Cornell University - Cornellian Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)
- Class of 1923
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'ru iff? yi H324 51311 in SV, NMFS bv, nflv X. ,qc-. H ' Jug! 1 . wvfri' Wil 'V'-r .ELL ff , W , L----V W W UWM ---T.i..:.,.--X .. .,.,,, HQ 1 1 ir W 1,-15 A.1-Y.6YAY, .Y-Jw. NW I W ,YY ll I 1 T 'w' I I l I q FA-lC'ULTV OF THE COLLEGE OF A GRICULTURE DEAN ALBERT RUSSELL MANN ,, W ,.- .fr-W. ,,-, nv ,.e.,. 1 ', U, , v ,- , T7 'h F 5' 21 f Ev? ww -' ? ,fy .e ua 191 , ,, .- LX W, .- V L, ,,,,, ,,,,LgSfifES ' ' l I 0 K 1 H lj I, 1 li l 'N I l ' Departments of Agricultural Chemistry and Agronomy B. Wilson Cooper Bizzell Buckman Rice Cross Cavanaugh Lyon J, Wilson JOHN HALL BARRON, B.S.A., Cornell, IQO6. Extension Professor of Field Crops. 25172, EE, ,JAMES ADRIAN BIZZELL, Ph.D., Cornell, IQOZ. Professor of Agronomy. 23. HARRY OLIVER BUCKMAN, B.S.A., Iowa State, Iooog M.S., IQO8Q Ph. D., Cornell, IQIZ. Pro- fessor of Soil Technology. AT, AZg I'Ag EIEQ CIDKIID. GEORGE XVALTER CAVANAUGH, BS., Cornell, I8q6. Professor of Agricultural Chemistry. AZ: AXE: EE. HERBERT PRESS COOPER, Ph.D., Cornell, Iozz. Assistant Professor of Agronomy. LEWIS JOSEPHUS CROSS, AB., Comell, IQOQQ Ph. D., IQIZ. Professor of Chemistry. FAg EE. ,AXEL FERDINAND GUSTAFSON, BS., Illinois, IQO7Q M.S., IQIZQ Ph.D., Cornell, IQZO. Extension Professor of Soil Technology, AZg EE. ' 'l'HorE,2SAL:T'rLEToN LYON, B.S.A., Cornell, I8oIg Ph.D., IQO4. Professor of Soil Technology. F ' ' QE. FRANK ELMORE RICE, AB., Indiana, IQOQQ Ph.D., Cornell, IQI4. Assistant Professor of Agri- cultural Chemistry. 1iJEKg EE. CAbsent on Leave.j BENJAMIN IQUNBAR XVILSON, lVI.S., Kentucky, IQI4Q Ph.D., Cornell, IQIS. Assistant Professor of Soil Technology. EN, EE., JAMES 'KENNETH XVILSON, BS., Oklahoma A. and M., Iooog Pl'1.D., Cornell, IQIS. Professor of Soil Technology. Zig flJKfID. CAbsent on Leave.j ' EIIMUNIJPLOUIS XVORTHEN, BS., Illinois, IQO4Q lVl.S.A., Cornell, IQO8. Extension Professor of Soil fechnology. AZ, 34 DeprIrz'1ne1zI'.s' of Agriczzlmral Economics and F arm Prrzcfzfce Pearson Norton Scoville Ladd Misner King Warren Myers Boyle JAMES ERNEST BOYLE, AB., Nebraska, IQOOQ A.M., Kansas, IQOIQ Ph.D., Wisconsin, IQO4. Professor of Rural Economy. ASA CARLTON KING, BSA., Cornell, ISOO. Professor of Farm Practice. Sphinx I-lead. - CARL EDWIN LADD, B.S. in Agr., Cornell, IQIZQ Ph.D., IQIS. Extension Professor of Farm Management. Acacia. GEORGE NIEMAN LAUMAN, BSA., Cornell, 1897. Professor of Rural Economy, EDWARD GARDNER MISNER, BS., Cornell, IQIQQ Ph.D., IQI8. Professor of Farm Management, Za.. WILLIAM IRVING MYERS, B.S., Cornell, iqnig PhD., 1oi8. Professor of Farm Finance. KAPg EE, CIJKQJ. CLARENCE VERNON NOBLE, Ph.D., Cornell, Iqzo. Assistant Professor of Farm Management. LAURENCE JOSEPH NORTON, B.S., Cornell, IQI7Q PhD., Iozi. Assistant Professor of Agricul- tural Eeonomics and Farm Management. HKIIJQ fDKfD. FRANK ASHMORE PEARSON, B.S.A., Cornell, Iqizg PhD., Iozz. Professor of Agricultural Ecc- nomics and Farm Management. EE, fI1KfIJ, GAD PARKER SCOVILLE, B.S.A., Cornell, IQIO. Professor Of Agricultural Economics and Farm Management. GEORGE FREDERICK WARREN, B.S., Nebraska, I8Q73 B.S.A., Cornell, Iqogg MSA., IQO4Q Ph.D., IQOS. Professor of Agricultural Economics and Farm Management. FA, EE. 35 I W I I' N E. In y 'N ll I 'J ,, - Departments of Animal and Poultry Husbandry Maynard Weaver Heuser Bots ford Crandall Hinman Metzger Rice Hopper Harper HAROLD EUGENE BOTSFORD, B.S., Cornell, 1918. Assistant Extension Professor of Poultry Husbandry. Helios. WVILLIAM TRUMAN CRANDALL, B.S., Wisconsin, IQOQ, M.S., Illinois, IQI3. Assistant Extension Professor of Animal Husbandry. MERRITT WESLEY HARPER, B.S., Ohio State, IQOIQ MS., Illinois, IQOZ. Professor of Animal Husbandry. GUSTAVE FREDERICK HEUSER, B.S., Comell, IQIS, MS., IQI6, Ph.D., IQI8. Assistant Pro- fessor of Poultry Husbandry. EE.. ROBERT BYRON HINMAN, B.S.A., Ontario Agricultural, IQIS, M.S., Iowa State, Iqzo. Assistant Professor of Animal Husbandry. AFP, GPKKIJQ Helios. HERBERT ANDREW HOPPER, B.S.A., Cornell, IQO3, MS., Illinois, IQO7. Professor of Animal Husbandry. EE. LEONARD AMEY Husbandry. ATA, CIJBK, EE, HERBERT JOHN MAYNARD, A.B., Wesleyan, IQIIQ Ph.D., Cornell, IQI5. Professor of Animal METZGER, D.V.M., Cornell, IQI8, Assistant Professor of Animal Hus- bandry, APP. JAMES EDWARD RICE, B.S. in Agr., Cornell, I8QO. Professor of Poultry Husbandry. AZ, EE.. ELMER SETH SAVAGE, B.S.A., New Hampshire, IQOSQ M.S.A., Cornell, IQOQ, Ph.D., IQII. Professor of Animal Husbandry. KZ, AZ, FA. fAbsent on Leavej LELAND EUGENE WEAVER, B.S., Comell, IQIS. Assistant Extension Professor of Poultry Husbandry. HENRY HIRAM XVINC, B.S. in Agr., Cornell, 1881, M.S. in Agr., I8QI. Professor of Animal Husbandry. EE.. 36 IJepr1rf1r1c1zf.s' of Botany and Pomology Knudson liamcs Curtis Chandler Sharp fX1:.ICUzIn1uIs Uskarnp Hcinicke NViegand Carrick Duma BAIN CZARRICK. AB.. Wake Forest, IQIOQ Ph.D., Comell, IQI7. Professor of Pomologv. X'-' ' 1.4.1. XX'11.I.IAM HENRY CBI-IANDLER, BSA., lvfissouri, IQOSQ MS. in Agr.. IQOCQ Ph.D.. 1o1.4. Professor of Pomology and Vice-Director of Research. EE. O'l'lS FREEMAN CLYRTIS, AB., Oberlin, IQI I g Ph.D., Cornell, IQIC. Professor of Plant Physiology. FA: 23. ARTHUR JOHNSON EAMES. AB., Harvard, lQO8Q A.M., IQIOQ Pl'1.D., IQIZ. Professor of Botany. GJHKQ EE. ' llLYSSES PRENTISS HEDRICK, BS., Michigan Agricultural, 18935 lX4.S., 18:95, D.Sc., Hobart, IQI3. Professor of Pomology. AZ, EE. ARTHUR ,loHN HEINICKE, BS., Missouri, lQI3Q M.A., lQI4Q Ph.D., Cornell, IQIO. Professor of Pomology. PA, EE. LEWIS KNUDSON, BSA., lvlissouri, IQO8, Ph.D., Cornell, IQI 1. Professor of Botany. AZ, FA: 1- LL. LAURENCE HOWLAND MACDANIELS, A.B, Oberlin, IQIZQ Ph.D., Cornell, IQ17. Assistant Pro- fessor of Pomology. AFP, FA, EE. JOSEPH OSKAMP, BS., Missouri, IQIZ. Extension Professor of Pomology. EE. GILBERT WARREN PECI4, BS., Cornell, IQIZQ MS., 1o17. Assistant Extension Professor of Pomology. ECDEQ Hebs-Sa. LOREN CLIFFORD PETRY, BS., Earlham, IQO7Q BS., Haverford, IQO8, M.S., Chicago, IQII, Ph.D., IQI3. Acting Assistant Professor of Botany. FAQ fIPBKg EE. JACOB RICHARD SCHRAMM, AB., Ph.D. Professor of Botany. CAbsent on Leavej LESTER WAYLAND SHARP, BS., Alma, IQO8, Ph.D., Chicago, IQIZ. Professor of Botany. FAQ QJBKZ 23. KARL MCKAY WIEGAND, BS., Cornell, ISQALQ Ph.D., 18o8. Professor of Botany. EE, CIJKQ1. 557 I Q I 'll I Departments of Dairy Inafustry and Vegetable Garde-nmg Work Sehneck Underwood Brew . Guthrie Fisk Hardenbu rg Melnerney Thompson Stocking jackson Ross ROBERT MORRILL ADAMS, B.S,, Lebanon, IQOZQ A.B., Yale, IQOD. Assistant Extension Professor of Vegetable Gardening. JAMES DUNCAN BREW, B.S., Cornell, IQI2, M.S., Illinois, 1921, Extension Professor of Dairy Industry. EE. WALTER WARNER FISK, B.S.A., Cornell, IQIOQ M.S.A., 1911. Professor of Dairy Industry. EE, Hebs-Sa. EDWARD SEWALL GUTHRIE, B.S.A., Iowa State, IQOfQ M.S.A., Cornell, IQIOQ Ph.D., 1913. Professor of Dairy lndustry. EE.. EARLE VOLCART HARDENBURo,.B.S., Cornell, IQIZQ M.S.A., 19153 Ph.D., 1 1 . As ' t t P 9 9 sis an ro- fessor of Vegetable Gardening. AZ, Hebs-Sa. HOWARD CAMPBELL JACKSON, BS., Cornell, 191 SQ IvI.S.A., IQI7Q Ph.D., IQZO. Assistant Professor of Dairy lndustry. EE.. THOMAS JOSEPH MCINERNEY, B.S.A., Cornell, IQIO, M.S.A., 1912. Professor of Dairy lndus- try. Zig Hebs-Sa. HAROLD ELLIS Ross, BSA., Cornell, IQODQ M.S.A., IQOQ. Professor of Dairy lndustry. FA, EE. HENRY XVILLIAM SCHNEC Vegetable Gardening. WILLIAN1 ALONZO STOCKINC, B.S. in Agr., Connecticut Agricultural, 18Q53 B.S.A., Cornell, 18983 Ivl.S.A., IOO4. Professor of Dairy lndustry EE. HOMER COLUMBUS THOMPSON BS , Ohio State, 19o9'. Professor of Ve etabl G d K, BS., Wisconsin, IQI3, lV'l.S., Cornell, 1914. Assistant Professor of , . g e ar ening, EE. HUGH CHARLES TROY, B.S.A., Cornell, 1896, Professor of Dairy Industry. Quill and Dagger. FRANCIS OMAR UNDERWOOD, BS., Cornell, 1918. Assistant Extension Professor of Vegetable Gardening. Acacia, PHILIP HENRY WVESSELS, B.S., Michigan Agricultural, IQOSQ IVI.S., Wisconsin, IQIO. Research Professor of Negctable Gardening AZ' KIDKCID l PAUL XX ORK, BMX.. Tennessee, IQO7Q Pennsylvania State, 191o: lVl.S., Cornell, IQI3, Ph.D., lvlinnesota, IOII. Professor of Vegetable Gardening, ITKfIJg E53 fDKf11. 38 Ileflfzrflzzezzts' oflfnfomology, Limfnology, and Ornithology Matheson Claassen Bradley l lcrriek joharinseri Embody QIAMIQS CHESTER BRADLEY, A.B., Cornell, IQOOQ MS., California, IQO7Q Ph.D., Comell, IQIO. Professor of Entomology and Curator of Invertebrate Zoology. HKAQ EE. PETER WVALTER CLAASSEN, AB., Kansas, IoI3: A.M., IQISQ Ph.D., Cornell, IoI8. Assistant Professor of Biology. AXBQ FA, IIPBKQ EE. CYRLIS RICHARD CBROSBY, AB., Cornell, Ioog. Extension Professor of Entomology. GEoRCE CHARLES EMBODY, BS., Colgate, IQOOQ IVI.S., IQOII Ph.D., Cornell, IQIO. Professor of Aquiculture. AKEg EE. GLENN WASFIINCTON l-IERRICK, B.S. in Agr., Cornell, I8o6. Professor of Economic Entomology. AFP, Sig Quill and Dagger. WVILLIAM ATWOOD HILTON, BS., Cornell, ISQQJ Pl'1.D., IQOZ, Exchange Professor of Ento- mology and Biology. X'1 g FA, SE. . OSKAR fXUGUSTUS JOHANNSEN, BS., Illinois, I8Q4Q A.lvI., Cornell, IQOZQ Ph.D,, IQO4. Professor of Entomology. FA, TBHQ EE, IDKCIP. ' ROBERT MATHESON, B.S.A., Cornell, IQOGQ IVLS., lQO7Q Pl'1.D., IQII, Assistant Professor of Economic Entomology. FA, EE. JAMES GEORGE NEEDHAM, BS., Knox, I8oI: lVI.S., I8o33 Ph.D., Cornell, ISQSQ Litt.D. Pro- fessor of Entomology and Limnology. CExchange Professor at Pomonaj 39 'I si N. . 4 4 Q 1,1 1 l ' 1 1 I I A Q 1 ' Departments of Extension, Rural Sociology, and Rural Education Adams Atwood Robinson Wright Brim Stewart Everett Wheeler Binzel Kruse Crosby Butterworth BRISTOW ADAMS, B.A.,Stanford, IQOO. Professor in Extension Service and Editor of Publications. AFP, EE, SAX, Quill and Dagger, Hebs-Sa. f MILLARD VAN MARTER ATWOOD, AB., Cornell, 1910. Assistant Professor of Extension Teaching. YIJBKQ EAX. CORA ELLA BINZEL, B.S., Columbia, 1920, Professor of Rural Education. IIA'Yg ON. ORv1LLE GILBERT BRIM, B.S., Val araiso, 1 'M.A. C l b' p 9o7, , oum ia, 1911: Ph.D., 1919. Professor of Rural Education, KIDAK. MAURICE C1-1AsE BURRITT, B.S.A., Cornell, 19081 M.S.A., IQIO. Vice-Director of Extension. DIPE, AZ, Hebs-Sa JULIQN EDWARD BUTTERWORTH, A.B., lowa, 1907, M.A., IQIOQ Ph,D,, 1912. Professor of Rural Education, 'JIWBKQ A '. DICK -IAY CROSBY, BS., Michigan Agricultural, 1893, MS., 19o1. Professor of Extension Teaching. AZ. THEODORE HILDRETH EATON, AB. Harvard IQOO' MA Columbia 1915' Ph D 1917 Professor of Rural Ed , , , . ., , , . ., . u- cation. d1AKg Tawse. GEORGE ABRAM EVERETP, AB., Cornell, 18993 LLB., IQOI. Professor of Extension Teaching. Zodiac. EMERY NELSON FERR1ss, Ph.B., Western, l904Q M.A., Iowa, 1905: Ph.D., 1908, Teachers College, Columbia, 1916- 17. Assistant Professor of Rural Education. GDAK. PAUL KRUSE, AB., Iowa, IQOCQ A.M., Washington, IQIZQ Ph.D., Columbia,-1917. Professor of Educational Psy- chology. fI1Kfbg 1iJAK. H EP111iAlA.1ql:3x!1iRENcE PALMER, AB., Cornell, IQIIQ M.A., 19131 Ph.D., 1917. Professor of Rural Education, FA, RAONTCOMERY ROBINSON, B.Litt., Princeton, 1906, BS., Cornell, 1914. Professor in Extension Service. Princeton Campus Club. EZRA DWIGHT SANDERSON, BS., M' h' A ' l l, 8 -g BS. ' A . C ll 8 8' Ph.D. Ch' Professor of Rural Social Organigatfggrt EEITICU tum I 91 In gr' Omg ' I 9 ' ' lcago' 191,- ROLIZLKER-NQJZCIEAREN STEWART, B.A., Iowa State, 19041 B.Di., IQOCQ Ph.D., 1911. Professor of Rural Education. RALPH HICKS WVHEELER, B.S., Cornell, 1911.. Professor of Extension Teaching. AFP. GEORGE ALAN XVORKS, B.Ph., Wisconsin, ' M.S IQO4, ., 1917.. Professor of Rural Education. AT, AZ, fII'BKg CIJAK. XV1L131ARLfr3srg51u2lRL211TAE-.S., Michigan Agricultural, 19042 M.S., Pennsylvania State, 1917.. Extension Professor 40 l 1 I Il i I . U U ,' E I X I lx x . I n l I V y Depfzrfznenfs of F Iorzfculfure and Forestry Ckmllingwood Guise Reeknagel Nehrling Curtis Spring Rowlee Hosmer NVhite Beal WVILLIAM CHARLES BAKER, B.S.A.. Cornell, 1898. Professor of Drawing. ALVIN CASEY BEAL, BS., lllinois, 1897, M.S.A., Cornell, 19033 Ph.D., 191 1. Professor of Flori- culture. EE. .lOHNl BENTLEY, jR.. BS., Wesleyan, lQO4Q M.F., Yale, 1907. Professor of Forest Engineering. l'l'g KDBKQ E3 GEORGE HARRIS COLLINGWOOD, B.S., Michigan Agricultural, 1911, A.M., Michigan, 1917. Assistant Extension Professor of Forestry. Scorpion. RALPH WVRICHT CURTIS, B.S.A., Cornell, IQOIQ M.S.A., IQO5. Professor of Ornamental Horti- culture. AZg FA. CEDRIC HAY GUISE, B.S., Cornell, 1QI4Q M.F., 1915. Assistant Professor of Forest Manage- ment. Eleusisg EE, B.S.A., Harvard, l8Q4: Yale, IQO2. Professor of Forestry and RALPH SHELDON HOSMER, Head of the Department of Forestry. AZ, Hebs-Sa. ARNO HERBERT NEHRLING, Shaw School of Botany and Missouri Botanical Garden, 1909. Assistant Professor of Floriculture. KE, AFP. ARTHUR BERNARD RECKNAGEL, B.A,, Yale, IQO4Q M.F., IQO6. Professor of Forest Management and Utilization. EE. WILLARD WINFIELD ROWLEE, B.S., Cornell, 18883 D.Sc., 1893. Professor of Dendrology. KE. SAMUEL NEWTON SPRING, B.A., Yale, I8Q8Q M.F., 1903. Professor of Silviculture. AZ, EDWARD ALBERT WHITE, B.Sc., Massachusetts Agricultural, 1895. Professor of Floriculture, KE, 1I1KfD. 411 Department of Home Economics Meek Nye Kellogg Wetherbee Boys Reynolds Hunter Canon Schumaker Thurston Spohn Rose Van Rensselaer NVarner Henry BEULAH BLACKMORE, BS., Columbia, 1917. Assistant Professor of Home Economics. JESSIE AUSTIN BOYS, B.S., Iowa State, 1908, MS., Columbia, 1910. Assistant Professor of Home Economics. HELEN CANON, A.B., Colorado, 191 lj BS., Columbia, 1915. Assistant Extension Professor of Home Economics. lVl.-XRY FRANCIS HENRY, A.B., Colorado, 1905. Assistant Professor of Home Economics. 1I'fK4IJ. FRANCES BEATRICE HUNTER, BS., Columbia, 1913. Assistant Professor of Home Economics. RL'Tll lN4ARY KELLOGG, BS., Kansas State, 1910. Acting Assistant Professor of Home Economics. ON. I-loxxuxno BAGNALL MEEK, BS., B . ' M.A. M ' oston, 1917, , ame, 1910. Assistant Professor of Institution Management. KIIJAQ AA, l-l151.EN MoNsc1-1, B.S, Kansas Agricultural, 1904: B. Chem, Chicago, IQOQQ M.A., Columbia, IQI6. Professor ol Home Economics. -'DKfIJg ON. CAbsent on Leavej XVINIFRED MOSES, B.S., Cornell, 1915. Assistant Professor of Home Economics. ON. CL.KRlBEL NYE, BS., Cornell, 1914. Assistant Extension Professor of Home Economics. ELLEN ANN REYNOLDS, BS., Kentucky, 19001 MS., IQOOQ MA., Chicago, 1919. Assistant Professor of Home Economics. Ftoa.-1 Rose, B S., Kansas State Agricultural, 1004, MA., Columbia, 1909. Professor of Home Economics and Head of the Department of Home Economics. fI1K1iDg ON. Doius SCI-IUMAKER, BS., Washington State, 1915. Assistant Extension Professor of Home Economics. ITBGW, QKHIJ. ADERQRIQE il-glHN, BS., Chicago, IQO8Q M.S., IQIQQ Ph.D., Columbia, 1911. Assistant Professor of Home Economics. F1.oR,-1 M,xRT111x Tiiuzsrox, BS., Columbia, 1919. Assistant Extension Professor of Home Economics. Xlwqrii.-x V191 RENSSEI..NER, AB., Cornell, 1909. Professor of Home Economics and Head of the Department of Home Economics. ,-XrwE1'rE J. XVARNER, Cowles Art School, 18893 Normal Art School, 1890, New York School of Fine and Applied .-Xrt, 1911. Professor of Home Economics. Doiu llfiruus XVETHERBEE, Acting Assistant Professor of Home Economics. 4-2 l I h 1 1, 1 -I 1. N l , Deprzrinzenfs of Pla nz' Breeding and Plant Pnfhology hlycrs Thomas Blodgett Barrus Bussell Fraser Wiggans Love Wihctzel Emerson lvlassey Burkholder Fitzpatrick lVl0RIl,2lliR FRANKLIN BARRUS, A.B., Wahash, 19o8g Ph.D., Cornell, 191 1. Professor of Plant Pathology. I A5 CIDBK5 F11R12sT lN llL0 BLODGETT, B.S.A, Cornell, IQIOQ Ph.D., 1914. Assistant Professor of Plant Pathology. EE. WVALTER H. BURKHOLDER, A.B., Wabash, l9l 32 Ph.D., Cornell, IQIT. Assistant Professor of Plant Pathology. FA, VT 1.1.1. l':RANl5,E013'Es BUSSELL, A.B., Colgate, 19015 Ph.D., Cornell, 1919. Assistant Professor of Plant Breeding. AKEQ f A '3 Cl'lARLES CHUPP, A.B., Wabash, IQIZQ Ph.D., Cornell, 1916. Assistant Extension Professor of Plant Pathology. E35 RoLL1Ns ADAMS EMERSON, B.Sc., Nebraska. 18971 D.Sc., Harvard, 191 22 LL.D., Nebraska, 1917. Professor of Plant. Breeding. AZ, QJBK5 SE., fiJKfI1. HARRY lVl0RToN FITZPATRICK, A.B., Cornell, IQOQQ Ph.D., 191 g. Professor of Plant Pathology. EE.. ALLAN CAMERON FRASER, B.S., Cornell, IQI 32 Ph.D., 1918. Assistant Professor of Plant Breeding. Eleusisg I A5 EE.. HARRY HOUSER LOVE, BS., Illinois Wesleyan, 19045 lvI.A., 1906: Ph.D., Cornell, 1909. Professor of Plant Breeding. 'FKE5 EE LoUlsBlY14ELv1LLE MASSEY, A.B., Wabash, 1912, Ph.D., Cornell, 1916. Professor of Plant Pathology. Acacia5 FA5 fb 5 XE.. CLYDE HADLEY MYERs, BS., Illinois Wesleyan, 1907: M-51. llli0OiS. 1910: Ph.D., Cornell, 1911. Professor of Plant Breeding. TKE5 E35 fbAT. DONALD Rggpicpq, A.B., Wabash, I905: Ph.D., Cornell, IQOQQ Professor of Plant Pathology. FA, EE.. B.S., Virginia Polytechnic. 19155 l'vl.S., 19165 Ph.D., Columbia, 1910. Assistant Professor HARVEY EARL THOMAS, of Plant Pathology. FA5 EE. HERBERT HICE WHETZEL, A.B., Wabash, l9OZQM.A., IQOQ. Professor of Plant Pathology. fI1AC-35 AZ5 FAQ GIJBKQ EE, ROY GLEN WICCANS, B.S. in Agr., Missouri, l9l4Q lVl.S. in Agr., Cornell, 19155 Ph.D., 1919. Assistant Professor of Plant Breeding. FA, EE, FSA. 1 4-3 . -,, . . . l l 1 Il f 1 K? ' 4 'l ll .2 ' K Departments of Rural Engineering and Meteorology McCurdy Fairbanks Mordoff Reyna Roehl Wilson Riley Robb FRANK LATTA FAIRBANIQS, M.E., Cornell, IQIO. Assistant Professor of Rural Engineering. JOHN CLARENCE MCCURDY, BS., Grove City, IQOSQ C.E., Cornell, IQIZ. Assistant Professor of Rural Engineering. RICHARD ALAN MORDOFII, BS. in Agr., Cornell, IQIIQ A.M., IQISQ Pl'1.D., IQZI. Assistant Professor of Meteorology. JUAN ESTEVAN REYNA, EE., Columbia, 18:38. Professor of Rural Engineering. HOWARD XVAIT R the Department of Rural Engineering. ILEY. NLE, in EE., Cornell, IQOI. Professor of Rural Engineering and Head of BYRON BURNETT ROBB, B.S.A., Cornell, IQI IQ MS., IQI3. Professor of Rural Engineering. Louis MICHAEL ROEHL. BS., Stout, IQIQ. Assistant Professor of Farm Shop. NoRry1AN DAMON STEVE, BS., Cornell, IQI3. Assistant Extension Professor of Rural Engineer- ang. AZg l-lebs-Sa. XVILFORD MURRY XYILSOX, NLD., Memphis lxledical, 1895. Professor of Meteorology. GTA. 44- 1. '- .u 1 1 2-X -a ia w il is I Q 5 1 N 1 H is N' ' U wi gi I M N -, rm If M Q W' N 3:-P! Y, Yvir , A ' OF THE WI' COL LE 4 f FE OF RC TE T ' ' Q, 1 HI C URE H9535 'fe 5 Fifi' N f' Slap: Qg lv' 3132! TBI Mfg' YH- MK-4 Q U '41 H 4 ji ,r-. 'JV' V - Wx! kg! fx W WHEN v nz' 1113! g X milf -3- +113 1:35 Fifi .N ,e 41 ' 453, W 1411 55 N1 Algal, VF-xii af N ,Q limi' . f V 1' 'VE K an ng 1 ,fxja 'juz' , a.? NPV! M: f',-5 ' QM 1t,r fi 'mir ,--mx My Vid my iff 113' A, I Wifi ugh N E2 1 'lg' Mi T 13,5 PV N q 1, ?w 1194 1515! W2 43,7 DEAN FRANCKE HUNTINGTON BOSWORTH JR W l'f'V ' ' ' .J n gs w' M , 535 I ' J 4 N1 n :JP 95 MEN - 123: N, GH '52 3' I X35 224 nag ,Q 'Tis I R via :v7f'?ii'::7:?f'?2f i1'fA: -1lZ,i ?? 112: 'T:f1.f'f',,a iff? f ,71lijfZTi2'.l'f15 fir. 'fT'?'7 A T?---E'i-.zziff-1Lf.lLlL' 1 W ----A-W ,, . VE' 1412525-2 :f2f'3i3 f115 '- ?'T22gigigQQL g+-f s f4fi?f5g?!lU - ':N'N f f '--- -P -- W N - N - ww- wi N -W N -Q--AM +.,.QH ,,5f:N'Nff.i2: 'ul H 'Q'--'ww -Y 4711! .,- ,.I,.II' . 1 I .. I ll I ' 0 ' Q College of Architecture Midjo Lawson Davis Chamberlain Montillon . Baxter E Baldridge Phelps Brauner Bosworth Stone Martin Young JOI-IN LAKIN BALDRIDGE, B.Arch., Cornell. IQIGQ M.Arch., Iozz. Assistant Professor of Archi- tectural Design. '-FT, Sphinx Head. HUBERT EUGENE BAXTER, B.Arch., Cornell, IQIO. Assistant Professor of Architecture. FA, Gargoyle. FRANCKE HUNTINGTON BOSWORTIEI, JR., AB., Yale, I8o7. Professor of Design and Dean of the College of Architecture. 'Flag TB1'Ig 'IJKQDQ Gargoyle. OLAP MARTINIUS BRAUNER. Professor of Drawing and Painting. HKA. LEROY P. BURN!-IAM, M.S. in Arch., Harvard, IQOZ. Assistant Professor of Design. GEORGE RAY CHAMBERLAIN, Cornell, 1891. Assistant Professor of Freehand Drawin g. Art Students League of New York. EDWARD GORTON DAvIs, BS., Denison, IQOS. Professor of Landscape Architecture. B9l'Ig Gargoyle. EDXVARD LAXVSON, BS, Cornell, IQIZQ M.L.D., lQI4, F.A.A.R., American Academy at Rome, IQZO. Assistant Professor of Landscape Architecture. 24IJEg l-lelios. CLARENCE AUCUSTINE MARTIN, D.Sc., Colgate, 1917. Professor of Architecture. QIFAQ TBII CHRISTIAN MIDJO. Professor of Freehand Drawing and Modeling. Gargoyle. EUGENE DAVIS MONTILLON, B.Arch., Cornell, Ion.. Assistant Professor of Landscape Archi- tecture. CDAE. ALBERT CKIGRIEES PHELPS, BS., Illinois, I8o4' Bavarian Polytechnic I8o8' MArch., Illinois lQO3, or d XVar Memorial Professor of Architecture. TBHQ 111151115 Gargoyle. I XY.-ALTER liING STONE. Assistant Professor of Painting. GEORGE YOUNG, jR., B-Arch., Cornell, IQOO. Professor of Architecture. GFA, TBl'Ig AIA. 46 IHELL '93TY- r nnNl5Lx.1A 1-vfsnvzzz fx f - E i 'E aff. i, A.,, , L - L . L . L L . , - 5:52532-LZ21'2L4f 4,4523-z6,wl!gQ'f2?2R3 QZZ1 ?4Z' .2:L Qty 5 rg. ' 4,1 F H14 4 1 FACULTY OF THE COLLEGE 0F 'S ARTS AND SCIENCES L pg L R1 E fi -F s we xx ,, wa .5 A' 5, gui 1 54 Q N Us Due to the reszgnatzon of Dean Frank Thzlly Preszdent Lwmgston Farrand LS the Acting Dean pending the appomt S rwf aw 41324 'a'2fzfga r,f9?1mv? q E 4 51 ir ' 'tal 'iii w ,, nv sv d,1Y V W tb Hs' il L Wi '1 .si ' , I A , 5 A '4-1, NH E Eli ' , X 1 s' S LQ ,Q . ' 1 ' 1 3: ,' . . . , I . 5. ' - 1, h Q ment of a new Dean. S' M ' RX . . I tx ' Z ' I ' ' t:' I Y I . 'f fs. is L. . .3 xr- gxi' 2 -fx E-V 5 E '- E LE-5 A T-E P-1 7 as ' Y Y- Y -- - ' Y Departments of A ncient and M oderfn Languages Pope Pumpelly J ones Guerlac Durham Faust Boesche Hamilton Keniston Hermannsson ALBERT LEROY ANDREWS, AB., Williams, 1899, A.M., IQOZ, A.IVI., Harvard, IQO3, Ph.D., Kiel, 1908. Assistant Professor of German. GJBKQ EE. ALBERT WILHELM BOESCHE, AB., Hamilton, 18973 A.M., 1898, Ph.D., Munich, IQOS. Pro- fessor of German. AT, IIPBK. CHARLES LovE DURHAM, M.A., Furman, 1891, Ph.D., Cornell, 1899, Litt.D., Furman, 1921. Professor of Latin. X'P', CIJKCID. HERBERT CHARLES ELMER, AB., Comell, 18833 Ph.D., johns Hopkins, 1888. Professor of Latin. BGHL QJBK. CAbSent on Leavej ALBERT BERNHARDT FAUST, AB., johns Hopkins, XSSQQ Ph.D., 1892. Professor of German. BGHQ fIJBK. OTHON GOEPP GUERLAC, Licencie es Lettres, Paris, 1893, Licencie endroit, 1897. World War Memorial Professor of Romance Languages and Literatures. GEORGE LIVINGSTONE HAMILTON, AB., Harvard, 18951 A.M., 18972 Ph.D., Columbia, 190z. Professor of Romance Languages and Literatures. HALLDOR HERMANNSSON, Cand. Phil., Copenhagen. 1899. Assistant Professor of Scandinavian Languages and Literatures. HORACE LEONARD -JONES, AB., Carson and Newman, l8Q8, A.M., Columbian, 19005 Ph.D., Cornell, IQOQ, LL.D., Carson and Newman, 1917, Professor of Greek. QKE, fIJBK. RALPH HAYWARD KENISTON, AB., Harvard, IQO4, A.M., IQIO, Ph.D., 1911. Professor of Romance Languages and Literatures. fl-YBK. JAMES FREDERICK MASON. AB., Harvard, IQOZQ Ph.D., johns Hopkins, 1912. Professor of Romance Languages and Literatures. KIJBK. PAUL RUSSELL PoPE, AB., Western Reserve, 18985 A.IVI., Ph.D., Leipzig, 1903. Professor of German. BG-J1'I,f-DBK. LAURENCE PUMPELLY, AB., Williams, IQOZQ Ph.D., Strasbourg, 1907. Assistant Professor of Romance Languages and Literatures. Zllfg CIJBKQ CIJKCIJ. 48 Dcprzrfnzenz' of Chemistry K Nichols Br-iggs Browne Rhodes Lax iimiugli Urntlorll Dennis Chamot Bancroft XY11.n121a lDNVIC2H'I' B.1xNc1zo1f1', AI3.. Harvard, 18881 Ph.D., Leipzig, 18ozg D.Sc., Lafayette, ioio. XVorIcl XVar lxlemorial Professor of Physical Chemistry. AKEQ AXEg TBfIg fDAMg Al-Djebar. 'I'1 1oMAS ROLAND BR1GCs, AB., Cornell. iooog Ph.D., IQIZ. Assistant Professor of Physical Chemistry and Electro-Chemistry. fI1AEg AXE, Alembic. .NRTHUR WESLEY BROWNE. BS., Wesleyan, iqoog MS., IQOIQ Ph.D.. Cornell, IQO3. Professor of Inorganic and Analytical Chemistry. AAIIX AXE, QTCDQ FA, TBHQ QPBIQQ EE, CIJK'-Pg Al- Djebar. GIZCJRGE WALTER CAVANAUCH, BS., Cornell, 18o6. Professor of Agricultural Chemistry. AZQ AXEQ XE, Al-Djebar. IEMILE MONNIN CHAMOT, BS. CChem.D. Cornell, l8QIQ Ph.D., 18o7. Professor of Chemical Ivlicroscopy and Sanitary Chemistry. QYIIPQ AXEg EE, American Institute Society of Sciences. Louis MUNROE DENN1s, Ph.B., Michigan. 18855 BS. CChem.j, 18863 D.Sc.. Colgate, ion. Professor of Inorganic Chemistry and Head of the Department of Chemistry. IVTQ AXE, TBTIQ CDBK, E33 Al-Djebar. lVlELVIN L. NICHOLS. B.Chem., Cornell, 1q18g Ph.D., iozz. Assistant Professor of Analytical Chemistry. AXEQ 'I'BfIg EE, CIJIUIJ. NVILLIAM RIDGELX' ORNDORFF, AB., johnspqi-lopkins, 18843 Ph.D., 1887. Professor of Organic and Physiological Chemistry. AXE1 Es.. Fiziin HOFFMAN RHODES, AB., Wabash, IQIO1 Ph.D., Cornell, IQI4. Professor of Industrial Chemistry. AXEQ QFBK, SEQ Al-Djebar. -lll . - , i L I I l x N 1 I I Q 'I , Q ll :W L 1 ,,..., .- A V V , ,, ,. ,. .t - r - i-' ' ' Departments 0fEnglislz and Public Speaking l lunt Nluchmore Fiske Hclvel lylonroc Sampson Cooper Adams l3rou gh ton Strunk Smith Prcscot t Drummond josiipn QUINCY ADAMS, AB., Wake Forest, iooog A.lVl., iqoi, Ph.D., Cornell, iooqg Litt.l7., Wake Forest, iooo. Professor of English. Zodiac, lbBK. LESLIE lXlATl-IAN BROUGHTON, AB., Union, iooog A.M., ioiog Ph.D., Cornell, ioi 1. Assistant Professor of English. KDBK. l-ANE CTOOPIER, AB., Rutgers, i8o6g M.A., Yale, l8Q8Q MLA.. Rutgers, ISQQ, Ph.D., Leipzig, iqoi g Litt.D., Rutgers, iqzi. Professor ofthe English Language and Literature. AKD, sl1l3lx. Ai.tixANoiiR M, DRuMMoND, AB., Hamilton, tooo, MA., Harvard, IQO7, ixilfx.. l-Iamiltori, iooo. Professor of Public Speaking. AKIC. Fiuaniiizictii Eixicri. Fisiui, AB., Cornell, iqni, Ph.D., iqzi. Assistant Professor of English. W joim- 1i.1,i,uu l-lizixiai... AB.. Indiana, lolz: .-X.lVI., Cornell, 1qi.ig Ph.D., iqzo. Assistant Pro- lessor of English. EX: fltlili. EX'iiRli'li'l' l,lflf HUNT, AB., l-luron, ioigg lXl,.fX.. Chicago, iozi. Assistant Professor of Public Speaking. C-JA, llliA. l31iN'roNiSUi.i.1x'.xN lxiloisiizoi-t, AB., Cornell, 1800: A.lXfl., i8o7: Ph.D., IQOI, Assistant Profess 1' i i ol lznglish. llflilx. Gm' Biiooiis Nluctiixioiuz. AB., Southwestern, ioio. Assistant Professor of Public Speaking. Ciixizii Si l'l'liilll.AND lXlOR'l'l-IUP, AB., Cornell, 1803, Ph.D., ISQS. Professor of English. Zodiaeg llllilxj flflxlllg Quill and Dagger. l:RliDlfRllfK Cisxiutii PRisscto'r'r. .-XB., l-lzirx'ard, iSo4. Professor of English. KA. lXl.xR'riN XYRic:ii'r Sfxsivsom, ABN Cincinnati, 18883 Alvl., i8oo. Goldwin Smith Professor of English Literature. llflilfg dllili. ' l7iu4.oi-iniciia lX-'lll.l.l-IR Smrrii. AB.. indiana. i8oo. Assistant Professor of English. EX: QDBK. Xxlll i mm S'rRL'Ni4. -Iii . BA., Cincinnati, iSoo: Ph.D., Cornell. i8qo. Professor of English. KDBK. ' - ... ,:.,. .10 Depnrfmezzfs of History and Political Science Davenrmrt Sllchter Rogers lgftll Smith Zimmern lf Andrews Sahy Hull English Becker Et1c:ENE PLUMR .-XNDREVVS, AB., Cornell, 1895. Professor of Archaeology. ATQ. GliCJR4'LE GORIDON KXNDREWS, AB., Union, IQIZQ Alvl., Nebraska, 19173 Ph.D., Cornell, 1921. Acting Assistant Professor of English History, CARL BECKER, BL., Vifisconsin, 18963 Ph.D., 1907. Professor of Modern European History. AlUI,lAN PLEASANT BRETZ, Ph.D.. Chicago. 1909. Professor of American History. HERBERT JOSEPH DAVENPORT, Ph,B., South Dakota, 18933 Ph.D., Chicago, 1898. Professor of Economics. DONALD ENoL1SH, BS., California, 19093 MBA., Harvard, IQI4. Professor of Economics and Accounting. ECIJE3 KDKKIJ. CHARLES HENRY HULI-, Ph.B,, Cornell, 18803 Ph.D., Halle, 1892. Goldwin Smith Professor of American History. AY3 CIFBK. XVALLACE NOTESTEIN, Ph.D. Professor of English History. fAbsent on Leavej JAMES HARVEY ROGERS, AB., Yale, 19093 lX4.A., 19133 Ph.D., 1916. Acting Professor of Economics. RASMUS S. SABY, AB., Minnesota, 19073 M.A., 19083 Ph.D., Pennsylvania, 1910. Assistant Professor of Government and Public Law. fDBK. NAT1-1AN1EL SCHMIDT, Stockholm, I884Q Theological Seminary, 18873 A.M., Colgate, 18873 Ber- lin, 1890. Professor of Semitic Languages and Literature and Oriental History. fAbsent on Leavel SUMNER HUBER SLICHTER, AB., Wisconsin, IQIZQ MA., lQI4Q Ph.D., Chicago, 1918. Assistant Professor of Economics. GJBK3 AEP. PRESERVED SMITH, AB., Amherst, 19013 AM., Columbia, 19033 Ph.D., 19073 Litt.D., Muhlen- berg, 1921. Professor of Medieval History. XCI13 fIJBK. W1LL1A1v1 LINN XVESTERMANN, AB., Nebraska, 18941 M.A., 18963 Ph.D., Berlin, 1992. Pro- fessor of Ancient History. YIJAQQ YIPBK, WALTER FRANCIS WILLCOX, AB., Amherst, 188.13 A.M., 18883 LLB., Columbia, 18873 Ph.D., 18913 LL.D., Amherst, 1906, Professor of Economics and Statistics. lIl'Y'1 CDBK. ALFRED ECKHARD ZIMMERN, M.A,, Oxford, 1905. Acting Professor of Government and Public Law. 51 Department of Mathematics Owens Williams Morse Gillespie Carver Ranum Snyder Sharpe Hutchinson Hurwitz NVALTER BUCKINCHAM CARVER, PhB., Dickinson, 1899, Ph.D., johns Hopkins, IQO4. Assistant Professor of Mathematics. HKAQ CIJBKQ EE. CLYDE FIRMAN CRAIG, AB., Michigan, IQOALQ Ph.D,, Cornell, IQO8. Assistant Professor of Mathematics. GJBKQ EE. DAVID CLINTON GILLESPIE, B.A., Virginia, IQOOQ Ph.D., C-ottingen, IQOC. Assistant Professor of lvlathematics. KE, E31 1IJKfD. XVALLIE ABRAHAM HURWITZ, AB., BS, in Ed., A.M., Missouri, IQOCQ A.M., Harvard, Iqo7, Ph.D., Cvottingen, IQIO. Assistant Professor of Mathematics. QJBKQ EE. ,lOHNd EIRVIISI l'lUTCHINSON, AB., Bates, 18893 Ph,D., Chicago, I8q6. Professor of Mathematics. P ' QE. HAROLD fVlARSTON MORSE, AB., Colby, IQl4Q A.lv1., Harvard, IQISQ Ph.D., IQI7. Assistant Professor of Mathematics. AKEQ CDBKQ EE. FREDERICK XVILLIAM OWENS, BS., M.S., Kansas, IQOZQ Ph.D., Chicago, IQO7. Assistant Pro- fessor of Mathematics. Seal and Serpent, EE, .-XRTHLR RANUM, AB., lwinnesota, I8QlQ Ph,D.. Chicago, IQO6. Assistant Professor of Mathe- matics. l1vBKgEE, FR,XNClS4ROBxERT SHARPE, AB., Cambridge, I8Qz3 Ph.D,, Cornell, IQO7. Professor of lvlathe- matics. QE. YIRGIL SNYDER, BS.. Iowa State, I88o, Ph.D,, Cottingen, I8o4g Doe. Pat- Padua, Iozz. Pro- fessor of Mathematics. I'A3 EE. ,loHxLHExRI' TANNER. BS., Ph.D., Cornell, 1891. Professor of Mathematics. AT. fAbsent on CdVC.l XYILI,l.xxI LLQYAD CARRISOX XYILLIAMS, B.A., Haverford, IQIOQ BMA.. Oxford, IQIZQ M,A., IQICJQ Ph DN Chicago, Iozo. Assistant Professor of lkflathematics. fI1BKg EE. 5 Q lJf7J11r1'nze1zf.s' of fhe Natural Sciences von linguln Rcttgcr Allen Gamble Young Gill l larris Ries Reed Wlright Y .ARTHUR AUc:Us'rL1s ALLEN, AB., Cornell, 18971 A.M., IQOSQ Ph.D.. 1911. Assistant Professor of Ornithology. l'A3 EE. lDEAN l.,Al:EX'IiR C3A?vlBLIi, BS., Cornell. IQIOQ Ph.D., 1921. Assistant Professor of Zoology. SE, flflifli. ADAM CLAPIZN GILI., AB., Amherst, 1884, Ph.D., Munich, 1893. Professor of Mineralogy and Petrography. GILBERT DENNISON l-IAR1z1s, Ph.B., Cornell, 1886. Professor of Paleontology and Stratigraphic Geology. LDBK, EE. HUGH DANIEL REED, BS., Cornell, 18995 Ph.D., IQOZL Professor of Zoology. AXA: EE. ROBERT E. RET1'GER, AB., Wisconsin, IQZOQ AM., IQZI. Assistant Professor of Dynamic Geology. BQITQ EE. V HEINRICH RIES, Ph.B., Columbia, 18921 A.M., 18941 Ph.D., I8Q6. Professor of Geology. FA, EE, CI1KfDg EVE. OSCAR D1E.1:-RICH VON ENGELN, AB., Cornell, IQOSQ Ph.D., 1911. Professor of Physical Geog- raphy. DDE, EE. ALBERT l-IAZEN WRIGHT, AB., Cornell, lQO4, AM., IQOSQ Ph.D., 19o8. Assistant Professor of Vertebrate Zoology. FA, 23. BENjAM1N PERCY YoUNo, BS., Kansas, IQOSQ Ph.D., Cornell, 1919. Assistant Professor of Zoology. IPAQ, EE. 53 Departments ofPhil0sophy, Psychology, ECi'MCClfi0W, and Muszc Y Oung Hoisington Wakeman Dallenbach Penney Paine J ordan Weld Thilly Creighton Hammond Ogden Quarles ERNEST ALBEE, AB., Vermont, 18873 Ph.D., Comell, 1894. Professor of Philosophy. JAMES EDWIN CREIGHTON, AB., Dalhousie, 18873 Ph.D., Cornell, 18913 LL.D., Queen s, IQO2 Sage Professor of Logic and Metaphysics and Dean of the Graduate School. ATQ3 QIJBK' KDKCIJ. KARL M. DALLENBACI-I, AB., Illinois, 19103 M.A., Pittsburgh, IQIIQ Ph.D., Cornell, 1913 Assistant Professor Of Psychology. AT3 Acacia3 E513 NZNQ IDA K. WILLIAM ALEXANDER HAMMOND, AB., Harvardy 18853 A.M., Kings, 18873 Ph.D., Leipzig, IOQI, Professor of Ancient Philosophy and Dean of the University Faculty. KA. LOUIS BENJAMIN HOISINGTON, AB., Oregon, 19153 Ph.D., Cornell, 1910. Assistant Professor of Psychology. EE., IIDAK. RlX'ERDA HARDING JORDAN, AB., Yale, 18933 M.A., 19133 Ph.D., Minnesota, IQIQ, M.A., Dartmouth, 1919. Professor of Education. KIYFA3 fIPAK3 KQK. ROBERT MORRIS OGDEN, BS., Comell, IQOIQ Ph.D., Wiirzburg, 1903. Professor of Education. X'P'3 EE, CDKQ3 CDAK. CAbsent on Leavel ERNEST TROWBRIDGE PAINE, AB., Brown, 1901 3 M.A., 19033 Ph.D., Comell, 1919. Instructor in Philosophy. KIJBK. MARK EMBURY PENNEY, S.T.B., Boston, 19073 AB., Cornell, 19103 Ph.D., 1918. Acting Pro- fessor of Education. QJAK. JAMES TI-IOMAS QUARLES, A.A.G.O., American Guild Of Organists, 1906. Assistant Professor of Music, University Organist, and Acting Head of the Department of Music. FRANK THILLY, AB., Cincinnati, 18873 A.lVI., Heidelberg, 18913 LL.D., Missouri, IQOQ, LL.D., Cincinnati, 1913. Professor of Philosophy. LDBK3 KDKCIJ. EDNVARD BRADFORD 'l'ITcI-IENER, AB., Oxford, 18903 M.A., 18953 D.Sc., 19063 Ph.D., Leipzig, I8Q7., LL.D., Wisconsin, lQO4Q DSC., Harvard, 19093 Litt.D., Clark, IQOQ. Sage Professor of Psychology. QPBKQ EE. HARRY PORTER WELD, Ph.B., Ohio State, IQOOQ Ph.D., Clark, 1911. Professor of Psychology. EAE3 EEL CDA K. CHARLES VAN PATTEN YOUNG, AB., Cornell, 18993 Princeton Seminary, IQOZ. Professor of Physical Education. AA-'IX 54- Depfzrtment of Phygigg Bidwell Collins Kennard Howe Richtmycr Bedell Merritt Gibbs lviurdock F1zEIJERIcK BEDELL, AB., Yale, ISQOQ M.S., Cornell, I8QlQ Ph,D., 1891. Professor of Applied Electricity. AARP, fDBKp EE. CIHARLES CLARENCE BIDWELL, AB., Rochester, IQO4f Ph.D., Cornell, IQI4. Assistant Pro- fessor of Physics. AKE, EE.. AND COLLINS, BS., Ohio, IQIZQ MS., Purdue, lOI4Q Ph.D., Cornell, IQ2I. Assistant ,JACOB ROL Professor of Physics. fDKTg 235 QKCIJ. ROSWELL CLIFTON GIBBS, AB., Cornell, lQO6, A.M., IQOSQ Ph.D., IQIO. Professor of Phvsics. f11BKg E31 fIJKfIJ. ' HARLEY EARL I-loWE, BS., Missouri, Iooog A.M., Cornell, IQOQQ Ph.D., IQI6. Assistant Pro- fessor of Physics, FA. EARLE HESSE IQENNARD, BA., Pomona, IQO7Q B.A,, Oxford, IQIOQ PhD., Cornell, IQI2. Assist- ant Professor of Physics. PA, KIJBK. ERNEST MERRITT, M.E., Cornell, 1886. World War Memorial Professor of Physics. fIfKlFg PA, TBl'lg E33 QJKCIJ. CAbsent on Leavej CARLETON CHASE MURDOCK, BS., Colgate, IQO7Q A.M., Cornell, IQIOQ Ph.D., IQIQ, Assist- ant Professor of Physics. fIDKlP'g PA, QTEK, EE. FLOYD KARKER RICHTMYER, AB., Cornell, lQO.1f Ph.D., IQIO. Professor of Physics. EE. JOSEPH ELLIS TREVOR, Ph.D., Leipzig, 18oz. Professor of Thermodynamics. 55 it , , 10 ' SIBLEY WALK l 1 U ' 6' H I' 1 E I l I X F.-1f'1'1,T1' UF THE COLLEGE OF EIVGINEERING DEAN DEXTER SIMPSON KIMBAL1. f -W A-H , H - T' - g .5 ,.--vw i, , 5. 1 '-'frifwgi HVYWWW Y,, E, , W. .7 . ., . . .. . ., f I School of Civil Engineering Scofield Lawrence Burrows Crandall Perry Boothroyd Underwood Barnes Urquhart Conwell FRED ASA BARNES, C.E., Cornell, I8Q7Q M.C.E., 1898. Professor of Railroad Engineering and Director of the School of Civil Engineering. TBII 3 EE 3 fI1KfI1. SAMUEL LATIMER BOOTHROYD, BS., Colorado State, 18935 M.S., IQO4. Professor of Astronomy and Geodesy. EE. EARLE NELSON BURROWS, C.E., Cornell, IQO7, M.C.E., 1914. Assistant Pro- fessor of Bridge Engineering. WALTER L1cHTENTHAELER CONWELL, C.E., Cornell, 191 1. Assistant Professor of Railroad Engineering. EIDE. CAbsent on Leavej CARL CRANDALL, C.E., Cornell, 1912. Assistant Professor of Railroad Engineer- ing. Zodiac, EE. - LEONARD ALEXANDER LAWRENCE, BS., Maine, IQO4. Assistant Professor of Sur- veying. KIJKE. JOHN EDWIN PERRY, B.S. Cin C.E.j, Pennsylvania State, IQO8. Assistant Pro- fessor of Railroad Engineering. GEEK. HERBERT HENRY SCOFIELD, M.E., Cornell, IQO5. Professor of Materials. Tri- angle, EE, 1IJKfbg Pyramid. PALIL HALLADAY UNDERXVOOD, C.E., Cornell, IQO7. Professor of Topographic and Ceodetic Engineering. Rod and Bob. LEONARD CHURCH URQUHART, C.E., Cornell, IQOQ. Assistant Professor of Bridge Engineering. B6Hg LIDKfIvg Pyramid. 58 501001 Qf l'1'1'1'f lfllgflll'f'I'I.lIg-CO7ltZ.7L7,L6d Schoder Pond Weber Walker Rettger Parson George Ogden SIDNEY GONZALES GEORGE, C.E., Cornell, IQOS. Professor of Mechanics of Engineering. TBII. HENRY NEELY OGDEN, C.E., Cornell, 1889. Professor of Sanitary Engineering. YT JOHN THOMAS PARSON. Professor of Drawing. ZIP, Rod and Bolo. MILES ALBION POND, Ph.B., Yale, 1891. Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering. ERNEST WILLIAM RETTCER, AB., Indiana, 18933 PhD., Clark, 1898. Assistant Professor of Applied Mechanics. fIJI'Ag EE. ERNEST WILLIAM SCHODER, BS., Washington, IQOOQ B.S. Clvliningj, IQOOQ PhD., Cornell, IQO3. Professor of Experimental Hydraulics. QIDFAQ CIDBKQ EE. FRANCIS JOSEPH SEERY, BS., Tufts, IQOS. Professor of Hydraulic Engineering. ATA, Semaphore. CAbsent on Leave? CHARLES LEOPOLD WALKER, C.E., Cornell, IQO4. Professor of Sanitary Engineer- ing. Acaciag FA. EBER, C.E., Rensselaer Polytechnic, IQIO. Assistant Professor of Hydraulics. AKEQ TBH, EE. JOHN LEROY W 59 Sibley School of Mechanical Engineering Sawdon Davis Gage Ellenwood Upton Wells Hook Ernsberger Diederichs Barnard Clark WILLIAM NICHOLS BARNARD, M.E., Cornell, 1897. Professor of Heat Power Engineering. TBHg EE, Atmos, ROY EDWARDS CLARK, M.E., Cornell, IQI3. Assistant Professor of I-leat Power Engineering. Acacia. ADAM CLARKE DAVIS, JR., ME, 2Cornell, 1914. Assistant Professor of Experi- mental Engineering. KE, TBH, Atmos. l-IERMAN DIEDERICHS, M.E., Cornell, 1897. Professor of Experimental Engineer- ing and Director of the Sibley School of Mechanical Engineering. QHEKQ TB1'Ig EE, Atmos. FRANK QAKES ELLENWOOD, AB. in ME., Stanford, 1904, ME., 1922. Professor of Power Engineering. TBH, EE. MILLARD CLAYTON ERNsBERoER, AB., Rochester, 18883 ME., Cornell, IQO8. Professor of Power Engineering. AMD, 1IDBKg EE. VICTOR RAYMOND CAGE, ME., Cornell, 19oog M.ME., 191o. Assistant Pro- fessor of Experimental Engineering. Acacia, EE. NVARREN l'lOVv'ARD HOOK, M.E., Cornell, 19o8. Assistant Professor of Heat Power Engineering. VVIILI. MILLER SAWDON, BS., Purdue, 1898, M.ME., Cornell, lQO8. Professor of Experimental Engineering. EE. GEORGE BURR UPTON, M.E., Cornell, IQO4Q M.M.E., IQOS. Professor of Experi- mental Engineering. TBHQ EE. ALBERT EDXVARD VVVELLS. Professor of Mechanic Arts. Atmos. 60 .Sibley .Srlmol of ,'lI1'r-l111111'r'f1l EllgllllC'0I'I.llg-CO7lf'l.7lNCCI n Uzirreit Albert. Rogers Switzer Lee liarncr XX ond lownsend Cornell McDermott CALx'1N DODGE ALBERT, ME., Cornell, IQOZ. Professor of Machine Design. VVIALTER RODNE1' CORNELL, BS., Rutgers, lQO7, C.E., Cornell, 1915. Assistant Professor of Mechanics. ENOCH FRANCIS GARNER, M.E., Maryland, 19o3. Assistant Professor of Machine Design. SEYMOUR STANTON CSARRETT, C.E., Cornell, IQO4. Professor of Mechanics of Engineering. MYRON ADOLPH LEE, ME., Cornell, IQOQQ M.M.E., 1913. Assistant Professor of lndustrial Engineering. GA, TBII, EE, Atrnos. GEORGE ROBERT CAMPBELL MGDERMOTT, Royal Technical College of West of Scotland, 1873. Professor of Structural Engineering and l-lead of the Department of Naval Architecture. Acacia, TBII, EE. FRED STILLMAN ROGERS, BS., Alfred, IQOQ, M.E., Cornell, 1913. Assistant Professor of Machine Design. Acacia. FREDERICK GEORGE SWITZER, ME., Cornell, 1913, M.M.E., 1914. Assistant Professor of Mechanics of Engineering. EEZ. CLARENCE ELLSWORTH TOWNSEND, M.E., Cornell, IQO7. Assistant Professor of Drawing. AXA, fIJKfD. EDGAR HARPER WOOD, ME., Cornell, 1892, M.M.E., 1893. Professor of Me- chanics Of Engineering. EE. 61 School of Electrical Engineering Ballard Chamberlain U Pertsch Lincoln Karapetoft WYILLIAM CYRUS BALLARD, JR., lVl.E Cin EED, Cornell, I9Io. Assistant Pro- fessor of Electrical Engineering. HKN. ROBERT FRANKLIN CHAMBERLAIN, ME., Cornell, I9O8. Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering. Acaciag HKN. ' XVLADIMIR KARAPETOFF, CE, Institute Of Ways Of Communication, Petrograd, I8Q7Q lVl.lVl.E., I9Oz. Professor Of Electrical Engineering. TBIIQ E55 HKN. CAbsent On Leavej PAUL MARTYN LINCOLN, lVl.E Cin EED, Ghio State, 1892. Director of the School Of Electrical Engineering. EE. ,IOHN GEORGE PERTSCH, JR., lVl.E Cin EEJ, Cornell, I9O9. Assistant Professor Of Electrical Engineering. Efig fIJK1IDg HKN. GQ E43 4 'Ill V, -I- I4 .. 4, 4 . 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'I4 4 I 4 4' 44 4 ,4 ' . 4 'lhi .VAT 4 IH 3 P144 Q4 4 .34 .4 4 F4444 93,44 ,,j44Q 4.4444 16444 44.444-4 544 44 V2.4 5-4444 E444 Pg 4 4-1.4, 51-4444 E51 4 Y 4. - 4 5444 im RQ444 2.544 ,4 5424 4 5444 I L4 WI 1:4 4 44 qlkxg .U .1, 4f4 H747 I N H, ,M at , ,,-..,. ., 4 4. 4 , ,, W , E. - ,, , , E -... -H --E E-ff. ..-1-.- -. .Nr ,-,f Tw- I - E A, - E -1 f ff , 14 H PULL. .W -- ., ,, -.. - f .. , .z .- - ,. 4 rf - ffx' f ' Q 1' Q .A M.. g.Y?:-- ,,11w-1t,L1 -'ya' ,r.SF,- F, ' f. . K4 ... T..,g ,J ,Er 'E+ 3 ..4 ,.-1' J 'Y ' ., -2- -f- 37 -j ly-in 4. -Y E E -Lf.: . :Eff L4 AL WW' E E 4 College ofLaw XVilsOn Vvfhiteside Stevens lVIcCasl-ci ll Woodruff Bogen: Burdick GEORGE GLEASON BOGERT, AB., Cornell, 1906 g LL.B., 1908. Professor of Law and Dean Of the College of Law. Zodiac, fIJBKg fIJKfID, Sphinx l-lead. CHARLES KELLOGG BURDICK, A.B., Princeton, IQO4Q LLB., Columbia, 1908. Professor Of Law. Princeton Cap and Gown Club, 1I1AfIHg Order of the Coif. OLIVER LEROY MCCASKILL, PhB., Chicago, 1901 g j.D., IQO5. Professor of Pro- cedure. GFA, fI1AfIJ, Order of the Coif. ROBERT SPROULE STEVENS, AB., Harvard, IQIOQ LL.B., IQI3. Professor of Law. HORACE EUGENE WHITESIDE, A.B., Chicago, IQIZQ LL.B., Cornell, 1922. Lec- gireqr in Law and Secretary of the College of Law. fI1KfIv, A6112 Order of the OII. LYMAN P. WILSON, BS., Knox, IQO4, j.D., Chicago, 1907. Professor of Law. CIDFAQ CIDAA, AEP. EDWIN HAMLIN WOOORUEF, LL.B., Cornell, 1888. Professor of Law. 6+ I I H ' U 4 W I-l N I 1 X 1+'.flI'l'l,7'V 014' THE COLLEGE OF MEDICINE ii? DEAN WALTER LINDSAY NILES College of M edzeline Utlzaca Dimfsfzfofnl Sumner Papez Kingsbury Kerr Simpson ABRAM TUCKER KERR, BS., Cornell, 18953 M.D., Buffalo, 1897, Professor ol' Anatomy and Secretary of the lthaca Division of the Medical College. BGHg NENQEEQIIDKKI1. BENJAMIN FREEMAN KINGSBURY, A.B., Buchtel, 1893 5 Ph.D., Cornell, 1895 , MD., Freiburg, IQO3. Professor of Histology and Embryology. 1115.95 FA, NENg EE, QDKQP. ,lmiras NVENCESLAS PAPEZ, A.B., Minnesota, IQO8QM.D., 191 1. Assistant Professor of Anatomy and Neurology. AKK, EE. SUT11ER1.AND SIMPSON, B.Sc., Edinburgh, 1894, MB., Ch.B., I8QQQ M.D., IQOIQ DSC., IQOZQ F. R. S. E. Professor of Physiology and Head of Department of Physiology. NZN, EE. JAMES BATCHELLER SUMNER, A.B., Harvard, IQIOQ M.A., IQIBQ Ph.D., 1914. .Assistant Professor of Biochemistry. Society of Biological Chemists. 66 ' - - -7' L- A -----1-- Y 7 ' 7 - -.Y .4. 7' ' 7 , 7 - 2- Y-ff . V- ,H-1 fig: 11. - 1:,:-,-- 1 1-taL1.:.--4.1-:::,:,2-f '-1's. :fff1fi-Y Y l 4 , LI l College of Medicine fNew York Divisionj HAROLD CAPRON BAILEY, M.D.. Cornell. IQOZ. Associate Professor of Obstetrics and Gyne- cology. NSN. DAVID PRESWIILIQ BARR, A.B., Cornell, 1911: M.D., 1914. Assistant Professor of Medicine. NSN: ADA. SfANlLEY R. BENEDICT, BA., Cincinnati, IQOO, Ph.D., Yale, 19o8. Professor of Chemistry. 4 r SAMLEEIKxl5RADBURY, M.D., Pennsylvania, 1905. Assistant Professor ofClinical Medicine. fIHKlP 1 it -'V RUSSELL LAFAYETTE CEIQIL, A.B., Princeton, 19o:3 M.D., Medical College of Virginia, IQO6. Assistant Professor of Clinical lvledicine. HM. ROBl:RT CIHAMBERS, JR., BA., Robert, IQOOQ M.A., Queens, IQOIQ Ph.D., Munich, 1908. Assis- tant Professor of Anatomy. .-XRYHLERY HLITCHINS CILLEY, A.B., Princeton, 18931 M.D., Columbia, 1896. Assistant Professor ol Clinical Surgery. 'FIT .ARTHUR FERNANDEZ COCA. AB.. Haverford, 18963 A.M., l8QQQ M.D., Pennsylvania, IQOO. Assistant Professor ol lmmunology. LEWIS .5xT'l'ERBURY CONNER, Ph.B., Yale, 18873 M.D., Columbia, 1890. Professor of Medicine. ROBERT ANDERSON COOKE. A.B., Rutgers. 19oo: AM., IQO4Q M.D., Columbia, IQO4. Assistant Professor of Applied Immunology. AKE. Cl!-IARLES LOOMIS DANA, A.B., Dartmouth, l872, A.M.. 1875, M.D., Columbia, I877Q LL.D., Dartmouth, IQIO. Professor of Clinical Surgery. lP'I , fI1BK. EUGENE FLOYD DUBOIS, A.B., Harvard. 1903: M.D., Columbia, IQOD. Associate Professor of Ixledicine. DAYTON JAMES EDWARDS, BS., Maine, IQOCQ Ph.D., Columbia, 1913. Associate Professor of Physiology. KDKE. CARY EOOLESTON, M.D., Cornell, 1907. Assistant Professor of Pharmacology. GJAE. 'XVILLIAM JAMES ELSER, M.D., Bellevue Medical, 1895. Professor of Bacteriology. CDAZ. JAMES EWINC, A.B., Amherst, 18883 A.M., 18883 M.D., Columbia, 1891 g Sc. D., Pittsburgh, 1912. Professor of Pathology. ATQ 1I1AEg KDBK. CHARLES EVERETT FARR, A.B., Yale, 18983 M.D., 1903. Assistant Professor of Clinical Surgery. Zllfg NENQ fDBKg EE.. LILLIAN K. P. FARRAR, M.D. Assistant Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology. JEREMIAH SWEETSER FERGUSON, BS., Maine, I88QQ M.S., 1891 3 M.D., New York, 1893, Sc.D., Maine, 1922. Assistant Professor of Pediatrics and Secretary of the Faculty. KE 5 EE.. NELLIS BARNES IFOSTER, B.S., Amherst, 1898g M.D., Johns Hopkins, 19o2. Assistant Professor of Medicine. BGHQ CDBK. JOHN C. A. GERSTER, A.B., Columbia, IQOZQM.D., 1905. Assistant Professor of Clinical Surgery. Zllf. CHARLES LANGDON GIBSON, A.B., Harvard, 1886, M.D., 1889. Professor of Surgery. MALCOLM GOODRIDOE, A.B., Princeton, 1894, M.D., Columbia, 1898. Assistant Professor of Medicine. NEN. JOHN AUOUSTUS HARTWELL, Ph.B., Yale, 1889g M.D., 1892. Associate Professor of Surgery. ROBERT ANTHONY HATCHER, M.D., Tulane, 1898. Professor of Pharmacology. IRVING SAMUEL HAYNES, Ph.B.. Wesleyan, 1885gM.D., New York, 18875 Sc,D., Wesleyan, 1915- Professor of Clinical Surgery. AKEg IIJBK. JOHN M. HEWITT, A.M.g M.D., Major, U. S. A. Professor of Military Science and Tactics. JAMES MORLEY HITZROT, A.B., Princeton, I8Q7l M.D., Johns Hopkins, IQOI. Professor of Clinical Surgery. JOSEPH P. HOGUET, M.D. Assistant Professor of Clinical Surgery. ARTHUR LAWRENCE HOLLAND, M.D., New York, 1897. Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine. RAYMOND G. I-IUSSEY, M.D. Assistant Professor of Pathology. -TM---,gi --A-A ' A,.'4 j'. ififfflf A 'jffi-elf-2'ert:aa?r , ...L ,.......-, . ,. ., , Q- . 1 rf-.. L, 7- .. W- Y . - , J . ,. . . . . f,2!Vf '.g.Qf',.:f 92216. 4,Q,Ae'4?7.1 eu1f ,,'?ZQf.fT'fe?fs.efir.': Au ,Q -.- ff ,- -v - R. 'fee 35 311452257 ilT'ff?.'1Q Zd'T1?Li'f4FL+. .1-. -f.--f- ,ef-f - ----A - ---:aaa A A--,fi W- C' we is-LA C454-gn '15 T2 lT 3'3' ' 7' C P6357 T 'CP-'rfdfll ' ,PL Q...l-. M LL - .. ,lf L ,., AL R 67 'I l l I 1 9 'I I A U ll. N I I. L l A fi 'Ti .'. ' ,, TQ :TA ,. - . . - ,.- A., ...ff .,.,'., ,..,,. W f tc -1,-. .,, ,Nw --S.-.,,. .,.,,,-.v,j.,f,1,,..,..,.--H, - .4 ' 4 6' - ani, .1 A-1-2 -. H- .. .4 ,- I-.1-.1 1J'f,I- .-.Q ,. 9 ,-' RIA?Le f..1...4.-A..f..q.-.1 nge!-f.1gY,5.-V .1-5535f5,:,Qa 5 1 -9 Q , s A I I l 1 ir k l' I 1 College of M eclficine QNeu' York DizIis'i0nJ-Covztiuued HARRY MILES IMBODEN, M.D. Professor of Roentgenology. FOSTER KENNEDY, M.B.Bch., Dublin, IQODQ M.D., I9o8g F. R. S. Edinburgh. Associate Pro- fessor of Clinical Medicine. EDWARD LOUGHBORO KEYES, JR., AB., Georgetown, 1891, Ph.D., IQOIQM.D., Columbia, 1895. Professor of Clinical Surgery. GEORGE HUGHES KIRBY, B.S., North Carolina, 18963 M.D., Long Island, 1899, Professor of Psychiatry. ZX, CIJBK. - ALEXANDER LAMBERT, A.B., Yale, 18843 Ph.B., 18855 M.D., Columbia, 1888. Professor of Clinical Medicine. AKEQ QJAZ. A BURTON JAMES LEE, Ph.B., Yale, 18943 M.D., Columbia, 1898. Professor of Clinical Surgery. ELSIE S. IQESPERANCE, M.D. Assistant Professor of Pathology. HOWARD LILIENTHAL, M.D. Professor of Clinical Surgery. GRAHAM LUSK, PhB.,'Columbia, 1887, Ph.D., Munich, 1891, Sc. D., Yale, 1908. Professor of Physiology. HENRY HAMILTON MOORE LYLE, M.D., Columbia, IQOO. Assistant Professor of Surgery. KA. FRANK SHERMAN MEARA, A.B., Yale, I89og Ph.D., ISQZQ M.D., Columbia, 1895. Professor of Clinical Medicine. WT, NZN. CHARLES V. MORRILL, A,M., Columbia, IQODQ Ph.D., IQIO. Assistant Professor of Anatomy. EE. CHARLES EDWARD NAMMACK, MD., New York, 18813 Ph.B., St. Francis Xavier, 18955 LL. D. Fordham, IQO8. Professor of Clinical Medicine. WALTER LINDSAY NILES, M.D., Cornell, IQO2. Professor of Clinical Medicine and Dean of the Medical College. fIJAZg AQAg Sphinx Head. ROBERT GRIGG REESE, Ph.G., Maryland, 18875 M.D., New York, 1891. Professor of Clinical Surgery. 1DK1P'g IDAEQ CIDBK. JOHN ROGERS, AB., Yale, 1887, PhB., 1888, M.D., Columbia, 1891. Professor of Clinical Surgery. IIJAZ. BERNARD SAMUELS, M,D., Jefferson Medical, 1907. Assistant Professor of Clinical Surgery. AK K. HAROLD ELMORE SANTEE, AB., Cornell, IQO4Q M.D., IQO8, Assistant Professor of Clinical Surgery. AT, QTCIJ, OTTO HENRY SCI-IULTZE, B.A., C. C. N. Y., 1886, M.D., Columbia, 1889. Professor of Medical Jurisprudence. AKE. 9 HANS JORGEN SCHWARTZ, M.D. Professor of Clinical Medicine. HARMON SMITH, A.B., Georgia, 18913 M.D., Bellevue Medical, I8Q7Q D.Sc., Georgia, 1911. Professor of Clinical Surgery. CIPAE. , RALPH G. STILLMAN, A.B., Yale, IQOZQ M.D., Columbia, 19o7. Assistant Professor of Clinical Pathology. NEN. CHARLES RUPERT STOCKARD, B.Sc., Mississippi A. and M., 1899, M.Sc., 1901 3 Ph.D., Columbia, lQO7, M.D., Wurzburg, Sc.D., Cincinnati. Professor of Anatomy. NZNg EE. ALFRED SIMPSON TAYLOR, Ph.B., Brown, 1891, A.M., I8Q2, M.D., Columbia, I8Qf. Professor of Clinical Surgery. AT, QDBK. WILLIAM CROOKS THRO, B.S.A., Cornell, IQOO, A.M., IQOI, M.D., IQO3. Professor of Clinical Pathology. QTCIJQ PA, EE. JOHN CUTLER TORREY, A.B., Vermont, 1898, Ph.D., Columbia, IQOZQ Sc,D., Vermont, 1911. Professor of Hygiene. Erin, CIDBK. PERCY R. TURNURE, A.M., M.D. Assistant Professor of Clinical Surgery. CHARLTON VVYAYLLACE, A.B., Transylvania, 18942 M.D., Columbia, 1898. Professor of Clinical Surgery. RA. fSouthernJ, NEN. GEOlc'if3iix1GRAY' XVARD, JR., M.D., Long Island, 1891. Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology. FREDERIQQ VNIHITINC, AB., Amherst, 1881, A.M., 18855 M.D., Long Island, 1885. Professor of Clinical Surgery. AT, GEORGE XVOOLSEY, A.B., Yale, 1881, M.D., Columbia, 1885. Professor of Clinical Surgery. .- ,Q yr .1 .1 1 -w 68 1 T ll I I 0 . 4' n ll 4 l L I I X 7 . - ,. - fv,, -,w- ' - - - ,, :wi ,V . .- . Q , . . . 'M '-ni, W .Vw QM .. 4, F.-1r'1'1,1'V OF THE c'0LLEc:E OF VETERINARY MEDICINE ,QA f N v 4 I wi T ii 29 5 'gy lid! DEAN VERANUS ALVA MOORE I ' 'W WW Wm EMT? 1 wUTi'C u,V:'t,!l' vm Il WL! I fwfr' W NWN fu' I' WMI JH 3 251 . WKf59f5?1+fe?f.ffgQ. J'MMp L H I 1 if , t' lil lf N I l l 'lk v, . -,. .-If -'V ' l College of Veterinary Medicine Il Y .V Q , 1.9 ' pei --I lik.-li 1 I 1, , X lx -I ,all I lljxl 'l,f, l. W I Hill lgyllf Qflli livin l lffeil l ,lfjl iifffl lflfill ,llsgiil It el llifsi I.. ii ilzrti ilfji iilivsl ilfl lifdil Goldber Sunderville Hagan Benner Asmus Gilman - giifil lvglks Fish Moore Udall Hayden Birch 11,5 illi lllkpll HENRI ASMUS, Assistant Professor of Farriery. 'llfgll JAMES WILLIAM BENNER, D.V.M., Kansas State Agricultural, 191 IQ M.S., Cornell, 19zo. Assist- l ant Professor of Special Research in Animal Diseases. EE, GJKCIJ. RAYMOND RUSSELL BIRCH, B.S., Kansas State Agricultural, IQOCQ D.V.M., Cornell, IQIZQ it yi Ph.D., 1916. Professor in charge of Veterinary Experiment Station. EE. fliQ',l:, CHARLES MILTON CARPENTER, D. V. M.g Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Bacteriology. CAbsent on leavej PIERRE ALISOUSTINE FISH, B.S., Cornell, 18993 D.Sc., 1894g D. V. M., 1899, Professor of Veter- 1-Qll. inary hysiology. EE, 'lvK1ID. iJ',l ,JAMES NATHAN FROST, D. V. M., Cornell, 19o7. Professor of Veterinary Surgery. EE, HERBERT LESTER GILMAN, D. V. M., Cornell, IQI7Q M.S., IQZO, Ph.D., IQZZ.' Assistant Pro- , fessor at the Experiment Station. QTZQ EE. , ,ll SAMUEL ALEXANDER GOLDBERG, D. V. M., Cornell, IQI4, A,M., 1916, Ph.D., 1917. Assistant ,I I l Professor of Pathology. EE. WILLIAM ARTHUR HAGAN, D.V.M., Kansas State Agricultural, IQISQ M.S., Cornell, 1917. Pro- il fessor of Bacteriology and Parasitology. EE.. gi 1' .,i, II' V ., CH.ARLES ERNEST HAYDEN, A.B., Ohio, IQIOQ D.V.M., Cornell, 1914. Assistant Professor of , Veterinary Physiology. KIJKTQ EE. GRANT SHERMAN HOPKINS, B.S., Cornell, 1889, D.Se., 18933 D. V.M., IQOO. Professor of Com- l . I parative Anatomy. EE. ivli, I I , I l'lONVARD JAY MILKS, D.V.M., Cornell, IQO4. Professor of Therapeutics and Small Animal Clinic. EE. VERANUS'gLgA lgflOORE, B.S., Cornell, 1887, M.D., Columbian, 118905 D.V.M., Pennsylvania 101 I , l c , 3 racuse, 1919. Professor of Pathology and Bacteriology and Dean of the College of Veterinary Medicine. QEKQ 235 IIJKQJ. EARL SUNDERVILLE, D1V.M., Cornell, IQO8. Assistant Professor of Comparative Anatomy. QTZI. CAbserIt on Leavefl M 1 DENNY HAMMOND UDALL, B.S.A., Vermont, I8Q8, D.V.M., Cornell, I9o1. Professor of Veterin- ilyyl ary N4ed1c1ne. 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Member of the American Library Association, Member of the Bibliographic Society of America, Fellow, American Library Institute, Member of the New York Library Associationg Member of the New York State Library Council, BGH. ANDREW CURTIS WI-IITE, AB., Hamilton, 1881, Ph.D., Cornell, I885. Assistant Librarian. Member ofthe American Library Association, Member of the New York Library Association, LIJBK. GEORGE LINCOLN BURR, A.B., Cornell, I88I 3 LL.D.. Wisconsin. IQO4, Litt.D., Western Reserve, IQOS. Honorary Librarian of President White Historical Library. fI1BKg CIJKKIP. HALLDOR l'lERMANNSSON,C81'1d. Phil., Copenhagen, ISOO. Curator of the Fiske Icelandic Collection. GEORGE LIVINGSTONE HAMILTON, A.B., Harvard, I8o5g A.M., Harvard, I8o7g Ph.D., Columbia, IQOI. Curator of the Fiske Italian Collections, ELIAS ROOT BEADLE WVILLIS, AB., Pennsylvania, IQOI, Alvl., Cornell, IOI4. Superintendent of the Readers' Division. QJBK. ELIZABETH SAGE INGERSOLL, Superintendent of the Accessions Division Library. EMMA AVALYN RUNNER, B.S., Cornell, 1886. Supervisor of the Catalogue Department. Member of the American Library Associationg Member of the New York State Library Association. EN1N1A ROMELIA SPEED, A.B., Cornell, IQII. Senior Cataloguer. lvlember of the New York State Library Association, AAA, fDBK. GEORGE DE GRASSI, Genoa, IQO3. Supervisor of Stacks. ACDA. ALICE CAROLINE HowE, Pratt, ISO3. junior Cataloguer. ANNA GREGORY, Supervisor of Circulation. LILLIAN BIANCA LELAND, Supervisor of Periodicals. liATHERlNE VVYORDEN, Cataloguer. BESSIE A4ARY COXVLES, Assistant in Accessions Division. ELIZABETH COLLINGS RILEY, Assistant in Readers' Division. :ETTA XflARIE XVEST, Assistant in Catalogue Division. XIRS. FRANK RANSON1 BENTON, Assistant in Stacks Division. 72 'Ui -xi.: syn. 1 . Qiicers 0f.4 dministmtion fl , , A l i l Ruualsky Bostwick Huy Patterson Curtis Frank i l l CHARLES DIBBLE BOSTWICK, AB., Cornell, 18923 LLB., 1894. Comptroller of 1 ll , , 1 l the University and Secretary of the Board of Trustees. KA. il CHARLES ELBERT CURTIS, BCE., Cornell, 1885. Superintendent of Buildings .K and Grounds. AT. U . ii GEORGE STEDMAN FRANK, CE., Cornell, 19111 Manager of Purchases. TBH. 9 ii .,,. L .W DAVID FLETCHER I-IOY, BS., Cornell, 18915 MS., 1893. University Registrar. fl KEQ E35 Quill and Dagger. l .W WOODFORD PATTERSON, AB., Cornell, ISQS. Secretary of the University and Uni- 1 versity Pulblisrier. fIvFAg Quill and Dagger. V ' Ty ' i l l GEORGE FREDERICK ROGALSKH', AB., Cornell, 1907. fTi-easurer of the University. 1 AXgQBK. '73 l l Depczrtmeint oflllilitary Science and Tactics Pierson Sibert Hodges Ramsey Eden Barton Meyns Christian Senay Buffington Wygant Nicholls Selton Edgerly Hays WILLIAM WILKESON BARTON U. S. Military Academy, IqI8. First Lieutenant, Field Artillery, U. S. A.g Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics. AT. RALPH MORRIS BUFFINGTON, D.V.M., Cornell, IQOS. Captain, Veterinary Corps. U. S. Ag Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics. THOMAS j. JACKSON CHRISTIAN, U. S. Military Academy, IQI I. Major, Field Artillery, U. S. A.: Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics. EAE. JOHN RICE EDEN, A.B., DePauw, IQIOQ Infantry School, U. S. A., Iozz. Captain. Infantry, U. S. A.g Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics. fIJKLI . JOHN PACE EDGERLY, U. S. Naval Academy, IQIO. Major, Infantry, U. S. A.. D. O, L.: Assis- tant Professor of Military Science and Tactics. GEORGE P. HAYS, B.S., Oklahoma A. and M., IOI7. Captain, Field Artillery. U. S. A.. Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics. DUNCAN HODGES, U. S. Military Academy, IQISQ Army Signal School, IQZO. First Lieutenant, Signal Corps, U. S. A., Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics. LAWRENCE .JAMES MEYNS, B.S., Virginia Polytechnic, IQIDQ IOI7. First Lieutenant, Ordnance Department, U. S. A., Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics. JESSE CROOK NICHOLLS, U. S. Military Academy, I8oo. Colonel, U. S. A., Retiredg Professor of Military Science and Tactics and head of the Department. SAE. ALBERT ITIERSON, W.A., Cornell, IQIO. First Lieutenant, Infantry, U. S. A., Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics. 'THOMAS HARRY RAMSEY, Captain, Infantry, U. S. A., D. O. L.g Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics. l-ILCO DANIEL SELTON, U. S. Military Academy, IQOC. Major, Infantry, U. S, Ag Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics. ATQ. CHARLES TIMOTHY SENAY, B.S., Trinity, IQI4Q M.A., Illinois, IQIS, Captain, Infantry, U. S. A.g Assistant Professor of lvfilitary Science and Tactics. GFA, CIDBK. EDNVIN IJUTHER SIBERT, U. S. Military Academy, IQI8. First Lieutenant, Field Artillery, US. A.: .Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics. fIJKlP'. HENRY SOLLET VVSYCANT. Colonel, U. S. A., Retired: Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics. SN. 74 A . II. . 'Il I' I 'I 2 3 I .I Il. lil II. l L I .X -T .5f,?.'-J.. we '. ' -I .I - -'L f O T ft -I ' if Q.iQFif7 fjflbliiimil T, I I -f'fT AT T L A , ' T L T 75' i,ffT g1',Q 1,Q 'QQILC .. 3 Ilia . ,'1. II IQ I IGI I I. l iff M IIN 'xx ' W I -'af' ' ,? 'H ,, A, f' 'X' , ., f.. A 'E 'lX lIl' - H LIN ygmlra S ffzw - M -fmlmla j 'Q MIIIIS Q EI . fi Il-.I -'fit . -t --,f 7:7 i- 1- 'Q --' T -' C 'Z ' at :I V, lapis! gdllk E n d? N 17 lkxif KX 1 ' 'Af MIx T l 'fl Q If-D 5 7 'J ' lil . .II I-lg 'Ig 7-, I 'Tg '.,-M 'E : I' si UDIRVSUDISES Ii.. ', K - ? Exim A ,FH 12-If ' I- X 4x5 I rf 'F Il--U ' 1. I 2 ...-w 1 V 5 Q gn fiiwi l 'fas'-1 ' MN I-- -'-- f. I wt- f w f f L - NI I A f , , -U il! HW 1-.Z A E2 CY. II I-' :IW K h in ':, 72 , - dm' E ,A 1 RS .. kv X Fair gp' Q III D. II5 I. we-, SWR-...Q ' KSC N III--'WE -D .Ira I I' ' T- ' x f lllll?' 5,1-f B' 1 Wg Q E ,-0 f- 4 I I F .I ' ' T1 -IXX N ...fi 'r ,ff , -.ve . X X? - - EU liilil age ta ' D' ' 'fl - I f-M-f Jlleef IPS. I QI - ' ,I A! ',-3, . l XII' llliliil 'Q ' O , ' O l M O I Il' I COX- ERNMENI OF THE UNIVERSITY I If? ,I-. h-cj -.I..II?.-.1-IIL' P ya- t,'I tdb,-thQB d IT rt- cl B d I iw g ' l 'lirusl?ecSjJ::Oh,:i1lLIiTg .Il III: lgrcsidrelnfflf :hex Z1l':fSqlFlir:lyfI ITliCcIT1C:i'llDEI!'LS. O?aXrf'l If5l?T'l Sdijcincireagx-cifficiycirvisi i -I' the Governor III thc Smit' III New York, the l-IuuLcnanL4GOvernOr. the Speaker ofthe Assembly, the Commissioner of - ill? 2 'Lil laducation, the CFCIITIITTISNIKIFICF wi' Agriculture. the President ofthe State Agricultural Society. and the Librarian of the Cornell Library Thi: eldest lineal male descendent uf Ezra Cornell is a trustee during his life. Of the remaining I Ig, TII thirty-one mcmln-rs. Iiftccn are elected by eo-optarion for a term of hve years, ten are elected by the Alumni Of WH, list' f:0ffl'Jll L.Y7IVUFNllN' lu Serve for Iixif yiars, Sxlr arf agpuingcd by the Governor OI the State Of New York for the Same Q -ILA' I Icrm of service. and one I5 annua y c cute Hx me . IEIIC Urangc. , 5 FRANK H, I-IISLOCI4, Chairman gl. DUPRATT WHITE, Vice-Chairman I JI l-HE PRESIDIAQNT OI: TI-IE LlNIYIiRSl'I'Y .... ..., L ivingston Farrand, Ithaca WI.. THE GOVERNOR OF THE STATI2 Oif NEW YORI4 . . Alfred E. Smith, Albany 'lmi 'IMI' THE LIEUTEN.-XN'I'-GOVERNOR ..... . George R. Lunn, Albany ,Iigfl THE SPEAKER Oif THE ASSEMBLY ..,. . H. E. Machold, Albany II..-. THE CONINIISSIONER OF EDUCATION ..... . Frank P. Graves, Albany IW. 'II -. 5 THE COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE ,... . Berne A. Pyrke, Albany 'Ik ,ISI ' THE PRESIDENT OF STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY A. L. Brockway, Syracuse gl Fig ffm THE LIBRARIAN OF CORNELL LIBRARY CCITYD . . Ebenezer T. Turner, Ithaca 1.13 'IFC' CHARLES EZRA CORNELL ..... ....... I thaca Iilf Inj 'CHARLES E. TREMAN ,... CBD . . ,...... Ithaca '.ii:,I'f, 'HENRY H. WVESTINCHOUSE . CBD . , I65 Broadway, New York City 1 lgyg. 'ROGER B. WVILLIAMS . . . CBD . ........ Ithaca IMQ5 Ilifl' TCUTHBERT W. POUND . . CAD . . Court House, LOCKPOFC. N- Y- f .H Iiilfllx 'JOHN L, SENIOR , , , CAD . III W. Monroe St., Chicago, Ill. I I DUPRATT WHITE . , CGD . . . I4 Wall St., New York City I img 52,2 3 CHARLES H. BLOOD . . CBD . . Q. . . V .1 . . . Ithaca WJIJ, HENRY W. SACKETT . . CBD . . Tribune Building, New York City Iwi 'I G, C. SIDNEY SHEPARD . . . CBD . New Haven, Oswego CO., N. Y, 'Ig .HSI EDWIN N. SANDERSON . CAD . . 57. William St. New York City ',,, 1 ' ROGER H. WILLIAMS . CAD . ..,.. 24 Broad St., New York City I Lip GEORGE A. BLAUVELT . CGD . ..... 61 Broadway, New York City ' If-ggi ifgy HENRY R. ICKELHEIMER . CBD . . Box 51, Wall Street Station New York City may 'li9'gI. CHARLES M. SCHWAB . CBD . . , . . 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Ing SAMUEL W. WAKEMAN . CAD - ------- QU1nCY-M3?- ,yfilwl THOMAS B, WILSON . . CGD ......... . . Hall, . IW lllgllll WILLIAM Fi' PRATT ' FACSE!-IQY REPRESENTATIVES ' ' ' ' ' Batavia' 'Y' ili- ' P I I . ., 1 JAMES E. CREIGHTON C-JANUARY 1, IOz6D EDWARD L. NICHOLS CJANUARY I, IQ?-4, mia llfgi . JAMES P. HALL CJANUARY I, IQZSD 2 ,lik ll-T3 TTerm of Office expires in 1921. the next group of SIX In IQ14- SIC- B- elected by B0-ard! A. elected by Alumni. G- H 'D II 5 appointed by Governorg Gr, elected by State Grange. lim llli-T lL.eL,e--.e .- . . . - .- A---.Tl E. . . :.i:a2E-Igsgezr-311144. fiielsjl. 75 .r , L , I on ' , 4' I9 l-' N l l 7 l N A -'-V',- - --xx- ' ff- we ' 'Q 1. ' - s f .,. ' ll1 x M? , A ' iS ' ' If - lla tiw t . All . MN S N J Wi STANDING S 1015 J! f 7 'LQ -N . 1' W' 'Eel N 4 5 .: CEQM lMEET T'EE- xmas. f.-affwfk L fag? W5 3,f,,,.,,.-, -.Nw ,, ,.-,..., ..,. W. V Y,,,,,QfV , V , r f a S fg i -ElllQ l' s iB5l QPSW IIQ EQ ,f W a - W W ! . i x AQ . mim i? '.....I- 5 N9 -.,, , Ie lf -.'2lZT J, J w s ! COMMITTEE ON GENERAL ADMINISTRATION: Mynderse Van Cleef, Chairman, The President, Charles E. Cornell, Roger B. Williams, bl. DuPratt White, Thomas B. Wilson, H. H. West- inghouse, Charles E. Treman, Cuthbert XV. Pound, Robert H. Trernan, john L. Senior. COMMITTEE ON FINANCE: Roger B. Williams, Chairmang The President, Robert H. Treman, H. R. lckelheimer, C. Sidney Shepard, Walter P. Cooke, j. DuPratt White. COMMITTEE ON BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS: j. DuPratt White, Chiarmang The President, Henry Sackett, Charles H. Blood, Edwin N. Sanderson, Henry H. Westinghouse, Ezra B. Whitman. AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE COUNCIL: The President, Chairmang Thomas B. Wilson, Frank H. Miller, George A, Blauvelt, j. DuPratt White, Horace White, Albert L. Brockway, Berne A. Pyrke, Frank P. Graves, William F. Pratt, jared T. Newman, Georgej. Tansey, Albert R. Mann, Veranus A. Moore, George A. Works, james E. Rice. lVlED1CAL COLLEGE COUNCIL: The President, Chairmang Henry R. lckelheimer, H. H. West- inghouse, Ira A. Place, Walter L. Niles, Lewis A. Connor, William j. Elser. VETERINARY COLLEGE COUNCIL: The President, Chairman, Thomas B. Wilson, Frank H. Miller, j. DuPratt White, George A. Blauvelt, Horace White, Albert L. Brockway, Berne A. Pyrke, Frank P. Graves, William F, Pratt, jared T. Newman, George j. Tansey, Veranus A. Moore, Albert R. Mann, Pierre A. Fish. GRADUATE SCHOOL COUNCIL: The President. Chairmang C. W. Pound, R. B. Williams, R. H. Treman, j. E, Creighton, Ernest Merritt, Carl Becker. FACULTY REPRESENTATIVES ON THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES Edward L, Nichols, james P. Hall, James E. Creighton. OFFICERS Livingston Farrand, Presidentg Charles D. Bostwick, Comptroller, David F. Hoy, Registrar, Charles E. Curtis, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds, Woodford Patterson S I ' - . ecretary of the University, George F. Rogalsky, Treasurer of the University, Charles D. Bostwick, Secretary ofthe Board of Trustees. 76 I II I' 1 ll 2 1 4 .1 If 'fi' i I I I X -1 . BZ? r , V A N . ,- E1 4 .. 1 .11 -V 5--1 -- - -M-f f ew I Wil . , .xg e, 1f5 ff . 1 11' , E P S S Y f 1 A a ww Ili.. ,.,. as mu' ' lllll ' ' .-:P i-HHN QWQ? . 'EN N J -new l' CfffQ2 . JS ' I15 '- y X' R' . w f L 1 I 9 -, z y fxiae S - pm ' J 5 1 . li Jfksgf HONORARY FELLOWS, YEAR IQZZ-1923 EUGENE IIZLNVIN I'l.-XSKELI-, C.E., Curnell, 1879. Tutonomu Tanaka, Tokin. FELLOXYS THE CORNELL FELLOWSHIP IN ENGLISII A1.11ER'r W.x1.14ER l,111D1.E, AB., Cornell. 1920. THE MCGRAW FELLOWSHIP IN CIVIL ENGINEERING FRANK E1.1.s1voRT11 C11NK1.1N1:, JR., CE., Cornell, 1922. THE SAGE FELLOWSHIP IN CHEMISTRY XVILLARD R1E1f11.x1AN BARRETT, B. Chem., Cornell, 1910. ' THE SCHUYLER FELLOWSHIP IN HISTOLOGY AND EMBRYOLOGY M155 C1-1R15T1ANA SMITI-1, AB., Mount Holyoke, 1915, A.M., Cornell, 1919. THE SIBLEY FELLOWSHIP IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING AND ELECTRICAL ENGI- NEERING EsTE1.1. BURDELL PENROD, B.S.M.E., Purdue, IQIS. THE PRESIDENT WHITE FELLOWSHIP IN PHYSICS CUnf1lled for the academic year 1911-1911, combined with the Graduate Scholarship .in Pl'1ysics.J HERMAN EASTMAN SEEMANN, A.B., Oberlin, 1911. THE PRESIDENT WHITE FELLOWSHIP IN PHYSICS M155 DOROTHY LEE WAUO1-1, A.B., Northwestern, 1917. THE UNIVERSITY FELLOWSHIP IN ROMANCE LANGUAGES SOLOMON ALHADEF R1-1oDE5,B.S., Cornell, I9ZIQA.M., 1911. THE UNIVERSITY FELLOWSHIP IN GERMAN CAXRROLL OWEN, A.B., Cornell, 1918. THE UNIVERSITY FELLOWSHIP IN AGRICULTURE ROBERT DONIXLD LEW15, B.S.,A Pennsylvania State, 1919. THE PRESIDENT WHITE FELLOWSHIP IN MODERN HISTORY MRS. RETA I-IAZE1. D1E1.MANN, A.B., Kansas, 1917. THE PRESIDENT WHITE FELLOWSHIP IN POLITICAL SCIENCE ALBERT CRAIG WILCOX, A.B., Iowa, 1919. THE SUSAN LINN SAGE FELLOWSHIPS IN PHILOSOPHY M155 LUCY S1-1EPARD CRAWFORD, AB., Cornell, IQIZ. EDGAR HENDERSON, AB., Furman, IQISQ A.M., 1916. THE FELLOWSHIP IN POLITICAL ECONOMY EVERETT VERNER STONEQUIST, AB., Clark, 1911. THE FELLOWSHIPS IN GREEK AND LATIN MISS MARGUERITE KRETSCHNIER, AB , Vassar, 1919. M155 MARGARET -JANE IXACKELVEY, A.B., Cornell, 1911. THE FELLOWSHIP IN AMERICAN HISTORY M155 HELEN CHRISTINE BOATFIELD, A.B, Syracuse, lQZIQ1A.M., 1911. SPECIAL FELLOWSHIPS THE DUPONT FELLOWSHIP IN CHEMISTRY LOVEL1. HA1NE5 IVIILLIGAN, B. Chem. E., Ohio, 1916: M.S., 1917. Tl-IE GRASELLI FELLOWSHIP IN CHEMISTRY EMIL KLINE, AB., Cornell, 1910. THE HERMAN FRASCH FELLOWSHIPS ORAN CECIL BOYD, B.S. Agr. Oklahoma A. and M., 1916. HAROLD WAKEFIELD FITCH, BS., New Hampshire, 1911. THE INTERNATIONAL M I LK DEALERS' ASSOCIATION FELLOWSHIP JOSEPH LELAND H11.EMAN, BS., Pennsylvania State, 1919. THE WESTERN N. Y. FRUIT GROWERS' PACKING ASSOCIATION FELLOWSHIP ROGER BAILEY CORBETT, B.S., Cornell, 1911. ' I.: Af Lf Jef wry Yr-, .f E- -3 52. 'L f.'iI '17',rP' 'y. ' 'S ,O ' 1-1' 5.-,f-g,.s' ' J . .. lv, .'.' 1 .' .f .. . , . I -f wif -' -- .1 1 -1 '- Lngeei.. isa, Ea A., 4 ' '- agmgwg., III 1 , In , , L L3 - - - - Y it T T' TT'T.gfT T ' ESQ, ,-,Eff -H! ks A VW, 7 ,3 'ealllli S--r WR? f fr a -Wbi i t RJ , I ff W1 7 with ' 45 , ax E - AW W IK VNDEE ORADVALIE LAES 'I -'rw' E3 'T' I f ' I 's: A ' 6 f - 'IWXYI fx' f f HN N' W W ' E If yum fc-mf SWA-'....M XXL S I IIUWEJ F L - W x wxluug- ,XE D j N iv? 1 J f i- A . A CLASS OF 1923 THE EUDORUS C. KENNEY SCHOLARSHIPS DAVID EDWARD' BRAINARD . Course in Mech. Eng. LAURA LORETTA GEER . . . . Course in Arts CLASS OF 1924 THE EUDORUS C. KENNEY SCHOLARSHIPS SIDNEY ARTHUR GOLDSTEIN . . . Course in Arts JAMES HUTTON . . . . . . . Course in Arts THE CORNELL SCHOLARSHIPS ESTHER MIRIAM SCHWABE . . . . Course in Arts HENRY GOLDBERG . ..... Course in Arts THE PRESIDENT WHITE SCHOLARSHIPS MARY I'I.ASTINGS BOSWORTH . . . Course in Arts CHARLES COHEN . . . . . . . Course in Arts THE HENRY B. LORD SCHOLARSHIPS CHARLES WILLIAM HETZLER . . . Course in Arts OTTO CARL JAEGER ...... Course in Arts THE MCGRAW SCHOLARSHI PS GREGORY PINCUS . . . . Course in Agriculture ROSE TRILLING . . . .... Course in Arts THE SAGE SCHOLARSHI PS EDITH VICKER HARRIS . . . . .Course in Arts IRXVINA REED DORR . ..... Course in Arts THE SIBLEY SCHOLARSHIPS LESTER FRANCIS BOUROARDE Course in Mech. Eng. HAROLD WINOGRAD . . . Course in Mech. Eng. THE STEWART L. WOODFORD SCHOLARSHI PS DANIEL ORVILLE DECHERT .... Course in Arts ANTHONY JAMES DELARIO . . . . Course in Arts THE JOHN STANTON GOULD SCHOLARSHIPS HENRY JOY MCCRACKEN . Course in Mech. Eng. ROY COBB LYTLE ..... Course in Arts THE HORACE GREELEY SCHOLARSHIPS CHARLES NICHOLAS STRONG . . . Course in Arts LOUIS SOLOVAY . ...... Course in Arts CLASS OF 1925 THE EUDORUS C. KENNEY SCHOLARSHIPS WILLIAM FULLER BROWN, JR. , . . Course in Arts NATHAN KATZ . . ..... Course in Arts THE CORNELL SCHOLARSHIPS SARAH LOUISE RIDCWAY . . . , Cow-se in Arts EDNVARD JOSEPH WEST , . . . .Course tn Arts THE PRESIDENT WHITE SCHOLARSHIPS BERTHA SALXVEN ...., . . Course in Arts RACHEL CHILDREY . . .,.. Course in Arts THE HENRY B, LORD SCHOLARSHIPS KATHRYN MARGARET KELLEY . . . Course in Arts HELEN PEAVEY ,... . . . Course in Arts a THE MCGRAW SCHOLARSHIPS CHARLES BRADLEY . . . . . . Course tn Arts WILSON LEWIS FARMAN . . . . .Caursetn Arts THE SAGE SCHOLARSHI PS ROSE SPIEGEL. . . . . . . . Course in Arts FRANCES MARION SWEET . . . .Course in Arts THE SIBLEY SCHOLARSHI PS DAVID WALLACE PLJNZELT . Course in Mech. Eng. ARTHUR WALTER LEE . . Course in Mesh. Eng. THE STEWART L. WOODFORD SCI-IOLARSHIPS HOWARD WATROUS BURDEN Course in Mech. Eng. THE JOHN STANTON GOULD SCHOLARSHIPS EDWARD GAY AINSWORTH, JR. . . . Course in Arts THE HORACE GREELEY SCHOLARSHIPS ARTHUR HERBERT LOVE . Course in Mech. Eng. HERMAN KARNOW . . .- . . . Course in Arts CLASS OF 1926 THE EUDORUS C. KENNEY SCHOLARSHIPS EVELYN BLANCHE MACALLISTER . . Course In Arts FRANCES ADELAIDE MACALLISTER . . Course m Arts THE CORNELL SCHOLARSHIPS DOROTHY REED BURNETT . . . . Course in Arts HELEN IvA SULLIVAN ..... Course in Arts THE PRESIDENT WHITE SCHOLARSHIPS .ALEXANDER SOLOMON WIENER . . . Course in Arts GEOROE ALBERT HESS . . . Course in Civil Eng. THE HENRY B. LORD SCHOLARSHIPS SOLOMON ROLAND GOLDSTEIN . . . Course in Arts IMRA DOMONKOS ....... Course in Arts THE MCGRAW SCHOLARSHI PS JOHN BERNARD EMPEROR . . . . Course in Arts DAVID CLEMAGE HAICHT . . . . Course in Arts THE SAGE SCHOLARSHI PS NOAH SEBORER . . . . . . . Course in Arts ALFRED ARTHUR BUERGER .... Course in Arts TI-IE SI BLEY SCHOLARSH I PS JAMES WILLIAM HENRY . . Course in Mech. Eng. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN STEIGER Course in Elec. Eng. THE STEWART L. WOODFORD SCHOLARSHI PS HELEN HENDRICKSON . . . . . Course in Arts HARVEY JACOB KERN . . . . .Course in Arts THE JOHN STANTON GOULD SCHOLARSHIPS CARL HENRY ALFRED BARTEN Course in Mech. Eng. JAMES SINGER ....... . Course in Arts THE HORACE GREELEY SCHOLARSHIPS MAROUERITE HICKS . . . . , . Course in Arts HORATIO HUNT BRADLEY .... Course in Arts W 'QS':.r'eQ I 1 'L Y .ff I 102 11111'f1i1Ll-A '.-.'.,' ' ' ', -,Y - A 1- n-,..v ,-Y,---p-g,.,.., 'E' ' A ' ' ' -' -A 1 .L 1.-'.1:' 11' .-.112-c .,7,.f,2:' .-A' 'T EA A-:E Lf .. A ., , . L . ,.,5.:,, Al I 1 I 1 I Fffn, , - ' 4 'A 'K ' V77 ': ,f- , ' . 'v 'f QT' I 'AMI-+ 'f ff fm - 1..: I'? a 1 1 1'v1 1 L 1 -ma-4' Ai- '- . . ,L ' 2' ...Af E-. ...S P' 7 ' 'V T- ' A A i m a, A . e m u .... ,. ff MJ QII MR 52 I lull ? Q W 5. ll? .1 apm f I OEADVATE I SOLE 1' 4 .E Z, .E , OLAIQQS 'A ET ' W 1' ' W f ' 1 uv- 1 ' '1 11 ' - - - 2 R :S - 301 211. fmws A at W1p. 'ffi,5L I Q 5 Qmm falgpyjfa Q h X 05. W way, syxg- fx lllffax ix-A 4,1-X ,ia 5 1 0 uh AXs -.,, rlQgE I P-1 f QA: FS, 'W x I, ,. - S ' P1 ' xv: 3 x I 1? ' Lil wa .. .- A132111 X124 Aki WISE THE SUSAN LINN SAGE GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS IN PHILOSOPHY XVOOLF COHEN. A.B., Toronto, IQZOQ AM., 1921. ROY STINSON SMYRES, A.B., Northwestern, 1921 g A.M., 1922. M155 IILMMA EVELTN COUGHLIN,A.B..C1OL1CI'1CI', IQZI. M155 ANNA FORBES LIDDELL, A.B., North Carolina, 1918. THE SUSAN LINN SAGE GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS IN PSYCHOLOGY :ALBERT CLAYTON REID, A.B., Wake Forest, IQI7Q A.M., 1918. M155 GRACE KINKOE ADAMS, A.B., Randolph-Macon, IQZO. M155 FANNIE HOLLAND BURNS, A.B., Randolph-Macon, 1922. THE GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP IN MATHEMATICS A THE GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP IN CHEMISTRY M155 JO5EPH1NE OVERTON SOUDERS, A.B., Cornell, 1916. THE GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP IN CIVIL ENGINEERING THE GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP IN LATIN AND GREEK THE GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP IN ANIMAL BIOLOGY THE GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP IN ENGLISH JOHN WALTER BEATTIE MAGKELLAR, A.B., Cornell, 1918. THE GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP IN POLITICAL ECONOMY I HAROLD GEORGE CUSHING, A.B., Purdue, 1918. THE GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP IN VETERINARY MEDICINE GEORGE ELLINGTON JORGENSON, D.V.M., McKillip Veterinary, IQI5. THE GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP IN BOTANY M155 ELEANOR MGELROY DORR, A.B., Cornell, 1922. THE GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP IN GEOLOGY THE GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP IN MATHEMATICS I---A---S-,A---W - - - A - -H ----1 - 1 fi:'f.if..- .A.-.- --LL. --- --11-fig:-1.-V-f -:.,:,1..:E-:ff -rg...--.--,.:g.-.Yff --A . .V W. -Q---fa L. A-W -fa A . , . .L M-. , L ,,. .,?,1,,,5-1, AF, ,...,, 1',., ixgcff? f-i'Tw1:'- 1 T752 11 T fffgfe E .ff rf mg., ,,.,f,75',f, Aafzg n, :gf f ...- 1 .1 , ,L fm. 1-L 4. ' P 5' ' 1 ' '- - - - 5 - 5 'U ? il ZYQZ. '14 J' -L,-arf-Q-f: :'-:?s2'T '..1 T2-1-,.t.:-g.gY1f QL.: - ig?'Tf-f-12' . ,L ' . M155 JULIA DALE, A.B., Missouri, 1921. 1 SHEN CHU CHAO, C.E., Cornell, 1922. A JOHN PAUL PRITGHARD, A.B., Cornell, 1922. 1 1 HERBERT FRIEDMANN, B.S., C. C. N. Y., 192o. I I 1 I I I ARTHUR AUGUST PEGAU, M.A., Virginia, 1921. I I ELBERT FRANK COX, A.B., Indiana, 1917. , Q., N .. Q QLLE W' L 79 .sir IU' 4HI'IK'1l I lt ,'- I ,,,. ,.,. A - -W, - w if --ea -'W 15 ',- my '. S, asv! H- N , u ' ' D N Z A i o sii s J I ' - f - V 2 W - WS W CQQNELLMAN NEIL e w ' ' .-,,.,,., .-.. W , ..., , , . -. L . , R- 'Sf -I gsm fa ' Y 1llWi.'j : I - -L Z - wlluup. W? K 'Ill D Xziq R . I ? 96 ' 4 i k- h J Founded IQO8 'EXECUTIVE CGMMITTEE I I JUSTIN DUPRATT WHITE, 'oo ......... President of the Council GEORGE DAVIS CROFTS, 'OI . . . , . Vice-President of the Council , WALTER PLATT COOKE, 'OI RAYMOND PARMELEE MORSE, 'O3 FRANK ERNEST GANNETT, 'o8 THOMAS FLEMING, JR, O5 HAROLD FLAGK, ' I z EDWIN GILLETTE, '73 CHARLES SUMNER HARMON, '75 JEREMIAH KIERSTED CADY, 76 MERRITT ELVIN HAVILAND, 77 HAMILTON BIGGAR BOLE, 'II ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF HONORARY MEMBERS ANDREW JOSEPH XVI-IINERY, 1882-Herbert Dana Schenck 1883-Ebenezer Tousey Turner 1884-Henry Jay Patten 1885-Robert James Eidlitz . Executive Secretary ' BESSIE DEWITT BEAHAN, '78 IRA ADELBERT PLACE, '81 ALBERT WILLIAM SMITH, '78 SAO-KE ALFRED SZE, 'OI HOSEA WEBSTER, '8O LIVINGSTON FARRAND GEORGE FISHER BAKER EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS 'IO I FOSTER MELDRUM COFFIN, 'Iz I CLASS REPRESENTATIVES 18196-Cvacantj IOIO-Russell Blair Hurlbert I8o7-James Kenneth Frazer I8O8-Ernest Miller Bull I8oo-Edward Livingston Stevens 1886-Elias David Abinum de Lima I 88 7-Edwin Nash Sanderson 1888-Albert Elbracht Metzger 188:19 ISQO-J ustin DuPratt White -Irvine Jay Kerr -Leon Stern I8oI I8oz-Robert Thomas Mickle I8o3-Ernest Vail Stebbins ISO4-Edwin Parson Young I8o5-Harry Josiah Clark Frank Gifford Tallman, '8o Anna Botsford Comstock, '85 Alphonse David Weil, '86 George Judd Tansey, '88 Walter Platt Cooke, 'OI George Wood Bacon, 'oz Randall James LeBoeuf, 'oz idarguerite Thouron Lee, 'Q4 Edward Spalding Sanderson, 'Q4 Iooo-Wilfred La Selles Wright Ohn Lawson Senior IQOI-J Iooz-Maurice Robert Whinery IOO3-Raymond Parmelee Morse IQO4-Harland Bryant Tibbetts Ioog-Erskine Wilder Iooo-Nicholas Hartman Noyes IOO7-Julian Albert Pollak Ioo8-William Gerhard Mennen Iooo-Creed Walsh Fulton MEMBERS AT LARGE Alfred Reuel Horr, 'og Charles Mills Russell, 'og Archibald Stewart Downey, 'oo Francis Otto Affeld, Jr., 'O7 Lewis Leeds Tatum, 'Q7 Daniel Alden Reed, 'o8 Frank Ernest Gannett, O8 Clarence Meigs Oddie, 'oo Walter Clark Teagle, 'oo Edward Reniek Alexander, 'OI 80 -Edwin Everitt Sheridan Ioiz-Karl William Gass IQII l l IQI3-Walter Adams Bridgeman I O I4-'Tl'1OI'l l2S Bouldin Crews IQI 5-Thomas Francis Keating, Jr. Ioio-'Weyland Pfeiffer IQI 7-Paul Witherspoon Eekley IoI8-Henry Wisdom Roden Ioio-Alpheus Waldo Smith IQZO-H0863 Cushman Ballou 5 IQZI -Chester Bailev flf I Ion-Wilson Shannon Dodge il Ioz3-Leonard Christopher Hanson 'X ge Davis Crofts, 'OI NVIlliam Metcalf, Jr., 'OI , Edw Ezra Arch Geor a rd Livingstone Robertson, 'oi - ' Bailey Whitman, 'OI 5' ibald Tanner Banning, Jr., 'O4 5 . Thomas Fleming, Jr., 'oi fi. Clarence Floyd Hirshfield, 'og Paul Ham Arthur Schoellkopf, 'Oo ilton Biggar Bole, 'I I il! ' H H N i l 1 1 1 eg l l The Cornellian Council has come to play an indispensable part in Cornell's development. The largest factors in its present strength are the vision and energy of its president j. Dtipratt White, who, as chairman of the Semi-Centennial Endowment campaign three years ago, was more than any other one man responsible for the suc- I - l '. cess of that notable appeal to Cornell A umni -,--- '-fiwi' ,- . V-f ,: if 'S 5,-,-f -,: -Y 1,5 . Q F fF f'Y'.J'f --. .1fg.wL.f, . 81 ,UT J, . - if va l,.. 1, PM J im. 14 U I I 'I 2 1 l il I2 N ,E Y. KA 1 A K Y ,,. ,. ,- J 5, K LG, f ,Y . . -- f' ' .- - , V, . ff 1 ,- K - It V I, V 4fZ,,,4w V ,l I i ,- givfxg, x ,. v N- 1 W , , :iz 11 1'1 L 1. ikiii ,,. 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'H ei' ,fi li 15.4 'Y lv VW lgzj Wy i'.,a . ., Llr L51 fp, yu am! . M yu nfl 1. 41 u., Wi EH., Lf JV in W , vvxyl gif , Y ,E I. Vlh , ,V ' 1 ,I- ' .T ,1 V' M41 ,iN fu Qpja s-1 1.16: up . ,N 'df' , A .-r iw vffv 'JH '56 W lm f--i 1 Q5 A5 ' W1 ws fu , , M 1 ' A r 1371, fffuI,' riff lux yy ,Mi if S2536 wh? if W QF1-3 's.'7?fjvn -7 gifrfxk A is J' J-' 2 N 4' WS 1 GEORGE ABELOFF, Pop, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at New Utrecht High School. Three years at Cornell. CIJKAQ University Orchestra 3, 4, State Cash Scholar- ship. HENRY WARD ACKERSON, JR., Ack, Brightwaters. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Cascadilla School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. AX, State Cash Scholarship. HOYT SAMUEL ACKLES, Marietta. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Skaneateles High School. Four years at Cornell. AZ, 1I2KfIJg Varsity Wrestling Squad 3, 4, Farmers' Week Committee 4, C. U. C. A. Council, College Honor Group 2, 3. BURKE DOWLINO ADAMS, Bob, B.D., Omaha, Nebr. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Omaha Central High School. Four years at Cornell. QIJFAQ ZAX, Quill and Dagger, Rod and Bob, Sophomore Spring Day Committee, Class Endowment Fund Com- mittee, General Spring Day Committee 4, The Cornell Widow Board i, 2, 3, Art Editor 4, The Cornell Annuals Board 2, Assistant Art Editor 3, Art Editor 4. ' GEORGE OLIVER ADAMS, George, Buffalo. Agriculture. Age, twenty-One. Prepared at Lafay- ette High School. Four years at Cornell. KAP, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Squad 2, 3, 4. GALI-IANO ADDONIZIO, Diz, Newark, N. j. Arts and Sciences. Age. twenty-three. Prepared at Barringer High School. Four years at Cornell, AIIJAQ Freshman Football Team, Mud Rush Committee, A. A. Membership Committee, Masque Play 4. CHARLES HOWARD ALBERDING, AL Clayville. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Clayville High School. Five years at Cornell. Scorpion, Varsity Soccer Team 2, 4, Varsity Baseball Squad 2, 4, Varsity Basketball Squad 3, 4, College Soccer Team 1, 2, College Baseball Team I, 2, 3, Captain 4Q College Basketball Team 1, 2, 3. Captain 4, '.ACF Q College Athletic Association, Secretary-Treasurer 4 3 Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C., The -Sibley journal of Engineering Board 1, 2, 3. NICHOLAS ARTHUR ALBERTSON, Nick, Atlantic City, N. J. Civil Engineering. Age. twenty- four. Prepared at Atlantic City High School. Two years at Cornell. OE., The Cornell Era Board 3, Managing Editor 4. 84 ROBERT FRAYER .-XLDRicH, Doc, Addison. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Addison High School. Four years at Cornell. KAP. PHILIP ELswoi1Ti-i ALLEN, 'iPhil, Pittsburgh, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at lvlercersburg Academy. Four years at Cornell. Zllfg Chairman, Freshman Cap Burning Committeeg Senior Class Day Committee, C. U. C. A. Cabinet 3, 4, The Cornell Daily Sun Board i. xvll,l-l.-NM lVlCKlNLEY ALLEN, Bill, Healton, Okla. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Perth Amboy High School. Four years at Cornell. Freshman Baseball Squad, Varsity Baseball Squad 2: Varsity Basketball Squad 2. ARSHAM PARAVON AMlRlKlAN, Kighie, Armenia. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Bezazian School, Constantinople. One and one-half years at Cornell. DONALD HOLSTON ANDREWS, Don, Brooklyn. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Brooklyn High School. Four years at Cornell. Allfg Round-Up Club. JOHN PAUL ANDREWS, jack, Olean. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Olean High School. Four years at Cornell. X413 Pyramid, Manager of Freshman Basketball 4. WALTER ANGELL, Walt, Schenectady. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Lansing- burgh High School. Four years at Cornell. JOHN ANTHONY, Beryl, Cleveland, Ohio. Chemistry. Age, twenty. Prepared at Stuyvesant High School. Four years at Cornell. fIJEHg Seabbard and Blade, Varsity Lacrosse Squad 3, 4, Varsity Soccer Squad 4, College Crew zg Boxing Club 4Q Officers Club 3, 45 First Lieuten- ant R. O. T. C. 3, Captain 4. 85 RALPH RANDALL ARMSTRONG, Army, Duluth. Minn. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- three. Prepared at Duluth Central High School. Four years at Cornell. SAX, Freshman Crew Squad. EARL LEE ARNOLD, Rochester. Chemistry. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at East High School. Four years at Cornell. Grasselli Scholarship, College Honor Group 1, 2. THEODORE STRONG ARTHUR, Fort Ann. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Fort Ann High School. Four years at Cornell. CHARLES TEMPLE ASHLEY. Chuck, Muskegon, Mich. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- three. Prepared at Muskegon High School. Four years at Cornell. GX, Freshman Cross Country Team. . ROBERT EMORY ATKINSON, Bob, Chestertown, Md. Civil Engineering. Age. twenty. Pre- pared at Chestertown High School. Four years at Cornell. 24523 Freshman Track Teamg Southerners Club. f SAMUEL DAVID ATZ, Doctor, Elizabeth, Ill. Chemistry. Age, thirty-four. Prepared at Alfred Academy. Two years at Cornell. Klan Alpine. EDWARD CARRINGTON AVERY, Auburn. Arts and Sciences Age, twenty-four. Prepared at The Hill School. Four years at Cornell. KAg Scabbard and Bladeg Sophomore Smoker Committee, junior Promenade Committee, Senior Ball Committeeg Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 45 Fencing Club 3, 4, Officers Club 2, 3, 4Q RiHe Club 4Q The Hill School Club, Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 2, First Lieutenant 3. Major 4. - HERBERT RALPH BAER, Herb, Paterson, N. J. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Montclair Academy. Four years at Cornell. Deutscher Vereing Cercle Francais. 86 XX'lLl.1.xM5 Di'xi..xx'Y 'B.ui.i5w'. Bill, Boonton. I, Civil Engineering. Age. twenty-three. Prepared at Nlclxinley Manual Training School. Washington. D. C. Four years at Cornell. College Cross Country Team 11 Cross Country Club. Cxiu. lRYlNCi Bixki-ill. Bake, Herrick Centre. Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age. twenty. Prepared at Forest City High School. Four years :it Cornell. '-IJBKQ JDKCIJQ Ofhcers Club. limxzxno X,RIilil.AND Bakliit. Bake, Willsboro, Nlechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-threei Prepared at Willsboro High School. Four and one-hall years at Cornell, GAQ TBHQ CDKLIDQ Sphinx Head: Atmosi Varsity Crew 1 22 Wearer of the CU: Sophomore Spring Day Com- mittcci hlajor Sports Council, Representative ol Wearers of the CH: Adirondack Club. SIHON XVINFIELD BAKER Si, Webster. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Webster High School. Four years at Cornell. Stock judging Team 41 Round-Up Club, Vice-President 43 F, A, R. O, T. C Association. ROBERT TREMAN BANKS, Bob, Ithaca, Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. AXQ Clee Club 1, 2, 3. .tg University Orchestra QQ Festival Chorus i 3 Cercle Franeais 4: State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, EDGAR Hicks BANNER, Ed, Bainbridge. lwlechanica-l Engineering, Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Bainbridge High School. Four years at Cornell, CARROLL BARTLETT BARBOUR, Barb, Ted, Ridgway, Pa. Chemistry. Age. twenty-two. Prepared at Ridgway High School. Four years at Cornell.. KKIDQ TBITQ College Honor Corn- mittee 4. MYRON IRVINC BARKER, Carrollton. Ky. Arts and Sciences. Ageg-twenty-one. Prepared at Woodward High School, Cincinnati. Ohio. Four years at Cornell, 87 SUMNER HANCOCK BARLOW, Sum, Trenton, N. j Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Army and Navy Preparatory School. Four years at Cornell. EIDE, Freshman Basketball Squad, Mandolin Club 2, 3, 4g Masque. LOWELL THOMSON BARTLETT. Praz, Minneapolis, Minn. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Blake School. Four years at Cornell X'-F, KBCIDg Assistant Man- ager of Masque 1. DONALD GEORGE BAUMGARDNER, Demster. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Mexico Academy. Five years at Cornell. Kil. OSCAR BAUR, JR., Indianapolis, Ind. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three, Prepared at Morgan Park Military Academy. Five years at Cornell. AKEg KBfIl: Culver Club. HOWARD GOLDSBOURGH BECKER, Baldy, Dayton. Agriculture. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Cowanda High School. Four years at Cornell, CBAQ Agricultural Economics Club: Comell- in-China Club, Secretary-Treasurer 4. EDWARD ALEXANDER BENDER, Chief, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three, Prepared at Kelvin School. Two years at Cornell. AXA. COLBERT RALPH BENNETT, Red, Couverneur. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Couverneur High School. Four years at Cornell. Cornell-in-China Club, Adirondack Clubg State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. RUSSELL THOMPSON BENNETT, Ben, Buffalo. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Hutchinson-Central High School. Four years at Cornell. AT. 88 FREDERICK DUNCAN BERKELEY JR., Ted, Brooklyn. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- two. Prepared at Marquand School. Four years at Cornell. Mandolin Club. MAURICE BERNSTEIN, Bernie, Cleveland Heights, Ohio. Arts and Sciences. Age, nineteen. Prepared at Shaw High School. Four years at Cornell. CIJETI. VICTOR DROSTE BETHGE, Vic, Brooklyn. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Erasmus Hall High School. Four years at Comell. Kllfg Varsity Football Squad 31 College Baseball Team 35 A. S. M. E. HORACE CLARK BIRD, Birdie, Medina, Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Middle- port High School. Four years at Cornell. AZ, College Basketball Team 41 Kermis Committee 31 Farmers' Week Committee 3, 45 C. U. C. A. Council z, 3. 42 Poultry Associationg Officers Club: Round-Up Club, Manager of Kermis 4: Lieutenant R. O. T. C. SAMUEL BANCROFT BIRD, Sam, Wilmington, Del. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- four. Prepared at The Hill School. Six years at Cornell. KA, Masque. EDWARD CHASE BLACKMAN, Hook, Flushing. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Flushing High School. Four years at Cornell. fIJEKg Varsity Football Squad z. ALBERT JAMES BLACKWOOD, Al, Buffalo. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Pre- qgared at Hutchinson-Central High School. Four years at Cornell. ZfIJE: Freshman Track Cam. DAVID l'lAZEN BLAKELOCK, Dave, Washington, D. C, Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-eight. Prepared at Central High School. Four years at Comell. 211125 TBHQ Scabbard and Bladeg Rifle Team I, 25 RC'r g Military Hop Committee z, 3g Navy Day Hop Committee -z, 31 Masonic Clubg First Lieutenant Cadet Corps z, Captain 3. -I 89 SAMUEL MORRIS BLAKEMORE, Sam, Louisville, Ky. Chemistry. Age. twenty-one. Prepared at Boys' High School. Four years at Cornell. KE3 Al-Djebar. HENRY TRUMAN BLEWER, l-lankf' Newark Valley. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Four years at Cornell. AZ. ,IOI-IN ALLAN BLUE, black, Slim, Buffalo. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at South Park High School. Three years at Cornell. KIIPQ State Cash Scholarship. JAMES BOCAN, 'lhlimf' Edmeston. Veterinary. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Edmeston High School, Four years at Cornell. AlP'g College Soccer Teamg College Baseball Teamg College Track Teamg Society of Comparative Medicine. JOHN LAWRENCE BOGAN, jack, Edmeston. Veterinary. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Edmeston High School. 'Four years at Cornell. A'-Vg College Baseball Team, College Basket- ball Teamg College Soccer Team, Society of Comparative lvledicine. HOWARD VINCENT BONSAL, Bonnie, Lansdowne, Pa. Civil Engineering. Age. twenty-one. Prepared at Lansdowne High School. Four years at Cornell. AECIJ1 Aleph Samachg Sphinx Headg Rod and Bob, Varsity Cross Country Team z, 4Q Varsity Track Team z. 41 NVearer of the C , Freshman Rush Committeeg Freshman Advisory Committee 3Q Class Endowment Fund Committee 3Q C. E. Tax Committee 3Q C. U. C. A. Cabinet 41 British-American Club: Cross Country Club, V ice-President 3. Louis FARRAND BOOTH, jk., Louie, Webster Groves, Mo. Electrical Engineering. Age. twenty--three. Prepared at Webster Groves High School. Three years at Cornell. Scorpiong Clee Club. Joi-IN WILLIAM BORMAN, jack, New York City. Chemistry. Age, twenty. Prepared at Andover Academy. Four years at Cornell. 211925 College Soccer Team 3, 41 Lieutenant R. O. T. C, 3- 4- 90 Fiuxia lil mziawt. Bos:-i,xR'i. C:ne. Lowville, Agriculture, Age, twenty-one. Prepared at l-owvi-Ile Academy. lfc ur years at Cornell, AZ: Helios: Farmers' Week Committee: Champion- ship C.up. Student l-ix'estock Show 11 Adirondack Club: Round-Up Club. llxuiaxx P.-xrpii Bosxx'oR'i'H. AIR., Huck, Buffalo. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Hutchinson-Central High School. Four years at Cornell AT, TBTI. KIJKCIPQ Sphinx Headi Rod and Bobl Yarsity Lacrosse Team 1. 3: Varsity Football Squad 1, 3. 4: Wearer of the Cf junior Promenade Committee: Senior Class Day Committeeg Class Endowment Fund Committee: Scalp and Blade: State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. EDMLND Rofpitwieit ,BONVER, Ed Elmira. Agriculture. Age. twenty-six. Prepared at Elmira Free Academy. Three and one-half years at Cornell. QA: Freshman Advisory Committee: X egetable Gardening Club, Secretary-Treasurer 4: Cross Country Club. ld.fXROLD l2l.MER BOYD, Hal, Pittsburgh, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Culver Nlilitary Academy. Four years at Cornell. XfIJ: Freshman Rush Committeeg Sophomore Cotillion Committee. D,xx'iD EDXV.-XRD BR.-xiNixRD, Ed, Syracuse. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Syracuse Central High School. Four years at Cornell. Seorpiong TBTIQ 1DK4I1g HKNZ Scabbard and Blade: C, U. C. A. Cabinet 3, Vice-President 4: Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 3, Captain 4: Fourth Sibley Prize: Dramatic Club z, 3, Stage Manager 4: Officers Club: State Cash and Tuition Scholarships: Undergraduate Scholarship. CSORDON STUART BRAISLIN, Cord, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Adelphi Academy. Four years at Cornell. IIJBK: C. U. C. A. Council 3, 41 Musical Clubs 3' 4- C1.,xRENcE NEWELL BRAMER, Cy, Amsterdam. Veterinary. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Amsterdam High School. Four years at Cornell. ALP'g College Baseball Team: College Soccer Team, Captain 3: Society of Comparative lX4edicine, Secretary 4. EDWIN Ataizo BRANCH. Twig, Brooklyn. Agriculture. Age. twenty-five. Prepared at Manual Training High School. Four years at Cornell. 91 HYMAN CHARLES BRANDMAN, Hy, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Ithaca High School, Four years at Cornell. BZP, Freshman Debate Team, Festival Chorus 1. ROBERT O'r1s BRANNAN, Bob, Cleveland, Ohio. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Lakewood High School. Two years at Cornell. AND, 1IJAfD, Varsity Football Squad 3, 4, Cornell-in-China Club. CHARLES LUCIEN BRAYTON, Charley, Montclair, N. -I. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Montclair High School. Two and one-half years at Cornell. Xfb, Aleph Samach, Varsity Football Team 2, 3 , Wearer of the C , Sophomore Rush Committee, junior Smoker Committee, Majura. ROBERT WARREN BRECKENRIDGE, Breck, Cleveland, Ohio. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Hackley School. Four years at Cornell. WY, Freshman Tax Com- mittee, Glee Club 3, 4. LYMAN MALCOLM BREESE, Lym, Elmira. Law. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Elmira Free Academy. Five years at Cornell. EN, A9112 C. U. C. A. Council 4, British-American Club, Savage Club. NEVIN TRUOG BRENNER, Tru, Ben Avon, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Ben Avon High School. Four years at Cornell. DIPE, Glee Club 3, 4. IRVIN FREDERICK BRENNING, Irv, Barneveld. Veterinary. Age, thirty-one. Prepared at Holland Patent High School. Four years at Cornell. Allf, Masonic Club. GLENN EDWARD BRETCH, Colonel, Clayton. Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Clayton High School. Four years at Cornell. Officers Club, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. 92 l.Yx1,xx S,xNiaoigx BR-l-.XX S'l'l-QR: Bruce, Birncy, Mont. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at lome School. Three years at Cornell. KDKE. l l.XRRY l.Lil.li BR1'rT,xlN, Baltimore. Md. Nlechanical Engineering, Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Baltimore Polytechnic Institute. Three years at Cornell. .fXL'sriN BRl'X1KliNliRUL'LLll. .IR., Richmond. Va, Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Virginia Nlilitary Institute. One year at Cornell. KA CSouthernlg Southerners Club. CEoRc:i2 BRQWNINU BRONSON. Ceorgefi Rome. Agriculture. Age. twenty-Eve. Prepared at Rome Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. AZ1 Farmers' Week Committee 1, 3, College Class Secretary-Treasurer 3. SYDNEY SEYxiot'R BRooRri. Syd, New York City. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Stuyvesant High School. Four years at Cornell. Varsity Football Squad 33 Varsity Track Squad 11 Varsity Wrestling Squad 42 Novice Boxing Championship, Heavyweight Class 3. XVILLIAM GUNDRX' BROUGHTON, Bill, Fort Wayne, Ind. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty- one. Prepared at Kentland High School. Four years at Cornell. QAXQ Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Squad zg C. U. C. A. Cabinet 1, zg Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C. zg British-American Club 1. 2. 3, 4, Officers Club zg College Honor Group 15 The Cornell Era Board 3, Photographic Editor 4. ELLSXVORTH SHEFFER BROWN, Brownie, Shortsville. Veterinary. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Shortsvillc High School. Four years at Cornell. AlP'g Aleph Samaeh, Sphinx Head 3 Fresh- man Baseball Teamg Varsity Baseball Team z, 3, Wearer of the CHQ Intercollege Athletic Committee: Society of Comparative Medicine. HERMAN ALBERT BROWN, Brownie, Salamanca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-seven. Three and one-half years at Cornell. 93 JOSEPH DAVID BROWN, jo, Brooklyn. Agriculture, Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Brooklyn Polytechnic High School. Four years at Cornell. CIJEAQ Masque. SEYMOUR NVILLARD BROWN, Brownie, New York City. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- one. Prepared at DeWitt Clinton High School. Four years at Cornell. THOMAS AUOUSTUS BROWN, Tom, A'T.B., Elizabethtown. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Elizabethtown High School. Four years at Cornell. Farmers' Weelc Committee, C. U. C. A. Council, Community Civics Club. SYDNEY MORRIS BRUCKHEIMER, Sid, Buffalo. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Lafayette High School. Two and one-half years at Cornell. BZP. ROBERT EARLL BRUCKNER, Clausius, Hastings-on-Hudson. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Townsend Harris Hall. TWO years at Cornell. CHARLES HOWARD BRUMBAUOH, Charlie, Orange, NJ. Mechanical Engineering. Age. twenty- three. Prepared at Newark Academy. Four years at Cornell. ll- T, Sophomore Spring Day Committee, junior Smoker Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee 3 3 Majurag Mandolin Club rg Clee Club 3 4. KENNETH HUGO BRUSH, Ken, Oakmont, Pa. Law. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Oakmont High School. Three years at Cornell. ATQQ A9411 Quill and Dagger, College Basketball Team 2, 3gl.aw Smoker Committee 3, Chairman 41 Law Tax Committee 45 Co-Op Advisory Com- mittee 4g The Cornell Law Quarterly Board, Assistant Business Manager 3, Business Manager 4, The Cornell Daily Sun Board, Circulation Manager 4. ' EUGENE DIVEN BUCHANAN, Bean, Highland Park, ill. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Deerfield-Shields Highg School. Three years at Cornell. Zodiac, The Camel! Widow Board 3, 4. - 9-1 XYIiXDlIil.L Built. New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age. twenty-one, Prepared at Lexington High School. Three and one-hall years at Cornell, The Lilerary Review Board. lliexni Riixif Butix.-xio. Duke, Chiclayo, Peru. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-three, Pre- pared at Ziirich liantonsschulc. Three years at Cornell. College Soccer Team 3, 43 Cosmo- politan Club. Yice-President 42 TX-flasqucg Cercle Francais. President .tg Centro Ibero-Amer- icano Club. President 33 Deutscher Verein. l-iiox,xRD XY..xLL.xc'li Buiznitili, Wally, Homer. Law. Age twenty-two. Prepared at Homer Academy Three years at Cornell. 41.5.93 AQ-3111: Law Association. Vice-President 33 Second Fraser Scholarship 3: The Cornell Lau' Quarterly Board U. 3 X ASSlI,Y CTEORIZIEYITCH BURMISTROFF. Turovo-Kashin, Tver, Russia. Civil Engineering. Age. twenty-seven. Prepared at Kashin High School, Four years at Cornell, Cosmopolitan Cluh. LYMAN Bt.'RxH..xx1. Lymie, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Brooklyn Friends' School. Four years at Cornell. KDAQQ Freshman Track Teamg Varsity Track Squad z, 3. 43 Varsity Cross Country Team 43 Vifearer ofthe C 3 Class Endowment Fund Committee: Cross Country Club. GEORGE Loan Buizizows, 3d. Saginaw, Mich. Agriculture. Age. twenty-two. Prepared at Arthur Hill High School. Four years at Cornell. AFP3 Helios3 Round-Up Club. CHARLES BERTRAM CMN, Bude. Miss. Veterinary. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Franklin County Agricultural High School. Three years at Cornell. College Honor Group 13 Society ol Comparative Medicine. EDGAR Auousrus CALLESON, Cal, Brooklyn. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Manual Training High School. Four years at Cornell. HKAQ Aleph Samach3 Sphinx Headg Atmosg Captain, Freshman CFCWQ Captain, Light Varsity Crew 23 junior Varsity Crew 33 Varsity Football Squad 1, 3, all JCv 3 NVearer ol the A'C 3 College Honor Committeeg British-American Club. 95 GEORGE CHALFANT CALVERT, Cal, Elyria, Ohio. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Peabody High School, Pittsburgh, Pa. Four years at Cornell. IIJFAJ Freshman Track Team 3 Varsity Hockey Team 3 3 College Crew 1, Swimming Club. ARTHUR TALBOT CAMPBELL, Hump, Seattle, Wash. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- three. Two years at Cornell. TY. EDWARD KETCHUM CAMPBELL, Ed, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at New York Institute for the Education of the Blind. Four years at Cornell. Independent Association Council 2, 3, Executive Committee 4, Cornell-in-China Club 4: C. U. C. A. Council 3, 4. CLIFFORD MILES CARPENTER, Carp Chittenango. Landscape Architecture. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Yates High School. Four years at Cornell. Gargoyle, College Crew 1 3 Landscape Club. ROBERT l'lOLT CARPENTER, Bob, Carp, Whitehall. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Whitehall High School. Four years at Cornell. OA, CIDAKQ Adirondack Club, Officers Club, Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 3, Captain 4. ALFRED CHAMBERS CARR, JR., HAI, St. Louis, IVIO. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Horace Mann School, New York City. Four years at Cornell. KIJAO. CLAUDE DEWITT CARTER, JR., Nick, Watertown. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Watertown High School. Four years at Cornell. EUGENE RAMIRO CASHMAN, Gene, Cleveland, Ohio. Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Cascadilla School. Four years at Cornell XIV, A1-Djebarg Freshman Baseball Squad, Varsity Football Squad, Majura. 96 ROBERT ELI CHQPPELL, Pelham Manor. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Manual 'I raining High School. Four years at Cornell. KKP, Officers Club. MORRIS CHARET, Sherry, Brooklyn. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Boys High School. Four years at Cornell. Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Squad 1, 3, 4, Independent Association Council 2, 33 State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. PHILIP ,JOSEPH CHARRON, Phil, Ithaca. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. Catholic Club. WAN CHUNC CHENG, Shu Huaif' Swatow, China. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Lan Naam. Four years at Cornell. HAROLD CLIFFORD CHESTON, Hack, Yonkers. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-seven. Prepared at Yonkers High School. Four years at Cornell. KAP, Sophomore Spring Day Committee, Masonic Club, Flying Club, The Cornell Era Board, Assistant Business Mana- ager 4. W.ESI.EY HALEY CHILDS, Wes, North Tonawanda. Agriculture. Age, twenty-tWO. Prepared at Albion High School. Four years at Cornell. Officers Club, F. O. B. Association. v AUBREY JAMES CHOATE, jim, Erie, Mich. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Monroe High School. Four years at Cornell. Boxing Club. ROSS FREMONT CHRISMAN, Sharon Center, Ohio. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Granger High School. One year at Cornell. 612. 97 CHARLES HARVEY CHURCHILL, Churchie, Canton. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty- three. Prepared at Canton High School. Five years at Cornell. All-Cornell Dance Committee 5, Independent Association, Social Director 4, President 5, Cornell-in-China Club. MIGUEL CILLONIZ, Mike, Lima, Peru. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Cascadilla School. Four years at Cornell. AECIJ, Varsity Soccer Team 1, 3, 4, Captain z, Wearer of the C , Minor Sports Council 2, Ibero-Americano Club. DAVID STADDEN CLARK, Dave, Merion, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Penn Charter School. One year at Cornell. EX. -JASON CLARK, jake, Williston, Vt. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Mont- pelier Seminary. Four years at Cornell. KT. . V MARVIN AIDEN CLARK, Mac, Kendall. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Kendall High School. Four years at Cornell. HKIID. - PHILO DAVIS CLARK, Pee Dee, Rumford, Me. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Stephens High School. Four years at Cornell. QJAZI, IIJAK, Varsity Lacrosse Team 3, 4, Varsity Soccer Team 4, Officers Club, British-American Club. OLIVER LINDSAY CLARKSON, Lin, Edgewater Park, N. j. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Philadelphia Episcopal Academy. Four years at Cornell. WT, Hebs-Sa, The Cornell Widow Board 1, 3, 4. CLARENCE HIGBEE CLEMINSHAW, Clem, Cleveland, Ohio. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty- one. Prepared at University School. Four years at Cornell. AKD, QJBK, Quill and Dagger, Sophomore Spring Day Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 42 Class Endowment Fund Committee, Chairman, Senior Banquet Committee, C. U. C. A. Council, British- American Club, Cross Country Club, Assistant Manager of Freshman Track 3, Manager 4. 98 KENxETI-I NTFAD CLOUCH, Ken, Peru. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Plattsburg High School. Four years at Cornell. IIJAE, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. Eoxiuxo CLYNES, Eppie, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. AX, Catholic Club, XVILLIAM CERARIJ GEORGE COBB, jerry, Point Pleasant, N. j. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Xavier High School, New York City. Four years at Cornell. GDKE, Rod and Bob, POFA. ROGER JENVETT COE, Rog, Yonkers. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Yonkers High School. Four years at Cornell. AA1IP, Aleph Samach, Quill and Dagger, Freshman Spring Day Committee, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, junior Smoker Com- mittee, Assistant Manager of Football 3. DAVID LEONARD COHEN, New York City. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at DeWitt Clinton High School. One year at Cornell. BEP. SAMUEL MEYER COHEN, Bridgeport, Conn. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Bridgeport High School. Two years at Comell. HORACE FARNI-IAM COLBY, Detroit, Mich. Architecture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at The Hill School. Four years at Cornell. AACIJ, Gargoyle, The Hill School Club, Thumbtack Club. THOMAS BERRY COLBY, Tom, T.B., Pontiac, Mich. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at The Hill School. Four years at Cornell. AA'-IJ, Hebs-Sa, A. A. Membership Committee, The Hill School Club, Forestry Club, President 3. 99 JOHN JAY COLE, Johnnie, Buffalo. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Lafayette High School. Four years at Cornell. Adv, Quill and Dagger, A. A. Membership Committee 3, Chairman 4, Central Honor Committee 3, Secretary 4, Freshman Advisory Committee 4, C. U. C. A. Council, Student Friendship Fund, Treasurer 3, Student Council 3, 4, Interfraternity Council, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Scalp and Blade, A. S. M. E., College Athletic Director., GLEN EMERSON COLEMAN, Muncie, Ind. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Muncie High School, One year at Cornell. ARTHUR JOHN COLLINS, JR., Art, Red, Moorestown, N. J. Agriculture. Age, twenty-ORC. Prepared at Friends' High School. Four years at Cornell. AXP, Hebs-Sa, C. U. C. A. Council 3, 42 The Cornell Annuals Board 2, 3, Managing Editor 4. GEORGE TOLMAN CONDRON, Toe, Oak Park, lll. Mechanical Engineering, Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Oak Park and River Forest High School. Four years at Cornell. Flying Club, Federal Board Association, A. S. M. E. LAWRENCE HAYES CONLON, Larry, South Lansing. Veterinary. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Ithaca High School, Four years at Cornell. QTZ. HERBERT CONRAD, Connie. Buffalo. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared Et Hiltchinson-Central High School. Four years at Cornell. The Sibley journal of Engineering Oar 2, 3, 4. ALBERT EARL CONRADIS, Conny, Al, Washington, D. C. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty- one Prepared at Central High School. Four years at Cornell. KAP, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team 2, 3, 4, Varsity Cross Country Squad 2, 3 , ACA , Class Endowment Fund Committee 3, C. U. C. A. Council 31 Senators Club, President 4, Track Club, Cross Country Club. LAURANCE CORNWALL, 'iLarry, Rye. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Port Chester High School. Four years at Cornell. OE., Masque. 100 CABOT COVILLE. XVashirIgton,. D. C. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Deep Springs High School, California. Two years at Cornell. Telluride Assoeiationi Chairman, Current Events Forum Committee 41 Cosmopolitan Club. GEORGE HARMON COXE, jR., Elmira. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Elmira. Free Academy. One year at Cornell, SN. THEODORE HUDSON CRABTREE, Ted, Staten lsland. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty- thrce. Prepared at Curtis High School. Four years at Cornell. Seal and Serpent, Quill and Dagger, HKN, Freshman Crew, Varsity Basketball Team z, 3, 4g Varsity Soccer Team 3, 4, ACF , Wearer of the C , A. A. Membership Committee 45 junior Smoker Committee, Senior Banquet Committee. ALEX CRACOVANER, Crac, Kew Gardens. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at DeWitt Clinton High School. Four years at Cornell. BEP, Varsity Debate Squad, '86 Memorial Stage, HQ4 Memorial Stage, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. RUSSELL LAFAYETTE CRAFT, Doc, Herrick Centre, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared! at Forest City High School. Four years at Cornell. DAVID WILSON CROFOOT, Dave, Noroton, Conn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Stamford High School. Four years at Cornell. Scorpion, Freshman Track Team, Officers Club, Triplets , First Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 4Q College Honor Group 1. WILLIAM CROOK, Bill, Hicksville. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Hicks- ville High School. Four years at Comell. EDWARD CROSS, Eddie, Gainesville. Landscape Architecture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Pike Seminary High School. Four years at Cornell. State Cash Scholarship. 101 HAROLD RITCIAIIE CROSS, DeKalb junction. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at De- Kalb junction High School. AFP. ARTHUR WEIR CROUCH, Art, East Aurora. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at East Aurora High School. Four years at Cornell. College Soccer Team4, Chairman, C. E. Entertainment Committee 41 Cosmopolitan Club, The Cornell Civil Engineer Board 3, Circulation Manager 4. EGBERT TOWNSEND CURTIS, Ed, Curt, Philadelphia, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty- three. Prepared at Spring Valley School. Four and one-half years at Comell. Scabbard and Blade, Freshman Basketball Squad, Freshman Track Squad, Varsity Track Squad 2, Varsity Polo Squad QQ Chairman, Barton Memorial Committee, Officers Club, Masque, Dramatic Club, Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 2, Captain 3, 4. GORDON AYRES CURTIS, Curt, Shoreham. Agriculture. Age, twenty-seven. Prepared at Mount Hermon School. Two years at Cornell. Cosmopolitan Club, Glee Club. JUSTIN CAIRNS CURTIS, Ace, Curt, Albany. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Newport High School, Vermont. Four years at Cornell. AXA. ROBERT MORISON CURTS, Bob, Paterson, N. bl. Chemistry. Age, twenty. Prepared at Blair Academy. Four years at Cornell. TT, Al-Djebar, Freshman Basketball Squad, College Crew 1, z, 3, Co-Op Advisory Committee, British-American Club, Blair Club, Masque. ARISTIDE DlANGELO, Corona. Arts and Sciences. Age. twenty-one. Prepared at Newtown High School. Four years at Cornell. College Baseball Team I, z, 3, 4, College Basketball Team 3, 4, College Soccer Team 41 Spanish Club, College Athletic Director 4. CHARLES LYBRAND DAVIDSON, Charlie, Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. Law. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Culver Military Academy. Four years at Cornell. XT, fIJAfIJ,.Sphinx Head, Freshman Football Team, Varsity Football Team 3, Varsity Hockey Team 3, Captain 4, Wearer oi the C , Freshman Banquet Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee, Minor Sports Council, Majurag KBfIJ, Masque, Culver Club. 102 XVII.I.IAxI l.I.1f'I.-xr: D.-xviusox, Dave, Holland Patent. Agriculture. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Holland Patent High School. Four years at Cornell. XVILLI.-XM HENRY D,xvIEs, Bill, A4ount Vernon. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Nlount Vernon High School. Four years at Cornell. AFP, Hebs-Sag The Cornell Era Board I, 1, Business fxffanager 3. l lERBIiRT BRIGGS DAVIS, Varysburg. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Warsaw High School. Four years at Cornell. Acaeiag lvlasonic Club, University Band I, 1, 3. LEROY NllL'1'ON DAVIS, Lee, Buffalo. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Hutchinson-Central High School. Four years at Cornell. Scorpion. ROGER XVATSON DEBAUN, Dee, Newark, N, ul. Agriculture. Age. twenty-seven. Prepared at Cent ral High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. AZg Five Mile NValking Champion- ship 3, 4: Farmers' NVeek Committee 31 Eastman Stage 4Q Bailey Club, Secretary-Treasurer 42 The Cornell Counlryman Board, Student Representative 4. CLAYTON EARL DECAN1P,'.DCliC, Ithaca. Veterinary. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Cortland Central High School. Four years at Cornell. AlI g Acaciag College Track Team, Masonic Club, Society Of Comparative Medicine. LEO NICHOLAS DENLER, Denny, Butifalo. Architecture. Age, twenty-nine. Four years at Cornell. Ofhcers Clubi Newman Club. l'lAROI-D MOON DEVOLT, Barneveld. Veterinary. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Holland Patent High School. Four years at Cornell. SITE, College Basketball Team IQ College Baseball Team I. 103 EDWARD PETER DIEHL, New York City. Civil Engineering, Age, twenty. Prepared at Starkey Seminary. Four years at Cornell, A2493 Varsity Lacrosse Team 3, .i. WILLARD FORREST DODSON, Dobby, Trenton, N. j. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- three. Prepared at Trenton High School. Four years at Comell. Acacia, Masonic Club. RUSSELL IRVING Doic, Rusty, Walton. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Walton High School. Four years at Cornell. College Cross Country Team IQ College Soccer Team 33 College Baseball Team 1, 1. WALTER RICHARD DONAHOE, Dick, Sauquoit. Veterinary. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Sauquoit High School. Four years at Cornell. AW. RAYMOND WEBB DONAHUE, Donny, Southold. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Southold High School. Four years at Cornell. 9X3 Newman Club. LEWIS HENRY DONALDSON, Don, Norwich. Landscape Architecture. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Norwich High School. Four years at Cornell. EN, Varsity Cross Country Squad 2, 3, Varsity Track Squad 3. STUART SHAW DONALDSON, Stew, Toledo, Ohio. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Scott High School. Four years at Cornell. AAG 5 Freshman Advisory Committee. DANIEL RAYMOND DONOVAN, Dan, , Brooklyn. Chemistry. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Four years at Cornell. Secretary, Chemistry Association, College Honor Committeeg State Cash Scholarship. 104 -JOHN :ARTHUR DOUGLAS, Doug, Malone. Architecture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Franklin Academy. Four years at Cornell. ERNEST WALDO Dowws, Downie, Danbury, Conn. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Danbury High School. Four years at Cornell. Huntington Club 5 College Cross Country Team i 3 College Soccer Team 4, College Honor Group 1, zg The Cornell Civil Engineer Board z, 3, Advertising Manager 4. GEORGE JACOB DRUCliERMAN, Druc, Brooklyn. Forestry. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Boys' High School. Four years at Cornell. SAM: C. U. C. A.-Hoover Relief Committee zg Forestry Club, The Cornell Countryman Board I, z. CARLOS HECTOR Duaoi Bulin, La Plata, Argentine. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty- four. Prepared at Escuela Industrial en La Plata. Four years at Comell. Centro Ibero- Americano Club. RALPH TYLER DUFF, Duff, Lebanon, lnd. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Lebanon High School. One year at Cornell. WADE DULEY. Port Jervis. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Port jervis High School. Four years at Cornell. EfIvEg Quill and Daggerg Freshman Tax Committee, Sopho- more Spring Day Committeeg Freshman Advisory Committee 3g Class Endowment Fund Committee 3Q Senior Ball Committeeg Masque, President 4Q janusg Dramatic Club, Manager of Freshman Football 4. HAROLD GALPIN DYE, Rochester. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at East High School. Two years at Comell. EDMOND GRANCER DYETT, Eddie, Buffalo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Nichols School. Four years at Cornell. Scorpion. 105 NORMAN HENRY EASON, Norm, Schuyler Lake. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Richneld Springs High School. Four years at Cornell. AFP, College Class President 2. RODNEY CHAPIN EATON, Nyack. Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Nyack High School. Four years at Cornell. KT, Fencing Squad 32 Officers Club, Fencing Club, First Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 3, Captain 4. HAROLD LEON EBERSOLE, I-luck, Montclair, N. J. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Montclair Academy. Four years at Cornell. AAKIJ, Aleph Samach, Quill and Dagger, Varsity Football Team 1, 3, 4, Varsity Track Team z, 3, 4, Wearer of the C , Freshman Advisory Committee, Disarmament Committee, Senior Class Day Committee, Arts Association, President 4, British-American Club, President 4, Cosmopolitan Club. RAYMOND ARTHUR EBERSOLE, Ray, Bud, Montclair, N. J. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Montclair Academy. Four years at Comell. AA '11, JOHN FRANKLIN EDMONDS, JR., Eddie, Pittsburgh, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- two. Prepared at Peabody High School. Four years at Cornell. AXA, University Band. BERNHARD ZORN ETDAM, Bernie,'l New York City. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Curtis High Sclfcol. Four years at Cornell. Kflb , Mandolin Club 2, 3, 4, University Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4- ARTHUR EISNER, Happy, Trenton, N. J. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Trenton High School. Four years at Cornell. OAT. STEPHEN ALBERT EMERY, Steve, Brooklyn. ,Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Four years at Cornell. JJBK, C. U. C. A. Cabinet, Officers Club, State 'Cash and Tuition Scholarships, Undergraduate Scholarship. 106 Ruooufu Ti-aura E-RICKSON, Pete, Harrison. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Harrison High School. Four years at Comell. GE. ASI.,-to l'-l5x1-LuM ESKESEN, Esky, Westfield, N. j. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Wcstheld High School. Four years at Comell. AXA, ZFE. RICHARD :XNDREXVS ESTERBROOK, Dick, Cleveland, Ohio. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Shaw High School. Four years at Cornell. British-American Club 11 The Sibley journal of Engineering Board 1, z, Busines Manager 3. BRUCE BALFOLJR EVANS, B.B., Wichita, Kan. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Upper Canada College, Toronto. Two and one-half years at Cornell. ZCIJEQ Freshman Tax Committee, British-American Club, Savage Club, Masque. HERMAN PRICE EVERTS, Herrn, Auburn. Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Auburn Academic High School. Four years at Cornell. AZQ CIJKQJQ Farmers' Week Committee 3, Floriculture Club, Secretary 43 Vegetable Gardening Club, First Ring Memorial Prize 35 College Honor Group 22 State Cash Scholarship. I PU FANG, Peking, China. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Tsing Hua College. Three and one-hall years at Cornell. PT, Chinese Students Club. FREDERIC FARIS, Fritz, Freddie, Wheeling, W. Va. Architecture. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Wheeling High School. Four years at Comell. TEH, fIJKfIJg Gargoyle. RICHARD BAYLES FARNHAM, Dick, Ithaca, Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Dunkirk High School. Four years at Cornell. l'IK'1Jg Helios, Advanced Choir 1, Glee Club Z, 3, -L- 107 MALCOLM FAULHABER, Mac, New York City. Architecture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at New Rochelle High School. Four years at Cornell. AT. CLARENCEICHARLES FAUST, Shorty, Buffalo, Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three, Prepared at Hutchinson-Central High School. Four years at Cornell. ERNEST PORTER FELT, Nassau. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Rensselaer High School. Four years at Cornell. State Tuition Scholarship. CARL FICHANDLER, Fitch, Brooklyn. Chemistry. Age, twenty. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Four years at Cornell. AEHQ Freshman Tennis Squad, Varsity Tennis Squad 32 Freshman Debate Club, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. . ,JACOB ROBERT FIRNENO, jack, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Polytechnic Preparatory School. Four years at Cornell. AGPA. MILTON HART FISH, Minnie, Dundee. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Dundee High School. Four years at Cornell. KIJAEQ Helios. CHARLES DESIDERIUS FISHER, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-eight. Prepared at Vienna Gymnasium. Four years at Cornell. FREDERICK WILLIAM FIX, JR., Freddie, Kenilworth, lll. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty- two. Prepared at Nicholas Senn High School. Four years at Cornell. AI'gTBI'IgHKNg Aleph Samachg Quill and Dagger, Freshman Crew g Varsity Crew zg Wearer of the C , junior Smoker Committeeg A. A. Membership Committee, College Honor Committee. 108 J LTLIAN R.-xwri FLHISLLHMANN. Mac, New York City. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at DeWitt Clinton High School. Four years at Cornell. ITACIP. JOHN JOSEPH FLM-iiNtz, JR., Jack, Burlington, Iowa. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Georgetown Preparatory School, Washington, D. C. Four years at Cornell. AT, Pyramid, Sophomore Rush Committee z, Ivlajura. XVALTER EDSON FLUh1ERFELT, Walt, Candor. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Binghamton Central High School. Four years at Cornell. KAP, AXE, Freshman Baseball Team, Varsity Baseball Squad 2, 3, 4Q College Basketball Team IQ College Honor Committee z, 3, C. U. C. A. Council z, 4. HONVARD JOHN FOOTE, Footie, Yonkers. Veterinary. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at White Plains High School. Three years at Cornell. QTZ, Track Club, Society of Comparative Medicine. RAYMOND OAKLEY FORD, A'Tim, East Orange, N. J. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- two. Prepared at Newton High School, Massachusetts. Four years at Cornell. Seal and Serpent, Glee Club z, 3. ADRIANCE SHERWOOD FOSTER, Elizabeth, N. J. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Battin High School. Four years at Cornell. Agassiz Club. HARRY GUSTAVE Fox, Gloomy Gus, Geneva. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Geneva High School. Four years at Cornell. BAE, Aleph Samach, Sphinx I-lead, Fresh- man Baseball Team, Varsity Baseball Team z, 3, Wearer of the C , Freshman Advisory Committee, State Cash Scholarship. JOHN CLARK FRANTZ, Seneca Falls. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Mynderse Academy. One year at Cornell. 109 RAY MCARTHUR FREEMAN, Billiard, Gouverneur. Arts and Sciences, Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Gouverneur High School. Four years at Cornell. EY, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. CHARLES BESLEY FREER, Ellenville. Veterinary. Age, thirty. Prepared at Catskill High School. Four years at Cornell. Freshman Baseball Team, College Basketball Team, College Track Team. GEORGE HOYT FREER, Ellenville. Veterinary. Age, twenty-eight. Prepared at Ellenville High School. Four years at Cornell. BERNARD FRIEDMAN, Bernie, Elmira. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-One. Prepared at Elmira Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. Freshman Baseball Squad, College Baseball Team 3, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. RUSSELL WELLAND FROST, jack, Russ, Hamilton, Canada. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty- four. Prepared at Culver Military Academy. Four years at Cornell. KA, Quill and Dagger, Freshman Tax Committee, Sophomore Smoker Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee 3 , A. A. Membership Committee, Chairman, Senior Ball Committee, Class Endowment Fund Committee, lnterfraternity Council, President 4, Majura, KBKIF, British-American Club z, 3, 4, Culver Club 1, z, 3, 4, President 33 Assistant Manager of Freshman Crew 3, Mana- ager 4. GEORGE VON ALBADE FRYER, George, Syracuse. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Central High School. Four years at Cornell. Deutscher Verein, Newman Club: State Tuition Scholarship. HAROLD LANDRY FURST, Bula, Baltimore, Md. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Pre- Earid at Baltimore Polytechnic Institute. Three years at Cornell. CIJEK, Pyramid, Glee u 3. DOUGLAS ELTON GARDINIER, 'ADoug, Herkimer. Law. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Herkimer I-gligh School. Four years at Cornell. College Baseball Team, State Cash and Tuition Scholar- s ips. 110 XVILLIAM l-l0W'LETT GARDNER, Bill, Paris, New York City. Chemistry. Age, twenty. Prepared at Port XVashington High School. Four years at Cornell. ZCIJE, Cross Country Club, The Cornell Chemist Board. WALTER CARNEY GAREY, Walt, Elmira Heights. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-Five. Pre- pared at Elmira Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. 9A,A9fIJ, College Honor Group 4 HAMILTON CARNSEY, JR., Ham, Seneca Falls. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Myriderse Academy. Four years at Cornell. ATA, Aleph Samach, Sphinx Head, Atmos, Freshman Crew, Varsity Crew z, JCv , Wearer of the C , State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. THEODORE SCHIEEER GARRETT, Ted, Pittsburgh, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-One. Prepared at Edgewood High School. Four years at Cornell. GAX, Sphinx Head, The Cornell Daily Sun Board 4. JOHN POMEROY GATY, Jack, Morristown, N. J. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Morris Academy. Four years at Cornell. Zodiac, British-American Club z, 3, 4, lX4asque 3, The Cornell Era Board i, z, 3. LEWIS RUMSEY GATY, Lew, Morristown, N. J. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Morristown High School. Four years at Cornell. Zodiac, Mandolin Club z. EDWIN AMOR GAUNTT, Eddie, Jobstown, N. J. Agriculture. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Robert Stacy High School. Four years at Cornell. EH. x ERIC GEERTZ, Eck, Montclair, N. J. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Montclair High School. Four years at Cornell. KID, Orchestra 3, 45 Officers Club, F. 0. B. Association, Assistant Chimemaster z, 3, Chimemaster 4. 111 WILLIAM HENRY GEHRING, Bill, Honolulu, Hawaii. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- two. Prepared at McKinley High School. Four years at Cornell. TIKAQ College Crew, College Soccer Team, College Swimming Team, Rocky Mountain Club, Masonic Club. ROBERT LAWTON GEORGE, Bobbie, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Two years at Cornell. Varsity Crew Squad 43 C. U. C. A. Council 4g Mandolin Club 3, 4Q State Cash Scholarship. JOHN COLLINS GIBB, jack, Ithaca. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four and one-half years at Cornell. X112 Dramatic Club I, 2 5 Mandolin Club 3, 4. ROBERT LANDON GILFILLAN, Gil, Memphis, Tenn. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-seven. Prepared at Central High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. OX. ' GUY RAYMOND GILLETTE, Jil, Razor, Oil City, Pa. Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Oil City High School. Four years at Cornell. AXEQ TBHg College Basketball Team, Captain 2, Manager 3, 4, College Honor Committee 35 Assistant in Chemistry 4. CI-IARLES FRANCIS GILLIGAN, Frank, Shortsville. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Shortsville High School. Four years at Cornell. CIJBKg Assistant in Economics 4 3 State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. WILBUR ELWYN GILMAN, Cilbur, Amsterdam. Arts and Sciences. Age. twenty. Prepared at Amsterdam High School. Four years at Cornell. KIJBKQ Officers Club, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. l'llARRY GINSBERG, Hesh, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at New Utrecht High School. Three years at Cornell. AETIQ College Swimming Team I, 2, ZQ College Track Team zg Swimming Club, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. 112 VVALTIERY Scxorr CTLORFQ, Dango. Danville. Ky. Arts and Sciences. Age. twenty-one. Prepared at Centre College Academy. One and one-half years at Cornell. EK. .JAMES EUGENE CJODDARD, Gene, East Rochester. Law. Age, twenty-tWO. Prepared at East Rochester High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. Sophomore Debate Team, Dartmouth Hop Committee, Newman Club, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. ABRAHAM ERXVIN GOLD, Abe, Plattsburg. Law. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Plattsburg High School. Four years at Cornell. AEP, College Basketball Team 42 Freshman Debate Team, Varsity Debate Team z, 3, 4Q Varsity Debate Squad, President 31 Debate Council, President 4, Honorable Mention '86 Memorial Stage z, 'Q4 Memorial Stage BQ College Honor Group 1, 1, 31 The Cornell Law Quarterly Board 4. HARRY GOLDBERG, Rube, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Boys' High School. Four years at Cornell. OAT, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. MYER AARON GOLDBERG, Goldie, New Bedford, Mass. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Durfee High School. Four years at Cornell. AEIT, Sophomore Debate Team, Varsity Debate Squad QQ Menorah Society, Cosmopolitan Club. BERNARD DAVID GOLDKLANG, Pop, New York City. Chemistry. Age, twenty. Prepared at DeWitt Clinton High School. Four years at Cornell. BZPQ Varsity Debate Squad, 'q4 Memorial Stage, College Honor Group 1, 1, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. ROY LUTHER Goifrz, Roy, Chicago, lll. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Christian Fenger High School. Four years at Cornell. BGTIQ Freshman Track Squad, Varsity Track Squad z, 3, 4. EDGAR CLEMENT GOODALE, Hoot, Riverhead. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Riverhead High School. Six years at Cornell. TBHQ fIJKfIJ , Varsity Track Team z, 41 cCcc , ACA , Independent Association, Executive Committee 6, Cosmopolitan Club, Cross Country Club, Mandolin Club, A. S. M. E., State Cash Scholarship. 113 SAMUEL HYMAN GOOEN, 'iSamie, Newark, N. J. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at South Side High School. Four years at Cornell. EDWARD VERNON GOUINLOCK, Ed, Warsaw. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Tome School. Four years at Comell. XCIJ, Aleph Samach, Quill and Dagger, Varsity Football Team, Varsity Track Team, Wearer of the C , junior Promenade Committee, C. U. C, A, Council, College Honor Committee, Tome Club, President 3, KBCIJ, Majura. IRVING GRAEF, Irv, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at DeWitt Clinton High School. Four years at Comell. BEP, Freshman Debate Team, State Tuition Scholarship. CAESAR AUGUSTIN GRASSELLI, zD, C.A., Cleveland, Ohio. Chemistry. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at University School. Five years at Comell. AKE, Al-Djebar, Varsity Hockey Team 4, 5, Polo Team 4, Captain 5, KBKD, Mummy Club, ERWIN GRAUE, Syracuse. Agriculture. Age, twenty-eight. Prepared at Bremerhaven Real- schule and Gymnasium. Two years at Cornell. RAYMOND WILLIAMS GREEN, Wellsville, Utah. Agriculture. Age, twenty-eight. Prepared at Wellsville High School. One year at Cornell. ABBOTT HoFE GREENLEAF, Abe, Cayuga. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Pre- plrared at Mynderse Academy. Four years at Cornell. AXA, State Cash and Tuition Scholar- s ips. WILLIAM BRES GREGORY, Bill, New Orleans, La. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Manual Training High School. Two years at Cornell. TBH, QKIID, University Orchestra, Agassiz Club, Instructor in Experimental Engineering I, z. lli CZ.-XRROLL ESKERT GRIFFIN, 'Crifff' Lakewood, Ohio. Chemistry. Age, twenty-Seven. Prepared at Oberlin High School. Three and one-half years at Comell. Acacia, College Basketball Team 1, 21 College Baseball Team 2, 3Q College Soccer Team 3, 4, Manager 3 g College Athletic Director 4: Chairman, Chemistry Banquet Committee 3Q Masonic Club, The Cornell Chemist Board, Business Manager 4. lX'iATTHEXV JOSEPH GROGAN, Mat, Rumson, N. j. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-nine. Pre- pared at Red Bank High School. Four years at Cornell. CIJKE, Pyramid, College Crew 2, A. S. C. E., Secretary 41 The Cornell Civil Engineer Board 4. SIDNEY CRUNECK, Sid, New York City. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Stuyvesant High School. Three years at Cornell. HAfIJ , Polo Club, Officers Club, F. A. R. O. T. C. Association, First Lieutenant R. O. T. C. FREDERICK GEORGE GULDI, 'Lord Geoffrey, Southampton. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Southampton High School. Four years at Cornell. ET, Masque 42 State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. ALEX GUTMAN, Al, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Boys' High School. Three years at Cornell. OAT, Varsity Football Squad z , Varsity Debate Squad 3, Menorah Society. President 4, State Tuition Scholarship. SOLOMON HABER, Solly, Brooklyn. Chemistry. Age, twenty. Prepared at Barringer High School. Four years at Comell. OAT. KENNETH HACKATHORN, I-lack, Lakewood, Ohio. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Lakewood High School. Four years at Cornell. XII. COTHEAL DURSTON l'lADLEY, A'Kid, Black River. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Black River High School. Two and one-half years at Cornell. Kfb, Adirondack Club, Masonic Club, Country Community Club. 4 115 DEWEY ADMIRAL HAGEN, Batavia. Chemistry. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Oakfield High School. Five years at Cornell. KCI1, Freshman Crew Squad, College Crew 4. FREDERICK ABBEY HALL, Freddie, La Cvrangeville. Veterinary. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Millbrook Memorial High School. Four years at Comell. QTZ, Dutchess County Club, Society of Comparative Medicine. ROGER FIELD HALL, , Rog, Big Boy, Baltimore, Md. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Pre- pared at Baltimore Polytechnic Institute. Three years at Cornell. ZCIDZ, Varsity Lacrosse Squad 3 , College Soccer Team 4, Southerners Club, Glee Club 3 ,Student Agencies 1, Assistant Manager 3, Manager of Periodical Agency 4. DONALD MACDOUGAL HALLEY, Don, Rapid City,S. Dak. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two, Prepared at St. ,johns Military Academy. Three years at Cornell. Zodiac, Quill and Dagger, Varsity Wrestling Squad 3, Glee Club, Red Key, Head Cheerleader 4. ' ROBERT PIERRE HAMILTON, Bob, Greenwich. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Greenwich High School. Four years at Cornell, KAP, Hebs-Sa, Class Endowment Fund Committee 3 , C. U. C. A. Cabinet z, 3, 4g Agricultural Association, Secretary 4, Cosmopolitan Club, The Cornell Countryman Board I, 2, 3, Managing Editor 4. JOHN HANNIGAN, Forty Fort, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Forty Fort High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. WILLIAM HANNIGAN, Bill, Forty Fort, Pa. Mechanical Engineering, Age, twenty-five. Pre- pared at Wyoming Seminary. Three and one-half years at Cornell. C. U. C. A. Council, University Orchestra, A. S. M. E. LEONARD CHRISTOPHER HANSON, Swede, Veblen, S. Dak. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Shattuck School. Four years at Cornell. ATA, Sphinx Head, Atmos, Freshman Football Team, Varsity Wrestling Team 2, 3, Varsity Football Team 3, 4, Wearer of the HC , Freshman Banquet Committee, junior Promenade Committee, Navy Day Hop Committee 3, Student Council 3, 4, Treasurer of Class 4. ll6 ,JAMES HENRYjosiiPi1H,xRuEN, jimmy, Brooklyn. Agriculture-Veterinary. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at St. lrrancis Xavier Preparatory School. Eight years at Cornell. QTZg Sphinx l-lead: l-lebs-Sag Varsity Baseball Team 3, 4: Wearer of the CH: Central Honor Com- mittee: Co-Op Advisory Committee: Cheerleader 5: College Honor Committee: Catholic Club: Round-Up Club: Society of Comparative Medicine: College Athletic Director: Vice- President ol' lntercollege Athletic Association: Assistant Baseball Coach. GORDON DABNEY HARDIN, Stretch, Louisville, Ky. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Louisville Male High School. Two years at Cornell. Zodiac: Cvlee Club. .-XLEXANDER HEADLEY HARPER, Head, Philadelphia, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-tWO. Prepared at Episcopal Academy. Four years at Cornell. ZLF: Varsity Tennis Team 3, Captain 43 Freshman Advisory Committee: Treasurer, Intercollegiate Tennis .Association of America 4: KBfIJ: Majura, CARY TINGLEY HARTMAN, Cincinnati, Ohio. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Wood- ward High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. AZ. JOHN BRODERICK HARTNETT, Steve Brody, Buffalo. Forestry. Age, twenty. Prepared at Lafayette High School. Four years at Cornell. ATQ: Scalp and Blade. REYMOUR ELTON l'l.ARWOOD, Tink, Newfane. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Niagara Falls High School. Pour years at Cornell. STANLEY Aucusrus HAVILAND, Butts, Red Bank, NJ. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- one. Prepared at Red Bank High School. Four years at.Cornell. CIJAC9: Freshman Basketball Team, Varsity Basketball Squad z, 3: College Basketball Team 3: fCollege Baseball Team 3. HAROLD GLENWOOD HAYWARD, Tubby, Silver Creek. Chemistry. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Silver Creek High School. Four years at Cornell. AXE: Huntington Club. 117 -.,Aq A . CLARENCE CHADDOCK HEAD Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age twenty-one. Prepared at Cascadilla School. Four years at Cornell. ATQ Varsity Cross Country Squad 35 cCcc g Musical Clubs 1 3 Manager of Fencing 3, 4. LEROY BELKNAP I-IEIDKE, Hike, Brooklyn. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Manual Training High School. Four years at Comell. AXPQ Heliosg C. U. C. A. Cabinet 33 Chairman Student Employment Bureau 3. RALPH I-IEILBRONN, Barney, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Two years at Comell. 1'IA4IJg Freshman Cross Country Teamg Varsity Lacrosse Team 2. FREDERICK EMIL HEINZELMAN, I-Ieinzief' Warwick. Agriculture. Age, twenty-eight. Prepared at Mount Hermon School. Three years at Cornell. QDAKQ Independent Association Councilg Bailey Club, President 33 Freshman Debate Clubg Country Community Club 3.5 . THOMAS KENNEDY I-IENDRYX, Tom, Ithaca. Architecture. Age, twenty-seven. Prepared at Bradford High School, Pennsylvania. Five years at Cornell. AXA, TBTIQ Gargoyle, Fresh- man Crew Squad, Varsity Crew Squad 2, 3, 43 College Crew 43 College Basketball Team 1., 4, SQ College Soccer Team SQ College Athletic Director 5, General Spring Day Committee 4, College Honor Committee 4, Chairman SQ Co-Op Advisory Committee 5, College Class President 35 Architecture Association, Secretary-Treasurer 4. FREDERIC THOMAS HENRY, Fred, Canandaigua. Law. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Canan- daigua Academy. Five years at Cornell. KT, A9fI1g State Cash Scholarship, The Cornell Law Quarterly Board. . EDWARD DAVID HILL, Cap, Scranton, Pa. Arts and Sciences. A e, twenty-seven. Prepared at Technical High School. Four years at Cornell. KAP 3 Glee Club 2, 3, 4g Cross Country Club IQ Masonic Club. LEO HIRSHMAN, New York City. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Boys' High School. Four years at Cornell. ,Cosmopolitan Club. 118 Louis RICKETTS HooELL, Hodle, Hastings-on-Hudson. Arts and Sciences, Age, twenty. Prepared at Blair Academy. Four years at Cornell. Seabbard and Blade, Pistol Team, PCT , Ofiiccrs Club. ALLEN WVEBSTER HODCE, Senator, Spragueville, Chemistry. Age, twenty-one, Prepared at Couvcrneur High School. Four years at Cornell. College Crew 2, Chairman, Chemistry Banquet Committee 4. ELDRED WEMIER HOFFMAN, Hoff, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Syracuse gcntral High School. Four years at Cornell. AXA, Hebs-Sa, Freshman Crew, junior Varsity 'rew 31 jCv . KARL WVILLIAM HOFFMAN, Huff, Niagara Falls. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at Niagara Falls High School. Four years at Cornell, GEORGE ALBERT Hooc, Cip, Lihue, Kauai, Hawaii. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- four. Prepared at Baker City High School. Four years at Cornell. Eleusis, Rocky Mountain Club. WILLIAM AUGUST HOHLWEG, Holly, Baltimore, Md. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Baltimore Polytechnic Institute. Three years at Cornell. College Crew 3. GEORCZE WHITMAN HoLBRooK, Kid, Millbrook. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at Poughkeepsie High School. Four years at Cornell. Eleusis, IIPKKII, Aleph Samaeh, Quill and Dagger, Varsity Crew 25 Wearer of the C , State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. DONALD AUBREY HoLT, Don, Upper Montclair, N.j. Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Montclair High' School. Three years at Cornell. AXE, College Crew 2, 3. 119 GRAHAM DANIEL HORNE, Rocky Mount, N.C. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Rocky Mount High School. Three years-at Cornell. TBHQ HKN. WILLIAM HENRY HORNE, JR., Bill, Hank, Hen, Rocky Mount, N. C. Electrical Engineer- ing. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Warrenton High School. Three years at Cornell. Fencing Team 35 Southerners Club, Fencing Club, Vice-President 4 3 University Orchestra 2. WALKER BLAINE l-IOUGH, jerry, Denver, Colo. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at St. johns Military Academy. Four years at Cornell. WT, Aleph Samachg Quill and Dagger, Atmosg Freshman Crew, Varsity Crew zg Wearer of the MICHAEL WILLIAM HOURIC-AN, Mike, Brooklyn. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Boys' High School. Four years at Cornell. TBH. EDWIN JOHNSTON HOWARD, Eddie, Detroit, Mich. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Central High School. Four years at Cornell. AEJJ. JOHN EVERETT HOWARD, Howdy, West Bridgewater, Mass. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty- one. Prepared at Howard High School. Four years at Cornell. KW. CARTER ALEXANDER HOWELL, New York City. Agriculture, Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Virginia Union University. Four years at Cornell. ACIJA. HENRY CLAY HOWELL, Clay, Boonton, N. J. Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Stevens School. Four years at Cornell. CIJEK, TBHg Al-Dj ebarg College Honor Committee 4. 120 Dxvieifrr Cotmvix FIOXVERTH, Howie, Shamokin, Pa. Electrical Engineering, Age, twenty- two. Prepared at Shamokin High School. Three years at Cornell. Huntington Club, Senior Class Day Committee, Dramatic Club, .Assistant Businesslvfanager 3, BusinessManager4. HoL'1.DER PTUDCINS, Hudge, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three, Prepared at Horace Mann High School. Four years at Cornell. AXP, Al-Djebarg Freshman Tax Committecg A. A. Niembership Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee, Southerners Clubi Editor of Freshman Handbook 1. LEE HUEY, Bradford. .-Xgriculture. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Starkey Seminary. Four years at Cornell. L1NTON DoUc1LAS HLlEX', L.D. Bradford. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Starkey Seminary. Four years at Cornell. .Agricultural Economics Club, Roberts Scholar- ship, War Service Scholarship. BENNETT OWEN HUCFIES, Bo, Meehanieville. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at lX4echanicville High School. Three years at Cornell. AZ, Polo Club: Forestry Club. PETER FRANCIS HUGHES, jR., Pete, Perth Amboy, NJ. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- four. Prepared at Perth Amboy High School. Five years at Cornell. Kflb. THORNE COMINCS HULBERT, Thornie, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. GX. CNIAS SKINNER HUMPHREY, JR., Turk, New York City. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Albany Academy. Four years at Cornell. WT, Freshman Banquet Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee 33 Masque, Majurag KB'-D. 1921 ARTHUR TEMPLETON HUNTER, Art, St. Louis, Mo. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at Curtis High School, New York City. Four years at Cornell. KAP, Fencing Team 3, Captain 4, Mandolin Club 2, 3, 45 Fencing Club, Minor Sports Council. HOMER LEWIS HURLBUT, Doc, Ovid. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Interlaken High School. Four years at Comell. AZ, Round-Up Club, Bailey Club. RALSTONE ROBERT IRVINE, Stony, Salt Lake City, Utah. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty- four. Prepared at Telluride Association School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. Tell- uride Associationg AEP, Debate Team 3, 4,J31'1L1S, British-American Club, Rocky Mountain Club. DAVID JACOBSON, Shorty, Parksville. Mechanical Engineering. Ageltwenty-three. Prepared at Liberty High School. Four and,One-half years at Cornell. ALFRED PAUL JAHN, Kipper, New Rochelle. Forestry. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Town- send Harris Hall. Four years at Cornell. Huntington Club. RAYMOND FREDERICK JAHN, Ray, Brooklyn. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Manual Training High School. Four years at Cornell. AXP, Freshman Advisory Committee 33 Assistant Manager Of Soccer 3, Manager of Wrestling 4 5 Manager Of Inter- collegiate Wrestling Association 4. EDWARD DAVID JAMES, Eddie, Indianapolis, Ind. Architecture. Age, twenty-Hve. Prepared at Indianapolis High School. Four years at Cornell. ATA 5 Gargoyle, College Class President 41 Thumbtack Club. ROBERT WELMORE JAMES, Bob, Newport News, Va. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- one. Prepared at Newport News High School. One year at Cornell. BGJITQ IIJKIIJ. 122 XVILBUR OAlil.li1' JAMES. Jesse, Jimmie, Kingston, Pa. Civil Engineering, Age, twenty- hvc. Prepared at Wilkes-Barre High School. Four years at Cornell. Acacia, Freshman Foot- ball Squad: Masonic Club. FLEMINC ESTEP JAMIESON, JR., Jamie, Mem, Pittsburgh, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. IAAgeEtwenty-two. Prepared at Allegheny High School. Four years at Comell. CDEKQ A. S. LAWRENCE XVILLARD JEFFRES, Jimmie, Wyoming. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Wyoming High School. Four years at Cornell. JOHN GAMENVELL JENKINS, Jack, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Richmond Hill High School. Four years at Cornell. EH, Freshman Cross Country Teamg Dramatic Club 3, .tg Cfficers Club 45 State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. STEPHEN MOORE JENKS, Red, Woodbury, N. J. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Camden High School. Four years at Cornell. TBHQ fIJKfIJg Varsity Cross Country Team 3, 4, Varsity Track Team 2, 3, 41 CCCC g Forum Committee, Cross Country Club, Vice-President 42 British-American Club, Secretary 43 Track Club, Cosmopolitan Club, A. S. M. E., College Honor Group 1, 2, Instructor in Mechanics of Engineering. ALAN JEROME. Jerry, Toledo, Ohio, Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Scott High School. Four years at Cornell. EX, Masque. ALBERT MASON JOHNSON, Gus, Berwick, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Berwick High School, Five years at Cornell. EH, Masonic Club. LEROY ERNEST JOHNSON, Johnny, Dayton, Ohio. Architecture. Age, twenty-eight. Two years at Cornell. Acacia. 1923 MURRAY FOSTER JOHNSON, Murph, Johnnie, Woodside. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty- one. Prepared at Newtown High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. QBK, CIJKCIDQ A2135 Clee Club I, z, 3g British-American Clubg Janus, President 4, Varsity Debate Squad 3, 4 g Debate Council, '86 Memorial Stage 35 'Q4 Memorial Stage 3, Winner 4Q Manager of Debate 3, 4Q State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. RICHARD MONROE JOHNSON, Dick, Berwick, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Berwick High School. Two years at Cornell. EH. RUDOLPH ALBERT JOHNSON, Ruddie, Brooklyn. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- three. Prepared at Manual Training High School. Three years at Cornell. ATQg Freshman Advisory Committee. WRIGHT JOHNSON, Johnny, Washington, D. C. Forestry. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Central High School. Four years at Cornell. KAP, Scabbard and Blade, Spring Day -Hop Committee 33 Senators Clubg Forestry Club, Officers Club, President 4, Second Lieutenant F. A. R. O. T. C. I, First Lieutenant z, Captain 3, 4. JAMES WATSON JOHNSTONE, Jimmie, Perth Amboy, N.J. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty- one. Prepared at Perth Amboy High School. Four years at Cornell, SAX, Freshman Track Teamg Varsity Track Team 3, AAACAH 5 Glee Club z. WILLIAM PAUL JONES, Bill, Sharon, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Pre- pared at Sharon High School. Five years at Cornell. ALBERT GOODLOE JOYCE, JR., Al, Dallas, Texas. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at The Terrill School. Four years at Cornell. fIDFAg CIUACIDQ C. U. C. A. Council 35 Masque, Southerners Club, President 4, Janus. ' ' ALEXANDER XENOPHON KARP, Al, Farmingdale. Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at DeWitt Clinton High School. Four years at Cornell. KIJKCIJQ College Soccer Team 3, 4g College Baseball Team 3, College Honor Group I 5 State Cash Scholarship. 124 .'XRTI-ll.fIilXxlll.l.lAM lqAL'lkfHOl,IJ, Kay, Scranton, Pa. Architecture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at lechnical High School. Four years at Cornell. EDGAR l..XXX'RENf1l2 KAW, Eddie, New York City. Architecture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at St. Louis Principia. Four years at Cornell. ATQQ Aleph Samachg Sphinx Head, Fresh- man Basketball Teami Freshman Football Teamg Freshman Baseball Team, Varsity Foot- ball Tearn 1, 3. Captain 43 Varsity Baseball Team 1, 33 Wearer of the CII,xRLEs FR.xxRLIN liELLS, Chuck, Astoria. Mechanical Engineering, Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Flushing High School. Four years at Cornell. fIJAZg TBHg Aleph Samachg Quill and Dagger: Atmosg Varsity Crew z, 35 Wearer of the C , Freshman Advisory Committee 3, Nlajor Sports Council 4,3 C. U. C. A. Cabinet, A. S. M. E., Chairman 4, College Honor Group I 1 War Service Scholarship. CHARLYTS ExIERsoN liEND.-XLL., Ken, Churchville. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Churchville High School. Three years at Cornell. CLARENCE SPRACUE l'iENNVORTHY, Sam Liberty. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- three. Four years at Cornell. .-Xcaciag State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. FREDERICK THEODORE KETCHUNI, jim., Freddie, Owego. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Owego Free Academy. Four years at Cornell, Zodiac 5 State Cash Scholarship, Cornell Medical Scholarship. jol-IN HOMER KILBY, jack, Brooklyn. Forestry. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Manual Training High School. Four years at Cornell. WILLIAM CAREY KINSOLVINC, Bill, Fort Worth, Texas. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty- ' two. Prepared at Marion Institute, Alabama, Three years at Cornell, XT. 125 GEORGE SWARTZ KLUMP, Williamsport, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one, Prepared at Williamsport I-Iigh School. Four years at Cornell. IPAQ. DONALD MACLAY KNIPE, Don, New Yorke City. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Stuyvesant I-Iigh School. Four years at Cornell. .JOSEPH KoPKI,' Elmira. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Watkins I-Iigh School. Four years at Cornell. State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. PALLEMPATI GOPALA KRISHNA, Picket, Secunderabacl, India. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at English Universities College, Madras. One and one-half years at Cornell. Cosmo- politan Club. , PAUL DIMITRI KVARATZKHELIA, Tiflis, Georgia, Caucasia. Agriculture. Age, thirty-seven. Pre- pared at 'I'iHis Gimnazium. Two years at Cornell. Agricultural Club 3 International Agri- cultural Society. AUBREY GILBERT LAAS, Whitesboro. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Whitesboro High School. Five years at Cornell. CLARENCE EUGENE LAMOUREUX, Lammy, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Ithaca I-Iigh School. Four years at Cornell. KT. WILLIAM FISK LANDERS, Bill, Indianapolis, Ind. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Shortridge High School. Four years at Cornell. X423 Quill and Daggerg Freshman Advi- ioiry Committeeg Senior Ball Committeeg Masque, Assistant Manager of Musical Clubs 3, anagcr 4. lQ6 IEIHXYABI5 XNll.l.I,-XM LANE. Ed, Genoa. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Five years at Cornell. Officers Club. ROIHLRT josiivii LANSDOVVNE, Bob, Buffalo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Lafayette High School. Four years at Cornell. EIT, IIPAGJ, Student Friendship Fund Committee 32 Advanced Choir 4, C. U. C. A. Council 3, 4, Scalp and Blade, Glee Club 3, 41 State Cash Scholarship. JAMES F.-KRNHAM LARRABEE, jim, Binghamton. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Binghamton Central High School. Four years at Cornell. AZ, Farmers' Week Committee 3, Florieulture Club. CLAUDE DARNVIN LANVRENCE, Poughkeepsie. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Poughkeepsie High School. Four years at Cornell, WQILLIAN1 CORNELILJS LAZO, Bill, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Sufheld School. Four years at Cornell. The Cornell Annuals Board 1, 3, Assistant Business Ivlanager 4. EUGENE FRANCIS LECLUSE, Plaid, Great Neck. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Great Neck High School. Five years at Cornell. QA, HKN, Varsity Cross Country Squad z, 3, 4, Varsity Track Squad 3, 4, CCCC , Cross Country Club 2, 3, 4, President 5. DONALD HALL LEE, Duke, Delhi. Agriculture. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Delaware Academy. Four years at Cornell. GEORGE LUDLOXV LEE, Gig, Newark, N. J. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Barringer High School, Four years at Gornell. ATA, Sphinx Head, Freshman Track Squad, College Cross Country Team IQ Sophomore Spring Day Committee, Student Friendship Fund Committee 3, Class Endowment Fund Committee 3, Treasurer, A, A. Membership Committee 3, Baseball Representative, Interscholastic Committee, All-Cornell Dance Com- mittee 3, Chairman 4, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, Chairman 4, Senior Ball Committee, General Spring Day Committee 4, Mandolin Club 2. 127 ROBERT EDWARD LEE, Bob, p'Mount Vernon. Law Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Clark Preparatory School. Five years at Cornell. 211325 A9155 EAX5 Quill and Dagger, Fresh- man Advisory Committee5 Convocation Committee5 College Honor Committeeg Central Honor Committee 42 Class Endowment Fund Committeeg Senior Ball Committeeg Law Association, Vice-President 3, President 4Q Musical Clubs z, 35 Masonic Clubg The Cornell Daily Sun Board, Associate Editor 2, 3, Managing Editor 4, ALAN GEORGE LEET, Al, Shorty, Point Chautauqua. Agriculture, Age, twenty, Prepared at Westfield High School. Four years at Cornell. AFP5 College Honor Committee 3 5 C. U. C. A. Council 3, 45 Ofhcers Clubg Animal Husbandry Clubg Round-Up Club. ERNEST DELOS LEET, Ernie, Jamestown. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Jamestown High School. Four years at Cornell. 2 N 5 EAX5 Aleph Samachg Quill and Daggerg Freshman Advisory Committeeg Class Endowment Fund Committeeg All-Cornell Dance Committee 1, 3 5 Cornell Union Plans Comrnitteeg Central Honor Committee, Secretary 3. Chairman 45 Student Council 1., 3, President 45 Life President Senior Class, Arts Association, President 45 British-American Club5 Cornell-in-China Club5 Janus, C. U. C. A. Cabinet, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, The Cornell Daily Suri Board 1, 2, 3, Editorial Director 4. BURTON ALPHEUS LEFFINGWELL, Burt, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-nine. Prepared at Canaan High School, Connecticut. Four years at Cornell. Stock judging Team. JOSEPH LENDWAY, joe, Buffalo. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Buffglo 'lgiechnical High School. Four years at Cornell. KW, The Sibley journal of Engineer- ing oar . CSHILSON l-IATHAWAY LEONARD, Chil, New York City. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Curtis High School. Four years at Cornell. ZfIJE, EAX5 Sphinx Head5 Hebs-Sag Varsity Soccer Team z, 3, 45 HACFUQ Senior Banquet Committee5 Spring Day Committee 43 College Honor Committee 1., 3, 42 College Loan Fund Committee 3, 42 Senior Banquet Committee, C. U. C. A. Cabinet 3, Secretary 42 Manuscript Club, The Cornell Countryman Board 2, 3, Editor-in-Chief 4. ABRAHAM LESI-IAN, New York City. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Morris High School. Four years at Cornell. ARTHUR JULIAN LEUSSLER, Art, St. Louis, Mo. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at McKinley High School. Four years at Cornell. 935 Freshman Track Team 5 College Cross Country Team 1.5 Varsity Cross Country Squad 42 cCCC g lX4asque5 Cross Country Club. 128 BERTIIOLD L.E'X'l, Bert, Rochester. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at East High School. Three years at Comell. TIAfI3. . FRANK BERTRAM LEVY, Trapper, New York City. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Cascadilla School, Four years at Comell. fIJEI'Ig College Crew I. CHARLES EDXVARD LEWIS, Charlie, Barryville. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Monticello High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. State Cash Scholarship. HENRY STEELE LEWIS, Hank, Norfolk, Va. Chemistry. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Episcopal High School of Virginia. Four years at Cornell. XID, Al-Djebarg Sophomore Cotillion Committee, KB41. MILTON TICHENOR LEWIS, joe, Barneveld. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Holland Patent High School. Four years at Cornell. LOUIS LAWRENCE LIFSI-IEY, Lou, New York City. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Stuyvesant High School. Four years at Cornell. fIJATIg Varsity Lacrosse Squad z, Team 3, ULCTUQ Masque. FRANK LINDSAY, IR., l-low 'Bout lt, Portsmouth, Va. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Fishhurne Military School. Two years at Cornell. ATQg Freshman Crew Squad. SALVATORE LIOTTA, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Bushwick High School. Four years at Cornell. 129 CARL ALBERT LIST, Slim, Hoboken, N. bl. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-five. Pre- pared at Hoboken High School. Three years at Cornell. ZITI 5 Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team 23 KAACAH. CLARENCE LITTLE, C. j., Sussex, N. J. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Sussex High School. Four years at Cornell. APPQ College Soccer Team 2, College Honor Committee 3, Farmers' Week Committee 2, 3, 4g Stock judging Team 4. CHAN SUNG LIU, Canton, China. Agriculture. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Canton Christian College. Three and one-half years at Cornell. P1If'g Varsity Track Squad 4, C. U. C. A. Council 2, 3, International Agricultural Society, President 4, Cosmopolitan Club, Vice- President 43 Chinese Students Club, Vice-President 4, CHUNG Lo LIU, Lolo, Quantitative, Eoochow, China. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Tsing Hua College. Two and one-half years at Cornell. PW. ' JAMES NORTHRUP LIVERMORE, jimmy, Gowanda. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- three. Acacia, Masonic Club, President 3, University Band, University Orchestra 3 State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. RICHARD LEWIS LONG, Dick, Aurora, lll. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Worcester Academy. Four years at Cornell. X, Cosmopolitan Club. WILLIAM THOMAS LONG, Bill, LaFayette, Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at LaFayette High School, Four years at Cornell. CHARLES FELIX LOVAN, Charlie, Springfield, Mo. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Springfield High School. Four years at Cornell. A1195 College Crew 1, 2, 35 Varsity Crew Squad 23 Winner, Novice Heavyweight Wrestling Championship 4g Louvain , Library Fund Committee, C. U. C. A. Council 2, Cabinet 43 Varsity Debate Squad 3 5 Officers Clubg Cornell-in-China Club, President 4, Captain R. O. T. C. 4. 130 ,MM ERNEST LQWREY, Rub, Section, Ala. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Howard High School. Two years at Cornell. GX. ALBERT LUCAS, Luke, New York City. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-seven. Prepared at Stuyvesant High School. Five years at Cornell. ZITI, Scabbard and Blade, Officers Club, Secretary 4, Fencing Club 31 Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 3, Captain 4, A. S. C. E., Secre- tary 3. BRODER FREDER1cK LUCAS, Luke, Champlain. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Champlain High School. Four years at Cornell. AZ, Cross Country Club, Adirondack Club, Round-Up Club, Agricultural Economics Club, Country Community Club. HENDRICK WRIGHT LUEDER, JR., Heinie, Ithaca. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. HAROLD WELLS LUFFMAN, LuH, Clyde. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Clyde High School. Four years at Cornell. C. U. C. A. Council, Round-Up Club, Agricultural Economics Club. HENRY ERNST LUI-IRS, Hank, Heinie, Woodhaven. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Stuyvesant High School. Four years at Cornell. AZ, IIJKIIJ, Sphinx Head, Hebs-Sa, College Crew 2, Varsity Crew 3, 4Q Wearer of the C , Farmers' Week Committee 2, 3, 4g College Honor Committee, A. A. Membership Committee, C. U. C. A. Council, College Class President 3, 4, Agricultural Association, President 4, Round-Up Club, Cosmopolitan Club, F. A. R. O. T. C. Association, InternationalAgricultural Society, Agricultural Economics Club. CLARENCE KAAWAA LUM, Honolulu, Hawaii. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at St. Louis College. Two years at Cornell. Catholic Club, Hawaiian Club. EDUARDO DIAZ LUQUE, Ed, Mexico City, Mexico. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Preparatoria Nacional de Mexico. Four years at Cornell. TBII, QJKIIJ, HKN, College Cross Country Team 2, Varsity Cross Country Squad 2, Varsity. Track Squad 2, Cross Country Club, Catholic Club, Cosmopolitan Club, lbero-Americano Club, College Honor Group 1, 2. 131 JAMES HENRY LUTHER, 'iJirn, Olean. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at Olean High School. Four years at Cornell. AT, Quill and Dagger, Atmos, Captain, Fresh- man Basketball Team, Varsity Basketball Team 2, 3, Captain 4, Wearer of the C , Fresh- man Tax Committee, Sophomore Spring Day Committee, Class Endowment Fund Com- mittee, Chairman, C. U. C. A. Campaign Committee, College Honor Committee 2, 3, Chair- man 41 Student Council 3, 42 Minor Sports Council, Savage Club 3, 43 Musical Clubs z, 3. JOI-IN DANIEL LYONS, JR., Tigue, Monticello. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Monticello High School. Four years at Cornell. KAP , AGQJ, College Crew z, Varsity Debate Squad 3, 41 Sophomore Debate Team, Cvlee Club z, 3, 4. . KENNETH MACBAIN, Mac, Closter, N. J. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Closter High School. Four years at Cornell. KKIJ, Varsity Track Squad, liACA . DONALD GRANT MACBEAN, Duke, Philadelphia, Pa. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Northeast High School. Four years at Cornell. AKE, Pyramid, Freshman Spring Day Committee, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Junior Promenade Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 4g Senior Class Day Committee, University Golf Cham- pionship 4 , Assistant Manager of Interscholastic Track 3, Manager 4. WILLIAM JOSEPH MCCARTHY, Mack, Elmira. Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Elmira Free Academy. Two years at Cornell. IRVIN MCCHESNEY, Mac, Ontario Center. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-five. Four years at Cornell. ELLIOTT BONNELL MCCONNELL, Mac, Warren, Pa. Chemistry. Age, twenty-tWO. Prepared at Kiskiminetas Springs School. Four years at Cornell. K2 , EAX, Sphinx Head, Al-Djebar, Varsity Track Squad 3, Freshman Advisory Committee, Senior Class Day Committee, C. A. Cabinet, British-American Club, Janus, The Cornell Era Board 3, Editor-in- 16 4. ROBERT YOUNG MCCULLOUOH, 'iMac, West Webster. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty- one. Prepared at Webster High School, Four years at Cornell. 132 JAMES JOHN lVlACDONALD, Mac, Port Richmond. Civil Engineering. Age, thirty-two. Pre- pared at Curtis High School. Four years at Cornell. KENNETH GEORGE MCDONALD, Mac, French Creek, W. Va. Forestry. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Cowen High School. Two years at Cornell. Huntington Club, Forestry Club, Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 3. DONALD MCDOUCALL, Don, Westfield, N. J. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at XVestfield High School. Four years at Cornell. AXA, Varsity Track Squad z, 33 Track Club 3, C. U. C. A. Cabinet 1, 3, 4. EDWARD MALONEY MCCRATH, i'Ed, Lockport. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Lockport High School. Four years at Cornell. EKIDE, Janus. JAMES STURTEVANT MCGRAW, Jimmy, Letchworth, England. Architecture. Age, twenty- four, Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four and one-half years at Cornell. EIT, Gargoyleg Varsity Soccer Team 3, 43 C. U. C. A. Cabinet 3, Council 41 British-American Clubg Thumb- tack Club. MALCOLM STRONG MCILROY, Mac, Newark, N. J. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at South Side High School. Four years at Cornell. TBI'Ig HKNQ A. A. Member- ship Committee zg C. U. C. A. Council 4. ALEXANDER WATERS MACKENZIE, JR., Mac, Montclair, N. J. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at New Utrecht High School. Four years at Cornell. Varsity Golf Team, 3, 4, Fencing Club 3, 4, Round-Up Club 1, z, 3 5 Assistant Manager of Fencing 3. MALCOLM BROWNE MACLEAN, Micky, Miami, Fla. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- two. Prepared at Miami High School. Two years at Cornell. Cosmopolitan Club. 133 DENIS BRANDON MADURO, Denny, New Rochelle. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Pre- pared at New Rochelle High School. Four years at Cornell. Freshman Crew, Varsity Crew Squad 2, 3, 4, junior Smoker Committeeg Central Spring Day Committee 31 Independent Association Council 3, 4, The Cornell Era Board 3, 4. EDWIN THOMAS MAIER, Shorty, jersey City, N. J. Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Dickinson High School, Five years at Cornell. ROLAND LEONARD MAIER, Roly, Schenectady. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Schenectady High School. Four years at Cornell. Freshman Basketball Team, Varsity Basketball Squad 2, 3, Team 4 5 State Tuition Scholarship. LAURENCE PATTON MArNs, Larry, Crete, Nebr. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Pre- gareccg at Crete High School. Three years at Cornell, ATQ, Pyramid 5 Varsity Basketball qua 3. FRANCIS MAVOR MALCOLM, Male, Fort Fairfield, Me. Agriculture. Age, twenty-five. Pre- pared at Ricker Classical lnstitute. Three years at Cornell. AZ. LEONARD MALEsoN, Len, Philadelphia, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Central High School. Four years at Cornell. EDMUND THOMPSON MALLORY, Saratoga Springs. Architecture. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Saratoga Springs High School. Five years at Cornell. College Honor Group 1, 2, 3. GERALD DEWITT MALLORY, Deposit. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty. lPrepared at Deposit High School. Four years at Cornell. lill- FLOYD LEE INTALTEY, Counselor, Ithaca. Law. Age, twenty-Seven. Prepared at Alma Col- lege. Three and one-half years at Cornell. Captain, College Baseball Team, Masonic Club. ROBERT HAROLD MANCHESTER, JR., Manny, Merrifield. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two., Prepared at Sherwood Select School. Five years at Cornell. LEON IVIANDEL, zo, Mandy, Chicago, Ill. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-One. Prepared at Lake Forest Academy. Four years at Cornell. KDEIT. NVILLIAM HOLTON MANN, 'iBill, Glens Falls. Landscape Architecture. Age, twenty-One, Prepared at Glens Falls l-ligh School. Four years at Cornell. AXA, University Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Adirondack Club. NATHAN BOILEAU MARPLE, JR., Nate, Columbus, Ohio. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty- three. Prepared at East High School. Two years at Cornell. X111 ALFRED HENRY IVIARSH, JR., Al, Washington, D. C, Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- two. Prepared at McKinley Manual Training School. Five years at Cornell. EN, Junior Spring Day Committee, Senators Club, The Cornell Annuals Board 3, Senior Associate Editor 4. ALBERT RANKIN IWARTIN, Al, Chicago, Ill. Architecture. Age, twenty-One. Prepared at Lane Technical School. Four years at Cornell. AKD, Gargoyle, General Spring Day Com- mittee 3, College Class President 3, Masque 3. CHESTER BARTON MARTIN, Mart, Clarence Center. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Pre- pared at Parker High School. Four years at Cornell. 135 CLARENCE STUART lVlARTIN, Webster. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Vlfebster High School. Four years at Cornell. GERALD HOUGHTON MARTIN, Marty, Lima. Agriculture. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Genesee Wesleyan Seminary. Four years at Cornell. ' LOUIS CHARLES MARTIN, Lou, Amityville. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two, Prepared at Amityville High School. Five years at Cornell. EH, University Orchestra 2, Mandolin Club 3 , Glee Club 4. , JOSEPH BRYANT MATTHEwsoN, Matty, joe, Bath. Medicine. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Bath High School. Four years at Cornell. Zodiac, Freshman Baseball Team, ARTHUR CARROLL MATTISON, Matty, Comstock. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Whitehall High School. Four years at Cornell. HKA, Scabbard and Blade, Hebs-Sa, Freshman Football Squad, Varsity Football Squad 2, 3, Class Endowment Fund Committee , Freshman Advisory Committee, College Banquet Committee, Chairman, Farmers' Week Committee 4, Kermis Play 2, 3, Eastman Stage 3, 4, Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 3, Captain 4, Officers Club, Newman Club, Fencing Club 3, F. A. R. O. T. C. Association, Agricultural Association, Treasurer 4. MICHAEL MAUCIERI, Harrison. Civil Engineering. Prepared at Fordham Preparatory School. Four years at Cornell. FRANK CHARLES MAUS, Shorty, johnson City. Veterinary. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at johnson City High School. Four years at Cornell. QTE, College Baseball Team 31 College Soccer Team 4, College Track Team z, Cheerleader 4, Society of Comparative Medicine. HAROLD BRIGHT MAYNARD, Mike, Northampton, Mass. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at Philadelphia Episcopal Academy. Four years at Cornell. Z'P'. 136 lm-'ING NIAYIZR. Irv, Newark, N. j. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Barringer High School. One year at Cornell. ZBTg Masque. joi-IN WAYLAND IVIAYO, Johnny, Dallas, Texas. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Texas A. and M. College. One year at Cornell. KIJAGJ, Southernzrs Club. LOWRY TONVNSEND lw1I3AD. IR., Buck, Brooklyn. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prep-red at Manual Training High School. Four years at Cornell. AI'Pg Helios, College Crew IQ Varsity Crew Squad 13 College Soccer Team 3, 4Q Farmers' Week Committee 2, 35 Stock judging Team 4Q Round-Up Clubg State Cash Scholarship. WILLIANJ C-UY IVIEAL, Lockport. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two, Prepared at Lockport High School. Four years at Cornell. AZg QKCDQ Heliosg Farmers' Week Committee 35 College Honor Group 2, 35. State Cash Scholarshipg The Cornell Countryman Board 3, 4. CLARKE BRAIDWOOD TVIEARS, Doc, Chincoteaque, Va. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty- one. Prepared at Chincoteaque High School. Two years at Cornell. Huntington Clubg College Wrestling Teamg Southerners Club. PRASIDDIII MENASXIETTA, Bangkok, Siam. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Bangkok Christian College. Four years at Cornell. Cosmopolitan Club, Siamese Alliance. JOSE RAFAEL MERA, joe, Arecibo, P. R. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Cascadilla School. Four years at Cornell. College Crew, A. I. E. E.g Catholic Club, Centro Ibero-Amerieano Club. PATRICK VINCENT MERCOLINO, Pat, Merc, Bayonne, N. J. Law. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Bayonne High School. Three years at Cornell. AQHA, College Basketball Team, Captain zg Law Honor Roll, Senior Class. P 137 DAVID MERKSAMER, Dave, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at New Utrecht High School. Four years at Cornell. KIJEHQ State Tuition Scholarship. EDWIN FRANCIS MEROLLA, Merrie, Brooklyn. Medicine. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Three years at Cornell. CLIFFORD ALEXANDER MERRITT, Doc, Walden. Veterinary. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Walden High School. Four years at Cornell. ALF. HENRY CODDINCTON MEYER, go, Heinz, Montclair, N. j. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at The Hill School. Four years at Cornell. XCIJQ Varsity Golf Team 3, Captain 43 The Hill School Club. i JEROLD S'rRoUss MEYER, jerry, Youngstown, Ohio. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Pre- ' pared at Rayen High School. Four years at Cornell. ZBTg Masque. FRANCIS MIELCAREK, Buffalo. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at La- fayette High School. Four years at Cornell. DEWITT CHARLES MILES, Dewey, Yonkers. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Yonkers High School. Four years at Cornell. K'-F. ROBERT SCHILLING MILLAR, Bobbie, Bob, Rockaway Park. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Boys' High School. Four years at Cornell. fIJA2g Aleph Samachg Quill and Dagger, Freshman Crew, Varsity Crew 2, Wearer of the C g junior Smoker Committee, President of C, U. C. A. 45 Assistant Crew Coach 3, 4. 138 HTXROLD GORDON N'llLLER. Ithaca. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Cortland High School, Five years at Cornell. JOSEPH IQERNVIN MILLER, Jay-Kay, New Kensington, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at New Kensington High School. Four years at Cornell. Freshman Football Squad: Freshman Basketball Squad, Varsity Football Squadg Flying Club. ROBERT lVlATHIAS lVllI-LER, Nudd, New York City. Veterinary. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at DeVv'itt Clinton High School. Four years at Cornell. QTEQ Society of Comparative Medicine. ROBERT SANDFORD MILMOE, Bob, Canastota. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Canastota High School. Four years at Cornell. College Crewg Newman Club. GEORGE ROBERT TVIINSKEY, Bob, East Lansing, Mich. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Michigan Agricultural College. Two and one-half years at Cornell. .JACK MISCALL, jack, Albany. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Albany High School. Four years at Cornell. FRANK VANEPPS M1TcHELL, Van, Chicago, Ill. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Richard T. Crane Technical High School. Four years at Cornell. ACIJQ Rod and Bobg Freshman Track Teamg Varsity Track Squad ZQ A. A. Membership Committee 31 Masque 3. LEO BERNARD MITTELMAN, Long Island City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Bryant High School. Four years at Cornell. OATQ AZPQ 'O4 Memorial Stage 32 Varsity Debate Team 3, 42 Debate Council 4g State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. 139 XVILLIAM JOHN MOERSFELDER, Bill, New York City. Agriculture-Veterinary. Age, twenty- six. Prepared at Kelvin School. Eight years at Cornell. ET , QT2, College Honor Committee, Central Honor Committee, Masonic Club, Society of Comparative Medicine. ALLAN HERBERT MOGENSEN, Mopes, Plainfield, N. J. Mechar1iC2ilEngineering. Age, twenty- one. Prepared at Cascadilla School. Four years at Cornell. 56211 and Serpent, Sphinx Head, Class Endowment Fund Committee 2, 3 , Freshman Advisory COmmittee 3, 4Q Central Spring Day Committee 3, Masque I, 2, 3, Manager of Lacrosse 3. JOSEPH ADDISON MOLLER, joe, New York City. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Trinity High School. Four years at Cornell. OAX, Freshman Football Squad, Varsity Cross Country Squad 2, 3, British-American Club I, 2, 3, 4, Mandolin Club I g Cvlee Club 2, 4, Flying Club, Officers Club, Masque 3. NORMAN MOORE, Norm, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. QZK. JAMES HENRY MOREIIOUSE, jim, Oswego. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at Oswego High School. Four years at Cornell. AX, Varsity Crew Squad 2, College Crew I, 3. ALEXANDER CLERII-IEW MORGAN, Cler, Highland Park, lll, Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Deerfield-Shields High School. Four years at Cornell. ZW, Al-Djebar, Fresh- man Basketball Team, Varsity Basketball Squad 3, 4, Varsity Soccer Squad 3, 4, Freshman Advisory Committee, KBKIH. WILLIS DICKINSON MORGAN, Bill, Red, Sprakers. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Cooperstown High School. Four years at Cornell. f-DBK , Varsity Track Squad 3 , Independent Association Council 2, QQ Class Endowment Fund Committee, Varsity Debate Team 3, 4, '86 Memorial Stage, 'Q4 Memorial Stage Track Club. CHARLES ELMER MORRIS, Alpine. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Watkins High School. Two years at Cornell. 140 HARRY IVIORRISON, Shorty, Baltimore, Md. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Baltimore Polytechnic Institute. Three years at Cornell. MALCOLM CHAPMAN MORRISON, Ithaca. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Mount Vernon High School, Ohio. Four years at Cornell. CHARLES TRACY MORROW, Tip, Sugar Run, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty. Pre- pared at Wyalusing High School. Four years at Cornell. AXA, Freshman Debate Club, The Sibley journal of Engineering Board z, Advertising Manager 3, Business Manager 4. VINCENT IONATIUS MULHOLLAND, Ithaca. Civil Engineering. Age, thirty-eight. One year at Cornell. - ALBERT STANLEY MULLER, Bert, Huntington. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Huntington High School. Four years at Cornell. AZ, Freshman Tennis Team, Varsity Tennis Squad 3, 4, University Doubles Tennis Championship 4, Runner-up for Singles Championship 4, Tennis Association, Vice-President 4, State Cash Scholarship. ERWIN MULLER, Dusty, New York City. Architecture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Town- send Harris Hall. Three years at Cornell. A2111 DAVID ALOYSIUS MUNNS, Dave, Pittsburgh, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Pittsburgh Central High School. Four years at Cornell. AKE, Aleph Samach, Sphinx Head, Atmos, Freshman Football Team, Captain Freshman Baseball Team, Varsity Football Team z, 3, Varsity Baseball Team 2, 3, Wearer of the C , Chairman Freshman Banquet Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, Sibley Banquet Committee, College Honor Committee, Student Council z, 3, Majura. STANLEY EVERETT MUNRO, Auburn. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Auburn High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. AZ, Helios, College Crew 1, 3, Musical Clubs. 141 DONALD POWELL MURRAY, Don, Washington, D. C. Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Central High School. Four years at Cornell. GEORGE MYERS, George, Cohoes. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Egbert's Institute. Four years at Cornell. BZP, Savage Club, Masque, University Orchestra 1, Concert Master 2, 3, 4 , Mandolin Club i, 1, 3, Leader 4g Blauvelt Scholarship, Hinckley Scholarship 3, 4. WALTER SMUCKER MYTON, Walt, Johnstown, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-One. Prepared at Johnstown High School. Four years at Cornell. EX, A. A. Membership Com- mittee 3, 4, Student Relief Committee 3, C. U. C. A. Council 3, 4. ' OSIAS MANU NAFTULOVICI, Oscar, Hantesti Jud, Dorohoi, Roumania. Agriculture. Age, twenty-eight. Prepared at Liceul-National. Two years at Cornell, Cosmopolitan Club, International Society of Agriculture. ' STEPHEN JOSEPH NAVIN, Steve, New York City. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Fordham Preparatory School. Four years at Cornell. Janus. HOWARD MUSSETT NAZOR, Howie, Ashtabula, Ohio. Law. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Ashtabula High School. Four years at Cornell. 24112 , EAX, AOCID, Quill and Dagger, Sopho- more Smoker Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, Class Endowment Fund Com- mittee, Senior Banquet Committee, College Honor Committee 4, Law Association, Vice-Pres- ident 3 g The Cornell Daily Sun Board z, Assistant Circulation Manager 3, Business Manager 4. GEORGE GARWOOD NEIDICH, George, Edgewater Park, N. J. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Philadelphia Episcopal Academy. Two years at Cornell. Zodiac, Chess Team 1, Captain z. HAROLD GEORGE NELSON, Pat, Clinton Corners. Veterinary. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Poughkeepsie High School. Four years at Cornell. QTE ,Society of Comparative Medicine. 142 JOHN GOTTLIEB NESBETT, johnny, Bayside. Electrical Engineering, Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Pawling School. Four and one-half years at Cornell. KA, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Football Squad 3, Freshman Banquet Committee, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee, Majura, KBfI1, Savage Club. WILLIS CLYSHING NEVILLE, joe, Houston, Texas. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at DeWitt Clinton High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. ZX, Varsity Football Squad 1, 3, 4, Southerners Club. JAMES BURTON NICHOLS, j.B., Danbury, Conn. Chemistry. Age, twenty. Prepared at Dan- bury High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. AXE: College Cross Country Team I , Undergraduate Scholarship. PHILLIPS BROOKS NICHOLS, Phil, Bulialo. Architecture. Age, twenty-EWO. Prepared at Hutchinson-Central High School. Four years at Cornell. AY, Quill and Dagger, Freshman Track Team, Freshman Basketball Team, Varsity Track Team 1, 3, 4, Wearer of the C , Chairman, Freshman Rush Committee, junior Promenade Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, Senior Ball Committee, Savage Club 1, 3, 4, Musical Clubs 3, 41 British- American Club. ABBOTT HOWE NILE, Stub, Rumford, Me. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Stephens High School. Four years at Cornell. CIDAZ, College Soccer Team 3, Freshman Debate Club, Officers Club, The Literary Review Board 4. ARTHUR VAN DOREN NIMS, Artie, Brooklyn. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Erasmus Hall High School. Four years at Cornell. IIDKE, C. U. C, A. Cabinet 3, 4, Assistant Business Manager of Freshman Handbook 3, Business Manager 4. VVVILLIAM LEE NORMAN, Bill, Sinclairville. Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Sinclairville Agricultural High School. Four years'at Cornell. AZ, Helios, Scabbard and Blade, College Crew 3, College Honor Committee 4, Farmers' Week Committee 2, 3, 4Q Officers Club 3, 42 Round-Up Club 1., Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 3, Captain 4, The Cornell Countryman Board z, 3, Circulation Manager 4. ALFRED MAGNUS NYOREN, Red, Freeport. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-OHS. Pre- pared at Freeport High School. Five years at Cornell. Zodiac, Varsity Crew Squad z, 3, 4, Wearer of the 143 ARTHUR MATTHEW O'BRIEN, O.B., Rochester. Arts and Sciences. ,'Age, twenty-two. Prepared at East High School. Four years at Cornell. Newman Club. GEORGE JOSEPH OEHRLEIN, George, New York City. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Stuyvesant High School. Four years at Cornell. Varsity Football Squad 2, Varsity Soccer Squad 25 The Cornell Civil Engineer Board 3, Managing Editor 4. JOHN BENNETT OGDEN, ujohnnief' Ithaca. Mecanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Kent School. Five years at Cornell. Zodiac, Varsity Hockey Team z, 33 HCT , Officers Club g First Lieutenant R. O. T. C. HIRAM KINGSLEY GRMSBY, JR., King, Syracuse. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Central High School. Four years at Cornell. Zodiacg State Cash Scholarship. LAWRENCE MITCHELL ORTON, Larry, Elmhurst. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Newtown High School. Four years at Cornell. AXA, fIJBKg Scabbard and Blade, Rifle Team IQ Spring Day Hop Committee 3, Military Honor Committee 35 Officers Club, Cross Country Club, Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 2, Captain 3, Colonel 43 State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, Undergraduate Scholarship g New York City Latin Club Scholarshipg Assistant in Economics 4. , RICHARD HENRY LEE OSTHOFF, JR., Dick, Hackensack, N. ,I. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Leonia High School. Four years at Cornell. EDWARD AUGUST OTTO, Schenectady. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Amsterdam High School. Four years at Cornell. Scorpion, State Cash and Tuition Scholar- ships, A. S. M. E.g A. l. E. E. LYMAN ARTHUR PAGE, Lap, Greene. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Greene High School. Three years at Cornell. AFP, Agricultural Association, Class Representative 1, z. The Cornell Countryman Board 1, 7., Managing Editor 3. 144 FRIXNK JOSEPH PACLIARO, Pag, New York City. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at McBurney School. Four years at Cornell. ACDA. KENNETH EVERETT PAINE, Ken, Painey, Medina. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Medina High School. Four years at Cornell. OA, Heliosg Varsity Lacrosse Team 1, 3, 4: IALCTHQ Farmers' Week Committee, Kermis Cast gg Agricultural Economics Club, Round-Up Club: Adirondack Club. BENJAMIN HENRY PALMER, JR, Ben, Norwich, Conn. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Norwich Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. Huntington Club, TBH, QPKCIJ, Pyramidg Student Council 4, College Honor Committee 31 Treasurer, C. E. Association: University Orchestra IQ Musical Clubs 3, 41 The Cornell Civil Engineer Board 1, 3, Business Manager 4. CHENC HSIOA PAN, Tientsin, Chihli, China. lvlechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Tangshan Engineering College. One year at Cornell. Chinese Students Club, JUAN GARCIA PARAISO, Johnny, Lumbang, Laguna, P. I. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at University of the Philippines. Two and one-half years at Cornell. Filipino Cornellians, President zg A. S. C. E. RICIJARD CLE.ARFIELD PARK, Dick, Woodstock. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Kingston High School. One and one-half years at Cornell. Varsity Wrestling Squad 1. JOHN SHEPARD PARKE, Johnnie, Elmira. Architecture. Age, twenty-seven. Prepared at Troy High School, Pennsylvania. Four years at Cornell. EAEQ KBCID. CHARLES MATHER PARKER, Cotton, Park, Bath. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Haverling High School. Four years at Cornell. Dramatic Club z, 3, President 43 Winner oi' '86 Memorial Stage 31 State Cash Scholarship. 14-5 GEORGE GILBERT PARKER, East Grange, N. J, Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at South Orange High School. Four years at Cornell. QAXQ Sphinx Head, Al-Djebar, Freshman Crew Squad, Varsity Crew Squad 1, 33 Varsity Football Squad 2, 3, 4Q Wearer of the RALPH JOHNSON PARKER, Jack, Morris Plains, N. J. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- two. Prepared at Morristown High School. Four years at Cornell. ATA, Aleph Samachg Sphinx Head, Atmosg Freshman Crew Squadg Junior Smoker Committee 5 Freshman Ad- visory Committeeg Sibley Tax Committee 3, 4g President, College Athletic Association, Major Sports Council 3, 42 Masque, British-American Club 3, 4, Track Club 3, 4g Cross Country Club 3, 45 Executive Committee I. C. A. A. A. A.g A. S. M. E.g Assistant Manager of Varsity Track 3, Manager 4. BENJAMIN FITZHUGH PARROTT, Roanoke, Va. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Virginia Military Institute. One year at Cornell. KA CSouthernDg Southerners Club.. FREDERICK PAVLICEK, JR., Fritz, New York City. Architecture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Stuyvesant High School. Four and one-half years at Cornell. Freshman Crew Squadg Varsity Soccer Squad, British-American Club. RICHARD MELDRUM PAXTON, JR., Dick, Washington, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty- two. Prepared at Culver Military Academy. Four years at Cornell. ATA, College Crew 3, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 4, Culver Club. FRANK ELLISWORTH PAYNE, Indian Lake. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Indian Lake High School. Four years at Cornell. Freshman Rush Committee, Class Endow- ment Fund Committee 2. EDWARD WATERMAN PEAVY, Eddie, Belle Harbor. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Boys High School. Four years at Cornell. BERTRAM HAZEN PECK, Bert, Port Jervis. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at IT-ort Jervis High School. Four years at Cornell. EQDEQ Acting Manager of Golf 3 g Manager o ennis 4. l4-6 HENRX' LINDLEY PEEL, Orange, East Orange, N. J. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- four. Prepared at East Orange High School. Five years at Cornell. CIJFA, Sphinx Head, Atmos, College Baseball Team: Freshman Advisory Committee 3, Class Endowment Fund Committee, Senior Class Day Committee, The Cornell Widow Board, Circulation Manager 3, -1-- JOHN LINCOLN PEIRCE, Ithaca. Architecture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Briarcliff Manor High School. Four years at Cornell. NATHAN EDWARD PERCY, Nat, Mohegan Lake. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Dickinson High School. Four years at Cornell. QJEA, Dramatic Club I, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Stage Manager 3. Sox. PERLMAN, Slomo, New York City. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at DeWitt Clinton High School. Four years at Cornell. TEIIJ, MB. ,JORDON HOLT PETERS, Pete, Omaha, Nebr. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Omaha High School. Four years at Cornell. XII- 3 Sphinx Head, Pyramid, Sophomore Rush Committee, Class Endowment Fund Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 4, Senior Banquet Committee, British-American Club, Majura, KBIIJQ Assistant Manager of Freshman Baseball 3, Manager 4. FPJANCIS PETHICK, Pat, Rochester. Chemistry. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at West High School. Four years at Comell. OE, AXE, Varsity Soccer Team 3, 4Q NACE , Savage Club, Musical Clubs, University Orchestra, Band. MARCUS HANFORD PHILLIPS, Marc, I-Iulburton. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Holley High School. Four years at Cornell. AFP, Helios, Chairman, College Nominating Committee 4g Farmers' Week Committee 1, 1., 3, Kermis Committee 3, Assistant in Rural Engineering 4. EVERETT WASHINGTON PIERCE, Sidney. Agriculture. Age, twenty-tive. Prepared at Sidney High School. Four years at Cornell. Farmers' Week Committee z, 3, F. O. B. As- sociation, Agricultural Economics Club, Secretary 3, The Cornell Countryman Board 2. 14-7 Q lXflAURlCE-L PIESEN, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Four years at Cornell. QDEIT. MILES DAVID PIRNIE, Pulaski. Agriculture. Age, twenty-Five. Prepared at Pulaski High School. Four years at Cornell. Agassi: Club, College Honor Group 1, 1. ROYCE STANLEY P1Tk1N, Tim, Pit, Marshfield, Vt. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Goddard Seminary. One year at Cornell. ZX, AZ. SAMUEL SHLAMY PLOTKIN, Brooklyn. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Bushwick High School. Four years at Cornell. -JOSEPH POLAKOFF, Brooklyn. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Commercial High School. Three years at Cornell. Cosmopolitan Club. GEORGE MURRAY POLLARD, Polly, Buffalo. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Buffalo Technical High School. Pour years at Cornell. AXA, Band zg University Grchestra 2, 3, 43 Musical Clubs 3, 4. ROBERT SPOTSWOOD POLLARD, Spots, Swarthmore, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- three. Prepared at Swarthmore High School. One year at Cornell. KIDEKQ A. S. M. E. RODMAN DE SEMERY PORTER. 'iRod, Andy, Germantown, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Germantown Academy. Four years at Cornell. AT. 14-8 l,l'-:LAND ROBERSON POST, Lee, Waterbury, Conn. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Crosby High School. Four years at Cornell. BTI. THOMAS JACKSON POTTS, Tom. Brooklyn. Chemistry. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Hack- ley School. Four years at Cornell. E412 , College Soccer Team 3, Manager 4, C. U. C. A, Cabi- net 3 , Oficers Club 3, 4, Fencing Club 3 , Second Lieutenant F. A. R. O. T. C. 3, First Lieuten- ant 4. ' ARTHUR JAMES POWERS, Pat, New York City. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Stuyvesant High School. Four years at Cornell. Helios, Freshman Baseball Team. CHARLES CLINTON PRENTICE, jR., Clint, Dayton, Ohio. Architecture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Steele High School. Two years at Cornell. CDA2. FRANK REEXf'ES PRICE, Hi, Mount Pleasant. Iowa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Mount Pleasant High School. Four years at Cornell. TAG, Al-Djebar, Fresh- man Cap Burning Committee, Sophomore Spring Day Committee, A. A. Membership Com- mittee, Intercollegiate Crew Representative 3, 4. CARLTON CHASE PROPER, Props, Des Moines, Iowa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at West High School. Four years at Cornell. fDA2, C. U. C. A. Council, Acting Manager of Tennis BQ Manager of Soccer 4. LAWRENCE BELLFIELD PRYOR, Larry, Memphis, Tenn. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Millington Central High School. Four years at Cornell. EN, Aleph Samach, Quill and Dagger, Hebs-Sa, Sophomore Smoker Committee, -Iunior Promenade Committee, Fresh- man Advisory Committee 3, 4, A. A. Membership Committee 3, 4, Senior Ball Committee, Major Sports Council 3, 4, Custodian of Class Pipe, Vice-President of Interfraternity Coun- cil 42 Southerners Club, British-American Club, Masque, Assistant Manager of Varsity Crew 3, Manager 4. MATTHEW CORELL PUGSLEY, Puggles, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Westfield High School. Four years at Cornell. fDBK, Cosmopolitan Club, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, Undergraduate Scholarship. 1-L9 JOHN WALLACE PURCELL, Wallie, Evanston, Ill. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Campion Academy. Four years at Cornell. fI1FA, E AX, Sophomore Cotillion Com- mittee, Class Endowment Fund Committee, Janus, The Cornell Widow Board 2, 3, 4. LEO QUACKENBUSH, Quack, Warwick. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-seven. Prepared at Warwick High School. Five years at Cornell. QA, TBH, HKN, College Baseball Team z, 3, 41 C. U. C. A. Council, A. I. E. E., Masque Electrician, State Cash and Tuition Scholar- ships, War Service Scholarship, Y. M. C. A. Scholarship. MARIANO QUIMSON, Quime, Alaminos, P. l. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Ateneo de Manila. Four years at Cornell. Filipino Cornellians. CARLETON BLISS QUINBY, Carl, Chappaqua. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Pleasantville High School. Three years at Cornell. KT, Novice Cross Country Team, College Cross Country Team, Cross Country Club. GEORGE EDWARD QUINN, Albany. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Albany lglikghlScl?1ool. Four years at Cornell. HKN, College Honor Group 1, State Cash and Tuition c o ars ips. ASAPH RAY, Ace, Unadilla. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Unadilla High School. Four years at Cornell. AFP, Hebs-Sa, Scabbard and Blade, Officers Club: Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 3, Captain 4, War Service Scholarship, Assistant Manager of University Or- chestra 3, Manager 4, Assistant in Dairy 4. EDWARD ENGELBERT RAYNER, Sid, Waverly. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-eight. Ereaared at Waverly High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. Acacia, Masonic u . Louis ECKERT REED, Louie, Parkersburg, W. Va. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Davis and Elkins School. Four years at Cornell. GE., EAX, Sphinx Head, Freshman Basketball Squad, Varsity Cross Country Squad z, A. A. Membership Committee 3, '86 Memorial Stage 3 , C. U. C. A. Cabinet 3, 4, Southerners Club, Dramatic Club 4, janus, Atrux, The Cornell Annuals Board z, 3, Senior Associate Editor 4, The Cornell Era Board, Business Manager 4. 150 HERBERT RICHARD REIF, Herb, lthaca. Law. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at The Hill School. Five years at Cornell. KA, KDACIJ5 Quill and Dagger5 College Honor Committee 55 The Cornell Law Quarterly Board 4, 55 Manager of Freshman Baseball 4. CHARLES EVERETT RHODES, Groton. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Groton High School. Four years at Cornell. HDBK5 QIDKJJ5 Independent Association Council 2, 35 C. U. C. A. Vocational Guidance Committee 45 College Honor Group 1, 2, 3. BARTLETT RICHARDS, Ellsworth, Nebr. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at St. Pauls School. Four years at Cornell, 21115 TBTI5 QIJKCIJ5 Quill and Dagger5Atmos5 Varsity Football Squad 2, 3, Team 45 Wearer of the C 5 Senior Ball Committee. FRANCIS lRVlNG RICHTER, Pete, Port Jervis. Forestry. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Port Jervis High School. Four years at Cornell. EKDE5 Aleph Samachg Quill and Dagger5 Hebs-Sag Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team 2, 3, 45 Varsity Soccer Team 2, 3, 45 Wearer of the CU: junior Smoker Committee5 Disarmament Committee, Co-Op Advisory Committee5 Track Club, Vice-President 45 British-American Clubg Cornell-in-China Club, Forestry Club. THOMAS CLYDE RILEY, Clyde, Orange, N. j. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Orange High School. Four years at Cornell. QIKZ5 Quill and Dagger, Freshman Lacrosse Squad5 junior Smoker Committeeg Senior Banquet Committee5 Treasurer, Spring Day Committee 41 Major Sports Council 45 Minor Sports Council 45 Assistant Manager of Basket- ball 3, Manager 4. HARRY WALTER ROBB, Bob, Middletown. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Middletown High School. Four years at Cornell. KlP'5 HKN5 Scabbard and Blade5 Spring Day Hop Committee 3, Chairman 45 Military Honor Committee 25 Officers Clubg Fencing Club, A. l. E. E.5 Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 2, Captain 3, Lieutenant Colonel 4. LAWRENCE HERBERT ROBBINS, La, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Townsend Harris Hall. Four years at Cornell. BZIP5 Freshman Baseball Team5 State Tuition Scholarship. MELVIN ROBBINS, Mel, New York City. Law. Age, nineteen. Prepared at Townsend Harris Hall. Four years at Cornell. BZPQ Freshman Tennis Squad. 151 WARREN DAVID ROBBINS, Doc, Port Norris, N. J. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Port Norris High School, Four years at Cornell. WILLIAM GLENN ROBENS, Robbie, Poland. Veterinary. Age, twenty-threel 'Prepared at Poland High School. Four years at Cornell. QT2, C. U. C. A. Council, Silver Bay Club, Society of Comparative Medicine. KENNETH LINDSAY ROBERTS, Ken, lthaca. Forestry. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at lthaca High School. Four years at Cornell. Pistol Team 1, 3, 4, Rifle Team I, 2, Pistol and Revolver Club, Officers Club, Forestry Club. I jOsEPI-I LAWRENCE ROBINSON, Robbie, Plainfield, N. J. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty- two, Prepared at Plainfield High School. Four years at Cornell. BAE. . DONALD ATNVATER ROGERS, Don, Rog, Fulton. Mechanical Engineering. Age. twenty- three. Prepared at Hannibal High School. Four and one-half years at.Cornell. TBIT. 1, -. MERLE LAURENCE ROGERS, Oxford. Agriculture. Age. twenty-twof Prepared at Oxford Acad- emy. Three and one-half years at Cornell. Poultry judging Team. WALTER RUSSELL ROLLO, Walt, Freeport. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Freeport High School. Four years at Cornell. ECP, Aleph Samach, Quill and Dagger, Rod and Bob, Freshman Baseball Team, Varsity Baseball Team 2, 3 , Varsity Football Squad z, 3, Team 4, Wearer of the C , Sophomore Rush Committee,junior Smoker Committee, College Honor Committee 3, Student Council 4, British-American Club. ROBERT ROSEN, Bob, Buffalo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Masten Park High School. Four years at Cornell. Freshman Track Team, Scroll and Bowl, White Rats. 152 KIANHZS .-ALBERT Ross, jim, Dryden. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Dryden High School. Five years at Cornell. Officers Clubg F. A. R. O. T. C. Associationg Lieutenant F. A. R. Q. T. C. Louis LANVRENCE RLlNiANOFlf, Romy, New York City. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at DeXVitt Clinton High School. Four years at Cornell. TEfD. .XIISTIN LYMAN RLlN1SEY, Al, Cato. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Nieridian High School. Four years at Cornell. College Soccer Team, Cosmopolitan Clubg lxfiasonic Clubg President of Student Agenciesg General Manager of Student Laundry Agency. THOMAS l4INCERLEE SALMON, Kin, Larchmont. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Loomis School. Four years at Cornell. fDI Ag Freshman Football Squadg Freshman Track Squadg Fencing Clubg Loomis Clubg The Cornell Era Board, Associate Manager 4. WVARREN FREEMAN SARLE, Warry, New Berlin. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at New Berlin High School. Four years at Cornell. Scorpion. WVALTER TRACY SAVOYE, Walt, Westfield, N. j. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at john Marshall High School, Chicago. Four and one-half years at Cornell. QDZK. PAUL BALDWIN SAXVIN, HP. B. Buffalo. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Lafayette High School. Four years at Cornell. Winner Student Livestock Show z, 32 Round-Up Club. CHARLES HAMILTON SAYLOR, Skipper, Brooklyn. Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Manual Training High School. Two years at Cornell. 153 NELSON SCHAENEN, Nels, Morristown, N. J. Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Morris- town High School. Three years at Cornell. ATQ Aleph Samachg Quill and Dagger, Freshman Crew, Varsity Crew zg Varsity Track Team 3, Wearer of the HERBERT DONALD SCHEDLER, Shed, North Bergen, N. J. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Dickinson High School. Four years at Cornell. Mandolin Club 3, 4, University Orchestra 3, 42 Radio Club, President 1. SIGMUND WALTER SCHELLKOPF, Schelly, Fremont, Ohio. Architecture. Age, twenty-Seven. Prepared at Fremont High School. Two years at Cornell. Acacia, Gargoyle, Masonic Club. RAYMOND THOMAS SCHIMMEL, Ray , Port Chester. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Port Chester High School. Four years at Cornell. . FREDERICK JOHN SCHLOBOHM, Fred, Yonkers. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-One. Prepared at Yonkers High School. Four years at Cornell. State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, Assistant in Economics 4. CARL JOHN SCHMAUSS, Jake, Buffalo. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at St. Josephs Collegiate Institute. Four years at Cornell. 1122K 5 Rod and Bobg Co-Op Advisory Committee, Scalp and Blade. HAYDEN LUTHER SCHOFIELD, Scho, Montvale, N. J. Agriculture. Age, twenty?two. Pre- pared at Curtis High School. Four years at Cornell. Kin Kermis Play 1, 33 State Cash Scholarship. CARL SCHRAUBSTADER, Schraubo, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Townsend Harris Hall. Three years at Cornell. BGJH, Sophomore Spring Day Com- mittee: Masque z, 31 Savage Club. 154 WILLIAAT Auczusrus SCHREYER, Bill, Milton, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Andover Academy. Four years at Cornell. 1IJKlP'g Sphinx Head, A. A. Membership Committceg Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 42 Chairman, junior Smoker Committee, C. U. C. A. Councilg Major Sports Council 3, 4, British-American Clubg Assistant Manager of Freshman Baseball 3, .Assistant Manager of Varsity Baseball 3, Manager 4. jfxcoia LELAND SCHLIRR, 'Qlakief' Clarence. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Parker High School. Two years at Cornell. State Cash Scholarship. BURTON ,ALCOTT SCOTT, B. A., Detroit, Mich. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Binghamton Central High School. Four years at Comell. State Tuition Scholarship. EARLE NIMS SCOTT, E. N., Detroit, Mich. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Johnson City High School. Four years at Cornell. TBITQ fIJKfI1p Chairman, College Honor Committee, Central Honor Committee. lRvIN LESLIE SCOTT, Scotty, Provo, Utah, Architecture. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Cascadilla School. Six years at Cornell. Telluride Association, Gargoyleg Scabbard and Bladeg Chairman, Beaux Arts Ball Committee gg Central Spring Day Committee 5, Fuertes Memorial Prize, Captain R. O. T. C. 5, Major 6, Janus, Thumbtack Club, President 6, Officers Club, British-American Club. EDWARD DELEON SCRUGG5, Colonel, Brewton, Ala. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at C-ulf Coast Military Academy. Three and one-half years at Cornell. fIJAOg Rod and Bobg Masque, Freshman Advisory Committee. LEWIS SEASONGOOD, Cincinnati, Ohio. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Exeter Academy. Four years at Cornell. HOWARD ROBINSON SEBOLD, Dayton, Ohio. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. One year at Cornell. I55 LESTER WARREN SEEBACH, 'iLes, Rochester. Landscape Architecture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Harpster High School, Ohio. Four years at Cornell. AXAg Landscape Club. AUGUST FREDERICK SEYD, Gus, New York City. Chemistry. Age, thirty-two. Prepared at Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute. Three and one-half years at Cornell. War Service Scholar- ship. WILLIAM SHANKLIN, Billy, Ensenada, P. R. Architecture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Casca- dilla School. Four years at Cornell. AXAQ College Crew z, 3. RUSSEI, HowI.AND SHARP, Doc, Lockport. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Lafayette High School. Four years at Cornell. Fencing Club, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. A HAROLD KENYON SHARPE, Bob, Ithaca. Architecture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Three years at Cornell. AXAQ Glee Club I, 2, 3. BENJAMIN MARTIN SHAUB, Ben, New Freedom, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- nine. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. A. S. M. E. JOHN THOMAS SHAVV, johnny, Birmingham, Mich. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Detroit Central High School. Four years at Cornell. AKE. LAURENCE EUGENE SHEDD, Larry, Glens Falls. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Glens Falls High School. Four years at Cornell. HKcIwg Sage Choir zg Glee Club 3, -13 Adirondack Club. 156 CTARIAQXX' SHELDON Kay, Buffalo. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Manlius Military Academy. Four years at Cornell. All-Cornell Tea Dance Committeeg British-American Clubp Flying Club, Officers Club i, 21 Vsfinter Sports Club: A. S. M. Eg First Lieutenant R. O. T. C. i, 13 War Service Scholarship, State Tuition Scholarship. PAUL FARMER SHERK. Pete Reading, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Reading High School. Four years at Cornell. lfENNETH RALPH SHERMAN, Shcrm, Sag Harbor. Mechanical Engineering. Age. twenty-four. Prepared at Pierson High School. Six years at Cornell, HAROLD TALLMAN SHERNVOOD, Speed, Spring Valley. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- lour. Prepared at Spring Valley High School. Three and one-hall years at Cornell. TIKCD, JAMES ELIAS SHERVVOOD, Sherry, Suffern. Veterinary. Age, twenty-three. I Prepared at SuHern High School. Three years at Cornell. 4IPKlIl'g ALF: College Baseball Team, College Soccer Teami -2 VVYARREN GEORGE SHERNVOOD, Red, Loyd. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at New Paltz State High School. Four years at Cornell. Cornell-in-China Clubg State Tuition Scholarship. CARL HENSON SHIEBLER, 'iShieb. Brooklyn. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Polytechnic Preparatory School. Four years at Cornell BQTIQ Hebs-Sag Freshman Football Teamg Freshman Basketball Teamg Varsity Lacrosse Team z, 35 Varsity Basketball Squad zg Freshman Banquet Committeej Freshman Advisory Committee 3, aj C. U. C. A. Cabinet. CYRUS SYLVESTER SiECFRiEp, QJR., Cy, Buffalo. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Hutchinson-Central High School. Two years at Cornell. ATQ Pyramidg Scalp and Blade, General Spring Day Committee. , ,, ,i 157 Nou. HOWARD SIMPSON, Sim, Sanford, Me. Agriculture. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Sanford High School. TWO years at Cornell. BAE, Scabbard and Blade, Kermis Play IQ University Band, University Orchestra, Officers Club , Fencing Club, Floriculture Club, President 2, Captain, R. O. T. C. SPENCER EDWARD Slsco, JR., Alec, Baltimore, Md. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Baltimore Polytechnic Institute. Three years at Cornell. EIDE, Varsity La- crosse Team 3, 42 Southerners Club. JOSEPH SLATE, Joe, Oriskany Falls. Agriculture. Age, twenty-tWo. Prepared at Madison High School. Four years at Cornell. DEVILLO SLOAN, Bill, Dunkirk. Agriculture. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Dunkirk High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. QT2. ROBERT JAMES SLOAN, JR., Syracuse. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared S Sygracuse North High School. Four years at Cornell. XCIJ, EAX, The Cornell Widow O2-If 3, 4. RALPH SLOCKBOWER, Slick, Clinton, N. J. Forestry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Clinton High School. Four years at Comell. GX, College Cross Country Team 35 Varsity Cross Country Squad 42 cCCC , Cross Country Club, Forestry Club. PAUL NEWTON SLONAKER, Leechburg, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-six. Pre- pared at Leechburg High School. Four years at Cornell. AXA, Masonic Club, A. S. M. E. ALFRED EDWIN SMITH, Burdett. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at Watkins High School. Four years at Cornell. . ' ' ' 1 . v L38 BEAUCHAMP ELMER SMITH, Pete, York, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Haverford School. Four years at Cornell. Varsity Football Squad 3, 41 Inde- pendent Smoker Committee 3 , Senior Banquet Committee. FRED AUGUST SMITH, Smithy, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Bushwick High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. Varsity Football Squad 3, Varsity Wrestling Squad 2, 3, 4, Triplets , Catholic Club 1, 2, Newman Club 3, 4, Pistol and Revolver Club. HARRY HARGREAVES SMITH, Hargreaves, Newton, N. ,I. Arts and Sciences. Ageftwenty. Prepared at Newton High School. Four years at Cornell. OX. MALCOLM ERNEST SMITH, Mac, Rochester. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at West High School. Four years at Cornell. AZ, Helios, Varsity Track Team 4, Varsity Cross Country Squad 4, College Track Team 2, 3, College Cross Country Team 4g CCCc , Cos- mopolitan Club, Cross Country Club. PHILIP RUDOLPH BOTHA SMITH, Phil, Ficksburg, South Africa. Veterinary. Age, twenty- four. Prepared at Ficksburg High School. Four years at Cornell. AIP, Varsity Soccer Team 2, 3, Captain 4, Wearer of the C , ooo WILFRED FRANK SMITH, Bill, Livingston Manor. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Livingston Manor High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. AFP, Hebs-Sa, War Service Scholarship, The Cornell Countryman Board I, 2, 3, Business Manager 42 Vice- President, Agricultural College Magazines, Associated. JAMES ALOYSIUS SMYTHE, Jimmie, Corona. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Newtown High School. Four years at Comell. QKE, AEP, Scabbard and Blade, Fresh- man Basketball Team, Freshman Baseball Team, Varsity Baseball Squad 2, 3, 4, Spring Day Hop Committee 41 Varsity Debate Team 3, 4, Debate Council 3, 4, Wirmer of '86 Memorial Stage 2, .Q4 Memorial Stage QQ Woodford Stage 41 Janus, Officers Club, Lieu- tenant R. O. T. C. 2, Captain 3, Major 4Q State Cash and Tuition Scholarships., JACOB SOLOVAY, jack, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Com- mercial High School. One year at Cornell. 159 LAWRENCE SOLOWEY, Peegee, Larry, New York City. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at DeWitt Clinton High School. Four years at Cornell. EAM. ALFONSO SOTOMAYOR, Al, Paris, France. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Quern- more Preparatory School. Four years at Cornell. 24192, College Soccer Team 3, 4Q Cos- mopolitan Club, Latin-American Club. HERMAN FREDERICK SPAHN, Herm, Pleasantville. Chemistry. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Pleasantville High School. Four years at Cornell. Varsity Cross Country Squad 41 College Cross Country Team 1, 3, Manager 4, College Crew 2, 3 , College Soccer Team 4, cCcc , College Honor Committee 4, Independent Association Council 4: Chemistry Associa- tion, President 41 University Band 1, 2, 3, 4Q Cross Country Club, Pistol Club: The Cornell Chemist Board 4. KENNETH BARNEY SPEAR, Ken, New York City. Forestry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Stuyvesant High School. Four years at Cornell. ITKA, Freshman Track Team, Freshman Cross Country Team, Varsity Cross Country Team 7., Forestry Club, President 41 Cross Country Club. A JOHN HARPER SPEED, Jack, Slaterville Springs. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Two years at Cornell. GAX, Glee Club. STOCKBRIDCE CABLE SPENCE, Stock, Newton, Mass. Arts and Sciences. Agc, twenty-two. Prepared at Newton High School. Four years at Cornell QJKZ, ZAX, Quill and Dagger, Manuscript Club, Janus, The Cornell Era Board 1, 2. 3, Editor-in-Chief 4. JOSEPH WILBUR SPENCER, JR., Spence, West Orange, N. J. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Hotchkiss School. Three years at Cornell. IPAQ, Aleph Samach, Junior Smoker Committee, Class Endowment Fund Committee 3, A. A. Membership Com- mittee 3, 4, Assistant Manager of Varsity Baseball 3. LESLIE ERSKINE SPOCK, Spike, Babylon. Arts and Sciences. Age. twenty-three. Prepared at Babylon High School. Four years at Cornell. AXA, EPR: British-American Club, State Tuition Scholarship. 160 PIXLIL KENNETH WEBSTER SPRINGER, Pee Kay, Interlaken. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Genoa High School Four years at Cornell. AFP, Varsity Basketball Squad Z2 College Soccer Team 3 3 Farmers' Week Committee, Officers Club, Bailey Club, Second Lieu- tenant F. A. R. O. T. C. 4. FELIX EMANUEL SPURNEY. Val, Felix, Astoria. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at Bryant High School. Four years at Cornell. TBTI, Pyramid, Cosmopolitan Club, A. S. C. E., President 4: Officers Club, F. A. R. O. T. C. Association, C. U. C. A. Council 4j First Lieutenant F. A. R. O. T. C. 42 College Honor Group z, 3, State Cash and Tuition Scholar- ships: The Cornell Civil Engineer Board z, Associate Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4. STEPHEN TREMBL1' STANTON, Steve, Cohocton. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Four years at Cornell. AZ. EARL KNICHTS' STEVENS, Steve, Newport. R. I. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Rogers High School. Four years at Cornell. EN, SAX, Quill and Dagger, Atmos, Freshman Advisory Committee 31 Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Senior Class Day Committee, Chairman, Sibley Banquet Committee 4, The Cornell Widozu Board 1, Assistant Business Manager 3, Business Manager 4. EDWARD STEVENS, i'Steve, Newport, R. I. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three Prepared at Rogers High School. Four years at Cornell. RICHARD STEVENS, 2D, Dick, Philadelphia, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Haverford School. Four years at Cornell. AXP, Sphinx Head, Atmos, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team 1, 3, 4, Wearer of the ' ' RALPH WALTON STEWART, Stew, Geneva. Landscape Architecture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Geneva High School. Four and one-half years at Cornell. OA, Scabbard and Blade, Rifle Club 1, 2, 3, OFFICCFS Club 3, 4, 5, First Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 3, 4, Captain 5. ARANDJEL TASSITCH STOILJKOVITCH, Solon, Vlasotintzi, Serbia, jugoslavia. Agriculture. Age, twenty-seven. Prepared at Nish Gymnasium. Three years at Cornell. Cosmopolitan Club. 161 CHARLES VAN VALKENBURGH STONE, Van, Utica. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Batavia High School. Four years at Cornell. CDAZ. JOHN RAYMOND STONE, Stormie, Ithaca. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Harrison Valley High School. Five years at Cornell. LINTON STONE, Peb, Wilmington, Del. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Wilmington Friends' School. Five years at Cornell. Zodiacg Freshman Track Team 5 Varsity Track Team zg Freshman Advisory Committee 5 Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Masque 3, 4Q Savage Club. FRANKLYN FREDERIC STRATFORD, Strat, Jersey City, N. J. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Lincoln High School. Four years at Cornell. fIJA9g The Cornell lWidow Board 3, 4. GEORGE WILLIAM STREET,7.D, Madison, N. J. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Glen Ridge High School. Four years at Comell. K'P'. JOHN LAUREN STURGES, Jack, South Worcester. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Worcester High School. Three years at Cornell. HKAQ Musical Clubs. DIONISIO FERNANDO SUAREZ DE LA PORTILLA, Dion, Havana, Cuba. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Instituto de Segunda Ensenanza de la Habana. Spanish- American Clubg Catholic Club, A. S. C. E. GEORGE ELLSWORTH SUMNER, Gorges, Greeley, Colo. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty- six. Prepared at Breckenridge High School. One and one-half vears at Cornell. Acaciag QJAGJQ Masonic Club. 162 l..AL.'RENS ARMSTRONO TAYLOR, Larry, Geneva. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Four years at Cornell. TBITZ I-IKNQ C. U. C. A. Council 4. MERTON NOYE 'l.AYl.OR, Mert, Holley. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Holley High School. Four years at Cornell. Freshman Basketball Squad. XVILLIAM CAMPBELL TAYLOR, Bill, Chicago, lll. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Chicago Latin School. Four years at Cornell. CIAHOMAS TELFER, Tom, Boonton, N. j. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Boonton High School. Four years at Cornell. CDEKQ Sphinx Head, Rod and Bob, Freshman Baseball Team, Freshman Basketball Team, Varsity Baseball Team 33 Wearer of the C , Freshman Advisory Committee z. . JACOB WESSEL TEN BROECK, Wes, Hudson. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Hudson High School. Four years at Cornell. 21112, Helios, Ring Memorial Prize 3Q State Cash Scholarship. FLOYD LAVERNE TEWKSBURY, Tewks, Buffalo. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at South Park High School. Four years at Cornell. C. U. C. A. Cabinet 31 State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. ALFRED RANDALL THOMAS, Suds, Pasadena, Calif, Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- one. Prepared at Baltimore Friends' School. Four years at Cornell. Efbg Quill and Dagger, Senior Ball Committee, Musical Clubs 1. 3, 45 The Cornell Annuals Board 1, 3, Business Manager 4. MARVIN WATTERSON THOMAS. Tommy, Columbus, Ohio. Civil Engineering. Age, thirty- three. Prepared at Temple High School. Texas. Two years at Cornell. 163 ROBERT ELWOOD THOMPSON, Tommy, Wallkill. Forestry. Age, twenty-eight. Prepared at Wallkill High School. Four years at Cornell. Forestry Club, Agassiz Club. KENNETH BALDWIN TIMM, Ken, Yonkers. Chemistry. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Yon- kers High School. Four years at Cornell. MARIANO QUIJANO pl-INIO, Mar, Cabanatuan, Nueva Ecija, P. I. Agriculture Age, twenty- three. Prepared at Ateneo de Manila. Three and one-half years at Cornell. Filipino Cor- nelliansg Cosmopolitan Club, International Agricultural Society. BUEL FRANKLIN TITUS, B.F., Rochester. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at East High School. Four years at Cornell. DONALD MORTIMER TOBEY, Don, Sherburne. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Sherburne High School. Four years at Cornell. EN, ZAX, Aleph Samachg Atmcsg Chairman, Sophomore Spring Day Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee, College Honor Committee z, 3 g The Cornell Daily Sun Board 2. Assistant Business Manager 3. ALLEN PARK TOMS, Al, Nyack. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Nyack High School. Four years at Cornell. fI1KEg College Crew I, 1, The Cornell Annuals Board 3, Assistant Business Manager 4. CARLETON VEDA TOPLIFFE, Toppy, Port Byron. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Port Byron High School. Five years at Cornell. GA, QKCID, Varsity Lacrosse 45 Senior Class Day Committee, The Sibley journal Qf Engineering Board z, 3, 4, Editor- In- IC 5. ,JAMES WIHIITE TOWART, Jim, Watkins. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Paddle Institute. Four years at Cornell. EX, Pyramid, Freshman Advisory Committee 31 A. A. Membership Committee 31 lvlasque, Assistant Manager 3, Manager 4. 1644 DAN'll7 TPRAINER, jR., Dave, Calgary, Canada. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Kelvin School. Five years at Cornell. E Nl, Freshman Advisory Committee 33 A. A. Xlcmbership Committee 3, 4, Rocky Mountain Club 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4. BRANISLAV TRAJKOVICH, Beograd, jugoslavia. Agriculture. Age, twenty-Five. Prepared at lxrushcvatz C-ymnasium. Three and one-half years at Cornell. Cosmopolitan Club. ARTHUR BOTT TREMAN, Bot, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Sturgis School. Four years at Cornell. KA, Quill and Dagger, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team z, 31 Wearer of the CHQ Spring Day Hop Committee, Freshman Banquet Committee, Chairman, Sophomore Smoker Committee, Chairman, .junior Promenade Committee, Class Endowment Fund Committee, College Honor Committee 2, 3, Central Honor Committee 41 Student Council 45 Life Secretary of Senior Class, Majurag British-American Club, Glee Club 1, 3, 4, President ol' Musical Clubs. ,JAMES RICHARD TREMLETT, jim, Edmeston. Veterinary. Age, twenty-Eve. Four years at Cornell. AW, XVILLIAM HENRY TRIEST, Bill, Tompkinsville. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Staten lsland Academy. Two years at Cornell. 931 Novice Tennis Championship 2. Louis THOMAS TROIANO, Port Washington. Architecture. Age, twenty-Five. Prepared at Port Washington High School. One-half year at Cornell. BASIL EDWIN TROWBRIDGE, Trow, Westfield, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Westfield High School. Four years at Cornell. GA. FREDERIC rl-ULLIS TURNER, Freddy, Oil City, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Oil City High School. Three years at Cornell. TIKA. 165 GEORGE WILLIAM TURNER, Torch, Red, Pittsburgh, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Wilkinsburg High School. Four and one-half years at Cornell. B911 AUSTIN TUTTLE, Aut, Tut, Brooklyn. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Boys' I-ligh School. Four years at Cornell. University Band I, zg F. O. B. Associa- tiong State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. GORDON NEKREWS TUTTON, Tut, Auburn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Auburn Academic High School. Four and one-half years at Cornell. Masonic Club. OTTO FORST UNZICKER, Ot, Chicago, Ill. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Chicago Latin School. Four years at Cornell. Adi. . EDUARDO URIARTE, 'ALeandro, Buenos Aires, Argentine, Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty- four. Prepared at Colegio Nacional de Buenos Aires. Four and one-half years at Cornell. lbero-Americano Club. SEIKICHI USHIODA, Tokyo, Japan. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Cascadilla School. College Crew zg College l-lonor Group 2. CARL WALDEMAR VAIL, Ridgewood, N. J. Mechanical Engineering. Age, thirty. Prepared at Passaic Collegiate School. Three years at Cornell. Cosmopolitan Clubg A. S. M. E. JOHN VANDERVORT, JR., Van, Sidney Center. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Unadilla I-ligh School. Four years at Cornell. AFP, I-lebs-Sag College Track Teamg College Cross Country Team zg Varsity Cross Country Team 3, 45 Varsity Track Team 31 cCcc g ACA g Wearer of the C g Poultry Judging Team 3 g Wimmer of Potter Cup zg Cross Country Clubg Poultry Club. 166 lXiARL Dtmxxii VAN Hot-SEN. Yan, lthaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. AX5 University Orchestra5 Band. XVILLARD BOULET VAN HOUTEN. VIR., Van, Newark, N. j. Arts and Sciences. Age. twenty- one. Prepared at Barringer High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. AX5 Sphinx Head: Sophomore Spring Day Committee, junior Promenade Committeeg Senior Banquet Committee: Class Endowment Fund Committeeg Freshman Advisory Committeeg Major Sports Council: Nia-iural Assistant Manager of Freshman Football 35 Manager of Varsity Football 4. RUSSELL Fl-ERRY VAN NESS. Van, Warwick. Mechanical Engineering. Age,twenty-two. Pre- pared at Warwick High School. Four years at Cornell. CHESTER jm' VfXN Sc:oTER. Van, Fredonia. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Fredonia State Normal School. Four years at Cornell. KQ15 State Cash Scholarship. ROSW'IELL CHARLES XEXN SICKLE, Rip, Buffalo. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Hutchinson-Central High School. Four years at Cornell. KAP5 Freshman Crew Squadg Varsity Crew Squad 21 Rifle Team 35 -'RCT , Cheerleader 45 Fuertes Memorial Stage 35 Rifle Club 3, President .tg Pistol Club 35 College Honor Cvroupg State Cash and Tui- tion Scholarships. ALFRED EARLE VAN WIRT. Van, Cvlens Falls. Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Glens Falls High School. Four years at Cornell. Huntington Club. LAWRENCE MooRE VAUGHAN, Larry, Hudson Falls. Agriculture. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Hudson Falls High School. Four years at Cornell. AZ5 Helios, C. U. C. A. Council 3, 42 University Band 1, 1, 3, 45 Sage Chapel Choir 45 Adirondack Clubg Country Community Clubg Round-Up Club: Agricultural Economics Club. EDGAR MAXWELL VEGHTE, Johnstown. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at ,Johnstown High School. Four years at Cornell. Varsity Lacrosse Team 2, 35 College Soccer Team 3. 4, Officers Club: Poultry Clubg Agricultural Economics Clubg First Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 167 RAYMOND DEWITT VELSEY, Pop, Grantwood, N. -I. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- six. Prepared at Cliffside Park High School. Four years at Cornell. ABQ. ALBERT OTTO VOOEL, Birdie, Al, Milwaukee, Wis. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- two. Prepared at Milwaukee University School. Four years at Cornell, EX. RAYMOND CLIFFORD VROOMAN, Ray, Sharon Springs, Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Sharon Springs High School. Four years at Cornell. C. U. C. A. Council, University Band. PHILIP CARMAN WAKELEY, Phil, Orange, NJ. Forestry, Age, twenty-One. Prepared at New- ark Academy. Pour years at Cornell. 'IIJKIIJQ Hebs-Sag ,Ioint Author IOz3 Kermisg College of Agriculture Alumni Prize, Agassiz Clubg Forestry Club, College Honor Group 2, 33 Sibley Scholarshipg The Cornell Forester Board, Assistant Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4 CHARLES EUGENE WALDNER, 'iCholly, Brooklyn, Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Bushwick High School. Four years at Cornell. HKNQ Varsity Crew Squad zg Varsity Track Squad 3, Officers Clubg Triplets , College Honor Group zg First Lieutenant R. O, T. C. 41 State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. JOHN GRAHAM WALLACE. Wally, jacksor1, Mich. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at jackson High School. Four years at Cornell. WY. Kuo SHU WANG, Chengtu, Szechuan, China. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-Five. Prepared at Tsing Hua College. Three and one-half years at Cornell. PW. DARWIN ADAMS WARD, Whitehall. Agriculture. Age. twenty-two. Prepared at Whitehall High School. Pour years at Cornell. HKCIJQ Second Stewart Prize zg Kermis Play 3, Adirondack Club: Round-Up Club. l68 RQUBERT DEl3l'iX'OISIZ XYARREN, Bob, New York City, Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at jamaica High School. Four years at Cornell. EQJEQ Polo Club 1, Secretary 3, l rcasurer 43 Fencing Club 3, 43 Assistant Manager of Polo 3, Manager 4. CZEORGE CLAYTON WYATKINS, Watt, Ballston Lake. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Galway and Ballston High School. Two years at Cornell. Round-Up Club, RONALD GEORGE WVATT. Tom, San Francisco, Calif. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- three. Prepared at Punahou Academy, Honolulu. Four years at Cornell. ATQQ Varsity Track Team, A-ACA-.Q Rocky Mountain Club, Swimming Clubg Track Club. Q GEORGIZ ARTHUR WVEAVER, Art, Findley Lake. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-six. Pre- pared at Findley Lake High School. Four years at Cornell. SPE: Assistant in Geology. HARVEY ADELBERT WVEAVER, Haw, Findley Lake. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Findley Lake High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. CIDKKDQ Helios, Farmers' Week Committee, Round-Up Club, College Honor Group 1, 2. LOUIS NVExNER, Tex, New York City. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at DeXVitt Clinton High School. Four years at Cornell. NORMAN EDWARD WEISBORD, Wiry, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at DeWitt Clinton High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. AETIQ Second Lieutenant F. A. R. O. T. C IRVINO WEISELBERG, Weasel New York City. Forestry. Age, twenty-one, Prepared at DeWitt Clinton High School. Four years at Cornell. Forestry Club. 169 ls1DOR WEiss, New York City. Mechanical Engineering, Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Stuyvesant High School. Four years at Cornell. OAT, College Soccer Team 2, 3, 4, State Tuition Scholarship. MILTON WEISS, Micky, Hudson. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-One. Prepared at Hudson High School. Four years at Cornell. BEP , College Baseball Team i, 2, 3, 4, College Basket- ball Team 1, 2, 3, 4, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. GLENN Louis WERLY, Glenn, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. 93, Freshman Track Team, Farmers Week Committee 2, 3g University Orchestra 2, 3, The Cornell Era Board 3, 4. WACLAW ANDREW WESOLOWSKI, Wes, Yonkers. Chemistry. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Yonkers High School. Four years at Cornell. fIJKfIJg College Honor Group 3 , State Cash, and Tuition Scholarships, Assistant in Chemistry 4. GEORGE ADDISON WEST, Westy, Rhinebeck. Agriculture. Age. twenty-two. Prepared at . Rhinebeck High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. GIA, Helios, Farmers' Week Committee, Band 1, 2, 3, Chief Musician 41 Agricultural Economics Club 3, 4, President 3. HAROLD EDWIN WETHEY, Harry, Port Washington. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-One. Prepared at Port Washington High School. Four years at Cornell. Musical Clubs, 1, 2, 3, 4, University Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. EVERETT PEPPERRELL WHEELER, Pep, Geneva. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at St. Paul's School. Four years at Cornell. KA, SPE, Aleph Samach, Quill and Dagger, Freshman Crew, Varsity Crew 2, junior Varsity Crew 3, Wearer of the UC , Fresh- man Banquet Committee. RAY l.,EECl-I WHEELER, Sprakers. Agriculture. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at East Bloomfield High School. Four years at Cornell. 170 EARI. FRANKLIN WI-IIPPLE, Whip, Rochester. Veterinary. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Vv est High School. Four years at Cornell. .QTZQ Freshman Baseball Teamg Freshman Basketball Team: Varsity Baseball Squad 1, 3 p College Baseball Team I, z, 3 3 College Basket- ball Team I, Z2 College Soccer Team 1, 3g Society of Comparative Medicine. ' RANDALL XVHITAKER, Whit, New York City. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Loomis Institute. Four years at Cornell, ALEXANDER CRAIG WHITE, Mike, Philadelphia, Pa, Chemistry. Age, twenty-tive. Prepared at Northeast High School. Four years at Cornell. fIJAE. HowARD MAYHEW WVHITE, Micky, Baltimore, Md. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- one. Prepared at Baltimore Polytechnic Institute. Three years at Cornell, KAP, Southerners Clubg Masque, A. S. Nl. E. JACKSON SMITH XVHITE, jack, Machias. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Machias High School, Four years at Cornell. NORMAN PERCIVAL WHITE, Doc, Trenton, N. j, Forestry. Age, twenty-nine, Prepared at Trenton High School, Four years at Cornell. Kfbg Rifle Team 1, Captain z, 32 URCTHQ Pistol and Revolver Club, Forestry Club. WILLIAM KING WHITE, King, Cleveland, Ohio. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Lake Placid School. Three years at Cornell. AKI-Eg Varsity Football Squad 2, 3 5 Beth l'Arnedg KBCIT. CHARLES SEWARD WHITNEY, JR., Whit, Adrian, Mich. Electrical Engineering, Age, twenty- three. Prepared at Adrian College. Four years at Cornell. 171 DONALD DICKSON WHITSON, Whit, Afton. Agriculture. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Afton High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. Acacia, Varsity Football Squad, C. U. C. A. Council, Masonic Club. HENRY HERRIMAN WICKES, Hal, Rochester. Law. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Kalbfus School for Boys. Three years at Cornell. AT, AQCIJQ College Soccer Team 33 Musical Clubs 1, Advanced Choir I. WILLIAM WIGSTEN, Elmira. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Elmira Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. Hebs-Sag Varsity Wrestling Team 3, Wearer of the C , College Athletic Director. GEORGE AMBROSE WILKIN, Brockport. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at East High School, Rochester. Four years at Cornell. Seal and Serpent, Varsity Track Team BQ College Track Team 7.3 College Cross Country Team 35 Varsity Cross Country Squad 32 CCCC , Cross Country Club. SIDNEY JOHN WILKIN, Sid Brockport. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at East High School, Rochester. Four years at Cornell. Seal and Serpent, College Crew I 5 150-pound Crew zg Varsity Crew Squad 3, 4, A. A. Membership Committee 4. HENRY BERNARD WILKINSON, Wilkie, Baileys Bay, Bermuda. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-seven. Prepared at Upper Canada College. Four years at Cornell. ERNEST PAUL WILLIAMS, Slip, Manchester, Conn. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- two. Prepared at South Manchester High School. One year at Cornell. ZAEQ TBIT. FREDERICK BRONSON WILLIAMS, jR., Bunny, Waterbury, Conn. 'Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Crosby High School. Three years at Cornell. EIL Glee Club 33 Dramatic Club z. 3. 172 OTIS PARKER WILI.I,xMs. Ote, Norwalk, Ohio Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Phillips Exeter Academy, Four years at Cornell. fI1KlI g EAX, Sphinx Head, Freshman Track Team: Varsity Track Squad 2, Junicr Promenade Committee, Class En- dowment Fund Committee: Central Spring Day Committee 32 Chairman, Senior Class Day Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee 32 lvlusical Clubs z, 31 British-American Club, Nlanuscript Club: Phillips Club, The Cornell Daily Sun Board z, 3, Editor-in-Chief 4. Rox' STANLEY XVILLIAMS Knoxville, Tenn. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Knoxville High School. Two years at Cornell. FRANCIS HENRY WVILSON, Wils, Salem, Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Washing- ton Academy. Four years at Cornell. PERCY HOLDEN VVIINCH, Horse, Manchester, N. H. lvlechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- thrce. Prepared at Allen Military School, Five years at Cornell. ET. DEWEY FENTON WVINDNAGLE, Windy, Penn Yan. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Cascadilla School. Four and one-half years at Cornell. HKAQ Masonic Club, Musical Clubsg The -Sibley journal of Engineering Board. WVILLIS KINCZSLEY WVING, jo, Toledo, Ohio. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Scott High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. fIJA9g EAXQ Sphinx Head, Class Endowment Fund Committee: Freshman Advisory Committee 4, Manuscript Clubg The Cornell Widow Board 1, 3. Editor-in-Chief 4. Louis ARTHUR WINKELMAN, Wink, Baltimore, Md. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- one. Prepared at Baltimore Polytechnic lnstitute. Three years at Cornell. E'-D23 TBTIQ Southerners Club. ARTHUR LENSEN WVOEHL, Art, Buffalo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Masten Park High School. Four years at Cornell. Class Endowment Fund Committee 3 C, U. C. A. Council 41 Dramatic Club I, 1, 3, 41 State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. 173 FRED HAROLD WOHLENBERG, Woolie, Fort Worth, Texas. Architecture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Bryant School. Four years at Cornell. FRANKLIN SECOR WOOD, Frank, Woodie, Seneca Falls. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Mynderse Academy. Four years at Cornell. Seal and Serpent, 1I1A1IJg Quill and Dagger, A. A. Membership Committee 4, Law Smoker Committee 4Q C. U. C. A. Cabinet z, 3, 4Q State Cash and Tuition Scholarshipsg Assistant Editor of Freshman Handbook 2. Editor ZQ The Cornell Annuals Board z, junior Associate Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4. ORLA LESLIE WOOD, JR., Woodie, South Norwalk, Conn. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty- two. Prepared at White Plains High School, New York. Four years at Cornell. HKNQ C. U. C. A. Council. AUBREY ARTHUR WOODEN, Woody, Waterloo. Veterinary. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Waterloo High School. Four years at Cornell. QTE, KIDKQJQ Second jane Miller Prize, College Honor Group 2, 31 Society of Comparative Medicine. ERNEST CLINTON WOODIN, JR., Woodie, Pawling. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Pawling High School. Four years at Cornell. 1-IJ2Kg Aleph Samachg Sphinx Head, Freshman Baseball Team, Varsity Baseball Team z, 3, Captain 4, Wearer of the C , Freshman Advisory Committee 4. DON THOMAS WOODS, White Pigeon, Mich. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at White Pigeon High School. Four years at Cornell. ooo, WALTER SCOTT WOOLF, Walt, New York City. Agriculture. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Evander Childs High School. Four years at Cornell. Hebs-Sag Varsity Soccer Team 3, 4Q Varsity Baseball Squad BQ ACF , Wearer of the DONALD CARLTON WORKS, Don, Gob, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at St. john s Military Academy. Two years at Comell. AFP. 174 l' -frfwiiiiix 3 ' ' ' - - - - .. i- V ,V -yr ' ' . ,.. - - .. ,A ,. A My CHARLES CAD WoRTi-IINLLTON, Charlie, Stafford. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Batavia High School. Four years at Cornell. Varsity Crew Squad 2, 3, Varsity XVrestling Squad 3. ANTON POPE XVRICHT. ,IR., Tony, Savannah, Cva. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Savannah High School. Four years at Cornell. IPAQ. lRviNo SHERNVOOD WRIGHT, Irv, Bloomfield, N. J. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Bloomheld High School. Four years at Cornell. Zodiac, fDX, Varsity Wrestling S2uad z, 32 College Crew i , C. U. C. A. Campaign Committee, Scoutcraft Club, President 1, i edical Students Club. CHARLES ALFRED YEATMAN, Charlie, La Grange, lll. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at Lyons Township High School. Four years at Cornell. EAX, Manuscript Club, The Cornell Widozzw Board z, 3. 4. GEORGE joHN YouNo, Yap, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Boys' High School. Four years at Cornell. GAX, Freshman Football Team, College Crew 1 , Freshman Spring Day Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, Class Endowment Fund Committee. ALEXANDER ZEISSIC, Alecl4, Al, New York City. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Morris High School. Four years at Cornell. AZ, QTZI, College Soccer Team 4, Farmers' Week Committee z, 3, C. U. C. A. Council z, 3, Wimuer, Students Live Stock Show 1, 1., Round-Up Club, Vice-President 3, Cosmopolitan Club, Society of Comparative Medicine 3 International Agricultural Society, University Band 1, 2, 3, Sage Chapel Advanced Choir, Kermis Cast 4, State Cash Scholarship. CHARLES JOHN ZIMMERER, Zim,i' St. Louis, Mo. Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Cascadilla School. Two years at Cornell. XlP', Freshman Spring Day Committee, Masque. Y. T. Y .y R1 -'i f' ww -,,-Y. - 1. ,,.-, '- - Y' - 1- f I- 4- ,' ,f'.,,i,4gj ,EL ,... ..'.f',,..j,.Z, . .1 ...L ,ai .f-, Am. M, ,.t :NL .,,. g.. , ,K 417, ' ' ' H 'Z E :-- 1- f-1 H 'ff' We-ff? vii., V 1. -5, ' ' .f. .fi l LA WAY, w ,-A,-f-.f.-:fe-'74,-- i 1.11 .. 'Q if 1 ,N ,-' .sit .E , 4 ,. .. 175 ,E I I ii T I Q 2 'I 'fi 0.--.-Q.--YL.L.Eg...--L.-L..-1lL....P.!. 3 JAMES STULTZ BELL, Jim, Altoona, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Altoona High School. Four and one-half years at Cornell. 1IDKlP'. , Il, by RAY SWEET COOPER, Horseheads. Law. Age, twenty-Five. Prepared at Horseheads High School. Six years at Cornell. State Cash Scholarship. il Q , . THOMAS pl-NRUDE DAVEH', Tom, Northport. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at N125 Northport High School. Four years at Cornell. f A . ig CHARLES WILLIS DEAN, JR., Charlie, Ridgewood, N. J. Mechanical Engineering. Age, ' A -' ' twenty-one. Prepared at Ridgewood High School. Three years at Cornell. ATQ, Freshman I lg Advisory Committee 3, Masque I , Musical Clubs lj Savage Club 3. I IQ ELLIOT HUMPHREY DEMING, Speedy, Middletown. Chemistry. Age, twenty-four. Prepared , at Middletown High School. Two years at Cornell. Zodiac, Freshman Track Team, British- ,I wid American Club. r 1 G . 1 RICHARD CAMERON GORDON, Dick, Pittsburgh, Pa. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at William Penn Charter School. One year at Cornell. BOH. . FREDERICK ERNEST HEINSOHN, Prof, . Mount Vernon. Agriculture, Age, twenty-three. Pre- lu pared at Mount Vernon High School. -One and one-half years at Cornell. Cosmopolitan Club, I I IIA ,I ll I ij' W It Vegetable Gardening Club, Floriculture Club. - l' l Il-I I ll CLARENCE FRANCIS HOTCHKISS, JR., Hocky, Binghamton. Mechanical Engineering, Pre- Ilia pared at Binghamton High School. Three years at Cornell. OAX, Musical Clubs. A , EAA Il HUGH JAMESON , Jamie, Titusville, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Titusville High School. One-half year at Cornell. ATA, ANP. FREDERICK HERR JONES, Fred, Montclair, N. J. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Montclair High School. Two years at Cornell. Afb, Sophomore Cotillion Com- i I-fir .IU ISI ,vu if mittee, Clee Club, The Cornell Daily Sun Board, Assistant Advertising Manager z. . ga 3-I , 1 NORMAN HEBERTON MACEE, Bevo, Maggie, Magnetic Springs, Ohio. Mechanical Engi- . Q neering. Age, 'twenty-three. Prepared at Sewickley High School, Pennsylvania. One and I ' I one-half years at Cornell. BAE. I A , l l .ul ' J Q JOHN CARD MATHER, Jimmie, Pittsburgh, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. f Prepared at Allegheny High School. Four years at Cornell. AXA, Huntington Club, Cos- H q mopolitan Club. w WEBSTER VINSON POCUE, Ticky, Mount Vernon. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- I three. Prepared at Soldan High School. Four years at Cornell. KIDAO, Mandolin Club. --f - --- S -, Y. . .ML-L ,... , ...L .. A.-.L.-.-....-....aAL.....,.---..S..... ., ..,..,..- ,. . 'L' 1-2427-f':1:C,,..E-:...-...H-ax-:-:utr 1 ::,.:-.e,.:,.:'-4. 2:-2---f 1 --'rr--1 .vgzvifr W W ..+f- M, f---eq-,g,j, - .J fflaw?i'JfeE.v'i44iQ1r2?'r1 Av'Ff:e2fiP2ffb RI :Q A 'z G EQ I ci il I r. Qi 176 H 9 - . XX ILBUR j xi Rsois PRLSTON Bill Baltimore Md Mechanical Engineering Age nineteen, Prepared at Baltimore Polytechnic lnstitute Two years at Cornell 5 QE Southemcfs Club. LISTFR Hrixm RLINEII Les Baltimore Md Forestry Age twenty three Prepared at Baltimore Polytechnic Institute, Three years at Cornell. Rifle Team I, z, Forestry Club' Rifle Club, Pistol and Revolver Club. TX'llLTON EDNYARD Ritzrimixg, joe, Oil City, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at South Side High School, Three and one-half years at Cornell. ATA, Aleph Samach, Freshman Cross Country Team, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Cross Country Team z, 3, iiy L1 fl, ,L i L , 6. EZ, -4 vga, '.. 9 . -. j 4 ii rg N gr L L 1, A N l L'.taf1f'J F '273'3 .7 f1 f'7'TIi'? V5- ff Tff:?iv'i f 'H' -' 1 ' 1 'izlmi 'Fifi 'ff ?:9?'tT7: V' ,- -- 1:44-3+ ii?-E L+-A P- X., Y E ,. ., , , ,QM ,, K M-pq 71 ,. .Q . ri N, V : .. , .. , , I . . ,W I x I , r - U I . . . , - mi A 1 ,' . , Q - I ,ii , , 3 . i U. - .. ., 1 L l 1 'wg' suits. ill, ' . . . - . , . i , , Q, Varsity Track Team 3, 4, Wearer of the C , Freshman Banquet Committee, Class Endow- ment Fund Committee: Cross Country Club, Chairman of Banquet Committee 3. is n I x lb X --L HOXVARD DANIEL SCI-IAFER, Dan, Albany. Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Albany i lin gigs School. Four years at Cornell. Varsity Vifrestling Squad 3, Newman Club, Round-Up ' ' Ll . A l Q L iv' DANIEL ROC-ER SEYDOUX, Dan, Paris, France. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty. Pre- l pared at Lycee Carnot. Four years at Cornell. SCD, College Crew IQ Cerele Frangais. , lRVlNG PEARSON TURMAN, Dusky, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared ', at Eastern District High School. Three years at Cornell. TE1IJ, Vice-President, Freshman l l Debate Club, Freshman Debate Team, Varsity Debate Squad z, 3, Dramatic Club. li ' ' . X, , THOMAS BROADBENT TYLDESLEY, Tom, Watertown. Civil Engineering. Age. twenty-one. l ,il Prepared at XVatertown High School. Two years at Cornell. KW, The Cornell Civil Engineer ' , Board, Xa, . ' x'- ALAN VOLKMAR, Richmond Hill. Agriculture. Age, twenty-Five. Prepared at Richmond Hill ' ,. X High School. One year at Cornell. AEKIJ. 1,1 1 it ALBERT OWENS WASHBURN, Stub, St. Paul, Minn. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty- I ld two. Prepared at Shattuck School. Three years at Cornell. AJP, Freshman Tax Committee, 3 - Freshman Advisory Committee 31 Musical Clubs IQ Masque 1, University Orchestra IQ 1 J, Savage Club 3. , SQ . gil A 1 C . X,V.SI-IINGTON, Washington, D. C. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. , l -lOHNPreIp?r!eIdN2Tt Toxme School. Four and one-half years at Cornell. EAE, Freshman Tax Com- i fix mittee, Sophomore Spring Day Committee. RJ i, , ' 1 l I F , W 's, oe, Selma, Ala. Mechanical Engineering. Age. twenty-three l ig, JOSEPl:epaI?eIdlOall!SSt. -llolihws Mditary Academy. Four years at Cornell. AKE, Clee Club, Sout h ' ll erners Club. bi ,! EQ, lv . ,C 1 ,3 l X ,u E r ,Lge l FQ' gi . a g ga a- -V --rf: f-'-'J L'- iQ..1Y,'lIif3Qfl3fl4P:4Q-.L,fQe:H-A--YT7:QT5i11fTiQi fs . 1 'T 'V Tl. V 3 WDW. W -f i i Y WW, ., 177 SOLYTH ENTRANCE OF COLDXVIN SMIITH ' ll ' 1 1 1 in . t J . 4 li 11 , 1 1 :ix A gan V X 3 : 5 GLM? HIQTQQY The Class of 1923 By Otis Parker Williams, .23 l . Nineteen twenty-three, the first class to enter the University after the close of the war, was born under opposite signs. It entered in a spirit ofjoy and happiness, for the war was over, Cornellians had doffed the khaki and had once more taken on the garb of students, institutions which had temporarily fallen into the discard were being re-established and rebuilt. Everywhere, men walked with heads erect and steps springy. lt was the Spirit of Reconstruction, of turning chaos once more into a cosmos, and the beginnings of that struggle to return Cornell once more to its pre-war state. But in contrast to this favorable star, there was an emptiness about the Campus which even the day-old Freshman could not fail to notice. Gn every hand, Upper- classmen were lamenting friends and classmates who had gone west, who would never more tread the Campus. On every hand, there were those who expressed doubt as to ever seeing Cornell again as it was before the war, of ever being able to catch up the threads where they had been severed. But in spite of these doubts and fears, the up-hill fight began at once, and it did not begin with 1923 a disinterested bystander. Although ignorant of former conditions, from the very day of its birth the class rolled up its sleeves and pitched into the struggle for all it was worth. lt took time to win the fight, and the class was seriously handicapped by the dearth of Upperclass guidance. lt had to feel its way along, and now after four hard years emerges from the struggle, its lance unbroken, its colors proudly flying, and gazes triumphantly about, conscious of a work well done. Y Many of the class saw service, others were too young, many are men who returned to Cornell after the war and became, scholastically, members of 1923. Although rightfully belonging to previous classes, they have sworn allegiance to 1923 and have worked faithfully and ardently in its share of the successful attempt at reconstruction. The reception given the Class of 1923 upon its appearance gave every indica- tion that work was already well under way towards reconstruction. Competitors were everywhere, and the Library Arch was impassable. Publications were ready to appear, rooming agents were out in force, and even the vendors of the laundry bags felt the breath of new life. Romeyn Berry, 'o4, had been chosen as Graduate Manager of Athletics, and the Campus had its first glimpse of his modest apparel. Up at Schoellkopf Field, Speedy Rush, the new football coach, was putting a goodly-sized squad through the fundamentals. 179 -vi 5,1 11 A. n 1i'11 12 1 ll ,1 ,111 -M 1 i 1 . 1 3 1 I1 .1 1 1 11 'Y-'11 '11 -1 -1111 L11 .11 H. 11, ,-ali V 1 1 1 .1 1 1 1 'Vi 151111 n ..,1-1 ,1 111 11,1 111' 11 11' 1' 11,9 114, 1,- Q 1 15, .,. 115111111 H5111 11i 111 161' 23,1 li J if' ,f 111131 11'VfQ11 15 ' 11 K V1 1 111531 1 15, , -H ,.-1 Q 11,1 l11g1 .4 nf! 5111 1515 V. ,911 11 H. 1, I, K' 11 134 5 1 15 ,1 1 151 P111 51' nh' 1111 - Xe. 1 1 til, E'-.11 EQ11 1 111 N111 1 1'1 1, mi ,. n. 21 1 , , in ng A., M1 , 1 1. 1 11.1 if 1 1 1,1 51.1 11 H., v 'I '11 I 1 1 '1 F 1 11511 IZ 1 'J ' 1 T ,K 5 ,-. J Q11 dd, iljjxq lx! 1 1 T A - 111 9 535 11 aifeiibi' . 1 .,. 1 'lf' 5EE 1 51 55555155 11 55555: 5155511 155515. 1 ll' L. T S' Nga uate spirit took on a new life, and the enthusiasm which spread over the crowd showed that the crisis was at hand. Qver four thousand spectators yelled themselves hoarse, every pair of spiked shoes traveled for victory, and Cornell led her rival, 46- 49, thus baptizing the indoor seasons in the Drill Hall with a whirlwind victory. The curve of despondency had begun its upward trend. When the students gathered for the 'iWhat's-the-Matter- with-Cornell meeting, on the Monday following, it was seen that the Track Meet had turned the trick and that Cornell was once more headed on the pre-war course. The sun shone once more, and the change in mood was evidenced in the Endowment Drive which followed, in which S8z5,ooo were pledged to the University within a week, to be increased to nearly a million within a short time. junior Week started the second term off, and those members of IQZ3 who took it in had their first taste of what that eventful week was to mean. Later, when Spring Day appeared on the calendar, 1923 was to see the old-time party revived. Eornell had an engagement with the Vestal Virgins at the Annual Circus, v 9 ,nw-5 180 ti- ,,1- 41 W. 1 1, . Q, 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 11 H. i 5.11 1 151 1 ixl nl? ' 1i, 1 if N 'fi' 1 11 1.1 va 11.9 1. 1. 1 .x N - f . '-e-f-f'- ff 1 ez i 'faffd A 1, Enthusiasm was everywhere, but the optimism was overbalanced and soon fell on the other side. As defeat after defeat was registered against the Red 1151-Q11 and White, the undergraduates grew despondent. Rush had failed, the Cross jig 1 Country Team had to be content with 1155 , third place, the Soccer Team, Basket- 1112311 ball Team, and, finally, the Wrestling Team added gloom to the sadly droop- , 'Qu ing spirits, but a short while before so 1?-511 jovial. Then came the largest bust 1 list in the history of the University, 31,3 1 which bit deeply into the enrollment 15151 1:1 XI 1 of IQZ3. y'111i3i11 2' 1 'XX 1 Undergraduate morale was at its ebb. 1 Something was needed to swing the pendulum forward again, XVhen Cor- 11,531 nell met at the Annual junior Smoker, 111 on March zoth, she found that her stock was hardly negotiable, Right fl then and there the pendulum began 111jQi111I? its journey. Every one and every thing 1123111 was all set for the Michigan Track lxieet which was to be staged in the Drill Hall the next night. Undergrad- 11,1135 1,1 2 11 L11 1 1151131 11-11 11' 1 111. 111.41111 114.5111 11111 1.51111 1,111 1 1 1111512111 1 1.51 - 1 1111-,11 ,111111 lg Lift' 1115 1 1 ,tai , ' ,111 1111 1 pg 11155 11 11115511 1151 1125! . 1 tp 1112 1 I 15552 11 '1111 Hcoivipars DO THEIR DUTY New 1014 Q- 5 5 1 'f1 'j 'Kult .wi-'.21 z1-1'-.- ff 'U fygrjgi . ,N I 'J 2 i i s L: Tw I. I i i 'si a 'thirteen-inning Baseball victory over Yale on Percy Field, and to crown the day the Varsity rowed across the finish f- line, leading Princeton and Yale. sry-J For the hrst time in history the lnter- collegiate Regatta was held on Cayuga, and theVarsity was forced totrailSyracuse across the line. This was a bitter dose, but was partially atoned for by the re- markable showing of the junior Varsity and the sweeping victory of the ig-L3 Boat, Cornell failed to win the lnter- collegiate Track Meet for the first time in several years. ll. When 1913 returned, the next Fall, she began the year by teaching the 'iFrosh their proper places in life, determined to bring them up as in the good old days. Students had come to realize that a return to pre-war standards was not the work of a day, and the wild enthusiasm of the previous year resolved itself into more solid determination. Many new problems had arisen, and old ones remained yet to be solved. The University was still without a President, the failure of certain athletes to come back because of scholastic difficulties, was raising a hue and cry against the probationary system, the cribbing of the previous june had left an indelible stain which was hard to erase. ln the August before, the Grand Old Man, Coach Courtney, the beloved crew mentor, had suddenly passed away. The Rushing situation had split the fraternities so that no hope was expressed over coming to an agreement, with the result that the New Rushing Association of seventeen houses sprang up, the rest practicing open rushing. OPEN RUSHING l-lowever, Cornell's name had been brought into the athletic limelight through the success of jack lvloakley as coach of the American team at the Olympic games at Antwerp, and the fact that 'Cloomy Ciln Dobie was now coach of the eleven. Football took on a greater interest than the. previous season had shown, and although Cornell bowed to Dartmouth and Penn, it showed that it knew the fundamentals of the game, and rumors spread of the HIQI5 Team which was to be re-incarnated next year. The Cross Country Team annexed the Intercollegiate title once again, defeating Princeton by a single point. During the Christmas recess the harriers crossed to England to represent Cornell and America in a com- bined meet with Oxford and Cambridge. They fell before a superior aggregation, but lost only after a plucky fight which won them the admiration of two nations and did much to promote good relations between the Universities of the two coun- tries. l'Bonny Bonsal and joe Richman represented 1923 on the team and gave good accounts of themselves. On November goth The Sun published the now famous report of the Committee of Nine concerning he-men, co-education, and divers other matters. Ephemeral publications sprang up on the Campus, and for several days the Quadrangle was hardly a safe place for democracy and free speech. The publicity the University received was the greatest in years, but in ashort time the hurricane had subsided and the University resumed its serene march. During the Christmas holidays three organizations in addition to the Cross Country Team took the road. The Masque, Musical Clubs, and Basketball Team carried the name of Cornell favorably into many cities of the Eastern States. 181 1 1 r 1 5 1 1 i s l T E X N l A The cribbing episode of the june be- fore had ignited the spark which had been 'Q smoldering for several years, and resulted in the most significant achievement of the year. A constitution for an Honor System in examinations was drawn up, discussed from every possible angle, and in the early Spring was adopted by an overwhelming vote of the undergraduate body. It was the largest student vote ever cast, and rapidly received the unan- imous approval of the Faculty and the official stamp of the Trustees. On the morning of May 2, 1921, the new era began, and from that date all academic student affairs have been conducted under its provisions. Cheating at once became noticeably minimized. Cnc fine April morning a Freshman was discovered who, after repeated warn- ings, still refused to wear his grey cap. Met by a delegation composed of IQZ3 and 1924 men he was conducted uncer- emoniously to the icy waters of Beebe Lake and given a cold bath. Cornell re- ceived once again more than its share of outside publicity. Two days later, Professor Burr Qseeing in this act a reign of lynch lawj threatened to offer his resignation. The tempest subsided, and we are glad to say that while one person left the University, it was not Professor Burr. . UNDER THE HONOR SYSTEM On Spring Day the H1923 Boat, rowing its first Varsity race, lost to Prince- ton but finished nine lengths ahead of the Eli shell. The week following this same crew led I-larvard beneath the bridges of the Charles by a wide margin. For the Poughkeepsie race,however, the heavy crew was entered for the Varsity race, being forced to trail Navy's wonder crew and the California eight across the line. The Track Team sprang a mild surprise by taking the measure of Penn in the Annual Dual Meet, but had to be satisfied with a ,tie with Princeton for sixth place in the lntercollegiates. Ill. Two things were in the minds of 1923 when they returned as Upperclassmen. The news that Dr. Livingston Farrand was to be Cornell's new President was greeted everywhere with enthusiasm. Confidence had been placed in the choice of the Trustees, and when, on November 2oth, Cornell had the opportunity of hearing and seeing this internationally-renowned executive, its heart at once went out to him. On every hand, Faculty, Undergraduates, and Alumni were con- gratulating each other that such a man was to lead their Alma Mater and guide her fortunes. Almost at once the magnetism of his personality was infused into every Cornell institution. But with his coming it must be said that a note of regret was heard, for it was learned that A'Uncle Pete, the great humanizer of the Campus, and Acting-President of the University since the resignation of Presi- dent Schurman, was to associate himself with the business world, and leave us. 'Coupled with the inauguration ceremonies came the laying of the corner stone of the new chemical laboratory, to which events gathered the country's greatest edu- cators. On this day it was learned that the Honorable George F. Baker was the anonymous donor of the new 51,500,000 building. .. M . f 182 ,'g1i1i1 1 'ffl -1 l, '1'111 11 I il 15 -V' l.1V1 11 1i 1. N1 .U1 -11 1 ,1 1: 1M I 1 11 .N ' ll1 211 '1 U1 1 .1 1,11 H f': 1YL .1 Tlll 1 -wg l 1- ' 1 1 l 11 l 11 .fq llifll 1 1 lllrill Wil! 1,5141 111,111.1 '1--JQ1 Jill 1 1311 .,, ,1 V ,11L 111111 11.5, 1.11 1 l l11lM.f' 1 FC. 1,4 111 111 NY11 1 1,1-1 1 f!Y11 1 1 T l I 1,,1,11. 1 sl' 1 1:1 , .1 lliiflf 11 '.1f1 .11,.111 f.1Q.1' .1 V1 1' 11 lat 1 ,111w1g,i 1.111 li '11 1111 l ilfhllif 1111 .1 .1..fl' 1l. Q 1?.1Q1 ,i ,'1'111l H111 1 1 ,1 .J 4 J , I 4 , . 4 1 3 1 f X The outstanding feature of the Fall was is the remarkable season which the undefeated Football Team blazoned into Cornell's his- tory. ln spite of Coach Dobies perpetual gloom and pessimism the students were happy. They knew that Cornell at last had a real eleven. The first four games were won without trouble, and everything pointed to a championship team. The same thing . had happened the previous year, and from ' 'IQ experience, conhdence was not allowed to 1 ,V have free rein, The first real test came with xv Dartmouth and excitement was at its height. , Creen rooters flocked to Ithaca by every possible conveyance, little suspecting what was in store for them. Neither team had suffered a defeat, but when the final whistle sounded. Dartmouth dragged home the small end of a 59-7 score. The wires through- out the country were hot with the news that Z ,Y for the first time since IQI5 Cornell had a llmmbf 370 9 real team, and that in A'Eddie Kaw, a prod- ' ' M ' uct of 1923, she had a real star back. Co- lumbia and Springfield were trampled over, CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPS-1911 and the day before Thanksgiving every train-freight and passenger-moved Cor- nell men to Philadelphia. Through two hours of drenching rain Cornell watched the l'Big Red Tank run riot over Penn, blanking them 41-O. As the result of this contest, 1923 had placed in 'Eddie' Kaw an All-American fullback to Cornell's fame. The Cross Country Team in the meantime had been upholding its end. After winning the three preliminary meets it annexed the Intercollegiate title with nine- teen points, the lowest score in history. By winning seven out of eight contests, the Soccer Team completed a victorious Pall for Cornell, the season ending with the Red and White teams totaling nineteen victories out of twenty events. Politics replaced popularity as a means of electing members to the Student Council and, in this, 1923 played an important role. The alcohol situation was taken over by the undergraduates with the result that President Farrand was able to state that he had never seen such a reversal of undergraduate opinion as he was able to notice in this instance. COMMITTEE OF NINE 3' if CTP C C Piss r l 3 I Q I 1 I 0 lt H if I I l N, X During the Spring the Baseball Team had its ups and downs, but finished the C- 9 , season creditably. At Derby the Varsity g crew showed the way to Princeton and V 9 Yale, but the Spring Day race with Har- - vard was called off because of the rough . . water. At Poughkeepsie the eight came in fourth, but showed the way to all during the first half of the race. All six crews X beat the previous record in crossing the , Q R finish line, the Navy setting a time which V W in all probability will not be equaled for 1 l-if years. As the year drew to a close, 1923 took over the scepter of leadership and donned the toga. Eddie Kaw and Woodie Woodin were to captain the Football and ng Baseball Teams, respectively, for the K coming year, and Jimmie Luther, the .M T Basketball Team. The Sun went to Ote ' . Williams, ul-lowieu Nazor, Bob Lee, i X and Ernie Leetg the Annuals to Frank J Wood, Suds Thomas, ooo Bob Adams, -'-' the Widow to Willis Wing and Steve Stevens, and the Era to Stock Spence and Mac McConnell. IV. When 1923 returned in September as staid Seniors, it was with a'feeling of joy mingled with a touch of sadness g joy, because the last lap of the four-year race was beginning, and sadness, because it realized that each day past was not to be repeated another year within these walls. The post-war reconstruction was now completed, things were once more running smoothly, and IQZ3 looked forward to a bright future. For two weeks the Football Squad had been brushing up on the fundamentals and all eyes were turned toward them with the hope and expectation that once more Cornell would be able to boast an undefeated season. As in the previous year the early games were won without trouble. Colgate was again defeated, and on Armistice Day nearly half the University was seated at the Polo Crounds watching the Varsity repeat its trouncing of Dartmouth to the tune of 23-o. Columbia was snowed under, 56-o, and on Thanksgiving Day, Cornell traveled en masse to Franklin Field where Penn was again defeated, 9-o. The score did not in any way portray the relative merits of the two teams, for Cornell held meet with Syracuse, losing to M. l. T. by four points, and ' contenting itself with fifth place ' ' at the lntercollegiates. The the ball most of the time and ran up and down the field almost at will. 5' s During the Fall the Cross T '+!f175zi.,,. A ls Country Team had an up-and- ' down season, winning the dual 1 4 9 TOO ROUGH TO ROW 184 1 0 I 1 Il l N Y lr QWINX Soccer Team, meanwhile, was fighting an uphill Fight for league honors, but even , after defeating the fast Princeton eleven, narrowly missed the title. 1 aes! 1 U The Musical Clubs and Basketball Team X - went on their annual Christmas trips, the K former invading the South, while the A ' quintet confined its efforts to the East. H1 fi - A The season in basketball was one of the X best Cornell has witnessed in many years, After occupying first place in the league ,, for several weeks, the team lost to Penn, Columbia, and Yale, by one point each, 1 within a week, and hurled themselves out . of any chance for the title. They were outplayed in the final count, but by no I means was the team, captained by 4 'Jimmie' Luther, outfought. The Wrest- A ling Team, however, enjoyed better luck N H and went through the season undefeated, V , x , numbering among their victims the Navy .Ji ill MM: !! 2- Cundefeated for five yearsj, and Penn State Qvictorious in the three previous dual A-QQRNELL, 79, DAR-FMQUTHY ,411 meetsj. The season was fittingly concluded by the teams hard-fought victory in the lntercollegiates, which were held in the Drill Hall this year. F 1 ln the Pall came the announcement that through the generosity of Mrs. Willard D. Straight, Cornell had been given a magnificent new Union in memory of her husband, a member of the Class of IQOI. After a thorough and careful con- sideration of the plans in order that it may contain everything for the happiness of Cornell's Student Body, it was decided to begin work on it in the Spring, the ground to be broken lying immediately to the south of the Library. ln the Class elections held in the Pall, Ernie Leet became President of the Student Council and Class, Art Treman, secretary, and Swede Hanson, treasurer. Realizing that it was impossible to get the fraternities to agree as to a Rushing organization, the Student Council, headed by members of 1923, brought into being an lnterfraternity Council to consider the relationship between the fraternities and the University, but not to control the Rushing season which remained open except for three minor rules set down by the Student Council. Another product of 1923 was the formation of the Red Key, an organization which has as its duty the entertainment of all visiting athletic teams, thus alleviating the former hit-or- miss system. The annual junior Week Party was one long to be remembered by 1923. The outstanding feature of the event was the shifting of the junior Prom from the Old Armory to the Drill Hall. Realizing that Senior Week had during the past decade gradually taken a less and less part in the calendar of Seniors, 1923, deploring this, arranged with the University authorities that the weeks interval between the end of the Hnal examinations in june and the advent of Senior Week be removed, and that the june party be held directly following examinations. In this way, Com- mencement Day was held two days earlier, and the last two days of Senior Week coincided with the time of the Alumni Reunions. On Spring Day the crews met Princeton and Yale, and a week later rowed Harvard, followed by the Poughkeepsie Regatta. I85 5 i di 12 0 i 1 A l JUNIOR PROM-1913 TFOY As 1923 steps out of her undergraduate life, she leaves a Campus which is undergoing extensive physical change. The new chemical laboratory is nearing completion and will be ready for occupancy in the Fall. The dormitory system will shortly boast two new units, Boldt l-lall being finished at the present writing, and the ground for Lyon l-lall about to be broken. lmmediately to the south of the Library, excavation has begun for the great Cornell Union, while looming up across the Alumni Playing Fields can be seen the giant stack of the new central heating plant, to the north of which the fBooo,ooo Dairy Building reposes. The Varsity Baseball Team now occupies its own field, as yet nameless, immediately to the west of Schoellkopf Field, while plans have already been drawn up for the enlarging of the concrete football stadium to a capacity of 23,ooo. Qne of the most popular additions in the realm of winter sports is the johnny Parson Club, snugly secluded on the west shore of Beebe Lake. The four years since 1923 first donned the gray cap and buckled up its galoshes have been years of great pleasure and moment to the class. It has given of its best to Cornell in the effort to maintain her good name and uphold her best interest. As it goes out into the larger world it looks back on its four happy years with a feeling that it has lived its life to the full. From the University it has received far more than it has given and will never lose its loyalty and devotion to its Alma Mater. From her it has learned much, and though, in years to come, its many members may be spread over the face of the globe, ever will they fondly cherish the memories of her whom we all love so well. 186 1-an I3 H 4. F 4 .xg 15 -N I ' x 1, I 1 1 . .f f:-A'- fig: - A ' 5-,',,-51-sg 'ff 1-., .. f? f :me-'.z--Ep,-3,--WQ-,W , , I , --n:'-L--- Q-.gg -- -. 4--',-cf . 1 -. 4- -- '-1 - .- - 'f--.fs-1:-xg-ff:-m-za'--1 4--if -wee 5 - ---. .:--. .y n- ,4 - ..,,,,y-,Ip -,-xffgf Ib, ,Hn ,, . .. I , . 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Civil Engineering ZBT, Freshman Advisory Committee 3 , Musical Clubs. lRvINo AMSON New York City Electrical Engineering EAM, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, Undergraduate Scholar- Ship. FRANCIS WILLARD ANDERSON Passaic, N. j. Chemistry llffll College Soccer Team, Captain 2, 3 ,College Basketball Team 2 , Treasurer, lim 1 Chemistry Association. 1 ' ' Ili: I ANTHONY FRANK ANGELLO Mount Vernon Arts and Sciences AQHA. I 5' 1? ' JOSEPH LYNDON ANTZ Fredonia Electrical Engineering IOB, R. O. T. C. Rifle Team 2, C. U. C. A. Cabinet 2, 3, Independent I . .l H 9-I. 'I i Council 3 , Dramatic Club, Officers Club, RiHe Club, Lieutenant R. O. T. C. ZQ State Tuition Scholarship, Fred Lewis Wilson Scholarship. 13 gli lf-A WILBER THOMAS ARCHIBALD Franklin Agriculture lvy Club. ' T I: ,viii CHESTER ARTHUR ARNOLD Ludlowville .Agriculture , . HENRY ARNOLD Rushville Agriculture KXII, Assistant Manager of Varsity Hockey 3. Ig- All lllfr P. T. DIX ARNOLD Braolentown, Fla. Agriculture Illzj-is Eleusis, Freshman Football Squad, Southerners Club, ' Ti its ADRIAN JOHN ATEN Floral Park Civil Engineering lg QE. ulfm fill' ,JAMES ALBERT AUSTIN Brooklyn Law filgilig ATA, EAX, Freshman Crew Squad, Freshman Advisory Committee, College Honor Committee, Masque I , The Cornell Daily Sun Board 2, 3. I fl' CHARLES HOWARD BALDWIN Brooklyn Arts and Sciences ll!-mi BSU, Freshman Advisory Committee, A. A. Membership Committee, 5f2,5,' C. U. C. A. Council, British-American Club, Intercollegiate Crew BTU Representative 3. ,,iA'g'l, I Q lilll GEORGE BALL Savannah, Ga. Mechanical Engineering AEKID, Freshman Track Team, Musical Clubs, Advanced Choir. JONATHAN BALL Detroit, Mich. Civil Engineering Azqn , Pyramid. lfgli ilzivl ARTHUR l-lENRY BARDEWYCK New York City Electrical Engineering lljfll AA: Freshman Crew, Varsity Crew Squad, Varsity Track Squad. i , leg' 188 . 1 's ,. H, ,. li- , 'RI T ll F 1 Q 2 'S 4' 'Ii ll N E 1 L 1 A Ni lfslfai-fifli :E:?9.-ff:iAs?:5.f'-ffl Q..-Ee ff-Y Lee, i: A ..,.fe.,f,.,.E,g.EiZ. .,.EaEEAeE ig fi 2Eflliiiaeift-ll1lff+l'5''N'-if!!! 'ill'f7 'i ie?g1,?iil..51 I F Jf9'f5'fi1i .ret A f A EAM-A--A --fan iilwl gl'.2.i Ilifi Nr' figflw CLASS OF 1924 65531 l I 'li COLLIS lVlATTERSON BARDIN Avon Chemistry .Qi State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. llggfrl gl,-I llli lifgz. LAURENCE ALMON BARNES Washington, D. C. Mechanical Engineering l,I7y' AECIJ, Atmos, Freshman Advisory Committee, Senators Club, .lhl llfi, 3 Assistant Manager of Freshman Track 3. .lg ilii' I U' ,I I : Tl CHARLES JAMES BARR, JR. Mobile, Ala. Mechanical Engineering ,lgji KA , Freshman Crew, Freshman Rush Committee. llggil 'lfla will ,gg MANUEL Hicmio BARRED0, JR. Manila, P. 1. Atethanicaz Engineei-ing ly 'lil' Filipino Cornellians, Cosmopolitan Club, University Singles Tennis 3:5 Championship 2, 3, Doubles 3, Indoor 2. l if lx X ll?:l OSEPH FRANCIS BARRY Sus uehanna, Pa. Electrical En ineerin We I, , Q e g y .X If Cosmopolitan Club. yy 'Cvl I , -an , I . Ml KENNETH FRANKLIN BARTON Syracuse Mechanical En ineerin .Nl . . D g g Rl Ig., QIDFA, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, C. U. C. A. Council. ,J If 3' .!.'iI DELL CLARE BASSETT Hem stead Veterinary 5. El is . ' ' ' mi QTL. 4 Q - 3 N N . . . . lil PAUL FRED BEAVER Longmeadow, Mass. Civil Engineerin EWU Illgul' . g .. .9 llfggl College Soccer Team 3, College Honor Committee 3, Independent JIIQ lllggjg Association Council 35 The Cornell Civil Engineer Board 2, Assistant lI l' Business Mana er , F. O B. Association, College Honor Cvroup I. l'Q,l .5 S 3 ,I My 'l :Q . . l ,' MONROE ADOLPI-I BECK New York City Arts and Sciences l,.Q,l ' 5 . - ' D ll HAQD. . 5 l ' I jill, IRVING HARRIS BECKWITH East Pembroke Arts and Sciences liijgl' C. U. C. A. Council 2. lflqy -W . . . . Wh 'EJ25 LETCHER WAYNE BENNETT Brooklyn y Mechanical Engineering jlllg GX, Freshman Track Squad, Varsity Track Squad ZQ College Cross lil. Country Team BQ C. U. C. A. Council, Clee Club I, ZQ Cross Country Club 3. Ir L . . . . 5 'ill WILLIAM FRANCIS BERNART, JR. Montclair, N. j. Mechanical Engineering Q IIIT, ACA , UCCCCH, Freshman Track Team , Varsity Track Team I Tj 2, Varsity Cross Country Squad 3, Freshman Advisory Committee. llff llliif EDWARD DAWSON BETTS Passaic, N. . Mechanical En ineering if g yl lil ,Til . . . . WI Eli-2 JOSEPH BEVACQUA Rochester Civil Engineering College Soccer Team, The Cornell Civil.Engineer Board. lllff lgli. LEICH WINSTON BEYERL Malone Electrical Engineering 3 llglf ' State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. ll? . . Mi' lilly EDWARD PETER BIASOTTI New York City Agriculture I, J' I I .1 itll . . . 'l 1 GEORGE SCHUYLER BIBBINS Watertown Electrical Engineering lj HKN, C. U. C. A. Cabinet 2, BQ F. O. B. Association, A. l. E. E., ,gl il.: College Honor Croup 2, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. Iggy ie, la lie -- as-'- M--' -' , ' -ZH ,jiiifllhlrlg ' -- --A . fn., ,4::.-Q, lf.-.I'fT'7T. gp. 1. 189 'I I 1 u fr i an ll N li I R. I g x CLASS OF 1924 GEORGE BICKLEY Philadelphia, Pa. Agriculture Xslfg Aleph Samachg Wearer of the 'ACMQ Varsity Baseball Team zg Freshman Advisory Committee 5 Central Committee C. U. A. A. g Mummy Club. EDWARD FRANCIS BIRD Denver, Colo. 1 Mechanical Engineering XXII. ROGER SHERMAN BISHOB Ithaca Arts and Sciences EDGAR FRED BISSANTZ Wichita, Kan. Architecture KZg Freshman Tax Committeeg Central Spring Day Committee zg All-Cornell Dance Committeeg Manuscript Clubg Southerners Clubg The Cornell Widow Board, The Cornell Era Board, Art Editor 3. FREDERICK GLDS BISSELL, JR. Buffalo Arts and Sciences fI1KII1g College Honor Committeeg Savage Club 3 Masque I 5 Musical Clubs I 3 University Orchestra I. PETER ANDERSON BLATE White Plains fI1EIIg Freshman Crew Squad, Varsity Football S Club, Lieutenant F. A. R. 0. T. C. z, 3. LAURENCE FREDERICK BLOCK Caldwell, N. j. Huntington Club, Track Club. MORRIS BLOOM ROBERT WILLIAM BOGGS NICHOLAS WILLIAM BONELLI GARNER CYRIL Bow A QA . LINN BRUCE BOVJMAN ET, College Crew 1. NORXX'OOD HAROLD BRADER University Band. EBEN THOMPSON BREED ROBERT READ BREED GEORGE FRED BREWER liENNETH CAMPBELL BRILL Brooklyn Rockville Centre Lyndhurst, N. Buffalo Webster Nanticolze, Pa. Ithaca Kingsley, Pa. Swarthmore, Pa. Poughquag 190 Arts and Sciences quad 2, 35 Officers Mechanical Engineering Arts and Sciences Adechanical Engineering Arts and Sciences Architecture Chemistry Mechanical Engineering Arts and Sciences Agriculture Agriculture ,Mechanical Engineering l ll 1. I if l If It N 1 5 1 5 it CLASS OF 191.4 SIMON BRODER New York City ,Mechanical Engineering A. S. M. E. EDWARD HAROLD BROMER Schwenlwille, Pa. Electrical Engineering XVILLIAM BROOKS Rochester Agriculture JOHN WAKEFIELD BROTHERS Canton, Ohio Mechanical Engineering ATSZ, Aleph Samach, Mummy Club, Assistant Manager of Foot- ball 3. WILLIAM hflAYNARD BROWN Chestertown, Md. Agriculture Southerners Club. WILLIAM JAMES BRYAN Rutherford, N. j. Chemistry Chess Team BQ Chess Club. ELIAS FLORENCE BUCKLEY Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. Civil Engineering BQH, Pyramid, Freshman Football Team, Freshman Baseball Team, Freshman Rush Committee, Sophomore Smoker Committee, College Honor Committee I, 2 , junior Promenade Committee, Mummy Club, British-American Club. HENRY TAYLOR BUCKMAN' Kingston, Pa. Agriculture ATA, College Track Team, Freshman Track Squad, junior Prom- enade Committee, Treasurer, A. A. Membership Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee, Mandolin Club I , Clee Club 3. GEORGE ARTHUR BUNYAN Colchester, Conn. Electrical Engineering LAWRENCE ADAMS BURCKMYER, JR. North Augusta, S. C. Electrical Engineering A. I. E. E.,A. S. M. E. ' CLAYTON ELMER BURGER Pine Bush Agriculture FREDERICK EUGENE BURNHAM Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering CIJAE. - NEWTON OSBORN BURNETT Moi'i'istown, N. Electrical Engineering CHARLES ROBERT BURR Pawling Chemistry CHARLES I-IORAGE CAPRON Wayland Arts and Sciences HKA, Aleph Samach, Wearer of the C , Captain, Freshman Base- ball Team, Freshman Basketball Team, Varsity Baseball Team 2, Varsity Basketball Team z, 3, Sophomore Rush Committee, Endowment Fund Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee, junior Smoker Committee. MENELEO CARLOS Manila, P. 1. Mechanical Engineering Filipino Cornellians, Cosmopolitan Club, Boxing Club. WILLIAM ALLEN CARRAN, JR. Cleveland, Ohio Electrical Engineering College Crew IQ Novice Wrestling Championship, 135-pound class, Swimming Club. 191 , o A-1 f 'r Ii If I. -1 QL9... LL- -9 'L'J?s-L..3',,,.!1.L L..LE,...L-A.. N l E f jjrfifi' Q Y':.i,g,f Tim' ,,.,4i1gif'i1, ' fix' ,LIZ .L,. ..g,- . is 5- --ff-f 7'---WW --f -- - H- ,- - ily I CLASS OF 1924 , um !., J 'lgflf flLll1 BENJAMIN DAY CHAMBERLIN Rochester Arts and Sciences Klbg University Orchestra I, 2, President 3g Musical Clubs I, 2, 3. gs -I fl . . . . . Hin, SHI LEUNC. CHAN Hong Kong, China Civil Engineering PNP g Chinese Students Club. le. cl Iffl YUN TIEN CHANC Tangshan, China Civil Engineering l PKI! g Chinese Students Club. . Qfi WILLIS EDMUND CHASE Newcomb Agriculture y Forestry Club. ' gm N lg l JOHN BAIRD CHENEY St. Regis Falls Veterinary . LACHLAN WALLACE CHILD West Orange, N. j. Mechanical Engineering l l GX. I W, ls' IPB V1 l WEN HU CHU Shanghai, China Civil Engineering li I Chinese Students Club. . Q5 l QQ I ROGERS PLATT CHURCHILL Elmira Arts and Sciences i S y Treasurer, Deutscher Verein. l E WALTER JADWIN CLARKE jersey City, N. J. Chemistry I ri l , 'fl OHN PALMER CLARKSON River Forest, Ill. Mechanical Engineering L I ,. KAP. gg . I r, , MONROE COBLENS Brooklyn Chemistry I , HM. I lg! .Avi . l sl, HARRY AARON COBRIN New York City Arts and Sciences 5 QDEA. tli to V CHARLES COHEN Brooklyn Arts and Sciences '86 Memorial Stage 2, College Honor Group IQ Undergraduate Scholar- y ship, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. lf? , ISAAC COHEN Brooklyn Agriculture N Varsity Football Squad 2 5 International Agricultural Societ . I5 l Y lg LOEB COHEN Brooklyn , Arts and Sciences Freshman Track Squad 3 Varsity Track Squad 2, BQ Varsity Soccer ld . A Squad 2. I lf: 7 RICHARD GAY COKER Hartsville, S. C. Electrical Engineering l 15, 5 IIKA. mi litgl DELREY WINSLOW COLEMAN Washington, D. C. Electrical Engineering Senators Club, Officers Clubg Lieutenant R. O. T. C. i .J l gill FREDERIC WILLIAM COLUCCI Newark, N. j. Civil Engineering l FJ, l AQPA. ' , . l L--,lT.:-..--LL - -C ,L L , L .- .. I I I 'W 192 T ll I E 'J I I I D It N P I l. l X -5 5, .lv .Yv, Y Av' , , 'V . CLASS OF 1924 EDGAR CONEBY Baltimore, Mcl. Mechanical Engineering KAP5 Cheerleader 3. GEORGE GARTLAND CONNELLY Elmira Arts and Sciences Varsity Debate Squad 5 '86 Memorial Stage. DAVID BIGELOXV COOK Albany Forestry i 'ARCTH5 Varsity Rifle Teamg R. O. T. C. Rifle Team5 Forestry Club, Pistol and Revolver Club. DAVID SEAVER Cook South Byron Agriculture AFP5 C. U. C. A. Council 35 Kermis Play 25 Winner of Eastman Stage I 5 College Class President BQ The Cornell Countryman Board 2, 3, Editor, Campus Countryman 3. HENRY FRANCIS COOK Albany Arts and Sciences Newman Club. LAURENCE WARD CORBETT Washington, D. C. Agriculture KAP5 Varsity Track Squad 25 College Honor Committee 2, Chair- man 3 5 Kermis Play5 Senators Club. HENRY CORNEHLSEN, JR. Brooklyn Arts and Sciences , Zodiacg Cross Country Club. l 5, JOHN SAMUEL CORNELL Corning Arts and Sciences :fi ET. ' it ARTHUR EDWARD CORWITH Water Mill Arts and Sciences W 955 Freshman Advisory Committee5 Cross Country Club5 University I Orchestra I, 2. V. -I I v I . l I l ':1 lift WILLIAM RUsH CRAWFORD Pittsburgh, Pa. Veterinary ii AXA, SITE, College Honor Committeeg British-American Clubg il Masonic Club. ill, ALBERT SYLVESTER CROCKIN Portsmouth, Va. Law ZBTg Acting Manager of Hockey 3, Manager 4. VZ-il BEN WHITELEY CROSS, JR. Pittsburgh, Pa. Mechanical Engineering infill ATA5 Freshman Football Squad. JOHN SEYMOUR CRossMAN Newfane Agriculture qlgjlll Az. lfglf GEORGE NETTELTON CROSTHWAIT Dallas, Texas Electrical Engineering l 5 Ofhcers Club. VICTOR LEROY CROWELL, JR. Brewster Agriculture lliirll AZ' l'l'J l ' lllzjfl GEORGE DOUGLAS CROZIER Honolulu, Hawaii Law lit-fill HKA 5 ACA 5 NACE 5 Freshman Track Team 5 Varsity Track Team 25 Varsity Soccer Team 2, 35 Freshman Tax Committee 5 Sophomore lift, Rush Committee5 Class Endowment Fund Committeeg Freshman Advisory Committeeg Junior Promenade Committeeg Rocky Mountain will Club 5 Officers Club 5 Track Club 5 Cross Country Club 5 Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 2, First Lieutenant 3. ffl l.,-,.- -L ,,,,,..L,L --.E . . - . . 3 Q e! f5'i Tiff ii f' I - it I 1 L . 193 'i I N 51 T.: 'L I .YII I ll i 1 LQWQLL.. .-- . .. L. it .P L. thai, CLASS OF 1924 f Si! JOHN ROBERT CURRY Blue Mountain Lake Forestry Scorpion 5 Adirondack Club. .Wg Wil? CECIL DALEY Arlington Agriculture Llgjgf . . . . 1lf43?' WILLIAM BURNSIDE DALLAS Haddon Heights, N. j. Civil Engineering vggjill KE 5 College Crew 2 5 Varsity Football Squad 3. PHILIP DALTON Schenectady Arts and Sciences AAQJ5 HPCTHQ Championship Pistol Team IQ Pistol Team 25 Pistol Mfg, Club5 British-American Club, Cornell-in-China Club5 Parabola Club. lfill viii? ELLIOTT WINCHESTER DARLING, JR. Baltimore, Md. A Architecture L lgif sez, The comeii Em Board. iligig l1lE'l HAL ROBERT DAvIs Galveston, Texas . Civil Engineering liiglii EXQ Pyramid 5 Southerners Club. QZLJIQ ' Ati' 1. is . JAMES ELWOOD DAvIs West Albany Forestry AZ5 Forestry Clubg Pistol Clubg College Class Secretary-Treasurer 3. it-'STI LACLAIR WARNER DAVIS McDonough Agriculture ' 'itil WALTER ALAN DAVIS New York City Arts and Sciences EIEJH Freshman Baseball Team, College Soccer Team 5 Varsity Baseball ,lfglfii Squad 2 5 Varsity Golf Squad 25 A. A. Membership Committee. ANTHONY JAMEs DELARIO Elmira Arts and Sciences A College Honor Group I 5 Woodford University Undergraduate Scholar- fgjii shipg State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. Qt I it JACOB JOSEPH DELBOURGO New York City Civil Engineering l sit JOHN FRANCIS DERHAM Rosemont, Pa. Arts and Sciences Qt KE, Freshman Baseball Squad, Sophomore Spring Day Committee 5 T tzfl, Freshman Advisory Committee 3. SM gill? HAROLD EDWIN DEUEL Lewistown, Pa. Arts and Sciences ZQJE5 Freshman Advisory fCommittee 3 5 Masque5 Assistant Manager till of Musical Clubs 3. 5 TX4IL'1'ON GREGORY DEXTER Pawtucket, R. I. Architecture 5 AXA5 College Soccer Team I, 25 College Cross Country Team 25 Varsity Football Squad 3. A I lil! WALTER JAMES DIAMOND Wilkinsburg, Pa. Law finioifg QJACIJ. A I' 3525 51 li STEPHEN WEBSTER DODGE Montclair, N. J. Chemistry 1, HKKIJ5 Freshman Crew Squadg Varsity Tennis Squad 2, 3. Gu l ALLAN DODSON Buffalo Mechanical Engineering BGH5 Freshman Crew5 Sophomore Rush Committee5 Clee Club I, 2, 35 Scalp and Blade, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. jf. ,Lair Q Q t ' ffii LU- I .3 QU I : fe'-l.p1fPlmf.iSff'igLYA e, f!Ti,5 151 hh 194 'I ll-Al l 9 3 4' N IL N I. 1. L l A N 5 , CLASS OF 1924 ALFRED ARTHUR DOPPEL Brooklyn Forestry ' Aleph Samach, Wearer of the C , Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team 2, College Track Team, Freshman Advisory Committee, Pistol Club, Forestry Club. PHILIP DORF Hunter Agriculture l WTNSTON DUNLAP Philadelphia, Pa. Agriculture KE. GEORGE REEXfE DURLAND Goshen ' Chemistry l College Cross Country Team 2, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, I Undergraduate Scholarship. i HEWLETT DURYEA White Plains Electrical Engineering I Scorpion, The Sibley journal of Engineering Board, State Cash and l Tuition Scholarships. l JOHN LINDLEY EDDY, JR. Ridgewood, N. J. Arts and Sciences QAE, EAX, Freshman Advisory Committee 31 The Cornell Era , Board I, 2, BQ The Cornell Widow Board 2, 3. A ROGER OLAF 'EC-EBERG Gary, Ind. Arts and Sciences KA, 'iJCv , Freshman Crew Squad, Junior Varsity Crew 2, Fresh- man Tax Committee, Junior Promenade Committee, Freshman Advisory i Committee, Clee Club. l CHARLES ALEXANDER ELLIOTT jackson, Tenn. Electrical Engineering I TIKA. l HAROLD MONTAGUE ELLIS Corona Chemistry i I College Honor Crroup 2. I ARTHUR HILL EMERICK Syracuse Architecture A AECTQ, The Cornell Widow Board. l JAMES STROHM EMERSON Baltimore, Md. Mechanical Engineering il ATA, Freshman Cross Country Team, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Cross Country Squad, Freshman Tax Committee. , JOHN STOKES ENSOR, JR. Baltimore, Md. Electrical Engineering y i KAP, Musical Clubs, Southerners Club, Fencing Club. i KENNETH MGKAY ERWIN Addison Architecture 5 Scorpion, College Crew 2 , College Soccer Team 3 3 State Cash Scholarship. ' i HARRY WINFIELD EUSTANCE Batavia Civil Engineering ii ANDREW JASON FAIRBANKS Watertown Mechanical Engineering ll IIKf1v, Band 1, 2, 3 , University Orchestra 2, 3. , I IRVING TUPPER FARNI-IAM West Newton, Mass. Arts and Sciences i HUGH LEA FATES Worthing, England Arts and Sciences -AACID, Freshman Crew, Varsity Soccer Team 2 , Sophomore Dance l Committee , British-American Club. A1 lv V L, -V .rl ...B--....L '11-.171-3-5 all 1 --,L-AQ, ,gg PFZPEZTJ3 21 5 S it 1- 1 if Qifliiqai'-Af?fQf.i fi'i2-if 3 sf-fllffl? T5 -' F F T' IQFWVF F F' T .1 1' '11 g 1, I' 7 I' no ll N le I I.. I A N1 I , E... V v- -- - A , Y, --- - E- ' . Aff' 'L-,: : Lf, .7 .- s. .e A .. , 1'-KF Y , , , 1 f 1 . - . .1 .q. Y ..- Y.. Y. ,ni R., 0 ti, HI' t 1 4. 1 1 I CLASS OF 1924 fih ROBERT LEHMANN FEARNSIDE Bowling Green, Ohio Mechanical Engineering T1 CHARLES LONGFORD FELSKE Indianapolis, Ind. Civil Engineering 1l7i. LIHAGQ Sophomore Dance Committee g Class Endowment Fund Com- f,jf: mitteeg junior Promenade Committeeg The Cornell Daily Sun Board 2, 3. l'Q'511 flfl' MAURICE WILBER FILLIUS Washington, D. C. Arts and Sciences , BSU, Aleph Samachg Wearer of the C , Freshman Football Squadg Freshman Crewg Varsity Crew zg Sophomore Rush Committee 3 Fresh- iiff, man Advisory Committee 3. lilff MORTON FISCHER ' Albany Arts and Sciences 11313 Freshman Cross Country Squad, Varsity Cross Country Squad 35 State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. GORDON FORBES ASHTON FLETCHER Toronto, Canada Mechanical Engineering Fencing Team 2. I Q LOUIS PAUL FLORY Middletown Mechanical Engineering 'lift DDE, Musical Clubs I, 2, 3. 4 'xl CHARLES TAYLOR FOHL Pittsburgh, Pa. Civil Engineering ll'-pl EH. lin: . VH EDWIN WILSON FOLSOM Indianapolis, Ind. Mechanical Engineering AXP. :Wh ,giggll I-IUBERT GERALD FOOTE Ithaca Agriculture ilfflt Freshman Track Teamg Swimming Club. Wji jfgiil JOHN WILLIAM FORD, JR. Montgomery, Ala. Agriculture eugig APP. FORDYCE LAWRENCE FOSTER Hamrnondsport Agriculture !,,f, i IIKAQ Varsity Basketball Squad, College Basketball Team g Masonic 1 Club. Q'Qji,l RAYMOND GROSHON FOWLER St. Louis, Mo. Mechanical Engineering iirjigi Musical Clubs I, 2, 3. lil: REESE RICHARD FRANCIS Belleville, N. j. Architecture if I KIIIQ Huntington Club. f CARLTON STOWELL FRANTZ Alden Arts and Sciences HKAQ Aleph Samach, Wearer of the C , Freshman Baseball Team 3 Varsity Baseball Team ZQ Freshman Advisory Committee 3. I IRWIN LAWRENCE FREIBERGER Cleveland Heights, Ohio Arts and Sciences 1 5' a QPEH. IZ' CARROLL JUDD FROST Nineveh Agriculture hi HOWARD CHARLES FULLER New Hartford Mechanical Engineering li - Mandolin Club, C. U. C. A. Council 3 Independent Association Council 3 .xi Treasurer of Independent Association. , ' 4- A 1. I .- L' in-M Lv.:-J,-V V-I3.-ij?.99,..'Z,...:-,J1- YI.-1 Q f v 'E 196 11.211 151.-'I I1-Jr X in ,1 1.31 L31 Il' 5 ffl , I fi I l 1-11 ,V li M I n I IW -v Ta Ri A lull .gr fvi I el' 711 ,Ubi It 523125 iw. 1 do lm: :ffl 15.11 ...1 I, ,. ., . 1,,, 4 1 tl 'lm .,.1,1 I wil li 11' ivy ligjl M gi' L. ,X lil rw! 1f'A IJ4 I-A 1111 'I :sly 1 I fl all .Ll '1 3' ,I lie. Is, 56 sl 'l 1 .N ,-I -I1 - 'L 15,-I fb gil: 1 1'U B3 11'LJ +1 it 711 is +5 fi GQ, W lf 'M ss his 1n- rut I, 1? E3 F- .xy .M M gi . 7 .J ' fl A ,I1 v. E. Q. 0. :sl AJ 'X rl 'Z 231 fi. fs I v :L lx I 1 1 ll I I 'J 4 Il U 'w F I T I X wi CLASS OF 1924 ROSCOE l-IODCES FULLER Newton, Mass. Mechanical Engineering 2AEg Chairman, Coffee House Committee ZQ C. U. C. A. Cabinet 32 Cosmopolitan Club, The Cornell Widow Board I, 2. KENNETH ASHER GALLANT Cato Agriculture RAIMUNDO GARCIA-CINTRON Yabucoa, P. R. Law WILLARD BENTON CIEBHART Hart, Mich. Architecture JOHN RICHARD GEPHART York, Pa. Civil Engineering ECIJE, Pyramid, Class Endowment Fund Committee. VINCENT DEPAUL GERBEREUX Yonkers Mechanical Engineering KIII, Freshman Football Squad, Varsity Football Squad 3 g Newman Club: The Sibley journal of Engineering Board. HARVEY SPALDING GERRY Washington, D. C. Arts and Sciences Telluride Association, Aleph Samach, EAX, Chairman, Freshman Cap Burning Committee, Chairman, Sophomore Smoker Committee, junior Promenade Committee, Senators Club, Beth L'Amed 5 The Cornell Daily Sun Board I, ZQ College l-lonor Committee 2, Class Endowment Fund Committee, Disarmament Committee. PAUL TRAPIER GERVAIS Oak Park, Ill. Mechanical Engineering JOHN ELTON GILMORE Holcomb Agriculture AFP, The Cornell Countryman Board. HENRY CLAY CYIVAN, JR. Nashville, Tenn. Chemistry ZAE , All-Cornell Dance Committee 3 5 Dramatic Club 2, 3 g Southerners Club, Treasurer 3, Cheerleader 3. BERNARD CLICK Lyndhurst, N. j. Arts and Sciences HENRY GODLEY Wallingford, Pa. Mechanical Engineering NPT , Freshman Advisory Committee, Masque. NORRIS WHITNEY GOLDSMITH Nyack Arts and Sciences State Cash Scholarship. SOLOMON SIDNEY GOLDSMITH New York City Arts and Sciences SIDNEY ARTHUR GOLDSTEIN Brooklyn Arts and Sciences '86 Memorial Stage, Varsity Debate Squad 2, 33 College l-lonor Group 2, Undergraduate Scholarship 5 State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. LEWIS OSWALD GOODMAN jejfersonville Electrical Engineering Acacia, Masonic Club. ROBERT CHARLES GORHAM Ithaca Electrical Engineering 197 ggvfjrjfs : 'Az ,. ,M ,.f,I,.e A-nf he --c -Y -.., ,E wa M.