TURNER DORRANCE WILLIAM HAYES POPE CYRIL EBENEZER HAZEL WALTER HUTCHINSON STAINTON KURT ARNOLD NIAYER ROBERT MORRIS VOLKERT SOPHOMORES THEODORE CHARLES BANTA WILLIAM HENRY DORRANCE GEORGE SHELLABARCER DUNHAM KARL GILBERT IQRECH JAMES CORNELIUS MCGAHAN, CHARLES GIFFORD PECK GUSTAVE FREDERICK ROESS EARL JACOB SHERK THOMAS ALBERT SHORT, JR. VICTOR JOSEPH SNYDER FRESHMEN JOHN JACOB CAMPBELL, JR. GEORGE RAYMOND COOLEY EDWARD TAYLOR COUPAL HAROLD ARTHUR DUBOIS ORLANDO BAILEY FOOTE WILLIAM CAREY HULL, JR. DONALD EMERSON MARSHALL 393 SEWARD SNOW MERRELL GEORGE CRAWFORD PAINTER GILBERT SMITH PARNELL LYNDON ARTHUR PEER JAMES RICH STEVENSON JOHN WILLIAM THOMAS WILLIAM JACOB WASSON Komos Founded in 1916 FRATFR IN URBE RAYMOND LEE WAXHAM SENIORS FREDERICK HENRY ALFKE ERNEST PAUL JENANYAN JOSEPH DEANDREA THOMAS GRAHAM KNUDSON RUSSEL RAYMOND DRAKE WALTER IVIEASDAY, JR. HARRY LEONARD HOLSTROM LEONARD STOCK, JR. ' FREDERICK WILLIAM THOMPSON JUNIORS HENRY KARSTEN WALTER BLACK IVIESEROLL KURT CORELL LAUTER OSCAR RAYNOR OSTERGREN LOUIS RECK, JR. SOPHOMORES CHARLES AUGUSTUS BALLOU, JR. JOHN RIMER FLEMINC ADRIAN FRANKLIN BLUME BENJAMIN FRANKLIN HOLSTROM HUGH NICHOLAS DIETZEN IRVING JULIUS MARTWICK CARL FRITIOF OSTERGREN . 394 .-Z Z H111 QOllGD.lTIEJ' -ff It 1. I i 1 3. ' f' if7lfQ' . rf , 1125 I - '- ,: , .liz ...taxi S6 I 1 I I ,I ---L: i 6 11- ff, .1 -,sg . ,-,,. i -A ti.. 3 1 I 1 'K U71-,A M ..K, .,. ,swf NN,R'3,, :IA A ah Ai' Kappa Alpha Theta ROLL OF CHAPTERS DISTRICT ONE DISTRICT FIVE - - KAPPA . . University of Kansas QIITQA '- Ilgsjeiuggmngerslty ALPHA IoTA . Washington University BETA ' Indiana Stagg Universit RHO . . University of Nebraska ALPHA ETA Vanderbilt Univernit Y ALPHA NIU . University of Missouri ALPHA CHI Purdue Universit Ib Y ALPHA RHO . University of S. Dakota 5 ALPHA UPSILON Washburn College BETA GAMMA . Colorado Agr. College DISTRICT TWO - DISTRICT SIX DELTA . University of Illinois PHI . . Stanford University UPSILON . University of Minnesota OMEGA . . University of California TAU . Northwestern University BETA DELTA . University of Arizona PSI . University of Wisconsin ALPHA PI University of N. Dakota DISTRICT SEVEN ALPHA PS1 I-'MVVCUCC College ALPHA BETA . Swarthmore College ALPHA ZETA . Barnard College ALPHA DELTA . Goucher Colleve DISTRICT THREE ALPHA KAPPA . Adelphi Collegti: ETA I University of hdichigan BETA BETA . Randolph-Nlaeon College ALPHA GAMMA Ohio State University DISTRICT EIGHT QALLPHA TAU Uiiigggigycdgfilgigcinnati ALPHA THETA ' University of Texas ALPHA OMEGA Univ. of Pittsburgh 23:2 IQEECRON Elgxgliggilgllahoma DISTRICT FOUR DISTRICT NINE ' ALPHA LAMBDA University of IfVashington IOTA . Cornell University ALPHA XI . Oregon State University SIGMA . . Toronto University ALPHA NU . Nlontana State University LAMBDA . University of Vermont ALPHA SIGMA . Washington State College CHI . BETA EPSILON Oregon Agr. College ' ALUMNAE CHAPTERS . Syracuse University Greencastle, Ind. Minneapolis, Minn. New York, N. Y. Chicago, Ill. Columbus, O. Indianapolis, Ind. Burlington, Vt. Philadelphia, Pa. Los Angeles, Cal. Pittsburgh, Pa. Cleveland, O. Syracuse, N. Y. Kansas City, Mo. Seattle, Wash. Topeka, Kan. Denver, Colo. St. Louis, Mo. Lincoln, Neb. Omaha, Neb. Evanston, Ill. Portland, Ore. Toronto, Can. Nladison, Wis. Stanford, Cal. Providence, R. I. Cincinnati, O. San Francisco, C Baltimore, Md. 396 al. Spokane, Wash. Vermillion, O. arcezwazmnr ' .w-zu'fvzinzmzzszzlmmzvmzf:viif-'+A'-af apdpa, fav I ofa Chap fer Established in 1881 IN FACULTATE MRS. ANNA BOTSFORD COMSTOCK IN URBE MISS ETHEL ZOE BAILEY NIRS. IQENNETH CARTER LIVERMORE MISS HELEN BENNETT A MRS. THOMAS LITTLETON LYON MRS. GEORGE RAY CHAMBERLAIN MRS. -IAMES FERRIS MCKINNEY MISS ELSIE STERLING CHURCH MRS. EDWARD NICHOLS MISS MADELINE KINGSLEY CHURCH MISS ABBIE POTTS NIRS. LOUIS MUNROE DENNIS NIISS FRANCIS COOLBAUGH RANE MISS LILLIAN PEARL GREEN NIRS . ROBERT WARREN SAILOR MISS REBECCA STONEMAN HARRIS MRS. JACOB SCHRAMM MISS ANNA CORNELL KLERR NIRS. ALBERT WILLIAM SMITH MRS. BENJAMIN FREEMAN KINGSBURY NIRS . LOUIS PARDOU SMITH MRS. WILLIAM FORREST LEE MRS. ELIASQROOT BEADLE WILLIS MISS CECELIA AGNES LAW MISS NIILDRED WAIATT MRS. ARTHUR LOBDELL MISS OLIVE WHITSON MRS. ALFRED WRAY SENIORS LOUISE EUGENIE BAKER ELLEN HEDWIG MARX HELEN AMELIA CARMALT HARRIET FRANCES ROSS MARGARET PAINE CROUCH VIRGINIA VVATSON SWITZER GLADYS FAY GILKEY JEANETTE WARNER LOUISA EDWINA KEASBEY, JR. JOSEPHINE CANDEE WICKER DORIS DENARD WYNKOOP JUNIORS GLADYS MAY DOUDS SILENCE MAY ROWLEE LOUISE MARTHA ROUX NIAY ASHMORE THROPP LOIS IRENE WEBSTER SOPHOMORES IRMA FRANCES BARRETT CAROL CURTIS FRESHMEN MILDRED MARGARET BORK EDITH ADELAIDE GOFE HELEN LOUISE JAQUISH KATHRYN ELIZABETH TE 397 KATHERINE DUDDY ELISABETH KEIPER HELEN IQINNEY FERDINANDA IZLAR LEGARE ELISABETH HURD ROYCE RRASSE Na ZA i Aja fuk A TJ AR fe N L a .- 1 Wg, 'X' K i X 4 f W R5 wx r A 9 1 AX l x .C-vigl--Q ' 4 , get ,A ,. -4. q ' y' I iff ef-tw ' ...M - i ..-f . f ' 5 ' Xy- , ea i I I X aff ey .1 F I i nn A l x rlulii I Kappa Kappa Gamma Founded in 1870 ROLL OF CHAPTERS ALPHA PROVINCE ZETA PROVINCE PHI . BETA EPSILON BETA SIGMA BETA ALPHA BETA IOTA Boston University Barnard College Adelphi College University of Pennsylvania Swarthmore College BETA PROVINCE C1-11 . . University of Minnesota ETA . . University of Wisconsin UPSILON . . Northwestern University EPSILON . . Illinois Wesleyan BETA LAMBDA . University of Illinois ETA PROVINCE PSI D Comeii University BETA ZETA . Iovva State University I BETA TAU A Syracuse University T1-IETA . IVIISSOUFI State University BETA PSI . University of Toronto SMEGA - Eagsaskstgfte Fravfifigfty IGMA . erasa ae niv 1 AMMA PRQVINCE BETA MU . Colorado State University GAMMA RHOG Allegheny College GAMHIA ALPHA Kansas State Agr. College BETA UPs1LoN West Virginia University THETA PRGVINCE LAMBDA ' University of Akron BETA THETA Oklahoma State University BETA NU ghio Stine Lingjwriity - BETA X1 Texas State University EETA RIS P mgersgy-O incmnau BETA OMICRON Tulane University AMMA ELTA ur ue mverslty THETA . . University of Missouri DELTA PROVINCE IQTA PROVINCE IOTA . . De Pauw University BETA PHI A University of Montana N111 - - Butler College i i BETA P1 . . University of Washington DELTA . IHITIHHHISIQIC University BETA QMEGA U University gf Qregon BETA CHI - UU1VeT51fY Of Kentucky BETA IQAPPA . Idaho University EPSH-JON PROVINCE GAMMA GAMMA Walla Walla, Wash. BETA DELTA . University of Nlichigan KAPPA PROVINCE . ' X1 . . Adrian College Pr . . . University of California ' KAPPA . Hillsdale College BETA ETA , Leland Stanford, Jr., Univ. 398 C appamppa ganmmaf Psi Chapier Established in 1883 IN URBE MISS KATHERINE ALEXANDER MISS WINIFRFD KIRK MISS MARY WARNER BANCROFT MISS JULIA MELOTTE MISS VIVIAN BELL MRS. HENRY NEEDHAM MISS CLARA HOWARD NIISS GERTRUDE THILLY MISS MARY JOSEPHINE HULL MRS. LEONARD URQUHART MISS WINIERED IRVINE MRS. WALTER FRANCIS WILLCOX SENIORS JOSEPHINE BANKS I GERTRUDE ASENATHE GILLAM MARGARET LOUISE BATEMAN SADONIS ELISE HENRY FLORENCE BERKELEY DOROTHY PURDY ELIZABETH CHURCHYARD ELIZABETH REIGART K RUTH DANIELS CONKLIN EMMA NATALIE TOWNSEND MADOLIN DEWITT LEOTA ADA WADSWORTH ' IUNIORS VIOLET FLORENCE BRUNDIDGE GRACE DIMELOW HAIDEE CARLL EMMA BRENAN LEARY DELPHINE CHARLES . DORIS NIARTIN LAURA COOK MILDRED MULLER HA,ZEL NEAL SOPHOMORES HELEN BATEMAN RUBY JEWEL SIMMONS MARION GERTRUDE COOMBS SARA ELIZABETH SPEAR FRANCES CORBETT LOUISE TARBELL FLORENCE FLEET ' MARGARET THILLY FRESHMEN HESTER BANCROFT HELEN NORTH LEARY MARY MURISON GIBB HELEN ROOT KATHARINE MCKAY CATHARINE WVILHELMSEN RACNHILD WILHELMSEN 399 BETA GAMMA . ZETA ETA THETA . IOTA KAPPA . LAMBDA MU X1 OMICRON . RHO SIGMA TAU UPSILON PHI CHI Psi OMEGA . EPSILON P1 NU ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA BETA . GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ZETA . ETA . THETA IOTA Seattle Akron Minneapolis Denver Chicago New York Los Angeles Milwaukee Pittsburgh Spokane Cleveland 491:4- JCVR ffahe A-. ,J fri X fi 'JL f 3f-...- . .,,. Al' gl-Z2 53:2 l e --EE 5fE2i5E ' - - 2 . .Qi N in DELTA al ,ff Delia Gamma Founded in I 872 ROLL OF CHAPTERS University of VVashington University of California Albion College Buehtel College University of Indiana University of Illinois University of Nebraska University of Minnesota University of IVIissouri University of Michigan Adelphi College Syracuse University Northwestern University University of Iowa . . Leland Stanford, Jr., University University of Colorado Cornell University WOm311lS College of Baltimore University of VVisconsin Ohio State University University of Montana University of Idaho Swarthmore College Toronto University Oregon University Wlashington University Lawrence College Whitman College University of North Dakota University of Oklahoma ALUMNAE CHAPTERS Syracuse Lincoln Iowa City Baltimore Madison Toronto Philadelphia Indianapolis St. Louis Appleton Portland Dallas 400 Tacoma San Francisco San Diego Columbus Albion Evansville Urbana Omaha Kansas City Detroit Boston '.?e5?Q. A L' Gmmaf. I hz Cha pier Established in 1885 IN FACULTATE ' DR. BERTHA STONEMAN IN URBE CHARLES DIEBLE BOSTWICK SAMUEL HOWARD BURNETT MRS. ROLLO CLINTON CARPENTER MRS. HUBERT CHARLES ELMER MRS. EUGENE ELWIN HASRELL MRS. MRS. MRS. CHAUNCEY MCANLIS MRS. CLARK SUTHERLAND NORTHUP MISS KATHERINE MADGE SMITH MRS. WILLIAM ALONZO STOCKING MISS ETHEL MAY WILLIAMS MISS LUELLA YVILLIAMS . MRS. WALTER LONG WVILLIAMS SENIORS U MADELINE BASSETT IDA MAE ELLIOTT I-IAZEL JEAN HALL CORINNE HARTZELL . - FRANCES HEISLER RILEY HELENE GEERTRU VAN NESS MARY WATSON MILDRED IVIARIE WICKER JUNIORS HELEN MCCURDY ACOMB DOROTHY DAY DODDS ADELAIDE HAYWARD ELLIOTT ALICE HILL ERSKINE RUTHE ELAINE HEDGCOCK MARY KATHERINE HOYT MILDRED FLORA LAMONT MARCIA MAY MCCARTNEY AGDA TEOLINE SWENSON NIARJORIE ANN THOMAS q CHARLOTTE CAMPBELL TUTTLE MARY DOROTHY WILLISON SOPHOMORES JANE ISABELLE ARCHIBALD SOPHIE MARIE DEYLEN JANET GREGG IVIACADAM RUTH NEWMAN CAROLINE MARJORIE PARBURY FRESHMEN NELDA BEATRICE BASHORE JEAN OLIVE ERRINGTON KATHERINE BENNETT FRENCH HELEN ILSE HOWELL OLIVE EMELYN NORTHUP PLACIDA CORONATA POWERS HELEN DAVIS SMITH MARGARET HAMILTON STOREY MARGERY LAURA VVALTERS 401 ALPHA BETA GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ZETA ETA THETA IOTA KAPPA LAMBDA MU NU X1 OMICRON P1 RHO SIGMA TAU UPSILON PHI CH1 Chicago Alumnae Central New York Alumnae Boston Alumnae Minnesota Alumnae San Francisco Alumnae Southern California Alumnae . Indiana Alumnae Columbus Alumnae , 1ifflilillfilifiifliflligill.: iL1g1iI22ilpa'lQi tiiwfillrwfirfa 1 A Pi 1 ,m 'Ii.u ,lLTI'lif', li - ilvkfiilrii Qg'4Ulqg' 311133 112151-all' . .912f11'f-' 1:,- 11 F1 my-'fflzql'-11'J ' , it v i ii , 3 1 1 W A 1+ 1 ' y esewsf 1 1.'qfiiltl1 z1iil ' - A I 1, 5 133 H iv. 1117? if - , . '111 i1 .i'1'lilPM ,i mMM1f1iaw . ,. fa 11, ' '2,W'piia35s5 , mi is 11.7, , g1g1,,1,f 1 i t sfg sza ww I ' 1'EVl5E'Y!3!!llHf'M, ska., N' . elf' ,Q1?' I',m: 111' nr1w1i11l':i1f- -vw ,,.. 1 1-vii ' ..11-iiiffifallrlf' ywwmawwwim ,N gwwwmmw ' 1 '1':i,.- .1'i-Fl: f '- ff .1 . '- 1 ' 1, . V , ,T if it ' 1, Q jliinr W1 fi Wmlviil ' ' W liliji 1 f ' 1' 'V' Q 3' I ' J 311,21 , WMA:-3 X wilt ,613 1? 11 , J: 1 11313131.14 , 1 1 ji,7wqviv wil A -,' 1- awk. W-ikzgi nfs 7 lla, N ,j xx 1 1 1 11 11111 rw . 14911 Wg, f if , wggifilvgqii iffgjlgfii sign-ai 'if ,wizgfi ,,,. 'sf ff1 x-1211111111 1211- malfIli',fi-M11'1111'4:x,l,3'1:,Q 'w ,v-V.,':.,if'w-fra-fi'' VH'Jllrwiigrqh114l'1'Vl-'iw' , 1 ,l.,,,.wi,,5i1.1' ,iiNAkg1,s55Jg5ylwlsg5g55-1. , 1, ,M ,, ..r..,v ,,, ,..., . 1 ,, ,Max -wr, , A Alpha Phi Eounded at Syracuse University I872 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Syracuse University . Northwestern, University DePauw University . Cornell University . lVlinnes0ta University . Baltimore College . Boston University . . University of Michigan . . University of Wisconsin . . Leland Stanford, Jr. University University of California . . Barnard College . . University of Nebraska . University of Toronto . University of Missouri . University of North Dakota . Ohio State University . University of Washington University of Oregon . Washburn College . . University of Oklahoma . University of Montana . ALUMNAE CHAPTERS New York City Alumnae Southern Alumnae Ithaca Alumnae Detroit Alumnae 1 Wisconsin Alumnae Kansas City Alumnae Philadelphia Alumnae Portland Alumnae 402 1872 1881 1887 1889 1890 1891 1883 1892 1896 1899 1901 1903 1906 1906 1910 1911 1912 1914 1914 1915 1916 1918 ,I I I IJ Delia Chap fer Established in 1889 IN FACULTATE MISS RUTH ATKINSON DR. GEORGIA WHITE MISS HELEN IQINNEAR MRS. GEORGE YOUNG, JR. IN URBE MRS BLINN SILL CUSHMAN IVIRS GEORGE ROBINSON PHIPPS IVIRS. LOUIS I-IIRSHEELDT IVIRS. LOUIS WRIGHT SIMPSON IVIRS. LEWIS.KNUDSON MRS EDWARD TITCHENER MRS. OTIS I-IACRETT JOHNSON IVIRS. CHARLES WHITEHAIR MRS EDWARD GERRARD MONTGOMERY MRS EDWARD GUILD WYCKOFF SENIORS ' LOUISE FULLER BELDEN HA.RRIOT ANNE PARSONS JANE GARRY CARROLL EMMA VIRGINIA PHIPPS ELIZABETH MARY DRAKE GENEVIEVE MINA SPRAGUE MARGUERITE EULALIE MONJO A ELSIE ROANA TEFFT KATHRYN LILLIS SLINGERLAND JUNIORS NATALIE WOODLAND DUNCAN ETHEL FAULHABER RUTH FOSTER MARY HULDA GRIFFIN MARIAN LOUISE IRISH CAROLINE GRACE BOLTON HELEN DEPUE CHARLOTTE TROTTER BACON KIATHARINE HUTTON BLAUVELT ALICE KIYLE BURCHFIELD DOROTHY CONWELL ELIZABETH ADA EDSELL DOROTHY CHANDLER FRENCH SOPHOMGRES F RESHMEN ELSIE MARIE SWEET 403 GENEVIEVE ELEANOR :KREY EVELYN PRANGEN RUTH RICHESON GERALDINE ESTHER SPRAGUE IQARIN ANDREEVNA WHITE ELIZABETH OGDEN GARNAR MARIE MADELINE TURPIN ISABEL RUTH HOUCK RUTH FRANCES IRISH JUANITA JOHNS MARIE MAURER NAN IVIILNE MILLSPAUGH JEANETTE PATRICIA RAY PI . NU . OMICRON KAPPA ZETA . SIGMA . THETA DELTA GAMMA EPSILON RHO . LAMBDA IOTA . TAU . CHI . UPSILON NU KAPPA BETA PHI ETA . ALPHA PHI NU OMICRON Psi . PHI . Xifl m fi' V. .MIIB-:, J ,Vx 'asf' Faq, 636- ,A .P it '7 'liZWsEs, I jg 'ix ',,4 5.---'ig--fsw l , A , :I xnviv., 5 ' s I 'Q Xxv. s V X I .....:.I :,.,.1. . .I.:l. ,.., A H 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 NIaine Cornell University L Northwestern University Leland Stanford, Ir. 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 University of Pennsylvania University of Kansas ALUMNAE CHAPTERS New York City San Francisco Providence Boston New Orleans Lincoln Los Angeles Lynchburg Chicago Indianapolis New Orleans IVIinneapolis and St. Paul Bangor Portland Seattle Knoxville 404 3 27 I .m:w,wwf44:,fE1 ,E ,,Lf.vEvYSIwu,:fBy:fw,4A:.zefQ5 ,f.4EC2?7Fu..7 a:Q:?.2.u.ZLI?Ll .4f...,... '- ' f,'gf.z4z0HL64Wf -2 :A ' 3 ' , A ' QQQQLQ I ., A. IM ' A Q.- ' ' . 3 . 7 , , I f f Q 525, , ,nV,W,,.Jq E A . ,Ig M I' I 4 W K Y , ,I Q ,-.f.f,s1:,,E312zw1 Q S,-1. 1 9 ' :fi .,,,,,- 2 'Sl - .I L ' , ' 3' QA? 'G EF: , 59 2 W?!3'T?Pi2f5:?:f?f'? 1, ,f I I ,IIIHIHHIIH fC . I 1-..::. f11.p-I-:sf . :All LL yfw' j VJQDACI Omzcron 1' Established in 1908 ' IN URBE MISS ELSA GUERDRUM ALLEN MISS GRACE ELNA MERRICK NLRS. MORTIMER BARRIS NIISS LAURA FISH MORDOFF MISS EMILY EVELETH NIISS DAGMAR ALFVEN SCHMIDT MISS EVELTYN MARGARET HIEBER BXIRS. NATHANIEL SCHMIDT ' NIISS ANNA ALLEN WRIGHT SENIORS FLORENCE COUPE HILDA LOUISE GREENAWALT IRENE ELLA GREEN HELEN CORNELIA LANGDON ELIZABETH NEELY Y IUNIORS MARY HONOR DONLON MARCIA MARIE HILLIDGE ETHEL HINCKLEY HAUSMAN MARY EASTMAN MOORE DOROTHY BARBARA HIEBER CORNELIA ADELE MUNSELL D ' SOPHOMORES NLARGARET ARRONET RUTH IVIARION BALCOM ELIZABETH STUART BALLANTINE FANNIE JEAN BRIGHT NELLIE DAVENPORT ESTHER IRENE ELY IRMA MAY GREENAWALT DEBORAH VICTORIA HITCHCOCK HARRIET ELIZABETH MERRILL MARGARET XVEIR MORROW SARAH NAOMI SEARLES MARIE ADELAIDE STANBRO MURIEL LILLIAN TOWNSEND PHYLLIS LOIS WUEST L FRESHMEN ELSIE BERNICE BLODGETT GERTRUDE NIARY LYNAHAN THELMA FLOURNOY BRUMFIELD MARY ALICE 0,NEILL RUTH SNYDER HILLIDGE ELIZABETH PRATT PLEDGE HEDWIG BOYER -105 ALPHA BETA . DELTA EPSILON ZETA . ETA . THETA IOTA . KAPPA LAMBDA MU . NU . X1 OMICRON P1 . RHO . SIGMA . . TAU . . ALPHA ALUMNAE BETA ALUMNAE DELTA ALUMNAE GAMMA ALUMNAE EPSILON ALUMNAE ZETA ALUMNAE ETA ALUMNAE THETA ALUMNAE IOTA ALUMNAE KAPPA ALUMNAE .xl Xi, A E ,..f tt ,, a if Delia Zeia Founded in IQO2 ROLL OF CHAPTERS 406 Miami University Cornell University De Pauvv University Indiana University Nebraska University Baker University Ohio State University Iowa State University Washington University Kansas State College University of California Lombard College Cincinnati University ' Pittsburgh University Eureka College Denver University University of Louisiana University of Wisconsin Oxford, Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio Indianapolis, Ind. Lincoln, Neb. New York City Seattle, Wash. Lafayette, Ind. Omaha, Neb. Et. Wayne, Ind. San Francisco, California --.- - L-11:32, ., f ' - , -1 I LD. , , X 5 PEW I Y I fl fi X, Af? K 'l L if LJ 5. 5 4 i f M , ,, I l If J , 1 1 I Y I 1 I I Ii V . ,YW ilfiffe 616201 Beta Chapfer u Established in IQO8 PATRONESSES MRS. DAVID FLETCHER HOY MRS. ROBERT OGDEN 1 MRS. ELMER SETH SAVAGE MRS. RALPH STOCKMAN TARR IN URBE MISS DOROTHY ANNE COTTON MISS 'LOUISE HOWELL NIISS DOROTHY ALLISON WHITE A SENIORS DOROTHY LYON CHAPMAN MARIE CATHERINE CLARK ANNA CECELIA COAD AGNES CATHERINE DIEL HELENE ADELE GERBER LILY HAWLEY CONSTANCE HUHN VIOLET MAY IRONMONGER MARITA OELKERS IDA RAFFLOER ' I A SOPHOMORES AGATHE MARCELLE PENDERY IDELLA HALL PFORR DOROTHY LECOMTE STEWART FRESHMEN EDITH ROSALINE BRITTON ANNE ELIZABETH CUNNEEN 4 DOLORES ALBERTA KELLY DOROTHY EMMA SCHUMANN 6? ALLIANCES Del ia Q '51 i3.,fl, ,,., H 6 -,,,, , A Q Awww. . in 1 'i lli . -9 . 4 0 ALPHA PROVINCE OAIIEGA . . ALPHA ALPHA . Adelphi TIIETA ZETA . RHO . . Barnard THETA IALPHA . ALPHA . . Boston THETA ETA . TAU . . Bucknell THETA DELTA . ALPHA BETA . Cornell 'THETA IOTA . XI , . . Goucher THETA NIU . PSI . . Pennsylvania THETA NU ALPHA XI . Randolph-Macon ALPHA DELTA . Stetson GAMMA . . BETA . . St. Lawrence LAMBDA . . OMICRON . Syracuse XI . . . ETA . . Vermont PI . . . ALPHA EPSILON Brenau ALPHA ALPHA . ALPHA UPSILON Colby ETA . . ALPHA ZETA . Hollins BETA . . ALPHA ETA . Florida State DELTA ETA . ALPHA THETA . Pittsburg ZETA . . DELTA PROVINCE NU . . GAMMA . . Adrian DELTA EPSILON OMEGA DELTA Ames UPSILON . . DELTA IOTA . Arkansas THETA DELTA . ZETA . . Cincinnati DELTA ZETA . DELTA ETA . Coe EPSILON . . DELTA ALPHA . De Pauw DELTA IXLPHA . DELTA ZETA . Franklin DELTA . . PHI . . Iowa PHI . . DELTA THETA . Judson ALPHA DELTA . EPSILON . . Knox TAU . . DELTA BETA . Nliami IKAPPA . DELTA EPSILON Millil-:in MU . PSI . . Minnesota SIGMA . . UPSILON . . Northwestern 'THETA . . NU . Ohio DELTA GAMMA. DELTA . . Simpson RHO .- . BETA ZETA . Transylvania THETA GAMMA. DELTA GAMMA. Vanderbilt CHI . . NIU . . XVisconsin PSI . . DELTA DELTA . Wooster THETA A.LPHA . DELTA LAMBDA Indianapolis OIVIICRON . DELTA KAPPA . Drury ALPHA UPSILON THETA . . Minnesota OMEGA DELTA DELTA MU . Alabama ALPHA . . DELTA NU . NIL Union IOTA . . . Nfichigan DELTA XI . . Missouri THETA PROVINCE LAMBDA . . Baker PI . . . California THETA BETA . Colorado KAPPA . . Nebraska THETA THETA . Nevada THETA KAPPA . South Methodist THETA GAMMA. Oklahoma THETA EPSILON Southwestern 4 O8 DELTA IOTA . THETA ETA . BETA ZETA . ALPHA XI . DELTA BETA . THETA TPIETA . ALPHA TAU . DELTA NU . IoTA . . DELTA LAMBDA DELTA IQAPPA . OMEGA . . Founded at Boston in 1888 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Stanford Texas 'Washington VVyoming Oregon Kansas State Oregon Agricultural Washington State Adrian, Mich. Baldwin, Kans. Baltimore, Md. Berkeley, Cal. Brooklyn, N. Y. Burlington, Vt. Canton, N. Y. Cedar Rapids, Ia. Cincinnati, O. Columbus, O. Decatur, Ill. Evanston, Ill. Eugene, Ore. Franklin, Ind. .Galesburg, Ill. Greencastle, Ind. Indianola, Ia. Iowa City, Ia, DeLand, Fla. Lewisburg, Pa. Lincoln, Neb. Madison, VVis. Middleton, Conn. Minneapolis, IXfIinn. Nashville, Tenn. New York City Norman, Okla. Oxford, Mass. Philadelphia, Pa. Seattle, Wash. Syracuse, N. Y. Waterville, Me. Ames, Ia. Boston, Nfass. Fayetteville, Ark. Laramie, YVyo. Lexington, Ky. Lynchburg, Va. Oxford, O. Reno, Nev. Waterville, Me. Alliance, O. Ann Arbor, Mich. Indianapolis, Ind. Springfield, Mo. Stanford, Cal. Qelta, Alpha Beia Chapier ' Established in IQI3 , IN URBE JUANITA BATES EMMA SPEED EMILY CORNELL DELIA STONE ZELLA LABARRE CLARA FRANCES SYKES FLORENCE LUMSDEN MARGARET TREVOR NIILDRED WILLEY SENIORS FRANCES LOUISE BRECK LUCY LOVELAND MACK ANNE ELIZABETH CUSIC NIARIAN RANDOLPH PRIESTLEY ELINOR MARY FISH BEATRICE PRISCILLA SANDS DOROTHY NIARGARET HARRIS VERA EUGENIA SPENCER KATHERINE THORP IUNIORS EDITH PEARL CHAMPLIN THERA EMERSON FLORENCE MARY DILL ELEANOR CLARA MCMULLEN FRANCES MABLE GTTLEY SOPHOMORES ELVA MAE CABLE NIARGARET ABBIE REMSEN ELEANOR BXIARGARET FOOTE VERA GLADYS SAXE AGNES NELSON HALL MARTHA CHANDLEY SOUTER GERTRUDE PARKER YOUNG FRESHNIEN ALICE WADE NIULHERN SARA ELIZABETH SCOTT GRACE XKVADE NIULHERN DOROTHY JEAN STEVENSON LYDIA PHILANCY VVHITE 409 mask e ROLL OF CHAPTERS .L I f ' -- :Y xii-D315 Ch Omega Founded 1895 'g a 2 ii? I r Psl . CHI . SIGMA RHO . P1 . OMICRON . X1 . NU , MU . . LAMBDA . TQAPPA TOTA . THETA ETA . ZETA . DELTA GAMMA BETA ALPHA . Psi ALPHA . CHI ALPHA PH1 ALPHA UPsrLoN ALPHA TAU ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA RHO ALPHA P1 ALPHA . OMICRON ALPHA X1 ALPHA . NU ALPHA . MU ALPHA LAMBDA ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA TOTA ALPHA THETA ALPHA ETA ALPHA. Fayetteville Washington Atlanta Lexington Oxford University of Arkansas Transylvania College Randolph-Macon Womenls 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 Women's College Colby College University of VVashington 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, Jr. University New Hampshire College University of Kentucky Kansas State Agricultural College Southern Methodist University Cornell University Oregon Agricultural College ALUMNAE CHAPTERS Knoxville Lynchburg Chicago Denver Kansas City Milwaukee New York City Portland New Orleans Seattle Cincinnati 410 Los Angeles Boston Dallas Eugene Berkeley Theia Alpha Chapter Established in IQI7 IN URBE MISS MARY ELEANOR BARSTOW MRS. LEX HESSLER MRS. HERMAN COURS MRS. WEST CHUTE JACOBS MISS VALERIE ELFRIEDA FROSCH MRS. ROBERT NIORSE SENIGRS MARY AGNES CONROY ALICE PAULINE MITCHELL LOUISE MA.RGARET HAMBURGER MARGUERITE JENNINGS WVILLIAMS DOROTHY HOWE MIRICK MARGARET FLETCHER VVILSON JOCELYN WOODMAN IUNIORS RUTH GEISENHOFF GLADYS MARIE HALL RUTH WOLCOTT SOPHOMORES MILDRED LOIS ALDRICH ELIZABETH BRANDT LILLIAN FRED BROTHERHOOD NANCY ELIZABETH DOSS EUGENIE ISABEL HOFFMAN PRES DOROTHY ELIZABETH CUSHMAN DORIS BELL DEWEY HA,RRIET ALISON SMITH HMEN I BEATRICE HELEN PARRY HELEN EDITH PECK 411 GAMMA . THETA . SIGMA DELTA ETA . PHI TAU . OMEGA CHI . ZETA . . RHo OMEGA PHI IQAPPA ALPHA EPSILON . MU . . SIGMA ALPHA SIGMA BETA LAMBDA . OMEGA XI . OMICRON . EPs1LoN OMEGA SIGMA SIGMA ALPHA GAMMA CHI . . RHo . . PHI EPSILON THETA SIGMA PHI PSI . . Kappa Delia Founded in 1 897 ROLL OF CHAPTERS ALPHA PROVINCE Hollins College H Randolph-Macon College Trinity College EPSILON PROVINCE , Hunter College Bucknell University Cornell University BETA PROVINCE University of Alabama Judson College Florida State College for Women University of Louisiana Millsaps College Southern Methodist University University of Minnesota GAMMA PROVINCE Northwestern University University of Cincinnati Illinois' VVesleyan University University of Kentucky DELTA PROVINCE 412 Iowa State College Coe College University of Denver University of Wyoming Colorado Agricultural College University of Southern California University of California Lawerence College ji . 'if 1, 75 ! Z af. f -fp? . . MJ, ' 'wifi I 6 1.-Z .sziigyi Q., 1 ,::, ff -. ' :Z-Q1-OL.-, n ' 'v 14 '. II7-L2: v71l'- -2. -' TN? 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I f gg 3 ,:5,u.,L5 ,. ...-rg 5,15-q,:q,5-I., I - ,.. f,,,. ,L-.3.w.,f,.- -3,91-bg.