Cornell University - Cornellian Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)
- Class of 1926
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' Y I, 4-eww.,- ' 'Q JP - , ,ERI In M- - 1926 Cornelliczn Editor-in-Chic GORDON FERRIS DEPEW Bnfineu Manager LBO ORRIN ROSTENBERG Art Difector CLAYTON BARBER FRYE Women J Editor LILLIAN VERONICA ROFRANO nnior Anoeiate Editorur CARL GLLER EBERHART WILLIAM EARLE FOLTZ RANSOM STEELE HOLMES, JR CHARLES HERBERT MOORE Circulation Manager EMILE JOHN ZIMMER, JR Advertising Manager ROBERT HIGHTON STIER Auoeiate Bafineyf Manager! JOHN MCBRIDE DORRIS RAYMOND CORMEL MORSE STANLEY RODMAN NOBLE WILLIAM LEUPP THOMSON -- Wi? A If GJ '55, ,I N L? W LVM yy sJf Ein , f J i Alma tMdf6V Far above Cayuga s Waters With its Waves of blue Stands our noble Alma Mater Glorious to vievv Lift the chorus speed it onward Loud her praises tell Hail to thee our Alina Mater Hail all hail Cornell Far above the busy humming, Of the bustling tovvn, Reared against the arch of heaven Looks she proudly down. Lift the chorus, speed it onvvard, Loud her praises tell, Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, Hail, all Hail, Cornell. 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Zodiac, GJBK, QIJKQIJ, fDAfI1-g Sphinx Head. FRANCKE HUNTINGTON BOSWORTH, A.B., Yale, 1897. Professor of Architecture and Dean of the College of Architecture. WT, TBU5 fI1KfI1, Gargoyle. ROLLINS ADAMS EMERSON, B.Sc., Nebraska, 1897, D.Sc., Harvard, 1913, LL.D., Nebraska, 1917. Professor of Plant Breeding and Dean of the Graduate School. AZ5QBKgEE,QKQ,FA. WILLIAM ALEXANDER HAMMOND, A.B., Harvard, 1885, A.M., Kings, 1887, Ph.D., Leipsic, 1891. Professor of Ancient Philosophy and Dean of the Univer- sity Faculty. KA. DEXTER SIMPSON KIMBALL, A.B., Stanford, 1896, M.E., I9I3. Professor of Industrial Engineering and Dean of the College of Engineering. TBIIQ EE, QDKCIJ5 Quill and Dagger. VERANUS ALVA MOORE, B.S., Cornell, 1887, M.D., Columbian, 1890, D.V.M., Pennsylvania, 1911, D.Sc., Syracuse, 1919. Professor of Pathology and Bacter- ' iology and Dean of the College of Veterinary Medicine. QJZK, E Ei, CIJKGJ, N2 N. WALTER LINDSAY NILES, M.D., Cornell, I907.. Dean and Professor of Clinical Medicine, Cornell University Medical College in Nevv York. fIJAE, AQA. ROBERT MORRIS GGDEN, B.S., Cornell, 1901, Ph.D., Wurzburg, 1903. Professor of Education and Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. X IF, Z E, fIvKfIJ, dm K. 37 C 1,15 , r 1 W , M 1 .. D! I ' fy r . ,',,. 1 il ' ' E + lfvl tp , 1 ' 1 5 Q1 1 V' YQ! V 4 .K 1 'EE ' ff .1 A S xii 'T-fl., 1 . 11 53 Q1 1 , 1 Faculty BR1sTow ADAMS, B.A., Stanford, 1900. Professor in Extension Service and Editor of Publications. AFP, EE, SAX, Quill and Dagger, Hebs-Sa. JOSEPH QUINCY ADAMS, A.B., Wake Forest, 1900, A.M., 1901, Ph.D., Cornell, 1905, Litt.D., Wake Forest, 1916. Professor of English. Zodiac, QJBK. HOWARD BERNHARDT ADELMANN, A.B., Cornell, 1910, A.M., 1911, Ph.D., 1914. Assistant Professor of Histology and Embryology. EE, QPKCID. ERNEST ALBEE, A.B., Vermont, 1887, Ph.D., Cornell, 1894. Professor of Phil- osophy. CIJBK. V I CALVIN DODGE ALBERT, M.E., Cornell, 1901. Professor of Machine Design, EE. ARTHUR AUGUSTUS ALLEN, A.B., Cornell, 1907, M.A., 1908, Ph.D., 1911. Professor of Ornithology. FA, EE. RICHARD EMANUEL ANDERSON, U. S. Military Academy, 1911. Major, Field Artillery, U.S.A.5 Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics. ZCIDE. ALBERT LEROY ANDREWS, A.B., Williams, 1899, A.M., 1901, A.M., Harvard, 1903, Ph.D., Kiel, 1908. Assistant Professor of German. fI1BK5 EE. EUGENE PLUME ANDREWS, A.B., Cornell, 1895. Professor of Archaeology. ATQ, CPB K. HENRX' AsMUs, Assistant Professor of Farriery. .. 1 111111--,E S 1 - 38 I 4 l I l ' I 5 I y I . 1 V Yr-.,.',3. ,,,, -03,-5, l 1 Q- g--:wr -iztsbvs-f4rrA-ess' . 5' 4 y 5- '- , fr' ' . - 1, '53 3 7 A ff Eg. - I i F-3 ' ' 55 I - - 145. ig ' 1 :gay , :- .- .VI l . . Q l l l . l lu Faculty i WILLARD AUSTEN, Librarian. Member of the American Library Association, Member of the Bibliographic Society of America, Fellow, American Library Institute, Member of the New York Library Association, Member of the New York State E- Library Council, B911 WILLIAM CHARLES BAKER, B.S.A., Cornell, 1898. Professor of Drawing. WILLIAM CYRUS BALLARD, JR., M.E. Cin E.E.D, Cornell, I9IO. Professor of Elec- Q trical Engineering. HKN. l WILDER DWIGHT BANCROFT, A.B., Harvard, 1888, Ph.D., Leipsic, 1891, Hon. 1 D.Sc., Lafayette, 1919, Hon. Sc.D., Cambridge, 1913. World War Memorial Professor of Physical Chemistry. AKE, AXE, TBH, QDAT, Al-Djebar. I WILLIAM NICHOLS BARNARD, M.E., Cornell, 1897. Professor of Heat-Power I Engineering. TBH, EE, CIJKID, Atmos. FRED AsA BARNES, C.E., Cornell, 1897, M.C.E., 1898. Professor of Railroad Engineer- ing and Director of the School of Civil Engineering. Zodiac, TBH, EE, 1DKfD, XE, Rod and Bob. ' GEORGE F. BAsoN, B.E., North Carolina State, 1908, M.E. Cin E.E.D, Cornell, 1 1916, M.E.E., 1911. Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering. HKA,HKN. if HUBERT EUGENE BAXTER, B.Arch., Cornell, I9IO. Assistant Professor of Archi- 7 tecture. FA, Gargoyle, L'OgiVe. E ALVIN CASEY BEAL, B.S., Illinois, 1897, M.S.A., Cornell, 19o3, Ph.D.,1911. Q Professor of Floriculture. EE, UAE. CARI. BECKER7 B.L., Wisconsin, 1896, Ph.D., I907.JOl'1I'l Stambaugh Professor of History. 1Q- Y L.. - 39 KIM ' Ill ',, -- IU l Fe 7 to A . 1 ' . A l a 2, :nz ,bt . 5 . mx.. 1 ', 2V,3,f ?f,:g?g.5.:-13 l lf il 'w 1 2 li - 1 3, 355- bfi 8 L in W . As.: I' , ...::, , :.. .....,'.,:.:.,,-,. ,zi -.:f, I I f'ii1 -. '. 5 -'ij :. 7? I ,.1ef- 5 R254 , 9, 5 ,f 'ix 4 . I A ,N ,ic 1 I 1 3 l I 3 A Faculty 5 i FREDERICK BEDELL, A.B., Yale, 1890, M.S., Cornell, 1891, Ph.D., 1897.. Professor of Applied Electricity. AAQID, fIvBKg E35 HKN. 3 J JAMES WILLIAM BENNER, D.V.M., Kansas State Agricultural, 1911, M.S., Cor- nell,197.O. Assistant Professor of Special Research in Animal Diseases. Scorpion, I EE, QK0, fbz. JOHN BENTLEY, JR., B.S., Wesleyan, 1904, M.F., Yale, 1907. Professor of Forest Engineering. IIPT, CIJBK, EE, Hebs-Sa. Q2 li' wg l LUTHER LEE BERNARD, A.B., Missouri, 19075 Ph.D., Chicago, 1910. Acting ul Professor of Rural Social Organization. QJBK, CIDKQIJ, AHZ, ZQIJ5 AKA. V CORA BINZEL, B.S., Columbia, 1910. Professor of Rural Education. HALF-J, ON. il l 5 I? I' UV Q RAYMOND RUSSELL BIRCH, B.S., Kansas State Agricultural, 1906, D.V.M., Cornell, fig 1912.,.Ph.D., 1916. Professor in charge of Veterinary Experiment Station. EE. 1 1 JAMES ADRIAN BIZZELL, Ph.D., Cornell, 1903. Professor of Agronomy. EE. Ig! l Iva 5 BEULAH BLACKMORE, B.S., Columbia, 1917. Professor of Home Economics. ,lui , FOREST MILO BLODGETT, B.S.A., Cornell, 1910, Ph.D., 1914. Assistant Professor 1 of Plant Pathology. EE. I gi al, 7 n 1 3, ALBERT XVILHELM BoEscHE, A.B., Hamilton, 1897, A.M., 1898, Ph.D., Munich, 'fl .1 1905. Professor of German. AY, IIJBK. iii I. .Vis 'Nj !fh.aL:.---gf-ara.- 'tea'--I--A -- l.l5Ei2iig.Eg3fiif 1112-iiffe A -f 7- - on 40 - 1 1 I I 1 Hi A . ' R Fl, W1 gf? . , . J f IV I ' U l .34 5 . 1 . if l I . l. 1 ,' I . r . 1 K 1 l I -4 isa . ' f W . . . ,..., Faculty I SAMUEL LATIMER BOOTHROYD, B.S., Colorado State, 1893, M.S., 1904. Professor of Astronomy and Geodesy. EE, dvlidw. HAROLD EUGENE BOTSFORD, B.S., Cornell, 1918. Extension Professor of Poultry I Husbandry. Helios, Eastman Stage, Rochester Stage. JAMES ERNEST BOYLE, A.B., Nebraska, 1900, A.M., Kansas, IQOIQ Ph.D., Wis- S consin, 1904. Professor of Rural Economy. JESSIE AUSTIN Bouts, B.S., Iowa State, 1908, M.S., Columbia, 1910. Assistant Professor of Home Economics. JAMES CHESTER BRADLEY, A.B., Cornell, 1906, MS., California, 1907, Ph.D., Cornell, 1910. Professor of Entomology and Curator of Invertebrate Zoology. IIKA, IIA, 23. JULIAN PLEASANT BRETZ, Ph.D., Chicago, 1906. Professor of American History. I THOMAS ROLAND BRIGGS, A.B., Cornell, 1909, Ph.D., 1913. Professor of Physical Chemistry. QQAE, AXE, EE, Alembic, Al-Djebar. LESLIE NATHAN BROUGHTON, A.B., Union, 1900, A.M., 1910, Ph.D., Cornell, 1911. Assistant Professor of English. CDB K. 1 ARTHUR WESLEY BROWNE, B.S., Wesleyan, 1900, M.S., 1901, Ph.D., Cornell, 1903. Professor of Inorganic Chemistry. AAfID, AXE, FA, fDBK, TBH, EE, QIJKCIJ, QTIIJ, Al-Djebar. HARRY OLIVER BUCKMAN, B.S.A., Iowa State, 1906, M.S., 1908, Ph.D., Cornell, 1911. Professor of Soil Technology. AT, AZ, FA, E E, 112-KLID. - 1.1 41 r I 1 ' l 1 , J 1 A Q Il . 'N ' A It li 1 'L I 1 ' 14 N 1 I ,.,,: fi Q' ri 1t. A l 1 f. I A.,:. egg? .4 It .A.' 1 u zy- - . 1 - . A . '- 1 'A 5 A' ! l l , U l l, CHARLES KELLOGG BURDICK, A.B., Princeton, 1904, LLB., Columbia, 1908. Editor ll of the Columbia Law Revlewg Professor of Law, Acting Dean of the Law 1 . . f School 1913 -14-15 -16 . Princeton Cap and Gown Club, QHAQID, Order of the Corf. N WALTER H. BURKHOLDER, A.B., Wabash, 1 1 5 Ph.D. Cornell 1 1 . Assistant 9 3 I 1 : 9 7 11 Professor of Plant Pathology. FA, EE. K, il if LEROY BURNHAM, M.S. Cin Archj, Harvard, 1903. Professor of Design. I . l ,l ' . Q EARLE NELSON BURROWS, C.E., Cornell, 1907, M.C.E., 1914. Assistant Professor FI of Bridge Engineering. Pyramid. ' JULIAN EDWARD BUTTERWORTH, A.B., Iowa, 1907, M.A., 1910, Ph.D., 1911. Professor of Rural Education. 1IJBK, CIDA K. .I 4: HARRY CAPLAN, A.B., Cornell, 1916, A.M., 1917, Ph.D., 1911. Assistant Professor of 1 Classics. QJBK, AEP, YPA K. :li CHARLES M1LToN CARPENTER, D.V.M., Cornell, 1917, Ph.D., 1911. Assistant Q' Professor of Laboratory Diagnosis. 'l l W' DOAK BAIN CARRICK, A.B., Wake Forest, 1910, Ph.D., Cornell, 1917. Professor of Pornology. I . Qu 1 WALTER BUCKINGHAM CARVER, Ph.B., Dickinson, 1899, Ph.D., Johns Hopkins, j 1904. Assistant Professor of Mathematics. HKAQ fDBK, EE. r lf CLAUDE EDWARD CASE, M.D., Penns lvania 1 1 . Assistant Professor ofH iene 3 . , , , 9 7 Y l and Assistant Medical Advisor. CIJX. 'l 4 l fl gli A..i:3,- lit, ,,,l -V -LLAQA --A, 41 ,a..h5:,.. .:C 4. ,,,.,,'3.?,., wr :11Q'J..1-L12 1 J. if: - lg . 1 A ' . 1 f-'ez ' lf ' 5' V 2 35531 1.7 Faculty GEORGE EDWARD GORDON CATLIN, M.A., Oxon, Ph.D., Cornell. Assistant Professor of Politics. 1I1KfID. GEORGE WALTER CAVANAUGH, B.S., Cornell, 1896. Professor of Agricultural Chemistry. QKGJ, AZ, AXE, EE, Al-Djebar, Hebs-Sa. GEORGE RAY CHAMBERLAIN, M.E., Cornell, 1891. Assistant Professor of Freehand Drawing. Life Member of Art Students' League of New York. ROBERT FRANKLIN CHAMBERLAIN, M.E., Cornell, 19o8. Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering. Acacia, HKN. ROY EDWARDS CLARK, M.E., Cornell, 19o8. Assistant Professor Of Heat-Power Engineering. Acacia. ' JACOB ROLAND COLLINS, B.S., Ohio, IQIZQ M.S., Purdue, 19145 Ph.D., Cornell, 1911. Assistant Professor Of Physics. CIDKT, EE, CDKQJ. WALTER LICHTENTHAELER CONWELL, C.E., Cornell, 1911. Assistant Professor of Railroad Engineering. ECDE. HERBERT PREss COOPER, Ph.D., Cornell, 1911. Assistant Professor Of Agronomy. LANE COOPER, A.B., Rutgers, I896Q M,A., Yale, 1898, M.A., Rutgers, 1899, Ph.D., Leipsic, 1901, Litt.D., Rutgers, 1911. Professor of the English Language and Literature. NIJ, CIDBK. MORRIS ALBERT COPELAND, B.A., Amherst, 1917, Ph.D., 1911. Assistant Pro- . fessor of Economics. QA 9, QBKQ IDHQ AKA. , Qi ni in ' gl mar u 43 I xl 15 . ' fly -f'11 f W'r ' - ' . M. A M , My ,, 4 A 6 fffighff mfg I J get , 2 ei :Y :ff 1 M .A s 3 s s , 15 f -r 'R ,-'SQ K J A 991: 0 x g ' I, P , 1 1 N 1 R Q 'gif fs 4 , , -1 X e l 1 gg All VA ' f I ' ' El I nw gwa sae, My W sf . ' ..-- .., ' W . . -f-f- A. 1 2 '-. . ' --1'1'5 . , , f .:A, 1- 1' J..-1 ff . .. . ww : 1:V,: . - .- , ,. ,f -'--.'. . -.1 . , ..f.4:e,I1:Q-EE-A . ,,,,.., A,, ,-1 ' V .av g ,.L,v:.,,1, , P Q R if Ay if ' , .1 , H4 5 1 fx 7: R 7 f 45, X 3 F2 .,A .. I . 1594? ig! ' M? E1 ,,, .. ' ' if- ' 5' ., . 11 4 1, -1 a . ' A 4.51 tae ff' 1- sig -21-fa -I A :ZA f - Ei. ei' 2 -.21 1 1:11. QQ 'i I ' .. A ' i 255' A 'X , a, ,W 115 rw ' :ga f S I. ig.-. . f ':-I gas' ' w .. 2: i :Ffa - 1' ri-I 5 1 A 5- - Rig P ' .4 1 3' me .: . 1:11 15? ', 1, la- ' ,fi 2 :I MT' :: -me? 'iw' 1. I 31, . A1 W ' 1 5 1 n Ig? K I V4.4 . X 5342 ,Q 5, ,. 'AV l a l ' W f' 1. .-1 5 591: -1,' I L .IL K H, g N l 11 I.-:c 5'-R-'G:f'Q7'Wn '-'62:'5 .-:' 'I 'dfib . .... V I . 45 1,1 f 54 ii 'L Wd! ,il . l A l ll f W 'I 'X A I Ig . , 11 A 1 Y, Faculty WALTER RODNEY CORNELL, B.S., Rutgers, I907, C.E., Cornell, 1915. Assistant Pro- fessor of Mechanics. CLYDE FIRMAN CRAIG, A.B., Michigan, 1904, Ph.D., Cornell, 1908. Assistant Professor of Mathematics. LDBK, EE. CARL CRANDALL, C.E., Cornell, 1911. Assistant Professor of Railroad Engineering. Zodiac, E E. DICK JAY CROSBY, B.S., Michigan Agricultural, 1893, M.S., 1901. Professor o Extension Teaching. AZ. EDWARD MICHAEL CURLEY, Captain V. C. , Regular Army, V.M.D. , Pennsylvania, 1911, M.S., Cornell, 1914. Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics. fIDKl-D5 AW, Scabbard and Blade. OTIS FREEMAN CURTIS, A.B., Oberlin, IQIIQ Ph.D., Cornell, 1916. Professor of Plant Physiology. PA, EE. RALPH WRIGHT CURTIS, B.S.A., Cornell, 1901, M.S.A., 1905. Professor of Orna- mental Horticulture. AZ, PA, HAS. ROBERT EUGENE CUsHMAN, A.B., Oberlin, 1911, Ph.D., Columbia, 1917. Pro- fessor of Government. ECIDE, CDBK, QDACID. GEORGE IRVING DALE, A.B., Cornell, 1910, Ph.D., 1918. Professor of the Romance Languages and Literatures. QIJAE, CDB K. KARL M. DALLENBACH, A.B., Illinois, 1910, M.A., Pittsburgh, IQIIQ Ph.D., Cornell, I9I3. Assistant Professor of Psychology. AT, Acacia, EE, NSN, CDA K. 44 I . f f ' - rr.: l 1 I sit: ' I ' Y :fl e 1 A' A -5 ' . -.- Eel ' V 1,4 .V , ik ' I' I F .I 4 H. I Fr :Ya . NG 5'-3 -'wr-:ec-'ef w. r- I . , ,-.. 1 . . ,,. . Y 1 , Faculty HERBERT JOSEPH DAVENPORT, Ph.B., South Dakota, 1893, Ph.D., Chicago, 1898. Professor Of Economics. . ADAM CLARKE DAVIS, JR., M.E., Cornell, 1914. Professor of Experimental Engin- eering. KE, TBH, Atmos. EDWARD GORTON DAVIS, B.S., Denison, 1905. Professor Of Landscape Archi- tecture. BGJH, Gargoyle. HORACE BANCROFT DAVIS, A.B., Harvard, 1910. Acting Assistant Professor O Economics. LOUIS MUNROE DENNIS, Ph.B., Michigan, 1885, B.S. Cin Chem.D, 1886, D.Sc., Colgate, 1911. Professor of Inorganic Chemistry and Head of the Department of Chemistry. 1P'T5 AXE, fIJBKg TBII, EE, Al-Djebar. HERMAN DIEDERICHS, M.E., Cornell, 1897. Professor of Experimental Engineering and Director Of the Sibley School of Mechanical Engineering. QIJEK5 TBH, EE, flDKfID, Quill and Dagger, Atmos. ALEXANDER M. DRUMMOND, A.B., Hamilton, I906Q M.A., Harvard, 1907. Pro- fessor of Public Speaking. Director of Cornell Dramatic Club. AKE. CHARLES LOVE DURHAM, M.A., Furman, 1891, Ph.D., Cornell, 18995. Litt.D., Furman, 1911. Professor of the Classics. Xllfg f11KfID. ARTHUR JOHNSON EAMES, A.B., Harvard, 1908, A.M., 1910, Ph.D., 1911. Pro- fessor of Botany. QBK, EE.. THEODORE HILDRETH EATON, A.B., Harvard, 1900, M.A., Columbia, 1915, Ph.D., 1917. Professor of Rural Education. 111141125 QAK5 Tavvse. 45 , QTL ,,,f-.4 .. - ' 'M 1 --:Z-1.-fafwfmaf::1.1mf:-.. -J-':,gg '21-3, , , -: W ,Q ga 251 5 - .-R+ Q. 4.9 A ,gl 1:22 l , ':.:f - -' gl ' '61 ll: :iff x W 5 . . -QQJ' . ' I . 41' E '51, 'st fi li! Ei X 1- - 15, at V1 '13 ' ai YQ, '-ffflf -2: ag ' I 2 rv.. .. f -- 5' :w a :A .. 1 wc '-V' i W - f ,. Q29 ' 1- 'fi' 'W .. ,?53?1v.g. A 'tl I 6 , Faculty JOHN R1cE EDEN, A.B., DePauw, 1910, Infantry School, U.S.A., 1911, Captain, ln- fantry, U.S.A.5 Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics. CIJK IF. FRANK OAKES ELLENWOOD, A.B. Cin M.E.D, Stanford, 1904, M.E., 1911. Pro- fessor of Power Engineering. TBH, EE, fIJKfIv, Atmos. HERBERT CHARLES ELMER, A.B., Cornell, 18835 Ph.D., Johns Hopkins, 1888. Professor of Latin. BG-DH, GDB K. GEORGE CHARLES EMEODY, B.S., Colgate, 1900, M.S., 1901, Ph.D., Cornell, 19105 D.Sc., Colgate, 1914. Professor of Agriculture. A KE, EE. DONALD ENGLISH, B.S., California, 1909, M.B.A., Harvard, 1914. Professor of Economics and Accounting. ECIJE, GDKQD. MILLARD CLAYTON ERNSBERGER, A.B., Rochester, 1888, M.E., Cornell, 1908. Pro- fessor of Power Engineering. AND, fIvBK, EE, Atmos. FREDERIC CHARLES EVANS, M.E., Cornell, 1919, M.M.E., 1913. Assistant Pro- fessor of Heat-Power Engineering. EE., TBH, fDKfI1, Atmos. K GEORGE ABRAM EVERETT, A.B., Cornell, 1899, LLB., 1901. Professor of Exten- sion Teaching. Zodiac. FRANK LATTA FAIRBANKS, M.E., Cornell, 1910. Assistant Professor of Rural Engineering. ALBERT BERNHARDT FAUST, A.B., Johns Hopkins, 1889, Ph.D., 1891. Professor of German. BGII, QDBK. . 46 - 1 , , L ln 1.11, ni' 1 1 1 I 7 A F I i 4 l l 1 1 Faculty . EMERY NELSON FERRISS, Ph.B., Western, 1904, M.A., Iowa, 1905, Ph.D., 1908. - Professor Of Rural Education. CDAK. PIERRE AUGUSTINE FISH, B.S., Cornell, 1890, D.Sc., 1894, D.V.M., 1899. Pro- I fessor of Veterinary Physiology. EE, fI:KfID, fI1Z. l WALTER WARNER FIs1-1, B.S.A., Cornell, 1910, M.S.A., 1917.. Professor of Dairy Industry. EE, Hebs-Sa. l I . FREDERICK EBELL FISKE, A.B., Cornell, 1914, Ph.D., 1911. Assistant Professor of English. 3' HARRY MORTON FITZPATRICK, A.B., Cornell, 1909, Ph.D., 1913. Professor of Plant i I Pathology. E EE. ALLAN CAMERON FRASER, B.S., Cornell, 1913, Ph.D., 1918. Assistant Professor of Plant Breeding. Eleusis, FA, EE. l JAMES NATHAN FROST, D.V.M., Cornell, 1907. Professor of Veterinary Surgery. . 23. VICTOR RAYMOND GAGE, M.E., Cornell, 1906, M.M.E., 1910. Professor of Experi- l mental Engineering. Acacia, EE. A E ENOCH FRANCIS GARNER, M.E., Maryland, 1903. Assistant Professor of Machine I Design. L l l CLARA LOUISE GARRETT, B.S., Columbia, 1915. Assistant Professor of Drawing. 3 l 47 1 nz jlialli 1:1-.4 El 4594 - ', . ' 38 121'-'gs , 1 ' V, G .J i ,fa 1 'iw tg? Ei 2113.1 i f 'S I Tig..-4 -. 1 ' wi ' 1 :1 M, 4 5 1 mg ,rw ., .41 5131.11 A 1 ' , 151131. .gh t ai lf' 5 : -' 1 ' F 1: I ig I Faculty i SEYMOUR STANTON GARRETT, C.E., Cornell, 1904. ineerin g. 2 Raimi: 1 '4 ,V-Ii-. ,.. . ' 4- ..,.. 1 , ,zx Q , g 1 gg ,Q l F I , ing, g g 4, sf we 1 gf, A 4 My 4: 5 , , ,.:. .,,.. , , ..,y.,,g,,. . ,215 ' ' J A - 21:51 H wwf 1 Professor of Mechanics of Eng- SIDNEY GONZALES GEORGE, GE., Cornell, 1905. Professor of Mechanics of Engineering. TBH. ROSWELL CLIFTON GIBBS, A.B., Cornell, 1906, A.M., 1908, Ph.D., 1910. Pro- fessor of Physics. QJBK, EE, fIJK1Iv. ADAM CAPEN GILL, A.B., Amherst, 1884, Ph.D., Munich, 1893. Professor of Mineralogy and Petro graphy. DAVID CLINTON GILLESPIE, B.A., Virginia, 1900, Ph.D., Gottingen, 1906. Assistant Professor of Mathematics. KE, E E, CIDKQD. HERBERT LESTER GILMAN, D.V.M., Cornell, 1917, M.S., 1910, Ph.D., 1911. Assistant Professor of Veterinary Research. QTE, E E. SAMUEL ALEXANDER GOLDBERG, D.V.M., Cornell, 1914, A.M., 1916, Ph.D., 1917. Assistant Professor of Pathology. EE. ALPHEOS MANSFIELD GOODMAN, B.S.A., Cornell, 1911. Professor of Extension Rural Engineering. ADRIAN GORDON GOULD, Ph.B., Brown, 1913, M.D., Harvard, 1917. Assistant Professor of Hygiene and Assistant Medical Advisor. DDE, dr-BK, EE. OTHON GOEPP GUERLAC, Licencie es Lettres, Paris, I893, Licencielen droit, 1897. World War Memorial Professor of Romance Languages and Literatures. QJAE. Q-.-.vig ..,. l'1 7:1 ' l :nga 48 'A 77- , Y, A-uf-W ...---.-.M-M - 5- K5 .. . . .. 1, V W i 1 4- A fi? ':':' ' ' P Faculty CEDRIC HAY GUISE, B.S., Cornell, 1914, M.F., 1915. Assistant Professor of Forest Management. Eleusis, EE. EDWARD SEWALL GUTHRIE, B.S.A., Iowa State, 1905, M.S.A., Cornell, I9IO, Ph.D., I9I3. Professor of Dairy lndustry. EE. ' i i WILLIAM .ARTHUR HAGAN, D.V.M., Kansas State Agricultural, 1915, M.S., Cornell, 1917. Professor of Bacteriology. A221115 EE. GEORGE LIVINGSTONE HAMILTON, A.B., Harvard, 1895, A.M., 1897, Ph.D., Columbia, 1901. Professor of Romance Languages and Literatures and Curator . of the Dante and Petrarch Collections. EARLE VOLCART HARDENBURG, B.S., Cornell, 1911, M.S.A., 1915, Ph.D., 1919. Assistant Professor of Vegetable Gardening. AZ, Hebs-Sa. I MERRITT WESLEY HARPER, B.S., Ohio State, 1901, M.S., Illinois, 1901. Professor of Animal Husbandry. GILBERT DENNISON HARRIS, Ph.B., Cornell, 1886. Professor of Paleontology and ,ll Stratigraphic Geology. 11213 Kg EE.. VAN BREED HART, B.S., Cornell, 1916, Ph.D., 1913. Assistant Professor of Farm l Management. QA. CHARLES ERNEST HAYDEN, A.B., Ohio, 1910, D.V.M., Cornell, 1914. Assistant . Professor of Veterinary Physiology. GDKT, EE. I GEORGE PRICE HAYS, B.S., Oklahoma A. and M., 1917. Captain, Field Artillery, if U. S. A., Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics. I 5 E E. . . J., E.. - -- ,CJ ' 49 I I Fill 7 i v ii I 'i 1 ' li ' a ' ff Y ' 7 I f ,,V ,, ,,'- l f , ,. 1 ,g , 1 . ' A i s. F--ix E E! ,E ' Z? i .X s i ll li l M ...F ,!,V.A Z 9. . li ,E Z ig acu ty il i JOHN WILLIAM HEBEL, A.B., lndiana, 1911, A.M., Cornell, IQI4, Ph.D., 1910. Assist- y ant Professor of English. EX, CIJBK, JJKCD. ' 5 ARTHUR JOHN HEINICKE, B.S.A., Missouri, 1913, Ph.D., Cornell, 1916. Professor ll of Pomology and Head of the Department of Pomology. P l HALLDOR HERMANNssoN, Cand. Phil., Copenhagen, 1899. Professor of Scandinav- ian Languages and Literatures and Curator of the Fiske Icelandic Collection. ll 1 I GLENN WASHINGTON HERRICK, BS., in Agr., Cornell, 1896. Professor of Econom- 1 ic Entomology. APP, EE, Quill and Dagger. ll Qi GUSTAVE FREDERICK HEUSER, B.S., Cornell, 1 1 M.S., I 16, Ph.D., 1 18. 9 5, l Professor of Poultry Husbandry. EE. I i ii Louis BEN AMIN HOISINGTON, A.B., Ore on, I 1 5 Ph.D. Cornell, 1 10. Assistant M J 8 9 5 1 I, Professor of Psychology. CIDBK, EE, :IDA K. I. lj . 11' WARREN HOWARD HooK, NLE., Cornell, 1908. Assistant Professor of Heat- l Power Engineering. 3 . M EDWIN FRASER HOPKINS, B.S., Cornell, 1915, Ph.D., 1910. Assistant Professor of lj Botany. AFP, FA, EE, Helios. 'I I H GRANT SHERMAN HOPKINS, B.S., Cornell, 188 , D.Sc., 18 , D.V.M., I oo. . 9 93 Professor of Comparative Anatomy. EJ Eg fI1Kfb. il ig RALPH SHELDON HOSMER, B.A.S., Harvard, 1894, M.F., Yale, 1901. Professor of Forestry and Head of the Department of Forestry. Member, Council State Col- . leges, 1915-16. AZ, Hebs-Sa. ll ltr-.- .... .1 WM- . ..... ... .. .. 50 l T' V '1'- L 'Yv 'E E A M if YT. ,iTI1....,.SY- Y gifm' l I , l l A 1 1 I . l A 4 1 i . . i l 3 7 I M-,-H, A . 1114 f - i 3 A Fi ' - f li , 5 ., U , . I I-5, . ' I Lis' 1 ,1-fi' l ' Eff if-11 l 3? , fel :Wi ' V ! . ' ' ,L - f wr-vw--11rT'13., a..-.Q ' f ' Lagizi .5i.?.f5:..f4 an 'I Faculty HARLEY EARL HOWE, B.S., Missouri, 1906, A.M., Cornell, 1909, Ph.D., 1916. Assist- ant Professor of Physics. FA. I ERIC VA11. HOWELL, C.E., Cornell, 1914, M.C.E., 1918. Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering. CHARLES HENRY HULL, Ph.B., Cornell, 1886, Ph.D., Halle, 1891. G-oldwin Smith Professor of American History. AT, Quill and Dagger. EVERETT LEE HUNT, A.B., Huron, 1913, M.A., Chicago, 1911. Assistant Pro- fessor of Public Speaking. GA, HKA. FRANCES BEATRICE HUNTER, B.S., Columbia, 1913. Professor of Home Economics. WALLIE ABRAHAM HURWITZ, A.B., B.S. Qin Ed.D, A.M., Missouri, 1906, A.M., Har- varcl, 1907, Ph.D., Gottingen, 1910. Professor of Mathematics. QDBK, EE. JOHN IRWIN HUTcH1NsON, A.B., Bates, 1889, Ph.D., Chicago, 1896. Professor of Mathematics. QABK, EE. OSKAR AUGUsTUs JOHANNSEN, B.S., Illinois, 1894, A.M., Cornell, 1901, Ph.D., 1904. Professor of Entomology. FA, TBII, EE, CIJKQD. HORACE LEONARD JONES, A.B., Carson and Newman, I898Q A.M., Columbian 1900, Ph.D., Cornell, 1909, LL.D., Carson and Newman, 1917. Professor O Greek. QJKE, IIDBK, Atrux. E RIVERDA HARDING JORDAN, A.B., Yale, 1893, M.A., 1913, Ph.D., Minnesota, 1919, M.A., Dartmouth, 1919. Professor of Education and Chairman of Sum- mer Session. f1:rA,f1wAK, K1IJK,AKA,HI M. 5l 1 l 51 W Q I 5 ff ig ' I lg l Q' xg S leg, ax, I s A Mg, ,, H , :Panafax I . 1. 3 lisll' Q 1 I g Qwmwnmmmi ,.fWMWaa. ..,,, ..A. .,.,. IW EM QMQI E I X, my . W ' 'G , a f 11,1 12251 1 ,, if 126' F 152 W 9 fiawi M I A. , V- M, x 1,11 ns.,.V f.s,..a1f was A , . . I N! it ,aw 3 a8.awav aa uaaaaa wa vhwwfaf W 2 -Tf ?M' fl? W .. . i 29,47 ,5, p1,ff, Y-g--AQ 5,5 A Faculty VLADIMIR KARAPETOFF, C.E., Institute of Ways of Communication, Leningrad, 1897, M.M.E., 1907.. Professor ofElectrical Engineering. GE, TBH, EE., HKN, CD MA. RUTH M. KELLOGG, B.S., Kansas State, 1910. Assistant Professor of Home Economics. MYRON SLADE KENDRICK, A.B., University of Missouri, 1918, A.M., 1921, Ph.D., Cornell, 1914. Assistant Professor of Rural Economy. fIJBK, QDKQIJ, AEP. EARLE HESSE KENNARD, B.A., Pomona, 1907, BA., Oxford, 1910, Ph.D., Cornell, 1913. Assistant Professor of Physics. FA, QDBK, EE. ABRAM TUCKER KERR, B.S., Cornell, 1895, MD., Bunfalo, 1897. Professor of Anatomy and Secretary of the Ithaca Division of the Medical College. BGJII, FA,E3,QKQ,NZN,AQA. ASA CARLTON KING, B.S.A., Cornell, 1899. Professor of Farm Practice. Sphinx Head. BENJAMIN FREEMAN KINGSBURY, A.B., Buchtel, 1893, Ph.D., Cornell, 1895, M.D., Freiburg, 1903. Professor of Histology and Embryology. CDA9, FA, ZE,QKQ,N2N OTT0 KINKELDEY, A.B., College of the City of New York, 1898, A.M., New York University, 1900, Ph.D., Berlin, 1909. Professor of Music. LEWIS KNUDSON, B.S.A., Missouri, 1908, Ph.D., Cornell, 1911. Professor of Botany. AZ, FA, EE. PAUL KRUSE, A.B., Iowa, 1906, A.M., Washington, 1913, Ph.D., Columbia, 1917. Professor of Educational Psychology. QJKKIJ, LDAK. 57. Q Ly M l . f 1,1 5 .LQ If S ,K H 52 2.2. -A fi .fu C .f ' ' I 1 -I ei-1 .Q ,E if Qi . ' L J -' ' - fl: , : 'L .li l ' , 5 1 ' ' '- 1' . W , F acuity CARL EDWIN LADD, B.S. Cin. Agrj, Cornell, 1911, Ph.D., 1915. Director of Extension in College of Agriculture. Acacia. ' M. L. W. LAISTNER, B.A., Jesus College, 1911, M. A., 1919. Professor oflAncient History. HERBERT D. LAUBE, B.L., Wisconsin, IQOZQ A.M., Michigan, 1911, LL.B., Col- umbia, I9I6Q S.J.D., Harvard, 1914. Assistant Professor of Law. AGED. GEORGE NIEMAN LAUMAN, B.S.A., Cornell, 1897. Professor of Rural Economy. LEONARD ALEXANDER LAWRENCE, B.S., Maine, 19O4. Assistant Professor of Surveying. CPKEQ Pyramid. ' L EDWARD LAWSON, B.S., Cornell, 1913, M.L.D., 19145 F.A.A.R., American Academy at Rome, 191o. Assistant Professor of Landscape Architecture. EQIDE, Gargoyle, L'Ogive. PAUL MARTYN L1NcoLN, M.E. Cin Ohio State, 1891. Director of the School of Electrical Engineering. EE. HARRY HOUSER LOVE, B.S., Illinois Wesleyan, 19o4, M.A., 1906, Ph.D., Cornell, I909. Professor of Plant Breeding. TKE, AZ, E E5 LIDKQD. THOMAS LYTTLETON LYON, B.S.A., Cornell, 18915 Ph.D., IQO4. Professor of Soil Technology. QDFA, EE. OLIVER LEROY MCCASKILL, Ph.B., Chicago, IQOI, J.D., 19O5. Professor of Pro- cedure. CIJFA5 fIJAf1Jg Order of the Coif. g 1 i 1 1 53' .,w A ref l M 'P' lf- 'sa lf iw, 1, W '. :gp . EW S ' X lfy f, . gg! -pw , X IJ:-' fifflg G l 5 .im , , s ly Q Z I it .. 29 A 2 1153 ,AM 'Fr ,E , 411 il REEEEEEEEEQ PPP A A fall: ' E22 , iii-:ll af' 555 llilliu A' ,522 ?1aE1aEEEd 15' Af .fa .,AA A 1111 v1l1EEEEEEEEE Faculty JOHN CLARENCE MCCURDY, B.S., Grove City, IQOSQ Rural Engineering. C.E., Cornell, 1911 Professor of LAURENCE HOWLAND MACDANIELS, A.B., Oberlin, 1911, Ph.D., Cornell, 1917. Professor of Pomology. AFP, FA, EE. GEORGE ROBERT CAMPBELL MCDERMOTT, Royal Technical College of West of Scotland, I873. Professor of Structural Engineering, and Head of the Depart- ment of Naval Architecture. Acacia, TBH, 2 f-1 111. THOMAS JOSEPH MCINERNEY, B.S.A., Cornell, 1910, M.S.A., 1911. Professor of Dairy Industry. EE, Hebs-Sa. ROBERT ALEXANDER MACKAY, B.A., University of Toronto, 1910, Ph.D., Prince- ton, 1914. Assistant Professor of Government. CLARENCE AUGUSTINE MARTIN, D.Sc., Colgate, 1918. Professor of Architecture. MA, TBH. JAMES FREDERICK MAsoN, A.B., Harvard, 1901, Ph.D., Johns Hopkins, 1911. Professor of Romance Languages and Literatures. 'FDB K. LoU1s MELVILLE MASSEY, A.B., Wabash, 1912, Ph.D., Cornell, 1916. Professor of Plant Pathology. Acacia, FA, QBK, EE, Fellow A. A. A. S. ROBERT MATHESON, B.S.A., Cornell, 1906, MS., 19o7, Ph.D., 1911. Professor of Economic Entomology. FA, 23, Fellow A. A. A. S. STACY MAY, A.B., Amherst, 1919, Ph.D., Brookings Graduate School of Econom- ics, 1915. Assistant Professor of Economics. CDA 95 AKA. 54 'F 3 , .1 ..,1 .Q-wiki. C W ' X ,V--, A .si F acuity LEONARD :AMBY MAYNARD, A.B., Wesleyan, IQIIQ Ph.D., Cornell, 1915. Professor of Animal Husbandry. ATA, FA, fI1BKg EE. HOWARD BAGNALL MEEK, S.B., Boston, 1917, M.A., Maine, I97.0. Professor of Institution Management. K'-DA, AA. BRUCE LEE MELVIN, B.S. Cin. Ed.D, Missouri, 1916, M.A., 1917, Ph.D., 1911. Acting Professor of Rural Social Organization. CDA K. ERNEST MERRITT, M.E., Cornell, 1886. World War Memorial Professor of Phys- ics. f11Kl1f, PA, TBH, EE, cbxfb. HERBERT JOHN METZGER, D.V.M., Cornell, I9I8. Assistant Professor of Animal Husbandry. AFP. CHRISTIAN M. S. MIDJO, Professor of Drawing, Painting and Modeling. Gargoyle. HOWARD JAY MILKS, D.V.M., Cornell, 1904. Professor of Therapeutics and Director of the Small Animal Clinic. EE.. EDWARD GARDNER MTSNER, B.S., Cornell, IQIB, Ph.D., 1918. Professor of Farm Management. EE, AFA. BENTON SULLIVAN MONROE, A.B., Cornell, 1896, A.M., I897,i Ph.D., IQOI. Assistant Professor of' English. QB K. HELEN MONSCH, B.S., Kansas State Agricultural, 1904, B. Chem., Chicago, 1909, M.A., Columbia, 1916. Professor of Home Economics. fIvK1I1g ON, IIA8. ll W 1, ,N . 2 li 3 s l . if r N1 xl l I l I J. 55 ,l 1 . ll 1 iii aaa . ay ,fu Aan .J . A Q 4 :Mg.:1,j?5:.,j55f,, g K ., ffif -fi lf . .. A K . 3 sf X-E .I ii fif. N Y' Ml 52:li 'gp X of ' ,f -5-1.- -fi :fi 'f 1538.05 V X-' f 'P' Qs 'Ma .',T f:'s5f7'a':15'fM a vga f .afgiqfairksiwa .ss Faculty EUGENE DAVIS MONTILLON, B.Arch., Cornell, 1911. Assistant Professor of Landscape Architecture and Secretary of the Faculty of Architecture. QJAZ, Gargoyle. CLYDE B. Mo0RE, A.B., Nebraska Wesleyan, A.M., Clark, Ph.D., Columbia. Professor of Rural Education. Acacia, CIDA K. WILLIAM EMERSONCMORDOFF, M.E., Cornell, 1913. Assistant Professor of Ma- chine Construction. JAMES FREDERICK MOUNTFORD, M.A., Birmingham, 1917, Oxford, 1913, D.Litt., Birmingham, 1911. Fellow of St. John's College, Oxford. Professor of the Classics. GUY BROOKS MUCHMORE, A.B., Southwestern, 1910. Assistant Professor of Pub- lic Speaking. n l 1 CARLETON CHASE MURDOCK, B.S., Colgate, 1907, A.M., Cornell, 1910, Ph.D., 1919. Assistant Professor of Physics. CIJKlIf', FA, QIJB K, EE. CLYDE HADLEY MYERS, B.S., Illinois Wesleyan, 1907, M.S., Illinois, 1910, Ph.D., Cornell, 1911. Professor of Plant Breeding. TKE, EE, CIJAT, FA, IIJKCD. WILLIAM IRVING MYERS, B.S., Cornell, 1914, Ph.D., 1918. Professor of Farm Finance. KAP, EE, CIJKLIJ. EDITH HOLLOWAY NASON, A.B., Vassar, 1917, Ph.D., Yale, 1911. Assistant Pro- fessor of Home Economics. EE. JAMES GEORGE NEEDHAM, B.S., Knox, 1891, M.S., 1893, Litt.D., 1911, Ph.D., Cornell, 1898. Professor of Entomology and Limnology. 56 r H 1 l l T 1 m.--...1 1.1.1 .,.W . .- W- .1 . 1 L - - 1 i g 3 I l E 3 1 I I l l l l 1 1 i 1 if W3 . l P2 -W 1 2 if , 1.?5f'33??3i ' , I l l F Z s czcu ty i l . . . ARNO HERBERT NEHRLING, Shaw School of Botany and Missouri Botanical Garden, 1 1909. Professor of Ploriculture. KZ, Al P,1'IAE. I IRENE DAHLBERG NEHRLING, B.S., University of Minnesota, 1911. Assistant Professor of Home Economics and Manager of Home Economics Cafeteria. A Q fIbTOg ON, Sedowa. I CHARLES MERRICK NEVIN, B.S., Penn State 1916, M.S., Cornell, 1913, Ph.D., 1915. Assistant Professor of Geology. BFE, fDKfD, EE. JESSE CROOK N1cHoLLs, U. S. Military Academy, 1899, Colonel, U. S. A., Retired. 1 Professor of Military Science and Tactics and Head of the Department. EAE. MELVIN L. NICHOLS, B.Chem., Cornell, 1918, Ph.D., 1911. Assistant Professor of Analytical Chemistry. AXE, TBII, EE, QDKCD, Al-Djebar. CHARLES VERNON NOBLE, Ph.D., Cornell, 1910. Assistant Professor of Farm Man- agement. CLARK SUTHERLAND NORTHUP, A.B., Cornell, 1893, Ph.D., 1898. Professor of English. Zodiac, CDBK, 113141195 Quill and Dagger. WALLACEQNOTESTEIN, B.A., Wooster, 1900, M.A., Yale, 1903, Ph.D., 1908. Professor of English History. CDFA, LIIBK. HENRY NEELY OGDEN, C.E., Cornell, 1889. Professor of Sanitary Engineering. EE. WILLIAM RIDGELY ORNDOREE, A.B., Johns Hopkins, 1884, Ph.D., 1887. Professor of Organic Chemistry. AXE, EE. - 57 V l 'ISL :S5.'3 Qi'7'q I: will , -Asia: .1 f f- '.q. 11,2 Q .3555 ll V- 1 . 'l -E 1 15 A iii f fi 1 1 5 sg I 22 lg sag, a 152555 -1. 'fa - - 5' 11 I we IQ Alf ,Q .0 X my . I E , f 1. 1 y 1, lg s 9 .,z ,yr , ,, ,,.,,, . .,., .M 55 153 H - ,,.y: . .Q lf . ..- 112' I 123225 13 l - ,-:. ,W -4, 1, .. .W at ., v . 1 ' ' ' .1 f 151' ET- 1 1: 3.330 3 .afgzgf - 15515 us 2,5 2, ai! 31 Q V M 1 fb X5 1: f f 14 , V 1.97, If LW? Iv fa'-'-'few ---.'c:,w.::- Faculty CHARLES EDWARD O,ROURKE, C.E., Cornell, IQI7. Assistant Professor of Structural Engineering. Efbilg XE, Pyramid. FREDERICK WILLIAM OWENS, B.S., M.S., Kansas, I9Ol, Ph.D., Chicago, 1907. Assistant Professor of Mathematics. Seal and Serpent, EE. EPHRAIM LAURENCE PALMER, A.B., Cornell, 1911, M.A., 1913, Ph.D., IQI7. Professor of Rural Education. FA, EE, QA K. JAMES WENCESLAS PAPEZ, A.B., Minnesota, 1908, M.D., 1911. Assistant Professor of Anatomy and Neurology. AKK, EE. JACOB PARIsH, A.M., Indiana, I9I7, Ph.D., Cornell, 1911. Assistant Professor of Chemical Spectroscopy. CDBK, EE. JOHN THOMAS PARSON, Professor of Drawing. Z1If', Rod and Bob. FRANK ASHMORE PEARSON, B.S.A., Cornell, 1911, Ph.D., 1911. Professor of Agricultural Economics and Farm Management. EE, fDKfI1. GILBERT XVARREN PECK, B.S., Cornell, 1911, M.S., 1917. Extension Professor of Pomology. 21112, Hebs-Sa. NELLIE LOUISE PERKINS, A.B., Michigan, 1911, Ph.D., 1915. Professor of Child Training. HBGJ, CDBK, EE, BAE. JOHN EDWIN PERRY, B.S. Cin C.E.D, Pennsylvania State, 1908. Assistant Professor of Railroad Engineering. CDE K. 58 l MPP- ,liq vi I: is . . ge '- ' -I ,.... . fl :'-Q , 5 ,5-f I .. 5. QJECLEQ-1 'Ki . l.! ' A Y,f 4 A Faculty 9 JOHN GEORGE PERTSCH, JR., M.E. Cin E.E.D, Cornell, 1909. Professor of Electrical Engineering. EE, HKN, rDKfD. ALBERT CHARLES PHELPs,B.S.,Illinois, 1894,Bavarian Polytechnic, 1898, M.Arch., Illinois, 1903. World War Memorial Professor of Architecture. TBTIg QJKCP, Gargoyle. EVERETT FRANKLIN PHILLIPS, A.B., Allegheny, 1899, Ph.D., Pennsylvania, 1904. Professor of Apiculture. GAG, LIHBK, EE., QDH. ALBERT PIERSON, W.A., Cornell, 1910. First Lieutenant, Infantry, U. S. A., Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics. MILES ALBION POND,.Pl'1.B., Yale, 1891. Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering. PAUL RUSSELL POPE, A.B., Western Reserve, 1898, A.M., Ph.D., Leipsic, 1903. Pro- fessor of German. BQII, CIPBK. JOSEPH PULLMAN PORTER, B.S., Cornell, I9I7Q M.L.D., 1919. Assistant Professor in Extension Service. KAP, UAE. FREDERICK CLARKE PRESCOTT, A.B., Harvard, 1894. Professor of English. KA., LAURENCE PUMPELLY, A.B., Williams, 1901, Ph.D., Strassburg, 1907. Professor of Romance Languages and Literatures. Z lP', QIJBK, fIJKfIv. FRANK HARRISON RANDOLPH, B.A., Yale, 1915, M.E., Cornell, 1917. Assistant Professor of Institution Engineering. BQH, EE.. . . , ll 59 ' 3,53 1 f :.:- 4' we A a 1 935' W ,sal gi gl A '::f,m, W , A is ART ERN 7' . is 'I .1 1: - ' 1 L, - E L.: - ca . . , ' , 1 . f P-Q .: ': is 51 ' X .5 ' I , f . lx j - . 1 . . . , . ,, ..,., 1,, . . . . .- . L.. 1.5:-2. KES E ' Q' .'. ' bi -,. .. F, .5 f K- -- Q.. - E A -' f, l x 1,5 W i Q E l 1 1, 1 r I . ,,,- . 1- 9 A 9 -,,-' -I 4' V, L ,Ns71. ,,,: .Z V, . 0 . ig f . l 1 1 Q- l ri 'Ig' , i f , 9 1 el 1 I , .Vg 3 . L if 'g I Rai? K., A L-R,-vm we-J. ,- Q B- v ,-cszfsafigd WI , 'Z M' A1 lg 1 s N f ff? s , 5,0 s 1 I 33 3 lv- 5 sb s ,iz 5 J , an 1 is 9 4 .J 1 f- I 4 In . 4. f -A -' if E, fi? A - 4,47 ,A 1 Y- if .I 3116522712- -32, S S 7' gf- Vs ' 'V 1 41 ' ' 'SY'-s. 'Ki' ' ' 3 f- 1 1 fa - . - ' -1 ,z A 4 , 1 ,x 1 It , ' ,sf ,4 ,g 0 W -ti , , 3 l 1 15 ? ,. W , f, wah EDN? - Mg,-fs, , H 1 - ,es Faculty HUR RANUM, A.B., Minnesota, I892., Ph.D., Chicago, 1906. Professor of Mathe- II121tiCS. KIPBK, EE. MAR1Us PETER RASMUSSEN, B.S., Cornell, 1919, Ph.D., 1914. Assistant Professor of Marketing. AZ, EX, fIJKfIv, Helios. ARTHUR BERNARD RECKNAGEL, B.A., Yale, 1904, M.F., 1906. Professor of Forest Management and Utilization. EE. HUGH DANIEL REED, B.S., Cornell, 1899, Ph.D., 1903. Professor of Zoology. AXA, 1'A,Z.E, f1:Kfb. A HAROLD LYLE REED, A.B., Oberlin, 1911, Ph.D., Cornell, 1914. Professor of Economics and Finance. Eleusis, CDB K. EST WILLIAM RETTGER, A.B., Indiana, 1893, Ph.D., Clark, 1898. Professor of Applied Mechanics. QJFA, EE. JUAN ESTEVAN REYNA, EE., Columbia, 1898. Professor of Rural Engineering. OWEN RIVERS RHoADs, Captain, Infantry, U. S. A., Assistant Professor of Mili- tary Science and Tactics. FRED HOFFMAN RHODES, A.B., Wabash, 1910, Ph.D., Cornell, 1914. Professor of Industrial Chemistry. AXE, fbBK, EE, Al-Djebar. JAMES EDWARD R1cE, B.S. Cin Agrj, Cornell, 1890. Professor of Poultry Hus- bandry. AZ, E E. 60 4. I n ,I X F I ' , .'t'fg.,T-if -jngx: l 3 2 I 't . as 915, 1 - '31 'X -GR??3f1avm:'ffs1? f , ' R3i'a,zmi1i5x1'zii'rfaaZ2Q?5-111.1 Faculty FLOYD KARKER RICHTMYER, A.B., Cornell, 1904, Ph.D., 1910. Professor of Physics. PA, EE.. HEIEIRICH RIEs, Ph.B., Columbia, 1891, A.M., 1894, Ph.D., 1896. Professor of Geology. FA, EE, CDKIDQ BFE. HOWARD WAIT RILEY, M.E. Cin EEQ, Cornell, 1901. Professor of Rural Engineer- ing and Head of the Department of Rural Engineering. BYRON BURNETT ROEE, B.S.A., Cornell, 1911, M.S., 1913. Professor of Rural Engineering. REENA ROBERTS, BS., Simmons, I9I7, M.A., Columbia, 1911. Assistant Pro- fessor of Home Economics. ON. MONTGOMERY ROBINSON, B.Litt., Princeton, 1906, B.S., Cornell, 1914. Professor in Extension Service. LOUIS MICHAEL ROEHL, B.S., Stout, 1910. Assistant Professor of Farm Shop. FRED STILLMAN ROGERS, B.S., Alfred, 1909, M.E., Cornell, 1913. Professor of Machine Design. Acacia. PLORA ROSE, B.S., Kansas State Agricultural, 1904, M.A., Columbia, 1909. Professor of Home Economics and Head of the Department of Home Econom- ics. CDKCIJ5 ON. HARRY ALBERT Ross, B.S., Illinois, 1917, M.S., I9ll, Ph.D., Cornell, 1914. Assistant Professor of Marketing. AZ, FA, EE, QIJKCIJ. 61 In 9- I , rg . 1 -11. 'l :. ,fA V ef 4A, , -A,-. .,A,, I Pvbi, 1,- Faculty A HAROLD ELLIS Ross, B.S.A., Cornell, 1906, M.S.A., 1909. Professor of Dairy Industry. IIA, EE. MARTIN WRIGHT SAMPSON, A.B., Cincinnati, 1888, A.M., 1890. Goldvvin Smith Professor of English Literature. 11-IKE, QB K. EZRA DWIGHT SANDERSON, B.S., Michigan Agricultural, 1897, B.S. Cin Agrj, Cornell, 1898, Ph.D., Chicago, 1911. Professor of Rural Social Organization. EE. ELMER SETH SAVAGE, B.S.A., New Hampshire, 1905, M.S.A., Cornell, 1909, Ph.D., 1911. Professor of Animal Husbandry. KZ, AZ, FA, EE, Helios. . WILL MILLER SAWDON, B.S., Purdue, 18985 M.M.E., Cornell, 1908. Professor of Experimental Engineering. FA, EE. NATHANIEL SCHMIDT, Stockholm, 1884, A.M., Colgate, 1887, Berlin, 1890. Professor of Semitic Languages and Literatures and Oriental History. HENRY WILLIAM SCIINECK, B.S., Wisconsin, 1913, M.S., Cornell, 1914. Assistant Professor of Vegetable Gardening. ERNEST WILLIAM ScHoDER, B.S., Washington, 1900, B.S. Cin MiningD, I9OOQ Ph.D., Cornell, 1903. World War Memorial Professor of Experimental Hy- draulics. IIJFA, CIDBK, EE. HERBERT HENRY SCOFIELD, M.E., Cornell, 1905. Professor of Materials. Triangle 5 EE, CIDKCID, XE, Pyramid. GAD PARKER SCOVILLE, B.S.A., Cornell, 1910. Professor of Agricultural Econom- ics and Farm Management. 69. 4 1 l I I l 1 -W V W t,M1l'll,l MTii4T .?1T-M , Tj,?' ' ' Y -D -,Ag V , , Y . A lf ',f-H11-L . Is. 3' H ., ., 5. , .1 ...na .' 1.5 1 ,3,,..,. A:,,,,,-5... :if if-2.1 ' J I- I -V, 9 ' R if - R I-1. - I ' :' ,Z 1, .. 1- ' f.-, ., HA 'A 'F' ill' 'V 1 - . . 11- A 1. .f. Az 'f I I L' . . K ff .. . - A . . 35113-5: Faculty FRANCIS JOSEPH SEERY, B.S., Tufts, 19O5. Professor of Hydraulic Engineering. ATA, Semaphore. PAUL FRANCIS SHARP, A.B., Nebraska Wesleyan, 1917, M.S., Minnesota, 191O, Ph.D., 1911. Professor of Dairy Chemistry. FA, EE., fI1AT, PEA. FRANCIS ROBERT SHARPE, A.B., Cambridge, 1891, Ph.D., Cornell, 19o7. Professor of Mathematics. E E. JAMES MORGAN SHERMAN, B.S., North Carolina, 1911, M.S., Wisconsin, 1911, Ph.D., 1916. Professor of Dairy Industry. KZ, FA, AZ, EE, fIvKfIw. EDWARD SHOWACRD, M.D., Loyola, 1918. Assistant Medical Advisor. AEI, KW, Acacia. I EDWIN LUTHER SIBERT, U. S. Military Academy, 1918. First Lieutenant, Field Ar- tillery, U. S. A., Assistant Professor of Military Science ,and Tactics. fIJKlIJ'. .SNUTHERLAND SIMPSON, BJC., Edinburgh, 1894, M.B., CAB., 1899, M.D., 1901, D..S1c., 1903,' F.R..5q.E. Profeffor of Pbyfialogy and Hemi of the Department of Pbyriology I and Biochemimgf. E35 NE N. SUMNER HUBER SLICHTER, A.B., Wisconsin, I9I3, M.A., 1914, Ph.D., Chicago, 1918. Professor of Economics. QJBK, AEP. ' HAROLD ROBERT SMART, B.S., Wesleyan, 1915, M.A., Cornell, 1911, Ph.D., 1913. Assistant Professor of Philosophy. AXP, fIJBK, QJKQIJ. DEAN FRANKLIN SMILEY, A.B., Cornell, 1916, M.D., 1919. Assistant Professor of Hygiene and Medical Advisor. N2 N, AQA. 63 I- III I 11 I1 I ' - I 9-'if -Qi 1: ,. 11 I Q9-I :D 2 v ll '- ,T H 'm Q k, . ,I sa ,f ,., I 1444 fr 1 If fig ' 1 , 1 gf 1- ha my E.: wx ' 'V -: fsfaf- 3 l 'J M- 3 455 fa' I 1 ',,1,.,. . , ,,,,,,, , , ,W '-'Wa-4.15 ,W '. .- 4' I - l' E :ET Z-1. ? 7'-1 ' f H .A 'f ' xi 5' 6 ff, .. ff . rs 9, K. fag: if j,f 5 7 245 ' ' .,,. ,Q A 1 f ' ' f ' 1' ga 1 ,361 , , ,Q , , , . EA. , ,..... , 1 ,. , g I 'I - 1, ,fa aa , I il Faculty I C. WILSON SMITH, LLB., Colorado, IQIOQ A.B., Missouri, 1918, Ed.M., Harvard, I I . 1911. Assistant Professor of Education and Secretary of the College of Arts and Sciences. BGII, CIDA K. , FREDERICK MILLER SMITH, A.B., Indiana, 1899. Assistant Professor of English. EX, IIDBK. i HAROLD DAVID SMITH, A.B., Oberlin College, 1915, Mus.B., 1917. Assistant Professor of Music. CDB K, Fellow American Guild of Organists. li PRESERVED SMITH, A.B., Amherst, 1901, A.M., Columbia, 1903, Ph.D., 1907, Il I Litt.D., Muhlenberg, 1911. Professor of Medieval History. Xdvg fIJB K. I I iq, 1, M, VIRGIL SNYDER, B.S., Iowa State, 1889, PlI.D., Gottingen, 1894, H.C.D., My H Padua, 1911. Professor of Mathematics. FA, EE. iw ll I LELAND SPENCER, B.S., Cornell, I9I8, PlI.D., 1913. Assistant Professor of Marketing. Ill Acacia, EE, KIJKCIP. It 13. 1. I SAMUEL NEWTON SPRING, B.A., Yale, 1898, M.P., 1903. Professor of Silviculture. l V 11214, AZ. ' ll I I1 HADLEY CARRUTHERS STEPHENSON, B.S., Cornell, 1919, D.V.M., 1910. Assistant l Professor of Materia Medica and Small Animal Clinic. QTE. l ll ROEERT SPROULE STEVENS, A.B., Harvard, 1910, LLB., 1913. Professor of Law, I I ROLLAND MACLAREN STEWART, B.A., Iowa State, 1904, B.Di., 1906, Pl1.D., 1911. Professor of Rural Education. f1JBKg CDA K. I 1 li ' I ..-,....,...a .. .,,.,..,.,. . 1.1. ,....-,.L7 aY,A- - M A M,--,,,-,A-M M1 ,img ,H -,G-H I v-iY 4 ,,,, 1,-vWYA,, 1, -,-1-.M,M,M MWMWN..- -.-.. I- - - E. -M V, ... 7 -- 54 .E me r if F T l W Y I Faculty WILLIAM ALONZO STOCKING, B.S. Cin Agr.D, Connecticut Agricultural, 1895, B.S.A., Cornell, 1898, M.S.A., 1904. Professor of Dairy Industry. EE. 3 WALTER KING STONE. Assistant Professor of Painting. Thumb Tack Club, Gar- goyle, L'Ogive. WILLIAM STRUNK, B.A., Cincinnati, 1890, Ph.D., Cornell, 1896. Professor of -English. fDAEg CIJBK. JAMES BATCHELLER SUMNER, A.B., Harvard, 1910, M.A., 1913, Ph.D., 1914. Assistant Professor of Biochemistry. Society of Biological Chemists, Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine. EARL SUNDERVILLE, D.V.M., Cornell, 1908. Assistant Professor of Comparative Anatomy. QTE. FREDERICK GEORGE SWITZER, M.E., Cornell, 1913, M.M.E., 1914. Professor of Hy- draulic Engineering. EE. JOHN HENRY TANNER, B.S., Ph.D., Cornell, 1891. Professor of Mathematics. AT. FRANK THILLY, A.B., Cincinnati, 1887, A.M., Ph.D., Heidelberg, 1891, LL.D., . Missouri, 1909, Cincinnati, 1913, Hobart, 1913. Professor of Philosophy. 1-DBK, CDKQIJ. HARVEY EARL THOMAS, B.S., Virginia Polytechnic, 1915, M.S., I9I6Q Ph.D., Columbia, 1910. Assistant Professor of Plant Pathology. PA, E HOMER COLUMBUS THOMPSON, B.S., Ohio State, 1909, M.S., 1913. Professor of Vegetable Gardening. EE. I 65 F ig. Eff: :ii Wash , 'i V f V . .1 f 1 , we ' v ' sf 2 .fi sw 4 ggi 4-,I ' ' 3? ,iq 1 s 1. 'ti , Faculty EDWARD BRADFORD TITCHENER, A.B., Oxford, 1890, M.A., 1895, D.Sc., 1906, Ph.D., Leipsic, 1891, LL.D., Wisconsin, I904Q D.Sc., Harvard, 1909, Litt.D., Clark, 1909. Sage Professor of Psychology. QDBK, EE. CLARENCE ELLSWORTH TOWNSEND, M.E., Cornell, 1907. Professor of Engineering Drawing. AXA, fIJKfI1. JOSEPH ELLIS TREVOR, Ph.D., Leipsic, 1891. Professor of Thermodynamics. W HUGH CHARLES TROY, B.S.A., Cornell, 1896. Professor of Dairy Industry. EE., Quill and Dagger. 4 FORREST GLENN TUCKER, A.B., Indiana, 1914, A.M., 1916, Ph.D., Chicago, 1917.. Assistant Professor of Physics. DRNNY HAMMOND UDALL, B.S.A., Vermont, 1898, D.V.M., Cornell, 1901. Professor of Veterinary Medicine. EN, EE. PAUL HALLADAY UNDERWOOD, C.E., Cornell, 1907. Professor of Topographic and Geodetic Engineering. Rod and Bob. GEORGE BURR UPTON, ME., Cornell, 1904, M.M.E., 1905. Professor Of Experi- mental Engineering. TBH, EE. LEONARD CHURCH URQUHART, C.E., Cornell, 1909. Professor of Structural Eng- ineering. BGJH, Lblifbg Pyramid. CAbsent on leaveD MARTHA VAN RENSSELAER, A.B., Cornell, 1909. Professor of Home Economics and Director of the College of Home Economics. 11-1 ... 1 lim, 111, ,NY ,--A l w f 66 -1 3 11.4 - 1 Wi? . 'vi 5 1-. , . M ,,. 5 sf ff 'T A A ' 111: ' - 1 I 1 A in P 2 Q 1 A Q H V '. e is 1 .f . 'fg - ' 1 .11 'i ' :gr - 1 5' . A iw 1 xl ' 7 1 . - 5 V . 1 1. 1 ' 1 .. ,.. y , , . . ' Vl .1 - 53 .I -I . 1g , , 1 1 . V, ..,,.9 .: . ' E ' IZ 1 ' '1 , , ' 21:1- v i 1-., 1' f lil ' l A if 1, Q.'5qx?- al , 1 A 1 fQamHQ1HH1 WL- ' . . ig' - ' A' 1 ' M ' ' P f- 1 14 13- W F I . ' vs.. .. . 1 1. . 1 . ,, , , Y , .V ,g -:2 :'a:21-E , s F:-iff 'ij fe .,,- .3 ' . ..,. ... . -.,.., 1, , . .A . . 1 1, Q . ,A,-4,,g Y A - g L - , ,, .A .. . I 1--5-5 -Zip? V ., ., I A. I 1 . Q J ' - ,S-V J,-'I . '93 . . .J sg. - . W .5 1 JK,-5 - A . - . 4 , -Q 1 in ,' 'v ,1 : .,..a - 'Lv - , ,, 1' , ,. iw . f ' -Q.. V - . ' - ne 5 , 2, Q1 I .,-ar,11.y ,twta , H7fw RES' . Q.. A M 4 A 6 a 111 ff if - - ' ,. 5 - -1- ' ,I K . ., 11 ' A - r f ' M . f' 1 A . E53 Faculty MARION VAN VooRsT, U. S. Military Academy, 1918. First Lieutenant, Signal Corps, U. S. A., D. O. L., Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics. OSCAR DIEDRICH v0N ENGELN, A.B., Cornell, 1908, Ph.D., 1911. Professor of Physical Geography. EQJE, EE. CHARLES LEOPOLD WALKER, C.E. , Cornell, 1904. Professor of Sanitary Engineering. Acacia, FA, XE. ANNETTE WARNER, Cowles Art School, 1889, Normal Art School, 1890, New York School of Fine and Applied Arts, 1911. Professor of Home Economics. GEORGE FREDERICK WARREN, B.S., Nebraska, 1897, B.S., Cornell, 1903, M.S.A., 1904, Ph.D., 1905. Professor of Agricultural Economics and Farm Management. FA,EE,QKQ. DONALD STUART WELCH, B.S., Maine, 1917, M.A., Harvard, 1910, Ph.D., Cornell, 1915. Assistant Professor of Plant Pathology. FA, AZ, EE, CDKCD. HARRY PORTER WELD, Ph.B., Ohio State, 1900, Ph.D., Clark, 1911. Professor of Psychology. ZAE, EE, fIJAK. DoRA H. WETHEREEE, Massachusetts Normal Art School, 1911, Columbia, 1911, Cornell, 1911. Assistant Professor of Color and Design. RALPH HICKS WHEELER, B.S., Cornell, 1911. Professor of Extension Teaching. AFP. HERBERT HICE WHETZEL, A.B., Wabash, 1901, M.A., 1903. Professor of Plant Pathology. CIJAG-J, AZ, FA, KIJBK, EE, QJKQP. I tn., l ' 4 H 6 ,,. twmwwasai 18 my E -'. N 1.5 ix., il 5.12 ,., Q '- 2.. 1t1. ..... rf-' 1? -,ss EZ 'F 452' LU! ,f .P 1' Hz? E X' . x ' 5. Si 1 , ', ,f ,P N Qi' Mi. f. 3. if f 1 ea -ff + : rm fy mf H+ 1 1 1' V 1 -1 mr? ai Es. E iEEEa4Eag VE me M Q ' i 2 1, 1 s. ., 5 1: ,Q - . gs ,a ww as -If - , -rwsza-E1.' 1 'few - 1 5112-5-5' eff? 1 2 sz 1 1 f Q -. 4. .- wal SH' 'EEEEEEE ' :Ks mwl fw-as-' 1:--were R -sm V 25 A ' :fa ' 1 5 'W S N 5 19 1 E i 4 V X li' , V,,.,...J,... . .,...... 1.,.,., ..Q..,.V.. , . ,.,.,wV. ..1, , 6., , , Faculty ADELIN WHITE, B.S., George Peabody, 1918, M.A., Columbia, 1911. Assistant Professor of Educational Psychology. KAH. EDWARD ALBERT WHITE, B.Sc., Massachusetts Agricultural, 1895. Professor of Eloriculture and Ornamental Horticulture. KZ, fIJKfDg IIAE. HORACE EUGENE WHITESIDE, A.B., Chicago, 19115 LLB., Cornell, 1911. Assist- ant Professor of Law and Secretary of the College of Law. CIPKIIDQ A 9211, Order of the Coif. HERBERT AUGUST WICHELNS, A.B., Cornell, 1916, Ph.D., 1911. Assistant Professor of Public Speaking. Scorpion, GJBK, AEP, KARL MCKAY W1EGAND, B.S., Cornell, 1894, Ph.D., 1898. Professor of Botany. EE,QKQ ROY GLENN W1GGANs, B.S. Cin Agr.D, Missouri, 1914, M.S. Cin Agr.D, Cornell, 1915. Ph.D., 1919. Assistant Professor of Plant Breeding. PA, EE, FEA. WVALTER FRANCIS W1LLcox, A.B., Aml1erst, 1884, A.M., 1888, LED., 1906, LLB., Columbia, 1887, Ph.D., 1891. Professor of Economics and Statistics. HWIQBK FAITH M. WVILLIALIS, B.A., Wellesley, 1915, M.A., Columbia, 1910, Ph.D., Columbia, 1913. Assistant Professor of Home Economics. BENJAM1N DUNBAR WILSON, M.S., Kentucky, 1914, Ph.D., Cornell, 1918. Assist- ant Professor of Soil Technology. E N, EE. JAMES KENNETH WVILSON, B.S., Oklahoma A. and M., I906,Pl'1.D., Cornell, 1915. Professor of Soil Technology. EE, flflffb. 68 -1 ,111 1 A A lil . F. I I , A - - ,.-f ,- ali I l' I i W I K ,. -.., V, ',,4,.' F r v w :- 5 , . .' :l l 'fi 'HM' A I I in A 1' Ll! l . F, 9 I N' , 5321 I ' gs ' .1 lu: I 5 Faculty I I LYMAN P. WILSON, B.S., Knox, 1904, LL.D., I914QJ.D., Chicago, 1907. Professor of l Law. GFA, QJAA, AEP, Order of the Coif. WILFORD MURRY WILSON, M.D., Memphis Medical, 1895. Professor of Meteorol- ogy. cpm. HENRY HIRAM WING, B.S. Cin. Agr.D, Cornell, 1881, M.S. Cin Agr.D, 1891. Pro- j fessor of Animal Husbandry. EE. 1 EDGAR HARPER WooD, M.E., Cornell, 1891, M.M.E., 1893. Professor of Me- chanics of Engineering. EE. Q EDWIN HAMLIN WOODRUFF, LLB., Cornell, 1888. Professor of Law. l PAUL WORK, B.A., Tennessee, 19o7, B.S.,' Pennsylvania State, 1910, M.S., Cornell, , 1913, Ph.D., Minnesota, 1911. Professor of Vegetable Gardening. HKCIJ, EE' l IIJKIIJ, IEA. 1 GEORGE ALLAN WoRKs, Ph.B., Wisconsin, 1904, M.S., 1911. Professor of Rural Education. AT, AZ, QJBK, fIvA K. ALBERT HAZEN WRIGHT, A.B., Cornell, 19o4, A.M., 1905, Ph.D., 19o8. Professor i I of Vertebrate Zoology. FA, EE. A BENJAMIN PERCY YOUNG, B.S., Kansas, I908Q Ph.D., Cornell, 1919. Assistant Professor of Zoology. CIDA 9, EE. , GEORGE YOUNG, JR., B.Arch., Cornell, 19oo. Professor of Architecture. GTA, TBH, AIA. 1 , 69 i l 1 . l i IT 1. Faculty of the College of Medzczne A fNew York Dzozszood WILLIAM HERSCHEL ALLEN, M.D., Pennsylvania, 1906. Major, Medical Corps, U.S.A., Professor of Military i Science and Tactics. 1 HAROLD CAPRON BA1LEY, M.D., Cornell, 1903. Associate Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology. NEN. i' STANLEY BENEDICT, B.A., Cincinnati, 1906, Ph.D., Yale, 1908. Professor of Chemistry. ii SAMUEL BRADBURY, M.D., Pennsylvania, 1905. Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine. CDKT, QA2. ' RUSSELL LAFAYETTE CECIL, A.B., Princeton, 1901, M.D., Medical College of Virginia, 1906. Assistant Pro- fessor of Clinical Medicine. HM. ROBERT CHAMBERS, B.A., Robert, 1900, M.A., Queens, 1901, Ph.D., Munich, 1908. Professor of Microscopic Anatom . JOHN WOOLMYAN CHURCHMAN, A.B., Princeton, 1898, A.M., 1901, M,D,, Johns Hopkins, 1901, Hon. A.M., J' Yale, 1915. Associate Professor of Experimental Therapeutics, Director Laboratory Experimental Ther- W apeutics. ACD, KIJBK, NZN, EE. D l ' ,i ARTHUR HUTCHINS CILLEY, A.B., Princeton, 1893, M.D., Columbia, 1896. Assistant Professor of Clinical ll, Surgery. WY. El ARTTEIRDFESEANDEZ COCA, A.B., Haverford, 1896, A.M., 1899, M.D., Pennsylvania, 1900. Professor of . u , LEw1s ATTERE1.ig1i,Y CONNER, Ph.B., Yale, 1887, M.D., Columbia, 1890. Professor of Medicine. W ROBERT ANDERSON COOKE, A.B., Rutgers, 1900, A.M., 1904, M.D., Columbia, 1904. Assistant Professor of ii Applied Immunology. AKE. POL CORYLLOS, M.D. Professor of Clinical Surgery. i CHARLES LOOMIS DANA, A.B., Dartmouth, 1871, .A.M., 1875, M.D., Columbia, 1877, LL.D., Dartmouth, Z 1 1910. Professor of Nervous and Mental Diseases. IRT, CIJB K. ' EUGENE FLOYD DUB01s, A.B., Harvard, 1903, M.D., Columbia, 1906. Associate Professor of Medicine. I GUILFORD S. 'DUDLEY, A.B., Cornell, 1910, M.D., 1913. Assistant Professor of Clinical Surgery. 5 JAMES CLIFTON EDGAR, M.D., B.S., A.M., Lafayette, 1881. Emeritus Professor of Obstetrics. FN DAY'1tiOIiiiAMES EDWARDS, B.S., Maine, 1906, Pl'1.D., Columbia, 1913. Associate Professor of Physiology. , . CARY EGGLESTON, M.D., Cornell, 1907. Assistant Professor of Medicine. QAZ. i WILLIAM JAMES ELSER, M.D., Bellevue, 1895. Professor of Bacteriology. CDAE. l JAMES Ew1NG, A.B., Amherst, 1888, A.M., 1891, M.D., Columbia, 1891, Sc.D., Pittsburgh, 1911, Amherst, R 1911. Professor of Pathology. AT, CIJAE, GDB K. Q CHAIQLE EVERETT FARR, A.B., Yale, 1898, M.D., 1903. Assistant Professor of Surgery. ZH , NEN, CIJBK, M LILIAN K. P. FARRAR, A.B., A. C. S., M.D. Assistant Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology. , JEREMIAH SWEETSER FERGUSON, B.S., Maine, 1889, M.S., 1891, M.D., New York, 1893, Sc.D., Maine, 1911. 1 Secretary of the Faculty. KZ, 2 E, A.QA. I NELL1s BARNES FOSTER, B.S., Amherst, 1898, M.D., Johns Hopkins, 1901. Assistant Professor of Medicine. . BOH, CIDBK. 5 JOHN C. A. GERSTER, A.B., Columbia, 1901, M.D., 1905. Assistant Professor of Clinical Surgery. ZW. i CHARLES LANGDON GIBSON, A.B., Harvard, 1886, M.D., 1889. Professor of Surgery. ! MALCOLL4 GOODRIDGE, A.B., Princeton, 1894, M.D., Columbia, 1898. Assistant Professor of Medicine. NE N. ll JOHN AUGUSTUS HARTWELL, Ph.B., Yale, 1889, M.D., 1891. Associate Professor of Surgery. ROBERT ANTHONY HATCHER, M.D., Tulane, 1898. Professor of Pharmacology. ll IRVING SAMUEL HAYNEs, Ph.B., Wesleyan, 1885, M.D., New York, 1887, Sc.D., Wesleyan, 1915. Professor Q of Clinical Surgery. AKE, CIJBK. 17 ,JALIES MORLEY HITZROT, A.B., Princeton, 1897, M.D.,Johns Hopkins, 1901. Professor of Clinical Surgery. N JOSEPH P. Hooper, M.D., Assistant Professor of Clinical Surgery. X ARTHUR LAWRENCE HOLLAND, M.D., New York, 1897. Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine. lA HARRY MILES IMBODEN, M.D. Professor of Roentgenology. ' FOSTER KENNEDY, M.B.Bch., Dublin, 1906, M.D., 1908, F.R.S., Edinburgh. Professor of Clinical Medicine, If Department of Neurology, ii!!:-. I in I --I 70 Faculty of the College of Medicine CNew York Di'uisionD-Continued EDWARD LOUGHBORO KEYES, A.B., Georgetown, 1891, Ph.D., 1901, M.D., Columbia, 1895. Professor of Clinical Surgery. GEORGE HUGHES KIRBY, B.S., North Carolina, 1896, M.D., Long Island, 1899. Professor of Psychiatry. EX, KIDBK, AKK. ALEJZAIFQIEER LANIBERT, A.B., Yale, 1884, Ph.B., 1885, M.D., Columbia, 1888. Professor of Clinical Medicine. BURTON JAMES LEE, Ph.B., Yale, 1894, M.D., Columbia, 1898. Professor of Clinical Surgery. ELSIE S. L'EsPERANcE, M.D. Assistant Professor of Pathology. HOWARD LILIENTHAL, M.D. Professor of Clinical Surgery. GRAHAM Lusic, Ph.B., Columbia, 1887, Ph.D., Munich, 1891, Sc.D., Yale, 1908, LL.D., Glasgow, 1913. Professor of Physiology. HENRY HAMILTON MOORE LYLE, M.D., Columbia, 1900. Assistant Professor of Surgery. KA. GEORGE BIRMINGHAM MCAULIFFE, A.B., College of the City of New York, 1885, M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1888. Assistant Professor of Otology. AKK, CDB K. FRANK SHERMAN MEARA, A.B., Yale, 1890, Ph.D., 1891, M.D., Columbia, 1895. Professor of Clinical Medi- cine. IPY, NEN. WALTER C. MONTGOMERY, M.D. Assistant Professor of Clinical Surgery. CHARLES V. MQRRILI., A.M., Columbia, 1906, Ph.D., 1910. Associate Professor of Anatomy. EE. CHARLES EDWARD NAMNIACK, M.D., New York, 1881, Ph.B., St. Francis Xavier, 1895, LL.D., Fordham, 1908. Professor of Clinical Medicine. ' WALTER LINDSAY NILEs, M.D., Cornell, 1901. Professor of Clinical Medicine and Dean of the Medical Col- lege. CIJAE, AQA, Sphinx Head. GEORGE PAPANICOLAOU, Ph.D., M.D. Assistant Professor of Anatomy. ROBERT GRIGG REESE, Ph.G., Maryland, 1887, M.D., New York, 1891. Professor of Clinical Surgery. KIDKIF, QA2, IIJBK. HENRY B. RICHARDSON, A.B., Harvard, 1910, M.D., 1914. Assistant Professor of Medicine. BERNARD SAMUELS, M.D., Jefferson Medical, 1907. Assistant Professor of Clinical Surgery. AKK. HARLE? ELMORE SANTEE, A.B., Cornell, 1904, M.D., 1908. Assistant Professor of Clinical Surgery. AT, L fb. ' OSCAR MENDERSON ScHLoss, B.S., Alabama, 1901, M.D.,Johns Hopkins, 1905. Professor of Pediatrics. LOUIS C. ScHR0EDER, M.D. Assistant Professor of Pediatrics. O-r-ro HENRY SCHULTZE, B.A., College of the City of New York, 1886, M.D., Columbia, 1889. Professor of Medical Jurisprudence. A KE. HANS JORGEN Sci-IWARTZ, M.D. Professor of Clinical Medicilne. HARMON SMITH, A.B., Georgia, 1891, M.D., Bellevue Medical, 1897, D.Sc., Georgia, 1911. Professor of Clinical Surgery. CPAE. ALEXANDER RAYMOND STEVENS, A.B., Johns Hopkins, 1896, M.D., I903. Associate Professor of Clinical Surgery, Department of Urology. RALPH G. STILLMAN, A.B., Yale, 1903, M.D., Columbia, 1907. Assistant Professor of Clinical Pathology. NE N. CHARLES RUPERT STOCKARD, B.Sc., Mississippi A. and M., 1899, M.Sc., 1901, Ph.D., Columbia, 1907, M.D., Wurzburg, Sc.D., Cincinnati. Professor of Anatomy. N2 N, E E. WILLIAIIXI GILMAN THOMPSON, Ph.B., Yale, 1877, M.D., Columbia, 1881. Professor of Medicine Emeritus. A . WILLIAM CROOKS THRO, B.S.A., Cornell, 1900, A.M., 1901, M.D., 1907. Professor of Clinical Pathology. QYCIF, FA, Z E. JOHN CUTLER TORREY, A.B., Vermont, 1898, Ph.D., Columbia, 1901, Sc.D., Vermont, 1911. Professor of Hygiene. 2119, '1IJBK. PBRCY R. TURNURE, A.M., M.D. Assistant Professor of Clinical Surgery. CHARLTON WALLACE, A.B., Transylvania, 1894, M.D., Columbia, 1898. Professor of Clinical Surgery. KA CSouthei-nl, NZN. GEORGE GRAY WARD, M.D., Long Island, 1891. Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology. CIJAE. GEORGE WHITING WHEELER, M.D., Cornell, 1907. Assistant Professor of Bacteriology. FREDERICK WHITING, A.B., Amherst, 1881, A.M., 1885, M.D., Long Island, 1885. Professor of Clinical Surgery. AY. ' GEORGE WOOLSEY, A.B., Yale, 1881, M.D., Columbia, 1885. Professor of Clinical Surgery. 71 Curtis Patterson Frank Rogalsky Hoy Bostwiek Ojicers of Administration CHARLES DIBBLE BOSTWICK, A.B., Cornell, 1891, LLB., 1894. Comptroller of the University and Secretary ofthe Board of Trustees. KA, Quill and Dagger. CHARLES ELBERT CURTIS, B.C.E., Cornell, 1885. Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds. AY. GEORGE STEDMAN FRANK, C.E., Cornell, 1911. Manager ofPurcl1ases. TBH. DAVID FLETCHER Hov, BS., Cornell, 1891, M.S., 1893. University Registrar. KE, EE, Quill and Dagger. XVOODEORD PATTERSON, A.B. , Cornell, 1895. Secretary of the University and University Publisher. KDFA, Quill and Dagger. GEORGE FREDERICK ROGALSKY, AB., Cornell, 1907. Treasurer ofthe University. AX, CDB K. 79. is - 9 ye ' w W 'W R . I I. li wiaf altll . . I -fm I I1 ' I3 ,, D T v A- , i I 1 SHA., wtf I I T, ' we mx Ja A wa Ji Q lm ,QQ Ji i P I IWW SI li E S I I I 'I - Af . IX N' LL Lf 4 6 ., GOVERNMENT OF THE UNIVERSITY The Government of Cornell University is vested in a President, elected by the Board of Trustees, and a Board of Trustees,consisting of the President of the University and thirty-nine members, of whom seven are ex-othcio, viz.: the Governor of the State of New York, the Lieutenant ,, Governor, the Speaker of the Assembly, the Commissioner of Education, the Commissioner of-Agriculture, the President Of the State Agricul- Ll tural Society, and the Librarian of the Cornell Library. The eldest lineal male descendant of Ezra Cornell is a trustee during his life. Of the re- maining thirty-one members, fifteen are elected by co-optation for a term of Five years, ten are elected by the Alumni of Cornell University to I 4' serve for live years, tive are appointed by the Governor ofthe State of New York for the same term of service, and one is annually elected by the State Grange. , FRANK H. HIscOcK, Clmirmnn DUPRATT WHITE, Vice-Cbnirmmz I Ji THE PRESIDENT OP THE UNIVERSITY . . ..... LIVINGSTON FARRAND, Ithaca ll: THE GOVERNOR or NEW YORK . . ALFRED E. SMITH, Albany lg THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR . L. SEYMOUR LOWMAN, Albany I THE SPEAKER or THE ASSEMBLY . JOSEPH A. MCGINNIES, Albany 'Q THE COMMISSIONER or EDUCATION . . . . FRANK P. GRAVES, Albany . THE COMMISSIONER or AGRICULTURE . . . . . BERNE A. PYRKE, Albany THE PRESIDENT, STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY . E. R. EASTMAN, New York City THE LIBRARIAN, CORNELL LIBRARY CCityD . . . EBENEZER T. TURNER, Ithaca l CHARLES EZRA CORNELL . . Ithaca TWALTER P. COOKE CBD Marine Bank Building, Buffalo TFRANK H. HISCOCK CBD . . . Court House, Syracuse I TIRA A. PLACE . . CBD Grand Central Terminal, New York THERBERT D. MASON . CAD Atlas Life Bldg., Tulsa, Oklahoma , TEZRA B. WHITMAN . CAD 615 Munsey Bldg., Baltimore, Md. TFRANK H. MILLER . CGD . 146 W. 54th St., New York JARED T. NEWMAN . CBD ...... Ithaca ROEERT H. TREMAN CBD ...... 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CAD 1033 Book Bldg., Detroit, Mich. I MAXWELL M. UPSON . CAD . . 140 Cedar St., New York HORACE WHITE . . CGD White Memorial Bldg., Syracuse WILLIAM F. PRATT . . CGrD . 9.06 State St., Batavia, N. Y. FACULTY REPRESENTATIVES A DEAN VERANUS A. MOORE CJ anuary 1, 1 916D ...... ..... I thaca GEORGE L. BURR CJanuary 1, 197.73 ........ ..... I thaca I I ROLLINS A. EMERSON CJanuary I, 191SD ............. Ithaca 6 Kferm of Officer expires in 1916, the next group of six in 1917, etc. B, elected by the Board, A, elected by Alumni, G, appointed by the Governor, Gr. elected by the State Grange. I .L -' li 73 V M S? ll f 'oi WAQQIWAWWQQMWHWIAWW A?IV!iW3ein562AW'34M.'5ff33jg a Q LJ TW-, il ' LM' A . Hs , . , f.. 'A LM - -X v- 1 o w? ,. Kev ! I A ' ,I 1m5- f. f V I -N 1 , qi lg , 7 , - D 'ily Ill ' mf, . 4 . - 'l - ., ,Q J I . e mi A COMMl ll l E T ffl 5 We in X' T lj ,lg I , I If Av.::Zl'i' I ' ' I f ' , , ' I A , I , , Mligyw, P526 l .s as an as lggm lg'-vigi l COMMITTEE ON GENERAL ADMINISTRATION1 Mynderse Van Cleef,'Cbaiwmm,' The Presi- dent, Charles E. Cornell, Roger B. Williams, DuPratt White, Thomas B. Wilson, Henry H. Westinghouse, Charles E. Treman, Cuthbert W. Pound, Robert H. Treman, John L. Senior. COMMITTEE ON FINANCE: Roger B. Williams, Ch5Zfl'77Z5l7Z,' The President, Robert H. Treman, Henry R. Ickelheimer, C. Sidney Shepard, Walter P. Cooke, DuPratt .White COMMITTEE ON BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS: DuPratt White, Cbazirmmzj The President, Henry W. Sackett, Edwin N. Sanderson, Henry H. Westinghouse, Ezra B. Whit- man, S. W. Wakeman, William Metcalf, jr. p STATE COLLEGE COUNCIL: The President, C,6aZ1fman,' Thomas B. Wilson, Frank H. Miller, DuPratt White, George R. VanNamee, Horace White, E. R. Eastman, Berne A. Pyrke, Frank P. Graves, William F. Pratt, Jared T. Newman, Maxwell M. Upson, Albert R. Mann, Veranus A. Moore, R. W. Thatcher, Howard W. Riley, R. S. Hosmer, Pierre A. Fish, Martha VanRensselaer. MEDICAL COLLEGE COUNCIL: The President, Cbaizfmaznj Henry H. Westinghouse, Ira A. Place, Roger H. Williams, Walter L. Niles, John A. Hartwell, William Elser. GRADUATE SCHOOL COUNCIL: The President, Cbaiw7mn,' Cuthbert W. Pound, Roger B: Williams, Robert H. Treman, Rollins A. Emerson, Ernest Merritt, Carl Becker. FACULTY REPRESENTATIVES ON THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES Dean Veranus A. Moore, George L. Burr, Rollins A. Emerson OFFICERS Livingston Farrand, President, Charles D. Bostwick, Comptroller and Secretary of the Board, David F. Hoy, Registrar, Charles E. Curtis, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds, Woodford Patterson, Secretary of the University, George F. Rogalsky, Treasurer of the University, L. N. Simmons, Assistant Secretary ofthe Board. 74 K A ' A W I - an ex , Q F, xjd' ' 5 . 'EM' l 1 ' V , 1' ' xx ,. ,, M49 - I Jllil llll lla ELLO1 'll A Q ik U5 S ' . , 1 4, f 591 ,12 QW Q fr ' ' itll' E A X fi viii 'll' l . U - 2-ww on . t S I .,,.,,, I, , L, W 4 4 V .MS 4 lb - xxwlx .W 4, Me, ,J 4,5 4, 4 , , --I::.:..,' . f er I c l3 l?53?iG fv5?f'hWUlRf Honorary F el l owf, Year I 915 - I 916 JAMES CRAXK, Ph.D., St. Andrews, 1914. CHARLES ALEXIUS DICKINSON, Ph.D., Clark, 1915. The Sage Fellow in Chezniftry LUDWIG FREDERICK AUDRIETH, B.S., Colgate, 1911. The Schuyler Fellow in Animal Biology MAGEL CRAIG WILDER, A.B., Brown, 1919, A.M., 1911. The Golelwin Smith Fellow in Geology FRED ROBERT NEUMANN, B,S., Chicago, 1911, M.S., 1913. The Prexident White Fellow in Phyficf DEANE BREWSTER JUDD, B.A., Ohio State, 1911 M.A., 1913. The Unioerxity Fellow in Agriculture OLIVER RAY JOHNSON, B.S.A., Missouri, 1910. The Prefiilent White Fellow in Political ancl Social Science ARNOLD JOHN ZURCHER, A.B., Oberlin, 1914. The Fellowr in Political ECHWUIIU WILSON LEWIS FARMAN, A.B., Cornell, 1915. STEPHEN MANSEIELD JAQUITH, A.B., Cornell, 1915 JOHN HIGHEERGER PATTERSON, A.B., Cornell, 1915 The Fellow in Greek and Latin CARO LYNN, A.B., Tarkio, 1895, A.M., Colorado 1904. The Bolelt Fellow in Hixtory FREDERICK GEORGE MARCHAM, B.A. , Oxford, 1913 The Fellow in Aineriean Hirtory ELIZABETH MARIE BECKER, BS., Northwestern 1911, A.M., 1913. The Swan Linn Sage Fellow: in Philoeophy JOHN REGINALD CRESSWELL, B.A., McMz1sterS, 1911. STEPHEN ALBERT EMERY, A.B., Cornell, 1913. 1 The Cornell Fellow in English RICHARD BECK, A.B., Reykjavik, 1910, A.M., Cornell, 1914. The Urzioeizrizjf Fellow in Gerinan ERNEST KUELER, A.B., Dijon, 1913. The UI1lU6fIlU Fellow in Architecture THONIAS JEFFERSON BAIRD, B.ArCh., Cornell, 1915. The Eelgaril f. Myfer Meinorial Fellow in Engineering Keeearch ancl the Sihley Fellow in Mechanical anal Electrical Engineering ROBERT PARKER MASON, NLE., Cornell, 1915. The McGra1o Fellow in Cioil Engineering SHU-TlIEN LI, B.S.C,E., Pei-Yang, 1913. The American Agricnltnrift Fellow FRED FOUSE LININGER, B.S.A., Pennsylvania State, 1917. The Palinolive Fellow in Cherniftry GEORGE PAUL VINCENT, A.B., Hiram, 1913, M.S., Cornell, 1914. The Champlain Valley Fellow in Plant Patholog y ARTHUR BROTHERTON BURRELL, B.S.A., Ohio Stare, 1914, The Potafh Importing Corporation Fellow EDMUND ELLSWORTH VIAL, B.S., Illinois, 1911, M.S., COrnell,,1914. The Grafxelli Fellow in Cheniixtry HAROLD TALBOT LACEY, B.Chem., Cornell, 1911. The DnPont Fellow in Cheiniotry CHRISTOPHER JOHN WELZ, Chen1.E., Rensselaer Polytechnic, 1910, M.S., Cornell, 1914. The Herrnan Frafch Fellow in Plant Pathology HARRY ELIHU NEWLAND, B.S., Purdue, 1914. The Williariifon Valley Co-operative Vegetahle Affociation Fellow JOHN GORDON GAINES, B,SC., Clemson, 1911. 3 a io W QM W KI is IU IIi iIWf'4Wf'AiI9f'iYi'l'IF? 1'4i'W'4'f5M'7'5?39' , rm . - X 'N - -1 -1 , A 'lf I' I ORADVATE A 9' .l 9 .1- CHCLARS A If Qwpg T w f' .uv- A ,f 1 A A' M V , I! I Kiwi Q -1' lf - '1l 'f'f 'Al 'F W 'www QP 'Q CD '? 9? 0 4' ' CQ rw THE SUSAN LINN SAGE SCHOLARS IN PHILOSOPHY VERA ELIZABETH FLORY, B.A., Northwestern, 1913. WALTER DILMAN GOTSHALK, A.B., Princeton, 1911. ALSTON SCOTT HOUSEHOLDER, B.S., Northwestern, 1915. ASHER GRANT STEWART, Ph.B., Ripon, 1914. ROBERT LLOYD BECK, B.A., Wake Forest, 1914. THE SUSAN LINN SAGE GRADUATE SCHOLARS IN PSYCHOLOGY LILLIAN MAYNARD HATFIELD, B.A., Lake Forest, 1913, A.M., Illinois, 1914. MERRICK KERSHAW WALSH, A.B., South Carolina, 1914, A.M., 1915. HANSON DURHAM POWERS, A.B., Wake Forest, 1910. THE GRADUATE SCHOLARS IN MATHEMATICS EDWARD AARON SAIBEL, S.B., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1914. FLORENCE MARIE MEARS, A.B., Goucher, 1917, A.M., Cornell, 1914. HAZEL EDITH SCHOONMAKER, B.A., Wellesley, 1911, A.M., Radcliffe, 1914. THE GRADUATE SCHOLAR IN CHEMISTRY KATHARINA MARJORIE TRESSLER, A.B., Cornell, 1918. THE GRADUATE SCHOLAR IN PHYSICS SHOU CI-IIN WANG, C.E., Kiangsu Provincial Technical College, 1911. THE GRADUATE SCHOLAR IN CIVIL ENGINEERING PHILLIP CHARLES STEIN, C.E., Cornell, 1915. THE GRADUATE SCHOLAR IN LATIN AND GREEK JOSEPH THEODORE SCHULTZ, A.B., Cornell, 1915. THE GRADUATE SCHOLAR IN ARCHAEOLOGY AND COMPARATIVE JAMES WILLIAM PUGSLEY, A.B., Cornell, 1915. THE GRADUATE SCHOLAR IN ANIMAL BIOLOGY HELEN REED, B.S., Bucknell, 1910. THE GRADUATE SCHOLAR IN GEOLOGY W. STORRS COLE, B.S., Cornell, 1915. THE GRADUATE SCHOLAR IN ENGLISH EDWARD GAY AINSWORTH, A.B., Cornell, 1915. THE GRADUATE SCHOLAR IN HISTORY I JOSEPH RUTTENBERG, A.B., Cornell, 1913, A.M., 1914. THE GRADUATE SCHOLAR IN ARCHITECTURE DOUGLASS VINCENT FRERET, B.Arch., Tulane, 1915. THE GRADUATE SCHOLAR IN BOTANY MINNA FROTSCI-IER KOCH, A.B., Newcomb, 1916. THE GAGE SCHOLAR IN PHYSICS MABEL KATHALEEN SLATTERY, A.B., Vassar, 1915. PHILOLOGY 76 I A9 465 IZIV I I W I MMV' D316 T RAD .WI f I QSEAPI SILIIQAAUII A I I Y 'A AR' I xqk I W A A ffv 4 , . I - WI .I . -,ruli ng P N 1 S I In ' If J I AI IIIIIAIIII. C Q IL-IQLJJXK Q I A 1 I l Aa X J J .Ii I TGI In I I X Azvk 'I N7 Ig ' Ilyyvxvx T1 2,25 A I V . 3 Q' ll V t ri . Eggs CLASS OF 1926 THE EUDORUS C. KENNEY SCHOLARSHIPS ALFRED JEROME BRYANT . Conn: in Else. Eng. BLANCHE EVELYN MACALLISTER . Courn in Agr. FRANCES ADELAIDE MACALLISTER . Couric in Arr: CLASS OF 1927 THE EUDORUS C. KENNEY SCHOLARSHIPS BERNARD CIOFFARI .... Couric in Artf MARY PHELPS ENDERS . . . Conrfe in Artx THE CORNELL SCHOLARSHIPS BENJAMIN GARFINKEL . . Conn: in Else. Eng. HARRY ELMER WHEELER . Conn: in Mech. Eng, THE PRESIDENT WHITE SCHOLARSHIP WILLIAM NOVEMBER .... Course in Arif THE HENRY B. LORD SCHOLARSHIPS KATHRYN MARIE REILLY . . . Cozirfe in Art: EVA YOUSEBERG . .... Courfe in Arn THE MCGRAW SCHOLARSHIP LOU WILSON CONKLIN . . . Conrxe in Ari: THE SAGE SCHOLARSHIP HELEN ROSALIND HUMPHREY . . Cozerfe in Artx THE STEWART L. WOODFORD SCHOLARSHIP GLENN WATSON BENNETT . . Cozme in Art: THE HORACE GREELEY SCHOLARSHIPS HELEN VICTORIA LANSING . . Conrfe in Artur LOUIS PENN ..... Conrxe in Arif CLASS OF 1928 THE EUDORUS C. KENNEY SCHOLARSHIPS ANNA GASOOL ..... Conrxe in Agr. WILFRED ERNEST HOFFMAN , . Cozme in Am' THE CORNELL SCHOLARSHIPS PLINY LOYAL MOORE . . . Conrxe in Arif MYRA TOLINS ..... Conroe in Arif THE PRESIDENT WHITE SCHOLARSHIPS DAVID LOUIS GOLDIN . . . Coimre in Arif JULIUS MARCUS ..... Conroe in Art: THE HENRY B. LORD SCHOLARSHIPS WILMER CORNELL DECHERT . . Conrxe in Arm WILLIAM STOKES FARRELL , . Cozerfe in Arif THE MCGRAW SCHOLARSHIP RALPH NATHANIEL HARRIS . . Conrfe-in Arn THE SAGE SCHOLARSHIP FREDERICK WENDELL HUNTINGTON Conrfe in Arif H THE SIBLEY SCHOLARSHIPS EDWARD RANSOM FISIcE . . Com-fe in Mech. Eng. RONALD JAMES SWEENEY . . Courxe in Civil Eng. THE STEWART L. WOODFORD ' SCHOLARSHIPS IDA GUREVITCI-I ..... Conrfe in Arts LEO LIEEERMAN ..... Coierfe in Arn THE JOHN STANTON GOULD SCHOLARSHIPS HARRY ROGAVITZ .... Conrxe in Arm' FRANCES MAY SI-IATTUCK . . . Courxe in Arty THE HORACE GREELEY SCHOLARSHIP MAURICE DANIEL KRAUSS . . . Conrfe in Art: CLASS OF 1929 THE EUDORUS C. KENNEY SCHOLARSHIPS IGNATIUS GEORGE FAELLIA . . Conrxe in Art: ELFRIBDA EMMA POPE . . . Conrxe in Arif THE CORNELL SCHOLARSHIPS VIOLET LOUISE DVORAK . . . Conroe in Arif MORRIS STARK ..... Course in Arn THE PRESIDENT WHITE SCHOLARSHIPS NOAH JACOBS ..... Conrfe in Arif ARTHUR WILLIAM STROM . . . Cozme in Am- THE HENRY B. LORD SCHOLARSHIPS SAMUEL BERKOWITZ .... Coime in Art: CHARLOTTE LUCILLE INGALLS . . Courfe in Arif THE MCGRAW SCHOLARSHIPS WALTER GOMRERTZ .... Connre in Ari: STANLEY SCHAUSS . . . Conroe in Eler. Eng. THE SAGE SCHOLARSHIPS FRANK HERMAN FLEISCHER . Conrfe in Elec. Eng. CHARLOTTE LOUISE SCHILLKE . . Courfe in Art: THE SIBLEY SCHOLARSHIPS PAUL NELSON MARTIN . . Conrxe in Elec. Eng. JOSEPH STANLEY THOMPSON . Conrfe in Mech. Eng. THE STEWART L. WOODFORD SCHOLARSHIPS DONALD FOX LAYTON . . Conrfe in Civil Engf NEWELL WELCH SMITH . . Conrxe in Mech. Eng. THE JOHN STANTON GOULD SCHOLARSHIPS ROSALIE FLORENCE COHEN . . Cozme in Arif SADIE SIEGEL .,... Conrxe in Art: THE HORACE GREELEY SCHOLARSHIP BENJAMIN ZIMMERMAN . . , Conrfe inflrts Y Y 'inf 'YY' +I! . .lsr nnlxi I ia A I QI EY M IW I IW I Y W I WWW I I IAII A IAIAA AA-AAAKA AAIK A I A A Af ' 'R f ' ' I N 'ui 1 ' X Six 'E Q 15 i i f C DRN E LLlAN '5 5 1 Id! P V A ' V,-11:5 af'-IIA cow cn, I 1 X ,Hr-,EQ ,X W 'll It we-was ' I I- y 'V'fRl? N i I1 - I a . I Founded I908 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE HARRISON DAWSON MCFADIQIN, '94 .......... Prexidmz af the Council MAXWELL MAYHEW UPSON, ' 99 . . . . . . Vic:-President of tba Council JUSTIN DUPRATT WHITE, '90 RAY VERNE MITCHELL, 'O7 JERVIS LANGDON, '97 WALTER LEDYARD TODD, 'o9 FRANK ERNEST GANNETT, '98 CREED WALSH FULTON, 'O9 EDWARD GAUL MACARTHUR, '11 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF HAROLD FLACK, '11 . . . .,.... Executive .Yecremry HONORARY MEMBERS LIVINGSTON FARRAND GEORGE FISHER BAKER SAO'KE ALFRED SZE, 'OI EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS ARCHIE COLLAMER BURNETT, '9o ROBERT ELIAS TREMAN, 'o9 1871-Louis Livingston Seaman 1873-Edwin Gillette 1874- 1875- 1876- 1877-Merritt Elvin Haviland 1878- 1879-Frederic Jaffrey Whiton 1880-Hosea Webster 1881-Ira Adelbert Place 1887.-Herbert Dana Schenck 1883-Ebenezer Tousey Turner 1884-Henry Jay Patten 1885-Robert James Eidlitz 1886-Elias Abinum de Lima 1887-Edwin Nash Sanderson 1888-Albert Elbracht Metzger 1889-Leon Stern Mrs. Bessie Dewitt Beahan, '78 Frank Gifford Tallman, 'SO Alphonse David Weil, '86 Archie Collamer Burnett, '9o Charles Curtis Chillingworth, '9O Henry Maurice Robinson, '9O Walter Platt Cooke, '91 Marguerite Thouron Lee, '94 Harrison Dawson McFacldin, '94 Edward Spalding Sanderson, '94 William Gillespie Strong, '94 John Webster Towle, '94 Archibald Stewart Downey, '96 FOSTER MELDRUM COPFIN, '11 CLASS REPRESENTATIVES 189o-Justin DuPratt White 1891- 1897.-Robert Thomas Mickle 1893-Fordyce Cobb 1894-George Grant Brooks 1895-Harry Josiah Clark 1896-Malcolm Churchill Rorty 1897-Jervis Langdon 1898-Ernest Miller Bull 1899-Samuel Wiley Wakeman 19OO-Christopher William Wilson, Jr. 1901-Heatley Green I901'M3HflCC Robert Whinery 19O3-Floyd Leslie Carlisle 19o4-Harland Bryant Tibbetts 1905-Erskine Wilder 19O6-Nicholas Hartman Noyes 19o7-Julian Albert Pollak MEMBERS AT LARGE Carl Chase Proper, '96 Francis Otto Affeld, Jr., '97 Frank Ernest Gannett, '98 Daniel Alden Reed, '98 George Jefferson Mersereau, '99 Clarence Meigs Oddie, '99 Maxwell Mayhew Upson, '99 Carl DeWitt Fisher, 'oo Frederic EllisJacl-cson, 'oo William Miller McCrea, 'OO Walter Clark Teagle, 'oo George Davis Crofts, 'OI Edward Livingston Robertson, 'OI 1908-William Gerhard Mennen 19O9-Creed Walsh Fulton 1910-Russell Blair I-Iurlburt 1911-Edwin Everitt Sheridan 1911.-Karl William Gass 1913-W8lfCf Adams Bridgeman 1914-William Howard Fritz 1915-Thomas Francis Keating,Jr. 1916-Richard John Foster, Jr. 1917-Paul Witherspoon Eckley 1918-Henry Wisdom Roden 1919-AlphCUS Waldo Smith 192.0-Hosea Cushman Ballou 197.1-Charles Chester Bailey 191.1-Wilson Shannon Dodge 197.3-LeonardChristopherHanson 197.4-Charles Emmes Cassidy 1915-Charles Benjamin Wieters Ezra Bailey Whitman, 'OI Neal Dow Becker, 'O5 Paul Lesh, 'O6 Paul Arthur Schoellkopf, 'O6 William Philip Gruner, 'O7 Ray Verne Mitchell, 'O7 Charles Gardiner Bullis, 'OS Gustav Jaeger Requardt, 'o9 Walter Ledyard Todd, 'O9 Walter Harold McNeill, Jr., 'IO Hal McCarthy Black, 'II Hamilton Biggar Bole, 'II Edward Gaul MacArthur, '11 I L 9 wi 9 9 ,gWiBAhwiAkiig-Wm I 78 Raifing an aeleqaate .rapply of fanelf for tbe Jzrccefffal aelnziniftration of a large anioerfitjf if an increafing neceffigf ana' a elijfoalt problern. Tbe burolen of tbif tafk reftf on the Jbozelelerf of the Cornellran Council and efpecially upon tbofe of ity prefident, ufboxe able gzzirlance during tbe paftyear bar been an important factor in ity fzfcceffef, HARRISON D. MCFADDIN, '94 79 QQNH. X H . .?6'fr .-if ' . X R My is isp X5 --as j' Q -s Q55 ff Vw 5 X :R f':BIx SQL V f 1 v-,fm -- ' Liz? E ? 5 -1 fr- Rf, Nxfffxfifef Vxlllalia -' . Nl-4 j-.ffxkslf Sw-ffw A Zi!J.km 7,51 1 V .1 xx' , 'fi Awgwgmmwmmf w mm FX, ,1555H'fiegljf-gvyfzeyla:fix-wexi 2-'v-M521 ii-'61Q1'5SlQ!I,2l'?f . Q ' .'::,' 3EZR.A'COI2.NELL3 .. '-,iMqgctkvxyl'-Mnu'ccL11liV 'f' A? . . - - ' ' i Q- f .I - ' , :mf :,i1?.'2 Q'Ii5T-'f' 1 f??:I5?fT'- A ..,I2. lF'-'fl 1:21 .,+A.'-,..-hu: -.2 1 . X--. .. . P Efpram H15 115, P ! i ' r !r, my 5' 3,1 ff? V YQ 1 X, 11. li U4 U VU 31 lk 73x Ii f -1 V If vi F H? 1 ww TW: M Ni W I Htl 15 5 12 M 2? QQ u ff 13 f WH 1 1' + L. UE? 1 I 1 ! l Q H: 541' J! gl ,E4 M, W QT 9 x ll if JT fgi MW IQ Um M M Ii! 5 V i , 'L .l, E ! l l rl 4414.-1 ' Qi -:z H I' Q 1 'lUUlfl gif: - I 1' ,E-'.. ': 1 . 1. raw. im... : vp In l 'I IL! GONZALO THEODORE ABAYA, Gonz, Pagsanjan, P. I. Mechani- cal Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at University of' Philippines. Three years at Cornell. TBIT, College Soccer Team 3, 4, Cosmopolitan Club, Filipino-Cornellians, A.S.M.E. Louis HENRY ABEL, Lou, Brooklyn. Architecture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Bushwick High School. Four years at Cornell. EN. HERBERT FRANKLIN ABRAMS, Herb, Blue Point. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Clark School. Three and one- half years at Cornell. 24122, ITAE, Floriculture Club. 4 Joi-iN CRANFORD ADAMS, jack, Memphis, Tenn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Brookline High School. Four years at Cornell. XKTD, CIDKfIJ, Quill and Dag- ger, Junior Smoker Committee, Freshman Advisory Com- mittee 3, Senior Ball Committee, C.U.C.A. Council 1, 1, Cabinet 3, 4,BI'llIlSl'1-A.1'1'1CI'lC2lI1 Club, President 4,Cercle Fran- cais, Book and Bowl, Toastmaster, Sophomore Smoker, State Tuition Scholarship, Assistant Manager of Musical Clubs 3, Manager 4. EDWIN ADEY, Ed, Portchester. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Hotchkiss School. Four years at Cornell. Officers Club. FRANK O'r'ro AFFELD, 319, Aff, Brooklyn. Law. Age, tvventy- one. Prepared at Hackley School. Four years at Cornell. AT Q, Sphinx Head, Aleph Samach, Wearer of the C , Freshman Football Team, Freshman Wrestling Team, Varsity Football Team Q., 3, 4, Varsity Wrestling Team 7., Captain 3, 4, Senior Ball Committee, Masque, Student Council 1, 3. FRANK OscAR AGEL, Paterson, N. Chemistry. Age, twenty-Hve. Prepared at Paterson High School. Four years at Cornell. Acacia, CIDKKID, College Honor Committee 4, Central Honor Committee 4, Masonic Club. ROEERT BURNS A1RD, Bob, Salt Lake City, Utah. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at East High School. Three years at Cornell. Telluride Association, Glee Club 1, 3, RONALD MCKENDREE ALBEE, Ron, Roscoe. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Roscoe High School. Four years at Cornell. KAP, Quill and Dagger, Wearer of the C , Freshman Basketball Team, Varsity Basketball Squad 7., Team 3, 4. GLENN HARCOURT ALBERGA, Al, Brooklyn. Electrical Engin- eering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Four years at Cornell. AXA, Mandolin Club 4, University Band 3. 87. MELVIN ALEx1s ALBERT, Mel, New York City. Arts and Sci- ences. Age, twenty. Prepared at DeWitt Clinton High School. Three years at Cornell. OAT, Dramatic Club. FRANK MCADAMS ALBRECHT, Duke, Chicago, Ill. Civil En- gineering. Age, twenty-five. Graduate of U. S. Military Academy. Second Lieutenant, Corps of Engineers Cdetailed at Cornell Universityl One year at Cornell. LEROY VINCENT ALLEN, Roy, Hackensack, N. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Cascadilla School. Four years at Cornell. Al . SAMUEL SHELTON ALLENDER, Al, Clay Center, Kans. Chemis- try. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Clay County High School. Three years at Cornell. Al-Djebar. HARRY LEWIS ALPER, Brooklyn. Architecture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Boys' High School. Four years at Cornell. CTPKA. Mousi-IEGH VA:-IAN AMADOUNI, Shekho, Erivan, Armenia. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at New York State School of Applied Agriculture. Four years at Cornell. CHARLES JULIUS ANDERSON, Chuck, Jamestown. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Jamestown High School. Four years at Cornell. Seal and Serpent, State Tui- tion Scholarship. EDWARD LAPSLEY ANDERSON, Ed, Glendale, Ohio. Mechani- cal Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Hughes High School. Four years at Cornell. AT, Quill and Dagger, Aleph Samach, Wearer of the C , Freshman Football Team, Freshman Crew, Varsity Football Team 7., 3, 4, Varsity Crew 1, 3, Freshman Cap Burning Committee, Sophomore Rush Committee, Junior Promenade Commit- tee, Atmos. WILLIAM ANDERSON, JR., i'Bill, Aspinvvall, Pa. Arts and Sci- ences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Aspinwall High School. Four years at Cornell. AX, Red Key. ERIC ALEx1s ANDREWS, Andy, White Plains. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at White Plains High School. Four years at Cornell. AEG, Freshman Cap Burning Com- mittee, State Tuition Scholarship. ig---L D- l f K ff L--' ' ,. .,,.lII.TM --ml , 'Q-'il 83 C' lt-' , f' -v.. -alillflflwr jf., llliulllil ' ': :H GORDON OLNEY ANDR1zws, Andy, Manchester, N. H. Chem- .K 1 Ill 'I - Z' istry. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Manchester High School. Five years at Cornell. EY, The Carmel! Chemin' Board 1, 3, Business Manager 4. ABRAHAM ARTHUR ANTOVILLE, Tony, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at DeWitt Clinton High School. Four years at Cornell. BZP, State Tuition Scholarship. ALFRED APPEL, Al, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Townsend Harris Hall. Four years at Cornell. EAM, State Tuition Scholarship. LYLE ROCKWELL ARNOLD, Canandaigua. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Canandaigua Academy. Four years at Cornell. SAMUEL AVERETT ARNOLD, Ave, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at George Washington High School. Four years at Cornell. GJ E. RICHARD ARONSON, Shorty, Brookline, Mass. Law. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Brookline High School. Four years at Cornell. Sphinx Head, Aleph Samach, Wearer .of the C , UHCTHQ Freshman Hockey Team, Freshman Crew, Varsity Hockey Team 7., 3, Varsity Crew 1, 3, College Soccer Team 4, Sophomore Smoker Committee 1., Freshman Ad- visory Committee 3, A.A. Membership Committee 4, Sunday Night Club, Student Council 3, Treasurer 4, Board of Managers of Willard Straight Hall 4. HOBART REED AVERY, Bart, Batavia. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Oaklield High School. Four years at Cornell. ABCD, UAE, Quill and Dagger, Red Key, Gen- eral Spring Day Committee 3, A.A. Membership Commit- tee 4, Ball and Chain, The Car1zel!Graplaic Board 3, Business Manager 4, The Columm Board, Associate Business Manager 4. DONALD DAYTON AXTELL, Don, Mayville. Law. Age, twenty- two. Prepared at Hammondsport High School. Four years at Cornell. IIJAA, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. ANTHONY EDWARD AYAU, Ed, Guatemala City, Guatemala. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Cascadilla School. Four years at Cornell. CDKE, Ibero-Americano. DONALD FRANKLIN AYRES, Don, Saranac Lake. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Saranac Lake High Schoolf Four years at Cornell. Seal and Serpent, TBIT, HKN. 84 JOHN BACON, Joe, Brooklyn. Veterinary. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Boys' High School. Fourlyears at Cornell, QTE, Wearer of the C , Freshman Baseball Squad, Varsity Soccer Team 3, 4, College Baseball Team 1, 3, 4. College Basketball Team 2., 3, 4. PHILIP DEWVITT BAKER, Phil, Olean. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Olean High School. Four years at Cornell. EKIJE, Red Key, College Crew 3, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, Musical Clubs, Savage Club, Ball and Chain, Atmos. EDWIN KENNETH BALL, Tess, BulTalo. Agriculture. Age, twenty-eight. Prepared at Williamsport High School. Four years at Cornell. Acacia, Helios. CI-IAIzLEs HITCHCOCK BALLARD, Bud, Springfield, Mass. Law. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Central High School. Five years at Cornell. EN, CDACIP, Freshman Football Squad, Freshman Crew Squad, Varsity Baseball Squad 1, 3, KBCD. ERNEST ASBRAND BAMMAN, Whitie, Ernie, Princeton, N. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Princeton High School. Four years at Cornell. KIJKZ, TBI-I, CIJKKI5, Quill and Dagger, Wearer of the C , HACFUQ HLCTHQ Freshman Football Squad, Freshman Basketball Squad, Freshman Lacrosse Squad, Varsity Soccer Team 1, 3, 4, Varsity Lacrosse Team 7., 3, Captain 4, Sophomore Smoker Committee, College Honor Committee 4, A.A. Membership Committee 3, 4, Athletic Council 4, Atmos. WILLIAM MCKINLEY BANKS, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Prepared at Wayland Academy. Two years at Cornell. AGPA. EDWIN TIGI-IE BARDWELL, Ted, Bard, Crestwood. Agricul- ture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Yonkers High School. Four years at Cornell. cCcc , Varsity Cross Country Team 4, College Track Team 3, Cross Country Club. ROBERT HINE BARDWELL, Bob, Newfield. Veterinary. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Newfield High School. Four years at Cornell. QTE, KIPZ. I LEROY MANTELL BARKIN, Buddy, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Townsend Harris Hall. Three and one-half years at Cornell. DONALD SMILEY BARNES, Don, Sayre, Pa. Chemistry. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Sayre High School. Four years at Cornell. AX, The Cornell Chemist Board 3, 4. ' S-.1f' -4 3 ,V-Q N-Q.. 4 H71 VNC ,,, ...- -v sl -L. : .. - ' r i-:-3-f,.'- -.. l s i ,. 1? I 2 1 - 51 -l F: ' '- -1- , F 401-,. . - ... , - ' - . . f, ig 85 in J - ,- fl- I v li I 'i l ll l l 1 i l ll ,I ll l 1 l . l V V ll l i 11 l lli .lil l II flu .Mg L.. -+L P412 . 1 J . l l1Ul'l, .x J' ull . A THOMAS CUNLIFFE BARNES, Bugs, Montreal, Canada. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-One. Prepared at Westmount High School. TWO years at Cornell. JOSEPH FRANCIS BARRY, Susquehanna, Pa. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Four years at Cornell. College Crew 3. EDWARD T1TUs BARTON, Eddie, Montour Falls. Civil Engin- eering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Cook Academy. Four years at Cornell. Zodiac, Varsity Track Squad 7., 3, 4, Varsity Cross Country Squad 3, 4, College Track Team 3, College Cross Country Team 3, Cross Country Club, State Cash Scholarship. LOWELL PARKER BASSETT, Williamsville. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Cascadilla School. Two years at Cornell. JOHN ANDREW BATES, JR., Jack, Syracuse. Electrical Engineer- ing. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Syracuse North High School. Four years at Cornell. HKN, Odicers Club, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. ROLAND BAUSCHMAN, Scranton, Pa. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-four.. Prepared at Technical High School. Four years at Cornell. A.I.E.E. Luis JACOBO BAU'r1sTA, Louie, Manila, P. I. Mechanical En- gineering. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Manila High School. Four years at Cornell. College Soccer Team 1, 7., 3, 4, Novice Boxing Championship, 115-pound Class, 1, University Boxing Championship, 115-pound Class, 2., Filipino-Cornellians, Cosmopolitan Club, Boxing Club. ALEXANDER BECKER, Alec, Hawthorne, N. Chemistry. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Paterson High School. Four years at Cornell. AXE, Al-Djebar, College Crew 1, 3, College Basketball Team 1, 3, 4, College Honor Committee 3, 4. CHESTER MARKEL BECKER, Beck, Columbia, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, tWenty-one. Prepared at Columbia High School. Four years at Cornell. SAX. WALTER STEWART BEEcHER, Stew, Dansville. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Dansville High School. Four years at Cornell. AZCIJ, TIAE, President 4, Quill and Dag- ger, Aleph Samach, Freshman Advisory Committee, General Spring Day Committee 1, 3, Ball and Chain, Tlx Cornell Widow Board 1, 3, Editor-in-Chief 4. 86 WVARREN ALBERT BEH, Bugs, Maplewood, N. J. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Manual Train- ing High School. Four years at Cornell. B6l'lg Sphinx Headg A.A. Membership Committee 3, 4, General Spring Day Committee 3, 4g Assistant Manager of Varsity Lacrosse 3, Manager 4. HoRAcE ARTHUR BENEDICT, Ben, Detroit, Mich. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Detroit Central High School. Four years at Cornell. DDE. .loHN FABER BENNETT, johnny, Charleston, S. C. Civil En- gineering. Age, twenty-two. Pregared at Charleston High School. Three years at Cornell. llp g Atrux. WALTER ELLINWOOD BENNING, Ben, Walt, Clyde. Agri- culture. Age, nineteen. Prepared at Clyde High School. Four years at Cornell. KD Kllfg Heliosg Farmers' Week Committee 2., 3, Chairman 4g Officers Clubg First Lieutenant, R.O.T.C.g State Cash Scholarship. WARREN ROBERTSON BENTLET Bent North Tonawanda Cixil Engineering Age twenty tuo Prepared at North Tona wanda High School Four years at Cornell CIJKIP' YI' Sphinx Head Red Key Pyramid Junior Smoker Committee Freshman Adxisory Committee Senior Ball Committee A A Membership Committee 3 4 Ball and Chain Varsrtv Cheerleader 4 State Cash and Tuition Scholarships Assist ant Manager of Freshman Track 3 Manager 4 KENNETH HOWELL BERGER Ken Cincinnati Ohio Chemistry Age twenty two Prepared at Norwood High School Four and one half years at Cornell GA C U C A Council 2. HAROLD CHRISTIAN BERNHARD Berny New York C1ty Archi tecture Age twenty two Prepared at Stuyvesant High School Four years at Cornell TBTI Gargoyle College Baseball Teaml 1. 3 State Tuition Scholarship EDWIN TOD BERNSTEIN Ed New York C1ty Arts and Sci ences Age twenty Prepared at Townsend Harris Hall Four years at Cornell Varsity Crew Squad 3 College Crewz ERNEST oHN BEs1G Ernie Unron C1ty N Arts and SC1 ences Age twenty two Prepared at Emerson High School Four years at Cornell C U C A Council 4 Glee Club 1 1 3 4 Masque Play 1 ANDREW OHN BIEMILLER Andy Sandusky Oh1o Arts and Sctences Age mneteen Prepared at Sandusky High School Four years at Cornell A KE Freshman Adv1sory Committee 3 anus Pres1dent Freshman Debate Club v fs--' -J-:gf-fd i 1451 . ,ggi ji ' -TLT...-- ' ii-- i-1-'j'. 'f- ' ,Q 'ff ill Wt, .iff-:lx I ...E ,.,.L Xf T E v l 7 .4 .. - - ui , Y , T w 7 - 4 1 - v - ' 5 ' 7 ' 1 i 1 - 4 - ' , . , 1 J, I ' f . . ' . 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Freshman Track Team, College Cross Coun- try Team 1, 7., College Track Team 7.. EDWARD MATTHIAS BLAKE, Ed, Inwood. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Morrisville State School of Agriculture. Four years at Cornell. AZ, Freshman Track Squad, Freshman Basketball Team, Varsity Basketball Squad 1, 3, Farmers' Week Committee 1, 3. ALBERT ROLAND BLANc1-IARD, Bert, Niagara Falls. Agricul- ture. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Niagara Falls High School. Four years at Cornell. AFP. IRVING JAY BLAND, Blub, Mount Vernon. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Mount Vernon High School. Four years at Cornell. AEH, Freshman Basketball Squad, Varsity Baseball Squad 7., Varsity Basketball Squad 4, College Basketball Team 1, 3, College Baseball Team 1, 3, C.U.C.A. Council. WALDRON EVERETT BLANKE, Wally, Greenwich, Conn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Horace Mann School. Four years at Cornell. ACD, Freshman Tax Commit- tee, The Cornell Annual: Board 7.. ARTHUR ERVIN BLAUVELT, Art, Port Byron. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Worcester Academy. Four years at Cornell. AQCTP, Freshman Baseball Team, Varsity Soccer Squad 1., Varsity Baseball Squad 7., 3, All-Cornell Dance Committee 4, C.U.C.A. Council 4, Officers Club, Cercle Francais. WILLIAM' Eazsrasr BLAUVELT, Bill, Nyack. Agriculture.Age, twenty-two. Four years at Cornell. AZ, Helios. Louis BLOCK, Lou, South Bend, Ind. Law. Age, twenty-two. Two years at Cornell. Prepared at Columbus High School of Commerce. ZBT. HERBERT HENRY BLOMEIER, jr., Bloomy, New York City. Law. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at DeWitt Clinton High School. Four years at Cornell. HKA, At9f11, Sphinx Head, Freshman Lacrosse Team, Freshman Advisory Committee, A.A. Membership Committee, Assistant Manager of Var- sity Soccer 3, Manager-elect 4. 88 NATHAN BERNARD BLuEs'rsIN, Nat, Peekskill. Arts and Sci- ences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Drum Hill High School. Four years at Cornell. OAT, State Tuition Scholarship. EMANUEL BOASBBRG, JR., Em, Buffalo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Lafayette High School. Two years at Cornell. BSP, University Orchestra 3, 4. ROBERT HoY'r Bocas, Bob, Elizabethtown, Pa. Home Eco- nomics. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Elizabethtown High School. Four years at Cornell. AXA, cCcc , Varsity Cross Country Team 3, Ye Hosts, Cross Country Club. CLARENCE EDWARD BOLTON, Bolt, Burlington, Vt. Veterinary. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Burlington High School. Four years at Cornell. QTS, Officers Club. EARLE WILLIAM BOLTON, Dulce, Oil City, Pa. Architecture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Oil City High School. Five years at Cornell. AY, UAE, Quill and Dagger, Red Key, Freshman Lacrosse Team, Junior Smoker Committee, Fresh- man Advisory Committee 4, College Honor Committee 3, L'Ogive, Masque Play LQ The Camel! Gmpbir Board 1, Art Editor 3, 4. DAVID RICHARD BOOKSTAVER, Bookie, Sag Harbor. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Pierson High School. Four years at Cornell. AKA, Freshman Track Squad, College Track Team, College Cross Country Team, Cross Country Club, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. VICTOR Dow Bonsr, JR., Vic, Brookton. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Troy Conference Academy. Four years at Cornell. Varsity Cross Country Squad 4, College Cross Country Team 4, Novice Boxing Championship, 17.5- pound Class, Q., University Boxing Championship, IQ.5- pound Class, 35 Cross Country Club, Boxing Club. WALTER TOMLINSON BOVARD, Walt, Ithaca. Home Economics. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. QJZK, Hebs-Sa, Varsity Crew Squad Q., College Crew Q., 3, Glee Club I, Q., 3, 4, Ye Hosts Q., 3, President 4. ARVINE CLARK BOWDISH, Bovvdy, Brooklyn. Home Econom- ics. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Four years at Cornell. ITKA, Sphinx Head, Hebs-Sa, Wearer of the C , ACF , Freshman Lacrosse Team, Varsity Lacrosse Team 1, 3, Varsity Soccer Team Q., 3, Captain 4, A.A. Membership Committee, Class Day Com- mittee, Ye Hosts, College Class President 4. WILLIAM PERRIN BOWDRYJR. , Bill, Fort Worth, Tex. Mechan- ical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Fort Worth Central High School. Four years at Cornell. GIA , Sphinx Head, Freshman Baseball Team, College Baseball Team Q., 3, 4, A.A. Membership Committee 3, 4, Junior Smoker Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, Class Day Committee, Atmos, Athletic Council 3, 4, Assistant Man- ager of Varsity Basketball 3, Manager 4. . ii L ' . ,Q .- - T in ..g,'-' 5.-2-. ..'-2' lTf5'-g,.- - . . ,,,,,,,...?...,. I .. --1 22 u - E. 2 -+ -, A- -N ,M . - Q ..-.. , ...... 'ig . .L 89 Al- i 1 4 l li T ll .Ill 4 --W ,-1:1 . 1.-1-no f , A . wi flfllffi '-.sl ,-9.-...--' mm... '. I lhhk: - .x -flml'l'W 'L FRANK ALRIC BOWEN, Utica. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Utica Free Academy. Five years at Cornell. EH, Freshman Crew, College Crew 1, 4. ALFRED MULLIKIN BoYcE, Al, Centreville, Md. Agriculture. Age, twenty-live. Prepared at St. John's College. Three years at Cornell. KIUZK, Scabbard and Blade, Helios, Varsity Wrestling Squad 3, 4, Masonic Club, Officers Club, Presi- dent's Medal in Drill 1, First Lieutenant, R.O.T.C. 3, Major 4. HORATIO HUNT BRADLEY, Hunt, Brad, Providence, R. I. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Moses Brown School. Four years at Cornell. AAfIJg Quill and Dag- ger, Aleph Samach, A.A. Membership Committee, College Honor Committee 45 Undergraduate Scholarship, Assistant Manager of Varsity Track 3, Manager 4. BROWNELL TOMPKINS BRADSTREET, Brad, Winnetka, Ill. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at New Trier High School. Four years at Cornell. EN. ROBERT FRANKLIN BRAND, Brandy, Potsdam. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Potsdam High School. Three years at Cornell. WALTER BATES BRANDT, Walt, Ilion. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Ilion High School. Four years at Cornell. HKKIJ, A.S.C.E., The Cornell Civil Engineer Board 1, 3, Business Manager 4. CLARENCE CHARLES BRAUN, Brownie, Tuckahoe. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Waverly High School. Four years at Cornell. Helios. JACOB BRAUN, Jac, Albany. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Albany High School. Three years at Cornell. OAT, Varsity Debate Squad 1, 3, 4. ARCHIE BRAUsE, Dink, Glen Cove. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Glen Cove High School, Four years at Cornell. BEF. HUGH BREcKENR1DGE, Hugh, New Haven, Conn. Law. Age, v' 'I twenty-one. Prepared at Ridley College. Four years at -5' V N Cornell. KA, fDAfD. ilfiifh .J ':,,-. i'.'ill,iA. - Y il 90 HENRY JOHN BREMER, Pelham. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty- one. Prepared at DeWitt Clinton High School. One year at Cornell. Freshman Crew Squad. MORRIS AMOUR BRESLAW, Zip, Albany. Arts and Sciences. Age, nineteen. Prepared at Albany High School. Four years at Cornell. OAT, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, Undergraduate Scholarship. JOSEPH DANIEL Biucic, joe, Marlton, N. Electrical Engineer- ing. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Moorestown High School. Four years at Cornell. SAE, C.U.C.A. Council 1, 3, Chair- man, College Tax Committee, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Univer- sity Band 1, 2., 3, 4, University Orchestra 7., 3, 4, A.I.E.E. CHARLES ORVILLE BRXDDELL, Briddy, Baltimore, Md. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at Baltimore Polytech- nic lnstitute. Three years at Cornell. T1-ioMAs MORTON BRIGHT, Mort, Lansdale, Pa. Home Eco- nomics. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Lansdale High School. Four years at Cornell. AKE, Wearer of the C , College Soccer Team 4, College Basketball Team 3, 4, Freshman Tennis Team, Varsity Tennis Team 3, Captain 4, Ye Hosts, British-American Club, Athletic Council 4. WENDELL EMERSON BROAD, Wen, Wilmington, Del. Mechani- cal Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Wilmington Friends School. Four years at Cornell. KZ, Quill and Dag- ger, Red Key, Freshman Banquet Committee, Sophomore Smoker Committee, junior Promenade Committee, Class Day Committee, A.A. Membership Committee 4, Chairman, Freshman Advisory Committee, C.U.C.A. Cabinet 4, Atmos, Football Representative, lnterscholastic Athletic Council. GEORGE HENRY BROCKELBANK, Brock, Newark, N. Arts and Sciences. Age, tvventy-tvvo. Prepared at Barringer High School. Four years at Cornell. CIDKE. JOSEPH BRODY, Steve, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twen- ty-four. Prepared at Boys' High School. Four years at Cor- nell. State Tuition Scholarship, The Cornell Literary Review Board 1. HERBERT DIMMICK BROKAW, Interlaken. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Interlaken High School. Three years at Cornell. AZ, Farmers' Week Committee 1, 3, Country Community Club, Ofhcers Club, Kermis Cast 1, Assistant Manager of Kermis 3. DoUGLAss BROOKS, Doug, Shorty, Ashby, Mass. Veter- inary. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ashby High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. AT, College Baseball Team 1, 1, Captain 3, Oflicers Club. V-'.:....v-Iv' t A l ' H :1mT...7:: E 2g iff' -1---A .... , ..- 1 , -. ' ,,,, ........ . T-' ij-3 , . ' --2 91 0 :I pg- Y r 'S ' -' --- n ,lf .I-...-ulhmflflllur' 'fn' La . -- :I L' 1' ul . I ul' l A JAMES WILLIAMS BROOKS, Jim, Scranton, Pa. Electrical Engin- ' -'lim' eering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Hotchkiss School. ..,, A 'i ..' J., I H Four years at Cornell. KA, Red Key, Junior Smoker Com- mittee, Senior Ball Committee, KBCIJ, Beth L'Amed. CLARENCE TRAvIs BROWN, Brownie, Dansville. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Peddie School. Four years at Cornell. l-IKA. EDWARD THOMAS BROWN, Brownie, Stamford, Conn. Mechan- ical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Stamford High School, Four years at Cornell. College Crew 1, 3, Freshman Tax Committee. FREDERICK EDWARD BROWN, Brownie, Carleton Place, Can- ada. Chemistry. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Oswego High School. Four years at Cornell. The Cornell Chemist Board I, 1., 3. GEORGE CUTLER BROWN, Cut, Kingston. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Kingston High School. Four years at Cornell. Scorpion, Scabbard and Blade, C.U.C.A. Council 4, Ofhcers Club, First Lieutenant, R.O.T.C. 3, Captain 4. NORTON CLAUDE BROWN, Brownie, Richmondville. Agricul- ture. Age, twenty-one. Three years at Cornell. University Orchestra. WILLIAM TAYLOR BROWN, Zack, Washington, D. C. Agricul- ture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Western High School. Four years at Cornell. KAP, Helios, Freshman, Tax Com- mittee, Kermis Play Committee 7., 3, 4, Farmers' Week Committee 3, 4, C.U.C.A. Council 1, 3, 4, Senators Club, Country Community Club. GEORGE GUSTAV BRUMDER, Gus, Milwaukee, Wis. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Milwaukee University School. Four years at Cornell. XT, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Football Squad 1, 3. ALFRED JEROME BRYANT, Al, Ithaca. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Cortland High School. Four years at Cornell. ALEXANDER FEODOR BUCI-IOLTZ, Dorpat, Esthonia. Agriculture. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Riga Stadtgymnasiurn. Two years at Cornell. Deutscher Verein. .. 