-' vt 5' vi on gi- fr' ,r v :it 2'iI',1-'. 3 F' '1' ,3 f'D f,T -V 9 103.3 ITUILNELLIA tw- .K .-....-af. ee ,..- -aa-T fi - L1 A'--'f-'HB 5-t FE. 'SE'-' A f:t,c ,f:-- E- -K: +L' sea-I.. I -. E. ,--:,e'f-- . CLASS OF 1924 HENRY RAYNOR GRANGER Baltimore, Md. Mechanical Engineering Cosmopolitan Club. ' ROBERT BRUCE GRANNIS - Flemingsburg, Ky. Architecture CIDKT. LLOYD GRAY Clayton Arts and Sciences C. U. C. A. Council' I 5 Glee Club 2, 3. HAROLD KERMIT GREEN Paterson, N. j. Arts and Sciences HACIN Varsity Fencing Team 2, 3 5 Fencing Clubg Boxing Club. ROBERT CLAIR GROVE I Johnstown, Pa. Arts and Sciences KCIJ. JOSEPH EDWIN GUINN jacksonville, Texas Arts and Sciences Flying Club. ELLIOTT WILDER GUMAER gg Cato Law CIJKXIQ fI7AfT5Q Freshman Crew Squadg The Cornell Annuals Board 2, 3. PAUL OVERTON GUNSALUS johnson City - Arts and Sciences ARCHIBALD MACLAY HALL Larchmont Mechanical Engineering Adv, College Crew I, 2. I GEOFFREY JOHN HAMILTON Montreal, Canada Mechanical Engineering HIUKTI. TRVING HENRY HANDERHAN M illport Mechanical Engineering Independent Tea Dance Committee, State Tuition Scholarship. HARRY JEAN HAON, JR. New York City Chemistry fIJA9g Al-Djebarg Freshman Advisory Committeeg Entertainment Committee 3 3 Assistant Manager of Freshman Crew 3. FRANK LOUIS HARRINGTON Amsterdam Chemistry Eleusisg Varsity Wrestling Squad 25 Varsity Cross Country Squad 35 College Track Team 25 College Cross Country Team 35 Cross Country . Clubg The Cornell Chemist Board 3 5 State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. JOHN HENRY HARRINGTON Bujalo Arts and Sciences Varsity Swimming Team ZQ Swimming Club. EDWIN RAYMOND HARRIS Gasport Agriculture AXAg Novice Cross Country Teamg Farmers' Week Committeeg Round-Up Clubg Cross Country Club. JOHN ANTHONY HARTELL Brooklyn Architecture 11110115 Freshman Football Squadg Freshman Baseball Teamg Fresh- man Advisory Committee 35 The Cornell Widow Board 2, 3, NORMAN DARRELL HARVEY, JR. Providence, R. I . Arts and Sciences . Y1f'I'g.Al-Djebarg Freshman Advisory Committee 3g A. A. Membership Committee 3, Assistant Manager of Freshman Baseball 3. 198 I 4 IIII'i 1021 iniivtitisw. A -4.I .I Q l .U K L A I .v -1 'F 'Y 1 Tiff All sql T ,sill ', CLASS OF 1924 RICHARD l.,AL'RENCE HARVEY New Rochelle Arts and Sciences ,AfIfA5 Freshman Football Squadg Freshman Basketball Squadg M Xfarsity Football Squad 2, 35 Cosmopolitan Club. ill iilij CHARLES JAY HASIQIN Cortland Law Aofb. .tr-lr CHARLES LEISTER H,gIIEIQxvAY Coronado, Calif. Mechanical Engineering ' AXA' rencinff u 13,5 ' 5 ' ull I his ALBERT FREDERICK HALIPTEUHRER Philadelphia, Pa. Agriculture IV! ATA5 Xi arsity Soccer Squad 2, 3. 'ffl ' liz' HAVILAND WALTER I-lAvILAND Fort Ann Mechanical Engineering CHARLES F RANK l-lAWKINS Bujalo Arts and Sciences H, President, Deutscher Vereing Cosmopolitan Club. Fill LESLIE RUSHTON l'lANVTHORN Rochester Agriculture gm British-American Club, Vice-President 35 Cosmopolitan Club. grill . ml ROBERT LOUIS l-IAYS Cleveland, Ohio Arts and Sciences Class Endowment Fund Committee 2 5 Freshman AdviSOryCOmmittee 3 5 A. A. Membership Committee BQ All-Cornell Dance Committee 35 Enter- rfllil tainment Committee BQ junior Smoker Committee5 Executive Council, Independent Association 3 5 Acting Manager of Freshman Basketball 3. afflll ' in I JAMES RUSSELL l-TAZLITT Hector Agriculture ,U I ln iii ALBERT SIDNEY HAZZARD Brewster Arts and Sciences VX WILLIAM HEARN Philadelphia, Pa. Mechanical Engineering lig CDFA5 Aleph Samach 5 Atmos 5 Wearer Of the C '5 Freshman Crew5 ig Varsity Crew 25 Sibley Banquet Committee I. '73 15 I TVIARDIROS EPIPAN I-IEKIMIAN Brussa, Asia Minor Civil Engineering li: IA, THOMAS CAREY I-IENNINOS, jR. St. Louis, Mo.- Arts and Sciences iii, AKE5 HACAHQ Freshman Cross Country Team 5 Freshman Track Team 5 Varsity Track Team 2 5 Chairman, Freshman Banquet Committee5 Chairman, Sophomore Spring Day Committee5 College Honor Com- TQ I mittee I, 25 Disarmament Committee 5 Beth LAmed5 Masque 5 Janus. l- Igl CHARLES WILLIAM I-TETZLER Rochester Arts and Sciences I-rt State Cash and Tuition Scholarshipsg Undergraduate Scholarship. ,gg WILLIAM HORACE HEYWOOD Stajord Agriculture . ARNOLD EDWARD HILBERT Cand0f Agflwliufe IF' lrdi , I DAVID GARRETT HILL Pittsburgh, Pa. Mechanical Engineering EAE5 junior Promenade Commxttee. iii I LL W A -A A A A 199 Il I 1 0 'Y , 4' U ll N E' I 1. I A 'N l' RICHARD SYNYER HILL , Lg , 'Hr 1?-ig? 'fi--'if .1 ---- 1 L.. YT. .QA -7-if IV if Y' L v . , . r ,. - 1 ,- -3. . CLASS OF 1924 Oak Park, Ill. Arts and Sciences B911 EAXg Freshman Advisory Committee, A. A. Membership Committee 32 Musical Clubs I, 2, 3, Orchestra IQ Band I, 2, Leader 3 g The Cornell Era Board. ROBERT STANLEY HINKLE Elmira 1 Agriculture SYLVAN Roos HIRSGH Savannah, Ga. Mechanical Engineering f-IJEHQ College Crew 1,223 C. U. C A. Councilg The Sibley journal of Engineering Board. HUGH BAYARD HODGE, jR. A Germantown, Pa. Chemistry EAE. . WILLIAM HOWARD HODGE Cincinnati, Ohio Arts and Sciences EXg JCv , Freshman Crewg junior Varsity Crew ZQ Freshman Tax Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee 3. ROBERT VINCENT HOFFMAN Lowell, Mass. Chemistry HARRY MERLE HOOKER LORREN GASKIN HOOKER THOMAS HOOKER E CID. LLOYD EUGENE HORNING Seal and Serpent, University Band I. m The Cornell Country WILBUR SAMUEL HOWELL HKCID. RAYMOND FLOYD HOWES Scorpion, President, an Board 3. Findley Lake Agriculture Pittsford Chemistry Watertowii Mechanical Engineering Castile Agriculture Troupsburg Arts and Sciences Elmira Arts and Sciences Freshman Debate Club, The Cornell Era Board 2, 32 The Literary Review Board QQ Sophomore Debate Team 23 Varsity Debate Squad 3 3 State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. CLIFFORD EARLE HUBACH ET, Rocky Mountain Club. EDWARD WESLY HUGHES RALPH JARVIS HUGHES Scorpion, A. S. M. E. EDWIN CHARLES HURD K1If3 A. S. C. E. JOHN CONRAD HURLBURT Freshman Baseball Country Club. Los Angeles, Calif. Chemistry Wilkes-Barr'e, Pa. Chemistry Utica Mechanical Engineering Indianapolis, Ind. Civil Engineering Hinsdale Agriculture Squad, Varsity Cross Country Squad 2, 35 Cross 200 I I 'I I Q is IJ Y li 1 l I X K. 1 . CLASS OF 1924 gf JAMES I-ILTTON Walton Arts and Sciences CLARENCE RAYMOND HYER Mt. Upton Civil Engineering EfI2Eg Masonic Clubg University Orchestra. f , t I , OTTO JAEGER White Plains Law AXP, fbifbg Al-Djebarg Freshman Track Teamg Varsity Track Team 2, 3. Y CHESTER l4ENNETH JAMES Youngstown, Ohio Mechanical Engineering NJ ' GEORGE EDWARD JEFFERY Washington, D. C. Civil Engineering 13 Senators Club. r RICHARD VVVILLIAM DICKINSON JEWETT Nyack Agriculture KAL Freshman Football Squadg Varsity Football Squad 2, BQ Fresh- man Spring Day Committee. l ELMER DAYTON JOHNSON Apple Creek, Ohio Civil Engineering Acaciag Scabbard and Blade, College Baseball Team ZQ Freshman Advisory Committee BQ Masonic Club, Officers Clubg Captain R.O.T.C. zu' RALPH JOHNSON Ithaca Agriculture AUGUST FABEL JONES Cincinnati, Ohio Electrical Engineering EX. T PUTNAM FENNELL JONES Amsterdam Arts and Sciences T ATS2, Freshman Basketball Squadg Freshman Advisory Committee 32 The Cornell Annuals Board 2, 3 3 State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. DAVID EDGAR KALISCHER Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering .Il ZBTg Masque Flay I. .ARTHUR JOHN KEEFFE Elmira ' Arts and Sciences Varsity Debate Squad 2, EQ Freshman Debate Teamg Sophomore gf Debate Teamg Independent Association Council. ,iii CLYDE KERN Worcester Veterinary ,rm Acaciag Masonic Club. ,mfiji I-IOMER PADDOCK KERR Bujalo Agriculture iilflt Varsity Fencing Squad 2, 3 g Junior Smoker Committeeg Rifle Club 3 l,j.fP Fencing Club, Manager Rifle Team ZQ Secretary Independent Asso- if ciation 3. DAVID WHEELER KIMBALL Highland Park, I ll. Agriculture wi, AACI1 5 Aleph Samach, Wearer of the CHQ Varsity Track Team ZQ ple Freshman Banquet Committee, Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Chair- if man, Junior Smoker Committeeg British-American Clubg Cornell-in-China A Clubg Track Club. f J CHOU-SON KING Shanghai, China Arts and Sciences A PXP, College Soccer Teamg Masque, Chinese Students Club, Secretary I l 2, President QQ Cornell-in-China Club, Vice-President 35 Cercle Frangaisg ' I Deutscher Vereing Chess Club, Ethics Club, Scout Clubg Cosmopolitan Clubg Agricultural Economics Clubg C. U. C. A. Cabinet 2. 201 TIII' l0 T rnilwffittlxr-I . 5' ' Vu Vu, - ,r, W V-I-EAM r-5-can--V-It-W' 'Y' ' to ET' ' llijl jvff' CLASS OF 1924 I lf A I ga' JOHN HAROLD KING cieveiand, ohio 1 Arts and sciences Ili? Xilfg Freshman Advisory Committee BQ Beth LAmed5 The Cornell A Daily Sun Board 2. 1 WILLIAM ROBERT KING Pittsburgh, Pa. Electrical Engineering J KE, Sophomore Spring Day Committee. ' I l . . Qgtgil HARRY NATHAN KINOY New York City Arts and Sciences il'i55I ZAM5 College Track Team lg College Soccer Team BQ State Tuition l Scholarship. l fi. EDWARD BUCKLER KIRBY . Newark, N. j. Civil Engineering Aleph Samachg Rod and Bobg Wearer of the UC 5 Freshman Track Team5 Varsity Track Team 25 Varsity Cross Country Team, Captain 35 Qin Freshman Cap Burning Committee, Sophomore Smoker Committee 5 Student Council 3. ,QW NATHAN KLIOT Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering I iigli Menorah Societyg A. S. lvl, Fi. I-El, GEORGE JoCHMUs KNANDEL I lion Electrical Engineering 'figs State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. ?fl,..l 4 HERMAN KNAUSS ' Poughkeepsie Mechanical Engineering is ATU. ' .win - ELLIS TRACY KNOBLOCH Erie, Pa. Mechanical Engineering EN5 Football Representative on lnterscholastic Councilg Sophomore J Spring Day Committeeg Freshman Advisory Committee 3. l tb W2 PAUL HOLLAND KNOWLTON, JR. Guilford, Me. Mechanical Engineering It-. 'fi , , SQ' CLARENCE EMMEREN KOBUSKI Gloversville Agriculture Vs JULIUS KORCHIEN Rochester Architecture Q EAM 5 College Crew5 Dramatic Club5 State Tuition Scholarship. A9 BERNARD -JACOB KOVNER Brooklyn Arts and Sciences tg, BEP. It GEORGE REINHARDT KREISEL Amsterdam X Agriculture AZg Varsity Cross Country Squad 35 College Cross Country Team ight L 2, QQ Varsity Track Squad 2, 35 Round-Up Clubg Cross Country Clubg Track Club 3 State Cash Scholarship. 5 ,ali ltaiii ERNEST AUGUST JACOB KRITZMACHER Newark, N. J. Chemistry JoHN KUPSTAS Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Mechanical Engineering I G 1 GEORGE LADAS New York City Arts and Sciences lil-'lx' Freshman Baseball Squadg College Soccer Team 3. tg has PAUL FORD LANING Cleveland, Ohio Arts and Sciences ilf, I QIJTA. jf: 4.4-11 .... H 'T i1i'rA ,CLI .15 4 img., +....i,-.,..-.-. .-..'1T: ':i- T -E- -1 23'-'if ' Mi' 202 TLEJZA-'gy 'Q Iwi, il ll It N F I I 1 A, -c f ' T . ,Ax , ,.',,-igihf-j,i.cf:., --, ' , '1T, T 'T.E.EL?,,-14..i''NTTTQT' 1. ----....M2.s-.2:- fc -V - A .. , - i . .,A..- .- . 2- ,c Ar Y , 5, ,'A,-,,. .I - f -WWA-if in i A A ff' CLASS OF 1924 XNYILLIAM LAWRENCE l...-XSSITER Albany Agriculture A1-FRED JOSEPH I-AUTZ Bufalo Mechanical Engineering Fencing Club: State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. EDXYARD VIAMES LAWLESS, JR. Westmoreland Agriculture College Crew IQ College Soccer Team QQ Cosmopolitan Clubg Fourth Stewart Prize. KENNETH CLALID LAWRENCE Ellington Agriculture University Band I, RAMON LEDESMA LEDESMA lloilo, Iloilo, P. 1. -Mechanical Engineering College Soccer Team QQ Filipino Cornellians5 Cosmopolitan Club. jAIvIES FREDERICK LEONARD East Orange, N. j. Mechanical Engineering ROBERT NORMAN LEONARD Port Richmond Electrical Engineering WILLIAM N'lILEHAM LEONARD New Yorh City Mechanical Engineering EfIvE5 ACF , Varsity Soccer Team 25 Varsity Tennis Team Z2 Varsity Basketball Squad 25 Freshman Advisory Committee 3 5 Secretary, Tennis ASsociation5 C. U. C. A. Councilg A. S. M. E. I l I ZOILO GUILLERMO LEONI Cochabamba, Bolivia Civil Engineering Spanish-American Club. CLAUDE ARTHUR LEROY Cortland Electrical Engineering C. U. C. A. Council 25 Musical Clubs 2, QQ University Band I, 2, 35 University Orchestra I, 2, 3 5 State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. CHARLES LEWIS Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering AMOUR LIBER New Yorh City Agriculture OAT. JOHN DICKEY LINCOLN Marion, Va. Mechanical Engineering IIDKIII5 Freshman Advisory Committee 35 A. A. Membership Com- mittee ZQ Minor Sports Council 5 Assistant Manager of Basketball 3. ROBERT MILTON LINTZ New Kensington, Pa. Arts and Sciences HALL 5 Freshman Football Squad. CHARLES DUDLEY LIPPINCOTT Moorestown, N. j. Electrical Engineering FREDERIC KIMBALL LOVEJOY Manhasset HCivil Engineering , AACID5 Aleph Samach5 Rod and Bob, Wearer of the C 5 Varsity l Track Team 2, Captain QQ Student Council 2, 3 5 Central I-Ionor Committee 3. GEORGE HORACE LUDINS New York City Veterinary Varsity Soccer Squad 3 5 College Soccer Team I, 2, 35 College Honor Ciroup. ,iz tagzkgt lf V ggairiaqd Q' 3 2- F? E fi.. -J -'ET' 'gt TQ' A A-. qw. .-.Q I I l ,lull lliilf IvI' 203 I I 1 Q 0 l 4' ll ll L l l l CLASS OF 1924 ' I P . . ig.. Mechanical Engineering EX3 A. A. Membership Committee 32 Freshman Advisory Com- CHESTER WILE LUDLOW Newark, N. J. mittee 3. WALTER LUDLUM, JR. Brooklyn Arts and Sciences 9X3 Pistol Team 1, 23 Mandolin Club 1, 2, 33 Orchestra 2, 3 3 Assistant Chimemaster 3 3 State Tuition Scholarship. HAROLD EDWARD LURIE Brooklyn BEP. RoY CoBB LYTLE A Pittsburgh, Pa. Arts and Sciences Arts and Sciences ATS23 C. U. C. A. Council 2, 33 '86 Memorial Stageg The Cornell Annuals Board 2, 33 College Honor Group 23 Gould Scholarship. HENRY MCCRACKEN Los Angeles, Calif. Electrical Engineering College Honor Group 1,3 Gould Scholarship 2. JoHN DODDS MACDONALD Woodbury, N. J. Chemistry ATA, Freshman Advisory Committee 33 College Honor Committee BQ Savage Clubg Mandolin Club rg Glee Club 35 The Cornell Annuals Board 2, 3. JAMES EDWARD MCGRATH Union Springs Mechanical Engineering State Tuition Scholarship. ' CHAUNCEY MCINTYRE Farnham Mechanical Engineering EAE. GEORGE MACKAS Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering ROBERT FRANKLIN MCKINNEY Schenectady Arts and Sciences ECIHE. ARTHUR CUMMINGS MACMAHON Elmira Freshman Crew Squad 3 College Crew 2, 3. OSCAR ToWNsEND MACMILLAN Bloomfield, N. J. ET. JOHN HERMAN MCMINN Girard, Ohio HAROLD BENJAMIN MCMURRAY Ithaca ATPQ AXII3 College Soccer Team 2. l.,ENVIS WINSLOW MACNAUGHTGN Ithaca ZZT3 EFE3 Varsity Basketball Squad 3. LUKE MATTHEW MCVEIGH Saratoga Springs Arts and Sciences Arts and Sciences Arts and Sciences Veterinary Arts and Sciences Mechanical Engineering TBH, Honor Committee, Department of Military Training. CHARLES M1LToN MACWILLIAM, JR. Perth Amboy, N. j. Civil Engineering EII3 Rod and Bob, Freshman Track Teamg College Basketball Teamg Varsity Wrestling Squad 2, 33 Novice Wrestling Championship 115-pound Class 23 A. S. C. E. Q0-L .v,v ' , rr ,, . T ll l. 1 U I I I ll ll N li I l I 'SL N lr T L T ----W l ...J-.I in A Q ,W . .. J -I -, 3 n 1 , I -,.y.,,fv-.1 - .V ,. , Y.. I , ne :I I . V.. l Il' ll 'lr I I t I l til l I l I , I ml '-l CLASS OF 1924 GEORGE l'iANE XIAI-IONY Averill Park Agficulture CLINTONTSAYAGE A-'TALDOON Dexter Agriculture .14 . JAMES SEMNER .AlARSHAI.L H Morrisville Veterinary hlrgy SVI Lg Society of Comparative Medicine. ' I fl FORREST ELGER Nl?-.THER Moravia Agriculture 'il' AZ: College Crew 1 1 Poultry Club, The Cornell Countryman Board. EDGAR SALNDERS AIAY Washington, D. C. Mechanical Engineering I -' fb KAI! rel ' LAUREN DRIXIQE NIAYER Toronto, Canada Mechanical Engineering pf, XIIU KBKIHQ British-American Club. ,W ml EDXVARD W'ALTER MELLINGER Leetonia, Ohio Arts and Sciences 5:1 KEg Aleph Samachg Freshman Advisory Committee 35 A. A. Member- Iflr Ship Committee 3 5 Assistant Manager of Varsity Baseball 3. All Will JOSE ANTONIO NTIENDEZ Ponce, P. R. Mechanical Engineering fl Ibero-Americano Clubg University Orchestra. lfzl l CLEMENT EUGENE MEROWIT New York City Arts and Sciences Um. ffl l BERNARD lVlEYER Richmond Hill Mechanical Engineering gi i GE, NACE , Varsity Soccer Team z, 3, Captain-Elect 3. l EDWARD TRYON MILLER Woodland Arts and Sciences ZZTQ Freshman Debate Clubg The Cornell Annuals Board 2, 3 3 State Tuition Scholarship. FRANK WILLIAM MILLER Honey Brook, Pa. Mechanical Engineering li I :fi NORMAN RUSSELL MILLER Ticonderoga Mechanical Engineering gl I IIKfDg University Band 1, zg University Orchestra I, 2. II ROY BENSON MILLER Painted Post Arts and Sciences Acacia 5 Masonic Club. l TRELFORD SIMPSON MILLER New' York City Veterinary CIDEKQ SZTE g Society of Comparative Medicine. of WILLIAM MILLER Rochester Electrical Engineering .pg . ALBERT EDWARD MILLIKEN Elmhurst I Architecture Ili? I Efbg Polo Team I 3 General Spring Day Committee zg Freshman A Advisory Committee 33 College I-Ionor Committee 3 Officers-Club, The L Cornell Annuals Board 2, 3Q Secretary, Architectural Association, Acting lb? Manager of Polo I 5 Captain F. A. R. O. T. C. Q2 Wi V . mmm.. L. L, . . I Fi A-Q-CQi+iilllZi2?9lii? sfpfzivif iffi l Ie 1 'MMT C Q05 0 - ' . V 1- A L 'T ll L 1 9 3 1 01,9 N .Eel I l. Nl f 'l'-Y V ,Y E ' .EL - --A 1 Q ' ' gg-fflgf - if--T ,- -L 11..- fzgw-.. , ,A Q Ei 2 iff: - - .rf if . Q 1:'.ez-aiu.a11ef,e2e JTg..2',:'g: .2-'R'..J if!-it2'Z2!fJfZe'V-GEESM'A--. EEEEEAE'afiffie-L afYf1i:A2. -i 'ill Ja-ful -L A - - f 'j 4 A ' E: ' ALA-5.37 71,-My 477- Af: gd A-4 --za...-1 -ix - f V - -f - A-:gf ,345 -- A - - W- W 'E' 1 ia, i i if vi i CLASS OF 1924 A ,Nl l ,Sl I la: fx I il' i .ly Y ld, K AMANDO M1RAsoL jaro, Iloilo, P. I . Mechanical Engineering Cosmopolitan Club, Filipino Cornellians. - ii, P 1 i WILLIAM GEORGE MOLLENBERG Buffalo Mechanical Engineering zu. :gil CARLOS lVlONTENEGRO Buenos Aires, Argentine M echanicalEngineering Cosmopolitan Club, lbero-Americano Club. gl MoRR1s MEAD MoNTGoMERY Evanston, I ll. Civil Engineering l ZWII. 1 iff CoLEMAN BASSETT MooRE Bryn Mawr, Pa. Mechanical Engineering 5 QX, UPCTH, Pistol Team 1, 2, 3, College Crew 1,Chemistry Banquet Committee 1. l lfli 1 fi'-, PHILIP WILSON MooRE White Plains Mechanical Engineering : 331, I omo HERRON MORGAN, id Highland Park, iii. - chemisify ZNII, Al-Djebar, Freshman Football Team, Varsity Football Squad l Qi 2, 3 , College Basketball Team 2, 3, Freshman Spring Day Committee, liaf Freshman Advisory Committee 3, junior Smoker Committee, Beth iq! L' Amed, Swimming Club, Acting Manager of Lacrosse 3. ' - A A E: CHARLES HENRY MoRLATH Long Island City Mechanical Engineering Fencing Club, Rifle Club, Newman Club, College Honor Croup 2. .sl JAMES MoNRoE MOTTLEY Dallas, Texas Arts and Sciences gli QA, Southerners Club. Si' gi EMIL CHARLES MROZEK Depeio Arts and Sciences l gl Cl, ROBERT WILLIAM MURPHY Phoenix Electrical Engineering J l 1 i, 'N HAYATO NAKAMOTO Hilo, Hawaii Electrical Engineering ll Freshman Baseball Team, C. U. C. A. Council, Cosmopolitan Club, l A. l. E. E., F. O. B. Association. 1 LN li 'fig JOHN VICTOR NEVITT Ithaca Veterinary AXP, IIKA, Masonic Club, Veterans Club, Society of Comparative ,QQ Medicine. - mg GEORGE KENNEDY NEWELL, JR. Saranac Lake Mechanical Engineering I fill SAX. i if he M1LEs CARL NEWTON Ithaca Civil Engineering i Rod and Bob, The Cornell Civil Engineer Board. Y Q iii? BRUCE NICHOLSON Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Mechanical Engineering 3 BGII, Aleph Samach, Atmos, Wearer of the C , Varsity Crew 2. Q QS l ,Qi EDGAR DEWTTT lXllLES Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering llfil QJKE, ACA , Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Squad 2, Team 3. .E Y7T'f i.,.LfTl.E': E.-.-, -,.... , . . .L L .. L. .. Q06 i T A -Lilaff.l.a.: EL.-..2.TiJ- CE.-. E I3 .--E N E ,L ,L C 1 A N .fife'.'Qff'9l - lL:f.ilgiQ3'g51Q. -if-Ifg-Q'-fi-Q Qi5E,ii-sf'32'f7iQjfifiEi::s'.J.1ezQ'p'.af:Q'Qf.ytciggg-L CLASS OF 1924 JOHN ZIEEEERICK NIKON Atlantic City, N. Mechanical Engineering x . A HENRI QNOCI Scranton, Pa. Law IIAKIR. BERNMZ-PI ONEILL Charleston, S. C. Mechanical Engineering xv. HOWARD ONSTOTT 22412. HOWARD SIDNEY ORCLITT Newman Club. RAFAEL PACHECO-CUERRA A. S. C. E. LEON FREDERICK PACKER AZ: College Honor Croup 2. HAROLD JEROME PALMER LEE SPENCER PALMER ZNI1, Freshman Crew, JAMES HOLDEN PARK AFP. LEWIS CONRAD PARKER ECIJE. FRANCIS PARKHURST Varsit Saltsburg, Pa. Couclersport, Pa. San Juan, P. R. Norwich Oil City, Pa. Detroit, Mich. y Crew Squad 2. Addison Buffalo Pulaski Arts and Sciences Electrical Engineering Civil Engineering Agriculture Arts and Sciences Architecture Agriculture Civil Engineering Arts and Sciences Huntington Club, Junior Promenade Committee, All-Cornell Dance Committee, A. A. Membership Committee, Class Endowment Fund Committee, Dartmouth Hop Committee, Tea Dance Committee, ln- dependent Association Council I, 2, 3 3 Dfficers Club, Treasurer, Freshman Debate Club, Deutscher Verein, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3 , Second Lieutenant R. 0. T. C. WALTER JOSEPH PARKS Bujalo Mechanical Engineering State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. RICHARD KENDRICK PARSELL I thaca Law QJAZ' Al-Djebar, CIDAQID, College Crew 1, ZQ State Cash and Tuition Scholafshipsg The Cornell Law Quarterly Board 3. JAMES RICHARD PATTEN Kokomo, Ind. Q Arts and Sciences CIDAG, Freshman Spring Day Committee, Boxing Club. CHARLES JAMES PECKHAM Ithaca g v Agriculture AZ, Secretary and Treasurer of the Student Agencies. Al .-..:5-35 Q: QWfgggzrif,.'.fg:ggt .i:i.-'- ...... J iozscffesav ' 2207 I 1 - I I ' ' I 1 Q ' , 4 II K. N f la-Lwvfhvglga X N .. .rib-A-:ATE-.-Le..- -..fm ...E gf-1.f'f 'F2T'Ts'e'fE+:1-.-,A -1 f-gr-I---ff., ff.. . ,. ,., , ,, , . Q- , Q. , ' Y-QL., ,, , f.,..I- , .. - A . -1- Mfg A r . .EY Y Y--5 . J- - Dfw- --JL CLASS OF 1924 FELIX AUGUSTUS PECKHAM Washington, D. C. Mechanical Engineering Senators Club. RICHARD PETER Louisville, Ky. Chemistry EX. HERBERT ROBERT PETERS Freeport Civil Engineering Cosmopolitan Club, Chess Club, President 3. ROBERT KARL PETERSON Washington, D. C. Law ECIJE, fPAfIJ, IIAE, Senators Club. 4 GEORGE ROBERTS PFANN Marion, Ohio Arts and Sciences BAE, Aleph Samach, Wearer of the C , Freshman Football Team, Varsity Football Team 2, 3, Captain-Elect 3, College Basketball Team 2 , Beth L'Amed, Student Council 2, 3. HARLOW DEMMON PHILIPS Webster Mechanical Engineering WILLIAM BENEDICT PHILLIPS Hulburton I Agriculture AFP, Farmers' Week Committee I, 2, 3, Round-Up Club. SILAS WRIGHT PICKERING - East Orange, N. j. Mechanical Engineering WT, Aleph Samach, Atmos, Assistant Manager of Track 3. WALTER RANDOLPH PIETSCH Evanston, Ill. Arts and Sciences AACD, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, Cornell-in-China Club, British-American Club, The Cornell Era Board. GREGORY PINCUS New Yorh City Agriculture Cosmopolitan Club, The Literary Review, Editor-in-Chief 3, Under- graduate Scholarship, Pulitzer Scholarship. ALEXANDER PIRNIE Pulaski Arts and Sciences AGLIJ, College Baseball Team 2, Military Department Honor Com- mittee 3 , C.U.C.A. Council 3 , Officers Club, Firstlcieutenant R.O.T.C. 3. JAMES ALLAN PIRNIE Pulaski Law AGCID, College Baseball Team, College Soccer Team, Spring Day I-lop Committee 3, C. U. C. A. Cabinet 4, Officers Club, First Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 2, Captain 3, 4, Treasurer, Law Association 4. CHARLES I-IARRY Pocock Falconer Arts and Sciences FRANCIS MONROE PORCH Bridgeton, N. j. Forestry KE, British-American Club, Southerners Club, Forestry Club. ROLAND WELLINGTON PORTER New York City Electrical Engineering KAP, Cwlee Club, C. U. C. A. Council. EZRA POSNER Rochester Mechanical Engineering TECD. . '--, J s Q08 T I ' 1 A ' 1 -I If NI F I I , CLASS OF 1924 DON-XI-D' ,lOHN POST Waterbury, Conn. Mechanical Engineering V RS, Atmos, Freshman Football Team, Freshman Basketball Team, Xiarsity Football Squad 2, 3, Varsity Basketball Squad 2, 35 Freshman Spring Day Committee, Sophomore Spring Day Committee, junior Promenade Committee. WHITONv POWELL Buffalo Arts and Sciences RAP. LEON.-XRD CASSELL PRICE Ithaca Mechanical Engineering FRANCIS NIOSEPI-I QLQILLINAN Troy Law AXP: fluflli Freshman Advisory Committee 3, Assistant Manager of Soccer 3. SIDNEY QKQINBY Chappaqua Mechanical Engineering Klll. RAFfXEL ROBERTO R,-XNlIREZ Arecibo, P. R. Mechanical Engineering Ofhcers Club, Spanish-American Club, Cosmopolitan Club, First Lieutenant R. O. T. C. GILBERT FRASER RANRIN Manitowoc, Wis. Mechanical Engineering KIPKE. ALFRED RAUCH Newark, N. Arts and Sciences AX, HACAHQ HCCCCH, Freshman Cross Country Team , Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team, Varsity Cross Country Squad ZQ Freshman Mud Rush Committee, junior Smoker Committee. GEORGE ANDERSON RAUH lWest1-Ioboken, N. j. Mechanical Engineering College Crew 2. RICHARD THOMAS RAYMOND Hoboken, N. j. Agriculture EH, Freshman Basketball Team, Varsity Basketball Squad 2, ZQ Varsity Football Squad 3 , junior Smoker Committee. WALTER REBMANN Philadelphia, Pa. Arts and Sciences XIIT. HERBERT JOSEPH REICI-I New Dorp Mechanical Engineering Telluride Association, Cosmopolitan Club, College Honor Group. GEORGE REITHLINGSHOEFER Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering HARRY ELLIS REYNOLDS Geneva Agriculture A2111 GEORGE BYRON RICE Ithaca Arts and Sciences CHARLES CORNELIUS RIFE Takoma Park, Mol. Veterinary SITE, Senators Club, F. O. B. Association. TTTT' TT A A 209 ,ii 10:1 inair-IILIAR S - V' A' 4 -' 54'.f'f.f,-'L5,',.,, CLASS OF 1924 EDWARD SHERRILL ROBERTS Winnipeg, Canada Mechanical Engineering British-American Clubg Pistol and Revolver Club. JAMES CHENOWETH ROBINSON Little Rock, Ark. Mechanical Engineering HKAg Class Endowment Fund Committeeg Southerners Club. IRVINC HENRY RODWELL Albion Agriculture KAPQ Kermis Committee ZQ Assistant Manager of Kermis 3. ,. . , ., . ,Q ,vgv .cl , I J -V f, .V . , , S P.: -,- A .L A, ALLAN HENDERSON ROGERS White Plains Mechanical Engineering State Cash Scholarship. JAMES ROGERS, 2d Au Sable Forks Mechanical Engineering KA, The Hill School Club. FRANCISCO FERREIRA ROMANDIA I-Ierrnosillo, Mexico Civil Engineering lbero-Americano Club. JAMES MICHAEL ROONEY Renovo, Pa. Arts and Sciences EX, Junior Smoker Committeeg Savage Clubg Southerners Clubg Musical Clubsg Masque, University Orchestra, University Band. JOSEPH ANTHONY ROONEY Brooklyn Civil Engineering AECIDQ Aleph Samachg Rod and Bob, Wearer of the 'lC g Freshman Football Teamg Varsity Lacrosse Team 2, Captain 3g Varsity Football Squad 2, 3 3 Sophomore Spring Day CommitteegJunior Smoker Committee. HERVEY STRONG ROSE Watermill Agriculture ZTQ College Soccer Team 3 5 State Tuition Scholarship. MILTON ROSENKRANZ West Hoboken, N. J. Arts and Sciences TELIDU Varsity' Debate Team 2, Secretary, Freshman Debate Clubg Varsity Debate Club 2, 3, '94 Memorial Stage 3. SENDER ROSENZWEIC. New York City Chemistry State Cash ancl Tuition Scholarships. ALEXANDER MURRAY Ross Staten Island Forestry AZ, Forestry Club. FREDERICK WILLIAM SAMPSON Muncie, Incl. Mechanical Engineering AXPg Glee Club. RALPH SIDNEY SAUNDERS Springfield, Mass. Mechanical Engineering KAP, Dramatic Club, Assistant Business Manager 3. QTTO CHARLES SCHAUBLE Elizabeth, N. j. Electrical Engineering 21122, State Tuition Scholarship. HENRY SCI-IENCK, JR. Brooklyn Arts and Sciences A241 , . iw ku .. FQ I' in, llif. 'Sf ni,- lf, ,li M L .im .i r in Ile. I ,-f lui- v lt Wi' 151,-I Hifi, Fifi l l .far l .. ,liz 'vlialv itil Viv , lifi 1. Wg . Sill . ,Hg .iv ri. 1 l,, ,Mn .lgv ii-Q Ili, VL-i iikl ,. v nu. :.l.-' all lf? 2 l. llrg. , . 1: fl IL r tif . e Fi 9 .1 fl rl fffl .1, E 1 1 lt 't ?, E. ir E A 3 t. .Q ff ' 1 r. W 1 R Sly .4 1 - . Q, ,,. 1 V ,, -, C., ,, f, , Y uf ,yfg-,I-,--' ff---'ef-r---M ew- W . .- .:i .4::J117 ?-- - U .Q J: S-? .1 I' ll If 1 0 'L u l' 0 It N lt H, l. I 51 N w fu ti' AAAAAAAA as -A A--he-A liil ljl CLASS OF 1924 MAX FREDERICK SCHMITT Buffalo Arts and Sciences .l I KTPAEQ The Cornell Era Board 3 3 State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. I-Mi Fw '55 -JOHN LUDINGTON SCHOONMAKER Accord Agriculture if . APPQ College Class Secretary-Treasurer zg Vegetable Gardening 5, Club, President 3. FRANK SCHUBERT Oneida Agriculture , Vocational Guidance Committeeg Independent Association Council. 3 'P FQ ROLAND SCHULTHEIS College Point Landscape Architecture GAQ College Crew zg Cwlee Club 2, 3. 351 JOSEPH Louis SCHWIND Dayton, Ohio Arts and Sciences CHARLES DECKER SCOTT MIDDLETOWN Agriculture pigs' Cosmopolitan Clubg Officers Clubg Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C. til tl HOWARD TALLMAN SEARLES Auburn Arts and Sciences 'Eg 9Ag University Band 1, z, ZQ University Orchestra 1, z, 3. F79 'kg JAMES Louis SEARS Baldwinsville Agriculture Q, AZQ Farmers' Week Committee zg A. A. Membership Committee 3 g Round-Up Club. Q' Egfr RALPH lVlARION SEELEY New York City Agriculture Agassiz Club. ti JOHN SEIBEL North Tonawanda Agriculture Q' A College Crew 1 3 Cosmopolitan Club. lfkfi Qfll ORIN RAY SEVERN Ithaca Electrical En ineerin Fu i g g ,ii GA. ifivlxl ,Eli HENRY STAATS SHARP Stuyvesant Falls Arts and Sciences i Scorpion 5 State Tuition Scholarship. OTIS NoRcRoss SHELTON Dunkirk Arts and Sciences ji OAX g Freshman Track Team. 'EJI KOICHIRO SHIMIZU Tokio, japan Civil Engineering Rod and Bobg Cosmopolitan Club. to I-IAIG KRIKOR SHIROYAN Bitlis, Armenia Electrical Engineering 'S' A, I. E. E. H i Q VIVIAN EARLE SIMRELL Babylon Arts and Sciences l' . . . A. Council' Inde endent Association Councilg Varsity Debate it 1 p 1.5 Squad. 'J 5 LOUIS SINGER Brooklyn Arts and Sciences b CHARLES WINSLOW SKEELE Apulia Station u ' Agriculture i ., fIvAEg Officers Clubg Deutscher Vereing Cornell-in-China Clubg First Lieutenant R. O. T. C. L iffiitf. Qtgiig-5 gr, 152rfvgaff-,tiiifazazafzfi 'sei F3956 534 Q' 2239? F35 C OT T T gil i f Q 'A T at is It N E I. T l X N ., .V, gc- Jw,-A., ,,-... :- CLASS OF I 924 WILLIAM EDWARD SKILTON Havana, Cuba Mechanical Engineering AXA, Officers Club, Fencing Club, A. S. M. E., Assistant Manager of Fencing, First Lieutenant R. O. T. C. WILLIAM FAVRE SLATER Memphis, Tenn. Electrical Engineering ATA, Southerners Club. I-IENRYRI-IARoLD SMILIE Cambridge junction, Vt. Agriculture ET. EDWIN Louis SMITH Elyria, Ohio Mechanical Engineering KAP. FRANK ENGELBERT SMITH Brooklyn Arts and Sciences Freshman Cross Country Team, Varsity Cross Country Squad 2, 3, Newman Club. HARLEY GIBBS SMITH, JR. Cleveland, Ohio Arts and Sciences JJKE, Wearer of the C , Varsity Cross Country Squad 2, Varsity Track Squad ZQ Varsity Cross Country Team 3, College Cross Country Team I, 2 , Cross Country Club. ROBERT FRANCIS SMITH Lucllowville Agriculture Cosmopolitan Club. ROBERT TAYLOR SMITH Honesdale, Pa. Agriculture ATA, Freshman Crew Squad, Varsity Crew Squad, Freshman Advisory Committee 3 , Dairy Products judging Team 3. WILLIAM HOWARD SMITH North Rose Arts and Sciences AXA. WILLIAM EMERSON SNEE West Elizabeth, Pa. Chemistry RAYMOND DIMMICK SNYDER Hillsdale Arts and Sciences Louis SOLOVAY Brooklyn Arts and Sciences College Swimming Team ZQ College Soccer Team, Novice Wrestling Championship, 145-pound Class 35 Swimming Club, Undergraduate Scholarship, State Tuition Scholarship, College I-Ionor Group 2. TOWNSEND SOUTHARD Ocean Side Mechanical Engineering EN , University Crchestra, Assistant Manager 2. ROBERT ToDD SPRAGUE New Berlin Civil Engineering QA, The Cornell Civil Engineer Board. ALFRED NELSON SPROULE Watkins Agriculture RICHARD FRANCIS STRONG STARR Easton, Md. Agriculture Zwlfg Freshman Advisory Committee Manager 3. WILLIAM STEFFY Dover, Del, Q12 3, Masque 2, 3, Assistant Civil Engineering V -...-- y -p-...r 3- - 4.-Y - -,. 3 . .Y E' ,R Aa . Li .' ..:: J' ,W , I Q 'I 1' u ll N iQ I L l W - - -,-- V- - ,- 75 - '1- U ' TTT i j'r f TT.'-. F' .- 2' . ., CLASS OF IQ24 XVALTER EUGENE STEVENS Greenville Agriculture Cross Country Club, Track Club. DONALD MARSHALL STEVENSON Cold S,bring-on-Hudson Mechanical Engineering R. O. T. C. Band, Manager 3, First Lieutenant 3. HENRY CHASE STONE New Brighton Mechanical Engineering XIITQ Atmosg Freshman Basketball Teamg Varsity Basketball Squad 2, 31 Varsity Soccer Team 2, 31 Chairman, Freshman Tax Committee, Chairman, Sophomore Rush Committee, Chairman, junior Promenade Committeeg Freshman Advisory Committee, C. U. C. A. Council, British- American Clubg A. S. M. E. HENRY NORTON STONE Roanoke, Va. Arts and Sciences 9AXg Aleph Samachg Wearer of the UC , Varsity Track Team 23 junior Smoker Committeeg Musical Clubs. THEODORE HARVEY STORY New York City Electrical Engineering Huntington Clubg Sophomore Rush Committee, Independent Associa- tion Council, Secretary 2. JOHN PAUL STRATFORD Los Angeles, Calif. Electrical Engineering CEDDIE BLAIR STRICKLAND High Point, N. C. Civil Engineering GEORGE LAUDER STRINGHAM lWappingers Falls Veterinary QUKNII. ALLEN KNOX STRONG Waterloo Agriculture AFP, Aleph Samachg Wearer of the C , Freshman Crew g Varsity Crew 2, C. U. C. A. Council BQ College I-Ionor Committee 35 College Class President 2. CHARLES NICHOLAS STRONG Pittsburgh, Pa. Arts and Sciences AXAg University Band I, 2, 3Q C. U. C. A. Council, Assistant Chime- master 3 g State Cash and Tuition Scholarshipsg UndergraduateScholarship. THEODORE CARROLL STRONG Pittsburgh, Pa. Arts and Sciences AXA. JAMES ROY STUART Versailles, Ky. Mechanical Engineering CIDKXII 5 Southerners Club. DAVID STUTSON Norfolk, Va. Law AEII g The Cornell Law Quarterly Board, Assistant Business Manager 3. HARRY ANDERSON SUMMERS Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering Independent Association, Vice-President 3. V FRANK LEANDER SUNDSTROM Middletown Arts and Sciences ,CIDKNIQ ZAXQ Aleph Samachg Wearer of the CHQ Freshman Football Team 5 Varsity Football Team 2, 3, Freshman Track Squadg Freshman Baseball Squad, Freshman Banquet Committeeg Sophomore Spring Day Committee. 3 FRANCISCO TAUFER SUNICO Manila, P, l. Mechanical Engineering Filipino Cornelliansg A. S. M. E., A. l. E, E., Cosmopolitan Club. v----r-eras-Tv-'+P 'iimfw-:.'vTTfT3 'f if S97-TF 'T-fi ii fn? 712' iff '2? iYLE . fn' tif: JT..':Lf'51f. QTY-,'55 if5 1P,', i -F'.f.uf R -clfii 2-f-ii 12-??i5'i19 111-L44-L-1-f-Eifff-E1--,TLQ --1 1--. -. -.-..-is if I 213 , . -v A -f. 'I' 51 rf 1 'P 2 1 4 as jg-N1-L.-.L .... lg..--l-,.f3,fll 5. . ,- ll I - .2 .4 fx L. Q. 0 l n llflllli' ' CTT 'F I' T ' S S T WT l S? itll l if. ,grill CLASS OF 1924 , if Iffli . ' Ilifllf , , , , A 4 will SYDNEY SPRINGER SWINDELLS Brooklyn Civil Engineering ,Q 5 A. S. C. E. 'ggi fir l ' . ' .lialli PEDRO SY-QUIA Y MICHEL Manila, P. I . Chemistry Cosmopolitan Club, Filipino Cornellians. 'fi 'ESM , fi ,lim MERTON NOYE TAYLOR Holley Agriculture QA lrltlyli Freshman Basketball Team. A fl lift . ' Qs limi RAYMOND LEECH TAYLOR Catskill Agriculture A E .lbw Huntington Club, State Tuition Scholarship. FJ ff'-wi ag Qiiigfiil ANTONIO TEXIDOR Guayarna, P. R. Agriculture ,lfsl 'lil AMD in 'V'-H . fm CLIFFORD THATOHER West Danby Agriculture llfftili if HASKELL MoIssoN THOMAS Florence, S. C. Civil Engineering fIJKEg Pyramid, Freshman Advisory Committee 35 Southerners Club g lj gilill oiee Club 2, 3. lg ' ' 5. ELLIOTT ROGERS THOMPSON Wycombe, Pa. Mechanical Engineering llfifi' fIDKXIf, UACFH 5 Varsity Soccer Team, Varsity Lacrosse Teamg Sopho- gl EQEI5, more Smoker Committee g junior Smoker Committee g Freshman Advisory Committee 3, A. A. Membership Committee 3. . . . . P lglll FRANK LESLIE THOMPSON Brooklyn Civil Engineering ig! llgfi I AfIDA, Freshman Cross Country Team, Freshman Track Squad, lp Q' Varsity Track Squad 2, Cosmopolitan Club. T I l fa lvl, MAXWELL HANSINO TIELKE Cleveland, Ohio Mechanical Engineering .S ,551 ZW. S3 Ie. l MATTHEW ALOYSIUS TIFFANY Bujalo Arts and Sciences ,Q QQ Eleusis. rv! l I I ESSE LAMB TILLINOHAST Ovid Aericulture . , o al ' fr 1 rJ U33 MANUEL Y QUIJANO TINIO Cabanatuan, P. I. Mechanical Engineering A' I I College Soccer Team, Novice Boxing Championship, I If-pOLl1 1Cl Class I g fx 3 University Boxing Championship, 125-pound Class 2 3 A. S. M. E. 5 Filipino I 5 . Cornelliansg Cosmopolitan Club. Q NSY l :ls ROBERT NOEL TITUS Elmira Chemistry I .gl i TQ y AXE, College Crew 2. ,Q l,vl A 93 EW JOHN ODELL TODD M inneapolis, Minn. Arts and Sciences Q7 .Gil , APT, Glee Club. ,Aj 4 Mi , Eu KARL WHITNEY TOMPKINS Peekshill Chemistry 'gg AXE. 1 til . . . . fi lg? LEWIS ALVA TOMPKINS, JR. East Orange, N. j. Civil Engineering 5 'Q XIfTg Pyramid, Freshman Football Squad, Varsity Football Squad 25 .' University Light Heavyweight Boxing Championship I g College Tax ,Li i fi: Committee 3g Cornell-in-China Club, Boxing Club. A J ' I' S , PAUL HENRY TRAVIS East Stroudsburg, Pa. Mechanical Engineering gl 5155 AXP, Freshman Crew Squad, Varsity Crew Squad 2, BQ Freshman S my y Tax Committee. I , mfr L Will L. .... L . . . .... -..L.L.-.--,LL- ..m...L.MK.,--......-.,.+,, .,--,....,Lm,,L.Q A ,L 214 .. ..... ..-, . .. ,,.,.--.... 'TJ . ' . r . l 1' ' - I 'J ' ' lllf',..L..LL..L-.,-IL25 'Y ce 1 A, A 5- I i . f V . , V' I M -Ak., V.-Y.A'.,,qiyY' V5 k.-- 1.-Ah. Y :yu LJ ,i l ' ll .wi wi 'si A 4 -ll 1 -9 f ..,. i i CLASS OF 1924 HARRY TURK New York City Arts and Sciences Boxing Club5 State Tuition Scholarship. FREDERICK ELMER UHL Baltimore, Md. Mechanical Engineering KAP5 C. U. C. A. Cabinet. HAROLD WITTE UHRBROCK Brooklyn Architecture AEfIJ5 Officers Club5 Second Lieutenant R. 0. T. C. 3. JOHN EMMET UPSTILL Cleveland, Ohio Mechanical Engineering ATS25 Freshman Advisory Committee 35 Assistant Manager of lnterscholastic Track 3. HENRY POLK VAUGI-IAN Aflontreal, Canada Mechanical Engineering CDKE5 Freshman Advisory Committee 4g British-American Club5 The Cornell Era Board, Photographic Editor 3. CLINTON MONTGOMERY VERNON Middletown Mechanical Engineering Seal and Serpent 5 College Soccer Team 35 Manager of Freshman Wrestling5 Assistant Manager of Wrestling 35 State Tuition Scholarship. ,ri ROBERT GTTO VOLKENING New York City Mechanical Engineering HA. CIJKNII5 Freshman Crew Squad5 Varsity Crew Squad Z3 Entertain- ifs ment Committee 35 The Cornell Era Board 3. Qll ROMULUS SEITZ VON HAZMBURG Cincinnati, Ohio Chemistry QQ. RAYMOND GILLESPIE WALKER Greene Law z ft f1JNog TKA. ,fig fill BRUNO LOUIS WALLENDORF Brooklyn Agriculture Freshman Football Squad 5 Varsity Football Squad 2, 3 5 Varsity Track Squad 2, 35 Newman Club. 1 T , i HAROLD CARL WASHBURN Franklinville Agriculture ilqfill hifi FRANK DELAPLAIN WATERHOUSE Wheeling, W. Va. Arts and Sciences CIJEK5 C. U. C. A. Councilg Mandolin Club. 334' llw FRED WALTER WATERMAN Elyria, Ohio Mechanical Engineering liill AKE5 Atmos5 Captain, Freshman Track Team 5 College Track Team 2 5 Freshman Tax Committee5 junior Smoker Committee5 College Honor Committee 3 5 British-American Club5 Exeter Club. :fan LESLIE LAWRENCE WATKINS Ithaca Agriculture his lgf, I PAUL WEBSTER Cazenovia 'Chemistry 'J Hi CARL FREDERIC WEDELL Bu-Halo Landscape Architecture AT5 Captain, Freshman Basketball Team5 Varsity Basketball Team 2, A3 5 Freshman Banquet Committeeg Freshman Rush Committeeg Sophomore Dance Committee5 Freshman Advisory Committee 35 Scalp gil and Blade. lb? SAMUEL ANDREW WEEDEN Norwich Electrical Engineering Acacia5 Masonic Club, Secretary 3. ., lil- M gm, W- M 5 5 .gg A- 215 fy. 'Q 4 r x -.I I I I I l I but T ll E' I ---ZW 3 - W- .OF .. E.Y.L..lLEl-gmf .O . .!-.-.A3.-Ii gf?-liwilig- -Hmm A --W, M,-H, ----, ...i-w.-.---. Lilg Eltll lil ilxirfl CLASS OF I924 l LL.: l will . lvl, , f lil l VICTOR GTTO WEHLE jamaica U Law lgjl. 1 ,il 5 Eleusisg AEPQ A6695 Scabbard and Bladeg Varsity Lacrosse Squad 5 :jig I'-1 E Ca tain, College Soccer Teamg Freshman Debate Teamg Varsity Debate II-'ff -. P , . . Ia Teamg College Honor Committeeg College Athletic Directorg Officers get Clubg Rifle Club, Freshman Debate Clubg C. U. C. A. Cabinet, Captain :QI R. O. T. C.g Winner '94 Memorial Debate, State Tuition Scholarship. VF , 'T' , JOSEPH WEINGOLD Brooklyn Arts and Sciences Iva EAM. HIS I: 'll' Ii I .. at . ,sl CHARLES SPANOLERZWEISER York, Pa. Chemistry ll 5 College Crew. F'-.I FJ V CEORCELAMONTEWEIsSENBUROERKeokuk, Iowa Mechanical Engineering I 26125 Freshman Track Teamg Varsity Track Squad 2, 3 g Mandolin Club, Q1 I .WI Clee Club. if I. yi .ig l ' l 'Nil FQ. . . 'ff WALTER WELTI Salt Lake City, Utah Arts and Sciences Telluride Associationg Cosmopolitan Club, Savage Club, Clee Clubg :gag L Spanish Club, President 3. Q S X 11:1 1 WILLIAM HARRISON WHEELER Florida Agriculture gil, .il NU' lllklll . . . n. I Nw BRITTON WHITE Denver, Colo. Mechanical Engineering rel. . Xxif. tip CLIFFORD REES WHITE Hollis Arts and Sciences Huntington Clubg College Baseball Team z. nfl . 231 RALPH WHITING Ithaca Veterinary Qfll l rx. SITE 355 fr ' l, 9 ISE DON JAY WICKHAM Hector Agriculture Llil if AI'Pg Varsity Soccer Team 2, 33 College Soccer Team I 3 Assistant gil College Athletic Director 3. ul' 'Lj ALLYN WICKS Oxbow Agriculture 54 Scorpion, The Cornell Countryman Board z, 3. J .gl F' FRANCIS SMITH WIDRIG Sandy Creek Agriculture 'f-fllf Acacia' Masonic Club. fi it l I lik V GEORGE WARREN WILDER, JR. New York City Agriculture if l Xfibg Masque. ' lllvi' . . . . All TNT DUNCAN BALLARD WILLIAMS Glen Ridge, N. j. Mechanical Engineering QU 'Iii W- A ggi ill: E' l j I GEORGE CLARK-WILLIAMS Brewster Electrical Engineering - QI Wearer Of the C 5 Freshman Track Teamg Varsity Cross Country ,IMI Team z, 3 3 Cross Country Clubg State Cash Scholarship. lit- .I . ? itil, ISAAC LANCLEY WILLIAMS Exeter, N. H. Agriculture 53 R A NED VQLLIAMS Easley, S. C, Civil Engineering I .1 KZ. 93 - ASH. I iQf'ff?-?'?5H1':e+:5fB?5 2g?Q f's:f..i',f?2 !l5l5FTf' 5 5Q1iE?7F1-Eff ?ii,f'f'f'3 fF1l gif f ill- fi-if , -, ' 4 ,Y . tae Elf--AAfQi.ie.U, - .I-ar:-fi .3 gf.. -Fax 216 'L V . .. . M, . LJ? I 1, -F . F 'HL U- .N.-,l-.L,..EL Ll. FQ i yi tl Ill S I 'I .I I ' v li El 'I l I! li .Jw ' I l Y- I 'Y .-'-r-- +- -I-' i-f ..- ,.- -, .. -Y- V--.--V ..-.- ., . -L--.-v-Af -- - f ,,v-- f. Q ,r,-A,...- ,V-,, ,, .L .Q f, .- .- .' .-. . .-A.: . ,f..v.-'-.g- -A -. .5 .., ,.. .- .- . . -Aan Lf. A . A -f .5 . . ,',.j.v,'.1x,-1IV,f.xL .f CLASS OF IQ24 I j EDWARD NVILLIM, JR. Dover, Del. Agriculture l ATA. T JOHN THOMAS NVOLF East Elmhurst Agriculture I EDWARD HAROLD WOLKIND Bujjfalo Arts and Sciences 'J BEP5 Blauvelt Scholarshipg State Tuition Scholarship. l-IERMAN NVOLKINSON Brooklyn Law I College Soccer Team 35 Cosmopolitan Club5 Varsity Debate Team 2, Q Squad 35 '86 Memorial Contest ZQ State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. l FREDERIC CONGER NVOOD Brooklyn Civil Engineering i QHKXII5 Pyramidg Freshman Advisory Committee BQ The Cornell Widow Board, Assistant Business Manager 3. l ll JOHN PALEN WOOD Newport News, Va. Mechanical Engineering Varsity Track Squad 3 5 Independent Association, Secretary of Council 5, 35 Parabola Club, President BQ College I-lonor Group I. J EDWARD HAROLD WOODS St. Josephs Mechanical Engineering 'gy Scorpiong A. S. M. E.5 War Service Scholarship. , LOREN STRATTON WOOLSTON Spencerport Agriculture if ET5 Freshman Football Team 5 Agricultural Economics Club. J WILLIAM CHADBOURN WORTH Kiangyen, China Agriculture 'Il MAURICE WADE YALE Guilford Agriculture I R RICHARD CRAWFORD YATES Buffalo, Agriculture 'I ECID5 Aleph Samachg Freshman Advisory Committee 35 Musical Clubs, J Major Sports Council 3 5 Assistant Manager of Crew 3. LOUIS JEN TSENG YEN Tientsin, China Chemistry it PXI15 Chinese Students Club5 C. U. C. A. Council. FRANK LEVI YOUNG, JR. Ossining Mechanical Engineering f I GA. I? WILLIAM AUGUSTINE ZALESAK Washington, D. C. Electrical Engineering Varsity Swimming Team 25 Senators Club, Gfficers Clubg Swimming in Club, Vice-President 33 Lieutenant R. O. T. C. DAWSON FRANK ZAUG New London, Wis. Law ' QIJKXII5 QDACD5 Pyramidg A. A. Membership Committee BQ Fresh- ' man Advisory Committee 3, Exeter Clubg Minor Sports Councilg gy Assistant Manager of Tennis 3. S' FREDERICK ZIMAN Brooklyn Arts and Sciences Qi University Orchestra 5 State Tuition Scholarship. 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A A ., A A A 2 'i ll 1 1 Q 'S n U IL N ll L I l X N l Index to Fraternities NAME PAGE Acacia . . 310 Alpha Chi Rho . 312 Alpha Chi Sigma 342 Alpha Delta Phi 256 Alpha Epsilon Pi 356 Alpha Gamma Rho 346 Alpha Phi Delta 368 Alpha Psi . 3o6 Alpha Sigma Phi 314 Alpha Tau Omega 272 Alpha Zeta V . 292 Beta Sigma Rho 318 Beta Theta Pi . 270 Chi Phi . 25o Chi Psi . 260 Delta Chi . 284 Delta Kappa Epsilon 264 Delta Phi . 288 Delta Tau Delta 278 Delta Upsilon . 258 Eleusis . . 334 Huntington Club 362 Kappa Alpha . 252 Kappa Delta Rho 338 Kappa Phi . 34o Kappa Psi . 3o8 Kappa Sigma . 290 Lambda Chi Alpha 344 Omega Tau Sigma 328 Omicron Alpha Tau 336 Phi Delta Sigma 296 ..E, ,,-,.a., -,,. Y E CLE.. NAME Phi Delta Theta Phi Epsilon Pi . Phi Qamma Delta Phi Kappa Psi . Phi Kappa Sigma Phi Sigma Delta Phi Sigma Kappa Pi Kappa Alpha Pi Kappa Phi . Pi Lambda Phi Psi Upsilon Rho Psi . Scorpion . . Seal and Serpent Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Alpha Mu Sigma Chi . Sigma Nu Sigma Phi . Sigma Phi Epsilon Sigma Phi Sigma Sigma Pi . . Sigma Upsilon . Theta Alpha . Theta Chi . Theta Delta Chi Theta Xi . . Zeta Beta Tau . Zeta Psi . . Zodiac . . Cornell Independent Association .,.,, V ,.-.l. . , PAGE . 266 . 326 . . 274 . 254 . 320 . 366 . 276 . 36o - 364 . 322 . 268 - 354 . 35o . 3o2 . 286 . 324 . 282 - 7-94 . 280 . . 33o . 316 . 358 . 352 . 348 . 332 . 262 . 298 . 304 . 248 . . . 3oo 370 1 Til T?'QQ?ii5ff2'fff T PiQii1'ff?WaZi?T2g2 ffl? iffii' 2 -v A I ! 0 2 v 1 U, 1 1 BELLE, ,,..,.,.,...,-..--A.,.F V VV., Y W, ., , ,. , V if ,. ,, , .f -,.,, 4 W, ,- -. -.v ff ef,,,-,V-xp,-W ,Y ,, ,,, ,. ,. , V , ,.,-,. ,- 3- ,V . . . . I Nw , K, . .V -.-Q: it .V ,gh J, A, --.E rf. ng Y ,V -,im-W ,-, ,Wi , ,,-W -L::..'lf-1:7 . A --W -A Y -g-- - l-f-1--X35-dk' VW V' - -1 A-A. I, ,Y l. V.. uv , - , , . ,.,, - .- . Y! YsAn V Mgr-WAn3',.ggY.r.fg4-: ,, . v ,., .Q ,I yr 1,14 ..:..f vnu... ,-.4'4'. .. f' 0 ll ,i -hi .. W, .-.v V..V.. -q in l wi . 1 .lc A QW 'Y Lf E A -L. 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I., y 1 5.1 A Iv I. fu I' Ii' il: I C fi in ,O 14 IOQT run fraezz-A--fri Afsfff-4-vfqf-isxiii:-an,W----1-I--75122-f+?1-Aff.-rf:-f-1, , , V , .. . ff rf ' ' .2 g.i:if,.x ..-'1'..1- ,,i.wfr:f-5.f1 if -fr -r if f 'PY'-f as Mfflf-Z 7' , L-LLL A. fhgl' Lgiflglgz' ' J, 14 ' W1-' 'I fwwfiiif 'Wir ' will h , t if ,Q i Jia' ' Chi Phi Founded at Princeton 1814 ROLL OF CHAPTERS University of Virginia University of Texas Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cornell University Emory College Sheffield Scientific School, Yale Rutgers College V Lafayette College I-Iampden-Sydney College Amherst College Franklin and Marshall College Dartmouth College University of Georgia Lehigh University Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Georgia Institute of Technology Ohio State University Ohio Wesleyan University University of California University of Illinois Stevens Institute of Technology University of Wisconsin University of Alabama University of Michigan Iowa State College 5 Curtis Ru gles Meyer Quinn Wilder Street I-linkle Sullivan Edstrom McGuire Patten Roberts Lewis Sloan Gouinlock Landers Boyd Marple Gibb Macy Adams Brown Lent ,I ewell , . 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I- ,vnu rw ,I-'. Cr 'IA ,f ,If II I I I I iv! 1 I I II ,L I 5-TI If Chi gDlIi ' F 0 . X2 Chapter Established in 1868 I FRATRES IN FACULTATE JOHN HALL SKEEN PRESERVED SMITH Igxv GRANT ADAM GOEBEL FRATRES IN URBE FREDERICK WILLIAM ALBREE HENRY HALSEY MILLER I jjrw ARTHUR NORMAN GIBB WILLIAM HENRY MILLER IILJIII ALFRED LINDLEY GOODRICH WILLIAM TOREY MORRIS IIILQI FRANK IRVINE ROBERT HENRY TREMAN I 'Ia' - Iillfgx SENIGRS JOHN PAUL ANDREWS HENRY STEELE LEWIS QIIKII HAROLD ELMER BOYD NATHAN BOILEAU MARBLE, JR. .SEI JOHN COLLINS GIBB HENRY CODDINGTON MEYER, 3D MI EDWARD VERNON GOUINLOCK HENRY ALLISON ROBERTS IIQIIQ WILLIAM FISKE LANDERS, JR. ROBERT JAMES SLOAN, JR. J, IIQI JUNIORS II. ALMON BARTON RUGGLES JOHN EDWARD SULLIVAN MII GORDON PARKHURST STREET GEORGE WARREN WILDER, JR. IIIIII A SOPHOMORES ILS IEPTII CHARLES GOULDING CURTIS TERRY STEWART HINKLE IIIII BJORN RANDALL EDSTROM JOHN GAYLORD MCGUIRE 'FI WILLIAM BROWDER FLINN ZEBOIM CARTER PATTEN, JR. JOHN RYAN QUINN IRI FRESHMEN JOHN CRAWFORD ADAMS RALPH GUTHRIE LENT JAMES EPPS BROWN, JR. FRANK HUSSEY MACY, 3D HENRY TILLMAN JEWELL CHARLES ALLEN TALMADGE ga' JOHN BAYARD TRACY I 'J I I I L.-0. 4 VA. - - 4, M,1M,,,ig',' ,1i'. ' 'iiC .CTW E 1 L . ILL, ., L, ' . LTL, I II' -- . JEL- 5' - I I -H -A-vw A - - -A -- A Q51 'F' ' I I I II J, If I ,Y .I' 'IA ,II Iii! II in I Wal III' Ill I ,Im IIS. I I I. In ,. XI- I C1 pI IIK ,II , ,II III-l I1 II Illd I, IQ 'I IHJ I. in ,. 'HI 1,11 I :QI L I J, I. :rv 'Is Ij. Inf If I II , I-. IX I I I wif-gg A, A I L A-I K A III Q '. L. fy If If .12 PII S .-, X I K 'I I 11 I, I2 I, I2 z, U il IT A ,. I. L If I-- II-' If II Ii II? II' I. .,,, YC., L-.I I IIFH IH ' II I. Db I 1 Iwi I II. II I I 'VIE UI IX' 'viii' X927 ITURNEILIAN1 F7742 i ri f -41 'I i' fi? -ini --ee-f ffflfwgf il-'?i,7 , L, lf: ,, H, F - 1, ,. 4:?: Lk. I -- 1 :gf-, -r Q. 1,53 1 azaigrizf .ex-2i.s k.r1Q1..'4f,2zf,:',J,--Q lag 322397 '- 5315 -1,5 3. 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WL, , , .F In f til I 57 I IT, i .Nesbett A. B. Treman Frost A. H Treman Bird Brockway Reif I F3 I mi PHealy Kingsley Barr- Wheeler Avery jewett Lindeman C Wright Rogers Youngman Egeberg i T- I ,541 roctor Veeder Kidd Weekes Clarke Whelan Evans P. Wright Lee Thompson I .5 Iwi? Turner Brooks Breckenridge Williams Berlinghof Vincent Tilton I I ii - ,: ,L, ,Q-,W , I TT, ,LLL Lggjigi., , -gjigggglf-4 ,igglig Lg,1i':,, wiiijiiliggiill f' ' i vie., g 241531 QL: L? ??f 1'l'lQ LLTQIQLLZZ'Qi 3'4'i'-'pvligflrf?Q'35?i?3?f7lff QQ'-i 5?'fi97P?l'iI ' Tec, LMM, +7 V Yi ,ir ,YYY VV V M ig ?V vi- i .ii-L 952 I H 1' 1 0 2 1 4 ll 12, N I. I I l X 'Q ,.. I, V, -f . 1- 7 - . .. .- A , --,. , -, R ,Y ., , ,P v -. --.f Y AI- v yu' , f w, :A Y- .Q 4 0 ,-,,-',-..' -' It - . ,f - - .K ..v. . ,- J-A f. . - .' ,IL I- . If .5 ni- J-HI: Wl::iL!JIk lXGpp0 UIQUILU New York Gamma Chapter Established in 1868 FRATRES IN FACULTATE THOMAS FREDERICK CRANE WILLIAM ALEXANDER HAMMOND GUY SHEPARD GREENE DONALD WRIGHT KINGSLEY FREDERIC CLARK PRESCOTT FRATRES IN URBE CHARLES HAZEN BLOOD FREDERICK SKELDING SOMMERS CHARLES DIBBLE BOSTWICK CHARLES EDWARD TREMAN EDWARD HERMAN BOSTWICK ROBERT ELIAS TREMAN SHERMAN PEER MYNDERSE VAN CLEEF SEN IORS , EDWARD CARRINGTON AVERY JOHN GOTTLIEB NESBETT SAMUEL BANCROFT BIRD HERBERT RICHARD REIF JOHN DUNN BROCKWAY ARTHUR BOTT TREMAN RUSSELL WELLAND FROST ALLAN HOSIE TREMAN EVERETT PEPPERRILL WHEELER, ZD , JUNIORS CHARLES JAMES BARR, JR. RICHARD WILLIAM DICKINSON JEWETT ROGER OLAP EGEBERG JAMES MCDONALD LINDEMAN JAMES ROGERS, 2D ' SOPHOMGRES JAMES RUSSELL CLARKE, JR. HERMAN GREIG VEEDER HAYDN ROTH EVANS JOHN JOSEPH WHELAN EDWARD ALEXANDER PROCTOR CHARLES PENZEL WRIGHT WILLIAM RATCLIFF THOMPSON PHILIP LESLIE WRIGHT GORDON ESREY YOUNGMAN FRESHMEN ROSCOE GEORGE BERLINGHOF DOUGLAS BOARDMAN LEE HUGH BRECKENRIDGE BENJAMIN ELLSWORTH TILTON, JR. JAMES WILLIAMS BROOKS TRACY LAY TURNER, JR. ROBERT POMEROY BARTLETT KIDD MORDELO LEE VINCENT, JR. ' COLEMAN SHALER WILLIAMS -- ---- -' -H ,,,,,Li,..EfN.. -MW ,- fY- A Y A-7--.1 I ' i 'Ai 'TT:': 'ff'Qft'7f.W ,, ' -A 'ac'-:fi '7'fT Ei -- A-ff W -- 1: - i:T?-'IVV'-i1:.i7'T 7T 9 if 'vLi1'? :3'Z,?' I Q 1 A' -v:'ua42Yf1fxf2'Cd'5'QfA n -Q-PEW'-f f -P':hl2Q2'ff--1 1?-KAEL4.-L. il -,,- N Vg 5 wi Avi f k Y Y W Y, .-E.. 253 x 1. Tun. 1921 flL-cB3EILlxN -,i .L E, fi x e -v f raft 'f?xf'i?A sr - Q- .. .fr-'1 ' .aiK'-flV1ifeuff2r:.gaffs5aafaefwag iL12'f+ff'+'Ef' Tii1'if.fga3:a iff' at-A S' 'MDPEWWY-an fi , l 5.r,, li 'Q K .. s L Vi! , ' li C' A Z Plz ' cz a S iff K l ':::::1iz5:..,.. r Z Z ' 11 V, , ga f1: -- f21f:ii'i v,, .,, L K il 1 1 5: ZPL- ,. . D IH: Founded 1857, ' to i .fi KS .1 .- : : f f : I 5' X J 1 4 -1, , 1' .- f .- .- .- ,- q .- J a t A- f .- .- .- .A .- 1-Qi ' ' -' if . Q ROLL OF CHAPTERS 1 6 Allegheny College C: IQ i .... 4 . . vi fly .- Bucknell University 2,4 .- .-f.- Gettysburg College lille l 1- 1 1' .' I J ' : .' .' .' . ' . . I VU W f Dwklflson College Will Franklin and Marshall Colle e lsr' il vi A 3 ayeffe O age , fe ES ll-l f' University of Pennsylvania 155 ftfifi if ' Q ' ' M Swarthmore College ' V' Dartmouth College ral l GH l ., .ii.Q i fill-Ti ' . W X Amherst College r 'rr-V l Brown University Nfl Will Cornell University University of lndiana 'QB UHu'l , . . . 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Wittenburg University University of Nebraska gg l lgggli Ohio State University Leland Stanford, jr., University Case School of Applied Science University of California gi De Pauw University Pennsylvania State College ,ig lfgll Washington and jefferson College lowa State College Qi i University of Washington University of Oklahoma rj , 'w' N fl S5 1lfSif C' Pi? is ,Ll l ' Q fill' li llifl i cl i P, ,xg 1 lltf i is i :Z-l Q lsll 'Q 'gil i is if A .all tg 3 ima: K' rf .L Si 7 M mi - '55 W1 llil i 3 ' fl: Nfl ' PRI- 'Sw LQ aw l H. Zaucg H. Hunter Secor Macomber C. Thompson Roberts Ohl Ludlum Davis :rm Burnett umaer 4 Stringham Hartell Sundstrom Diamond E. Thompson Wood F. Bissell Volkening , S4 H: Stuart Milligan A T, Bissell Williams Schreyer Sherwood May Bell Pickwick 212 ,iii W Carpenter Smith Field Emeny Eldredge Waltz P, Hunter Hill Walker Chadeayne X12 i lifg ,,,-gjYT1'Qf g' A ' 'M' 'jifgqf I'f,lTjjf,,:111T:'l'fW 'P1 :f'MT if-. LY A F' T71 o f7'i!:?f?T???if'F.'?T'Tw TT '1.i:f'g?TfT'e7??'iZ3? :t17:i2rfin liivzfa-1 -1,33 459141 1 J ,.:'4' Lg, ngimggigfgg ' 5 114 fii-k:E?i?i::??fv13:1-:i,Q'., LW ,g,L:.L1.1..e.,af , V. I I -I 2 I I ll II N I. I LJIJA x ' I' ' '-.4 .R J - . luB4'LII. 1: f- .-I.- A .'-I. fn,-:.i,,:,EB,:..: 1,-L -4:-Y -. ,. ., -. .fi ,::::::-.giq .- - I V - I, Y ,. -I f,.f..,.I Il f - I- f I .-- , .1 -I 1- ,I-I.- -W L. LIL-- -,-.qD-wLL.,.LV Sl-Dill: qfalopa QSC New York Alpha Chapter Established in 1869 FRATRES IN FACULTATE JOHN RICE EDEN CARLETON CHASE MURDOCK ERNEST GEORGE MERRITT EDWIN LUTHER SIBERT FRATRES IN URBE JOHN EDWARD DIXON HENRY POMEROY HORTON EDWIN HULBERT JAMES STULTZ BELL THOMAS ASHLEY BISSELL EDGAR SAUNDERS MAY SEN ICRS OTIS PARKER WILL FREDERICK OLDS BISSELL, JR. NEWTON COLLAMORE BURNETT WALTER JAMES DIAMOND ELLIOTT WILDER GUMAER JOHN ANTHONY HARTELL JOHN DICKEY LINCOLN IUNIORS SOPHOMORES LOCKWOOD WHITNEY CARPENTER DAVID FLOYD DAVIS, JR. HOWARD LOUIS HUNTER. ROBERT COUMBE LUDLUM WILLIAM HIRAM MAGOMBER THEODORUS SMITH CHADEAYNE SAMUEL FOSTER ELDREDGE, JR. FREDERICK LATHAM EMENY RICHARD CLARK FIELD F RESI-IMEN ALFRED JOSEPH LARKIN LOWELL HAINES MILLIGAN JAMES ROY STUART LAMBERT BISHOP PICKWICK WILLIAM AUGUSTUS SCHREYER JAMES ELIAS SHERWOOD IAMS GEORGE LAUDER STRINGHAM FRANK LEANDER SUNDSTROM ELLIOTT ROGERS THOMPSON ROBERT OTTO VOLKENING FREDERIC -CONGER WOOD DAWSON FRANK ZAUG DAVID ERNEST OHL THOMAS JOSEPH ROBERTS DANA MONTROSE SECOR CHAUNCEY ARTHUR THOMPSON HAROLD MILTON ZAUG EDWARD UPDIKE HILL PAUL WYLIE HUNTER CULVER ALLAN SMITH WILLIAM WAY WALKER TOM ALLEN WALTZ ' Ir: s,fl' 2, I ! f2I IM' IIJIII I III I I-7. I-III III I I M IV If-QI I :QI I, 1 IIEI II, ISN IILWI INN ,IS-I fd! IIQI If-:I IQII' IOII I IQIQII II'?uI I Ir? JI, IH IIQIVI IIfIvI IQIII I I III? 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NL , li ll 1.. ,.:':,., .L if- .1 fi. 1 y 11, l ,L ff' lil' V ' eil 111' llubfw Hamilton College Columbia University Yale University Amherst College Brown University Western Reserve University Bowdoin College Dartmouth College University of Michigan University of Rochester Alpha elta hi Founded at Hamilton College 1832 I ROLL OF CHAPTERS Williams College Wesleyan University Leland Stanford, jr., University Kenyon College Union College Cornell University Trinity College johns Hopkins University University of Minnesota University of Toronto University of Chicago McGill University University of Wisconsin University of California University of Illinois University of Washington V Paterson Brossy Swan Bright Bailey R. F. Pietsch H, Bradley Simmons Coylgendall Splane Booth C. Bradley Noel Beeber Rice Ely Dalton Kimball Fates Lovejoy Scheu Warnick Sexsmith Tone Chase H. Ebersole Brannan R. Ebersole H. Colby Clarkson T. Colby Donaldson Coe Shelby -. 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SENIORS ROBERT OTTS BRANNAN RUSSEL NICHOLS CHASE I3 JOHN TURNER CLARKSON Lx WILLIAM JOHNSTONE ROMER JOHN PAUL YOUNG I ROGER BUTLER WILLIAMS, SR. THOMAS BERRY COLBY STUART SHAW DONALDSON HAROLD LEON EBERSOLE ROGER JEWETT COE RAYMOND ARTHUR EBERSOLE HORACE FARNHAM COLBY ALEXANDER WINCHESTER SHELBY JUNIORS Q PHILIP DALTON WALTER RANDOLPH PIETSCH LQ HUGH LEA FATES ALBERT JAMES SCHEU, JR. 'Q DAVID WHEELER KIMBALL HENRY PERRY SEXSMITH FREDERIC KIMBALL LOVEJOY FRANK JEROME TONE, JR. HENRY GREENE WARNICK Q SOPHOMORES 5. HOLLAND BEEBER ROBERT GROSVENOR ELY A THEODORE HARRINGTON BOOTH THOMAS CURRIE NOEL N CHARLES BRADLEY PAUL KRUGER RICE JOHN EASTLAND COYKENDALL HOWARD LYLE SIMMONS, JR. Q HOWARD SCOTT SPLANE 1 II FRESI-HVIEN Q5 EDWARD HENRY BAILEY, ZD FRANCIS EDWARD BROSSY, JR. IIE HORATIO HUNT BRADLEY ALLAN GUTHRIE PATERSON THOMAS WILLIAM BRIGHT RICHARD FRANCIS PIETSCH Q JOSEPH SWAN If Irigging-,QLQZQZa5g32g1'3jQ'f5qj31j3Q?42:Q gggE53Tg'132f-,',-1273f19.!i2'.i2T123Q2ZT'B'Z'f!T3'qQ'3'e'1figf2,LVIIQQZ 1':EIrsz2'I2' R if .1 257 .q Q - 1 q 11 1 as no IL ,1 I .L gin iq f A--if 2-H' 'T -- -- -s-M-'s-1- -H -Y -jpg. Y, , . . - ., V - -f -,- .-1' -- 1, 1. ,. -1: -,1- .-.. ' f -' '-' 11' XJ ' ,,',1't1' .. ., .- P J' .5451 Ju, Y -L11-,353 f,:li1-11.-'-1 1x 1. 0 , ,v1.. 11, .fJ.1-,f.. ,.,,11.- 3-ir'-V-L EY-L75 fd F11 Mi lf? in 522.2 l 1. JA P7 l .W Q1 ,K ,K elta psilon 'ki 'JL 1.1 4' :'..1g li., 11 Z' 1321 field! QW A Founded 1 83 4 ,, ,. T- l12,y,,gv .,,.. ..,, 5 , ROLL OF CHAPTERS 1 4: 81211, I ERA' . 3 ' Y, p? Q. 3 -. 1'.1'11l 'S 2 . vie 1.1!-1, 2 -l if 4 2:4 f 15 ':1E 5 .. 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FRANK LYSANDER CHAPIN ASA KENNETH LEONARD L' I A ,- EDWIN SPENCER GILLETTE DANIEL EUGENE MARSH :S I. PAUL GILLETTE LEWIS SOUDER SI Irv N Ig: GEORGE ALFRED WALTER 5 'Q X1 SENIORS QI IQ HOWARD ARCHIBALD ACHESON DONALD GRANT MACBEAN IIN OSCAR BAUR, JR. DAVID ALOYSIUS MUNNS QI J CAESAR AUGUSTINE GRASSELLI, ZD FRANK MCCORMICK MYKRANTZ 1 W CHARLES MACKEY HUGHES JOHN THOMAS SHAW, JR.I ', ,-J A gf, . JUNIORS ,E gi I THOMAS CAREY HENNINGS, JR. ROWLAND SMITH REEVE PS RODOLPH LEWIS JOHNSON MORTIMER ALLEN SULLIVAN .Q I - JOHN FREDERICK NIXON LEWIS NEWTON THOMAS ,S LEONARD DAY PARKE FRED WALTER WATERMAN JAMES DONALD W INGATE gg SGPHOMORES IQZ HAROLD WILLIAM MOSER JOHN MCCORMICK MYKRANTZ gi EY TEN EYCK BRONX POWELL ' I s Qi FRESHMEN A 85 ANDREW OHN BIEMILLER HAYWARD HEADDEN I fa if RALPH STERLING BIDAZY F INLEY CUYLER HUNT L? Q WILLIAM BURKE, JR. ARMIN OSCAR KUEHMSTED, JR. 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IM' 'Ib M N ew York Beta Theta Chapter :HYIP . . . ,Ng Estabhshed IH 1887 E4 WTI jim' FRATRES IN FACULTATE 'Qfi!i EUGENE PLUMB ANDREWS JAMES EDWIN CREIGHTON ' :pn A -v FRATRES IN URBE 32 F31 CARL BRAMLETT CHUPP ERNEST ALLEN MILLER 1214 I3-41' CHARLES EZRA CORNELL VERNON HIGGS SCHNEE A131 A BLINN SILL CUSHMAN HUGO DANIEL SELTON Q, Iijrgm EUGENE ELWIN HASKELL DONALD STEWART IQ AQ FE fy I SENIORS N 'zffb , I -. gf.-I I AUGUSTUS FRANKLIN BALDAUF JAMES DOUGLAS LORENZ J KENNETH HUGO BRUSH LAWRENCE PATTON MAINS A IIUII JOHN BRODERICK HARTNETT GEORGE KENNETH REILLY 1 IRM RUDOLPH ALBERT JOHNSON FREDERICK FOELLER SCHOEPFLIN Q If EDGAR LAWRENCE KAW RONALD GEORGE WATT Q15 I 'CZ I IIIQII JUNIORS , IW JOHN WAKEFIELD BROTHERS GEORGE BAILEY STONE IJ ' 1 IW PUTNAM FENNELL JONES HAROLD LEWIS TREU Q3 JSFQI A HERMAN KNAUSS JOHN EMMETT UPSTILL JL-9 glfiu ROY COBB LYTLE JAMES CLIFFORD WARDEN In L1 I SOPHOMORES Ig' NELSON GARDENER BUMP DODD FRANCIS MCHUGH ff F HARRY WILLIAM DRYDEN, JR. WILLIAM MCKINLEY ,'J. I Igj SCOFIELD DE LONG SAMUEL MORRIS MILLER gj F 5 A WILLIAM NEALE RODGER I if i' fi FRESHIVIEN S1 ' I ' IJ IQ FRANK OTTO AFFELD, QRD A DOUGLAS LEONARD SCOTT FRANK BALDWIN MACKENZIE JOHN PERRY SEWARD, JR. WILLIAM FOWLER MERRITT JAMES BRERETON TRANTER 24 GOODLOE MALONE PARTEE, JR. JOHN CHILION TREFTS, JR. Q If! EDWARD PARK RANNEY GORDON NIKON TROUSDELL Ig? JOHN ENOCH RUTZLER, JR. JAMES ALEXANDER UPSTILL 'fa I H J I, -A -fA- A -A-A A W- f, I . I I -LL .LL W I L.... -L, L L,-L --.Lap T:-'2Q22'ra TeQzfgfin312 :af:2',.'ig43il E Q 3 . 4' REQ' I2'g2v'a'2f1ef1Qrgigf5 J '5f'LQf,3laNiE2 iqzzmjv , Q73 i -r ' u , 4 I .1 . T Il I 1 Q 7 g i V rf' A-H N E I I. I x hi A M T Xl i1 n. x .1 el 1, l ,, l , 4 F if-eff fefff j,iT',ffif:1Lgeiig?Tf5 viiil-21T1.s'fi?'5f2igj,3SQatfaff-Q-fyga?fFfQf3Tl 'l L '?li'3517'9l25'TLfiiTiiTig :ii-+l1i:e2af? of I -if fiemiaiigrff 1?Li1p1:::2l il i 1 eff- --f' -f --F , 14 i, iZ'liT3r'?- Riff if University of Virginia ,.Z i iil. 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BUTTON PAUL SMITH LIVERMORE DONALD KEITH CHAMPAIGN MORGAN LEWIS MATSON 3 LEIGH MARSH CHAMPAIGN ALBERT SHARPE RAYMOND WARE SENIORS BURKE DOWLING ADAMS HENRY LINDLEY PEEL I 'gl GEORGE CHALFANT CALVERT JOHN WALLACE PURCELL J Aj ALBERT GOODLOE JOYCE, JR. THOMAS KINGERLEE SALMON I K. JUNIORS A N KENNETH FRANKLIN BARTON PAUL FORD LANING 4 Q' WILLIAM LINGO HEARN GUSTAVE STUBBS LOBRANO SGPHOMORES . +I Q JOSEPH BARSTOW ANDRADE, JR. JAMES WALTER GRIMES I WILDER BEAL HENRY CLAY HENDERSON, JR. l Q JOHN LANG BUTTON CLARENCE AUGUSTINE MARTIN, JR. ' GEORGE LANE CROFFORD, JR. WILLIAM YOUNG NAILL LAWRENCE WILLIAM DAY MALCOLM ROLLISON TAYLOR ,IH DANIEL DIEL EHRHARDT, 2D GUY TREVELYN WARFIELD, JR. KENNETH MASON WILSON FRESHMEN WILLIAM JACOB BEISWANGER HOMER TORRENCE HIRST, 3D I-Q JAMES MCNEAL DUNCAN HARRY WELLINGTON HOPE, JR. JACK CURTIS FETTERS FRANK HIRONEMUS MUELLER , Eg GRVAL ALTON SLATER Iii. 'AWA' A., ,. 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Miller Roy Wilcox F, Waterhouse Magee Cook ' ff, I Norris W, Savoye Temple Tonkiri Schmauss Telfer Woodin Jamieson L. Savoye Moore Howell Lil Miller Lockhart Muller Stuntz L. Vilaterhouse Mange Stallman Brownson Schacffier Torek , ell 1 . .L - , W-.- LL. .LL ,..--.,L.L 5if-?ZQ?fQiE'f?f2?35lffiQE3:9rf:2'fQfE1ii5'gg31J2QTffQ'G32E. 276 Iur, l02'fwJW.HL. QY-JLNL1 LIAN , r .I--r , -,f .1-.-.--.. .wwf D, ,.,.-,.- ,-,v 'Dv If Y. r -uf - -- .-,.v f ,S fv ,I .r ff-,npw . ,., ,-.V Y , 4 Q' Y' 1 4- ,-. ,-'Lg-C ,W A .-. ir Auf .M -- -1-31i'WiJ ,QLLY .Y-. - -V .'.-'-,. -.n.u.'..'.u- 4. ,C .si 1- 4: Fil-Dhi C7QzJp1Da, Gamma Chapter Established in 1889 FRATRES IN FACULTATE HERMAN DIEDERICHS VERANUS ALVA MOORE GRANT SHERMAN HOPKINS JOHN EDWIN PERRY FRANK ELMORE RICE FRATRES IN URBE HERBERT WINIFRED BOOL FRANCIS JOSEPH MCCORMICK ARTHUR BENJAMIN BROOKS HAROLD THERON MANDEVILLE GEORGE ELLIOT MINAR I SENIORS EDWARD CHASE BLACKMAN HAROLD LANDRY FURST HENRY CLAY HOWELL FLEMING ESTEP JAMIESON, JR. EDWARD BURGESS MAGEE NORMAN SLAWSON MOORE CHARLES AUGUSTUS NORRIS, JR. WILLIAM FREDERICK COOK TRELFORD SIMPSON MILLER GEORGE PRATT RILEY LOUIS FRANK SAVOYE WALTER TRACEY SAVOYE CARL JOHN SCHMAUSS MAURICE BRADLEY TONKIN THOMAS TELFER HEBER HOLBROOK TEMPLE ERNEST CLINTON WOODIN, JR. JUNIORS EDMUND ADLEBERT ROY FRANK DELAPLAIN WATERHOUSE FREDERICK ATWATER WILCOX SOPHOMORES JOHN CORBIN DANIEL GEORGE O1SHEA, JR. MORRIS DEWOLFE FARR PAUL CLEMSON RAY FRESHIVIEN LEONARD ESMOND BROWNSON, JR. CARL FREDERICK MULLER EDWARD PIERCE LOCKHART JOSEPH ABEGG SCHAEEFLER EMERSON WADSWORTH MANGE WILLIAM MAXIMILIAN STALLMAN JOHN STROTHER MILLER, JR. ALBERT EDWARD STUNTZ LOUIS GRUBB WATERHOUSE 277 T Il F 1 '3 I 1 4 H Q N E L L I A N 1, w , 1 13' 1 1 ,,. I 1 I X 'Ll '1 5 Y-5? V -:ir: 'r-ft?-41f.rf:4i'?f17 'fiffz-if,. 1. .1 , , , . -- ' 12:1 I ' ' T -TT Ig 1I'.-fI 1 V31 -.-1.11 1 ii., 1' J. ij I1I?,1'I --51 I - 'II' Delta T D lt I 1 I 1 I au e cz I 1 X 1..v f I fb I ,. 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J Ri I1 I I Ip Zeiagefa Caap ,. if H I I C' ' 1 P21 - Fg, Kappa Chapter A ' P gk Established in I9O7 ,QQ , gg FRATER IN URBE .F 62 I QJ Hg ISAAC BERNSTEIN I-' I I-X ei A SEN I ORS . in ALBERT SYLVESTER CROCKIN JACOB KIEFER NEWMAN, JR. JEROLD STROUSS MEYER LAWRENCE WEDELL NEWMAN A I7 XLS CY Iii JUNIORS 'N IH HENRY ALCUS, JR. ARNOLD WOLECANC. KOEI-ILER I' 5, DAVID EDGAR KALISCHER I ROBERT JACQUES IVIANHEIMER M, I I RICHARD LEOPOLD WIENER II IQ A IP-3. kj I - SGPHOMORES iq I I 93 HENRY EDWARD ABT MYRON JAMES MORGENROTH Q3 ' W ly QJ ABNER BREGMAN HOWARD EISLER STERNAU cg 'QC HENRY MARTIN GOODKIND LEWIS JOSEPH TROUNSTINE, JR. BENJAMIN HALE HOMAN, JR. RICHARD HERMAN WILE Q !' 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A AHPS I HERBERT PRESS COOPER LOUIS MELVILLE MASSEY 'QQ I Iigjf KARL DALLENBACH FRED STILLMAN ROGERS 12, Iilj Q VICTOR RAYMOND GAGE CHARLES LEOPOLD WALKER H I 'IQ FRATRES IN URBE I SI I .,. , I BENTON GREGG ABBEY EDGAR HERBERT HENDERSON I M., I WILLIAM COOK ANDRAE FLOYD HODSON - I J CHARLES WILLIAM BENNETT JOHN PAUL JONES 554 EDWARD RAYMOND CUSHING ROBERT STEARNS KIRBY Q2 MERL CONRAD GILLIS AXEL MARTIN LARSEN FRANCIS EVAUL HANCE ALBRECHT NAETER S., I RILEY HENRY HEATH , JOHN HERBERT NELSON I 'ISI HARRY CLIFFORD REED 52 WI SENIORS 'I 'QV 9 CLAYTON EARL DECAMP CLARENCE SPRAGUE KENNVORTHY 5 I WILLARD FORREST DODSON JAMES NORTHRUP LIVERMORE CARROLL ESKERT GRIFFIN GEORGE ELLSWORTH SUMNER gg, Iiw WILBER OAKLEY JAMES DONALD DICKSON WHITSON QQ I A UNIORS 59 I' D J R B M N IIIQII HERBERT BRIGGS AVIS OY ENSON ILLER I? LEWIS OSWALD GOODMAN EDWARD ENGELBURT RAYNER I2 II- ' ELMER DAYTON OHNSON SIGMUND WALTER SCHELLKOPF EQ I H J LEROY ERNEST JOHNSON SAMUEL ANDREW WEEDEN E III? CLYDE LEWIS KERN FRANCIS SMITH WIDRIG IQ IES J' SGPHOMGRES 3 CHARLES NEWELL ABBEY IRVING JORSTAD QQ HAYDEN HUMPHREY TOZIER, JR. FRESHMAN IRQ EDWIN BALL 'SI 1 I E J EL, -or RW , , ,-,M , ,I .,,-,-.,L LL, , L L , ,W K JI I 311 A 1 I 9 2 T 1' U RULE.. F1 ,L els LLCYAML-. N l , U h kk, W, L, V, M, ,-,,,.. Y.- ... -TAM .- ,Y , ,., ,.- 3.:,,- ,,. :W N., ws v Nl-ff.. -,f ..- 'W -,W -V-,fr C . .I .Ai JJ,i,g,,,6,f ...fa Q, .r if-,J ,J -, ,-,ag ,ft .V Av.,-.,'. ' .1- ,,:,,4f A - .nf A- ,v .'.,Q,.- f.. MI. as-.s1'.wc-: -Q, aFQr J J E. H221 I I lllllll IIII J! nys XJ, . 5 qi E , p Y fin i? . 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JOSEPH HENRY NOLIN , BENJAMIN LOUIS HOPE VINCENT JOHN SCHWINGEL GERARD LATHROP VERMILYE I E3 I FRESHMEN ,V 'Z , WALTER STEWART BEECHER ARTHUR JACOB GERHART IA, WILLIAM PARRISH GARVER JOSEPH CARROL MITMAN 5 W LEON WENDELL WALTON -3 V Iii F H A ,.L,,.:L-IL -l.1--:A-- r LET-f1fi1'11EA2511fEe A--1:24 ,P.iaZQ2SX2fZ.2'ZQ?Ef?l?i?gi'fj?T IH-Qg:zgf.35gs'5a'1S f:2 f3Z?1'f1E223-7'T'f ii-I?'?Q'2?'2P-'QG'2?7SEQ?7? R Y J A B 'E B15 'MMD ' J- E 'l' ll 1' ,V- fr, . A l 3, 1 Q X ,J N, N 4, ,U ,,K,, ,, ,, W- - ,. W X, .lf-.. .,.- -,, , ,V . f .- 4 .. , f ---f, N, 1...-- ' Jr- ii-- :ai ,z zr ,,,, - zwz, t ,, 5. -. ,,-:... V mt , l lil ,I lg l lllll llal .A. it I Q ...., llf ,l gg E ily, P if H X we oe ' U1 N N ,Ji 4 Hill dro fT557,?l,Ej 'lisl .QI-ll '1f.4 . . . lf ll S lz S M zgma z zgma ll -ilu - W Founded in 1904 llxllll l 5- I mg ROLL OF CHAPTERS 'l El llka' . . . 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Y, L, , , , I - I M777 ..-.f-f -- - --- - ---- ----fi 'L if I' 4 I I I 1 QI Sixgma, ggful ibqnma, NI H R, Gamma Chapter J I' J? . . Escabhshed In IQIO 51 I I if I I FRATRES IN PACULTATE I pf JOHN HALL BARRON CHARLES EDWARD O'ROURKE 'J I I MAURICE CHASE BURRITT GILBERT PECK IM I if J 54 J FRATER IN URBE I Pi J I RI EDWARD HARVEY STEVENS td SENIORS ROBERT EMORY ATKINSON ' HOWARD IVIUSSETT NAZOR I Q' . Q SUMNER HANCOCK BARLOW JAMES OLSEN I DAVID HAZEN BLAKELOCK THOMAS JACKSON POTTS J A JOHN WILLIAM BORMAN GTTO CHARLES SCHAUBLE I EGM NEVIN TRUOC BRENNER SPENCER EDWARD SISCO, JR.. lei I WILLIAM HOWLETT GARDNER ALFONSO SOTOMAYOR I. Ig! ROGER FIELD HALL JACOB WESSEL TENBROECK S ROBERT EDWARD LEE LOUIS ARTHUR WINKELMAN Rv I UNIORS ,gm 5 IGI! ELLIOTT WINCHESTER DARLING, JR. GURDON HORTON KNAPP W I CLARENCE RAYMOND HYER HOWARD KELLY QNSTOTT IQ, , 9 LEWIS CONRAD PARKER I SOPHOIVIORES I W1 HERBERT FRANKLIN ABRAMS HENRY SKELDING LOCKWOOD, R. I Ep ISV SAMUEL VANDERPOEL GILBERT BERTRAM SHANKS PARKER I PAUL BENEDICT CYURNEY WILFRED MEESON PRICE I LESTER KOENIG HARRIS LAMBERT LEROY 'TUERKE af BRADLEE WARHAM WILLIAMS I ERESHMEN A RALPH WILCOX AREND KENNETH BOYNE EDGERTON I Q: FREDERICK HAROLD DOCHTERMANN JOHN WILLIAM EICHLEAY gl HERMANN SCHAFER KIBBE S: I2 L 331 A.- . vizezazazzgazaus EQ fJ12f2'1z'fm3Zf25:e22 i2,23g'I E219-z 2z2'Q'Z2vfv.2z.m2z-z'4'ev.t:2'a gg- f 129743 2532311 S ' . Asif S MFFFWDFFW 'QP 2 T Q . .' W If 1 ll 1 1 9 1 4 U CLR EL! LE..-.-.L,Ll,,L LLLL LLLT' 1 L' a , .-1.f'.f', Jw .LTL-' A f .. ', '.-T,- s'-' 1' 'ffl7Li'v!'A-?'4-f71- Y L, g ,,., LLL-L LLL: ,Qi .-ici' 4 1 X ' :kk If lx A1 1 l ' A is P l I I, 'i Q ' lilil 1 A L 'll 5- Q M 'A 3 r wU,1r 0 ll W liKLll1ll1Nl'l W X Beta Sigma P ho Founded in IQIO ROLL OP CHAPTERS Cornell University Pennsylvania State College Columbia University University of Buffalo University of Pennsylvania Carnegie Institute of Technology S. Stein Weiss Cracovaner Brown E. Kline Cohn Anmville M. Robbins I Nl. Stein T. Kline Brause Ross Wolkind Goetz Lurie Kahn Eichen lxfwnur Horxvir: Goldklang Levin Binenl-corb L. Robbins Kaye Graaf Brandman lvlyers L LL LL LLLL L LLLL, LLLL. MLC, -L L .LJ if ,fffzff 5 ,, --Q 1:3-L -Y ,L . .' . irfanf'--gf f 1 'C NPZPVE7' I-f,:'Eff3if1 ,.,,' -L A. L . , J Q. . .A- . . -. , 1 4' .s f .1 - Q ' .1 M, . Y ,.i1v:LAQ1'.,o,.,f SIN ...iii 1 L, MJ tg 1 Wil I-will . , 1 1 Jil swl' 1 ifsly W5 ima' 'l lnll 1 xl fill 111 L., J Iffr N1 1' 1 S. fill , gi 5131 1,1 , 19351 10:3 .1 'Hi H 5 rl 2' 1141 fx-1 lil wi xt 52: 'Nr lzlf call nf 5111 M3 'ii l 1-4-L. l1 xiii 1331 wi 151 V H411 fb 'E Q31 L' Fail Ill 2 11 , all will: M if 1.1 E4 fi if V ,NJ 1' ii Sly Tir li ff ll if iv ,gfli il 1 iff Q31 1 L LL L L -,..,,,t-, LL LLL , LTEJ11 2 I 1 0- X. Pf' .X - X I 'R W fx a I LQ '11 I. J. I 1:1 I n' L 'I' ll l ,L fl QL? 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'55 JUNIGRS 'QQ I -6: gi, CARL CHARLES BROWN HAROLD EDWARD LURIE RI 5 II , L I1 I BERNARD JACOB KOVNER SAMUEL STEIN 1 EQ MQ I EDWARD HAROLD WOLKIND Tj LS II Q A SOPHOMORES IL N ia SI AARON LOUIS BINENKORB BENJAMIN HORWITZ Inj ' ww LY EN MURRY ARTHUR COHN LEON SIDNEY KAHN ,Egg SEYMOUR DUBOIS EICHEN HERBERT BERNARD KAYE J BERNARD MICHAEL GOETZ JESS LEVIN I' 25 I F lg FRESHMEN jff cf Vi ISI ABRAHAM ANTOVILLE THEODORE HENRY KLINE Wi, kv' 3'- ff-g ARCHIE BRAUSE ALBERT ROSS E51 MEYER STEIN 51 V -'I S1 I I A J' Us -' is f-T Ei?-'lwifnigj'-EEETAQ'--E-:I5?E?Ti1?L-'E--- J: L fl! b,2TQf'.tx23vLQff,2'.Q '221Z'2faQ2iQgJQ?5s1.'a?'g1 -I ,f,:gggQzvj2f 2gE7i?3?if5?2'7??-Zi'1? '-E.-5if -L fe 4? ig? fiiggg 319 gl . Y - fill 1923 4'nI1lNt,1l,IA Ng all 1 ,- lf A l,2-Qiimfiiiggl. .',. nl.-4,-14,-,:..4- ' ' ' ' f -- - -4- -'W'-------------M -- ----- llil fe Inf! ' 'fl lt: :K I, aa , if l 1 is W ,il ,Z fl lilly 5 1 fl -:M ,Iff.':'J'f -FAI -fl ' Lfl A m. A fw fr i if ififlt l fl: 'l . fa ll.. W C '. , ? L,r'it,qt, 1 M3 X , l l lil TG' .25g5.3se2-1 K J El aww 'rl lf lg T ' l 'SQUWT y l' . l ef Q ,il . . , Pizza Kappa Szgma Pounded at University of Pennsylvania 1850 l 34555 Rott oi: cHAPTERs A l ll,v fi , , , ' , lllfil University of Pennsylvania Armour Institute of Technology ' l filly Washington and jefferson College University of Maryland T gli Dickinson College University of Wisconsin Will Franklin and Marshall College Vanderbilt University University of Virginia University of Alabama Columbia University University of California Tulane University Massachusetts lnst. of Technology - lj, University of lllinois Georgia School of Technology ' ri' Randolph-Macon College Purdue University l All N . , . . . . l all orthwestern University University of Michigan l ily University of Richmond University of Chicago 1 all Pennsylvania State College Cornell University l Zxll Washington and Lee University University of Minnesota y f1-lil University of West Virginia Leland Stanford, jr., University Cali University of Maine University of Washington : ' State University of Iowa 5 llfff T T l?:,. ffllll lifill' fell Ml , 5 lg . il lfiisl lfll T lllvl' 3 lf? l hlz, lil Q rig , V Fall l,lfT l'.l l l ,itll if.: l G, Rankin Spence Cobb Grogan Schuette Nims ff, Martin Davis Niles Vaughan Toms Riley Grove Thomas 1,1 - Ramsburg Gerry Ayau Cannon Melcher Comesky Moran Smith Williams , 1,-1 Hamilton A. Rankin Kolb Krause Lockerby Perry Hall Bamman Parker Job l il 3 f v if wi.-f gh- WHMWN- YAY YR A iii. UA--W-Ai-g 320 T H I , :I. , . 1 I , Q. ,, y I, II It I I I' l 0 'S Q' an I-' N lr. I, L l X N' dy TI F-'1... '-'l'l,E,f,E54r:E2:,i.......-4l ,4L.g-,,-,,4.,.f....-..... 5 '757'..4'l1g..Y. Y -A -nl A 7:G-- Alf' 'W Y 4 'T ' E' M -- W- :H ff' FII?-1-.Mi-P-fkfiiiiii ,.:1g,+',,,a,,g,', ' .FP2Tfi':fifIEQi!Ei'gQilEW T -I -' A 'figgialgif-L--fZ3A94I'T mg'---'---A-gi if! - if ...E 'W- ' 7: ' :TTT , W- if if . -1-H--A--I '-NIM ,r-If! ' I M1 I 1 Hi? :HI I Iclv Iii .E I 13,19 I I1I,I jfbf TQEI5-I I.-I 'I I1 FI I 'pw , Iffo 2 IZQQI My W- I iifilf' iii - :W II? IIIEI fi' IMQSR 'N 4 ' I AJ, IMI III!! my I wg' ',I Dj I-,II UIQ: TIC ' II '-5 I 1254 'W ,,' I IWW 7 I A IIJII I :ram Tiki IVEJT - - IIA I Im-I3 QDAL qgzppa Sggma Illgii UQ, ,ilff ., 1,1 III.: iv I. W If ,14 L,-I W. 4.111 AZ ha Rho Cha ter MI ,In . Il 1 :' I rf :fx rj? Established in 191 I has Jiri I: ,I 1 M, ERATRES IN EAGULTATE mv-If I, I II gmt MORRIS GILBERT BISHOP LEONARD ALEXANDER LAWRENCE flgfifi I W, , Ifgggt HORAGE LEONARD JONES MARTIN WRIGHT SAMPSON 553 .I gli' uw M ilk M: I QM FRATRES IN URBE I QI Hp I IIN EUGENE BAKER ALFRED BISSELL WRAY iff? .J!'III, I il I 1 SEN IORS JLQI 4 , ' IU WILLIAM GERARD COBB THOMAS CLYDE RILEY PM LEONARD HARLAN DAVIS STOCKBRIDGE CABLE SPENCE ,QI IEQQT MATTHEW JOSEPH GROGAN ALLEN PARK TOMS Ig T ARTHUR VANDOREN NIMS HENRY POLK VAUGHAN T tal, .I X , 5 'I ,Ili-1 MJ! IJIII IUNIORS mf I V W N' RAPHAEL AYAU EDGAR DEWITT NILES l Qi I I FRANK COMESKY GILBERT FRASER RANKIN ,IQQI 'QM' ELBRIDGE ERLY GERRY HASKELL MOISSON THOMAS JOHN HENRY MELGHER HARLEY GIBBS SMITH, JR. , LIEIII I THEODORE CARLISLE MORAN NED WILLIAMS 5' Mm. P' V I, If rf I ISI SOPHOMORES S 1 I I 1 ,I MALLORY KING CANNON JACOB LAWRENCE KOLB ig J U WILLIAM JARBOE GROVE DANIEL HARVEY KROUSE ,ffl ,I GEORGE EDWARD HALL, JR. EDWARD HOUSTON MARTIN IW' IM DONALD BURLEW HAMILTON ELIAS BEESON RAMSBURG, JR. JS 55 ROBERT JOB, JR. HENRY RAHR SCHUETTE 1 Rav 'm W FRESHMEN I fi 1 WI JIETEII ERNEST ASBRAND BAMMAN DAVID SINCLAIR PERRY Qi JQSI EUGENE LEWIS PARKER ARCHIE FRASER RANKIN IM -I T54 I . gF'l!lilA7 WED-H 11773213 L 4-1: irfgsarggliigfz ' ifiiigmfi? 1 3i5'52igQEQ3?ff2'555S f471 5f?3?ff5E?f?'1?'f EE 3921 ,1 i ,v 3 q. 1' gg lv' 1 Q 'l 3 lg' Quail gown, LT-,Laliee J as C eil! EF V H f - fr r 1---ef- 1::Vp4f:f:'- fr'i1aiLQQl'g-egglf' if rf-lffflflrr, ,Y -f .. ., 5- fffizfr'-ra-e2 f'a0 -fi' 'lfififii-iii, ff? 'Q L i FifTi'TSH?Z5f-1 af's2ifsli'13'ff4f' T T 2 TQEQEF? M4 l W.. .LI.1'T7'l-TT7373- -V-M --f- -f--Af 4:2 -,Q-if---1 lofi? til' HSE WK a , liar 'T .. i X 'ill ffm. i ui' i, sw V , fi J .. . :A x qv Nl' ' N4 F N N FF W mn . 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A University of Michigan Yale University lil 5 mill University of Pennsylvania University of Chicago 35: i M5235 McC1ll University University of Toronto i Qfi ' 1' . . . . . 'L f. 0 ffl University of West Virginia tit i i 'mx ,N rllj i li S 1 l ,fly E 51, 1 Gigli E QU fi, , i 1 M f 4- 'W' iii T iii afar -T rf lil. il nfgll 73 7 W! rf' ll 4,11 ' gh!! l ,s a lsr' l 'ill -if ' 1 1 ,ii ML ' 1 - ,llwh null , T ,T an Y T4 l di ' ' ' 592: 1 I 4 'l 7-Jlll Hall l i Ui? af 1, liggl 1 Ivlorris Cohen Philips Bernard Singer Leerburger Rostenberg 9515 , J I Lazarus Green Nogi Gruneck Fleischmann Coblens Lintz Beck Ivlelnicker li., I Clastcr Isaacs Uris Sternberg Richards Heyman Copeland Mendelowitz -' K. ix' :FW J fi? lit? l if is C g-V is - -wf.,zl1:ar C P -W-W --A--Y - P--as--f-W----MH Q a ' 1 -' . ' .' .' rc: - .al-F.-i .a '.e:,' ' fg Y f-- .5f'z2 -a- :P'. 41? -'Z -A152 F 5' , ff '.?Q5ii'7: F!T6'+H?fT:1iff SQQ A11 r 5 'r Hr: 1 9 2 I JJ GQQ 0 JR N U! 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M ., 41 K i f ff x A-A I P.. . i g r ., , Qi , W 'g5l0 .'f 3? v i Q,-f ' f ffm. ww,-x -. ggy'f-wif vm ' fri Sigma Alpha u Founded IQOQ ROLL OF CHAPTERS College of the City of New York University of Buffalo Cornell University Massachusetts Institute of Technology Columbia University Yale University Long Island Medical College University of Cincinnati Physicians' and Surgeons' College University of Illinois Syracuse University Dickinson University Cornell Medical College University of Alabama University of Pennsylvania University of Utah University of Kentucky Washington University University of Minnesota McGill University Harvard University University of Pittsburgh University of Qklahoma University of Toronto Chio State University Tulane University Rutgers College Armour Institute of Technology Purdue University ' Indiana University University of Texas Love Offenthal Brown Caplan Klein Nlarkin Kaplan Kinoy Sell Solowey Korchien Druckerrnan Amson Weingold Kissin Oberman XVacl'itcl Friedman Appel Selly Goldstein Rabinowitch l ,,,-, ,,-,Rx-. .f ', QV, 3' 'Z T' .Fi T H' .' 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H11 fi 1 H1 I BQ Ing, ucynzapcprza jvlu F5- A E1 FI ' HE 9' 1 1135 I2 1 1- . 1 QL Beta Chapter 15 I H Established in 1911 I ,I 1 2-1 FRATER IN UREE W1 if Q1 BARNEY POLAKOFF 53 ALJ 1 SENIORS ,J 1 GEORGE DRUCKERMAN LAWRENCE SOLOWEY .jg 11g1'1 jUNIORS if ' ' 1 A I1 IRVING AMSON JULES KORCHIEN, 5 HARRY NATHAN KINOY EDWARD SELL 1 I JOSEPH WEINGOLD .121 11' S4 I m' 7 my inf F 1 SOPHOMORES I I w 5 3 Q11 BENJAMIN BROWN DANIEL KLEIN AMA DANIEL CAPLAN ARTHUR HERBERT LOVE iq DAVID KAPLAN ELIAS RICHARD IVIARKIN 'I MILTON KISSIN ARNOLD LAURENCE OFFENTHAL 1531 . .1 HAROLD CARL ROSENTHAL P2 'QS' 151 FRESHMEN ' 54 nf' 15-5 ALFRED APPEL SAMUEL RABINOWITCH 1 M ROLAND GOLDSTEIN JOSEPH SELLY 5: IV MURRAY OBERMAN ,JEROME JEAN WAOHTEL EI sf, A ATQ14, A H' A Aff H 1: BH 1:-A-A-+:.ggif.1g227:i--T -..W rr f 41gL1Lfgg.iffT fi f I Z-'Tmtvxairfiaz-ezewfifiafiiffii?5225345 T 414 14221 325 T i LAW, N,,,,,ai,,v,i,!L,,'jssI N L11 -LA 'N ll F I 9 3 T , n , A. -L to . .L ,I f..,f.tfsi.r1f:.L,,-,Ji.t. Ii I Ji. 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Kiwi i Wilt , M I , .-ll '.'h .! , -I. , l Stl, Ii im: . .pf-fl l ai 'Y' , 'J' ai '-:I i fifiif' iC J Wil Will Q' I ,I-Q1 flux I Eclii egg A swims , c., .- it -1- 4, V, K V, .,,, ,Z ., ,,7 in, , V. f rg ,-5.7, 9 .,..--A.,-,. 2' ,W ,-F257 .. yi 'Ee -,Fig AJ' JY fJlLLE,.g5.lYlwjgQ .. -52,33 ,-, ,..- 3' I ellfllfglimi lll:11l'rlli-lil ' ' 'ifllf 253531, - I -S' ,',rlUgili'if IEW fl l-., sg-11i2,tyi5F li: ,Q TIT in Ill -'J , ,g 3Lf.-Egg: ' if'l,l4f41yi!fyil1ili1z ffjllfwiilil :gf ,. , i l Plzz Epszlon z Founded in 1902 ROLL OP CHAPTERS College of the City of New York University of Georgia Columbia University University of Virginia Cornell University Georgia School of Technology University of Pittsburgh Tufts College University of Pennsylvania University of Maine Pennsylvania State College Rhode Island State College I Dickinson University Brown University New York University Alabama Polytechnic Institute Rutgers College Connecticut Agricultural College Carnegie Institute of Technology Syracuse University Northwestern University Washington and Lee University University of Illinois University of Iowa University of Cincinnati johns Hopkins University Dartmouth College University of Michigan Friend XVolkoxvitz Louchheim Hermann Mandel Pavitt Loeb Robbins Greenberg Schlesinger Van Poznak Frciberger jaffee Cohen Behr Hirsch Silverman Osness Bernstein Merksamer Piesen Anthony Ell-can Blate Greenebaum 326 'T N 'GY F,-I Ilili if-JI fi !j s. Ierii In IMI .LIN .I iii, ..lI IIPI EMI L I IIIQII It il .SN ITIL I Ifvl tl I I 'IM I ,J I,-ii au I' :iii I I :I. IWMQII, in II' ,gi V-, .MI .,' I i,,I i. I I I ,,' I Img IIIQ I I III- ,I II' 'H 'Ihv I NI PII . ,MQ Ii-I IJ Fi IIE - Y I Vai :IUII .H .V III7 Ii, in' VI li l I ill III-'ffl -u QQ-I-I lx ' ' IILI Illi'-I ,IIQI I 3, IQI Ii 'I ' 1. I It-.I I L1 :lf .N gy. 'I AVI . me Ijilaw ,I LY Ia' .., IIYI PM ff :. l I 0 I 3 4' H il, N l l l. l -X N' TW, Y . .. 1 ,H , A., . II 4 . .4 ,, 'if .i. 4 f M3f wH4fffr'+3fff:g+fris-fagsgzwi W eww -We -H- iii I I I V . 'rl I Q I kj II f B I.-If. I QV z UIQ ' ' I? 1 wg. K1 44 I I S Q IEKII . . ...ii 'I .JI I IIQI4 me Cl all Z ma I Ui- g IVF., 'I ' V Founded in igio gifs Iii IEEI iff I ROLL GF CHAPTERS I I -L: I . . . ' JI University of Pennsylvania I wi fx Q if Cornell University I QI! 'TI . Ohio State University I YQQII I ,Q I Toronto University IIQIII George Washington University ..grfTf,5g Y. .Lvl.,l, In I. I H Q Q. Ipil I I IIA ilf: IH:j'f'Ii I -EQIQ I 'If--'III ISIQLIIII IWI I 5,2 is -may ,I IIIFIIII limit EIYIII I2 fI11:,I Ii I, I . li 1 HEI I .ICI I rfII-I W. Crawford Kennelly Tabor Bardwell Whiting W. Gibbons R. Gibbons Rife Nevens T. Miller Taylor Miers Bassett Marshall fanlf Harden Brunette Whipple J Crawford Dohm Wooden Cox i, Il Conlon Devolt Mans Nelson Hall R. Miller Sutton Rubens IQIII Goodman Enos Nugent Peterson Bakunovich Bolton Zeissig I-. Q5 ' iI.2, I rjijiuj . , A :Aj ': .J, -I 2 .. , . i ,. .. . . J 328 T.- ll I 1 0 2 3 l' ll ll N lf I l. I 'X ?F,?-:--4. F -.3-g1:V3-5j::ff: V.: .,5.TET::3.?1p 155.7 LL .riff- ,,:.,.L,,-.. . ,. Q-0. ,.- -c.AI ..-A. .- ..- In 1152311 Im if ' I 'SHI ww fi? Ilffr' , 'TEE I tw!!! I Y iii' I Ri ' Mg R11 I . I fy CII H361 I S211 I.. HEI jvgejlf A111 NV 12:15 . L1 If vu, lei In-I' H5151 I :Nil Jill, I YI -411, 5 I-'I P? ,251 . A 55111 E 193111 01 Q. If III? V. I., I MEI .egg If . ME' 5 'FD' ' 'IW 1:1 IIC 'HI N31 Vg' I XXVI If I 11 .DWL IYEQIQT VIVA, 11129, V I' it 1 1 1- :gil F9515 1.111 . I J41141: S11 IFE 59. ,NI fb 1 1.1 'Il lr 15' If-Q PP, -1-1'-A vfrzcyu 1 ww Uqyrrzw ' Beta Chapter Established in 1911 FRATRES IN FACULTATE DR. EDWARD RAYMOND CUSHING DR. MYRON GUSTIN FINCHER DR. PIERRE FISH DR. JAMES WEAST FULLER DR. HADLEY STEVENSON FRATER IN URBE' EARL LOUIS BRUNETTE HARRY LAWRENCE CONLON HAROLD MOON DEVOLT WILLIAM HERMAN DOHM FREDERICK ABBEY HALL JAMES HENRY JOSEPH HARDEN FRANK CHARLES MAUS ROBERT MATHIAS MILLER DELL CLAIRE BASSETT HERBERT MORRIS COX WILLIAM CRAWFORD CLYDE LEWIS KERN JAMES SUMNER MARSHALL RICHARD VINCENT GIBBONS WALTER JOSEPH GIBBONS EDWARD MARTIN KENNELLY JOHN BAKUNOVICH ROBERT HINE BARDWELL CLARENCE EDWARD BOLTON JOHN ELLIOT CRAWFORD ALLEN WILLIAM ENOS my I I 4 -'42 4 DR. WILBUR FRANKLIN GRANT SENIORS JUNIO RS SOFHOMORES FRESHMEN 519. r, .. ..k - I. ,. E wx ,VI E I -I Y 3112QJQTQTII,gsijfgffl--ff'ff I' ij fl Wifi 'MQ' H.fi1f WH 41 Q15 ALAJI1 fi' Jw!! 1451 112,191 11,551 111:31 Mi 355.51 If, I Lllffy IIILCI 1121711 511213 MMM vi-'Il 'i i1fI HI. DR. HERBERT GILMAN H519 DR. GRANT SHERMAN HOPKINS .Wg DR. HOWARD JAY MILKS DR. VERANUS ALVA MOORE 51521. I-we :YUM 'W 5 151311 W! 110.11 WILLIAM JOHN MOERSEELDER IMI. HAROLD GEORGE NELSON M3311 MILTON ALTON NEVENS B WILLIAM GLEN ROBENS ,M DEVILLO SLOAN 5 GEORGE GUSTAV VASELIUS . EARL FRANKLIN WHIPPLE AUBREY ARTHUR WOODEN MII 1, MAYNARD HAROLD MIERS I TRELFORD SIMPSON MILLER 1231i CHARLES CORNELIUS RIFE, JR. 4 Im. FRED THEODORE TAYLOR Ipfgl RALPH EARL WHITING .'2.5f'SQI .QM lwddg WILLIAM KEMP NUGENT IQ1-giw JOHN JACOB PETERSON STEVEN GIDDINGS TABOR 111 ri JOHN BAILEY ENCLE IMI? LAWRENCE WILLIAM GOODMAN IV ERNEST VICTOR MACINNIS HORACE FRANKLIN WILDER ffyjfh IQ I ALEXANDER ZEISSIG 315+ IV? 431: ,. 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QIBH' 1,351 V: I H, Ii' ,I 1 I K1 I -1 111 ISI q' 1 1 ' li! , I , 7' .31 N I I LEONARD FRANK COHEN vfg'i'S zqzzfzz-ali I, 1 rg JJ 4rQ2'.r 7 EE E E Zi bffe I ,LLL I ,.. -. -W Y 1 I I - 73hi gpsilon, 7312 E psilon C hapzfer I Established in IQII ' FRATRES IN URBE , STANLEY ELKAN WILLIAM OSNESS W CLARENCE BENNET RHODE A SEN IORS I JOHN KAPLAN ANTHONY LEON MANDEL, 2D MAURICE BERNSTEIN DAVID MERKSAMER 1 FRANK BERTRAM LEVY MAURIOE PIESEN JUNIGRS PETER ANDERSON BLATE SYLVAN Roos I-IIRSCH IRWIN LAWRENCE FREIBERGER WILTON JAFFEE A I WILLIAM ALBERT GREENEBAUM HOWARD BELMONT KLEIN ALBERT SILVERMAN I SOPHOMORES I I WILLIAM SANDEL LOUCHHEIM f EDGAR LEITNER SCHLESINGER AARON VAN POZNAK I JOSEPH ROBBINS 'LEON ERNST BEHR PHILIP RAU FRIEND SYDNEY MATTHEW GREENBERG FRESI-IMEN I 1 MORRIS MANDEL EUGENE PAVITT NATHANIEL I-IERMANN ' I WILLIAM SIMON LOEB +R Ki I E F 'Q amz' ' T ' ' - ,- , p f P -xv. 392598, - 1. ,.fzQ4xf1mQAarafQ'nqawwwfvfa:rez?:f5 X . 2 1f22ffL. '. 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Agricultural College 'lil College of William and Mary Trinity College Colorado Agricultural College dl North Carolina State College Dartmouth College University of North Carolina dl NVashington and Lee University George Washington University Oklahoma Agricultural and lag Georgia School of Technology Syracuse University Mechanical College Pennsylvania State College Purdue University University of Arkansas 'iff Lawrence College University of Montana University of Washington University of Missouri Ohio Northern University University of Virginia University of Tennessee State University of Iowa University of Delaware Denver University Iowa State College University of Wisconsin l :fl Iowa Wesleyan College University of Minnesota Randolph-Macon College ' L: Q University of Michigan Ohio Wesleyan University Kansas Agricultural College Oregon Agricultural College ,lil ,ll-.13 T A a l l ull 1 n 7 wa' L. n Edwards Russel Vivian Cameron Skinner Baker Ripley Dormer Reeve Goodman Bullwinkel Drew Lounsbury Bullock Gephart Deuel NVeeks Skutt Flory Burg Doty Knighton McKinney Pease Blackwood Evans Peck Righter Duley McGrath Leonard Ray I V V H V Y - 4 -Yi.-an P -,' V..'.'1V 'gy .inf A H.',:'Ai', S5530 1 1 I. w N1 W. ,I F I A 1 A T-ll lf L,-W-,HLf,III,2,I 2,,l,LL -Mr II lf 'L PEL ,NLLIILLL ,lp .S I E ,ci I , I I IQI I fm :QA A' Ffql I jf? IQ' ' .5 3' ! I N Ig., TW I.- 'R-'I 12, I. ,Il 'Mfg 5 HX If WI' yu , f 3 .Vg ' . 3, I H U5 Ilf: i 99 lf? HL-4 N51 iff ' W Img N I lv ig ing .If N , 7:4 -fa , A' gif... Nea' York Beta Chapter Ev If-J -A I Established in IQI2 1' I! - , -I, FRATRES IN FACULTATE gjf-3 gig FRED AUGUST CARLSON ADRIAN DIEDRICH VON ENGELN life, 'V 'Il MI THAD LUMPKIN COLLUM ADRIAN GORDON GOULD Ng WALTER LICHTENTHAELER CONWELL EDWARD GODFREY LAWSON IPL 9 DONALD ENGLISH WILLIAM GEORGE RHODES MQ: We i ALFRED BAILYS WALTON 7 4 , s gg, FRATRES IN URBE AISI 551V HARRY CHARLES BALDWIN JAMES ALEXANDER MCKINNEY Sq JAMES FERRIS IVICKINNEY if hstj A, SENIORS I Qty ALBERT JAMES BLACKWOOD WILLIAM MILEHAM LEONARD my WADE DULEY EDWARD MALONEY MCGRATH IJ 4515 BRUCE BALFOUR EVANS ROGER WATERMAN PEASE LJ MURRILL HAMILTON FORSTER BERTRAM HAZEN PECK Iii CHILSON HATHAWAY LEONARD FRANCIS IRVING RIGHTER I, ROBERT DEBEVOISE WARREN 5 Irv I 'Sf I Af - JUNIGRS a II, gf? I HORACE EDWARD BURG ROBERT FRANKLIN MCKINNEY QQ HAROLD EDWIN DEUEL JO RAY W1 5 LOUIS PAUL FLORY ALEXANDER GRAY SKUTT ID Q55 JOHN RICHARD GEPHART WILLIAM DONALD WEEKS R qw a Ig SOPHOMGRES I M CHARLES KENNETH BULLOCK ROBERT LEVANT DOTY NI! GEORGE ALBERT BULLWINKEL HARRISON LOUIS GOODMAN Q2 73 I MALCOLM PAUL CAMERON WESLEY SIMPSON KNIGHTON 'T IL. mf DAVID DAVIS ROSS RAYMOND REEVE W FRED ROBERT DORNER MILLS NORTON RIPLEY Q I I PRESHMEN AI PHILIP DENVITT BAKER THOMAS FREDERICK LOUNSBURY JW' P53 I EDRED WARREN DREW CALVIN RUSSEL, ZD I 5 ARTHUR SHOPLAND EDWARDS LEROY JANES SKINNER, JR. I - T53 I GEORGE WHIPPLE VIVIAN IM :Af -' wif ' -'QV Y -6, Am, ' g'.'1l,,:,,, E111iff,T 'JPili 5T 'IfLT T,T ij1'. .- LLf 'V La'ga2gr52:5gZgQj2j,glgigfg-Agwj' gigggz-,SZQZQQQEQQBZZPL-Ivan ai iw 'a3Qj?ai4EgzmZQ'ifiT 331 I 19'-, fnixwifiiix A Y..w,-' ff 7 ' .. 1 I as -, -me ,. 1 V- X -' 1 ' . 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Vililliams Ludlum Townsend Gerken Cordon Schaefer Child Bennett Moore Campbell Farley DOHHHUC P Long K. Williams H Smith Ashley Slockbower Cvilfillan Hulbert XX iseman Bruckbauer Danker Ogden Simmons Angus Berle 332 . -,, I I I lf I 0 .Y 'S I I I I .P N' F I I I IX N .T,... . . VY-Y, 1 1 - ,, , ,r'vI-,I 'WWI II I II4 I. ,Tc P. -'ff' --li5'gfIF.gfLE'33..--- '- , 'g I' ' D +f:f'- v ' ' ' ' 'Y Q-Q'Q',:Q'frfQ:f',If-A 'L-W Lv-T ,I IFI I IJI fi' .ISI I'1I I5 I fI .il II .I -I Lambda Chapter f Ia I III Established in 1917. 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A WALTER EDSON FLUMERFELT ROSWELL CHARLES VANSICKLE ROBERT PIERRE HAMILTON MAYHEW HOWARD WHITE gi IUNIORS JOHN PALMER CLARKSON WHITON POWELL 5 HARVEY EDGAR GONEBY IRVING VHENRY RODWELL LAURENGE WARD CORBETT RALPH SIDNEY SAUNDERS ROLAND WELLINGTON PORTER FREDERICK ELMER UHL HAROLD LYNN WILSON 53 I gm SOPHOMORES 1 II, GEORGE EMORY BLISS HUGH PRYTHERCH, JR. , QI - X DONALD LESSER DRUMTRA WALTER JOHN SEELBACH fi MERWIN WEEKS HUMPHREY LESTER WHIPPLE SHELDON Si RULEPH ARMITAGE JOHNSON LYLE ALBERT SISSON R, RAYMOND JAMES KAY WHITNEY MAYNARD TROUSDALE FLOYD WALTER LEROY FLOYD FRANK WALKLEY A Q ERESHMEN RONALD MGKENDREE ALBEE DAVID SHERWOOD HILL fi WILLIAM TAYLOR BROWN DONALD BOLLES INGERSOLL if LEE THURSTON CORBETT TRUMAN ARTHUR LACEY SIDNEY WAHL LITTLE gf qi 1 - M ,ZA-A-T Av? -ZH .L1gQE,.LL:-AST A-,, iII7'4I P Q .L ?'f?'7i'l?g2?1Z 'EPZ 1Z'?YiZQ'lCM2!g3:Q '.gajg?'Q2 2,14 T222 'IQ-gjgii' P:,22E2'LPg2Y4ef:.31:Qri!j'.Q! 339 ll I H , 'fur' I-rf: cn11Nnr.LlA P l 1,4 IE l l l I. l llfix l , . 1 l sl ll Fi -V ,. . .dl it lr- - l 1 , , . . 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FREDERICK GEORGE GULDI PERCY HOLDEN WINCH RN: N V ' ' sg I 1 I fu, W JUNIORS I 4I I Ia, LINN4-BRUCE BOWMAN CLINTON SAVAGE MALDOON JOHN SAMUEL CORNELL EDWARD TRYON MILLER Q33 IQN CLIFFORD EARLE HUBACH HERVEY STRONG ROSE QE, OSCAR TOWNSEND MACMILLAN HENRY HAROLD SMILIE A 5 I J EQSIIK LEWIS WINSLOW MACNAUGHTON LOREN STRATTON WOOLSTON 5,3 U SEMI HJ I l Hb, lgfji A SGPHOMORES 3 ffl' H5 W GORDON OLNEY ANDREWS THEODORE FOSTER SQUIRES I IQ I JOHN AVERILL GLICK GEORGE CLARENCE STRONG EDWARD STURGIS SEELEY GORDON HENRY TAYLOR J fi Iii 4 FRESHMEN IJ FRANKLIN ALBERT LAUER JOHN BLAIR IVIULLER ,I KENNETH ROBERT PELTON 1,1 1' 1 Egg 1 A- . -7 - - - E 'E --J'-i---Y ' T Tj all'-fg2I.'L2'lif.l:,Zf,ZA1Z.4L Q.'.QZ.f.:.QlIrl.'fgi.LfQ.flITlfl1Tlf'fl-I I 1' gl gf 1 0 2 3 F D IL Ti k I 1 I A N V Wli-l1- -WA---f-vfrrrfff-fn -1:1i-ff-liffff 'T-T:-'1:'fT1f'f'f W' ' V - -lL'f'3-sf' --'f?Tf1f ' 'qu :TMJ ' 1 t f2 L T, 'i i5? 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RICHARD THOMAS RAYMOND 'gggjgi EVERT WILLIAM MEYERS FREDERICK BRONSON WILLIAMS, JR WILLIAM GEORGE MOLLENBERG FREDERICK WILLIAM WREDE II :mg ,II SOFT-IOMORES IW' 51 FRANK ALRIC BOWEN ROLAND JAMES NESCH Nfl DANIEL MORGAN BROWN WILLIAM BALDWIN PARSHALL H351 FREDERICK CLARENCE MALLERY FRANK AMES PRINDLE 231 I FRESHMEN WTI 'fa' Nj-4-' ALFRED BUERGER JOSEPH MICHAEL SCANLAN GEORGE AGDATE DEAN WILMOT FREDERICK SCHNEIDER I'jgjjjJ GLIVER TUDOR GRISVVOLD ARCHIBALD EDMUND STEVENSON , .lV. M I , IF? .F iTiLL1-',,Z,1' TTTQTTLLL, , , jj' ,- ,j Q A ' ' F , ' - -if., ,r's'g.1-Vsjpf.-5 ' yy .. S ir '3' ,Y i , fx, ,. , .-f..S.1a'3'C,zi,..'C.-' '-L' .' L Z .. L , , ., I Lj girl A 9 :jk V3 , '- ' . --f'--1----g--.L.-.',,.- - - -L, E,f,::-111: 1: z.:-.' -:L-.Y - Y L:-kv: '---i-f-,--- 4-- 3 5 9 Tllf. 1021 l'DRN'EfLlI,:kN M. -5. 1' Lzzrz., 'ff .,,, ii i 7, s, -w 1 r i ,,, - za, . 1. 1'f:-11-1 -1-me S- ,wa ,m,,,,,,,. r r, O T . it t,--.-r -tt -a.-tr--r...t.,7,...t.rm..-r--,,r H-.. 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I K Y N2 1 0 A'U'D' ' B N5 3 III ,Q MY T A ru 45 I N I I: QU U au Beta. z ,Q 5 Delia of NSW York Established January 17, IQIO Ig I' V IZH FACULTY MEMBERS 2-Q , Mr WILDER DWIGHT BANCROFT SIDNEY GONZALES GEORGE JOHN ROBERT BANGS HENRY SYLVESTER JACOBY WILLIAM NICHOLS BARNARD VLADIMIR KARAPETOFF I' FRED ASA BARNES DEXTERASIMPSON KIMBALL IQ I X FRANCKE HUNTINGTON BOSWORTH, JR. MYRON ADOLPH LEE RI ARTHUR WESLEY BROWNE GEORGE ROLLAND MCDERMOTT Us RALPH RAYMOND BUSH ALBERT RUSSELL MANN I Z IRVING PORTER CHURCH CLARENCE AUGUSTINE MARTIN QQ LOUIS MONROE DENNIS ERNEST GEORGE MERRITT Q I HERMAN DIEDERICHS ALBRECHT NAETER I-N FRANK OAKES ELLENWOOD ALBERT CHARLES PHELPS -' FREDERICK CHARLES EVANS GEORGE BURR UPTON GEORGE YOUNG, JR. ,N Ii CLASS GF 1923 Ig, EDWARD VREELAND BAKER WILLIAM HENRY HORNE, JR. I CARROL BARTLETT BARBOUR MICHAEL WILLIAM HOURIGAN I ,- DAVID HAZEN BLAKELOCK HENRY CLAY HOWELL 'Q HARLAN PAGE BOSWORTH, JR. STEPHEN MOORE JENKS 'Q I DAVID EDWARD BRAINARD CHARLES FRANKLIN KELLS QI i EZRA CORNELL EDUARDO DIAZ LUQUE Tig DWIGHT LOTHROP COPELAND MALCOLM STRONG MCILROY QI! I FREDERICK FARIS BENJAMIN HENRY PALMER, JR, IIQI I ADAM CLARK DAVIS, JR. KENNETH WARNER PFLEGER FREDERICK WILLIAM FIX, JR. LEO QUACKENBUSH Q GUY RAYMOND GILLETTE BARTLETT RICHARDS A53 EDGAR CLEMENT GOODALE DONALD ATWATER ROGERS gl WILLIAM BRES GREGORY EARLE NIMS SCOTT . THOMAS KENNEDY HENDRYX FELIX EMANUEL SPURNEY GRAHAM DANIEL HORNE LAURENS ARMSTRONG TAYLOR In LOUIS ARTHUR WINKELMAN IQ N CLASS OF IOz4 PN LUKE MATTHEW MCVEIGH W, ,-Adgjgg----1'---ijgff Z',T.i.Qjg'g'V ,:,j' 'TT T '?:i1i Z Eg jg'r.L-.E.::11T..' T' T. '..' ':51..f. :L -.J P. . . . 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CLASS OF 1923 1 R Ip I DAVID EDWARD BRAINARD MILES GORDON NORTHROP THEODORE HUDSON CRABTREE KENNETH WARREN PFLEGER T94 5' ' ' FREDERICK WILLIAM FIX, JR. LEO QUACKENBUSH IJ, GRAHAM DANIEL HORNE GEORGE EDWARD QUINN II I I I 54 WILLIAM HENRY HORNE, JR. HARRY WALTER ROBB II EUGENE FRANCIS LECLUSE JOSEPH GALLUCHAT TARBOUX ISI RQ EDUARDO -DIAZ LUQUE LAURENS ARMSTRONG TAYLOR ,I ww I .U MALCOLM STRONG MCILROY CHARLES EUGENE WALDNER I 'IR ORLA LESLIE WOOD, JR. Ig 4 ' v I II., .ga 8+ CLASS OF 1924 'r T j GEORGE SCHUYLER BIBBENS I III J IS -L L I L L L L -- A, S SNIA- A R A 1 ,QI 'fe Qu: .E-I33'E,:e5f:-Iavlaitszwzizz:zna2Q51z'2,a?a'gf.'Q:xzz:4-zfazavvpRfv:a:' Ce'4qz?' - A-EI, !-'l::vf----- -T it 'R R lj ' V i II 380 i,i,.1 X X IQ. IL . I 1 ' A rv I ' N L l. I I A IN ML -- -- +1 .'4 .ig I 5 I iii'--i iii N. ,. 4,1 I.. . -i It : m ii. .'.I, N.-I ir . lf, It I .f 111' 'inf Tis MINI im wi. 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ADDITIONAL MEMBERS OF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE W'allie Abraham Hurwitz Mrs. Gustave Frederick Heuser ii MEMBERS IN THE FACULTY Benton Gregg Abbey joseph Ouincy Adams Ernest Albee Albert Leroy Andrews Eugene Plumb Andrews Millard Van Marter Atwood Liberty Hyde Bailey Dane Lewis Baldwin Mortier Franklin Barrus Frederic Bedell john Bentley, jr. Hyman Chonon Berkowitz Morris Gilbert Bishop Albert William Boeschc George Gleason Bogert julian Pleasant Bretz George Prentice Bristol Leslie Nathan Broughton Arthur Wesley Browne George Lincoln Burr julian Edward Butterworth Alan Ditchfield 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 Monroe Dennis Harwood Dolbeare Arthur johnson Eames Herbert Charles Elmer Rollin Adams Emerson Livingston Farrand Albert Bernhardt Faust Carroll Owen Mildred Margaret Bork Carl Irving Baker Emma Martha Sophie Besig Elizabeth Potter Booth Gordon Braislin Clarence I-Iigbee Cleminshaw Stephen Albert Emery Mrs. Harold Flack Mrs. Allan Cameron Fraser William Forbes Percy Austin Fraleigh Walter Hoyt French Gussie Esther Gaskill Roswell Clifton Gibbs Vi Arvin Graham joseph Harry Griffiths Francis Philip Gross Charles Brockway Hale Francis Harper Gilbert Dennison Harris john William Hebel Mrs. Gustave Frederick Heuser Herbert Vinton Hotchkiss Charles Henry Hull Wallie Abraham Hurwitz john Irwin Hutchinson Horace Leonard jones Walter Paul jones DeElbert Ernest Keenan Ralph Hayward Kenniston Casper Kraerner Frederick Henry Lape Howard Scott Liddell Eleanor Clara McMullen Sarah Alice McNulty Mrs. Albert Russell Mann james Frederick Mason Leonard Amby Maynard Dale Raymond Mitchell Benton Sullivan Monroe David Sherman Morse Carleton Chase Murdock Clark Sutherland Northup Ernest Trowbridge Paine Archie Maclnnes Palmer GRADUATE STUDENTS Kenneth Warren Pfleger Mary Susan Steele CLASS OF 1oz3 Laura Loretta Geer Helen Martha I-Iedden Madeline Margaret Hickey Louise Alfreda Hill Ida Itzkowitz Murray Foster johnson Rowena Allen Morse Virginia NValton Needham Paul Russel Pope Mrs. Paul Russel Pope Desmond Powell Laurence Pumpelly Arthur Ranum Arthur john Rider George Frederick Rogalsky Rasmus Saby Robert Warren Sailor Mrs. Robert Warren Sailor Martin Wright Sampson Ernest William Schoder Charles Senay Merit Scott Lester Wayland Sharp Robert Pelton Sibley Sumner Huber Slichter Mrs. Albert William Smith Frederick Miller Smith Preserved Smith Emma Speed Rolland Maclaren Stewart William Strunk Frank Thilly Margaret Thilly Edward Bradford Titchener Miguel Zapata y Torres Mrs. Leonard Church Urquhart james Wadsworth Frank Burkett Wann Cynthia Westcott William Linn Westermann Herbert Hice Whetzel Andrew Curtis White Walter Francis Willcox Elias Root Beadle Willis George Alan Works Mrs. Paul Works Allan Hosie Treman , Lawrence Mitchell Orton Matthew Correll Pugsley, jr Charles Everett Rhodes Mabel Frances Steele Grace Walrond West Ruby Adelaide Wheaton Mary Goodenow Willcox ge' JAY? gg .ig-if 17 E ii-9 4-,fwffi 't ' T1?'1'i' rfhl F Ti:-TTB f ' turf Q'-'fa Q.-.ea-1...-.2 , . . .. 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Secretary I :lil ADDlTlONAL MEMBERS OF EXECUTIVE COUNCIL i ' Roswell Clifton Gibb Clarence Ellsworth Townsend Karl McKa Wie and 'tif 2 will Y g IV A! , ,UIQ -FACULTY MEMBERS 'lfnfql if William Nichols Barnard Pierre Augustine Fish john George Pertsch, jr. l liiii Fred Asa Barnes Dean LaFever Gamble Albert Charles Phelps i Qil Cornelius Betten Roswell Clifton Gibbs Laurence Pumpelly f Lf' George Gleason Bogert Eugene Elwin Haskell Herman Ries I H' . Francke Huntington Bosworth, jr. Leland Halsey Hill Flora Rose ,i ,Q Arthur Wesley Browne Oskar Augustus johannsen Herbert Henry Scofield 1 Harry Oliver Buckman Abram Tucker Kerr john Hall Skeen Qiig George Lincoln Burr Dexter Simpson Kimball Doris Schumaker , itil, Fred Albert Carlson Benjamin Freeman Kingsbury Ernest Lathrop Thearle ii, 'A Charles Milton Carpenter Oliver LeRoy McCaskill Frank Thilly ii fli 3NillE1nI-'glElen3yCCEandler gilbert liZ1ssell Mann Clarence Ellsworth Townsend aeo o an o ins rnest erritt Leonard Church Urquhart james Edwin Creighton Helen Monsch Herbert Hice Whetzel Til i Herman Diederichs Veranus Alva Moore Edward Albert White iizil Charles Love Durham William Irving Myers Georgia Laura White Q ' if. li Rollin Adams Emerson Melvin Nichols Karl McKay Wiegand 'iillf XyYllll3Yl'l Littell Everitt Clark Sutherland Northup Paul Vifork iid' Livingston Farrand l1.Dla1,Igrenci-:fljosepgij Norton Evans Alva Worthley iii o ert orris gden i .Q-31 l it ii ALUMNI MEMBERS fill Louis A-83Ssiz Fuertes Thomas Midgley, jr. Sao-Ke Alfred Sze iqiii, Leland Ossian Howard CR DUATE IVIENIBERS Alexander Buel Trowbridge ii A 'I Thomas Levington Bayne DeElbert Ernest Keenan Gerald DeNVitt Sanders l if Lillian Fred Brotherhood Myron Slade Kendrick Merit Scott X ' ,ffxfjl Stanley Ross Burlage Paul Kruse Harold Robert Smart , 5 - lilerlmplsfeagl Ca?