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N E L L I A .g..1.:.1-naman armenia- 1- 151331-vqgnn ,551-of 1151313 icgnwf LW3rwf nw :U X i 1 sm mf ,uf ,pf N I l 5 The Cornell Man . - BY MARTIN SAMPSON Q T OW that you take your place with us i e And proud allegiance tell ' To the Kindly Mother glorious, I Cornell, This charge your elder brothers give, , . - This teaching ofthe clan, A Bidding you, long as you may live, i Live true, like a Cornell man. I y . A HEN petty impulse stirs men's thought, ' T When clamorous speech sounds well, Ask yourself what your college taught, Cornell, a T And brush aside the commonplace, I That ends as it began, 1 f 6 To nobler things with swifter pace I t Press on, like a Cornell man. i - HEN knavery masks as upright deed, When trickery weaves its spell, ' Think how She holds another creed, 5 Cornell, Q She taught you how to play the game,- Q Follow her straight, fair plan, And from all meanness, dirt, and shame T f Draw back, like a Cornell man. i HEN, round you, rage and passion break A , And evil tumults swell, ' Remember storms can never shake ' . Cornell, ' And holding to the best you know, Doing the best you can, Setting your face where great winds blow, - Stand firm, like a Cornell man. gl ND when the challenge comes to fight, 5 Be- it ,gainst the hordes of hell, ' Q Think of the place where right makes might, ' Cornell! - So, arm you, ht to do your part, - And proud to lead the van, - Go in, dear boy, with all your heart And win, like a Cornell man! F E OF PUR 'LM :Elma JUL H 11 1353 :Uk .CH my nk 1. ,Ui .Ui ,fu H13 uf i ,GJ 1rr'1,-1,JL4V- ,L ,wi 1 I r l I 1 A I 5 r 9 u 1 3 1 3 1 4 ,........ ...,, ,4 Q , E I 4 I I 1 1 L i , E n I Y s r V i - -1- - --- A 4 J v L l P P 4 f 2 1 1 4 J X I 1 J , , ,. --, M- AQ., , I V I L L , k 1 i 1 X 5 r 1 4 1 1 I 1 5 L P 5 v n r W W n V 2 z w 1 1 i l a 1 Q i 1 A 2 1 ,.,..,. V . ,1r..,....-man ..n:::m I 5 i 4 I i I N 2 r I I 1 1 1 . 1! 2 I I I 5 P r L 1- , , ,, ,,,,, , F r i X Y 1 1 Y Y Y 1 1 4 1 ,u.:m.L x X E' 5 E1 f- E 5 X C T H E 1 9 2. EL C O R, N EI L L I A mm :LH HH JM 1-Kiwi 1-H 1CJ - HU-' 'CB 'Or ICECIDJ W1 if 1 WYL.LfWr 'QI 104 :rx un mmf nu: nu :mf zur P E E 5 LIVINGSTON FARRAND ,5 PRESIDENT OF THE UNIVERSITY ' x N E f 9 I -19' WUI 'L-'I Jw 1.1. If I-LK ,I M ,UK M Ig, ,rn ,. gr CI I 1 fm If -ug o mu: uv-Au nu vu mf nav vw vor ygginy fm 'QQ m n nu 4 :fur rn: ww afjjfwcv uw-1 un: 1Qf :nr w-.1 117 nn ,Mig min. ,Cn -Cp vw I: P' 1 x 5 f f C? E .4 r- 'Fl .1 N N 5 ' I x ., N., ,, - . -,,,, I: M. , . .Q. ., .... ,U..fqm'--'vmtnm M. ,Q. ,Q ,E ,Q IQ. mzu- ln. ,. ,g. E. .mk L., gp. ,,. ,UA-m:,..m M mzmx 1... gp. Jw ,ming ml... um ,ucmg .4 -X -N 1: F A E IJ .4 1-IE 192.2 COILNELLIA ui! V' YOI' FACULTY OF COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE DEAN ALBERT RUSSELL MANN 5 I ,- Lnvc- fm' fm mx lnlrlzcn-15:1 nu :rn ,cz 1- luzzmf ccn:::nL '35 HE. l92.,2. COILNELLIA - ' or IQZIDI 'U n:f ZED 1 1IZlDf 1 111111 5L V WV 305 iQ! VU! VCI! N21 701 Y I ' FACULTY OF COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE Bristow Adams, A.B. R- NI- ACIELUIS, B-S-., AB- Bi' V' Atwood' AB' Publications Vegetable Gardenmg PUbl1CllU07lS F.-. 5 4 I E s Q s E I i i ! E ! ! E .. . . c i v- . I ,- :- ,, . 1 i .- I -1 ! U I I-I. E. Babcock, Ph.B. W. C, Baker, B.S.A. J. H. Barron, B.S.A. 1 Farm Bureaus Drawing Farm Crops Plrml Pathology Florzculture Poullry Husbandry I All fII1 1 1 I ID -Jn l 1 II2i1'- H Q . 3, - . l ! 5 . Q E- ! S . ' . Q . . - I M. F. Barrus, A.B., Ph.D. A. C. Beal. MS., Ph.D. E. W. Benjamin, M.S., Ph.D. i , ' Wm um .m ,L ,UL .V V' Y ,QQ K.. H.. J . . . 1 in HL .1 fm . 36 1 HE 192.1 COILNELLIA. 5-5-pxszxnxcmxluzxucxuxnxt n 1 w Q I :lugI-liluqxnqnxxxoxxlu ulixclinxilu 1 w I 1 911 i i FACULTY OF COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE i , L i ! E N .Iolm Bentley, Jr., B.S., M.F. Cornelius Betten, Alf., Ph.D. Miss C. E. Binzel ! Fvrestry Secretary and Registrar Rural Education 1 , . K . : 4 X I 5 f ' I l E . l , E w I -3 U 2 -. . i .- Q i 7 i . J. A. Bizzeu, Ms., Ph.D. Beulah Blackmore H. E- Botsfvrfl, 13-S- : Soil Technology H omc Economics Poultry ! il g ' xl Q e .- I E 1 l C A Boutelle Mrs J A Boyes BS MS J E Boyle PhD Ammal Husbandry Home Economzcs Rural Economy i E ., ' A . . I L , . 7 ,...,.. .. ,.. e L, .-...-... . . , , -,.-. ...-. ....-. --. L .- ' ' ' HU UU JE IIB 41.1 BD Z1 CCD 14 H f 37 ,U ax H gi. iz 4 , 1 1 C KJ 51 N L 'TT-Q-f ff4fA'ffji1':j' T YB--1 1 ,Ti1W,,q:yW .rrfigf-YW nn wwf vrvr YQL 'Hu ui 1 Fi-M -. ,rw .-rw vw- N -- 'A 'W 'U---L FACULTY OF COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE . I . ' ', I K N I Q L . . ' 3 N J. C. Bradley, MS., Ph.D. J. D. Brew Lucille Brewer , Systematic Entomology Dairy Industry Home EC07'LUlTL'fCS I g L Q - L 1' . f E 1 NU 1 L? .. Q 5' 4 . Q 5 5 O. G, Brim, B.Ped., M.A., Ph.D. H, Q,BuQkn13,n,BI,S,A-X., Ph,D, K M. C. Burritt, B.S.A., M.S.A. H Rural Eclucalirm Soil Tgglmglggy Farm Bureaus E W wi N W i N 5 L Q F. P. Bussell M. D. Butler, B.s. J. E. Butterworth, Ph.D. F Q! Plum Breeding Veyelable Gardening Rural Education 1 L.. L. .. L.. X -L I x 38 J 3 x 3 1 1:1 111 111 'Clzggfl gy FACULTY OF COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE Home Dconomvcs G H Collingwood BS Fm estry Q c R Crosby, AB ' Entomology Pomology Entomology Mrs A B Comstock B S Nature Study J. H. Comstock B.S. Entomology Emeritus D J Crosby,BS,MS Extemzon L. J. Cross, A.B., Ph.D. Agricultural Chemistry H E 1 9 2. 2, C O R, N E L L I ..-. .-.- .. .-.-.. ..-.. .. . . . . .. .Q , .., . D l 3 i f U i 1 3 ' '. ! E : ! N , ! . ! . , Q U ' l . Q E l ! . I i . I-felen Canon, W. H. Chandler, M.S., Ph.D. P. W. Claassen, A.B., A.M n ' ' I 1 I ! Q A E 5 . I ! 1 Q ' - 5 A ai ! 5 3. ,- ! i i D - - 4 1 A . ' . . . , . . , , i L , . ! ! I Ln 1 IQ: 131 ,fu mf Ju, iII 'El EIL 11-K Mali! ll 1 11 1D Er E lilili ' 1 39 HE 192.2 COILNELLIA CQQK fp Hz J 7QJ FQ! 3 YIYQICXQ x-19141111111 ubnxixoxgnx s Inman. -x .31-1: xo 1 un spur: Q 11 u ,. I FACULTY OF COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE 3 i I . , I . I i L ' 2 Q I : 2 l I 2 5 ! l . 2 I . I I S .Z I 1 'E I s I E . ! L . 'E O. F. Curtis A.B. Ph.D. R. W. Curtis B.S.A. 'M.S.A. E. G. Davis, BS. Botany Lamlscape-A.rl Lrmzlscape Art . C z - a E 1 J H. W. Dye B.S.A. M.S.A. Ph.D. ,A.J.iE'1TDCS ARI. Ph.D-L T, G, Eaton, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Plant Pathology Botany RuralEd1u,-align f- 9 G. C. Embody M.S. Ph.D. R. A. Emerson B.Sc. D,Sc. G. A. Ex erett A.B. LL.B Agriculture Plant Breeding Extension I E 7 f i Ln ,uf 1 ju IDK H11 E '11 fill 1'-N 1 I51 11 K L icinrizoxi - 1 in 1 lv HJ 40 1-IE 192.2 COILNELLIA L'IiliI1Kll-Ulillkili 2 Olililll ljlllili iliii ilill llIQl4lQllI1lO Ill-IIIQIOI-I I- I W I. 1 . E i FACULTY OF COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE Q . i i Q . 2 I ! ! ! ! . ! . i l ' E F. L. Fairbanks, IXLE. E. N. Ferriss, Ph.B., RI.A., iPh.D. VV. W. Fisk, B.S.A., INfI.S.A. I Rural Engineering Rural Education Drury Imluslry I - f. : 7 l . .! ! i . : . ! . H. NI. Fitzpatrick, A.B., Ph.D. A. C. Fraser, B.S., Ph.D. C. H- GLUSO. B.S.. 54-F- 7 Plant Pathology Plant Breeding Forest Manaaemenl i E f . Q : E E C I -2 l A. F. Gustafson, Ph.D. E. S. Guthrie, M.S.A., Ph.D. E. V. Hardenburg, B.S., M.S.A. Agronomy Dairy Industry Farm Mlznagement a . r- Lhli A 0 in i 0 'Ev 'fu lil EIR ELT! ILE- IE! ICU 11 2 1+ IDK GDI CD1 EK 1C l I 8 H IE? HG 41 ,, A .. f fe A w -' ' 1.1 .1 F-4 .. A ,. 1 'W N' .fe u u wg -F, 4 N ..4 H .A L ,L Q47 if M My-W' H HHH ,777 iw,-bk wg!-yn rf -G-'r,QQrAwm Fr vm amz-w,-,L-,gif FACULTY OF COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE l 5 M. W. Harper, B.Sc., M.S. Animal Husbandry Pomology A. S. Heinicke, MA., Ph.D. Miss M. F. Henry, AB. Home Economics gf'-7-1' F1 - -1.1-1. xr 47'1'f 1 j 1:11 I , A fv'E f ' ' Q'-:iz-.. .V Q: - Q' ez-rffzgw 1 Wy .,,.. H 5 1 . ' r...Qff'f H-iET'1,'Z51'f315'ff.1I7f'' -- N, -L ' ' ji-Q V ' ' , 5 G. W. Herrick, B.S.A. Enlomology G. F. Heuser, M.S., Ph.D.' Poultry Husbandry H- A' HODDGF, B.S.A.. M.S. R. S. Hosmer, B.S.A., M.F. Animal Husbandry Forest,-y 1 V111 14 n RfB. Hinman, B.S, A nimal Husbandry j , 5 J x Miss F. B. Hunter, B.S. Home Economics 1 F H 131' :L-Lx4g..Lu5gA.n.-. 42 I J 3 J I E J 2' J E. 2 J 2 HE 192.1 CORNELLIA nz-nxozbxuxtn u1nxqxu1n r ubuxtmxls inyxinzxuxxarg elim :lin QLEJH Fha not 1,01 nw vqf 101 2 I i FACULTY OF COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE I Q C. B. Hutchison NLS. H. C. Ja.cl'sOn B.S. RLS. Ph.D. O, A, ,Iohannseny AAL, PILD, Pla.rLtBreeding Dairy Bfalogy H ' . I . I . I . I I . I . I 1 X 1 1 ' I 'J - I 9 Jiffy I if ' 'if - f , 1 V' I i . f . , , I 3 Xf f 1 af ,E 11 fxf X' 51 :. I I ! .. I . ' -'- gv-- .. .'.., .. ! Home Economics. i 5 r ' ' ' ' . 2 : 2 I Mlss R BI Kello g B S O B Kent Bl S Ph D A. C. King, B.S.A. Poultry Husbandry F arm Practice 'E u 1 ! -i ! Lewis Knudson, B.S.A., Ph.D. P. J. Kruse, A.M., Ph.D. C. E. Ladd, B.S. Botany Farm Education Farm Jllanagemefll Lfuil' 1'-' f 'El ED 'I LL RK 11 if ICE 1 ICI' H 'Ok l H El ,DJ ICD 1 f k KH 43' HE 192.1 COILNELLLIA , - , t 911 rs situ. . xr x q FACULTY OF COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, N GWTaumanBSA HHLOVG AM PhD T Lyon BS PhD Rumi Economy Plant Breedmg Sozl Technology J C McCurdy B9 CE F H MacDan1e1s AB PhD J Mdnerney MS Rural Engzvzeezzzzg Pomology Dawy Industry Nancy McNeal Ph B L M Massey A B Ph D Robert Matheson WI.S,A., Ph.D. Home Economzcs Plant Pathology Entomology In an u x Lu mzzuxxsxxn 1 xx: 11 1 n mx n :im Q uw - n xox ! . . . . . . i - : . 1 X X I 1 1 'J I A Q : ' E 1 L l , F J i.l..l 1 Y I 9 . 4 A 5 .' N . . , Q ,, .V . 8 L ' 4 ,I .. . . ,.., .. ,L L- f-A M- fm -Us :cn un 'IHA IIB IZIL 1-L 1-:zum fm 1- 4113131 co: '44 I-I E 1 9 2. 2. C O R, N E L L I 1-:-1-. xcmqz-fum-pnnan..-I-1-mumQ--rqnxxn nxqmqx-:mx mqmqnxnn vf.:ELur..fD1 YQLDK.-mf vm rw :uf v I i FACULTY OF COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE i I A . 1 E ., ' , V s E E E E , A ' ff' 1 , ,. 1 V 9' L. A. Rlaynard, A.B., Ph.D. E. G. BUSIIGT, BS., Ph.D. I-Ielerfihlousch, S.B., BLA. ! Animal Husbandry Farm. Dlmzagement Hume Ecgyw-mics I i - A . 'UEE 'J E 1? - . .1 gigs. , Q 1.-1-:':1-viz, I-11' , 241- v-4. 1 2..m,1-.'U5.'-.:.'2:.:1::. .-E--Up, ' E. D. Monmlion, B.Am11. R. A. Nlordoff, Bs., AM. Wimfred Moses, B.S. Q Lamlscape Art Wleteorology Home Ecorzomzcs i 5 . . I ! . 'E . I . E ! S ' C. H. Myers, M.S., Ph.D. W. I. Myers -J. G. Needham, M.S., Ph.D. 'E Plant Breeding Farm, Alanagemcnt Entomology 1 L - :anim 1353 1Q7 gp ,gn n .1 JU. . 5 ,QL 1- uixcxzroninxixuizuiluinxir xx 45 f-E fx 'I , 7' , L U , 7 Y, 'LL Q' -L ., .N :il L .1-L. A ...K , . ., -Twjlhggi! gi LAii,..g1T..,. gf.ji'e ,W L53 4 1 FACULTY OF COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE Q I - - L. M Q ' 5f3EQQ.:,E'r1:5.:. 1 f '1 P L 3 A .. i f 1 Va, V , --Y,,:-:-5-:--:5j::5r.2-,zqgj 1 Q E L A. H. Nehrling A. V. Noble, B.S. Florizzullure Farm Bflanagement 3 Clara Nye, B.S. Home Economics 1 J F . L Q l' . 5 l LE' f . 1. . F 1 . J J. Oskamp E. L. 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Lee,.M.E., M.M.E. . G, R, Mcnermott H, N. Ogden, CE Lwachme Design Sl'fWf5U7'lll Desifln Sanitary Engineering -H EEL rn4 lg, ,fn V rig ,UL 1 'lug M .01 IQ! 43 , - 1 1-H 3.111--px: urn 70 HE. 192.1 COILNELLIIA L-ggpzzx-1:xu1:ux1zu 3 u1nu1 uxxutn 11011. 11- in zxxorzxu roxbnlinlxn vgiggguz Duc iQgiLy aqf :uf 1 lg 11 yr ur i i i FACULTY OF COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING R i ! i J ' ' ! E ! i V ! I ! i . ! i . ! ! ' ! , E : N E ! l L L I E I J. T. Parson J. E. Perry, BS., in.C.E. J. G. Pertsch, Jr., M.E. F 7 ' Drawing Railroad Engineering Electrical Engineering i' i r A ' . . s . ' ! ! ' - A ! ' J . S 1 ! ' ' ! .2 , ' ' ! r , 2 ' , 5- ! . . ! u 5 I ! 'i , ' g , ! i ! ! M-.4 Pofldf Pl?-B E. W. Rettger, A.B., Ph.D. F- S- Rogers, BS., ME- - wi ngmeermg A lied 1 ic ac me esign i 0 ZE pp M90 um S IVI h' D ' 2' Q E ., i 5,4 5 5 .5,:- - V V p WFT? Jtsfiw- I . . . . A . 1 'zfij ' 51352: E ! .1 g ,r.,, ,. 1. . A L I - fr L ' ' r gif: -22 I: 'U V' L . ' ' ! e ,N . 5 ' n W. M. Sawdong B.S., M.M.E. E, W. Schodcr, B.S., Ph.D. H. H. Schofield, M.E. ! Mechanical Engineering Hydraulics Jvlaterials of Construction i LUV? ' C' ' inlilh H 81731 EE: 12 IIB :YL 1- 1 331 u 1. H , f :ui 1 izuinxruni o nga: u min-:J .71 N L nm 192.2 CORE L1 A I Q I I 3 11 11: I 11 ri 11 I Faculty of ollege of Engzneerzng F .T Seen BS C E Townsend ME Czml E1LQLl7.8G7'1-Hg .7U'41C7ll7l0 DUSLQWL P H Underwood C E I'opograplLy and Geodeby QR N L C Urquhart CE C L Walker CE J'I-I Weber CII Brzdge .E7l07,IL8CT7,lZg Sandal y Engmeermg Hydraulzcs A. E. Wells V D. H. Wood ML. M.M.lI. Ibfachme Construclzon jfeclmnics ,ul q 5L 1113 ,Q3 ml ,QL 5 ,UL ,UL 13:3 n ll 1. . in un 1 us ui vnu-:maxi u 11:11 n in nn: 1 in .I 1-IPE 192.1 COILNELLIA 7 1-:.,g-gqmqnzqn qu :mums uqmul-H-px-xg:.111-131. Q Q -1:1 11:1-11nxnn is w 1 w Q zo. .4 Q ur n: E E i - ! i E i ! i I 5 . FA C U L T Y OF i i E ! Q COLLIZ',1E , F LAW Q ! A . i . 1 P E E ! ! Q i 2 H Q Q Q Q ! ' Q i E ! 5 E i E i i ! , i E I ! 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T' T ' T 1 g in 1 . u Q.. 3 J .1 L L, iz L. 4.1 J-X, A T f I L, ,. . Eva.. ,... I ., ,uf mi H ,nf W. fm-un mf vm fm wwf, rxrum ' im fm N13 Jw my -QQ f Q F I 1 1 FACULTY OF VETERINARY COLLEGE E 212 S14 NU' Y U3 'Q E C1 VJ F 5? R E? 'L '1 :-0 EF Kb 1 '17 Ss' L. op U-- .E ED .3 . 5 w .. --:11:311.vz1f2si555k1qs1f,sgf,1s:1:a:::L:'.' ' N 'r E11 E11I?3'21,r5Z1E.-:E:i:1111- Fflidfiiirivz- ' ' ' E555E5E5l32?E5E'EEjI2.E2E33i1-5'- -122-5IIEEEE-:15fE5E5?E3ErE12-:-.. A 5 '. X 'f::.:1q4l5,-' - ,- E '1 . -'ff '.2?:: : 55' 4 se' L 'Q U A fi, 1 ww --'- L, - v ' ' L L '1-: A 1. , 1 ff1.U ff' 1 ' 1 'f' 3: J, W, Frost' D,V,XI, S. A. Goldberg, A.M., Ph.D. Veterinary Surgery PUUIOIOUU VV, A, Hagan, D.V.M., NLS. Pathology and Bacteriology C. E. Hayden, A.B., D.V.NI. G. S. Hopkins, D.Sc., D.V.M. H. J. Millcs, D.V.BI. Veterinary Physiology Veterinary ,-lnatomy Therapeutics 11 N. M. , . WYU, ,K ' on rm -Q 1 78 HE. 1912. QOJLNELLIAN 1 -mqmcmswam-nxqnn-nmunnmav 1nxuqr.11n I.1Q1-ng:-:mx-rnnxnnxxnxn ax: X zu. ro Q . E s I FACULTY OF VETERINARY COLLEGE Earl Suuden 1lle D V NI D H Udall B SA D V M W L Wxllxams Vetermary Anatomy Veterznary lllcdzcme Vetermary Surgery , U - ! I ! : f 1 L E 9 3 V cf l . l E E L. I ,..x'. .. -,...!l .'. l' ' 1 ' Q I - . El ' I ' we . . I A A tfQ9ffi',, , , I ' if? 'Qi ' v ' Ha, ng s 33'1i:r4 1w 2 ! i 1 . I1 7 S ! . l - '-' ! E i . ! 1 ! 2 -. M L . ,ln , D, , ,. Q. , .........1. ..... ... . . ---I ! I 'D IB 4113- Z' El IE iii! x 79 HE l.92.2. COJLNELLIA K-1-:qu :zzz-muusnx: mpmeg-111: :gr-mn: up nxanxsnxuqx nxpnxiloixn arxnrxl n ln. .n a nx11n11mq I - F i , I F .X 6 I cers of A dmznzstratzon 5 I, i 7 - ! 2 D F Hov C D Bobtwxck G F Rogalsky RpUl3t7'fl7' Comptroller Treasurer 4 gvo A Xc- Nw-X ' x -ex kim ,wwf Q N QQ x Q xx v :Q RK 5' -N Q C' v .4 H if 'Wm M X X m M. 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'22 . 4 -sE223?1ii2a2a1? ' -,Q g-2-.1-:EH-1' 1:-3122125212: Licut. W. Barton ,- ! i Z' E 'i I Q I .. ni I -4 -1 i h. ! -1 u i 'S -4 U. lun 5, 153 rqj, .un YEL ICB 1 1 KD NWRYETEES C. L.G. ' GOVERNMENT OF THE UNIVERSITY The Government of Cornell University is vested in a President elected by the Board of Trustees and a Board OfTrustecs consistin of the President of the University and thirty-nine members ofwhnm seven are ex-Officio viz: the Governor of the State Of New York the Lieutenant-Governor the Speaker ofthe Assembly the Commissioner of Education the Commissioner of Agriculture the President of the State Agricultural Society and the I ibrarian Of the Cornell Library The eldest lineal male de- scendent of Ezra Cornell is a trustee during his life. Of the remaining: thirty-one members fifteen are elected by co-optation for a term of five years ten are elected by the alumni of Cornell University to serve for live years five are appointed by the Governor of the State of New York for the same term of service and one is annually elected by the State Grange. FRANK H. HIscocK Chairman' THE PRESIDENT or THE UNIVERSITY . . THE GOVERNOR or NEW YORK . THE LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR . . THE SPEAKER OF THE ASSEMBLY . . THE COMMISSIONER or EDUCATION . . THE COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE . . THE PRESIDENT STATE AGR. SOCIETY . . THE LIRRARIAN or THE CORNELL LIBRARY CCITYD . CHARLES EZRA CORNELL . TROBERT H. TREMAN . :MYNDERSE VAN CLEEF . :MRS. HARRIET MOODY . 'JOHN C. WESTERYELT . TTHOMAS B. WILSON . CHARLES E. TREMAN . HENRY H. WESTINGHOUSE ROGER B. WILLIANIS . CUTHBERT W. POUND . JOHN L. SENIOR . 1. DU PRATT WHITE CHARLES H. BLOOD . HENRY W. SACKETT , C. SIDNEY SHEPARD . . EDWIN N. SANDERSON . ROGER H. WILLIAMS . GEORGE A. BLAUVELT . HENRY R. 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COILNELLIA rm-lm . . mgypf farm 1u.r.rw azzzrm w13'm.wr 1-7 i I ! Q L l Q 5 A N N Q E ! f I I ! Q ! I I i . . COMMITTEE ON GENERAL ADMINISTRATION: Mynderse Van Cleef, Chairman, The President, Charles E. Cornell, Roger B. Williams, john C. Westervelt, Thomas B. Wilson, H. H. Westinghouse N Charles E. Treman, Cuthbert W. Pound, Robert H. Treman, John L. Senior. 'T COMMITTEE ON FINANCE: Roger B. Williams, Chairman: The President, Robert H. Treman, H. R. , Tckelheimer, C. Sidney Shepard, Walter P. Cooke. COMMITTEE ON BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS: John .C. Westervelt, Chairman, The President, E. N. Sander- son, Henry W. Sackett, Charles H. Blood, Du Pratt White, H. H. Westinghouse. ' AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE COUNCIL: The President, Chairman: Thomas B. Wilson, Frank H.Miller, George A. Blauvelt, Du Pratt White, R. T. Wainwright, Berne A. Pyrke, William F. Pratt, Jared T. Newman, G. Tansey, Albert R. Mann, Veranus A. Moore, E. Rice, Horace White. NTEDICAL COLLEGE COUNCIL: The President, Chairman, H. R. Tckelheimer, H. H. Westinghouse, Ira A. Place, Walter L. Niles, Lewis A. Connor, James Ewing. w VETERINARY COLLEGE COUNCIL: The President, Chairman: Thomas B. Wilson, Frank H. Miller, I. Q Du Pratt White, George A. Blauvelt, Horace 'White, R. T. WVainwright, Berne A. Pyrke, William F. Pratt, Jared T. Newman, G. Tansey, Veranus A. Moore, A. R. Mann, Pierre A. Fish. 5 GRADUATE SCHOOL COUNCIL: The President, Chairmang C. VV. Pound, Roger B. Williams, R. H. Tre- man, E. Creighton, Ernest Merritt, Carl Becker. FACULTY REPRESENTATIVES ON THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES James P. Hall, Simon H. Gage, Edward L. Nichols. OFFICERS Livingston Farrand, President, Charles D. Bostwick, Comptroller, David F. Hoy, Registrar, Charles E. Curtis, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds, Woodford Patterson, Secretary ofthe University, George F. Rogalsky, Treasurer of the University, Charles D. Bostwick, Sec- retary ofthe Board of Trustees. ,M fmigt ni. wt Im ,Qt gg. 133333. ,nt ,UI ttzzn mf D 84 HE 192.1 COILNELLIA il! Hill 1 U I l ' Ili!! lililllliill I 1 'lil I 11011 9 7 'I JU! 52111121 Ulf lOl' ,UI V if I Founded 1908 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE XVALTER PLATI' COOKE, '91 ........ Prc'.rz'df1zi of the Council JUSTIN DU PRATT WHITE, '90 ..... Ifice-Pr-widcozz of the Counril FRANK ERNEST GANNETT, '98 WILLIAM METCALE, JR., '01 GEORGE DAVIS CROFTS, '01 RAYMOND PARMELEE MORSE, '03 EDWIN EVERITT SHERIDAN, '11 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF I'I.-XROLD FLACK, '12 ......... . Secretary W ILLIAM HURSH FARNHAM, '18 ....... flrfirzauzi Secretary I-IONORARY MEMBERS FREDERIC SCHOFF, '71 IEREMIAH KIERSTED CADY, '76 I-IosEA WEBSTER, '80 EDWIN GILLETTE, '73 MERRITT ELVIN HAVILAND, '77 IRA ADELBERT PLACE, '81 CHARLES SUMNER HARNION, '75 BESSIE DEWITT BEAI-IAN, '78 SAO'KE ALFRED SZE, '01 EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS ANDREW JOSEPH WHINERY, '10 FOSTER MELDRUM COFFIN, '12 CLASS REPRESENTATIVES I 1882-Herbert Dana Schenck 1896-William Wood Ricker 1909-Lewis Henry 1883-Ebenezer Tousey Turner 1897-James Kenneth Fraser 1910-Russell Blair Hurlburt 1884-Henry Jay Patten 1898-Ernest Miller Bull 1911-Edwin Everitt Sheridan 1885-Robert James Eidlitz 1899-Edward Livingston Stevens 1912-Karl William Gass 1886-Elias David Abinum de Lima 1900-Wilfred La Selles Wright 1913-Walter Adams Bridgeman 1887-Edwin Nash Sanderson 1901-John Lawson Senior 1914-Thomas Bouldin Crews 1888-Albert Elbracht Metzger 1902-Maurice Robert Whinery 1915-Thomas Francis Keating, Ir. 1889-Leon Stern 1903-Raymond Parmelee Morse 1916-Weyland Pfeiffer 1890-Justin Du Pratt White 1904-Harland Bryant Tibbetts 1917-Donald Bain Vail 1891-Irvine Jay Kerr 1905-Erskine Wilder 1918-Henry Wisdom Roden 1892-Robert Thomas Mickle 1906-Nicholas Hartman Noyes 1919-Alpheus Waldo Smith 1893-Ernest Vail Stebbins 1907-Julian Albert Pollak 1920-Hosea Cushman Ballou 1894-Edwin Parson Young 1908-William Gerhard Mennen 1921-Charles Chester Bailey 1895-Harry Josiah Clark 1922-Wilson Shannon Dodge MEMBERS AT LARGE Frank Gifford Tallman, 'SO Edward Spalding Sanderson, '94 George Davis Crofts, 'Ol Frank Sherman Washbtirn, '83 Alfred Reuel Horr, '95 William Metcalf, Jr., '01 - Alphonse David Weil, '84 Charles Mills Russell, '95 Warren Greene Ogden, '01 Anna Botsford Comstock, '85 Francis Otto Affeld, Ir., '97 Edward Livingstone Robertson, '01 George Batchelder Kittinger, '85 Lewis Leeds Tatum, '97 Ezra Bailey Whitman, '01 George Judd Tansey, '88 Daniel Alden Reed, '98 Archibald Tanner Banning, Ir., '04 Walter Platt Cooke, '91 Frank Ernest Gannett, '98 Thomas Fleming, Ir., '05 George Wood Bacon, '92 Clarence Meigs Oddie, '99 Clarence Floyd Hirshfield, '05 Randall James LeBoeuf, '92 Walter Clark Teagle, '00 Paul Arthur Schoellkopf, '06 Marguerite Thouron Lee, '94 Edward Renick Alexander, '01 Hamilton Biggar Bole, '11 an SUI f, D. gpg, ,HI rqt 133 ggi Jog. ,UI lm A . . firm' l 85 HEI 1.92.2 CORNELLIA rp- X mx IIILEIIZIH JLIILZQA lm A-rr-11131: wgngrf 71-VK-2llL.LUf 104 LQ:-Yu.: nu 701 vm Ju 1 Q I g x x I f f f f X i If i I 1 f 1 I x N x i HONORARY FELLOWS, YEAR 1921-1922 I AMOS W. PETERS, AM. CHarvardj, PRD. qsamey 1903. . Professor of Biochemistry at University of Nebraska. i HENRY GRANGER KNIGHT, A.B., A.M. CWashingtonj, Ph.D. CIllinoisj. 1 Former Dean of School of Agriculture of the Oklahoma A. and M. College, and .E Director ofthe Agricultural Experiment Station of Oklahoma, I! i CARL KINSLEY, M.E. CCornellj 1894. i Former Professor of Physics at the University of Chicago. 5 FELLOWS i THE CORNELL FELLOWSHIPS IN ENGLISH 5 THOMAS PERRIN HARRISON, -IR., A.B. CUniversity of North Carolinaj 1918. ALBERT WALKER LIDDLE, A.B. CCornellj 1920. THE MCGRAW FELLOWSHIP IN CIVIL ENGINEERING PRUDENCIO F. ESQUIVEL, B.S.C.E. QUniversity of Phillipinesj 1919, M.S.I. CUni- versity ofCaliforniaj 1920. ' THE SAGE FELLOWSHIP IN CHEMISTRY ' LOWELL HAINES MILLIGAN, B.Chem.Eng. COhio State Universityj 1916, M.Sc. : CsameD 1917. THE SCHUYLER FELLOWSHIP IN HISTOLOGY AND EMBRYOLOGY Miss CHRISTIANA SMITH, A.B. QMount Holyokej 1915. I THE SIBLEY FELLOWSHIP IN MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL ' ENGINEERING JAMES HARRY SCOFIELD, B.S. in M.E. CLewis Institutej 1919, M.E. CCornellj 19221, i THE GOLDWIN SMITH FELLOWSHIP IN BOTANY MISS SILENCE M. ROWLEE, A.B. QCornellj 1920. THE ERASTUS BROOKS FELLOWSHIP IN MATHEMATICS li WILLIAM -WHITFIELD ELLIoTT, B.A. CHampden-Sidney Collegej 1918, M.A. CUniversity of Kentuckyj 1919. ii It nf 'U' 'UCIDZIHL mi H11 mf fm 1f'wI T414 Rizzo: :QE Amina- ml -1--111. .-. U- 1 -I-n 86 HE. 192.1 CORNELLIAN I-:-1. I-1-mum-n 'ilu' f f nxzmr 1.u1:vm wu1:nv 1 f VfUhULB'f rm xx Im mf mf UH mf HT' E THE UNIVERSITY FELLOWSHIP IN ARCHITECTURE CHARLES MORSE STOTZ, B.Arch. CCO1'HCIlD 1921. THE UNIVERSITY FELLOWSHIP IN AGRICULTURE CHENFU FRANCIS WU, B.S. CSoochow Universityj 1917, M.A. Csamej 1919. F THE PRESIDENT WHITE FELLOWSHIP IN MODERN HISTORY 9 Q ERNEST WILLIAM NELSON, A.B. CClaI'k Universityb 1917, M.A. Csameb 1921. THE PRESIDENT WHITE FELLOWSHIP IN POLITICAL AND s SOCIAL SCIENCE HARWOOD B. DOLBEARE, B.A. QWeSleyan University? 1921. , i THE SUSAN LINN SAGE FELLOWSHIPS IN PHILOSOPHY MISS LUCY SHEPARD CRAWFORD, A.B. CCornellj 1913. EDGAR H. HENDERSON, B.A. CFurmanj 1915. i THE SUSAN LINN SAGE FELLOWSHIP IN PSYCHOLOGY 2 ' MISS CATHERINE C. BRADDOCK, B.A. CNeW Zealand Universityj 1916, M.A. 1 , Csamej 1917. E4 Q I ' THE FELLOWSHIPS IN POLITICAL ECONOMY i ' BERNARD SOBOL, A.B. QCornelD 1921. B DEXTER MERRIAM KEEZER, B.A. CAmherst Collegej 1920. Q I THE FELLOWSHIPS IN GREEK AND LATIN ' HOMER FRANKLIN REBERT, A.B. CFI'anklin and Marshall Collegej 1912. 9 5 . 6 . I Speczal Fellowshzps A ! f 5 DUPONT FELLOWSHIP IN CHEMISTRY E Q ARTHUR WALKER BULL, B.Chem. CCornellj 1919. Q GRASSELLI FELLOWSHIP IN CHEMISTRY 5 EMIL KLINE, A.B. QCornellj 1920. 5 THE HERMAN FRASCH FELLOWSHIPS 5 A ORAN CECIL BOYD, B.S.Agr. COlclahoma A. and M. Collegeb 1916. F , I-IAROLD W. FITCH, B.S. CNeW Hampshire State Collegej 1921. i EDEN VALLEY FELLOWSHIP 2 I L. O. BRATZ, A.B. QBlufI'tonj 1915. Q ' NORTH FORK FELLOWSHIP B I. I-I. VOGEL, B.S. QIOWa Statej, 1916, M.S. 1917. . I STEUBEN COUNTY SEED IMPROVEMENT FELLOWSHIP K K. H. FERNOW, B.S. fCOrnellj 1916. ,. WILLIAMSON VEGETABLE LABORATORY ' ASSOCIATION FELLOWSHIP I - A. G. NEWHALL, B.S. CUniv. of Minnesotaj, 1918. . li -' 1DC'7. :ui ml fray ing. ,gg gn IU, IU. 115 IQ., If .cL 3 11:-nu-un11u s 1- uqnc- I-nxw 87 IIE. 192.2 COILNELLIA IUETUQ 1 11:1 rU TDI Yfillif Km 'Ui 105 331371 Ulf 7111 3Q.! VN DERGRADVATE SCHQLARS 1 CLASS OF 1922 THE EUDORUS C. KENNEY SCHOLARSHIPS PAUL EUGENE O,KEEFE ...... ..... C 0u1':e in Law LAURA REICHENTHAL ........ C onr:e in Arr: and Science: CLASS OF 1923 THE EUDORUS C. KENNEY SCHOLARSHIPS DAVID EDWARD BRAINARD' .... Conme in Mechanical Engineering LAURA LORETTA GEER .... - .... C0n1':e in Art: and Science: THE CORNELL SCHOLARSHIP STELLA RUTH KAUFMAN ....... Coicf:e in Art: and Science: CLASS OF 1924 THE EUDORUS C. KENNEY SCHOLARSHIPS SIDNEY ARTHUR GOLDSTEIN ....... Coime in Art: JAMES HUTTON .......... Conne in Arr: THE CORNELL SCHOLARSHIPS ESTHER MIRIAM SCHWABE ....... Coime in Art: HENRY GOLDBERG ......... COU1'JE in Art: THE PRESIDENT WHITE SCHOLARSHIPS MARCELLA ANDREE VARON ....... Coime in Art: CHARLES COHEN .......... C0nr:e in Art: THE HENRY B. LORD SCHOLARSHIPS CHARLES WILLIAM HETZLER ....... Conne in Arr: OTTO CARL JAEGER ........ GREGORY PINCUS ......... A ROSE TRILLING . C on1':e in Art: and Science: and S czence: and Science: and Science: and Science: and Science: and S cience: and S cience: THE MCGRAW SCHOLARSHIPS . C our:e in Agriculture . COZL7'JE in Art: THE SAGE SCHOLARSHIPS ' EDITH HARRIS .......... LILY ANNA MAGEE Cour:e in Art: . C our:e in Art: and S cience: and Science: and S cience: La: gp. M. 111, me gg: ,QL ,351 1.4, U. :ggi ,UI 88 x .NAMBJF KN I THE. 197.2 COILNELLI A ru sau nw :uc :uf ng un: 1 nm yr: THE SIBLEY SCHGLARSHIPS TRVING AMSON ........ Cowse in Mechanical Engineering FRANK LESLIE THOMPSON ....... Course in Civil Engineering THE STEWART L. WOODFORD SCHOLARSHTPS FRANCES MCALLISTER ........ Coarse in Arts and Sciences MARGARET MCALLISTER ........ Course in Arts and Sciences THE JOHN STANTON GOULD SCHGLARSHIPS OLIVE LING ........... Course in Arts and Sciences ESTHER PFEFFER .......... Cowse in Arts and Sciences THE HORACE GREELEY SCHOLARSHTPS CHARLES NICHOLAS STRONG ....... Cowse in Arts ana' Sciences LOUIS SOLOVAY .......... Cowse in Arts ancl Sciences CLASS OF 1925 THE EUDORUS C. KENNEY SCHOLARSHIPS WILLIAM E. BROWN, JR. ........ Cowse in Arts and Sciences NATHAN KATZ ........... Course in Arts and Sciences THE CORNELL SCHGLARSHIPS SARAH LOUISE RIDGWAY ........ Course in Arts ancl Sciences EDWARD JOSEPH WEST ........ Course in Arts and Sciences THE PRESIDENT WHITE SCHOLARSHTPS BERTHA SALWEN .......... Cowse in Arts and Sciences RACHEL CHILDREY ......... Cowse in Arts ancl Sciences THE HENRY B. LORD SCHOLARSHTPS KATHRYN MARGARET KELLEY ...... Course in Arts and Sciences HELEN PEAVEY .......... Course in Arts and Sciences THE MCGRAW SCHOLARSHIPS CHARLES BRADLEY ......... Cowse in Arts and Sciences WILLIAM LEWIS FARMAN ........ Cowse in Arts and Sciences THE SAGE SCHOLARSHTPS ROSE SPIEGAL ........... Course in Arts and Sciences FRANCES MARION SWEET ....... Course in Arts and Sciences THE STBLEY SCHOLARSHIPS DAVID WALLACE PUNZELT .... Conrse in Mechanical Engineering ARTHUR WALTER LEE ..... Cowse in Mechanical Engineering THE STEWART L. WOODEORD SCHOLARSHIPS HOWARD W. BURDEN ...... Cowse in Mechanical Engineering MAX SEBORER ....,... Coarse in Mechanical Engineering THE JOHN STANTON GOULD SCHOLARSHTPS EDWARD G. AINSWORTH, JR. ...... Course in Arts and Sciences GEORGE EMORY BLISS ........ Course in Arts ancl Sciences THE HORACE GREELEY SCHOLARSHIPS ARTHUR H. LOVE ....... Cowse in Mechanical Engineering HERMAN KARNOW ......... Cowse in Arts and Sciences 89 UL. H E 1 9 2. 7. C O R. N E L L I A N ' , . uuxuquqmql f -gpg-nun-xqxsrxnrxn up 1 9 Dill! 0110 S 1. mg 1 I E GRADVA H E E Q . 3 ! THE SUSAN LINN SAGE GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS IN PHILOSOPHY WOOLF COHEN, A.B. QUniversity of Torontob 1920. 1 Mlss ANNA FORBES LIDDELL, A.B. CUniversity Of North Carolinaj 1918. Miss HELEN H. YOUNG, A.B. CBoston Universityj 1919. ' THE SUSAN LINN SAGE GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP IN PSYCHOLOGY Q ALBERT CLAYTON REID, A.B. QWake Forest Collegej 1917, A.M. Csamej 1918. ' THE GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP IN PHYSICS HERMAN E. SEEMAN, A. B. COberlin Collegep 1921. ! THE GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP IN VERTEBRATE ZOOLOGY HERBERT FRIEDMAN, B.S. CCOllege of the City of New Yorkb 1920. 1 ' THE GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP IN GEOLOGY FLOYD HODSON, A.B. QUniversity of Indianaj 1920. 90 HE 19zz OORQNELLIA 1-:-mg. :sauna - amen Qu 11: 1:11 1. -1:1o11n11o vffgyglgwf mg 1,5 XX V D ,LU ,U-fi Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q , Q Q , I Q Q Q WILLARD AUSTEN, Librarian. i Member of the Ameucan 1,Ibrary.AssOc1at1On. D i Member Of the B1blIOgraphIca1'SOc1ety Of Amerlca. E Fellow, Amerlcan Llbrary 1nst1tute. Q Member of the New York L1brary ASSOCIHIIOHZ Q Member Of the New York State Llbrary COUHCIQ. , ANDREW CURTIS WHITE Assistant Librarian. N 7 ! A.B., Ham1ltOn 18815 Ph.D., Cornell 1884. ' Member of the Amencan Llbrar ASSOCIHKIOD. Y F Member of the New York Llbrary Assoclatlon. 'i GEORGE LINCOLN BURR, LED., Honorary Librarian of President White Library. Q HALLDOR HERMANNSSON, Curator Icelandic Collection. 4 GEORGE LIVINGSTON HAMILTON, Ph.D., Curator Dante and Petrarcli Collection. ELIAS ROOT BEADLE WILLIS, A.M., Superintendent Readers Division. ELIZABETH SAGE INGERSOLL, Supervisor Order Division. l . EMMA AVALYN RUNNER, B.S., Supervisor of Catalog. GEORGE DE GRASSI, Supervisor of Stacks. ! ALICE CAROLINE HOWE, funior Cataloger. ANNA GREGORY, Supervisor of Circulation. LILLIAN LELAND, Supervisor of Periodicals. Q KATHERINE WORDEN, Assistant Cataloger. BESSIE MARY COWLES, Assistant Order Division. ' ELIZABETH COLLINGS RILEY, Assistant Readers Division. ' ZETTA MARIE WEST, Assistant Catalog Division. 6 STEPHANIE F. TOMPKINS, Assistant Readers Division. I MRS. E. R. BENTON, Assistant Stacks Division. i L '1 C' HK HH 1113 :nl nw- :nl latina MM - 'ot co: my-n-1 . 1 - 11115111- 91 WD!-ID' H0233-' 'IIE PGY vu: 7 Waibf VCU: E 7 , , C Q 6 C C' E1 E U -. F X. O - 9. .. .E 'i i E i i - Q , n Ii , . , Q , , l.1.....1..-1-....-..-. .Q. ,Im ,-.,,.,:,m---xm ,QQ ..,. ,CE .Q G. J-. ,Q. im Q Q. ,nl um fmgm. N. ,m:,.,. Q. .film THE 1912. CORNELLIA na 1-an nom:-un:-xp. 1-:qua ears: unnxamnq ming f., nm IU, ,Ur ,LU ,O, ,lu U, , ww Z' V if Q: EM R nznm Mg ,UL ,331 ,mr ,lvl U. .M ,. , mg 53. 1... .rn ,of 1. .fL L.4A., 93 . siraa COILNELLIAEV OI nu me nn ,nn ,UI An mcrcn. -,cu -inf nppsrn im Mijn' rm vQ1-LLM-nn nu vor nn Inc xx xv: am iw yu, ,Www fx: roi 1--I fo- fu- on sri- -m fox az: 11 me A-1 on mi 1 'min we :fm fm Im mf no EDWIN WILLIAM ACKERKNECHT, Ack, Johnstown. Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Johnstown High School. Four years at Cornell. KCIJ, War Service Scholarship. ROBERT SAUNDERS ACKERLY, Bug,,' Ack, Cuba. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Cuba High School. Four years at Cornell. KAP, Sphinx Head, Wrestling Squad 1, 2, Varsity Wrestling Team 3, Captain 4, Novice and University Wrestling Champion 1, University Champion, 115-pound Class 3, Wearer of the CH, Minor Sports Council, State Tuition Scholar- ship, Cheerleader 3, Head Cheerleader 4, Masque. RALPH ROY ADAMS, 'Diclcf' Salamanca. Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Salamanca High School. Four years at Cornell. CTPAZ, AXE, Al-Djebar, State Cash and War Service Scholar- ships, Assistant in Chemistry 4, Masque.- WALLACE MARSHALL ADAMSON, Wallie, Hasbrouck Heights, N. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty- One. Prepared at Hasbrouck Heights High School. One year at Cornell. EN, Freshman Base- ball Team, Runner-up in Tennis Tournament 1. ARCHER OVERTON ALBIN, Al, Lynbroolc. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Lynbrook High School. Four years at Cornell. ROY ADOLPH ALLANSON, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-six.. Prepared at St. Ansgar High School, Iowa. Four years at Cornell. APP, Farmers' Week Committee, Round-Up Club, President 3. HENRY CALHOUN ALMY, Auburn. Arts and Sciences. .Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Auburn Aca- demic High School. Two years at Cornell. Huntington Club. WILLIAM HOWARD ALTSCHULER, Bill, New York City. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Stuyvesant High School. Four years at Cornell. TECI1, State Cash and Tuition Scho- larships, M B. nv rut ,In ,QI vm lczznq. ,Ut ,..r ,Q. .-qgngrgi ,LA ,tit .M Im 133. ,Qt ml. IU. ,rn .UK Af. N- ,uc N :LA 'Jn aiu un, nu nu :ru rin mu 1: zz mu un :I vm: ny: :eu rin nu nu :fri 1111 un nu is un 'ui ni 94 'HE 1 9 ,2. 2. C O RN E L L I A F 7 E 7 i 7 7 7 'E I........-...............-..............-........-...-...-...-...-,..-...-...-.......,.....-..,-...-...-...-I..-...-......,........,.,.,-......, . LOUIS SAUL AMREICH, Lou,,' Brooklyn. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Boys' High School. Four years at Cornell. AEH, Freshman Crew Squad, Varsity Football Squad 4, i State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. 1 DUNCAN Ross, ANDERSON, Dunc,,' Rome. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Rome Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. EX, Freshman Advisory Committee, Glee Club - 2, British-American Club. .1 HERBERT CHARLES ANDERSQN, Andy, Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. ' Prepared at Crane Technical High School. Four years at Cornell. EI-I. LESTER CURTIS ANDERSON, Andy, Hilton. -Agriculture. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Hilton Higli School. Three years at Cornell. Acacia, Masonic Club. i ROBERT WILLIAM IANDIERSON, Andy, Brooklyn. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Pre- : pared at Bushvviclc High School. Four years at Cornell. EKDE, GJKCIJ, TB Tl, Atmosr, Varslty Soc- cer Team 3, 4, Varsity Lacrosse Team 3, ACF , State Tuition Scholarship, British-American Club. Ross STOCKBRIDGE ANDERSON, Ross, Washington, D. C. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two' Prepared at McKinley Manual Training School. Four years at Cornell. AKE, TBH, Sphinx Head, Pyramid, Freshman Baseball Team, Freshman Banquet Committee, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Junior Promenade Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 4, Undergraduate Endowment Fund Committee, Vice-President of C. F. Association, British-American Club, Senators A i Club, Masque, Assistant Manager 3, Manager 4. ' i HENRY VINCENT ANDREWS, Andy,'J Lyons. Arts and Sciences.. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at E Lyons High School. Four years at Cornell. KAP, '86 Memorial Stage 4, Janus, Dramatic Club, ! Secretary 4. . NORWOOD HENRY ANDREWS, f'Andy,,' Moorestown, N. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Pre- E pared at George School. Two years at Cornell. if-IKIF, Aleph Samach, Captain, Freshman Base- ! ball Team, Varsity Baseball Team 2, Varsity Soccer Team 2, Wearer ofthe C , Sophomore Spring I Day Committee. r-111.111.1110 orurn11r---.--q1-f-n-1-vu1-mqnizni I. 43:13. .ugggggri mimi gig. ,Q ,gy ,Ur ,ua 153 -1:1-1 l Q Q 3 mar- -:plugin Y R11 Inj gg .953 Q 1:13 .Q-I gg ,git ,i .gr-um U 95 ps-pnsr:x-trier: ua:uxqxuznraiusi-rain cn 1-11.1 11-111.131 4111 x :ibm in 3 w v S A , - 31. 1-IE 192.1 CORNELLIA 1w:u-niqxu six: sux: xux:xnx14uu3no11nx1x-111-y :xr In I1 I ' 7 - I 0 .LJ !' ,- 2 7 .- 2 Z WILIIAM CORNELI ARCHBOLD, Arch, Syracuse Mechanical Engineering Age, twenty three Team 2, 3 4 Wearer of the C Musical Clubs I I I I : I , , I I r: A :I ' 4 ' ' - Prepared at Mercersburg Academy. Four years at Cornell. 9AXg Sphinx Head, Varsity Track as nl A i I S 7 ' 5 , 'N JOSE ANTONIO ARTIGAS, Tone, Mexico City, Mexico. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. E Prepared at Escuela Nacional Preparatoria de Mexico. Four years at Cornell. Cosmopolitan Club, Glee Club. F 5 BURTON MARSHALL ASHLEY, New Bedford, Mass. Agriculture. Age, twenty-six. Pre-pared at Phillips D Exeter Academy. Four years at Cornell. Eleusisg Varsity Track Squad, Dramatic Club. WELLS HINE ASHLEY, Ash, Ashtabula, :Ohio. Civil,Engineering. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Harbor High School. Four and one-half years at Cornell. Acacia, Masonic Club. I fs 5 NEIL ATKINSON, At, Bayside. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Flushing High School. Four years at Cornell. HTA, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team 2, 3, 4, KACAHQ Freshman Cap Burning Committee. ROBERT NORMAN AUSTEN, Bob,U Etna, Pa. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-tW0. Prepared at Allegheny High School, Pittsburgh. Four years at Cornell. KZ, Rod and Bob, Varsity Football Squad 4. GERMAIN LEROY AUSTIN, Dutch,', Glens Falls. ,Agriculture Age, twenty-six, Prepared at Glens Falls High School. Four years at Cornell. Huntington Club, Landscape Club. SIDNEY ELLIOT AYRES, Sid,', Penn Yan. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Penn Yan Academy. Four years at Cornell. State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, War Service Scholar- ship, Band 1, 2, ChiefMusician 3, 4, University Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Mandolin Club 3, 4. I N13 mu Jnlgnapzcllim Mills- -G3 f .1 1-1.2123 , c iu Z- 1131 me Im K5 nu ,QI :pa Iv- ,ug ,UL Q 5 5 F E f F 3 r :I I yu. Aa. nu ,Ut AJ. ,fn rut A13 use IQ- ,Ur ,tu nl. A ,UI 1.1. ,nr ni. AI. Qin- :I ,Qt IU. 3 Ay. ,LA L11- 96 HE 19.2.1 COILNELLIA rpf.-niqmsruqmqr-inman uni-rum uyqnngi- nxamprnrnrs nrcxuixnxeia ra , I. , Q Q Q Q Q Q L Q g JUAN ACRES BA'BCOCK, JR., Bah, Plainfield, N. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. ! ' Prepared at Plainheld High School. Four years at Cornell. AT, Freshman Banquet Committeeg i Sophomore Spring Day Committee, Glee Club 3, 4. I CHARLES WILLIAM BACKUS, Charlie, New Berlin. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at . New Berlin High School. Four years at Cornell. Scorpion. i ARTHUR SIDNEY BAKER, Art, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-tWO. Prepared at ' DeWitt Clinton High School. Four years at Cornell. ZBTg Varsity Soccer Squad 2. BARTON BAKER, Bart, Webster. Law. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Webster High School. Four years at Cornell. ACIJZg Assistant Law Librarian 3, 45 College Honor Group, Boardman Club, The Cornell Law Quarterly Board, Associate Editor 4. DONALD WILLIAM BAKER, Don,,, Battle Creek, Mich. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Pre- E pared at Battle Creek High School. Three years at Cornell. Xqfg Varsity Football Squad 3, Team ! 4, Wearer of the C . I 5 NICHOLAS BAKUNOVITZ, Nick, Brooklyn. Chemistry. Age, twenty. Prepared at Boys' High ! School. Four years at Cornell. State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. E Auousrus FRANKLIN BALDAUF, Baldy, Buffalo. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. ' Prepared at Lafayette High School. Four years at Cornell. ATQ, Scalp and Blade. - ' e . 'S FRANK CECIL BALDWIN, Ted, Bristol, Pa. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Blair Acad- ! emy. Four years at Cornell. 'IIJKIFQ Sphinx Head, Freshman Crew, Varsity Crew 35 Wearer of i the CH, Sophomore Smoker Committee, C. U. C. A. Cabinet, Blair Club. - Q rn -.5331 ,Q. .. ,gig .m , . .5133 U33 gn .mint ,cn am .ru ,UK 435 ,Qt iq Q Q Q Q Lf- me faint mi gm ,... gg, an im ,CD lgirgi ,gi ,. uqm.-m I1...-m.14. u-I.. ..-I-1. 1- 97 1.11I-11.u-nupr-1:1-111-I1I-uni-1uswasI-111.inr11u-pur11.41nin-nr:nunmin11lux:-xxxuxnxxrsrxrurxru:1nx1Inxtnx1ru1nx1xo1 5 M, mf M. MA-L ,J ,R I. -III. M., ,Ig 1.y,.,-,Q.u.1Ja..Ln1.iug.4s.Ls...ILz.n4IL'4.1ug.ua-.. YG:5EC415!+2.' H L21 I -Q fs. - , ,f-1 . -- T A L 5' Y fl, Pl My P., N .L Li i J-X my N4 I--. N, O- .QA HI. .... ,.,.. M. ,LU M, LI-I .Ut ..,. .Na W5 .M mf ini 105 wg IJI iw nu ,DS Luk ,-Lug ,W ,N WHITFORD ANDERSON BALDWIN, '!Whit, Oak Park, Ill. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Oak Park High School. Two years at Cornell. TT. HAROLD APPLETON BALL, Hal, Wayne, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Radnor High School. Four and one-half years at Cornell. A4135 Freshman Cross Country Teamg Freshman Track Team, Varsity Cross Country Squad 25 Musical Clubs, Masque. THEODORE CHARLES BANTA, Ted, Ridgewood, N. J. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Ridgewood High School. Five years at Cornell. HKA, Masque. I CHARLES SMITH BARKELEW, JR., Bark, .Millington, N. J. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- one. Prepared at Steele High School, Dayton, Ohio. Four years at Cornell. XT, Sphinx Head, Atmosg Varsity Basketball Team 3, 4, Wearer of the Cn, Senior Class Day Committee. ELLERY ROBERT BARNEY, Spike, Milford. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Milford High School. Four years at Cornell. OA, Helios, College Baseball Team 1, 2, Captain 35 Student llgivestock Show, Winner of Grand Championship Cup 25 Stock Judging Team 45 Round-Up Club, r resident 4. ' SIDNEY HALL BARRETT, JR., Sid, Hall, Sag Harbor. Arts and Sciences. Age. twenty-two. Pre- pared at Jamaica High School. Four years at Cornell. College Soccer Team 3, 4, College Baseball Team 3, Independent Association Council 3, 4. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN BARROS BARRETO, Ben, 'Barry, Pernambuco, Brazil. Civil Engineering. I Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Collegio Don Pedro H. Four years at Cornell. Cosmopolitan Club, Band, University Orchestra. LEON EDWARD BARTLETT, Lee, Galeton, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Galeton High School. Four years at Cornell. KW. Q.L.1nI.J.I.u..Lu Lziilrnta - I... -,M ,I-I If-. A .LJMA-2 447, in Hu ,HI .Ur IIA H.. I... ,III nu nu AI- Ju- :ut fuk ,cn ' 'U' 'U' HH JAH me str- ,Ut ,In ,Ut fmt ,tn Mx wk fu. 'rn 1.-I nn nw ,gg Un fini H.. .IA M. AI: 98 W4 IJ E ll 9 2, 1. O FL, .N E. L L E ,DL -1 mr im mf 1.1. mr ni., an MCM.. stir ,nf ,tw wr. ur- :cn mf :nr u.u...itu.1nr ,fir im -rw ffm ,tu rm mf au. nw v. .f'i'QL W 4 J 1 a Tl 2 Q fl Z1 ' 'i-?- sr in . -vlf N- 1-'- min- fm prim- Mini- fm -r -N 1-H col mir fm mint an nrt rw me ,Mgt rm gm ,.,. .nt-5 ROLAND WILLEY BARTLETT, Bart, Orleans, Vt. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Orleans 2 Hi-gh School. One year at Cornell. State Scholarship, Agricultural Economics Club, Cercle Fran- J cais. N CHARLES FERNANDO BASSETT, Castile. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Castile High School. Four years at Cornell. Glee Club 3, 4. El SEYMOUR LEOPOLD BAUM, Beaut, New Rochelle. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared A at Townsend Harris Hall. Four years at Cornell. TIAGJ, CIJKCID, College Honor Group 1, 2. 5 EDMUND FRANCIS BAXTER, Eddie, Waverly. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at 3 Waverly High School. Four years at Cornell. EIT, QB K, Endowment Fund Committee, State , Cash and Tuition Scholarships, War Service Scholarship, Undergraduate Scholarship, College Honor Group 2, Cornell Catholic Club, Dramatic Club, Assistant Business Manager 3, Business Manager 4. , PoRTUs BAXTER, IR., Port, Libby, Mont. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared Q at Los Angeles Polytechnic High School. Four years at Cornell. IPAQ, Rocky Mountain Club. 2 BURNETT BEAR, Cubby, Carlisle, Pa. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-tWO. Prepared at Carlisle Q High School. Four years at Cornell. 2 IT, TB TI, Pyramid, College Crew 2, 3, Varsity Crew Squad E 2, 3, Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 2. 9 HENRY McINTos1-I BEATTY, 'fHank, Cleveland, Ohio. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. 3 Prepared at Asheville School. Four years at Cornell. A'-ID, Freshman Tracie Team, Varsity Track 4 Squad 2, 4, ACA , Freshlman Advisory.Committee 3, 4, Sophomore Cotilllon Committee, Sibley ' Banquet Committee 2, Senior Ball Committee, Masque 2, 3, 4, Savage Club 3, 4. Q WILLARD CHRISLER BEATTY, Bill, iRoscoe. 'Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Roscoe 3 High School. Four years at Cornell. First Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 3: Assistant in Economics 4, , State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. 2 5 322 ru un wi-t nu :Qu 1:53 wig. ,Art ,cg N.. ,Qt ,CD 1... rri. ,ru ..,. 41. :gt .fir ui- .Qt M. uit 'na ,Ut 1-or nrt we iv S 1 l J I we ie.. im ny. Ui. 1.1. me ,tit in uf na. J. ,Qin un 1. 1- iw- wr :tu f.t.v.C-Lta.i.E:Tc7Zt 111+ LLC! S9 J if J l 3 J U 1 H HE. 19.2.2 COILNELLIA ubninxuxxursnxxx ' uqnrqnun1sx1n111-111-rxnrxxorgn 1o11ni1nx1ro1 11 w xo, ru 11-:gr-lrmcnixnizn-iz.-iinxq-mx-111-11 urim-nu11.u1n.1u:qn-Qxuinrxn-xzuxxmxni1niim1n:1ux1n1.11u1n-lxnu ROBERT BECKER, Beck, Corona. Civil Engineering. .Age, twentyjone. Prepared at Newtown High School. Four years at Cornell. State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. WALTER JOSEPH BECKER, Walt, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Xavier High School. Two years at Cornell. JOHN KING BENEDICT, Ben, Poughkeepsie. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Poughkeepsie High School. Four years at Cornell. C. U. C. A. Friendly Relations Committee 3, Council 4, Independent Association Council 3, 4, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, Cercle Francais, Ethics Club, Silver Bay Club, Winter Sports Club. AARON BENENSON, Ben, Napanoch. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Ellenville High School. Four years ,at Cornell. QIDEA, AEP, Independent Spring Day Committee 3, Sophomore Debate Team, Varsity Debate Squad 3, 4, '86 Memorial Stage, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, College Honor Group 2, 3, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4. GEORGE MILTON BENSON, - Benne, Baltimore, Md. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Baltimore Polytechnic Institute. Three years at Cornell. Acacia, Masonic Club, Baltimore Poly Club. JAMES STUBY BENTLEY, A'Stuby, Sheridan, Wyo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Sheridan High School. Four years at Cornell. fIPKZ. MARTYN ZUG BENTBEY, Marty, Youngstown, dhio. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty. Pre- pared at Rayen High School. Four years at Cornell. B91-I, Beth L'Amed. MILTON BEFQGER, 'Mit,', Atlantic City, N. I. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Atlantic City High School. Two years at Cornell. TIACIJ. 1rnr1xcx1mz1n:insigniaxiluin1-:mainiiauinnigninxinminl 'ID E I EB NH 1 '- 'UK El IO 1 IU' 7 ZDL If H 'IE 153- Uv IK-H l Il Il Pl 'CT-' 1 ' l C 3 H 1' lil 100 N TE. l 9 2. F... C O D., .N E. L L E J-L ,.rt .Ui ...f .ig .ripe im ...i rm suggfs. sl.. .rv .ru ..Ly.f .ffr nm sfwlixr wry ml-pf mt 104 N.. sm ,LU ,W 5531133 .... .t.. .... ...qgggn . . .ig .. ... 1333... ...L ...L ip. gg. .ut mit.: .ut gi.. tw .ut .Qt 1... ..-i. n-13 SYDNEY GEORGE BERLINER, Sid, New York City. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Stuyvesant High School. Four years at Cornell. WILLIAM BERMAN, Bill, Rochester. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at East High School. Four years at Cornell. EAM. THEODORE HYMAN BESKIN, Buck, Newport News, Va. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Newport News High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. AE TI, Varsity Football Squad ' 4. JAMES HILL BETTS, Jimmy, Kingston. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Kingston High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. ET, State Cash Scholarship. JAMES BEUGLER, K'Bugs, Poughkeepsie. Architecture. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Bethlehem Preparatory School. Three years at Cornell. AXA. CLAUDE MYRON BIGELOW, Big, Penn Yan. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Penn Yan Academy. Six years at Cornell. QA, College Honor Group 4, A. S. M. E., Chalrman 5, State Tuition Scholarship, Instructor in Heat Power 5, 6. GEORGE MALLORY BISHOP, Bish,,' Southampton. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at Southampton High School. Four years at Cornell. GA, HKN, GJKCIJ, College Baseball Team 1, College Honor Group 2, The Sibley journal of Engineering Board 2, Assistant Editor 3, Editor- in-Chieff-1-, State Tuition Scholarship, A. I. E. E. THOMAS ASHLEY BISSELL, Tom, BufTalo. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Lafayette High School. Four years at Cornell. 41? KlP', University Orchestra, State Cash Scholar- ship, Scalp and Blade, Mandolin Club. L13. .ist 1... 7,1153 .m .,.. .qt .535 ui... mt .Cult ...inf gn U.. .... .Qi H.. 1... .Ur .Ut .cn . A Eiga .. ..u:.t-um ...if IU i.. M.. ny.. :Ln :tor r-1. JL.. .Ut Lg. .in .1 .Qi .rn .... .nr .... X.. .CE ICD Hi . ul- 101 Er L 9 2. 2. C G R, N E F. L I A or fm mf mi Ju, gif un ltr:-my ,uf 14-Nlpf ,rim -inf mr rT!'! 'Tl'TT mu.-nu vftilfv 'ur-Eur nn uf 'fm Irv 10.1 mf mr .33 .H JU. ,Ur .Ui ,Ur Hi, ...lm up ,or im ,rg mi 'cJx:5N N- we mr gn ,fn ,QL M4373 ni. my nit inc lcfi mt un nsrii l ARTHUR MCKINLEY BLADEN, Art, Mokus, Syracuse. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Syracuse Central High School. Four years at Cornell. HARRY HOBART BLASBALG, Hobey, New York City. Law. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Stuy- vesant High School. Four years at Cornell. CIPA Hg College Basketball Team, Freshman Debate Clubg Dramatic Clubg Boardman Club. VICTOR Auousr BLENKLE, Jersey City, N. I. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at St. Peter's High School. Two years at Cornell. Cornell Catholic Club. JOSEPH Btossoivr BLoss, JR., Whiskey joe, Rochester. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at East High School. Four years at Cornell. ATQL Sesomah, British-American Club. ABRAM BLUM, Brooklyn. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Boys' High School. Four years at Cornell. FREDERICK HENRY BOND, Freddie, Jamestown. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Jamestown High School. Four years at Cornell. AZg Heliosg Farmers, Week Committee, C. U. C. A. Cabinet, Eastman Stageg '86 Memorial Stageg The Cornell Countryman Board. ARTHUR KINGSLEY BOSANKO, Art, Glens Falls. Chemistry. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Glens Falls High School. Four years at Cornell. Huntington Club, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. CLARENCE COMSTOCKIBOTT, Skinny, Clinton. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Pre- pared at Clinton High School. Four years at Cornell. Acacia, Masonic Club. 1 - Lg,,JN. ,t1.,.,,,,r ,gi 1... me ,fu ,Qr A.. H. wg: gp. git ,rg 1-H K.. ,qu MM ,uk 435 us., r .M me mr ,tn lg we ui. ,rv ,Qt ,Ur ,an ,Ur ,. fm gg. me min. vm ,qi ,m ff.. .fn 3 1-.1 .vggrr 102 i 7 . 'lf' HL E 1 9 IZ.. 2. 'C O XL N E, L L T JEL N I-25,115 mt im mf ,rn An its- mt moitft sts! sf.. wr sn. mt ,t.iLLDg 'mr urn vf.r TQL Mft Ju. mf my N31 mr inf agp 4 5 1 V . . 9 il 5 3 . 9 Q 1 1 5 , . .V 1. C O - an fo. .LA rm ,Ur fm ff.. QQ. an nn .qifmgim 1533,-, mt ...Q mf mf mr ,ry - DONALD WALKER BOVAIRD, Don, Bradford, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Bradford High School. Two years at Cornell. LAURENCE ROBERT BOWER, 'fPat,,' Trumansburg. Veterinary. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Trumansburg High School. Four years at Cornell. A'If'g College Baseball Team 1, 2, 35 College Track Team 2. CLARENCE GREENFIELD BRADT, Bradtie, Rome. Agriculture. A Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Rome Free Academy. Three years at Cornell. AZ5 Varsity Crew Squadg Round-Up Club. , SIDNEY BRAUN, f'Red, New York City. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at 1 Y Stuyvesant High School. Four years at Cornell. 1 1 5 . 5 GEORGE IRVING BRAYMAN, Turk,,' Walton. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at f ' Walton High School. Four years at Cornell. Rod and Bob, Varsity Crew Squad 23 Varsity Foot- 3 ball Squad 33 College Crew 35 Varsity Football Team 49 Wearer ofthe CHQ Freshman Rush Commit- teeg Senior Banquet Committee, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. t. ROBERT EMERY BRITT, Bob, Brockport. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Spencer- port High School. Four years at Cornell. AZQ Heliosg College Honor Committee. 1 KNOX BRITTAIN,N Britt, Downsville. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Downs- Q ville High School. Four years at Cornell. 5 F JOHN DUNN BRQCKWAY, Brock, Syracuse. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Syrva- Z cuse Central High School. Four years at Cornell. KA, College Crew 15 Endowment Fund Commit- L1 1 3 tee, Freshman Advisory Committee. . 9 3 1 7 E gmi sm' mf :Ut ,Ut IQ- U33 ugggm Hffqgt ,tg niggggzngt H.. me min, ,Q. H... ,Qin-, me ,Ut IU. ,Mt mi it.. so . J 7 ' 1 2 z 4 . 1 2 3 J 5 3 21 i X ,l Y yi 1, 7 J i -5 W r ft l ' 3 l . Mi .mf 'cn ,Qt gm ny. ,tu ,rn rcrr ui. gy, JU, ,Ut .tsl ,lr 1. ,wr -.ir Lu. A-. Af. an HU ,fir if-l iw -,g,JLi4fu.t4'L'g A nl 103 HE i.9,2.2. COJLNELLIAN xg mzn inxiguixs sn. mfs vugmff WED' -ul Im-Lu.:-!.Lz.r H W ll i i 1 i Q l ! Q ! i U. cm 1... fo. 1-.- f-1- - U- fuznzgznn io- io- fm Au:-A cm::.ma I-In cm mf Ev fu- cnt -uczm M. ax me me mr min-1 E DONALD WINSLOW, BROWN, Don, -Punxsutawney, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-four. Pre- : pared atAndoverAcademy. Fouryears atCOrnell. ATA,2AX,SphinxHead,Chairman Freshman I . . . . . 3 , 5 Spring' Day Committee, Sophomore .Spring Day COmm1ttCCQ Freshman' Advisory Committee 3, i Council 4, Junior Promenade Committee, Senior Banquet Committee, Masonic Club, The Cornell 5 Daily Sun Board 2, Assistant Circulation Manager 3, Circulation Manager 4. ! EDWIN HOBART BROWN, Eddie, Wayne, Pa. Electrical En ineerin . A e twent . Pre ated at . , g g , g , Y P Harrisburg Academy. Four years at Cornell. Seal and Serpent, Quill and Dagger, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, The Cornell Em Board 1, 2, 3, Editor-in-Chief 4. FORREST JAGGER BROWN, Chubby,,' East Marion. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Greenport High School. Four years at Cornell. HENRY GASSAWAY BROWN, JR., Gass, East Orange, N. I. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one' ' Efepared at Baltimore Polytechnic Institute. Three years at Cornell. 21192, TBIT, Southerners ub. ' HENRY GEORGE BROWN, BroWnie,', South Dayton. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at South Dayton High School. Four years at Cornell. o NORMAN PIERSON BROWN, Brownie, N. P., Bernardsville, N. J. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Bernardsville High School. ' Four years at Cornell. AFP, Quill and Dagger, Hebs-Sa, Varsity Cross Country Team 3, 4, Varsity Track Team 2, 3, 4, Wearer of the C , Central Honor Committee 4, C. U. C. A. Council 4, .Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 2, President of Agricultural Association 4, Glee Club 2, 3. 4, British-American Club. ROBERT EDWARD BROWN, HR. E., Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Sharon E High School, Mass. Three and one-half years at Cornell. AACIJ, Quill and Dagger, Hebs-Sa, I Varsity Track Team, Varsity Cross Country Team, Wearer ofthe C , Spring Day Committee 3, 7 College Class President 3, Secretary, Student Council 4, Life Secretary of Class, Intercollegiate E Cross Country and TWO Mile Champion 4, Cross Country Club, Flying Club, British-American i Club, Agricultural Economics Club. RALPH WESLEY BRUNDAGE, Hornell. Agriculture. Age, tWenty. Prepared at Hornell High School. : Four years at Cornell. A : vu nv 1Qt nu ,Qi 133 33:33. ,Ut , x fuiznn 153133 433. 5K rim. fue ,Qt .tn ,Ut ,ut ,U l i A-LDC HJ: :uf 153 nn un if-4 ,Ur ,tu rut JU. ,tu :ru 1- 1. 1- ,Qi sur rp, ,rn l1 11 :Frm 103 Hu. DH Cl KU 'U 104 5-7' DillLR ' I! D EARL LOUIS BRUNETTE Beano Herkimer Veterinaiv Age twenty three Prepared at Herkimer High School Four years at Cornell QTE Assistant in Pathology and Bacteriology 3 4, Society of Comparative Medicine CARLETON ELLIOTT BRYANT JR Slim Mount Vernon Civil Engineering Age twenty Pre pared at Mount Vernon High School Four years at Cornell Varsitv Golf Squad 3 College Crew I The C0f7ZEZlC1U1lL'11gZ?1EZf Board Associate Editor 2 3 Editor in Ch1ef4 State Cash and Tuition Scholarships Dramatic Cl 1b 2 3 CLIFFORD MARTIN BUCK ClIlT Lagrangeville Agriculture Age twenty one Prepared at Poughkeepsie High School Four years at Cornell A7 Helios Farmers Week Committee 1 2 3 4 The Cornell Countryman Board 3 Circulation Manager 4 First Ring Memorial Prize 3 Assls tant Agiicultural Librarv 2 3 State Cash Scholarship HARRY FMMER BUCK Rochester Agriculture Age twenty four Prepared at Newark Valley High School Four years at Cornell GA College Baseball Team 2 3 Farmers Week Committee 2 3 Band 1 2 3 University Orchestra 1 2 THEODORE ALBERT BUHL Ted College Point. Agriculture. Age twenty two. Prepared at Flush ing High School. Four years at Cornell. ATA' Helios' College Crew l' College Cross Country Team 3' Freshman Tax Committee' Endowment Fund Committee 3' Assistant Manager of Inter- scholastic Track 3 Manager 4. OHN FLOWER BULLARD Johnny Ithaca. Veterinary. Age twenty-two. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. CD2 K' QTE' CIJKCIJ' Freshman Track Team' College Track Team' College Basketball Team' Varisty Track Squad 2' Freshman Advisory Committee' Freshman Tax Committee' Co-Op Advisory Committee' Colle e Honor Committee' College Honor Group 1' Society of Comparative Medicine' Masonic Club. THOMAS KENNETH BULLARD Doc Schuylerville. Agriculture. Age twenty-one. Prepared at Schuylerville High School. Four years at Cornell. APP' Hebs-Sa' Varsity Wrestling Team 3' Col- lege Honor Committee 3'. Cheerleader 3 4' College Class President 2' Student Representative The Cornell Countryman Board' College Athletic Director 4. CLAYTON MORSE BULLOCK Clayt Sharon Springs. Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Sharon Springs High School. Four years at Cornell. Scorpion' State Cash and Tuition Scholar- ships' War Service Scholarship. I ,UI ,I. glq ,I I , , I 1 I ,IL ,uiggg 413 gn II.. 1 I 1 I,I 1 I 1 K Jll K ul in J UL I f I Y inrinlin 1 I ru 1 I lu: rr 11 ' ' . ' 1 , , I 4 '. o , . . . 1 I . .. 5 , ' U . ,, . . . . ,. ., , . I . , . I . - I I 'u S . - 1 - - - 1 l u 1 1 1 1 3 L , . Cl ' ll ' ' ' - , , . 1 . , . . - 1 . 1, ., I . - ,. , 1 1 . l . 1 - 5 1 ' 1 ' , 1 -1 - . , . I , ' . . 1 , I 1 - I ' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - If lf ' ' - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 J ll il 1 1 1 3 7 Y Y 1 1 1 1 1 1 g 1 1 1 ll J, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I ll P, 1 1 1 1 A-rw-if I 1 1:21 an D 1 cr, M I9 1I,I 1 u 33355 ,..I fm ,fn 11 ll fra ,UI ,IH .gg ,CII ,I 1:1111 11:31 105 11E.'192.2. co1LNE.LLIA rp:-nxuzqnlcxciqnxz nxxxoiinrnroicrrrmnsxqr-111 ug nun: uxxugx ux:nI1nx11ox 1: ' i ya, 1. . , ,, 7 'G . A I ' ROBERT EMMETT BURK, Bob Denver Colo. Chemistry. Age, twentylone. Four years at Cornell. KL, TBTI, IIJKQN Al-Djebarg Freshman Tax Committee, Junior Promenade Committee, Chair- man, Senior Ball Committee, Manager of Freshman Crew. 4 1 e 4 n I 1 7 1.11.111-vgmniuznigmQI-11.-I11.1-1-111.111-iziuzi-111.111-1-1-:units-111-11:-111.111-izioixi-iuuioi1rnzznitnxca-11m1nI1nu I 1 ' 4 I J 1 ' 7 1 -w RICHARD MARTIN BURK, Dick, Okmulgee, Okla. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at a Glendale High School, Calif. Four years at Cornell. KZ, Quill and Dagger, Hebs-Sag Polo Team 3, Captain 43 Freshman Advisory Committee, Spring DayHop Committee, JuniorSmoker Committee, Masque 3, President 4, Mandolin Club 2, Glee Club 2: First Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 45 Beth L'Amedg Savage Club 3, 4, British-American Club, Officers Club, Polo Club 3, President 4, Foresters Club. KENNETH Cooiq BURROUGI-Is, Ken, Qeneva. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Pre7 pared at Geneva High School. Four years at Cornell. BENJAMIN TINGLE BURTON, Ben,,' Philadelphia, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-four. Pre- pared at Merzbacher's Tutoring School. Four years at Cornell. T' T, Aleph Samach, Sphinx Head, 1IJAfIJ, Junior Smoker Committee, Treasurer, New Rushing Association, Assistant Manager of Varsity Crew 3, Manager 4. , CHARLES BUTLER, Proctor, Vt. Law. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Proctor High School. Three years at Cornell. AI, A9411 ! EDWARD MUNSON BYRNE, Ed, Washington, D. C. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-five. l Prepared at Western High School. Four years at Cornell. Senators Club. ! WILLIAM ARTMAN CAINE, Bill, Wadsworth, Ohio. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Wadsworth High School. One year at Cornell. g WILEY NORTH CALDWELL, Y, Oak Park, Ill. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Pre- ! pared at Oak Park High School. Four years at Cornell. ACID. I ' G WH 'min' 'mix' 'CD 1 fn- Ink - 'ug lo- 'UL -Us an -iq:-1. Q 1 tw, ! ! Q , ! ' 'uf wr 1 JIt mt Im Ig. ,tn .gn MJ. ,Him ,cn 1. . . I 11-v-J 106 HE 1.9.2.1 COJLNELLIA in:-max-nciusmqmsmrx -:qi-rar-ru.n-1qx.v1i-vgxuqmxnxx:-rnnxzni Qm :Q 1 ro. xc O i n Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q IRVING IOSLYN CALL, Stafford. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Batavia High School. Four years at Cornell. GA, Helios. S ! ROBERT WOODWARD CALLOWAY, Cal, Merion, Pa. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Pre- ' pared at Phillips Exeter Academy. Four years at Cornell. ATA, Pyramid, S. A. T. C.. Football, 2 Team 1, Freshman Crew, Varsity Football Squad 23 Chairman, Sophomore Rush Committee, Stu- . dent Council 15 The Cornell Alnnualr Board, Associate Business Manager 3. JEROME CANTOR, Jerry, Buffalo. Law. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Hutchinson-Central High School. Four years at Cornell. BSP, College Basketball Team 2, 3, Boardman Club. S EARL LEONARD CARLSON, Len, Wesleyville, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. ! Prepared at Smethport High School. Four and one-half years at Cornell. GIEJ.RGEHLOlcKg5lCAi1LTgN, Ceddar Citly, Mom Agricglture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Jefferson l ity ig c oo. ne an one- alf years at ornell. i g . 5 BENJAMIN PALMETER CAREENTER, Ben, Pasadena, Calif. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- ! - two. Prepared at McKinley Manual Training School, Washington, D. C. Three years at Cornell. i AIKEQ Fresuhinan Track Team, Varsity Track Team 35 Weai'er Of the Cn, Freshman Advisory Com- i mittee, British-American Club, Senators Club. i CHARLES WILSON CARPENTER, Carp, Lake Mahopacf Civil Engineering. Age, twenty. Pre- ' pared at Katonah High School. Four years at Cornell. E EDWARD HOWARD CARR, E.H., Oyster Bay. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-Hve. Pre- I . . . i pared at Friends' Academy. Five years at Cornell. Masonic Club. Q 1- vmzmf yclnzm- are fmzm- lcn 1 - fm lS J3' can mn 1 4 'cn 101:33-Q fu- -xr:-1-1-1 Q Q ! 1- - -111.111-1 ,eg ,Cn rpg lag ggi .Qi agp gi ,rn at me It nr-pni:1u1.uusnu1n.1n Q mn:-nu in u l 107 HE 1912, COJLNELILIA R in Jn: JUL Arg fm JLEIDH 'Lu NL 'QL wwf wminf uv! wi 'luiihf lf vf 1:rL.7.C2r uw Rv :mt mor KJ.: SDJ wuz ng ru nw' E Ui! HAROLD FREVIONT CARR, Coon, Arcadla, Fla Electrrcal Engrneermg Age, twenty Four Pre pared at ohn B Stetson Unxversrty Four years at Cornell Scorp1on, TBTI HKN RALPH HERMON CARRINGTON, Oneonta Mechan1cal Engrneermg Prepared at Oneonta Hxgh School Four years at Cornell IDAZ, State Cash Scholarsh1p,A S M E CHARLES CRAWFORD CARTER, N1ck Rock Island, Ill Agrrculture Age, twenty five Prepared at St Albans School Washlngton, D C Three years at Cornell AAKIJ ulll and Dagger, Hebs Sa Varsltv Track Team 3,Vars1ty Cross Country Team 3, Captaln 4 Wearer ofthe C Freshman tee, Student Councrl, Brltlsh Ameruran Club Cross Country Club CHARLES HOMER CARTER, Nrclc Marathon Agrrculture Age, twenty Prepared at Marathon Hrgh School Four years at Cornell AZ Lreutenant R O T C 3 4 Round Up Club Officers Club 4 F A R O T C ASSOCIHIIOH 3, 4 ELLSWORTH JACKSON CARTER, Lowv1lle Arts and Scrences Age, twenty one Prepared at Low vxlle Academy Four years at Cornell AMES CLAYTON CARVER, I Fort Dodge, Iowa Arts and Scrences Age, twenty two Pre pared at Ames Hrgh School, Iowa Two years at Cornell GAO FRANCIS LAWTON CASEY, Frank Batavra Arts and Sc1ences Age twenty two Prepared at Batavra Hrgh School Four years at Cornell AZ'-IP KIJACID Sphrnx Head Sophomore Rush Com rnlttee Undergraduate Endowment Fund Commxttee, Masque Asslstant Manager of Freshman Track 3 Manager 4 EDWARD ALBERT CASLICK Ed Newfreld Vetermary Age, twenty Eve Prepared at Newfield Hrgh School Four years at Cornell QTE Acacra College Baseball Teaml 2 3 4 Colleve Soccer Team 3, 4 C U C A Councll, MRSOHIC Club Soclety ofComparat1Ve Medlcme ftL:D czmznmcnzm cxzmzczttm fcztmm 3 ,fn ,L LWQ 5 1 . . . . 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CHAD, Freshman Track Team, Sophomore Smoker i Committee, Masque. Pi MELBER BOWERS-CHAMBERS, Mel,,, Larchmont. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at , Townsend Harris Hall. Four years at Cornell. Sophomore Rush Committee, Junior Smoker Com- i mittee, Senior Class Day Committee, Masque. CARROLL WESLEY CHANDLER, Sunny, Moravia. Landscape Architecture. Age, twenty-tWO. Pre- pared at Moravia High School. Four years at Cornell. EIT. FRED CHARLES CHANDLER, IR., Fred, Cleveland, Ohio. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Pre- ' pared at East High School.. Four years at Cornell. 247, Quill and Dagger, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee, The Cornell Widow Board 2, 4, Assistant Business Manager 3. LAN Ko CHANG, UL. K., Peking, China. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Tsing Hua College. Three years at Cornell. Pllf, Central .Spring Day Committee 3, C. U. C. A. Cabinet 3, 4, Chinese Students Club, President 3, Cosmopolitan Club. MING KAO CI-IAo, Chao-Kung-Shih, Liao-Yang, China. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-nine. Pre- pared at .Peking Government University. Two years at Cornell. Pllf, Chinese Students Club, Cosmopolitan Club. SHEN CHU CHAO, Yu-Hsien, China. Civil Engineering: Age, twenty-live. Prepared at Govern- ment Preparatory School. Two years at Cornell. Chinese Students Club. HENRY OTIS CHAPMAN, Jr., Chappie,', Woodmere. Architecture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Phillips Exeter Academy. Four years at Cornell. IP' T, TB TI, Sphinx Head, Gargoyle, Fresh- man Track Team, Varsity Track Team 2, 3, 4, Wearer of the C , Freshman Spring Day Committee. - Tn: 3174 ll N jk HQVDW Elf ' :Dm xl Jin 1 l:Dx Hn wsu nn 'ICE CD1 HIL 'Eg Mu Aly JQD lkix :Nik lgn 5 3 5 5 9 P , 109 HE 1912. COILNELLIAN i : 1 2 F I .......-....,..........-...-...-...-...-...-...-...-...-I..-...-.....-:....-..I-.m-I.,-..i-I..-...-I..-.I..-I.:-ni-1.1.1.--f..-1.1 . g PAUL ANDREW CHAPMAN, f'Chappie, Auburn. Chemistry. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at ! Auburn Academic High School. Four years at Cornell. I I F ' . . 'J RUSSELL NICHOLS CHASE, Russ, Garden City. Law. Age, twenty-tWO. Prepared at Asheville School. Three years at Cornell. AACIJ5 Sophomore Endowment Fund Committee, Masque, British-American Club. ! DAVID WILLIAM CHENEY, Dave, St. Regis Falls. Veterinary. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at ' St, Regis Falls High School, Four years at Cornell. Acaciag Masonic Club. CHRISTIAN CI-IRISTIANSON, Chris, Butler, Pa. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-two.. Pre- pared at Butler High School. Four years at Cornnell. ' CIDKQ. WALKER LEE CISLER, Cis, Walk, Gradyville, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at West Chester High School. Four years at Cornell. Sphinx Head, Atmosg TB Hg CIP Kfbg Freshman Football Team, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team 2, 3, 45 Junior Spring Day Committee, College Honor Committeeg Senior Ball Committee, Central Honor Committee, ' A. S. M. E. A CARROLL BROMLEY CLARK, C. B., Ithaca. Mechanical Engineering. Age, thirty. Five years at i Cornell. HKN. i PHILIP COLEGROVE CLARK, Phil, New Yorlc'..City. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. 7 Prepared at Curtis High School. Four years at Cornell. Zodiac, Varsity Soccer Squad 2, 3. 'G' . ROBERT GREGORY CLARK, Bob, Denver, Colo. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. . Prepared at Cheyenne High School, Wyo. Four years at Cornell. A2433 TB H. -x:x.x:nr:x.xQIu:n1-uiN11--1.--in-pin-:I-1:1-mu.-.gn Im .. 1353 413 155313113 ,Qt fm ,UL A.. :ggi ,Q E -. 5 I . 5 ,- gat ,UI ,UK Q53 ,UI ,Ui ,ni me sm rest ,tu ,Q, 133 igt 1. ,Qt I , 110 1-Izmxxu Ixmgnxrn I-niuitnxziu-Qxsrxx-1111111-11111 in I:nI1n!1Iu 1 s Io, In Q 1:1115 L ,. .Y .,., ' U E ll 9 VZ., PL C O lil, MJ :Li L L ll ,LX X mr-mi mf nn nggm nn me mi. HM sf-T 'yi-f mt Jn. ng mf mr un im gmr wir W,-nm ,fifiyn ,uf ,OT ,N ,,, ll ni. my ii.. un im ,Qt mi .fn in. nn ny. nn nn me -.N ,W 1.1. We mf 133 lu. -in ,tn fur nn na nit nn aug mi ROBERT JOSEPH CLARK, Champ, Tully. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Tully High School. Four years at Cornell. KAP, Helios, Freshman Track Squad, Varsity Wrestling Squad 2, Varsity Wrestling Team 3, 4, Farmers' Week Committee 3, Lieutenant R. O. T. C., College Gridiron, Stock Judging Team 4, Junior Representative, Agricultural Association 3, Animal Husban- dry Club, Country Community Club. CHARLES 'HUBERT CLEARY, Baltimore, Md. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Baltimore Polytechnic Institute. Three years at Cornell. AXP, Varsity Lacrosse Squad 3, 4. IRA MARSOP COHEN, Marsp, Middletown. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Middletown High School. Four years at Cornell. fI1E1'I, College Crew 3, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, Freshman Debate Club. WILLIAM COHEN, Bill, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Newport News High School. Four years at Cornell. AE IT. KENNETH WATKINS CoLE, King, Avon. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Cascaclilla School. Four years at Cornell. WILLIAM WoR'r1-IY COLEMAITI, Bill, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Townsend Harris High School. Four years at Cornell. LEONARD BEEBER COLT, Len, New York City. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Horace Mann School. Four years at Cornell. AACID, Freshman Crew, Musical Clubs, British-American Club. ROBERT YVES COMBEMALE, Bob, Paris, France. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty. Pre- pared at Cascadilla School. Three years at Cornell. AAIIU, Sophomore Spring Day Committee, Cercle Francais, Secretary Z. . IZZ5' r nw-x-Q1 ,tn vfllilll fm ic.. ,Qt ,to:n1I:zw mimi lm ,tn N13 ni. ,Ut ,Ut ,in me An uit ,Ut ,cn U-,Q Laurin. .L-.a..ri.1,f-f..u,ic:L-'LLL mt Jug ns. ,ut IU, ,Ui ni. L ip, ,tg -Q. m. ni. an Lmiiii. nu iUL.fc::-.Y 111 1mzninmznrxnrnu-rx4-111:11-111-111u111:111-Izur11nqnrcm-z'linuxnxxnrxnniuixt-111n1n:1nx1nx:n111-1 HE 1.92.2 CORNELLIA rnx:m:mxn1:xur1xu1:-i:Iu:1-un nu 111.111-111 -x:n11xnx3Iu11nx1xo1 xi 1 1 xo. . n OLIVER DIXON COMSTOCK, Ollie, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Four years at Cornell. AX. WILLIAM CHAPIN CONDIT, Chape, Ithaca. Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Nutley High School, N. Four years at Cornell. College Cross Country Team 1, 2. l CHARLES CLEMENT CONGDON, Charlie, Norfolk. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Norfolk High School. Three years at Cornell. AFP, Farmers' Week Attendance and Informa- tion Committee 2, 3. FREDERICK SAMUEL CONKLIN, Conk,,' Shelter Island Heights. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twen- ty-two. Prepared at Shelter Island High School.. Fouryears at Cornell. Huntington Club, Fresh- man Baseball Team. ' FRANK ELLSWORTH CONKLING, IR., Cap, Patchogue. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Patchogue High School. Four years at Cornell. ET, Officers Club, The Cornell Civil Engineer Board 2, 3. GEORGE HOWARD CONNAUGHTON, Connie, Albuquerque, N. Mex. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty- six. Prepared at Blume High School. Two years at Cornell. Cosmopolitan Club. JUNIUS FORD CooK, Cookie, June, Whitney Point. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared atllthaca High School. Four years at,Cornell. Q32 K, Sphinx Head, Varsity Track Team 2, 3, 4, Vars1ty Soccer Team 3, 4, NACE , Wearer of the C , Cross Country Club, British-American Club. NELSON EVANS Cook, Nels, Wheeling, W. Va. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Wheeling High School. Four years at Cornell. rxnnuxuunuxnui:-11.-11n:cu.-114---Nia..131111.an-1-114-r1n.1l-1 1:5 agp 13253 ,QI 15-1 .AH ,ua L-11 UH 'UC ill HM HH HH 114 :gn 111 1L.n 11.12111 11 1- IQ- 1 112 L U T t-H Il 'il '37 'Q fl fm? nl- 7 T 'U J l .LL ,,, , ta.. Le. .., V . V -. -I -L A for in. nn Huggy. M, me -,uf sri, ,rw -in I.,-I -if-. an nn un vm :fy ml R'-f'ITic 2-IW rw IQ: vm' me nn fin-nn :nr nn ---- 14111-'v 'AAL wi 1-f- iw wr I-wr fm roi wi wi I-H vi-I HH 1-1- -M mf an wt mr rt oi nn y,3,4v,r ,fir l gg OWEN SHEPARDICOOK, Cookie, Evanston, Ill. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Marinette Hlgh School. Four and one-half years at Cornell. 9 . , EARL ELEAZER COQLEY, Kid, Milford, N. H. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Cascadilla School. Four and one-half years at Cornell. CDAZI. WILLIAM HAMMILL COON, Bill, Homer. Law. Age, twenty-tWO. Prepared at Homer High School. Four years at Cornell. GEORGE COOPEP., George, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Boys' High School. Four years at Cornell. AEH. DWIGHT LAT1-IROP COPELAND, Cope, 'fDoc, West Bridgewater, Mass. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Howard High School. Four years at Cornell. KT, College Honor Committee, The Cornell Civil Engineer Board, Managing Editor 4. HERBERT GUY COPP, Herb,,' Rock lsland, Ill. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-tW0. Pre- pared at Lake Forest Academy. Four years at Cornell. AT. ROGER BAILEY CORBETT, Rog, Takoma Park, D. C. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Washington Central High School. Four years at Cornell. KAP, CIPKQ, Hebs-Sa, Varsity Track Squad 3, Agricultural Banquet Committee 3, Farmers, Week Committee 1,3, Freshman Spring Day Committee, Endowment Fund Committee, College Honor Committee 3, Secretary ofAgricultural Association, Kermis Cast 3, 4, C. U. C. A. Cabinet 3, 4, Senators Club, Country Community Club, Manager of Freshman Handbook 4. l PAUL EUGENE CORBIN, Corb, Ithaca. Chemistry. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. Fzilliru Lgu .Inn :Inn un nu aut ici, ,Int 1--A ,rn un :Cu iii- ,i,i 1 Un PU- DH urn :ru nu :uk nn Qin Inna :nk :ut 1 E... l fm ,. , ,M Y, 5. AJ. .Ui ns. nigga ..-. ,UI .-. ni- Jn- lift-.Lair-aragirs' -- 'rv' 113 ll E F. 9 72. 2. C O RN E L L I A - r 'NT-TTTI I 1 V JUL un :ur Iv: Jun Lu' ALL: MIL ftu. wx-A1 wrv-lDf Vg! ill. 134501 Y 'U' WUI lffjf.-.QL-K. -O. wi IU. uf. mimi IU. H.. uf. AL mg Aw N. H.. mi HA mi QA mi fm 10- ,Q-. 1-II -UI ,UI NI. .uc ,uc nn mg, ll EDWARD CORNBLUM, Aurie, Buffalo. Law. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Hutchinson-Central High School. Four years at Cornell. TEfIU, Freshman Crew Squad, Varsity Crew Squad 25 College Honor Group 13 MB. BLAIR SHIPMAN CORNEY, f'Blair, New York City. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-tWO. Prepared at Morris High School. Eour years at Cornell. BQ Hg Pyramid, Mandolin Club 3, 4. EDWARD HARRISON CORNISH, Eddie,,' Cortland. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Cortland Normal High School. Four years at Cornell. EH, Sphinx Head, Scabbard and Blade, Varsity Basketball Team 2, 3, 45 Wearer ofthe C , 'Major R. O. T. C. 4. EDWARD TAYLOR COUPAL, Coop, BLiH alo. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Buffalo Technical High School. Four years at Cornell. HKA3 The Cornell Em Board, Assis- tant Photographic Editor 2, Photographic Editor 3. JAMES SAMUEL COWAN, Jimmie, Hobart. Agriculture. Age, tWCnty-tW0. Prepared at Mercers- burg Academy. Four years at Cornell. HKAQ Aleph Samachg Sphinx Head, Hebs-Sa: Varsity Baseball Team 2, 3, College Championship Basketball Team 1, Z, 33 Wearer of the C , Freshman Advisory Committee, Junior Smoker Committee, Senior Ball Committee. JOHN MARK COWAN, Johnnie, Hobart. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Hobart High School. Four years at Cornell. H KA, Varsity Cross Country Squad 3, 4-3 Manager of Student Room Agency. RAFAEL MARIO COWLEY, Havana, Cuba. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Clark School. Eour years at Cornell. JOHN EARL CRAIG, Roanoke, Va. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Virginia Mili- tary lnstxtute. One year at Cornell. Southerners Club. ' H.. .., I amino- I . ,... I t ,rw H .. . W K IH Q , D -. tr tio t for M.. M. ui. 5. ,Qt .Ur HI. ,UI M.. .Ut ,Ut N. Tl c ,UI nn ,ur nn nn ,UI ,tn int not nu nn ,IA 1. ,gt nn gy- An f... ,QI .ui 11: HI. gn g Au 114 H E I. 9 Z. 2. C O R, N E L L I At N lppzsnxrxol tuxxnxxnxxx 1QjDd1 n nmipr snr wi nn :Tir : r:r png vgwgruwi mr' img 1515 mmf QQ.: :Ur nu uv Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q i 111-1-nr-nga-irnrgnixni1x-114-n11un1ux1m1ni1 mj31 . ..,. 13. mt 1A-1 IELZKN Quint :gg iqigyjut JQL ,Qt gl... 5-LLL F JUDSON CRAIGHEAD, Wilkinsburg, Pa. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Wilkins- burg High School. Four years at Cornell. ZAE5 Rod and Bob, College Crew 1, College Cross i Country Team 2, 3. I ALBERT MASON CRAMPTON, Buddie, Moline, Ill. Law. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Moline High Schoola Four years at Cornell. B91-Ig QACIJ5 College Basketball Team 2, 35 Sophomore Spring Day Committee. DEAN DEFOREST CRANDELL, Porky, Waverly. Chemistry. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Waver- ly Hlgh School. Four years at Cornell. 2113 State Cash Scholarship, War Service Scholarship, Second Lieutenant F. A. R. O. T. C., Officers Club. PERRY BENSON CRANE, Brooklyn. Law. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Boys' High School. Four years at Cornell. AX. LLOYD ZABRISKIE CRISFIELQ, Cris, Brooklyn. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Pre- - pared at Erasmus Hall High School. Four years at Cornell. ZAEg Varsity Soccer Squad 2, 3. ' STEPHEN ROY CRISSEY, Glenwood, N. J. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at.Hardyston E High School. Four years at Cornell. Hoover Relief Committee, C. U. C. A. Council, Forestry ! Club 1. HAROLD WALDO CRONK, Toronto, Ontario. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Parkdale Collegiate Institute. Two years at Cornell. 5 - IRVING HENRY CROWNE, Iules,'l New York City. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Pre- . pared at Richmond Hill High School. Two years at Cornell. KE, Flying Club, Rocky Mountain 1 Club, Fencing' Club. I 1.1 ng out .qt mn 15333133 15333. ,gg .gg ,f . ,QA ,cn .tk ,gg gg. mt .tn ,Qt ,Ut ,Qt ,Ur .Ut rggi ,Ht 5 E 9 l r . ...t A... .rr-fu'. . Lfw 112, un. MJ. nu -pr 14:3 ,mf :Ut nn ggf Ast N ,nt 14543231 Ay. Af. im J . .V 115 HE 192.1 COJLNELLIAN I-1-x -cm xixuxtxexin -1-mei-.Q-n-:nan .num ni-I. nxcnxxnrnm 1 I l i l Q Q ! ! ! Q ! ! . mx:-az. --1- mi im ei- to- -m fm nu:z:n::o- I ' ' HERBERT CROXTON, Herb, Massillon, Ohio. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Massillon High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. All-Cornell Dance Committee, ' Senior Ball Committee. CORNELIUS CAMPBELL CRUSEL, Curly, C. Cf, New Orleans, La. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty- two. Prepared at Warren Easton Boys' High School. Four years at Cornell. ZAE5 Rod and Bob. JOSEPH IRWIN CULVER, Joe, New York City. Chemistry. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Sewanee Military Academy. Two years at Cornell. AXE. BARTOW STRANG CURTIS, Curt, Elmira. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at . Elmira Free Academy. One year at Cornell. Zodiac, Freshman Track Team. I ' Joi-IN MILTON CURTISS, JR., Curt, Alexander. Agriculture. Age, twenty-Hve. Prepared at Alex- ander High School. One year at Cornell. Round-Up Club. ' EDWARD VAN CLEFT CUSI-IMAN, 'fCush, Norwich. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Norwich High School. Four years at Cornell. HOWARD BAKER CUsI-IMAN, Cush, Howie, East Aurora. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Lafayette High School, Buffalo. Four years at Cornell. BOTIQ Aleph Samachg Sphinx Head, EAXQ Junior Promenade Committee, General Spring Day Committee il-g Manuscript Club, Masque l, 2, 3, 43 British-American Club, Thfcornfll Widow Board 1, 2, 3, Editor-in-Chief 45 State Cash Scholarship. I REGINALD ALLEN DADDYSMAN, Daddy, Rex, Medford, Ore. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. ' Prepared at Oregon State College. One year at Cornell. OA N, Polo Team, Captain F. A. R. 5 O. T. C. I nxxraxnrxxuqmxizn11-min:1l-n:l-x1xu:nigI-i1iu1.- fain- miglt gn. 5:5 n: z ,Ut 153 ,ut ,Ut K.- Q 2 V 'Ui 79' 'mln 'KH 'ffl ITF iffi H71 ILN MICE! H11 1' 'UL If 116 -1 .. .. ... 'T' 1 W il 9 ? ? G R lil Hi L V ll 1 T k-L ,- .. fs. .1 -, Q -A M mr ,Ur ,in an i.-- ml f..i .ol io-, fin. snf mf ,fu mr ,Ur mf mr 193 im our wif mf :FT-Tffr' aim'-,i,. snr- ,,,, ,W F ,Q. ,oi io. Ji.. fn. ,Ui affirm M, 1... ,ig .Ui mczxrzu nn 1... me mi :gn me mt ,Ui for im mf me me mi ng'-i L. ALFRED DANGLER, JR., Al, Cleveland, Ohio. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at East High School. Four years at Cornell. ACID. WALTER ROWLINQ DANN, Danny, New Haven, Conn. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Hillhouse High School. Four years at Cornell. DAVID NATHANIEL DATTELBAUM, Dave, Woodmere. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at DeWitt Clinton High School. Four years at Cornell. BEP, IDB K, QKCIJ, College Baseball Team 2, 3, '86 Memorial Stage, Debate Squad 4, College Honor Group 1, 2. HoRAcE FRANKLIN DAVIES, Spitz, Roselle, N. J. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Roselle High School. Four years at Cornell. XT, Sphinx Head, Hebs-Sa, Freshman Football Team, Varsity Football Team 2, Varsity Baseball Team 2, 3, Captain 4, Wearer of the C , Freshman Advisory Committee 2, 4, Senior Banquet Committee, C. U. C. A. Council, Major Sports Council, KB'-19, Beth L'Amed, Sunday Night Club. SAMUEL ELMER DAVIS, Sam, West Albany. Forestry. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Schenec- tady High School. Three years at Cornell. Forestry Club, President 4, Editor-in-Chief of The Cornell Forextrr. LESTER DAVISON, Dave, St. Joseph, Mo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at St. joseph Central High School. Three years at Cornell. CIJA9. CARL EMMETT DEAN, Duke, Corry, Pa. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Corry High School. Two years at Cornell. KW. RENE CESAR DEL CAMPO, Del, Havana, Cuba. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Institute of Havana. Four years at Cornell. College Baseball Team, College Crew, Valentine Club, Chess Club, Latin-American Club, A. S. M. E. Jin -in nn :Qt 431, wig. use ,in Ju. H.. uit Hi, ,in ,Ui im H.: gg, ,uc ,rg ,gt ,Ut Air 104 nu ,Ut it l X IL-'L 'ui tn- ip. -ui ,cu :cb :Ui ,Ut 11-rr un Irs, ii in. un i-wi 1-'I H- -ua mu If v img.: ,734 117 ue. 192.1 CORNE.gggI.L1A I , sm, mf my mf vulirwf ,gm-rrn -main: vm-if-I mf for mf Xu um mf im nwwi E .H ... in LQ. ,in ,ui im ui. Hi. mf I... Hn mi ,tu ,Ut EL,-,Lint me mf Cn. in GILBERT HENRY DENTON, IR., Gilly, Denver, Colo., Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at East Denver High School. Four years at Cornell. ZCIDE, Janus. JOSEPH KYLE DEYYQR, Joe, Bellevue, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Pennsylvania Military College. Four years at Cornell. DAX, British-American Club, Lawrence- ville lub. LEO JAMES DICIANNI, Deke, Buffalo. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Hutchinson-Central High School. Four years at Cornell. EIT, Scabbard and Blade, Rifle Team 2, 3, 4, Captain R. O. T. C. 3, 4, Officers Club. WILSON SHANNON DODGE, Bill, Cleveland, Ohio. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at University School. Four years at Cornell. AIP, Sphinx Head, Atmos, Varsity Football Team 2, 3, Captain 4, Wearer of the C , Spring Day Hop Committee 2, 3, Senior Ball Committee, giaptain RCOBT. C. 2, Major 3, Student Council 2, 4, Class Treasurer, Cornellian Council, Majura, ficers lu . ' WILLIAM HERMAN DOHM, Willie, New York City. Veterinary. Age, twenty-tW0. Prepared at Evander Childs High School. Three years at Cornell. QT2. Joi-IN HENRY DOMINICK, Buffalo. Law. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Hutchinson-Central High School. Four years at Cornell. AGKIJ, Assistant in Physical Education 2, 3, 4. s WILLIAM RQLLAND DOUGAN, Bill, New York City. Chemistry. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Morris High School. Four years at Cornell. CIJAGJ, Varsity Crew Squad 3, 4. WILLIAM BOONE DOUGLASS, Ir., Bill, Washington, D. C. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Eastern High School. Three years at Cornell. AELID, Al-Djebar, Senators Club. 5 E :IZ-.zur sm I... sri. ,mint tg, ,ggi-.,. not ,Qt ,qgmgigg ,Q. 1... ,rn M3555 git Ing. ,Qt .Qr M. ,In ,UI ir.. 435 ,Qu P U-11 nr :Ut u I4 :Ii 11 mr I. II if ir Jen at Ja n xr 1x.n 1114 ii J: xc 14 in. num A 1Te xr Jil. It HCD 1- 11 :Ill H 1 H L 118 ' H E I. 9 2. 2. 'C 0 R, N E L L 1 A HLKQYUK IUC E l 'U' 'HL Hlflib- HKU f YW' KU Ylfif l11 int :Ur Jrwr fur 107 DLX :Ur unr QQJ 'Bur Mi . ,gg .ru ...ziggy ,rn ,ra 1.1. 5.1 mr 13,1 ,Gln mr .Ur 135 ,Dr ,Qt ,wr fm 11:16 SEWELL HENRY DOWNS, Riverhead. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Riverhead High School. Four years at Cornell. Varsity Track Team, Varsity Basketball Team, Wearer ofthe CH, College Honor Group 2, A. S. M. E. LOUIS EVERETT DRAGO, Lou, Richmond Hill. Law. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Jamaica High School. Six years at Cornell. EI-I, University and Novice Boxing Champion, 135-pound Class 3, Musical Clubs 1, 2, Masque 3, Savage Club, Officers Club. HAROLD JENKINS DUDLEY, Dud, Silver Creek. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at Silver Creek High School. Four years at Cornell. Huntington Club. ALBERT STANLEY DUNCAN, Dunk, Brooklyn. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Erasmus Hall High School. Five years at Cornell. fI1KZ, Quill and Dagger, Senior Ball Committee, The Cornell Widow Board 2, 3, Art Editor,4, 5. GEORGE SHELLABARGER DUNHAM, Shorty, Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Winona High School. Five years at Cornell. HKA, Sphinx Head, Freshman Foot- ball Team, Varsity Crew Squad 2, 3, 4, College Crew 3, Wearer of the C , Freshman Banquet Committee, The Cornell Widow Board 2, 3, 4, 5. g LESLIE NOYES DURYEA, Les, Auburn. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Auburn Academic High School. Four years at Cornell. ATA, Sphinx Head, Atmos, EAX, lgfandolin Club 1, 3, University Orchestra 1, 2, Masonic Club, Flying Club, The Cornell Daily Sun oard 2, 3, 4. HAROLD IRVING ECKERSON, Eck, Akron. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Akron High School. Four years at Cornell. 2412. LAURENCE W1LsoN EDDY, Larry, Ed, Bridgeport, Conn. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- two. Prepared at Bridgeport High School. Four years at Cornell. Freshman Cross Country Team, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Cross Country Squad 2, 4, College Basketball Team 2, College Cross Country Team 2, Officers Club, Polo Club 3. HZIUD1 i41lvKl 1:33. ,miata 1--1 'cu 'cram 1-11:11 ma rm 1cn:m.1 Ml Mc fu- wr rg' fm :Ur un rpg 11 115, ,Ur nu 115 MJ. ,Q . . I' GUY A 119 rr yor All nn In I.-I fri- 1... Arc ,Ui -.nf snr n..f 'fn 1-ti, nn Li-if mr nn lui nn wir ,inf nw it-I nx mi vnr um: I LE t9,z.2, CORNRLLIA Lu Yi' .ug ggggm I... Ai. ,IR for ,Ui ...inn Q. url,-ggi .Ui ,tn ...J-,ggig Nt mt mr fur ,nt mi iw ggi 1... ny ng ,uc Jin gn n. ARTHUR ROBINSON EDWARDS, Bob, Marysville, Ohio. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Marysville High School. Four years at Cornell. EAE. GEORGE DEWEY EIDT, f'Shorty, New York City. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Stuyvesant High School. Four years at Cornell. STANLEY ELKAN, Dingo, Macon, Ga. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at Lanier High School. Four years at Cornell. HIDE H. EDUARDO ELLI, Santiago del Estero, Argentina. Mechanical Engineering. Age, tvventy-five. Pre- pared at Argentine National College. Four and one-half yearslat Cornell. Varsity Soccer Team 3, 4, ACF , Wearer of the HC , Cosmopolitan Club, Latin-American Club, A. S. M. E. JOHN JAMES ELSON, Jack, Tonawanda. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Tona- wanda High School. Four years at Cornell. KIDBKQ Undergraduate Scholarship, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, Freshman Debate Club. WILLIS HENRY ELWOOD, Bill,J' Lockport. Mechanical Engineering. Age, tWenty.' Prepared at Lockport High School. Four years at Cornell. State Cash Scholarship. STERLING HOWARD EMERSON, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-One. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. AFP, CIJKKIJ, H-eliosg Freshman Track Squadg Varsity Track Squad 2, 3, 4-5 Varsity Cross Country Squad 2, 3, 4, cCcc g Co-Op Advisory Committee, College Honor Group 3, Cross Country Clubg Pistol Club. WILLIAM THALHEIMEB EMERY, Bill, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Four years at Cornell. sn: :tn an ,in uit rin fqgjq. ID- I... M. .tn IQ. ,in ...I .Ut ,vi writ mt .Ut ,Q ,rn ,Ut ,Ut ,ur ,cu ,vt IU. wt ,Ut ,Qt :ui use ,Ur ,fir I-,Ir ,Ut :mr ,Ut KH Im. As. I. ,Q. ,tit 1131 ni. L13 vu ,Ui ,tri ni- 13.-I 5311 gr-rr 120 I rl 'A .1AIrcf1tz, no. ,Ur w,-5 mr .gn tor zur :cn uri 134 Q 4 us. ,ru no ni. nr. ,au AU1.flL-JDZEALLLZEJJIQ.,r?'r..ECCi. W' H Er' B. 9 El. lil, N L L ii is 3 V umm mr nu mf 1... nn ,Ur A. .N We ir.-V nw Mr-ua.r..:,f.u,zu.:oJrsf mr-jQ3.wn.1 vw v.u.1.-1Lr4f'Y'7f'fg-ui.JuJ FFF Tm im nn 1' E U J Ii 1 A 9 1 IQ .l fl 1 HASKEL EPSTEIN, Ep, Brooklyn. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Boys' 1 High School. Four years at Cornell. RUDOLF 'ITHURE 'ERrcKsoN, Pete, Harrison. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Harrison High School. Three years at Cornell. WILLIAM HAROI.D EVANS, Deac, Rome. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Rome High School. Four years at Cornell. State Cash Scholarship. WILLIAM LITTELI. EVERUT, Scoop, Ossining. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Drum Hill High School. Five years at Cornell. 9AgTB1'Ig4IDKfDg HKNQ Rifle Team 33 C. U. C. A. Cabinet 25 College Honor Group 3, 4g State Cash Scholarship, A. I. E. Instructor 5 in Electrical Engineering 4, 5. 1 WALTER AUGUST JULIUS EWALD, Red, Utica. Landscape Architecture. Age, twenty-one. Pre- 1 pared at Utica Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. ATQg CID Kill, Freshman Advisory Committ- tee 3, 45 Masque, Savage Club. 1 Peres. THOMAS FARRELL, Pete, Corona. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Newtown High School. Three years at Cornell. MORRIS FEIN, Brooklyn. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Boys' High School. Four years at Cornell. SAMUEL HENRY FEINSON, Sam, Brooklyn. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Boys' High School. Four years at Cornell. CIJAH, College Crew 25 State Cash Scholarship. E F vu ,in in up ,MA gg Lg.. ,eu 14:5 ,Dt ,rn ,Him .gr ,Qi M.. M1331 55. 55. ,cg ,Ur an ,Ur ,Ur frm A-r ,He me l. A is l 3 l .fl 3 1 J J 3 ji -.1 v il 4l 'll -H ll ae El 121 HE 192.1 CORNELLIA I ,tx mr .rrr-mf mt nn me 1.1. me lucy., gg. .Ur gif me sugar if :r vm-3.1: PQLLM gl-LJ-1 my mf yu, .nf JOSEPH JAY FELpMAN,. Iay, .New York City. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at DCW1tt.Cl1HfIOl1 High School. Four years at Cornell. EAM, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, University Orchestra. ELWOOD GERARD FELDSTEIN, Feldy, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Pre- pared at Horace Mann School. Four years at Cornell. CDE H. Lucius BARZILLAI FENTON, Piso, Nunda. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Pike Seminary High School. Four years at Cornell. State Cash Scholarship. SEYMOUR WASHINGTON FERRIS, Froggy, Cy, Springfield, Mass. Chemistry. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Hunter High School. Four years at Cornell. Huntington Club, State Cash Scholar- ship. ' K e BYRON KENNETH FIELD, Red, Port Richmond. Agriculture. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Curtis High School. Four years at Cornell. HENRY LEON FINKELSTEIN, Fink, Ithaca. Law. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at lthaca High School. Five years at Cornell. QJZA, Freshman Debate Club, Varsity Debate Squad 2, 3, Boardman Club. THOMAS DAVID FINN, IR., Tom, Marty, Exeter, N. H. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Phillips Exeter Academy. Four years at Cornell. EAE, Sphinx Head: Rod and Bob, Freshman Football Team, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Cross Country Team, Varsity Track Team, Varsity Hockey Team, Captain 4, Varsity Football Team, College Cross Country Team, College Baseball Team, cCCc , Wearer ofthe C , Junior Spring Day Committee, Senior Spring Day Committee, Senior Banquet Committee, President of C. E. Association, Chairman, College Honor Committee, The Cornell Civil Engineer- Board, Major Sports Council, Representative of Wearers of the C , Exeter Club, Cross Country Club. - CHARLES ARTHUR FISHER, Chick, Brooklyn. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Friends' School. Four years at Cornell. KW, Scabbard and Blade, College Swimming Team 2, First Lieu- tenant R. O. T. C. 3, Captain 4, Officers Club, Fencing Club, 'H' UV' KH PKK ICN KID H EL JDE- 1 1 Ilivk 1 f1 - lCB 4 ICE 140 NH 'UK ED JUL L .U -rr-n-mr of in 1 in-, 151 :Ut ,fn rut 155 .Ut ,Ut M1151 ,ui A 10- mf un nu ...I 122 HE 19.2.2 COILNELLIA gui ciznxzxsxgxuzn 153 Arr-111-1151 ,1 y ful,-,mf 1n,Ljwr 5 un vrvT'1rwr vu: :rw :tx nur lxof nur :Qt :mr I V- aims wczwf :of --uzm an fm I-A fL1 t rcs on mf an mt fnzfv- IUK fczzmf for me af., .AI mr .II ROBERT BRADLEY FISHER, Bob, Ithaca. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. I LEXVIS ELMER FITCH, Lewie, Cornish, N. H. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Kim- ball Union Academy. Four years at Cornell. College Crew 3, Dramat1c Club. CHARLES HENRY FLETCHER, Fletch, Detroit, Mich. Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at The Hill School. Four years at Cornell. KA, Al-Djebar, Hill School Club. JOHN SUTLIFF FONDA, Iack,', Funny,,'IohnstoWn. Chemistry. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Johnstown High School. Four years at Cornell. AXE, College Honor Committee 3, 4, Treasurer of Chemistry Association 4. ORLANDO BAILEY FOOTE, Bail, Hobart. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Blair Academy. Four years at Cornell. IIKA, College Baseball Team, Blair Club. DUDLEY EDWARDS I FOSTER, Dud, Morristown, N. I. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Barringer High School. Four years at Cornell. HKN5 Novice Cross Country Team 3, 4, British-American Club. HODGEN TORREY FOSTER, Torrey, Utica. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at Utica Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. QA9, Sphinx Head, Atmos, TB 1-I, fI3'KiIJ, Sopho- more Endowment Fund Committee, Junior Promenade Committee, Senior Class Day Committee, The Cornell Widow Board 2, Circulation Manager 3, Business Manager 4. SAMUEL MERRILL FOSTER, Moo, Canton. Agriculture. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Canton High School. Two years at Cornell. B9 H, College Cross Country Team 3, 4. v-in Im 1.13 ,QI gn .am I... 41. .. t ,CD ,Ut AA ,gg mr ,qt ,ut me Au am uit ,Ut :cn 1f fmt K.. gm wr an JU. Ig. IU. ,111 ,Ut a:::1.Jzn am s. I 123 HE 19.22. COILNELLIA Qmzu m1 1 uzzruxtnnnnsxg-:min x-1111: o mi nl Snr nu uw ,mr xx TQ: am :rv our mznz in n::xn:m l3l3Dm ,-rr-153 GETI-IIN THOMAS FOWLER, Geth, Salt Lake Crty, Utah Law Age, twenty three Prepared at Salt Lake Hlgh School Three years at Cornell QJAO QJACIJ HOWARD NELSON FRANCIS, Fran, udge, Svracuse Law Age, twenty three Prepared at Svracuse North Hrgh School Four years at Cornell A9115 Freshman Basketball Squad College Basketball Team 2, 3, -I College Tax Commlttee 4 Law Smoker Commlrtee 3 4 All Cornell Dance Commrttee 3 Independent Assocrauon, Cha1rman of Councll 3 Treasurer 4 Scroll and Spade, Masque 2, 3, 4 Freshman Debate Club HAROLD JEROME FRANK, Mayor, Ogdensburg Arts and Sclences Age, twenty two Prepared at Phxlllps Exeter Academy Four years at Cornell ITACIP Exeter Club Masque 3 AMES VERNON FRANK, J V Poplar Bluff Mo Law Age, twenty two Prepared at Poplar BlulTH1gh School Four years at Cornell QA9 Aleph Samach Sphmx Head KIDACIJ ZAX Sopho more Smoker Commlttee, Sophomore Sprlnz Day Commlttee, Sophomore Endowment Fund Com mlttee, Chalrman, umor Sprlng Day Commlttee, Freshman Advrsory Commlttee, The Form!! Dmly Sun Board 1 2 Assrstant Manager 3, Manager 4 WILLIAM EAGLETON FRENAYE, B1ll Ashevrlle N C Mechanxcal Engrneerrng Age twenty two Prepared at Salnt Paul s School Four years at Cornell ZIP' Freshman Banquet Commlttee Freshman Advrsorv Commlttee 3 Sem1Centenn1al Endowment Fund Comm1ttec 3 Masque 3 Beth LAmed T A C SIDNFY FRIEDMAN, Tease, New York Cltv Medlcme Age, twenty two Prepared at Town send Harrxs Hall Four years at Cornell QCPB Medical Clrcle, Vesahan Socrety WILLIAM FUCI-Is, B111 New York Clty Arts and Scrences Age, twenty two Prepared at Morrxs H1gh School Three and one half years at Cornell State TUIIIOD Scholarshlp AVERY EDWARD FULLER, Abe Holley C1v1l Engmeermg Age, twenty live Prepared at Holley Hlgh School Four years at Cornell ng:-r1mnn fr.. 1 1. -U .,. Q. 1. l rm at I ,W It . I 1 1 L rut :Ur 104 rut :ne 1 If 77 ' L - 1 7- - . H' . . , . If 17 HJ !! - . . . - s , s . Q A . . . S . - , 2 - S 1 S ' 5 A - ll J! ' - ' - . . Q Q . J U D I - . A , . . , - , . . I . - - S S 1 3 S ' ' . ' ' 1. - . J . . 1 ' a 1 - H . ,, . . . . V , , . . . , I , - ' . . - . . . , f , . 3- ' ' 5 5 , . , . . . I4 I! ' ' ' . . I g . ' . , rr ' as - - - . , . . . 4: rr ' ' ' ' , . . . 'BEZEL 1433 1-fl :aim Jizz- lm 1 - 'CD .tn 133313 ,ID gg , .Ut ,ta au- rut mg 1, 1 ,414 ,tn ,fn Q. ,an ,cn .Ln IU. .. . . I am no . D3 1 In f E51 CCI? Q KD -rr 'CD 1 U3 1 3 124 T EE Et 9. 9 'L Z C O R. .Bl E L L E fx. if '-qtyt-,gixrlnit nn itivftn ,tai tw' nn mt N5 HH ...E ,pr Hu lm L1 mf :raglan it-LL-yur urn uw utr ATT? but Ky yy ,mf mf ,Of- f A , Q 5 E 5 i 1t ,ni fo. iczi uf. im flll mt ru. 1.1. ,... fri. A31-mg,-355. ,W nf. ...Q ,of 1315 N1 rut .Ut in Huggy, ,Mt-mMkJY,,, ,,D ,ng Q. 5 MITCHELL TIFFT GALBREATH, Mike, Gal, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenfy-tWO. 3 N Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Four and one-halfyears at Cornell. GPA, Freshman Football . Squad, Varsity Basketball Squad Z, 3, 4. 1 PETER COLEMAN GALLIVAN, Pete,', Buffalo. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Pre- 2 pared at Lafayette High School. Five years at Cornell. KW, Cornell Catholic Club, Vice-Presi- 3 . dent 5. 3 5 CARL HAMANN GANS, Doc, Joe, High Bridge, N. J. Arts and Sciences. Age, twent -three, A . . . . Y Prepared at High Brid e H1 h School. Four years at Cornell. fIJKEg Dramatic Club 3. g g : JOSEPH CHARLES GARDNER, Joe, Hudson Falls. P Landscape Architecture. Age, twenty-two. Pre- B pared at Hudson Falls High School. Four years at Cornell. GTA, Band 1, 2, University Orchestra 23 E E Mandolin Club 2, 3, 4, Adirondack Club. Z HARRY GARFINKEL, Brooklyn. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at Eastern District Hi h 5 . . .g - School. Four years at Cornell. College Basketball Team, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, 5 Undergraduate Scholarship, Chess Team 1, 2, 3, Captain 45 Chess Club. E ROBERT BAYARD GARRABRANT, Bob, Bloomfield, N. I. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. , Prepared at Montclair Academy. Four years at Cornell. Q HENRY HARRISON GARR'ETT, Hen, Pittsburgh, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Pre- : pared at Edgewood High School. Four years at Cornell. GJAX. ALLAN ORMSBEE GEERTZ, Al, Montclair, N. J. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Montclair High School. Four years at Cornell. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, President -l-g The Cornell Era Board, Assistant Photographic Editor 4. ZDIN am JDf HH P111 ftilirrm 10- 113- AIL fm An ,ui ,Qt mt fm ,Qt 1-1. Hn iq. ,Ut fu. ,tu ,Ut AL um M.. re,-LQ vcitiii 1 Fl Q1 2 1 2 1 'Z J PK E . i E A R' I Di' 'QL ff-'Y-15.11 uv wi not rm rg,-1 .tv ,Ut ,tif ir-r. .tn A YQ. ,tn nu 1.1. tu. -LU ..i1'-'rL4L.uE.r.i.:.- fr-1:5 'Ei 125 1 1 1 J l H E 1.92.2 COILNELLIAN mauve:-x 1:1-lrnrpxuunnx-:mgmamQuinn:u:1ugx.1Qxu:xu:x. nxxxuxnxxn I: 1 v 1 xl. . u Q e x Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 1- -.1-...I-nr-m-I-rum:r-11.11 111-:gm-...rm 1-rgm-m-..:-mg:.111-I-1.111.111-1-r-inr-111.111-:qnrcr-r-nm-.mq Q F GEORGE MATTHEW GILLIES, IR., Stretch, Newark, N. J. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- one. Prepared at Loomis Institute. Four years at Cornell. fI9I Ag Varsity Track Team 3. 2 ! PETER FRED GIRARD, Jr., Ted, Rochester. Civil Engineering.. ' Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Plattsburg High School. Four years at Cornell. State Tuition Scholarshlpg Cornell Catholic , Club. i FRANK Louis Grusri, Duke, Bayside. Law. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Emerson High School. . Four years at Cornell. EH, Varsity Basketball Squad 25 College Basketball Team 2, 35 Masque. HENRY BERNHARD GLATT-IE, Bunk, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Manual Training High School. Four years at Cornell. AZKIJ. WILLIAM PALMER GOETZ, Bill,,' Buffalo. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ridley College, Ontario. Four years at Cornell. KA, Quill and Daggerg Hebs-Sag Varsity Football Team 3, Varsity Football Squad 2, 45 Wearer ofthe MCU, Freshman Spring Day Committee, Sophomore Endowment Fund Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee, Farmers' Week Committee, Junior Promenade Committee, C. U. C. A. Council, Cosmopolitan Club, British-American Club, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4. i! GEORGE GOLDOVVITZ, 'QGoldy, Port Chester. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Port Chester High School. Four years at Cornell. TEA. i HAROLD ELLSWORTIT GOLDSMITH, 'KGoldie, Ithaca. Chemistry. Age, twenty. Prepared at Ithaca ' High School. Four years at Cornell. State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. Q SAMUEL WILLTAM GOLDSTEIN, Goldie, Brooklyn. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at i Manual Traming High School. One year at Cornell. Wrestling Squad, Varsity Track Squad. Q A xznxzruu-xenon:-una:ruin::nx3n-min-urniz.-r1nr1n.1n nn 1, 3ggr 135113. ,clip ,QS Ag-1-rn IU- 573 Q I i Q ! i X - F YC 71.14. :Lal rw H K 1:11 It fl JLJK JLJL V HY ILIK l In all 1 my 1:13 1 I 126 1 T UL E it 9 2. Z C 0 R, N E L L 1 A 9, T i l 9 l 3 51 I 3? 3 ca- menu- ml wi 111- --it wt Lfvf f--- fm mt ,tu 1-.. .ot ,W mt me ...L ,.,. ,.,. ,gn M. ,i,. ,,,, ,Lp ,Uk ,M ,W ,M EDWIN ANDREWS GoRDoN, Eddie, Rochester. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at East. High School. Two years at Cornell. GX, Hebs-Sa, Varsity Cross Country Team 4, Wearer ofthe j C , Cross Country Club. , ' FLORENTINO GORLERI, JR., Buri, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- 5 two. Prepared at Argentine National College. Three and one-half years at Cornell. GX, Varsity . Crew Squad 2, Cosmopolitan Club. ' NAT!-IAN GOTTHOFFER, Gotty, New York City. Chemistry. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Morris 6 Hlgh School. Four years at Cornell. Varsity Tennis Squad 2, College Cross Country Team 2, . College Soccer Team 3, 4, State Tuition Scholarship, Freshman Debate Club, Chess Club 1, Secretary ' 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Chess Team 3. Q RALPH CHAPIN GRAY, Kaniek, Honolulu, Hawaii. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-five. 1 Prepared at Punahou Academy. Four and one-halt years at.Cornell. TIKA, Swimming Team 1, J SCT , Glee Club 2, Rocky Mountain Club, Hei Hui Hawaii. . , LEONARD SANFORD GREEN, Len, New Rochelle. Law. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at New Roch- ' elle High School. Four years at Cornell. Aleph Samach, S. A. T. C. Football Squad, Freshman 5 Basketball Team, Freshman Crew, Varsity Crew 2, Wearer ofthe fC , Junior Endowment Fund Committee, All-Cornell Dance Committee, A. A. Membership Committee, Co-Op Advisory Commit- ? tee, Cornell Tennis Association, Vice-President 4, Boardman Club, Swimming Club, President 4. 5 SAMTJELI HENRX' GREENBAUM, Greenie, Newark, J. Law. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Eastern District High School. Four years at Cornell. Rifle Club 1, Boardman Club 2, 3, Chess Club 1, Vice-Presldent 2, 3, President 4, Cosmopolitan Club. 5 HERMAN GREENBERG, Hank, Bay Shore. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared .at Patchogue High School. Four years at Cornell. OAT, Freshman Cross Country Team, Varsity Cross Country Team 4, Varsity.Baslcetball Squad 2, 3, 4, CCCC , State Cash and Tuition Scholar- sh1ps, War Service Scholarship. SAMUEL BETTLE GRISCOM, Beetle, Salem, N. J. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Salem High School. Four years at Cornell. KID, TBH, HKN, College Honor Group 1, 2, A. I. E. E., A. S. M. E. 'ID nw -Us no :of tm- ,im A.. ,ue .tp out ,..- ,Qt me .... N.. ...ip cnt ,Ut ,Ui wit ,Ut ,tit ,Ut ,tit I-ci-,tie Qtr Lv M- auf ww tus Ju.: 1 i un M mt nn m. iii. ,... N.. ,mt H-i lift iw, .1 1:11-m. 33,11 E J 2 ul 'i w l J 1 3 1 i J 2' J 7 li Q J li ll 127 HE 19.2.1 COILNELLIAN rp:-nn: - :minranxuxnz-:Qi-i-gmac:-isin-unxugnr1iug:-ram uni- arm ugh qnxQ 1 1 , . s 1: . : I : z 2 E : s : : . l..,......-..........,....-............-........................-...-.....................-..,-,..-...-...-..,-...-..,.,..............,-.. - JOHAN ANDRIES GROENEWALD, Cape Town, Union of South Africa. Forestry. Three years at Cornell. I QA, College Soccer Teamg Wrestling Squad, College Honor Groupg Union ofSouth Africa Government i Scholarshipg Forestry Club. ' LoUIs GROSSFELD, Lou, College Point. Arts and Sciences. Age, tWCnty-tWO. Prepared at Flush- ing High School. Four years at Cornell. Law Basketball Team 4, Pulitzer Scholarship, State -Cash and Tuition Scholarshipsg War Service Scholarship, College Honor Group 1, 23 Ethics Club, i French Club. i CHARLES WARD Guucrg, Gulick, Chuck, Champaign, Ill. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-three. i Prepared at Champaign High School., Three years at Cornell. QKCIJ, College Honor Group 2, 3. Q l WILLIAM STER.N.GUTWILLIG, Bill, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Pre- ' pared at Phillips Exeter Academy. .Four years at Cornell. ZBTg Sphinx Headg College Crew 15 Sophomore Endowment Fund Committee: Freshman Advisory Committee, Junior Smoker Commit- tee: Convocation Committee 45 Exeter Clubg Assistant Manager of Basketball 3, Manager 4. i LEWIS.RUFF.NER GWYN, Tarrytown. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at Lower 7 Menon High School, Ardmore, Pa. Four years at Cornell. RAY LESTER HAI-IN, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-seven. Prepared at Saegerstown High School. 'J Four years at Cornell. AZ, CIPA Kg QKKIPQ Helios, College Honor Group 2, 35 ,86 Memorial Stage 3 25 Eastman Stage 3. , . !. LESTER TRIEM HALDEMAN, Dutch, Westville, N. I. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-threex Pre- i pared at South Philadelphia High School. One year at Cornell. GX. ': ! JOHN FESSLER HALLER, Fess, Frederick, Md. Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Fred- I ' ' 1 i erick High School. One year at Cornell. 935 Masque. T rn11.1sxur1xaxom11nn1t--114-1 1-ri:-111--1m114.111-11.-.1-1-ixn it 1,-Q1 , gn ,Qu 153 .ua ,UA 135-:rx l X . , ! . . e ! 5 , L sn. ,ua M. fp. ,in 431 im fm it.. .fu im. ,tg ig. ,Qi 1. it-113:51 mi gi. ning , ,. uzzzznf fu 128 o ,- H E, A 1 9 2. 7. C O R. N E L L 1 A N In-:uni oCuicxuzlurxurxnngisigi-xuuiu xsI1nx1l-ran! mxxorxn slim erin 11 1 1 . . n o i l i i l l l l ! l 5 l T N 1-111.111u:mul-mnmnmxulim.-mxmg-111:I-mu14-Izum-in11.ugum-143-11:u1zux1nz1ni1lsi1ivx1xurxuxixsxxnxir-x11ux Q , ! HENRY HAMANN, Hank, New York City. Agriculture. Age, twenty-seven. Prepared at Stuy- vesant High School. Four years at Cornell. AFP: Poultry Association 3, 4. U ! CHARLES BERTRAND HANN, Bert, Baltimore, Md. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Baltimore Polytechnic Institute. Three years at Cornell. CIPPA5 Varsity Lacrosse Team 35 HLCTH. . . : I JAMES HANNIGAN, Jim, Forty Fort, Pa. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-seven. Prepared at 7 Wyoming Seminary: Four years at Cornell. TB Hg College Honor Committee 45 Secretary,C. E. 5 Association 45 British-American Club. . ' GEORGE RAYMOND HANSELMAN, Hans, Dunkirk. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Dunkirk High School. Four years at Cornell. TIKCIN State Cash and Tuition Scholar- ships. ,R DONALD DANIEL HARKNESS, l-lark, Don, Oakfield. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared i at Elba High School. Four years at Cornell. I I HAROLD. RAY HARRINGTON, Fish, Utica. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Utica Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. Q HOWARD LEWIS HARRINGTON, Niagara Falls. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared, at I De Veaux School. Four years at Cornell. KCIJQ HKNg State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, E College Honor Group 3. ! JOHN FREDERICK HARRIOTT, 'fHank, Mamaroneck. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at i Rye Neck High School. Four years at Cornell. College Basketball Team. Kali!-lirllixsxtslzil:linux zuixnxinuxiluxusxsxinu:imxinniznilnxilmixul - 1 C3 I'-'K 14 isis INK l E ! . Lf- -'ai-11'-1 13:3 .on mi Jn: 11:1 :DJ an lu!!! 14 mtl: ' ' 129 'M - r-. f r fix 'N 'X -r -- . a .ir a ef to e AL so it, Ml E L EL ,LR J T l -E414g1.uE-.o.i.Rti.rRn4: i.4..:1'.-as-Eu-1.-...a.i+Lo.Lig-.uae-1.ua. ,U ni, it Lol 4.u,..L-J- 4.31-ua. v f 1,1 1, L v -. 5 GEORGE EMILE HARRISON, London, England. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Dreikonigschule, Germany. Three years at Cornell. AX, Masque 2, 3. JULIUS EDWARD HAVELIN, Jules,,' Brooklyn. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at DeWitt Clinton High School. Four years at Cornell. OAT, Freshman Baseball Team, College Honor Group 1. GEORGE ARTHUR HAYNER, Dayton, Ohio. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Steele High School. Four years at Cornell. XT, Varsity Football Squad 2, 3, Spring Day Corn- mittee 3. WINFIELD SCOTT HAYNES, Bud, Starrucca, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Mansfield State Normal School. Three years at Cornell. CHARLES HODGE HAYS, JR., Charlie, North East, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Kiskiminetas Preparatory School. 'Four years at Cornell. GDKIF, Glee Club 3, 4. JAMES HAYS, Jimmie, New Rochelle. Law. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at New Rochelle High School. Four years at Cornell. AEP, All-Cornell Hop Committee, Undergraduate Endowment Fund Committee, Dartmouth Hop Committee, Sophomore Smoker Committee, Junior Promenade Committee, Central Spring Day Committee, Independent Association, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4, Student Council, Secretary, Central Honor Committee 4, Varsity Debate Team, Debate Council, The Cornrll Law Quartfrly Board, The Cornell.E1a Board. LAWRENCE STEPHEN H.AZZfARD, Larry,', Yonkers. Law. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Yonkers High School. Four years at Cornell. EN, Aleph Samach, Quill and Dagger, CDACIJ, Freshman Spring Day Committee, Chairman, Sophomore Smoker Committee, Chairman, Junior Smoker Com- mittee, Endowment Fund Committee 3, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 4, British-American Club, Major Sports Council 3, 4, Assistant Manager of Varsity Baseball 3, Manager 4. JOEL WATRES HEALY, Pop, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Hotchkiss School. Four years at Cornell. KA, Quill and Dagger, Atmos, Varsity Crew, Wearer of the C , Freshman Banquet Committee, Spring Day Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 4, Disarmament Committee, Senior Ball Committee, President, New Rushing Associ- ation 4, Savage Club, Mandolin Club 1. Q:.cxgtux:fn::D.r-rcrg,E.E-o..g,g.gc-,..gt,,im A.. M. ,..,,,o,r -.A ,.,. H.. T... mr ,in N, it.. ,Ur .Ur N, ,cn .Ut Mt . KJ' nu ni. 1.1. on ,ut ,Ur :Ur ,tn nu ,mi nn it 'ut hir 131- 5.1. ,iff-in. ,Ur fri. on IU. it Mit ,fi nt' 130 J w-i.f.t-ia.-,DEM-- .toy io,.Lcu.gA'Z. -Q4elm,.o-LQpatrt-LQf..iur4Qt4'.4.'.-.1,v.4WILLFiiiu-ratgnfff -Q4i c.n. ac? HF: A Q lf lf, E J I I J J 7 H E 1 9 2. 2, C 0 QR. N E L L I A. ,- c E J - U. mi fn- Q.. mgptn nw ,Irgpc we -,uf .fn mf .W .tu .IN ,I-if .HL-gm nn mf vi, ,fn imigfiw im mf iw mf T i L H . A I U 3 : ffl 131:15 mf wt IH- wiv- filimzizn Aim- tm 1-A mx:-It 'tn my fm-rng3..,I mf an ,ty ...ti me nn .fn mf rift-Q c . 5 Q El WILLIAM RUSSELL HEATH, - Rusty, 'KBill,,' Hamburg. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. I . Prepared at Hamburg High School. Four years at Cornell. Freshman Crew Squad, Varsity Crew Squad 25 Freshman Spring Day Committee, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. CURRAN WINSLOW HENKLE,' Henk, Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Hyde-Park High School. Four years at Cornell. All-Cornell Dance Committee 45 Independent Association Council 3, 4. . . MARVIN TI-IEODORE HERRICK, 'KMarve, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at I 5 Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. CIJBKQ Glee Club 2, 33 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, Presi- Q ' dent 4. E . MONROE HERZ, Monte, New'York City. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-six. Prepared C, 5 at Stuyvesant High School. Five years at Cornell. EAM, Masonic Club, A. I. E. E. - E . . . Q M FRANK JOSEPH HICKEIY, Frank, Brooklyn. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared ,Q at Erasmus Hall High School. Four years at Cornell. AXQ Freshman Baseball Team, Freshman 3 Football Squad. 2. JAMES FRANCIS HICKEY, Jim, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ithaca C' A High School. Four years at Cornell. ATA. 3 5 3 JOHN THEODORE HIEBER, Gus, Jack, Utica. Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Utica ' Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. 'JDAGJ3 Sophomore Rush Committee, Manager-Elect of 5 Hockey 4. WILLIAM HOLCOMBE HILL, Bill, Hopewell, N. I. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at New Jersey State School. Four years at Cornell. fIJK1P'g Freshman Baseball Team, Freshman Advisory Committee. 5 E 1Qm sm 14 if nic ,tn ,ot inf 1413... HJ. .mysql ncitnt If-Q Hu .tn 4351115 113. ,Ut JQ3 ,tn ,Ut ,In ,Ut ,tu 'Ui uve sq: Q r 3 5 5 3 f 1 I I -I 3 E if s l . Q F 33?-rec 1... IQ, A.. nn 1.1. mt ,Ut It-,I I-it nn its. .In H ml- 1--I Im- I--I 'Iwi an Aff- 1u4.1LA-.1111-lZ!Z-U-L4731-A431-l 131 11- na,:mr : . ug mins. tm ,Qi .sqm1m1m-ns-.-tux-xixuxxr-xxnrznrcnrxm3:1111zxnrxuxcruxr-x1 PHILIP OSBORNE HOAG, Phil,,' Newark, N. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Montclair Academy. Four years at Cornell. AX, Freshman Crew, Varsity Football Squad 2, Polo Team 3, 4, Sophomore Smoker Committee, Polo Club. JOHN HOPF, IR., Jack, Spring Valley. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Spring Valley High School. Two years at Cornell. Varsity Football Squad, Wrestling Squad, Band. ROB-ERT HOWARD, Bob, Sherburne. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Sherburne High School. Three years at Cornell. AFP, The Cornell Countryman Board 2, 3. DONALD Arxms Hows, Don,,' Yonkers. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Yonkers High School. Four years at Cornell. QE, Scabbard and Blade, Freshman Crew Squad, Junior Varsity Crew 2, Varsity Crew Squad 3, Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 2, First Lieutenant 3, Captain 4, Officers Club, Revolver Club, Poultry Association. HE 192.2 COILNELLIA GEORGE BROKAW HOWELL, George, New Brunswick, N. Architecture. Age, twenty-seven. Prepared at Blair Academy. Four years at Cornell. XT, Gargoyle, College Basketball Team, The Cornell Architect Board. DAVID FLETCI-TER HOY, Ir., Fletch, Ithaca. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Sturgis School. Four years at Cornell. KZ, Freshman Cross Country Team. LAWRENCE WIBIRT HOYT, Larry, Danbury, Conn. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Danbury High School. Four years at Cornell. B9 TI, Sphinx Head, Pyramid, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 4, Acting Manager of Wrestling 3, Manager 4. HAZLETT DAVID HUBBS, Haz, Amsterdam. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at Amsterdam High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. GJAX, Sphinx Head, Atmos, Fresh- man Banquet Committee, Sophomore Endowment Fund Committee: Junior Spring Day Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee, The Cornell Daily Sun Board 3, 4: Musical Clubs 1, 2, 3,45 Adiron- dack Club. Illrxlox animal sign ul nliraxjnurinnniialillnixh K 1 5 Il PK 'Ill ICD JK L! 3 If Yl 'UK il L Mgm. Ki. ,fn mg tm nu .tu Jucjzn ,rn ,. ,5-r- ,min 'mimi turn: no 132 uE.,19.z2. CORNELLIA rl.:-1-1 qi-ini-ramp:-u-ni m-1.1-mQnrn'.1qn 1.1-i-1nmxqm-mgimpnxan vdZ.LLL.BM FOQJDK D01 mr vo: 1u1..uvr RY' 1 I 2 l I ! ! 2 ! I I 5 5 Y J 7 'S I . E L l.........-...-...........-...-...-...-...-.......-...-i..-..............-...-...-I..-..v-...-M-1..-...-i..-.-.-1.1..m-i.iv...-1.1-m-m ' 5 I . i V J I 1 ' JOHN PHELPS HUESTIS, Jack, Greencastle, Ind. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Greencastle High School. Four years at Cornell. BQII. i ' A is JAMES LAYNG HUKILL, JR., Huk, Pittsburgh, Pa. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Bellevue High School. Four years at Cornell. QE, Golf Team 2, 3, Captain 45 Farmers' Week Committee, Runner-up in University Golf Championship 3, Winner 4, Golf Club, Glee Club 3, 4. i i Q RAYMOND THEODORE HULS, Ray, Rochester. Landscape Architecture. Age, twenty-two. Pre- ' pared at West High School. Three years-at Cornell. Q HARO'LD GORDON HUNT, Hal, Worcester, Mass. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared 1 at Worcester Polytechnic Institute. One year at Cornell. . 4 ELMER TRAVIS HURST, Hawk, Wyoming. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared ' at Warsaw High School. Five years at Cornell. Huntington Club. : 5 at Liberty High School. Four years at Cornell. AZ, Hebs-Sa, First Lieutenant R. O. T. C., The '33 HENRY ALBERT RALPH HUSCHKE, iHank, Hurleyville. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared Coma!! Couvzziryman Board, Business Manager 4. 4 at Churchville High School. Four years at Cornell. AZ, Helios, Farmers' Week Committee 2, 3, 4, ,- u i T. C., Round-Up Club, F. A. R. O. T. C.'Association. Q 5 Q GEORGE SAMUEL JACKSON, Brooklyn. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at De- ! Witt Clinton High School. Four years at Cornell. State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. f. rnixaunrnrzxmoiuzzr nnzimin111-rinIan1-incur-i1iu1.u:ni1n rv. 1mm u nn anim -on uxn - L-1 W . . . 'E I L .. , R E- Lx- un- fzazmr nm ml lm tm IB nv :ua Azz- cm 151:11 fo- mf 133 0 WILLIAM HENRY HUTCHINGS, Hutch, North Chili. Agriculture. Age, twenty-Eve. Prepared U 5 Stock Judging Team, Championship Cup, Students Livestock Show, Second Lieutenant F. A. R. O. 9 r ' 7 'A .. 1 I S I a Y. 1 i I E it 1. 2. TKT x T. L T fx -N X it An me nn ,tn .W mt MCYHM ses! .,-,V .Qi ,nf vo, .tsl -in ww N H JU' NH Hu wn'TG'f-xx :ur my mr mt wwf' ugh.. A.,7.,cri..1.tu4wt tri ni. .fn an fm my nf. .tu ...t ,.,a,-Aft H5 ,tif mr lu- un ,Ut ru yn ,rx 'Ut nyc nt. ..-5. ABRAHAM AARON JACOBSON, Jack, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Fllenville High School. Four years at Cornell. State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, State Special Scholarship. ELLISON JACOBSTEIN, Jack, Rochester. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at East High School. Four years at Cornell. 1'IAfIJ, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. ROBERT NOAH JANEWAY, Bob, New York City. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at DeWitt Clinton High School. Four years at Cornell. OAT, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, Undergraduate Scholarship. I GEORGE JACKSON JENNINGS, Crip, St, Louis, Mo. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Soldan High School. Three years at Cornell. KT. EUGENE LYON JEWETT, Gene, Fredonia. Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Fredonia High School. Four years at Cornell. AXP, Al-Djebar, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team, ACA , Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Endowment Fund Committee, College Honor Committee, Masque 4, Musical Clubs 4. CARL FRANK JOHN, 'lCurly, Milwaukee, Wis. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at West High School. Four years at Cornell. CDA9, Aleph Samach, Sphinx Head, Atmos, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team 2, 3, 4, Wearer ofthe C , Chairman, Freshman Tax Committee, Central Honor Committee 4, Secretary 3, Freshman Advisory Committee, All-Cornell Dance Committee 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Custodian of Class Pipe, A. S. M. E. ARTHUR SIILLWELL JOHNSON, Johnny, Art, Woodside. Law. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Bryant High School. Four years at Cornell. AQCID, College Basketball Team, British-American Club, Boardman Club, The Cornell Law Quarterly Board, Assistant Business Manager 3, Business Manager 4. ELMER MARKER JOHNSON, Johnnie, Boise, Idaho. Arts and Sciences. Telluride Association, EAX, Disarmament Committee, Manuscript Club, Janus, President 4. 32:71 ,.t...,,tY,Mr QD. frm-.,... ,... ,,,,v,,.-,,,,. ,.,. ,tn M CH. gg. an ..,. ,W .Ut ,tit ,Ut ,Ut N. 1 5- zcfr U71 :mc :cu Jin :ut Jin :rw un 141: n wr at A it fu. :tn 17' nu :tn nu un uni un :ju it nrt 134 ll-IE 192.2 COILNELLIA t-im un'-rm mzrzm 1-rf mi M- we 1CZlIJ'V51 1 Y 'H 'ffl -Z4 H-f wr' :Of ,tu vmYFEF'i,.,. nur me-' Q Q -'11-.zu J1-f fo- icirazizw- -Mimi-H IDZZIIDA fm 14 +x M- Q-s -.uf EDJ mi ggggycit Len Un me me me Jai .gm ,iii HIBBARD Fisk JOHNSON, Hib, Racine, Wis. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at ' Asheville School. Four years at Cornell. Xllf, Masque, Officers Club 3, Beth L'Amed. PICKENS JOHNSON, Pick, Chicago, Ill. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Evans- ton Township High School.- Four years at Cornell. OAX,.Aleph Samach, 'Sphinx Head, Freshman Crew Squad, Freshman.Spr1ng Day Committee, General Junior Week Committee, Junior Endowment 1 Fund Committee, Iunior.Smoker Committee, Senior Banquet Committee., Executive Committee f I. C. A. A. A. A, Mandolin Club 2, Cross Country Club 3, 4, British-American Club 3, 4, Assistant Q Manager of Varsity Track 3, Manager 4. A RENO VICTOR JONES, Beanie, Niles, Ohio. Arts and. Sciences. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Q Niles High School. Two years at Cornell. ECDE, Varsity Football Squad 3, Varsity Football Team rj 4, Varsity Lacrosse Squad 4, Wearer of the CH, General Spring Day Committee 4, Senior Class p Day Committee, C. U. C. A. Council. . ABRAHAM JOSEFSON Josey, Middletown. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Kings- ton High School. Four years at Cornell. College Basketball Team, College Baseball Team, College Entertainment Committee 4, College Honor Group 2, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. FREDERICK STANLEY KAMMERER, Stan,', Staten Island. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-two - I Prepared at Curtis High School. Five years at Cornell. Scorpion, State Cash and Tuition Scholar- ships, C. U. C. A. Cabinet 2. BENJAMIN KAPLAN, Kap, Brooklyn. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Bushwiclc ' High School. Four years at Cornell. OAT, '86 Memorial Stage 4, Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 3 3, First Lieutenant 4, Officers Club 3, 4, Menorah Society 3, 4. ' AARON KARNoW, Karney, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciencesj Age, twenty. Prepared at Boys' High U School. Four years at Cornell. OAT, College Basketball Team 1, 2, Varsity Basketball Squad Q 3, 4, State Tuition Scholarship. SEYMOUR LEoPoLD KARPELES, Karp, Newark, N. I. Chemistry. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at 5' A Irvington High School. Four years at Cornell. Freshman Baseball Team, College Baseball Team L 2, C0llege4Soccer Team 3, 4, Varsity Baseball Squad 3, Vice-President of Chemistry Association. 2 E amiga un urn Jrnigsr Mg--. figgfuong ,t . J... ,Ut 1D 419. gg. ,qi :Qt fi.. M5 ,Ut ,uc ,Ui ,Qc 3 1 J 3 Q Q ri fi .1 J l 3 f 2 5 .Amr 13.4- ,LM :ni nn ...L ,rg ,Ut ,Q3 ig JU. lu. .Qi un ii ns. nn gn. hs. ,HCL-333, ,Qi ,Ui uit on w..gg.1.L-.imc 135 1-IE 1912. COILNELLIA. : :man una r .ururuqr-4111-:gnu-nn nrsmznrzx mxm f I1 XO. . 0 r 4 grim 15535. .aim M. f r r rgI-.1I.I-nur-nun1.rin111-x11-rinrar-I1ur1Iur1n:11ur1r.ux1r-xi:-11 ABRAHAM LoUIs KAUFFMAN, Stubby, Massena. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Massena High School. Four years at Cornell. OAT, Varsity Football Squad 2, 3, State Cash Scholarship, War Service Scholarship, Agassiz Club, Menorah Society. JACOB KAUFMAN, New York City. Agriculture. Age, twenty-eight. Prepared at Eron Preparatory School. Four years at Cornell. RICHARD Koi-INS KAUFMANN, Dick, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at DeWitt Clinton High School. Four years at Cornell. HACIJ, College Honor Group 1: State Tuition Scholarship, The Cornrll Era Board 1, 2, Business Manager 3, Advisory Business Manager 4. HARRY RAYBURN KAY, Sheridan, Wyoming. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Sheridan High School. Four years at Cornell. XlIf , 'Sphinx Head, Freshman Crew, Varsity Foot- ball Team 2, 3, 4, Varsity Lacrosse Team 3, 4, Wearer of the C , Chairman, Freshman Cap Burn- ing Committee, Sophomore Rush Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee, Beth L'Amed. SIDNEY GARNER KAY, Sid, K, Harrisburg, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Harrisburg Technical High School. Two years at Cornell. HACIP. WILFRID KEARNS, Dulce, Rochester. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at East High School. Four and one-half years at Cornell. ZX, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 4, Masque. DURWARD BELLMONT KENNEDY, IR., Boo, Flushing. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Flushing High School. Four years at Cornell. KZ, Sub-Chairman, Endowment Fund Committee 3, Freshman Advisory Committee, Secretary-Treasurer, M. E. Association 4, State Cash Scholarship, War Service Scholarship, British-American Club, Masque. EDWARD KAVANAGH KENNEDY, Ned,'l Duke, Buffalo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Pre- gared at Lafayette High School. Four years at Cornell. ACP, Scalp and Blade, The Cornell Widow oard 4. 3121! ICB 2111 1GI I 1 D- 1115 I H '4 U1 1 E5 'ID ' KLL l U1 lk-LkTJ311 M nan. nur gn nu nn nn ITD: :UQ Rst :Ln Jen 115: :Qt 11 ,Qt i nu EZ nu 1Q:! un CIIIID- 1YL 136 LLE.,19az coD.NE.,tLtA 1 a 5 C 5 J J rm-,U ,M . ,Q. ,.n-,-m-mg ,LH ,,,. mggu-rjrmg,lQf,,,,L-Jovrd-,tn ,Ugg sr-I if-I Im a1.:iQf arf my Aw mr mf , Q ! . Q 1 l , I Q ! . ! J ! ! : ! 5 SHI. ICIQIKIIILH for 1-It mg-gym mimi mr ICJJZZDI fm Miglia gginu H4-,ggyt mr 13,1 1331 mr H1113 12111354 uit I-vt nn IU- fin -Mgr: Q . 5 LOREN SULLIVAN KIBBY, Kiln, Turin. Agriculture. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Turin High , School. Four and one-half years at Cornell. Scroll and Spade. F THEODORE FRANKLIN KING, JR., Dulce, Chattanooga, Tenn. Mechanical Engineering. Age, M twenty-three. Prepared at McCallie School. Four and one-half years at Cornell. A Y, Varsity f 9 Track Squad 2, Southerners Club. J V 9 LAURENCE BERNARD KNAPP, Larry, Port Byron. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Q Port Byron High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. AZg- Freshman Football Squad, Farmers' W66kCOmHl1ttCC 1,2, 3, Chairman 45 Kermis Committee, Agricultural Association, Chair- 3 man Elections Committee, Officers Club. Q, MILLARD ROBERT KREINHEDER, Milly, BuH'alo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared ' at lyfasten Park Hlgh School. Four years at Cornell. 21-I. Ei , EDWIN HOLMES KRIEG, Eddy, Woodhaven. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Pre- 1 El ared at Richmond Hill High School. Four years at Cornell. Fred Lewis Wilson Scholarshi 5 P . . . . P E State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, A. S. M. E., Cosmopolitan Club. Q L EDWIN KRIEGSMATNI, Eddie, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at J 5 Townsend Harris Hall. Four years at Cornell. TIAQ, Scabbard and Blade, First Lieutenant Q R. O. T. C. 3, Captain 4, Ofbcers Club. Q E. . 5 STANLEY PERRY KROLL, Stan,', Saginaw, Mich. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Pre- 5 ' pared at Saginaw Eastern High School. Four years at Cornell. 6 5 WILLIAM EMIL KUGEMAN, Ir., Bill, West Cornwall, Conn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. . Q Prepared .at Mohegan Lake School. Four years at Cornell. AKE5 KBCIJ5 Masque. 'J 1 E 'fam sm nn ,Ut All JU- 13 ,gut .,,. Mg- lair.. I... ,gr gp. ,... .tn it,-. 111k an. ,Ut acyl 43:74 fu. ,Ut ,IM ,Ut V-,N NIL' U T Q Q . S . l. if fi 5 3 . ,T Q .. F 4 H 4 E 'K A-Lane. M. .-.. I.-T Q -. .U ,Ut tra ,tn 1... mf i... A icrcrfvwrfv nr- I-M 'LLL IH- LILLMT- 137 -I - E, Q. fe . -D NY- N T T T JA F4 ,L X L. , ku '9 .1 N., ., .-i ... L4 yr im ,of I... ..,. 1... ...unit .... ,r..- I.-N ,tn -im H.. ui. rm mr mf vm vm uw yfgqyrfz im wo. if.. -im. ag W in. Jin fi..-Ir.. fm mg... nip. IU. A131 I... M.. mi mr .or 5,1 mi It .cn mi mi na me inc fm nu MAX KUPFER, Mac, Brooklyn. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Boys' High School. Four years at Cornell. GPA IT, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team 2, 3, 4, College lgasiball Team, NACAHQ State Tuition Scholarship, University Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, F. A. R. O. T. . ssociation. MINQ'SIN'KWEI, Duke, Canton, China. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at University College School, London. Four and half-one years at Cornell. Chinese Students Club. CI-IAo CI-II KWONG, C, C., Chihli, China. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at St. Iohn's School. Four years at Cornell. PIP, Varsity Soccer Team 2, 4, Wearer ofthe HC . WALTER GARNETT LADD, Clarksville, Tenn. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Clarksville High School. Three years at Cornell. EAE5 Southerners Club. JOHN LAFRANCI2, Jack, Ithaca. Veterinary. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four vears at Cornell. QT2. WILLIAM KING LAIDLAW, Bill, Ellicottville. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ellicottville High School. Four years at Cornell. FRANCIS WILBUR LAKE, Shorty, Burbank, Calif. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Hutchinson-Central High School, Buffalo. Four years at Cornell. 241525 State Scholarship, Chief Engineer, C. E. Summer Camp 2. ALBERT HALL LAKIN, Al, Emporia, Kan. Law. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Culver Military Academy. Two and one-half years at Cornell. JJAGJ, Culver Club. ,Q 1.R 'u.L,LLr :Di tml Ali:-s. 143. IQ. ,rn ,Q3 VCE. ,Dr .Qi ui- im inf mt gmt un ,ni IU- ,IN ui. ,llc ,ui I .ri . , i .,n'-15:11- r mt Hit ,Ur nn 1-.ii ,Ut int ,Ur Mfr in, , 2 .li ,fn tml nf. mn -.43 ,Ui ,433 ni fn, 138 5 N 1 .1 J 'T' ll.-ll il 1 2. ETL .N Er L L T ,L ll gli 2 5 1 E l 3 1 il 2 ri 5 El E Q. .Q .L,. ...Ds Q 5 LEO JOSEPH TJARKIN, Lark, Lee, Ellenville. Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at . Ellenville High School. Five years at Cornell. AXE, College .Baseball Team 3, 4, College Basket- lgall Team, Captain 4, College Soccer Team 5, College Athletic Director, State Cash and Tuition cholarships. WILLIAM HAMILTON.LATHROP, Bill, Wayne, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Protestant Episcopal Academy. Four and one-half years at Cornell. BGH, Sphinx Head, N Hebs-Sa, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team 2, 3, 4,-Wearer of the Cv, Junior Spring 4 Day Committee, Freshman Adv1sory Commltteeg British-American Club. EDWARD.WHlTE LAUCK,. Eddie,,' Luray, Va. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at A Virginia Military lnstitute. One year at Cornell. ATQ, Southerners Club. 3 1 VIVIAN STREETER LAWRENCE, JR., Churchland, Va. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-six. Pre- Z pared at Churchlancl High School. Three years at Cornell. KA CSouthernD, TB H, QIJKCD, South- I Q erners Club. 3 3 RANDOLPH LAWSON, Randy,', Germantown, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Pre- S pared at Germantown Academy. Two years at Cornell. ATA. rw Q' GEORGE PRICEILECHLER, Leek, Philadelphia, Pa. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at r Frankford High School. Four years at Corn-ell. AXP, Sphimr Head, Hebs-Sa, Varsity Football , Squad 2, 3, Team 4, Wearer of the C , Junior Smoker Committee, Senior Class Day Commlttee. WALTER JOSEPH.LEE, Buffalo. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Hutchin- son-Central High School. Four years at Cornell. -1 .4 9 LESTER CARPENTER LEONARD, Doc,', Belmar, N. J., Law. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Asbury 5 Park High School. Four years at Cornell. President, Freshman Debate Club, Boardman Club, 1 E Vice-President 2, British-American Club. K 3 22121 am nn un 1-it 10:15 153 1--t 11:3 um out ,.,. ,g. .Qt ,Qi rr.. ,r,r .15 133. mt ,gg nit nu ,rn ,Ur ,ru :UQ :rye A 5 . 9 '3 . l 3 A i 5 3 l 5 3 i 2 4' 2 ei 1 gm me ie-E my H., N.. mr .tu ,tn nv. not nn nr. na. .- .Qt-Jn. mi nn 51 .rn .Un ,tn nn on m.aLnL1u1 tcp: 139 ua. 192.2 COILNELLIAN pg-nzpxux tzuxxorsxsrzl ugmcxu xnnrxnxxz n -1:1 uzxnrixa tm I I I Q n ,LL Q Q Q Q Q ! Q Q Q 1-I-1-inn 1-H :ua utzmzr- mr- mio- I-r:I:oA mr Im :oc mi 1-H iv- fs1IIz -K me lm P EARLE ELMER Levy, Lev, Rochester. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared' at East High School. Four years at Cornell. IIAfIJ. e Q ' EDWIN MILTON LILLY, Milt, Ridgewood, N. J.. Agriculture.. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ridge- wood High School. TWO years at Cornell. Rifle Team 2, Rifle Club, Revolver Club. EDWIN JACOB LINNEWERTH, Ed, Weehawken, N. I. Chemistry. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Dickinson High School. Two years at Cornell. ATA, Chairman, Freshman Banquet Committee. MERRILL DAVID LIPSKY, Tenny, Somerville, Tenn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-One. Prepared at Fayette County High School. Four years at Cornell. EAM, Southerners Club. HAROLD FALKNER LITTLE, Goat, Addison. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Wood- ' hull High School. Four years at Cornell. . . I, CHI SHENG LIU, Tu-Chun, Shanghai, China. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at i St. JOhn's Middle School. Four years at Cornell. PIP, Chinese Students Club. ii JUN SHENG LIU, 'fChiang-Chun, Shanghai, China. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-seven, -g 'Prepared at St. IOhn's Middle School. Four years at Cornell. PT, Ch1nese Students Club. I AMOS PRESCOTT Looivus, Pres, Watertown. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared i Q at Watertown High School. Three years at Cornell. KT. ! 1.1 umm.. ,r,3,..431n:,m 4:33. , fn- um - A 'nk lm rua ws ma 1 Q Q 2 ! Q I i f wut K... r .tu un ,tn rm. 'Hu ,Ut IU. .Ur ,Qi .I .Qi It ' i l 140 HE. 19.2.2 COILNELLIA . i i E Q E ! ! ! Q i Q EE- i E CLARENCE LEROY.LOOPE, Loopey, Cassius, Cortland. Veterinary. Age, twenty-five. Prepared ! at Cortland High School. Four years at Cornell. QT2g Band I, 2. U ! ' JAMES DOUGLAS LORENZ, Doug, Dayton, Ohio. Architecture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at . Steele High School. Four years at Cornell. ATQ. ' CLARK COLBY Lucia, Chess, Glen Ridge, N. . Chemistry. Age, twenty-one. Pre ared at Glen . . - P Ridge High School. Four years at Cornell. AXA. ,- 1 1 CHARLES DANIEL LUDLUM, Dan, Brooklyn. Chemistry. Age, twenty. Prepared at Manual g Training High School. Four years at Cornell. GX, TBI-Ig State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, Q Parabola Club. 5 GEORGE QUINCEY LUMSDEN, Lummy, Ithaca. Forestry. Age, twenty. Prepared at Ithaca High I School. Four years at Cornell. Forestry Club, President 4. 'i JOHN LYTTLETON LYON, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Three years at Cornell. IDEA. i CHARLES ERNEST LYONS, Chat, Dansville. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared i at Dansville High School. Five years at Cornell. State Cash Scholarship. ! ARTHUR JOHN MAAHS, Art, Charleston, W. Va. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared ff at Erie Central High School. Four years at Cornell. E T5 Rod and Bob. mir.:sr-1-I-iunrrr-111.-1.-I 1-111'-rn1-warp.--1.-.qu f g , gD me :Int ,qg 3 ,Qt ,QD 1.43 ,tu gl nxt. l ! I Q ! r-1:1-:xp 113 my fry ,gr mn gg, leg ,Q3 133 , i ming! 14,11-iuzru11- 11- nn11u1urux:r-1 rn 141 muxozpxuqxuxr-:Quran:zur-:lunar-111-1-:xnxx-111-111.131-uxxauxxa nxxnxinxxn 1: 1 1 , ,. gn :uinr11nI-.mar-1:1m1man-11.-4im-nxu-un111-mnronxmzruxu-rqneqluuz-rinwx1-111:13ui1nr1n:1iu1xs'1nr: ext1uinr1n11ux H E. IL 9 2. 2. C O IL N E L L I A 1 I J 1 f-mr-Joi Jen ,of mi ,tn -0- nn fo-C-rox uw mt mf NU me nn inf im 1i.B,Lu.L.:m urn'-my iw vor xx ww my mm mi ULU-gg' L 5 3 m:::m::i1- fm ncaa mr tm mt mr wi vo- -gli, ,Ut Mein mi THOMAS DONALD MCALLISTER, Don, Mac, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Q Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell., GAS, Junior Spring Day Committee, I Varsity Debate Team 35 State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, The Cornell W'ido2o Board 2, 3, 4. I FRANK MCBRIDE, '!Mac, Perry. Veterinary. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Perry High School. Six years at Cornell. QTZ, Sphinx Head, Varsity Wrestling Team 2, 3, 4, Wearer ofthe C , Q University and Novice Wrestling Championship, 158-pound Class, Band 2, 3. 3 ROLLIN HERBERT MCCARTHY, Mac, Cortland. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Pre- i pared at Cortland Normal High School. Five years at Cornell. Scorpion, Sphinx Head, Scabbard Q and Blade, College Basketball'Team, College Soccer Team, C. U. C. A. Cab1net.2, 3, 5, President 4, Musical Clubs -2, 3, 4, President 5, Major R. O. T. C. 5, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, Officers Club, British-Amerlcan Club, A. S. M. E. 1 MALCOLM ROSEBROOK MCCONNELL, Mac,', Lockport. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. 3 Prepared at Lyons Township High School. Four years at Cornell. Scorpion, Freshman Track 5 Squad, Varsity Track Squad 2, 3, Varsity Cross Country Squad 4, Cross Country Club. 5 GORDON RANDOLPH MCCORMICK, Mac, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Chemistry. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Wilkes-Barre High School. Four years at Cornell. AXE. ASHER DAUGHERTY MCCOWEN, Ash, Louisville, Ky. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. 5 Prepared at Louisville Boys' High School. Four years at Cornell. AXA, College Track Team 3, ' Varsity Cross Country Squad 4, Cross Country Club 4, A. S. M. E. E1 ROBERT LOWELL MCCUTCHEON, Mac, Arcade. Law. Age, twenty-four. One year at Cornell. 5' AX. FRED LEMUEL MCDONALD, Mac, Indianapolis, Ind. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Pre- Q pared at Arsenal Technical High School. Four years at Cornell. J T 1 E :nr1I3f it-1 st.. 10. egg ,mzgt ,Ut 1 - gn- Im ,tn .Ui sm mg mt ,in ,tn M. lm ,Ut me 1513 ,ue git Tn4. 2Ti V T J I 5 El 54 LD: ,ua .au LU. .Ht ,tn nn ,Ut nu ns. ,tu 141410. un 1, ,Q. .mr 53. nn -.M in ,ut ,ggi 10. ,fn it an --it .nr- l42 I P, ex - fi' T , , EL i O , it me Q pg .J KT 7 1 i Jr u , , -. es, M - -. :A .. gr it 5 .l 5l J H a J l J l 'i Q.-,.,. W 24 ll La ll ii ll ll l l f , E, -H mn.wf Jw HH vw 'fvw 'U' HH vu- '-H HH 'CE Mi-H 'fu'-JaJ:.i.e.1g:-' 'W 'LMA-ws wa. mu :Us rw un Lui 1,35 M., .jig 3 NEIL. PALMER MCFADZEAN? Mac, Denver, Colo. Forestry. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Visalia High School, Calif. Three years at Cornell. EYIJE5 Polo Squad 3, 45 Forestry Club. ,Q GURDON PENDLETON MCGAVOCK,' f'Mac, Max Meadows, Va. Mechanical Engineering. Age, ? twenty-three. Prepared at Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Three and one-half years at Cornell. 4 Scorpion. 1 ROBERT RAYMOND MACHLETT, Ray,,' New York City. Arts and Sciences, Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Horace Mann School. Four years at Cornell. AACIJg The Cornell Widow Board 3, Asso- A crate Art Editor 45 Musical Clubs, Cosmopolitan Club. 3 JAMES ROBERT AMACK, Jimmy, Shelter Island. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Shel- ter Island High School. Four years at Cornell. AFP5 Hellosg Varsity Baseball Squad 35 College Baseball Team 2, 35 College Soccer Team 45 College Cross Country Team 3, 45 Cornell Catholic Club. N' WILLIAM DONALD MACKENZIE, Mac, Newark, N. I. Law. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ber- , nards High School. Three years at Cornell. fDFAg Aleph Samachg Sphinx Head, Varsity Football i Team 25 Wearer ofthe CHQ Sophomore Smoker Committee, Beth L,Amed. . TN l HERBERT WINFIELD MCKNIGHT, Mac, Fulton. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Fulton High School. Four years at Cornell. Kfb. 3 TRUE MC-LEAN, Mac, Shrub Oak. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at i Mountain School. Four and one-half years at Cornell. A. I. E. E. ii THOMAS EvERE'rr MACMANNIS, Mack, Frostburg, Md. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-four. ' Prepared at Beall High School. Two years at Cornell. KA fSouthernD5 College Basketball Team 3, 4. m,ihJ,,,t.,Utsqf:y3-f. C51-LQ. ,... ,... M. IQ. U.. ..,. N.. ,... ,Ur ,.,. rm. MLM.. Ai. me ituww., l Dl J l .il fl L, ,lil ll ltf:...z.Q- lei 1-ri n.:,.1.o.. 'Ui JM. iw. fr.. Ju, an rrvr-:rn ,t N... mgrh fa- H - so fcf- 1-'1..1L.LL fri'-A.32E4Q::,1:Yll 143 HE 192.2 COILNELLIAN rt-runnzznrcxucnx:uxgxux1x-rarerQnrqm-nn :gnu -an 131.131-1 Qxaxzn rntniinxzlu 1: F w w Io, e q ' : L ! .E T I I I i 'i . 'i F 'i E l....-.......,............-...-.......-... ...-................-...-........-........-...-...-...-...-.......-...-..,................,- S 5 I WILLIAh1I BENTON MCMILLAN, Mac, Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Shattuck School, Faribault, Minn. Four years at Cornell. CIJKWQ Freshman Advisory 2 Committee 3, 45 British-American Club, Assistant Manager of Freshman Basketball 25 Assistant I Manager of Lacrosse 3. ' EDWARD DANIEL MCSYVEENEY, Terry, Mac, Fulton. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Fulton High School. Four years at Cornell. AFP. A WILLIANI FRANCIS MAHON, jr., Bill, Baltimore, Md. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty. Prep-ared at Baltimore Polytechnic Institute. Three years at Cornell. 26192, Southerners Club, President 4, Cornell Catholic Club: 1 JOHN MATI-IEW MALONEY, Jack, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared -1 at Brooklyn Preparatory School. Four years at-Cornell. GE: Aleph Samachg Sphinx Head, Varsity ga Baseball Team 2, 34 Wearer ofuthe C , junior Promenade Committeeg University Convocation Cornmitteeg Guilford Essay Prize 3. 'S , ALLEYNE WIBLMOTT MANCHEE, Manch, Newark, N. J. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Newark Academy. Four years at Cornell. Zodiacg Freshman Track Team, Freshman ! Advisory Committee: A. 1. E. E. i 5 WINTHROP EVERETT MANGE, Win,,' Ithaca. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Pre- ! pared at lthaca High School. Four years at Cornell. CDE K. g SOL MA'RAM, . Squatty, Bradley. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at. Brooklyn Manual I Training High School. Four years at Cornell. CIJAI-Ig F. A. R. O. T. C. Association. ' MAXWELL, MARKS, 'KMac, Cincinnati, Ohio. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at N Hughes High School. Four years at Cornell. ZBT. - 7 HVXEEL- IQ! 7 ' IGB ulinlixwzixulilc nina mill! lnlilil Ilia 'll Mil! i i A ! E ! i Y . . i f we wc an mr :un nn me H... can JUL lor can fun 13 1-14 1 - .V re f --4 1 1, T' tl Q LR '31 rfi Q, U T '5' i JL A . , , I , , I I, - . .H .4 .. t,. M l- -V . X, --. ,.. ,L L In Rn me nn Mimi- for I... nf., ,.,, ,mf mf mf ,fir -in M. .fn :UI -IU., .Q ,H HI, .N ,Ur ,,., ,N ,W ' ,, U! nn Lf. ,tu nn nn len .Ui nu mi H.. nn nn N. ii.. ni. ,W me mr mf ,fr J cm .K M M :Lu It.. W me M.. ,W .UI DONALD EMERSON MARSHALL, Tex, West Hoboken, N. J. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Emerson High School. Four years at Cornell. ITKA, Aleph Samachg Sphinx Head, Hebs- Sa, College Crew 15 Varsity Crew Squad 2, 3, Varsity Football Squad 4, Wearer ofthe C 5 Junior Promenade Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 43 Endowment Fund Committee 3, Senior Ball Committee, A. A. Membership Committee 4g C. U. C. A. Council 4, British American Club. IRVING JULIUS MARTWICK, Marty, Roselle, N. -I. Agriculture. Age, tvyenty-tWO. Prepared at Brooklyn Manual Training High School. Four years at Cornell. 1'IKfID. JAMES HARRIS MATTOON, Mattie, Pittsfield, Mass. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Cascadilla School. Four years at Cornell. O-'Eg Freshman Crew Squad, Glee Club 2, 3, 4 CLARKE BRAIDVYOOIDIMEARS, Braidy,,' Chincoteaque, Va. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at Virginia Military Institute. One year at Cornell. Huntington Club, Southerners Club. WII.LIAM HODGSON MEARS, Bill, Brooklyn. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Boys' High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. Kllfg Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C., First Lieutenant 3, Captain 4, Officers Club, Rifle Club, Round-Up Club. HARRY MEISELS, FourHush Harry, New York City. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Candor High School. Four years at Cornell. Polo Team: First Lieutenant E. A. R. O. T. C., University Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Officers Club, Polo Club, F. A. R. O. T. C. Association. LEONIDAS MENKIN, New York City. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at West Philadelphia High School. Three years at Cornell. Cosmopolitan Clube ARTHUR HAROLD MERRILL, Hal, Ithaca. Landscape Architecture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. OA, Masque 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4. ,313-3 spr .Ui nn ea. om 1... .... ,Ht ,... H.. ,tn nn mi ,Qi ,Ut an HQ ,Qt ...L ,in an ,cu An ,Ut ,Ut ,W I 1 .L.. .LLL ml, ,J-,. ..,. ,pg ,L-:I ,in Mn IQ. JU. ,. ,Cn un IQ. ni. Wt rut ,fu I.-c .Hr-v. ling- 145 'I E. 1 9 72. 2, C O IL N E. L L I A if I. mr on Ira. ...f .I-. .Ut 1.1. I... lgrdvue nw sn. gif sn. we uw :mr1, ,wwf sri. ww: 'gg .Luc :Qc inc snr wg! wg. H.. I... Io. I... ...I yo. I... Q. W, ...V .Lu IU. 4.13 ...I -.H .W .... -U. iv. im H.. nge fu. .L,. ,.,, ,.,, 1.14 :Qc A.. gli DLL HAROLD OSCAR MERZ, Dick, H. O., Newark, N. J. Chemistry. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Central High School. Four years at Cornell. Chairman, Chemist Get-Together Committee 4, Band 1, 2, Manager 3, Leader 4, University Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Mandolin Club 3, First Lieutenant R. O. T. C. WILLIAM KOONTZ MEYERS, IR., Bill, Harrisburg, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Harrisburg Academy. Two years at Cornell. Freshman Basketball Team, College Basket- ball Team l, 2, College Baseball Team 1. ACHILLES EDMUND MICHEI,, Neal, Buffalo. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Hutchinson-Central High School.. Four years at Cornell. FRANK EDWARD MILLER, IR., Miller,', Rochester, Pa. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Rochester High School. Three years at Cornell. Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Squad, Varsity Football Squad. HAROLD EDWARD MILLER, Albany. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Albany High School. Four years at Cornell. State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, Chess Club 1, 2, 3, 4. WALTER LEWIS MILLER, Iudge,', Thompson, Pa. Law. Age, twenty-Five. Prepared at Wyoming Seminary. Six years at Cornell. The Cornell Law Quarterly Board 5, Managing Editor 6, Flying Club. f ARTHUR KENWARD MILLS, Kay, Binghamton. Agriculture. Age, twenty-Hve. Prepared at Riverview Military Academy. Three years at Cornell. GX. GEORGE MISKE, Georgie, Waterbury, Conn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Crosby High School. Two years at Cornell. EAM, Varsity Basketball Squad 4, Novice and Uni- versity Boxing Championship, l45-pound and 158-pound Class 3, Varsity Cross Country Team 4, Wearer of the C , Masonic Club, Cross Country Club. 5 El 9 f c f1133.,.,g... ,... .... ,.,1w,... ...gt ,... .g. .qi 0. y... ,C,. .Ut ..,. gg. gg.. gp. ..,. 1... R.. 1... .Ut 1... L.. mi tm H.. i... I... I... ,.,. ..s. 1... IU. gm ..,. ,. M. .... ...T-w... .... E. 1... MIZJD. 1:51:33 I... N1 146 1 El -. 1 ii 1 I. J J 54 1 1 I 3 J 3 .ll c H. E L 9 Z. Z. C O IL N E. L L I A N tu mn not Jucjlzc :Di Jur rrp- ,433 mc :uf :Ut rp. .tif ini gn rn? :rw iir not ,Ut R-f-'ml ,UL ,uf ,,,, ,,,, ,,,, if if mr 23 J 5 El 51 I I mmm mr lmzrm fm :aint we 'cu alt:-H u:u.JJM mt mt mf ma fn- for M. M. ,,,. aim ,M ,,,, D, ,,,, ,,,,l: L FRANK BRADFORD MITCHI?LI.,, Mitch, Brooklyn. Landscape Architecture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Manual Training High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. College Honor Group- 2. ' , , If ISRAEL EDWARD MITNICK, Mit, Brooklyn. Landscape Architecture. Agc, twenty-three. Pre- J pared at Boys, High School. Four years at Cornell. ROBERT MONROE, Bob, Monroe. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Pre ared at Monroe ' . . P . , Hlgh School. Three and one-halfyears at Cornell. College Baseball Team 2, State Cash Scholarship. E ROSWELL MILLER MONROE, 'fRoscoe, Liberty. Veterinary. Age, twenty-two. Pre ared at Lib- 1 . W . P C erty High School. Four years at Cornell. QTL, College Track Team 3, Society of Compara- 5 f tive Medicine. A EI . . . if ' MARIANO RANGEL MONTEMAYOR, Monty, Alaminos, Pangasinan, P. I. Veterinary. Age, twenty- Q 1 Five.. Prepared'at Manila High School. Three' years at -Cornell. QT2, College Honor Group 3, Filipino-Cornellians Club, Society of Comparative Medicine. EDMUND NOR'I:HRUP Moor, Ted, Richmondville. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at' 1 A Cobleskill High School. Four years at Cornell. AZ, Helios, Scabbarcl and Blade, College Cross Q Country Team 3: Farmers' Week Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Kermis Committee 3, Second Lieutenant 2 R. O. T. C. 1, First Lieutenant 2, Captain 3, Major 4, Round-Up Club, Vice-President 3. 5 JOSE -RAMOS MORELOS, Pep, Manila, P. T. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-iivex Prepared' at University ofthe Philippines. Three years at Cornell. Cosmopolitan Club, Filipino-Cornellians Club. 1 GODFREY MORGAN, JR., Bob, Buffalo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. ' Prepared at Buffalo Z Technical High School. Four years at Cornell. Huntington Club, Assistant ln Physics 2, 3, State L, r Cash and Tuition Scholarships, A. L E. E. li 1 2 E3 5 5 :Qin vu nu -an nu :ua 1. 1- 11133. ,Ut ..g.,,Ut ,f t ,CB ,ur .Ui HD- nm ft,-. un un nn Jul fur ,Ut H... icq: E u J 9 5 5 Q 52 5 , l F J - 5 Q J w 5 4 2 f , Fl i V f me ,..i. nn hs. -.11 Jin mt ,Ut nit ,Ur un fp 1 2 , .in ,rn 53. ni. nf- 1:11 fE3.acai-im :L 1a.MOi...DI..l 147 HE. I9a2. CORNELLIA , ,UK ,UL ,Ur-'gn ID. .Ut -If nu 1335 pu 'Inf var U11 wg, lol ,rn wwf :rn im nu Mgt Ju.:-.wwf Rv :Tv yur wuz uv nur mr nn i-ggi E 3 W- 'ff 1 1, IU. mr All A., mt 1.1. ,UI ...inn I... AI. I... my nggvt nv. IU.. mt mt -of In-, mira .Ur IR me nn imirm mt gil I ABRAHAM MORRIS, Al, New York City. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at De- Witt Clinton High School. Four years at Cornell. BENN GRANDIN MORRIS, Ithaca. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Ithaca 3 High School. Four years at Cornell. HKN. U FRED BISHOP MORRIS, Freddie,,' Shelbyville, Ind. Agriculture. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Shelbyville High School. Two years at Cornell. Acacia, Helios, Stock Judging Team, Eastman Stage, Round-Up Club, Secretary'-4. JOSEPH PARTRIDGE MORRISON, Jo, Yonkers. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Yonkers High School. Four years at Cornell. QAX, Helios, Freshman Track Team,VarsityTrack Squad 2, 3, 4, Varsity Cross Country Squad 2, 3, 4, -MACAU, UCCCCD, Musical Clubs 2, Cross Country Club, President 4. JAMES HOWEI.L MOSHER, Mose, Ithaca. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Oakwood Seminary. Four and one-half years at Cornell. JOSEPH MOTYCKA, Joe, Utica. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at Utica Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. ARTHUR LOUIS MUNSON, 'lArt, Fowler, Colo. Agriculture. Age, thirty-five. Prepared at Fowler High School. Three years at Cornell. Acacia, Masonic Club, Landscape Art Club. EMMET JAMES MURPHY, Murph, Saint Paul, Minn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at St. Thomas School. Four years at' Cornell. XIV, Aleph Samach, Sphinx Head, Sopho- more Spring Day Committee, Treasurer, Central Spring Day Committee 3, Chairman, 4, Junior Promenade Committee, Endowment Fund Committee, Freshman Advisorv Committee, Central Honor Committee, Arts College Association, Treasurer3, President 4, Vice-President, Inter-fra? ernity Association, Student C0llI'lCli4Q Major Sports Council 2, 3, 4, Beth L'Amed, Acting Manager of Varsity Football 3, Manager 4. 1-Ir vu nw IQ. ,In NI. ,Qt .mint 14:3 1:23153 vr i 'Cn I-It .IA ,gg ppt Hu ,tu N.. ,Ut hu ,Ut ,ut ,cu 'tw FF l lrg. ,T I . nf. W. ut ru. not nu :mt Int :tn :cn :cn nxt nu :tn urn un 14 ,ut 3-6 4 IEA nu un an 1 I IDI 1 Cul ll I Cl 148 1 1 E P L D I 'J H. Ei E. 9 2. Z. C O B. N El L L ll A V I fur 106-:Ur-Tin A3',1lz:J'zvu. 1.131 ,UL un: vw Inf ww vm vu' inf IUTWITQ us: wot vrffirat uw mtv? but ,uf ,mf yrs, ,ur If mlm. Jn. Jo. ,tu mir. nn nn gt.. igggl-55. .W neg... gg. ,W U.. 13, .... 1333 mt nn :tn rm 1r11-my un wt ,in mi EARL WILLIAM MURRAY, HE. W., Ithaca. Law. Prepared at McDonald High School. Four years at Cornell. I WILLIAM COLMAN MURRAY, Bill, Dunkirk. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Lawrenceville School. Four years at Cornell. 1? T, Aleph Samach, Sphinx Head, EAX, Golf Team 3, College Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, 4, GCTH, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 4, Winter Party Com- mittee 3, C. U. C. A. Cabinet 3, 4, The Cornell Widow Board 1, 2, 3, 4, Editor-in-Chief 2, Editor- in-Chief-Elect 4, Manuscript Club, Lawrenceville Club, Masque, Editor of Freshman Handbook 3. if xr arfrg 4 I2 J Q 5 3 E4 3 E nr: Eg. 3 l A JOHN POWELL MUTCHLETI, Johnnie, Washington, D. C. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two, Prepared at Central High School. Four years at Cornell. E Y, College Baseball Team 3, Senators . Club. 3 RUSSELL JOHN NADHERNY, Nad, Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Pre- J pared at Ceskoslovanska Obchodni Akademie. Four and one-half years at Cornell. EN. -' GEORGE WINDSOR NAYLOR, Stamford, Conn. Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Stamford Q High School. Four years at Cornell. Varsity Cross Country Squad 2, 3, 4, Varsity Track Squad 7 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, Elections Committee 4, C. U. C. A. Council 4, Independent Association 3, Executive Committee 4, President of Chemistry Association 4, British-American Club 2, 3, Secre- tary 4, Cross Country Club 2, 3, 4. MAGUNTY BAPI NEEDU, Madras, India. Agriculture. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Hindu High School, Masulipatam. Two years at Cornell. Dlsarmament Committee, M. S. L. N31k8f,S Scholar, Cosmopolitan Club. : JOHN HENRY NEUN, Johnny, Rochester. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at 5 West High School. Four years at Cornell. ATQ, Rod and Bob, Sesomah. ' ROBERT MARCLEY NEVINS, Jr., Bob, Buffalo. Architecture. Age, twenty-Hve. Prepared at Lafay- i ette High School. Four years at Cornell. AXA, College Crew 3, Scalp and Blade, Thumb Tack Club I nf W ,.,L,L,,. ,aim .nigh ,m ,mum LD. ,... ,Q ..,. ,.,. , QD. ,I,. ,CB ,... 5 A 4 5 5 l l 4 J 3 3 3 5 ,,,.,.. ,. W.. M L.. ,. H. Q. U. fm 1- -ann fatgifi-fi 149 IIE. 19.2.1 eon.NE.r.L1A 1.3-1. n nam:rug:-xqnxxrurnnxcr-I-pnnranrqm-zgnvgruqr-IQI. -I:IsI1nx:1o1 vr113,gg-,Ju IQ: :gg X11 mor um 194 mix I l i l l Q Q l ! , ! ! ! ! I . . i I- 1- -1- gtgmggggg... fm 1.1. ,gpm .... in-3,.,. --mica 1-Irzmk 1-u 113:31 -Ion-rar-inIoiqrnnniqiucnxunr-ram-m LAWRENCE WEDDELL NEWMAN, Red, Cleveland, Ohio. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at East High School. Four years at Cornell. ZBT. S ' . . . . ' SAMUEL MARSDEN NEWTON, Sam, Dunkirk. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Dunkirk High School. Four years at Cornell. i PAUL URBAN NICIQERSON, Nick, Needham, Mass. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Brookllne High School. Four years at Cornell. HAROLD VILLIQRS NIELSEN, Hadz, Plainheld, N. I. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty. Pre- pared at Plalnfield Hlgh School. Four years at Cornell. ZCIJE3 College Track Team, Varsity Track Squad, Varsity Lacrosse Squad, Musical Clubs. FRANK. NITZBERG, Baltimore, Md. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-seven. Prepared at ' Baltimore Polytechnic Institute. Three years at Cornell. A I MILES GORDON NORTHROP, Don, Tarpon Springs, Fla. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at John B. Stetson University. Three years at Cornell. HKN. 5 ALFONSO GALLARDO. OBozA, Oboz, Bani, Pangasinan, Pi I. Ciyil Engineering. Age, twenty-four. ! Prepared at Manila High School. Three years at Cornell. Filipino-Cornellians Club. ' E WILLIAM FRANCIS O,BRIAN, Bill, Oswego. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two: Prepared ' at Oswego High School. ,Five years at Cornell. State Cash and Tuition Scholarshipsg Cornell ' Catholic Club. ' I ' YN 'fLJUx..a:-H 13213 Aziz- 4:1 1 nu lg H53 gg g 1q 3 ,UI 1.5 ,tn ,ue ,ut :Qc I 1 ! ! Q i 0 I. ,L.. an m. ,tn mr ,. U .......-:. . ..-I. i ...-, .-....l 150 H E 1 9 2. 2. 'C 0 ll, N :E L L I A -5-p1 fm nn me nn nn IU. II.:-mc,..,. nu ,nf -nf wgyimt angina ,t vu' uw nn me ,tx gn snr iQ-2 ,fn 1... nn an un IU. gy. IU. IH. .Ut nrggrgg, nn ,origin min. mt I... It.. my ,. M215 for :Erin use mt an WILLIAM CLYDE O,BRIEN, O B,', Rochester. Law. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at West High gchcgol. Fciur years at Cornell. AXP, CIJACIJg Freshman Football Squad, Varsity Track Squad 5 esoma . HOIVIER CHAUNCEY ODELL, Ode, Hilton. Agriculture. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Hilton High School. Two years at Cornell. Country Community Club, Agricultural Economics Club, Round- Up Club. A FREDERICK JOSEPH O,DONNET,L, Fred, Herkimer. Law. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Herki- mer High School. Four years at Cornell. KCD. JoHN SOMERVELL QFFENHAUSER, Johnny, Texarkana, Ark. Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Texarkana High School. . Two and one-half years at Cornell. KZ, Helios, College Baseball Team, Coffee House Commltteeg Agricultural Association, Huntington Club, Southerners Club. PAUL EUGENE O'KEEFE, Judge, Waterloo. Law. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Batavia State School for the Blind. Four years at Cornell. A965 YDKCIJQ State Tuition Scholarshipg Eudorus C. Kenney Scholarship, Fraser Scholarshipg The Cornell Law Quarterly Board. CARL WEDDIGEN OLNEY, Swede, Rutland, Vt. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Rutland High School. Four years at Cornell. EN, Aleph Samachg Quill and Dagger, Freshman Crew, Varsity Crew 2, 35 Varsity Football Team 43 Wearer of the H C , Freshman Banquet Commit- tee, Spring Day Hop Committeeg Student Council 2, 3. JAMES OLSEN, Jimmie, Arverne. Chemistry. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Far Rockaway High School. Four years at Cornell. 24125 Musical Clubs 3. WILLIAM OLSEN, Bill, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Boys' High School. Four years at Cornell. TIKKIJQ State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, Dramatic Club. ,In ,Ut 1... mint Imge.. ,ag-mn ,ap fm tm 11:5 -cm -cn no ms mx am Mfr uf- N. ilu L M. gm ,M M M. ,tn I.-vi H.. ,tu ,UI ni. .. .In nn I... ,.,. V.-. 131.1411 ,UI HMHIJ- n.aUt 151 HE 19,2.2, CORNELLIA mr AA mf AA .Ui 431- ...H ,tl-,im sag sm I wh' vm Ru 1Qc ZQI ,LU YG! M11 not m. J... A.. M. ...lien mgigl.. ,ut .ggi A.. stggput . we .tg im 151'-1331 ig, ,Ut ,Ui gs. ,ur ,weigh mr RAYMOND COUGHLIN ORR, Ray, Brooklyn. 'Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Four years at Cornell. Varsity Track Team 3, 4, ACA , Dramatic Club. PAUL DUANE OSTRANDER, Schuylerville. Mechanical Engineering. Prepared at Schuylerville High School. Five years at Cornell. Varsity Track Squad 2, 3, 4. PHILIP STEWART Orls, Phil, Newburgh. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at St. Paul's School. Four years .at Cornell. ZIP. WARNER LAWRENCE OVERTON, Westfield. Arts 'and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at West- field High School. Four years at Cornell. State Cash and Tuition Scholarshipsg Cercle Francais. BENJAMIN .OZAROFF, Ozie, Brooklyn. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Boys' High School. Four years at Cornell. AEITg State Tuition Scholarship. ALAN HOWARD PAGE, Hepp, Binghamton. Mechanical Engineering. Prepared at Binghamton Central High School. Four years at Cornell. CHAELES DOUGLAS PALMER, Erie, Pa. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-tWO. Prepared at Central High School. Three years at Cornell. ALONSO ERMILO PALOMEQUE, Polly, Merida, Yucatan, Mexico. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty- three. Prepared at Cascadilla School. Four and one-half years at Cornell. CIJAE. -M 'DH H 1 Dn :Qi lux v 1 'KH -LUX 'CLK -103 HM JUK Hsu V lr IQ- 1111 1.-ar :tn nu fcn ,UQ nv :cn 1U r ,Ui 1. .LIL nu ggi 1 152 me -wean eowwffiif 1- 5, Lg, ' .. O ., A 44 .. .4 ID. J... ,... L., .... .... .... .... .,.. 4... ..-. .... ,Q-ly... nqigm ...t U, 1... rn. ...L 1... N. N.. f... .tg ...Le KL-glm ,.. . 5 RUSSELL THORN PANcoAsr, Russ, Miami Beach, Fla. Architecture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at George School. Four years at Cornell. IIPKIF5 Sphinx Head5 Gargoyleg Senior Ball Committeeg College Honor Committee, Secretary 3, President 45 Central Spring Day Committee 45 The Cornell Annuals Board 3, Editor-in-Chief 45 The Cornell Architect Board 15 College Secretary 3, President 4. KUO PAO PAO, Pao-Pao, Shanghai, China. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Tsing Hua College, Peking. Four years at Cornell. PIF5 TB U5 Third Sibley Prize 35 Chinese Students Club. l Felipe Pardo, Philip, Lima, Peru. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Lima Agricultural College. Three years at Cornell. AX. MICHAEL MONSERRATE PARUKER, Mike, Virginia Beach, Va. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Portsmouth Hlgh School. Two and one-half years at Cornell. LLOYD STORY PASSAGE, Luke, Brooklyn. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Boys' mr uf. .tif I.. ... .... .... .r.C.t1.,,... .fn Y.. Eg.. gl. ,... .m-z1.1,t-ir.-x..:...l,.7cL: ynguir we am we mr vor uw :uc-J. High School. Three years at Cornell. AZg Heliosg Varsity Cross Country Squad 25 Varsity Track Squad 25 College Honor Group 2. ROBERT BUCKINGHAM PATCH, K'Bob, Berkshire. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Pre- pared at Berkshire High School. Five years at Cornell. A2455 Atmosg Flying Club 2, President 35 3 3 i it J J AN gl Student Agencies 2, Assistant Manager 3, Manager 4. BURKE PATTERSON, Pat, Wilkinsburg, Pa. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Wilkinsburg High School. Four years at Cornell. KE5 Rod and Bobg Sophomore Endowment Fund Committeeg Iunlor Promenade Comm1ttee5 Beth L'Amed5 KBKIJ5 Masqueg Savage Club, President 4. ' ROGER WATERMAN PEASE, Reg, Amsterdam. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Loomis Insutute. Two years at Cornell. ZCIJE. V t fm ,,.. ,.,. ,Cf .CE ,... Q. ,0. ,.,. ..,. mt .... M. ,tg ,sa ,cu Mt ...T l 1 I 'l 1 'l J J T 9 J 5 J 3 ll il L Ui . . ,.ss-.j.7l 'wager .:. .Q-Lrg, gg-Qu. -t.. .Ur Aa. fc.. ,Ut ln.-aaa. 1- ....J.tl. .cu fm- fr.. .... Uv.-LE.-1 1ls..JC1flll'L-f'-'2-'r-- 153 1-X. Et 1 9 2. 2. C O QR, N E. L L I A ut Im mf ,fit ED nil- mr me 'QL mln ww sur uv rm vuguw 1 nu ml rr-, me yur PQ! WU ww Mgt Q H' 'Uiilllll 'II 1K1 A HN Ill l'IS 1 EH 157-WUK IDR :ns LYNDON ARTHUR PEER, Doc, Deal Beach, N. I. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Mercersburg Academy. Four years at Cornell. TIKA, Varsity Crew Squad 2, Varsity Track Squad 3, 4: ALFRED PELTZ, Zum, Newport News, Va. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Newport News High School. Four years at Cornell. AE TI. SAMUEL SELLERS PENNOCK, IR., 'Sam, Lansdowne, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at William Penn Charter School. Three years at Cornell. BQIT, Tennis Team 2, 3, Captain- Elect 4, Freshman Banquet Committee, Sophomore Smoker Committee, Chairman, Class Endow- ment Fund Committee 2, President, Indoor Tennis Association, Beth L'Amed. EDMOND ADRIAN PERREGAUX, Perry,', Lincoln, R. L Agriculture. Age, twenty-seven. Prepared at Central Falls High School. Three years at Cornell. fIDAE, Hebs-Sa, College Crew 2, Sophomore Smoker Committee, Eastman Stage 2, 4, C. U. C. A. Cabinet, Vice-President 3, Cercle Francais. DAVID BATES PERRINE, Dave, Centralia, Ill. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Cen- tralia High School. Four years at Cornell. YIJAZ. WINSTON CHURCHILL PERRY, Pete,', Nyack. Law.. Age, twenty-one.. Prepared at Nyack High School. Four years at Cornell. KW, AGKI5, Senior Banquet Committee, Assistant Manager of Soccer 3, Manager 4. GEORGE HOWE PHILLIPS, Cleveland, Ohio. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at University School. Three years at Cornell. QAX, Sophomore Smoker Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee, Masque, KBJJ, British-American Club. TRVING ROGERS PHIPPS, Phippsy, Syracuse. Arts and Sciences. Age, tWCnty-tW0. Prepared at Cortland Central High School. Four years at Cornell. Scabbard and Blade, Varsity Cross Country Squad 3, Varsity Track Squad 3, cCcc , First Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 3, Captain 4, Officers Club, Cross Country Club, Treasurer 2. C I Jim. --stain snr 533 ,gg ,,,. ,gg ,gi ag. ,gint ,Ot ,QI ,Ut n, 5 mt IEA 'tu ggt ,uc ,QI IU. ,Ut ,Ut A .uf nu mr IU. mf ma ,Ut A.. ,Ut ming: ni- f- fo- -H1 co: am 1-11 :cm nl. :uct ffnfv 154 f,..- ,. f-T -1 .. . ll l5l li 9 2. Pl All O ill., .fn L L L. ' .L J n lui gm ly-I QU: nn MI nu. -.vw ,Hr ini snr ,tn nur yur mf 1fT.L..LL1Jl'El:r :nr ug: vf-f zr.q ,Lx ,Ur ,Of ,,,, ,,,, K ml wi fm HH 'Ui.n.. nu Hn I.-f ny. IQ. ,UI ngiygg mr HA mt me ml 115 nn mi ,tn Rn ,tn na, nn. Migrant 'tn SYDNEY MORTIMER PICK, Sid, Newark, N. J. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at South Side High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. g LAMBETIT BISHOP PICKWICK, Pick, Newark, N. I. Architecture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Bari-Inger High School. Four years at Cornell. CID KW, Freshman Cross Country Squad, Freshman Track Squad, Central Spring Day Committee 4. AUSTIN BLAIR PLATT, Scranton, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at The Hill School. Four years at Cornell. KA, Hill School Club. JACK POPE, Jack,', Rochester. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at West High School. Four years at Cornell. ATA, Sphinx Head, Hebs-Sa, Freshman Crew, Varsity Basketball Squad 2, 3, Wearer of the HC . WALTER DEs1vIoND POPI-IAM, Pop, Chillicothe, Mo. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Chillicothe High School. Two years at Cornell. Southerners Club. FRANCIS ALBERT PORTER, France, Albion. Chemistry. Age, twenty. Prepared at Albion High School. Four years at Cornell. JOSEPH HENRY PORTER, Joe, Sag Harbor. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Pierson High School. Four years at Cornell. TIKA, Sphinx Head, Hebs-Sa, Varsity Basketball Team 3, Varsity Baseball Squad 3, Wearer of the MCU. ARTHUR WILSON POST, Art, Utica. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Utica Free Academy. Three and one-half years at Cornell. CBE, Freshman Crew. v-If ur- wwf 10211133 am I... IQ. .O. ,.... unztcn iq. H.. ,Ut ...I Hs. ni. gn fm .tu ,tit Jin -.lt ,UI ,In , .grcrzl 1-11 'Lu not run :Ui mi st.. .im ,Lu nu gm nn-,M gg. Lu. nn -.-I I... ...I Jia. fcigt-Ju4i.IaI.i.t.aLLt,.. l 155 1-I Et 1 9 2. 7. C O IL N E L ll.. I A N rm- . ismnm- in -nr-r-I-n 111:91 f 'TI'-'UL-Lf ff 701-UW 'U' KWYZQ' 'QI 'CU 'fl' 'U-' i l l 5 ! ! l ! Q l L- nr-man fauna' rugrmztrf- M v-,f anim .tor :cn utgluzir-A 1-A fA-x 'os M- mf fm 1-H 'Lal vw- fu- LD4 1-frhuon mf 1-'13 HTL LLOYD GREGORY POTTER, Lord, New York City. Arts and Sciences' Age, twenty-three. Prepared at DeWitt Clinton High School. Five years at Cornell.. 935 Varsity Football Squad 3, 45 Varsity i Soccer Squad 3. F WILLIAM JEFFERSON PRATT, Del, Cossayuna. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Greenwich High School. Four years at Cornell. KAP5 HebsfSa5 Freshman Track Squad5 College Gridiron5 Varsity Track Squad 25 Varsity Track Team 35 Varsity Football Squad 35 MACAU. EARL ALLISON PRENTISS, Watkins. Agriculture. Agektwenty-seven. Prepared at Watkins High School. Four years at Cornell. Second Ring Memorial Pr1ze5 Country Community Club. MELVIN GEORGE PRESTON, Presty, Doc, Utica. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Utica Free Academy. ,Four years at-Cornell. College Baseball Team 1, 2, 35 College Soccer Team 35 State Cash and Tuition Scholarshlps. ALEXANDER PREvosTo, New York City. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Evander Childs High School. 'Four years at Cornell. I . JOHN PAUL PRlTCHARD, Pritch, White Lake. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at ! Monticello High School. Four years at Cornell. State Cash and Tuition Scholarshipsg Student ' Volunteer 1, 2, 3, 4. E Q . Q WALTER RICHARD PRoseH, Babe, Newark, N. J. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. ' Prepared at Central High School. Four years at Cornell. I-IKCIJ5 Masonic Club. i C1-IARLES HERBERT QUICK, Herb, Newton Centre, Mass. Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Newton High School. Four years at Cornell. fI1KlP'5 Al-Djebar. I ISI 311:11 'clilll IDK if 10h all '15 1 'DK I 1 lU j Il UVA l 'KN JKLK lK'5 fx-V' 'KM : 3 'T' ' ! 1 S E I 1- Ie.. ,uf gm ,Ut gr, H.. ,Ur ,Q3 Amr ,Ur Kmggg. ,IN ,. .uziczzraf nu am ,cn :cn-n::r:f1-V tm:1:z:r:rf 156 .L.1LzI SIMHA RAIVA Bangkok Siam Arts and Sciences Age, twenty two Prepared at Wilbraham Aca demy Four years at Cornell Cosmopolitan Club Siamese Alliance IRVING CLARic RALPH, Irv Pete Buffalo Mechanical Engineering Age, twenty one Pre pared at Lafayette High School Four years at Cornell Zodiac Golf Team 2 3 4 University Charnp1on,FallTournament3 GCT ,State Cash and Tuition Scholarships,Undergraduate Scholar sh1p, Scalp and Blade DAVID SANTIAGO RAMIREZ, Fatty, Gordo Cabo Rojo, P R Mechanical Engineering Age, twenty-two. Prepared at College ofAgr1culture and Mechanic Arts. Three and one half years at Cornell. College Baseball Team, Cosmopolitan Club. GEORGE BEATY RAMSEY, Dick, High Bridge N. I. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at High Bridge High School. Two and one-half years at Cornell. KIJKE. ' CHARLES EDWARD RAUH, Jr., West Hoboken, N. I. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Emerson High School. Four years at Cornell. HAROLD MEAD RAWLINS, Riawl, Glens Falls. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Glens Falls Academy. Four and one-half years at Cornell. GA' State Tuition Scholarship, Adirondack Club. HERBERT HERWEG RAY Sussex, N. . Law. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Sussex High School. Four years at Cornell. The Cornell Law Quarterly Board 2 3 4' College Honor Group 2 3. JOHN HERMAN RECKNAGEL, 3RD., Johnnie, Fouesnant, Finistere, France. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Victoria College, Jersey, Great BI'1I'2.l1'l. Four and one-half years at Cornell. Varsity Soccer Team 2' ACF ' Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 2' Cercle Francais. fvcllnre 1 E-JDKJ tim fu- 1:11329 EDB LDJ1t !3fQ1 ik El l . T 1-I E 1 9 2. 2. C O R, N E L L I A. 1-:unluxcnxcxutxs:Quinn-ixniciurax-unuuQu -111: u-.rxiunxnzznrcy a it r ' wen mt vi -i ftit xx it vt nur :nr :ur - 7 3' 1 2 'i F 7 7 'J F . I 1-.1mxIQigmqt-r:ni1iu-1-411-i11-ngmxni-Ini-uiuzi-.rr-11aizurumon-11mx1-x1m1t-111-i1iui1rui1in:11uz1 oxtnxxnxx Q 7 5 , . - ' . ' . - ' ' - . , . 2 , tr as tt' :J - ' ' , , . . . - - 1 7 1 J ' . rr :J . - ' ' . J tc 2 1 cr 11 ' ' ' ' , . . . tr 1: 1 l 1 : 1 1 t z ' I : 7 . 1 9 9 7 Z' u 17 a i 5' zz 1: -1 . 1 9 7 a rx wrtcgriewrst ni at ,tn ,Ut K sc.. H.. ,qt 1... ni. H.. mr ,rn ,Hr ,ca ,uf ,tn ,Ut 1- -or ml yi.. 157 HE l.9,2.l CORNELLIA rprggv Qmnmzn nz:-x-ni-lpn rzunnxoxxru-nu 1-rg,-1xnxx:-1:ru:n11nxxrox Q x w n zo. ze Q Q orzxox E Q l l 5 ROBERT FREITAS REDDING,HBOlD,,,UG6O1' ia, Atlanta, Ga. Mechanical En ineerin . A e twent - g g g F Q Y Q two. Prepared at Marist College and Technological High School. One and one-half years at i Cornell. KA CSouthernDg Varsity Football Squad 25 Southerners Club. . FRANKLIN ANDREW REED, Frank, Buffalo. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Masten Park High School. Four years at Cornell. Huntington Club. E . . . . ' RUSSELL CHRISTIAN REICHART, Duck, Reich, Greenport. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty- one. Prepared at Greenport High School. Four years at Cornell. HKN. FELIX EDWARD REIFSCHNEIDER, The Long Island R. R., Hempstead. Chemistry. Age, nineteenp Prepared at Hempstead High School. Four years at Cornell. College Baseball Team 3, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. - . GEORGE KENNETH REILLY, Mouse, Montclair, N. I. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Stevens Preparatory' School. Threeland one-half years at Cornell. ATQg Freshman Baseball Team, Sophomore Spring Day Committee. i l I , E WARREN DARRESS REINHARD, Warry, Jersey City, N. I. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- i two. Prepared at Dickenson High School. Four years at Cornell. Scorpion. : ARTHUR EDWARD REMICK, Ed,,' New Rochelle. Chemistry. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at New Rochelle High School. Four and one-half years at Cornell. KCIJQ University Orchestra. Q CLARENCE BENNET RHQDE, Dusty, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared Q at Evander Childs High School. Four years at Cornell. KDE I-I. I m sr-E231 im fu- 'cixm mir 'm 1 'CCD um- :aim rm am 1-H lux ISD 1 i A A l Q r were ,Ur g 3r L91 ,fu ink 1411 ,ur Mig. 1g r Jw. .4 ,Qt ,pr mf V 158 1-11--11:-1-:mug-r:nr1m1r-.14-111-11nu-nlimit-nz4-1-mtu1-1atemoxmin111-111.115-r1nr1n11iu1 1n:1ur11ax1nx1r-xxnzxxux T ji., ,qi 1 C- ri Ty fi if ij, v - jf J-1. . G., 5 'Lf .4 'V L '-, .- -1 JL: . . E. l 'Q I J I U I P. 1,1 , . ,W ,nil ml nit rm wiziigltgglif 1... Iuoiol. HI, -..,. .uf H.. ,W vm I-If nrillilzzwf ww Iii-iiiwinficf -tn mf nv mf ,.u.ri.zLg If -M aaaa ., l. la ll S F il i i 3 Q l l il y l 9 In-H '-'- '--' 1 W1-M MM wi M- f-iw with H-I on mf Io- f-ff Hn 1-N Im mf nn nv- un mf- -U1 nf. mf mf,Itit..Ifn 7.1, ni, -uc L A I l WILLIAM GEORGE RHODES, Billy, lthaca. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. EKIDE, TB Hg Musical Clubs 1, 2, 3, 4. Q WALTON RICHARPSON, Bill, Hamilton, Ontario. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Pre- ' pared at Hamilton Collegiate Institute. Four years at Cornell. 2? JONATHAN BENJAMIN RIDER, john,'f Rider's Mills. Architecture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared .l at Riverview Academy, Poughkeepsie. Five years at Cornell. Gargoyle, College Track rleam. 1 3 WILLIAM FREDERICK RIPPE, Bill, Mount Vernon. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at.Mount Vernon High School. Pour years at Cornell. HKAg Sphinx Head, lTBHg Atmosg Varsity Basketball Team 2, 3, Captain 45 Wearer of the CU , College Honor Committee, '- Student Council 3, 45 State Tuition Scholarship, College Athletic Director. 4. W MARION BURHANSE RITES, Bug,', Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. JOSEPH DILL RIVERS. Sixty,', Charleston, S. C. Architecture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at 2 Clemson College. One and one-half years at Cornell. AXP, Southerners Club. .A ALAN YOUNG ROBERTS, Al, Brat,,' Takoma Park, D. C. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Washington Central High School. Four years at Cornell. Senators Club, Officers Club. ,I CLARENCE ROGER RORERTS, Keeze,,' Holland Patent. Veterinary. Age, twenty-one. Prepared .A at Holland Patent High School. Four years at Cornell. .QTZg Band 1, 2. I 191-ggi-M-,I -tn ,x-fr-nm .tn ,ut NI. HIL ,ru-,tu up ,QI ,ivt 1.1. ,tit un not vim use MM ,tn ,UI A.. :Mt-JtIt',1th,,tvc L,-cl! l 9 li li ,2 Il l 5 gl . Q, I Y H ,K - WHVWg,g,,,, If 'mir-ww. M. ,QI wLv4.J. LJ: -Ur Jen 11.71 ful Jw' 1711 fi 1- fl LOT-Ii'Jg,15I:-1-2-J' '- 159 HE 19.2.2 COILN'ELLlA rp:-xv. 1 :man:zurgxaxunnuamrnxuuuanxgnn-1n nygiuxxoxxn nr 1 . . . ' - . 1-11x-111-v11-191'-rcuzurinvrxm-rin:1mxx-111-:zu1111111-111.1:lu-.uqnnnx-1114x11-111-x11u11ui1miron11o:11or1n11v.r-11:-r1xe:1xux Q i . . . F HENRYUALLIQON ROBERTS, Al, Ossinmg. Arts and Seiences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Ossimng High School. Four years at Cornell. XCID, Wrestling Team 3, Wearer ofthe CU, Q HUBERT JOSEPH ROEMER, Hub, Toledo, Ohio. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared i at Scott High School. Four years at Cornell. 1I1A9,2AX, Aleph Samach, Sphinx Head, Chairman, E Sophomore Spring Day Committee, -Junior' Smoker Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 4, Central Spring Day Committee 3,Cha1rman, Class Day Committee 4, Manuscript Club, The c ,- i Cornell Daily Sun Board 1, 2, The Cornell W1'dow Board 1, 2, 3, Editor-in-Chief 4. i ROBERT EVANS ROESCH, Bob, East Orange, N. . Electrical Engineering. A e, twenty. Pre- : . . . 3 i pared at Blair Academy. Four years at Cornell. Varsity Track Squad 2, 3, College Track Team 2. EDGAR ROGERS, Ed, Tucson, Ariz. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-seven. Prepared at Tucson High School. Four years at Cornell. EN, Rocky Mountain Club, A. S. M. E. EDWARD WILLIAMS Roor, JR., Eddie, Brockport. Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at 7 Brockport Normal School. Three years at Cornell. State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, War Service Scholarship. ' x 4, , FREDERICK CHARLES RQOT, North Tonawanda. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at l North Tonawanda High School. Four years at Cornell. : GEORGE MARCUS Ross, Mark, Johnson City. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at i Bmghamton Central High School. ,Three years at Cornell. AZ. i LEON BIDWELT. RQSSEAU, Ross, Lyme, Conn. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Pre- E pared at University of France. Four and one-half years at Cornell. TB TI, HKN, Varsity Soccer ' Team 2, 3, 4, ACF , Wearer ofthe CH, College Honor Group 2, 4, Cercle Francais, Vice-Presr dent 1, President 2, Treasurer 4, Cosmopolitan Club, A. S. M. E., A. I. E. E. l V 11.1:mr11ux:n1:1uxmminu11-:al-111-1:1-ian111--:nun-nrxn 'mlm gil guy 1 ,411 , f :ut :gr ui:-1 . , --W E 'Jn' K 'U' YH' Hx ,Ur ,fu ITL nu. :un agn u 1: 115 nu 1 DL KJ: 0111011103211 uilnlillxixnix 1 uin 160 T l TF' '4 Q N CD fl ' T 4 T ' ' N , 1 .1 f f Y- .4 1. L- cf, .1 -.J . C . ..i ... A n. U. in. M..-..,. M. ,of ..., ,.,,. .M ,M H.. ,W .fn nf... ,,.,q-sm .ln i... ,-ern... .Hi Q, N, l .. ni. -of 1--. 1 io. -rn wif, ni. nn ...i ni. mjgggw lu. fm ..,. me iw nn nn nu im mf nn rm un me ,in mr EUGENE DONALD ROTH, Gene,,' Ithaca. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. Band 1, 2, Festival Chorus 3. Joi-IN EDWARD RDTH, Jack, Tulsa,Olcla. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Mt. Hermon School. Four years at Cornell. ABNER JOSEPI-T RUBIN, Bubbles, Milwaukee, Wis. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Milwaukee University Academy. Three years at Cornell. ZBTQ Wrestling Squad 3. OTTO RUEHLE, JR., Dutch,,' Pleasant Valley. Veterinary. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Mill- brook Memorial School. Four years at Cornell. QT2g College Soccer Team, College Track Team, First Prize, Jane Miller Award in Veterinary Physiology, Society of Comparative Medicine. ELMORE THEODORE RoosEvELr RUNSDORF, Runny, Brooklyn. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Boys' High School. Three and one-halfyears at Cornell. TEGD, Scabbard and Blade, Polo Team 3, 4, College Class President 13 Second Lieutenant F. A. R. O. T. C. 1, First Lieutenant 2, 3, Captain 45 Masque 2, 3, 43 Ofhcers Club 1, 2, 3, 4, MB, F. A. R. O. T. C. Association, Acting Manager of Polo 3, Manager 4. GEORGE HENRY RUSSELL, 'flimf' Winthrop. Law. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Brasher and Stockholm High School. Seven years at Cornell. AFP, Adirondack Club. ERWIN ROBERT RUTHERFORD, Ruth,', Gouverneur. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Gouverneur High School. Four years at Cornell. Scorpion, College Crew 1, 3, Varsity Crew Squad 25 War Service Scholarship. EDWIN COLBURN RYAN, Winnipeg, Canada. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Tome School. Four years at Cornell. QAXQ British-American Club, The Cornell Annual: Board 3, Assistant Business Manager 4. f JU' wut ui.. dlp. ug .,,, lui ai.. ,fn ,tn ni. H.. VU. H.. Nl. nn gpm gnu ,tif ,in ,Ut Luc auf for ,U- v ,V Y ,gf , W.-. L4 ,r,.-..,Y,-,- Y . , , . . , . , K., ,.iCL,....a. .f L,,.e,.--..t X i 1, ns. ,,,, ,,.. LU, Ju. ,Mc :Qi 1. it Jugs.-1.711 IG- wx A-g4k--L-Avg-J:!4-1' if S--W ---4 7'- 161 1: -' -' , 1 w Q 3 E 'W ft W' M .. I. W I js I ,I YN fg, R, v .mf -V. ' .-x I. J 1- SIM., .... -E.:IgEHu..a1t.iaQa C El Si!-It -H N4 fu. 1-A vw nn v--1 rot- I+.-,IQ-H 'Luffy' A-.II No.1--A I-1+ 1-f1 ws mf vw' Lu- nu:-tw Mig :IQ-gpt lm. am mr -In 5 E HOWARD EUGENE SALSBURY, f'Duke, Doc,'.' Cazenovia. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- ' five. Prepared at Cazenovia Seminary. Five years at Cornell. State Cash Scholarship, Second Q Lieutenant F. A. R. O. T. C. 3, First Lieutenant 4, 5, Officers Club, Masonic Club. I EDMUND CHARLES PI-IIPPS SANGER, Eddy, Mount Vernon. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Mount Vernon High School. Four years at Cornell. College Basketball Team. ALVIN LYNAM SAITERTHWAITE, Puss, Stanton, Del. Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared atWilmington Friends' School. Fouryears at Cornell. AfID,Al-Djebargfunior Promenade Commit- E tee,.College Honor Committee 3, 'Convocation Hour Committee 4, The Cornell Annualf Board, E, Junior Associate Editor 3, Managing Editor 4, Savage Club. E MORRIS SCI-ILISSEL, Keyes, Arverne. Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Far Rock- ls away High School. Four years at Cornell. The Cornell Chemin Board, Associate Editor 3, Senior E Editor 4, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. H FREDERICK THEODSEKE SCI-INATZ, Fritz, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-threeQ Pre- lg pared at Boys' High School. Four years at Cornell. KAP, fIJK'iD, College Crew 3, C. U. C. A. A Cabinet 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Q HARRY JULIUS SCHNELL, IR., Harry, South Orange, N. J. Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared Q at Newark Academy. Four years at Cornell. AXE. 5 FREDERICK FQELLER SCI-IOEPFLIN, Freddie, Buffalo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Nichols Preparatory School. Four years at ACornell. ATQ, ZAX, Quill and Dagger, Scalp and Blade, The Cornell Daily Sun Board, Advertising Manager 3, 4. Z FREDERICK OTTO SCI-IREINER,. Fritz, Johnsonburg, Pa. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-four. E Prepared at Johnsonburg High School. Three years at Cornell. QA9, Sphinx Head, Pyramid, 3 Varsity Baseball Team 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball Squad 3, Varsity Football Squad 3, Wearer of j the C , Convocation Committee. 5 :nj I,-zfvmgu, ,Qi I... ...ig,,,. i... It.. .in ..-. for im .... ,th V... I... IU. Mit M.. ,tit ,-Ut ,tit ,tit fur Ia.. ,tif If, fl 5 Q FI Y N'V Il-N lLJf Hit UNA itll JI H ILM JLJ4 A114 JKJK IK lf llil HJR 14 Hit .N H Vx H YI ll V- ll Fai 'i'1 fl' 4 'lib I an 'P 'XJ' NH 162 HE ,19,2.2. COJLNELLIA. rl-:-xuzpxnquicxorzu-rcnun Iuiziucruxnnyxnrxn n in IQ' mQnI1 ' wriggg xp: mc :rx my :gr ag-1 pw nn I I - E 7 v I E ! : I i E E 1 ! ! .2 ! . .......-.....................-.......-...-...........-........-...-.......-...........-.......-...-...-...-...-,...............-......,... HENRY SCLIIULTHEIS, Hank, College Point. Landscape Architecture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Flushing High School. Four years at Cornell. Glee Club 4. 3 . 'F ERIC JOHN SCHWARTZ, Rickie, Hamilton Ohio. A riculture. A e twent -two. Pre ared at a g g 7 Y I3 Hamilton High School. Four years at Cornell. JJAZ. l i OWEN WALLACE SCOTT, Scotty, Detroit, Mich. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-Hve. Prepared : at Binghamton Central High School. Three years at Cornell. l i City High School. Four years at Cornell. ATA, Freshman Basketball Squad, Varsity Basketball 5- Squad 2, 3, 4, Freshman Cap Burning Committee. ,losEP1-I SKEEP, ZND., aloe, Oil City, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-tW0. Prepared at Oil i EDWARD BAKER SELIGMANN, Selig, Buffalo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at 5 Nichols Preparatory School. Four years at Cornell. 4IJAZg Cercle Francais. i HENRY WILLIAM SENEY, ZND., Hank, Toledo, Ohio. Arts and.Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Pre- ' pared at Scott High School. Four years at Cornell. KIDKIFQ Quill and Dagger, Freshman Advisory ,- I A 1 Q Q Committee 3, Chairman 4. ! i JOAQUIN SERVERA, Jack, Mayaguez, P. R. Law. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Cascadilla School. Four years at Cornell. QDAEQ A9515 The Cornell Law Quarterly Board 3, 4. Q HOWARD MJLLER SHAMBAUGH, Howdy, Fort Wayne, Ind. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Q Prepared at Fort Wayne High School. Three years at Cornell. ZIP, IDB K. l rnQnxznranxoxpnnzrnxxmxinuqrqznuxiauuni.IQinz.n1.n:ni1L-n:w.1n LD. 1311. ,firm ,Ut Jqifpr .ur ggipg l Ln If-H mimi cm 1-If an :cn :rn JU- mzzm .Ut Ja 'u.L..c I 1- -- Y 1 168 HE. 19z2. co1LNE.Lt.1A 11:11:11: mbnxxxursnv - nr1t-1:4-4:nur1vn1n nxqvm org:-rgnxinxinxxn 13 1 i Q in u o u I1 i - i E i 2 i Q ! Q ! Q Q g gg 4 ............. .Q. mm. ....:m. E .-........-...-...-.......-...-..,-...-...-...-...-......,.,...........-....... ' ' e i ' JOHN. DALZELL SHANER, Johnny, New York City. Law. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at High 3 School of Commerce. Four years at Cornell. EN, A9453 Senior Class Day Committee, The i Cornell Law Quarlerly Board 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, British-American 'Club 3. 6 E GEORGE ROBERT SHANKLIN, G, R., Ensenada, P. R. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Pre- , pared at Worcester Academy, Mass. Four years at Cornell. AXA, Second Lieutenant R. O. T. 9' Q C. 2, First Lieutenant 3, 4, Officers Club, The Cornell Civil Engineer Board 2, 3, Circulation Manager 5 7 4. ' Q ERNEST RAY SHAW, Hawk,H Wheaton, Ill. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at I Wheaton High School. Two years at Cornell. KAP, Assistant in Economics. 1 JOHN DANIEL SHEPARD, Jack, Bagdad, Fla. Law. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Pensacola 2 High School. Four years at Cornell. KCIJQ Sphinx Head, AQCIDQ Freshman Baseball Team, Varsity L3 Baseball Team 2, 3, Varsity Basketball Squad 2, 35 Wearer of the C , Freshman Advisory Commit- , ' tee, A. AClMbemb5rsg1ip Cogngtteeg The Cornell Law Quarterly Board5C. U. C.A. Council 3, 4, South- H U erners u , e ate u . 2 RALPH. SHEPHERD, Shep, Greenock, Md. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at ' Baltimore Polytechnic Institute. One-half year at Cornell. HOWARD RELYEA SHERMAN, IR., Sherry, East Orange, N. J. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- Ewo. SPrepdared at Montclair Academy. Four years at Cornell. KT, College Crew 1, 25 Varsity B E rew qua 3. ' 1 g . 5' IRVING Hzi:ROLD.SHERMA.N, Irv, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared Q E at DeWitt Clinton High School. Four years at Cornell. BZP. 5 5 WALTER PAUL SHERRILL, Tex, Temple, Texas. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-seven. Prepared ' ! at Temple High School. Three years at Cornell. Southerners Club. i . ' C Vi! 34' El 3C1:1l'l 1 iii-H I 1 I1 ' 1 ' IKIK - 'U' ill 'E K-'KL i Q f s ' 9 5 S 5 5 Q Q C , . I ' 1. ,Ut ,M ig, ,Qt i... M. me me nu ,qi wig. ,.,. .. .51-ug. mi 5317... at ,ag Anim' Ctxiflilfv um i V 164 El Tit' i 2 C '73 L L 7 Irwell.. 1... 1... ...Q ... r.. me ...I ...., ...Q s... .f.. ...I .W ,... .ru nw im .fn ...I vm wif .... .iz .of me ...f -.mf mr if.. ...f ... .... .... 1... ft.. fr.. ...I .ur R.. .... .... A.. ...I .... Mil... .Ur .... ...I ...t ...r my ...X ...- .-.. .- ui. ...f .Ur ...K JJ.: H.. I.. WILLIAM HENRY SHIPMAN, Bill, Towanda, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Three years at Cornell. JAMES SIDWAY, -Syracuse. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Phillips Exeter Academy. Five years at'Cornell. KA5 Sophomore Spring Day Committee, Exeter Club. ALBERT WILLIAM SIEYERS, Hyde Park-on-Hudson. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ppughkeepsie High School. Four years at Cornell. State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, War Service Scholarship. CHARLES WILLIAM SIMMONS, Chuck, Watertown. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Syracuse Central High School. Four years at Cornell. Huntington Club, Class En- dowment Fund Committee 25 Independent Association Executive Committee 4. JOHN FRANCIS SIMONDS, Johnny, Brooklyn. Chemistry. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Boys' High School. Four years at Cornell. MAYRANT SIMONS, Sim, Summerville, S. C. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Cascadilla School. Four and one-half years at Cornell. BERNARD STERLING SINES, Berny, Omaha, Nehr. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at New Rochelle High School. Four years at Cornell. Rod and Bob, KIPKCDQ Freshman Baseball Team, Varsity Baseball Squad 2, 3, 43 Senior Banquet Committee. ALEXANDER SINGER, Al, New York City. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at DeWitt Clinton High School. Four years at Cornell. 3131251441 sf... .rn A.. 1... ..,. ...Q .... ,... .... A-. ,... .... .... ,... M.. A.. .Cp H.. -..-, A.. .rn A.. Jr.. .Ur .vt .ot Lu- X , L. l . - . -,W . . . rv, rv .f. fi'-If -L 43: 5 -1. ,L .dvd .-3, ,.-hh L. ,tor ,gr .r 1 -. 1. '. ,-q.L?QH Yigfg Li, u fue... -- 1'-A JH- fbi- - ----Af -- l 165 HE 192.2 CORNELLIA UL 1f m l f ' r 'lc vcillf nl! 101 Dim! 'IDI Xl! 101 Ulf I- JIt JLUYLCD Hn ICN 'mu I - ' l1 l HH HH 'Ill 'YE If I i JOHN HAWKINS SINGLETON, Jack, St. Louis, Mo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Cascadilla School. Three years at Cornell. BGH. - GEORGE WING SISSON, ZRD., George,', Potsdam. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Phillips Exeter Academy. Four years at1Cornell. KZ, Quill and Dagger, ZAX, Freshman Ban- quet Committeeg Junior Spring Day Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 4g Convocation Committee, Musical Clubs, Masque, Exeter Club, The Cornell Atmzualr Board 2, 3, Business Manager 4 . WILLIAM OSCAR SKINNER, Bill, Greenwich. Agriculture. Age, twenty-eight. Prepared at Green- Rvgch Higlbfihool. Two and one-half years at Cornell. AFP, CIPKCIUQ Helios, Round-Up Cluhg asonic u . HENRY WALLACE SMEALLIE, Wally, Amsterdam. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Amsterdam High School. Four years at Cornell. ELI, C. U. C. A. Cabinet 3, Secretary 45 State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, War Service Scholarship, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. DARWIN COVERT SMITH, Smitty, Lodi. Agriculture. Age twenty-two. Prepared at Lodi High School. Four years at Cornell. Kflk ' HAROLD KRAMER SMITH, Skeet, Jersey City, N. J. Law. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Lincoln High School. Four years at Cornell. -' IRVING CARLETOIY SMITH, Smithy,,' Lowville. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Lowville Academy. Six years at Cornell. JOHN LAMPMAN SMITH, 'IIack, Craryville. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Hillsdale High School. Four years at Cornell. ECIJE. -xinnsnrxxo 11111-n1nax1l-xxnxia-:can-1-If111-11.-in-n ,Qi .. 1333 :In f :g ,Qt fig' ,ua me gg ,Qc i r fur ,Ur gr, 101 me ,nj wut ,ua nu ,Ut ,rn zur ur. ii spgiggr 166 T 2. lc' -mv A fx. ENT H I i l 2 , 3 J , .l I. 1233- Jlfr fo. Hn fuqicfr un mr 1.,. nrgigjr nr. mr miggi I-N mgym. mf my ,U I: SEWARD MARCUS SMITH, Scew, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Phillips Exeter Academy. Four years at Cornell. A425 Exeter Club. GEORGE WILLIAM SNIBBI2, IR., Whitey, Catongville, Md. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Danville School. Four years at ornell. KE' Al-Djebar' Varsity Football Squad' Junior Smoker Committee, Southerners Club. , i , HUBERTHKLING SNIVELY, Hugh, Clgcago, Ill.i'X1grii-illture. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Hyde Park igh School. Five years at ornell. A 5 elios' Freshman Tax Committee' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Masque, 33 Savage Club. i y HOWARD BARTLEY Snow, Snowie, Yonkers. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Yonkers High School. Four years at Cornell. A. I. E. E. BERNARD CLARIg SNYDER, Snide, Machias junction. Agriculture. Age, twenty-seven. Prepared at Machias Hrgh School. Four years at Cornell. Band 25 Country Community Club. ' 1 VICTOR Joseru SNYDER, Vic, Harrisburg, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. .Pre- pared at Harrisburg Technical High School. Five years at Cornell. HKA, Freshman Advisory Committee, Cheerleader 4, Masonic Club. Q REGINAPD SQLOMON,'HR6g,H New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Q DeWitt Clinton High School. Four years at Cornell. Junior Spring Day Commrttee. Q HYMAN SOLOVAY, Hy, Brooklyn. ' Arts and-Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Boys' High School. E Four years at Cornell. State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, Undergraduate Scholarship, Sherman- D Bennett Prize 3. :l'IJ1In..zn- nn iw- 1141 :alum Joins. lufftn ar-J 1-L' fo. mr 10- ,r.- L ZD3 ,cr -In I-rr ,Qi fm ff-1 fu: 'vs lvl MM J 5 5 3 I 1 l 1 l I l lil 3, 1 l 2 J , . -CFIZL-K wr YU? :HIL 1UTI+4r.:.1...m.4.wLu. uns: fuk ,Ui ,tsl n 1. 1' -ty mf mi nr. an ma mu 1433 If-f frat-IIgJ.tQ,.Jur Igjgfl 167 HE. 19.2.2 co1v.NELL1A . - V , - . In.:-1-1-pr. .1 ...f Jo- ns. M ,ot fm sm aim wozzm 1 nicht' 'W 'W ,DL-2-1-U ,QV 'O' YD!-11' 10? I I 'i Z W 5 . 5 . E 1 . J f F 7 . l E 6 I 4 ,, . t 1 . ,. grim, ,nr it.. mgzmgm. ,o 1. .t nn I I-.-rgm-1-run:-1-1-mqu---ururi-rar-ici-rar-in...gr-:aural-rc..-11-iqnrxuu , I ABRAM ELLISON SoMMER, Abela, Ellison, Bayonne, N. I. Arts and Sciences. Prepared at 5 ' Bayonne High School. Q , OTTO osEP1-I SPAHN, JR., Doc, Art, Pleasantville. Chemistry. A e twent -two. Pre ared E . S 1 Y P 9 at Pleasantville High School. Four years at Cornell. College Cross Country Team 3, 4, War Ser- i t vice Scholarship, University Orchestra 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Independent Association Council 3, 4. Q E' . J ROY CLARENCE SPENCER, Pennellville. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Phoenix Q lg University Band 1, 25 Parabola Club 3, President 4. 1 High School. Four years at Cornell. State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, Assistant Chimemaster ROBERT SHELDON STAINTON, Bob, Buffalo. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Lafayette High School. Four years at Cornell. Cosmopolitan Club. Q Creek High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. AZ. i J DONALD HAND STARKS, Don, Chatham. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Chatham H High School. Four years at Cornell. QA, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, Undergraduate ' Scholarshipg President, Freshman Debate Club. 9 MYRON EDWARD STECZYNSKI, Steck, Cambridge Springs, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, T 5 E twenty-four. Prepared at Polish National Alliance College. Four years at Cornell. Assistant . in Physics Z, 3, 4. Q h l lljg bl v J JI l l 4 I Is QR Ja llli AJL leg ILQ lxlk :Lil J1!4 tug , N E L 4 ga 9 n. 1 E : , l Q 3 F LII: me M. pg, ,. ,. .tg if 1. for ,cg nu it it it n gg. it it .. .Qt ,331 mi 168 JOHN' STANISLOVAITIS STANPSLOW, Binghamton. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-four. Prepa-red U at Binghamton Central High School. Four years at Cornell. State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, 4 BAYARD HowE STAPLIN, Stape, Mannsville. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Sandy : E , lil H E l 9 2. 24 C O R, N E L L l A 3 I 4 .1 .1 -I . An loc ,qc -,UI -.nf .Of 'i.u.g,:r.tr muff-.rt-JcLi.u.1.ig,u: '2,r,1f,:4lW7 LQ1.L.J 'T'17Tf 1-I: PNN JI' 'IV' Ll l I l 3 -3 3 111- 1-H M- fm wr-tru wr fm --ii W -f-- '-11 1 Mgmt gm Im mt me mf nn nr:-for wi gn mi fm .U5 1r,c,.,.i ,,.,,-M. -in RICHARD BIRIT STEINMETZ, Dick, Brooklyn. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared Q gi Eoys' High School. Four years at Cornell. OAX, Masque, British-American Club, Savage l u . . ' JoHN JAMES STEPHENS, ZIVD., Jack, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Adelphi Academy. Four years at Cornell. fIDKlP', Freshman Advisory Committee. JAMES RIICH STEVENSON, JR., Steve, Hobart. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-tW0. Prepared at Blair Academy. Four years at Cornell. HKA. DOUGLASISTEWART, Doug, Denver, Colo. Law. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at North Plain- - Held High School. Four years- at Cornell. Q, CIDAQJ, Freshman Banquet Committee, Sopho- ' more Smoker Committee, Senior Ball Committee. j NEWELL COE STEWART, Stew, Buffalo. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Lafayette High School. Four years at Cornell. E'1IJE, Scalp and Blade, Freshman -Track 3 Team, Varsity Crew Squad 3, 4, State Scholarship, Musical Clubs,Assistant Manager ofTennis3. T HENRY THAYER S:I'ILES, Hank, Warren, Ohio. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at St. John's Military Academy. Four years at Cornell. BAE, College Crew 2, Varsity Crew Squad Q 3. 3 CHARLES WILLIAM STILLWELL, Bob, Brooklyn. Chemistry. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Man- ual Training High School. Four years at Cornell. AXE, TB H, C. C. A. Cabinet 3, 4, The Cor- nell Chemift Board 3, 4, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, Mandolin Club 2, 3, Leader 4. ERNEST VICTOR STRACK, Spring Valley. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Spring Valley High School. Four years at Cornell. HKN, Scabbard and Blade, Wrestling Squad 3, 4, First Lieutenant R. O. T. C. l, 2, Captain 3, 4, Novice Heavyweight.Wrestling Championship 3, University 158-pound Wrestling Championship 4, Novice Light-Heavyweight Boxing Champion- ,, ship 4, A. S. M. E., A. T. E. E., Officers Club. I .:i2zLLt:mr-I--c1.ctt..a-1 an 1... Qi fos fff- rw A-if 'mv 'Jw ws MM 1-I1 f-fs HH N-2 H 5 5 I ll Q4 li Ti 1 'I Pi l lil l? .D ,,,, F. .... ...I 1- -as my mia ff-W'-E'Q.DrLgQ+.asTTifjfifll 169 H E. 1 9 2. 2, C, O R, N E L L I A , ,til mr fm me mt Jw nn nn me JUL atv urn yur nv ig: wruiuw ar my vrfilgf-yur imc nx xo: rm :nr an pry x I ! .1 ! Q l t ! ! Q ! I -41- --in f--1 lor fox 1-:zen fm Riino- --m:m- 1-14 IACIIZCIZIE -1- ,..t me mf tw mr , ' i I HENRY CLARK STRA1-IAN, Hank, Wappingers Falls. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. ' Prepared at Poughkeepsie High School. Four years at Cornell. Glee Club 2, 3. DANIEL BURSK STRICKLER, Dan, Columbia, Pa. Law. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Colum- bia High School. Four years at Cornell. KZ, KIJAQ, Aleph Samach, Quill and Dagger, Scab- bard and Blade, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team 2, 3, Captain 4, Varsity Cross Country Team 2, 3, Wearer ofthe C , Chairman, Intercollegiate Athletic Committee, Chairman, Central Honor Committee, Chairman, Coffee House, Committee, Sophomore Smoker Committee, Spring Day Hop Committee 3, Courtney Memorial Committee, Class Endowment Fund Committee, Stu- dent Council 3, President 4, Senior Class President, Major Sports Council, Major R. O. T. C. 3, Colonel 4, C. U. C. A. Cabinet, British-American Club, President 4, President, Officers Club 3, 4. MYRON ALFRED STURGEON, Fish, Suffolk, Va. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared A at Jefferson High School. Four years at Cornell. AX. 5 RUSSEL LIGHT SUENDER, Rus,,' Frackville, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Frackville High School. Three years at Cornell. EN. VAUGHN DOUGLAS -SUITZER, Shorty,', Ithaca. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Pre- pared at Shamokin High School, Pa. Four years at Cornell. Acacia, Masonic Club. JAMES FREDERICK SUMNEB, Jim, Ann Arbor, Mich. Landscape Art. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Ann Arbor High School. Three years at Cornell. Scorpion, Masque, Dramatic Club. HARRY WILLIAM SUTTON, 'KSut, Sidney Centre. Veterinary. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Una- v dilla High School. Four years at Cornellf QTE, Society of Comparative Medicine. NATHANIEL ALLEN TALMAGE, K'Nat, Riverhead. Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at River- ? head High School. Four years at Cornell. AZ, CIJKCID, Helios, Farmers' Week Committee 1, 4, 2 College Honor Group 1, 2, 4, The Cornell Countryman Board 3, Managing Editor 4, College Class Secretary-Treasurer 4. V 1 uf Limo 1 ... , c , Am RN lv Hu 1 1 GZ: 4: r .Q3 ,Ur . g-i .CE .m in. gy. ,Ut ,Ut ,Ur ,ru mr .UL gi 5 f c ri F 5 mr Ls.-1. ,ua mf ,in mt ,rn .Ui ,cu ,Ut ,nr ,tn Ku gg, an ,l .Q. 133315. .ggi M1335 rm fczzin. Hi. ,L .rg-mu 170 I-IE 19,2.2. COILNELLIA . E I T 'E 'i Z . l....-...-................-...-.......-...-.......-...-.......-...-.......-.......-.......-...........-...-...-..........,................, i ' Tsai CHUN TANG, Shanghai, China. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Nanking Univer- ' sity. Two years at Cornell. Chinese Students Club. i ' JOSEPH GALLUCHAT TARBOUX, Jack, Miami, Fla. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Clemson College. Two years at Cornell. V BAYARD EUGENE TAYLOR, Gene, Oak Park, Ill. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Oak Park High School. Three and. one-half years at Cornell. IIDKZ, Junior Promen- ade Committee, Savage Club, Masque 2, Musical Director 3. i FRANKLIN TAYLOR, Frank, Wilmington, Del. Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Wil- ? mington Friends' School. Four years at Cornell. A1115 Al-Djebar. ' L -JOSEPH CECIL TERESEWICZ, Terry,,' Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. 5- . Prepared at Hanover Township High School. Four years at Cornell. Freshman Basketball ,Teamg ! 'Freshman Baseball Squad, College Baseball Team, College Basketball Team. EDWARD PosNER TESCHNER, Ed, New York City. Law. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at New i i ' Rochelle High School. One and one-half years at Cornell. HAJIIJ. E -HAGOP PUZANT TEVONIAN, Kasta, Armenia. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Two years at ' Cornell. ! JOHN WILLIAM THEN, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Rochester East High i School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. I o l hlihIiltlililixilil:limliuIinuilIlilulubxuilulillxiluAilli :Ox ' I3 C1 ' 1 4 'UK - l i ' 'W' ' ' ' ' i E 7 A 5 'I I . i 'S 'a .. . r. ma ian g m gg, ,rn gn .mn Er 1:5 gig, ,Qi it .111-111.11m111-.1.u1nuu-rrnnxm mqlqi-I in . 171 p:-nxszpnl tmzuxcnzxni-nzurznncruQ:Q 131.1 11 -141.131 u Qxarnurgnxrnxinxi 13 i i 1 . . o 1. HE 19.2.2 CORNELLIA am ,Qi aut fu. mi .Ur in. ini milf HH 1k K 1-'K IL ' IDR lvl 'UK ID! NK. JHLLIUK NH mf! HH ' ! ! ! 1 Q i .......... I TTT Q CHARLES KENNETH THOMAS, Tommy, Flushing. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Baldwin High School. Four years at Cornell. State Cash and Tuition Scholarshipsg '86 Q Memorial Stage 33 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. E JAY CLYDE THoMAs, Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Thorn- : ton Township High School. Four years at Cornell. ,MACEO AUGUSTINE THOMAS, Tommy, Baltimore, Md. Agriculture. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Lincoln University. Three years at Cornell. Cornell Catholic Club. 3 FREDERICK Howe THoMPsoN, Tommy, Trumansburg. Law. Age, twenty. Prepared atTrumans- burg High School. Four years at Cornell. KIPAE. E5 . M HOWARD DRESEL TI-TOMPSQN, Nick, Littleton, N. H. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twentyjtwo. H Prepared at Ossinmg High School. Four years at Cornell. 21133 Freshman Advisory Committee, c ' Masque, State Cash Scholarship. . ROBERT WILLIAM THOMPSON, Tommy, Corona. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Pre- H ! A pared at Newtown High School. Four years at Cornell. EH, Rod and Bob. C 5 osEPH CHAK THOMS, r., Walyo, Brookl n. Civil En ineerin . A e, twent -three. Pre ared l , , Y g g g y D 5- at Jamaica High School. Three years at Cornell. AKE. : CHARLES DEGOLYER TINKER, Tinlc, Sharon, Pa. Mechanical En ineerin . A e, twent -three. I I E g S Y Prepared at Cascadrlla School. Two and one-half years at Cornell. AXP. E .. n A srtcmf wcn 1.135113 -,cnzrr 1411 1 - lm Jw uzznmr can CD1 I f ML lm 'Ur 'UA 'KD HH 3 , ! 2 ! 3 C ! e . W A ,ot mmm W HU ,tu ,Cn cm A.. emzmr ,Q. ,. , . at lm 22:21:11 ' I 172 sm lm mf me ,or mf iw ,QI me ,uf .f fm-mgglm no wmzrf cmjm H pf- X for mgmzjrfitol ff . HE 3.02.2 CORNELLIA ,Qt mr-fmjgif 43. ' me ,Crime iw. 101 .fu ft., wg im .uf mr ffTrjTG.Zu.L4J.aL2ur -ui nv nor wr mr snr im iw mf mv- Q 1 , ri 4 S i .,, IL R... mimi- ,ni ni. ,tn A-30. ,Ninn ni. anim.. ni. N. nifgrggjgp M.. .nr mf imfvrn-1-rr. .Ui iw 1-13,4 ng ,Ib nn ..-sr-1... .ut C . HERBERT DAYTQN TOBEY, Dayt, Walton. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Waltoxi H1gh School. Four years at Cornell. QA, Atmos, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team Z, 3, 4, MACAU, Freshman Advisory Committee. ' KENNETH RUSSELL TODD, Ken, Pittsburgh, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Peabody High School. Four years at Cornell. '-IJKlP', Freshman Baseball Squad, Musical Clubs 2, 3, 4, Savage Club 2, 3, 4, Masque 3, 4. 1 MAURLCE BRADLEY ToNKIN,. Tonky, Wasliington, D. C. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- - F three. Prepared at Washington Business High School. Four years at Cornell. 1192 K. Q U l CHARLES CHAPMAN TORRANCE, Cholly, Yonkers. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty. Pre- 5 A pared at Yonkers High School. Four years at Cornell. Assistant Chimemaster 3, 4. 5 A LEE IRAN TOWSLEY, Shrimp,'! Rochester. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at West High School. Four years at Cornell. ,- B FRANK GARLAND TRAU, 'fTex, Waco, Texas. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared A at Waco High School. Three years at Cornell. ATA, TBH3 Pyramid, Southerners Club. JAMES COXEY TRAVILLA, IR., Jim, St. Louis, Mo. Mechanical Engineering. Age. twenty-one. r Prepared at Soldan High School. Four years at Cornell. Q12 K, Musical Clubs 2, 3, 4. f J 4 WILLIAM TRETHAWAY, IR., Bill, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Wyoming Seminary. Five years at Cornell. ATA, Varsity Baseball Squad 3, A. S. M. E. KE A. ,.,. ESD. .mznh ,m ,m-MSD. ni ,.,. ,CD ,,,. ,Cn E M, M. At. N., .... M. U.. Z R . A 7 E . 1 F ' -4 if ir'-7 f'1:c .-m. M. ,,,-. M. it.. ,tn ...t ,- .nr .QAM ..f. fra-.trac-11-,Mail wg JAM 173 . , E J 3 5 3 , 1 1 1 ij : J J E l I J HE 1912. GOJLNELLIA f ' I lxixorinX1xul1lIx1:lr1lu1luilurtr rin I Iiulilllill llililihfilu 71 3 15- A' i 5 Q Q l ! ! i - u 2 ,- I : JAMES BASHFQRD TROUSDALE, jim, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four yearsvat Cornell. C. U. C. A. Cabinet 2, 35 Varsity Debate Squad i 3, 4, Debate Team 3, Assistant Business Manager of Freshman Handbook 2, Business Manager 3. I . . i Ioniy CORYDON TURNER, Cord, Cassadaga. Veterinary. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Cassadaga i High School. Four years at Cornell. QT2. Q LLEYVELLYN TURNER, LleW, Schoharie. Agriculture. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Schoharie High School. Three years. at Cornell. ' MAX TURNER, Mac,,' Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, nineteen. Prepared at Boys' High School. Three years at Cornell. State Tuition Scholarship. RICHARD HAROLP TURNER, Dick, Buffalo. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-sift. Prepared at Falconer High School. Five years at Cornell. AXA, Musical Clubs 2, 55 University Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4,55A. S. M. E. ' FRANcis Vrcroa ULRICH, Baltimore, Md. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at i Baltimore Polytechnic Institute. Three years at Cornell. TBII5 HKN. . BERT ORLANDIUNDERWOOD, Undie, Summit, N. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Pre- i pared at Kingsley School. Four years at Cornell. Q I JOSEPH UTTAL, Curley, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twentyeone. Prepared at Boys' ! High School. Four years at Cornell. OATg College Crew I, 2, 150-pound Crew 35 Menorah So- i F ciety, Treasurer 3. 'lolZhlilblixhxtxlliuliltllnlinkin-lixuiutnlixmiluxiluinu nu t QJIL 1113. 1 xxx JQ 7r. :urn gn n ilu , . ! A R . 1. ,ca K... gi... an ,fu mg im. .nr ,Ui ,Ur gi, ,qi ,L 1:3331 mi 174 H JE. ll 9 2. TJL C 0 IDL .N E, L L l fx .N Q C Y -730. for Jon mx rrn ine for sta. sf.. ,uf -mi ,tn un nw IDLLIJT 1.tLL.w1f WFCLILQU'-1 vm wr mf mf IQ: an nn If-T I F 1 3 I l ' 3 E ' FREDERICK WILLIAM UTZ, Fritz, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. EN Prepared at Wilkes-Barre High School. Four years at Cornell. 3 5 CART. JOHN VAN HALL, Van, Sodus. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Sodus A High School. Four years at Cornell. State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, War Service Scholar- E ship. : JAMES BARTHOLOMEW VAN MATER, Van, Atlantic Highlands, N. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Mercersburg Academy. Two years at Cornell. CIJKE. : HOWARD VANNOTE, JR., Van, Brooklyn. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared E at Hasbrouck Heights High School, N. J. Four years at Cornell. A. S. M. E. WILLIAM HERRMANN VAN PELT, Bill, Brooklyn. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared 3 at Erasmus Hall High School. Four years at Cornell. AX, Pyramid, Freshman Tr-ack Team, 3 Varsity Track Squad 25 State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, Glee Club 1, 2, 3. . - 5 H JosEPH DWIGHT VAN VALKENBURGI-I, Van, Greene. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Greene High School. Four years at Cornell. ' Ei . . . . 1 ' GEQRG GUSTAV EMIL VASELIUS, Gus, Helsingfors, Finland. Veterinary. Age, thirty-seven. Pre- 5 pared at Finland Agricultural Institute. Three years at Cornell. QTE. 'N 3 JOHN ISAAC VASS, Johnnie, Blairstown, N. J. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared R at Blair Academy. Four years at Cornell. f Q 3 C . Q51 snr 1.1. -U, 3.1. Hg. gs. ,uf M. 1... ,rn ,r . HA ,Ut Af- 153' mt ...I .ru ,IN Af- ,rn ,Ut for for ,ti I 9 FQ 5 M 5 s.. 34 Z l ,l 5 l - 4 S 5 f U f: 3 f l I 2 3 F ,X I it I . . -1 ata-.- H l . In veit AI. ru, i.gLvL,,f. fuk ,tn ,M-L rrm ,Ur nn 1117 Jr-xt n -U. nu Jn, nn All :t14.:QL.a.I,M.rc.-1t1ZI:..:vI.J fa-. -L, N 175 HE 19.2.2 COTLNELLTA ,.-,rn mr mt im nw. Jtrgmr nggmt me not ,pf ,rw wwf wr- wmv -nr iw- nfi-LLLLQIM Brit :ur 'ur snr yur ru: HQ! lm vm 'HI I trim. I-Q N. JU. ,tn 1333 YU- ,gg nn 531333 .Di 1 - , I. r. SEYMOUR MADISON VAUGHAN, Seym, Hudson Falls. Agriculture. Age, twenty-Hvep Prepared at Hudson Falls High School. Four years at Cornell. Helios, C. U. C. A. Council 3, 4, College Class Secretary 3, Adirondack Club, Masonic Club. EARL CHARLES VEDDER, Ithaca. Law. Age, twenty-eight. Three years at Cornell. AQCIJ, The Cornell Law Quarterly Board, Editor-in-Chief 4. ALBERT EDWARD VERBYLA, Al, Danbury, Conn. Chemistry. Age, tWCnty-One. Prepared at Danbury High School. Four years at Cornell. College Cross Country Team 3, Cosmopolitan Club, The Cornell Chemin Board, Business Manager 3, 4. INNOCENT JAMES VOLPE, Jim, Newark, N. J. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Barringer High School. Four years at Cornell. IIJATI, F. A. R. O. T. C. Association. SEARLE HENRY voN ISTQRCII, Von, Scranton, Pa. Architecture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Scranton Technical High School. Two years at Cornell. ATA. PRESTON ALLEN WADE, Pep, Helena, Mont. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Helena High School. Four years at Cornell. WILLIAM STEELE WADSWORTH, Wadsy, Bill, Farmington, Conn. Agriculture. Age, twenty- two. Prepared at West Hartford High School. Four years at Cornell. ZAE, Sphinx Head, Hebs- Sa, Freshman Track Team, Freshman Cross Country Team, College Cross Country Team, College Track Team, College Soccer Team, Varsity Cross Country Squad, Varsity Lacrosse Squad 2, 3, Varsity Soccer Squad 3, CCCc,', Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 4, Freshman Tax Committee: Cross Country Club 1, 2, The Cornell Era Board 2, Assistant Business Manager 3, Business Manager 4. JOHN ESTABROOK WAHL, Es, Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Francis W. Parker-Thacker School. Five years at Cornell. BAE: Sphinx Head, Atmos, Freshman Football Team, Varsity Football Team, Wearer ofthe C , Freshman Tax Committee: Student Council 2, 3. ni sm ,uw I-at nu 14:1 LU3 1 :i ,Hr ,Qi a ,Dt ,tn ici- M131 Q33 .Ut .tu H.. ,Ut An ,Ur nu ,Ur .uc so tif were fr-: ,Ur nn :Ur nn int ,Ut If-.4 ,Qt ,rn .mr ,ut at In- mr mi ,in hu ,Qt .ur ,QQ ur. tml .fir ,rn 1. 176 HE. 192.1 COJLNELLIA ',p:-uzqnnumor-inmar-rnnr-piuqmcm --14-1.111-rgnyar-1nrnrgnrqr-xqzaixx-1:1111 ra w n w . . V a rn :ram 7 1 E 1 7 1 1 'i mg--'-nn111-1:1-rqnn1ru11-nur-rin:sux-111-rxnuu-1:11.-.1r--1.-I-nn-:Quran-r-in111-rznxxruznixr-111u1n:1xur1rox11nx1:-rinzxnx i i . Q EDMLFRND JOSEPH WALENTZA, 3RD., Wally, Albany. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at ! Philadelphia Central High School. Three years at Cornell. Endowment Fund Committee, First R Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 3, Captain 4, Officers Club, Lazy Club. T BRADLEY DORR WALLS, Brad, Bullnalo. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Lafayette High School. Four years at Cornell. ZCDE, State Scholarship. I 5 RICHARD WILEY WALTER, Dick, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Eras- Q mus Hall High School. Four years at Cornell. Varsity Rifle Team 2, Independent Association Council 3. ALFRED BA-ILYS WALTON, Luke,'1 Freeport. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at Bushwick High School. Four years at Cornell. ECDE, TBH, British-American Club. FRED WILLIAM WARBURTON, Freddie, Groton. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-four. Prepared . at Houghton Seminary. Two years at Cornell. : THEODORE MALLORY WARNER, Ted, Wellington, Ohio. Agriculture. Age twenty-two. Prepared ! at Wellington High School. Four years at Cornell. A T, Helios, Freshman Mud Rush Commit- i tee, British-American Club. I ROBERT COLLYER WASHBURN, Bob, New York City. Architecture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared E at Evander Childs High School. Four years at Cornell. Telluride Association, Gargoyle, The Trail- blazer Board, The Critic Board, The Cornell Annual! Board, Assistant Art Editor 3, Art Editor 4, State Cash -and Tuition Scholarships, Undergraduate Scholarship, Cosmopolitan Club, Thumb Tack E Club, Manuscript Club. ! 