-,bw'., -,. - - - ' '- ' 'ivf'?f f'f'G'1'Lr1M' - FZ ?'A::'ff4? If-.1 A W :5?.f.:0.::4.:-..:1 .5 ' 4,1?iA,: l 44,--5, fp I. - 'ggi'-5:2-:Sic A sggj ' .:.':-we-:aa I .wa-f A1--A-'-I ., -4 - - 'P--.H - f 135 rf -miss iam- Hs: 24.1.5 P9109 V , - . ii, M fip ca we Zta, Omega Chi Chapier Established in 1917 IN URBE MAVEA ALLEN NTILDRED ST. JOHN CRUICKSHANKS , SENIORS HELEN SOPHIA CLARK ESTHER HAWLEY FUNNELL ELNA EDWARDINE JOHNSON FERN LOWRY EDITH KATHRYN MESSINGER FRANCES PRESTON HELEN NIARGARET SCHRADER ELLEN MAY STICKELMYER FRANCES MIRIAM STRONG ELLEN MARGARET VAN NUYS ' JUNIORS MILDRED ELIZABETH BURNS CORA BELLE THOMAS FRANCES ANN LATHROP ALISE WELTHYA SMITH CAROL STRONG SOPHOMORES CHARLOTTE HARRIS FRANCES MORSE SALTMARSH BEATRICE THOMAS PERRY MARCIA FARNHAM SCHENCK ELEANOR PISE A ALICE ELIZABETH THOMAS NTOLLY JOSEPHINE TRACY FRESHMEN MILDRED BOOL ESTHER NIAE PLATT CLARA HARRIET DERRICK RUTH ST. JOHN BERTHA HEWETT FUNNELL FANNIE LANEY TOWNSEND 413 -f .-H 'A -- V ,-.'-fr'1if v1-rvrsszt'-as 'T' ' A H A A ,., , . Alpha Xi Delia Founded in 1893 ROLL GF CHAPTERS ALPHA . . . Lombard College BETA , Iowa Wesleyan College GAMMA Mount Union College DELTA Bethany College EPs1LoN . . University of South Dakota ZETA . Wittenburg College ETA . . Syracuse University THETA . University of Wisconsin IOTA . University of West Virginia KAPPA University of Illinois LAMBDA Jackson College IVIU . University of Minnesota NU . University of Washington X1 . . Kentucky State University OMICRON . , University of California P1 . Ohio University RHO . . , University of Nebraska SIGMA . Iowa State University TAU . New Hampshire College UPSILON . University of Vermont PHI . Albion College CHI . University of Kansas Psi . . Qhio State University OMEGA . . Stetson University ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA BETA ALPHA GAMMA . University of Pittsburg Cornell University Coe College ALUMNAE CHAPTERS Alliance New York lVIount Pleasant Minneapolis-St. Paul Boston San Francisco Syracuse Cleveland Seattle Springfield Pittsburg IVIadison Los Angeles Galesburg Chicago Kansas City 414 Alpha Baia Chapier Established in 1918 PATRONESSES NIRS. BVILLIAM CHARLES BAKER NIRS. HERBERT JOSEPH DAVENPORT MTRS. MAURICE CHASE BURRITT MRS. ALBERT CYRUS DURAND NIRS. CLYDE FURMAN CRAIG I MISS ANNETTE WARNER IN URBE ARLOUINE CHESEBROUGH LILLIAN ANTOINETTE LYBOLT ' RUTH SAWYER DURAND NIARION PLOSS SENIORS LAURA BAYETTE BROWN DOROTHEA DIANA DURFEE HELEN ELYISE BULLARD NIARY ELLEN FORD ELIZABETH ROSE COOK MARJORIE LEONARD IUNIORS BERNICE CALEDONIA REYNOLDS ELSIE TRALL YATES L SOPHOMORES NIARGARET GILKERSON CAMPBELL AGNES MARIE NIEEHAN RUTH ADELINE LEE ' GRETCHEN SCHWEITZER FRESHMAN ELSIE IQATHERINE BOWEN 41 fix 3 'E ! QQVDKUIQ N72 zz ' - gf . , -f-.s - A,-.,g.,L:1,1,-,. Blrllll - 1. A ' Af ' A 1-H+ A A 'A QE A ' ' f 1- A 4. 71 V ,M A N Sigm a Delia Phi ALPHA CHAPTER Established in 1917 IN URBE MRS. I. K. BERNSTEIN SENIORS AMY RUTH APFEL DORA RUTH BLOOM FRANCES NIARTIN BAYARD MARTAN GERBER SABINA MIRIAM LOEB IUNIORS RUTH BERK INEZ DANE ROSS BROCK LEONORA BLANCHE RUBINOW GRACE ELIZABETH SRENCO FRANCES ROSALIE RECENE ROBINSON FREUND SOPHOMORES PRUE MILLER ROSALIE ULRICH ADELE SCHOENFELD EVELYN HANNAH WEIL FRESHMEN DOROTHY BLUMBERG LEONA FROLICHSTEIN I N EPSTEIN GRACE HOROWITZ MILDRED HELE 4 16 337693 woMLN'f Qmrnvum Q Q a O 5 G 0 wif 5 if DEWITT BAKER WICKER NEELY GILKEY PHIPPS Mortar Board LOUISE EUGENIE BAKER MADOLIN DEWITT GLADYS FAY GILKEY ELIZABETH NEELY EMMA VIRGINIA PHIPPS ELIZABETH HODGSOIE REIGART NIILDRED MARIE WICKER 418 REIGART f, ,- , qv 1 , , , I PHIPPS BIESSINGER E, FUNNELL DEAN . BooL Sedowa A HELEN GRACE .BOOL ELIZABETH CHURCHYARD EDNA LOUISE DEAN ESTHER HAWLELY FUNNELL CAROLINE ELIZABETH LEACH EDITH KATHERINE NIESSINGER EMMA VIRGINIA PHIPPS GERTRUDE SARGENT SAMPSON 419 LEACH SAMPSON HUIE THROPP HII-:BER ZIMMERMAN SMITH LAVFRENCE DONLON FREUND LAMONT TUTTLE Raven and Serpemf MARY HONOR DONLON REGENE ROBINSON FREUND DOROTHY BARBARA HIEBER HELEN PIERSON HUIE MILDRED FLORA LAMONT MYRTLE IRENE LAWRENCE ALICE LOUISE SMITH MAY ASHMORE THROPP CHARLOTTE CAMPBELL TUTTLE LOIS ANTOINETTE ZIMMERMAN 420 HOTCHKISS WOODMAN SOUTER COOKE HIEBER FOOTE RONX'LEE HALL NEELX' OS-BORN GILKEY IXEIGAHT BELDEN VAN NESS SWENSON SCHLOBO1-1M HU11: IR1s1-1 BAKER GrREENANYALT CORw1N Young W 0men's Chrisfian Associaiion ELIZABETH NEELY, '19 . Prefidfnr NIARTHA SOUTER, '21 , . Secretary AGNES HALL, '21 . Annual Mew1bzr LOIS CURTIS OSBORN, '16 General Sec1'em1'y CABINET Fivzance Religiozu .Mntingx LcAU1SE BELDEN, '19 HELENE VAN NESS, 'IQ CORA COOKE, '20 AGDA SWENSON, '20 GLA,DYS GILKEY, 'IQ EDNA HOTCHKISS, 'IQ JOCELYN WOODMAN, '19 ELEANOR PISE, '21 Confemme Bible' Sindy ELIZABETH REIGART, '19 HELEN HUIE, '20 DOROTHY HIEBER, '20 ELEANOR FOOTE, '21 LYDIA GODFREY, '21 Social Extemion SILENCE ROWLEE7 '20 NIAY THROPP, '20 ELSA SCHLOBOHM, '21 421 LOUISE BAKER, '19 MARION IRISH, '20 GRACE CORWIN, '21 IRMA GREENAXWALT, '21 , DONLQN IRISH WICKER PHIPPS NEELY Womerfs Siudeni Governmemf Council JUDICIARY COMMITTEE EMMA VIRGINIA PHIPPS, Chairman MARY DONLON ELIZABETH NEELY MARIAN IRISH MILDRED WICKER DR. GEORGIA WHITE, Ex-Officio SAGE HOUSE COMMITTEE CORA COOKE, Prefidem MARY DONLON . . 1920 ELEANOR PISE HELEN HUIE . 1920 ELSA SCHLOBOHM MYRTLE LAWRENCE , 1920 ESTHER PLATT RISLEY HOUSE COMMITTEE IVIILDRED WICKER, Prefidmt MARIAN PHARO . . 1919 GRACE CORWIN NORMA REGAN . 1919 HILDA GOELTZ 422 IQZI 1921 IQ22 1921 1921 LAWRENCE HUIE BLEIMAN BATEMAN :NIESSINGER STRONG LEG ARE NEELY WICKER PHIPPS COOKE HALL FUNNELL REIGART BEALS FRANK PRESTON SAMPSON REGAN BERLS Executive Committee EMMA VIRGINIA PHIPPS, '19 . MILDRED WICKER, ' IQ CORA COOKE, 'zo . JEAN HALL, '19 . NORMA REGAN, ' I9 HELEN HUIE, 'zo . FRANCES PRESTON, '19 . 7 ELIZABETH NEELY, IQ . GLADYS BLEIMAN, ELIZABETH REIGAR MADOLIN BERLS, ' 719 I9 T, '19 EDITH MESSINGER, IQ . 'HELEN BEALS, '19 IRENE FRANK, ,IQ GERTRUDE SAMPSO ESTHER FUNNELL, MYRTLE LAWRENC HELEN BATEMAN, FERDINANDA LEGA N: 719 13,720 ,ZI RE 4 Prefident of Stndent Government Prefident of Rifley Prefident of Sage Prefident of Ontride Honfef Rifley Representative Sage Reprefentative Ontyide Honfef Reprefentatioe Prefident Y. W. C. A. Prefident of Dramatic Club Prefident of Sporty and Paftimef Prefident of L. 0. V. Chairman .Mobilization Committee Chairman Vocational Committee Chairman of Calendar Cenfitf Taker President of Senior Clan President of fitnior Clan Prefident of Sophomore Clan' Preyident of Frefhman Clan REG.-IN B. FUNNELL KOBUSKI STRONG NIESSINGER REIGART E. FUNNELL C R Y S w SPORTS A IAASTIMES 9 COUNCIL ELIZABETH HODGSON REIGART . . . P1'eJicZe1fLt DOROTHY BARBARA HIEBER . Vice-Pvwident EDITH MESSINGER . . . Sfcremry CAROL GEORGIANA STRONG ...... Treafwev' MRS. CHARLES DIBBLE BOSTWICK MISS ELLEN BRAINARD CANFIELD DR. EDITH GORDON , NIISS HELEN KINEER NIISS MARTHA VAN RENSSELAER DR. GEORGIA VVHITE NIRS. EMMONS LEVI VVILLIAMS CLASS REPRESENTATIVES TO THE COUNCIL ESTHER FUNNELL .... IQIQ AGNES KOBUSKI . VIQZO MAE REGAN . 1921 BERTHA FUNNELL 1922 424 I 1, ,. 9 1. .i.::.j E. , MACADAM FREUND TUTTLE BLEIMAN MCCARTNEY Cornell W0men's Dramaiic Club COUNCIL GLADYS BLEIMAN . . . . Prefzdem REGENE FREUND ,. MARCIA. MCCARTNEY CHARLOTTE TUTTLE . JANET MA,CADAM ..,. MARTIN WRIGHT SAMPSON . . . HONORARY M MISS JULIA NIALOTTE MISS GERTRUDE NYE .JOHN THOMAS PARSON MARTIN WRIGHT SAMPSON Vicz-Pvffzdent . . . Secrfmvy . . .- T7'E6lf7ATET . . Sojbhomorf REp7'K.S'67'LiLlf'L7JE . . . . Faculty Adwfor EMBERS MISS CATHERINE SHURMAN IVIRS. WILLIAM STRUNK DR. GEORGIA XIVHITE MRS. WALTER 'MVILLCOX ACTIVE MEMBERS 1919 AMY APFEL MA.DOLIN DEWITT LILY HAWLEY ETHEL HARRISON MITCHELL HARRIOT PARSONS ELIZABETH REIGAXRT EMMA TOWNSEND NIILDRED VVICKER IQZO HA.IDEE CARLL NIARCIA BJCCARTNEY CAROL STRONG REGENE FREUND INEZ ROSS NIAY THROPP MARTHAX IQAPLAN ALICE SMITH I CHARLOTTE TUTTLE 1921 DOROTHY LEVY JANET NTACADAM RODNEY MASON 425 DONLON SCHLOBOHM BATEMAN HIEBER HESS CALLAHAN DIEHL HAMBURGER LANGDON MILMOE TOTVNSEND GILKEY REIGART CHURCHYARD COUPE ADDOMS The Cornell Review I Pnblifhed by Zhe Women of.C01'neZl Univerxily THE BOARD CF TTXITCTS ELIZABETH HODGSON REIGART, '19 GLADYS FAY GILKEY, ,IQ . . ELIZABETH CHURCHYARD, '19 . EMMA NATALIE TOWNSEND, ,IQ . FLORENCE ELIZABETH COUPE, ,IQ LOU1sE MARGARET HAMBURGER, '19 HELEN ELIZABETH ADDOMS, ,IQ HELEN BATEMAN, '21 ALICE CALLAHAN, '2O SUSAN JULIA DIEHL, ,IQ MARY HONOR DGNLON, 720 426 Editor-in-Chief . Managing Edifov' . Bnfineff Manager Circnlation Manager Aciveitifing Manager Publicity Manager NIAROUERITE HESS, 720 DOROTHY BARBARA HIEBER, '2O HELEN CORNELIA LANGDON, '19 DOROTHEA MILMOE, '20 ELSA CAROLINE SCHLOBOHM, '21 HAXVLEY FUNNELL GERBER REGAN WILSON SENIOR BASKETBALL TEAM CHAPMAN GERBER TENNIS CHAMPIGNS GILLAM GRAY GREENAXXIALT ZINSSMEISTER WERTHER DAVIS HAKWLEY REIGART WILLIAMS LAC A SENIOR BASEBALL TEAM 427 Cool: NEELY RAFFLOEH Dual. PHOTO BY TROY SENIOR CREW SEARLES Cornvm R1-:GAN DEWEY GREENAXVALT BALCOM . WINNING BASKETBALL TEAM HAMBLEN PORTER PHARO BAKER IQINZINGER EIAINES VVOODARD WERTHER DAWS DOWNS NEELY SENIOR HOCKEY TEAM 428 SENIOR STUNT PICTURES V .X k V -5514- .N -135f5f.5L:,' ' 1- 'A4- 2 b - -:'V . 1 , , -: V .335 QQ, . f ' Q 4 iliv'w, S ' 5fs:1'S2ff? f 'W A - if 'T j MV muff X T. M' 'Mx f- -V . J f ,1 ,,...,, 1, 'D CYD V C' I.. L 'S .., 3 f f'T'f5Kf7 A K A' , V ' ' A za! 11 VIS -QQMVBBYD V ' f4'fi'91- 1 ., A Q fi . DNODMDCG DJMDIE D 6 DEGP 'f?T':il?f'f Wffl l . b V A ' lwgff Z . .L WICKIEG DWILLIEQ 'fl-IZlfT'I'2 -129 SENIOR STUNT3 PICTURES L' V A ,.A' 3 Ii ' 1-'ff ,A , aa 'e , + ' l ' ' '11 f x, f 2-IQ? ' Q . r w ---- r 1 if ,6 LVKE Q . ODI-HDDY Q A QGDEENIE ' ' . i'. ,z:L5s A -fT1-IL GANG -2 W X f , ' , IV1 gl5f12I'T!3fQ U 4 ' 6 CONJNIIE ' D CVJJY Q V t E 1 4 W -Q-V-.. - tv' v I - - 1 I I Y I fl?x,J!'5 fl: - .-5: EV' . - fi, ' ? GLB 1 LLYQ N'-iw' DQOJED I 'QQQLADQ 430 SENIOR STUNT PICTURES ' . N Se' nf? gf -',' 1 ' r' A , 0 DVCKY Q NAQYG JEAN' BDE: EDAN . '. 'AVL ' ' fi 3 ' ' A -2 Wi - . - - Q- :1 , 5 -- J 'fx e V 4 V '-: - A... --AQM'2 i GJ QE Q I QETTAHJTICKIE ' QQLAQD Q' ., . I 'E - -. r , 13, AV 'ffg ' X I - A BEALJIE--7 , WELLEQNO, 'HAT' ll 31 SENIOR STUNT PICTURES ' l ' - A ,' ' 'QAA 1? ' . ' Q ' , '- f A , ,. , J -MELIQNQQ QBETTYO -.QICONNIEQ-u gi 1.- A I , 1 u ' .. .L 4 li, ,, 1, -N ff' A ' -'K' ' F' V 'Wai , - Q - A 1 2 -,-.,. - DAGNEJH 'PEGGY 0 V -COVDIEQ, M Ai PDYQ oDO12,1f 432 F- ,f--- , - , - , W , , ,, w r w w 1 w f . I SENIOR SOCIETY 3 111 a ,V , web -I , W Sphinx Head R051 Garrison Bennett fo Harnly Cable George Ernen' Croix Lowell Harold Crow Loaif Alfred Corwin Ioan Chandler Dreffer Jamey Henry Harden farrzef Hallen 0,Leary Francif Eugene Quick Frank Charley Reaoif, fr. .Maurice Spencer Rnffelll Charles George Seelbaclr Horace Ellfworth Shacleelton Malcolm Harley Tuttle Clarence Peter Zepp 433 -- V f-'- -if-r - 4 , , v-.Ja Ee SENIOR SOCIETY H I Q 7 - l r , ' ' - .. ' f' Quill and Dagger Roger Bailey Frank Brace Bateman Keith Williain Benfon Charles Wilbnr Cahoon, fr. Leon Gibert Clay William Holbrook Clerninfhaw Morfe Grant Dial fofeph Leef Eaftwich Charlex Wellington Elmer George Frederick Enfworth .Morris Whitney Herrivnan Edwin Laclede Howard Harry Irving Howard William Morgan Kendall Eugene Alfred Leinroth Halftead Miller MaeCabe David George Nethercot Franklin Parfonf O'Brien Howard Bnrnfhip Ortner Alphenf Waldo Sinith Chauncey fndd Stewart Sherman Trowbridge Peter Vifcher IN MEMORIAM john Meredith Hogan 43 JUNIOR SOCIETY , W Hx, gli -fm y y ' gm Aleph Samach Henry Riifling Afhton Hofea Cnfhman Ballon Charley William Carry William Henry Col-vin, Orville Guy Daily Robert Kenneth Felter Daeif Earl Geiger Knrl Arnold .Mayer , Henry Penny .Murphy Bernard Ofear Renther Robert LeRoy Siering Walker Smith Ralph Edwin Swanfon W hitelafw Todd Terry 436 7' CIVIL ENGINEERING SOCIETY I, 4 4 A '5?5?2,:1 ,, vu. ' -V l,'f'f5i9 ' .Zf.f'2H'h2F 'I 'I TSR.:-:I wwsi' Tw, In I '-I J'1J'2'1,'K1f-I.. ':J53?f 1P?P5'M :' WI: 'I .mug Q w : 1 A I 1. ,2i3.f5f?J L, ry I If If ' 'LQFEEH H7-I Y w .,ifEvfw.a '1r?ii5fI'W.R ' ' Hi: 'ffhfi '1':1iie - 'IH' K Rod and Bob FRED ASA BARNES SIDNEY GONZALES GEORGE JOHN THOMAS PARSONS PAUL HALLADAY UNDERWOOD CARL CRANDALL CHAUNCEY RUTHVEN NICANLIS JOHN EDWIN PERRY CURTIS BURNAM BENNETT THOMAS FLETCHER COCHRAN JOHN CHARLES GEBHARD GEORGE SINGLETON HISCOCK LOUIS WYMAN JOSEPH JAMES HENRY LYNCH, JR. YU CHI MA JOHN WARD MARTIN BENJAMIN CHARLES MICHELSON JAMES HALLEN O,LEARY OSCAR JAMES SEWELL ALEXANDER FRANCIS STOLZ CHARLES ALBERT STOTT' AARON VAN 'DUZER WALLACE, JR. PERCY SUYDAM WILSON BRICKNELL JAMES VVOODEURY CHARLES CURTIS WOODRUFF, JR. CHILTON AUSTIN WVRIGHT JOSEPH HOWARD CHRISTIAN LEON GIBERT CLAY ALBERT OTTO DEGLING HAROLD SNEDAKER FISHER THOMAS DAVID FINN, JR. MAURICE EDWIN GILLETT HERBERT HARRINGTON LINNELL JOHN BENJAMIN MCCLATCHY GORDON IVICIQELLAR JOSEPH NEEDLE CHARLES ELWIN REESE ROBERT HAMILTON WVEIR LAURENCE RAYMOND WVELLS 437 r CIVIL ENGINEERING SOCIETY -1I ' :J -swf , A II. I WT21es?w. I II IQIQA If ,II I I AVIQIQ -IIIIIIIWDQAW II-'I I , JJ. Imsewl W- 'Ltg,w,.g45Wg9I'Ic I, I. I ,,,, .,,,,N RI, , J I , A... 1 f - gy 'rg I- WL K , ' 1 JQII -feggwl I ,If ' I - L A-'ff 1 I f1I-III-,ILPM-R- 1 H - 1 ' WHA- AMN Jmsfz-'I I :ERPIHWQI -wrf:e21Eaf:E:4fg+:-Eva: H.,-kggazxr... I -,YISIIQQH-v L I IM A.gf:Q.,,fl-I-:- -I isa -.A,i555gf, L HENRY NEELY OGDEN EARLE NELSON BURROWS WALTER LICHTENTHAELER CONWELL LEON ALEXANDER LAWRENCE LEONARD CHURCH URQUHART HENRY JOHN BENISCH JOHN PERCIVAL BULLARD THAD LUMPKIN COLLUM GARRETT ELLIOTT CONOVER FRANK SCHILLE CONSTANS FREDERICK WILSON CRANE DAMON GREENLEAF DOUGLAS ALEXANDER SCHULZ EISENBRANDT WILLIAM HAROLD EMERSON PAUL EARLY FITZPATRICK WVALTER ANTON HENRY GRANTZ FRANCIS AMEROS HALEY GEORGE DENISE HAYES IVIORRIS WHITNEY HERRIMAN HAROLD INGERSOL HETTINGER ALGER EUGENE HUNKIN EDWIN JOSEPH LENAHAN RAUL LUCCHETTI DAVID GEORGE NETHERCOT CLAUDE MARC PENDLETON DONALD NIANY ROBINSON ROBERT SCHEMPF JOSEPH EDWARD SMITH RANDOLPH COOPER WEST GERALD CROFOOT WVILLIAMS ARTHUR WILSON WINSHIP 438 CHEMISTRY SOCIETY Q-41 'W - 75919 b1C FACULTY MEMBERS THOMAS ROLAND BRIGGS LOUIS IVIUNROE DENNIS LEWIS JOSEPH CROSS FRANK ELMORE RICE GRADUATES ROBERT JAMES FLETCHER ARCHIE BERNHARD HOE1 E. A. LANDER' SENIORS JAMES LEWIS BERSTON FRED FISHER I-IUBACH LEE I-IINCHMAN CLARK WALTER I-IUEER WELLBORN ESTES LEROY HAUCK KORB VERNON I-IIGOS SCHNEE JUNIOR ALVIN CANFIELD' PURDY 439 , ARCHITECTURAL SOCIETY ' v-A - kfilluiilll. ' I I- di. ,. ,...,,..,- ..,. , . ' 'Sz' ' 1 ,1 .- SN-A, , , AEI.: ' - .Al S .A,, 1 ' I ' ' Aiqfxef-:-jAx.4. . 9 -.z xi wi' JACOB GOULD SCHURMAN CLARENCE AUGUSTINE MARTIN HUBERT EUGENE BAXTER OLAF NIARTINIUS BRAUNER LEROY PEARL BURNHAM GEORGE RAY CHAMBERLAIN THOMAS FREDERICK CRANE LOUIS AGASSIZ FUERTES IQIQ ROGER BAILEY CLARENCE WILLIAM DUNBAR EDWIN LACLEDE HOWARD 1920 BOYD TINSLEY HILL 440 HIRAM SAMUEL GUTSELL EVERETT VICTOR MEEKS CHRISTIAN NIIDJO ALBERT CHARLES PHELPS NATHANIEL SCHMIDT SHEPHERD STEVENS EDWARD MILTON URBAND GEORGE YOUNG, JR. BENJAMIN S. HUBBELL, JR. YEN CHIH LU ARTHUR EDWARD MIDDLEHURST FREDERICK ROBINSON STEFFENS SENIOR AGRICULTURAL SGCIETY Hebs-Sa BRYAN NIUNROE EAGLE WILLIAM CHARLES ELDRIDGE JAMES JOSEPH HENRY HARDEN EMIN HASSAN LO WE LL SHIRLEY HUNTINGTON DEAN ELWOOD LOUNSBERY NORMAN TOIVO NEWTON HOWARD BURNSHIP ORTNER ROSS NICKEAN PRESTON FRANCIS EUGENE QUICK MAURICE SPENCER RUSSELL JAMES EDWARD SCHAAE CHARLES GEORGE SEELBACH JOHN NELSON SPAETH CHAUNCEY JUDD STEWART LOUIS ARTHUR WUEST 441 Phi Beia Kappa Organized Decemberng, 1776 5 A 59 ar-1 A M P' ig' gs ikiiii SQ Q: R oz-ge,:,,.x Y NEW YORK THETA CHAPTER R Established May 28, I88Z V ERNEST ALBEE ALBERT LEROY ANDREWS EUGENE PLUMB ANDREWS MORTIER FRANKLIN BARRUS FREDERICK BEDELL CHARLES EDVVIN BENNETT JOHN BENTLEY, JR. ALBERT YVILLIAM BOESCHE GEORGE GLEASON BOGERT JULIAN PLEASANT BRETZ GEORGE PRENTICE BRISTOL LESLIE NATHAN BROUGHTON ARTHUR WESLEY BROWNE MURRAY WVRICHT BUNDY GEORGE LINCOLN BURR ALAN DITCHEIELD CAMPBELL WALTER B. CARVER CLEMENT DEXTER CHILD PETER WALTER CLAASSEN LANE COOPER CLYDE FIRMAN CRAIG THOMAS FREDERICK CRANE LOUIS MUNROE DENNIS LEONARD ACKER HELEN ELIZABETH ADDOMS MARIAN RUTH ALBIQIGHT LOUISE FULLER BELDEN MRS. K. MCREURRAY BENSON HELEN ANIELIA CARMALT CHARLES WELLINGTON ELMER JAMES FRANKS EPPENSTEIN ELINOR TVIARY FISH MARIAN GERBER LEO GERSHOY RUTH IMEL ALDRICH RAYMOND TERHUNE ANDERSON FLORENCE MARY DILL SAMUEL FELDMAN RXIADELINE FAY GILMOUR MENIBERS IN THE FACULTY ARTHUR JOHNSON EAMES HENRY WHITE EDGERTON HERBERT CHARLES ELMER ROLLINS ADAMS EMERSON ALBERT BERNHARDT FAUST WILLIAM SILLIMAN FOSTER ROSWELL CLIFTON GIBBS ALLAN H. GILBERT GILBERT DENNISON HARRIS LEON AUGUSTUS HAUSMAN BLANCHE EVANS HAZARD CHARLES HENRY HULL WALLIE ABRAHAM HURWITZ RALPH HAYWARD IQENISTON LESTER SPRUCE IQENNELL JOSEPH VANCE NTCIQELVEY JAMES MCMAHON JAMES FREDERICK NIASON LEONARD AMBY MAYNARD BENTON SULLIVAN MONROE CARLTON CHASE TVIURDOCK CLARK SUTHERLAND NORTHUP ERNEST TROWBRIDGE PAINE PAUL RUSSEL POPE CLASS OF 1919 GLADYS FAY GILREY HARRY GOLD CHAUNCEY JEROME GORDON JAMES RUEUS GORDON MORRIS GOTSDANKER LOUIS GOTTSCHALK JEANETTE HEERTJE VVILLIAM PIERCE HERNIAN EDNA RUTH LIOTCHKISS MARGARET COLLINS KNAPP LUELLA IRENE LACKMANN CLASS OF IQZO CHRISTINA HAZEN ELEANOR CLARA MCMULLEN SARAH ALICE MCNULTY NAOLII NASH FRANCES MABEL OTTLEY 442 N Jr nu...-S 0 22 I Agiifyw M, N9 I 4 Olsf ihiiv va Q R A ..,, 3 X ,. .. A A . C 'lxiivfefrff 'f..f F ' ' T3 --.17 :.-L.- I-QR S: - 'i'f.ITL'--11 3 ' If , J-ff.. My :z:::m'Im TQ,- ., . -A-'fsaeif' agp, gag- .iw .-gi.: gum? I ,- vnu.. - 11 iss aff .. .WM ,M 3 .M A ,W W . of-J.. Six Fi LAURENCE PUMPELLY JIVILLIAM HOWARD RANRIN ARTHUR RANUM HAROLD LYLE REED ARTHUR JOHN RIDER RASMUS S. SABY MARTIN VVRIGHT SAMPSON ERNEST WILLIAM SCHODER JACOB RICHARD SCHRAMM PAUL BERWIG SCHURMAN LESTER VVAYLAND SHARP FREDERICK MILLER SMITH YVILLIAM STRUNK, JR. ALFRED HENRY SWEET F RANK THILLY ABBOTT PAYSON USHER FRANK BURKETT WANN HERBERT HICE WHETZEL ANDREW CURTIS WVHITE WALTER FRANCIS WILCOX ELIAS ROOT BIDDLE VVILLIS JAMES ALBERT VVINANS GEORGE IALLAN WORKS RALPH ALEXANDER LIDDLE ELIZABETH NEELY BARNET NOVER FRANKLIN PARSONS O,BRIEN MALCOLM FULLER GRTON VIRGINIA WATSON SWITZER LOUIS ALEXANDER TURNER HELENE GEERTRU VAN NESS MAX JUDD VVASSERMAN PAULINE ZIEGELEAUER RUTH MAY RATTELLE DORRICE ANWYL RICHARDS MERIT SCOTT JAMES RAYMOND WADSWORTH SOPHIE DAZIAN WORBTS I S lgma X 1 Founded at COrne1lUIIiVeI'Sity in 1886 OEEICERS, I9I8-1919 F. K. RICHTNIYER . . G. W. HERRICK . F. G. SWVITZER . JAMES MCMAHON . O. A. JOHANNSEN . . . . Prefidml Vial'-P1'c'fz'dm1f Rc'r01'di1'Ig Secrcftary C01'1Ac'5jJ0mZ'i1Ig Ser7'etm'y . Treamref LIST OF ACTIVE NIEMEERS OF THE ALPHA B. ADAMS A. A. ALLEN E. G. ANDERSON A.. L. A.NDREwS E. F.. BARKER WL N. BARNARD . A.. BARNES fl F. BEDELL E. W. BENJAMIN C. BETTEN C. C. BIDWELL R. R. BIRCH J. A. BIZZELL E. BLAKER F. M. BLODGETT A. BODANSKY I. C. BRADLEY I. M. BRANNON T. R. BRIGGS A. W. BROWNE H. O. BUCKMAN W. H. BURKHOLDER F. P. BUSSELL C. M. CARPENTER W. B. CARVER E. M. CHAMOT W. H. CHANDLER C. CI-IUPP I. P. CHURCH MRS. A. B. COMSTOCK J. H. COMSTOCK C. CMNDALL L. I. CROSS L. IVI. DENNIS O. F. CURTIS H. DIEDERICHS MISS G. E. DOUGLAS O. W. DYNES A. EAMES F. O. ELLENVVOOD F. D. ELSTON A. EMERSON H. M. FITZPATRICK W. T. M. FORBES I. A. FRIED J. N. FROST L. A. FUERTES P. F. GAEHR S. H. GAGE R. C. GIBBS FJ D. C. GILLESPIE S. A. GOLDBERG A. GRAY C. T. GREGORY A C. H. GUISE W. A. HAGAN G. D. HARRIS E. E. HASKELL I. NI. HAWLEY C. E. HAYDEN A.. :HEINICKE G. W. HERRICK L. R. FIESLER G. S. HOPKINS H. I. HOTCPIKISS C.. B. I-IUTCHISON J. IVI. HYATT S. D. JACKSON H. S. JACOBY A. O. JOHANNSEN O. B. IQENT A. T. KERR D. S. :KIMBALL MRS. B. F. IQINGSBURY B. F. IQINGSBURY L. KNUDSON M. A. LEE K. C. LIVERMORE J. T. LLOYD H. H. LOVE T. L. LYON J. IVICNIAI-ION P. G. MCVETTY A. R. IVIANN R. MATHESON P. NIERTZ H. J. MILKS MISS L. A. MINNS F.. G. NIISNER G. S. MOLER E. G. IVIONTGOMERY V. A. Bf.IOORE C. G. MURDOCK C. H. BGIYERS VV. I. BfIYERS I. G. NEEDIIAM F.. L. NICHOLS M. NICHOLS H. N. OGDEN 443 WJ ff Q 2f'Qfl'4ff 31.15. 1 -za Lf. . .' I ' ' QM' . CHAPTER, IQI8-IQI9. R. M. OGDEN W. R. GRNDORFF I. G. PERTSCII, JR. D. REDDICK ' H. D. REED E. W. RETTGER H. B. REYES F. E. RICE J. F.. RICE F. K. RICHTNIYER I-I. RIES G. IVI. ROBISON H, IZ. ROSS W. W. ROWLEE R. WL SAILOR E. S. SAVAGE W. M. SAYVDON MRS. -I. R. SCHRAMM I. R. SCHRAMM L. W. SHARP MISS P. G. SHELDON A. R. SHADLE S. SIMPSON MRS. A. VV. SMITH A. 'W. SMITH F. W. STEWART W. A. STOCKING J. B. SUMNER E. SUNDERVILLE F. G. SWITZER G. W. TAILBY, JR. I. H. TANNER F.. B. TITCHENER G, B. UPTON VV. P. VANFVAGENEN F. B. VVANN NIRS. G. F. VVARREN G. F. WKVARREN H. H. WHETZEL MRS. M. C. VVIEGAND K. M. WIEGAND R. C. WIGGANS YV. L. WVILLIAMS 1. K. WILSON H. H. WVING E. H. WOOD IVIRS. A. H. IIVRIGHT A. H. 'WRIGHT R. W. G. WYCKOEE B. P. YOUNG HONGRARY ENGINEERING SOCIETY T . Tau Beta Pi Delta Of NeW York Established January 17, IQIO FACULTY MEMBERS WZILDER DWIGHT BANCROFT WILLIAM NICHOLAS BARNARD CHARLES HAROLD BERRY IRVING PORTER CHURCH HERMAN DIEDERICHS FRANK OAKES ELLENYVOOD ARCHIBALD NIORTIMER ERSKINE SIDNEY GONZALES GEORGE ALEXANDER GRAY CLARENCE WA,LTER HAM . 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A I U F' ' jg , .. 4 'wg -- ,f 14-int li ' ::'u2uEi'::,x -I A51 -'ff if 1:2 . 5 19:4 112 :I ,v- X - - 1 I ' 46, , WL 951, - - -v-Q-:lu I lj' 11-- 1 I '. J V .-:.'1 . ' I- ,, 2 ,5 .J ' - I- -, 1 fl if :Af 523-25 ' , xiii -21 fri L 4., ,g+ gvI,'m.--,w er.: , ,U . 1, 1 , - 45, . 1 13--Q. - :ag 15. . A ,. 1-5L.- 5 . .:- -hyat, 3' -i11fsr:., 5 ' f 4 -. N .-f4g'f'fj 4 'SRi- 'y gg irifz . ' ' ' MI- 55? - ' ' ' if-filf, ml '11-ist ' 'liiifi ' v 151112 12' .,-1514 - - -14.2 -51 -12 h rg-ig. ' JOHN ARTHUR JENNINGS, ,IQ . CARL STEPHEN SIEBOLD, '19 . WILLIAM CLYDE O BRIEN, ,2I 1919 JOHN ARTHUR JENNINGS CARL STEPHEN SIEBOLD JOHN NELSON SPAETH 1920 GEORGE GRAYDON CURTIS WHYLAND DELOS SPRONG IQZI WILLIAM CHARLES COMES HOWARD CHARLES JONES WILLIAM CLYDE O,BR1EN WALTER WESLEY SIMONDS MICHAEL GERALD SULLIVAN IQ22 JOSEPH BLOSSOM BLOSS, JR. FRANKLIN EDMUND BURKE JOHN HENRY NEUN 460 Preficient Vife-Prffident S ecretary Poly Club 0 Cornell VVALTER ARNOLD TYLER . Prffidenz DUDLEY NOSTRAND . . 