-gli Frederick Henry Lape Bernard Smit '11 ,w N o n ar ing o ins Margaret jane McKelvey Christianna Smith i Roger Bailey Corbett Clyde Walter Mason Ernest Lathrop Thearle ' iii-ig ivlillislav Demerec Glen Raymond Morrow Allan Hosie Treman Q Eleanor Mclliroy Dgrr I Sayid Shiriman Morse Herman Frederick Vieweg If ru encio y rias squive rnest Wi iam Nelson Irving Wolhf r X-lyron Guster Fincher Leo Chandler Norris Seth Wakeman ' David Clinton Gillespie Kenneth Warner Pfleger Alfred Bailys Walton 1 fii grjeem2ElSmiHh 5-liwlett Edward Louis Proebsting Horace Eugene Whiteside i SHT HUVC K O FISOU Nathaniel Elmer Winters 'HH CLASS OF rozg 5515 flris and Sciences . Mechanical Engineering , Qui? Carl Irving Baker Agriculture Ed rd V I d B k A Jiri Elizabeth Potter Booth Hoyt Samuel Ackles Edgai ClenfSninGoodai:d i fvlildred Margaret Bork iiilthciaofcfhy grefman William Bres Gregory If Y' Stephen Albert Emery Heisman Eii:gCEVi1LfSOn George Whitman Holbrook Laura Loretta Geer , Stephen IVIOON3 Jenks 1, ifladelinR:IgX4grgI2i1git Hickey Plgaiigajlgffexger Bartlett Richards ,hz ' OWSH A YC 21 -i l Carleton Veda Topliffe 7 1 7 Henry Ernst Luhrs 4 I , N .'. Johnson Barbara McClintock fSfCfC5CgdE lgg'lfEfl'fL5 d ,R hi ' - XV'1l' G ,. M3 1 avi war rainar aisfiidsaiifyirtizzftt EGJKRZY Emo D122 LW ii! Ida GC'iffUdCMC11CfOm i52'3i2?it2t2iVrifs3iif Qrssifitrfa,-S will Charles Everett Rhodes A' 3 H F . I ivlabel Frances Steele Civil Engineering Mary Beatrice George ilffl Waclaw Andrew Wesolowski Harlan Page Bosworth. jr Law i xii Grace NValrond West Benjamin Henry Palmer, jr, Elbert Parr Tuttle Mali Ruby Adelaide XVheaton Earle Nims Scott Velerinary P 51. it hlary GOOdCI'1OW XVillCOx Aubrey Arthur Wooden I1 . L . L ,. L L We L, , L at it ,,,,,,,t,c,,,L-.i 382 ..T. ,,Y-..dA HE 1923 CORNELLIA T L I A LL.-- L-- 1 D 1 'flfif-QZCPWQmf-'APSL'a'?g:?ei2I2Tf?ff2'A2'21'15E5gifel-R35?i'i2fQEe2A2ff2f1rAQli17ErfLf-122619-Qffffifffffibe --- - f - fv--- YMV- --.?....,...-.,... L ,-.. 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CLIFFORD MILES CARPENTER EDGAR LAWRENCE KAW TI 1 HORACE EARNHAM COLBY JAMES STURTEVANT MCGRAW Y veg FREDERIC PARIS ALBERT RANKIN MARTIN T1 11 4 Ig THOMAS KENNEDY HENDRYX JOHN SHEPARD PARKE Ia T ' EDWARD DAVID JAMES SIGMUND WALTER SCHELLKOPE 121 '1 1 1 I 1. IRVIN LESLIE SCOTT 112' was X N I F m T ' 1 A' ' 1924 A 1 ' JAMES MCDONALD LINDEMAN W, Q 1 :VN 1 l Q W t if Q 1 ' V A W vx 1'-1 23 ' 'X' , L .,.,.,,.-L L C, W L ,-, I, T - R T T' i::i-,Tiff nf' ? ff-- - tw -g 'L?5 A-,lf-,e 'xiii Y Egrhqri-IIZTST S I me.G-Lfvzivmvm-2222f.feY.R2s2Rzvwfe33Rie'2e?f42.Ae 'f1'5 qf'L A--:E TA'-2?ff242+1?1fff-Q2'f-PC2522-in my 1-1ifgEQT1f+!12 Ai 383 E! I E I I I I-923 conwsx IAN civfzzzzzmazffag:Imga3212333azgizvgyafgvirzdamiristai-'5.wvgvI Q4aQ,z nga Us af .DQ CIVIL ENGINEERING SOCIETY I , I ,III , I I,,, ,II, ,,,I, , . ,I,,.,. I,,,I,, II,,.I,, I :I, , I IIINIIIU JHIQI J-I 1qlQ:5 LI I ig' WHEN MIIB' JIT- lk 'I IAHWEQNAMW Ik IWW mmf! .'! Ib :J MFT' I-A I. 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'Z ,I 'II'QeXgI:5'i,42I-Ilil JOHN PAUL ANDREWS JONATHAN MUELLER BALL ELIAS FLORENCE BUCKLEY EARLE NELSON BURROWS ROBERT WOODWARD CALLOWAY THAD LUMPKIN COLLUM WALTER LICHTENTHALER CONWELL HAL ROBERT DAVIS HAROLD ALEXANDER FALCONER JOHN JOSEPH FLEMING, JR. HAROLD LANDRY FURST MATTHEW JOSEPH GROGAN LEON ALEXANDER LAWRENCE DONALD GRANT MACBEAN LAURENCE PATTON MAINS HENRY NEELY OCIDEN CHARLES EDWARD O'ROURKE BENJAMIN HENRY PALMER, JR. CLAUDE MARC PENDLETON JORDAN HOLT PETERS HERBERT HENRY SCOFIELD CYRUS SYLVESTER SIEGFRIED, JR. PELIX EMANUEL SPURNEY HASKELL MOISSON THOMAS LEWIS NEWTON THOMAS LEWIS ALVA TOMPKINS JAMES WHITE TOWART LEONARD CHURCH URQUHART WILLIAM HERRIMAN VAN PELT FREDERICK CONGER WOOD DAWSON FRANK ZAUG wr. 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F l I -,,, ll '71 ill: ll 'iliflf :fiat Wai l llb ' 1552! l litnzl l file, I lil 1 lllfilvl lllfgl! ilgfjl Mail, limi' limi Wall :Slim vrivill ,, ig I Vw! 1 ,i mln, Izljsi g,f.VQll, li?l ll, I figfi il' lg 21,1 I ' Izwlli Iilfeglf I Wifi llilkfls lll'q:,.l lfiif , l' 1 ijjl ey- ,, I IJ, Q lljill all ali liar? ,iz il ll! .l: ifgfiill aims ll :Fl li llpyil ll-1 E 3 -tial ,lllzl l:I'5I'll ilqll lllnlli T wean . wife' Ilfil ggili ' all .Til 1 l 'l- x' i I ' 1 l IH .,:., I -1: 1 'gl' I V I I I ll wg Garrett Null Eiler Doyle Wright , Leer Williams Naznr Lee Brush Thompson Austin Berry Gerry Fclske The Cornell Daily Sun Published Daily Except Sunday by a Board of Editors Chosen by Competition from the Senior, junior, Sophomore, and Freshman Classes, Ojice: 147 East State St. THE BOARD OF EDITORS OTIS PARKER WILLIAMS, '23 , .' . . . , Editor-in-Chief HOWARD MUSSETT NAZOR, '23 Business Manager Managing Editor Editorial Director ROBERT EDWARD LEE, '23 . ERNEST DELOS LEET, 23 . . 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I Y ,,, 95, 423 l l l I I 1 I I 0 1' H I1 N '14 I I I X N 1 ' ' R f -A I , I. ..f l Schmitt Kolb Volkening Kletzsch Werly Eddy Cannon Broughton Spence Pietsch Bissantz Hill McConnell Folks Vxfillcox Ivladuro Reed The Cornell Era Published Alonthly: Photographic, Literary. Editors Chosen by Competition Ojfcef 222 East State Street THE BOARD OE EDITORS STOCRBRIDGE CABLE SPENCE, '23 ..... Editor-in-Chief, IQ22 ELLIOTT BONNELL RACCONNELL, A23 . Editor-in-Chief, IQ23 LOUIS ECKERT REED, '23 . , . Business Manager WILLIAM GUNDRY BROUGI-ITON, .24 , Photographic Editor EDGAR FRED BISSANTZ, '25 , . , . Art Editor DENIS BRANDON NXIADLTRO, Q23 ..,. Managing Editor ' ASSOCIATE EDITORS VIOHN LINDLEY EDDY, jR.., -Z4 WALTER RANDOLPH PIETSCH, '24 RICHARD SNYDER I-IILL, 24 ROBERT LEVANT DOTY, '25 JACOB l..AXX'RENCE KOLB, '25 A ASSOCIATE PHOTOGRAPHERS GLENN IDOLIS XYERLY, .23 GLIRDON I-IORTON IQNAPP, .24 ASSOCIATE X IAIYAGERS THOMAS IQINGERLEE SALMON. 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F -I Yv- -9'74-Qfif'-lf '-9 f fiLfi,iQ,' 21.15 L-2E,,L',E::-11-2212gggE,LL:f ,5L:jAXL-gQ'-'l5r Arg, A ' 1 ff. :L nts? rf I T I 3 ' Q I 'B I ' 'N' I' I I I X - 1 1. , I T., ' ' ' f, T ' ' ,L':.,-'V' I., 1,2 fn Fri- -ff'1Tif'3'7! Schutt Horton Coffin Stutz Stevenson Baker Tuttle Berry Sailor Northup Adams The Cornell Alumni News Published Weekly During the College Year and Monthly in july and August, fi r the Alumni of Cornell University, by the Cornell Alumni News Publishing Company, Inc. Office: 123 West State Street Ithaca, N. Y. TI-IE BOARD OF EDITORS R. W. SAILOR, '07 ...... . Editor-in-Chief E. P. TUTTLE, '18 . Business Manager I-I. A. STEVENSON, '19 ....... Managing Editor GEO. WM. I-IORTON .... ' . . . Circulation Manager ASSOCIATE EDITORS PROP. CLARK S. IXIORTHUP. '93 PROP. BRISTOW ADAMS ROMEYN BERRY, '04 WARREN E. SCHUTT, '05 I-I. C. STUTZ, '07 FOSTER M. COFFIN, '12 E. P. TUTTLE, '18 FLORENCE J. BAKER ASSOCIATE ALUMNI ADVISORY COMMITTEE XY. NV. MACON, '98, Chairman N. I-I. 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ACTING ALUMNI EDITOR CLAUDE IJEXYIS BROWNELL, '25 jUN IOR ASSOCIATE EDITORS . Editor-in-Chief Alanaging Editor Business Manage:- Advertising Managez' Circulation Manager JAMES HERBERT LLIDLOW, '24 ROBERT TODD SPRAOLE, '24 ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGERS PALL FRED BEAVER, '24, JOSEPH BEVACQUA, '24 R-flILES CORL lXlEXVTON, '24 FACULTY .ADVISORY BOARD PROP. FRED ASA BARNES, '97 PROP. SIDNEY GONZALES GEORGE, 'O5 Xl.-XTTHEXV JOSEPH CJROGAN, 23, Secretary, Association of Civil Engineers ALUMNI ADVISORY BOARD XYILLARD ESEAH.-XX. '75 COLONEL HENRY R. LORDLY, '93 EARL I SHERK, '2o 1 ,--'ff ', , , - 1 428 , . , .-'2,--:H Vg .- . .H A - M I 4z ,J '- -A -wi 'iii ,I ,. ti I fa ' 'S I' in li N' L I 1 I ,L wi, 'Ill li To L ' L L LL I W 1:WfQ53:efLLL'Q5-L? L- ' A ' ' il I 4 it I I -i! rl ig Ili 715 ikii pfi E. ijt 'Tai XlcXuil 1-iurning Bump XX ebl-Ter Crimsman Richman SQL Mather Ranncy Black Dnuquc Gilmore N1eal VslickS Cook Peplinski Norman Lconarigl Smith Hamilton l'x,., l Wifi ix? I fr 1 I 4 he Cor nell Countryman ,mi ifzif ' Illustrated Monthly: Published by the Students in the College of Agriculture i IMI Board of Editors Chosen by Competition and Election will izibif THE BOARD DF EDITORS wiv ifiilrili CHILSON I'iATI-IAXVAY LEONARD, '22 . . . . Editor-in-Clue E., ,I 1 f VVTILFRED FRANK SMITH, '23 . . Business Manager XVILLIAM LEE NORMAN, '23 . . Circulation Manager li EVA MAY PEPLINSKI, ,Z3 , . . Womens Editor iiil DAVID SEAVER COOK, '24 . . Cam us Countryman Editor fiiliz- - . ROBERT PIERRE HAMILTON, 22 . . Managing Editor HOWARD ARTHUR STEVENSON, .IQ . . . Alumni Editor ARTHUR WATSON XVILSON, 'I' . . 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Q i l Spahn Potts Harrington Grimm Cornwell Gardiner The ornell Chemist Published Quarterly by the Cornell Chemists' Association under the Supervision of the Department of Chemistry THE BOARD OF EDITORS RALPH THOMAS KLINE CORNXVELL . Faculty Representative WILLIAM HOWLETT GARDINER, '23. . Editor-in-Chief CARROLL ESKERT GRIFFIN, '23 . . . Business Manager FRANK LOUIS HARRINGTON, .24 . . Assistant Business Manager l-IERMAN FREDERICK SPAHN, '23 . . Circulation Manager THOMAS JACKSON POTTS. '23 . Advertising Manager 431 I I I' H In 1 0 2 S l QQ! U N' E- I, L I, A I-L' I,:i'if 1.2f1f'. YK 1 3 v: sf,::,ffzz'i,lJ.1t,Jf a'IIEgJ Ige'f,gjQ.I3f,-3. fs, ff,:yQ'g+Q'y'Q',gQQfQj'fgi'lQP1QE? fi:?'fn5'...?V' pg hxwgfif 'Nfl 1 :f7Qf7?. 'i'. T ji - gi 'i '5 Ili , , ' :1iTiAi i'fi1: 1'1T,':, 'T ' ' --j'TL., ,,.,,. L15 .,...i.1 ...., -gg N 1-L II! Q1 1925? T1- 1 15? QQ FYI N Ii ,gl 1 5 if iq' I Cy x L' IQSSI I3 Im I w In ,- ,fv 'Il I-' fm WI I' .L I fm' I I fu R' ' 'V' vw , S? W . FI ,I ' I K' E I LV In I- ' I EBI , I II If-:II E, I .1 I Q .+I V, ,gil wi ZIMI I H I v I . In . n I WY I I2 N! : P' ,Ing Qi I, I .M 1 I QU I sljj B IH ' il I FI IRI, If Rig! I .J I, I QQ If-A I -I QV! IMI: I I I .X .' J Im ,III 'HI I ISEIII WWII , I 0 VIII - ,III T, iihyf FD rj IITII, 5' III. C? It IEW gal . I. I I-7.45 I II H374 ',I:IgI gIII sl I Q CQ, :Igflg MII K I1-wx QI ITII I gb I K4 'K' I., I Ii W5-I FM: I ii I T. ,' I f' QUE, Igfxql WT PI - , gf x ah! i gd gh ' BAILEY HALL- Q-I : 'II ' M. I H If'-I RQ M41 I 9- IQLII- gg Iwi. :I IIN! Qi Iii gi Ili. . 11, LYFV gh ,M , ,FW I,,, 14.-- I-944 W- A IM M., Tffifii? L 7 5' -ffiiii QfFiiliiiis3?Qi2'FT-TffEFf1fi?i?T.fQTi2.fQiQ 4' II S' 1 fx,-I bd C3 5' 'J 'T '- ' '- --1'-iv'-'t1 -W':I- '.'L-.I'-. -.r1: n:r L7 'r'r -'mu 'l'.ll'li1 I DQAMATICJ' DEE TE. X L I .Hlflll1lllifYlll'lA Dodson Ogden Rogers Termohlcn Collins Troy Elliott Buckman Steinmetz Hardin Banks Tarbell Porter H, Thomas Sampson Lacy A. Thomas Weissenburger Speed Breckenridge Ivlacdonald Lee Taylor Ball Neuhoff Button R. L. Dann Dorrance Brenner R. H. Dann Morgan Newstead Gray Lyons Shedd R. Schultheis Booth Moller H. Sharpe Sanderson Wilder Martin H. Schultheis Reese Brumbaugh Todd Lansdowne Hill Edstrom Flynn Curtis Khoury Halley Whitney Deuel Landers A. B. Treman Dudley A. H. Treman Farnham Welci Bowers '1 ll l' 1 Q I I U U iw: E T YI lm, ff., N iT T YTZWTT .TT TTTT W. 'ITT . , 4 4' 'U' .A .- .,w,. AMN, up ,Q- .. ,. MA. 24' a-f',-Nayqh I xwgq' xrx f TRN. D A5 RAS- fw-nm: ,. J - - 'F-A fl -. N -A '? V 3 ' Q GLEE I, 1,1 IB WVILLIAM F. LANDERS, JR., '23 HAROLD E. DEUEL, '24 . ROMEYN BERRY, 'O4 . ARTHUR B. TREMAN, '23 PERCY L. CLARK, JR., '24 . ERIC DUDLEY . . FIRST TENORS C. H. BRUMBAUGH, '23 G. A. CURTIS, '23 E. J. ELLIOTT, '26 F. S. FRENCH, '25 D. M. HALLEY, '23 L. C. MARTIN, '23 . . Manager Assistant Manager Graduate Manager . President Leader Director R. H. NEXVSTEAD, '24 C. H. REESE, Sp. L. E. SHEDD, '24 N. R. STEINMETZ, '26 H. M. THOMAS, '24 J. O. TODD, '24 SECOND TENORS L. F. BOOTIIJR., '23 R. W. BRECKENRIDGE, '23 P. L. CLARK,JR., '24 . . DANN, '25 PU I R. J. LANSDOXVNE, '23 D. B. LEE, '26 J. D. MACDONALD, '24 N. G. NEUHOFF, '24 R. L. DANN, '25 R. SCHULTHEIS, '24 G. G. DORRANCE, '26 W. P. TAYLOR, '25 E. D. HILL, Sp. G. L. WEISSENBURGER, '24 FIRST BASSES H. T. BUCKMAN, '24 J. A. MOLLER, '23 E. L. COLLINS, '24 O. H. MORGAN, 2D, '24 H. A. FALCONER, '24 J. ROGERS, 2D, '24 R. B. FARNHAM, '23 J. H. SPEED, '23 G. D. HARDIN, '23 G. S. TARBELL, JR., '26 T. A. LACY, '26 R. T. TERMOHLEN, '26 J. D. LYONS, JR., '23 W. Welti, '24 G. W. WILDER, JR., '24 SECOND BASSES R. T. BANKS, '23 CY. D. OCDEN, '25 C. G. BOWERS, Sp. F. W. SAMPSON, '24 A. H. CHAPMAN, '24 H. K. SHARPE, '25 A. F. DODSON, '24 A. B. TREMAN, '23 B. R. EDSTROM, '25 A. H. TREMAN, '24 L. P. GRAY, '24 H. C. TROY,JR., '26 435 Wurcrliouse Coon Prindle Burt Copeland Fowler lvlunro Livermore Knapp F. LeRoy C. LGROV Stuntz Gurney Palmer Pollard Goodalc Mara Blackmore Rickert Hutter V Barned Cilwln Brown Bliss Southworth Anderson Smith Ludlum Baker Larson George Schedler Biwscl lrlinlclc Ensor Eidam Chamberlin XVetl'iev Nielson l?raiQlin Srillxwll Pethick Winclnaglu Landers A, B Treman Deuel A. Hy. Treman Hunter l l 5 1 V Q 6 H if Tw EE T' T I7 Q -' CNW 7-Qnfhf-,fxfkf A RE ,Rf-f-n fy, We -Qrwflg - ' .- 1? 3. T R Q Y- 3 GEORGE TVIYERS, '23 . . . . Leader GEORGE L. COLEMAN, '95 .... Director J. E. BRONVN, JR., '26 A FIRST MANDOLINS G. P. HLYTTER, '26 . J. COPELAND, '25 S. E. TVTUNRO, '23 R. L. GEORGE, '23 G. NOGER, '25 T. S. HINKLE, '25 C. D. SMITH, '25 A. T. HUNTER, '23 C. W. STILLWELL, '22 SECOND MANDOLINS T. A. BISSELL, '23 R. G. FOWLER, '24 G. S. BRAISLIN, '23 E. C. GOODALE, '23 W. R. BURT, '26 W. D, LUDLUM, JR., '24 D. J. CATROVJ, '25 R. J. MARA, '23 A. M. COON, '25 H. V. NIELSON, '23 R. J. DELANEY, '26 F. A. PRINDLE, '25 P. A. WATERHOUSE, '24 VIOLINS ' B. D. CHAMBERLIN, '24 T. G. RICKERT, '26 J. S. LIVERMORE, '26 L. C. ROESS, '26 H. D. SCHEDLER, '23 BANJGS P. D. BAKER, '26 J. S. ENsOR,JR., '24 R. G. BERLINOHOE, '26 P. B. GURNEY, '26 A. E. STUNTZ, '26 3 SAXOPHONES MARIMBAPHONE G. E. BLISS, '25 ' G. M. POLLARD, '23 J. C. GIBB, '24 W. T. SOUTHVVORTH, '25 CLARINETS G. T. LARSON, '26 C. A. LEROH', '24 PLUTES P. W. LEROY, '25 CELLO A. H. TREMAN, '24 CORNET F. S. PETHICK, '23 DRUMS S. H. BARLOW, '23 '--1 '72 ? ' 'Q35'.,-.? fiE11 f? ' iff 437 B. H. PALMER, '23 OBOE R. S. HILL, '24 GUITAR H. C. FULLER, '24 PIANG H. E. WETHEY, '23 .W ,,-..,..f. .V THF 1921 1--irzNr:1x,1Arg1 L- fTiT3'i:-.ffi?L?1fT3' '75 :11f- i-11 .fi , , Hr, En' 7.f'.'i5.f?,-,M -rg -wg 3:-.Yf vi.. 1,1 Tv 13-,. ' - '-V.-V, 1, 5.5 ,,, .,, 1 ,-l 1If3j,I5g12-?',.f .J -,. 1. 5 .. 1 ri gr.. ..I5.. 3.f 'g.v1'.tf? .-R 42. K iiflrllg- ,1-',iH13'Qjiifglvti,-C1-i. .-..rL5L5f3Q?,:i'f.:f L ,.- .Q :L -:, -5 :SL '.32...8 --1 -g, : -3 ' air, ,-:,. ::.:: W: f fr -r-:H---1-f e-'- '.Y J. . -- D.. M- JT- -A-Y----f fj1-,3::j?-- MH- K' --Z - 1-ij , L-.. . -ww ..... W-FY g was - 1 mv-W--F 'WW' i,70 1 .su Musical Clubs Review ofthe Season Rehearsals for the Musical Clubs commenced directly upon the opening of the University for the fall term. Some excellent talent was selected as a result of the tryouts conducted by Mr. Dudley and Mr. Coleman, directors of the Clee and Mandolin Clubs respectively. The first concert, a joint affair with Dartmouth College, was held in the Grand Ball Room of the Hotel Pennsylvania in New York City on the evening of November ioth. This was the first opportunity for the Clubs to show the rcxults of their hard work. It proved to be a success, for the program presented was greeted with en- thusiasm by the many alumni and music lovers who crowded the Ball Room. From this time until the Christmas recess the musicians worked more strenu- ously than ever in preparation for their twenty-ninth annual Christmas tour. Without doubt this was one of the most successful trips in the history of the Clubs. The itinerary included the following cities, played in the order in which they are mentioned: St. Louis, Mo., Little Rock, Ark., Memphis, Tenn., Louisville, Ky., Cleveland, Ohio, Binghamton, N. Y., Trenton, N. J., and finally a concert in New York City. ln St. Louis and New York the 'concerts were broadcasted all over the country by powerful radio sets prepared especially for the occasion. The members were royally entertained in every city by alumni and outsiders with dances, dinner-parties, luncheons, smokers, and sight-seeing tours. The junior Week concert has always been one of the most important enter- tainments on the weeks program, and judging from the way in which it was greeted this year by the house-party guests, it more than lived up to its reputation. At the time of going to press everything points to a very busy spring season. There is to be a competitive concert held in New York City during the latter part of March, in which the Glee Club will represent Cornell against twenty-one other college and university glee clubs. On the evening before Spring Day a joint con- cert with Princeton University will add to the festivity of the holiday. As has been the custom in previous years, the season will close with the usual Senior Week concert. . . . W . . .f.r--.'fI,l.i EE? ,A lv 'i ln Ji hi Ei ri 'W Fa is El iii is .J Q1 PL-7,-,.,,', Y- ' i'Ji'.-.--.t .- .'- . 31141 3 1-Pfi91 1.--J'-ft-J, ,,'.,-'g .Wi ,I .W itil lar Qi NV ,- if R lvl ll Nl Cn' lv- l L3 W' .. ,gs Q' tl S A E? ' il ti F J fi rl, ki las' QQ L 1 J ,ig lie. Q. Ei ' Ei gi u . S? ii 1 rl .sad A X 438 11 I 4 Q W , I I I! N F I I T 1 4. . I ' . . , ig 'nv I f T R 'Q-N n C 'S IJ KI fix f f0r f'NfW A ' x'N'N -. 1-1 in I C. L. COLEMAN, 'QS . .... Director D. IN4. STEVENSON. '24 . Ist Lieutenant Headquartis 30. R. S. HILL, ' . .... ea er H. D. WRIGITTT T24 . . Drum Major C. A. LEROY, '24 Principal Nfusician C. XQJEST, '13 . . . . . CCihi?f7Musician H. . EARLES, '24 . . . iq rumpeter CORNETS L. T. BOURGARDE H. S. LEWIS H. T. SEARLES N. L. EGBERT N. S. QDELL T. S. SNEAD J. B. FORKER CI. M. PARTEEMJR. H. F. SPAHN D. S. HILL J. M. ROONEX' M. E. THOMPSON N. KRUPKIN W. RUSSELL L. M. VAUGHAN R. P. LEVISON H. B. SAMSON P. H. WEEKS CLARINETS R. C. BURNETTE L. C. MARTIN C. N. STRONG A. J. HOPPER,JR. S. P. MATHER J. A. UPSTILL C. T. LARSON J. B. MULLER A. E. VROOMAN K. C. LAWRENCE C. R. ROELOFS R. C. VROOMAN C. A. LEROY L. A. SISSON C. A. WEST TROMBONES L. E. COOK M. A. HOLLENGREEN N. R. MILLER H. B. HULST SAXOPHGNES J. L. BARNETT M. H. FRIEDMAN W. IQJSQUINN CI. E.. BLISS A. JACKSON A. . HAVV F. W. CHEW P. R. MILTON W. T. SOUTHXVORTH C. C. DORRANCE C. K. MOUNT, JR. R. M. STEARNS ' DRUMS H. BEROHOLTZ, JR. J. M. CRANDALL J. J. SULLIVAN, JR. L. M. DARBY ALTOS R. S. BARNED J. W. GRIMES, JR. N. H. SIMPSON W. E. GEORGIA P. E. SPAHN BARITONES D. P. AYRES A. P. FRANTZ, BASSES R. W. HANFORD C OS H. I. RANNEY' PIC OL R. R. MCLAUOHLIN P. W. LEROY 439 N. IfTff'II I Iif IIIQI I MI' :IIS IIIzIII IIJ Y:- I IRIII.. I IHII IIVI LII-I IIIHIJ III-QI I I I I VIII. I We I ' 4. I. HIIIIII . I IIIIJ I IIIII' ' I I I I IWI I I .Qi II.,-I .I,gVvI, JI I I'IkiiI I II-II ' I I UI IIIKIIN .II IIII..I I Il a . . I IIIFI IIIIFQII I5I'II1 I? I-X I, II QIIII IJIIIJIII ' I iII IIIQEIII I I I W 1Ig?I'I 'IMI' IILI5. IIIIWIINI I'I:I I'II4'g.'I IX 'I III . II . IINIII I XIII .IIIL-III III -I Y, II If'.fIII MI I.I I II 'I I Ii I QIJI ul III I I 1 'III I, III IIL I,I,,1iI I1 'II I IQ I I',:II'I II'-52' I' L- I I' 'CII' IIIff.,Ig III -XIII II' MI I I LI I I,I,!I' -I wI If? IIITI IIIIII IIIIQ' IIIJI MKII' .V Il' .HIQI I II' I +I .. I fI' X F ,, ,,-,. W ..-..,.-- i -r - if - 'ff , - f -1-fc -,- --- - Q N- ' ' V J . X N f , f f f 1 - - wa V ,kv W r- W C l 3 -' TI-IE UNIVERSITY ORCHESTRA ls 'P A 1 1' 'fW'1 -ffl l-if A T' --,,LTSQ1-ZA4-f?fg,1Tg 4AQ:,fE-Q1-f-11:5 'T f4,i32f,fl Af'T1f',! 1 Wg ' f' ' 'ii 1i'e- 1' Lf ' ' fu' 'f ' -' 11.54 - R ff V ff, 'll 1: lll rs. l-, i- 1 W. 1 . 1 1 ' I l 1 1 li ill im i l limi, n,,.m mul! .11 1 ,L 'llm' all il a5'1 will gl v. ll! t F. L . li , u '. ? . 1 u - slim 1 .WI 1. . 1 ,. ,.,. 1 1 Fei -1 11 mag li ' if lf 'l f.. 1 lt. gui 1-L '1 5. le fill, FQ lj 'L 31 rv, NI ii' hw 151. EM i1 l'l Eifi W1 511 all V1 1. If. ,, . ilk' ,P will I 1 fl ' 1' 1 l if w l l l l X ORCHESTRA JACK Ana Hucl-1 G. L. Cotmifxw. '95 A. E. RAY. '23 C. C. Baowx. '24 . B. D. CHAMBERLIN. '24 . GEORGE MYERS. '23 G. Abeloff, '23 B. F. Adler. '26 E. R. S. Barned, '25 G. C. H. A. Barten. '26 R. E. Fernow. '04 Geertz, '23 Goldberg, '26 Goldstein, '26 G E C F N.l fl l ' 'l lem 1 l l 11i til T. Larson, '26 D. Lefkowitz, '25 A. LeRoy, '24 XV. LeRoy, '25 H. Bergholtz. '25 H K. Goodkind. '26 j. N. Livermore. '23 G. S. Butts, '25 XV B. Gregory, '23 j. S. Livermore, '26 B. D. Chamberlin. '24 F. P. Keiper. '26 G Menasoff, '26 M. Charnurieh, '26 E. Kline, '2o G Myers, '23 M. H. Cubbon, '21 T. Kline, '26 C XV. Pellman, '26 B. Z. Eidam, '24 N Krupkin. '25 G M. Pollard, '23 F. H. Weeks. '26 F. Ziman. '24 HISTORY OF THE ORCHESTRA Director Nlanager flssislanf fllanager President Concert Master T. G. Rickert, '25 L. C. Roess, '23 L. O. Rostenberg, '26 H. Savener, '26 A. H. Schafer. '25 H. D. Schedler, '23 H. Simpson, '23 W. T. Southworth, '25 S. Stein, '24 C. O. Stypmann, '26 NI. Zucker, '25 i all 'Cl 1 ,M .2 The Orchestra, dating back to 1870, just five years after the founding of the University, has the record of being one of the oldest organizations at Cornell. lt was First established in connection with the Philharmonic Society . a group of instrumentalists in Ithaca. ln 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 . In 1899, under the guiding hand of Prof. j. E. Trevor, the Orchestra established itself as the Cornell University Orchestra, 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 NV. Hinkley, '15, who died at Dunkirk, N. Y., on january 16, 1919. Mr. Hinkley was a member of the 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 en- courage men to remain members throughout their four years at the University. This bequest pro- vides eleven scholarships for the most loyal and talented members, and makes the Orchestra the only endowed organization in the University. .J .4 .,.- -,,..,.. 4,..- s . . .4.!,.r. I. I, V. I V 1. A, -l-41 Greenebaum Spurney Breesc Schubert Bliss lvlonroe Ball J ennings Hooker West Hoi? Sanderson Benham Davis Addonizio Curtis lvlartocci G, Strong King Ebel' Besig Wilbur Mitcliell White Pryor Waldstreicher Bloom Todd NVill:inson Hurd Blat:- A. Strong Guldi Daniels Milliken Duley Starr Chappell Nichols Fleming Dexrer -rsir iw' riiiwirri MASQJJJE THE COUNCIL ' LAURENCE PUMPELLY. President ROMEYN BERRY. 'o4 WADE DULEY, '23 i C. l-l.,BLOOD, 'go R. P. S. STARR, '24 F. I-l. BOSXYORTH J. W. TONVART, '23 Tl-IE MASQUE WADE DULEY', '23, President V R. S. Ackerly, '2o R. R. Adams, '23 Milly J. A. Austin, '24 .. .V E, il 1, ng' . 1-,V ' S. I-I. Barlow, '23 L. T. Bartlett, '23 Jmjlll S. Bernard, Jr., '25 S. B. Bird, '23 l-I. R. Buenano, '23 C. P. Brems, '23 F. L. Casey, '22 H. O. Chapman, '25 Njfgfg J. R. Clarke, jf., '23 R. J. Coe, '23 1 ur , i D. W. Coleman, '23 R L. Cornwall, '23 fy C. L. Davidson, '23 il 1. 1.-4 gif, H. E. Deuel, '24 4 l ln. . C. Eloer, 25 . ji B. B. Evans, '23 will lil' -J. ..r x'la. f.?3.ilg. ,... , . E J. W. TOWART, '23, Manager L. K. Fox, '25 J. P. Gaty, '23 . E. W. Gerbereaux, '25 I-l. Godley, '24 J. P. l-laller, Grad. T. C. l-lennings, '24 J. P. l-leustis, '22 G. S. Humphrey, '23 T. C. Ingersoll, '25 A. J. Jerome, '23 E. L. Jewett, Grad. H. A. Jewett, Grad. A. G. Joyce, '23 M. Kwit, Grad. W. F. Landers, '23 A. J. Leussler, '23 A. G. Mansfield, Sp. A. R. Martin, '23 R. C. Matlock, '24 A. I-l. lvlogensen, '24 443 P. V. Mitchell, '23 J. A. Moller, '23 G. Myers, '23 J. M. Mykrantz, '25 C. A. Norris, '24 J. S. Offenhauser, '23 R. J. Parker, '23 J. l-I. Peters, '23 L. B. Pryor, '23 J. M. Rooney, '23 W. K. Schneidau, '24 E. D. Scruggs, '23 R. P. Starr, '24 T. L. Stirling, '25 L. Stone, '23 J. P. Sumner, Grad. J. W. Towart, '23 C. C. Weichel, '23 G, W. Wilder, '24 ru: ini ruiavr1i.iAw -li 7 ,. i. r ,,l rl , . 'T' ' 7 A?i3fQif f'f1Tig 77 f if T'ffffriff5:fTfff7T'i'7T-T-ff ' f U'ffi'fQf11'l'f.fff BTQWQ . --gL ..Y, 4 f, ,W fr - -4 f -- V -- W -f----M - -'-Y' ' A-Y' tx ,Q-gi l I, ,Zigi R F ' H S euzew 0 eason Mi T133 This years Masque production differed in a number of ways from those of former seasons. The Manuscrigpt Club took entire charge of the writing of the show, ' each member wrote a scene, and the best of these portions were assembled to form QT? 2 the manuscript of A'Ulysses of lthakau. The second change, a happy one, was ,,l,Yi, to put Professor Sampson in charge of coaching the cast. The third experiment was that of giving the performance in Bailey Hall instead of in the Lyceum as hereto- i Ulg fore. All of these worked well. iq: ' ' liilyl ' As mentioned above, the manuscript and lyrics were written by the Manu- script Club, while the music was composed by john Mayo, '23, C. Eber, '25, A. C. iiiwxsl Mansfield, Sp., L. Breese, '23, P. Blackmore, '25, and Prof. J. T. Quarles of the 1-lil li, . .,. I W i, N my 'J A 1 ..- 'La Department of Music. The script was one which called for no particularly out- . , . l 1'l standing stars, but more for a group of good actors of equal importance working ilizglzg well together. E. J. Besig, '26, as Ulysses, and D. P. Davis, '25, as Penelope his f wife, acted their parts splendidly, while L, l-l. Daniels, i24,as Zeus, and G. C. Addoni- zio as Prof. Sarcophagus Digges, claimed equal honors in ability and applause. E. P. Curtis, '23, as the cook, and S. W. Benham, '25, as Argus the dog, offered many amusing incidents. Besides these there was an array of strapping gods attending Zeus, a well-drilled chorus dancing to catchy music, and a large variety of special l I :ffl numbers rounding off the show to perfection. lip. The stage settings and lighting effects were suggested by Dean F. I-I. Bosworth of the College of Architecture, and were most admirably designed and executed by A. E. Miiiiken, '22, rgflf 5 Ml The first performance was given on Thursday evening of junior Week to a packed house, and although only one performance was planned, the tremen- lllfwlil dous demand for seats forced the Masque to play again before a full house on Saturday night. On the whole the Masque can look back upon this year as one of the most successful that it has had in a long time. lt was a year of experiment, and this in itself is encouraging. When an already successful organization is willing tO look about for something better, we can expect them to give us artistic work in i the future. ' lift llff' Quill flfil , ii 1 wi Wg! . . . .,.... Wu ff 1 A iff? T E 44-4 .Y .... IIII III, I- Nllllk Cast of Characters ERNEST j. BESIG, '16 . . DAVID FLOYD DAVIS, '15 LAWRENCE H. DANIELS, '14 . ALVA TOMPKINS, '14 . RALPI-I L. CHAPPELL, '15 FRANK O. .-XFEELD, 3D, '10 FREDERICK G, GULDI, '13 EGBERT T. CURTIS, '13 . SANFORD W. BENHAM, '15 GALLIANO G. .-XDDoNIzIo, '13 . - UNDERGRADUATES .Xllen K. Strong. '14 . . . Mr. Arles' Howard M. XVhite. '13 . Mr. Barley Robert M. Curts, '13 , Nlr. Carley George C. Strong. '15 . Mr. Darley E. Myron Bull, '10 Howard Foltz, '10 . Mr. Farle3 . . Nlr. Garley johnj. Fleming, jr., '14 . . Mr. Harley Clyde A, Jennings. '15 . Mr. jarley ,X lrvin T. Monroe, '15 Milton G. Dexter, '15 . William A. Greenebaum. '14 Oscar E, Schubert, ' George E. Quigley, '15 . Mr. Turley Frank E. Martoeci, ' 4 Peter A. Blate, '14 Felix E. Spurney. '13 1 5 . . Nlr. N1arle5 . Aflr, Narley 1 . Mr. Varleg . Mr. Zarley v . Nlr. Parley . Mr. Quarley . Mr. Googledoosky Ulysses Penelope Zeus Hermes Ares Hercules Ganymede Anemone Argus . Praf. Sarcophagus Digges DAUGHTERS OF ULYSSES AND PENELOPE Leland C. Hurd, Sp. . Duncan Williams, jr., '14 . Gordon lvl. Wilbur. '16 H. W. Hoff, jr., '16 . Robert R. Breed. '14 , Moe Bloom, '14 . Edward Sanderson, '10 Nlorris L, Vxfaldstreicher, '15 George E. Bliss, '15 . F. Van Epps Mitchell, '13 . . George L. Todd, '16 . Nlohn Wilkinson, jr., '16 Abscissa . Caesura Anaesthesia . . Era . 1'-Xphasia . Insomnia , Mania . Parabola Paranoia Panacea Anathema . Apocrypha XVADE DULEY, '13 j. W. TOWART, '13 President Manager ...........?....:,-..T.?45. 17 3 , E ,gfI.2'f:J'7D Lf -1 1131 I -J -. ik rdf. ' Lf'f1g1I --Q L'-2'E,L-:g1i5:'f3f4L1-Qf1f31-''f.g1 ..'' I -L45 'I -4' T I ' 7 L N v.. .. III: 10 , IIIINII xy .,L,..L, 2 2 .... 4 lv lf 44. L- ,..,,,,,., .I .. , Lf CI I H: . I I I - W I A TQ! Q 4, If' if .Tw 'Al Ii, .'.I1' .1 'I I I .1 Wifi f.I', A, EV.: 'HSI EH., N X12 I ,ic 4,41 wpll 1,4 ,QM Is, H' 41,343 N . I wx A If I A.. ' I, :LYS IL? II- IV' V. 'fi' M2 . A, ,wb ,..f I ,WY -,ZW I.. 1' A' l 'M' I ,V- W 41 1 fr I-, I. G 'I v rm Y. il I .lgw ' Q I i 5 I ,Inj I I DRAMATIC CLUB JACK nw HUGH S CHARLES MATHER PARKER, '23 . President HELEN FRANCES NORTHUP, '23 . Vice-President THEOPI-IILUS PARSONS, JR., '24 -Secretary-Treasurer DWIGHT GOLDWIN HOWERTH, '23 DAVID EDWARD BRAINARD, '23 Business Manager . Stage Manager MARY GOODENOW WILLCOX, '23 Librarian PROFESSOR A. M. DRUMMOND . . . Faculty Director HONORARY MEMBERS PROFESSOR A. M. DRUMMOND PROFESSOR M. W, SAMPSON PROFESSOR G. A. EVERETT PROFESSOR N. SCHMIDT PROFESSOR C. MIDJO PROFESSOR W. K. STONE PROFESSOR E. H. WOODRUFF ACTIVE MEMBERS DOROTHY WILSON ALLISON, '24 DAVID EDWARD BRAINARD, '23 IDA IXAARIAN BREED, '24 EGEERT TOWNSEND CURTIS, '23 HENRY CLAY GIVAN, jR., '24 DWIGHT GOLDWIN HOWERTH, '23 JOHN GAMEWELL JENKINS, '23 JULIUS KORCHIEN, Z4 MORRIS KWIT, Grad. GERTRUDE MARTIN, '23 GEORGE HERBERT MAY, '25 HELEN FRANCES NORTHUP, '23 AILEEN O'CONNELL, '23 A RUTH AMANDA OVIATT, '24 CHARLES MATHER PARKER, '23 THEOPHILUS PARSONS, JR., '24 ' CAROLYN PENELOPE SLATER, '23 JAMES FREDERICK SUMNER, Grad. IRVING PEARSON TURMAN, '24 SYLVIA WILDE, '24 :VIARY GOODENOW WILLCOX, '23 ARTHUR LEHSEN WOEHL, '23 ASSGCIATE MEMBERS HARRIET GARRISON BARTON, '24 EDWARD WILLIAM DOYLE, '25 EVELYN ALICE IHRIG, '23 HELEN KEANE, '24 ALBERT EDWARD IVIILLIKEN, '24 JEANNETTE FRANKENBERG IXIEXVMAN, '24 ELIZABETH OLNEY NENVTON, '23 IVIAYER PORTNER, Sp. RALPH SIDNEY SAUNDERS, '24 PAUL BURTON SMITH, '25 EDWIN STERNEERG, '25 IVIARGARET MARY SULLIVAN, '25 GLENN ROBERTS TAFT, '26 CHAUNCEY ARTHUR THOMPSON, '25 VIRGINIA VAN VRANKEN, '25 6 1 i . 1 ,, . ,ii ,. l X w iv. r 3 ii. n- . i H, ill ,tl -.- wi i a i Tw Y Y H Y V ily' W 2 'i Y my lb Vi I Y 1. E, aku, N ,lilgv ?T1?ii':i ' 'if-r . A 5' ' ' A .ne yi i1i',il'l ia iii ,'l ' fl l ill, ' HE l Ulf he 'rczmazfzc Club i l 1415. I-lil eq 1 Revzew lg? .Ll l 'Z 4 Mill The Cornell Dramatic Club was organized in iqof by the Department of Public Speaking l X .. for the study and presentation of modern drama. lt contemplated the production of noteworthy EM plays, especially those great dramas of the Continental Theatre which are presented so seldom 3113! jllfll before American audiences. Some of the leading works of lbsen, Gogol, Henry Arthur jones, lifill Pinero, and Giocosa were presented with considerable success. fi., . . 5 l - n n n h WEA I-he Club now gives all its productions in its own home. the Campus Theatre, which was established in IOI0 to provide greater opportunity for undergraduate talent in every field of dramatic work. Room B in Goldwin Smith Hall was transformed into an ideal little theatre by the addition of a curtain. scenery. and lighting effects. With the addition of much new equip- liiiiji -n A . . . - ll iv! ,QE ment during the past year at a considerable expense. the club now enjoys a fully equipped theatre li Zim Wi, n A . . -WL! in which to work. ,gy ga!! Partly because of the establishment of the Campus Theatre andtpartly due to the interrup- tion of work by the warthe presentation of groups of OOC-act plays has replaced the annual llhiy Half three-act play. This year. however the Club has returned to its original policy and presented in ,il Ti 11394. . . . . , . 1 .. ' ,ffm addition to its customary groups of one-act plays, two full-length productions-Biornson s Love Ulf! YT' 'li 1- . A .. 1- ll ' H I ' d Geovraphv and Lennox Robinson s The XVhiteheaded Boy ivlost successful amon the uf' I-1,1 l an 5 ' ' - ' g ,, 6' Ll thirteenone-act oHerings of the Club during the First term have been: Shaw's The lvlanof Destiny 5 IFIVH 'Hui . .. .. . . ..- .. . . . MW Synge s In the Shadow of the Glen 1 Barrie s The Old Lady Shows l-ler Medals 3 and O Neill s Tl' 'l wif Bound East for Cardiff . Altogether about two hundred people have worked for the Club dur- ing the past year. Each year for the past four years a group of the more experienced members lhigfpi of the Club has played in the 'iLittle Country Theatre at the New York State Fair at Syracuse. will ff l . . , . . . . . li F'-5 liege The Dramatic Club is continually growing and is planning to extend and improve its work. Qi . vii. . . . . . 3 4 ,HIE i Under the able direction of Professor A. IX4. Drummond it now occupies a prominent place among lifl the University organizations, The Club will continue to present notable plays and there is no 3 ggpii i . . . , . . ' rw. ' doubt that its efforts will add to the enjoyment of the University community. gl' wi' vp.- iP fi' vi fwll rfb, yi, X 7 I liiff ' 'lit-J lllfllil illra iilii' W Qlf-lf ii i 129 T.,-ii i i .i ii iili'l,E3 ffl-if lltzll :tail ,mis gf y 'lla l 'iixili 2 yt. l i jlffil irudliy- i, L lm l jl 'tw fi 'ai litilii igesli fill l 2 lj itil- i if ',.1i. ' limi .nl i it-I tilif lm Qjll- Q l 1 itil if i -,MQ ,V r 1V U i ' ilplll mia! X I. Eli. T' fliflil K' SCENE FROM BERNARD Sl-IAW'S The Man of Destiny lfjli-LQ.ll.LTT 'T T' 'Tn' ' '1 T ' . .. WT TTT 'lfll , 4.L.7f 'Y , .. , Y f fl ,fn , L... ,.,,,,, T PTA 'El :- li as if if iislffllf -7 if T 'F 'if' - 4-47 Q ,fi 11 '3 '. 1 Y I' I 3I,3 I3 ..,,, f. .,, -nh, ,.,,.-.,. - - .F A,.r, ,, r., ,- , .,., F Q-r .nhnffjwf-fq'pxQn,'krx3 fnfggd -O' A nn, rw .J 'Nh fX f5 A 'VX' f S 'X A ,N T 56 . DEBA E ,Q J X ' LU B S ' .JAcR .W I-wc-I-I ' DEBATE COUNCIL ABRAHAM ERWIN GOLD, '23 4.,.. . . President RfIURRAY FOSTER JOHNSON, '23 2 . Manager GEORGE GARTLAND CONNELLY, '24 ..... Assistant Manager FACULTY MEMBERS ALEXANDER MAGNES DRUMMOND SUMNER HUBER SLICHTER EVERITT LEE HUNT , LYMAN WILSON STUDENT IVIEMBERS GEORGE GARTLAND CONNELLY, '24 ABRAHAM ERWIN GOLD, '23 IR.-XLSTONE ROBERT IRVINE, '23 MURRAY FOSTER JOHNSON, '23 LEO BERNARD MITTELMAN, '23 JAMES ALOYSIUS SMYTHE, '23 VICTOR OTTO XVEHLE, '24 DEBATE SQUAD . . . . . Chairman VICTOR OTTO XVEHLE, '24 .... . CARLYLE MARTIN ASHLEY, '24 GEORGE GARTLAND CONNELLY, '24 ALEX CRACOVANER, '23 ABRAHAM ERWIN GOLD, '23 BERNARD DAVID GOLDKLANC, '23 SIDNEY ARTHUR C-OLDSTEIN, '24 XVILBUR SAMUEL HOWELL, '24 IR.-XYMOND FLOYD HOWES, '24 RALSTONE ROBERT IRVINE, '23 NIURRAY FOSTER JOHNSON, '23 Xl' 'an ll' bn ll' 'an XXHOI1 ' Cornell bv Dartmouth bv Cornell bv Cornell ARTHUR NIOHN KEEFFE, '22 CONRAD CARLETON IQIRCHNER, '22 JOHN DANIEL LYONS, JR. '23 -IOHN WINCHESTER MACDONALD, '25 LEO BERNARD MITTELMAN, '23' WVILLIAM DICKINSON MORGAN, 13 MILTON ROSENKRANZ, '24 VIXVIAN EARL SIMRELL, '24 -IAMES ALOYSIUS SMYTHE, '23 IRVING PEARSON TURMAN, '24 HERMAN VNIOLKINSON, '25 RECORD IQZZ-Z3 Yale at New Haven December O, IO22 Six to Three Decision Dartmouth at Ithaca December O, 1Q2l Five to Four Decision XVcSIcvan at Ithaca March 2, IQ23 Unanimous Decision Williams at Williamstown March 2, IQZQ Unanimous Decision Cornell at Amhcrst March 23, 1023 Brown at Ithaca March 23, IQZ3 Cornell at Columbia Ma3I II, IQZZ Pennsylvania at Ithaca MUj'1I.1L723 -vu JAH 1887 1888 1889 1890 1891 1892 1893 1894 1895 1899 1397 1898 1899 1900 1901 1902 1903 1994 XYQIIQS Q:Ol'll 1LZIlX Recd ,jOhnSO11 XVUIIQIDSOIW Goldstein Lytlc Parker Cracuvaner Cohen '86 emoriaf Speakers WINNERS OF THE '80 IVIEMORIAL PRIZE IN PUBLIC SPEAKING ANDREW S. WHITE HOWARD A. OPPENHEIM FRANK H. CALLAN WILLARD H. AUSTEN EDNVIN D. SHURTER ERNEST I. WVHITE WILLIAM P. CHAPMAN EDNVARD V. HENRY STEPHEN F. SHERMAN, jR. ERWIN ESMOND HERRICK C. ALLEN MORTIMER GSTHEIMER WILLIAM O. MORGAN WILLIAM H. MORRISON, JR. WILLIAM A. FRAYER CHARLES B. DOWD ELIAS H. KELLEY CHARLES H. TUGK CHARLES COHEN, '24 Speakers in CYEORGE GARTLAND CONNELLY, '24 ALEX CRACOVANER, '23 SIDNEY ARTHUR GOLDSTEIN, '24 RXIURRAY FOSTER -IOHNSON, '23 -H-9 1905 WILLIAM L. RANSOM 1906 FRANCIS L. DURK 1907 HORACE L. DAWSON 1908 LEROY R. GOODRICH 1909 ABRAHAM LEVINE 1910 ALAN H. COLCORD 1911 WILLIAM WALZER 1912 HARRY Z. HARRIS 1913 REGNAR T. KIDDE 1914 WILLIAM D. SMITH 1915 LOUIS Y. CAEERMAN IQIC HENRY KLAUBER 1917 MARION L. WHITE 1918 HORACE E. SGI-IAGKELTON 1919 RUTH EDITH WELKOWIT: 1920 ,IOHN ALDRICH RODGER 1921 JAMES ALOYSIUS SMYTHE 1922 CHARLES MATHER PARKER 1922 ROY COEE LYTLE, '24 CHARLES k4ATHER PARKER, '23 LOUIS ECKERT REED, '23 CHARLES BOURNE WELLES, '21, HERMIAN VVOLKINSON, '24 'I I , l 0 ' . 1 I I lv! 1 I I I I X N Cracovaner Goldklang Mittelman Ivlorgan Johnson Rosenkranz I f 'IS If 94 emorza. pea ers NVINNERS OF THE '94 MEMORIAL PRIZE IN DEBATE 1895 WVILLIAM P. CHAPMAN, jR. IQOQ CHARLES R. HUGINS 1890 HARLEY N. CROSBY 1910 HEBER E. GRIFFITH 1897 DANIEL H, XVELLS 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. LOXVENTHAL 1915 LOUIS YURLIC GABERMAN 1902 FLOYD L. CARLISLE 1910 RALPH HARRIS BLANCHARD 1903 GEORGE D. CROFTS 1917 JACOB GOULD SCHURMAN. JR. 1904 VVVILLIAM L. RANSOM 1918 DANIEL THOMAS GILMARTIN, JR 1905 NEAL D. BECKER 1919 EDWARD EUGENE DICKER IQOD GEORGE W. ROESCH 1920 WILLIAM HURSH FARNHAM 1907 FRANCIS L. DURR 1921 RALPH HARRY SMITH 1908 ROSCOE C. EDLUND 1922 VICTOR QTTO WEHLE 1923 Rf1URRAY FOSTER JOHNSON Speakers in IQ23 ALEX CRACOVANER. '23 LEO BERNARD IVIITTELMAN, '23 BERNARD DAYID GOLDRLANG. .23 WILLIS DICKINSON IVIORGAN, 23 FXIURRAH FOSTER kIc,HNSON. .23 FAILTON ROSENKRANZ, C24 I-50 Chambers Dattellnaum B1 Ind Grosshandlcr McAllister ood ford rize Speakers WVINNERS OF THE WOODFORD PRIZE IN ORATORY 1871 JOHN E. MOORE I8Q6 CHARLES H. RAMMELKAMP 1872 ADOLPHUS L. RADER I8O7 DANIEL H. WELLS 1873 KAWARD RESCINDEDD I8O8 CHARLES H. MAYER 1874 JAMES E. GLUCK I8Qq HERBERT B. LEE 1875 GEORGE H. FITCH IQOO EUGENE T. LIES 1876 CLARENCE H. ESTY IOOI SIDNEY S. LOWENTHAL 1877 GEORGE W. GILLETTE IQOZ MICHAEL A. FORD 1878 CHARLES W. AMES IQO3 ALFRED HUGER 1879 ALFRED MILLARD IQO4 WVILLIAM A. MURPHY 1880 FRANK C. WVHITNEY IQOS ROBERT P. BUTLER 1881 CAWARD RESCINDEDJ IQOD CHARLES H. TUCK 1881 DIVIDED BETWEEN IQO7 WILLIAM W. TAYLOR CHARLES P. BACON AND IQO8 ELIZABETH E. COOK FRANK R. LUCKEY IQOQ ROSCOE C. EDLUNG 1883 ASA A. ALLING IQIO STANTON GRIFFIS 1884 CHARLES A. POTTER IQII GEORGE M. WOLFSON 1885 STODDARD M. STEVENS IQI2 ALAN H. COLCORD 1880 E. D. ABINUM DE LIMA IQIZ LESLIE HERBERT GROSER 1887 HORACE WHITE IQI4 HAROLD RIEGELMAN 1888 PHILIP C. PAYNE IQIS DUANE S. HATCH 1889 HOWARD A. QPPENHEIM IQID MORRIS j. ESCOLL ISQO FRANK A. ABBOTT IOI7 YING CHING YANG ISOI CAWARD RESCINDEDD IOI8 CHEN KU I8qz EDWARD S. SHURTER IQIQ WALTER MEASDAY, JR. I8Q3 ERNEST I. WHITE Iqzo WILLIAM HURSH FARNHAM 18194 HARRIET C. CONNOR IQ'lI IRMA MAY GREENAWALT I8O5 GEORGE P. DYER Iqzz MADELINE HII.DA GROSSHANDLER Speakers in 1922 FREDERICK HENRY BOND, '21 DAVID NATHANIEL DATTELBAUM MELBER BOWERS CHAMBERS, 'zz MADELINE HILDA GROSSHANDLER THOMAS DONALD MCALLISTER, 'zz 451 I 1111: f.1I.:NLI,I.Ixw 1 1 I :rg I ' 1 'Z 11 1 1 I 1, -H-A iLf QQQL .Q , 'f Lflf'-QL, W 7' A--,fL,S:1--L L.-21-9QElQQllf,:1i'1 1 I F I ' H51 MIL? ANTI Wil! 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Pirnie Vfehle Pictsch Ray Xnrhony W johnson Eaton Scott Pierson Bufnngton Robb Orton Blakelock Barton Burke Avery Smythe Hoclell Silncn Hays Eden Senay Eclgerly NVygant Nicholls Selton Christian Daniels Ramsey Hodges Meyns H l I' l' 1 4 N' If I V Q, ,,. Colonel Henry S. Wygant Major Hugo D. Selton, Inf. lvlajor Thomasj. j. Christian. F. A. lx4ajor john P. Edgcrly, lnl. Captain Ralph M. Buffington. Vet. Corps Captain Charles T. Scnay, Inf. Captain George P. Hays, F. A. Reserve Ojcers' Training Corps United States Army Ojicers on duty with the R. O. T. C., Cornell University Colonel jesse C. Nicholls, Commandant Captain john R. Eden, Inf. ISI ISf ISE Lieut. Lawrence j. Meyns. Ord Dep t Lieut. Thomas H. Ramsey, lnl Lieut. Edwin L. Sibert, F. A. ist Lieut. Duncan Hodges, Sig. Corp ist Lieut. Albert Pierson. Inf. znd Lieut. William W. Barton, F A INFANTRY Cadet Col. Lawrence lvl. Orton, Commanding Cadet Capt. Egbert T. Curtis, Reg Ad Cadet Lt. Col. Harry W. Robb Cadet Capt. Vifilliam L. Norman. Re S O FIRST BATTALION SECOND BATTALIOIX Cadet IX4aj. Edward C. Avery, Commanding Cadet lvlaj. james A. Smvthe, Commanding, Cadet ist Lt. Philo D. Clark. B'n Adj. Cadet ist Lt. Carl I. Baker. B'n Adj THIRD BATTALION Cadet lvlaj. Irving L. Scott, Commanding Cadet ist Lt. Stephen A. Emery, B'n Adj. Company Company G Cadet Capt. N. H. Simpson Cadet Capt. W. H. Mears Cadet md Lieut. D. W. Coleman Cadet ist Lieut. A. R. Hill . Company B Company UH Cadet Capt. R. C. Eaton Cadet Capt. V. O. Vifehle Cadet ist Lieut. E. M. Veghte Cadet ist Lieut. W, P. de jarnette Cadet znd Lieut. I-I. C. Chamberlain Cadet znd Lieut. H. C. Bird Company C Company I Cadet Capt. E. D. johnson Cadet Capt. R. W. Stewart Cadet ist Lieut. XV. F. Sarle Cadet ist Lieut. E. W. Folsom Cadet znd Lieut. L. M. Denler Cadet ist Lieut. W. E. Skilton Cadet znd Lieut. C. W. Skeele Company D Company UK Cadet Capt. j. A. Pirnic Cadet Capt. A. E. Ray Cadet ist Lieut. j. W. Borman Cadet ist Lieut. R. R. Ramirez Cadet znd Lieut. C. D. Scott Cadet znd Lieut. E. L. Bennett Company E Company L Cadet Capt. j. K. Anthony Cadet Capt. W. R, Pietsch Cadet ist Lieut. W. E. Gilman Cadet ist Lieut. Alexander Pirnie Cadet znd Lieut. j, A. Parkhurst Cadet and Lieut. G. D. Crozier Cadet znd Lieut. G. E, Bretch Company F Company NI Cadet Capt. Albert Lucas Cadet Capt. R. H. Carpenter . Cadet ist Lieut. 'D. W. MeKim Cadet ISt Lieut. D. j. Vxfilliams Cadet znd Lieut. W. A. Zalesak Cadet znd Lieut. H. NV. Uhrbrock Battery HA FIELD ARTILLERY Cadet Major L. R. Hodell, Commanding Cadet Capt. A. E. Milliken. Adjutant Battery C Cadet Capt. A. C. Ivlattison Cadet Capt. G. F. Titus Cadet znd Lieut. R. T. johnson Cadet 1st'Lieut. j. G. jenkins Battery B Cadet znd Lieut. L. G. Hooker Cadet Capt. W. johnson Battery D ' Cadet ISI Lieut. K. L. Roberts Cadet Capt. W. K. Schneidau Cadet ISC Lieut. F. E. Spurney Cadet ist Lieut. D. W. Crofoot Cadet znd Lieut. NV. W. Porter Cadet ist Lieut. S. Gruneck Cadet znd Lieut. P. E. Landback Cadet znd Lieut. T. T. Davey, jr. Cadet znd Lieut. E. W. Lane Cadet znd Lieut. A. S. jareeki SIGNAL CORPS Cadet Capt. D. E. Brainard, Commanding Cadet ist Lieut. C. E. XVaIdner Cadet ISt Lieut. G. N. Crosthwait Cadet znd Lieut. j. L. Antz BAND Cadet ist Lt. D. IVI. Stevenson, Com'dg Cadet Chief Trumpeter. H. T. Searles Cadet Chief Musician George A. West Cadet Drum Major H. D. W'right ACI, , , .. , 3. .. .. .. 7. - .. Cadet Chief Musician C. A. LeRoy V. -.,,. S- 51. AW., ,,, 455 PRESENTATION OF MEDAL TO BEST-DRILLED FRESEIMAN Troy A BIVOUAC ON ALUTVINI FIELD 'Frm- L56 T ll lf 1 0 2 3 ll H ll Yi IL l L I A. N ii , .-. 1 ,F -,Y Y, '.,,-:tt i : Zif,'NIf1f.i'.T',,f '. :ff-f 17'-:J. :fp'if-. '7'r'i' t 1, V ' , . ,. I-. ,.-.,-,.-,- A,- rqe .-. 1, 'fY.4x.-4-..-La-L,.:. Q-. 3- .f .- , A--, ,f u A-,V Au.: fra- as .L.,- , - .. ,f-- , -final, :rr iggggg Va - .ogy-ill 6 6 6'-6 tf 't i,i'3,w .gfirlgf illffll lif?i..lw im ilfmi. AWS' will .V ,V INSPECTION TFOY Reserve OmC6TS, Training Corps Cornell University, a land grant institution, requiring under the Morrill Act two years of military training, has maintained an efficient Cadet Corps since 1868. The Cadet Corps was superseded by the Reserve Officers' Training Corps under the provisions of the National Defense Act of 1916. The most important mission of the Cornell R. 0. 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 men during the two years of compulsory training a good ground- ing 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 useful- ness as citizens in after life. I-labits of self-control, courtesy, fair play, teamwork, and honor are inherent in our military system. The lnfantry Unit has existed since 1868. Since the war its scope has been greatly broadened. lt is commanded by Major I-l. 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, infantry weapons, map reading, leadership, field engineering, military tactics, miltiary history and policy, administration, and advanced branches of military science. For many years the Cornell Infantry Unit has officially been recognized as one of the best in the country. i,,, llpyjl ilfgljl IQNQ 111.5 I Hill Nil IJ rf-in Ef C i K-fi k el .nr v . 1 'JI na ,1. i . fl i all .iilil T Sill' E Qin LM ,Q we-i li, ., V .,, ,, My lkflii Wili- - ' v Milli will vial E aifl 4. i Fil lllgjiil if ell sllifg' 3.21 fr il Fl il V1 I l, fgfrg 1' Cyl: ,W V i413'l liili :'il'NlE elif-Q f 'Il i ll 4'il ,Wir lwfgi l 'gpg' In Fil: .il L22 1' liqlg l', all ll 15 ig- lg,b.'4i,gl llriqg Nigga, ii. l. l l,Q?l: will Miz , Mil ipiflf njifi I 'rglli ll?-ra, i Fil +11 -. Mliifl I Fifi E :Ji .-rf. llufj ' fr' rll ' We l'j,i'1 'Wil l : i will 1 'fill ., rg. . L l , ,k g 'HSN ,, Y Y ----,W H ,,,- ,,, v----... .. ,RA ...JW ..4.......,.-. . ,.v...,-, ,.,,, , Y., ,. .Jlg 3 ,,r-., ,,,, -a,.,,.,,.1.-.Y ..-.:..- ., ..... ...-..,.--. ,-,,,.a,--,.i.,.g,1,,1.3-Q , . 6' ' . ' . . .. -in A A ..,,- f .,-.w -1-3, , -' rr, sn, -+55 1 rf 'E-1 '.- -if --- jr- Nr -,-- -- - - -- f-.-.- g.- ZZ2 LQa2,gf?'1'Q'72'2Tj2'ifE'3Qfjg?4H- 1 if 2 -f A' 5 '--1543 '-ffnfy-ff 14,51 gEg2i122f':1L2f+ .g:.. atom: .1 ,Q -.f.. ,2. r.f..9 1Q.a5 -A i., ,,,.,-g,,,,.. ,.,,. - , .. . - ,M . Q, C...-.... , ., -......,.,,,., ,, , ,,,,,,,,j 457 q- , . , - 1 . T I I 1 0 2 in 1 iv lc Tw L I. L I K N , , 1. WD. W - ,. -. .. - - H. , -. 1- .1 . .- - g5,.,.f,., .-Jw , -- ,, -,..- -,144 - -,-F.,-5. G yr,-,. N ..,, L- .' .. .. 71 ,' .--Y in -.-.N--. 1- ,-V 4 - iv .ff - .e, --1-.M -' + -- .xr -. 1 .r ARTILLERY PREPARING FOR REVIEXV Troy The Field Artillery Unit was established by its present commander, Major T. J. J. Christian, in january, 1919. I-Ie has three assistant officers. The work con- sists in the study of the construction and the use of heavy and light field pieces, i l l li X4 1 'M ,N :Vi ik ll' M5 l W? .Lf i., wg HE 1,1 ,U 1 L ii' l ml l il A.. l , K' ima ix iii s U llfv 'N L fix il 1 , N I,-.Y ,ig 3'- lxf in ill iw 1-1 'li .mi ML! ,iv ti ,AJ . F551 iw, 1 , n., ii 'li l a A pistols, and motors, hippology, riding, and driving, map reading, road and area- sketching, During its short career the Field Artillery Unit of Cornell has achieved iff' recognition by the War Department as the best in the entire country. gfjl 'fu 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 of the members of the batteries and the student body in general. Riding classes are conducted for members of the University Community other than the Artillery cadets. i 1 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 Engl- gf' neering students. For Ordnance students, the regular Engineering courses are sup- fl plemented by a short course on Ordnance problems, the summer camp being depend- pil ed upon for most of the strictly Ordnance training. The Signal Corps instruction, IQ l under Lieutenant Duncan Hodges, emphasizes Communication Engineering, includ- , ill ing a course in wireless telegraphy. .J The Veterinary Unit, established by Captain Ralph Buffington, is accomplish- lui' ing its purposes in an admirable manner. There has been considerable interest shown IQ in this department by the students, especially those in the Veterinary College. 11.1 For the past eleven 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 position have gil been the sympathetic co-operation of the authorities of the University and the fine lf? l attitude and eliorts of the cadets themselves. W1 li V - - - - - 1 -ll ill 1- - 1. - A .- F, -rsr . -- . ,L - --1'-a 'ter-sf H11 458 , .M ii ti A is lqf'-z .ni hx! 'L lvl! .' l E QLASS orncri M ITT it I I L?-aT-1 I fi 42' lj f 1,1 145- X 'Si ff IA xx 4 fvdj! p X 4 PQ XA? mga Qrfsgiff at Mm ,WMA V x ef Xf Ngffxlff W WX! f X -5-1 XQNiXXx Axfxixw zfvx N l? W W WZK .1 g w WW V S Q i Afx as 1- '- ' f L , 3 Z 4 - 4 S Z X, f . k r AX !! 6' A Wills-gd f f fgwaiyyx fiw J, M 4:-A XV 4 f A i wx ,WY zmziwqy, K-49, f H 14, ' is K 1 IN-ig, I s :I - A- N f .Q Wei S' ' ie' -LI Ifllllllllllllllllllllmflfff , Q wwwxjxsiiy Ifli 5,06 Q K X xx ,U , 'A .,wuzummmIummmnsvlllulnummn. A. A ' - - X. ' II'''mnxmxxxxxxxx1nxxx W S ' 2W : Z, 'v I 1 lx w 'Q 4. 777 x K ffm , I I xfw ' 'TlYi1 . , I I 1 0 L1 1' H il N' L I l I L N Q, V, Q, ,L -A , A - ,A . -. Y . . A- -W L. , ,. , . R, ..-1 U - 7991,--M ,,5ifw,y J ,I Gerry Lovejoy Kneen Cassidy Stirling Kaxv Leer Roilo Treman Hanson Cole Palmer Pfarm Ramsey Pope Kirby Student Council 1922-1923 OFFICERS ERNEST DELOS LEET . President ARTHUR BOTT TREMAN . . SGCVEIGW LEONARD CHRISTOPHER HANSON . . Tfeclwfef CLASS OF 1913 JOHN JAY COLE JAMES HENRY LUTHER EDGAR LAXVRENCE KAW BENJAMIN HENRY PALMER, JR. WALTER RUSSELL ROLLO CLASS OF 1914 CHARLES EMMES CASSIDY FREDERIC KIMBALL LOVEJOY EHARVEY SPALDING GERRY' GEORGE ROBERTS PFANN EDWARD BUCKLER KIRBY' 'JFLOYD DANIEL RAMSEY CLASS OF 1925 HAROLD KNEEN THOMAS LUKE STIRLING CLASS OF 1920 CONRAD CARVER POPE 1'Sccor1d Term TFirSt Term , , --Q.. J: -Tr: -Hin ,...1 :ffl Y 4 I I V911 inf? I If '11 'if'-rf I i?f21L hfuiii .gl Exam FW- lie 1:24. I' 1, Jiiff' ,nl-Eli! Izfxhi Jil.-,111 I 'II ,Wil I ww,-J ,SFI , R 'C I l I 11. EWU v-' 1: 2 ii Pig: 1 six 5 I i A I 'Iwi- ' i, ,A-I 1, K 1151 nf: Ain' ':'1I Q I- ' FEI 1. WA, 3 I I fe ' , .IJ . 1 1911 M Iiifgiii 9'iQEi hilt 731' IQQII ng I Hii .5151 'ifrui' I 25,5 yii J ,Ig Ili mfr: Nfff I . ir, iiffli I , , 'I , . y I: Qi' ' I. ii Jjlii' X tw- il: 11 115 ,'Q f'7i, 'Vit 'pri I' 'I' -J. ,. , A . I I N I A. I A J TJ I in 'I :I , . 11 , I .-3 I. K. ,. I-J f L 37 I .J 1 -1 M.. HJ f I.- H, - u ,wi VP ff '- I I l L 1 0 T I I R1 I 7 K . ,I ,. H, ' 'I '1 U 3 E ,,. 1 9 A .A -1 Paxwn Spence Hudgins XVing .1 XYOOdin Johnson Schrcycr Breckenridge Ccmlc XL, Mogensen Lce McConnell Cleminshaw T52 Freshman Advzsory Commzttee .f G. L. LEE, Chairman E. B. NICCONNELI.. Secretary 'JL IQZZ MEMBERS Jglg E. C. AVERY R. A. JOHNSON J. H. PETERS Ji, R. W, BREGRENRIDGE W. F. LANDERS L. B. PRYOR C. H. CLEMINSHANV D. C MAGBEAN C. H. SHIEBLER I, J. J. COLE E. B. MGCONNELL W. A. SCHREYER Jig., H. G. Fox A. H. MOGENSEN S. C. SPENCE ,TQ H. H. GARRETT R, J. PARKER W. K. WING WAI H. HUDCINS R. NI. PAXTON, JR. E. C. WOODIN, JR. Im. MEMBERS Mig H. ALCUS, JR. H. S. GERRY W. R. PIETSCH 'iw J. A. AUSTIN H. GODLEY F. C. PORTER M13 C. H. BALDWIN H. J. HAON, JR. F. J. QUILLINAN H131 L. A. BARNES J.-IA. I-IARTELL A. M. ROSS I K. F. BARTON N. D. HARVEY, JR. W. K. SCI-INEIDAU Ili, W. F. BERNART, JR. R. L. HAYS L. B. SHAPLEIGH fi- J. M. BERRY T, C. HENNINGS, JR. A. C. SKUTT C. BIGRLEY R. S. HILL L. J. SMITH E. W. BOWEN W. H. HODGE R. F. S. STARR W J. W. BROTHERS E. D. JOHNSON H. C. STONE ,J E. F. BUGRLEY R.,L. JOHNSON H. M. THOMAS F4 H. T. BUCKMAN P. F. JONES E. R. THOMPSON lj C. H. CAPRON D. W. KINIBALI. J. W. THOMPSON 'U A. E. CORNVITH J. H. KING F. J. TONE, JR. X B. W. CROSS, JR. E. B. KIRBY J. E. UPSTILL G. D. CROZIER E. T. TQNOBLOCK H. P. VAUGHAN pl E. J. DERHAINI J. F. LEONARD F. W. XVATERMAN l J. F. DERHAN1 W. M. LEONARD C. F. WEDELL H5 H. E. DEUEL J. D. LINCOLN H. D. VVVEIGEL J J' A. A. DOPPEL C. W. LUDLOXV C-. W. WILDER, JR. I' I J. L. EDDY, JR. D. W. MGCLURE D. B. XVILLIAMS 'Y' C. L. FELSKE J. D. MAGDONALD F. C. WOOD M. W. FILLILIS K. W. MARKS R. C. YATES , , C. S. FRANT: E. W. MELLINGER D. F. ZAUG J' O. H. MORGAN, 2D wx 'T - I YI 461 I AI PI .T J -I I T3 TMI I 9 4 IA is I' Ii r 1 T' I X X ,, - .- w. 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I 0 b' ax at O 1 IE 2 fl E: ' ' uf E ' I , 1 .Q I . f 3, 1 9' N at Yi v W ,tax E' X JF X ' 1 ,IL , , , if ' gif 3541 4 is M, l . f Q49 25' it MDL f'Ptl5,?- ' :J i '4jfifg: .T rr 15 , .A'g,:2,l1- Q -ii.-if? ' ' 'iiffr-MW A' -ff 'A Jli2?1'flLl.l 'A 4 A l F , 'K-flu V Tl . 'Rabi LRZZEZ X 3353, 4-fwiifzrv , - . Yrliyrlpfizr 1 xii . ,Vx ,'L.?L-1: W ' -f-5,1-mu-Q gy . .Fi ' gi-: . 1 '5'LF3!:FA-5 Y Agyihgr y W .J i I 1, 1 H 1' ' F I ' L X5 IPXLW . I 1, --4 - M , - i i 5 I ii 'l 'I ' i 1 sl l N li I K, I, N .ZZ ,pr J Q ' I - ,- , A.- ward' 71 ,fl . Y, V Review ryfthe 1922 Crew Season The 197.2 crew season opened early in October, and it was patent from the way the candi- dates went about their work that they were determined on making 1922 a banner year in rowing. The registration on the first day brought out two hundred and fifty-seven men, the majority of T whom were Freshmen. Other can- : iti' ' didates swelled this number to ' three hundred within a few days, and when the gigs were launched for the first practice, there were from three to five combinations rowing at a time on the lnlet. Coach I-loyle did not form any Varsity combinations at this time, contenting himself with boating tentative Freshman eights. The veterans were used largely to coach the yearlings during this period. As was the case with other fall sports, the time avail- able for practice was curtailed by the lack of daylight-saving pro- visions in Ithaca. This neces- sitated keeping the crews on the water as long as possible, and it was not until December 4th that work on the lnlet was abandoned. The men then went to work on the machines for the remainder of the winter months. Spring practice began on the lnlet on March 9th, when five gigs, three of them Freshman, took the water. By March 12th nine combinations--four Freshman and five Varsity-were on the water. Three of the Varsity crews were using shells and were already showing good form. lt soon became evident that the struggle for first honors would be between the old IQ23 crew and a new and slightly heavier combination stroked by Fillius. As time went on, it became equally evident that the heavier aggregation was superior to Wheelers boat, for it came home first in one time-trial after another. A few days before the Derby regatta with Yale and Princeton, it was officially announced that Fillius' shell would row as the Varsity in that race. As had been expected, this meet soon resolved itself into a contest between Princeton and Cornell, Yale burned herself out in the first part of the race, but Princeton chose to play a waiting game, lowering her stroke to an easy thirty-four after the first hundred yards. The Red and White, rowing a thirty-one of great power, pulled steadily away from the Princetonians until they reached the mile mark, where, with a lead of two and a half lengths, they dropped their stroke to thirty. Although the Princeton crew were rowing four strokes faster than the Red and White, and had the inside of the curve at this point, the greater power behind the Varsity efforts maintained the distance between the boats. Princeton was expected to show her heralded spurt in the last half-mile, but when it came, the Cornell boat found little difnculty in coping with it. The Varsity raised their stroke to thirty-five, and actually gained on the Tigers in the last quarter mile. Yale, rowing smoothly but without power, trailed Princeton to the finish by four COMMODORE BALDW l N 1, . . . .A - ' f. .' 4 a . 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'ami all J -si ..-,i Ii l ,,.. zflfyli fltfjl ,.,,f:gz1 ily .rlrel WY NIH ' 'li 'Q Hi, i i, jlig .tt I J W iw I. ,4 L+, 1 ful ii I ' iq, '4 W e -el, i mg- vi i filygii I Virgil ,vi M zilgjll llllifl wsffjfll I libiil J-1' 5. , ,ir -iv-. , 4 -- r ,- .. . . . . . . I COACH HOYLE IN HIS LAUNCH Trob' lengths, It is significant that in this race the Cornell boat set a racing record for the course over calm water and with a slight wind against the port bow. The Freshman crews were called back after a start in which a Princeton yearling broke an oar. The second start saw Cornell following closely after the Tiger cubs until the mile mark was reached, at which point a reserve effort brought them half a length ahead of both crews. The Red and White yearlings carried this lead into the stretch and another Cornell victory seemed certain until one of the Cornellians caught a bad crab. lt disorganized the boat enough to let Princeton slip by and win by a length. The Varsity victory brought the Carnegie Cup to Cornell for this year. The cup had been put in competition the year previous for the first time and had been carried back to Princeton after the Triangular race on Lake Cayuga, The Navy Day race was not rowed because of poor weather conditions. A blustery north wind swept down the lake, keeping the crews behind the lighthouse until after sundown. When they did venture forth to row to the starting line, the rough water filled the boats, drenched the oarsmen, and interfered with the stroke so that it was difficult as well as dangerous to row. As the observation train with its three thousand rooters started back for Ithaca, cheer after cheer went up for the imaginary Cornell crew as it led the equally imaginary Harvard crew across the finish. Since the Crimson blade-wielders were unable to get permission to remain in Ithaca and rowon the following Monday, the rowing of the race had to be abandoned. The oarsmen now began to prepare for the Intercollegiates at Poughkeepsie on june zbth. Time trials between the light and the l'heavy Varsity continued to show the superiority of the latter. Fillius' eight was showing great form and power, and there were many who believed that this time Cornell would take the measure of the Navy. - Race day found the crews on edge. The conditions were good for rowing and the crews were not slow to take advantage of them, In the first race of the after- ! 'lf :L--,i..t-7f-fff.,f-- if f-I-:1 LV.:--1, 1 nf 1. f g.'.:,. nz- f J, 'Q 1.5, r Aw- A ,- , - f 'rv Y- M., .W . T- - K .P A - V 1 A M tl A A A V Y .--. M ..C....-., ,...,Y,---. , , , , . . . 47I .-, 'iff w - I .1 i i, V i I I 1 .V PI A . J 'I 'I .,x li I ig .U il lg 'luv ill L: . , iz Q lf Q lilihi lI'i W i ififl :im Igilf lil.: J' I fli ilfg' ir! .,. l I I.: ,- Ixiynil 'lfffli M VW NH' MIR lwhnl IW!!! rf? far: i ,,. i ' 'i l I W, 1 ,gfggl I '.., Ml, 1 H I 'f'--I WF, ,Mai Mail I vi. . .gy i -I gigi I :mul Wi' i.I l ,WWI ii ful ,J Ile I III.-. W, beef! 1 all I UQ I 4 Q i li-gl il - HIFI N Ilia Mfg. Ni i View 'ilhx 'limi W, I I . 1 fill wa' i ykl llrll lllfili I .li . ,Mi ,llfijl Qlljt ' I .ii ,', i .i if! 'mf' wx'-,ll I ' 4 l 'V H---F-' K 4- . - 1. .f--,121-L--2-Q---flztglf. f-,. .---,LL-1.. 4 3. F' - -...........h, .-... -,.Y,-.W .. .- - Y -f-- Y .. A- . 4, 4172 T l Q 2 3 C H Il N Eff l L I A N :Z 2'.j552'rQ'S:..2v:i3ZgiE3pg::g,azafir' gf',g. .-,pl35'gzsf-g'E,s22.223fg?Qggaaafgg ani I, ',2'5?f v..gQ1'Pj'-3.2:-IQ I I I f LIGHT VARSITY VICTORY AT POUGI-IKEEPSIE UHdC1'WO0d 51 Undefwwd noon fthe junior Varsity eventb the Cornell oarsmen started things off by making a new record for the course in winning their event. It was Cornells race from the start, Wheelers eight taking the lead in the first quarter-mile and steadily increasing it until they reached the finish line where they were leading Columbia by more than a length and a half. The Freshmen also did well after a poor start. They rowed the first part of the race in fourth place, but by a game rally they managed to beat out Columbia for second position. The Syracuse yearlings won the event with a nicely-timed spurt in the last quarter-mile. The Varsity race came last on the program and was, of course, the feature of the regatta. For the first time since the Poughkeepsie regatta came into being, a Cornell crew finished fourth. The Varsity finished there because they were willing to take a sporting chance on winning by carrying the fight to the Navy. Acting on this policy, the Cornell oarsmen gave everything they had for the first mile and a half, and for that distance they actually showed the way to the Annapolis veterans. There was no flaw to be found in the Navy machine, however, and they still had enough power to draw away from the Red and White and to fight off the deter- mined challenge of the splendid crew from Washington. The punishing brush with the Navy had weakened Cornell considerably, and while the Varsity oarsmen were still rowing a pretty race at the finish, they did not have enough snap left to fight off the advance of the Westerners or that of the heavy Syracuse crew. The Navy oarsmen won by a length and were followed in order by Washington, Syracuse, and Cornell. It is noteworthy that every crew on the river broke the record for the course which had been made by the Navy the year before. The Cornell supporters were proud of the account that the Red and White crew had given of themselves, rather than clinch one of the minor places, they had gambled all in a sporting chance for victory. Though beaten, Fillius and his crew gave the Navy a harder rub than they had had in a long time. - ...f....-.. -,--,,,.,W,,,.,,,-. W..- , --, .- -..- ..,. . ..,, '17?6'e'. -. mf-' -7?':'++,.2'Ts I:' . J 4 Q .- , , ' 1 -1- V-.rfr-'H -it if , -ff ff fi' -W ' -.9 .n?f'.- TT7!2:'?f3'l'iZ'.4di2-1' . A . 4, -1 - Tn. a-t'21?P:2'742 J2,v554-2,41 157.1 A ,' . 'va-vi.-W. Jin- rn: !'?T'a?i:?j'0 v 1 wi...-.1... 1 I I fif5': : i'L .,1. i ifrnrrjqq' .V4 .11 .J lx.. A a .AV A r 3 I 10' rnlzififlllx 'V 4-R-.X I Win UTM .WI A . i W1 Hiflvv .. A . , T.. U .4-ig? ' I T5 ' 'i ,',,f,.T li z T 5 fl 01, 1'- - - ' 1 .......- .Wt V A T I ':'ll' 'I-I-H an 54 ' 7 -4- f is ' N .KVI r FE 25153 5, j 4. T E: H4-1 5'1 -A - 1-1:3 l .Ll T' a ffsif , ,. -W .. I' .gi I V-1-,.f1.. -L-'iftfrf' . - , - '-' HJ. . ff- A i.. i -- fi A ,, . 15: ' -if T -.1 -- -7? - - , 'W Tfifgifzeiilffiii.-1' ' grin THE PRESHMAN RACE AT PoUoHKEEPs1E Troy 'lf'-5,1 . . . . ki Cornell rowing traditions did not suffer at the hands of the 1921. crews. The various eights acquitted themselves creditably in every contest and showed that lil? Cornell rowing continues to be something of which Cornellians may be proud. Wig . ' THE 191.3 MANAGEMENT so f' I ,e T rig W. 1 ,Sir A Wi T 'YM 'Mia . M i NW A QW .git M kim, M .W M, -W i , .Si W f L. B. PRYOR, '13 R. C. YATEs, '14 H 1 Manager Assistant Manager .fd W ' Wgil... fir: ,.j4LQ,.T. VV,, jjq,jr-F.-'jVQQgj..'?j7111- iTf'.'! 'YQ Qlm Y W' fm, mf' !VF3: fiQj:'FN.TQ'?f3'l Q., r.: ,F . 'I 'A V 4,:m.m-.2-wf-:gq,ve:-,t-3..Qaq-L!:7J,- 'Ski' - '- N-G A 4.4 .t4i.a.g4.E,QJgL3dL.ag1L.-.44...... t..LL,...Q:5 1,151.3 ,,.g1-.afif 2:-fl-ji-1,.:.,4fy:,.-.L 4-, Qfl -,Y -'1--3--v-,gg T--AY . E ' . H .L :..':Y:.,.. LI. . 473 .v 1 -w . s sw -o '4 T H 13 - - 1 .. . 3. .. 3 - .. 'Q all l,-L. . J.,......:L- ON ,,31 rg.'. gg ' ' 'mr 'r mmf ' 1 .3 y L , ,.:.,gg,,1 1 ' ' ' AT f'r 'f ' ':...g,i'-i r..L'I'1'i'- mTji7b 'Zi , ,WN il: i i lli' i 1 W xr is anal ecord fi fi J f la- l' E rg ..l, INTERCOLLEGIATE ROVVING ASSOCIATION l kv' 1 iii' RECORDS OF VARSITY EIGHTS ,R nate Crews in order of Finish Time Miles Place llfg June 24, '95 Columbia, Cornell, Pennsylvania . . 21:25 4 Poughkeepsie 1, June 26, '96 Cornell, Harvard, Pennsylvania, Columbia . 19:59 4 Poughkeepsie H55 vi! ' June 25, '97 Cornell, Harvard, Yale .... 20:34 4 Poughkeepsie i iv 'Silk July 2, '97 Cornell. Columbia, Pennsylvania . . 20:47 4- 4 Poughkeepsie Mu Li, U July 2, ' Pennsylvania, Cornell, Wisconsin, Columbia . . 15:51M 3 Saratoga i -1 fl 'wil 1 June 27, ' Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Cornell, Columbia . . . 20:04 4 Poughkeepsie , Jill June 30, ' Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Cornell, Columbia, Georgetown . 19:44 3- 4 Poughkeepsie gl I July 2, ' Cornell, Columbia, Wisconsin, Georgetown, Syracuse, Pennsylvania 18:53 1- 4 Poughkeepsie Q iv' ' June 21, ' Cornell, Wisconsin, Columbia, Pennsylvania, Syracuse, Georgetown 19:05 3- 4 Poughkeepsie 1 'fp P I - June 26, ' Cornell, Georgetown, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Syracuse, Columbia 18:57 4 Poughkeepsie R FJ ifyi June 28, ' S:yraciiiseSCornell, lgennsylvan1aCCioluriD1b1aiJGeorgietown,wisconsin 20:22 3- 4 gouggeepsie fri! 'F J 28, ' orne , yracuse, eorgetown, oum ia, ennsy vania, iscons'n 20:29 4 oug 'eepsie ' 14 'iw .1322 23, ' Cornell, Pennsylvania, Syracuse, Wisconsin, Columbia, Georgetovin 19:36 4- 4 Poughkeepsie Q ll June 26, ' Cornell, Navy, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Georgetown, Syracuse 20:02 2- 4 Poughkeepsie if 'Jiri June 27, ' Syracuse, Columbia, Cornell, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin . . 19:34 1- 4 Poughkeepsie Wig 23.1. July 2, ' Cornell, Columbia, Syracuse, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania . . 19:02 4 Poughkeepsie fa ' NIE' June 25, ' Cornell, Pennsylvania, Columbia. Syracuse, Wisconsin . . 20:42 1- 4 Poughkeepsie fx 'Cfvi N June 27, ' Cornell, Columbia, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin . . . 20:10 4- 4 Poughkeepsie ia Mi , June 29, ' Cornell, Wisconsin, Columbia, Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Stanford 19:21 2- 4 Poughkeepsie li.. Hg June 21, Syracuse, Cornell, Washington, Columbia, Pennsylvania . 19:28 3- 4 Poughkeepsie iii 1 Cf! - June 26, ' Columbia, Pennsylvania, Cornell, Syracuse, Washington, Wisconsin 19:37 4-o 4 Poughkeepsie IQ gi June 28, ' Cornell, Leland Stanford, Syracuse, Columbia, Pennsylvania . 19:36 3-D 4 Poughkeepsie 'H W I June 17, ' Syracuse, Cornell, Columbia, Pennsylvania .... 20:15 2- 4 Poughkeepsie Q ,Nfl June 19, ' Syracuse, Cornell, Columbia, Pennsylvania .... 11:02 3- 2 Ithaca A fi!! ll June 22, ' Navy, California, Cornell, Pennsylvania, Syracuse, Columbia 14:07 3 Poughkeepsie i June 26, ' Navy, Washington, Syracuse, Cornell, Columbia, Pennsylvania 13:33 3- 3 Poughkeepsie 1 R 1 'I-l ' 1 K' H ii i VC? Mil 1 CORNELL H4 Q 12' 55,1 ,, - . RVARD RACE., 1 ml! 1 - 112' 1 -Jia ui M iii? ,i Date Crews in order of Finish Time l Miles Place -Vi., 1. - fiifug May 30, '05 Cornell, Harvard ,.... 10:09 4-5 1 7-8 Cambridge I 51,23 , May 30, '06 Cornell, Harvard 10:41 3-5 1 7-8 Cambridge g Q, ' May 30, '07 Cornell, Harvard 11:01 2 Ithaca ' Q ini ,Q I Rfiay gg, '33 .EIarvalidHCorneg 10:47 2 Elziumbridge ,S iii '. ay , ' orne , arvar 10:41 2 t aca ' 'lb' i May 30, '10 Cornell, Harvard 11:23 1 7-8 Cambridge ' J May 27, '11 Cornell, Harvard 10:59 2 Ithaca i Vg 1 May 24, '13 Cornell, Harvard 10:29 2 Ithaca. Pd iv, 1 May 26, '14 Cornell, Harvard 9:38 3- 1 7-8 Cambridge ' ,A ,ffl 1 May 22, '15 Harvard, Cornell 10:43 3-5 2 Ithaca if-Q 1 Niay 20, '16 Harvard, Cornell 9:47 2 Cambridge is ,i May 22, '20 Cornell, Harvard 10:47 1-2 2 Ithaca bw iff! May 28, '21 Cornell, Harvard 9:47 2 Cambridge Q .J 1 - , be liiii V 'I Si IW 112 .1 tl' FOREIGN RACES 'B ,ia-I I ip Wil' - - - 4 - 'li L' vi- 1 rl Wil i, Date Crews in order of Finish Time Miles Place il 5,3 ,wi hu l June 30, 181 Thames, London, Cornell C41 . . . 8:56 1 1-3 Henley, Eng. ii ng Wi July 2, 81 Hartford College, Cornell C41 . 8:19 1 1-3 Henley, Eng. :Q lijl 1 July 14, '81 London, Thames, Cornell C41 . 8:19 1 1-3 Putney, Eng. ,1 lljif Aug. 11, '81 Vienna, Cornell C45 . . . ..., ..... V ienna, Aus. M wi V July 9, '95 Cornell, Leander Boat Club CSJ . . 8511 1 3-8 Henley, Eng. hi lllgi' July 10, '95 Trinity Hall, Cornell CSJ . . , 7:15 1 3-8 Henley, Eng. I 7 I 1 'xi F2 1 ., 1, Vai NON-COLLEGIATE RACES iff . ,ri ' f - Y W Iii!! Ji 1 4 ' ! I Date Crews in order of Finish Time Miles I Place i is 21 . , . . g ' ' ' J '2:,,Qi, May ll, '72rIJnion Springs. Cornell C47 ..,. 16:54 2 i Ithaca ,gill May 22, '75,Cornell, Union Springs C63 . 11:14 2 Ithaca fi, 'x Al, June 10, '76 Cornell, YVatkins C65 . . 13:30 2 Ithaca ' 1 ll May 30, '79 Watkins, Cornell C45 . . . 13:25 2 Ithaca iiivl ggi: May 25, '83 Cornell, Elmira, Syracuse C41 . 11:30 2 Cazenovia 1,-1 , June 11. :87iCornell, Three Boar Clubs no . 8:13 1-2 in 1 Newark . Q. vi: i July 4. ,89.Cornell, Two Boat Clubs C85 , 7:03 lk, l Philadelphia ini .f I I May 30, 921Cornell, N. Y. A. C. rsi . 7:21 in 1 Newark 5,1 if, 1 . . , . - 2 1 si 2, . -.,.s---. .ag , 213.76222 -f i 'Qfif:+i1'1f'Q'i -L74 2 1 1 - 11 1. 1 1 s V . o l .1 ..i u 15. ,. L ll I. in I I0 III I III y II I I I A 1,11 ll, IIIIIE.-I L- I N Igwgrjjnf-LQ' -1'-ggi, La., ,,.Y L- ---- -H----f ---- -- I all 1 1,4 MISCELLANEOUS INTERCOLLEGIATE RACES - I Iii ,'I ' Date 1 Crews in order ofT:'inish 1 Time Miles 1 Place ' July 17, '73lYale, Wesleyan Harvard, Dartmouth, AmhersIt,IColumbia, Bow-I l I lII'1 F- 1' doin, Massachusetts Agricultural, Cornell, Trinit , Williams C63 1 16:59 3 SD1'11'lg5eld 515 , 5 1. 'EI.il July 18, '7.4,1Columbia, Wesleyan, Harvard, Williams, Cornell, artmouth, 1,53 'I'.1l1 1 Princeton, Trinity, Yale C65 ...... 16:41 3 5313083 -,lj-tl '1 July 1.1, '75:Cornell, Columbia, Harvard, Dartmouth, Wesleyan, Yale, Amherstd Aff? 1 111 Brown, Williams, Bowdoin, Hamilton, Union. Princeton C63 16153K 3 Saratoga 1111 P ', ul 1 1 . '76 Cornell, Harvard, Columbia, Union, Wesleyan, Princeton C63 1730136 3 Saratoga , ,fv , 4 E 9 , . 1 1l,'l1 july 18, '79 Columbia, V11 esleyan, Cornell C49 I ..... 1 811-6 IZ Lake George 1-in l'--1 july 16, 80 Cornell, Pennsylvania, Columbia C43 . . . I . . 9I17- IZ Lake George 1lI' q ,Iffll july 4, 'S2'Pennsylvania, Wesleyan, Princeton, Cornell, Bowdoin C.1JI 9135 15 Lake George jf 1 11, july 4, 83 Cornell, Pennsylvania, Princeton, Columbia, XVesleyan C41 11:57 2 Lalce George 11,.' 13l1 june 19, '84 Pennsylvania, Cornell, Princeton C45 . . . I . 93065 IZ Phlladelphla Pi' 151 july 7, '84 Pennsylvania, Cornell, Princeton, Columbia, Bowdoin C41 8119! 1M I Saratoga I 111,51 I 311 june 19, '85 Cornell, Pennsylvania C43 ...... 3'51 IZ Phlladelphla lim F51 1 july 4, 851Cornell, Brown, Bowdoin, Pennsylvania C41 . . 9110! IZ W0fCe5Cef 1.51 1,'1l july 5, 87 Cornell, Bowdoin C41 ,..., 9i38M IW WQfCe5tCf , ,QI 'K' July 9, 87 Cornell, Pennsylvania , , . ..... I.. I? Ph1l3delPIl?I!3 IIQI1 by July 4, I88 Cornell, Pennsylyania, N. Y. RI. C. C43 , 33196 IA Il3Ih1l3ielPd1a II1 j1 june 27, 89 Cornell, Columbia, Pennsylvania C81 . ' 15-30 3 CTV on QU 19 ' W1 July 4, '89lCornell, Pennsylvania C83 . . 6140 IZ Philadelphia '1lIfI ' 1if! june 18, Q0 Cornell, Bowdoin . . . 17I3O 3 Ithaca ,1I 31 ,IIV1 July 26, '90 Cornell, Pennsylvania CSI . 14347-if 3 New London 1111 l 11 july 25, '91 Cornell, Pennsylvania C81 . 1-4227! 3 New I-Ondon 14 I1 LIL June 15, '92lCornell, Pennsgeivania C81 . 17216 3 Ithaca 'Wil In july 8, 'Q31COfHCll, Pennsylvania C83 . 12140 4 Minnetonka 1111 IEW June 16. 94lCOrnell, Pennsylvania C87 . 7-1517-.Z 4 Tofreidalg 111,111 rpm' 1 Une 23, '98 gornell, gale, Harvard C233 . . 1-3543 4V Ilglggfcetgfg O11 1,12 ,lvl , ' ornell, rinceton, a e l . 9501 1 4 , 1--. Will M35 22, Cornell, Harvard, Princeton C83 . 9i7-6 1-5 1 7-8 Cembfldge Wal., jfllglj may 23, 114 Cf01Ine2f Pri1I1IceIgon, Yale , 10533 3 'I 7 8 fgizgarnegie j1g3'1,1 ay 15, If a e, orne , rinceton 9-O9 1- - 1 A if, . , 1 -6430 11I p- I IYI BJ 11:21 1-5 2 Ithaca I .11- l'1I1,1l1, M33 'I8 Erimgiorgrggfhzll Eg? 6 ' . g 151 L 7-8 hoqcigarnegie -, '1 IN ay 24, '19 orne , rinceton . I 737 , 'ji 'iifj May 15, '20 Cornell, Princeton, Yale C85 . . - 9216 li I-och Camegw 'qi I LI1 - Ivlay 21, '21 Princeton, Cornell, Yale C89 . , . - 10333 7- lfhacg II:-11 ETI 111, May 20, '22 Cornell, Princeton, Xfale C85 Ii ..... 10:11 2 New Brby IRI, ggegiw FRESHMAN CREW RECORD 1131 llN ' Date Freshman Crew Opponents Winner Time Place '13 1 1.5 1 - 114 125,13 I ' C 1 b' , ,.... . Cornell IO 38 New London 1 'l il June 10 91 Coldmblg ...,... Cornell 1o'56 Ithaca il'-11 ,ll 1,1 June 9. ,9 0 N L d 111-,511 'fy June 20, 93 golumbia . CI .ID . . gO1'1'leH :iii ff? Idfgca on on 1152 41131 3, ' l ' . , orne 4 ,1,,I lllilg I4, Ugllwztrisy 0i Pe'r?nsyl'lfania . Cornell 11 13 3- Ithaca , 11131 flpilj june 24, '96 Harvard, Pennsylvania, Columbia Cornell IO'I8 P0ugl'lkeeP5!e 11111 III3.,I1I1 June 22. .97 YaIeI Harvard I I I Yale 9 IQZ Poughkeepsie 115 l 1I'l11l june 30, Cgo1umIbIia, Peginsylvania . . gfggell I9377::I 5- giggltlgiigsf 11521 1C- 1 une 23, 9 ae, arvar , . I ' Ifqi I1 july 2, '98 Columbia, Pennsylvania . . COFHCII 10 485 Igafefgga , 11,1 lg1,,f1- june 26, 'QQ Columbia, Pennsylvania , ,I . Cornell I IIIQI55 Poughkeepsie ljnl 1l11j3l,1l june 30, '00 Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Columbia . . Wisconsin I '9I45 2- P01-1ShkeeP5!e 1514 ll'f:Q1l,1 july 2, '01 Pennsylvania, Columbia, Syracuse . I. P6r11'1SylVa11121 10-7-0 1- P0U8hkeePS!e 1, iII,II1 21115111 june 21, '02 Wisconsin, Columbia, Syracuse, Pennsylvania Cornell 9I34 4- 01-1gIIIkeeDS1e 111,39 11,'f1ill1 june 26, '03 Syracuse, NVisconsin, Columbia, Pennsylvania Cornell 'l'9:18 IIZOUS keeP51e 1Ig,yI1 llf1:Yl1 june 28, '04 Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Columbia . . SYFSCUSC 10:01 Pollggkeepsfe 111' Iglfglj l june 28, '05 Syracuse, Columbia, Pennsylvania . I. Cornell 9135 3- Poughkeepsie 11II-1,1I 1115 ,' june 23, 106 Syracuse, Wisconsin, Columbia, Pennsylvania Syracuse 9155 3- Poughkeepigg 115191 l1l11,11 1 june 25, O7 Wisconsin, Syracuse, Pennsylvama, Columb1a Wisconsin 915 Poughkeep , 1 hlllxfl 1 june 27, '08 Wisconsin, Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Columbia Cornell 9.19 3- ffqug eepsle 11111 1l T11 May 1, '09 Harvard ....,. , . Cornell 11.00 It aca I 11511, ll :lu july 32 '09 Syracuse Pennsylvania Wisconsin . . Cornell l9'07 3- Poughkeepsie IW llalllll May 301 '10 Harvard' . . , ' .... Cornell 11:15 Cambridge I IWLI1111 june 25, 'IO Columbia, Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin Cornell 11340 P01-1ShkeeD51e 1,',yf11 lllfll . May 27, CII Harvard . , . . I. I. I. Cornell I 11:15 ghacgk , MH lhlfll I Iune 27, '11 Columbia, Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin Columbia 10.13 I- OHS IeeDSle , 1 U 'ilyj l 'May 23, '12 Harvard ,....., Cornell 9359 Cambfldge , ll is 1111.111 June 29, '12 Wisconsin, Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Columbia Cornell 9-31 1- P0UghkeePS1e 1 ,Q 131111. . May 24 '13 Harvard ......, Harvard 10318 Ithaca , I 1.19 ill cl' ll une ZI' '13 Wisconsin Svracuse, Pennsylvania, Columbia Cornell 10104 4- P01-1gl'1l4eeD5le 'l TQ, l1Ill,Vll IIVI 1 . . ' ' , . . . Cornell 1o:51 3- Ithaca 1I:j, .1811 1 ay 23, I4 Princeton . . . . 1 ll lvlay 26. 'I4I-Iarvard . . . C IJ. W 1 - EDU135 ggtiglariiggsie 1 -N-' ' ' ' ' ' orne 1 1 1 411 'll'51l ll M25 T? 'TQ 5ZlZc'i5Za1'f.fEl'Ffy'Va '.a' O. m ' c comeu 9:27 Loch Carnegie llil. l'l1?'1l':1'. May 12' '15 Harvard , ...... Cornell 10:52 Ithaca I 11I111 lllTrl1ll1l Ijxhme 28: '15 Syracuse, Columbia, Pennsylvania I5lIyf8Cl-155 91?-9 3- 5313535322516 :1'sgl ijxll I'f,1-1 d , , , , , arvar 9-59 'll ' M35 ig, 'l6 YZl'e':aPrincetor1 . , . C0rrle1l 117-7 3- Ithaca , 1 ill june 19, '16 Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Columbia Cornell 11105 4- Poughkeepsll? 1jfj,' .1I1,!1I1 May UI 113 Princeton I I I , , Cornell 10:07 Loch Carnegie IftI1 ,bl 11' lvlay 24, '19 Princeton ..... ggrneu 10345 ghaeat I II: 1' '11 M I' p- I YI I I I 1-ng 9'1 rince on I,.,II M25 Qi, -1211212555211 . 1 C .,.. 30.1.11 111351 11, 1 1 1 ' ' P 1 ' ne 10'45 2- 21 1 , 1l1s51111 U25 l?j if S?l,i2f'1?Z1f.g5f'iI bm' . 'S7 V 'f cifneii was Ithaca, 151 May 28. '21 Harvard ...., legrvegd 9243 geITl?I1EgESSIe lg 1 1' ' , ' S ,P nsylvania, Columbia me 10731 0 S 11 II 'l'?j ll' H25 ZZ, -ZlPYl2SZ'ffn,?21e ,..,, Princeton 9:53 New Derby, ifj' 123 5 june 26, '22 Syracuse, Columbia, Pennsylvania , . SYFSCUSC 917-0 I-5 P0UE1hkeel3'5jj I-II 1559 l In the years '75, '76 and '78, the distance was three miles, since I 878 it has been two miles. The races have been I II., I ' 1 ' b ' ex e t in the First two ears when six-oared shells were used. I 'll 1,9 etween eights, c p Y 1 I , , Q1 XCornel1's time June 23, I895,?1I7I?ZjJl,ll'1C 23. 1898, 1112655 1900, 9:55 1-5: 1001, 10:25 1-5, 1904. I0-ll 1--v- 131 I Ina 'l'Amer1can record eight-oare s e . I 1,, ,, , ,aw L. ,, . . .... .- , .. ,.,,,.,, . 111 1I l .,'tL:3:.LZJ:L.. ' -IT'-L -?T,:1:ia552:i1E5QZ-..-. .Asll-fi. .'f1?5:-?'l55-TQ-7T'L7i::x' -. 5-1,---gi++,Q 124.4 +5 'fE,TTTQ' L 3- lvl 1 A II-I-Inv--ni --W-Im-Y Y II IZ, ,, , .17 ..., -..mf .,., -ML .. - .En .- .,-,..,-, ,A. ,-,,,. 475 'v 1,- 1, Q TT' 'ff F '?1'TF if HI --fV,3' 'iv'-A ni -:'T'-'g,:1-,, 'gi' f'lj .1Zf,f',.?i' T -T TfT'T5-T- i lTl'?'1T'T:,'tf 'l:i:if11':'3Tg:j?:f:rg:,1::---W fffw-1 , --- , ' qgzxrr.. f.-- :Y-,---. ,. Ki i'?,-f5-.i 55752-Q-5' ffifiiiff?42f.1Iif,'i?fi73f5?fQiflffi?:E7'lilifi'-2El lx , ' Q - -' - --Y 1 Q Vill likfll I-.,' , 1-- ll-wllll l?71l' 1 ,il I , ffl 'lliiill ll l In 'll' A '11 ll lil. l llfxln I vt E j ,, l 5 Elf' f ling! n mx 1 ln VA M , l .-.UW l- 1-1 lag, ll: l1 Qld I li l 'lr-. 9 l rr' i M 1 ,1 11 , llhr l l H45 l , wil 'Will ,f', ull? .rl l , , all 25.15 l ll- A l if .EW , 1 . 1 E 'EVM 5 l': X 1,5 l lvgi mwll ifllgi ll F ll jluew 'l F13 z T ll ' I 1 'Ll V :W.'lLl .' 1 1. 'f ' lrgflil l: :'l 1 , gK ll 'l ' ,. W4 W. l I lzliifll lim-all 'lf' l IV'-' ' ml llftfgl. uw' will Vlsfkl 1' 1 ml M Ilw l f.':'l I, l l 1 ' 1 lm 'f . fllf 1 l ., 1 , . ,. ' ' .lr -l :v -. 'I V. ,A , ll 'f I WH lllil ,H t ' V3 , I flfl 1 :li 'l. 'lil lllll, -,f.ll fill I' , LN .l 1 ,ll 'l .ldlll UQ , , ,if-.55 f 'qu HEAVY VARSITY CREW my .1 g Kells F.'Balclwin Strong Luhrs Hearn Baker A. Baldwin Fillius W Nicholson fill-Jw F -ll 1 ' lgwzm J LI? l lgxqi qgltyg MQ' L llhgii iilhi rl' ll 1,34 f.'1T l'QI,,,,', - ' gf :g -f - - fm' 4-1f+---1-nw-fx?-v -V, VA- H . , .. 7. Q, ,, , l, wg .lil I x- Y, -TfT'q1t:.T ,lf , ..,. . ,ig-' --ja 'j -.5-Nui, jr ',--1 '74, 'V ' -' , ,- 1 7 f .f. -ifigg . ':.'ftt1,,,:z1f.: .1L:' 1- 11'?:i'ip-:::::?:::13'.: 'l2i..'r'l?.ir'-5 - - -iii' 'H' ' L-1333415 Y . .,,,.4 IZ f' ,I 1 '.,.f3.'i:-1 ? ggi :Q jfEif,,Lfig jigV,2L 5-539' Vi g174'?flii'i-Rf:-T4 fL'.,Q'1-f 5Qgj,QQQ:QJfQ ,'QQ'2.3' ,-1 ' ggiyiffx Let.-' gF!fLQ'J.R.'jP nat? 'nav 2213 D .'5fQf-iffi ,Qgvjf-if 'Q 'jifwgi ---- - - - - ..-..Y............17- ..- -, ,R Y ,,wLj-ii-0 'A - 1 W- - -f- D-Q1 - -- V V 4- - - -2. V--if V- -f' J- --Yv - ...1 -if-:' -3 ., , .,,., ,. ,. ,,,.. : ,,,,W,,, ,, , ,,,. V -Y 4---I , v, in H, 4,3 5-1,--TIL if Vwfhqfilfm A N- - f- - ---- Y -- ---Y-U --V -- - . ---- Y .i,5...,,., H , -, -,,,A ir -W-A. H -F -W Yi D 1, -3 -1 ,ul as :Q tml ul 'T 9. -i 5 A I-I F' nu if K T HE 192.1 icnrz,NoEiLLIA A 15 M 53' f 1Ef.I2D',:1.gIIt1gf.2 , gas' A . 452i:2 .f,2':v.rgx1'.artztxwwievaymxmgaamzp S-I , , - . I a -... - - f , ga! A . I I, 'W I X JI '1 . ll ft 11- Wi' ' 11+ I FQ If II :I - M 3 3- , f I' T I A P5 I ' , - ' -It 1922 Heavy If arszty Crew 'M ' U 'c' L til . ' Q4 CHARLES FRANKLIN KELLS, 23 , Bow -I , I A FRANK CECIL BALDWIN, 12 . . Two ' Ii I ' M ALLEN KNDX STRONG, '24 . Three I I ,I X II I' HENRY ERNST LUHRS, '23 . Four N j - ' J I WvI'LLTAM LINGO HEARN, '24 . Q Five 1' I EDWARD VREELAND BAKER, 23 . Six A I ANDREW GREY BALDWIN, '22 Seven ', ' J , - . ' L1 III MAURICE WILBER4FI'LLIUS, '24 Stroke ttf II BRUCE JESMOND NICIEIDLSON, '24 Coxswain M I GEQRQE GILBERT PARKER, '23 Substitute on if A AVERY LOCKHARI BULLEN, '23 Substitute i i wif i , , - 3. . II 2 T I , ' I I5 , E ' L !! A - gi f 'N' ' V I' I . ', ' 'Q I I I - - A , A I I A I L I LLAL - I - A 3' Y ' -' 1' i ET?3?13?M3?Q'i' 'Z55'l7e E E' ' '1 -: L 'll -.f I I 4, 4 Nl ug.: ' Y ' ' -' H f J-'? -V--'----' Ffa S u A 1 , -3 -i'fi fY V7 If ff 'Q-7' 5791- ?b 75? iii-Q.i51.':?q!lf , A- ,WL ,Q , .. , H gin ig., 'Q 'A 'F ' ' ' ' ' if' ' , ' -,7--wr.-ELM -N IEA 'Vi - W ,, ., y Vi',,1'i1 w 4: ,Q-113' , ' H ' X ' w V -' 7. 1 , ' v ., gs!! 4 .W , Q! lifa ' 1 g, . gm ' Wm! P' . . ri L5 Y . F 5 'g' K 2 5 Flu . A' f 1 1 s -ea: 4' S .3 ay- - 2 . E z .- - ay ra '- . 5 ,J , Hx 4 A 5 -3 Y YP, ' ' , as A -v ' 15214 ' 1 , is HI im 1' 'S' 'E' lb , ' VD 5, EE l 'X , ' X -' Q? . Y 135 W I , A ,, 5--fx 5,7 ,x. , U Rik' Qg, ' v :W ' E! af-Q X qu X r' 4 V in W N .W N 'am Mlm- ri 3 1 k , ,-:hi MTV Wai' : J, 1 I ,I y ,., QW, . ll, ,4 fx i ' 1 Q. H 3 r-o 1' ., N ,-1, Q ' 5 Q V I 1 4' L, ry. I' A , U! , ' V MV, 1 , Hi, r ' i ' W' N'-A , W 4 - if riff if' if ' f2.'. 1 lwxgifx, high, I 'UQ ' V 4 rg ' v itigni 1,,-1 lv-1 .1 , , 7 ip, nm LIGHT VARSITY CREW Tw 1Qfg l , lffi V Hoffman Gamse Stewart: Egeber Hou h Callcson Dollbaum Wheeler 1l! i'1'i , , y, sc s . . . 'QQIL Hodge ,lkiffk iff' fl? ' ' rf M-41-V 11'i?3TlY?lT' , Q25 Z 'V f 7 7 Y 4: :Lf - , W fTAfQ'Yf, 1-J1..,Q.'-7' W ff- ' --l--' -- 1' 'ff iTZ44l,LZi T'i:,,4,.g,,,g, f Y-HL ii' 1 ' ' iliklff , 74 -'-QVE:I:1g3fV -'ff :jg--YTT Q?a?5AQ3f S1'3J -5QLg32Q3I!iE73-'T3fZ1Qg? -,'agar' .yrs 7.?17QlfQ7iT 4e.'f.R'a2rxteztza'1iF'Q1?r2i'2Fj?'iif' .i'.e1.ai5?3i?T Q ST i P 7 - ' f I ZLZH' ?lZ'.'.....1 5: i':.11 i 1 j,,,,f,'g',j1g:'fi::,fff'3:xf f1 ', ,3,,f1i'f,fTf'TT '11'f 'Q '7M '4f':'T WL'11f'fj1f1fEf1:1'4:-LL': - W , N 'il 4 I 1 II I I frnrz 319 25 Ac OJILNJEJLQJL lA ' O' sax I - ma 7 x , , ,L , I 31 IS SI f rl 'Ti fl. I :1l I I Fi, L S , II. I o 1 1 ' 1922 Light If czrszty Crew ,IJ arg I I , J , J . Sl, . - I il ELDRED WEAVER HOFFMAN, Z3 , . Bow j, a L I 4 , 43 f i HAMILTON GARNSEY, JR., 23 . Two -m e I-.. I EI NEWELL COE STEWART, '23 . . Three I I , W , . ,N ' , 'mg I If ROGER OLAP EGEBERG, 24 . . Four if I WALKER BLAINE HOUGI-I, '23 I . Five H L 51 EDGAR AUGUSTUS ,CALLESON, '2 . . I Six A ' Pe 3 A N M . . I J I HENRY JOSEPH DOLLBAUM, S23 . Seven ii , I, Il ' ' A , J .II 3 ' EVERETT PEPPERRILL WHEELER, 2D, 2 Stroke ' , , 1 I WILLIAM HOWARD HODGE, H24 Coxswain 5 I 'I A X ', 3 Y I Y 'wx ' FREDERICK WI'LLIAM FIX, JR., 23 . Substitute in 3 P ' It I I WILLIAM RUSSELL 'HEATH, '22 . Substitute 'I lf I I I - IX J I , .I F , I W xi W ti J J YE I , 'I -H I ' J X I Yea! TQ A' I - II, X Il , I J-E Sire I I ISF, K is W I ig . I , J T T' T' 'r f' '- V ' 5 Q L ,Lu A i' Y W Y A ,Y , . ' ,SLVW Q 5 6 , 3 ,I 3 I , TV .' 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'gfia ff- w, yr Av, , MEA 122 .Mei mg yhh Mui: Wm-Q we-,li .mfg 11' :L VW EW: f fs! yt ,Til H-2' 15 Q ,mv !,.,i lui, I ,r 'ii l' i .I i 1 , wif li 1 1 E. I is 5 . .N 1. .,. .,. A. it 1, if, l Q l f - i 14 L' 1 lj ' 3 ia' an 1.1. N E Al. L ,I X Li' ' ' ' 1' 1 f Y-L ?' ,.f f: J .-if ill l 1, I 'il 1 ' My Revzew of the 1922 Track Season .mf , Il Qi 5 it V, The 1922 track season opened with reasonably good prospects. The loss of If Q Smith, Irish, Dickinson, Ramsay, and McDermott of the 1921 team left a consider- V able gap in the Varsity ranks, as all of these men had been reliable point-winners 1. ,gl during the previous season. However, there was a goodly nucleus of veterans left-Carter, the two Browns, Strickler, john, Watt, Gouinlock, and Nichols being i among the number. The team as it was finally developed was not an aggregation 3.j1,l of stars, but with dependable performers in every department it proved to be WL, ll exceptionally well balanced. ily l , The season itself was an unusually interesting one. The indoor program opened ilfyl on February 25th with a triangular meet with Dartmouth and Harvard in Boston. The Varsity annexed five firsts and won by a margin of ten points. As usual, in .j Q Cornell went strong in the middle distance events, though the rest of the team did ,ifjil their share in the scoring. Four indoor records were broken during the evening, Cornell's contribution being a new two-mile mark from the heels of R. E. Brown. liff-ga Any doubt which might have existed concerning the strength of the Varsity team itj, was dispelled by this showing against such formidable opposition as that fur- y nished by Dartmouth and Harvard. ffgi i The first home meet came on March 4th when the Varsity entertained Penn Mil State. The Pennsylvanians, who were newcomers in Cornell track circles, put up llfl a good fight, but they were no match for the local athletes. Nine firsts, six seconds, I and six thirds made up the portion of the Red and White in this meet. The final fffrl score, 73M to BOM, came as a considerable surprise even to close followers of the sport, for while it was conceded that Cornell had a strong aggregation, it was l 551' ' generally felt that Penn State would be a hard nut to crack and that victory by a ii-nl, - iw: small margin would be all that Cornell could expect. As a result of these two contests, the stock of the Varsity rose considerably i' and they entered the lndoor lntercollegiates a slight favorite. The Varsity justified all predictions by running up a score of 37M points as against 25 for Dartmouth, lyfgf the runner-up. Cornell scored points in practically every event, though accounting 2,51 . for few first places. The two-mile race fulfilled predictions by becoming a struggle 53154, between the Cornell Brown twins, N. P. leading his namesake to the finish by zwf wil! l up I l , lv ' V J 1 'fill' H T If . :ill ri V , F Nlj ,Q 1 . s..T'!l ' i,. .A l ,' iffy ,:,j3,ff E,. . Fw ,I 1 V, ly A iii, 'il f L : ii 'i,!' K ' if . V13 f ' L L l ' T li 5 ' A , STR ICKLER LOVE-j OY :' ,V . e R . , -. T ' -f.r .2 ' -if - '-T-Tiiiiati1fff'?t'.eif..'IQp 484 1- ll.. .. .nu . K- ' 1 .3 i 1023 cnwwrirlaw ,', all l 'H if: P W6 xi .A VE ,J w If i '11 tl :,:lM:Qlgg:1:-15.4 4' ijg1A:1:: -- A - fra- '. ' ' ,. 1 WIN. e R e ' -E R ,fell F cf' ,lei lligl li' T 'ly 4 inet' fi llgiiilj ill ' new lil N l l - lil' iln' llill' its lvl at 14-l ffl HSI in its j ,Fl l i E ' 14 'Li if f'. :Zi l js? W v' l'L'l 31 Vi' l Yfzisl M T lk T iii if N Q PENNSYLVANIA-CORNELL MEET Troy N. P. BROWN WINS THE TWO MILE af? T ilk- , a scant margin. The Varsity victory proved to be a costly one, for Kimball was P5 injured in the broad jump, crippling the team in two departments for the rest of N I . . if he season The high point in the local indoor track season was reached in the traditional 'EQ gg Michigan dual meet. The Varsity was again victorious, and despite the one-sided- gif . - - U Q ness of the score, SQ to 27, the various events were replete with thrills. In the EQ opening dash, Burke of Michigan jumped off to a fast start, but Lovejoy rapidly 335 overhauled him, covering the distance in worlds-record time of 72 seconds. Each 'gf M event kept up to this standard and records began to fall. john lowered the track E' ff record for the quarter mile, and R. E. Brown, in a special mile-and-a-half contest 5.1 with N. P., lowered the American indoor record for the distance. The pole vault afforded another fine contest. Gouinlocks twelve-foot vault was not enough to if prevent Landowski, the western star, from winning the event with a beautiful llj Vw LX! 5 v X N ' A7 V' V 'im' ji' Q - A. 'lj ill 1 'i'l T ' :T 39' .. if Biff ggi ..v. ,YAIV -f,v I Q lg ..... T T il kg 1 1 V ..-. ef fi ,.,' V 'r ' , rg. li l l ... 2 Qi? vi ' fx L' 1, ggi. pi ' . -. , .1 .' .-. f 15245 ' 1 ' ng R. E, BROWN N. P, BROWN fi' lrf ill - t R -E .... -. a .Lrg errr' 1- .ii-g?Zi:.iT.?-fl-...fl,T. gg..i a.,,..a1f5 xg gailfz l2a3e33535 ?' l'?3l:37Sif'f': 'Eli252fT55fii23p7:2ff.l.ii al 485 T 1 H54 'r 1 1 i l aid lil? il is ll js ll 15 fl la Yi il is gl 1? i 'Q li i i I i ii i: . ,X ,. I 1. I l. i 1 , ii ,. - 1 . l 1 ,ai i i lil like wif ffl 1 V ,il ll '.-. ,- W 'iv- is ,l If -E2-1 lp. HE? l l lil 2 9 2 ' L' :in ll N' E' L L I F-I3-dlm rw I w K .-. r-.V - .F ,- .V Y ,..-'ff - ,--. :-,.- , f -i - - .--1 Y.-- -- r-,. -,-,ff ,,-, r- 1- - g.r v,f'v4,-wr-' Q- w -,,- , -'nf 'L' 5 i .Y f .4 -' :Ai .1 f i:fg,Z',g,.vf.Q9,2,,6T,-L ,., . .ai--r . in a . J L A-. .zu vig-4m.ffw?.,1.-If.J-152.-c9 ..f 'uf 1- --L A- A , , A . .a,., ..-,-,gd-Y...- a..........-.i----.,W..,. MU.. , , ,,,,,A PENNSYLVANIA-CORNELL MEET Troy LOVEJOY WINS Tl-IE TWO-TWENTY vault of I2 ft. 4M in. Following the conclusion of the event Landowski tried to beat the worlds record, failing by a fraction of an inch to negotiate the required height. The meet ended with an All-Cornell victory in the high jump when Nichols, Lathrop, and Doppel slid over the bar at 6 ft. M in. The team spent the rest of the winter training for the spring outdoor season. Practice meets were held from time to time, and those who thought to take advant- age of the opportunity were rewarded by seeing some stirring contests. The Varsity had their first chance to show their wares outdoors in the Penn Relays. Thirty men made the trip, and they made their presence felt among a strong field. The four-mile relay team came through with a well-earned victory, leading the other competitors to the finish by fifty yards. Strickler, R. E. Brown, Kirby, and Carter ran in the order named. Strickler gained a slight lead during the first mile, and each succeeding runner increased it until the finish was reached. l . A c J -Af ' ' Si ' f J' K 0 I .,, .1 X FX? s- T ' . e f, ' T is fa gr' V 4 F . V fi 9' JOHN - LATHROP -W f ' c .. .. .A.....-..1-.1:..,..f:...::,T 1.1.:5li',f:i am- I-Li-'Nil' ' -1.Zg55-Pg-rp'-A V IQ- n -r, -a :ig f,.,r-,gn-Q-,n'.-,g'4z32z'aa1.12-7.11.-'Q- gr fwfr-2'21'.-fha'-423. :J?QrgYfz1'fgg'1ff'igQ35 --P--4 -- - gg aa... --- -.Y.Q.. - TL., .747 ig: A-A,.,:-1? A----ff-7:---Y--'11 f-::: L-.1::..-. . 1-::1:::-,ifa,-.it.,..:4. 486 -K il f 1 10 1 e an U '4 I I 'I l -,,,k.- .,,.I,,X. Y v.,.,-.,,,--,.,- V Y- .IN K A,. 45? V -- .,..i V-f c.. . - X W, -l' t 1 ' I ' ' , gg ,:, Y -Y-t - ,. 5 4' . W.. '- ' ...c -,-.L,,:,L L V I . L-I f-f... ..vs ... - PENNSYLVANIA-CORNELL MEET Troy HIGH I-IURDLES In the century, Lovejoy, though getting away to a poor start, came within an ace of beating Leconey, the sensational Lafayette flyer. The latter stepped the dis- tance in gg seconds, and Lovejoy in second place was not far behind this time. Gouinlock showed unusual form in the pole vault, taking second only to Gardner, the Yale star. Atkinson captured third place in this event on a toss. The Penn Relays were valuable in that they gave an indication of the strength of the Indoor Champions in an outdoor performance. g The Penn dual meet, which came on IVIay 13th, showed the Varsity in fine form. Despite the quality of Penns opposition, the local athletes succeeded in rolling up a score of 7QM to gk. The shorter distances furnished most of the excitement, the decisions in all of them loeing uncertain until the runners neared the tape. The quarter-mile run especially furnished a rare battle. In this event, Brown, the Penn captain, held the lead to the last turn, where john slipped into l 1 I . ee-e I 1 ,r,,., . CARTER KIIVIBALL 487 1 i i i i v 12 .g-5 i r I hi i .T i ii 'i 1 jd i ,4 .1 r A 'al ii f W gl 9 ' it T gg lg. -- u ig, ir.. 1 is gm it S ' b lf .f' T 'L'-TA' 'fm T Tk 'b U' ' ' ' L ' ,,Ef.,f,.':' Y.. i. i I wlwgl P KY' Y i :ffl l il ' W 1551 l iQ' Ellie 1 .lg .W iii. Yl,s. N21 .ng PENNSYLVANIA-CORNELL MEET Troy . J i Q JOHN WINS THE FOUR-FORTY . 2:4 a lead of a yard and maintained the distance for the remaining few yards. Lovejoy T 15 showed the way in the sprints, leading Lever to the tape in both the century and j H the furlong. The Red and White took all three places in the mile and two-mile iii runs, more than making up for the Penn victories in the hurdles. Nichols, Gouin- ffl lock, and Downs finished a good day by winning their events in the high jump, j if? pole vault, and discus throw, respectively. Wig The Intercollegiates were the next thing on the horizon. The Varsity had the i pleasure of entertaining the California team during the week immediately pre- iffgl ceding this meet. The Westerners must have thrived upon the Ithaca atmosphere ijlj for every man on the team qualified in his event in the preliminary heats at Cam- if bridge, and on the following day the majority of them helped to roll up Californias winning total of 4oyZ points. ffl. MQ .7 jill, LP.. ' 3 1 '11 1 ' 2 , ff. . ' ' ff! 'llfwi 'T yall Q iii. , mill l ' ':Q Q tif. W iafpi 1 il 'Pai f. ,i..g,, i u iygjg ' ' 1' it . , ii'-. T Il Ji ooumtock NlCHo1,s j lie, .. -. . i . .- Alf? Yi --E .:'-E ,, ,H , ,, , A, ,, Q 1 . ' .12 it 2: -q' 3 .r'ir'-'E1Q,'f.x,,zj,f5i'Q:?57fi'. ' ,-, ,.. ,-, , ,,. . : ,. L,.,, 4- V. . .. .- 4 1.4 fir 488 l ,ual ,HI 1 Tlli' 1021 rnu.Nr,l.tixw ,,,. ,, .-. J, t.. - .,,. ,. .. -- L -11' A- 3 . . - M. ..,. mf--f W -' Q Underwood 81 Underwood LOVEJOY SECOND IN THE HUNDRED Cornell took fourth place in the meet, California, Princeton, and Leland Stan- ford finishing ahead of the Red and White in the order named. Lovejoy accounted for seven of the Varsity's 21 M points with a second in the hundred and a third in the two-twenty. The shorter dash was the fastest ever run in the lntercollegiates, Leconey making the distance in 9 7,f1o seconds. Lovejoy pressed the winner all the way and was but a step behind him at the finish. Most of the other Varsity qualifiers contributed one or two points to the Cornell total, bringing the score high enough to win a place in the first four. While not culminating in a championship, the season was decidedly a success. Five victories in six starts against worthy competition is a record to be proud of, and the 1922 team may feel that they did their part in upholding the supremacy of Cornell athletics. V. ,.., Q if? If 'F-5 . 'J ' f AA I WE e :3-1 RIGHTER ' KIRBY ana- -ff . ,Q ,-, -,V ,. ,. . , . -. W, z... N., fc., .. 1 f .,- .5 . ,-, -, F-.J LEE? -F2H.1? ..L'13:R,a: 4-3 .3'4-42 .-L 'aif., ,Lg-Q4 ,QJQQLQY ,f':.: 55ff,1fif gtfi' .1315 :14,:,:.-:.-.,. 1 , fs.- .ffias-'l T 4:89 i vf 4. I , ,R 1 P, -N 5 1 C-i 'W J, jf-L -ini. A 3 Q V ' I if X.: if - .4 Jff.'g2..ii'j,i ii'?.:,'::AT:?F'A1:Q-Alig-Z,-i l-,fr J 1. ' 1 iz ij',Tf.Z-iizfigiilj?-'ll-.i iill YT If j '. - -, ,, , 3 ig ff' ' ' r W'7-'I'Ll ,'i Ill.ffIl'1Tf,-f4l.'.l-L ,.z - , M 5. .-. ,. . 1- , M f j. !-. 1 lf X l i , , ll . Q 1 .' fl' , Q. 1' sa jxit, Q., li A wi ' IV: A liilj' JS, fl l vlf'i'll' rwx i f I 'fu il' fm ' ,ig -1. lil, 'ifill . Ill 1 1 l' ill in ': ,, , lil . il in I Z ' Siaii i ffl ' S- -sv' , , 1 4 aflt' f 1 X iozz VARSITY TRACK FEAM IWW .fi ' Ajohnstone Vanclervort Wilkin MacCowen Conradis MacBain McConnell Rauch Hennings lllil ' Crozier Bernart Tobey Chapman Stevens Righter Atkinson Archbold Harper Niles DeProsse glow ,,,, Parker Treman Ebersole Kirby Gouinlock Lovejoy Nichols Stone Kimball Stratton Bangs ' johnson N. P. Brown Cook Carter john Strickler Downs R. E. Brown Lathrop Moalcley Ii ' lf. .P lf r 4 ?Ti7'+f1+43 -E-we slgiaif-21:15,-1 --ffl Qi- 1 -- xii4Q22gfeff+.:i:55!f'1 A ,S 73- 55.-'fF'.,M5E5,iJiv1-f1- Log:-Lf 1':ga.Lfg5:f23ffcf3Q'g3:'eLpCQ.f,V 43i4la1g2,2Z,-sf,E,'.E,4'-J?f.1'fQ':. :--RYA .E g2f5f3f12'.:2ZLi 23fCq'..221Z:ffzf.r'g,'ei,f '.s,2-.izzfgigggg QQGQF 11 ,,'l Q, - : -' f ff W ig-7-33' if 'znwrkf ff-ft ,4,i-, U , , - , :ZW figffji- ifijog-4 , A---A goof gg iii-7-sf 'riff-Y L -Aft--1 1, I U I' I I. 1 N 1922 Varsity Track Team DANIEL BURSK STRICKLER. 'zz PICKENS JOHNSON, 'zz . . RALPH JOHNSON PARKER, 'zz . JOHN F. TNfIOAKLEY . JOHN R. BANGS, 'zI WILLIAM CORNELL ARCHBOLD, 'zz NEIL ATKINSON, 'zz . , HENRY MCINTOSI-I BEATTY, 'zz WILLIAN1 FRANCIS BERNART, 'z.i . NORMAN PIERSON BROWN, 'zz ROBERT EDWARD BROWN, 'zz . CHARLES CRAWFORD CARTER, 'zz . HENRY OTIS CHAPMAN, 'zz . . ALBERT EARL CONRADIS, 'zz JUNIUS FORD COOK, 'zz . GEORGE DOUGLAS CROZIER, 'z4 . ALEXANDER ROBINSON DEPROSSE. Z4 ALFRED ARTHUR DOPPEL, 'z4 SEWELL HENRY DOWNS, 'zz . HAROLD LEON EBERSOLE, 'zg NELSON BARKER GARDEN, 'zz EDWIN ANDREWS GORDON, 'zz . EDWARD VERNON GOUINLOCK, 'zz JAMES BAILEY HARPER, 'zz . I THOMAS CAREY HENNINGS, 'zzi CHARLES GODWIN IRISH, 'zg OTTO CARL JAEGER, 'z4 . CARL FRANK JOHN, 'zz. . JAMES WATSON JOHNSTONE, 'zg . DAVID WHEELER KIMBALL, 'zzz EDWARD BUCKLER KIRBY, 'z4 . WILLIAM HAMILTON LATHROP, 'zz FREDERIC KIMBALL LOVEJOY, 'z4 HERBERT MANDEVILLE, 'z4 . . PHILLIPS BROOKS NICHOLS, 'zg EDGAR DEWITT NILES, 'z3 . ALFRED RAUCH, 'z4 . . MILTON EDWARD RICHMAN, 'zz . FRANCIS TRVING RIGHTER, 'zg RICHARD STEVENS, zD, 'z3 . HENRY NORTON STONE, 'z4 . LEWIS HUBERT STRATTON, 'zz DANIEL BURSK STRICKLER, 'zz . SEWELL EDWARDS THORNHILL, 'z3. HERBERT DAYTON TOBEY, 'zz ARTHUR BOTT TREMAN, 'z3 . JOHN VANDERVORT, JR., 'z3 . . HUMPHREY ROBINSON WAGAR, '23 MATTHEW JOSEPH WARD, 'zg . RONALD GEORGE WATT, 'z3 . GEORGE CLARK WILLIAMS, 'zzi Captain . Manager .Assistant Manager . . Coach .Assistant Coach . Hurdles . Pole Vault . Weights Half Mile Run Two Mile Run Two Mile Run Half Mile Run Quarter Mile Run . Mile Run Half Mile Run Quarter Mile Run Quarter Mile Run . High jump . Weights . XWeights High Jump Two Mile Run , . Pole Vault . Two Mile Run Quarter M i le Run . . Mile Run . . Hurdles Quarter Mile Run . Pole Vault . Hurdles . Mile Run High jump . Sprints High jump High jump . . Sprints . Half Mile Run . Mile Run . Sprints . Pole Vault . Hurdles . Mile Run . Mile Run . Sprints . Weights . Hurdles 1 Two Mile Run . Weights . Mile Run . . Hurdles . Two Mile Run 5 V 4 1 1 9 4. L-,--.,,.!f.-t9...,?iaQL.-l2,l.-l--t1 A N .. af- 1- ra--,f - ,-.--.--QW, 2' 1-,A,--- -r -.v -. 1.-2 -- .1 ,,-, JLL3, ,ff gf. ,J ,V fn-:,' .Q 'ex ,Lai , N as W -F Q-N --V-70, .. , ,,f,..- i-.,.-.- .. v ,, .QF 4-M-,-3215: 3 ,gr ..-fi J:s.f-:2f.-V, - 1 2 A ' . if , vf, QC, r7j?vj-Q'7,ff Q 2 5 1922 Triangular Indoor Meet CORNELL-DARTMOUTH-HARVARD, BOSTON, FEBRUARY 26, 1922 CORNELL MSM, HARVARD 38M, DARTMOUT1-1 20 Event Time First Second Third 40 yard Dash 5 sec. Wausker CHD Righter CCD Niles CCD 300 yard Dash 36 1-5 sec. Hallett CDD jenkins CHD Merrill CHD 600 yard Dash 1:20 4-5 sec Chapman CCD Quinn CHD Foster CDD 1000 yard Run 2:23 sec. ' Carter CCD McCarthy CHD Letteney CDD One mile Run 4:27 1-5 sec Burke CHD Kirby CCD Strickler CCD Two mile Run QZ53 1-5 sec. R. E. Brown CCD N. P. Brown CCD Young CDD 45 yard High Hurdles 6 1-5 sec. Kimball CCD Whitney CHD Treman CCD Broad jump Z1 ft. 6M in. Kimball CCD Harris CDD jenkins CHD High jump 6 ft. 4121 in. Brown CDD Lathrop CCD Stone CCD Morse CHD Pole Vault IZ ft. 3 5-8 in. Libbey CDD Gouinlock CCD Davis CHD 16 pound Shot Put 42 ft. 75 in. Lee CDD Turnbull CDD Brown CHD 35 pound Weight Throw 46 ft. SM in. Brown CHD Wagar CCD Andrews CHD Varsity Relay 3 :12 sec. Chute CHD Chapman CCD jenkins CHD Crozier CCD Merrill CHD john CCD Burke CHD Righter CCD Freshman 40 yard Dash 5 sec. Wansaker CDD Blodgett CDD Coykendall CCD Freshman Relay 3113 4-5 sec. Dartmouth Harvard Cornell L. iie . . 42 'N1E C ' -'45 L . , A -' las -Q. g ,F 1 'lf-2... .. 1- ' HURDLING FORM Troy - U J 3 v im id, 1.,1,F,vv,V ig,--E1 ,Y Tk ,V.:ETV,,i,:? .:'.5: :E i,:L--..iz V -,.-, - 3-7. i:,,TT...:3f.qi. P ..-.... H11 .u Afyqr 4-3 .e .12 ,29 L 1 ' -4' .M .wi .3 1-L ar- 45 15 1.15, -5322 4-92 D Il l I ' D D 4' ai lf! 