1 i 7 . ROBERT ALEXANDER WASSON, Mattituck. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one.. Prepared ! at Mattituck High School. Four ears at Cornell. State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, College S H G 1 A S M E y ! onor roup,.. .. I I ,, ! I s n - -vpn Mgigm ,tn .rg fm ,cn 115 1u:- nailz: ICIL H fo- - ' 177 V , ..., f- .-. .-, .-I 4, - -+ - T A 'A , sv c. c L, AJ .ll .N Ei J.. tr .I fs, N' M. .QF M. ...f .cu I.:-Qty io- roi ILLJL- -cw..-.E:r:CioiC1Q.J.o in' W wr 1133153- -13 f . 5 f I C : i 5 g 3 C Q A i 5 ,C I - l fs., f : J ,.-. ,.,. ,... . U. ..N. L.,. . ,x,. M .W W.. 1.-N. M, ,QE C : Q A S MURRAY GOLDSBOROUGH WATERS, Murtz, Aqua, Baltimore, Md. MechanicalEngineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Baltimore Polytechnic Institute. Two and one-half years at Cornell. 3 Flying Club. 1 WILLIAM LAW WATSON, Pittston, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at West Pitts- ton High School. Four years at Cornell. ACD. ' ' S BENJAMIN WELLINGTON WEBB, Greenport. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Four years 'd at Cornell. n I 1 F EDWARD HORATIO WEEDEN, Sidne . Arts and Sciences. A e, twent -two. Prepared at Sidne 1 p I Y g y Y I E High School. Four years at Cornell. ll E l lg CARL CHRISTIAN WEICI-ISEL, Chiggers, Dallas, Texas. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. gf li Prepared at Terrill School. Four years at Cornell. GJAX. , 2 li E WILLIAM CHRISTIAN JOACHIM WEIDT, Bill, Willie, Mount Kisco. Agriculture. Age, twenty- ' two. Prepared at Mount Kisco High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. AZ, Helios, Z1 E Farmers' Week Committee 2, 3, Lutheran Association Council, President 45 Agricultural Economics ' A Club. ', HARRISON WILBUR WELLMAN, Harry, Denver, Colo. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at East Denver High School. Four and one-half years at Cornell. BQHQ British- . .American Club, Flying Club, Rocky Mountain Club. j BERLYN MCINTYRE WERLY, Ithaca. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Geneva l High School. Four years at Cornell. l 9 u 2 5 iii! Yau P1L4..J,k..u..1xr4 If it I- N 1-il ici. 'DL 1,CL'...g,ux lui vs vm nu fi fi -um nu vu H vi 11 rc nu nu :cu .un 'tic fun :ua KIA . J , 3 l f I . l I li 3 5, l .N 2 Q : 178 Ti - T1 - fp' 9 I fa- It ' , rr 'ff -f ff k git .- 5 Q., X., H .1 I, -5 2' is :.- -. it JL .c istwwicu mrmfrviirgv-'..,. rn ...- ii.. an VU. .tif wif H., H.. .-Jr i.-1 im iv Wm uri mf ef-I rr1'+fgi,'-- Ffa., ui. um 1-fv iW'1. ,V iii..-I c 1 l 5 ll Ql .l Z ll el 5 l I 5 1 f I 3 i :I I Q 1 X I .I il- ..-. uqgyn. ii . Iii. un uf- W I... nw. wi ,in fri. ng ,W mi ...L,L,J, ,nr ,tif mi fctgfrn Ai , ii.. ,in nit me vin im ni. Nic I LEWIS ULYSSES WI-IEAIfoN, Buffalo. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at X, Hutchinson-Central High School. Four and one-half years at Cornell. Q12 K, Scalp and Blade. HORACE EUGENE WI-IITESIDE, Ithaca. Law. Age, thirty. Three years at Cornell. AGJCIJ, CIJKQJ. HOWARD ERWIN WHITNEY, Whit, Albany. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at 3 Milne. I-hgh School. Four years at Cornell. KAP, Rod and Bob, Varsity Crew Squad 3, C. E. Association, Treasurer 4, State Cash Scholarship, Instructor in Civil Engineering 4, Festival Chorus I lf 2, Glee Club 4, The Cornell Civil Engineer Board 2, 3, Business Manager 4. 3 E . V3 , 7 Q JOSEPH WILLIAM WIDING, Joe, Philadelphia, Pa. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Pre- li pared at West Philadelphia High School. Two years at Cornell. GA, C. U. C. A. Cabinet. EI ' Z L STANLEY GRISWOLD WIGHT, Stan, New York City. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. 5 Prepared at Hackley School, Tarrytown. Four years at Cornell. AKE, Freshman Football Squad, 3 Varsity Football Squad 2, Varsity Hockey Team 3, 4, Varsity Lacrosse Team 3, 4, 'lHCT , HLCTH. 5 f FRANK MURRAY WIGSTEN, Spike, Wiggy, Elmira. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared EE Elmira Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. Wrestling Squad 1, 2, Wrestling Team 3 35 HW Til' I l MALCOLM LOWNSBURY WILDER, Mac, Cleveland, Ohio. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Saltville High School, Va. One year at Cornell. KACSouthernJ. i WILLIAM CROCKETT WILKES, Davy, Binghamton. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Binghamton Central High School. Four years at Cornell. KAP: Freshman Cross Country 73 Team, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Squad 3, 4, State Cash Scholarship, War Service Scho- larship, Assistant in Economics 4, C. U C. A. Cabinet 3, 4. I -I 'I J Z1 l - J C C Mvri,-Jnlgt -UL-,,U,g-Lggi --N Jr.. ic.. ,iii 1111-Aff.. an 53- HA ,ui ,Ht lu. nn H.. ..,. .uf ,ru ,Ui Mu uit ,Ur ,Ui imc ,ot . l 3 . -' 4 c - 5- s .ll it 3. ? ri U I , ., l A .1 ' 1 , El l ' I ll I lf I Q lil . L U ' lil I ll l 1 .lil I ta M YY, I l .QQQJQ-7:gms-rzc.uQi.-icharm am-i.ws-4-gffigams-acu-Lic -I'.4c,gup1.,.f11412.-.-L, zur-i.uu.r51i5L -I-22231515 , JL I 179 5 HE. 1917. COJLNELLIA rp'-un. 1 bmpmx runner-pnrqnrcnr-nurgxnxn 1-x:m3xorQ n xnxtnxxru arg w w E . . ' I I P101-utlu-.Il-,I ,QA ,U Cz U 433 1 reizuixroiinriiuinxxnxtnuinvx ilu I ' ALANSON WORK WILLCOX, Al, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at The Hill School. Four years at Cornell. QTY, fl1KCID, fI1BKg EAX, Aleph Samach, Sphinx Head, Freshman Tax Committeeglunior Promenade Committee, Chairman, Current Events Forum Committee 3, 4, The Co1'1LellDaiZy Sun Board l, 2, 3, Editor-in-Chief4, Manuscript Club. VICTOR JACKSON WILLIAMS, Vic, Bolivar. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Bolivar High School. Five years at Cornell. WILLIANI NORMAN WILLIANIS, Bill, Schenectady. Chemistry. Age, twenty. Prepared at Sche- nectady High School. Four years at Cornell. AXE, Junior Smoker Committee, Chairman, College Honor Committee 4, Assistant IH Chemistry 4. A FRANK SIIAVER WILLIAMSON, Bill, Frankfort. Chemistry. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Frank- fort High School. Four years at Cornell. KCIJ. P ARTHUR YOUNG WILSON, Art, Youngstown, Ohio. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Rayen School. Three years at Cornell. BOH, Freshman Rush Committee. HAROLD WILSON, Doc, Downsville. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Downs- ville High School. Four years at Cornell. Ross ALEXANDER WILSON, Ross, Red, Toronto, Ontario. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty- three. Prepared at Ridley College. Four years at Cornell. KA, Beth L'Amed. CLINTON WOOD WIXOM, Wix,,' Trumansburg. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Oakwood Seminary. Four years at Cornell. AXA, State Tuition Scholarshipj VX V 31 :Lu v 3 milf '11 1 - 11 :ul 1U 'ID ID 'illli 'KH 1113 IKYK 'UK 'KH IOL . . - l1 ID 'IH -ff- nf ,cn H.. my mr ...I .fn mi ,Ut 13,11 ,cn .Q . A.. H Q mi mi ,U 10:1 180 1 .. Q -1 - T T p D' z 9 7 ? C Us f- L 1. i A N ,L il ,- cs. ,ef - - -H -- .,,f,z-roi mr nn ,of mf JU. M- .5 mr mi. e.-if .UI mf sf., ,M vm mf ifiqgnr-ni mr vm -fn nw'-vrrfiwf mf wr um nn it '-ff Q ELMER BENJAMIN WIXOM, 'KWix, Whitie,', Trumansburg. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Pre- pared at Oakwood Seminary. Four years at Cornell. College Baseball Team 3, Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 3, Officers Club. HOWARD WOLFF, Howie, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Four years at Cornell. AX, Aleph Samach, Sphinx Head, Freshman Baseball Team, Varsity Baseball Team 2, 4, College Swimming Team 1, 2, 3, Wearer ofthe HC , Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 4, A. A. Membership Committee 4. CHARLES AMOS WOOD, . Carl, Syracuse. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twnety-one. Prepared at Syracuse Central High School. Four years at Cornell. AKE, Sphinx Head, Class Endowment Fund Committee, British-American Club, Musical Clubs, Assistant Manager of Musical Clubs 3, . Manager 4. C ,- HARLAN VALENTINE WooD, Woody, Ithaca. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-six. Pre- 5 pared at Trumansburg High School. Four years at Cornell. AXA. li KARL DAWSON WOOD, HK. D., Washington, D. C. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. - chanics and Experimental Engineering. 5 . Prepared at Washington Central High School. Five years at Cornell. Scorpion, Instructor in Me- A SANFORD BALLARD DOLE WOOD, Sandy, Woody, Honolulu, Hawaii. Law. Age, twenty-three. Pre- : pared at Punahou Academy. Three years at Cornell. AGJCIJ, Chairman, Independent Smoker Com- mittee, C. U. C. A. Council, Independent Dance Committee3, Class Endowment Fund Committee 2, Independent Association Council Z, 3, Rocky Mountain Club, The Cornell Law Quarierly Board 2, 3. HAROLD STONE WOODWARD, Woodie, Worcester, Mass. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-tWO. 1 Prepared at Worcester South High School. Three years at Cornell. - .IULIAN LAURENCE WOODWARD, Woody, Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. F Prepared at Pasadena High School, Calif. Four years at Cornell. CDKQJ, C. U. C. A. Cabinet 3, 2 4, Class Day Committee, Secretary, Independent Association 4, Editor of Freshman Handbook 3. E 9 .... .CD amgm. Cm ,D. ,... ,,,. CD. , f fi EDD Q i ag.1c -.,J,:..i,L. Jigga.. .f34J.s.1L.,aQM55.MJ Lac-a.c.ug LGI.-ren, DL- irtggiig I-31 c 4gi.ji.i.t-.ggi flglfll-L-43112 S3511 .D 181 HE 19,2.2. CORNELLIAN rg-zu-:xox ltlubuxzn 1: Iuxzruqru :ummm-:xi ug:-1 QI uaxnrzn I-Izm 3 In. .e Q Q i I 4 l 1 . n n s 1 ' ------- nx1nr1:n1nIgI- ,ur ,ggi ...jun mf ,gg-313 nn ,-giq-nnnpunqnaonrixu11nr:zu:InIxmxIn1IuI1In:1nItInI.t1u1r-111: 0 a tc yy n - FORREST BLYTHE WRIGHT, Doc, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Cynthiana High School, Ky. Two years at Cornell. HKA. SI-LAO ISENG YANG, Shanghai, China. Chemistry. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Tsing Hua High School, Peking. Four years at Cornell. PT. 5 WILLIAM BURTON YARBROUGH, Will,,' Plattsburg, Miss. Agriculture. Age, thirty. Prepared at Noxapater High School. One and one-half years at Cornell. IRVING YELLEN, Shorty, Buffalo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Hutchin- son-Central High School. Four years at Cornell. Scroll and Bowl. 9 MAURICE YELLEN, Maury,,' Buffalo. Arts and Sciences. Age, nineteen. Prepared at Hutchin- E4 son-Central High School. Four years at Cornell. College Soccer Team 35 Scroll and Bovvlg Drama- ' tic Club 2, 3, 4, Assistant Stage Manager 3, Stage Manager 4. Q . I JOHN LA.URENS YOUNG, ZRD., Cy, Union, S. C. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Union High School. Two years at Cornell. CDKEQ Southerners Club. i . ' Louls AYLESBURY ZEI-INER, Lou, Brooklyn. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Manual Training High School. Four years at Cornell. APPQ-EAX,Hebs-Sag Winner of Eastman Stage 43 The Cornell COZL7ZZ7'y17ld'lI, Board 1, 2, 3, Editor-in-Chief 4. 5 JAMES DONALD ZIMMERMAN, Heinie, Zimmie, Cortland. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. ! Prepared at Cortland Central High School. Four years at Cornell. KAP, Wrestling Squad 4g i State Tuition Scholarship, War Service Scholarship. I 1- vfxzzmf IH- nu :of tcm Janna- Jem 1 - was we -mlm' miml 'Cris :cn fm Mn 'us 2:23 :D I Wd., I Q 2 ! 5 fm. H... K.. mf mt rna nr. ,tg wa ,fn ,cn ,an 131, ...L .4 ,In .nf m-r MI un -cn uqn n-11-1 . - I-1 I-I 182 3 it lil ROBERT BALL, Bobbie, Detroit, Mich Mechanical Lngineering Age, twenty one Prepared at MALCOLM LETCI-IwoRTI-I BARNEY, Buffalo Arts and Sciences Age, nineteen Prepared at Lafayette High School One year at Cornell KENNETH Boos, Jake, New York City Agriculture Age twenty one Prepared at Kingsley School One and one half years at Cornell A2413 HAROLD FERRAND BOWER, Rip, Johnstown Electrical Engineermg Age twenty thlee Prepared at ohnstown High School Four years at Comell HKN Scabbard and Blade Cosmopolitan Club Captain R O T C LESTER BURBANK BRIDAHAN1, Denver, Colo Chemistry Age, twenty two Two years at Cornell CREMER FRANCIS BROWN, Brownie, Cleveland, Ohio Mechanical Engineering Age, twenty one Prepared at University School Three years at Cornell EX Freshman Track Team, British American Club. CHARLES RUSSELL CoLLINs,JR. Buzz, Seattle, Wash. Mechanical -Engineering. Age, twenty-live. One year at Cornell. AKE. EDWIN CLARENCE CUBLER, Philadelphia, Pa. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Frankford High School. Three years at Cornell. AT, Varsity Track Squad, College Tax Com- mittee 3. ' MYRON WOODWARD DAVIS Woody, ' Des Moines, Iowa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at University City High School, St. Louis, Mo. Two and one-halfyears at Cornell. IIJAE. 1 THOMAS PETER DOREIWUS, Tom, Red Bank, N. J. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Red Bank High School. Three and one-ha-lf years at Cornell. '-PFA, Freshman Crew. ALBERT DRACHBIAN, Al, New York City. Agriculture, Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Townsend Harris Hall. One year at Cornell. TAY, Band. 1-I E I. 9 2. 2. C O R, N E L L I A Detroit Northern High School. Three years at Cornell. AETSIJ. - l J , ' - A ' - 5 i I 5 i ' . A I n q - 1 1 gg-1-in Ei JQI Q. in 111 .Egg ,gn 13:3 153,-4 mimi --naipugnzu -nmzuuxungu 183 HE. 1912. QORNELLIA xQ:vxn:11x1nIQu1n1n1lr' Im mrzmirr wfu::Inf -In V DI- 'D' ll U ' I n .rpm 5 I ! l l . . . 5 FREDERICK GORDON EBERHARDT, Eben Newark, N. J. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- ! four. Prepared at Newark Academy. Two years at Cornell. i l l 5 VINCENT ALBERT ERTMAN, Heavy, Herkimer. Architecture. Age, twent -five. Pre ared at ' I , Y P E , Herkimer High School. Four years at Cornell. College Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, 4. I i l ' WAI.TER JOHN FARR, Walt, Hoboken, N. J. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at ! . . . 2 Hoboken High School. Four years at Cornell. LH, College Baskethall Team 1, Wrestling ! Squad 3. i l 3 ALDEN WATERBURY FIELD, Al,,' Kalamazoo, Mich. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. I Prepared at Lake Forest Academy. Two years at Cornell. OX. ' i . Q EARL NATHANIET, GREENE, Curley, Batavia. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared ' at Oakheld High School. One year at Cornell. i i i JAMES RUSSELL HALLocI4, Jimmie,'i Milton-on-Hudson. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- 7 three. Prepared at Oakwood Seminary. Two years at Cornell. OX. i E 3 EUGTENE HAM, IR., Gene, Verbank. Agriculture. Age, twenty-Hve. Prepared at Millbrook Mem- ! orial School. Four years at Cornell. KCIP. ' i i Q WILLIAM KENNETH HAYES, Cupid, Chappaqua. Law. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Pleasant- ! ville High School. One year at Cornell. i BYRNE OLAE HOLMQUIST, Swede, Omaha, Nebr. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared , at Omaha Central Hlgh School. One year at Cornell. XlP'g Freshman Tax Committee, The Cornell ! Dazly Sun Board 1. i BERNARD EW.ING HOPPEIQ, Hop, Ridgewood, N. J. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Ridgewood High School. One-half year at Cornell. i WILLIAM I.RVING JABLONSKY, Jabie,', Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at E Boys' High School. Four years at Cornell. State Tuition Scholarship. i Lg..-r Engng, .gg ,... ,fn gr ,Ig nn .cn 15533-gr, an J- Iqzzmr tor mil- an MIL IUIZD- C1333 KD 184 H E I. 9 2. 7. C O Il, N E L L I A N I-1-I-. 1i 4 Jttrzmi- nu io-r-11,-Le so- nznzmf ,UID-flLJ'f 'U' mf K-U 'Of 'Q' 'LU-MVP i i REUBEN KAYSER, Bob, ' New York City. Medicine. Age, twenty-four. Four years at Cornell. i i RAPI-IAEL KESSLER, Ray,,' Kess, Smethport, Pa. Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at ' Mercersburg Academy. Two years at Cornell. BO H. i i Q SYDNEY LASSER, Syd, Newark, N. Law. Prepared at Newark Central High School. One year lg at Cornell. College Honor Group 1. i , i i . E GARDNER LEACH, Toledo, Ohio. Arts and Sciences. Prepared at Scott High School. One year at Cor- ! nell. The Coma!! Em Board, Associate Business Manager. i 'I Q HENRY STEELE LEWIS, Hank,,' Norfolk, Va. Chemistry. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Virginia i liipggjopal Hlgh School. Four years at Cornell. XKIJ, Al-Djebar, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, i i ' GUsTAvo LIMA, Gus, Viegues, P. R. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Man- hattan College Preparatory School. One year at Cornell. 1 I E Q GEORGE PERRY LORD, Happy, Penn Yan. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Lafay- i ette HIgh School, Buffalo. Two years at Cornell. i . i . E WILLIAM STANISLAUS MFIGRATH, Mac, Bud, Stratford, Conn. Law. Age, twenty-four. Pre- i pared at Bridgeport Hlgh School. Two years at Cornell. Cornell Catholic Club. I i i F PHILIP EVERETT MQKENNEY, Phil,'f Washington, D. C. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. I Prepared at Washington Central High School. Three-quarters year at Cornell. BAE, S. A. T. i C. Football Team, Chairman, Freshman Spring Day Committee, Senators Club. i . CHARLES MALCOLNI MITCHELL, Mitch, New York City. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Hoosac School. Five years at Cornell. V - i WILLIAM OSNESS, Bill, Dayton, Ohio. Forestry. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Steele High P, School. Four years at Cornell. IIWEH, Forestry Club. I-I-.Qp 1.1 I tm Q7 tm :cn 1131 mn fntznr :nm -1 for mi f---f. mg1 , xv fum-- 185 L 1, I .Ht nf un irq: ,cg :gt Jolt ng :gy ,QI I. IQ, T H E. 1 9 2. 2. L I A Q AJT-Till 'Of l1 1' CDIZIDIZE YC' YIZIIIEI . YGIIDWI FREDERICK PAVLICEK, IR., Fritz, New York City. Architecture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Stuyvesant High School. Four years at Cornell. Freshman Crew Squad, Varsity Soccer Squad, British-American Club. HAINIILTON GRENELLE PRETAT, Ham, Waterbury, Conn. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- two. Prepared at Waterbury High School. Four years at Cornell. 24115 Quill and Daggerg Sopho- more Smoker Committeeg Class Endowment Fund Committee, Chairman, Junior Spring Day Com- mitteeg Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 4, Co-Op Advisory Committee 45 C. U. C. A. Councilg Major Sports Council 3, 43 Beth L'Amedg KBfD5 Assistant Manager of Freshman Football 2, Manager 43 Assistant Manager of Varsity Football 3. GORDON PROCTOR, Don, Mamaroneck. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Mamaro- neck High School. Three years at Cornell. 933 College Soccer Team, Minor Sports Councilg Assistant Manager of Soccer 25 Manager of Freshman Basketball 3. C O 11, N E L EDWARD TAYLOR RATHBUN, Senator, Toledo, Ohio. Law. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Scott High School. Two and one-half years at Cornell. ZW, CIDA-2113 Class Endowment Fund Committee, KBfIJ. CLIFTON EDWARD RICE, Tommy,,' Randolph. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Randolph High School. Two years at Cornell. College Basketball Team 1, 2, College Baseball Team 2. PAUL ROBIN, New York City. Forestry. Age, twenty-seven. Three and one-half years at Cornell. Cosmopolitan Club, Forestry Club. WILLIAM RUBINFITSLD, Rube, Jersey City, N. J. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Dickinson High School. Four years at Cornell. ELMER VANDERZEE SHEAR, IR., Ravena. Agriculture. Age, twenty-six. Prepared .at Ravena High School. Two years at Cornell. College Honor Group 3. CARL SMITH, New York City. Medicine. Age, twenty-seven. Four years at Cornell. GDAE3 CIJBK' Vesalian Society. JOHN' WILLIAM SMITH, Jack, New Hartford. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Utica Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. HEINE SMULOVITZ, New York City. Medicine. Age, twenty-three. Four years at Cornell. LIJAE 186 H E 1 9 2. 2. C O R, N E L L I A N 7f 'l JUL LLB 31.11 3Uf FUI U Q . STANLEY Mo.REI.I, SOVOCOOIL, Addison. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-seven. Prepared at I Addison High School. Five years at Cornell. State Cash Scholarship, Y. M. C. A. Scholarship, i V VVar Service Scholarship. i l DONALD FRANCIS TALIAFERRO, 'fTally, Topeka, Kansas. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- i three. Prepared at Topeka High School. Three years at Cornell. Xllf. l l E JAMES TUIQNER TI-IoRNE, Jimf Malden, Mass. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-Eve. Prepared ! at Morristown High School, N. One year at Cornell. Eleusis. l i i . . . A 5 STEPHEN PURNELI. TOADVTNE, ZND., 'fSteve, Williamsport, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty- ! two. Prepared at Williamsport High School. Four years at Cornell. A2111 i ! WILLIAM DANIEL WEAYER, Bill, Clay Bank, Va. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Augusta Military Academy. Two years at Cornell. EU, Lieutenant R. O. T. C. i , ROBERT INGERSOLL WHITE, '-'Bob, Los Angeles, Calif. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. ' Prepared at Columbia Grammar School. One and one-half years at Cornell. i E . I i JAMES DoNovAN WIGGLESWORTI-I, Wig, Wilmette, Ill. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- 5 two. Prepared at Lake Forest Academy. One year at Cornell. AAKIJ. I A . i . i . . . . E DONALD DEWITT WILLIAMS, Don,,' Corry, Pa. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared Q at Corry High School. Two years at Cornell. KW. i REGINALD WOCHER, Reg, Yonkers. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Stevens i Preparatory School. Three years at Cornell. i i JOI-IN HASKEI,L WOOLLEY, Jack, Portland, Me. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-Eve. Pre- s pared at Portland High School. Two years at Cornell. E MIGUEL ZAPATA Y TORRES, Tommy, Cabo Rojo, P. R.. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-nine. Q Four years at Cornell. 'I1BKg College Honor Group, University Club, Cosmopolitan Club. Ln au, IU. g Dk gg IQI gt L3 .nu rib. ggifgf 1.1133 ,Qt -1- EIL MH 'Dill 187 7 .. N., ,. W-I ,., Q. f: ,Ax 1 6- V T4 1 ' H ,'- H 4' ., f 'H Lf 41 J 5 ,V . f--w J' Lf L J- .J 1 Y ff 1, 1 I mf mf mi mm wr vu rm -Tw'-ml TTCCHFR u'Y1'r'rff um um avril, 14.1. .,..,L ,, Mi, ,H l 7 . C a 5. E L 2 r: ff E ,Q 11 A .1 J ii 7 E 12 V G N L V- , a I .LM .QL ., ,,., M. ,JL ,MA M. ,, , ,. M ,. m ',4w-J., 188 1-IE 1.92.24 COILNELLIAN LI-Il.!..JL1L1'D. EQAEK EEEQEYK 8 J X is . . The Class of 1922 By Alanson Work Willcox 22. During the four years since the Class of 1922 assembled as Khaki-clad freshmen a mighty change has come over the University The history of the class is the his- tory ofthe reconstruction period Coming 1I'1tO being when Cornell was a military encampment with all the disoiganization that was the inevitable accompani- ment ofthe war 1922 has seen old traditions revived, new ones added institutions re established and remodelled in short chaos replaced by order. It took Cornell several years to get back to order but by the time 1922 took over the reins ofleader- ship the University had finished making up foi lost time had ceased looking back- ward and had begun to look forward once more All this did not happen with 1927 as a passive by stander. Digging in for all it was worth the Class found itself handicapped during its period of apprentice- ship by the lack of upper-class guidance. Everyone was busy trying to find out how things had been before the war and for a long time there seemed to be no one that knew. As freshmen and even as sophomores the Class was somewhat at sea, vainly trying to discover the points of the compass. But the men of 1922 pitched in with a will wherever they saw the chance trusting to the leadership of those few upperclassmen who knew the Cornell of the days before the war. By the time they in turn were readly to take over that leadership, they had Hlearned the ropes, and could devote their efforts to restoring and rebuilding. Nineteen twenty-two sulfered less from the war than any of its immediate prede- cessors. The armistice was signed only a little more than a month after the class first assembled, and by the opening of 1919, Cornell had ceased to be a military encampment and had become once more a University. The Class suffered in man power nothing like the losses that 1920 and 1921 had sustained, and from them in its later years it received the addition of many men who helped it materially in performing its share of the task of reconstruction. 1. The reception given the Class of Nineteen twenty-two on its first appearance at Ithaca was not likely to give it a true idea of Cornell as a University. Its mem- bers were hurried to the improvised barracks which served to house the student armyg or, ifthey happened to be under the age limit, they were left to play the part of hangers-on around the fringes of the military camp which had been planted upon the hill. Nowhere was there any semblance ofundergraduate-life as Nineteen twenty-two has since come to know itg nowhere was there much to persuade the newly arrived freshmen that Cornell was at all a pleasant place to be. Fraterni- ties, athletics, publications-everything had given away to the military. Even the classroom was not taken seriously. 1 cm nn mx fm, IZ it... coz: :rn 'cn -4 fm 141129 'div' 91' 'T 'U' mf 9 Em' 189 n 1 I 1 ' 1 n n a i C In I s a ! I 'J .- I u -1 5' i v- 1 i v- 1 i 5' i F i 1 v 1-LE. 192.2 COJLNELLIA The University came to life again with the beginning of the new year and the disappearance of the S.A. T. C. Ninteen twenty-two donned the gray cap refrained from walking on the grass and in general began to -1 conduct itself as befitted the station l Q? of freshmen. Revival was the Q commonest word in the English lan- guage in those days-everything was reviving or about to revive. Athletic rallies were held, papers resumed publication, fraternities began looking for eligible material, and most important of all to Nine- teen twenty-two, competitions were opened. The first introduction the Class was given to a Cornell party was on the occasion of the visit by the mys- terious Colonel Hardly,who returned to Ithaca after an absence of half a century for the express purpose of presiding at the house-warming of the new Drill Hall. The Hardly Fair, named in honor ofthis distinguished alumnus, accomplished two very definite objects, it brought the whole University together, proving conclusively 'cthat Cornell , S. A. T. C. can make good when it comes to having a aliigig whirlwind good time, and it produced a - large and much needed pile of cash for the ! Athletic Association. Nineteen twenty-two v left the Drill Hall that night a wiser Class - AA ,kj in the ways of Cornell. Ai l Athletics were among the first of activ- ,ill l 'i lx ities to revive. The Basketball team had gone through the season with a fair propor- llmll-'Ill ' tion of victories, while the wrestlers, minus A-lull-'Illn- ' the services of Coach Walt,, O'Connell, had I--Ill.-l-lvl!!! Q finished in third place. Meanwhile interest AIIWHHIHIII 'll F l i ll G sr: . r 5 Ms llllllllll I 5 T 1 .---f .- i l Y' ' W , in other sports had been growing, and when IIIIHIII . the Spring Term opened, all of them were 5 in full swing. The Track Team carried off ' the honors for the Hfth successive time in lllllligll the Tntercollegiates, the crew defeated Prince- :IEEE--ll . ton in its only race, and the baseball nine '-ll--Ill!! 5 went through a season of indifferent success. WIIEEHIIV 5 But more remarkable than the Varsity record ' was that of the freshmen. The Nineteen 5 twenty-two track team nosed out Penn by a D ' single point in the dual meet, the nine won 'H' all four of its games, and the crew, overcom- ing ragged form, by sheer strength and deter- ' mination, left its rivals from Princeton four ' K-COLONEL HARDLY HIMSELFH 5 ,..,:,.,. ..,. ,.,. U. M.. ..... ,... ,am , U.. cm... 190 pg X Trr-vm 111335. nn lu. ,qv-me ,Ut 1331 -,Ginn JG ' HQZZJWI 'limi '11 19 ' W - A ' 7 7 cc 79 cc 71 , H I X 1.3 l 2 X UCORNELL WINS FROM MICHIGANU and one-half lengths astern. The Class was represented in only six events, but by turnmgi-n six victories it made the best of a somewhat meager schedule. Thus Nineteen twenty-two was already contributing its bit to the success of Cornell. Spring Day was marked with a large red letter for Nineteen twenty-two. In addition to the two victories on the water and the triumph of the freshmen nine, it served to introduce the Class to a famous Cornell institution. Junior Week was revived on a small scale and held in combination with Spring Day. It gave to Nineteen twenty-two the first taste of the event which has since regained its pre-war prominence. The closing scene of the year was one in which freshmen had little part. Several thousand alumnigathered to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of Cornell's first Commencement, the greatest reunion the University has ever seen. It was an inspiring occasion for those freshmen who remained in Ithaca, and they left with a heightened appreciation of the University to which they had attached their names. D 1-I E L 9 7. 2. C O IL N E1 L L 'l : oz MCIIRZU4 1-12514 1i f vftliif CDI vu D11 1 1wr anguu .pl gpg lor mr vor ig: inc QU g - '7 Z W G N I Zif I f- N N l N y .X H. The Hcomebackn spirit was in the air when the Class returned to Ithaca. Every conceivable activity was getting under way. The sophomore was greeted by a host of agents and competitors firmly resolved to sign him upg and since he was new at the game, they usually succeeded. Football practice had been going on for two weeks under the guidance of a new coach, from whom great things were expected. Rym Berry was putting new life into the Athletic Association, and when a rally was held to start the new year, he as well as the coaches, was given a tremendous ovation. The stage appeared to be set for a year of success in every branch of activity. But the optimism was destined to be short-lived. After conquering Oberlin and Williams in the first games of the season. winning from the latter by a goal fmt -U-:mi--1 mf no El :rn im IU- nn mm :cn A 1 U3 'CD fcflint fm-31-'M' LL 191 1'u:1m3rzcn1mJu.m fff from the field in the last mmute of play, the eleven lost five out of six of its remaining contests, mcludlng the all important ones with Dartmouth and Penn Even the Cross Country team had to be were not enough the soccer team, the basketball team and finally the wrestling team failed to produce anything to raise the droop mg spurt of the students On top of all this came the largest bust list in the history of Cornell Through the winter months undergraduate morale was at a low ebb Nothing was going right and the faculty bore the brunt of the general drssatis faction chiefly for the reason that there was no one else against whom to vent ones wrath Something had to hap pen and it happened with a vengeance On the evenlng of March twenty sixth the Annual un 101 Smoker was held and CO1 nell took stock of th1ngs in general They were found to be Well below par That was the start On the following evenlng the first lndoor track meet with Michigan was staged in the Drill Hall. ln the words ofthe Sun: In less than twen- ty-four hours Cornell had wit- nessed the greatest sport reviv- al in her history ...... At the Smoker Friday night came a prophecy. Word was passed around that the crisis was passed-that something had happened-that a new era had commenced. ..... For an hour the pick of Cornell s track and field athletes fought the good fight with a measure of success. The curve wavered. It needed only the weight of a straw to tip the scales. When the result of the whole battle settled down upon the shoulders of four runners, and when for eight SYRACUSE THE Vrcron weary laps each one successively strove in vain to gain the lead, then the last man rounded the final turn and won by inches. The die was cast. Cornell rose as a single man and cheered with what voice remainedf' That man who won by inches was Carl John, a Nineteen twenty-two man. i The What's-the-Matter-with-Cornell meeting followed two days after the meet, and disclosed no serious ailments. There had been a sudden change of mood over the week-end, and it was everywhere manifest. Students began to see the sunny side of life once more. For proof that Cornell spirit had taken a big bound from the depths to which it had descended, it is only necessary to look at the results of the undergraduate endowment campaign. Within a week, S825 O00 had been pledged to the University by students, and the sum was later increased to almost a million. Nineteen twenty-two was found in the lead with the largest number of subscribers and the greatest total. H E 1 9 2. 2. e 0 11 N E L L 1 A r iilliil I 1 lliilllilililll , lllill D' N 5 7 71 105 4' 7Df 701 'fL1L-ll Q 1 C . content with third place in the lntercollegiates. As though that Il . - , I I U , ll 77- ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 7 ' : I 1 . ' i 1 .T , - 1, - . IC l I li 77 7 7 7 b 11.11 ng, ,nt .553 ,fn ,gg :pg ,nr ,gr gan gg, .rn ,. ---- 1-un-.ui-1--up 1 u-:cu TU 192 I K 1 'rum 192.2 COILNELLIAQ' TT . ' :ru :nr uw vuL,g,g rw uv :nz :ru wry for l The Spring Term was marked by neither strik- 1 ing .success nlbr striking failure, the high spot being Zp Spring Day with a double triumph over Princeton and Yale on the Water, and a thirteenth-inning X victory over Amherst in baseball. But Cornell Q pi failed-for the Hrst time in years to Win the Inter- Q 2, I collegiate track meet, and when the annual regatta 6 T f was transferred from Poughkeepsie to Ithaca, the XXX L Q j heavy Varsity Was nosed out by Syracuse at the j . finish line. .The remarkable performance of the 4' s't 3 Junior Varsity and Freshmen atoned in some A 5, measure for the defeat, but the triumph of Syra- . 5 cuse was a bitter dose, at the end of a year which 1 l g ' had been none too successful. - 1 Q HI F ' The follovving year opened with a much saner 4 g mood p1'CV21ll1I'1g. Students no longer expected E3-:D the .impossibleg they had come to realize that U gettlflg back to pre-War standards was not a thing that could be done over night. The -opening of the fall term found less Wild enthusiasm but moresolld determlnatlon. i Nineteen twenty-two, returning as upperclassmen, began assuming po- sitions of responsibility. Already lVlurph was managing the football team, though only a Junior. Pick', Johnson had earned the 1922 track managership, Larry Hazzard baseball, and Benn Burton crew. The class Was well repre- sented on the football, cross country and soccer squads, and it was beginning to take a promlnent part in other activities. There Was much to be done that fall and many problems Were to 'be solved. After the scandal of the preceding June, it Was apparent that something had to be done to eliminate cribbing in examinations. There Was. a complaint against the system of probation. Fraternities seemed hopelessly split over the matter of J 5 E4 X -f 5 Bae F 3 3 LKTHE HE-MAN AND THE CO'ED Y U. H... gint 1-Qt Hn yn, ,gg rgt-Jag ,UL 111, ,in t ' mf up ,.,. 53,-..LL1l4.rIL-aw. 1QlZEI'7f'Y 'M' M-l il 193 11 E l 9 2. 7. C O R. N E L L I A !,,.,.,... .-.-,.,....,.. F . ............ -,..-.- . -. .,..,....,.,-,. ,.. . - ,., , . . .,.,.,1 ! rushing. The football team had Q to be recreated under a new E Q coach, a man in whom Cornell i hid impliclit conlfidence, but 5 W o was adl andica ed i by the lack of tizined matgfial. 3 t ' 'Q 'lLhen, top, there gas a gap in - 4 f Q-. t e coac ing sta left b the 5 gil passing of that beloved filgure, l to wi: The Grand Old Man. i ' The fall season was on the , . .nissan an A X Whole a decided improvement 2 l fiiilfmigggsa over that of 1919. The Varsity ' , Q 'IQEIEFEQEEI' eleven lost to Dartmouth and i Penn, but showed in all its ' HH games that it knew the funda- I 2 55,11 1555 mentals of football-a good ! omen for the years ahead. The T 1 ' cross country team captured the Intercollegiate -title once ' H55 sig: ITlOI'C,W1l1H1I'1g by a single point i K Q- from Eringltong and tlplen dur- I -C in t e ristmas olida s . CROSS COUNTRY TEAM HOB-NOBS WITH ROYALTY joglrneyed to England, Wherellt B .5 Went down in a trium hant 1 ! defeat before the combined strength of Oxford and Cambridge. The hiriers lost to a stronger team but they lost after a plucky fight which won them the ' admiration of their rivals, and did no little bit to strengthen the bonds between 1 the two nations. The event was hailed with enthusiasm on both sides of the 5 Atlantic. ! During the fall, there occurreill angpisode which earnedlxits place in history merely Q by the excitement it arouse . n the morning of ovember thirtieth there Q appeared in the Sun the now famous report of the Committee of Ninef' on the ' ! subjects of co-education, he-men, athletics, and a few other things. Then the i fur began to fly and for some days the Campus was scarcely a safe place for an E unarmed man. The tempest blew over ofcourse, but for a few months it was the Q common topic of Hreside conversation. And the publicity it gave to Cornell, good or - Q bad, was the greatest in amount the University has had in many a long day. , j The most important constructive achievement of the year was the establish- i ment of the Honor System as a Cornell institution. The campaign for its adopt- E ion, following as it did on the heels of the scandal of the year before, was a bold 1 T venture. A constitution was drawn up, discussed from every conceivable angle, overwhelmingly approved by the largest student vote in history, unanimously passed by the faculty, and accepted by the trustees without hesitation. The system went 5 into effect on the morning of May 2nd, 1921, and since that date 'gall academic student affairsl' have been conducted under its provisions. Most important of all, opinion seems to be unanimous that the amount of cheating has been reduced to a very low point since the code went into Operation. r Another incident was destined to upset the tranquility of the University before the year was out. Une fine morning in April, a refractory freshman was discover- Q ed who boasted that he would not wear the prescribed gray cap. He was conducted unceremoniously to Beebe Lake and immersed in its waters, much against his E will. TWO days later, Professor Burr, seeing in these actions a violation of person- F al rights and a reign of lynch law, offered his resignation from the faculty by way 3 ! f Q L.. ..., E. D ,... e Q. ..,, ,.,. .. E... ...-..-..-.. -..-.... -.-.. .......s 194 HE 192.1 COILNELL1 111111111 Ilinlilllillli Ali!! ' ULLSTV-' 1 VN' 7UC.lLLL-LQL QU! IULLU YQ! JDJ 75.2.1 of protest Another storm ensued rn whrch Cornell recerved many more than the usualnumber of rnches rn the country's press When the tempest had sub srded, the Unrversrty found but one person mrssrng, and that person, we are very glad to say, was not Professor Burr It rs reported that there was a consrderable sale of freshman caps, at the Co op wrthrn the next few days The rest of the year was marked by no very astonrshrng happenrngs The crew lost to Prrnceton after a brtter struggle on Sprrng Day, but won from Harvard the week followrng, only to take thrrd rn the Varsrty event at Poughkeepsre The Navy s remarkable crew won the race, whrle Calrfornra took second by so narrow a margrn that some of her supporters handed over bets to Cornellrans and left before the offlcral results were announced The track team upset predrctrons by defeatrng Penn rn a dual meet and even rarsed some hopes for the Intercollegrates The Opt1m1StS were doomed to drsapporntment, for a tre wrth Prrnceton for srxth place was not all that they had hoped for As the year drew to a close, Nrneteen twenty two took over the rergns of leadershrp Two adopted sons Brll Dodge and Sprtz Davres, were to cap tam thefootball and baseball teams, respectrvely for the comrng year, whrle Dan Strrckler was chosen to head the track team The Sun went to Al Wrllcox V Frank, and Mrke Smrth, the Wrdow to Hub Roemer and Torry Foster,theCornellran to Russ Pancoast and George Srsson, and the Era to Tom McFadden and Bevo Peck Nrneteen twenty two returned for rts senror year wrth hrgh hopes of what the future mrght hold rn store The post war reorganrzatron had been completed and the outlook was brrght The announcement that Dr Lrvrngston Farrand had been chosen to succeed Dr Schurman was greeted wrth unquestronable ap proval What had been at first mere conhdence rn the chorce of the trustees turn ed qurckly rnto actrve enthusrasm when the new presrdent made hrs hrst appear ance before the Unrversrty Everywhere Cornellrans were congratulatrng one another that therr Alma Mater was to have such a man at rts head The rnau guratron of November 20th, combrned wrth the layrng of the cornerstone of the new chemrcal laboratory, was an rmpressrve ceremony and for rt were gathered leadrng educators from the Q, Y four corners of the country The only regret was , A0 SN m N Qu nl f ' r A 4955555515:- L lf 'i:E:!E'rv':.::. i'- III? All ll'llllll'lll-I QU' Ill -rlllllhllllll-lillll nur n ll Jllllllllllllll 'li:li:::::g:::::::::: .illllilllilg-iiiiiliiiiign lunnnllllll llll .::IE'7ji'i'ilgg5 -'..: !lIIIrl!!. Q lI'7AuIi:: I P' U '-Z'-' 1 mill rlllill ll J. 4 , I 1 I 1 I - I I . ' fl ' IJ ll ' 57 ' . 7 - ' ' 1 ' A ' rc as 7 Q cr 1: ' ' 7 KIJ' 35 4 fi ' 37 ' ' if 77 If 75 l ' cc 73 ' 4: 5: CL' 9? . K . 1 . - . 7 11 xl 'ur- .. . ,dh I 5 J -sa' ,4 1: 'N -5'E:!:x 1 aligning' - - p - 9 X r , ,,, 7.1 : .. i ' 0 r r f I :T h .. I . - ai: . I - 1 ' - ' ' - 'Illia -'3 e ' ' 'I ' ll .f T gli- ,g ' ..-E S' K ' lx I V, Q ' ' J 4 r '-' ' S ' E-:O r L ms :cn 71111 IHL an imc fu- :rn rm M for mf 195 1 HE 192.2 coxtrvatri ,pr 111220: .nf 1.330-, iitgmc im ,DI -u13IDr v: ! 1u.EIl f 1 vw' 7QL.fKll 101 7041! HQ! HQ: ruL.1. that Uncle Pete was to leave, that kindly and understanding man who is be- loved by everyone who knows him. The first thing that comes to mind when we think of the fall of 1921 is the foot- ball season. Early practice looked promising, and despite Mr. Dobie's chronic gloom there was a general air of cheerfulness about everything that related to foot- ball. The first four games were won in handy style, but the same thing had hap- pened the year before, and confidence was not permitted to run riot. When the Big Green eleven from Hanover appeared on Schoellkopf Field excitement was intense: it was to be the first real test for the Varsity. Dartmouth men were in Ithaca in large numbers,with no more suspicion than Cornellians of what was in store for them. But when the final whistle blew, and the score-board registered Cornell 59, Opponent 7 , the news was flashed over the country for the first time since 1915 that Cornell had a football team. Columbia was defeated, and the heavy Springfield aggregation, even with the aid of a blizzard, could not stop the Big Red Tank, as by that time it had come to be known. Then came the grand finale. Cornell moved en mane to Philadelphia on Thanksgiving Day and sat for two hours in a drenching rain to watch what this generation of students had never seen-Penn swamped by a Cornell eleven, 1st was not a defeat for the Quakers, it was a rout. And when the sport udopestersf' began to talk about the championship, the name of Cornell loomed as large as any. Meanwhile, the cross country team had been performing equally well. Winning the three preliminary meets in decisive style, the'harriers then carried off the inter- collegiate honors with a total of nineteen points, the lowest score in history. And with the soccer team winning seven of its eight games, the grand total for the fall amounted to nineteen victories out of twenty Varsity events. Taking it all in all, the months of October and November, 1921, will be emblazoned with brilliant colors in the history of Cornell. There is one more important change that must be recorded before the history of Nineteen twenty-two is complete. A radical reorganization of the method of electing the Student Council, in order to make it more truly representative of the undergraduates, carried by a large vote in the spring of 1921, angd was first put into effect the following fall. Enter, 'politicsg exit, elections by popularity. The Campaign was short but hot and when the, returns were announced the whole Hill sat up and took notice-something that the oldest resident had never seen before. Nineteen twenty-twoiput the new order into effect and paved the way for the ad- vent of real student self-government. Dan Strickler became the president, Brownie, secretary, and Bill Dodge, treasurer. The annual Junior Week party reminded one more of Ye Good Olde Days , before the war had turned things topsy-turvy. And the Spring Day question came through its affray with the Faculty only a few quarts the worse for the ex- perience. Add to these events, the exercises that formally close onefs college career and the life of Ninteen twenty-two as undergraduates comes to an end. The four years since that first roll call in 1918 have been eventful years for Cor- nell and for Ninfeteen twenty-two. To the University they have meant the re- establishment ofthin gs as they used to be, a judicious selection of what was good and a weeding out of what was bad. Those years have been filled with ups and downs, but at their close, Cornell may safely feel that she has entered upon an era of renewed prosperity. To Nineteen twenty-two they have been years of pleasure and of toil, of receiving and of giving. What the Class has received it will not forget. Faring forth into the larger world, it will never lose the loyalty to its Alma Mater which has marked its career as students. In return it has given of its best, striving always to do that which would serve the interests of Cornell. Nineteen twenty-two leaves the halls of learning with a full sense of its indebted- ness, and yet not without a certain sense ofpride, as well, in what it has achieved. -A Hof 'EL use 1 -nm fn: 112.1 'dll 101 KII ID: 14 196 1.11 Glwl Ill if mf 7 ' i i i ! I I ! ! ! ! ' x.:L. 9 Lx' ! h fwx , w s f N I I T II EQ I. 9 Z. 7. C O JL N E L L I A I-FEI 1 ,- ,- o T i rv i - u i 7 .- u i i . UNMR B C 9 Lnr-n.,L ,Qcgm ,,,. 1.1. my-1 fm JEL .UL ,cn gg. ,Q-. 1. ,QL gnim ,E ,QL Ianni 197 H E. 1 9, 2. 7. c O R N E. L . L 1 A N 5:1-xozxutlut oqxux uqn -1131111 111: .x x 0:11 olinxinxixn vczlixff VU! 101 5DL.JL2.1 YQ! 101 'Jul 1 - 2 I CLASS OF 1923 - I HENRY WARD ACKERSON, JR. Brightzvaterf Arif: and Science.: g AX. I . . ff i HOYT S. ACKLES Marietta Agriculture 5 i 1 i BURKE DOWLINO ADAMS Omaha, Nehr. Civil Engineering GJFAQ Sophomore Spring Day Committee, The C07'H8llW1.d0w Board 1, 2, 3, The Cornell Annuals Board, Assistant Art Editor 3. T GEORGE O. ADAMS Buffalo 14g7'lC'ILlflL7'E l KAP, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Squad 2. ! T GALLIANO ADDONIZIO Newark, N. f. Am ana' Sciencef i Freshman Football Team, Freshman Mud Rush Committee., : CHARLES HOWARD ALBERDING Clayville .Mechanical Engineering Q Scorpion, HACFHQ Varsity Baseball Squad 2, College Basketball Team 1, I 2, 3, College Baseball Team 1, 2, College Soccer Team 1, 2, Captain 3, 4, E The Sibley fonrnal of Engineering Board 1, 2, 3. NICHOLAS ARTHUR ALBERTSON Azlanzie City, N. f. Civil Engineering . QE. i l' ROBERT PRAYER ALDRICH Addifon Am and Seienee: E KAP. ' I 5 PHILIP ELSWORTH ALLEN Pizzfbnrgh, Pa. Air: and Science: , Z1If', Chairman, Freshman Cap Burning Committee, The Cornell Daily A Q Snn Board 1. ' 5 . E i ARSHAM PARAVON AMIRIKIAN A1-inenia Civil Engineering Q E FRANCIS WILLAIID ANDERSON Paffaie, N. j. Cheniifzry g Captain, Chemistry Championship Soccer Team, President, Baptist A Young PeOple,s Society. U T WALTER BERT ANGELL Seheneclady Art: and Sfiencer 'E JOHN K. ANTHONY Cleveland, Ohio Cheniiftry Q IDEIT, College Crew 2, Cflicers Club. J ' RALPH RANDALL ARMSTRONG Duluth, Miiiii. .Mechanical Engineering . SAX. , N EARL LEE ARNOLD Real Creek -A Cheiniflry l i CHARLES TEMPLE ASHLEY Muskegon, Mich. Mechanical Engineering GX, Freshman Cross Country Team. QI ' ! . l uf. JUL j5t lm up ing ral gm Yau. , Qf iQ. I. i 1n11u1u::niu 1 I' 1'1 ing, I 198 HE 197.1 coILNELLIAN I-5 --gn us-nn Milli' Int Arc-ru-ip: t :or . ' mu-uw fwg mr mf my vm IQ, mf nf me Q I 5 . I CLASS or 1923 l I 2 SAMUEL DAVID ATZ Elizabeth, Ill. Chemfiftrv , i Alpme Club. ' I i EDWARD CARRINGTON AVERY Auburn Am and Sgigmgf K'Ag Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Freshman Advisory Committeeg , Junior Promenade Committee. WILLIAMS DUNLAY BAILEY Boonton, N. f. CWI! -E1'Zg171ff7'17'Lg College Cross Country Team. I . CARL IRVING BAKER fffwicle Cmtre, Pa. Aff! cmd Sciences' i I Q EDWARD VREELAND BAKER Willfboro . Meclzovzical Eoginem-ivzg i G7AgSph1nK Heaclg Wearei' of the C gVars1ty Crew 25 Sophomore Spring g Day Committeeg Adirondack Clubg College Honor Group, Q SIHON VVINFIELD BAKER ' Webmfr Agrigulmff i : CHARLES HAMILTON BALDWIN Sprivzgfield, IMO. Jllechczuical Evzginffrivzg ' i KAQ Southerners Club. i . 1 ROBERT TREMAN BANKS 1 I Iilzaco Am mg? Sgimggy 1 AXQ Glee Clubil, 2, 3g University Orchestra 35 Festival Chorus lg State I R Cash 'SCholarsh1p. I E 2 i I 5 i EDGAR HICKS BANNER Baivzlwricige Mechani6aZEngine51'i1zg i ' F 5 MYRON IRVINE BARKER Cawolltovz, Ky. Arif and Sciencff SUMNER HANCOCK BARLOW T1-mzon, N. Any fmd'Sfmwf5 ! I 221123 Freshman Basketball Squadg M3I1dOl1H Club 2, 3. i . HENIKY ALLEN BARRIS Silver Crfele Eleczvical .E7Zg7:'lLKE7'f7Z,g i Huntington Clubg War Service Scholarship. : DONALD GEORGE BAUMGABDNER Defamer ElfctricczlE1zgi1zee1'i1zg i Ro. ' ELMER JAMES BAXTER lV:zfhingzfo11, D. C. .Mechanical Engivzefrivzg ECIDEQ Freshman Atlvilsory Commrtteeg Senators Clubg .lVIasque5 Assistant 5 Manager of W1'CStl1HgQ Nlanager of Freshman XV1'CStl1Hg. FRED1-:RIC FRANCIS BAYLES Cincivmati, Ohio. Clmnim-y 2 l i HOWARD GOLDSBOURGH BECKER Dayton Agriculzuw QT - oA. ! 1 l Y . - -q.q.- nn mt .Q ,nt Ln, Im cc: nn A rainy 13:1 ID. 1I ruiink on-It -I 11-I-I 199 E. 192.1 coItNELr.1 1 1 Jw- - me fuc33:f wnirof 1114.123 m1:Iof - 11.11211-1 fi-1 for wc 1111 for 10.1 1 COLBERT RALPH BENNETT CLASS OF 1923 Gouverneur ' Art: and Science: Adirondack Clubg State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. MAURICE BERNSTEIN Cleveland Heightf, Ohio Art: and Sciencef SIDE H. JOHN KING BERRESFORD M ilwauleee, W if. Chemistry Zodiac. HORACE CLARK BIRD Medina Agriculture AZ5 Kermis Committeeg Cornell University Poultry Associationg Oili- cers Clubg Round-Up Clubg C. U. C. A. Councilg Lieutenant R. O. T. C. EDWARD CHASE BLACKMAN KDE K. SAMUEL MORRIS BLAKEMORE KE. HENRY TRUMAN BLEWER AZ. JAMES JOSEPH BOGAN - A1If'5 College Baseball Team 5 JOHN LAWRENCE BOGAN Elufhing Mechanical Engineering Louixville, Ky. C heniistry N ewarh Valley Agriculture Eclrnerton Veterinary College Soccer Teamg Varsity Track Squad. E clrnerton Veterinary Allfg College Baseball Teamg College Soccer Teamg College Basketball Team. HOWARD VINCENT BONSAL Lanfaloccne, Pa. C ivil Engineerin AZYDQ Aleph Samachg Rod and Bob: VVearer of the C,'g Varsity Cross Country Team 23 Varsity Track Team 3g Freshman Rush Committeeg Col- lege Tax Committeeg British-American Clubg Cornell Cross Country Club, Vice-President 3. LOUIS FARRAND BOOTH Wehrter' Grover, Mo. Electrical Engineering JOHN WILLIAM BORMAN New York City Clierniftry 24125 Oflicers Clubg Lieutenant R. O. T. C. FRANK EUGENE BOSHART Lowcille Agriculture AZ. HARLAN PAGE BOSWORTH, JR. Buffalo Civil Engineering AY'g Rod and Bobg Varsity Football Squad 25 Varsity Lacrosse Team Zg Junior Promenade Committeeg State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. WILLIAM LORAN BOWMAN Vienna, Va. Mechanical Engineering EfIJEg H23 Freshman Baseball Squad. Q HAROLD ELMER BOYD Pittfhurgh, Pa. Arty and Sciencer E XCIJ. J ' E ,eigggpi me ni. ,fn 1333 ,Q-, ,eve Qi ,L ,. gg. ai. I ,gxggpf gg. ,.,. mlm ,... 413333. .QCD mf 200 HE 192.1 COILNELLIA pg-lv n Jzfn rmgyin Macro-: : t,1 ggipf 11 wdT'lrvglUr me gg rm vor iq, mr we img l Q A CLASS OF 1923 E i DAVID EDWARD BRAINARD . Syraeure Electrical Engineering Scorpiong TBHQ Dramatic Club 2, 35 Freshman Debate Clubg State i Cash and Tuition Scholarshipsg Eudorus C. Kenney Scholarship. GORDON STUART BRAISLIN Broolelyn Arty and Science: Q C. U. C. A. Council 35 Mandolin Club 3. I CLARENCE NEWELL BRAMER Arnrteralani g Veterinary A1If'5 College Soccer Teamg College Baseball Teamg Varslty Track Squad. CHARLES LUCIEN BRAYTON Monielair, N. f. , Ari: and Seieneef Xfbg Aleph Samachg Wearer of the CHQ Varsity Football Team 2, 35 Q 1 Majura. ! l ROBERT WARREN BRECKENRIDGE Cleveland, Ohio Mechanical Engineering i YIPT3 Freshman Tax Cornmitteeg Freshman Advisory Commltteeg Glee 'F Club 3. 1 NEVIN TRUOG BRENNER Pittrlaurgli, Pa. llleclianieal Engineering a - ' Glee Club. ' EKTPZ, , TRVIN F. BRENNIIEIG I Barneuelcl Veterinary ' A1P'g Masonic Club. ! GLENN EDWARD BRETCH Clayton Agriculture 2 LYMAN SANBORN BREWSTER Birney, Mont. Agriculture CTJKE. - HERMAN HARVEY BRISTOL Canlon Center, Conn. Alrtf and Soiencef ! fT7AEQ LCT,'g Wearer of the 'C,'g Varsity Lacrosse Team. T HARRY LUCK BRITTAIN Balzirnore, Md. .Mechanical Engineering f GEORGE BROWNING BRONSON 1 Ronie Agriculture 5 AZ5 Farmers' Week Committee. ! i WILLIAM GUNDRY BROUGHTON Fort Wayne, Incl. Electrical Engineering El GJAXg Freshman Track Teamg Varsity Track Squad 3g Br1t1sh-Amer1- can Club 1, 2, 35 Olhcers Club 2g C. U. C. A. Cabinet 1, 25 Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 2. f ELLSWORTH SHEFFER BROWN Sliorlfuille . l7eterinar3' Q Allfg Aleph Samachg Wearer ofthe C gVars1ty Baseball Team 2, 33 Col- L lege Soccer Teamg College Basketball Teamg Varsity Track Squadg Inter- 9 college Athletic Directorg Society of Comparative Medicine. 3 . : FAYETTE ELWIN BROWN Iron Mouritairi, Mficn.. .Mechanical Engineering ' CIJEK. HERMAN ALBERT BROWN Salarnanea Agricnlrure -in me M. gint I,-3. wr fm rg-F gi ,cn an LD. ,.,. . . m. mf u11:::rw EEL-2.53 10:1 H1-. CLICM rw- 201 1-IE. 192.1 CORNELLIAN rlilill. 10.171 I ill!-1 Ililili I il! lllflll i 4 ll! ii illli 'lil' .lim CI 3 W 1.4 . I YI I : . E E ' ! Q CLASS OF 1923 l Q JOSEPH DAVID BROWN Brooklyn Agriculture t i IDEA, Masque 2. THOMAS AUOUSTUS BROWN Elizabethtown Agricalzfnre , Q 5 ROBERT EARLL BRUCKNER Hartingr-on-Hudson Mechanical Engineering Q l . . . 3 CHARLES HOWARD BRUMBAUGH Orange, N. Mechanical Engineering Q 1 lIf'Tg Sophomore C0t1lllO11 Committee, Sophomore Spring Day Commit- 5 ! tee, Freshman Advisory Committeeg Junior Smoker Committee, Sibley ' Tafx Committee, lVlajurag Musical Clubs. ! . ' CHRISTIAN RICHARD BRUNING, JR. Newport Neem, Va. Arr: and Scieneer 1 a ELIJE. 1' I , KENNETH H. BRUSH Haffey, Pa. n Law Q ATQQ A6415 College Basketball Team 2, 3g Law Smoker Committee 2, The i Cornell Law Quarterly Board. . Q EUGENE DIVEN BUCHANAN Highland Park, IZZ. Art: and Sciencer Q ' Zodiac. HENRI RENE BUENANO Chielayo, Perri I Civil Engineering A Cosmopolitan Clubg Cercle Francais, Masque, Spanish-American Club, President 2, 3. AVERY LOCKHART BULLEN Syracnre - U 1 Art: anei Sciencer 1 9AXg Freshman Crew, Junior Promenade Committeeg British-American ! Club, C. U. C. A. Council. i HAROLD GRAYDON BURCH Millbrook Agriculture i Scorpiong Round-Up Club. , i 5 LEONARD VVALLACE BURDICK Horner Law Q fI1AGJg A942 The Cornell Law Qnarzerly Board. l ' VASSILY GEORGIEVITCH BURMISTROFF Kafhin-Tzrer, Rnrria Civil Engineering LYMAN BURNHAM Brooklyn Arif and Sciences ! HDAGQ Freshman Track Squad, Endowment Fund Committee. i . . . i GEORGE LORD BURROWS, 3RD. Saginaw, Mich. Agriculture , AFP. , MONDEL E. BQTTEISFIELD Binghamton Architecture I CDAE5 Universlty Orchestra 1, 2, Band 1', 2. i - . PETER BYRON Corona Art: and Science: l ' we MEIECIDK A.. my are Im iam WQGT fuznzn 11 1- 1- Lok 31:13:51 -11.11. 1. .-I 11.-.-i 202 HE 192.2 CORNELLIA msn: 1 I 3n:o1nus :rn 11 alanine n 3 11 :rin n1Iu1nx11u 1 1 I . 0 l l CLASS OF 1923 l EDGAR AUGUSTUS CALLESON Brooklyn lllechanical Engineering ! TIKAg 'Aleph Samachg Vllearer of the CHQ Atmosg Varsity Football i SqualdgS1bley Honor COmm1tteegCaptam, Freshman Crew: Captain, Light Varsity Crew 2. GEORGE CHALFANT CALVERT Elyria, Ohio Arn and Science: 1111155 Freshman Football Squadg Freshman Track Teamg lntercollege Crew 25 Swimming Club. ! I V EDWARD KETCHAM CAMPBELL Brooklyn Arty and Sciencer V Independent Association Council. l , . 5 WILLIAM D. P. CAREY Hnzchinfon Kan. Arty and Scienrer ! Xllfg Aleph Samachg Wea1'eI' of the C,fg Captain, Freshman Football i Teamg Varsity Football Team 2, 35 Varsity Lacrosse Teamg Chairman, E Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Freshman Advisory Committeeg Majura: ! KBfD5 Student Council 15 Vice-President, Masque. l I ROBERT HOLT CAIAPdENTEC1f k Cl Whitehall Ari: and Seiencef 5 QA' fI1AK' iron ac ub. I! 9 a A ALFRED CHAMBERS CARR, JR. St. Lonif, Mo. Meohaniral Engineering Q mo. ' i ' CLAUDE DEWITT CARTER, IR. Wlzterlown Civil Engineering Q MORRIS CHARET Q Brooklyn .Mechanical Engineering Q , Freshman Track TeamgVars1ty Track Squad 2, 35 Independent Associa- f Q tion Council, Fencing Clubg State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. i i PHILIP JOSEPH CHARRON Ithaca Mechanical Engineering l . . . . 5 f WAN CI-TUNG CHENG Chaoyang, China Electrical Engineering E Chinese Students Club. A 1 HAROLD CLIFFORD CHESTON Yonkers u Mechanieal Engineering KAPQ Sophomore Spring Day Commltteeg Masonic Clubg Flying Club, I The Cornell Era Board 2, Circulation Manager 3. l U WESLEY HALEY CHILDS North Tonazoancla Agricnlznre CHARLES H. CHURCHILL Canton Electrical Engineering MIGUEL CILLONIZ Liana, Bern Mechanical Engineering A2115 Wea1'er of the CHQ Varslty Soccer Team 2, Captain 3. i JASON CLARK Willifzon, ri. can Eiigneei-fag Kllf. l 1-'Q . -1-..1.. .Eg no 1:13 :nc 1:21 :Us 'zzz ,rn JU. . --1-1--r-1 - Mi ' 203 THE 192.2. CORNELLIA ' 1 w rJT1v.1...m..LL It H.. ,uf M ig... ,. 1 gngnf 11:21:18 -aim 1 1 - ' 14 KK-iw 'Ol 101 'U' 'U CLASS or 1923 MARVIN AIDEN CLARK Kendall Agriculture 1'IKfI1. PHILO DAVIS CLARK Rurnforcl, Me. Art: ancl Sciencef KIJAE, OHiicers Club. OLIVER LINDSAY CLARKSON Edgewater Park, N. Agriculture 1If'T, The Cornell Widow Board 2, 3. CLARENCE HIGBEE CLEMINSHAW Clevelancl, Ohio Arts and Sciencef A1115 Sophomore Spring Day Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee, A. A. Nlembership Committee, Assistant Manager' of Freshman Track. KENNETH MEAD CLOUGH Peru Art: and Sciences HPAE, Adirondack Club. ROGER JEWETT COE Yonleerr fllechanical Engineering AAHIJ, Aleph Samach, Freshman Spring Day Committee, Sophomore Co- tillion Committee, Masque, Assistant Manager of Varsity Football. TSAAC COHEN Brooklyn H Agriculture . Varsity Football Squad 2, Menorah Society. RODOLFO HANNIBAL COLBERG Cabo-Rojo, P. R. Arte and Sciencer Cosmopolitan Club. THOMAS BERRY COLBY Pontiac, Mich. Agriculture AND, Farmers' Week Committee 2, Forestry Club, Hill School Club. JOHN JAY COLE Buffalo .Mechanical Engineering Student Council 3,Assistant Athletic Director, M. E. Association 3: Exe- cutive Council, Independent Association 3. ARTHUR JOHN COLLINS, JR. M007'EJZOw7l, N. Agriculture AXP, The Cornell Annual: Board 2, 3, C. U. C. A. Council 3. GEORGE TOLMAN CoNDRoN Oak Park, Ill. Electrical Engineering Flying Club, A. I. F.. E. HERBERT FRANK CONRAD Eigffalo llffechanical Engineering The Sibley journal of Engineering Board. ALBERT EARL CONRADIS Warhington, D. C. Artf and Sciencef KAP, MACAU, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team 2, 3, Varsity Cross Country Squad 3, Senators Club, Cross Country Club. - CHARLES B. COOPER, JR. Honolulu, Hawaii Agriculture AT,'Rocky Mountain Club, Lawrenceville Club, Swimming Club. M. Q. ID, ,ru - ,gr ,an 151 iq, UU iq. ,Ui A tai main- EIEDCIZ- fu- DZZJDL CEE? ' 204 El192.?. CORNELLIA fr ftrr:m- 'Gill' wmzmf r vo:Cm1.LcIl mf wffclfw :QI me mi for vox for m.L.Jf1f If CLASS OF 1923 ROY SWEET COOPER Horrelieaolr Law State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. EZRA CCRNELE. San Rafael, Calif. Electrical Engineering AY5 Musical Clubs 2, 33 Savage Club 3g A. S. M. E. LAURANCE CORNWALL Rye Mechanical Engineering 935 Masque 3. VICTOR MANUEIL CORTINA Santo Domingo Civil Engineering Cosmopolitan Clubg Spanish-American Club. CABOT COVTLLE Wafhingtori, D. C. Arty and Sciences Tellur1de Association. THEODORE HUDSON CRABTREE New York City Electrical Engineering Seal and Serpent: ACF',g Freshman Crewg Varsity Basketball Squad 2. 35 Varsity Soccer Squad 3. ALEX CRACOVANER New York City Arty and Sciences BEPg Blauvelt Scholarshipg State Tuition Scholarship. RUSSELL LA FAYETTE CRAFT Herrick Center, Pa. Art: and Science.: ROBERT Ross CRICHTON Bremerton, W ark. Electrical Engineering B91-l. DAVID WILSON CROFOOT Noroton, Conn. Arty and Sciences Freshman Track Teamg Varsity Track Squad 35 Triplets g College Honor Group 1. EDWARD HOUGH CROSS Gainei-ville Lanalfcape Art State Cash Scholarship. ARTHUR WEIR CROUCH Eaft Anrora Civil Engineering The Cornell Civil Engineer Board, Assistant Business Manager' 3. GORDON AYRES CURTIS Shoreltani Agricnlfnre Glee Club. JUSTIN A. CAIRNS CURTIS Newport, Vt. Agriculture AXAQ Sage Choir. ROBERT MORISON CURTS Paterfon, N. j. Art: and Science: lP'Y'g Al-Djebarg College Crew 1, 25 Freshman Basketball Squadg Blair Club. - ARISTIDE D,ANGELO Corona Arif ana' Science: College' Baseball Team 1, 2. U. .., 5333... ..,. ig. ,gg ..-Q MJ. an it cof cc: JD' I-H SI' 'US '01- H tifrzm' 'Di-L 265 1 u 1 a 1 . n Q 4 s 7 . o o l In I n 1 'E Il 'E i -1 -0 I- l i E 'I 'J i .. i n 0 7 l i a v- a 'i . a 1 'I U 0 l r- L. . HE 19z?. COJLNELLI f .- :nr-rnfjlie mi Iggy Injgu-ggi:-L SD: urn'-'rur vim HGZIBYF NDN 31 3 ' ' ' '- -' ' l i CLASS OF 1923 I ALLAN EUGENE DANGLER Cleveland, Ohio Mechanical Engineering ' Afli. - THOMAS TRUDE DAVEY, JR. Northporz' Civil Engineering . CHARLES LYBRAND DAVIDSON Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. Law g Xllfg flaming Wearer of the C'7g Freshman Football Teamg Varsity Foot- - ball Team, Freshman Advisory Committee, Freshman Banquet Commit- tee, Maju1'a5 KBLIJQ Masque. Xllfg Freshman Advisory Committee, Majura. ERNEST WILLIAM DAVIES Wexgfielcl, N. j. Agriculture - WILLIAM HENRY DAVIES Mount Vernon Agriculture Acaciag Masonic Club. LEROY MILTON DAVIS Buffalo Scorpion. CHARLES WILLIS DEAN, JR. Ridgewood, N. f. ATQ, Freshman Advisory Committee, Mandolin Savage Club 3. . CLAYTON EARL DECAMP Ithaca - A1If'g Acacia, College Track Team. LEO NICHOLAS DENLER Buffalo HAROLD MOON DEVOLT Barneveld -- EDWARD PETER DIEHL u N ezo York City ABCD, College Baseball Team. AFP: Round-Up Club 2, 35 The Cornell Era Board 1, 2, 3. HERBERT DAVIS Varyflrurg Agriculture Civil Engineering .Mechanical Engineering Club 1' Masque 1' Veterinary Arch itecture Veterinary Civil Engineering , KLAUS WALTER DOELLING New Rochelle Agriculture - RUSSELL TRVING DOIG Walton Agriculture College Cross Country Team 25 College Soccer Team 3. HENRY JOSEPH DOLLBAUM Stonington, Conn. .Mechanical Engineering Scorpiong Aleph S2m3ChQWCHf61' of the C , Freshman Crewg Varsity - Crew 2. V I WALTER RICHARD DONAHOE Sauquoit Veterinary .. A1191 - 1-JL Minion me fm mf TB an JLG 1 1 fo- A 206 La M. g Dr me ,ig me ug. 1 Egg .U ggi ,qi . .minor CD1 'I' I-I E4 I. 9 2. 2. C O IL N E L L I A ul' -Im I lI-lll.l' HC I all ll Q IQXIYQIO IDI! lmfi f TTY! 3 71-X K-11 7f5f If N lf lf 3 CLASS OF 1923 KRAYMOND WEBB DONAHUE Southolcl Agriculture 1 OX. LEWIS HENRY DONALDSON Norwich Landfcape Art ENg Varsity Cross Country Squad. STUART SHAW DONALDSON Toledo, Ohio Mechanical Engineering AACIU Freshman Advisory Committee. GEORGE ETACOB DRUCKERMAN Brooklyn Foreftry EAMQ C. U. C. A. Hoover Relief Committee 23 Forestry Clubg The Cornell Countryman Board 1, 2. CARLOS HECTOR DUBOE La Plata, Argentina Electrical Engineering Cosmopolitan Clubg Spanish-American Club. WADE DULEY Port fervir Arty and Sciencef E11JEg Freshman Tax Ccnimitteeg Sophomore Spring Day Committeeg Freshman Advisory Committeeg Masqueg Janus. EDMOND GTIANGER DYETT Buffalo Arte and Sciencef Scorpion. NORMAN HENRY EASON Schuyler Lake Agriculture . AI'Pg Farmers' Week Committee 1, 25 College Class President 2. RODNEY CHAPIN EATON Nyack Agriculture Kllfg OHicerS Clubg Fencing Clubg First Lieutenant R. O. T. C. HAROLD LEON EBERSOLE Montclair, N. Arte and Sciencef U AAfIJg Aleph Samachg Wea1'er ofthe C 3 Varsity Football Team 2, 3gVarsity Track Team 2, 35 Freshman Advisory Committeeg Disarmament Committeeg British-American Clubg Cosmopolitan Club. JOHN F. EDMONDS, IR. Pittfhurgh, Pa. Mechanical Engineering AXAg Band. BERNHARD ZORN EIDAM New York City A Agriculture KCIUQ University Orchestra 1, 2, 33 Mandolin Club ARTHUR EISNER Trenton, N. j. OAT. STEPHEN ALBERT EMERY Brooklyn ASLAG HALLUM ESKESEN Wernfield, N. j. AXA. Cleveland, Ohio RICHARD ANDREWS ESTERBROOK The Sibley journal of Engineering Board. 2, 3. Electrical Engineering - Artf and Science: C Artx and Science: Mechanical Engineering 207 Lg1:,y.,i sm im ,mink LHZD no ,Uwe- i .1 I 'W J 4 1 1-1 E l. 9 Z. 1 C O IL N E L L I A CLASS OF 1923 HERMAN PRICE EVERTS Auburn A griculzure AZ, Floricultural Club, College Honor Group 1, State Cash Scholarship. H l HAROLD ALEXANDER FALCONER Chicago, Ill. Civil Engineering EX, Glee Club. 9 I PU FANG Peking, China Civil Engineering PW. l FREDERIC FARIS Wheeling, W. Va. Architecture ' College Honor Group 1, 2. A RICHARD BAYLES F ARNHAM Izhaca A griculzure Q HKCD, Glee Club 2, 3, Advanced Choir 2. 1 ERNEST PORTER FELT N amau Arif and Scieneef State Tuition Scholarship. CARL FICHANDLER Brooklyn Chernifzry Q AEH, Freshman Tennis Squad, Freshman Debate Club, State Cash and . Tuition Scholarships. O 5 JACOB ROBERT FIRNENO Brooklyn Arif and Sciencef 3 MILTON HART FISH Dundee Agriculture YTJAZ. Q FREDERICK WILLIAM FIX, JR. Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering A AT, Aleph Samach, WCH1'C1' Of the C , Freshman Crew, Varsity Crew E 2, Junior Smoker Committee, A. I. E. E. E JULIAN RALPH FLEISCHMANN New Yorle City Civil .Engineering Q ITAQJ. 5 DAVID OWEN FLETCHER Ithaca Agriculture gl WALTER EDSON FLUMERFELT Candor Chernifiry ll KAP, AXE, Freshman Baseball Team, Varsity Baseball Squad 2, College A 2 Basketball Team 1, College Honor Committee 3, Dramatic Club. l HOWARD JOHN FOOTE Yonherf Vezferinary I QTE, Society of Comparative Medicine. RAYMOND OAKLEY FORD Earl Orange, N. Mechanical Engineering Seal and Serpent, Glee Club 2, 3. ' I Q ADRIANCE SHERWOOD FOSTER Elizabeth, N. j. Agriculture Agassiz Club. ' l 208 1-I E 1 9 2. 7. C O IL N E L L I A Lhiilli ll Iilllil illli 1 lliltlilili ' ' W!!! UTY M11 'LLZLLI Nlmflf HN! PK MX H 701 OJ PQI Nlf 3 i 2 I 1 CLASS OF 1923 HARRY GUSTAVE FOX Geneva Arty and Seieneef g EAEQ Aleph Samachg Wearer of the CHQ Freshman Baseball Teamg i Varsity Baseball Team 23 State Cash Scholarship. RAY MCARTHUR FREEMAN Gonoerneur Art: and Sciences , ET. l . . BERNARD FRIEDMAN Elmira Arty and Science: ! RUSSELL WELLAND FROST Hamilton, Ontario Arts and Sciencef L IQAQ Freshman .Tax Committeeg Sophomore Smoker Committeeg ' Majurag KBQJQ Flying Clubg Assistant Manager of Freshman Crew. GEORGE A. FRYISR Syracufe Arty and Sciencef 2 State Tuition Scholarship. I ' DOUGLAS ELTON GARDINIER Herkimer Law - State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. WILLIAM HOWLETT GARDNER Port Washington Chemistry ' 211225 Cross Country Club. WALTER CARNEY GAREY Elrnira Heights Arty and Science: GJAQ College Crevvg Freshman Debate Club. HAMILTON GARNSEY, JR. Seneca Falls Mechanical Engineering ATAQ Atmosg Aleph Samachg Wearer of the CHQ Freshman Crewg Var- ,i sity Crew 23 State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. 7 EDWIN AMOR GAUNTT folmfown, N. Agriculture - EH. , ERIC GEERTZ Montclair, N. Mechanical Engineering 'i F. A. R. O. T. C. Associationg Assistant Chimemaster 2, 33 Second 5 Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 3. I i A WILLIAM HENRY GEHRING Honolulu, Hawaii Mechanical Engineering i HKA3 Rocky Mountain Club. i ROBERT LAWTAON GEORGE Brooklyn Arty and Sciencex ' Mandolin Clubg State Cash Scholarship. i JOHN COLLINS GIBB Ithaca Mechanical Engineering i X415 Dramatic Club. Q ROBERT LANDON GILFILLAN Memphix, Tenn. Civil Engineering ' GX. GUY RAYMOND GILLETTE Oil City,.Pa. Cheniiftry AXE3 College Basketball Team, Captain 2, Manager 35 College Honor Committee 3. ' A CHARLES FRANCIS GILLIGAN Shortfoille Arte and Science: i State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. 1 209 HE 192.1 COJLNELLIA E U. ,f,l ,U Y it ,.,- ,. wrcinof vfvC31D aus-D11 'U-if-U 3 3 ' A i CLASS OF 1923 WILBUR ELWYN GILMAN Anifzferdam Arty and Sciencef Q C. U. C. A. Council 25 Independent Association Council 35 State Cash ' ' and Tuition Scholarships5 Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C. i HARRY GINSBERG Brooklyn Arty and Science: 5 AEH5 College Swimming Team 1, 25 College Track Team 25 Menorah Societyg State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. ! JAMES EUGENE GODDARD Rocihefter Art: and Sciencef Dartmouth Hop Committee5 Williams Club5 Cornell Catholic Clubg i Sophomore Debate Team5 State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. - ABRAHAM ERWIN GOLD Plazifbnrgh Law . AEP5 Freshman Debate Teamg Varsity Debate Team 2, 35 Honorable I Mention, '86 Memorial Contest 25 '94 Debate Stage. HARRY GOLDBERG Brooklyn Art: and Sciencef OAT5 State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. Z MYER AARON GOLDBERG New Bedford, Marx. Art: and Science: 9 AEH5 Sophomore Debate Team5 Varsity Debate Squad. A BERNARD DAVID GOLDKLANG New York City Cheminfry B BEP5 Blauvelt Scholarshipg State Tuition Scholarshipg College Honor r Group 1, 2. ROY LUTHER GOLTZ Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering BGJH5 Freshman Track Squad5 Varsity Track Squad 2. EDGAR CLEMENT GOODALE Riverhead Mechanical Engineering ACA 5 cCcc 5 Varsity Track Team 2, 35 Cross Country Club. SAMUEL HYMAN GOOEN Newark, N. j. Mechanical .Engineering Menorah Society. ROBERT CHARLES GORHAM Franklin, Nebr. Electrical Engineering EDWARD VERNON GOUINLOCK Warfaw -Mechanical Engineering X435 Aleph Samachg Wearer ofthe C 5 Varsity Football Team 2, 35 Junior Promenade Committeeg C. U. C. A. Council. ERWIN GRAUE Syraciife Agriculture 9 Cosmopolitan Club5 Round-Up Club. ABBOTT HOFF GREENLEAF Cayuga Mechanical Engineering 5 AXA5 State Tuition Scholarship. S CARROLL ESKERT GRIFFIN Lakewood, Ohio . I Chevnifzry H Acaciag College Basketball Team 25 College Baseball Team 25 College Eg Soccer Team, Manager 3. Q I VL- mn :U uggiggggg nu for 1411. un U4 It.. nn ED: 131 Hr- TWT' 1 ' MJ 210 ' THE. 1917. CORNELLIAN pg-ul: I tux iii-H wnra me 'UL 10.1 vfvf SEV U31 JCB WU' GH 1u.1 YD'I..uLt4L1.r vru mgjv for 1111 :gy nu :Qr mu .vie 14 i i 5 . CLASS OF 1923 SIDNEY M. GRUNECK New York City Civil Engineering Q HACIJQ Polo Clubg Oflicets Clubg Lieutenant F. A. R. O. T. C. Q . FREDERICK GEORGE GULDI Southampton Electrical Engineering i ET. KENNETH KENNARD HACKATHORN Lakewood, Ohio Art: and Sciencef : - EH. Q STUART H. HACKER Chicago, Ill. Agriculture i AKE. COTHEAL DURSTON HADLEY Black River Agriculture . Varsity Track Squadg Adirondack Clubg Cross Country Club 3. li FREDERICK A. HALL La Grangeoille Veterinary QTEQ Society of Comparative Medicine. ' ROGER FIELD HALL Baltiniore, Md. I Agriculture i Glee Club. DONALD MACDOUGAL HALLEY Rapid City, S. Dale. Arty and Sciencef i Zodiacg Glee Club. 1 ROBERT PIERRE HAMILTON Greenwich Agriculture N KAPQ Cosmopolitan Clubg C. U. C. A. Cabinet 2, 35 The Cornell Country- i rnan Board 2, 3. A 2 JOHN HANNIGAN Forty Fort, Pa. Electrical Engineering I ' WILLIAM HANNIGAN Forty Fort, Pa. Electrical Engineering Q LEONARD CHRISTOPHER HANSON Velrlen, S. Dale. Mechanical Engineering ATA5 Atmosg HWCTHQ Wearer of the C,'5 Wrestling Team 25 Fresbman Football Teamg Varsity Football Team 35 Freshman Banquet Committeeg E Junior Promenade Committee. ' GORDON DABNEY HARDIN Louifwille, Ky. Civil Engineering ' Zodiacg Glee Club. . ISRAEL SAMUEL HARKAWAY Brooklyn Arts and Sciencef A AEH. ALEXANDER HEADLEY HARPER Philadelphia, Pa. Mechanical Engineering Z1If'g Freshman Advisory Committeeg KB05. CARY TINGLEY HARTMAN Cincinnati, Ohio Agriculture AZ. i JOHN BRODERICK HARTNETT Bufalo Foreftry ' Forestry Club. imma- ,Qi , ,. 15. fm rr.. Y Q, ,Q. IQ. A .It min- mn hi- in lm 1 1 MEC 211 H E 1 9 2, 2, C O IL N E. ' L L I A ni- mr-rm 'K-- -0- its-11 cmznrml 1 T ' l Llm-Bi' gm mf-mf lm lc' iw 'TH E l Q CLASS OF 1923 l CLARENCE CHADDOCK HEAD Ithaca Arty and Science: Q AT5 Mandolin Club lg Band 1, 2, 3. 5 JOHN BYRON HEARN Port Byron Civil Engineering LEROY B. HEIDKE Brooklyn Agriculture I C. U. C. A. Cabinetg Student Chairman, Employment Bureau. FREDERICK ERNEST HEINSOHN Mount Vernon Agriculture . FREDERICK EMIL HEINZELMAN Warwick Agriculture Q Freshman Debate Club. i i THOMAS KENNEDY HENDRYX Ithaca U Architecture g AXAg Gargoyleg Freshman Crew Squadg Varsity Crew Squad 2, 33 College Basketball Team 25 College Honor Committee 2, 3 5 Architects' As- : sociation, Secretary-Treasurer 35 College Class President 2, Secretary 3. - LEO HIRSHMAN Brooklyn Agriculture ALLEN WEBSTER HODGE Spragueville Cherniftry College Crew 2. ELDRED WEAVER HOFFMAN Ithaca Agriculture AXA5 Freshman Crewg Far East Relief Committeeg C. U. C. A. Council. KARL WILLIAM HOFFMAN Niagara Falls Civil Engineering GEORGE ALBERT HOGG Lihue, Hawaii Mechaiiical Engineering Eleusisi' ' WILLIAM AUGUST HOI-ILWEO Baltimore, Mal. Civil Engineering GEORGE WHITMAN HOLBROOK Pleafant Valley Mechanical Engineering Eleusisg Aleph Samachg Wea1'er Of the CHQ Varsity Crew 23 State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. WILLIAM HENRY HORNE, IR. Rocky Mourit, N. C. Electrical Engineering 9 WALKER BLAINE HOUOH Denver, Colo. Mechanical Engineering 5 1P'T3 Aleph Samachg Wearer ofthe C g Freshman Crewg Varsity Crew 2. 5 : MICHAEL WILLIAM HOURIGAN Brooklyn Civil 'Engineering E EDWIN JOHNSTON HOWARD Pittfhurgh, Pa. Arty and Science: 9 AECID ' 5 . . E .rn gm ,... . ,pe my .far .IA A . m. mf main. 51. ,.,. ..,. 13z:I:c:Df 212 IIE. 1922. COILNELLIA I-1-nz 1-Eff HU-759 'GED' UIIZIV N E Q E Q E , CLASS OF 1923 ! I CARTER ALEXANDER HOWELL New York City Agriculture E i ACDA. . Q i A . ' HENRY CLAY HOWELL Boonton, N. j. Chemistry . 9 I CIJEKQ Al-Djebar. DWIGHT GOLDWIN HOWERTH Sharnokin, Pa. Electrical Engineering Q Huntington Club. l ' HOULDER HUDGINS New York City Chemistry i AXP5 Freshman Tax Committeeg A. A. Membership Committeeg South- ' erners Club. . LINTON DOUGLAS HUEY Bradford Agricnltnre 9 i Q ' THORNE COMINGS HULBERT Ithaca Arty and Sciencef h I DX. - ONIAS SKINNER HUMPHREY, IR. Albany Mechanical Engineering . lIJ'T'g Freshman Banquet Committeeg Majurag Masque. i ARTHUR TEMPLETOH HUNTER St. Loicif, Mo. Mechanical Engineering 1 KAPQ Mandolin Club 2, 3. . R HOMER LEWIS HURLBUT Ooid A ricnltnre ,, g i Round-Up Club. Q Q CHARLES WILLIAM HYNE Eoanfoille, Vlfir. Arty and Science: Q 9X5 Cosmopolitan Club. I E A . ' Q i CHARLES GODWIN IRISH Anhiirn Art: and Science: Q 5 ' GJAXQ Aleph Samachg Wearer of the C g Freshman Crois Country Teamg Captain, Freshman Track Teamg Varsity Cross Country Team 2, 5 Q Ca tain-Elect 35 Varsit Track Team 33 Freshman Rush Committeeg . P. Y . '3 Q Chairman, Freshman Endowment Fund Committeeg Sophomore Smoker E i Committeeg Freshman Advisory Committeeg Cross Country Clubg British- : American Clubg C. U. C. A. Cabinet 2, 35 Arts Association, Secretary 2, r . Treasurer 35 Student Council 3. DAVID JACOBSON ' Parkwille Mechanical Engineering RAYMOND FREDERICK JAHN Brooklyn D Mechanical Engineering AXPg Freshman Advisory Committeeg Assistant Manager of Soccer. EDWARD DAVID JAMES Indianapolis, Ind. . Architecture ATA. i WILBUR O. JAMES T Kingfton, Pa. Civil Engineering Acacia. .- 5 l ru ,ue ai. mir. mr ,fn mn tca an ,Ut 3:13:91 IQ- ,. DI 'QC-E' 213 HE. 192.2 CORNELLIAN pggn z z n t nr-enxuxn 11: -1 xnxx: :nl urging gwg Inf xx mg iw mm sm ,U . l 1 CLASS OF 1923 LAWRENCE WILLARD JEFFRES Wyoming Agriculture l i JOHN GAMEWELL JENKINS Brooklyn Arty and Sciences ' E115 Freshman Cross Country Teamg State Cash and Tuition Scholar- i ships. ' STEPHEN MOORE JENKS 'Woodbury, N. j. Mechanical Engineering Varsity Track Squad 35 Varsity Cross Country Squad 35 Cross Country ' Clubg British-American Clubg College Honor Group 1. ALBERT MASON JOHNSON Berwick, Pa. Mechanical Engineering I EI'Ig Masonic Club. ! MURRAY FOSTER JOHNSON Wooalxide Artf and Science: , Glee Club 1,2,3g Janusg British-American Club l,2,35 Varsity Debate 3 Q Squad 35 '94 Debate Stage 33 State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. Q , RUDOLPH ALBERT OHNSON Brooklyn Mechanical En ineerin i I ATQ g g : ' ' Q ! WRIGHT JOHNSON Wafhirigton, D. C. Agriculture ps KAPg Officers Clubg Forestry Clubg Senators Clubg Second Lieutenant J! F. A. R. O. T. C. 1, First Lieutenant 2, Captain 3. H ll . . . ' z JAMES WATSON JOHNSTONE Perth Arnboy, N. j. Electrical Engineering E1 .. QAXQ Freshman Track Teamg Glee Club 2. 5, i WILLIAM PAUL JONES Sharon, Pa. Mechanical Engineering Q ALBERT G. JOYCE Dallaf, Texaf Arty and Sciencef Q dJFAg Southerners Club. 5 A CHARLES G. KADUSHIN Brooklyn Agriculture 5 Q om. - - 5 ALEXANDER XENOPHON KARP Farrningdale Cheniiftry ll E State Cash Scholarshipg College Honor Group 1. 2 ARTHUR WILLIAM KAUFHOLD Scranton, Pa. Architecture ' . F' 1 EDGAR LAWRENCE KAW New York City Architecture , Q ATQ5 Aleph Samachg Wearer ofthe CHQ Freshman Baseball Teamg ' Freshman Football Teamg Freshman Basketball Teamg Varsity Baseball - Team 23 Varsity Football Team 2,35 Varsity Hockey Team 23 Freshman 5 Banquet Committeeg Sophomore Cotillion Committee. l GERALD L. KELLEY Manfjield, Pa. Agriculture ' CHARLES F. KELLS Aftoria Mechanical Engineering R CIJAEg Aleph Samachg Wearer ofthe CHQ Varsity Crew 25 Freshman - i Advisory Committee 23 War Service Scholarship. i 7 ' ! f l 1 'U tim: -QL nn fm 'cn .cuz Tun 1 :rm u 1- 1- A - fn: mi 1.11. .-1. 1 unc- ':11-IJ 214 E. 1 9 2. 2. C 0 R N E L L I A ' ZUJI-L LL rpixs f'II7'A :nr nu , :LFC-TUL 16: wrv f Jjlilll' 'iii' PU f V M . I !I 2 rr-505 315:01 :Lg uw mor nur vm :nr If . CLASS OF 1923 CHARLES E. KENDALL ' FREDERICK THEODORE KETCHUM Zodlac. WILLIAM CAREY KINSOLVING XlP'5 Southerners Club. GEORGE SWARTZ KLUMP GAG. DONALD MACLAY KNIPE JOSEPH KOPKI EARL SAMUEL KRAMER ZBT. WILLIAM JOSEPH KUHRT KCIJ. GEORGE ALVIN LAIRD Eleusls. CLARENCE EUGENE LAMOUREUX KT. Churchoille Owego Fort' Wvorth, Texaf lll7illiarn.fport, Pa. New York City Elmira Akron, Ohio Foreftnille lfllaterbury, Conn. Ithaca lnclianajbolif, Ind. X415 Masqueg Assistant Manager Of Musical Clubs. EDWARD W. LANE ROBERT JOSEPH LANSDOWNE Genoa Eujalo Agriculture Art: and Science: Electrical Engineering Art: and Sciencef .Mechanical Engineering Arty and Sciences Arty and Sciences Agriculture Meclianical Engineering Agriculture A rtf and Sciencef Agriculture Artf and Sciencef A. Council 3. ZH5 Scalp and Bladeg State Cash Scholarshipg C. U. C. JAME s FARNHAM LARRAB EE AZ. EDWARD JAMES LAWLESS, JR. College Crew. CLAUDE D. LAWRENCE KENNETH CLAUD LAWRENCE Band l,2,3. WILLIAM CORNELIUS LAZO The Cornell Annual: Board 2 H I I ! I I ! l l l ! S I : 'E ! l ! ! I E ! 1 WILLIAM FISK LANDERS ! i I ! i I ! ! l ! i ! i I f Binghamton Utica Poughleeepfie Ellington New York City ,3. Agriculture Agriculture Mechanical Engineering Agriculture A rt: and Science: . cczczlzrr L.. ,gig ing ,gn JU. me ,gy ns. Mg. ,grip ,W A ,QL coin: mn lm 1GIiT5' 215 T1-IE. 192.1 COILNELLI A it roi it if -U. nn-'mt ,m My ,C-5333, ,Epi IU. me nrwnign-mi were-xm43wr im ing-,uf mf :gf iw nur fc?- CLASS OF 1923 EUGENE FRANCIS LE CLUSE Great Neck Electrical Engineering GJA5 Varsity Cross Country Squad 39 Cross Country Club. GEORGE LUDLOW LEE Newark, N. j. Art: and Sciencef ATA5 College Cross Country Team, Freshman Track Squad, Sopho- more Spring Day Committeeg Freshman Advisory Committeeg All- Cornell Dance Committee 35 Mandolin Club 2. ROBERT EDWARD LEE Mount Vernon Law 24,23 EAX, A9115 Freshman Advisory Committee, A. A. Member- ship Committee 35 College Honor Committee 35 Mandolin Club 2,3g The Cornell Daily Sun Board 2,35 Vice-President Law Association 3. ALAN GEORGE LEET D Point Chautauqua i Agriculture College Honor Committee. ERNEST DELOS LEET farneftown Artf and Science! EN, EAXg Aleph Samachg Freshman Advisory Committee, Central Honor Committee, Social Affairs Committee, Freshman Endowment Fund Committeeg All-Cornell Dance Committeeg Janusg The Cornell Daily gun Board 1,2,35 State Cash and Tuition Scholarshipsg Student Council ,3. BURTON ALPHEUS LEFFINGWELL Ithaca Agriculture Stock Judging Team 1. JOSEPH LENDWAY Bujalo llflechanical Engineering Kllfg The Sibley journal of Engineering Board. CHILSON HATHAWAY LEONARD New York City Agriculture ECIJEQ EAX3 HACFHQ Varsity Soccer Team 2,33 College Honor Committee, College Student Loan Committee, The Cornell Countryman Board 2,3. ABRAHAM LESHAN New York City Mechanical Engineering ARTHUR IULIAN LEUssLER St. Louif, Mo. Mechanical Engineering C933 Freshman Track Teamg College Cross Country Team 2, Masque. MILTON TICHENOR LEWIS Barneoeld Agriculture LOUIS LAWRENCE. LIESHEY ' New York City Agriculture fIJAI'Ig Varsity Lacrosse Squad 23 Masque 1,2,3. CARL LINDEMER Trenton, N. Mechanical Engineering SALVATORE LIOTTA Brooklyn Art: and Science! f gi if-L me ,uc .fi Ui tariff, nn tG i mf 216 11 Ei 1 9 Z. 2. C O IL N E L L I A 'i 1-1- -:asm gaze xax.1nx3nx1lu1lul1nx1ln nc :mth 'lbw 011 ffiflf WH 'L-1 U.lL,J4V var Hof mr If H l CLASS OF 1923 TCARL ALBERT LIST Hoboken, N. f. Mechanical Engineering Q 2115 ACA 5 Freshman Track Squadg Varsity Track Squad 25 College i Basketball Team 2,3. CLARENCE JOHN LITTLE Sufrex, N. j. Agriculture AFP, College Honor Committee 1,2,3. ! CHUNG L0 LIU Foochow, China Agriculture 5 PW. 5 JAMES NORTHRUP LIYERMORE Gowancla Mechanical Engineering ACHCIHQ Masonic Club, President 35 State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. ! ' GLEN LEsLIEGLoG8fI b Portage, Pa. Mechanical Engineering 2 fIHK1P'5 ee . ! u RICHARD LEWIS LONG Aurora, I ll. Arts and Science: i QX5 Cosmopolitan Club. ! RUSSELL FARNAM LORD Port feroif Art: and Sciencef CHARLES FELIX LOVAN Springyield, Mo. Civil Engineering i A1115 College Crew 1,25 Varsity Crew Squad 25 C. U. C. A. Council 25 ' A. A. Membership Committee 35 Oflicers Club5 Varsity Debate Squad 35 . Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C. i BRODER FREDERICKVLUCAS Champlain I Agriculture E AZ5 Adirondack Club. HENDRICK WRIGHT LUEDER Ithaca llflechanical Engineering ! HAROLD WELLS LUFFMAN Clyde Agriculture i HENRY ERNST LUHRS - Wooclhanen Agriculture 5 AZ5 College Crew 25 Varsity Crew Squad 25 Round-Up Club, Cosmo- ! politan Club, F. A. R. O. T. C. AssoCiation5 College Class President 3. I CLARENCE K. LUM Honolulu, Hawaii Civil Engineering i EDUARDO DIAZ LUQUE Mexico City, Mexico Mechanical Engineering 'A College Cross Country Teamg Varsity Cross Country Squad 25 Cross ' Country Club, Cornell Catholic Clubg Latin-American Club5 College Honor Group. JAMES HENRY LUTHER Olean Mechanical Engineering AY'5Wearer ofthe C , Captain, Freshman Basketball Team5Varsity Basketball Team 25 Freshman Tax Committee5 Sophomore Spring Day H Committeeg College Honor Committee 35 Savage Club 35 Musical Clubs Q, 2,35 Student Council 3. Lx- were M. 13533. im 1. III im ini inn :Cin JD- - ICJIIIDK mf we 1:11233 lm rczirut cclznni mein 217 HE. t92.2.,coR.Nx-szLL1A x-:-xo: nqmqm: 1 1 any aCl f -r vI wdllu 7-'imf FDI HWLZCX uf vm :nr auf r mr i 3 CLASS OF 1923 ! E JOHN DANIEL LYONS, JR. Monticello Arty and Sciencef Q KAP, College CreW 2, Glee Club 2,35 Sophomore Debate Teamg Var- i sity Debate Squad 3. ALLEN EGBERT MCALLESTER - Lake View Agriculture Q Glee Club 2, 3. E DONALD GRANT MACBEAN Philadelphia, Pa. Civil Engineering 2 AKEQ Pyramidg Freshman Spring Day Committeeg Sophomore Cotillion , Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee, Junior Promenade Committeeg ! Assistant Manager of lnterscholastic Track. i ROBERT YOUNG MCCULLOUGH Wert Webfter Mechanical Engineering State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. i JAMES MACDONALD Port Richmond Civil Engineering E KENNETH GEORGE MCDONALD French Creek, W. Va. Foreftry ' Huntington Club. i DONALD MCDOUGALL lflfeftjielcl, N. Art: and Sciencef Q AXA. ' EDWARD MALONEY MCGRATH Lockport Art: and Sciencef EfbEg Janus. JAMES STURTEVANT MCGRAW Letchworth, England Architecture EHg C. U. C. A. Cabinet 2. . ' MALCOLM STRONG MCILROY Newark, N. j. Electrical Engineering A. A. Membership Committee 3, College Honor Group 2. CHAUNCEY WELCOME MCINTYRE Farnham Mechanical Engineering ' ZAEQ C. U. C. A. Council, Oliicers Club. i ALEXANDER WATERS MACKENZIE, JR. Brooklyn Agriculture E Golf Squad 3, Round-Up Club 1, 2, 3. Q EDWARD THOMAS MCNULTY Elrn Grove, WY. Va. Mechanical Engineering i Xlr. DENIS BRANDON MADURO New Rochelle Arty and Sciencef , Freshman Crew, Varsity Crew Squad 2, 33 Junior Smoker Committeeg Q General Spring Day Committee 3, Independent Association Councilg The Q Cornell Era Board 3. , EDWIN THOMAS MAIER jersey City, N. j. Chemistry EDMUND THOMPSON MALLORY Saratoga Springx Architecture College Honor Group 1,2. GERALD DEWITT MALLORY Depofit Mechanical Engineering X L G- M. rp. ,,,, ,gf mg us. Fi . aim. ,.,. ,. . gg. m mggngg .411 1Q:::u11 1:1::::t:f 218 H. E I. 9 2. 7. C O R. N E L L I A N I- n ufjirw fig-4 wot TCM ici: :gf :Qi Jn CLASS OF 1923 FLOYD LEE MALTBY Ithaca Lau: Masonic Club. LEON MANDEL, Znd. Chicago, Ill. Artf and Sciencef Varsity Soccer Squad 2, 3, Varsity Lacrosse Squad 2. WILLIAM HOLTON MANN Glens Fallf Lancifcape Art AXA, Adirondack Club, University Orchestra 1, 2, 3. NATHAN BOILEAU MARPLE Columbus, Ohio Arty and Science: Xdv. E ALFRED HENRY. MARSH, JR. Wafhington, D. C. Electrical Engineering EN, Junior Spring Day Committee, Senators Club, The Cornell Annualf Board 3, Senior Associate Editor 4. ALBERT RANKIN MARTIN Chicago, Ill. Architecture Afb, Gargoyle, Freshman Track Squad, Varsity Track Squad 2, College Class President 3. CHESTER BARTON MARTIN Clarence Center Agriculture CLARENCE STUART MARTIN Wvebfter Mechanical Engineering GERALD HOUGHTON MARTIN Liina Agriculture Round-Up Club. JOHN CARD MATHER Pittfburgh, Pa. Mechanical Engineering AXA, Huntington Club, Cosmopolitan Club. JOSEPH BRYANT MATHEWSON Bath Art: and Science: Zodiac. ROBERT CUTTER MATLOCK Springfield, Ill. Chernietry EN. GUMPEI MATSUDA Yamaguchi-Ken, fapan Architecture IRA CORNWALL MATTHIESSEN Chicago, Ill. Electrical Engineering XT. ARTHUR CARROLL MATTISON Comstock Agriculture HKA, Varsity Football Squad 2, 3, Freshman Endowment Fund Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee, Cornell Catholic Club, OHicers Club, Kermis Cast 2, Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 3. A FRANK CHARLES MAUS johnfon City Veterinary QTE. L --:urn tn- no tm mn mi fain: 111- 1- in- 111:21-fi xrzzr fa:1::m1L cuz: Ko 219 THE 192.1 COILNELLI A vi im imiggrf ty Lui' rin-me rm wh: QQIZIV ggjpjc nu Dv f vL1ID.m.L4'l IU! EQ! NV WQI FOI ULU HU' 10 CLASS OF, 1923 HAROLD BRIGHT MAYNARD Northanijbton, Mau. Mechanical Engineering ZW. WILLIAM GUY MEAL Lockport Agriculture AZQ College Honor Group 13 State Cash Scholarship. PRASIDDHI MENASVETTA Bangkok, Siani Electrical Engineering Cosmopolitan Club. JOSE RAFAEL MERA Arecibo, P. R. Electrical Engineering College Crewg Cornell Catholic Clubg Latin-American Club. DAVID MERKSAMER Brooklyn Arty and Sciencer IIJEH. CLIFFORD ALEXANDER MERRITT Walden Veterinary AHF. JEROLD STROUSS MEYER Yonngftown, Ohio Arty and Sciencer ZBTQ Masque. FRANCIS MIELCAREK Bnjalo Mechanical Engineering DEWITT CHARLES MILES Yonkerf Mechanical Engineering KW. ROBERT SCHILLING MILLAR Rockaway Park Mechanical Engineering QAEQ Aleph Samachg Wearer ofthe C -5 Freshman Crewg Varsity Crew2. ROBERT MATHIAS MILLER New York City Veterinary QTZ5 Society of Comparative Medicine. - ROBERT SANDFORD MILMOE Canaftota Mechanical Engineering College Crew 25 Cornell Catholic Clubg Band 1. GEORGE ROBERT MINSKEY Eart Lanring, Mich. Civil Engineering FRANK VANEPPS MITCHELL Chicago, Ill. Civil Engineering Afbg Rod and Bobg Freshmanrllraclc Squadg A. A. mittee 3. , WILLIAM JOHN MOERSFELDER New York City Membership Com- Veterinary ETQ QTZIQ Varsity Football Squad 23 Central Honor Committee. ALLAN HERBERT MOGENSEN Plainfield, N. j. Mechanical Engineering Seal and Serpentg Endowment Fund Committeeg Freshman Advisory Committeeg Masqueg Acting Manager of Lacrosse. ,314 ,Ig ,ive Ui, ,Ui C33 ,Ut H ' H E34 l I--I 1 l El- 1'-Ci 220 'I' H E 1. 9 2. 7. C O R, N E L L I A or 11fc3JJ::mi :razor 1 1 cm-me mint: v 'f'T:5QlUliUC.JOf auf 10' UI BLU 1' ff YB CLASS OF 1923 , Q JOSEPH ADDISON MOLLER New York City Mechariical Engineering E SAX, Freshman Football Squad, Varsity Cross Country Squad 2, 39 Q British-American Club, Flying Club, Oflicers Club, Musical Clubs 1, 2, i Masque 3. Q NORMAN SLAWSON MOORE Ithaca Art: and Sciencer ' CDEK. JAMES HENRY MOREHOUSE Orwego Civil Engineering AX. fp ALEXANDER CLERIHEW MORGAN Chicago, Ill. Chernirtry T ZIP, Freshman Basketball Team, Varsity Soccer Squad 2, Varsity j E Basketball Squad 2, 3, Freshman Advisory Committee, Al-Djebar. WILLIS DIC.KINSON MORGAN Spraleerr Art: and Sciencer J I Varsity Debate Squad, '86 Memorial Stage 2. 1 U HARRY MORRISON Baltimore, Mel. Civil Engineering - CHARLES TRACY MORROW Sugar Run, Pa. Mechanical Engineering J AXA, Freshman Debate Club, The Sibley journal of Engineering 9 Board 2, Advertising Manager 3, A. S. M. E. 1 DAVID A. MUNNS Pittfburgh, Pa. Mechanical Engineering AKE, Aleph Samach, Wearei' of the C , Freshman Football Team, 6 Captain, Freshman Baseball Team, Varsity Football Team 2, 3, Varsity ig Baseball Team 2, Chairman, Freshman Banquet Committee, Freshman 1 Advisory Committee, Majura, Student Council 2, 3. STANLEY EVERETT MUNRO Auburn Agriculture J, AZ, College Crew 2, Mandolin Club. 3 DONALD POWELL MURRAY Wafhington, C. I Chemistry GEORGE MYERS Cohoef Art: and Sciences E4 BEP, Mandolin Club 1, 2, 3, University Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Savage Club 'f 5 3, Blauvelt Scholarship. C WALTER SMUCKER MYTON fohnftown, Pa. Mechanical Engineering EX, A. A. Membership Committee 3, C. U. C. A. Council 3. I STEPHEN JOSEPH NAVIN New York City Agriculture HOWARD MUSSETT NAZOR Arhtabula, Ohio Law , 21112, A691115 Freshman Advisory Committee, Sophomore Smoker Com- - mittee 2, The Cornell Daily Sun Board 2, Assistant Circulation Manager 2 3, Vice-President Law Association 3. HAROLD GEORGE NELSON Clinton Corner: H Veterinary QTZI, College Track Team, Society of Comparative Medicine. JOHN GOTTLIEB NESBETT Bayficle g Electrical Engineering KA, Freshman Track Team, Freshman AdVlSOfY.COmmlttf?CQ Freshman Banquet Committee, Sophomore COtlll1OD Committee, Majura, KBfID. J , E I LII uc :Qi fm if-U. :NCTTM UL AID! 1171 LM, MIME 'El If 'GI 3K IEA' IA H K 1 ILJK ig 221 1-IE 192.1 COILNELLIA pl me mr-rngzm 11333. ,.,, Mgmt .OL Qu vm: me f :HERE will vifI1m.rL1r JOI.iQf-D.: vm vo: 101 I CLASS OF 1923 MILTON ALSON NEvENs Glen: Fall: Veterinary Q T QTZ5 Huntington Club5 College Cross Country Teamg College Baseball Q eam. JAMES BURTON NICHOLS Danbury, Conn. Chemistry U AX25 College Cross Country Team 15 College Honor Committee 2, 35 , ndergraduate Scholarship. Q Q PHILLIPS BROOKS NICHOLS Bujalo Architecture i AT5 Wearer of the C 5 Freshman Basketball Team5 Freshman Track 3 2 Tearn5 Varsity Track Team 25 College Basketball Team 25 Freshman 2 Rush Committeeg Freshman Advisory COmmittee5 Junior Promenade Q Committeeg Savage Club5 Musical Clubs5 Masque. i ABBOTT HOWE NLILE D C Rurnforaf, Maine Arty and Science: , CDAE5 Fres man ebate lub. z EDGAR DEWITT NILES Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering , QJKE5 Freshman Track Team. i ' ARTHUR VAN DOREN NIMS Brooklyn Electrical Engineering . QIKE5 Assistant Business Manager of Freshman Handbook 3. i WILLIAM LEE NORMAN Sinclaireille Agriculture 1 AZ5 Farmers' Week Committee 25 OECCFS Clubg Round-Up Clubg , Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C.5 The Cornell Countryman Board. i HAROLD DEWEY NOYES Veftal Agriculture i ALFRED MAGNUS NYGREN Freeport Mechanical Engineering 'i Zodiacg Wearer of the C',5 Varsity Crew Squad 2, 3. ii ARTHUR MATTHEW O7BRIEN Rochefter Arif and Sciencef JOHN BENNETT GGDEN Ithaca Mechanical Engineering 1 : Zodiac5 Freshman Crew Squad5 Varsity Hockey Squad 3. i . . . i HIRAMZKINGSLSY ORMSBY, JR. Syracufe Mechanical Engineering Odiac5 tate Cash Scholarship. ' I ' LAWRENCE MITCHELL ORTON Elrnhurrt Art: and Science: AXA5 Ofhcers Club5 Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 2, Captain 35 i ?at1f gashLand 'lcguitloii Scholarships5 Undergraduate Scholarship5 New or ity atin lub Cholarship. i RICHARD HENRY LEE OSTHOEF, JR. Hack-enrach, N. f. Civil Engineering EDWARD AUCUST OTTO Schenectady Jllechanical Engineering SCOFPIOHQ State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. LYMAN ARTHUR PAGE Greene Agriculture AFP5 Class Representative to Agricultural Association 35 The Cornell Countryman Board 2, 3. Q - r :U rn 554 ,cu ,fn ,gc ,cle im,ic 1 1j JU. A i L Ig. I,+gg3 imaging ,QI CC - M12 222 HE 192.1 CORNELLIA. n-n:1xnI11u:u:nrcn: - uxzn u1xs!1 -1111 ntl in situ: 1: vcfltvf tif Hit :ur mr uw uv nu, fir R375 l l , CLASS OF 1923 i FRANK JOSEPH PAGLIARO New Yorle City Civil Engineering KENNETH EVERETT PAINE Medina Agriculture i QAQ Varsity Lacrosse Team 2. BENJAMIN PALMER, JR. I - Norwich, Conn. Civil Engineering I Huntington Clnubg University-Orchestra 15 Musical Clubs 35 The Cornell Civil Engineer Board, Assistant Business Manager 3. I JUAN GARCIA PARAISQ Larnbang, P. I. Civil Engineering i Filipino-Cornellrans Clubg Cosmopolitan Club. JOHN S. PARKE Elmira Architectitre EAE. J l CHARLES MATHER PARKER Bath Arty and Science: Dramatic Club 2, 35 '86 Memorial Stageg State Cash Scholarship. , GEORGE GIILBERT PARKER 1 Eart Orange, N. j. Chemiftry Q Varsity Crew Squad 23 Varsity Football Squad 3. .c - RALPH JOHNSON PARKER . Mor'rif Plainr, N. Mechanical Engineering S MATAg Algeph Samachg Sibley Tax Committee 35 Masqueg Assistant ! anager o Varsity Track. .1 RICHARD MELDRUM PAXTON, JR. Warhington, Pa. Arty and Sciencer F ATAg College Crew 23 Culver Club. Q BERTRAM H. PIECK Port fervif Civil Engineering ! EfDEg Acting Manager of Golf. ' i . . . E HENRY LINDLEY PEEL t 'Earl-Orange, N. Mechanical Engineering Q C CIJFA5 Freshman Advlsory Committeeg The Cornell Wficlow Board 2, ! irculation Manager 3. 5 NATHAN EDWARD PERCY .Mohegan Lake Arty and Science: Q LDEAQ Dramatic Club. ' l . . . i SOL PERLMAN New York City Civil Engineering . TECIDQ MB. ' : JORDAN HOLT PETERS Omaha, Nebr. Q Civil Engineering ! XlI g Pyramidg Sophomore. Mud Rush Committeeg Central Committee, S C.. U. A. A.g Baseball Advisory Committeeg Freshman Advisory Com- ' mltteeg Masque 2, 35 Assistant Manager of Freshman Baseball. FRANCIS SAMUEL PETHICK Rochester . Cheniiftry 935 AXEg Varsity Soccer Squad 39 Savage Clubg Bandg University Orchestra. . MARCUS HANFORD PHILLIPS Hitlbitrton I I Agriculture AI'Pg Farmers' Week Committee 1, Z5 Kermis Committee 3. Q . v m ,Ur 133343 me ,nf gn gn gr nn gn gm HH . ,ggigif me liflll 1 293 HE 1917, QORNELLIA r- 1.2-l.. Q, ,Lk-53:3 ,,,, ,Cn-,DL,Q , ,In ,LV ,mjm ant nw: GIZIIIIDZIIEDJ vrU'11vLiQLau.f MX uf vm xv 1tII..zu'r'1 l Q CLASS OF 1923 ! JOHN JAMES PIAZZA Bicjalo Civil Engineering l 2 EVERETT W. PIERCE Sidney D Q Agriciclticer Farmers' Week Information Committee 25 Agricultural Economics Club, Secretary 35 The Cornell Countryman Board 2. MAURICE PIESEN Brooklyn Arif and Sciencef i ' fDETl. V MILES DAVID PIRNIE Piclafki Agricnlznre ' Agassiz Club. ' EDWARD I. POLITOSKE G Fredonia Mechanical Engineering Varsity Crew Squadg Flying Clubg Rifle Clubg OHicers Clubg Captain i R. O. T. C. GEORGE MURRAY POLLARD Bnjalo Electrical Engineering z AXA5 Mandolin Club 35 University Orchestra 2, 35 Band 2. ' LELAND ROBERSON POST Vlfaterlricry, Conn. Civil Engineering EH. JOHN WRIGHT POTTS Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering ECDE5 Musical Clubs 1, 2. . 1. THOMAS JACKSON POTTS Brooklyn Chernikzry 5 2111235 College Soccer Team 35 Officers Club 35 Second Lieutenant Q F. A. R. O. T. C. 3, C. U. C. A. Council 3. I i WILBUR JACKSON PRESTON Balzirnore, Md. Mechanical Engineering A E EKDE5 Southerners Club. E FRANK REEVES PRICE MZ. Pleafant, Iowa Arif and Sciencef GJAGD5 Freshman Cap Burning Committeeg Sophomore Spring Day E COmmittee5 Intercollegiate Crew Representative. CARLTON CHASE PROPER Def Moinef, Iowa Arif and Science: N fI1AE5 Acting Manager' of Tenni s. ARTHUR REYNOLDS PULVER Spencerporz I Mechanical Engineering JOHN WALLACE PURCELL Eoanfzon, Ill. Arif and Science: 5 GJFA5 The Cornell Widow Board 2, 31 ? LEO QUACKENBUSH Warwick Electrical Engineering 9' GJA5 College Baseball Teamg State Cash and Tuition Scholarshipsg Q War Service Scholarship. ' WILLARD EARL QUAIL K Brooklyn Artrand Science: U GAX5 Freshman Track Team5 Freshman Football Squadg Varsity Foot- ball Squad 35 Freshman Ban uet Committee. fl 'Loc were :Qc . riic ,Ui rqi 151 levi fc M3134 ns. i .Ui gg, ,Ui rgggmi ,qi-rug nu 1:31:11 iff ' 224 1-IE l92.2.'CO11,NELLIA I-:snxrxnti u nzxux it , 1 inf ,pr QQL-gm nx1n uxtnrliloiin 1 . u xo li e I CLASS OF 1923 MARIANO QUIMSON Alarninof, P. I. Agriculture Q Filipino-Cornellians Club. I . CARLETON B. QUINBY Chappagua Mechanical Engineering i KIF5 Cross Country Club. i ASOPH E. RAY Unadilla Agriculture E AFP. V EDWARDQENGELBERT RAYNER W averly Electrical Engineering Acaciag Masonic Club. l . ! LOUIS ECKERT REED Parleerfhurg, W. Va. Art: and Sciencef i 933 Freshman Basketball Teamg Southerners Clubg The Cornell Annual: Board F 2, 3. I CHARLES EVERETT RHODES Groton Arty and Science: l . FRANCIS IRVING RIGHTER I Port fervif Agriculture 21121-Q3 Aleph Samachg ACIf,'g Wearer of the C,'g Freshman Track Teamg Varsity Soccer Team? Varsity Track Teamg Freshman Advisory Comrnitteeg Disarmament Committeeg Forestry Club. Z THOMAS CLYI?E RILEY Orange, N. Arty and Science! i QDKE5 Assistant Manager of Basketball. i HARRY WALTER ROBB Middletown Mechanical Engineering . K'-Ifg Officers Clubg Fencing Clubg Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 2, Captain 3. i i MELVIN ROBBINS New York City Artf and Science: ' BEP. WARREN DAVID ROBBINS Port Norris, N. f. Arty and Sciencey Independent Association Baseball Team 2. I ' WILLIAM GLENN ROBENS Polana? Veterinary 1 QTZ75 Society of Comparative Medicine. i p KENNETH LINDSAY ROBERTS Ithaca I Forextry ' Forestry Clubg Rifle Clubg Pistol Clubg Rifle Teamg Pistol Team. JOSEPH LAWRENCE ROBINSON Bound Brook, N. Electrical Engineering N CHARLES RICHARD ROELOFS Pittfhurgh, Pa. Mechanical Engineering Eleusisg University Orchestrag Band. DONALD ATWATER ROGERS Fulton Mechanical Engineering l L mc grini mr nn :ggi :rg 7451 T ,-TR M .., .,. 333 103 AILIIDH 11223 no Ill' 'If 225 H E. 1 9 2. 7. C O R. N E L L I TIKAQ College Cross Country Team 15 Freshman Advisory Committeeg The Cornell Civil Engineer Board 2, 3. El . 5, :ibn M3311 1.1. A233341 AQ, sf-.inf ng: x extra in o I3 1 . i l T CLASS OF 1923 Q WALTER RUSSELL ROLLO Freeport Civil Engineering Q 21125 Aleph Samachg Rod and Bobg Wearer of the CHQ Freshman Baseball i Teamg Varsity Baseball Team 25 Varsity Football Squad 2, 35 Sophomore Rush Commitreeg Junior Smoker Committeeg College Honor Committee. JAMES MICHAEL ROONEY Renovo, Pa. Civil Engineering EX5 Savage Clubg University Orchestrag Band. ROBERT ROSEN Buffalo Artf and Science: A Freshman Track Teamg Scroll and Spade. GEORGE MARCUS Ross johnfon City Agriculture 5 AZ. ! ! JAMES ALBERT ROSS Dryden Mechanical Engineering Ofhcers Club. I . ' LOUIS LAWRENCE RUMANOFF New York City Agriculture . TEKIPQ MB. : AUSTIN LYMAN RUMSEY Cato Civil Engineering i i FREDERICK VVILLIAMSAMPSON Muncie, Ind. Mechanical Engineering ' AXP5 Glee Club 1. E JAMES ALFRED SANTILLI Hazelton, Pa. Mechanical Engineering i 2 r. i . . ' WARREN FREEMAN SARLE New Berlin Agriculture 5 Scorpion. I I CHARLES HAMILTON SAYLOR Brooklyn Cherniftry i NELSON SCHAENEN L Morrirtouzn, N. Agriculture ' A T5 Aleph Samachg Wea1'e1' of the CHQ Freshman Crewg Varsity Crew 2. HERBERT DONALD SCHEDLER ferfey City, N. Art: and Science! ' Radio Club. FREDERICK JOHN SCHLOBOHM Yonkerf Arty ancl Science: State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. 3 CARL JOHN SCHMAUSS Buffalo Civil Engineering C fI1EKg College Basketball Teamg Scalp and Blade. ROBERT LEO SCHMIDT Brooklyn Civil Engineering L. r n U. 1 ITF Ill 'T N 1 Q I 1' H 'K IGIIJE1 226 1-I E L 9 2. 2. C O IL N E L L I A W-W ' MICE'-r 1 vU.L.zur.Dw nm xx Q, ugf ,of iw nn A 2 5 5 ' CLASS or 1923 WILLIAM A. SCHREYER Milton, Pa. Arty and Sciencef fDK1P'g A. A. Membership Committeeg Freshman Advisory Committeeg Junior 2 Smoker Committeeg Assistant Manager of Freshman Baseballg Assistant Mana- 4 get of Varsity Baseball. i E . LELAND SCHURR ' Clarence A riculture Q 8 5 BURTON ALCOTT SCOTT Detroit, Mich. Civil En ineerin ' g 3 ! EARLE NIMS SCOTT Detroit, Mich. Cizfil Engineering ! ELWOOD FAY SEARLES Auburn Mechanical Engineering U GJA5 University Orchestra. i . ' LESTER WARREN SEEBACH Rochefter Agriculture AXA. DANIEL ROGER SEYDOUX Parif, France Mechanical Engineering I 21155 Cercle Francais. i RUSSEL H. SHARP Lockport Mechanical Engineering . HAROLD KENYON SHARPE Ithaca Mechanical Engineering u AXAQ Glee Club 1, 2. l . . . E BENJAMIN MARTIN SHAUB New Freealoni, Pa. Mechanical Engineering A. s. M. E. I ! LAURENCE EUGENE SHEDD Glenf Falls Artf and Sciencef HKQJQ Adirondack Clubg Sa e Cha el Choir 3. ! s P , CAREW SHELDON Buffalo Mechanical Engineering Q All-Cornell Dance Committeeg British-American Clubg Flying' Clubg Oflicers Clubg Winter Sports Clubg First Lieutenant R. O. T. C.5 War Service Scholarshipg i State Tuition Scholarship. PAUL F. SHERK Reading, Pa. Art: and Sciencer M JAMES ELIAS SHERWOOD Suffer-ri Veterinary 3 T fIDKlP'3 Allfg College Soccer Teamg College Basketball Team. 5 WARREN GEORGE SHERWOOD F Loyd Arty and Sciencef 5 State Tuition Scholarship. 5 CARL HENSON SHIEBLER Brooklyn Agriculture BGJHQ LCT,'5 Freshman Football Teamg Freshman Basketball Teamg Varsity , Lacrosse Team 25 Varsity Basketball Squad 25 Freshman Advisory Committeeg A Freshman Banquet Committeeg C. U. C. A. Council. 5 1 if-'f mt 'UCIJBI-'Dk -EDK no fm III! rm Nu r tn: mn J. .QI izziani 1... In ,gg ,gg ...L - 227 HE. 1912. COILNELLIA. ri. . wc.nCu-f nv mf-Ex-.311 mf vw figiul H n l CLASS or 1923 l CYRUS SYLVESTER SIEGFRIED Buffalo Civil Engineering 5 A r. SPENCER EDWARD Srsco, JR. Baltimore, Md. Civil Engineering 21112, Varsity Lacrosse Squad, Southerners Club. l i DEVILLO SLOAN Dunkirk Agriculture i QT2. ! ROBERT JAMES SLOAN, JR. Syraeufe Meckartical Engineering Xfbg The Cornell Widozv Board 3. i RALPH SLOCKBOWER Clinton, N. f. Foreftry ' GX, Novice Cross Country Team 3, College Cross Country Team 3, Cross S Country Club, Forestry Club. I 7 PAUL NEWTON SLONAKER Leecliburg, Pa. Mechanical Engineering i AXA. 5 BEAUCHAMP ELMER SMITH York, Pa. Mechanical Engineering 5 FRED A. SMITH Ridgewood Art: and Sciences' ,E Varisty Football Squad 3, Triplets , Cornell Catholic Club, Pistol Club. ! ' HOWARD HAZELTON SMITH Honolulu. Hawaii Arte and Science: -1 ATQ, Aleph Samach, Wearer of the C , Freshman Track Team, Varsity I Track Team, Freshman Cap Burning Committee, Sophomore Smoker i Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee. MALCOLM ERNEST SMITH Roehefter Agriculture Q College Track Team. i , E PHILIP R. B. SMITH Firkfburg, S.-Affriea Veterinary : AW, ACF', Varsity Soccer Team 2, Captain-Elect 3, College Soccer Team, I Captain 2, 3. i WILFRED FRANK SMITH Livingfton Manor D Agriculture ' AFP, The Cornell Countryrnan Board 1, 2, 3, War Service Scholarship. l JAMES ALOYSIUS SMYTH New York City Art: and Sciencef 5 Freshman Basketball Team, Freshman Baseball Team, Varsity Track S-quad ! 2, Varsity Baseball Squad 2, Janus, Ollicers Club, Winner of ,86 Memorial. 3, i '94 Debate Stage 3, Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 2, Captain 3, State Cash and Tuition ' Scholarships. LAWRENCE SOLOWEY New York City Civil Engineering EAM, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. ALPHONSE SOTOMAYOR Cordova, Spain ' Agriculture i TOWNSEND FRANKLIN SOUTHARD Ocean Side M eehanical Engineering g EN, Assistant Manager of University Orchestra. Lf. su, .Ur ttzzml AI. , gg. ,Ig ins, ,airy int I. ,Q. mi me am fm ,cU..':nIl tact: 110 - IDF- 228 1-IE .1 9 2.1 C OILNEL LIA pill!! 'Lili Zlililillililllililili Yhlill hill! Oli! llillllllll 7! 7! IDC mf 7.Qf IQ! 121,21 V 71 i Q - I CLASS OF 1923 HERMAN FREDERICK SPAHN Plearantoille Cherniftry Q College Cross Country Team 2, 33 College Crew 25 Cross Country Club, Pistol i Club, Band 1, 2, 3. JOHN HARPER SPEED Slateroille Springr Art: and Sciencer QAXQ Glee Club. l STOCKBRIDGE CABLE SPENCE Newton, Marr. Art: and Sciencer ! QIJKZQ The Cornell Era Board 1, 2, Managing Editor, Acting Editor-in-Chief 3. i . : , JOSEPH WILBUR SPENCER, JR. Wert Orange, N. f. Mechanical Engineering ' CIDAQ, Aleph Samachg Assistant Manager of Varsity Baseball. Q LESLIE ERSKtI1fIE SPOCK' Babylon Arty and Sciencer i AXA, British-American Club. 2 PAUL K. W. SPRINGER Interlaken Agrieultfttre APPQ Farmers' Week Committee 2. ! i F ELIX EMANUEL SPURNY Artoria Civil Engineering ' ' Pyramid, The Cornell Civil Engineer Board. ! STEPHEN TREMBLY STANTON Cohocton Agriculture . DAVID STEIN New York City lllechanical Engineering i State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. A EARL KNIGHTS STEVENS Newport, R. I. Mechanical Engineering - Q EN, SAX, Atmosg Freshman Advisory Committee, The Cornell Widow Board ' 2, Assistant Business Manager 3. i .EDWARD STEVENS Newport, R. I. Artf and Sciencer i RALPH WALTON STEWART - Geneva . Agricnlticre 2 A5 Farmers' Week Committee 1, 35 Rifle Club 1, 2, 35 Officers Club 3, 45 First l Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 3, 4. , ARANDJEL STOILJKOVITCH Vlafotintzi, jicgo-Slaoia Agriculture Cosmopolitan Club. ' CHARLES VAN VALK'ENBURGH STONE Utica Electrical Engineering CDA2. ' JOHN RAYMOND STONE Ithaca Electrical Engineering M LINTON STONE Wilmington, Del. lllechanical Engineering i Zodiac, Freshman Track Teamg Varsity-Track Team 23 Freshman Advisory Committeeg Sophomore Cotillion Committe-eg Masque 2, 3. Lf-.gp --1.1.-1 ten in an 'cn cn1:I::f lo- 1- fuzzmf cm- u 'QU'-mf 229 11 E. 1 9 2. 2. c o It N E. L L 1 PIC - I l'1'1Il 1 ltmzn 11141110 nr 110111 axixolilui w fu .4 v. , E I CLASS or 1923 ! JOHN LAUREN STURGES South Worcester Mechanical Engineering Q IIKA5 Musical Clubs. l D. F. SUAREZ Havana, Cnlra Civil Engineering I A . CHARLES LESTER SWEENEY Clayville Mechanical Engineering Scorpiong Freshman Football Teamg Freshman Basketball Team. l LAURENS ARMSTRONG TAYLOR Geneva Electrical Engineering . WILLIAM CAMPBELL TAYLOR Chicago, Ill. Mechariical Engineering i THOMAS TELFER Boonlon, N. Civil Engineering ' fDEKg Rod and Bobg Freshman Basketball Teamg Freshman Baseball Teamg i Freshman Advisory Committee. ! JACOB WESSEL TEN BROECK Hnclfon Agricnlcnre -5 2112. Q HAGOP PUZANT TEVONIAN Karla, Armenia Electrical Engineering I. FLOYD LAVERNE TEWKSBURY Bnyfalo l ' Electrical Engineering i C. U. C. A. Cabinetg State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. i ANTONIO TEXIDOR Gnayania, P. R. Agriculture AECID. ! ! ALFRED RANDALL THOMAS Pafaclena, Calif. .Mechanical Engineering F 21115 Musical Clubs 1, 35 The Cornell Annnalf Board 1, 3. ROBERT ELWOOD THOMPSON W allleill F orerzry i Forestry Club. 2 SEWELL EDWARD THORNHILL Sayville Mechanical Engineering Q GJFA5 Freshman Track Teamg College Track Team lg Sophomore Rush Com- Q mittee. KENNETH BALDWIN TIMM Yonkerf Chernifzfry MARIANO QUIJANO TINIO Calranatican, P. I. .Agriculture Filipino-Cornellians Clubg Cosmopolitan Club. E BUEL FRANKLIN TITUS Rochefter Mechanical Engineering - ' 'U' :mi lm 'If' 'D' 'ni EI' 'HS we 'Uilif 141- A Q mf 230 HE i92.2. COJLNELLIAN rxrxslvr will lnll ITT--CTM :QCTUL-9-D: 55151 -101351 xugibf 1rr' l SLU 101 vu.L-.uw iw it fOf un new 1 uw: lf lor N l Q CLASS or 1923 l DONALD MORTIMER TOBEY Sherlrurne Mechariical Engineering i EN, ZJAX, Aleph Samach, Atmos, Chairman, Sophomore Spring Day Commit- i tee, Junior Smoker Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee, The .Cornell H Dfzgly3Sun Board 2, Assistant Business Manager 3, College Undergraduate Coun- 2 ci , . 