91 4. H - A - - ,...f-1' WALTER WVHITE BUCKLEY, Buck, Wisconsin Ra ids, Wis. N-if Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Preparedp at Tome School. Four years at Cornell. BGJH, TBH, XE, Sphinx Head, Aleph Samach, Pyramid, Freshman Football Team, Freshman Baseball Team, Freshman Advisory Committee, College Honor Committee, Central Honor Committee, Sophomore Rush Committee, Beth L'Amed, Student Council 3, President 4, Athletic Council, Assistant Manager of Varsity Baseball 3, Manager 4. ' SAMUEL ToMPsoN BUcIcMAN, Sam, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Wyoming Seminary. Four years at Cornell. ATA, Sphinx Head, Aleph Samach, Wearer of the C , Freshman Crew, Varsity Crew 1, 3, Freshman Rush Committee, Sophomore Rush Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 4. EDWARD DUDLEY BUELL, Constable. Agriculture. Age, twenty- three. Prepared at Franklin Academy. Four years at Cornell. ALFRED ARTHUR BUERGER, Alf, Eggertsville. Arts and Sciences. Age, nineteen. Prepared at Masten Park High School. Four years at Cornell. EH, Scalp and Blade, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, Officers Club, First Lieutenant, F.A.R.O.T.C., State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, Undergraduate Schol- arship, The Cornell Graphit Board, Circulation Manager 3, Associate Manager 4. EDWARD MYRON BULL, Pete, Montclair, N. Arts and Sci- ences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Choate School. Four years at Cornell. lIf'Y', Sphinx Head, Polo Team I, Q., 3, College Honor Committee 3, 4, Assistant Manager of Masque 3, Manager 4. CHARLES KENNETH BULLocK, Ken, Penn Yan. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Penn Yan Academy. Four and one-half years at Cornell. ZCDE. ROBERT CROSBY BURNETTE, Bob, Sax, Phelps. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Phelps High School. Four and one-half years at Cornell. KDAE, Masonic Club. WELLINGTON RICHARDSON BURT, Duke, Battle Creek, Mich. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Culver Military Academy. Four years at Cornell. Zllf, Red Key, Hebs-Sa, Junior Smoker Committee, Senior Ball Committee, Musical Clubs, President, Inter-fraternity Council 4, Masque Play 3,4- SUYDAM FENTON BUsrIELD, Bus, Hancock. Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Hancock High School. Four years at Cornell. AXE, State Cash Scholarship. IRVING FRANCIS KENNEY BUTLER, Irv, Poquonock, Conn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Cushing Academy. Four years at Cornell. AGJIIJ, Boldt Scholarship. 93 1 l Z' LI - -11-7 ii- 'Q 2 If 1 -- -irltffma-' Fi'-' ..'?.'e ' Nm i ' I l '- : Q-A . l - 'mlliiani-w'u ' ' JONATHAN FAIRCIIILD BUTLER, New York City. Architecture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Cutler School. Four years at Cor- nell. X1P'g Sphinx Head, Red Keyg Gargoyle, Freshman Cap Burning Committee, Sophomore Rush Committeeg junior Promenade Committeeg Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 4, Class Day Committee, L'Ogiveg The Carnal! Graphic Board. PERCIVAL Lotus CALLAN, Mike, Buffalo. Mechanical Engineer- ing. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Masten Park High School. Four years at Cornell. 21-15 Scalp and Blade. MALCOLM PAUL CAMERON, Coonie, Los Angeles, Calif. Archi- tecture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Redlands High School. Four years at Cornell. ECIJE, Quill and Dagger, Gargoyle, General Spring Day Committee 3g L'Ogiveg Thumb Tack Club, The Cornell Widow Board, Art Staff 3, 4, The Cornell Amzmzlr Board Art Staff 4. Essa CANTON New York City Law Age twenty two Prepared at Dwight School Two years at Cornell XVILLIAM DAVID PUTERBAUGH CAREY Bill Hutchinson Kans Law Age twenty four Prepared at Hutchinson High School Four years at Cornell Xllf' fIJAfD Sphinx Head Aleph Samach Wearer ofthe C Captain Freshman Football Team Varsity Football Team 7. 3 Varsity La crosse Team 1 Chairman Sophomore Smoker Committee unior Promenade Committee Majura Masque Rhodes Scholarship JOHN SI-IRLDON CARTWRIGHT ack Scranton Pa Arts and Sciences Age twenty two Pre ared at Dorranceton High School Four years at Cornell A ELBERT HARRISON CARVER Spic Scottsville Law Age twenty four Prepared at West High School Four years at Cornell THEODORUS QMITH CHADEAYNE Chad Cornwall C1V1l En gineering Age twentv three Prepared at George School Four years at Cornell CIJK'-P Sphinx Head Aleph Samach Pyramid Freshman Lacrosse Team General Spring Day Committee 3 Freshman Advisory Committee 3 Central Honor Committee 4 Student Council 4 Athletic Council 3 4 Assistant Manager of Varsity Crew 3 Manager 4 Age twenty one Prepared at Boys High School Four years at Cornell OAT Wearer of the C WCT Freshman Wrestling Team Varsity Wrestling Team 7. 3 4 MORRIS CHAMURICH Mo New York City Arts and Sciences Age twenty one Prepared at DeWitt Clinton High School Four years at Cornell Umxersity Orchestra I L Fencing Club State Cash and Tuition Scholarships , 4 I J A , ' '. . , - . 4 , , D , D - . , ' . t . - a 4 U 5 5 U 9 , 3 i I s I ' . 5 2 . 5 J , 4 5 Q I 7 ...I ,H , ' ' A - I ' ' as ' 1 1 , A - - , H h U 7 .. ,.. I - A , '- .' . l D - 4 5 3 4 . . 9 . 3, 1 . I S I Z , 4' , 5 , - ! l ' ALFRED CI-IAKIN, Chick, New York City. Arts and Sciences. l - - 5 w . I , it I 4 , , - wg A. -. , H i f i - ' v-+- - l V 1 ' , , . ' -75 L E - ., ' . A 1 T Li z 5 - V-6' I rr 'aj' Q.-40151: . fall., W C...-....... 94 wif.---fi .L-fri 'gg' ' 7 A Y.. .fm .M .. --, .A -Zh lfiYTiiQli.:2-5, 1' L7 . . J . HIN KwoK CHAN, H.K., Hongkong, China. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at St. 'Ioseph's College. Three years at Cornell. IPA, Chinese Students Club, Nanyang Brothers' Scholarship. HENRY ROBERTS CHANDLER, Bob, Newburgh. Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Cornwall High School. Four years at Cornell. Oflicers Club. RICHARD MORTON CHASE, Dick, Rochester. Agriculture. Age, tvventy-one. Prepared at East High School. Three and one- half years at Cornell. fill, Hebs-Sag Freshman Track Squad, Varsity Track Squad, Glee Club 3. FRANK XVALKER CHEW, Al, Newark, N. Mecllanical En- gineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Barringer High School. Four years at Cornell. EX. NELSON YUANJEN CHIANG, Nels, Shanghai, China. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Tsing Hua College. Three years at Cornell. TBl'Ig Cosmopolitan Club, Chinese Students Club. HERMAN JOHN CHRISTENSEN, Chris, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. AXA, Helios. UMBERT CIMILDOR0, Cimmie, Auburn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-live. Prepared at Auburn Academic High School. Four years at Cornell. ACIJA. HOWARD HALE CLARK, Hale, Buffalo. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Lafayette High School. Four years at Cornell. Scorpion, HKN, Mandolin Club 1, 3, 4, A.I.E.E. HAZARD MCCLELLAN CLARKE Buffalo. A ricultute. A e twent 1 g g 1 Y' two. Prepared at Berkshire School. Two years at Cornell. MARK MILLER CLEAVER, LD, Wilmington, Del. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Wilmington Friends School. Four years at Cornell. KE, Freshman Cap Burning Com- mittee, Freshman Advisory Committee gg The Cornell Daibf .Yun Board 1. - 5 1 I V, f 1--' ' a ll ls li A i e ll nf gil 3 F95 Lie- '4 , ,Q .. 1 I 1 1.1217 , 1 . .4 I 1 ' ii -- A 1 ,J f ll 'f'Jl'f1L'. .Ji GEORGE DOUGLAS CLUCAS, JR., Doug, Buffalo. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Hutchinson Central High School. Four years at Cornell. AT, Quill and Dagger, Red Key, Wearer of the C , Freshman Basket- ball Squad, Freshman Baseball Squad, Varsity Basketball Team 3, Atmos. HERBERT SPENCER COHEN, Herb, St. Petersburg, Fla. Law. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Adelphi Academy. Four years at Cornell. ITACID. JAMES HEARsT COLEMAN, jim, Greenwood. S. C. Civil En- gineering. Age, twenty-eight. Prepared at Bailey Military Institute. Two and one-half years at Cornell. Rod and Bob, Masonic Club, Southerners Club. DAVID WINTHROP CoLToN, Wimp, Pittsfield, Mass. Mechani- cal Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Pittsfield High School. Four years at Cornell. E. WiLLET Trrus CONKLIN, Bill, Roslyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Roslyn High School. Four years at Cornell. The Colzmzmr Board 4. DANIEL ME'rz COPPIN, Dan, Cincinnati, Ohio. Civil Engineer- ing. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Withrow High School. Four years at Cornell. EX, Pyramid, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, KBQD. LEE THURSTON CORBETT, Bud, Washington, D. C. Law. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Central High School. Four years at Cornell. KAP, AKA, Scabbard and Blade, Freshman Wrestling Team, C.U.C.A. Cabinet, Officers Club, The Owls, Senators Club, First Lieutenant, R.O.T.C. 7., Cap- tain 3, Manager of University Band 4. CLINTON COLEGROVE CORNVVALL, Pat, South Wales. Agricul- ture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at East Aurora High School. Four years at Cornell. PERFECTO ANTONIO CovAs, Covy, Manila, P. I. Civil Engineer- ing. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Manila High School. Four years at Cornell. College Soccer Team 3, 4, Cosmopoli- tan Club, Filipino-Cornellians. JAMES Gnorr CRAIG, jim, New Rochelle. Mechanical En- gineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at New Rochelle High School. Four years at Cornell. AEKIP, TBTI, fIPKfI1, Sphinx Head, Wearer of the C , Freshman Cross Country Team, gli Freshman Track Team, Varsity Cross Country Team 1, 3, 17 - Captain 4, Varsity Track Team 2., 3, 4, C.U.C.A. Cabinet .P-.1'?,.,-' 3, 4, Atmos, Cross Country Club, Track Club. Lea- 248:42 ..l 'zz-. . iLln. ' 96 JOHN Etuorr CRAWFORD, Jack, Far Rockaway. Veterinary. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Far Rockaway High School. Four years at Cornell. TAS, QTE, College Soccer Team 1, 1, C.U.C.A. Council 1, 1, College Honor Committee 4, Central Honor Committee 4, Society of Comparative Medi- cine, Officers Club. DONALD XVEBSTER CRITTENDEN, Web, Crit, Hazleton, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Hazleton High School. Four years at Cornell. Bll', YIDAK, Drake Memorial Scholarship. ALAN XVHEELER CROSBY, Al, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Pour years at Cornell. AZ, Helios, College Basketball Team 3, College Soccer Team 4, Farmers' Week Committee. ' THOMAS FRANCIS CROVVLEY, Tom, Oswego. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Oswego High School. Four years at Cornell. XA, State Tuition Scholarship. LESLIE EUGENE CULVER, Trumansburg. Agriculture. Age, twenty- six. Prepared at Trumansburg High School. Four years at Cornell. EMERSON LEROY CUMMINGS, Bay City, Mich. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Graduate of U. S. Military Academy. One year at Cornell. MERR1LLs LUTHER DAKE, Dakie, Mechanicville. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Mechanicville High School. Four years at Cornell. AZ, QPKCIP, Sphinx Head, Helios, Wearer of the C , Freshman Basketball Team, Varsity Basketball Team 1, 3, 4, College Honor Committee, Round- Up Club, President, Agricultural Association 4. ARISTIDE D'ANGELO, Dee, Dan, New York City. Law. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Newtown High School. Seven years at Cornell. AGPA, Dramatic Club. ERNANI D'ANoELo, Em, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Newtown High School. Four years at Cornell. ACIJA, Freshman Baseball Squad, Varsity Basketball Squad 3, College Basketball Team 1, 7., College Baseball Team 1, 3, Cercle Francais, College Athletic Director 3. HARRISON ROBERTS DANIELS, Bud, Dayton, Ohio. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Steele High School, Four years at Cornell. CDAO, College Baseball Team 7., 3. r. inn, l l ,. 'lil ll' ..M .V f f W ...V H.-. ..-W .-H.. .E ...nw ,N Yl,1,? j5 .1 ff ,f..'.f ,af fa Y-.. ...J . eww - i Ref-JT -' .1 ,, , ,, A , 11561 ' N l l l il l l .1 i- R -.-sn-ea' gg Ll lfilfifi V---1 E i 97 -2 A55 'g-qeigifa-11 i 1: ' t.. -1 I 3 3 J l l l 1 l l i l l -jafllf 72C -- lirf' - - - i . af. .,..,,.-.-Ai .....,.l 1 ' -EEF?-E. 'ev '. Q..1,fZ. -.T' I Q if zlfililil 1 Ill l l K. ll ll l ll' . A l l .ll l lg l l llllil l l Tl' 'E.i..-,1-....,...... Yi? a..,7 -7 ROBERT KENDALL DANKER, Bob, Albany. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Albany High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. OX, College Soccer Team 3, 4, College Crew 3, Floriculture Club, President 3. FREDERICK ERNEST DARLING, Pipes, New York City. Mechan- ical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Stuyvesant High School. Four years at Cornell. Scorpion, HFCTH5 Varsity Fencing Team, Fencing Club, State Tuition Scholar- ship. SAMUEL SLOAN DAVENPORT, Davvy, Buffalo. Electrical En- gineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Lafayette High School. Five years at Cornell. ARTHUR CALWELL DAVIDSON, Dave, Gouverneur. Veterinary. Age, twenty-Five. Prepared at Gouverneur High School. Four years at Cornell. Ally. JOHN IRVILLE DAVIDSON, Dave, Roxbury. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Roxbury High School. Four years at Cornell. HKCIJ. EMERY JOSEPH DAvTs, Dave, Akron. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Akron High School. Four and one-half years at Cornell. TKE, C.U.C.A. Council, Officers Club, Newman Club, President 4, First Lieutenant, F.A.R.O. T.C. 45 The Sibley fazmzal of Engineering Board, Editor-in- Chief 4. CLAUDE DAY, Dutch, Glenmont, Ohio. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Millersburg High School. One year at Cornell. REGINALD LANGWORTHY DEAN, Reg, Westerly, R. I. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-live. Graduate of U. S. Military Academy. Second Lieutenant, Corps of Engineers Cdetailed at Cornell Universityl One year at Cornell. CHARLEs HARTRANET DEICHMAN, Dike, Caledonia. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Caledonia High School. Four years at Cornell. ALKIY, XA, Varsity Football Squad 2.5 Varsity Soccer Squad 3, 45 College Crew 3, Glee Club 3, 4, Masque. SCOFIELD DBLONG, Seo, Omaha, Nebr. Architecture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Omaha Central High School. Four years at Cornell. AT Q, Gargoyle, ACAA , Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team 1, 3, L'Ogive. 98 ROBERT DELSON, Bob, Nassau. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Albany High School. Four years at Cornell OAT, Freshman Debate Squad, Varsity Debate Squad. ALEJANDRO MoRALEs DE Musa, Andoy, Guagua, P. I. Forestry. Age, forty. Prepared at University of the Philippines. Two and one-half years at Cornell. ANDRE RAY DEMOTT, Andy, Gouverneur. Veterinary. Age, thirty-three. Prepared at Gouverneur High School. Four years at Cornell, All , CIIZ, College Hohor Committee, Adirondack Club. WILLIAM ALBERT DENNIS, Denny, Earlville. Veterinary. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Earlville High School. Four years at Cornell. AW, College Soccer Team, College Baseball Team. GORDON FERRIS DEPEW, Red, Hammondsport. Arts and Sci- ences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Hammondsport High School. Four years at Cornell. Seal and Serpent, UAE, Quill and Dagger, C.U.C.A. Cabinet 4, T7a: C0rncZlAnI11ml.f Board I., 3, Editor-in-Chief4, Editor ofFreshman Handbook 3. HERBERT OSCAR DE POSTELS, De, New York City. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Petrograd School of the Reformed Churches. Four years at Cornell. TBH, QKCD, C.U.C.A. Cabinet 3, 4, Independent Associa- tion 7., 3, Student Relief Fund Committee Q., A.S.M.E., Cosmopolitan Club, Cercle Francais, Deutscher Verein, Wentz Scholarship. GEORGE HATHAWAY DEssIoN, Count, Richmond Hill. Arts and Sciences Age, twenty. Prepared at Richmond Hill High School. Four years at Cornell. QA, Freshman Lacrosse Squad, Ofhcers Club, '94 Memorial Stage 4, Varsity Debate Squad 3, 4, Second Lieutenant, R.O.T.C. 3, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, Manager of Debate 4. WARREN DOWNE DEVINE, Case, Detroit, Mich. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at University of Detroit High School. Three years at Cornell. CIJKQ, TC-r , Varsity Tennis Team 3, Newman Club. . SALVADORE DIADATO, Sal, Westfield. Agriculture. Age, twen- ty-two. Prepared at Westheld High School. Four years at Cornell. GEORGE HUNTINGTON DIMON, Utica. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Utica Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. AXA, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. , 1 .fl if . 5 V '?F:5.'...-e-3 T l 41. lik T5 I 4 LLB J tis? I ,,r...w...,N.,,,..-.23 ! 5 yl l il I I l l. l. ll l I l 22FeQ4E3fQs-. f x 4 , . .55 99 4 l X:-.-. -.. I I , ,Ls , , L I '.' --., Lal' J 1- ill Eff. 9'5 f . A-,gil l 2. Blix l l Eng , 'Ti 4, l BARTELJOHN DI SANTO, Matawan, N. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Matawan High School. Four years at Cornell. EDWARD RAMSDEN DOBSON, Ted, Huntington. Law. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Huntington High School. Four years at Cornell. SAMUEL ALLEN DoDD, Sam, Louisville, Ky. Electrical En- gineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Louisville Male High School. Four years at Cornell. KE, Quill and Dagger, Wearer of the C , Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team, Track Club. KARL FRANKLIN DODGE, Kaptain, Rochester. Civil Engineer- ing. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at West High School. Four years at Cornell. TKE, A.S.C.E., State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. ARTHUR .BERTIS Doro, Abie, Upland, Calif. Agriculture. Age, twenty-live. Prepared at Walton High School. Three years at Cornell. HKIIJ, Country Community Club. ROBERT BURNS DOING, Bob, Brooklyn. Arts andSciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Four years at Cornell. AX. IMRE DOMONKOS, lmre, Irvington, N. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Barringer High School. Four years at Cornell. Varsity Cross Country Squad 3, College Cross Country Team 3, Freshman Banquet Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 4,JU1'1iOI' Smoker Com- mittee, C.U.C.A. Drive Committee 4, C.U.C.A. Cabinet 4, Class Day Committee, Cosmo olitan Club, Cross Country Club, Deutscher Verein, Saturdnay Lunch Club, Chess Club, Undergraduate Scholarship, Secretary-Treasurer of Student Agencies 3, President and General Manager 4, Assistant Manager of Student Laundry'Agency 3, Manager 4. HAROLD DUNDES, Hal, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Townsend Harris Hall. Four years at Cornell. DAVID MORRIS DUNNE, JR., Demon, Portland, Oreg. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-six. Graduate of U. S. Military Academy. Second Lieutenant, Corps of Engineers Cdetailed at Cornell Universityl One year at Cornell. EN. WILLIAM Josavn DUPRBE, Dupe, Chateaugay. Agriculture. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Dean Academy. Four years at Cornell. DAX, Sphinx Head, Wearer ofthe C , Freshman Football Squad, Freshman Baseball Team, Varsity Basket- ball Squad 3, 4, Varsity Baseball Team 1., 3, 4, So homore Rush Committee, Adirondack Club, Newman Clug. N FF, 4 . f 'UL--1 ' 1: ,I ,LW-. I . I it li -I 1. R' ' ' - naw I .a--,ffafia,g4!i.f aaaa -4 W----aa-W--a-,-,- a as IOO FRANK CUSTER EDMINSTER, JR., Eddie, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. Wearer of the C , Freshman Wrestling Squad, Varsity Hockey Team 3, Masque. NEWTON GRANT EX-ILE, Newt, Bath. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Haverling High School. Four years at Cornell. Officers Club, First Lieutenant, F.A.R.O.T.C. 4, State Cash Scholarship. JOHN WILLIAM EICHLEAY, Ike, Pittsburgh. Pa. Civil Engineer- ing. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Kiski. Four years at Cornell. DDE, Rod and Bob, Freshman Football Squad, Freshman Tax Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee. MQNROE JACOB EISENBERG, Monny, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, nineteen. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. CIJSA. FRANKLIN SYLVESTER EIsENHAUEIz, Eisy, Walnutport, Pa. Chemistry. Age, twenty-Eve. Prepared at Lehigh Township High School. Four years at Cornell. AXE, wC'r , Varsity Wrestling Squad I., 3, 45 College Wrestling Team 1, Univer- sity Wrestling Championship, 115-pound Class, 3, Heckscher Tuition Scholarship. MILFORD WINTON EISNER, Mel, Poughkeepsie. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Poughkeepsie High School. Four years at Cornell. Dramatic Club. SAMUEL FOSTER ELDREDGE, JR., Sam, Ca e May, N. Arts and Sciences, Age, twenty-one. Pre arecljat Cape May High School. Four years at Cornell CIJISPI Scabbard and Blade, Officers Club, Second Lieutenant, R O.T.C. 3, Captain 4, f Masque Play 4. EDWARD JAMES ELLIOTT, Ed, West New Brighton. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Harlem Evening High School. Four years at Cornell. I'lKfI9g Scabbard and Blade, Glee Club 1, 1, 3, The Owls, Ofhcers Club, Freshman Debate Team, Varsity Debate Squad 7., 3, '86 Memorial Stage, Captain, R.O.T.C. 4, State Tuition Scholarship. ROBERT GROSVENOR ELY, Bob, Schenectady. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Schenectady High School. Four years at Cornell, AAT. FREDERIC LATHAM EMENY, Fred,'l Salem, Ohio. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Hotchkiss School. Four years at Cornell. KIJKIF, Red Key, Freshman Banquet Committee, Sophomore Rush Committee, A.A. Membership Committee 3, 4. we -5 l-H: l I I l l I l I I IOI .5 'I l -lg ' fm N 'D 'T'-tkimniw if 5. . 4 1 3 f .V Q r 5 J, l f lu I , UPF A Liar- 3-'..3 g . .. as .3uafl11ili. l 1 l , ?--.,1fr- ??- I S5Q?5?' li Ii-1 4 Fil , i ' 'gl he i w' I..i' .4.'.Vi'i'n' i 1 l 1 7 1 I 1 I . l Fc, Il I I ll, l EUGENE HARDIN EMERSON, Sheeny, Ithaca. Electrical En- gineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. Scorpion, Sphinx Head, Aleph Sarnach, Wearer of the C , JCv , Captain, Freshman Crew, Varsity Crew 1, 4, Commodore 3, Sophomore Smok- er Committee, College Honor Committee 3. HAROLD STEWART EMERSON, Em, Demarest, N. J. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Pre ated at Englewood High School. Four years at Cornell. Scabbard and Blade, College Cross Country Squad, Oflicers Club, Cross Country Club, C.U.C.A Council, Captain, R.O.T.C. JOHN BERNARD EMPEROR, Auburn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Pre ared at Auburn Academic High School. Four years at Cornell. KIJBK, CIJKID, Manuscript Club, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, Undergraduate Schol- arship, The Column: Board, Editor-in-Chief 4. JOSEPH BRANTN ENGLE, Joe, Medford, N. J. Veterinary. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Mount Holly High School. Four years at Cornell. QT2, College Basketball Squad, Society of Comparative Medicine. CLIFFORD LUTHER ENGLISH, Cliff, Ithaca. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. Officers Club. EDGAR WILLIAM ERWAY, Ed, Newfield. Forestry. Age, twenty. Prepared at Newheld High School. Four years at Cornell. Cosmopolitan Club, Forestry Club. A . LEWIS EvANs, Buck, Helena, Mont. Law. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Helena High School. Five and one-half years at Cornell. ECIJE, A9fIJ, ACAA , Varsity Track Team 3. HAAKON Muus EVJEN, Hawk, Oslo, Norway. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Kra. Kathedral Skole Gymnasium. Four years at Cornell. HKN, CIDKKID. DONALD WELLS EXNER, Ex, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Flushing High School. Four years at Cornell. Scabbard and Blade, Officers Club, Cos- mopolitan Club, Radio Club, President 3, 4. IRVING XERxEs FABRIKANT, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Clark School for Concentration. Three and one-half years at Cornell. 1 I E an i f IO7. Y A 6- AWE., ,...-....--MH- -in M-V--, . ' 1 . DONALD FALCONER, Don, Law. Age, twenty-live. Pre ated at Deep Springs School. Two years at Cornell. Telluride Asso- ciation, Debate Council 4, The Owls, Glee Club 3, Varsity Debate Team 3, 4. JACK JACOB FALK, Shriel-z, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Boys' High School. Four years at Cor- nell. CIJAIT, State Tuition Scholarship. i uf-, V . C 1, A , -. . .A 1 y 1-rr we 'A-we mea? ' 't -1 . LS -H Ll A i I- i 'mae V' , ll i. 'v it , iff f 1 , .Ali .l l v, .l i FRANK MEARS FALKENBURY, Berry, Falk, Whitehall. Arts ,l l and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Whitehall High , E , School. Four years at Cornell. C.U.C.A. Council, XA, 'MN' Adirondack Club. 1 . V THOMAS FRANCIS FENNELL, LD, Tom, Jersey City, N. Arts ' and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at St. Peter's if!! School. Four years at Cornell. SAE, Sphinx Head, Wearer ,J of the C , Freshman Football Team, Varsity Baseball xf Ei Squad L, 3, Varsity Football Squad 7., 3, Team 4, College 'll l Baseball Team 3, University Boxing Championship, Heavy- ,llgzrl weight Class, 1, 2., 3, Sophomore Smoker Committee, Boxing Q4 f ' Club, Boldt Scholarship. 1f,' . li ll A DONALD Ross Fiznius, Don, Essex, Mass, Mechanical En- gineering. Age, twenty-tvvo. Prepared at Pittsfield High l H' , School. Four and one-half years at Cornell. ACD, TBIT, lil Quill and Dagger, Red Key, Scabbard and Blade, Atmos, College Crew 1, Freshman Tax Committeejunior Promenade , ' l Committee, Spring Day Hop Committee 3, 4, A.A. Mem- ' 4 bership Committee 3, 4, College Honor Committee 3, 4, X ills C.U.C.A. Council, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, M I, Ohicers Club, Student Council, Secretary 4, Colonel, 'ill R.O.T.C. 4, Assistant Manager of Freshman Baseball 3, NW Manager 4. , . as ll, JACK CURTIS FETTERS, Cal, Omaha, Nebr. Mechanical En- xl li, gineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Central High 1141 School. Four years at Cornell. TFA. Y RICHARD CLARKE FIELD, Dick, jersey City, N. Arts and l l Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Lincoln High School. , 4, f Four years at Cornell. CDKT, Freshman Cap Burning Com- ill l 1 mittee, Sophomore Smoker Committee, Masque Play 3, 4. l f T l l HUGH SANFORD FIP1ELD,' Hugh, Denver, Colo. Arts and Sci- l ' ences. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Phillips Exeter Acad- U 1 emy. Four years at Cornell. KIJAGJ, Charity Ball Committee I ' l Q., The Cornell Graphic Board 3, Photographic Editor 4. ' l 1 , l IRVING F1NcH,JR., Irv, Red Bank, NJ. Electrical Engineering. ' Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Red Bank High School. Five H 'N 4 years at Cornell. DX, Officers Club. ll ,N 4. , ' il lil ELMER LEE FINGAR, Al, Germantown. Law. Age, twenty-one. 11 1 1 Prepared at Hudson High School. Three and one-half years ,, , at Cornell. QA, Freshman Cross Country Squad, Freshman j',g ' Track Team, Varsity Cross Country Squad 4, Cross Country If if Club, State Cash Scholarship. Y f, jf E ,ll 1 61335. IO3 I I I I I I I I I h FI-2-J:F..2V'.I I gf Q I Y I FRANCIS ALDEN Frreu, Skeezix, Stamford, Conn. Arts and ' I Sciences. Age, twenty-Five. Prepared at Stamford High I I I I II I I I III II II II II II III II TII II II I l I I I II I I I III .,, II II II II II I I I IIE II 'I II II II 1--cf. QL f-M N YEJQ- ' I U 1 .li II II, II I II I III IIII .Vw II I .II I III III' I, I I III III I I I II I II II I III III II I I I School. Four years at Cornell. Varsity Track Squad 7.5 Varsity Cross Country Squad 3. JOHN WOODWARD FITZGERALD, Jack, Brooklyn. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Manual Train- ing High School. Three years at Cornell. ZW, Quill and Dagger, Freshman Football Squad, Freshman Baseball Squad, Varsity Crew 3, Varsity Track Team 3, 4, British-American Club. X7REELAND FLAGS, Bud, Hackensack, N. Electrical En- gineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Hackensack High School. Four years at Cornell. WT . PATRICK FLANNERY, Pt, Pittston, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Wyoming Seminary. Four years at Cornell. GEORGE ELMER FLYNN, JR., Joe, Buffalo. Mechanical En- gineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Hutchinson-Cen- tral High School. Three years at Cornell. TIKAg Scalp and Blade. MARK HANNAH FOLLMER, Slim, Astoria. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Bryant School. Four years at Cornell. AT, Freshman Track Squad, Varsity Track Squad, Freshman Banquet Committeeg State Tuition Scholarship. LESTER BoGGs FORBMAN, Les, Walton. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Walton High School. Four years at Cornell. AZ, Helios, Farmers' Week Committee 33. I JULIAN JACOB Foss, Juke, Savannah, Ga. Law. Age, twenty- one. Prepared at Savannah High School. Four years at Cornell. KDEH, Freshman Basketball Squad, Varsity Bas- ketball Squad 7., 35 College Basketball Team 4, College Baseball Team 3. EARL CLARK FOSTER, Foss, Baldwinsville. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Syracuse North High School. Four years at Cornell. GX, Varsity Football Squad 1, 3, Officers Club, Round-Up Club, First Lieutenant, R.O.T.C. 3: 4- TOWNSEND FOSTER, Ted, Utica. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at Utica Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. IIJAQ, TBH. 104 T T' T' 'STU 7-A 'TTT TTTT 'fJl' .ir Q ROBERT EDWARD FowLER, Bob, North Tonawanda. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at North Tona- wanda High School. Four years at Cornell. QA, HKN, College Honor Committee. WEsLEY ROYAL FowLER, Wes, Pasadena, Calif. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Pasadena High School. Two years at Cornell. flflwl.. CHARLES WARREN Fox, Gloversville. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Gloversville High School. Four years at Cornell. fb Kill, State Cash Scholarship. JAMES Fox, Jim, Griggsville, Ill. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Marquette University. Three years at Cornell. A.l.E.E. REESE RICHARD FRANCIS, Stag, Belleville, N. LI. Architecture. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Belleville High School. Five years at Cornell. T KE, College Baseball Team 1, 3. AFTON LEE FRASER, Lincoln, Nebr. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at The Lewis and Clark High School. Four years at Cornell. BQIT. HENRY SALMON FRASER, 'iHank, Syracuse. Law. Age, twenty- five. Prepared at Haverford College. Four years at Cornell. XCIJ, QJBK, ASCII, The Cornell Law ,Qlltlffffbl Board, Editor 4. JAMES EDWIN FRAZER, Jim, Trumansburg. Forestry. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Oakwood School. Three years at Cornell. AZ, KIJKCIJ, Sphinx Head, Hebs-Sa, Wearer of the C , Varsity Crew 3, College Crew 1, College Soccer Team 4, Forestry Club, Kermis Cast 3. HARRY FREEDMAN, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, nineteen. Prepared at Boys' High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. CDBK, CDKKTJ, Varsity Cross Country Squad 3, Cross Country Club, The Cornell Literary Review Board. MAURICE FREY, Mo, Buffalo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty- one. Prepared at Hutchinson-Central High School. Four years at Cornell. The Colzmzm Board 4. , l , ff jf, 'avr 7-U-A , C -5 - s l . .,,.. - ' it l l l li l l I l l l l l l i I l i l 4 l l i l . l 1 il . f 1 T l l ll 4 l i .-......L. Q WY1 IOS l 4,--' ii-eieeiltf ' I I ,,.. uv A etzin . t ' 'ills' 41 I rv:-af. -1 '. fr-T--:bg- I I fi.,-'er 4' ni Illjfi 'mf'51ai,':i . r 'Tuul I' I ll l I I l I l l l I I , l ll 5 I I il - l I 'li 1 I l Il. ' ll l I V 'li nl. ll ll ill. FREDERICK STANLEY FRIED, Fred, New York City. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Trinity High School. Four years at Cornell. DAX, Freshman Baseball Squad, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 4. JOSEPH FRIEDMAN, Joe, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Boys' High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. Dramatic Club. MILTON HARVEY FRIEDMAN, Elmira. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Elmira Academy. Four years at Cornell. Freshman Debate Team, Varsity Debate Team 7., 3, '86 Memorial Stage, Winner 3 5 '94 Memorial Stage 4, State Tuition Scholarship. EDWARD WILLIAM FRIEND, JR., Eddy, Bedford, Ohio. Me- chanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Bed- ford High School. Five years at Cornell. Varsity Football Squad 3, 4. ARTHUR LESTER FUNKE, Les, Teaneck, N. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-Five. Prepared at Ridgefield Park High School. One and one-half years at Cornell. AXA. HAROLD THEODORE GAEHR, Skipper, Cleveland Heights, Ohio. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Antioch College Academy. Three years at Cornell. Eleusis, Farmers' Week Committee 7., 3, Round-Up Club. MALCOLM BRUCE GALBREATH, Streett, Md. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Highland High School. Four years at Cornell. Oflicers Club, First Lieutenant, R.O.T.C. 3, Captain 4. PAUL ANTHONY GALLAGHER, Gal, Archbald, Pa. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Archbalcl High School. Three years at Cornell. 'IIJKOQ Newman Club, A.I.E.E. ROBERT FAIRBANKS GAMBLE, Bob, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. CIDAA. PHILIP ROBISON GARGES, Phil, Washington, D. C. Civil En- gineering. Age, twenty-four. Graduate of U. S. Military Academy. Lieutenant, Corps of Engineers Cdetailed at Cor- nell Universityj. One year at Cornell. 106 - ---Q rw-.-if-T :-a- Y ., . N.- - gg, -111. L, - -.f --f f V -Y--A - - - lfgin WILLIAM PARRISH GARVER, Bill, Lorain, Ohio. Arts and Sci- ences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Lorain High School. Four years at Cornell. AECID, XA. STEPHEN ALBERT GAYNOR, Steve, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Boys' Hi h School. Four years at Cornell. Freshman Basketball Squad, Varsity Basketball Squad 1.5 Varsity Track Squad 3, 4, Varsity Cross Country Squad 4, Varsity Soccer Squad 2., 35 Cercle Francais. STANLEY THOMPSON GEMAR, jimmy, South Orange, N. J. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Pre ared at East Orange High School. Four years at Cornell. A5425 cCcc , Varsity Cross Country Team 3, Cross Country Club. LEWIS DUDLEY GEORGE, zo, Dud, Richmond, Va. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at John Marshall High School. Three years at Cornell. AXA, Southernets Club. EUGENE WILSON GERBEREUX, Gene, Yonkers. Architecture. Age, twenty-five. Pre ared at Westport High School. Five years at Cornell. TKPE, College Soccer Team 1, 35 College Basketball Team 1, 35 College Crew 7., 3, Masque. ARTHUR JACOB GERHART, jake, Lorain, Ohio. Arts and Sci- ences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Lorain High School. Four years at Cornell. AZT, Freshman Advisory Commit- tee, Glee Club 7., 3, 4. WILBUR WALLACE GERMAN, Dutch, Pittsburgh, Pa. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Peabody High School. Four years at Cornell. 2412, Quill and Dagger, Wearer of the HC , Freshman Track Teamg Varsity Track Team 3, 4, The Cornell Widow Board 4. VROUIR SARKIS GHAZARIAN, Erevan, Armenia. Veterinary. Age, twenty-four. Precpared at Farmingdale School. Four years at Cornell. IIDZ, Osmopolitan Club. LOYAL CHESTER Gnans, Gibbsey, Glens Falls. Home Econom- ics. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Glens Falls High School. Four years at Cornell. HKCIJ, Ye Hosts. ROBERT LEE GILMAN, Bob, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Morris High School. Four years at Cornell. rn,-7,,,,,,,,,,.-.,,,,.L.,,,,.. E. ,W 7.. . , .aa ..,..::?T:3'H f I A l , , Y I, QQ? 1 1 I 1, 1 l 1 1 I 1 l li I ll' Q W ' l 1 1' N ' l 1 i l II1 1k 4 1. 'I . 1' l , I W. ! , . li N I l 1 l l l . l . gl ill' 1,, ,W VY Ili! 'l Nl' H1 Ill l l. l .4 .1 ,K , 1 A l l1 fi 1 4 11 1 ll 4 l.1 -f -- 4 - l E 7, Q IO7 1 l 1 1. r ' 1 mi' i. i. My ,i ,,, ,i -ln. in iw' M ' l il , ,.! , my .ml ,411 ,I 11- ., i I-Il. I vo i C-.,Z:g::. - H - I , V - -A MIT'-l:i,..f TWG: 1 ' I .Q ANTHONY ALFRED GOERNER, Andy, New York City. Law. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Mount Vernon High School. Four years at Cornell. HIJAKID5 Freshman Track Squad, Fresh- man Baseball Squad5 Varsity Football Squad 9.5 Varsity Track Squad 1, 35 College Soccer Team 35 Endowment Fund Committee 4. JACK GOLD, Newark, N. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-One. Prepared at Barringer High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. CDEA, CHARLES ELIAS GOLDBERG, Chuck, Brooklyn. Arts and Sci- ences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Four years at Cornell. OAT5 Freshman Baseball Squad5 Varsity Lacrosse Squad 7.5 University Orchestra 1, 7.. SOL ROLAND GOLDSTEIN, Ro, Rochester. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-One. Prepared at East High School. Four years at Cornell. EAM, KDBK5 CIDKCD5 Varsity Fencing Squad 3, 45 Fencing Club, University Orchestra 15 State Cash and Tui- tion SchOlarships5 Undergraduate Scholarship. FRED GOODELLE, Goody, Weedsport. Law. Age, 'twenty-lout. Prepared at Weedsport High School. Three years at Cornell. CIJAA. RALPH MALCOLM GOODELLE, R M, Weedsport. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Weedsport High School. Four years at Cornell. AZ5 Helios, Freshman Track Squad. HERBERT KNOWLTON GOODKIND, Herb, Coral Gables, Fla. Home Economics. Age, twenty-One. Prepared at'Yonkers High School. Three years at Cornell. Ye Hosts. EDWARD MANUEL GOODMAN, i'GoOdy, Brooklyn. Law. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Morris High School. Three years at Cornell. TIFA5 College Baseball Team 1, 1. LAURENCE WILLIAM GOODMAN, Goodie, Holland Patent. Veterinary. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Holland Patent High School. Four years at Cornell. QTZ5 CDZ5 College Basketball Team5 Society of Comparative Medicine5 Ofhcers Club. HARRY GORDON, Tarrytown. Arts and Sciences. Age, nineteen. Prepared at Washington Irving High School. Four years at Cornell. State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. IOS ELLSWORTH GRANT R Dinlt Ossinmg Arts and Sciences Age twentv two Prepared at Osslnlng High School Four years at Cornell GEORGE CLARENCE GREEN Fairfield Conn Landscape Arch: tecture Age twenty four Prepared at lxatonah High School Fixe years at Cornell Scabbard and Blade Officers Club Second Lieutenant R O T C 3 Captain 4 KENNETH XVILLIAM GREENAWALT Ken Red Denier Colo Law Age twenty two Prep1red at West Demer High School Four years at Cornell flfx lx CIYAQH X AY Sphinx Head Freshman Ta! Committee College Tax Committee 4 C U C A Executixe Committee 3 4 Cabinet 3 President 4 Freshman Debate Club British American Club Rocltv Mountain Club The Owls Saturday Lunch Club Varsity Debate Squad 3 Tb: Corf1cflDzz1l3 5,1171 Board 1 3 M tnaging Editor 4 FRED GRETscH JR Freddie Forest Hills Arts and Sciences Age twenty one Prepared at Richmond Hill High School Four years at Cornell O Sphinx Head Class Day Com I'1'11ffCC Athletic Council 4 Assistant Manager of Varsitv Hockey 3 Manager 4 FRANCIS OSEPH GRIGNON Grig New York City Electrical Engineering Age twenty one Pr pared at Curtis High School Four years at Cornell CIPKO Newman Clu AIEE OLIVER TUDOR GRISWOLD GrIz Irhacl Arts and Sciences Age twenty two Prepared at St ohn s Military Academy Four years at Cornell EIT Scabbard and Blade A A Mem bcrship Committee 3- Freshman Advisory Committee 3' C.U.C.A. Council 4, Officers Club, Musical Clubs I, 2., 3, 4, First Lieutenant, R.OgT.C. 1, Captain 3, Assistant Manager of Freshman Lacrosse 3, Manager 4. ELMER JOSEPH GRYSON, El, Rutherford, N. Civil Engineer- ing. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Rutherford High School. Four years at Cornell. AXA, Scabbatd and Blade, ACAA , Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Squad 7., Team 3, Officers Club, Captain, F.A.R,O.T.C. , KHOREN KASPAR GULBENKIAN, Erevan, Armenia. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Farmingdale School. Four years at Cornell. Cosmopolitan Club. PARSEGH GUMUSHIAN, Erivan, Armenia. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Farmingdale School. Three and 'one-half years at Cornell. Cosmopolitan Club, Armenian- Cornellians. FRANK ARMSTRONG GUNDLACH, Paterson, N. J. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at Paterson High School. Four years at Cornell. A1135 Freshman Tax Committee, A.A. Membership Committee 3, 4, Senior Ball Committee, Atmos, A.S.M.E., Secretary-Treasurer 4, Assistant Manager of College Athletics 3, Manager 4. g-,.-'-'d1, 2.--IF I ll l I V l f .I A l i rrlgiffffk li f r Mig-, ' .5 4.1 5 , l 1-:ew -5, V 109 lq Ml ill? .qi Ill l , l' ll I Il. wi I Fifi HH 'yi Ili 4 lv 'itll fu Il ll li lily PM T Wig. ,fl JW xjfll lg: I , lxil ,llf ,,,.7 'vas- ,C I , Jfil il ..-1, fa -4 4 N HL -- --aw if! 71 f I I r X rl l r l' I xl I lil ill il l E N 1 1 i r i It 4,4 .Ir I I I i l l ,l lil 1. I I 'lr l l in I il ily' GEORGE GRANT GUTHRIE, Guth, Rochester. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Rochester West High School. Four years at Cornell. TKE, Varsity Crew Squad 1, 3, College Crew 3, 4, College Soccer Team 4, Tb: .Yibley journal of Engifzeerifzg Board I, 1, 3, Business Man- ager 4. HAROLD PETER HAGGE, Lyons, lovva. Forestry. Age, twenty- three. Prepared at Lyons High School. One year at Cornell. Forestry Club. EUGENE MANERED HAIcANsoN, Gene, Greenwich, Conn. Chemistry. Age, twenty. Prepared at Greenwich High School. Four years at Cornell. ETE, Al-Djebar, Varsity Track Squad 1., 3, 4, Freshman Advisory Committee 4, Alumni Fund Committee, Tlae CormllCbe11ziJt Board 3, 4. LELAND PETER HAM, Pete, Millbrook. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Millbrook Memorial School. Four years at Cornell. AFP, Hebs-Sa, Freshman Advisory Com- mittee 3, College Honor Committee 1, 3, Chairman 45 College Class President 1, The Cornell Cazmtagfmrm Board 7., 3, Business Manager 4. WILLIAM JOHN HAMILTON, JR., Bill, Flushing, Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Flushing High School. Four years at Cornell. ATA, Novice Boxing Championship, 158-pound Class, 1, University Boxing Championship, 158- pound Class, 3, C.U.C.A. Council 3, 4, Boxing Club. ABRAHAM JOSEPH HANDEL, Del, New York City. Arts and Sciences, Age, twenty-two. Prepared at DeWitt Clinton High School. Four years at Cornell. ELTON KENNETH HANIcs, Elt, Almond. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Almond- High School. Four years at Cornell. EDWIN LELAND HARDBR, Ed, Buffalo. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Lafayette High School. Four years at Cornell. Bllf, TBH, KIJKCIJ, HKN, Varsity Track Squad 1, 4, College Soccer Team, Officers Club, A.I.E.E. ARTHUR JOSEPH HARRINGTON, Art, Harry, Buffalo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Hutchinson- Centtal High School. Four years at Cornell. Sphinx Head, Wearer of the C , Freshman Baseball Team, Varsity Baseball Team 7., 3, 4, XA. KENDRICK SHERMAN HART, Bill, Mexico. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Mexico High School. Four years at Cornell. AZ, Helios, College Crew 3. IIO HARRY FRANKLIN HARTNIAN, Harry, Roslyn. Civil Engineer- ing. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Roslyn High School. Four years at Cornell. QPSK, XE, Rod and Bob, KBCD. STUART CAMPBELL HAsIc1Ns, Stu, North Adams, Mass. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Drury High School. Four and one-half years at Cornell. Freshman Foot- ball Squad, Freshman Crew, Varsity Crew Squad 2., Class Day Committee, C.U.C.A. Council. XVILLIAM JACK HAssAN, Bill, Ithaca. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Two years at Cornell. DAVID HAUPTMAN, Dave, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at DeWitt Clinton High School. Four years at Cornell. State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. HAYWARD HEADDEN, Bud, ,Iersey City, N.J. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Newark Academy. Four years at Cornell. AKE, Pyramid, Varsity Polo Team I, I., Captain 3, Varsity Fencing Squad 4, Savage Club, Musical Clubs, Masque. EDWIN HARRY HELLER, Eddie, Sag Harbor. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Pierson High School. Four years at Cornell. QBK, C.U.C.A. Council 4, State Cash and Tui- tion Scholarships. GUIDO ROMBAUER HENRY, B, Ridgewood, N. Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Kirksville High School. Four years at Cornell. AXE, TB TT, Al-Djebar, Varsity Wrestling Squad 1, 3, 4, College Crew 1, 3, College Wrestling Team 1, 3, College Athletic Director. JAMES WILLIAM HENRY, Jim, Perry. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Perry High School. Four years at Cornell. AXA, XE, Freshman Track Squad, Varsity Bas- ketball Squad 7., College Crew 7., 3, Glee Club 1, 3, 4, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, Undergraduate Scholarship. ROBERT MAX HERBST, Bob, Mount Vernon. Chemistry. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Mount Vernon High School. Four years at Cornell. AXE, State Cash Scholarship, The Cornell Chemin' Board 3, Business Manager 4. NATHANIEL ROBERT HERMANN, Nick, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Four years at Cornell. CIJEH, Wearer of the C , Freshman Lacrosse Team, Varsity Lacrosse Team 1, 3. i ia' ll. T 37:3 gi' .Y 1 , -E l TT. ' ir . A I I V, . 4 3 l i .I V ,--T ,-qi..,.7, j-- l iiiiiees ,TTQT--T211 S V 1 , in 9 E... Q III v f' H ' f , WM, N gk-jn jp, rwggaa 'N --?:5fIf5....i:i' ' '- - .... 1 . 5 5 - ff- -- I ,j:'-:S-Ma. ., , 4, ,.-.. , 4 1' 3. .wig 2 '- I ' . . . . B , I ...iii lm m,5:.'.3 , GEORGE ALBERT HEss, ROSLYN. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty- FT one. Prepared at Roslyn High School. Four years at Cornell. TBTI5 CDKJJ5 Hermits5 State Cash and Tuition Scholarshipsg 4, 4 Undergraduate Scholarship. l CHESTER HARDING HEWITT, Chet, Washington, D. C. Archi- flx tecture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Dover High School. ll Four years at Cornell. KZ, Varsity Track Squad 45 College ll. Baseball Team 35 College Basketball Team I, I., 35 College l Soccer Team 7.5 College Track Team I, 7.. WI DELos EUGENE HIBNER, Debs, DuBois, Pa. Mechanical En- gineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Kentucky Mili- V tary Institute. Four years at Cornell. KIWAD. l PHILIP ISIDRO HIGLEY, Phil, Batavia. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Bergen High School, Four years ' at Cornell. Sphinx Head5 Hebs-Sa5 Wearer of the C 5 cCcc 5 ACAA 5 Freshman Cross Country Team5 Freshman i I Track Team, Varsity Track Team Q., 3, 45 Varsity Cross Country Team 7., 45 Cross Country Club, Vice-President 3, ' President 45 Track Club. I M. HUBERT HILDER, I-Iuie, New York City, Arts and Sciences. I Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Franklin School. Four years I at Cornell. ZBT. ,i DAVID SHERWOOD HILL,JR., Tiny, Liberty, Law. Age, twenty- ! one. Prepared at Liberty High School. Four years at Cornell. l ' KAP5 AGKID5 Quill and Dagger5 Wearer ofthe C 5 Fresh- , I man Track Team5 Freshman Football Squad5 Varsity Foot- E ball Squad 1, 3, Team 45 Varsity Track Squad 7.5 Senior Ball Committee5 University Orchestra 35 University Band 4 , , I, 1, 3. 1 l ' l EDWARD UPDIKE HILL, Ed, Hopewell, N. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-tWo.'Prepared at Hopewell High School. Four , years at Cornell. CIDKIF5 Sphinx Head5 Freshman Advisory 1 I Committee 3, 45 A.A. Membership Committee 35 General l 1 Spring Day Committee 35 Omcers Club, Captain, R.O.T.C.5 1 . . . . . . ,l' Vice-President, Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling Associa- lf tion5 Assistant Manager of Varsity Wrestling 3, Manager 4. 1 l EDWARD COLLINS HINCHLIFF, Hinch, Rockford, Ill. Mechan- A ical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Culver Mili- tary Academy. Four years at Cornell. KE5 Freshman Hock- . ey Squad5 Varsity Wrestling Squad 35 Varsity Hockey Squad ' 45 College Wrestling Team 1.5 College Basketball Team 45 'U Culver Club5 The Cornell Widow Board 4. 4 , EDWARD FREDERICK HINNERS, JR., Ed, Ithaca. Agriculture. , Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Leonia High School. Four years at Cornell. l FERDINAND HINRICHS, Heinie, Milwaukee, Wis. Mechanical En ineerin . A e, twent -two. Pre ated at Culver Militar 8 8 B Y P Y I, 4 Academy. Four years at Cornell. XIIV5 Freshman Track i-N:L,.....t..:-3 51 l Sul ii Team, Varsity Track Squad 7., 45 Class Endowment Fund af We. gf, . fi i, Committee. ' E-2 ill: ' I 'S Q4 3+ --.. Mi l ' ' , 1.- l l' l I V L .1 -N , i 39'-E1 Fi t'i'.:liI .l 1-tjzgfiiefiil..E-::':::- ' ' II7. FREDERICK RUDOLPH HIRSH, JR., Freddy, Mount Vernon. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Mount Vernon High School. Four years at Cornell. AECIP, Varsity Soccer Squad 7., 3, 4, Officers Club, First Lieutenant, R.O.T.C. HOMER TORRENCE HIRST, 3D, Hank, Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Shattuck School. Four years at Cornell. CDFA, Scabbard and Blade, Spring Day Hop Committee 3, Ofhcers Club. GEORGE ARTHUR HODGKINSON, Hodg, Art, Swarthmore, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Swarthmore High School. Four years at Cornell. DAX. CHARLES EDGAR HOEFMAN, Ed, New York City. Law. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at George Washington High School. Four vears at Cornell. EN. Davin BREWER Houmooic, Dave, Brewer, Kew Gardens. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at West High School. Four years at Cornell. GJFA, Freshman Lacrosse Team, Glee Club 1, 7., 3, 4. MILBURN ALFRED HOLLENGREEN, Metz, Renovo, Pa. Mechani- cal Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Renovo High School. Five years at Cornell. AXA, Masonic Club, Uni- versity Band 1, 2., 3, University Orchestra 3, 4. TOWNSEND BYRON HooD, T B, Douglas, Ariz. Arts and Sci- ences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Douglas High School. Five years at Cornell. TKE. HOWARD HODGE HOPKINS, Boo, Youngstown. Arts and Sci- ences, Age, twenty-three. Prepared at The Hill School. Four years at Cornell. 2119, UAE, Quill and Dagger, Aleph Samach, Freshman Tax Committee, Sophomore Smoker Committee, General Spring Day Committee, College Honor Committee 1, 4, Beth L'Amed, British-American Club, The Cornell Ddiljf .Yzm Board, Assistant Business Manager 3, Business Manager 4. ROBERT VANSCOY HORTON, Bob, Rochester. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Culver Military Academy. Four years at Cornell. KE, HAE, Quill and Dagger, Culver Club, The Cornell Daibf .Yun Board 2., 3, 4. MORRISON JOHN HOSLEY, Husky, Long Lake. Arts and Sci- ences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Long Lake High School. Four and one-half years at Cornell. Zodiac, College Crew, Adirondack Club. aff 'ili I .... e . 1 V' - 2 . U I l lu, is il 1 ll ,, ll l all lla' iw . li n li l ll lj r 1' l f l, il Il .N 1: i Will: 1 l' l il .l .Nil i l i a 1' l l'i i 1 .41 4 .r l l ll 1 l , l l' 1 l , 1 l E l ill 4 Qi 1 l ll , ill' lllr i I - , i ii i I l, ' A li i . 1 ,Aj,i.QiegF? Q as.. l ' '43fgg1,Tf!?7- - ff-1 ii -i 'nf' -rg - -Aw ima. 1- Qi-W i i 'f fri.-.-Tl1ii l .g,.-ng,.,'? e W 1 '.p-5', . .-- 1 - 1 .z. rif4 M ' -U - ' r' i il 113 1'-' -f.1.AT':1' i i. - . . s i u'?if3.12gg3'i, , f l I 1 A,jfi'Z::5't4 ' -1' ' 737111 1 1 f 9. ui E iff ,-. , Gag 1.