'N lf. 1 l' D 3, N 1922 Dual Indoor Meet CORNELL YS. PENN STATE, ITHACA, MARCH 4, iqzz CORNELL 735, PENN STATE BOM Event Time 75 yard Dash 7 4-5 sec. 75 yard High Hurdles 0 4-S sec. 75 yard Low Hurdles 8 3-5 see, 440 yard Dash Half mile Run One mile Run Two mile Run One mile Relay 16 pound Shot High -Dump Broad jump Pole Vault P ut Sl 4-5 sec. 1:58 4-5 sec 4:11 4-5 sec 0:38 see. 3:18 3-5 sec QQ ft. 491 in. 5 ft. q in. zi ft. ii in. I1 ft. First Lovejoy CCD Kimball CCD Kimball CCD Taylor CPSD Carter CCD Shields CPSD R. E, Brown Righter CCD Carter CCD Strickler CCD Lovejoy CCD Ebersole CCD Lathrop CCD Stone CCD Grubb CPSD Atkinson CCD Cornell lnterclass Relay 3:3q z-5 see. Freshmen Second Taylor CPSD Barron CPSD Hile CPSD Chapman CCD Shields CPSD Kirby CCD N. P. Brown CCD Taylor CPSD Edgerton CPSD Moore CPSD Hile CPSD Gouinlock CCD Doppel CCD Gouinlock CCD Sophomores Arts Third Niles CCD Kauffman CPSD Barron CPSD Crozier CCD Cook CCD Harper CCD Snyder CPSD Beatty CCD Greene CPSD Nichols CCD Kimball CCD Stevens CCD juniors Cornell lntercollege Relay 4:58 3-5 see. NLE. Agriculture ll 'la DDE mg li ll D , CORNELL CRoss-COUNTRY CLUB my J A I ll : I pl if ' all , . '11 A ' A 493 I l 1 1 1023 cimurtygigitl N T ! - - - . - H -, . v wa- --11,--v, f- t..,.Y,--, -,-, -fv-,.-1 -,- .A ,-kv --,ff -gf---f v-,-Q,-faq., 15 -,r 11-,. 1-1,-.f ,- '--- -2' f ,. v -v.-xv L f-- - '- -2-f'fQ'f2i?Qv 33474 ri vi -' 7312 G 1 -1-as 'f2 S1:?Ji4:g''2 'f-:ifi.Lf1:..:1L.i.-L .:.iL.. . ..- zz.-1' -'Lff'-243412-+ 1922 Indoor Intercollegiate? l.C.A.A.A.A.-New York, N. Y., March 1 1, 1922. Cornell 3 753 Dartmouth 25, Pennsylvania 24 g Princeton 16, Penn State 14, Yale IZ: Harvard 8Mg Boston 7 5 Amherst oh, Lafayette 55 Syracuse 4Mg Columbia 4, Brown 4, Fordham 33 Georgetown 33 N. Y. U. 3gM. l.T. 2. ,Yrs 3. 11' V1 1 1 1' 11,1 13' 111. Fil? 164, L'- lrli li?i1 15,1 y llrl ' 'r ' l 41, I 1 .1 l 1 70 yard Dash .... 1 Leconey, Lafayette . 7 3-ro sec. 2 Lovejoy, Cornell l Q11 3 Lever, Penn 4 Carter, Brown 5 Graeb, Columbia H15 One mile Run . 1 Shields, Penn State 4:20 4-5 sec. 2 Douglas, Yale 153,121 3 Kirby, Cornell 21 4 Burke, Harvard 15:11, 5 Higgins, Columbia 'Qs' Q, Two mile Run . 1 Brown, NP., Cornell Q.'4.f 3-5 sec. Vjfi' 2 Brown, R.E., Cornell Mi, 3 Wheatley, Fordham 2-gm. 4 Cooper, Penn State jail 5 Young, Dartmouth ix ' oo yard High Hurdles , 1 Barron, Penn State . 7 4-5 sec. ,ff 2 Kimball, Cornell ' 3 Kauffman, Yale LH: 4 Hile, Penn State 5 Thompson, Princeton li' One mile Relay 1 Princeton . . 3:22 4-5 sec. 2 Syracuse '51-Yi 3 Boston College - 4 M. I. T. ml 5 Cornell CRighter, Thornhill, Crozier, Johnj ggi Two mile Relay 1 Penn CBrown, Meredith, Lewis, McMullenj Mg, . . . . . . 7:55 1-5 sec. 2 Cornell CStrickler, Rauch, Cook, Carterj , 3 Georgetown gi 4 ,Columbia ilgygl Pole Vault 1 Libbey, Dartmouth IZ fi. ,ill-Q1 2 Stevens, Cornell Gouinlock, Cornell Needs, Penn 231 Smith, Dartmouth Gardner, Yale bill High jump 1 Brown, Dartmouth . . 6ft. 4 7-8 in. all CNew indoor worlds recordj la, 2 Clark, Amherst 3 Troupe, Princeton Q ' Darling, Amherst gg ' 5 Nichols, Cornell , Morse, Harvard ,MN Broad jump . 1 Chow, Penn .V 21 ft. IO in. 2 Rose, Penn. 'Hi 3 Courtois, N. Y. U. 4 Reed, Brown , 55 1 , 5 Chum, Dartmouth 16 pound Shot Put . 1 Thompson, Princeton . 44 ft. 4 1-2 in. A N 1 Bell, Boston fl 3 Lee, Dartmouth 4 Turnbull, Dartmouth 1 5 Jordan, Yale QQ 1 35 pound NVeight Throw . 1 Brown, Harvard . 47 ft. II in. ' 2 Wagar, Cornell 3 Baker, Princeton D l 4 Swanson, Dartmouth l, 5 Tobey, Cornell 3, li Freshman Relay 1 Perm , , , , , 7,-45 1-5 340, 3. 2 Dartmouth 'Qi 3 Cornell CGlick, Severance, Coykendall, Northj 5 4 Yale 5 Harvard '34 -L wljfflf ,-JA, A -,,,,, i.ii1i,iLigTlgiZ,iL454 .'Y. .TQT L 'ifgZ EB' ll Iaiif i 333. .if.Zf'fLiIQE. -S1EI9ffi'i7fEfi?27fi?f7f f52TQEf75.E.fQ...3iPv-ii .3 494 4 I l 1. ' .l 45 . vw., 4 4 L I4 4 ,, l 4 - I ' 4 l 4 4 4 i 4 E. '-14 l .41 l 4.4, 4 l -Q4 , . 4 l :wi 4 v4 ki l 1 4 444 4 4 44.- sf 'Il M 'ilk I' 1 Y E 1 fum ' 6' at L! 'WH il A lr W il: 'l?Qf:.i'ff151':SfQEQil7IT. 'f.'f?fTif T S A' 47' 157' fl? ' if 44 ' ' 1 4 1 1 1. -4 ' wi' T ' T T ' A T' ' li tl 954: l l T ' .,,. 1 4,41 1922 Indoor 7 rack Meet 44 X24 4 I Nil Fel? lt, I gli CORNELL YS, MICHIGAN, ITHACA, N. Y., MARCH 25, 1922 ,3 'gl' '1l,4' Vg, CORNELL 59, MICHIGAN 27 ll 14954 alll 1 lliql , Event Time First Second Third R145 75 yard Dash 7 3-5 sec. Lovejoy CCD Burlce Cl'vlD Simmons CMD A 5151 440 yard Dash Sl 3-5 sec. john CCD Crozier CCD Lewis CMD 4,244 4 ,Ml 880 yard Run 2:o1 sec. Carter CCD Cook CCD Bernart CCD J will One mile Run 4:73 2-5 sec. Kirby CCD Bowen CMD Strickler CCD ,,4?gf'44 411: 70 Yafg Iljlow Hurdles 8 sec, Sargent CMD Schmitz CMD Stone CCD lihii 75 yarn igh Hurdles io sec. Treman CCD Stone CCD Sargent CMD lm' One mile Relay 3 126 1-5 sec. giglQ1terCgSID Elswin 43, ar er X4 fkf: 4,-i4F4 John CCD 444454,Ti C Lovejoy CCD ll High jump 6 ft. ,V in. Doppel CCD Ysvzl xltgll 4 Lathrop CCD llffvl 2744 Nichols CCD - 'iff-'4 gm. Pole Vault I2 ft. .QM in. Landowski CMD Gouinlock CCD Atkinson CCD 5 Shot Put 41 ft. HM in. Stipe CMD Ebersole CCD Beatty CCD l4ij:Zg,1 4 :ew mf' 4 44,4 g 4 All-Cornell Events lhg 4 l ?:,l,4 Mile and one-half , 442, lj Q43 Championship 6:54 sec. Brown, RE. Brown, NP. DeProsse HQ' lnterclass Relay 3 :33 2-5 sec. Sophomores Freshmen Seniors C 444 lntercollege Relay 4:50 sec. M. E. Agriculture Arts wltlgljll .44 4 1 F5 i 41914 445344 44415504 4 4 4 Q1 ull 4 ' Qu 4 1 T INDOOR TRACK RECORDS 1 l-W 4tv'.4 ' IR11 4 vlil l 14,344 Events Records Holder Date of Making V Hill: tfiiilxl 75 yard Dash 7 3-5 sec. F. K. Lovejoy, '24 Mar. 25, 1922 l 'Ql' C2714 4 4f yard High Hurdles 6 1-5 sec. D. W. Kimball, 7.4 Feb. 7.5, 1922 15,44 60 yzgrdhlgllcgfgslglurdles 7 9-io sec. D. W. Kimball, '24 Mar 6, 197.2 75 yard High Hurdles 9 4-5 sec. D. W. Kimball, :Z4 Mar 6, 1922 1453.44 75 yard Low Hurdles 8 3-5 sec. D. W. Kimball, 24 Mar 6, 1922 I A14 I 4 44:0 yard gash SI 3-5 sec. gahn, 22 Ilblflar 25, 197.2 , 4 34 880 yard un 1 min. 58 4-5 sec. . . arter, '22 ar 6, 1922 '14QI3'gQ4 ?.ll44 One mile Run 4 min. IQ 2-5 sec. F. D. Boynton, '17 Mar 17, 1917 4 flE5 , ,MQW l Mile and one-half Run 6 min. S4 sec. R. E. Brown, '22 Apr. 25, 1922 I 3 fgjljl Two mile Run 9 min. 38 sec. R. E. Brown, '27. Mar 6, 1922 fy: 4 44-! -, 14 9 min. 45 1-5 sec. N, P. Brown, '22 Mar. 13, 1927. 4'44jQ4,4 Mig' li 6oo yard Run 1 min. 2o sec. H. O. Chapman, '22 Feb. 6, 1921 . 11 ll dR '. . C.CC ,' Fb. 6, Wi Q lgifilcl' snide Rglay l7m1'l'1 ln?l'43Sii5 sec. PNjr51E:'s'ir'13L IVTar.21, Iltjclil 4 E4 4 4' . . utnam, I2 MQ 1 gill? T. s. Berna, '12 443414 ll - 1 L. S. Finch, '13 i lg? '4 4 li, Hngh jump 6 ft!! 4 in. A. W. gicharals, I7 lgflxiar. 6, 1915 Vjw, W l Broad jump 22 t. 3 in. A. W. ichar s, '17 ar. 4, 1916 YW . 4N 1'l Pole Vault IZ ft. 3 in. F. K. Foss, '17 Mar. 6, 1915 'QM Putting 16 pound Shot 43 ft. 5 3-4 in. A. W. Richards, 'I7 Mar. 4, 1916 44 ,229 4, I , 445 Throwing 35 pound Weight 43 ft. 4 1-2 in. H. R. Wagar, '23 Mar II, IQZ7. 'I 'Hr 'MD' l Note:-Lovejoy's indoor record in the 75 yard Dash equals the world's indoor record. I4 4 ,F ' 4 R. E. Browns record in the Two mile Run is the Cornell record. 24 l ' N. P. Browns record in the Two mile Run is the I.C.A.A.A.A. record, as it was made at the lntercollegiates. 4'E3l'Q The time for the Four mile Relay is the world's record. lwllflll ' H34 C ll ,ul 4 l -- --L--1--- --- ----- '------- 'W ' ' 'fm ' 'T' 'T' '. ' ,l..QlLg' ..,. ,f. ff '7lf f' ' 'T f'T'fT TT.fi '7ILl T lm' .-f,.L -I .if631511:eff?-yrg4v:114-tr-111442.31 4-..--A-4--4 aff,-.-.,.-..... .. ..........-v,...- ... 4 . . .2 ., ..- . . -- .-.Lil 495 -l -I Qnyly yyyy if W C33 Uwlln N .E I. L I -K '4, , '-1, , , 21' ' ,W H- H -v V E2 e 1fR5H2!342gg3Q!6'W22g22Z1v.2.Q'Q.'fI-tx 1922 Dual Track Meet CORNELL VS. PENNSYLVANIA, ITHACA, N. Y., MAY 13, 1q2z IOO yard Dash . 220 yard Dash . 440 yard Dash . 880 yard Run . One mile Run . Two mile Run . CORNELL YQ . . I z 3 1 z 3 I 'L 3 I Z 3 I 2 3 I 2 1-3, PENNSYLVANIA 55. 2-3 Lovejoy, Cornell . Lever, Penn Niles, Cornell Lovejoy, Cornell . Lever, Penn Niles, Cornell john, Cornell Brown, Penn Crozier, Cornell Brown, Penn . . Carter, Cornell Cook, Cornell Kirby, Cornell . Strickler, Cornell Harper, Cornell Brown, N. P., Cornell Brown, R. E., Cornell . 9 4-5 sez: 21 4-5 sec - 49 3-5 SKC 1:55 2-5 sec 4:23 4-5 sec 9:42 2-5'sec 3 DeProsse, Cornell IZO yard High Hurdles . 1 Powers, Penn . . 16 4-5 sec 2 Treman, Cornell 3 Stone, Cornell zzo yard Low Hurdles 1 Powers, Penn . 25 4-5 sec 2 Stone, Cornell 3 Kimball, Cornell High jump . 1 Nees, Penn . . . 6 ft - Nichols, Cornell 3 Doppel, Cornell Broad jump . '1 Rose, Penn . 22 ft. 5 1-2 in. 2 Chow, Penn 3 Nichols, Cornell P016 Vault 1 ooumiock, Cornell . I2 fr. 4 in 2 Atkinson, Cornell Temple, Penn Nees, Penn 16 pound Shot Put . 1 Bronder, Penn . , 42 ft. 1-4 in. 2 Ebersole, Cornell 3 Thurman, Penn - Discus Throw . 1 Downs, Cornell . 125 ft. 6 1-2 in. 2 Gouinlock, Cornell 3 Ebersole, Cornell Javelin Throw . 1 Bronder, Penn . 182 ft. 1 in. 2 Downs, Cornell 3 Ebersole, Cornell Hammer Throw 1 I Frank, Penn . . 138 fl. z 'Wagar, Cornell ' 3 Hamer, Penn 496 T ll If i 0 3 T 1' 0 M yi-WINWLW iw-WQQY N by ' s 5 ' ,-: , -.-W - ' ' ' ,L ,, 4,177 ,, , 7 '1'l1'l.T.Z..,, . Li. C.. .V., -..,.Q.......,,.-,- SIN l I ii? . lggj 7'L7ZZLCl Z6 CUZ 'VCZC V 66 l fi 6th A I F Id d If t lx 2-vi l, F' I.C.A.A.A.A.-Cambridge, Mass., May zo and 27. 197.2 1 I F . . l California 4oM3 Princeton 30: Stanford 1656: Cornell ll Mg Pennsylvania 16: Harvard 14: Penn State i 1 3 Lafayette 1 Lg io, Yale 8X5 Columbia 83 Dartmouth 7Z1 Boston College 72 Georgetown 63 Bates 41 Rutgers 42 Amherst 352 Bow- ,! doin 23 Syracuse zg N. Y. U. 1. 1' Rf ioo yard Dash . Leconey, Lafayette . 9 7-10 sec. ll JRE Ilgovlijoy, gornell 'N c im, rinceton v 192' Sudden, Stanford ' ' NPL Rusnak, Yale l zzo yard Dash g..e5gneySLaf?ye:tte 11 3-IO sec R l I u en, tan or 1 Lovejoy, Cornell il 1 lb Efifcgcsey, Stanford , vi e man, a e 1 W W, 44o yard Dash Driscoll, Boston . 49 5-10 sec. ' 1 ia, Stevenson, Princeton . '51, Hendrixon, California fl,-E Monie, Syracuse y john, Cornell N ,gi 880 yard Run vBrlown, Plgnnsylvania 1:55 1-5 sec. l 2 ' o nson, rinceton l 195 Shields, Penn State lk, Carter, Cornell is Helffrich, Penn State ,I I 1 X One mile Run ghielcils, lien? State 4:18 2-5 sec. V, , ' , oug as, a e VJ Kirby, Cornell V04 1 Burke, Harvard Strickler, Cornell ' I Two mile Run Hi gins, Columbia 9:28 r-10 sec. ' Hg Sluier, gates bu 4 1 oore, o um ia 1 l fi, Dorr, California ,gi Brown, N. P., Cornell A xzo yard High Hurdles I-Iauers, Harvard If 3-io sec. l Mill Massey, Princeton fr:-Z, 'gsompiorig Princeton 5 1 erric , oston , t Eg no yard Low Hurdles Illzlaylor, ginceton 23 9-10 sec. , , eyers, utgers ll lv Hayes, Stanford Iglile, Penn State , tone, orne 1 'Q i High jump . Brown, Dartmouth 6fl. 4 5-8 in. g-H Muller, California l fe Clark, Amherst PJ Nichols, Cornell 'HQ Treyer, California illiiigf Broad ,Jump . Legendre, Georgetown 23 ft. 7 1-8 in, , 1 Rose, Penn Lourie, Princeton - Merchant, California Courtois, N. Y. U. I-15 Pole Vault . Norris, California 12 ft. 9 in. ' fi, Gouinlock, Cornell ll' 1,135 lggbblcglyslfiaigtrrgnuth : Q ac , tan or 1 N ' Gardner, Yale Shot Put Hartranft, Stanford 48f1. 6 1-8 in. ll ' ig, Izvflerchaig, Salifornia Q LW! BJ.-E211 iiffifma Thompson, Princeton I ii is , , Javelin Throw l3ronder,CPer'?n . 135 fl. 8 5-8 in. l ' 3 1 orenti, a i ornia llu'3 Hanner, Stanford ,Qi Merchant, California , 'Q Downs, Cornell L, , 1 Discus Throw Hartranft, Stanford 140 ft. 1-8 in. 11 f 3 Muller, California ' HQ Igliller, I-IC-arfgard I 1, er ey, a 1 ornia , gi Legendre, Georgetown Y N Hammer Throw . Merchant, California 171 ft, z in. , Brown, Harvard 1' 'aa' Baker, Princeton 1 Qi Tootell, Bowdoin Emery, Princeton E U MW 5511 as . he if on . 0 -. A - -or . . 1 . lW,,'l3-'fgEZ'6Z?Z el2' '1?'1'l'i2' 3211 .SEX 3i!'f8R:2'22'Z?5f2?'37i12'f1Q533'3310213557-31753-3Q2'i?'i'll7-.3'?'45l 'QT ,T-YR 497 1 I 5 , 1 'J I If I i fl N f' I I I A N . .., .fl .. -k. '1 , v , A . ..-.. ,, .. Q. . ,ig V.:V,k:..,. N1 I rf Reoiew ofthe Cross-Country Season With but three men back from last year's team and with no stars to be counted on, the Cross-Country prospects were not very bright at the beginning of the season. And it must be confessed the results were not a great deal better than the prospects. Vandervort, Morrison, and Cordon were the only survivors from the 1921 team, and Coach Moakley built his new team around them. There was not much time to develop the new aggregation before the first meet, but in that short time the new harriers improved enough to give the M. l. T. team a close brush, the veteran Engineers winning by but four points. As usual, the Cornell runners came in in a bunch, but as it was a dual meet, the grouping was not enough to offset the lack of men in the first few places. Two weeks later, the team, consisting of Smith, Bonsal, Cordon, Morrison, Vandervort, Click, and Williams, went to Syracuse to run in the Syracuse ln- vitation Meet. This time, the Varsity came through in fine style, winning handily against a strong field. Dykeman of Carnegie Tech was the individual winner and Higgins of Columbia was second. The first Cornellian to finish was Cordon in fourth place, and the rest of the team were not far behind him. This victory was something of a surprise to the sporting world because some of the strongest teams in the East were entered in the meet. The victory was especially welcome to Cornellians in view of the fact that it marked the third successive year that Cornell has won this meet. An interesting side light on the meet and on the training that Cornell runners receive is the fact that Click, starting with a lame ankle and limp- ing badly before the end of the race, was yet able to finish in nineteenth place, ahead of the whole Colgate team. The next week, practically the same team went to New York to compete in the annual Quadrangular Meet with Dartmouth, Pennsylvania, and Columbia. Columbia had little difficulty winning this race, scoring but thirty-three points as against fifty-seven for the Varsity, who took second place. Higgins captured first place, beating out McLane of Pennsylvania in a close finish. Bonsal was the first Cornell entry to finish. He was in eighth place and was closely followed by the rest of the Cornell pack. This meet was really encouraging, for while the Varsity did not win, they did well against first-class opposition. The lntercollegiate run was held over the Van Cortlandt course in New York City. The team which represented the Red and White was composed of Bonsal, Cordon, Morrison, Smith, Vandervort, and Williams. F rom the beginning of the race it was evident that the contest would be a bitter one. The leaders set a terrific pace, and though the majority of the men were able to keep up for the greater part of the distance, a number fell to the ground at the finish, two being carried off the field unconscious. Higgins, the Columbia star, was the individual winner, but as his teammates were unable to give him the support that he deserved, the Blue and White finished fourth. Higgins' time for the distance was but 1 3 X 1 o seconds less than the record time set by R. E. Brown the year previous. Syracuse, with a well-bunched and smooth-running organization, won the team honors. Cornell, after winning the title for ten successive years, was only able to finish fifth. Though it would appear from the face of things that Cross-Country has gone on the rocks, the fact is that any team would have suffered in comparison with the wonder team of 1911. The loss of the stars of that aggregation seriously handi- capped Coach Moakley in building a new team, and the way in which the new group performed even while losing showed that it will not be long before we again have a championship in Cross-Country. -4 f'T , ,'w ..- -' 498 'I' ll I: I -t WY.. L i- mfg, .3251 . lvl lil l l 1 5.41 of' ll lltf 'lhiii will 'lx ll lfll :fi IV'-I ' 1,3 .,, ' I 41'- 1 J'1. ,ll,.QQ,L 'Till l F Fill :lil I .,,, I ul lib 5 VE' Ulggs V -1, ,ami I pal YW lllglgl lflgzf' lilly 1 ww. Ulf! Ili, l lifl 'IAPS Flu 15:11-' N XF IE 1 1 I lm ,. 4151 lt M lily 15.7 iii Q 'Il 'lg ,IAQ lllf-r 5 ,Qs W1 llefaz l' . N l 11 I lf: ln lllfi fira :mow jlllivfi z.' ,U llhtl .I 41. I l V lfjll I 11, 5 3. lfirfll ll la , -vw 1' -.1 il-PM lllii l lllil wmv I I fl . 1' I1 1.2 . ll 'I I I . I ,. ,- . .1 I 5,-. .1 U4 .. 1 . ,. .A . . Troy Parker Emerson Marchand Bernart Moakley Bullen Bangs Pickering Burnham Williams Morrison Bonsal Kirby Gordon Vandervort Smith Click If arszty I ross-Country EDWARD BUCKLER IQIRBY, '24 . . . . . Captain RALPH JOHNSON PARKER, '13 . . . Manager SILAS WRIGHT PICKERINC, '24 . Assistant Manager JOHN F. MOAKLEY . . . . . . . Coach TEAM WILLIAM FRANCIS BERNART, JR., '24 EDWIN ANDREWS GORDON, '23 HOWARD VINCENT BONSAL, 23 EDXVARD BUCKLER KIRBY, '24 LYMAN BURNHAM, Z3 JOSEPH PARTRIDGE lVlORRISON, '23 JAMES STROHM EMERSON, 24 HARLEY GIBBS SMITH, JR., '24 JOHN AVERILL GLICK, 25 -JOHN VANDERVORT, JR., 23 GEORGE CLARK XVILLIAMS. '24 1922 CROSS-COUNTRY RECORD M. I. T. VS. CORNELL: AT ITHACA lilfw l I l. lu. l 1. li l g.. l ll? I. M. I. T. I. Cornell 2. Columbia 3, Syracuse I. Columbia 2. Cornell SI 2. Cornell SYRACUSE INVITATION MEET: AT SYRACUSE I NTERCOLLECI A . Penn State 55 47- -l Q7 52 5. Carnegie Tech . IOQ 5 5 O. Colgate . . 169 QUADRANCULAR MEET: AT NEW YORK 33 57 TES: 3. Dartmouth 4. Penn . AT NEW YORK 58 60 1. Syracuse ..,. 75 7. Dartmouth 158 2. Yale . . IOS 8. Princeton IOO 3. M. I. T. . II3 O. Harvard 182 4. Columbia . . 1 18 Io. Penn State 21 I 5. Cornell . . . 1 IQ 1 11 Penn . 227 6. Maine . . . 145 12. C. C. N. Y 359 13. Y. U .... 368 .ire lii'-.?,,?,:,jpf1-'.2 ,Q 2,14 .1 U , ff: .w?3l:7..Ng Jiiftul A V.,.., ...4.,L .--J-.J .9 1 4. ...ex-L.-,..V-. 'LM' LLL47 499 ,iw xwv flllfl lx. . ,V fi-ffl lf 1.4.11 'I 'uf lg lll ii. .Mtg lf-lg 'Wiz ,Ji fl. l F1 lf-.J 31 itil? lA 1 lfifl. liiii lxfl' 54741 5-.II ,tfli 1115 ,gfjirl llisg. lfwf I lil. 'Teil N lib E l Z in xl.. 4 FD? -.,. . . T1 1 .X - i .Bl I R- ':. 1...-.iv '-if ,135 I 'XXVI l?-1 El 4. KW, 9315 Xf.,j,'!., 'galil lfgikllzl '3ll'l.1 llvlglff I, asv' IL 4 Y T 'll' 1 54? 5- 'I T if lifff 'Iii' ,ills Lf? ,. Tl: lil .N . FJ '- l D na.. ,T Q I :ul , 'H ,tl I-1,2 I 1 llif' I ' I: Haiy T'-If t. in 19:3 COCQINELLIAN 1- if 'Zia'2?EMaffgL1f,.a.3Yz2f1.2-'wrfzefg'3?:z2Qf.z:g.351g'5:rR'm1UJLQLQTQQFL321:42mngg3aef12Q ae312'2efrfs,'f25 !42z2?7gi C?- Event 1oo yard Dash 120 High Hurdles 1 mile Run 440 yard Dash 2 mile Run 220 Low Hurdles 880 yard Run Broad jump High Dump Pole Vault Javelin Throw Discus Throw Hammer Throw 16 Pound Shot Event ioo yard Dash 120 High Hurdles 1 mile Run 44o yard Dash Half mile Run 2 mile Run 220 Low Hurdles 220 yard Dash Pole Vault High Dump Discus Throw Shot Put Broad jump F reshman Track Records CORNELL VS. PENNSYLVANIA, ITHACA, MAY 13, ion CORNELL oo, PENNSYLVANIA 45 Time IO 2-5 sec. 16 4-5 sec. 4:34 4-5 sec. 52 1-5 sec. o:5o 1-5 sec. 27 sec. 2:o3 sec. 20 ft. Q in. 5 ft. 8 in. II ft. 6 in. 148 ft. 3 in. 112 ft. 87 ft. 2M in. 3-7 ft. 1 in. First Hayes CPD Kneen CCD Kerr CPD Coykendall CCD McLane CPD Masland CPD - Glick CCD Edstrom CCD Bradley CCD Sherrill CPD Slick CCD Wolkowitz CCD Wolkowitz CCD Wolkowitz CCD -Second Joyce CCD Slick CCD Butts CPD Kiegh CPD Pond CCD Slick CCD Pozefsky CCD Novotny CCD Sherrill CPD Owens CPD Wolkowitz CCD Whitney CCD CORNELL VS. SYRACUSE, ITHACA, MAY 2 CORNELL 67, SYRAcusE 5o Time io 1-5 sec. 16 3-5 sec. 4:40 2-5 sec. 52 sec. 2:o2 1-5 sec, 1o:1o sec. 27 sec. 22 3-5 sec. io ft. 6 in. 5 ft. Q in. 1 I3 ft. 25 in. 35 ft. 7M in. 21 ft. 8 in. First Bowman CSD Kneen CCD Kane CSD Chesley CSD Glick CCD Case CSD Slick CCD Sullivan CSD Greening CCD Bradley CCD Wolkowitz CCD Vxfolkowitz CCD Bowman CSD Third Wright CCD Masland CPD Bullen CCD Severance CCD North CCD Kneen CCD Peak CPD Kiegh CPD Novotny CCD Bontecou CCD Papworth CPD Weinstock CPD Berean CCD Whitney CCD Berean CCD Mueser CCD o, 1o22 Second Third Sullivan CSD .Joyce CCD Wright CCD Slick CCD Booth CCD Bullen 'CCD Rodigucz CSD Coykendall CCD Giles CSD McLaughlin CSD Kane CSD North CCD Pond CCD Kneen CCD Orr CSD Severance CCD Doyce CCD Bontecou CCD Novotny CCD Kegeris CSD Kegeris CSD Novotny CCD Bowman CSD Middleton CSD Whitney CCD Bowman CSD Edstrom CCD if lv V S 9 I, Q V 1 yn 1 ,J M .1 L9 S31 'T 1 iff ' 7' ' ' ' ' 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' Y ' L t- l 'i- iii '52EIgzf5 2- ff:fgiP2iiF2Q :rg-.1-mi: awe freezer: msnnza'f-z342ir faf12 1vi2f1s':erf.-5 if 500 . - - A 1 , 1 1 Q 2 , e i I . ' N. Y. I. lf l i ik--N -YF Y A M p vw Y ,nk Y -H Ah-hi- Y Y -Y rm rim---A A F Y V 1 ,Y YV Y - 4, ,Y YYA, HW.. ,,,.,a:.:::--'fl-.Kr --:.:. ww if--H . .. iv Q- . ,V - , - if Y, V U, ,-,ws -I -.IQ .,i,,,Wi.: Q ,.., .A Y. , Y L , . IQZ5 FRESI-IIVIAN TRACK TEAIVI Troy Wright VanPoznak Benoliel Perry Pond Pozefsky Parker Bruckbauer Rosenthal Kay Cleminshaw North Berean Bradley Kneen Blank Norton Vermilye Bontecou Casey Bangs Wolkowitz Marchand Dryden Severance Coykendall Joyce Click Greening Moakley eoiew ofthe F reshman rack Season The IQZS Freshman track season wasa successful one. The yearlings came through with decisive victories in their meets, and a number of men on the squad showed promise of doing things in the Varsity ranks within the next few years. The first meet for the Freshman team was the annual meet with Penn. The meet, which was held in Ithaca before an enthusiastic crowd, was a walkaway for the Red and White runners, the score being go to 45. Wolkowitz of the Cornell aggregation was the outstanding star of the contest with victories in the discus throw, hammer throw, and shot put, and a second place in the javelin throw. As usual, the Cornell first-year men showed goodform in the hurdles, taking first and second in the high flights and second and third in the low stick event. Kneen and Slick were the Cornell entrants in these events. Coykendall ran a pretty race in the quarter-mile, winning by a close margin from Kiegh of the Red and Blue. The half-mile event also went to Cornell when Glick came home in first place. While the runners had been doing so well, the men in the field events were more than holding up their end. Edstrom and Bradley of the Red and White team won their events-the broad jump and the high jump-and Slick threw the N fc il.: l 1 i ' . lf . lie, , VJ ful r'!i lie zliaw lies l.ll , l Wlf sling Ln: 1 lggw 3 l T15 I fltj , l H2 l gi.. 1 l im, liz' 1 N . lift l IIAF1: l 1,21 112'-1 l lilf 1. 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' .,, IN x-I I ' .I,' .nf ' 'Al ' E -,'lI ni ,N I I ,il , . ,, . . .. . - .A . ,Y ,f .1 ,- - ,- -1-qvg II' J- ,.+.P'w w' I' QA' yA:,, : ,g,.j' .- g' g', l .' . ,E ,,I' .h'.,',, A. .' .' . 5' -15,57-vi.. :: . .': fs- ,,':4iA4L: javelin for a fIrst place in that department. Then, after Penn had won the pole vault, Wolkowitz came through with his firsts in the discus throw, hammer throw, and shot put. The next meet was with the Syracuse Freshmen on May zoth. The latter brought a strong team to Ithaca, and the score was not as one-sided as the Penn meet had been. However, the score, 67 to 5O, was sufficiently decisive to show the superiority of the Red and White. Cornells best showing was in the high hurdles. In this event Kneen, Slick, and Booth finished in the order named. Click again won the half-mile, holding a slight lead to the finish. Slick gained the decision over his teammate Kneen in the low hurdles with Orr of Syracuse third. Greening won the pole vault with a vault of IO feet 6 inches. Bradley won the high jump, showing excellent form. ln Order to win he had to clear the bar at 5 feet 9 inches, as Novotny pressed him closely. Wolkowitz did the expected in taking the discus throw and the shot put, beat- ing Out Kegeris Of the Orange in both events. This meet was more interesting than the Penn meet because the superior quality of opposition furnished by the Orange yearlings made the outcome Of the events less Of a sure thing and forced the Red and White Freshmen tO put forth better performances in Order to win. 1926 Cross-Country Team JAMES GROSS CRAIO PHILIP I-IIOLEY ROBERT SEVIERE FULLER DOUGLAS BOARDMAN LEE RUSSELL COLLIER CAGE W'ILLIAM SIMON LOEB ALDEN BROOKS MAC NEIL Cleminshaw Lee lvloakley Bangs Barnes Troy Craig Fuller Mac Neil Loeb I-Iigley Cage should be in this picture , .. ' I I-at 'tlfifuazf-f'.-F'J'.,f .J 502 1 ,1 1 ' 'Z 1 is U 'Q' I' K T. l X TN Events 100 yard Dash 220 yard Dash 440 yard Dash 880 yard Run Dne mile Run Two mile Run Four mile Rela Y Cross-Country, Van Cortlandt Course, N. Y., about 6 miles, 31 min. 20 5-1 120 yard High Hurdles 220 yard Low Hurdles 440 yard Low Hurdles CIO hurdles, 2 ft. 6 in. High jump Broad jump Pole Vault utdoofr Track Records Time Holder 0 4-5 sec. O. A. Reller, '15 F. K. Lovejoy, '24 ll 2-5 sec. F. M. Sears. '04 4Q sec. H, H. Smith, '23 1 min. S3 1-5 sec. 4 min. I4 2-5 sec. 0 min. I7 4-5 sec. I7 min. il 1-5 sec IS 1-5 sec. Z4 1-5 sec. S4 1-5 sec. J 6 ft. 5 in. Z3 ft. 4M in. IZ ft. IO in. Putting 16-pound Shot Throwing 16-pound Hammer 165 ft. 0 in. javelin Throw 173 ft. Discus Throw 120 ft, IO in. Marathon Race OOM milesj 61 min. 16 sec. 45 ft. HM in. SCC . D. S. Caldwell, '14 j. P. jones, '13 T. S. Berna, '12 G. M. Taylor, '16 j. S. Hoffmire, '16 L, XV, Vifindnagle. '16 D. F. Potter, '16 R. E. Brown, '21 NV. Smith, '20 NV. Smith, '20 j. M. XVatt, '20 A, NV. Richards, '1 A. NV. Richards, '1 F. K. Foss, '17 A. W. Richards, '17 VII' l lTl 5 FY fi V7 U3 KD 1 :s Q. Ui 1 0 O 0 1 0. 5. f'Y :1- G '-l E 0 5. GT PU c :s 0 .0 c fi UZ ff :r 0 Da 3 O 2. O CD 5 O 1: F? 0. 0 0 'S 1 fb O 0 1 P- .j. Talbot, '11 H. Downs, '22 .j. Colpitts, '00 . V. Gouinlock, '23 Date of Making May I7 1013 May I3 1022 june 22 1002 june Il 1021 May 30 1014 May 31 1013 May 4. 1012 Apr, 20, 1016 Nov. ZI 1021 May 31 1010 May 31 1010 May 30 1020 Apr. 24, 1015 May I5 1015 Apr. 24, 1015 May 16 IQI6 May ZQ 1000 May I3 1022 Apr. 13, IQZ1 Dec. 7, 1007 R. E. Browrfs record for the Van Cortlandt Course is the Intercollegiate record. IQZ3 MANAGEMENT R. j. PARKER, '23 S. W. PICKERING, '24 Manager Assistant Manager 'K-'iefizis-faeff--T' -gf'-gi-?i::' ' A ' 'T r' 'F' X715-. . Ju A 1 rw' A,- .-f',...fQ.g 3. .J . -2 ,Q 1 fi 1 .L 111' f-ri 2. 221- 5 j,i '5 fLL,,K 5 R - .- .. 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X .- .- ,, . ,. -2 ,-,- ,.,,..',,f iq..-'W if .A ,J-fl., -3.11, ,fffcfgteg-Q1-f 1---1-,v-sg-.yy 3. M 4 gn... ,J , . J . .ay 4, ,,,,yi3,,, 6, ,K My ,, 4 ,V-.,,.,,.,..,t . .,-....e .. .-,A- . , -'-1 .- --A114 --' - .:. iYiT..'1.J.I 1 1 -' 2-. --fYtHV..,1.-Q.-g-1 -- -V -f--+-f--1-f-rf-e.::.:---- 'f-:Q-:1'fW-.-'zlffv-ef-:ie Review of the 1922 Football Season Again in 1922 Cornell's football team proved to be the best in the country. At the close of the season it was ranked as the best team in the East by many sport writers and as second by the rest. There is no doubt as to the opinion that Cornellians hold on this question. Suffice it to say that the Big Red Team came through with eight decisive victories in as many starts, obviously no more could have been asked. The first practice in preparation for the season came in the spring when Coach Dobie put a good-sized squad through a drill in the fundamentals. This work proved valuable during the fall practice, in that by that time the men had learned a good deal of the basic work and Coach Dobie had a better idea of what material he would have to work with. The first fall practice was held on September 11th, when about sixty Varsity prospects braved the heat of Alumni Field to take up again the work left off in the spring. Included in this number were Kaw, Pfann, Ramsey, Cassidy, and Han- son of the 1921 team, and a few days later Sundstrom joined the squad. For the first few days the men practiced tackling and handling the ball and running through the simpler plays. Practice was held morning and afternoon until school opened, whereafter it was confined to the afternoon periods. The season opened on September 3oth with the St. Bonaventure game. The strength of the St. Bonaventure defense came as a surprise to the Red and White, and during the first quarter the visitors completely outplayed them. lt was during this period that loose handling of the ball by the Cornell backfield resulted in the Saints' lone touchdown. At the 'beginning of the second period, however, the Varsity found themselves, and by the end of the game they had rolled up a total of 55 points, meanwhile holding the Brown and White to their first 6 points. The Varsity showed considerable improvement in the Niagara game upon the following Saturday. Upon a slippery field they crashed through for score after score and handled the slippery ball without a fumble. At no point was there any ., Mel. KAW DOBIE PFANN Captain Coach Caplain-Elec! ' A 1.2. - . 411 ft i ..-. -.2of...5g::itfi:ig.if22L ll 1 7? L7 ' fir '1 ff1i. 3f Z?'Tl5i2Q i? ff -3'if7ii:f'ff. 'ffQf'fr'f 5'lQ3l3'!'i1QfQe'Tj'L l ft... YM V-----i---f-if-1-1:-: .. . . A A , , A ., , 506 IP, B., fl I f, . ' U ,.v 'x W. .XI fi I I 'I wi, ,n,. ' -1 ,. ii .II .4 'L nl i ,Q -wi I x ,, las. I R. , , 2, I 1 .wfd ,h Ili? . Q, wil L , :ffl 15 I L ff- EI ii, w' ,I 7. . 41' HEI . T. IIIHII III. 'I filqfl WJ' IQ1 'I .Quia III il?-fi wifi I 7171 I Iiyfv his . HW-j Elital I will III?-fI IEIQQH, Ili?f'i IM I ' W9 url IRQ. ii- uri, IIIMI IIIIEIIJ IIISLIV jill 1 Til' I Eli i'I 'Isl I Ilf-4 IN' 9,1 1 , ISI . ,E I 'V ii-:I .I All .Ili I lm' lui' I' I I I9 'I' T I v I-I 'Y P I I I X N ,i. ,. I I. A A , , V 4 J. J - , , I V R,r,,qQ , .. . .-H-.Y -Y, I .4 . LL ., K ST. BONAVENTURE GAME Tffiy RAIVISEY SCGRES THE SEASONS FIRST TOUCHDOWN doubt as to the superiority of the home team, and the final score, oo to o, gives an accurate idea of the relative strength of the two teams. New Hampshire came to Ithaca for the next game. Though possessed of a fighting team, the New Hampshire warriors were no match for the Red and White. The Varsity was beginning to show the crushing interference that had been so characteristic of the famous IQZI team, and the New Hampshire line seemed unable to find any means of stopping it. Towards the end of the game the New Englanders began to resort to the forward pass in a last desperate attempt to score. Cut of a number of passes they managed to complete one for zo yards and a touch- down. When the last whistle blew, the Varsity was leading by a score of 68 to 7. Colgate came to Ithaca on October zist. The week before, the Maroon had outplayed Princeton in every department except score, and it was recognized that RAMSEY CASS I DY HA NSON I LA . .. ., ,,- .Y-Y.v....YAwi., - -.-rf I - I J .. Y .V .. --dr -- -- ,. :-,,L,L---fda. .. .. , .1..,. WW, Y M Y ll QI , ,f--51:5---far'r+::f:'i: 'iT : ',.1'17,:1-Q .ai . 1 ' .?'r,,7 A f -Y 1-w - -ii fi ' V' - pf f - ww -.V K. 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The Red and White lg were quick to take advantage of their opportunity and in five plays had worked the ball across the line, Hanson kicked the goal. The Varsity scored again in the af' lf-if second quarter. Starting on their own zo-yard line, they marched down the field . lfflif to the Colgate 12-yard line where the Maroon held the Varsity for three downs. ig ' On the fourth down a double-pass worked perfectly and Kaw took the ball to the is ml l 2-yard line. Cn the next play Pfann took it over and immediately afterward Han- Sq N513 son booted a lacement oal for the extra oint. This ended the scorin for the if MVN P Q P Q M lignyv Qi ,-'lr 3,3 fl? l el gl if gltef! -' :FE v L1 Wil Jzatfp Vw I M' 'Eb' 1' Fi: 3 , P1 EW Fl Ni '-iv r lf'-i - I3 cgi . el fi ,fum t Em Lili' 5? ,Ml Q Ilzf li F4 IN 4 0, gli! Rotto FLYNN suNDsTRoM Lf b vvmw W rev. -krs -Nt ,,,,-,,,,,.,,,, ,,,r,.Q,,-..m,,, ll L---A-flfn' T -T '- ' ' T -T Y 'TTT -Tl i ,1-:Z-,1f,.-3:1-:-, - - 4.---:f'1:1:T. 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COLUNIBIA GAME Troy KAW RUNS BACK A PUNT FOR A TOUCHDOWN l as to the result would be the size of the score. The Red and White scored two touchdowns in each of the first two periods, three in the third, and one in the last, Hanson kicking the goal in each instance. Captain Kaw was easily the star of the contest. Twice he caught a kick from the toe of a Columbia punter and twisted and sidestepped through the Blue and White tacklers for a touchdown. His passes to Pfann, who also played a stellar game, worked to perfection, and this depart- ment of play netted the Varsity considerable ground. Columbia made but one serious threat to score, this coming in the last quarter after a substitute team had taken the field for Cornell. The Lions fell upon a Cornell fumble on the Red and White 32-yard line and immediately launched a desperate aerial attack. The advance was soon repulsed, however, and soon afterwards the game was over with Columbia still scoreless. XVADE POST ROONEY . , . 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' ...:i':2?iv'Iff?LQ12' : C h , 1 l D sg er U N !. l l. l X - A .,..a.,w-' .li - - ' COLUMBIA GAME Troy HANSON KICKS THE GOAL The following week saw the Varsity in action against Dartmouth at the Polo Grounds. There was considerable interest attached to this game, not only on account of the growing cordiality between Gornell and Dartmouth in athletics, but also because the Green had openly admitted that they were more anxious to defeat Cornell than any other team on their schedule. The New Hampshire eleven brought a well-drilled team to the fray, but they were unable to make much of an impression on the Big Red Team. The Varsity scored two touchdowns in the first quarter and a touchdown and a field goal in the last period for a total of ZI points. As was the fate of Columbia, the Green were unable to score. The Red and White used their famous off-tackle and end plays with telling effect. Starting on their own 37-yard line, the Varsity scored their first touchdown on straight rushing, featured by a 15-yard run by Kaw. Cn the next drive the Red and White EBERSOLE HENDERSON XVHETSTONE 1:'4- Ex,-:gr-:gr-1? 1 'g-Gtgzvi r :'r',.j..' 32' f S lf.-viii' - fTf ' ' ' 1 2: -' ' A7115 L., 1.41. 1,4 J V., 2. .: by 1 .5 1.-f...,,. ,-, i J ,Q 4. , A. uw 511 1 U 1 f 3 x. L iv ,, nl! ,is IR ni, Y-I 3 ,LI N rw nl rr v 3 .W N I- v Ii T ILl,,va,,,mW.,l,.-,.? I- AQ.. .. L.-,.-D,,- .,,1 .-.-ML, Q- -RW H. L l -L IL- 'L N ligjfmd' TTYTLTDT-'Tl T '-ZMTT -'fLk.': T'T:'id d if.f::l--Y , . . ' 'ju 'V .4 VL' :HY 'V 'ri -T' LI' 'X . . Q f ' l lf Mu . I 1:11 lginf, I I I lei I fi li ,I its If I III iii I LJ: I gi I l ffl I W' l l Zi I JSE? IQ' DARTIVIOUTH GAME Troy .ct HH, RAIvIsEY HITS THE LINE VIII . . I I gf took the ball on their 4o-yard line after an exchange of punts. Three plays accounted ' 53 for I4 yards and then Kaw broke through the right side of the Dartmouth defense Qi!! with a 46-yard dash for a touchdown. This ended the scoring until the last quarter ,Q when Kaw intercepted a forward pass on the Green 24-yard line. This was the Iifg chance that the Cornellians had been Waiting for, and the ball was soon jammed across the line. Later in the period the Varsity worked the ball far enough into lyijg the Dartmouth territory to allow Hanson to boot a beautiful field goal from the 42-yard mark. A few minutes later the whistle ended what was declared to be the lug most interesting game played in New York during the 1922 season. ' llffi W5 Albright played here on November 18th. The visitors had a li ht team which l V - - . . . g I 47.1 was able to offer but little resistance to the Varsity lineup. The latter crashed I li through at will-during the first two periods, whereupon the second team took the lllgiy field. This evened things up considerably, and the plucky Pennsylvania eleven keptathe substitutes from scoring until the last period when they succeeded in I MI pushing over two touchdowns. Albright made football history when they scored jim two touchdowns during the game, a feat which no other team has succeeded in 3155 accomplishing during the past two years. The first came in the second quarter IIN when l-lollenbach ran back a kickoff for a score, and the second came when a trick TM reverse play fooled the whole Cornell team, allowing Dech to run Q5 yards for the F :bg touchdown. IL, I All eyes were now turned toward the annual Penn game in Philadelphia on Q :H Thanksgiving Day. Penn was determined to avenge the stinging defeat that had been handed out by the I92I Cornell team, and Cornellians were equally anxious If that the Big Red Team should finish the season with a win over Penn. The two Ig rf! T V - . fTfl,Qi'f'L'-T7 QT' if f :i'Qlf'-QL.liTI,fl1T::f.T, L 71 . - Tl ll, -. .. '-'TTT H I 512 4 ' r B. ,ifv U ,iq w s H 1: ' i 1 ii 1 1 Q 2 1 is i M A . HL.- 14. .. L-L - 1 -..X al' .ff W- Q ,lj-fl , li 'li lg: ls? lf? iii, i-I Hifi is Heil F7121 lil: illfi' ff? lil is N Wifi y 'Wi lffl it W W3 l fill l mp, gDAR'rMoUTH GAME Troy KAW ABOUT TO SKIRT Tl-IE END teams met before a crowd of 55,000 in the new Penn stadium, and when the two teams trotted out on the field, interest was at fever heat. ' Immediately after the kick-off the Red and White began an irresistible march towards the Penn goal 4,153 line. Ramsey was the star in the attack, plunging through the Penn line for io Hg? yards at a time. This march continued to within the shadow of the Penn goalposts HQ before the Penn defense stiffened. At this point the Quakers held the Red and Nj White assault in check. On the fourth down a completed forward pass fell short .ij by a yard of making the required distance, and the ball went to Penn on downs. ,gl Penn kicked out, but it was not long before the Cornell eleven again started its y if march towards the goal. Penn held the Varsity on the Red and Blue 30-yard line, and Hanson dropped back to try for a field goal. The try was successful, and ji the Varsity went into a three-point lead. There was no more scoring until the third quarter, The ball seesawed up and down the field, Penn unable to make any ,M headway against the stubborn Cornell defense, and Cornell unable to push the desperately-fighting Penn eleven beyond their 10-yard line. Finally, in the third fig quarter, the Varsity took the ball and again began a drive down the field. This ig. time the Quakers were unable to stop the onslaught, and finally Cassidy ploughed fi his way across the line for the all-important touchdown. l-lanson missed the goal, ,lf- and the score remained at 9 to 0. While having an heroic defense, Penn's offense was helpless. The only time that it got anywhere was in the third quarter for a few moments when the completion of a few passes netted them some ground. The Q33 Cornell touchdown was the end of the scoring, but it was enough. When the iw final whistle blew, the Cornell rooters, realizing that a Cornell team had again vim, beaten their ancient rival, rushed to the field and began a frenzied snake dance. The victory was a glorious finish for a season that cannot be described as otherwise than eminently satisfactory to Cornellians everywhere. 3,7 1 viirrg, '-:':.T.7., ,V . , i.. 5.65. V -- - -...-.......... ,a?y7...,T,.v,,.5:.:..,,S -...gg ,HLKT .wuz YL ,,,. :...i-:W -.- -..MH - . i.. 513 .-,,.,.. A A - .... - - ,. lt I 1 Y ,L zjg,Q?gq?.iaggg Qfrazafa 2 mga-ifgeali 7+Pfa2'-325251 Q5i'sfi1s:i.Za5.f5ig3Z.-af s.,g1 g?QfsZZgsi1Q,f,f Jil . 3. 4, 1 J if My Ia: ,M PENNSYLVANIA GAIVIE North American KAW MAKES EIGHT YARDS PENNSYLVAN I A GAME BEFORE AFTER 514- 1' HI L0 2 3 4' 0 ll NT. 1.1. I. I A N ,rl 1. -.1 fi. nt .1 ., L - AAQJ 5 af e .ff ,L-,,-::::l:L: , .. 6 ,L W :ffl Football Record Date Score Score Place Sept. go Cornell 55 St. Bonaventure 6 Ithaca Oct. 7 Cornell 66 Niagara o Ithaca Oct. I4 Cornell 68 New Hampshire 7 Ithaca I Oct. 7.1 Cornell I4 Colgate o Ithaca Nov 4 Cornell 56 Columbia o Ithaca Nov. 1 1 Cornell ZI Dartmouth o New York Nov. 18 Cornell 48 Albright I4 Ithaca Nov. 28 Cornell 9 Pennsylvania o Philadelphia iw: 17' FJ 5,5 PJ J wi U I L I 4- vi IIFU Liv! ,. wr Li lgrf ww I 5 I 5? I I-,J g 25 'FD .xx N nl ,li I!! ,.v, iw H2 if ' 'l l W, ?J 'Q as Q 5 I rv , ga nl 1 X. 1 I,-'N I ru IR' 'J 3, V 5? rt' I , Fl' 3, A li la ll l ,PLII E-Pl Pl? M H 3 1922 MANAGEMENT 1 W. B. VAN I-IOUTEN, '23 J. W. BROTHERS, '24 lVl31'121gCf Assistant Manager -- 1, rs-Q: - 1 fa. 'ff' a ,- ,Q 1r'Qz't?'ir1'Tfi i.:'f .aiff ii ' f T-1 a3'7i7?2Ti ---3.1-iwff' fcfi?iL5Q m ff?-,I iFi'QfrLFii,1 vijiQ.r?D? 17i?w 4Z',.q.3.:Y ...Q Q2 Qggifjg :rel -:ul an fic is 5.513 AA 534: I' 'if I :rg gj13.g.1l,j x '2551-'j24Q,5'VIf-.L.LEi1l, ' 'L' U 5.35 ,V 5135 515 iigzz VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM TFOY Van I-louten Gouinlock Ebersole Rollo Dobie Flynn Hanson Brothers Henderson Sundstrom Pfarm Kaw Ramsey Cassidy Richards 'FBuckley should appear in this picture. ll it 1 Q Q, , imwniw n It N lf. Ii l. I A ..,--.1-H -H1-:rf ,G , W R 5 , 'TT -ye- c,, , V.-. -u 4' ,rw Q4,'.v4- I V ,,. m if Haiti' I A I WV!! x. 5 s 'I I 'V I L .,I 'u 5: Ih I -f I I I If ,I . I . x,,E..r.4.,.,4-1- I -4---r,A- .Lf A4 V: , A.-, ,ff H- ,V A -V 7' ,. If, ,v H- ,sA,x-,,,.l L..,. ,,, 1, ,, , ,- -,.- .. .. .. ,.. A T-.. ., ,xr M I 1922 Football earn ISI I 'Zi' A PQI, 1 I Q43 OFFICERS Iw:,f EW EDGAR LAWRENCE KAW, Z3 . Captain r,1'l Q . GEORGE ROBERTS PFANN, 24 . Captain-Elect mf WILLARD BOULET VAN HOUTEN, '23 . . Manager 'Q J AKEFIELD BROTHERS, '24 . Assistant Manager WTI Iwi! 1 N . ,jg It COACHES If Qt 1' .fa wi GILMOUR DOBIE . . Head Coach RAY HUNT . . . Assistant Coach 'N' - . 5541, CLYDE IVIAYER, 21 . Assistant Coach 45,4 fn, R MH TEAN1 Iii , , E334 EDWARD VERNON GOUINLOCK, 23 . Right End 15,4 FRANK LEANDER SUNDSTROM, '24 . Right Tackle N E , . ls FURLONGE HAROLD FLYNN, 24 . Right Guard VY' BARTLETT RICHARDS, '2 . . Center I-II 2 PQI. I HAROLD LEON EBERSOLE 2 Le t Guard If-f!t ' . 3 T544 WALTER RUSSELL ROLLO, Z3 . Left Guard I-Ig I , H LEONARD CHRISTOPHER HANSON, 23 Left Tackle Si. 'I ELIAS FLORENCE BUCKLEY, '2 . . Le t End rf , 4 53 l FRANK LAWRENCE HENDERSON, 25 . Left End ,DH GEORGE ROBERTS PFANN, '2 . uarterback ,mln 4 Yfglj FLOYD DANIEL RAMSEY, '24 . . Right I-Ialfback 'H-I, . 'Ijg EDGAR LAWRENCE KAW, 2 Le t Hal bach if: f 3 ,Q ' CHARLES EMMES CASSIDY, 24 Fullback FIN 5341? I SUBSTITUTES IIUI , 1i'f3,I OHN HURLEY BEREAN, '2 ROBERT HARTWELL MOTT-SMITH, '24 UM , , HARLAN PAGE BOSWORTH, 23 GEORGE GILBERT PARKER, '23 ROBERT OTIS BRANNAN, '2 ROBERT FENTON PATTERSON, '2 TM 3 TEM: EDGAR AUGUSTUS CALLESON, '2 DONALD OHN POST, '2 Q, M 3 4 Qqgy KENNETH CLINTON COVERT, '24 RICHARD THOMAS RAYMOND, 24 WILLIAM BURNSIDE DALLAS, '23 JOSEPH ANTHONY ROONEY, '24 gt, IVIILTON GREGORY DEXTER, '24 BERNARD ALEXANDER SAVAGE, '25 X Q -I AMES OLIVER HART, 2 OI-IN EDWARD SULLIVAN, 2 WT 5 4 HAROLD FITCH KNEEN, '25 HENRY SWEETZER WADE, '25 ,QW ROBERT MORRIS, '25 WALTER WHETSTONE, JR., '25 ni, 1 U1 A---I.,--A -A----------Af-A ----ff-- ---V-I -5-f'--7,3-N ggi-' ,, '.1:i::' .T1iT i 'T1.f ' 5 Fl a if 1 a if ll N E. I. I i X N '-- -' i' ' , - .f ,. ,,- ,V iv a,-I Review of the Freshman Football Season The Freshman football season opened officially on September zzd with the first call for candidates. Eighty men reported the first day, and forty more came out later. Coach Eckley had to start with the fundamentals, as many of the men had never played football. Practice was held daily, the object being to develop football players and, if possible, a winning team. The first test for the yearling team came on October zist when Wyoming Seminary came to Ithaca. Each team made one touchdown in the first quarter and that ended the scoring. The rest of the game was replete with interest, how- ever, for neither side was willing that the game should end in a tie. The Freshmen came the closer to making a second touchdown when towards the end of the first half they rushed the ball to the Wyoming 5-yard mark only to lose it on downs. After that the ball hovered around the middle of the field, neither team being able to start a sustained offense. The outstanding figures in the contest were Mackenzie and Kilpatrick for the Freshmen, and Munns for the Seminary eleven. The next game was with Kiskiminetas. The Freshmen, with a team crippled by sickness and injuries, were no match for the heavy and experienced visitors. The Kiski warriors started their attack early and continued it without much interruption throughout the entire game. They disclosed a versatile running game, aided by a polished interference. The Kiski backfield reeled off a number of long runs during the course of the game, and their score would have been much larger had not their linesmen showed too great a propensity for holding and clipping. In a number of instances a Kiski back took the oval through the entire Cornell team only to be called back because of holding by one of his teammates. The Freshmen played gamely and did well to hold the score as low as it was, 31 to o. Their play on the offense was spirited, but too hysterical, use of the forward pass costing them possession of the ball on a number of occasions. The verdict of those who watched the game was that the Freshmen had been beaten by a team that was enough better to deserve to win. The yearlings journeyed to New York for their next contest, that with the Columbia Freshmen. Again the Red and White had to take the short end of the score, 21 to 6. The Columbia cubs showed their rivals how the forward pass should be worked and gained much ground by this style of attack. They varied it with an end-run which was equally effective, and between the two they had the Red and White yearlings in hot water most of the time. The Blue and White's first score came in the second quarter when a long end-run by Pease put them in position to score. The aerial attack was immediately brought into play, and the ball was soon across the line. The New Yorkers scored again in the first half and once in the second before the Red and White scored their lone touchdown when Foltz broke through the Columbia defense. After this the Columbia eleven tightened up and the contest was soon over. The last game of the season was with the Penn Freshmen. The Quakers carried off the honors with a IQ to o score, and that count about measures the difference between the two teams. While the local cubs were able to hold their opponents pretty well in check, they were unable to do much on the offense. The notable exception to this state of affairs was the last quarter when the Cornellians completed enough of their passes to give the Red and Blue a scare. They lacked the punch to carry the ball across the line, however, and they never had another chance to score. The Freshmen cannot be said to have had a successful season. However, in view of the frequent misfortunes that befell the squad in the shape of injuries and sickness, it may be stated that they could not have been expected to do much better. The real value of the 1927. Freshman football season will be felt more fully in the next few years when the material unearthed and developed during the current season will have an opportunity to show its worth on the Varsity squad. 518 Il 1' 1 IQ , I 1 5' 'N' I I lf I X Whitney Williams White Eckley Affeld Anderson Fennell Duley Troy Kilpatrick Smith Lcvison Trantcr Reed Kearney Kidd Wester Edmondson Foltz MacKenzie Tilton 1926 Freshman Football eam OFFICERS HENRY MORRISON REED, JR., '26 . . . Captain WADE DULEY, '23 . . . . . Manager RODOLPH LEWIS JOHNsON, '14 . Assistant Manager PAUL WITHERSPOON ECKLEY. 'I7 . Coach TEAM ROBERT POMEROY BARTLETT KIDD . . . . Left End FRANCIS KEARNEY, JR. . . . Left Tackle GEORGE MOUNTAIN EDMONDSON . Left Guard HENRY MORRISON REED, JR. . . Center RALPH PAUL LEVISON . , Right Guard HERBERT HOWARD WILLIAMS, JR. Right Tackle THOMAS FRANCIS FENNELL . . Right End FRANK BALDWIN MACKENZIE . Quarterback JAMES BRERETON TRANTER Left I-Ialfback JOHN LESTER KILPATRICK . Right Halfback FREDERICK EDWARD WESTER .... . Fuilback SUBSTITUTES FRANK OTTO AFFELD, 3D, Guard PAUL LEROY SMITH, Halfback EDWARD LAPSLEY ANDERSON, Guard BENJAMIN ELLSWORTH TILTON, Fullback HOWARD FRANKLIN FOLTZ, Quarterback ROLLIN HENRY WHITE, JR., End LAWRENCE EDWIN SCHUSTER, Halfback DONALD BREED WHITNEY, End RECORD Dale Opponent Cornell Opponent Place Oct. z I Vifyoming Seminary 7 Ithaca Oct. 28 Kislciminetas O Ithaca Nov. 4 Columbia Freshmen 6 New York Nov. II Pennsylvania Freshmen O Ithaca I F iLf f 11I..1.'ij. , ff '1jiij 'i1fJji.,,'- -,. A A ' I 519 T HE 1 9 HZWI c 0 Il N E. 1 1. I A N f4z5lQ?.aY.::,iz-L2312mnwfzzfifzzwgfr.2:4:v:..::.:5gmrQf-.ggzgg-5,m:z4:':aL1:f.eb2f.,u,.-,55g5g,2ex,gf,.Q,,mQiR,5 , 3 v . - - f f - - - - f -,- ff , W -W . b f ,uw ., ,' gui' Y ,xg w I1 E? SU, 1 W 15' C! W X, 'Yr , 4 .1 w x ea iq JOHN CADNEY tj: i +5 'gi ' X' w 'vi I 'l. N u , . ny W 'P , 5' 4 m iz J T Aw M if - ..-P m W Pl gifh- -3632??i'55.?:2ffE:5?e'a4a'n',cf,11'l2Yrf4a1a Qrfa21fi2?iEfc'4-y..11f,igz-3 .. A ,ggi-5 N U 1 'J 4 1' EP ? I K 5 X BAS ILIBAXIL IL 5 gig 1 no 'V 3 4' ri if N Ir I L I ix I. .1 , . . . . -'rf . .. r- ' in W, fi1a.ii7gp1'gf .97 T'T5'.3TA gc Y' . T1 3 if f'i'Tf'i7T 'I ' R Q1 ' 'A 41Q,ggL..: H.. ' .:' i':: i15.'Q :ff -'T f1,f.'. g L1 ' if ' Jiri' 'V .- 'T-A T Y- -1- T il: T 1 'Tl-'Y ' '- Revzew of the 1922 Baseball Season 1 lnclement weather conditions forced the baseball team to start the 1922 season without a great deal of practice. Cold and rain kept the men working indoors during most of the practice period, and when the Varsity left for their .1 f a w e . We l , , annual spring trip to the South, they had had but two days of outdoor practice. . .'., 15522. . . ,32 1 AV A' The first stop on the trip was at Charlottesville, Va., r'-r :12LQJ ' 3'f 1. ..,'-.. L 2525 H . . if where the Red and White tossers played a two-game series with the University of Virginia team. The Varsity took the first game by a tidy 8 to o score, but could not keep the Virginians from winning by one run on the following day. Cornell continued to play good baseball in the Navy game. Behind the steady pitching of Rollo the Varsity turned in a 5 to 4 victory, which was no mean feat that early in :if V . the season, when one considers that the Navy had one of the best teams in the East. ln the next game, that with ' Georgetown, the Red and White nine received their first f serious setback. Displaying a brand of baseball that was T V in every way superior to that of the Varsity, the George- town aggregation collected iz runs to the Varsity's 5. .. The Varsity athletes recovered themselves in the johns Hopkins game a few days later and handed the medicos a pretty trouncing. i I CAPTAIN DAVIES April zzd was a big day in local baseball circles despite the fact that Colgate won the game. That date witnessed the official opening of the new baseball field with appropriate ceremonies, the feature of the latter being the pitching of the first ball by D. F. Hoy, Baseball Advisor on the Major Sports Council. This did not deter the Colgate batters from wading into the Varsity pitchers when they came on the scene, however, and in the first few innings they managed to amass nine runs. This cluster of markers, in conjunction with the inability of the Varsity to cope with the offerings of the Colgate pitcher, assured the Maroon of the victory. Four days later, Maloney pitched the Red and White to a deserved victory over the Niagara nineg the score was IO to 2. Columbia appeared on April 29th and spent a fruitless afternoon trying to solve the shoots of Rollo, who was in fine form. His teammates afforded him ample support both in the field and with the stick. The batting feature of the game was Tones home run, this being the first circuit drive to be recorded in the new field. The following week the Varsity journeyed to New York for their return game with Columbia. This time the Blue and White reversed the verdict by bunching their hits for three runs, meanwhile holding the Cornell tossers to two tallies. The Cornell team played their best game of the year in the Princeton game which was staged at Princeton the next day. Rollo pitched one of his excellent games and was backed by fiawless fielding. During the course of the game the infield A f V : If r 522 ew ml rl H is l :iw i' A G if ll'. .ue l l' -C 5 M F. l . iifi. 'il-Q? lin Elf .lg i. Elly N -ll 4 A l 56: Ml ,,.. Fi 1. rd 9 4 I 'Qin .2 V -v ri 5. fail rig' L,1'i gill Ji will li HH Kali .. g., till 1- .. 75 if . . rl n G. CQ ' 1 A' .' fell fi , V. :Til l '-ji, 1' 5 Mir' by i, CQ. i Ji ' wil 'H' xx - pg.. ull i ! . .' i U 'U 'xl .1 anti i-,N iv l it-'ji . Fftll' fig il L .li mill iv.. L. FV N4 cle n r ag :QU .Ti l. fu: ii 'Wi f 'i Fiji FJ l TE --i! wi 1 l f A . ln 1 ' i x . i la ii .,t. U.. gl ai. .115 i..J alll all ,Jil P :nr of. '+t'NlflllkN ,Q ,. -1 Q .. - . in Y V ... ,,,.. .-. ' . .4 . .nrr.a5u- .. . ..y. COLGATE GAME Troy accepted nineteen chances without the semblance of an error. The Rochester team was unfortunate enough to appear in Ithaca about this time, and the Red and White took the opportunity to show what kind of baseball they had used to defeat Prince- ton. They used up twenty-one hits in the course of the demonstration, and by inspired base-running they manufactured eighteen runs before the Rochester collegians had any clear idea of what it was all about. ' The Syracuse game was next on the schedule, and it was' by far the most exciting contest played upon the local field. Both teams went scoreless until the seventh inning, when Cowan counted for Cornell on a long home run to center. The Varsity added another run in the eighth, and it began to look like a certain victory. Then in the Syracuse half of the ninth, Murray, the big Orange hurler, crashed the ball over the right field fence, bringing in the runner ahead of him and tying the score. The Red and White came back in their half of the ninth when, aided by errors in the Syracuse infield, they pushed over the one run necessary for victory. Amherst was the next to add to the Varsity winning streak when they went down to defeat by a score of 7 to 4. Maloney allowed but three hits in this contest, most of the four Amherst tallies coming as a result of Cornell errors. The following day the Varsity journeyed to Cambridge where they met with a stinging beating at the hands of the Harvard sluggers. Not only did the Crimson pitcher let the Red and White nine down without a score, but the rest of his team wielded the W-Qfmgar. . -V W-- fr .... , . - - -1--rl V' V -,-- -A . ,, .,-.Y...-- ,, Y...-vw. ..-a.....T': - ..a....,..,v.. , -,.Ag.-.,- .. ,,,,-. 'XfF7.12Z'lv '32 ' ' ' ' 5' JL 1' ii' 11' A f'LQ'kh'- V -S! 12111: ':f'tif4.'Q f '.'i.f4i.:,l '.'.?:..1 ..7i.?i?'5?f!'fg T' S '-.LQ 523 COLGATE GAME TFOY ash with sufficient vigor to account for thirteen runs. Undaunted by this defeat, the locals beat Yale and Hamilton during the next week in two loosely played games. The Spring Day game with Yale furnished a battle with many thrills. Yale went into the lead during the early innings, and when Cornell came to bat in the ninth inning, Yale was two runs ahead. A spectacular rally by the Red and White tied the score at two all. The four thousand rooters began to clamor for a victory, but the Cornell nine could not keep up the pace. In the Yale half of the tenth inning, the local team went to pieces and allowed the Eli machine to push over four runs. This marked the end of the game, because the Cornellian batsmen could do no damage in their half of the extra inning. Cornell met Penn at Philadelphia in the next game. ,Penn won by one run after the Varsity had come within that margin of tying the score in the ninth inning. On june ist the Varsity traveled to Hamilton for their second game with Colgate. Things were shaping up well for the Red and White when rain halted the proceedings, leaving the score a tie and robbing the Varsity of what appeared to be a certain victory. 'lhey had scored four times in the eighth frame when the rain fell in sufficient quantity to make further play impossible. Since this prevented the completion of that inning, the score reverted to the previous inning when it had been a tie at five all. Rain also prevented the playing of the Dartmouth game upon the local field. 524 - 'U ' ' 4 A , . 1 F N H n 1 0 2 gg, glgmv, 3, Q. lf.. N..- E,.L,L .-.'.,-,..1.- E V W , K, ,, v, - ,. , .,,, 1 ,.i,,...- H, f -',1 - VA- f M- 4- 7 if ',f,,,.uf.'-11,11-'.l' --2 y.', J' rvy fi-,.'f 1--,Q NLTAQZQZv'Q3-fgfiilf-'L':i: '55 :Jf A '4'3eg.iii7! :'.Lf12LQ1ig?c7 '.-ffl-.-.i+251?5Zfi ,A V .. 4. J ,L COLUMBIA GAME Troy The Alumni team met the Varsity in the next home game. The veterans still knew their game, defeating the undergraduates, 6 to 4. Penn came to Ithaca for the Commencement Day game. The Quakers won, 4 to 1, mainly because of the fine work of I-Iuntzinger in the pinches. The Penn moundsman allowed more hits than Maloney, the Varsity hurler, but he kept them well scattered and issued i few passes. Maloney allowed but five hits, but he was somewhat unsteady, issuing six free tickets to the Red and Blue batsmen. The Red and White nine ended the season in fine shape when they journeyed to Hanover and defeated the strong Dartmouth team in a close game. The sixth fram e proved to be the undoing of the Green-, for in that inning the Varsity bunched hits and clever base-running for four runs. This score proved to be enough to win, for the best that the Dartrrcuth lbatsmen cculd Ido in their few remaining times at the plate was to increase their score to three. T A comprehensive glance over the season shows that the baseball team was a typical Cornell baseball teem, That is, it cculd put up as good a game of baseball as any college team in the country when it was playing its best game, the only difficulty was that it did not play its best game often enough. When it conquered such teams as Yale, Dartmouth, Princeton, and Columbia, it showed that on the days it played those games it was entitled to be ranked with the best. Baseball is doubtless on the upgrade here, and we can look forward to baseball teams that will be able to hold their own in any company. 4, l- ' 70 as n ' 1 Li in i N I- 5 fi gi ,fb 'ii ei' ' Q2 .ii i3 8 M if H L, , iii .3 T G4 -is ga? .,. E3 .QS fi .Gi in wi , l fa EQ x I l . l 1 I 5 fi all: UTS lt' A G Ei lu Q.. N, Si 42 ,. 53 Si Pi 23 J SQ -a . rw I3 93 'U N ' l 5'-J rt 'fae i?l2e2.i','ifEE1wnav:m1:a:1a2azaf:a:2E5 zz'azv1az m2vii55 f22E'f-P54 595 -1. N1 lili. 'W 'gli 4 'INK 'Q P. I. U N. I 'lx N .:, 4 V rr 'rs 'Y 4 , Y, A-Y' T 'x ', , . we 1. . , ' f '.ii .I'f'f1, .ec--1-Cl .Wu F.. U' ' 2 'R f E ' ' r H I NB . , 4 ' - Q 1 It if '62, if N o - -- X' - -'J 1. YC 1 .. EV N N rv I : 2 x Ox.. mm U5 S: i-2 S' N .. L: NO LE: E2 3: UE' 'Ts O Z cw XE S ,ID 2 1 .Qt LD... S x: o K- cms: ww UE O V7 E :E EU o S L. U 1- .C U an -Y? 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Catcher I I I ' HORACE FRANKLIN DAVIES, 'zz . . First Base I I ERNEST CLINTON WOODIN, 'z3 Second Base I A f CHARLES HORACE CAPRON, 'zzt . Third Base J JOHN MARK COWAN, 'zz . . Short Stop If- EDGAR LAWRENCE KAW, 'zg . Left Field L I . Id CARLTON STOWELL FRANTZ, 'z4 Center Field HARRY GUSTAVE FOX, 'z3 . . Right Field Q DAVID ALOYSIUS MUNNS, 'zg . Right Field 7 V- WALTER RUSSELL ROLLO, 'zz Pitcher Q JOHN MATTHEW IVIALONEY, 'zz Pitcher IS, , ,RI 5 QI Qt J SUBSTITUTES . L! It 'I JOHN DANIEL S-HEPARD, 'zz FREDERICK OTTO SCHREINER, 'zz I W A 1, 1 I HOWARD WOLEE, zz GEORGE BICKLEY, 24 Nl Y I5 ' 991 gl I .11 ' Q9 I . I ygiferzazezvzse eI2'.12Y2eZ2.'E'av,.'z:.reaE11x:5Iaz't 2'IEf.,2?efg1fLffz2'E-1' 3R'42fI-'biffii AEG YQ? 4 lf- 6251?-Q56 emit 59,7 l fTRY TO GET IT Troy BIG-LEAGUE STUFF TFOY 528 ll 1' 1 fa 1 , 4 4 if Ti l. I 1 I X Date April April April April April April April April May May May May May May May May May May june june june june june 1922 Baseball Record Opponents Virginia Virginia Navy Georgetown johns Hopkins Colgate Niagara Columbia Columbia Princeton Rochester Syracuse Amherst Harvard Yale Hamilton Yale Pennsylvania Colgate Dartmouth Alumni Pennsylvania Dartmouth Cornell Upponents 8 o 3 4 5 4 5 I2 I4 6 4 9 IO 2 5 o 7- 3 5 1 18 2 3 2 7 4 o I3 1 1 8 8 4 2 6 9 IO 5 5 Rain 4 6 I 4 4 3 IQZ3 MANAGEMENT , .4, . , .. ,. Place Charlottesville Charlottesville Annapolis Washington Baltimore Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca New York Princeton Ithaca Ithaca Amherst Cambridge New Haven Ithaca Ithaca Philadelphia Hamilton Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Hanover ,,,,. , Mi... 5UE..'72E:-eifllaig- ,i.e..sf .' W. A. SCHREYER, '23 E. W. MELLINGER, '14 Manager Assistant Manager --Txr' - fi- .,' ,',f:'5:jEri:2?Q-,-lap.V K., ,.,Lf,...v-5- A .- li Yagi- gf- gfhfagsz ,. ,4,K ,V ..-:,..,. .,-,,V.A--,.ff..2, V . . -- .. 529 Q l I I 0 ll' ' l' U i ' N' if I I I X N. .. Y. . V A , .. , , . -.-J. V ,.. C . .. 1 .- f .Q i- -.- . , ,+V , , r. , ., .1.-'. . Y V' '- -' -, Spf- . . .M Review of the F reshman Baseball Season In common with other Freshman sports, Freshman baseball is chiefly useful as training for future Varsity players. However, the 1925 team showed that it is also quite possible for these men to develop an effective team. The yearling nine was successful in winning half its games, a creditable record for a team composed of men who had not the advantage of playing together except in the few weeks of practice before the season. The season opened with the Cascadilla game. As was to be expected in the first game of the year, both sides were guilty of numerous errors. To offset this the Freshmen had the advantage of the excellent pitching of Reeves who struck out seventeen men in the course of the game. The rest of the team did their part with the stick and garnered nine runs before the end of the game. The feature of the yearling attack was a long home-run to center from the bat of Davis. Cn the following Saturday the Freshmen encountered the strong Masten Park High School nine. Playing a brand of ball equal to any shown by a yearling team in recent years, the Red and White youngsters defeated their opponents with ease. The local fielders supported excellent pitching with fielding that was nearly perfect, and at the bat they showed an attack that the high school athletes were unable to stop. The victory was all the more gratifying in that the Masten Park team was an experienced one and contained in its lineup many veterans of the team that had won the Buffalo championship the year before. The yearlings did not do so well when they met the Hill School nine in the next game. The game was played at Pottstown, and this may have had something to do with their showing. The Red and White could not duplicate the errorless play of their opponents, and this fact was a large factor in their defeat by a 6 to 3 score. The Freshmen suffered their second defeat at the hands of the Wyoming Sem- inary nine. Again errors played a large part in the outcome, for while each team made two misplays, those committed by the Freshmen were reHected directly in the scoring column. Aside from these two errors, the yearlings supported Reeves in good shape, but could do little with the slants of the Seminary twirler. The Freshmen returned to form in their game with the Ithaca High School team. Despite the remarkable pitching of Wickens, in the box for the High School, the Red and White came through with a victory in the thirteenth inning of a well- played game. The contest early resolved itself into a pitching duel between the two hurlers, and kept the spectators on their toes all the way. ln their next game the Freshmen caught a Tartar in the shape of the Syracuse Freshmen's pitcher. The latter pitched a no-hit, no-run game against the Cornell yearlings, striking out seventeen of them in the course of the fray. The Cornell cubs succeeded in holding the Orange to four runs, a small enough score under ordinary circumstances, but this proved to be an ample margin for the Syracuse pitcher. On May 24th the Freshmen lost again, this time to Colgate. The Maroon Freshmen were docile enough except in the fifth inning, when they bunched five hits with three Cornell errors for enough tallies to win the game. The Red and White spent the rest of the game trying to cut down the Colgate lead, but the Hamil- tonians tightened up and finished the contest in first place. The last game of the season, that with Lafayette High School, resulted in a win for the IQZ5 team. The issue was in doubt all the way, but the Red and White nine managed to squeeze out a 4 to 3 victory. This victory seemed a good omen for the Pennsylvania game, but that contest, which was to have been played in Philadelphia on june gd, was called off because of rain. 530 U L w W I M, . I, I , , ,I ,I is ,I I I I if I li I 0 L n t' ol H Tw II: It I I A r -g f A 'H r '- '-W o 'Ct::'T:1:t Y I all ,fig A A l W fi Il 12.4 I I ' 'I I1 Il' I W F- I' 57' I H' ew L28 j fs? I .I Il' EI IIII I ITII gill Nil 'H l I fiig fig V35 gy, , Ilqll ESI fi 'K I I I Fw 'gs' ' I full Wil 'dl itll Q I , I Moore Powell Pratt Farrar Ecldey Stirling Thomas Henderson Peters Troy gag! Thaler Bader Melnicker Davis Aschettirii Brown Hulnic ' ' Id! 1 Lazarus Aimone Reeves Sheldon Ivlaxwell Il I ,1 JI 1925 F res man aseball eam DAVID FLOYD DAVIS, JR., z5 . Captain 'I HERBERT RICIJARD REIF, zz . . Manager 1259 I JORDAN HOLT PETERS. '23 . . . Assistant Manager 'kgl 3 PAUL WITHERSPOON ECKLEY, '17 . , . . Coach gi TEAM 353 TENEX'CK BRONK POWELL . . First Base CARLO JOHN AIMONE . . Second Base Igzx' ALVIN HULNICK . . . Third Base DAVID FLOYD DAVIS, JR. . . . . Short Stop pg EDWARD FRANCIS LAWRENCE BADER . . Left Field ifgi ELMER WILLIAM THOMAS . . Center Field jf-gg GILBERT CARMAN ASCHETTINI . Right Field jfqiil JAMES FREDERIC ,REEVES . . . Pitcher 5545 ARTHUR JOHN PRATT . Pitcher I?-ffl LESTER WHIPPLE SHELDON I . , Pitcher Ip'-'II THOMAS LUKE STIRLING ....... . . . Catcher Q I SUESTITUTES JOHN JAY BROWN FRANK LAWRENCE HENDERSON ROBERT GROVE MAXWELL gm! JOHN FREDERICK FARRAR JOSEPH ASHUR LAZARUS HAROLD KING MELNIKER 2,19 I LOUIS THALER ggi RECORD FQIQ 4 Date Opponent Cornell Opponent Place May 2 Cascadilla o Ithaca My May 6 Masten Park 5 Ithaca gig May IO Hill School 3 Pottstown gill May I3 Wyoming Seminary z Ithaca ,i! ' May I7 Ithaca High School 3 Ithaca May zo Syracuse Freshman O Ithaca V May 24 Colgate Freshman I Ithaca IQQQHI May 30 Lafayette High School 4 Ithaca fgfgl ' June 3 Pennsylvania Freshman Rain Philadelphia ,,,,. wjii -f-- --------A--------V --335'-A-fill:--Yi fig.: ,fi 'T 'Q1ffTQ ' Ti' . ' 1' , ,QL - , ,, L ll lff f 33- -jiffltlti ' I 531 ' , ... ,q 3 I if.l'f 1 l '. N r I Y X N !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!L ll lllllllllllllllll lj! lllllllllllllllll I Illlll I Illllllll Ill J MAJOR SPCRTS - ATHLETIC COUNCIL lllllllllllllllll Illlllllllllllllllll Illllllll llll lllllllllllll Ill lil-A RESIDENT MEMBERS PROFESSOR I-I. DIEDERICHS . . . ROMEYN BERRY . . . C. I-I. BLOOD . . . PROFESSOR C. L. DURHAM . E. V. BAKER . . . WADE DULEY . . T. C. RILEY . C. E. TREMAN . L. B. PRYOR R. C. YATES . . C. E KELLS . . . PROFESSOR W. W. ROWLEE . W. B. VAN HOUTEN, JR. . J. W. BROTHERS . . E. L. KAW . . . D. F. I-IOY . . W. A. SCHREYER . E. W. MELLINGER E. C. WOODIN, JR. . . PROFESSOR BRISTOW ADAMS . R. J. PARKER . . . S. W. PICKERING . F. K. LOVEJOY . . . . . President Graduate Manager . . I Financial Advisor . . . Faculty Member Representative of Wearers of C Freshman Athletic Representative . Minor Sports Representative . . . Crew Advisor . . . Crew iManager . Assistant Crew Manager J . Crew Representative . . Football Advisor . . . Football Manager . Assistant Football Manager . . . Football Captain . . Baseball Advisor . . Baseball Manager . Assistant Baseball Manager . Baseball Captain . . Track Advisor . . . Track Manager . Assistant Track Manager , . . Track Captain ALUMNI REPRESENTATIVES L. A. WILDER, Rochester, N. Y. W. METCALF, JR., Pittsburgh, Pa. K. E. WHITE, St. LOuis, MO. L. W. KEPHART, Washington, D. C. J. T. MCCOVERN, New York City GUY GUNDAKER, Philadelphia, Pa. W. C. BROWN, Syracuse, N. Y. C. L. BRADLEY, Cleveland, Ohio 532 D. CLUTE, Elmira, N. Y. W. FULTON, Boston, Mass. POLLAK, Cincinnati, Ohio . GREEN, Detroit, Mich. . F. POTTER, Buffalo, N. Y. W. KELLY, Albany, N. Y. P. DODS, Chicago, Ill. M. COFFIN, Ithaca, N. Y. T 1-f.-.1-.s-fi, 1 it I 1 I 1 ff ' I I I LJ' W I 4 1 1 'X Mnwemxwoau 5 ' ,T ff -- ,.gi: , Troy CHAMPIONSHIP NG COLLEGIATE WRESTLI INTER ll: x I . I tw 1'I 1,I Hit 5 , I l I 5 1 - I. Ts l' I 5 3 1 MINOR SPORTS ATHLETIC COUNCIL I rut 'I My -I E- .ltl I I I.iI, Lrg: W I I llllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ' , MEMBERS OF THE MINOR SPORTS COUNCIL. Igzz-1923 PROFESSOR W. E. WILLCOX ....,.,. President ff' PROFESSOR BRISTOW ADAMS ..., . Faculty Member ROMEYN BERRY . . . Graduate Manager - BASKETBALL . J. H. LUTHER . ..... Captain Basketball T. C. RILEY ..... Manager Basketball 32.51 J. D. LINCOLN . . . Assistant Manager Basketball :ggi WRESTLING .gil W. D. WRIGHT, JR ..... Captain Wrestling lm' R. E. JAHN . . ..... Manager Wrestling ,Ig C. M. VERNON . . . Assistant Manager Wrestling SOCCER ltiflt P. R. B. SMITH . . . . . Captain Soccer C. C. PROPER . . . . . Manager Soccer Hggjlt F. J. QUILLINAN . .... Assistant Manager Soccer I LACROSSE F Il. L I-fl, J. A. ROONEY . ...... Captain Lacrosse O. H. MORGAN, 2D .... Acting Manager Lacrosse TENNIS 15345 A. H. HARPER . . . . Captain Tennis B. H. PECK . . . . Manager Tennis HOCKEY E I E. J. TONE, JR. . . . . . Captain Hockey A. S. CROCKIN . H. ARNOLD, JR. . I F51 ma. IIWI R v ,III V Wat I It fl .tx A. T HUNTER . C. C HEAD . R. L. HAYS . P. L. SMITH ' it 1 if-?ii. he ,.I,,. A if EENCINC1 . . . Manager Hockey ,eng . Assistant Manager Hockey 1.2. I It -.. . . Captain Fencing ill?-.LW . . . . Manager Fencing tltjg J 111: It ,N JV FRESI-HVIAN BASKETBALL -2 1' Wen Manager Freshman Basketball im, Captain Freshman Basketball Illia. , .. IL N W . V .L .. hp V 'if R Rf -'i 1- R -r 1- 1 ' few- sr '. 'K 1 -f 1 L , ...,L,,,,, . 77,7 .X -,.,..Y.,t. --Y- ,. ...L I W . ., .Lf . U., , . 535 t I I . I I 1 L 1 1. .. . ,QV :- r io' lnitsiitisr . n.......- -----f--- r-, ,,-4 - -- f-- T - T--1Y,f1-1Y-fi-.- if , 1 fy, . . . .V -if-r-:: :-f.-. .: . .. . - W ,A ..r.:fiT.-fr -,f fg-ix . : ii W 1 ,. . W-..i VI, ' U. 151- AJ' -,rff , .V -W1 A I A A .MM -..-Q., J, r.,,t., i - -- I BASKETBALL if I rg X15 El WB Q , 2 C7uYz.n'iY- lg ll 'Will' Review of the Season The first call for basketball candidates came early in December, and about fifty men responded. Intensive practice was held until the Christmas vacation when the team went on the annual Christmas trip. On the trip the team gave abundant promise of a successful season in winning four out of the five games played. The only reverse was suffered at the hands of the strong Colgate five in the first game of the season. Fol- lowing that contest the Varsity defeated Union, St. Bon- aventure, Rochester, and Canisius in the order named. The first game of the home season was on january oth when the Varsity met Colgate in a return game on the Drill Hall court. This time the Red and White came through with a decisive victory to the tune of 18 to 11. The Varsity did not show any particularly brilliant play in this game or in the one with Syracuse the following week. In the latter contest the Red and White defeated the Orange handily, but it was obvious that they would have to improve a good deal if they were to make much of a showing against the opposition that would be met in the league contests. During the week following this game Coach Ortner T put the men through a very thorough drilling in prepara- . tion for the hrst league contest with Columbia on jan- l uary 13th. The date did not prove to be unlucky for the T g Varsity for they won from Columbia in a hard fought game. The team work of the Red and White tossers had improved considerably, and with the ball in Columbia's end of the court most of the time there was never much doubt as to the ultimate outcome of the contest. The next league game was again-st Yale in New Haven. The Varsity had difficulty in getting started this time, and the Blue took the contest with a score of go to 17. The game with C. C. N. Y. in New York the next day was of a totally different nature, except that the Varsity lost again. Both teams displayed a fight- ing spirit that kept the spectators on their feet most of the time, and not until the whistle blew for the end of the game could the New York faction feel sure of victory. The next contest was a non-league affair with Bucknell. The visitors were plainly out of their class, and although they put up a game fight, they did well to CAPTAIN LUTHER f: 1 4 5, f : ,r Y - 1 ,. ,. .. Q ,Y . -- '-j- af' .5 'ijif '-..- if .1 . .. 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The Varsity opened up an offensive that took the Tiger tossers l ' off their feet, and after forty minutes of hair-raising basketball the Red and White Lg1L1 had handed the Princetonians their 'first defeat, zo to' 18. t 1 M11 There were no more games until the annual junior Week contest with Penn 1 gill on February ioth. The Varsity held to their custom of previous years, winning the -gill game handily. At the outset it looked as if Penn were going to do the unexpected, for with a bewildering mixture of dribbling and passing they counted two field lg, goals and a foul before the Red and White could find themselves. .After that, lyjlg however, it was all Cornell. The Varsity got down to work, and by the end of the EM! period they were on the long end of an 18 to 9 score. The second half did not change matters any, the Varsity only increasing their lead slightly. W The return game with Syracuse marked another victory for the fast-traveling Cornell five. The Red and White basketeers clearly demonstrated their superi- ority in winning by a score of 24 to 17. This game was the sixth game played be- tgeegi the tivo teains since the renewal of basketball relations with Syracuse, and Yfil t e ran e as sti to win a game. All tiis time the Red and White five had been watching for an opportunity 1 to climb to the leadership of the league. just before the Varsity's next game, il Yale, who had been leading' the league with an unblemished record, struck a snag I ggi' when Columbia beat them in a close game. This tied things up, and the Cornell :Kali team went to Hanover for the Dartmouth game determined to win, as a victory 1 in that contest would mean first place in the league rating. The game turned out if to be the closest played during the league season, the score being deadlocked at the end of the regular playing period and an extra five-minute period being neces- I 3 sary. The play during the extra period was desperate, neither team seeming able to gain al decgsive advgnfgei Zjfhe sjcdyrehixfasdgo to ao with thi five minultesbnelarly one, w en apron o t e e an ite roppe a ong s ot into t e as et. ,WEN The whistle blew shortly after Dartmouth counted one point on a foul shot, and ffl I the Red and White were on the long end of the 32 to 31 score. I hill . a .r,...... a-....r . , ....,.a.- . .mah g . g . . 537 I, 'v f'-J , ,Q n. 'Y I I , A-:I w ,,-, Ii, I. vf 5. 1 I I I -i I.. I I 1 I I R N x T l l I f ' 1 0 2 Y I' ill fl Y E I. L I ,X N . C. ' . J, ,,', jf., i.fT'lilQQf Q,.jg,f,.-i.. W A7,411gcgtw-,,5i5QQ'g-g,Z,l,g5iQ -:ff 'QQ53,-,,.,L.2itQs.-1f?TTQ?iii? ' - ii 'Y T' fi-:ffl L .54 I , ' ' 'Q ,W 7Q1,lQ,,, ,,,. .'1lQ', .YYfff.':I:fff. l'. if ,,,.l1.g,fffff, .- A . - V, --L -M if-'1 -al' '--'--1--1----f-A--v ' I I Iigl' I if ' IL? ru I wh II' EI 1 ,Y I ' 'lvl . 1 Ifff I 'IPL ' my IW fl I IIIQI IQ IfII.:lI, Ing 1IF':Il4 iq ' I I IIS I CII. IlrCJ IIIW 'li' I I I I , IW! I I f-3' V L1-II I 'TJI ll 3 I I .gjII llqglfl I ffl lift ITP-ll I M' I I I I ' pt, I lil I I II , .ll gn PENNSYLVANIA GAME Troy II QIII I '-if -5 ' iv If l. I , , , I I .MII The following week brought the undefeated Penn State quintet to the Drill I all ',ll'I'IiI l-lall for a non-lea ue ame. ln a ame that man considered to be the best ever If. Iona 1 g g g I y D D - I I IIIHII played upon the local court, the Varsity nosed out the smooth-playing visitors I IIIQJIII by the narrow margin of 27 to 25. . I On February zoth. the Varsity went to Princeton to play their return game with I 7,5 II I I the Orange and Black quintet. Again the Red and White were able to out-score 'I IIIQIII their old rivals, the victory coming more easily than had been expected. The II -3. Cornellians were at the top of their form at this time, and it was beginning to IIII' I look as if nothing short of a miracle would be able to stop them. ' IIC? The miracle took the form of a bad slump. In the return game with Penn at .VI ,left Philadel hia the Red and White attack looked slow, and their defense was not any- II III.. P3 - I I I I F V, II' lv- where near what it had been in former games. The Quakers quickly took advan- .I If tage of their opportunity and turned back the Cornell five by a BO to 28 score. II The Cornell tossers did not show to any better advantage in the next game, ll'f':III 'EI?gIfl that with Columbia upon the Drill Hall court. F ate seemed to be with the New I SI Yorkers in this game. Cornell shots rimmed the basket only to hop out, and Cornell I gl I lIlm asses too often found their wa into Columbia hands. Then with the score tied I' gyli ft. , I p . y . . I Q IIIII the final shot rang out just after a Columbia man had started the ball on its way I pgy to the basket. The ball went in, and Columbia had won by the margin of that basket. I I IIQTIII Yale came to Ithaca for the next game. The Blue showed a smoothness of I :I play that made it easy to see how they had made such a fine record for the season. i III-,II I They started off with a rush, but the Red and White tossers were their match in I IRI IQQIA aggressiveness. Yale enjoyed a slight lead during the greater part of the game I fi I IIN but it was never a safe one. A few minutes before the end, the Red and White I 'IIS' I staged a rall that brou ht them to within one oint of the visitors. lt began to Si I .W I . Y 3 19. I fm i IFJ look as if they would be able to overhaul the Eli five, but the final gun cut off I , any hopes of that nature. ln the seasons final contest the Varsity quintet beat I MI Dartmouth in a slow game, thus tying with Princeton for second place in the I ' I league standing. I IlI'xI I The season pretty well explains itself. That Cornell did not win the champion- I gg Ilfiyil ship is disappointing, especially since the team had passed the hardest part of its I QI! IZ! ' season before the slump came. I-lowever, the Red and White five showed their I ir- opponents that they were never beaten until the final whistle blew and that they I IIS! could win their games by clean playing. II tx, g I I Il--..-,,, A gf, P- Vg f -V f- - N1 , ,.C...,..,W 4, , , g1.g:.: 1111.:11'::1T:41T:rLT.TT1il2.- , I I 538 1 I I V. I: I i I 4. .1 ,I ,II .KV 1 I .jf ,'A fx .I 1 if ai .U ,A ,XV , 5 -I I we vi ,L il ma I ri is .Q I 15, KVI L. , . rg 4 IRI 'WY' I i I, I, I TAL., ,lg QI I I E T I if Iif NEW 125' gg' ' 1 'I Sw 'F' I X1 Lis 343 ra' H23 'apil A40 21143 , C111 v , Ef I'a-'J' 1 wrgl, ,, , III 'RE LIL I'H'5 N., ' rv , A , , :1 'F 25 I H 'f gi.. T21 145 -02,53 My Eli: W IQ , , J' ,II A' VIA 'L VN LH' 525 4,1 , 'i L1 SW ,Q I 'J I A ' I I I I ' N' I' I F T Lincoln Nleycrs Rynalski Ortncr Stone Raymond Riley Crabtree Capron Luther Wedell Maier Byron 1922-1923 Basketball ' eam JAMES HENRY LUTHER, '23 . Captain THOMAS CLYDE RILEY, '23 . . Manager JOHN DICKEY LINCOLN, '24 . Assistant Manager' HOWARD BURNSHIP ORTNER, '19 . . Coach CARL FREDERICK WEDELL, '24 CHARLES HORACE CAPRON, '24 JAMES HENRY LUTHER, '23 . ROLAND LEONARD MAIER, '23 THEODORE HUDSON CRABTREE, TEAM .23 SUBSTITUTES Right Forward Left Forward . Center Right Guard . Left Guard MILTON LESTER BYRON, '24 RICHARD THOMAS RAYMOND, '24 EVERT WILLIAM MEYERS, '24 THOMAS RYNALSKI, '24 HENRY CHASE STONE, '24 ' 1 ' -A----zf....R- Ya: '.:- --:: ' :' :Y..- f-.-- f-V 'fTT'T -2- '-1-' : 3 Adwfr-f'fQ A .I ., .1 L- 9- v-::-U: A,.,,,,A -v - . ,.f I - -' 'Q' R-2, . .f, if .-f 'I ' ' -pf-f v- .---- ,..f f- o,- . . .,, ,, .. , :fr .l,,V1. , 1 '.Y, . 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C. N. Y. Bucknell Princeton Pennsylvania Syracuse Dartmouth Penn State Princeton Pennsylvania Columbia Yale Dartmouth Utica Binghamton Olean Rochester Buffalo Ithaca Ithaca New York New Haven New York Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Syracuse I-Ianover Ithaca Princeton Philadelphia Ithaca V Ithaca Ithaca M T. C. RILEY, '13 j. D. LINCOLN, 'z4 lN4anager Assistant Manager 3 ' .Q I..-. 31 n ,, V I1-I I It as' ,1 fi fl FU Q3 'L ll 53 If ,PJ ti: Q4 NF' I3 M its x be 3 'I ,vi ll I I I I3 I if P3 N :al Gi my F52 Ill G Fi ' i I i I I 1 I ii w I E PI ' v ,U L. G I 1 I 5 ' u I I I Bi Q S I in 5 N 1 to I li JI li i CFI 0.31 i2 E ra kb iv I ll i, ml N' iw 93 Si G 53 S nr' it 22 X ,v -:I I I I I I 'fr-1 N---gs.. 'pf-'r v ' - -- -r:-'-- -'fT- 4-A14 3'5:TE::'iTi--'Jr-3-'-1'f-tv --5-f' --'---:: f: Cv! ' -gif if Q I 4 . v 4.. , zvfvfx 2 maze ..me'. egg L. I I, tg 5az'.a5.1:faf:P'a fw.1v.if,3z3a'2.,1 I 4 iff' ,vac ,Qg.erfzefga,:q:fzIa'f:-gil 5 1 I-lays Rosenbaum Blake Gaynor Eckley Rossomondo Smith Dalce Albee 1926 Freshman Basketball Team PAUL LEROY SMITH , ....., , . Captain ROBERT LOUIS I'IAYS, '24 , . . Manager PAUL XVITHERSPOON ECKLEY, -I7 . . Coach TEAIVI PAUL LEROY SMITH . . . . Right Forward JOHN ALEXANDER IXAILLIGAN . . Left Forward MERRILL LUTHER DAKE . . Center FRANCIS DAVID ROSSOWONDO . . Right Guard RONALD IVICIQENDREE ALBEE .,... . Left Guard SUBSTITUTES EDWARD IXfIATTI-UAS BLAKE STEPHEN ALBERT C-AYNOR GEORGE DOUGLAS CLUCAS, IR. CHARLES ROSENBAUM RECORD Date Score Score Place january 14 Cornell DI Cascadilla O Ithaca january 27 Cornell 38 Vilyoming Seminary IS Ithaca February If Cornell IQ Penn Freshmen 17 Ithaca February 11 Cornell 44 Lafayette High IO Ithaca February 24 Cornell 18 Columbia Freshmen is New York February 27 Cornell 14 Syracuse Freshmen 35 Ithaca March 3 Cornell 13 Syracuse Freshmen ll Syracuse 5 -L1 , . Y , ,. 4 . , , 1 a Y gg , Y Lxggxnl .RESTLIHG M 110. 1 fn MlMillll m1i.k Review ofthe 1923 Season At the beginning of the 1131.3 Wrestling seasonthe outlook for a successful year for the Cornell wrestling team, iozz Intercollegiate Champions, was indeed bright. Approximately 175 men signed up for the sport in response to the first call for candidates, and among this number were five letter men from last year's team. Three of these, Roberts, I-Ianson, and Wright, were inter- collegiate champions in their respective classes. In addition to these there were also available Ayau, runner-up in the intercollegiates, and Wigsten in the 135 pound class. MacWilliam, who had substituted for Captain Ackerly in the iozz Syracuse meet, seemed to be the most promising candidate to fill the gap left by the latter's graduation. The 158 pound class presented Coach O'Connell's greatest problem, there being no outstanding man in that division at the beginning of the season. The Varsity's first two meets were with Syracuse and R. P. I., neither of whom were able to furnish much opposition. The Red and White grapplers took all their bouts against Syracuse with falls, and registered five falls and a decision out of six contests in the R. P. I. meet. A two-day trip to New York resulted in two more victories for the Red and White. Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute fell before Coach O'Connell's charges by a 24 to o score in the first contest, but the strong Columbia team made the Red and White extend themselves to score a close I3 to II victory. The surprise of the meet came when johnson, captain of the Columbia team and last year's 158 pound champion, was defeated by Burr, who secured a fall. The next week the Varsity went to Philadelphia for a meet with the Penn wrestlers. Though injuries and sickness had necessitated the substitution of three new men in the Red and White lineup, the Varsity had little trouble in taking the Quaker grapplers into camp, Two falls and two decisions were the portion of the Cornell men. On March 1oth the Penn State team, victorious over the Varsity in their last three dual meets, came to the Drill I-Iall to take the short end of a IZ to 6 score. All the bouts were closely contested, and two men tried the iron man stunt. Captain Evans of Penn State won the 145 pound event and lost the 158, while I-lanson of the Red and White scored victories in the 175 pound and heavyweight classes. The victory over the Navy team, undefeated for three years, was one of the most impressive victories won by a Cornell team this year. The Varsity went into an 8 to o lead after the first two bouts when lVIacWil1iam won a time decision over his man, and Roberts secured a fall two seconds before the end of his match. The next three classes went to the Navy on two decisions and a fall, and the Annapolis aggregation were leading, 1 1 to 8. Then Hanson, after being on the bottom of the pile for a few moments, wriggled from beneath and pinned his opponents shoulders to the mat, This gave the Red and White a two-point advantage. It appeared as if the result of the meet would hang upon the outcome of the heavyweight bout, but Captain Wright, released from the infirmary the morning of the meet, held his opponent even until the last zz seconds, during which he had the advantage. The time was insufhcient for a decision, and the referee called the bout a draw, Cornell winning by a I3 to 1 1 score. On March 23rd and 24th the Varsity grapplers entertained the teams from Penn State, Penn, Lehigh, Princeton, Yale, and Columbia in the Intercollegiate Championships. Crowds flocked to the Drill I-Iall and were treated to some of the most exciting contests that have ever been staged here. Apparently left at the post on the first day, the Red and White came back in the finals and nosed out Penn State for the title. The final score was I7 for Cornell to io for Penn State in second place, and that decision was not reached until the last match when Wilson of Penn defeated Parke of Penn State in a contest for third place. Roberts and I-Ianson of the Varsity won the championship of their classes, and most of the rest of the team came through with points for the winning total. 5-LQ it 1 Q Q' 2 4' 0 ll Y E I L l X N ,,gI 10 I .I Ir w lil I I -1, I Jahn Wigsten Freer Hall Burr O'ConneIl Ayau Roberts Wright Hanson MacWilliam INTERCOLLEG I ATE CHAMP I ONS 1923 Wrestling Team WALTER DAVID WRIGHT, JR., '24 . RAYMOND FREDERICK JAHN, '23 . CLINTON MONTGOMERY VERNON, '24 WALTER C. O'CoNNELL . Featherweight Class-I If pounds CHARLES MILTON MACWILLIAM, JR., '24 HOYT SAMUEL ACKLES, '23 Special Weight Class-I25 pounds HENRY ALLISON ROBERTS, '23 JAMES ELWOOD DAVIS, '24 Lightweight Class-I35 pounds RAPHAEL AYAU, '24 WILLIAM JOHN WIGSTEN, '23 Date February February February February March March March 8 Cornell I 7 Cornell 2 3 Cornell 24 Cornell 3 Cornell I O Cornell I 7 Cornell Score 35 28 7-4 I3 I6 I2 I3 TEAM , . Captain , . Nlariager . Assistant Manager . . Coach Welterweight Class-I45 pounds EDWARD FLEMMON HALL, JR., '24 LOUIS SOLOVAY, '24 Middleweight Class-158 pounds CHARLES ROBERT BURR, '24 GEORGE HOYT FREER, '23 Light Heavyweight ClGSS-175 pounds LEONARD CHRISTOPHER HANSON, '23 Heavyweight Class-over I75 pounds WALTER DAVID XVRIGI-IT, JR., '24 RECORD-DUAL MEETS Q . Score Place Syracuse o Ithaca R. P. I. O Ithaca Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute O Brooklyn Columbia I I New York Pennsylvania O Philadelphia Penn State O Ithaca I I Ithaca Navy I NTERCOLLEG I ATES Cornell I7Q Penn State Iog Yale I3g Lehigh I2g Princeton 4g Pennsylvania 2. - M- f 543 , 3 5 U 2 , 4 H I? 'M' l I I I X, N SOCCER ax ---- x 1 N- xx my If li .. 5 ! 41 U 'ici W s all gl We .- review ofthe 1922 Season Last fall when Coach Bawlf issued the call for soccer candidates, he had before him the prob- lem of developing a new team. Only three men of the iozr team were left, and consequently it was necessary not only to teach new men how to play the game, but also to weld them into an effective organization. Seventy-five men turned out, and the spirit with which they went to ,work helped a great deal in making up for their inexperience. However, pre-season predictions did not concede the Red and White booters an outside chance of winning many games. How far these predictions came wide of the mark is attested by the season's record, the Red and White came within one game of the Intercollegiate League Championship. The opening game was with Colgate. The Varsity did not show any great variety of play, but their aggressiveness won them the verdict. The final score, 2 goals to 1, indicates the close- ness of the game and shows how hard the inexperienced Red and White team had to play to hold down their Maroon rivals. The first league game of the year was with the strong Haverford aggregation, and it was in this game that the Varsity showed their potential strength. lnexperienced as they were, they held their opponents to a scoreless tie. The ball seesawed up and down the field with neither team able to put over the deciding score, and two extra five-minute periods failed to bring a decision. The Varsity played their best game of the year the following Saturday against Princeton. Though less skillful than the veteran Tigers, the Red and White prevailed through sheer fight and grit. After a Cornell toe had booted the Varsity into a one goal lead, the Cornell team gave everything that they had in keeping Princeton away from the goal. In this they succeeded, and the r to o victory was one of the finest gained by a Cornell team this year. The team did not play its best game against Harvard and Yale in two out-of-town games during the next two weeks, the long trips to Cambridge and New Haven doubtless fatigued the men. However, they succeeded in winning both games by one-point margins, thus keeping their slate clean and completing a trio of victories over the so-called Big Three. The last game of the season, with Penn, attracted four thousand rooters, the largest crowd that has ever witnessed a soccer contest in Ithaca. A victory in this game would have meant the undisputed championship of the league for Cornell, and until the latter part of the second half, such a result seemed highly probable. Until that time the Varsity had been enjoying a two- point lead, and the Penn forwards had been trying in vain to pierce the Red and White defense. A slight let-down in speed on the part of the Varsity, combined with a number of careless plays and an equal number of bad breaks, furnished the Red and Blue with the opportunities that they had been waiting for. Quick to seize their chance, the Quakers bombarded the Cornell goal, and in a short time the lead changed hands. The Red and White tried desperately to regain their advantage, but in a short time the game ended with the visitors on the long end of a 5 to 3 score. The Red and White failed to win their championship, but they deserve all kinds of credit for the record that they made, lt was a team that knew the value of aggressiveness, and in all but one game that was all that they needed to know. That spirit, coupled with the skill that comes with experience. is going to give Cornell a winning team next fall. 544 l I! -I I 1- iu'3 . Iuwlttlx A l Proper Wright Clark XVickham Stone lX4OntgOmery Ayau Quillinan I Alberding Pethick Rightcr Smith Thompson Woolf Cook Nlcflraw lvleyer Hu Hulnick I 1922 Soccer eam PHILIP RUDOLPH BOTHA SMITH, '23 . . . Captain CARLTON CHASE PROPER, '23 . , . . Manager FRANCIS JOSEPH QUILLINAN, '24 , Assistant Manager I NICHOLAS BAWLF ..... . . Coach i TEAM V, HENRY CHASE STONE, '14 . , . . . . Goal N ,ll WALTER DAVID WRIGHT, JR., .24 . Right Fullback I. WALTER SCOTT WOOLF, '23 , Left Fullback y ALVIN HULNICK, '25 . . . Right Halfback ELLIOTT ROGERS THOMPSON, '24 , Center I-Ialfback RAPHAEL AYAU, '24 . . . . Left Halfback FRANCIS IRVING RIGHTER, '23 . , Outside Right 5 l PHILIP RUDOLPH BOTHA SMITH, '23 . Inside Right I BERNARD MEYER, '14 . . . . Center I THEODORE HUDSON CRABTREE, '23 . . Inside Left WILLIAM FORD COOK, '25 . . . . . Outside Left tl A f SUBSTITUTES gg, CHARLES HOWARD ALBERDING, '23 JAMES STURTEVANT MCGRAW, '23 'I PHILO DAVIS CLARK, '23 MORRIS MEAD MONTGOMERY, '24 GEORGE DOUGLAS CROzIER, '24 ALEXANDER CLERIHEW MORGAN, '24 I KUANG TAO HU, '25 ' FRANCIS SAMUEL PETHICK, '23 I ii, ' CHILSON HATHAWAY LEONARD, '23 DON JAY WVICKHAM, '24 ' RECORD Date Score Score Place ' October Cornell 2 Colgate Ithaca ' October Cornell 3 Syracuse Syracuse- October Cornell O Haverford Ithaca I iff , October Cornell I Princeton Ithaca- ? November Cornell 3 Harvard Cambridge It , NOV6mber Cornell 2 Yale New Haven K 1 November Cornell 3 Pennsylvania Ithaca At iw rl--UW: , Q- ,.....I.L4lTfT.' '.L'lfLffl.'12Qf. ffl! -2. -V ,.. ',V' ' ,S 2 F' ' ?'Z'ei'ffTi?f,.5 f5 Ti fa'Q,?1.'?.IQ?lii2F?i'Ee eff:-,L1Qe'f 335i t 17. f' 4 ' 5f'.w', 1 f I -----xfgvw e:- ---- ---W ---W 've----We-'ff------1-frflz -:i-L:.V- Qs- - Y ' 1 14 ,V' ,-1 .D+ , ' - -'1 - ,.S.-i-.,,,, LELL,,,. ,L ,,,.,.. ,,-.,.,, 545 -., i 1921 l'Hl-ZNTIIIA Yi ' 'fA'fI , . - V. . Y, g , -- .Y i- ,i V F N- .P - -, 1 1 -. , -.V ,K ,... gi, -Hx-' V 6-4 CR ,tg ig ! xg f t llll llllllllilllllllllllllllllllll Il lllll lllllll Review of the 1922 Season The preliminary practice for the 1917. Lacrosse season opened in the early part of March. The call for candidates brought out about forty men, including among them eleven members of the rozi squad. An interesting feature was added to this practice season by games between the Varsity and a newly organized Freshman eleven. The yearlings were able to give the regulars some interesting contests. A southern trip during the Spring vacation opened the season. During the tour, the Red and White met Maryland, Navy, and Princeton. The showing of the Varsity in these games was far from encouraging. ln the first game, Maryland held the lthaca eleven to a tie, the game being called on account of darkness with the score two all. The Varsity met the Navy on the following day, and in a rough-and-tumble contest, the Annapolis stick-wielders handed the Red and White a zo to 1 trouncing. Two days later the Varsity arrived in Princeton for a game with the Tigers, Though held to one point in the first half, the Princeton eleven came back in the second half with a savage attack. Before the end of the period the Princetonians had garnered ten more tallies while holding the Cornell men to one lone score. One of the high lights of the season was a game with the Oxford-Cambridge team, who were touring the East in a series of games for the international lacrosse trophy. The Varsity were the first to score, but the Britishers, using a mass formation new to the home team, scored Five goals before the Red and White could devise a defense to meet the situation. By that time it was too late to hope to overtake the visitors, and the Varsity had to be content with one more score. The next game was played here with Penn. The Varsity counted three times on clever pass- work, and their defense was well able to take care of the visitors' attack, the game ending with the score 3 to o. Again, on the following Saturday, the Varsity came through with a well-earned victory. This time the previously undefeated Hobart eleven were the victims by a 5 to 4 score. The first half was all Cornell, the Red and White making five goals after an initial tally by Hobart. ln the second half the Varsity, though unable to score further, succeeded in maintaining their hard-won lead. Yale and Harvard took 6 to o beatings during the next two weeks, so that with but one game left to play, the Varsity had won all of its league contests, The last game of the season was with Syracuse, and it was a hummer. Both teams had been undefeated in the league race g both teams were determined to win. The first half passed without a score by either side, and it became evident that both elevens were going to give everything that they had. The break came shortly after the opening of the second half, when a wild shot from a scuffie went into the Cornell net. Before the Red and White players had quite recovered from their surprise, the Orange had tallied again, That ended the scoring, for the Syracusans tightened up their defense, and before the Red and White could put through a score, the game was over. Another Cornell team had come within one game of a championship. . ' fl -' . ,ff-gf. TT 3 1, ,I.', ,V 546 'i -5-V-. i-, ,, ,,. lfliiii illtilg i'5 ,MW 'ilitflfi ,wifi fig! W'i4Il rllf iifflii lifi if ll fx ll'-iii limi, 'wr-N 2 gli i will i 1,i-i ilvfii l,lrK,, i 1 lihfiii ,I Qvls v- E, liliali ' i-. ii? 'il f,-1 ilifjg ,i,..,.. il?--Iii I . 1 'lfjlz i 'Ll i'l 1lsl V ,l f 'i i iii' Jim lung.. I. I-. llif, r ,lw.,,El,E ilfaitl ' ll i half' in whi I ,M M -,F ,i ' H: clalil Wu ifiu il JJ! ..- i, vi ,ii ,. Ll, ,'gii'1 full i i l vii, ip-, mill: - ,J ii .L' iiiill .13 .Hifi , i l li 'I .,, 1 iv, i all g,f,ll iilfl ' ft, wi it. i,,wl iiig, iii' I :gli i Vi- fini .galil fill: lg l- it Q PEW it , lil! libs li il ii-Ll iflyi' iiwi. X-ll PJL ELLIOTT ROGERS THOMPSON, V24 I 1 IJ 2 I l I I ll N I I I- I It I . I - I If.,-.F - K -I , I, ., ,. I ,I I Morgan Thompson Mogensen Meyer Bawlf Buschen Clark Paine Rooney Shiebler Schmidt Lifshey Topliffe Sisco Veghte Hann Wellenkamp Cleary Wight Bristol 190 2 acrosse Team PAUL GUSTAVE WELLENKAMP, 'zz .,.... Captain ALLAN HERBERT MOCENSEN, 'z3 . . . Manager OTI-IO I'IERRON MORGAN, zD, '24 . . Assistant Manager NICHOLAS BAWLF . . . . . . Coach TEAM STANLEY GRISWOLD WIGHT, 'zz . . . . Goal WALTER PAUL KNAUSS, 'zz . I Point KENNETH PAINE, 'z3 . . PAUL CIUSTAVE WELLENKAMP, 'zz HERMAN WILLIAM BUSCHEN, 'z4 CARLETON VEDA TOPLIFFE, 'zg . JOSEPH ANTHONY ROONEY, 'z4 . PHILO DAVIS CLARK, 'z3 . . HENRY HERMAN BRISTOL, 'z3 . HARLAN PAGE BOSWORTH, IR., 'z3 CHARLES HUBERT CLEARY, 'zg . CHARLES BERTRAND HANN, 'zz . EDWARD PETER DIEHL, 'z3 LOUIS LAWRENCE LIFSHEY, z3 BERNARD MEYER, 24 ROBERT LEO SCI-IMIDT, 'zg Date Score April Cornell z April Cornell I April Cornell I April Cornell z April Cornell 3 April Cornell 5 May Cornell 6 May Cornell 6 May Cornell O E E7fQ3f?'i5'ff5ffQZIi if 5 'lisE13iTi Qpgjpg 'Q 'SUBSTITUTES ' ' ' ' CARL HENSON SHIEBLER, SPENCER EDWARD SISCO, Cover Point First Defense Second Defense Third Defense . Center Third Attack Second Attack First Attack Outside Home Inside Home IU 2-I EDGAR MAXWELL VEGHTE, 'z3 RECORD Score Place Maryland z College Park, Navy zo Annapolis Princeton I I Princeton Oxford-Cambridge 5 Ithaca Pennsylvania O Ithaca Hobart 4 Ithaca Harvard O Ithaca Yale O Ithaca Syracuse z Syracuse T54 ff f7'.l'lf iff? -1 5.2 iff. ' 31- -' 547 IFIII ITIII I., lll le 2 IIII' I I I IIIIIII II'- I- III. II III I I. C 5 I' 3-F. lI I'5'IF I . I -lfnli II . I IDA II II I WI II '- I-I III Q22 PIII' II! II gi I III II I IIIHI II I IMI 'JI' I II, I I IIIIIIII IIIIIII III I ILM' TQ -:VI l' I.: I II I III 1 II III I.:'. lI f'I'lI IIJII, l 1,- ,-. II IIIIII II . II II III ISI' IIELV I IIIIII IINII I ,I 1 I-.III I I I,.3.l H25 'II IfI,I II I.I IIIIY I 'ISIII-'I . II :III-II Ili? .I liill. VII I .,,II 112 '.I: I II- IIII I . I.y.I.I IIIII. .I I,:I .I II II' -III I III ll?