5, ! ALLEN PARK TOMS Nyack Mechanical Engineering A 5 CIJKE, College Crew 1, 2. CARLETON V. TOPLIFFE Port Byron Mechanical Engineering , i GA, The Sibley journal of Engineering Board 2, 3. E i JAMES WHITE TOWART D Montour Fall: Civil Engineering f ! EX, Pyramid, Freshman Advisory Committee, A. A. Membership Committee, i Masque, Assistant Manager 3. i ARTHUR BOTT TREMAN Ithaca Art: and Sciences' 1 ' KA, Wearer of the C , Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team, Fresh- ' man Banqueft Committee, Chairman, Sophomore Rush Committee, Endowment 5 I gund Commrgee, College Honor Committee 2, 3, Chairman, Junior Promenade 54 E ommittee, lee Club, British-American Club, Majura, Q , JAMES RICHARD TREMLETT Eclrnefton Veterinary Q Allf, College Soccer Team, College Basketball Team, College Baseball Team, i College Track Team, Society of Comparative Medicine. i BASIL EDWIN TROWBRIDGE Wertfield, Pa. Art: and Science: , ' GA, College Soccer Team, College Baseball Team. . FREDERIC TULLIS TURNER Oil City, Pa. Mechanical Engineering E I-IKA. ' ii AUSTIN TUTTLE Brooklyn i Mechanical Engineering B Band 1, 2, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. Orro FORST UNZICKER Chicago, Ill. Arte and Sciences Z E AQ. ' n - E EDUARDO URIARTE Buenof Airer, Argentina Electrical Engineering ff 5 Cosmopolitan Club. 2 SEIKICHI USHIODA Toleio, japan Mechanical Engineering 5 ' College Crew 2, College Honor Group 1. A 2 CARL WALDEMAR VAIL Ridgewood, N. f. .Mechanical Engineering - 5 A. s. M. E. ! JOHN VANDERVOTRT, IR. Sidney Center Agriculture i AFP, HCCCCU, Varsity Cross Country Squad 3, College Cross Country Team ' 2, College Track Team 2, Cross Country Club 2, 3, Potter Cup 2. KARL DUANE VAN HOESEN Ithaca Arty and Science! AX, University Orchestra, Musical Clubs. ' ' WILLARD BOULET VAN HOUTEN, IR. Newark, N.-f. Art: and Sciencef i i AX, Sophomore Spring Day Committee, Junior Promenade Committee, Fresh- 5 man Advisory Committee, Assistant Manager of Freshman Football. ' I - me 1-Jzmzzzm. 1:13 -if f tm an :cn rcnizmf :oi i L 1:-l1lv1r'l-ll' I H I 231 H E 1 9 2. 2. C O R. .N E L L I A gpm: . I W V :lux -lin .Qu Qx :Im 1 1 u v 1 i In. .Q A xu Q l g . CLASS OF 1923 ! Q RUSSELL TERRY VAN NESS Wd1'wiCk Mecharzical Engineering E . Q CHESTER JAY VAN SCOTER Dunkirk Agriculture i Ko. ROSWELL CHARLES VAN SICKLE Buffalo Mechanical Engineering KAPQ Rifle Club. ! ALFRED EARLE VAN WIRT Glenr Fall: Cherniftry i Huntington Club. LAWRENCE MOORE VAUGHAN H uclfon Fallf Agriculture ! C. U. C. A. Council 35 Adirondack Clubg Cornell Country Community Clubg Agricultural Economics Club 35 Round-Up Clubg Band 1, 2, 3. . EDGAR MAXWELL VEGHTE johnftown Agriculture Varsity Lacrosse Team 2. ! ' ALBERT O. VOGEL Milwaukee, Wir. lllechartical Engineering - EX. RAYMOND CLIFFORD VROOMAN Sharon Spring: Agriculture l Band. J PHILIP CARMAN WAKELEY Orange, N. f. l Forertry Independent Association Council 25 Forestry Clubg Agassiz Clubg Under- graduate Scholarship l, 2. T CHARLES EUGENE WALDNER Brooklyn Electrical Engineering i Freshman Crew Squadg Varsity Track Squadg TripletS,'g State Cash and 5 Tuition Scholarshi s.' ! P E KUO SHU WANG Szechuan, China Civil Engineering E P1If'. A T DARWIN ADAMS WARD Whitehall Agriculture HKCIJ5 Adirondack Clubg Round-Up Club. . I ' MATTHEW JOSEPH WARD Lakewood, Ohio Artf and Science: . E115 Freshman Track Teamg Freshman Cross Country Teamg Varsity Cross i Country Team 2, 3g Varsity Track Team 25 Cross Country Club. ROBERT DE BEVOISE WARREN New York City Mechanical Engineering EQJE5 Polo Club, Secretaryg Assistant Manager of Polo. ALBERT OWENS WASHBURN St. Paul, Minn. Mechanical Engineering i A1115 Freshman Tax Committeeg Freshman Advisory Committeeg Savage Clubg Musical Clubsg Masqueg University Orchestra. ' i JOHN CLEMENT WASHINGTON W afhington, D. C. Mechanical Engineering EAEg Freshman Tax Committeeg Sophomore Spring Day Committee. 1 7' If fuk lQ c un I. :rn frm 11:1 ,Ut 1331 :ui i i I.. ID' 3 i I 232 HEI 1912. COILNELLIA ,.:-1-:ox-nam:-ann-man I-in-n -lug 011- mg- .inn .amxmnu vr.1Z.Lu-DH JO! SD! UN vo! for mx 'buf 5 5 CLASS or 1923 ! X . GEORGE CLAYTON WATRINS Ballfifon Lake Agricnlcnre Q Round-Up Club. RONALD GEORGE WATT Honolnln, Hawaii llfleckanical Engineering ATQ5 ACA,'5 Varsity Track Team5 Rocky lVlountain Club: Hawaii Club. GEORGE ARTHUR WEAVER Eindley Lake flrtf and Sciencef I HARVEY ADELB ERT WEAVER Finclley Lake Agriculture i College Honor Group l. I i LOUIS VVEINER New York City lllechanical Engineering , IRVING WEISELBERG New York Ciiy Forefzry ! Forestry Club. 1 ISIDOR WEISS New York City llffeclianical Engineering Q OAT5 State Tuition Scholarship. ! ' MILTON WEISS Hnclfon Arif and Science: BEP5 College Basketball Team 1, 2, 35 College Baseball Team 1, 25 Blauvelt i Scholarshipg State Tuition Scholarship. ' I PAUL GUSTAVE WELLENKAMP Harnniondrport .Mechanical Engineering Seal and Serpent, Quill and Dagger5 Wearer of the C 5 Varsity Lacrosse i Team 2, 3, Captain 45 Varsity Hockey Team 3. E GLENN Louis WERLY Ithaca Agriculture i 955 Freshman Track Squad5 Farmers' Week Committee 25 University Orches- tra 1, 2. Q WACLAW A. WESOLOWSRI Yonkers Chernifiry i -, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. 5 GEORGE ADDISON WEST Rhinebeck Agrienlzfure GJA5 Agricultural Economics Club, President 35 Band 1, 2, 3. HAROLD EDWIN WETHEY Port Wafhirigtori Arif: and Sciencef i Musical Clubs5 University GrcheStra5 State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. I EARL FRANKLIN WHIPPLE Rochefier ' Veterinary s QT25 Freshman Baseball Squad5 Freshman Basketball Squad5 College Base- ball Team 1, 2, 35 College Soccer Team 2, 35 College Basketball Team 1, 25 Var- sity Baseball Squad 25 Society of Comparative Medicine. RANDALL WHITAKER New York City Agriculture I ALEXANDER CRAIG WHITE Philadelphia, Pa. Chemiftry mx. , l 23 3 N A T ll E I. 9 2. 2. C O R, E L L I CLASS OF 1923 JACKSON SMITH WHITE Machiaf Agriculture MAYHEW HOWARD WHITE Baltirnore, Md. Mechanical Engineering KAP5 Southerners Club5 Masque. NORMAN PERCIVAL WHITE Trenton, N. f. Foreftry KfI15 Rifle Team 15 U. S. R. A. Pistol Team 25 Forestry Club5 Rifle Clubg Pis- tol and Revolver Club. CHARLES SEWARD WHITNEY CHARLES WHITTAKER AZXIJ. HENRY HERRIMAN WICKES A Y. WILLIAM J. WIGSTEN GEORGE AMBROSE WILKIN , JR. Adrian, Mich. Electrical Engineering Kingfton M eclianical Engineering Rochefter Law A Elrnira Agriculture Brock port Agriculture Seal and Serpentg cCcc 5 College Track Team 25 College Cross Country Team 35 Varsity Cross Country Squad 35 Cross Country Club. SIDNEY JOHN WILKIN Brockport Agriculture Seal and Serpent5 College Crew 15 150-pound Crew 25 Varsity Crew Squad 3. JOSEPH FELLOWS WILKINS Selnia, Ala. Mechanical Engineering AKE5 Glee Club 1, 35 Southerners Club. HENRY BERNARD WILKINSON Bermuda Electrical Engineering OTIS PARKER WILLIAMS Norwalk, Ohio Artf and Sciencef 1IJKlIf'5 EAX5 Freshman Track Team5 Varsity Track Squad 25 Freshman Spring Day Comm1ttee5 Junior Promenade Committee5 Central Spring Day Committee 35 Freshman Advisory COmmittee5 Glee Club 2, 35 Phillips Club5 The Cornell Daily Sun Board 2, 3. PERCY HOLDEN WINCH Wert Newton, Maff. 'Mechanical Engineering 2 T. DEWEY FENTON WINDNAGLE Penn Yan Electrical Engineering 1'IKA. WILLIS KINGSLEY WING Toledo, Ohio Art: and Science: LDA65 EAX5 The Cornell Widow Board 2, 3. ' LOUIS ARTHUR WINKELMAN Baltirnore, Md. Mechanical Engineering 24125 Varsity Lacrosse Squad 25 Southerners Club. M. Em , -.-.-.-.. . ...-..- .......l '-1' 'f-11 JIL JDK il EL 234 H. E I. 9 2. 2. C O IL N E L L I ,- 1 x-:um mc-rrri-wpf ..,. 3331 .Qt ,u'c?rm une ,engine vmiglg-gn mg ,LX mf mf Q, ,Ur l I ! V - CLASS OF 1923 ARTHUR LENSEN WOEHL Bnyjfalo ' Arty and Sciences Q Freshman Endowment Fund Campaign Committeeg Dramatic Club, State I Cash and Tuition Scholarships. FRED HAROLD WOHLENBERG Fort W orth, Texas Architecture FRANKLIN SECOR WOOD N Seneca Falla Arty and Science! Seal and Serpent, The Cornell Anriiialf Board 2, 35 C. U. C. A. Cabinet 35 Editor i of Freshman Handbook 3, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. ORLA LESLIE WOOD, JR. South Norwalle, Conn. Electrical Engineering Q T A. I. E. F. I A AUBREY ARTHUR WOODEN Waterloo Veterinary i QT2, Society of Comparative Medicine, College Honor Group 1. E ERNEST CLINTON WOODIN, JR. Pawling Art: and Sciencef . CDEKQ Aleph Samachg Wearer of the CH, Freshman Baseball Teamg Varsity i Baseball Team 2, Band. Z DON THOMAS WOODS White Pigeon, Mich. Agriculture i ROBERT MCLAIN WOODS Wheeling, W. Va. .Mechariical Engineering 7 EAE. 7 WALTER SCOTT WOOLF New York City Agriculture - ACF,'5 Varsity Soccer Team 3. 3 ANTON POPE WRIGHT, JR. 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BAKER Ccenzcrj WITNESSES THE PLAcTNc or THE CQRNER-sToNE Em I I , I 3533- JE II,E,f-gig,-ESL! -E.17Y.gIJf,,....1 .144 - ,E-1 L::'iUc.f,,J-,l,g3.q5,,Q, gjpE,gj.L4gg: 2-' 1,1 -' ig: 11 A ,- , ,F I 261 .I' TI .II 1 I III ,TI 'I ,I II I HII 1,115 1912, COILNELLIA r :Quai uxmhuzn uv 14 f fgfgjmr E313 ur1'r'13n u Tw ' f. I I E 2 ! ! I 5 u E ? T T I ! ' ST. PETER, ST. VITIS, AND ST.'MARTxN. l i Gwzcluate and unde1'g1'aduafe archilectf let Zhflr imagination: Mm wild in tlzf Wfflf- bmfzon 0 the Sami-Cfntfnnial 0 the 0u11d1'11g 0 the College at Cornell. Era I . : 1 i .. I : ' f f f i . ' , . w 5 E E 9 i , 'a FIC 11.14 IL!! L11 I ij K JLYK ffk I K Kill Olifllill ili . L 1 1 IE LED- 1111 . ' ' 1 I I 262 H E 1 9 2. 2, C O R. N E L L I A -5- x 1cfr1xi,,,f rn-339. A yu. mg A 1 mninpf vrxgullku vm xx mf my ag: un 1,971 ,,f-3:f?,,4:-f-,,f ,l..42' 51.24 ,Tp 5 ,l -. 'H-lg, gm . 3- 3 ' :515935 Amy?-' . rig.: -vjii-fig-gang? I .55 J- 4 K E2 A-, . 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Q aw?-:fm...w,-Qmy-1---ff1Zz'ff5?f.vf--.---f. ,qi-y .:.,,.f 4 f' -, ' -.JMW-'zmri' - A - Fifi w-f if ff ' Fw. -if 21 5M-Vffxf.i'4azQ2''faimii-44.-1-.,.Zf:Zvzef?' 51,314fT'1'52:251fQz-4? . nr ' N , Ln x- 1-yxnggm ,Lg ng ,gk Q1 gm 1 ,413 gn H 14 H lynx 263 HE, 192.1 CORNELLIAN mann: u ut u 1 uxn :xo W uxznxrnxxls 11- x 1 : 1111. ubxuil 111: ax: 1 1 1 , I Q . 1 i IVAN C. DRESSER, '19 ' 5 1-fig : Intercollegxate Two Mile I 'A:'X--l, :9'llf1: Record f9:22 2-SQ .June 1, 1918 .A,, . . 1 , Intercollegmte Cross . ' 11, M, ,. 5 - Fffi i .ess -'-'--'-' - - Country Wmner 1918 eg- 11 - . V,.,'A, 1 1 . V ,1 '1 f 1 ' : .'-, L T ll ' E 1 i ' 1 '---'- a QQ- ' '12 FRANK K. Foss, '17 i 4 Worldls Amateur Record I 2 1 Pole Vault CI3' 3 9-16 j August 25, 1919 - M Y X1- VL Q World's Record Q A q-,A Pole Vault 1920 .. -.v.:2 . 5 ,f wi X . ' Coach Moahley haf developed manyfamouf track Jian, and many are the Corhelliah: i who delight in telling of the feat: of there four particularly brilliant record holdem. 5 fi , 101-IN PAUL JONES '13 ! World's Record, 1 i , Mile 44114 2-SD 5 A Y I May 31 1913 4 ! X, V.,,, - Intercollegiate Crdss i - 1, Country Winner E f 1910, 191,12 1912 ' 5 A -- IDfCI:C0ll6gl3f6 M1le 5 eer- 2 .jg 1 A . , g Winner ' 1911 1 !. X . E' Intercollegmte Half i A .. fi M116 Www 1911 '--- i I ' ' .. Q. --ivel .,11 ' , h R ' I 9, ' . . ' : fl 5 -9 ima- E X .g. ' , 1 I lilo: .iee ' , .,,1 - f ' ---' .f TELL S. BERNA, '13 31, World's Amateur Two 1 M1le Record C9:17 2-51 V' 5' . I May 4, 1912 . Amemcan. Two M1le I A Champmn C925 1-SJ , ' 5 :2435 Vlyy . May , V, E , Tntercolleglate Cross qi, S COUHUY Winner 1909 Ln :Ur 101137 nu 1331 un cn :rn nu IU. .gig 131. 1. ,Qc 134,131 Hn 1 3 111 :lim .EIB K0 'D 264 Q 5 5 U Q o f : C1 H B IL '9 2. 2, Q O R. N E., L L I A n mlm H uw mL mn: urn mf nv UL- u111,rvr:1JJZITTL nu 1: n 1 an mc 'CME mf mr ,vw 11 H 1 Q E 9 E F 5 Q Thaw trophiff are form' of the prooff of Corrwlff czthletir prowwf in preoiouf yearf, and Cornflliarw are proud of the men who haw fought .fo fuccefffully thif Maxon, that . glory might como to their Alma Mater once more. 5 E' AND THIS IS THE CRENV OF '79. 265 UA 'Ut L nh Q4 H, ,, ,Url .. ,gb nm my 1.-, . , :rm Lug 1.x..'.L-All-31157-if-2k4f:ZL.i 4 E IL 9 2. 2. C O R, N E. L L I A vw in .li M1113-M 1.1 mt ,UL urn nu mr mmf 113 un for mqjjj im nu U nu :Qc not Mx my mmf :QI ,fn ru if It seems that styles in Crew Uniforms have changed as Well -as the method of arranging a team for a photograph. Tee Fee Crane Cextreme left? must have been able to make a Wicked serve with that scoop racquet he was holding. This photograph Was taken the year tennis was first introduced at Cornell. fan :UL In ng 131 ni an CCD Jul Q 266 n n 1 n n A n I o o 0 n n a i I I u n .- u i - l l i n n A u - H E 1 9 2. 2. C O IL N E L L I A. ng-1 -:mum-mum: ., m,LmL-ful nu min 1u.LJ.m ww mf 1 Cl1 wvt3Lz.r vavvm rw mf mm my mr mf Jw mf If I . - Q CMU? M YUMMLL - 4 AD Qmmm. Avwurf- ' , Q rg--wzfwtdzf rr '2 h197?N I -C, .- fv ' - Q , .7-:3 H, .,f'f.N.,f::,, I fm -rf A fx wi' :ggyfgq .'f Fv.:- g f Y 'Q - -'ciijvibff 1 'LQ ,J .-7 ,. 3 .1 ' f f .-V .: mul: cfuflaffj , 45,11 .1, 1- !!, y 1-:S-xiii?-f 755: .bi - 'EF ? 3-.1 R35-:i':1fi? - .. 4,51 565519, L f m sail , .,grG::l .L1f1:f4if :-- .-HF-w vug,.v-wf k. fuwfff-, ' :?W'2 :Z-asap ,1:+.QsaQ'l ., ff-xr. 'iz-:ff?.:g1 Sywq ' .. f g . -.4,g,,'g,,- -,gg - , - , ,UAV 4 r 1 xffggrgv . L :---'-psi. ei' i ,, g M 'wif 'Fa' 5, ' xg, 1,-Q 39, ah ag 44, nl 4 ua x L v. Q , A.. , ,X If n A 4 1' r f . ,M Q ' V X -.ft ,vzr , U VK, fH,,,.f f+j44 A SQ M ' efl' '25 Y f Z 1 A f . 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C O R, N E L L I A ur unify! qw mot :QI ,gy My i Index to Fraternities NAME PAGE Acacia . . 332 Alpha Chi Rho 334 Alpha Chi Sigma 366 Alpha Delta Phi . 278 Alpha Epsilon Pi . 382 Alpha Gamma Rho 370 Alpha Psi . . 328 Alpha Sigma Phi . 336 Alpha Tau Omega 294 Alpha Zeta . . 314 Beta Sigma Rho . 340 Beta Theta Pi 292 Chi Phi . 272 Chi Psi . . 282 Delta Chi . . 306 Delta Kappa Epsilon 286 Delta Phi . . 310 Delta Tau Delta , 300 Delta Upsilon 280 Eleusis . . 356 Huntington Club . 388 Kappa Alpha . 274 Kappa Delta Rho . 360 Kappa Phi . 362 Kappa Psi . 330 Kappa Sigma . 312 Lamha Chi Alpha . 368 Omega Tau Sigma 350 Omicron Alpha Tau 358 Phi Delta Pi 378 Phi Delta Sigma . 318 CNAME Phi Delta Theta . Phi Epsilon Pi . Phi Gamma Delta Phi Kappa Psi . Phi Kappa Sigma Phi Sigma Delta Phi Sigma Kappa Pi Kappa Alpha . Pi Kappa Phi . Pi Lamba 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 . Tau Epsilon Phi . Theta Alpha . Theta Chi . A . Theta Delta Chi Theta Xi . Zeta Beta Tau Zeta Psi . Zodiac Cornell Independent Association . . PAGE . 288 . 348 . 296 . 276 . 342 . 392 .- 298 . 386 . 390 . 344 . 290 . 380 . 374 . 324 , . 308 . 346 . 304 . 316 . 302 . 352 . 338 . 384 . 376 . 364 . 372 . 354 . 284 . 320 . 326 . 270 . . 322 D3 Flu . ga.. gg, mt i3:J'f'r1. :gl ,mg nu 4,5 uniggf ,ui Jn 1 L ED: It I3 H 33' 269 .qi ,QQ ,HC fmzxzznl lm. yi. 1-1 E 1 9 2. 2. C O 11, N E L L A lllill. ill! I 1 1 'li I ilk 1 ali!! I I 110 'ITV' 11 15- U U l l l y . l A ' ,wg i wi I S ll will 4 l ! . ra i f n T C Zeta PS2 1 N. i Founded 1846 3 W f ul-.wa wipe .1 gf :.- Q 1 X -W-7-stil ., 1-:-55: 4.'- ' ' 4-'1.j iw .. 'ir ,Z ', rf- 1'.- '.1'f , - ,qxff 'J 5 Vy N ez? l ' gg . 34-1' ROLL OF CHAPTERS New York University Columbia University Williams College McGill University Rut ers Colle e Case School ofA lied Science .g . g . . . PP E Unrversit of Penns lvania Brown Un1vers1t ' Y Y l - Y I E Colby College University of North Carolina ! Tufts College Yale University ' Lafayette College ' Leland Stanford, Ir? University 1 Universlty of Michigan University of Virginia : Bowdoin College ' University of Minnesota Cornell Unrversitv Universit ofIll1no1s I . . 1 . . . Y . . i University of California University of Wisconsln 5 University of Toronto Washington University Q Dartmouth College University of Manitoba i . E I i i i l i Kletzsch Whitehead Smith Krider Vanneman Johnston Q Marsh Palmer Tallant Lock O. Morgan Starr ' Montgomery Hine A. Harper Greene Allen Maynard Tielke . -g A. Morgan Frenaye Thornton Harper Otis Edmundson Laborde Lydecker un :uf 13 ,in :Lt 1.13 Q 1173 an tn. Apt 1331 ,ui at mj f .11 our aim inlia us . 270 HE 192.2 COILNELLIAN I-:-sn: 111mg o 1 I .gmc v :nu n Q 1: alan 1uQm1xu aqjfgumg-44-I Im mp :QI :rv Im my ,uf I A i f ! 5 I ! i ! i J ! i ! 5 ' . ! . I ! i ! ! ! ! I ! I i ! F 2 ! A I 2 ! .. L. , Zta 7355 . ! I ! PS2 C hapter , I l Established in 1868 , I FRATRES IN FACULTATE ! E FRANK WALDO LATHROP ' JOHN THOMAS PARSON i . LAURENCE PUMPELLY , SENIORS ' . 5 HAYWOOD EDMUNDSON SALVADORE LABORDE ' Q WILLIAM EAGLETON FRENAYE PHILIP STEWART OTIS u JAMES, BAILEY HARPER GEORGE HILYARD THORNTON i I JUNIORS i PHILIP ELSWORTH ALLEN ALEXANDER HEADLEY HARPER ' 5 RAYMOND GEORGE GREENE HAROLD BRIGHT MAYNARD ALEXANDER CLERIHEW MORGAN SOPHOMORES Q I ' LUCIIJS ALVIN HINE, JR. LEE SPENCER PALMER . JOHN WILLIAM LOCK, JR. RICHARD FRANCIS STRONG STARR 5 STUART JENKS MARSH JOHN ALEXANDER TALLANT Q OTHO HERRON MORGAN, JR. MAXWELL HANSING TIELKE FRESHMEN ' i WILLIAM ANDREW JOHNSTON HAROLD HENRY KRIDER 5 ARTHUR CHARLES KLETZSCH, JR. JAMES WALTER VANNEMAN LYMAN TIBBALS WHITEHEAD, JR. V.J.Df fr.. pf fm, ,Ju Ig, ng mx gn In-I ,Q-5 1-313:53 IQ. .I -Q. ui:-:1m1 1 1.11.1111 -111-J 271 H E 1 9 -2. 7. C O IL N E L L. I A H2115 I QU-I - - ll I Ill-l0li U Ziff- IIQII ll Q IIQ lX-Il I -Illllfhll X- W 'I I. YI -1. l I I i -- I i ' ! Clzz Plzz Founded at Princeton 1824 i ROLL OF CHAPTERS i University of Virginia , University -of Texas 5 Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cornell University ' Emory College Shellield Scientific School, Yale 5 Rutgers College , Lafayette College ! I-Iampden-Sydney College Amherst College i Franklin and Marshall College Dartmouth College '4 University of Georgia . Lehigh University y Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Georgia Institute of Technology Q Ohio State University- Ohio Wesleyan University i University of California University of Illinois D E Stevens Institute of Technology University of Wisconsin W Q University of Alabama University ofM1cl'11gan ! , I I i Q ! i I Howell Landers W. W, Krebs Filer A U Reese M. Tracy Curtis Andrews Boyd Fisher Gouinlock Sullivan Bickle Ruggles Sloan Roberts Kendall Gibb Gordon Meyer Anderson F. W. Krebs Heyerman J. Tracy Adams Irvine Lewis Morris Treman Robertson Wardlaw Wilder Edstrom Pendleton Patten Hinkle McGuire Stratford Quinn Flinn Ottley Street Marple Harris -11 M- uIl::zo1 fu: no im 1m ax- an A -1 mf .r,- 1- io- mzzrn 1-1-1. 11- - url. nr- mum- 272 H E. 1 9 2. 2. c O R, N E1 L L 1 W-.W K Mein! ml Juiupi. HQ ,d L ,D, m. ,Dr U-,Lgg ,fu :Jw nf: vnu,-Lpf nw M x Im mm QQ: uw Q i E Q . ! ! I I ! i Chi SDM XZ Chapter Established in 1868 F RATER IN FACULTATE ' JOHN HALL SKEEN ' FRATR ES IN URBE 1 FREDERICK WILLIAM ALBREE HENRY HALSEY MILLER . ARTHUR NORMAN GIBB WILLIAM HENRY MILLER ALFRED LINDLEY GOODRICH WILLIAM TOREY MORRIS ' FRANK IRVINE W ROBERT HENRY TREMAN ' SENIORS JOHN COLLINS GIBB TALBOT PARKER KENDALL : EDWARD VERNON GOUINLOCK HENRY STEELE LEWIS Q GEORGE HOWELL HUNTER PENDLETON, JR. , HENRY ALLISON ROBERTS JUNIORS JOHN O,HARA ANDERSON HENRY CLAYTON FISHER Q JOHN PAUL ANDREWS WILLIAM FISKE LANDERS, JR. ' HAROLD ELMER BOYD NATHAN BOILEAU MARPLE, JR. CHARLES LUCIEN BRAYTON ROBERT JAMES SLOAN, JR. 5 SOPHOMORES ! ALMON BARTON RUGGLES JOHN EDWARD SULLIVAN GORDON PARKHURST STREET GEORGE WARREN WILDER, JR. HUMPHREYS FARMER WOOD FRESHMEN I ' BJORN RANDALL EDSTROM JOHN KING OTTLEY, JR. WILLIAM BROWDER FLINN ZEBOIM CARTTER PATTEN, JR. 3 DONALD ALEXANDER GORDON JOHN RYAN QUINN ! MYRON WILKINS HARRIS JOHN GAYLORD MCGUIRE TERRY STUART HINKLE EDWIN HOLBOOKE STRATFORD, JR. . L UK 'U' 113-T-DL wk H11 V JIn r.C1's- ,Em :uc na LCE fu U f A111111 fm ICEEIIH- REID--'-U3 273 LIE l92.?. COILNELLIA . Kappa Alpha Founded at Union College, 1825 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Union College Williams College Hobart College Cornell University Toronto University Lehigh University McGill University University of Pennsylvania Colvin Jennings Brockway Wilson 1 Bird A. H, Treman Healv Kingslev Sidway Goetz Egeberg Iewett A. B. Treman Barr , Rogers Wheeler Nesbett Platt Reif 5 Veecler Thompson C. P. Wright Proctor Evans P. Wright Weeks Clarke Youngman ' 5 I LI: :uk 9 1 mi if 4 frm gg use Ut len :Qi 11 Jr , r 513117 Nagin.. 333 1 is -0111 - 274 HE 192.2 COILNELLIA lllilllilil-lf- I Ulllllllll lllllli U il!lQ D illlllh I li O 1 I ll- I - - r A - i i i I ! . Q ! ! ! Z! . ! ! I , I 2 I Czzfpa Jigvhcz Cornell Chapter ' Established in 1868 FRATRES IN FACULTATE Q THOMAS FREDERICK CRANE WILLIAM ALEXANDER HAMMOND FREDERICK CLARK PRESCOTT FRATRES IN URBE . - CHARLES HAZEN BLOOD I SHERMAN PEER CHARLES DIBBLE BOSTWICK FREDERICK SKELDING SOMMERS , EDWARD HERMAN BOSTWICK CHARLES EDWARD TREMAN JESSE MARK CHAMEERLAIN ROBERT ELIAS TREMAN JOHN MCGRAW GAUNTLETT MYNDERSE VAN CLEEF SENIORS SAMUEL BANCROFT BIRD DONALDSON WRIGHT KINGSLEY JOHN DUNN BROCKWAY AUSTIN BLAIR PLATT .CHARLES HENRY FLETCHER HERBERT RICHARD REIF WILLIAM PALMER'GOETZ JAMES SIDWAY. JOEL WATRES HEALY ALLAN HOSIE TREMAN STEPHENSON JENNINGS ROSS ALEXANDER WILSON JUNIORS EDWARD CARRINGTON AVERY. JOHN GOTTLIEB NESBETT DONALD COLVIN ARTHUR BOTT TREMAN I RUSSELL WELLAND FROST EVERETT PEPPERRILL WHEELER, ZND ' SOPHOMORES - CHARLES JAMES BARR, JR. RICHARD WILLIAM DICKINSON JEWETT ROGER OLAF EGEBERG JAMES MCDONALD LINDEMAN JAMES ROGERS, ZND. F RESHM EN - JAMES RUSSELL CLARKE, JR. HERMAN GREIG VEEDER HAYDN ROTH EVANS CHARLES PENZEL WRIGHT EDWARD ALEXANDER PROCTOR PHILIP LESLIE WRIGHT WILLIAM RATCLIFF THOMPSON GORDON ESREY YOUNGMAN ! Lf' IDL 'Ii2 Hy. HQ QL In HIL Vim! g 11: If AEE: liltllllill I i Ui ii 'Ill' 275 ,HE 192.2 COILNELLI W-nl K, Y uuimm,-Ju mt ilzf...u.zr to-' 3 AA:P Plzz Kappa Psz 2 ik , , ewrgy ' - Founded 1852 4 Rott or CHAPTERS ,......A.................,.,..,.,.,,A............., in .lyh Allegheny College , Bucknell University i Gettysburg College i DICICIHSOH Cflllegfi 5 -'35 :L:: i zlzziz '35-'.l Franklin and Marshall College I . 2 Zh -' 'il' University of Pennsylvania r ' f Swarthmore College W' Dartmouth College ' -ffflllif Amherst College , Brown University ! 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SENIORS CHARLHES CRAWFORD CARTER RUSSELL NICHOLS CHASE JOHN TURNER CLARKSON LEONARD BEEBER COLT RODERICK BAIRD CRANE JOHN DALTON HORACE HARPER FRITZ RAYMOND ROBERT MACHLETT ALEXANDER WINCHESTER 'SHELBY LEONARD VICTOR SPANGBERG ROBERT YVES COMBEMALE I JUNIORS ROBERT OTIS BRANNAN THOMAS BERRY COLBY ROGER JEWETT COE STUART SHAW DONALDSON HORACE FARNHAM COLBY HAROLD LEON EBERSOLE SOPHOMORES I HUGH LEE FATES FRANK LOZIER GREGG EDWIN BABCOCK JANES MORDECAI LEWIS, ZND. DAVID WHEELER KIMBALL HENRY GREEANE WALTER RANDOLPH PIETSCH ALBERT JAMES SCHEU, JR. CHARLES DUFF SCOTT HENRY PERRY SEXSMITH FRANK JEROME TONE, JR. WARNICK FRESHMEN C ROBERT GREENLEY BIRKIN THEODORE HARRINGTON BOOTH CHARLES BRADLEY FRANK COIT COLLIN JOHN EASTLAND COYKENDALL CARLTON EVAN JOHNSON EDWIN BALDWIN ROMAINE COLE KNAPP THOMAS CURRIE NOEL PAUL KRUGER RICE JACK COLE RICHARDSON HOWARD LYLE SIMMONS, JR. HOWARD SCOTT SPLANE YOUNG, JR. H E I. 9 2. ?. 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B. Bosworth Warner, King Cornell Babcock Siegfreid 5 H .P. Bosworth Haldeman Porter Luther Schaenen Fix Nichols Bennett ' Hart Faulhaber Wedell Larco Crouch Ostendorf Dechert C. Head Cooper Dennis Dorris Hertz R. Head Holden Haynes Monroe Smith Ashbery McLaren LI- ini 1u 1 int nn ,pt ,355 ,111 ,Qc ,Lu 1 , f z1ru1:n1n1 uni: I 1-ICI -I 280 1-IE. 192.1 COILNELLIA 1 nn KB :uf nz 1113 1L f IDf Wf rrr yr-VCZJII R71 1 LX JU! MJ! 70. KZDSZSQ, GZIJUSSZOA, THEODORE BARRINGTON ALBERT WILLIAM BOESCHE ALBERT BURGESS IRVING PORTER CHURCH JOHN HENRY COMSTOCK CHARLES CURTIS KARL DALLENBACH Cornell Chapter U Established in 1869 FRATRES IN F ACULTATE JAMES EWING FREDERICK WHITING ' F RATRES IN HAROLD SHELDON BENNETT JOHN FREDERICK FITCHEN ALLAN GRANT WILLIAM ELLIOTT GRIFFIS JUAN ACRES BABCOCK, JR. HENRY BURT BOSWORTH RUSSELL THOMPSON BENNETT HARLAN PAGE BOSWORTH, JR. CHARLES BRYANT COOPER, JR. EZRA CORNELL MALCOM FAULHABER FREDERICK WILLIAM FIX, JR. PAUL AUSTIN CROUCH DANIEL ORVILLE DECHERT, JR. 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Q Moller Quail Bannigan Ramsey Stone Traub Shelton Newell Steinmetz Y Lomax T.Garrett Hotchkiss Irish Bullen Parker Goodnow Hettinger Horton Archbold Z Hospital Wilder Ryan Harris Johnson H.Garrett Dewar Weichsel Broughton Thomas Curtis Moritz Espolt Wilson Stowell Johnstone 9 . 1 ,H t ,cn 1. Un iq. 1. it Ut ,tif f ,cn if im nu it ,rvr-mt gm i.-. uf. an Mu HH .ffl in 284 HE, 192.1 COILNELLIA P ! 5-' , fha-ia: cz A z Beta Charge Established in 1870 FRATRES IN FACULTATE ALBERT WILLIAM SMITH RALPH HOSPITAL FRATRES IN URBE LUZERNE COVILLE HENRY ESTES MERRIAM JOHN CROCKER FISHER, JR. WILLIAM HENRY MORRISON SENIORS WILLIAM CORNELL ARCHBOLD PICKENS JOHNSON JOSEPH KYLE DEWAR JOSEPH PARTRIDGE MORRISON HENRY HARRISON GARRETT EDWIN COLBURN RYAN, JR. GEORGE NICHOLS GOODNOW RICHARD BIRD STEINMETZ HARRY DAVIDS HORTON CARL CHRISTIAN WEICHSEL HAZLETT DAVID HUEBS HARRIS EMORY WILDER JUNIORS RALPH RANDALL ARMSTRONG JAMES WATSON JOHNSTONE WILLIAM GUNDRY BROUGHTON JOSEPH ADDISON MOLLER AVERY LOCKHART BULLEN GEORGE GILBERT PARKER ' THEODORE SCHIFFER GARRETT WILLARD EARL QUAIL 5 CLARENCE FRANCIS I-IOTCHKISS, JR. WILLIAM CURTIS STOWELL CHARLES GODWIN IRISH GEORGE JOHN YOUNG SOPHOIVIORES 5 JOHN CHARLES BANNIGAN FLOYD DANIEL RAMSEY Q KENNETH HERBERT BOWEN OTIS NORCROSS SHELTON GEORGE KENNEDY NEWELL HENRY NORTON STONE 9 DAVID WILLIAM TRAUB 5 . v F RESHMEN 9 LESTER ROSS CURTIS FRED GEORGE MORITZ VINCENT CHARLES DUFFY ALEXANDER NORTON SLOCUM ORVILLE GUY ESPOLT ELMER WILLIAM THOMAS . DONALD KING WILSON 9 L ,mmm ,gm ,LDV 91. IE, ,iff ,CB ,gm - 'nam fillgll f' CL- 285 4 5 4 H E I. 9 2. 2. C O R. N E L L I A xwzqu N lvl AEECIZZJ-H 13- MEM 'Qt 1 r 1512 KAIIIIN N'.1iL:J.LJhl Jo! fQL..K.2! YQ! IDI HU J'DT'T5?' 5 t I ff ? ! Q i i i , 4.- -.-,-,-,,1. 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FRATRES IN FACULTATE I WILDER DWIGHT BANCROFT GEORGE CHARLES EMBODY i CHARLES CLARENCE BIDWELL HAROLD HULME : FRANK'PHILIP BUSSELL ALEXANDER THOMSON N ALEXANDER MAGNES DRUMMOND JOHN LEROY WEBER i FRATRES IN URBE 5 FRANK DAVID BOYNTON I PAUL GILLETTE 3 FRANK LYSANDER CHAPIN GEORGE BLAINE HOWELL Q DOUGLAS GRAVES GILLETTE ' ASA KENNETH LEONARD Q EDWIN GILLETTE I DANIEL EUGENE MARSH i EDWIN SPENCE GILLETTE LEWIS SOUDER GEORGE ALFRED WALTER 1 SENIORS Q ROSS STOCKBRIDGE ANDERSON LEDCREICH STUART VANCE I OSCAR BAUR R. WILLIAM KING WHITE V l 7 ' CAESAR AUGUSTIN GRASSELLI, H. STANLEY GRISWOLD WIGHT - WILLIAM EMIL KUGEMAN, JR. CHARLES AMOS WOOD JUNIORS - i HOWARD ARCHIBALD ACHESON DAVID ALOYSIUS MUNNS A STUART HOLLAND HACKER FRANK MCCORMICK MYKRANTZ : CHARLES MACKEY HUGHES JOHN THOMAS SHAW DONALD GRANT MACBEAN GORDON EARLY WILLIAMS SOPHOMORES THOMAS CAREY HENNINGS, JR. I ROWLAND SMITH REEVE ' . 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JCB If 'XII' 288 New York Alpha Chapter Estabhshed In 1872 FRATRES IN F ACULTATE MORRIS ALBERT COPELAND WILLIAM LINN WESTERMAN BENJAMIN FREEMAN KINGSBURY HERBERT HICE WHETZEL BENJAMIN PERCY YOUNG FRATRES IN URBE LIBERTY HYDE BAILEY DONNALD HANLEY BREEN JAMES CLAYTON CARVER MURRAY JOSEPH COOK GETHIN THOMAS FOWLER HENRY FOLLET HODGEKINS THOMAS CHARLES MCDERMOTI ROGER DAVIS MCPHERSON FREDERICK SCHREINER ANTON PORTER WRIGHT SENIORS PORTUS BAXTER, JR. JOHN LEWIS CASS LESTER DAVISON WILLIAM ROLLAND DOUGAN HODGEN TORREY FOSTER JAMES VERNON FRANK CARL FRANK JOHN ALBERT HALL LAKIN HUBERT JOSEPH ROEMER EDWARD DELEON SCRUGGS . JUNIORS LYMAN BURNHAM STANLEY EMIL PEREZ ALFRED CHAMBERS CARR, JR. FRANK REEVES PRICE STANLEY AUGUSTUS HAVILAND JOSEPH WILBUR SPENCER, JR. GEORGE SWARTZ KLUMP ALONZO CHURCH WHITNER WILLIS KINGSLEY WING SOPHOMORES DOUGLAS KING CONDIE CHARLES LONGFORD FELSKE CLARENCE KUGLER GUNDAKER HARRY JEAN HAON, JR. PATRICE JULES HEROULT JOHN FREDERICK KURFISS, JR. KENNETH WEALE MARKS WESLEY VERNON MORGAN JAMES RICHARD PATTEN ROBERT LEWIS SIMPSON WENDALL HOWARD SIMPSON JAMES WALTER SMITH FRESHMEN .. PHILO DORR ATWOOD EDWARD LAWRENCE BADER, JOHN HURLEY BEREAN HOWARD WAYER COVER HUGH SANFORD FIFIELD ARTHUR JOSEPH GRANVILLE JR. CLARENCE BLEYLER KUGLER, 3 JOSEPH LAIRD, 3RD. KENNETH ALEXANDER MEAD WILLIAM HENDRICKSON MOOR, ATHOL CHURCH REES KARL KOEHLER VOLLMER RD JR Q HE. 192.1 COJLNELLIA 'lil' H-D HU EK E- AEK JGl C l IIN 1- 'Glbf 2 H E L 9 2. 2. . C O IL N E L L I A X , gn 3 1 - :mtv sr: aiu .1 in slim 011 1 vuilgi-D11 'UI IQ-JD! ID! 'ICU 'u.4JIIT'lo I a ,l 5 f i si :-. 3 filrlfi ! ,, ,, ,,, E PS2 U pszlon Founded at Union College 1833 ROLL OF CHAPTERS' , 5 Union College University of Michigan ! New York University Cornell University ' Yale University Syracuse University Brown University University of Chicago Amherst College Trinity College Dartmouth College Lehigh University Columbia University University of Pennsylvania Bowdoin College University of Minnesota Hamilton College University of Wisconsin Wesleyan University University of California Rochester University University of Illinois ' Kenyon College Williams College , University of Washington University of Toronto ,l . ' ! Q . l ! I 5 E Q Q a ' 7 C i .. I 5 1 F i c f 1 Q f Bernart Rebmann Stone Berrv Humphrey Wallace Williams ,N Tribus Godley Todd Tompkins Curts Pickering Clarkson Harvey Brumbaugh Gately Campbell Murray Burton Chapman Willcox Breckenridge Hough Crooks Whetstone Pew Dennis Denhard .f ,Qt M515 ,Ur ,if Jin 1 ,rn .fm on nu :pf 1 Q l . U Q i 5 Q U11 r 1 gg 4 1. ,Q ,mimi 113: ruin:-zu 1 nz o :III 0 ' J 290 HE 192.1 COILNELLIA pg-1-. ld!-Imijm 1.11 uiifw 1I f fgigf wf 135333 um-1m vrfriglpf lc- :Lx IQ: my mm nn ,Ur mf i E i f ! Q 2 A 5 9 I 1 Q ! ! I S Q ! 3 ev Q I 5 i ? ! l g Cha Chapter Q Established in 1876 O i . ' FRATRES IN F ACULTATE i FRANCKE HUNTINGTON BOSWORTH, JR. WALTER THOMAS HEWETT 9 w LOUIS MONROE DENNIS WALTER FRANCIS WILLCOX , FRATRES IN URBE Q JOHN LAKIN BALDRIDGE RICHARD HENRY EDWARDS ' FOSTER MELDRUM COFFIN CADWALADER EVANS Q SENIORS 5 Q BENJAMIN TINGLE BURTON LEWIS BROWN GATELY Q i ARTHUR TALBOT CAMPBELL WILLIAM COLEMAN MURRAY 1 HENRY OTIS CHAPMAN, JR. ALANSON WORK WILLCOX 9 ': H i JUNIORS A f ROBERT WARREN BRECKENRIDGE ROBERT MORISON CURTS 5 i CHARLES HOWARD BRUMBAUGH WALKER BLAINE HOUGH L? : OLIVER LINDSAY CLARKSON ONIAS SKINNER HUMPHREY, JR. 5 JOHN GRAHAM WALLACE , E 5 I SOPHOMORES U ! WILLIAM FRANCIS BERNART, JR. WALTER REBMANN Q JOHN MICHAEL BERRY JOHN PAUL STACK 3 - HENRY GODLEY HENRY CHASE STONE NORMAN DARRELL HARVEY, JR. JOHN ODELL TODD JOHN GLENN PEW LEWIS ALVA TOMPKINS SILAS WRIGHT PICKERING LUCIEN HALL TRIBUS DUNCAN HALLARD WILLIAMS i - FRESHMEN J JAMES WILLIAM CROOKS FRANK SELMAN DENNIS AUGUST ADAM DENHARD SEBASTIAN LAWRENCE POND WALTER WHETSTONE, JR. i LI- Ag gm :rg gm ,UI 1. 1. ,. IQ. I3 ,QE mfg' I., .... gg, ,QI 511131 43:11:11 Arr JU- :LL 291 H Et I. 9 2. 2. C 0 R, N' E L L I A lilill- 7 xf 3Qf IQ TLU IDI 7D' 7-of I L te x t V ,.. QE i as gage? ' E . , P- ! Wm. , nuhl, num -f 'Q' it e--- -f----'f-vnvmmm1mn111vlm11rn11l1n!nn . Q 1. Beta Y hezfa P2 I is I l E Q I M Founded at Miami University in 1339 1 l1 :P. '3 ! N T Q i. 2 L 2 ROLL OF CHAPTERS ' Bowdoin Columbia Kenyon Illinois Missouri i Maine Rutgers Denison Michigan Washington, Mo. 'i Brown Stevens Ohio Wesleyan Wisconsin Kansas State Mass. Inst. Tech. Dickinson Western Reserve Chicago Vanderbilt Amherst Lehigh Central Knox Westminister Wesleyan Johns Hopkins Miami Northwestern Colorado Yale Pennsylvania Ohio State Oklahoma Utah Dartmouth Bethany Cincinnati Texas Colorado College Williams VVash.-Jeff. Ohio Tulane Denver Colgate Pa. State Wittenburg Iowa Colorado Mines St. Lawrence West Virginia DePauw Minnesota Idaho Toronto Davidson Indiana Nebraska Oregon Cornell Virginia Purdue Iowa State Univ. Washington Syracuse North Carolina Hanover South Dakota California Union Case Wabash Kansas Stanford Carnegie Tech. Georgia Tech. Beloit Whitman Washington and Lee Washington State Huestis A. Baldwin Crampton Corneyf Cushman Lathrop Wellman Hoyt Shiebler Goltz Stichter Hoff Bentley Embich Fillius Dodson E. Buckley McClure Hill Rounds C. Baldwin Shantz McDonald Smith , Eliot Bohl W. Buckley Schneidau t U- U33 1. if ITU Li it :Ln I3 H liill JK P4 292 HE 192.2 COILNELLIA Pfill. Il-H11 hill ll! lllllill ililiii TI! M l -I IQ DIXIE -I-IDIQIII- 3 C JL!! Jim TQ-f DQ! IQ! JI if Jiff- i I I Q f 2 Q ! Q Q Q Q I ! ! ! 2 1 I qgefa, Eheia 6231, i Beta Delta Chapter i Established in 1879 I FRATRES IN FACULTATE Q U WILLARD HENRY AUSTEN ALBERT BERNARD FAUST 1 . HERBERT CHARLES ELMER ABRAM TUCKER KERR ' ' HAROLD FLACK PAUL RUSSEL POPE 5 ,z EDWARD GORDON DAVIS LEONARD CHURCH URQUHART ' - FRATRES IN URBE I ROMEYN BERRY ARTHUR GRANT i CLIFFORD CHESTER BRIGGS ROY GOLTZ ' E HOWARD CHURCHILL HARRISON WELLMAN ! IARTHUR DEARTH 'LESLIE LAWRENCE WILSON Q 'ROBERT WARREN SAILOR Q V SENIORS i ANDREW GREY BALDWIN EDWIN JAMES HOEE MARTIN ZUG BENTLEY LAWRENCE WIBIRT HOYT 5 BLAIR SHIPMAN CORNEY JOHN PHELPS HU,ESTIS ' ALBERT MASON CRAMPTON GILMORE ANTHONY LARDNER I j HOWARD BAKER CUSHMAN WILLIAM HAMILTON LATHROP b JUNIORS I , CARL HENSON SHIEBLER RALPH BENJAMIN STICHTER ! J SOPHOMORES ! ELIAS FLORENCE BUCKLEY RICHARD GALE FURNESS CHARLES HOWARD BALDWIN RICHARD SNYDER HILL ' ALLEN KFROST DODSON DONALD WOODWORTH MCCLURE u LEE DURSTINE EMBICH JAMES MCCARTHY ROUNDS I MAURICE MILLBURLGER FILLIUS WILLIAM KEITHVSCHNEIDAU FRESHMEN 1 ASAEL'EDWARD ADAMS JULIAN BRUCE MCDONALD' ALBERT LEE BOHL JAMES WHITNEY MOORE WALTER WHITE BUCKLEY DAVID LAURY SHANTZ i GEORGE WILLIAM HYSLOP HAMILTON KEELER SMITH PAUL LOCKWOOD TOWNSEND ' Q c 1324- H-H K C l DK il lik :ID 1 lEK 11 1 A 293 . -:l- T H E I. 9 2. 2, C 0 R, N E L L I A Oi JQCIU, H, ,,,, ,, ,UL ,HL ,Dj ,,,, ED, ,j gr sm ii sffgpf nv mr itx,-,nf :DJ im sw iqr 1 EE? 5 Alpha I 'au Omega E Founded 1865 I I . 1333152513 Siikf' L , I FUN' ...:1.-f---1-.. - RoLL or CHAPTERS W9 'i Qlliq University of Kansas Cornell University ! 'E- ' ,REBEL University of Maine Muhlenberg College i ,fbz knnf 9 Colby College Waslhinvton and Jefferson College E !E5i'4J'L?k.O X Mass. Institute of Technology Lehigh LUn1versity ! VVorcester Polytechnic Institute Pennsylvania College 5 , Southwestern Presbyterian Univ. Brown University Pennsylvania State College , Trinity College University of Vermont University of Pennsylvania ! Washington and Lee University Tufts College U . Colgate University 5 University of Virginia St. Lawrence University University of North Carolina ! University of Florida University of Iowa Union University i University .of Georgia Iowa State College University of the South g Mercer University University of Minnesota University of Tennessee Georgia School of Technology University of Missouri Leland Stanford, r., Universit : Emory University ' University of Nebraska University of California Q University of Illinois University of.Wy0m1ng Oregon Agricultural College i gniversity og Chicago glololiado Agg1cultu6ailCollege gniversigy of gregonl 1 C H -3 niversity o n iana. as ington tate, 0 ege . ansas r tate gricu tura o ege Rose Polytechnic Institute Southern Methodist University University ofWash1ngton Purdue University College of Charleston Alabama Polytechnic Institute Adrian College Mount Union College Southern University Hillsdale College . Ohio State University Tulane University University of Michigan Western Reserve University University of Texas Albion College I l Ohio Wesleyan University University of Alabama University of Wisconsin Wittenberg College Washington University University of Colorado University of Kentucky New.I'Iampshire State College Simpson College Vanderbilt University Marietta College l i I I i Q ! -. 13 Kaw Clark Watt Knauss Mains Dredla Wood Kollin Bezel' Johnson Dean Smith Rainold Lytle McCausland Reilly Schoepflin Neun Baldauf Lorenz Ewald Linn Harrington Bloss Bump Lamerdin Miller Dryden McKinley DeLong Upstill Brothers sm , M. 131, .Q1 ,Hi gl. ,m Hs. . ,Higgs ,.,. Q. Q. go, ,in 1-cn ,rn 11:3 fm cmzn Kc- 294 1-I E L 9 2. 2. C O R, N E L L I A x jg-I 117k Inc uv :np IQQA Hb: U31 JD! 'IIZZXD 711 Ihr y QIjj Inf DKILLQI' lm: bg BLK ILL! 'Arif JU :Ihr ni? au, mega I New York Beta Theta Chapter ' Established in 1887 F RATRES IN F ACULTATE EUGENE PLUMB ANDREWS JAMES EDWIN CREIGHTON FRATRES IN URBE CARL BRAMLETT CHUPP ERNEST ALLEN MILLER CHARLES EZRA CORNELL HENRY BISHOP PENTLAND BLINN SILL CUSHMAN VERNON HIGGS SCHNEE EUGENE ELWIN HASKELL HUGO DANIEL SELTON DONALD STEWART l SENIORS , AUGUSTUS FRANKLIN BALDAUF EDWARD WHITE LAUCK 9 CHARLES ARTHUR BEZER CARL VALENTINE LINN 'U JOSEPH BLOSSOM BLOSS, JR. JAMES DOUGLAS LORENZ 5 WALTER AUGUSTUS JULIUS EWALD JOHN HENRY NEUN ' NORMAN SPENCER HARRINGTON FRANK EDWARD RAINOLD 5 WALTER PAUL KNAUSS GEORGE KENNETH REILLY J FREDERICK FOELLER SCHOEPFLIN JUNIORS , FRANK GLASGOW CLARK EDGAR LAWRENCE KAW 5 CHARLES WILLIS DEAN LAURENCE PATTON MAINS A FRANK JAMES DREDLA HOWARD HAZELTON SMITH , RUDOLPH ALBERT JOHNSON RONALD GEORGE WATT - SOPHOMORES 3 JOHN WAKEFIELD BROTHERS JOHN MITCHELL MCCAUSLAND PUTNAM FENNELL JONES HAROLD LOUIS TREU EDMUND KOLLIN JOHN EMMETT UPSTILL ROY COBB LYTLE PHILLIP ALLEN WOOD FRESHMEN NELSON GARDENER BUMP FRANK BALDWIN MACKENZIE SCOFIELD DELONG DODD FRANCIS MCHUGH HARRY WILLIAM DRYDEN, JR. WILLIAM MCKINLEY WILLIAM LEWIS LAMERDIN SAMUEL MORRIS MILLER I- -'L 1-1:4 1-If cm ,nr 41:1 :QI K H 'ox mimi Hn -A .rn lm 'cm J L 295 Q U -,J i feiydgga IMO XX Xlwo nmu'Yl Plzz Gamma Delta Founded in 1848 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Washington and efferson College Massachusetts Institute of Technology Worcester Polytechnic Institute University of Maine Lafayette College Brown University Lehigh University Dartmouth College ohns Hopkins University Amherst College Bucknell University Trinity College Gettysburg College Yale University University of Tennessee Columbia University Bethel College New York University University of Alabama Colgate University University of Texas Cornell University Syracuse University Union College University of Michigan Knox College University of Wisconsin University of'Illinois University of Minnesota I - Unlveisity OfV1fg1H12 Washington and Lee Univ Richmond College Allegheny College Wooster University University of Kansas Colorado College University of Colorado Adelbert College Denison College Wittenburg College Ohio State University Ohio Wesleyan College Indiana University De Pauw University Hanover College Wabash College Purdue University Illinois Wesleyan Univers y University of Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State College University of Chicago William ewell College University of Missouri University of Nebraska University of California University of Washington Leland Stanford, r. Univ. Iowa State University University of Oregon Williams College Sewanee College University of Idaho ,- n i ! S v- 3 - Beal Slater Laning B.Doremus Joyce P.Needham Hoar '- Mackenzie Galbreath Peel Hann T.Doremus W.Needham Barton Naill Ehrhart Mattern Holbrook Button Andrade Day 11 E 1 9 2. 7. c o it N E L L 1 A rxwun. mtsxn cn A mu 111:14 Q nxbn u11nx1nx1n Q w 1 w 1 x xo, , 4 i I 7 I kill I R 1 xr ' I r ans wer -.s-' I . ' ' - ! l wfgivl i E , if ' . ! i - ' . I ! I 7 . . . . . Z, I . . . .I . . g . . . . 1 1 J . 7 'i ! i 2 ! l l i Wilson Adams Calvert Gray Hearn Thornhill Purcell Lyman I . gp 53135, gg: U, ,gi 133 .T 15234 un 11-1-1n1nu-u u 1:11 ' 296 H. E 1. 9 7. 7. C O Il. N E L L I A n I:1 ruin 1 ab: v1j 7r nz 1011 uhm 111 D 1 1, , . l I U ' Q Kappa Nu Chapter Estabhshed In 1888 FRATRES IN EACULTATE GEORGE HEIRBERT DOANE WALLACE NOTESTEIN RIVERDA HARDING JORDAN WOODEORD PATTERSON THOMAS LYTTLETON LYON ERNEST WILLIAM RETTGER OLIVER LEROY MCCASKILL ' ERNEST WILLIAM SCHODER CLARENCE AUGUSTINE MARTIN JACOB RICHARD SCHRAMM JOHN PAUL NAFE I LYMAN WILSON ROBERT NORTH GEORGE YOUNG, JR. WILFORD MURRAY WILSON FRATRES IN URBEJ LEWIS JAY BINGHAM LEIGH MARSH CHAMPAIGN ERNEST DAVID BUTTON PAUL SMITH LIVERMORE DONALD KEITH CHAMPAIGN RAYMOND WARE MORGAN LEWIS MATSON SENIORS ' THOMAS PETER DOREMUS GEORGE MATHEW GILLIES EDWARD MARCUS FITZGERALD CHARLES BERTRAND HANN i MITCHELL TIFFT GALBREATH WILLIAM DONALD MACKENZTE E HENRY LINDLEY PEEL I JUNIORS ! BURKE DOWLING ADAMS FREDERIC POMEROY LYMAN, JR. GEORGE CHALFANT CALVERT JOHN 'WALLACE PURCELL 5 BERTON TERHUNE DOREMUS THOMAS KINGERLEE..SALMON Q ALBERT GOODLOE JOYCE, DJR. I ALBERT JAMES STONELJR. A' I SEWELL EDWARDS THORNHILL I SOPHOMORES ERNEST CHARLES GRAY PAUL FORD LANING WILLIAM HEARN I GUSTAVE STUBBS 'LOBRANO CLIFFORD EDWIN HOAR PAUL .ROBERT.NEEDHAM f WILLIAM RUEL NEEDHAM ERESHMEN , JOSEPH BARSTOW ANDRADE, JR. DANIEL DIEL EHRHART, II. WILDER BEAL' ' DAVID BREWER HOLBROOK 5 JOHN LANG BUTTON ROBERT JONES MATTERN, JR. I LAWRENCE WILLIAM DAY WILLIAM YOUNG NAILL KENNETH MASON WILSON Lf' an ,L-A Dim. ,gn rru 14.14 SQ3, QI mg .gn fag ,UI ,. .nigh .ml I. 297 HE. l92.2, COILNELLIA i c do 'lu-9 Q 1 E. -L. lg 5 y Phi Sigma Kappa 5 Founded in 1873 5 RoLL or CHAPTERS ' . Massachusetts Agricultural College Franklin and Marshall College Union University St. John,s College Cornell University Dartmouth College 5 University of West Virginia Swarthmore College ! Yale University Brown University Q College ofthe City of New York Williams College ' University of Maryland University of Virginia - Columbia University University of California I Stevens Institute of Technology University of Illinois i Pennsylvan1a.State College 1 University OfM1UHCSOf3 E George Washington University Iowa State College I University of Pennsylvania University of Michigan Lehigh University i Worcester Polytechnic Institute St. Lawrence University University of Wisconsin Mass Institute of Technology University of Nevada Oregon Agricultulal College i - c .- Waterhouse amieson Telfer Stuntz Temple Moore Miller Mansfield Schmauss Woodm Howell Furst Cook Blackman Tonkln Travilla Bullard Moffitt Savove Norris Brown Mange , Roy Mandeville Farr Ray O Shea Wilcox Robinson rp.-, ,mt - , , 1,03 ,, gg xx- u1nx1xo1rux nl: w . u rin .- . ! i 7 E 1 I! u X , i E . I . 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SOPHOMORES HAROLD THERON MANDEVILLE NORWOOD MUNSON ROBINSON ANDREW LAYTON MANSFIELD RV EDMUND ADLEBERT ROY - TRELFORD SIMPSON MILLER FRANK DELAPLAIN WATERHOUSE FREDERICK ATWATER WILCOX . F RESHMEN 5 MORRIS DEWOLE FARR DANIEL GEORGE O,SHEA, JR. I PAUL CLEMSON RAY mtl- wx :Elm ml no il :E IZIL TIC!! :Qc 'Di 1-1 fo- -II slim 14:3 Hn :nik HU I 299 THE l92.2.. CORNEL L I A mr my-luljir -in 151. ,mime ,Q f yjginvr -11 :xnxx 111011 nil: 1,1 Q ri n ju' 5 f, - ,gifs . T iI:llllPl- 1.5352 -5-egfgv i ii ,- -Q ri in 2? 3125 'rr1. 't'1 'l l 3 I' . Q0 4 fri.. o f Xlgm i 4 KYJ :S T A o Washington and Jefferson College Ohio Wesleyan University University of Michigan Wabash College University of Indianapolis University of Iowa Emory College University of Minnesota Miami University University of Georgia University of Washington University of Missouri I , snllilifiiii A legit it llllilllllllllllwlil i f jilllli lllf if A ' U' Z:r2'ii Y Q Q .. - , t- X, 3-it Delta Tau Delta T Foundedfat Bethany College 1859 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Ohio University Hillsdale College De Pauw University Kansas State College Allegheny Colle e Indiana Universitv 7 g Stevens Institute ofTechnology University of Illiniois Albion College Kenyon College Adelbert College University of Colorado University of Wisconsin Pennsylvania State College Tufts College Cornell University University of Nebraska Washington and Lee Unive University of Chicago West Virginia University Baker University Lafayette College University of Maine Syracuse University Amherst College University of Oklahoma Vanderbilt University rsity Leland Stanford, Ir., University University of California George Washington University Lehigh University Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Columbia University University of the South University of Mississippi Iowa State College University of Kansas Mass, Institute of Technology Northwestern University Ohio State University University of Pennsylvania Armour Institute of Technology Wesleyan University University of Texas Purdue University University of Cincinnati University of Pittsburgh South Carolina University University of Oregon Tulane University Brown University Dartmouth College Doering Patterson Quick Cross Moore Johnson Hart Wright Scull. Hauptfuhrer Robinson Collins R. Smith Buckman Emerson Williams Macdonald Mason Garnsey Lee Parker Paxton Hanson Ward Hickey Austin Wilson Atkinson E. Smith Trau Brown Seep Calloway Pope Buhl Duryea Trethavvay mt 1:1-H no. 11:3 nu . :nj mr ,Q3 Mft Ln 1cz : :L n 1 'Qt It If ggi 1-1 l3 nn 42:23:11 1 300 I H E. I 9 L 2. c ,O R, N E. L L I A I-:-I-I xnmql im IU- ,qggz-rm Scliznntinf i 173 vwzjhf '11 N-1'f'1Lv.L.l.L-.SCH If HX V474 ul' Pm ill' N-If 'W'- i I 1 I , S' 2' f-1'f.- 11 555 fi ' A E -'I 'J'iwHT?'-ny wi .aw :- gym!-I.. .. :-- -V q..-sf W---EI' ,.., 41,12-,PS-',:f'.gw..xw1w' 1y:4x:gH,f?nm1gfeSL- wJT, , I ,--. 3 E .4 Y .7.i'- F3 'WFS-' 1 1 ,lv mt ' ' V 21.3 ,'1',.v'iMi'ff.',. 7 1 -f J ! g -W J f -I I - f??g.4-xiii, .. ,g.i3?J Q r .- ' vw -uw ., me S pn- ' if-.,Nf-rffzm,-SIT.-gp f .,,f .U I .,,. 2 R ww' . ,,,,, :IV'-'-r.i'4i+f'b31h,1.4zI1.21:P'5t .1 ' ., .V,,. ,-zzz, 4f?Z?f2f?f7?'f.1iL:E?F75f:?1- fi 1' Y 2 ,- . I 6 Delia 61 au Delia Beta Omzcron Chapter Established in 1890 J 7 F RATRES IN FACULTATE j 9 LEONARD AMBY MAYNARD FRANCIS JOSEPH SEERY A Q FRATRES IN URBE 5 THEODORE ARTER ROBERT RANTOUL REED 1 JOSEPH SIDNEY BARR EDWARD MORGAN ST. JOHN . GEORGE DEWEY CARPENTER MONROE MARSH SWEETLAND 7 SENIORS E1 NEIL ATKINSON JACK POPE J 6 DONALD WINSLOW BROWN JOSEPH SEEP, 2ND. + ' THEODORE ALBERT BUHL EWALD JOHN SMITH 4 5 ROBERT WOODWARD CALLOWAY FRANK GARLAND TRAU 5 LESLIE NOYES DURYEA WILLIAM TRETHAWAY, JR. 1 JAMES FRANCIS HICKEY SEARLE HENRY VON STORCH ' 9 ELLIOT BUTLER MASON ALBERT JOHN WARD E1 JUNIORS Ee HAMILTON GARNSEY, JR. RALPH JOHNSON PARKER 5 E LEONARD CHRISTOPHER HANSON RICHARD MELDRUM PAXTON F GEORGE LUDLOW LEE MILTON EDWARD RICHMAN ' I . SOPHOMORES JAMES ALBERT AUSTIN HENRY TAYLOR BUCKMAN JOHN DODDS MACDONALD WILTBARD MARSHALL LAW ROBINSON gi EDWIN LONSDALE COLLINS WILLIAM WARREN SCULL ' BEN WHITELY CROSS ROBERT TAYLOR SMITH ' ' JAMES STROHM EMERSON HERBERT EDGAR WILLIAMS, JR. THOMAS WARREN WILSON FRESHMEN DONALD DAVIES MACBETH JOHN SAWYER MOORE ALBERT FREDERICK HAUPTFUHRER PAUL MONTGOMERY DOERING ROBERT WILLIAM EILER 7 1 w J E JAMES OLIVER HART ROBERT FENTON PATTERSON 7 ,, JAMES CABELL JOHNSON THEODORE MCALLISTER WRIGHT V U. .L,. : gf, HU lgk IQ1 ru T I-B. 131: 1331 ,II A Tull? KJ' H 511333 H -JUL 'CBZD MH M 301 , LZZBD1iLCIl2ZEZL.1 I ,Qi lm 'qi mf N. with ni. pq-r-1-U1 sr.-U v1:i:nr 125313 usgrlgf 1 HE. 192.2 C0-U-N E L L I A. sms df ggdhi XJMMQJQ . iwlm i rust: F w EI .mill ':.-an 1 ,, H-, agzn wr ,ag 5- l:1s9'i0fJ . Sigma Phi Founded at Union College 1827 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Union College Hamilton College Williams College Hobart College University of Vermont University of Michigan Lehigh University Cornell University University of Wisconsin University of California Hooker Bassett Weissenburger Garden Thomas Pretat H. Thompson Yates Richards Seydoux Milliken I. Thompson Hill Greening Smith Rollo West Crawford Crosby Fuller ul 'tagging ,rn ngim. ,gg -1111 ,U 'mn im .fznninzu 1-11.-I-.13 0 1 . 'I' 302 1-I E 1 9 2. 2. C O IL N E1 L L 1 A .ygng .gm gg - gmt. . 1-11. 31.1 min 1111111111 :oz xx mg-r xmr nu Im :ur 11 E 5 i Q! , !': ' I i I i ! I . J . , 2 ! Q I3 Epszlon of New York i Established in 1890 i SENIORS 5 FREDERICK GEORGE BARKER, IR. NELSON BARKER GARDEN E ' FREDERICK CHARLES CHANDLER, IR. HAMILTON GRENELLE PRETAT Q HOWARD DRESEL THOMPSON ! i JUNIORS ' BARTLETT RICHARDS DANIEL ROGER SEYDOUX i WALTER RUSSELL ROLLO ALFRED RANDALL THOMAS ! SOPHOMORES FREDERICK HARNEY BASSETT JEROME WILBUR THOMPSON THOMAS HOOKER GEORGE LA MONTE WEISSENBURGER M EDWARD ALBERT MILLIKEN RICHARD CRAWFORD YATES f F RESHMEN FRANK CLARK COSBY ROBERT WEISE HILL CHARLES ANTHONY CRAWFORD FRANCIS HENRY SMITH i CHARLES KNIGHT GREENING GEORGE FITZHERBERT WEST I , I fu- M2112 1-11 - :fn El fm JE: HI. anim lox 1- ,elim mf 1-H 1:I :1 I 303 ll FRNR -,.,, li- l Tw infer in Z' 1?w-xg T1 JSI? f' i CX II? 1206 GIDGES S 02 ITD Pennsylvania State College Beloit College University ofCal1forn1a University of Wisconsin University of Texas University of Kansas University of Oregon University of North Dakota Wabash College Case School of Applied Science Trinity College Brown University University of New Mexico Tulane University Albion College Lehigh University University of Minnesota University of Southern Calif. Cornell University Szgma Chz Founded in 18:5 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Miami University Ohio Wesleyan University George Washington University Washington and Lee University University of Mississippi Pennsylvania College Bucknell University Indiana University 'Le Denison University DePauw University Dickinson College Butler College Lafayette College Hanover College University ofVirg1n1a State University of Iowa Illinois Wesleyan University Massachusetts Institute of Technology Washington University University of Nebraska Hobart Colle e Vanderbilt University Leland Stanford, Jr Univ Colorado College University of Montana Purdue University Central Uni. of Kentucky University of Cincinnati Dartmouth College University of Michigan University of Illinois Kentucky State College West Virginia University Columbia University University of Missouri University of Chicago University of Maine University of Alabama Ohio State University Northwestern University University of Washington University ofPennsylvan1a Syracuse University University of Arkansas University of Georgia University of Pittsburgh University of Utah Western Reserve University University of Oklahoma University of North Carolina Oregon Agricultural College University of Colorado Colorado Agricultural College Montana State College Iowa State College University of Tennessee Ludlow Peter Ingersoll Myton Towart Brems Davis Vogel Kearns Anderson Molinet Falconer Rooney Bohannon Batchelor Poulson Quigley Grunder Dodenhoff Hodge 11 E 1 9 2, Z C O R, N E L L I A N r i I I 1 ll 11' I lllli U il! Z l ill ll 1 Gill! ll.IiI ICI-Ib I. I W IU. . I 4 ' if Jxxg I . : 0 n ,E-Qs -gqjx: , Ahysxgxvx . I tit-i' J 5 'i nl . ' - I Sf! . I I .,f? :',,i:'sffdn,,. T I 1 -.aft 2 my 'I ,, , it --- j ,qt-gf 5 ,X X. 'J -M-re V-L- Ef?,L,:h I J - - - I I 2 1 at ' . . - - J - , X if 1 - . '3fC'3EWIii?3PJE':Ei1.:'.1- I ,ste :E ffiifl-is-S:s??3E. ' ' ' ' T 'x i i T F' Lfiii ' -A -4-'--- H- ,. .tk ,. . . . . U . . . . . . . b. - . . . ., . X ,L M. glint mt .ru ,gg ,aft J-1,1 .Ut .Gigi ,Q. ,. .nigh 113. gig ,ggi ,aging H.. cmzn 1-- 304 1-IE 192.1 CORNELLI lljglqilulilqilli lilllililltllilililllilllikfill ln il 1 lj!! llilll fl 1 W ' V 3 Xl. .I I O ! I I TI r i , i , i ! l I I , . ' Syma CAL 5 . i Alpha Phz Chapter ' Established in 1890 ! FRATRES IN F ACULTATE A 1 WILLIAM HEBEL . RALPH MAYNARD HOLMES : ARCHIE HOEL FREDERICK MILLER SMITH ' FRATRES IN URBE HAROLD HENRY CLAPP WALTER BONNELL HOLTON A SENIORS Q DUNCAN Ross ANDERSON WILERED MCDONELL KEARNS Q HAROLD ALEXANDER FALCONER JOAQUIN MOLINET A JUNIORS ' A CARL PRIDHAM BREMS WILLIS CUSHING NEVILLE - ALAN JEROME JEROME JAMES MICHAEL ROONEY WALTER SMUCKER MYTON , JAMES WHITE TOWART i ALBERT GTTO VOGEL SOPHOMORES I A GEORGE WILDER BOHANNON WILLIAM HOWARD HODGE HAL ROBERT DAVIS THOMAS CHALMERS INGERSOLL WILLIAM DORR DODENHOFF CHESTER WILE LUDLOW RICHARD COWLING PETER J J FRESHMEN i JAMES TAYLOR BATCHELOR HOWARD ROSS POULSON A FRANCIS JAMES GRUNDER GEORGE EDWARD QUIGLEY, JR 305 L1E'192.2. COJLNELLQIA ',,.:-..1.,. ...- 1-1-1 1-1.1 1-1-.. man, 1m:m:r-rcnzrw f 1L-7-D3 W mf mf YCEZD-I wr Jw Im 'Y-if H . I E 'f1'.:.zi1-1-' V I 5 . an Q Qeeareagb i if xt 1 x -1 , 1 ly 1 g , 212 ia lnlruiw fl lllllllHllU11U z:zf:1:z:2f1:fr2i i ffif' 'fiifif tlllllyllll'il s b , 4 ,ri ! Delta Chz Founded at Cornell 1890 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Cornell University Georgetown University New York University University of Pennsylvania University of Minnesota University of Virginia I I University of Michigan Leland Stanford, Ir., University Dickinson University University of Texas , P gvhicago Kent Law School Elniversity of Ygashington niversity of Buffalo niversity o ebraska i University of Toronto University of Southern California E Albany Law School University of California , Ohio State University University of Iowa University of Chicago University of Kentucky ' University of Wisconsin l -. F -. Comstock Wolff Hoag VanPelt Hiclcev Pardo Harrison Sturgeon McCutcheon Ackerson Banks Morse Morehouse Crane VanHouten MacDonald Graham Chisholm Rauch Britt Clmes VanHoesen Nearmg Fischer Riedman Miller Wallace Stellwagen Bardewyck Schwartz 7 2-if DH 113. 1.11 1.11 Q ,ua rr 1111 13:71 111. 14 101 4:31 1.111.111.1111 u annum , ntl- 11 306 HE 1912. OOILNELLIA L-:-nz-. -I uf mz::.o1:Lw' f f u:rzn:rf ' 'U13-214W 'U' '-Q4 fn' ' i i I I I 5 - J ! ! i l i ! ! Q ! I 2 I ., , I . I Qeffa CAL ! ! ' Cornell Chapter : Established in 1890 FRATER IN FACULTATE NAIRNE FORSYTHE WARD 1' ' FRATRES IN URBE i STEPHEN EDWIN BANKS V GEORGE FREDERICK ROGALSKY 5 THOMAS SQUIER KRAFT HARRY GEORGE STUTZ Q FREDERICK AUGUST ROGALSKY MONROE MARSH SWEETLAND SENIORS Q OLIVER DIXON COMSTOCK ROBERT LOWELL MCCUTCHEON ! PERRY BENSON CRANE FELIPE PARDO ' GEORGE EMILE HARRISON MYRON ALFRED STURGEON FRANK JOSEPH HICKEY WILLIAM HERMAN VAN PELT 5 PHILIP OSBORNE HOAG HOWARD WOLEF ! i JUNIORS 1 HENRY WARD ACKERSON ' JAMES HENRY MOREHOUSE ROBERT TREMAN BANKS DAVID MORSE i EDMUND CLYNES KARL DUANE VAN HOESEN CHARLES LA VA UE MACDONALD WILLARD BOULET VAN HOUTEN l Q : SOPHOMORES - ARTHUR HENRY BARDEWYCK DAVID ROBERTS GRAHAM , CHARLES JEROME BRITT GUY MARS NEARING KENNETH CHISHOLM ALFRED RAUCH DONALD KENDIG SCHWARTZ FRESHMEN RAYMOND WHITNEY FISCHER EDGAR FISKE RIEDMAN EDWARD FREDERICK MILLER, JR. FRANK BERESFORD STELLWAGEN I WILLIAM CURWIN WALLACE 211-1-A-1 7u 4 EE 1-vi mn :cn nm 1311 1J:n:n:n Ao: 1- fo- cc- 307 1-I E I. 9 2. 7. C ' O IL N E L L 1 A iq: nun - n--Quan Q s Q 11 1 - 3 1: azz: ax:m1 xgn lg w x in. .n ' n y i N I 4 13,5 Q I f - iifl fs.. ! ' , lx N fa, , i xi S . . E ,afi ifg gj H zgma Alpha E pszlon ! l ' L' kt 'Qi a 1 gps, X-if , I-,ffftig , f i Founded March 9, 1856 ! ve. fQ,.-1 fx ,f ,I , Xi' , ,f ' fffgi x - W ' 'X I' y ' 1 573' fy. Qifihh'i:'3QQ 3 71 . ROLL OF CHAPTERS 'V 23: -- -4' at 'Dt Nd ' . . . . . . 1 Zn- 'Arlqf Un1vers1ty'ofMa1ne Dickinson College ! ii pw it ,.,. If ' Boston University Pennsylvania State College i 1, ' -Eg' jifaiv Harvard University Bucknell University I E J. in , ,Vi,i,.1iQ,,f25'ff ' Dartmouth College Unlversity of Pennsylvania University .of Kansas Gettysburg College ' Yi ff'3,'5QZmf'V'igi 1. fffsf if-J , Cornell University George Washington University N 1. Columbia University University of Virginia Saint Stevens College Washington and Lee University Allegheny College i Davidson College i ,.9agj:gM,-'j3 University of Georgia University of Chicago University of Indiana Union University i 1 Washington University Southern University Mercer University University of Minnesota Mass. Institute of Technology Emory College University of Wisconsin Worcester Polytechnic Institute georgia.Schci-oliiJfbTechnology Idniversity off lgifllisouici Ljeland Stanfioglllljg, University Q niversity o a ama niversity o e ras a niversity o a oma Alabama Polytechnic Institute University of Iowa University of South Dakota 5 University of Michigan University of Arkansas Milliken University 4 Adrian College Iowa State College Kansas State University EI gIhouniiVUi1ion Cfillege 1 Ilgniversiay of Colorado Ilgfzishinegtiin State College Q IO es eyan niversity enver niversity i eoit lo ege i University of Cincinnati . Colorado School of Mines University of Pittsburgh H Ohio State University UHIVCFSIYY of California University of Nevada H Syracuse University University of Washington University of Wyoming Southwestern Baptist University Louisiana State. University Colorado Agricultural College gaseigchtgmllcff Applied Science ililulane Umvfrlsity garriegielinstitute of Technology ran in o ege niversity o exas enison mversity Purdue University Central University of Kentucky Lafayette College gniversity oi llgorilciac li Ilfgethel Clgolgzge C H lxlliami Ungversigy H niversity o ort aro ina entuc y tate o ege- i ontana tate --o ege Oregon State College Southwestern Presbyterian Univ. St. Lawrence University New Hampshire State College Cumberland University University of Idaho University of Arizona Vanderbilt University University of Oregon Northwestern University University of Tennessee Drake University G i University of Illinois University of the South University of Southern California W J J Aiken McGrath Riley Swezey Green Pennington Hill Hodge - Euller Wright Craighead Edwards Parke Fox Crisheld ' J Washington' Wadsworth Crusel Walil Stiles Woods i Speer 7 Treu Spurrier Womack i Breckenridge Jackson Givan Pfann Ut Jen ig! ,ist .K ing 308 ILE 192.1 COILNELLIA wsxnyxstxvz-1xu9nx1x r 'Tzu xnxx u11u1:-3 1131: urnxixo 11: 11 w A J. , in ! I Q Q L ! Q Q ! . Cgpsilon, New York Alpha Chapter Established in 1891 FRATRES IN FACULTATE THOMAS JACKSON CHRISTIAN JOHN CROOKE NICHOLLS ' ' JOSEPH DUBOIS MARTIN ROBERT RICE .1 HARRY PORTER WELD i FRATRES IN URBE 5 HUGH KERR AIKEN JOHN BERNARD SIGLER Q . FENTON HENDY SWEZEY i J SENIORS 5 JUDSON CRAIGHEAD JOHN PHILIP RILEY Q CORNELIUS CAMPBELL CRUSEL ERANJKLIN RAUB SPEER i ARTHUR ROBINSON EDWARDS WILLIAM STEELE WADSWORTH THOMAS DAVID FINN, JR. JOHN ESTABROOK WAHL JUNIORS i LLOYD ZABEISKIE CRISFIELD HENRY THAYER STILES 1 HARRY GUSTAVE FOX JOHN CLEMENT WASHINGTON JOHN SHEPARD PARKE ROBERT MCLAIN WOODS j SOPHOMORES ROSCOE HODGES FULLER JESSE ATWATER JACKSON ' HENRY CLAY GIVAN, JR. EDWARD ARNOLD MCGRATH . WARREN BUCKELEW GREEN JOHN PENNINGTON, JR. DAVID GARRETT HILL GEORGE ROBERTS PFANN ' HUGH BAYARD HODGE, JR. JOHN' EDWARD TREU HARRY DAVIS WRIGHT A FRESHMEN - ROBERT EDWARD BRECKENRIDGE CHARLES PAUL NEUHAUS ' ' EDWARD KNOWLTON HARRINGTON SCHUYLER ORGAN SPURRIER i JUAN MANUEL MERCADO MAURICE KENNETH WOMACK 1-1-pn -q.1- m- un V ink im li ICD Irrirm CD1 1- limi r-11-11-11-M1 '11 1 - ' 'I 309 1-IE. 192.2 CORNELLIA M-nz -I -I - ,-mt, ,,,, ,. .3 1 an unxuxxnx M1194 flu: mr lg FO! ULU IQ! Tugmf 1 i l . l . ! . A ,, 1 . L-' - e it ! 1 iifitlg 'iii ' ' i i i i . i i Delta Plzz : Founded at Union College 1827 ROLL OF CHAPTERS ' Union College ' . Brown University , ' New Yo-rk University I Columbia University ' Rutgers- College in University of Pennsylvania. . Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute i Lehigh University E Johns Hopkins University Sheffield Scientific School Q Cornell University' . i University of Virglnia E Trinity College . University of Illinois I . i Y . i ! - Ball Copp Beattie Caldwell Dodge Smith Teare Taylor Watson 5 Satterthwaite Mitchell Unzicker Cleminshaw Lovan A. E. Dangler A. Dangler Kennedy 2 Wait Porter Clements Roberts Hall B. Davis Washburn Martin Woodcock l Shapleigh Edmondson Duncan Preston K. Davis Kilgore Stone W. Duncan Y n ua mi mg, .ist mi ,iii mt 41:5 5:51 YBIL 'uf 1321 :uw 1 :inf mf nx1nn1:' zuxu :vt I 310 ' H E 1 9 2. 2. C O R, N E L L I A in IDTTITXL HIV Hn J ! W 1 if ll 'KI JF5 HX DQK IQJ My 1131 TIJK 1717'- I A Lu- U ima , L . YS ff..-fa . .,p2?b5:,,e, . Amnx .. .. ,ga ,ay . '-L -. 'iz :wif gf ' ,551 .A ' Am- .S P 1341 '-,.I:' ,. A A I . Hzifiifm. .-1154 .'44?P2f , mf! 5. , l. ,,.vf4,I.vN-,,,,-3:29, I 1: S I ai, zu- ,LJ ' , ,- I V I L Lggggaifil ff: I if , , - ' , V, 15953: :I gg, I. A- 'I ' ' E L I-iwaqghe SZ' -. gkfirigv M- ' ,, .' 'I QEMQS ' -' ASE?-L:E., 's9. ,1.5,,3L.gq, Z' 9' ?lL5gif?L - 'Egg 5 IV,',I. ai- , ,wh-1.- 2'wfg'1a.. Q- 1 J, 1,4 my ' 1 ,.,.f fel' J A . -2- '- -, -.. SLE ' ' 2 , . Egg 'A V V Q: Vf.:-1.51 3377 .,,, r .Marv X ,V 1,,,,ZL M 4- 1 ' ' J- W S-rw ' ' , Y' , , -EM: f'-' : .- , Q 14,-an '- V A311 , ,u - :z , 1' ' I -? -' .1' : X '23'!f:'fIf 4 .1-Ji l l H- ff' '-- . L 7-.J - 'f f - --4 .fx 9 ,ag--new-Az . ' Y igf w i ' 423 .f::k -f fmfg:-1 -1 F2:5g Y 1, V '- -' , , .L.,, ,A . . . Delia fohz Pi Chapter E 3 . 1 Establlshed In 1891 5 EI , FRATER IN FACULTATF, 1 El LANE COOPER E FRATRES IN URBE A REV. WARD MOSHER CLARENCE TARBELL ' 1 GEORGE SCHUYLER TARBELL 1 - I 2 Q SENIORS Q i HAROLD APPLETON BALL EDWARD KAVANAGH KENNEDY HENRY MCINTOSH BEATTIE ALVIN LYNAM SATTERTHWAITE x 5 WILEY NORTH CALDWELL SEWARD MARCUS SMITH 5 Q HERBERT GUY COPP FRANKLIN TAYLOR E i ALFRED DANGLER, IR. GEORGE WILLIAM TEARE 6 i WILSON SHANNON DODGE WILLIAM LAW WATSON ' . U Q ' JUNIORS . : 2 CLARENCE HIGBEE CLEMINSHAW FRANK VANFPPS MITCHELL ,, J ! ALLEN EUGENE DANGLER OTTO FORST UNZICKER ' CHARLES FELIX LOVA-N ALBERT OWENS WASHBURN I - ALBERT RANKIN MARTIN, JR. FLETCHER HOWARD WOODCOCK E i U SOPHOMORES 2 P BENTON WALTER DAVIS FREDERICK CHARLES PORTER, IR. 5 , WILLIAM MCKINLEY DUNCAN, JR. DEAN MILES ROBERTS ARTHUR LATIMER CLEMENTS LESTER BARTLETT SHAPLEIGH ARCHIBALD MACLAY HALL FOWLER PENEIELD STONE, IR. I HARRY GREGORY WAIT F RESHMEN Q HAROLD KENNETH DAVIS GEORGE MOUNTAIN EDMONDSON, IR. JOHN ALLISON DUNCAN JESS BAXTER KILGORE f ' WILLIAM ENSIGN PRESTON 1 Lnrxx- sxxouin ,gg 103 1:3 1.3. 117, ,Q3 nn 1137 I 15 1, QI gg. 311 Ywtwa Wllll l ll ft l f X4 -A. mmI i y X7 N J K appa Szgma Founded 1867 ROLL O Un1vers1ty ofMa1ne Bowdom College New Hampshlre College Dartmouth College UHIVCISITY of Vermont Mass A rlcultural College Harvard UHIVCFSIKY Cornell UHIVCFSITY New York Umverslty Syracuse UD1VCfS1ty Swarthmore College Pennsylvama State College UHIVCFSIIY of Kentucky Hampden Sydney College Unrversrty of Mrchlgan Davldson Colle e Colorado College Wabash College UHIVSISIIV ofNorth Carohna North Carohna A and E College Mercer UUIVCFSIIY Geor 1a School of Technolo V Umversrty of Geor 1a Umversltv of Alabama Denrson UHIVCFSIYQ Alabama Polytechmc Instltute Vanderb1lt UDIVCFSICX Umverslty of Tenessee Southwestern Presbyteman UNIV Massachusetts Inst of Technology Unlversrty of lndxana UHIVCISIIY ofTll1no1s Lake Forest UHIVCTSIYV Unlverslty of Chrcago Unlverslty of Wlsconsm UHIVSISIIY ofM1nnesota Umverslty of Iowa Umversrty of Nebraska Wllham ewell College Unxverslty OfM1SSOUF1 MISSOUYI School OfM1UCS Baker UH1V6fSltV UHIVCFSIIV of Colorado Umversrty of Arkansas UHIVCFSIIY ofthe South Umversxty of Oklahoma Ohlo State UDIVCFSIIN Mlllsaps College Case School of Apphed Scrence Loulslana State Unlversltv F CHAPTERS Umversrty of Pennsylvanla Bucknell Umvexsrty Lehrgh Umverslty D1ck1nson College Washmgton Umverslty UHIVCTSICY of V1rg1n1a Randolph Macon College Washmgton and Lee Umverslty Wlll am and Mary Colle e Southwestern UHIVCFSIIY Unrverslty of Plttsburgh Tulane Umversrtv Washmgton and Jefferson Coll Unlversxty of Texas Rxchmond College UHIVCFSIIY of Denver Purdue Unlversxty Trlmty College Colorado School of Mlnes Leland Stanford r Umv Unlverslty ofCal1forn1a Unlverslty ofWash1ngton UHIVCYSIKY of Oregon Umversltv of Idaho Iowa State College Washrn ton State College Washburn College Unrversxty of Kansas Unxversxty ofAr1zona Oregon Agruzultural College Rut ers Colle e West V1rg1n1a Umversrty Wofford College George Washmgton Umverslty Kansas State College 4 G' 0 4 I I . 2 Messerve Buckman Smbbe Wade McConnell Eldredge King Strxckler Slsson Derham Porch Wood Brown Levls Melhnger Kennedy Stewart Wlckerham Oflenhauser Bontecou l r- H E 1 9 2. 7. C O JL N E L L I FN-,W cm-1 ,,,, , ,m,m,-,. 1,. I Q ag, ugmtx 1 1: -1 . . Q as was Q e T-T i L ' ' Q R I 'us ,mm i i':Lff-M.,L.' il1Q,Lf.1If 'il5Ei?-- . ' ' V ' l 2 I l . . . A lr' nlljin uu ' U. A . . . . . , um r'-l f f ' Q - . - 2 X if .v fu' I N xx X . , . . . fi X1 I i l V ilb' ff fl I - . . . - .. NK X XXX I ' X I A A . r Q ig i g' g' i 3 1 ' ' 1 . .' ' ' -' .1 . . I f . Q W - 5 i i N Bissantz Patterson Stirling Dallas Blakemore R. Burk McClatchy R. E. Burk Austen K, D ......... . , ..-..... -l Ll Q 1- we IQ, me :rn fmt M., r nu A ,gig 312 1-IE 1912. CORNELLIA xwcluztx-1111131-11uznxxn sxzntvunxsxx-1: 1 zxxorxxu ubxnliloxixo agglgg-5415: :Qc YDQ gn SQ, ,Ly ,Qi Hy rn?- i 5 M AH I I i . ! ! ! I Q ! ! ' , A 5 ! ! I ! I , AA. , I Q v.,,, . -A ,ZZ e ' ' - ! - appa SLQQMQ T , E I . i Alpha Kappa Chapter 7 Established in 1892 4 FRATRES IN FACULTATE I 6 Q DAVID CLINTON GILLESPIE BRADFORD NOYES E. DAVID FLETCHER HOY WILLARD WINFRED ROWLEE I ARNO HERBERT NEHRLING ELMER SETH SAVAGE E 5 EDWARD ALBERT WHITE 9 Q . i FRATRES IN URBE 5 IRWIN CROWNE PAUL WITHERSPOON ECKLEY - Q PHILIP ERNST HOUCK El 5 SENIORS E Q. ROBERT NORMAN AUSTEN JOHN SOMERVELL OFFENHAUSER Q i RICHARD MARTIN BURK BURKE PATTERSON i ROBERT EMMET BURK GEORGE WING SISSON, 3RD. 5 5 DAVID FLETCHER HOY, JR. GEORGE WILLIAM SNIBBE 5 DURWARD BELLMONT KENNEDY DANIEL BURSK STRICKLER I JOHN BENJAMIN MCCLATCHY HOWARD LAWRENCE WICKERHAM A J JUNIORS F i SAMUEL MORRIS BLAKEMORE , HENRY WILLIAM HEDDE J WILLIAM BURNSIDE DALLAS ELLIOTT BONNELL MCCONNELL ' SOPHOMORES . EDGAR FRED BISSANTZ WILLIAM ROBERT KING 5 , THEODORE GREGG BROWN JOHN PRESTON LEVIS LEWIS FOWLER BUCKMAN EDWARD WALTER MELLINGER JOHN FRANCIS DERHAM FRANCIS MONROE PORCH DELMER CORNELIUS ELDREDGE DONALD JOHN POST f z , ALBERT EDWARD WOOD i ' I F RESHMEN i REED VAIL BONTECOU THOMAS STIRLING 1 PAUL BOYNTON MESSERVE HENRY SWEETSER WADE I I , ! 1 N73 A 0 i 1 n lm 1112 E. 41 2. Ll r in 14 JEL I4 - l J lllllll I l il Ill 1 . 313 1-I E. 192.1 COR W HDI '-' -' Clilnl' an 1 ' at W 46? ll, llff-. 7 , . , . ,Jw . ,H 6 P V T .L f E5 Alpha Zeta Founded at Ohio State University, 1897 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Ohio State University Pennsylvania State College University of Illinois Cornell University Michigan Agricultural College New Hampshire State College University of Nebraska North Carolina State College University ofM1nnesota University of Vermont Iowa State College University of Georgia Louisiana University University of Oklahoma University of Wisconsin Colorado Agricultural College University of Maine University of Missouri Washington State College University of California Purdue University University of Kansas. North Dakota Agricultural College University of Kentucky University of Tennessee University of Idaho Montana State University Maryland University Larrabee Meal Hartman Luhrs Munro Boshart Norman Blewer Hutchings Moot Huschke Knapp Talmage Buck Staplin French Carter Bird Everts Bronson Weidt Hahn Bond Ross Zeissi sa -P el ff '- . V: Q , ' Wi W Q VW, S ' ' 0 5 rf 5 3, will L ' Z1 i - N Aww, . ip 47 rr 5 A ML K . TQYw1a c 4K-an ef X ea, 1 L ii! t3,:iL'llV l lx tm.: Y Rasmussen Stoughton Smit Silcox Passage Kirkland Britt Cubbon McConnell ,eu .Ur an ,uf nn gn .U3 ily, ,U Kg gg 314 N E L L I A HE 192.2 COJLNEXLLIA. K JU' ID4 'KK IUC-'EDJ Nil' Liberty Hyde Bailey Cornelius Betten Maurice Chase Burritt George Walter Cavanaugh john Henry Comstock Frederick Gardner Behrends Harry Oliver Buckman William Henry Chandler Dick Crosby Ralph Wright Curtis Rollin Adams Emerson Myrl Elijah Bottomley Robert Emery Britt William Harold Brittain Henry Burr Button Miles Hugo Cubbon Frederick Henry Bond Clarence Greenfield Bradt Clifford Martin Buck Charles Homer Carter Lewis Miller French Hoyt Samuel Ackles Horace Clark Bird Henry Truman Blewer Frank Eugene Boshart Cornell Chapter Established in 1901 HONORARY Ralph Sheldon Hosmer Harry Houser Love James George Needham James Edward Rice Isaac Phillips Roberts FRATR ES IN FACULTATE Alex Ferdinand Gustafson Earl Volcart Hardenburg Ulysses Prentiss Hedrick Claude Burton Hutchison Ronald Glenn Knapp Lewis Knudson Edward Lewis Worthen FRATRES IN URBE Albert William Force Luther Clinton Kirkland Charles McBride James Asher McConnell Edwin Mitchell Prellwitz SENIORS Ray Lester Hahn Henry Albert Ralph Huschke William Henry Hutchings Laurence Bernard Knapp Edwin Northrup Moot JUNIORS George Browning Bronson Herman .Price Everts Cary Tingley Hartman james Farnham Larrabee Alexander Zeissig Samuel Newton Spring . William Alonzo Stocking Herbert Hice Whetzel Henry Hiram Wing George Allan Works Kenneth Carter Livermore Albert Russell Mann Elmer Seth Savage Norman Damon Steve George Walter Tailby Lawrence Paul Wehrle Edward Louis Proebsting Myers Peter Rasmussen Milton Pettis Royce Charles Newell Silcox Bernard Smit William Homer Stacy Lloyd Story Passage George Marcus Ross Bayard Howe Staplin Nathaniel Allen Talmage William Christian Joachim Henry Ernst Luhrs William Guy Meal Stanley Everett Munro William Lee Norman Weidt Orin Cecil Boyd --Q.. my ng ,gn my ,gm ,an ,Q, .. if 315 Xfa De Pauw UHlVCfSlEX Purdue UHIVEFSIIX UHIVCFSILV of Indlana Alabama Polytechmc lnstltute Mount Unlon College State UHXVCFSIIY of Iowa Ohlo State UDIVCYSIIX Wlllxam ewell Colle e UHIVCFSIIY of Pennsylvanxa Unxverslty of Vermont N Carollna A and M Colle e Rose Polvtechmc lnstxtute Tulane UDIVCFSIIW Leland Stanford r UHIVSISIIY UHIVCISIIY of Cal1forn1a Brown Unrlersxty UH1VCfSlfV of Malne Un1vers1ty of Nevada George Washmgton UHIVCFSIIV Georgla School of Technology Szgma N u Founded 1n 1869 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Un1vers1ty of V1r 1n1a Bethany College Mercer Un1vers1ty UHIVCISICY of Alabama Howard Colle e North Georgla Agr1cultural College Wash1ngton and Lee UHIVCTSILY UDIVCYSIIY of Georgxa Kansas State Un1vers1ty Emory College Leh1gh Un1vers1ty MISSOUFI State Un1vers1ty Vanderbrlt Unlversltv Un1vers1ty of Texas Loulsxana State UUIVCFSIIY UHIVCISIEY of North Carollna Colgate Umversxtv Northwestern Un1vers1ty Albion College Stevens Inst of Technology Lafayette College Colorado School of Mlnes UHIVCISIIY of Oregon Cornell Un1vers1ty State Un1vers1ty of Kentucky Un1vers1ty of Colorado UHIVSFSICY of Wrsconsln Un1vers1ty of Ilhnoxs Un1vers1ty OfM1Ch1g3H MISSOUYI State School of Mlnes Washmgton Un1vers1ty Un1vers1ty of West Vlrgmra Un1vers1ty ofCh1cago Iowa State College Un1vers1ty 0fM1RH6SOI3 UDIVCFSICL of Arkansas Un1vers1ty ofFlor1da Un1vers1ty of Montana UHIVCYSIEY OfW3Sh1DgtOH Syracuse Un1vers1ty Case School ofAppl1ed Sclence Dartmouth College Columbla UDlVCISlty Lombard Umversxty Pennsylvanla State College Western Reserve Un1vers1ty Oklahoma UHIVCFSILY Un1vers1ty of Nebraska Delaware State Colle e Stetson Un1vers1ty Manhattan UHIVCYSIIY Colorado Agrrcultural Colle e UHIVCISIEY of Idaho Washmgton State Colle e Ore on A rrcultural College Maryland Agrlcultural Colle e Un1vers1ty of South Anderson Roosma Bleakley Knobloch Brokaw M61gS G1ll1es Bush Glass Davrs Fltts Tobey Beeler Matlock McPha1l Stevens Evans Knlght Breese Nadherny Gale Beach Leet Pryor Kretschrnan Donaldson Suender Southard Marsh Hazzard Olney Rogers Shaner Tralner Earman Zlneram Greer Savage Brrgden Howe Gardner Cooper Blake H E 1 9 2. 7. C O IL N Er L L I A r u Q :urn 1 1 ram: Qu 1- - :mu sxxn n 11-11 sign xg 1 u . 1 n X q xx In an 113 N 13 mt :rg 1. N.. ,Ut , , .4 M nip. mf 1.11 1 1 nun ui uuuun-p 1 n an J 316 HEI 192.1 COILNELLIA 7 ! 7 E I a Szgmcz , Gamma Theta Chapter Established in 1901 FRATRES IN FACULTATE OLIVER HENRY DAVIS DENNY HAMMOND UDALI, NEAL WILLIAM KNIGHT BENJAMIN DUNBAR WILSON HENRY SOLLET WYGANT FRATRES IN URBE ROBERT HAROLD CHAMBERLAIN FREDERICK WILLIAM MEDLONG GEORGE HARMON COXE EDWARD ELLINGTON NEILL SENIORS STAFFORD BACON BEACH CHARLES FOX BEELER LYMAN MALCOLM BREESE WILLIAM MCCLURE GALE LAWRENCE STEPHEN HAZZARD ALFRED HENRY MARSH, JR. JUNIOR LEWIS HENRY DONALDSON KENNETH LINTON FITTS WILLIAM JAMES KEARNEY, JR. EDWIN CHARLES KRETSCHMAN ERNEST DELOS LEET RUSSELL JOHN NADHERNY CARL WEDDIGEN OLNEY EDGAR ALBION ROGERS JOHN DALZELL SHANER RUSSELL LIGHT SUENDER DAVID TRAINER, JR. S ROBERT CUTLER IVIATLOCK, JR. LAWRENCE BELLFIELD PRYOR TOWNSEND FRANKLIN SOUTHARD EARL KNIGHTS STEVENS DONALD MORTIMER TOBEY rx- -n tn Q - an S :mul .I-m-n an-rg .1111 1- Q u nan llilll nhl' . ! . F . I . I . I . . . i . . . n i n I I Q - i .. n 1 1 ,. .. . I -. l .. 'R .. 1 .. I - I B SOPHOMORES - GEORGE ANDERSON, JR. ROBERT CAMPBELL GILLIES, JR. 5 CLARENCE HILTZHEIMER BLEAKLEY ROBERT ERNEST GLASS 9 FREDERICK CONNALLY BROKAW ELLIS TRACY KNOBLOCH Q FRED DAVIS JOHN ELLIS IVICPHAIL ROBERT LANGWORTHY EVANS RETURN JONATHAN MEIGS 5 GARRETT ROOSMA, JR. F RESHMEN CARROLL BLAKE, JR. ALEXANDER HOFFMAN GARDNER JOHN KRAIG BRIGDEN MILLARD GREER MERLIN BUSH ' KNOX BRISCOE HOWE JOHN COOPER, JR. BERNARD SAVAGE JOSEPH SIMMS EARMAN NORMAN ELLSWORTH WAESCHE WINSLOW EDDY HOWARD MURRELL ZINRAM uh 5-1 1 mx Im um il Elo: 1--I 2- fo- co: I-11 1 11' - 317 m-r-mf gn ,Lg mf auf mg, QQ, Q1-H1 HE 1917, CO1LN'E.LLIA 1-:-nz mi Jaczzzzm M331-' f wcr::rDf UICDIT ff ' - lU' W-if-LC' mf-ln' 'U' 'U 'W , ' l i E I 2 532 ! Q-ff . Nur if ,I 'A +5 U 'i' 55 .' 5.1815 ! -.f - V-3 ., 'Mi 3 1 , ' 4313, , wilf fik' ! f ' A - -H A ' hzkh 31.5-H I K ! '.,'A T i I : . Q . . Plzz elta Szgma i Founded in 1902 1 E .. X : i ! l Q I ! I i E ! 1' . l Carrington Bristol Clough Cole Millar Nile Burnham Prentice Perregaux S. Stone Eddy C. Stone Parsons Fish Rupert Seligmann Adams Butterfield Parsell McAllister Proper Perrin , Swift Palomeque Schwartz Servera Thompson Cooley Sandford Perrine E H. Wolcott Pond Odell Ware L. Wolcott White Clark ' . f ,ul ,Lu 151133 ,tn .Aj igx JUL 41377155 1l. 1 ,Qt J. ,Qt uia1s1u1:w 1011 I 1 318 HE 192.2 CO1LNEL'LIA rp:-n. -mums-nu.-zu-nl f .nn 1-nn -pu 1 Q la -,gn unmznxn vcfCJ.uL3:.r 1111-1521 rw vm Jw Q E i i , 1,1 i ' V M 1:6 I I T Q . ,A-Ziyafc ! L . l Q ! ! 3 ! . . i Phz Delta Szgma i Established in 1902 Q ' F RATRES IN F ACULTATE J Q WILLARD RIEHLMAN BARRETT EUGENE DAVIS MONTILLON i THOMAS ROLAND BRIGGS RICHARD KENDRICK PARSELL ' OTHON GOEPPE GUERL.A.C CRAIG SANFORD ' A FRATRES IN URBE 5 HARRY GIFFORD BULL FRANCIS MCDONALD MOLLESON ! - MARTIN BUELL TINKER ' ' SENIORS E RALPH ROY ADAMS EDMOND ADRIAN PERREGAUX Q MONDEL ELI BUTTERFIELD DAVID BATES PERRINE RALPH HERMAN CARRINGTON JOHN ERIC SCHWARTZ i EARL ELEAZER COOLEY EDWARD BAKER SELIGMANN I THOMAS DONALD MCALLISTER JOAQUIN SERVERA TRAVIESO 5 ALONSO ERMILO PALOMEQUE FREEMAN ROBERT SWIFT Q FREDERICK HOWE THOMPSON 5 JUNIORS Q HERMAN HARVEY 'BRISTOL ABBOTT-HOWE NILE Q PHILO DAVIS CLARK GEORGE HAROLD PERRIN i KENNETH .MEAD CLOUGH CARLTON CHASE PROPER 1 MILTON HART FISH CHARLES WINSLOW SKEELE CHARLES FRANKLIN KELLS CHARLES VANVALKENBURGH STONE 1 ROBERT SCHILLING MILLAR ALEXANDER CRAIG WHITE ! K . I SOPHOMORES ' i JOHN CALVIN BERGER THEOPHILUS PARSONS, JR. ' FREDERICK EUGENE BURNHAM CHARLES CLINTON PRENTICE, JR. RALPH EMERSON COLE DONALD MEREDITH RUPERT JOHN LINDLEY EDDY STEPHEN DONALD STONE F RESHMEN GEORGE LUTHER HLAVATY AMES DUNBAR POND 2 ! ROBERT EDWIN LEONARD JOHN DAVIS DABNEY WARE Q EDWARD MONSER HENRY FREEMAN WOLCOTT ' ROBERT FOSTER 0DELL LAWRENCE WOLCOTT r ann- 11.1. IU- ,In Ink 123 EI Ju. 1,53 :In A ,mir-Q. CQI 11:-1-:Lu :main :lun HE 1912. COJLNELLIA ,lifilll-IlXQlIl.ll- -li :I V I-Kill U 1 il Q I 6 12,01-II I-IIIQKD - 5 4 A V Ibq l I A . i 1 ci' if il z4i'T 35 ,A I 1 ., .,,, , ' ,125 ' H j-4 Q We . Q : ,ffgf Q - A Q Theta X1 . Founded 1864 i . E ROLL OF CHAPTERS , Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Iowa State College , Yale University University of California ! Stevens Institute of Technology State University of Iowa Q Massachusetts Institute of Technology University of Pennsylvania ' Columbia University Carnegie Institute of Technology : Cornell University University of Texas . ! Lehigh University University of Michigan H Purdue University ' Leland Stanford, Jr., University ' Washington University University of Washington 5 Rose Polytechnic Institute University of Wisconsin I Pennsylvania State College University of Minnesota i State University ofOh1o I I Louisiana State University E State University of Washington I I I ! I U l I Howe Maloney Bernard Potter Benisch Pethick A . I-Iukill C. Thomas Mattoon Albertson Post Haller v Severmghaus Cornwall Buttrick Reed C Aten Leussler Werly Corwith Kenyon Smith Wood Butterworth A. Thomas Savage Meyer inf GDL ILM 1111 -fvc no :In IIB Z3 IGB lim: ,nr 1- fo- toxin: fiff 'min 1111 1031111 13231 HH 320 HE 192,?. CORNELLIA. . xfzpf rm ny my mf Im mr muy-mr 4 L J E Zeta Chapter Established in 1903 F RATER IN URBE Q HAROLD TALBOT LACEY 4 SENIORS NICHOLAS ARTHUR ALBERTSON JAMES HARRIS MATTOON JOHN FESSLER HALLER ARTHUR WILSON POST DONALD ATRINS HOWE LLOYD GREGORY POTTER 5' JAMES LAING HURILL, JR. LESLIE RICHARD SEVERINGHAUS Q JOHN MATHEW TVIALONEY CHARLES WESLEY THOMAS Q : JUNIORS ! I Q i ADRIAN JOHN ATEN ARTHUR JULIAN LEUSSLER N Q i CHARLES EDGAR BUTTRICK FRANCIS SAMUEL PETHICK 1 LAURANCE CORNWALLJ ' LOUIS ECKERT REED E GLENN LOUIS WERLY i A SOPHOMORES ' CHARLES EDWARD BENISCH ' ARTHUR EDWARD CORWITH I ANTHONY BYERS BERNARD BERNARD MEYER FRESHMEN EDWARD KEVILLE ACH U KIRKWOOD HALLOCK SAVAGE RICHARD HOLMES BUTTERWORTH LAURENCE LAKE SMITH ROBERT SMITH KENYON AUSTIN KEFAUVER THOMAS I ' VERNON DAVIS WOOD Lr' I L 'f-H Dill! YU HM EIL M11 it ITN-11 'JCB JCIK If AUFWDI 1111 E- CE D 1 321 o w 9 I I ! 9 .3 um 192.1 con.NE.L L1A rpznmq- sm: - :nun-:aiu-:aux uxu mam an nx:m1nx1 wuIIJ.rv 41.14.2101 !IX..E1f HD! vm-lux-luv In 1 E i F 5 I l i . E I ' ':ii-i--LQf'1rJ'E'-:, ,pQ,1 ,pn 5 5 af! f ' !g.i2l1qgw , I I v:1'l 'L.4 f 'Z : : fe wf i Ji 11,'my:',, ii, was ggj g yf , q:wgi -X ! WF! , . ,. war - : f l em: xl -fl-f-rn . :+A f, 'Kim' Q42 . f ew fegax, , A :Riva M g, - 2 if we i - 1 W 1 r- iw gm ' - i Ely: .uAAi ,,m.fnf.-L , 4 Magis 2 '- '31 :wa W ,Q -M, ,,,.f 1 i f W I ii ggrf . i ' I 1 . ! I . ! Z . ' OliZClC E - I . ' E . Founded 1n 1904 ' s i . 1 ' u ,, . ' i E . 3 n 1 I i : : . 5 5' I .. i E . I 5' 1 i I 1 T , . E , X. S' 5 Cotton Ketchum Kerr Springford Berresford Ormsby J.Gaty Stone Cornehlsen Halley Hutchison L.G21ty Manchee Spenser Cook Ralph Buchanan Cooley Hardin Wright Moore 11 nf fu. 1u i fi 1 1 J .1 L 1 fucgiini 1 1- l . 1 mi ux1ul11u vxunn n-n In l l I l 4 Nygren Clark Paret Champlin , i El s f 2 H mr cn v o cc ' ' 322 HEI 1.92.1 COJLNELLIAN lllilli. ll. 1111- H1311 llilili U ll! Z I -I I-ll I - I H A i i ! r E ! ! Q ! ! Q ! ! ? ' Zvdzczo i . i Founded IH 1904 , FRATRES IN FACULTATE 7 JOSEPH QUINCY ADAMS, JR. CARL CRANDALL i GEORGE GLEASON BOGERT GEORGE ABRAM EVERETT CLARK SUTHERLAND NORTHUP I FRATRES IN URBE . i WILLIAM FORREST LEE WILLIAM HAZLITT SMITH i : QENIORS , k PHILIP COLGROVE CLARK HIRAM KINGSLEY ORMSBY Q ALLEYNE WILLMOTT MANCHEE IRVING CLARK RALPH i ALFRED MAGNUS NYGREN LINTON STONE ' JUNIORS ' JOHN KING BERRESFORD HERBERT LAWRENCE HANSGHKA Q EUGENE DIVEN BUCHANAN FREDERICK THEODORE KETCHUM JOHN POMEROY GATY JOSEPH BRYANT MATHEWSON . LEWIS RUMSEY GATY ARTHUR ROSE MOORE I DONALD MAACDOUGAL HALLEY JOHN BENNETT OGDEN IRVING SHERWOOD WRIGHT SOPHOMORES DONALD WEBB CHAMPLIN GORDON DABNEY HAKDIN ' HENRY CHRISTIAN CORNEHLSEN, JR. MILLER REESE HUTCHISON, JR. - VERNON HERBERT SPRINGFORD E FRESHMEN E LOUIS EUGENE COOK MERRILL PARMLY PARET JOHN FLINTOFF COTTON ALFRED CHARLES SPENSER, JR. Llili linllilpllln 113 'ffl ful ll LLYI Y 'LB l 'Cl H il' i I Z Oxirlllzl i llililit Ili! 323 H E l 9 2. 7. C O R, N E. L L I A : we H' lmlllllH lM I1lm ' e . : 1 5 'wail ' ll qw. Mu , I MW Q MMI f, 1 1 UL s Seal and Serpent Founded in 1905 'E 'E .. ! .! . i 'J ,-A-1 mm-run - u 1 run Q.-rp .nqn .Q -1-n .1-nm .gm v,13,m-jv mf my uf Q13 Ford S Wllkln Waltz Wellenkaxnp Brown Owens Betts Crabtree ! I ! Q S Q : 5 : . Lzrrsen Fox Goedsling Bowen Yerkes Frey ' Wood G.W1Qk1U Pawley Vernon Moore Ives Hooker DeW1tt i . 1 . Ln UQ ,UK 1551 ,cn ,Cn 435 ,Ur 1. ,453 ,r ... gr H 324 HE 1912. COILNELLIA I-:-me uma :vp-Ian u1lux1n1xl11n1 1. an 11011: -qm1mQ wuC1Lu.!3'1 1UIXx..,zw for Jcigmx ff' i i i ! I ! ! Q ! i ! ! S ! , E-DELETE ,El I Q ! F RATER IN F ACULTATE ! i FREDERICK WILLIAM OWENS Q FRATRES IN URBE A 5 FRANKLIN FURMAN BETTS EUGENE RAINIER BREWSTER Q ORNAN HUBBARD WALTZ 2 I i SENIORS i EDWIN HOBART BROWN PAUL GUSTAVE WELLENKAMP i i JUNIORS THEODORE HUDSON CRABTREE GEORGE AMBROSE WILKIN RAYMOND OAKLEY FORD SIDNEY JOHN WILKIN X b ALLAN HERBERT MOGENSEN FRANKLIN SECOR WOOD SOPHOMORES ' i ERNEST WHITING. BOWEN DAVID WILSON MOORE, HI CHARLES VAN NESS DE WITT MYRON GOULD PAWLEY I HAIQRY MERLE HOOKER RICHARD THOMAS STUMPF WILI.IAM EGBERT IVES CLINTON MONTGOMERY VERNON ' FRESHMEN LEO KING FOX AXEL GUNNAR LARSEN WILLIAM LOUIS FREY STEWART HANCOCK RICHARDSON NORMAN DAY GOESSLING RUSSELL HARRISON YERKES f ruin- oliluilo ETC? il E HH lil f 'Cl J' 'UK l J l 325 nn 192.2 con.NizxLL1A 1-2.1-. ci-inn an-man mi ,.fr-1:22113 vczmf 3522173 'UI-IP' ' ' i l l l l l l l ! l l i Zeta Beta 7 au i Founded in 1898 ROLL OF CHAPTERS , College of the City of New York 'Massachusetts Institute of Technology Q Columbia University Syracuse University I New York University ' University of Illinois v ' University of Pennsylvania Louisiana State University . Cornell University University OfM1Chlg2H Boston University Harvard University Western 'Reserve University McGill University- i Case School of Applied Science University of Virginia Tulane University University of Alabama Union University University of Missouri Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute Chicago University. - Ohio State University I I Vanderbilt University I I Q University of Southern California Washington and Lee University I . l l 3 l ! i Kalischer Homan Abt G. Davis Goodkind Sternau Wile Trounstine VV. Davis Nusbaum i VVeiner Sclilenker Robinson Alcus Taussig Manheimer Koehler Meyer Newman L. Newman Baker Marks Kramer Rubin Crocbkin 1 .a.Q.L..1-.it ,Qi gm, ,nu 131, ,i,,f rg! 115 rs. H. :minivan inn u i '11 326 HE 192.2 COILNEILLIA ill Kappa Chapter Estabhshed In 1907 SENIORS ARTHUR SIDNEY BAKER MAXWELL MARKS WILLIAM STERN GUTWILLIG KIEFER NEWMAN EARL SAMUEL KRAMER LAWRENCE WEDELL NEWMAN ' ABNER JOSHUA RUBIN .- U i In a JUNIORS I I HENRY ALCUS, JR DAVID EDGAR KALISCHER ' ALBERT SYLVESTER CROCKIN FREDERICK THEODORE MAYER I i 1 p JEROLD STROUSS MEYER SOPHOMORES - WALTER ALAN DAVIS ABNER THEODORE ROBINSON Q ARNOLD WOLEGANG KOEHLER CHARLES NEWMAN SCHLENKER I ROBERT JACQUES MANHEIMER RICHARD SIEGFRIED TAUSSIG ' RICHARD LEOPOLD WEINER FRESHMEN HENRY EDWARD ABT GOODMAN RICHARD DAVIS, JR HENRY MORTON GOODKIND, JR. i BENJAMIN HALE HOMAN, JR. E i 'E I MERRILL NUSBAUM HOWARD EISLER STERNAU LEWIS JOSEPH TROUNSTINE RICHARD HERNIAN WILE . , L QI-Q.. fi, ng Ig. Im gm .LH ..., ,In ,. 11:13:31 :of min 14:1 HIL msn yzunnz Qu: W :mx I' tux: u :Quia 1 in n 3 11 o in nxiuxiloli v1 F II nu mx my am Q U 5 I I I I I I I I I , ' ' I I - ! I I I I I I 1 I . I , , I I Z6fC!,gZQ7UlZ 'i I I ! . I 1 ! - u 2. I I 'T . ! I I 1 I HE 1917, COILNELLIA H11 X IUQHK 7'-7541- Hlllle w 1 1 7K 1 DU! L1-lf 1-Q-f TQ-y 1 5 : n l i - , 5 - '- : wfuf. - - A K-ve-fwff. Q i 'a W - VD' Ll ' i i i A lplza PS2 I , , Q ROLL or CHAPTERS i Ohio State University T Cornell University . Chicago Veterinary College i Kansas City Veterinary College 7 University of Pennsylvania I Colorado Agricultural College , , Q Alabama Polytechnic Institute e Q Michigan Agricultural College i . i Washington State College : I i W i T i i 9 5 9 Sholl Merritt Donohoe Bramer 'liremlett J.Bogan DeCamp - Canary L. Bogan Smith Brown Varley Sherwood Brenning LaP1erre Bower France Cheney McNil'l'q Roe Dennis ua 1Q 4 nm 14 yi inf ,Qt K3 JUL 11,1153 li it ,Q . if: . , J3 ,QL Un ,lf uf. 328 HE 192.2 CORNELLIA TfI '1 FOLIUY 'LU 7D.f YD Establlshed In 1907 FRA PRES IN FACULTATE PIERRE AUGUSTINE FISH VERANUS ALVA MOORE JAMES NATHAN FROST EARL SUNDERVILLE WILLIAM ARTHUR HAGAN JAMES RICHARD VARLEY WALTER LONG WILLIAMS FRATRES IN URBE RALPH BUFFINGTOIN LEROY PARTRIDGE MCCRAY CAMERON GOFF HAROLD BENJAMIN MCMURRAY LAWRENCE BOWER DAVID WIVILLIAM CHENEY MORRIS GILEQ FRANCE JAMES JOSEPH BOGAN JOHN LAWRENCE BOGAN CLARENCE NEWELL BRAMER IRVIN FREDERICK BRENNING CLAYTON EARL DECAMP 5 WALTER RICHARD DONOHOE CLIFFORD ALEXANDER MERRITT JAMES ELIAS SHERWOOD LLOYD BANKS SHOLL PHILIP RUDOLPH BOTHA SMITH SGPHOMORES ,- 2 fi B' ' MAURICE DEGRAFF CANARY JOHN VICTOR NEVITT F RESHM EN WILLIAM ALBERT DENNIS PAUL LEE MCNIFF MAYNARD JOSEPH LAPIERRE WILLIAM TRAVERS ROE . ...-.-.. .....-.-.-...-..-,. .- ...,-,. -,. , Q i E ! I Beta Ch apter i E , ! 5 I Q E Q Q T i i 7 JAMES RICHARD TREMLETT hlil- n in i n I RT: 11. 15 1CIs QD: ID ,QI I- I 31111101 .u 11911 no: HE 1917. CAOJLNELLIA , gqgn .gm m n 111: ln: init: 1110115111: ggi?-ing gn Qui 3.Q4.KJ.1 101 lu! lugsu I 1-,ci . min Q u 3 n l i 3 . ! ' R ,. : , X , g X c,r I X i q ui 5 ! ll' ::f:f55,,.,.EffQ1g ' , 'die-?e:0 Q Q E A Kappa PS2 i ' Founded in 1907 l Q . i l Q 1 5 l ! l , Clark Bethge Miles Eaton E.Gerbereux E.Arfmann C.QL1inby Henry , Johnson Howard Street Bahl Blue Lendway Robb Bush i Wriglit Fisher Mears Jennings Sherman Copeland Perry Bartlett Koehler I Hibbard S. Quimby V. Gerbereux Gaige Struthers Francis 'Winans Arnold 'Ln 1- KJJZJZJN i me rpg. ,wr ,Q3 ,Ui 1333 In . ,Qi ccnizai 1-11--pm qv- - 330 1-IE l92.l CORNELLIA 1w:s1o::1wx1 11131111 -' u uzuxxs 11u .1 110111: 111110111011 vgiijhrar an for 153 mg mm Q1 u. 717' i i i i' ll i Q ! .Q S ! L ! l ! ! I ! Q . ' AQDIUCZ PSI 2 ! FRATRES IN FACULTATE RALPH RAYMOND BUSH STEPHEN FARRELL CLEARY Q FRED SCHMIDT HOOFER FRATRES IN URBE i GILBERT MOLLESON HAROLD EUGENE SIMPSON , SENIORS , LEON EDWARD BARTLETT GEORGE JACKSON JENNINGS Q DWIGHT LOTHROP COPELAND MILTON ALPHONSE KOEHLER i CHARLES ARTHUR FISHER WILLIAM HODGESON MEARS PETER COLEMAN GALLIVAN WINSTON CHURCHILL PERRY : JAMES EDWARD GRAY HOWARD RELYEA SHERMAN, JR. Q SIMEON MATHER WRIGHT i ' JUNIORS I JOHN HENRY ARFMANN EUGENE WILSON GERBEREUX VICTOR DROSTE BETHGE FREDERICK THOMAS HENRY JR. JOHN ALLAN BLUE JOHN EVERETT HOWARD Q JASON CLARK ROGER CHARLES JOHNSON CHARLES 'HUGO DAHL PERLEY MASON KNAPP , DWIGHT CONN DALE CLARENCE EUGENE LAMOUREUX Q RODNEY CHAPIN EATON JOSEPH LENDWAY 7 i ' SOPHOMORES ' HENRY ARNOLD, JR. CARLTON BLISS QUINBY REESE RICHARD FRANCIS SIDNEY QUINBY VINCENT DEPAUL GERBEREUX HARRY WALTER ROBB OSCAR LAMONT HIBBARD GEORGE WILLIAM STREET, ZND. DEWITT CHARLES MILES ARCHBALD STRUTHERS, JR. 2 . FRESHMAN 2 WILBER MORTIMER GAIGE, JR. Lil ll Cxiltliln I-Tp :IU ill 121 it JK-1:1 1 ll 'W 'Dk R31 l 'LJ' E lUIL.JIH,.J.CZlJ- MD 331 HE 192.1 COILNELLIA 1-zu . c - ngaagfsa-f num-1:1-:lu-p .111--nm: 1071 'ICN 09 ' ' ' A A l i 2 I ! 5 Acacza 5 ' I l . I Founded in 1904 5 I ! ROLL OF CHAPTERS ! . University of California University of Michigan University of Chicago University of Minnesota L University of Colorado University of Missouri , l Columbia University University of Nebraska ! Cornell University Ohio State University i V University of Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State University : Harvard University Purdue University i University of Illinois Syracuse University i University of Iowa University of Texas ' Iowa State University University ofWashingto11 University of Kansas University of Wisconsin l Kansas State University Yale University University of Oklahoma University of Indiana I' Northwestern University l l l l ! ! 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N A 111121 vf rm:::D UT7 324217. ff,-'HlN QM f ,, L lll ! ei i Alpha Chz Rho Founded at Trinity Colleg e 1895 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Trinity College University of Virginia Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute Wash ington and Lee Universitv University of Pennsylvania Cornell University Columbia University Wesleyan University Lafayette College Allegheny College Dickinson College University of Illinois Yale University Pennsylvania State College Syl acuse University Lehig h University Dartmouth College University of Michigan .- . ! I i . - 4 'E n a . Rivers Cleary R Travis H. ewett R. ewett ahn Lechler OBrien Smith f Hemmer West Lll-lommedieu Sampson Stiner Collins Stevens Hudgins Snively E ewttt Crowley Joyce W. ones Trainer Brian H. Jones Dart H E 1 9 2. 2. I C O E L L I L U mi K 't,t NEW Mn A I -, ng-Lm mr f -.DJ um mf :nr 1 rea. l ,f lex E , :glgllllgmmti 1 fl' .2 Jw 1,14 ' I Ql' Ill 1 i 1 I i,illH,ll, Ll1s! XF i f, llhlluliylllf it ul hllhlllllx fx-fy! , , . , f fl' l l l K 4 r ,R W I 'yil xi l 2 . ! 5 Q 1 . . . , I l l l l J l ' Chobot Lllolsom Quillnan Gould Pifravis Jaeger Schoonmaker Senour Smart 0 gy or mf x-11 n 111.1 n - S ' ' , a ,Ut 1 mf :cn 1354 :gm gpg 13135 ,rn . , 334 l5Qllll l.fCXiJS.U .DI Qfioha CA YPA Phz Theta Chczpzfev Establlshed In 1908 FRATRES IN URBE EDWIN FRANK CHOBOT REXFORD WILBER JEWETT ANDREW JOSEPH HEMMER HAROLD ROBERT SMART REED PELTON TRAVIS CHARLES HUBERT CLEARY EUGENE LYON JEWETT HAROLD ALDEN JEWETT GEORGE PRICE LECHLER ARTHUR JOHN COLLINS, JR. LEROY BELKNAP HEIDKE HOULDER HUDGINS RAYMOND FREDERICK JAHN SENIORS WILLIAM CLYDE 0,BRIEN JOSEPH DILL RIVERS ELLIOT BOUGHTON SMITH HUBERT KLING SNIVELY IUNIORS HOWARD WILLIS L,HOMMEDIEU FREDERICK WILLIAM SAMPSON RICHARD STEVENS H. ARTHUR MATTHEW WEST SOPHOMORES EDWIN WILSON FOLSOM MAX VAN PALEN SCHOONMAKER GEORGE TYZZER GOULD RAYMOND GERARD SENOUR QTTO CARL JAEGER ROBERT ARBUCKLE SCHNUCK FRANCIS JOSEPH QUILLNAN- CECIL EWING STINER PAUL HENRY TRAVIS GEORGE TENNYSON BRIAN JOHN MICHAEL CROWLEY ROBERT FRANKLIN DART HAROLD BARCLAY JONES FRESHMEN WILLIAM HENRY JONES JOSEPH PATRICK JOYCE WILLARD AUSTIN SANN FRANKLIN FOUCHE TRAINER 1-IE 192.2 COILNELLIA xv do fir 1' 13 G15 :I U El El-, 125 '53 IIIIIID Q3 .-I .QI LQ: 1-11 n izuizui 1 3 5 HE. 1912. CORNELLIA Pfilila Iulil-II QI! - I -lllf I -Ill-K QIQIQ Q QI! D Q l DIZ!! llmlmll -ll I. I.. A U .DHI E Q S Q if U E i C Q i ,C 1 Q g gk 331 622 Q i 10 K Ut 3' I 5 84,-zur,-X rg ,fHQ1,x5'5 ' ! Env,51551- ' Q 5 Alpha Szgma Phz i Founded at Yale 1845 R ROLL or CHAPTERS . Yale University Massachusetts Agricultural College Q Marietta College Ohio Wesleyaii University i Ohio State University University of California F University of Illinois University of Pennsylvania v X University of Michigan University of Nebraska Q ! Cornell University . Colorado University 6 i University of WlSQOHSl11 University of Minnesota ' ' Columbia University University of Kentucky 5 .1 Harvard University Leland Stanford, Jr. University H University of Washington Pennsylvania State College i Iowa State College ' University of Chicago 5 Oregon Agricultural College I i -. i i i 5 l ! E . I ! ' it l Q Schenck Nolin Texidor Brodt Howard G. Ball Schwingel Barnes G. L.Vermi1ye 7 ! Kohl Moulton Hope Rooney J. Ball Uhrbrock Velsey Moore Ormiston f , Hogan Diehl Robnett Bonsal Williams Adams Burwick Harris Roberts Whittaker Patch A. Nolin Glathe Dorsey Clark Casey Douglass Toadvine Cilloniz Aikins Q l Q HJ' EE1 1- va E5 Jr n iq gg nm ug ur M 131 1- 4. 1. ,mimi 1.11 n un s :zu u 1 u u 1 e 'J 336 T 1-1 E 1. 9 2. 2. C O IL N E L L I A 531' Milli 'lg 'Q 1 1 IDr 1131215 CVQDAQ U Q Iota Chapter Established in 1909 FRATERS IN FACULTATE ' . ALBERT RAYMOND NOLIN E SENIORS JOHN ROBERT AIKINS WILLIAM BOONE DOUGLASS, JR. ROBERT GREGORY CLARK Q .,.O, HENRY BERNHARD GLATHE FRANCIS LAWTON CASEY ROBERT BUCKINGHAM PATCH JERRY SPIRES DORSEY STEPHEN PURNELL TOADVINE, II JUNIORS ALFRED EUGENE ADAMS VINCENT LEWIS KOHL LAWRENCE ALMON BARNES A ROBERT ST. JOHN ORMISTON HOWARD VINCENT BONSAL JAMES POWELL ROBNETT MIGUEL CILLONIZ ANTONIO TEXIDOR EDWARD PETER DIEHL RAYMOND DEWITT VELSEY ARTHUR HILL EMERICK CHARLES WHITTAKER EDWIN JOHNSTON HOWARD ROGER WILLIAMS WALTER DAVID WRIGHT, JR. I SOPHOMORES GEORGE BALL, JR. EMMET ELLSWORTH HART JONATHAN MUELLER BALL PAUL JAMES MOORE WILLIAM EVANS BERWICK JOSEPH ANTHONY ROONEY HENRY SNOWDEN BRODT HENRY SCHENCK, JR. HAROLD WITTE UHRBROCK FRESHMEN CARLE COVILLE HARRIS RICHARD WILMARTH MOULTON DANIEL WISE HOGAN, JR. JOSEPH HENRY NOLIN BENJAMIN LOUIS HOPE JAMES ALBERT ROBERTS SILVANUS JENKINS MACY, JR. VINCENT JOHN SCHWINGEL GERARD LATHROP VERMILYE ,HI gm ,np QI ,LA ,Giza AR I. ,o. an- am Him. -rrzzm 1 337 1-IE 192.1 COILNELLIA nz-un: :nc 11 f' ennxgqxn 1 Qu up -Q:-111011: urging-Zvi IULJIQL vu! LQ! 7111 r l C' f.:?::frl,fffs'1g z 1-apr. 1 ' ! ,, g t 1 i A i ff, N Cle o: -iff? X 41,,5T5iRC,4,,e - Szgma Plzz Szgma i Founded in 1904 g ROLL OF CHAPTERS I . . . E University ofPennsylvan1a ! Cornell University I Nlaryland State 'College University of California University of Illinois Pennsylyania State College University of Maine ! , l l l l l i Brown Smith Olsen Mahon Eckerson Lee E Atkinson Schauble Jones T. Potts Nazor Sisco Wagar Lake ' TenBroeck Gardner Winkelman Field Nichols Barlow Borman Brenner Potts. Darling Kauffman Tinkham Inglis Speh Gilbert Harris B. Parker C. Parker Gill Lf' 'U' 'U' HL nfl Jin 1313 nm. .Hu ,Ur g. .rn 1.-Q-11:11 1 I 338 I H E L V 9 2. 2, C O R. N E L L I A. P5133 fl' H1111 ' lin Elini!! ni li lI1llllllXi I vfl 114 FD! JU! Mx H11 'LQJ JD! Jugijlwr lr E i V I ! . 1 Q A I ! I I I, V I A ! ! I 1 i Q S. ?,Lg7'7La1 s . L ! . Gamma Chapter g Established in 1910 I ' F RATRES IN FACULTATE ' JOHN HALL BARRON OLNEY BROWN KENT i MAURICE CHASE BURRITT CHARLES EDWARD O,ROURKE F FRATER IN URBE ' EDMOND HARVEY STEVENS SENIORS Q HENRY GASSAWAY BROWN, JR. FRANCIS WILBUR LAKE i HAROLD IRVING ECKERSON WILLIAM FRANCIS MAHON, JR. ' WARREN HERBERT JONES JAMES OLSEN 5 - JOHN LAMPMAN SMITH I i JUNIORS i ROBERT EMORY ATKINSON JOHN WRIGHT POTTS E SUMNER HANCOCK BARLOW THOMAS JACKSON POTTS 1 JOHN WILLIAM BORMAN OTTO CHARLES SCHAUBLE , NEVIN TRUOG BRENNER A SPENCER EDWARD SISCO, JR. WILLIAM HOWLETT GARDNER - JACOB WESSEL TENBROECK . ROBERT EDWARD LEE HUMPHREQY ROBINSON WAGAR ! HOWARD MUSSETT NAZOR LOUIS ARTHUR WINKELMAN i . ' SOPHOMORES ELLIOTT WINCHESTER DARLING, JR. GURDON HORTON KNAPP HAL WILSON FIELDS WALTER PALMER NICHOLS, JR. RICHARD COCHRAN GILL LEWIS CONRAD PARKER CHARLES CROUCH KAUFFMAN GORDON PROCTOR TINKHAM F RESHMEN P I SAMUEL VANDEREOEL GILBERT STUART INGLIS LESTER KOENIG HARRIS BERTRAM SHANKS PARKER Q HAROLD CHARLES SPEH 1 f ma-IU. 'gm ,fn gm Iggy ,fu Flux l' EJ H, 1- Izmir- mini!-M 339 urs. roar. CORNELLIA 1-1-1-: Q i x wwf 2 . A -' U. -'-. iw, Z, i E Sai f I x: 'fr m ,-4 vlyxpal 13. s ist J ry X ia- . S 5 ' vig ,,a'v.i'.. ! - A, , all - ' i Q iiiir i - 1+ l N Q Qll ll x Q ae, il l . HW' ' i ' 21 iiKlWlHlH '- Q V . Beta Szgma Rho Q Founded in 1910 ! 5 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Cornell University Pennsylvania State College 5 Columbia University I . . F UDIVCFSIKY of Buffalo ! . i i ! ' I i Sobol Kline L. Robbins Dattelbaum 3 Goldklang Sherman Kovner Krinski I. Levin Cohen Graef S Weiss Cracovaner C. Robbins Wolkind Goetz Kahn Lurie Eichen Brandman Myers Binenkorb Horwitz Brown M. Levin Cantor Rosenfeld Colm Ln ua ILA-ini nu I ,fn me ,cg 113171331 7412, ,Ur mr .. ,Qi 551131 ml... In uznnqp 01111 340 Deta Qalgma like Alpha Chapter Establlshed In 1910 FRATRES IN URBF EMILIKLINE BERNARD SOBOL ! HYMAN BRANDMAN ALEX CRACOVANER i IRVING PHILIP GRAEF SENIORS - JEROME CANTOR DAVID NATHANIEL DATTELBAUM IRVING HAROLD SHERMAN JUNIORS ' BERNARD DAVID GOLDKLANG n 'E GEORGE MYERS LAWRENCE HERBERT ROBBINS MELVIN CLIFFORD ROBBINS MILTON WEISS SOPHOMORES ' CARL CHARLES BROWN HAROLD EDWARD LURIE ' BERNARD JACOB KOVNER EDWARD HAROLD WOLKIND FRESHMEN AARON LOUIS BINENKORB LEON COHEN MURRY ARTHUR COHN i SEYMOUR DUBOIS EICHEN A I . -. . o i ' BERNARD MICHAEL GOETZ ABRAM HENRY BENJAMIN HORWITZ LEON SIDNEY KAHN HERBERT BERNARD KRINSKI JESS LEVIN MATTHEW DAVID LEVIN ROSENFELD gn JEL ll lik H E 1 9 2. 7. C 0 D. N E. L L I A ..I.,..I..,.....,-.... .-.. -...-.-...-...-..,-.- ....-, ..,..-..,-,. ,. , . . i i , 5 . j I E i E ! ! -! 1 ! E ! ! I-111-111-:I 11. Ig, ,fn QI gm, ,fn 341 HE l92.2. COJLNELLIA lllil . IlUl'l.ll - U- I lil-Ill-lilililQICYQIIIQII - IQIII-I Yllalll ID - V l N 4 I IYQXI 5 ,I Q gl -sa. : f17i::: I, 3 ? , T . 5 ,i kfifffilx ' A . I I ff :,2w1wa:th x 'i Q fly .,.. , 5 :iii ! Q izsigg ' saws f u Plzz Kappa Szgma . Founded at University of Pennsylvania 1850 ! ROLL OF CHAPTERS ' University of Pennsylvania Armour Institute of Technology ' Washington and Jefferson College University of Maryland g Dickinson College University of Wisconsin ! Franklin and Marshall College Vanderbilt University ' University of'Virginia University of Alabama ' Columbia University University of California e Tulane University I Massachusetts Inst. of Technology ! University of Illinois Georgia School of Technology Randolph-Macon College Purdue University Northwestern University University of Michigan University of Richmond University of Chicago Pennsylvania State College I Cornell University ' Washington and Lee University University of Minnesota i University of West Virginia Leland Stanford, Jr. University : University of Maine University of Washington ' ' State University of Iowa i Mt 3 5 l Q Vaughan Brewster Estill Toms Gans Hansen I Melcher Grogan Nims Duncan Riley Young Spence Niles Bentley Davis Thomas Austin Smith Martin Grove Ramsburg Cannon Schuette Job Moran Rankin l -A 1 tim IDK Ifi. me fm fm Trot LU. gpg 1. i. ,. , ,pt gm , 11,-.13 -1-.-- 1.---. ---,J ' 342 HE 192.2 COJLNEILLIA . I-: :nun f tnxtn nn :Qu -9- an unmxm vrrr-sm rm mg IX sw a 1 ! . ! I ! ! Q ! ! ! I ! ! L L- 5 I 7-DA S- ! I L czppaq ggma, i i Alpha Rho Chapter Q Established in 1911 1 FRATRES IN FACULTATE ! i MORRIS GILBERT BISHOP LEONARD ALEXANDER LAWRENCE 5 HORACE LEONARD JONES MARTIN WRIGHT SAMPSON . . ' FRATRES IN URBE E EUGENE BAKER JOHN ARTHUR WALLIZE I D ' , EMETRIUS WILBUR GRISWOLD ALFRED BISSEL WRAY i J SENIORS i JAMES ALBERT AUSTIN CARL HAMMAN GANS E JAMES STUBY BENTLEY THOMAS TURNBULL, 3RD. Q ALBERT STANLEY DUNCAN JOHN LAURENS YOUNG, 3RD. i 3 NIORS 1 . JU i LYMAN SANBORN BREWSTER THOMAS CLYDE RILEY LEONARD HARLAN DAVIS STOCKBRIDGE CABLE SPENCE 5 MATTHEW JOSEPH GROGAN HASKELL MOISSON THOMAS EDGAR DEWITT NILES, JR. ALLEN PARK TOMS , ARTHUR VAN DOREN NIMS HENRY POLK VAUGHAN l . I SOPHOMORES ' RICHARD SLAGLE ESTILL A JOHN HENRY MELCHER ELBRIDGE ERLY GARY THEODORE CARLISLE MORAN I EDWARD HULL HANSEN GILBERT FRASER RANKIN HARLEY GIBBS SMITH, JR. FRESHMEN 5 I BURTON BRADLEY BREWSTER DANIEL HARVEY KROUSE MALLORY KING CANNON ' EDWARD HOUSTON MARTIN WILLIAM JARBOE GROVE ELIAS BEESON RAMSBURG, JR Q RQBERT JOB, JR, HENRY RAHR SCHUETTE i Ln 131 KJ. ,3 31L 51, ,UI Ig Lg, E, ,cn . 1U I 1:11 aninzinonizo 1 n1n HE. 1917. co1LNELL1A n:sxl:1xu1nx1nx1n3n1 1- scximf .E I 1u1:Dvf ' IIDHICWD C ' ' I ' ' 'f l I I 1 5 if H.. i in. 2 tilt .. iw ' if I 11 We Q7 Tililili 15141 ' 1 1 izvlfif Salinas ina' vwllll Q -6.4335-'lsielrl eriliiw' -' 5 izf illiillli 5 iillfiif iff. I -15.523441 gg5!!,2f52f:2m--15255, Q Nga gimp 4 2 'f iiizsila 9-Z-1' il? any I I . IW -WE? : -IY !il1K: -,, '2wfPi'WM' . 1 rf ei -f mir 1 if i ' ll 2 J : ,f ' s i 2 A P2 Lambda Phi I Founded 1895 I ' ' ROLL OF CHAPTERS I ' Columbia University University of Pittsburgh I New York University Lehigh University I . . . if Cornell University Stevens Institute of Technology i University of Michigan Yale University E University of Pennsylvania University of Chicago I McGill University I : I i U I E I F I i Kaufmann Coblens Fleischmann Feldman Sternberg Claster Beck . 5 Jacobstein' Baum K-ay Kriegsman Frank Levy Berger i Nogi i Gruneck Morris H. Melmker Lazarus Frredlander E. Melniker Green Lf. - -1.1. f .W 133 ,Q3 ,gr ,cg ,Qigm .Q. ,. .Qi m. Q, 533 ,Ui .Civ tmzzzmf my 344 u I o a 'Z H E I. 9 2. 7. C O IL N E L L I 1-11111: uqaguxuxxu-augnxrvtnn I-111: .1 xxolxvxsbnxiloltn ng w I I ! i i ! I ! ED I i JDE czaxzzbciczfjbhb i , Delta Chapter E Established in 1911 i FRATERS IN URBE DR. PHILIP CLINTON SAINBURC- Q SENIORS SEYMOUR LEOPOLD BAUM RICHARD KOHNS KAUFMANN Q MILTON BERGER SIDNEY GARNER KAY i HAROLD JEROME FRANK EDWIN KRIEGSMAN ELLISON JACOBSTEIN EARLE ELMER LEVY JUNIORS JULIAN'-RALPH FLEISCHMANN SIDNEY GRUNECK I HENRY NOGI i SOPHOMGRES i MONROE ADOLPH BECK MONROE COBLENS FRESHMEN SAM BERNARD, JR. HAROLD CLASTER , HERBERT BERNARD CLASTER HAROLD KERMIT GREEN ' JOSEPH ASHUR LAZARUS EDWARD MELNIKER HAROLD MELNIKER , r-11 n in 31111 u 1 ni 1 DAVID FELDMAN - EDWARD MENDELOWIT7 MARCUS SEGFRIED FRIEDLANDER ROBERT MORRIS I EDWIN STERNBERG Lf. M. ,UI a::1u. fp. ..q mg. fm, :rn ,QI Jw cn- 11-I 1- fmznl 345 HE 1912, COJLNELLIA. .. ,551 . V NWN! ., f f' 1.1-3151145 '7'Rh742fRiZ32fN - '- 11 V , 255-4 ' ,, . ,E ,4 -. ,A N mvfw-,f ,-ffi.4,. -11 -- -x-zu-nam q-mum: - f i lEf HUEIDW w ' 1 -o fs I M L ,im 4 we Q 4 J 4 Ng Q6l,f',7f f ,MT ax, ,X j . .V ., . f 'l Xll' 1 ,'. ' li. ' .,.,, 1 11147 - -. i 1' I , f ',1m,,. Q. vf.. ,mn Sigma Alpha Mu . 9 Founded 1909 , ROLL OF CHAPTERS College of the City of New York University of Buffalo Cornell University Massachusetts Institute of Technology ' Columbia University Yale University Q Long Island Medical College University of Cincinnati , F5 Physician,s and Surgeon's College University of Illinois Syracuse University Dickinson University E4 Cornell Medical College I University of Alabama nj University of Pennsylvania University of Utah University of Kentucky Washington University University of Minnesota McGill University . Harvard University University of Pittsburgh University of Oklahoma University of Toronto Ohio State University Tulane University Rutgers College i l E 5 Sell Horowitz Amson Korchien Caplan Polakofl' I Weingold Kinoy , Solowey Herz Feldman Lipsky Berman Miske Druckerman Doniger Brown Gross Love Kaplan Markin Offenthal Klein L M1 151 ,Ur 1311 nu got ,cn ns. V . K 11151 :cn 1- i mr r-rxn-:nun-zu u in vu: l 'l 346 I Q , A ! i 1 , i I 7 ARNOLD LAURENCE GFFENTHAL S 347 HE 197.2 CORNELLIA : ': - - '-5733 U31 fCTC'fUCiEv wuzmf cn1:m3 voI:nv -L' .U ,N fm 2, A 3' YQI Jw ,LU Jflf I Z L.JL.9ITlHj'lLfJfld JVILL Q Beta Chapter Established in 1911 FRATER IN URBE BARNEY POLAKOFF . I . . . . . . . . i W , W I I , . I . F I . I . . i . I -1 a i L. I . SENIORS ' WILLIAM BERMAN MONROE HERZ JOSEPH JAY FELDMAN MERRILL DAVID LIPSKY I i ' . GEORGE MISKE ,- 5 - A i .- 1 i JUNIORS 1 u ! . : GEORGE JACOB DRUCKERMAN LAWRENCE SOLOWEY E SOPHOMORES IRVING AMSON JULIUS KORCHIEN BERNARD HOROWITZ EDWARD SELL HARRY NATHAN KINOY JOSEPH WEINGOLD FRESHMEN BENJAMIN BROWN DAVID KAPLAN DANIEL CAPLAN DANIEL KLEIN HARRY ELLIOT DONIGER ARTHUR HERBERT LOVE BENJAMIN GROSS ELIAS MARKIN ID Q7 E JE? IE fl CD 113 H 1EJ f HE. 192.2 COJLNELLI - uluff' 1m:m1 IUCZIM H3132-f 1311313 vmgbr mnmxuxqn 3 s r xo Q gg sk is i i. I f l i l! ,, it I I- flilllililwll -1cl'7- ,i I I1 . Wil. 1s1il1f!l'1'112sf2 i l df' 1 Vigil , oil' ll Wi gg-E Q, I Phi Epsilon Pi u Founded in 1902 ROLL OF CHAPTERS 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 Carnegie Institute of Technology Northwestern University University of Illinois University ofC1nc1nnat1 Dartmouth College University of Georgia University of Virginia Georgia School of Technology Tufts College University of Maine Rhode Island State College Brown University Alabama Polytechnic Institute Connecticut Agricultural College Syracuse University Washington and Lee University University of Iowa ohns Hopkins University University of Michigan Robbins Van Poznalc Greenberg Silverman Klein Schlesinger Friend Hxrsh Greenebaum Anthony Piesen Freiberger Jagee Merksamer Osness Felclstem Rhode Ellcan Cohen Bernstein ia.. ,Qi gm, nu ,tg nu ian 1311. nu Au 14,1251 ,ru H iq. mi mf 348 HE 1912. COILNELLIA A Epsilon Chapter ! , Established in 1911 1' SENIORS IRA MARSOP COHEN ELWOOD GERARD FELDSTEIN - STANLEY ELKAN WILLIAM OSNESS CLARENCE BENNET RHODE ,- a i r- o IUNIORS ' JOHN KAPLAN ANTHONY FRANK BERTRAM LEVY , MAURICE BERNSTEIN DAVID MERKSPYMER MAURICE PIESEN ' SOPHOMORES PETER ANDERSON BLATE SYLVAN ROOS HIRSCH IRWIN LAWRENCE FREIBERGER WILTON JAFFEE, WILLIAM ALBERT GREENEBAUM HOWARD BELMONT KLEIN ALBERT SILVERMAN 5 E4 FRESHMEN LEONARD FRANK COHEN WILLIAM SANDEL LOUCHHEIM , PHILIP RAU FRIEND EDGAR LEITNER SCHLESINGER ' SYDNEY MATTHEW GREENBERG AARON VAN POZNAK JOSEPH ROBBINS E 5 L E A A , I-. ..-,-. I . U f L M. mln 1331 I-53 511 4113. .ggy IUI ,uf LCD an 1- 'mir' 1E ' 349 f ' 3 0111. l1n11nl1nx I1 I I Q n HE 192-1 COILNELLIA . . ,tux 1.1, mgmgp Q ugn n :xx 1 Qnxinixn vujipr -Ly-ggi :DLEJJ 191 um nw 1 u llA1llq BHK I l i Q ,- i p in 5 0 4 , i 0 Q ,SA K A , I Q Q I . 5 Omega 'Y au Szgma i . Founded in 1910 i . ROLL OF CHAPTERS Q i University of Pennsylvania i Cornell University Ohio State University E Toronto University George Washington University i i ! , , ,t M it . l Q . l I ' Moersfelder Harden T. Miller Haines Whiting Crawford Marshall Baset R. Miller Dohm Wliipple Nelson Conlon Robens Maus Foote Vaselius Wooden Hall Sutton Turner Monroe Devolt Loope 5 Montemayor Lalirance Ruehle Caslick McBride Roberts Bullard Brunette ! Nevens Kennelly W. Gibbons Cox Rife Miers V. Gibbons Taylor ul . M. Cm ,mam f,5,ai,iJi,. , .......-...-L..-.. - . - - 350 HE 1912. COILNELLIA x-:-1-:CI -ltmuvan :many-. gm--q,.,q.g,. ,Q .Q ng, qqmg ni vqglm nw ,vm my-lm ul, SQ! mf mf 1 i E Q ! . ! ! ! E Q ! ! ' M .vrrzcgyu 'J Lou, Ubyllzw ' 2 ! ' Beta Chapter i Established in 1911 Q ' F RATRES-IN FACULTATE DR. CHARLES MILTON CARPENTER DR. HERBERT GILMAN DR. EDWARD RAYMOND CUSHING DR. GRANT HOPKINS T5 DR. MYRON GUSTEN FINCHER DR. HOWARD MILKS ! DR. PIERRE FISH DR. VERANUS ALVA MOORE ' DR. JAMES WEAST FULLER DR. HADLEY CARUTHERS STEVENSON A' DR. EARL SUNDERVILLE . FRATRES IN URBE . DR. WILBUR FRANKLIN GRANT LESLIE OSTRANDER i SENIORS EARL LOUIS BRUNETTE ROSWELL MILLER MONROE JOHN FLOWER BULLARD CLARENCE ROGERS ROBERTS ' EDWARD ALBERT CASLICK OTTO RUEHLE, JR. JOHN LAFRANCE HARRY WILLIAM SUTTON CLARENCE LOOPE JOHN CORYDON TURNER FRANK MCBRIDE MARIANO RANGEL MONTEMAYOR GEORGE GUSTAV VASELIUS RS HARRY LAWRENCE CONLON ROBERT MATHIAS MILLER HAROLD MOON DEVOLT WILLIAM JOHN MOERSFELDER WILLIAM HERMAN DOHM HAROLD GEORGE NELSON HOWARD JOHN FOOTE MILTON ALTON NEVENS GEORGE HAYINES WILLIAM GLENN ROBENS FREDERICK ABBEY HALL DEVILLO SLOAN JAMES HENRY JOSEPH HARDEN EARL FRANKLIN WHIPPLE FRANK CHARLES MAUS AUBREY ARTHUR WOODEN SOPHOMORES DELL CLAIRE BASSETT MAYNARD HAROLD MIERS HERBERT MORRIS COX TRELFORD SIMPSON MILLER WILLIAM CRAWFORD CHARLES CORNELIUS RIFE CLYDE LEWIS KERN FRED THEODORE TAYLOR ! JAMES SUMNER MARSHALL RALPH EARL WHITING J FRESHMEN 1 EDWARD MARTIN KENNELLY RICHARD VINCENT GIBBONS ' WALTER JOSEPH GIBBONS w r mg HL mr HR mt ,mr In nm grim lm N ,oi ,K,, -,,-n -p.-1-lu-nn-n uc-nv -I-v-11'1 351 H E 1 9 2, 2, C, O IL N E L L I A N A , , nz n 1 :cn :xox:uQnLt Ottmar: 4 in n 1 11 ox: o s :min 1 mrtgfglg-gl: :nc ul-3,11 My :Qi Ju,41ur . 3 + E ,v -2257 i J Q Y ' . 'x i Szgma Pin Epszlon 3 1 ,ga-,i irgmymtga B i ' if13'l1I'llll'gffl Founded 1901 1 ' f 5. lllrlifalielfxla t i i r e illili1ll'Jll31'il llzlislllllli .1 lll . ,ill- E ' i ! RoLL or CHAPTERS A Q University of Richmond Cornell University Baker University. , i West Virginia University Lehigh University I University ofCal1forn1a F University of lllinois Ohio State University QHIVETSICY oglxlebraslha U ' 't fC l ' d Norwich University as ington tate o ege 3 ' gfPgniiis2yl?1ania Alabama Polytechnic Institute Massachusetts Agricultural College ! gollefecof Vyilliagn ancgllqllary Fgrinity Ccglggil gollorado Agg1I?1ltuPrag:Col1l'ege ' l t ar na tate o ege artmout o ege niversity o ort aroma , Wcalishingtocn land Lee University george Wgshington University Oklalhfmla Agriftgttffal and ' Georgia School of Technology yracuse niversity ec anica o ege .2 Pennsylvania State College Purdue University University of Arkansas Q Iljawrence Ccggefigle I gFive1GsityhofM6Jntana' gniversity of? Washington ' v t issouri no ort ern niversity niversity o irginia ! Uiiiviiiitii gf Tennessee State University of Iowa University of Delaware i Denver University lowa State College University ofW1scons1n ' Iowa Wesleyan College University of Minnesota Randolph-Macon College University of Michigan Ohio Wesleyan University Kansas Agricultural College Oregon Agricultural College Q , i i i i Q 5 ! l l Q 9 ! . ! ! i 2 , i ! Deuel Burg Ripley Morrisette Wyckoff Bullwinkle Reeve Doty Barker 1 E Groome McKinney Duley McGrath Warren Gephart Flory Weeks Skutt Church Blackwood W. M. Leonard C. H, Leonard Rhodes Righter Peck Baxter Preston Stewart Denton Nielsen Walls Jones MacFadzean Anderson Valentine Walton Pease Lx- JUL 1f., , n 1. . nn ink ,tn f' Ut 'Cz' uf, 1- it H . A r 1 .l1ru11u1:n s 1 ' Q 352 H E 1 9 2. 7. C O IL N E L L I A lu 1 I 11 ' uxnxzuinu 111: I 1 1 in urn: :lin agiyn fur mc :gg nu :mr Im nu yy Q C j . ' 'I 7 E .New York Beta Chapter E1 Established in 1912 B FRATRES IN FACULTATE FRED AUGUST CARLSON DONALD ENGLISH THAD LUMPKIN COLLUM OSCAR DIEDRICH VON ENGELN WALTER LICHTENTHAELER CONWELL ADRIAN GORDON GOULD FRATRES IN URBE HARRY CHARLES BALDWIN JAMES ALEXANDER MCKINNEY JAMES FERRIS MCKINNEY SENIORS I ROBERT WILLIAM ANDERSON ROGER WATERMAN PEASE GILBERT HENRY DENTON WILLIAM GEORGE RHODES RENO VICTOR JONES NEWELL COE STEWART HAROLD VILLERS NIELSEN ANDRUS TITUS VALENTINE U NEIL PALMER MACFADZEAN BRADLEY DORR WALLS 3 SANFORD RUBY PARKER I ALFRED BAILYS WALTON JUNIORS 5 ELMER JAMES BAXTER WILLIAM MILEHAM LEONARD G ALBERT JAMES BLACKWOOD EDWARD MALONEY MCGRATH F WILLIAM LORAN BOWMAN BERTRAM HAZEN PECK CHRISTIAN RICHARD BRUNING WILBUR JACKSON PRESTON A WADE DULEY FRANCIS IRVING RIGHTER CHILSON HATHAWAY LEONARD ROBERT DEBEVOISE WARREN SOPHOMORES HORACE EDWARD BURG HENRY ANGLE MCCOMAS HAROLD EDWIN DEUEL ROBERT FRANKLIN MCKINNEY LOUIS PAUL FLORY CHARLES DODSON MORRISETTE JOHN RICHARD GEPHART ALEXANDER GRAY SKUTT EDGAR MURPHY GROOME WILLIAM DONALD WEEKS FRESHMEN GEORGE HENRYIBARKER RAYMOND ROSS REEVE GEORGE ALBERT BULLWINKEL MILLS NORTON RIPLEY ROBERT LEVANT DOTY PAUL DYGERT WYCKOFE ZII,-:ful ,Tn Mg ,gk fm 'hm ERB. 41333. 1. .. ,u:m::nJf ani-H U3 353 uZ3ZuLB.LZ2L.E!.f QJMJJDYT W' at A5 F +2-aw-as KJ Qhrg, Xi Theta Chz Founded 1856 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Norwich Un1ve1s1ty Massachusetts Inst of Technology University of Mame 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 Purdue University University of Rochester Dartmouth College University of Indiana Hampden Sidney College Richmond College Dickinson College University of Illinois Oregon Agricultural College University of Florida New York Universitv North Dakota Agricultural College Alabama Polytechnic Institute University of Wisconsin Pennsylvania State College University of Pittsburgh University of Michigan Leland Stanford r. University University of North Carolina University of West Virginia Ohio State University Pritchard W. Ludlum Hyne Adams Dovver Gorleri Mills Williams Broderick Long Donahue Gordon Ayer Gillillan Haldeman Bennett C. Ludlum Sleicher Ashley H. Smith Slockbower Moore Gerken Conley Schaefer Campbell C. Smith Bruckbauer Brownell 1-I E I. 9 2. 