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Editor-in-Chief FRANKLIN PARSONS O,BRIEN, 'IQ . . . Bnfinen Manager RUSSELL HOLT PETERS, '20 . . . . Managing Editor ORVILLE GUY DAILY, '20 . . Aniftani Eminem Manager DAVIS EARL GEIGER, 720 WALTER SCHOELLKOPF SCHMIDT, '21 REGINALD GOWER HAMMOND, '20 EWALD JOHN SMITH, '21 WILLIAM SLAUGHTER COVINGTON, '21 ELWYN BROOKS WHITE, '21 WOMEN'S REPRESENTATIVES CAROL GEORGIANA STRONG, '2O Woinen': Editor HARRIOT ANNE PARSONS, 'IQ ' Biuineff Manager I THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS PROF. BRISTOW ADAMS PAUL LIVERMORE, '97 PROF. CHARLES BURDICK ' FRANKLIN PARSONS 0,BRIEN, ,IQ ALPHEUS WALDO SMITH, 'IQ 467 ILER STEFFENS SOLOMON BENNET MITCHELL THOMAS BUMSTEAD LEBOEUF TNTEGEAR LANE Publifhed Monthly H Literary Editorf Chofen by Competition Ogfice: 222 Eaft State Street THE BOARD OF EDITORS RANDALL JAMES LEBOEUF, JR., '19 . Editor-in-Chief WILLIAM BELL MEGEAR, ,IQ ' . Bnfinefs Manager DALE BUMSTEAD, JR., 721 Managing Editor SAMUEL JOSEPH SOLOMON, '20 . Photographic Editor FREDERICK ROBINSON STEFFENS, 720 . . Photographic Editor ROBERT HADLEY BENNET, ,ZI . . Afxociate Bufineff Manager ROBERT ARTHUR MITCHELL, ,2I . . Affociate Enyinesf Manager ASSOCIATE EDITORS RUSSELL HILLS ILER, 320 FREDERIC CHAPIN LANE, ,2I FRANK HOWARD THOMAS, JR., ,ZI 468 NET5'TON NICGAHAN WILCOX DUNHAM PECK BOLAN HOWARD MURRAY SMITH HILL BAILEY MCPHERSON STEFFENS Th W 'd Pnblifhed Ei-M0nthl31.' Hnrnoronf, IZZn.ftratea'. Edilorf Chofen by Conrpefifion Office: 310 Eaft Sfazfe Strfet THE BOARD OF EDITORS WILLIAM COLMAN MURRAY, '21 Edifor-in-Chief JOSEPH EDWARD SMITH, '20 Eminem Manager BOYD TINSLEY HILL, '20 . . . Art Editor CHARLES GIFFORD PECK, '21 . Afffifzfanf Bnfinfff Manager ANSLEY VVILCOX, znd., '21 Circulation Marzager EDWIN LACLEDE HOWARD, '19 Aciz'ifory Ediior ROGER BAILEY, '19 . Aafwifory Editor NORMAN TOIVO NEWTON, 'IQN FRANCIS JOSEPH BOLAN, '21 ROGER DAVIS NICPHERSON, '20 HOWARD BAKER CUSHMAN, '21 FREDERICK ROBINSON STEFFENS, '20 GEORGE SHELLABARGERDUN1-IAM,'21 JAMES CORNELIUS NICGA,HAN, '21 469 CARR OSTERGREN NICNULTY DAY FRIEDRICH The Sibley Journal of Engineering Piiblifhecl M'onthly, Thfonghout the Year, by ci BoeirclofEdizfo1'f Chofen by Competition from tlre Senior, junior, and Sophomore Clauef of Sibley College Ojjliee: lVe51f Sibley Hall Edizov'-DWIGHT LEEDS IX'ICNULTY', ,IQ ASSISTANT EDITGRS EZRA HALSEY DAY, ,IQ JOHN CHARLES FRIEDRICH, '19 FREDERIC CHARLES EVANS, '19 HUGH RODERICK CARR, 720 CARL FRITIOF OSTERGREN, 721 V ASSOCIATE EDITORS DEAN ALBERT W. SMITH PROFESSOR D. S. KIMBALL PROFESSOR YV. N. BARNARD PROFESSOR G. B. UPTON PROFESSOR ALEXANDER GRAY PROFESSOR C. A. PIERCE 470 I FISHER SCHEIIIPE WILLIAMS HARIiISON - HARTMAYER DEGLING WRIGHT WILSON BARNES HASKELL ROBINSON SEELY CLAX' The Cornell Civil Engineer Pilblifliecl Monthly by the Ayfociazfion of Civil Engineer! of Cornell Unioerfify BOARD OF EDITORS - DONALD NIANY ROBINSON, ,IQ . . Editor-in-Chief HOMER RUSSELL SEELY, ,IQ Managing Editor PERCY SUYDAM WILSON, ,IQ . Bnfineff Manager CHILTON AUSTIN WRIGHT, ,IQ . , Alcloerzifing Manager JOHN PETER MACBEAN, JR., 'I9 . , Alumni Editor LEON GIBERT CLAY, '19 . Circulation Manager JUNIOR ASSOCIATE EDITORS HAROLD SNEDAKER FISHER, '2O . HERBERT WILLIAM HARTMAYER, '20 GERALD CROFOOT WILLIAMS, 'zo ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGERS ALBERT OTTO DEGLING, '20 BERNARD JAMES HARRISON, 'zo ROBERT SCHEMPF, 'zo ADVISORY BOARD EUGENE ELWIN HASKELL, '79 ERNEST TRURAN, 795 - FRED ASA BARNES, '97 471 WICI-:Es HOXX'LETT ELDRIDGE , FLEMING RCIASTERMAN E. V. SULLIVAN DUFFIES SAMPSON WUEST NYE E. B. SULLIVAN The Cornell Countryman Illuftrated .Monthlys Publifheal by Student: in the College of Agriculture Chofen by Competition and Election THE BOARD OF EDITCRS LOUIS ARTHUR XVUEST, '19 . EUGENE BERNARD SULLIVAN, '19 . STANLEY BRITTAIN DUFFIES, '20 . GERTRUDE SAMPSON, ,IQ . RUTH NYE, '20 . . ARTHUR JOHN MASTERMAN, ,IQ ERNEST VAUGHAN SULLIVAN, '19 FRANCIS ALLEN 472 Editor-in-Chief Bufineff Manager Circulation Maiiager' W'ornen'5 Editor Wvo1nen,J Editor' JOHN RIMER FLEMING, ,ZI FREEMAN SMITH HOWLETT, 721 XVICKES, ,ZI SHERRY RIEAVIS CARROLL HOSKINS GILLIGAN BROWN DAWSON BURDICK EAVING DONLON IVIEADOVY LITTLE PEPPER KOCH The Cornell Law Quarlerly Published Bi-lldoutllly Dufiug thx Academic Yfar by the Fafulty of the College .Law and a Board of Szfudeuz Editorf Chofeu upon the Recommendation of the Farully THE BOARD OF EDITORS CHARLES KELLOGG BURDICK .,.. Faculty Editor LOUIS WELTON DAWSON, ,IQ . Edizo1'-in-Chief JAMES ALLEN EWINC, '19 . Bufiuefy Manager ASSOCIATE EDITORS RICHARD I-IARTER BROWN 'I CHARLES FRANK REAVIS R. 'I 7 7 3 9 IXXIALCOLM BARRINGTON CARROLL, ,IQ ARTHUR L. SHERRY, ,IQ EUGENE FRANCIS GILL1GA.N, ,IQ BAIARY HONO'R DONLON, ,zo FREDERIC BlIA,RTIN HOSKINS, ,IQ DOROTHEA KOCH, A20 ACOB NIEADOW 'I CHARLES VVARREN LITTLE 'zo 7 7 BENJAMIN PEPPER, 720 473 I , 1 ,M N ,M ,N W I I , I N L ll M, J UI T M H I I N H BULLEN HUBBELL DUNBAR SHERWOODY W MCPHERSON SEELE1 BAILEY TINKHAM I , ' I The Cornell Architect Publifhed by the Arcliitecty' Affociation of the Collegf of Architecture EM in THE BOARD OF EDITORS ERLE TULL SEELEY, ,IQ . Editor-in-Chief CLARENCE WILLIAM DUNBAR, '19 . Managing Editor WN MORRISON KYLE BAILEY, ,IQ . . . Bufineff Manager COLEMAN HOBART SHERWOOD, 320. Afxiftant Bufineff Manager 1 BENJAMIN S. HUBBELL, JR., ,IQ . . . Circulation Manager JOHN NIXON BULLEN, 'zo . . Affiftant Circulation Manager I I u ix NORMAN MURDOCK TINKHAM, ,IQ . . Afforiate Editor ROGER DAVIS MCPHERSON, 720 . Affociate Editor A PROFESSOR ALBERT CHARLES PHELPS . Faculty Editor 474 ' 1 -,LT , , , 1-- I Qmwgw' X X 'Y X4 F1 MVSIC DPAMATICS C7 DEBATE L , X i i ,Q 3. fff,-JLx A V AV - XVAVQVAVXAV ..r1lvf'Fl1j HB NI C!! w 2:21 . -. !ayl CMS tl ,- Zu sf x. 1 2 ...-, ,514 4 6 ' -..331t::1: .3 1 MV-NCAL Qiciiiily-E s x -gr,-::::I15:s The Nfusical Clubs, like all the other University activities, have been greatly handicapped this year. In the fall they were unable to organize due to the ex- istence of the S.A.T.C. When, however, the University reopened on its old scholastic basis, at the beginning of the New Year, everyone looked forward to a reorganization of the Clubs and the Spring concerts which they have always given. Unfortunately this did not prove to be the case, as both lVIr. Coleman and likewise Prof. Dann, who for several years past have been the directors of the Mandolin and Glee Clubs, respectively, were absent in war work. As both these men are returning before the'Fa1l, the University did not deem it wise to temporarily obtain someone else to fill their places. Mr. Coleman left in May 1918, just before the final concert, to join the force of Y. M. C. A. workers on the other side, and we are sure there are few, if any, who are capable of affording the men 'cover therew more enjoyable hours. Prof- essor Dann remained until the end of the year but left shortly afterwards to fill the position of musical director at Camp Zachary Taylor. Here, as at the Univer- sity, his work met with great success. At present there is enrolled in the University a large number of the men who were members of the Clubs last year, and nearly every week sees the return of another. Indications point to the fact that by September the great majority of the 1917-1918 organization will be intact. With these men as a nucleus to build on, and with additions from this and next year's entering classes, the Clubs will undoubtedly be as strong as at any time in their previous history. Steps have already been taken for their immediate reorganization in the Fall, and by Christmas they will be in a position to take the usual holidays trip. 477 i diy f' 'Q m JD MASORW R R X 5 f -4 4 .. . 5' 5 - . .f X 5- ' v f ' A ' 5 -. -.-.-- .- . ..-..c -1 v , , . - -4 . 2 , . 5 L V I 'T ' 5 - 5 - ' l444444.4. 4. . 5 M gxxxxgxi- ' . . . 1 S v . A , ' 57 .S 44 1 444. Ill Ang nxxkkxx X- 'J if Ut .wtffwh if i THE COUNCIL PROF. M. W.'SAMPSON, Pwfidem C. H. BLOOD, '90 J. P. CORRIGAN, '19 C. L. DURHAM, '99 E. L. HOWARD, '19 A L. I. NICHOLS, '19 THE MANAGEMENT J. P. CORRIGAN, '19 ..... Managfr L. I. NICHOLS, '19 . . Prefidmf E. L. HOWARD, '19 . Vice-Prarident THE MASQUE R. BAILEY, '19 H. V. LALLEY, 'IQ N. T. NEWTON, '19 L. I. NICHOLS, '19 J. W. ROSS, '19 W. G. SCHOELLKOPF, '19 R. H. SCHROETER, '19 A. HUNKIN, '20 V 478 R. H. PETERS, '20 J. S. PFLUEGER, '20 W. TAYLOR, '2O W. T. TERRY, '2O A. O. R. BALDRIDGE, '21 S. W. OSTROM, '21 J. W. REAVIS, '21 P. O. WORKS, '21 4 2'-'21 . 9 Sul 5 X ' vi A -v if , ,if . . 4 Z V, -44- A .AA1 Ji . 6 .. l4.44442.4. H.. ' E xx xx x N , ' A . ' x ' ' ' RALPH LIERRICK, Director C. D. CARPENTER, '20, Drum Alajor J. H. STRONG, '19, P1'incipalM'uJician D. L. PEASE, '20, Chiqf Aluxician VV. G. IQING, '21, Chief Trimlpetfr E. A. SCHMOKER, Grad. R. H. BENNET, '21 H. FINE, '21 H. B. SAMSON, 'ZI S. H. BARRETT, JR., '22 NI. E. BUTTERFIELD, '22 J. L. STRONG, 'Ig D. L. PEASE, '20 H. TRALL, '21 S. F.. AYER, '22 L. W. ROBINSON, '18 A. G. CROWLEY, '21 R. P. TRAVIS, '20 G. D. HARMON, '21 B. F. BARRETO, '22 F. H. LAPE, '21 H. E. BUCK, '21 J. A. NIEDECK, '21 W. A. HERRINGTON, '19 W. O. STRUNK, '21 R. N. CHASE, '22 H. M. DEVOLT, '22 CORNETS J. FRANCIS, '22 J. C. KELLY, '22 R E. LEE, '22 F. NICBRIDE, '22 R. C. SPENCER, '22 H. H. WILSON, '22 H. H. ENGLE, Sp. CLARINETS E. D. ROTH, '22 O. J. SPAHN, '22 B. M. WERLY, '22 E. S. ROCKWELL, '23 A. M. LEWIS, Sp. HORNS C. W. CHANDLER, '22 E. JACOBSTEIN, '22 F. B. PETERMANN, '22 SAXOPHONES 0. W. SKINNER, '21 H. O. NIERZ, '22 C. S. WHITNEY, '22 FLUTES B. O. UNDERWOOD, '22 E. C. ROSENBERG, Sp. BARITONES W. E. JACKSON, '22 SLIDE TROMBONES W. H. BAKER, '22 n C. LOOPE, '22 A TUBAS W. G. KING, '21 P. H. STAUB, '21 DRUMS J. C. GARDNER, '22 C. R. HYER, '22 C. RV. ROBERTS, '22 VV. R. COLWELI., Sp. 479 Y g g v DRAMAIIC -YS -f. !M,JI. CL ff QS M s.v K.: sf L L 1 1- ,., ' '-4' 5 . 4 4 S sv J I vv' 4 t 'f---4- 1 2 . - xsxS 'T M ' o,,,,,,. 1' MN 'TuPPP ., - -..h I wrxyti- HARRY JACOB BORCHERS, 720 . P1'f:ide11t MARGARET KNAPP, '19 . Vic:-P1'e.videnz' PHYLLIS CHAPMAN, 'IQ . . Secretary PROFESSOR A. M. DRUMMOND Faculty Dimfczor HONORARY MEMBERS - PROFESSOR A. M. DRUMMOND PROFESSOR G. B. MUCHMORE PROFESSOR G. A. EVERETT PROFESSOR NI. W. SAMPSON PROFESSOR B. J. HIRSHFELD f PROFESSOR N. SCHMIDT PROFESSOR C. MIDJO PROFESSOR J. A. WINANS PROFESSOR E. H. WOODRUFF ACTIVE MEMBERS' GLADYS BLEIMAN, 'IQ JANET BfIA.CADAM, 721 HARRY JACOB BORCHERS, '2O WILLIAM' NIAHL, '20 PHYLLIS CHAPMAN, 'IQ ISABEL MURRAY, 'IQ ELINOR FISH, '19 NORMAN NEWTON, 'IQ REGENE FREUND, '20 HELEN PALMER, '19 MARVIN THEODORE HERRICK, 721 ELIZABETH REIGART, '19 MARGARET KNAPP, 'IQ FREDERICK ROBINSON STEFFENS, '20 DORIS WYNKOOP, 'IQ ASSOCIATE MEMBERS ALFRED GRIFFIN ASHCROFT, '21 DEBORAH VICTORIA HITCHCOCK, '21 DAVID HOUSTON BUCHANAN, 720 EARL WALTER PHELAN, '21 JOHN COLLINS GIBB, '21 CLARA STARRETT, '19 MARIE HILLIDGE, '21 EMMA NATALIE TOWNSEND, 'IQ 480 The Debate Council JAMES ALBERT WINANS ...... 4 Prefidemf FACULTY MEMBERS ROBERT ARGYLL CAMPBELL EVERETT LEE HUNT CHARLES HENRY HULL GUY BROOKS NIUCHMORE STUDENT MEMBERS EDWARD EUGENE DICKER, 719 JACOB NIERTENS, IR., ,IQ WALTER NIEASDAY, JR., 720 ALFRED MoRToN SAPERSTON,7IQ RECORD PENNSYLVANIA-CORNELL DEBATES Year lVinner 1894 Pennsylvania 1895 Pennsylvania 1896 Cornell 1897 Cornell 1898 Cornell 1899 Pennsylvania IQO2 Pennsylvania 1903 Cornell 1904 Cornell 1905 Cornell 1906 Cornell 1907 Pennsylvania 1908 Pennsylvania 1909 Pennsylvania 1910 Pennsylvania 191 1 Cornell 1912 Cornell 1913 Pennsylvania 1914 Cornell 1915 Pennsylvania 1916 Pennsylvania IQI7 Tie ' 1918 Cornell COLUMBIA-CORNELL DEBATES Year Winner 1900 Cornell IQOI Cornell IQO2 Cornell 1903 Columbia 1904 Cornell 1905 Columbia 1906 Cornell 1907 Columbia 1908 Columbia IQOQ Cornell 1910 Columbia IQI 1 Cornell IQI 2 Cornell 1913 Columbia 1914 Columbia 1915 Cornell 1916 Cornell 1918 Columbia PRINCETON-CoRNELL DEBATE 1917 Tie RIAHL SOUTER DODSON FLORSHEIM JNIEGEAR SHACKELTON RICHARDS BRYNE GORDON '86 Memorial Speakers WINNERS OF THE '86 MEMORIAL PRIZE IN PUBLIC SPEAKING 1887 1888 1889 1890 1891 1892 1393 1394 1895 1896 1397 1898 1899 1900 1901 1902 ANDREW S. WHITE HOWARD A. OPPENHEIM FRANK H. CALLAN WILLARD H. AUSTEN EDWIN D. SHURTER ERNEST I. WHITE WILLIAM P. CHAPMAN EDWARD V. HENRY STEPHEN F. SHERMAN, ERWIN ESMOND HERRICK C. ALLEN MORTIMER OSTHEIMER WILLIAM O. MORGA.N J WILLIAM H. MORRISON, JR. WILLIAM A. PRAYER CHARLES B. DOWD GLA.DYS ADELLE BRYNE DEWITT DODSON HAROLD MILTON FLORSHEIM ,TAMES RUEUS GORDON WILLIAM MAHL 1903 1904 1905 1906 1907 1908 IQOQ IQIO 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915 IQI6 1917 1918 Speczkerf in IQI8 482 ELLIAS H. KELLY CHARLES H. TUCK WILLIAM L. RANSOM FRANCIS L. DURK HORACE L. DAWSON LEROY R. GOODRICH ABRAHAM LEVINE ALAN H. COLCORD YVILLIAM WA.LZER HARRY Z. HARRIS REGNAR T. KIDDE WILLIAM D. SMITH LOUIS Y. GABERMAN HENRY KLAUBER MARION L. WHITE HORACE E. SHACKELTON WILLIAM BELL MEGEAR, JR. DC-RICE ANWYL RICHARDS HORACE ELLSWORTH SHACKELTON CHARLES EDWARD SOUTER ALFRED LESLIE TAYLOR REEASDAY IQARI' CORMACR RIERTENS SAPERSTON DICKER '94 Memorial Speakers WINNERS OF THE '94 MEMORIA.L PRIZE IN DEBATE ' 1895 VVILLIAM P. CHAPMAN, JR. 1907 FRANCIS L. DURKE 1896 HARLEY N. CROSBY 1908 ROSCOE C. EDLUND 1897 DANIEL H. WELLS 1909 CHARLES R. HUGINS 1898 GALE LAUGHLIN 1910 HEBER E. GRIFFITH 1899 JAMES B. NOLAN 1911 GAY H. BROWN 1900 FRANK H. HAUNSER IQI2 RALPH E. PIERCE 1901 SIDNEY S. LOWENTHAL 1913 HAROLD RIEOELMAN 1902 FLOYD L. CARLISLE 1914 WILLIAM DUDLEY SMITH 1903 GEORGE D. CROETS IQIS LOUIS YURLIC GABERMAN 1904. WILLIAM L. RANSOM 1916 RALPH HARRIS BLANCHARD 1905 NEAL D. BECKER 1917 JACOB GOULD SCHURMAN, JR. IQO6 GEORGE W. ROESCH 1918 DANIEL THOMAS GILMARTIN, JR 1919 EDWARD EUGENE DICKER Sjheczkerf in IQIQ CHARLES MP RSHAIL CORMACK, '20 WALTER MEASDAY, JR., 'IQ EDWARD EUGENE DICKER, '19 .JACOB NIERTENS, JR., '19 THEODORE BURTON KARP, 'IQ ALFRED BAORTON SAPERSTON, 'IQ Aflzernatef LO NAAM LAU, ,IQ CHARLES EDWARD SOUTER, '20 ' LEVINE FINKLESTEIN KU VAN HORSON ' PETERSON WHITE Woodford Prize Speakers WINNERS OF THE WOODFORD PRIZE IN ORATORY A SPEAKERS IN 191 8 1871 JOHN E. MOORE - 1872 ADOLPHUS L. RADER 1873 CAWARD resci11dedJ 1874 JAMES E. GLUCK 1875 GEORGE H. FITCH 1876 CLARENCE H. ESTY 1877 GEORGE W. GILLETTE 1878 CHARLES W. AMES 1879 ALFRED MILLARD 1880 FRANK C. WHITNEY 1881 CAWARD rescindedj 1882 Divided between CHARLES P. BACON and FRANK R. LUCKEY 1883 ASA A. ALLING 1884 CHARLES A. POTTER 1885 STODDARD M. STEVENS 1886 F.. D. ABINUM DE LIMA 1887 HORACE WHITE 1888 PHILIP C. PAYNE 1889 HOWARD A. OPPENHEIM 1890 FRANK A. ABBOTT 1891 CAWARD rescindedj 1892 EDWARD S. SI-IURTER 1893 ERNEST I. WHITE JOSEPH GEORGE FINKLESTEIN CHEN KU JOSEPH LEVINE 4 1894 I 895 1896 I 897 1898 1899 IQOO 1901 1902 1903 1904 1905 1906 1907 1908 1909 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 HARRIET C. CONNOR GEORGE P. DYER CHARLES H. RAMBIELKAMP DANIEL H. WELLS CHARLES H. :NIAYER HERBERT B. LEE EUGENE T. LIES SIDNEY S. LOWENTHAL M1c11AEL A. FORD ALFRED HUOER XNJILLIAM A. MURPHY ROBERT P. BUTLER CHARLES H. TOOK WILLIAM WV. TAYLOR ELIZABETH E. COOK ROSCOE C. EDLUND STANTON GRIFFIS GEORGE M. WOLFSON ALAN H. COLCORD LESLIE HERBERT GROSER HAROLD RIEGELMAN DUANE S. HATCH MORRIS J. ESCOLL YING CHING YANG CHEN KU RUTH EDITH KATHERINE PETERSON JESSICA HELEN VAN HORSON MARION LANGWORTHY WHITE IQIO IQII 1912 1913 1914 BOND R1EASDAY CARD JOHNSON L1-:ACH ' DUNN E asfman Prize Speakers WINNERS OF THE EASTMAN PRIZE IN PUBLIC SPEAKING VINCENT EAMES FROST DAVID ELDER NI. C. IQILPATRICK CASS WARD WHITNEY BERNARD WILLIAM SHAPER Speakerf FREDERICK BOND, 722 DANA GEORGE CARD, ,IQ PERKY LAWRENCE DUNN, ,IQ 48 5 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 iw IQIQ DUANE SPENCER HATCH JENNIE THERESA NIINNICK GLADYS MARION HESS FRANK LEROY NIANNINC PERCY LAWRENCE DUNN CLARENCE JOHNSON, ,zo CAROLINE LEACH, 720 W.ALTER lVIEASDAY, JR., ,IQ .l BETWEEN CLASSES 4 ' A sf- KV as A 'le - ' iv -I ' r 1 -4- s ,,. -,, ai . .- A in - -' ' E? I 'VS FW I Q ,- E x! 1 4 R! 5,1 f 1- -rx, I . .. I . ., I . ',' fo, Q' ,N --' 0 . 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BARNARD Soon after war was declared Cornell University was selected as one of the colleges at which Schools of Military Aeronautics were to be established. The first cadets arrived on May 21, IQI7 and the School was continued until after the Armistice was signed. Initially the school was to have a capacity for 200 cadets, but the number was gradually increased until it reached over 800 and it was in- tended to raise the capacity to 1000. Each week a new body of cadets arrived and a class was graduated and sent to flying fields. During the period of organization the Commandant of the University R.O.T.C., Captain C. F. Thompson, acted as commanding officer of the School. Very soon, however, a flying officer, Lt. Howard C. Davidson, R.NI.A., was detailed to the school, which became an Army Post, and he was in command until ordered to active duty in France. He was succeeded by Major D. lVI. Cheston, Jr., A.S.S.C., who remained in command until shortly before the school closed, when Lt. Colonel G. R. Harrison, A.S.CAD, formerly military instructor in the Cornell R.O.T.C., became commanding officer. The Commandant was in command of the officers, cadets, and enlisted men at the Post and supervised the military training. The academic work was under the jurisdiction of the University, subject to the instructions from the Director of lVIilitary Aeronautics, and was supervised by an Academic Board composed of Professors P.lO. Ellenwood, Ernest Blaker, L. A. Lawrence and W. N. Barnard, the latter being President of the Board. These professors were relieved from their duties in the University so that they could devote full time to the interests of the School of lVIilitary Aeronautics, The military and academic staff was composed quite largely of Cornellians many of whom had been instructors in the University. The staff and the clerical force numbered from I3O to 140 members during the latter months of the School's existence. The departments of instruc- tion were under the following heads: lVlilitary, Capt. George R. Phipps, A.S.S.C., '15, Signalling, Lieut. E, H. Day, A.S. CAD, fzog Gunnery, ISI Lt. R. O. Compton, A.S. IAD, 717, Engine, Professor F. O. Ellenwood, Airplane, Professor E. Blaker, Observation, Prof. L. A. Lawrence. A The School was established to give preliminary 'cgroundl' instruction to cadets before sending them to flying fields. At first the course consisted of eight weeks of intensive training but later it was increased to twelve weeks. Besides the practical and theoretical military training, the cadets received instruction in signalling, machine guns, trap shooting, principles of flight, airplane rigging, repairs and instruments, principles, overhauling and operation of airplane engines, map reading, navigation, meteorology, cooperation with artillery and similar subjects. - In addition to giving instruction, one of the purposes of the School of Nlilitary Aeronautics was to eliminate all cadets who appeared to be unfitted in any way for the very exacting demands of the Air Service. In consequence the courses were made as strenuous as possible and discipline of the strictest kind was enforced. Each week many cadets were required to repeat their courses, the number of men turned back varying from fifteen as a minimum to over one hundred and fifty. Every week a large proportion of the cadets were discharged, the number rang- ing from 15676 to 34.fZ, of those admitted. As a consequence of the severe tests, only the men of the highest type and ability succeeded in completing the course. At first the cadets were quartered in Schoellkopf Memorial Hall which, together with Bacon Hall, the Athletic Association placed at the disposal of the Govern- 489 ment. At that time there were two hundred cadets in the School, but as the number gradually increased, it was necessary to find other quarters. After over- flowing into the old Armory temporarily, the N. Y. State Drill Hall, although not yet completed, was assigned to the School. A temporary Hoor was constructed in the main hall of this building, one half of this Hoor was partitioned OH to provide barracks for eight hundred cadets and the remainder was divided up into engine, gunnery, observation and airplane laboratories. The South Tower rooms of the Drill Hall and certain rooms in Rockefeller, Boardman and James Law Halls were used for lectures. A mess hall seating one thousand men, an engine test house, a machine gun range and a trap shooting range were constructed. The upper and lower playgrounds were used for drill and parade grounds. All told, about three thousand men were graduated from the School of.Military Aeronautics and these included many alumni and undergraduates of Cornell. A few of the earlier graduates saw service in France. Nfajor A. Nfeissner, 718, ISY Lt. L. Rummell, '16, 2nd Lt. Howard Burdick, and ISI Lt. F. M. Simonds became Aces and 1-st. Lt. Edward NI. Urband, itz, received the Croix de Guerre and another French decoration. In January IQIS, a School of Aerial Photography was attached to the Post and it continued in operation until after the School of Nfilitary Aeronautics was closed. At first the Photographic School gave elementary instruction but sub- sequently it became ancadvanced school devoted primarily to photographic inter- pretation. 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A . :X 1 '55 ' Max i ,-- 23351511114.1-11??.fa221:-iqaw.-. ,,,, .. f ' ' Zim' 5 .s-414 WiatrC1i1iE2?2?t3'5f'2fff21'f'f311'1.-2 5 ' ' L' T 613. 'is - Q ifil., 4' f if 5 -- '. f'- 1 Q' ,--ffsssmiwrxi.pizff-Q.-sg.s:wS?r5'-vfsffe HQ.:-..., ,sa-15:1 .ZA 5. . .: -. . 1.5, N545 . . .. -,5--.fm fr N N Wwfww 352 W M ' .' 5 a ' -1 . ' -Q -. ' 1 W1 LIBERTY LOAN CELEBRATION Photo by Troy 490 .1 Sz'uden1f's Army Training Corps Collegiate Section BY PROFESSOR A. P. USHER ' The Student's Army Training Corps was authorized by the amendment to the Selective Law of August 31, 1918. A brief statement of the character of the pro- posed organization had been made August 28, but no considerable details were available until the Committee of the General Staff on Education issued its cir- cular of September I8 on the curricula to be pursued in institutions at which units of the S.A.T.C. were to be Organized. The circular did not arrive until several days after the date of its issue, so that it became a matter of no little dif- ficulty to comply with its prescriptions in the few days that remained before the opening of the term. The date of opening at Cornell had been set for October 7, and, though this was later than the date set in the letters of the Department, the University was permitted to follow its announced schedule. This additional week was of great assistance to the University in organizing the work of the S.A. T.C. and while there was much confusion at the time of registration it must have been less serious than it would have been a week earlier. Tn the early statements no provision was made for the induction into the S. A.T.C. of any recruits for the Navy, but ofhcers from the Navy came to Ithaca and began to enroll recruits and though it would seem that such students were not technically enrolled in the S.A.T.C., they constituted an additional problem for the committees and their registration and programs were handled as if they were in fact a branch of the larger organization. The programs required by the Navy were in nearly all respects similar to some of the Army programs but ad- ditional courses were organized in astronomy and Navigation and in Geography and hdeteorology. The Army unit consisted of men enrolled under the draft of September 12, 1918, and such men enrolled under previous drafts as were accepted for limited service only. No men were accepted by the military authorities who had not fulhlled all the usual requirements for admission to the university, and though the continuance of the Corps would have doubtless resulted in the admission of students who would not have been able to enter the University in ordinary times this was not the case in the first term of the year. Nfembers of the S.A.T.C. were classified only according to age groups, 18, 19, and zo respective- ly, as it was presumed that the men would be called into other branches of service according to their age. In the original plan it was proposed that the men who were zo or over would be called away from the University at the close of the first termgmen of I9 years, at the close of the second term, and men of 18 years at the close of the third term. The Committee of the General Staff prescribed specific programs of study for nearly every branch of the service, though some of the differences were so slight that various branches of the service were grouped together. The programs were designated as follows: A, for infantry and artillery, B, Air Service, C, Ordn- ance Corps and Quartermastefs Corps, D, Engineer Corps, Signal Corps, Chemical Warfareg E, Transport Service and Tank Service. The D programs were definite- ly technical, and, though different in various respects from the work that would ordinarily be given by the technical colleges, they were prepared largely by re- arranging courses that are regularly given. Some of the programs required that courses be organized which were fundamentally different from any course usually offered in the University. The courses in Map Reading and Navigation, and Surveying and Nfap Nfaking were substantially newi the courses on War Issues, Nfilitary Law and Practice, Hygiene and Sanitation and Nfodern Ordnance were entirely different from any courses previously offered by the University. The 491 organization of the course on War Issues was a matter of special difficulty, because of the vagueness of the descriptions in the Various circulars and unusual demands upon the teaching staff. It would seem that the Committee of the Faculty charged with the organization of the course followed the spirit of the instructions of the Committee of the General Staff more closely than the authorities at other Universities who designated as the course in War Issues the usual course in Modern European History. The problems of administrative organization were seriously complicated by the failure of all the forecasts With reference to the details of registration. S. A. T. C.