-e l ' - T. 4 1 ' 4. I! T In li iii. ll ll l lr Ll' l ll ill 'e i 'i All l i ll i 2 J :ll gi ll Q ,r l ig l i if t. .. ll u I 1 lui ll 1 i i . y .1 ' li' I l! ii sl I 41 .ll EW Wi l i le, lx R nl GEORGE MERPEREAU Horcnrcrss, HOttch, Peoria, Ill, Archi- tecture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Bradley Polytechnic Institute. Five years at Cornell. EX. JOSEPH ROOSEVELT HOUCHINS, Deak, 4Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. AGPA, Varsity Track Squad 3, 4, Varsity Debate Squad 3, 4, '94 Memorial Stage. MILFORD CARLYLE HOWARD, Milf, Buffalo. Forestry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at South Park High School. Four years at Cornell. KAP, Sphinx Head, Hebs-Sa, Scabbard - and Blade, wCT , Freshman Wrestling Team, Varsity Wrestling Team Q., 3, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, A.A. Membership Committee 4, Forestry Club, Orhcers Club, Captain, F.A.R.O.T.C. 4. CHARLES BERRY HOWLAND, Charlie, Philadelphia, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Friends' Central School. Four years at Cornell. AKD, ZAX, UAE, Quill and Dagger, Aleph Samach, Freshman Tax Committee, Sopho- more Smoker Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, General Spring Day Committee 3, College Honor Committee Q., 3, Chairman 4, Central Honor Committee 4, C.U.C.A. Council Q., 3, Class Endowment Fund Committee 3, Book and Bowl, British-American Club, Janus, Manuscript Club, Sunday Night Club, Toastmaster, junior Smoker, Board of Managers of Willard Straight Hall 4, The Cornell Ddlibf Sun Board 1, Q., 3, Editor-in-Chief 4. JOHN ROBERTSON HOY, Bob, Oil City, Pa. Chemistry. Age, twenty. Prepared at Oil City High School. Four years at Cornell. OX, The Came!! Chemin Board 1, 3, Editor 4. HAROLD LEWIS HOYT, Hal, Walton. Agriculture. Age, twenty- live. Prepared at Walton High School. Four years at Cornell. Varsity Fencing Team, Farmers' Week Committee 3, Fencing Club, College Class Secretary-Treasurer 4. WA To HU, Hongkong, China. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Queen's College. Four years at Cornell. PTF, Chinese Students Club, A.S.M.E. HERBERT Tnozvras HUCKLE, Herb, Clyde. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Clyde High School. Four years at Cornell. Farmers' Week Committee Q., 3, Round-Up Club, Eastman Stage 3, 4. NORMAN EBERLE HUNT, Norm, Branchport. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Penn Yan Academy. Four years at Cornell. A2112 PAUL HUNTER, Uncle Tom, Wilmington, Del. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Fulton High School. Four years at Cornell. CID Kllf, Hebs-Sa, Freshman Football Team, Freshman Crew Squad, Captain, Freshman Lacrosse Team, Varsity Basketball Squad Q., Varsity Lacrosse Team Q., Chairman, Freshman Banquet Committee, Chairman, Junior Smoker Committee, Student Council Q.. 41.-aa-:nk-..g-.-1, gt P 52412421 U , arf - . II4 E ,eii if FRANKLIN JAMES HUNTSINGER, Frank, Buffalo. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at St. ,Ioseph's Colleg- iate Institute. Four and one-half years at Cornell. LEONARD LAMONT Hu'r'rr.Es'roN, Abe, Cortland. Civil Engin- eering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Cortland High School. Four years at Cornell. TBIT, XE, Freshman Cap Burning Committee. JOHN GEORGE HUTZLER, Buffalo. Forestry. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Masren Park High School. Four years at Cornell. Forestry Club. DONALD BOLLES INGERSOLL, Tick, Cortland. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Cortland High School. Four years at Cornell. KAP, Assistant Manager of University Orchestra 3, Manager 4. RALSTONE ROBERT IRVINE, Salt Lake City, Utah. Law. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Telluride School. Six years at Cor- nell. Telluride Association, CDBK, AEP, A9424 Book and Bowl, Janus, Varsity Debate Team 3, 4, The Carnal! Law . ,Qzmrterb Board, Editor-in-Chief. JEROME LEON ISAACS, Brooklyn. Law. Age, twentyitwo. Prepared at Boys' High School. Five years at Cornell. ITAKID, The Cornell Law Quarterly Board 4. EMERSON CHARLES ITSCHNER, Em, Chicago, Ill. Civil Engineer- ing. Age, twenty-two. Graduate of U. S. Military Academy. Second Lieutenant, Corps of Engineers Cdetailetl at Cornell Universityj. One year at Cornell. CHARLES ALBERT IVES, Malverne. Veterinary. Age, twenty-three. ileipared at Lynbrook High School. Four years at Cornell. ALEXANDER HEXTER JACKSON, Alex, Jack, Pittsburgh, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared atSchen- ley High School. Four years at Cornell. FRED RICHARD JAECKEL, Jersey City, N. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Lincoln High School. Four years at Cornell. 1 l 1 l i l A l ggi, if 'l param . L l I, 111 K s j l5Ei2E51iE,1igiQ F1 ,l l. l l l ,ll ,1- l lil ll I-is H l li? l. lu, ll ill , l ll! L T:--lf--g .Y ., . . , YY, I Frili ,. . ,I i A f I 'Hy fra.. S I i- -A 1 w i -.f - E S-,-.six F3'h- , T- ww ef- 1' 2291-gm: '-1if-T1f2i5-5- .-.- -,.,,..f.- . .. -... L- . .. ...H IIS 'WWLQD , ..,..l,. . is ual' 51 1173 :KELLY l I 1 l I 41 A I I l. l I I I, l, Il ,li Il, 4 ll ,I I , I lil .14 lies' wil I I GEORGE SLADE JAMESON, Jimmy, Rochester. Forestry. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at East High School. Four years at Cornell. Eleusis, Forestry Club. ALFRED STEVEN JARECKI, Al, Sandusky, Ohio. Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Culver Military Academy. Four years at Cornell. KE, TBH, Red Key, Al-Djebar, Polo Team I, 1, College Crew 3, Freshman Tax Committee, College Honor Committee 1, Culver Club. DAVID WALKER JAYNE, JR., Dave, Pittsburgh, Pa. Chemistry. Age, twenty-one. Pre ated at Montclair Academy. Four years at Cornell. '-PAGE, Al-Djebar. PAUL LORING JENNINGS, Angelica. Agriculture. Age, twenty- two. Prepared at Belfast High School. Four years at Cornell. CARL EDWIN JOHNSON, Johnny, Greenwich, Conn. Chemistry. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Greenwich High School. Pour years at Cornell. AXA, Varsity Soccer Team 3, Squad 4, Varsity Lacrosse Squad 3, The Cornell Chemin Board, News Editor 3, Assistant Editor 4. HARRY INGE JOHNSTONE, Mobile, Ala. Architecture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Wright's Military School. Four years at Cornell. TAO, UAE, Sphinx Head, Red Key, Gargoyle, General Spring Day Committee 3, Beaux Arts Ball Committee L, 3, L'Ogive, College Class President 7., The Carnal! Widow Board z., 3, Art Editor 4. MALCOLM STUART JOLLEY, Mal, Pittsburgh, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Radnor High School. Four years at Cornell. CIJKE, Scabbard and Blade, Officers Club. WVILLIAM HENRY JONES, Bill, Vincentown, N. J. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prelpared at Mount Holly High School. Five years at Cornell. XP, Quill and Dagger, Scabbard and Blade, Wearer of the C , Freshman Lacrosse Squad, Varsity Wrestling Team 3, 4, C.U.C.A. Council 4, Ofhcers Club, First Lieutenant, R.O.T.C. 3, Captain 4. DAVID KAPLAN, Sandy, Rochester. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Piipared at East High School. Four years at at Cornell. ZA . EDWARD WALTER KASDAN, Ed, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at DeWitt Clinton High School. Three years at Cornell. KDBK, fDK'1J. H' I ,ll 4 ,W V. . 1,511 -'ee-:emi-e ai ae: - f pr-. I II6 WILLIAM HENRY KASTEN, Bill, Lansford, Pa. Arts and Sci- ences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Lansford High School. Four years at Cornell. EN. EUGENE MARI: KAUFNIANN, Ja., Gene, Philadelphia, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Cascadilla School. Four years at Cornell. ZBT. THOMAS KAVENY, JR., Tom, Pittsburgh, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Duquesne University High School. Four years at Cornell. SAE. FRANCIS KEARNEY,JR., Maplewood, N. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Pre ated at Irvington High School. Four years at Cornell. IITIA, Sphinx Head, Aleph Samach, Wearer of the C , Freshman Football Team, Varsity Football Team 7., 3, Captain 4, Varsity Lacrosse Team I., 3, Chairman, Sophomore Rush Committee, Junior Promenade Committee, College Honor Committee 4, Student Council 4, FRANCIS PITMAN KEIPER, Kei , Rochester. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared? at East High School. Four years at Cornell. QJAE, University Orchestra 1, lg State Tuition Scholarship. THOMAS KELLY, Tom, Ithaca. Law. Age, twenty-four. Pre- pared at Niagara University Preparatory School. Two years at Cornell. IIJAA. EDWARD MARTIN KENNELLY, Ed, Ithaca. Veterinary. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. QTE, Officers Club. HARVEY JACOB KERN, Harv, Yonkers. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Washington Irving High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, Undergraduate Scholarship. GEORGE KENNETH KILPATRICK, Ken, Walton. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Walton High School. Four years at Cornell. AZ, Farmers' Week Committee 3, Kermis Cast 4. EIICHI KIYooIcA, Tokyo, Japan. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty- four. Prepared at Cascadilla School. Four and one-half years at Cornell. I I5?,Q,f'j'r Y., E------i-N-- ---.---q-:- A----1---is fm--A--:1iL Y E. I , , A - ,Al I RJ., l j I , P., E . S:- L.g l I I I I I I i I l I V . I I I l l I I II :'l II7i L .Liz ' 'F'? 'i - - V -- . 7.7.7 .Y. -- -V-A ,..,,,,-.,.f,Sf..f...r ...- 1 'I V gf --X -E-Q---511' mf' TWA, .--P-1-. , :I--2-r, , , - 4 Y I IJYAS1 ra I? J 4' 1 A ll rwslef will i 4 v w, , ,Zi 11 1 w 5 y 1 l l an 1 . l lu H 1 5 I1 !. 'l 1 l l 1 I ELMER KLEIN, Bully Boy, Newark, N. J. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at South Side High School. Four years at Cornell. TEIIJ, Varsity Hockey Squad, Varsity Wrestling Squad 3, 4, Novice Wrestling Championship, I45- pound Class, 4, Officers Club, University Orchestra I, 2., First Lieutenant, R.O.T.C. 4. IOHN AUGUST KLETT, Slick, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at DeWitt Clinton High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. fI1A I-I, Varsity Track Squad z., 3, C.U.C.A. Council 4, Newman Club, Deutscher Verein. THEODORE HENRY KUNE, Ted, Hudson. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Hudson High School. Four years at Cornell. BEP, University Orchestra 1, Q., 3, 4, State Cash Scholarship. TOHN PRESCOTT KNETTLES, Jack, South Lansing. Agriculture. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. CLAUDE WILMOT KNIFFIN, Nif, Lew Beach. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Deposit High School. Four years at Cornell. IRA KOENIG, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Pre ared at DeWitt Clinton High School. Three and one- hal? years at Cornell. CIJZA. FR1'rz KOERNER, New York City. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at Stuyvesant High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. GX, Freshman Baseball Squad, College Baseball Team Q., 3, College Soccer Team 4. ARMIN OSCAR KUEHMSTED, JR., Bud, Hinsdale, Ill. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Pregared at Asheville School. Four years at Cornell. AKE, KB . DAVID PURSEL KUNTZ, Dave, Treichler's, Pa. Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Northampton High School. Four years at Cornell. Adi, UAE, Quill and Dagger, Hebs-Sa, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, The Cornell Em and Graphic Boards 1, 7., 3, Business Manager 4. 4 ALBERT KURDT, Al, Lindenhurst. Agriculture. Age, twenty- 1 three. Prepared at Lindenhurst High School. Four years at Cornell. AFP, Hebs-Sa, jCv , Freshman Crew, Varsity I' AT:...:.-f-gal., 4 I Crew Squad 1, 3, College Basketball Team 7., 3, College . XTQ- , i H Track Team 1, 3, Farmers' Week Committee 1, 7., 3. . 'ff fl' Y is- '43, i l fa a- 4 il 3 Ajff-gel '. -gn . 5 Q.. i 'Yi-f--vgizsgil E-A -:-- - 118 WILLIAM TSAH'MING Kwouxc, Hankow, China. Chemistry. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Riverdale Country School. Four years at Cornell. HAROLD ROLAND LA BONTB, Chic, Lawrence, Mass. Agricul- ture. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Lawrence High School. Three years at Cornell. AKE, Varsity Baseball Squad 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Forestry Club. TRUMAN ARTHUR LACEY, Trum, Binghamton. Architecture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Binghamton Central Hi h School. Four years at Cornell. KAP, Scabbard and Blafe, Ofhcers Club, Glee Club I, 7., 3, 4, L'Ogive, Masque Play 1, Captain, R.O.T.C. 4. JOHN MATTHEW LAKAS, Rock Glen. Electrical Engineering. Age twenty-two. Prepared at Warsaw High School. Four years at Cornell. AECIP, Cosmopolitan Club, State Cash and Tui- tion Scholarships. ALBERT LANG, Al, New York City. Home Economics. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Pratt Institute. Four years at Cornell. KIJAE, Scabbard and Blade, College Crew 3, College Soccer Team 3, 4, Central Honor Committee 4, Spring Day Hop Committee, British-American Club, Officers Club, Cornell-in-China Club, Thumb Tack Club, Ye Hosts, Captain, F.A.R.O.T.C. 3, Lieutenant-Colonel 4. RAYMOND VICTOR LANGE, Vic, Yonkers. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Stuyvesant High School. Four years at Cornell. AFP, Sphinx Head, Aleph Samach, Helios, Wearer of the C , Freshman Crew, Varsity Crew 7., 3, 4, College Soccer Team 4. ROGER EDWARD LARco Y PINILLOS, Rog, Trujillo, Peru. Agri- culture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Trujillo Seminary. Three and one-half years at Cornell. Newman Club, Spanish- American Club. GEORGE THEODORE LARSON, Ted, Stamford, Conn. Civil En- ' gineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Stamford High School. Four years at Cornell. KAP, Musical Clubs I, 7., 3, 4, University Orchestra I, 7., 3, 4, University Band I, 1, A.S.C.E., The Come!! Civil E1Zgi1ZB6f Board 3,Advertising Manager 4. JOHN GRIFFIN LAWLER, Johnny, Auburn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Auburn Academic High School. Four years at Cornell. WT, Red Key, Freshman Advisory Committee, A.A. Membership Committee. WILLIAM NEWTON LEAF, Bill, Rochester, Pa. Civil Engineer- ing. Age, twenty-seven. Graduate of U. S. Military Acad- emy. Second Lieutenant, Corps of Engineers Cdetailed at Cornell Universityb. One year at Cornell. ATA. II9 l l I 1 -if . ii.- friiieifgf l ' if-f:'.f.2:f,' if ..... . ' ' - R.,'ihAE4ifl!5-5555. Q .. l i 1 1 il il I i LEONARD LRERBURGER, Len, New York City. Electrical En- gineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at Stuyvesant High School. Four years at Cornell, HACD, Varsity Wrestling Squad LQ State Tuition Scholarship. JACK LEHNER, Kingston. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Kingston High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. TEGP. ALFRED ROBERT LEISERSON, Al, New York City, Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Pripared at Princeton Prepara- tory School. Three and one-hal years at Cornell. ZBT. JOHN FREDERIC LEMON, Johnnie, Richmond, Ind. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Richmond High School. Three years at Cornell. EX, KIJKCD, UAE, Varsity Basketball Squad 3, 4, President, Floriculture Club. COLIN GORDON LENNOX, Len, Honolulu, Hawaii. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at University of Hawaii. Two years at Cornell. AKE, College Swimming Team 3, 4, Officers Club, First Lieutenant, F.A.R.O.T.C. BERNARD LENROW, Red, Binghamton. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Binghamton Central High School. Four years at Cornell. Dramatic Club. ROBERT JARROLD FoLsoM LENT, Bob, Albion. Architecture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Albion High School. Four years at Cornell. ZCPE, Gargoyle, Central Honor Commit- tee 4, Chairman, College Honor Committee 45 Beaux Arts Ball Committee 7., 3, 4, L'Ogive, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. JOHN HARKNESS Lizvierc, Bozo, New Rochelle. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at New Rochelle High School. Five years at Cornell. AXA. HERBERT ADAM Lewis, Kid, Utica. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at Amsterdam High School. Four years at Cornell. HENRY LILJEHOLM, Albany. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Albany High School. Four years at Cornell. -,sf - ,iii ' T' ..-. lil . M' v . . -S 1 ET V11 . . f - uw 5 .. Q' ffiif qi- hx- YY VV-X -'51 - ILO I - r ,xiii-54-Qgfei, ,FTTQL W -WTC T T-A il' F F FT -V' l. A Y AN'roN BLIX LIND, Bus, Auburn. Arts and Sciences. Age, . Q twenty-one. Prepared at Auburn High School. Four years W ...ll at Cornell. AXA. MAURICE HUGH LINGENFELTER, Link, Altoona, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Pre ared at Altoona High School. Four years at Cornell. AXAJ, Scabbard and Blade, JCv , Freshman Crew Squad, Varsity Crew Squad 2., 35 Cosmopolitan Club, Ofhcers Club, Captain, F.A.R.O.T.C. SIDNEY WAHL LITTLE, Sid, Buffalo. Architecture. Age, twenty- one. Pre ared at South Park High School. Four years at Cornell. EEQAP, Quill and Dagger, Scal and Blade, C.U.C.A. Council 4, Masque Play 3, Cheerlearlrer 2., 3, Head Cheer- leader 4. JOHN SISSON LIVERMORE, Jack, Gowanda. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Gowanda High School. Four years at Cornell. University Orchestra 1, 7., 3, Concert Master 4, Mandolin Club I, 2., Assistant Leader 3, Leader 4, University Band 7., Leader 3, 4, State Tuition Scholarship. EDWARD PIERCE LOCKART, Ed, Caspian, Mich. Architecture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Culver Military Academy. Four years at Cornell. CPE K. HARRY SKELDING LOCKWOOD, JR., Chick, Brooklyn. Archi- tecture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Manual Training High School. Four and one-half years at Cornell. ZCD2, Quill and Dagger, Gargoyle, Tb: Cornell Widow Board 2., 3, Managing Editor 4. WILLIAM HENRY LODGE, Bill, Montgomery. Home Econom- ics. Age, twenty-five. Prepared ar Montgomery High School. Four years at Cornell. AFP, Ye Hosts. WILLIAM SIMON Loma, Bill, Philadelphia, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Central High School. Four years at Cornell. CIJETI, cCcc , WC-r , Freshman Cross Country Team, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Wrestling Team 1, 3g Varsity Cross Country Squad 4, Cross Country Club. PAUL HOWLAND LOGAN, Slim, New York City. Forestry. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Lincoln University. Three years at Cornell. Forestry Club, President 4, The Cornell Forever Board, Business Manager 4. THOMAS FREDERICK LOUNSBURY, Kelly, Brookton. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Pre ated at Cascadilla Schoolj Four years at Cornell. EKIJE, glee Club 3. l I I I I T,.T.-LL..r,.. l i' fa I l I iL-. Z in l . I :Q ii-51 A 5 rl.. fi?' 5, ,9llVxrfi?-f--S ZZ- ...LL - ...-M. .1 T 1 ,W 17.1 1 -,.i?-1 'Ll 'EiTIA:FF l , ' 5 ' Y I 4 if . 4 I I. L will iii M 4 '3?si'al'i Ff' 'I V 4 I I ,l will ,314 iyil l lilll I WI4 I lll l llxl N fl? ll l l l W il I lli i ll: 2 lil l 4 ' W ' lvl 'ill x. KAI SINN LUK, Kwangsi, China. Chemistry. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Lingnaam School. Four years at Cornell. Chinese Students Club. WALTER EELLS LYON, Walt, Walton. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Walton High School. Four years at Cornell. 1I12K. JOHN MCKUNE LYONS, 'AJack, Ithaca. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Central High School. Four years at Cornell. HKN, fI1KfIv, College Crew 3, 4. HUGH REGIS MCCALL, Mac, Steelton, Pa. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Steelton High School. Four years at Cornell. Newman Club. DONNELL DIXON MAcCA1zTI-IY, Mac, Ithaca. Electrical En- gineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. HKN, TBII, College Crew 3. JAMES DAVID McCULLoUGH, Jim, New York City. Civil En- gineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Syracuse North High School. Four years at Cornell. EAI-Eg wC'r , Varsity Wrestling Team 3, State Tuition Scholarship. CLARENCE JOHN MACDANIELS, Mac, Larry, Ithaca. Home Economics. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at- Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. 2422, Freshman Banquet Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 4, Ye Hosts, Musical Clubs 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 1, 3, 4. DONALD SCANTLEBURY MACDONALD, Steve, Summit, N. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Haverford School. Four years at Cornell. ATA, Red Key,Junior Smoker Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee 4, Savage Club. DONALD JOSEPH MCGINN, Don, Indian Lake. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Indian Lake High School. Four years at Cornell. Scorpion, Wearer ofthe C , ACAA g cCcc g Varsity Track Team 1, 35 Varsity Cross Country Team 3, 4, Adirondack Club, Newman Club, Cross Country Club, Vice-President 4. FRANK BALDWIN MACKENZIE, Mac, Brooklyn. Forestry. Age, twenty-seven. Prepared at Pennington. Four years at Cor- nell. AT Q, Hebs-Sag Freshman Football Team, Varsity I 4 - 1 Football Squad 3, 4, Freshman Tax Committee, Freshman ' f 4 Cap Burning Committee, Forestry Club. 5 L,-li , Q-- a . . . .l- Y la 4 Tetra... '1,.Q'. i'fit.,, t -I -fm-if M- 1 A e -- A- 117. - -..-- . -. af, Q .. . .. alia: 47 -1 NORMAN HAROLD MCLAIN, Mac, Massillon, Ohio. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Asheville School. Four years at Cornell. BQH, Sphinx Head, Red Key, Recording Secretary 3, Pyramid, A.A. Membership Committee, All-Cornell Dance Committee 3, Chairman 4, Chairman, Class Day Committee, Chairman, junior Prom- enade Committee, Sophomore Smoker Committee, Beth L'Amed, Assistant Manager of Freshman Football 3, Manager 4. RICHARD MEREDITH MCLAUGHLIN, Dick, Mac, White Plains. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at White Plains High School. Three years at Cornell. ABCD, Freshman Cross Country Squad, Freshman Tax Committee, Officers Club. ROBERT RODEN MEREDITH MCLAUGHLIN, Bob, White Plains. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at White Plains High School. Four years at Cornell. AECD, Freshman Cross Country Team, College Cross Country Team 1, 3, College Track Team 1, Freshman Banquet Committee, Cross Country Club, University Band 1, 7., Winner, Novice Cross Country Cup 2.. HARRY ALEXANDER MACLENNAN, Mac, Hamilton, Canada. Home Economics. Age, twenty-eight. Prepared at Hamilton Collegiate Institute. Two years at Cornell. EX, Ye Hosts. THOMAS MICHAEL McMooN, Tommy, Mac, Cooperstown. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Coopers- town High School. Three years at Cornell. JJAE, Freshman Wrestling Team. CHARLES EDWARDS MCNEAL, Mac, Louisville, Ky. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Louisville Male High School. Four years at Cornell. WT, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Squad 3, 4, Freshman Cap Burning Committee. ALDEN BROOKS MACNEIL, Mac, College Point. Architecture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Andover. Four years at Cor- nell. ATA, Sphinx Head, Varsity Cross Country Squad 2., Varsity Track Team 2., 3, 4, Chairman, Freshman Rush Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee, Track Club, Cross Country Club, L'Ogive. M1zL11oRD KOUWENHOVEN MAGAW, Mel, Rockville Centre. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at South Side High School. Four years at Cornell. Sage Choir 1, 1, 3, 4, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. HUGH WALLACE MANCHESTER, Youngstown, Ohio. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Rayen High School. Four years at Cornell. B91-I. EMERsoN WADSWORTH MANGE, Si, Plandome. Agriculture Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. CDE K. 17.3 DEAN RICHMOND MARBLE, Holcomb. Agriculture. Age, twenty- three. Prepared at East Bloomfield High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. Acacia, Kermis Play Committee, Farmers' Week Committee, Masonic Club, Roberts Schol- arship. ARTHUR MARKEWICH, Artie, New York City. Arts and Sci- ences. Age, twenty. Prepared at DeWitt Clinton High School. Four years at Cornell. BEP, Rifle Team 3, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Cercle Francais, '86 Memorial Stage 3. HAROLD MAURIcE MARKS, Hal, New York City. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Townsend Harris Hall. Four years at Cornell. JOHN MARSHALL, JR., Johnnie, Waterloo. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Waterloo High School. Four years at Cornell. AZ, QJKIIJ, Helios, Freshman Cross Country Team, Varsity Cross Country Squad 7., 3, College Wrestling Team 2., 3, Farmers' Week Committee 7., 3, Officers Club, Country Community Club, Second Lieutenant, R.O.T.C. 3, First Lieutenant 4, College Class Secretary-Treasurer 3. HENRY BAILEY MARTIN, Hank, Rochester. Mechanical En- gineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at West High School. Four years at Cornell. AXP, College Crew 3. RANDOLPH BENTON MARTIN, Marty, Maplewood, N. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at South Orange High School. Four years at Cornell. TBH, Hermits, Officers Club, A.S.M.E. ALBERT LAMONT MASON, Al, Albion. Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Albion High School. Four years at Cornell, AFP, QKCD, Hebs-Sa, College Baseball Team 1, 3, Tb: Corn:llCauntrymu1z Board L, 3, Managing Editor 4. GEORGE CHRISTIAN MASTERS, George, New York City. Mc- chanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Stuyvesant High School. Four years at Cornell. THEODORE DEWITT MATTHIBSSEN, Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at The Hill School. Four years at Cornell. X'-F, Freshman Crew, Varsity Crew Squad 1, 3, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, Olhccts Club. ELMER:-OWEN MATTOCKS, Ithaca. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Pre ared at Elmira Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. HKS, College Wrestling Team 1, 3, C.U.C.A. Council 3, 4, Ofhccrs Club. 114 DONALD MEAGLEY, Prof, Buffalo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at South Park High School. Four years at Cornell. Scabbard and Blade, Ofhcers Club, Cercle Francais, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. ROBERT BRANDER MEIGS, Bob, Westfield, N. Law. Prepared at Westfield High School. Four years at Cornell. EN, CIUACIH Red Key, Scabbard and Blade, Freshman Baseball Team, Freshman Rush Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 4, Captain, R.O.T.C. 4. A JOHN HENRY MELcHER, Cleveland Heights, Ohio. Law. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Cleveland Heights High School. Five years at Cornell. flfliflg Freshman Track Squad, Varsity Track Squad 1, 4. GEORGE NICHOLS MENASOFF, Count, Yonkers. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Yonkers High School. Four years at Cornell. LEONARD MENcoN1, Curly, Hastings-on-Hudson. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Hastings High School. Four and one-half years at Cornell. 93, Varsity Football Squad 1., 3, 4, Varsity Wrestling Squad 3, 4. BERNARDO LORETO MERA, Barney, Arecibo, P. R. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Arecibo High School. Five years at Cornell. Centro Ibero-Americano. ELMBR HIRAM MERENESS, Red, Worcester. Agriculture. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Worcester High School. Four years at Cornell. Production Manager of Kermis Play 3, 4. HAROLD ALONZO MERRELL, Sterling Station. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Wolcott High School. Four years at Cornell. CHARLES MERRICK, 3D, Charley, New Brighton, Pa. Me- chanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at New Brighton High School. Four and one-half years at Cornell. KE HARWOOD FERRY MERRILL, Bugs, Fort Thomas, Ky. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Washington Central High School. Four years at Cornell. ZAE, Sphinx Head, Wcarer of the C , Freshman Baseball Team, Varsity 1 : inf ,7:?'gT'g',. .ra . i ll' l S , I 4 Q i 1 il lil l E HQ 4 ll li ,lil I lli llli E' li li if R i lil' i. Wg all -'Ili ! llil gl ii Li lil gli ll e W .. ff all ii, Eli' ll l'g 'll l 1 i, ll' 1? alll sa Q l li li 'if 4 ll ll V 3 I lip ill la . ,4 ii. wi 4. ll . i , I l ' is i l. l. V 1 I Baseball Team 1., 3, Captain 45 junior Smoker Committee, - Senators Club. ' E iii. i HL? -E 5 n T 'Q ei1--,fd 4:1-.L ' R.: 5 by H VV he 1 4 ' .. ' U' 1 b:?ffl'a.L,..Ti7 f'7 -Y Y Y 4 ' 'ff' ii i 115 'lf vhs- I T 'Hx -hers fa-:Aiwa L --1-IK l .lg M l 'Il Q F I ,,,I,I ill I I I 'll 1 El I I LJ' 41 T5 if! I, will g L ,V Mi t ill fl ' I pl In I 'il ll ll H ll is li I alll 1 lille . ' Iylm lllll ' tl I lillj W lil Il.. N 'llllfl lillldl l 'illlg I llxil li I Ill I . ,hjzxii lglllf, I 'II 1, Milli M I I Ml , - all :ill 15 ililf if :dll ills I., ll I H' W it L' I I Il ll 1 . .3 iq! HI , ll ix fl lla' V , Illli ' i lf'L'Zs'iL f 'TffT .i. 121','E..:-? '? l Ill- li A 1 El! 3 IQTCTF N ' Il I :+A 1 'mf a.. Tsgigip, L-L ag- ,mug-'L A A is L., -., A WILLIAM FOWLER MERRITT, Bill, New York City. Civil En- gineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at George Washington High School. Four years at Cornell. AT Q, Pyramid. EUGENE CAI-IN MERZBACH, John, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Townsend Harris Hall. Four years at Cornell. ZBT, State Tuition Scholarship. PHILIP HAROLD MICHEL, Mike, Bronxville. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Yonkers High School. Four years at Cornell. ET, Freshman Crew Squad, Apis Club. WEssELs STEVENSON MIDDAUGH, Wes, Slaterville Springs. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. AZ, Helios. HAROLD- LESLIE MILES, Miles, Dundee. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Dundee High School. Four years at Cornell. Ofhcers Club. ALBERT ELKIN MILLAR, Elk, Lancaster, Pa. Electrical En- gineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Franklin and Marshall Academy. Four years at Cornell. Boxing Club, Hcrmits. ARTHUR HIEsTER MILLER, Art, Sinking Spring, Pa. Agricul- ture. Age, twenty-seven. Prepared at West Chester Normal School. Four years at Cornell. Cosmopolitan Club. CARL GusTAvE MILLER, C G, Buffalo. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Buffalo Technical High School. Four years at Cornell. H KN g TBIT5 Officers Club, Second Lieutenant, R,O.T.C. 3, 4, State Cash and Tuition Schol- arships. JEAN HAMILTON MILLER, Jing, Nanuet. Mechanical Engi- neering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Spring Valley High School. Four years at Cornell. TBII, niversity Band I, A.S.M.E., State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. JOHN STROTIIER MILLER, Jack, Rahway, N. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Rahway High School, Four years at Cornell. 1132 Kg Freshman Track Team. 17.6 ' . fefe-gt.-L . -tr.-..-. . 1 . 1--5-:J-:fl . . i..v.-.?TW. .---Y - -A, - -- - - -- ggi 2211 ' ' ' ' NORMAN Azvros MILLER, Norm, Evanston, lll. Arts and Sci- ences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at New Trier High School. Four years at Cornell. QE, UAE, Quill and Dagger, Gen- eral Spring Day Committee 2., 35 A.A. Membership Com- mittee 45 The Camel! Widow Board 1, 3, Business Manager 4. WALTER ROHRER MILLER, Walt, Mamaroneck. Veterinary. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Rye Neck Hi h School. Four years at Cornell. QE, QTE, Wearer of the C , ACP , LCT , Freshman Lacrosse Team, Varsity Soccer Team 3, 4, Varsity Lacrosse Squad 7., 3, College Baseball Team 1, 3, College Basketball Team 1, 2., 3. FRED LOREN MINER, Fritz, Mohonk Lake. Home Economics. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Highland High School. Three years at Cornell. AVP, Ye Hosts, Glee Club, College Class Treasurer 7.. LAURENCE MISCALL, Link, Albany. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Albany High School. Four years at Cornell. Varsity Baseball Squad 3, 4. ROBERT KIMBERLEY MITCHELL, Bob, Southbury, Conn. Agri- culture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Worcester Academy. Four years at Cornell, AZ, CIJKCIJ, Helios, Farmers' Week Committee L, 35 Kermis Play Committee 3, Round-Up Club, President 3, Country Community Club. JOSEPH CARROLL MITMAN, Joe, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. AECD. HENRY STANTON MONROE, Hank, Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at The Francis W. Parker School. Four years at Cornell. Dramatic Club 3, 4. ARTHUR Rosa MOORE, Red, Rosie, Fredonia. Law. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Fredonia Normal School. Six years at Cornell. Zodiac, CIPAA5 Varsity Football Squad 1, 3, 4, Ball and Chain. SHERMAN MORELAND, JR., Sherm, Van Etten. Law. Age, twenty-seven. Prepared at Ohio Northern University. Two years at Cornell. ECIDE, GJAA. RICHARD RALPH MORGANSTERN, Dick, Pittsburgh, Pa. Elec- trical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Schenley High School. Four years at Cornell. '-.: :fv. .,.,,.-.?,a.-.wg ,. 4 -A. -1- -41 mcg, -, ' : e- , ,- -asv aa. T 1 i S -ff.4,::L,:,..:T-iZ.g....' tif l -R-:-.-.,. V' -- wr- ., l 1- l Y f A lil: -A Trng 'ri-if vr.: L 117 ll llv f2 l Mg' 731 - X 'W FYL HARRY HASSON MORRIS, JR., Augusta, Ga. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Academy of Richmond Coun- ty. Four years at Cornell. BAE, Sphinx Head, Red Key, President 3, Al-Djebar, Freshman Tax Committee, Sopho- more Smoker Committee, junior Promenade Committee, All-Cornell Dance Committee 3, College Honor Committee I, 1., Beth L'Amed, Secretary, Interfraternity Association 4. JOHN CARLESS MORRIS, C, Sag Harbor. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-seven. Prepared at Pierson High School. Five years at Cornell. MARK LOREN MORRIS, Doc, Henderson, Colo. Veterinary. Age, twenty-Five. Prepared at University of Denver. One year at Cornell. KZ. EDSON GEORGE MOSHIER, Ed, Penn Yan. Mechanical En- gineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Penn Yan Acad- emy. Five years at Cornell. ITKA. AMIcUs MOST, Mickey, Long Island City. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Stuyvesant High School. Four years at Cornell. OAT, Freshman Hockey Squad, College Crew I, Varsity Wrestling Squad 3, Varsity Hockey Squad 1, 4, A.S.C.E., Freshman Debating Squad. JOHN ROBERT MOYNII-IAN, Jack, Buffalo. Mechanical Engineer- ing. Age, twenty. Prepared at Hutchinson-Central High School. Four years at Cornell. HKA, TB IT, Sphinx Head, Scalp and Blade, Wearer of the C , Freshman Basketball Squad, Freshman Baseball Squad, Varsity Basketball Squad 1., Team 3, 4, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. FRANK HIERONYMUS MUELLER, Decatur, Ill. Mechanical En- gineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Cascadilla School. Four years at Cornell. fIJl A. CARL FREDERICK MULLER, New York City. Law. Age, twenty- three. Prepared at Horace Mann High School. Four years at Cornell. CD2 K, GJACD. FRANKLIN FREDERICK MULLER, Frank, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. College Cross Country Team 3, College Track Team 7., 3, Farmers' Week Committee 4, State Cash Scholarship. GEORGE GILBERT MURRAY, Gil, New Rochelle. Forestry. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Bridgeport High School. I i Three years at Cornell. G12 K, College Crew 3, Forestry Club. . kg 3 w a. 5 46.111 fi L' .,m .1,l.- 118 AARON LIOVVARD MX'ERS, Bud, Albany. Arts and Sciences, Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Albany High School. Four years at Cornell. THEODORE SYLVESTER NEI-IER, Ted, New York City. Law. Age, twenty-One. Prepared at Newtown High School. Four years at Cornell. College Soccer Team, College Cross Country Team, Newman Club, Parabola Club, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, Pulitzer Scholarship. SAMUEL NELSON, Los Angeles, Calif. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Pomona College. Two years at Cornell. JAMES LAWRENCE NEWCOMB, jim, Albany. Home Economics. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Albany High School. Four years at Cornell. AXP, Freshman Track Squad, Varsity Track Squad 3, 45 College Track Team, Ye Hosts. EDWARD CARL NEWEANG, Hastings-on-Hudson. Arts and Sci- ences. Age, twenty-One. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Four years at Cornell. GA, College Baseball Team 1 3' State Cash Scholarship. CHARLES KITTO NICHOLS Nxck Greenwich Conn Arts and Sciences Age twenty one Prepared at Greenwich High School Four years at Cornell EIDE Freshman Track Squad Varsity Track Squadz. 3 4 Alumn1Fund COmn11ttee4 HERBERT LESLIE NIcIcLEs Tex Nicl-. Massillion Oh1O Home Economics Age twenty four Prepared at Washing ton High School TWO years at Cornell ATA Glee Club 3 4 Ye Hosts AMES DODMAN NOBEL IIT! Hackensack N J Arts and Sci ences Age twenty two Prepared at Hackensack High School Five years at Cornell Scabbard and Blade C U C A Council President 4 Officers Club Saturday Lunch Club British American Club Varsity Cheer Leader 4 Lieutenant Colonel R O T C 4 OSEPH CHARLES NOBILE Jo New York C1ty Arch1tecture Age twenty three Prepared at DeWitt Clinton High School Five years at Cornell Central Spring Day Committee 3 Savage Club Thumb Tack Club Herrmts State Cash and Tuition Scholarships Tia: Cornell Wzdow Board 4 WILEER LOCKE NORRIS Glens Falls C1V1l Engineering Age twenty one Prepared at Glens Falls H1gh School Four years at Cornell College Crew 1 College Soccer Team 3 College Tax Comm1ttee lI My I Lug. Y- f l K 1 lv- A 50,2 I I' ,,,. l 4+ LI .lf ' Y , , I 4 . .. - ,I - I I I - . , - . Y ' ' -' 1 ' 1 . J 7 7 ' l .. I ,. .. - r .I - - - l ' 7 I 1 s - . ' 1 ' ' ' 1 ' I ' ' J I , I . I , 9 a - I , 'I , . I l J J ., r , - 4. I 4 ! 7 7 ' ' . N ,W . 1 , - . I I. - 4 1I . . , .... 4 , ' ' I I ' l I II J 9 I 7 - l I ' ' 1 , ' , I ' . 4 I , ..... ,. . 4 Il I l I 1 I ' .I .I - - , J 2 C: - - I I l a ' - - I l . , ' ' I 5 5 , . I 9 I 1 - .K - 1 W I - ' ' 4r ,.,:-1 l . . 'fl I.:sF-.L-..A.: ' 7 S Q I mi 4 .- ' :---- :film ft ' I i, X ,,..,'.IT' V' ' 3. ylT1,,1 L-- . E4 -'- le N , ...gs .r I , , - 'ii -.V 1 ' I A ' .iii 17.9 I WW aaiasrragig ' E- N-QT'-4 . E-.- . X.. L F te ' r ' ligal' 5 - r?9'W-testi 1? 0:72-5- II: 44 glial 5 FY Ti g-ez-rr I J M25 li il EARLE WILLIAM NORTON, Ben, Gardiner, Me. Arts and Sci- - . .Q ,r -llu n ii-5'5ifm4 E ences. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Gardiner High School. L T 4 I i A W N ,. l il 1 E l I Two and one-half years at Cornell. Eleusis, fIJAKg Masonic Club. JOHN RUTHERFORD NOYES, Judge, Oneida. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Graduate of U. S. Military Academy. Second Lieutenant, Corps of Engineers Cdetailed at Cornel Universityl. One year at Cornell. MARDBN ROSCOE NYSTROM, Whitey, Ridgefield Park, N. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ridgefield Park High School. Two years at Cornell. Varsity Track Squad 3, Radio Club, University Orchestra 3, 4. EDMUND HENRY O'BRIEN, Bergenfield, N. J. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at Townsend Harris Hall. One year at Cornell. Kg Newman Club. NORMAN SAMUEL ODELL, Norm, 'ANorry, Ithaca. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Batavia High School. Four and one-half years at Cornell. University Orchestra 7., 3, 4, University Band 1, 1, 3, A.I.E.E. PETER OLAFSON, Ole, Pete, Edinburg, N. Dak. Veterinary. Age, twenty-nine. Prepared at University High School. Two years at Cornell. fIDKlIJg CIJZ, Officers Club. SAMUEL ORNELAS, Sam, Mexico City, Mexico. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Cascadilla School. Four years at Cornell. Boxing Club. l l JAMES NORMAN Os-rizoifsxy, Trumull, Conn. Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Bridgeport High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. OX, The Cornell Chemist Board, W Business Manager 4. i Q SAMUEL CHRISTY OTTO, Sam, Richmond Hill. Mechanical .1 i Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Newtown ' , High School. Four years at Cornell. Wearer of the C , I Varsity Football Squad 3, Team 4. l l I 3 KENNETH DALE OWEN, Ken, New Harmony, Ind. Arts and i l Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Central High School. Il l Four years at Cornell. CIDKW, LFE, Freshman Track Squad, U Varsity Track Squad 7., 3. ill if: I A 1 IBO JOHN RANDOLPH PACKARD, LD, Johnnie, Pack, Greenville Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Penn High School. Four years at Cornell. KIDKL. WARREN CLARK PALMER, Palm, Buffalo. Forestry. Age, twen- ty-four. Pre ated at Masten Park High School. Four years at Cornell. - Ag College Crew, Forestry Club. TRUMAN ADRAIN PAR1sH, Doc, Avon. Agriculture. Age twenty-two. Prepared at Avon High School. Four years at Cornell. AFP, Hebs-Sag C.U.C.A. Cabinet and Council 3, 4, The Cornell Graphic Board, Assistant Business Manager 3 Circulation Manager 4. CHARLEs LAND PARSONS, Chuck, Elmira, Mechanical Engineer- ing. Age, twenty-one. Pre ared at Elmira Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. GAB, Red Key, Freshman Advisory Committee 4, C.U.C.A. Council 1, 3, 4, The Owls. GOODLOB MALONE PARTEE, JR., Goodie, Ripley, Tenn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at McCallie School. Four years at Cornell. AT Q, Sphinx Head, Wearer of the C , Freshman Wrestling Team, Varsity Wrestling Team 1, 3, 4, Varsity Football Squad 7., 3,SOl1fl1CI'f1CI'S Club, Atrux. HARRY JosEPH PASTERNAIC, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at DeWitt Clinton High School. Four years at Cornell. FIFA, KDBK, State Tuition Scholar- ship. SCHUYLER GEORGE PATERSON, Pat, Burdett. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at Watkins High School. Four years at Cornell. HKKIJ, XE, College Crew 3, Freshman Advisory Committee 3. WINTON IRVING PATNODE, Pat, Pittsfield, Mass. Chemistry. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Pittsfield High School. Four years at Cornell. AXE, TBTI, Al-Djebar, College Honor Committee 3, Ofhcers Club, Dramatic Club 1, 3, 4, Business Manager of Dramatic Club 4. WARD SAUNDERS PATTERSON, Pat, Dunellen, N. Mechan- ical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Pre ated at Plainfield High School. Four years at Cornell. TBEl'I, Novice Boxing Championship 35 Boxing Club. EUGENE PAv1TT, Gene, Philadelphia, Pa. 'Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Central High School. Four years at Cornell. CIJEII. ,Ill . 'H - - P 1 l 4 . l A l n V IF a' - 2, 1 '5ii?Li-flag, l ..........,.., -i-.. 5 -11 ' ' rs. i ' - 71 ' 'AL . .1 . . r.-2 .,, , i. - 7 H H-7,7 '-.'- .. - 1 ,wwf , , ,J - ., ,es 131 i .W ., I , 'iimmllflr Y, A' I l l ., V 1' - E l l l 1 I l l l 4 l l l l l I I 4 2' ai l M-YRoN GOULD PAWLEY, New York City. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Blair Academy. Five years at Cornell. Seal and Serpent. SAMUEL HERBERT PEARIs, Sam, Binghamton. Arts and Sci- ences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Binghamton Central High School. Four years at Cornell. AEH, Freshman Crew Squad, Varsity Wrestling Squad 1, 3, 4, Novice Wrestling Championship, 115-pound Class, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. ' MANUEL PELAEZ, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twen- ty-six. Prepared at Cascadilla School. Three and one-hall years at Cornell. QDKCIP. CARL XVILLIAM PELLMAN, Pell, Buffalo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Masten Park High School. Four years at Cornell. QA, Musical Clubs 1, University Orchestra I g State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. FAIRFIELD Scor-r PERRY, Admiral, Brooklyn. Civil Engineer- ing. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Adelphi Academy. Four years at Cornell. CIDKJJ, XE. THOMAS WILLIAM PEW, Tom, Moylan, Pa. Mechanical En- gineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Haverford. Four years at Cornell. XT, Red Key, Senior Ball Committee, A.A. Membership Committee 3, Beth L'Amed, Atmos. DUDLEY FRANCIS PI-IELPs, Dud, Flushing. Mechanical Engineer- ing. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Manual Training High School. Four years at Cornell. ZH, Freshman Football Squad, Varsity Soccer Squad 3, Ofhcers Club. HoUs'roN STREET PHELPS, Houst, Holyoke, Mass. Electrical ' Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Holyoke High School. Four years at Cornell. Scabbard and Blade, Freshman Soccer Squad, Freshman Hockey Squad, Varsity Soccer Squad z., 3, Varsity Tennis Squad 1., 3, Varsity Fencing Squad 3, 4, Oflicers Club, Hermits, Boxing Club, A.I.E.E.g First Lieutenant, R.O.T.C. 3, Captain 4. HAROLD JOHN PHILLIPS, Hal, Hulburton. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Holley High School. Four years at Cornell. AFP, Cross Country Club, Country Community Club, Masque Play 4. RICHARD FRANc1s PIETSCH, Dick, Evanston, Ill. Arts and Sci- ences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Asheville School, Four years at Cornell. AACIP, Freshman Football Squad, College Crew 3. I-I 131 FRANK CARL PoDnoY, Pod, Forest City, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Forest City High School. Four years at Cornell. ARTHUR BARNARD Poouz, Art, Westport, Conn. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty. Four years at Cornell. College Crew 1, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Hermits. CONRAD CARVER Pon, Carv, Cleveland, Ohio. Arts and Sci- ences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at University School. Four years at Cornell. AKD, UAE, Quill and Dagger, Chair- man, Freshman Rush Committee, Chairman, Sophomore Smoker Committee, College Honor Committee Q., Freshman Advisory Committee 3, Ofiicers Club, Student Council 1, The Cornell Widow Board 7., Circulation Manager 3, 4. HARLAND MERTON POYER, Harl, Hi, Ithaca. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. LEON PR1zssMAN, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, nine- teen. Four years at Cornell. OAT, CIJBK, Varsity Wrestling Squad 4, College Swimming Team. JOHN HARLow1-2. QUINLAN, H, Milton, Mass. Civil Engineer- ing. Age, twenty-two. Pre ated at Watertown High School. Four years at Cornell. QIEO. SAMUEL RAB1Now1'rcH, Rabbit, Jamaica. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at jamaica High School. Four years at Cornell. EAM, ACAA , cCcc , Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team Q., Varsity Cross Country Squad 3, Team 4, College Track Team, College Cross Country Team, Cross Country Club, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. WALTER GUSTAV CHARLE RAMBERG, Florence, Italy. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Lincoln High School. Two years at Cornell. fIJKfI3, President, Deutscher Verein. MARIANO I-IECTQR RAMIREZ, Remi, Mayaguez, P. R. Law. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Lincoln High School. Four years at Cornell. AX. EDWARD PARK RANNEY, Ed, Lakewood, Ohio. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Lakewood High School. Four years at Cornell. AT Q. - L 1 .': 3 ...Q-F 'l '-1.---' + f' ff ,u i x e ll f, . 'WY ---v---t fd 133 . .iief-T'-if . , M.. j l ,Ml lil Y l , l Nl 1 l l I A r , . . ---S fi -.- l 'Q 1 2 , .x.7li'vlfI1 ln' 3 . -T...,..l- PAUL EDWARD RAPP, Goldie, Brooklyn. Mechanical Engineer- ing. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Manual Training High School. Four years at Cornell. JCv' ', Freshman Crew Squad, Varsity Crew Squad lg Hermits. GEORGE SKIVINGTON RAWLINS, Geneva. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Geneva High School. Three years at Cornell. MILES REBER, Angelo, New York City. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Graduate of U. S. Military Academy. Second Lieutenant, Corps of Engineers Cdetailed at Cornell Universityl. One year at Cornell. RALPH HARDER RECTOR, Ivan, Watertown. Mechanical En- gineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Watertown High School. Four years at Cornell. Officers Club. FRANCIS IRVING REED, New Berlin. Veterinary. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at New Berlin High School. Four years at Cornell. Scorpion, AT, wC'r , Freshman Wrestling Team, Novice Wrestling Championship I , University Wrestling Champion- ship 15 Masonic Club, Society of Comparative Medicine. MERRILL GEORGE REISCHE, Merry, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at DeWitt Clinton High School. Three years at Cornell. FIFA. HENRY THOMAS REYNOLDS, Hank, Laurie, Philadelphia, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Wil- liam Penn Charter School. Four years at Cornell. 1-PAA, Oflicers Club, First Lieutenant, R.O.T.C. Louis MARVIN REYNOLDS, JR., Flip, Ossining. Forestry. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Ossining High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. GA, Farmers' Week Commit- tee, Forestry Club, University Orchestra. FRANK CRIPPEN RICH, Lyons. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Wolcott High School. Four years at Cornell. Helios, Round-Up Club. DAVID HERTZ RICHARDS, Yonkers. Arts and Sciences. Age, twen- - -- I x ty-two. Prepared at Yonkers High School. Four years at ,V - - . I Cornell. HACID, The Columns' Board 4. 1 7U.L',:...,-t,.L'. i!fj.. g 134 LEONARD BUREANK RICHARDS, Tubby, Summit, N. J. Me- chanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Summit High School. Four years at Cornell. Freshman Cross Coun- try Squad, C.U.C.A. Council 7., Masque Play 7., Tb: Siblgf journal of Engineering Board 1, 3, Managing Editor 4. Loms CONRAD RoEss, Lou, Oil City, Pa. Electrical Engineer- ing. Age, twenty-one. Pr?ared at Oil City High School. Four years at Cornell. 9 ', TBH, HKN, KIPKKIP, Radio Club, University Orchestra 1, 7.. ARTURO ROMAGUERA, Romy, Ponce, P. R. Mechanical En- gineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at University of Porto Rico. Three years at Cornell. Varsity Soccer Squad 3, Varsity Baseball Squad 3, 4, College Soccer Team 1, 3, 4, College Basketball Team 1, 3, 4, College Baseball Team 1., 3, 4. RODERT ROSEN, Bob, Buffalo. Law. Age, twenty-eight. Pre- pared at Masten Park High School. Seven years at Cornell. LYLE ROSENEERG, Rosie, Hayward, Calif. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-five. Graduate of U. S. Military Academy. Lieutenant, Corps of Engineers Cdetailed at Cornell Uni- versityb. One year at Cornell. MYRON SPENCER ROSENBERG, Mike, Brooklyn. Arts and Sci- ences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Manual Training High School. Three and one-hal years at Cornell. CIPEA. LEO ROSENBLUM, Lee, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one, Prepared at Bushwick High School. Two years at Cornell. La Tertulia Esrudiantina, Cercle Francais, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. ARTHUR HQWARTH Ross, Art, Philadelphia, Pa. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Germantown High School. Four years at Cornell. CIJAO, The Cornell Daily Sun Board 7.. ALBERT Ross, Al, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty- one. Pre ated at Erasmus Hall High School. Four years at Cornell.PB2P, Scabbard and Blade, College Soccer Team 4, Officers Club, Spanish Club, Second Lieutenant, R.O.T.C. 3, Captain 4. FRANK DAVID RossoMoNDo, Rosie, Razzle Dazzle, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at High School of Commerce. Four years at Cornell. OE, Sphinx Head, Aleph Samach, Wearer of the C , ACE , Captain, Freshman Baseball Team, Freshman Basketball Team, Varsity Basketball Team 1, 3, Captain 4, Varsity Baseball Team 7., 3, Varsity Soccer Squad 3, Sophomore Rush Committee, Central Honor Committee, Student Council 4. :if WT I ' i i , 4 l i F'- -21 ii .-.- ,L l l 4 I . i l l ii v., I l r . l i ' i A i l 1 l T I , 135 3. --i..,:. J- 'Y 7 yvjpsmhsf -Aly'-f , A i iIfi'fif 'l3fffi!1.lili't l T l i 4 . l ,1 yi, ll ig, ij lil. Ill l. AlN I fl i LEO ORRIN ROSTENBERG, Lee, White Plains. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at White Plains High School. Four years at Cornell. l-IAKIJ, Sphinx Head, College Soccer Team, A.A. Membership Committee, C.U.C.A. Council, Officers Club, University Orchestra, First Lieutenant, F.A.R.O.T.C., .State Cash Scholarship, The Cornell Amzualr Board 1, 1, 3, Business Manager 4, The Colzmzm Board, Business Manager 4. FRANCIS Auousrus RUP, Judge, Catskill. Law. Age, twenty- Hve. Prepared at Catskill High School. Six years at Cornell. Freshman Track Squad, Herrnits. LEWIS MILLER RUMSEY, Mike, St. Louis, Mo. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Berkshire School. Four years at Cornell. AKE, Freshman Cap Burning Committee. HERBERT JOSEPH RUNSDORF, Runny, Brooklyn. Arts and Sci- ences. Age, nineteen. Prepared at Manual Training High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. TECIJ, Fresh- -man Lacrosse Squad, Freshman Wrestling Squad, Varsity Lacrosse Squad Q., Varsity Wrestling Squad 1, 3, Fencing Club, Oiicers Club, Varsity Debate Squad lg Assistant Manager of Debating 3. DONALD MEREDITH RUPERT, Rupe, Geneva. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Geneva High School. Five years at Cornell. QAZI, State Tuition Scholar- ship. CALVIN RUSSELL, LD, Cal, Penn Yan. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Penn Yan Academy. Four years at Cornell. ZKIJE, Quill and Dagger, Aleph Samach, Hebs-Sa, Wearer of the C , Freshman Crew, Varsity Crew lg Junior Varsity Crew 3, College Honor Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, A.A. Membershi Committee 4, Secretary, Board of Managers of Willardp Straight Hall, Kermis Play 2., College Class Secretary z.. HENRY ARGUE RUssELL, Hank, Buffalo. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Hutchinson-Central High School. Four years at Cornell. AT Q, Sphinx Head, Aleph Samach, Pyramid, Wearer of the C , Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team 1, 3, Captain 4, Track Club, , ! Secretary 3, President 4. i JOHN ENOCH RUTZLER, JR., Johnny, New Rochelle. Chemistry. i , ' Age, twenty-three. Prepared at New Rochelle High School. l ' 1 Three and one-half years at Cornell. AT Q, College Baseball , I , ,, Team. 1 , OLIVER RAYMOND SABIN, Ollie, Brooklyn. Law. Age, twenty- ' ' one. Prepared at Boys' High School. Three years at Cornell. CIJEH. ' CHILION WRIGHT SADD, Happy, Charauqua, Agriculture. Age, , Q4 twenty-two. Prepared at Chatauqua High School. Four lil years at Cornell. AZ, Helios, Farmers' Week Committee . W ,V l ,i 3, 4, C.U.C.A. Council 4, Round-Up Club, Country Com- ' - l1fJi 'D'-52?-2 xl munity Club. i Irv, . il 'I - 5 . . ' uf. v-f- 4 Qi 53429536 lf'Q3'f'g!:Q lie..ee,:. 1.-.,.---,--- . f'f'i7. i fTiQT.5: 'Lff7T':' P C' A in i ' 136 LAURBNCE SEATON SAILER, Mike, Ridgewood, N. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Ridgewood Preparatory School. One year at Cornell. CDE K. WILYORD MBEKER ST. AUBURN, Saint, Sherrill. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Sherrill High School. Four years at Cornell. Ofhcers Club, Hermits, Sage Choir 1, 3. ANGELCJ SALVATO, Sal, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Boys' High School. Four years at Cornell. Freshman Lacrosse Team, Varsity Lacrosse Squad 3. JAMES HAGOOD SAMS, JR., jim, Columbia, S. C. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Clemson College. One and one-half years at Cornell. SOL LAWRENCE SAMUELS, Sol, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Boys' High School. Four years at Cornell. Freshman Track Team, Varsity Cross Country Squad 1, 4, Cross Country Club, Chess Club, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. NORMAN EDWARD SANDERS, Norm, East Amherst. Civil En- gineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at Masten Park High School. Four years at Cornell. Ofhcers Club, The Cornell Civil Enginur Board 3, Managing Editor 4. EDWARD SANDERSON, Ted, Waterbury, Conn. Arts and Sci- ences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Ridgefield School. . Four years at Cornell. 2412, Masque, Glee Club 1, 3, 4. JAMES ALFRED SANTILLI, Al, Chester, Pa. Mechanical En- gineering. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Hazleton High School. Five years at Cornell. ET, College Baseball Team 4, A.S.M.E. MAXWELL MAX SAVITT, Mac, Hartford, Conn. Law. Age, twenty-two. Pre ared at Central High School. Three years at Cornell. EANIEZ College Basketball Team 1, 3, 4, College Baseball Team 1, 3, College Track Team Q.. JOSEPH ABEGG SCHAEFELER, Joe, New Rochelle. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at New Rochelle High School. Four years at Cornell. CID2Kg Freshman Crew, College Crew 1, 3, KBLIJ. F 4 ' -F.. af , g 1.1! If W 1? , nga- Q.. an ' ,J Y, ' D ' my.. A ' ' r' 4 -----,--..-..'- i il l i I l l I .. . -v-.- 137 V... .A Qiiv -... .IJ III IIII :III III I IIIII 4 . I -I I. I . I I II III II II: III LIEII IVII III IIII I ll IIII III' III IQ II IIII3 I I We---4-W ,I I FI . fa- R .- . , ,I I I i fi I I IIIIIIIIII. ' IA ' -. g if. .g -- 1.i,,3naii!i1Q! f?- I. I I, I I I I I I I I II IQ I I I I I GEORGE ARTHUR SCHIEREN, JR., Art, Great Neck. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at St. Paul's School. Four years at Cornell. AID, Freshman Football Squad, Varsity Football Squad 1. HENRY SCHMECKPEPER, Smeck, Ridgewood. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Newtown High School. Four years at Cornell. College Soccer Team 4. WILMOT FREDERICK SCHNEIDER, Bill, Troy. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Troy High School. Four years at Cornell. ZH, Fencing Club. FRED SCHOENBAUM, Fritz, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Boys' High School. Four years at Cornell. MILTON ROBERT SCHRADER, M R, Rutherford, N. Chem- istry. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Rutherford High School. Four years at Cornell. AXP, Al-Djebar, Varsity Track Squad J., 3, 4. FREDERICK HENRY ScHRoEDER, Fred, Kingston. Arts and Sciences. Age, nineteen. Prepared at Kingston High School. Four years at Cornell. ZH, fIDKfI1, AKA, The Owls, Deutscher Verein, Debate Club, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, The Cornell Graphic Board 1, Associate Editor Q., 3, Intercollegiate Editor 4. MAHADEVA LAL SCHROFF, Deva, Bhagalpur City, India. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Benares Hindu University. Two and one-half years at Cornell. Cosmopol- itan Club, Deutscher Verein. III II I I,I I II III III' IIII IW! I II IIIII IIIII Il I III IIIIII .414 IIIII M ,III III .IM III I II 1, I III I I I I' III, w 4 f 'T' I II 2' . 1151 : .-.' W if!-D1 .-I J I .. N 'I Louis CHARLES Scnurxrs, Lou, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, I. twent -six. Pre ared at Ithaca Hi h School. Four ears at I I Y P B Y 'I I I Cornell. Freshman Crew Squad, Varsity Crew Squad 1., 3. FRANK TRUE SCHUMANN, Shooie, Carmel. Civil Engineering. I Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Carmel High School. Four ' years at Cornell. State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. I I I I FREDERICK FISHER SCHURR, Fritz, Fred, Clarence. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Parker High , , I School. Four years at Cornell. HKN, Freshman Baseball I Squad, College Baseball Team 7., 3, 4, College Soccer Team I 4, State Tuition Scholarship. - I I I I I I IIZ1, 138 LAWRENCE EDWIN SCHUSTBR, Sprotz, Wilmington, N. C. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Dean Academy. Four years at Cornell. QJAE, Freshman Football Team, Varsity Lacrosse Squad 1. ROBERT RUSSELL SCIDMORE, Bob, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Yonkers High School. Four years at Cornell. EH, Freshman Crew Squad, Varsity Track Squad. GEORGE JOSEPH SCIUTTO, Hudson, Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Hudson High School. Five years at Cornell. DOUGLAS LEONARD Scorcr, Scotty, Seabrook, Tex. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Prosso Precpara- tory School. Four years at Cornell. AT Q, Southerners lub, Atrux. Rufus BARNES Sco-r'r, Scotty, Wellsville. Mechanical Engineer- ing. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Wellsville High School. Three years at Cornell. X . NOAH SEEORER, Philadelphia, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Manual Training High School. Four years at Cornell. KIJBK, Menorah Society, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, Undergraduate Scholarship. DONALD PHILIP SE1-TER, Don, Cattaraugus. Architecture. Age, twenty-one, Prepared at Cattaraugus High School. Four years at Cornell, EN. JOHN PERRY SEWARD, JR., Jack, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Silver Bay School. Four years at Cornell. AT Q, QDBK5 AEP, Sphinx Head, Red Key, Janus, Manager of Debating 3. HAROLD JOSEPH SHACKELTON, Shack, Utica. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Utica Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. AXA, jCv , Varsity Crew Squad 3, College Crew 1, 7.. MORTIMER JACK SHAPIRO, Morty, Bayonne, N. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Bayonne High School. Three years at Cornell. AETI, Varsity Wrestling Squad 7., 3. l l I 4 , 1 l l V ri g . , igijiisl, l , T .ifk Tc-ffzfil. , ' 517 '1 - 111112, l fl 4 ' ,,.., V., , 1 1 l l 3 s ' w , 1 i. l I r Y lil L '-ei' ..4,..........-.l--.Q 139 li ll ,..s1.L '- ' . ' . H 1 Xi l J- . Illljllli ff2 'l l '?,ililil , ' .XJ-a1Lb','. ' , I li I l I l I l l l l l l Il i ll EI xi i ll l le l l Q I i ll in ,, JOHN WEBB LITTLE SI-IEEI-IY, Doc, Cambridge, Md. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Cambridge High School. Four years at Cornell. QAX, The Cornell Annualf Board 1, 3. A LESTER SIHIELDON, Les, Gloversville. Agriculture. Age, twenty- eight. Prepared at Gloversville High School Four years at Cornell. KAP, Freshman Football Squad, Freshman Basket- ball Team, Freshman Baseball Team, Varsity Baseball Squad 1, 3, 4, College Honor Committee, Masonic Club, Adiron- ,dack Club. SAMUEL HENRY S1-IEIVER, Sam, Pikesville, Md. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Boys' Latin School. Four years at Cornell. XID, Quill and Dagger, Hebs-Sa, Freshman Rush Committee, Southerners Club, President 4, Assistant Manager of Freshman Basketball 3, Manager 4. CLYDE EVERETT SHULTs,JR., Deke, Hornell. Law. Age, twenty- four. Prepared at Hornell High School. Three years at Cor- nell. AT, CDBK, fDKfIv,fI:Af1n,AEP, Ball and Chaingjanus, The Cornell Law Quarterly Board 3. JOHN EDWARD SI-IULTS, 'A,IohrIny, Montclair, N. J. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Starkey Sem- inary. Four years at Cornell. College Cross Country Squad 3, A.LE.E. MICHAEL PHILIP SILVERMAN, Mike, Brooklyn. Law. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at New Utrecht High School. Four years at Cornell. College Crew IQ College Soccer Team 4, Cross Country Squad 1, 3, Cross Country Club, State Tuition Scholarship. WILLIAM LEGRAND SIMRELL, JE., Bill, ' ' Brooklyn. Architecture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Four years at Cornell. BSU, Freshman Lacrosse Squad. JAMES SINGER, jess, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty- one. Prepared at Boys' High School. Four years at Cornell. KTDBK, f1JKfIJ, Parabola Club, Chess Club, Menorah Society, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, Undergraduate Schol- arship. SUMER WoLE SINGER, Buck, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, nineteen. Prepared at DeWitt Clinton High School. Four years at Cornell. 1'IAfD, Book and Bowl, The Cornell Daibf Sun Board 7.. LEEJANES SKINNER, Medina. Arts and Sciences. Age, tWCDty-DDC. Pre ared at Medina High School. Four years at Cornell. ZKIJILE, QPKCD, AKA, ACAA , Varsity Track Squad 3, 4, , 3 -. Class Memorial Fund Committee 3, Janus, Ball and Chain, '.. gs-L1 State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. , is '-4,2 . A , , ' .I A - if I . -f!aL'A,--If...-Iv - fir-E :aim A T' :f'fi 4' IAC fc? -effeliff ii eeee p g ,!,, ,,,-A ,t i -WT ,,f ,, ,, g g - -,-,,-,-. A A . ...E - -.-.-f---s--V---. -. ----------- - L-4 JOHN LEONARD SLACK, Johnny, Saginaw, Mich. Home Eco- nomics. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Saginaw High School. Two years at Cornell. SAX, Ye Hosts. CLIFTON DYER SMITH, Clif, Newark, N. Mechanical En- gineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Barringer High School. Four years at Cornell. G-DX, Mandolin Club. EARL CHARLES SMITH, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty- one. Prepared at Adelphi Academy. Three and one-half years at Cornell. KDBK, KTPKCIJ. ERNEST GEORGE SMITH, Smitty, Binghamton. Civil Engineer- ing. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Binghamton Central High School. Four years at Cornell. Seal and Serpent, Fresh- man Lacrosse Team, Varsity Lacrosse Squad 1.. FRANCIS HENRY SMITH, Fran, Moose, Utica. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Utica Free Academy. Four and one-half years at Cornell. 2119, Freshman Baseball Squaclg Varsity Baseball Squad 1, 3, Varsity Football Squad 3. HARRY MARTIN SMITH, Smitty, New York City. Law. Age, twenty. Prepared at DeWitt Clinton High School. Four years at Cornell. HARRY SOHON, Nohos, Tony, New York City. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared 'at Morris High School. Four years at Cornell. CDKQQ HKNg A.I.E.E.g Newman Club, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. DAVID MORRIS SOLINGER, Dave, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Pre ared at Townsend Harris Hall. Four years at Cornell. ZBT3, A.A. Membership Committee 1, State Tuition Scholarship. JOSEPH PARKER SONDHEIMER, Park, Cleveland, Ohio. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at East High School. Four years at Cornell. Cercle Francais, Masque Play 4, Tb: Carfztll Literary Review Board 1. ' MERROW EGERTON SORLEY, Washington, D. C. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Lowell High School. One year at Cornell. will ,N ' l l I ll pl: il i - z Uh l l l gr, . 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Prepared at lirasinus llall High School. liour years at Cornell. l'l1il'g Wearer ol' the C 3 'rC'r g Fresh- man Wrestling Team, Freshman Tennis Teaing Yarsitv Tennis Team 1, Captain gg Vice-President, Tennis Associa- tion .tg Athletic Council 3. lxl0RMANR0TlIS'l'I2INIxlIi'I'Z,UNOI'IIl,i'l:llISlIlIIg.lllVlluI'Il1ll'lCL'l'lII31. Age, twenty-one. Prepared ar Flushing High School. Four years at Cornell. ATA, Sphinx Headq Aleph Saniachg Pyra- mid, Freshman Tennis Team, lireshnian Tax Conunitreeg Sophomore Smoker Connnittee, ,lunior l'ronienade Coinniir- tee, Class Day Cnnnnitteeq lieth L'Aniedq Musical Clnhsg Assistant Manager ol' Varsity Football 5, Manager 4. Aaciuuacn EIJMUNI1 S'i'iavi4:NsoN, Arch, llullialo. lilecrrical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Iaalayette High School. Four years at Cornell. ll I lg ll li Ng Scalp and liladeg College Crew 3, 4. CIIAIILES Wiasr S'l'liVVAll'l', Ja., Charlie, Washington, D. C. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-six. Graduate ol U. S. Military Academy. Corps of linginecrs Ctletailed at Cornell Universityf. One year at Cornell. ATA. Romiivr HICill'l'ON' S'r1i-za, l3olv, Cynwyd, Pa. Electrical lin- gincering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Germantown High School. Four years at Cornell. KE, Quill and Dagger, Thr Carnal! fluufmlx Board 3, Advertising Manager 4. ALAN S'roN12, Stoney, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Pre uared at Ithaca High School. Three and one-hall years at ornell. AXA, fltlxfltg Helios. PIOWARD James Sroviia, Sanborn. Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at North Tonawanda. High School. Two years at Cornell. l3'l g Deutscher Verein. Ruoizsraen l'lLl1.SlE S'raA'r'roN, Rex, Middletown. Iilectrical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Middletown High School. Four years at Cornell, AXAQ Freslunan Crew Squad, Varsity Crew Squad 1., gg College Crew 2.. Auruua Snvnfsow Sraauss, Art, White Plains. Arts and Sci- ences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at DeWitt Clinton High School. Four years at Cornell. Freshman Footlwall Squad, Freshman Basketball Squad, Varsity Football Squad L, .g Dramatic Clulag Varsity Debate Teamg State Tuition Scho - arsliip. C1rAaLtcs Nxcnoms S'raoNo, Chirp, Pittsburgh, Pa. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. lhfiparetl at Flushing High School. Six years at Cornell. Ai A, flililxg flllxflfg xklilg Chairman Colle ve Honor Conunitteeg Central Honor Coni- . J lm . . .. ,. . . . mittee, College 'lax Committee, C.U.C.A. Council 3, 43 Glee Club L, 3, .44 University Band, Assistant c.lIIIl'ICIIIilSfCI' 3, Chnnelnaster 45 State Cash and Vuitton Scholarships, Under fraduate Scholarshi 3' The Corus!! Civil lizrfiuvcr Board, . in , . lf . . P Editor-in-Chielag Manager of the Student Periodical Agency. iw- ,..i I 1 '.- I I X ,N I ',k..,', 4 t ,I Q i l I i s I . I I I I I I I l gl l l I., I -5 ,,.. , , 1--- . 143 t 1 I 1 I I 4 3? 1 I I 1 I l I llsl H111 l JF ff J A ...-.- 1 llll llls, '1m V' I 3 llQ.L'g'i7m5?z, ', THEODORE CARROLL STRONG, Ted, Pittsburgh, Pa. Iiaw. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at St. Lawrence University. Four years at Cornell. AXA, AOCD, College Tax Committee, The Cornell Law Qzazrterbf Board, Assistant Business Manager 3, Business Manager 4, The Cornell Graphic Board, Associate Business Manager 1, 3. HAROLD JACOB STUKEY, Stul-te, Newburgh. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-One. Prepared at Newburgh Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. KIFBK, fIJKfID, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. CHARLES STYPMANN, Chee, West Palm Beach, Fla. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Palm Beach High School. One year at Cornell. Freshman Track Squad. GEORGE WASHINGTON SULLIVAN, JR., Sully, New York City. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at DeWitt Clinton High School. Four years at Cornell. AZ, Helios, Dramatic Club I, 1, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Winner, Eastman Stage 4, Winner, Kermis Play Prize 7., Kermis Cast 3. JOHN JOSEPH SULLIVAN, JR., Sully, Trumansburg. Home Eco- nomics. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. University Band I, L. HENRY MEADE SUMMERS, Hank, Oyster Bay. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Oyster Bay High School. Four years at Cornell. College Baseball Team 3, Farmers' Week Committee 1., 3, Chairman 4, Dramatic Club 7., 3, 4, Kermis Cast 3. EDWARD SUPER, Brooklyn. Law. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Boys' High School. Three years at Cornell. TIFA. JOHN WILLIS SUPER, Supe, Burlington, N. J. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Burlington High School. Four years at Cornell. AXP. RALPH CLINTON SIMEON SUTLIEE, Sur, Mexico. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Mexico High School. Four years at Cornell. AFP, Sphinx Head, Hebs-Sa, Wearer of the C , jCv , Freshman Crew, Varsity Crew Q., Junior Varsity 3. JOSEPH HENRY SWAN, Joe, Chicago, Ill. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-One. Prepared at Evanston Township High School. Four years at Cornell. AA119, Quill and Dagger, Red Key, ACAA ', Captain, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team 1, 3, 4, Freshman Banquet Committee, Sopho- more Rush Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 4, Central Honor Committee 3, 4, C.U.C.A. Council 7., 3, Beth L'Amed, KBGP, Track Club, Student Council 3. 'T-T.-W--'T-l QL-: i :H---Q4 l -.: :-eg. 1 . 1 4 I ' -- . '. .- ' X 'gigs' .J .-L-1 . .l ll,-fl. ,. 144 JOHN PRESCOTT SYME, Jack, West Yarmouth, Mass. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Moses Brown School. Four years at Cornell. AY, Quill and Dagger, Red Key, Freshman Advisory Committee, A.A. Membership Committee, C.U.C.A. Cabinet, Atmos, Assistant Manager of Freshman Crew 3, Manager 4. EDWARD KENNETH TABOR, Ed, Orient. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Greenport High School. Four years at Cornell. TKE, Freshman Track Squad, Varsity Track Squad J., College Baseball Team 3, Farmers' Week Committee 3. ARTHUR VAN Ness TArr, Art, Ticonderoga. Home Economics. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Ticonderoga High School. Four years at Cornell. Scorpion, CDKCD, Hebs-Sa, Ye Hosts, Adirondack Club, Tb: CHfl7fZ!C0ll71l'fvjl772'd71 Board 1., 3, Editor 4. FRANK POTTBR TALLMAN, Buffalo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twen- ty-two. Prepared at Nichols School. Four years at Cornell. CIJK2, Scalp and Blade. GEORGE SCHUYLER TARBELL, JR., Tige, Ithaca. Arts and Sci- ences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. AKD, Red Key, Class Endowment Committee 3, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 4, A.A. Membership Committee 4, Musical Clubs 1, 1., 3, 4, Assistant Leader, Glee Club Q., 3, Leader 4, College Athletic Director, State Cash Scholarship. CHARLES ROBERT TAYLOR, Chuck, Terre Haute, Ind. Agricul- ture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Wiley High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. AFP, Helios, Varsity Soccer Squad 3, 4, Varsity Lacrosse Squad 1, College Soccer Team 3, 4, Farmers' Week Committee 1.. LAURISTON SALE TAYLOR, Laurie, Maplewood, N. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Columbia High School. Four years at Cornell. Dramatic Club 1, 3, 4. ROBERT EDWARD TAYLOR, Bob, Montclair, N. J. Architecture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at University of Chicago High School. Four years at Cornell. SHU CHUN TENG, Foochow, China. Agriculture. Age, twenty- two. Prepared at Tsing Hua College. Three years at Cornell. QIJKCID, Forestry Club, Chinese Students Club. ROGER COUVELLE TER KUILE, Terk, Montvale, N. J. Veterin- ary. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Park Ridge High School. Four years at Cornell. AZGJ, AW, Quill and Dagger, JCv , Freshman Track Team, Junior Varsity Crew 3, Varsity Hockey Squad 1, Oflicers Club. Pl jwfii F -rr .....,. 145 i- - ' l a l sr. . 5i'iflf!lai I llliljl .ai my . . .xjlh ini, RUDOLPH THOMAS TERMOHLEN, Tom, New York City. Agricul- ture. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Stuyvesant High School. Four years at Cornell. AFP, Quill and Dagger, Hebs-Sa, Wearer of the C , Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team 1, 3, 4, Varsity Cross Country Squad Q., 3, College Cross Country Team, Farmers' Week Committee I., Forestry Club, Glee Club 1, 7., 3, 4, Cross Country Club, President 1, University Band, University Orchestra IQ Eastman Stage 4. Crm. WALDIE TERRY, Brooklyn, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty, Prepared at Brooklyn High School. Four years at Cornell. Officers Club. HAGOP PUZANT TEVONIAN, Brooklyn. Electrical Engineering. Age, thirty. Prepared at Robert College. Four years at Cornell. .IULIAN SNOWDEN THOMAS, Tom, Saratoga Springs. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Saratoga Springs High School. Four years at Cornell. Oflicers Club, Adiron- dack Club, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. Miro Euuu THOMPSON, Tommy, South Otselic. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at South Otselic High School. Four years at Cornell. Acacia, Farmers' Week Committee, Masonic Club, Officers Club, University Band I, 1, Second Lieutenant, R.O.T.C. 3, 4, State Cash and Tuition Scholar- ships, Roberts Scholarship. ROEEET PRICE TIFFANY, Bob, TiH', Jamestown. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Jamestown High School. Four and one-half years at Cornell. Scorpion, Sophomore Rush Committee, Cheerleader 2., 3, State Cash Scholarship. BENJAINIIN ELLSWORTH TILTON, JE., Ben, Utica. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Utica Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. KA, Quill and Dagger, Wearer of the C , Freshman Football Team, Freshman Hockey Team, Varsity Football Squad 1, 3, Team 4, Varsity Hockey Team 1, 3, Captain 4, Sophomore Smoker Commit- tee, Chairman, Junior Smoker Committee, Beth L'Amed, Atmos, Student Council 4. GEORGE LIBANUS ToDD, Rochester. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Choate. Four years at Cornell. IVY, UAE, Sphinx Head, Class Day Committee, Book and Bowl, Manuscript Club, The Come!! Graphit Board Q., 3, Editor-in-Chief 4. BERNARDJACOB TOLCES, Bernie, New York City. Architecture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Stuyvesant High School. Four years at Cornell, fI1Al'I, Gargoyle, College Baseball Team I, 2., 3, College Soccer Team 3, Thumb Tack Club, State Tuition Scholarship. ,IOHN BAYARD TRACY, Johnny, Syracuse. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Culver Military Academy. g 4 Three years at Cornell. Xfla, Scabbard and BladeHg1FreslE4n4Jn ff:-je TB .5 -J' V Hockey Team, Spring Day Hop Committee 3, O cers u , Q . Culver Club, Second Lieutenant, R.O.T.C. 1, Captain 3. 1 A 'f . A A' i. L' 1-u w I i gQ,..,'. ' N - fy ,I-i 5 . l - -u--if-.4 ,bu -fain. 'rt' '- 146 LAWRENCE HERBERT TRAUBNER, Larry, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at DeWitt Clinton High School. Four years at Cornell. Ofhcers Club, Deutscher Verein, Cercle Francais. JOHN CH1L1oN TRERTS, JR., jack, Hamburg. Mechanical En- gineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Nichols School. Four years at Cornell. ATQ, Sphinx Head, Red Key, Scalp and Blade, Wearer of the C , Freshman Baseball Squa , Varsity Baseball Squad 7., Team 3, junior Smoker Commit- tee, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, 4, Atmos. GORDON NIXON TROUSDELL, Tron, Glen Cove. Arts and Sci- ences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at St. Paul's School. Four years at Cornell. ATQ, KBKD. HUGH CHARLES TROY, JR., Hugh, Ithaca. Architecture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. AY, UAE, Quill and Dagger, General Spring Day Committee 1, 3, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, All- Cornell Dance Committee 1, 3, Glee Club 1, 2., 3, L'Ogive, Tb: Came!! Widaw Board 1, 3, The Carve!! Amzualr Board 1, 3, The Cornell Graphic Board L, 3. ' GARLAND LEIGH TRUITT, Lee, Norfolk, Va. Mechanical En- gineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Maury High School. Two years at Cornell. 115 KE, TBH, Southerners Club. ROBERT WHITNEY TUCKER, Whit, Buffalo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Mount Vernon High School. Three years at Cornell. ROBERT LAWRENCE UHRY, Bob,', New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Horace Mann School. Four years at Cornell. Red Key, Junior Promenade Commit- tee, Senior Ball Committee, All-Cornell Dance Committee 3, Treasurer 4. JOHN ELMER UNDERWOOD, Johnnie, Summit, N. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Summit High School. Five years at Cornell. fIJAE. HARRY DE1Ts UNWIN, Los Angeles, Calif. Mechanical Engineer- ing. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Los Angeles High School. Pour years at Cornell. Scabbard and Blade, OHicers Club, A.S.M.E. JAMES ALEXANDER UPSTILL, Jim, Cleveland, Ohio. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at University School. Four years at Cornell. ATQ, Freshman Advisory Commit- tee, Junior Promenade Committee, Beth L'Amed, Savage A Club, KBQJ. '4' S1--' - . dl , :fi a--' -1.1, 3 f ' T Qi E -YE? E , '. E, - - .if W -gg- f ' ' ' f Ei- . ' -M - 'T -M , ,Y M .-1, 147 I 1.5 - . T: r Y--- T- -1 - 1 ,...a-...V I I l A I 'L 1 -' . 'I A - ' tllllllrz Sf'3 'Wfffm f'f x . ua I-I 'L l I, I l l I I I 1 l i I I l I l l .l ll X l l ll I-l K, Il' 4 l 1 'I sl, il I I :lil , l lf ip. DOLPH URBAN, Pope, Hartsdale. Agriculture. Age, twenty- two. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Three years at Cornell. AFP, College Track Team 1, Cross Country Club, Ye Hosts. HAROLD LEROY VAN ALSTYNE, Van, Watertown. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-nine. Prepared at Watertown High School. Four years at Cornell. State Tuition Scholarship. EDGAR WAYNE VAN VoRIs, Van, Richmondville. Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Richmondville High School. Four years at Cornell. Freshman Track Squad, College Track Team I, 1. JARED VAN WAC-ENEN, 313, Van, Lawyersville. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Cobleskill High School. Four years at Cornell. OA, Helios, Chairman, Farmers' Week Committee 4, Second Lieutenant, R.O.T.C. 3, 4. SIDNEY EDWIN VAUGHN, Sid, Glens Falls. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Glens Falls High School. Four years at Cornell. Adirondack Club, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. MORDELO LEE VINCENT, Tampico, Mexico. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at The Hill School. Four years at Cornell. KA, Pyramid, ACE , Freshman Football Squad, Freshman Baseball Team, Varsity Soccer Team 4, Senior Ball Committee, Beth L'Amed, KBJJ, A.S.C.E., President 4. WALTER NATHAN VINCENT, 'AWalt, New Hartford. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at New Hartford High School. Four and one-half years at Cornell. Scabbard and Blade, College Crew I., College Soccer Team 4, Ofhcers Club, Captain, R.O.T.C. 3. GEORGE WI-TIPPLE VIVIAN, Ithaca. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-live. Prepared at Ithaca High School. One year at Cornell. ZKIJE. Zu MING VOONG, Dawly, Haiyen, China. Mechanical En- gineering. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at St.John's University. Four years at Cornell. Pllf, TBH, Chinese Students Club, Cornell-in-China. MILLARD EVERTS WADSWORTH, Waddy, Oswego. Agriculture. ,- Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Oswego High School. Four .g....- :Y-h years at Cornell. EY. 'll lil . i ' jf' - 'hugh .A L, I g . '-,in - 148 RICHARD CLARKE WADSWORTH, Dick, Framingham, Mass. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Framingham High School. Four years at Cornell. KE, Scabbatd and Blade, Varsity Lacrosse Squad 3, Ofhcets Club, C.U.C.A. Cabinet 2., Council 3, 4, Captain, F.A.R.O.T.C. 4. WILLIAM WAY WALKER, Bill, Elizabeth, Pa. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Shady-Side Academy. Three and one-half years at Cornell. CDKIP3 Ofhcers Club, The Cornell Graphic Board 1, 1.. RALPH JOSEPH WALSH, Mike, Yonkers. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Yonkers High School. Four years at Cornell. TKE. ALEXANDER JAMES MATHESON WANNAMAKER, A II, Duckie, Orangeburg, S. C. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Freq-fired at Orangeburg High School. Two years at Cornell. ' EA . ROBERT COOPER WARNER, Bob, Whitesboro. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Whitesboro High School. Four years at Cornell. X1P', Freshman Baseball Squad, College Baseball Team 1, 3, College Basketball Team 7., 3. HARWOOD WARRINER, Har, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Civil En- gineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Cedar Rapids High School. Four years at Cornell. KE, XE, Rod and Bob, General Spring Day Committee 3, A.A. Membership Com- mittee 4, Ofiicers Club, Captain, R.O.T.C. 4. KENNETH LELAND WASHBURN, Ken, Franklinville. Archi- tecture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ten Broeck Academy. Four years at Cornell. Thumb Tack Club 7., Secretary-Treas- urer 3, President 4, State Cash Scholarship. PAUL THOMPSON WATERMAN, Unk, Worcester. Arts and Sci- ences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Worcester High School. Four years at Cornell. Tbz Cornell Literary Review Board. GUY KENNETH WEEDEN, Sidney. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty- two. Prepared at Sidney High School. Four years at Cornell. fI1AK. FRANK HERMAN WEEKS, West Pittston, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-OUC. Prggnared at Wyoming Seminary. Four years at Cornell. 9 , Freshman Tennis Team, Varsity Tennis Squad 1, 3, Musical Clubs 1, 7., 4, University Orches- tra 1, 1, 3, 4, University Band 1, 7., 3, 4. QL. l E-Gaia, fi - ,A g. ' -A' . ' ' -4:1 . . ..... :-4 13'- ' ,jf . . ' ij 149 l i 'I il 2 Nl l ii ll ll i , l 1 KT' .- -'F-' .Mi --1.- il? Q ' ' uihlmfur f fx .S fluHl', mimi--. r- -z-- ' 1 1' NORMAN EDWARD WEGNER, Pete, Dink, Frankfort. Home Economics. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Frankfort High School. Four years at Cornell. Ye Hosts. HAROLD WEISBROD, Schenectady. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty- four. Prepared at Schenectady High School. Four years at Cornell. Menorah Society. GUSTAVE WEISER, Bud, Utica. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Utica Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. F.O.B. Association. JOHN MERsHoN WELCH, Jack, Omaha, Nebr. Home Economics. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Culver Military Academy. Two years at Cornell. ZCIDE, Scabbard and Blade, College Soccer Team, Captain 4, Onicers Club, Ye Hosts. KENNETH KINGSLEY WELLS, Ken, Northampton, Mass. Me- chanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at North- ampton High School. Four years at Cornell. T KE, A.S.M.E. WILLIAM WENDT, Bill, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Stuyvesant High School. Four years at Cornell. ZIP, Quill and Dagger, Wearer of the C , Varsity Baseball Team 1, 3,JllI1lOl' Promenade Com- mittee, Senior Ball Committee, Beth L'Amed. GEORGE FITZHEREERT-WEsT, Ma, Pasadena, Calif. Civil En- gineering. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Pasadena High School. Five years at Cornell. 2111, Red Key, Rod and Bob, General Spring Day Committee Q., Freshman Advisory Com- mittee 3, The Carnal! Amzzzrzlf Board 3. FREDERICK EDWARD WESTER, Freddy, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Pre ared at Phillips Andover Academy. Four years at Cornellj. Zll- , Quill and Dagger, Wearer of the C , Freshman Track Team, Freshman Foot- ball Team, Varsity Football Team 1, 3, 4, Varsity Track Team 7., 3, Freshman Cap Burning Committee, Central Honor Committee, Secretary 3, Track Club, Student Council 3: 4- GIFFORD LOVELACE VJESTON, Gifl'y, Portland, Me. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Pre ared at Portland High School. Four years at Cornell. CDAPE, Officers Club, Second Lieutenant, R.O.T.C. CLELLAND CALVIN WHITE, Clell, Mansfield, Ohio. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Robinson High School. Two years at Cornell. Xllf, C.U.C.A. Council. ISO -f----'f ,,.. .,g,,, . Y JOSEPH GORDON WVHITE, Whitie, Granville. Architecture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Granville High School. Five years at Cornell. MAURICE BREWSTER XVI-IITE, Beano, Worcester, Mass. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty. Prepared at Stuyvesant High School. Four years at Cornell. HKKD, XE, College Crew 3, Orhcers Club, Second Lieutenant, R.O.T.C. DUNCAN WHITEHEAD, Red, Fitchburg, Mass. Arts and Sci- ences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Fitchburg High School. Four years at Cornell. AXA, XA, Freshman Crew Squad, College Crew 1, College Honor Committee 4. JOSEPH O'r'ro XVIEMAN, Wy, Brooklyn. Agriculture. Age, thirty-one. Prepared at Brooklyn High School. Two years at Cornell. ALEXANDER SOLOMON WIENER, Al, Brooklyn. Arts and Sci- ences. Age, twenty, Prepared at Boys' High School. Four years at Cornell. TAM, Parabola Club, State Cash and Tui- tion Scholarships, Undergraduate Scholarship. GORDON McCLAvE WILEUR, Daw, Elmira. Architecture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Elmira Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. SAX. HoRAcE FREDERICK WILDER, Bud, Akron. Veterinary. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Akron High School. Four years at Cornell. ZX, QT2, CIDZ, College Honor Committee 1., Ball and Chain, Orhcers Club. RICHARD HERMAN WILE, Dick, Buffalo. Law. Age, twenty- two. Prepared at Lafayette High School. Five years at Cor- nell. ZBT, TCT , Freshman Crew Squad, Freshman Tennis Team, Varsity Tennis Team 1, 3, 4, A.A. Membership Corn- mittee 2., 3, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. Oscan RoYcE WILENSKY, Will, Passaic, N. Law. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Passaic High School. Three years at Cornell. OAT, College Wrestling Team 1, 1, 3. HERBERT SEDGWICK WILGUS, JR., Gus, Schenectady. Agricul- ture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Hutchinson-Central High School. Four years at Cornell. AXA, Helios. .ll 'f A,A '? ,Qf 11-,T .aa 1 1 ,, ... T 2 . .11 uf? hv -1 -.,,,,.4.e--- 51-if S.. 7... .::f',,. 9 , il 'u ....., ISI ,E Y ' ev ' 'lu x I IJ! fin -: gll ' ?' - JOHN W1LKINSON,JR., Wilk, Syracuse. Mechanical Engineer- - - s TI-mln I ing. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Choate. Four years at 4 Cornell. TT, Freshman Hockey Team. JoHN WICKHAM W1LLcox, Wick, Pine Island. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Goshen High School. Four , years at Cornell. AFP, Helios, College Crew 3. 1 i JOHN JACOB WILLE, Jack, Brooklyn. Forestry. Age, twenty- ' three. Prepared at Manual Training High School. Four years at Cornell. Varsity Cross Country Squad, Forestry Club, Cross Country Club, Newman Club, The Cornell Fm'- etrer Board 3, Editor-in-Chief 4. I 7 l DAVID JOHN WILLIAMS,'JR., Doc, Richmond, Ky. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Kentucky Military Institute. Four years at Cornell. AFP, Freshman Track Squad, Varsity Track Squad Q., Varsity Crew Squad 3, Southerners Club, Ofhcers Club, Second Lieutenant, R.O.T.C. 1, Captain 1, i Assistant Manager of University Orchestra 1, Manager 3. l MERLE GRAHAM WILSON, Himrod. Arts and Sciences. Age, I 1 twenty. Prepared at Dundee High School. Four years at A Cornell. College Basketball Team 3, Officers Club, State l Cash and Tuition Scholarships. 1 ELTON JOHN WISEMAN, Elt, New York City. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Curtis High School. Four years at Cornell. GX, Freshman Cross Country Squad, Cross Country Club, State Cash and Tuition Scholar- f V ships, The Sibley faurmzl of Engineering Board, Associate w f Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4. . il xl ,, l I l , IRWIN WIZENEERG, Weezy, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. . I Age, twenty. Prepared at Boys' High School. Four years at 1 Cornell. College Basketball Squad 3, 4, State Cash and Tui- l tion Scholarships. NELSON CHRISTIAN WOEHRLE, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Wyoming Seminary. Four years at Cornell. ALBERT JOHN Woonpoan, Al, Woody, Ithaca. Forestry. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. Forestry Club. I LAWRENCE Invmc WOOLSON, Woo1ey, Detroit, Mich. Me- chanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Stevens Preparatory School. Four years at Cornell. 'I KE, Freshman I Track Squad, College Soccer Squad 4, Ofhcers Club, Lieuten- Q.-gg.-' 7,4 ant, F.A.R.O.T.C. 3, 4. S-Q Q 5 X ' 1 'Z'-1.11 ..l Z:-. .I ,VNV fa. TWIST. ,ff:--,..1.- -- . E ,I Tax i l F C bg I JAMES WOTHERSPOON, Jim, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Trinity School. Four years 1 . ' A at Cornell. ARTHUR STERLING WIuGHT, Art, Scio. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Wellsville High School. Four years at Cornell. College Wrestling Squad 3, Cosmo- politan Club. BURNETT FRANCIS WRIGHT, Ted, Webster. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at East High School. Four years at Cornell. AZCD, Varsity Baseball Team 1, 3, Freshman Rush Committee. MORRIS BIRNHY WRIGHT, Birney, Parlin, N. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Rutgers Pre- paratory School. Four years at Cornell. AT, Varsity Base- ball Squad 7., 3, Atmos. GARSON ZAUSMER, Slim, Waverly. Arts and Sciences, Age, ' twenty-two. Prepared at Waverly High School. Four years at Cornell. College Baseball Team 1, State Cash Scholarship. JOHN RANDALL ZEHNER, Brooklyn. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Manual Training High School. Four years at Cornell. Scabbard and Blade, College Crew 7., College Honor Committee 3, Secretary 4, Dramatic Club, , Oflicers Club, Lieutenant, R.O.T.C. 3, Major 4, Advanced Choir 1, 1, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. EMILE JOHN ZIMMER, JR., Zim, Montclair, N. Civil En- gineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Andover. Four years at Cornell. 2119, UAE, Quill and Dagger, Red Key, 5 Rod and Bob, Freshman Advisory Committee, A.A. Mem- bership Committee, Senior Ball Committee, The Cornell Annual! Board 3, Circulation Manager 4. 1 JAMES HENRY ZIMMER, Zim, Lynbrook. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Lynbrook High School. Four years at Cornell. GX, Varsity Track Squad 1, College Crew 3, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. ' HOWARD THURLOW ZIMMBRMAN, Zimmie, Jamestown. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Fredonia High School. Four years at Cornell. Scorpion, Dramatic Club 3. VICTOR EDWARD ZOELLER, Zowie, Wilmington, N. C. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Dean Academy. Four years at Cornell. QA2. Wy :L ' tiki. .11 153 FRED ADLER, Pittsburgh, Pa. Chemistry. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Culver Military Academy. Four years at Cornell. ZBT. RoLLiN STUART BAILEY, Baltimore, Md. Civil Engineering. Prepared at Baltimore Polytechnic Institute. One year at Cornell. CIJPA, College Crew 1, University Swimming Championship 2.. THOMAS JOHN BALSAMO, Shorty, ' Cos Cob, Conn. Architecture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Greenwich High School. One and one-half years at Cornell. Freshman Wrestling Team, Newman Club. FRED BELL, JR., Fritz, Dubuque, Iowa. Law. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Dubuque Academy. Two years at Cornell. A KE, Varsity Crew Squad 1, College Crew i, KBKID. ' ALE KEYSER BEIILE, Kew Gardens. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Manual Training High School. Three years at Cornell. OX, Freshman Crew Squad, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. ROSCOE GEORGE BERLINGHOF, Doc, Scranton, Pa. Civil Engineering. Prepared at Mercersburg Academy. Two and one-half years at Cornell. KA, Red Key, Pyramid, Savage Club. PAUL ARNOLD BORGLUM, New York City. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Norwalk High School. Two and one-half years at Cornell. EKDE, Rod and Bob. XVILFRED LEE BROOKE, Bill, Oak Park, Ill. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Oak Park High School. Three years at Cornell. ATA, ACR , Varsity Soccer Team 3. CHARLES LEGRAND BUNDY, Chick, Syracuse. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Syra- cuse Central High School. Three years at Cornell. CIDA . WALTER DAVID BURGER, Walt, Wally, Chicago, Ill. Architecture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Parker School. Three years at Cornell. I-IACD, Gargoyle. EDWIN SYLVESTER CLARK, Ed, Watertown. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Watertown High School. One year at Cornell. , ' JACQUES COLEMAN, jack, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-One. Prepared at Berkeley- Irving School. Two and one-half years at Cornell. ZBT, The Carmel! Graphic Board 1, Photographic Editor 3. 154 FRANCIS KING CooIcE,JR., Winnetka, Ill. Arts and Sciences. Four years at Cornell. KENNETH BOYNE EDGERTON, Ken, Lock Haven, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Prepared at Lock Haven High School. One year at Cornell. EIDE. ALFRED GowER HATCH, Detroit, Mich. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Detroit Central High School. One-half year at Cornell. EDGAR MARCEL HEYMANS, Ed, Mexico City, Mexico. Electrical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Mount St. Joseph's College. One-h alf year at Cornell. Ibero-Americano, Cercle Francais. NEVETT GOLDSBOROUGH HIGGINS, Hig, Baltimore, Md. Agriculture. Age, twenty-six. Prepared at Boys' Latin School. Three years at Cornell. HAMILTON CLARK KING, Ham, Syracuse. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Syracuse Central High School. Three years at Cornell. SAE, Freshman Track Team, Freshman Rush Committee. EUGENE LANDON LEI-IR, Gene, Southold. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-one, Prepared at Southold High School. Three years at Cornell. ITKKIJ, The CarnellCi11ilEvzgi1zeer Board 1, 3. ROBERT JAMES MCCORMICK, Bob, Albany. Law. Prepared at Albany High School. One year at Cornell. GARDNER BENNETT MAcGREGoRY, Mac, Brooklyn. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Manual Training High School. Four years at Cornell. EN. RAYMOND FLOYD MUNsoN, Dunmore, Pa. Architecture. Prepared at Dunmore High School. One year at Cornell. EN, Freshman Track Squad. ALLAN GUTHRIE PATERSON, Pat, Al, Buffalo. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Cascadilla School. Two years at Cornell. AAKIJ, Freshman Track Squad, Freshman Hockey Team. KENNETH ROBERTSON PELTON, Shorty, Westfield, N. Arts and Sciences. Prepared at Westfield High School. Two years at Cornell. ET. il I I ll 155 An, I I I I I JOHN HORACE PLAT-r, Johnny, Buffalo. Home Economics. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Hamburg High School. Three years at Cornell. Eleusis, Ye Hosts, Masonic Club. I I I HAROLD DOANE PULLEN, Mendon. Arts and Sciences. Age, nineteen. Prepared at East Rochester High School. Two years at Cornell. HENRY MORRISON REED, JR., 'iHank, Ben Avon, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Culver Military Academy. Three years at Cornell. IVY, Sphinx Head, Wearer of the C , Captain, Freshman Football Team, VarsityaPootball Team I., 3, Chairman, Freshman Tax Committee, Sophomore Smoker Committee, Junior Smoker Committee, Culver Club. THEODORE FREDERICK REUSSWIG, Ted, Utica. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Utica Free Academy. Four and one-half years at Cornell, AXP. CHARLES ROSENBAUM, Rosy, Saratoga Springs. Law. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Port Henry High School. Three years at Cornell. AETI, Wearer of the C , Freshman Basketball Team, Freshman Base- ball Team, Varsity Basketball Squad 7., Team 3, Varsity Baseball Squad 2., State Tuition Scholarship. I CHARLES INGLBHART SAYLES, Chuck, Albany. Home Economics. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Milne High School. Two years at Cornell. AT, College Soccer Team, Ye Hosts, Cosmopolitan Club. I NATHANIEL PARKER TURNER, JR., Tex, Marshall, Tex. Civil Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Texas A. and M. College. One year at Cornell. EN, Southerners Club. TRACY FAY TURNER, JR., Trace, Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at I The Hill School. One and one-half years at Cornell. KA, Polo Team L, Freshman Banquet Committee, I The Cornell Daibf .Yun Board 7.. I LEON WENDBLL WALTON, Bud, Everett, Wash. Mechanical Engineering. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Culver Military,Academy. Two years at Cornell. AZCID, The Cornell Widow Board 1. WILLIAM HENRY WINNER, Bill, Elmira. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Elmira Free Academy. One and one-half years at Cornell. QPAO. RUSSELL HARRISON YERKES, i'Rus, Hatboro, Pa. Architecture. Age, twenty-nine. Prepared at Hatboro High School. Two years at Cornell. Seal and Serpent, C.U.C.A. Council. I V I I I II ' I 1 I I : I I I I . , - 1: 1 n ,L-.. ...E -.-Www - - 156 To t. . Wu. . . . l l X , ,Q NX - X s 5 f t -1 . 5. I s , f' --f9.2..1--9- -.- -, --- E533 I Z Ii 9 i 1 1 l T . ' - ,I A T Y The Class of 1926 BY CHARLES BERRY ,HOWLAND, '16 Says' the dictionary, History-a Written narrative of events, a tale, story, usually connected with a philosophical explanation of their causes. And we suppose that this applies even to class histories, with particular stress laid upon the Word story, And as for a philosophical explanation of the causes for the actions of a class-such a thing is obviously beyond the intellectual grasp of even a Thucydides or a Mommsen. These actions merely take place, and no genius in heaven, on earth, or in the regions below can hope to explain them. A period of time might better elapse before such an account were Written, a 'period in which the historian might mull over the events which have transpired and in which he might meditate upon those matters which deserve the saliency which judicious comment gives to the events of the past. But were this done and were even T so much as one short year turned over in the calendar of the ages, We would find that l we had forgotten so much of what now seems important ,D-f - JI that we would marvel at the crass stupidity of ourselves rigs' na as undergraduates. We would find, perhaps, that a Well ,Q X remembered vista of State Street, a half-caught vision of a revered professor, a precept in some well-conned text, l a vivid week-end, or some irrelevant but hard-won xxxgivgm X, bit ' of knowledge would stand out sharply etched against the background of four years of college education. There might be little more than this, so soon does the R 5 heady Wine of an athletic victory or a student prank or a Z? F year of Work and pleasurelfade from the brains of students who now Walk the world in such different paths. Therefore, let us undertake the task of Writing a class history after the manner of all class histories-which means that it is to be a contemporaneous account, largely l i of the athletic teams of the institution, written 'ere the baccalaureate ceremonies have taken place. l X!! 5 I' . X! ,M A Freshman class requires approximately live days at y college before its members feel thoroughly conversant with Q And we were Cornelliamf' affairs and before they take on that expression of savoir iisnswa1::: 'energy' f' -- 4-17 'pe' V f-ff f ff-igrgguref 'rigs-:li-' '12 ' ,157 faire which denotes that they have looked upon a new land and found it satisfactory. Actually, it requires agpproximately one year to remove the stamp o freshman from their minds and visages. Thus was it with the Class of 1916. It was a new life and yet not so very different from the preparatory and high schools except that registration took far longer, that there were more supposedly traditional cus- toms to be learned, that professors looked like stranger creatures than other teachers, that class rooms were further apart, and that home and mother were further away. A Cornell song learned, a cheer memorized, a building identi- fied, a football team seen in action, Mr. Berry's qidf gil knickers observed, the cacophony of the chimes noted as they banged out the Jenny McGraw X rag, and we were Cornellians. f , A dab of whitewash and cold water at the -- ' ' ' hands of thoughtful sophomores for those who lived in the dormitories, the pushball rush on Alumni Field on a cold October evening, and we were fully initiated. Schoellkopf Field beckoned each Saturday afternoon and the invitation was accepted with alacrity. Gil Dobie's Big Red Team, as it romped through the early Season games, gave promise of approaching the prowess of the championship team of 1911, despite the mournful prediction by the lean coach. A strong Colgate team was defeated, I4-O. Two weeks later the Doble machine clicked off eight touchdowns against Columbia and the following week went to New York to win from Dartmouth, 13-o. A breathing spell was furnished by the game with Albright and then the Big Red Team led by Kaw and Pfann went to Franklin Field and battered relentlessly against an inspired Penn team to win, 9-o. Thus ended the second football season without a defeat. And the Class of 1916 had seen in action one of the greatest of all Cornell football teams and probably the best that Mr. Dobie has yet produced during his remarkably pro- f'Kazw and Pfamz went ro Franklin Field ' boggans and ice skates. V The annual Christmas tout of the Musical P M fl ductive sojourn at Ithaca. Z The cross country team did not meet with the 'ffiiiha same phenomenal success which it had enjoyed the previous year when it had come through 9 three meets with one point over a perfect score I and had won the intercollegiates with a score of X jj fx ' 18 points, the lowest in the history of the sport. zqf' A Most of the outstanding performers had grad- QM '- uated, Captain Ed Kirby was kept out of all the 1 meets by an injured foot, and the other runners were inexperienced. The soccer team, however, with but little veteran material, surprised every- one and captured all of its league games except a..t.lmK51.,, . one-that with Penn-which was sufhcient to cost it the championship. 