-5 1: IIIIIII I .IIII III IQIII I III' ,II IIA II I-I . IIIIQIII IICQII I ,QI , IIIMIII, 4: -'4 Il 15:1 IIIIIIII II-,I .II .II II II,. III, I ,, I. I II III' Il I IE .II.,III III III, IIII, I, III, . III 'III I III-HI II II ' I 1eIf l IWIII I IIIIIIII ll I I,I,I :MII I mu IIIIII-Il I. . Ill-UIII I II Il IIEIII IIZHIIII I III 'I' lylzll I IIQIIIII ?li I3II JIIQIIII Ii if 'llifsl IIQEIII II. III IIIIIIII IIISI QIIQII -'IIC . I-I , Il I' fi ' , V H I-' N l I i l X N f' .E i iimiiuiiuinililniliisrii s iii. is ii ,-fb I fl T TA TT TSX lgg: Q ' , ' iii-Eur? , :::: f4E' .. .A ' iiaiaai 2 Wagga l -H I f.I::l!' 'f Fai--q ' XX eoiew ofthe 1922-1923 Hockey Season On the basis of comparative scores, the ion-23 Hockey season was not a successful one. The team's record of four defeats and two ties does not compare favorably with last years record of four victories out of five starts. However, conditions in most respects were not as good as those of last season. The ice was poor most of the time, and consequently practice was rarely effective. This condition was especially noticeable during the latter part of the season when the condition of the ice made practice impossible. Unfortunately the hardest part of the schedule came at this time. The first game of the season was with Dartmouth and beyond any doubt the Green furnished the strongest opposition that the Red and White met during the season. The Hanoverians had the advantage of having had two weeks practice on Lake Placid, and they had already played five contests when they came to Ithaca. Despite this advantage, however, the Dartmouth sex- tette found a Tartar in the Red and White. The Varsity, playing a desperate game, succeeded in holding the Green to a tie during the regular play. The skill of the men from New Hampshire pgevailed during the extra period, and they succeeded in carrying away the victory by a score o 4 to 1. The second game of the season, that with Clarkson, was slowed up considerably due to the softness of the ice. Both teams tried vainly for a score, but neither teams offense was strong enough to score a goal. The score ended in a o to o tie. The following week, the Red and White skaters did not show any better form and went down to defeat before the sextette from Massachu- setts Agricultural College by a score of 3 to 2. Columbia came to Ithaca for the next game. The visitors showed a smoothness of team play almost equal to that of Dartmouth and succeeded in obtaining a I to o verdict over the Varsity. Later in the season this game was credited to the Red and White when the Columbia faculty discovered that there had been several ineligible men on the Columbia team. ln the game at Cambridge, Harvard whitewashed the Red and White to the tune of 6 to o. The Varsity showed poor form in this contest, but their game was much improved when they met Penn the following week. ln this game they had the victory clinched until the last 47 seconds of play when a Red and Blue stiekman pushed the puck into the net. This tied the score, and two extra periods were insufficient to bring a decision, the game being left at a tie. Despite the apparent failure of the season, it was not a total loss. Coach Bawlf developed a number of new men, and indications are that these players will form the nucleus for a successful' l'C3l'T'l next YCHY. ' V 548 S 1 ll I I 'J L . I is tr is I I l W. Arnold Frost Stainton Vxfright Yates Betts Crrvelxin Burnett Iwhcclonald Tone Brockway Nesbetr U 1923 Hockey earn FRANK JEROME rI'ONE, jR., '24, . Captain ALBERT SYLVESTER CROCKIN, '24 . , . Manager HENRY ARNOLD, JR., '24 . . Assistant Manager NICHOLAS BAWLF . . . . . Coach TEAM CHARLES MAXWELL STAINTON, '25 . . . . . Goal JOHN CIOTTLIEB NESBETT, '24 . Right Defense FRANK .JEROME TONE, JR., '24 . . Left Defense CHARLES LA VAQUE IXAACDONALD, '24 Right Wing NEWTON COLLAMORE BURNETT, '25 . . Center RUSSELL XVELLAND FROST, '23 ..... , Left Wing SUBSTITUTES EDWARD DAWSON BETTS, '24 JAMES AINSWORTH RANE, '26 JOHN DUNN BROCKWAY, '23 THEODORE IVICALLISTER XVRICHT, '25 RICHARD CRAWFORD YATES, '24 RECORD Date .Score Score Place january Cornell 2 Dartmouth 4 Ithaca january Cornell O Clarkson O Ithaca january Cornell 2 M. A. C. 3 Ithaca February Cornell O Columbia I Ithaca February Cornell O Harvard O Cambridge February Cornell 2 Pennsylvania 2 Philadelphia .7-1-9 'i 1 1 1 VCL 13 13171. ' Q11 1 1741 - ikii Ni 13111 lu H1 113111 LFQQL1 12.1 s-11 fa 11 ri1'1 15.111 ' in 'Z111 51 'U1 11w,1' 11 11-1.1 11Q,1 V 1 1 1 11-1 1 1 1 1 1 1 in H 1' 1 111 1 1 :Li ,1 1 i 11: 1 iJ . is i1 1.4 112: 11- 1 1 1 . .ig rf. 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Yea...--Y.--Y.Y..-. .... .,..,..,..,,,.,, 41 , . s, , ,,-C H V :,,,, ,T-,, -MMA, wqw- A -, . t ra il lk. - 6 V haze ll,-Eggs, 2 M 1' llulllw' v I fi 'ul' ll I 'e new 1 I' Y Hum? f f T eview Qf the 1922-1923 P010 Season The iqzz-iqzg Polo season started auspiciously in the fall of iozz when about sixty .men answered the call for candidates. lncluded among this number were a number of fine riders but very few men who had had any experience in polo. Major Christian, coach of the polo team since the inception of the sport at Cornell in iozi, worked hard with the material at hand, and thus far this season his charges have done credit to his teaching. The first game of the season was with the Buffalo Hunt Club riders. The visitors carried away the victory by a 3 to 2 score. Playing with the Buffalo team was W. S. Schmidt, captain of the iozi Red and White quartet. His play was at all times brilliant, one of his shots resulting in the first score of the game. The uncanny accuracy of the visitors was the main feature of their play, while the Varsity held up their end by their aggressive riding. The Buffalo men scored their three goals in the first two chukkers, and the Red and White counted twice in the last two periods. On Thanksgiving Day, the Cornell polo team played a game with the team from the First Troop of Philadelphia Cavalry in the Cavalry Armory in Philadelphia. The Philadelphia team was rated as one of the strongest aggregations in the East, and the victory of the Varsity was as unexpected as it was noteworthy. The Varsity had had very little opportunity for indoor practice, but in spite of this fact they showed a brand of team play that the Philadelphians could not surpass. Whenever a Cornell man drove the ball towards the goal, there was another Red and White player in a position to further it on its way. The Cornell score would have been considerably higher had it not been for the fine defensive play of the Cavalry riders. Upon a number of occa- sions the Red and White were in a position to score when a desperate rush by a Quaker rider would sweep the ball away from the goal. As the score indicates, the game was exciting through- out. The Cornell team led from the start, but the Philadelphians were always threatening. The latter scored their last goal in the last half-minute of play, and it was with a sigh of relief that the Cornell cohorts saw the game end. The schedule for the rest of the season is an interesting one. The Cornell riders are going to play games with most of the colleges that boast polo teams. The colleges which number polo among their sports are. the Virginia Military Institute, Yale, Harvard, Princeton, Norwich, Pennsylvania. and Pennsylvania Military College. With the exception of Pennsylvania Military College all of these teams will compete in the Intercollegiate Polo Tournament which will be held in lvlay. The Cornell riders feel that with the advantage of their present schedule, and an opportunity to practice again as soon as the field is in shape, they ought to be able to give a good account of themselves when they meet their rivals in the tournament. The polo ponies have improved a great deal since they have been used for polo, and with the increasing number of men who have had some polo instruction the problem of forming good polo teams should begin to be a less hopeless one than it has been in the past two seasons. Polo is a sport which cannot develop as fast as most athletics, and the progress which it is making here is unusual. L . 71 Q ' ' rz fi f'.1P'..?f.- L 1 I.-'?'.2'a-19.-V. -5 Q- FZ-2'.f 1 i L 'i ' 550 119 1 1 '1 11 11 1,. 1 1 1 1,, ..t .4-,1 ,N 111 frm 151.1 1'J1 1123 1 11 ln 111 3-1 1. '1 X t 1 1 15,1 . - 1 1 .1 . -1.1.1 1211 il! 1151 1-Q'1 1431 iii. mi 111 1111 gg '11 M5 3111 1411 Q1 fi 1 111. 352111 1541 .,1 S11 E111 H1 ii . 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Iffii, I lf-J, ' lhigbl W, 1 'QI-, I If W I 'il lIl7'l1 I IIII3 1 I 1 'III 1, ,Ikllx WIQQQI I 12214 IIIQ 1 11'-11 1 IES I , r'L1I'l1 Rounds XVhite Grass-elli I-Ieadden -Iarecki Turner NVarren IMEQ1 I lf'L7'1I :Hull ,r, ,, M , 145 ' 'Qi l' IW' 7 lf' 1 IIA, I 922 P010 cam I .1f:f'-El 'MTI I 111 7, i . , 'I2'ig1 1I2f'f'l11 CAESAR AUGUSTIN GRASSELLI, zD, z . . Captain llu,?1 I ,.,. I 3 1-.1'4l I l1,:,,5I1l IVIAJOR THOMAS I JACKSON CHRISTIAN . . . Coach IW I 1iI:,I,I' IST LIEUTENANT WILLIAM BARTON , Assistant Coach ,1.:'F111I 1jIgj'II, IST LIEUTENANT EDWIN SIBERT . Assistant Coach lfikg 11Im1l11l ROBERT DEBEVOISE WARREN, '13 . I , . Manager A1 ,, r IQ: .1 QQ , HI 1111 IIILI 11' QQIIII TEAM I IIW31 TRACY LAY TURNER, JR., 'zo . . , . Number I XIIQNI tfgpll ROLLIN I-IENRY WHITE, jR., '16 . Number z IIIIEQI ,ifI5QI' I-IAYWARD I-IEADDEN, 'zo . 1 . . . . Number 3 fill-,511 CAESAR AUGUSTIN GRASSELLI zD, '13 . , . Back I.!IEI1I ?lI1'1 il ftrjlj SUBSTITUTES VII.: I EDWARD NIYRON BULL, 'zo ALFRED STEVEN JARECKI, 'zo 1157731 I ZIIW1i JAMES IXXICCARTHY ROUNDS, '15 13W I 11It'.1 I 1 VI ' I, , I1 1 1 'll' RECORD 'I 11' I XIQQQII, 1151 mllflll Lake Shore Hunt Curb of Buffaio 3 Comeu 1 Iii I IQWIIN Princeton CPostpOnecl on account of rain! XM., ISK Troop Philadelphia City Cavalry I7. Cornell 13 1fE,u?il SCHEDULE FOR IQ23 lim! I 'I I - . . . . . t 'I March Io Pennsylvania Military College, at Philadelphia QQII I March I7 Pennsylvania Military College, at Chester 1 1I1 April 7.8 IOISt Cavalry of Brooklyn, at Ithaca IIFQII May 3-5 Intercollegiate Polo Tournament, at New York 11I1':QM liffgllil y May 5 Buffalo Polo Club, at Ithaca j I ,V ,lim May Il University of Penns lvania, at Ithaca I ll?lll'll Mav IQ Princeton y at Ithaca 'lf' ' May zo Pennsylvania Military College, at Ithaca 9 june 1 Lake Shore I-Iunt Club of Buffalo, at Ithaca ' IIN 'IVII1 32'f.1 hlfili , lIr .I'C,?- f,2f.QgQ,f,Il, E, A . T. ' - . cf- f ' ff , . f , , K' 1 'I1i5'f'.IEi2i?I?E 7iT'5: 'I-f'QIQf f ii -': 7'. , If. 4, fi5'giif . 7 Ill - T 'T' ?i 'fr:g15:s:La1.-EC-ef: --- ' T--' ' xffsi-:Earle-4253-2 LU.: Wgf ' - 1---V - , YY V1-V X4 551 T p I l Q 1 w l I D I .1 N l 'l I I X N, ' EEE v 25:1 , ..- ,Q Z ta veal: in . 'i ' llflg im' V mini? 4l' Ill Al' ll! 1! , 'ill GC'- l ' ' l ' Review of the 1923 Season With the recognition of Fencing as a Minor Sport by the Minor Sports Council, the iozg season has shown a considerable renewal of interest in the use of the sabers and foils. The year is the first since the war that a fencing team bearing the Red and White colors has engaged in an Intercollegiate fencing contest, and the ancient art of self-defense with the blades bids fair to attract its share of the interest in Minor Sports. Practice for the current season started about the middle of November when forty men re- ported to Coach J. P. Edgerly in the New Armory. There the candidates practiced daily in an area that had been screened off for that purpose. The progress of the men was fairly rapid, the veterans of the ion Fencing Club Team showing the most promise. January I3 was the date upon which Intercollegiate fencing made its reentry into Cornell athletics. The Red and White swordsmen engaged Columbia in Barnes I-lall in this First contest, and although they lost to the Blue and White io bouts to 4, their performance was creditable enough to warrant the hope that they would be able to do much better in their future performances In their next meet the Red and White met the champion Navy Team at Annapolis. The Navy won, If to o, but the point score, Q3 to 40, shows that the Cornell men were not outclassed as completely as the first score might indicate. The Navy men had the advantage of much ex- perience and the knowledge of the art which comes of continual practice. The next meet was a triangular affair with Yale and West Point and was held at the latter place. The Red and White lost to both of their opponents, to Yale by a I4 to z score, and to West Point by 1 1 to 6. Yale won the meet. Hamilton came to Ithaca on March lo. The meet, which was held in Sibley Dome, was the closest that the Varsity had engaged in during the season. Hamilton won by a score of II to 5, but the closeness of the actual point score is shown in the fact that in six of the bouts Cornell men were defeated by but one point. The total score, 87, to 76, shows that the Red and White foilsmen were defeated by just those six points. A point of interest was the fact that the Hamil- ton team was coached by j. lvl. Gelas, who was Cornell fencing mentor from ioo6 until IQIS. In a contest with the Foils Team from New York University on March I7 the Varsity showed the results of intensive practice when they defeated their opponents by a 6 to 3 score. Each member of the Red and White Team won two out of the three bouts in which he was entered. The point score for the meet was 58 to 46. The swordsmen went to Clinton for the last meet of the season, that with Hamilton. The meet resulted in a tie, each team winning eight bouts. ln total touches and swords won, however, the Red and White outscored their opponents. The Varsity foilsmen were in top form in this meet, and had it not been for the remarkable fencing of Kittell of the Clintonians, the Red and XVhite would have won easily. l-lowever, the improvement shown by the Varsity men was surprising, and on the form that they showed in this meet they ought to be able to score more victories next year, 552 1 It I I 'J I I 1 all I' N I I I l X l I I Edgerly Hathaway Hillelce Head Kerr Eaton Hunter Fletcher Stone Green Lautz ARTHUR TEMPLETON HUNTER, '23 , , . . Captain CLARENCE CHADDOCK HEAD, '13 . , Manager XVILLIAM EIDXVARD SKILTON, '24 Assistant Manager MAJOR JOHN PACE EDGERLY . . Coach TEAM RODNEY CHAFIN EATON, '23 . . . . Epee GORDON FORBES ASHTON FLETCHER, '24 . . Foils HOFFMAN REYNOLDS HAYS, '25 . . . Epee WILLIAM HENRY HORNE, JR, '23 . . Foils .ARTHUR TEMPLETON HUNTER, '23 . Sabers and Fails HOMER PADDOCK KERR, '24 . , . . . Saber.: SUBSTITUTES ROBERT SHELDON COLEMAN, '25 EDMUND EVERETT HILLEKE, '25 HAROLD KERMIT GREEN, '24 ALFRED JOSEPH LAUTZ, Z4 CHARLES LESTER HATHAWAY, '24 STEPHEN DONALD STONE, 24 XVILLIAM STUART ZABRISKIE, '26 RECORD Dale Score Score Place january I3 Cornell .I Columbia Ithaca February I7 Cornell O Navy Annapolis February 24 Cornell 8 West Point West Point Yale Ma rch I O Cornell 5 Hamilton Ithaca March I 7 Cornell O New York University Ithaca March Z4 Comell 8 Hamilton Clinton 553 T ll I 1 9 2 3 1 ll ll N li L I 1 x N ,i rr. 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If ,ill TX ' . e. llf ff I'-.IlIEiI::l:iEaun:!.gl.iZ Review ofthe 1922 Season y iozz was not a successful year in Tennis. interest in the sport was lacking, and there was not much of an organization to handle the outdoor season. There was considerable interest in indoor tennis during the winter of IQZI, however, and the Tennis Association put on a number of in- teresting matches. lt had been hoped that Tilden and Richards would be able to come here to play an exhibition contest, but Tilden's sickness at the last moment necessitated cancelling the date. The iqzz team played its first match on April zz, when the Syracuse team came to Ithaca. The play was close throughout, many of the games being very exciting. The match ended with the score at three all. The match with Columbia, scheduled for the following week, had to be postponed, and the next match for the Varsity was that with lvl. l. T., played in Cambridge on May oth. The Engi- neers had an easy time of it, taking live of the six matches. The Red and White did not fare much better the following week against Yale. The Blue players showed the results of good coaching and consistent practice. Four matches were played instead of the usual six, and the Yale men took them all. The Red and White showed some im- provement the next day against the West Point racquet-wielders, and succeeded in holding the Soldiers to a tie. Suender showed good form in this contest, his deliberate play, accurate place- ments, and dependable service accounting for many of the Red and White points. The Spring Day match with Michigan drew a good-sized gallery. Again the Cornell team proved to be no match for their opponents, the Ann Arbor players taking five of the six matches. The visitors showed the best game that had been seen in Ithaca during the season, and there was no doubt as to their deserving to win. Their doubles combinations were especially effective, and the singles players had no trouble in holding up their end. Cornell entered the lntercollegiates at Philadelphia on june 15th, but the team was elimi- nated in the early rounds. I 1 .. : t. ---1-'f.7. -e -ig-..,e ' if-,ltr-vu-J r,t E, ' '.- i 1 f . L -. . :, ,- a..'.'. - 'ne ,f.,, f.. , , ,A 554- ' ' N jrur. 3139233137 i-L4p31:aNs1.i.3i A 371 -f h is - 425 - vg2z2': zfZeWlewr211?.zxga42az-:zaww f:.51zmg1pj ' ,, - 'TT' T TT' - T '- , T H- ,f-U' --- ' ' v 'Y V-5 Y - Y my 1 1922 Tennis Team ' ' GEORGE HILYARD THORNTON '-- . Captain :li CARLTON CHASE PROPER '23 . . Acting Manager - ABRAM BASSFORD JR. 98 . . Coac I I 7' TEAM I ,ji Q CHARLES SMITH BARKELEW '22 WIILLIAM MILEHAM LEONARD, ' 4 I ALEAANDER I-IEADLEY HARPER '22 RUSSEL LIGHT SUENDER, '22 I GEORGE I-IILYARD THORNTON, '22 RECORD l V V Date Score Score Place J gl April 22 Cornell 3 Syracuse 3 Ithaca 'HIP' , P4 ' , y e' in fn- + ' XII 'T il I . ga? I Fl n ill ' n' 'l ,W ,' l s lv W 5' 1' 1 r .ul H1 , 1, N ', N ' '71 il ' I N' , . Kal , , ' h ' , ll ' 'N x R11 'H T if I i I I gl , i 7' ' 5 . I N ll M 'I ls VS' if . .s L R I li 1 I :Wkpril 29 Cornell O Columbia O Ithaca . fb May 6 Cornell i lvl. I. T. 5 Cambridge A' 1 T ' May 132 Cornell O 2. Yale 4 New Haven 5 May I3 Cornell 3 West Point 3 West Point 4, I May 'LI Cornell 1 Michigan 5 Ithaca : A ' 1 ' l june 25 Intercollegiates. Cornell eliminated. Philadelphia X ., i iPOstpOned On account of rain. 'r I , 5 ll . fl X. rl , N rl . 1 L A . 31 ' X ,. A Y fs - .3 1, ,i n I 1 ' , '5 . i W V f in L ,Ei V' ,-,f 1.-ff, - '. - ww. '-fsT',ft.ff .. p n.. av -1 . . Af.. - . , .Ta 4 f A O JL , , ,Z - , , Y , Y W A -i 5 W W if Q 555 II l 1 'J 'Z 1 Q' H ll! 'vi f. I I l N 1 D I 1l!i-.-aegis!!! 1--anlsiig iii!!! . qgiiiniiiivggaige . . 'llllMMi:y'M if iw 1-any - -I a 0 7Wf 1 - f :. . xi . . 6' In UI Review of the 1922 Season The iqzz Golf season was more successful than any in recent years. The Red and White niblick-wielders lost but one match during the season, against strong teams. The spring tour- nament, with thirty participants, showed that there would be plenty of material from which to choose a team. Victory in the tournament went to Bryant when he defeated jaffee in the final round. The team made a three-game trip to New York during the first week of May. Dartmouth was played on the morning of May 5th, and Columbia in the afternoon. ln the former match, the Red and White golfers were no match for their New Hampshire rivals. The latter had three state champions on their team, and had little trouble in winning all six matches. The afternoon match resulted in a victory for the Cornell golfers, 3 to 7.. The next day the Red and White played Pennsylvania at the Siwanoy Country Club in Mount Vernon. The match was close all the way. The last match, that between Meyer of Cornell and Conte of Penn, was the most interesting of the day. At the end of eighteen holes they were even, but Conte won the extra hole and the match. The men stayed all night as the guests of the Club and resumed the match the next day. This time the Red and White won decisively, 3 to 1. Captain I-lukill of the Cornell aggregation furnished the fireworks of the day when he pulled his match out of the fire after being two down on the sixteenth hole. In the next two holes he evened things up, and on the twentieth managed to win. The next match was with Syracuse, and was played on the course of the lthaca Country Club. Syracuse found difficulty at first in negotiating the new course, but after they had found their stride, they put up a good battle. The early lead gained by the lthacans was too much for the Orange to overcome, however, and the latter were able to capture but one match out of the six that were played. On the following Saturday the Red and White players went to Syracuse for a return match. This time the Syracusans were familiar with the course and were able to tie the score at three all. The captains agreed to play oh! the tie, but another tie resulted. By that time it was too late to play any longer, and the match had to be left a tie. Cornell was not represented by a team in the lntercollegiates as the majority of the team were unable to make the trip. Of the Cornellians who entered the individial competitions, Meyer alone qualihed, and soon afterwards he was eliminated by Vwfard. 556 'lj RYE 1 9 z sy ,gm-yo IL rr Jr: L L 1 Em, 'tel ww- pl YY 1922 Gobf Team JAMES LAING HUKILL, JR., '22 Captain .BERTRAM HAZEN PECK, '23 . . Manager CARLETON ELLIOTT BRYANT, '22 WILTON JAFFEE, '24 JAMES LAING I-IUKILL, JR., '22 HENRY CODDINGTON MEYER, '23 rlr 52 1 5, I E Q-'I , :Ju I Y 4 E Lx A F4 AJ 551 5? 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I, -. , , . 5 ,'.g,y,,f.'fv:, .V , - .1 x N - 2 '-U X -4 Qi -Vw ' A- ' , ln I I I X I1 !'y55i31i I L 5, ' , .f . -'y f -Q 2 I ,I llh m. n u . ,I , . . . . I I y,I. Iii.--' III , EFI I 5:4596 II: I 1 II 'I 1' ,I -I AA3QE:jgA,I5w f..ljl'GfI5?5:?g .I If . n.. ,,, II I 7 ' ' 1 S 'f,fl 'i11wf L. , '3i,fi1:: s, J-- -1 35+ Ii -1 SMT L ' L XE W. A mm m f gk J f- v' ' Vi 'QU in 1 5 1 f .gI II I . III I ..-,-v?y I I II A 7 ,V 2 f W 1 ? 1 f I II III I., 7 Q W W lxxwlg I I Ili MI, f I. I , . N A ll i.lI-4 AEM UMM 5i SENJE N AVALON GRANT ADAMS, Av, Newark, N. -I. Arts and-Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Wadleigh High School. Four years at Cornell. Vocational Guidance Committee 4, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. ELISABETH WIDMAYER ALGEO, Betty, Lansdale, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-One. Prepared at Lansdale High School. Four years at Cornell. AOH, Basketball Team 2, 3. CHARLOTTE WINTRINGHAM ALLEN, Poughkeepsie. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Millbrook Memorial School. Pour years at Cornell. EK, Class Endowment Fund Com- mittee, Y. W. C. A. Large Cabinet 4, State Cash Scholarship. . ESTHER ANTELL, Polly , New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at W'adleigh High School. Pour years at Cornell. '86 Memorial Stage, Ethics Club, Womens Cosmopolitan Club, Womens Debate Club, Menorah Society, Assistant in Economics. l'lARRlET ELIZABETH ARMSTRONG, Richmond Hill. Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Rich- mond Hill High School. Four years at Cornell. AZ. l.iLLiAN MARY BACON, Lol, Canandaigua. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Can- andaigua Academy. Four years at Cornell. ACID, Raven and Serpent, Crew IQ Risley House Committee z, Womens Self-Government Association, Chairman of Calendar 1. BERTHA GLADYS BAKER, Billie, Minetto. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Oswego High School. Pour years at Cornell. State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. GLADYS FERGUSON BARKLEY, Clad, Blairsville, Pa. Agriculture. Age, twenty-seven. Pre- pared at Blairsville High School. Three years at Cornell. Womens Choral Club, Frigga Fylgae, Treasurer 4. 562 CLAUDIA MARIE BARNES, Buffalo. Law, Prepared at Hutchinson-Central High School., Pour years at Cornell. KBITQ Womens Cosmopolitan Club 3, President 4, Buffalo XVomen s Club ' ' d. 3, 4, President 3 , The Cornell Law Quarterly Boar ADELE GESINE BARTELS, Dele, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Washington Irving High School. Two years at Cornell. TEQ, Wayside Aftermath, Para- bola Club g' Deutscher Verein. MARGARET PORTER BATEMAN, Peg, johannesburg, South Africa. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Roe Dean School. Four years at Cornell. ACD, Mortar Board, Hockey Team 3, 4, Crew 3, Tennis Team, Manager 3, President of Risleyg Dramatic Club 1, 3, 4, MAURINE KATHERINE BEALS, Bealsie, Wayland. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Wayland High School. Four years at Cornell. AP, Basketball Team, Baseball Team, Dra- matic Club. ROSE BECKENSTEIN, New York City. Arts and Sciences, Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Washington Irving High School. Two years at Cornell. ELVA BECKER, Beck, Columbia, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Colum- bia High School. Four years at Cornell. KKF, FLORENCE LOUISE BECKER, Polly, Brooklyn. Agriculture. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at ' ' ' C Z C jamaica High School. Two years at Cornell. AZ, Eastman Stage 4. Kermis ast 4 oun- try Community Club, Scribe 4: Women's Debate Club 4: YVornen's Cvlee Club 3, 4, Frigga Fylgae 3, 4. k C A t nd Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at the Acad- BEATRICE BELSER, New Yor ity. r s a emy of the Sacred Heart. Four years at Cornell. 563 ANNA CLARA CAROLINE BESIC, Anne, West Hoboken, N. J. Arts and Sciences, Age, twenty- two, Prepared at Emerson High School. Four years at Cornell. EMMA MARTHA BESIC, Em, Weehawken, N. I Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Emerson High School. Four years at Cornell. IIHBKQ L. O. V., Treasurer 2, Secretary 3, Presi- dent 4, La Tertulia Estudiantina, Secretary 3, 41 Women's Self-Government Association Council 41 Women's Cvlee Club 41 Deutscher Verein. EDNA BIGGS, Ed, New York City. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Curtis High School, Three years at Cornell. MABEL ABBEY BLEND, Berkshire. Agriculture. Age, forty. Prepared at Cortland Normal School. Three years at Cornell. TIAS, ON, Home Economics Advisory Council 4. MERRILENE ESTHER BLOSS, Blossvale. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Rome Free Academy. Three years at Cornell. EK. WINIFRED IDA BLY, i'Freddie, Ashville. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Chautauqua High School. Four years at Cornell. Frigga Fylgaeg College Honor Cvroup 2. A MARJORIE BOOL, Marj, Ithaca, Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty, Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. KA, Crew 1, 2, 35 Basketball Team 1, 3, 42 Womens Cvlee Club 2, Womens Mandolin Club 41 State Cash Scholarship. ELIZABETH POTTER BOOTH, Betty, Utica. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Syracuse North High School. Four years at Cornell: QDBKQ QJKKIJQ State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. 564 lRElNE ELEANOR BOSTROM, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Manual Training High School, Three years at Cornell. KKF. CATHERINE HIGHLEY BOWERS, Kit,i' Columbia, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepareduat Columbia High School. Two and one-half years at Cornell, IxKl . ESTHER HALL BRACE, Essie, Richmond Hill. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Richmond Hill High School. Four years at Cornell. AZ, Womens Glee Club 3, 4. E. :I TH DOROTHY BRENNAN, Dot, Melrose, Mass. Agriculture. Prepared at Melrose High School. I I Three vears at Cornell. fI1Kfl11 Women s Agricultural Association, Vegetable Gardening Club, Agassiz Club. GERALDINE ANNA BRITTINC, jerry, Williamsville. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-One. Pre- ' ' ' ' ll. l-l lc T pared at Williamsville High School. Four years at Corne oc ey eam z, 4. F ENCE THELMA BROADBOOKS, Flo, Flory, Attica. Landscape Architecture. Age, LOR twenty-One. Prepared at Attica High School. Four years at Cornell. HELEN ELIZABETH BROWN, Brownie, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. EDNA lVlAE BUCK, Eddie, Glens Falls. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Glens Falls High School. Four years at Cornell. 565 GRACE CONSTANCE BULLEN. Paterson, N. J. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Paterson High School. Four years at Cornell. Womens Glee Club zg Wayside Aftermath. ALICE ALINDA BURNHAM, Linda, Worcester, Mass. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at North High School. Four years at Cornell. Archery Team 2, 3, 4: Cercle Fran- cais, Cosmopolitan Club, Leader, Womens Glee Club, Advanced Choir I, 1, 3, 4. MARY LOUISE BUTLER, i'Brick, Plattsburg. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Plattsburg High School. Four years at Cornell. KKFQ College Honor Committee 3. KATHERINE I.EoNoRA CAMPBELL, Dansville. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Dansville High School. Four years at Cornell. Apethg Silver Bay Club, Choral Club 33 State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. CATHERINE SARA CAMPION, Puss, Philadelphia. Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Germantown High School. Four years at Cornell. AOIT1 Crew z, 3. JANE ADELAIDE CARBONI, jen, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared A: t Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. ITA9, La Tertulia Estudiantina, Assis'ant Treasurer 4, State Cash Scholarship. ALICE ALMA CHRISTINE CARLSON. Chris Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. 4I3KCI3Q Agassiz Club z, 3, 4, joint Winner First Prize Kermis 43 College Honor Group 2. 3. SYLVIA RUTH CASPE, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Hunter High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. Womens Cosmopolitan Club. 566 MMM- lVlARGARET LOUISE BATCHELOR CHAPMAN, Peggy, Thornburg, Pa. Agriculture. Age, twenty- one. Prepared at Swarthmore High School. Two years at Cornell. AP lVlARY ADAMS CI-IIPMAN, Chippy, New York City. Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Dean Academy. Four years at Cornell. ANNE CAMERON CI-IISHOLM, Fort Covington. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Fort Covington High School. Pour years at Cornell. AEAQ Women's Clee Club 1, 3, 41 State Cash Scholarship. MARION GLENN CLAPP, Clappie, Deerfield. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at ' ' ' l b. Utica Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. AAA, Dramatic C u ared at Clifton AMY BELLE CLOUGH, Clifton, N. KI. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prep High School. Four years at Cornell. AEA, Hockey Team I, zp Women's Glee Club 1, 3, ALICE ELAINE CLYDE, Chippewa Falls, Wis. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-One. Prepared at ' ll. Notre Dame High School. Two years at Corne A riculture Age twenty Prepared at Cazenovia EVELYN GRACE COE, Billie, Cincinnatus. g . , . Seminary. Four years at Cornell, Kermis Play 31 Womens Glee Club zg Frigga Fylgaeg State Cash Scholarship. KATHARINE COI-IEN, Kay, New York City. Landscape Architecture, Prepared at Englewood High School, New jersey. Four years at Cornell. 567 MILDRED LAVINA COLTON, Mil, Sherburne. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Sherburne High School. Four years at Cornell. MARIBELLE CORMACK, Mary, Buffalo. Arts and Sziences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Lafayette High School. Four years at Cornell. AEA, Buffalo Womens Club, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. HELEN Lois CORNELL, Buffalo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Masten Park High School. Four years at Cornell. Women's Glee Club zg Portfolio Club 3, 4. GLADYS CUNNINGHAM, Glad, Atlantic City, N. J. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Atlantic City High School. Four years at Cornell. AZ. DOROTHY CURTIS, Dot, Hoboken, N. J. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Hoboken High School. Four years at Cornell. AZg TI.A9g Crew vg Portfolio Club. ELSIE CURTIS, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Girls' High School. Three years at Cornell. Baseball Team 35 Women's Clee Club. JENNIE AUGUSTA CURTIS, jen, Albany. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two, Prepared at Newport High School, Vermont. One year at Cornell. AAA. MARGARET ALLERTON CUSHMAN, Peg, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. A1115 College Honor Committee 33 All-Cornell Dance Committee 3, 4g Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 3, 4Q Agricultural Association, Vice-President 41 Class Secretary 43 Silver Bay Club, President 4, Frigga Fylgae. I L, W. . 568 LOUISE CHASE DADMUN, Daddy, Rensselaer. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at McKinley High School, Washington, D. C, Two years at Cornell. JEAN LOUISE DANES, jean, Homer. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Homer Academy. Four years at Cornell. ALICE CATHERINE DASSANCE, Ted, Newfield. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-five. Pre- pared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. FRANCES ESTHER DAVIS, Dave, Pitcher. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Cin- cinnatus High School. Four years at Cornell. Wayside Aftermathg Women's Rifle Club, Womens Glee Club 1, 3, Advanced Choir 4. ALICE DAVISON, Davey, Lynbrook. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Lawrence High School. Four years at Cornell. KA. ADELE HOLLIS DEAN, Deanie, Rochester. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at East High School. Four years at Cornell. AZ. V DOROTHY CELIA DELANY, Dot, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. AEA 3 ON, Raven and Serpent g Mortar Board, Sedowag Basketball Team I, z, 3, Manager IQ Baseball Team I, 2, 3, Captain IQ Winner of W. A. A. C , Freshman Banquet Committee, Hades Stunt Committee zg Chairman, Women's Student Relief Drive Committee 3, Y. W. C. A. Small Cabinet 4, Home Economics Advisory Council 41 W. A. A. Council 2, Outing Club Council 3 g Womens Self-Government Associa- tion Council 45 Women's Cvlee Club zg Women's Mandolin Club 4, President Pan-Hellenic Association 4, The Cornell Annuals Board 3, Womens Editor 4.' HELEN DELAP, Kansas City, Mo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-tWO. Prepared at Central High School. Four years at Cornell. KA9. 569 MARY ZIEGLER DEMEREC, lgevsk, Russia. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at jamaica High School. Four years at Cornell. NVornen's Cosmopolitan Club. KATHRYN RUTH DENNISTON, 'iKayc, Uniontown, Pa. Agriculture. Prepared at Uniontown High School, Two and one-half years at Cornell. Vifomens Mandolin Club. FRANCES BARBARA DEUEL, Barb, Chittenango. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Yates High School. Four years at Cornell. KKF. DOROTHEA CLAIRE DICKINSON, Dick, New York City. Architecture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Horace Mann School. Four years at Cornell. KKP3 Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, Captain 2, Crew 1, zg Winner of VJ. A. A. C , President, Women's Athletic Association, Cosmopolitan Club. MARJORIE ISABEL DICKSON, Margie, Bovina Centre. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Oneonta High School. Four years at Cornell, Apethg State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. IRENE DOROTHY DOBROSCKY, 'Llimmif' Yonkers. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Yonkers High School. Four years at Cornell. Agassiz Club 5 Womens Agricultural Associa- tion. ELVA Rose DONNELL, Elf, South Amboy, N. J. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Pre- pared at Asbury Park High School. Four years at Cornell. AEA, Women's Glee Club 3, 4. MARION RUTH DREW, Sunshine, Los Angeles, Calif. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Tupper Lake High School. One and one-half years at Cornell. 570 ST l iNfl,xRoARET lXlliNDEXHALL DL'C.1lflESNE. i'N'ligs, Buffalo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Lafayette High School. Four years at Cornell. AEA1 Archery Team 3, 43 XVomen's Glee Club 3. ADA LOUISE DLIFFIES, Washington, D. C. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Central High School. Two years at Cornell. Xgll Basketball Team 3. HELEN EISENBERG. Petey, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Newtown High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. XVomen's Cosmopolitan Clubp lN4enorah Societ y, IXAILDRED OLIVE EVANS, Mil, Niagara Falls. Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Niagara Falls High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. rts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. DOROTHY ANTOINETTE FELLOWS, Dot, Middletown. A Prepared at lvliddletown High School. Two years at Cornell. KKF. ELIZABETH FENN, Betty, Aurora. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Sherwood Select School. Four years at Cornell. MARION FISH, Rochester. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at West High School. Three years at Cornell. EK. EVELYN ESTI-IER FOLKS, Yonkers, Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Yonkers High School. Four years at Cornell. KAQQ Women's Self-Government Association, Ex- ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' W ' C olitan Club eeutive Committee 4, Chairman, Citizenship Committee 4, omens osmop 3, 42 Vyfornens Debate Club 3, President 41 Country Community Club 3. 43 The Cornell Era Board, Women's Business Representative 3, 4. 571 FLORENCE JANE FOSTER, Flo, Homer. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Homer Academy. Four years at Cornell, AOHQ Baseball Team 1, 3, Womens Mandolin Clubg State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. WILHELMINA KRoos Foutk, Billie, Brooklyn. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Two years at Cornell. AF. SARAH FOX, Sal, New York City. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at NVadleigh High School. Two and one-half years at Cornell. Agassiz Club, Intercollegiate Menorah Society, College Honor Group 2. Q BARBARA CATHARINE FRETZ, Barb, Easton, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Easton High School. Four years at Cornell. AAA, Raven and Serpent, Mortar Board, Basketball Team 4, Risley House Committee, Secretary zg President of Sill House 3, Treasurer of Outside Houses 3, Y. W. C. A. Large Cabinet 7., 3, Small Cabinet 4. KATHERINE GERTRLIDE FROMER, Kitty, Far Rockaway. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. prepared at Pemberton High School, New jersey. Two years at Cornell. ABQ, Women's Glee Club QQ Advanced Choir. MIRIAM MAI GARRETSON, Buffalo. Chemistry. Age, twenty. Prepared at Masten Park High School. Two years at Cornell. LAURA LORETTA GEER, Lolly, Marathon. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Marathon High School, Four years at Cornell. 'lIDBKg ITAQQ Y, W. C. A. Cabinet 4, Womens Glee Club 2, 3, Secretary 4, Wayside Aftermath, Secretary 3, 4, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, Undergraduate Scholarship. MARY BEATRICE GEORGE, Bee, Ithaca. Landscape Architecture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Western High School, Washington, D. C. Four years at Cornell. 'iJKfIPg Crew 1. 572 5 I lvl l I X1 l 1 l 1 X . , I ,., , . . . . g ,. V. . .. . . ,f w . .. .1 1-1-.1-Y V' . V .' ' qs' .. MARIAN ESTHER GIBBS, Homer. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Homer Academy. Two years at Cornell. - ETHEL GOLDBERG, Athal, jamaica. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Girls' High School. Four years at Cornell. Hockey Team zg Tennis Team 1. REINA GOODMAN, jersey City, N. ul. Agriculture. Age. twenty-two. Prepared at Dickinson High School. Four years at Cornell. AEKIF. ALICE CRAMER GREEN, Greenie, Philadelphia, Pa. Chemistry. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Germantown High School. Four years at Cornell. AOTIQ Freshman Banquet Committee. ETHEL lVlELLOWS GRIFFEN, White Plains. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Pleasantville High School. Four years at Cornell. TIBCI1. HELEN IVIAE GSAND, Gessand, Philadelphia, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Pre- pared at Germantown High School. Four years at Cornell. AOTI: Mortar Board, Fresh- man Banquet Committeeg Vice-President Y. W. C. A. 2, President 4. MARJORIE MARION GUGGOLZ, New York City. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Hunter College High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. ELLEN HANFORD, NValton. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Walton High School. Four years at Cornell. HAQ-35 Y. W. C. A. Cabinetg Apethg State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. A i .. T i ,. . , Ag L -,.L,- LL. . .. f,.,. V... .. . . , . ,, ,f ..f 1, ,.' .-if 3,1-Q-,..,ig.fg-.,.,,,tJi- 3. , If Q-.,,L.s,,,.4,'.,. J . 4 . -fl-115 5 if .Q -. .L,.t4J4f' A: 37 -L 1- 5,711 V Jirigi A ,YAFH-g-Y --.- ,Y-17 .l +- J . 573 MARJORY MARY HANNIFAN, Marge, Glean. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Olean High School. Four years at Cornell. HB'-IJ. ALICE BERNICE l'l.ARDING, Albion. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Albion High School. Four years at Cornell. KA9. RUTH LOUISE HARDY, Tappan. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Haverstraw High School. Four years at Cornell. State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. GERTRUDE HARTZELL, Gert, Buffalo. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Lafayette High School. Four years at Cornell. AP, Women's Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4. FRANCES ALDEN HASKINS, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at ErasmuS Hall High School. Four years at Cornell. Baseball Team 1 g Hockey Team 1, 1, 3, 4g Apethg State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. lVlADELINE NEVA HATCH, Maddie, South Fallsburg. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Monticello High School. Four years at Cornell. AEAQ Cercle Francais, La Tertulia Estudiantinag Womens Cvlee Club 2, 4, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. HELEN MARION HEDDEN, Eddie, Buffalo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Lafayette High School. Four years at Cornell. dJBKg I'IA9g Risley House Committee 42 NVayside Aftermath, Buffalo Womens Clubg Womens Cvlee Club zg State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. GERTRUDE CECELIA HEIM, Mike, Utica. Agriculture. Age, twenty-twoi Prepared at Utica Free Academy. Three years at Cornell. Newman Club. , 574 CAROLYN ELIZABETH HELLER, Carol, Feura Bush. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Ravena High School. Four years at Cornell. The Cornell Countryman Board I, 2, 3. GRACE KATHARINE HENRICH. Buffalo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. 'Prepared at ' d C ' t e Masten Park High School. Four years at Cornell. Class Endowment Fun ommit e ig Y. W. C. A, Cabinet I, 1, 3, 4,1 Womens Census Taker, NVayside Aftermath, Womens Glee Club 3, 4, State Cash Scholarship. M E EINE MARGARET HICKEY, lthaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at AD L lthaca High School. Four years at Cornell. AZ, CIJBKQ KDKIDQ Class Endowment Fund Committee I g Portfolio Club, College Honor Group i 3 State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, Undergraduate Scholarship. GERTRUDE Hicks, Hickey, Pelham Manor. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at New Rochelle High School. Four years at Cornell, ON, Home Economics Advisory Council 4, Class Publicity Manager .ig Historian of Class in Home Economics 4, Frigga Fylgae. ANNA LIDDELL HILL, Anne, Scranton, Pa, Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Scranton Central High School. Three years at Cornell. ITBQDQ Hockey Team I, z. IRENE MARGUERITE HILL, Pleasantville. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Pleasantville High School. Four years at Cornell. Archery Team 13 Hockey Team 3, 4, Save House Committee 33 Womens Glee Club 3, 4Q State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, b LOUISE ALFREDA HILL, Fritzie, West NVebster. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Pre- ' N ' H A ' A I h pared at Webster High School. Four years at Cornell. fDBK, TIAO, fI9KfP, pet 3 Womens Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Cercle Francais, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, Under- graduate Scholarship. ANNA KIMMEL HOEHLER, Anne, Philadelphia, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at West Philadelphia High School. Four years at Cornell. KAQQ Mortar Board, ' ' ' - ' A W e 's Self- Raven and Serpentg Y. W. C. A., Finance Committee 2, 3, Vice President 4, om n Government Association Council 4, Womens Cosmopolitan Clubg Publicity Manager of Class 41 The Cornell Daily Sun Board, Assistant Womens Editor 1, 3. 710 VIOLET lVlABEL HOLLOWAY, Vi, New York City. Arts and Sciences, Age, twenty-four, Pre- pared at Wadleigh High School. Four years at Cornell. Crew 2. 31 Women's Glee Club zp Women's Mandolin Club 41 Womens Debate Club 3, 41 State Cash and Tuition Scholar- ships, Undergraduate Scholarship. ' GERTRUDE HOLMES, Gert, Philadelphia, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Germantown High School. Four years at Cornell, AOTI. EMILY LOUISE HOWELL, Em, Corning. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Corning Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. La Tertulia Estudiantinag Cercle Francais, College Honor Group IQ State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. lRENE LYDIA HOWER, Danielsville, Pa. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Keystone State Normal School. Two and one-half years at Cornell. ON, Home Economics Advisory Council 4. LELA- HOWER, Danielsville, Pa. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Keystone Stat: Normal School. Two and one-half years at Cornell. ON, Home Economics Advisory Council 4. MARIE lVEITA HUGHES. Port Jervis. Arts and Sciences, Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Port Jervis High School. Four years at Cornell. XQQ Hockey Team I, 1, 3, 4Q State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. RUTH SUMNER HUNCERFORD, Auburn. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Kearny High School, New jersey. One year at Cornell. V ELIZABETH HUNTER, 'Libf' Grand Gorge. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at A Yonkers High School. Four years at Cornell. Basketball Team 2, 4, Baseball Team z, 3. 576 liATHARlNE HUSTED, Kay, Lonaconing, Md. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Central High School. Four years at Cornell. HBCD. EVELYN ALICE lHRlG, Lyn, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Packer Collegiate Institute. Two years at Cornell. HBCD, Dramatic Club. HELEN MARIE lvEs, Albany. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Albany High School. Four years at Cornell. EK, Hockey Team 2, 3, 43 Class Endowment Fund Com- mittee 1 3 Cercle Franqais: State Cash Scholarship. GEMMA JACKSON, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Curtis High School. Four years at Cornell. HELEN PLATT JACKSON, jack, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. Hockey Team, x, 3. MILDRED MARIETTA JACKSON, jack, West Danby. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. MILDRED GERTRUDE AIANSEN, Pine Bush. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Wall- kill High School. Four years at Cornell. KAREN JENSENIUS, Kolly, Bristol, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Germantown High School. Four years at Cornell. AOHQ Crew 1, z, 3, Manager z ,gg Class Endowment Fund Committee r 3 Womens Athletic Association Council, Publicity Manager 3. 577 CLARA ELIZABETH JONAS, Sally, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Pour years at Cornell. ON, HA8g Home Economics Advisory Council 4Q L. O. V., Women's Cosmopolitan Club, College Honor Group 3. ADA ELIZABETH JONES, Dizzy, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Wilkes-Barre High School. Four years at Cornell. KAQ Class Endowment Fund Com- mittee, XVomen's Clee Clubg Erigga Fylgaeg Advanced Choir. OLIVE RILLA JONES, Westfield. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Westfield High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. ON, fI1K1IP. EEATRICE KAI-IN, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. .Prepared at ,Iulia'Rich- man High School. Four years at Cornell. EAT. ,IEANNETTE KATCHEN, jean, Newark, N. j. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at South Side High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. AECDQ Basketball Team I, 3, 4. HELEN IQEANE, Pine Island, Ivlinn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Saint Clare Academy. Two years at Cornell. Dramatic Club. CELINA RAY KELLEY, Skelley, Patterson. Agriculture. Age, twenty-seven. Prepared at Patterson High School. Four years at Cornell. RUTH VERA KLOCK, Rufus, Syracuse. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Phoenix High School. Four years at Cornell. KfI1A. 578 RACHEL KOOTZ, Rae, Portsmouth, Va. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Portsmouth High School. Four years at Cornell. EAT, Womens Cosmopolitan Club. ELSIE CAROLINE l4REY, L. C., Washington, D. C, Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at McKinley High School. Four years at Cornell. , EMMA GUNTHBR KUCHLEI1, Puss, New Rochelle. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared ' ll. Ad d Ch ' 1, ,Wayside After- at New Rochelle High School. Four years at Corne Vance oir 3 math, Womens Cwlce Club, Vice-President 3, Frigga Fylgae. ROSE KURLAND, Rowey, New York City. Law. Age, twenty. Prepared at Washington Irving High School. Two years at Cornell. GERTRUDE GUGATSCH LEAR, Gert, Bethlehem, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. P e ared at Moravian Preparatory School. Four years at Cornell. Class Treasurer 4, Risley V P House Committee 4, Advanced Choir 45 Womens Cvlee Club 2, 3, 4, Women s Debate Club 3. ELIZABETH BEAVER LERCH, Sliz, Allentown, Pa. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Mary Baldwin Seminary. Three years at Cornell. AF, Basketball Team, Captain z, Manager QQ A. C. A. C. W. Entertainment Committee 4, Class Vice-President 3, 4g Womens Self-Government Association Council 43 Womens Athletic Association, Vice-President 3, Womens Dramatic Club. HARIEET GRAY LINCOLN, Abe, Glens Falls. Agriculture. Age, twenty-eight. Four years at ornell. RUTH ELIZABETH LOWE, i'Betty, lthaca. Architecture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at lthaca High School. Three years at Cornell. Womens Mandolin Club, Frigga Fylgae. 579 MARCUERITE TI-IORA LUDY, Newton, Mass. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Newton High School. Three years at Cornell. AOII. BESS LURIE, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Newtown High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. BARBARA MCCLINTOCK, Brooklyn. Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Four years at Cornell. QIJKQH. MARIE ANTOINETTE MAHER, Cortland. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Cortland High School. Four years at Cornell. Womens Cosmopolitan Club, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. THERESA CLARA MALFARA, Tess, johnsonburg, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at -Iohnsonburg High School. HELEN MARGARET MARSH, Waterloo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Myn- derse Academy. Four years at Cornell. AZ. GERTRUEE MARTIN, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Ithaca High Schcol. Four years at Cornell. KAQQ Freshman Banquet Committee, Dramatic Club 3, 4. MARGARET LUCY MASON, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. 580 GERTRLTDE blATHEXK'SON, i'Trudie, Staten lsland. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Curtis High School. Four years at Cornell. 141411, ON, Mortar Boardg Crew 7.3 Fresh- man Banquet Committee, All-Cornell Dance Committee 3, Secretary 42 Home Economics Advisory Council 43 Y. XV. C. A. Large Cabinet 23 Womens Self-Govemrnent Association Council 43 Portfolio Club3 The Cornell Daily Sun Board, Assistant Womens Editor 2, 3, Womens Editor 4. IVIAY MARGARET lVlATTSON,-l3IT1CStOWl'1. Agriculture. Age, twenty-six, Prepared at Jamestown High School. Pour years at Cornell. I-IAQ, Mortar Boardg Sedowag Womens Self-Govern- ment Association, Executive Committee 4, judiciary Committee 4g Chairman, Senior Ad- visory Committee 43 Risley House Committee 43 Home Economics Advisory Council 43 Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 43 Prigga Fylgaeg Silver Bay Clubg Womens Glee Club 3, 43 College Honor Group 1. HELEN JEAN MAYERS, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Girls' High School. Three years at Cornell. State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. HELEN MARJORIE MEAYS, Baldwinsville. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Bald- winsville High School. Four years at Cornell. AAA, State Cash Scholarship. IDA GERTRUDE MELLEFONT, Belmont. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Belmont High School. Pour years at Cornell. fIJK4I?3 Apeth3 College Honor Group 1, 7,3 State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. SARAH JOSEPHINE METCALFE, jo, Great Kills. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Moravian Seminary. Pour years at Cornell. AZ, Y. XV. C. A. Cabinet 3, 4, MARIE GESINE MEYER, Richmond Hill. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Richmond Hill High School. F our years at Cornell. DORIS PINDER MIFFLIN, Bobbie, Oneida. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Oneida High School. Pour years at Cornell. Apethg State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. ,TTT 581 LILLIAN EVELYN MILLER, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Homer Academy. Four years at Cornell. I-IAQ, Kermis Play 33 Prigga Fylgaeg State Cash Scholarship. HELEN ELIZABETH MORRIS, Wheeling, W. Va. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Sweet Briar College. Two years at Cornell. XQ. ROWENA ALLEN MORSE, Renna, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. ACD3 CIDBKQ Portfolio Clubg XVomen's Cosmo- politan Club. ANNA MOTYCKA, Anne, Dolgeville. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Utica Free Academy. Pour years at Cornell. Baseball Team I, 1, 33 State Cash and Tuition Scholar- ships. ALICE INIOURONVAL, Staten Island. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Curtis High School. Four years at Cornell. Al 3 Mortar Boardg Raven and Serpentg President of Cas- cadilla Group of Grganized Houses zg President of Outside Houses 43 Y. NV. C. A. Cabinet 1, 3 3 Womens Self-Government Association Council 43 Cercle Francais, Secretary 43 Womens Dramatic Club, Associate Member 43 State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. CONSTANCE GERTRUDE MUNFORD, Cooperstown. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Cooperstown High School. Four years at Cornell. ITA 3 L. O. V.3 State Cash Scholarship. LOTTIE MURRAY, Virginia, Boones Mill, Va. Arts and Sciences. Prepared at jefferson High School. Four years at Cornell. VIRGINIA WALTON NEEDI-IAM, Din, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. KKP3 fIJBK3 College Honor Group 1, 31 State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. 582 ALICE ELIZABETH NEXVBURY, i'Pat, lvliddlc Falls. Arts and Sciences, Age, twenty-one. Pre- ' ' 1 ' A 2 ' Cl- Cl b. pared at Greenwich High School. Four years at Cornell. RA, Vxfomcn s cc u lXf1AI1Y GINEVRA NICHOLS, Watkins. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four, Prepared at NVatkins High School. Four years at Cornell. ESTELLE CHAPUIS NooN, Stelle, Hempstead. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-seven. Pre- pared at Hicksville High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell, AEA. HELEN FRANCES NORTHUP, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. AF, Mortar Board, Raven and Serpent, Crew 2, 3, Archery Team IQ Womens Self-Government Association Council 3, 4, Secretary 4, Chair- man, Junior Advisory Committee, Class Treasurer I, Secretary 2, President 4g Treasurer, Womens Athletic Council 31 Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 35 Vice-President, Arts Association 43 Class Endowment Fund Committee I 3 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Librarian 3, Vice-President 4Q Cercle Franqais 2, Festival Chorus I 3 Advanced Choir 2, State Cash Scholarship, AILEEN OTCONNELL, Peggy, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. AFD, Dramatic Club. LUCY ORENSTEIN, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Wash- ington lrving High School. Three years at Cornell. Womens Cosmopolitan Club, Treasurer 2, Director 3. REBECCA ORNSTEIN, Yogi, Brooklyn. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Girls' High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. Womens Cosmopolitan Club, Womens Agricultural Association. BERNICE MARY PARRY, Carbondale, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Carbondale High School. Four years at Cornell. XQ. 583 HILDEGARDE lXfl.ARlE PAYER, Coquimbo, Chile. Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Schenectady High School. Four years at Cornell. LAVINIA LAWREY PENGELLY, Pen, Hazleton, Pa. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Hazleton High School. Three years at Cornell. HBfI1. EVA MAY PEPLINSKI, Polly Pep, Mohawk. Agriculture. Age, twenty-seven. Prepared at Mohawk High School. Three years at Cornell. ON 3 fIJKCIJg Sedowag Home Economics Advisory Council 4, Senior Class Secretary, Home Economicsg The Cornell Countryman Board 3, XVomen's Editor 4g Women's Glee Club z, 3. ELIZABETH TILLOTSON PETERS, Polly, Freeville. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Four years at Cornell. ROSE PHILLIPS, Corning. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Corning Free Acad- emy. Four years at Cornell. EATQ Women's Self-Government Association Council 45 Vocational Guidance Committee 3, Chairman 45 State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. ETHEL MAE PICKARD, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at West llgligh School. Two years at Cornell. Women's Glee Clubg Cercle Francais, La Tertulia studiantina. RUTH BELL PRESTON, Rufus, Oxford. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Four years at Cornell. ONQ Home Economics Advisory Council 4, L. O. V. AMELIA PAULINE REPP, Amy, Newburgh. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Newt urgh Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. EKQ Sage House Committee 1.5 Cercle Frang-aisg State Cash Scholarship. 584 FRANCES VIOLET RICE, Ricey, Philadelphia, Pa. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Germantown High School. Four years at Cornell. Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball Team, Manager 1, 2, 3 , Track Team 3, Manager 4, Winner of W. A. A. C , Women's Mandolin Club, President 41 Womens Glee Club 2, 3, A. I. E. E. RUTH VANBUREN RICE, Ricey, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. Sedowag Crew 2, 3, Y. W. C. A., Publicity Committee 3, Chairman, Social Committee 42 Senior Class President, Home Economics, College Class Vice-President 4, Country Community Club, Silver Bay Club. ELEANOR EVA RILEY, Rochester. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at East High School. Four years at Cornell. Sedowa, Y. NV. C. A. Cabinet 3, 4, Women's Self-Government Associa- tion Council 4, Silver Bay Club, Country Community Club, Erigga Fylgae. LILLIAN JANE ROBERTS, Sharon Springs. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Cobleskill High School. Four years at Cornell. Hockey Team 2, Women's Cosmopolitan Club, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. OLGA RoCKow, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Girls' High School. Four years at Cornell. Ethics Club, Secretary 3, 4, Women's Cosmopolitan Club, State Cash Scholarship. ALICE GERTRUDE VON ROEDER, Tex, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, nineteen, Prepared at Wadleigh High School. One year at Cornell. AOH. DOROTHY HELEN RONTO, Dot, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. Newman Club, Frigga Fylgae. IONA VERNIE ROSE, Owner, Adams. Agriculture. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Oswego High School. Two years at Cornell. 585 EMMA SKINNER ROSEBOOM, Peg, Worcester. Agriculture. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Worcester High School. Three years at Cornell. Kermis Play 3, Apethg Frigga Fylgae. MARY LILLIAN ROSS, Lil, Cohoes. Arts and Sciences. Age. twenty-one. Prepared at Egberts Institute. Two years at Cornell. XQg State Cash Scholarship. BEATRICE RUTH RUBIN, Bea, Philadelphia, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at West Philadelphia High School. Four years at Cornell. ELIZABETH RUTH RYCKMAN, Betty, Brocton. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Brocton High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. Frigga Eylgaeg President of Waite House 4. AMELIA ANNE RYDER, New York City. Agriculture. Prepared at Cornwall High School. Four years at Cornell. MATHILDE SCHMERLER, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. IDA HELEN SCHREINER, Pittsburgh, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Allegheny High School. Four years at Cornell. 1'IBfIJg Womens Dramatic Club i, z, Business Manager 3, 4. ELEANORE SCHUSTER, El, Wilmington, N. C. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Vifilmington High School. Four years at Cornell. EK, Crew 2, 3. Ns 580 ANNA LOUISE SCOTT, Anne, Astoria. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at ' ' - f - ' ll H Cwrou Plattsburg High School. lwo and one-halt years at Cornell. HBID, CO ege onor pg State Cash Scholarship. lVlERCEDES lVlARCARET SHAMAN, Meme, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at f Villa lX4aria Academy. Four years at Cornell. RAGJ. N Y kCit Agriculture Age twenty-one Prepared at Morris High School, MARIA SEGUIN, ew or f y. g . . , i . Four years at Cornell. liermis Play I, 1, 31 Agassiz Clubg NVomen's Glee Club 15 NVomen's Cosmopolitan Club 4. EDITH LILIAN SEVERANCE, Eddie, Buffalo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Hutchinson-Central High School. Three years at Cornell. KA9, Mortar Boardg Hockey Team IQ Crew I 3 Women's Dramatic Club, Vice-President 1, President 33 Women's Cosmo'- politan Club, Portfolio Club. GRACE LENORE SHARPE, Sharpie, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. AEA, Hockey Team I, 2, Captain 3, 43 Varsity Honor Team 4. ELIZABETH JANE SHEERS, Betty, Pittsburgh, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. ' ll W ' Cwlee Club. Prepared at Peabody High School. Two years at Come . Omen s DOROTHY SICNER, Dixie, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-One. Prepared at Vxfadleigh High School. Four years at Cornell. A0 twent -one. Prepared at NVad SARA FANNY SIMON, New York City. Arts and Sciences. ge, I y - leigh High School, Four years at Cornell. Women s Cosmopolitan Club. 587 JL ETHEL DREVER SIMPSON, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. Agassiz Clubg State Cash Scholarship. CAROLYN PENELOPE SLATER, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Yonkers High School. Four years at Cornell. AF, Mortar Board g Sedowag Basketball Team 3, 41 Womens Self-Government Association, President 41 Women's Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Vice- ltesident 3 5 Women's Agricultural Association, State Cash Scholarshipg War Service Scholar- s Ip. KATHARINE SLATER, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Yonkers High School. Three years at Cornell. A115 Raven and Serpent, Mortar Board 3 Sedowag Basket- ball Team I, 2, 3, Captain IQ Baseball Team 33 Track Team 35 Manager of Crew IQ Fresh- man Banquet Committeeg Athletic Council IQ Womens Self-Government Association Council 2, 3, Treasurer 2, judiciary Committee 3g Class President 25 President of Sage 33 European Student Relief Committee 31 State Cash Scholarship. HARRIETTE GENEVIEVE SMITI-I, Warsaw. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Warsaw High School. Four years at Cornell. I'IB1Pg State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. HELEN DELAVAN SMITH, Smithie, White Plains. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at White Plains High School. Four years at Cornell. Hockey Team 4g Women's Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Apethg State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. MARY HIPWOOD SMITH, Smitty, Watervliet. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Watervliet High School. Four years at Cornell. HBCIJ, ITAGJQ Women's Dramatic Club, Publicity Manager 4, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. MARY ELIZABETH SNYDER, Marie, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Three years at Cornell. Womens Glee Clubg State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. IRMA MARSTELLER SOI-ION, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Morris High School. Four years at Cornell. KA, State Cash Scholarship. 588 EDITH SONN, Sonny, jamaica. Arts and Sciences, Age. twenty-one. Prepared at jamaica High School. Four years at Cornell. Womens Cosmopolitan Club1State Tuition Scholarship. IVIABEL FRANCES STEELE, Waverly. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-tWO. Prepared at Waverly ' ' ll. KIJBKQ QIIKCDQ L. O. V., State Cash and Tuition High School. Four years at Corne I Scholarships. RUNIQ, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Ithaca High School. CATHERINE ST Four years at Cornell. KKF. DOROTHY FLEMINC SULLIVAN, Dot, Buffalo. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Lafayette High School. Four years at Cornell. XQQ Class Endowment Fund Committee IQ Y. W. C. A. Large Cabinet zg Glee Club 4Q Buffalo Womens Club, President 4. SADIE SURELLA SWIMMER, Duffy, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Washington Irving High School. Two years at Cornell. Women's Cosmopolitan Club. FRANCES WILLIAMS TALBOT, Fran, Frank, jamaica. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Pre- ' ' ' I Cl b pared at Flushing High School. Four years at Cornell. Women s G ee u 2, 3. MARTHA ALMIRA TANNER, Tanner, Mattie, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. Hockey Team I, 2. HELEN LAURA TAYLOR, Methuen, Mass. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Methuen High School. Two and one-half years at Cornell. 589 EVELYN GRACE TIBBITS, Utica. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Utica Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. Silver Bay Club, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. HELEN ALEXANDER TRAJKOVICH, Igevsk, Russia, Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at jamaica High School. Three years at Cornell. Cosmopolitan Club, Vice-President, lnter- national Agricultural Society. DOROTHEA GRACE TREBING, Dodo, New York City. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at NVadleigh High School. Four years at Cornell. AOTI, Mortar Board, Raven and Ser- pent, Freshman Banquet Committee, Hades Committee, Vocational Guidance Committee 1, Women's Self-Government Association Council 3,judiciary Committee 3, 4, Class Treas- urer 1, President 3, The Cornell Daily Sun Board, Assistant Womens Business Manager 3, Womens Business Manager 4. JUANITA VA11., Nita, East Stroudsburg, Pa. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Stevens School. Four years at Cornell. Hockey Team z, Womens Cosmopolitan Club. RUTH GENEVA VAILL, i'Rufus, Port Chester. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Port Chester High School, Four years at Cornell. Sage House Committee 2, Cercle Franq-ais 32 Christian Science Society 1, 1, 3, 4, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. AURELIA DODSON VAUCHN, Dixie, Shelbyville, Ky. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Science Hill School. Four years at Cornell. Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 4, Silver Bay Club 4, Wayside Aftermath, Womens Glee Club 2, 3, Treasurer 4. FRANCES LEMMON VAUGHAN, Fran, Hudson Falls. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Hudson Falls High School. Four years at Cornell. XVomen's Glee Club 2, Country Community Club 3, 4, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. DOROTHY VOORHEES, Dot, Auburn. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Auburn Academic High School. Four years at Cornell. AAA, Raven and Serpent, Y. W. C. A, Cabinet 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Womens Mandolin Club 4. 590 sl .1 . DORIS Tl-HERESA VVYADSXVORTH, Eddie, Hastings. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Parish High School. Pour years at Cornell. .Archery Team 2, Manager 3, 43 Archery Cham- pionship 33 Sage House Committee 33 Apeth. DOROTHY lRNVlN XVALLACE, Dot, Flushing. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Flushing High School. Pour years at Cornell. Crew 31 Rifle Team, Captain 3, 43 Basket- ball Team 43 XVomen's Athletic Association Council3 Women's Rifle Club, President 3, 4, ELIZABETH THOMSON WVARNER, Betty, C-lenside, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Germantown High School. Four years at Cornell. AOIT. ELINOR lXflARY WATSON, Sunny, Lewiston. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Niagara Falls High School. Four years at Cornell. AAA3 ON, Sedowag Y. W, C. A. Cabinet 2, 33 Home Economics Advisory Council 43 Cheerleader IQ Erigga Eylgae, President 43 Country Community Clubg Womens Rifle Club. SARAH PEARL WEAVER, Pindley Lake. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Pindley Lake High School. Four years at Cornell. Baseball Team 1, 2, 41 Hockey Team 2, 3, 4, Manager 43 Crew 33 Archery Team 33 Rifle Team 3, 43 Winner of W. A. A. C 3 Womens Athletic Association Council3 Womens Rifle Club, Women's Cosmopolitan Club. HELEN AUGUSTA WEBER, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Wadleigh High School. Four years at Cornell. EK3 Hockey Team r, 23 Baseball Team I, 23 Y. W. C. A. Large Cabinet 43 Class Treasurer 3, Sage House Committee, Secretary 3, House President 43 Wayside Aftermath r, 2, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4Q Womens Glee Club 23 Womens Debate ClUb, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. L RUTH XVEINBERG, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Girls' High School. Four years at Cornell. EMMA ESTELLE WEINSTEIN. Newark, N. j. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at South Side High School. Two years at Cornell. 591 CATHERINE MARGARET WELCH, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. Newman Club 1, z, 3, 43 Cercle Francais 2, 3, 43 La Tertulia Estudiantina 43 Womens Choral Club 2, 3, 43 Sage Chapel Choir3 State Cash Scholarship. GLADYS ELIZABETH WELLAR, Glad, Utica. Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Utica Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. Track Team 33 Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 43 Womens Self-Government Association Council 43 Womens Glee Club, Vice-President 3, President 43 College Honor Group I, z, 3 3 State Cash Scholarshipg Undergraduate Scholarship. GRACE WALROND WEST, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Girls' High School. Four years at Cornell. TIBIIJ3 IIJBK3 fIJK'iJ3 State Tuition Scholarshipg Undergraduate Scholarship. RUBY ADELAIDE WHEATON, Kiddie, Smiles, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Owego Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. CIDBK3 CIJKIID3 Womens Glee Club 1, 3, 43 Cercle Francais, La Tertulia Estudiantina3 State Cash and Tuition Scholarships3 Undergraduate Scholarship. RUTH LANGWORTI-IY WHITE, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Ithaca High School. One year at Cornell. RUTH ELIZABETH WICKES, Ticonderoga. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ticon- deroga High School. Four years at Cornell. EK. DORIS ALDRICI-I WIGLEY, Wiggles, Luzerne. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at St. Agnes School. Four years at Cornell. Hockey Team I, z, 33 Womens Glee Club 7., 3. SYLVIA WILDE, Brooklyn. Agriculture. Prepared at Adelphi Academy. Three and one-half years at Cornell. Dramatic Club. 592 lVlARY GOODENOW WILLCOX, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences, Age, twenty-three. Prepared at NVest- ' ' ' ' ' F d over. Four years at Cornell. KKF, KDBK, IIPKQH, Semi-Centennial Endowment un Committee, Class Chairman I , WOmen's Self-Government Association, Executive Committee, Morrison Poetry Prize 3, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Womens Cosmopolitan Club, Portfolio Club, The Cornell Era Board, NVOmen's Editorial Representative. N Y lx Cit Arts and Sciences Age twenty-three Prepared AMY ELISABETLI WILLIAMS, ew or ' v. . , . at Morris High School. Four years at Cornell. Women's Mandolin Club, Womens Debate Club, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. ' CHRISTINA VALERIA WILLIAMSON, Chris, Htmtington. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Huntington High School. Four years at Cornell. ON, Home Economics Advisory Council 4, Kermis Play z, 3, Womens Cosmopolitan Club, Secretary 3, Vice-President 42 College Honor Group I, 2, State Cash Scholarship. LUCY VICTORIA WOHLHUETER, Luckie, Buffalo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Hutchinson-Central High School, Three and one-half years at Cornell. DOROTHY MORRIS WOODWARD, Dot, Sayre, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Geneva High School. Four years at Cornell. EK, Hockey Team 1, Womens Glee Club 2, 3, 4. MARY ELISABETI-I WYCKOFF, Molly Geneva High School. Four years at Cornell. , Geneva. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at EMILY LUCILE WYMAN, Lu, Middlesex. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Penn Yan Academy. Four years at Cornell. Wayside Aftermath, President 3, Silver Bay Club, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. ' MARGARET WILHELMINA YOUNGLOVE, Peg, Hammondsport. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. ' l. C I H lcej Team 3, Prepared at Hammondsport High School. Four years at Cornel rew 3, oc y Athletic Committee, Women's Rifie Club, Frigga Fylgae. 1.11 593 iii n ll pl I High School. Four and one-half years at Cornell. Frigga Fylgae. 65' B4 if? ll HIT 19e23 gCDIlNEI.,LlA.N jTa:,'2f.2'2z':nnazme4g'rQJr2Za2z.mas:v.2 'Qt3::itgzr5:2.:'Q2zr .. 'S ' - fzivgxag. t ' ' ' T B a Pl I ' A sf' ll 152, Q SENIORS A . VIRGIANIA BROWN, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared 'at Peabody High 4 ' School, Pittsburgh, Pa. Four years at Cornell. HELEN HAYDEN, Kansas City, Mo. Arts and Sciences. Prepared at Westport High School. One year at Cornell. ACID. li lVlARY.l lELEN MILLER, Peggy, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ithaca SYLVIA MULLER, Peg, New York City. Architecture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Morris I High School. Four years at Cornell. ACI! Class Chairman 4, Thumbtack Club. I .ELIZABETH OLNEY NEWTON, Bettie, Los Angeles, Calif. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty- fg three. Prepared at Caldwell High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. Dramatic Club. EDITH SUSAN OAKES, Ede, Greenville, Me. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Westbrook Seminary. Two years at Cornell. AZ. I DOROTHY LOUISE POWELL, Dot, Norwood. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at ' ' Norwood High School. Four years at Cornell. Hockey Team 1, 4. ' 'Q I 4 I V 451 G, l 41 1 if QL , 'I EDITH LOUISE SMITH, Eddie, Lakewood, Ohio. Arts and Sciences. Prepared at Lakewood ,I W l High School. One year at Cornell. KAC-D. llli I a if -i Iii I , l Ui 1 I ' L24 N I an ll 3 Lu E r - f , 2, .. . I Q . 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L, - Lh,.,:,aU..g,5,-.r.'...-f. 5- .r- -,142-L VHA- - --- f- - - - 111 ,,., , 5? -,:,1-i- f-ff ggi A Q: , 1, 'Y :fr V wr, A , L ' L, Q Q J T . H If , L - I 9 3..- 3. - ? 'F -- Br, -..HLMIQ . . lg.. . I A W ggfzzeQ,z-:3?- :Qfsq2gajevgis'iG:z'rix53Q,:ee:-...Q I ,,,,2 ' - iw , 'Q'-'ffml-T 'U' T, ffffu' '5 D' ' 'rf' fj'T'TI ffiwlf T' ll' 'liT, T--'TM' 'T :vias-A .Y E its 'L' ' tfljp, CLASS OF 1924 l. rl liii, SADYE FRANCES ADELSON New York City Agriculture 'Wi I, ' p ij ALICE AGMAN New York City ' Arts and Sciences ty Womens Cosmopolitan Club. I 63.1 l DOROTHY WILSON ALLISON Brookline, Pa. . Civil Engineering I 'HIT AAA, Raven and Serpent, Hockey Team, Manager 1, Captain 2, 3, T it Crew 2, Class Endowment Fund Committee, Dramatic Clubg Class '91, President 1, Treasurer 2 3 Executive Council I g Athletic Council, Secretary it 2, Vice-President 3, Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 2, 3, Sage House Committee 3, ,I College Honor Group 1. li: l ELIZABETH ARMSTRONG ANDERSON Peekskill Arts and Sciences l ltr' PEARL EMOGENE ANDERSON jamestown Arts and Sciences jiri , Apethg womens, Glee Club IQ Advanced Choir 2, BQ State Tuition I Q 5? , Scholarship. l 2,12 1 l -3' J. , . Niall ELIZABETH ARNOLD New York City Arts and Sciences , i l -I i I . ,far I l 'Ill I . l A MARY CLAUDINE ,JOHNSON AULT Fish sg Eddy Arts and Sciences Baseball Team I, ZQ Hockey Team 2, 3 5 Class Endowment Fund Com- , mittee. i AI! rw ' 'J EVELINE NOBLE BABCOCK Lockport Agriculture I-we LEDA THALA BALL Binghamton Agriculture , RUTH LUCILE BARBER Wayland Arts and Sciences , fy , IIBKD. I gg I T SARA ROSAMONDE BARTLETT Fayetteville Arts and Sciences State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. l Y, I HARRIET GARRISON BARTON Ithaca Arts and Sciences ,RJ Afbg Crew ZQ All-Cornell Dance Committee 3 5 Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 32 . ill ' Dramatic Club g State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. 4 lx go . , p RUTH ACHSAH BATEMAN Champlain l Arts and Sciences 3 53 KKIH College Honor Committee 2, Womens Cosmopolitan Club, , Class Secretary 3. p lf' , , , 1, ., ADRIANA VIRGINIA BAUGH Oklahoma City, Okla. Arts and Sciences , if KA9, Women s Mandolin Club. Q ELEANOR BAYUK Philadelphia, Pa. Agriculture I EAT, Women s Cosmopolitan Club, The Cornell Era Board. gi l ANNE ELIZABETH BEAL Ithaca Agriculture jp Cercle Francais I, 2, Erigga Fylgaeg Agricultural Womens Association. 'Q il -- - fli ii S2322ai1i3ffeQZQ22???i'f2'a??Eiifr1zf.Q1gze?1 598 i A Ty H. Ei CW L L . 1 2, E .7 AL. L-. . - 5 F.-.-!FLL.,lL,..!lL. .L all - I A N I ,7 432F??1?-35iQf1'fif A525 :u:'.af.g-fcgrq X B-f f -f -- f- - A -'A t n-l..- - c., .nf ,..,..,.-,.:,.-- ,,,-, 'fri gf- A- F Elms , N 'gl CLASS OF 1924 N23- 1 T fi . , A I SARAH ALLEN 'BEARD Cobleskill Arts and Sciences I 4 Women s Glee Club 2, 3 3 College Honor Group 1 5 State Cash Scholarship. 'gy lk-:lu l 0 .lg HELEN MAY BECK Aurora Agriculture i-5 QS l Basketball Team 1 3 Baseball Team zg L. O V. 153 if .. 'l': l' rl, li X gil in HELEN GRACE BELDEN Berkshire Agriculture UQ 1 ' VT-B r X' ' RQ glfiil HORTENSE LOUISE BLACK Geneseo Agriculture T XSZQ Class Endowment Fund Committeeg Frigga Fylgae, Vice-President if-' l S5 31 The Cornell Countryman Board z, 3. I rigs Q 3 x. is ilk. lvlil. LEAH MARCIA BLADEN Syracuse Agriculture Women's Glee Club. TQ l . lff tri T - RUTH BLOWERS Wesweld Arts and Sciences ffl Hockey Team 3. 1 ll L ' X , ll?-g MARY BOSWORTH Ithaca Arts and Sciences T Adv. l li ll T. ' ' DOROTHY BOYER Hartsdale Arts and Sciences T KAQ, lc-9 l DOLLY MAY BRAUSE Glen Cove I Agriculture l 1 Hockey Team zg College Honor Group 1. l as lx' l i' ' Q. . IDA MARIAN BREED Ithaca Arts and Sciences ti' l ' AFQ Dramatic Club. - M lu ,, 2 X, L' Y GLADYS BRETSCI-I Hastings-on-Hudson Agriculture T Y ' Womens Mandolin Clubg Frigga Fylgae, Publicity Manager 3. 3.5 1 ff i F' Ea MARIE-JEANNE BROOKS New York City Arts and Sciences E Ae. A l D J ELIZABETH PLACE BROWN Shortsville .Agriculture gl., l ,' . . 9 fly l RUBY GWENDOLYN BROWN Penn Yan Arts and Sciences is l RUTH SHERTDAN BURKE South Bend, I nd. Arts and Sciences T his , Q12 ELVA CAMPBELL New York City Agriculture EK. . ,. MADELINE ANNE CARROLL New York City Agriculture .ll HBfI9. V ' MARY Louisa CAsEY Batavia Arts and Sciences ,lg T Women's Vocational Guidance Committee,,Secretary 3 5 Newman Club, l 1 A Secretary QQ Class Vice-President BQ Women s Self-Government Associa- 5 ' tion Council 3. A , X 4 1 . . , , Y ' T1 F ' 44,2314 Z :iff fr 'ii '?,lgiiQi3::T'f 'i,,jj '-' 'HL'-2-17-'jg'-':'f4 l li G C T A T G 599 ., , . 7 ll S5 .1 my - I Q5 YF: .1 Q3 J .1 Y. , . J ,4 Q 1 1 A 4 I 1 '1'H.H.I A... l -. 2 Q. ...P Dawes .. L' -9 V-L T' '?.---IDLE L48 CLASS OF 1924 I MARY EDNA CHAMBERLIN Hazleton, Pa. Y Arts and Sciences Y gi ANNA FIDDIS CLARK Ithaca Arts and Sciences lil MABELLE DAv1s CLAEK Atlantic City, N. j. Arts and Sciences if Womens Clee lub Q N . Q . ' LORETTA CELIA COFFEY. Brooklyn Arts- and Sciences is Secretary, Women s Debate Club. .QM V it T. DOROTHY COHEN Bujalo Arts and Sciences lil 1 EAT 4 ' - 5 . . S5 BIESSTE COHN New York City Arts and Sciences li. l Class Endowment Fund Committee zg Womens Cosmopolitan Clubg State Tuition Scholarship. Eli RUTH I-lUNT COOK Plandome Arts and Sciences KA9g Crew I, zg Cercle Francais, Vice-President 35 State Cash and l AJ Fil l Tuition Scholarships. QW LUCY ISABEL CURSONS Buffalo Agriculture ml A12 Women s Dramatic Club. A T rg Dy , gil FLORENCE DALY New York City Arts and Sciences l A Egg 2K5 Y. W. C. A. Cabinet zg Class Endowment Fund Committee Q' zg I-lades Publicity Committee zg Womens Self-Government Association T at - Council 3 3 Chairmanklunior Advisory Committeeg State Cash Scholarship. 'S ir DOROTHY LOUISE DAVIES Rochester Arts and Sciences 'ill KA9g 1IKAg Y. W. C. A. World Fellowship Committeeg Womens fill' Mandolin Clubg Womens Debate Clubg Womens Cosmopolitan Club. :fall FLORENCE FRANKLIN DEAN New York City Arts and Sciences 5 Women s Debate Club. T MARJORIE lVlAE DEAN Boonville Agriculture if 3 KA9 FJ ' I RUTH ALMA DECKER Bloomjfeld, N. j. Arts and Sciences po' A42 g Y. W. C. A. Small Cabinet, judiciary Committee 5 Class Endowment E. it r Fund Committeeg Womens Rifle Club. lift MILDRED ELEANOR DE1sLER Brooklyn Arts and Sciences F55 T KAQ Basketball Team 3 5 Freshman Play, Scenery Committeeg Womens t' l Mandolin Club 3. J sl VERA DOBERT Highland Agriculture he-U KAg Women s Cwlee Club 1 g Frigga Fylgae. s-ll E lRWINA DORR Ithaca Arts and Sciences ,rj 22Kg Secretary, junior Advisory Committeeg Womens Cwlee Clubg if College Honor Cvroupgl State Cash and Tuition Scholarshipsg Under- graduate Scholarship. 1-. -..-...Qv..ll.' ,,'.if,,'-',L Y 'il TIL1: Elfvvnf YTTTM- DTM: 'TT-TTTTT-T --'xii'-YT fx 1T' g 3.L1ffYi4ig iE?ffif553f 5755 22565 5-? iT6 ??f?E?2??i3?2TfP ir35m?'4?l-Tim? 600 H E L.-- mal fL ,w,, - L - 'io ...--...,.L,.L---,. L, U. .. Q.. IL. 5, L.- -1 Af N 1 F lf ef 7 . 7 TT?-.T . :,,, . ..- ...., .. iff iQ.. 'i',Z.-..1.7.L,f 1Tfixli.. 7- 1-ff iii ff T 2 H . Q p CLASS OF 1924 s . :U l Lois ANTOINETTE Dououii Herkimer Agriculture ' gf , I EKg Farmers Week Committee I, ZQ Frigga Fylgaeg Kermis Cast 22 IN 3 The Cornell Countryman Board 2, BQ State Cash Scholarship. I 4' Q I sf te 5 MARIoN DUNIOND Kingston Agriculture ttf I Vilomens Clee Club 2 g Womens Mandolin Club 3. ',. , rf. i l BEATRICE LOUISE ECKS New York City Arts and Sciences Ml p IIBKIN Womens Dramatic Club, xvomeas Cosmopolitan Club. lg: Q I iff. X I ANNE ELIZABETH EVANS Conklin Arts and Sciences S U Track Team ZQ State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. +5. 5. B MARJORIE KELLOGG FELLOWS Middletown Arts and Sciences I lin, gl KKIH Womens Cosmopolitan Club. Q, FRANCES FLOWER Salem Agriculture la' A l 1 st l 30 'I - . , ,I. l ESTHER JEANNE GENNIS Dolgeville Agriculture PJ I W. S . . . RASHELLE GOLDBERG Brooklyn Arts and Sciences I ,pl gg. Womens Cosmopolitan Clubg Ethics Club. 3 fir, '4 i 'FU I M, 1 l I ll 1' l Eg ANITA MARIE GoLrz Bujalo Arts and Sciences it AOHQ Basketball Team I, 35 Chairman, Cascadilla Group of Outside Fx Houses 3 5 Chairman, Senior Party I gjunior Advisory Committee g Womens Q, 4 l Self-Government Association Council 3. AWN l far. s' mx - ALLENE GOODENOUGH Troy Agriculture '15 AF. 9 Qi I Ci n, L M 1 QF u CARROLL CAMPBELL GRIMINGER Cambridge Springs, Pa. Agriculture W ' Baseball Team 2, Manager BQ Hockey Team 3, Class Endowment Fund Committee 5 Student Relief Fund Committee 21 Womens Self- MQ, Government Association, Executive Committee 2, BQ Y. W. C. A. Cab- inet 25 Agricultural Womens Association, Vice-President 2. O u . 1.4, 'I' li ELEANOR MARGARET GROOM Saginaw, M ich. Agriculture tiff V l ' I A w IU l MARY GRUWELL Felton, Del. Agriculture L5 Frigga Fylgaeg Agricultural Womens Association. p P1 , EDITH VICKER HARRIS A Ithaca Arts and Sciences lg , I, Womens Cvlee Club IQ Sage Undergraduate Scholarshipg State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. ' - MU ' 5 BERNICE ELLEN HART Turin Arts and Sciences Womens Cosmopolitan Club. A l A cl if BARBARA KATHARINE HASTINGSA Owego Arts and Sciences ' State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. i rs A - fe VH-. ---A A. je:---fit, -g...2fTLj': ggiglg 534: fr EASQQL.. i..- A A 601 1 T U lf. gi 9 2 T L .. L..- Q, 9L...LQ1-..li -- E I It I Ag N 3 'nf rf- ' U Hin Zffguf- f-f A ' ' A - W' . JW? cl ti I s gl ' CLASS OF 1924 SI EILEEN NORTH HAYNES Oxford Arts and Sciences . PM Country Community Club. I ' NS, I I HAZEL MADELEINE HEACOCK Philadelphia, Pa. Agriculture lay gli. X525 Womens Clee Club 2, 35 Frigga Fylgae. lt f e -U Q ll, MADELINE NORMA HERBERT Atlantic City, N. j. Arts and Sciences 3 AEG. ' ,R - 5 I Vg' I fi' 5 FLORENCE GENEVIEVE HEss Lyons Agriculture ' .I Ei Roberts Scholarship I. I5 , fi ' I I P5 BEATRICE IRENE HOAG Phelps Arts and Sciences I AEA5 Archery Team 25 Clee' Club 35 State Cash and Tuition fi, 3 I Scholarships. ' 5 , ltql lRENE HOLLAND Freeport Arts and Sciences I Qi Raven and Serpent5 Basketball Team 2, QQ Crew 25 Class Endow- A 5, ment Fund Committee 2 5 Student Friendship Committee 3 5 Y. W. C. A. I ng' Cabinet 35 junior Advisory Committee QQ Womens Dramatic Clubg , Class Treasurer QQ State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. Sl HELEN FREDERICA HOLLISTER Ithaca Arts and Sciences .ff I DORIS ELIZABETH HOPKINS Greenfield, N. H. Arts and Sciences I 5 J L8 Y l. , 3 A LAURA MARTHA HOYT Wellsville Arts and Sciences : , AAA. l L1 Q MARION HOPPIE HUNTON Philadelphia, Pa. Arts and Sciences I ' 5 AOTI. ' l I Ns 5 ANNE HYDE JACKSON Yonkers Agriculture ,I 'A I Hockey Team I, 2, 3. l I DOROTHEA ELIZABETH JOHANNSEN Ithaca Arts and Sciences I ,H nl 3 AEA5 Womens Mandolin Club BQ Womens Crlee Club 25 Pan-Hellenic L, Ei Y Council BQ Freshman Play. l , ' I CHARLOTTE CJLADYS JONES Phelps Agriculture AEA. l . HILDA ELMIRA KARNS Benton, Pa. ' Agriculture I ll AAA 5 Agassiz Club5 Agricultural Womens Association, Secretary- Treasurer 3 5 College of Agriculture Non-resident,Scholarship. Y MARGARET ESTHER KELLY Ithaca Agriculture 'A AZ 5 Newman Club. I MARGARET lVlELROSE KENWELL jarnestown Agriculture gl t State Cash Scholarship. 5 1 gs I , L A -,, A W .- .A I H 3 3 up M 5- A . I all - A f5'T?f5j?Qf.iLjiazqa.zajziq515eg.jqz:iii2ZZz2'g,2Hf5g-152awt-?Q3FfeQz'2f5aP.i?c'2H's'Qfm.:f 602 THF toes 1,11111v1i11.1A1x - ....,,.....Y,..E.. ,AV A 1 A A - - - - - r -'H T ' T 'T T A 4, ,,i..E,T ,,, ,...,,,....,...-......--..-4-.- Y ., .1 Y ........-.,..-. .,,,,......-...- ,..-. -.. En .E --.....--. .En-.,- . 1-1 i 4 L 1x ll 'ii.:-4-E 33flfilfffL Q5Q:4f5g1,l :fEfTii7:i'QiZi1 fff.4 ' 'C 'av' 11 'T 'T T 'TTTTT lsai V151 llw' 7 lem' CLASS OF 1924 P rt 11 'I ll l liabl MAR5oR1E GERTRUDE KIMBALL Auburn Arts and Sciences llfigi, flf, AOII, Class Endowment Fund Committee 2, Chairman, Hades P711 ,lg Stunt Committee 2, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, junior Advisory 7 1 Committee -All ,fp ' ' 4 15 lvl 1 Al HELEN KING Middletown Agriculture , kt, State Cash Scholarship. , fi 1 I H513 lift- MARTHA LOUISE KINNE Ovid g Agrtcutture will tliflf EK, Raven and Serpent, Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 2, 3, College Honor lzfil, Committee 2, 3, Frigga Fylgae, Vice-President of College Class.1, 2, ,tell tif? The Cornell Dail Sun Board, Assistant Women s Business Manager . lie, 3' 3 il, ,I 11131 Y , 1ll?r1 EDITH THEODORA KLENKE New York City Arts and Sciences ,cpl IIBfI2, Raven and Serpent, Crew 1, 2, Freshman Banquet Committee, Qgl Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Class Endowment Fund Committee, i1 Womens Athletic Association, Secretary 3, The Cornell Daily Sun Board A , SSH 2, QQ State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. ,it 1 ij Q 132,41 ' gil, HELEN KOERNER Staten Island Arts and Sciences lieu! AZ. - rg, , r- I 1. , L K iv Y 11 ci At mis ' ml .QW oU1sE REUTER eug or ty H H r s a ciences .1 KA6, Raven and Serpent, Winner of W. A. A, C , Basketball will Team 1, 2, 3, Manager 1, Captain 3, Baseball Team, Captain 1, Tennis 11 , . . . . 1 ! Team 1, 2, Manager 1 , Women s Self-Crovernment Association, Chairman .. of Calendar Committee 2, Class President 3, Y.'W. C. A. Cabinet, Pub- T, licity Committee 2, Freshman Banquet Committee, Womens Athletic ll 5,51 , Association Council, Class Representative 2, Treasurer 3. , ll , . . rr-ll VU JANET ZILLAH KUNTZ v Tretcltler s, Pa. . Agriculture ,,,l' Eg' il AF, Treasurer, Women s Dramatic Club, College Class Vice-President ,gal . B ' B 15,1 1, 1, 3- it . 11 LUCY VERNELIA LACY Skaneateles Agriculture ml 95111 AF, College Honor Committee 3. all 1 , 1 DOROTHY ELIZABETH LAMONT Albion n Arts and Sciences 15135 .p EK, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. 13 .5 l l .5 ' . 1 l ' 1 HELEN LOUISE LARKIN IZHGCG Agriculture l , , Newman Club, Prigga Fylgae. .W . 1 1 1 . lhl DOROTHY LARRABEE Binghamton ' Agflwlfufe if iw Hockey Team 2, 3 , Women s Glee Club 3 , Frigga Eylgae. at 1 TN, , . Qllf MARGARET ELIZABETH LATSHAW Forest Hills Arts and Sciences 1 HSM AQ, Raven and Serpent, Basketball Team 2, BQ Baseball Team 2, AQ Womens Self-Government Association Council 2, 3, Executive Com- il mittee 3, judiciary Committee 32 Sage House Committee 2, Freshman is Banquet Committee, Silver Bay Club, Cheerleader IQ Class President lx Q: Q 2, President of Sage 3. l A 1 l l 1 5 9-gl E2 kgs .1 lx . C A T T A 603 r I 'fur 1021 rnIz.I-fr.rx,tA.Is, A X. N- F 1 I .i i .1 I v Ill i I Qxifj' T' W' t J, i' , A W W -- - 1 i'14lLl--1-'----- --f- -- 'fre' 2-fnw We' f 'ff E' ' 7 H 7- -1 :' 'Ti f- I my EI will M CLASS OF IQZ4 lil SV . . lijlm ETHEL LEFFLER jarnaica Arts and Sciences H AAAQ Women S Dramatic Club. T lf: BI CAROLINE AVERY LESTER Seneca Falls Arts and Sciences i KKFQ Raven and Serpent g Hockey Team 1, Manager 2, 3 g Crew IQ ,hu lg Chairman of Hades Committee g Student Friendship Fund Committee 3 l Womens Dramatic Clubg Women S Cosmopolitan Club, State Cash and p ll 4524 Tuition Scholarships. 'Htl , ff qi . A . rat, MABELSLATEEVISON Toledo, Ohio Arts and Sciences I 'fr . 'SY 2 gil BEATRICE ELLEN LIDELL Schuyler Lake 1 Agriculture ,QW Baseball Team 1, ZQ Women S Cvlee Club 2, Women S Mandolin Club gi, il, , gf'-5. 3, O. V. E 'Alu s,-- ' 31, . lbw: I-IARRIETT MARIE LoHR Ithaca Agriculture W5 fi, ' i l IH' . lil! JULIA EDITH LOUNSBERY Brockton Agriculture 'mul 'Ml Erigga Fylgae. 15,53 . pg in lzll '48 ' l HANNAH MATHILDE LYONS Uniontown, Pa. Arts and Sciences :fill KA9g Raven and Serpentg Crew I 3 Risley House Committee 2g Chair- cilggl man, Class Endowment Fund Cornrnitteeg Y. W. C. A., Treasurer 3. 'afnigll lfbli 'I .i,,, HI, - Iifll lit VIRGINIA HELEN LYONS Syracuse Arts and Sciences I lu State Cash Scholarship. H411 wi 'Till l ri X lf. MIRIAM MGALLISTER Elizabethtown, Pa. Arts and Sciences :fl If AAAg Crew 21 Womens Dramatic Club I, 2, 35 Y. W. C. A., Secretary S 2, Cabinet 3. sim 'Ire l ii l lat l lf! . . ,rf if-3 ALICE ELIZABETH MCCARTNEY Vienna, Ill. Arts and Sciences all fs A11 All-Cornell Dance Committee g Y. W. C. A. Cabinetg Class Vice- its President I, Secretary 2g Womens Dramatic Club I, 2, Corresponding Secretary 3. ,ijt ilk' gl! gig' MARTHA CAROLYN MCCORMICK Binghamton . Arts and Sciences ,ji 'gi AOHQ Sophomore Picnic Committeeg Y. W. C. A. Small Cabinet 3g IQ Chairman of World Fellowship Committee 3 Women's Glee Club 2, 35 EQ ilfi Student Volunteer Cornmitteeg Advanced Choir 1, 2 g Class Song Leader 3. I I J , Iii? W I 'iff PAULINE MGINTYRE Towancla, Pa. Arts and Sciences ll ssh ft I fl . . PM MARION AGNES MGWHINNEY Pittsburgh, Pa. Arts and Sciences gi Il. AZg Women S Cvlee Club. .L N ,' A' I gl l lil MARGARET BELL MASHEK Newark, N. J. Arts and Sciences Qt E Ii-'Ali AOIIQ Hockey Team 2, 3. I l li A 25,1 I gf, JOSEPHINE MEAKER Auburn Arts and Sciences 55 fsf 5 I 1, 'IO J -L A-H A A A H- as as A---Mk--if is 211:1f:::4TT 'TligE1L-'TTLQ. 'Lei' Xi ..'.C1'. fl T f i 604 l I l I v I. T H E L-- ..-J -9 ..?L.-Li .-s.L,,,,.-1 wg .R LNB L if I I - A N li W 7------v---A----M A -- ---N - - - A- A . ., ...pig 1, I S ll CLASS OF 191.4 in CARLOTA MIENDEZ A Ponce, P. R. Arts and Sciences il i is Deutscher Vereing La Tertulia Estudiantinag College Honor Group. i' 1 t We H, ' ' GWENDOLEN MILLER Middle Island Arts and Sciences LOUISE MILLER Syracuse Arts and Sciences S1 its RUTH ELIZABETH MILLER ' Phelps Agriculture A' . .3 State Cash Scholarship. A W I QQ? ' KATHARINE MONTGOMERY New York City Agriculture 1 3 AAA. 1 . I ' l 'W GRACE EVELYN MUNTZ Buffalo Arts and Sciences ' l 1 1 Women S Glee Club 5 Wayside Aftermathg State Cash Scholarship. ' l lip! FRANCES SARAH MURPHY Nfcirtinsburg Arts and Sciences ' j State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. ' I S! 1' p ' KATHRYN CECELIA MYERS Troy J Arts and Sciences si AFQ Chairman, Freshman Banquet Committeeg Hades Committee 5 I Women S Dramatic Clubg State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. I, p. n I MIRIAM NATHAN Buffalo Arts and Sciences fix, ' EAT. -'I sl Q1 MILDRED ELIZABETH NEFF Bujalo Agriculture L. Q w Y. W. C. A. Large Cabinet 2, 3, Class Endowment Fund Committeeg , Womens Self-Government Association Councilg Wayside Aftermathg L 1 up Country Community Club. A1 ' Q l I. lVlARION CATHERINE NELSON Great Neck Agriculture ,1 Frigga Fylgaeg State Cash Scholarship. 'I' HI IR, f MARGERY SUSAN NEVINS Bujalo Agriculture in tl ., IIBfIJg Cercle Francais. . 3 ' Q3 .IS 1 3 F5 JEANNETTE FRANKENBERG NEWMAN Bisbee, Ariz. Arts and Sciences A R- EATg Dramatic Club. 'fi HELEN COLEGROVE NICHOLS Bujalo Architecture lf? I 1 AFQ Basketball Team I, zg Sage House Committee 3Q Hades li Committeeg womens Dramatic Club zg Womens Athletic Association gl fl Council 3. l A t Q GENEVIEVE LOOMIS NORTON LaSalle Arts and Sciences K. l State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. , W an E .rg3f2'.L-afli. I fa TTT TTTTTJM. LL-, A ffigi Hgh, , 5 Q A ,ggwggfgirggzgavagagrffeagzxgziaje:asz.'r1 zQrf,afzQ'r'm:1z'i42r4gzvanzifafmgggijgrg A C C E T 'SHEET T 11 1' 1 9 2 1 4' u It N E. L I. I. X N W1 -l 1 11' 1.' ,-,, -1 1 'H 1 P lt 1 1 1 .,, li l . ,. 11 1 L , . tel 'El Q11 CLASS OF 1924 11,1 V11 , , , ,fill ullilr ELLEN RoSE NYDEGGER Wesmelcl, Af. j. Arts and Sciences Class Endowment Fund Committee, Y. W. C, A. Cabinet 33 Finance Q11 1 Committeeg Cercle Frangais 1, zg Spanish Club 1, 3, Women S Cvlee Clubg mf! 1 fl F111 Freshman Advisor of Cascadilla. 11g flfil' 11,1311 KATHERINE MARY GWBRIEN Olean Arts and Sciences il llxill Wil 1.- l til.-1' Q . 1 111141 MARTHA CATHERINE O BRIEN Syracuse - Arts and Sciences ,l1,1, 1 1131 1 KA9g French Club g- Cosmopolitan Club. 1 Ml 9 1 llllaf 1 . . 1 1 PRISCILLA CAMPBELL OGDEN Ithaca . Architecture Ejlfai. Aflvg Crew 1, zg Hades Stunt Committee, Womens Dramatic Club, Il11f11f1 11-1-:Q Scenery Committee. will 5:1111 lfklfl 1 , ll.11.1 1.11311 FLORENCE WH1TLoCk OPIE Neshanic, N. j. Agriculture 131' 1 H 1. EK, Hockey Team 1, 35 Baseball Team 1 g Basketball Team z g Fresh- jlff man Playg Y. W. C. A. Cabinetg Frigga Fylgaeg Freshman Cheerleader. Q ill' 115 MAE BERTHA OSWALD Vermilion, Ohio Arts and Sciences l1lQl'. , IN! 1 11151. I . ik ,W 111.1 RUTH AMANDA GVIATT Philadel hia Pa. Arts and Sciences l I-fl lb 1 - , 5, 1 111'-ll A0115 Raven and Serpentg Hockey Team 1, 2, 35 Crew 1, ZQ Chair- fm., 1 man, Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Womens Dramatic Club, Dramatic 1 11f 11 1 Clubg Class Representative, Womens Athletic Association Council IQ 1 1 The Cornell Daily Sun Board 2, 3. 1 -' WH 1 1-1 1 ag . li -.1 , ,, .r9g 5 VERA LoL11sE PEACOCK Olean Arts and Sciences ll1Z, College Honor Cvroup 1 g State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. 1112.1 A NF l ' 1 fi 3 1' .il l MARY HELEN PEDERSEN Stroudsburg, Pa. Arts and Sciences 1l4Q1l C 1 Uiigil ' MADELIN RUTH PERRY Ithaca Arts and Sciences l111, 1 1 1 lf.. 11 1 lVlARGUERITE LoL11sE PIGOTT Rochester Agriculture 5 3 ' A111 1-f lt . 1 T1 . . ADELYN RoDoERs PITZELL Brooklyn Architecture 1 ,. Class Banquet Committeeg Womens Cosmopolitan Club. 11.,' 1 ll' 'Q ' ,1 1.4 , l MARJORIE HELEN PROBASCO Glens Falls Landscape Architecture 1 11? Rifle Team zg Archery Team IQ Womens Rifle Club, State Cash 11,,' 1.1 Scholarship. 1 1 ' l 15 1 HELEN DUDLEY PUSH Spring Valley Agriculture i 11 .Vai . L1LL1AN ERNESTINE RABE Brooklyn Agriculture V I 11.1 1 , 11 1 - .' A , .. ' .