7. C O R, N E L L I A gn in 1, ,tug 3-.,3,1,. .pq 11 nxbnxilu 11: u 1 zur 1 ug! mg: 1 T711-f iff? 'VY -3: 1' f X-F' :e:,,i ': 5. ':?fz:f . 'V' .I-2 Q fp fx' -L z T' if 7 J 7 N 131, Hi. fm mg, gf, .cn .Ui 155, ,.,. ,. ,r gg. 1333. 5133 ,rig ,m -o- 1113213113 354 1-IE 1.92.1 COILNELLIA. lllillii Il.lI - I ll! ll! I llili I Zlili Oli!! il I 1 D -IIIQIIIQX - I J V 3 H I , ,Q Q i Q i . I ! ! ! ! ! ! 5 I ! I ! 2 . ! Lambda Chapter i Established in 1912 F RATRES IN FACULTATE i THEODORE SUMNER FARLEY CHARLES DANIEL LUDLUM Q FRATRES IN URBE Q JAMES RICHARD ADAMS CLARENCE BARLOW HUNT THORNE CUMMINGS HULBERT JAMES EVART MATTHEWS i LOUIS FREDERICK WARRICK i SENIORS i THEODORE SUMNER FARLEY LESTER TRIEN HALDEMAN ' EDWIN ANDREWS GORDON CHARLES DANIEL LUDLUM 5 FLORENTINO GORLERI, JR. ARTHUR KENWARD MILLS Q PAUL SLEICHER JUNIORS CHARLES TEMPLE ASHLEY CHARLES WILLIAM HYNE i ELMER WILLIAM AYER RICHARD LEWIS LONG 1 RAYMOND WEBB DONAHUE RALPH SLOCKBOWER ROBERT LANDON GILFILLAN HARRY HARORAIIES SMITH i KENNETH VICTOR WILLIAMS SOPHOMORES t LETCHER WAYNE BENNETT SIDNEY IRVING DOWER EDWARD JOHN BRODERICK WALTER DENTON LUDLUM, JR. SPENCER BROWNELL, JR. COLEMAN BASSETT MOORE JOHN HENRY CAMPBELL BLANCHARD LEWIS PRITCHARD F RESHMEN J DEWITT GORDON ANGUS HENRY ARTHUR GERKEN 3 LEONARD BRUCKBAUER ROBERT MERTENS SCHAEEER ' ARTHUR CONLEY, JR. CLIFTON DYER SMITH fi : GD UU Y 'E' 11 il TJLN l Il IS 11 'Ol I I 355 H E L 9 2. 7. C O IL N E L L I A xv: .Q -1 an lznxqnnauanxq funn -ar g-:Laugh a:nr1nx3u dnt uw Rig-LD! 1Z2L.Iu.f HQ! Uni Iac-:nr lc i i i E ! 2 . .V,., - ' au! 7 I aff. mix ' ? -Q ! H : l I E ! : ! . g E Z euszs I . I Founded 1D 1912 . Ei McWilliam Arnold Scanlon ' Balme Jelley Cossart Waldron Jameson Frederick Christie Towne Harrington Horton Hill Tiffany Hayward Holbrook Florio Laird Roelofs Ashley Hogg Hoffman Welmle LDLJQL 'HEEL nu nn ag, gp, 1f'w. 771,13 gig, ,Qu 1. ,or 1331 ml ggipl- . iuinlic 'll I 'l 356 HE 192.1 CORNELLIA 1-:s-lr:-111-1uQnQa111n sqm: 11311 11: nc 11:31. 1111-1 nil: vcIJ.fEfg'I'f for Q TQ: :gf :gy :gr zrfr7'n'r' i i i ! E ! ! ! ! ! i ! ! ! ! ' ' Cglezfcszs ! I Q in 1 F RATRES IN F ACULTATE 5 , LESLIE CARD ALLAN CAMERON FRASER Q CEDRIC HAY GUISE i ' FRATER IN URBE i DAVID EARL MATTERN E Q SENIORS , BURTON MARSHAL ASHLEY ANTHONY JOHN FLORIO 5 5 5 1 JUNIORS - Q i KENNETH EDWARD ABNER HAYWARD GEORGE WHITMAN HOLBROOK H Q GEORGE ALBERT HOGG GEORGE ALVIN LAIRD I i FRANK ADAM HOFFMAN CHARLES RICHARD ROYELOFS i VICTOR OTTO WEHI,E E1 SOPHOMORES F i DIX ARNOLD ROBERT AUGUSTUS HILL A HOWARD CHARLES BALME DONALD WINSLOW HORTON : CORNELLIUS WELLS CHRISTIE WILLIAM HENRY MCWILLIAM, IR. ' KENNETH GRIFFITH SIBLEY FERGUSON ROSS EDWARD SCANLON FRANK LOUIS HARRINGTON MATTHEW ALOYSIUS TIFFANY RAYMOND WENDELI, TOWNE N F RESHMEN Q E MAYNARD GUY COSSART ' G'EORGE SLADE JAMESON Q HAROLD IVES FREDERICK V ' JOSEPH FRANKLIN JELLEY, JR. STANLEY HARRY NORMAN WALDRON i e A , i 1-.qu L 1311 nf: Im In Im Im -11.1. .I 1.1.11-.11--.mg -1 4-11. nl... I-111-J 357 um 192.2 CQILNELLIA gidfi. V aging gy :uc iIM..iO.f Cornell University Columbia University f -'2- 4 I -V.A tzl .,V,1 li, 1 1.A: aAV X 1 mari x, , Xt -40 0 1'A 32? X, Q02 X, 46 .S W Y Ms 5 4, 3--'un' W mm? A 4? vs S 'WV ,159 ' W. ,L 4. ul Q 45 2 'fi '2 N f , , 414.-,.1m 14.9 4 352531-'.-5. ' Q1 it gf W1 i 4. i ff' :f'Ei2E ' ffm 4- ll 3 Z 5 AQ M f 5? f 'fr ' 1-M ,yr x X1 'N W59'iN bf ur . C J f 9 1 V S f y, if 1 ,. f , we K I X sg fbi. I -y 4- 3 Av XJ l ll -,mil f Omicron Alpha Tau Founded in 1912 ROLL OF CHAPTERS College of Dental and Oral Surgery University of Kentucky New York University Syracuse University Harvard University Lafayette College University of Vermont Erde Adler Thaler Starlield , Gelman Fishbein Lurie Bergstein Meisler Gutman Eisner Haber Goldberg Mittelman Weiss Karnow Uttal Kauffman Kaplan Havelin Janeway Greenberg 1w1I fM HH HD JEL EL 115- lut 431. gg: un l K If 1 358 H E 1 9 2. 2. C O R, N E L L I llill. li ill ill I 1 illlill ilill Q ill F x Q Q Q SJ I Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q ! ...Wi :V KJ Q Omzc1'0n4vAa Yau ' i ' Alpha Chapter i Established in 1912 Q SENIORS HERMAN GREENBERG AARON KARNOW i JULES EDWARD HAVELIN ABRAHAM LOUIS KAUFFMAN 5 BENJAMIN KAPLAN ROBERT NOAH JANEWAY JOSEPH UTTAL ! i JUNIORS i ARTHUR EISNER SOL HABER HARRY GOLDBERG LEO BERNARD MITTELMAN ISIDOR WEISS SOPHOMORES JOSEPH KARL BERGSTEIN ' ALEXANDER BENJAMIN GUTMAN' I JOSEPH FISHBEIN MENDEL LURIE , LOUIS GELMAN JACOB MEISLER F RESHMEN JOSEPH ADLER A . HARRY STARFIELD i JOSEPH GEORGE ERDE LOUIS THALER i-Mtv -1-cu main- mx :rn ma A-R fm fn: :cn E Q 1u:--m-..-n--1.---- 1. -. 359 Tut. 1912. COJLNELL1 A ug 31, ,Mtn 1.1 .y n qu- can umm ann 'mini nv 701 ELI! 701 PQ! lol uv Kappa Delta Rho Founded in 1905 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Cornell University New York State Teachefs College Colgate University Franklin College Pennsylvania State College Purdue University Univeisity of Illinois Bucknell University I B I ri 1 Middlebury College Kay Sheldon Walkley Bliss Trousdale R. Johnson LeRoy Humphrey Seelbach Drumtra Uhl Clarkson Rodwell L. Corbett Powell Coneby Wilson Saunders Aldrich Ensor VanSiclcle White Cheston Hamilton Flumerfelt Hunter Hill Lyons W. Johnson Conradis Adams Race Wilkes Andrews Whitney McKee Shaw R. Corbett Clark Davis Ackerly Schnatz Pratt Zimmerman 11314 1354 nl. ,uf 13:71 ,cg nu nu ggi IU- . t gil 360 1-IE 192.1 COILNEL'LIA P1115 7f Nf 301' XX Rv Xl! D i Q , ! l ! ! i Q . i 2 Q Beta Chapter . Established in 1913 , FRATRES IN FACULTATE Q HARRY GABRIEL MERL PERROTT MOON 1 WALDEMAR JOHN GALLMAN WVILLIAM IRVING MYERS : ALBERT RUSSELL MANN HOWARD BURNSHIP ORTNER g JAMES ASHER MCCONNELL JOSEPH PULLMAN PORTER ! GEORGE SYLVANUS MOLER GERALD CROFOOT WILLIAMS FRATRES IN URBE LEE SISSON HULTZEN EDWIN LOUIS SMITH 5 SENIORS ROBERT SAUNDERS ACKERLY WILLIAM JEFFERSON PRATT ' HENRY VINCENT ANDREWS HURBET HAWLEY RACE ' ROBERT JOSEPH CLARK FREDERICK THEODORE SCHNATZ . ROGER BAILEY CORBETT ERNEST RAY SHAW 7 CHESTER COUCHRAN DAVIS HOWARD ERWIN WHITNEY i JAMES FRANKLIN FRANCIS WILLIAM CROCKETT WILKES EDWARD PRICE MCKEE - JAMES DONALD ZIMMERMAN - JUNIORS , GEORGE OLIVER ADAMS EDWARD DAVID HILL Q ROBERT PRAYER ALDRICH ARTHUR TEMPLETON HUNTER I HAROLD CLIFFORD CHESTON WRIGHT JOHNSON ' ALBERT EARL CONRADIS JOHN DANIEL LYONS, JR. JOHN STOKES ENSOR, JR. ROSWELL CHARLES VAN SICKLE WALTER EDSON FLUMERFELT MAYHEW HOWARD WHITE A ROBERT PIERRE HAMILTON ERNEST ARTHUR ZADIG SOPHOMORES JOHN PALMER CLARKSON WHITON POWELL HARVEY EDGAR CONEBY IRVINGNHENRY RODWELL LAURENCE WARD CORBETT RALPH SIDNEY SAUNDERS , ROLAND WELLINGTON PORTER FREDERICK ELM ER UHL HAROLD LYNN WILSON F RESHMEN GEORGE EMORY BLISS FLOYD WALTER LEROY ' DONALD LESSER DRUMTRA HUGH PRYTHERCH, JR. I MERWIN WEEKS 'HUMPHREY WALTER JOHN SEELBACH ' RULEPH ARMITAGE JOHNSON LESTER WHIPPLE SHELDON RAYMOND JAMES KAY WHITNEY HUBBARD TROUSDALE FLOYD FRANK WALKLEY 1 LY' uk M1 arm- M 'fn mx vm, I-fl A-A :wich :QI 1- 41133: cal Cai:-fl in fo- UZ' 361 HE. 19.2.1 coJLNE.LL1A Wil 'll 11 HIZDL ICD 1 x Kappa Phi Founded in 1912 Tuttle Smith Remick Williamson Ham Hale Griscom Peabody Ackerknecht Hughes Hagen Baum ardner Gillan Harrington McKnight ODonnell Huyck Shepard Barbour Kuhrt Eidam Chappell: White Van Scorer Fancher Alcombe Chamberlin Barrett Moss Fulford Nellis Osborne 1 U 1: 334- If-H EI 'CIC HH 11 H YU? 751 AE H-N IQ? H 'K Il JK 1' 362 HE 1.92.2 COILNELLIA i 5 ! i n F 2 E 7 'J 7 'i 2 - I A x-:sllztxu 1 :mt n 3 ext u 11111 Q in 1 n 1 1 cm ugly: mf :Qc mf ,gf mf S - i I FRATRES IN F ACULTATE i RAYMOND CHARLES DIKEMAN CHARLES BROCKWAY HALE ' GEORGE ERIC PEABODY FRATER IN URBE WILB ER RAUYMAUR WINANS SENIORS EDWIN WILLIAM ACKERKNECHT DONALD GEORGE BAUMGARDNER PAUL LAVERNE GILLAN SAMUEL BETTLE GRISCOM DEWEY ADMIRAL HAGEN EUGENE HAM, JR PIOWARD LEWIS HARRINGTON PETER FRANCIS HUGHES HERBERT WINFIELD MCKNIGHT FREDERICK JOSEPH O,DONNELL ARTHUR EDWARD REMICK JOHN DANIEL SHEPARD DARWIN COVERT SMITH TRACY TUTTLE FRANK SHAVER WILLIAMSON JUNIORS CARROLL BARTLETT BARBOUR WILLIAM JOSEPH KUHRT ROBERT ELI CHAPPELL HERRICK OSBORNE BERNHARD ZORN EIDAM CHESTER JAY VAN SCOTER RALPH SLATER HUYCK NORMAN PERCIVAL WHITE SOPHOMORES ERIC ADOLPHUS ALCOMBE RUSSELL FULFORD BENJAMIN DAY CHAMBERLIN CLIVE HARRIS NELLIS HARRY SIMON FANCHER WALTER WILLIAM RICHMAN FRESHMEN JOHN FRANCES BARRETT LELAND BARTLETT Moss Q 1 ! A 'E S ! I I 5 E . ! C i 5- ! . 5 ! i 5 ' ALVIN GTIS SEVERANCE I I LN-.. M. , . I . ,Q , . ,Q ,. , . EYH1IEiE G'lKD DJUJ 1-IE 192.2 COILNELLIA 151110. - I D 1 Oli I 2 Ill I ii! I ll iIlIQll IIDXIIQIIIQ - . X! Xb! 2 i ! i Q i ! i - l ' 5 ' ' i - . 5 i 1'auiEpszlon Phz f . Founded at Columbia University in 1909 , 13 ROLL OF CHAPTERS , Ea I . . . . . f E Columbia University ' Yale Universlty 9 3 New York College ofDent1stry Emory Universlty . f . New York University University of Georgia Cornell University Georgia School ofrfechnology Fordham University Vermont University Bellevue Hospital Medical College Massachusetts Institute of Technology Tufts Universlty McG1ll University - Boston University Syracuse UHIVSFSIYY I I Harvard University University ofPennsylvan1a i E , E ! Q l l - l l ! Hull ?toll51i4 liowengein kHonigsb1a!?nEh Zerman P Greienhunt Kleinberger 2 U 1 e ms y osen ranz . apiro A osne Tu a G ste li i Stem Perlman Runsdorf Cornblum Moskowitz Altshiller Iiiiimgnoff eg. Sliapiro -H arczm cm-mv mf mn fn, 71311 fm in ,rn ,. . - . - . - . - ..-Q. - . .- - - 1-1 --v-I 364 HE 192.2 CORNELLIA 1'l1lU1.Xll.lUl-ll l I I I il I lil! U ilili I ll! I Q Ili M110 Ill.IlI2llI-10 I- I ' X.. I ll'.XO I Q , Q ! ! V J i ! ! ! , E i L J . . I . C7511 CSLPSLZORQAL ! i - Delta Chapter F . Established in 1912 FRATER IN URBE 5 LEE CHARLES MOSKOWITZ ! SENIORS WILLIAM ALTSCHULER EDWARD CORNBLUM ELMORE THEODORE RUNSDORF ! E JUNIORS SANFORD DIEDRICH KATZ SAUL ROBERT PERLMAN LOUIS LAWRENCE RUMANOFF I I SOPHOMORES JOSEPH HARRY GERSTEN MORRIS SHAPIRO ' BERNARD OLINSKY SAMUEL SHAPIRO - EZRA POSNER JULIUS STEIN ' MILTON ROSENKRANZ IRVING PEARSON TURMAN FRESHMEN SIDNEY DENNIS GREENHUNT ALFRED KLEINBERGER E JOSEPH HILLEL LLOYD LINCOLN LOWENSTEIN Q BENJAMIN HONIQSBAUM ABRAHAM LOUIS STOLLER 3 ABNER ZERMAN ! Lf- - 1m3I:u'::nf 1-rr nn :am :cn fm S M41 mira 1I:2x:9- I - '- 365 5 I u 11 E. 1 9 2. 2. C 0 IL N E L L A N mann: mtmzn xnxx ut: ' mzn uixnxgnxxn - 1 11 :lin nxinl 0111: I1 vw , Q gms . Q s i , Q . , 1 5 1 I i - H I ' E ' ' i Alpha Cin Szgma 4 E Y- , - ' i Founded at University of Wisconsin 1902 5 Wei fi x- 1 I ROLL or CHAPTERS f University of Wisconsin Syracuse University D - University Qf Minnesgtg UHIV6fSIty of NOl:IZl'l C'2l1'Oll1'1Zi i , Case School of Applied Science University of California g University of Missouri Cornell UHIVCFSIYY ' i ' University of Indiana Northwestern University Q University of Illinois Allegheny College University of Colorado Yale UHlVCfS1tY A I 5 i University of Nebraska Louisiana State' University ' i Rose Polytechnic Institute University of Pittsburgh. 5 University of Kansas Leland Stanford-University ' Q Ohio State University ' University of Michigan 5 V Q University of New Hampshire University of Kentucky. Pennsylvania State College University of Cincinnati 5 University of Maine Washington University E Harvard University Mass. Institute of Technology University of Oklahoma 1 i ! ' Q i i I l ! Q Q l , l l l i i 1 Tompkins Gross Culver Morse Petliick Jllitus Rynalski 7 ' VVood Mason -lewett Stillwell Hayward Byron Paddon Reese Carrier McCormick Adams Hann Moore Nichols Schnell Williams , Lang Corey Brailey Babbitt Fonda Brandes Gillette Larkin . l Lt' 'UL 'U' -CEL 'ffl WIA 123- BL ICD 1 H11 'DK If lui Ulillill I il Iii I 'HJ 366 HE 192.1 COILNELLIA xv:-x-:Q .Ian Q-cn: 1 :mc -Ignore -rin .Q :Q .Inn azminxgn wrfgnglj-I :Oz :pg :gy mm ng, uw I i i I 1, I A ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! , I I Q I 5 Q,A , -. J 5 L,.,i.f - E i Tau Chapter i Established in 1913 FRATRFS IN F ACULTATE ' WILDER DWIGHT BANCROFT GEORGE WALTER CAVANAUGH JAMES ADRIAN BIZZELL EMILE MONNIN CHAMOT I ARTHUR WESLEY BROWNE LOUIS MONROE DENNIS WILLIAM RIDGELY GRNDORFF FRATRES IN URBE I THOMAS ROLAND BRIGGS ALDEN HOWARD MOODY . PETER WALTER CLAASSEN FRANK HOWELL POLLARD I HORACE WADSWORTH GILLETTE FREDERICK HOFMANN RHODE J ARCHIE BERNHARD HOEL FRANK ELMORE RICE GRADUATES E ROSS BABBITT HAROLD TALBOT LACEY Q WILLIARD RIEHLMAN BARRETT ASA EMANUEL MCKINNEY i GEORGE HENRY BRANDES CLYDE WALTER MASON ROBERT BRAINARD COREY ' CHARLES WALTER MORSE E RALPH THOMAS KLINE CORNWELL ROY WALLACE MOORE ! FRANCIS EVAUL HANCE MELVIN NICHOLS ANDREW JOSEPH HEMMER WILLIAM WALLACE PADDON 5 HAROLD ALDEN JEWETT HILTON GERARD WOOD ARTHUR JOHN RIDER ! A SENIORS ! RALPH ROY ADAMS LEO JOSEPH LARKIN EGBERT WENDELL CARRIER ' GORDON RANDOLPH MCCORMICK JOSEPH IRWIN CULVER FREDERICK JOHN MORGAN JOHN SUTLIFF FONDA HARRY JULIUS SCHNELL, JR. FREDERICK ROBERT LANG CHARLES WILLIAM STILLWELL WILLIAM NORMAN WILLIAMS JUNIORS WALTER EDSON FLUMERFELT HAROLD GLENWOOD HAYWARD 5 GUY RAYMOND GILLETTE FRANCIS SAMUEL PETHICK JAMES BURTON NICHOLS I SOPHOMORES ' MILTON LESTER BYRON ROBERT NOEL TITUS THOMAS RYNALSKI Lx- 1- zu. 1113311 13:47.12 mn mn an VAQ1 LUIIICD HR .Q 13-umurnuu-zu -1 1-111.-Innquiu :- 367 HE 1912, COILNELLIA hlilv in 1 u in 01.1 llillli Ili :lin Init' 2 Oli! 10131119719 1 M U- -5 U ,.,, .L 7?-.ae if t I 41 , MN-...Q fr--. .-Iwi ' NV. . .5 . i f 513 ref, -Q, Q j ig , . Q AV. fri. 21 i EAFQEQ 7, , ,t fl ef.: Ef f a f . I V .-7 ., , -A - , w 'fefrrli fri, '15q l'Ililiii Boston University Massachusetts Agricultural University of Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State College Brown University Massachusetts Inst. of Technology University of Maine University of Michigan 'Rutgers College Bucknell University Worcester Polytechnic Institute Cornell University California University University of Washington Rhode Island State College Dartmouth College Louisiana State University Denison University University of Nebraska Lambda Chi Alpha Founded in 1909 ROLL OF ZETAS University of Illinois De Pauw University University of Georgia Knox College Alabama Polytechnic Institute Union College Purdue University College Butler College K' University of South Dakota Harvard University Colgate University Northwestern University Oregon Agricultural College University of Wisconsin 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 Washington State College University of Akron University of Cincinnati University of Pittsburgh Washington and Jefferson College University of Chicago Southern Methodist University Wood G. Shanklin Tayler Moody Luce Turner Harris Stotz McCowen McDougall Orton Edmonds Curtis Hoffman Hinckley Wixom Pollard Eskesen Dexter Mann Seebach Greenleaf Slonaker Hendryx Sharpe Crawford Odell Strong Mallon Lind Hulst Spock Morrow W.Shanklin Campbell Hopkins I-Iutter Guillemont Brunner Hopper Nick Noll Ranney Alberga -xiruixuiruinuiin p ni 0111110 4 mira me tm an -cn iw. nm fu- nn ten :cn 14 I 368 HE 192.2 COILNELLIA pi ihlillililiilililui ililiiill in AZ Oil III!!! 1b HEMI' YQLLQK YD! KN IQ! :Dj BLU JU! RY?- i i T E . l , ! ! ! Q Q : ! . .E I IE- Q . ! 2 A- I 2 I i Omzcron Zeta Chapter Established in 1913 z ,. E4 ' FRATRES IN F ACULTATE J 5 ALAN DITCHFIELD' CAMPBELL WALTER CONRAD MUENSCHER A . ALTON LEFEVRE MARKLEY HUGH DANIEL REED 5 ALDEN HOWARD MOODY FRANK BURKET WANN CLARENCE ELLSWORTH TOWNS END Q FRATRES IN URBE ? GEORGE ERNEST CROSS HAROLD KENYON SHARPE CHARLES MORSE STOTZ . SENIORS CLARK COLBY LUCE GEORGE ROBERT SHANKLIN i ASHER DAUGHERTY MCCOWEN WILLIAM FORRESTER STOTZ 5 ROBERT MARCLEY NEVINS, JR. RICHARD HAROLD TURNER ' , A OBI O ARLAN ALENTINE OOD LINTON OOD - ' CECIL ST NLEY R NS N H V W C W WIXOM 5 ' JUNIORS U i JUSTIN CAIRNS CURTIS WILLIAM HOLTON MANN E MILTON GRAEGORY DEXTER JOHN CARD MATHER 5 JOHN FRANKLIN EDMONDS, JR. CHARLES TRACY MORROW 5 Q ASLAG HALLUM ESKESEN LAWRENCE MITCHELL ORTON 5 Q ABBOTT HOPE GREENLEAF GEORGE MURRAY POLLARD E i EDWARD FLEMMON HALL, JR. LESTER WARREN SEEBACH ' THOMAS KENNEDY HENDRYX WILLIAM SHANKLIN, JR. E . ROGER MYRON HINCKLEY PAUL NEWTON SLONAKER I M i ELDRED WEAVER HOFFMAN LESLIE ERSKINE SPOCK 9 DONALD MCDOUGALL WILLIAM ROBERT TAYLER Q ! SOPHOMORES GLENN HARCOURT ALBERGA HAROLD BRETT HULST KENNETH CLINTON COVERT MARTIN EDWARD LIND I WILLIAM RUSH CRAWFORD EDWARD DUNCAN MALLAM, JR. , EDWIN RAYMOND HARRIS JOHN DWIGHT ODELL ! ROBERT DWIGHT HOPKINS, JR. CHARLES NICHOLAS STRONG I F RESHMEN i THOMAS GEORGE BICKERT GEORGE FRANCIS HUTTER J ARNOLD HARTWICK BRONNER ROBERT PINNEY NICK ' GRANT GUILLEMONT JOHN NOLL, JR. - ARTHUR HOPPER, JR. HERMAN IRA RANNEY GERALD JOHN NORDMEYER ' l LI- mg ,.,,. fm, an ,,5. gg: ,gg H453 rn. Ann ,J I -S-1-:glans-m11u in 111' Q -I Q-an 369 1-I E 1 9 2. 2. C O IL N E L L I A pzunxuz 1 vitzwznrzn - gmausxlux erin I 3 11 Qui 1 iwgzliugivf 101 fQL.JD.f WD! 701 1 I I I i FW i : 3 'f '1 E! NPO. Poi' Q . N Alpha Gamma Rho . Founded in 1904 5 , I ROLL OF CHAPTERS University of Illinois University of Wisconsin ' Ohio State University University of Missouri i Pennsylvania State College University of Nebraska 5 Purdue University University of Minnesota Q North Dakota State College Massachusetts Agricultural College Cornell University North Carolina A. and M.. College ' Iowa State College Alabama Polytechnic Institute University of Kentucky Colorado Agricultural College VVashington Agricultural College Oklahoma Agricultural College . I E ! .. , l Wendt Ford Schoonmaker Allanson Wickham Bell Strong Aber Scheminger Lechler Buys Norris Burrows Pabst W. B. Phillips Ray M. H. Phillips Smith Cook 5 McMillan' Congdon Mead Eason Davies Springer Little Page Vandervort I Hamann Giddings Bullard Skinner Zehner Brown Emerson McSWeeney Mack S Works Richman Butts Ries Williams Hurd McNair Borda Jennings LY' 1-H 'r1 c irff un apr JQ3. nv ,Crt 11,315 :Qt 14.013131 115 :ximian uin1o I I 370 ' 1-I E 1. 9 2. 7. C O IL N E L L I A Lwsxuztn 11 in I :ur 1 f 1 r r nriminii 1 ' Io. . n H110 i I Q C Q 5 . E ! ! I ! I ! ! I J Q I I I A A i Zeta Chapter g . . I Estabhshed In 1914 ' F RATRES IN F ACULTATE BRISTOW ADAMS ROBERT BYRON HINMAN JOHN REIFF BECHTEL ALFRED COBAUGH LECHLER RAYMOND WILLIAM BELL LAURENCE HOWLAND MACDANIELS JOHN LEVENUS BUYS RICHARD ALAN MORDOFF PERCY LAWRENCE DUNN LEO CHANDLER NORRIS ANSON WRIGHT GIBSON RALPH HICKS WHEELER OLIN WHITNEY SMITH GLENN WASHINGTON HERRICK HOWARD ARTHUR STEVENSON FRATRES IN URBE HAROLD RITCHIE CROSS WILLIAM REITZ HAROLD BENJAMIN MCMURRAY GEORGE HENRY RUSSEL FRANK RICHMOND PERRY KARL JOHN SEULKE ' SENIORS ROY ADOLPH ALLANSON HENRY GODFREY HAMANN NORMAN PIERSON BROWN JAMES ROBERT MACK THOMAS KENNETH BULLARD EDWARD DANIEL MCSWEENEY CHARLES CLEMENT CONGDON OLIN CHESTER POTTER STERLING HOWARD EMERSON WILLIAM OSCAR SKINNER EDWARD BURR GIDDINGS LOUIS AYLESBURY ZEHNER JUNIORS GEORGE LORD BURROWS, 3RD. MARCUS HANFORD PHILLIPS WILLIAM HENRY DAVIES WILLIAM BENEDICT PHILLIPS NORMAN HENRY EASON ASAPH RAY CLARENCE JACOB LITTLE WILFRED FRANK SMITH LOWRY TOWNSEND MEAD, JR. PAUL KENNETH SPRINGER HOWARD PHILLIP PABST JOHN VANDERVORT, JR. LYMAN ARTHUR PAGE DONALD WORKS SOPHOMORES I WARD ABER HAROLD ALBERT SCHEMINGER DAVID SEAVER COOK JOHN LUDINGTON SCHOONMAKER JOHN WILLIAM FORD ALLEN KNOX STRONG WILLIAM DARROW MCM'ILLAN DON JAY WICKHAM ROBERT HUTTEN WENDT FRESHMEN EUGENE BORDA I JAMES THEODORE MCNAIR GEORGE SAMUEL BUTTS DONALD TIMMERMAN RIES LELAND CADY HURD CHARLES DUBOIS RICHMAN CLYDE JENNINGS DAVID JOHN WILLIAMS z-1115153 ,411 131, ,Hg gn gpg my :gk 1331315 ,QA A .1110111.111-ni1n.1mx11u1nw--nQ I :mrs 371 T H Er I. 9 2. if W 2. C 0 IL N Ei L L I A 11, rir 1Qr nm-'rmggnf vglznf 1,5113 wuiirvr r HU 5HL.uW DOI 5DL.JDJ 701 10.1 mf iw mv- QZQ5-atag - -r Pg-na moon ' ,3- 'iu ' in ' . 1 ' 3 A rs' - 1 'H ' X f ' -Jfuffb ok Ji' f cf M.. R .Q ff-dim' K Yr- , s v ff: ,L mf ! :Uxffx 58' vig ,xi ' ' 14 Iliff-f , E' 1' .. ' 9, 1 ' 29 tix grail ,Q el at ws fl jf W' , ,Y-NJ. rw, Ci' 9 I , av Q 8 ' 2, 5 5' w -iw' 1 Q' L , v, 1 i 'I V i'- .fbqmghrnq sw ,Si ,. Wlfp' Theta A I-phat Founded in 1909 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Syracuse University Cornell University L l. E : Becker R. Carpenter West Bower Baker Toplilfe Wright LeCluse Reynolds F Shultis Young Quackenbush E.Searles Sprague Stewart Fairfax Trowlirildge Gary - Groenewald Howlett Everitt Bigelow Lee Tobey Call Starks Paine Widing Merrill Buck Bishop Hart Gardner Rawlins Barney Hyde 5 Mottley H. Searles Welles Chadwick Whitney C. Carpenter Spence Weber Cufle 3 c LDLJUL M1 :mt nn ,Ui ,mi .-.. U. H . .mln ,Ui ,H ms cf:- 372 11 E 1 9 2. 7. C O R. N E L L 1 !Il'5Sl'7 'I--H 1- 1I f i IDf 1235113 wurtrfv 1 m'Cn.a 'f mf lu Cf LQ: O O. I I M i J 5 ! Q l ! Q ! ! i I I f A A A-1 ' 2 ! ' Beta Chapter Established in 1914 I F RATRES IN FACULTATE ' JOHN ROBERT BANGS, JR. EVERITT LEE HUNT 2 VAN BREED HART MYRON ADOLPH LEE S FREEMAN SMITH HOWLET1' WALTER WESLEY SIMONDS Q FRATRES IN URBE Q WILLIAM EDWARD JACKSON KARL JOHN SEULKE ' SENIORS 5 ELLERY ROBERT BARNEY JOHAN ANDRIES GROENEWALD Q CLAUDE MYRON BIGELOW STUART NOBLE HYDE I ' GEORGE MALLORY BISHOP HAROLD ARTHUR MERRILI, i HARRY EMMER BUCK HAROLD MEAD RAWLINS 5 IRVING JOSLYN CALL MARSHALL GRANT SHULTIS Q WILLIAM LITTELL EVERITT DONALD HAND STARKS i JOSEPH CHARLES GARDNER HERBERT DAYTON TOBEY JOSEPH WILLIAM WIDING JUNIORS 5 EDWARD VREELAND BAKER LEO QUACKENBUSH HOWARD GOLDSBOROUGH BECKER ELWOOD FAY SEARLES I EDMUND ROCKWELL BOWER ROBERT TODD SPRAGUE ' WALTER CARNEY CAREY RALPH WALTON STEWART ROBERT HOLT CARPENTER CARLETON VEDA TOPLIFFE i EUGENE FRANCIS LECLUSE BASIL EDWIN TROWBRIDGE KENNETH EVERITT PAINE GEORGE ADDISON WEST : EDWIN FRANCIS WRIGHT , SOPHOMORES CHARLES ALBERT CARPENTER HOWARD TALLMAN SEARLES THOMAS RUSSEL FAIRFAX WENDELL KERSHAW WEBER JAMES MONROE MOTTLEY CHARLES BOURNE WELLES FRANK LEVI YOUNG, JR. 1 F RESHMEN i EDWARD YOULL CUFFE LOUIS MARVIN REYNOLDS, JR. NATHANIEL CHADWICK BYRON SPENCE i ALEXANDER WHITNEY I Lf- ,QL QQIDL mg Im 1-0 :In 1111 H11 BID LQ :1 131- 373 un 192.1 CORNELLIA rx-:un . uxtmtx 1 I Qmisbxu x1n :Q xx :rin 111911 slim vLiZ1.LLL-DV PTH KX-.IDI 'LDJ YO! 3111 1 i E i 5 A-'. if 5? or ' A 1 1 4 2- ' V 1 X X, r 'X 'r5?aX '9 s an ru ' 1 'f 3' K f jj!ZmPi?1ogf+ I i . , Scorpzon Founded in 1914 i i i i E ! McCausland Crane Lape Woods Darby Brainard Rutherford McGavook Haug Parsons Curry Dollbaum Alberding Otto Doyle Cowdery Kltts i Tandy Shaver McConnell Bullock Sarle VanAlstyn6 DeProsse MoCarthy Carry 5 Backus Kammerer Peabody Reinhard Neuholl? Gordon Carr Davls Wood Adams ..z.nz4Q..:. 'IUZJE IU. gg ,Ur ,nr ,gg 131 Your gall ,gr H .qgipf 1-1-:or--nr- .zu 011' 1' 374 H E 1 9 2. 7. C O R, N E L L I A 1-guunxuz ux 3 Q I :mtv 1911 . in 3 3 o xx 1xs11lo11Io vzfjjp-gg-311 :gc ng 15 11 xy ag: If n :Ur i i I i ! i I I I 5 I ! I . A i Q ' i i i i E 2 ! I . v : ! C'Ol'PL07fLf 6 3 , 5 F RATRES IN FACULTATE E' GEORGE HARRIS COLLINGWOOD CYRIL HARRIS 9 Q ARCHIE MCINNIS PALMER i FRATRES IN URBE 5 Q KARL HERMAN FERNOW EDWIN ROY SHAVER f ! FREDERICK HENRY LAPE WALTER KENT VAN ALSTYNE MERIT SCOTT HERBERT AUGUST WICHELNS ' SENIORS i JOHN DAVRY ADAMS ROLLIN HERBERT MCCARTHY 5 CHARLES HOWARD ALBERDING MALCOLM ROSEBROOK MCCONNELL I Q CHARLES WILLIAM BACKUS GURDON PENDLETON MCGAVOCK 5' Q CLAYTON MORSE BULLOCK RICHARD HALL PEABODY 6 i HAROLD FREMONT CARR WARREN DARRESS REINHARD ' g MYRON ALEXANDER GORDON ERWIN ROBERT RUTHERFORD 5 Q FREDERICK STANLEY KAMMERER JAMES FREDERICK SUMNER 5 g KARL DAWSON WOOD U JUNIORS E Q THOMAS JEFFERSON BAIRD JOSEPH HENRY DOLLBAUM . DAVID EDWARD BRAINARD EDMOND GRANGER DYETT F . HAROLD GRAYDON BURCH EDWARD AUGUST OTIO 1 Q LEROY MILTON DAVIS WARREN' FREEMAN SARLE CHARLES LESTER SWEENEY SOPHOMORES 3,-,Q I WILLIAM ILER CRANE, JR. SAMUEL GNKBVER MCCAUSLAND i JOHN ROBERT CURRY NORMAN GEORGE NEUHOFF ' JULIAN PAUL DARBY JOHN SPENCER PARSONS , ALEXANDER ROBINSON DEPROSSE A OSCAR GARROTT TANDY -WALDEMAR HENRY HAUG EDWARD HAROLD WOODS Q I , FRESHMEN Q ' JOHN THOMAS CARTY EDWARD WILLIAM DOYLE ARTHUR ROOT COWDERY HOWARD LEE KITTS A I Ln - -g,.1,. 511 1. g Ig 1351 1551 TCH 113:17 :I 1- 14 f 1 1uin.-.u1n.11nn1- -usa an . Y- 375 N E L L I A THE 192.1 COR- CTUZIDII lull-rm 1 I I D-' i D' -nu w ' 41l!!I'll !PN ww-rg x ,Q '57 I 1 0 D ' F-' ef: ' ' I ef' ' Q Sigma U psilon Founded in 1915 I H Mutchler MacNaughton Guldi Woolston Cornell Betts Blodgett June . Moersfelder ' Maahs -Crawford Smilie Boughner . Bowman A MIHQIIH Conklmg Glick I 1 Freeman Winch Strong Squires Stout Large Santllh 4 Rose MacMillan 'D' EEL Hn ED: :ru 1351 JQ3 rru Uv. K JK 1. . . Qin ,DL lugs .-:Il :Qu 133 KE 376 ' HE 192.1 CORNELLIAN F RATER IN F ACULTATE HAROLD WILLIAM BLODGETT I FRATRES IN URBE LAURENCE BRIGHAM JUNE WILLIAM JOHN MOERSFELDER JOSHUA WILSON STOUT, JR. SENIORS JAMES HILL BETTS EDWARD WILSON LARGE FRANK ELLSWORTH CONKLING ARTHUR JOHN MAAHS WILLIAM CRAWFORD WILLIAM BIDDLE MIFFLIN JOHN POWELL MUTCHLER JUNIORS RAY MCARTHUR FREEMAN JAMES ALFRED SANTILLI FREDERICK GEORGE GULDI PERCY HOLDEN WINCH SOPHOMORES LINN BRUCE BOWMAN J LEWIS WINSLOW MACNAUGHTON JOHN SAMUEL CORNELL EDWARD TRYON MILLER CHARLES GERBER HERVEY STRONG ROSE OSCAR TOWNSEND MACMILLAN HENRY HAROLD SMILIE LOREN STRATTON WOOLSTON F RESHMEN GORDON OLNEY ANDREWS JOHN AVERILL GLICK MUNRO BOUGHNER THEODORE FOSTER SQUIRES GEORGE CLARENCE STRONG Ln ,Uk EIDE! ,Ok ,mi Hn ,tm ,m lm ,m ED. ,D. ,3 ,Q. Q. my M. AA nzzcn fcmzirv- cmzn- J-O -ULD. 377 t I ,?,., I Plzz Delta P2 Founded in 1915 H E 1. 9 2. 7. C O R, N A 'In :lu 1 Init n 11011111 uinxtn ilu Q in 1 I ill 'lim 9111! I i I I I I I I I S i f ' . ...II . 1 4 I R -I ---Q-...,, .,, F .,,. N ' I e , I o f Il , gb 9 f tggzf W 4' 3 Q f . My I I ROLL OF CHAPTERS Cornell University College of the City of New York New York University Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute Long Island College Stevens Institute 1 u 4 . a u i l n l Q n u I 4 A n I .. 1 0 7 I 7 I 1 r 4 'E . l F l A -1 7 i r- I..,. f ,UL ,nimiru it nn L11 l Il JI 1 378 . 1-I E 1 9 2. 2. C O IL N E L L I A. 1':v1u::-11:11 V 1: 111n11u 111-110 aiu 1. 110111: uxxulinxin 11 wr un Ang :Ex E5 auf 101 :QL-yur 1 ! 9 5 ! ! ! ! ! ! 9 I Q I 3 , , K ., i Jaw .Qelia ffaz, ! Beta Chapter ! Q Established in 1916 i i FRATRES IN URBE ' MURRAY BROOKES Ross CLINTON GARDNER LEWIS i SENIORS A Q HARRY HOBART BLASBALG WILLIAM CASPER GOLDWIN i SAMUEL HENRY FEINSON MAX CARL KUPFER I SAMUEL JACKSON GOLDWIN SOL MARAM 5 INNOCENT JAMES VOLPE I JUNIORS GEORGE CASS BOOKSTEIN OLIVER SYLVESTER LEVITZ I ALEXANDER KEVITZ LOUIS LAWRENCE LIFSHEY ' JOSEPH MELVIN LEVINE PHILIP ANTON PALEW A SOPHOMORES JOSEPH MARTIN BASS HARRY MAURICE GOLDEN ' HENRY WILLIAM EPHRAIM ROBERT EDWARD POLLAN , HENRY WILLIAM TANNHAUSER, JR. i FRESHMEN EMANUEL SPERLIN GOLDBLATT SYLVAN KIRSNER ALEXANDER GSTER J Q , C L -:inning 1373 11 nj Ig: 1:3 ul, M43 1315,-lzgf ,I 1. 1. , 11ui1.1o11u1:niui1niu111o:11oiu1- 379 HE 192.1 COILNELLIA. Lx 101 :unrgg Mn me .uf 1. 1 1n r 3351315 MEFF' ,ll. ' 'J' Rx ff' A MU55 cf E 9 -H Qf 9 mu . uv' 'if Wi ff y, , Y J K g, y :fi 4, ' .. x i. . x,-,A I z y- Rho Psi Founded in 1916 Chao Wang Li I. P. Fang Chan S. Liu Yen King Tan Chang Chi S. Liu P. S. Fgng Chan Hu - Huang I. S. Liu Wu C. C. Kwong Pao Yang C. L. Liu - M1 :miami 1 rw T1 Jn. 1-.H Kg 1113 K.. . K Q. gg, mg .. in ,m ,crisp 11131 we M- 'DJ 380 PAO CHAO HUANG LAN KO CHANG MING KAO CHAO CHI SHENG LIU I PU FANG LEUNG SHI CHAN CHOU SON KING PEI SHOU FANG IXILIJ IDL 4lplza Chapter Establlshed In 1916 FRATRES IN URBE CHENFU FRANCIS WU SENIORS SHAO TSENG YANG JUNIORS KUO SHU WANG SOPHOMORES LOUIS JEN TSEANG YEN FRESHMEN CHIA CHI LI SHAO FAN TAN JUN SHENG LIU CHAO CHI KWONG KUO PAO PAO CHUNG LO LIU PAO CHAO KWONG CHAN SUNG LIU KUANG TAO HU H E4 l 9 2. 7. C O JL N E L L A- ffm 'CECZDLH-'CI-EEK 1-'iiilbf Hui 1.4.11 'Jw :oc :Lx JD: vm ::g3:zz:fm:r'f'1'c1:mnu:I:rf'v lm In ' IQK 1' 381 HE 192.2 CO1LNELLI,A 1-1-nz our an - --luv nun .nan gfnmgx- asm: nan vuZ.u1 YLLLLLJ: YGLJII' vm for 16.24211 1 5 I . I J O '71 Q I i I . i we e , bl Q i i . - . 5 Alpha Epszlon P2 ! i Founded in 1913 ! ' ROLL or CHAPTERS Q New York University i Cornell University 1 University of Pennsylvania , University of Illinois Emory University Georgia Institute of Technology ' Ohio State University i -5 Alabama Polytechnic Institute i I I i . I I 5 ! I E -Gerinsy Schwartzbach Sorotslcy Wexler Gordon OrloH A. Ginsburg Fichandler Weisborcl I-larkaway Goldberg Stutson H. Ginsberg Leifer Beskin Cohen Peltz Ozarollf Tyroler Amreich Cooper - -A mczmzwm mm un mf :cn lmifiri- laid, lm H fuzxmf mini 1 curm lm 382 1-I E 1 9 2. Z C O R. N E L L I A w uz: -11 uxluqnxzunsuquxtl-nhl: 11m 1 11:31. 41101 ' 3 I , i I i . Q Q . ! ! ! Q ! ! Q . i 5. ! Q I -I ! ! '! . 5 Beta Chapter I Established in 1917 SENIORS E LOUIS SAUL AMREICH GEORGE COOPER 5 THEODORE HYMAN BESKIN BEN-IAMIN GZAROFF Q WILLIAM COHEN ALFRED DAVID PELTZ i I FELIX RAPHAEL TYROLER - JUNIORS CARL FICHANDLER MYER AARON GOLDBERO j HARRY GINSBERG ISRAEL SAMUEL HARKAWAY i DAVID STUTSON , SOPHOMORES MICHAEL LEIFER NORMAN EDWARD WEISBORD ' FRESHMEN - LOUIS GERINSKY WALTER ORLOFF . ARCHIE GINSBURG SAUL BCHWARTZBACH REUBEN GORDON JOSEPH SOROTSKY JACOB KLEIN WEXLER I V Y Q- .UI 33:13. ,Lu nf, my Im mx 1-.K 1czz:J:n7 JU- -D .-.Ig--n -Inq. 1. 1. -.qu I-.1-.J 883 11 E. 1 9 2, 2, C O R., N E' L L 1 A rL':sln:1xu ni: m1 1 xxnxtxuxxnxxnriu -11 110:11 111:11 11: I: v . req i l 5 il f . . i ,Emi if lj- ,fx I -.bij 52 X. E .gg wb i . N Szgma P2 i Founded in 1897 2 ROLL or CHAPTERS i . . . i Ohio State University . Kenyon College. .-1 University of' Pennsylvania Cornell University I R Ohio University University OfIll1HO1S i Ohio Northern University Franklin and Marshall College 5 Purdue University Iowa State-University Q Pennsylvania State College Tulane University Q University of California I University of Utah i North Carolina State College i i L . Q ! H Crandell Johnson Drago Guisti List Martin M. F. Callan Chandler P. L. Callan i Wendnagel H. Nesch Jenkins Hackathorn Ludlow C. T. Fohl Post Ward Raymond 'A Kellogg McGraw Landsdowne West Kreinheder Gaunt Dicianni Cornish Wrede ' Lucas Bear Horton Smeallie Kimpton Baxter Anderson Wenger Thompson Weiss Mollenburgh Bowen Nesch Aimone L. Z. Fohl Mallery Vogt Suerken U1 'U' fl! 7' H C31 H 97 1171 lIB lil H-N . Ei 11 1' ' D.l Milo 1 I iw I i U 11? ' ' 384 A viln LXTILJ. L1.L.l2'.J737-' EE Mu Chapter Estabhshed In 1917 . FRATRES IN FACULTATE 1 STANLEY Ross BURLAGE RICHARD KIMPTON f FRATRES IN URBE RICHARD MCCONNELL MATSON WILLIAM GARDNER TAYLOR LUTHER SHIRLEY WEST SENIORS I HERBERT CHARLES ANDERSON LOUIS EVERETT DRAGO EDMUND FRANCIS BAXTER FRANK LOUIS GIUSTI BURNETT LANDREDTH BEAR EDWARD KENNETH HORTON . CARROLL WESLEY CHANDLER MILLARD ROBERT KREINHEDER A . EDWARD HARRISON CORNISH HENRY WALLACE SMEALLIE DEAN DE FOREST CRANDELL ROBERT WILLIAM THOMPSON . LEO JAMES DICIANNI CHARLES EUGENE WENDNAGLE 1 RALPH ANDERSON WENGER 5 JUNIORS 2 EDWIN AMOR GAUNTT CARL ALBERT LIST I KENNETH KENNARD HACKATHORN ALBERT LUCAS ' JOHN GAMEWELL JENKINS JAMES STURTEVANT MCGRAW ALBERT MASON JOHNSON LOUIS CHARLES MARTIN . . E ' STUART BELL KELLOGG LELAND ROBERT POST H I ' ROBERT JOSEPH LANSDOWNE TVLATTI-IEW JOSEPH WARD 1 9 SOPHOMORES 2 PERCIVAL LOUIS CALLAN HARRY WAGENER NESCH CHARLES TAYLOR FOHL RICHARD THOMAS RAYMOND ' JAMES HERBERT LUDLOW CARL THEODORE VOGT I WILLIAM GEORGE MOLLENBERG WILLIAM FREDERICK WREDE, JR. F RESHMEN 1 A CARLO JOHN AIMONE EDWARD ZINN FOHL - FRANK ALRIC BOWEN FREDERICK CLARENCE MALLERY DANIEL MORGAN BROWN ROLAND JOHN NESCH ' HANS SUERKEN 1 I , , . 1-I E L 9 2. 2, C O IL N E L L I N LI: 'I ' Cl' 3 ' 3 I in :mtv 11:11 Q 11 11 1101111111 ur I Nz 11 vc 1 r ag! ug: w 1 1 : Q E S - A A Y, , ,, C ! I 5 P I A A I I . '31 E ! . Q ' ! ! I ! ! V L E ' ' ! i , , I 5 I SWS Q21 : ci Q 1 ! A Q ! JW Q . q Q ' va ' Q L1-rgu IQ. Lg, ,ng ,pf ,HI gn Im ,Ea U. ,HI can fu- 1 fox mf mv 1 385 1 B 1-IE 192.1 COILNELLIA rg-ggxl: 1 Iluill I 11111 uixutll 21111 :rin a I 4 ll H1013 0 I1 I Q 5 . . 3 fi i Pi Kappa Alpha - x , '49 . 3 - tg. xii.. . ! . 'rgaia'P:fi, , 1 ' Q P 5 . 'fy if ,f,fv'f X. XX i I University of Virginia Davidson College William and Mary College Birmingham-Southern College 5 University of Tennessee I Tulane University I Southwestern Pres. University Hampden-Sidney College Transylvania University Presbyterian College of S. Carolina I i University of Richmond Washington and Lee University ' Vanderbilt University University of North Carolina Alabama Polytechnic Institute North Georgia Agricultural College University of Kentucky Trinity College Louisiana State College Georgia School of 'I echnology University of Arkansas University of State of Florida I Millsaps College North Carolina State College of En Founded in 1868 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Missouri School of Mines Georgetown College University of Missouri University of Cincinnati Southwestern University Howard College Ohio State College University of California University of Utah New York University I. S. C. Syracuse University Rutgers College K. S. A. C. Pennsylvania State College University of Washington University of Kansas University of New -Mexico Western Reserve University Southern Methodist Univ. University of Illinois Cornell University Beloit College Washington University University of Texas Oregon Agricultural College University of Wisconsin University of Oklahoma University of Pennsylvania Colorado College gineering Emory College Olsen J M Cowan Peer Dunham Mott Smith Peck Rich Forsber Snyder Windnagle Turner Rippe Schmidt Sturges Mattison J. S. Cowan Marshall Porter Stevenson Banta Foote Coupal Wlri ht Novotny Moshier Pratt Brown Beaven Fippin Marchand Lippman : I U : fi 5. I ' 1 'i E ! . l ! I S I . . 9 t 9 vi : Robinson Crozier- Foster Morgan Cassiclys.Gehring Frantz Capron . . ' i g , - t ,fn ,gt ,fn . Iglggt nn .4 . xxuxizario-:units 111 DEF 1-IE 192.2 COILNELLIA 1-:ul-rum xox- an a xe: -ru--can zmgng xqngn -qmxnx-n aggyn ml My mgm, My Im Su, mf 1. i i i Q . ! ! I ! ! Q ! ! ! ! , I I i 501 ifappa wana I Beta Theta Chapter ! Established in 1917 ERATRES IN FACULTATE Q GEORGE FRANCIS BASON WALTER BUCKINGHAM CARVER JAMES CHESTER BRADLEY RALPH FELBER JONES ' OLAF MARTINIUS BRAUNRER PAUL MCCORKLE STANLEY MOTT-SMITH i FRATRES IN URBE J T' RUFUS BRITTAIN WILLIAM HURSH FARNHAM ELBERT PARR TUTTLE SENIORS - 5 THEODORE CHARLES BANTA CYRIL EBENEZER HAZELL Q EDWARD TAYLOR COUPAL DONALD EMERSON MARSHALL JAMES SAMUEL COWAN CHARLES GIFFORD PECK JOHN MARK COWAN LYNDEN ARTHUR PEER E GEORGE SHELLABARGER DUNHAM JOSEPH HENRY PORTER I Q ORLANDO BAILEY FOOTE WILLIAM FREDERICK RIPPE ! RALPH CHAPIN GRAY VICTOR JOSEPH SNYDER JAMES RICH STEVENSON, JR. 2 JUNIORS Q EDGAR AUGUSTUS CALLESON KENNETH BARNEY SPEAR i WILLIAM HENRY GEHRING JOHN LAUREN STURGES ' ARTHUR CARROLL MATTISON FREDERIC TULLIS TURNER ROBERT LEO SCHMIDT DEWEY FENTON WINDNAGLE i FORREST BLYTHE WRIGHT i A SOPHOMORES 2 CHARLES HORACE CAPRON CARLTON STOWELL FRANTZ . CHARLES EMMIS CASSIDY RICHARD ROSE MORGAN GEORGE DOUGLAS CROZIER ROBERT HARTWELL MOTT-SMITH FORDYCE LAWRENCE FOSTER ALFRED LANDER OLSEN ' . . JAMES CHENOWETH ROBINSON F RESHMEN ' A WALTER REGINALD BEAVEN ' HERBERT JOHN MARCHAND J CLARENCE TRAVIS BROWN EDSON GEORGE MOSHIER 3 WALTER RUSSEL FIPPIN FRANK JOHN NOVOTNY, JR. i LESTER FORSBERG SCHUYLER BROTHER PRATT THOMAS BERKELEY LIPPMAN CHARLES SUMNER RICH L,.,..-..,.,-...,.. QI an in ,m ,E ,LL min ,Q ,A ,mzm , I ,G 387 H E. L 9 2. 2, C 0 In-1.-1-zquqrnpn 1-:mul 1-runner-mnxnxxv-:zu nxm expr. xu3nx1xu:m 1: gm ' +G, ! 2 ! I ' 'S , .e f- -.114 I g-fa3x:2Is:.. 1 w, i J qi 2 i W ' K Ji- 5511 . ' ., , , , 2 Ev , E rw. .Rpm 55. 5155: e:fE,,: Nia' xssxf., 3 ffm-7 'ilgliizl . f-x -:nz-ss abs - '1:4::2n:24ja-::-? -?- . . '-'wr-ze.. ' 121' xv We:fs,l-me ' K -- so-'.,.-mym:,g.q:,4-:p::1g.,'.-.-. 1 -v, .,k,4.,.,x. ,A-5.g..f.vQ0vf,,,-. . 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I . 3 Hurst Ferris Almy Dudley Simmons Reed Q I ! ! l I 2 1 nn 13 in H13 nu ,Ur nr 1 1 ,QA 1. - 'l I H-H fl 1 L-B JE?-BD f Ds nriruxinniz in :lin nuxxixu 388 1-IE 192.2 COILNELLIA. I-zsxnztnixutn nrxnlxnucutnxtvxxurx411m QI 1.31. :mama vrximiwf :oc iQL.1DJ 3QI 901 R E . T Q 1 Q I ! l ! ! ! ! E ! E ! F F RATRES IN FACULTATE Q HUBERT EUGENE BAXTER WALTER HOYT FRENCH i MORRIS GILBERT BISHOP ALBERT RAYMOND NOLIN i EDWIN MITCHELL PRELLWITZ ' ASSOCIATE MEMBERS LESLIE NOYES DURYEA JOHN CARD MATHER HAROLD GLENWOOD HAYWARD PAUL JAMES MOORE i A JOHN SOMERVILLE OFFENHAUSER Q ' SENIORS Q ! HENRY CALHOUN ALMY ELMER TRAVIS HURST , . . Q GERMAIN LEROY AUSTIN WILLIAM WASHINGTON IPARK ! I i ARTHUR KINGSLEY BOSANKO CLARKE BRAIDWOOD MEARS 5 FREDERICK SAMUEL CONKLIN GODFREY MORGAN, JR. 9 Q HAROLD JENKINS DUDLEY . MILTON ALSON NEVINS 3 Q SEYMOUR WASHINGTON FERRIS FRANKLIN ANDREW REED ' CHARLES WILLIAM SIMMONS B ' JUNIORS ' F HENRY ALLEN BARRIS A BENJAMIN HENRY PALMER, JR. A Q KENNETH GEORGE MCDONALD ALFRED EARL VAN WIRT 5 A SOPHOMORES LAURENCE FREDERICK BLOCK ERNEST PARKER MILLER JESSE EDWARD BROWN FRANCIS PARKHURST REESE RICHARD FRANCIS FHEODORE HARVEY STORY Q SAMUEL VAN DYKE KENNEDY, JR. RAYMOND LEECH TAYLOR FRESHMEN i GEORGE SELLECK AVERY LEE MONTGOMERY DOWNER 5 HENRI VALENTI CARRERE STUART TNGLIS i ' HARRY FRANKLIN TYLER L-me . I-,QI-11m - A 1.1 - 11- 110 A3 1 1- ID- nzznl 'mins ,iKI :CL 389 14 H E 1 9 2, 7, C O IL N E. L L I A 91.1-1. -1-1. 1u,Jg3r,. ,ngggygw -3:53113 or-H '1D1'lCl'10 l U '- ' ' 'YUM 'E ! E 5 1 I 7 rx X Q - f: -falls? 11 hill, i VA S455 9. .. '. U: v V' Z u fywgjff -1:::s:S1 1 1 5 . F ,i..: ' :s11.f.-'Y X,-.gm-.fs -.?::2'A- -fs : 1 1 11 1 'V ' 2 ' ip fix 15515 I 7 : 'E3IiEf'5 E QS:-Kp, 5ll.:7?3 55.21 1153? 6225, 4 ,-xr,-V nqww, 4 qfzf 1::,,+-f,:1, 1 ' wfw fi K r ,- of ' ,Q ,jf-'-1,12 '- I . : E . 1 untmgton lub E ! Founded in 1911 11 : .. 'i : E ! E ! .1 l U . . C I I Hurst Ferris Almy Dudley Simmons Reed i i Bosanlco Morgan Conklm Palmer Barns Austm . - Taylor Nevlns Kennedy Van WIIT Parkhurst McDonald M1ller Block Downer Avery Carrere Inglrs Francrs Brown Story . 1 1 ,UQ milf 1111 113-1 ,fn rn: :gg E, ,Ln ,Qing ,Cyl 11 .QQ 11-31 5171 388 HE 1.92.2 CORNELLIA xvssxlzx-tm:-Qnzqxuxx ' u1nx1.1xul:4l1n at 1 :rin sxxnxin 11 vrgjb-pf qug gpg QQL-11, SQ, ,QI SDJ UU ,K a I - i i ! ! ! ! ! Q ! ! ! , ! 2 ! Q ! Q FRATRES IN F ACULTATE Q HUBERT EUGENE BAXTER WALTER HOYT FRENCH i MORRIS GILBERT BISHOP ALBERT RAYMOND NOLIN EDWIN MITCHELL PRELLWITZ ASSOCIATE MEMBERS - LESLIE NOYES DURYEA JOHN CARD MATHER HAROLD GLENWOOD HAYWARD PAUL JAMES MOORE J JOHN SOMERVILLE OFFENHAUSER Q SENIORS Q HENRY CALHOUN ALMY ELMER 'TRAVIS HURST i GERMAIN LEROY AUSTIN WILLIAM WASHINGTON IPARK ARTHUR KINGSLEY BOSANKO CLARKE BRAIDWOOD MEARS 5 FREDERICK SAMUEL CONKLIN GODFREY MORGAN, JR. Q HAROLD JENKINS DUDLEY , MILTON ALSON NEVINS I SEYMOUR WASHINGTON FERRIS FRANKLIN ANDREW REED ' CHARLES WILLIAM SIMMONS ' JUNIORS ' , HENRY ALLEN BARRIS ' BENJAMIN HENRY PALMER, JR. Q KENNETH GEORGE MCDONALD ALFRED EARL VAN WIRT ! SOPHOMORES LAURENCE FREDERICK BLOCK ERNEST PARKER MILLER JESSE EDWARD BROWN FRANCIS PARKHURST REESE RICHARD FRANCIS THEODORE HARVEY STORY SAMUEL VAN DYKE KENNEDY, JR. RAYMOND LEECH TAYLOR F RESHM EN GEORGE SELLECK AVERY LEE MONTGOMERY DOWNER I 5 HENRI VALENTI CARRERE STUART INGLIS i ' HARRY FRANKLIN TYLER . 'nil' ' - ,ID U 4CD- ES 1.5 ll K JE! 1' -1 3S9 'um 192.1 conN'ar.L1A. 1-zsnzrxuqi-:nn ru cus some:-nun 111: - 3 Qnxzn u:xex1n-11 sffr-xug-glygloz nu mr vm 1411 y l i f P2 Kappa Plzz ! Q Founded in 1904 3 f E, C Q Q ROLL OF CHAPTERS College of Charlestown University of Nebraska Presbyterian College of S. Carolina Roanoke College : University of California V University of Alabama Wofl'o1'd College Oglethorpe University Emory University Washington .and Lee University ! ' Georgia School of Technology North Carolma State College i University of North Carolina University of Illinois i University of Georgia University of Tulsa Q : . . . . Q i Trinity College John B. Stetson University Cornell University ri l l l ! , , Norton Haines Felton Banks Price Ritz I Howell Miller Dodge Harris Brownell Olsen Blume Hanselman Prosch Fleming Martwick if Clark Ward Farnham Meulenrlyke Sherwood vi- ' , imli YK EL If ll im Q H Ugg pg L H ,og js i . lx ll 'il' l:'l i I. 1 1'11l!lJ 390 HE 192.1 COILNELLIA I.:-mzn ,U-Claim JlD,l , vriglggjw X67-TOLL! :gf urn Jw zur 1 ! i Q I Q ,. I i ! ! Q i 2 I ! , i i i i X- l'l' ' ' i 5 Psi Chapter ' I . . E Establlshed In 1921 - FRATRES IN FACULTATE Q GEORGE HAINES LAURENCE JOSEPH NORTON i , I SENIORS 5 ADRIAN FRANKLIN BLUME IRVING JULIUS MARTWICK JOHN RIMER FLEMING N WILLIAM OLSEN Q GEORGE RAYMOND HANSELMAN WALTER RICHARD PROSCH i I I 1 JUNIORS MARVIN AIDEN CLARK A LAURENCE EUGENE SHEDD i RICHARD BAYLES F ARNHAM HAROLD TALLMAN SHERWOOD OSWALD KROES MEULENDYKE DARWIN ADAMS WARD I SOPHOMORES ' CLAUDE LEWIS BROWNELL WILLIAM CURTIS HARRIS ' STEPHEN WEBSTER DODGE WILBUR SAMUEL HOWELL i GARRETT JOHN FELTON J NORMAN RUSSEL MILLER M FRESHMEN i NORMAN JOHN BANKS GLENDALE MARION PRICE A FRANCIS SANFORD RITZ A 391 E Q E E ll. U 2 El C, O R, N Ei L ll. 1 A 3 Phi Sigma Delta 9 Founded at Columbia in 1909 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Columbia University University of Colorado Cornell University Western Reserve University Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute University of Texas - New York University Ohio State University H Union College University of Chicago E University of Pennsylvania Massachusetts Institute of Technology 9 University of Michigan Boston University , University of Denver University of Wisconsin 1 i l l C l C E Kroll Cobrin Weill W. Benenson Kadushin E Finkelstein Goldowitz A. Benenson Percy Brown z LLL:-11, 'uf uuivn icsi f- U- :wr tml Jul 5 ui. ng, ,fu Yr ,Ur ft-Q nu H122 KH 392 ,Mm , U, NL ,KH ,, H Ni mi im uw wuz or if if mt-'Auf wg: my mr mf nu mg lf HE 1922. COILNELLIA. E I ! ! E ! E ! A f I Beta Chapter 2 A Established in 1912 ' CRe-established in 192D SENIORS AARON BENENSON HENRY LEON FINKELSTEIN Q GEORGE GOLDOWITZ Q JUNIORS JOSEPH DAVID BROWN CHARLES GEORGE KADUSHIN - NATHAN EDWARD PERCY , F SOPHOMORES 9 p HARRY AARON COBRIN IRWIN 'WEILL FRESHMEN WILLIAM BENENSON HARRY AAIQON KROLL Y . Inf Qing lg ,Ig my ,gg 5 gm, . ,. mimi 4133353 ,.,. mx lm , 393 1-IE 1.92.1 CORNELLIA S i ! Q Q E , i Stevens Summers Story Churchill Simmons ' Cole Francis Burke Hays Woodward I Cornell Independent Assoezatzon Q OFFICERS i JAMES HARRY BURKE '20 . . . . President JAMES SOLOMON HAYS '22 . . . . Vice-President JULIAN LAU-RENCE VVOODWARD '22 . ' Secretary i HOWARD NELSON FRANCIS '22 . . Treamrer i EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE CHARLES HARVEY CHURCHILL ,23 CHARLES WILLIAM SIMMONS '22 D JOHN JAY COLE '23 ' HARRY ANDERSON SUMMERS ,24 OFFICERS OF THE COUNCIL 5 TRYSTRAM C. STEVENS '22 ......... Chairman THEODORE H.ARVEY STORY '24 . . . Secretary ! 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Jul 1 1 I U u - ' 1 i ' I SENIOR SOCIETY l I I ZT ZLTZZE L Q f e isii ' ' A kj 'jk' '. s S phincc Head fL iEL.J.L13 EK 1E1 IIB- 258 Rohert Saunders A ckerly Ross Stockbridge Anderson William Cornell A rchhold Edward Vreeland Baker Andrew Grey Baldwin Frank Cecil Baldwin Charles Smith Barkelew, jr. Donald Winslow Brown Benjamin Tingle Bnrton Francis Lawton Casey Henry Otis Chapman, jr. Walker Lee Cisler jnnins Ford Cook james Samuel Cowan Howard Baker Cushman Wilson Shannon-Dodge George Shellaharger Dunham Leslie Noyes Diiryea H od gen Torrey Foster james Vernon Frank George Nichols Goodnow W illian Stern Gntwillig Lawrence W ilhirt Hoyt Carl Frank john Pickens johnson Walter Paul Knanss Harry Rayburn Kay A William Hamilton Lathrop George Price Lechler Frank M cl? ride William Donald M acK enzie john Mathew Maloriey Donald Emerson Ma1'shall Emmet james M nrphy Russell Thorn Pancoast Charles Gifford Peck jack Pope joseph Henry Porter William Frederick Rippe H idiert james Roemer Frederick Otto Schreiner john Daniel Shepard Eliot Bonghton Smith William Steele Wadsworth john Estahrook Wahl Alanson Work Willcox Howard W ohff Charles Amos Wood l IDR I l Ili- H EIIIII ' CU 3 gi HE 192.1 COILNELLIA ,.,..,.:........,- .-,.,. .f .,-.......-.. ,..-.. ......-,..-,. ,..,.,-..,- ,fmpml Q u ! i SENIOR SOCIETY ! I f, 5 an ! f 5 ' s Q Q i i I E Quill and Dagger 5 Q Edwin Hobart Brown Q Norman Pierfon Brown T Robert Edward Brown Richard Mmm Bark E C harlef Crawford Carter F! Frederick Charley Chandler Q, Robert Otif Daoifon E Horace Harper Fritz gl William Palmer Goetz Q fameq Bailey Harper g Lawrence Stephen Hazzard g foel Watref Healy i Carl W eddigen Olney ' Hamilton Grenelle Pretat 1 Herbert Richard Reif Frederick Foeller Schoepflin - Henry William Seney, 2nd George Wing Simon, 3rd Daniel Bnrfle Stricleler George Hilyard Thornton Paul Giutafoe Pfellenleamp i ,mn me M, ,Q ,m ,E ,Q .,....-. -, -.-, ,-, 399 ,- va um 192.1 con.NmLL1A ,.:,.,.:qmqmq1. Q.. m-mg Q gm- - pn-no .1-nn n an -'twirl' 'ISN 'IU' Y- P- - ' ' 1 Q JUNIOR SOCIETY 5 I . 7 I l E 1 I I 1 5 ' : I Q 7 i EG I Y . hifi' Y ,, E i , J 5- -. 3 f Q ! ' . g Aleph Samach 5 E Howard Vincent Bonfal i Gharlef Lucien Brayton ' T Ellfworth Shefer Brown Z I Edgar Angnftnf Gallefon ' William David Pnterbanghffarey I 5 Roger fewett Coe I Henry fofeph Dollbanm 5 Harold Leon Eberfole . Frederick William Fix, fr. Q Harry Gustave Fox F .- 2 'R Q Hamilton Garnfey, fr. i Edward Vernon Goninlock E Walker Blaine Hongh Q George Whitman Holbrook Q Charlet Godwin lrifh i Edgar Lawrence Kaw i Charley Franklin Kelli - Erneft Delof Leet 1 Robert Schilling Millar 1 1 David Aloyfinx Mnnnf 5 Ralph fohnfon Parker - E Lawrence Belljield Pryor Milton Edward Richman I Franci: Irving Righter Walter Rnffell Rollo ' i I Nelfon Schaenen Howard Hazelton Smith ofeybh W ilbnr Spencer Q Donald Mortimer Tobey ! Everett Pepperrell Wheeler 7nd Erneft Clinton W oodin . ' i gf ' A Jr- A ' 7 ff. 5 ! E A E ...,. Nagin, ,Ht nl .fu fm ,gn ,fu ,Q czizczf 1-M 1- -crzn r-1:---12' - U' ' ' J 400 HE 1.92.2 COXLNELLI 1- Minn' un ma, mln: Cgimr S 1f I1 x IQ 4 U 1g JOURNALI STIC SOCIETY A ,. . A. I Sigma elta Chi BRISTOW ADAMS MILLARD VAN MARTER ATWOOD DONALD WINSLOW BROWN HOWARD BAKER CUSHMAN LESLIE NOYES DURYEA WILLIAM HURSH FARNHAM JOHN RIMER FLEMING JAMES VERNON FRANK ELMER MARKER JOHNSON ROBERT EDWARD LEE ERNEST DELOS LEET CHILSON HATHAWAY LEONARD WILLIAM COLEMAN MURRAY THOMAS JOSEPH MCFADDEN HOWARD MUSSETT NAZOR CHARLES GIFFORD PECK HUBERT JOSEPH ROEMER ROBERT WARREN SAILOR FREDERICK FOELLER SCHOEPFLIN GEORGE WING SISSON, 3RD. ROBERT JAMES SLOAN, JR. EWALD JOHN JOSEPH SMITH EARL KNIGHTS STEVENS HOWARD ARTHUR STEVENSON HOWARD GEORGE STUTZ DONALD MORTIMER TOBEY ELBERT PARR TUTTLE ALANSON WORK WILLCOX GTIS PARKER WILLIAMS WILLIS KINGSLEY WING ERNEST ARTHUR ZADIG LOUIS AYLESBURY ZEHNER Him .Dr-TDI HSI ,ML .-In :Ing :ag LQ fmt- un mf H A .QL gp. QI 401 'ED H E uI3.LgBH for l1C2f41u.r 'DDJ 11:1 QL-11.177 -ef .. wwogw . Adams B. Adelmann . D. Albert . A. Allen . L. Andrews W. N. Barnard F. A. Barnes J. H. Barron M. F. Barrus P. L. Bayley A. C. Beal J. A. Becker F. Bedell L. Behr E. W. Benjamin J. W. Benner C. Betten C. Bidwell R. R. Birch H. G. Bishop J. A. Bizzell F. M. Blodgett A. Bodansky S. L. Boothroyd W. C. Bowen J. C. Bradley Miss H. E. Branch C. Founded at Cornell University in 1886 OFFICERS 1921-22 Prefident cape if V1 FP o '47 W FD U7 .... cn. 0 :s FY' 5 U- CD i U2 o Fl ff :- 0 3 ..- 'U :- m Q :1-' no 'cn PP 0 Fl P 4 xo N ..- xl: N Fi E Eu. wiee wma? 20 'V mg PT S B Id X4 2 . . Bri gs .Weld . . . Wright F. O. Ellenwood R. A. Emerson M. C. Ernsberger L. Farrand P. A. Fish Miss M. J. Fisher . . ohannsen . Mrs. B. F. Kingsbury C. A. Kinsley L. Knudson M. A. Lee Mrs. H. M. Libby W. R . Vice-president . S ecretar Trearur W. Rowlee . W. Sailor Q - ! S Q ' .mp-2. ,..- .feast . ...wi J .1 ., - ,.. .QR . -Q0 i SN I ieCEI U'2U 5, Q lp cm ! ! IO ! 5:1 9 3 E- bs 4 Z 67, F1 l ' F' QSC v-4 W. W. Fisk H. M. Fitzpatrick Mrs. H. Flack W. T. M. Forbes A. C. Fraser J. A. Fried, F. M. Fronda J. N. Frost L. A. Fuertes S. H. Gage D. L. Gamble F. R. Georgia R. C. Gibbs D. C. Gillespie H. Glasgow S. A. Goldberg Mrs. A. L. Grant Miss G. H. Griswold C. H. Guise E. S. Guthrie W. A. Hagan H. H. Love J. D. Luckett E. D. Sanderson F. S. Savage T. L. Lyon L. N. MacDaniels T. Mclnerney S. S. Mackeown A. E. McKinney A. R. Mann L. M. Massey R. Matheson Miss C. J. Maury F. A. May L. A. Maynard E. G. Merritt H. J. Milks Miss L. A. Minns F. G. Misner G. S. Moler C. Moon V. A. Moore Ilill. M. Morse W. M. Sawdon F. W. Schoder Mrs. R. Schramm J. R. Schramm H. H. Scofield M. Scott L. W. Sharp J. S. Shearer Miss P. G. Sheldon C. K. Sibley S. Simpson Miss K. L. Slingerland Mrs. A. W. Smith A. W. Smith Miss C. Smith W. A. Stocking J. B. Summer K. F. Sun F. G. Switzer R. S. Breed F. E. Hance . M. Mott-Smith G. W. Tailby, Jr. T. R. Briggs F. Harper C. C. Murdock H. Tanner A. W. Browne G. D. Harris Miss H. E. Murphy R. W. Thatcher H. O. Buckman E. F. Haskell C. H. Myers M. B. Tinker W. H. Burkholder C. E. Hayden W. l. Myers F. B. Titchener F. P. Bussell U. P. Hendrick G. Needham E. P. T. Tyndall L. E. Card A. Heinicke E. L. Nichols D. H. Udall F. A. Carlson G. W. Herrick M. L. Nichols G. B. Upton C. M. Carpenter G. F. Heuser H. N. Ogden H. S. Vandiver W. B. Carver R. O. Hitchcock R. M. Ogden Miss K. F. H. VanWinkle E. M. Chamot A. B. Hoel A. Olsson H. F. Vievveg W. H. Chandler L. B. Hoisington W. R. Orndorlf I. H. Vogel C. Chupp G. S. Hopkins W. W. Paddon F. B. Wann I. P. Church H. Hotchkiss E. L. Palmer Mrs. G. F. Warren P. W. Claassen H. V. Hotchkiss W. Papez G. F. Warren F. R. Clark H. F.. Howe Papish L. P. Wehrle J. R. Collins H. C. Huckett P. Parrott H. P. VVeld R. C. Collison R. R. Humphrey F. A. Pearson R. Wellington Mrs. J. H. Comstock C. B. Hutchison J. G. Pertsch, Jr. L. S. West J. H. Comstock J. M. Hyatt W. M. Pierce H. H. Whetzel H. Conn H. C. Jackson F. H. Pollard K. M. Wiegand C. Crandall H. S. Jacoby L. P. Randolph R. G. Wiggans C. R. Crosby O. A. Johannsen A. B. Recknagel D. T. Wilber L. J. Cross C. B. Jolliflie D. Reddick Miss R. G. Williams O. F. Curtis Q H. Kahler H. D. Reed W. L. Williams L. F. Curtiss R. F. Keeler R. R. Reed W. L. G. Williams K. M. Dallenbach F. H. Kennard E. W. Rettger B. D. Wilson L. M. Dennis O. B. Kent F. W. Reynolds FQ. H. Wood H. Diederichs A. T. Kerr F. E. Rice P. Works H. W. Dye D. S. Kimball J. E. Rice Mrs. A. H. Wright A. Eames B. F. Kingsbury D. E. Richmond A.. H. Wright B. P. Young . II HL 1112 2 1: mr. Ag-Jn 14 u 13 xc 14 Jn A ,Dt 1:1 1 I i lllii O i Ili I iii t 402 I 'H' ' 'E G1 l UJ EL 'Li 1 LL 5 HONORARYLENGINEERING SOCIETY 1-I E 1 9 2. 2, C O JL N EI L L 1 A 10 A T' ' 11' A1 TU au Beta Pi Delta of New York Established January 17, 1910 FACULTY MEMBERS WILDER DWIGHT BANCROFT JOHN ROBERT BANGS, JR. WILLIAM NICHOLS BARNARD FRED ASA BARNES FRANCKE HUNTINGTON BOSWORTH, JR ARTHUR WESI,EY BROWNE RALPH RAYMOND BUSH IRVING PORTER CHURCH LOUIS MUNROE DENNIS HERMAN DIEDERICHS FRANK OAKES ELLENWOOD FREDERICK CHARLES EVANS GEORGE YO SIDNEY GONZALES GEORGE HENRY SYLVESTER JACOBY VLADIMIR KARAPETOFF DEXTER SIMPSON KIMBALL MYRON ADOLPH LEE GEORGE ROLLAND MCDERMOTT ALBERT RUSSELL MANN CLARENCE AUGUSTINE MARTIN ERNEST GEORGE MERRITT ALBRECHT NAETER ALBERT CHARLES PHELPS GEORGE BURR UPTON UNG, JR. CLASS OF 1922 ROBERT WILLIAM ANDERSON ROSS STOCKBRIDGE ANDERSON BURNETT BEAR HENRY GASSAWAY BROWN, JR ROBERT EMMETT BURK SAMUEL BURNS HAROLD FREMONT CARR HENRY OTIS CHAPMAN, JR. WALKER LEE CISLER ROBERT GREGORY CLARK WILLIAM LITTELL EVERITT THEODORE SUMNER FARLEY HODGEN TORREY FOSTER SAMUEL BETTLE GRISCOM JAMES HANNIGAN VIVIAN STREETER LAWRENCE, I WILLIAM LESTER LEWIS CHARLES DANIEL LUDLUM CHARLES KARLETON MILLER KUO-PAO PAO FRANCIS VICTOR ULRICH LOUISFJEROME REED WILLIAM FREDERICK RIPPE LEON BIDWELL ROSSEAU CHARLES WILLIAM STILLWELL ERNEST LATHROP THEARLE FRANK GARLAND TRAU ALFRED BAILYS WALTON CLASS OF 1923 DAVID EDWARD BRAINARD 'WFIZIZK HU ul MD E4 Z1 If V IES I 1 1 'DK IE1 1 li' HJ- K L 'UL' JCIL 1 403 THE 1917. CORNELL1 A. Ll ,L -,gn gpg nn In: xggg my am :nf xg pm! 11 HONORARY ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING- SOCIETY '-.' ' ,- 5 A, I V i Q 'Sl iiviigggihfl 5' Q ,X , 'Q' Kappa Chapter Established 1912 ! HONORARY MEMBERS l FREDERICK BEDELL VLADIMIR KARAPETOFF I i ASSOCIATE MEMBERS i WILLIAM CYRUS BALLARD, JR. ROBERT FRANKLIN CHAMBERLAIN GEORGE FRANCIS BASON JOHN GEORGE PERTSCH V GRADUATE MEMBERS I ' WESLEY BENNETT BROWN EARL RADFORD EVANS 5 FRANK BUTLER DOYLE FREDERICK DEWEY JACKSON I E 2 CLASS OF 1922 1 GEORGE MALLORY BISHOP LELAND HALSEY HILL CHARLES KARLETON MILLER BENN GRANDIN MORRIS MILES GORDON NORTHROP HUBERT HAWLEY RACE RUSSELL CHRISTIAN REICHART LEON BIDWELL ROSSEAU ERNEST VICTOR STRACK FRANCIS VICTOR ULRICH I HAROLD FERDINAND BOWER HAROLD FREMONT CARR CARROLL BROMLEY CLARK WILLIAM LITTELL EVERITT ' THEODORE SUMNER FARLEY 5 DUDLEY EDWARDS FOSTER S SAMUEL BETTLE GRISCOM E -an HOWARD LEWIS HARRINGTON S. C IN MEMORIAM ALEXANDER GRAY E' P Luv wuk KE. gyvfn 1 ,tn 133 15, ,Cu 1 f H 1. Iqgirgf 111, ,., I ,qu .ma vu 511:31 .rcs 404 E 'L 9 2. 7. COILNELLIAN T l' Llf :F l H D-' I! 1 1 75 lf-i1 V not dn: 1 iw i'4 1, A K. ff., ,AV '. 4 'I .. 5 - v , millet-' , new z ' 2Ay, . Law:-s Q1-12111-1 'L . -. 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M , Q Atfxw 9 fg r. 1 S L Joseph Quincy Adams Ernest Albee Albert Leroy Andrews Eugene Plumb Andrews Millard Van Marter Atwood Liberty Hyde Bailey Dane Lewis Baldwin Mortier Franklin Barrus Frederic Bedell Mrs. Charles Beverly Benson John Bentley, Jr. Albert William Boesche George Gleason Bogert Hazel Elisabeth Branch Julian Pleasant Bretz George Prentice Bristol Leslie Nathan Broughton Arthur Wesley Browne George Lincoln Burr Julian Edward Butterworth Alan Ditchheld Campbell Harry Caplan Walter Buckingham Carver Mrs. George Ray Chamberlain Peter Walter Claassen Lane Cooper Clyde Firman Craig Thomas Frederick Crane James Edwin Creighton Louis Munroe Dennis Harwood Dolbeare Arthur Johnson Eames Herbert Charles Elmer Rollin Adams Emerson Clara Frances Cheney Paul Gamber Culley Gussie Esther Gaskill Helen Gladys Anthony Edmund Francis Baxter Mildred Margaret Bork Elinor Agnes Close David Nathaniel Dattelbaum John James Elson ' Irene Elizabeth Hebel Phi Beta Kappa A-.mx-2 .5 r a '. 'nzriie :f Founded December S, 1775 NEW YORK THETA CHAPTER Established May 28, 1882 OFFICERS 1921-22 Walter B. Carver Leon A. Hausman . Elias R. B. Willis . . . . Preficlml S ecreiary ami Treafurer . . . Regirtrar ADDITIONAL MEMBERS or EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Eleanor C. McMullen MEMBERS IN THE FACULTY Albert Bernhardt Faust Mrs. Harold Flack M-rs. Allan Cameron Fraser William Forbes Percy Austin Fraleigh Walter Hoyt French Roswell Clifton Gibbs Joseph Harry Griffiths Francis Philip Gross Charles Brockway Hale Francis Harper Gilbert Dennison Harris Leon Augustus Hausman john William Hebel Mrs. Gustave Frederick Heuser Herbert Vinton Hotchkiss Charles Henry Hull ' Wallie Abraham Hurwitz Charles Byron loliffe Horace Leonard Jones Walter Paul Jones Ralph Hayward Keniston Marcel Hartwig Kessel Harry Knight Frederick Henry Lape Howard Scott Liddell James McMahon Eleanor Clara McMullen Mrs. Albert Russell Mann James Frederick Mason Leonard Amby Maynard Dale Raymond Mitchell Benton Sullivan Monroe David Sherman Morse GRADUATE STUDENTS Joseph Harry Grifliths Kenneth Warner Pfleger Louis Jerome Reed Bernard Sobol CLASS or 1922 Marvin Theodore Herrick DeElbert Ernest Keenan Jennie Kinsey Beatrice Elizabeth Kretschmer Margaret Jane McKelvey Desmond Stevens Powell Roberta Winchell Quick Evelyn Gertrude Richmond Paul R. Pope Carleton Chase Murdock Clark Sutherland Northup Wallace Notestein Ernest Trowbridge Paine Archie Maclnnes Palmer Paul Russel Pope Mrs. Paul Russel Pope Laurence Pumpelly Arthur Ranum Arthur John Rider George Frederick Rogalsky Rasmus S. Saby Martin Wright Sampson Ernest William Schoder Jacob Richard Schramm Merit Scott Lester Wayland Sharp Robert Pelton Sibley Sumner Huber Slichter Mrs. Albert William Smith Rolland Maclaren Stewart William Strunk Frank Thilly Edward Bradford Titchener Mrs. Leonard Church Urquhart Frank Burkett Wann William Linn Westermann Herbert Hice Whetzel Andrew Curtis White Walter Francis Willcox Elias Root Beadle Willis George Alan Works Miguel Zapata y Torres May Ashmore Thropp Allan Hosie Treman Cynthia Westcott Howard Hiller Shambaugh Elizabeth King Snodgrass Marion Elfrieda Von Beck Fred William Warburton Alanson Work Willcox Anna Isabelle Wilson Miguel Zapata y Torres 'IEA UN 1 Al- 15 43:13 ICY l 'GK H 'Gil' '4 ED 1 405 HE 1922. CORNELL! Ip slim: o :nx1nx1 Ibm: u 11:11 Q in an w in axinxixuiu It I , u 1 Phi Kappa Phi Organized 1897 Established at Cornell University June 14, 1920 ,-5. ' 2. 0 1921-22 Clark Sutherland NorthupFFICIiRS. . . , Pfgndmg I Oskar Augustus Johannsen .... Vifg-pry,-iglmg Herbert Henry Scofield ..... , Sggrgmfy Georgia Laura White ......... Trmrurer ' ' ADDITIONAL ME.MBERS or EXECUTIYE COMMITTEE 1 Roswell Clifton Gibbs Oliver Leroy McCaskIll joseph Rexwood Nadler Calvin Dodge Albert Fred Asa Barnes John Reef Bechtel Cornelius Betten George Gleason Bogert Francke Huntington Bosworth,Ir. Arthur Wesley Browne Harry Oliver Buckman George Lincoln Burr Leslie Ellsworth Card Fred Albert Carlson Charles Milton Carpenter Hemstead Castle William Henry Chandler Jacob Roland Collins James Edwin Creighton Herman Diederichs Charles Love Durham Rollin Adams Emerson William Littell Everitt Livingston Farrand Pierre Augustine Fish Dean LaFever Gamble Louis Agassiz Fuertes Leland Ossian Howard Prudencio y Frias Esquivel Lillian Fred Brotherhood Ethel Hinckley Hausman ffrtr and Scierzcer Helen Gladys Anthony FACULTY MEMBERS Roswell Clifton Gibbs David Clinton Gillespie Eugene Elwin Haskell Mary Francis Henry Leland Halsey Hill Freeman Smith Howlett Oskar Augustus Johannsen Abram Tucker Kerr Dexter Simpson Kimball Benjamin Freeman Kingsbur Ellis Lore Kirkpatrick Paul Kruse Frederick Henry Lape Oliver Leroy McCaskill Albert Russell Mann Charles Karleton Miller Helen Monsch Veranus Alva Moore William Irving Myers Joseph Rexwood Nadler Melvin Nichols Clark Sutherland Northup Laurence Joseph Norton ALUMNI MEMBERS Sao-Ke Alfred Sze GRADUATE MEMBERS CI.Ass or 1921 Kenneth Warner Pfleger Louis Jerome Reed CLASS or 1922 lllecharzical Eugz'mw'ing Robert William Anderson Y Robert Morris Ogden John George Pertsch, Ir. Albert Charles Phelps Laurence Pumpelly Jeremiah Bascom Reeves Flora Rose Herbert Henry Scofield Merit Scott john Hall Skeen Bernard Smit Ernest Lathrop Thearle Frank Thilly Clarence Ellsworth Townsend Leonard Church Urquhart Katherine Hilton Van Winkle Hermann Frederick Vieweg Seth Wakeman Edward Albert White Georgia Laura White Karl McKay Wiegand Paul Work Evans Alvah Worthley Thomas Midgley, Jr. Alexander Buel Trowbridge Clyde Mayer Bernard Sobol Allan Hosie Treman Law Paul Eugene O,Keefe Edith Rosaline Britton Walter Lee Cisler Horace Eugene Whiteside Robert Emmett Burk Julia Fayer Elinor Agnes Close Hodgen Torrey Foster Afgricullure glavid Nlaihglfiel lgattelbaum llgiviag Strlejeter Lawrence, Ir. George Lqcke Carlton IrtfIieiElizaLetlhOHeb?2lr WiiFiiariiOFre2ii0erick Rippe gtiifiilgzglsgaggrgisgrson James Frederick Hollister Julian Lawrence Woodward Walter Auvust Julius Ewald DeElbert Ernest Keenan Alfred Bail s Walton 6 . K. A .Y - Ray Lester Hahn Smile msey M K 1 Cwil Erzgznrerirzg Katharine Wyckof Harris R aggarewflni HC 'if licey Burnett Bear Martha Toscan Parrott E0 IertaG mc Cf Igluif d Samuel Bums William Oscar Skinner Fvedyli ,lfiatfud e gc hmm Charles Ward Gulick Nathaniel Allen Talmage HTWZES Miligr Ogganibgigi Bernard Sterling Sines Lydia Phylancy White E!iiEd,billiJiKiEglSiIhod rass Se miiiiiEi:ZZ cjjidgigiijitiiiniing Vmirinary Marion Elfrieda VongBeck Gdbrge Malloiiy Bishop John Flower Bullard Alanson Work Willcox Samuel Bettle Griscom 'U' s iii- J! H 'QC 118 lil YH- ll 1 :tam 11 :nn T li I irlllzil U 1 I in 1 406 11 I5 1 9 Z 1 C CJ IL if I5 L L I It rn:-uu::-cw -nuqnx: - u anus 11-31.9 :ugh mcmxx 1 wQ1:3,Qi,qIf mg EX mr LQ! 101 Qu mf ful' i S I A ARCHITECTURAL SOCIETY i i , ! Q ! . ! r I -G 2 fx My I: 1 f,lH1K.!l.lL w t- , .,.,. A . ' I I I Lf, TT'TT I i J tif sfl. 4 IG ' ' I , ' a I . i ' HUBERT EUGENE BAXTER HIRAM SAMUEL GUTSELL i FRANCKE HUNTINGTON BOSWORTH, JR. CLARENCE AUGUSTINE MARTIN OLAF MARTINIUS BRAUNER CHRISTIAN MIDJO . LEROY PEARL BURNHAM ROBERT NORTH I GEORGE RAY CHAMBERLAIN ALBERT CHARLES PHELPS 3 THOMAS FREDERICK CRANE NATHANIEL SCHMIDT Q LOUIS AGASSIZ FUERTES WALTER KING STONE I l GEORGE YOUNG, JR. i i i GRADUATE MEMBERS i JOHN LAKIN BALDRIDGE HENRY BISHOP PENTLAND 1 ELLIOTT BUTLER MASON CHARLES MORSE STOTZ ! i I i 1 1922 , HENRY OTIS CHAPMAN, JR. RUSSELL THORN PANCOAST 5 GEORGE BROKAW HOWELL JONATHAN BENJAMIN RIDER E ROBERT COLLYER WASHBURN ! ! i 1923 ' THOMAS KENNEDY HENDRYX ALBERT RANKIN MARTIN N EDWARD DAVID JAMES JAMES STURTEVANT MCGRAW l ! ! 3 ' - IJ . l I Lf' --m - full? grim' ml an 12:1 1111 101 frff JDK 13 'mimi fcrim- rnzrim -11:-:J 407 H E L 9 2. 7. C O HEY IZIEII Hui-1.u.f vulL.L.J 212312. i r- CIVIL ENGINEERINC SOCIETY Pyframzd ROSS STOCKBRIDGF ANDERSON TOHN PAUL ANDREWS BURNETT LANDREDTH BEAR SAMUEL BURNS EARLE NELSON BURROWS ROBERT WOODWARD CALLOWAY EDWIN FRANK CHOBOT THAD LUMPKIN COLLUM WALTER LICHENTHALER CONWELL BLAIR SHIPMAN CORNEY HAROLD LANDRY FURST MATTHEW JOSEPH GROGAN LAWRENCE WIBIRT HOYT LEON ALEXANDER LAWRENCE LAURENCE PATTON MAINS DONALD GRANT MACBEAN HENRY NEELY OGDEN CHARLES EDWARD O ROURKE CLAUDE PENDLETON JORDAN HOLT PETERS CECIL STANLEY ROBINSON FREDERICK OTTO SCI-IREINER HERBERT HENRY SCOFIELD FELIX SPURNEY JAMES WHITE TOWART FRANK GARLAND TRAU LEONARD CHURCH URQUHART WILLIAM HERRIMAN VAN PELT GERALD CROFOOT WILLIAMS LY' f Q-K 1 JU JK If fl Ai- wiv :Lu nn 408 JL A 154 IH IX M 'OK EK YE! l Cliil I HE. 1912. COIL A I -u tx IA s :rn :rim -1:1-Iam ICB ww? Cari: I fu nr xx II W I CIVIL ENGINEERING SOCIETY MI, ' I 12523553 5,02 , ,, ,Igv,I :'5gggQ,f:5 '., ' I' ,,f1 f:Ng2If.g'I1-51, I JM: ax .,.. 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SIDNEY GONZALES GEORGE EDWIN JAMES HOPE DEXTER SIMPSON KIMBALL FREDERIC LOVEJOY ARTHUR JOHN MAAHS JOHN BENJAMIN MCCLATCHY FRANK VAN EPPS MITCHELL JOHN HENRY NEUN JOHN THOMAS PARSONS BURKE PATTERSON JOHN EDWIN PERRY JOHN PHILIP RILEY WALTER RUSSEL ROLLO EDWARD DELEON SCRUGGS BERNARD STERLING SINES THOMAS TELFER HEBER HOLBROOK TEMPLE ROBERT WILLIAM THOMPSON PAUL HALLADAY UNDERWOOD JOHN LEROY WEBER HOWARD IRWIN WHITNEY i Q E- HH lk-0 l H N E 'Ov E34 Z' 1' EI 409 HE 192.2 COILNELLIA nz: ax1m1o1Io nnijng gf TX In-4 SENIOR AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY H cbs-S cz FACULTY MEMBERS BRISTOW ADAMS HARRY OLIVER BUCKMAN GEORGE WALTER CAVANAUGH GEORGE ABRAM EVERETT EARL VOLCART HARDENBUIKG RALPH SELDON HOSMER THOMAS JOSEPH MCINERNEY ACTIVE MEMBERS ANDREW GREY BALDWIN GARDNER THURSTON BARKER NORMAN PIERSON BROWN ROBERT EDWARD BROWN THOMAS KENNETH 'BULLARD RICHARD MARTIN BURK CHARLES CRAWFORD CARTER ROGER BAILEY CORBETT JAMES SAMUEL COWAN JOSEPH O,LEON EASTLACK JOHN RIMER FLEMING WILLIAM PALMER GOETZ EDWIN ANDREWS GORDON HENRY ALBERT RALPH HUSCH WALTER PAUL KNAUSS GEORGE PRICE LECHLER WILLIAM HAMILTON LATHROP DONALD EMERSON MARSHALL CHARLES GIFFORD PECK EDMOND ADRIAN PERREGAUX JACK POPE WILLIAM JEFFERSON PRATT WILLIAM STEELE WADSWORTH LOUIS AYLESBURY ZEHNER KE Lf! n Q IJ.: cn Q Q .D 'L H 'I 7' ' J' ' 4 '51 I l wI H4 fill - 410 HE 192.2 COJLNELLIA l C 111 Ion inf mr 111253 wGIIDv 1313131 HCHQILM mil' 4: ggr SD: gy ULJIFT SENIOR AGRICULTURAL SCCIETY 7 V, b fwf ' x' 2 :J-fm, ' ' 9 df' .. 17925 f Helios FACULTY MEMBERS ROBERT BYRON HINMAN JAMES EDWARD RICE ELMER SETH SAVAGE ROBERT PELTON SIBLEY UNDERGRADUATE M EMB ERS ELLERY ROBERT BARNEY FREDERICK HENRY BO-ND ROBERT EMERY BRITT CLIFFORD MARTIN BUCK THEODORE ALBERT BUHL IRVING JOSYLIN CALL ROBERT JAMES CLARK STERLING HOWARD EMERSON RAY LESTER HAHN WILLIAM HENRY HUTCHINGS JAMES ROBERT MACK EDMUND NORTHRUP MOOT FRED BISHOP MORRIS JOSEPH PARTRIDGE MORRISON JOHN SOMERVELL OFFENHAUSER LLOYD STORY PASSAGE RICHARD HALL PEABODY MARSHAL GRANT SHULTIS WILLIAM OSCAR SKINNER HUBERT KLING SNIVELY NATHANIEL ALLEN TALMAGE SEYMOUR MADISON VAUGHAN THEODORE MALLORY WARNER WILLIAM JOACHIM WEIDT D-f E Q E1 KI- ILM 1 IG? 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TED', DAVIES RUSS FROST i HEDDIEH GOUINLOCK l JUNE GREGG : I HHEDH HARPER I CHUCK HUGHES 1 E UBILLH KUGEMAN I HANK LEWIS HREDH MOEFIT i CLAIR,' MORGAN I JOHN NESBETT . UCI-IICKH NORREST HBURKE,, PATTERSON HAIvI 'PRETAT ILKINGH WHITE I S. I E I I ' v In - -zxxonin IU: nn Ig: ,QI gil' ,Lg , 3r, IU. I- - ixc1eioil'l1:uiuiol7c 111- 11- 422 . HE 192.2 COJLNELLIAN 1dC'JCZl3.uf 1r' Rn urc-7U'rT'04 -Elin ny um wdlhr r vw? PQI WV IU! LX-2.11-' inf NV H 'H' ' . Cornell Ujcers' Club STAFFORD B BEACH . ....,....... Preficifnt JAMES H. BURKE . . 4 ..... . Vzce-Prendent FRANKLIN R. SPEER ...... . Secretary WILLIAM B. MIFFLIN ......... . Trmfurer . MEMBERS COLONEL JESSE C. NICHOLLS, U.S.A. 9 COLONEL HENRY S. WYGANT, U.S.A. MAJOR HUGO D. SELTON, U.S.A. MAJOR DONALD J. MACLACHLAN, U.S.A. MAJOR THOMAS J. J. CHRISTIAN, U.S.A. M.AJOR JOHN P. EDGERLY, U.S.A. P MAJOR RALPH HOSPITAL, U.S.A. Q CAPTAIN CAPTAIN CAPTAIN CAPTAIN CAPTAIN CAPTAIN RALPH M. BUFFINGTON, U.S.A. ' FREDERICK W. HUNTINGTON, U.S.A. MARTIN R. RICE, U.S.A. ALLENDER SWIFT, U.S.A. JOSEPH A. DUBOIS, U.S.A. THOMAS H. RAMSEY, U.S.A. . FIRST LIEUTENANT DUNCAN M. HODGES, U.S.A. FIRST LIEUTENANT WILLIAM W. BARTON, U.S.A. C. D. ADAMS ALBERDING K. ANTHONY FAO fi E. C. AVERY C. I. BAKER S. B. BEACH H. C. BIRD P. A. BLATE J. W. BORMAN H. F. BOWER G. E. BRETCH R. M. BURK J. H. BURKE R. H. CARPENTER C. H. CARTER W. H. CHILDS P. D. CLARKE F. E. CONKLING E. H. CORNISH D. D. CRANDELL G. D. CROZIER P. G. CULLEY FI. T. CURTIS R. A. DADDYSMAN C. H. DAHL D. C. DALE- L. N. DENLER L. J. DICIANNI G. S. DUNHAM R. C. EATON L. W. EDDY S. A. EMERY D. FEI.DMAN - C. A. FISHER E. VV. FOLSOM R. B. GARRABRANT L. R. GATY E. GEERTZ R. C. GILL G. W. GILLIES W. C. GILMAN S. GRUNECK W. HENKLE O A. R. HILL L. R. HODELL D. A. HOWE H. A. R. HUSCHKE C. W. HYNE E. D. JOHNSON W. JOHNSON B. KAPLAN S.. B. KELLOGG E. KRIEGSMAN A. G. LEET C. F. LOVAN A. LUCAS R. H. MCCARTHY K. G. MCDONALD D. W. MCKIM A. C. MATTISON H. L. MEAD W. H. MEARS H. MEISELS H. O. MERZ W. B. MIFFLIN A. E. MILLIKEN J. A. MOLLER E. N. MOOT A. H. NILE W. L. NORMAN L. M. ORTON R. PACHECO I. R. PHIPPS W. R. PIETSCH J. A. PIRNIE E. POLITOSKE T. J. POTTS R. H. RAMIRE7. P. L. RANDOLPH A. E. RAY H. W. ROBB A. Y. ROBERTS K. L. ROBERTS J. A. ROSS E. T. R. RUNSDORF H. E. SALSBURY W. E. SARLE W. K. SCHNEIDAU P. A. SCHULTZ I. L. SCOTT F. C. SEYFRIED G. R. SHANKLIN N. H. SIMPSON C. W. SKEELE J. A. SMYTH F. R. SPEER P. C. STEVENS R. W. STEWART E. V. STRACK J. UTTAL E. M. VEGHTE V. O. WEHLE R. A. WENGER L. T. WHITEHEAD D. J. WILLIAMS A Lu: fU JI 3 JIU -CEB 1fY mania: ,QQ lux :Dc JDK u 1.cI3I:vf mrzmimr 'QI 'CIS IUIZTT' 423 L L Ov 2:1 O1-rm rn -pn .s - 'I-W ix X THE Iozz COPUNE lf'- M5 anuscript lub BRISTOW ADAMS MORRIS BISHOP HOWARD BAKER CUSHMAN WILLIAM HURSH FARNHAM ELMER MARKER JOHNSON DEELBERT ERNEST KEENAN FREDERICK HENRY LAPE THOMAS JOSEPH MCFADDEN DALE MITCHELL WILLIANI COLEMAN MUIIRAY MEYER PORTNER HUBERT JOSEPH ROEMER MARTIN WRIGHT SAMPSON WILLIAM STRUNK, JR. CHARLES MORSE STOTZ ELBERT PARR TJJTTLE ROBERT COLLYER WASHBURN ALANSON WORK WILLCOX ' I' u ,gg Q3 J. ,QI gg. gg. I., HI. E. IQ. ,U ilk l If YK 424 H E 1 9 2. 2. C O IL N E L L I A ..,.. .1 -I.-.,.m- I .-K..---n -1- - -1- --1-I - f Emi-DH 1fBf 'QL-W 'QV 'uf W 1 The zll, School Club MEMBERS EDWARD CARRINGTON AVERY SAMUEL BANCROFT BIRD RUSSELL CLARKE HORACE FARNHAM COLBY THOMAS BERRY COLBY ' CHARLES HENRY FLETCHER IRA CORNWALL MATTHIESSEN HENRY CODDINGTON MEYER, 3RD. AUSTIN BLAIR PLATT N HERBERT RICHARD REIF JAMES ROGERS PAUL SLEICHER FRANCIS JEROME TONE ALLAN HOSIE TREMAN R GREIG VEEDER, JR. ALANSON WORK WILLCOX -. ,.,. UI, ,.,I LQ. In. ,gm ml RJ. EQ, ,E ,. -o- m- ca: nn- m::xIK '03 '12 'QCD 425 HE 1Q2,V?, COILNELLIA 1-:Q-max-xc W an gan nxargruxunnrnam 1 X ' i 1 E fi g I I ! I z ! ! ! ! E Lawrencevzlle lub RODERICK BAIRD CRANE . . . Prefidmvf WILLIAM COLEMAN MURRAY Vice-Prefiafent JOSEPH KYLE DEWAR . . . 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Prefident I Vice-President . . Treaxurn . . Rzcording Szfcretary Correfpondivzg Secrfmry WRIGHT JOHNSON ROBERT COUMBE LUDLUM ALFRED HENRY MARSH, JR. JOHN POWELL MUTCHLER ERIC MCGEE NEWCOME THEOPHILUS PARSONS, JR. CHARLES RIFE BARTON RUGGLES MARCELLUS HENRY STOW HARRY FRANKLIN TYLER KARL DAWSON WOOD WILLIAM AUGUSTINE ZALESAK K H 'EK JCB JT 'Ok ITN L IE? lil 1411 K1 ICR IIB BD'- H 1 9 17, CORNELLI A. Y- I uc Im ..,I.13,,.I ,.. ,R ,m Sm HU mf Ass... Cf :STE 2 I. '. 'fx ' x 55' ..- , 1 1 '- ,.,., . ,.,.4.,,n A fkifsf- 25554 AR..- -1, . 1. . .wa -A :ri-fs w e-S ' ' A W. E. MAHON, JR. G. W. SNIBBE, JR. L. E. REED . H. M. THOMAS . H. W. FIELD . L. C. ANDRAE P. T. D. ARNOLD R. E. ATKINSON P. D. ATWOOD E. S. AULT J. A. AUSTIN C. H. BALDWIN H. G. BROWN, JR. W. M. BROWN W. B. CARROLL F. G. CLARK J. H. COLLINS J. E. CRAIG E. S. DAUGHERTY H. R. DAVIS D. O. DECHERT, JR. ' A. DENHARD W. D. DODENHOFE T. L. DONOVAN J. S. ENSOR, JR. T. B. EVANS E. M. FITZGERALD J. W. FORD H. C. GIVAN W. G. GROVE H. HUDGINS J. A. JACKSON S. G. JONES A. G. JOYCE, JR. C. C. KAUFFMAN T. F. KING W. C. KINSOLVING W. G. LADD 1 : ugfiinc qv nor gg-mr muy xy 1111 U xr 1 The Southefrners HONORARY MEMBERS PROFESSOR J. Q. ADAMS PROFESSOR C. L. DURHAM MAJOR T.J.J.CHRISTIAN LIEUTENANT T. H.TWESTON ACTIVE MEMBERS . . Prefidevzt . . Vice-Prefident . . . . Szcretary Tfreaxurer C01'refpo1zdi1zg Sffffldfy E W. LAUCK V. S. LAWRENCE M. D. LIPSKY E. H. MARTIN H. A. MCCOMAS T. E. MCMANNIS J. E. MCPHAIL C. B. MEARS J. W. MOTTLEY W. C. NEVILLE J. S. OFFENHAUSER R. C.'PETER W. J. PRESTON W. D. POPHAM L. B. PRYOR F. B. RAMSBURG, JR. J. D. RIVERS J. M. ROONEY J. D. SHEPPARD W. P. SHERRILL S. E. SISCO F. G. SMITH R. B. STICHTER W. R. THOMPSON F. G. TRAU L. S. VANCE R O. VAUGHN H. R. WAGAR R G. WENGER M. H. WHITE D. J. WILLIAMS L. A. WINKELMAN C. P. WRIGHT J. L. YOUNG vm Hu 131 ,fn 9.14 ,Ln In L 11l 'XDA nu : fN HH 428 Tum 192.2 OORNELLI A H J ' 'UC f my ,CV anim , f mv-nm .m mf mf Im ,of Im Jw ww :QE Rocky Mountain Club EDGAR ALBION ROGERS PORTUS BAXTER . . HONORARY MEMBERS DEAN DEXTER S. KIMBALL LIEUTENANT T. H. TWESTON OFFICERS ACTIVE MEMBERS P. BAXTER, JR. C. E. CASSIDY C. B. COOPER E. CORNELL G. D. CROZIER O . G. ESPOLT W. H. C. GEHRING G. A. HOGG E. R. HOLDEN W. B. HOUGH C. E. HUBACH R. R. IRVINE E. M. JOHNSON T. P. KENDALL N. P. MCFADZEAN K. A. MEAD T. E. MOFFITT A. T. ROBINSON E. A. ROGERS A. B. SIMMONS F. L. SIMS D. STEWART D. TRAINER, IR. A. N. VANDERLIP R. J. WATT H. WELLMAN C. B. WELLS S. B. D. WOOD . . . Prefidenzf Sernftary- Treasurfr i1.JLJ.f 1' H ' ml,-,fn AR A I col 1111 JET H H 'UT IIB, E1 1'-M .... nx lm 103 HJ- '- 429 H E L 9 2- 2, C O IL N E L L I A - U A I -M-m,.,, ,N .1quunnIpx. -Iam nur. Sflgmf fllL.iKll YD:-im vm Jef 1 -x 5 . i ' BUFFALO SOCIETY I i i 5 ! ! ! i f'fM'Yf I I , , I I i . NI:,,g-Lpxyl,,f1f'i3fmQ U.. . 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Strickler ...........,....... Pre.ridmt W. B. Goetz ................. l7ice-Prfridznt G. N3ylO1' ...............,,,, Sgg'7'g'lg1r3v I. D. Adams ,................... Tl'5LZ.VZL7'67 Harold Flack ..........,...... Grad-uatr Trmmrfr HONORARY lVlEMBERS H. V. Bonsal G. L. Burr F. Moakley N. P. Brown M. E. Richman ME5IBEliS H. A. Acheson A. Groenewald C. S. Northup I. D. Adams W. A. Hammond A. Palmer D. R. Anderson R. Hannah S. Peer R. S. Anderson Hannigan L. W. Richardson R. W. Anderson G. E. Harrison H. Roenne N. Bawlf L. R. Hawthorne E. C. Ryan S. B. Beach L. S. Hazzard R. YV. Sailor C. F. Beeler R. D. Hopkins, Jr. M. W. Sampson R. Berry R. Hospital W. E. Schutt L. M. Breese H. D. Hubbs I. L. Scott T. R. Briggs H. C. Huckett D. Shaner W. H. Brittain G. W. Hyslop C. Sheldon W. G. Broughton C. G. lrish F. R. Sharpe R. E. Brown R. lrvine E. Simpson C. K. Burdick S. M. Jenks S. Simpson A. L. Bullen S. Jennings B. Smit R. M. Burk A. S. Johnson F. M. Smith C. C. Carter E. M. -lohnson P. R. B. 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I 9 2. 2. c o IL N E I. I. I A N I Cornell Clzinbse Students ' Club OFFICERS PAUL C. FUGH .... President S. C. LIU . Vicf-Prefident i T. H. SHEN Secretary V W. C. CHENG Treafunfr E S. C. 'CHAO . .... Se1'gfant-at-Army f GRADUATES H. C. CHEN H. T. KUO M. L. TSAO T. Y. CHEN M. K. KWEI N. Y. TsoU T. C. CHEN K. T. LAU S. T. TUNG K. CHIENG E. H. LU P. L. VONG C. C. FENG S. Y. LUNG C. WANG R. FENG S. S. MAN H. T. WANG PAUL C. FUGH T. NIH T. S. WANG C. FUNG C. S. SHAR Y. K. WANG Q P. C. HUANG T. H. SHEN Y. L. YANG S. C. KANG K. F. SUN C. F. WU M. H. Koo S. F. TAN C. L. YU H. YU SENIORS P L. K. CHANG C. C. KWONG K. P. PAO M. K. CHAO MISS H. H. LAU T. C. TANG Q S. C. CHAO -I. S. LIU L. Z. WANG M. S. SWEI C. S. LIU S. T. YANG i 9 JUNIORS , 5 W. C. CHENG I. P. FANG C. L. LIU U K. S. WANG SOPHOMORES E Y. T. CHANG MISS O. L. LING C. S. KING I E L. S. CHAN S. C. LIU L. YEN 5 FRESHMEN 2 L. H. CHAO K. T. HU C. C. LIU P. S. FANG M. T. HSIUNG T. T. TSAI 6 N ASSOCIATE MEMBERS ' i MRS. M. S. KWEI C. K. 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ROSENTHAL N G. 0. GUDON C. SANDFORD C W. S. HALL Econ' H. G. F. HAMANN . MITH p R. S. HINKLE MRS. F. A. SNYDER ' D. A. HOWE F. A. SNYDER 1 T. KENDALL E. M. VEOHTE - MRS. O. B. KENT H. W. VEGHTE E M. A. KOEHLER MISS F. VORHEES 5 R. KOENIG E. F. WEED Q MISS E. YOUNG 434 HE 192.2 CORNELLIA -n 1G.fT7Y7ClN ml mc:zUf'm1:1m:LzL wcn scrr:1zIf 113131131 wrxw rcnjluilugnm w.r':u4f..Lm 701 mf uf mr mf L I REED C S LIU P F ESQUIVEL PRO1' R S SABY D ALBERT H BAILEY A BARNES BETTEN CI-IERDANTZEEF H COMSTOCR B FAUST '4 UCj 1'1F' L ADLER H BALLOU CABOT I G DUN S H GREENBAUM M CARLOS P A COVAS P F ESOUIVEL R LEDESMA C. . A. '. Of I. E. CARTER Cornell Cosmopolitan Club ASSOCIATION OF COSMOPOLITAN CLUBS International Federation of Students: Corda Fratres OFFICERS FACULTY MEMBERS S. H. GAOE E. MERRIT1' G. DE GRASSI V. A. MOORE O. G. GUERLAC E. L. NIcI-IOLS G. S. HOPKINS H. RIES C. H. HULL R. S. SABY W. A. HURWITZ M. W. SAMPSON R. H. KENNISTON R. P. SIBLEY STUDENT MEMBERS flmerimvz E. K. HALL D. C. LINDSAY P. R. HAMILTON H. E. LUHRS R. D. HOPKINS, JR. L. J. REED C. E. KREBS H. J. REICH W. H. LIGHTYVOOD H. F. ROENNE Fz'Z1fjbi1Io A. P. LUNA J. R. MORELOS R. M. MADRIGAL A. MIRASOL J. G. PARAISO F. T. SUNICO Prrfident 1'iCe-Prffident Serretary Treafursr W. STRUNK, JR. J. H. TANNER THILLY 71 G. F. WARREN G. H. WEBSTER H. H. WHETZEL W. E. WILLCOX L. A. ROSSEAU J. SEIBEL B. SCHLACI-IETZKY F. N. WARD R. C. WASI-IEURN 'U . M. SY-QUIA MANUEL Q. TINIO,.I MARIANO Q. TINIO Smmeff Serbian Columbian Lithuanian P MENASUEVETTA A. STOIJKOVITCI-I A. SALDARAIGA J. S. STANESLOW M C PRAIMAKORAN T. TRAIKOVITCH G1-eele Mfxicau S RAIVA Afrgentinan G. J. NICOLAIDES I. A. ARTIOAS Chznefe C. H. DUBOE Hindu Peruvian S K CHOU Belgian M. B. NEEDU H. R. BUENANO K C MING G. FIRKET japanem Porto Rican German K. SHIMIZU D. S. R.-XMIREZ ERMIN GRAUE 'Canadian fugoilavimz. R1L.f.fZ.6Z7l H R PETERS A. PEPIN P. KRARON P. 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BOLINAS ' PERFECTO A. COVAS M. T. GARCIA PEDRO GUEVARRA, JR. LUIS LICHAUCO ARSENIO P. LUNA GUILLERMO PREBITERO President Vice-Prefident Secretary Treafurgr 171 m. 438 1-I Blazr Club FRANK CECIL BALDWIN Prendenz GEORGE BROKAW HOWELL Vue Premient ROBERT MORISON CURTS Trmfurer i 'a BARKLEY EAKINS BERDAN ORLANDO BAILEY FOOTE LOUIS RICKETTS HODELL HARRY DAVIDS HORTON STUART INGLIS CLARENCE BLEYLER KUGLER WILLIAM PRATT MCLAREN DAVID WILSON MOORE, RD MYRON GOULD PAWLEY MILTON EDWARD RICHMAN ROBERT EVANS ROESCH JAMES RICH STEVENSON, JR JOHN ISAAC VASS E I. 9 2. 2. C O R, N E L L I N P11161 1 illiill ilill I Zhli O ilill I ill ll! 1 I ilC ll I 1 U ll! 71 i Q Q ll . Q Q Q Q Q ! Q Q I ,...... Q i CLIFFORD EDWIN HOAR ........ Secvemry Ii Q E s Q Q . Q Q I I 3 Q I UL 'will YDC ACCEL HH 81? Ei III1 1... gm Ig, .IA , -aqu- 439 r 110 . ui:-111: . xxszcnxgnx nxxnx nqn nl ax -rin uxmin -:uma x n mi:-11:-an F n , I 4 I M 21 'VN 'll 15' vu. 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Q i I I 2 ! ! i i I ' Lazo Collins Wood Reed Adams Thomas i ' Satterthwaite Pancoast Walker Sisson Washburn Marsh The Cornell Annuals Publishers of THE CORNELLIAN The Board of Editorx Choxen by Competition During their Frefhnian, Sophomore, 5 and fitnior Year: I Ojiee: 209-211 Eaft State Street ' THE BOARD OF EDITORS, RUSSELL THORN PANCOAST 322 . . . . . Editor-in-Chief GEORGE WING SISSON, 3RD, '22 . ..... Bnfineff Manager ALVIN LYNAM SATTERTHWAITE, '22 ..... M anaging Editor ROBERT COLLYER WASHBURN, 322 ...., Art Editor ALFRED HENRY MARSH, JR., '22 . . . . Senior AJ-foeiate Editor CORNELIA SMALLEY WALKER, '22 . ..... Wornenk Editor ARTHUR JOHN COLLINS, JR., '23 . . . fitnior Associate Editor LOUIS ECKERT REED, l23 . . . . fitnior Afxociate Editor FRANKLIN SECOR WOOD, '23 . . . . jnnior Affociate Editor WILLIAM CORNELIUS LAZO, '23 . . . fitrzior Axfoeiate Manager ALFRED RANDALL THOMAS, '23 . . . fnnior Affoeiate Manager BURKE DOWLING ADAMS, '23 . . . . 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Circulation Manager E JOHN MICHAEL BERRY, '24 Q JOSEPH LEOPOLD BLOCK, '24 Q LESLIE N'OYES DURYEA, '22 i HAZLITT DAVID HUBBS, '22 E JOHN HAROLD KING, '24 . ROBERT EDWARD LEE, '23 Q ERNEST DELOS LEET, '23 JEROME WILBER THOMPSON, '24 . OTIS PARKER WILLIAMS, '23 Q ERNEST ARTHUR ZADIG, '23 . ' WOMEN'S REPRESENTATIVES EVELYN GERTRUDE RICHMOND, '22 ..... : Wo1nen'f Editor ROSAMOND WENDELL, '22 ....... Wonienlv Manager THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS . PROF. BRISTOW ADAMS HAZLITT DAVID HUBBS, '22 PROF. CHARLES BURDICK PAUL LIVERMORE, '97 E DONALD WINSLOW BROWN, '22 SHERMAN PEER, '06 ' LESLIE NOYES DURYEA, '22 FREDERICK FOELLER SCHOEPFLIN, '22 i -JAMES VERNON FRANK, '22 EWALD JOHN JOSEPH SMITH, '22 1 ALANSON WORK WILLCOX. '22 , I 1 A 1 IE mf my IIB fm ax: :c:1.1.i.n cor uf- I - mzzmim cn im 103 CUJED ffl' 443 ,.-.7 THE. 192.1 CORNEI-'Ll A. u.x.z. Srl! Ugg fgw JO! E-ILL? 7QJ JO! 3Q.L2.f7f 7 Cheston Darling Gaty Vaughn Davies Hays Adams Eddy H Severinghaus Spence Folks Willcox Peck Geertz The Cornell Era Publifhed MonthZy.' Photographic, Literary. Editorf Choyert by Competition Ojiee: 222 Eaft State Street THE BOARD OF EDITORS STOCKBRIDGE CABLE SPENCE, '23 ....... Editior-in-Chief Q ' WILLIAM HENRY DAVIES, '23 . . . Bufirtefx Manager HAROLD CLIFFORD CHESTON, '23 . . Circulation Manager , HENRY POLK VAUGHN, '24 . . . . Photographic Editor - CHARLES GIFFORD PECK, '22 ...... Aciiwory Bafirteff Manager f ASSOCIATE EDITORS JAMES SOLOMON HAYS, '22 JOHN POMEROY GATY, '23 LESLIE RICHARD SEVERINGHAUS, '22 DENIS BRANDON MADURO, '23 -- JOHN DAVRY ADAMS, '22 ROBERT SCHMIDT, '23 ' s ' NICHOLAS ARTHUR ALBERTSON '23 OI-IN LINDLEY EDDY R. '24 7 7 7 ASSOCIATE PHOTOGRAPHERS ALLEN ORMSBEE GEERTZ, '22 ARNOLD WOLFGANG KOEHLER, JR., '24 ASSOCIATE MANAGERS ' . A HOWARD KLEIN, '24 GARRET ROOSMA, JR., '24 ELLIOTT WINCHESTER DARLING, '25 . . . . . . . . I . . i I I I i . . i 1 E Ii i : .. I . .- . i i .. I i : i I . u . I 1. ,OI .LA gggim Im . -cr. K.. ,. A .I en- - uzzzm - 444 HE. 192.2 OORNELLI r a 'E 'i' ng-aux: ntl sz 11111: - sqmzvunxui 4111: ng :erin rnlixaxiraiixo 13 I fw 1 1 , Q o i Q i ! ! i i ' Emerick Hartell Adams Purcell : Wing Machletr Yeatman Sloan Wood Clarkson Q Dunham Peel Duncan Roemer Foster Stevens Chandler i 5 The W zdow , Published M onthly: H iirnoroitf, Illnftrated. Editor: Clioyen by Competition i Ofee: 310 East State Street THE BOARD OF EDITORS s HUBERT JOSEPH ROEM ER, '22 ........ Editor-in-Chief Q HODGEN TORREY FOSTER, '22 ....... Biuinexf Manager ALBERT STANLEY DUNCAN, '22 , ..........' Art Editor - EARL KNIGHTS STEVENS, '23 ....... Affiftant Bnfinem Editor , HENRY LINDLEY PEEL, '23 ..... I .- . . . Circulation Manager GEORGE SHELLABARGER DUNHAM, '22 ROBERT JAMES SLOAN, JR., '24 Q THOMAS DONALD MCALLISTER, '22 FREDERICK CONGER WOOD, '24 OLIVER LINDSEY CLARKSON, '23 Z CHARLES ALFRED YEATMAN, '23 WILLIN KINGSLY WING, '23 JOHN WALLACE PURCELL, '23 JOHN ANTHONY HARTELL, '24 ROSCOE HODGES FULLER, '24 FRED CHARLES CHANDLER, '22 RAYMOND ROBERT MACHLETT, '22 BURKE DOWLING ADAMS, '23 ARTHUR HILL EMERICK, '24 1 CD1 :IU 11 L1 IE! :Lu In n xi 11 .u 1 :Ds 1 jl H ID H H if H 1211 IU! 44 5 r' . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . i I I I I . . i . E l i . . vi ! I I , I I 3' i . C . i C i I . . 'E 7 . I I . ,- A Conrad Lendway Duryea Guthrie H E I. 9 2. 7. C O R, N E L L I A ' ' I Allin '-1 1 U17 vDr Topliffe Esterbrook Bishop Morrow Hoffman The Sibley Journal of Engineering Puhlifheel Monthly, Throughout the Year, by a Board of Editorf Choyen hy Compe- ' tition from the Studentf of the Mechanical and Electrical Engineering School: Ojice: Wext Sibley Hall THE BOARD OF EDITORS GEORGE IVIALLORY BISHOP, '22 ....... RICHARD ANDREWS ESTERBROOK, '23 . CARLETON VEDA TOPLIFFE, '23 . . CHARLES TRACY MORROW, '23 . JOSEPH LENDWAY, '23 . . . . . ' FRANK ADAM HOFFMAN, '24 . . . ASSISTANT EDITORS GEORGE GRANT GUTHRIE, '25 ASSOCIATE EDITORS . Editor-in-Chief Bufinefy Manager Managing Editor Aalvertiying Manager . Salef Manager Circulation Manager HERBERT FRANK CONRAD, '23 HEWLETT HOFFMAN DURYEA, '24 - DEAN DEXTER SIMPSON KIMBALL PROF MYRON ADOLPH LEE 09 - PROF WILLIAM NICHOLAS BARNARD 97 PROF JOHN GEORGE PERTSCH 09 PROFESSOR ALBERT EDWARD WELLS ' 2 ' 7 7 1 . , , 7 -H 1 Cn :L ITE HH Im we Lan un 1:51:51 :cn 13 'mime can I---:ur v-1. .- 446 HE 192.1 COILNELLIA I.:-,w,,, ,,-,,,-,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,.,,,. .,-.H .g.gn1qn 1 Inxu1n11n wg uwLgu :OL JILJDI vor mr ml 21?-' 1 Q Q I Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q i Q I I 7 Oehrlein Palmer Downs Crouch Schmidt Spurney Finn Copeland McKee i Whitney Delaney Barnes Bryant Q The Cornell Cwzl Engzneer Y: Pnhlifhed Monthly Throughout the College Year by a Board of Eclitorf Chofen by Q Competition from the Mernherf of the Ayfociation of Civil Engineer: of H Cornell U niverfity I BOARD OF EDITORS CARLETON ELLIOTT BRYANT, JR., '22 ...... Editor-in-Chief DWIGHT LOTIIROP COPELAND, '22 ....... Managing Editor 5 FRANCES MARY DELANEY, '22 ........ Alumni Editor ! HOWARD ERWIN WHITNEY, '22 ........ Bnfineff Manager i GEORGE ROBERT SHANKLIN, '22 ....... Circulation Manager E EDWARD PRICE MCKEE, '22 .......... Sale: Manager JUNIOR ASSOCIATE EDITORS GEORGE JOSEPH OEHRLEIN, '23 ROBERT LEO SCHMIDT, '23 FELIX EMANUEL SPURNEY, '23 ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGERS - ARTHUR WEIR CROUCH, '23 ERNEST WALDO DOWNS, '23 BENJAMIN HENRY PALMER, '23 ADVISORY BOARD FRED ASA BARNES, '97 ERNEST TRURAN, '95 THOMAS DAVID FINN JR., PRES. ASSN. OF CIVIL ENGINEERS ALUMNI ASSOCIATE EDITOR Q I CLINTON L. BOGERT, '05 447 HE 1922. COILNEALLIA E l i ! I i i ! I , I TT i Hamilton Page Norman Smith E Huschke Leonard Talmage Bond Buck ! Peplinski Zelmer Dates Heller ! The Cornell Countryman : Illuftrated Monthly: Publiflted by the Studentf in the College of Agriculture Chofen Q ' by Competition and Election I THE BOARD OF EDITORS i LOUIS AYLESBURY ZEHNER, '22 ....... . Editor-in-Chief ' HENRY ALBERT RALPH HUSCHKE, '22 I Bufinexf Manager EUGENE BERNARD SULLIVAN, '18 . Aluvnni Editor Q GIRARD HAMMOND, '18 . . . . Alumni Manager CLIFFORD MARTIN BUCK, '22 . . . . Circulation Manager ' NATHANIEL ALLEN TALMAGE, '22 . . . . Managing Editor HELEN DATES, '22 ...... ..... W o1nen'.r Editor i CHILSON HATHAWAY LEONARD, '23 ..... Editor Carnpuf Countryman Q EDITORIAL STAFF I FREDERICK HENRY BOND, '22 CAROLYN ELIZABETH I-IELLER, '23 ROBERT PIERRE HAMILTON, '23 LYMAN ARTHUR PAGE, '23 T EVA PEPLINSKI, '23 u BUSINESS STAFF ' ' WILLIAM LEE NORMAN, '23 WILFRED FRANK SMITH, '23 Lx' 'UL 'Ui TL NH CCB HE 113 PIL 12:11 JVN J lil 'CZK H 'D' I1 Xtlihiillzu I in 01131 NIJ 448 E 1 9 2. 2. C O IL N E L L I A FC-T 1 f 1 1c.EZE:.1'm Im we wr un: vor me vu! 1 H I 1-:-nn. c-n7Cj3u 13, Mig! ALT 1. . .E I 5 Z!! . ! 2 E ! 2 ! I ! B ! S ! .E ! 1 2 ! ' , E . 'S , L f Q J I E Miller Brush Ray Shepard Baker Wood Burdick Johnson O'Keefe Tuttle ' Whiteside Bogcrt Vedder Stevens Servera 5 Cornell Law uarterly Publifhed Ei-Monthly During the Academic Year by the Faculty ofthe College of Law and a Board of Student Editor: Choren upon the Recommendation of the Faculty BOARD OF EDITORS GEORGE GLEASON BOGERT, '08 ROBERT SPROULE STEVENS, '08 EARL CHARLES VEDDER, '22 WALTER LEWIS MILLER, '22 ' . ARTHUR STILLWELL JOHNSON, '22 Faculty Editor Faculty Editor Editor-in-Chief . Managing Editor . Buxineff Manager KENNETH HUGO BRUSH, '23 .... Ant. Burinerr Manager , E ASSOCIATE EDITORS 5 BARTON BAKER, '22 JOAQUIN SERVERA, '22 LEONARD BURDICK, '23 JOHN DALZELL SHANER, '22 Q 5 ARTHUR DEAN, '23 JOHN DANIELS SHEPARD, '22 r - PAUL EUGENE O,KEEFE, '22 HERBERT HERWEG RAY, '22 5 HERBERT REIF, '23 ELBERT PARR TUTTLE, '23 HORACE EUGENE WHITESIDE, '22 SANFORD BALLARD DOLE WOOD, '22 xr nu Auf I M. 411. W. Im 153 15, .IR , I Loire Jw- azzzm fan 'fu 1 -rw ng.. HE 1912, COILNEHLLIA I-1-man nun-I n -I-I. ...nu .1-pu . 9 ilifil 'ICM 'Y ' ' V- ' H9911 i Q I E ! I 2 I 5 i ! I . I ! ! i ! i ! ! A f . i I I : ' ' ! I Q E Verbyla Cornwell Hzmce Stillwell E I I i 5 I I I The Cornell Cizemzst 5 5 . Publiyhed Qua1'te1'Zy by 'zlw Cornell Chemiftf' Afffociation under the Supervifion of i the Deparrnzfnt of Che11zift1'y . Q THE BOARD OF EDITGRS i . C RALPH THOMAS KLINE CORNWELL Faculty Reprefenmriwf 1 FRANCES EVAUL HANCE Faculty Repvrfentafwe MORRIS SCHLISSEL, 22 Semor Edzzov CHARLES WILLIAM STILLWELL, 22 Semov Editor mf fm ECIK PM :uc :UQ 'ffl 1- 1 I 4:33:11 fnczzm M11- B I I - . . , -, Y 2 f I , . . A L . . . u ! 1 , . . . . . . i C 5 5 ALBERT EDWARD VERBYLA, '22 . Bufivzffs Manager E1 E f ! I I l ! Q I - l J 450 HE 192.2 COILNELLIA ILQJUQLLZC' UJWIC - DEAMATIGF li f 5 1 E f a 9 f WD S-H ' IIE- 14-17 'HL ICD- VW l-M I 'ID H I K El 'Il 'UID' ll iilgggi 174 1 A-zen. asp. M K- :gn max: Qu n 1: nam 3 X . i i .,,. I . i . z E 4, . Q. F '-., LQHA-5-H ' ! J ' ' I , f?f1'f ! . ' li7T'1iv5Qf'? 1 .4 - I , A A - A ff!-. E Y f L I 54 -J X9 I 4.l?2iLE3.i,- i 11,3 - ,Z 6 ' ,- xii- N ! 8 7 : A 5 I 'W , ' Y , H 9 pf -, E X' H 5 - -+ f--- ' - - 5 ' Ll ' Q 5 g I 45 CDM mi ' ml sm gg- sm nf mg ,nf in Im wg.: for 1Q'r'fQ1343Lj13f wg! mf sggigy -19 M. sm ww -U. ,ginggu - f g L a 5 f A E fl -s J ' Williams Mattoon Ford Bowers Hardin Stack Dodson Egeberg Bovard Johnson Booth Farnham Banks Brown Sturges Treman Bennett Brumbaugh Logan Brenner Wilkins Roberts Lyons Curtis Whitney Jones Babcock Holbrook Head 5 Hall Ball Furst Hukill Adams Edstrom Breckenridge Hyde McAllister ' Schultheis Halley Reese Culley Schnatz C. K. Thomas Race Bassett C. W. Thomas Falconer 3 ' Welti Severinghaus Snively Starr Dudley McCarthy Wood Landers Smeallie ' E . . . ,,. .... JM. , .fmt Jo. JU. ,Qi ,., mn-,M 3. ,tn .W ,... LL, ,tn M. gg.. sm H- Ardrcm 1: 3 :l V .1 5 1 HE 192.1 COILNELLIA pgixi. 11711 Hill!! JQJI I r 761105 HV! 7Ui FLX mf 701 701 PIU! 7U7h7 E .. E - '9' N . X 1 Q 2 2 II ..,. 2 ' 1 .. ,1' Q'.'iT'l. . ! ,G P ,. F Q ! AEMIL 1 CHARLES AMOS WOOD, '22 . . . . . Manager ' WILLIAM F. LANDERS, JR., '23 . Affiftanz Manager I ROBERT H. MCCARTHY, '22 . . . Prefident ROMEYN BERRY, '04 .... Graduate Marzager e RAYMOND TERRY STARR, '21 .... . . Leader ! ERIC DUDLEY ............. Director FIRST TENORS ' G. BALL, '24 C. H. REESE, SP. C. H. BRUMBAUGH, '23 H. SCHULTHEIS, '22 G. A. CURTIS, '23 H. K. SNIVELY, '22 ' D. M. HALLEY, '23 C. K. THOMAS, '22 J. L. HUKILL, '22 C. W. THOMAS, SP. G. L. LOGAN, '23 H. M. THOMAS, '24 J. F. WILKINS, '23 SECOND TENORS L. F. BOOTH, JR., '23 S. N. HYDE, '22 W. T. BOVARD, '25 J. H. MATTOON, '23 R. W. BRECKENRIDGE, '23 H. H. RACE, '22 R. O. FORD, '23 H. W. SMEALLIE, '22 R. W. HEAD, '25 RIT. STARR, '22 E. D. HILL, SP. I. L. STURGES, '23 D. B. HOLBROOK, '25 O. P. WILLIAMS, '23 FIRST BASSES J. A. BABCOCK, '23 R. F. HALL, '23 C. F. BASSETT, '22 G. D. HARDIN, '23 L. W. BENNETT, '24 M. F. JOHNSON, '23 P. G. CULLEY, '21 J. D. LYONS, JR., '23 H. A. FALCONER, '23 R. H. MCCARTHY, '22 R. B. FARNHAM, '23 L. R. SEVERINGHAUS, '22 H. L. FATES, '24 J. H. SPEED, '23 H. L. FURST, '23 W. WELTI, '24 2 J. D. ADAMS, '22 R. T. BANKS, '23 C. G. BOWERS, SP. N. T. BRENNER, '23 N. P. BROWN, '22 - - A. F. DODSON, '24 B. P. EDSTROM, '25 'PU . D. EGEBERG, '24 SECOND BASSES .-I .Cn H13 ge :Q rf-I I 1 If ICI! C. H. HAYES, JR., '22 A. F. MCALLISTER, '23 T. J. ROBERTS, '25 F. T. SCHNATZ, '22 I. P. STACK, '25 A. B. TREMAN, '23 S. C. WHITMORE, '26 H. E. WHITNEY, '22 4 5 Q -yy vm IQQW wi wwf :rr mar wr., wg ,Qi me .nf .Q 1535 Jul i mf my my in siirrviiigf mf im 111 if su, in igg. ,W -or mv -H. ug .o. in. . mzrmznaf .U A L , .. C . F McConaas Yates Darby Hinkle Fowler Nichols Braislin Howes Luther Catrow We-issenburger Fischer Haynes Pollard Wright Mara Ensor Eiclam Palmer Wedell Myers Gardner Hunter Bissell Ludlum Flory Alcombe Nielson Buttriclc Windnagle Metz Turner Hutter Rhodes Travilla Wilder A. H. Treman McCarthy Coleman Stillwell Wood Landers Q . N, A., N., ,ue .Hr 'mr U. ,UL -mf nr Ni M. -U. .Aw vu. ,W .Q -ml-,.y. ,ug ug, uv. i. gr me M Yr fi H. mor.. I 1. nu,-,J HE. 192.1 CORNELLIA 9 QR rg 4 H -N , IT PIII JJ III G II Q .' . 4543... . A K C. W. STILLWELL, '22, Leader ' GEORGE L. COLEMAN, '95, Director FIRST MANDOLINS L. P. FLORY, '24 W. G. RHODES, '22 J. C. GARDNER, '22 G. L. WEISSENBURGER, '24 T. S. HINKLE, '25 D. F. WINDNAGLE, '23 A. T. HUNTER, '23 R. L. WRIGHT, '26 G. F. HUTTER, '26 R. C. YATES, '24 SECOND MANDOLINS Q. F.. ADAMS, JR. '24 C. F. HOTCHKISS, '23 G. S. BRAISLIN, '23 W. D. LUDLUM, -IR., '24 E. H. BROWN, '22 S. E. MUNROE, '23 C. E. BUTTRICK, '23 H. A. MCCOMAS, '24 F. M. DORRIS, '25 L. C. MARTIN, '23 J. S. F.NSOR, '23 R. V. MARA, '24 H. C. FISHER, '24 H. V. NEILSON, '22 R. G. FOWLER, '24 S. H. RICHARDSON, '25 D. W. GIFFORD, '24 J. C. TRAVILLA, JR., '22 BANJO U EZRA CORNELL, '23 C. E. HOWES, '25 A ' W. M. HAYNES, '25 J. H. LUTHER, '23 F. L. JEWETT, '22 VIOLINS A B. D. CHAMBERLIN, '24 G. MYERS, '23 B. Z. EIDAM, '23 R. H. TURNER, '22 SAXOPHONFS PIANO E. A. ALCOMBE, '24 A. E. WETHEY, '23 H. WILDER, '22 H' O' MEM, 22 S. H. BARLOW, '23 TROMBONE FLUTE P. B. NICHOLS, '24 F. W, LEROYQQS GUITAR CLARINET . N. C. FULLER, '23 S. E, AYRES7 '22 MARIMBAPHONE C- A' LEROYJ 24 G. M. POLLARD, '23 CORNFT C. F. WEDELL, '24 J. M. ROONEY, '23 OBOE , CF,LLO R. S. HILL, '24 A. H. TREMAN, '21 ...I M. gmrgggg. 11-13 nn 133 41:13 ,fu . K., :gf Ax 1. . I mzim 455 HE 1917, COILNELLIA M , r 1 TFWUIZQ1 nv: JLEZU- nu nyc :um QQ: U37 :Of Film 7l Wullul WYIIIIV ULa.Uf 'LL-J-LD' 70-V 711' 70-V Musical Clubs Review of the Season The 1921 season of the Musical Clubs began immediately upon the opening of the present college year, with a call for new candidates for both the Mandolin Club and the Glee Club. Tryouts were held at the club rooms and at Barnes Hall by Mr. Coleman and Mr. Dudley, and only those men showing particular ability were selected. After the tryouts the clubs were reorganized and practice began. Both the Mandolin Club and the Glee Club practiced twice weekly under the supervision of their directors, Mr. Coleman and Mr. Dudley. The first concert of the season was a joint concert with the Musical Clubs of the University of Pennsylvania at the Bellevue-Stratford Hotel in Philadelphia on the evening of November 23. This concert from a musical standpoint was a great success, and it was predicted by music lovers in the audience that our clubs would have a Wonderful season. The only Ithaca concert given during the fall was a benefit concert for the Wel- fare Association of Ithaca, given at the Lyceum Theatre early in December. This concert was more or less a tryout concert for the Christmas trip and was a decided success. Next on the program came the Musical Clubs Christmas Trip. The itinerary of this trip included the following cities, played in the order given: Toledo, Chicago, Davenport, Milwaukee, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Portsmouth, Pittsburgh, and Buffalo. The clubs traveled as usual in three private cars, and were entertained lavishly with dinner parties and dances along the route. In every city the concert was hailed by the alumni as the Hnest they had ever heard. The reason for this was undoubtedly due to the fine combination of good musicians, ably directed and coached. Mr. Eric Dudley, the director of the Glee Club, accompanied the clubs on the trip, and the high standard of the concerts was to no small extent due to his presence. Arriving in Ithaca, tired but happy after the Christmas trip, the clubs rested until the Junior Week concert which was given at the Lyceum theatre on February Sth. The success of this concert can be appreciated by the fact that the under- graduates were enthusiastic and spoke of it with praise, a circumstance which is very gratifying because of its infrequency. After the concert, a dance was given by the members of the clubs for their Junior Week guests. This dance closed the winter season of the clubs, Which, from the standpoint of accomplishment, may be considered to have been highly successful. The annual Spring Day and Senior Week concerts are being planned, and in addition, several spring trips to nearby cities. . 1-J: amine it ,Ui 311 mi is CQ, ,Ui 1. i gp. ggi ,in 456 H E l 9 2. 2. C O IL N E L L A rl.:-I.. ,Uk ,QZECTBTITLTI-KI wwf f zU'I'1u1-Dv unc xx :Ly vm vm! :uf lu: 1 I A, T i O' X X W 5 'I EIII ' Q ' fS.- H' Q Q 5 D .A un N 5 AEMILLIK-N I G. L. COLEMAN, '95 . . Director i , H. O. MERZ, '22 . . . . Leader' 1 M. E. BUTTERFIELD, ,23 . . . . Managzr 5 - H. D. WRIGHT, '25 . . . . Drum Major Q S. E. AYRES, '22 . . .... Principal Mufician i O. SPAHN, JR., '22 ....... Chief Mufirian : H. T. SEARLES, '24 . . E CORNETS Chief Trumpeter' . . . . . . L. F. BOUGARDE N. S. ODELL H. T. SEARLES M. E. BUTTERFIELD G. W. REX H. F. SPAHN N. L. EGBERT F. L. SAPORA W. C. STOWELL ' R. W. HEAD L. M. VAUGIIAN CLARINETS S. E. AYRES A. J. CLARK M. G. COSSART M. H. CUBBON A. W. DUNBAR M. D. CANARY L. E. COOK F. J. DREDLA J. L. BARNETT G. E. BLISS F. W. CHEW J. F. COTTON H. BERGHOLTZ, N. H. BRADER R. S. BARNED JR B. F. BARROS-BARRETO K. C. LAWRENCE C. A. LEROY A. PELTZ C. R. ROELOFS O. J. SPAHN, JR. TROMBONES A. J. FAIRBANKS M. A. HOLLENGREEN SAXOPHONES H. B. DAVIS C. K. MOUNT, JR. A. O. SILVERMAN W. T. SOUTHWORTH DRUMS F. S. DENNIS S. I. DOWER A ALTOS W. E. GEORGIA BARITONE C. G. LEONARD BASS H. I. RANNEY PICCOLO FLUTE E. -I. DRISCOLL OBOE R. S. HILL C. N. STRONG A. E. VROOMAN R. C. VROOMAN G. A. WEST A. ZEISSIG H. O. MERLE N. R. MILLER E. A. ROY R. M. STEARNS R. G. WARE H. L. WHITMAN S. T. WHITMAN C. M. REYNOLDS D. M. STEVENSON P. F.. SPAI-IN LEROY wr un. El If-Ik LLYI M21 14 1 1134 A ,vm 11 f 457 gg. Lmim Im-nu IIA cxzczrzf I MW, f Fil ww'-.31 Himsa. vu wwf mf mf my mg ,gf N.. .m .W mu mf W. ny. .W mf um nu uafvm mg! wr um nl. mf N... H.. m. mf 1 . H.. H. .. .0151 .... ' E . lil 2 W f ffl Q F-. 3 'C' 5 J 2 PJ : CN' 3 .. f'l Q i Q E. C9 J 2 ,,. 13-1 V1 . lf' J , lg: THE UNIVERSITY ORCHESTRA H v ffl' .,. ..,. , U. N. H. ..,. ,uf-fn. 1.1. , .,,, LU. ,. N. M. M. ., 1... M. ,. H. 2. 1 . J... 1 .A AJ. ..,. J , L? H H E I 9 2. 2. C O JL N E L L I x-.un :wt Jgfqiismijggit ,uf lily?-me fm-YCQ nvifiyjuf figs!-Jjgrr un ri- nn :nr 14,543-4 wg: :E Ky 191 :nr 5 T Q A i ' 4.ix 1 Qi - ,. I 4 1 ff B lfiil U s S Q B ! l ! i AEMILLIKEN l l G. L. Coleman, '95 . Director C. G. Peck, '22 . . .... .Ma-nager T. F. Southard, '23 Affrifzanl Manager 2 A. O. Geertz, '22 . , , Pzrridrnt ! George Myers, '23 .... ..... . Concert Zlflarler i G. Abeloflr, '23 C. W. Christie, '24 W. B. Gregory, '23 A. E. Remick, '22 i S. E. Ayres, '22 A. E. Corwith, '24 R. S. Hill, '24 T. G. Rickert, '25 -4 R. T. Banks, '23 E. C. Coyne, '25 E. M. Kennelly, '25 A. Rosenfeld, '25 : R. S. Barned, '25, M. H. Cubbon, '21 N. Krupkin, '25 E. F. Searles, '23 B. F. Barros-Barreto, '22 P. Darby, '24 C. A. LeRoy, '24 H. T. Searles, '24 H. Bergholtz, Jr., 25 F. Dredla, '24 F. W. LeRoy, '25 A. C. W. Smith, '25 D, T. A. Bissel, '22 ', P. B. Eaton, '14 W. H. Mann, '23 W. T. Southworth, '25 H. W. Burden, '25 B. Z. Eidam, '23 H. O. Metz, '22 A. H. Treman, '21 M. E. Butterfield, '23 A. Fairbanks, '24 N. R. Miller, '24 R. H. Turner, '22 .1 G. S. Butts, '25 ' B. E. Fernow, '04 H. C. Perkins, '15 H. E. Wetliey, '23 ,! B. D. Chamberlin, '24 A. Fried, '10 G. M. Pollard, '23 E. C. Woodin, Ir., '23 Q F. Ziman, '24 9 vi . Q HISTORY OF THE ORCHESTRA ' The Orchestra, dating back to 1870, just five years after the founding ofthe University, has the record of being one of the oldest organizations at Cornell. It was Hrst established in connection with the Philharmonic Society , a group of the instrumentalists in 1thaca. 1n 1874 it became affiliated with the Cornell Musical Association then active at the University. In 1886 it took up the name of The Cornell Orchestra Club and was fostered by the Town and Gown Club . 1n 1899, under the guiding hand of Prof. E. Trevor, the Orchestra established itself as the Cornell University Or- chestra, which title it has held since. University recognition was given in 1904, and credit for orchestra work was established. At this time George L. Coleman, '95, was appointed director, and under his baton the Orchestra has taken rank with the foremost undergraduate orchestras of the country. The average enrollment has been in the neighborhood of sixty men. Twenty thousand dollars was left the Orchestra in 1920 by the late Gerald W. Hinkley,'15, who died at Dunkirk, N. Y. on January 16, 1919. Mr. Hinkley was a member ofthe Mandolin Club during his years at Cornell, and sometime before his death he had shown an active interest in the Orchestra. His motive in establishing an endowment was to furnish an incentive to encourage men to remain members throughout their four years at the University. This bequest provides eleven scholarships for the most loyal and talented members, and makes the Orchestra the only endowed organization in the University. '-11 'Qi 1 1771 I-'LK JH! IEP, LZTL M-H RTI IKM H 1 r nxt lII IJL 1GI CHL 459 014.111 NY-NJQLIJQ VN V75 XJJLJDK VY X YU! 'iff f P'f7iMl.i.'K YYQYJJA V XLLI' V75-'ff 'HV 'GEM-If EB YU' YU! H1123 Yf Irv HEEIH wx H Hill? L R Q i E . 11 Rounds Brokaw Wilder Coleman Kollin Stirling Cornwall Rhode Clarke Kearns Ingersoll Dower Bernard Frank Joyce Offenhauser Sumner Hertz Feldstein Mogensen Chapman Hennings Brems Bird Francis Haller Iewett Fox Todd Starr Crampton Martin- Mitchell Thompson Stone Gary Rooney Scruggs Merrill McFadden Kennedy Baxter Lifshey Moller Quinn Mykrantz Myers Buenano Huestis Deuel Force Duley Schneidau Anderson Burk Cushman Towart Runsclorf Peters Lock Pi 53 Fi lf' 0 N W F1 CD FJ Z 1:11 1 V' F v-I Pi' Z X 'Ef- J H Er I. 9 2. 2. C O R, N E L L I W 5 A , F214 I -sw N , C. H. Blood, '90 Romeyn Berry, '04 R. S. Anderson, '22 R. S. Ackerly, '22 R. R. Adams, '23 R. S. Anderson, '22 I. A. Austin, '24 H. A. Ball, '21 T. C. Banta, '22 L. T. Bartlett, '22 H. M. Beatty, '22 R. M Burk, '22 W. D. P. Carey, '23 F. L. Casey, '22 J. L. Cass, '22 M. B. Chambers, '22 R. Coe, '23 D. W. Coleman, '23 H. B. Cushman, '21 C. L. Davidson, '23 C. W. Dean, '23 THE COUNCIL Laurence Pumpelly, Prefideozt THE MASQUE R. M. Burk, '22, Prerident R. S. Anderson, '22, Manager L. Drago, '22 W. Duley, '23 W. A. I. Ewald, '22 H. N. Francis, '22 W. E. Frenaye, '22 - E. W. Gerbereux, '24 H. Godley, '24 O. S. Humphrey, 23 H. F. Johnson, '22 W. M. Kearns, '22 W. E. Kugeman, '22 M. Kwit, '21 W. F. Landers, '23 A. J. Leussler, '23 L. L. Lifshey, '22 T. McFadden, '22 H. A. Merrill, '22 A. H. Mogensen, '23 R. Parker, '23 mm AM R. M. Burk, '22 W. D. P. Carey, '23 J. W. Towart, '23 B. Patterson, '22 I. H. Peters, '23 L. B. Pryor, '23 E. T. R. Runsdorf, '22 C. S. Schraubstader, '23 G. W. Sisson, '22 R. B. Steinmetz, '22 L. Stone, 22 C. M. Stotz, '21 I. F. Sumner, '22 G. W. Teare, '22 K. R. Todd, '22 J. W. Towart, '23 L. W. Voigt, '21 A. O. Washburn, '23 C. C. Weichsel, '22 G. W. Wilder, '24 G. E. Williams, '23 4 YHA 11 H EI 10 im H.. .gl LD. ,.,. ,. ru. to. :cn rr1 I4 all :Il 1 f 461 Eli Reozew of the Season Wrth the 1921 22 productron of the Masque Lrsten To Me all former successes of the organrzatron were far surpassed As has been the custom for the past three seasons the offerrng was ofthe musrcal comedy varrety the book musrc lyrrcs scenery, and entrre productron berng the work of undergraduates Howard B Cushman 72 and Elmore T Runsdorf 22 were responsrble for the srtuatrons and dralogue whrle the majorrty of the muslcal numbers were by Clarence B Rhode 22 Addrtronal musrc was vxrrtten by Edmund Kollrn 24 C S Schraubstader 23 Tryouts for the cast and chorus were started the frrst week rn October Of the three hundred that orrgrnally trred out soon only srxty remarned Twenty were selected for the speakrng roles and twelve for each of the male and female choruses whrle electrrcans musrcrans substrtutes, etc made up the remarnder Re hearsals contrnued throughout the fall and up to the t1me of the first show on Wed nesdav evenrng February Sth Thrs was grven at the Lyceum Theater rn Elmrra before an enthusrastrc house of alumnr and therr frrends But the real performances for whrch everyone had been keyed up were the matrnee and evenrng shows present ed Thursday of unror Week Standrng room was at a premrum and the perfor mances were a huge success rf the amount of applause and laughter can be taken as a proof It wrll be many a day before ohn W Lock 24 as Condon wrll be forgott n Hrs humor as the detectrve rn the plot carrred through the whole show and kept everyone happy H E Deuel 24 as Mary Collrns the leadrng lady and D W Coleman 23, as Belle the vamp, drd exceptronal actrng whrle A W Force 22 caused many a thrrll wrth hrs evenrng and sports gowns The entrre productron was staged under the drrectron of Adrran S Perrrn who has put on all the Masque shows srnce the war. Work has already started on the manuscripts and music for next year s presen- tlatiolxnland from all appearances it should measure up to even the success of Listen o e . T ' ' R. lVl. BURK, '22, President R. S. ANDERSON, ,22, Illanagfr H E, L 9 2, 2, C O R, N E L L I A . 1 ,1 1 . . ' .P , 1 1 I 'A , Cyril Eber, '25, A. G. Mansheld, '25, ana s. s. scriwafiz, fzsf 7 ' u ' I 1 J . i , ' , ' e . - T , 1 u a 7, 7 l . ' , . I. 7 I , 4 l -:cruz Aga ,gg mr :qi :EL :cn 1CC C4 nn H .5331 1-n1a1zu::u 1- aural 462 Qjun Q mr'-mr fm 1,11-11,-Y .. J 'Y ,LU .U .f.u.11JL14f' , ,.,,l -agp. 135. Eb- ,,,. Q, H L wx ,rn mr V gg, LJ. ,Vw rg. rr. LW ff.LL.1L-lilngi--J4,,YQL.:l TT 1 -if 1- vw ff fi 'fr ' 1 , ii LA A- ,ge , ., A., .A A , , ,. in ,A fi Q E1 L El KI flu fjr W 3 W J I '1 H U w E Q Vi 3 Q v 5 a 2 5 1 1 F ' SCENE FROM HLISTEN TO ME 5 'X A H A ' 9 5 3 1 Q! U Q ,. 1 E 1 3 3 3 1 V4 i fl 3 , Q CHORUS OF ULISTEN TO MEN Q ,, L, 1 463 raxuafu: Qflulr MARVIN THEODORE HERRICK 22 CAROLYN PENELOPE SLATER 23 HENRY VINCENT ANDREWS 22 EDMUND FRANCIS BAXTER 22 GERTRUDE MARY LYNAHAN MAURICE YELLEN 22 . . HELEN FRANCES NORTHUP PROFESSOR A. M. DRUMMOND Preftcient Vtee Prendent Seeretar Bnnneff Manager Publtctty Manager Stage Manager . .- .... Librarian Faculty Director HONORARY MEMBERS PROFESSOR A. M. DRUMMOND PROFESSOR M. W. SAMPSON PROFESSOR G. A. EVERETT PROFESSOR N. SCHMIDT PROFESSOR C. MIDJO PROFESSOR E. H. WOODRUFF ACTIVE MEMBERS HENRY VINCENT ANDREWS, '22 BURTON MARSHALL ASHLEY, '22 MARGARET PORTER BATEMAN, '23 EDMUND FRANCIS BAXTER, '22 MAURINE KATHERINE BEALS, '23 AARON BENENSON, '22 ALICE KYLE BURCHFIELD, '22 DOROTHY CONWELL, '22 WADE DULEY, '23 ANNA MABEL MCGLYNN, '23 HAROLD ARTHUR MERRILL, '22 AILEEN O,CONNEL, '23 HELEN FRANCES NORTHUP, '23 CHARLES MATHER PARKER, '23 THEOPHILUS PARSONS, JR., '24 PLACIDA CORONATA POWERS, '22 MADELINE DANE ROSS, '24 CAROLYN PENELOPE SLATER, '23 1-1 E, 1 9 2, 2, C 0 R, N E L L I A ,Sf 1 I .A ' A r,j .55ij..,' y 'yzziiiill ' ,523 LEWIS ELMER FITCH, '22 MARVIN THEODORE HERRICK, '22 GERTRUDE MARY LYNAHAN, '22 JAMES FREDERICK SUMNER, '22 BERTHA EDNA WALLACE, '22 ARTHUR LEHSEN WOEHL, '23 MAURICE YELLEN, '22 ASSOCIATE MEMBERS DAVID EDWARD BRAINARD, '23 CHARLES COOLEY, GRAD. EVELYN NANCY DAVIS, '22 CARL GANS, '22 JULIUS KORCHIEN, '24 GERTRUDE MARTIN, '23 OLIVE EMELYN NORTHUP, '22 WILLIAM OLSEN, '22 NATHAN PERCY, '23 - ISADORE WEINSTEIN, '22 FREDERICK BRONSON WILLIAMS, '23 EZiJD1 434 H17 1331 fCD HIL 1433 1 A A EIHM 464 THE 1 9 2. ?. C, O IL N E L L I A The Dramatic Club ' tm 3 11 ff rum: v xnxx -111. n 1 a 1 n u1m1n1 1 v - 'H i Review The Cornell Dramatic Club was organized in 1907 by the Department of Public Speaking for the study and presentation of modern drama. It contemplated the production of noteworthy plays, especially those great dramas of the Continental theatre, which are presented so seldom before American audiences. Some of the leading works of Ibsen, Gogol, Henry Arthur Jones, Pinero, and Giocosa were pre- sented with considerable success. The Campus Theatre was established in 1916 to provide for undergraduate talent in the writing, directing, staging, and acting of plays. Room B in Goldwin Smith Hall was transformed into an ideal little theatren by the addition of a curtain, scenery and lighting effects. The presentation of several groups of one- act plays replaced the annual three-act play. This plan afforded an opportuhity for a much larger number of students to take part in the productions. Under the able direction of Professor A. M. Drummond, the Club has improved the quality of its presentations, and now it occupies a prominent place among the University organizations. For the past three years, a group of the more experienced members has played in the Country Theatrev at the New York State Fair at Syracuse. During the current season, the most successful offerings ofthe Campus Theatre have been, Dunsany's Tents of the Arabs , Tchekoflws The Boorn, Leacock's Behind the Beyondv, Bernard Shaw's How He Lied to Her Hus- bandv, and O'Neill's In the Zone . On December 4th and Sth, three one-act plays were presented with a complete double cast for each play. More than fifty persons, all of whom were new players, took part in the new performance under the direction of the more experienced members. The Dramatic Club contemplates great activity in the future. Plans are under Way for the production this season of a Cornell Group, composed of plays written directed and acted by Cornell undergraduates. The organization will continue to present notable one-act plays and trusts that its efforts may add to the enjoy- ment of the University Community. 1.4. gm ,ru fm :Qi 51 11.1. ,Su gg MN M fm ,Ui 113. it 465 1-I E I. 9 2. 2, C O R, N E L L I A xn: mb 111 1 : gmt w :nn nvinrgn 1 :xo 11nx1nx1n arxlunglxl ILIQILLLLI 'LDA' 701 3042.1 Jr 1 i s wi E W Q 4 0 Q E H 2 l I 13 Q -Jyjsg p' ' V- i ic 1- ,...' 4. mil: V: xl .A . ,A . A ! ! DEBATE COUNCIL Peter Schultz, '22 . . . ........ Prexiolent and Manager Carleton Kirchner, '24 . .... ' ..... . . . Secretary - FACULTY MEMBERS Alexander Magnes Drummond Sumner Huber Slichter i Everitt Lee Hunt Lyman Wilson i STUDENT MEMBERS is James Solomon Hays, '22 Conrad Carleton Kirchner, '24 1 I Peter Alphonso Schultz, '22 Q ' DEBATE SQUAD ' Aaron Benenson '22 Conrad Carleton Kirchner, '24 David Nathaniel Dattelbaum, '22 Charles Felix Lovan, '23 Abraham Erwin Gold, '23 John Daniel Lyons, '23 Meyer Aaron Goldberg, '23 Willis Dickinson Morgan, '23 Sidney Arthur Goldstein, '24 Milton Rosenkrantz, '24 Alexander Benjamin Gutman, '24 James Bashford Trousdale, '22 James Solomon Hays, '22 Irving Pearson Turman, '24 Murray Foster Johnson, '23 John Daniel Shepard, '22 Arthur John Keeffe, '24 James Aloysius Smyth, '23 Victor Otto Wehle, '24 RECORD 1921-22 Dartmouth at Hanover Won by Cornell November 18, 1921 Two to One Derifion Won by Cornell Won by Hamilton Won by Colgate Won by Prinreton Columbia at Ithaca Yale at Ithaca Derember 10, 1921 Hamilton at Clinton December 17 1921 Colgate at Hamilton lllarch 10 1922 Princeton at lthaca April 1 1922 Two to One Decifion Unanzmou: Decuzon Two to One Decznon Two to One Deezrzon Aprrl 21 1922 Pennfylvanza at Phzlaalelplzza 1 li un KU it J: sf The Triangular Debate , 466 LM, I,-.,,.,T,, ,.. A.: IL V EI L T.. L Ji.- 3 5 l J 3 .1 J 1 'I 'I 1 771' 7 77 .. ,L,. LS. I... I.. 1. l, ' ji TI . ll 3 'J Dattelbaum Andrews Morgan Parker Polaclc Kaplan Smyth Antell Gold Benenson 2' , . V 86 M emofrzal Speakers E WINNERS OF THE '86 MEMORIAL PRIZE IN PUBLIC SPEAKING 1887 ANDREW S. WHITE 1904 CHARLES H. TUCK . 1888 HOWARD A. OPPENHEIM 1905 WILLIAM L. RANSOM Z 1889 FRANK H. CALLAN 1906 FRANCIS L. DURK :I 1890 WILLARD H, AUSTEN 1907 HORACE L. DAWSON 1891 EDWIN D. SHURTER 1908 LEROY R. GOODRICH J 1892 ERNEST I. WHITE 1909 ABRAHAM LEVINE - 1893 WILLIAM P. CHAPMAN 1910 ALAN H. COLCORD 1894 EDWARD V. HENRY 1911 WILLIAM WALZER 1895 STEPHEN F. SHERMAN, JR. 1912 HARRY Z. RHARRIS 1896 ERWIN ESMOND 1913 REGNAR T. KIDDE 1 . 1897 HERRICK C. ALLEN 1914 WILLIAM D. SMITH 1898 MORTIMER OSTHEIMER 1915 LOUIS Y. GABERMAN E 1899 WILLIAM O. MORGAN 1916 HENRY KLAUBER 1900 WILLIAM H. MORRISON, JR. 1917 MARION L. WHITE 1901 WILLIAM A. PRAYER 1918 HORACE E. SCHACKELTON ' 1902 CHARLES B. DOWD 1919 RUTH EDITH WELKOWITZ 9 1903 ELLIAS H. KELLY 1920 JOHN ALDRICH RODGER i. 1921 JAMES ALOYSIUS SMYTH Speakerf in 1921 L HENRY VINCENT ANDREWS, '22 ABRAHAM ERWIN GOLD, '23 ESTHER ANTELL, '23 BENJAMIN KAPLAN, '22 AARON BENENSON, '22 WILLIS DICKINSON MORGAN, '23 21 I L DAVID NATHANIEL DATTELBAUM, '22 WALDEMAR POLACK, '21 . ffl ' JAMES ALOYSIUS SMYTH, '23 Bl I i'NOTEZ Charles Mather Parker,'23, was also awarded a place on the stage, but was unable to speak. I 77 W-, i' I1 -f fw I -1 If CF. ..I..u. II LI l,s.A:.1.I,h,, 45.25 LQL 15111 532 .J LLL. I1 'L '-1 L , I . I. . J LQ. Lrjx-'JDM ,,T,,.L.. . . L. , -- ---W '- nf--7.