1 - f p llg During the Fall the ,johnny Parsons Club at Beebe Lake was opened by the athletic associa- tion, thus providing both convenient restaurant ri QQ service and accommodation for devotees of to- HA gay rzjjfair zvifb Tin-Tm l fl .'tftn'efci1 ' , ,Tc , 1, f eeigi'T ,, L I. 1 1 I j i l j l l V A i 158 ll 4 I I-,WH t awk. H, Zhzaaz.- a. .. . ., i il l in Clubs this year took in many of the better south- ern cities. An innovation was made in Junior Week customs and the Junior Prom was for the N, first time removed from the Old Armory to the more spacious Drill Hall-a change which ' . J' proved eminently satisfactory, as there was xg M more room for dancing, even though the cozy X Z corner facilities were cut down. X ' After figuring prominently in the race for the S W9 intercollegiate title, the basketball team began t ' ' 'Q--' - to skid toward the end of the season but man- ' ill ' I aged to tie Princeton for second place. The hock- ' '- ey team made an uncertain showing. After lm losing the triangular meet to Dartmouth, the ff ' S' indoor track team turned around and won a w g -v dual meet from the Green in the Drill Hall. 222 Michigan trounced Cornell at Ann Arbor and U the Varsity was forced to take second place to Penn in the indoor intercollegiate champion- ships. The wrestling team, however, went through an undefeated dual meet season and then capped the climax by winning the intercollegiates. Underclass Day was greeted with the usual freshman enthusiasm, members of the class getting themselves delightfully muddy and happy on Alumni Field in the annual rush and later betaking themselves with gusto to their banquet in the Old Armory. The baseball season was an uncertain quantity but the lacrosse team lost only one contest, and defeated Syracuse, thereby tying the Orange for the league title. Spring Day was a gay affair with Tin-Tin and the remarkable Schoellkopf Sweep- stakes atoning in a measure for the defeat of the Varsity boat at the hands of Yale in the triangular regatta on Lake Cayuga. The Freshman crew furnished some slight modicum of comfort by winning its race in better time than Yale made in the Varsity event. Previously, both Varsity and Freshman combinations had defeated Harvard on the Charles River. At Poughkeepsie, the Varsity failed miserably, finishing behind Washington, Navy, Syracuse and Columbia. The 1916 Freshman boat, however, won an exceptionally close race from'Washington. F- Thus ended the Freshman year. CZO.re!y affected the Jfzzdentf' 'X ' ' A Autumn meant the return of each member of the I Freshman class with a real hat and a swagger. The new crop of Freshmen would probably furnish amusement. Recitations, the Morris chair, and the perpetual and everlasting competitions were the chief matters to concern the undergraduate. The annual pushball rush was abandoned because of lack of general interest. With the tremendous task of living up to the record of the two undefeated teams preceding it, the I9l3 gridiron squad buckled down to the undertak- ing and was victorious in each of its eight contests. Starting slowly against Williams, the team ran off three touchdowns in the final quarter to vvin, 18-6. A marvellously accurate aerial attack accounted for Colgate's scalp for the fourth successive year, 34-7. In the process of dedicating Dartmouth's new stad- 9 , 'ff' Lqf- . 52, x ' 'Team romped bomen ' -it 1111: -'Y ' ' ' 'Ir S tt W ' 3-if t 159 pt l l l 1 X ium at Hanover, the Big Red team amassed 37. points while Dartmouth . was collecting a single touchdown. Col- ' -D umbia fell, 35-o, and then came another 5 I terrific struggle at Philadelphia. It was f- the usual Turkey Day Classic Cas the journalists always put itD, and George Pfann dominated Franklin Field that day. As a result, the Red and White colors were triumphant, 14-7. Seldom ,- has such a herce battle been fought. Q,-X Soccer and cross country both had T' mediocre seasons. At this time, two faculty regulations occurred which closely affected the X X students. The first was the rule provid- J ing that no motor cars driven by stu- ,f dents could be parked upon the campus Z K between the hours of 7 A. -M. and 4 X , P. M. This was a practical necessity, since no self-respecting'professor cared to compete with a cut-out on a muHler and pedestrian students had almost 4 given up daring to attend classes. The change was accepted without protest on the part of students. The other matter was the abolition of the S5 fine for absences before and after vacations, an excellent piece of legislation since it would naturally eliminate any tendency toward an aristocracy of wealth. This latter regulation was hailed with such enthusiasm by students as almost to cause misgivings in the minds of the more nervous members of the faculty. During the Fall, representatives of Oxford University came to Ithaca and debated with Cornell in Bailey Hall before the unusually large audience of more than a,ooo persons. Sinking beneath the burden of years of accumulated debts, the Cornell Era, the University's oldest publication, exhaled and gave K up the ghost, leaving two orphan off-spring, the Cornell Graphic and the Cornell Era. The former was to concern itself with pitchers and the latter was going to try to be litteeary. Of course, the former survived and the latter gasped to a speedy demise. This year saw the vocalizers and banjo-strummers of the X W ,p 2 J F :X ,L N X . In K' Refund to reftwzin berfelfn T I I l Musical Clubs going noisily westward for their Christ- mas trip. Most other undergraduates went noisily home- wards but all returned for a period of final examinations, many merely because Junior Week was to follow immed- iately afterwards. Freshmen were admitted to the Junior Promenade for the first time and did not have a seriously demoralizing effect upon the affair. For the first time in a number of years, the basketball team romped home with an intercollegiate league championship. The wrestling team, although winning many of its early season matches, was forced to take C second place to Penn State in the intercollegiates. The track team won the triangular indoor meet from Dart- mouth and Harvard, but lost to Yale and Michigan and finished seventh in the indoor intercollegiates. Spring sports at Cornell were not particularly success- V7 N x Thru the 6,j'EJ' of Upperclarf- men !1i.L,,,,,,-Www, W , - 16o if if lf - - ee ree----e e---e he -A' A--eg i- , ---. . K- T fr 1' V ful. The track team won a close dual meet li il L X. from Pennsylvania on Schoellkopf Field but was , ey A. Af: ' able to score only IOM points in the outdoor ,133 'tv ' 3 intercollegiates, thus securing eleventh place. l i 2 3 . ' Th la r se t am wa m di re a d baseball , r QX ...1 u me c os e 1 s e oc n g il 5 J enjoyed a season slightly more successful than 5 lp QQ the average. The performance of the Cornell Kp , crew, in former days the proudest boast of the ' l 1 - University, was a bitter pill to swallow. A A H, if makeshift Varsity boat finished three lengths X behind M.l.T. on Cayuga. Yale captured the li XX 2 X triangular regatta and the Varsity was third i ,yt at Poughkeepsie behind Washington and Wis- , 'il x , consin. The one slight redeeming feature was to ,f if I -f V be found in the Spring Day races with Harvard. 2 J iifterlgurbgilent Cayuga hail rlefuslpd to iiistgain l l' erse an continue to asi a out a ay, W li Varsity and Freshman races were held on the l ,. ,f lnlet. By the time the Freshman oarsmen had 1 NTLK ,,jf,,j,' ,mf ,igmpg,m,Z won from the Crimson, it was already twilight. 1, l And when the major event began, it was imposs- ,I1 T , ible to distinguish between the rival shells. The Varsity eight floated across the finish 1 l' line almost in the dead of night with a comfortable margin to spare, but things came rl ll near not turning out so well, since the coxswain, mistaking the finish line in the l li gathering gloom, let his men cease rowing before the race was over. l E4 d.Spring lgay wag another festive affair. Violent bicycle races provided the main iversion or this ay of fun, nonsense, and large expenditures. gg Thus ended the Sophomore year. i, f li ni. V . l il Returning to Ithaca in the Autumn, we looked about and for the hrst time saw life through the eyes of upperclassmen Cwhich really are not fl , U so different from those of underclassmen unless it be that 1 ' .' they are slightly more.blearyD. The campus was under- .f--' :- glping variolpsf phylsicalhchanges. Gropncldhad beenhbrpkien W t e ring eore or t enew union ui inff sout o tie ' clockptowernof the Library which was to be known as j Fqgllard Straight Hall in honor of the husband of the donor. if e magnificent new Cornell Crescent, seating more than ,gi hx 7.I,ooo, Cpepjlacing the iornfaer stands alct ichoellkopf lgield, lssi yx ,W was rea or use at t e rst ame o t e season an ITICE , -ff l li with uniffersal approval as an eigineering and architectural f XV, l masterpiece. Other changes included the conversion of the . X I ' College of Law into a graduate school and the appearance of - ' H X. two new athletic coaches. Pop Lueder took the helm ' in place of John. Hoyle as head coach of crew and Paul i i Eckley supplanted John Carney as coach of baseball. X f h Mr. Dobie again explained that students who expected 1 ii . . I A a winning football team had better go elsewhere to college. Ii And this time he was right. The graduation of the famous P ' A i il backfield stars of the previous years had left an unstoppable , 1' 'Q gap. Although the team breezed through its preliminary ' ' ' l games without difficulty, the debacle was nevertheless ' soon destined to take place. A tiny Williams host came A merry junior Werlz li ' Ml il - -..---A -.-.--V -- W- Ag -M3251 ,.--,-- l 161 ' . il' down from Massachusetts and lowered the Red and F-3 0 v White colors by a score of 14-7. It was the first defeat -is 3- since 1920 and marked the end of the winning streak W,-V V s7fS,Q4w which had reached 7.6 consecutive games. Rutgers S followed up the next week with a 1o-o -triumph. g Flagging spirits ceased drooping temporarily when M 5 Columbia was beaten, I4-O. But two weeks later, Q Dartmouth crushed the rising hopes of Cornell sup- Q3 ' porters by capturing a s ectacular contest, 17-14. f Penn descended in all her fiiry on Thanksgiving Day XX and called Dobie's men to account for three lean years of the Red and Blue. Penn won, zo-o. The cross coun- U try team had a miserable season and in order to be , ' consistent, the soccer team reposed peacefully in the C B cellar of the league standings. KX Q It being a presidential year, the campus was deluged speeches and demonstrations were as feverish in Ithaca as in Washington or New York. Boldt Hall, ffLMd6,,,Jbip in Umm, Grad the latest unit to be added to the University Dormi- Ajy,,j,f, tory system, was now in regular use. The Musical Clubs went adventuring southward during the Christ- mas recess, and afterwards students returned to observe a total eclipse of the sun, to participate in a merry Junior Week attended by the deepest snowfall in years, and to prepare for another term of work very much like countless other terms. The Class of 192.6 conducted what it deemed a most attractivejunior Prom in the Drill Hall. Both the basketball and wrestling teams suffered disastrous seasons. The indoor track team won a close dual meet from Yale, 5 9 1-3 to 53 7.-3 in the Drill Hall, but was severely drubbed the following week by Michigan at Ann Arbor. At the indoor intercollegiates, fifth place was the best that the Varsity could obtain. A limitation of registration in the College of Arts and Sciences, the announcement that hereafter entrance to Cornell would be based upon personality and capacity for leadership, as well as scholarship, and the appearance of the Cambridge University debating team in Bailey Hall were among the notable events of midwinter. The class was in charge of the Junior Smoker which was held in the Drill Hall with great suc- cess despite the exception taken by one meticulous professor to an anecdote related by the toastmaster. Spring brought a quickening of the pulse in those amorously inclined, a baseball season of the average sort, an outdoor track season which included a victory over M.l.T., a defeat at the hands of Penn in the dual season, and a poll conducted onthe campus by The Sun on the question ofincreasing the one day holiday at Thanksgiving. This last met with tremendous approval from the students and with a contemptuous snort from the faculty. No crew races were held on Cayuga Spring Day for the first time in many years. Varsity and Freshman shells, however, lost to Harvard on the Charles and to Yale in the triangular regatta on the Housatonic. It was also lean fare at Poughkeepsie. t Spring Day events were removed from their traditional site on Schoellkopf Bield and transferred to thejohnny Parsons Club and Beebe Lake where a Night in Venice affair was to be held. The rain appeared before the merry-makers did, however, and the affair was dampened. Members of the Freshman class, going through the tradi- tional cap burning exercises the Thursday night before Spring Day, waxed over- enthusiastic, marched downtown, and a few hundred of them proceeded to rush the doors of one of lthaca's playhouses with somewhat disastrous results to the ternpers, polished shoes, and dispositions of patrons of the said theater. Thus ended the Junior year. X! by the activities of local political clubs. The campaign -nf-B-15:-:L-eff-ggrw -- -----J - A- --U - -e --f -' 167. , . 2:-H-fliij 5'?iiii:.:?i????'?ii1.. - - i --+4 -1 1 --Q-'1.eg'l , ffiigigil ll ll ll 1 IV. A-1, N, ,U iv' la M ill ll Autumn found the Class of 1916 taking over the leader- N M - - - - - ., g ship in undergraduate affairs, as is the perennial way of P 2 :Q senior classes. In the sports, Frank Kearney was elected ill ,I captain of football, Hank Russell, track, Ed Anderson, MA J W crew, Bugs Merrill, baseball, Jim Craig, cross country, N... X ,N Ben Tilton, hockey, Al Bowdish, soccer, Whitey Bamman, N lilj HQ lacrosse, and Frank Rossomondo, basketball. Of the publica- L lll tions, The Sun went to Charlie Howland and Boo Hopkins, ll l The Annuals to Red Depew and Lee Rostenberg, The . l M 5 Widow to Stew Beecher and Norm Miller, The Graphic ' ill ,, to George Todd, Bart Avery, and Dave Kuntz. The mana- li gerial reins in football were taken over by Norm Stein- il li metz, in baseball by Walt Buckley, in track by Hunt 'il Bradley, and in crew by Ted Chadeayne. . N- Fraternity rushing engrossed many students for the first ff il 5 few days of the new term. As in the several years previous, W ll l it was a cut-throat affair. Conditions seemed to have A T' l lil ' reached so undesirable a stage that a more effective agree- '41 il ment with penalties for infraction which could, actually be x Eli enforced was reached, following considerable agitation on UI-lumen of mb may I l, various sides. ' ' 1. The new Willard Straight Hall, one of the largest and most beautiful buildings on l li the campus, was opened in November for use by students, faculty, and hunters of ' , , ashtrays. The Cornell Co-operative Society removed to Barnes Hall, after many years l 'll in its cramped quarters in the bowels of Morrill Hall which one was often able to l ll reach only after passing through a thick, damp screen of steam escaping from the gl T perpetually leaking heating pipes which underly the campus sod. It took over larger I li quarters in the space formerly occupied by the Coffee House, which then passed out of E existence, its place to be taken as well as may be by facilities in Willard Straight. l f Opeifing a seailon whgbh Eyeryi undergradgate viewed with gravest codncern, tlae A , oot a team ma e a ere ita e s owing wit comparative y inexperience materia . The early season games as usual were polished off with little trouble. The Williams defeat of the year before was atoned for when the Purple was crushed 48-o. Revenge wailihewise obtainid against liutgeiis vgen ad41-otvlgctgry wzlgs recolpdcil. Ehexrg came a t ri ing see-saw att e on t e o o roun s wit o um ia w ic t e arsity finally managed to.pull out of the hte by a score of 17-14. Dartmouth, pre-eminent in the East, was considered the most .dangerous opponent on the schedule and promptly proceeded to live up to all predictions by swamping Cornell by a score of 61-13, one of the most stunning defeats a Red and White football team has ever received. Penn l likewise squeezed out a victory against the Varsity in a tense 7-o game. 1. l Student Council elections resulted in the selection of Walt Buckley as president, iI-.K-- Don Ferris as secretary, and Shorty Aronson as treasurer. Thanksgiving time brought the old, moot question of a three day Thanksgiving holiday before faculty and stu- dent attention. After a bitter struggle, the faculty defeated the proposal by the report- ed vote of 45-43. Poisoning plots and attempts at arson were predicted on every hand. During the Fall, the Oxford debaters visited Cornell and participated in a contest in Bailey Hall. Christmas vacation, following close upon the heels of Thanksgiving, represented almost the last fling at youth which some students would have. The Musical Clubs proceeded to fling themselves to the Middle West. One of those severe Ithaca winter seasons set in and even a marvellously gay Junior Week failed to thaw things out entirely. A student commentary on the merits and demerits of various courses given 163 - -AW --A -i--gif---. - .,Tv,.---- J:-.H -1-...-.-,w .E-Q, -..- - - Tae..- n.-.-Ea., Y-- - ,Lax 71,--N in the University published by editors of The Sun, the circulation of a petition requesting that military drill be made optional, agitation concerning certain defects which some students believed had crept into the mech- anism of the Honor System and a faculty and student straw ballot on the subject of prohibition were the incidents which did as much as anything to ripple the usually calm surface of placid undergraduate equanimity. The indoor track team was third in the triangular meet with Dartmouth and Harvard and lost a thrilling and heart-breaking dual meet to Yale in the Drill Hall, 57 1-6 to 55 5-6. lts fate in the intercollegiates was sad. The meet with Michigan was an overwhelming victory for the Westerners, 58 5-6 to 36 1-6. Basketball was again a disappointment following an indifferent season, the squad seeming to hit a winning stride only at widely spaced intervals. The wrestling team, however, en- joyed a inarvelously successful year, winning every dual meet and capping this excellent performance by captur- ing the intercollegiate championship as well as gaining two individual champions, Frank Affeld and Chick Chakin. Even as these lines are being written the air buzzes with talk of the coming southern trip of the baseball team, the crews have just abandoned the daily monotony of toil upon the rowing machines for the waters of the Inlet, Easter bonnets are appearing, and comment is rife upon the proposed trip of the track team to England during the coming summer to compete with Oxford and Cambridge in a return engagement of the contest which was held during the summer of 197.5 when the English runners met Cornell and Princeton at Atlantic City. Class Day ofhcers have been elected, those marvels of Cornell life-the senior blazers-have been chosen, members of the Class of 192.6 are counting up with wavering hand and furrowed brow the number of hours of credit which they need in order to march in the graduation line, and the University is precparing to shunt another thousand or so of its products into a not too anticipatory worl . A Columbian Spring Day is ahead of us, a few weeks of Senior singing impend, a few more days are left us to tread the quadrangle, a few more opportunities remain in which to grow permissably sentimental over the annual tragedy of the cessation of We mba!! Clare the book T 1 1 14 lv l 1 ll li l l 'l li ii I 1 I I undergraduate life, and then we shall close the book upon the pages of the four years I of joyfully spontaneous life when we were very young, when life tasted very fresh indeed, and laughter, learning, and leisure went hand in hand. A history of the Class of 199.6 is little different from that of other classes. College life is a precious but a very intangible thing. We come, we abide our little time, we attempt to swallow this small world which is our oyster, we pass on, and on the mere the wailing dies away. A brief Senior Week, a baccalaureate sermon, a piece of imita- tion parchment, and we shall be done with these, our college days. Most of the details will soon be erased from the memory of mindsthat search in other Helds for other suc- cesses and for other sorts of knowledge. But each of us will bear with him some piece of experience, good or bad, which will be Cornell for him. Thus endeth the Senior year. s gi l l Il ii WI 164 f w JUN Q Y N I rnvm. J .W K KX ... H Y., -.E-- - -- ---.1 0------sf-,--. 'L The 1927 Junior Prom THE DRILL HALL WITH THE UCINDERELLAH DECGRATIONS CINDERELLAS COACH 1 'l M H Vw T, ,V ,Y V1 ,iw JM 111' UT J QW MBV ,gif :gl gr? STU :UT EQ Ti, Tl, M 52V QU fi U HH ,Uh WM ,Ui Q J NN Ni .HM ,U Tw WI :fx fl!! 213 Tir ill V1 my WI, QT 1 QU, Qils Jw ,Nj fx! i511 bi rw Yu, M' W v 3:4 an M gli' 'gil Y .Mg 166 CLASS or 1917 ARMAND HENRY ABEL Cleveland, Ohio HAf11g Freshman Track Squadg Freshman Cross Country T ARTHUR LAWRENCE ABRAMS CDEA. ADDIS VANALSTYNE ADAMS Acaciag IIPAA5 Colleg HERMAN GEORGE AGLE AFP. ALEXANDER NEILSON AIRD AXPg Varsity Football Squad L, 3. JACOB AIcs TEKIP. DELL KELLER ALLEN 9AXg Atruxg Southerners Club. STANLEY CALEF ALLEN e Soccer Team lg Blzzghawtolz Fairport Masonic Club. Ezlen White Plainr Monticello Chicago, Ill. Saratoga .fpringf Artr and Science: eamg Cross Country Club. Art! and .Yciencer Law Agriculture Mecharzical Engineering Artr ancl Sciencer Electrical Engineering Art: ancl .S'cience,r Zodiacg Wearer ofthe C g Freshman Crewg Varsity Crew LQ Adirondack Clubg State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. WISTAR AMBLBR Cleveland, Ohio Arcr ana' .S'cience.r KAQ Freshman Hockey Teamg Varsity Hockey Squad 2.5 Freshman Advisory Committeeg Masque Play IQ Assistant Manager of Musical Clubs 3. FRANKLIN KNIGHT ANDERSON Peekrkill Law ECIJE5 Red Keyg Freshman Advisory Committeeg Winter Sports Membership Committee BQ Mus- ical Clubs 1, LQ The Cornell Graphic Board, Associate Manager 3. RAYMOND DEPUE ANGLE - Eelgenzere, Pa. Electrical Engineering KTDI Ag Freshman Basketball Squadg Varsity Soccer Squad 3g College Baseball Team I, 1.5 College Basketball Team 2., 3g Masque Play 3. JOHN KEENER ARCHER Lowoille Art: and .fciencer Adirondack Clubg State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. JAMES MICHAEL ARNOLD Newark Valley Art: and Science: ZIT5 Fencing Clubg Ol'cers Club. HARRY PRESTON ARONSON Huntington Veterinary A1195 College Baseball 'Team I, lg Officers Clubg Menorah Socictyg Society of Preventative Medicineg University Orchestra I, L, BQ University Band 3. REIMER AsMUs Ithaca Veterinary QTE. JOSEPH WILLIAMS AYERS Eafton, Pa. Chenziftry A ZlP'5 Red Keyg Al-Djebarg Freshman Advisory Committeeg College Honor Committeeg Majura. FREDERICK EVANDER BAcoN Pelham Manor Chenziftry GA. CHARLES EDWARD BAKER Schenectady Arn anal .fciencer AKAg Mandolin Clubg Newman Clubg University Orchestrag State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. CHARLES JILLSON BAKER Chicago, Ill. Electrical Engineering Xllfg Wearer of the- C g Freshman Baseball Teamg Varsity Baseball Team ag Junior Promenade Committeeg Majura. . ROBERT TREMAN BANKS Ithaca Law AX. 167 ELLIS JOHN BARRINGER HOMER MILLARD BARTBLS CIDAGDQ Freshman Lacrosse Team, Va Board. CARLTON HAWKINS BAscoM AX2g College Crew JAMES TAYLOR BATCHELOR EX. CURTIS STOWELL BATES GEORGE FRANCIS BAUER SIDNEY FREDERICK BAUER Eleusisg University Band I, 2., 3. DONALD NEILL BAXTER Eleusis . DAVID PERCY BEATTY CLASS OF 197.7 Crarynille Syracicre rsity Lacrosse Squa Lancarrer, Marr. 7., 3, College Basketball Team 3. Ben Anon, Pa. Springville New York City Eden' Rutherford, N. f. Pittehnrgh, Pa. d 2.5 Musical Clubs, Arn and Science! Art: and S ciencex The Cornell Widow Chenzietry Mechanical Engineering Arif and S cience.r Arc: and Sciences' Art: and S cience.r Electrical Engineering Forertry KZ, Red Keyg Freshman Advisory Committee 3g Forestry Clubg Assistant Manager of Inter- scholastic Track 3. HAROLD WILLIAM BEATY farnertown Arte and Science: Zodiac, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. WALTER GERALD BEEN Glenr Fall: Agriculture AZ. FREDERICK BEHLERS, JR. Brooklyn Art: and S cience.r Eleusis. WILLIAM JOSEPH BEMIS, JR. Richmond, Va. Arte and Science.: lI9K2g 3CvgJunior Varsity Crew ag Freshman Advisory Committee 3 5 Officers Club. RAY BENDER Ebenezer Agriculture Farmers' Week Committee, Round-Up Clubg Assistant Production Manager of Kermis Play 7.. GLEN WATSON BENNETT Schenectady Art: and S ciencex FRANK RANSOM BENTON, JR. Ithaca ' Foreetry AI Pg HCT5 Freshman Hockey Team, Varsity Hockey Team 1., Forestry Club. SIDNEY JAMES BERGER Peekrkill Art: and Science: OAT. ARTHUR BEATTYS BERRESEORD Milwaukee, Wir. Electrical Engineering Zodiac. WALLACE STOTT BERRY Philadelphia, Pa. Mechanical Engineering Seal and Serpent. MILLARD FILLMORE BINGHAM, 3D St. Louie, Mo. Am' and Science: B9lTg Red Key, Freshman Track Team, Freshman Advisory Comrnitteeg Musical Clubs. NORMAN FREDERICK BISSELL Brandon, Vt. Horne Economic! Ye Hosts, Cross Country Clubg College AFP, Freshman Cross Country Teamg Varsity Cross Country Squad a, 3, College Track Teamg Athletic Director 3. FRANKIQIIE HAMMOND BIVINS Brooklyn Cbffflifffj I' 168 I-M +A- H-Q --ww mf- -- -ff aw ---'W A - fl I CLASS OF 1917 l DONALD BLAKE Chicago, Ill. Law U lIUA9g fl1AAg College Soccer Team 7., Captain 3g College Basketball Team 7.5 College Baseball 1 Team 2., Manager 3g Intercollege Athletic Council. l TERANCE BLAKE Broolzbfn Mecbaizical Engineering ' ENQ LCTQ Freshman Lacrosse Teamg Varsity Lacrosse Team ag Freshman Rush Committeeg A.A. i Membership Committeeg Boxing Club. l 1 JOHN NEVILLE BLAKEMORE Louinfille, Ky. Artr and Science! Kig Masqueg Assistant Manager of Masque. LEO RANDALL BLANDING yracure Agriculture AZg Farmers' Week Committeeg Round-Up Clubg College Class Treasurer 3Q Kermis Cast 15 Assistant Manager Student Room Agency 3. JOHN FRANCIS BODGER . Gardena, Calif. Agriculture AFP. 1 ALBERT THOMAS BOLLES Bellozvr Eallr, Vt. Law Acaciag fI1AAg College Soccer Team EQ Masonic Club. JAMES CRAWFORD BOMAR Little Rock, Ark. Civil Engineering flPKEg Scabbard and Bladeg Southerners Clubg Glee Clubg Officers Clubg Captain, R.O.T.C. WILLIAM EWIN BONN Baltimore, Md. Civil Engineering 9 E. RUSSELL BERKINS BOOTH Wappingerr Fall: Veterinary Scorpiong QTZH Varsity Lacrosse Squad 3, 4g College Basketball Team 1, ag College Baseball Team 1, 1.5 Officers Clubg Society of Comparative Medicine. ' FOSTER SIDNEY BowDEN folznftown, Pa. Civil Engineering TKEg College Crew 1, 2.5 College Honor Committeeg The Cornell Civil Engineer Board 7., Circula- tion Manager 3. ISAAC CHARLES BOWMAN Lowville Agriculture AZ5 Tloe Cornell Countryman Board 3. EDWARD MICHAEL BOYNE Plailrnont Artr and Science: fIJKC9g State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. EVERETT CLAIR BRADLEY Rockaway Beach Art: and Science: ITK'1Jg Aleph Samachg Wearer of the C g Freshman Track Teamg Varsity Track Team 1.gJunior Smoker Committeeg Track Club. JOHN JOSEPH BRADLEY, JR. Concord, Marr. Cbernirtry QJK9. , JOHN PATRICK BRADY, JR. New York Gig' Civil Engineering AX. HERMAN PAUL BREITFELD i Geneva Agriculture AZ. JOHN AMOS BRILL Cortland Agriculture WILBUR STARR BROOKS Eaft Haililarn, Conn. Art: and Sciences FRANCIS MALLORY BROTHERHOOD Eaft Aurora Arte and Science: BQIL Scalp and Bladeg Assistant Manager of Hockey 3. I BENJAMIN WILLIAMS BROWN New York City Artr and Science: 241125 College Crew 7.5 C.U.C.A. Council 1, 7.. A ROBERT BAIRD BROWN Yonkerr Arr: and Science: ' ZlP'5 1'IAEg Sophomore Rush Committeeg General Spring Day Committee 1.5 All-Cornell Dance . Committee 35Junior Promenade Committeeg The Cornell Daibf Sun Board 1, 2., 3. - 169 T? Y D. ,- 54 I I U CLASS OF 199.7 l ELMER IRVING BROWNING Norwich, Conn. Agriculture I 1 4132 K. l DONALD CROSS BRYANT White Plain: Art: ancl .S'cience.r ll '86 Memorial Stage 1.. ARTHUEDRDWARD BUDDENHAGEN Buffalo Horne Economic: I ' College Crew 1' Ye Hosts. E 1 3 I I I il 5 BURTON ASHFORD BUGEEE New Rochelle Architecture if Dramatic Club 5 State Tuition Scholarship. , ll li X HAROLD RUSSEL BURGER Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Mechanical Engineering ' ' AXP. l . ll LOUIE MCSHERRY BURNS Charlet Town, W. Ya. Electrical Engineering gi Eleusis. I li ALFRED HENRY BURR Moorertown, N. f. Mechanical Engineering 1 Wi ROBERT BUTLER Yonkerf Civil Engineering I' BGJTI5 Pyramid5 JCV5 Freshman Crew5 Junior Varsity Crew 1.5 Sophomore Rush Committee. l VICTOR LLOYD BUTTEREIELD Eart Lanring, Mich. - Arte and Science: ,' BQH5 WCTQ Freshman Football Team5 Varsity Wrestling Team 7.5 Varsity Football Team Q., 35 Q, Freshman Banquet ConIIIiittee5 C.U.C.A. Council, Secretary 35 Student Council 35 Board of Mana- Ri gets of Willard Straight Hall. 5 . , WILLIAM EILENEERGER BUTTS Buffalo Mechanical Engineering College Soccer Team 35 Freshman Advisory Committeeg State Tuition Scholarship. l ERRETT HARGROVE CALLAHAN Pelham Manor Chernirtry Q ATA5 Al-Djebarg JCV5 Freshman Crew5 junior Varsity Crew 1. ll PHILIP IGLOSEPH CAELAEI, JR. Lynne Mechanical Engineering evvman lu . HORACEQIEDISON CARMALT Brookville, Pa. Electrical Engineering l . i . I WARREN MARCUS CARO Brooklyn Arte ancl .S'cience.r l-lAlIJ5 Dramatic Clubg Glee Club. MEYER CARTOON Tarrytown Arte-and Science: WILLIAM HENRY CASSEBAUM Brookbn Agriculture AFP5 Freshman Football Team5 Varsity Football Squad 7.5 3g Varsity Track Squad Q.. l l JAMES WALTER CAVES Phelpf Electrical Engineering l CIDAZ5 Freshman Baseball Squad5 State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. CHARLES NICHOLAS CHAMBERLAIN Elmira A riculture V AFP. 8 I 1 WILLIAM HOWARD CHANDLER Cleveland, Ohio Mechanical Engineering I ' 21115 Atmosg Red Key5 Freshman Baseball Squad5 Sophomore Smoker Committeeg junior Prome- nade Comm1ttee5 Freshman Advisory Committee 3. ALBERT LYON CHAPMAN Port Richnzoncl Arte ancl .5'ciencc.r C ECIJE5 ACE5 Freshman Soccer Team5 Varsity Soccer Team 7., 35 College Crew 1, 1.5 Freshman Tax ommittee. Q HENRYSMAXEHEBINZIZ Bujalo Chcmietry 4 tate ash an Tuition Scholarships. I 5 FRANCIE-:FERRY SRESHOLELII b Port Byron Art: anel .fciencer , eus1s5 cers u . I W I i 1 l 170 - MANUEL CILLONIZ - in 1 CLASS OF 197.7 Lima, Peru Civil Engineering A214115 Freshman Soccer Team, Freshman Cap Burning Committee. BERNARD CIOEPARI Newman Clubg Kenney Scholarship. ROGER CLAPP New Rochelle Art: and Science: Grand Gorge Agriculture l'lAEg Farmers' Week Committee 7., 3, Officers Club, Floriculture Club, President 3g State Cash Scholarship, The Cornell Countryman Board 1, 3. I KARL CLINTON Bujalo Civil Engineering l E415 Rod and Bob, Freshman Advisory Committee. WILLARD HAROLD COBB Scranton, Pa. Mechanical Engineering GA, Freshman Football Squad, Glee Club 2., 3. ALAN EDGAR CODDINGTON Scranton, Pa. Civil Engineering GX, Officers Club. RUFUS LAWRENCE COE Meenphir, Tenn. Agriculture Xflig Red Key, Majura, Atrux, Southerners Club. VINCENT JOSEPH COFFEY Beacon Artc and Sciencer Boxing Club, Secretary L, 3, Novice Boxing Championship, 145-pound Class, 1. GEORGE COHEN Broolzbn Art: and Sciences Novice Wrestling Championship, 12.5-pound Class, 3, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. EMMONS WILLIAMS COLLINS Duluth, Minn. Art: and S cience: OAX, Red Key, junior Smoker Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee, Assistant Manager Of Freshman Crew 3. THEODORE IRVXNG COLYER Hicluuille Arts and Sciencec EN, Glee Club. HOWARD VINCENT CONKEY Poughkeepcie Art: and Science: AEKIJ. GEORGE RALPH CONI-:LIN Poughkeepcie Agriculture RAYMOND WILLIAM CONKLIN Horceheadf Arte and Science: WALTER JAMES CONLEY Cohocton Agriculture fIJAE. CLYDE LELAND CONSTABLE Walton Veterinary ASF. ROLAND HENRY COOK S outhfeld, Mau. Arte and S cience: 1391-15 Savage Club. JOSEPH ANTONIO COOKE Buffalo Mechanical Engineering EH, HCTQ Freshman Hockey Teamg Freshman Baseball Teamg Varsity Hockey Team L, 3, Varsity - Baseball Squad LQ Musical Clubs, University Orchestra 1, 7., 35 University Band I, 7.. , BRUCE SAXTON CORNELL Ridgewood, N. f. Mechanical Engineering . ZH, Freshman Soccer Team, Freshman Lacrosse Squadg Varsity Lacrosse Squad 1. PAUL BARTHOLOMEW CORNING Yonker: Mechanical Engineering I ID KG, C.U.C.A. Council, Newman Club. DAVID STRAW COURTRIGHT Circleoille, Ohio Electrical Engineering HKNg Varsity Football Squad 1, 35 Hermits. ..... A it ll I7I I, CLASS OF 1917 WILLIAM FRANCIS COVIN AXE. ' ALVIN RANDALL COWAN ZAM5 Varsity Wrestling Squad 35 Va Scholarship. FS WARREN MOORE CRAFT, JR. MARTIN DAYLE CRAGBON Acacia. - ALBERT CRAIG STANTON COLLINS CRAIGIE U I Captain, College Swimming Team 7.5 C. GEORGE SPINNEY CRARY GX. WALTER SCOTT CRAWBUCK Willington, S. C. Chemietry Broolzhyn Arzir anel Tciencef ity Debate Team 1, 3g '94 Memorial Stage 35 State Tuition Bernarilfville, N. f. Mechanical Engineering Brockport Agriculture Ketchikan, Alarka Electrical Engineering New York City Civil Engineering U,C.A. Council 35 A.S.C.E.5 Officers Club. Lynhrook Agriculture Pittfhurgh, Pa. Electrical 'Engineering GAX5 Red Keyg' College Honor Committee 3. FLOYD TITUS CRAWFORD Montour Fall: Civil Engineering GAg College Athletic Director 35 State Tuition Scholarshipg The Cornell Civil Engineer Board Q., 3. HOWARD BEOWULEE CRISWELL, JR. Dallac, Tex. Arte anal Sciencec Varsity Fencing Team 1, 35 Rifle Team IQ Officers Club, Saturday Lunch Clubg British-American Club5 Debate Club5 Chess Clubg Debate Team5 '86 Memorial Stage, Captain, R.O.T.C. LINCOLN EVANS CRUIKSHANK Polana' Agriculture AZ5 Round-Up Club. ROSWELL WILLIAM CULL Cazenovia Civil Engineering HK'-D5 University Band I, Q., 3g University Orchestra 1, 7., 3. PAUL JOSEPH CUNNTNGHAM Aurora Civil Engineering KID KG. VARTKES SARKIS DAKESSIAN Erevan, Armenia Agriculture Cosmopolitan Club. ROBERT HOUSE DALEY Chatham Architecture A1125 The Cornell Graphic Board 7., Art Editor 3. DAN METZGER DALRYMPLE Horreheaele Agriculture LOUIS DANZIS NORMAN LINDSLEY DAVIDSON EAE5 Freshman Football Squadg Fresh Wrestling Squad 2., 35 Culver Club. CLINTON HENDRICKS DEDERICK ET. THOMAS CYRIL DEVEAU E N5 Freshman Cross Country Tearng Fr Freshman Banquet COmmittee5 Ye Hosts. EDWARD ANTHONY DEVLIN Adirondack Club, Newman Club. WILLIAM DICKER THEODORE MINER DICKINSON ABCD. , .v 1? 1 Newark, N T J, Arc: and Science: Scranton, Pa. man Wrestling Teamg Varsity Football Squad 2.5 Varsity Mechanical Engineering Kingeton Electrical Engineering .Schenectady Horne Economic! eshman Basketball Team5 Varsity Basketball Squad 7., 35 Malone Agriculture Ithaca Art.r ana' .Yciencer Raine Electrical Engineering 179. CLASS oy 199.7 FRED WILLIAM DIEPFENBACH jemgf City, N. j. Art.r and .S'cience.r BGJIT, Freshman Lacrosse Team, Varsity Lacrosse Squad lg Oflicers Club. CHARLES DANIEL DIETRICH Pekin, Ill. Mechanical Engineering AT Q, Red Key, Atmos, Freshman Cap Burning Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee, A.A. Membership Committee, Junior Promenade Committee, Assistant Manager of Varsity Lacrosse 3. OTTo CHARLES DOERING River Foreft, Ill. Law ATA, QJACD, Book and Bowl, The Cornell Law Quarterbf Board, The Cornell Widow Board 7.. HoRAcE KENNETH DRAKE Ithaca Home Economic: Ye Hosts. FREDERICK ALBERT CHARLES DREYV, LD Ontario, Calif. Artf and Science: ECDE, Aleph Samach, Wearer of the C , Freshman Crew, Varsity Crew z,Junior Smoker Com- mittee, Freshman Advisory Committee. HARRY WVILLIAM DRYDEN Schenectacly Electrical Engineering AT Q, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Squad 1, Freshman Cap Burning Committee. GEORGE BURTON DU B015 Newark Artf and 5'cience.r AT. THOMAS CLARKE DUNCAN Pittxhurgh, Pa. Electrical Engineering ZAE. HENRY SHANKLAND DUNNING .Siyracuxe Artt antl .Siciencer KA, Red Key. J ROLAND GROSVENOR EATON, JR. Lakewood, Ohio Home Econaniicx BGTI, Ye Hosts. CARL OLLER EBERHART Batavia Art: and .Siciencex RICHARD WALTON EDWARDS KAP, Oflicers Club, Sage Choir I, Q., 35 Scholarships, The Cornell Annualr Board 3. Wafhington, D. C. Cosmopolitan Club, Senators Club, Officers Club, First Lieutenant, R.O.T.C. Second Lieutenant, R.O.T.C. 35 State Cash and Tuition Civil Engineering MILES WHEELER EICHHORN Baltimore, Mol. Civil Engineering RUDOLEH EISNER Trenton, N. f. Art.r and Sciencer 5 GEORGE WILLIAM ELG I Newhurgh Electrical Engineering University Band 1, 7., University Orchestra I, 3, Mandolin Club 3. CHARLES MAYNARD EMSLIE Barre, Vt. Agriculture Acacia, UAE, Masonic Club, Floriculture Club. J PAUL TELIIORD ERICKSON - Ithaca Agriculture AFP, Officers Club. THOMAS ERSKINE' Atlantic City, N. f. ArtJ ancl .fciencex Cercle Francais, Dramatic Club. I ALBERT JAMES EVANS, JR. Fort Vallcgf, Ga. Art: and .S'cience.r XKID, Freshman Basketball Team, Varsity Basketball Squad 1, 3, Sophomore Rush Committee, I Freshman Advisory Committee, College Honor Committee 3, Southerners Club, Glee Club. SAMUEL SEBASTIAN EVANS, JR. Media, Pa. ArtJ and 5'cience.r AACIJ, Aleph Samach, Freshman Football Team, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Football Team 1, BQ Varsity Track Squad 7., Freshman Cap Burning Committee, Sophomore Smoker Committee. JOHN SHERMAN FAIR, JR. Llanerch, Pa. Mechaizical Engineering CIJFA. 2 - 173 CLASS OF I97.7 HENRY NATHANIEL FAIRBANKS Bangor, Me. AT Q, ACA, Varsity Track Squad 7., 3, Track Club 3. LEWIS WESLEY FEICK Sandurky, Ohio EH, Freshman Lacrosse Team, Varsity Lacrosse Team 1., Ofhcers Club. HOWARD WASHINGTON FEIGHT Dayton, Ohio QWFA, Varsity Football Squad 3, Dramatic Club. HERBERT JOSEPH FEINEN feriey City, N. Electrical Engineering Arte and Science: Arte and Sciencex Civil Engineering AX. LAURENCE BRUCE FELMUS Brooklyn Arte and Science: OAT. ROBERT FAIRBANKS FETHEROLP Binghamton Horne Economic: AFP, Ye Hosts. DAVIDA ASHTON FIELD Mahopac Agriculture Freshman Crew Squad, Novice Boxing Championship, 158-pound Class, 2., Officers Club. WENDELL EDWIN FIELD Oneicla Agriculture RAYMOND CONRAD FINGADO New York Gig' Arte anel Tcience: Zodiac, Deutscher Verein, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, The Cornell Graphic Board 3. KENNETH HENRY FISHER Harnhnrg Forextry AFP, College Crew 1., Forestry Club. WARREN WELLS FISK Rochefter Home Econornicx Glee Club 1, Q., 3, Ye Hosts. WILLIAM EARLE FOLTZ Wayland Art.r and Science: TIKA, Ofhcers Club, The Cornell Annualc Board 3.' ERNEST WILLIAM FossUM Greenwich, Conn. Mechanical Engineering 9 E, The Sihlgf journal of Engineering Board 1, 3, Assistant Manager of Freshman Basketball 3. WILLIAM HANDLER FOST Bloornjielcl, N. f. Arte ana' .S'cience.r JOHN MORGAN FRANCIS, JR. Troy Foreftry KA, JCv, Freshman Crew, Freshman Football Squad, Varsity Crew Squad 1., Varsity Football Squad 3, Forestry Club. ERNEST EDGAR FRANE Hualron Agriculture PHILIP FREDA Newark, N. f. Mechanical Engineering AHPA. ALBERT CROISSANT FREDERICK Alhany Horne Econornic: Acacia, Ye Hosts. FAUN XVILLIAM FREEBORN, JR. Tnlra, Okla. Mechanical Engineering AT Q, Freshman Basketball Squad, Varsity Basketball Squad 1., 35 Freshman Banquet Committee. KENNETH WOOD FULLER New Hartford Art: and .S'cience.r AZCIJ, Freshman Track Squad, Varsity Track Squad 7., 3, Track Club, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. BURTON GALLANT Cato Agriculture HAROLD GASSNER .Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering EAM, Wearer ofthe C , Freshman Football Team, Varsity Football Team 3. ROBERT XVARNER GAUSMANN Grand Gorge Mechanical Engineering 174 ' l 1 I l I - A-A 1--A - f 1 l CLASS OF 197.7 1 l ' ROBERT BARNES GEAR Chicago, Ill. Electrical Engineering l SEPA, Ofhcers Club. 1 I l V JOHN NEWTON GEIER lVinderznere, Fla. BAE. ARTHUR JOSEPH GEIGER S ujffern ' JDKG-D, Newman Clubg Officers Clubg Deutscher Verein. HENRY SHELDEN GERMOND, 3D Bayonne, N. f. TKE, Freshman Wrestling Squad, Musical Clubs, University Orchestra 1, 7., Blair Clubg Cercle Francais. HERMAN GILBERT New York City CIJAM, Boxing Club. ALBERT DOUGLAS GLANVILLE State Cash Scholarship. BURNHART GLASSGOLD HACI1, Blair Club. JULIAN SALE GOBLE 9Ag College Soccer Team 3. MORTON DAVID GOTTLIEB REGINALD LINUS GRACE Auhurn Woodridge White Plain: Rockaway Beach AT, Adirondack Clubg Ofhcers Club. MAX GRATZ Varsity Cross Country Squad 2.. JOHN SHELLEY GRAYBILL, 3D Hermits. FRANcEsco SAvER1o GRAZIADEL QTE . HAROLD STEWART GREEN EAM, Debate Club. VICTOR GROHMANN V 'IIJFA5 Scabbard and Blade, Var ROBERT CAMNER GROSSMAN QAM . JOHN MARCELLUS GROVES B91-lg Dramatic Clubg The Corn ALBERT FARR1NGToN GUNNISON State Cash Scholarship. CARL FREDERICK HAKEWESSELL AXA. LYMAN DAVISON HALL DX, Freshman Baseball Team, STEPHEN EDWARD HALL ZAE. HARMON HALLENBECK WALTER WESLBY HAMMOND, JR. Mechanical Engineering Arte and S cience: Mechanical Engineering 3, Ofhcers Clubg Art: and S ciencef Art.r and Science! Law Civil Engineering Arte and S cience: Morrirtowri Veterinary Brookbfn Art: and S cience.r Lancafter, Pa. Civil Engineering Utica Veterinary Toledo, Ohio Art: and S cience: Dernarert, N. Home Econonzicr sity Football Squad 1, 3, C.U.C.A. Council, Ofhcers Club. Brookbn Artf and Science: St. Louie, Arte and Sciencer ell Graphic Board. Whitehall Agriculture Hartford, Conn. ' Architecture Vallgurtrearn Arte and S ciencef Varsity Basketball Squad Q., 3gVarsity Baseball Squad 2.. Morztclair, N. f. Electrical Engineering Hudson Agriculture ' Palnzerton, Pa. Art: and S ciencer A211195 Varsity Cross Country Team 3. l - 175 CLASS or 1917 JAMES FARNSWORTH HAND Cincinnati, Ohio Chernictry ZX, Al-Djebar, Freshman Football Squad, Varsity Football Squad 1, 3,Junior Smoker Committee. HERBERT HYATT HATFIELD Freeport A Agriculture Zfb, Forestry Club. RICHARD HAUG Brookbfn Art: anti S cience: Deutscher Verein. - JAMES HENRY HAVEY Lihergf Art: and Science: QPKQ, Newman Club. ROBERT SI-IELDoN HAYDEN Saratoga Springr Arte and Sciencer Zodiac, Freshman Basketball Squad, College Basketball Team 3, Adirondack Club. WILLIAM HENRY HENDRICKSON, LD Ridgewood, N. f. Electrical Engineering X411 LLOYD MANNERS HOLCOMBE Hopewell, N. f. Arte and Science: GX, Freshman Baseball Squad, Varsity Baseball Squad 7., Freshman Advisory Committee 3. RANSOM STEELE HoLMEs, JR. Apalachin Arte ana' Science: AZCD, UAE, Freshman Baseball Team, C.U.C.A. Cabinet 3, The Cornell Annualr Board, Associate Editor 3, Editor of Freshman Handbook 3. TOSEPH WILLIAM HOUCK Harrironhurg, Va. A Chemistry AACID, Glee Club I, 1, 35 University Orchestra 1,'a., 3, Acting Manager of Tennis 3. CHARLES EUGENE HOUGI-IToN Ithaca Forertry A KE, Wearer of the C , cCcc, Freshman Track Team, Freshman Cross Country Team, Varsity , Track Team 1, 3, Varsity Cross Country Team Q., 3, Forestry Club, Cross Country Club. CLARENCE CHARLES HoUsE Avon Agriculture AFP, College Track Team I5 College Crew L, College Honor Committee L. CHARLES EVERETT HOWES Elrnira Arte ana' Sciencer Scorpion, Savage Club, Musical Clubs, University Band 3, State Cash Scholarship. PHILLIPS BENNITT HoYT Wert Newton, Marr. Electrical Engineering 2115, Red Key, President 3, HCT, Freshman Baseball Squad, Freshman Football Squad, Varsity Football Squad Q., Varsity Hockey Team LQ Freshman Advisory Committee 3. CI-IING MING HU Anhui, China 4 Civil Engineering PIP, Secretary, Chinese Students Club. ERNEST ROEERT HUEI1 Sherman Chernirtry AXE. ROBERT WATIcINs HUGHES Whitehall Electrical Engineering Officers Club, Adirondack Club. DONALD ELLIS HUNTINGTON Weheter Grover, Mo. Arte and Sciencer Freshman Advisory Committee 3, Junior Smoker Committee, C.U.C.A. Council 1, 3, Secretary- Treasurer, Student Agencies 3, Assistant Manager of Student Laundry Agency 3. WILLIAM CASWELL HUNTOON Eaft Greenwich, R. I. Mechanical Engineering KIJAGJ. THADDEUS BAKER HURD Cbale, Ohio Architecture TKE, Masque, Dramatic Club, Masque Play I, 7., 3. Ross CLARENCE HURREY Warhiiigtoiz, D. C. Mechanical Engineering FLETCHER DORBIAN INGALIS Staten Ifland Agriculture Officers Club. 176 CLASS OF IQZ7 HENRY WILLIAM ISALY Xllfg Aleph Samachg Wearer of the C mitteeg Sophomore Rush Committee. HARRY HARTLEY IURKA FCTQ Varsity Fencing Team 3g Hermitsg ANDREW IVAN IVANOFF GX. SPAS SIMEONOFF IVANOFF Cosmopolitan Club. HIRAM DUDLEY IvEs fIJI'Ag College Soccer Team 1., 3. ALBERT ALFRED JACOBSON EAM. ROBERT BUMSTED JARVIS CIDKIFQ Pyramidg jCvg WALTER HENRY JENNINGs Officers Club. HOWARD WILLIAM JOHNS GJX. SAMUEL CHARLES JOHNS Marzrhelrl, Ohio Arts' and .Yeieneer g Varsity Football Team IQ., 3g Freshman Banquet Com- Melrlpliif, Tenn. Fencing Club, Lomlon , Engleln New York City Bolti lzzo re, Mil. Yonkerr Newark, N. . Architecture President 3, 4. rl Meebezniml Engineering Agriculture Civil Engineering Art: and .lcieneex Civil Engineering Freshman Crew5Junior Varsity Crew 7.5 Varsity Football Squad 7.. New York City Ritlgwny, Pa. Cleveleznel, Obio A4195 Freshman Banquet Committeeg College Honor Co Civil Engineering Electriml Engineering MECZ7d7ZlCdZ Engineering mmittee 35 Freshman Advisory Commit- tee 3. WILLIAM EINAR JORDAN Muznuroneek Agriculture GEORGE JOSLIN Rockville Centre Civil Engineering WILLIAM JOSEPH JOYCE, JR. C0lll771biZlJ', Oloio Meelmnical Engineering fIJKllf5 Sophomore Smoker CommitteegJunior Smoker Committeeg Assistant Manager of Varsity Basketball 3. CHARLES LoUIs KADES Newburgh Artf onel .Yeienrer IIACIJQ State Cash and Tuition Scholarshipsg The Cornell Dezibf inn Board 7., 3, DANIEL CLINTON KAUFHERR Eezrt Orange, N , f. Arte and ference: fI1ETlg University Band 1, 1, 3. . GEORGE JosEPH KEATING Sag Harbor Artr uno' .Yeieneer Newman Clubg State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. EUGENE JosEPH KELLEY Logonrport, Intl, Eleetrieul Engineering AXA. t GEORGE HENSLE KENNY New York City Law Scorpiong fIJAA5 Ye Hostsg Newman Clubf DAVID LAWRENCE KESSLER Albany Artr anti Xeieneee Freshman Crew Squadg College Crew IQ College Basketball Team 7.. KENNETH WILBUR KEYES Gouverneur l Veterinary AIF5 Adirondack Clubg Ofhcers Club. DEXTER SIMPSON KIMEALL, JR. Itlonen Merloezniml Engineering KEQ Atmosg Freshman Rush Committeeg Freshman Advisory Committeeg Musical Clubs. CLARENCE RICHARD KINGSTON Mount Morris' Electrical Engineering 177 I I 1 I l l I1 V iv 77iT 2 Y f 'I l CLASS or 1917 il y. ll ALFRED STEPHENSON KINSEY Wyoming, Ohio Electrical Engineering ll ll GARRETT KIRK, 7.D Ooerhrook, Pie. Art: and Science: l CIJKT' 5 Red Key, Secretary 35 Freshman Rush Comrnittee5Junior Promenade Committee 5 Majura. l FLOYD GUILFORD KIRKHAM Brookbfn Mechezizicezl Engineering li Eleusisg State Tuition Scholarship. ll NORMAN LEROY KISTLER I Hezzelcon, Pee. Mechofiicezl Engineering lj Drake Memorial Scholarship. H ROBERT GLENN KNEEDLER Greenrhicrg, Pez. Art! and Sciences J ROBERT JOSEPH KOCH Alliance, Ohio Arco eznel Science: 1 TIACIJ. ,. NORMAN CARL KONRAD Biejfezlo Cheiniftry ll CIYAZ. xl ll CARL GUSTAF KRANCHER Brooklyn Mechnizicnl Engineering I Officers Club. N li EDWARD MAX KRECH Riclgewoocl, N. f. Civil Engineering 2 TIKA5 Pyramid5 Freshman Cre'vv5 Junior Varsity Crew LQ Student Council 7.5 Masque Play 3. I. ll HARVEY ERNEST KRECH Rocherier Civil Engineering 1, College Crew 1. JOHN GARRETT KRTEGER S nlezinnncez Arte and S cienceo Wearer of the C 5 ACF, Freshman Football Squadg Freshman Baseball Team, Varsity Baseball ll Squad 1.5 Varsity Soccer Team 1, 35 Sophomore Rush Committee5 Junior Promenade Committee. l , THEODORE CHARLES KUHN Ponghkeepfie Arn ezncl Science: Q AXA5 The Cornell Dezibf San Board, Column Editor 3. jli EDWARD ROYAL HENRY KURZ Brooklyn Arte and Science.: 1 GH:Icers Club. l ARCHIBALD MCVEY LAIDLAW, JR. Ellicottville Arte and Sciencef Eleusis5 Musical Clubs, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. I l GILBERT BALDWIN LAINIB New York City Civil Engineering ll X415 Rod and Bobg College Honor Committee 1., 3. I l JOHN EDWARD LAMBLY Wyoming, N. Arte and Science: W CIPAE5 Dramatic Club. GEORGE DARWIN LAMONT Alhion Arty and Science.: .l AX5 Musical Clubs5 Ball and Chain, The Cornell Dllibl Sun Board, Associate Manager 1, Assistant Circulation Manager 3. . THOMAS ELDREDGE LAMONT Alhion Agricnlmre AX5 State Cash Scholarshi 5 The Cornell Conner rnnn Board L, 5 Assistant Mana er of Student I P J' 3 8 7 Periodical Agency 3. 5 E LEO LANDAUER Dezllaf, Texas Civil Engineering ll ZBT5 Freshman Track Team. JERvIs LANGDON, JR. Elnzirez Art: and Sciences .I KA5 Aleph Samachg Freshman Tennis Teamg Chairman, Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Central li Honor Cornmitteeg Majura, British-American Club5 Saturday Lunch Clubg Student Council BQ The gl Cornell Dezib' Sun Board I, 7., 3. 1 li BERTRAM LEEEAR, JR. New York City Arr: and Sciencu I EAM5 President, Freshman Debate Clubg University Band I, 2., 3. -u-an-n-gn- iww 178 CLASS OF 197.7 LEONARD MAURER LEICK CIJAE. ANDREW FRANCIS LENART MALCOLM FREDERICK LEONARD Lakewood, Ohio New York City Leonarelo, N. f. Agriculture Civil Engineering Architecture EX, Freshman Football Squadg Freshman Cap Burning Committee. SYDNEY LEONARD WALLACE ORRIN LEONARD CDE K. HAROLD FRIEDMAN LBOPOLD VAL ROGIN LEVINE AEH, State Tuition Scholarship. FRED HAROLD LEVY ARTHUR WALTER LEWIS GX, Al-Djebarg Hermits. BRUCE LocI-IIvIAN LEWIS I Zodiac. GEORGE HARDING LEWIS, JR. XKIJ, Red Key, Junior Promenade Committee, Majura, Ass STEPHEN RICHMOND LEWIS Officers Club. WINDSOR DAVID LEWIS ' New York City Toleelo, Ohio Youngrtown, Ohio New York Cigf Newark, N. f. Oneonta Philadelphia, Pa. Norfolk, Va. Chatham Kingfton, Pa. AXA, Central Honor Cornmitteeg Officers Club. CHUNG CHUAN LIEU PW, Chinese Students Club. VERLEE ORSON LINDERMAN I The Cornell Countryman Board 7., 3. IRVING MURRAY LIPSCHITZ - TEKIJ. DAVID LITTAUER UPA, State Tuition Scholarship. HARRY BARCLAY LOVE KAP5 Freshman Track Squad, College Cheerleader 3. JACK GLICK LUBELLE HOWARD ALBIN LUCIUS Zodiac. REGINALD BUcHAN ROSEVEAR LUEDER Foochow, China Allegaigf New York City New York Cilfjf Ithaca Baseball Team I, 2.5 Rochecter .Youth Orange, N. Morriftown, N. f. Zodiac, Freshman Football Squad, Varsity Football Squad DEAN APLIN LYON PHILIP SCHUYLER LYON Leoininxter, Man. Cleoelanel, Ohio AAfIDg Varsity Basketball Squad 3, Hermits. q uu i Agriculture Mechanical Engineering Art! and Science: Arte ana' Science: Arte ana' .S'cience.r Chemirtry Mechanical Engineering Art: and .S'cience.r istant Manager of Freshman Baseball 3. Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering Agriculture Arte and .S'cience.r Artc and .fciencei Home Economic: College Soccer Team 3, Ye Hosts, Art.r and .S'cience.r Electrical Engineering Civil Engineering 7., 3. Electrical Engineering Artf and .Yciencer I79 l l .lv - X . I l ' CLASS OF 197.7 Il II l SAMUEL GARBER MCCAUSLAND Cbicuga, Ill. Civil Engineering 1 Scorpion, A.A. Membership Committee, Assistant Manager of Freshman Lacrosse 3. l JOHN WALDO MCCONNELL Huftingr-an-Huel.ran Civil Engineering 1 KE, College Crew I, 7., College Soccer Team 1, Varsity Soccer Squad 3. l V EDWIN BRYCE MCCROHAN, JR. New York City Meclauiiicul Engineering , ITKA, ACF, Freshman Basketball Team, Freshman Baseball Team, Varsity Soccer Team 1, 33 5 Varsity Lacrosse Team lg Sophomore Rush Committee. l ARTHUR COMBER MCHUGH Bula, Pu. Mecbuizicul Engineering I KIJKG, Officers Club, Newman Club. 1 SYLVESTER JOSEPH MCKELVY Newark, N. f. Civil Engineering Zodiac, cCccg Freshman Cross Country Team, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Cross Country I Team 3, College Track Team lj College Cross Country Team Q., Newman Club, Cross Country Club. l l WILLIAM ROY MCKNIGHT Higbtrtvivn, N . f. Agriculture AZ, Farmers' Week Committee L, 3. . L BUEL MCNEIL Cliicuga, Ill. Electricezl Engineering ' GA, Freshman Track Squad, College Soccer Team 3. ' JAMES LEON MAIRS ' .S't. Puul, Minn. Arte iznil Science: XCD, Glee Club 3, University Band I, 7., 3. 1: WILFRBD MALONE Pizrk Riiige, Ill. Civil Engineering ' ' MARTIN EDWARD MALONEY Waterloo Electrical Engineering I BAE, Cheerleader 3. 1 ' ALI SULEIMANOVITCH MAMLEEFF Itbncu Agriculture l ALFRED THEODORE MANACHER jerxegf Cigf, N. f. Artr iznel .S'cience.r l ix EARLE GURNEY MANN Ricbinanil, Incl. Agriculture M KDKLF, Varsity Soccer Squad 7., 3, Chairman, Freshman Tax Committee, Sophomore Smoker P Committee. 1 I HARVEY CLAFLIN MANSEIELD Wizflaington, D. C. Art.r unil .fciencer l Telluride Association, Glee Club, Agassiz Club, Debate Team 3. ll FREDERICK STEPHEN MANTHAI Port fervir Civil Engineering 1 Advanced Choir IQ Glee Club 1. I . lx JOHN DUDLEY MARSH Pezinefville, Ohio Art: unil Sciencer l CLARENCE AUGUSTINE MARTIN, JR. Itbucu Electrical Engineering M CIPFA. l JUAN JOSE MARTINEZ Mexico City, Mexico Mccbuizicul Engineering ' IIJKG, A.S.M.E., Newman Club. l ARTHUR LESLIE MEAKER Auburn Art: eznil Science: I LYLIAN FORBES MEARS Cornwell!-an-the-Hucifan Meclourzicul Engineering I Freshman Football Squad, Officers Club. ly DANA NOYES MERRILL Fort Tbonzeif, Ky. Mechanical Engineering Q SAE, Senators Club. l XVILLARD BIRDSEYE MERRITT Pruttrburg Arte einil Sciencex l HENRY CHARLES METZGER, JR. Itbezcei Home Ecvnvinicf , Scorpion, College Soccer Team 3, Ye Hosts. I i ,M , 1 180 'V l FRANKLIN EcIcEss MILLAN GX. CAMERON SIMPSON MILLER 1ID2Kg University Orchestra. EDWIN NOBLE MILLER AI'Pg Glee Club I, 1., 3g Ye Hosts. LEWIS JACOB MILLER BSP. SAUL MARTIN MILLER GEORGE GORDON MITCHELL CLASS OF 1917 Tarnpico, Mexico New York Cigf Homer New York Cily Brooklyn Aherdeen, Md. Electrical Engineering Home Economic: Home Economic: Artx and .Yciences Arc: and Sciences Civil Engineering . EN, Red Keyg Rod and Bobg ACAAQ Freshman Track Teamg Varsity Track Squad Q., BQ Freshman Banquet Committeeg Freshman Advisory Committee 3g Southerners Clubg Track Club. WILLIAM DANIEL MOEDER Cleveland Heightr, Ohio Electrical Engineering H K N. CARROLL KEITH MOFFATT Walden Civil Engineering TKEg College Honor Committee, Ofhcers Clubg The Cornell Civil Engineer Board 7., Assistant Business Manager 3. RICHARD HENRY MOLLENBERG Bzejalo EH, Scalp and Bladeg LCTQ Captain, Freshman Lacrosse Team, Freshman Soccer Teamg Varsity Lacrosse Team 7.5 Freshman Cap Burning Committee. Mechanical Engineering CHARLES HERBERT MOORE Lake Foreit, Ill. AT, Pyramidg Freshman Track Teamg Varsity Track Squad 2., 3, College Honor Committee 7., 35 The Cornell Annualf Board 3. JAMES WHITNEY MOORE B911 ABRAM CHARLES MORSE, JR. BZPQ Freshman Crew Squad. RAYMOND CARMEL MORSE River Edge, N. New York City Brookbn ZCIJEg Freshman Soccer Teamg Varsity Soccer Squad Q., Annual: Board 3. WILLIAM RICHARD MORGAN AXAg Glee Club 1, 3. ALBXIS JOSEPH MORTOLA Newman Clubg A.S.C.E. WALTER MUIR Chess Club, President 1. . RALPH BRADY MUNNS Civil Engineering Arif and Science: Arn and Science: Art: and .fciencec Freshman Tax Committeeg The Cornell Utica Civil Engineering New York City Civil Engineering Montreal, Canada Electrical Engineering Pittchnrgh, Pa. Horne Economics AKEg Aleph Sarnachg Wearer of the C g Freshman Football Teamg Captain, Freshman Wrest- ling Teamg Freshman Track Teamg Varsity Football Team 1, 3g Freshman Cap Burning Committeeg Sophomore Rush Committeeg Junior Smoker Committee, Ye Hosts. GEORGE EDWIN MUNSCHAUER Bnjalo ZAE. GERALD AUGUSTUS MURRAY Rockaway Beach TIKQ95 Freshman Track Squaclg Varsity Track Squad 1. JOHN MALLOCH MYLNE, JR. Riverside, Calif. Pyramidg College Crew IQ A.S.C.E. i Mechariical Engineering Arty and .fciencec Civil Engineering 181 H I i 'P i I l I F V CLASS OF 197.7 I .5 il I ARTHUR LORD NASH Flnehing Artr and Science: 1 I ZH, Freshman Hockey Team, Freshman Baseball Team, Varsity Hockey Squad 7., Varsity i Baseball Squad 7.. I l l SIMON SHAFFRON NATHAN Rooxevelt Electrical Engineering E' xi Cosmopolitan Club, Secretary 3. I is i WALTER KELSEY NIELD Eart Aierora - Arte and Science: 1 AT Q, UAE, Red Key, Scalp and Blade, Freshman Rush Committee, Sophomore Smoker Com- , mittee, The Cornell Widow Board 7., 3. l STANLEY RODMAN NOELE Yonkerc Arte anel Sciencer 5 CIJFA, TCT, Freshman Tennis Team, Varsity Tennis Team 7., The Cornell Annual: Board, Associate l Manager 3. - ll WILLIAM NOONEURG Patercon, N. . Cheinirtry l . . 1' Acacia, College Crew, Masonic Club. 3 I GEORGE JAY NORTH Chevy Chare, Mel. Chenzirtry C.U.C.A. Council, Oflicers Club. W WILLIAM NOVEMBER B7'00khjl1Z Art! anel S ciencer - Parabola Club, White Scholarship. 1 HOWARD BOHNER NOYES Alhaigf - Civil Engineering XE, Oficers Club, Masonic Club, The Cornell Civil Engineer Board, Alumni Editor 3. GEORGE DORRIs OODEN Batavia Law il AX, C.U.C.A. Council 3, Varsity Cross Country Squad 3, Ball and Chain, Musical Clubs 1, 7., 3. WILLIAM HALL OGDEN Ithaca f Civil Engineering i AACIJ, Rod and Bob. OSCAR ORVILLE OLDBERG Detroit, Mich. Mechanical Engineering 1 ZH, Freshman Track Squad, Varsity Track Squad 7., 3. I li HERBERT BROWN OLMSTEAD New Britain, Conn. Civil Engineering I College Cross Country Team 1, College Track Team 7.. I CHARLES SCHILLING O'NEIL Ithaca Mechanical Engineering l BOH, Red Key, Freshman Advisory Committee, Glee Club I, 7.. V ROBERT KENNETH OYNEIL Enelicott I Veterinary 1 QT2, College Baseball Team I, 7., Officers Club, Newman Club. l' SAMUEL CARSON OSBORNE Ventnor City, N. f. Electrical Engineering i l. KE, Sophomore Smoker Committee, A.A. Membership Committee 3, Dramatic Club, Officers 1 Club, A.l.E.E., Assistant Manager Of Varsity Wrestling 3. l 1 ii IRVING OSTROW Poughkeepfie Arte anil Science: ul 1 i GEORGE NELSON PAGE S yracnre Mechaiiical Engineering gl gl OA, University Band I, L, 3, University Orchestra 7., 3. Isl I HERbIAN PALESTINE Brookbfn Civil Engineering , 1 FRANCIS -CHARLES PALMER Apalaehin Art.r anal Science! Q l AECD, Business Manager of Freshman Handbook 3. ROBERT NELSON PALMER Dunkirk Law ll AX' I 'Q , NEIL HAMILL PARK Parkin, Ark. Lanelxcape Architecture Scorpion, Newman Club, OHicers Club. in , FREDERICK XVILLIAM PARKER, JR. Glencoe, Ill. Mechanical Engineering T' L WY, Red Key, Atmosgjunior Promenade Committee, Assistant Manager of Freshman Track 3. in , A l -- i l I 187. WARREN JAMES PASHLEY CLASS OF 1917 ATAg Red Keyg Freshman Advisory Committee. TOINI HELVI PASTO RALPH HARRISON PAYNE ECDE5 Masque. ARTHUR SEYMORE PEARSON IRVING DAVID PEISNER Louis PENN College Basketball Team 1, 35 State Cas GEORGE CLARENCE PERKINS GAXQ Glee Club 1. IRVIN ANTHONY PERROTTA Scorpiong Newman Clubg Masque Play 7.. WALTER MERTON PERRY ALBERT EDWARD PETERMANN, JR. AX'F h T l-:T 'U ' ' O l Oneonta Artf and .Yeienref Lockwood Arte and .feiencef Y01l7lgJ'f0Z07Z, Obie Arehirertizre Yonker: Civil Engineering Mieldletown, Conn. Arte and Seieneex Braokbn Arn' and .Ytienrer h and Tuition Scholarshipsg Undergraduate Scholarship. Newark Arte and Seieneex Reading, Pez. Art: eznel Sciences Bf'00kbl7Z Meebaniral Engineering Cezlunzet, Mielo. Arte eznel .fcieneer 1' VI' , res man rac eam, niversity rc Iest a IQ Uni e sity Band I, 7., 3. GEORGE WESTCOTT PETTINGER Rochester Civil Engineering 9Xg University Orchestrag Mandolin Clubg State Tuition Scholarship. HERBERT LEAL PICK Newark, N. J. Artr and Seieneef Freshman Football Squadg Varsity Wrestling Squad zg Varsity Football Squad LQ College Basket- ball Squadg College Wrestling Teamg College Track Teamg University Orchestra Q., 3. ROLAND HENRY PIEROTTI JOHN ELWOOD PITTENGER TKE. MARIO PITTONI AfIJA . JAMES EMIL POLLAK New York Cizjl tftewnrtfville, N. Lynbrook Cincinnati, Olsio Red Keyg Freshman Track Teamg Freshman Tax Committeeg BERNARD COHN PRAGBRSON New Rochelle ITAGJ5 State Cash Scholarship. FRANK ROLAND PRESTON Floriculture Club. MILTON VAN NEST PULLEN 9X5 C.U.C.A. Counci GEORGE PURNELL AT Q. ROBERT HOADLEY QUAIL GAX. ADRIAN RICHARD QUILLINAN Forestry Club. ALBERT STEPHEN QUINN Student Council 3. Arif and .Ytieneef Mechanical Engineering Arn eznel .S'eiente.r Arn eznel Seieneer Arn and .Ytieneer Oxford Agrieulriere Meizeloii Arif eznel Scienref l 7.5 Ol'Ecers Club BQ State Cash Scholarship. Higginrville, Mo. Agrieieltizre Brookbfn Meebnfiieal Engineering North Troy Farertgf Wnterrowfi Civil Engineering AZCI13 Newman Clubg A.S.C.E.g Tloe Cornell Civil Engineer Board 3. .-F J. 183 CASPAR RAPPENECKER IT KA. MICHAEL RAPUANO I Q CLASS OF 197.7 Ocean Grove, N. f. Art: ancl Science: .Yyracufe Landscape Architecture BGH, Gargoyleg Wearer of the C g Freshman Football Team, Varsity Football Team 1, 3g Junior Promenade Committee, L'Ogive. EDWARD ASHLEY RECKHOW Bujjtalo X Home Economic! 9AXg Scalp and Blade, Ye Hosts. HERMAN REDDEN Irvington, N. f. Electrical Engineering EX, Masque. ARTHUR BRADFORD REED , Worcester, Marc. Mechanical Engineering EAE, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team Lg Freshman Tax Committeeg Track Club. THEODORE DANIEL REIMERS New York Cigf Electrical Engineering ECIJZ. CLAUDE EDWARD REINHARD - Walnutport, Pa. Arte and Sciences Heckscher Tuition Scholarship. RAYMOND REISLER Erookbfn Arte anel Sciencee EAM, Freshman Lacrosse Teamg Varsity Lacrosse Squad lg College Lacrosse Teamg Masque Play 3. ELLIOTTICARMER RHODES Clarence Center Agriculture AZ. GERALD PETER RHODES Clarence Center . Agriculture AZ, Varsity Cross Country Team 7.5 Varsity Track Team 3, Cross Country Club. LESTER ROBBINS Brookbn Cheiniftry CDEIT5 Wearer of the C , Freshman Football Team, Freshman Lacrosse Team, Varsity Foot- ball Squad 1., 3, Varsity Lacrosse Team 2., Junior Smoker Committee. DANIEL GUY ROBINHOLD Kingfton, Pa. Electrical Engineering KAP, Wearer of the C 5 Varsity Football Team 3. 4 WILLIAM NEALE RODGER Brookbn Mechanical Engineering AT Q, Freshman Crew Squad. EUCi-ENE IRVING ROE Troy Forestry Forestry Club. - JOSEPH CARL ROEDIGER New York Cigf Chernirtry Freshman Soccer Teamg Freshman Baseball Squad, Varsity Soccer Squad 1., 3. JULIUS LEON ROGOIIF Braokbrn Art: ancl Science: OAT. DANIEL MICHAEL ROLLINS Bronxoille Mechanical Engineering TKEg TBl'lg Atmosg LCTQ Freshman Lacrosse Teamg Varsity Lacrosse Teamg A.A. Membershiip CornnIitteeg'OfF1cers Club, Second Lieutenant, R.O.T.C, The Sihlqf journal of Engineering Boar , Advertising Manager. EDWIN BERNARD ROSE CIP2Ag Blair Club, Officers Club. LEs'rER JEROME ROSENBERG Wearer of the C , Freshman Basketball Team, Varsity Football Squad 7., Team 3. SIMON ROSENZWEIG Menorah Society. DANIEL LESLIE ROTHSCHILD OATg Varsity Football Squad 3. Montclair, N. f. Electrical Engineering Uniontown, Pa. Art: and .Yciencef Brookbfn Art: and Science: Newark, N. f. Arte and Science: 184 CLASS OF 192.7 N RIPENDRA LAL ROY Calcutta, India Mechanical Engineering Cosmopolitan Club. KENNEDY FURLONG RUEERT Owego Mechanical Engineering HAROLD LAWRENCE RULAND Northport Art: and Science: Eflg Musical Clubs 1, BQ Savage Club, University Band I, LQ University Orchestra 1, 3g Under- graduate Scholarship. Q Civil Engineering Art: and Science: Art: and .S'cience: Electrical Engineering WILLIAM JOHN RUSSELL Marcella: AXAg Pyramidg General Spring Day Committee LQ A.A. Membership Committee 3, The Cornell Widow Board 2., Assistant Business Manager 3. WILLIAM LA Roci-IE RUSSELL Pelham Manor AKIP5 Varsity Soccer Squad 1., 35 Freshman Advisory Committee 3. EDGAR FRANK SAcHs New York City HAIIJ, Freshman Crew Squadg Varsity Crew Squad 7.. LOUIS NAPOLEON ST. JAMES Bitjjfalo EH, HKNg Musical Clubsg University Orchestra I, 7., 35 University Band ARTHUR ESTEEAN SALDANA Santurce, P. R. fIJK9g Newman Club. JOSEPH SANDLER Monticello l BEP5 State Cash Scholarship. I JOHN SASSANI Binghamton AQUA. WILLIAM RODERICK SAXE Ithaca GXQ University Orchestra I, 1, 3. CHARLES HENRY SCHAAER, 1D Warhington, D. C. Electrical Engineering Art: and .Yciencer Art: and .fciencer Electrical Engineering Art: ancl tfcience: Telluride Association, Freshman Banquet Committeeg Freshman Advisory Committeeg Sopho- more Smoker Comrnitteeg All-Cornell Dance Committee, Musical Clubsg Board of Managers of Willard Straight Hallg The Cornell Daib Sun Board 7., 3. LESLIE ANGEVINB SCHADE Hoboke, Ma::. AECIU Varsity Lacrosse Squad 7.. LEE SCHAENEN Ba:king Ridge, N. f. AT, Freshman Basketball Squad. HERMAN ROBERT SCHENKEL ' Eart Hampton GJXg UAE., Officers Club. Art: ancl Science: Art: and Xcience: Agriculture Home Economic: Art: and Science: Art: ancl Science: Art: anel Science: Mechanical Engineering ADOLPH HARRY SCHIMMELPFENNTG Montclair, N. f. KZ, Aleph Samachg Freshman Cap Burning Committeeg A.A. Membership Committee 3g Ye Hostsg Assistant Manager of Varsity Baseball 3. LUDWIG FREDERICK SOHLECHT .S'yracu:e Scorpion. I HARRY ANDREWS SCHMIDT Mineola 2412. JACK SCHNEIDER Brooklyn College Track Team 15 Cross Country Club. WILLIAM SHERWOOD SCHNEIDER Fulton HARRY SCHOEN ' Fore:t Hill: Garden: , College Baseball Team, College Soccer Team I, 3, 45 Cercle Francais. Civil Engineering 185 I r 1 lk ' EE J CLASS OF 197.7 Ii 1 HENRY SCI-IWEER Denton, Tex. Arte and .5'cience.r V BSU. l PAUL JEAN SCILEPPI Brookbn Arte and Sciencer i AQJA, Freshman Basketball Teamg Varsity Basketball Squad. f GEORGE NORMAN SCOTT 1 Port Cherter Electrical Engineering l GX, Alefph Samach, A.A. Membership Committeeg Freshman Advisory Committeeg Assistant E Manager O Varsity Track 3. l LOUIS LIVINGSTON SEAMAN Perth Amhoy, N. f. Arte and Science.: TIKKIJ5 Officers Club. ! THEODORE GUSTAVUS SEEMEYER, JR. Q Detroit, Mich. Arte and Sciencer l FRED DUNCAN SETH warthmore, Pa. Mechanical Engineering N AACD. RALPH THEODORE SEWARD New York City - Artr and .Yciencef I' AT Q, AKA5 College Crew, C.U.C.A. Cabinet 3g Saturday Lunch Clubg Dramatic Clubg '86 1 Memorial Stage. I Q ROBERT ALDRED SHAROOD St. Paul, Nlinn. Civil Engineering j Xllfg Rod and Bob. ll! ARCH GRANT SHAVER, JR. Chicago, Ill. Electrical Engineering ,L FORBES DUNEAR SHAW Brooklyn Civil Engineering U IIDK'-F5 Aleph Samach, Pyramidg Wearer of the C g ACFQ Freshman Baseball Teamg Freshman gi Soccer Team, Varsity Baseball Team LQ Varsity Soccer Team 2., 3, Majurag Student Council I, 7., 3. I 4l ll FAYBTTE GLEASON SHEPARD Eoanrron, Ill. Electrical Engineering ll XT, Aleph Samachg Freshman Rush Committee, Junior Smoker Committeeg The Cornell Daibf i Sun Board, Assistant Business Manager 3. ' V WILLIAM GRATTAN SHOEMAKER, JR. Bnjffalo Law ZNQ AGCIJQ Scalp and Bladeg Cheerleader 3. i GEORGE SIEBENTHALER Dayton, Ohio Architecture Gargoyle, College Soccer Team 3. 1 , VAN RENSSELAER NICOLL SILL Baltimore, Mei. Agriculture l ARTHUR HERZOG SIMON New York Ciw, Agfiwltflfl I KIJEI-lg Boxing Club Q., 3. I . HERBERT THEODORE SINGER Anzrteralanz Arte and Science: TECDQ Freshman Crew Squadg College Crew IQ Freshman Debate Clubg Dramatic Club 7., Publicity 4 Manager 35 Varsity Debate Squad 7., 3, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. ' SHERWOOD BONNAR SIPPRELL Hamhurg Horne Economic: Eleusisg College Soccer Team 3, Ye Hosts. KENNETH HOMER SLAWSON New York City Electrical Engineering REGINALD DODD SLOCUM Long Branch, N. f. Home Eeonomicr I , KIJKE5 Masqueg Ye Hosts. I i I i PAUL HAMILTON SMITH Ithaca Home Economic! , I AXPg Ye Hosts. Ii L4 b if I - - 186 cLAss OF 191.7 DUNN VERNBR SMYTHE, JR. I'VdJ'bl7Zgf07I, D. C. Meelmniml Engineering gIjrA5 Freshman Crew Squad, College Crew IQ Ofhcers Club5 Senators Club, Second Lieutenant, R. . .C. JOHN XVILLIOT SNYDER Gezrwoael, N. J. Cheenirtfy ET5 TBH5 Al-Djebar5 Freshman Football Squadg Varsity Football Squad 3. ISADORE SOLKOPF fem-y City, N. Law Menorah Society. S l HERMAN SOLOWAY Brookbin Arte emi! Seieneer l State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. 1 ARTHUR LAWRENCE SOMERS Braoklyn Artr eznel .S'eienee.r Freshman Cross Country Teamg Freshman Track Team5 Varsity Track Squad BQ Freshman Cap Burning Committee. JOSEPH HART SPEIDEN Loniwille, Ky. Electrical Engineering ZN5 Scabbard and Bladeg Freshman Crew5 Southerners Club. 1 JACK SPERLING Broolzbfn Arif eznel .Yeieneef , GDAM5 La Tertulia Estudianrina. l 4 WARREN EARL SPRINGER Troy I Arif eznil .S'eienre.r I MALCOLM BORTIN STARK Braokbfn Artr eznel Seieneer EAM5 Varsity Track Squad 7., 35 College Soccer Team 1, 1.5 College Baseball Team 15 Masque Play 1. . OTTO ANDREW STARKE Lizelingtan, Mieb. Meelnnizieezl Engineering AT5 AtmOs5 Red Keyg Freshman Football Squad5 Freshman Track Team5 Varsity Football Squad 7.5 College Honor Committee 35 Chairman, Freshman Rush COmmittee5 Sophomore Smoker Committee5 Assistant Manager of College Athletics. WILLIAM WALTER STARKB Wnrrnzu Meebeznieezl Engineering EY5 The Sibley fanrnezl of Engineering Board 7., 3. ALFRED GLENN STEVENS Mnnelaefter, N. H. Civil Engineering ETHAN KNOWLTON STEVENS Pleezmn! Ridge, Mich. Arif and 5'eienee.r 2411135 Officers Club5 Freshman Debate Team. I HERBERT GEHRING STERMER Minieb Chunk, Pn. Cbefniftry Q Heckscher Tuition Scholarship. I i HENRY WALTER STIX Cincinnati, Olaia Art: and Seienrei' CDE H. I GARLAND DOUGLAS STONE Dexter Veterinmgf QTE5 Adirondack Club. HOWARD WILLIAM STOUT Irvington, N. f. Agriezilture HKA5 Freshman Lacrosse Tea1n5 College Baseball Teamg Sophomore Smoker Committee. STEWART SHERWOOD STRONG Cleuelnnil, Olaia Meebeznieezl Engineering A2155 ACAA5 Freshman Track Teamg Varsity Track Team 7., 35 Freshman Advisory Committee 35 ' Track Club. W 4 WILLIAM HENRY SUMMERSON Flilfhing Cffflfiifffy ZH5 Varsity Tennis Squad 7.5 State Cash and Tuition'Scholarships5 Undergraduate Scholarship. I l WALTER ERMELL SUNDELL Itbezeez Civil Engineering I l I 187 CLASS or 191.7 WILLIAM ROGERS SUTTON Alhion ZN5 Al-Djebarg College Honor Committee 3. THOMAS WILLIAM SWART New York Cigf 9 E5 LCTQ Freshman Lacrosse Team5 Varsity Lacrosse Team 2.5 Officers Clubg of Engineering Board 1, 3. Chernictry Electrical Engineering The Sihley journal RANSOM CLAYTON TALBOT Willchoro Agriculture EDWARD RENOLD TAUCH, JR. I Marquette, Mich. Architecture C152 K5 Freshman Advisory Committee 3. IRVING HARRIS TAYLOR Onining Forectry QA5 Freshman Crew Squad5 College Crew 1, 7.5 Forestry Club. RONALD MORLEY TAYLOR I Maplewood, N . f. Mechanical Engineering KAP5 Freshman Crew Squad5 Dramatic Club. CHARLES HENNINGER TEALL Weeclcport Mechanical Engineering AECIU5 Officers Clubg University Band 1, 1.. LEON GERSONI TELSEY Bf00khjf7Z Arte ancl Sciencex BEP5 C.U.C.A. Council 35 Cercle Francais. WILLARD STANLEY CHRISTOPHER THIEL Ithaca Civil Engineering TBTI. J JOSEPH SWARTZ THOMAS U 'A.rhlanel, Ohio Mechanical Engineering EAE5 Red Key5 Junior Promenade Committeeg Majura. RAY LEONARD THOMAS ' Bujfalo Art: ancl S ciencec KAP5 Freshman Wrestling Teamg Freshman Cross Country Squad5 College Baseball Team 1. JOHN THOMSON Granville Veterinary QT25 Freshman Track Squadg Varsity Track Squad lg Adirondack Club. WILLIAM LEUPP THOMSON Somerville, N. f. Electrical Engineering 935 The Cornell Annualr Board 7., 3. ' ROBERT SEAGER THURSTON Batavia Arte anel S cience: ELTON SETH TIBBITTS Maine Agriculture JOHN ADOLPH TIESLER Pleafantville Civil Engineering College Crew IQ University Band 1, 7., 3. FERDINAND DAMIAN TOMAINO Utica Artc ancl Science: Officers Club. FRANK JOSEPH TOMAN Trenton, N. f. Mechanical Engineering KIJKG5 Newman Clubg A.S.M.E. EUGENE KENNETH TONKONOGY i Brookbn Art: anel Sciencec KDE H 5 ACF5 LCT5 Freshman Soccer Team 5 Varsity Soccer Team 1, 35 Varsity Lacrosse Team 1. FRANCIS JAMES TOWNSEND Berlerhire Agriculture Officers Club. , 'GEORGE RICHARD TOWNSEND Orchard Park Agficulfllff Eleusis. ARTHUR TRAYFORD Huntington Vfiffi114f7 A1P' 5 EleuSis5 Freshman Cross Country Squad5 Freshman Track Squad5 Varsity Cross Country Squad 2.5 Glee Club 1, 7.5 3. MAXWELL HARRY TRETTER Brookbn Arte and Sciences EDWARD GRIOSRY TRIMBLE, JR. Kanrar City, Mo. Civil Engineering AAKII5 Rod and Bob. its V Y -11- 188 CLASS OF I97.'7 NGEU FAUNG TSANG Shanghai, China Electrical Engineering Pllfg HKNg Chinese Students Club. JOHN MORLAND TYLER Itbczccz Mcclannicnl Engineering RUEL ELIAS TYO Blljfdlo Home Economic.: A2412 Scalp and Bladeg Varsity Wrestling Squad lg College Crew 1, 1.4 College Soccer Team 35 Novice Wrestling Championship, 115-Pound Class, LQ Newman Clubg Ye Hosts. CHI MING UE Hong Kong, Chinn Cbeniirtry Pllfg Chinese Students Club. ROBERT COPPAGE URBAN Itbiiccz Civil Engineering Chess Clubg Officers Club. . PHILIP STRATTON VAN BLARCOM Paterfvn, N. - Electrical Engineering Freshman Baseball Squadg College Soccer Team 3. ELISHA BLACKMAR VAN DEUSEN Bf00kljf71 Agriculture Eleusisg Farmers' Week Committeeg Round-Up Club. JESSE MEAD VAN LAW .fcezrfclcrle Mecbaizical Engineering ITlKAg A.A. Membership Committee 35 Freshman Advisory Committee BQ The Sibley journal of Engineering Boardg Acting Manager of Varsity Soccer 3. GEORGE HARTWELL VANNOY Pennington, N. j. Civil Engineering ALFRED VAN SCI-IOICK Cocbectvn Agriculture AZ5 Oflicers Clubg College Athletic Directorg Assistant Manager of Kermis Play. JOHN VAN SicKLE, JR. Aiibiirn Arte and .feicncer KAg Aleph Samachg Freshman Advisory Committeeg Junior Promenade Committeeg Boxing Clubg Assistant Manager of Varsity Crew 3. ANDERSON VOISARD VICKERS Tonciwiiniln Agriculture 9 Eg Varsity Baseball Squad lg Freshman Advisory Committee. ALBERT ALNOR VITALE Pcifereon, N. f. Meclmniccil Engineering AfIDAg Aleph Samachg Wearer Of the C 5 Freshman Baseball Teamg Varsity Baseball Team ag Newman Club. JOSEPH V1V1ANO Brvalzbfn Arte and Sciences State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. ALEXANDER RUSSELL VOLLMER Atlantic City, N , f. Civil Engineering ZX5 Pyramidg Varsity Track Squad 7., 3. CHARLES FRANKLIN W AGNER Dciyton, Oliiv Mecliciniccil Engineering AX5 Varsity Track Squad 3, 4g Officers Clubg First Lieutenant, R.O.T.C. 4. RICHARD BIESER WAGNER Dayton, Ohio Arif :incl .S'cience.r AXg Freshman Cross Country Squatlg Varsity Cross Country Squad Q.. CLARK EDWARD WALLACE Prvfpect, Conn. Civil Engineering C.U.C.A. Council 3. WALTER SCOTT WALLSD JR, Buffalo Arie and Science: ZCDE. DELEON WALSH Lwig Bfflflf Agfifulfuff 9 E5 Freshman Baseball Squadg Varsity Basketball Squad BQ University Band 1. I I1 I CLASS OF I 917 l ll JOHN BUCKMAN VVYALTHOUR Savannah, Ga. Mechanical Engineering i X'-IJ, Freshman Track Team, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, Southerners Club. KENNETH CARL WALZ Irvington, N. f. Arte and .S'cience.r CHIA SIEN WAN Shanghai, China Chenzictry PW, Chinese Students Club. l HOWARD BRETTEL WARE Montclair, N. f. Arte and .S'cience.r I 1 Aflbg College Honor Committee 1, 3. I , CHARLES OSCAR WARREN, JR. B7'00khjl7Z ' Art: and Science: I KAP, Musical Clubs 3, University Orchestra 1, 7., 3, The Cornell Cheinift Board 7.. STANLEY WHITSON WARREN Ithaca Agricicltnre AZ. MARCUS HARRY WARTUR Yonkers Civil Engineering CIJAM, The Cornell Civil Engineer Board. ' WILLIAM JOHN WATERS Poaghkeepeie Art.r anil .Yciencee Newman Club, State Tuition Scholarship. ECKLBY STEARNS WAY Elrnira Agriculture CDA9. ' SHERWOOD ADAMS WEBEER New York Cizjf Mechaizical Engineering HKIIN Freshman Hockey Squad, Ofhcers Club, State Tuition Scholarship. HARRY BURTON WEBER Oakjiela' Artr and Sciencee Freshman Basketball Squad, Varsity Basketball Squad 1., 3. l DONALD WHITNEY WEED Wafhington, D. C. Mechatzical Engineering 1' Zodiac, College Crew 1. 4 HENRY WEHMHOEF Lonicville, Ky. Civil Engineering 21112, Scabbard and Blade, Officers Club g The Cornell Civil Engineer Board. ROBERT FRANZ WEICHSEL Dallaf, Tex. Mechanical Engineering GJAX, Southerners Club, Atrux. ABRAHAM WEIss Amityville Aff! and -Yfidflfef State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. 'PHILIP LANAHAN WELKER Washington, D. C. Civil Engineering B91'I5OHicers Club. T HAROLD WENTWORTH Cortland A Agfiflllfflfv College Soccer Team 2.5 Varsity Soccer Squad ag Manuscript Clubg Kermis Cast 4g The Cornell Countr-yinan Board 7.. I if W ILLTAM JOHN WENZEL Wooclhnry, Conn. Art: and Sciencex I 1 9X5 Deutscher Verein 1, 3. v I CHARLES MILFORD XVERLY Ithaca Agfiflllfllff li BGHQ Aleph Samachg Wearer of the C , Captain, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track If -l Team Q., Freshman Rush Committee, Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Freshman Advisory Corn- IQ Il mittee 3, C.U.C.A. Council 3. 1 l ' BENJAMIN WVEST New York City Electrical Engineering ylg HARRX' ELMER XVHEELER Richmond Hill Mechanical Engineering ll AXP, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, Undergraduate Scholarship, William Delmorc l Thompson Scholarship, Pulitzer Scholarship. I l I , l L - lLgLiif,42f:-M.' W mf' 'Mmm' 1: gZi4:4:.i1::a-n 'ftp'-T ' 190 CLASS OF 197.7 ROY SMITH-WHITEHEAD Chateizngaby HALSTED NEWELL WILCOX Eaft Orange, N. j. Rod and Bob. RICHARD EVERARD WILLIAMS Riuerriele, Conn. Cosmopolitan Clubg Saturday Lunch Club. RICHARD NELSON WILLIAMS Rome Eleusis. CHARLES HEQUEMBOURG XVING Bnjjralo EAEQ State Tuition Scholarship. A grirnltnre Civil Engineering Agriculture Eleefrirezl Engineering Civil Engineering ARTHUR MAX W INKLER Paterfon, N. f. Ambjfgmu-5 KAPg Wearer of the 'KC 5 Varsity Basketball Team 7.. ANDREW PAUL WAIISNE Chittennngo Mechanical Engineering MAYNARD FAYETTE WITHERELL Bnrke Cbwmfv, A2415 College Crew I, LQ C.U.C.A. Cabinet 7., 3. GEORGE WIZENBERG Brooklyn Agfjmlmy, Freshman Baseball Squadg Forestry Club. VERNON WOODWARD N0f1U00ll, Afff 4711i ,slfjgyjfgj 2 IT. MOORHEAD WRIGHT, JR. Little Rook, Ark. Elertrirezl Engineering KAg Red Keyg Freshman Crew Squadg Varsity Crew Squad 7., 3g Freshman Advisory Committeeg Junior Smoker Committeeg Southerners Clubg Atruxg Masque 7., Vice-President 3g The Cornell Graphic Board 2., 3. STUART LEROY WRIGHT Oneonta Veterinary WILLIAM ROBERTS WOOD Loniruille, Ky. Chemiftry Kilg Red Keyg Al-Djebarg Freshman Tax Committeeg Sophomore Smoker Committeeg junior Promenade Committeeg Assistant Manager of Freshman Football 3. HAROLD FETZER YODER Bnrhirlon, Ohio Agflflllflfff AZCIP. MORTON EUGENE YOHALEM New York City Arte ond Seieneef JOHN RANDOLPH YOUNG Wezjfne, Pa. Arte anal Science: B911 Aleph Samachg Chairman, Junior Promenade Committeeg Savage Clubg The Cornell Widow Board 1., 3. 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WILLIAM WATKINS DAVIES, 3D GERALD ALLAIRE SEARS SOPHOMORES ROBERT MITCHELL EKINGS, JR. COLIN ANDREW MILLER HAROLD CARL FRINCKE JOSEPH LEONARD PROCTOR, JR. CHARLES LYON MACBETH JOHN EWEN THAYER CHRISTIAN AUGUST VON RUMOHR FRESHMEN I ARNOLD OBED BABB JOHN WALKER COLLYER ARTHUR LORING DOUGLAS RALPH GIBAUD NILS HOLGER HELLSTROM GEORGE HENRY HEPTING JOHN KENT HEWSON GEORGE LEE NEWTON JOHN BARROWMAN PARKER JOHN DONALDSON RUSSELL THOMAS EUGENE SHAFFER KENNETH WESTERVELT 7.13 f '. Pi , 1 f . if wi. : 'TT-llama C hi Phi Founded at Princeton 1814 'ROLL OP CHAPTERS University of Virginia Massachusetts Institute of Technology Emory College Rutgers College Hampden-Sydney College Franklin and Marshall College University of Georgia Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Ohio State University University of California Stevens Institute of Technology University of Alabama University of Texas Cornell University Sheffield Scientific School Lafayette College Amherst College Dartmouth College Lehigh University Georgia Institute of Technology Ohio Wesleyan University University of Illinois University of Wisconsin University of Michigan Iowa State College University of North Carolina Vanderbilt University Pennsylvania State College University of Washington V l Dockery Mathey Hendrickson Murdock Green Hopping Tower Hubbell Evans Butler Lamb Coe Adams Sullivan Fraser Edstrom Patten Lewis Mairs Eeles Davis Wright Schoch Fleming Crosby Heathman, Wells Tourtelot f 7.14 I li I! 1 l I l CM SDM Xi Chapter Established in 1868 FRATER IN FACULTATE PRESERVED SMITH FRATRES IN URBE FRED WILLIAM ALBREE FRANK IRVINE ARTHUR NORMAN GIBB WILLIAM TORREY MORRIS ALFRED LINDLEY GOODRICH ROBERT HENRY TREMAN SENIORS JOHN CRANFORD ADAMS ZEBOIM CARTTER PATTEN BJORN RANDALL EDSTROM JOHN RYAN QUINN HENRY SALMON FRASER JOHN EDWARD SULLIVAN JOHN BUCKMAN WALTHOUR JUNIORS S' RUFUS LAWRENCE COE DANIEL MILLER CRAWFORD HOPPING ALBERT JAMES EVANS, JR. GILBERT BALDWIN LAMB - WILLIAM HENRY HENDRICKSON, ZD GEORGE HARDING LEWIS, JR. ' JAMES LEON MAIRS SOPHOMORES GEORGE CHAPMAN BUTLER JAMES EDWARD HUBBELL JOSEPH RICE DOCKERY AUGUSTE SIMON MATHEY ROBERT CHASE GREEN ROBERT DAVIDSON MURDOCK LOUIS RALSTON TOWER FRESHMEN GUY MACKAY CROSBY FRANK BOLTIN HEATHMAN, JR. DONALD GOODWIN DAVIS YETTER SCHOCH CHARLES COOPER EELES EDWARD MORTIMER TOURTELOT, JR. I WALTER VANDOLSEN FLEMING I JOSEPH WILLARD WELLS JOHN MAXWELL WRIGHT 115 KA Kappa A Iplza Founded at Union College 187.5 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Union College Williams College Hobart College Cornell University Toronto University Lehigh University McGill University University of Pennsylvania P. R. Lee, Sr. Brooks Youngman Clarke Wheeler Lindeman Vincent Van Sickle Wright Langdon Ambler Francis Dunning Hatfield Breckenridge P, R. Lee, Jr. Farrand Veeder Wainwright Robinson Aldrich P. Lee Mordock Clark Hurd Case Bostwick Carry 9.16 1 ' 4 l, MLMMLLYLWYLVFLLI-' ff,, lflwzin 4 'M,,T:!,, M.....,.. YM Y: I 1l 114 1 41 1 11 1 lx' 1 11 1 '1 fi 11 1 1 1 11 1 I1 11 1 53 fyappa cflwfuz L A 1 i J 1 New York Gamma Chapter J .1 Established in 1868 J E 1 FRATRES IN FACULTATE V1 I THOMAS FREDERICK CRANE WILLIAM ALEXANDER HAMMOND V GUY SHEPARD GREEN JOHN RANDOLPH LINDSAY FREDERICK CLARK PRESCOTT J FRATRES IN URBE CHARLES HAZEN BLOOD ALLEN HOSIE TREMAN 1 CHARLES DIBBLE BOSTWICK ARTHUR BOTT TREMAN 4 li SHERMAN PEER CHARLES EDWARD TREMAN 115' FREDERICK SKELDING SOMMERS ROBERT ELIAS TREMAN 1 MYNDERS VAN CLEEF ' 71 1 SENIORS HUGH BRBCKENRIDGE BENJAMIN ELLSWORTH TILTON, JR. JAMES WILLIAMS BROOKS MORDELO LEE VINCENT, JR. JAMES RUSSELL CLARKE, JR. GILBERT MARCY WEEKS JAMES MCDONALD LINDEMAN EVERETT PEPPERELL WHEELER A GORDON ESREY YOUNGMAN ' JUNIORS WISTAR AMBLER ALBERT RICHARD HATEIELD, JR. 1 HENRY SHANKLAND DUNNING JERVIS LANGDON, JR. ' JOHN MORGAN FRANCIS, JR. JOHN VAN SICKLE, JR. ' MOORHEAD WRIGHT, JR. , SOPHOMORES THOMAS BARTLETT ALDRICH PORTER RAYMOND LEE JOHN FARRAND JOHN BAYLEY MORDOCK JAMES POLLOCK LEE WILLIAM HENRY ROBINSON 1 JAMES MARSHALL VEEDER IN J FRESHMEN i WILLIAM EDWARD BOSTWICK EDWARD HAILE CASE I JAMES MONROE CARRY EARL CLARK 1 A ELLIS RHEA HURD V F I . M I M Y A 1 AQ vw ' - ' - :, Phz Kappa Psz WM I SP J Founded 1857. ,y -' ': Rott OF CHAPTERS University Of Washinswn Xi' Allegheny College Bucknell University ,.--,, - Dickinson couege Franklin and Marshall College . . .. L. University of Pennsylvania 'P Qt. 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I JOHN PAUL YOUNG ' SENIORS HOLLAND BEEBER ROBERT GROSVENOR ELY ROBERT GREENLEY BIRKIN RICHARD FRANCIS PIETSCH HORATIO HUNT BRADLEY JOSEPH HENRY SWAN, 3D JUNIORS PALMER LIVINGSTON CLARKSON WILLIAM WALTON KNIGHT, JR. WILLIAM LEVERING CRESSMAN J-AMES TAYLOR LEWIS, JR. U SAMUEL SEBASTIAN EVANS, JR. PHILIP SCHUYLER LYON J I THEODORE BURGESS FREEMAN WILLIAM HALL OGDEN EUGENE WILLIAM GOODWILLIE FRED DUNCAN SETH I JOSEPH WILLIAM HOUCK FRANCHOT TONE ' EDWARD GRIGSBY TRIMBLE, JR. SOPHOMORES SEWARD BALDWIN, JR. ODUS CRAMER HORNEY, JR. I JOSEPH KIRKPATRICK BOLE, JR. REYNOLDS GALE ROCKWELL CHARLES HUBBARD CORNISH, JR. JAMES BARNAEY TAYLOR, JR. I HORACE WILLARD HOOKER, JR. ' JOSEPH RUPERT WINTERS J JOHN MUMMA YOUNG, LD FRESHMEN ' GEORGE BABCOCK DRAKE, JR. ROBERT NEWELL LYON BEN PURSE GALE JOHN CLIFTON UPDEGROVE, JR. HAROLD GIFPORD, JR. 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PHILIP THEODORE BASSETT CHARLES FRAZINE HAMILTON, JR RAYMOND FISIC BECKWITH HOWARD DAVID KEMP JOSEPH BERRY, JR. MALCOLM PUTNAM MURDOCK I RICHARD WALTER CRANNELL FLOYD BANCROET PARSONS I WILMER CORNELL DECHERT JOHN SCHROETER JOHN MCBRIDE DORRIS ROLLIN HENRY SPELMAN, JR. WILLIAM BREST YARD FRESHMEN JOHN FRANKLIN ANDERSON HENRY CULVER MORGAN RALPH BOERICKE SHERMAN BOYNTON SHULTS CHESTER BURNHAM ROBERT MILLER SMITH RICHARD IRWIN FRY FRANCIS BRENNEN TROY E KARL FREDERIC KELLERMAN, JR. JOHN BENNETT TUCK, JR. I I WILLIAM ARRINGDALE MARSHALL WARREN LESTER WORDEN ' W FRED JOHN WRAMPELMEIER ' 14 ' T qu: W ll T 1 I ' I. 22.3 IF1 i i -C F-v M-JJ 'mn W V - --:LA-- iEI ,H W V III V- ' ' 'T' 1.7 ' in L1 'ffi :AW -rl' ' Y Y mul -Y V - Q II -- 1 I-1-QM Y -W Y- 7, ,,,, , ,,,,.a-,,,,,,-,,,,..m..-.,I, 'II I I I II , I I I I I . I II IE, , .,,., ...gs It 'if I- I I I I I 'I I II I 7 ' I 2 .- ' .' - ivff-. .I II - .' ' I I . 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CHARLES BEATTIE EDWARD JOHN BRUMDER JOHN SELDEN CHICK ' JOSEPH HUTTON DEFREES BYRON LAURENCE HASTINGS JAMES GORDON HOFFMAN FRESHMEN MARION LODGE SHUGART WILLIAM ALEXANDER SIMMS FORD WOODS STEVENS EDWARD CLINTON TOWL WILLIAM NORMAN YOUNG FERRIS PHILLIP KNEEN CHARLES ADOLPHIS KRAUSE WILLIAM NEHRY NAMACK, JR. JONATHAN OGDEN DUDLEY NEVISON SCHOALES CARL LEWIS WEAGANT DONALD HOWARD WILOOX R. 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F. L LIS ALBERT WILLIAM SMITH LUZERNE COVILLE JOHN CROKER FISHER, JR. CHARLES GOODWIN IRISH HENRY ESTES MERRIAM CHESTER MARKEL BECKER WILLIAM JOSEPH DUPREE FREDERICK STANLEY FRIED WESTON MORLEY GEETY Wefd C71 i Beta Charge Established in I 870 FRATRES IN FACULTATE JAMES DANIEL BERFOOT FRATRES IN URBE GEORGE ARTHUR HODGKINSON DELL KELLER ALLEN EMMONS WILLIAMS COLLINS WALTER SCOTT CRAWBUCK JOHN WRIGHT ACKERMAN GEORGE CALVIN BRAINARD EDWARD COLE HOWE FREDERICK BELDEN JESTER HARRY LAWRENCE CASE CARL WILLIAM LOOS ENDS AVERY PYLE, JR. JOSEPH PARTRIDGB MORRISON MAURICE MORRISON WILLIAM HENRY MORRISON JOHN LEONARD SLACK SENIORS CHARLES LAND PARSONS ROBERT MARSHALL ROE JOHN WEBB LITTLE SHEEHY ALEXANDER NORTON SLOCUM, JR. GORDON MCCLAVE WILBUR JUNIORS GEORGE PERKINS ROBERT I-IOADLEY QUAIL EDWARD ASHLEY RECKHOW ROBERT FRANZ WEICHSEL SOPHOMORES FREDERICK WRIGHT PALMER GEORGE BERNARD VAN VECHTON NORWOOD GRISWOLD WRIGHT THOMAS PUTNAM WYMAN FRESHMEN CHARLES ALDRICH STEVENS, JR. WILLIAM MARTIN THOMPSON, 3D MORRIS DOWD VAN PATTEN WALLACE MONROE WILSON ?n-.r nl-- A' ' ' - N 7.17 I lf ,l . ll J J W f' I! , K i 2 4. ra? 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Dartmouth College Cornell University University of Texas ,l ' Central University of Kentucky University of Chicago Louisiana State University pl Middlebury College Syracuse University University of Manitoba 1' Columbia University l l l I Pennock Loetscher Stock Clark Mothershead Vatet Simonton Hopper Tierney G. T. Smith Avery Bloomer Munns Johnson Dayton Warren Greenman Biemiller Lennox Sullivan Headden Nixon Bright LaBonte Kuehmstead f Little Shotwell Kelly Allen Simon Gordon T. G. Smith Turner Coker L 7.2.8 I N 1 I - -ILA -WEGA lf, .l.1 ,-L,,L A --Z:--A I IT Q T T .i I ,I U I I E JI 1 f I ii Q-DeZ15aC7Q1,ppa gpsizon, A Delta Chi Chapter J Established in 1870 FRATRES IN FACULTATE WILDER DWIGHT BANCROFT CHARLES CLARENCE BIDWELL I FRANK PORES BUSSELL T ALEXANDER MANGES DRUMMOND Q FRATRES IN URBE J FRANK DAVID BOYNTON EDWIN GILLETTE FRANK LYSANDER CHAPIN EDWIN SPENCER GILLETTE DOUGLAS GILLETTE SENIORS ANDREW JOHN BIEMILLER ARMIN OSCAR KUEHMSTEAD THOMAS MORTON BRIGHT HAROLD ROLAND LABONTE HAYWARD HEADDEN COLIN GORDON LENNOX JUNIORS DENISON ELDREDGE AVERY HARRISON CHARLES BLOOMER HOWARD LAPE DAYTON GEORGE LEROY SMITH ' SOPHOMORES JAY CLARK, BD THOMAS WASHBURN HOPPER ROBERT FORSYTHE LOETSCHER WILSON MOTHERSHEAD GEORGE CHARLES EMBODY CROSBY HODGMAN DONALD SIMS RICKARD ALLAN THOMPSON PAUL GILLETTE ASA KENNETH LEONARD GEORGE ALFRED WALTER JOHN FREDERICK NIXON LEWIS MILLER RUMSEY, 3D MORTIMER ALLEN SULLIVAN CHARLES EUGENE HOUGHTON CHARLES LEWIS JOHNSON RALPH BRADY MUNNS ENOS ELDRIDGE PENNOCK DAVID FRANKLIN SIMONTON EDWARD LILLY STOCK, JR. OSCAR PIERSON VATET EDWARD LEWIS WARREN FRESHMEN SHERMAN VAIL ALLEN FRANCIS CALLIS GREENMAN THOMAS GUILFORD SMITH JAMES EDWARD COKER WILLIAM ALDEN LITTLE CARRIEL DONK GORDON LAWRENCE WERNER SIMON bl- GEORGE EDMOND TIERNEY GEORGE TOWNSEND TURNER 7.7.9 TFT-: C MA AWTTZTITT -T:-TEFL 7 , --t W, , l lv- ' Plzz Delta Them :Qin Founded at Miami University in 1848 ., 4 'Tack' , 'Mil Rott or CHAPTERS at - tvr sgw., Vanderbilt University Purdue University R, University of the South Northwestern University fi E 'ip 'f University of Georgia University of Chicago .. 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Nichols H. Smith I-loman Magee Cuthbert Powers Wing C. Nichols Barrho Main Johnston Church T. Ross Betten Ash Stevens Whiting Wise Hall E.Johnson l-l.Johnson Moore G. Smith Conklin Barrels vonSchrader Mason Gund Trevor Way Achenbach Deutsch Flannery Huntoon Berean Moir Atwood A. Ross Foster Johnstone Bowdry Jayne Daniels I-Iibner Bundy 35 , fvmwgi , , ,Y,, W Y , Y W ,-7 f gk ,vfvu F HM'-Y 5- 7.50 New ork Alpha lzapter Established in 1871 FRATRES IN FACULTATE LIBERTY HYDE BAILEY STACY MAY MORRIS ALBERT COPELAND EVERETT FRANKLIN PHILLIPS WILLIAM MCLEISH DUNEAR HERBERT HICE WHETZEL BENJAMIN FREEMAN KINGSBURY BENJAMIN PERCY YOUNG FRATRES IN URBE mtg ARTHUR HAROLD BLAKE JESS DALL DONALD PROUSE BLAKE STANLEY EMIL PEREZ SENIORS PHILO DORR ATWOOD TOWNSEND FOSTER WILLIAM PERRIN BOWDRY, JR. CLARENCE KUGLER GUNDAKER CHARLES LEGRAND BUNDY DELOS EUGENE HIENER, JR. DOUGLAS KING CONDIE DAVID WALKER JAYNE, JR. HARRISON ROBERTS DANIELS, JR. HARRY INGE JOHNSTONE, JR. HUGH SANFORD FIFIELD HECTOR MCDONALD MOIR ARTHUR HOWARTH ROSS JUNIORS JAY OSWALD ACHENBACH' WILLIAM CASWELL HUNTOON, JR. HOMER MILLARD BARTELS SAMUEL PAUL MASON JAMES WOLF CONKLIN GEORGE LEWIS SMITH, JR.f' HENRY NOEL DEUTSCH BERTRAM TREYOR JOHN PHILIP FLANNERY FRANCIS ULRICH VONSCHRADER JOHN KASPER GUND ECKLEY STEARNS WAY SOPHOMORES PHILIP LOUIS ASH JOHN HUNT MOORE ROBERT SHERER BETTEN THOMAS GATES ROSS JAMES KENNETH HALL CHARLES HUMPHREY STEVENS EDWARD GEORGE JOHNSON SIDNEY EDWIN WHITING, JR. HERBERT MCILROY JOHNSON I JOHN SHREEVE WISE, 3D FRESHMEN I CHARLES BECKLEY BARRHO ROBERT AVINCENT PARKHURST MAIN CHARLES RUPERT CHURCH ' CARMAN NICHOLS, 3D RICHARD LEE CUTHBERT CHARLES MALCOM NICHOLS ROBERT GORDON HOMAN LOWELL GAELE POWERS JAMES LYN JOHNSTON HERBERT AUGUSTUS SMITH, JR. ROBERT ALER MAGEE JOHN GARDNER WING I - f - Al H N 7.31 l 1' pile! . r , f Z' X rf ss f 1' ill rx V Vimfg ii WS ?-KE Tw. 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Parker Breckenridge Flagg Lawler Wilkinson McNeal Bull .Bennett Porter Noeth Kelley Brauner Waterbury Carter Bissell Harrell Ostrom ' V- VV -V -WV VV -- VVV4 V VV - HMV- -VVV-4VV V- - -- , ,Q gf-.--..1'. gif' fill WILL -L,,,,,,: A W -' ' i1ii:',L5:1,.::' vlfi 'A - 7.32. gbsi Czfpsifon, Chi Chapter Established in 1876 FRATRES IN FACULTATE JOHN BENTLY, JR. FRANCKE HUNTINGTON BOSWORTH, JR. LOUIS MUNROE DENNIS HARWOOD MUNROE DOLBEARE WALTER FRANCIS WILLCOX FRATRES IN URBE JOHN LAKIN BALDRIDGE JOHN HENRY BARR FOSTER MELDRUM COFFIN RICHARD HENRY EDWARDS DONALD CRAIG KERR THEODORE KIRKLAND WILKINSON SENIORS JOHN FABER BENNETT, JR. JOHN GRIFFIN LAWLER EDWARD MYRON BULL CHARLES EDWARDS MCNEAL VREELAND FLAGG GEORGE LIBANUS TODD JOHN WILKINSON, JR. JUN IORS CHARLES FEDERICK BULLARD BENJAMIN LOUIS JOHNSON, JR. LAWRENCE THURSTON CURTIS FREDERICK WILLIAM PARKER, JR. NORBERT OUIMETTE PRATT PAUL FAIRBANKS RHINES NATHANIEL STEBBINS SHERMAN SOPHOMORES CHARLES FREDERICK BELL HARLOW HYDE, JR. JOHN ALEXANDER BLAIR JAMES PEABODY PARKER WILLIAM HARTMAN FISHER JOHN MASON PARKER, 3D LEE ROBINSON FORKER CHARLES CRISSY PORTER JOHN WATERS GATLING JOHN CALHOUN STERRITT EDWARD WILHELM HARD JOHN WILLIAM WHITE, JR. WILLIAM BRADFORD WILLCOX FRESHMEN BRADFORD BISSELL ERLING BERNHARDT BRAUNER COLLINS LOTHROP CARTER RALPH THORSTON HARTELL FREDERICK WILLIAMS KELLEY PAUL JAMES NOETH JOHN NELSON OSTROM JACKSON DEWITT WATERBURY 2-33 19' .110 1- A QM 4 gf Q. . , ,k L' , ' Beta Theta Pi Wi' T' I Illlllqv Ill, xrrki 3 :ll f , -'i, if , Immun 5 Founded at Miami University in 1839 l y ROLL or CHAPTERS i Brown Wittenberg Kansas Q I Mass. Inst. Tech. DePauw Whitman Amherst Indiana Oregon State - Wesleyan Purdue Missouri I E Yale Hanover Washington Univ I Dartmouth Wabash Kansas State 1 ,N Williams Beloit Vanderbilt l V qw Colgate Illinois Westminster ll St. Lawrence Michigan Colorado Toronto Wisconsin Utah I lllll Case Chicago Colorado College Cornell Pennsylvania Georgia Tech. Knox Denver Syracuse Bethany Washington State Northwestern Colorado Mines Union Wash.-Jefferson Kenyon Oklahoma Idaho Carnegie Tech. Penn. State Denison Texas Oregon Columbia West Virginia Ohio Wesleyan Tulane Univ. of Washington Rutgers Davidson Western Reserve Iowa California Stevens Virginia Miami Minnesota Stanford Dickinson North Carolina Ohio State Nebraska Wash. and Lee Lehigh Bowdoin Cincinnati Iowa State North Dakota Johns Hopkins Maine Ohio South Dakota Oklahoma State Fraser Cook Schweer Simrell C. O'Neil Groves Brotherhood Roberts Buckley McLain Rapuano Eaton Butler Somers Dieffenbach Young Butterheld M. F. Bingham Eggman Moore Welker W. O'Neil McClain Bradley King Wade West Henry Williams Langhorst Gladden Vaughan Abbott Dietrick R. West Corey Milliken F. Bingham Ingalls 7-34 A qgezfa, CY7.e!:a 735 Beta elta Ch apter Established in I879 FRATRES IN FACULTATE WILLARD AUSTEN EDWARD GORDON DAVIS HERBERT CHARLES ELMBR ALBERT BERNARD FAUST CHARLES HOWARD BALDWIN ROMEYN BERRY CLIFTON CHIDESTER BRIGGS HAROLD FLACK WARREN ALBERT BEH WALTER WHITE BUCKLEY AFTON LEE FRASER MILLARD FILLMORE BINGHAM, 3D FRANCIS MALLORY BROTHERHOOD ROBERT WHITE BUTLER VICTOR LLOYD BUTTERFIELD ROLAND HENRY COOK FRED WILLIAM DIEFFENBACH ROLAND GROSVENOR EATON, JR. STEPHEN DUNCAN BRADLEY, JR. CLARENCE JEFFERSON ELMER JOHN HENRY ROBERT BENNETT KING FREDERICK LOTHIAN LANGHORST ENLOE MCCLAIN STANLEY WILLIAM ABBOTT KENNETH CLEMENTS ALLEN FRED PARKER BINGHAM ALAN ZENN COREY RICHARD DIETRICK GEORGE STEPHENS GLADDEN FRATRES IN URBE LESLIE LAWRENCE WILSON SENIORS JUNIORS JOHN RANDOLPH YOUNG SOPHOMORES JOSEPH NASH WILLIAMS FRESHMEN ABRAM TUCKER KERR FRANK HARRISON RANDOLPH HOWARD WILLIS RUSSELL C. WILSON SMITH EDWIN JAMES HOPE LEROY LEE ODELL FRANCIS PALMER ROBERTS ROBERT WARREN SAILOR NORMAN HAROLD MCLAIN HUGH WALLACE MANCHESTER WILLIAM LEGRAND SIMRELL, JR THEODORE AUGUST EGGMAN JOHN MARCELLUS GROVES JAMES WHITNEY MOORE . CHARLES SCHILLING O,NEIL MICHAEL RIAPUANO PHILIP LANAHAN WELKER CHARLES MILFORD WERLY GEORGE CAMPBELL MCMULLIN HENRY FREDERICK SCHWEER RICHARD MCLEAN SOMERS DONALD CARL SWENSON LEONARD EVERETT WADE 'JOHN DUNHAN WEST GEORGE EBERSOLE HEEKIN JACK FRANCIS INGALLS, JR. ALFRED HENDERSON KNIGHT, JR JOHN BELL MILLIKEN, JR. WILLIAM EDWARD OYNEIL, JR. JOHN CHARLES VAUGHAN 7-35 ,A , ggi,-M H 1 ,Y o ,, X I L l' Nfl. . ,' A ik A Zpfza 7 au Omega y ll Founded 1865 1 Il ifiiiii 12 -A i3 ROLL OF CHAPTERS . I K j.93, j . i J -jj.: ' NV, University of Maine Lehigh University l ,gy f ,Mg Colby College University of Pennsylvania j Mass. Inst. of Technology Pennsylvania State University 1 jfglywgi 'G' Worcester Polytechnic Inst. Colgate University I 'bmw lmtofi Southwestern Presbyterian Univ. l . l Trinity College l Washington and Lee Univ. ' University of Virginia University of Florida University of Georgia Mercer University Georgia School of Technology . Emory University University of Illinois l University of Chicago ' University of Indiana Rose Polytechnic Institute i Purdue University 1 Adrian College f Hillsdale College l i Q University of Michigan ll Albion College l University of Wisconsin I University of Colorado : Simpson College i University of Oklahoma University of Kansas i 1 I , 1 5 i 4 Brown University University of Vermont Tufts College St. Lawrence University University of Iowa Iowa State College University of Minnesota University of Missouri University of Nebraska University of Wyoming Colo. Agricultural College Washington State College Southern Methodist Univ. College of Charleston Mount Union College Ohio State University Western Reserve University Ohio Wesleyan University Wittenberg College University of Kentucky . Vanderbilt University University of Nevada Cornell University Muhlenberg College Washington and jefferson College University of North Carolina Union University University of the South University of Tennessee Leland Stanford, Jr., University University of California Oregon Agricultural College University of Oregon Kansas State Agricultural College University of Washington Alabama Polytechnic Institute Southern University Tulane University University of Texas University of Alabama Washington University A New Hampshire State College Marietta College University of Cincinnati Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute University of North Dakota Carnegie Inst. of Technology Johns Hopkins University Dartmouth College l i l l l i I l l 1 Yi ll 3 l,l ' ml l l - 'l 3 ll , 1+ si l 1' If al ls 3, ,E ll ll ' fl it .l, V il Clark Scott MacKenzie DeLong Russell Partee Trousdell Ranney il! lx Rutzler Rodger Seward Affeld Glazebrook Trefts Carran Upstill Merritt lfll il R. Seward McCal'fery Burrell Freeborn Nield Dietrich Fairbanks Sinsabaugh G. Trefts lil 4 R. Daggett Williams Carson Cushman Baldauf Mickle Carr G. Daggett Ballantine lil I Cobb Pease Phelan Oldberg Doyle Glazebrook Eaton Seelbach Knight mg if . ll Ll :elf arg-775 E Y i- Fi --iii ii Q - 1 - f I !T'1'T T F F 11'-1 'Z I 7.36 'E-.1,'l.'l ' AV' 'll li' - 5 5- l --W 5- '52-' -Y Y ' 'f'f7Lf4'?5' 'YZE?1i T7 Il CVWDZLCL qau OFVLGRQCL I N ew York Beta Theta Ch apter Established in 1887 1 FRATRES IN I-IACULTATE Q EUGENE PLUMB ANDREWS NELSON GARDINER BUMP 5 PUTMAN FENNELL JONES , FRATRES IN URBE ix CHARLES EZRA CORNELL ERNEST ALLEN MILLER W BLINN SILL CUSHMAN . GEORGE PURNELL A HENRY WILLIAM DRYDEN, JR. DONALD STEWART SENIORS - I FRANCIS OTTO AFFELD, 3D WILLIAM NEALE RODGER N WILLIAM CARRAN, JR. HENRY ARGUE RUSSELL A ARLINGTON WOODVILLE CLARK DOUGLAS LEONARD SCOTT I FRANK BALDWIN MACKENZIE JOHN PERRYSEWARD, JR. I WILLIAM FOWLER MERRITT JOHN CHILION TREETS, JR. . GOODLOE MALONE PARTEE, JR. GORDON NIXON TROUSDELL J EDWARD PARK RANNEY JAMES ALEXANDER UPSTILL JUNIORS ' EDWARD DICKENSON BALLANTINE EUGENE PETER MCCAFFERY I GEORGE SUMNEY BURRELL WALTER KELSEY NIELD A CHARLES DANIEL DIETRICH RALPH THEODORE SEWARD . HENRY NATHANIEL FAIRBANKS, JR. JOHN NEWTON SINSABAUGH A FAUN WILLIAM PREEBORN, JR. GEORGE MARTIN TRETTS, 3D SOPHOMQRES A FRJANK HENRY BALDAUF GWYNNE HARRIS DAGGETT I LEWIS STEPHENS CARR ROYAL BRADFORD DAGGETT GORDON LLOYD CARSON JOHN DANIEL MICKLE, JR. BLINN SILL CUSHMAN, JR. JOHN WARD WILLIAMS ERESHMEN I EDMUND ALLEN COBB LESTER BENJAMIN KNIGHT JOHN MCCULLOUGH DOYLE SIDNEY OLDBERG FREDERIC EATON, JR. SIMSON TATE PEASE, JR. ROBINSON COX GLAZEBROOK WILLIAM DALY PHELAN HERMAN SEELEACI-I 4-L A -LT We O O Piiz-. '- 137 In i i ll . fi ll ., Richmond College Allegheny College li University of Kansas il . 4'-- 'F' K C' sg, , it , Colorado College ,A 1 , University of Colorado yi ,- f Adelbert College 1 , Denison College I i A Wittenberg College ' lf ' t1'e' ohio state University lg Ohio Wesleyan College , I ' 'i 'i il'i l Indiana University l , De Pauw University I X ' Hanover College I ' a as o e e ' Phz Gamma Delta W 1, hC ii g i h Purdue University Founded lu 1848 Illinois Wesleyan University f l University of Pennsylvania p i' ROLL or CHAPTERS lgermsylvaflig Faire College li niversity o icago I I Washington and jefferson College William Jewell College jf' Massachusetts Institute of Technology University of Missouri l Worcester Polytechnic Institute University of Nebraska 1 University of Maine Johns Hopkins University University of California A ,' Brown University Bucknell University University of Washington gl Dartmouth College Gettysburg College Leland Stanford, Jr., University l Amherst College University of Tennessee Iowa State University Yale University University of Alabama University of Oregon , I Columbia University University of Texas Williams College 3 ll New York University Syracuse University Sewanee College ' li Colgate University University of Michigan University of Idaho 1 ll Cornell University University of Wisconsin University of Iowa l Union College University of Minnesota University of Oklahoma l Knox College University of Toronto Oregon State College l University of Illinois Davidson University University of Pittsburgh ' Lafayette College University of Virginia Rutgers College I Lehigh University Washington and Lee University Western Reserve University 1 r ii U rw M l i .l in il i ii! 4: '-is l l l 1 lit I Mueller Fetters Holbrook Taylor Beal Hunken Naill Hirst 1 Turner Ives Angle Smythe Noble Gear Ehrhart Feight Grothmann . Moore Walthall Georgi W. Holsman Woodard Holsman Graybill Fair Arango I Milans Myers Mott Purcell Marsh Chase Mack Stevens Carver Rink L11 ' I I I il if efi-r1 :Q11i1 , l 7.38 appa Nu Chapter STEPHEN FORBES RIVERDA HARDING JORDAN THOMAS LYTTLETON LYON OLIVER LEROY MCCASKILL CLARENCE AUGUSTINE MARTIN PAUL ROBERT NEEDHAM LEWIS JAY BINGHAM ERNEST DAVID BUTTON JOHN LANG BUTTON Established in 1888 FRATRES IN FACULTATE GEORGE YOUNG, JR. FRATRES IN URBE WALLACE NOTESTEIN WOODEORD PATTERSON ERNEST WILLIAM RETTGER ERNEST WILLIAM SCHODER LYMAN WILSON WILPORD MURRY WILSON WILLIAM LACKLAND PAUL SMITH LIVERMORB JOHN HENRY MARCHANT LEIGH MARSH CHAMPAIGN CLARENCE AUGUSTINE MARTIN, JR WBSLEY FOWLER WILLIAM REUEL NEEDHAM ' PAUL VORHIS HERRON ALBERT SHARPE RAYMOND WARE SENIORS WILDER BEAL DAVID BREWER HOLBROOK DANIEL DIEHL EHRHART, LD HENRY CHRISTIAN HUNKEN JACK CURTIS FETTERS FRANK HIRONEMUS MUELLER HOMER TORRENCE HIRST, 3D WILLIAM YOUNG N AILL MALCOLM ROLLINSON TAYLOR JUNIORS RAYMOND DEPUE ANGLE HANS VICTOR GROHMANN JOHN SHERMAN FAIR HIRAM DUDLEY IVES HOWARD WASHINGTON FEIGHT STANLEY RODMAN NOBLE ROBERT BARNES GEAR DONN VERNER SMYTHE, JR. CHARLES NEWTON TURNER SOPHOMORES EDMUND ALFRED GEORGI JOHN TUTTLE HOLSMAN JOHN ERWIN GRAYBILL, JR. CHESTER DELANEY WALTHALL WILLIAM TUTTLE HOLSMAN GEORGE HATEIELD WOODARD FRESHMEN MARIO RAOUL ARANGO MILLARD SMITH MOORE LOUIS BONAPARTE CARVER ABRAM Cox MOTT, JR. LOUIS RICHARD CHASE MALCOLM MYERS FREDERICK FULLER MACK PIERRE JOSEPH PURCELL GEORGE LUCIUS MARSH CHARLES NORMAN RINK ROBERT SOUTHLANQ MILANS JOHN FRANK STEVENS 7 Iwi jr 17 7-39 Ti' a -iii' I: xl .. , r ,H ' . J, rn. 