- COLLEGIATE SECTION Program Arts Agr. Arch. CE. Law Vet. Grad. College Total A 146 136 5 27 67 2 413 B 19 19 5 5 24 1 79 C 34 41 1 4 6 98 D 219 2 9 . 125 475 30 872 E 66 7o . 3 I2 27 1 208 Nopro'm 32 I7 1 16 27 119 516 285 l 24 189 626 l 31 l 3 1789 The enrollment in the technical programs was much greater than Was anticipated, and the number registered for the infantry and artillery program Was much smaller than Was at first expected. The Work of the first month Was thrown into much confusion by the unprecedented proportion of absences, due in part to the epidemic of influenza and in part to the unforeseen influence of certain features of military life. The academic features of the plan Were thus seriously jeopard- ized at the outset and the ultimate results less satisfactory than it Was hoped they Would be. ' '. , 'Sli Q f g j g',.,... - - an . If 'ff ...JJ E i W1 --qw-1iL:.isit2 '1 5?f' , i,2.l5,.r f Juan-1' Eiifili- 'A ' - ' :mfg .,1w1-11. A ,, .. 1 ,. A M . ?X5. Lv--G:i'- if-2 z 3 A f . . i t. , in . ' 4 . 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TQIMBALL Une of the most important problems that confronted our Government in enter- ing the war was the procurement of many thousands of mechanics of various kinds. Modern warfare is essentially a problem for the engineer, the chemist, and the mechanic, and those in authority at Washington began at once to make provision for an adequate supply of such men. Cornell was one of the universities that was requested to assist in this work and President Schurman and the Board of Trustees promptly placed the facilities of the University at the disposal of the Committee on Education and General Training at Washington which had charge of this work. The University equipment was fitted for the training of certain kinds of mechanics and hurried preparation was made for these. On june 15th the first contingent of 350 soldier mechanics arrived and were quartered in Cascadilla Hall which had been remodelled into a first class barracks. The Cascadilla Cafe- teria was made into a regular army mess hall. This first contingent consisted of 127 auto-mechanics, 20 bench woodworkers, 40 carpenters, 40 electricians, 40 blacksmiths, 40 horseshoers, 20 machinists and 40 sheet metal workers. The course of instruction was eight weeks in length and the problem of organiz- ing a teaching staff and outlining a course of study so as to change a bank clerk into a tinsmith in this short time required no small amount of effort on the part of all concerned. But such results were actually accomplished and the school started off from the very beginning with smoothness and efficiency. The second detachment arrived on August IS and the third and last detachment arrived October 15. In the last detachment were included a group of draftsmen and a group of farriers. The farriers were trained in the College of Veterinary Science in which extra equipment had been installed. In all IO66 men were trained at Cornell. These men were drawn in the draft in the regular manner and assigned to the several schools by the local draft boards. A few men in each detachment had experience in some trade but for the most part they knew nothing of the trade for which they were to be prepared. Notwithstanding this, excellent results were obtained. The carpenters built several good garages, a number of poultry houses, a large storage shed, and a bakery for the school of aviation. The auto- mechanics repaired a great many machines for local owners and when the school closed there were more orders on hand than could be cared for in a long time. Tn August the University signed a contract with the Government which con- templated training three more detachments of 350 men each, beginning December 15th and ending June 15th, the period of training, as before, being about two months. Another contract was signed to give instruction to three detachments of 150 men each in radio engineering and provision had been made to carry this work 493 through the winter. The army mechanics were moved from Cascadilla Hall to Baker Court which was reserved for the vocational group and which included the radio engineers. A new mess hall was built near Baker Court which has a seating capacity of Iooo men and has a very high class kitchen equipment. The signing of the armistice closed the school before the group of radio engineers had got Well under Way and no men Were received after December 15th. Vlfhile these schools were experimental in a Way, they proved to be very suc- cessful and in doing this Work Cornell University contributed not a little to the Winning of the War. Some of the men trained in the first detachment Went to France and saw actual service. These schools in general demonstrated that remarkable results can be obtained in manual training by the use of such intensive methods as were followed at Cornell. Professor A. E. Wells had direct charge of all instruction with the title of Supervisor, While the general direction of the schools Was under Professor D. S. Kimball With the title of Director. RETREATQVOCATIONAL SECTION S.A.T.C. Photo by Troy 494 CORNELL 'UNIVERSITY NQVAL UN1T Company Company K Res erve Ojjicers Training Corps 11918-1919 United Staten' Afrmy Ojficerf on duty with the R. O. T. C., Cornell Univer.v1'ly LIEUT. COL. F. A. BARTON, Commandant CAPTAIN ERNEST C. WILLS LIEUT. COL. T. J. EI. CHRISTIAN, Cornmandant F. A. CAPTAIN XXLLENDER SWVIFT NIAJOR ANDREW T. KNIGHT CAPTAIN RICPIARD I. SOTHERN MAJOR RALPH LIOSPITAL CAPTAIN JAMES M. REILY, JR. 2nd LIEUTENANT J. .W'. F. AJOORE INFANTRY COLONEL RANDALL J. LEBOEUF, JR., '19 FIRST BATTALION IVIAJOR FRED E. WVHEELER, '19, Commanding Company Al CAPTAIN A. I. HUGGER, '21 IST LIEUT. E. H. CORNISH, '22 Company C CAPTAIN I. S. WORTH, '21 IST LIEUT. F. W'. HOUGH, '19 2ND LIEUT. P. O. WORKS, '21 Company B CAPTAIN A. G. ASHCROFT, '21 IST LIEUT. R. H. SMITH, '21 ZND LIEUT. D. A. HOWE, '22 Company D IST LIEUT. R. P. RICE, '21 IST LIEUT. HI. W. IQURTZ, '20 2ND LIEUT. J. R. PAGE, '20 SECOND BATTALION ' MAJOR GUY H. WIVELLS, '19, Commanding Company E CAPTAIN L. S. WEST, '21 IST LIEUT. F. W. GUMEOLDT, '21 2ND LIEUT. C. W. APTHORPE, '22 Company C CAPTAIN R. H. MCCARTHY, '21 IST LIEUT. R. S. BENNETT, '19 ' Company F CAPTAIN N. R. PIRNIE, '21 IST LIEUT. W. S. WIEDORN, '2O 2ND LIEUT. C. NI. CORMACK, '20 Company H CAPTAIN W. S. DODGE, '21 2ND LIEUT. H. VETTEI., '20 THIRD BATTALION MAJOR RICHARD P. TOUSSAINT, '20, Commanding NIH . IST LIEUT. P. B. FRANKLIN, '20 2ND LIEUT. M. H. KESSEL, '21 2ND LIEUT. J. D. STARR, '21 Company Al CAPTAIN W. H. GRIGSON, '2O SPEER, '21 CAPTAIN F. B. 2ND LIEUT. S. VERNIILYE, '21 Company L CAPTAIN A. I. FRUCHT, '20 2ND LIEUT. P.G. CULLEY, '21 IST LIEUT. W. B. BACRER, '21 2ND LIEUT. R. R. ADAMS, '22 IST LIEUT. AF. WEST, '22 ZND LIEUT. W. T. GUEST, '21 MACHINE GUN COMPANY CAPTAIN D. B. STRICRLER, '22 IST LIEUT. C. LIVINGSTON, '21 2ND LIEUT. R. W. HARNION, '21 FIELD ARTILLERY FIRST BATTALION MAJOR R. G. STARKE, '19, Commanding CAPTAIN R. S. STAINTON, '22, ADIUTANT Battery A CAPTAIN S. TROWERIDGE, '20 IST LIEUT. J. D. SHANER, '22 IST LIEUT. A. G. SUTHERLAND, '22 2ND LIEUT. F.. T. RUNSDORF, '22 Battery B CAPTAIN A. F. LOCRWOOD, '19 IST LIEUT. E. B. SULLIVAN, '19 IST LIEUT. R. A. WARDWELL, '20 2ND LIEUT. N. K. IVIILLER, '21 Battery H C CAPTAIN J. C. GEBHARDT, IQ IST LIEUT. B. T. BURTON, '2O IST LIEUT. W. S. SANDS, '21 2ND LIEUT. J. M, CAMPBELL, '19 BAND J C. D. CARPENTER, '2O, Drum Major 496 f 1 1 , 14 R.O.T.C. INSPECTION ON ALUMNI FIELD Photo by Troy LEAVING THE ARMORY Fon A HIKE Photo by Troy 497 X L-AFX, ,VW ,K 251, -..Y L Y 7:1--L, gi , Dxjf -:A wY',T ,.- , if ,,v,.,L,.... - , A. - INTERIOR OF NEW ARMORY V Photo by Troy 1xxQ+:ff-1 f f-T122 V V W f 1 ff ' K4 fg ,.- gaxln --- , - - --JQ5 -- Q 25 ' Z H- 1 . T . . f , 1 Q QX ? I Nw 'N X X551 S GLQASS OFHCLEBOS 5 OOMMICITEES q T Nw 3 .2 , L' f if K X Q .. ' 3 Q l ' t: 1 B We - A . ,i ' 1 f V M X M w 'TRETHAXVAY FELTER A. B. TROXVBRIDGE CALLOYVAY JOHNSON WAHL MURPHY SEELBACH STEWART ATWOOD SHACRELTON S. VFRONVBRIDGE JKENDALL ORTNER ELNIER OFFICERS WILLIA.M MORGAN IQENDALL . . ' .... Prwidenz CHARLES GEORGE SEELBACH . . . Treamrer and Lzfe Secfegzry CLASS OF 1919 CHARLES JVELLINGTON ELMER WILLIAM MORGAN ICENDALL HOVV'ARD BURNSHIP GRTNER .HORACE ELLSVVORTH SHACKELTON FREDERICK CHARLES SGHEMUTZ CHARLES GEORGE SEELBACH CHAUNCEY JUDD STEWART r SHERMAN TROWBRIDGE CLASS OF IQZO JOHN COWAN ATWOOD, JR. ROBERT KENNETH FELTER HENRY PENNY NIURPHY CARL VICTOR JOHNSON ALEXANDER BUEL TROWBRIDGE, JR. CLASS OF 1921 CHARLES BROAD TRETHAWAY JOHN ESTABROOK WA.HL CLASS OF 1922 ROBERT WOODWARD CALLOVVAY 500 HUBBELL MARTIN PENTLAND CHRISTIE CAHOON S. TROWBRIDGE CLEMINSHANV ELMER lX'ICCABE Freshman Advisory Commifiee C. W. CAHOON C. CHRISTIE W. H. CLEMINSHAW, J. L. EASTWICK C. W. ELMER H. R. ASHTON J. C. ATWOOD D. C.. BLANKE YV. G, BLEECKER R. L. BOLLINGER L. W. BRECK D. E. BRECKENRIDGE R. Li. BURK C. W'. CARRY I.. G. CLAY L. COLLUM . H. COLVIN O. G. DAILY H. F. DAVIES H. C. BALLOU A. C. DICKSON T. W J WV. H. CLEMINSHAW, JR., Clzairmmz IQIQ Membfrf A. H. GREEN E. L. HOWVARD B. S. HUBBELL, JR. W. HUBER W. M. KENDALL H. V, LALLEY IQ20 lwcwlbwf J. S. EILER C. EZMERSON R. K. FELTER W. H. GARDNER S. GAWNE W. HAYDOCI-c H. I. HETTINGER B. T. HILL W. D. HOPKINS T. M. HOWE A. E. HUNKIN R. H. ILER G. E. LALLOU D. E. LEITH G. LIVINGSTON L. KELLY 501 H. Nl. MCCABE J. YV. MARTIN H. P. PENTLIAND W. G. SCHOELLKOPF S. TROWBRIDGE K. G. ICRECH L. H. KORB E. E. JOHNSON J. B. MCCLATCHY W. B. BQEGEAR, JR. C. NEELAND S. D. NOSTRAND R. H. PETERS R. T. REEVE WV. SMITH W. T. TERRY A. B. TROWBRIDGE W. A. TYLER W. H, VV!-IITTEMORE W. P. Wooncocx A.. N. VOLKHARDT - ' C A Y t gs 'J f '-9 1.4-i Senior' mmtilieef . f E . ig ,climax uu----- ' Q QV' ' . f If l C 'SJ X CGNVOCATION HOUR ' J. INEERTENS, JR., Chairman P. L. DUNN A J. G. HILLAS G. E. KNOWLTON W. M. KENDALL, ex-ogficio C. J. SEELBACH, ex-ogjlicio CLASS DAY P. P. O7BRIEN, Chairmavz R. G. BENNETT C. YV. CAHOON, JR. M. VV. HERRIMAN B. S. HUBBELL, JR. H. V. LALLEY F. E. QUICK V. H. SCHNEE YV. NL IKENDALL, ex-officio C. SEELBACH, ex-ogjicio SENIOR BALL E. L. HOWARD, Clzairman R. BJXILEY G. K. BISHOP C. CHRISTIE L. G. CLAY W. HUBER R. E. QUAINTANCE VV. TAYLOR W. M. KENDALL, ex-ojicio C. J. SEELBACH, .ex-ojicio ALUNINI PLEDGE A. JV. SMITH, Chczi1'11m11 'PUC L. A. CORWIN A. H. GREEN . S. HISCOCK R. IMLAY N. T. NEWTON . M. PRESTON I J. E. SCHAAF C. P. ZEPP YV. M. KENDALL, ex-ojicio C. SEELBACH, ex-ogfcio 502 dunroiv mmftteef Y 1 A J.. 2 L r v I R. M. BURR H. I. HETTINGER D. S. NOSTRAND R. L. BOLLINGER H. E. HOWELL I I I I I . I H. R. ASHTON I C. W. CARRY . K. C. ESTABROOK JUNIOR SMOKER K. A. NIAYER, Chairman D. DODSON L. VON HEYGENDORFF B. O. REUTHER W. NI. LKENDALL, ex-ogfcio C. J. SEELBACH, ex-ojicio JUNIOR PROMENADE R. H. PETERS, Chairman O. G. DAILY E. E. JOHNSON WI. B. MEGEAR, JR. Wf H. VVHITTEMORE W. NI. IKENDALL, ex-ogfcio C. J. SEELBACH, ex-ofcio . SPRING DAY A. E. HUNKIN, Chczirman G. E. ATHANA T. L. COLLUM S. S. GAWNE P. H. NIINTON W. T. TERRY W. M. KENDALL, ex-ojicio C. J. SEELBACH7 EX-OWCTO 503 J. S. EILER T. L. KELLY VV. SMITH A. C. DICKSON J. B. RALCCLATCHY H. C. BALLOU W. H. COLVIN, JR D. E. LEITH 15 1 'KG rx Q5 Ip-., SZ lg, Safe - f ml is 'F ODHOIILODQ Clommtiteem , QQ? 9 - imaging . ' . N x I . L - J E, B. YV. ELLIOTT L B. BAUGHER J. WV. KEADY W. D. BICKEL A. LAWSON A. H. TREMAN R. B. BOSCH C. H. LIVINGSTON J. W. REAXYIS SOPHOMORE RUSH G. D. SULLIVAN, Chairman J. M. HOERLE C. B. THOMPSON L. W. VOIGT VV. NI. KENDALL, ex-oficio C. J. SEELBACH, ex-ojicio SOPHOMORE SMOKER H. L. BOLLMAN, Clv.a1'1'ma'n E. C. GATES J. E. POWELL H. B. YOUNG VV. NI. IQENDALL, fx-oficio C. J. SEELBACH, ex-ogjxicio SOPHOMORE CGTILLION R. B. CRANE, Chairman J. P. BRANYEN L. STONE E. B. XVHITE VV. M. KENDALL, ex-ojicio C. J. SEELBACH, ex-ogjicio I SPRING DAY S. B. HORRELL, Chairman G. E. COURSEY J. NIOLINET J. SIDWAY NI. N. THOMPSON R. W. THORNE W. M. KENDALL, ex-ogficio C. J. SEELBACH, fx-officio 504 J. A. RAMSEY W. B. GEROULD FU :bmp W T175 WILSON P. KEADY J. SMITH WILCOX, znd O. DAVISON MULLER H. THOMAS, JR - 5 dlf' 6 'Q ff-A4 H' 9. AP? 'f w ?.:, ..Q '-335' Prefhmmm Clommfltoeu' . f Y A lu uunn -3- . ' - ' 0 X 2 sn ..- I ' 1 E 9 X 'J tx Q flip D 4 k 5' N4 n Wg 1 I- X . - I if R. S. ANDERSON J. W. HEALY S. S. PADDOCK . O. ALLEN . NI. WARNER R T T. A. BUHL B. O. HOLMQUIST J. C. WASHINGTON N. ATKINSON D. W. BROWN R. B. CORBETT BANQUET F.. LINNEWORTH, Chairman J. A. BABCOCK, JR. W. D. HUBBS - J. H. SMITH D. STEWART W. M. KENDALL, ex-officio C. J. SEELBACH, ex-ogicio RUSH WV. R. SCHLICHTER, Chairman G. I. BRAYMAN L. B. WELLS JV. M. ZKENDALL, ex-officio C. J. SEELBACH, ex-ogjicio TAX C. F. JOHN, Chairman J. F. BULLARD G. B. MONICHOL, JR. W. WATSON W. NI. KENDALL, ex-ogficio C. J. SEELBACH, ex-officio CAP BURNING H. R. IQAY, Chairman H. L. NIILLER I W. M. K.ENDA,LL, ex-oficio C. J. SEELBACH, ex-ojicio SPRING DAY P. E. IVICKENNEY, Chairman H. O. CHAPMAN VV. P. GOETZ VV. R. HEATH P. JOHNSON XV. M. ZKENDALL, ex-ogjicio C. J. SEELBACH, ex-ojicio 505 W'. E. FRENAYE, JR C. W. QLNEY . W. SISSON, 3RD G F. E. PAYNE A. Y. WILSON R. E. BURK G. S. PARNELL A. W. WILLCOX G. E. NIINAR H L. . H. CISSEL S. HAZZARD FOREST HOME VVALK Ph0t0 by TPOY 506 P 1919 IQZO A. Bonagura . . Bafeball WV. H. Cleminshaw, Jr. . Track L. A. Corwin . . Baseball G. F.. Cross . . Football L. H. Cross . . Baxeball I. C. Dresser Croix-Coarztry, Track G. F. Flnsworth . Bafeball J. H. Harden . Bafeball C. F. Hendrie . . Crew NI. W. Herriman Football H. I-. Howard , . . Bafeball L. S. Huntington . Football T. C. McDermott . Croft-Cormt1'y C. G. Muller . . Bayeball H. W. Mfyers . . C . Track D. G. Nethercot Football E. N. Pratt . . . Track F. F.. Quick . . . Crew C. G. Seelbach Croff-Coarttry, Track H. E. Shackelton . . Track R. D. Spear ,Crofy-Cofarttry, Track G. Stone .... Track D. F. Swartz . . . Crew S. Trowbridge . Football W. K. Wipperman . Crew F. L. .Abreu J. R. Bangs E. B. Bickford C. W. Carry VV. H. Colvin, Jr. . J. NI. Croxton B. Davenport R. K. Felter VV. H. Grigson F. C. Hall F. L. Harris G. Knight K. A. Nlayer H. F. Nlurphy D. F. Peck F. S. Pendleton B. O. Reuther B. D. Smith W. Smith . H. H. Straus R. E. Swanson Track Track Track Football Football Croff-Cormtry Crew Track Track Crew Football Crew Track Bareball Track Football Football Crew Track Football Football 5 f 'G 7' J if? 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Q X ' ' - I , ' ZX ' A , ,m-rn, Ml' 1' : ' - - , . ,,a'4', -,4?4v L ,ine-44 19 'W 4 -f'. ,Zh 2 ,-, ' ' .- I 11-7 ,Jaw-1 ' ,- . : 3 f' W' 3 2, mfg ' E , 7 E -A at 5 wr'-' F4 I Q , ' f , i L 2 , 1 ,'ii2,Q.-' I: ' 1 1 , :ny 'if s W H'-1 U -f. 1 IZ? -fa.. . ,Z Q 1 ,V K-uw ,' :,- - 1 Z' fa?-,-4 'f-52 i 1 1 law. A -fr T' vw. , . ' V' .- .::1., ef 'W '33 A-ff' 1 K . ' If: .:' ' 1 :M fs:-Q ff 1 1- -2., - 5 ' .if-g:,Z1.f3a, f 1 1 ,, .z, f-W 'fa ' aay,:..2sfrg . .. ' J ' 5 . ' 1 niffzii, ' .--'Zi H ' 'FM-::i535'.': , . . ,:1nfgjg' 'gf -:17:-img? f-:fu 5 E ,- -fa--pf? WL? ' I , 2 ' 1 , ,- - . - . - A '. A 1 9 I I - Y 511 NOR SPORTS gig 5fj'nIseT1o GOUNCIIQN PROFESSOR H. DIEDERICHS . President C. H. BLOOD . . . . Financial Advisor RESIDENT NIEMBERS COL. F. A. BARTON 1 ...... Facnlty Meniber S. TROWBRIDGE . . Representative of Wea1'ers of MCU A. E. HUNKIN . Freslznian Athletic Association Rep. C. XV. ELMER . . . . Minor Sports Rep. C. F. TREMAN . . Navy Advisor M. G. DIAL . . . . . Navy Manager R. B. SIERING . . . Assistant Navy Manager PROFESSOR W. WL ROWLEE . . Football Advisor H. M. MCCABE . . . . Manager Football W. T. TERRY . . . Assistant Manager Football D. F. HOY . . . Baseball Advisor R. G. BENNETT . . . .- Manager Baseball H. C. BALLOU . . . Assistant Manager Baseball PROFESSOR E. P. ANDREWS . . Track Advisor L. G. CLAY . . . . . Manager Track H. R. ASHTON . . . Assistant Manager Track H. E. SHACKELTON . . . Captain Track NON-RESIDENT NIEMBERS WILLIAM NIETCALE, JR., Pittsburg, Pa. L. D. CLUTE, Elmira, N. Y. N. J. WELDGEN, Rochester, N. Y. CREED YV. FULTON, Boston, Mass. CHARLES M. HOWE, Chicago, Ill. ROMEYN BERRY, NeW York City KELTON E. NVHITE, St. Louis, Mo. D. R. COTTON, St. Paul, Minn. H. H. BURROUOHS, Washington, D. C. C. L. TURNER, Schenectady, N. Y. GUY GUNDAKER, PHILADELPHIA, PA. J. POLLAK, Cincinnati, Ohio EDWARD BURNS, JR., New York City H. GREEN, Detroit, lVIich. W. C. BROWN, Syracuse, N. Y. D. F. POTTER, Buffalo, N. Y. C. L. BRADLEY, Cleveland, Ohio F. W. TQELLEY, Albany, N. Y. E. P. ANDREWS, QOsWego Alurnni Associationl, Ithaca, N.. Y. 512 H W 'Eh lm El E.. El E E' IE X CREW CHARLES E. COURTNEY Joi-IN L, COLLYER Review of the 1918 Crew Season ln the fall of IQI7, crew practice started early. A large body of candidates reported for work on the machines and practice was held in the crew room. The material was good and the prospects for a winning crew were encouraging. Mr. Courtney took the men in hand, and with the usual vigor began rounding them into shape. Early in the spring, the ice having gone out of the inlet, activities were trans- ferred to the Water and daily pulling in the gigs took the place of the work on the machines. Mr. Courtney, later assisted by John L Collyer, 717, former Varsity stroke, made frequent changes in the seating in an effort to form perfect corn- binations in both the Varsity and Freshman eights. A little later the men were put into shells and after a few trips on the inlet, were sent out on the lake for trips to Crow Bar accompanied by lVIr. Courtney and Mr. Collyer in the launch. Then Maiiager Carlos Lazo appeared with the glad tidings of a scheduled race with Princeton, and with this prospect in view, the competition for places in the boats became more heated. On the evening of lVIay 22nd the final Varsity and Freshman eights left for Princeton accompanied by Assistant Manager Keith Benson, hir. Collyer having left the preceding day. All four crews were in the pink of condition and the races were extremely exciting. The Freshman race, which came first, was won by Cornell with a lead of about eight boat lengths. The Varsity, however, although they rowed in splendid form, lost their lead of a length, which they had held up to the mile mark, in manoeuvering the sharp turn in the course and were nosed out at the finish by less than one third of a length. Despite the fact that the Varsity did not bring home the laurels both crews deserve the highest praise and it is to be hoped that the season of 1919 will see Cornell in her accustomed position at the head of the list of rowing colleges. 514 , The CARLOS LAZO, '18 . . KEITH BENSON, ,IQ . . CHARLES EDWARD COURTNEY JOHN LYON COLLYER, 717 . ,Vanity F. E. QUICK, ,IQ G. IQNIGHT, 720 . J. P. EGBERT, ,IQ E. DAVENPORT, ,zo . W. K. VVIPPERMAN, ,IQ . B. SMITH, '20 . C. EHALL, 720 . L. SWARTZ, '18 F. HENDRIF, ,IQ A. STOTT, '19 . H. H. LINNELL, 'zo Qgmwm THE I 91 8 Crews Bow Two Three Four Five Six . Szsm Eighi . Coxfwain . Subftirme . Subftitute , IQIQ MA,NAGEMENT M :meager M anager-elect Adviyory' Coach Acting C 0 och Fwfhman . H. B. YOUNG , J. E. POWELL . S. W. COOPER P DOREMUS SHULTZ . T. . .H.L. . I. T. ATKINSON . A. G. BALDWIN . C. B. TRETHAWAY , L. E. LEYENS . W. D. BICKEL . C. BTHOMPSON W M. G. DIAL, '19 R. L. SIEIIING, '20 Manager Assistant Mzmager 515 aval Record INTERCOLLEGIATE ROVVING ASSOCIATION RECORDS OF VARSITY EIGHTS 9 l Date Crews in order of Finish Time hfliles 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 .... 20:47 4-5 4 Poughkeepsie .Iuly 2, 98 Pennsylvania, Cornell, Wisconsin, Columbia , . . 15:51M 3 Saratoga June 27, 99 Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Cornell, Columbia .... 20:04 4 Poughkeepsie June 30, 00 Pennsylvania, Vilisconsin, 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, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Syracuse, Columbia 18:57 4 Poughkeepsie June 28, 04 Syracuse, Cornell, Pennyslvania, Columbia, Georgetown, Wisconsin 20:22 3-5 4 Poughkeepsie June 28, 05 Cornell, Syracuse, Georgetown, Columbia, Pennsylvania, Vifisconsin 20:29 4 Poughkeepsie June 23, '06 Cornell, Pennsylvania, Syracuse, Wisconsin, Columbia, Georgetown 19:36 4-5 4 Poughkeepsie June 26, 07 Cornell, 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 July 2, 09 Cornell, Columbia, Syracuse, Wisconsin, 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, Wisconsin ,.,. 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, Pennsylvania, Cornell, Syracuse, Wirshington, Wisconsin 19:37 4-5 4 Poughkeepsie June 28, 15 Cornell, Leland Stanford, Syracuse, Columbia, Pennsylvania , 19:36 3-5 4 Poughkeepsie June 17, 16 Syracuse, Cornell, Columbia., Pennsylvania . . . 20:15 2-5 4 Poughkeepsie CORNELL-HARVARD RACES Date Crews in order of Finish Time Nliles Place liiay 30, 05 Cornell, Harvard . . . . 10:09 4-E 1 7-8 Cambridge May 30, 06 Cornell, Harvard . . 10:41 3-5 1 7-8 Cambridge May 30, 07 Cornell, Harvard . . 11:01 2 Ithaca May 30, 08 Harvard, Cornell . . 10:47 2 Cambridge Blay 30, 09 Cornell, Harvard . . 10:41 2 Ithaca May 30, 10 Cornell, Harvard , , 11:23 1 7-8 Cambridge May 27, 11 Cornell, Harvard . . . 10:59 2 Ithaca May 24, 13 Cornell, Harvard . . 10:29 2 Ithaca May 26, 14 Cornell, Harvard . . 9:38 3-5 1 7-8 Cambridge May 22, 15 Harvard, Cornell . . 10:43 3-5 .. Ithaca Rlay 20, 16 Harvard, Cornell , . 9:47 2 Cambridge FOREIGN RACES June 30, '81lThames, London, Cornell L43 . 8:56 1 1-3 Henley, Eng, July 2, 81 Hartford College, Cornell C41 . 8:19 1 1-3 Henley, Eng. July 14, S1 London, Thames, Cornell C45 , 8:19 1 1-3 Putney, Eng, Aug 11, '81 Vienna, Cornell Q41 . . , .... .... Y Vienna, Aus. July 9, '95 Cornell, Leander Boat Club CSD . 8:11 1 3-S Henley, Eng. .Iuly 10, '95 Trinity Hall, Cornell L81 . . 7:15 1 3-8 Henley, Eng, NON-COLLEGIATE RACES Date Crews in order of Finish Time Miles Place hiay 11, '72 Union Springs, Cornell C43 : 16:54 2 Ithaca hiay 22, '75 Cornell, Union Springs Q61 . 11:14 2 Ithaca June 10, '76 Cornell, Watkins Q63 . . , 13:30 2 Ithaca May 30, '79 Waitlcins, Cornell Q45 . . . 13:25 2 Ithaca lvlay 25, '83 Cornell, Elmira, Syracuse f4D , 11530 2 Cazengvn, .Tune 11, '87 Cornell, Three Boat Clubs L41 . 8:13V3 IM Newark July- 4, '89 Cornell, Two Boat Clubs LSD , 7:03 15 Philadglphig, May 30, '92 Cornell, N. Y, A. C. Q83 . . 7:21 15 Newark'- 516 MISCELLANEOUS INTERCOLLEGIATE RACES v - Date Crews in order of Finish Time Miles Place July 17, Yale, Wesleyan, Harvard, Dartmouth, Amherst, Columbia, Bow- 4 doin, Massachusetts Agricultural, Cornell, Trinity, Williams Q63 16:59 3 Springfield July 18, Columbia, Wesleyan, Harvard, Williams, Cornell, Dartmouth, Princeton, Trinity, Yale Q63 16:42 3 Saratoga July 14, Cornell, Columbia, Harvard, Dartmouth, Wesleyan, Yale, Amherst, Brown, VVilliams, Bowdoin, Hamilton, Union, Princeton Q63 , l6:53M 3 Saratoga July 19, Cornell, Harvard, Columbia, Union, Wesleyan, Princeton Q63 17:01M 3 Saratoga July 18, Columbia, Wesleyan, Cornell Q43 .... . 8:26 116 Lake George July 16, Cornell, Pennsylvania, Columbia Q43 .... 9:12 IM Lake George July 4, Pennsylvania, Wesleyan, Princeton, Cornell, Bowdoin Q43 9:35 15 Lake George .Iuly 4, Cornell, Pennsylvania, Princeton, Columbia, Wesleyan Q43 11:57 2 Take George June 19, Pennsylvania, Cornell, Princeton Q43 .... 9:06M 15 P iladelphia July 7, Pennsylvania, Cornell, Princeton, Columbia, Bowdoin Q43 8:39Z 1M Saratoga U June 19, Cornell, Pennsylvanial43 ..,.,. 8:51 15 Philadelphia July 4, Cornell, Brown, Bowdoin, Pennsylvania Q43 . , . 9:10M lk Worcester July 5, Cornell, Bowdoin Q43 .... 9:38M 15 VVorcester Q July 9, Cornell, Pennsylvania 4... , ...., 15 Philadelphia July 4, Cornell, Pennsylvania, N. Y. R. C. Q43 8:19M 115 Philadelphia June 27, Cornell, Columbia, Pennsylvania Q83 15:30 3 New London July 4, Cornell, Pennsylvania Q83 . . 