-f',.15'.i1?Q?T,.f'T--' 606 pw 1 .' IX. .., l l T H F 3, AL 932331 3 c MQ BL If ity 115357317 A My :::L f V - V- ,...-- Y , ,, Y V A 'nlflxlitfi'-ZLIIKZN 2'fA1'4-1J12T4fPiffl35'1e'Q54?2fP',gg?13fj.:f4 a':,:'q,.z'.er..i Ioigfggiafggrtwgqgafeazizgii 'Jigga' iz'g.swQvQgQ:i:Zv9., f - flew- f 'jeff-ew H ' ra- rO I ii I CLASS OF 1924 I, Y SARAH RATNER New York City Arts and Sciences i l fi A J! Hockey Team IQ Baseball Team zg Womens Cosmopolitan Clubg . I- State Tuition Scholarship. . R lVlARCELLA REBHOLZ New York City Arts and Sciences A' ' 1 I EVA REITH New York City Agriculture ,I I 9- .sl I Basketball Team IQ Tennis Team IQ Baseball Team IQ Hockey Team Im v 3 g womens Cosmopolitan Club. . V x. Iii r if 10 ' MARION RUTHELLA ROBERTS Port Leyden Agriculture MILDRED PERLE ROBINSON Ithaca Arts and Sciences Q Archery Team Manager z 3 Q KB ANNA COCHRAN ROGERS Herndon Va Agriculture A KA Class Endowment Fund Committee Frigga Fylgae. up-Zi it I KA. ,I NF! Y 'W 9 I 7 ' I 1, I ll D I 'l 5 ' 5 I... t MATILDA RUBIN Orange, N. j. Agriculture Nga , ax . . II' I ' , 5 ' 5 .,. is MARION ROSAMOND SALISBURY Hamburg Agriculture lm Women s Glee Club I 2 Frigga Fylgae State Cash Scholarship. . 1, V '-I 'X I l , GERTRUDE BEATRICE SANDBERG Brooklyn Arts and Sciences I 3 'I 6. I wg IN ba It III HATTIE SCHMIDT Brooklyn Arts and Sciences A ' KA. , ,In it n It I I Jw' ESTHER MIRIAM SCHWABE New York City Arts and Sciences I, all Ir' ' I it QI l FRANCES ALIDA SCUDDER Randolph Agriculture l Hockey Team I g Apethg Frigga Fylgaeg Womens Mandolin Club, I 'li 1- 'S A ll MARION SEAMAN Brooklyn Arts and Sciences Cy Y. W. C. A. Large Cabinet 3 g Silver Bay Clubg State Cash and Tuition ' Scholarships. Fig . t ,u I if 1 I . ssl t It KATHERINE SERIO Dunkirk Arts and Sciences ' lg ll ' N .1 p lVl.ARjORIE EMELINE SHORT Wesuield Agriculture I E2 ' tp Frigga Fylgaeg Freshman Play. l Rl Il t YU. - -- f - --M -- -- ll 607 G9 Eg: W I 3 Fi, 'I' E rl 9 2 I 3 gg g fm iN 3,35 I. L l A N f nizaigx cgzierillivaiiim'3-wUa'2fi25Z2iiQi4f:i'+41mELi12?rl1f:Qrcvaigsizsfieramzceazaazzixref-xfaraanr X . . . . .S S! CLASS OF 1924 ft fl MARIE MYRTLE SHGWALTER Hollidaysburg, Pay Arts and Sciences by Womens Cosmopolitan Clubg Advanced Choir. MARTHA MAY SIGNOR Plattsburg Agriculture EQ, State Cash Scholarship. fn V l 1 Q LENORE SIVIN Far Rockaway Arts and Sciences :pg EAT. fi -Q ELSIE BRINKERHOEE SMITH Rutherford, N. j. Arts and Sciences , Pg A0113 Raven and Serpent 5 Basketball Team, Captain 2, Manager 35 I Q Crew I, 2 5 Manager of Tennis ZQ Hades Stunt Committee, Class Endow- , Q ment Fund Committee 2, Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 3 3 Womens Athletic Asso- I A ciation, Publicity Manager 35 Womens Dramatic Club 2, 3. l l . l 1 Il i LOIS FREDERICA SMITH Ithaca Agriculture J College Honor Group. Il' A . 1 MARION SMITH Nutley, N. j. Arts and Sciences ECB' JULIA BOLLER SNYDER Rochester Agriculture I gl Cosmopolitan Club, Frigga Fylgae 5 Womens Agricultural Association. p ti MARIE SKRIVER SORENSEN Corning Agriculture I pl. GEORGIA MYRTLE TEAL Abbeville, S. C. Agriculture lk AEG, Baseball Team 2. ELIZABETH AUGUSTA TOWER New Rochelle Arts and Sciences l Womens Cosmopolitan Club 3 La Tertulia Estudiantina, Cercle ,S Frangaisg Womens Clee Club. v. I ,H ROSAMOND TRILLING Atlantic City, N. j. Arts and Sciences Q Womens Clee Clubg Womens Debate Club, Womens Cosmopolitan' E Clubg Undergraduate Scholarship, Association of Collegiate Alumnae ,sr Scholarship. ill Q Q ELINOR LOUISE TROY Ithaca Arts and Sciences Pg Cercle Francais I, 2, BQ Newman Club I, 2, 3, College Honor Croup IQ B Advanced Choir 3. gl MARGARET VIRGINIA TURNER Oswego Agriculture p if Frigga Fylgae. tif lf, BESSIE MATILDA TUTTLE King Ferry Agriculture 1 fg1L......-,...----..c- . ..,..-.hq---uc 3 . . A A -. f A. lu fl'f31jf?jf.iv',?,i ,fi'unfliiifiiilg?E?.?f:.5?i5ijfi2'i.lTl 2i?2'a5ff?Tg1jQF?7:'iE5rE4a! 5fg5IYgQfsZf72ifgfmiilzirfi 608 I' I Q 1 4' fl Il N E L L I fx N T H ' ..-.,--.-.-.-cw.m-,-:c..--- , , ,W E,.. J in 0 1 I ' 1 x lt77I1i 32'47 i?21!'s?'12Ci's.iT47-i ' . 251252 -aigfia. cffQ-,jagiigzev-ifiaee 3iL17f2 2'. 2f.1n1f-4 ' twigs A ----J ---A ge - I Y Y, ',5 'Tit T A. 'T 11. T T, mv- 1 -di :Milly - CLASS OF 1924 15:21 Qi alll HELEN MARGARET UHL Rutherford, N. j. Arts and Sciences AIX Crew 1, Manager 1, zg Women s Dramatic Club, Vice-President 3. U .P , Q DOROTHY lVlAE VANVVYIRT Glens Falls Agriculture y fp H .3 AAA ,J IN ' nb .T 1 I NIARCELLE ANDRISE VARON Tornpkinsville Arts and Sciences - MT Hockey Team 1, 1, 3, Womens Cosmopolitan Clubg Cercle Francais. rj -,Q MARY JANET VENMAN Frewsburg Arts and Sciences Q E 1 AIX Baseball Team I, Manager ZQ Tennis Team I, 2. f. as J ' C 5 I-IILDA KATHERINE VON BERGEN jejersonville Arts and Sciences 5 junior Advisory Committee, Womens Clee Club I, Vice-President 3 3 ,S College Honor Group zg State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. A it , EDITH MAC-RUDER VOORHEES Groton Arts and Sciences T Q KAQ Apethg Womens Clee Club I 3 State Cash Scholarship. Q . F . , lf' W ' . I IQ T BXIABEL CARY WARREN Hudson Falls Arts and Sciences H33 7 fl . l Q lt l ESTHER MARIE WEBSTER Corning Arts and Sciences Atl Womens Cwlee Club, State Cash Scholarship. I lg' ,rv 1 Xu' . . IQ DOROTHEA lVlURIEL WESCOTT Newburgh Arts and Sciences Wayside Aftermathg Womens Glee Club 1 3 Advanced Choir 3Q State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. Q2 FB. lib MONA LOUISE WOLFF New York City Arts and Sciences Ts I A KK11 I H It-U . . T 'T l T EDNA DEBORAH Wooo Binghamton Agriculture Q 'T Hockey Team I, 'Lg Womens Glee Club IQ College l-lonor Group IQ S l' Kermis Cast z. V S3 lr' l L 4. gn MARTHA ELIZABETH Woor. Ithaca Agriculture il T 2K3 Frigga Eylgaeg Kermis Cast I, z. ig Q If P . I . . li l I MARY ELIZABETH YINGER Colurnbza, Pa. Arts and Sciences Q i', KKITQ Womens Glee Club. gl WINIFRED HAZEL ZIMMERMAN Cortlancl Agriculture 1' Erigga Eylgaeg State Cash Scholarsh1p. ' . Irv 1 1 ' ar? . Ng T 1 HELEN ZVIRIN ' Larchmont Agriculture I QI Class Endowment Fund Committee 2. gt T 5 1 N Q., YET, T-A Y, WT Y 'T' ,QW . Fffgiia. 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University of Arizona Swarthmore College Goucher College Adelphi College Randolph-Macon Womens College University of Pennsylvania University of Texas University of Oklahoma Newcomb College Oklahoma A. 82 M. College University of Washington Montana State University Oregon State University Washington State College Oregon Agricultural College University of Idaho University of Minnesota University of Wisconsin University of North Dakota University of South Dakota Lawrence College University of Colorado University of Nevada Springstead Little Lyons B. Boyer Rockwood Wing Rumsey Davies M, Dean I-Ioehler Cushman Loring A. Dean Bork D. Boyer Folks Whitehill Martin Delap Merritt Porter Ford Kreuter Schenck Seaman O'Brien Baugh Freeman Cannon Harding Hicks Cook ,- I I. , K T. .:,,r,s,...- , -,-,If , f , ... ,. ,,-...'-- I-yn.. pl... 4+-' I- I. na.-V ge .1-L31 ,- I. 612 lx 'it 'r in 'IL ' 1 11 I -its K. F4 lt? lm I II ' . Left I Pg 121 LK Ill: 'Iv I8 I ,I if mt! II' . ti IJ IS! 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ROBERT WARREN SAILOR I I MISS REBECCA STONEMAN HARRIS MRS. JACOB SCHRAMM . Q . MRS. RALPH JONES MRS. SUMNER SLICHTER Q2 MRS. BENJAMIN KINGSBURY MRS. ALBERT WILLIAM SMITH MISS CECELIA AGNES LAW MRS. LGUIS PARDON SMITH 52 MRS. WILLIAM FORREST LEE MRS. ELIAS WILLIS MISS HELEN LORING MRS. ALFRED WRAY - I Ju M B SENIORS ANN HOEA E . N I ILDRED ORK E HL R 'fi-4 I HELEN DELAE GERTRUDE MARTIN EVELYN POLKS GRETEL SCHENCK Ir' EILEEN FREEMAN MERCEDES SEAMAN I ALICE HARDING EDITH SEVERANCE N JUNIGRS VIRGINIA BAUGH MARJORIE DEAN DOROTHY BOYER LOUISE KREUTER RUTH COOK HANNAH LYONS '15 DOROTHY DAVIES MARTHA OBRIEN Ig SOPHOMQRES I ORA FORD GERTRUDE RUMSEY .IQ ELMA LITTLE IVA SPRINGSTEAD In DEVERE PORTER FRESHMENELLEN WING .- Q' I BEATRICE BOYER IVIARGUERITE HICKS I MARTHA CANNON LOUISE MERITT I HOPE CUSHMAN MILDRED ROCKWOOD IQ AMY DEAN CATHERINE WHITEHILL If R- Y. 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MARY GOODENOW WILLCOX JUNIORS I BARBARA ELLIS TREVOR ,fly RAMONA WOLFF MARY YINGER yy SGPI-IOMORES FRANCES JONES QI MARY ELIZABETH MATHEWSON I VIRGINIA TYLER -- ERESHMEN 5,1 CAROL BEATTIE ELEANOR HULINGS ffq I ELIZABETH BEATTIE AGNES LESTER Q RUTH BURLINGAME WILHELMINE MULLER JEANNETTE DUNSMORE MARY MARGARET SMITH Ml ELIZABETH I-IAVENS .IOSEPHINE THOMPSON AI-.Q ELEANOR LOUISE WARRICK - IQ-iii ' ' Z-'fa' L ., .,- WYE' - Rd- ------f A--A' 'T '- ii 'T1,g,,I ' '. TTT ' ' EU-Ji 615 l T I I I' I 0 2 T A' H I-2 N' Ii 1 L I A V Su J: - l ,tw ' i ,U i x :L--T flaafzgafaae- alfa- if-1-1:-J. :- 1 ,v .., 3 ' I ' H' ' 1,91 f i- - -ff fn- - 3- - --- - - -- W- rf 1 -m----- ---4-A-f- - 1 all ' X I lv-iv I I- lf l , - .Mu ,UIQ '- 34, pl. 'i Qflll H Mil-I Lilll Hi fi will llilll I: Iii l 1 ' ,- I I I' I 211.1 l I ' 'll R' i - 'QFA IZ-. I -Q' kt i V1 .......... - 4- , - 1, l l Zyl! :ii 112213: if l '-j 1 nhl I : Z1 3:35 ll? 1 '-1 lr li - -ci:-1-'Q:1:Q 'j ,Q ln, . .f- :1. 1:5 U . 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MRS. JOHN WILLIAM HEBEL MISS LUELLA WILLIAMS M751 I MISS LILLIAN HOAG MR5. WALTER WILLIAMS IIE? C: - MISS HELEN ILSE HOWELL MRS. EDMUND WORTHEN W EIJ SENIORS II MAURINE KATHERINE BEALS ELIZABETH BEAVER LERCH I ffil' Ii WILHELMINA KROOS FOULK ALICE MOURONVAL I gil '?'f V '11 M5 I GERTRUDE HARTZELL CAROLYN PENELOPE SLATER HELEN FRANCES NORTHUP if if I . If WI I M JUNIQES E M C W? I DA ARION BREED LICE LIZABETH C ARTNEY ,III-,I ITEM LUCY CURSONS KATHRYN CECELIA MYERS J Q ESTHER ELDREDGE HELEN COLGROVE NICHOLS X If ANET ZILLAH KUNTZ HELEN MARGARET UHL Aj BB 134 QI LUCY VERNELIA LACY MARY JANET VENMAN II.: M E H CRIST SGPHOMNQRCCEEIIA HOPE MORAN J J' J ARION LIZABET RUTH GAUSMAN YSABEL MULLER Jgy, CATHERINE JANE HOOVER PAULINE JOHANNA SCHMID I-11 Q11 KATHARINE LIVINGSTON HELEN TRESCHER GERTRUDE SCOTT 1453? ERESHMEN Izggf I Y MARY LOUISE BARNES ALICE HANLON ,FI I 11 ' QI ROSE ELEANOR BENTON RUTH HALL HENDRYX ly, MII REBE LATTA BIGGS KATHARINE LOUISE JACOBS Nf DOROTHY REED BURNETT MARY LOUISE LEWIS ,Ifg-'I MARTHA CARPENTER JULIA MANNING IL-1- Tj' , ALLENE GOODENOUGH ELIZABETH MARVIN II-Q 'I Il Uiggglgpl-z'Ecl1f-Q'. 52 Sf'42U1TfiEif .4 4. 151 I-I 617 , 4 I Y 0 'l' Z V U lv' 'W' F, I l I X N . r,,igJ i51! .- i , ,f:f,i.q:,gi-ag:1.ff:li'f'.'a. I . .. Mpifipii-'3:11iifiiwfwgi .'alvi-fliiQ1WE l'lriii1f?Iif:1', i T wi' ',ifil'.5 .- ' if 'Mi 1 'W ' iff-Q 2 gli'-ii Jin' wiv. iw, W .ik , .,, i i 4 in ,,5,i., X M i iw ix Q api MFE 1 , Ci. mi. , wi ,L i. 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A Zplza Phi Founded at Syracuse University 1871 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Syracuse University Barnard College Northwestern University University of Nebraska DePauw University University of Toronto Cornell University University of Missouri University of Minnesota University of North Dakota Baltimore College Ohio State University Boston University University of Washington University of Michigan University of Oregon University of Wisconsin Washburn College Leland Stanford, jr., University University of Oklahoma University of California University of Montana University of South Dakota University of Texas University of lllinois Michigan Agricultural College Irish Martin XVyckoFf Ransom Seeholzcr Van Vrankin Seymour Holton F. Barton H. Barton Bosworth Brooks Ogden Corson Reister Decker Pigott Cushman Muller Bateman Latshaw Blauvelt Conwell French O'Connell Morse Bacon Turpin Zcchlin Adams Millspaugh English Koetsch Guy -U, ', -1,1 I- : 1 .5 ,P W ,i G18 I Ill ' 1 3 A I II If 'rg 5, I I I X N I-'av - 4 .. A ,. .Y Y' N in 'Q: fT'f1 '.'f' ,FfA,f f+-7 I, 4 7 3 ' F ' ' ' f G 'S' ' ' M T ii fa ' A -4- -Y.' ,.1r,-I , r JD ' ' - A Q Delta Chapter Established in I889 IN FACULTA GEORGIA LAURA WHITE MRS MRS MRS. MRS MRS. MRS. HAROLD NELSON BLISS CHARLES BRUFF BLIN SILL CUSHMAN CARL FREEMAN HOWE LEWIS KNUDSON HAROLD MARSTON MORSE GRACE ADAMS LILLIAN MARY BACON MARGARET PORTER BATEMAN KATHERINE HUTTON BLAUVELT DOROTHY CONWELL MARGARET ALLERTON CUSHMAN HARRIET GARRISON BARTON MARY BOSWORTH MARIE-JEANNE BROOKS MILDRED WIRT CORSON ELLEN FRANCES BARTON PHILLIS HOLTON FRANCES CHRISTINE IRISH KELSEY LOFTUS MARTIN GERTRUDE ADAMS HELEN ENGLISH HELEN GUY ELIZABETH KOETSCH DOROTHY LAMPE TE MRS MRS MISS MISS MRS MISS MRS. GEORGE YOUNG, JR. HOWARD RILEY JULIA RUGG GRACE ALVANA SEELY EDWARD TITCHENER KAREN ANDREEVNA WHITE EDWARD GUILD WYCKOFF HELEN AGNES DRAKE DOROTHY CHANDLER FRENCH ROWENA ALLEN MORSE SYLVIA MULLER AILEEN O'CONNELL IVIARIE TURPIN RUTH ALMA DECKER MARGARET ELIZABETH LATSHANV PRISCILLA CAMPBELL OGDEN MARGUERITE LOUISE PIGOTT ' SOPHOMORES DOROTHY SEEHOLZER ANNE HUBBELL SEYMOUR VIRGINIA VAN VRANKIN ELOISE WARRINER FRESHMEN EDITH MILLSPAUGH JOSEPHINE RANSOM CONSTANCE RIESTER EDITH WYCKOIIF MARION ZECHLIN -1' a-f-'---!- HW T T LL, L L .rf-L-,A Avg- I E 7, , .LL ,,-.. L ,,- , ELYL,-.,.,.., pl , y L A - .- - -v TT:r,? T: FF.'i'.5tT 'g'l ' 'gm'-- l 'f45'Y75f5 71 -3 'I Z I' '7' 7' 'ff-7?7' V3f',fETL?fkQf: '-.P ,QQ-iifff- 'I' fff,1.-f-'IS3'fW'?. 5S 512- fl-1 ' ' . I 4.32-36 fb-' f ei,f:.LL.LE, :-g5g,.:i,1, -1.iE....-HH-L-, ., ,. -. , - r,-U' fi 'nl X .v If .1 'I' ll ' 1 9 'I T 1' 0 Il N' EM'-L I All A K, ' -159 r 45--3-5 775133-1TQIQeL5:l.5l2f7fT'TTfQfE:l22'QEQ!f'5if-ii:E Z-:lil in Tr? TW A-'H f aff- ---. T L-Q' Ig -l A - LA f i ii 713 ', L, f ' ' A- ' L LLL, -L L -f-v.-. -3-VY7..g.LA M- 1.L.-.Lg3 Lfi ji, 4 glljl ffl! ll: il ls. W i --' f fszarzf -' il lull WL ,Jug Nl lil 1 -5. i F-fy!-Ljgsf' . 'Lf g A ' L1 f all -4-. :ia W 12,5 Hu iL .L ,A,, . L p llfl 'LL-' L1 li fill ik.-i . . , , ' i ul A fpha mzcron z My lllr iffy Founded 1897 if if 5 il 59 lfii it 2 . 1' F ROLL OF CHAPTERS Zig FD V Newcomb College University of Illinois Rqii 'Lv , , L L , ga New York University University of Minnesota Qi, University of Tennessee Syracuse University L QL: Randolph-Macon Womens College University of Washington pil' University of Nebraska Southwestern Methodist Univ. Nl will University of California University of Indiana ifiif De Pauw University University of Wisconsin Lil Q '.:.i i N l Kg' Tufts College Montana State College gg EY University of Maine Vanderbilt University all i . l Cornell University University of Pennsylvania L ig Northwestern University University of Kansas ,543 illlr Leland Stanford, jr., University lvliarni University ji 1' Barnard College University of Michigan Sail f X FJ gil 4 lx ,xi if 4- V' 'lla' 1 ll I H5 lie 5? l xiii' l iv' gr E ii dl 'ri V13 e I l -i W Hull il 9, l TILE Lift lil ll: ,iii , lit' rj' li'-L T 4:1 'Q f ff -' Vi: l ' . l- l - -- l 3 Stone Eagan johnson McAdam Carpenter Brown Johann Buecking Miller Teeple ' L' Ransome M. Smith McCormick F. Warner Oviatt Goltz E. Smith Staples Macbeth Dugiar , 'L 5 l ', L' Wilson I-Iunton Anderson Mashek Shoemaker C. Holmes Gsand von Reeder Yereance imball i 'Qi ' J Ludy Green Durling Foster Trebing jerisenius G. Holmes Campion Algoo E. 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ALBERT WRIGHT I 16' SENIORS ELIZABETH WIDMAYER ALGEO ANNA GERTRUDE HOLMES CATHARINE SARA CAMPION CONSUELO HOLMES DOROTHY DURLING KAREN NIENSENIUS F21 FLORENCE ANE FOSTER MARGUERITE THORA LUDY ,I J 525 ALICE CRAMER GREEN AMALIA SHOEMAKER A-'W HELEN MAE GSAND DOROTHEA GRACE TREBING I fb Igs I ELIZABETH THOMPSON WARNER IE A , A IE JUNIGRS ELIZABETH ARMSTRONG ANDERSON MARTHA CAROLYN MCCORMICK ANITA MARIE GOLTZ RUTH OVIATT M331 MARION I-IUNTON ELSIE BRINKERHOFF SMITH MARJORIE GERTRUDE KIMBALL LUISE OTTILIE VON ROEDER MARGARET MASHEK FLORENCE ELEANER WARNER ff, VERA WINIFRED YEREANCE ia xl SOPI-IGMORES 15, VERONICA CECELIA BROWN VIOLET JANE RANSOME ELIZABETH EDWENA CARPENTER MARGARET SMITH II I ,Qf MARIE LOUISE DUGGAR MARION WITHERLE STAPLES EQ DOROTHY MARIE JOHANN DONNA STONE uid MARION MACBETH HILDAGARD WILSON P3 FRESI-IMEN 'Lf S3 JOHANNA BEUCKING ELIZABETH FRANCES MCADAM FRANCES EAGAN - MURIEL MILLER Ig MARGARET MURDOCK JOHNSON CHARLOTTE MARION TEEPLE IQ- I -J, S J --0-'W--'A-' -W-'-W-' '- M T---'T'.L,,gL::.,.'Z,L..iM, nil., 14.4 Q1 :Q 5 5 :gg Y, H --fi Y - A LE 'fi'fl':i:F:: I A A Q, ,,,C.L gf :'1::'li:TiEif5-F :ITT VFf'F,ifDf,f:iT':jffwj:Qjii 621 I . . 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I Founded in igoz I.v li I gil Rott or our-xPTERs 1, I II lvliami University Eureka College Q, Q, Cornell University Denver University a, DePauw Universit Universit of Louisiana l y Y I Qzfi Indiana University University of Wisconsin y Nebraska University University of Oregon I Baker University Northwestern University 5 lql Ohio State Universit Universit of Illinois , 1: 1 Y Y Well Iowa State University University of Southern California i il Washington University University of Alabama ,BV-fill Kansas State College George Washington University VII University of California Oklahoma State College I Lombard College Adelphi College University of Cincinnati Washington State College I Qi University of Pittsburgh Oregon State College I University of North Dakota Franklin College i ' I University of Nlichigan V I 'R l H 2 Q ,H + e t l 3 V, I , .xl 1 Al IIIL-' j iff-,W i , ft. lf- ii .ill-1 lm H 'Q-.i Nlcwhinney Ross Koerner Tewksbury M. Gilchrist Bettis O'Leary Ruoff .'f Hickey Dean Brace Bloxam Metcalfe Cunningham Becker Curtis Marsh HJ Osborne Lonergan Covert Reubel Stauffer Irish A Gilchrist Gehan lil-- Y W -Y ,,1, if ' ' ' ' ' t -' QW' 7 ' fm- 'it 'LLTH ' Y ,,.., T. sm., ..i.,g . pf r - ,,r My JZ ' : Ng : r V..-, L.,,'.-i.l,:ljg!vjN?Q. . ai, 1 h-x X . KZ, l 2. ,-'jf' ij, Y' jyiggijiitff, 622 ll I l,,.,sl.,l,,sr7s N ur 1023- cnIz.NI.iILIAN W , R-A - - - - A.,., - ' '+ --- -1.-E:-'-A1 ---N - -f- '----.------:-'.:::'---g.:-W:::r--T -'if'l'-1'--Tf?rl::.- 1 'A L. E'3L!:f':'e2C2QTiggE5 -i f-'f'-SQL,-1'3Li .41 I-E Si-I-mv' L--.-Lg. 3115: gi T- I, .. H., -5 T,..E4g,-L:..:.......-...---Y--.- .,.. fm THR R I: H53 HV WR dp ' if W5 iq!! Hip W? Q, 1 7! i5: UI 'fi-If ,Emil EI i Q 'W SEI Ra: we Q, Ngf Ilziki :lvl III-I '- Ip,-, H :am H I MEN r-' ' IHS. I I ive? 2 !' .Q.Af gi 3? Pl? I TV I U H , ' ZH I dl L A , I , , Fw' - If ' K, ' Fi I 5994: 5231 A viii! 55 Beta Chapter 'W 'ICQ Established in IQO8 Qxifiiy , E , W: 3? Ffgfif? gg I PATRONESSES ,M aI .I Egg MRS. ROBERT OGDEN MRS. SETH SAVAGE Igiggni fi? BARS. RALPH STOCKMAN TARR :Mig ,JA AUDI 'Q IN URBE +532 I. si ' 0g MISS MARY 4AGNES CONLIN MRS. ROBERT PARKS GRANT ,755 IVIRS. OSCAR VON ENGELN T- 1 W' gli SENIORS I , I HARRIET ELIZABETH ARMSTRONG DOROTHY CURTIS QI' FLORENCE BECKER ADELE DEAN INET ESTHER HALL BRACE MADELEINE IVIARGARET HICKEY E5 I GLADYS CUNNINGHAM HELEN MARGARET MARSH QM SARAH JOSEPHINE METCALEE Ilzgixw I I F1 E I JUNIORS ' MARGARET KELLY MARION MCWHINNEY I 'Q I HELEN PRIEDA KOERNER HELEN LOUISE TEWKSBURY RRI xg ,I - SOPHOMORES fp HELEN LEONORA BETTIS CLARA AUGUSTA REUBEL MARION ELIZABETH COVERT EVELYN ROSS 1 11 MARY ALICE GILCHRIST LEONA RUOFF 'Ig H ANNE O LEARY MARGARET STAUFFER pg! 0 3 fx. I ,gl FRESHMEN I IES ANITA GEHAN MARGARET LONERGAN kim Q1 gx gg ALMYRA GILCHRIST IVIARGERY MCGRAIL Qi Eg I ELOISE IRISH FLORENCE OSBORNE V . IEE l 4 ff f- Q- V--W f Qitiigl EV,-if'9E-TL-...4,E.-.s-'- -1E'1'l iT-- :E:Q:1f,f-'QLJA 623 T H Ii I Q T 14 H 12 W If I. L I X N l iw 1' l l 'ul r',N I ll! I. tl l lsfl 1'-' l ii? I lil I l r l l v lf' lllii' I 'IZ' 5 if Qllzg , , lli li. ' ip' lllef Ilgz l fl lr' 'IEW 'I ll l l kill l , M i'4 ll rf' li il iw. I. l . l bil Q, ,. L i i lvl lfsi . lil. l l l, 1 ll- llls' up in I nt' t lb: A4.- l'! :ft 4 . M' l ,A- l A if - fm, illff, .ll .y ull. . ilk :nl .ll J .1 1 . 1 -, F-. I Q ll I .al ali lfjl xi t ral ,, :Nl lil lil?-fl fl' lf E in-I .nl llail, Nl -f -sl I. Fl yi n W L ,, CT' ..fm1'1rjR'-,rf 7: ' ' T'T ?'T'iT ' T., . W e' 1' if .if ..' A - 1 .Y 45' 4 as- -01' ru A-1. 4.'V',-tl iZf2C, 1. 1 a.'. .Q-.1 W --- .. . s- i.K? :f'27f 51:9 ,YF L-- ffy 1 '-1 s 'iii'-N-fp -.L ..v - f N 5, .- . . , . ,J , 3 Q g Q. 1 mc. tu, 9 rf'-'wi A- V Y .,,. ..J,l Adelphi Boston Bucknell Cornell Goucher Pennsylvania Randolph-Macon Stetson St. Lawrence Syracuse Vermont Brenau Colby Hollins Florida State ,x w me rrmewltif -' ,, :H E. .- '.j.j. -S i is we '.-.' -My 5 fa A,-1 '- 2:2-' f - 11:1 ,- was U-Ifao 6 38 L ?. 'J f ,f V1 1. M S- .rk ? Fl, T ,. 5' ' af . N Z I' 'Ak Qc- . , 8 .1 . 9 X s . 0' elta alta alta Founded at Boston in 1888 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Pittsburgh Adrian Ames Arkansas Cincinnati Coe DePauw Franklin Iowa Knox Miami Millikin Northwestern Ohio Simpson Illinois Transylvania Vanderbilt Wisconsin Drury Minnesota Alabama Mt. Union Michigan Missouri Baker California Colorado Nebraska Nevada Oklahoma Southwestern Leland Stanford -Ir Texas Washington Wyoming Oregon Kansas State Oregon Agricultural Washington State Maine Middlebury Butler Indiana Southern Methodist Colorado State ul Il ' l'gj' wi: lliml 1 Y- , Morris Allison Brown F. Van Wirt Maloney Fretz Stjohn Humphrey Smith Holley KL' D. Van Wirt Hoyt Stone Lefner Pearlman Cvehret Meays Crane Hooper xl E.NVatson Curtis Woehl Stevens j.Watson Voorhees lvIcAllister Montgomery Stubbletield Karns l'l it t' .film F .- ff .. W 'f' 13 7Q, jff l' !i'l TT? -1 I z V- if f-:ff fs W fgifuifjiiaf-it-f,2f. 1 Y , 6224- I, . 1 .5 I I,- .,r 1 I' H ff .-L.L...,..-E.-...,.fW-SES 3.4 E LLL.. Wt. L 'Al 11, .FL E ML .LP WL., A 1EWi'7f?f':T Y.,,,,,,..Ql1I1 ..' '..,, -.. ,..- 1 ZLl,,','1I', 'f - 'L.,If 'F '.iALYfl.'-.ZL'If. f7lT'TT1f' ,Fei ZQXAJ F511 M1503 ASIA lasik 'Zyl 5.53 JAH fig' :ki 'Iii Z9elta Eelta 1991150 HI wf Ir,g KISZQI HZ Alpha Beta Chapter .PA 'Q Established In I I me 9 3 .iii . gig, IN FACULTATE 'QI MISS EVELYN BYRD MISS ELEANOR MCMULLEN lin I3 Q IN URBE MISS JUANITA BATES IVIISS VERA MCCREA Q84 MRS. CORNELIUS BETTEN MRS. HAROLD ARTHUR PRATT VH MRS. MINNETTE METCALE BROCIQWAY IVJRS. LUCY PHELPS SIMONS M' mfg, MRS. WILLIAM CORNELL MISS EMMA ROMELIA SPEED W MISS ELEANOR MARY FISH MRS. EDMUND STEVENS as-YI ggi MISS MARGARET FISH MISS DELIA STONE MRS. EMILY BOARDMAN HILTON MISS KATHARINE THORP 3754 MISS MARY FLORENCE LUMSDEN MISS MARGARET TREVOR ,U SENIORS mi JENNIE CURTIS RUTH NIMMO ST. JOHN 'Eh BARBARA CATHARINE FRETZ HELEN LOUISE STEVENS . IIC? HELEN MARJORIE MEAYS DOROTHY VOORHEES ELINOR MARY WVATSON QI If JUNIORS QF DOROTHY WILSON ALLISON MIRIAM IVICALLISTER 5551 LAURA MARTHA HOYT KATHARINE MONTGOMERY 5553 HILDA ELMIRA KARNS GENEVIEVE EVANGELINE STONE lu, . ETHEL JEANETTE JULIA LEFFLER DOROTHY MAE VAN WIRT SOPHOMORES DOROTHY HOLMES BROWN MARY FRANCES HUMPHREY DOROTHY BEMENT HOLLEX' JANET ELISABETH WATSON BARBARA GILBERT HOOPER . ELINORE ELIZABETH WOEHL IW AAI I FRESHMEN J, QI HELEN JOSEPHINE CRANE ESTHER ANNA PEARLMAN IEW ELIZABETH FARNUM MAY BELLE SMITH wp KATHERINE GEHRET JULIA ELIZABETH STUBBLEFIELD gm GRACE ESTELLE MORRIS FLORENCE AMOR VAN WIRT 1553 ' LAURA PEARL WALLACE .I-7 'ju' Y V 'Y fr ' 1 , 1 DTT j1 LT.1 ,I'm ffQ'fflliQT ..-' , 'IIIQ 5Jn:E.2'z22.EFZ5ZI2i2'.jg5'fhig3 J.1523311if:aHfg2E,?5Ag,gQg3.Q1..?F??fL5 ffm T' 625 II 1 i 0. ll . gi' is l-L N I I E. I X Y ' W A -' -'Leg' :'1 'gr .' ' , 'T1'.'TL'T-T ,I' .- .,i 1j' .Q ,-,--,: , . w ...Y ..,,4. ,wil Q 5 'ins L 5' qylf' I , Y fl in Z . A ft ' ' ' -M .sff 1 ii A f i ie 1 v . 5-cgi:-7' f y in University of Arkansas Transylvania College Randolph-Macon Womens College Tulane University, Newcomb College University of Tennessee University of'lllinois Northwestern University University of Wisconsin University of California University of Kansas University of Nebraska University of Texas West Virginia University University of Michigan University of Colorado Dickinson College Florida Womens College Colby College University of Washington University of Oregon jackson College Hollins College University of Oklahoma University of Alabama Rhode Island State College Hunter College hi mega Founded 1895 ROLL OF CHAPTERS University of Minnesota William and Mary College Montana State College Pittsburgh University George Washington University Syracuse University Ohio University Miami University University of Missouri University' of Cincinnati Coe College University of Utah Leland Stanford, jr., University New Hampshire College University of Kentucky Kansas State Agricultural College Southern Methodist University Cornell University Oregon Agricultural College Ohio State University University of Chattanooga Swarthmore College University of Pennsylvania Iowa State University Purdue University Drake University University of Maine University of Georgia Southwestern Presbyterian University University of Indiana Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College 1 Heacock F. Schmidt Duffies M. Schmidt Morris Burnes Vivarttas Reyna Zawatski E. Hughes Parry Engelder - I. Hughes h Owens Van Alstyne Canfield Black E. Smith V. Smith Sullivan Browning 1 , 4 n Ll. N L L l I Agia -. ,, , ' I.-14, H B I W nx- fu! 'J y ,111 I na lv IM, ' EP wi lf F41 if FJ fl. T41 cf! E rw Qi M , I In . px 11 , E74 ,411 .. M ML I A I . i . 1 5 F-J I 7 ln ,Ng 1 f- lg W3 Vu, M l 'S NL -m I W AJ Y x .X- fu Nw 1'-J , ,fa Ex xx, 1h , 'F f-J bu x !J 6.1 X Cd 41. X , ,F L ew ,Q 1 M Q , M i 54.1 9 1:-' I 1 1' ng I H ui. l ,Q 1 A-, N55 UE? W 1 qs W V , ox H3 K Q4 I .,....... X v -v W... A 4 iff QW wt' nw 'La I ZH J ,Sid PQ .QI ww PJ, il HJ T ,M W bv i . 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College University of Pennsylvania St. Lawrence University University of Michigan University of Washington University of Dhio 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 Alabama School of Technology Cveorge Washington University Van Slyke Monteith Allen Doyle Hendrickson Kennedy Watkins M. Strong Deisler Roberts I. Strong Heine Pennock Schnacz M. L. Bool Dobert Rogers Bool jones Sohon Newbury Davison Voorhees Knox Y-. ,. , . .. .....--..,vY ,,,v.-- -- s' -Y' 'H ha N ,W I Q 'I ,,. 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SOPI-IOMORES I I WI: Y SHI BEATRICE ALLEN ELEANOR TOOKER PENNOCK sua I I , HX T MADELINE HEINE ADELE BEATRICE SCHNATZ W , QS ' IW I II EVELYN RUTH KENNEDY MARJORIE OGDEN STRONG Wig W ' ' I 'U HELEN ELIZABETH WATKINS . IQ I ' I II U3 ' 'L 11 X I fsli 8,1 . FRESI-IMEN gg 'Q f ' KATHERINE AGNES DOYLE FRANCES IRENE MONTEITH T59 09 I N 2 -iw HELEN HENDRICKSON VIRGINIA AGNES VAN SLYKE ' .1 '41 IN.. I 'A A A I A L L E EE..L,L:.1-L. Rf Air. WE.A-:.:L.CE,gg,z'1'3gET 1 629 1 1 s 4 :1 iq 1 . iw U 1 . 2 ' 'I 1' , N AK H f ' lj 1 1 I' nw l.-li I It I N . . ejfiz. V W t 'f 'b ' f7F'7:7?ff?Tf?TIfTQfiFj?F5A?fQil3Q745 .I Y . K- 1. 1 g -P z n U V - -A , --W - gl 1 1-v -- -- 4:--1--jvsllw M 'f ' A it 1 'W1l,,1Ql 1 5 l 'i ,Q for '11 -1, lf 15? 1 lf T., 1 l1,'Zg ' - 1 . 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ISAAC BERNSTEIN SEN IORS ROSE PHILLIPS JUNIORS SOPHOMCRES FRESI-IIVIEN RAE KOOTZ IVIIRIAM NATHAN' JEANNETTE NEWMAN LENORE SIVIN JEWEL SIVIN SYBIL TOBIAS IRMA ULRICH .-.-.LT I P Y vi fd L : L ' HIT iii' Lf 1 IIS' Ing Il. 'lb sf, lr II II gm II l. WL If 5. III AI ,A sv' MJ 1 A IQ I I YH' Q6 :Ae In Ni, L I2 'A E' 5' 'J INN 41-J in 1 l-J I. ,L D ff IQ . RJ kv .I U' 'U IKM 'L N -I in 9 5-J W BEATRICE BAYUK FLORENCE FRANK 'ff QI- I 4 155 RUTH CALISCH RUTH GOODMAN .1 M MILDRED ELKES ROSE KOSSACK I 'lx . ' 1 .4 I I RUTH TEPPER I If I I I I ,-,,U-,,I,, I WI.. I,L,I-,L.---,.,J 631 4 lr. V I AJ 12? IL' 3111 Q I IV' Ir I '-. V? ,ID FIN II r I f SI MJ 'IL In -1 7 I 2 5 I f I l v lwiii l ill! X iii 1027 cur.-.wiirixa 'rx fl... . --f.-f .fag .W-.--M1 ---'F ,.. .. .. A 1 --nr :A ,,- .., 'f f':2 ': ii f .v -,V .. ,, an-,gf . 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P' i355E:'fii1I1.:rE'::- - . 1-r E351-1321-Eziifiiiz' :-:Q-1.-3 -' ' - - A+ ' A Alpha Xi Delta Founded in 1893 ' ROLL OF CHAPTERS Lombard College Iowa Wesleyan College Mount Union College Bethany College University of South Dakota Wittenberg College Syracuse University University of Wisconsin University of West Virginia University of lllinois jackson College University of Minnesota University of Washington Oregon State Agricultural College Coe College Oklahoma University Drake University Kentucky State University University of California Ohio University University of Nebraska lowa State University New Hampshire College University of Vermont Albion College University of Kansas Ohio State University Stetson University University of Pittsburgh Cornell University University of Michigan Purdue University Northwestern University Kansas State Agricultural College Sharpe Bailey Duchesne Hatch Lee Stanton Grover J ohannsen Meehan Chisholm lvl. Browne Clough Noon Donnell Hoag DeLany Meach Pye Barrett B. Brown Fournier jones Vernooy Hunter McCord Belden 1 '4:-:e': 'r C.. ?1f'5-i'? , E-,' ff, ,,- a, .' . 3-,-, I ,,. ,i lgafl ,Ilya f fill I -.ll l Cl i liar-I FM lvfli l'lL':. WM l lilly ii fi Fir' l gl l :gli A , ini ifux i. lfill 'l uf oil!! Wi. v' 12 ., in I , 1, sy , lm: 5? l 'Jil Sill i I W ml ,sly lllu' llybli 1 Nl ilifil, lillinz' l Nl ll'f2l I- Fr, Q eil? ' Fail fi'-El ! .1 ssl if ' 4, I l 1 L . liiqi ily!! lli' lil ll 'f i cal '- w. ,Ui ,HE .lvl lfzll Null ilgfl Vi, 1 4. L' n M i ,- ll L-ig. i rw' l-,xi lwl , , pi . hx' u-fr' l-aff nfl, ii'-,g ' E l iii iifil I' i. all' 9 l 'nisl' E , iii fl if eil .if ffl ,fir M, L, ,,,,,,,. -,,., ,, .,. .., ... ,,t.,.et Y . - , - ,qi v , , - ',, , A .-3, -,L . ' ' ,',.i,,af,.f' ,' sffgzrvgigf' 'aff , ,-. ',,1', ', fu'fJ ,-, f!-2 .. . 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DOROTHY CELIA DELANY ESTELLE CHAPUIS NOON QYQQSWV 'HQ ELVA ROSE DONNELL GRACE LENORE SHARPE I ' : W Y I . I fa Q2 - JUNIORS MS I Tr 1 ILE, M' MIRI'AM ESTHER BAILEY DOROTHEA ELIZABETH OHANNSEN MRI Hx' I I nw A 1 , BEATRICE IRENE HOAG CHARLOTTE GLADYS JONES MQIY 1 ,MIT W MILDRED ALICE PYE , WNW I ' ' Q Ba, ' U My 1 , SOPHOMORES lg I 11 S C. ANNA ELIZABETH BARRETT KATHALEEN KLINE GRUVER I I V 1 BERNICE ALDARETTE BELDEN EMILY BARNES MCCORD A' , I J MARY ELIZABETH BROWNE ELIZABETH HAMMOND IVIEACH MQ Iv ,N I AMY LOUISE STANTON. - 1' I I! 1 5 li 2 ' I ,fy Q I FRESHMEN H552 I 5 I 1 SW I ig BERNICE BROWN LAVERNE DOROTHY FOURNIER Q - -. RUTH LOUISE HUNTER IRMA VERNOOY RQPQ , A92 MTE ' F51 1 LL :AAA Z 'ff ' B-ff Cf-H f1i-4. 1 A A ABLE., Llfiifk. I gfjgg, .f'11,f,,Q'42f3?giR'Z4iYgefg Ii 633 I ll I' 5 0 1 ,- In ,, ,, jr A-,gf , v,,,,- G, University of Toronto Middlebury College University of Vermont Boston University Syracuse University Cornell University St. Lawrence University Swarthmore College Bucknell University Dickinson College University of Pittsburgh Ohio University Ohio State University University of West Virginia Goucher College George Washington University Randolph-Macon College I-lollins College Stetson University Hillsdale College University of Michigan Franklin College .,. Q 'Q '.1',j2.i',. -.f ' 51 Qt 1Ru,,1-- 1' MJ-Iso, f 4 - ii it N l: I I, I. A N x .-HW Y ..::. V V :3 a ' 'Ig1 ,2 '. : 3 f H ' 4 : . -f . - 1 xi -Y - V 1 -1-fn-,I ,- 4: It-M .iv ,- ,. ,. 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College University of Arkansas 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 University of XVyoming ' M- , ' , At, 14, ,,.s,-V, F., Q, i Y in ,ie ,r , Vaughn Winney Van Order Alkins Hebbard Corell Gage Merwin D. Smith Faber Nevins Barber Carroll Cvriffen Pengelly Hill Conner Klenke Ecks lhrig Husted Schreiner Hannifan Case M. Smith H. Smith Blauvelt W'ormari XVest we-s ,ary V 1 s ,Q-V . , f-. uv-1, nf .a'-,,-'-m, sa H.- ',-ife as gf ' 41 -' F '?v '2'-,zfarvorr v vw I Q9 liilli l i, X ,Qu lg? I i li: lf! fm Url ' LAY :if 1 it-i ,Si Kimi il'--5' ii Vi H iii 9, 51,41 lim Qi i iii l iqgi img Wlj? illf' if N ills? Vffl .ilga ll? 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'kip GRACE BROWN BLAUVELT LAVINIA LOWRY PENGELLY INIII W. ETHEL MELLOWS GRIFFEN IDA HELEN SCHREINER fk II IRIS MARJORIE MARY HANNIFAN I-IARRIETTE GENEVIEVE SMITH ANNE LIDDELL HILL MARY HIPWOOD SMITH JIQII KATHERINE I-IUSTED GRACE WALROND WEST EVELYN ALICE IHRIG ELIZABETH DOROTHY' WORMAN JUNIORS RUTH LUCILE BARBER BEATRICE LOUISE ECKS 12532. MADELINE ANNE CARROLL ADDIE GULDLIN FABER ISN l FLORENCE MARIE CONNER EDITH THEODORA KLENKE XII' MARCERY SUSAN NEVINS ,II I JI , I SOP I-IOMORES 'Ifxi I W3 I OHNETTE ADELL ATKINS ELINOR FREEMAN GAGE IN, W 'gig I-IELEN BROVVNELL COVEL CHARLOTTE LEWIS I-IEBBARD ' 4. . FRESI-IMEN I-IARRIET MERWIN MARJORIE DELPHINE VAN ORDER I DOROTHY ROMAYNE SMITH ARLEYNE LILLIAN VAUCHN FRANCES SIBYL WINNEY ,Im I ' I L-A-W:--A-H ---f-- AAAA -'-- Qu----W-,-'-- ----A--'fi -- ff-TT--1g1g4 Qlf., ...., ' iii .L . T. ?3.i:tLiii1,' -'24, I 'I 635 I. 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I ,bij Mg?-gi 3 Barnard College University of Pennsylvania 1211411 .121 Hunter College Syracuse University Lili afijl Teachers' College Cornell University 1,-fi . . . 1-Q11 111-will Adelphi College University of Denver Q11 412.1 ' . . . pf 11f'1:'l Newcomb Colle e Universit of Pittslour h 1.11 flffl' . . . . . . 1-1 mylil New York Universit Universit of Southern California 1 l ll-illl . . . . . . 1'X 1f A 11,91 Universit of Illinois Northwestern Universit 15 1 11.-'11 N. Y. State College for Teachers University of Michigan 1Qi1l1 kllfgii University of Wisconsin Ohio State University gil 1 lil' ,-13 Illf,1l'1 131: 151531 11, 1 111111 1 rf- 111 1 11.151 ,il E If M1 f iq 12.411 X :hu ll'li:11l 1 'Til ' -ll 3 1 l H SHIV I 16 ! ' lll A lull 1F1'l all 111:Zll 1111 1 Qill 'Rl 1 A gl 8,51 1 J l '1 lu . L 151 1211 ' 1111 Fi. 1 I M1 'll 1 'nfl 1 11, ' 11.11 l 'lallf' '.a'll VH HW' ' 1 1 1 1 W?'T'l' . Brook Bornstein Herman Fromer Goodstein lj' Q 155541 E. Goodman Goetz R. Goodman Kane Shapiro Vi I ' W Alpern Fellman Joslovitz Cohen Singer Katchen 'kj 1 1 1, 1 J 1 E 1 E Jiri 1 -mga .. gg--1.-A wwf-is M . W .. .W . .g -. . ,.,.,g. --q.,1-w -. - .ffxalltglfz , 1 ATPAFQQ 630 . - I T H ELL.- E-..--L fl iw L , ,.-.,,,,E1 'Lf' E, ltalip LLL LE.ELEL!E-,,i's, Fl- 7 , -- fp , '-- -f ..,- :g.:-,,h E.. - --A E..- - - V1-TEQLET.. ,:.---- W! -V, . A 4 .A Au J W FV v - Y N xi! I A. -5 w 1 T B , , I 5. V W ' T fa Ta , , ' 1 ' LQTT 9 'EQQ ',E. 1ff 1 if ' fmvf-Q ' ' L '. .-.. IlT'T'1T7-T i1.,. ' 7 . .. '.,'fE Q .... .T,1 MS. iigfiil ' ' T 322 T' 1 in-Z: J iw 1453 wmv, ! f1V1' vi l W!! 'x .lm f 5 'vid 354' l mr I .dal 'VF 1, My X 1 Q1 Nb' JM if-1. L it T i 7-H L '1 .1 A P f . ' m 'L 'Ni T! EH cvfhnhacfpszloncilhz 242 lm 5121 I1 -I ts' A - 'Q .,1, , Eg -W 'ffl FR: AH Tllfigmi Kappa Chapter :Iz'g,Jl, Elm 5 V1.1 Wifi Established in IQZO 5'gi M541 11 541 IEW I U41 ian lib!! g 5' UH IN URBE QGQ mg MRS. 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' ASSOCIATION OF COSMOPOLITAIN CLUBS I International Federation Of Students: Corda Fratres I+ I-I ' I 55 IT 5 I OFFICERS QI CLAUDIA BARNES . . . . . . President u CHRISTINA WILLIAMSON . . Vice-President . S3 , ,I , CAROL LESTER . . Correspondmg Secretary IJ ug ' I 1 ALETTA TUTTLE . . Recordmg Secretary I SARAH RATNER . ..... . . Treasurer I In! I 1 QI I-IONORARY MEMBERS EI' I QI MRS. LIVINGSTON FARRAND DR. GEORGIA LAURA WHITE i I II IQ PQI ASSOCIATE MEMBERS MISS ALICE BLINN MISS GERTRUDE NYE I QI MRS. CHARLES BURDICK MISS LOIS QSBORN MRS. ALISON CUTHBERT MRS. NATHANIEL SCI-IMIDT EBI MISS MARGARET CUTHBERT MRS. ELIZA VANLOON MRS. CATHERINE VOSBURG QI I , ACTIVE MEMBERS if MADELINE AMATO BARBARA MCCLINTOCK S. ESTHER ANTELL KELSEY MARTIN QI RUTH BATEMAN MARGUERITE MAZZARELLA QQ ELEANOR BAYUK ROWENA MORSE Ig ALINDA BURNHAM MARIE POWERS N 5 JESSIE COHN EVA REITH F MRS. 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Librarian N' X5 CLARA ACKERMAN RUTH FISHER MARGARET RAY LAURA ALLEN LAURA GEEK LOUISA RIDGWAY MQQIJ EVELYN BABCOCK MARIE GUSTAFSON GERTRUDE RUMSEY A GLADYS BARCLAY LOLA GUTMANN MARION SALISBURY W, SARAH BEARD MADELINE HATCH ISABEL SCHNAPPER WWE FLORENCE BECKER I'iAZEL HEACOCK MARION SCHOONMACI-IER 3 ALICE BELDINC CHARLOTTE HEBBERD LUCILE SEYBOLT EMMA BESIG GRACE HENRICH ELIZABETH SHEERS LEAH BLADEN ALFREDA HILL GERTRUDE SIBLEY Liwflf ESTHER BRACE IRENE HILL HELEN SMITH DOROTHEA BRADT MILORED HILLER LOUISE STANTON El XSIFJJJ DOROTHY BULL BEATRICE HOAG DONNA STONE A RUTH BURLINGAME ADA JONES ISABELLE STRONG J ALINDA BURNHAM ANONA KELLER MARJORIE STRONG CATHERINE CAMPBELL EMMA KUCKLER JULIA STUBBLEFIELD KATHERINE CANFIELD DOROTHY LARRABEE DOROTHY SULLIVAN Qplji I MARTHA CARPENTER GERTRUDE LEAR ELIZABETH TOWER HELEN CHAPPELL OLIVE LING ALETTA TUTTLE ANNE CHISHOLM BETTY LITTLE AURELIA VAUGHN MABELLE CLARIQ MARTHA MCCORMICK HILDA VON BERGEN IRQ? L HELEN CRANE MARION MCWHINNEY DORIS WEBB US I ELSIE CURTIS MARIE MAHER ESTHER WEBSTER :swf HOPE CUSHMAN ELIZABETH MARVIN CATHERINE WELCH MARION DAMMEYER MAY MATTSON GLADYS WELLAR AMY DEAN HARRIET MERWIN RUBY WHEATON MARY DECK EVELYN MUNTZ MARY WICKES J ELVA DONNELL ALICE NEWBURY' HELEN WIECZOREK A ELIZABETH DOREN MAY OSWALO HARLOW WILSON' IRWINA DORR ETHEL PICKARD GLADYS WOODS JPY' BERYL EMERY RUTH PURDY DOROTHY WOODWARD Q 'STL ELIZABETH PENN MARY YINGER 3 ' I I E32 T MANDOLIN CLUB 1 'ns FRANCES RICE . .... . President 1 MARJORIE WILMOT . . Secretary AME JOSEPHINE THOMPSON ..I. . . . 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Sheldon Voight M-etcalfe Seaman Nydegger Geer Allison MacBeth Hopkins Vaughn Neil Holley Springstcad Clapp Hanford Kirine Allen Weber Cushman Henrich Voorhees McAllister Smith Mattson Baugh Holland Becker Lyons Rice Gosmari Barton Osborn Csand Hoehler DeLany Wellar Fretz McCormick Decker oung Women 's Christian Association HELEN CSAND, '23 ANNE HOEHLER, '23 HANNAH LYONS, '24 . HELEN GOSMAN, '25 . LOIS CURTIS GSBORN, 'IO DOROTHY DELANY, '23 RUTH DECKER, '24 . RUTH RICE, '23 . GLADYS WELLAR, '23 , HARRIET BARTON, '24 . BARBARA FRETZ, '23 . DOROTHY SEEHOLZER, '25 . President Vice-President . Treasurer . . Secretary . General Secretary Chairman Religious Meetings Chairman Voluntary Study Chairman Social Committee . Chairman I nter-Church Committee , Chairman Community Service . Chairman Membership Committee . Chairman Publicity Committee SU B-CHA l RMEN CHARLOTTE ALLEN, '23 DOROTHY ALLISON, '24 VIRGINIA BAUGH, '24 FLORENCE BECKER, '23 RACHAEL CHILEREY, '25 RUTH CLAPP, '25 MARGARET CUSHMAN, '23 LAURA GEER, '23 CARROLL GRIMINGER, '24 GRACE HENRICH, '23 DOROTHY HOLLEY, '25 DORIS HOPKINS, '24 MARTHA KINNE, '24 MARION MACBETH, '25 MIRIAM MCALLISTER, '24 ALIBETH MCCARTNEY, '24 MAY MATTSON, '23 JOSEPHINE METCALFE, '23 MILDRED NEFF, '24 ELLEN NYDEGGER, '24 DE VERE PORTER, '25 ELEANOR RILEY, '23 MARION SEAMAN, '24 RUTH SEYMOUR, '25 ROSEMARY SHELDON, '25 ELSIE SMITH, '24 IVA SPRINGSTEAD, '25 VIRGINIA VAN VRANKEN, AURELIA VAUGHN, '23 EMILY VOIGHT, '25 DOROTHY VOORHEES, '23 DORIS WADSWORTH, '23 HELEN WEBER, '23 MARY WICKES, '25 7-5 W., I I . 2, Y: f, . ,A Iifgyz' if --I 'K - ,I 4 ,fx fbi, , ,,,. - 5-1,.. 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Treasurer JUDICIARY COMMITTEE CAROLYN SLATER '23, Chairman IVIAY MATTSGN, '23 RUTH DECKER, '24 DOROTHEA TREBING, '23 MARGARET LATSHAW, '24 W-, -,,,, ,, YW ,L V AYY -,-UWIQEY 7,1 ,, ,-,,, ,,- 2 . ,,,, .,, V ,,,. .............,,, .EA--,1-fgd 'L .' . 7-Q . r ,. , I. I ,. I I 4, , V ,N .. 1? , , .- ,L .- 1,I,.I..,,,'1.,.' ? T T ' FF , ':.- ,'3J',T ,wr-,-, I- r , 'J 1 .2 ,VH :II 13 -1 -'HQ If-:R A.Q2'f.Iff'w'-:'ffIQf'f-gf'f'f.efgg15,aiw-2Q ?Gfi25?f'fLEfE',f.-'L....pAw: -A-III 13' FII I A Il, IIRI ' IIIITTIII I IIAIIII ' X gIwII I III- I IIQII' ly' - I 'II'I? 4'I II ' III X . ,IH III II , 1 HI'T'II I I ID.. I. XII: ,I II,vIII I.'3f ll WG ISI Ie II III II I . I III Al! fi. IQI ,IIII IIy'II Ip' I.,v A I B II I QII IIIIQII I I II I III IIIITFIIII .I III I III I' IIIIIIII I' I I'II I If I .II 'LIJI' IQWII 'IIIIJIII IIIRIIIII I! lxgg IMI' lII II I' I I I, :ff'.,II I.I,. 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'K 1 1 Graham Henrich Cascryi Griminger Wellar Goltz Besig Neff Dunsmore Del.any 'olks l-loehler Willcox Riley Macbeth Mattson Severance GravcS Narthup Bateman Slater Mouronval Latshaxv C-sand Mathewson SeMGoz1efrnment ssociation Council CAROLYN SLATER, '23 . ALICE MOURONVAL, '23 MARGARET BATEMAN, .23 MARGARET LATSHAW, '24 HELEN GSAND, '23 . DOROTHEA DICKINSON, .23 EDITH SEVERANCE, '23 . GRACE l-IENRICH, '23 HELEN NORTHUP, '23 . MARY CASEY, '24 . ELEANOR GRAVES, '25 . JEANETTE DUNSMORE, '26 GERTRUDE MATI-IEWSON, .23 DOROTHY DELANY, '23 MARY WILLCOX, '23 ROSE PHILLIPS, '23 MAY MATTSON, '23 MILDRED NEFF, '24 ANNE I-IOEHLER, '23 ELEANOR RILEY, '23 . MARION MACE'-ETH, '25 EMMA BESIG, '23 . EVELYN FOLKS, '23 GLADYS WELLAR, '23 . VIOLA GRAHAM, GRAD, . President of Self-Government Ass'n , President of Outside Houses . President of Risley . President of Sage President of Y. W. C. A. . . President of Athletic Ass'n President of Women's Dramatic Club . . . . Census Taker President of Senior Class . President of junior Class . President of Sophomore Class President of Freshman Class . Women's Editor of the Sun Womens Editor of the Annuals . . . W7omen's Editor of the Era Chairman of Vocational Guidance Committee Chairman of Senior Advisory Committee Chairman of junior Advisory Committee Chairman of Finance Committee Chairman of Social Committee . . Chairman of Calendar . . . President of L. O. V. . Chairman of Citizenship Committee . . . President of Glee Club , Chairman of Graduate Committee .1 lf ELIZABETH LERCH, '23 . Chairman of Fraternity Group ANITA GOLTZ, '24 . Chairman of Cascadilla Group 1. ,Q g . . . E11 1 CARROLL GRIMINGER, 24 . Chairman of Scattered Houses Q11 1 655 YN v J' ,-I I I I I. I 'IH!'A-1'P Yy InIIIxI'ILIx L , ,, , v,.,,,,1,5,, , wvw ,Mmeul-,W 'Yv' ug It Ig In U52 -GI iii L? Q5 Iii if Us ,FJ IF? Hartzc-:Il French Seeholzer Uhl Smith Jiri! Kuntz Schreiner Severance Kahn .Wk 9 , - whit Omen S ramatzc lub fy EXECUTIVE BODY If EDITH SEVERANCE ..... . President H3 HELEN UHL . . Vice-President GERTRUDE HARTZELL . . . . Secretary :YM3 HELEN SCHREINER . Business Manager HQ DOROTHY SEEHOLZER Sophomore Representative Llc' JANET KUNTZ . . . . Treasurer 113, ALICE MCCARTNEY Corresponding Secretary ff,-fi DOROTHY FRENCH . A Art Director A MARY SMITH ..... Publicity Manager IH. HELEN KAHN ..... . Head Coach M HONORARY MEMBERS 5255 MRS. LIVINGSTON FARRAND MARTIN WRIGHT SAMPSON HIP MISS JULIA MELOTTE MISS CATHERINE SCHURMAN I'9.j'J MISS GERTRUDE NYE MRS. WILLIAM STRUNK JOHN THOMAS PARSON MRS. WALTER WILLCOX DR. GEORGIA WHITE Q1 ACTIVE MEMBERS I-Qi 1923 lift KATHRINE BLAUVELT ANNE HOEHLER HQ DOROTHY FRENCH ELIZABETH LERCH H5543 GERTRUDE HARTZELL MARY SMITH HELEN SCHREINER 1924 fifif HELEN BRIGGS ALICE MCCARTNEY QQ LUCY CURSONS KATHERYN MYERS BEATRICE ECKS IKIELEN NICHOLS iji IRENE HOLLAND RUTH OVIATT JANET KUNTZ ELSIE SMITH Mi ETHEL LEFFLER BARBARA TREVOR pfgi CAROL LESTER VERA YEREANCE HELEN UHL 11225 1925 Iifffl ELEANOR CAGE DOROTHY SEEHOLZER Qi, HELEN KAHN VERA VOYNOW 153- PAULINE SCHMID HILDAGARDE WILSON un' r A is .A A I A -Udit 'i - A - ,S f5f'S-T7g?V'- iffl-4if'Zl?'? 656 I I 1 1 I ' 'I , 1 I' v P l 'Z ' 4, Nichols Gustafson Smith Wallace: Eagan Klcnkf: Dickinson Allison XVcaver Raith , . . . . Omen S Atlzletzc Assoczatzon Ounczl DOROTHEA DICKINSON, '23 . . President DOROTHY ALLISON, '24 Vice-President EDITH KLENKE, '24 . Secretary LOUISE KREUTER, '24 . . Treasurer ELSIE SMITH, Q24 . DOROTHY WALLACE, '23 EVA REITH, .24 . PEARL WEAVER . HELEN NICHOLS . MARIE GUSTAFSON FRANCES EAGAN . 4.7-'fn--Qg.'. ve' .,' .IE If .L Publicity Manager President of Rqlle Club President of Outing Club CLASS REPRESENTATIVES ,,3f K-,.:,. J. ,4,.5., 657 . 1923 . I924 . 1925 . 1926 A Wznners of W. A. A. C .1922 KATHERINE BLAUVELT BERTHA FUNNELL IMOGENE GUION ELLARINE I-IAINSWORTH HELEN KINNEY GERTRUDE LYNAI-IAN MARION MCMILLAN RODNEY MASON ELIZABETH PRATT EVELYN RICHMOND 1923 1- H gg 1 9 z 3 c 0 R. N E L 1 A6569-3' . 1 ' A' ' -Cf If I I '- 1 'f1-4' I Cf 77 C and Bar FRANCES RICE I Q2 3 DOROTHY DELANY DOROTHY DICKINSON FRANCES I-IASKINS PEARL WEAVER IQQL4 LOUISE KREUTER I ,av mf' wfbrry W AW ,QJ,A 'f'f9 ? ' 'C D wi ' A A h 3?'f ' 658 Y --4. .. -5 Q CASCADILLA GORGE I 'J 2 4 in ls '6 L ,rr ,YJ . ----7 -:1.-1:1 GUR ADVERTISERS O OUR advertisers, Whose support has very materially aided in the publication of this book, we take this opportunity of expressing our sincere appreciation. 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PRIOR, Managing Director 6 I M MAKERS OP Steam Gil and Air Separators EXHAUST HEADS FLANCED STEAM FITTINGS .J 'I 1 4 i ii If TTTa I 'li l ' ' E l ' ' I Ill ll 1 lil, r i,i5N 'f 5 ' ll if THE DIRECT SFPARATOR COM PAIN Y Inc SYRACUSE, NEW YORK HE BESSE SYSTEM CO., owning and opera- ting Men's Clothing and Eur- nishing Stores from Kansas City, Kans., to Bangor, Me. SI All buying for cash and sell- ing for cash. 'IIEstalolished forty-five years. 1I Better Clothing at Less Money is our motto. WI When in Syra- cuse, visit our New Sporting Goods Department. 1IC1olf Outfits a Specialty. Besse System Co. 430 S. Salina Street 1: Syracuse, N. Y. liing Qmxalitg TRADE MARK Shirts 262 Bob 52 Easkincl NEW YORK CITY 68-1- ..........mwff,:Qm. ..x,.-,,X , M mx-Wm. .xxx X W. Wfna W WMM WWW M... fm 3 X W nwfmwmm S 3 Q 2 X X :!:!ewxb2:lmsxmmamwoxmwzmxxwwxmwmxmsxwsxxvommvw NXXWNNNNmmmwmWvmxwmNNmwx xmxmwgQ. 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ES 'Nt Xx Q X :S zu 3 Q 685 X 1 I i, ,.i, erase 5: 'iii 75 N- f'xT'o l -J ii Machinery That Serves Many Industries VAST populations and innumerable industries are served by power and industrial plants equipped with Allis-Chalmers machinery. il Supplying light, power,and water, and handling sewage and drainagein great centers of population are some ofthe com lex roblems solved bvAllis-Chalmers 'T P P , engineers. il This company has developed AWS-ClwfmefS Pfvducls Electrical Machinery steam and water turbines to high peaks of ' efficiency, as evidenced by many Of the most important stations in the world. il Allis-Chalmers electrical apparatus is used in practically every industry and includes some of the largest equipment ever built, together with complete electrical power units with any type of prime mover. il Building six million horsepower in gas, oil, and steam engines is but one of many Allis-Chalmers achievements. il The companys mining and metallurgical machinery is recognized as standard throughout the world. il lts rock crushing and cement making machinery has been used in building many of the greatest engineering projects. 1l Flour Mills equipped with Allis Machinery circle the globe, while Allis saw mill equipment is used in practically every timber-producing country. il The Allis-Chalmers farm tractor, the latest of the companys varied lines, is finding a wide application, not only in this country, but in many foreign lands. llliiuil Ei 1,45 i I g Eg! .s 'iglm i m Il T ... ,Ur EE Steam Turbines Steam Engines Condensers Hydraulic Turbines Pumping Engines Centrifugal Pumps C En ines i as g Oil Engines Mining Machinery Metallurgical Machinery Crushing and Cement Machy. Flour Mill Machinery Saw Mill Machinery Air Compressors Air Brakes Steam and Electric Hoists F Tractors arm Power Transmission Machy. Perforated Metal Timber-Preserving Machy. LLIS-CHALMERS MFINUFFICTURINGCO. W MILWAUKEE, wus. U.S.A. , . f M 686 Plumbing for New Chemical Laboratory now being installed by J MES j. ERESNAI-IAN Contracting Engineers 462-40.1, ELK STREET BUFFALO, N. Y. 'Y -v-'r .fzf-- '1 f:3fL7 if- r , ' 4 fig? All ,liz 0,'fi.,f?f . . fi' f A Y-1.1-ix-Q , es. ' L K Q .. .. , , V A , fic f 'mf ' W Lui' 'fel ' , H , A . 4. f NA ' I A li' I - V 1 x Q!-,, tk eff, 'YT 1- L J..-f 'xf I V' ., , , W 5 E, .A ,L-A ' 7 xlib: KQZTMNY , , ff A -' , l z -' f 1 ' re, : ,-,, j.,f,. ,. W A if-2g'?'5f?i9L ' , f P f ' : Y, G-. , 'j,fg?.Q5f?f'11V'Jn?G, I , 2 1 , 1 T N iw 1 i Auxi fjiiggy f Q -J ,sf F2 :Y J' M, , 3 , 1 - E. A, if 1 1 , ' 'V 'rf fm o .,11fs ,gfkf ff . , x..--'W M-W im for A . i w 1, l .- i Off QifP,.l...,-G? ' L' , ' L v P ' f .WSJ V M5 :Wei r M L I , .M ,... ..f M- 'G' rbi' f ,levy-file r A A jg 5-f-1 ' ,V gf , ?1JI'2M'F?Ql1225l'6 W - ' - 'E' A If H f ' f l- 2 - ' , -T rf4QFf:fLI f'?' APLUMBING, HEATING, VENTILATING POWER PLANT AND SPRINKLER EQUIPMENT 687 THE CASCADILLA SCHOOLS COLLEGE PREPARATORY BOARDINO SCHOOL, .September-june SPECIAL TUTORINO SCHOOL, October-july Tutoring in Any Preparatory Subject Prepare Especially for Cornell TRUSTEES F. C. CORNELL C. D. BOSTVVICK A. M. DRUMMOND ERNEST BLAKER ADDRESS F. B. CHAMBERLIN, Director Box 160, ITHACA, N. Y. l I . . T ..T., rpS4S Mwefwwewf fm n ' Wag 4 :awww ' l we f ML ,. f . ' V h . - VL.. V ' Al V -AL' - M..-Q2-.l ffy- 9 . . 4 ' . - 4 ' : .1-' .W A . f'QT'5?m-11 JM?L-'l:-f - . , ' .-., eff .,.3 imp fwifl-- M ,. :lf 2.,1l'.. fi avg' ngeyflg e'fr:'-,- V. , 7' ' - , 2 ., ?mmg.' I 1-ge .. pe. , , if firiifi Q.. f A '-lll1iz' uvi'f-'fLi'er- ',,-ag K 'sill X513 , av. u:,,lfr 4 -!HSf1:!z.! 'E+' 4- :im M, W .- 1.1 - -X mr- -.A-:Nw -V A- . -. - f--Q-- gg . . lf -H?-,-3-,-qvfflv 1... - '1 I . ' V .. - -- -.x -ff:-1 .- .SL-ff's::',:'f ' 41 -. ,' - - 'E iii? if ' , ' A 'f 2312? Sl-IELDGN COURT A flreproof, modern, private dormitory for the men students of Cornell Univer- Sity. Located at the College Avenue entrance to campus. Grill, Book Store, and Barber Shop in the building. Catalogue and full information on request A. R. CONGDON, Mgr., ITHACA. N. Y BURNS BAKES COOl4ieS and Cakes BURNS' BREAD, 'nuf Said. 6 The Wisteria Garden PREVENT EIRES Particular Food for Particular People 'THACN N' Y' Use Smother-Butt Ash WELVE years catering to Cornell students tends to let us know what they desire and how they wish it to to be served. Moreover that expe- rience has been reinforced by actual Contact with such world-famous places as 'Shcpardsn in Cairo, Carleton's in Shanghai, Raffles in Singapore, and Tait's in San Francisco. Preparing food is a pleasurable science. Wfe pride ourselves that we possess the Trays and Smokers ATHLETIC MEDALS, BADGES, BUTTONS AND NOVELTIES IN METAL Original Ideas Unexcelled Service Sensible Prices Science' Free Sketches and Samples American Emblem INCORPORATED H. MILES, '08, Mandgef U1-ICA, NEW YORK H l-ILC CQNIPANY Importers and Converters of Linings ZQQ MERCER STREET NEW YORK 689 Co We WALL PAPER, WINDOW SHADES PAINTS AND VARNISHES UPHOLSTERING AND REPAIRING ARTHUR L DANIELS SUCCESSOR TO HILE 81 DANIELS ZIO NO. AURORA STREET TELEPHONE 3397 Ask any crew man about our SIRLOIN STEAKS Two welcome events in your unrversity Iife: prelims and meals at the Crescent Lunch. Why not make the years of 1923-24 a pleasure by dining at the Crescent Lunch? Regular Meals e Sirloin Steak a specialty e Meal Tickets Board by the XVeek. Crescent Lunch CORNELLIANS are ready to take care of your needs Ln Wall Paper Wzndow Shades and do your Upholstering Repau mg and Rejnzshzng of Furmtare .1 RADE JENKINS MARK Everywhere SYMBOL of service and satisfaction to those who know valves and valve requirements, the jenkins Diamond is familiar to thousands. In power plants, factories, mills, hotels, oHice buildings, schools, theatres, churches, laundries, in railroad work, on locomotives, steamships, in oil fields and refineries, on water mains, on machines as part of the equipment, in apartment houses, in the home- wherever valves are used you'1l find Jenkins Valves. Each year finds millions more Jenkins Valves in use- because they go into service and SATISFY. Each valve is designed, made, tested, and guar- anteed for the maximum service, not merely the average. Bronze, iron, and steel valves for all pressures and purposes. JENKINS BROS. New York Boston Philadelphia Chicago Montreal LOIIGOU . if - v 55. ,Always marked with the ,Diamond o 251, . I I 02 5 G S 5 A SINCE i864 691 Without removing the blade it strops, shaves and cleans' A safety razor and stropper combined in one OST safety razor blades grow dull after only a few shaves-they pull and must be thrown away. The ordinary safety razor cannot be stropped except with stropping devices that rnust be bought and used separately. Avoid this needless discomfort and expense. Use a razor that .fir-apr it: own bladef! With the Valet Auto Strop Razor you can easily bring back the first keen edge in Zen fecondf every morning. Stropping, Shaving, Cleaning-the blade always stays in the razor! A Whole year of cool, smooth shaves guaranteed from each package of blades. Complete with silver-plated razor, selected strop and a yearis supply of blades in a con- venient leather, gun-metal or nickel case. VALET Auto'Strop Razor -S cupens itsebf Prices 31.00 to 85.00 and up 692 j fur! flip the .drop through the razor hfad and par: the razor bade and forth along the Jtrop ESTABLISHED 1890 A. E. ROTI-ISTEIN 82 COMPANY INCORPORATED Manufacturing and jobbing Trades Converters of Colton Goods 41 EAST IITH STREET, NEW YORK CITY BALTIMORE CHICAGO PI-IILADEPHIA Undisputably, I guarantee the best work obtainable on SI-IOE REPAIR LONDON SERVICE BUTTON COMPANY INCORPORATED just give me a call tj? ' DIAL 5603 5-9 UNION SQUARE NEW YORK CITY , CORNELL MODERN SHOE REPAIRING J. COSENTINI, Proprietor 4oz STEWART AVE. ITHACA, N. Y. 693 KOI-IM 82 ERUNNE Merchant Tailors WE WISH THE CLASS OF 1923 ALL SUCCESS POSSIBLEQ TO THE REMAINING CLASSES, WE WILL SERVE YOU AS WELL TWO HUNDRED TWENTY-TWO EAST STATE STREET THE FIFTH IVIAX KLUEBERT NATIONAL BANK OF TI-IE CITY OF NEW YORK 7.3RD STREET AT LEXINGTON AVENUE NEW YORK CITY ESTABLISHED EICHTEEN HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FOUR Furniture Repairing and Refnishing UPI-IOLSTERING, CABINET WORK, AWNINC-S, TENTS PORCI-I ENCLOSURES AND GENERAL CANVAS WORK Fraternity Houses Given Prompt Attention 141 SOUTH AURORA ST. TELEPHONE 7631 694 1 J i X li .fry f 1 J ,, X, A, - -im ,W J! 'AW pf. f lf! 56 1 N. Q I fa I 4 6 pf?JL,r? ' if .l Qi X Vail A Y MW ., il' uf, rl1XgKKi . gi ,I X, ply!! 4 l wfislv V- f i sx i From your first step, to the - , l one you have just taken, you , X have traveled nearly all of the ,ny way in hosiery-a long and 'J ? intricate pathway leading t y ' , , li f hack to small beginnings. In i these exacting days Phoenix leads in sales everywhere, because it is bringing to the modern and strenuous path- ways of unnumbered millions of men, women and children unmatched miles of hosiery security and elegance at minimum cost. Then why should not your next step in if progress be Phoenix clad? t Q PHQENIX r f gr 1 if ll lf , H O S I E RY 5 , Q is X MILWAUKEE Q r J .l is .' f pf 'rewards x f E Jo f ?- P i . 5' ' Qi gwfi ' ' ' li X i A , L ..-s H T1 5 f f l X ti i t s o QQ ll si ' i ' of ! so 4 , Q 695 STERLING ON BRONZE A fascinating line of Humidors, Cigarette Boxes, Ash Trays Tobacco jars, Match Boxes, and Loving Cups R. A. I-IEGGIE 82 BRG. CG. Fraternity jewelers 136 EAST STATE STREET, ITHACA, N. Y. THE ATKINEON PRESS PUBLICATIONS Pl' FRATERNITY SOUTH TIOGA STREET, IT 6 3 PTSER FN fx ' 1' X The largest selling quality pencil in the world. THE well-known pencil with the watermark finish -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 6B-SB-4B-SB For writing, sketching 2B-B-HB-F-H For clean Hue lines 2H-SH-4H-SH-611 For delicate, thin lines 7H-SH-9H Plain Ends per doz.5l.O0 Rubber Ends, per doz. SL20 At Slalioners and Stores lhroughofut the World American Lead Pencil Co. 218 Fifth Avenue New York Dept. M-35 Yellow Cab Guards Public Welfare Dainty gowns and costly clothing will never suffer harm if you patron- ize a YELLOW CAB. Every twenty-four hours each YEL- LOW CAB is thoroughly scrubbed with soap and water. After its bath it is disinfected. You can see, feel and smell the cleanliness of a YELLOW CAE. l-lave you ever marveled at how seldom a YELLOW CAB breaks down and how quiet and smooth it operates? YELLOW CAB experts, like the man with the hammer who tests the wheels Of railroad cars, nightly in- spect every screw, nut and bolt to make certain that the car you ride in is staunch and sound. These are but a few of the benefits resulting from the scientific methods which constitute YELLOW CAB Organized service. Hail them anywhere Yellow Cab Co. DIAL 2451 7 CHASE AND CGMPANY Clothiers-Hatrers--Shirtmakers roi 8-iozo 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 ex- tremely anxious to have you continue with us and want to assure you that we will do -everything within our power to merit your confidence. 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-three we are Faithfully yours, CHASE AND COMPANY BRANCH: 212 EAST STATE ST., ITHACA, N. Y. 698 TURKISH BATHS SAXOPHONES Hot Air, Steam and AND BAND INSTRUMENTS Shower Baths lMlKll hl0 TTT Q ,lT T 'ff E, N I 1 -TTQ HIE YQU SEAS? f F4226 PAY I CATALOG 5 qyawf Mandolins ,.... , Saxophones Nj Drums Tenor Banjos H g g. Clarlnets Banjo H 5 Violins Mandolins A Guitars Everything IIo W. SENECA STREET, ITHACA N Y Ukeleles Musical Easy Terms TELEPHONE 'LOOZ . 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PRINTERS BOOK AND COMMERCIAL WORK OUR SPECIALTY 317 EAST STATE STREET ITHACA, NEW YORK 702 N V fvyxlf N lb fm Wx ffl OTHE FIJVCHIEY GIVES PARTICUIAR ATTENTION 10 CIOIHES ANI? HABFRIJASHERI FOR COLIEGE Zl'lEN SFIICIIONS ARF JWOST! EAC! UTIVE ANIQ THE S'l'RVlCf RENDFAFD IS VERY COMPIFFT CUSTOJII FIZVISH PVITI-IOUT THE AIVIVOVAJVCE OFA TRI ON REA D V TO PUT OJV WHNQHHLHEY 5Wost 46 th. Street NEXV X'0RK l- I ' I xg ' ',k A XX if , .E Xl x i f X VX fff'x-gf N 2 9 .T ., N f 1' 6 fi!-ff sw X I f --I C, f 'WL fu 7,4 f jf Mu ., J KRi.2f'f, ,X Z -lh 5 H X ,X X K gb' X X X X Q' t E Xtf!ITfX1l ,t X I f ff f f ,XJ T - 7 -4 Z .4 l .1 -I 5 f I' .Z I F x R 4 L 1 E 1 ' ' EL Z J Z - I -I , L C 703 Schiff, Werring 52 Co. Clothers Linings 363 83 5 BROADWAY NEW YORK Our Service IX IE ARE giving the Ithaca public the kind of taxicab service it has always wanted. We shall increase the number of taxicabs as the public demands it, and as we are able to secure capable chauffeurs. Our Chaujeurs RED AND WHITE drivers are men of standing and capability, trustworthy and careful. They are a part of our organization and an escort to our patrons. RED AND WHITE will take you to your destina- tion by the shortest possible route. Pick them up anywhere. We request our patrons to read the meter upon entering and leaving our cabs and to report any deficiencies in the service. Lost Articles Are turned in by the drivers at our garage at io6 N. Aurora St. and will promptly be returned upon proper identification. Lowest Rates in the City Hudson, Closed and Open Cars DI AL ZOOO Maxudian Taxi Service IO6 N. Aurora St., Ithaca, N. Y. HARVEY S. KEu.ooc WALLACE I. KELLOGG KELLOGG 82 SON N ewsolealers LEADING DAILY NEWSPAPERS AND CURRENT MAGAZINES Post Cards, Cigars and Tobacco X9 x 1 V ' 'I N NN liil LL COLONIAL BUILDING IOQ EAST STATE STREET -X E ITHACA, NEW YORK iv 7 Let us make your old shoes as good as new , , r x .R X 4 xx U We call for and deliver-Phone 42 3 7 UNIVERSITY SI-IOE SI-IOP MARENO BROS., Proprietors 405 EDDY STREET TRADE QMQ Il FTY YEAR S Fit for Everybody H FOR ALL OCCASIONS EOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN j. SAMUEL 82 BROS 45 WEST ISTH STREET NEW YORK CITY W 705 CORRECT CLOTHES fir YOUNG MEN PRING assortments are com- ljg plete and ready . . and constantly 15 35 l arrrvmg slupments from London and it our own manufacturers keep them sol Our lVIen's Department has re- E Cently been enlargedg our facilities for service are better than everg our li l y I t l . . . PTICCS cons1stently as low as quallty MEN'S M FIFTH SHOP . FLOOR Fifth Ave. at 35211 st.-N. Y. 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NEWMARK CO INCORPORATED Cigars Cigarettes and Tobacco Chewing Cum Buttered Popcorn NEXT TO THE CRESCENT LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY 709 THE LILY OF' CALL 8243 PALACE LAUNDRY for H igh-Grade Work and-Service TRADE MARK W BRAND EXCLUSIVE HOSIERY FOR THE WELL-DRESSED MAN AND WOMAN CALLAGHAN 8: FEDDEN, INC. 3 3 3 5 EDDY STREET NEW YORK CITY, N. Y. FREDERICK ALMY 82 CQMPANY Woolens TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY ONE FOURT A NUE 710 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, Cornell Alumni, 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. SUBSCRIPTION 54.00 A YEAR. FOREIGN 40 CENTS EXTRA. CORNELL ALUMNI NEWS PUB. CO., INC., ITHACA, N. Y. TI-IE STYLE SI-IOP'S , PRESENTING Cornelhans Exclusive Garments NO TWO ALIKE Appreciate Gowns, Suits, Coats, Wraps Meyers Make Gloves Blouses, Sport Skins Because A garment from our shop is different from the others. Try us and see. Like Old Friends They Wear Well THE STYLE SHOP A, J. PRITCHARD 711 BRUNSWICK ACC SS TIRES ' Shippee Tire Shop Brunswick, Fisk, Hewitt and Templeton Tires and Tubes EVERYTHING NEW! UNLIIVIITED GUARANTEED IVIILEAGE fixx ff F A ff ' SHIPPEE TIRE sHoR ? f ' PHONE 2108 CORD We -.Z f me EAST GREEN ST, Next to Fish Marker is ii ' 1 f MCWADE HIGH-SPEEDECIL K f R s Tllgggggie? 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How They Like It THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS School of journalism Austin Omce of the Chairman Woodstock Typewriter Company ,January 6, 1919 Chicago, Illinois GENTLEMEN: The School ofjournalism of the University of Texas has been using a num- ber of Woodstock typewriters since October, IQI7: for several months these same machines were also used by the School of Business Administration of this University in its Course in stenography and typewriting. Despite the hard usage to which typewriters are put when assi ed to the general and constant service of a large body of students, none oglilvhom feel any special interest in their preservation, these Woodstock machines required no overhauling what- soever until the present month-and the work done on them then was only to clean and oil them. The Woodstock is simple in construction, comprehensive in its completeness, is adapted to hard usage and abuse, and has given us entire satisfaction. Sincerely yours, Chairman School ofjournalism University of Texas WOODSTOCK TYPEWRITER CO. General Sales Office, 35 North Dearborn Street Chicago, U S A 718 X X Q, T'-A v..--f . af WO ei, i 1 ' As BED LAMP As STAND LAMP 29 Xl 5' 1 if' '15 fg 2 gf if ' A. T ,Q 5 ffl: X v ,xl fl 1 -L 1' M I F if As WALL LAMP Q 0 . 'Practm-L lte ADJUSTABLE ELECTRICAL PORTABLE LAMP No. 178 Made of Brass, stands 16 in. high, has 7M in. Reflector and 5M in. Base, heavily weighted. I-las a sep- arable cord Connector in Base, an Adjustable Holder supports the refiector at any angle and the light is reflected without glare. The best all-round Lamp yet produced. Supplied on receipt of price, if not obtain- able at dealers. PRICES: In Brush Brass Finish, 39.00. ln Stat. Bronze or Verde Finish 3I0.00. THE WATERBURY METAL WARES Co. WATERBURY, CONN., U, s. A. MARY O'NElLL FAI-IEY L. 52 K. FREEMAN Realtor Specialist in Homefnding FARMS, HOMES, AND BUILDING PLOTS. 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Y. 721 LENT'S MUSIC STORE The Old Standw ALL TI-IE COLLEGE SONGS, STUNT SONGS, AND ALL THINGS MUSICAL PERTAINING TO COLLEGE LIFE Special attention given to mail orders, Mid pleasures and palaces where'er you roam, Orders ever so humble are .sent to your home IZ2 NORTH AURORA STREET 1 Listen Freshmen! Follow the upperclass- men and have your clothes tailored by a COLLEGE TAILOR Cleaning, Pressing and f Repairing done on - eil Gb al l , short notice CONTRACTS WRITTEN , .l.l Conservative Clothes Conservatively Priced I . V . READY-To-WEAR 335.00 TO 345.00 Merchant Tailor Between 44th and 45th Streets 2 I 3 DRYDEN ROAD 348 Madison Ave., N. Y. City 7 TO THE OLD GRAD Where yoa always used to buy TO THE SENIOR Where yoa ought to buy TO THE UNDERCLASSMAN Where you are going to bay BROWN E32 BROWN, Inc. Clothing and Furnishings The H111 Drug Sayre WILLIAM T. PRITCHARD C. E. 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IVIACKAY 82 CQ. IWo0lens NEVV YORK CITY 724 SAY NESTLES ! 'Known for its '? Quality, Purity, and Wholesomeness Order a Brick Today UNIVERSAL ILK CQMPA Y Cornell Cleaning and Pressing Company 216 EAST STATE STREET Ladies' and Cvents' Clothing Cleaned and Pressed Pressing is done BY HAND-no machines I call and deliver every day. Individual and house contracts QSCAR R. CERE, Cleaning and Pressing Dial 4431 and I will call for your work Every Day is Sundae at Everyone Goes There-The Home of the Famous I-Iot Fudge Whitman's, Page 82 Shaw, Apollo and other high-grade Chocolates are always to be had. C E OF co LE VE AT THE CA E 725 . When you think of meat think of the CQLLEGE AVENUE MARKET Choice Cuts of the Best Western Steer Beef, Home-dressed Veal, Lamb, Pork, and Poultry In fact, a full line of Fresh and Salt Meats As youlwaht them, when you want them EXPERIENCED MEAT CUTTERS A Share of Your Patronage Solicited COLLEGE AVENUE MARKET, 321 COLLEGE AVENUE E. A. SPENCER az soN DIAL 1651 ' .'-1 'I E? 12- ' ,rf V. f if J, fy xg, 0 , te , J, , 1. ...L , ,M 796 . Economy In Shoe Repairs . O NOT throw away a comfortable pair of Shoes because they seem to you to be . 1 beyond repairs. lt is not necessary to buy a new .5 X . 4. 1 yl.. pair of Shoes. Your old ones can be rebuilt and still give you much service. Comfortable old Shoes are like your old friends. You want to keep them as long as possible. We make your old Shoes like new ones, bring them here. Our prices are more reasonable than elsewhere. Why pay more? All work guaranteed. Urthopedic Quick Shoe Repairing Hospital JOHN ADAMUS, The Orthopedic Expert IO' SOUTH AURORA STREET TELEPHONE DIAL 25 71 Do you know That we dye coats, suits, overcoats, dresses, gowns, feathers, waists, portiers, draperies, curtains, and in short, everything that is practical. lf you can't afford that new suit or dress now, let us give last year's suit this year's look. Your guarantee is our forty years of successful dyeing and cleaning service. lthaca Steam Dyeing Works J. e. DURFEY 4-OQ WEST STATE STREET, ITHACA, N. Y. The Symbol of Service O PRESENT thoroughly good merchandise in the most helpful and intelligent man- ner possible-to supply the kind of clothes men really like to wear fto offer values that are the best at each price that can be obtained-that is the Baxter idea of Service. have Qualiig fo ,. FASHION PARK CLOTHIER5 qulpped with many yeariexperiehce for making phofografhs of all sorts, desirable 'For illuskra i Annualsloesfoblainalnle manslmif and lzlwe S1-191 0 HOTO GRAPHERS Ex ulive Offices l.alu ora 'for liuflig Broadway fl EW YO R K 220 M1423 Stlget 728 o 1isa11's nice a J is the compamiont .lrrhnsla-n's R. S. V, I Erich is supreme i1 'L JZ.. ' 1,- Llslky . ' I , A I ' 1 . the candy that asks a question and brings an answer EH BIEN, M'sieu! With what subtlety you now present your case! To the lady you wish to please, bring Johnston's R. S, V. P.-the candy that asks a question. In the woman's heart of her she'll understand. And its discreet request: WMM '- , X fi ,L ,Q Ig, If , X .s 4 '4. t, 7 B iv J l l e ' I , A, 4 dvzlunm fr X L f .U Q35 7 1 Repondez S'il Vous Plait, will gain an answer where other I . ' ' L., r -t Pap N means all fail. K ' ' ' It ' A- 3. I What Rxir lips can fail to smile delight at this Olympian i .' I array of sweets? Delighting ma'msel's palate with all the ' Y ' 'if ' f cnticements ofthe Arabian Nights in one unusual package. H 3 The candy for use in adairs of the heart! 60 M , To put your question right, mark well the name. Your dealer J will gladly cofoperate. He sells jolinston's R. SV. P. to many tactful wooers. X 0 H , M I LWA U K E E. J n 1 on B 729 M, DOYLE MARKS CO. Established ISOO The House of Service REMEMBER! Our Service is Next Door to You No Matter Where You Live f Ithacals Home of Better Service-Musically Speaking CORNELLIANS can always find a wide variety of instruments to choose from-such well-known pianos as STEINWAY DUO-ART A. B. CHASE, KRANICH 82 BACH, SOHMER, IVERS 82 POND DOYLEMARX and many others. In phonographs we can offer the EDISON, BRUNSWICK, SONORA and VOCALION. STRING INSTRUMENTS PIANOS RENTED SAXOPHONES DRUMS EXPERT REPAIRING and TUNING TRAPS IOS N. Aurora St. Ithaca, N. Y. SINCE 1888 PROCTOR C.WEi.c1-1, JOSEPH E. GROGAN, Managers George W Davis 82 Co. THE ONONDAGA Fraternity House Supplies Vitrified Hotel China, Hotel Glassware, Hotel Silverware Samples Furnished Complete Kitchen and Dining Room Equipment 4 TO 6 PLEASANT STREET ROCHESTER, N. Y. Headquarters for Everything and Everybody Worth While Rooms, without bath, Sz.oo per day and up Rooms, with bath, 32.75 per day and up Special Club Breakfast 750. Special Luncheon qoc. More than 1 loo satisfied customers patronize our Cafeteria every day OUR SLOGAN IS Onondaga Quality at Moderate Prices 730 Skillkrrzfters 'I-Ionor Quality 8 Sincere Service SCHOOL AND COLLEGE Engravers, Stationers, jewelers COMMENCEMENT Er WEDDING INVITATIONS, CLASS AND FRATERNITY PINS AND RINGS, DANCE PROGRAMS, MENUS, AND FAVORS, DIE STAMPED STATIONERY Samples on request Philadelphia, Pennsylvania I 6 Wanted: ii 50 Leaders wi app y emse ves or one or two years to ar: intensive study of busi- ness principles. This will include daily discussions. in small groups di- rected by men with years of business experience. and conferences with active factory and ofiice executives. This practical background bridges the gap between university training and actual business practice. It its you for an executive position. Babson Institute, an educational iri- stitution endowed for the purpose of fitting men for executive responsibil- ities, invites you to send for the book, Training and Business Lead- ership. Write today. No obligation. Babson Institute Wellesley Hills, fS'fgR12IZ,,, fI Mass- ? of gdlglyi ee 731 T., 5 ,- fN-- SHEAR PIN SPROCK ET The Silent Partner that Saves the Power Saves the Profit A IOZ increase in production-a saving of 358032.50 a year accomplished by Morse Chain Drives, Mr. C. G. Voss, Superintendent of Eflrd Manufacturing Co., Albemarle, N. C., tells us. Morse Chains have been installed in this plant for the past 7 years. They now have a 12015 and 7M I-I. P. drives on spinning frames, 64--5 and 7K2 I-l. P. drives on twisters and 4110 and zo I-I. P. group drives for cording machines. getting at least IOCZJ more production from each spinning frame and twister. Since there are a total of 184 of these machines,the ioq, increase is equivalent to saving the operating cost of about 18 machines, which we figure at 38347.50 a year. . . . . . have also eliminated the loss due to fly and dirt from pulleys and belts getting into the work-a further saving of 35585.00 a year . .... Read what Mr. Voss says: Our .Q Morse chains transmit oofk of Morse chain drives are one of the power. They are silent, durable, most profitable investments we eliminate vibration and run easily ever made ......... over short center drives. The most important result of install- ..,, Q ' ' jg X Morse engineers will cooperate with ing these chains has been the ab- iw:'g J M YOU fo ond Your most economical solute elimination of slip-a con- I , and efficient power t?nsrnission. stant source of lost production ' Write today for in ormation and . ss ' where belts are used. We are now ,RJSEEQOEOINT booklet. ADDRESS NEAREST OFFICE ATLANTA, GA ..... . . . . Candler Bldg., Earl F. Scott 82 Co. BALT1M0RE, MD. .... .............. 1 401 Lexington Bldg. BOSTON, MASS ........ ......,.,........ 1 4l Milk Street . . . .404 Commercial Bank Bldg. CHARLOTTE, N. C.. , . . C1-11cAco, ILL. ......, ......... M erchants L. 81 T. Bldg. CLEVELAND, Ol-110. ....................., Engineers Bldg. DETR01T, MICH. .....,. .... ......... . . .7601 Central Ave. KANSAS CITY, Mo. ....... Finance Bldg., Morse Eng'rg Co. M1NNEAP0L1s, M1NN ..... So. 3 MONTREAL ....... St. Nicholas Bldg., jones 82 Glassco Reg'd NEW YORK CITY ....................... 30 Church Street P1-HLADELP1-11A, PA. .................. Franklin Trust Bldg. PITTSBURGH, PA. ..................... Westinghouse Bldg. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. .................. Monadnock Bldg. ST. Louis, Mo, ......... Chemical Bldg., Morse Eng'rg Co. TORONTO. . .Bank of Hamilton Bldg., Jones Sz Glassco Reg W1NNiPEC, MAN ........ Dufferin St., Strong-Scott Mfg. . rd St., Strong-Scott Mfg. Co. 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F lr is dljpyhz --Ilglf I e- n W Wu. -f'f1-'i'f ' . at ,W .,o , . . 2 I AN E Iiisrsuui 5 Qjtfgg . r v Ig - -Fmtrrl-, I'-.H 1 . , fm :gs 1 1 I :uid 5.5 X - sruzazggf nr 51' 53.5. 4 Q- , v f fn 5 f ' za ffa-my ' W f A--Q95 ' -.n .wkff EER- .... - ...............,.,............. i.: ......... .7' ' ,Q .2 1100 Rooms A' E ' uoo Baths L.-52,4-'.--'Wm'e.'..fSi?f':'? ' Si gn- . --1:51 1, ,F-. :kv ful - A .ua J-. ,.,,. - -1' NL A . '.,,'--iw f-I u' L. , ' ' '- 5-' a Ilf -199' ' fn, .ll 5 boa 'O 'O 'O 'O 0,0 'O A sas QQ' oo' OO' QQ' go- .ou .os ,Q l 9 ! 9 S l 9 1 M 0 g ' 9 5 i U 5 A i ' 5 C ' I X 5 46 733 CORNELLIANS I The Corhelliari Cafeteria AT 209 DRYDEN RCAD The Right Place to Eat BEST FOOD CGMFORT ECONGMY For The the Best in Baked Goods Public Bakery FRENCH AND DANISI-I PASTRIES A special line of Danties for House Parties and Tea Dances DELIVERY L. E. VOSBURGI-I IO4 EAST STATE STREET T WILL pay you to come in and look over our ex- clusive line of ready-to-Wear garments at moderate prices. We realize that we cannot sell every shopper, but we can please every customer. Look around-you are welcome TI-IE FASHIGN Sl-IGP I. ROCKER Z2 I I8 EAST STATE STREET ' all 'FZ' f un ' 5 :IIIII X ' fy ' ll I I n gf 14 , sh I Il' llllllll. III n :Trunk 1 ll Ill' n 1' 11.1 , 1 ,n u Ill- I nn., I llillll 1:5559 1 ln I ll llll ll fall: 6' guyz: WWII! U I 'lllll ffl Gnu: 3, hylllll o,og.:lul v:-:::: X ia l gn A t ttl .gngzzlgrq .'I'. .wax fwfanx ,i'f:.'llllg I I . 07'?'Il'5' I I 'fUl I U. Q. lg ff2'i'ri'W-Q 1 W ll I .I : 'ffl 1 JSIIQH5' i lil ' q:llllTfii llunllfgq -Ill ty ' :sunk I, P. 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Y. 736 o PHOTOGRAPHERS 1546 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY PECIALISTS in photographic copy for School and College Annuals. fllior thirty-five years our Studios have been studying the practical and artistic needs for student managers and editors. ITHACA BRANCH goo EAST STATE STREET 737 THOROUGI-ILY MODERN-HI-IOMELIKE THE PARK AVENUE IS TI-IE HOTEL FOR YOUR STAY IN NEW YORK ITUATED on Park Avenue, 32nd to 33rd Streets, it offers guests a refined and comfortable home. 1llVIost conveniently situated. Five minutes from Grand Central and Pennsylvania Stations. Surface cars and subway at door. Fifth Avenue and Broadway with their great stores, only one and two blocks West. 1lFour Hundred guest rooms, all with outside air and sunlight. Modern equipment throughout. WRITE FOR RATES TO PARK INC., GEORGE C. BROWN National maizthnnh Clin 5 E94 illivtrupnlitun Aurnue Eirunklgn, N. H. 9' fa CLOTHING made of fine 5 fabrics, properly tailored, distinctive in appearance, yet not freakish. Reasonably priced at S30 and upward for either Suits or Overcoats. 4 Jacoe REEDHS soNs ' 1424- - 26 CHESTNUT STL A.5'a.6'A5'AQ 5.0I0r is 738 WE GUARANTEE SERVICEH Westchester Title 82 Trust Company ibq Main Street, White Plains, N. Y. 131 Hugucnot Street, New Rochelle 176 Broadway, New York City 11 Getty Square, Yonkers Nloney Loaned on Bond and Mortgage Real Estate Title Insurance Guaranteed Mortgage Investments Banking and Trusts-Safe Deposit CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS OVER 31,150,000 Nathan Schweitzer CO. j. WISE CQMPANY INCORPORATED INCORPORATED DISTRIBUTORS OF Dresses and Blouses Poultry, Game and Nleat Spectalttes TELEPHONE CHELSEA ZQOO 407-400 AND 411 WEST 14TH sr. 33 EAST 33RD STREET NEW YORK, N. Y. NEW YORK 739 11311 I' - 5 I I 'Q To You Who Will Be 1 . . x , Automotive Engineers- I I I I I I I I I I I I I In-----5 I xx xs You will be entering an industry so far-reaching that the sun never sets on its activities, an industry which in two short decades has become the second largest of the nation-yet, one which is but in its infancy. On the shoulders of you men who plan to become automotive engineers, rests the future of the auto- mobile- the automobile of 1930, of 1940, of 1950. What will it be? Will the automobile of the future show the same improvement that the automobile of today shows over that of 1910? That is largely up to you who will be Automotive Engineers! And when-two years from today, live years from today, ten years from today-a wheel, axle, or transmission design must be decided upon by you, your anti-friction bearing problems will be solved as they are today-with Timken Tapered Roller Bearings-standard equipment in more than 400 makes of cars, trucks, and tractors-at the hard service points of more than QOZ of all automotive vehicles made today The Timken Roller Bearing C0 CANTON, OHIO Ifyou need information about anti-friction bearings ar literature about Timken Tapered Roller Benringi, we'll liz glad to :md it tv you upon request. hzxirif, I I I I I I I I I I 1 if I Q5 -ww I X .5721 .4 I 15, Qing -. 'rl M ls f',,, , 1 ,W I I Z A ' : F . . 1 1'dP:l'Xd ,1 , ll' ll C ll ll O lm I R01-I-B R E Rl N 6 5 , - I E 1 2 ' ltll l ' I I 1 ' '.A' 1 , g aw9-ywy Ulf' OU , 2 A lfverywhere x at '-,. I ., , 5 I e,f,- f r .,.. . ,, .,., , .W ,, s ,O 1- za. fb!! 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' 1 I PPI NP ' ' Lmiiii T' T tmsiwfmatg Q F 65? , EIKGDTEL LAFAYETTE f lmothy Dwnght a scholarly gentleman once sald of old New England taverns You Hnd IH these lnns the pleasures of an excellent prlvate house The Hotel Lafayette though metropolltan ln equlp ment has just the character so relished by Mr Dwight The reat first floor of the Lafayette IS full of com forts that make xt as mtxmate as your home or club The sleeping rooms for the most part newly plen lshed and decorated are domestlc ln atmosphere wxth the added convenlences of a great hotel THE HOTEL LAFAYETTE AT LAFAYETTE SQUARE BUFFALO N Y A J IRELAND Mana er r . Y Q 7 - U as . 1 17 , . - . r . . g . 4 . , . . 1 . . ! 7 . - I , . . a I . - - , S N 'L' .... 'tn....... ae.:....... n:.:....... 5e.:....... ze.:....... :..:....... L..:....... a..:....... :-... 741 Eqaffhzf 341042: QEZQMEM7 ' C6446 Zgwzf gzfwfdf cfjgfflf Z'?775 Zannf THE SPERRY BUFFALQ GYRQCQMPASS FUEL COMPANY OYRO-PILOTS ANTHRACITE AND GYRO SHIP STABILIZERS BVI-UMINQUS GUN FIRE CONTROL APPARATUS CQAL NAVIGATIONAL INSTRUMENTS NAVAL, MILITARY AND COIVIIVIERCIAL SEARCI-ILIGI-ITS OFFICE The Sperry Gyroscope CO. 1018 MARINE TRUST BLDG MANHATTAN BRIDGE PLAZA BUFFALO, N- YI BROOKLYN, N. Y. Contractors la U. S. Army and Navy 74-2 fmuf 7- -, V- x', 'L r A 1 , .l MT 1' 7 y , , , f.w l , ,f wx 1 ,4e?fJNXX I X i ll ' :JN I 2 l Mix 'L , l lf Q l l l W fx 3 qA,,, 1 l f Xwl, iv' Fl Wk' Sell Direct CGNSERVATIVE CLGTHES for the College Campus HAND TAILORED READY-TO-WEAR MODERATELY PRICED BRGIVILEYS Manufacturers 817 BROADWAY NEW YORK 'I ,- f x Q 'la RL., TT TI' Ip f SPERLING 82 STERN 7.6 WASHINGTON PLACE: NEW YORK 9. A l u 'H I: X J P Sn, I ff, X ff 31453311 X K g.J,'!'l: lfff i x.. X W . Q , A X p n N lf I l U! 743 cyfnnouncing the Country Club A golf suit Com. bining ease and style. Unnam- perecl arm move- ment insurecl lo the expansion shoulder treat- ment D- Fine imported Woolens designed and made to appeal quickly io the American Men. 550.00 instead of .875.00. FLEML G, LTD. English Clothes for American Men READY-TO-DON CUSTOM MADE 1 A 1- 9' . dl' . 'L JOHN ST., NEAR BROADWAY IO EAST 44TH ST,, NEAR STH AVE 74-4 XKHO? amz TUP4 LUCSOHE NNN mEOOLULN3 CCW U T JJOQ DAQHEWDOMP WZMPMPWIMMJJMN 2: MOM EEUU EOM xmdqi .MWNENESKN rmggzf rwSNEEQO'U-ODE 532 Qt E E206 gm QE STSM Q5 EEE? Q E 258 MEP .UCNEUU U35 E am gaps 23: ESRC agp wwjcm Dfmmmgmwzl SEUCQQW EQ RQ SQ Wmplmggz QWOP QSOQ QBEQSC UZ PWZMPMPWIWNEJJMN S'Clothes for the College Mohll HAND TAlLORED'READY-TO-WEAR l GOLDSIVIITI-l CUMPANY Haberdashery Hats .LO EAST 14TH STREET NEW YORK CITY Why do College Men Flock to Cap. Blooms Clothes Shop? ECAUSE CLASS stands out in every suit or coat that leaves his store and because his PRICES cannot be beaten in New York. fl just for fun stop in and look around. lt's a sure thing that your first suit after that visit will be bought at Cap., l-Ellloomps Clothes Shop 1138 Broadway, Grand Hotel Building 1 3 Wes: 46th Street, off Fifth Avenue NEW YORK CITY illiarahlanh Gbrrhmira Enlvphnne 25115 Anhuhnn Zliarriznn mirkmarr 7211 iliiuvraihr Erin: ' 1 MADE IN THE CUP AT THE TABLE I PURE COFFEE D1ssO1.x'Es INSTANTLY-IN HOT OR ICED WATER CLO YES ? 7 ORIGINATED BY MRWASHINCTON IN 1909 WITHOUT WITHOUT WITHOUT WITHOUT COFFEE POT I BOILINC. OR BREWING R D G OUN S WASTE ALL THE GOODNESS OF THE COFFEE CONVENIENT - HEALTHFUL - DELICIOUS Semi IOC. for Special Trial Size-Recipe BooklffF1'ef G. WASHINGTON COFFEE REFINING CO., 522 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK A f I r is our best recommml ROBSONS CIGARS, TOBACCOS, SMOKERS, SUPPLIES, CANDIES, SODAS AND MAGAZINES 215 EAST SENECA STREET ITHACA rx T WHITE TAR G Z 91 ,BAGS XP!! X P1 f T SKIN , 6SlzEs X Mom I X 1 f N I X I N XI I I f f THE WHITE TAR COMPANY 56 VESEY STREET NENV YORK CITY 74-7 I - - f i In HEN in New York be sure to visit us. Our selection of Clothes and Imported Haber- dashery will pass the most exact- ing requirements of the College Man. -':A MODERATELY PRICED l' T-T B JOSEPH l-IOLSTEIN ' V INCORPORATED Men s Ouytitter T77 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY The Greatest Engineers of the Nation use and specify PENNSYLVANIA Boldt Hall, Dairy Building and Chemical Laboratory Building are among a few of Cornell College Buildings built with it PLANTS AT BATH, PA,, AND PORTLAND POINT-ON-CAYUGA-LAKE 748 KELLER KDAT The Hand-Tailored Shaker Sweater EVERY KELLER KOAT IS MADE CAREFULLY BY HAND, SHAPED AND TAILORED TO FIT AS WELL AS ANY MADE-TO-ORDER C-ARMENT. ASK FOR IT IN TI-IE HIGH-CLASS STORES OF ITHACA. THE KELLER KNITTING CO. CLEVELAND ASHLAND TEXTILE CD. 806 BROADWAY, NEW YORK 749 OPEN ALL TI-IE YEAR ' A Mineral Springs Health Resorl and Hole! knoirn as TI-IE AMERICAN NAUI-IEIM N,Tl-lE heart of the Finger Lake Country. Noted for the most picturesque Lake, River and Mountain Scenery in America. 1lIViiclway 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, Moioring, Boating, Fishing, Music, Dancing Tl-IE BATI-IS Are directly connected with the I-lotel and are complete in all appointments for HYDROTHERAPY, ELECTROTHERAPY - and MECHANOTHERAPY. 1l'l'he only place in America where the Nauheim Baths for heart and circulatory dis- orders are given with a natural Calcium Chloride Brine. WILLIAM E. LEFFiNcwEi.i., President NVATKINS, N. Y. ON SENECA LAKE ILLUSTRATED BOOKLETS. RATES, ROAD MAPS, ETC. SENT ON REQUEST ' 750 Tl-IE WARNER 82 SWASEY COMPANY CLEVELAND, OHIO XTENDS to the Graduates and Under- classmen of Cornell University a cordial invitation to visit their plant. llThey also invite you to consult with them concerning any problems you may have relating to the building, tooling or operating of turret lathes. BRANCH OFFICES ARE MAINTAINEO IN BOSTON, NEW YORK, BUFFALO, DAYTON, DETROIT, AND CHICACO WHERE You ARE WELCOME ALSO. 751 lKEEPl4l NTCONTE TED' lVlake hubby smile at breakfast time. I-Ie will, if you serve VETERAN COFFEE, a coffee that hell really enjoy- rich, invigorating, delicious' That is the reason for the great and growing popularity of VETERAN COFFEE Tl-IE pc -C sz Qtek lllillrllllllllllllllll VERY EEST COFFEE YOU EVER TASTED Why dorft you phone to have your grocer send a pound? Try it! Freshly roasted in Rochester every day by us and sold by all grocers. 5 ser- ff- or Wy n BRAN D f ' 'F .- - e ' 'f-i , . 0 f'-EQ 'nv .' mwmmgm BREWSTER, GORDON C9 CO. iNcoRPoRATED ROCHESTER, N. Y. Tl-IE HOUSE OF GOOD COFFEE AND VETERAN TEA In the handsomely lithographed can-you cannot mistake Vet- eran Coffee -once tried, your table will never be denied. The Neighborhood Grocer secures for his trade the choicest quality that the market affords 752 ECCDNQMIZE WITH CONCRETE X DEXTER CEMENT THE INDISPENSABLE, BUILDING MATERIAL 'QZARETHXE FIRE-SAFE, ENDURING A , Q I fits C' c 4 6,7 2.42 , 0 44941 Dexter Portland Cement Ca. N 49. If it KX , I L, it , 1 ME-FREE BOOKLETS I New Yorh City Nazareth, Pa. Philadelphia ARCADE ELQRISTS INCORPORATED EQUGHKEEPSIE, NEW YQRK PHONE me SAY IT WITI-I FLOWERS SAY IT WITI-I OURS' W'ire us direct - we guarantee satisfactory service CHARLES R. RIEDINGER, PROPRIETOR 53 WV 79 sew ww: '441 W: + , Ui' 1-zz Wff J- c flaw' TMJ PM T Y v . ,VE -mn -4 5 .kiwi . . . W .K 1 ,F ,Q 1 , Z .TQ fizwjffzxgmffdg ' wfffwhlfr 4 if , T gm, Z 29 55 fu? , JM I 'nga-F15 me . T J - A n f 2, ff nw 4 A i, J ' gs J. E. VAN NATTA Everything for the Ojice an egg n f' , 5355 fi, v? 5 ' ' img , fm if gffg ' lmvfi mm sm! 4,4,,f4 fwfr' fffwy W nf-15,4 M41 1 M. fi , 4:91 ,V ,- ZZ7. EAST STATE STREET ITHACA, NEW 'YORK 754 ADVERTISING INDEX Adler 82 Co., Inc., jacob ......, Allis-Chalmers Mfgr. Co .... .... Almy Co., Frederick. .,... . Alteneder 82 Sons, Theo. . . , American Emblem Co, .... , . . . . American Lead Pencil Co. .,,.. . Arcade Florist ......,..... Arlington Hotel ,........ Ashland Textile Co. . . . Atkinson Press .... ............ Atwaters Grocery .... ..,....., Auto Strop Safety Razor Co .... Babson Institute .............. Bailey Garage Co., Inc. ....... . Balfour Co., L. G. ............ . Baker, jones, Hausauer, Inc. . . . Baxter, E. B. ............,,.. . Besse-Sprague Co .... . . Best and Company. . . . Bob and Baskind ...,.... Bresnahan, james I ..... . . Brewster, Gordon 62 Co. . . . Bromleys .............. Brooks Brothers ...... . Brown and Brown ..... Buhfalo Fuel Co. ............. . Buick Motor Company ........ Bunting Brass 82 Bronze Co., The Burns Bakery ................ Cap Bloom Clothes Shop ....... Cascadilla School Association. . . Chase and Com an p y ........... College Avenue Market ........ College Book Shop .,.......... Consolidated Machine Tool Corp. Cornell Alumni News ,......... Cornell Co-Op Society ..,...... Cornell Modern Shoe Repair Shop CornelljPressing 62 Cleaning Co. Cornell Widow, Inc. .......... . Cornellian Cafetria ............ Crescent Lunch ...., Daniels, Arthur L. ..... . Davis 62 Co., George N .... .... . Dell, I. V. ................... . Dexter Portland Cement Co .... 795 686 710 712 689 697 753 7o2 749 696 721 692 731 68o 670 671 727 684 7o6 684 687 752 743 672 723 742 681 674 688 746 688 698 726 701 717 711 668 693 725 721 734 690 69o 730 722 753 Direct Separator Co. . . . Doyle-Marks Co., M.. . . Driscoll Bros. 62 Co, ....... . Durfey, J. C ............... Dwinell-Wright Company. . . Electric City Engraving Coj. Emerson Drug Co. ...,.... . Fahey, Mary. ...... . Fashion Shop .......... Fifth National Bank .... F inchley's ............. Fleming Co., D. M ..... Foundation Co., The .... . Freeman, Kate ......... Fuerst, Inc., Wm. F ...... G. Washingtons Coffee. . Q . . Glen Springs I-Iotel ......... Goldsmith Company ..... . . . Gretsch Mfgr. Co., The Fred. . . I-Iahlo Co. ................ . I-Ianover National Bank .... l-Iayssen Co., Inc., The I-I. I-I I-Ieggie 62 Bro. Co., R. A .... . I-Ieiler 62 Son, Percy. ...... . I-Iill Drug Store ........ I-Iolstein, Inc., Jos ........ I-look, Inc., I W. ......... . I-Iorlick's Malted Milk Co. . . Ithaca Black and White Cab Co Ithaca Board of Commerce. . Ithaca Yellow Cab Co., Inc.. Jenkins Bros. .' .......... . . . hlohnston Candy Co. .... . . . . jones and Lamson Machine Co.. Keller Knitting Co ..... ..... Kellogg 82 Son ......... Kent E52 Co., Henry R.. . .. Kluebert, Max ........ Knopf, Inc.. Alfred A.. . .. Kohm and Brunne .....I Kranzg F. .......... . 684 730 7o2 727 666 685 7oo 719 734 694 703 744 756 719 662 747 750 746 676 689 714 680 696 721 7 23 748 672 682 672 715 697 691 729 678 749 704 679 694 668 994 722 ., ,. ga .. Ax - . A O tdiigw Assn We ' Hi A A ijgglliglssiisiggixifg Y s tlilsglsfffgsfsgtgiw Eisae,isi.aa:siii 594991 V ,Q-I mpg V ,hip , X. if 5515! O' ' ' mlmlalkxslil, ' Y ' ' is N Y 'lfigffltc' -if'fi'li5ii:liiyl2 w of sn si li2i5Qge,Qfl','g 539-1 H is is U ib 'i'igiQ'.?if . y I ., 5: If If Sl H is Ii, V if N 'iililiQii2'ii1'!il3li I ll H is if ii.. 5 , E ..,. Qty gs xg utah ,fi ' , .- 52 K'2' - : G sf ' 4 A '- M - ci ftig t iiswia f ,ll ,tg qi- ,iss fisf fkiilftl . QQ , A g ig, . . Ay -I T N l in 433 51 ' ' l fQ--,' f , - f T ll ' fm ,, f ti. ,- .xlv gpm 2 I fs .N - O i V f .li I ,,-is . .1 , A .M 1 - Vw. -. :sl r 1 ' W' ii., ft- fs-s -fgTfT7iE iT . ,,iff':51--M - A K 'y ' i .-3' rj' . mf .-L., ' t . I . new ' if 'rwz'ff,g'- ff 9 3 THE FOUNDATION COMPANY is an organization of Construction Engineers specializing in the building of difficult Superstructures and Substructures. The enviable reputation gained in its early history for trustworthy underground construction has followed it into the Held of General Engineering Contracting. Among the structures completed by The Foundation Company are buildings of every known type. THE FOUNDATION COMPANY CITY OF NEW YORK Ofice Buildings Hydro-Electric Inggilfgililjsnfs ATLANTA SAN FRANCISCO LONDON, ENGLAND Railroads and Terminals CHICAGO LOS ANGELES PARIS' FRANCE Higliwarx Q Foundations and PITTSBURGH PHOENIX LIMA, PERU River and Harbor Underfinning Developments Filtration and Sewage MONTREAL PORTLAND' ORE' Rio DE JANEIRO Bridges and Bridge Piers Plants MineSl1afts andTu11nel.v BUILDERS OF SUPERSTRUCTURES AS WELL AVS SUBSTRUCTURES 756 ADVERTISING INDEX-Continued Ladd Co., The George T. ..,. . . Lafayette Hotel ,.......... Lang's Palace Garage... . Lenox Hotel .....,,..... Lents Music Store. .. ..... . , . . London Button Co., lnc. ..... . . Luxemberg, Nat ....,.,.,. Mackay 82 Co., D. S. . . .. Marshland Orchestra .,.. Maxudian Taxi ...... . . . Merriam Co., G. 82. C... . . . Meyer. Wallace P. .... . . Milius, Hesse 5Q Levey .,,.. Morris, The Tailor ...... Morse Chain Co. ............ . . National Waistband Co ........ New York Band Instrument Co. Newmark Co., H. H ....... . Niles-Bement-Pond Co. .... . Norton Printing Co. .... . O'Callaghan 82 Fedden ..... Onondaga Hotel ...,....... Orthopedic Shoe Repair Co. . Osborn Co., R. C. ......... . Palace Laundry ....... Papayanakos. j. G.. . . . Parisian, Inc., The. . .. Parke Ave. Hotel. . . Parke Co., L. H.. . .. Patten, Bert ....... Penn Cement Co .... Penney Co., J. C .,........ . Phoenix Hosiery Co. ...... . Pittsburgh Malleable lron Co. . . Powers Hotel, The ......... Price 62 Co., Bd. V ......... Pritchard, A. j. .... . Pritchard, Wm,. . . . Public Bakery . I. . . . Races Garage .......... Reed's Sons, jacob ....... . Richardson 82 Son, G. W. . . . Robinson 82 Co., Dwight P. . . . . Robinson Studio, The ...... Robson, S. B. ........ . 669 741 7o1 683 722 993 701 724 749 704 975 7II 715 735 732 738 099 709 676 7o2 710 739 727 72o 71o 725 666 738 683 706 748 709 095 973 676 665 711 7713 734 682 738 724 713 682 747 Rochester, Hotel ....... . . . Rothschild Bros .......... . . . Rothstein 82 Co., A. E .... . . . Samuels 82 Bros., bl. .... . . . Sanford Hotel Co. ............ . Sanitary Ice Cream Co. .... . Sawyer 82 Co., A, R. .... . . Schiff 82 Werring Bros. ..... . Schoverling, Daly 82 Gales. . . Schweitzer Co., Inc., Nathan. . . Scusa, Peter ...........,...... Seneca Camera Co.. ........ . . . Seneca Engineering Co .... Shanghai Co ........... . . . Sharpe, George W .... . . . Sheldon Court ....... . . . Shippee Tire Shop .... . . . Skillkrafters, The .... . . . Sperling 82 Stern ....... . . . Sperry Gyroscope Co. ..... . . . Starin Bros. 82 Pellegrini ....... Statler Co., Hotels ....... . . . Student Supply Co ....... . . . Swanstrom, S. L .... ........... Timken Roller Bearing Co. .... . Treman, King 62 Co. ..... .... . Underwood Typewriter Co. .... . United Hotels Co. of America.. . Universal Milk Co. .......... . . University Shoe Shop .......... Van Natta, E. ....... . . .' Warner 82 Swasey Co. ........ . Waterbury Metal Wares Co .... . Welch, E. L .................. Westchester Title 82 Trust Co.. . Westinghouse Air Brake Co.. . . . White, J. G., Inc.. ......... ... White Studio ............... 728, White Tar Co, ............... . Whitman 82 Co., Lesher ........ Wise Co., lnc.,j ......... ... Wisteria Garden. . ......... . . . Woodstock Typewriter Co. .... . Zeller-Stevens, Inc. ....... . . . 977 706 993 795 979 683 715 704 735 739 974 739 735 68o 712 688 712 731 743 742 742 733 974 999 740 72o 7o8 664 725 705 754 751 719 709 739 667 707 737 747 716 739 689 718 745 I ND E X ADVERTISEMENTS ..,.. .... e S3 Advertising Index ..... .... 7 S3 ATHLETICS MAJOR SPORTS Council ..... .... 5 3 2 Baseball ..... .... 5 Z1 Football ..... .... 5 O5 Navy ..... Track ....... M1NoR SPORTS Council ....., Basketball .... Fencing ...., Golf ......,. Hockey ..... Lacrosse ,... Polo ...... Soccer .... .... I Tennis ............. Wrestling ........... WEARERS OF THE C . . . BOARD OF EDITORS.. CLASSES A Seniors, 1923 ........ juniors, 1924 .... .,.. CLASS HISTORY ,.,.... CLASS OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES Student Council ,..... Freshman Advisory. . . 1923 Committees ..... 1924 Committees .,.. 1925 Committees. . . . 1926 Committees .... CLUBS Adirondack Club .... Atrux Club .....,.... Beth LlAmed ....,... Blair Club ...... ..... British-American Club 469 483 ----535 ....536 ....556 ..,.552 ...,55o ....546 ---.554 544 543 . .... 542 ....467 .. ....9 .....83 .. .... 187 ........179 . ..., 46o .. ..,, 461 . ,,.. 462 . . . .463 . . . .464 . . . .465 .,..408 . .,.. 399 3- --AV 397 .....,..4o4 ........4IO Chinese Students Club ....... '. I2 Christian Association , Cosmopolitan Club. . . Deutscher Verein ..... Filipino Cornellians. . . Hill School Club .... . Kappa Beta Phi ..,... Lawrenceville Club. . . Le Cercle F rangais .... Ivlajura ..........,. Manuscript Club .... Ofhcers Club ........ . Pistol Club .......... Rocky Mountain Club Scalp and Blade ..... . Senators Club ........ 4 .. ,... 416 . ..,. 414 .. .... 412 .. .... 415 . ..,. 4o2 398 403 . .,.. 411 ....396 ....4OI . .... 4Oo .. .... 419 ........4o7 .. .... 4o9 . ..., 405 Southerners Club ............. 4O'6 Swimming Club .............. 418 .CORNELLIAN COUNCIL. .. .... ,. .8O DEDICATION ,.......... A ...,... I. .4 FACULTIES OF THE COLLEGES Agriculture ......... Architecture ........ Arts and Sciences. . . Engineering ....... . Law ........,... Medicine .......... Military Science ..... Veterinary .... ....., FEATURE SECTION. . FELLOWS ............. FRATERNITIES Acacia ............ Alpha Chi Rho... . . . . Alpha Chi Sigma ,... Alpha Delta Phi .... Alpha Epsilon Pi ..., Alpha Gamma Rho. . Alpha Phi Delta .... Alpha Psi ......... Alpha Sigma Phi ..,. Alpha Tau Omega. . . Alpha Zeta ......... Beta Sigma Rho .... Beta Theta Pi .,... chi Phi ...,..... Chi Psi. .A .1...... . . Delta Chi .......... Delta Kappa Epsilon .... . . . A Delta Phi .......... Delta Tau Delta .... Delta Upsilon ...... Eleusis ............. I-Iuntington Club ,... Kappa Alpha ....... Kappa Delta Rho. . . Kappa Phi ....... .. Kappa Psi ....... Kappa Sigma ..... , Lambda Chi Alpha . . Omega Tau Sigma. . , Omicron Alpha Tau . 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 .... Pi Kappa Phi .... M33 . .... 45 . .... 47 ....57 ....63 ....65 -74 .69 219 -77 310 312 342 256 356 346 368 3o6 314 272 292 318 27o 25o 26o 284 264 288 278 258 334 362 252 338 340 3o8 29o 344 328 336 296 266 326 7174 254 32o 366 276 36o 364 ' s - Pi Lambda Phi I. . . 322 Eta Kappa Nu ..... .... . 38o Psi Upsilon ,.... 268 Gargoyle. ....... ,... ' .383 Rho Psi ........ . 354 Hebs-Sa ...,. . . , ..... 386 Scorpion .......... 3 5O I-Ielios ..... .....,. ..... 3 8 7 I Seal and Serpent. . . 3o2 Phi Beta Kappa .... ..... 3 81 Sigma Alpha Epsilon ,... ..,. 2 86 Phi Delta Phi. . .... ..... 3 88 Sigma Alpha Mu. . . 324 Phi Kappa Phi ..... ..... 3 82 Sigma Chi ..,...,.. 282 ' Pyramid ....,... ..... 3 84 Sigma Nu ...... 294 Quill and Dagger. . . . . .375 Sigma Phi ........ 28O Rod and Bob . ,...... ..... 3 85 1 Sigma Phi Epsilon. . . .,.. 33o Scabbard and Blade .... ..,. . 393 Sigma Phi Sigma. . . 316 'Sigma Delta Chi ,............ 377 Sigma Pi ..,.,.... 358 Sigma Gamma Epsilon ........ 392 Sigma Upsilon .... 352 Sigma Xi. . ............,..... 378 Theta Alpha ....,. 348 Sphinx l-lead ........ ..,,..... 3 73 A Theta Chi ......... 332 Tau Beta Pi ...,....,,....... 379 Theta Delta Chi. . . 262 STANDING COMMITTEES ..... .76 Theta Xi ......... 298 TRUSTEES. . p ,.................. 75 Zeta Beta Tau .... 304 VIEW SECTION ........... . I3 Zeta Psi ........ Z4 WOMENS ACTIVITIES V Zodiac. ....,....., 3oo ADVISERS OF WOMEN .... . , . . . . . .559 IN MEMORIAM ....., .....,..... 1 o JUNIOR WOBIEN .......... ..,.. 5 Q7 INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION. 370 ORGANIZATIONS LIBRARY STAFF ..... ,....,.,.,. 7 I Cosmopolitan Club ..,.. ..... 6 5O MILITARY .................,... 453 Dramatic Club ....... . . ..... 656 MUSIC, DRAMATICS, and DEBATE - Musical Clubs ..,,....,...... 651 Band ............ 4j9 ' Rifle Club ........,.,........ O51 Debate .... ....... 4 .48 Winners of W. A. A. C . Q 658 Dramatic Club .... 446 Womens Athletic Council ..... 657 Eastman Stage .... 452 Women's Self-Government V Glee Club ........ 434 Association ........,....... O54 Mandolin- Club .... 436 Y. W. C. A., . . . . . . .653 Masque .......... 2.1.42 SENIOR WOMEN .... ..... 5 61 '86 Memorial Stage .... ..,. 4 49 SOCIETIES lQ4 Memorial Stage 45o Apeth ......... ..... 6 47 I Musical Clubs .... 438 L. O. V.. . .,..... .... . 649 Orchestra ........ 440 Mortar Board .... ..... 6 42 Woodford Stage. . . 451 Omicron Nu ....... ...,. 6 44 OFFICERS of ADMINISTRATION 73 Pi Lambda Theta ..i. ..... 6 46 PUBLICATIONS' Raven and Serpent ..... ..... 6 45 Alumni News . . . 426 Sedowa .........,.,... ..... 6 43 Annuals ....... 422 Wayside Aftermath ,.... ..... 6 48 Chemist ...... . . 431 SORORITIES 4 Civil Engineer . . 428 Alpha Epsilon Phi ,,.. ..... 6 36 Countryman .... 429 Alpha Omicron Pi' .... ..... 6 2O Era ..........,. 424 Alpha Phi ......... ..... 6 18' Law Quarterly .... .,.. 4 30 Alpha Xi Delta .... ..... 6 32 Sibley journal ,... .... 4 Z7 Chi Omega , ....... ..... 6 26 Sun .......... . 423 Delta Delta Delta .... ..... 6 Z4 Widow ........ 425 Delta Gamma ......, ..... 6 I6 SCI-IOLARS Delta Zeta ............ ..... 6 22 Graduates .... I .... ..... 7 9 Kappa Alpha Theta .... ..... 6 I2 . Undergraduates. . . ,.... 78 Kappa Delta .......... .... . 628 SOCIETIES . Kappa Kappa Gamma ........ 614 Al-Djebar ...... 39O Pi Beta Phi ........... ..... 6 34 Aleph Samach .... .... 3 76 Sigma Delta Tau ..... ..... 6 30 Atmos ........... .... 3 QI Sigma Kappa ...... ..... 6 38 Delta Theta Phi .... .... 3 89 STUNT PICTURES ...., ..... 5 Q5
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