-f . ni I 7 -E T, ...L L-L fx Q F4 Q A ET F IL N1 A .. L 1 J-X 'Im-,C-I ,Li 'If f I. auf uf 4. nn 1 D1 nut Hur NH uv-I YI-I HIT! IDI 2 fl I 21 5 1 E E I 71 D 9 Q 5 E. E E I Smyth : ' Johnson Wehle E Gold Grosshandler ' Mittelman E 3 ' V '94 Memorzal Speakers 1: ' WINNERS OF THE '94 MEMORIAL PRIZE IN DEBATE 1: ' 5 1895 WILLIAM P. CHAPMAN, JR. 1909 CHARLES R. HUGINS ' 1896 HARLEY N. CROSBY 1910 HEBER E. GRIFFITH F 1897 DANIEL H. WELLS 1911 GAY H. BROWN 1898 GALE LAUGHLIN 1912 RALPH E. PIERCE 1899 JAMES B. NOLAN 1913 HAROLD RIEGELMAN 1900 FRANK H. HAUNSER 1914 WILLIAM DUDLEY SMITH 1901 SIDNEY S. LOWENTHAL 1915 LOUIS YURLIC GABERMAN 1902 FLOYD L. CARLISLE 1916 RALPH HARRIS BLANCHARD 1903 GEORGE D. CROFTS 1917 JACOB GOULD SCHURMAN, JR. 1904 WILLIAM L. RANSOM 1918 DANIEL THOMAS GILMARTIN, JR . 1905 NEAL D. BECKER 1919 EDWARD EUGENE DICKER E! 1906 GEORGE W. ROESCH 1920 WILLIAM HURSH FARNHAM if 1907 FRANCIS L. DURKE 1921 RALPH HARRY SMITH ' 1908 ROSCOE C. EDLUND 1922 VICTOR OTTO WEHLE P Spfakerf in 1922 5 ABRAHAM ERWIN GOLD, '23 LEO BERNARD MITTELMAN, '23 MADELINE HILDA GROSSHANDLER, '22 JAMES ALOYSIUS SMYTH, ,23 MURRAY FOSTER JOHNSON, 323 VICTOR OTTO WEHLE, '23 F 1 ,I H 3 5, ,N , ,px 11 I4 T 1151 E 1 0 2, 79 C 11, N 1-11 I 11 u JL 1. ., ,,, -. -A ug Im min. mg Inf 1 I m, fur, Fr: rue' vur .A-JH' lu' 1-'1lI.Lu HH HH 1871 1872 1873 1874 1875 1876 1877 1878 1879 1880 1881 1882 Sobol Lindsay Warburton Wallace Greenawalt Boyd Woodford Prize Speakers WINNERS or THE WOODFORD PRIZE IN ORATORY Iohn E. Moore Adolphus L. Rader CAward rescindedj James E. Gluck George H. Fitch Clarence H. Esty George W. Gillette Charles W. Ames Alfred Millard Frank C. Whitney CAward rescindedj Divided between Charles P. Bacon and Frank R. Luckey 1883 Asa A. Alling 1884 Charles A. Potter 1885 Stoddard M. Stevens 1886 E. 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. Shutter 1893 Ernest 1. White 1894 Harriet C. Connor 1895 George P. Dyer George Adams Boyd, ,21 Irma May Greenawalt, '21 Daniel Curtis Lindsay, '21 1896 1897 1898 1899 1900 1901 1902 1903 1904 1905 1906 1907 1908 1909 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 1921 Speaker: in 1921 Charles H. Rammelkamp Daniel H. Wells ' Charles H. Mayer Herbert B. Lee Eugene T. Lies Sidney 8. Lowenthal Michael A. Ford Alfred Huger William A. Murphy Robert P. Butler Charles H. Tuck William W. Taylor Elizabeth E. Cook Roscoe C. Ecllung Stanton Grillis George M. Wolfson Alan H. Colcord Leslie Herbert Groser Harold Riegelman Duane S. Hatch Morris Escoll Ying Ching Yang Chen Ku Walter Measday, Jr. Vllilliam Hursh Farnham Irma May Greenawalt Bernard Sobol, '21 Francis Doolittle Wallace, '21 Clark Abram Warburton, '21 L u.1g,,f.u,s..J,t41 :Ur :ua ru ,Ut un gr ur ,I 41. IU. 53 I... I. U-. ,W 151 JQMLU 469 vm 114452-uTrz'1La I, U HE 1911 COILNELLIA 'gm tm: 1: 1' . x3nuuu1ns in -11 110:11 nxxxu n ' digg fn: nur xx Yu! IQ! Mattison Perregaux Zehner Hahn Lynahan Morris 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915 Eastman Prize Speakers WINNERS OF THE EASTMAN PRIZE IN PUBLIC SPEAKING VINCENT JAMES FROST DAVID ELDER M. C. KILPATRICK CASS WARD WHITNEY BERNARD WILLIAM SHAPER DUANE SPENCER HATCH 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 1921 JENNIE THERESA MINNICK GLADYS MARION HESS FRANK LEROY MANNING PERCY LAWRENCE DUNN HAROLD LEROY CREAL DAVID SEABER COOK I 1922 LOUIS AYLESBURY ZEHNER S peakerx in 1922 RAY LESTER HAHN, '22 FRED BISHOP MORRIS ,22 GERTRUDE MARY LYNAHAN '22 EDMOND ADRIAN PERREGAUX '22 ARTHUR CARROLL MATTISON, ,23 LOUIS AYLESBURY ZEHNER '22 7 7 7 . I .,I rng rn: :Llc :Es nu Cu JU. Ig, 4 ,- I H E 1 9 2. 2. C O JL N E L L I - fn yqgyf H., my ,M ,W ,DJ ,,,, ,,,, ,,,71,,, . . 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Reserve Qjicers Traznzng Corps United State: Army Ojieers on duty with the R. 0. T. C., Cornell University Colonel Jesse C. Nicholls, Commandant Colonel Henry S. Wygant I Captain F. W. Huntington, Inf. Major Thomas I. Christian, Commandant F. A. Captain Martin R. Rice, F. A. Major.Hugo D. Selton, Commandant Inf. Captain Allender Swift, Inf. Major Donald I. MacLachlan, Inf. Captain joseph A. DuBois, Inf. Major -Iohn P. Edgerly, Inf. Captain Thomas H. Ramsey, Inf. ' Major'Ralph Hospital, F. A. lst Lieut. Duncan Hodges, Sig. Corps Q Captain Ralph M. Bulfington, Veterinary lst Lieut. William A. Barton, F. A. , Royden M. Vose, Contract Surgeon ' INFANTRY Col. ,Iames H. Burke, Commanding Capt. Ralph A. Wenger, Regt. Adjutant Lt. Col. Franklin R. Speer Capt. E. Politoske, Regt. Sup. Oldicer E FIRST BATTALION SECOND BATTALION THIRD BATTALION I Maj. Edward H. Cornish, Com'd'g Maj. Willian B. Mifflin, Com'd'g Maj. Paul G. Culley, Com'd'g 5 lst Lieut. Paul C. Stevens, Bn.Adj. lst Lt. Joseph A. Moller, Bn.Adj. lst Lt. Egbert T. Curtis, Bn. Adj. : . Company I Company fl Company E Capt. Peter A. Schultz E Capt. Charles A. Fisher Capt. I-larry W. Robb lst Lt. Alan Y. Roberts 5 lst Lt. Rodney C. Eaton Ist Lt. Edward C. Avery 2nd I.t. Edward W. Folsom 4 2nd Lt. Allen G. Leet 2nd Lt. Charles W. Slceele 2nd Lt. .Iohn W. Borman ' 2nd Lt. Wilbur E. Gilman 2nd Lt. Carl I. Baker 2nd Lt. Warren E. Sarle Compgmy B Complmy UPU 2nd Lt. Kenneth Mcgonald Capt. Edmund N. Moot Capt. Percy L. Randolph ,C0mPfm3f A lst Lt. Benjamin Kaplan lst Lt. William H. Mears Capt- ITVIUE Phipps. 2nd Lt. Charles H. Dahl 2nd Lt. Elmer D. Johnson lst Lt- Francis C' Seyffled Company C Znd Lt. Stephen A. Emery 2nd lit- Iohn K- AUth0UY Capt. Ernest V. Straclc Company C ing Lt' IATE N' Eenler lst Lt. Henry A. R. Huschke Capt. Lawrence M. Orton U t' gn ucaiy, 2nd Lt. Irvin L. Scott lst Lt. WV. Randolph Piersch C Ognplgwy- and. Lt. Edgar M. veghee 2nd Lf. Charles F. Lum 1 api- 53065 O Q,f,m,j, Znd Lt. Wesley H. Childs 2nd Lt. Asaph E. Ray Zstd Iigtor ' e -e , ff H 2 d Lt R f 1H. R mi ez H f- 'Chafd C5111 COWLPUWV D n a ae 3 r 2nd Lt. Horace C. Bird Capt. Leo Dicianni Company H 2nd Lt. Philo D. Clarke lst Lt. Ralph W. Stewart Capt. james A. Smyth Compmw NIMH ' 2nd Lt. William L. Norman lst Lt. Edwin Kriegsman Capt. Donald A Howe U 2nd Lt. Stuart B. Kellogg 2nd Lt. Charles W. Hyne lst Lt.NOi1 H. Simpson - 2nd Lt. Glenn E. Bretch 2nd Lt. Rafael Pacheco jst Lt. George 5. Dunham I 2nd Lt. George D. Crozier 21,3 11. Egbert H. Carpenter 'l Zn ,t. bott H. Nile Q FIELD ARTILLERY 1 Major Stafford B. Beach, Commanding 9 Capt. George M. Gillies, Adjutant 1 Battery A Battery B 7 Capt. Rex A. Daddysman Capt. Louis R. Hodell lst Lt. C. L. Brayton lst Lt. Harvey L. Mead lst Lt. Laurence W. Eddy V 2nd Lt. Frank E. Conlcling ! 2nd Lt. Charles H. Alberding 2nd Lt. Charles D. Adams ' 2nd Lt. Arthur C. Mattison Prov. Lt. Peter A. Blate F ' Prov. Lt. Uttal V Prov. it. Dean D. Crandall E Prov. t. homas Potts Battery C Battery HD F Capt. Elmore T. R. Runsdorf Capt. Wright Johnson J lst Lt. Howard E. Salsbury lst Lt. R. M. Burk J lst Lt. George R. Shanklin lst Lt. Curran W. I-Ienkle lst Lt. W. Kenneth Schneidau lst Lt. Harry Meisels t 2nd Lt. James A. Ross 2nd Lt. Albert E. Milliken I 9 2nd Lt. Eric Geertz Znd Lt. Robert A. Garrabrandt 5 Prov. Lt. Dwight C. Dale Prov. Lt. Kenneth L. Roberts 1 Z Prov. Lt. Sidney Gruneck Prov. Lt. Charles H. Carter 5 SIGNAL CORPS ' Capt. Rollin H. McCarthy, Commanding ' lst Lt. Harold F. Bower lst Lt. Lewis R. Gary E BAND ' . lst Lt. Harold O. Merz, Commanding ' Drum Major Harry D. Wright ChiefTrumpeter Mendell E. Butterfield Q ChiefMusican Sidney E. Ayres ChiefMusician Otto Spahn, Jr. LDC ,Ur ..,. mga. M. .... im fm ,ta In U. .. , . E. gm ,... im ,og ,em M-f 473 HE 1912. co1LN1a:LL1A un. :ma I Q o cm: :mu u Qu -:Nunn ax 3 uxn :bmi n tn 3 - I , I .Yin ' Courtesy of Era COLONEL FRANK ARTHUR BARTON, '91 Died August 5,1921 ' Colonel Barton exeniplizied the finefi idealf of oflcer, gentleman, and citizen. In hir paying, the Corp: haf loft a gifted and :ympazfhetie leader, hir fellow ojicerf a genial comrade, and the Faculty a beloved connfelor and ayfoeiate. ' From Refolutionf adopted by the Faculty. r :UL 1 :Um 1711 E Eg Jfu A n l r 111 ll 'QR 1Di 7131 474 ' SPRING DAY INSPECTION Reserve Qjicers' Training Corps 1-I E 1 9 2. 7. C O JL N E L L I A - v zo 133111 104 1 r Ujirr w f1 vuiuggvz mc ux Ly am :QI :Qi X. I X 1 Cornell University, a land grant institution, requiring under the Morrill Act tvvo years of military training, has maintained an efficient Cadet Corps since 1868. The Cadet Corps Was superseded by the Reserve OHicers' Training Corps under the provisions of the National Defense Act of 1916. The most important mission of the Cornell R. O. T. C. is to graduate each year as many men as possible into the Officers' Reserve Corps of the United States Army. It also gives to all the men during the tvvo years of compulsory training a good grounding in military Work, which has been, and can again be of the greatest value to our country in case of need. This training of all male students enabled Cornell graduates and undergraduates to make a truly remarkable record in the World War both as to numbers and as to accomplishment. Students who undergo the concentrated and progressive program of mental, moral and physical instruction are bound to be better fitted for success and use- fulness as citizens in after life. Habits of self-control, courtesy, fair play, team- Work and honor are inherent in our military system. The Infantry Unit has existed since 1868. Since the War its scope has been greatly broadened. It is commanded by Major H. D. Selton, with five assistant officers Its Work is both practical and theoretical, and progresses from the duties of the private to those of the Colonel. Some of the subjects covered are sanitation, 1nfantry Weapons, map reading, leadership, field engineering, minor tactics, military history and policy, administration, and advanced branches ofmilitary science. For many years the Cornell Infantry Unit has officially been recognized as one of the best 1n the country. The Field Artillery Unit was established by its present commander, Major T -I Christian, in January, 1919. He has three assistant officers. The Work .JM 1 fit if fl 135 E- lil- IK 11 1 121 Il ll H IDR l l1 ' 1- l l 1 475 HE 1912. COJLNELLIA ir fi . I .If 154304, rpm-apr fggglpf avr-vm wucjiirv vr vuiuf ill! 70411 ur 'HWY For im ' I ' 1 .. 7 ,N Q FIELD ARTILLERY IN ACTION consists in the study of the construction and use of heavy and light Held pieces pistols, and motors, hippology, riding, and driving, map reading, road and area sketching. During its short career the Field Artillery Unit of Cornell has acheived recognition by the War Department as the best in the entire country. The Unit has the necessary enlisted personnel, horses, and equipment, and its instruction covers the entire field. The ponies of the Unit have enabled Cornell to enter into intercollegiate polo, a fact which has added greatly to the interest ofthe members ofthe batteries and the student body in general. Riding classes arg conducted for members of the University Community other than the Artillery ca ets. During the year 1920-21, the Field Artillery Pistol Team recorded victories over teams from twenty other colleges and universities, including West Point, suffering but a single defeat by the narrow margin of two points. .Signal Corps and Ordnance Units were established in the Autumn of 1920. On account of the nature of their work they immediately attracted their quota of Engineering students. For Ordnance students, the regular Engineering courses are supplemented by a short course on Ordnance problems, the summer camp being depended upon for most of the strictly Ordnance training. The Signal Corps instruction, under Lieutenant Duncan Hodges, emphasizes Communica- tion Engineering, including a course in wireless telegraphy. The Veterinary Unit, established by Captain Ralph Burlington, is accomplish- ing its purpose in an admirable manner. There has been considerable interest shown in this department by the students, especially those in the Veterinary College. For the past ten years the annual inspectors from the War Department have classed Cornell as a Distinguished Institution . This is a record to be proud of, and one that must be continued. Very potent factors in attaining this postion have been the sympathetic co-operation of the authorities ofthe University and the fine attitude and efforts ofthe cadets themselves. i M. im im U, g1',m, if-rr U. .UI ,. 45. gg. gg. ..,. imgmg. ,W fczlzztn cuss utr imzml 476 H E 1. 9 2. 2. C 0 R, N E L L I A lui: AAL JCB 19,4 nu Jn uf EIZD1 lm 'Cl VID VCI' Uiillll HI! UH TTl:1QL 70.1 :nr nu ru! Mx :nr my ln! dur xg: nn ia ? ,- -, 't 'a . A if QQ? Kai sf' fc. Af, 1 -N' 4' 4 4 '- -Vi'-f 5' 1 I . -.., 54 . .f qgiyaxv q?ig4, eP .-. gih-r -- 'w ' ,J .-F1 fm, -'dsx-,,' 5?-,.f 35 w, : :f 3f,g.'i-717 . ..., - rf: 1' , -Q! ,J 1' .. . H ?41,.fL-r , Jr I -: .,41,,,f,- 5 :I ,Q-,.. 31333 V .J-ig,-3,3 .fwwefg A + ff' 222 H Q, .i:l11v:, - ...ff f:1. 74Eg-f.L-1-d-i - f 55? - . 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Prefidenzf ROBERT EDWARD BROWN . Li e Secretary WILSON SHANNON DODGE Trfafurrr CLASS OF 1922 A CHARLES CRAWFORD CARTER CARL FRANK JOHN JAMES HAYS EMMET JAMES MURPHY WILLIAM FREDERICK RIPPE CLASS OF 1923 JOHN JAY COLE ERNEST DELOS LEET CHARLES GODWIN IRISH JAMES HENRY LUTHER DAVID ALOYSIUS MUNNS CLASS OF 1924 FREDERICK KIMBALL LOVEJOY GEORGE ROBERTS PFANN CLASS OF 1925 CARROLL BLAKE JR. f H l - I I ! . . 1 ,. . I fl . ! f 2 ! I i 'I 7 .. i i F E .- 2 E 1 5 . ! A I .. -5 f I 1 I . L MY . MI ,.,. gg 7m,V17uY1Ur AR ,. gp. 52123 ncf 11' 1 478 HE 1912. COILNELLIA Lljill. 11 ll- illili lL K f mm H V UPF l X ' 5 ! ! il . i l l Q ! Q ! l 5 . i Brown Anderson Hoyt Roemer 1 Seney Marshall Wasdworth Ewald Kearns 5 . ! ' Freshman Advzsofry Commzttee H. W. Seney, 2d, Chairman i i I 1922 MEMBERS 5 R. S. Anderson L. S. Hazzard H. G. Pretat I H. M. Beatty W. Healy H. Roemer E D. W. Brown L. W. Hoyt G. W. Sisson, 3rd ! H. F. Davies H. D. Hubbs W. S. Wadsworth i W. A. Ewald W. M. Kearns A. W. Willcox E B. Harper W. B. McMillan H. Wolff Q D. E. Marshall ' l ' 1923 MEMBERS A E. C. Avery O. S. Humphrey, Ir. J. H. Peters i C. L. Brayton C. G. Irish ' L. B. Pryor 5 R. W. Breckenridge R. F. ,lahn F. I. Righter I C. H. Brumbaugh C. F. Kells R. L. Schmidt S W. D. P. Carey E. C. Kretschman W. A. Schreyer , C. H. Cleminshaw G. L. Lee E. D. Scruggs R. Coe D. G. MacBean H. H. Smith E. W. Davies A. C. Mattison E. K. Stevens C. W. Dean, Jr. A. H. Mogenson D. Stewart W. Duley A. C. Morgan T. Telfer H. L. Ebersole D. A. Munns D. M. Tobey R. W. Frost F. M. Mykrantz W. Towarr 5 A. H. Harper H. M. Nazor A. O. Washburn ! C. M. Hughes G. Nesbett G. Young f P. B. Nichols LNI1 fur aim fsfl no En vm 'EL JU1 Lcn fnv na- f 1312131 cczriw- e:U'rDl fczrizm 479 HE 1.92.1 CORNELLI 'TD l7il'77+.s.Jr TT'KIV.Y1 K 'DID IDF Hill? 1 1 w w R. S. Anderson H. M. Beatty H. P. Croxton W. L. Cisler C. S. Barkelew M. B. Chambers L. N. Duryea W. S. Gutwillig . E. Lee 77 A. G. Baldwin G. Brayman D. W. Brown H. B. Cushman E. M. Johnson SENIOR BALL R. E. Burk, Clzairvnan J. V. Frank I. W. Healy D. B. Strickler, '22, Ex-Ojirio R. E. Brown, '22, Ex-Ojirio CLASS DAY H. Roemer, Chairman H. T. Foster W. S. Jones G. P. Lechler W. S. Dodge, ,22, Ex-Ojirio CONVOCATION HOUR A. W. Wilcox, Chairman J. M. Maloney A. L. Satterthwaite F. O. Schreiner G. W. Sisson, 3rd BANQUET ' H. R. Kay, Chairman J. S. Cowan H. F. Davies W. P. Goetz D. B. Strickler, '22, Ex-Ojicio R. E. Brown, '22, Ex-Ofcio GENERAL SPRING DAY E. Murphy, Chairman W. S. Gutwillig, Trearurer C. W. Olney R. T. Pancoast L. B. Pickwick D, E. Marshall R. T. Pancoast ' E. J. AI. Smith Douglas, Stewart C. W. Olney J. D. Shaner J. L. Woodward W. S. Wadsworth J. E. Wahl V Pickens Johnson W. C. Perry B. S. Sines H. J. Roemer H. L. Wickerham cm. 1... gm un :Qt ,m gr ,Ur ,cv-125. H.. .1 413331 13. 480 l I! 1ZlID DIQWT! ffl E. C. AVERY H. P. BOSWORTH A. L. BULLEN W. D. P. CAREY JUNIOR PROMENADE . B. TREMAN, Chairman . W. COLEMAN E. V. GOUINLOCK L. C. HANSON . B. STRICKLER, '22, Ex-Ojicio . E. BROWN, 322, Ex-Ojicio . J. MURPHY, '22, Ex-Ojirio JUNIOR SMOKER . L. KAW, Chairman D. G. MACBEAN L. B. PRYOR W. B. VAN HOUT O. P. WILLIANIS HE. 192.1 COILNELLIA C. L. BRAYTON C. BRUMBAUGH R. J. COE F. W. FIX T. K. HENDRYX W. P. JONES . B. MADURO . S. MILLAR . J. PARKER . B. STRICKLER, '22, Ex-Officio . E. BROWN, '22, Ex-0-7752-io L. S. HAZZARD, '22, Ex-Ojicio GENERAL SPRING DAY D. B. MADURO A. R. MARTIN A. H. MOGENSEN W. R. ROLLO W. A. SCHREYER J. W. SPENCER D. M. TOBEY I. L. SCOTT O. P. WILLIAMS EN 151113. ...I ,I I. ..,. 133, Ei... Ing. .m 14:13 1... :maxim 481 1111... ,UK nn A . up ,uf ,. an-53 Snjiniv 131393 'run 192.1 con.Nn1r.r.1 E. F. BUCKLEY C. E. CASSIDY G. T. GOULD 1. C. JOHNSON J. L. BLOCK I. F. DERHAM H. L. FATES C. L. FELSKE SOPHOMORE SMOKER H. S. GERRY, Chairman F. D. RAMSEY D. B. STRICKLER, '22, Ex-Ojcio R. E. BROWN, '22, Ex-Ojicio W. D. P. CAREY, '23, Ex-Ojicio SOPHOMORE DANCE T. C. HENNINGS, JR., Clmirman W. R. KING E. T. KNOBLOCH D. I. POST D. B. STRICKLER, ,22, Ex-Ofcio R. E. BROWN, '22, .Ex-0j5rz'o GENERAL SPRING DAY A. E. MILLIKEN I. P. STACK E. R. THOMPSON F. J. TONE, JR. I. TREU I. A. ROONEY F. L. SUNDSTROM J. E. THOMPSON C. F. WEDELL ln czm-3 482 1-IE 1.92.2 COILNEILLIA 11:11:13 Mrczsf 1nEgor'ruJ.1-'1:z3:z1r-vw unison 1UCixvr fwf vu:Q.uQw mf fm ww :OJ 1 . BRADLEY . E. BRECKENRIDGE J. K. BRIGDEN L. W. CARPENTER H. W. DRYDEN R. F. FARRAR B. L. HOPE W. H. MCWILLIAM -..- , I .. ., . . . . . C R J. F. BARRETT J. N. BEECHER H. V. CARRERE P. M. DOERING J. A. DUNCAN BANQUET B. A. W. SAVAGE, Clzairmau L. W. DAY G. L. KING, JR. D. B. STRICRLER, '22, Ex-Ojicio R. E. BROWN, '22, Ex-Ojfcio T. C. HENNINGS, JR., '24, Ex-Olfcio CAP BURNING H. F. KNEEN, Chairman H. I. MARCHAND H. S. NORTH D. B. STRICKLER, '22, Ex-Ojicio R. E. BROWN, '22, Ex-Ojcio H. C. STONE, '24, Ex-Ojirio FRESHMAN TAX G. B. CATLIN, Clmirman B. R. EDSTROM H. A. KLIEGL I. N. SLICK D. B. STRICKLER, '22, Ex-Ojfcio R. E. BROWN, '22, Ex-Ojicio H. S. GERRY, ,2-1, Ex-Ojjzirio GENERAL SPRING DAY E. F. BISSANTZ J. B. MCDONALD P. K. RICE J. C. RICHARDSON G. E.YoUNcIv1AN R. F. PATTERSON J. PURCELL M. K. WONIACK A. A. ZACI-IER A. N. SLOCUM, JR G. F. TITUS H. F. TYLER K. K. VOLLMER P. L. WRIGHT DT7Qf 112 ,UR ,uf Im Ig. .Cnr NTI L. J. ,QI 1341131 In 1.1. l H 11 -183 HE 192.1 COILNELLIA rpggmq uqmqn 1:1-1:1 1 mam an 1.111-'gnu-:mummynnrqmQnx1xax11u 3 1 1 1 yn, , p . ng X., 2 a I - , , i . I 1 u 9 , 2 i J. 1 E I E I I E i ! I : I I .. .- 1 ' 7 E I I 5 ,. .. I I I E I w I 1 .E L 'I F 7 z .I : . .. - s ! E 2 I I 1 . . I i .- 1 i 5' i 5 . n : i ROMEYN BERRY, '04 ' i Graduate Manager of Athletics 5 . ! - . I E I f I Lf- fm M. QED M H, E, ,E ,. ml CD. 5 ,L,k ED, ,,-,,,-,,,-,.,..,-,,..... - ,....,.J 484 w , V i I 1 1-IE 1 9. 2. 2. C O RN E L L I A 'vw-nxo::xs111Ix:xcx x3nx1n mtnxt u :xnxx 111: o- . .1 7 lo. :In ! g . l z l ! ! ! ! A - R. V. Iomzs .... Football - , , ., H. R. I7AY ...... Football 5 TE ' W. P. Timxuss .. Football T' COLLUM' ' ' ' ' ' 'll'ac,,03M C. C. IQYVONG ...... Soccer 'E ' ' . W H. LATHROP .,.. ...... T rack l VV. V. CUNNEEN ...,.................. Soccel C-P L F lb ll 'G B. A. CUNNINGHAM .................. Lacrosse '- - ECH1-ER -- -- - fm' .a ' F. NICBRIDE ,..... .. DV1 estlmg ' R. O. DAVISON .......................... Track ,W L H. L I0 e 5 DIXCKINSQN, JR. .......... Cross Colgltry J. -M - EiA':Jll:?i:1il Bfigeb-'till . if. 'RESTON ...... . .......... , ...... rew ' - -'-- '- - ! H. B. LIERMANN .................... Lacrosse D- E- MARSHALL '- '- - Cfelz - E. J. Home ......................... Football G- E- MINAR -'-. ----- I ----4 T 100 I. K. HOLBROOK, JR. ......,......... Baseball G- MISKE ---'--f -- C7055 Cvlwfry , S. B. PIORRELL ........................ Football C- VV- OI-NEY -- Claw: Football R. C TQENNEDY ........ .... ............ C r ew J- POPE '- ---- '-4 B U-'kefball - Y - R ll o L. C. IXIRKLAND ... ..,.................. Crew lo H- PORTER -- --- Balkefba i A. L. LENTZ .....,..,......... Cross C0'll1fll'7'j' VV- F- RIPPE -. Basketball g T. C. LICDERAIOTT ........ Track, Cross Country L- B- ROSSEAU - '--' Soccer J. WV. LTACIQENZIE .................. Lacrosxe F- O- SCHREINER -- Bafflmll , 113. Rloomv .............. ........ ll if-oolllllg DSSEEEPARD ---- ---- 5 Ziiggll '. . H-XIER ........................ lktmg - -------- XV. T. 1M'ALL1zRY ........................ TlZ17.11lS D- B- SQVRICKLER -- ' -' Tmck i C. FNIAYER .................. Football, Baseball VXVGE-Igoil -'--' ---- F 0-51353 H. G. LIINER ........................ Football - - - - -- '---'- - ---- T J. MOLINET ................ Booloolzooll, sooool- H' WOLFF ------ ---'------ '- B H 5951111 TP gl. gloom .......................... E 1923 I '. . ENDLE1-oN ...................... oo a I. A. RAMSAY .......,.................. Track E- Vi BAKER --'- -- C yew : E. I. SEIFREAT .......................... Track H' X- BOASAL Cross Comltry ' L. M. SHEPARD .......................... Crew C' BRAYTON ' F Uotbau ! I. N. SIDINIAN ...................... Basketball E' 5- BROWN ' Baselfall ' N. SNYDER .............................. Crew gl AD CAIELEEBAILEQ, ' ' ' 2505272612 I-I. L. TAYLOR ........................ Lacrosxe -- ' A. H. TREMAN ............,........... Track M- CILLONIZ '- 505527 H. J. DOLLBAUM ..... . Crew 5 SJ H?-iiiil I-I. L- -- ---- PM-fl F yv XVEGNER 'Baseball F. VV. Fix, JR. Crew 7 L: R..VVELLS .... Track H- G- FOX --'--- '- B asglmll i A. A. NVHITEHILL .......... Lacrokse Soccer H- GARNSEY -- --- -'----'------ C 'ew .. I-I B YOUNG ' Clow E. V. GOUINLOCK .. Football, Track ' ' ' ' L. C. I-IANSON ..... ......... . . Football , -E IEOLBROOK .........- ..... g re-al i R. S. ACKERLY ...................... Wrestling C. G.'IR,f:Gf'f.Qj' iff:Ele C5.5,3 50,l,fffj E IQNDREWS ---------------------- Bmball E. L. KAW ..., 7.aFootballf Baseball Q D . .EICHBOLD ........................ Tracll C' F. KEEES '.-. '....-'-...-.. C ,ew ,1 F. C .B AKER ........................ Footba In H- LUTHER U N '. .- Baslwllmll . . ALDWVIN .......................... Crew ' C S B Y E ll R. S. NIILLAR .............. Crew 1 G- I- QRKELEW- JR- ---------------- B135-fflljall D. A. MUNNS .. Foofooll, Baseball . . RAYMAN ................v ...... 0 at tl' P. B. NICHOLS .'- .'...l Track N. P. BROWN ............ Track, Cross Country A M NYGEEN C-,ew E EZROVV:-l ............ Track, Cross Coflllltrlxl It' El' OUIS 'zzizzzfjuselyall I C' C' CQEEEIFTTER ' fic M. E. R1c1-IMAN Croxs Country 5 H' CHUQMAH -'---- mcff 'UU U? Vi F. I. RIGH1-ER ......... Track T 'F 'Cool ooiiil 295 if R15-WS ---- Wg?-'fQj'l5 .... Basketball ' ' QLD? H Se 0' J. s. COWAN .......................... Baseball SSHA5QfQHAg.1, ' gfjfj C. L, DAVIDSON ........................ Football ' ' ' ' H. F. Dams . ....................... Baseball 1?'Tf.'f,fIT,f. ' R222 W. VS. DODGE ........................ Football H- R- VVAGAE -----.- 7-mclc, G. S. DUNHAM .......,.................. Crew ' ' - ' ' . P. G. WELLENRAMP . , . . . . Lacrosse E. L. E. ELLI ............... . ........ Soccer E P WHEELER H D Crew 'Ig' -TJFE ' Foofbgllf cl WOODIN, IR., . .. l. Baseball W. P. Goofz ........ ..... Football 1924 E G. N. GOODNOW ........................ Track C. E. CASSIDY .............. .. Football i E. A. GORDON ...... V ............ Cross Country F. K. LOVEIOY ..... .... T rack .E L. S. GREEN ............................ Crew G. R. PFANN ..... .. Football J. B. :HARPER .......................... Track F. D. RAMSEY ..... .. Football ' I. VV. PIEALY ............ - ......... ....... C rew I. B. STACK ......... ...... T rack C. F. JOHN ............................ Track F. L. SUNDSTROLI Football . , 1: 11:31 ,Qi 112 g. 1... an :go 115 15 lug nn lg, , 1 op. 110 mln - inzzxexx-zu nxxxnlinxxxnxinxilu 3 11-1111 ra xxmin -11m3:-1-an-11 . uinm- -1 2 ! E . f 9 2 :- E1 5 . fw E U ! 2 ! I z ! : ! I E . ! ' 4 I E JOHN HOYLE CEXTREMVE RIGHTD TALKING IT OVER Troy i A E A ! 2 ' H L4 I 11.-. 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X -1 AJ, ,Ml ,,,+ if 1,,s 4 ,- A,- I ' 'Wi f 1 ?. 2 ,... 2 3 lv i 1 .- 2 -.-.., - ' ' ' N f WHllllllllIlllllIllllllllllllIllllllllllllIllllllIIIIIIIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIllIllIll!llllllllllllllllllllllll I IIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllIllIIlllllllIIIIIll!IIIIIlIHIIIIIIIHIIIIHHIIHIllllllllllllh f lu! R713 11L 1:11. 1113 4 ,cg ,fu ,.,. ,Q ,UK . nigga' nvinzurp --qu-ul:-1 1 I ! K x 1 2 5 : I B Vw if J ryly QA. KL. 2 , - M f L1 if in Y f- 5 ,1 if ' f 4 1 5x2 if 1 E ix ,ff - 3 Ei ,S 3 5 E 1 3 i g r V' ' 1 N jg S ' ,Q ...I 487 OBSERVATION TRAIN, NAVY DAY RACE TIOY Review of the 1921 Crew Season When the 1921 crew season opened on Monday, October 4, it was under circumstances very different from those of previous years. During the summer, on July 17, 1920, Charles E. Courtney, The Grand Old Man of Cornell rowing, died suddenly at his home on Cayuga Lake, Cornell thus losing the greatest oarsman and crew coach that the country has ever known. He had been in charge of Cornell crews for thirty-seven years, and during that time he established the system which resulted in Cornell's supremacy on the water. Fortunately, however, there was found in John Hoyle an able successor for Mr. Courtney. Mr. Hoyle came to Cornell in 1899 as an expert shell builder, and as early as 1901 Mr. Courtney recog- nized his ability as a coach by naming him as his assistant. From then on John Hoyle helped to coach Cornell's championship crews and was thus eminently litted to carry on the Courtney system of coaching after the death ofthe Grand Old Man. On the first day two hundred and thirty-four men registered in the crew room. Of these, one hundred and twenty-two were candidates for the 1924 crew and among the one hundred and twelve varsity registrants were the entire personnel ofthe championship 1923 crew and several members ofthe light and heavy Varsity eights. John Hoyle, who by this time had been officially named to succeed Mr. Courtney, had the men at work on the rowing machines at once. Outdoor work began on- October 12 and from that time until November 18, when the weather made the use ofthe gigs impossible, from three to five combinations rowed daily. By this time all the candidates had had some experience on the Water, which helped them materially to understand criticisms given in the crew room during the winter HE 1.92.1 CORNELLIA. 'LH HH J '17 II- Ali ILM 'L IK H f l ' 488 ONE MILE MARR YALE PRINCETON CORNELL RACE TIOY The men worked indoors on the machines again until March 7 when four Varsity and two Freshman combinations were able to move downto the Inlet for open-water work. By April 1, eight crews were practicing on the Inlet-four Varsity three Freshman and the 150 pound combination. During the Spring Vacation three Varsity, two Freshman and the 150 pound combinations remained in Ithaca and rowed twice daily in intensive preparation for the Spring Day race. By winning consistently from the ' heavy Varsity, the Sophomore boat, stroked by E. P. Wheeler, was chosen to row against Princeton and Yale in the Triangular Race on Spring Day. Princeton's feat of defeating the Navy crew on Lake Carnegie and the phenom- enal record of the Sophomores the year before had intensified the interest in the race, and it was before a large and enthusiastic crowd that the crews lined up for the start. For the first mile and a quarter Cornell and Princeton rowed bow to bow, Yale being practically out of it. Suddenly one of the Cornellians caught a ucrabf' in the shallow water and before the stroke could be regained, Princeton had jumped into a lead of two lengths and a half. In spite of heroic efforts to close the gap, the Sophomores were forced to accept second place. The Freshman crew showed the smoothest form of the day in winning their race by five lenghts. Yale crossed the line in second place with Princeton far in the rear. ' The following week the same crews, with the exception of a change at bow in the Varsity boat, journeyed to Cambridge for the annual race with Harvard. ln a race unique in that the crews were stroked from opposite sides, Cornell from the port side and Harvard from the starboard, the Varsity outrowed the Crimson and crossed the finish line with a lead of three lengths. The Freshman race was more hotly contested. Though the two yearling combinations seemed to be evenly matched, the Cornell boat lost a length at the 11 E. 1 9 2. 2. c o n. N E L L 1 A r -Ill-I il-liillil l1lIlil' lilli 0 lllllllli i.-l' .X'l- .I-1. I1 - 5 .4 I I P I I A as - - 5 . V ' 7 7 7 7 L ---cm 133- fm cm :rn 119 Inn 1aZzn1...un -:Q cm 489 1-IE' 1912, COJLNELLIA r 11-11111: u in an 11 n :mt . :nn in n 1 in ubmi ex1n 1 1 w A . q CORNELL FRESHMEN WIN AT POUGHKEEPSIE U1'1derW00d5lUHderiv00d start by catching a bad Hcrabi' and was able to pick up but a quarter of the lost distance before the end of the race. After the Harvard race the three crews began their preparation for the Inter- collegiate Regatta at Poughkeepsie. The heavy Varsity boat stroked by M. Freston, '22, which had been improving steadily, defeated the 1923 combination in several time trials. However, Cornell's representative in the Varsity race was not decided upon until two days before the race, when Freston,s heavier eight won the final time trial, thus winning the right to row in the big race. The Varsity race early developed into a struggle between the famous Navy crew and the Cornell boat. The Cornellians stayed with the Middies for the Hrst mile and a half, apparently being the only eight able to challenge the powerful champions. A few lenghts beyond the bridge the Navy began to draw away, and at the two and a halfmile mark had a lead of a length and a quarter. The California crew, which had been rowing a steady race in the rear, now closed the gap and in a driving finish beat the tired Varsity by three feet for second place. In the Junior Varsity and Freshman events Cornell won in a convincing manner. Jumping into the lead at the start, the Sophomores, rowing as the Junior Varsity, easily distanced their rivals, leading Pennsylvania to the 'finish by five lengths. The Freshmen tallied the second Cornell victory when they sprinted away from the Syracuse yearlings in the last half mile for a two length victory. Upon looking back over the season, Cornellians cannot but feel that Coach Hoyle has shown the ability to turn out winning crews. It is a great task for any man to step into the position of the coach of Cornell crews, but in one year Mr. Hoyle has gained the conhdence and whole-souled support of the crew men and of Cornellians in general H-H 121 'IK F51 1731 ,EK YI If V 4 11 f K M11 . ' Ylllirnu 'I 1 Y 490 AN : 1 x 111 1: 3 1 111 111 I1 1: H THE 1922 MANAGEMENT H E I. 9 2. 7- C O R, N E L L I rl! il! i I I I Kllillllli ll! I 1 Il Ol D U l I IDI ' I I E I ! . 1 ! i I ' a I . I I . I a 0 I 1, , 50 I I a I ia W 75 Q 5 I . , ,., J eg- , ff I . ! gg -W W I ' .2 . I . I PRINCETON WINNING VARSITY NAVY DAY RACE TYOY C I L I fa l I . BENJAMIN TINGLE BURTON . Manager LAWRENCE BELLFIELD PRYOR . Afsifzaaf Manager A i JOHN HOYLE . . . . . Coach .. Q i 1 3 - - Q . E E1 A B i . it B 2 F! ! . ' 9 5 . i I I I Q I I 7 2 E I i i B. T. BURTON, '22 L. B. PRYOR, '23 i Manager Assistant Manager . i ltr- x-:11-111. 11. :pf ,I If QI ,cg QI 214.13 431133 A A .. .DI ug- -mn . -m11u 1 . Q 1- 'I Q 491 11 E 1 9 2. 7. C O IL N E L L I A 1o'r-lm IQ . i ,Li-, ,die :ue in, Hrcimy r :mlm nvfjjyr u.fr'1ri Luv H'c.iCzc uf 101 for mgmr 1 N anal ecofrd INTERCOLLEGIATE ROWING ASSOCIATION RECORDS OF VARSITY EIGHTS I Date Crews in order of Finish Time Miles 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- 4 Poughkeepsie July 2, '98 Pennsylvania, Cornell, Wisconsin, Columbia . . , 15:51V2 3 Saratoga June 27, '99 Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Cornell, Columbia .... 20:04 4 Poughkeepsie June 30, '00 Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Cornell, Columbia, Georgetown . 19:44 3- 4 Poughkeepsie July 2, 01 Cornell, Columbia, Wisconsin, Georgetown, Syracuse, Pennsylvania 18:53 1- 4 Poughkeepsie June 21, '02 Cornell, Wisconsin, Columbia,Pennsylvania,,Syracuse, Georgetown 19:05 3- 4 Poughkeepsie June 26, '03 Cornell, Georgetown, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Syracuse, Columbia 18:57 4 Poughkeepsie June 28, '04 Syracuse, Cornell, Pennsylvania, Columbia, Georgetown, Wisconsin 20:22 3- 4 Poughkeepsie June 28, '05 Cornell, Syracuse, Georgetown, Colirmb1a,APennsylvania,Wisconsin 20:29 4 Poughkeepsie June 23, '06 Cornell, Pennsylvania, Syracuse, Wisconsin, Columbia, Georgetown 19:36 4- 4 ' Poughkeepsie June 26, '07 Cornell, Navy, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Georgetown, Syracuse I 20:02 2- 4 Poughkeepsie June 27, '08 Syracuse, Columbia, Cornell, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin . . 19:34 1- 4 Poughkeepsie July 2, '09 Cornell, Columbia, Syracuse, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania . . 19:02 4 Poughkeepsie June 25, '10 Cornell, Pennsylvania, Columbia, Syracuse, Wisconsin . . 20:42 1- 4 - Poughkeepsie June 27, '11 Cornell, Columbia, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin .... 20:10 4- 4 Poughkeepsie June 29, '12 Cornell, 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, Washington, Wisconsin 19:37 4-5 4 Poughkeepsie June 28, '15 Cornell, Leland Stanford, Syracuse, Columbia, Pennsylvania . 19:36 3-5 4 Poughkeepsie June 17, '16 Syracuse, Cornell, Columbia, Pennsylvania ' .... 20:15 2-5 4 Poughkeepsie June 19, '20 Syracuse, Cornell, Columbia, Pennsylvania . . . I 11:02 3-5 2 Ithaca June 22, '21 Navy, California, Cornell, Pennsylvania, Syracuse, Columbia . I 14:07 3 Poughkeepsie CORNELL-HARVARD RACES Date Crews in order of Finish Time Miles I Place May 30, '05 Cornell, Harvard : ..... 10:09 4- 1 7-8 Cambridge May 30, '06 Cornell, Harvard . 10:41 3-5 I 7-8 Cambridge May 30, '07 Cornell, Harvard . 11:01 2 Ithaca May 30, '08 Harvard, Cornell . 10:47 2 Cambridge May 30, '09 Cornell, Harvard . 10:41 2 Ithaca May 30, 10 Cornell, Harvard . 11:23 1 7-8 Cambridge May 27, '11 Cornell, Harvard . 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 2 Ithaca May 20, '16 Harvard, Cornell . 9:47 2 Cambridge May 22, '20 Cornell, Harvard . 10:47 1-2 2 Ithaca May 28, '21 Cornell, Harvard . 9:47 2 Cambridge FOREIGN RACES June 30, '81 Thames, London, Cornell C45 8:56 I 1-3 Henley, Eng. July 2, '81 Hartford College, Cornell C45 8:19 1 1-3 Henley, Eng. July 14, '81 London, Thames, Cornell C45 8:19 1 1-3 Putney, Eng. Aug 11, '81 Vienna, Cornell C45 . . . .... ..... V ienna, Aus July 9, '95 Cornell, Leander Boat Club C85 . 8:11 1 3-8 Henley, Eng. July 10, '95 Trinity Hall, Cornell C85 . 7:15 1 3-8 Henley Eng. NON-COLLEGIATE RACES Date Crews in order of Finish Time Miles Place May 11, 72 Union Springs, Cornell C45 .... 16:54 2 Ithaca May 22, '75 Cornell, Union Springs C65 . 11:14 2 Ithaca June 10, '76 Cornell, Watkins C65 . . 13:30 2 Ithaca May 30, '79 Watkins, Cornell C45 . . 13:25 2 V Ithaca A May 25, '83 Cornell, Elmira, Syracuse C45 , 11:30 2 Cazenovia June 11, '87 Cornell, Three Boat Clubs C45 8:13 1-2 IM Newark July 4, '89 Cornell, Two Boat Clubs C85 7:03 IM Philadelphia May 30, '92 Cornell, N. Y. A. C. C85 . 7:21 IM Newark nf N..-A ,Ur tujlnr nn H ,pr .EDR 1,5 :Ui K. 1. , i 1- fi lnglji 1 492 E I. 9 2. 7. C O IL N E L L I A VYLY-LLLL-DV VU! 3 W Nl-' 70.1 IQ! PLL! NY MISCELLANEOUS INTERCOLLEGIATE RACES Date Crews in order of Finish Time Miles Place July 17, '73 Yale, Wesleyan, Harvard, Dartmouth,Amherst, Columbia, Bowdoin, Massachusetts Agricultural, Cornell, Trinity, Williams C65 . 16:59 3 Springfield July 18, '74 Columbia, Wesleyan, Harvard, Williams, Cornell, Dartmouth, . Princeton, Trinity, Yale C65 ...... 16:42 3 Saratoga July 14, '75 Cornell, Columbia, Harvard, Dartmouth, Wesleyan, Yale, Amherst, Brown, Williams, Bowdoin, Hamilton, Union, Princeton C65 . 16:535 3 Saratoga July 19, '76 Cornell, Harvard, Columbia, Union, Wesleyan, Princeton C65 . 17:015 3 Saratoga July 18, '79 Columbia, Wesleyan, Cornell C45 . . . . 8:26 15 Lake George July 16, '80 Cornell, Pennsylvania, Columbia C45 .... 9:12 15 Lake George July 4, '82 Pennsylvania, Wesleyan, Princeton, Cornell, Bowdoin C45 9:35 15 Lake George July 4, '83 Cornell, Pennsylvania, Princeton, Columbia, Wesleyan C45. 11:57 2 Lake George June 19, '84 Pennsylvania, Cornell, Princeton C45 .... 9:0655 15 Philadelphia July 7, '84 Pennsylvania, Cornell, Princeton, Columbia, Bowdoin C45 8395 15 Saratoga June 19, '85 Cornell, Pennsylvania C45 ....,. 8:51 15 Philadelphia July 4, '85 Cornell, Brown, Bowdoin, Pennsylvania C45 . . . 9:105 15 Worcester July 5, '87 Cornell, Bowdoin C45 . . . 9385 . 15 . Worcester July 9, '87 Cornell, Pennsylvania . . . ...... 15 Philadelphia July 4, '88 Cornell, Pennsylvania, N. Y. R. C. C45 . 8:195 15 Philadelphia June 27, '89 Cornell, Columbia, Pennsylvania C85 . 15:30 3 New London July 4, '89 Cornell, Pennsylvania C85 . 6:40 15 Philadelphia June 18, '90 Cornell, Bowdoin . . 17:30 3 Ithaca July 26, '90 Cornell, Pennsylvania C85 14:425 3 New London ' July 25, '91 Cornell, Pennsylvania C85 14:275 3 New London June 15, '92 Cornell, Pennsylvania C85 17:26 3 Ithaca ' July 8, '93 Cornell, Pennsylvania C85 22:40 4 Minnetonka ' June 16, '94 Cornell, Pennsylvania C85 21:125 4 Torresdale June 23, '98 C0rnell, Yale, Harvard C85 23:48 4 New London May 20, '11 Cornell, Princeton, Yale C85 . 9:01 IM Princeton May 23, '12 Cornell, Harvard, Princeton . 9:26 1-5 1 7-8 Cambridge May 23, '14 Cornell, Princeton, Yale C85 10:38 3-5 2 Ithaca May 15, '15 Yale, Cornell, Princeton C85 9:09 2-5 1 7-8 LochCarnegie May 27, '16 Cornell, Princeton, Yale C85 11:21 1-5 2 Ithaca . May 25, '18 Princeton, Cornell C85 . 9:51 1 7-8 LochCarneg1e May 24, '19 Cornell, Princeton C85 . 10:37 2 Ithaca A May 15, '20 Cornell, Princeton, Yale C85 ..... 9:16 1 E LochCarnegie May 21, '21 Princeton, Cornell, Yale C85 ...... 10:33 , 2 Ithaca FRESHMAN CREW RECORD A Date Freshman Crew Opponents Winner Time Place ' July 13, '75 Harvard, Brown, Princeton . . Cornell 17:325 Saratoga July 19, '76 Harvard, Columbia . Cornell 171235 Saratoga July 17, '78 Harvard . , . Cornell 17135 Owasco June 24, '90 Yale, Columbia . Cornell 11365 New London June 20, '91 Columbia . . . Cornell 10:38 New London June 9, '92 Columbia . . . Cornell 10:55 Ithaca June 20, '93 Columbia . . . Cornell 10:08 New London June 18, '94 Dauntless Rowing Club . Cornell 11155 Ithaca June 14, '95 University of Pennsylvania . Cornell 11:18 3-5 Ithaca June 24, '96 Harvard, Pennsylvania, Columbia . Cornell 10:18 Poughkeepsie June 23, '97 Yale, Harvard . . . Yale 9:195 Poughkeepsie June 30, '97 Columbia, Pennsylvania . Cornell 9:21 1-5 Poughkeepsie June 23, '98 Yale, Harvard . . Yale 11:22 3-5 New London July 2, '98 Columbia, Pennsylvania . Cornell 10:485 Saratoga , June 26, '99 Columbia, Pennsylvania . Cornell 9:55 Poughkeepsie ' June 30, '00 Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Columbia . Wisconsin 59:45 2-5 Poughkeepsie July 2, '01 Pennsylvania, Columbia, Syracuse . . Pennsylvania 10720 1-5 P0UEhkGGPSi0 r June 21, '02 Wisconsin, Columbia, Syracuse, Pennsylvania Cornell 9:34 4-5 Poughkeepsie June 26, '03 Syracuse, VVisconsin, Columbia, Pennsylvania Cornell 19:18 Poughkeepsie June 28, '04 Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Columbia . . Syracuse 10:01 Poughkeepsie June 28, '05 Syracuse, Columbia, Pennsylvania . . Cornell 9:35 3-5 Poughkeepsie - June 23, '06 Syracuse, Wisconsin, Columbia, Pennsylvania Syracuse 9:51 3-5 Poughkeepsie June 25, '07 Wisconsin, Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Columbia Wisconsin 9:58 Poughkeepsie June 27, '08 Wisconsin, Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Columbia Cornell 9:29 3-5 Poughkeepsie May 31, '09 Harvard . . . . . . Cornell 11:00 Ithaca July 2, '09 Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin . Cornell 19:07 3-5 Poughkeepsie .May 30, '10 Harvard . . . . . . Cornell 11:15 Cambridge June 25, '10 Columbia, Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin Cornell 11:40 Poughkeepsie May 27, '11 Harvard . . . , . . Cornell 11:15 Ithaca June 27, '11 Columbia, Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin Columbia 10:13 1-5 Poughkeepsie May 23, '12 Harvard . . . . . . Cornell 9:59 Cambridge June 29, '12 Wisconsin, Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Columbia Cornell 9:31 2-5 Poughkeepsie May 24, '13 Harvard . . . . . . Harvard 10:48 Ithaca ' June 21, '13 Wisconsin, Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Columbia Cornell 10:04 4-5 Poughkeepsie May 23, '14 Princeton . . . , . . Cornell 10:51 3-5 Ithaca May 26, '14 Harvard ....... Cornell 9:56 Cambridge D June 26, '14 Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Columbia, Wisconsin Cornell 10:26 Poughkeepsie May 15, '15 Yale, Princeton . . . . . Cornell 9:27 LochCarnegie May 22, '15 Harvard , . . . . . Cornell 10:52 Ithaca June 28, '15 Syracuse, Columbia, Pennsylvania Syracuse 9:29 3-5 Poughkeepsie May 20, g '16 Harvard . . . . Harvard ' 9:59 Cambridge May 27, '16 Yale, Princeton . . . Cornell 11:27 3-5 Ithaca ' June 19, '16 Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Columbia Cornell 11:05 4-5 Poughkeepsie May 25, '18 Princeton . . . . Cornell I 10:07 LochCarneg1e May 24, '19 Princeton . . . . Cornell 10:47 Ithaca May 15, '20 Princeton, Yale . . . Cornell 9:18 Princeton May 22, '20 Harvard . . . . Cornell 10:50 Ithaca June 19, '20 Syracuse, Columbia, Pennsylvania Cornell 10:45 2-5 Ithaca May 21, '21 Yale, Princeton .... Cornell 10248 Ithaca May 28, '21 Harvard ....... Harvard 9:43 Cambridge D June 22, '21 Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Columbia . . . Cornell 10:32 Poughkeepsie In the years '75, '76 and '78, the distance was three miles: since 1878 it has been two miles. The races have been between eights, except in the first two years, when six-cared shells were used. 'f'Cornell's time June 23, 1897, 92295: June 23,1898,11:265: 1900, 9:55 1-55 1901, 10:25 1-5: 1904,10:12 2-5. 1'American record eight-oared shell. ,pr 1 nr nur nu ,In 453 ggi ,Lg nn gr 14 .- , n- ngmiig H fi u ,CD -.V -in Us zmii.-15.41, 'UZ 493 if Y 'KL2-I JM Y! HQI 3 , l1lhZ1ll'lQll IIQIQ lf-ll - Ill ll I' l mllllh llllhlllllliiili hill! . 1 di! ll!! lllll l Z . f U ' :f:f:af:x2:2:a .f.. v. E3!7:7f725Z:.53:I E ' Efa-Q31 ' .. . C' . B 1 115' 1 . 1 V ' as 'S 1 3 42, gg 3 , 4 .. , 91 , 2' 3 , 9 2 A 1? A v za . , 1.6 l - gg :Q . . Q Q Ea 2: Q E2 N 1 2 - u . l 1921 LIGHT VARSITY CREW Troy Kells Galnsey Schaenen Fxx Mlllar Hough Calleson Dollbaum Wheeler li?-if D1 E ID x Q HE. 19Zl'COR,NELLIAN mcijgif value FA or :rw Ju.: :nr to 192.7 Lzghzf Varsity Crew HIRAM BELDING YOUNG 22 Bow HAMILTON GARNSEY 23 Two Four WALTER BLAINE HOUGH, 23 Five EDGAR AUGUSTUS CALLESON, Six HENRY JOSEPH DOLLBAUM 23 Seven EVERETT PEPPERRELL WHEELER ZND 23 . Stroke ROBERT SHILLING MILLAR Coxxwaiu CHARLES FRANKLIN KELLS . Substitute Ross ALEXANDER WILSON . Substitute I W 1lllQ ll.lUilllI III ll liillill ill il! 1 l -I I -I. E i E ! i Q L ! ! i Q 0 ! . ! Q , . Q , i A , .... E 9 I NELSON SCHAENEN, 523 . .... Three Q FREDERICK WILLIAM FIX, IR., '23 . . . ' 1 i T . '23 , . . I? Z g , . . . I 'I 7 i 1 7 ' , '23 . . ! 5 , fm. . . i , 22. . . i ! , i Lf- :uk M1 uzzzzm ml :cn mn tm 11:1 1-n,.1.czx mf 111- A to- amzzn wk mf KI? fm M112 495 R 221- lui 7 MLK 1775 l,Df WG! 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'11-1-1 E1 I H , .I I E -'I S 1924 FRESHMAN CREW Troy Hodge Iillllus Strong Fates Bardewyck Balme Heam Dodson B'1rr O .I ! ! I I I I I : ! I ' V 2 4 , ! ' - I f' ' T A . I E , ! ' ,M . . . .. -... L:-linwxigv - sin -1 -I1-in in-v - -lilliuiuixu - - 1 - it Y T10 - ' ilill I imi 1-IE 192.2 COILNELLIA. lijillf- I-Hill ll! S F Ili Ill U 1lll1I! ill I - IQ Cl-II IX ll 5,-I - 5 1 W A i . ' 3 , ! i ! A . Q I ! 5 192 A res man frew ' F iz C ' i Q , CHARLES JAMES BARR, JR. A. . 4 . . . Bow 2 , I ALLAN FROST DODSON . I ...... Two i WILLIAM LINGO HEARN ....... Three ARTHUR HENRY BARDEWYCK ...... F our ARNOLD HENRY Exo ....... Five HUGH LEE FATES ........ Six . ' ALLEN KNOX STRONG ....... Seven ! i MAURICE FILLIUS .... . . . Stroke i ' . WILLIAM HOWARD HODGE ...... Coxfzoezm E HERMAN KNAUSS .... I . . . Subfrituze FLOYD MONROE SMITH I . ..... Subxzimte E ! , ! i Ln LQ. ,DCE ,HY ,DL rm me fm ,fu inn larznf I... I. ,Q. 551115. ,UI 5:12111 131- fr: 9 H El 1 9 2, 2, C 0 IL N E. 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C O IL N E L L I A pggxuzxx-114:11 nxxurl f 111-11:11:11 4111: 1:1411 ayxx :twin nr Ninn fun Joi IILWAJ1 war uw :Dy :nf mf i A E IllIl'IIllIIIl!lIIHII'lIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHIIllIIl!iIIlIllIIIlIIIllllI.lI'I ll'llllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIlIHIHIIIIIHHlllllllllllllllllfllililll i gi Fi- - A., Zi'-2 V? ..,, , h H n I S Q E . -1 f Q W f 5 ! 5 .- -1 ': .f .. 1' ' I i E P e 2 2 2 E 2 ' E - E E - 2 i E 5 .AVAML ' A , f B Mllwlllllllllllllllllllllllllllfllll'IllllllllllllllllllllIllillllllllllllllIl'IIlllllilllllllllllllllll' llllllllllllllllIHIIIIIIIIIIIHHIIIIIIIIHII!IHIIlllllIHIIIIIIIIIIIIHHHHIHIIIIIIIIIHIHIIIIIIIIIIIHHN L-:qu -1:1-11. 131 ,Q3 ggi 1:33 ,Q-, .UK 1 . n L mf 501 Reozew of the 1921 Track Season The 1921 track season was not successful in winning the Intercollegiate champ- ionship but made some remarkable records particularly in middle distance running. R. E. Brown Chapman Cook Dickinson ohn McDermott and Strickler were with us from the 1920 season while Carter Bonsal, N. P. Brown Irish and Richman did excellent work among the new members of the team. Never strong in the field events this proved to be the team s greatest weakness and no successors to Watt and Smith were found to adequately take care of the hurdles. The first meet of the year an indoor meet with Dartmouth and Harvard was held in Boston the latter part of February and resulted in a victory for the Varsity. The superiority of Cornell in middle distance was especially noticeable as Harvard took only two places in the three events of this department and Dart:- mouth none. Chapman and Carter won the 600 and 1000 yard runs respectively while McDermott starred by placing in the 1000 yard run and taking second in the mile being forced out at the finish by O Connell the Harvard captain. The Cornell relay team took first place, and the Freshman team won in the same department. The other points necessary to win the meet were scored by Davison in the 100 and 300 yard dashes, Ramsay in the high jump, ewett in the shot put and Gouin- lock in the pole vault. In the Michigan indoor meet, held at Ann Arbor March 26, the Varsity lost to the Western Conference stars, not having time to recuperate after the long trip to the Western university. The Cornell milers, McDermott, Strickler, and Harper made a clean sweep, while Cook and Irish placed in the half mile, Burns of Michigan leading to the tape by inches. Vermilye and A. H. Treman ran one and two in the high hurdles, and Watt placed in the low flights. Gouinlock scored in both the shot put and the pole vault. The Penn Relays, held at Franklin Field the last of April, came next. Cornell again showed its strength in middle distance by taking third in the four mile relay 11 E, 1 9 2, 2, C, O R, N E L L I A n Q-:ns xx 1 am.s.Qxuxg.x1n 3 :ual r 1111113 1CZL.u.i: HQIILQL-D11 YN 3IK..U.2f IQY In' Inga! 7 7 7 7 7 7 J 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 I I 1. ffl, ra . 1. 'L' ,G . rv s -. K ,gf r 7 s 7 3' 51 4 'Q f - A McDrRMo'r'r STRICKLER SMIPH DICKINSON E- HX 771 H47 ITN li- 1771 JMB l un r ixoliqiloiuizliu n Z utter 502 1-1 E L 9 2. 7. C O R. N E L L I tlililill in I1 1 I inlill ilililnlin I 21011 H1101 I IU ll VU! WLLY V71 TO! JDJ4lQf and fourth in the one mile relay. N. P. Brown and R. E. Brown ran four and Hve in the two mile championship run. The second outdoor meet was the Penn Dual meet, held at Schoellkopf Field May 14. In this the team surprised all observers by winning from the strong Penn aggregation by a score of 62M to 54M points. The most spectacular event was the half mile, which Cook won, defeating Brown of Penn and forcing out Eby, the intercollegiate winner of the year before, the time being 1:57 2X5 seconds. Smith and John took the quarter in 49 seconds flat, hanging up a new duall meet record. The time for the 220 equalled the record for dual meets also. Irish took the mile from Brown, who had taken second in the Intercollegiates, walking away from the Penn star's attempts to win on a spurt. The time, 4:20 2X5 seconds, was remarkably good. Other points were scored in all events, but the result was in doubt until the broad jump, when a second place by Nichols clinched the meet. The weights resulted in an even split leaving Cornell eight points in the lead The Intercollegiates at Cambridge ended the regular season For the second time in six years the Varsity did not win the meet California took first with a total of 27M points, one of the lowest scores which ever won this event In the preliminary heats held the dav before the finals, seven Cornell men qualified Harvard leading the list with eleven A bad fall in one of the heats robbed Cornell of the services of Irish, who was depended on to place in the mile. The best Cornell race was the two mile Until the sixth lap the Varsity runners stood well together, then the two Browns stepped out and cut down the lead of Romig of Penn State, but it was not until the home stretch that R E Biown overtook the leader and broke the tape N P Brown placed fifth Although three Varsity runners qualified for the quarter mile, Smith was the only one to place Cook was fifth in the half mile and Strlckler, by a Hnlsh sprint in the mile, nosed out Crawford of Lafayette and secured fourth position Lathrop tied for fourth in the high jump, but no other points were secured by our team in the field events After the regular track season came the meet between Oxford and Cambridge 'ur 4 l i R E BROWN LATHROP RAMSAY JOHN , . f .lane fl ' .J ' . .- ff s:, e1e2fv . T '-51 ' V' H . L, if- V , 1-11.-Z x -. . ,Q .4 ' V .' . J 4' . ,QJQ 5? . V I' . i V 5Trgjf .fz'jJ , t 2 , V . I -A 413.4 ' , '. ' . 5:1 ,gen-, ,.n:-wa' f' ,.f - V 4, 'WE ' , 'gf' ' T312-' P--i-fi ' 1 2 iw. . 'f', -ff.- dv 141525111 ,-,-I:-af 11- 1 a-.V ' ' 1 f' Z 1 'y ,fa -aff P ., -' ,J U- EEF fl - 5 1 .fi F . 0 5 , , 1. . ,, . , L 'U' YZF 'Ei 'E' 'IH Ek in 151 11-N EH KI! ILA. H f 503 on one side and Princeton and Cornell on the other. This meet was held at Travers Island, New York, on july 28. Although it was a difficult task for the men to train after a hard season in the heat of a warm summer, twenty-five men were working out daily three weeks before the meet. According to agreement, first places only were to count in the scoring, and each university was allowed only one entry in each event. The pole vault, low hurdles, and 220 yard dash were not entered on the program and the usual two mile run was lengthened to three miles. In the tryouts for this team the following men were selected: 100 yard dash, Lovejoy, 110 yard high hurdles, A. B. Treman, quarter mile, john, half mile run, Carter, mile run, Irish, three mile run, R. E. Brown, shot put, Goodnowg high jump, Stack, hammer throw, Wagar, broad jump, Nichols. ' This team left Ithaca for Princeton a week before the meet, where the four teams trained together. This close companionship between the teams of the two countries was an interesting and pleasant experience for all. Only one Cornell man won a first place in this meet to count in the scoring. Stack, a member of the freshman team of the past season, took first honors in the high jump, crossing the bar at S' EBM . One of the features of the day was the defeat of Captain Rudd of Oxford by Stevenson of Princeton in the quarter mile. The race was very close throughout, and the runners were bunched at the finish. The three mile race was won by Foresman of Princeton, the time being 15 minutes, 1834 seconds. R. E. Brown, as well as the Oxford entry, was forced to drop out on account of a stitch. Princeton won four Hi-sts, making a tie score. Lovejoy and Irish took seconds for Cornell in the 100 yard dash and the mile, respectively. Prospects for the next year are all that could be desired. It is Worth noticing that more than half the points made for Cornell in the Penn meet were made by Sophomores. Several of the team's best men will be lost by graduation, but some recruits from the class of 1924 will fill their places well, as the International meet showed. It is even more fortunate th at this re-enforcement will come in departments 1-I E l 9 2. 2. C O R. N E L L I A on nigof iqiigrgrisi i., f ugly 3121: volihf ' I ! which were none too strong during this last season. 1 . ! I : ,., ' ' e fi' i S1 , f, T 1 i ' : , .yfsfggkfy ., . 5.1 WM ash? .sm wg 23 s. V 'life M rv it c Q 64. , KI-X, et 1 xr fs fa 1 ' M053 a Q A 'Wa 'Q s, .. CARTER IRISH .V VA c.-: ... C a ,,x-af? 1 - ,ff ' R fe. -ages' ,XX s . . X X? Mai Q5 '. .. , M X ,ff,,..,..,f.7?1 ,pil we Kgs xg'XXJ4x aux is of X R 4 , ff. 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BROWN 1- 1:51 f1r . ,ni 133 ,gm nu at U1 134, lu. i .... 51353 ,qgigi 1153 QKLKL Evevzt 50 yard Dash 440 yard Dash 880 yard Run One Mxle Run 65 Hxgh Hurdles 65 Low Hurdles Relay race CTIme HIgl1 Jump Pole Vault Shot Put 1921 Indoor Track Meet MICHIGAN vs CORNELL ANN ARBOR MARCH 26 1921 Time 5 3 4 sec 52 1 5 sec 1 58 1 5 sec 4 24 4-S sec 9 1 S sec 7 4-5 sec not glven Sft Sm llft 6m 43ft11n MICHIGAN SOM CORNELL 35M Fwft Second Losch CMD Kelley CMD Wetzel CMD Butler CMD Burns CM Irlsh CD McDermott CCD Strlckler CC Vermllye CCD Treman A H Crullcshank CMD Swxft CMD Wheeler CMD Wess CMD Wetzel CMD Butler MD Ramsay CCD Lathrop CCD Westbrook CMD Goumloclc C Van Olden CMD Stlpe CMD Tlurd Slmmons M SmIth H H CD Cook CCD Harper CCD CCD CruIkshar1k M Watt CCD Spurr CMD Stevens CCD Naylor CMD Goulnlock CCD 4 E E E ! hi i v- PE,NNSYLVANIA'CORNELL MEET TWV , ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY YARD HIGH HURDLEs H E 1 9 . 2, 2, C O R, N E L L I A N 1.1-,,.:g,.lgmg,. ng ,gl I mglqgpggxsl-11-vxxu nz 1 031' oiminxirr I1 vin zur 1 r gy 1 i a ! ll K J 7 1 0 ! , - i! 1 . A, . i - . A ' C D - . ' - -C I . i . I - -I 1 , I 5 : , D I I Q ' - . ' , . . c J Q D i c j . ' . ' 4 5 ! . Q g f 1 ,! I i . ! I ! i 5 ! ! E Y Im ! I... .- ..,-...-.. ,m H fl iii i.QJ- AE Ill 11 Iii!!! JIIK 1- 1DlD1 1071 ' 3 ' 505 -El - C '- E -. F -. r :1 E , P- B i. if e i . -. .E .. 2 E ! 1 l I ' , ! VARSITY TRACK TEAM , Kupfer Stevens Pratt Morrison Tobey Downs Orr Goodale Gately Kingsley ' i Johnson Nichols Goodnow Ebersole Gillies Conradis A. B. Treman Watt Ward Cisler Beckwith Garden Archbold Seifreat Gouinlock . Wagar Lentz, Irish Bangs A Bailey Bonsal Righter Vermilye A. H. Treman Chapman Richman Ha-rper Dickinson Moakley Smith John Cook R. E. Brown Stricvkler McDermott N. P. Brown Davison Lathrop Ramsay 11:31 H -mic: tain' A- A s - Lb- fo- co- Joi :el--1 41- 15:51 H E L 9 2. 2. C O R, N El L L I A -,Or-rm ILJK im-vu. ggggyu. ip. An-gixy wine wf wcuf we IO: ,QI tm tw I 1921 Varsity Track Team . THOMAS CHARLES MCDERMOTT, '21 . . Captain CHARLES CHESTER BAILEY, '21 Manager ! PICKENS JOHNSON, '22 . . Affiftant Manager i JOHN F. MOAKLEY .. . . Coach i JOHN R. BANGS, '21 . Alfxixtant Coach WILLIAM CORNELL ARCHBOLD, '22 . . Hurdlef CHARLES ALLEN BECKWITH, '21 . Sprinti HOWARD VINCENT BONSAL, '23 . Two Mile Run Q NORMAN PIERSON BROWN, '22 . Two Mile Run i ROBERT EDWARD BROWN, '22 . Two Mile Run CHARLES CRAWFORD CARTER, '22 . Half Mile Run ' BENJAMIN PAEIIETER CARPENTER, '22 . Sprintf : JUNIUS FORD OOK, '22 . . Hahf Mile Run EIVENRY OITIS CCIEIAPMAN, '22 Quarter Mile Run 3 ALKER EE ISLER, '21 . Sprintf ! ALBERT EJARLISDONRADIS, '23 . . Mile Run ROBERT TIS AVISON, '21 . . Sprint: JOHN LEROY DICKINSON, JR., '21 Two Mile Run i EIEWELL IIZIENRYEDOWNS, '223 . . Ppireightf 1 AROLD EON BERSOLE, '2 . . eighty , NELSON BARKER GARDEN, '22 . . High jump LEWIS BROWN GATIEY, '21 . Quarter Mile Run I' GEORGE MATTHEW ILLIES, '22 . Mile Run ! EDGAR CLEMENT GOODALE, '23 . Two.Mile Run I. GEORGE NICHOLS GOODNOW, '22 . Weightf EDWARD VERNON GOUINLOCK, '23 Pole Vault i JAMES BAILEY HARPER, '22 . Two Mile Run 5 CHARLES GODWIN IRISH, '23 . . Mile Run ! HAROLD ALDEN JEWETT, '21 . . Weights i DONALDSON WRIGHT KINGSLEY, '21 . Pole Vault ' MAX KUPFER, '22 . . . . Sprint: 5 WILLIAM HAMILTON LATHROP, '21 High fuinp .Q ALBERT LEROY LENTZ, '22 . Two Mile Run THOMAS CHARLES MCDERMOTT, '21 . . Mile Run ' JOSEPH PARTRIDGE MORRISON, '22 Two Mile Run E PHILLIPS BROOKS NICHOLS, '23 . Broad furnp X1?VAYMONDJ,COUGHLIN1QRR, '22 . .gag Mile Sun ILLIAM EFFERSON RATT, '22 . a ie un ' JAMES ALEXANDER RAMSAY, '21 . High funip . MILTON EDWARD RICHMAN, '23 . . Mile Run i FRANCIS IRVING RIGHTER, 23 . . Sprintf HOWARD HAZELTON SMITH, '23 . Quarter Mile Run I EDGAR JOHN SEIFREAT, '21 . Weightf , RICHARD STEVENS, '23 . P0lf Vrwlf DANIEL BURSK STRICKLER, '22 . Mile Run HERBERT DAYTON TOBEY, '22 . Wfighif ARTHUR BOTT TREMAN, '23 lifwdilff ALLAN HOSIE TREMAN, '21 Hurdlff SHERWOOD VERMILYE, '21 . . Hurdlff FRANK WADSWORTH, '21 . . Broad jump 5 HUMPHREY ROBINSON WAGAR, '23 Wflghlf MATTHEW JOSEPH 'WARD, '23 . Milf Rim - RONALD GEORGE WATT, '23 . Hwdlff , U' 'Q' 1221 81 fw ID In vu un 1213: Ixlx I - Din nz:-M xr- Im 103 'rw 12122203 507 HE 1912, COILNELLIA Lf Y3 Ji7 J 4J' I f if-Ill- l'l-ll lalil 7 3 7 4 I I lx. 451511 Annual Ii wld and Track Meet 1.C.A.A.A.A.-Cambridge, Mass., May 27 and 28, 1921. California 275, Harvard 27: Dartmouth 205 Penn MM, Stanford 15, Cornell 13, Princeton 13, M. 1. T. 10, Penn State 10, Yale 95, Lafayette 9, Syracuse 8, Georgetown 5, Rutgers 4, Holy Cross 3, Colum- bia 1Mg Bowdoin 1. 100 yard Dash ..... 1 Kirksey, Stanford ,.... - 10 rec. 2 Leconey, Lafayette 3 Woodring, Syracuse 4 Hutchinson, California 5 Lever, Penn 220 yard Dash . . 1 Wootlring, Syracuse 21 2-5 Jef. 2 Leconey, Lafayette 3 Hutchinson, California 4 Davison, Cornell , 5 Maxam, Penn 440 yard Dash . . 1 Hendrickson, California 49 rec. 2 Maxam, Penn 3 Stevenson, Princeton 4 Ray, Rutgers 5 Smith, Cornell ' 830 yard run . 1 Eby, Penn . . 1:55 1-5 rec. 2 Sprott, California 3 Bawden, M. 1. T. 4 Demming, Penn State S Cook, Cornell One Mile Run . . 1 Connolly, Georgetown 2 Brown, Penn 3 O'Connell, Harvard 4 Strickler, Cornell 5 Crawford, Lafayette Two mile Run- . . 1 Brown, R. E., Cornell . 9:32 Jes. 2 Romig, Penn State 3 Dorr, California 4 McMahon, M. 1. T. S Brown, N. P., Cornell 120 High Hurdles . 1 Thompson, Dartmouth . 14 4-5 rec. 2 Krogness, Harvard 3 Barron, Penn State 4 Williams, Stanford 5 Smalley, Penn 220 Low Hurdles . 1 Thompson, Dartmouth . 2-4 2-5 ser. . 2 Falk, Stanford 3 'Wells, Stanford 4 Meyers, Rutgers 5 Smalley, Penn High Jump . 1 Landon, Yale . 6ft. 3 in Muller, California Brown, Dartmouth 6fZ. 2 in Broad Jump . Lathrop, Cornell . Krogness, Harvard Williams, Stanford Gourdin, Harvard . Krogness, Harvard Lourie, Princeton Muller, California Grubb, Penn State 5fi.11M in 23 fi, IOM in Pole Vault Harwood, Harvard 12 ft Brown, Yale Norris, California Temple, Penn . 11 fl. 61211 Burtt, Columbia Shot Put Shelburne, Dartmouth 45 ft. 35 in Halsey, Princeton Dignan, Holy Cross Talbot, Harvard Jordan, Yale ' Hammer Throw Dandrow, M. 1. T. ..... 157 ft. M in Brown, Harvard ...... 149 ft. 1 in Speers, Princeton ...... 141 ft. 1 in Weld, Dartmouth ...... 140 ft. 9 in Tootle, Bowdoin ...... 140 ft. I in ...H 111115. .tn ffsl ggi sm. .fn Ut ,mins 1. it . ,Qt -n-n- 11- -na -I-I 508 H. EI 1 9 2. 2. C O R, N E L L . I A I I 1921 Dual Track Meet 1 V CORNELL VS PENNSYLVANIA ITHACA, MAY 14, 1921. CORNELL 62M - - PENNSYLVANIA 54M gi Event - Time Fin! S ecomi Third g 100 yard Dash 10 sec. Lever CPD Maxam CPD Davison CCD . 120 High Hurdles 15 3-5 sec. Smalley CPD Treman, A. B. CCD Smith, F. A. CPD 220 Low Hurdles 24 4-5 sec. Smalley CPD Watt CCD jack CPD 220 yard Dash ' 21 3-5 sec. Maxam CPD Davison CCD Lever CPD 440 yard Dash 49 sec. Smith, H. H. CCD John CCD Eby CPD 3 5 S80 yard Run 1:57 2-5 sec. Cook, F. CCD Brown CPD McDermott CCD K One Mile Run 4:20 2-5 sec. Irish CCD Brown CPD Harper CCD ' Two Mile Run 9:39 sec. Brown, N. P. CCD Head CPD Dickinson CCD 1 High Jump ' 5 ft. Ilkin. Ramsay CCD Nichols, D. S. CPD 3 Lathrop CCD Garden CCD I Nichols, P. B. CCD , 5 Pole Vault 11 ft. 9 in. Gouinlock CCD Stevens CCD Temple CPD Broad Jump 22 ft. 4M in. Smalley CPD Nichols, P. B. CCD Winsor CPD '3 Hammer Throw 134 ft. 4M in. Wagar CCD Frank CPD Tobey Shot Put 40 ft. 9M in. Thurman CPD Barrels CPD Goodnow CCD 5 . I T l Q . ' ' 4 1 -QF' A E 3 P f 5 5 5 - l V PENNSYLVANIA-CORNELL MEET Troy i IRISH WINNING THE MILE . I- -1-I 1 . my IQ. mg. ,rg I ll. -QQ. M4353 .QI 1. .o- - cm:xn 'Till' 52512353 509 I o E I. 9 Z. 2. C O R, N E L L A - i 1921 2 rzangular Meet - 5 2 ! 1 CORNELL-DARTNIOUTH-HARVARD, BOSTON, FEBRUARY 26, 1921 CORNELL 36 1-5, DARTMOUTH 35 3-5, HARVARD 26 1-5 F Event Timf F irft Second Third 5 40 yard Dash 4 4-5 sec. Shelburne CDD Davison CCD Anderson CDD ! 300 yard Dash 35 4-5 sec. Gourdin CHD Chamberlain CDD Davison CCD 600 yard Dash 1:20 sec. Chapman CCD Richman CCD Doherty CHD : 1000 yard Run 2:22 sec. Carter CCD Irish CCD McDermott CCD 1 One Mile Run 4:32 4-5 sec. O'Connell CHD McDermott CCD Dickinson CCD 45 yard Hurdles 6 sec. Thompson CDD Whitney CDD Anderson h High Dump 6 ft. 2 in. Brown CDD Ramsay CCD I U Goodell CHD i Broad Jump 23 ft. 2 in. Gourdin CHD Thompson CDD Chud CDD , Shot Put 41 ft. 9M in. Shelburne CDD Lee CDD Jewett CCD I Pole Vault 12 ft. 3 in. Harwood CDD Gouinlock CCD Five tied Varsity Relay Ctime not givenD Righter CCD John CCD i Carpenter CCD E Smith CCD Freshman Relay Ctime not givenD Waterman CCD Q Bernart CCD i Hennings CCD 5 Crozier CCD Z2 l ! ! l TNTERCOLLEGIATE CRoss-COUNTRY CHAMPIONS oF AMERICA Troy 1-Jczzm fn- ml mf 1111 11:13 nm :UL IU-1:1191 M- H fcnzzzmzzml 510 11 E 1 9 2. 7. C O R, N E L L I A N A-g-ma: sn-. an I vulilm nw wr XL! FUI vor 101 104 l l l l - - Internatzonal Track and F zeld Meet Q Q OXFORD-CAMBRIDGE VS. CORNELL-PRINCETON I 100 Yard Dash ........... , . . I0 2-5 M. i Abrahams - . Cambridge LoveJ.0Y - . Cornell ! MCKIFH - Princeton i . . Oxfgrd 16 lb. Shot Pun . 43 ff. 9 gn, i Halsey - . Princeton 5 ' Reese . . Oxfofd A Goodnow . Corngll i Waterhouse . , Cambfidgg High Jun? k . . 5ff. M fn. I: 'CHC . . C ' Brunder . Pririixiin 1 Dickinson . Oxford li BUFUS - - Cambridge la 440 Yard Dash . . , 495 3-5 Mg, I Stevenson . . Prinfezon 7 . . Oxford , 10l1H -. . . Cornell i Gregory . . Cambridge ' One Mile Run . . 4.-23 2-5 W, 7 Sfallafd . . Cambridge H Irish . . . Cornell 5 McCullough . . Princeton ,! Kent-Hughes . Cambridge Q 120 Yard High Hurdles . , I5 4-5 IUC E Massey 4 . Princeton 1 Partridge . . Cambridge ! 'llgherllian . Cornell i ic mson . Oxford i Three Mile Run . . 15:18 3-5 .ree E Foresman . . Princeton . E Seagrove . Cambridge 2 16 lh. Hammer Throw 5 I60f1. 7111, Q Nokes . , Oxford Baker . . Prinrezfon W Wagar . . Cornell Kent . . Cambridge Broadfjump . . 21 ft. S in Abrahams . . Cambridge . Lourie . , Princeton Nichols Cornell h Ingrams Oxford 1 Half Mile Run . 1:52 2-5 fer E , Rudd . . Oxford : Milligan . Cnmln'-zdge Johnston . Prznfeton Carter . Cornell H-A :pd gi. 51 5. ,. H gm ,pg .f df JU. K 51 gg: 5. A M mi U31 1. 5111113221 1411311 ni- Jnzzin- 511 Reozew of the Cross Country Season The cross country team of 1921 did more than its share to put Cornell back where it belongs on the athletic map bringing through the most complete and decisive series of victories in the annals of the sport. Missing a perfect score for the season by the slight margin of four points, Cornell won all the meets it entered two of them by perfect scores, and shattered all previous records by taking six of the first nine places in the Intercollegiates. The first meet of the season was the Invitation Meet held at Syracuse University, where the Varsity took the measure of the teams of Syracuse M. 1. T. Yale Dart- mouth, Colgate and Columbia. The first five places went to Cornell runners making a total of fifteen points as against seventy-five for Syracuse, their nearest competitor. Although M.1.T. set the pace for the first part of the race, the Var- sity had things their own way in the last half, and Carter N. P. Brown, R. E. Brown, and Miske finished in a dead heat for first place, with Richman coming in a few seconds later. This is the first distance race as far as is known in which four runners were tied for first place, and the fact that all four were members of the same team makes the performance even more remarkable. Moreover, the time 22 :49 set a new low record for the course. As there was no individual winner the cup was awarded to Captain Carter. 4 The dual meet with Harvard was the second race of the season. It was a six- mile run over the Belmont course at- Cambridge and was won by a score of 29 points for Cornell to Harvard s 87 just one point short of a perfect score. Burke of Harvard and Irish of Cornell led up to the four mile mark, where the bunched Cornell runners stepped out and took the leading places. On the last stretch of the course a hnal sprint by Burke nosed Gordon out of seventh place and robbed Cornell of a perfect score by a single point. A four-cornered meet over the six-mile Van Cortlandt Park course in New York City, in which Cornell, Dartmouth, Penn, and Columbia were the contestants, brought another feather to the Red and White bonnet. The two Browns led the field over the entire distance, alternating between them the duty ofsetting the pace. At the home stretch HR. E , who seemed to have the greater reserve, drew away from his namesake and crossed the line seven seconds ahead ofhim. Twoweeks later, in a field of seventy-five contestants, the Varsity annexed the intercollegiate title over the same ground with the unprecedented score of eighteen points. Princeton, Syracuse, Yale, Penn State, M. 1. T., Dartmouth, Harvard, Maine, and Columbia entered teams in this race. R. E. Brown established a comfortable lead for himself in the first quarter of the distance, and was never seri- ously threatened except by the other Brown. The entire Cornell pack remained well bunched throughout the six miles, keeping up among the first dozen. R. E. Brown, N. P.'Brown, and Carter finished first, second, and third, respectively, with little time between them. Rick of Princeton took fourth position, Miske fifth, and Irish and Richman in eighth and ninth places. A victory by as low as score as eighteen points, over the largest field of contestants ever assembled to take part in the intercollegiate meet, is a feat which can be considered little short of phenomenal. r 1-1 E, 1 9 2, 2, C O R., .Ni E L L T. qqqm- ip..- . . H-. ., . -1- 1 .1-mga wz:J.m,io1wr iw uf vw vm :uf . 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 I 7 Although the team lost some of its best runners in McDermott, Bonsal, Dickin- son, and Lentz, the development of the veterans and the quality of the new runners more than made up for this. R. E. Brown won every race that he ran, with N. P. Brown a consistent second. Captain Carter was always among the first to finish, although as captain he was forced to pace the team up to the home stretch. Miske, a new man in cross country, performed very well in all the races as did also Rich man, Irish, and Gordon. The fine teamwork of all the runners, and the remarkable showing of the individuals was no accident, nor was the aggregation of stars wholly due to the enviable reputation that Cornell has earned in this sport. The bulk of the credit must go to Coach 'LJack Moakley, who by this season's record is shown to be-if there remained any doubt-the greatest of coaches in Cross-Coun try, as well as in the other branches of field and track sports 7 - - L fuggigi-. mr M1 ,nr ,mr int ui. , Q7 ni- if ,ut mr 1331 ia 111111: 1 1 512 HE 192.1 CORNELLIA Al:unn:1xu1nI:z u J 1 - Iuqnxtnunlu -r1xu1n111u1xnx1 411:11 0111 f wgyiur TL not :gg mr wgf :gr rw :gf 1 1 5 ! Q . I ! . 5 . 3 Q ! i Q ! . 5 . 9 E 51 9 Parker Greenberg Williams Bangs Moakley Ward Vanclervort Johnson TFOY Miske R. E. Brown Carter N. P. Brown Irish Gordon Varszty Cross-Country 4 A JOHN F. MOAKLEY ............. Coach CHARLES CRAWFORD CARTER, '22 . . . . Captain 5 PICKENS JOHNSON, '22 ...... . . Managfr E RALPH JOHNSON PARKER, '23 ......... .4.r5i.rta1zt Alanager TEAM NORMAN PIERSON BROWN, '22 CHARLES GODVVIN IRISH, '23 ROBERT EDWARD BROWN, '22 GEORGE MISKE,. '22 , ' CHARLES CRAWFORD CARTER, '22 JOSEPH PARTRIDGE MORRISON, '22 JOHN MARK COWAN, '22 MILTON EDWARD RIcI-IMAN, '23 0 JAMES STROHM EMERSON, '24 LEWIS HUBERT STRATTON, '22 ' EDWIN ANDREWS GORDON, '22 JOHN VANDERVORT, JR., '22 HERNIAN GREENBERG, '22 MATTHEW JOSEPH WIARD, '23 GEORGE CLARK WILLIANIS, '24 1921 CROSS-COUNTRY RECORD SYRACUSE INVITATION MEET: AT SYRACUSE 1. Cornell ....... 15 4. Yale . . 98 i 2. Syracuse . ..... 75 5. Dartmouth . 112 g 3. M. I. T. . ..... 90. 6. Colgate . 150 ! ' 7. Columbia . , . 168 HARVARD vs. CORNELL: AT CAMBRIDGE 5 1. Cornell . ...., 29 2. Harvard . S7 J QUADRANGULAR MEET: AT NEW YORK J 1. Cornell . ..... 15 3. Pennsylvania S1 H 2. Dartmouth ..... 61 4. Columbia . 83 5 INTERCOLLEGIATES: AT NEW YORK . ' 1. Cornell . ..... 18 7. Dartmouth . 181 2. Princeton .... S7 8. Harvard' . 195 3. Syracuse . 108 9. Maine . 229 4. Yale , . 111 10. Columbia . 256 ' 5. Penn State . . 134 11. Pennsylvania 264 5 6. M. I. T. . .... 145 12. Colby . 351 F 13. 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V- ., ,, - -, qw, 4- :.- wkmf., W,WI.mm.:-:,1-1-2,15-In-H f -- I-I- , PENNSYLVANIA-CORNELL MEET TPOY 5 START OF THE Two MILE RUN r NEI ,uf 3135 1 ug TUE ,UL nv- m U ,I IQ. un 1gg , 11111311 ,QI 51733. g 1L .uf 514 num 19'2.?. COILNELLIA 5-zsxuzznxtnzbxuznxqn uzzoxznxtgu uxnxiu nx1nl1nx1Is ' 1m1lu3n wulmllwf Ln: ng 111: :gr :gf ,QI 1: If In CORNELL CROSS-COUNTRY CLUB Troy . ' ' W , H M' Ky, . ' - ' 7? 42 A . in 1 r.. ,f ji I 7. I V 0 .. IN 1 STRICKLER WARMING UP STACK WINNING HIGH JUMP INTERNATIONAL MEET 1-r1r:. m2431115 ,HL ,uf ny :gum 1:31 gi ,UI Klip! :UI A ,QI IQI gg' ,UI .II 53. ,411 MII uf- ,L :Lu 1. .IZ 515 14 E. 1 9 2, 2, C 0 IL N E. L L I A N L- A W ,Y f 55.1-rjllilaxf ,QP ,ULIB 7Qf 701 7LU..ll7-' 7 - i 1 1 i Freshman 1 'rack Records i CORNELL-PENNSYLVANIA FRESHMAN TRACK MEET 5 1111131 14, 1921 ! Philadelplzia, Pa. i CORNELL-73 PENNSYLVANIA-44 5 100-YARD DASH 120-YARD HIGH HURDLES l 1. Waterman CCD 10 1-5 sec. 1. Martm CPD 16 Sec. i 2. Grabfelder CPD 2- POWGIS CPD 5 3. 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Iggy. fm 'Ula-nj 516 V HE 192.2 COILNELLIA i.1i.L.1L..b H IQ:-2.1 'QL-yjrw 1924 1924 FRESHMAN TRACK TEAM Troy 'Emerson Doppel Hodge Robinson Foote Williams ewett Lowe Casey Meisler ae er Kimball Weissenburger Godlejv Lintz McWilliam Schnuck Shaw Bernart DeProsse Kirby Stack Hennings Waterman Rauch Stone Moakley 1924 Freshman T rack Team Review of the Season The 1924 Freshman Track Team had an exceptionally successful season, Winning both of its regular meets by decisive scores. A relay team from this aggregation also Won at the triangular meet with Harvard and Dartmouth, but failed to place at the Penn relays. Early in the year, February 26, the 1924 relay team, composed of Waterman Bernart, Hennings, and Crozier, captured first place at the indoor meet with Dart mouth and Harvard at Boston. The time was 3 minutes, 15 1-5 seconds. Dart mouth was second, and Harvard third. A At the Penn Relays, April 30, th'e relay team, Waterman, Bernart, Jaeger, and Hennings, failed to place. The race Was Won by the Pennsylvania yearhngs On May 14, the entire 1924 Track Team appeared at Franklin Field, Philadelphia and defeated the Penn Freshmen in one ofthe most decisive victories in the Fresh men track history of the two universities. The linal score Was: Cornell 73, Penn 44. Waterman Was plainly the individual star of the meet, Winning the 100-yard dash in 10 1-5 seconds, the 220-yard dash in 22 seconds, and the running board jump with a leap of 21 feet 7 inches. The mile run Was Won by Kirby, of Cornell in the time of 4 minutes, 28 4-S seconds, which is considered unusually good foi 'U' D1 IETF: E IIB- 154 VPN L lDII H11 H I K f LZZIJIH 517 7 7 3 Freshman running. The two mile proved to be an easy victory for the Red and White Freshmen Lowe winning over his team-mate Williams by a brilliant sprint, His time was 11 minutes, 33 2-5 seconds. A clean sweep in the shot put and the first two places in the hammer throw gave the Cornell yearlings. a decided advantage in the weight division. Notable in this group was Robinson s heave of 125 feet 9 inches. After easily winning the high jump at 5 feet 10 inches Stack cleared the bar at 6 feet 1 inch. The officials had left the field so this jump was not recorded. The last meet of the year was with a team picked from the high schools of Buffalo which ended in a victory for the Freshmen by the one-sided score of '78-20. The 1924 representatives had things pretty much their own way taking first place in all events except the shot put. Of the eleven events in the meet they took seven and tied two of the second places. Waterman in spite of an injury to his leg again won both dashes the 220 in 22 seconds Hat. This was exceptionally good time considering the heavy rain-soaked condition of the track. The Freshmen made a clean sweep of the mile half-mile, and the 120-yard high hurdles. The showing of Plumber of Buffalo in the shot put, should be noticed. His distance was 41 feet 4 inch. This meet wasa spectacular close to a most successful season and it is expected that Coach Moakley will find much good material for a future champion- ship Varsity among the 1924 team. 1925 Freshman Cross Country Team RIPLEY PIERCE BULLEN JAMES DUNBAR PoND HERBERT JOHN MARCHAND JOSEPH POZEESKY HENRY SAXE NORTH HUGH PRYTHERCH, JR. EDGAR SCHLESINGER H E 1 9 2. 2, C O R, N E L L I A a 9 1 1 5 7 9 Q J 9 3 9 9 9 1 3 9 X , Casey Bangs Bullen Pozefsky Prytherch Cleminshaw TIOY Pond' Schlesinger North i March and L l nu -,Ji if fr Klk il. C51 1LZL 1 If lil! ' 4 518 i I l H E 1 9 2. 7. C 1 O IL N E L L 1. A -1-m - :man mc 1 mc:-xsnntxurznrxn 1. Q 4 11-11. xqmxnxnn nl?-un nw mu: x.u5..JD.f WQI 10' 11.1.1 111' M 1 i g '7 'rack Records ! A . Q OUTDOOR ! Events Record: Holder Date of M'czking 100-yard' Dash . . 9 4-5 sec. .... O. A. Reller, '15 . May 17, 1913 220-yard Dash . .. 21 2-5 sec .... F. M. Sears, '04 . June 22, 1902 440-yard Dash . . 49 2-5 sec. . . . E. GL MacArthur, '11 May 13, 1911 440-yard Dash . . 49 2-5 sec .... W. H. Bennett, '13 May 4, 1912 880-yard Dash . . 1 min. 53 2-5 sec. . . D. S. Caldwell, '14 May 30, 1914 One mile Run . . 4 min. 14 2-5 sec. . . P. Jones, '13 . May 31, 1913 TWO mile Run . . 9 min. 17 4-5 sec. . . T. S. Berna, '12 . May 4, 1912 120-yard Hurdles . 15 2-5 sec .... Al. C. Talcott, '09 May 29, 1909 120:yard Hurdles . 15 2-5 sec .... B. W. Brodt, '14 May 29, 1914 120-yard Hurdles . 15 2-5 sec ..., L. E. Gubb, '16 May 6, 1916 220-yard Hurdles . 24 3-5 sec ..., E. Cairns, '06 . May 14, 1904 High Jump ' . . 6 ft. 5 in. .... A. W. Richards, '17 Apr. 24, 1915 Broad -lump . . 23 ft. 473 in. . . . A. W. Richards, '17 May 15, 1915 Pole Vault . . 12 ft. 10 in .... F. K. Foss, '17 . Apr. 24, 1915 Putting 16-lb. Shot . 45 ft. HM in. . . . A. W. Richards, '17 May 16, 1916 Throwing 16-lb. Hammer 165 ft. 9'1n .... L. Talbott, '11 May 29, 1909 i Marathon Race C1051 Miles 61 mln. 16 sec. . . L. Colpitts, '09 Dec. 7, 1907 i 1922 MANAGEMENT ! . i 1 i 1 ! ! . 1 l , PICKENS JOHNSON, '22 R. J. PARKER, '23 i Manager Assistant Manager Q . ,Ut ,Dim sm rm ,gg mt sm ,tx .43 ,qt np. ,nt 1. 111:01 Aznznat 1-'ltr-hu 122312 'IBZZZU' 1-1'E 1.9 2.7. C OJLNELLIA n an zxntmzxuxn 11 mba uxlurxnrxzn -131-x 1131. nxxxuiuxxnl vciflnivl JO! lil! 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M .Q. gg. gg, gp. .M E, ,UL ,UL H, 1 K 1- -U 521 11 E 1 9 2. 7. C O R, N E L L I -lam Q 1unn1q1u1:1-1q1uQxn .1 1- Q-:urn 11311111 willy! fhf 10 iLzL..1c.L1 LQ! vu: vo.: SUIT Review of tlze 1921 Football Season The 1921 football season proved the most successful that Cornell has enjoyed since the championship eleven of 1915. The team was well grounded in the funda- mentals of football, aggressive on the offense and form-idable on the defense. No small portion of the praise for the development of the Big Red Team goes to Head Coach Gilmour Dobie. The material was green and inexperienced. Cor- nellians had not yet learned to place unlimited confidence in his ability. He suc- ceeded in spite of all obstacles. To-day the football world is ready to award him a premier place among coaches The first call of candidates was on September 12th Fifty-two men appeared, among whom were Captain Bill Dodge ten other veterans, and several promising men from the previous season s freshman squad The number was augmented during the next few weeks until the squad numbered seventy-six. Coach Dobie with his assistants Ray Hunt and Clyde Mayer wasted little time on the prelimi- nary training Two work outs were held each day until classes began when the morning period was dispensed with The first game of the season was played on October first against St. Bonaven- ture The game started slowly for the Cornell attack was not yet certain of itself. But as the game progressed the Vars1ty,us1ng straight football tactics, scored touchdown after touchdown The first quarter ended without either team scor- lng at the end of the first half the score stood thirteen to nothing in favor of Cornell. The line which looked weak at the beginning showed exceptional power in the second ,bln 3 ' a 7 3 7 5 ,...Q . sr- ll A ai' .... DODGE D0 BI E Captain Coach .421-Iiffiffican - iczzzzm im 1311 no for rm 11:1 ,Ui m:1:o1 ,.,. 1. .cr:.m. 522 H. E 1 9 2. 7. C O R. N E L L I 2 4 101357 1 '!EI4'T'D-' illll Juli?-' 7 Hffflxvl ini PQI Mx 717 HQ! IQ! M11 HIE half, which resulted in Cornell scoring four more touchdowns. But for frequent penalties the score might have mounted even higher. Coach Dobie used two entire elevens in this game. The game ended with the score forty-one to nothing. The following Saturday what was expected to be a test for the still green team turned out to be a thirty-five to nothing victory. The game with the University of Rochester was played on a slippery field, and the wet ball was largely respon- sible for the four Cornell fumbles. The team work of the Varsity accounted for thirty-three Hrst downs while the visitors made only six. They had no way of stopping the off-tackle plays and end runs which netted us six touchdowns, the other two touchdowns being the result of a successful pass and an intercepted Ro- chester heave. Cornell team play was still in its infancy, but flashes of dormant power and knowledge of the fundamentals showed promise of success. The light Western Reserve team which came to Ithaca on October fifteenth put up a plucky game but was no match for the heavier Cornell eleven. The spec- tacle closely resembled a track meet for the Cleveland team was unable to score, while Dobie's machine amassed a total of 110 points, one of the largest single scores during the season, and the highest score a Cornell team has made since 1898. On October 22nd, the week-end which marked the inauguration of Dr. Livings- ton Farrand as the fourth president of Cornell University, the eleven overwhelmed Colgate 31 to 7. Colgate came to Ithaca determined to avenge their 1920 defeat, but were unsuccessful. The Cornell line was obstinate, and the charging back- field of the Big Red Team plowed through the Maroon line and circled their ends almost at will. An invulnerable line was the outstanding feature ofthe victory and on many oc- LECHLER BRAYMAN OLNEY L fUC::u1:::z:n iw no fm :cn 1153 A.. m 13:1 fu- 1- 1 f LD- In :cn 1421 w- fnzxnw- 523 THE 192.2 COJLNELLI A v113i.f ..,i os.' -of I-H IDT-TUL wngfcn ,or mrzm mzrm iEZll!1..LC J vu1:Lm.Lur vw mf uf Hur IQ: auf Hur casions a visiting back was thrown for a loss before he could get started. Captain Webster, of the team from Hamilton, was the first man of the season to cross Cor- nell's line for a touchdown. The Colgate score was made in the first two minutes of play, the chance to score coming as the result of a Cornell fumble. The Big Red Team then began their powerful attack and scored a touchdown before the end of the initial quarter. Under ceaseless hammering Colgate gave ground, and although they fought gamely to the end, the Cornell backs ripped through for three more touchdowns and also scored a field goal. The numerous substitutions near the end of the game caused no let up in the scoring, nor weakening in the power of the Varsity. On the following Saturday, before a throng ofithirteen thousand people, the largest audience that ever witnessed an athletic event in Ithaca, Cornell at the top of her form, smothered Dartmouth fifty-nine to seven and thereby avenged her defeat at the Polo Grounds the year previous. The Big Red Tank upset all dope, opening huge holes in the Dartmouth line and running around their ends in an uncanny manner. Dobie,s team, a little nervous at first, soon gained confidence and fighting steadily, turned on a most powerful attack. The Red and White machine made twenty-eight lirst downs to the Green's six and stopped the fast Dartmouth backs on nearly every occasion. Cornell tore wide gaps in Dartmouth's line, through which hrst Lechler and then Olney romped with ease for steady gains, and in the third quarter Kaw and Pfann, assisted by the excellent interference of Lechler and Ramsey, slid off tackle and around the ends for gains ranging from twenty-live to thirty-five yards. Straight football sufficed most of the time but two out of four forward passes BAKER MUNNS HANSON ,Ur Q53 ,na 1 H11 ,Ut iql usa My gn J... . i gg, gm, 524 THE 192.2 COILNELLI A 1-tmtna 11 ff ug:-xt: Qxsrxu n 1: 1 aiu :tm Jr urn :UL-ju :pg gpg gy my :rw :gpg yn: 195 were completed at critical moments In the third period, when a Green rally tem- porarily halted the Varsity s onslaught Dobie sent in Carey, who made a perfect drop kick from the thirty eight yard line The Varsity worked in as smooth order against Dartmouth as in any game of the year The victory was distinctly a team victory, a perfect co-ordination being in order between line and backheld. Captain Dodge led the line with brilliant play at tackle and was ably supported by all his teammates. Teamwork won the day for Cornell. On November fifth , the team journeyed to New York City to meet Columbia at the Polo Grounds. The game was played before a crowd of over twenty thou- sand people. The Varsity presented itself as a well-balanced, experienced team andiwell deserved the forty-one to seven victory. Starting off with a rush, Cornell annexed three touchdowns before the Hrst quarter. Columbia was outclassed in nearly every department of the game. The Red and White used in the main straight football with an occasional end run or forward pass. The Cornell eleven made Hrst down almost at will during the first half but met with much stiffer op- position in the last period. Columbia made only two Hrst downs, scoring their only touchdown as the result of a well executed forward pass in the latter part of the struggle. Columbia,s line was riddled at will. Long runs featured the game, chief among which were two made by Eddie Kaw, one for seventy yards and the other for fifty and a touchdown. The whistle stopped the slaughter with the count of forty-one to seven, and the Varsity on its way to another score. The following week-end on Schoellkopf Field, the Varsity, minus the services of Captain Dodge, Kaw, and Lechler, defeated Springfield, fourteen to nothing. PFANN CASSIDY SUNDSTROM ,Ut 134 1.3 ,wg 4:3 rpg rm- 1 :gi ,Ui . . 315333. gain. ,133 ,Ui 525 'i. ' 7 , . . . , . . l ' 3 , cc I M' 'img 'DL H 'E 'cn TTI-'3 Wim' 'UK 1' ' - E01 iriua IQIZLDQ :lima THE 192.1 COILNELLI A The game was played in a blinding snow-storm on a field turned into a morass of mud. In such weather as this it was impossible to run up a high score. Aerial work was out of the question and the straight Dobie tactics of crushing the line again came to the fore. The game was hard fought throughout and was excellent practice for the final game of the season which was played under somewhat similar conditions. Our first touchdown came in the first three minutes of play and the other just before the final whistle sounded. This game closed the home season for the Red and White. All eyes now turned toward the annual Turkey Day classic with Pennsylvania. The day of the clash dawned with a heavy rainstorm which continued throughout the game. This made the Held a sea of mud. Conditions could hardly have been worse, but nothing could have stopped the irresistible punch of the machine that Dobie made! The sure-footed running of the Cornell backs was uncannyg lines- men and ends played as if they were running on hard turf. The team rose fully to its opportunities and the needs of the occasion and gave the most impressive exhibition of football a Cornell team has ever displayed against Penn. They played with the confidence that comes of assured strength Indeed at the end of the first half the Varsity had scored more points than any previous Cornell team had scored against the uakers in a Whole game The Hnal score of forty one to nothing the worst defeat Pennsylvania has ever suffered at the hands of her old rival, Cornell surpassed the score by which Lafayette conquered Penn and is almost double Pittsburgh s score of twenty eight to nothing yet both of these games were played on dry Helds The team that played on that day had apparently never heard of The inx of 1-H01-n 1 m-1-'plug .rqn -3. 1. nm wcn.1r.it 7051,-f fugam me Hy sm nw fm mf 7 BRAYTON DAVIDSON RAMSEY l E ' 526 m G IJf IEEE H' Franklin Field For this team there were no yesterdaysg the immediate present was everything Penn played valiantly, but against hopeless odds. Penn was not only beaten, she was outclassed. The Red and White eleven opened with a rush that terminated in a touchdown within the first frve minutes of play the hrst score against the Red and Blue since 1915. The remainder of the game is just the story of one touchdown after another. As in the previous victories of the Var- sity rt was essentially teamwork that was the order of the day. The interference Worked without a hitch on the slippery field, making possible many long gains. It was admitted by critics to have been as fine an exhibition of team play and in- terference as was seen on an Eastern gridiron during the fall. Captain Dodge in hrs last game played brilliantly at tackle, as did the entire line. The backheld as a whole gained almost at will and were lead in their assault by Eddie Kaw who, playing a remarkable game, proved conclusively that he was worthy of the honor of a place on Walter Camp s All-American Team. This victory brought to a close the most successful football season since 1915 when for the first time a Cornell eleven was generally acclaimed champion. The Red and White Tank as it pleased the press to call the team, was the highest scoring machine rn the country and was scored on by only three teams, each getting one touchdown The team achieved a greater success than even the most opti- mistic dared hope for at the beginning of the season. Cornell has risen in short order from a positron of comparative obscurity in the football world to a seat high among the elite Cornell is back on the football map and with Gil' Dobie as our mentor we are sure to remain there. JONES HUNT GOUINLOCK H. E 1 9 2. 2. C O R. N E L L I Q T . s l f if 777 ' b I - ' cc 1 wtf: mcmzt UID :rn :L- HK T1 HH HIL 1 it LTI1 1 4 ' ' 'ID JDK CIl7'4 CED 1 527 vm mfrn vu wwf vm mf my xug-wi m fm- LU: mm -m vu un 'U' mf mf :Tn vfsffsiirij-vin: vm ww mr n m vu Y , fyfmiyggl ww 1 mf mgingimf-hx. ng-- C 5 fl CI .1 I 1 ig Y 1921 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM . Murphy Clllgvzj Sundstrom Hanson Brayton Dobie Cfloachb Gouinlock Davidson Coe Qdfft. Algal ' Baker Olney Kaw A Dodge CCapz.j Brayman Jones Lechler Cassidy Munns Pfann Ramsey HE 192.1 COILNELLI .- a l ' J i 5 1921 Football Team F OFFICERS : WILSON SHANNON DODGE, '22 .... Captain EMMET JAMES MURPHY, '22 ...... Manager ROGER JEWETT COE, '23 ...... Affiftant Manager : COACHES 2 GILMOUR DOBIE ...... . Coach ! RAY HUNT . I ...... Alffiftant Coach ' CLYDE MAYER ...... Affiftant Coach ! S E TEAM t i DAVID ALOYSIUS MUNNS, '23 .... y . Right End i EDWARD VERNON GOUINLOCK, '23 .... Right End ' WILSON SHANNON DODGE, '22 . U . . . Right Tackle ' CHARLES LYBRAND DAVIDSON, '23 .... Right Tackle RENO VICTOR JONES, '22 ..... Right Guard CHARLES LUCIEN BRAYTON, '23 .... I Center GEORGE IRVING BRAYMAN, '22 ' .... Left Guard LEONARD CHRISTOPHER HANSON, '23 . . . Left Tackle ' FRANK LEANDER SUNDSTROM, '24 .... Left Tackle i CHARLES EMMES CASSIDY, '24 .... Left Enel i DONALD WILLIAM BAKER, '22, .... Left End i GEORGE ROBERTS PFANN, '24 .... ,Quarterback FLOYD DANIEL RAMSEY, '24 ..... . ' Right Hahfbaek i , EDGAR LAWRENCE KAW, '23 . . .A . . . Left Hahfback ' GEORGE PRICE LECHLER, '22 ..... S Fullback . CARL WEDDIGEN OLNEY, '22 ..... Fullhaek F ' Subftitutef-Harry Rayburn Kay, '22, William Palmer Goetz, '22, Joseph ROOney, '24, William David Puterbaugh Carey, '23, George Tyzzer Gould, '24, Walter Russel Rollo, '23, Donald Emerson Marshall, '22, Bartlett Richards, '23, Donald John Post, '24, Elias Buckley, '24, Arthur Rose Moore, '23, Lloyd Gregory Potter, '22, George Gilbert Parker, '23. , 529 HE. 1912, COILNELLIA 1: mini nl1x s 11110. xl u lnrxm rn:un101:11x1xu:xu1nx:nx1nn1nl1mcg-4-:ns -rin lnxm ' : u ! ' I K I rr ,, . AX .L . : : E : 2 : 7 , i : i V X 1 F 5 E 2 I , n A u 2 1 ! 1 . 'f CORNELL vs WESTERN RESERVE Tr0y , KICKOFF l I ,- I ,- 1 i - v i - c .1 E 5 I . 5 'i CORNELL vs COLGATE Troy RAMSEY BREAKS THROUGH WITH A CLEAR FIELD E 'E ! I , . E , , L f 1-A . co- ,fu mr. fm In-L HJ. .UL 15. ,UL ,igpimi ming. 11-,qu vu-1. -.qu -.11-,J 530 1-IE 192.2 COJLNELLIA rlfilllilllilllillllll illlilllilililllill 111111 llllllillli IIIXII Ill!! 1 w V' W I . . .. . F : , . . ' V . V . , . .ni -.,-, . 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I i E 1 . -..V V . . V Q 1 V ' . . I. 5 ' : I ! 'J . . I Q: g CORNELL vs DARTMOUTH Cornell Em i f HANSON KICKING GOAL 's I' LD IQ! mm Q lm lrwz lg-pr. la ng :L In lj 1 Dlllnlllllillilllilll O ill!! 'lil 531 THE 1912, COJLNE.LL1AN Jqgpw- ,.. M. fq, MV wLu.wf .T-cn-f ,gggpf ,H lm Tm Am urrvm ff mf TQ: mf aw mf uf ,Urn 'J R C I E A. A .,.-::e:fn.f- .,., J.. fx- r , ..., ?f3 U Q E1 CORNELL vs COLUMBIA Troy KAW MAKING FIRST TOUCHDOWN IE C E 3 5 . 5 i CORNELL V5 COLUNIBIA Underwood and Underwood 5 SAME PERFORMANCE THREE MINUTES LATER E pl F Z -JL 4-H in nv ,U gg ,UR K v- 'Lu Arr: 11g H- Q ,L gg. 532 HE. 192.1 GOILNELLIA 1-1uulurxuxtmwxbxuanlan11: 1 nxxlutnzbxurxnrxn lutunxxuxl 411111 7!ID.QgJJH AQ! fcxvgly :gf JQ1 nw auf 1 , . I , E ! .z I .,. , 5 . I . I 'E 5 I 2 J 2 B E I5 CORNELL vs SPRINGFIELD Tr0I PFANN HITS THE LINE CORNELL vs SPRINGFIELD Troy COMING OUT ON FIELD AT SECOND HALF AGI g 1: 1 1: :in 1 it Iain: IIB 128 ICB 533 X fl ii Q' 'L 2. 'C C' lil 3 1 L 'll FL N DODGE COFINE THE TCSS . PENNrO' ORNELI: ll - 24-ZF - 4' I. CORNELL vs PENNSYLVANIA Troy CAPTAIN DODGE WINS THE Toss 5 I 5 ' .L mx ? C I Q 3. Z E J 3 I CORNELL vs PENNSYLVANIA Troy E LECHLER CRASHES THROUGH FOR A TOUCI-IDOWN Q 3 1 IU4 'LH IQI H ru L: 1 1.-1 ,N I I 'QI H ' I . 534 Date ct ct ct ct ct Nov Nov Nov Cornell Cornell Cornell Comell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Total Football Record S6016 4 5 1 Score St Bonaventure Rochester Western Reserve Colgate Dartmouth COIUHIIJIH Spr1ngf1elcl Pennsylvama Total 1921 MANAGEMENT Place Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca New York C1ty Ithaca Phlladelphla . E : E if A i 'a i ,- , E. I. MURPHY, '22 R. I. COE, '23 MANAGER ASSISTANT MANAGER ,nil-In M. an W. 1:51132 H E 1 9 2. 2. C O R, N E L L I A 1-1-1-:um-1-1-n mI-I-tczvf 1--1 meal' fcnzzzaf W-1i.L!-B' -1 YQ.L..1D! 101' 3Qf var E Q . Q I 1 A o. 1 1 . 0 o . 8 5 A 0 o. 15 10 0 Q o . 22 - 31 7' o. 29 59 7 5 Q 5 - 41 ' 7 ' j . 12 14 ' ' 0 - Q . 24 41 ' 0 ' ' i 392 21 Q . f! 1 ! ! ! ! i ! 1333 un gn Jm 5 ,ul 13:5 ,111 . 1 mf D. 535 Llifiill LL.2.mL-.Q O! eozew of the reslzman Football Season The season of 1921 was not a verv successful one in Freshman football as far as games won are con cerned, but some very satisfactorv mateual for next year s Varsity was unearthed Due to many injuries it was impossible to develop a really proficient team, but at times they show ed up very well The pr1marv obJect of a Freshman team IS not to win games, but to learn the fundamentals of the game so as to be prepared to play Varsity football This policy, if carried foivs ard from year to year, will insure the Varsity ofa wealth of material Coach Paul W Eckley end on the 191: championship team cannot be given too much credit for his work during the past year The 1921 schedule was unusually difficult Cornell being matched against some of the finest youngster teams in the East Two of their opponents, Kiskimmetas and Pitt had unblemished records for the year But no matter how discouraging the outlook the sound judgment and undoubted ability of the coach were always in evidence At the 1n1t1al roll call one hundred and sixty live men reported for pract1ce, the largest number in the history of Freshman football The squad was composed ofexcellent material, but for the most part inexperienced At the end of a few weeks the squad was reduced to workable size In the weeding out process Coach Fckley used excellent Judgment and unerrmg ability to great advantage From this reduced number a team was picked that played through a season which was not particularly glorious, but was certainly creditable The first game of the schedule is usually accompamed bv stage fright The opener with Kiskimmetas, on October fifteenth, was no exception insofar as that well known team blanked the class of 2S,n1neteen to nothing Always fighting against odds, the yeailmgs at times evidenced great power Thrice ther threatened their opponents and as many times were shoved back by a superior team The first game showed that the lme was weak in places The Pennsylvanians, early in the first quarter battered through to a touchdown by a series of baffling criss cross plays At this early juncture, Whetstone loomed up as a player of promise Once he got away for a forty vard run His punting was quite a feature it averaged forty yards. On October twenty-ninth the Freshmen journey ed to Forbes Field Pittsburgh, to meet the strong Pittsburgh Freshmen. Pitt started offwith a rush and took the Cornell Freshmen completely by surprise- Before they realized what was happening the Panthers had piled up twenty -seven points. Tn the second half the Cornell cubs romped all over the field and clearly outplag ed their adversaries but were unable to cut down the lead. The stands unanimously accorded Whetstone the individual honors of the day for his phenomenal kicking. Richardson and Laird showed great driving power in hitting the line. The line was Weak a fault that had been apparent before, but the backfield was in rare form. The final score was twenty-seven tolseven. With these experiences behind them the Freshman team had no trouble in disposing of the visiting team from Columbia. The score was fourteen to nothing. The yearlings hit their stride and displayed noteworthy line plunging qualities, but the line still remained unimproved. This game was bought dearly for it cost the services, early in the game, of Whetstone. He was forced out with a broken ankle and was unable to resume his place in the lineup for the remainder ofthe season. Richardson who broke into the limelight during the Pitt game turned out to be the star of this contest on both the offense and defense. On November twelfth, battling in the mud and lashed by a driving snowstorm on Alumni Field the Freshmen held the strong Wyoming Seminary team to a scoreless tie. Kneen showed up well as a sub- stitute punter. The game was called at the end of the first half due to the inclement weather. A week later, in the final game of the season with the Pennsylvania Frosh on Franklin Field, the jinx was still alive. Cornell made four times as many first downs as Penn, but always at the crucial moment lacked the necessary punch to put the ball over the line. Several times the ball lay within the shadow of the Red and Blue goalposts, over which triumphant Cornellians were to cast their hats and coats a few days later, but the Freshmen could score but once. The game ended with the score nineteen to seven in the Quakers' favor. Several men of promise have been developed for the Varsity. Most of these men are in the backfield, but several huskies will make strong bids for line positions next fall. A couple of booters and an excellent passer have been developed on the yearling squad. L1 E. 1 9 z 2. c o it N H. L L 1 A ..... .a -..-.., ,-, - -.- -.., W ,-Q O. mm, .U . - 7 ' - . . . K T . - y - . ...A . .7 . . ' . 4 I 'I - ' - D . , U A 6 I , . . 3 . . D I , . 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Right Tackle i HAROLD FITCH KNEEN . . . ' ...... Right End 5 WALTER WHETSTONE, JR. . . , ...... Quarterback ' EAMESCOLIVIRR HART ......... Left Halfback 1 OHN OLE ICHARDSON ...,.... R' lt H lb le JOSEPH LAIRD, 3RD. ......... . Zgz Fiibgik i J SUBSTITUTES - E CARROLL BLAKE, JR., End KENNETH ALEXANDER MEAD, Guard - DONALD ALEXANDER GORDON, Guard ROBERT MORRIS, Guard BENJAMIN LOUIS HOPE, Center ROBERT FENTON PATTERSON, Quarterback - GEORGE LUDWIG KING, JR., Halfhacle I ATHOL CHURCH RIES, Playback FREDERICK ALBERT KREU7ER, HaUback BARNARD ALEXANDER SAVAGE, End WILLIAM HENRY QVICQVILLIAM, JR., Tackle -JAMES FREEMAN SHENK, End JAMES NELSON SLICK, Quarterback RECORD Dain' Score Score Place i Oct. 15 Cornell 0 Kiskiminetas 19 Ithaca E Oct. 29 Cornell 7 Pittsburgh Freshmen 27 Pittsburg 2 NOV. 5 Cornell 14 Columbia Freshmen 0 Ithaca Nov. 12 Cornell ' 0 Wyoming Seminary 0 Ithaca Nov. 19 Cornell 7 Pennsylvania Freshmen 19 Philadelphia y r fur rue gi ,gt 1133 ,Nj 13, nn. gn 11.13 ran 115 ru- H r ixoxinnioiluivlin 11- ilili 537 HE 192.1 CORNELLIA 1-:u-uu::nxqm:x-:nn nxuuoxrz-xgm:nunxoz1nxin nu gmzxoxgxu -xxzoxxnxxxox xg Q 1 1 xo. u p ozznx . it E W ! 1 I E ! 5 ! 2 ! : E ! 1 ! 2 ! 2 ! 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Q Y 539 'nrrxit -f,r-mc-rmb11:n:m1:41r3zrr 9 - Rewew Of the 1921 Baseball Season With a record of eight games won and eleven lost the 1921 baseball season cannot be said to have been entirely successful. Nevertheless, there were many 1.1'E 1 9 2, 2, C O R, N E L L I A ,.,1 ...,..m.,..,., s. f .,,,Q,, . Q- f' 5 . , -r f f . 'Y r CAPTAIN MAYER ll 4 K 'I 1 1 I K J ,,,'.fZiwS'4. , 11 1 V x , 3,0 is Z, 4,1 1 451 ' l .,I U 3 5 ...Q , ,Q f ., A , 4 2 6 71 ,jf Q r 4' , 1 7. 4 4 ' Q., , b 7, Ms f ,.. W- . ' , FEL Q , I A, , 1 , I Q f rf I v' ig f '27 6 v , x ' , .4 f 1 ' I ' f f 4 features which promise great success for the future of Cornell baseball. ,Foremost among these was the installation of Mr. John Carney as Cornell's new baseball coach. Mr. Carney is ideally fitted for his positiong formany years a big league player and manager, and later baseball coach at Exeter, his knowledge and experience in base- ball place him in the first rank of college baseball coaches. More than this, his character and personality have endeared him to all those with whom he has come in contact. In spite of the apparently poor record of the 1921 tearn, it was noticeable that the men were always working towards some dehnite goal. ' It was evident that a system was being inaugurated, and while the results were not spectacular last season, there is every reason to hope that it will ultimately bring a solid foundation upon which to build Cornell baseball. Great things are expected from Mr. Carney's mentorship. The chief weakness of the 1921 team appeared to lie in their inability to hit when hits meant runs. In six of the eleven defeats Cornell outhit her opponents, . - . Q . . s nw I ' . ,..., . . ,...,.. . I 'i 'L' .. ll 1 i ,- Q .. uc nga ,III H vc n 17 It 114 Jig 1t..u AL : 1 11 n 14 1 but was unable to bunch her hits to the greatest advantage. 1t was a common occurence to have seven or eight Cornellians left on bases during a game. It seem- ed that the Varsity had the opposing pitchers at their mercy while the bases were empty, but when a hit might have broken up a game they seemed to lack the ne- cessary punch. This weakness was most apparent in the first Columbia game and in the Commencement game against Penn. 1 The team opened the season with the usual southern trip, during which they met Virginia twice, followed by games with Georgetown, Maryland State, Catholic University and Penn. The two Virginia games were won by timely hitting, and Cornell supporters hoped that the Red and White would be able to do as well dur ing the rest of their southern games. The hitting of the Varsity fell off in the next three games, however, and they lost successively to Georgetown, Maryland State, Catholic University, and Penn. The Penn contest was a hard one to lose. The game went into the last half of the ninth inning with the score 6 to 4 in favor of 540 oi V21 H E L 9 2. Z C O IL N E L L I smcmox- Q u am: fe u :mc - Q1-xg .1111 Q up nan 1 ucmim anim: ml lm mf-Er My ,gf im U DETROIT GAME Troy Cornell At this pO1Ht the Philadelphians staged an eleventh-hour rally which netted them three runs and the game The first home stand of the season the game with Rochester, was featured by the heavy hitting of the Varsity They hammered in twelve runs with apparent ease Most of the hitting was for extra bases, Mayer contributing two home runs, and Kaw and Davies one apiece Cornell's defense, aided by Rollo's effective pitching held the Rochester batsmen to two lone iuns The next game with Co- lumbia was less successful the Blue and White winning by a 4 to 3 score. Here the failure to hit in the pinches was evident nine Cornell men being left on the bases. In the closing innings of the game the Varsity attack seemed to be finding itself, but the Columbia fielders did some heroic workin cutting down the Cornell rallies. Maloney pitched a masterful game in the next contest, holding Detroit's fighting team to two hits The team showed a promise of power which developed in the first innings of the next game with Colgate They went along in line shape until the closing 1nn1ngs of the frame when their defense weakened. The Hamiltonians ieached Rollo for some solid hits at the same time succeeding in tieing the score 1 , . 7 1 U 7 LJL I A L J T JC!! T :Y :QI JA I I 1 Z 11 -VU! III I, I IIB CCD Cifl YD .Ufliifll H 1Q 3 'O' C333-25-5 541 HE 192.1 COILNELLIA utr 1 - in x1x - :mc o 111:11 -rin 1 :I xnxx: uim n ' I1 1 v W H 10. .0 o COLGATE GAME Troy in the eighth inning and forging ahead in the ninth for a 7 to 5 victory. The Varsity reached the peak of their form in the next two games. In their game with Lafayette, considered by many the best college team in the East, the Varsity showed a characteristic reversal of form, turning in a tidy 4 to 1 victory. Maloney had the opposing batsmen under control and some timely hitting by the rest of the team won the game. The next game was with Fordham, and the Red and White continued to show flawless baseball. Rollo had the Maroon at his mercy during the entire game, and the defense backed him up with errorless Held- ing. This game showed the Red and White at its height. The next game with Colgate was played at Hamilton. Colgate managed to squeeze over the winning run after twelve innings of exciting baseball. The lead se esawed back and forth, both pitchers apparently being unable to hold the bats- men in check. Again the Varsity had numerous opportunities to clinch the game with a well-placed blow which never materialized. In the Spring Day contest with Yale, a game marked by loose playing on both sides, the Varsity made eight hits to Yale's five, but failed to bunch them, and lost 4 to 1. The Varsity fielders H-H ll4 ND NU ii- HDI VIIL IL-K Kf l 13 542 PENNSYLVANIA GAME Troy were not up to their best Work in this gamefmost of the Yale tallies coming as a result of Cornell errors. Several times the Varsity seemed about to get under Way, but each time the Elis tightened up and prevented a score. In the Graduation Day game in New York, Columbia handed the Red and White its worst defeat of the season, the tally being 10 to 3. Displaying much better baseball, the Varsity downed the strong Niagara nine in the next game, 9 to 1, bunching their hits much more effectively than in the earlier contests. In the Commencement Day game against Pennsylvania the old failing again cropped up. The teams battled through nine innings to a 5 to 5 tie, and the game proceeded for six more innings before Penn, in her half of the Hfteenth, managed to bunch two hits for the Winning run. Cornell had men on bases in the tenth, twelfth, and thirteenth innings, but lacked the punch necessary to put the run across. Prospects for the coming season are bright. With twelve letter men in uniform and last year's strong freshman team to pick from, With the new Baker field in use, and with John Carney at the helm, the 1922 baseball team should be one of which Cornell can be justly proud H. E L 9 2. 7. C O IL N E L L. I UUTWHQ-fLgL-LDC xx guy 1411 My lg.: Ui 1 1a :in 111111 13a 11:1 Q4 11 15 151 IZ lla u A A 1 ' Cilii I 543 V J HCV 71.15 7 '5-I 'LLLK VY! 353' NO' 5 Em Y X Y Hifw Q1 ul! XQK Wm UQ! I In IDA x wmv wr Uv rr 'Ek' c 5 ' ' Y , U 5 , 1921 VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM TFOY U E Combs Cowan Munns Rollo Schreiner Shepard Wegner Hazzard Fox Brown FI'1tZ Davies Carney CCoachD Mayer QCajJZ.j Kaw WOOdl11 Quis Maloney -rm M. .3 'nk 1--A lol 1 -Ln ,Uk url- '1.z:4 M- 1- - fm In 1-5 fain- ,Lurrfmk 1 m AD- -LDL A, gg.. ,U AA mr mjiuk JQ- Qin '21 ff F3 ,Q NO N TN' O C if 2 E31 rf IT' 1-4 ? 2 1-1 E 1 9 2. 2. C O .TL N E L L 1 lljilllill i UIII1 I' illli lilll Oli!! Ili! -XII YD HE!!! fix! 3151 ,Lal mf im ! i ! ' . 1921 Varsity Baseball Team OFFICERS CLYDE MAYER, '21 . . . Captain V WILLIAM CHARLES COMES, '21 . . . Manager ' . V LAWRENCE STEPHEN HAZZARD, '22 . Affiftant Manager JOHN CARNEY . . . Coach i E 5 TEAM FRITZ WILLIAM WEGNER, '21 . . . Catcher ' ELLSWORTH SHEEFER BROWN, '22 . Catcher ' HORACE FRANKLIN DAVIES, '22 FirytBa5e ERNEST CLINTON WOODIN, '23, Second Bafe HORACE HARPER FRITZ, '21 . Third Base - JOHN EDWARD QUIS, '23 . . Third Bare i JOHN MARK COWAN, '22 . Short Stop EDGAR LAWRENCE KAW, '23 . Left Field . CLYDE MAYER, '21 . . Center Field ! DAVID ALOYSIUS MUNNS, '23 . Right Field WALTER RUSSEL ROLLO, '23 . . Pitcher FREDERICK OTTO SCHREINER, '22 . . Pitcher JOHN MATTHEW MALONEY, '22 . Pitcher i D SUBSTITUTES - HARRY GUSTAVE FOX, '23 JOAQUIN TRAVIESO SERVERA, '22 BERNARD STERLING SINES, '22 JOHN DANIEL SHEPARD, '22 i 545 L A l I i YALE GAME Troy A . . . i I ' T 1 T 11 E, 1 9 2, 2, C O R, N E L 1 'illliltlilltinlilili Ainxinliluiltliidlili sliluiillil lilllllliih I1 W ' Il I 9 X011 i Q ! I E ! ! ! A 2 I ! I ! 1 1 i 7 4 ! ! A E n A ! A n LAST SPRING DAY GAME ON PERCY FIELD Troy 2 ! f.. J ,V Q. R, ,....l -L .UK sg, Hu 1 :gk nu ,X ,..,3 -H1135 , 1. ,mimi L -ruizuin :gin 1 mi 546 HE 1912. COJLNELLIA rjbjilll lll-LILQIU 1 Ilililil I' llliliiillllllliliiill ll 1 0 21812 U lIX-liDKl1- 1- W ll. 1.1 l ' I i 1921 Baseball Record D0-if .Opp-ovzmt Cornell Opponentf Place i Apffl 7 Vlfgmlil 2 1 Charlottesville Apffl 8 Vifgiliiil 4 3 Charlottesville April 9 Georgetown 7 10 Washington April 11 Maryland State 3 4 Baltimore i April 12 Catholic Univ. 0 5 Catholic Univ, i April 13 Pennsylvania 6 7 Philadelphia ' April 27 Rochester 12 2 Ithaca i may 4 Columbia 3 4 Ithaca 7 I Hy 7 DCtI'O1t 7 3 I Ithaca May 10 Colgate 5 7 Ithaca i May 13 Lafayette 4 1 Easton .J May 14 Fordham 3 O New York 3 MZY 19 Colgate 7 S Hamilton ! May Yale 1 45 Ithaca i MHY 28 Yale 1 3 New Haven ' June 1 Columbia 3 10 New York ' June 4 Niagara 9 1 Ithaca June 17 Alumni 6 0 Ithaca ' June 18 Pennsylvania 5 6 Ithaca , 1922 MANAGEMENT : 1 i .. . i 1 i . . 1 E 1 i E I . 5 : . 