6:40 12 Philadelphia. June 18, Cornell, Bowdoin . , . 17:30 3 Ithaca July 26, Cornell, Pennsylvania Q83 . 14:42M 3 New London July 25, ' Cornell, Pennsylvania Q83 . 142275 3 New L0Ud0Y1 June 15, Cornell, Pennsylvania Q83 . 17:26 3 Ithaca July 8, Cornell, Pennsylvania Q83 . 22:40 4 Minnetonka June 16, Cornell, Pennsylvania Q83 . 212125 4 T0l'FGSCli1lG June 23, Cornell, Yale, Harvard Q83 . 23:48 4 New London Slay 20, Cornell, Princeton, Yale Q83 . 9:01 1M Princeton May 23, Cornell, Harvard, Princeton Q83 9:26 1-5 1 7-S Cambridge May 23, Cornell, Princeton, Yale Q83 , 10:38 3-5 2 Ithaca A Bday 15, Yale, Cornell, Princeton Q83 . 9:09 2-5 1 7-8 Loch Carnegie May 27, Cornell, Princeton, Yale Q83 , . . . 11:21 1-5 2 Ithaca May 25, Princeton, Cornell Q83 ,..... , 9:51 1 7-8 Loch Carnegie FRESHMAN CREW RECORD Date Freshman Crew Opponents Winner Time Place July 13, Harvard, Brown, Princeton . . . Cornell 17:32M Saratoga July 19, Harvard, Columbia . . Cornell 17237, Saratoga July 17, Harvard, . . . Cornell 17:13M Owasco June 24, Yale, Columbia . Cornell 11:1634 New London June 20, Columbia . Cornell 10:38 New London June 9, Columbia , . . Cornell 10:56 Ithaca June 20, Columbia . . , Cornell 10:08 New London June 18, Dauntless Rowing Club . Cornell 11:15M Ithaca June 14, University of Pennsylvania . . Cornell 11:18 3-5 Ithaca June 24, Harvard, Pennsylvania, Columbia ,Cornell -10:18 Poughkeepsie June 23, Yale, Harvard ..., Yale 9:19M Poughkeepsie June 30, Columbia, Pennsylvania . Cornell 9:21 1-5 Poughkeepsie June 23, Yale, Harvard . . . Yale 11:22 3-5 New London July 2, Columbia, Pennsylvania . . Cornell 10:48V3 Saratoga June 26, Columbia, Pennsylvania . . Cornell 9:55 Poughkeepsie June 30, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Columbia . Wisconsin 59:45 2-5 Poughkeepsie July 2, Pennsylvania, Columbia, Syracuse , . . Pennsylvania 10:20 1-5 Poughkeepsie June 21, Wisconsin, Columbia, Syracuse, Pennsylvania Cornell 9:34 4-5 Poughkeepsie June 26, Syracuse, Wisconsin, Columbia, Pennsylvania Cornell 'l'9:18 Poughkeepsie June 28, Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Columbia . . Syracuse 10:01 Poughkeepsie June 28, Syracuse, Columbia, Pennsylvania , . Cornell 9:35 3-5 Poughkeepsie June 23, Syracuse, Wisconsin, Columbia, Pennsylvania Syracuse 9:51 3-5 Poughkeepsie June 25, Wisconsin, Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Columbia . Wisconsin 9:58 Poughkeepsie June 27 Wisconsin, Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Columbia Cornell 9:29 3-5 Poughkeepsie llay 31, Harvard .,.. A , . Cornell 11:00 Ithaca -A July 2, Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin . Cornell 'l'9:07 3-5 Poughkeepsie May 30, Harvard ,.,... Cornell ' 11:15 Cambridge i June 25, Columbia, Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin Cornell 11:40 Poughkeepsie May 27, Harvard ,..... Cornell 11:15 Ithaca l June 27, Columbia, Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin Columbia 10:13 1-5 Poughkeepsie Nlay 23, Harvard ...... Cornell 9:59 Cambridge i June 29, Wisconsin, Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Columbia Cornell 9:31 2-5 Poughkeepsie Riay 24, Harvard ...... Harvard 10:48 Ithaca A June 21, W'isconsin, Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Columbia Cornell 10:04 4-5 Poughkeepsie May 23, Princeton . ..... Cornell 10:51 3-5 Ithaca Nlay 26, Harvard ...,.. Cornell 9:56 Cambridge I June 26, Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Columbia, Wisconsin Cornell 10:26 Poughkeepsie May 15, Yale, Princeton .,.,. Cornell 9:27 Loch Carnegie May 22, Harvard ....,. Cornell 10:52 Ithaca - June 28, Syracuse, Columbia, Pennsylvania , Syracuse 9:29 3-5 Poughkeepsie May 20, Harvard ..... Harvard 9:59 Cambridge May 27, Yale, Princeton .... Cornell 11:27 3-5 Ithaca . Junc 19, Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Columbia , . Cornell 11:05 4-5 Poughkeepsie hlay 25, Princeton ...... Cornell 10:07 Loch Carnegie In the years '75, '76 and '78, the distance was three miles: since 1878 it has been two miles. been between eights, except in the first two years, when six-oarcd shells were used. eCorncll's time Juno 23, 1897, 9:29M, June 23, 1898, 11:26V2, 1900, 9:55 1-5, 1901, 10:25 1-5 TAmerican record eight-oared shell. 517 The races have : 1904, 10:12 2-5 CREWS PRACTICING B I THE BOATHOUSE O 518 W TRACK? Track Review of the Season In the spring of 1918, the prospects for a successful season were far below par. The viholesale enlistment of Cornell students took away practically all experienced track men I and greatly reduced the amount of available material. The discontinuation of the 1917 track season made it impossible for us to estimate our real strength. With the excep- tion of the Varsity Cross Country Team there were no MCU men in the University at the opening of the track season. In spite of these facts and in pursuance of the wartime policy adopted by the University, the carrying on of track athletics was pushed vigorously. A I great deal of the success of the team was due to the constant efforts of Captain Shackelton, who during the exceptionally cold winter months still kept the spirits of the men at a high pitch. Due to the financial situation the possibility of arranging any dual meets seemed doubtful, nevertheless with the Intercollegiates as the sole objective, the team worked together with remarkable spirit and inally came through with Cornell's fourth successive Intercollegiate victory. All honor to Ujacki' Nloakley, who took hold of an inexperienced squad and gradually molded it into a Well-rounded team. Even the most optimistic, little thought that Jack would be able to produce thirteen C stripe men from the material at hand. i Cornell first showed the strength of her spring track team in a dual meet with lVI.I.T. held in Ithaca on lVIay 4th. The final score was 82 to 44 in Cornell's favor. The feature of the meet was the sensational performance of Ivan C. Dresser, 7IQ, in the two-mile run. I-Ie covered the course in 9:22 2-5, thereby JOHN F. MOAKLEY beating the Intercollegiate record time made by S. I-Ioffmire, '16. llqi lil lj, ll ttr i .. 'll' ,lil I .il 'i I4 4 . -,f -.gpg - --52? ll 1 , J ,214 zjsa ,yr wa. y , 9,5 1 ,i , , Q: qi' .fr - M lqll I 1 ..,f11jt -1145- ., .. W X , 1 . W A I P' ll ra: DAQ, ,X N5 x I ' ' Fw P E , , 3 If-'Egg' .454 : ' J. -- V ...,,. I .,,, SHACKELTON A . 5... - t- f f' 9 J-v.,'l-R't.N . v. , 1 , mga... -- l h -mmm, 293' -sf-Fri: I ' Rm 2 sl 5, 2 r . .rw . Y- . 54,56 fq 4, - 1:12 -six'-Zi 'f , :rx .5 Grucsorf BANGS 520 1 , '272'Lg.2.5,n,,n.w,., 1- 'iR,.lh1-,Z-,ltis.l'A.i19 ., ,.,V , . . c ' 2 1 , , 1 I ,avg ,P A Ni mg, . - , .3 . ,, . V L ' F UA. K' ish if Ilgu t I- V . 1 . , 1 ,ffl al.-z-:fl'.v,'fv-i., fm .1 U H - , . ' - ' - ' 'Ja , 4 fxfy. Va? . 'V .. :if M. - , , it ,V . A .W .. , , I V., -V C, j - ' ,- V ,: 'f- SW' ',fg5,t, ff ', . V : 4-fi '.'w1f-f.'- ,W ze- . . ,ffl-1 1.?2,f-.rv-iff., . - - - ,fs ' ,352 '.,l F, .f . .JC 4, 9 .111-3. . V ., -- ivy. sf ' '- :JP5194-71-Q.,-'.1.f'g:: 1 16,5 rffai-:f-1.15 ee u f 4 -' M 4- . ' 'A www .,., f a .--w.,.f.,, ,M ,,.iW.zg:5M-Ja.. .1 fa I4 9 xml CLEMINSHAVV DRESSER Cornell scored heavily in practically every event, and this meet showed the excellent balance of the team, thereby making the outlook for the Intercollegiates much brighter. However, there was still difficulty to be encountered in financing the trip, and the student body is deserving of praise for the excellent spirit it showed in furnishing the necessary funds. It was only with this help that Cornell was able to send the number of men she did. Elimination trials were held in all events except the mile and two-mile runs, and sixteen men were qualified in all, there being only three events in which Cornell did not get a place in the trials. All the events were keenly contesetd with the exception of the two-mile run, in which Cornell made her best showing by scoring twelve points. I. C. Dresser was the feature of this race, though he was handi-capped by a bad ankle. Peck, 720, Spear, ,IQ, and Seelbach, ,I9, finished second, fourth, and fifth respectively. W. Smith, 120, was high scoring man of the meet, having IO points to his credit. He won second place in both hurdle events, and fourth place in the running broad jump. In the 120 yard high hurdles he got away to a line start and forty yards from the tape, was five yards in the lead of C. Erdman of Princeton, but the latter gradually closed in and they went over the last hurdle on even terms. In the final sprint Smith was beaten by inches. W. H. Cleminshaw, ,I9, and E. N. Pratt, ,IQ, took fourth and fifth y e e or if M.l.T. MEET--MAYER WINNING THE 440 XIARD DASH 521 places respectively. Cornell's hurdlers again showed their strength in the 220 yard event by winning three places for a total of nine points. Wh Smith, '20, Was second, YV. H. Cleminshavv, '19, third, and E. B. Bickford, '20, fourth. The finish of the half-mile run proved the sensation of the day, for it was only by a great spurt in the last fifty yards that Shaw of Columbia was able to Win the race from K. A. Nlayer, '20, breaking the tape only inches ahead of the Cornell runner. The time Was 1:56 4-5. Cornell surpassed all expectations in the broad jump when R. K. Felter, '20, Won the event With a jump of 22 feet, six inches. H. E. Shackelton, '19, and W. Smith, '20, placed third and fourth respectively. The scoring of these points, coming as they did at a critical time, clinched the meet for Cornell. In the mile run R. D. Nlaynard, '19, took fourth place, and R. Bangs, '20, took fifth place in theihammer throw, adding to the total of the Red and White. - Previous to the Intercollegiate meet it Was thought by many that the quality of the competition Would be much inferior to that of normal years. lt Was found, however, to be up to a standard much higher than Was expected, although many of the experienced men had answered their country's call. The 1918 team, not unlike that of 1914, came up from obscurity and left its mark in the annals of Cornell athletics. The 1918 victory came from a group of men who were Without experience, but Who were determined to Win in spite of every disadvantage. They Worked faithfully under the experienced guardian- ship of Coach hfoakley, and developed into a championship team. , . . , .5 7 'iz V ' ifi'l3': 12. i5.''11-Ie-.wrffiif:-.Te'-,s.E:1Qv'Si'VT''Tl ' . 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' .:'f- '1 AQ 5333-f5i 'f ri Viwsqzgsggfiy.Fqi,?5Q5fs9 fu - .MET-1' ' 5. ,,..,.,,.,,,. , .,,.,,.. . ,.f-.-,.-..st4-4-la--fu . ....- 4 ,, .- I. V, . . M... ., f Y ,. , . ' -rgpfzvj -1 ,-',:-'gms-ff.u,.ff.'.'f'. '. w:a21:5,,fgf:,:.:,a:y s F4 , fs, , s 1 if if .-iz f -A 54 ,.f' f'Wa 'ii2- ,fizri- ,fI 'i1:3if '1: ' s ' ,, 2 V.. f -3'-'vi-1:--I'l'iTf'i5 '-1.fj'if1-5.1 '--- ' -fi T- si :yrc,'f'n:1::4ffi9z4M-'-.-:::':.aiE,'5:fzg,.,-:-1 -:mf--,:,.11,ev-'.g,,--:,:3:.2:::A53565:-'J -M -1' :f':-:-g:- Q 2 .grgg-Y'-ze-1.-'m-23384 -4.s4r Q??5:s2Y+54 - f fy . .s . M ...X , .--. ,. -. :vs a.1.4.1-:-f,.1a .:'- 44. . NI. I. T. RfTEET 7 IOO HARD DASH LEONARD VAULTING 522 1917-18 Varsity Track Team HORACE ELLSWORTH SHACKELTON, ,IQ . . Pvwiakvzt EUGENE ALFRED LEINROTH, ,IQ . . . .Manager HORTXCE RUSLING ASHTON, '20 , I .Manager-elect JOHN F. NIOAKLEY . . . . Coach TEAM FRANCIS LOUIS ABREU, '20 JOHN ROBERT BANGS, 720 . EDWIN BLAKE BICKFORD, '20 . HENRY CORNELIUS CLAIR, '20 . XVILLIAM HOLBROOK CLEMINSHAVV WILLIAM PETHICK COLTMAN, ,IQ IVAN CHANDLER DRESSER, 'IO . ALLERTON EDDY, '20 . . , NORMAN EMERSON ELSAS, 'IS . ROBERT IQENNETH FELTER, '20 . EDWARD BERENT FERNSCHILD, '19 W'ILLIAM EDWARD FINKERNAGEL, '20 THOMAS DAVID FINN, JR., '20 . ERNEST CLEVELAND FORTIER, 'IS CHARLES FRANK GILMAN, 'IS . WILLIAM HERBERT GRIGSON, '20 FRANCIS LEVINGSTON HARRIS, '20 EUGENE JOSEPH HASSELBECK, ,IQ SETH VVALLA.CE HEAXRTFIELD, ,IQ JOHN KNAPP HERRICK, '19 . GEO-RGB SINGLETON HISCOCK, 'IQ TRA HAROLD HOUSTON, '20 . WALTER NHUBER, ,IQ . . . HARSEY IQING LEONARD. 'IS . FRANK WILLIAMS NICDONELL, 'IQ KURT ARNOLD MAYER, '20 . TQINGSLEY :DARWIN lVIAYNARD, '18 HARVEY WILLIAM MYERS, 'I8 . DONALD FORSYTH PECK, '20 . EVERETT NORTON PRATT, ,IQ . VVALLACE BLANCK QUAIL, ,IQ . AUBREH' EUGENE ROBINSON, '20 . CHARLES GEORGE SEELBACH, '19 7 7!lrR'7 , Half Blile Run . VVeights . . . Hurdles . . . , Sprints . Hurdles and One Nlile Relay . . . Sprints . . TWO Nlile Run , . Half Nlile Run . . . . Hurdles . Broad Jump and Pole Vault . . TWO Nlile Run . . . . High Jump . Half Nlile and One Nlile Runs . Half Nlile and One lVlile Runs . . . Half Nlile Run . . . Pole Vault . . . Weights One and TWO Mile Runs . . . Broad Jump . . Quarter Mile Run . One and TWO Nlile Runs . One and TWO Nlile Runs . . One Mfile Run . . ' . . Pole Vault . . . . ' Pole Vault Quarter, Half and One Blile Runs One lVlile Run . High Jump . TWO Mile Run . Hurdles . Hammer ThrOW . Quarter Nlile Run One and TWO Nlile Run HORACE ELLSWORTH SHACKELTON, ,IQ . Sprints and Relay DANA CONRAD SMITH, 720 . . . . High Jump WALKER SMITH, '20 . . . Hurdles and Relay ROBERT DUROY SPEAR, ,IQ . . TWO Mile Run GEORGE DYESTERRE SPENCER, ,IQ . . Half Mile Run GEORGE HAROLD STANTON, '20 . One and TWO Mile Runs GEORGE STONE, ,IQ . , High Jump and Hurdles GLENN VVILLIAM SUTTON, 'IS . . . . Shot Put BURTON LEROY SWARTZ, 'IS . . . Sprints ALEXANDER BUEL TROWBRIDGE, '20 . . VVeigl1tS LAWRENCE RAYMOND WELLS, '20 . Half Mile Run 523 , ' 1918 VARSITY TRACK TEAM TOP Row-Hiscock, Pratt, Quail, Finkernagel, Gilman, Swartz, Trowbridge, Sutton, Eddy, Bickford, Stanton, MXDDLE Row-Seelbach, Hasselbeck, Huber, Houston, Robinson, Coltrnan, Herrick, Abreu, Heartfleld, McDonell, Spear, Clair, FIRST Row-Ashton, McCormack Leonard, Cleminshaw, Myers, W. Smith, Dresser, Slxaclcelton, Stone, Mayer, Bangs, Grigson, Maynard, Moralzley, Leinroth. E:.:.Z5w2'21ifiT , , :Tig .fzitfwfxf --- - I r'f1'+:',:g:: 1 ..14v.'-4-.72-2s7..,.:2,:gL.: s Q44-,Q -T , ,ll SL , LY, , J.,3,fw!..,. 7 Y Af A -S , -. uf...-, , -TZ- , ,. .vpn ,. Mfr --,,,..T,-Y..-V , xr.. ,.- -:-iw vi A, M N 42nd Annual Field and Track Meet I.C.A.A.A.A.-Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, May 315K and June ISI Cornell 475 Pittsbur,qh 305 Dartmouth 265 Princeton 195 Pennsylvania 185 NI.I.T. 135 Columbia 115 Penn. State 55 johns Hopkins 55 Lafayette 55 Yale 55 Amherst 3X5 Brown 35 Rutgers ZM5 Harvard 25 Swarthmore 1. 100-yard Dash . . 220-yard Dash . 440-yard Dash . Half-mile Run One-mile Run . 'Two-mile Run . 120--yard High Hurdles 220-yard Low Hurdles High ,lump , , Broad Jump . Hammer Throw . 'Shot Put . . Pole Vault . Ganzemuller, Penn. State . , . . . IO 1-5 sec. Haymoncl, Pennsylvania Davis, Pennsylvania Bossert, NI.I.T. Shackelton, Cornell Haymond, Pennsylvania Shea, Pittsburgh Davis, Pennsylvani 1 Bossert, M.I.T. Brown, Princeton Shea, Pittsburgh . 5. Nlurray, Dartmouth Gustafson, Pennsylvania Staub, Columbia Carto, Dartmouth Shaw, Columbia . Nlayer, Cornell Albright, Pittsburgh Bowden, Nl. LT. Abreu, Cornell Kleinspelin, Lafayette , Halfacre, M.1.T. Addelman, Pittsburgh Nlaynarcl, Cornell Shepherd, Columbia Dresser, Cornell! . . Peck, Cornell Machflahon, hi.l.T. Spear, Cornell Seelbach, Cornell Erdman, Princeton . Smitl1, Cornell Trowbridge, Princeton Cleminshaw, Cornell Pratt, Cornell Erclman, Princeton . Smith, Cornell Cleminshaw, Cor11ell Bickford, Cornell Trowbridge, Princeton Fivor, Johns Hopkins . Hugus, Pittsburgh Anderson, Amherst Nloriarity, Dartmouth . Beers, Dartmouth . . Pelter, Cornell . . Schulte, Columbia . . Shaclcelton, Cornell . . Smith, Cornell . . . Summermill, Rutgers . Sutherland, Pittsburgh . Wfeld, Dartmouth . . Beva11, Dartmouth . Stevens, Harvard . Bangs, Cornell , Beers, Dartmouth . , Cleveland, Princeton . Sinclair, Brown . , . Sutherland, Pittsburgh . Cl1andler, Swarthmore . Easterday, Pittsburgh . Jordon, Dartmouth , . Breckley, Rutgers . Webber, Yale . . Ford, Yale .... hiyers, Dartmouth . 073 ZI 3-5 sec 47 3-5 SCC- 1:56 4-5 sec. 9142 5 5 5 5 5 22 22 21 21 ZI 152 135 127 124 112 45 41 39 38 38 T5 24 ft. ft. ft. ft ft ft ft. ft. ft. ft ft ft ft. ft. ft. ft ft. ft. ft. ft. I2 ft. raft :24 sec 4-5 sec 2-5 sec 2-5 sec IIM in IOM in roh in 9 in 8 in 6 in M in 5M in 4M in M in 7M in 3M in I Ill IO in 5 in IMl1'1 5 in 9M in 9 in 3M in 3 in. CORNELL Ewvit 100 yard Dasl1 220 yard Dash 440 yard Dash 880 yard Dash 120 High Hurdles 220 Low Hurdles One Mile Run Two Mile Run High Jump Broad Jump Pole Vault Hammer Throw Shot Put Discus Throw 1918 Dual Track Meet Vs. MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, ITHACA, CORNELL 82-NI.I.T. 44 F int Second Third Bossert CTD Shaclcelton CCD Orman CTD Bossert CTD Shackelton CCD Coltman CCD Nlayer CCD Bawden CTD . Herrick CCD Nlayer CCD l.WiCCE1I'tC11 CTD 'Westland CTD Smith CCD Cleminshaw CCD hflills CTD Cleminshaw CCD Smith CCD Mills CTD Nlaynard CCD Herzog CTD Huber CCD Dresser CCD - Halfaere CTD Peck CCD Ash CTD Pierce CTD Tie Stone CCD Shacl-:elton CCD Felter CCD Heartfield CCD Grigson CCD Leonard CCD T-5 Shelton CTD IC Bangs CCD Quail CCD Buckley CTD Bangs CCD Kellar CTD Harris CCD Kellar CTD Bangs CCD Drew CTD THE FRESHMAN TRACK TEAM MAY 4, 1918 SCC. SCC. SCC. 1:59 2-5 sec. SCC. 10 4-5 23 3'5 S1 I'5 16 1-5 26 2-5 sec. 4:30 1-5 sec. 9:22 2-5 sec. 5 ft. 6 in. 21 ft. IOM in II ft. 6 in. IO6 ft. 1 in. 37 ft. 15 in. 115 ft. 5 in. DUNLEAVY G.ATELY LAT1-mov TRELIAN ERICKSON DURYEA DocKER1LL KESSEL KNAUSS HETTINGER WILSON .ANDREW A1101-113oLD CTSLER GUMBOLDT WADSWORT1-1 STONE BCIOAKLEY 526 INTERCOLLEGIATES-FELTER VVINNING THE BROAD JUMP Photo by Levick INTERCOLLEGIATES-SEMIFINAL HEAT, loo SIARD DASH Photo by Lcvick 527 INTERCOLLEGIATES'FINISH OF THE HALF-MILE RUN Photo by Levick INTERCOLLEGIATES-FINAL I-IEAT OF IZO XIARD HIGH HURDLES Photo by Levick 528 Cornell-Pennsylvania Freshman Track Meet CORNELL-75 May II, 1918 PENNSYLVANIA-42 Ioo-YARD DASH 1. Davison, Cornell, IO 2-5 sec. 2. Rodgers, Pennsylvania 3. Potter, Pennsylvania 220-YARD DASH HIGH HURDLES 1. Treman, Cornell, I7 I-5 sec. 2. Smith, Pennsylvania 3. Archbold, Cornell Low HURDLES 1. Davison, Cornell, 23 see. 1. Bartels, Pennsylvania, 27 sec. 2. Cisler, Cornell 2. Trernan, Cornell 3. Bartels, Pennsylvania 3. Vermilye, Cornell 440-YARD DASH HIGH JUMP l 1. Rodgers, Pennsylvania, 51 1-5 sec. 1. Stone, Cornell, 5 ft. 4 in. 2. Cisler, Cornell 3. Zucker, Pennsylvania HALF NIILE RUN 1. Gately, Cornell, 2:05 3-5 sec. 2. Dockerill, Cornell 3. Alexander, Cornell ONE NIILE RUN 1. Adams, Cornell, 4:43 3-5 sec. 2. Kiviat, Pennsylvania 3. Gurnholdt, Cornell Two RALILE RUN 1. Downes, Pennsylvania, 10:23 4-5 2. Wadsworth, Cornell 3. DeKorn, Pennsylvania V HAMMER 1.Bartels, Pennsylvania, QI ft. 4 1-8 in. A UNDERCLASS 1921-48 March 60-YARD DASH 1. Davison, '21 6 4-5 sec. 2. Livingston, '21 3. Cisler, '21 60-YARD HIGH HURDLES I.'TI'C1'1'13.H, '21 9 sec. 2. Smith, 720 3. Archbold, '21 ARD Low HURDLES I.TfSH13.H, '21 9 1-5 sec. 2. Adams, '21 3. Arehbold, 721 704' . 2M LAP RACE 1. Wilson, '21 49 I-5 sec. 2. Kessel, '21 3. Cisler, '21 5'5LAP RACE I. Eddy, 720 1:52 3-5 sec. 2. Finn, '20 3. 'Wells, '20 2. Lathrop, Cornell 3. Booth, Pennsylvania BROAD JUMP 1. Andrew, Cornell, 20 ft. 7 in. 2. Bauer, Cornell l 3. Bartels, Pennsylvania POLE VAULT I. Stone, Cornell, IO ft. 9 in. E 2. Archbold, Cornell 3. Fisher, Pennsylvania SHOT PUT sec. 1. Bartels, Pennsylvania, 3Q ft. 5-8 in. 2. Davison, Cornell 3. Erickson, Cornell , THROW , ,N 2. Dunleavy, Cornell 3. Knauss, Cornell 4 TRACK MEET .li 16, 1918 1920-42 , IO LAP RACE s 1. Stanton, '20 4:12 1-5 sec. 2. Houston, '20 3. Finn, '20 HIGH JUMP I. Pinlcernagel, '20 5 ft. 6 in. 2. Stone, '21 JT. 3. Lathrop, 721 l 'C BROAD JUMP I. Felter, '20 IQ ft. 7 in. 2. Stone, '21 3. Solomon, '21 POLE VA.ULT 1. Stone, 721 2. Felter, '20 Tie IO ft. 6 in. 3. Grigson, '20 SHOT PUT 1. Harris '20 ' ft. ' in. ' 1 , J D 2.D21V1SOH, Z1 3. Erickson, 721 529 Events 100-yard Dash 220-yard Dash 440-yard Dash -140-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 .lump . Pole Vault . Putting 16-lb. Shot. . Throwing 16-lb. Hammer Marathon Race C10MJMiles ' XNCW I.C.A.A.A.A.Recor Records 9 4-5 sec, . 21 2-5 sec. . -19 2-5 sec. . 49 2-5 sec . Track Records OUTDOOR 1 min. 53 2-5 sec? 4 min. 14 2-5 sec. . 9 min. 17 4-5 scce. . 15 2-5 sec. . 15 2-5 sec. . 15 2-5 sec. . 24 3-5'sec. . 6 ft. 5 in. . 23 ft. 45 in. 12 fn. 10 in. , 45 ft. GM in. 165 ft. 9 in. , 61 min. 10 sec. cl. Holder . A. Reller, '15 . F. M. Sears, '04 . E. G. B13CAl'tl1l11', '11 W. H. Bennett, '13 . S. Caldwell, '14 P.Jo11es, '13 . . S. Berna, '12 . C. Talcott, '09 . . VV. Broclt, '14 . L. E. Gubb, '16 . E. Cairns, '06 . A. W. Richards, '17 VV. Richards, '17 K. Foss, '17 . G. Kanzler, '13 J. Talbott, '11 . J. Colpitts, '09 1919 NIANAGEMENT Date of Making . May 17, 1913 June 22, 1902 May 13, 1911 May 4,1912 May 30, 1914 hiay 31, 1913 May 4,1912 May 29, 1909 Nlay 29, 1914 May 6,1916 May 14, 1904 Apr, 24, 1915 May 15, 1915 Apr. 24, 1915 May 13, 1913 May 29, 1909 Dec. 7,1907 E. A. L1:1N1zoTH, '19 H. R. ASHTON, 'zo M zuzager flyfixzavzt M zznagm' 5 I i 3 FGDTBALL X Review of the 1918 Football Season A In a review ofthe IQIS Football season it must be remembered that the Athletic Associa- tion had suspended its activities for the year and that the regular schedule had been can- celled. However a Student's Army Training Corps team was organized about the middle of October and concluded the season with the only scheduled game of the year, played with the University of Buffalo on Thanksgiving Dayg Cornell S,A.T.C. winning easily with a 28-o score. The only other games played were practice games with the School of Photog- raphy and the School of lVIilitary Aeronautics, with the exception of a game played between the Army Unit and the Naval Unit which was won by the latter due largely to the spectacular running of MacKenzie. The squad was composed of thirty-ive men, mostly from the Naval Unit due to the DRA' H, SHARPE fact that but twelve men were excused from military duties in the afternoons, by the Army authorities. However the two units were about evenly represented on the team, six being from the Naval Unit and ive from the Army Unit. Although the men worked well and showed good form, the S.A.T.C. team was of about the same calibre as the third varsity of former years due largely to the fact that the ag- gregation was rather light, averaging only 167 pounds. BAUGHER MCKENNEY i XAYAHL MACICENZIE HALLER FINKELSTEIN DEVENBECK COOLEY TREMAN HELMS BUCKLEY CALLOWAY ,S.A.T.C. FOOTBALL TEAM 532 1918 S. A. T. C. Foofball Team JOHN ESTABROOK WA.HL, '21 . . . DR. ALBERT H. SHARPE F. C. DEVENBECK, '21 C. HANSON, '22 . F O. E. HELMS, 'zo . T. T. BUCKLEY, JR., '21 H. MERKER, ,IQ . R. W. CALLOWAY, ,22 'JU . A. LYNCH, '22 . J. E. WAHI., '21 . J. D. NIZCKENZIE, '22 1 M. J. FINKELSTEIN, ,IQ T. D. FINN, VTR., '2o OFFICERS Captain . . . Coach TEANI Left Emi Left Tackle . Left Ciiard . , Center Right Guard . Right Tachlf Right End Qua1'te'1'hack Left Halfhack . . . . . Right Halfhack Fiillhack SUBSTITUTES:-I. B. Baugher, '21, F.. E. Cooley, '225 C. P. Haller, '21, A. Kaufman, '19, A. H. Treman, '21. - HANSON STOPPING A LINE PLUNGE Photo by Troy 533 5, . , - ml- - U ' COTTER, AVIATION SCHOOL STAR, IN ACTION Photo by Troy 'Xl , 75,5 , . . f 1 ,Q i , . . ,,,- - ,I A 4 , :, I -. f ,x 1 FINKELSTEIN AROUND END Photo by Troy 534 X BASEBALL 3 Review of the 19181-Easeball Season Baseball in 1918 was as promising as prevailing conditions allowed. Only three men remained to form a nucleus around which to build a team and not a single pitcher was left, so it fell upon Whitmore, who was last year's catcher, to develop a good battery. From his efforts, Brookmire, Needle and Rees were rounded into a very clever pitching staff. Lafayette, the first game, coming very early in the season, had to be cancelled on account of the snow. The weather followed Cornell closely and the second game was played in the rain against the Aviation School at Ithaca, Cornell winning by a score of 6-4. The Colgate game was forced to stop at the end of the second inning with the score stand- ing I-I. At last the weather gods lifted their ban and Needlefs pitching in the Rutgers game did much to give Cornell the, victory DR-A-H-SHARPE with a 6-4 score. Brookmire then followed his teamrnate,s example and the Varsity de- feated Columbia 6-3. For the second time in the season a game scheduled with Colgate had to be terminated due to inclement weather. It was at this stage of the season that Cornell was doomed to meet her first defeat which was at the hands of the United States Ambulance Service at Allentown. The game was very close, running into extra innings before the UUSAACSQ' managed to nose out the Varsity by one run and the final score was 3-2. Whitmore's hitting was the feature of the game and his home run and two singles aided us materially. This game seemed to break Cornell's winning streak and she lost the next game to Yale, a spectacular double play preventing the Red and VVhite from tying the score and placing them . at the low end of a 4-I final score. PENNSYLVANIA GAME However these little reverses did not bother Dr. Sharpe's men and they traveled to South Field and again defeated Columbia to the tune of 9-I, taking eleven hits from various members of the pitching staff of the Blue and White. Due to an unfortunate injury to Needle, on the mound for Cornell, we were defeated by West Point in a well played game, the cadets scoring all their runs before our new pitcher was warmed up. A 536 COLUMBIA GAME On the fourth of May we were again beaten by the ambulance men from Allen- town by a margin of one run. This gave the 'CUSAACSH the series with Cornell. The next game, however, gave the home fans a chance to see Cornell victorious as we defeated Columbia for the third and last time in a fast game by the score of 5-4. Inasmuch as the following game was the only one scheduled with Penn- sylvania, it was a regrettable fact that we were forced to taste defeat at the hands of the men from Philadelphia. Nevertheless Howard7s team determined to finish up the season with a victory and Niagara was forced to be the victim. The season ended with six victories and but five defeats for Cornell and showed a total of 47 runs scored against opponent7s 36. This record is one to be proud of considering the various handicaps under which the team labored and we hope that Captain-elect Corwin will be able to have the same success as Captain Howard had. U. S. A. A. C. GAME 537 THE 1918 VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM MALCOLM WAGNER REBS WHLTMORE CROCCO CROSS EAGLE ENSWORTH NEEDLE BROOKMIRE HOWARD IVIURPHY BONAGURA HAIQDEN CORWIN 1918 Varsily Baseball Team OFFICERS HARRY IRVING HOWARD, '19 LOUIS ALFRED CORWIN, ,IQ . TALBOT NIARION MALCOLM, '18 . BRYAN NTUNROE EAGLE, ,IQ DR. ALBERT H. SI-IARPE . TEAM HENRY PENNY MURPHY, 'zo . . . LOUIS ALFRED CORWIN, '19 ALPHONSE BONAGURA, ,IQ HARRY IRVING HOWARD, ,IQ . JAMES JOSEPH HENRY HARDEN, '19 . GEORGE FREDERICK ENSWORTH, '19 THOMAS ROWAN WAGNER, '18 LOWELL HAROLD CROSS, ,IQ CHARLES GEORGE NIULLER, '19 NIATHEW FRANKLIN WHITMORE, '18 Captain Captain-elect . Maiiager Managei'-elect . Coach Firfzf Bare . Second Bare Third Baie Short Stop Left Field . Center Fielden' Righl Fielden zh - WALTER CYRIL CROCCO, 'IS . Ce C H' NEIL IVAN BROOKMIRE, ,IQ GEORGE REES, '19 Pizchen JOSEPH NEEDLE, '20 SUBSTITUTES HAROLD JOSEPH KARR, '18 DANA ROLLAND SCUTT, ,IQ ARTHUR PIERSON, '18 HAROLD MILTON FLORSHEIM, 'zo HAROLD VINCENT LALLEY, ,IQ EDWARD SAUL DRAGAT, '20 ABRAHAM WINCOR, 'zo 539 Date April April April April April April April April April May May May May Nlay 1918 Baseball Record Opponmr Come!! Opponent Place I2 Lafayette QCancelleclj Ithaca I3 U. S. Aviation School 5 A 3 Ithaca I7 Colgate Crainj Ithaca IQ 3 Rutgers 6 4 New Brunswick zo Columbia 6 3 New York 23 Colgate I QCancelleclj Ithaca 26 U. S. A. Ambulance Corps 2 3 Allentown 27 Yale I 4 New Haven 30 Columbia 9 I New York Army 3 4 Wqest Point U. S. A. Ambulance Corps 3 4 Ithaca I Columbia 5 4 Ithaca Pennsylvania 2 3 Ithaca I4 Niagara 4 2 Ithaca IQIQ I MANAGEMENT R. G. BENNETT, ,IQ ilifanagfr I-I. C. BALLOU, 'zo flrrirlant .Managm- 540 1921 FRESHMAN BASEBALL TEAM ELLIOTT HUCGER NTOLINET, Captain SMYTH TXTACKENZIE HILL CHoBoT RORDGREN Arwoon BROWN SIDMAN AD1-:LSBURG Review af the Freshman Baseball Season Never has a Freshman Team been put to such a disadvantage as in the Spring of 1918. The R.O.T.C. authorities deemed it advisable to order Saturday after- noons to be occupied in drill and military tactics, and as a result, all hope of out of town games was given up. Notwithstanding this fact, the IQZI team worked hard and faithfully and proved themselves up to the standard of first year teams in the seven games with the various colleges of the university and with the Second Varsity Team. The battery was good and the team was above the average in slugging ability. The small amount of time available for practice prevented the team from being rounded into the best possible form but considering the difficult conditions, the results of the season were very good. The first game of the season against the Veterinary College was won by the score of 8-2. Then Sibley College, the College of Arts and Sciences, and the Chemistry College were defeated in short order. The Freshmen then suflered their one and only defeat which was at the hands of the Second Varsity, but were not discouraged and finished up the season by easily defeating the College of Agriculture and the strong aggregation from the Law College. ' All together the form of the team and their hitting ability showed that there was some good future Varsity material in the team and the work of Molinet at hrst base and the battery work of Brown with Bollman and Elliott was worthy of mention. A 541 1921 Freshman Baseball Team OFFICERS JOAQUIN IVIOLINET, JR., 721 . . . Captain TALBOT IVIARION RIIALCOLM, ,IS . . Acting Manager' DR. ALBERT H. SHARPE . . Coach TEANI JOAQUIN IVIOLINET, JR., . Fimf Baie IRVINO NATHAN SIDMAN . . Second Bare JOHN WVILBUR MACISIENZIE . i Third Bare EDWIN FRANK CHOBOT . Short Stop JAMES ALOYSIUS SMYTH . Left Field ALBERT JOSEPH I-IUOGER . . Centei' Field 'WILLIAM I-IOLCOMBE HILL Right Field BASIL VVHEELER ELLIOTT . HENRY GTTO BOLLMAN Pmhgn ELLCSWORTH SHEFFER BROWN CARL VVILHELM NORGREN Cdffhffff SUBSTITUTE HYMAN ADELSBURG RECORD Date Opponentf Cornell Opponent: Place NIay I6 Veterinary College 8 Ithaca Nfay I9 Sibley College .IZ Ithaca May 23 College of Chemistry 7 Ithaca hlay 30 College Of Arts and Sciences I4 Ithaca June 3 Second Varsity I Ithaca June 7 Agricultural College 8 Ithaca June IO College of Law 6 Ithaca 42 x 1111110122 5125015515 . '1'F1 ef1'1c3 Qoc1NG113l ifk A Members of Minor Sporis' Council I 918-19 PROP. VV. F. WILLCOX . . Prafident H. B. ORTNER . . Captain of Bafkezball C. W. ELMER . . Maiiager of Bafkftball D. E. LEITH . . Affixfani Manager of Bafleezball C. P. ZEPPP . Captain 0fW1jaffZi1ig J. E. SCHAAF . . . Manager of Winding T. E. -COLLUM . . Affifrant Maiiagei' of Wiefrling P. L. BLEAKLEY . Acting .Managai Lacifoffe and Tennif C. K. ESTABROOK . . . Acting .Manager of Soccfr 43 The Inter-Collegiate Basketball Season of 1918-I9 finished with Pennsylvania holding the highest final percentage while Cornell stood in third place. Owing to post war conditions the Inter-Collegiate Cup was not up for com- petition this year and although Columbia, Cornell, Pennsylvania, Princeton, Dartmouth, and Yale were thought of as members of the league, there was in reality no league at all, and therefore no championship. Cornell started the season without a single man of last year's Varsity combina- tion. The late return of the former Varsity players, Kendall, Ortner, and Stewart, made the prospects of a successful season much brighter, and together with Molinet and Sidman of last yearls freshman squad, enabled Cornell to put out a representa- tive team, which played intact practically all season. On their showing in the league games the men were ranked as follows: Stewart, Kendall, lvfolinet, Ortner, Sidman. The schedule comprised fourteen games out of which they won eleven and scored 439 points to their opponents 318. They won all their non-league games, split even with Columbia, but lost both times to Pennsylvania. Wlhile Cornell did not finish at the head of the league teams, the five made a very creditable showing. The better facilities that the New Armory offered, added much to the popularity of the game, so that, with a large enthusiastic audience at all the games on the home court, Cornell spirit responded with its old time vigor. The team loses Kendall, Ortner, I I, and Stewart by graduation. It is dif- ,.- ficult to tell what to expect next year 'Eg due to the loss of the valuable services f , of Dr. Sharpe, but with hflolinet and Sidman and the large abundance of ' promising material on hand from the , ,,,,. fx! Al, Varsity squad and the Freshman team, we may trust that a very good five 'll V will be developed. The Inter-Collegiate Cup will be up for competition next '1 'f year and should Pennsylvania, Yale, Q, Columbia, or Cornell win the 1920 rf championship the cup will become their -i:e permanent property, as they have each won it twice. - GIQTN ER 544 I ELMER CORNISH SULLIVAN FLORSI-IEIM SPADER LEITH MOLINET STEWART ORTNER IQENDALL SIDMAN 1 918- 19 Bas!-ceiball Team HOWARD BURNSHIP ORTNER, ,IQ ...,.. Captain CHARLES WELLINGTON ELMER, ,IQ . Manager DONALD ETHELBERT LEITH, '2O . . Asfifzaat Manager DR. ALBERT H. SHARPE ....... Coach TEAM VVILLIAM MORGAN KENDALL7 ,IQ HOWARD BURNSHIP ORTNER 9 JOAQUIN MOLINET, 721 IRVING NATHAN SIDMAN ZI CHAUNCEY JUDD STEWART ,,IQ ' SUBSTITUTES GEORGE ALMOND SPADER, 720 GEORGE DEWAY SULLIVAN HAROLD ALDEN JEWETT, ,IQ HAROLD NIILTON FLORSHEIM 20 EDWARD HARRISON CORNISH, 722 ' RECORD Date Cornell Oppoaenzf ' Date Cornell Opponmf Jan. I8 Bulfalo 35 Feb. 21 Columbia Jan. 25 Rochester 35 Feb. 22 Pennsylvania Feb. 1 Bucknell 32 Feb. 25 Rochester Feb. 5 St. Lawrence 34 Feb. 28 Princeton Feb. IO Buffalo 30 Nlar. I C. C. N. Y. Feb. I5 Columbia 32 Nlar. 7 Pennsylvania Feb. I8 W. Virginia 36 Nlar. IO Colgate 545 WRESTLING JEL! Review of The 1918-19 Season This yearls wrestling team was handicapped from the very outset by the lack of experienced material and the loss of Coach Walt,' O7Connell, who left here last Spring to go overseas. Fortunately however, George Bullard, last years intercollegiate point winner, was in town and ollered his assistance to the team as coach. Conroy of the 1917 team and Zepp, Tuttle and Aclcerly of last year's team were the only men on the squad with any previous experience. Due to the lack of finances, Cornell's only meet was the Intercollegiates and thus we see that the team made an excellent showing considering the diiqiiculties with which they were beset, together withthe fact that Captain Zepp and lVlcBride were prevented from participating in the championships due to injuries received in practice. The Intercollegiates were held at Penn State this year and Lehigh, Columbia, Pennsylvania and Cornell all sent teams to compete with the home team which was awarded last yearls championship. They had little difficulty in again annexing the premier laurels although Lehigh was a close second followed by the Red and WVhite who took third place. Ackerly and Conroy were the only Cornellians who won first places but Tuttle and Noonan also figured in the point score by taking third place each. The other men representing Cornell in the meet were Howell, Wfiedorn and Lockwood who, although they failed to score, put up excellent competition. Thus, although failing to win the Intercollegiate Champion? ship, the Varsity worked hard and faithfully and this year's work will do much to lay the foundation for the championship in IQZO. ZE PP 546 COLLUM CONROY COMSTOCK NONNAN SNEDEKER BULLARD IVICBRIDE IXCKERLY ZEPP TUTTLE . yVIEDORN VAN DOREN HOWELL LEPPART DEVENBECK 1919 Wrestling Team CLARENCE PETER ZEPP, ,IQ . JAMES EDWARD SCHAAF, ,IQ THA.D LUMPKIN COLLUM, 720 GEORGE PERQIVAL BULLARD, ,IQ . II5 Pound Clan' CHARLES EDWIN ACKERLY, 720 135 Pound Clam , EDWARD EUGENE CONROY, 720 FLOYD CORNELIUS DEVENBECK, 721 158 Pound Clan FRANK MCBRTDE, 421 ALEN FARNHAM LOCKWOOD, 720 . . Captain . Manager Auiftanf Managed' . . Coach I25 Pound Clay: CHARLES JAMES HOWELL, JR., ' JESSE T. VAN DOREN, 720 145 Pound Clan JOHN CULVER LEPPART, ,IQ ARTHUR LEMUEL TUTTLE, 320 175 Pound Clays CLARENCE PETER ZEPP, ,IQ ALFRED VVTLLTAM SNEDEKER ,ZI 'WILLIAMS WIEDORN, 720 7 Heavyweight Claw HENRY PATRICK NOONAN, ,IQ CHARLES WVARD COMSTOCK, ,IQ INTERCOLLEGIATES Penn State 235 Lehigh 205 Cornell 165 Pennylvania 8g Columbia 7. 5 47 19 X X CLASS' I-IISTO RV The Story of a War Class-1919 BY ALPHEUS YVALDO SMITH, ,IQ VVar's destroying hand laid heavily upon the ambitious crowd of freshman youngsters who brought the Class of IQIQ into existence in the Fall of 1915. It was the misfortune of the Class to be born in prosperity, and to live three fourths of its life in abnormal, trying times. No Cornell class suffered as many sorrows and underwent as many sacrifices as the Class of 1919. These trials and tribula- tions resulted in the almost total annihilation of the Class of 1919 as a definite organization. Today, hundreds of the original Nineteen Nineteen folk are aca- demically juniors and sophomores, because of war service, war calls abruptly terminated the education of many for good and all, death in the service robbed the Class and Alma hlater of far too many sons, and early graduation earned through intensive work further depleted the Class. As an entity, the Class of 1919 existed only during its freshman year. But the spirit of the Class still lives, and to that spirit of the college year 1915-1916, this review of the years which should have been those of 1919, are dedicated. 1919 entered Cornell when Cornell was speeding along the high road to top notch success along all lines. The Class has witnessed the replacement of the successful, glorious pre-war Cornell by disorganized war-time Cornell, bearing none of the earmarks of yesterday. The Class has seen its members wander away first by hundreds, and then by tens, until the personnel of the Class became but a ghost of its former self. The sad but glorious news of death in the nation's service of classmates and friends has been often the lot of the Class. The Class has witnessed Cornell's tumble from the peak of startling success to the depths of despair and desolation when all that was finest and best in Alma Nlater were gone to fight the greatest battle of all. In Regrets crowd easily into prominence. It is far too easy to spill tears over the handicaps and troubles which war brought to thexClass,-war which cut in two the happiest years of life. It is easy to ponder why fate should have chosen IQIQ as the victim of so many sacrifices of joys and pleasures of college days upon the altar of war. But these many regrets and recollec- tions effect no cures. And Nineteen Nineteen may find abundant solace in the thought that Nineteen Nineteen, like all the world, paid its fullest measure of devotion to the world, the nation, and Alma Mater by serving the greatest cause of all. Service, after all, is the test of greatness. And true service demands unselfish sacrifice after sacrifice. So in retrospect, .the Class of IQIQ may discreetly shed a tear in private over blasted college years, while appearing proud and happy in public over the war record of the Class. . 549 No account of the Class of 1919 can be complete without a tribute to the boys who went XVest to help win salvation for the world. At once sad and proud, the Class of IQIQ records the glorious ultimate sacrifice of classmates Charlie Beck, Nlack Carmack, RedH Case, Allen Honeywell, 4'AleX', Matthews, Fin O'Connor, Thaddeus Phelon, Ain Porter, 'fEv Pratt, .Lowell Riley, VVinfield Wheadrick, and Charles Zischkau. The memory and friendship of these classmates of yesterday is a sacred thing, and the Class of 1919 will ever treasure the recollection of these comradeships terminated far too soon. On the other side of the ledger must be entered the names of the members of the Class of IQIQ decorated for bravery in action. To Lieutenant Cactus7' Conroy, France awarded two Croix de Guerre, with numerous palms for numerous citations. Sergeant UAV' Eggers won America's greatest tribute, the Congressional hledal of Honor, in addition to the Distinguished Service Cross. Captain 'cWild- eye Emerson's conspicuous bravery under fire brought to him the award of the Distinguished Service Cross. France's decoration, the Croix de Guerre, also went to Brad Fairchild. The Class of IQIQ enjoyed only one year of real Cornell life, its freshman year of 1915-1916. Cornell was fighting at top-notch during that happy year. But 1919 folk were only freshmen, and the historical inability of the freshmen to get in tune with things resulted in the loss upon IQIQ of many of the beneflts and pleasures and interests of that year. War was still far in the future, and the Class ploughed on carelessly and haphazardly, asleep to many opportunities, and not knowing of the wreck awaiting the remaining years of the life of the Class. But even heedless freshman 1919 gloried in the wonderful successes of the 1915 Varsity football team. Decisive victories over Michigan and Penn, and the never- to-be-forgotten licking administered to Harvard will ever remain bright spots of the sport schedules of the Fall of 1915. And when athletic critics gathered up the loose ends of the football season, Cornell was at the top of the heap for the first time in history,-football champions of the East. It must be confessed that IQIQ appropriated a very considerable share in the glory and joy of that accomplish- ment, although as freshmen, the Class was not represented on the team. But the Class,s cup of joy was full to overflowing when 191978 own teams won Eastern freshman championships in football and cross country. Here indeed were wondrous works wholly the chattels and property of 1919. The Class was further delighted over the championships won by the Red and White Varsity teams in track, wrestling, lacrosse, and debate. Surely never was such an Alma Mater! As innocent, blind freshmen, the members of 1919 witnessed the impressive dedication and opening of beautiful Schoellkopf Memorial, the inauguration of the great Cornell dormi- tory system made possible by the work A 1 of George F. Baker, the disastrous hlorse Hall fire in which S325,000 of Cornell property went up in smoke in a spectacular fire. The victory of the University of Maine in the Intercollegiate Cross Country championships was painful. But the news that Alma lVIater's wizard Jack Nfoakley had signed a ten-year contract with Cornell, softened defeat, promisedf' complete revenge in the future. The Class learned to know and admire and love Cornell's fine friend, Bill'7 Taft, who afforded one of the big bright spots 550 ., I' ' ,4.f' ' n.m.,.,...,.....c.., ' . H: ,.Q,22f ' 1915 CHAMPIONSHIP FOOTBALL TEAM of the Spring term by his entertaining, delightful lectures. ' Spring time also saw absolute victory in the underclass mud-rush perching upon the banners of 1919. It was a foregone conclusion that 1918 was incompetent to offer, severe competition. Nor was the speed and frnesse of 1920 any match for IQI9 When as sophomores 1-919 again Won victory in the annual frolic. Death robbed Cornell of two great teachers during the Spring of 1916, Prof. James Morgan Hart and Prof. H. D. Hess, Whose friendship and acquaintance- ship 1919 Was just beginning to make. The last joyous Spring Day occurred in the happy Spring of 1916, and 1919 was privileged to get in on the good times of Cornell's fun festival. It was truly a Day of Daze. Work as Handy Andiesp' prevented 1919 from sharing in the pleasures of Junior and Senior Week houseparties and dances, but the Class did get an inkling of Alma Mater at its brighest social best. The disastrous debacle of the Interfraternity Rushing Association, and the helterskelter rush by the fraternities after anybody Who sported a little grey cap provided a mild Spring tonic and plenty of excitement. IQIQ congratulated Alma Nfater on the great four mile relay team Which equalled the world's record for that event. Russell's fine pitching for the base- ball team in the Spring brought many victories to the Red and White on the dia- mond, for Which 1919, as Cornellians, grabbed off a full share of the honor and glory, though their activities were entirely confined to rooting in the freshman stand at Percy Field. When 235 Cornellians left college halls for summer military training at Platts- burg, Cornell had the first inkling of the coming breakup of college life, and the exodus into service with the declaration of War a year later. The Class of IQIQ began work as sophomores in the Fall of 1916, a term destined to be one of the last things as Cornell knew them before the war. The last real Varsity football team fought for Cornell that fall, the Musical Clubs embarked on their last Christmas trip, the last Junior Week was held. 551 A - fn ., LAYING CORNERSTONE or SCHOELLKOPF lMiEMORIAL The rip-roaring, but disastrous Salt Works fire was one of the high-lights of November. And then came the return to supremacy of Cornell at the Inter- collegiate Cross Country meet, as Moakley's runners staged a notable come-back. Red and VVhite athletes carried off the chief honors at the Penn Indoor Meet, as usual, and in this victory IQIQ men had an active share. Cornell had devoted much time and effort during the months preceding the war to various war relief undertakings, and her considerable contributions to the relief funds involved' many cheerful sacrifices. And then came WAR. And a moratorium was declared on everything as existing before the war. Everything was off, as the nation and Alma Mater assumed war-paint. Spring Day, athletics, social life,-everything walked the plank as Cornell embarked on pa program of real war service. Alrna Mater was the first institution to grant generous academic privileges to undergraduates volunteering for war service. Alma Nlater turned over every facility and all equipment to the use of the Government for the period of the war. And the Government soon established one of the most successful of the aviation ground schools, housed in Cornell's great new Armory. The most glorious news of all was carried in the brief dispatch of The Associated Press which told of the first advance of The United States flag to the front in France, -a Hag carried into action by an all-Cornell ambulance unit under the leadership of the late Captain F.. I. Tinkham, 'I6. Gver here, the war fever had penetrated into every nook and cranny of Uni- versity life. Between April 6 and Nlay 25, forty-five per cent of the male under- graduate student body were with the colors in service. Cornell ship builders hastened to enlist in the industrial army which was to build the bridge of ships which were to transport America's strength over there. Hundreds of Cornellians rushed to volunteer for service in the Navy's Nlosquito Fleet, dedicated to the job of ridding the seas of the U-boat monsters. From the declaration of war, Cornell lived in a frenzy of excitement, breathing a supercharged atmosphere of patriotic service. The peace-time Cornell of yesterday was banished until America should win victory in France, on the JD frontier of freedom. Every interest of everybody was entirely subordinated to the job of winning success for the cause upon which the future of Civilization rested. - - Juniordom found the Class of 1919 greatly depleted by enlistments. And Cornell was a vastly changed place from the complacent, easy-going university of peace times. The war atmosphere was the end-all and the be-all of existence. Nothing counted except service to the cause. Cornell's courses were altered to permit the remaining students to take up work calculated to better prepare them for real service to America when the call should come. , A survey of Cornellians in the service at the beginning of the 1917 Fall term showed a total of I,805 undergraduates, of whom far more than a fourth were 1919 men. The folks still in college were forever pondering about the future, while devoting every spare moment to. furthering every Government cause and campaign. 