5 1 E L. S. HAZZARD, '22 I ' Manager W. A. SCI-IREYER '23 Ass stant Manager 1 1 I C 1333 ,Ui 4 -mini ri-po1nunzu :Ania vnu l V 1- o g cm -fu fn: vm mn an 547 ' LLgLLl2Z3J Reozew of 1924 Freshman Baseball Season The 1924 Freshman Baseball season ending with a record of four victories and four defeats was anything but unsuccessful The yearlings rolled up a total of forty three runs to their opponents thirteen in the eight games and developed some excellent future Varsity material In Morgan and McConnell Coach Eckley found two pitchers who could keep steady in the pmches and do effective work in bafiiing opposing batsmen while Treu and Capron proved invaluable on the offense the former having a batting average of -1:17 for the season The season opened with a game against Cascadilla April 27th McConnell held the school athletes to six widely scattered hits shutting them out 17 to O Tone was easily the star of the game collecting two singles two doubles and a home run in six trips to the plate The 1924 team was defeated two days later by Wyoming Seminary 3 to 1 the visitors three runs coming in a single inning Morgan was generally effective however, striking out thirteen men The Kingston team also reaped a victory a week later, blanking the Cornell youngsters 3 to O Again after a bad first inning Morgan settled down and neither side scored as each of the opposing twirlers retired ten men on strikes The next day the 1921 outfit buried their sorrows rn a batting orgy against the Freshmen from New York University. Behind tight fielding the Cornellrans drove Dunlevy from the box in the second inning and won by an 8 to 2 score. McConnell again proved his worth in the 7 to 1 victory over Lafayette High School of Buffalo allowing but four hits. Treu starred at bat manufacturing three runs out of three hits in four times at bat. Three days later the Pennsylvania Freshmen staging a pretty ninth inning rally nosed out the Cornell team by a 2 to 1 score. The battle was hard fought, marked by good baseball on both sides. In the Ithaca High School game Morgan pitched a no-hit game and allowed only one of the local boys to reach second base. Frantz and Treu led the offensive that piled up a 9 to 0 score. The last game of the season with the Colgate Freshmen was a pitchers duel that went to ten innings. Morgan deserved to win the affair as he struck out fifteen men and held the Maroon batsman to six hits. However in the tenth inning his support weakened and two runs went across due to infield errors giving Colgate the decision. The success of the season warrants the prophecy that Coach Carney will be presented with some good material for spring practice and helped by the 1924 nine to produce a winning team for the 1922 season. H E. L 9 2. 2. C O R, N E. L L I A , nrr-1 iw pm Q ,gy im aw . . 4 , A . . , I. 1 , , . . . ' Q . - , 7 l . . . I , . . , . 7 1 - I 7 a , . , A A 2 a . A , ' . i l A s ' p I l 1 ' s a 7 s 1 7 D 3 7 7 1 Q 2 2 9 1 U. .ru 131, .Qi snr ,gg ,mr Ut ,Ur 113. ,Ut it , 1 .,. gg, H.. r f,r i 548 H E I I. 9 2. 2. C O IL N E L L I A 1-1-map -mama: 1-.0 1-1-iq.-pn -:nun . 1.-:gnc :uni uni-:gn ni. mijul-gif my gg U , ,W ,W ,M ,jx ! l I ! ! I i Q ! Q I ! i ! l I i i i Eckley fCOachJ Aber Frantz Groome Fausner Hartell Sauters TPOY 'S Nakamoto Morgan Treu ' Capron CCapt.J Tone Buckley McConnell - 1924 Freshman Baseball 'I 'eam Q OFFICERS i CHARLES HORIACE CAPRON, '2-I ....... . Captain E THOMAS Esry SAUTERS, '21 ....... . Manager ! HERBERT RICHARD REIF, ,ZZ ....... dffiftaizr lllamzger i PAUL WITHERSPOON ECKLEY, '17 .... . . . . Coach ' - TEAM 5 ELIAS FLORENCE BUCKLEY ........ . Fin: Bare Q HOWARD FAUSNER ......... . Seeond Base i CHARLES HORACE CAPRON ........ . Third Bare 5 JOHN EDWARD TREU ........, . Shoe: Stop I WALTER ALAN DAVIS ......... . Left Field ' WARD ABER ........... . Center Field CARLTON STOWELL FRANTZ ........ . Right Field , WESLEY VERNON MORGAN ........ Pitcher i LESLIE FREDERICK MOCONNELLN ....... Pitcher i FRANK JEROME TONE, JR .......... Catrher ' SUBSTITUTES EDGAR MURPHY GROOME HARRY MORCHOWER JOHN ANTHONY I-IARTELL V HAYATO NAKAMOTO ' RECORD Date Opponent Cornell Opponent Place April Z7 Cascadilla 17 0 Ithaca April 30 Wyoming Seminary I 3 Ithaca . May 6 Wyoming Seminary O 3 Kingston i May A 7 ' N. Y. U. Freshmen 8 2 New York 5 May 11 Lafayette High School 7 I Ithaca LE May I4 Pennsylvania Freshmen I 2 Ithaca ! May 18 Ithaca High School 9 O Ithaca ' June I Colgate Freshmen 0 2 Ithaca L IDL fu- um In fm un cm :ni nv frm 'cn mn mt if . 549' RESIDENT MEMBERS PROFESSOR H DIEDERICHS ROMEYN BERRY C H BLOOD PROFESSOR C L DURHAM abwtnogme FINN PRETAT GUTWILLIG E TREMAN T BURTON PRYOR BALDWIN PROFESSOR W W ROWLEE E. J. MURPHY . . W. B. VAN HOUTEN JR. . W. S. DODGE . - D. F. HOY . . L. S. HAZZARD . . J. W. SPENCER JR. . . W H F DAVIES PROFESSOR BRISTO PICKENS JOHNSON - R. J. PARKER . ADAMS . . , D. B. STRICKLER . . Prefident Graduate Manager Financial Advifor Faculty Member Reprefentatwe o Wearerf o C F refhnzan Athletic Representative Minor Spar tr Reprefentatwe C1 ew Aalrnfor C1620 Manager Alfftftant Crew Manager Crew Representative Football Aalznfor . . . Football Manager . Affiftant Football Manager . . . Football Captain . . . Bafeball Advisor . . . Bafeball Manager . Alffiftant Bafeball Manager . . . Captain Baseball . . . Track Alcloifor . . . Track Manager . Afxiftant Track Manager . . . Captain Track NON-RESIDENT MEMBERS L. A. WILDER Rochester N. Y. W. METCALF JR. Pittsburg Pa. K. E. WHITE St. Louis MO. L. W. KEPHART Washington D. C. . T. MCGOVERN New York City G. GUNDAKER Philadelphia P . W. C. BROWN Syracuse N. Y. C. L. BRADLEY, Cleveland, Ohio E E ! i L. D. CLUTE Elmira N. Y. C. W. FULTON Boston Mass. D. R. COTTON St. Paul Minn. J. POLLAR Cincinnati Ohio H. GREEN Detroit Mich. D. F. POTTER Buffalo N. Y. F. W. KELLY Albany N. Y, J. P. DODS, Chicago, Ill. H E 1 9 2, 7, C O R, N E L L I A nz: . I . 3 11 1' ru :nxt w Q 11m n 3 33 in 3 ' ' T ' ' ' i I a ! Q . ! i . ! . . . . I 1 Q i I i 1 I ' ' ' Y .D . . 1 I Q ' f fffff . G. ..... , ' ' Q . S. f ...... ' ' l' E . . ........ I ' J, . B. . f f f f . I ' ' g . G. ....... - E J ! ! ! 1 3 ! E i . ! l i 4 1 9 , , ! 9 7 7 , , 7 9 1 9 7 7 ,Q 3 -I 9 9 9 , V 3 9 9 L L 1- ,ua ,Ur im Snr :pi .nf Y :gg 113 11.13 13,1 :pr nn 550 um 1912. COILNELLIA mu -no nan Q 1 n an an-lgmpms - can-un . gn g I pn nn n nm an :ru-Lf -1 fm 1oL..Q-my vm vw 11 'IV' i , i i Q . ! QMllIIIIIIllllIllllII!IIIllllIllIllIlllIlllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllIlllllllllllllllllli I IllIIllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllHlllllllllliHHIIIIIIIIHIIHHIIINIIIHM - X W l E J + 2 f E -A '--' - E g ' A, 1 ,. .gc f gq,fQ'A.,'f1 5 i E I? E ! E tl Q ,,-,, . .... 'VVV 2 iff: 4' E 5 5 . ' 'V ..-,, ,'..- fi ff1j.'3Q1', 1'11f1 '-,' : 3 E ! ' - f E ' E Zafi E E 'f . E 2 2 ,- X E I E W' ' E 5 E 4 E E ....-2 ' E Q E .. ,, 2 ? 1 2 Y x wi , 'aif'2fi'?i'+12 S ' - .4 .ea .gywv fib f- - jf g A ,fy .z,g.mg,w,,.-gQz,5-1-,-Myr,,. : 7 E .T ,hx- ! T Qz,., ' ez .. . E B E :T 5' f i 1, V 'Q' .Q I 3--'L Y 145:93 Q E ? 4 1 2 n E ' i 'M ' xl' 1 - E E E :E ., if f z lf-.fi E f E 2 E Za X Q 5 1 2- ' Q :fs M - '- 3'5 E E . 25 .. 1.5, .wqfimx B ,. , - . 4 .. : -: Q1 ,.' nf - LE ! 2 E ! E E E .hvzxum 5 ' 52 - 1 . f ZMIIHINHIIIHIIIIllIII!IllIllll!IIll'IllIllII!llIlIIlIIIIHIll!IHHIIHlllIll'lllllIlmllllllllllllllll 'IIIIIIIIIU .HllllllillIIlllllllIIIIIIHIIIIIIHIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIHHIIHIHHIHIHIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIN ! a wg ,QCEEZDW . , , mi mr Lu. ,Lg ,mgrm ,. ,uggrn-Tm lm lm -on fm 111212112 551 mf fcggm-Jw ww :uf mf am vm-,gniyw f 1:-zu.:-1-nu-xqxuqxq urn Q u 'x -11:-:qu -Qu -1-nrzm 1-mn-nmnm CORNFLL AMHERST HOCKEY GAM1: J-ANUARY14 1922 , . .fu ,-c:m- fm ,E ,m ,m Mig. gm xn.,ggi1,,.,. my M- ug,-11-Q . 1 arfi.Q.LIl11 we we-,fm mf wg, ,Yu 1, MEMBERS OF THE MINOR SPORTS' COUNCIL, 1921-1922. 1-1 E I 9 2. 2. C 0 IL N E L L I ,.,................. ... .- . ...-............-,.,-,. mm .. E 5 . , Y ,. , Q Q Q i . 2 ! i i 1 5 PROFESSOR W. F. WILCOX ....... Prefident ! PROFESSOR BRISTOW ADAMS . . Faculty Member ! Q . . .... . . Q n n u n 1 . E M. . . . . Q R. F. I .... j P. G. . . C. C. . . . I ROMEYN BERRY W F RIPPE W S GUTWILLIG C RILEY P-I ITIWW CU. T' I Cf E r' r- S ACKERLY W HOYT -I BAXTER CILLONIZ M PERRY AHN WELLENKAMP MOGENSEN THORNTON PROPER . H. PECK . G. H. THORNTON 5 A. S. CROCKIN BASKETBALL WRESTLING SOCCER LACROSSE TENNIS GOLF ' HOCKEY . Graduate Manager . . Captain Bafketball . . fVManager Bafketball Affiftant Manager Bafketball . . Captain Wreytling . . Manager Wreftling Affiftant Manager Wreftling . Captain Soccer . . Manager Soccer . Affiftant Manager Soccer . . Captain Lacrosse . Acting Manager Lacroffe Captain Tennif . Manager Tennis Captain Golf Manager Gotf . Captain Hockey . Acting Manager' Hockey 19 ...I Qing ,U rnj an 3- 131 IQK I nn H 451113. 531 TD H H KI! 'I lGIlfDl D H 553 1,1 E 1 9 2, 2, C O R, N E. L L A X1 N 1 W A g . Xb! i : i 1 i 2 ! ! ! : ! . ' ' h S , ewew 0 Z e eason Starting practice about the middle of November, the Varsity basketball team went' through a season - of ups and downs with luck against it on just enough occasions to prevent it from hnishmg better than I fourth in the league standing. The outlook for the 1921-1922 seasonwas very bright, and it must be i confessed that the team, with splendid material, was somewhat of a disappointment. 1 On the last day of 1921 the squad assembled in Cleveland where they defeated Western Reserve by a score of 33-22 in the opening game of the season.. Tn this and the next few games on the schedule i Luther and Porter played the forward positions, Rippe and Cornish played the guards, and Downs 7 jumped center. With the exception of Downs, who was a substitute on last-year's team, all the men had won their letter in previous years. -On January second the team met Wittenburg 'at Slpringheld and defeated their opponents 23-17. Swinging eastward, the Varsity .had little difhculty in winning the two V. iifmiining gefmes tin its Westerig trip. Bufflaig felllgn easy victim at 36 to 13, and the trip ended at - oc ester wmere tue team won y a score o to . Q The home season opened with a game with Colgate on January seventh. At that time Colgate was i conceded to have one ofthe strongest teams in the East, and the Varsity had some difhculty in winning 5 the game by .a score of 19 to 15. -The following Tuesday Syracuse was left on the small side ofa 24 to 18 score. This made the sixth straight victory for the team, and accordingly our hopes for a championship team did not seem to be without foundation. It Was at this stage of the season t-hat Cornell wa-s doomed to meet her first defeat. She started her i eastern Intercollegiate season by losing to Columbia on the latter's court by the close margin of one 5 point, the score being 23 to 22. This game seemed to-break Cornell'sw1nn1ng streak and she lost the I next two games on the schedule to Dartmouth and Princeton. In neither of these two games was the if Varsity able to make any headway against the superior team work of its opponents. ,. With the start of the new term, the Cornell team presented a new line-up. Porter and Cornish, i haying completed their three years ofVarsity playing, were forced to retire. It cannot be doubted that E this change was, after all, a-happy one, for the new team showed up subsequently even better than had Q the team which playeddurmg the hrst term. The new combination started auspiciously when, before i 4,000 students and Junior 'Week guests, they easily defeated Pennsylvania by nine points in one of the . two games that the Red and Blue lost this season. The following week the Varsity had little diH'iculty in defeating Yale, the tail-enders ofnthe league, at New Haven by the score of 31 to 23. The next night the Red and White again showed its colors in , . . . . ' the fore by defeating New York University on the latter's court in a fast game to the tune of 25 to 20. ! It is interesting to noterthat this is the worst defeat the New York University team suffered in two years, during which time it did not lose more than half a dozen games. On Wash1ngton's Birthday the team met and defeated Pittsburgh at Tthaca by a score of 38 to 13. That the team at this time was at thetop of its form may be seen when we contrast this victory with the one-point victory that Pennsylvania was able to gain on its own court .over the same team. .The effects of the preceding four victories, three of them over the leading teams in the East, were dimmed on the next Saturday when the team journeyed to Hanover and were defeated in a very close ' and iexgtmg gam? to the tune of22 to 27. The return game with Pennsylvania, played on March fourth, resu te in an un ortunate defeat for the Varsity. The Cornell team was leading bv one point when a technical foul was called in the last Hve seconds of play. Bill Grave, All-Eastern Tntercollegiate center 5 for 1921, succeeded in shooting the foul goal and thus tied the score. Tn an extra five-minute period ! the Pennsylvania teamlsucceeded in caging two held goals, while holding the Varsity scoreless. Q ' The team completed its non-league schedule on March eighth when it defeated Syracuse for the second time this year in a rather slow game bythe score of 23 to 12. The last three league games with Princeton, Columbia., and Yale resulted in easy victories for the Rei and Whfe, antll the season ended with the team playing as fine a brand of basketball as any of its ,Q pre ecessors ave s own in several years. - inf not M. 1331 ,nt ,tn ui. mt ,qt 1151 ills. ,Ut gg! 1 1. .Qt , 554 HE 192.2 COILNELLIA lliililill I-lillllilll Ill! U il! ill ll i li Oli!! ll-Xll2liI-ll - A A ' -1. E I i ! i E i Q I i z ! ! I i i Ti Q i Gutwillig CMgr.J Porter Downs OrtnerCCOachJ Pope Riley fAsst.Mgr.D Capron Barkelew Rippe Luther Cornish Crabtree ! I i , 1921-1922 Basketball 7 Cam I i , . i WILLIAM FREDERICK RIPPE, 22 .... Capiam 5 WILLIAM STERN GUTWILLIG, '22 .... Managzr Q THOMAS CLYDE RILEY, '23 . . . Affifta1'ItManager g HOWARD BURNSHIP ORTNER, '19 .... Coach i TEAM CHARLES SMITH BARKELEW, JR., '22 .... RighzfFo1'ward JAMES HENRY LUTHER, '23 ....... Leftlforward ' WILLIAM FREDERICK RIPPE, '22 ...... Center - THEODORE HUDSON CRABTREE, '23 ...... Right Guard CHARLES HORACE CAPRON, '24 ...... Left Guard SUBSTITUTES W EDWARD HARRISON CORNISH, '22 JACK POPE, '22 Q SEWELL HENRY DOWNS, '22 JOSEPH PORTER, '22 CARL FREDERICK WEDELI.. '24 I ' . v c- -Q-1 H13 ,gg gm HSYTIUI ,gg Iggy AH . grim. gimgim gg ,gg fczirl-ln mc m+ L 555 4 11 E, 1 9 2, 2, C O IL N E. L L I A N' 1921-1922 Varsity Basketball Record Dare Score Place December 31 Cornell 33 Western Reserve 22 Cleveland Qlanuary 2 Cornell 23 Wittenburg Springheld Qlaooafy 3 col-ooll ao Buffalo Buffalo January ' 4 Cornell 20 Rochester Rochester BIHDLIHFY 7 col-ooll 19 Colgate Ithaca I Nlanuary 10 Cornell 24: Syracuse Ithaca 2 Hflanuary 14 Cornell 22 Columbia New York jflanuary 21 Cornell 17 Dartmouth Ithaca Uanuary 27 Cornell 19 Princeton Ithaca Q erolofoafy 11 Cornell 24 Pennsylvania Ithaca 1February 17 Cornell 31 Yale New Haven February 18 Cornell 25 New York U. New York I February 22 col-ooll as Plofaool-g Ithaca rllfooaoafy 25 Cornell 22 Dartmouth Hanover Q 14lVIarch 4 Cornell 25 Pennsylvania Philadelphia March S Cornell 23 Syracuse Syracuse E XM arch 11 Cornell 22 Princeton Princeton XM3fCh 15 Cornell 32 Columbia Ithaca 2 'kMarch 18 Cornell 37 Yale Ithaca 1League Games. 1 l I f 'L ur 1. . ,aa ,. ,aa ,l ...,- ..,,,.., , ,-, ,,-,-,,, ..,-l.,..ll 6 - A -rf v I-J E vi 5 -F' G' .E-2, JKT :dr L -.J I ,pi mr-rm mr rji 1.1:-gil AU ,y.,1-A wwf ary- itif nv ,Of ,ru :ur nn'HTn un :Qc :ru 'Tf'Tf7? vnr Thomas Rosenthal Eckley CCOachJ Bregman Seelbach Porter Sheldon 1925 Freshman Basketball Team GEORGE ARTHUR PORTER ........ Captain JOHN PAUL ANDREWS . . . Manager PAUL WITHERSPOON ECKLEY . . Coach TEAM ABNER BREGMAN . . . . . . . Right forward ELMER WILLIAM THOMAS, JR. . . . Left forward GEORGE ARTHUR PORTER . . Cerner LESTER WHIPPLE SHELDON . . . R1ghz Guard W.ALTER JOHN SEELBACH . ...... ' . . Left Guard SUBSTITUTES CARL JOHN AIMONE TEN EYCK BRONK POWELL HAROLD MELNICKER ' HAROLD CARL ROSENTHAL HARRY FRANK TYLER RECORD January 7 Cornell Ithaca High School Ithaca January 21 Cornell Syracuse Freshmen Syracuse February 18 Cornell Wyoming Seminary Ithaca February 22 Cornell Ithaca High School Ithaca February 25 Cornell Rochester Freshmen Ithaca March -I Cornell Penn Freshmen Philadelphia March ll Cornell Syracuse Freshmen Ithaca C.r31r.m.a.t..g.vf.t-.aua.c.a-,ufwi ff.a,.a: I ,rv AH A fi-J-actrlgc 14-A A' IW' ' 21'- 557 1 :.i.xtL.auQ ,f-:ro HE. 192.1 COJLNELLIA ILl.IFlE5TLINEI 'BISSANTZ eoiew 0 f the 1922 Season The 1922 wrestling season has again proved the popularity of the sport at Cornell. 170 men registered for wrestling at the beginning of the season, and included in this number were several veteran grapplers. Members of the 1921-22 team in four classes returned, as well as several substitutes. The two lightest classes were well provided for by Roberts and Captain Ackerly, and Wright and Hanson were prepared as usual to meet all comers in the heavier divisions. It remained for Coach O'Connell to develop men for the intermediate classes. How well he succeeded is evidenced by the well-balanced aggregation that went through a schedule of seven dual meets with but one defeat, and that at the hands of Penn State, 1920-21 intercollegiate champions. The season opened at home during Junior Week, with McGill as Cornell's opponent. The Varsity wrestlers had little difficulty in securing a 26 to 4 victory, winning everything except the 145 pound bout. The feature of the meet was Hanson's feat of winning the 175 pound bout with a fall and then carrying away the honors in the heavyweight class on a decision. The Varsity journeyed to State College for their next meet. In a contest that kept a record crowd of 2700 continually excited, Penn State nosed out the Varsity by a 16 to 9 score. It was a close struggle all the way, Penn State's greater experience finally proving to be the deciding factor. One of the high lights of the meet was Wright's victory over his 280 pound opponent in the heavyweight class. The following week Pennsylvania came to the Drill Hall and was defeated handily, the score being 18 to 11. The power of the Varsity was evident in this contest, as three of their four victories came from falls. In the next contest the Varsity defeated Lehigh 17 to 8. The meet was closely contested, three of the bouts going into extra periods. Columbia was the next to fall before the Varsity. Cornell Won, 15 to 6, in a meet which was decided entirely on decisions. Neither team had such a decided advantage in any class that it was able to register a fall. The Syracuse meet, in which Cornell used five substitutes, resulted in a 19 to 10 victory for Cornell. This was Syracuse's first year of intercollegiate wrestling and their team, while green, put up a good exhibition. A strong alumni team, captained by C. D. Mackey '21 opposed the Varsity in the last dual meet of the season. The Varsity won, 9 to S, mainly on account of their superior condition. The prospects for next season are good. Not only will several of this year's squad be back, but the Freshman team, which made its debut this year, will furnish a number of likely candidates. Due to late proof on this section we have the extreme pleasure and satisfaction of stating that the 'wrestling team, by a very high score, have done themselves the honor of becoming the Intercollegiate Champions of the season. -' D , . 1 L in 11 1IZ PUB- If W 1-N x u 1 11011 all O itlliml. i I 1: 558 Ayau Hovt Mgrl O Connell fCoaclID Strack W1 Sten Roberts Wright Ackerly Hanson Freer INTERCOLLEGIATE CHAMPIONS - p 1922 Wrestling Team p ROBERT SAUNDERS ACKERLY 22 . . Captain LAWRENCE WIBIRT HOYT 22 .... Manager WALTER C. O CONNELL 22 ..... oach TEAM . Featherweight Clam-115 pounds Welterweight Clary-1-la pounds I ROBERT SAUNDERS AORERLY 22 RALPH CHARLES AYAU 24 Special Weight Clam-125 pounds JOHAN ANDRIES GROENEWALD 23 HENRY ALLISON ROBERTS ,23 Middleweight Clan-158 pounds DONALD MACDOUGAL HALLEY 23 ERNEST VICTOR STRACK' 22 Lightweight Clan-135 pounds GEORGE HOYT FREER, 2? 'E ' CLAUDE ALLEN KEZER 27 LEONARD CHRISTOPHER HANSON 23 Heavyweight Clan-Over 175 pounds WALTER DAVID WRIGHT 23 RECORD-DUAL MEETS Cornell 26 McGill 5 Cornell 9 Penn State E' Cornell 18 Pennsylvania i Cornell H , 11 9 Cornell Lehigh Cornell Columbia 6 Cornell Syracuse lO Alumni 8 1-IE 192.1 OORNELLIA I-:-I-:ax-xc:-no c c :sm-mum-n-inun'-1..q,.,-,.,- -M-1 ,gm .1-,. V M. ,-, , ,A A , Q I l l i i l l l l l I l l l l ee ! Y f - . l 'S ! Q i , g , ! ' , , C . 7 , , 3 , 9 Y WILLIAM J. WIGSTEN, '23 Light Heavyweight Clan-17: pounds 4 17 8 . 16 15 19 L r- SU. 1 , 131. JE'-1r1j 113 ,Q3 yu Jug. E 3:17 ,Un si , 559 x K3l UD' 1IB 3 ICI! Mill' lili' l HH DC Milk 1 HE 1917, CORNELLIA EIIIEE eoiezo of the 1921 Season The Soccer season of 1921 was perhaps the most successful Cornell has had in this sport. At the end of the season, only a defeat by the Princeton championship team stood in the way of Cornell's claim to first place in the intercollegiate league. At the opening of fall practice, a squad of over eighty men including ten veterans of previous seasons, reported for daily workouts. Out of this promising material Coach Bawlfhad no difficulty in choosing a team which made a conspicuous place for itself among the teams of the season. The opening game of the season was against Colgate, played on Alumni Field. A rushing offensive, as well as excellent pass work and guarding, netted the Varsity three points in the first half, to which five more were added before the whistle blew for the end of the game. The only upset of the season came when the undefeated Princeton team won over our team at Poe Field by two points. Although the game was hotly contested, the Varsity seemed unable to make the necessary points when in a position to do so, and a tally in each half for Princeton gave them the game and with it the championship of the league. A return game with Colgate at Hamilton resulted in a Cornell victory by a single goal. The Maroon made a stronger bid than in the Hrst game and it was not won without a hard struggle. A home game with Yale came next and the Varsity had little diliiculty in blanking the Elli team by four goals. Haverford was then met on its own Held and defeated by three points in a game marked by fast playing on both sides. Harvard next fell before the Cornell attack in a home game. In spite of a driving snowstorm, the Varsity was able to keep up a fast offensive which took the measure of the Crimson team by a margin ofsix points. Cornell then met Syracuse in a non-league contest which decided the college championship of the state. The aggressive and well-drilled Cornell team was almost continually in the visiting team's territory. The Varsity rolled up ten points to the single tally that Syracuse scored, before twelve hundred spectators. The last game of the season took the team to Philadelphia, where Cornell engaged Penn. An early lead of one point was soon overcome, and three more Cornell goals were netted in the course of the game. After the first few minutes of play, the attack of the Cornell team gave the Penn players no chance to score. The success of this season was a great encouragement to followers of this sport at Cornell. The Varsity won unquestioned championship of New York state, and was given second place in the league only after a close defeat by Princeton early in the season. Elli played particularly well on the offense, his accurate goal shooting, backed up by excellent passing of the forwards, accounted for most of the points made by Cornell, and made him high scorer of the intercollegiate league. Molinet's excellent guarding kept the scores on Cornell down to five points during the entire season. Albert Nies, coach of the Princeton team, in selecting an all-league team, placed Elli, Cillonez and Righter on the first' team and Smith Cook, O'Connor, and Molinet on the second team. As a result of the excellent showing of the team, the, Minor Sports Varsity C was awarded to Molinet, Cook, Elli, Kwong, Rosseau, and Cilldnea. ut mlm ,na .Ur nn fur 133 nv ...N 15113351 ,gg J. ,Qt s 560 7 Vl IO! l.L8...1D.l 'LGI PD! 711421377 Left Halfback -Iahn flirt Illgrj Crabtree O Connor Smith Molinet Fates LeOnaIcl PerIy Clllgvj Bawlf CC0arliJ Kwong Rosseau Cilloniz Cook i Woolf Thompson Meyer Ri hter 1921 Soccer Team MICUEL CILLONIZ 22 ......... Captain XVINSTON PERRY 22 ......... .ll'a11.age1' RAYMOND FREDERICK JAHN . NICHOI,AS BAWLF ...... TEAM - JOAQUIN MOLINET 22 ..... - JOHN JOSEPH O CONNOR 25 .... HUGH LEE FATES 24 ..... - ELLIOTT ROGERS THOMPSON 24 . . . IVIIGUEL CILLONIZ 22 . . CHAO CHI KWONG 22 ..... . . Af.v.rifta1it Wlanager Coach . Goa . . . . Right fullbarfe Left Fullbacf . . . . Right Halfback . . . . Cfntfr Hal back FRANCIS IRVING RIGHTER, 23 I- PHILIP R. B. SMITH, '23 . EDUARDO L. E. ELLI, '22 . LEON BIDWELL ROSSEAU, '22 - JUNIUS FORD COOK, '22 . TVILLIAM IVIILEHAM LEONARD, WALTER Scorr WOOLF, '23 Data' October October D October , October Novemb U Novemb Novemb Q Novemb CI' CI' CY Er Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell SUBSTITUTES '23 BERNARD IVIEYER, ,24 . THEODORE HUDSON CRABTREE, RECORD Score Sforf Colgate Princeton ' - Colgate Ya e Haverford Harvard Syracuse Penn Outride Right Imidz Right . Cevitrr Imidf Left Outfizie Lefi '23 Placf Ithaca Princeton Hamilton Ithaca Haverford Ithaca Ithaca Philadelphia HE 192.2 COILNELLIA L-:gunz utmtux 31111-1-9.11111 unnsrxnin .1 Qing: axnlil 11101 It . Q 111 l i I Q Q Q ! ! ! ! ! ! ! i ! 2 ! ! 1 I Q I E RWM, Y V I F C I , I ' ' . . . - E11 i I E I , ' ., '23 l ! : 1 g ! , A , , , Q , ' ' f 8 S 0 7 2 0 7 26 I O I 79 4- l 0 I S 7 0 i 12 7 I '- 19 I O I 7 6 4 I Ln -me ,QI n. gn H rj 1311 1:3 ,.1I ,.,. I mln fm 1- I -111. 1 . an -xu-ru1pn in 1 ax u :nan 1 ru' 561 THE. 1 9 2, 7, C O R. N E L L I A I in 1 I 1nx1n 11: in n I I I 13111. 1 - It rl ' . X Q, 55 il- A 0 II 49' 1 5 ' B ISSANTZJ Review of the 1921 Season The lacrosse season opened last spring with a southern training trip during the spring vacation, comprising a game each with four southern teams. Previous to this trip only four of the line-up had played lacrosse, and it was not surprising that the first two games of the year resulted in defeats at the hands of the veteran Penn and Navy twelves. But the untiring efforts of Coach Bawlf soon bore fruit, and the latter half of the trip gave Cornell victory over Maryland State, followed by a 1-0 success over Swarthmore in a hard fought struggle. The northern season opened with a game in Ithaca against Colgate, played under adverse conditions. Two full periods were contested in a pouring rain, the result being a three-all tie. In the return game, however, Cornell showed its real strength by rolling up a six to one score on Colgate's own territory. The team played a perfect game, and in some respects it was the most satisfactory game of the season. The lirst League Game of the Varsity was with Yale at New Haven. After a brilliantly contested battle, Cornell overcame the Eli team by four goals to one. Taylor was the individual star of this game, scoring three goals and breaking what threatened to be a tie. The Harvard game, two days later, was less fortunate, and the team was defeated, largely on account of injuries received in the preceding game. The Hobart game, held the following week, was the most closely contested and well played game of the season. Both teams were at their best and evenly matched. Cornell led off with the initial tally, which was wiped out by the Geneva players when they placed two goals in succession. In the second half the Varsity caged two shots, and held its lead until three minutes before the final whistle, when Hobart secured the tieing point. Two minutes before the end of an extra fifteen minute period, Hobart succeeded in getting the winning goal. The last game ofthe year was with the championship Syracuse team. In this contest the Cornell stick wielders were outclassed by the Urange twelve, who took the game by an 8-3 score, clinching the championship of the northern division. Although the season was not a success measured by scores alone credit must be given Coach Bawlf for turning out a good team from material so largely compos ed ofinexperienced men. The season developed no new stars, but Captain Taylor and Captain-elect Wellenkamp played particularly well, both as regards scoring and defense. The outlook for the coming year is very good. With but four of the line-up graduating, next year may Well give Cornell a championship team 7 H ' 3 2' K 121 Fl I1 ' 562 . HE 1912. COJLNELLIA 311912 I ill il! K 1 :Ili Zllliinlill 1 I Z I I Iilllililill 7 JU! DOI ITT-I SQ-f IQ! 34,11 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q i ' Benton CMgfD Paine Hann Knauss Kay Carey Bawlf CC0achQ 7 1 Carroll CUDf1lDgh3m Taylor Hermann Wight Schiebler Wilson Bristol Baugher Cleary Bosworth I 921 Lacrosse 7 'eam A 5 HENRY LEARY TAYLOR, '21 . ....,... Captain ! GEORGE ALDEN BENTON, IR., '21 ....... Manager i ALLEN HERBERT MOGENSEN, '23 ..... Affifzanx Mavzager F NICHOLAS BAWLF .......... Coach .. TEAM STANLEY GRISWOLD WIGHT, '21 ...... Goal Q WALTER PAUL KNAUSS, '22 ....... Point ! PAUL GUSTAVE WELLENKAMP, '22 . ..... . Cover Point i HARRY RAYBURN KAY, '22 ........ . Frm Defenfe 7 WILLIAM DAVID CAREY, '23 ....... . Srcond Dqfenfe Q BENJAMIN AMOS CUNNINGHAM, '21 ...... . Third Dfffnre 1 IRVING BOSLEY BAUGHER, '21 . , ..... ' . Centre Q HENRY HERMAN BRISTOL, '23 ....,.. . Third Alziarle PHILIP FRANCIS CARROLL, '21 ..... . . . Second Aztark HENRY LEARY TAYLOR, '21 ....... . Firm Azrack i EARLAN PAGE BOSWORTH, '23 ....... . In Home , AROLD BERNARD HERMANN, '21 ......... Our Home i SUBSTITUTES ' CHARLES BERTRAND HANN, '22 WADE INSKEEP WILSON, '21 . CARL HENSEN SCHIEBLER, '23 WILLIAM LAURENCE MALONE, '21 KENNETH PAINE,,,23 CHARLES HUBERT CLEARY, '23 RECORD N A ril S Cornell 1 Q Pennsylvania 2 P April 9 Cornell 2 Navy 15 April 11 Cornell 2 Maryland State 1 April 12 Cornell 1 Swarthmore 0 E April 23 Cornell 3 Colgate 3 ! 5 ' May 7 Cornell 6 Colgate 1 Q May 14 n Cornell '4 Yale 3 May 16 Cornell 3 Harvard 7 May 24- Cornell 3 Hobart 4 - May 28 Cornell 3 Syracuse S I' D IQ1 nn En 13:3 L51 TJLQ 133 rg, ,Ur J- .Ginn ru1ro iruizo u 1 nz 563 HE. rozz COJLNELL1 TENNIE '- BISSANTZP Review of the 1921 Season The tennis team started last spring with three veterans, Captain Mallery, Pen- nock, and Cassedy. Practice during the winter was held on the courts ofthe New Armory, rated as the best indoor college courts in the country. Several exhibi- tion matches were played here before the regular season opened, including one be- tween F. T. Hunter,'l6, F. T. Anderson, and Captain Mallery and Pennock ofthe Varsity team. The season opened with a home game with Syracuse. The superior speed and skill of our team earned a victory 0164 to 2 over the Syracuse players. The match was well played on both sides, but the result was never in doubt. The first trip of the season was to New York, where the Varsity defeated Colum- bia by taking live matches to the downstate team's two. All members of the team did well, Captain Mallery being the individual star. The second trip was less fortunate and the team lost to Harvard 6 to O in an indoor match, though the re- sults were closer than the scores would indicate. The game with Yale the next day was called off on account of rain. c I L M 7L1l MM QD! IOL EX-:DJ ,QI YO! Y L '1 A match with Penn was played on the home courts, the Varsity losing to the visi- tors by a 4 to 2 score. One week later the strong Michigan team took four singles matches from our team, the doubles matches not being played off. Owing to a conflict with the time of Commencement, the team did not compete in the Inter- collegiates. Much credit must be given to our coach, Mr. Bassford, '98, for his great interest and help in forming the team. Considerable interest was shown in the matches by the students, and although the team will lose most of its members, there is no lack of good material for a 1922 team. ' Us l i H H CDK 11 H 151 JI- If 1' 'QL 1'-C4 KH 14 Fl H ' 1 l1 D '1f17'1f1 K C '-lt U 564 HE 192.1 COILNELLI 1-5-,mg urmnvnug-111-1--gmc-131.11411- up iaxin axQnI1nxxnx urghglgggu ,QLfQgim, My Jw I i li . Q . 1 1 1 Q ! Q ! ! ! ! I ! fi' 1 M Pennock West Czwgrj Thornton . Cassedy Mallery Fisher I 1921 Tenms Team I WILLIAM TABER MALLERY, '21 ..... Captain Q ALVIN EMIL WEST, ,21 ...... Manager- i NEWELL COE STEWART, '22 . . . Affxifzanz Maaagfr ABRAM BASSFORD, JR., '98 . . . . Coach ' TEAM i WILLIAM FRASER CASSEDY, JR., '21 WILLIAM TABER MALLERY, '21 LEICESTER T. FISHER, '21 SAMUEL SELLERS PENNOCK, JR., '22 P GEORGE HILYARD THORNTON, '22 ' i RECORD Cornell 4 Syracuse 2 Ithaca Cornell 5 Columbia 2 New York Cornell O Harvard 6 Cambridge CIndOOrD 5 :kCornell 0 . Yale 0 New Haven Q Cornell 2 Pennsylvania 4 Ithaca Cornell O Michigan 4 Ithaca 1 gRain 2 Ll-11 :Ui up 155 rn: rn., ,E 11 ,mg A1513 11 13 lu. - mt .ru 1 liuzmzuiulir Ubi' 565 A I 1-n:n:KEYl Bl5SANTZv eozew of the 1922 Season Hockey, resumed a year ago after an absencelofhfive years, has taken a recognized place as a Minor Sport at Cornell, as Well from the interest taken in it as from the good showing of the team. More than a thousand spectators attended each game, and more than three hundred students were actively engaged in it, both in Varsity practice and in the mterfraternity league games. Thirty-eight men, including three veterans of the previous season, reported on Dec. 6 for the first call for candidates. Ice formed on Beebe Lake shortly after, and the squad started outdoor practice on the Lake. Workouts were held every day until Christmas when vacation gave the squad a rest before the opening of the season. The first game of the season was a home game with Amherst, a seasoned team, with two matches to its credit. Ice and weather conditions were perfect and the game was the fastest seen on Beebe Lake since the revival of the sport. The Cornell defence kept the puck clear of our goal, and at the close of the game we had made four goals without being scored on. The success ofthis opening aroused considerable interest in the Colgate contest the following Saturday. The Maroon team, defeated by Cornell the year before came to Ithaca determined to avenge their defeat. A heavy snowfall had left the ice in poor condition but the game was closely contested, the final score being three to two in favor of the Varsity. Colgate ledloff with a goal from a scrimmage, but a tally by Finn a moment later evened the score. Captain Thornton cut loose with another goal soon after, giving Cornell a lead which was maintained until the hnish, though several Colgate rallies were only stopped by the vigilance of Wight at goal. An unbeaten team from Massachusetts Agricultural College was next met on the home rink. Although this team was a newcomer on Cornell's athletic schedule, a shifted line-up gave the Red and White an easy victory by a score of 4 to 0. The Junior Week game with Pennsylvania, though promising to be close, was never in doubt. The T 11 E, 1 9 2, 7, C O JL N E L L I zqxncmcx-:nn 1 :nu-n nic:-4:xnxqnx1n .xgluxnvnn :nl in vu1E.t1L-DV lm YOLJDI DQI for WMI: 1-' Q ! , - Penn Team had been practicing on artificial ice but warm weather on the day of the game reduced this advantage to a minimum. After the first period, during which the Penn team was clearly outclassed, Coach Bawlf used his entire second string of players. The game resulted in a victory for the Varsity by 4 goals to 2. On Feb. 18th the Cornell sextet played Yale at New Haven. The Varsity playing for the first time on artificial ice, seemed unable to penetrate the defense ofthe Eli team, which played in top form and took the measure of the Cornell team with a score of6 to Zin a game characterized by hard playing on both sides. A game scheduled-with Hamilton was called off on account of the poor condition of the ice, while the game planned with Princeton could not be played since the Hobey Baker Memorial Rink could not be completed in time. ' In retrospect, it must be granted that the p3St season, with its record of four victories and one defeat, can be termed highly successful. Starting with three veterans, Coach Bawlf developed a well-organized fast-playing combination in spite ofthe ever-present handicap offluctuating weather conditions. Cornell is now affiliated with the new Intercollegiate Hockey Association, and with this year's veterans as a nucleus for next year's team, the prospects for the coming season seem exceptionally bright NJ. M. Qin. rm ,fn ig. ,gg ,fm ,cg 1217333 .33 1. .5334 566 HE 192.1 CORNELLIA 91-1-zrnxqmq.gnnmug ,. 51533, , -If 1-1:1-x1nx11u 19 X N Io. .O T E E . Q 3 l ! Q Q , 3 ! ! i i Ii ! Q i l I I MacDonald Goetz Ogden Davidson Grasselli ! Crockm CMgrj Brockway Thornton Wight I Bawlf CCoachj ! i g 1922 Hockey 1 eam i ' GEORGE HILYARD THORNTON, '22 . . Captain E CHARLES LYBRAND DAVIDSON, '23 Captain-Elect Q ALBERT SYLVESTER CROCKIN, '24 . . Acting llafanagfr i . NICHOLAS BAWLE .... Coach i TEAM ' STANLEY GRISWOLD WIGHT, '22 . . . . Goal JOHN BENNET OGDEN, '23 . . Right Defenfe 5 WILLIAM PALMER GOETZ, '22 . Right Defenfz I FRANK JEROME TONE, '24 . . Lefz Defenfe i THOMAS DAVID FINN, '22 . . . Righi Wing , GEORGE HILYARD THORNTON, '22 . Center CHARLES LYBRAND DAVIDSON, '23 ..... Left Wing SUBSTITUTES ' ROBERT NORNIAN AUSTEN, '23 CAESAR AUGUSTIN GRASSELLI, '23 JOHN DUNN BROCKWAY, '23 CHARLES LAVAQUE MACDONALD, '23 T RECORD 5 Jan. 14 Cornell 4 Amherst O Ithaca i, Jan. 21 Cornell 3 Colgate 2 Ithaca ' Jan. 27 Cornell 4 M. A. C. 0 Ithaca 3 Feb. ll Cornell 4 Pennsylvania 2 Ithaca I Feb. 18 Cornell 2 Yale 6 New Haven I LI- 1- 1-1 1.111-I 131, nu 1:5 gg gil If n QQ: :ul 11 411131 .11-u-1:1111 innio 0111- 567 EEILF BI SSANTL eozew of the 1921 Season Golf in the fall of 70 and the spring of 71, although not a reat success at Cornell, at least showed that the sport is coming back to take its place among the others Interest was started bv holding a fall tournament in which there weie quite a few entries Ralph defeated Hukill 3 and 1 in the Hnals after shooting a 3: on the wav in Although no matches were played in the fall the tournament brought out the material necessary for the following spring The result was that everx one was readv and anxious to play as soon as the co irse was opened the next season The first thing to take place was another tournament for the University championship, more enthusiasm being shown than at any previous time. Hukill defeated Ralph in the finals at the Zlst hole, the match hinging on the breaks of the game. They both played close to par and halved the lSth and 19th holes with birdies. The Hrst team match was with Syracuse resulting in an easy victory for Cornell the final score being 7 to 0. The hills and out-of-bounds on so many of the holes worried the S5 racuse team, and kept them from playing up to standard. The next match was at Williams. The result hung in the balance until the last hole where one of the Cornell foursomes managed to get two very necessary points, makingvthe score 5 to 2 in their favor. The match was played on a little valley course about twenty miles from Williamstown a course new to both teams. Ward, the Missouri state champion and runner-up in the Intercollegiates played No. 1 for Williams. Even though he had just returned from a baseball trip, he play ed a Hne game of golf driving to the first green a little over 300 yards from the tee. From Williams the team drove to Yale, where they were scheduled to play the next day. They arrived at noon after travelling nearly all night, and were naturally stiff and tired. The Yale team was in excellent condition, and outplayed the Cornell delegation, the score being 7 to 0 in Yale s favor. Had the team had the time to rest and go over the course the result might have been less disastrous, but the weather was threatening and necessitated an immediate play-off of the match. The last event of the year was the Intercollegiates, held at Greenwich, Conn. from the Zlst to the 27th of June. Due to Commencement and Senior Week, Cornell was unable to send all ofits team. As Cornell had but six representatives, and two of these were unable to play the full thirty-six holes, the team ran up a high score and took last place. After the team match Ralph and Hukill managed to qualify among the thirty-two players for the individual championship. Both were eliminated in the second round leaving Cornell unrepresented for the rest of the match. Dean of Princeton, undoubtedly played the best golf, at one time being four under par for live holes, coming in with 70 which is two Linder par and but a single stroke more than the record for the course, held by Walter Hagen. Material for the 1922 team is very promising, as Ralph Hukill Bry ant, and Mitchell will all be eligible. There will be a regular fall tournament for the Uniyersity championship from which scores will be taken and posted for a ladder contest to. be held during the spring. Any man is entitled to challenge one of the three next above him this giving him a chance to work up on the ladder . It is hoped in this way to arouse a greater interest, so that next spring a team will be turned out that will pllt golf back where it belongs on the list of Cornell sports. HE. 192.2 COILNELLIA rx I U11 I i A Jn 111 nl p lu I xr liiil l i llTXlIQl0l11l1 I l X I A Y. I I . . t-f -as -' c- c l i F. -' I ' . . 7 i I , . , L ' . . 2 V 7 , , ! . 2 7 , 7 l f , 7 7 7 Y 7 , , , 7 7 H 5? , 7 '11 1 I1 If H YP! YIB 11.11 N-N K ll AVIII H 'UK E31 ' 1 H D H l Il P 1 1115 I , Illini 568 1-IE 192.1 COILNELLIA . i . - xv:-nuztxntxuxtn :zu qxnxxnnrnxxnrqguxnu11 1-runnin 9 qunrorzn -zcnxinxgn 1: 1 H n Io. :Q - u ! R 7 I B15 ant Mitchell Hulull O m Ralph 1921 GOUQ Team SPENCER TRUMAN GLIN 21 Capmm MALCOLM MITCHELL 21 JAMES LAING HUKILL JR 27 IRVING CLARK RALPH 22 SPENCER TRUMAN GLIN 72 Dartmouth Ya e Drake Corn ell Cornell Cornell 27 1273 1302 CARLETON ELLIOT BRYANT 27 RECORD Svracuse Wllll3mS Ya e INTERCOLLEGIATES Cambrxdge 1329 Prmceton 13 2 Harvard 1 6 W1lll3mS Columbla Cornell Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q .Q Q -V Q . . i I Q Q A A MICHAEL GERALD SULL1VAN, '21 Manager i TEAM A , , , - Q 7 N 0 I 5 . . 2 O l 1 7 i 1 1 ' 1375 ' Q l ' . 5 ' 1391 ll A 3 1 1 . 1397 1:51:13 569 PCJLO ! B isslmrz- +H n Review of the 1921 Season Polo vias instituted as a sport at Cornell in 1921. Too much credit cannot be given to Major T. Christian who after having obtained twenty polo mounts from the United States Government took over the task of coaching personally. About thirty men reported at the first call for recruits. The riding ability of the men was tested and soon a squad of ten men was selected. The formation of a team was doubly difficult because hardly any of the men were acquainted with even the rudiments of the game. Soon after the formation of the squad an invitation was received to enter a team in the Indoor Polo Intercollegiate Meet to be held in New York the following Spring. The invitation was accepted and preparation for the meet began in real earnest. Through the inclemency of the weather, practice was held in the indoor hall of the stock judging pavilion of the College of Agriculture. Due to the lateness in getting started, only one other match could be arranged. This was with the United States Military Academy team and came but a few days before the New York meet. With no previous experience, the Cornell team made a very creditable showing, holding the Cadets to eight goals and themselves mak- ing two. After this game W.S.Schmidt was elected Captain for the rest of the year. With limited practice and only one game for experience, the Intercollegiate Meet proved to be too much for Cornell and they were eliminated, in their first game, by Norwich University, 12 to O. As a means of defraying trip expenses and for the purchase of much-needed equipment, a horse show and tournament were held in the spring on Upper Alumni field. The tournament was to have included a game with Penn but this was un- fortunately cancelled by Penn. It included, however, jumping, bareback riding, and general feats of horsemanship. The new ponies, then in the course of their training, made their debut at the show. The affair was a decided success, both financially and as a sporting event, and it has been planned to make it an annual affair. Supplementing the Horse Show, several Polo dances were given to help raise the necessary funds. Thanks are hereby extended to the 1921 Spring Day Hop Committee for the very generous slice of profits granted to the Polo Club. Considering the difficulties naturally encountered in introducing a new sport, Cornell polo for 1921 was a success in that interest was aroused and Cornell took her place with the other leading Universities with a polo team. The general outlook for the 1921-1922 season is bright as two of last year's regulars are back, and some sixty men reported at the first call for recruits. With the experience gained last year and the early start obtained this year, hopes for the Intercollegiate Championship are not unfounded. H E 1 9 2, 2, C O JL N E. 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SUBSTITUTES ' 5 54 I FRANCIS KENNEDY GREEN, '22 ALBERT PENDLETON TALIAFERRO, '22 4 5 NELSON BREESE DELEVAN, '21 FRANK CARLTON KINGSLAND, '21 6 EDWARD LARMOUR RICH, '21 ELMORE ROOSEVELT RUNSDORF, '22 RECORD West Point 8 Cornell 2 Norwich 12 Cornell 0 1'-'L 'LH ED 1--L H13 :nn fox 17,5-,fb-Rag .Lg gg, ,In , . mf ml mid. ng 1... lg-ilu 135331 :mf I 571 ' my mmm mi vu mf mf mf ww mf mf vw N ml mm ,nf -uf ,Qi mf 1Tn7fQ3'sfQyfn-V1 mf vw um mf nu nn N-1 mf mf vm yor 1-m Hg:-vm-mu ...-fqgf' , - 7 3 Q 5 E .1 f- F IQ L. XX nf 1-.NAM JH' ,. ,.. N mx U. . M .N nk ,.,,. iw J., D .W M, N. 1Au,x--,nu I.. .1 rpg fc:i1:A.4.Lg g.,. A N. ,U,x,. mczxwrp J 'w 151 I-fl IH F1 ,Q 0 EU gm gi G 2 El ld' Fi vcd i HE 192.1 COILNELLIA rx-zsxuzzxubnzQ1-rzlucnrtl nxanxrnu Inns n111u1n11n1 110111: u1n1116111r 11 ' v 1 xo. a Q n : . : . E I ' 'ff 7 2 I 7 'i -1 I i i Miss GEORQIA L. WHITE 5 Demz of Womerz ! : I .1 1 ,- I 7 i ,- S. ! 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B .1 EH-a '?.. -T' .--I fr ' 2 'Qi ! - 3 : ?--: :iigif 55 -5.-L-:QF-I: if Es ii ,E -ss ?52 3 Fig if E5 ' Til I 5.2 E..-Q -:S Y .- f ' s L ' - QU: f . ii - ':2' ' 1 155 e :ri I 5 E 11: -5 f ilgi ri. k : , 7 A- -:E 'T -L+ - ig ii ': Y - L ' -5.5 if ia: ' i Z .V - I - ,,, , 1 - ff! F -5 5 5: 5 , Y - t ' 71 A--1:. , - Y ,- -Q -ar Y - ' -E it , ' -uf' ' Y 24,-9'3 ' W Yf -J ' E:- . - . L 2 i I . mg 'U' U-IZIDL Jin M11 nm 11:13. U. an :nf 1.2 . qggggnig. Hg ..,r::zm lm H.. ,QL mgn ,W LU. , 575 L ,Ut Qu 4731 rua .-in nn .-cn Er ,wt nu A31 ,Ui .vi ,Qi ips gm iii. ,., lui 333 nn 1 .1 HE, 19-2,2, COJLNELLIA nxtxuznxxxvxqnxxniciurtxuziuxnu -11n x-xQi-1:11:11u11rax1n11nx1xn1 lu x 1 u Il. .0 Q o I 1:-i1mgiu1ui1nn1n-iinu11-xuuxunii-11mxiuzn1gm1.Iinn-egumnntxn11:-x1ux1xu1i-ixuixiniiszinxti-rev:-11:-111: MILDRED WILHELNIINA AESCHBACH, Hoboken, N. bl. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. 'Pre- pared at Hoboken High School. Four years at Cornell. Risley House Committee 43 Y. W. C. A. Large Cabinet3g SeniorAdvisory Committee 43 Vocational Guidance Committee 4, Cornell Choral Club, Vice-President 3, Librarian 4. DOROTHY LOUISE AIKEN, Dot , Geneseo. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four: Prepared at Geneseo High School. Two and one-half years at Cornell. WOmen's Glee Club, Frigga Fylgae. RUTH ELLEN ALLEN, Dayton, Ohio. Arts and Sciences. Age, twentyjtwo. D Prepared at Appomat- tox High School. Two years at Cornell. WOmen's Glee Club, Christian Science Society, Intercolle- giate Community Service Association, Secretary and Treasurer 2,- Elector 3. HELEN GLADYS ANTHONY, Mark, Greenwich. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Greenwich High School. Four years at Cornell. CDB Kg lIDKfIJg WOmen's Education Society, Self-Government Executive Committee, Treasurer 4g Chairman, Senior Advisory Committee 45 State g?sh and Tuition Scholarships, Undergraduate Scholarship, College Honor Group 1, 25 Cornell Choral ub 3, 4. MIITDRED KATHARINE AUSMAN, Herkimer. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Her- kimer High School. Four years at Cornell. CHARLOTTE TIROTTER BACON, 'LCharlie, Canandaigua. Agriculture. Age, twenty-One. Prepared at Canandaigua Academy. Four years at Cornell. ACID, Freshman Baseball Team. NELDA BEATRICE BASHORE, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at New Rochelle High School. Four years at Cornell. AF. IDA BERSHANSKY, Texas, Honey Grove, Texas. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Honey Grove High School. Four years at Cornell. AECIJQ Hockey Team 4. -nun-nieiuzi-11..111--1.-1-Q.-111.111-iqmx..i1.uqnn.1n.1io.unvn- ant 1353. ,cg 1435 ,Ut am ,Ut ,ue gg 10 576 l 7, w -V1 . fi, , , f. ,ef I A ' Ir - 1:1 .L IL 'Q a-. fr, B .' , .Q , .az L. B, 5, ,, -LM ,3-rjlqgjyi , If-.si Ag, . Qliggg -I-1 if 11?'7fc ii,,u,fT Qr,fL?i3l-gaagfgiuf +f.iT?Ll i-iijv-, ij'-'mardi U. ,I-. fr.. -.H If.. .,,,. R, ng. ., int nn AA ,ci ug. ,..f+,Q1,51wg35,33+N5j-- KATHARINE HUTTON BLAUVELT, Kaddy, Syracuse. Architecture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Miss Winsor's School, Boston. Four years at Cornell. ACID, Mortar Boardg Raven and Serpentg Basketball Team 2, 3, 4, Captain 3g Baseball Team 1, 25 Archery Club, President 2, Vocational Guid- ance Committee 2, 35 Sage House Committee 3, Women's Self-Government Association, Council 2, 3, Judiciary Committee 3, 4, Executive Committee 45 Freshman Banquet Committee, Chairman, Junior Advisory Committee, Chairman, Hades Committee, President of Risley 4. ELSIE BERNICE B.LODGETT, Else, Corning. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Corning Northside High School. Four years at Cornell. AOI-Ig State Cash and Tuition Scholar- ships. DOROTHY BLUMBERG, Dot, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Syracuse Central High School. Four years at Cornell. ZAT5 State Cash and Tuition Scholar- ships, Undergraduate Scholarship. ' MILDRED STORM BOOL, Jack, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. KA, Hockey Team Z, 3, 4, Blauvelt Scholarship. DOROTHY BEACH BORING, Dot, Rutledge, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Cheltenham High School. Two years at Cornell. Hockey Team 35 Women's Glee Club, Festi- val Chorusg Advanced Choir. MILDRED MARGARET BORK, Buffalo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Hutchin- son High School. Four years at Cornell. KAGJg QB K. MARY VIRGINIA BOSTWICK, Bloomheld, N. J. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Dickinson High School. Three years at Cornell. Areteg Women's Glee Clubg Advanced Choir 3. HAZEL ELIZABETH BRAMAN, Homer. Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Homer Academy. Four years at Cornell. nr um ii Lui :Ur 1-,I tri. 1.5 .ch I... ...I ns. ,in I... V... .ru Mi- ua wi. ,rr-, 1... ,rn .JA Lgcmn fri: Mft ,tb L.cr,L2.Q. R.. HL ,ipj ,gn gn. mr M. I.-rf ,Ur ,fri IU. ni. A: Q -.H bn aQt+s.r4 -U4 'Lu uf4.w.LL.1-C-iC L 577 1- uc:- gzggp. ngggti. ,UI I... Ig.. .Ur .Grimm ai. 1... 54' mimic .Hr II... N. 5,5 ...v Ln' ng Qi, ,ur :uri ' r ny rc :I 7 I u :J J 7 rc H 7 I cr 1: 1 I 2 s I 3 a ,Qf gint ,dr ,iii for :Qi H E 1 9 ,2. 7. C 0 R N E- L L I A I 1 ,W iw Im -QQ-lor we mf ug, im sm U HELEN TAYLOR BRANSON, Oklahoma City, Okla. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Oklahoma City High School. Three years at Cornell. , MILDRED ELENA BRETCH Mil Clayton. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-tvvo.' Prepared at Clayton High School. Four years at Cornell. State Cash and Tuition Scholarshlps. ELIZABETH ESTHER BREWSTER, Betty Freeville. Agriculture. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Glendale High School, Calif. Four years at Cornell. Sedowa. EDITH ROSALINE BRITTON, Bullnalo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-One. Prepared at Hutchin- son-Central High School. Four years at Cornell. AZ' CIJKCIJ. KATHRYN BLANCHE BROOKS, Brooksie Batavia. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Oakfield High School Four years at Cornell EDITH RHODA BROWN, Brownie Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Ithaca High School Four years at Cornell Baseball Team 1 2 Women s Senlor Advisory Committee 4 Women s Glee Club 3 MAEEL AMELIA BRUCKNER, Hastings-on-Hudson. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Hastings on Hudson High School Four years at Cornell Frlgga Fylgae, Women s Glee Club THELMA FLOURNOY BRUMFIELD, Blacksburg, Va. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at ohn Marshall H1 h School Three years at Cornell AOIT . - - . . - , I g . . . 'CU M- 'Ds '51-'10 -icirim I-1.x un ,Qs :cn :cm -C11 Ai. 417. M. am ,tit IU. ,... flu fuk Ruin- Hi, J. .QI mr vm' ni. ..,. 51. .UI .vim 31:3 '578 Y ll r! If l l xi 1 l 'H 'Y' T 'T ' 1, :lr-Tl H4 ll 'D ff f '- KJ' n ll' M' 4, i J' 1 l .,. .f.i .- , ..- W, o ., , .-, - .. L x i Ii 7 F' e C l tgggm nu mr nf. M. mt-,Ui .1 .L ,tn .ite H ,f N.. HH- -,nf ,.f, Lu ..,. uf. JU- nf. vm ,gm rv1 uTi1nf:qf15,, Q., ,fe-7,,, L.,-mi H+ .- 5 f ,l QI 1 f J 5 .l f ' 'i . il 5 2 l 3 Q. or M '- - t lj Aw:-mlm no io. Jo. flu miyrv- wr wi -0. anim it-1 mini- nrrjjm J it me 1.-1 on un ,Lu ,ut len 1-it ,ra 111445 fm mi nn wit ALICE KYLE BURCHFIELD, Burchie, Buflfalo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at La- il fayette High School. Four years at Cornell. Afllg Women's Dramatic Club, Dramatlc Club. 5 LOUISE HELEN BURDEN, Burdie, Canandaigua. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared . at Canandaigua Academy. Four years at Cornell. State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, Apeth. 'I F A ni g MAPEY CATHERINE CARBONI, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ithaca 1 j High School. Four years at Cornell. , E El - UINTA CATTELL, uin, Garrison-on-Hudson. A riculture. A e twent -one. Four ears at j p , 3 ti , g , , l Y Y K Cornell. Baseball Teamg Agassiz Club, Women s Agricultural Association. F - l '51 GENEVIEVE CLETIA CHAMBERS, Jean, Honeoye Falls. Agriculture. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Honeo e Falls High School. Two ears at Cornell. Fri a F l ae, Women's Glee Club. Y Y gg Y g ., Q HELEN ELISE CHEROUNY, Hel,l' Red, Brooklyn, Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared 5 at Bay Ridge High School. Four years at Cornell. - 5 FRANCES HILDA CLARK, Fulton. A riculture. Age, twenty-two. Pre ared at Fulton High School. 3 g P Four years at Cornell. f ELINOR AGNES CLQSE, Closey, Westwood, N. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared 3 at Westwood High School. Four years at Cornell. QB Kg IIPKCIN Women's Education Society, .K Self-Government Association, Executive Committee 45 Class Secretary 43 Chairman, Vocational l Guidance Committee 45 Sage House Committee 3, Risley House Committee, Cornell Women's 5 Catholic Club. . J 5 Q. .,-.. i... .tn au. ,..1:,.,. .uf ,,.. M.. ,.,. fo, ,Qi ,tn M ,Of N.. Qu ,.,. ,rut ,rn ,Ut ,Ut N. ,tn Nug- .. 7- 9 1 5 3 , 5 l ,, J F 7 V F T 4 1 3 ' 4 N: 5 3 t, if I nwii V H E , . , 44.41 fl'7L Hu :bg Ji my LLJL Ji ll gh JL IL JL vt ILJx JA :Q It W vm at 34 .4 wt is rt It N ILJK I- 'x fi la 1173 l,A.L.LTU'l'k I4 H Q4-JLJ J.L4L-..,'1'i.gl 579 5. L 3 13. ge .Qtr fe. L L. 1 . 4 - j .. ,, qu ni- if-1 vcLf.m't-I4 Tqlili Wi' WF me 11.1 lv ti , ,JL M U, Q -., in V... 1.14 -,111 ,... .. -in Q, of 4' H ,.f .... ,.,. .... tu- W .EH W JJ-.cJEi..w Ha- uf. iw lm for 'fu EDNA MARILLA COFFIN, Casket, Homer. Arts and Sciences. -Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Homer Academy. Four years at Cornell. State Cash Scholarship. MIRIAM COHEN, Mim, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Ethical Culture School. Four years at Cornell. EAT. NATHALIE VERA COHEN, Nat, Paterson, N. I. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Paterson High School. Four years at Cornell. AE'-IJ. DOROTHY CONWELL, Dot, Elmhurst. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Newtown High School. Four years at Cornell. AID, Crew 15 Baseball Team 2, Dramatic Club. ELIZABETH CONTENT. COOLEY, Bozeman, Mont. Agriculture. Age, twenty-tWO. Prepaied at Gallatin County High School. Two years at Cornell. ANNE Euzaserri CUNNEEN, Anne, Port Jervis. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Port Jervis High School. Four years at Cornell. AZ. HEI:EN DANIELS, Beebe, Gilbertsville. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Gilberts- ville High School. Four years at Cornell. HELEN DOROTHY DATES, Groton. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Groton High School. Four years at Cornell. Hockey Team 3, Farmers' Week Committee, Kermis Cast 23 Sharples Scholarship 4, The Cornell Countryman Board 2, 3, Women's Editor 4. 1.-1 rut 9... H.. 1... Ur:-iv... H.. ,... ui. V... .qt 1... 'fn .... f.. va.. ...t .... -ti. .Q v.,., JU. ,bt 1... vu.. - 1-I ug f... LQ- mr lu: :ut nut MJ. J... 11.1. 1.1. N. ...LIFE wt.. .... ...r W. ill. mfr. ff.. I... it 1... .580 .V , , B., , .. . , A 4 Lg, L .,, ..,' , -A all .E -T , 1 PM I t l M ,miwfm ,M ,,. ,J ,M nv-17-Q, .me-iw., -if-i ps. ,fu,n.fr-urlixf G.':'Q-if-.-.33'-A''1?r ifif mr-fn NELLIE DAVENPORT, Accord. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Ellenville High School. Five years at Cornell. AOTI, Baseball Team 1, 2, Hockey Team 1, 2, 3. EVELYN NANCY DAVIS, Ev, Haddonfield, N. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Haddoniield High School. Four years at Cornell. Mortar Board, Raven and Serpent, Hockey Team lg Basketball Team 2, 3, 45 Y. W. C. A., Cabinet 2, 3, President 4, Student Government Coun- cil 3, 4, Judiciary Committee 4, Class President 3. FRANCES MARY DELANEY, Watervliet. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at Watervliet High School. Four years at Cornell. State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, The Cornell Civil En- gineer Board 2, 3, Alumni Editor 4. DELLA DINGLE, Dell, Burlington, Ontario. Arts and Sciences. Prepared at Burlington High School. Four years at Cornell. Hockey Team 15 Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 3, Chairman of Senior Meet- ings Committee 4. ELEANOR MCELROY DORR, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Lafayette High School, Buffalo. Four years at Cornell. EK, CDKKIJ, Y. W. C. A., Publicity Committee 2, Cabinet 33 College Honor Group 25 Women's Glee Club, Leader 3, Treasurer 4. NANCY ELIZABETH Doss, Lili Shelbyville, Ky. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Science Hill School. Four years at Cornell. XQ, Basketball Team 1. MILDRED ESTABROOK EATON, Mid, Nyack. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Nyack High School. Four years at Cornell. State Tuition Scholarship. ELIZABETH ADA El:-sE4.L, Cedarhurst. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Far .Rock- away High School. Four years at Cornell. ACID, Hockey Team lg Self-Government Association, Executive Committee 4. J,-14 1.,t,,, H. an Hg. ,... H.. 1... an ,in nr. .Ui .A ,cle fy, nw rn, nu an ,Ln ,fri J-ri ,gut ,cu IW L . in-L V JQYJJAQ -i 1. -in fcfi JT 4 ,ft J. it A 1- 1, A J. ff 1w,fK':f euixgf ug- ' H M11 ' ACL-TUL-I-sl'-'11 f 581 qi. . . 1...i Q1 mi. ,u.f.f .ie-..f -ig..i.-tipftmi.-'u,i1iT.u1uJ 1 A ictQ.JA1TlE3-..,-t.fL ...v.m.a.s.u,,1L 'UA E:-1 If u H177 cu. un -'YF-1...D..i EFT' we .1.i.i.a.-.Lc1.' ri HE. 192.1 CURNELLIAN rgugunxnxxw utxuxxnrcnxxxo n nx1m1xuxxwuixaxgx-ygnxxxnxxxn :rim utr: X1 v v ' . Z0 :gr l ! l l ! Q ! Q . ! , l H- .... - -E - l F m---1--v Lu.L.J:'4 1ULEIli3-'H ' ' '-lil! 1l 'k K '- K Ill! 1 MILDRED HELEN EPSTEIN, Mil, Elmira. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Elmira . Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. EAT. ELSA ERNST, El, New York City. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Pelham High 1 School. Four years at Cornell. Dramatic Club. STELLA REED FAHL, Shorty, ' Reading, Pa. Agriculture. Age, twenty-five. .Prepared at Key- stone State Normal School. Three years at Cornell. Undergraduate Scholarship, L. O. V. . VIRGINIA MACGREQOR FALLON, Gin, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at'Evander Childs High School. Two years at Cornell. Hockey Team, State Tuition Scholar- ship, Dramat1c Club. - . IUILIA FAYER, Flushing. Mechanical' Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Hunter High School. Four and one-half years at Cornell. CIJKIIJ. . I JULIA GERTRUDE. FISHER, Trudie, Gert, Clayville. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Utica Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. XQ. i EILEEN NANNiE FREEMAN, South Orange, N. J. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at 7 Columbia High School. Two years at Cornell. KA9. Q Doizorny CI-IAND.LER FRENCH, F'renchy, New York City. Architecture. Age, twenty-one. Pre- ! pared at Washington Central High School. Four years at Cornell. ACID, Crew 1, 2, 3. I mr vi :fu iclvnu uzlnffcuzn,-M 1-H Acmnm 1.131135 im ,ur i Ig ,Q. ,Ip 435. ,Ut ,Qt lp-, ,Ut Q3 ,,.,. -. I 2 ! i 582 'um 1.9.2.2 COILNELLIA ' f ug.-IQI. run .l-m-nuI-1Ql-1q1.r-u- 1.191-unnrqn -xpmzmn w:1Z.u1.1Jv lm YIM-mu var :u? PSoifn,m if i ! . Q ! ! 3 9 -. . I m---I fo- Imzu- fctzm- fcrr:n:r:r.:m- fmzzn fm 1- i . - KATHERINE BEINNETT FRENCH, Kay, Philadelphia, Pa. Architecture. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Ypsilanti Central High School. Four years at Cornell. AF, Mortar Board, Class Vice- ' Pres1.dentP3g Sslf-Government Association, Executive Council 4, Women's Dramatic Club, Secre- tary 3, resi ent 4. BERTHA HEWETT FUNNELL, Puss, Huntington. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Huntington High School. Four years at Cornell. KA, Raven and Serpent, Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, 4QTCDI1lS Team 2, 3, 45 Crew 2, 35 Baseball Team 3, 45 Winner ofi'W. A. A. C g. Women's Ath- letic Council 1, Secretary Z5 Y. W. C. A., Secretary 2, Large Cabinet 35 Class Vice-President 1, Treasurer 2, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 43 M'anager of Baseball 4. CATHERINE MARIA GATES, Kate, Oneonta. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Oneonta High School. Four years at Cornell. State Tuition Scholarship: NELLIE FRANCES. GILL, Scranton, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at East Stroudsburg High School. Four years at Cornell. Basketball Team 1, 2. I DIANA LUCY GINSBERG, Dick, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Four years at Cornell. AEG, Hockey Team 1, 2, 4. EDITH ADELAIDE GOFF, Billy, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Hartford Public High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. KAO, Advanced Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. 5 ! HARRIET GROSVENOR GRANNIS, Harry,,' Muncy, Pa. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at St. Agnes School, Albany. Three years at Cornell. AAA, Crew 3. i MILDRED ELIZABETH GRIM, Mi1lie,,' Perkasie, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Pre- . paredhat Perkasie High School. One year at Cornell. l F . r-111.1-nmrunxoIonx1rannie:11-uxnuinvxin-uxrurr-xqnui1- ,mips 133:53 mt 1353 ,gig ,Ut ,Q1 Au, ,cu lp c 2 ! 1 l f 13.-L ML ,ni Im Ina. ,UI fm ,Q-,. on. ,cn ,UI Ig. ni. 1. Io. 133. mf ii.. .... gi lm HH ai- tmizzn- TTT- 583 11 E, 1917, COJLNELLIAN , rig gpg -wr for wax gn w r w mr :cn im V... i... ,.,. . me fulpf ,fn iDr q.r.z!3.l'n sf.. ID ' ' ' U- D' 70-L-ID 1 Dr LD - s . WCW NEG, ,Q-Zim ir.. ,rgzmggla H.,-,Mgmt ,of rmra-cn Jcznsw fm nt- ua 1--1 Logs- en ,. E i Q s ! ! ! ! i s i E FRANCES LOUISE .GRISWOLD, Choti, Lahore, Punjab, India. HAgriculture. Age, twenty-tW0. Pre- pared at Cortland High School. Four years at Cornell. ALA. MADELINE HILDA GROSSHANDLER, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Manual ' Training High School. Three years at Cornell. Self-Government Association, Executive Commit- tee, Menorah Society, Women's Cosmopolitan Club, Women's Dramatic Club, Ethics Club. A IMOGENE GUION, Ima, Seneca Falls. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Myn- E derse Academy. Four years at Cornell. XQ, Crew 1, 2, 3, Hockey Team 2, 3, 4,' Captain 3, Mana- ger 4, Winner ofrW. A. A. C , Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 3, Class Publicity Committee 2, 3, President of Pan-Hellenic Association 4, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. ' ELLARENE LUCILLE HAINSWORTH, Gloversville. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Gloversville High School. Four years at Cornell. Hockey Team 2, 3, Captain 4, Baseball Team 5 2, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, Apeth, Women's Glee Club. A FLORENCE HARD, Flo, Flushing. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at ,Flushing High School. Four years at Cornell. 9 KATHARINE WYCKOFF Hiuutrs, UK, Hasbrouck Heights, N. I. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Hackensack High School. Four years at Cornell. EK, Sedowa, ON, TKCIJ, Women's Agricultural Association, Entertainment Committee 4, Y. W. C. A., Small Cabinet, Chairman of Meetings Committee 4, Sophomore Cotillion Committee 2, Class Vice-President 4, College Honor Q Group 1, 2, 3, Frigga Fylgae, Women's Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Festival Chorus 2. EJ IRENE ELIZABETH HEBEL, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Auburn High School. Three years at Cornell. KKP, QBK. 5 MARY EL1zABET.H HELLER, - Betsy, Williamsport, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Pre- Q pared at Williamsport High School. Four years at Cornell. 5 FED 11-32:04 wot :Ur 141111 Jazz--. .ggrrguigr Mtirtin. .Qi .Ut H. ,... gg. gut ,Ur Ltr, ,Ut ig-2.1. ,Ut ,cu 1 Q 5 E Lp. M. ,M gs. W. ,.,. mg, ,,,. K.. ,fu HN ,UL :uf Jw- 1- for :min I 584 N' E-4, T ll 'Il JAX ' Y llrl. E ll. 0 2. Z C 0 D, .. 1' .- la .. in rm mf ni. .ru nr. rin href,-T. is-r sf... rt.. -M, ,..tu.ri,.Q.,,-f1,rg,.,f,eby,:,.-lu-glY,fg,,g,-.VA-v-,V .VV A17 ,grim-.rr-wzrf, Qi-f .iw- . .lm E l lf l If N 'U' 'UL 'U' 'U' 'U' '414LU HJ' 'U' H LS-JH' 'Ht 'U' HH Iu.gJ.'-1L.1.uL14sai..:U.i4r3ic1,-..-f.,uu.4i.ug73ia,,4 U 5 MARY ELIZABETH HERSHEY, Florin, Pa. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Mt. Joy i High School. Two years at Cornell. Hockey Team 45 Farmers' Week Committee 35 Y. W. C. A. I Cabinet 4, Frigga Fylgaeg Women's Glee Club 3. l RUTH SNYDER HILLIDGE, Front Royal, Va. Agriculture. Age, twenty. 'Prepared at Front Royal High School. Four years at Cornell. AOH5 Hockey Team 15 Baseball Team 2. 3. JULIA IDA HODDICK, Buffalo. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one, Prepared at Hutchinson?Central Z High School. Four years at Cornell. Wayside Aftermath, Womenls Glee Club. A ll GRACE HOROWITZ, New Rochelle. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at New Rochelle . High School. Four years at Cornell. EAT, Baseball Team 15 Women's Self-Government Asso- - ciation, Executive Committee 4, All-Cornell Dance Committee 45 Endowment Fund Committee 25 - State Cash Scholarship. 9 ISABEL RUTH HOUCK, Ithaca. , Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Lafayette High School, Buffalo. Four years at Cornell. AQ. J J HELEN ILSE HOWELL, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ithaca High - School. Four years at Cornell. A1-'g Raven and Serpent, Basketball Team 35 Baseball Team 3, Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 3, 4, Junior Advisory Committee, W0men's Glee Club, Cercle Francais. , HARRIET EMENY HUDSON, Pete, Fulton. Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Fulton High i School. Four years at Cornell. Sedovvag Women's College Class President 4. 5 RUTH FRANCES IRISH, Irish, Auburn. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Auburn 3 Academic High School. Four years at Cornell. A1115 Mortar Board, Sedowag Sage House Commit- , tee 3, College Honor Committee 43 Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 3, Frigga Fylgaeg Floriculture Club. I ' s l Y l, l i A 5 1 nu- ui. nw. iv. LQ, TU. M. ,sf ,Qi ,UL ,tu ,Ur ,. ns. ,... ,Ui-in 1.14 vi 1. :Hr 'ww 'fTf4.H'.s.LL1Li'lT-Y4Tl7375'J 585 5 l, El J 1 J J J 7 TU-un' iqpgp, CORNELLI .,-L . A or nn im M. iii-iff ,Ht ,rn rm , sf V.. mf sm 'U' 'U' im' 'U' '01-lm 'H' JU' 'U' lm 'Qc lm ul' 'U' mf U 'U' YK an my ,tu ,Ui 1... .fn H.. Haig.. 1... ,Qi mi itggggi .in ...f mt mt ,tif an mr mi ,Ut N. nn fp, .Ut :tru ,ru 1.-ii mi 3 FRANCES JACOBS, Frankie, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twentyjone. Prepared. at Wadleigh High School. Three years at Cornell. AECIJ5 State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. HELEN LOUISE JAQUISH, Jake, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Four years at Cornell. KAG. SARA JACQUELINE JOFFE, 'KJackie, New York City. Chemistry. Age, twenty. Prepared at Wad- leigh High School. Four years at Cornell. Dramatic Club 1, 2. JUANITA PEARL JOHNS, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, thirty-four. Prepared at Easton High School, Pa. Four years at Cornell. A119. CARMEN MAY JOHNSON, Canandaigua. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Canandaigua Academy. Four years at Cornell. ANNA GLADYS JONES, Gladdy, Baltimore, Md. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Western High School. Four years at Cornell. Hockey Team 1, 2, 3. HAZEL LErrr1A KIDDER, Kidder, Sherman. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four, Prepared at Sherman High School. Four years at Cornell. Hockey Team 4g Risley House Committee 45 Historian of College Class. PHEPE MABLE KING, Merriiield. Arts and Sciences. AAge, twenty-eight. Prepared at Sherwood High School. Four years at Cornell. College Honor Group 25 Women's Glee Club. 1v1.n HJ, Ml- ig. mf ...L ,Qt ,Qi ,rg 1... 43233, ,C,. M.. .-131:13 m- gut ,rn ,tg ,Ui 5. ,vt H.. ...rt AU. ,U . ,Lu ggr ,rn ,Ur ,fn ,tn nn un ,Ut nn :mf ,Ut H rg. ru. 557 nv. ,Ur 333 ,Hr ,Ur nn i1,.,t ,tif -mr JCL. 586 HE l.9,Z.2. COXLNELLIA . 1... fm gp. ...3 1.. .1. ngipc 1..1. inf ... f .nggmj ...L-J... .Ug1m,-,LLQXM vffr-1'Q'L-Lug yu. mx .tu wwf um 1.1. ...1 ...L . .... 1... .C,. 1... ..1113... . .. .... .Q. ..1. 1 1. .... ...a 1.1. .-1. 1... 1.1. yu. fu. ..1. 1.1. nw nut 1..c 1... i.-5 ..1. .35 HELEN KINNEY, Kinney, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, tWCnty-One. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Four years at Cornell. KA9g Raven and Serpent, Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, Captain 1, 2, Manager 25 Crew 15 Tennis Team 3, Winner of W. A. A. C , Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 2, 3, 4g Freshman Banquet Committee 1, Class Publicity Committee 2, State Cash Scholarship, Women's Athletic Council 3. Q JENNIE KINSEY, Hempstead. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Hempstead High School. Four years at Cornell. QIJBK, '-IDKIIJ. Luc11,E ELOUISE KNIGHT, Tootie,', Cortland. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Homer Academy. Three years at Cornell. Baseball Team 2, 3, Captain 2, Manager 33 Womenls Glee Club 35 Senior Representative to W0men's Athletic Council. EDNA KRENTZ, Buffalo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Masten Park High School- Three and one-half years at Cornell. Y. W. C. A. Meetings Committee 35 '86 Memorial Stage 1, State Scholarship, Wayside Aftermath, Women's Glee Club. BEATRICE ELIZABETH KRETSCHMER, Beef, Demarest, N. J. Arts and Sciences. Age, tWCnty-One. Prepared at Englewood High School. Four years at Cornell. CIPBK. LEOLA KRUGER, Lola -lane, Pete, New York City. Arts'and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Evander Chllds High School. Four years at Cornell. College Honor Group. LUCY EMMA KUEHNERT, McDonald, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared E at Mc- Donald High School. Four years at Cornell. Z Kg Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 3, 45 Women's Glee Club 3, 4. NAOMI ANNE LARKIN, Petuti,', Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Ithaca . High School. Four years at Cornell. Women's Glee Club 2, 3. sn. ...f 1... 3... 1... 15. 113 1-.. 151 J... 1... 1... .gigggu ,Qt .... 1.1. .Cp CQ. 1335 1.1. 10. A1. 1... ru. 1.1. 1.1. 1... v LD: 1.1. 1.1. .Qj ul. ..1. H.. 51. gm .tn 1... 1... .Ig 1.1. 1. 10. EQ. EQ. 1... 12253 1.1. 1... J... .f1... 1... .... MJ 587 El 'll H EL 1 9 2' 2, C, O R, .N E L lla I A N - K mi ,Q ,Q ,,, -,Luwm ,rg-,L-ji,-1 IQ: un Lui' im xx nn 1 nt Ju. A5331 -U. hs- an ftg :Ui .fn mL,v L-J V E H tl il I7 -1 3 Q f ,, Y. ,,,, U L 2 . .. . 1... ,tn .rn mgjgmi I-1. 1... M. I... W. mf ,tg ,tat .rn IU- ...I H.-. io. icy-,gy 'fit-,Lu wi V--B .Lg?f,f. 35740. -fn ,in but CORINNE LASATER, Oklahoma City, Okla. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ok- lahoma City High School. Four years at Cornell. AAA, Crew 3, Manager 45 Consumers League Board 1, 23 Class Secretary 1, 25 President of Craig House 3, Secretary-Treasurer of Outside House Presidents Association. RosE HING HUEN LAU, Rosy-Posy, Hong Kong, China. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at St. Stephen's Girls' School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. Chinese Students Club. ' 2 SARAH JANETT LAUNT, Sally, Walton. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Walton E1 High School. Four years at Cornell. Frigga Fylgae, Country Community Club. HELEN NORTH LEARY, Auburn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-One. Prepared at Auburn Acade- . mic High School. Four years at Cornell. KKF. MARIE LOUISE LEDERER, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Prepared at Evander Childs High School. Four years at Cornell. Hockey Team 25 Freshman Banquet Committee, Freshman Dra- matics Committee. Q P? PHEPORA LEET, Phedie, Fredonia. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Fredonia High School. Two years at Cornell. 3 CORNELIA ELIZABETH LERCI-I, Penn Yan. Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Penn Yan Aca- U demy. Four years at Cornell. 1'IBfD3 Robert's Scholarship. 3 ALDA LIDDLE, Argyle. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Argyle High School. 5 Four years at Cornell. Baseball Team 35 Hockey Team 45 Y. W. C. A. Publicity Committee, . Women's Glee Club 3, 4, Women's Athletic Association. Q 5 1 msn rw wif- 111:15 fcuzzr- fm 1 - ,oi we Mizizcn as- im fm ,tu me Au ,vs we-.ML :uc 'li 5 li 5 s 3 4 i jr 1 .ut .uf ,ggi 15. ,Ut ,Ur 134 sq, nxt ,Qt ,Qt U31 use 1. ,Q. me mr ni. i 31i ,rg -gin. EU. 3 ,Kg ,In mr., 588 ' fx ' ' 1, 7 Cf TT i if T4 'f' T ji, W- 9 ge. ,cn ,, -J .L-,, .1 . .ii .C gg, J J 5 A l ,,.C.eZlSsEQEjQQlETEfQ...aa1f,.,,lf El P. ll l i l fl w l 4 P i'.t-ian-Q.i4rLtt.o,Js...tiaCJ,ac.afJs+f 1- -1 1-nantiitog,-,,w45LtrJh,ijrtggn-.RMJ4T1. ,fu l . 5 RUTH EDITH LIGHTFOOTE, Stanley. Agriculture. Prepared at Geneva High School. Four and one 'J half years at Cornell. QQ MARJORIE EMELIA L1NnsTRoM, Marj, Jamestown. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Jamestown High School. Two years at Cornell. AEA, Choir 3, Women's Glee Club 3, 4. DOROTHY LOTTRIDGE, Dot, East Orange, N. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at East Orange High School. Two years at Cornell. 5 LOUISE SIRENA LOVE, Lovey, Verona, N. J. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared - at Verona High School. Four years at Cornell. AEO. ' CLARA NELL EOVELAND, Lovey, Auburn. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Aublurn l Academic High School. Four years at Cornell. Baseball Team 3, Self-Government Association, ., Executive Committee 4, Robert's Scholarship, State Cash Scholarship, College Honor Group 1. ' RUTH MARGARET LUSCHER, LeRoy. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Bergen 2 High School. Four years at Cornell. Baseball Team 2. J GERTRUDE MARY LYNA1-IAN, Gert, Corning. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Corning Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. AOH, Raven and Serpent, Mortar Board, Sedowa,.Bas- J ketball Team 1, Baseball Team 1, 2, 3, Captain 1, Manager 2, Freshman Banquet Committee, 5 The Cornell Daily Sun Board 1, 2, Women's Editor 3, Women's Athletic Association, Treasurer 3, 3 President 4, Women's Self-Government Association Council 3, 4, State Scholarship, Cheerleader, Eastman Stage 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Frigga Fylgae. it MARGARET JANE MCKELVEY, Chief, Oil City, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Prepared at Southwestern pl State Normal. School. Three years at Cornell. CIPBK, KIDKYD, Hockey Team 3, 4, Crew 3, 4, Women's Outing Club. .rl 2-if fi-fztrgfnz if.. J... .,,. ,tit ata- M- uf- can -:M am fm M ...if mt .tn :tn 'cn 43- aw vuswws A-,-.-5437212 3 PT il 5 tl, Un if gl ff Pi lj' EL , . , . af..- Ffwg. ll - fu' -tu -Q. -LCG.-,fear uw .ncaa :Ln It ff 1 m.+.,J' G- uit-nu -in vw- an was I-4 ' 'EYEZ-'5+---f-Y-P' f 589 . F .- e-1 .. .. - .... A .-. f-. rs vhs T? 1 H U l' . 4-I my L. ad .M .,, ,V .- . .-1 .-. J.. L A A j . .. .f .... .cv nur' :tx nu :mr uv ni. 1 .4 .. .rn J... .... .... ... ... ...L A... .... ..,. .... .... . 1. .uf -W Y 'U' 'U' ' ' Dl .... .... 1... .... .... .eu .... .... .t.. M.. .Q. 151 Mig. .Q .N .... ...t .... .... 1... ...L .Ut wi 1... mf .Ut 11.1, Ju. .... .... n-1 MARION MCMILLAN, Delanson. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-One. Prepared at Schenectady High School. Four years at Cornell. Hockey Team 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball Team 3, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, Apeth. RODNEY MASON, Sackets Harbor. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Water- town High School. Four years at Cornell. Basketball Team 1, 3, 45' Baseball Tearn 2, 3, Winner of W. A. A. CH, Women's Cosmopolitan Club, Women's Dramatic Club, Dramatic Club. MARIE'THERESE MAURER, Saint-Briac, France. Electrical Engineering. Four years at Cornell. A111 SARA ROYCE MERRITT, Sally, Hartsdale. Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at White Plains High School. Four years at Cornell. EK, Sedowag Freshman Play Committee, Women's Agri- cultural Association, Chairman of Entertainment Committee, Vice-President 4, Student Endowment Fund Committee 25 College Honor Committee 3, College Class Vice-President 3, Frigga Fylgae, Secre- tary 2, Vice-President 3, President 4, Women's Glee Club 2, Treasurer 3, President 4, Kermis Cast 15 Festival Chorus 2. GRACE VIVIAN MICHAEL, Washington, D. C. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Eastern High School. Three years at Cornell. ANNIE MIvLNE.MILLSPAUGH, Nan, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Morris High School. Four years at Cornell. AQ, Crew 1, 2. MARION KAT1-iAR1N MINTURN, Auburn. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Auburn Academic High School. Four years at Cornell. MARY JOS.EPHINE MORAN, Middletown. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Middle- town High School. Four years at Cornell. 1:13 Q af.. . l ,EIB Jun -in 1... :Cu wr.. J... 13. ...L M.. 1... wig.. . 1.1. 1... uf. .in H.. . r 1... 1... an ,qt ,Ur .tu H.. .cn ..,. H.. .... .... .cn .tn .Ut JU. Afirf. .Qt .. .... .mfwi .... .... .... ,... .43 1... .... .L ...f .-... il 590 F J Q F E' 1 5 C 2' f S X 3 , ., ,, , .-, 1-1. i , 1 i jf -1 - + r 1. 13,1 1 i . 1 , . . i . ,H i.. Q T ba. ru il Q ,re C., 'L CP Do i Y Li 1. L. L J i ' J, M mi im ni. LU .ii mf 1... ,tu .tu -.Ui W.. ...f ns. H.. mf im ,nf mc.im mf mf mf u-'f Ifcita iw mf un mi 1, U. ,... H.. ,in nf. nn my .mr mr nv. my -.vt ru. -in mf mt Lu, vm mt 1-or -W fm in Leu ,tn M1 'infix un ,nt .fu .NJ E DORA MORRIS, Sue, Amsterdam. Law. Age, twenty. Prepared at Amsterdam High School. Four years at Cornell. KB H5 State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, Women's Cosmopolitan Club, Women's Glee Club. . GRACE EVELYN MORRIS, Buffalo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Lafayette High School. Four years at Cornell. EK, Hockey Team 2, 3, 45 Y. W. C. A., Cabinet 3, Vice- President 45 State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, Class Treasurer 45 Women's Glee Club, Librarian 3, Secretary 4. BERNICE WA11-z MUNDT, Bern, Oil City, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at g Oil City High School. Four years at Cornell. HAO5 Endowment Fund Committee 25 Women's 7 Glee Club 3, 4. F' Z MILDRED IMOGENE NOBLE, Cohocton. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Co- S! hocton High School. One and one-half years at Cornell. State Cash Scholarship. z OLIVE EMELYN NORTHUP, Pick, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. AF, Raven and Serpent, Mortar Board, Crew 1, 2, 35 Manager of Hockey 25 Women's Self-Government Association Council 3, 4, President of Out- Q side Houses 45 Vice-President, Arts Association 4, Women's Dramatic Club Council Z, 3, Vice- President 3g Dramatic Club 2, 33 Women's Athletic Council 35 State Tuition Scholarship. E Z EVELYN OBERLIN, Ev, Rochester Mills, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Indiana State Normal School. Two years at Cornell. X225 Women's Glee Club. MARY ALICE OJNEILL, Auburn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Auburn Aca- demic High School. Four years at Cornell. AOH. GRACE KATHRYN O,REILLEY, Oswego. Chemistry. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Oswego High School. Three years at Cornell. :rm ,pi ,nf AQ, ,in ,gg V.. ,m ,cn ,Ut ,tn ,ur ,ur ,cg ,Ut ,CA ,wi Afczrii uv. H.. J... ,in ,uc am ,Ut uri ,Ur 591 Une ltr. no. r Hi ,Ji un :cu :UQ uv not nu zu, iw. 1, nw. ,Ui ft.: ui. Af. an uit JU. fur 1-,rg L ...RM HE 192.1 COILNELLIA V ,IGH , . W r wc.u.1.LLL.il1JDf PM 70.4 VLU 101 101-1.1.x 1' A-sun. xoxtniznxznxqxnxx 1 .uri-1:1u1xnxx1u1u111 l l l , l ! l ! nn:-u-nm: 1-11 :Qi M1311 vm vu- rn- ,gint 1 111-xxx-1-nu:-:ann-n11n11ru11n111s1m1mi1nrixuxxnxtnniu-11mxnx i 5 HELEN ELIZABETH PALMER, Catskill. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Cats- ! kill High School. Four years at Cornell. Hockey Team 45 State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. i 5 ' EDITH WILBUR PARROTT, E,,' Jackson, Mich. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Lake George High School. Three years at Cornell. Ag3SSlZ Club, Women s Glee Club. i MARTHA TOSCAN PARROTT, Polly, Lake George. Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at 'Lake ' George Higlt School. Four years at Cornell. CIJKQJQ Chairman, Y. W. C. A. Social Committee, . President, Women's Agricultural Association, Round-Up Club. i EDITH GENEVA PARTRIDGE, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, forty-four. Prepared at Corfu High School. 'S Four years at Cornell. ' HELEN WONNACOTT PECK, Peckie, Carbondale, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Pre- i pared at Carbondale High School. Three years at Cornell. XQ. 'a MARION EMILIE PETERS, Farmingdale. Arts and Sciences. Age, twent -two. Pre ared at Eras- ' Y P mus Hall High School. One year at Cornell. HBQJ. , ALICE MABEL PHIPPS, Buffalo. Agriculture. 'Age, thirty-five. Prepared at North Tonawanda ! High School. Three years at Cornell. Agassrz Club, Women's Agricultural Association. E ESTHER PLAT:I', Platty, Port Jefferson. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Port ,! Jefferson High School. Four years at Cornell. KA, Baseball Team 25 Crew 35 Sage House Commit- i tee, Treasurer, Consumers League, Manager of Basketball 1. i YC' JW 'Cn 'xCZJIZ'm 'CEZSV '91 J :atrium :Qt mg. mt ig. .tn .Ut 135 ,... -.1 Q Pm' NK 'U' f f 'UK 'ffl W1 'UL HH 'uf :Gini :Um 1- 'ot 011:-r11-111-u1:u -114. .4-1 -n u1 592 3 C ,- c F Q H E il 9 2g l 'C O De N E. L L ll A N E 5 E.. ...:... , ,. .. ... I ll MARY PULLMAN PORTER, Tote, New Rochelle. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at New Rochelle High School. Four years at Cornell. Y. W. C. A. Small Cabinet 4, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. HELEN IANETTE POTTER, Potter, Helly, Collins. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Collins Center High School. Four years at Cornell. Baseball Team 3, Hockey Team 3, Frigga : Fylgae. 3 DORQTHY LOUISE PowELL, Dot, R. O. A. , Norwood. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. 'Pre- ' pared at Norwood High School. Three years at Cornell. Hockey Team 2, Frigga Fylgaeg Silver D Bay Club. I ESTHER HALE POWELL, 'KPolly, Norwood. Arts and Sciences. Age, twent -one. Pre ared at D 1 Y 1 P 1 Norwood High School. Four years at Cornell. Hockey Team 3g I. C. S. A., Treasurer 3, Elector 4, Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 45 State Tuition Scholarship, Silver Ba ClL1b,Women's Glee Club 3. 5 Y 5 PLACIDA CORONATA POWERS, Jimmy,', Mount Carmel, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. ' Prepared at Mount Carmel High School. Four years at Cornell. AF, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 45 N 5 Cosmopolitan Club 3, 4. Z ELIZABETH PRATT, Bet, Wellesley Hills, Mass. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at 1 Dana Hall. Four years at Cornell. AOI-I, Mortar Board, Raven and Serpent, Sedowag Basket- - ball Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Crew 1, 3, Winner ofW. A. A. CU, Class Treasurer 1, President Z3 President E of Sage Dormitory 3, Womerfs Self-Government Association Council 2, Judiciary Committee 3, El President 45 Women's Dramatic Club 3, Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 2, 3, Frigga Fylgaeg Women's Cos- - mopolitan Club. GLADYS MARY PURDY, Glad,,' Ossining. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Washing- f ton Irving High School. Four years at Cornell. EK, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Frigga El Fylgaeg Womenys Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Kermis Cast 1. ELEANOR REBECCA PUTNAM, Duckie,', Holland Patent. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Holland Patent High School. Four years at Cornell. Frigga Fylgae. 'Jnr am 1.11 -in nn :Qi nu ,ru ,,.. ,-U. 15. Jn- .rn 1... ,Hr ,Qi ,rn AA ,nr ,Dt rut ,Ur 55. fmt Mu ,cu ,Ut not 3 f . .. .... 3 2 7 r hai: Jen A., gr uv. not ani not .un mst 455 :Ur ggi Ax i. -ry. QQ- mf fra. uri ,nr ,ur nn on :GJ-z.s..1Ln 593 HE lol? QOILNELLI ,. 1 5 Hjlyiuk ,UK AH buirrkn Mu HJ W hlikur 'KM' jkvl guru! 'D' HH HJ' HM imirffff ygyi NTI Mg 'QLUQ,',-,Ulfljloi ZLU 7Ql H11 7Qf ILL! 5 El 5 if I no .... ...Cm ,.,, ..,. ,.., ,,,. ..,. em. Q.. ...K I... W my .or ,ot 1-J. W mt mt H.. ..f.. E1 ROBERTA WINCHELL QUICK, Berta, Atlanta, Ga. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-tWO. Prepared , at Girls' High School. Four years at Cornell. AF, CDB K, 'iJK11J., Baseball Team 1, Hockey Team ' 1, 2, Undergraduate Scholarship, Cercle Francais, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4. BERNICE TSABELLE QUINLIVAN, Bern , Corning. Arts and Sciences. Age, 'twenty-one. .Prepared 1 at Northside High School. Four years at Cornell. State Cash and Tuition Scholarshlps, Class j Publicity Manager 4. U ZELLA JANET REID, HZ, Albion. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Albion High g School. Four years at Cornell. State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, Women's Glee Club 3, 4, , Manager of Basketball 4. g WIN-IFRED IRENE REX, Buster, Atlanta. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Atlanta E High School. Three years at Cornell. State Cash Scholarship, Frigga Fylgae, Erte. 5 EVELYN GERTRUDE RIcIIIvIoND, Richie, Rochester. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Pre- : pared at West High School. Four years at Cornell. TIBCIJ, CIJKCIJ, f-IDB K, Mortar.Board, Basket- ' ball Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball Team 1, 3, 4, Tennis Doubles Championship 1, 2, Winner of- W. A. 3 A. CH, Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, Women's Self-Government Association, Executive Committee 4, Class Treasurer 3, The QornfllDa1fZy Sun Board 1, 2, 3, Women's Editor 4, Undergraduate Scholar- ship, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, Manager of Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4. C MILDRED VIRGINIA RoWE, Mit, Mil, Hampton, Va. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one- Prepared at Pembroke Hall. Four years at Cornell. AP, Raven and Serpent, Baseball Team 25 Basketball Team 2, 3, Creyv 3, Women's Athletic Association, Risley House Committee 1, 2, Women'S 5 Self-Government Association, Chairman of Calendar and Publicity Committee 2, Women's Drama' ' tic Club, Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 1, 2, 3, 4. 5 LOUISE ROYCE, Lou, Gouverneur. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Gouverneur High 3 School. Four years at Cornell. 5 RUT1-I ANITA ST.-IOHN, Bobby, Woodstock. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ithaca Q High School. Four years at Cornell. KA, College Honor Group 1. 5 , iii' 'U' 10' NH 'O' 'IH 'O' E- 'DI HH H0 1-1- 10, me 1... ,tit Ju- m- mf nf- 'Qc rm ,Ut An .Ut ,tu yt.. I E 5 E I Al . 1-1' KI- fm ,CH -f-- -an 1- It nu mf IU. ,tn ,tu I... ,.,. ,, ,,,, ,,,, ,Dr ,QM M, ,Ox M, ,m ,W lm H M, 594 T ji 1 Tj :Q 7 L .fl fi U xl 77, L 'K J-L , ,,, W V .I ., .-., ...Q J Im rn, uf mi In. uit 4 U. ,ty-. wwf nw ,LU ww fp, wir mf nn nz: irn wwf nu nw .fQ'Tf'iI LQ1 un' wgf uw :rn M. .W 1.1. W. uf. W. M. ,... M. ii.. N. ,ggml ,.r::7,u,n.,U. UA -.ii gn fm nu .Ut mi .Ui Arr-nit me ni. I... RUTH NIMMO STJOHN, Unadilla Forks. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Man- chester High School. Four years at Cornell. AAAg Baseball Team lg Risley House Committee 25 Advanced Choir 33 Assistant in Geology 2, 35 Baptist Student Association, Cabinet 2, 3. HAZEL SANDFORD, Angola. Landscape Architecture. Age, twenty-seven. Prepared at Sherman High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. MARGARET SCI-IMIQT, New York City. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Morris High School. Five years at Cornell. Hockey Team 1, 23 State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. SARAH ELIZABETH SCOTT, Betty, Syracuse. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at North High School. Four years at Cornell. AAAg Women's Education Society. MILDRED ETX-IEL SHERK, Sherkie, Buffalo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Lafayette High School. Three years at Cornell. AAA, Y. W. C. A. Membership Committee. AMALIA IMMEL SI-IOEMAKER, Mollie, Ogontz, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepar- ed at Friends' Select School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. AOITQ Hockey Team 2, 35 Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 3, 4. MARION FLORENCE SHREWSBURY, Shamokin, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Callicoon High School. Four years at Cornell. DORIS SIMS, K'Shrimp, Sodus, Law. Age, twenty. Prepared at Sodus High School. Four years at Cornell. State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. Lint Intuit ictimf .tn GJ: ,Qt A.. ,..-H H.. ,Hg ,fit HA I... 3.1. snr nn uit ,ut nv. ,tu in uit ,ut nu ci, All nu hw. MJ, Hn Iwi :Ly :cn ,tu mfr iw. Irs. It -iw. 1.1. tr.:1 2-H f-H ww- nu nf: no vfn If up l l 595 HE. 192.1 CORNELLIA nf vu rug vjwf 1Dc.1QgX1f ID! vm :ur wwf s 1lD 7 cn:-.m :Jn:::mzx3I HELEN DAVIS SMITH Smrtty, Brnghamton Agrrculture Age, twenty three Prepared at Bmghamton Central Hlgh School Four years at Cornell AI' LUELLA HELEN SMITH, Gloverswlle Arts and Scrences Age twenty two Prepared at Glovers vllle H1gh School Four years at Cornell Hockey Team 3, 4 Archery Team 2, State Cash Scholar MARGARET ETHELWYN SMITH, Smrthxe, Nyack Arts and Sclences Age, twenty one Prepared at Wllson Memorlal Academy Four years at Cornell State Cash Scholarshxp, Women s Glee C u 3 4 MARY ELOISE SMITH, Rochester Arts and Scrences Age, twenty four Prepared at West Hrgh School Three years at Cornell KIPK'-I? ELISABETH KING SNODGRASS, Bettv, New York Crty Arts and Scrences Age, twenty one Prepared at Shortrldge Hlgh School, Indranapohs Three years at Cornell KA9 YIJBK FERDINANDE STEADMAN Ferdre, Yonkers Arts and Scxences Age twenty two Prepared at Yonkers Hrgh School Four years at Cornell Baseball Team 1 Secretary, Vocatronal Gu1dance Commlttee 3 Undergraduate Endowment Fund Commrttee 3 Unlverslty Orchestra 1 DOROTHY JEAN STEVENSON, Dot Buffalo Agrrculture Age, twenty four Prepared at Lafay ette H1gh School Four years at Cornell AAA Freshman Play, Charrman of Busmess Commlttee Advanced Chorr 1 7 Festlval Chorus 2 MARGARET HAMILTON STOREY, Peg New York Crtv Arts and Scrences Age twenty one re pared at Horace Mann School Four years at Cornell AF Women s Dramatrc Club PWYX Gil SIZE 'il ECB 'ik 7 'SD 1-nnxxx-lbxubxuznxqrxoxz rw R , sf Y U . I . I... fp. H.. A.. rp. A, U. A, H -rxmunmu-nnrqnruzwx-1nr1zu1:u11u1uI1mim1Iurtnxtuxtuxir-1xnxilux cz - an ' ' 0, - ' , . . . . . , . . ' . - S ' ' - 1 sh1p5 Women s Glee Club 35 Apeth. 1: ' - 11 I ' - ' ' . . , . h , l b , . if I! ' ' . . 5 . ff ' 3, ' r ., . . , . . ' ' . 5 S S - P rr JJ ' I , . . ' . ' . 1 - . , . ' 7 Q , -5 . If Y 3 ' ' , , - . , - . P - . . , ' . . , . '11 1 1 1-fs 1-H 1 1 - fm 1 . ,. ,Ur 1-gg M. J 4 ,Ut use rn r uf :ng snr an nu apr ,rn 1111 ,ur nr. .UI Art at -UI tnf mr rcnif-H -C13 ,QI 155 ,Ut ,UI n. ,nr ,gr Y 596 1-1 E B. 9 Z. 2. C, O R. N E. L L I A I ww ww-fcrzmi me lor my ug, im ui. ,LM mir.. ,q. ,Qi ming. 1... Wim. hip. .Ui irgggmg-gg. ycgjm me .tw rm me nit ,Ui mi ,Qi HK ,Ur 1-it mi mi 1-13 ELSIE MARIE SWEET, Sweetie, Hilton. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Oak Park High School, Ill. Four years at Cornell. A1115 Sedowa. OLIVE TEMPLE,-icTCmP,y, Gouverneur. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Dean High School. Four years at Cornell. Women's Self-GovernmentAssociation, Executive Committee 4, State Cash Scholarship, L. O. V., President 4. KATHRYN ELIZABETH TERRASSE, 'fKay, Hanover, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Flushing High School, N. Y. Two years at Cornell. KA9. MAY ASHMORE THROPP, Trenton, N. I. Law. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at State Model School- Six years at Cornell. KAGQ CDB K5 Raven and Serpent, Mortar Board, All-Cornell Hop Committee 4g lfVomen's Cosmopolitan Club, Secretary 3. EDITH TINGLEY, Eddie, Washington, D. C. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Central ,High School. Four years at Cornell. Erigga Fylgae, Women's Glee Club. FANNY LANEY TOWNSEND, Elmira. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Elmira Free Aca- demy. Four years at Cornell. KA. IRENE KATHRYN TRIGG, Washington, D. C. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Dunbar High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. AZ9. SUNSHINE ULMAN, Sunny, New York City. .Law. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Hunter High School. Three years at Cornell. KBH, Vice-president, Women,s Cosmopolitan Club. ,in -Ummm 141351 gig. ,433 ,gr M333 .ggi ,in ,Cu it.. .M Hg- ggr yur ,Hinge ,Ut ,rg ,rye nu not i 4 n Gill I .451 t .Ur uit nn on nn ,tn ,Ur use ,Ut ,tu ,tsl un it ,ru argl. nu 1-K .U 153 ,Ui if, i 5.1 597 , A 1- : V- v-I V - . fs f-. s , . . , A FQ. L 'S c. L1 if Je 'N if -A li JL A -rf. 'of ni. nu A-- mi me ,Ui s- 1, su, ,.,,f ,. .. W. sf if mf mr-mv u,u,,.1m vm 'TW'-7lM' fm' its Au mf mf mi .QL-1 .01-, if Av. ,LA io. ru. Alien ui, A.. Q. ui, A.. ,Ur gg .A mr mi ...I Hn mt mr for ,rn All mf nu ,tit no mi RUTH STRATTON VAN KIRK, Newfield. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Newlield High School. Four years at Cornell. Parabola Club 3, 45 Women,s Glee Club 3, 4, Sage Choir 4. ALMA BERTHA VERWIEBE, Buflfalo. Chemistry. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Masten Park High School. Four years at Cornell. MARION ELFRIEDA voN BECK, Carbondale, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Carbondale High School. Four years at Cornell. QBK, CDKYIPQ Women's Education Society, Hockey Team 1, 2, 3, Manager 3, Women's Athletic Association, Sage House Committee 35 College Honor Group lg Early English Text Society Prize 33 Secretary of Women's Self-Government Asso- ciation 4, President of Class 43 Choral Club 3, 4. FAYE VORIES, New York City. Agricultuhe. Three years at Cornell. CORNELIA SMALLEY WALKER, Curl, BuHfalo. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at La- fayette High School. Three years at Cornell. AAA, Basketball Team 2, 3, Manager 3, Y. W. C. A. Large Cabinet 3, The Cornell Annualf Board, Womenas Editor 4. BERTHA EDNA WALLACE, Bert, Middletown. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Middletown High School. Four years at Cornell. AAA, Mortar Board, Treasurer 45 Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, Social Committee 3, 43 Women's Editor of The Trailblazer, Dramatic Club, Class Mana- ger 3. MARGERY. LAURA WALTERS, Marg, Rochester. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at East High School. Four years at Cornell. AP. ELIZABETH. BOWLBY. WARD, 'Bettyf' Newark, N. J. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Morristown High School. Four years at Cornell. KA, Hockey Team 2. HLA-it -U, L gin on ,Gln ,fu , . H ff A m.Jgr lor to .L ..,. .Ut A.. gg. mt ,Ut ,Ur ,Qt ,Ut Mir ,til Aft mt H ie .uf an -Ut .tu nn :cn ,tu .mi ,AM ,Film nit A ,Q ,N ,H NH HH H If - ' A LLLLLJ1 JIJIIJ H mi 598 S 1-IE 19.2. 2.' COJLNELLTA nxqmqmqr-191-:sl npr- in.-nun 111-111 up ma, .1 :mph -:QI-nuxugn Q 1 , , r MARGARET: ANN WARD,lgPCg,,, Belmont. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Bel- mont Hlgh School. Four years at Cornell. KA. ROSALINIJ LUCILLE WARE, Ros,', Yonkers. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Wadleigh High School. Two years at Cornell. AOTIHY. W. C. A. Large Cabinet. ALICE DORA WEBER, Alicia, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Hunter High School. Four years at Cornell. Wayside Aftermath, Women's Glee Club, Cornell Women's Medical Association. MARGARET AILEEN WEBSTER, Elbridge. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at El- bridge High School. Three years at Cornell. FLORENCE ELIZABETH WEIDMAN, Flo Camden, N. J. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepar ed at Gloucester High School Four years at Cornell Wayside Afteimath ROSAMOND HILL WENDELL, Rose, Lockport. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Lock port High School Four years at Cornell State Cash Scholarship, Frigga Fylgae, Thz Come!! Daily Sun Board, Womens Manager 3 4 Kermis Cast 4 LYDIA PHYLANCY WHITE, Bob Bath. Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Haverling High School Four years at Cornell AAA CIJKIIJ Hockey Team 3, 4 State Cash Scholarship, College Honor Group 2 3 HARRIET ERWIN WILKES, ' Hap, Binghamton. Arts and Sciences Age, twenty four. Prepared at Binghamton Central High School Four years at Cornell , - . , . . 5 J ' :J 7 - - S S S ' , . 1 H ' - znrxxaxviugzp-111-111-I11-xi.-riguzniqr-rimin-n 1g g. 1333115 553 gqg ,Q13133 ,qt JQ3 11.14 ,Ut 493 . 131, Ju. 1311 153. gg, 13:71 iq. 1:53 lui 1. ,mimi In I ximqnu v u Q uqxrxu 599 nx-pru:rnr:nu1n11m-rim11111:-111-r1lu11un1n I1mx.-.1ngplus:-Iunur11u1nx1n111-:QuizIoiixnrixnxinxtuuir-11 HE 19.12, CORNELLIA ' . .,,L3m wr pm Im 11.11 wz.I.LJ.Q.cJ1v mc iCx.zDr 'LGI fu: zu.: ww rx-:q1u::nn3mau nr: I ucmrnunxor-nnrxx-11:-wax s u 1 u 1 1 p E ! ! ! ! ! Psv Mill' lkl K'l '1' - '4l 5 'K E ANNA ISABELLA WILSON, Zubie, Yonkers. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at ! . Yonkers High School. Four years at Cornell. CDB K5 Womenys Glee Clubg Apeth. I ! . . ' 'MILDRED FAY WILSON, Mid, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Inter- laken High School. Four years at Cornell. EAI, Advanced Choirg Festival Chorus I. AUGUSTA WOLF, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Washington Irving High School. TWO years at Cornell. JESSIE ELMIRA WOOD, Jess, Whitehall. Arts and Sciences..Age, twenty-two. Prepared at White- hall High School. Four years at Cornell. Y. W. C. A..Cab1net 35 Class Secretary 35 Census Taker, Women's Self-Government Councllg Women's Dramatic Club, Silver Bay Club. RUTH ADELINE WooDyvORTI-I, Room, Avoca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared 7 at Mount Morris High School. Four years at Cornell. State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. ELIZABETH WORMAN, Bess, Brooklyn. Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Girls' High i School. Four years at Cornell. l HAZEI. EUNICE VVRIQHT, Hozzel, johnson City. Agriculture. Age, twenty-Eve. Prepared at ! ' Union-End1cott High School. Four years at Cornell. Women's Glee Club. i i ! M-.-....................-......................-..,-...-.. .Qt .Ut msn. m. mt .aim M. Q N. ,. 2 I I ! . I ! Y. .... ,QI ID. Q. CD. ,, ,Q, ,D D manual mm -Am in. 600 'rum 192.1 CORNELL1 A. 3 1 ' 111. cn can sm: I Ian u Quang -:in 3 xxx u ni nl az: 9 SENIORS SYLVIA SYBIL BERNSTEIN, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Wad- leigh High School. Four years at Cornell. HEDWIG MARIE BOYER, Wigs, Buffalo. Arts and Sciences. .Prepared at Lafayette High School. One year at Cornell. AO I-Ig Freshman Play COI11l'I:l1FtCC, Assistant Coach, Freshman Representa- tive, Sage House Committee, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. NIAIQY IOSEPHINE CATLIN, Joe, Odessa. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Odessa High School. Two years at Cornell. LOUISE CORNISH, Cortland. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Cortland State Normal School. One year at Cornell. MARTHA ELLIQTT, Marty, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. ANGIE LEAH GAUSE, Ithaca. Agriculture. Prepared at Atglen High School, Pa. Two and one-half years at Cornell. Vice-President, Womenls Agricultural Association. RUTI-I VERA KLOCK, Rufus,,' Syracuse. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Phoenix High School. Four years at Cornell. FERDINANDA IZLAR LEGARE, Ferdie, Charleston, S. C. Agriculture. Prepared at Memminger High School. Three years at Cornell. KAOQ Raven and Serpent, Mortar Board, Y. W. C. A., Finance Committee 3, Bible Study Committee, Chairman 25 Class President 15 Dramatic Club. EVELYN HARRIET IVIILLER, Dusty, Eve, Corona. Arts and Sciences. ' Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Flushing High School. Three years at Cornell. State Scholarship. ELISABETH HURD ROYCE, Betty,', Ithaca. Landscape Art. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Two and one-half years at Cornell. KAO. IDA AMSINCK RUPERTI, New York City. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Miss Cha- pin's School. Three years at Cornell. MARIE ELIZABETH WEIGT, Flushing. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared .at Flushing High School. One year at Cornell. 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'DK 13' '1 'f ii?-L f-Ev 1.1.11 'LG If 1 . :D ,UL uxlm ml. no xm - 605 mtl: 3 HE 1911 COILNELLIA in 1 11:4 slim It I, .- iam- . gn an 1 AVALON GRANT ADAMS CLASS OF 1923 Newark, N. State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. RUTH ROSE ADELBERG GERTRUDE ANTOINETTE ADELMANN ELISAB ETH WIDMAYER ALGEO AOII5 Basketball Team 2 3. CHARLOTTE WINTRINGHAM ALLEN LILLIAN MARY BACON Cedarhurft Bujalo Lanfalale Pa. Pouglikeepfie Canandaigua Afbg Raven and Serpentg Crew 15 Risley House Committee 25 Student Govern- ment Associatlon Chairman of Calendar 2. A rtf Artf A rtf A rtf and S ciencex and S cience: Agriculture and Sciencef and S ciencer Agriculture GLADYS BAKER M inetto Arty and Sciencef GLADYS FERGUSON BARKLEY Blairwille Pa. Agriculture Womens Glee Club. CLAUDIA MARIE BARNES H Bujalo KB1'Ig Womens Cosmopolitan Club. ADELE GESINE BARTELS New York City Law A rt: and Sciences MAURINE KATHERINE BEALS Wayland ROSE BECKENSTEIN ELVA BECKER KKF BEATRICE BELSER ANNA CLARA CAROLINE BESIG EMMA MARTHA BESIG L. O. V. Treasurer 2 'Secretary EDNA Broos New York City Columbia Pa New York City Wert Hoboken Wert Hoboken New York City N N.. A rt: A rt: A rtf A rt: A1-tr Agriculture and S cience: and S ciencef and Science: and Sciencef and Science: Agriculture EK AIU Basketball Teamg Baseball Teamg Dramatic Club. , - f- ' , f , I 3 i C1 LCR IIB ZA . 606 THE I.92.2,.COR. N E L L I A mum to cn 1: rr n1ux:uu1lsr1 -111: .1 six: ax1Iu1n1 urfClQL.LU1 :or :Dr KU D! ID' YQ! l B CLASS or 1923 Q n MABEL ABBEY BLEND Berlefhire Agriculture Q MERRILENE ESTHER BLoss Blofmale Art: arul Science: I EK. WINIFRED IDA BLY Afhwille Agriculture Fugga Fylgae. i MARJORIE BOOL Ithaca Arty ariel Science: , , KA. F GERALDINE BRITTING Williamfuille Art: and Science: i . I FLORENCE THELMA BROADBOOKS Attica Landscape Art Women's Glee Club. HELEN ELIZABETH BROWN Ithaca Agriculture Q VIRGINIA BROWN Wiuchefter, N. H. Arty artcl Science: EDNA MAE BUCK Glens F all: Agriculture li GRACE COPISTANCE BULLEN Patergort, N. f. Arty artal Science: E Wayslde Aftermathg Women's Glee Club 2. Q ALICE ALINDA BURNHAM Worcefter, M aff. Arty and Scieucef B Archery Team. i . Z MARY LOUISE BUTLER Plattfburg Arty and Seieucef i ' KKF. 5 KATHERINE LEONORA CAMPBELL Daruville Art: and Sctencef 3 . . . 2 Apethg Choral Clubg State Cash and TU1t10H Scholarshlps. ' CATHARINE SARA CAMPION Philadelphia, Pa. Arty arid Sciertcef AOH5 Crew 2. I ALICE ALMA CHRISTINE CARLSON Ithaca A riculture 1 E Ag3SS1Z Club. I LUCIE HELEN CHAPMAN Statert Iflartd Agriculture ' AZ. ' I . ' MARY ADAMS CHIPMAN Wert .Meclforcl, Macy. Agriculture Lf- mr E. Lg., .A .m Cm. .A 3.1, Egg, AI . I ..-.,-- ..... -. ..-.... 607 i E I I E ! 5- I 'G ! 1 E I E ! 1 . I ! . I I 'l . 'E s ! a 'S , ! I i E ! S. ! , .1 'I . ! . . i E ! B ! I i Q , L. CLASS OF 1923 ANNE CHISHOLM Fort Covington MARION GLENN CLAPP AAA. Deerjield AMY BELLE CLOUGH AEAg Hockey Team 1, 25 Women's Glee Club 2, 3. Clifton, N. EVELYN GRACE COE Cincinnatu: WOmen's Glee Club 25 State Cash Scholarship. LORETTA CELIA COFFEY Brooklyn MILDRED LAVINIA COLTON Sherburne MARIBELLE CORMACK Bujalo . AEAQ State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. ELSIE CURTIS Brooklyn MARGARET ALLERTON CUSHMAN Ithaca Cabinetg Frigga Fylgae. JEAN LOUISE DANES Horner ALICE CATHERINE DASSANCE Newjielcl FRANCES ESTHER DAVIS Pitcher WOmen's Glee Club. Roche:ter ADELE HOLLIS DEAN AZ. SOPHRONIA MARGARET DEAN Truniaruhurg DOROTHY CELIA DELANY Ithaca HELEN DELAP BAG. rf AEAg Women,s Glee Club' State Cash Scholarship. Art: and Science: Art: and Science: Art: and Science: H E. 1 9 2. 2. C 0 11 N E L L I A rp- X ml min' lK,K 1313. ,A Mzmk ,CD 1--,Li-L 7 Agriculture Art: and Science: Agriculture Art: and Science: Art: and Science: Agriculture A1125 College Honor Committeeg All-Cornell Hop Committeeg Y. W. C. A. Agriculture Art: and Science: Agriculture Agriculture Agriculture Agriculture A1 Ag Raven and Serpentg Basketball Team 1 2 3 Manager 1' Baseball teeg Women S Glee Club 2' Athletic Council 2' Outing Club Council 3. Kan:a: City Mo. Art: ana' Science: KATHRYN RUTH DENNISTON Uniontown, Pa. A Agriculture r ,ug-gzip. ,ui ng :gf gn .E :cn IUZID. ,Ui 11.11-x1..1.-ml E Q . , 7 7 I 4 , - Team 1, 2, Captain 15 Hades Stunt Committeeg Student Relief Drive Commit- 7 7 3 7 608 I-I E 1 9 2. 7. C O R, N E L L I gnu:-uuztx-ltr' u n I 1 - Qmzn :xo 111 1 11. 11' 111101110 vlilugllv FUI 5.4lL.J.4.Lf WQV Hur 1 i ! Q CLASS or 1923 l Q BARBARA DEUEL Cliitteuuugo Agriculture j I KKP. i . . ' DOROTHEA CLAIRE DICKINSON New York City Architecture ' KKFQ Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, Manager 1, Captain 35 Crew 1, Z5 Cosmopol- itan Clubg Athletic Council 3. ! MARJORIE TSABEL DIcKSoN Booiua Ceuter Art: cmd Scieucef Q Apetbg State Casb and Tuition Scholarships. ! i ' TRENE DOROTHY DOBROSCKY Youleerf V Agriculture Agassiz Clubg WOmC11,S Agricultural ASSOC13t1OHQ College Honor Group 1. i . 5 ELVA DONNELL South Amboy, N. Arty and Scieucef , AEA. N MARGARET MENDENHALL DUCHESNE Bugjfolo Art: cmd Scieucef AEA. - ADA LOUISE DUFFIES Wafhirigtori, D. C. Artf and Scieucef , XQ3 Basketball Team 3. I i HELEN EISENBERG Brooklyn Arty and Sciertcef Women's Cosmopolitan Club. I ARDELLA FARNSWORTH Wadhauif Agriculture DOROTHY ANTOINETTE FELLOWS I Middletown I Arty mul Scieucef H KKF. ELIZABETH FENN Aurorcz Agriculture g MARION FISH Rocltcfter Agriculture Q 214. I , EVELYN FOLKS Youkerf Arty and Science: 2 KA9g Le Cercle Francaisg Vllomenis Cosmopolitan Clubg WOIUCHJS Represen- ! tative, The Cornell Em Board 2, 3. T FLORENCE JANE FOSTER Homer Agriculture ' 'AOHQ Baseball Team 2. T WILHELMINA KROOS FOULK Brooklyn Agriculture AF. i SARAH FOX - New York City Agriculture Women's Glee Clubg Agassiz Club. Ln not M. IE, ,Ut ,rg Ig, ,gg Igtilu .Ui M. ,. 4515. ID. ID. ,IA as: lm :mini 11231 H'-f 609 1.113 1917, COJLNELLIA U' 41557-Q-rink ,QEJIH M1131 we utxuxn n 1-3 x 1 uxxaxiln I 'X me 7 ' i I l CLASS OF 1923 I I . - BARBARA CATHARINE F RETZ Eamon? Pa. I Amr and Scicncc: ! AAA5 Raven and Serpentg Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 2, 33 Risley House Committee, i Secretary 2g President of Sill 35 Class Secretary 3. i . KATHERINE GERTRUDE FROMER Far Rockaway Arif and Sfwncff AEKTJQ Women's Glee Club. LAURA LORETTA GEER Marathon Arif and Scicnccf i Women,s Glee Club 2, 35 Wayside Aftermathg State Cash and Tuition Scho- i larshipsg Undergraduate Scholarship 1, 2. W l MARY BEATRICE GEORGE Ithaca Lcmdfmpf Ari Crew 2. ETHEL GOLDBERG jamaica Arif and Scienccf F A Hockey Teamg Tennis Team. 5 REINA GOODMAN fancy City, N. Agriculture 5 AEG. 3 ALICE CRAMER GREEN Philaclcljnhia, Pa. Chcinifrry Q . AOH5 Freshman Banquet Committee. ETHEL MELLOWS GRIFFEN Valhalla Arif and Scienccf HBCIJ. HELEN MAE GSAND Philadelphia, Pa. Arif and Scicnccf AOHg Freshman Banquet Committeeg Vice-President of Y. W. C. A. MARJORIE MARION GUGGOLZ Ncw York Cizy Agriculture ELLEN HANFORD Waltoii Arty and Scicnccf Apethg State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. MARJORY MARY HANNIEAN Olean Agriculture HBfIJg Sage Chapel Choir 1. ALICE BERNICE HARDING Albion Arr: and Scicncef RUTH LOUISE HARDY Tappan 111'lJ' and Science: GERTRUDE HARTZELL Bnjalo Agricnlzfiire AF Women s Dramatic Club Council 2 3 MADELINE HATCH South Fallfbiivg A1251 and Scicnccf A A Women s Glee Club State Cash and Tuition Scholarships HELEN MARION HEDDEN Bnjfalo Any and Scicncff Wayside Aftermath Women s Glee Club 7 Buffalo Girls Club State Cash and TUIEIOH Scholarships ' , . . 