1919 and Cornell did yeoman service for Uncle Sam in helping float the Liberty Loans. Athletics, once the prime interest, went by the board. Cornell gallantly put teams in the field. But they were not the teams of previous times. Cornell's athletes were gone from college halls, and were fighting greater, more vital battles for country and Alma Nfater. So Cornell teams met with disaster at every turn. But it was disaster mellowed by the thought that Cornell's energy was not being spent on the gridiron, the court, the diamond, or the lake. Cornell's energy and best efforts were being spent on freedom's battlefields. By Christmas time, a quarter of Cornell's Faculty had entered the service, and Cornell was practically transferred from Ithaca to the training camps over here, and the battlefields over there. 1 WVar Work was the one big undertaking, and all other interests were slighted. Some measures of victory in athletics came to Cornell when the remnant of Moak- ley's great 1918 track team won the Intercollegiate Championship. But Cornell was not vitally interested in even championships. By the Fall of 1918, Cornell was almost barren of all her best and finest. And that Fall will go down into history as a blank page in the story of Alma Mater. Cornell was metamorphosed into what was politely termed a training camp. Concurrently with the banishment of booze on October 1, came the organization of the sadly pitiful S.A.T.C. regime. And the Cornell of yesterday was forgotten in the dust and drought of the Fall. An absolute failure, the reign of the S.A.T.C. gang merely afforded another contrast to pre-war Cornell which made everyone long again for old times. The S.A.T.C. expended its ire upon the fraternity houses of the University, and succeed- ed in nothing except tearing those same houses to bits, in military extasies and indoor calisthenics. And when the Spanish 'fflu conspired with the S.A.T.C., the two dread maladies almost transformed Cornell into a nonentity. But at last the nightmares were over, and daylight drove away the bad dreams of the night. With the signing of the arrnistice, Cornell began gird- ing her loins to anxious antici- pation of staging a mighty COIT1C-b?1Ck- Mouse I'IALL FIRE 5.53 Y 1916 SPRING DAY Cops But Alma hflater grieved. For the Fall had taken from the University its greatest friend and helpmate, President Andrew Dickson White. So the task of finding the way to the glorious Cornell of old seemed doubly hard because of the loss of Cornellls beloved leader. Out of chaos came the return to the near-normal, as the new term started December 30, 1918. Day by day, Cornellians returning from service made the Campus a brighter, happier place. Cornell activities and athletics got under- way again with all the spirit and enthusiasm in the world. And the baneful war atmosphere was banished forever from the Quadrangle. The Varsity basketball team staged a great fight for Alma Nfater, and chalked up the first come-back after the war. Then came the happy, carefree Hardly Fair, heralding the visit after fifty years away from Alma Nlater, of Colonel Grand Hoax Hardly, who superintended the opening and housewarming of the great new drill hall, all for the benefit of the Athletic Association. The loss of Doc Sharpe to Yale was a severe blow to Cornell football, basket- ball and baseball teams. The Doctor's fine work in instilling a clean, manly iight- ing spirit into Cornell athletics remains as one of the finest of Alma Nlater's heritages. Considerable mortality was recorded as the result of the chaos of term examina- tions. But Cornellians returned from short vacations to find a changed Alma lVlater. The Old Guard was back on deck again, and the Class of IQIQ staged many informal, joyous reunions with classmates who had been gone out of sight and hearing during the period of the war. Thus Cornell assumed all the ear- marks of pre-war conditions. Varsity baseball folk and crew men plugged away at early Spring practice determined to bring victory to the Red and White banners in the Spring battles for supremacy. And then came the great IQIQ Spring Day, and the Yale game and the Princeton race,-an unbeatable combination. Q Finally, I9IQ,S Commencement Day came over the calendar's top. Under the normal program, IQIQ would have graduated on that day as a body. But war had wrought many strange changes. And the June graduates composed but a tiny fraction of the mighty Class of 1919 that had begun work at Cornell in the Fall of 1915. As an individual unit, the Class of IQI9 is but a memory of freshman times in 1915-1916. . But in spirit, the members of the Class of 1919, whether graduating with ,zo or 321, still consider themselves permanent fixtures in 1919,-and so they are. To the cause of Civilization, 1919 sacrificed its unity and its individuality. But no one regrets 'the glorious sacrifice. THE END. 554 1' rf 00 A H0004 P QA ,I1 'U 'I Q1 o K l Q. : 000. Av D'. 8 . X 'Q , - is Q .ali ,1 S5 U P25 J . 00 : go. 3 Il ps 0 x . 3: ana 93.03. 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SPRING REcEss. THIRD TERIVI Third Term begins. Instruction ends. FIFTY-FIRST ANNUAL CCMMENCEMENT. 567 Index 570 FACULTIES OF THE COLLEGES ADVERTISENIENTS ATHLETICS MAJOR SPORTS Council .... 512 - Baseball . . . 535 Football . . . 531 Navy .... 513 Track . . . 519 MINOR SPORTS Council ...... Agriculture ..,.,.., Architecture ....... Arts and Sciences . . Civil Engineering ...,.... Law .............. Nlechanical Engineering . . B4l6dlC1HC ....,..... Veterinary ...... FELLOWS ........ S43 , 4 544 FRATERNITIES Basketball ..,. Yvrestling ....... . . . 546 VVEARERS OF THE ucv 507 BOARD OF EDITORS . . . , II CLASSES Seniors, 1919 ... 157 Juniors, 1920. . . 249 CLASS HISTORY . . . 548 CLASS OFFICERS AND COM- IVIITTEES Student Council .,....... 500 Freshman Advisory Committee. 501 1919 Committees 502 1920 Committees 503 1921 Committees 504 1922 Committees 505 University Standing Committees 148 CLUBS Beth L,Amed .,...... . . 44 Book and Bowl .,,.,...,.. 45? Christian Association ..... 453 Cosmopolitan Club . . , . . . 457 French Club .......,, . . 462 Huntington Club ........ 454 Latin-American Club ..... 463 L'Og1ve ..........,.. . A 450 Niajura ............ 448 lVIanuscript .... . i 452 Poly Club ..., . . . 461 Senators . .. ,, A 456 Sesomah ...... , . 460 DEDICATION ...,. A 7 ses Alpha Chi Rho ..., Alpha Chi Sigma . . . Alpha Delta Phi . . . Alpha Epsilon Pi . . . Alpha Gamma Rho Alpha Psi ,......... Alpha Sigma Phi , . . Alpha Tau Omega . Alpha Zeta ........ Beta Samach ,..,. Beta Theta Pi .... Chi Phi ......, Chi Psi .........., Delta Chi ......... Delta Kappa Epsilon Delta Phi .......... Delta Tau Delta . . . Delta Theta Phi Delta Upsilon . Eleusis ......... Gamma A.lpha . . . Kappa Alpha ...... Kappa Delta Rho . . Kappa Phi ....... Kappa Psi .... Kappa Sigma ....,. Komos .,......... Lambda Chi Alpha . Omega Tau Sigma . Omicron Alpha Tau. Phi Delta Pi ...,.. Phi Delta Sigma .... Phi Delta Theta A . . Phi Epsilon Pi ..,.. Phi Gamma Delta . Phi Kappa Psi ..... Phi Kappa Sigma. . . Phi Sigma Kappa. . . 101 115 117 129 133 137 135 141 150 344 374 288 337 373 334 340 304 326 350 302 282 292 316 296 320 310 334 290 366 324 284 370 372 342 322 394 370 360 368 386 330 293. 353 306 286 352 308 Pi Kappa Alpha . . . Pi Lambda Phi . . . Psi Upsilon ..... Rho Psi ........ Scorpion .......... Seal and Serpent . . . Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Alpha hfIu . . . Sigma Chi ..... Sigma Nu ...... . Sigma Phi ......... Sigma Phi Epsilon . Sigma Phi Sigma . . . Sigma Pi ......... Sigma Upsilon . , Theta Alpha . Theta Chi ...... . Theta Delta Chi. . . Theta Xi ....., Zeta Beta Tau . . Zeta Psi ..... Zodiac ..,... HONOR ROLL Killed in Service .... Decorated in Service IN MEMORIAM ,..... LIBRARY STAFF , , . MILITARY Aviation School .... Oiiicers' Club ...... Reserve Oihcers' Tra 392 354 300 388 382 338 318 356 314 328 312 362 O 364 294 332 340 280 336 348 390 385 38 33 37 I2 149 489 488 ining Corps . . 496 Students' Army Training Corps iviusiciin '1jiiANiAQT1c',4Nij DEBATE Band ........i.......... Debate Council . . . Dramatic Club . . . Eastman Stage . IVIasque ........ lVIusical Clubs ..... '86 lVIem0rial . . . 'Q4 lVIem0rial . . . Woodford Stage . . PUBLICATIONS Annuals .... Architect ..,. Civil Engineer . . Countryman . . . Era .........,. Law Quarterly .... 491 479 48 1 480 485 478 476 482 483 484 466 474 471 472 468 473 Sibley Journal ..., . . . Sunn ........., . . . Widow ..... . . . SCHOLARS Graduates ............... Undergraduates .......... 5110013 G0ULD SCHURMAN SOCIETIES Alembic ......., . . . Aleph Samach .... . . . Eta Kappa Nu A . . . . Gargoyle ...,.. . . . I-Iebs-Sa ...... . . . Helios .......... . . . Phi Beta Kappa . , , . . . Phi Delta Phi . . . . . . Pyramid ........... , , . Quill and Dagger . . . . . Rod and Bob .... . . . Sigma X1 .,...,. . , . Sphinx I-Iead .... . . , Tau Beta Pi ...., . . . SORORITIES Alpha Omicron Pi . . . . , . Alpha Phi ......... . . . Alpha Xi Delta .... . . . Chi Omega ,....... . . . Delta Delta Delta .... . . . Delta Gamma ...... . . I Delta Zeta ............,. Kappa Alpha Theta ....., Kappa Delta ....... ' .... . Kappa Kappa Gamma .... Sigma Delta Phi .......,.. STUNT PICTURES ......... TRUSTEES ........,......, UNIVERSITY CALENDAR . ANDREW DICKSON WHITE VVOlVIEN'S ACTIVITIES Athletics ................ Cornell Review ..... . . . Dramatic Club ..... . . . Executive Committee ..... Judiciary Committee ..... lVIortar Board ........... Raven and Serpent ....... Sedowa ............. . . . Sports and Pastimes ...,.. Stunt Pictures ......,.... 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The work is put thru in rapid order with faultless execution due to the combina- tion of electricity and the time-tested White Rotary Mechanism. THE No. 41 PORTABLE ELECTRIC WHITE ROTARY , ' is snugly encased in a handsomely designed quarter-sawed golden oak wood base and cover. It is easy to carry and can he used anywhere where electricity is available. It is a most efficient helper-one that assures the finest kind of sewing service minus the strain and the nervous energy required under the old-time method. White Sewing Machine Company p Cleveland, Ohio - ----- . ----..- -n-n-f. -.--......-.. - 593 PERA clsARErrEs P RE ILD PLAIN-CORK-GOLD-STRAW TIP 10's-50's-l00's Club Size A -Individual Glass Tubes ,.,. Regular Packings- Club Size A ....,..............A.,. Full Size B ...,................ Natural Size C .......,,............ Ladies' Size ND CPe1'fumed if desiredj ..... P Q3H'Q ,XUlLl TIJRVlSll rlnmzmrs -1. vena Lnueuw PLAIN-CORK-GOLD-STRAW TIP 10's-20's-50's-100'S Full Size . . . SOFTA ur vu mn 1:44 -'av-nur :We msuwuwamm .. -1 magnum czim.3:,.:.... H? PLAIN-CORK-GOLD-STRAW TIP 10's-20's-50's-100's Ful1Size... ....,...... .... . At Your Dealerls, or Pera Cigarette C0 78 Fifth Avenue, Per Hundred . . . . . . 5.00 .. 3.50 .. 3.00 .. 2.50 .. 2.50 Per Hundred .35 1.80 Per Hundred . . . . . .3 1.30 New York --f--------- -0-0------1--:iiziii 594 he United Banking 85 Savings Company CLEVELAND, OHIO GOOD WILL Good Will is the soul of business. It is the most intangible and at the same time the most valuable asset in a bank. It cannot be bought---it must be earned. This bank has earned it over a period of thirty-three years by extending toits clients a service commensurate with their needs and abreast of changing conditions. Accounts of Corporations, firms and in- dividuals invited. CAPITAL 31,000,000 SURPLUS s400,000 TOTAL ASSETS OVER FIFTEEN MILLION DOLLARS Member of the Federal Reserve System 9 101 1 -. -..-1 1 14 v'4n-c111-------1----- The . Racquette RIVBIP Paper Co. Manufacturers of Wrapping Papers RARIPACO BRANDS 140,000 lbs. Paper 140,000 lbs. Pulp DAILY DAILY Mills Potsdam, N. Y. Eastern Sales Ofhce, Grand Central Terminal Bldg. New York City, N. Yr Western Sales Chice, 507 Union Trust Bldg., Cincinnati, Ohio f Nathan Frank's Sons Northern New York's Largest Depart- ment Store Ready-to-Wear Garments for Men Women and Children Carpets Rugs Wall Paper Victrolas and Edison Diamond Disc Phonographs Everything in Dry Goods Restaurant on the Second Floor We invite you to make this store your Shopping Headquarters Nathan Frank's Sons 46, 48, 50 Ford St., Cgdensburg, N.Y -011111-1111111-01 1 1 -4,-1 110 Q 11111-1 10.4 nu -1-11.-..-111111111 FOREST CITY LAUNDRY 209 N. Aurora St. Ithaca, N.Y. E. M. Merrill The most wiry beard can t faze the sharp blade in this HBH KUTTFR NM Junior Safety Razor. The razor allows the natural 1' W -i'r7 slidin Stroke ff anywhere , A 3' - xii, This razor can be bought 5,-P' -I gg summons mmnwnne commmr r i :W . '-S?-Zg.25'if...fi.l73ii1iff:Zvifglczal. ' ..' ,--. r' I ' 111110 1141111 This Annual is a product of the Year Book De- partment of the Rogers Printing Company Dixon, Illinois EKYFELIMAJYTI HQ T he House of Taylor S . New York One Block from Pennai Station Broadway, 32d 8a 33d ts ffs Q Baggage Transferred free 17 w i S1 -I Equally Convenient for Amusement he A Shopping or Business ff' n Direct Entrance to B'way Sub- fp iiiijiie2iiQE:Q5,gE ' way and Hudson Tubes ' '- -s-- ' ff is 600 Rooms 400 Baths I i RATES---FROM 32.00 PER DAY A SPECIALTY ' g ' 155 Pleasant Rooms With Private Bath ' 33 per Day pf, The Martinique Restaurants are well known for Good Food and Reasonable Prices. , , , g 1 , I DON T MISS IT! Gus EdWard's SPRINGTIME VERSION H ttaboyv PRESENTED NIGHTLY IN THE A Omar Khayyarn y yy Room No Admission or HOTEL MARTINIQUE Couvert Charge Broadway and 32nd Street, New York City 598 0 ,ini 1- 1 -'Ci 1 1 1 1 1 -.- 1 -.1 -:ui ini-------------H-4 Buy your Candies, Chewing Guin and Butter Kist Pop- corn before going into the show Welch's Candy Store just next to the Cresent Theatre All High-Class Cigars and Cigarettes 111111111111-21111111 Ithaca Engraving Co. Over First National Bank Ithaca, N. Y. Designers Illustrators Engravers Representatives of the Lyddon and Handford Advertising Agency of Roch- ester N. Y. I-I. I. VanValkenbu rg, Manager 11:11:11:-1-111111101 zriiiziiiiizziiiii 1---1--1--1-11.11 We Wish lhe Class of 1919 i all success possible T o the remaining Classes- we will serve you as well Kohm JC Brunne Merchant Tailors 222 East State Street -----1.-..--11-1-111011411111111-----f.-- The Clean Cut Lmes ' -- Of 31? Taiiored at Fashion Park A, Fashion Park uit -Distinctly stand out and show the art in their design-the smooth- ness of a perfect iit-and the superior tailoring of the finest fabric that can be obtained. College Men are Their Biggest Bet and that's Some Bet. 0 E. B. BAXTER l50 E. State St. The Quality Shop Ithaca, N. Y. We Bank Everything On for the Quality - Smoker We make a specialty of Numerals and Greek Letters Makers of all the official Class pipes from '04 to '19 inclusive fomvlefe iUniVersity Smoke Shop 155111 Ssortment Ithaca Hotel Ithaca, N. Y. pme O of Leather Our make Cigarette Pipes Cases Strand Theatre v A ITHACA, N. Y. ' Petel' SCUSH THE H MODERN SHOE REPAIRING THEATRE - 0, BEAUTIFUL 405 College Ave. 405 Eddy St Q Shoes called for and delivered Popular Priced High-Grade H Both Phones Amusements Movies -u-o-o-o-o-n- - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1- 1 ioioioinini o 4 obo 600 0.011111 1 1 1m1u.1u1u1o1n1 1 1 1 1 nz- - -u- 1 14 L theran St d t d A1 mn U ll G11 S all ll 1. Thls, 15 your - .5 ' , '-3555, rex Church s Head- quarters at Cornell. ff' t t E I 4 I ' It contams Chapel at ,-.' 3 1 T I, , - I R d- . P Room 1' 1 1 l 113122 .- I P i I' 1 W S an? -00 'gliffff ....A J ill OfHCGS, RGSICMHCG- ' 'Q' 'fw' xx? ' If-'z lgmfy- -ffflli w S '13 't uppol 1' , 'Y '5f.:1:ffr-Q 1, 17 r 1 1 ?Afl'Slf'2 - - , y .ig p Th1s work stands 152 f01 SUOHE Felthf Constant Sefvwe, J G + .,'- ,,,. C?-f1S'f'm71TV+ C . ' A'-V-V 1 Rem eawnf G9Od :fl 'w'JQ' L: 'A A I FGUOWSh1p Chnst- ianity- Til? ', It Costs 355,100 'f -I 1 - - , 3,5 : a year to marntam. .V,Ah ' h,', 1 . . Send your Check to n ' REV. WILLIAM M. I-IORN, Resldent Pastor, Call When you are in Ithaca Cascadilla Manse, Ithaca, N. Y. . .f Q 69-53: 1' Q1 - . qlxas T, I 10315, W , Flowerg find a lot to talk about. -fsowgge .M-153 - 15 f t! They say: I'm sorry you're ill and OI. msf fg X A I want ll ' if I , Q f you to get ettel. ,AM most I lady '6 I 5l 4!Y 'fXxJ They murmur, 'KI love you dearly, Sweetheart, and then again they seem to happily 6XCl2.1I11, Now 1sn't thxs a happy l1ttle dmner party? This garden is famous for its flowers. Every event is an occasion for flowers. V , WV' egg . 5, .,, JE.-ICQ ect- ft FLowER.S TELEGRAPHED ,llttlefsf f EVERYWHERE , ug , fA n MDI -5 -sunshme 1 .q. ' I ,yarroxv rs mto .ge The B001 Floral Co. ,g Ie '- t1DDQCl1TL, thee ,Lf 5 -sg, the porjinlef SIQIQ5? 215 E. state st. Ithaca, N. Y. ,A V of' I 1 OOIt'Lj Q- Flowerphones-120 -, 'HXOXQQIUF ,ff M -'--' LAR? MT'-I' 4-Z 601 WELL-DRILLING MACHINERY AND TOOLS PORTABLE OR STATIONARY, WITH OR WITHOUT POWVER, FOR DRILLING WVELLS TO ANY - DEPTH, FOR ANY PURPOSE MANUFACTURED BY WILLIAMS BROTHERS Order Your Iee Cream and Sherbet FOR Parties, Banquets, Dinners, Luncheons and every day in the week from The Sanitary Ice Cream 81 Milk Co. Inc. Our PRODUCTS are made from PURE MILK, CREAM and FRUITS, in all combinations We deliver our goods packed in ice to all parts of the City RAW and PASTEURIZED MILK, CREAM and BUTTERMILK Both Phones 912 701 West State Street All Orders for Sherbets and Specials must be given a day in advance. 00 ENLARGED EDITION Songs of Cornellu Www by Wilmot Mm smut, '74 .na Hfmmw cmmu mmm, 'III 84? R 1: S. A I I u I Jeff-47512 LQ 3 iw-iqefg-egulifj 3. :ar a-bove Cayn- u - ga's, wa- ters, With its waves of blue, . ar a-bove the bus - y hum-ming O! the bust-'ling town, Pi an ,sglzrffsi tee li -ff VV! I -L If K.: I A Vi S f' e I+ f 5 ft LM S e I- It --:t-+-r S e3 3 +53 if 5 I iii-S24 Stands our no - ble Al - ma Ma- lr, Glo - ri-ous to vIewI. Reared rgainst the ar6h of heav- en, Looks she proud-ly down. get-fr I - I .5,-- J-, --144 - I I- IF I V-1' I' E F 1 I' WZ 'I' 4 ,, re I 1 I intfgiiflif L25 251559 4 ,--+ ee infer eztlhweaa I E , ' ra I 5 E S S If I Melody und by permission of The Oliver Diuon Co.. owners ot the Copy I ht. All the Masque Scores, Stunt Songs, Victor Records and everything in 2, Musical Line at LENT'S MUSIC STORE, 122 North Aurora Street G03 1-111:11-1-1-----11111 1,11.111111111---0-0:0 0:01 ini 1 .E -E 2 Z 1' ini!!-1' 1 -1 1' --'ill' -i11.111111,-1111 We make your linen live MODERN METHOD LAUNDRY JOHN REAMER .1 K- 5 fi J ' 4 - L A LEAVE YOUR MEASURE WITH US Before leaving the U. drop in and let us take your measure for shirts, so in the future we can sample you and you can have your shirts built to your individ- ual measure. This will enable you to wear garments made for you, not the other fellow. Our shirts fit. Over 400 patterns to select from. Lay pipe for the future. Hundreds have left their measures with us. L. C. BEMENT The Toggery Shop 142 E. State St. Makers of I Shirts Ithaca, N.Y. That Fit 1o1u1u.. 1:11411 1 1 1 1 1 111101111 ,,1,,,1,,,,,11111,-. PROPRIETOR Ithaca New York Gasoline Superseded FOR RENT-A Bargain The finest, most reliable and economic auto ever built. Will run ll miles at a total cost of 7 cents. Self starter, electric lights, perfect brakes and lots of power. No investment needed, no up- keep, no depreciation and no trouble. Always ready for service. Strongly rec- ommended by the U. S. Government as a gasoline saver. Apply any time be- tween- 6 a.m. and 12 midnight. Re- duced rates if rented for week, month or year. ITHACA TRACTION CORPORATION James Lynch Coal Co., Inc. Coal Elevator, 802-804 West Seneca St. D. L. and W. COAL Direct from the Scranton Mines Modern Method in Handling insures CLEAN DRY COAL Our patrons appreciate this. Uptown office at Ithaca Realty Co., 202 N. Tioga St. Q v 1 1 .-010.4 vpn 1111111111-.i,111rn1 10,1-fi 1 1 1- --' 2' 1' 1 1'- - .- 1 .-mx.-0:4 stu 4, Remember the sign of The Green Lantern Tea Room The Place where you get Good Eats Regular Dinner 50 C Special dinner, Sunday 361.00 140 E. STATE STREET, Upstairs East of Heggie's Jewelry store Both Phones-Bell 462 W, Ithaca 741 Special Attention to private Parties - 1 - - '09 Jo, -----------11119 FEATURING : SteinfBloch Smart Clothes Kirschbaum Clothes Mallory Hats Manhattan Shirts Arrow Collars Cooper Underwear Monito Hosiery Kaiser Cravats L.5urr Keeg n 1 1 1 1 1 0 4 0.0 9.4: Seneca Engineering Company Montour Falls, N. Y. Contractors and Engineers Contractors for steel work on the follow- ing buildings in Ithaca: New Cornell Armory Prudence Risley Hall Cornell Infirmary Ithaca High School Strand Theatre Security Garage Chi Psi Fraternity Lang Garage Ithaca Gas 8a Electri Stewart Warehouse Wool Bakery c Co. W.8c S. Job 81 Co Clncorporatedj 29 Broadway, New York Importers-Exporters TANKED COD OIL COD LIVER OIL DEGRAS and SOD OIL . SEALSKINS etc. Job Brothers Job Bros. 85 Co. Liverpool, Eng. St. Johns, N.F TO E Sc EB TER 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 their own designs or from designs of other engineers or architects. REPORT on public utility properties, proposed extensions or new projects. MANAGE railway, light, power and gas companies. NEW YORK BOSTON CHICAGO 606 Nothing Counts Like Service Norton Printing Co. 317 East State Street I Ithaca, N. Y. Book and job Printers We have the Latest Equipment in TYPE SETTING MACHINERY AND AUTOMATIC PRESSES Anything Printed from a Calling Card 111-011 to a 1000-page Book. 11,1111-1-,iii,-:il-111o,:uE!o ogiiniizl-1-111111111-ui Q H . Christlance-Dudley The S1011 Of fl Pharmacy Good Pflnf Shop Opposite Ithaca Hotel g g THE CAYIIGA U U P' PRESS V Q Q ITHACILNX Q Q C H U 1' cl- l? U Q 'li U U H U 2 C H U igi U U How can I get a Sweetheart? H i ANSWER Q Feeding Huyler's Candies to your best girl will develop a case of Sweet Hearti' U U H Q Y 607 1111111111411-1-1-.tiiiii1:iL . . Heggie 81 Bro. Co. Jewelers Everything nice in the Jewelry line 1-36 E. State Street 11 1 1 1 1 1 1u1n1u1o1u1u1n11:11:11:1u1u1n1u1o1u1u1- 1-1 1 1 1 1 1 ,RIGHT AND ON TIME STOVER PRINTING CO. Printing Engraving 115-117 NORTH TIOGA STREET, ITHACA, N. Y 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1u1u1u1n1-u1n1o1 608 H. J. B001 85 CQ. AS NEAR AS YOUR EXPERT TELEPHONE CABINET MAKERS We make any kind of special Furniture and ship to any state in the Country. Holland Bros. DUTCH CLEANERS H- B001 85 CO' Suits, Dresses, Vests, 130 E. State St. White Trousers. Both Phones . KOCH Photographer 126-128 EAST STATE STREET Federal Phone 512 Ithzwir, N. Y- F03 :mi H. B. Bruok CS, Sons High Grade Pianos, Player Pianos, Graphophones and Sewing Machines 5710-5804 Superior Avenue Cleveland, Ohio 1 11:34:11 Before and After raduation While in college you found considerable pleasure and satisfaction in trading at the Co-op. The Co-op stands for a very progressive idea in nierehandizing. We are here to serve the students. In buying for students We find that we can also save money for those who have graduated. Cornell Co-operative Society Morrill Hall Ithaca, N. Y 611 The Ancients Never Ate in the Red and White Cafeteria lNOW LOOK AT THEM: THEY ARE ALL DEAD J. Lisseek 319 College Avenue ady's East Hill arket L. E. CADY, P1-Op. FRESH AND SALT MEATS Special Prices to Fraternities Both Phones 133 Dryden Road 612 Bailey Garage Co. REO 8: MAXWELL SERVICE STATION Auto Livery, Storage and Supplies 216 S. Cayuga St. Seventeen years dealing with students has made us familiar with their Wants. Society,,' Hart Schaffner Sc Marx, and Michael Stern Co's. clothes are the best. We have them. Stetson and Bostonian Shoes Everything in Furnishings Buttrickl 81 Frawley . I ,,. - f-.V -. 'T' .-aid-i f:-, , if 1 r 'Q are 1,1 ' is ' Aww, E 246, 'B ,. 