7 , - O T I 7 I . . l . b Q J 7 . F Q - . , I . . 5 . . , . ' 9 7 f I' Lf zu.. ,uf mn una I I apt mg nu it H 1. , EJ, u n 1, - 1- I - 610 T H. E 1 9 2. 2, C O IL N ' E L L I A rlfilllillllili W 1' inf 7 lf 505 f KJ! 701 ,CII M2421 ' CLASS or 1923 GERTRUDE CECELIA HEIM Utica Agriculture SCAROLYN ELIZABETH HELLER Feura Bu:h Agriculture The Cornell Countryman Board 1, 3. l GRACE HENRICI-I Bu-yfalo Art: and Science: I Class Endowment Fund Committee lg Y. W. C. A., Secretary 2, Cabinet 33 i Wayside Aftermath, Women's Glee Clubg State Cash Scholarship. I . ' MADELEINE HICKEY Ithaca Art: and Science: , AZ, Class Endowment Fund Committeeg State Cash and Tuition Scholar- ships, Undergraduate Scholarship. ' GERTRUDE HICKS Pelham Manor Agriculture i Frigga Fylgae. 1 TRENE MARGUERITE HILL Plea:antville Art: and Science: . Archery Team 25 Hockey Team 33 Sage House Committee 35 Choral Clubg : State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. ' LOUISE ALFREDA HILL We:t Weluter Art: and Science: ' Women's Glee Club 2, 35 Cercle Francaisg State Cash and Tuit1on Scholar- i ships, Undergraduate Scholarship. 7 ANNA HOEHLER Philadelphia, Pa. Art: and Science: KAGJg Raven and Serpentg Y. W. C. A. Finance Committee 2, 3gWomen's Cos- mopolitan Clubg The Cornell Daily Sun Board, Assistant Women's Editor 2, 3. VIOLET MABEL HOLLOWAY New York City - Art: and Science: Crew 25 Women's Glee Club 23 State Cash and Tuition Scholarshlpsg Under- : graduate Scholarship. ! ANNA GERTRUDE HOLMES Philadelphia, Pa. Art: and Science: E AOII. ! fi EDNA HORN New York City Art: anal Science: i AEQD. EMILY LOUISE HOWELL Corning Art: and Science: - Y. W. C. A.g State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, College Honor Group 1. 1 TRENE HOWER Danielwille, Pa. A Agriculture LELA HOWER Danielwille, Pa. Agriculture i C MARIE IVEITA HUGHES Port jerci: Art: and Science: X525 Hockey Team 1, 2, 3. i KATHARINE HUSTED Lonaconing, Md. Art: and Science: ' A HBQIJ. G11 4 T 11 E. I 9 2. 7. c O It N E L L I A N rubs: --. I nw . 1 will yrgjpg qv :Q-1 xx My um: Q1 nw nu 1 ,Y CLASS OF 1923 EVELYN ALICE IHRIG A Brooklyn Artf and Sciertcex 1-IBKID. ' HELEN MARIE 1vEs Albany . Arif and Sciencef EK, Hockey Team 2, 35 Endowment Fund Commltteeg Cercle Francais. GEMMA JACKSON New York City D ' Arif anal Science: Baseball Teamg Tennis Teamg State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. HELEN PRATT JACKSON Ithaca Agriculture Hockey Team 1. j MILDRED GERTRUDE JANSEN Pine Bufh Art: and Sciencef KAREN JENSENIUS Philadelphia, Pa. Artr and Sciencer 5 AOI1g Crew 1, 25 Class Endowment Fund Committee 15 Women's Athletic 5 Council, Publicity Manager 35 Managei' of Crew 2, 3. 1 MARY PAULINE JOHNSON Ithaca Agriculture U OLIVE RILLA JONES Wertjield Agriculture ' B BEATRICE KAHN EA T. New York City JEANNETTE KATCHEN Newark, N. AE'-Ing Basketball Team 1, 3. CELINA RAY KELLEY Patterron ELSIE CAROLINE KREY EMMA GUNTHER KUCHLER Wayside Aftermathg WOmen's Glee Club, Frigga New Rochelle ROSE KURLAND GERTRUDE LEAR Bethlehem, Pa. Freshman Banquet Committee. l7VaThington, D. C. New York City 0 Art: and Sciencef Artr and Science: Agriculture Agriculture Agriculture Fylgae. Arif and Sciences Arty and Sciences 4 ELIZABETH LERCH Allentown, Pa. Agriculture AF, Basketball Team 2, Manager' 35 Womenls Athletlc Association, Vice- Presldent 33 Class Vice-President 3. HARRIET GRAY LINCOLN Glenr F allf A Ag?-imtgufg BESSIE LURIE Brooklyn Artf and Sciencef A IU- mi jf.. ,Uk in ,UI ,.,. CQ, ,.,, ,, , ,rn ,,,, ,CD ,,,. ml-B ..,3 43... x 612 1-IE l92.2. COILNELLI xllilllilllilllitlillilllil I' tllilililvliiiliiliill A iii! 011-11131 I ' ' 15- ll U U l CLASS or 1923 i - BARBARA MCCLINTOCK Brooklyn Agriculture i . HELEN MARGARET MARSH Waterloo Art: and Science: g AZ. ! I GERTRUDE MARTIN . Ithaca . Art: and Science: i KAQQ Freshman Banquet Commltteeg Dramatic Club 3. MARGARET LUCY MASON Ithaca Art: and Science: . l GERTRUDE MATHEWSON n New York City Agriculture K I ' KKF. i . 1 MAY MARGARET MATTSON ja1ne:town Agriculture 2 Frlgga Fylgae. I 7 HELEN MARJORIE MEAYS Baldwinwille Agriculture IDA GERTRUDE MELLEFONT n h Belmont Art: and Science: I Apethg State Cash and TUIUIOII Scholarshlpsg College Honor Group 1. . JOSEPHINE METCALFE Staten I:land Agriculture ' AZQ Y. W. C. A. Small Cabinet. i ' MARIE GESINE MEYER Richmond Hill A Art: and Science: LILLIAN EVELYN MILLER . Ithaca Agriculture State Cash Scholarshlp. Q HELEN ELIZABETH MORRIS Wheeling, W. Va-. Art: and Science: i xo. i . . ANNE MOTYCKA Utica Art: and Science: Z ALICE MOURONVAL Staten I:land g Art: and Science: i Raven and Serpentg Y. W. C. A. Cablnet 2, 35 Presxdent ofCaSCad1lla Group 5 of Organized Houses 33 State TUIKIOH SCholarsh1p. SYLVIA MULLER I New York City Architecture Aflwg Thumb Tackw Clubg Chalrman of Freshman Class. QLOTTIE GUERRANT MURRAY Boone llflill, Va. Art: and Science: i . VIRGINA WALTON NEEDHAM Ithaca Art: and Science: . KKF5 College Honor Group 1. ' ALICE ELIZABETH NEWBURY Middle Fall: Art: and Science: KA. A' R ELIZABETH OLNEY NEWTON I Lo: Angele:, Calif. Art: and Science: E . . MARY GINEVRA NICHOLS Watlein: Agriculture i Lf. wen ,Ur :nr mg un xm mr- rm nu -Qu: lo- 1- fo: anim- r 613 S 1 4 H E 1 9 2, 7, c O It N E. L L 1 A N 'PECL ug!-1gIn11 I 111-Lil!! 1n11n1x 11111: slim 1111: vrn JQLJLI !DgJ.Lx-.DI TCI! DDL-zllf 1 - 3 5 Q CLASS OF 1923 - I . A Q HELEN FRANCES NORTHUP Ithaca Artf and Svlemef' 5 5 AF5 Raven and Serpent5 Archery .Team 15 Crew 25 Student Government Q i Council 35 Chairman, Junior Advisory Committee 35 Dramatic Club 2, 4 5 Librarian 35 Class Treasurer 1, Secretary 25 Treasurer? Athletic COunC1l ' 35 Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 35 State Cash Scholarshipg Festival Chorus 15 Ad- Q D vanced Choir 2. 1 AILEEN O,CQNNELL Ithaca Arty artal Science: ACD5 Dramatic Club. REBECCA ORNSTEIN Brooklyrt Agriculture I I BERNICE MARY PARRY Carbortclale, Pa. Arty arid Scieucef Q XO. B i HILDEGARDE MARIE PAYER Coquirribo, Chile Chemistry 4 : I EvA MAY PEPLINSKI Mohawk Agriculture I WOmen'S Glee Club 35 The Cornell Couritryrnart Board 3. H 5 ELIZABETH TILLOTSON PETERS Brooklyn Agriculture ETHEL MAE PICKARD New York City Artf and Sciertcef F WOmen's Glee Club5 Cercle Francais. li . . 'f DORIS EVELYN MILLICENT PINDER Ortetcla Arty arid Sciertcey .-4 Apethg State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. ' RUTH BELL PRESTON Oxford Agriculture i AMELIA PAULINE REPP Newburgh Arte and Scieucef fi EK5 Cercle F1'anCais5 State Cash Scholarship. 5 FRANCES VIOLET RICE Philacielphia,Pa. .Mechariicalllngiueerirtg 'i Basketball Team 1, 2, 35 Baseball Team 1, 25 Managei' 1, 2, 35 Women's 5' Glee Club. RUTH VANBUREN RICE Ithaca Agriculture 3 Crew 1, 25 Class Endowment Fund Committee5 Y. W. C. A. ELEANOR EVA RILEY Rochefter Agriculture . LILLIAN JANE ROBERTS Sharon Spririgf Arty and Scieucec I i Hockey .Team 25 Womenls Cosmopolitan Club5 State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. l OLGA ROCKOW ' New York City Artf ll7'LdlSCl67ZC6J' DOIKOTITIY HELEN RONTO Ithaca Agriculture Frlgga Fylgae5 Cornell WOmen's Catholic Club. IONA VERNIE ROSE I Aclarrir Agriculture i EMMA SKINNER ROSEBOOM Worcefter I ,4gf1'C1L11wf Farmers' Week Committee 25 Frigga Fylgae5 Apeth. ! l i I Lx. ,EL 'Q '- LSL! 1' fl 2 E Al Flin Il iE1 :QQ 11 t g 11. i . 1 . i .llzu ' imli - , 1,1 . lqigql 614 H E 1 9 2. 2, C O R, N E L L I A cn: in in 3 ox: . 131-xtmxxn ruin n 1 a xnxx: uxnl ,tiff fbi :Ln IQ ww vm ,ur sm CLASS MARY LILLIAN Ross XQQ State Cash Scholarship. BEATRICE RUTH RUBIN ELIZABETH RUTH RYCKMAN MATHILDE SCHMERLER Women's Cosmopohtan Club IDA HELEN SCHREINER HBLIJ, Women S Dramatic Club 1 ELEANORE SCHUSTER NK, Crew Z Cercle Francais ANNA LOUISE ScoTT HBfI1 State Cash Scholarship MERCEDES MARGARET SEAMAN KA9, Frlgga Fylgae MARIA SEGUIN Agasslz Club Keimis Play 1 2 RUTH SEYMOUR OF 1923 Cohoes Philadelphia, Pa. Brocton ' Brooklyn Pittsburg Pa Wilniingtori Astoria Ithaca New Yorle City New York City m N. C. KKF, Women s Cosmopohtan Club President 3 a GRACE LENORE SHARPE A A Hockey Team 1, 2 DOROTHY SIGNER SARA FANNY SIMON Women s Cosmopolltan TUIYIOH Scholarships ETHEL DREVER SIMPSON Agasslz Club Ithaca Captain 3 Frlgga Fylgae Nea Yorle City New York City Club Undergraduate Scho Arts Arts Arts Arts and Sciences and Sciences Agriculture anal Sciences and Sciences Arts and Sciences Arts anal Sciences Agriculture Agriculture Architecture pson Flne Arts Pnze 2. Agriculture Arts and Sciences Arts and Sciences larshipg State Cash and Ithaca Arts and Sciences Ithaca Agriculture CAROLYN PENELOPE SLATER AF, Basketball feam 2 Diamatic Club Vice President 35 Women's Agri- cultural ASSOCIHIIOH, Womens Representative to Student Disarmament Conference KATHARINE SLATER Ithaca Agriculture AF Raven and Seipent Basketball Team 1 2 3, Captain lg Manager of Crew 1 Athletlc Councll 1 Freshman Banquet Committeeg Women's Self- Government COUIlC1l Treasurei 2 ud1c1aIy Committee 35 Class President 25 Presldent of Sage 3 State Cash Scholarship EDYTHE VIRGINIA SLOTTMAN Brooklyn Arts and Sciences Baseball Teaml Basketball Team 1 Y W C A Cabinet 3. GJ JZ 51 E f 1 H l I ' 1 C I 7 ' 7 7 I I . , -, 3. , J -V . . . .. , . , . 1 7 ' , . . , , S pl I . I . H 7 7 ! ' V . , . J r . 3 . 9 7 ' . . I , t . 9 . ' 9 7 1 5 . A . . . 7 4 7 .I ' Q . .Q , . . . . -ren -11:11. 1-UI 1 4 :Inge an 43. Ast H I J 615 H E. L 9 2. 2. c o IL N E. L L I rm.. . ,.,. N. my Us mm wrznf mm 'N iw-Fl' 'Q' W' 'U' i ! CLASS or 1923 ! T HARRIETTE SMITH Warfaw . . Artfharici Sciencef Q IIBCI1g Women'S Glee Club 25 State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. i . . i HELEN DELAVAN SMITH White Plairix Artr arid Sciericer Choral Clubg Apethg State Cash3SCholarsh1p. MARY HYsWooD SMITH W ateralief 7 ' 1 Art: and Science: TIBfIJg Women'S Glee Club 23 State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. ! NICOLAS SHAW SMITH Geriereo Agrivuliurc' ' XQ. : ADA KENYON STANLEY - Bujalo Arif and Sfifrwef ! Hockey Team 25 Wayside Aftermath. i ' ' MAEEL FRANCES STEELE I - Waverly' Art: arid Science: i L. O. V.g State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. DOROTHY FLEMING SULLIVAN Bujalo Agriculture XQ. ' FRANCES WILLIAMS TALBOT jamaica Arte arid Scieucef p, Botanical Club. i W MARTHA ALMIRA TANNER Ithaca Agriculture i Hockey Team 1, 25 Frigga Fylgae. : EVELYN GRACE TIBBITS 1 Utica Artr and Science: State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. E 5 DoRoTHEA GRACE TREBING New York City Agriculture ! AOII3 Raven and Serpentg Freshman Banquet Committeeg Vocational Gui- : dance Committee 23 Women's Self-Government Council, Judiciary Commit- Q tee 33 Class Treasurer 2, President 35 The Corriell Daily Suri Board, Assistant F- Women's Business Mana er. I . g ! JUANITA VAIL Eaft Strouclrlrurg, Pa. Agriculture T RUTH GENEVA VAILL Port Chester Art: arid Sciericef Sage House Committee 25 Cornell Cash and Tuition Scholarships. 3 FRANCES LEMMON VAUGHAN if 5 Wo1nen's Glee Club 2. Q AURELIA DoDsoN VAUGHN t Women'S Glee Club 2, 35 Wayside DOROTHY VOORHEES Christian Science Society 1, 2, 35 State H-ualfort Falla' Artr arid Sciertcef Shelbyville, Ky. Arty arid Science: Aftermath. Aluburri Agriculture AAAQ Raven and Serpentg Y. W. C. A., Treasurer 3g State Cash Scholarship P I F Llc ,ua ,Ur CD3 use I nn ig: ,L 11 at Ii I 'DK J u 616 HE 192.2 COXLNELLIA u T. I-:-11. mar-fann y V uma:-:on-:Quran .gi 111. nm nf were-sm lm 101 fOr IGI vm 101 vw Inf lug ! I 1 CLASS OF 1923 l . DORIS THERESA WADSWORTH Hartingf Agriculture Q ' Archery Team 2, Manager3gY. W. C. A. 3g Sage House Committee 35 Apethg i Archery Championship 3, DOROTHY IRVIN WALLACE Flurliing Agriculture ELIZABETH WARNER Glenfiale, Pa. Arty and Sciencef ' AOH. ! ELINOR MARY WATSON Lewirton Agriculture 5 AAA, Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 2, 35 Class Cheerleader 15 Erigga Fylgae, Vice- i President 3. Q HELEN AUGUSTA WEBER New York City Artf and Science: ! EK, Hockey Team 25 Baseball Team 1, 23 State Cash and Tuition Scholarshipsg ' Wayside Aftermath 1, 2, Treasurer 3, Y. W. C. A.g Sage House Committee, i Secretary 35 Women's Glee Club 25 Class Treasurer 3. CATHERINE MARGARET WELCH Ithaca Art: ana' Science: Cercle Erancaisg Choral Clubg Women's Catholic Clubg State Scholarship. , GLADYS ELIZABETH WELLAR Utica Agriculture Q Women's Glee Club 33 Outing Club 3g State Scholarshipg Undergraduate Scholarshipg College Honor Group 1, 2. : GRACE WALROND WEST Brooklyn Arty and Sciences ! TIBCIN State Tuition Scholarship, Undergraduate Scholarship. l RUBY ADELAIDE WHEATON Ithaca i Artf and Sciencef Q Women's Glee Club 2, 39 State Cash and Tuition Scholarshipsg Undergrad- ! uate Scholarship. i . E DORIS ALDRICH WIGLEY Luzerne Artf and Science: Hockey Team 1, 25 Women's Glee Club 2, 3. ! . AMY ELIZABETH WILLIAMS New York City Artf and Sciencer i State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, T CHRISTINA VALERIA WILLIAMSON Huntington Agriculture Women,s Cosmopolitan Club, Secretary 35 State Cash Scholarship, College Honor Group 1, Kermis Cast 2. ' DOROTHY MORRIS WOODWARD Sayre, Pa. Artf and Sciertcef 9 EK5 Hockey Team 23 WOmen's Glee Club 2, 3. 3 MARY ELISABETH WYCKOFF Geneva Agriculture Q EMILY LUCILE WYMAN Miclcllerex u A rtx ana' Sciertcef Wayside Aftermathg State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. 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WALTER WILLCOX i SENIORS i GWENDOLIN HARRIET EVANS HELEN NORTH LEARY IRENE HEBEL KATHERINE FLORENCE MACKAY 5 CATHERINE FORREST SCHURMAN 9 IUNIORS ELVAKESTELLE BECKER DOROTHY FELLOWS E CATHERINE BOWERS GERTRUDE MATTHEWSON MARY BUTLER VIRGINIA WALTON NEEDHAM Q BARBARA DEUEL BEATRICE SCHURMAN ' DOROTHEA DICKINSON RUTH SEYMORE ' ANNE DURAND MARY GOODENOW WILLCOX CATHERINE STRUNK SOPHOMORES N RUTHfBATEIvIAN CAROL LESTER IRENE ELINOR BOSTRUM BARBARA ELLIS TREVOR MARJORIE KELLOG FELLOWS RAMONA WOLFF i CARMEN JEROME ELIZABETH ZAHNISER FRESHMEN . ' BARBARA CHARLES . FRANCES JONES ELINOR GRAVES VIRGINIA TYLER Lf- - A :im I-A ml 10:1 In El :UI 1-4 Im mf fo- 1- .I.o- --sim: cu un' 'luv' 0 'J 623 1.115 -1917. C 0 11, N E. L L 1 A. Fw- I mcn- , , ,, ,,..,. -..iq - Q1-rnnnnn n C ID U i i ,co fm- 5 , I s V - .- ' 5 ' 5 512:-i ' ! 5 - Q 5 jj 2 EKUW.. . Q L Q l 1 Delta Gamma i Founded in 1872 E ROLL OF CHAPTERS University of VVashington University ,Of Cfflofado i University of California C0mell,Un1VCfS1fY I ,, V Albion College Women 's College of Baltimore . Buchtel College UfllVCgS1fY fg W15CQnSln University of Indiana Ohio tate niversity University of Illinois UHJVCYSQYY Of Montana i University of Nebraska University of Idaho -g University of Minnesota Swarthmore' College University of Mlssouri Ioronto UIjlVCf?1fY E University of Michigan Oregon University D ! Adelphi College Washmgtog Hniversity S Syracuse University LHVYFCUC9 0 ege S Northwestern University Whitman College University of Iowa I ' University of North Dakota 7 Leland Stanford, Jr., University University ol Oklahoma A Washburn College i . 2 ! i i i l i Q ! i H ! ll Eldredge Kuntz Breed Myers Venman Lacy Cursons McCartney Nichols Uhl Lerch C. Slater Hartzell Beals K.Slater H. Nortliup Quick O. Northup French Bashore Rowe Walters H. Smith Powers Howell G. Smith Moran Scott Hoover Trescher Crist Mitchell Gausman Thompson Foulk Qc :uc LIL un ETA II-LL :Ln ut 11 13:15 nr :x ,Qt ggi . ir E3 un lQI!lD1 DH 0 624 1-I E 1 9 2. 7. C O R. N E L L 1 A ' J ' 1-375 YVZLII ITS 1 sur :ur 1 J DJQIILI , , K .. ,Jaffa Gamma Chi Chapter Established in 1885 IN FACULTATE MISS CHARLOTTE DAVIS MISS RUTH JAKWAY MISS ARWIN GRAHAM MRS. WILLIAM WESTERMAN MISS DOROTHY WILLISON IN URBE MISS JANE ARCHIBALD MRS. CHARLES DIBBLE BOSTWICK MRS. HENRY BUCKINGHAM MRS. ROLLA CLINTON CARPENTER MRS. CHARLES HERBERT ELMER MISS ALICE HILL ERSKINE MRS. HAROLD FLACK MRS. CYRIL HARRIS MRS. EUGENE ELWIN HASKELL MRS. JOHN HUTCHINSON MISS CARLOTTA MAURY MRS. CLARK SUTHERLAND NORTHUP MRS. CAROLINE SLATER MISS KATHERINE SMITH MRS. ALLAN FRASER MRS. WILLIAM ALONZO STOCKING MRS. EDMUND WORTHEN SENIORS I NELDA BEATRICE BASHORE ROB ERTA WINCHELL QUICK KATHARINE BENNETT FRENCH MILDRED VIRGINIA ROWE HELEN ILSE HOWELL HELEN DAVIS SMITH OLIVE EMELYN NORTHUP MARGARET HAMILTON STOREY PLACIDA CORONATA POWERS MARGERY LAURA WALTERS JUNIORS MAURINE KATHARINE BEALS MABEL MCGLYNN GERTRUDE HARTZELL HELEN FRANCIS NORTHUP ELIZABETH BEAVER LERCH CAROLYN PENELOPE SLATER KATHARINE SLATER SOPHOMORES IDA MARION BREED LUCY VERNELIA LACY ' LUCY CURSONS ALICE ELIZABETHVMCCARTNEY ESTHER ELDREDGE KATHRYN CECELIA MYERS WILLUHMINA KROOS FOULK HELEN COLGROVE NICHOLS JANET ZILLAH KUNTZ HELEN UHL MARY JAN ET VENMAN F RESHMEN MARION CRIST VIRGINIA HOPE MORAN RUTH GAUSMAN GERTRUDE SCOTT CATHERINE JANE HCOVER GENEVIEVE SMITH- RUTH MITCHELL ORA REBECCA THOMPSON HELEN TRESCHER -A :uf 1, 1R ,Cr nn- ,pry Q53 hgyi WIC, U17 I . 1-nun. oiuiru C-0 011 5 R, A x 1 Q 4111 xx 111 11: 111 x rx 11 Q r n Q lshl 1 gwqfi M e 1761 w Hula' mg? C Mxllll' hx Q65 'Sa Xia V31 Wil v 9 1 xx X wr N lv CN 55 A X Q31 J 'gm nw 9 qu 0 3 , QM Xxwx y Mi? vlll l Yell f Wifi , Alpha Plzz Founded at Syracuse Un1vers1ty1872 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Barnard College UD1VCfS1ty ofNebraska UD1V6fS1fy ofToronto Unlverslty OfM1SSOUf1 Unlversrty ofNorth Dakota Ohlo State UIIIVSISIIY Unxversxty OfW3ShlHgtOH Unxverslty ofOregon Washburn College Unrverslty ofOklahoma Unlverslty oflVIontana Unxverslty ofTexas Syracuse U111VCfS1fy Northwestern Unrverslty DePauw UH1VCfS1ty Cornell Unlversrty Mmnesota UD1VC1S1ty Baltlmore Colle'-ve Boston Unrversxty UH1VCfS1ty OfMlCh1g2H Unrverslty OfW1SCODS1D Leland Stanfo1d,Jr ,Un1ve1s1ty Unrversrty OfC3l1fOfHl3 . UH1V6fS1ty of South Dakota an u i u a i l i I I-I E 1 9 2, 2. C O N E L L I 'A' . A' YY Y , , , . .l lp 1 1 l'1.:.- .: .. .1 U- N- f X.. M-H -D - . -.. .1 1 .1 . - - - . : : l I , ,.,- A 7 , , 'Di 'vll,fff1l::,gl-1 ,' ' . . ' u,41'n:gzz1ga':g:g,'j'g2:3fJgrgtl'-3:1 . ! elif n. , L ' , 'M 7' 'z ' 5l5 '3W5filiFri.' 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Brooks Gardner Burchfield Houck Sweet R.Irlsh Adams : Prangen .C. Bacon Mxllspaugh Slmgerland Edsell Conwell French Blauvelt Q Holton F.Ir1sh Wells Hayden F.Barton VanVranken Warrlner Drake Decker U1 of Lu fm an U. ,UK nn ,cu JU. fr-n ,U ,. ,o. ,DK G26 'uxoztxuxin 1 u HE 192.1 COILNELLHIA 1 ax: s in in 11 H . A nxatoxu 11 Delta Chapter Establlshed In 1889 IN FACULTATE DOROTHY SEWELL GEORGIA LAURA WHITE KATHRYN LILLIS SLINGERLAND MRS GEORGE YOUNG, JR MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS HAROLD NELSON BLISS CHARLES BRUFF BLIN SILL CUSHMAN CARL FREEMAN HOWE LEWIS KNUDSON IN URBE MRS HOWARD RILEY GRACE ALVANA SEELY MRS EDWARD TITCHENER KAREN ANDREEVNA WHITE MRS EDWARD GUILD WYCKOFF SENIORS GRACE ADAMS DOROTHY CHANDLER FRENCH CHARLOTTE TROTTER BACON ISABEL RUTH HOUCK KATHERINE HUTTON BLAUVELT RUTH FRANCES IRISH KATHARINE BROOKS JUANITA JOHNS ALICE KYLE BURCHEIELD MARIE MAURER DOROTHY CONWELL NAN MILNE MILLSPAUGH ELIZABETH ADA EDSELL EVELYN PRANGEN ELSIE MARIE SWEET JUNIORS LILLIAN MARY BACON ROWENA ALLEN MORSE MARGARET PORTER BATEMAN SYLVIA MULLER MARGARET ALLERTON CUSHMAN AILEEN O CONNELL ELIZABETH GARDNER THURSIA WOODCOCK SOPHOMORES HARRIET GARRISON BARTON MARY FRANCES ENGLISH MARIE JEANNE BROOKS MARGARET ELIZABETH LATSHAW MILDRED WIRT CORSON PRISCILLA CAMPBELL OGDEN MARGUERITE LOUISE PIGOTT FRESHMEN ELLEN FRANCES BARTON PHILLIS HOLTON RUTH ALMA DECKER FRANCES CHRISTINE IRISH HELEN AGNES DRAKE ANNE HUBBELL SEYMOUR LILA GAY GIBBS VIRGINIA VAN VRANKEN MARGARET VIRGINIA HAYD EN ELOISE WARRINER AGNES BINKERD WELLS CILUK .jx E1 t l 1:11 7 1: 1-DL ,U In ,In 1 1 1433 r' M43 JU. ,IH ,U I ,HI I R5 H E 1 9 2. 2, 1.1-mu :oc::u:c ---. ,an ,Ui in mrzm '10f 123 'gflglr ' min mi mi ml iw l E .15 ,- i erse .i E i-. ! 5 Alpha Omzcron P1 Q Founded-1897 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Newcomb College University oflllinois 5 New York University University of Mmnesota ! University ofrllennessee SYP3CUS?UmVer51tY i D Randolph-Macon Women's College University OfW2Sh1HgFOH I E ' University ofNehrask'a Sonthwestern Methodist Univ ! University OfC3l1fOlfDlH HHQVCTSQYY Olfggfllana, Q DePauw University niversity o isconsin i Tufts College Montana State College E University ofMaine V21If1dC1'l?1l'C UU1Ve1'S1'fY I : Cornell University i University ofPennsylvan1a . Northwestern University i University of Kansas Leland Stanford, Jr., University Miami University , Barnard College i i i i 5 ! 3 fel F? Q Macbeth Staples Brown Johann Dugger . L Ransome' Koby Carpenter Oviatt Anderson Goltz Smith Q F. Warner Kimball Yereance vonRoeder Campion Ey Hunton Fox N Gsand green E. Warner Ludy G. Holmes Trebing Jensenius Algeo Foster 5 Davenport ONe1ll Pratt Hillidge Blodgett Brumfield Ware Shoemaker Lynahan C. Holmes l . ,ll . fm Us H.. ,fa, me ,.,. mm, m H. , 628 C 0 11, N E1 L L I A HE 192.2 COILNE-LLIA 0102107071 Epszlon Chapter Establlshed In 1908 IN FACULTATE MRS ETHEL HAUSMAN IN URBE MRS ARTHUR ALLEN MRS RICHARD MORDOFF MISS ELSIE MILDRED DENTON MISS ANNE MORROW MISS MARY EASTMAN MOORE MRS NATHANIEL SCHMIDT MRS ALBERT WRIGHT SENIORS ELSIE BERNICE BLODGETT GERTRUDE MARY LYNAHAN i THELMA FLOURNOY BRUMFIELD MARY ALICE O7NEILL i ' RUTH SNYDER HILLIDGE ELIZABETH PRATT CONSUELO HOLMES AMALIA SHOEMAKER ROSALIND LUCILLE WARE 1 i I j CATHERINE SARA CAMPION a . FLORENCE JANE FOSTER I ' A 2 LICE CRAMER GREEN HELEN MAE GSAND ELIZAB ETH WIDMAYER ALCEO I ELIZABETH ARMSTRONG ANDERSON LILY EY ELIZABETH PLEASANTS FOX ANITA MARIE GOLTZ MARION HUNTON JUNIORS ANNA GERTRUDE HOLMES KAREN JENSENIUS MARGUERITE THORA LUDY DOROTHEA GRACE TREBING ELIZABETH THOMSON WARNER 2 SOPHOMORES MARjORIE GERTRUDE KIMBALL RUTH OVIATT ELSIE BRINKERHOFF SMITH LUISE OTTILIE VON ROEDER FLORENCE ELEAN ER WARNER VERA WINIFRED YEREANCE FRESHMEN g VERONICA CECELIA BROWN .4 ELIZABETH EDWENA CARPENTER ' MARIE LOUISE DUGGAR DOROTHY MARIE JOHANN MADALENE KOBY MARION LORENA MACB ETH VIOLET JANE RANSOME MARION WITHERLE STAPLES U! YU! L AKD HEL KD fQ1 N51 I N 1Q f wrgjpi qu :ug 113 Tor xg.: Q1 Ly Q Q-M ICR :EJ HE 1912, COILNELLIA UT-hh Mill' ll H 14:1 7r HI YD! XX A-N. K 'E . L .,,.1 , , by I -, ., Q Miami University Cornell University DePauw 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 University of North Dakota Washington State College Oregon State College Franklin-College Delta Zeta Founded in 1902 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Eureka College Denver University University of Louisiana University of Wisconsin Oxford, Ohio Alumnae Cincinnati, Ohio Alumnae Indianapolis, Ind. Alumnae Lincoln, Neb. Alumnae New York City Alumnae Seattle, Wash. Alumnae Lafayette, Ind. Alumnae Omaha, Neb. Alumnae Ft. Wayne, Ind. Alumnae San Francisco, Calif. Alumnae University of Oregon Northwestern University University ofIll1no1s University of Southern California Koerner Metcalfe Bettis Covert Ruoff M. Kelly Brace Marsh Tewksberry McWhinney Becker Gilchrist Armstrong Chapman Curtis D. Kelly Cunneen Dean Hickey Cunningham sm mf ,Ui ,gg g-3 ,Ur U, ,Q-in M. aim Cm-:Im , i l HE 192.2 CORNELLIA In-x-. enum-Inn -1 1 u is-npr: nam- r wm.1.u.c4L'f 101 YO' ru.: mf var vm wr 2 i i ! . I ! . ! E ! ! ! . ! ! 2 ! ! Q aj Beta Chapter Established in 1908 ! i . IN URBE 5 MARY AGNES CONLON MRS. ROBERT PARKS GRANT , MRS. OSCAR VON ENGELN ! I I SENIORS Q EDITH ROSALINE BRITTON ANNE ELIZABETH CUNNEEN i DOLORES ALBERTA KELLY E i IUNIORS , I HARRIET ELIZABETH ARM STRONG . DOROTHY CURTIS ' FLORENCE BECKER ADELE DEAN ESTHER HALL BRACE 'MADELINE MARGARET HICKEY i LUCIE CHAPMAN HELEN MARGARET MARSH GLADYS CUNNINGHAM SARAH JOSEPHINE METCALFE SOPHOMORES MARGARET KELLY MARIAN MCWHINNEY HELEN KOERNER HELEN TEWKSBERRY FRESHMEN , 5 I ! HELEN BETTIS MARY GILCHRIST 'Q MARIAN COVERT ANN OJLEARY ESTHER ENGLE ' LEONA RUOFF' . 1 .UL ,Lu gm! ,gg 1111-7151 JU: ,Cn .EI ,Ln 11.5331 .U 13 .QL 55111331 1.11 nina o 11111 631 HE 192.1 COJINEY-L1 w-1-- . - w:c11:zJf fzszzrf JCHZDI - Wd-TIMLL-ll'f 'UC J?-X-DI 'U-Y P0 l 4. t 3 .Way Q , V ,, f'lW ' l i Delta Delta Delta I Founded at Boston in 1888 ' ROLL OF ECHAPTERS 2 Adelphi Pittsburgh Transylvania Oklahoma l Boston Adrian Vanderbilt Soutltiwgstern ' : Bucknell Ames Wisconsin Stan or Co ell Arkansas Drury Texas Goiiizher Cincinnati Minnesota Washington Pennsylvania Coe Alabama Wyoming H Randolph-Macon DePauw Mt. Union Oregon Stetson Franklin Michigan Kansas State , St. Lawrence Iowa Missouri Oregon Agricultural Syracuse Knox Baker Washington State sl Vermont Miami California Maine l Brenau Millikin Colorado Middlebury ' Colby Northwestern Nebraska ?utler ,, Holl' s Ohio evada ndiana Florida State Simpson mt South Methodist Colorado State mois i l 5 5 ! !j Holley Brown Fretz St. John Karns Wallace Stevens E.Watson1 5 Scott White Sherk Woehl Hooper Thompson Allison I Clapp Hoyt Cone Walker VanWirt Lelfler Stone I. Watson Voorhees Gatchell Stevenson Lasater Cummings Grannis McAllister n.. . ..-..,-.. ,E tc. M. 1. .mm D 632 HE 192.1 COILNELLIA 1.111 A Kllmilill -II ill il I llillli U - ill lil! I i i Ci I ll-Ill 51-10 I- A Y Yi! i i 2 I E , ! ! ! ! E ! . i I i Eelfcz Eeffa Ee ffa i E ! Alpha Beta Chapter I Established in 1913 I i IN F ACULTATE ' MRS. CORNELIUS BETTEN MISS EVELYN BYRD MISS ELEANOR MCMULLEN V IN URBE l MRS. OHIO C. BARBER MISS MARY FLORENCE LUMSDEN i MISS JUANITA BATES MISS VERA MCCREA MRS. MINNETTE METCALF BROCKWAY MRS. HAROLD ARTHUR PRATT 5 MRS. WILLIAM CORNELL MRS. LUCY PHELPS SIMONS Q MISS THERA EMERSON MISS EMMA ROMELIA SPEED ' ' MISS ELEANOR MARY FISH MRS. EDMUND STEVENS E MISS MARGARET FISH S MISS DELIA STONE 2 MISS ROSAMOND DELL GUTHRIE MISS KATHARINE THORP n MRS. EARL VEDDER Q SENIORS HARRIET GROSVENOR GRANNIS DOROTHY JEAN STEVENSON CORINNE LASATER CORNELIA SMALLEY WALKER 5 SARAH ELIZABETH SCOTT BERTHA EDNA WALLACE MILDRED ETHEL SHERK LYDIA PHYLANCY WHITE JUNIORS MARION GLENN CLAPP HELEN LOUISE STEVENS I BARBARA CATHARINE FRETZ DOROTHY VOORHEES Q ELINOR MARY WATSON ! SOPHOMORES DOROTHY WILSON ALLISON ETHEL JEA NETTE JULIA LE1-'FLER ' KATHARINE SARA CONE MIRIAM M CALLISTER JOSEPHINE STARR CUMMINGS KATHARIN E MONTEGOMERY LAURA MARY HOYT GENEVIEV E EVANGELINE STONE HILDA ELMIRA KARNS DOROTHY MAE VAN WIRT F R ESHMEN i DOROTHY HOLMES BROWN BARBARA GILBERT HOOPER RUTH ELIZABETH GATCHELL ELLA LUC IE THOMPSON i DOROTHY BEMENT HOLLEY JANET EL ISABETH WATSON F ELINORE ELIZABETH WOEHL Lf- 'UK M- Lm:::m rm fc: im :rn 1111 131- J.u.I cn: :cn 1- fm R 633 HE. 1912, COJLNELLIAN itil.: mu- . , ml-lui ' .'- -tal. I. -I., HEP!! ll-Ill If -I V X 7 7 A A C l : , 5 i 5 ff gr ge-ll 4 Al ' 3 i Q Chz Omega g i Founded 1895 , i , gi xi i E - 4 ROLL or CHAPTERS i - , 'M UQIYCFSIYY ofM1nnesota i : 'Q Q IQ -i f g Wllliam and Mary College ' S' i . 'A Montana State College . E Pittsburgh University . ' University of Arkansas George Washington University F Transylvania College Syracuse University E Randolph-Macon Womenas College Ohio University ' , Tulane University, Newcomb College Miami University Q. 5 University of Tennessee University of Missouri i University of Illinois University of Cincinnati E Northwestern University Coe College fl University of Wisconsin University of Utah - University of California Leland Stanford, Jr., University , University of Kansas New Hampshire College 1 University of Nebraska University of Kentucky ' University of Texas Kansas State Agricultural College 5 , West Virginia University Southern Methodist University University of Michigan Cornell University University of Colorado Oregon Agricultural College Dickinson College Ohio State University Florida Women's College University of Chattanooga Colby College Swarthmore College University of Washington University of Pennsylvania University of Oregon Iowa State University Jackson College Purdue University Hollins College Drake University Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College 5 Brotherhood Owens Sullva G C Z k D M Zawatski E Hughes Morris Schmid! Pgrrv luoglu hes 2lSlilltSs1DuHiJE3 Van Alstyne VV1ll1ts N Smith E Smith Black Oberlin Carson R055 Flshel- : . I : . , , a ' ' ' c . . , ' ' ' .l - - . . - ' , S S D Ei 'i I CU 'fn 'ID' 303- Ili xiii: :oi 11 'oi uxizu-.1-111-.11-1 u-.1 n- . - A 634 HE.I192.?. COJLNELLIA S. I-z-n ,I u rr:-m:3Dr ,Og Arc-mL 131 Srfr-mf 551313 1 S i I I I I I I I ! I I ! . I E ! I e I ' I I ' 1 W Q Theta Alpha Chapter ra I Established in 1917 I IN URBE - I , MRS. JOSEPH BARR MISS PAULINE' MITCHELL Q MISS LILLIAN BROTHERHOOD MRS. ROBERT MORSE i MISS VALERIE FROSCH MRS. ELBERT TUTTLE I SENIORS I E NANCY ELIZABETH DOSS IMOGENE GUION JULIA GERTRUDE FISHER EVELYN OBERLIN ! . i ' JUNIORS IVEITA HUHGHES LILLIAN ROSS , HELEN MORRIS NICOLAS SHAW SMITH I BERNICE MARY PARRY DOROTHY FLEMING SULLIVAN SOPHOMORES HORTENSE BLACK ELEANOR MARIE HUGHES HELEN BRIGGS MARY KATHERINE SCHMIDT FLORENCE CARSON RUTH CUSHMAN WILLITS A HAZEL HEACOCK CECELIA ZAWATSIQI 5 FRESHMEN I HELEN OWENS - LOLA CATHERINE VAN ALSTYNE I EUDORA SHAW SMITH MARY ANNA ZAWATSKI Y Xurili :Olin in lint I1 li ii IK-8 III CCY! H-lk 14 1 IIl Clllilllizlii 1 635 E 1 9 2, 2, C O IL N E L H a L I A 1-,gnu MMU- my :rn-15-Czm so, iriirrdzzcllll HCXDZYW' ff-wx. .. -ggi'-:1:'5 qzgq.,-M 1 - ' 'Pete f Kappa D61 fa .-faq.-es rw ..: V,-fi: ' ,l Xi! so , U K KA: Nr4fQ.,A . f f Qs W5 1 X 6. , v f a . f s .X of 4 L , X 5 .X lv . 'f ' ' ' Qs? if , a Q N W V vw. f f X .fy ,J 4:-.:-.,,1..4.1f.1-- 1.-- a . s- ,., - - P X x f V I ivgrys. 1, 4' ff Founded in 1897 ' ROLL or CHAPTERS Hollins College Randolph-Macon College Trinity College Hunter College Bucknell University Cornell University University of Alabama ' Florida State College for Women University of Louisiana Millsaps College Southern Methodist University University of Minnesota University of Nebraska Oklahoma A. and M. College University of Pennsylvania St. Lawrence University University of Michigan Northwestern University University of Cincinnati Illinois Wesleyan University University of Kentucky Iowa State College Coe College University of Denver University of Wyoming Colorado Agricultural College University of Southern California University of California Lawrence College University of Pittsburgh University of Texas Beloit College Kansas State College University of Wisconsin Pennock Strong Schnatz Kennedy Heine M. A. Bool Dohert Bancroft Rogers Fenner Schmid Roberts Walker Davison M. C. Bool Newburv Gable Hughes M. Ward Townsend Derrick Platt Funnell E. Ward M. S. Bool Jones . ft M. rgirgi ,tit un mf ma nu H ...ig H E L 9 2. P. C O R, N E L L I A rlilili' '-l'l-Il- ll V llI'Kllil'l1'lI Q!! ll 1 il!!-I ll-Ill 2 - H V1 ! J 1 i F ! i fgvpageffa i Omega Chi Chapter 5 Established in 1917 Q ! i i IN URBE ' MAVEAVALLEN SENIORS MILDRED STORM BOOL RUTH ANITA ST. JOHN i CLARA HARRIET DERRICK FANNY LANNEY TOWNSEND : BERTHA FUNNELL ELIZABETH WARD ' A ESTHER MAE PLATT . MARGARET' ANN WARD i . . JUNIORSO MARJORIE BOOL ELIZABETH PRITCHARD HUGHES 2 ALICE CORNELL DAVISON ADA ELIZABETH JONES ' ALICE ELIZABETH NEWBURY - ASOPHOMORES A CLYTIE BANCROET I KATHRYN FENNER MARIAN BOOL . MARIAN RUTHELLA ROBERTS , VERA DOBERT ANNA ROGERS A HATTIE SCHMID FRESHMEN 3 EDITH GABLE ELEANORAPENNOCK Q MADELINE HEINE ADELE SCHNATZ EVELYN KENNEDY MARJORIE OGDEN STRONG i GRACE WALKER V ! EDI mu 1 I,A ,ul EQ, 1114 314 Q gil Y rag. nn fp! ,UI I ,gm ,uf 637 HE 192.1 CORNELLIA i.. N3 nr:-rm :cgi-wi Min 1-Lyrvm wrzcicxinnf 'MEM' mi J X-'mr im mf iw 7 I. i E 5 - Q 1 . wif 1 fi i Q Szgma Delta 'Y 'au i Founded 1917 i i Q Rott OF CHAPTERS ! i Cornell University l University of Pennsylvania ! Ohio State University ' University of Buffalo 3 . i ' ' i i l 2 Maxine Levison Nathan Kootz Sivin Kahn - ! Ulrich D. Cohen Newman Epstein Tobias Ross E Blumberg Maybelle Levison Horowitz Phillips M. Cohen y r EL fw Linn fm fm :cn can ill-A V-aim 1-H H fain- 1-11.1.-n-1. ugux- 1 uc- - 638 1-l.EV'L92.7. COILNELLIA ' , u: nximin1ro3lu1lox.1rs1nx1n :lu Qin -1 inzxn :twiki NQQQ1-gn Un :uf Q.: 1Qf nw n If 1 E E Q I ! Q i a ! ! ! ! Q ! ! I I Q 52391710 Eelta WZ : Name Chzmgfd to Sigma Drlla Tau ! , Alpha Chapter i Established in 1917 i SENIORS E DOROTHY BLUMBERG MILDRED HELE-N EPSTEIN MIRIAM COHEN GRACE HOROWITZ Q ' JUNIORS BEATRICE KAHN RAE KOOTZ ROSE PHILLIPS . ! ! SOPHOMORES i DOROTHY COHEN JEANETTE NEWMAN MAYBELLE LEVISON MADELINE DANE Ross 2 MIRIAM NATHAN LENORE SIVIN ' FRESHMEN FLORENCE GINSBERG ' 5. . JEWEL SIVIN 1 ALICE I-IERZBERO HAGEDORN SYBIL TOBIAS i MAXINE LEVISON IRMA ULRICH E . I , I .UK Q53 1-K ,pk nn fm. ,cg H51 H43 11 IEE nu M I E71 639 HE 1.92.2 CORNEL.L1AN I I .M V ,,--. H 1- ' ' ' Alpha X2 Delta ' Founded in 1893 ' ROLL OF CHAPTERS Lombard College Kentucky State University Iowa Wesleyan College University of California Mount Union College Ohio University Bethany College University of Nebraska University of South Dakota Iowa State University Wittenburg College New Hampshire College Syracuse University University of Vermont University of Wisconsin Albion College University of West Virginia University' of Kansas University of Illinois Ohio State University Jackson College Stetson University University of Minnesota University of Pittsburgh University of Washington Cornell University Oregon State Agricultural College University of Michigan Coe College Purdue University Oklahoma University Northwestern University Drake University Hatch Duchesne Bailev Lee Stanton Gruver Hoag Clark Sharpe Lindstrom Donnell Chisholm Griswold DeLam Clough Noon Iohannsen Cormack Rathmell Browne Pye Meach EY 64:0 HE 192.2 COILNELLIA Alpha Beta Chapter Established in 1918 IN URBE MRS. AXEL FERDINAND GUSTAFSEN MISS RUTH LEE SENIORS . FRANCES LOUISE GRISWOLD MARJORIE EMELIA LINDSTROM RUTH ROSALIE CHAPMAN ANN CAMERON CHISHOLM AMY BELLE CLOUGH JUNIORS ELVA ROSE DONNELL MARGARET MENDENHALL DUCHESNE MADELINE NEVA HATCH 5 if Alpha Xi Delta MARIBELLE CORMACK DOROTHY CELIA DELANY MIRIAM ESTHER BAILEY HELEN BERDENA'CLARK ESTELLE CHAPUIS NOON GRACE LENORE SHARPE SOPHOMORES BEATRICE IRENE HOAG DOROTHEA ELIZAB ETH JOHANNSEN FRESHMEN MARY ELIZABETH BROWNE MILDRED ALICE PYE KATI-IALEEN KLINE GRUVER MARGUERITE JOSEPHINE RATHMELL ELIZABETH HAMMOND MEACH AMY LOUISE STANTON ,nj 713. ,Q3 V 15, ,cn nn Ig. IQ3H,. V ixniuxu 1-main 641 ugly: nxt gg :Q-1 IQ P2 Beta Pfll J li' .U X. University of Toronto Middlebury Colleg University of Vermont Boston University Syracuse University Cornell University St. Lawrence University Swarthmore College Bucknell Universit Dickinson College University of Pittsburgh Ohio University Ohio State College University of West Virginia Goucher College George Washington University Randolph-Macon College Hollins College Stetson University Hillsdale College University of Michigan Franklin College Founded in 1867 ROLL OF CHAPTERS University of Indiana Butler College University of Minnesota University of Wisconsin Beloit College Lombard College Knox College Northwestern University University of Maine University of Florida University of Illinois Millikin University Iowa Wesleyan University Simpson College Iowa State College Iowa State University University of Missouri Washington University Drury College University of Nebraska University of Kansas University of Wyoming Kansas State Agricultural College University of Colorado University of Denver University of Oklahoma Oklahoma Agri. and Mech. College University ofArkansas University of Texas Southern Methodist University Newcomb College University of Washington Washington State College University of Oregon Oregon State College Leland Stanford Jr. University University of California University of Southern California University of Nevada University of Arizona ' Purdue University University of Montana University of North Dakota T L1 E, 1 9 2, 2, C 0 R. N E L L 1 A I if I f f , o lcmwlf A W' Ib . ' ff E Q I f' U 1 1 'lJ,v xg Q ,Q X '15-1' J 6 Y ' Faber Klock Maxwell Rathbun Nickerson Wilson I Cramer Rudell Conner Klenke Barber Bassett Coville Gage Grigen Schreiner Husted Hannifan West H. Smith M. Smith Ihrig Hill Scott Crump Fenner Worman Ellison Lerch Richmond Blauvelt Peters it.. g ut if nu :gn 1411 ,un ,Ut It wr :Qt ,. Amina: Q31 sngiuir ,333 ui. gi nit . y 642 HE 192.2 COILNELLIA I-zu-nzqx-xquzqnnupn un ann: 4111- I Q :lpn uzminx uint fg-I nun :Q Ru um Q U1 U i ! A A I ! , Q ! ! ! Q ! ! ! Q Epi Eefawhi ' i ' New York Delta Chapter Q Established in 1918 i IN FACULTATE MISS DORIS SCHUMAKER i IN URBE N MRS. KARL DALLENBACH MRS. JESSE NICHOLLS MRS. VICTOR GAGE MRS. PAUL RUSSEL POPE 5 DR, EDITH HEDGES MATSKI MRS. GEORGE WARREN Q MRS. HERBERT HICE WHETZEL .S I E SENIORS I E DOROTHY CHURCHILL BARCK GERTRUDE SOUTHWORTH FENNER Q GRACE BROWN BLAUVELT CORNELIA ELIZABETH LERCH ! ENID CRUMP MARIAN EMILIE PETERS i LILLIAN KATHERINE ELLISON EVELYN GERTRUDE RICHMOND L ELIZABETH DOROTHY WORMAN i JUNIORS i ETHEL MELLOWS GRIFFEN IDA HELEN SCHREINER MARJORIE MARY HANNIFAN' ANNE LOUISE SCOTT I ANNE LIDDELL HILL HARRIETTE GENEVIEVE SMITH i KATHARINE HUSTED MARY HEPWOOD SMITH EVELYN ALICE IHRIG GRACE WALROND WEST SOPHOMORES I RUTH LUCILE BARBER EDITH THEODORA KLOCK ' MADALINE ANNE CARROLL MARGERY SUSAN NEVINS FLORENCE MARIE CONNER HELEN ELIZABETH NICKERSON ADDIE FABER MAR-IORIE GERTRUDE RUDELL . . , FRESHMEN STARR ANTOINETTE BASSETT ELEANOR FREEMAN GAGE I ELIZABETH COWAN CRAMER VIRGINIA LEE MAXWELL ' HELEN BROWNELL COVILLE LUCILE MADELON WILSON L... DI-mi, in M. ,m 1. gm .. . I 643 H EL L 9 2- 2. C O R, N E L L I A -.-W-,. 1.1.1.1 -1- wings-f wr nrx..mr mr vw f !...,,.l.. -..-.,...-. F .,.... -,., -,. . E ! Q Q llll ll 1 l 1' l R lin 3 1 ix ellis Q nur Z ,gy I ', Wm l te fx u -on l l . . Alpha Epszlon Phz E Founded in 1910 ! 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SENIORS EDA BERSHANSKY DIANA GINSBERG FRANCES JACOBS N ! E i JUNIORS . KITTY FROMER ' REINA GOODMAN , EMILY GOETZ EDNA HORN 3 Q JEANETTE KATCHEN' I i I E A I ' SOPHOMORES MATHILDE FELLMAN EDDIE GOODMAN 7 SOPHIA GANTZ DOROTHY JOSLOVITZ ' FRESHMEN BEATRfCE SINGER EMILY WELT 5 I i U X man- I-111. gp . ,rm Im mf mg 431 1-.13 Inf 1:23 ILA- 1- 1 1 1 1 1 1 '11 ' 11' 11 - 1 ' ' i 645 ' H E 1 . 9 2. 2. c o IL N E. L L 1 run. u 1 Qux xux 1 xqxuzguaxsxxnxix :nz 110111: prim in vvllllllv KW 3.2.1 701' l I X I 1 5 xi iw I Nwlllllllnfwyw Q S Q F S 2 Q . 5 S zgma Kappa i ' Founded in 1874 i ROLL OF CHAPTERS 3 I II ! , i Colby College Randolph-Macon -Womens College ' - Boston University Southern Methodist College 5 Syracuse University University of Indiana ! George Washington University Oregon Agricultural College ' I Illinois Wesleyan University Rhode Island State College . University of Illinois Ohio State University. University of Denver University ofWiscons1n Q University of California Florida State College for Women i University of Washington University of Buffalo 5 Middlebury College Washington State College I5 University of Kansas University of Tennessee Q Jackson College , Ohio State Agricultural College Leland Stanford, Jr., University Cornell University University of Minnesota z i 2 Q I i i l ! E . l - 5 ! l l 5 ' 5 F Wiodwgrd Wilmlcet M.VlQcke1s Acker Vann a S h t News IQEOH View Harrisc us er Merritipp lliorris lclftiehnert OSS Puxiilsy AHQIZE. Dorr , f 'UL M- 'mimi cm Mfr in fan. rm .ggi ..,. my ..,r .3 , ,, -, ,.,,-,.,.I 646 HE. 1917. COILNELLIA. Tw- K I M3111 fcrcmc-fm wb- wznimf mo-:uhh '31'11' V3 I'- If i . o 2 , 5 V ! ! I ! ! D ! ! , ! ! S ! I i Alpha Zeta Chapter Q Established in 1921 li i IN URBE 7 MRS. HARRY HOUSER LOVE MRS. 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ANNA ISABEL WILSON 1923 - i KATHERINE LENORA CAMPBELL ' MARIORIE ISABEL DICKSON 1 ELLEN HANFORD FRANCES ALDEN HASKINS E LOUISE ALFREDA HILL IDA GERTRUDE MELLEFONT I DORIS EVELYN PINDER EMMA SKINNER ROSEBOOM ' HELEN DELAVAN SMITH DORIS THERESA WADSWORTH ! i g 1924 GLADYS ADAMS l PEARL EMOGENE ANDERSON ' VERA DOBERT ' FRANCES ALIDA SCUDDER s ! ! I I . -L ,QI .m:g.,I . Im fm ,gg A QU. gg. I. M31 min 653 HE 11912, COILNELILIA Ibn:sxczbx-ximtxuxnxzxu 11:11 nlqnxznltxo in ruin: 31' 'limi I' 3 I ' ' X 4 -5 I ' 1 . I I a ' I I I 5 I I I 3 I ! 5 I I ! 7 ' I I 'KW' I i Q i -?giz2fIzA.- ! i lxzggw ' I i ! ! ! Q ayszde Aftermath i I L - I E ADELE GESINE BARTELS GRACE CONSTANCE BULLEN ' LAURA LORETTA GEER I 2 HELEN MARION HEDDON g GRACE KATHERINE HENRICH JULNIA IDA HODDICK 7 EDNA KRENTZ i EMMA GUNTHER KUEHLER - 2 I HELEN MARTHA PEAVY U i 5 ADA KENYON STANLEY A 1 I AURELIA DODSON VAUGHN ' HELEN AUGUSTA WEBER I FLORENCE ELIZABETH WEIDMAN ' Z E 1 . I DORETHEA MURIEL WESCOTT i , EMILY LUCILE WYMAN BERTHA LOUIEE ZOELLER I Q a. I' 'U' 'LH 1K ICB HH EL IT TEL :Lim III! E Q I Q . Q Q I E I EEE I .KE -,. -.-...-...- -. - , ..i 654 'I' L1 E 1 9 2. 7. C O IL N E L L I A Mouronval Wadsworth Ware Kuehnert Hershey Kreuter Powell Fretz Hoehler Rice Daly Kinne Allison Northup Nyclegger Slottman Durand Watson Cook Shoemaker ' Metcalf Henrich Howell Kinney Rowe Porter Parrott Voorhees Morris Davis Osborn McAllister Harris , . . . . Young W Omen S Christian Association EVELYN NANCY DAVIS, '22 ........... Prefidenz GRACE EVELYN MORRIS, '22 ........... Vice-Prefideni DOROTHY VOORHEES, '23 .....,........ T1-eafiirer MIRIAM MCALLISTER, '24 .............. Secretary LOIS CURTIS OSBORN, '16 .......... ' . Genrral Secrftary KATHERINE WYCKOFF HARRIS, '22 .... Chairman Religionx Mfetingf MARY PULLMAN PORTER, '22 ...... Chairman Voluntary Sindy MARTHA TOSCAN PARROTT, '22 ..... Chairman Social Commizzer ALICE MOURONVAL, '23 ...I Chairman Church Relationfhijo Committee' JOSEPHINE METCALF, '23 ,...... Chairman Rooms Committee MILDRED VIRGINIA ROWE, '22 ..... Chairman Publicity Commizfzef GRACE KATHERINE HENRICH, '23 .... Chairman Community Service SUB-CHAIRMEN DOROTHY WILSON ALLISON, '24 OLIVE LAW LINC, '24 RUTH HUNT COOK, '22 l MILDRED NEFF, '22 MARGARET ALLERTON CUSHMAN, '23 HELEN FRANCES NORTHUP, '23 FLORENCE DALY, '24 ELLEN ROSE NYDEGGER, '24 ANNE PERRY DURAND, '23 ESTHER HALE POWELL, '22 BARBARA FRETZ, '23 AMELIA SHOEMAKER, '22 ' MARY ELIZABETH HERSHEY, '22 EDITH SLOTTMAN, '23 ANNE KIMMEL HOEHLER, '22 RUTH VANBUREN RICE, '23 HELEN ILSE HOWELL, '22 ELEANOR EVA RILEY, '23 MARTHA LOUISE KINNE, '24 DORIS WADSWORTH, '23 HELEN KINNEY, '22 ROSALIND LUCILLE WARE, '22 LOUISE KREUTER, '24 ELINOR MARY WATSON, '23 -LUCY EMMA KUEHNERT, '22 BERTHA LOUISE ZOELLER, '23 ,Ur ngiggur ,I HI, Ig: 1353 gr, NIR gag lm I-A I xcxux-I-ru-vw v - I ' ' 655 HE 1.921 COILNEILLIA mul-zz u Qu. . E - 3' I In Northup Blauvelt Anthony Von Beck Pratt Slater Women s Sebf Government Assoczatzon i ! Q i ! ! i 2 ! I I ! ! i ! , C I ! 2 ! ELIZABETH PRATT, '22 . . . Prefident OLIVE NORTHUP, '22 . . . . Inf Vice-Prefidenz I A . . ii KATHARINE BLAUVELT, '22 . . Znd Vzce-Prefzzient KATHERINE SLATER,'23 . . . 3rd Vice-Prefidenzt MARION VON BECK, '22 . . . Secretary I , , , . . . ! 7 E Ln JU. me 11 g5g. ,UI fcn ,133 :EI IU. ,g D. IU. . -5333. vp. ICI. ,Qin ,UI ,433 ,QI -ggi 1:5 Im 1 GLADYS ANTHONY 22 Treafurer JUDICIARY COMMITTEE ELIZABETH PRATT Chmrman KATHARINE BLAUVELT KATHERINE SLATER EVELYN DAVIS DOROTHEA TREBING 656 r Q.. -2 . H .lil nl ,, gg 1 x I In. In s n 1 I I I I T1-IE 1912. COILNELLI A Inu:-nn: 1 1:11 11:11 uxn 11:1 .1111 n 1 1 :lim n tn 1 ' I 1 I I s I ruin 1 1- 2 'I H Nonhup Lynahan Latshlw Trebmg R1Cl1mOHd F1enCh Kreuter 'Iemple Lovelind Close Seymour HOTOWIEZ Wood Anthony Von Beck Blauvelt Pratt O Northup Slater DaV1s SCU Government Assoczatzon Connczl ELIZABETH PRATT 22 OLIVE NORTHUP 22 KATHARINE BLAUVELT 22 KATHERINE SLATER 23 EVELYN DAVIS 22 GERTRUDE LYNAHAN, 22 KATHERINE FRENCH, 23 JESSIE WOOD, 22 MARION VON BECK, 22 DOROTHEA TREBING, 23 ANNE SEYMOUR, 25 EVELYN RICHMOND, 22 ELINOR CLOSE, 22 GLADYS ANTHONY HELEN NORTHUP, 23 GRACE HOROWITZ, 22 CLARA LOVELAND, 22 LOUISE KREUTER, 24 ADA EDSELL, Z2 OLIVE TEMPLE, 22 P1 eszdent of Sel Government Ass n President of Ontszde Houses Preszdent of Rtsley Prestdent o Sage President of Y W C A Preszdent of Atlzlettc Ass n P1 estdent o Women s Dramatic Club Census Taker President o Senior Class Prestdent 0 nntor Class Prestdent o Freshman Class Women s Edttor ofthe Sun Chairman o Voeattonal Gnzdanee Chazrman o Sentor Advisory Committee Chazrman o nntor Advisory Committee Chauman 0 Finance Committee Chazrman o Soezal Commzttee Chau man of Calendar Rejbfesentatwe of Ontszde Houses President ofL O V KD l ! 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GEORGIA WHITE EDITH SEVERANCE RUTH SEYMOUR MARGARET STOREY GERTRUDE HARTZELL ! n . HONORARY MEMBERS : Miss JULIA MELOTTE MISS GERTRUDE NYE JOHN THOMAS PARSON MARTIN WRIGHT SAMPSON E ACTIVE MEMBERS 1922 3 KATHERINE FRENCH MILDREVD ROWE Q MADELINE GROSSHANDLER OLIVE NORTHUP ELIZABETH PRATT . JESSIE WOOD 1923 ANNA DURAND HELEN SCHREINER 5 1924 I LUCY CURSONS . ALIB ETH MCCARTNEY KATHRYN MYERS RUTH OVIATT MADELINE Ross BARBARA TREVOR MRs. WALTER WILLCOX ,IL 'UK DK 'DK HH YUL un. EIL ECM .Lg 1351 ,UI 'Dk 1 rlli Ilizui 658 HE 192.2 COJLNELLIA I-:sm Qmtmxn gxuxxonsruqnxrxqtlu 14111: - :I 1 ex: n luilnxilnli vrg3pg pw :Qi 1'CX1X1r I I .. I E E F . : I 1 1 I F : :- : Alhson Graves ensenlus Dlckenson Kmght Lerch I Vnahan Kreuter Northup Women S Atlzletzc Council GERTRUDE LYNAHAN 22 Premienz ELIZABETH LERCH 23 Vice-Prefzdent DOROTHY ALLISON 24 , Secretary HELEN NORTHUP 23 T1 famwr KAREN JENSENIUS 23 Publicity Managfr CLASS REPRESENTATIVES LUCILLE KNIGHT LOUISE KREUTER ELEANOR GHAVES I ! . 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Prefzdent i SUNSHINE ULMAN ........ Vice-Prendmt I LUCY ORENSTEIN ........ Treafurer CHRISTINA WILLIAMSON ..... Recording Secretary ALICE AGMAN ...... Acting Cowefpovzding Sfcvezfczry ! BOARD OF DIRECTORS I CLAUDIA BARNES DORA MORRIS I , MADELINE GROSSHANDLER MAY ASHMORE 'THROPP ' CARMEN JEROME HELEN ZIEGLER i HONORARY MEMBERS E MRS. LIVINGSTON FARRAND MRS. H. SCHMIDT ! MRS. NASMYTH DR, GEORGIA L. WHITE I ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Q ALICE BLINN MRS. ELIZA VAN LOON i MRS. CHARLES BURDICR MRS. CATHERINE VOSBURY 1 MRS. ALISON CUTHBERT GERTRUDE NYE , MARGARET CUTHBERT LUCY PARK STUDENT MEMBERS ! ALICE AGMAN, '24 ROWENA MORSE, '23 ' ESTHER ANTELL, '23 MARTHA O'BRIEN, '23 ' CLAUDIA BARNES, '23 LUCY ORENSTEIN, '24 , RUTH BATEMAN, '24 HILDEGARDE PAYER, '23 I ELEANOR BAYUK, '24 PLACIDA POWERS, '22 E KATHERINE BLAUVELT, '22 SARAH RATNER, '24 5 MILDRED BORK, '23 EVA REITH, '25 Q SYLVIA CASPE, '23 ELEANOR RILEY, '23 I JESSIE COHN, '24 LILLIAN ROBERTS, '23 i JEAN DEWEY, '24 NATALIE ROGERS, '25 1 DOROTHEA DICKINSON, '23 RUTH SEINFEL, '25 , ANNA DURAND, '23 EDITH SEVERANCE, '23 i BEATRICE ECKS, '24 RUTH SEYMOUR, '22 HELEN EISENBERG, '23 DORIS SILBERT, '22 MARJORIE FELLOWS, '25 FANNY SIMON, '23 1 EVELYN FOLKS, '23 ANNE SNITOW, '25 MIRIAM FRIEDMAN, '22 OLIVE TEMPLE, '22 - SOPHIE GANTZ, '24 MAY ASHMORE THROPP, '22 E RASHELLE GOLDBERG, '24 ROSAMOND TRILLING, '24 Q SARAH GRAY, '24 ALETTA TUTTLE, '25 ' FRANCES GRISWOLD, '22 SUNSHINE ULMAN, '22 - MADELINE GROSSHANDLER, '22 JUANITA VAIL, '23 ANNA HOEHLER, '23 FAYE VORIES, '24 CARMEN- JEROME, '24 VERA VOYNOW, '25 I KATHERINE KEIPER, '24 - PEARL WEAVER, '23 CARROL LESTER, '24 ESTELLE WEISBORD, '25 , OLIVE LING, '24 MARY WILLCOX, '22 Q MARIE MAHER, '23 CHRISTINA WILLIAMSON, '24 T RODNEY MASON, '22 HELEN ZEIGLER, '22 ! 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ATHLETICS MAJOR SPORTS Council ...... Baseball ,... Football .... . Navy ...... ..... Track ........ MINOR SPORTS 'Council ...... Basketball . . . iGolf ....... 'Hockey .... Lacrosse. . Polo .... Soccer .,.. H 'Tennis .......... . ,Wrestling .......... WEARERS or THE C , . . BOARD or EDITORS .,... CLASSES Seniors, 1922 ...... Juniors, 1923 ,......... CLASS HISTORY ......, . 669 550 539 521 487 501 553 554 568 566 562 570 560 564 558 485 .11 .93 197 189 I ndecc FACULTIES OF THE COLLEGES Agriculture ......... Architecture ........ Arts and Sciences Engineering. . Law ...,.......... Medicine .......,... Veterinary ...... ..., FEATURE SECTION. . . FELLOWS ............ ERATERNITIES CLASS OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES 478 Student Council ............ Freshman Advisory Com.. . . . 11922 Committees ........... .1923 Committees ........... ' 11924 Committees. . . . . . . 41925 Committees.. . . . . . CLUBS Beth L,Amed .............. Blair Club ...,...... ....... British-American Club ...... Chinese Students Club ...... Christian Association ....... 479 480 481 482 483 421 439 431 433 Acacia .......... Alpha Chi Rho ..... Alpha Chi Sigma. .. Alpha Delta Phi- ..... Alpha Epsilon P1 ...... ..... Alpha Gamma Rho. . Alpha Psi ........... Alpha Sigma Phi .... ..... Alpha Tau Omega... ..... Alpha Zeta ........ Beta Sigma Rho. . . Beta Theta Pi .... Chi Phi ........... Chi Psi ............. Delta Chi ..,....... Delta Kappa Epsilon. . . . . . . Delta Phi ........... Delta Tau Delta. . . Delta. Upsilon .... Eleusis .,.......... Huntington Club .... Kappa Alpha ..,.... ,,,,, Kappa Delta Rho. . . Kappa Phi ......,.. Kappa Psi ........ Kappa Sigma ...,... 35 52 55 .67 73 75 .77 237 .86 332 334 366 278 382 370 328 336 294 314 340 292 272 282 306 286 310 300 280 356 388 274 360 362 330 -xqmqmqn up -- - icmquuqnz .rin ng :msn aQm1nx11nx 1: T W 1 lv. . n Cosmopolitan Club ......... Filipino-Cornellians . .. Hill School Club .... ..... Kappa Beta Phi ..... Lawrenceville Club ......... Le Cercle Francais. . . . . . . 1XfIajura ............ ..... Manuscript Club ........... OHTcers Club ...... ........ Poultry Association .......... Rocky Mountain Club ...... Scalp and Blade ............ Senators .................. 436 435 438 425 422 426 432 420 424 423 434 429 438 427 Lambda Chi Alpha. . Omega Tau Sigma.. . Gmicron Alpha Tau Phi Delta Pi Phi Delta Sigma Phi Delta Theta Phi Epsilon Pi Phi Gamma Delta Phi Kappa Psi Phi Kappa Sigma Phi Sigma Delta Phi Sigma Kappa Pi Kappa Alpha 312 368 5 7 7 ...........350 ............3'8 Southerners ................ 428 Pi Kappa Phi CORNELLIAN COUNCIL ..... 85 Pi Lambda Phi DEDICATION ................ 7 Psi Upsilon 664 ' '1II!Dl EL 1.11 in 5 H E1 I. 9 2. 7. C O R, N E L L I A . 11 Rho Psi ................... 380 SOCIETIES I I Scorpion .................. 374 Al-Djebar .....,............... 414 Seal and Serpent ........... 324 Aleph Samach ................. 400 .Sigma Alpha Epsilon ....... 308 Atmos ........................ 415 Sigma Alpha Mu ....,...... 346 ' Delta Theta Phi ............... 413 Sigma Chi .......... ....... 3 04 Eta Kappa Nu ................ 404 Sigma Nu ................. 316 Gargoyle .........,............ 407 Sigma Phi ................. 302 I-Iebs-Sa ...................... 410 Sigma Phi Epsilon ....... . . .352 Helios .... i .....,.............. .411 Sigma Phi Sigma ........... 338 Phi Beta Kappa ................ 405 Sigma Pi .................. 384 Phi Delta Phi .................. 412 Sigma Upsilon ,............ 376 Phi Kappa Phi .,........,..... 406 Tau Epsilon Phi .....,...., 364 Pyramid .....i.... ............. 4 08 Theta Alpha ,... ........... 3 72 Quill and Dagger .............. 399 ' Theta Chi ................, 3'4 Rod and Bob .................. 409 ' Theta Delta Chi ........... 284 Scabbard and Blade .......... . . .417 Theta Xi ..........,....... 320 Sigma Delta Chi ............... 401 Zeta Beta Tau ...........,. 326 Sigma Gamma Epsilon .......... 416 gem Psi ............ ...,.,. 3 73 Eiglrna . ................... 402 odiac .................... 2 p inx ea ................... 397 IN MEMQRIAM -..A...'.'..,., 12 Tau Beta P1 ................... 403 INDEPENDENT ASSOC'N M394 COMMITTEES -----'-- S31 LIBRARY STAFF ..........,.. 91 WOMEN,S ACTIVITIES MILITARY ---------- I ----- - 471 Advisors of Women ,,........... 573 MUSIC, DRAMATICS AND DEBATE Junior Women ................. 605 Band ..,.................. 457 ORSANIZATIONS ' . Debate .....,.,.. .......... 4 66 osmopolitan Club ...........,. 661 Dramatic Club ............. 464 Dramatic Club ....... .......... 6 58 Eastman Stage. ............ 470 Winners of W.A.A. CD ........ 660 Glee Club. 5 ...,.........., 452 Women,s Athletic Council ....... 659 Mandolin Club ............ .454 Women's Self-Government Ass'n. .656 Masque ................... 460 Y. W. C. A. ,.................. 655 Musical Clubs ............. 456 SENIOR WOMEN' ..............,... 575 '86 Memorial Stage ......... 467 SOCIETIES '94 Memorial Stage ......... 468 Apeth ......................... 65-3 Orchestra ..... ...,......... 4 58 Mortar Board .................. 650 Woodford Stage ............ 469 Raven and Serpent .,.......,... 652 OFFICERS or ADMINISTRA- Qjdovg' M' 3 - - H5 ---r-' - '- - 221 TIQN ........................ 80 SOROQQIEZ elm ---E ---E-'--- . OFFICERS OF MILITARY Alpha Epsilon Phi .............. 644 SCIENCE AND TACTICS ...,. 81 QEPEH Y3il1?1CfOI'1 PI .............. p a 1 ..................... I . PUBLICATIONS l Alpha Xi Delta ................ 640 Annuals ............,...... 442 Ch- O 634 . 1 mega .................... Chgmlst' '. ' 450 Delta Delta Delta ............,. 632 g1V1lfEI'1g11'1C6f ............. Delta Gamma I D -. - nn.. n t H I ' '624 Eoumrymzm ' 444 Delta Zeta ..................... 630 ra ' 1 ' X Kappa Alpha Theta ............ 620 Law Qualterly ............. 449 Ka 3 Delta 636 . Sibley Journal ............. 446 Kappa Ka ' 627 l SUD ....................... .'ii..'. I Waow .................... 145 11 eta 1 '1 I - Sigma Delta Tau ............... 638 SCHOLARS Sigma Kappa ................,. 646 Graduates ..... 4 ............. 90 STUNT PICTURES ......,.....1.... 602 V Undergraduates ............ 88 VIEW SECTION ....... ............ 1 6 66' if-in cfi iis ix A Body of Beauty, A Chassis of Might ! S TOURING CAR F. O. B. 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E E 9 LIGHT ANGLES AND E S SMALL CHANNELS FOR FIREPROOFING, 5 l FU RRING and E CO CRETE i 9 i Defgrmed Square Deformed Round E E 5 E .. , H 3 A - .f '24 ,- if W ,f , E ,, ..:, ,V ful ,. ,.A.. ,, 5 , . X, I E Twisted Square FF ALO TEEL CO. E TO AWANDA, EW YORK 9 E E 0:01lmInummmuunuInInunnuuQ4uunnnumlannnuurnIunununmmnunnnnunnmmuununnurm:uuunurunnunulwnnuuuunnarvnuuuIruuuuununnuuunmmwmunnnunuunuuunmmmunnunnnnIunnnnnmunuuannnrnnnmnnumImunmc:IvuuunuanunuunuawInuuuuununnunn:IumnunnunuuunnnxuruIumuunnummr1unwuunnumwnununxnnuam 671 5 5 S v 0,4 ununnnnnnnunmmn ummm 1nuunnuunmnmnmnn ummm uffalo Fuel Company Anthracite and Bituminous C O A L OFFICE 1018 Marine Trust Bldg. BUFFALO, :: :: NEW YORK uwnwnrunwIwnnmuuuunuumunuumunumm nnuwnnInuIununnsnumIuunfIIunnun1mwnnmuunum 1unnununnnInwnun1nuwnmnwuIcnnuwnw1InuunnInIunwnwnInInuunnvInInIuunIunInIuuunnmmmmunmm IN BUFFALO G. E. More Co. HAVE BEEN KNOWN FOR UPWARDS OF SIXTY YEARS AS THE PLACE TO BUY HATS AND FURS YOU WILL ALSO FIND AN UN- USUAL LOT OF IMPORTED OVER- COATS, CHIEF AMONG THEM BEING THE BURBERRY FROM LONDON W. A, MORE, 1913 G. E. More Co.. Inc. ELEVEN WEST EAGLE STREET BUFFALO, N. Y. nu 2 nmummu 1uuwIunInnnuvuuunnu1nIvI:ruuummmmummn nnmmnumun muumnuuunm mmmxnmnu The Onondaga Syracuse, N. Y. DN 0 0 T. I .Qi ' . Heli k e Q fffixi x C7 5 , YE N ,QM .' i .,fj'1 1 Bug: E -Ea gan H Ehlig ulw ' a1 gcA on I li ...- M514 mm. .z 1-ai-'gg'-' F 'Im ' -Sw 2 zifllil - .z f 'ana L s 6 ,7 4 CUSE, NY-'S 500 Rooms RATE-,SZ PER DAY AND UP. 23-9 'J 'A H1 'Q-' -A -E K .. i l - snuuvxd AN ADVOCATE OF THE FREE PRESS x'InwIuInununwIuwnInunnnununnnnunuIunuuwnIwnnnK:nuununwmInunnnnunnmnnmuuuIuuInnunnannnInIuunmIunuanrnnuuuunmIImmuunnuuununm u I Inmmuu1IuwIuIIIIIuunI1InInnIvmnnnuz1II1nuI4umumumnuunmumuI1nzeuwunr1IuInIuInuanununnnnnwnInnuInumunwnmuunnnunnnuuuununnl mm lu I I xmmmmuxuunmn As the Cornell student-body and Alumni take just pride in the scholarship Which their Alma Mater has maintained,-We, also, take pride in the selection of Alherene Stone The Material for Laboratory Equipment for the hoods, table tops, reagent shelves, sinks and gutters throughout THE NEW LABoRAToRY or CHEMISTRY This equipment will he furnished and installed by Alherene Stone Company g 223 East 23rd Street New York City 673 ummnnuniuunnnummmnmnmuuan iuvuumannununninrnuImmummmumuu unmanuummmInninunmnmum4nuuuum muniIiivumnvinnumm1nunmiiumumnumnnmnnu innininunmanIinnnurunnnnunuwnuumuunmmwun: ummmmu i I mum umnunw Manufacturers of Wrappz'ng Papers Raripaco Brands 140,000 Pounds Paper Daily 140,000 Pounds Pulp Daily Mills-Potsdam, New York EASTERN SALES OFFICE n Grand Central Terminal Building - - New York City,-N.Y WESTERN SALES OFFICE 507 Union Trust Building ---- Cincinnati, Ohio unnuniuIinunuainnnunnniunuIiinnuunurmmmmmnumnmununnninmimuummiiinnininnninnuun.1uniunmnvuumuuiuun xvurxiInuuimumummI:mmuuvunuuninuiiInmuuiummmnuumamimnmuuumnuuni uuu:ummiuniniinmumumm:nininnIrunuuuIunumIinununnuniununinuiiunuuucnmnumnnn nIiiiiinvviIvui1niIiunnn1nunumunnnuunuiiuuvmnumunummmm:uninnninn:nunniimvimulminiiInuinmnunnmminuuuiIuuivunnuuunuumnunnmnummununm LARKI BROTHER Have Been Supplying CORNELLIANS for Thirty-three Years Wholesale Department For Large Buyers All the Delieaeies For Large or Small Parties and Receptions YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED JOHN J. LARKIN, Mgr. and Prop inmanuiniIiinniniIiuuwImiuumnunmmmmum enunumunuumunnIiwininIinummimuIuumnmnnummiuunu un im: nun: mmuinunuunuuuuiunmuu nur1mvnuunnInunuuuni4uunmmnnuunummnuimuonnmmnuinnmnuunnnuuuaun 674 0 pn nun nuuinuuuuluum lu I can in nm: iiiiuiinnnninuunununuinnuuiiIiuIrunuinmnuIunnmnnnnuununmI an in n in u n x u n u I q ui Q 5 4 pq ESTABLISHED IBIS qjgegggga-age? tlemenbz umislyixg uns, MADISON AVENUE COR. FORTY-FOURTH STREET NEW YORK Telephone Murray Hill 8800 For Men and Boys Complete Outlittings for Every Occasion Ready made or to Measure For Day or Evening Wear For Travel, Motor or Outdoor Sport English Shirts, Neckwear, Hosiery Fine Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps Trunks, Valises, Rugs, etc. Send for CZothe.v and the Hour l. BROOKS BROTHERS, Building, convenient to Grand Central, Subway, and to many of the lead- B 0 s T o N NEWPORT mg Hotels and Clubs TREMONTCOR.BOYLSTON 220 BELLEVUE AVENUE ., IIIII IIIIIIIUIIH IIlDIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIllllIlIIIUIIIIIVIIIIIIUIlllllIIIIIKDIIIIIAIIIIII U 1 HD IDlI1IlI1IlIIIUIIIIIIIllIlIDIKIIIKIKIIlIUIlIlIlNIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIlDIIlIlIKIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIOIVI lIIU II llm l I UI IlIIIlUl U I HID l U l 3 l U U I 1 IK 4 U III I IU! llll l IIIIIUIII I IIIIDI ID I D U O U U IID Il ID I lDI I U Ill D D ll Illll IHIIDIIIII I IK nun uulu u lm nu In n n n ur n in nnnniunmunn u u in in un n n nu In z 675 LEADERSHIP Keeping pace with the growtli of the city,- planning and consistently realizing an adequate capacity,- prov1d1ng equipment that is always the best that can be had in rooms and restau- rants,-serving food that healthfully satisnes both taste and appetite, and pleasing the best traveling patronage year in and year out with a general goodness of service that makes fastidious persons like to come back-this is the composite ideal of the management of the Hollenden Hotel. The Hollemien Hotel Company CLEVELAND, OHIO. I I l l 676 nm nunnuuunmnumn hase and C ompany CLOTHIERS-HATTERS-SHIRTMAKERS 1018-1020 Chapel Street New Haven, Connecticut Permit us to thank you for your patronage and the part you have taken in making the past year in business a successful one. Now at the beginning of a new season we are extremely anxious to have you continue with us and want to assure you that we will do everything within our power to merit your conhdence. If there is any reason why we should not expect to meet you again on these grounds, we will consider it a favor if you will let us know-that we may have the opportunity of correcting any mistake or clearing any misunderstanding that may exist. Hoping in either case to see or hear from you again, and with best wishes for nineteen twenty-two we are Faithfully yours, CHASE AND CQMPANY Branch: 212 East State St., Ithaca, N.Y. 1uimummmumuumn Cornell Books There are books by Cornellians and books about Cornell. You are probably interested in some of them. Tell What you are inter- ested in and let us quote. The books by Andrew D. White are now selling With us. Professor Von Engelnls Concerning Cornell is another good book. PICTURES There are many Ways to get the pictures. Photographs are to be preferred. Viewbooks are less expensive and the annual Troy cal- endar is the rnost up-to-date. We can serve satisfactorily. g o CORNELL CQ-GP SOCIETY Morrill Hall, Ithaca, N. Y. i 678 mrmnnuuu ninIunuvlnIuuuuuuuw-ummuu 1InnunuunulnnInuuunInInuuuuunIanIununnnininuuununwIwuwnIuannunwvwnIwuuuinumrnsmvmnuinnIinIimmnnnnnuinuniniunnnnninnvununmuumnummm New Alhambra Hotel and Restaurant Our dining room is the best place to eat during Sum- mer School. Always cool. Our planked steaks are famous. Tom - Herson, Prop. COR. AURORA AND SENECA ST. mrmuumunmcnl IrxmnuunnuuuuuuwnwIwIwunIinwInnnnIrui1isnnnnumm:mnumninvunnIinwuwn+1nI11Iininininuinnwn1nunnnnun1l1nwnwnnumuumuumnv wnnuvwnunnmuurmnuuiIuvmuumniIviwinniniInw1inuurauivininwnIInn1ninunnuIunnluin11uw1iIinunuiuuruiInn1ni1+nnnnnuinIwasuunnuui1iununuuunuumruuuuu We think We have the best store in town. But We're trying to make it better all the time. OUR AIM IS TO GIVE The Best Goods The Best Serfoiee The Lowest Possible Price AtWater's The Store With Everything to Eat. COLONIAL BUILDING Phones Grocery 2761 Market 2952 2 E wIuuAnunnnwnuluunuuuulnunmvluuum Q1nnuwuinuuiniuxwnuucuiuw1wriInrnw1nuuuIurnnnnnumuunmwnmuu 1nnnnu1unuiIuinuninuInuIinunmnvuuvnmnnnmnum HENRY R. KENT CARL M. VAIL Henry R. Kent 86 Co. ENGINEERS CONSTRUCTORS 4 v . L' xiii-, ' I G 1 Ill .Hg I ok ' 141 BROADWAY 10 HIGH STREET New York Boston, Mass. ENGINEERING ormcts RUTHERFORD, N. J. wIuu4unuunnnnnfwmunmuIwuuuvwniuuuiuwnnu:uuunuIuI'1iu,snImiuuinnunnIunuunmuummnnuummnn nn :ommunmm I I l 4-' . 1. .---is '- -Ty -I. ff. or . my i 1,561.3 . f ' IQ. 1'9 'iw 1 1 GM- dim' ..,,, , .. .... it DONT BLUSH, ABIE, BLUSHES TAKE BLACK uzmmmnumn HE ATKI PRESS TIQINTING Q -rn: AIKINSUN PRESS muncuuz PUBLICATIONS, FRATERNITY WORK PROMPT SERVICE EARL E. ATKINSON TELEPHONE 2623 122 SOUTH TIOGA STREET, ITHACA IN HEAD OR twenty years the name Buick has been indelibly linked with those car qualities that appeal most pro- foundly to car owners-sturdiness, MQTOR CA power, unfailing dependability and day in day out satisfactory service under every possible condition. .I Im.,,.,,....,.4.I.,.,.,.,..,.......,.,.,.I. Buick Motor Company FLINT, MICHIGAN. Divixion of General zllotorf Corporalion Pioneer Builders of Valve-in-Head Motor Cars Bravzchef in all Principal Citief-Dealer: .Everywlzerz When better automobiles are built, Buick will build them IInnuInIIInIuIvmuIIuInIIIIInIIIIIuuwIInI4IIInInI4IInIIInuuInnIIIIIIInInInIIIIInIunuInnuunwuIIIIuInIuIIInIII4IIIuInIIIIIuIInnuI1IIInIInIInIIImIIInIIIIIIII4IIInIIIIIIIInIInIInInIIIIIInInIIIIInnInI-uIvIIInnuruuIvnInuIIIInIIInInvuIImmnrnunIuInnnIIIIIIIIInnnIIIIIInIIIIuIIII4IIIIInninuIIIIIIInIImmunnmmmm:IIII4IIIIIunnnnInIIIIniIImunnuuwnmum G80 U PLUMBI G FOR Chemical Laborator NOW BEING INSTALLED BY E JA J. BRES HA CONTRACTING ENGINEER 462-464 ELK STREET, BUFFALO, N.Y. 'Ulf mf fiifji? ge- ' ,f ' ' M vi' r' , ,1- ,324 '- f.4 wF . ff A V4.1 ' -if - oll. ON, , , ,. ' ' f '5 'J' 4, , MQW .f ' IP 3 P ,ilk ,z -' , .. , O. ,If ff ' ' f MM. -. 1- ws- . A .4 ...W ,, f'3Q1f 'ffV-Ze. f ,e' - , ' ,ef .,.,2,,A ug LY. 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MIDDAUGH Dial 2651 Fresh and Smoked Meats Special Service and Attractive Prices To Large Buyers Fraternity Patronage Solicited InniInunuinnIuniinuniniIrninruniuiinnIimiviIiiiuiniiiuinnnuIniiiniiiinnnuuunnmnupmimmm uuunIuuuiininiIumIiuInnuunnunnunuuiIinunuiunnriIinnIiuvIininIiuuIiinIiuuuuuniIiuuuunnviIiviuuIiuiiiniIinunuinnininIinnunuiIuuwnnmunniummn Your Prescription from home will receive our careful attention. The Hill Drug Store C. W. DANIELS, PHARMACIST 323 College Avenue iIruiiinuuuinniIiuinnnuuiIiniInmuinnmaununuunmunnunnununuiIiniIniIuinnufnnininuinuunnnuum:mnnm:nmmi mrnmmuu 2 nnIuuiIinurunnniunnniinimnumnuimuruviniifuninunuuuun:nunumiunimnmruiummmv f . .... f X ig ' . .1 Q J , f , X' fa S f if -1 ' 9? I A gf r ii it i MD D mmm vunnnwmnmmnmmu T lze Chrzktzeznee-Dudley Tlzarmaey, Ine. 214-216 EAST STATE ST. PRESCRIPTION SERVICE TOILET PREPARATIONS STATIONERY SODA FOUNTAIN HIGH GRADE CANDIES AFTER You Leave Cornell When you fellows are scattered all over the country, you'll find it rather hard to drop into a shop and secure the articles of wear you have been in the habit of buying, like-Collar- attached Shirts, Correct Cravats, Golf Hose, Wool Hose, Caps, Young lVIen's Hats and the last word in Full Dress Fixings. Our Mail Order Department will always be at your service. Send to us, and our Uncle Samuel will do the rest. L. C. BEIVIENT THE TOGGERY SHOP MAKERS OF SHIRTS THAT FIT , fi' ' 1-1 -2 PS ' f f 2, 515 4Y 2?7i'Ti,fi:HT i Milf 2 -rfsri -,.-1 Thiflw' It If! fl' Q5 -Qi a2f?55lJ.f'Za5Tf5 - 'fre , it A Sldili ,f.',f'giritfr:'fiff,will ,awp-,q-',r3gs. g4fgi.'leQmi2H.4 fff1ggli..,!1::ga1,3ff.: -ri im Mft: f1?h'H1'ie2ILf tu m1.w'.2M qaiylrsytifvlzfiflre-d' , 'l 'f tfjgfvytyj-lriigci yy. I -Jkltfalifmxz rfffffi flvl 'Eng .,ul. flfafidlkggga-tty: -,ff .' 1 nt G-Mu.I'l4 COPLEYSQUARE A THE BRUNSWICK Boylston Street at Clarendon TH E LENOX Boylston Street at Exeter Men and Women ofthe Business, Professional and SocialiWorlds meet in the foyers of these two Back Bay Hotels. Cotrell and Leonard Albany, N. Y. Makers and Renters of ACADEMIC OUTFITS Correct hoods for all degrees Sample Bulletin, full information on request Intercollegiate Bureau of Academic Costumes L. C. BEIVIENT Our Ithaca Representative and Distributor nnuumnuumumuuru 41 Im III Im nu 1. I 'LH' bf Ill' I ' , I .',.qf U-,-. gtg' ':.2'.'f-. . 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I D.--'1Il'l-'I 4 -I 'lASK FOR - : NESTLES NESTLES NESTLES EVERY DAY ESKIMO I PIE ASSORTED E: THE CHOCOLATE COVERED ICE CREAM CONFECTION 5 At The Best Dealers Ac The Best Dealers At The Best Dealers The UNIVERSAL MILK COMPANY West Clinton St. Tel. 2983 Q I nunll nun :Im :I uIIIIImIIIImuIIInIIInuslum:ImuIIIIIIIIIIIInIInunmmnIIInnIIInIInImIIInuIIuuIIIIIIuI 1IrL.IIIInIun Inu I: I I u n :I u nr IruIIIIIIIIIIIIarnIIIIIIInuIIIIInmunInIIIIIIInuuIumIuIuIuu no Illrlrlxmm noi Q IIIIIIIIIII Inn: I Inn IIIn I I u I n un I u n u u u n In Iln n IIIIn Im: Inu IIa n um Ilnnn lz'o Geo. W. The above are some of our Millar 81 C Paper Merchants o., MAYVILLE TYMPAN MAYVILLE OFFSET MAYVILLE DIE WIPING MAYVILLE FOLDERS Hspecialsn and are standard in their res 284-290 L New York City afayette Street a u u uIuIIn n IIuIIuIImmIIuuIIIII um I z. I n n u n n Inc. pective lines. n n n u I Inu I I1 IIII: I n n I I zz uI u u In L. umm II I II. :I mIIIIIIIIIIII:IIIIInIInIuIIIIIImmnImIIIIIIImIIIImIIIIInImIIIIIInnIImIumn:uIIIIIIIIIIInIIIIIIIIIInI II r KEEP USI MI D Whenever youivvant athletic equipment of any kind, either While you are at Cornell oi' after you leave, We make a specialty of filling mail orders for athletic equipment for Let us put your name on our mailing list for our semi-annual catalogue delivery all over the country. Special discount to out-of-town alumni, I 1 We have for immediate shipment, full outfits for baseball, football, tennis, golf, basketball and all other indoor and outdoor sports. 5 Treman King and Compan Ithaca, N. Y. :o:mInrmm::IIIIIIIIIIInI In I n u I u n IIn IIn I III no IIIn II u IuI L I I UI IIIaIIIIIIIIIIIInIIIIIIIIIIIIuIIIIIIIIIuIIIIII no 'OI Inn u IIIIII nu n :II I n I u III nI II ri o u IIuI I nu n :I I IrII IIIIn IIn I In In I In I IInIII IIInIIIIIIIIIIIInImnummIIIIIIIIIIIInIIIIIIIIIn0 own IIn u uIII I Im IIIIIIu I aI I I n r u n IInIIIIIIIIIIIIQIIIIIIIIIIII II nII n r IIIIIIn u n In nI I: III: IIIIIIInIIIIIIIIIIIInIIIIIIIIIIIIuII r o 655 IninmwIwunnnunnnmnnuummuuuuuuu Promptness Thi? is impfmnf in Robinson Studio REPAIRING as in anyg A 1NCoRPoRATED E other line. We take Care of rush orders as quickly PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITS as 1S consistent with good FRATERNITY GROUPS k I h' . :: Wm mans lp PICTURE FRAMES 1.,.i.,.i,..f.g.,............i A Comparifon of Quality if Invited i Bruno Longo 143 South Aurora Street Just Across the Bridge 212-214 mm......u....i.,.,.i.f..m.......,.,.,......,.,.u...i.i.,.nm...,.W.i.,.,.,.mm...,,.i...m.,.,.i.,.umH,.,.,....M..,...n,.,,,..,.,..un...W.,n,..,...,....i.g. .g...,.,.,.,.,...,H.,.,...,.,.W...,.,,.,u..,.,.,.i.Hu,.W..,Dm.i.,.,...u..,.,.,.,...M...,...,..,...,Hi..,..m,.,.in.ummm...H.um,.i.,.,.......,...i....n.i...i...i..u 686 o Q o o u mmumw Finger Lakes Oil Co., Inc. Auburn, N. Y. Dirlributorr of Penn-o-lene Gasoline Kerosene Motor Oils Szrvicf Smtiorir Auburn, N. Y., Clark 51 Aurelius Ave. Auburn, N. Y., North 81 Garden Sts. Oswego, N. Y. Wallington, N. Y. 0, 1 ir u u in rx n n u fo r 1 n 1 I u r rv r FREOKLE Donlt Hide Them With a Veil, A Remove Them With Othine Double Strength This preparation for the treatment of freckles is 2 under guarantee to refund the money if it fails. E 5 5 first few applications should show a Wonderful im- 5 provement, some of the lighter freckles vanishing 2 S entirely. E 2 strength Othine, it is this that is sold on a money- 55 back guarantee. - usually so successful in removing freckles and - giving a clear, beautiful complexion that it is sold E Don't hide your freckles under a veil, get an E ounce of Othine and remove them. Even the E Be sure to ask the druggist for the double a :z Papayanakos Thr place where you are Jura of the Bart .ffrrorzfmerirt of Sweetr THE HOME OF THE FAMOUS HOT EUDGE Whitmaiiis, Page and Shaw, Apollo and other high grade chocolates are always to be had. Service is ourfirst aim Corner of'College Avenue the Car Line o n o n o n u r 0 u 0 1 num r r o r n 0 J ALL IN A DAY'S WORK 0.4 n 1 ul u n a u u n 10:0 0:41 c i n iiiiuinuinrx1IinniunIniumuunmnnunnunaviIiuiuininnanuanuimnmmuunmnun n WATKINS, N. Y., on Seneca Lake I Q Wm. E. Lefiingwell, President OPEN ALL THE YEAR I V.. . ,..,. '...i, A Mineral Springs Health Resort and Hotel Known as The American Nauheim In the heart of the Finger Lake Country. Noted for the most picturesque Lake, River and Mountain Scenery in America. Midway between the Great Lakes and the Hudson on the Southern Tier Highway, all Macadam. Five minutes walk from VVATKINS GLEN Sporty Golf Course, Tennis Courts, Motoring, Boating, Fishing, Music, Dancing. THE BATHS are directly connected with the Hotel and are Complete in all appointments for Hydrotherapy Electrotherapy 'Mech anotherapy The only place in America where the Nauheim baths for heart and circulatory dis- orders are given with a nat- ural Calcium Chloride Brine. IIlu.vt1'ated Booklezfr, Rater, Road Maps, etc. :ent on requmf. o o,oxnmunnm nl v uns mn w um w uunmuunum n n urn u num wsu num mn uuumnnnnn uuumuu um: nuns w nom 1 nw A mm rmnnuuunun fmmuumr w nr m m vu I n :nn uunum num uunmmnuunnnunzo'o B , O 3 W Get S teaffl HH 1 Cp2l1'3tO1' D 5 O P E R A T I O N A-:l r e S - . . . ' bigf.4 ' The accumulated moxsture around the Walls of the steam pxpe IS caught W 3 by the upper edge of cone A and carrred down back of a hmng to the water 52 1'ef ' C' D chamber. The current of steam entermg the Separator IITIDIHQCS upon the i r, conical surface composed of sohd plate C covered with sieve B, through which lllglfg' . water may freely pass, but from whlch lt cannot readrly escape. Passing i f l dll? . . . . . R-J 1- 1 my n ag 3 through the SICVC and deposltmg on the sohd surface of the cone C thrs Water A GQ 2 .E 3 IS carrled by conductors to the water chamber. By means of the cone the LH, M5 column of steam IS changed to an annular rmg, whrch IS comparatively thin, i illflll -lil ? ' - - - - 1 - w w-X , V T -2 even whlle the full era of prpe IS mamtamed. The steam upon the outsrde of gtl w, lllll .1 - A - - - - ' - .f, M -, wal awp., Im th1s rmg comes 1n contact wrth the hnmg of the shell, Whxch has a sreve of the gil Q ,gill my Ei! F 2 same character as at B, and whrch catches and entrams any water whrch may 3 W H., S D be contamed m that portion of the current, 'lhere rs also provrded a hp at ' lilly T lower edge of mverted cup, Whrch leads all the Water that may adhere to IIS Q11 W illlllx surface down through the conductors to the water chamber. The current of E2 will iffy ig steam passes through the passage mdxcated by the whrte hnes, and rs subjected W lllllll 'Qlih ig, 4 Q - - - - - - ' 2.1 av ldv . to a whlp-snappmg actlon, whrch Wlll throw off any morsture that has not :gill 1, Ella, ml - - - ,,, 'Ei 'EI been caught by the surface over XVl11Cl'l If has passed. The draphragm F pre- - Illglfl ' L- U vents the steam from piclcmg any water out ofthe Water chamber. 2 -E H ji W D .fl lv-' 5 l- ll all lr lllczdf in all Myles. Sand f01'QCatalog. VERTICAL STYLE D ' S p C p G V D Corner Fayette and Geddes Streets, Syracuse, N. Y. Q gun nun uouuuumvnn uuumn uuuunu umm In uxummuum uuunummnnm mnu 4 we nmummunun Quuunuu row :uma un uno r H u w n mmm: mummy umm ununm nmmzuannuunnu unmnmummm nu nnumuuumnmm nmuuumxcnunuunrozo 05: umnuuunnnunn u :cn unnunnunm umm unuunnnnmumun umm n nl on num nr :nn nor. n'41nmwul mum urnuvwvwmnulummnluunnunununuuun unnnmnunnnnsnuumunmmmnnwuuuuInluInuumuuuuuumummmm uuurozo l , 3 3 Q , U 3 1 J AJ ki 3 D u D 3 D B 1' ,, ,Taq D A hl t' C I d D D r T 3 U b ,awufg S 1, . , - J-. IIII 5 I I M .f,, ,f 24? g:'9-ag 1? 151' 3- , ' ' , .,,:.',, Q ,I Ziyi,-4- iyqi'L71l'QgCu?fj',tL:., . .f,::Qb'sgQs5 Q , , -M-1 'PU' i3'f E f lf l U Furmshm s 3 f ' ' 'i ., 3 ft x ' sg P D 5 : ' ' 15 1123 1 ,, ,g:LT4,. , VA fl, 335 1 if alegf rf.. rag? f 'isiffi ,aa-Q.. 1 7 fee '-W' . H owe of Qual! ry . Q Q , A I 5' 4 v - 5- ' + f f' 5 COLLEGE TOWN U U Q 0:41unnnnunz1+IwnwIununmuuumnnnlnmumnuuununnnmunmmmuunmn wnmuumur un lmuunum unnumnnnu numnuumzo ozammumun rmumuu mnumvn nuuuumuuwu uuuunewnnnn n umuunun 1 mnmmcmmnumunmunm 10,0 689 inuunmanniiiIiininnuuinrininuiiIiIinininuuummnmuwm The Old Music Shop TRY THE .rLm,, LYNDEN LUNCH 112 North Aurora Street 408 EDDY STREET PIANOS sister Victrolas-Brunsvvicks Victor and Brunswick Records Small Instruments Strings and Supplies ' ALL THE LATEST 1I'1 . Short O7'6Zc?7'5' at Any Time in nu In innuruniiniivuumniuinnIniiiiuiIiniminiInuiuiurruIvinnunInIiIniiiInnunununnuinIiIiuInn1uuivuunnIniiininunuiiIiuIinnannniuiuIiniuiinummnmuuumnvui A Woizn T0 Cornell E gineers For a number of years, this company has been placing its messages to Cornellians in the Sibley Journal of Engineering. We want to speak to our Cornell friends at this time of the personal side of the organization. There are very few classes that have graduated from Cornell in the last fifteen years that do not have one or more representatives in our forces either at one of the seven plants or in the sales organization. Need We say more? Machines of our manufacture including Pratt and Whitiieyf products are: Lathes Toolroom Precision Machines Planets Small Tools BOI'iI'1g and 'Tll1'HiHg Gages and Standards RZHWHY Mafhinefy Steam Hammers Shipbuilding Machinery I Electric Traveling Cranes General and Special Machine Tools of all kinds. NILES-BEMENT-POND COMPANY 111 Broadway, New Yorke 690 E H 9 Z Telephone 2781 Esrablished1871 ' I I A Q Q J W HOUK C if V U I .4 f lm fy , C x K1 E Q92 4 ,L F E 1 ,.:'5f5I?:j, Q 1, 11 1 C U N AND VEGETABLES 111' 1 K LMLALE C Nos. 113 and 115 South Tioga St. C ESTABLISHED 1873 11 D C i 1 2 2, MEG. JEWELRY Co. 1 ff 213 N. Liberty St. Baltimore, Md. I! i Q FRATER ITY 21 , ' 1 1 JE ELRY 1 ' DIAMONDS 1 PLATINUM JEWELRY 1 .g.,,.,.,. ,., ,.1...,,..,.,.,.1..f....1. ...Hi .im ..n .U 1 1.1, 1.1 1 691 H. M. Gerrans, Presidmt lIlIlIlunlnIllluunnniuuinnuannnnlIunnunnuuninnIlunnnnIuunuuInInluunnnnnuuunnnmumm mu nm Cornell Modern Shoe Repairing 402 Stewart Ave. CFoot ofWillian1s Streetj Work done while you wait by the Goodyear welt shoe re- pairing systern. Shoes shined and shoe accessories. x SHOES SHINED SUNDAY 10-2 Phone 5603 JOSEPH COSENTINI mmm Hotel lroquoi CFireproofj Buffalo's Leading Hotel Excellent Garage The Cornell Alumni Association ofWester11 New York meets every Friday for Luncheon at the Iroquois. Visiting Cornellians are Welcome. E. C. Green, Manager ..........., ., ,..,,......, ., ..,........, .. .,..,......, D ....... .. THE HOME ofthe Inter-fraternity Bowling League EDDY STREET BOWLING HALL 9 Brunswick-Balke Alleys All Campus Gate Enzfrancf .,.,.,..g. .g.,..,.... 692 We are on the hill. Palace R aundry 325 Eddy St. FRED C. BARNARD, PROP. High Grade Work mnuunuunuu uIuInunuuunmnmunu 1iinunnu:nuinuuunmmnmnnmuunm nummnnunmnm Rothschild Bros. Ithaca, N. Y. We Furnish and Equip Clubs, Fraternities, Sororities Hotels And will gladly submit estimates and prices on equipments of all descriptions. Rothschild Bros. Ithaca, N. Y. Nathan Frank's Sons Northern New Yorkis Largest Department 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 Erank's Sons 46, 48, SO Ford St., Ogdensburg, N. Y. COMIN' THRU THE RYE ...m.....n.m.ami.m...i.m.mmm.n.mmwww.,mllmml...m..mmm.H.m.,.i.i.Hmm.,-..m .ga ., ... .ia ...H ...m . .iw i in D,,.,,,.,,..i,....,,,m.m,.....,...,..,.,...,.,.,.,m., H.Dim.i..mmi.,.n..m.,....,.,.,m.,.,.,.....,.,.,,,.,...,..t ., ,. ..1W.,.,...,..i.,,,...,,,,... . .H U 5 5 How to get the most out of an Education mm muu s i in into Q s rn . A and on account ofthe large variety of blank 3 O 1 O forms and printed data sheets available to Ht it. What is your aim in life? To,be a business You will lmdhthf Lefaxllnote Pookhequauy executive, an expert in some trade, a leader in deslrable In SC 00. of CO ege Of t.e Same some profession? reasons that make it appeal to Mr. Edison and other leaders, with the aglded Maron that by I There is much to learn from the men who Starting to uiel this Przictlqll nate bookl now E - have reached the top in your chosen field. You can go rlglt OH usmgklt W CH you eavi. 3 For example: Should you ask them yvhatnkind School and Cqmmue to 'ga e Colgwelment use 0 E of a note book they use, you will invariably the notes Whlch you ma C at SC 00 ' ' find thatitis abook thatfitsthepocket. These Besides with a Lei-ax note book you can , - n gain lgigeciorind F-lgittilleygifiha nqtebook that carry with you at all times certain of the y ym em emma' printed data sheets containing fundamental You need a pocket size note book for the same gilieiqjsidbefzigldugas to which frequent refer- 1 reason-so that you can carry it all .the time ' and never miss! a chance of recording facts The Lefax note book is the link.that ties which may be ol tremendous value to you. up your school Work mth the practical Work Q 3 ofthe world. Start using itlnovv and make . Thenote book used more largely than any your education pay blggel- dlvldemlsi 2 other is the Lefax looseleaf style which takes I pages 6Zx3M, Men like Edison use this book Inquire today of our local dealers, or write because it has been found to be the handiest, direct to 3 C! 4 rnrlnnuumn uuunr sox uiuicuni : :: u c a u LEPAX fInc.j 9th and Sansom Streets, Philadelphia, Pa. nun iu mini uuuiiru u ui mm unix n :uno i n ini iunvmuuu un: I num i n r c ui new umm: iIuuxmmmuuumnnuunnnmunIImmninnnnuinInnmnnuinmmmnunumnnmnm uno run n niunummnm i ii i i unmivnununnuu I nucivnmmuni uu i n in i nv rn um umumimumumuuuumnuuui unninuunnuai mmol un: inruminmcnn unciu uuunuiununIuin.imiinImmanvminumiuIn:iIunnnunnnmnmro4 Wooostoeig 3 A BETTER TYPE RITER WOODSTOCK TYPEWRITER COMPANY 35 N. DEARBORN ST. CHICAGO o.oiinmnmuuinnnui I u ini inunummml in Immun imnnuumux nnmumunni nun: i n nnnu: r mmmuumnuu umm in muuuu ummm nm mu nun 69 4 :u r: :: a n zz c nu uiuunnuumunuu un unnmn numnnmu mu vnumnnunun I umu uuunnnzo nmmmnmuuuumu We Wz'sh the Class of 1922 all succeys possilyle TO THE REMAINING CLASSES- WE WILL SERVE YOU AS WELL Kohm E5 Bmmze Merchant: Tailors uuiIiuuuniunwnIniInIiuiIunuuininuuuiwnnuuininiInIiIiuvininiIiInInIi1viririIinuiIi1iiininnn1IiIi1iIinuuwIw1iIi1inIiciInmmunmnmunn PETRILLOSE BROS. 202 Dryden Road Cleaning Pressing Altering For Ladifr and Gentlemen We Call For and Deliver 'All Work Guaranteed IO Suit Contract Q53 Dial 7744 r nninnurvnnuuviuuumuuuunmnuu 695 222 East State Street xi h lakh-' ik Hager I J L. li ex ' Q x R - I ll 7' al l N xx, My l I ln' .1 I hwMmW!!ll!!g::at- ' 0353. Q OOHIUSJ 4 I Y xunnmmu HELL'S BELLES mnnnuuuinuuunununnunvmuuurumuuuumnnmm nmmnuumnumnunun uuumnuunummuumm uInununnu1nnwninuuunnIini11In1unuuunnnmumuiuum E. J. oore 85 Son Washington Market CHOICEST CUTS OF MEATS 311 d GAME IN SEASON Special Reduced Prices To Fraternities 116 N. Aurora St. v ninnzuIwIinunnuinuuumaIinnmmnuunmmuuuunnuninunuunuuuuunnnmumnnanumm munmummmummnuunmmmnunnuuumuummnurogo Arlington Hotel Binghamton, New York Absolutely Fireproof Entirely Equipped with Grinnell Sprinkler System 260 Rooms 180 Baths Our Reftaumntf are1z0tedf01' their .vupc'1'io1' environmznzf, cuirine and Jertzicf. Tea Room and Candy Shop of Unusual Excellence Member Empire Tours Association. Headquarters of Binghamton Automo- bile Club. Fireproof Garage on Prmzifer EDWIN M. TIERNEY, P1-eridenz E 5 696 332 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago 299 Broadway, New York Manufacturers of Dearborn Water Treatment For Prevention of Scale, Corrosion, Pitting and Foaming in Steam Boilers HIGH GRADE LUBRICATING OILS AND GREASES NO-OX-ID .RUST PREVENTIVE Other Specialties E The largest selling quality pencil m the world. HE well-known pencil with the Watermark Hnish -there is an in- dividuality, a lux- ury, a satisfying quality, about its smooth, firm, grit- less leads, that makes both in- structor and stu- dent always feel: Here, indeed, is Pencil Perfection 17 Black Degrees 3 Copying For bold heavy lines l 6B-SB-41B-3B For writing, sketching 2B-B-HB-F-H For clean fine lines 2H-SH-4H-SH-61I For delicate, thin lines 'IH-BH-9H Plain Ends per doz.Sl.O0 Rubber Ends, per doz. 51.20 Al Stationers and Stores throughout the World American Lead Pencil Co. 218 Fifth Avenue New York Dept. M-3 5 l -inim- ' L OF 69' sfo, f' Y'- :- 'P 35, 5' o, oo 7tLEY U' Fred T ey 6? 0 INCORPORATED General' Contractors Boston Springneld New York Contractors ofthe New Chemical Laboratory and Cold Storage and Packing House B FF Lo' PAL TI L LAFAYETTE The Lafayette Hotel, at Lafayette Saaare, Buffalo, tk th the cz'ty'5 very heart The regally appointed and sensibly arranged street floor fthe one great first floor housing all the Conven- iencesl is a delight to tired travelers At home, in one of the Lafayette's charming sleeping rooms, you will find rest in abundance The Lafayette tk, th every manner, Bajfaloiv Palattal Hotel T e Lafayette Hotel A. J. IRELAND, Manager mnnnnmnnnnmu nnnuuuuiunnununInununnunlunuuuunInuiIrvininunununuunnz:vivinwIniIvunnurinIinvIi1iuiuInunniIiuuiIrnuuinuuunIuuuuuinunuunnniIinnununuurnuiuiniuuuuiunnnuuuuninvxiinnniuInulinunuviununivinu:nvnuuvmnuuunuinunmuiIrviI'nvniuuumunuuiInimnmumiznnmnuv LoCKPoR'r Lockport for Commercial Location Lockport for Health and Recreation Lockport for Abundant Cheap Power Lockport for Agriculture and Fruit Growing THE LOCKPORT BOARD of COMMERCE O QF Co Ovq5,pirlMi3fa,?6 l3' J ?g, -- ' este! e' f 1- . J U A- 0,41-DOt2,v.e' A Write For Our Booklet 699 unnuunnmnnunnmmuunu uunnmmum 1:vnmmmumunnmn mmmuummu fade H orner means' Pure Ice Cream and Pasteurized Milk SPECIALS Spring Day and Senior Week Parties Mousse Sherbets Special Brick Ices French Creams Nesselrode Pudding Brick Cream With Letters In Center Eskimo Pies Sundae-ette a new confection Individual Moulds Dial 2262 for Paftaurized .Milk and Pure Ice Cream. Sanitary Ice Cream and Milk Co., Inc. IuuwInunmunuununnnuuuninmnumnnummnn nuumumumuuuunx your shoes aren't behaving as they should bring them to us and We'll give them a new lease on life. Peter Scusa Modern Shoe Repairing COLLEGE AVE. nummmmunnmmnmmou uunInniuwniuunwIniInIInuumunmrmnn In:inniniIuuiIinunnmnmunnmw unnuIlnrmmumnmmn Shllkroffers Stationers - Engravers 81 Jewelers g'Honor Quality DANCE PROGRAMS INVITATIONS E N G R A V E D STATIONERY GREETING CARDS VISITING CARDS CLASS PINS 55 RINGS P R I Z E C U P S MEDALS 80 INSIGNIA 1723 Ranstead Street Philadelphia Pa. The Boot In Clothes for the Man Who Knows 'I 0. ,a Smam 00159 ,- Don't Pass Us Up When Passing By L. BURR KEEGAN Iunmuuunnnmuuuuunnmm InuuuiIuIIIIInIuInunuununuun:muiinnini1urnIiuvinnnI1nuunnnunnuuuuruw1uniuinunnnuuunnunuuunun R. C. OSBORN SCGO. 119-121 East State Street Agon ty For Whitmans Famous Chocolates For MOO1'CS Fountain Pens For Watermans Fountain Pens For Wahls Eversharp Pencils For A. G. Spalding 81 Bros. Baseball and Tennis Goods THESE GOODS WILL PLEASE YOU 140 East State Sf. Open Evenings-Dial 2621 1nuvInunwnnnInInnlnnuIIuuanninnuIIuumIuuunInnuuIIIIvIIunnnuInununnnuuumunmnnmuum .,.,.,...g. .g.,m.., :ummm mmnm Welcome, Cornellians to the Hotel Rochester QA Tone All Its Own THE COFFEE SHOP IS THE MOST ATTRACTIVE ROOM OE THE KIND IN TOWN RESTAURANT A LA CARTE-OPEN 6 A. M. TO 1 A. M. Brealcfasts, 454: upg Lunch, 75cg The Dinner at Night, any amount you wish to pay. ORCHESTRA FROM 6 TO 8 P. M. AFFABILITY and COURTESY of Employees 21 Feature Hotel Rochester ROCHESTER, NEW YORK UNDER DIRECTION OF UNITED HOTELS OF AMERICA 70 IininIinuxrmninnnunvninuuuIuIiuiIiuiuIrummnnnummxuuInuwviuvwIiniIivinIini1u1uw1inIiIiniI:inuuunimmumum Kgs. ,-x X' fa , V Q: . tx fs ' il' lla. l I n ix. I Y Y f X fn 5 I ' X-'I 1 ' Q : -R.. ' L' .- :' -,H . ' - .1 , 'X ' -agar '- ..- ' ' -f' --QT' .- r . lg ., fi' -' LV- 'brass I fig- I - . 1i - I A. - , 2+-if - - S 'A -3:. fin.---' I' . 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X X' I 'F f i ,, , fbi K A 7 N if i s r P r ' nb , QW X K a i -Q Q r ' A f V ' prix f - Y- ' 'i 'M i .,f1fsf5 t r from- iw r uf a he ig Q, f Q 5 J - ,life Step upward-step upward into Phoenix hosiery now. And it -' A . il gh' J Will robabl cost ou less than P V Y P the kind you have been accus- tomed to Wear. Its great mile- l ,W age endurance and lasting ele- gance have made it the best selling line of hosiery in all the world. The security it has given to others it will surely give to you and your family. Step up- ward into Phoenix hosiery now. I Q t P H E' K to x R l ff HOSIERY X iw ' ,A a s S r l! ri' l 3 QS M ' 0 x- -s X , K XX a s .W a. v ii fm A f f 'five i ' if gp . Z1 1 . I Q fa 5 1 Z a gi le l Jan Wy O m am A l sf ty 'ag A ' 1 r lr 'rf - f 5' Q - ' 7 fm 1 r N any ag ,xg If X ' ,Na JV' Dy XX I 'ull M' 3 A h f ' 1 J I - .4 L' 3 5 Nbr rr , s in .V ,, 1- r Li xl' :Xl . fg X Mi X I gffa . 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I MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS 5 E AND DEALERS IN E MACHINERY, TOOLS AND SUPPLIES HEATING, VENTILATING ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING D AUTOMATIC SPRINKLERS Plumbing and Power Plant Equipment Q 'lmumInunnnuInInInnnImInIImmlInmm.InIIImmIIIIInInuInIInnuuannuInmrImIInnIIInlInInnunnnnInIInInInnI1nnmumnnnuIIunnmlunnnmmIInuumnuImluIIIInImnmnumuuunmmnmuu mII:nummnuuIv num ununnmunuumul un Im nInInInuuumnmumu ummnnnnIunnnnmmnmmunnu:Inunuummuuumozo Q o.oxInuuuuuu unumnummu un Inuuuunnum1unmIn n u ul: 1: munmnzlunnmunux u nu I um ummm I um nnununmmmnnnmnuru rnnnuunumunuum umunummuu n n numulxnuuummu mu: Iunmnnunnunnunn In ummm nu I mum muon II In mn nmnzo D n I ng I .AIW , I V 1 PC cyy ..,. j' lf rf 1. I I 'I n I: :I c c a Q 9:01mnuuumummnununununmx mnxuuunnun nnnum:umncmmnmu Innmnmn In nnmmunnnnmnIn nmmnumnmun Innwmmuununl InmnunmumnumI ummm sunny Iumuu anxvnu n nmun urunuuxnmmnu umnnn lmumnnuumu nwmnuruzznlmm ml nmumlux 705 u a c .1 ca r: u c c Q 0.0 nunuIuIIII4unnuIuuunmnunummz InnInununnIIinuunmmumnuuuu vunuuIinuuIuInInIIinuunIIunuunuuInnannnuunnnnunununmuunmnun HEAVY DUTY BORING AND TURNING MILLS COLBURNQEVJIQZCONTROL Introducing the Colburn Heavy Duty Boring and Turning Mill, a machine original in design, rigid in construction and easy to oper- ate. Foremost among the features of this machine is the Colburn Single Lever Control. By means of this simple device, the feeding and traversing of each head in vertical, horizontal and angular directions is accomplished with a single lever. THE COLBURN MACHINE TOOL CO. 1038 IVANHOE ROAD, CLEVELAND, OHIO IInIuunInnIuIInInIInuuununuuiIInunIIInninuuIIIuinuunnnumxuununInunununIz1uununnnnnIuinIuIunanunninnnuiIII4uinIInnIunnuuvuIInInInuIninnnnnuuInnu-unnunIIun+1unnnununuInnuunuuuIIunnnnunnununrunuIuiIInunIInInmmunnmummm Box 16 unmmuumnn wInunnuninuunnuuvmnnnunnmmnn mmuuummn E . E he Caseadillf 1 Where Pressing AND R airing Sehoo S Preparatory 5 P Summer School e to Satisfy B cl' S h l oar mg. C oo I Are DOH Special Tutoring Sehoo X 5 i C ll the student Prepare Especlally for TRUSTEES C C. D. Bosrwieiq F. C. CORNELL ERNEST BLAKER ADDRESS Q avid Wetstein C THE CASCADILLA SCHOOLS A College Avenu 0 It haca, New York 'o mm nz--uinuuununIwIiuuvwcu-muuuunmmnu g.,,.H,..1,..iU.1.1..i.....ni,,.,.,.,.m,..,.....,..n s lm 1 i x 'V K W Wifi- N Y Y K nk -N S- Q ff f rw 'X , X , 'lmqllff Zlfx f Kwfl- li A J A A i A Z N' 54. lr X ,N - if I , '- XX , f ' 1' , X A Ml avr. 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X ' for Tompkins County f X ' 5 T DIAL 2612 ' ' X Tx Fraternities A Specialty X x x x 109 EAST GREEN STREET .THE FALL OF TROY... llIInIAIHllllIll:1IllllIlllIllu'lvluVIliIInllIAI1I1IInnIrlrlrlI4IrlulI1IlI1I1IrlnlIVIvl1IllIAn':lIrlrlVIlluiIrlrlrlllI1l.lI1IlliINIllrlIllHVIllnlulrlumlilrurlvll 'U1 l 'lUWl IWUIYUV llKlVllll7lllllHVlllV '1anuununninunnnninmTunmnuInuununniImannITunnnuumminmmummunnmm nniuuuninuIunuuunuInvnuunnunIwuuaniuuninnnnnIunnnunuinuuuuunmmunnmw I1IiII1IiIiHI1viI1nlI1I1I1Illilnulilimllluwv ninuunun1uuninuTnmnnzmmnmmm Spencer Kehogg yong Inc. Independent Crushers of Linseed Vegetable Oil Refiners Special Linseed ous --- Castor Oil For PLIFPOSCS LOG U. S. P. and Tasteless Castor Oil Su erior K.V.O., Improved Raw, 'WIITIIIIIIIIWIIIII d ' P ' . . by A ill., :::l., Recovere Oils Refined' Pale Grmdmg, etc' 'II T In SOYH Pean t and Castor L., lll' f L' Coconut Qils lllllf STJPERFINE GRADES OF Ceylon, Cochin and Recovered 1 55 1 Edlble oconut and . Tiaaft Hmm Core O11 1 -' Linseed and Soya Base -1-L'-1 Llnseed 011 SOAP GENERAL OFFICES-BUFFALO, N. Y. Branch Offices and Stocks in All Large Cities ' l nnrmnuuTumnnirTmmun4miuuumuuum inunITanuunnnIuuuuuIuunTniun1wr1innninuuunnIumniInnnTuTI1niuvunnuAunrAnnummmnunnnnm InuunninumuluunnnTnIuvnuummunmun uuviIiIi:muIi1iIiIunInlnnuIiunnnIiuuninnuinnuuunnuiIununuunnuunnnumm 709 E oiin1InumunuinnnnuuniIiurmvuuuinuiniInInuiuinnr1iIuvuiIiIunznmmmmnuumu111uuuunrunuuuuuu1IiuunnInuuunnnn,rvIinI4nIi1ununnnmIiunnmuumnnmn .oiIinIiIiIiIiniuuuninurr.vu1iuiImnnuununmunuiuunnnIiuummuumnmmumuuinininIiuuiniuinix1viviniuunninuunnnaninininuuuuinuiIiuuinuuninunmnnnnnnnnmm Driscoll Brothers Mmlem DW Cleanmg d C and Pressing Works E an ompany Manufacturers of New Process Cleaning FINE CABINET Woruc or and Steam Dyeing 1-:VERY DEscR1PT1oN f A Z Good Contracts We have the facilities for the manufac- cupboards and all kinds and descriptions Repalrlng and Alterlng Z ture of cases, cabinets, seats, stairs, of interior trim. E 3 - 5 2 E oFF1cE AND sHoP FlCtCl1CI' CO., Inc. soUTH AURoRA sr. 1o3DRYDEN ROAD ITHACA, NEW YORK 205 N. AURORA STREET iunvuninnumniui1ninIiuinrauinmnrunrunnnini1iIuInnuninruunI1nnIiornininnununviniviniviuivuniIininninmmmnunnunmn niinmuviniiIininmiIivinvinviIuinunnInuunmuiunnnninrnuuuninuIniniinurinunnnuniuninnunnimunmuuununnunnnunnnuuumn E i J. D. Ta lor onstruction Corporation Engineers and General Contractors SYRACUSE, NEW YQRK 710 --this beautifully designed and finished ininuuuuiiuiiiii:innIniniiiviiiiiriiiveiIirivnuiiviiiriuiiuiIiIiIiviIinnniiiiniiimiiiiiiiiiiiIii-iIiiiiinnniiiIinnnvriifviuiniinuiiniiinninuviuiiiiuriiummniniuuwun 'CWHITEH I Electric Sewing Machines Quite naturally White Electrics are essentially sewing machines built for.pract1cal sewing. The WHITE enjoys a long standing enviable repu- tation for quality and a practical service giving household utility. To see one of the three C35 HWHITEU Electric Models is to want to own one. ,I allllllllllluili , White Rotary- , al . . qi Side Table Electric A very practical utilty stand for any room of the home. 1nWhen otiened up fog 5 ,I .i .T -F4i, V 'f' sewing purposes it as amp e space an Pill, I equipment to meet every requirement, of gl course, with the added feature of being lxlll illli' Q L- electrically driven, knee control. I 1 I I I-N ,H gn I lull l l lllll Sew The New and Eas Q n ,Ly it Y. I I Way-Electrically u White Rotary- Martha Washington Model The Aristocrat of all sewing machines Www mp ll hh '4Martha Washington Electric White Rot- ary. A practical sewing machine when. you W Q need it, a very attractive piece of furniture for any home. SOLD ON TERMS TO SUIT YOUR CONVENIENCE White Sewing Machine Company OFFICES IN PRINCIPAL CITIES I 1 -'1' . T i l. iilil lallill llll lilliilil-5-I-- it I I III lllllilllllllllmuillll' . Export 0-mcg Home 0-fire 17 State St., N. Y. City Cleveland, O., U. S. A. my i imnnnmmwcnwnmnrimvmmu14uiwwniiiiiimmuimmiwmmiuvu 711 Innlnuunnanunnnnnnmnunmnnm unuummuuwuunmmmmu nnnIInwnInnIe1nnnunuuuuummunmn u un:nununnu11wImwnunmuumu No. 2 Manufacturing 4 Spindle Gang D HEAVY DUTY DRILL PRESSES Colburn Heavy Duty Drill Presses are built in three types, Standard, Manufacturing and DH type. Drill- ing capacities range from IM inch up to the limit of a 5 inch high speed drill in solid steel. The Standard machine is built to handle work requiring numerous changes of feed and speed quickly available. The Manufacturing Heavy Duty Drill Press is primarily a production machine, designed for the rapid machining of dup- licate parts. However, it is equally well adapted to handling a large variety of work due to a wide range of feeds and speeds made possible by our patented transposing gear arrangement. Both the Standard and Manufacturing types are built in gangs of two, three and four spindles. The HD type is designed for extremely heavy work and is particularly suited to meeting railway shop requirements. No. 6 Manufacturing Heavy Duty Drill Press. THE COLBURN MACHINE TOOL CO. 1038 IVANHOE ROAD, CLEVELAND, OHIO unuummunmmmnmuuumu R. A. Heggie 85 Bro. Go. Fraternity Pins and Charms oUR STOCK INCLUDES ATTRACTIVE PIECES OF Jewelry, Silverware, Bronze and Leather Telephone 4811 136 EAST STATE STREET Opposite Tompkins County National Bank nnIannunITuIuuwIunnunnnIuuuuunnuTuInnnonununnzuvuTInnuIununnnninnInunnnIunnunnunu:uT1TInununuuuunnTImTTTunnTnunnTunmTnTnTnnuTninnuTnTnTmnuninIuinnunTnnnunnTInuninun14unnuununnuniuununanuunnnummmumnmuu unnumuuuTuTunuIninIuTIfulumunnnuunnuunuumuumnuuu Your Friends Can Buy Anything You Can Give Them Except Your Photograph For nearly 23 years we have Photographed and pleased Cornell Students and We can please you KODAKS, SUPPLIES, OPPOSITE TOMPKINS DEVELOPING, PRINTING M COUNTY BANK AND ENLARGING Dial 2169 for Appointment W PHOTOGRAPHER u1nuuunnr1nTITunuuniuinumunmuuumumuunnunmmnuunnux orton Printing Compan 317 E. State St. COLLEGEQ FRATERNITY, AND COMMERCIAL PRINTING mn 1uvumuummuunnnmumuu iuinuuuIunuimruinruuInnur1IunuininvuuiniIinuin11ImnuiniIinuuivimuuinununinIiuuununiurnunnunIuinIninmnnuununiunnnnnmInIvInninnuinuumnnniuwmmuu1nunuununIiIiniuinumnHIn1inuIuinnin111niinnininIiiiininununnnnnninn1nmnnnnrmnninmnunnnunnmnnmnuu THE FIRST THING THAT HAPPENS to you after you leave the University, and every subsequent thing hap- pening down to the time that you settle into a permanent residence and a permanent business, should be of sufficient interest for A Letter to all Your Cornell Friends Send personal notes to the Cornell Alumni News and they will reach your friends more surely than if they waited for you to write. Keep in Touch with Cornell, CornellAlumni, your friends, and the members of your class through the .- - - Published weekly during the college year and monthly in the summer. Forty issues in all, and a detailed index with each volume. Subfcription 84 cz year. Foreign 40 cent: extra. 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WHIPINE 81 CCMPANY Originators and Distributors of Municipal, Railroad, Industrial and PUbl1C Utility Investments. Current Lists of Recommended Offerings Submitted on Request. 37 Wall Street, New York The J. G. White Engineering Corporation ENGINEERS A coNsTRUcToRs .L '4 43 Exchange Place, NeWiYorlc The J. G. White Management Corporation Managers of Public Utility Properties, Manufacturing Plants and Business Enterprises. Investigations and Reports. 43 Exchange Place, New York u nu uummuummmmuiniIinunnmuiIiinuinnviuninniniIinIuiIiIr1uuininiminiInini1iinnlununumum1iunuuiuiIinnumviviuswmiuinmuuunnnnnnunvii Three Stores Filled Wz'th the Best of Murz'ca! Goody For over thirty years, we have always offered for sale only goods of established merit and unquestioned reliability. Our constantlyincreas- ing Volume of business we credit to this policy of handling only goods ofthe Very highest reputation and quality. Victrolas and Victor Records Chickering Pianos Martin Mandolins and Guitars Gibson Mandolins Holton Band Instruments Ludwig Drums and Drummers' Traps Our Sheet Music Department Always Offers the HITS While They Are HITS Our Repair Department is fully equipped promptly to take care of all repairs on Pianos, Victrolas, Stringed Instruments, Band Instru- ments and Drums. Hiekeyls Lyceum Music Store 105-109-III South Cayuga St. Ithaca, N. Y. Ithaca Steam Dye Works Dyers To The Trade J. C. Durfey 409 West State Street uunnunmn T h omaf f. Lezrlein Wholesale and Retail Grocer 406 Eddy Street Established in 1886 We specialize in Wholesaling to Fraternities and Clubs We Guarantee Quality and Prices to be Right Semi for Our Price List 'ag ' ' ' A -3670.5 A1327 if az Grand and Glorzbus Feelzkf? -By Bmggs AFTER You HAVE BEEN SQFFEQQNG IWENTAL TDRTURE Fon YEARS 5EE1NG ALL KINDS 0F Ou. PQLJRED INTO YouR CAR .1 f X 1 T,-E . 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Price, S50 QV Obtainable at Underwood offices in all principal cities, or direct from UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER CO., Inc., Underwood Bldg., NewYork S l DERWGGD Standard PQRT BLE 721 . 14rminiiiuIinuununinuinuuunnriuiuninuuIniIiununIniuiIiuinimnuinuIiinnuuiuiuuinunivninnnnmnumnnmui ninniniiiIriIununninnuniunuiuiinnunnuiiiIiniuiIuminninnuuuIunnnuluunnnuinuuunuunuiiiiininmnunnnmznn M. DOYLE MARKS CO. :: :z z: THE HOUSE OF SERVICE GIVE A THOUGHT TO MUSIC ' 1 .Z LET US EURNISH YOUR RECREATION IN MUSIC Folios, Sheet Mnsic, Orchestrations, String fnstrnnients, Saxaphones, Traps, Pianos, Grands, Player-Pianos Pianos Rented General Repairing Our Service is Next Door to You No Matter Pffhere You Live M. DOYLE MARKS CO. Established 1860 ' Aurora Ithaca, L1iIniniiinuuiIininIiIiIuiriinininininviIinuuuniIuuuunuuumnm uinuinniiiIniummnmumuunu11iiiIiinvimmmmminuuu WELCH'S CANDY STORE NEXT TO THE CRESCENT CIGARS, CIGARETTES TOBACCO, CHEWING GUM BUTTERED POPCORN 722 iniuuunmAmummmnmnmunrnnnuiInmumuuumnum Max Kluebert Furniture Repairing and Refinishing Upholstering, Cabinet Work Awnings, Tents Porch Enclosures General Canvas Work Fraternity Honses Given Prornpt Attention 141 South Aurora St. Telephone 7631 o can uuuulxInvnurlslulanuulxlmoumuluxlnuunurlruuuuxlllllnlI1ullllnInnIwuuuunumluunnlrlrlrnnlrr vnuuwnIumunvmunn.ununuumuruununannuuunnmmnnnmnuuuunnnmmmumanuInnumnuuunwuuuuncuuummnnmmuumm ,KX.,.lm.H,.,..H.Q......,.....:,.,...,..,...,,.,.,.,,...,U.,...,.,...,.1...,...,....U,.,M...l.,m.,.K.,.,.,.m,,.,,.K.,.n.L.,...,.,m.g. lifxfmnti X'X'X' X 'XX-XX353QwKWEi2:3RA 5xSEX35A 'A,'A M XXKXS 3 ':':: x' 1 1X3:3KESEYSXN55 X-XXXNXXXXXNXXXWXNNNQQRX iX5-QR:SK iK5XK'Q SNX: 3i-NXTQ XX -XXXXXXXXXMXXXXXXXNXMXXAXXX Xxxxxwmxg X X XXX NX XXXX X S. X XX X X 5 XXX X X XX XX XX X XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XXX XXX XX XXX D XXX XXX 3 XXX XXX XX XXX XXX Q XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XX XX Q X 5 S 3 XX 2 X XX : .2 X XX 9 X XX X XX gjjqfng XX X: ' XX 3 X5 XX Xa XX Xe XX XX XX XX XX ENGRAVINGS FOR THIS BOOK BY XX XX XX XX XX XX X D 7 I ' QI' 7 ' CII D .e evtm: xtg ngmbxng n. XX V xx H XX XX U B S WUFFAL0 X X XX X X XX X X, 3 XXQXX - U Q XXX XX X X D kmX XmXX-E NXNXX X .'NX XX MW D 5. Q ,SuwwnnnnwuzunnuunIsnunIwnIunnnnnwIwIwIanuununI1urlnnuuIrmunuwIw1nnuuwnnunnnnnuwnwnIannuununmnmIwnInmuuuunlunyunuunwnwunuuuuuunuunuunuvmnruuwnmuuwnuuInnlnunnuunmuuumuum vwInunnnumucmnnnnnuu uwnmnnmuuumum uwIuuu1nwIumIuvunmnmuumuumnnuu1nu1un1unurvwnwunnnmumnunm unnummn umnnm uw mos 4 723 H. A. Ouattrini Quick Shoe Repairing Hand and Machine Work Shoes Made to Order For 315.00 a Pair Shoe Shining OPEN ON sunnfws 2132 Dryden Road BU RNS' MOTHER'S BREAD They all use it at some time during the College course. The Crews, Athletic Teams, and the Civil Engineers at their Camp. Ask your Grocer for Breakfast Rolls and Bread, used at all Era- ternities and Boarding Houses. Call and See How it is Made Burns' Sanitary Bakery no N. coRN sriuarr IunnnununnnnnuunnununiniInuinIinnuunniannuunnniinulnuiIuiIvnuunuunniummmuunummn luuuiniIuusnnninuiIuL:uuuiniviuinnnIinuniuiIin1iuiIunmnquuInIinnnnuinuuuuinuuinni1uinunnniniIininnunmnmnunnu Spring Samples of stylish cloth for suits and top coats have arrived and are here for your inspection. The season's latest styles are cut by an experienced c u t t e r a n d tailored under his supervision in my own workshop in which the highest standard of workman- ship is maintained. 2: 2: :: Spring Day will be here 50011, so order your suit or topcoat early. I. V. DELL Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing Contracts Written Ladies, Golf Suits and Riding Habits Made to Order, Also All Kinds of Ladies, Repairing And Pressing Done Merchant Tailor 213 DRYDEN ROAD .onmunmnunmmnnmnummunimuuuuiuiunuumummm umainivHiIinnunn14mmmmnnnnunvvuinnunmmnnnmummmnumumnumu n in un i unnuunwinununmmnunmmmxm The Fred E. Illston 1 c e C o m p a n y Established 1876 .,HHHH,i.U......,.,i..I4..,..,.....,..s...,.r....,.. PURE ICE PROMPT SERVICE Drivers Always' on Schedule Office 716 VVest Clinton Street Uptown Office A. B. Brooks Drug Store PHONE 2032 1unnuununuiinuunInmiuummmmuumnnm Intimate Picture Taken in the WidoW's Boudoir ,tm 1. J' 15 ii' QQ Ia We ,Q IQTIIQIIAEQIIJ Reading the proof for the next issue ofthe WIDOW. This scene to be repeated twelve times during the coming year. To get your share tie up and express three shekels to the Little Lady. The Cornell Widow, Inc., STRAND BUILDING Ithaca, N. Y. IIIVIICI 725 We .rhall be glad to .rand you our catalog which if a compre- lzfnfivc' book New - EEE TSMG! WN .Me Main? JENKRNS C-.7126 Com mittee of correction assures valve perfection- Every care is exercised to maintain the high standard for which Jenkins Valves are known. Every valve and all its parts are rigid- ly inspected and tested. Should any part fail, in even the slightest degree, it is not used: but is rejected and referred to the Committee of Correction composed of department superintendents, chief inspector, and However, this committee, which is called into daily conference, is but one practice of Jenkins Bros. that means good dependable valves. Others are correct design: ingredient metals that analyze pure: uniform castings: careful machining: accurate assembly: wide margin tests: and handsome finishing. Valves for all requirements. The genuine bear the Jenkins cKDl3mODd,, and signature. Supply houses every- On Mgwf. metallurgist. where. York Chicago Boston Philadelphia 5, ..... n ' see X55 A' gi? -its sees k5xvQT' il t V. ul t tl 726 O 0 'I l O i i O 4 C? l O 1- O-1.0--K-o--1-0-xq o-1--o-1--o -1-v-o-1--os:-o Hotels Statler EBU FFA515? S55 VELIHXQ DE TROIZ' ST LOUIS Every guest room ln each of these hotels has private bath clrculatxng Ice water and other unusual conven :ences Morning paper dehvered free to every bedroom Club breakfasts club luncheons and club dinners Hotel Pennsylvania New York Statler operated The Largest Hotel mn the World 2200 Rooms 2200 Baths Snvmth Ave 32nd to 33-rd Sta opp Pennsylvania Terminal I y W: f l dalljlllglllilll f , nwua I .......J.1-Illllfi luqnu HI , lllllll lllfllll' U l i 1 i 0 0 . 0 I I ' l o l ' ' 1 l 5 ' . I 6 O i ' l 6 I '3 6 - .' t iz l i 6 ., ., . 6 2, i N F Q2 .1 . ,ok . W4 .i A ,ro 92 . . -I IQ gl . . ' ox U, .ma .'l tx: I .0 . I' 143131 na. 0, o gg' 22.1.5 1' -lil-fl 22:5 255513 ' xlflliiilllfill 3 lm' V fl: 'Z ',.::1::1ig'1522Z'3g ill' SEQ' 'I -F T1 222255 521 FS! ff 3,-2 - .W ral? if Alu. I -..-','ll:f.T.Tf?Eff' i -g Ei A i 727 IIniIuIIInIIIuIIuIInnnuIIImuxiunmumunu Complete Service in the design and eozzstnzedozz of SHOPS EOUNDRIES STEEL MILLS CHEMICAL PLANTS FACTORY BUILDINGS GASOLINE EXTRAGTION PLANTS STEAM POWER STATIONS HYDRO-ELECTRIC DEVELOPMENTS TRANSMISSION SYSTEMS RAILROAD SHOPS LOCOMOTIVE TERMINALS PASSENGER TERMINALS HOUSING DEVELOPMENTS OFFICE BUILDINGS HOTELS I E!!! ' HARBOR DEVELOPMENTS COMPLETE SERVICE By complete service We mean the design and construction ofthe buildings and Other Structures involved in any undertaking, and in addition the installation of all service equipment, and the con- struction of railroad sidings, Sewer, Water and electrical distribution Systems, streets and Sidewalks-in fact, every facility required to convert a vacant site into a modern plant completely equipped and ready to operate. Wfe Ojfev' Such cz Complete Service DWIGHT P. ROIBINSON 8: COMPANY NCORPORATED ENGINEERS AND CONSTRUCTORS 125 East 46th Street, New York CHICAGO YOUNGSTOWN DALLAS LOS ANGELES MONTREAL RIO DE JANEIRO IOIIIIIImunnmmnmumnn InniIIIInIIIIumIIIIIInnuuIIIIIInunnnnunIIIIIIIIIIIInInInInIImimmnnnmnumz ADVERTISING INDEX, Alberene Stone Co. ........ . Alhambra Hotel. ,......... . American Lead Pencil Co.. . . Arlington Hotel ........... Army and Navy Store . . . Atkinson Press ......., Atwater, F. H. ...... . Bement, L. C... . . Bresnahan, . . . Brooks Bros. .,............ . Bruno Longo ......,.,...... Brunswick and Lenox Hotels. . . Buffalo Fuel Co. ..,........ . Buffalo Steel Co. ...... . Buick Motor Car Co. .... . Burns, W. L. ...,. ..... Cascadilla School Association Chandler Motor Car Co. ..,. . Chase 81 Co. ............... . Christiance-Dudley .,........... Colburn Machine Tool Co. ..,. 706, Columbian Rope Co. ........,. . Cornell Alumni News ....,...... Cornell Co-operative Society .... Cornell Widow ....,,....,..... Dearborn Chemical Co. ..,. . Dell, 1. V. ...........,. . Direct Separator Co.. . . Doll, George F. .,....... . Doylemarx Music Shop. A . . . Driscoll Bros. .......... . Durfey, C. ....... . Dwinnel-Vlfright Co. .... . Eddy Street Bowling Hall ...... Electric City F,ngravingQ,Co. . . . . 679 679 697 696 703 680 679 683 681 675 686 683 672 671 680 721 707 666 677 683 712 670 714 678 725 696 721 689 689 722 710 719 686 692 723 Fetting, A. H. ..... . Fletcher, W. F. ..... . Finger Lakes Oil Co. Frankls, Nathan Sons . Fuerst, Wni. F. lnc. . General Electric Co. . . . Glen Springs Hotel . .. Heggie, R. A. Sz Bro. Co. .. Hickey, Joseph F. ..... . Hill Drug Store . . . . Hollenden Hotel. . . . . Hook,l.W. lllston Ice Co. . . Iroquois Hotel .... Jenkins Bros. Keegan, L. Burr . Kellogg Sz Son .... Kent, Henry 81 Co. . . Kluebert, Max .... Kohm 81 .Brunne Lafayette Hotel . . . Larkin Bros.. . . . Larkin, T. . .. Lefax, Inc. .,.. . Lent, B. F ..... ......... Ley, F. T. 81 Co. ........ . Lockport Board of Commerce. . . Lynden Lunch ............ Millar, George WV. .... . Middaugh Bros. ......... . Modern Shoe Repairing .... un I+IIIIIIIIummIInImfnlmnunauuimu 691 710 687 693 668 730 688 713 718 682 676 691 724 692 726 701 703 679 722 695 698 671 719 694 690 697 699 690 68-1 682 692 .N ,tx r 2 S 730 ADVERTISING INDEX-Continued Moore, E. 81 Son. . . More, G. E. ....... . . Morse Chain Co.. . . . Niles-Bement-Pond Co.. . . Norton Printing Co. .... . Onondaga Hotel ..... Osborne, R. C.. . . . Othine Laboratories. . Palace Laundry Co. ..... . Papayanakos, P. 81 G ...... . Petrillose Bros. ......... . Phoenix Knitting Works. . Quattrini, H. A.. . . Raquette River Paper Co.. Robinson, Dwight P. 8a Co. .... . Robinson Studio ......... Rochester Hotel ......... Rothschild Bros. . . . Sanitary Ice Cream Co. Scusa, Peter .......... Shippee Fish Market ..... Skillkrafters .......... Spencer, Kellogg 81 Co. Statler Hotel ........ Taylor, D. Constructi Taylor, Wm. H. Sz Co. . Texas Oil Co. ........ . Treman, King 86 Co. ... Underwood Typewriter Universal Milk Co. . . . . Van Buren, C. B. . .. Welch's Candy Store . . OH Co. .... . Wetstein, D. ........... . White, G.,8z Co. . . .. White Sewing Machine O C . .... . Whites studio .............. 708, ' C Woodstock Typewriter inIimnin1niwnmrmmumnum 700 700 709 701 709 727 710 705 720 685 721 684 713 722 707 717 711 715 694 4

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