17, 4. I A iffmym, X ua . ' . ml ' ENN f l ff - Q-1. .57 4,7TEiE3r::'-'15,wEg?5!'g,y--:MXN 'S X f mnnuw qr U7 3-EM xy Eagle Mikado Pencil No. 174 --. 5 Wg? -7- Y , ,L , ff- , Vifggin-17---aj'-fi-7,Y,r ---ffgjyifiv.,f'v1wmm.ll...,,, ' 'T 5 . - 34.147-v, L, ., :- 5- g - . Y- H 'Wi' Q' . W 'nw-' wg- --.. W, Q. E -Hi 'll'W'W . . -Z ...----t. ,.,s is L- L . - . Er , - ' -, LE , , ' W mmmuw ii i W fluimlunmnmur Packed One Dozen in an attractive pull-off Box and Half Gross in a Carton. The Mikado is a Superior Quality of Pencil and contains the very finest specially prepared lead, which is exceedingly smooth and durable. 4 ACCURATELY GRADED IN FIVE DEGREES Conceded to be the Finest Pencil made for General Use For Sale at Your Dealer, Sc Each or 500 per Dozen 703 East 13th st. New York 5x New YORK IOI4 Cv-1Avzn.5f 505 Fur-rn-4 Ava New HAVEN Conn ' MAKERS OF SMART BUT --v- 1 F 3 5 , 'xmxxxsxxhm :L 'gmt N... ,.... I it . mm.: ,. V-L..1g5,.J,, Hrtxsts Photo ngrahers Besides being the largest organization ri the country specializing on Quality College Illustrations handling over goo annuals every year including this one we are general artists and engravers. Our Large Art Departments create designs and distinctive illustrations make accurate mechanical wash drawings and birdseye views, retouch photographs, and specialize on advertising and catalog illustrations. Our photographic department is unusually expert on outside work and on machinery, jewelry and general merchandise. We reproduce all kinds of copy in Halftone, Zinc Etching, Ben Day and Three or Four Color Processg in fact, make every kind of original printing plateg also Electrotypes and Nickeltypes by Wax or lead mold process. At your service-Any time-Anywhere-for Anything in Art, Photography and Photoengraving. JAHN Sf QLLIER ENGRAVING Cb 554 WEST ADAMS STREET- CHICAGO G15 Thomas J. Larkin The Oliver-DrakeZCo . PLUMBING WHOLESALE 85 RETAIL GROCER and 406 Eddy St. HEATING Both Phones CONTRACTORS Best Goods Lowest Prices Satisfaction Guaranteed Morristown, N. J The Brunswick Convenient to the theatre and shopping districts. The sort of Hotel guests visit once and return to every time they come to Boston In addition to Hotel Service there is the attraction of dancing to iine music p from 6:30 until 12:30 Boylston Street at Copley Square The Lenox In the Center of Boston's Back Bay residential district. For many years historical as the stopping-place for College Teams. The Old Grad claims it still and so do the Undergraduates. It's their Hotel. Boylston Street at Exeter Under Same Management L. C. PRIOR Managing Director F16 it no KABO LIVE Money ' 1 l cj , , CORSETS AND BRASSIERES N , ix? f 1 Are delightful, dainty and coin- , 4 I 5 , J 'I E ? fortable, yet enable one to look ,X well-dressed in a class-room P 3,3 FWF Fl.. y 'E frock or evening gown. X l ,ii gf X .,5f:5wtlyff L. W, , ?t, xyf,g..5.Q. 0,13 Kabo Corsets 351.50 to 310.00 f ' + Q47 I V-' ,EH l1jWl1'Gl Kabo Brassiers 50c to 35.00 T-.Q X' I iffy! t g' lffxlzlliw x x ,Enix , For Sale by X A Qifi f -. fe' . of , M Q- ZLQQ- 'Q BUSHMAN an DEAN :Nw ' , , l J. C. FYBUSH ' . Q lxyibtb 7 1 1 , , i MILLS HAIRDRESSING an ,fff o4'igw,f jwfzl ll CORSET SHOP Q 6' M E 9' MEN'S S'roRE gl O. cS'c H. Productions ARE THE CHOICEST OF DRESS REQUISITES E for young men lVlEN'S STODE GQEEVEQ 335636523 f20CS:f.s'f Lebron 73oczZez: arcf CNAZDCCYZQ, 617 By F a r LE Ai 09 THE MOST WHOLESOME HOME- X' A LIKE EATING PLACE ON THE ff Li !7 L Q HILL Q Q J' THE CLOTHES E1YECUTED BY FINCHLEY ARE IN PERFECT A CCORD WITH THE COLLEGE IIIANXSIDEA OF STYL E. X5 0 The Dryden R03d READY-T0-PUT-ON Cafeteria, Inc. TAILUR1?1 T FASHION lf 209211 Dryden Rd' 5West 4-61th. Street NEW YOR K 13' fe ' M 525 i 55255 FU fl-1 'k A Op -Hag E - lg 4? 9 lp -l CUSE, N99 500 ROOMS Under the Direction of FREDTK W. ROCKWELL as i s also The Ten Eyck, Albany, N. Y. Rates 351.75 per day and upward 618 DURFEY DYES The Atkinson Press PRINTING A Anliiun .ftifiix Publications, Fraternity Work Prompt Service EARL E. ATKINSON Both Telephones 122 South Tioga Street Ithaca Fish is not as heavy as most food although it contains as much protein as the average flesh food, therefore being the best of food to eat when studying. C. N. Shippee Exclusive Dealer of fish for Tompkins County Bell-925 V Federal-571 109 E. Green St. Gate Lodge 116 Lodgeway A PLACE TO EAT Orders taken for parties Regular meals and service A La Carte Mabel L. Griswold University Stationery Store H. L. WALKER, Prop. 422 Eddy St. Students Supplies of all Kinds OUR SPECIALTY Amateur Finishing Developing-Printing-Enlarging 24-hour Service-Work Guaranteed lrllllllll llHHHWilWU3lllillflllllllllllllflllill:'HllllillNHlifllllliVil:1!llllll!llllllUl 5 L hx G I1 O I' I Q Slilllilllllllllllllllllzil'lilllilllllllllllllll,ll,l1ZHliEllillExilillifililllillllllll I Plea ure When health and happiness are present, when surroundings are con- genial, when one is Making Good in a worth while job, it is a pleasure to work. For the typist, add to these conditions the Silent Smith, ball bearing, easy running, and equipped with all the time and labor saving devices- then the pleasure of work is complete. Booklet free on request. J. E. VAN NATT STATIONER Ithaca, New York Everything for the Oiiice 7 LS,.Smi1hM5m '!wJRn':g 'meals' V 1 Y lei ar e -X Qt - , '- Illl Y. - -as .. , Qi ll' Q -c Wax' T vt' ' ' , . 5120- ' at , . imumuullHlllmu1u2linlulluNsluwmlLuluN4ululmnlllNrmullulurlllllmllull 5,17 mumlmmmsmmumlwwlfwlwwwmswrlvmluzllwuwwluwilllumm ' is K..-S- ag-f.'.?nf-0, n H 1- - if Q H' dz: 'thi JSA Q ' A ,x Ifgs'g?gas1e!esHiw.-'U' -1 xx . -7- -15 Q . izgl i ' z lffn ll -nnnnzlnsvnncdsl-E'-Y-.P G21 GENUINELY HAND TAILORED I CLOTHES for MEN Exclusive New York Distributors for London-Made Aquascutums Imported and Domestic Shoes For Dress, Street or Outdoors, Including Bannister and Franklin Shoes p '15 C-XZ fi I- Men's Shops N York N . . S 2 t 8 W t Avenue K Q jj Sgth Strggt .. ix Street Level Wisteria Tea Garden 313 East State Street Particular Food for Particular People. Dainty Lunches Private Rooms for Banquets Dinners on short notice Best materials and best service Soda fountain and Candies Open after theatres Hours: Daily 10:00 A.M. to 10:30 P.M. Sunday 5 P.M. to 9:30 P.M. Lang's Palace Garage 117-129 E. Green St. CADILLAC PAIGE HUPMOBILE OAKLAND Livery Service Cadillac Cars-Open and Closed Kelly-Springfield and Goodyear Tires Open Day and Night E. D. Button '99 W. H. Morrison '90 622 Welcome Cornellians to the Hotel Rochester ONE OF AMERICA'S LEADING HOTELS, BUILT BY AMERICANS FOR AMERICANS. THE BEST THAT AMERICAN MARKETS AFFORD AT MODERATE COST. MANAGED BY AN AMERICAN. RESTAURANT A LA CARTE-OPEN 6 A. M. TO 1 A. M. Breakfasts, 450 upg Lunch, 7505 The DINNER at Night, any amount you Wish to pay. Orchestra from 6 to 8 P. M. AFFABILITY and COURTESY of Employees a Feature. H oiel Rochesier Rochester, N. Y. MILTON ROBLEE, Mgr. 623 fi A., -2 fi. Qi 2 PREFERRED Universal Keyboard-42 Keys-84 Characters Single Shift. Operating Advantages and Improve- ments. Liberal Terms. The remarkable typewriter which has forged to the front and set a new and higher standard. World wide distribution is now carrying the Woodstock into every land. Six hundred Commercial Schools, High Schools and Educational Institutions have already installed Woodstocks. HOW THEY LIKE IT THE UNIVERSITY or TEXAS School of lou rnalism Oihce of the Chairman . Austin Woodstock Typewriter Company, January 6, 1919 Chicago, . Illinois GENTLENIENI The School of Journalism of the University of Texas has been using a number of Woodstock typewriters since October, 19175 for several months these same machines were also used by the School of Business Administration of this Univer- sity in its Course in stenography and typewriting. Despite the hard usage to which typewriters are put when assigned to the general and constant service of a large body of students, none of whom feel any special interest in their preservation, these Woodstock machines required no over-hauling whatsoever until the present month-and the work done on them then was only to clean and oil them. The Woodstock is simple in construction, comprehensive in its completeness, is adapted to hard usage and abuse, and has given us entire satis- faction. Sincerely yours, Chairman School of Journalism University of Texas Woodstock Typewriter Co. General Sales Oiiice 35 North Dearborn Street Chicago, U'.S.A. 624 9 f -5,5 .Va 2 7 l of CHIC 111,431 RKEK Go W W E X! LV as ZVXSWXQ Q: inxwgy .ga X as QS V eff 4 X, 13. be if FLW .'XXa5QV4XQggX QX-xi.. .X5.,,X. . 4 X VXXV,-XX Y ,... .X, Xu . AX: ,V ,Qww . ,XX ..,, XXX X .W lsfeifvxww f X-'sf was WV XXX Xa Y a fist? X .XXVV..XXXeVXX.M- ,,XX,f,XVX... 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W ' mark that appears only on footwear of I - the highest standard of materials, fit and ' r 4 SHOE style. Wherever you go Florsheim my Vq.::b Shoes are known and worn-convincing proof of the satisfaction they give. 3 5' in - Sold in leading shoe shops everywhere f Li af ' tl ,., i ar-.f The Florsheim Shoe Co. Makers O Chicago l7 f . I-7, Y if -, L! iii E. .Ig MOORE 81 SON . BUTCHERS WESTERN BEEFQ HOME GROWN VEAL, PORK 8a LAMB, HOME CURED BACON and HAMS Special Prices to Fraternities 116 N. Aurora St. Ithaca Phone 495 Bell 505 Furnace Heat For Every Home ghe Monitor TRADE o TRADE tove Company MARK MARK CThe Monitor Familyj , I. lnvqp V Cincinnati, Ohio THE ORIGINAL DATENTED DIPELESS FURNACE Heats by Nature's Method-CIRCULATION Pioneers of Pipeless Heating 626 Larkin Bros. RETAILINGg WHOLESALING, and JOBBING GROCERS JOHN J. LARKIN Proprietor and Manager Larkin Bldg., 403-405 College Ave. Phones: Bell 72, Ithaca 217 Your Patronage Solicited Ithaca, N. Y. , ' A' N, Es. Jian., . ' ' ' 1. gmqgzfweia, V -f 5-. , -' va V . fa,,:1. - - ' 'f .. A ':- .g,-mimi! A . -5, A g, , ., l. V V-H ha. ,,, L ,F illrunk Eruihvra Zliifth Aurnue Emir Shun Ai 43111 57I1'PPi New Earl: Builders of Smart College Footwear REGULAR VISITS TO CORNELL Hannan Sc Henry Motor Car Co. Ogdensburg, N.Y. Plattsburg, N.Y. On St. Lawrence On Lake River Champlain Largest GARAGES in Northern New York Fireproof storage, Accessories, Court- eous attention. CHANGE OF LOCATION Visit Our New Studio Opposite Tompkins Co. Bank Will be open for business early in june Everything strictly up-to-date For over 20 years we have Photographed and pleased Cornell Students at 115 E. State St. Van Buren Photographer Kodaks 8: Supplies Amateur Finishing Gears ' THE NURSE t A Belt 'RUCKER JOINT' The Sign Ax ,- N The Sign . . .mia-21:1 - of Durability of Emciency Positive as Flexible as . , ' V. . -awww QM' ........ . . . 4 -. f.-:.--.4-- - - -H .' -r '.:.:- '- wer-1. : - ' J-'Q-' z - ' 59 vi? . ,- .gg--p...e,.5y,wq:Laq,2 . . ,M , .. . V - ii . . ....,....g r, r 5 ,,,ay4-1:-x-s-fav-' ' , . , -1655-. . - - 'T ' I' - . ' 'f ' fl... Q-tt. , U Y cn -. Q-4, r... t.-..f.L,I.,i.-.1 ,535-,Q-:I -.5.!1i5k'9 '-W: 1:33 - Inf? v,.,,.,v.,.,::1-1--cc-' . 3-,gegpzszsgnlgzgvijq ' . .f ij - ' s r -4-'aaease.me''SSinmw'sSSm..i:gs5S5m-ww' ,,.. f9f2f' 4 fE'f-me ' ' l ggeigijic E5gfggggggpnEgggggggggggggggEgggB9WE-51153'T I 'figs-wrvrf' .iff-'. 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APPAREL FOR YOURSELF Necessities for your House Suggestions and Attractive Decoration for Spring Day, Senior WVeek and Alumni Week festivities. Make Preparations now for your future Requirements Rothschild Bros. Long Distance Telephone No. 870 ' Federal Telephone No.257 Established 187 1 J. W. HOOK Wholesale Fruits and Vegetables Nos. 113 and 115 South Tioga St. O SIDEBOARD RESTAURANT A PLACE FOR GOOD EATS South Tioga St. Next to Ithaca Trust Co. 7 lvtrhrr mutha Ribbon Looms Hydro Extractors Hhilahrlplyia Wishes success to Cornellians ' Everywhere 630 THE Wells - Shannon Co. CInc.J TWO STORES 143 So. Main St. 201 East State St. Akron, O. Ithaca, N. Y. Smart Clothes and Men's Furnishings, Imported and Domestic. Exclusive designs for College men. B796 EVERYTHING IN FLOWERS You can have them arranged to please you, and to the extent of your price limit. We are always ready to supply you with the choicest of seasonable Cut Flowers and Plants Flowergrarn Service The Hillside Floral Shop 418 Eddy St. Phone 877-W R. C. Osborn 85 Co. 119-121 E. State St. Make a Specialty of Supplying CANDY and CRACKERS TO FRATERNITY STORES Largest and Most Complete Stock in the city to select from. Open Evenings and Have both Phones R. C. Osborn Sc Co. Established 1842 Both Phones J. WELCH DEALER IN Fresh, Salted and Smoked MEATS Choice Sausage Game, Oysters, and Poultry 112 N. Cayuga St. HOTEL CUMBERL S. X at 5 2595. any other hotel in New York. Send for booklet. NEW YORK BROADWAY AT 54th STREET NEW YORK KEPT BY A COLLEGE MAN Headquarters for College Men - 36? 3 HB' d x fron Gr dC t JD pot pass the door 15, zilzi Sieavseiitchaliveriue caaiig froiii lgfennseylvania Station 9 5:5 gg H5 52 MODERN AND FIREPROOF gf' E, Q-53 51? STRIOTLY FIRST CLASS RATES REASONABLE mr 25 - ,' 52.50 with Bath and up gg i! Special Rates for College Teams and Students ' ' , , ' ll! I 4' Bill , f V,,, 1. 5, Q Ten minutes' walk to fifty theatres does more college .1 The Cumberland ffm X.-sr -V :J I G Jf'?.1' Q 'I X, HARRY P. STIMSON HEADQUARTERS FOR CORNELL THE BEST SCHOOL OF ITS KIQN-D,-f' -TIMOTHY L. WOODRUFF, Lieut.-Gov. Trains thoroly for business and the - fi ' ' ' Civil Service and Obtains employment for students who can be recommended as to character and efficiency . . . . EASTMAN men and women-Hfty thous- and Of them occupy prominent and respon- sible relations to the business world. Ambi- tions plus Eastman training will make YOU eligible to an executive position and , S 1 in A I ' A ' ' J I It J -H . a high salary. ' x EASTMAN graduates are in demand. With Eastman training you can qualify in a S ef few months for rapid advancement. 6? ' Persons seeking the best advantages will ve Hnd at the Eastman-Gaines School of M Business attractive opportunities, not only for instruction and study, but practice in Q the work which prepares for the most paying positions. Under the Eastman system of QQ training students operate practice banks, 6 retail and wholesale business, real estate, insurance, brokerage, and railway Ofhces. Accounting ,B-anking, Commercial Law, Stenography, Stenotype, Typewriting, Advertising, Ealeimanship, Business, English and Penmanship courses with experienced, efficient, and faithful eac ers. Healthful ideal location in the Hudson valley. Cultural lecture courses, excellent record, strong faculty of specialists. All Y.M.C.A. privileges Open to Eastman students. Moderate expenses. Students enter any week-day. Write for handsome 56-page prospectus. Address CLEMENT G. GAINES, M.A., LL.D., BOX CC., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. G32 RN . E' Q IIE' TAQI K' vIN .BRUSH everything' but the razor uqfiur Soap is in QfJurBrushf Right in line with the spirit of progress that marks college days is the Warner Fountain Shaving Brush. It's the new Way of lathering, with the cream fed through a soft, Hexible rubber tube direct to the heart of the bristles. The cream cartridge is in the brush handle. A turn of the feed cap, a dip in Water and you're ready. Gives the richest, foamiest, quickest lather you ever experienced. Sanitary, too. The brush is genuine Rubberset-detachable, so you can drop in boiling water for sterlizing. When not in use, brush is covered PRICE With Soap Cartridge 354.00 Will Last A Lifetime lated metal sleeve. . .ii f i fiiiifiii- 1 5? v C5 - C e a t? ii ' I i i ' ,- fi - I . . , an i f l ' l l I 1 C... 1 , 1 3 F -,IQ 5 l E - ..Q,....m..................,...... and protected by venti- Warner-Patterson Co. 922 So. Michigan Ave. Chicago Also Makers of Warner Lenz A LIFETIME OF SHAVIN G For 'Ba 00 you get a lifetime of shaving, service, and satisfaction. Fevv parts-'all heavily nickled Guaranteed under the WI 'uner name and backed by the manufactur- er oi the famous Warner-Lenz and the inventor of the magnetic Speedometer. CONVENIENCE VVe want every Cornell man to see the Warner. S0 We make this special offer. Just mail us the Free Approval Coupon below and We will have our local representa- tive call to demonstrate the brush FREE. A Remox able xentilatcd cap for guard. B Genuine Rubberset brush. C Between shaves the telescope handle forms a wet-proof top. D Cream delivered to the bend of bristles through soft flexible rubber tube. Patent- ed-and unless soap is delivered at this point, lathering is impractical. E VVarner Shaving Cream Cartridge, filled with Mennen's Shaving Cream. F Feed cap-turn for instant lat-her at heart ol brush. FREE APPROVAL COUPON VVarner-Patterson Co., So. hlichigan Ave., Chicago. Gentlemen: I should like to see the Warner Fountain Shaving Brush. Please arrange to have your local representative show it to me. If entirely satisfied, I agree to accept the Brush and pay 54.00. This does not obligate me to pay any money if after free examination I decide I do not want the Brush. My Name . . . Address . . . .ks l,,f GN S W G4-Efdih Hilfe? Ffa X ltlllg 1 , 1h,'. l fs llll 'll ,F N :lx I 'Rx -f- Y, X! :WZ Kundtz ualit urniture This is a Day of Newi ldeals. Half a century of experience and a devotion to the best ideals enables us to manufacture Furniture of Quality that meets the highest requirements of architectural merit, scientific designs, and' skillful workmanship. Columbia Tablet Arm Chair Especially designed for Columbia University The Theodor Kundtz Company Manufacturers of Church and School Furniture and Assembly Room Seating CLEVELAND, OHIO V Offices in all Principal Cities 634 WRIST WATCHES CHQGSE from one of the rnost complete collections A in the country-watches scientifically constructed to meet the niost stringent requirexnents. Prices 315 to 35500 Shall we send our New Watch Book? LEBOLT 81 CGMPANY S NEW YORK 534 Fifth Avenue CHICAGO 101 South State St. ff,, . r 5 . ,,,, , M X .Aff f? I K 'F Whein Knitting B Insure the Result with Minerva Yarns f' Q Supreme in loftiness-fast in color-and wonderg f Q, .,' X 1 .ABQ ex.. f 11 d bl Z, so u y ura e. Q . . The . Mlnerva Knitting Book .,.. 1. T At your dealer for 35c, or mailed by us, post paid for 400 ffwfi James Lees 81 Sons Co. I by I1 l A 2 X' 1 : 5 Bridgeport, Penna. F3 CHANIPLER SIX 51795 Famous or its Marvelous Motor iw lm si xf' wavy msg '-.tif Hz il AMERICA WELCOMES THE NEW CHANDLER TOURING HE new serles Chandler tourmg car estabhshes new xdeals It sets a new mark of beauty refinement and comfort And Amerxca has welcomed lt wlth open arms The new Chandler Tourmg surpasses 1ts forerunners and contemporarles ln beauty of lme, ln the comfort of tts cushlomng In the nxcety and refinement of IES custom l1ke workmanshrp and ln IIS lustrous Flnlsh It IS a big car Its hlgh hood and radlator lts broad cowl, 1ts wxde, deep doors glVC lf dxstmctlve appearance And It Rzdes It Rldes Luke a Dream Nothing has been cut out to permit the dehvery of thus fine b1 tourln car at the 8 3 Chandler prlce Indeed much has been added Heavy beveled plate glass ln back curtaxn Clear vlslon side curtams whxch ht snugly and open wlth the doors Detach able rear quarter bow curtams Outside door handles I-Ilvhest grade hand bulfed brrght leather upholstery And a score of other rehnements that help complete an Ideal car Flfty Thousand Chandler Owners know better than we can tell you what a good car the Chandler IS how responsnve and powerful and dependable and eco nomlcal The famous Chandler motor and the sturdy excellence of the whole chassls make the Chandler notable among nne cars Stxll, the pr1ce IS hundreds of dollars lower than you are asked to pay for other cars whxch mrght perhaps be compared w1th lf SIX SPLENDID BODY TYPES Seven Passenger Tourmg Cnr, 31795 Four Pasrenger Roadster, 31795 Four Peurenger Dzspaleh Car, 31875 Comertzbfe Sedan, 82695 Converfzble Coupe, X9595 Limousine, 33095 IAII prrrexf 0 6 Clevelandj Dezzlerx zn all Principal Cine: and Hundred: cj Town: CHANDLER MOTOR CAR COMPANY, CLEVELAND, O. Export Department X790 Broadway, New York Cable Address Cl-IANlVlOTOR 1 . r 1 fic I Sv, r- , 'I ' 'gm rgfserfafffw ' , sf rf s if , :f A 'A . fy - as Q , ' 4 ,ss s A -5' f-5 sgsfdfg f 55' IE SX Q QA X iii' was - , .aft we . as t I Q , gf 5'.,,..', ,gays 1 sgs ,... ME-rv, X ' A gd KN I Q Q t. ' ui fa-'CM 'fs . K S s ,..X -, at if A-, -S U ,sx,s,fgvf . C -, - fa! ,iff aapqy ,f ,fr ,gif a. - re, ts. , rs X X Q .4 aff ss as 'st rx - , 1' - 1 ' . . , . ' -f 5 ., fwy' l W-,i V 2 E 2 ,fx ag ,T N sa Q ' If sr ,' ,. Qt 4 Y ' I r 'Lit fy, , . ,- . ' t 5 A 7 ' s ' 5 a C . - , 4 . I 1 I . D - 9 ' A ' ' I - - I 3 I ' ! 636 A dveriising Index Atkinson Press . . . Bailey Garage Co .... Baxter, E. B. .... Bement, L. C.. . . . Bool Floral. Co. ........... . Bool, H. J. Co. ..,........ . . Boston 8: Lockport Block Co. Brochon Engraving Co. .,.,. . Brooks Bros. ...r...... . Bruck, H. B. dz Sons ..... Buttrick Sz Frawley . . . Cady, L. E. ' ......... . Cayuga Press ....r..,... Chandler Motor Car Co. . . . Chase Sz Co. .....,......,..,, . . . Christiance-Dudley Pharmacy. Cleveland 6: Buffalo Transit Col.: . . Colt-Alber Service .........., Colburn Machine Tool Co. ..., . . . Cook ds Swan Co., Inc. ..... . Cornell Co-operative Society ..., . . . Cotrell BSL Leonard ......,... Cumberland Hotel .... Dryden Road Cafeteria. . . . . Durfey, J. C. dz Son ..... Dwinell Wright Co. . . . Eagle Pencil Co. ...,..... . Eastman Business School . . . Eimer 8: Amend ........ Finchley .............. Fletcher, YV. Sz. A. Co. . . . Fletcher Wforks ...... Florsheim Shoe Co. . . . Forest City Laundry ..., Frank Bros. ....... . . . Frank, Nathan 8: Sons . . . Fuerst, William F., Inc. . . . . 620 613 G00 604 601 609 580 588 575 610 613 612 607 636 582 607 577 589 574 584 611 629 632 618 619 583 613 632 3 618 580 630 626 596 627 596 1 Gate Lodge ,....... Gilloerg, A. E. Co. .... . Gould 6: Eberhardt . . . Goulcls Mfg. Co. . . . . Greenfield's ............ Greenfield W'indau Co. . . . Green Lantern Tea room .,.. Hannan dz Henry Motor Car- Co Harrison Nurseries ..........,. Heggie, R. A. it Bros.. ...i.. . . Higgins, Charles M. tt Co. , . Hill, Clarke dz Co. ...... . Hillside Floral Shop ...... Holland Bros. ...,. . Hook, J. NV. . . . .I Ithaca Engraving Co. ....... . Ithaca Paint 8: Wall Paper Co. Ithaca Traction Corporation . . Jahn dz Ollier Engraving Co. . . Jenkins Bros .............. Job, W. dr. S. Co. ............ . Jones 8: Lamson Machine Co. . Kabo Corset Co . . Keegan, L. Burr . . Koch, A. .......... . Kohm dz Brunne ...... Kundtz, Theodor Co. . . . . Lang's Garage . . . Larkin Bros. . . . . Larkin ,T. J. .... . Leach, A. B. Ar Co. .. Lebolt Sz Co. .... . Lees nk Sons . . . 620 591 581 576 584 577 605 627. ses eos 583 625 631 609 629 599 580 604 615 592 605 573 617 605 609 599 634 622 627 616 584 635 635 Why Criticise n Industry Because It's Big? So-called Big Business has ever been the source of inspiration -toimen who seek to curry public favor. - Unfortunately the general public has given little, if any, thought to the motives that lay behind any misleading or muck-raking state- ments that were made. Very few large institutions have escaped the branding iron of ignominy wielded in the hands of men seeking their own personal advancement at the expense of others. ' The credulity of the public has been played upon and permitting the adverse criticism to go- unchallenged, the Packing Industry has come in for much unfounded and unfair criti- cism. The charges made have not been proven. Morris Sz Company have 'faithfully served the public for over fifty years-are doing every- thing possible to comply with the directions of the United States Food Administration and will continue to do the utmost under Govern- ment supervision to provide economic and legitimate channels of distribution for the one great essential at all times-food. PACKERS and PROVISIONERS Chicago E. St. Louis St. Joseph Kansas City Oklahoma City Omaha S.S. 1- 1 1 1 1o1u1u1 1 1 1 11:11 1:1 1 1 638