'M it . ,. . .,fL'g.,w 1 f, George Washington University University of Pennsylvania Lehigh University St. Lawrence University Mass. Institute of Technology Franklin and Marshall College St. John's College Dartmouth College Swarthmore College Brown University Williams College University of Virginia University of California University of Tennessee University of Alabama Phi Sigma Kappa Founded in 1873 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Massachusetts Agricultural, College Union College Cornell University University of West Virginia Yale University College of the City of New York University of Maryland Columbia University Stevens Institute of Technology Pennsylvania State College University of Illinois University of Minnesota Iowa State College University of Michigan Worcester Polytechnic Institute University of Wisconsin University of Nevada Oregon Agricultural College Kansas State College Georgia School of Technology Leland Stanford, Jr., University University of Washington University of Montana Ohio State University Gettysburg College University of Nebraska Sefcsik Lewis Johnson Wilcox A. O'Shea Schreck S. O'Shea Jost Lockart C. Miller Rarnage Tauch G. Murray Muller W. Cook Leonard . Miller Lyon Hartman Farr Cook Schaeffler Stallman Cree Bovard Scobie Franklin Finlen Allio A. Murray Blackman Martinez Bingham l l 7.40 EDWARD PIERCE LOCKART, JR. 1' I , F- 1-1 ' l 1 I Y F'i,HY I ,M L, Y F :E Ii I I I H I N J QDZLIS CYQIJUPQ , A Gamma Chapter Established in 1889 J FRATRES IN FACULTATE 1 J HERMAN DIEDERICHS VERANUS ALVA MOORE JOHN EDWIN PERRY I GRANT SHERMAN HOPKINS FRED MOSES SAMUEL NEWTON SPRINGS I FRATRES IN URBE ALFRED MORGAN BOYCE HAROLD THERON MANDEVILLE ARTHUR BENJAMIN BROOKS GEORGE ELLIOT MINAR FRANCIS JOSEPH MCCORMICK LEROY DAVID NEISH FREDERICK ATWATER WILCOX SENIORS WALTER TOMLINSON BOVARD JUNIUS FORD COOK, JR. WILLIAM FREDERICK COOK EDWARD MITCHELL CREE MORRIS DEWOLEE FARR KENNETH WILLIAM GREENAWALT HARRY FRANKLIN HARTMAN WILLIAM MAXIMILIAN STAL JUNIORS WALLACE ORRIN LEONARD SAMUEL COWAN RAMAGE CAMERON SIMPSON MILLER SOPHGMORES ROCKWELL BINGHAM HARRY BALL LEWIS JOHN WILLIAM JOHNSON ARTHUR WARING O'SHEA KENNETH FRANKJOST SIDNEY DANIEL O,SHEA FRESHMEN STEPHEN WILLIAM ALLIO ALFRED CHURCHILL BLACKMAN MARCUS ANTHONY FINLEN RICHARD FRANKLIN ' J AMES WILTON SCOBIE WALTER EELLS LYON EMERSON WADSWORTH MANGE JOHN STROTHER MILLER, JR. CARL FREDERICK MULLER GEORGE GILBERT MURRAY JOSEPH ABEGG SCHAEEELER LMAN LEWIS SEATON SAILER EDWARD RENOLD TAUCH, JR. LEONARD BERNARD SCHRECK JOSEPH ANTHONY SEECSIK HAROLD EDWIN WILCOX GERALD KEIM CARLOS ALPONSO MARTINEZ THEODORE HENRY MEYER ALBERT KETCHAM MURRAY 1.41 Delta Tau Delta I I N, . Founded at Bethany College in 1859 'H ROLL OF CHAPTERS Q 1siegeasllllefliiilfullllllllllililr . Ohio University Kansas State College A l V,lr,f'HlililllillA-1 I ' ' Hillsdale College . . Allegheny College fi De Pauw University Indiana University I ' ' 3 ' Stevens Inst. of Technology University of Illinois 4. XQ5 5' Q Albion College Lehigh' University ' in Kenyon College Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute agaff' '-Q, ' -' 's , Adelbert College Columbia University e o 'X 1, Q- i ' University of Colorado University ofthe South 64 xx N , University of Wisconsin University of Mississippi 7',qT,j,, A Pennsylvania State College Iowa State College f QM u!,,1,ig,'r not Washington and Jefferson College Ohio Wesleyan University University of Michigan Wabash College University of Indianapolis University of Iowa Emory College University of Minnesota Miami University University of Georgia University of Washington University of Missouri Carnegie Inst. of Technology Tufts College Cornell University University of Nebraska Washington and Lee Univ. University of Chicago West Virginia University Baker University Lafayette College University of Maine Syracuse University' Amherst College University of Oklahoma Vanderbilt University Leland Stanford, jr., Univ. University of California George Washington Univ. University of Kansas Mass. Institute of Technology Northwestern University Ohio State University University of Pennsylvania Armour Institute of Technology Wesleyan University University of Texas Purdue University University of Cincinnati University of Pittsburgh South Carolina University University of Oregon Tulane University Brown University Dartmouth College Quick Crum Dodge Kerr Sheward Moreton Hay Todd Hale Shear Balderston Bye Garnsey Swenson Doering Wakeman Idell Callahan Pashley Garretson Hall Buhl Wright Hamilton Buckman Steinmetz Macdonald Eiler Patterson Johnson ill . . ri :fir ' 'iLl.li'fE2 'M -.4Ml'i 7.47. I 'L 4 i TZWL1-'ff-f5i2'LieE'ffiif TYEEE-riff LLL. Li.- I E lf--i?'l4,lM L ' :ELT M735 v.-, ,Y Y - ' Zigi' : Ex' ::': 7? MC' ef 'TT T l :I ' IJ V1 I I I A 5 RMI V ' PM l I I --.-X,-A .5 .fp .1 ' ,gf lu. 1-'rf -4'gzLm--..- I .,. -Lf ik-I-1 -F. ' I I I '. fr1 ::f If. E: I IW Ii 'IfIbf:21si+P' .4 L14 f-,'i-SQI:ff?i:P?'?3f?1Pe:2i5i . IH wi! I ' -A - ,jgjkri vw II -:ser 1 -fi -r- 1 ,IM-vg.igr...1..,my I- I' R QfFfsSius.E'--55 '5 ' - 'J ' - . ,W fl: WSF. j Q ' fm 'S ' 'Aff' ff-. I 'L f-'N- Lf..ff 1' X. '.-f?.:'.3'ig-. ,Jiv ' -' ' Sq -' ' 3 ,U f I ..xA--amz:-I. H u r i-I A- ' ,'-fi-Lffff:1 Q, . M N 1 X 'Er' . 'J '5 Sv., ' :1'- ffigsgwl ' ,aff wi 1' A 9:55-. ,QQ4-ifiw F . . I Y'-Qi? J?l2?jff'f57'523954lf3f lx I W ' V QI I fgsv 1 , 'V -KP. I, W' M ' 1 S Q PPE' - I-li V PP: . Gr I A A 4 'A Ji- fi. I f ' 4-'N-WJIEH'--T151-s.KE:122::1 I . J ,, I.. A . ,me .. I f.,. 1. , - . arm. . ,, . V I , y -. X-.f.. .' - :Q ' ji' 2 -. ffkf- :.. ,.1Q?'lE.1u,,w. f:e.,.?1.h. f : 1.1 .- 'r I P me :P I gh A N ,Jak 'iw' '27 ,-A . , 1 '- ' ,I K W ., ' Lf' -2 .iff 'f'-,1i'?1-.rgaf fdiifv I V . ,.... .,- - A iM:t- -- . . fu N -, 1:.1.- '. -7 W u li f A' I ' ' I A , , U 6 I I Delia Iaujyelia I . V I I 5 l 1 i 1 J I i I 1 I I Beta mzcron lzapzfer l T iT Established in I89O 5 ml Q Il I I FRATRES IN FACULTATE 1 V J LEONARD AMBY MAYNARD CHARLES DUNAWAY UINN ': 4 I A I FRANCIS JOSEPH SEERY 1 N J I 1 FRATRES IN URBE Q P J JOSEPH SIDNEY BARR LEONARD CHRISTOPHER HANSON M T GEORGE DEWEY CARPENTER EDWARD MORGAN ST. JOHN J SENIORS 9 I SAMUEL THOMPSON BUCKMAN JAMES CABELL JOHNSON 3 Q OT'TO CHARLES DOERING DONALD SCANTLEBURY MACDONALD I PAUL MONTGOMERY DOERING ALDEN BROOKS MACNEIL in I EDWARD JEROME DRISCOLL ROBERT FENTON PATTERSON I ROBERT WILLIAM EILER NORMAN ROTH STEINMETZ WILLIAM JOHN HAMILTON, JR. THEODORE MCALLISTER WRIGHT 5 J I I JUN IORS I ERRETT HALGROVE CALLAHAN JACK SPELLMAN GARRETSON I, W WARREN JAMES PASHLEY F SOPHOMORES I EUGENE BALDERSTON, JR. MALCOLM HAY T PAUL JULIUS BUHL FRANK KETCHAM IDELL CHARLES COLEMAN BYE, JR. CYRUS PYLE, BD I LEROY GUION GARNSEY JAMES WILLIAM SWENSON GEORGE HALL RICHARD VICTOR WAKEMAN PRESHMEN T N ROBERT HOPPER CRUM JOHN MORETON J ROBERT IRVING DODGE, JR. HENRY JAMES QUICK T ELKINS HAMILTON HALE BRUCE EARL SHEAR J T ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON HENRY WILSON SHEWARD yi WILLIAM ALEXANDER KERR CHRYSTAL HARTMAN TODD I VY, J I I 2. ILE--A A , A A I A AA I V -- ' L il. I 1+--?-A--A114 -1 1- 3----T -A - --- - iz? K ' 'A ' .Ltr 7-43 in , . -I-14. I .II II I I In I V -alaiautbls -:li of 'I .if I 1' by A II LI I I II I A I! I Szgma Phz Q Founded at Union College 182.7 V I I . ROLL OF CHAPTERS Union College I Hamilton College . II Williams College I Hobart College I University of Vermont I University of Michigan Lehigh University Cornell University University of Wisconsin University of California I I I I I I I I Ii I I Hughes Hoyt Mundy Chandler Hatfield Clinton Watkins Walker I West Smith Hopkins Chase Zimmer Shriver Sanderson Scheidenhelm iI I Will Parsons Gowdy Gerlach Havemeyer Clark Strong Rollo Best I 7-44 -,J, ,,,, Epsilon Chapter Established in 1890 FRATER IN FACULTATE GEORGE PRENTISS BRISTOL PRATER IN URBE ALBERT EDWARD MILLIKEN SENIORS FRANK BAINBRIDGE CAMPBELL RICHARD MORTON CHASE HOWARD HODGE HOPKINS JUNIORS WILLIAM HOWARD CHANDLER KARL CLINTON FLOYD WOODRUBE MUNDY, GILBERT COPELAND BEST THOMAS REEDER HUGHES EDWARD JOY SCHEIDENHELM JOHN MAGRUDER CLARK GLENDON GERLACH JOSEPH SCOTT GOWDY SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN EDWARD SANDERSON SAMUEL HENRY SHRIVER EMILE JOHN ZIMMER, JR. HERBERT HYATT HATPIELD PHILLIPS BENNITT HOYT JR. JOHN MOSELEY WALKER, JR THOMAS DAVID WATKINS PHILIP WILL, JR. HERBERT :KINZIE HAVEMEYER THOMAS BRIAN PARSONS HERBERT DORLON ROLLO ALBERT WILLIAM STRONG, JR. 7-45 --..Y . , -,t- ,,.....r- 7 .-- f f if ep A GN ee J Q ci, Q P 'I Di! ,LX 14 A 1 4 :Mi 41 l'1 'N C,M,x.,N,C.,x, J -E f A 1:fii. li ,,1,.2..: . , ,351 C pw - . f ' Stag: in ar e . , 1 .tr , I J, -:za i 1 Q, -Q l I ff , N1-4, 1 f Q sms- f f X51 rw -si -153 'Bl R 1 J-'iff T l er I ea , L ...i sis Haag H A 1 at at ,,1.. gait, 1.. P - ' if -H, .:t2iE2sfL:?- v, 'ta HUM iiitwi I. - I-ta tg Wi,,w, fi - Saw, if qi .L 1. urs. , ? ,2,,'etwi9,f1, ffm,-' H My FM. mfr. M l 'Khalil 1 fl 4 ' l gm- , A ' . i.,'9, 1 1, 'ii ' I I U l l A I r Pennsylvania State College Beloit College University of California University of Wisconsin University of Texas University of Kansas University of Oregon University of North Dakota Wabash College Case School of Applied Science Trinity College Brown University University of New Mexico Tulane University Albion College Lehigh University University of Minnesota University of Southern Californ Cornell University Emory University ia Washington University University of Nebraska Hobart College Vanderbilt University Sigma Chi Founded in 1855 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Miami University Ohio Wesleyan University George Washington University Washington and Lee University University of Mississippi Pennsylvania College Bucknell University Indiana University Denison University De Pauw University Dickinson College Butler College D Lafayette College Hanover College University of Virginia State University of Iowa Illinois Wesleyan University Massachusetts Institute of Technology Leland Stanford, Jr., Univ. Colorado College University of Montana Purdue University Central Univ. of Kentucky University of Cincinnati Dartmouth College University of Michigan University of Illinois Kentucky State College West Virginia University Columbia University University of Missouri University of Chicago University of Maine Georgia School of Technol OEY University of Alabama Ohio State University Northwestern University University of Washington University of Pennsylvania Syracuse University University of Arkansas ' University of Georgia University of Pittsburgh University of Utah Western Reserve University University of Oklahoma University of North Carolina Oregon Agricultural College University of Colorado Colorado Agricultural College Montana State College Iowa State College University of Tennessee University of Toronto Wade Hodge Batchelor Coppin McClellan Hotchkiss Ingersoll Lemon Vollmer Keeher Owings Powell Hand Leonard Redclen Stewart Meyer Emerman Burnes Kurz Kreglow Perrigo Ibold Smith Jorgensen Bentley O'Neill Edwards Corse f' T' TT'Tn'1'Q'w -in --'T 246 Alpha Phi Chapter Established in ISQO FRATRES IN FACULTATE JOHN WILLIAM HEBEL RALPH MAYNARD FREDERICK MILLER SMITH MARTIN HARDIN JAMES TAYLOR BATCHELOR DANIEL METZ COPPIN WILLIAM HOWARD HODGE FRATRES IN URBE SENIORS WALTER BONNELL HOLTON GEORGE MERCEREAU HOTCHKISS THOMAS CHALMERS INGERSOLL JOHN FREDERICK LEMON HARRY VANNUYS WADE A . JUNIORS JAMES FANSWORTH HAND NATHANIEL ARTHUR OWINGS THOMAS FRANCIS KEEHER, JR. JOHN POWELL WILLIAM MARTIN KREGLOW, JR. HERMAN REDDEN MALCOLM FREDERICK LEONARD ALEXANDER RUSSELL VOLLMER I SOPHOMORES JOHN HARTNETT BURNES GEORGE CARL ERNEST KURZ CHARLES SAMUEL CORSE KARLE BAKER MEYER WALTER LOUER EMERMAN l JAMES PENTLAND STEWART FRESHMEN LOUIS LEES BENTLEY, JR. HARRISON GRIFFITH EDWARDS WILLIAM SHARMAN IBOLD ROBERT WESTENGAARD JORGENSEN GEORGE O,NEILL DONALD ARMSTRONG SMITH -Z-i 7-47 l- l-l 1 ii' gr? Deira Chi X Founded at Cornell 1890 ROLL OF CHAPTERS II I IIIIIIIII2 IIIIIIII 2z21f52a2f1fz2I IQIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Q I a ll - M v... QI . I I Qi I 1-:-5-:Ii-.5 I , ,QQ gg -II,tIIQIy I ,. Q ' ' Cornell University New York University University of Minnesota University of Michigan Dickinson University Chicago Kent Law School University of Buffalo University of Toronto Albany Law School Ohio State University University of Chicago Georgetown University University of Virginia Leland Stanford, jr., University University of Texas - University of Washington University of Nebraska I University of Southern, California University of California University of Iowa University of Kentucky University of Wisconsin Columbia University University of Kansas University of Illinois Iowa State University University of Idaho University of Arizona University of Indiana I I I ' I I I I I I I I I I Keenan Connelly Ogden C. Wagner Brady Anderson Barnes Macdonald Fischer Palmer Feinen I T. LaMont Ramirez G. LaMont Hershey Lawford Cronan Miller R. Wagner White Marietta Doing Cordes Burnett McElvein Trussell Koelb Furman Hunter Shay Tasker Wild Craig Beyer . Coleman is S QM F S, 41 ,I M- S-- H I - I 7. Qelfa Chi I T ROBERT TREMAN BANKS STEPHEN EDWIN BANKS EDMUND CLYNES CARL FREDERICK GILBERT Ornell hapter Established in 1890 FRATER IN FACULTATE NAIRNE FORSYTHE WARD FRATRES IN URBE CHARLES LAVAQUE MACDONALD WILLIAM ANDERSON, JR. DONALD SMILEY BARNES JOHN PATRICK BRADY GEORGE GARTLAND CONNELLY HERBERT JOSEPH FBINEN RAYMOND WHITNEY FISCI-IER JOSEPH VERNON CRONAN DONALD CHARLES HERSHEY GEORGE DARWIN LAMONT JAMES RICHARD BURISTETT EDWIN HENRY CORDES PARK ATKINSON DOING HORACE EDWARD FURMAN CARL MILTON KOELB FRANK KEMP BEYER JOHN EDWARD COLEMAN WILLIAM SOMERVILLE CRAIG ROBERT VIRGIL HUNTER MONROE MARSH SWEETLAND SENIORS WALTER CHARLES WILSON, JR. JUNIORS RICHARD BIESER WAGNER SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN SILAS THAYER WILD - WARREN RANDOLPH NEUMANN HORACE SHAFFER POTTER FREDERICK AUGUST ROGALSKY GEORGE FREDERICK ROGALSKY HARRY GEORGE STUTZ TIMOTHY MURPHY KEENAN EDWARD FREDERICK MILLER, JR GEORGE DORRIS OGDEN ROBERT NELSON PALMER MARIANO RAMIREZ CHARLES FRANKLIN WAGNER THOMAS ELDREDGE LAMONI' GEOFFREY NOEL LAWFORD ALBERT EDWARD PETERMAN, JR THOMAS IRVING MCELVEIN HAROLD EDWARD MARIETTA DONALD ALBERT N ESBITT JOHN CAREY TRUSSELL LAURENCE GRAHAM WHITE ALBERT HUGO ORTHMANN HERBERT KNAPP SI-IAY HENRY TASKER MARSHALL BERTRAND TURNER 7.49 U7 EL --iTfis----.-4-- -41.- -------i I C at , N 2,-fflf in ii T. S' ' QQ , agiSf2,'ggsg zgma A Zplza Epszlon Founded March 9, 1856 ' if 61555 -at I t i ROLL OF CHAPTERS if University of Maine Pennsylvania State College f fl tg., 7 kfin ilii' Boston University Bucknell University fl- Vs,,.,2Lx'i4,'.'i71.Q Harvard University University of Pennsylvania 'gf JL,-C fQsl,?jir'.f f , I Dartmouth College Gettysburg College ...JJ 1, .ALAN gniveffigly of Kansas george -Wasfiington. University f-' - 'N jf 'K A orne niversity niversity o irginia vf f 'ff?i', H 'fi Columbia University Washington and Lee University 1 l 1 J .:.,.. il My . V g I 8.7.1.1 Saint Stevens College Allegheny College University of Georgia University of Indiana Washington University ? ' fx, AVI. 4 ik: ' Wrfsf.,-:si . 5132 -A Xi ,fw.fm'f'.. fi I. . .4 . - -1e,.,1i- .JH -, f. ,5-xy' ' . ,ga 't...4,j,g, W ' P.:-I tx - -f 1 - gi s Mercer University Emory College Georgia School of Technology University of Alabama Alabama Polytechnic Institute University of Michigan Adrian College Mount Union College Ohio Wesleyan University University of Cincinnati Ohio State University Syracuse University Southwestern Baptist University Case School of Applied Science Franklin College Purdue University University of Florida University of North Carolina Oregon State College New Hampshire State College University of Oregon University of Illinois University of Arizona University of Minnesota University of Wisconsin University of Missouri University of Nebraska University of Iowa University of Arkansas Iowa State College University of Colorado Denver University Colorado School of Mines University of California University of Washington Louisiana State University Tulane University University of Texas Central Univ. of Kentucky Bethel College Kentucky State College South Western Presby. University Cumberland University Drake University Dickinson College Northwestern University Davidson College University of Chicago Union University Southern University University of Tennessee University of the South Vanderbilt University Mass. Institute of Technology Worcester Polytechnic Institute Leland Stanford, Jr. , University University of Oklahoma University of South Dakota Milliken University Kansas State University Washington State College Beloit College University of Pittsburgh University of Nevada University of Wyoming Colorado Agricultural College Carnegie Institute of Technology Denison University Lafayette College Miami University Montana State College St. Lawrence University University of Idaho University of Southern California William and Mary College Wing Atkins Duncan Hall D. Merrill Geier Davidson Reed Munschauer Campbell Richter Wannamaker Brick H, Merrill Maloney T. Kaveny Fennell Thomas McCullough Morris jones McNeil Kerr H. Ward Walker Hayner Ward - Roland Schumacher Simons Latham Sinclair R. Kaveny Evans Wikstrom Manning Caldwell -L 7.50 I W T- 'L R' ' T :Q Sigma Qxgvfuaf Cgps Z-5071, New York Alpha Chapter Established in 1891 FRATRES IN FACULTATE FREDERICK HAROLD GASTON WALT HUGH BAYARD HODGE, JR. ' ER KINKAID FRATRES IN URBE ERNEST GEORGE ATKINS RALPH CLINE JAMISON HENRY CLAY GIVAN, JR. BERT ROGERS LYON WARREN BUCKELEW GREEN GRAHAM MCNARY SENIORS JOSEPH DANIEL BRICK THOMAS FRANCIS FENNELL, BD THOMAS KAVENY, JR. JAMES DAVID MCCULLOUGH NORMAN LINDSLEY DAVIDSON THOMAS CLARKE DUNCAN JOHN NEWTON GETER STEVEN EDWARD HALL MARTIN EDWARD MALONEY JESSE CROOKE NICHOLLS HARRY PORTER WELD GEORGE ROBERTS PFANN JOHN LAWRENCE ROBINSON JOHN JAMES SHANNON HARWOOD FERRY MERRILL HARRY HASSON MORRIS, JR. STEWART RUDOLPH RICHTER z ALEXANDER JAMES MATHESON WANNAMAKER JUNIORS DANA NOYES MERRILL GEORGE EDWARD MUNSCHAUER ARTHUR BRADFORD REED JOSEPH SWARTZ THOMAS ' CHARLES HEQUEMBOURG WING SOPHOMORES FRANK BIXBY CAMPBELL DONALD MCLEAN KERR JOHN LEWIS HAYNER THOMAS MCNEIL, 4TH SAMUEL CLOSSONJONES WILLIAM DAVID ROLAND, JR. AUGUST SCHUMACHER FRESHMEN CHARLES SHEPPARD CALDWELL, 3D JOHN ROBERTS EVANS WILLIAM ANTHONY GEOHEGAN, JR. FRANK CLIFTON HENDRYX ARVE SIXTEN WIKSTROM GERALD HOWARD WALKER HAMILTON WARD, JR. JOHN CHAMBERLAIN WARD ROBERT GANNON KAVENY ROBERT BETTS MANNING GEORGE EMIL SIMONS ROBERT EDWARD SINCLAIR VLSI Jw' V 5 1-,- W t ii . l . ',. 3 .lzqlqlll W il - iy Delta Plzz Founded at Union College in 187.7 l ROLL UP CHAPTERS ry Union College + Brown University i New York University Columbia University - lk Rutgers College l University of Pennsylvania University of Michigan l Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 3. Lehigh University Johns Hopkins University ly Sheffield Scientific School 5 Cornell University M University of Virginia Q Trinity College il University of Illinois l, v ll l 1 . l l I 1 l l , U I 1 i i Massey Rathbone Blake Tupper Kinne Shapleigh W. Kuntz Conclit l Case Johns Ware Young F. Gundlach Tarbell Pope Russell Haviland l Walsh Daley Blanke Schieren C. Howland D. Kuntz . Ferris Beihl t R. Gundlach Rummler Alexander Russell Carpenter A. Howland Finley Olney Northup lli:LAi i - W Viwrxizblii A-A -i i -jf it-A4 - A- Q W i ' -, 7.51 JF I II -5 Delfa Pi Chapter Established in 1891 FRATER IN FACULTATE LANE COOPER FRATRES IN URBE CLARENCE TAREELL GEORGE SCHUYLER TARBELL, SR. FLETCHER HOWARD WOODCOCK ' ' SENIORS CHARLES BERRY HOWLAND DAVID PURSEL KUNTZ ERNEST AUSTIN BEIHL WALDRON EVBRETT BLANKE I A ROBERT HOUSE DALEY CONRAD CARVER POPE J DONALD Ross FERRIS GEORGE ARTHUR SCHIEREN, JR. J FRANK ARMSTRONG GUNDLACH GEORGE SCHUYLER TAREELL, JR. KENNETH MERRILL YOUNG J JUNIORS , A CHARLES VALENTINE HAVILAND WILLIAM LAROCHE RUSSELL SAMUEL CHARLES JOHNS ALEXANDER HAMILTON WALSH I JAMES ROBERT MARSHALL HOWARD BRETTEL WARE A ' SOPHOMORES A THEODORE UPRIGHT BLAKE WELLINGTON WESLEY KUNTZ, JR CLYDE ALLISON CASE LOREN JOHNSON MASSEY EDWARD MORROW CONDIT RICHMOND JOHN RATI-IEONE I ROGER WILLIAM KINNE WILLIAM CHAPMAN SHAPLEIGH, JR A EDWIN ODELL TUPPER FRESHMEN ROBERT EVANS ALEXANDER ARTHUR LLOYD HOWLAND WILLIAM TERHUNE CARPENTER NICHOLAS CARR NORTHUP GEORGE IRWIN FINLEY, JR. ROBERT STANBERRY OLNEY, 3D ROBERT FREDERICK GUNDLACI-I JOSEPH MANIG RUMMLER REISTER EDWARD RUSSELL L.. ..-1... ....-1-.1----.g- 7-53 .GX Kappa Sigma Founded in 1867 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Bowdoin College New Hampshire College Dartmouth College ....v...-a.,.14-.a University of Vermont II I Mass. Agricultural College i- I I I Harvardu University , I X, -' Brown niversity li Cornell University i I New York University II I gyracife Unigeiity 4 5' Pg. fqfi I' wart more o ege yffmm: Pennsylvania State College , , University of Kentucky I .ML .Q -. ' 'f l i 4 f Hampden-Sydney College N 1' I K University of Michigan X XX X Davidson College X 'ik I x gf Colorado College 'XX Wabash College sy 'N l X University of Indiana , University of Illinois K 9 A DU Lake Forest University iXe University of Chicago University of North Carolina North Carolina A. and E. College Mercer University Georgia School of Technology University of Georgia University of Alabama Denison University - Alabama Polytechnic Institute Vanderbilt University University of Tennessee Southwestern Presbyterian Univ. Massachusetts Inst. of Technology University of Colorado University of the South Ohio State University Case School of Applied Science University of Maine University of Wisconsin University of Minnesota University of Iowa University of Nebraska William Jewell College University of Missouri Missouri School of Mines Baker University University of Arkansas University of Oklahoma Millsaps College Louisiana State University University of Pennsylvania Bucknell University Lehigh University Dickinson College Washington University University of Virginia Randolph-Macon College Washington and Lee University William and Mary College Southwestern University University of Pittsburgh Tulane University Washington and Jefferson Coll. University of Texas Richmond College University of Denver Purdue University Trinity College Colorado School of Mines Leland Stanfoi-d,jr., University University of California University of Washington University of Oregon University of Idaho Iowa State College Washington State College Washburn College University of Kansas University of Arizona Oregon Agricultural College Rutgers College West Virginia University Wofford College George Washington University Kansas State College University of Toronto Lafayette College Johns Hopkins University Oklahoma A. 8c M. College Carnegie Inst. of Technology University of Florida University of Wyoming University of New Mexico Duke University Emory University Univ. of California, Southern Br. Meserve Warriner Hinchliff jarecki Stagg Wadsworth Cleaver Horton Stier Merrick Broad Korn S. Osborne Stotz Wood Blakemore Kimball J. McConnell Schimmelpfennig Dodd Phelps Hewitt P. Osborne T. Gram Cheney Seiler Derham Tarwater F. Gram Holmes Beatty Hall Wilcox Wyvell Mathewson Lacey C. McConnell Dean U Russell Ellis Walker -agen-. L-, - cz,--... at Y .. tht, ILEE-SEQ' ,, , , , , ,, .,,,,..,,.-,..,-,,,, ,,:,, 7-54 f. I ,I W 1 W N I . If , -V... '. appa, S'L:gl4fLa, Alpha Kappa lzapzfer Established in 1897. FRATRES IN PACULTATE DAVID CLINTON GILLESPIE ARNO HERBERT NEHRLING EDWARD ALBERT WHITE DAVID FLETCHER HOY ELMER SETH SAVAGE WILBUR YORK FRATRES IN URBE ROBERT ANDERSON EZRA CORNELL, 3D CHESTER HARDING HEWITT EDGAR FRED BISSANTZ ENOS JOSEPH DERHAM GUY EDWIN LONG REED VAIL BONTECOU PAUL WITHERSPOON ECKLEY W'ILLIAM WEST WARD ROBERT LOUIS HENDERSON SENIORS WENDELL EMERSON BROAD CHARLES MORRIS MERRICK, BD MARK MILLER CLEAVER, ZD PAUL BOYNTON MESERVE SAMUEL ALLEN DODD NORMAN GOEE STAGG ' EDWARD COLLINS HINCHLIFF ROBERT HIGHTON STIER ROBERT VANSCOY HORTON RICHARD CLARK WADSWORTH ALFRED STEVEN JARECKI HARWOOD WARRINER JUN IORS DAVID PERCY BEATTY SAMUEL CARSON OSBORNE JOHN NEVILLE BLAKEMORE GEORGE LYND PHELPS DEXTER SIMPSON KIMBALL, JR. ADOLPH HARRY SCHIMMELPFENNIG MATTHEW FARRAND IQORN LAURENCE EDWARD STOTZ JOHN WALDO MCCONNELL WILLIAM ROBERTS WOOD SOPHOMORES EDGAR ORLANDO CHENEY MATTHEW ALBERT HALL PAUL VINCENT OSBORNE WALTER AUGUSTINE DERHAM BARNARD WOLCOTT HEWITT LEWIS PINTARD SEILER FREDERICK HENRY GRAM BRET DICKENSON HOLMES JIM LAWRENCE TARWATER THEODORE JEROME GRAM CHARLES LEON WALKER U PRESHMEN ALVIN DEAN EDWARD PAYSON MATHEWSON, JR. I GORDON ABRAM ELLIS WILLIAM ROWE RUSSELL GEORGE TAYLOR LACEY TRUMAN RALPH WILCOX I - CHARLES EDWARD MCCONNELL MANTON MARBLE WYVELL LQ... Y Z x J ,, ALT- - 7-55 4 iukvqwyggi I' if U V -.-. AL' nv . Xxx N. '-g,.q, w i Q 5575+ iF'ii'i' w A -'nw ir'-a r f -1 -wif , w e I - Em , ' 'ii n v - DTT ! ig ,, 'Ftp I l V' in in X ' ' L 'QW W M 4a 0 02 , ffj w, l V in ii tt L, Jwlfws ,R iixiagm v K NX 'FQEFBQZF U. M. .Moy yi, in Alpha Zeta Founded at Ohio State University 1897 ROLL OF CHAPTERS University of Wisconsin Colorado Agricultural College University of Maine University of Missouri Washington State College University of California Purdue University . University of Kansas North Dakota Agricultural College University of Kentucky ' University of Tennessee University of Idaho Montana State University Maryland University University of 'New Jersey South Dakota State College University of West Virginia Ohio State University Pennsylvania State College University of Illinois Cornell University Michigan Agricultural College New Hampshire State College University of Nebraska North Carolina State College University of Minnesota University of Vermont Iowa State College University of Georgia Louisiana University University of Oklahoma University of Florida Arkansas State College Oregon State College Sullivan McKenzie Taylor Foreman Mitchell Reid Cruikshank Blanding Mecartney Middaugh Zautner Ulrey Britt Been Blake Breitfeld Hart Marshall Kilpatrick McKnight Bratley Davis Goodelle Frazer Sadd Crosby Dake G. Rhodes Van Schoick Bowman Wiant Blauvelt Pettengill McNeil Warren E. Rhodes I K--4. 7.56 I 17 LIBERTY HYDE BAILEY CORNELIUS BETTEN GEORGE WVALTER CAVANAUGH JOHN HENRY COMSTOCK RALPH SHELDON HOSMER FREDERICK GARDNER BEHRENDS HARRY OLIVER BUCKMAN DICK JAY CROSBY RALPH WRIGHT CURTIS ROLLINS ADAMS EMERSON ALEX FERDINAND GUSTAFSON EARL VOLCART HARDENBURG .Zia ornell ,hapter Established in IQOI HONORARY HARRY HOUSER LOVE JAMES GEORGE NEEDHAM JAMES EDWARD RICE ISAAC PHILLIPS ROBERTS FRATRES IN FACULTATE ULYSSES PRENTISS HEDRICK BURTON AARON JENNINGS LEWIS KNUDSON ALBERT RUSSELL MANN RUSSELL COOPER MILLER MYERS PETERS RASMUSSEN HARRY ALBERT Ross SAMUEL NEWTON SPRING WVILLIAM ALONZO STOCKING HERBERT HICE XVHETZEL HENRY HIRAM WING GEORGE ALLAN WORKS ELMER SETH SAVAGE JAMES HORGAN SHERMAN JOHN NELSON SPAETH GEORGE WALTER TAILBY, JR. LAWRENCE PAUL WEHRLE DONALD STUART WELCH XVILLIAM JAMES WRIGHT I I V I i QWNTII 'I ,II I I I I 'I FRATRES IN URBE I MAURICE CHESTER BOND JOSEPH BRACKIN KIRKLAND RALPH DOBBIN REID I ' JOHN FRANKLIN BOOTH ROBERT DONALD LEWIS ROBERT LINN SHAW I CYRIL OLIVER BRATLEY FRED FOUSE LININGER ORION ULREY I REECE LAWRENCE BRYANT HENRY ERNST LUHRS CARL WILLIAM VANDERVORT LEWIS CHARLES CHADWICK ALLISON AVERY MCKENZIE LAWRENCE MOORE VAUGHAN I JAMES ELWOOD DAVIS EARL RANDLES MCNEIL EDMUND ELLSWORTH VIAL k LACLAIR WARNER DAVIS JOHN LUPTON MECARTNEY JACOB OSBORN WARE A WILLARD LOUIS DAYTON EDMUND NORTHRIUP MOOT GEORGE BENTLEY WEEBER , JAMES GORDON HORSBALL ALBERT STANLEY MULLER JAMES STEWART WIANT FRANK LESLIE HOWARD ALEXANDER ZEISSIG I SENIORS ' EDWARD MATTHIAS BLAKE JAMES EDWIN FRAZER WESSELS STEVENSON MIDDAUGH WILLIAM ERNEST BLAUVELT RALPH MALCOLM GOODELLE ROBERT KIMBERLEY MITCHELL HERBERT DIMMICK BROKAW KENDRICK SHERMAN HART CHILION WRIGHT SADD ALAN WHEELER CROSBY GEORGE KENNETH KILPATRICK LEWIS HARRISON STEELE KMERRILLS LUTHER DAKE JOHN MARSHALL, JR. GEORGE WASHINGTON SULLIVAN, JR. I LESTER BOGGS FOREMAN JOHN GLOVER WEIR ' JUNIORS WALTER GERALD BEEN LINCOLN EVANS CRUIKSHANK GERALD PETER RHODES LEO RANDALL BLANDING WILLIAM ROY MCKNIGHT LAWRENCE OTIS TAYLOR ' CHARLES ISAAC BOWMAN JAMES COLE PETTENGILL ALEREDJ VAN SCHOICK HERMAN PAUL BREITFELD ELLIOT CARMER RHODES STANLEY WHITSON WARREN GERALD FRANKLIN BRITT ROBERT EDWARD ZAUTNER I L LL J. I ' ...AI ..-.l.Z... Ylfl' T.. . rf Y.. M --ffl IJ 7.57 . . ..,..f,,.--La...-7-...-, , 2151, -Y 76-52,- De Pauw University Purdue University University of Indiana Alabama Polytechnic Institute Mount Union College State University of Iowa Ohio State University William Jewell College University of Pennsylvania University of Vermont N. Carolina A. and M. College Rose Polytechnic Institute Tulane University Leland Stanford, Jr., University University of California Brown University University of Maine University of Nevada George Washington University Georgia School of Technology University of Tennessee College of William and Mary Mass. Inst. of Technology Colgate University Northwestern University 53 Sigma Nu Founded in 1869 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Howard College North Georgia Agricultural College Washington and Lee University University of Georgia Kansas State University Emory College Lehigh University Missouri State University Vanderbilt University University of Texas Louisiana State University University of North Carolina University of Montana University of Washington Syracuse University Case School of Applied Science Albion College Stevens Inst. of Technology Lafayette College Colorado School of Mines University of Oregon Cornell University State University of Kentucky University of Colorado University of Wisconsin University of Illinois University of Michigan Missouri State School of Mines Washington University University of West Virginia University of Chicago Iowa State College University of Minnesota University of Arkansas University of Florida Trinity College University of North Dakota University of Virginia Bethany College Mercer University University of Alabama Dartmouth College Columbia University Lombard University Pennsylvania State College Western Reserve University Oklahoma University University of Nebraska Delaware State College Stetson University Manhattan University Colorado Agricultural College University of Idaho Washington State College Oregon Agricultural College Maryland Agricultural College University of the South University of Wyoming University of Maryland Carnegie Inst. of Technology Wesleyan University Drury College Oklahoma Agricultural College University of Utah University of Oregon University of Arizona Bristol Voss Sinclair Tobin Huber Glass Wood Knobloch Rich l Blake Colyer DeVeau Shoemaker Abel Setter Allender Mitchell Speiden Strachan l Bradstreet Sutton Kasten Meigs Hoffman Turner Eddy Savage Purcell Hyde Baker Parker Scharping Ferguson Quest Knox Brislin Frye Halstead l is l l' ll ll Ii U WI ll l lf li li wel yi! lg ll 11 li it fi l i 2.58 l r I l I l s JF Q5'zgma.fWz V Gamma lzeta fzapter Established in 1901 FRATRES IN FACULTATE LUDWIG FREDERICK AUDRIETH COLIN SKINNER THOMAS ROBERT GIBSON DENNY HAMMOND UDALL FREDERICK HOWE BENJAMIN DUNBAR WILSON FRATRES IN URBE DAVID MORRIS DUNNE EDWARD ELLINGTON NEILL HENRY BRUNER SUTTON SENIORS LOUIS HENRY ABEL CHARLES HITCHCOCK BALLARD BROWNELL TOMPKINS BRADSTREET WINSLOW EDDY CLAYTON BARBER FRYE CHARLES EDGAR HOFFMAN WILLIAM HENRY IQASTEN ROBERT BRANDER MEIGS WALTER JOSEPH PURCELL ROBERT WILLIAM READY BERNARD ALEXANDER SAVAGE DONALD PHILIP SETTER WILLIAM GRATTAN SHOEMAKER WILLIAM ROGERS SUTTON NATHANIEL PARKER TURNER JUNIORS SAMUEL SHELTON ALLENDER THOMAS CYRIL DEVEAU GEORGE GORDON MITCHELL TERANCE BLAKE HAROLDHOEKELMAN JOSEPH HART SPEIDEN THEODORE TRVING COLYER JOHN ERNEST STRACHAN SOPHOMGRES EARL GARNER BRISTOL' HAROLD WILLIAM HALVERSON JESSE MILLER SINCLAIR RANDALL EVERETT FRYE WILLIAM JOHN HUBER CHARLES BURKE TOBIN MATTHEW MCCONNELL GLASS BYRON GORDON HYDE THEODORE KLEIN VOSS THANE ROCKWELL HALSTEAD CARL WALTER KNOBLOCH WILLIAM PARKER WOOD JAMES HENRY RICH FRESHMEN CHARLES EMERSON BAKER JOHN ANDREW BRISLIN JAMES ROBERT FERGUSON WALTER CARSON KNOX CHARLES EDWARD PARKER il....,n H 1-I JOHN HARVEY PRIEDEMAN WILLIAM JENNINGS QUEST ALBERT RUSSELL SCHARPING PHILIP SHEA LESTER BROKAW WHITING 7-59 I 51 y 5 ,iff .iq V iw If 1' E MQW V . ,N C f f 1- l f'--1'k. c v,m t-L ' Q: lx V ' li. fe? e l J - v ff - V--' A f f 'V 6 ,- ,,. ' ,K V , il. -' q, .. V .ri - . ' , ,gi 2' wr inf f 1 on 4, . E, QQ,-,5 W A 5 fr., -A ,gy f - ,-.,. 'M-1 of J ,nz , l 1 if ,sig Phi Delta Sigma Founded in 19o7. . Parsons Lang Gee Burnett Zoeller Schuster Weston Keiper E. Crawford Rupert W. Conley Caves Zeiner Larnbly Kimball Leick Parsell S. Crawford Konrad Beaver Reagan Hooper Beyland Proper Gregory Bell C. Conley Underwood 160 A I 'Il,l QCJCLLLA kJLl7lluJ. FRATRES IN FACULTATE THOMAS ROLAND BRIGGS EUGENE DAVIS MONTILLON GEORGE IRVING DALE EDMUND ADRIAN PERRIGAUX OTHON GOEPPE GUERLAC WILLIAM STRUNK, JR. FRATRES IN URBE HARRY GIEEORD BULL FRANCIS MCDONALD MOLLESON WALTER FREDERICK CRAWFORD RICHARD KENDRICK PARSELL EARLE COLE HUNT THEOPHILUS PARSONS, JR. - MARTIN BUELL TINKER SENIORS ROBERT CROSBY BURNETT JOHN ELLIOT CRAWFORD RICHARD AUGUST KAST FRANCIS PITMAN KEIPER ALBERT LANG JAMES WALTER CAVES CHARLES LARROWE CONLEY WALTER JAMES CONLEY JAMES STUART CRAWFORD HARRY CARVEL BEAVER LEWIS MERRITT BELL JOSEPH DOUGLAS GREGORY WILLIAM BELL SIDNEY WARREN BEYLAND THOMAS MICHAEL MCMOON DONALD MEREDITH RUPERT LAWRENCE EDWIN SCHUSTER JOHN ELMER UNDERWOOD GIEEORD LOVELACE WESTON VICTOR EDWARD ZOELLER JUNIORS WILLIAM HENRY KIMBALL NORMAN CARL KONRAD JOHN EDWARD LAMELY LEONARD MAURER LEICK GEORGE EDGAR ZEINER SOPHOMORES WILLIAM HARWOOD HOOPER JAMES DUNBAR POND FRANK STANLEY REAGAN THOMAS CARROL WILSON FRESHMEN WILLIAM GLISON PROPER EARLE ROSCOE RYNO 1 i - l 161 U r i t. We ggi r -Arif 'J ff ' GZ: -- fic it ., 93315. Ma J Theta Xi Founded in 1864 ROLL OP CHAPTERS Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Yale University Stevens Institute of Technology Massachusetts Institute of Technology Columbia University Cornell University Lehigh University Purdue University Washington University Rose Polytechnic Institute Pennsylvania State College Ohio State University University of Washington Iovva State College University of California State University of Iowa University of Pennsylvania Carnegie Institute of Technology University of Texas University of Michigan Leland Stanford, Jr., University University of Washington University of Wisconsin University of Minnesota Louisiana State University University of Illinois Armour Institute of Technology Rossomondo Menconi Arnold Aten Reed N. Miller Koch Savage Snyder W. Miller Fort Fossum Reynolds Walsh Vickers Bonn Thomson Patrick Gretsch Swart Terry Emmons Degenh ardt Robertson Watts Spencer Colton Olsen Mitchell Myers Keefer Olditch Oberg Guck Richter 167. Zeta Chapter Established in 1903 FRATRES IN FACULTATE HAROLD TALBOTT LACEY AUSTIN LATHROP PATRICK FRATRES IN URBE LOUIS ECKERT REED CHARLES WESLEY THOMAS RICHARD SHELLEY SNYDER VLADIMIR KARAPETOBE ROBERT FRANCIS PILE LLOYD GREGORY POTTER SEN IORS SAMUEL AVERETT ARNOLD LEONARD MENCONI ADRIAN JOHN ATEN NORMAN AMOS MILLER WINTHROI2 DAVID COLTON WALTER ROHRER MILLER FRED GRETSCH, JR. FRANK DAVID ROSSOMONDO KIRKWOOD HALLOCK SAVAGE JUNIORS WILLIAM EWIN BONN WHITMAN MEAD REYNOLDS ROBERT EDWIN FORT THOMAS WILLIAM SVVART EARNEST WILLIAM FOSSUM WILLIAM LEUPP THOMSON HARRY SANFORD KOCH, JR. ANDERSON X7OISARD VICKERS DELEON WALSH SOPHOMORES IRA HAROLD DEGENHARDT KARL WILSON ROBERTSON RAY BAXTER EATON EDMONDS WHEELER SPENCER FREDERICK EARL EMMONS WILLIAM REGINALD TERRY FRANK CHARLES RICHTER WILLIAM COLTON WATTS ' FRESHMEN MILTON EDWARD GUCK WILLIAM WASHINGTON KEEPER, JR. HAROLD WILLIAM MITCHELL LEWIS PHILIP MYERS, JR. HENRY VALDEMAR OBERG GEORGE JAMES OLDITCH CARL FREDERICK ANKER OLSEN 7.63 xx---1 1,7 ,LL M 1 1 L Q HJC N' A rw G 0x ..J'X. , Q U B 4 egg' fn rm P , 1 'W' v' Y-.Pv,fff19'f'jN 'f,..-11,.fpg'Q, ,wh A, 71 f fgam n- Q,qi,-wffsmpQgfiwqfngfd-qxfiu.Wwe wg. 11: 9 1WQ-fm 'v.2:ff13+w1-!a- rss'-fp: H, H- 51 mi. wer, -- ww 1.a3n, v'i7' -, FWF .WWQEA YUHQ 'W' W KM'- 'ryifiifv wr. T .-.f'f f ,ss-Mil Wifi' A v Q. W, .,ff,2Gar+5f smV. 3. 1 L yew fgw, rw' 'K W H.. gy , ,Ng .gf-, . 1- 3,35-1 ,ig sa ' 21 ,, mg xfuflv- W, ' 'gd-F M55 H 1 ' Y M5 9 ii?f- 2' 3 232 : L 1 ' Wi' L f 4- Zodiac L Founded in 1904 f d Y Fingado Schuerz Lockwood Edson Mayo Oakes Mackey Cornehlsen Severns Lueder Schwarzwalder Hosley Barton ,N Dorland Hower Hayden Lewis Lucius Edsall Groves Berresford 1 Weed Cook Allen Cotton Moore Ogden Simmons McKelvy Beary L1 V Y--wel -f--3, 1 , , ,--1.--f , ,- f- 7,447 ,V -W -W f fr 2.64 V I Z9cz'L'ao FRATRES IN FACULTATE JOSEPH QUINCY ADAMS CARL CRANDALL FRED ASA BARNES GEORGE ABRAM EVERETT GEORGE GLEASON BOGERT PAUL MARTYN LINCOLN CLARK SUTHERLAND NORTHUP FRATRES IN URBE HERMAN BERGHOLTZ JOHN FLINTOFF COTTON LOUIS EUGENE COOK WILLIAM FORREST LEE WILLIAM HAZLITT SMITH ' SENIORS EDWARD TITUS BARTON BRUCE LOCHMAN LEWIS EUGENE DIVEN BUCHANAN CHARLES OSBORNE MACKEY FRANCIS WALLACE CRANDALL ARTHUR ROSE MOORE MORRISON JOHN HOSLEY MERRILL PARMLY PARET JUNIORS STANLEY CALEE ALLEN A HAROLD WILLIAM BEATY ROBERT SHELDON HAYDEN HOWARD ALBIN LUCIUS ARTHUR BEATTYS BERRESEORD REGINALD BUCHANAN ROSEVEAR LUEDER RAYMOND CONRAD FINGADO SYLVESTER JOSEPH MCKELVY DONALD WHITNEY WEED SOPHOMORES WAYNE EUGENE DORLAND SAMUEL SINCLAIR EDSON EDWIN LESTER GROVES WILLIAM CHRISTIAN CORNEHLSEN HOWARD LIVINGSTON EDSALL JOHN RYLAND LOCKWOOD I JOHN SHUMAN HOWER, JR. RANDALL VOORHEES OAKES JOHN TRUST SEVERNS FRESHMEN EARL WILLIAM MAYO ROBERT FREDERICK SCHUETZ GEORGE FRANCIS DEAN SCHWARZWALDER, LD V 7.65 -f.,.,..,-. .,..Af-Hr:-T ,, -,,.,.l wgmnfvf TTL i.. Y Vi- --...,,-FEL, Y sa.. ,L V Y, , ,,YYYV, K If-W V f . Vlmgq Q! X 01 lll l l l II J ll nllff Ill? Q s'l f X lllllln N Seal and Serpent Founded in 1905 Burns Stevens Bennett Budd Dudley Rundcl Gilligan McKee Wal :cr Laura Duggan Knacbcl Tinker McKinlay Anderson Pawlcy Dcpcw Ayres Kunkel Smith Berry 168' ' 4 l I ll EUGENE RENIER BREWSTER CHARLES JULIUS ANDERSON DONALD FRANKLIN AYRES GORDON FERRIS DEPEW WALLACE STOTT BERRY ALEXANDER LATTA GRAHAM LEWIS BENNETT ARCHIBALD WRIGHT BUDD LJCUL Llllbl kJC'lilC'ILL ' 'Y FRATER IN FACULTATE FREDERICK WILLIAM GWENS FRATRES IN URBE W, dxf I I I I Ii II I I SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES ORNAN HUBBARD WALTZ MARTIN FRANCIS KUNKEL MYRON GOULD PAWLEY ERNEST GEORGE SMITH DUNCAN JOHN MCKINLAY I I RICHARD FRANKLIN WALTER JOHN KNAEBEL 'JOHN SWOPE MCKEE A I I I I I I I EMMETT MARTIN DUGGAN PAUL FREDERICK TINKER I HOWARD BARTHOLOMEW GILLIGAN A JAMES ALBERT WOOD, JR. ll FRESHMEN I WJ LUKE AUGUSTINE BURNS, JR. EMIL STEVENS II GUY LOREN RUNDEL FRANK TOMLINSON W I I III I 1, ..I I 2.67 ,i ,V P 1 A C if A T A l l 3 l A - - ll y t1 V 3 Delta Sigma Plzz gl V Founded in 1899 g ., ,, A A: fl , i Rott OF CHAPTERS ' Pennsylvania State Colle e ' University of Texas g 5 ' A V S Cornell University 3 s University of Pennsylvania 'i University of North Carolina E' Alabama Polytechnic institute Trinity College Nl ,l Southern Methodist University Alfred University U University of Chicago Ohio Northern University ily Waynesburg College University of Michigan gy North Carolina State College Ohio State University M! Thiel College University of Wisconsin ll Hillsdale College James Millilcin University All University of California University of Virginia 'Il Franklin and Marshall College Oglethorpe University St. Louis University McGill University l Tulane University Michigan Agricultural College l Wofford College University of Colorado l University of Pittsburgh University of Maryland E University of Illinois Albion College 3 Boston University Kansas Agricultural College f, Georgia School of Technology University of California, Southern Branch l College of the City of New York John B. Stetson University . 1 l 3 l 1 I l I l ll 1 li i l i l Ropes Stalter Woerz Weaver Murnane Witherell Schofield Schriever Tresiddcr i Teall Gould King Fuller Clegg Tuoti Keet Hammond , W Edenfield R. R. McLaughlin Lakas Craig ter Kuile Hirsh R. M. McLaughlin Andrews Carpenter Q I Pike Galusha McKee Hebert Sturm Harris Ross. Nunez 1 1 1 2. 68 .glvvvvv xfvu. U :vvv A. :vv Theta Chapter Established in 1906 ' FRATRES IN FACULTATE DALE RAYMOND MITCHELL . CLINTON AUSTIN WRIGHT FRATRES IN URBE FREDERICK HARDS JEFFERS RUDOLPH FREDERICK VOGELER, R WILBER RAYMOND WINANS SENIORS ERIC ALEXIS ANDREWS FREDERICK RUDOLPH HIRSH, JR. JAMES GROFF CRAIG JOHN MATTHEW LAKAS CHARLES HARTRANBT DEICHMAN RICHARD MEREDITH MCLAUGHLIN LLOYD BENJAMIN EDENBIELD ROBERT RODEN MEREDITH MCLAUGHLIN ROGER COUVELLE TER KUILE JUNIORS ALBERT GUY CARPENTER HARRY BLISS CLEGG KENNETH WOOD FULLER PERLEY ALLEN GOULD WALTER WILLIAM HAMMOND EUGENE LITTLE KEET, JR. WILLIAM VINCENT DALLAHAN ALBERT RAMNEY GALUSHA PAUL LEE NUNEZ BERNARD CHASE PIKE WILLIAM HALL ROPES JOHN FRANKLYN HARRIS EDWIN THOMAS HEBERT F i i DUDLEY SLOCUM KING THEODORE BERNARD MURNANE CHARLES HENNINGER TEALL GEORGE EDWARD TUOTI KENNETH ROBERT WEAVER MAYNARD FAYETTE WITHERELL SOPHOMORES GEORGE MUNSON SCHOFIELD HENRY JOHN SCHRIEVER LESTER CLIFFORD STALTER ARGUS JOHN TRESIDDER JOHN ALVA WOERZ FRESHMEN SEWARD ROBERT MCKEE ROWLAND HOLLINGSWORTH ROSS CARL BALTHASAR STURM 7. New York University Columbia University University of Pennsylvania Cornell University Boston University Western Reserve University Case School of Applied Science Tulane University Union College Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute Zeta Beta Tau Founded in 1898 ROLL OF CHAPTERS College of the City of New York Ohio State University University of Chicago Syracuse University Vanderbilt University Louisiana State University University of Southern California University of Illinois Washington and Lee University Harvard University Yale University University of Michigan University of Florida McGill University University of California University of Virginia University of Nebraska University of Alabama University of Wisconsin Mass. Institute of Technology University of Washington University of Missouri Washington University Adler Kochenthal Freidenberg Mayer Landauer Lane Nusbaum Merzbach Kaufmann Hilder Leiserson Wile Solingcr Block Werner Abt Flesch Freund Weyl Newburger Greenheld Gompertz Gilbert - - 1- Y . - W -fn fi:-Eiffaaf-1 , mar- JL -L-rin, -if -- Y 'll ll liili- 170 H, Kappa Chapter HENRY EDWARD ABT Established in T907 FRATRES IN URBE ISAAC BERNSTEIN SENIORS FRED ADLER ALFRED ROBERT LEISERSON ' LOUIS BLOCK EUGENE KAHN MERZBACH J M, HUBERT HILDER MERRILL NUSBAUM EUGENE MARKS JKAUTMANN DAVID MORRIS SOLINGER RICHARD HERRMAN WVILE JUNIORS - LEO LANDAUER Q HENRY EDWIN LANE I WILLIAM LIPPMAN MAYER ' SOPHOMORES THEODORE ADLER LOUIS JACOB FREIDENBERG RICHARD MARCUS KOCHENTHAL I . FRESHMEN WALTER IRVING ABT ' WALTER GOMPERTZ RICHARD CHARLES FLESCH HAROLD JAMES GREENEIELD 1 PHILLIP HERBERT FREUND FRANK NEWBURGER, JR. CARL RICHARD GILBERT STEVEN LUDWIG WERNER n JAMES SALLER WEYI. 2 I Mg 7.71 ftjx is e e - 4.3 3 1,'21:.- fi' , 'a uf 7.1 . H, 'J 3 55 'Z , 'f':..,: '-if L ' ' 35? Alpha Psi Founded in 1906 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Ohio State University Cornell University University of Pennsylvania Colorado Agricultural College Alabama Polytechnic Institute Michigan Agricultural College Washington State College i 1 Mouat Hall Temple A. Hilbert K. Hilbert Reed S. D. johnson Greenway Mclnrosh Dennis S. A. Johnson Ives Keyes Aronson Grace Bouron ter Kuile Davidson Baker DeMott Lockwood Andrews , Constable Ellison ' I 7.72. A,, i Beta Chapter Established in 1907 FRATRES IN FACULTATE JAMES WILLIAM BENNER EDWARD MICHAEL CURLEY PIERRE AUGUSTINE FISH JAMES NATHAN FROST WILLIAM ARTHUR HAGAN MAURICE DEGRAFF CANARY ARTHUR COLWELL DAVIDSON ANDRE RAY DEMOTT WILLIAM ALBERT DENNIS' DONALD HOLSTON ANDREWS HARRYL ARONSON JAMES DOUGLASS BROOKS CLYDE LELAND CONSTABLE REGINALD LINUS GRACE LEO ANTHONY FORTUNE JOHN ERNEST GREENWAY DONALD WYCKOEE BAKER ALTON PARKER BOUTON RALPH THEODORE ELLISON CALVIN EUGENE HALL FRATRES IN URBE HAROLD BENJAMIN MCMURRAY HOWARD JAY MILKS VERANUS ALVA MOORE EARL SUNDERVILLE WALTER LONG WILLIAMS CAMERON GOBE SENIORS ' CHARLES ALBERT IVES FRANCIS IRVING REED ROGER COUVELLE TER, KUILE JUNIORS ARNOLD EDWARD HILBERT KENNETH WILBUR KEYES WILLARD GEORGE LOCKWOOD HAROLD CROFT PARKER ARTHUR TRAYBORD SOPHOMORES KENNETH FRANKLIN HILBERT JOHN PIERCE MCINTOSH JOSEPH ALBERT THOMAS FRESHMEN SAMUEL AUGUSTINE JOHNSON SETH DARWIN JOHNSON - HUGH ROBERTSON MOUAT HARRY CLARK TEMPLE 7-73 716 ' f 'i-- -, l 1 X ,V.,.m-.: .r l 4 , ll Sfirfsiztfzsz-'-Nmwharf:-slr,-nas-:ff . l . l , M i aifffzig 4 'Wir fE'?i ?f4fif?i?ii5fiifFf ' fa. 5 I ' I v --.Q-,A.wZ,,' l Acacia Founded in 1904 ROLL OF CHAPTERS l . . , , , Carnegie Institute of Technology George Washington University Oklahoma State University University of Michigan University of California University of Minnesota University of Chicago University of Missouri University of Colorado University of Nebraska Columbia University Ohio State University Cornell University Pennsylvania State University University of Pennsylvania Purdue University l i Harvard University Syracuse University 'l University of Illinois University of Texas 'V - - . . . University of Iowa University of Washington Iovva State University University of Wisconsin Wi University of Kansas Yale University y Kansas State University University of Indiana y University of Oklahoma Northwestern University y North Carolina University Oregon State College M Denver University l gi is ll l ii Ball Corner Bogan Britton Robey Boyles Thompson Bradley Lothers Mortimer Cragbon Cole Willits Frederick Ulmer Adams Campbell Marble Riley 3 Hurtar Noonburg Rehmeyer Bolles Agel Emslie Tucker Gaines l ll Q'E3 tiff 1,1-:M iff f. -f-f 111'--ff 1:3 -- , Fi -'i 7. -TW: JAMES ADRIAN BIZZELL UICQCZU I ornell hapter Established in I9O7 WILLIAM COOK ANDRAE HARRY ALBERT BRITTON ROBERT FRANKLIN CHAMBERLAIN EDWARD ROY CLARK HERBERT PRESS COOPER EDWARD RAYMOND CUSHING KARL DALLENBACH WILLARD WALDO ELLIS VICTOR RAYMOND GAGE FRATRES IN URBE RILEY HENRY HEATH JOHN CARL HUTTAR LUTHER GOODRICH JONES WILLIAM ERNEST KRAUSS JOHN EDMUND LOTHERS WILERED DOUGLAS MILLS HARRY CLIFFORD REED CLYDE SEAKS REHMEYER SENIORS CYRIL FRANK CAMPBELL HOWARD HIBBARD CAMPBELL SAMUEL DOUGLAS BOGAN ARTHUR FOREST BOYLES ROBERT CLAUD BRADLEY ROSS FREMONT CHRISMAN WILLIAM STORRS COLE JOHN GORDON GAINES FRANCIS EVAUL HANCE FRANK OSCAR AGEL EDWIN KENNETH BALL FRATRES IN FACULTATE CARL EDWIN LADD LEONARD ALEXANDER LAWRENCE GEORGE ROBERT MCDERMOTT LOUIS MELVILLE MASSEY FRED STILLMAN ROGERS EDWARD CONRAD SHOWACRE LELAND SPENCER FRANCIS OMAR UNDERWOOD CHARLES LEOPOLD WALKER LELAND EUGENE WEAVER HAROLD BARROWS RILEY ASHLEY ROBEY LAWRENCE COOPER RUMSEY CHARLES TRACEY STAGG DEWEY STEWART CHARLES KETCHUM TUCKER CHARLES OLIVER WILLITS DEAN RICHMOND MARBLE MILO ELIHU THOMPSON JUNIORS ADDIS VAN ALSTYNE ADAMS MARTIN DAYLE CRAGBON ALBERT CROISSANT FREDERICK ALBERT THOMAS BOLLES CHARLES MAYNARD EMSLIE WILLIAM NOONBURG WALTER WENDELL COTNER . FREDERICK WOLLMER SOPHOMORES . EARL JOHN MORTIMER WILLIAM ERNEST ULMER ir' - . 4 - Y ,. , 175 -i mlb, QM 7 f J XX! lwvi CJ g G Pv , C an y 5 b 1 ii 1 1- Ulu, sr vle it 1 il buff lil P11233 Alpha Chi Rho Founded at Trinity Colle ge 1895 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Trinity College Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute University of Pennsylvania Columbia University Lafayette College Dickinson College Yale University Syracuse University University of Virginia Washington and Lee University University of Califor Cornell University Wesleyan University Allegheny College University of Illinois Pennsylvania State College Lehigh University Dartmouth College University of Michigan University of Wisconsin Ohio State University nia Martin Aird Reusswig M. Schrader Jones Super Wheeler Newcomb Smith Durling Curtis Fintel Wood Meyer W. Schrader Hyde Whitney Sutherland Stabler Heinen Gloning Hasbrouck Crissey - Hopkins 7.76 hun- JIIUAU CAI RAD Phi Theta Chapter Established in 1908 FRATRES IN FACULTATE RALPH PALMER AGNEW HOULDER HUDGINS ALEXANDER NEILSON AIRD WILLIAM HENRY JONES HENRY BAILEY MARTIN HAROLD RUSSEL BURGER CHARLES RAYMOND DURLING, JR. THOMAS FREDERIC HYDE HENRY HELMER BOSE RICHARD METCALF CONNOR GEORGE FORD CRISSEY ERNEST ACHARD FINTEL FRANCIS JOHN MALLEY HAROLD ROBERT SMART FRATER IN URBE CHARLES DEGOLYER TINKER SENIORS OHN WILLIS SUPER JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN CHARLES EMANUEL ENTEMANN, JR. GEORGE WILLIAM GLONING ALLAN GRANT HASEROUCK JAMES LAWRENCE NEWCOME THEODORE FREDERICK REUSSWIG MILTON ROBERT SCHRADER WILLIAM THOMAS SINCLAIR, JR. PAUL HAMILTON SMITH HARRY ELMER WHEELER WALTER ZIMMERMANN MEYER WARREN WILLIAM SCHRADER WILBUR CLAY SUTHERLAND SEYMOUR MEADER WHITNEY FREDERICK CORNELIUS WOOD RALPH JAMES HEINEN JOHN BROWN HOPKINS STANLEY PHILLIPS STABLER 7-77 ' 1:' 'VDIQEEI R457 'Q' 2 X LA ff 01676 N . -V 'Q ' .,',' nl.- Alplzi Sigma Phi Founded at Yale 1845 ROLL OP CHAPTERS Yale University Ohio Wesleyan University Marietta College University of California Ohio State University University of Pennsylvania University of Illinois University of Nebraska University of Michigan Colorado University Cornell University University of Minnesota University of Wisconsin University of Kentucky Columbia University Leland Stanford, Jr., University Harvard University Pennsylvania State College University of Washington University of Chicago Iowa State College Oregon Agricultural College University of Oklahoma Carnegie Institute of Technology Massachusetts Agricultural College Middlebury College Syracuse University Lay N. Hunt Steele Powley A. Hunt Grifiith Holmes Palmer Rogers Miller Moellman Gerhart Gawer Bub Berlesky Beecher Johnstone Stiefcl Hodge Spring Wiegle Bastian Price Tyo Gemar Hogan Deacon Murdock Warwick Yoder Wright Daum Dickinson Bailey Brett Shepard Conkey Johnston Schade Strong 9.78 I T A-'TI.TL,.,ij1L:::,,if::4'-HTlr 7 T'-'- L t'HHH A-'-T?-fl-1'-j'i N N N 1 I YYYV Established in 1909 FRATER IN FACULTATE WILLIAM ARTHUR HAGAN FRATER IN URBE DANIEL WISE HOGAN, JR. SENIORS HOBART REED AVERY , STANLEY THOMPSON GEMAR WALTER STEWART BEECHER ARTHUR JACOB GERHART ROGER WILSON BRETT NORMAN EEERLE HUNT WILLIAM PARISH GARVER A HORACE DANIEL WIEGLE BURNETT FRANCIS WRIGHT JUNIORS J DWIGHT PHILLIPS BAILEY RICHARD COOLIDGE MURDOCK HOWARD VINCENT CONKEY FRANCIS CHARLES PALMER THEODORE MINER DICKINSON JOSEPH PATRICK ROGERS FREDERIC WALLACE HODGE LESLIE ANGEVINE SCHADE RANSOM STEELE HOLMES, JR. STEWART SHERWOOD STRONG JOHN FRANKLIN JOHNSTONE RUEL ELIAS TYO LAWRENCE CAMPBELL LAY HAROLD FETZER YODER . SCPHOMORES EUGENE BAILEY BASTIAN CHARLES LOUIS DAUM THOMAS ALBERT MOELLMAN HARRY STEPHEN BERLESKY NOBLE GARRISON JOHNSTON RANDALL HARMER POWLEY FRANK DAMIAN BUB JOHN TEN BROECK MILLER LEMUEL THORNTON PRICE FRESHMEN PHILIP HAROLD DEACON JOHN DE BERARD SHEPARD EDWARD HENRY STIEPEL ROBERT LYN GRIFFITH JOHN ANDREW STEELE GEORGE PIERSON SPRING ARTHUR CLARENDEN HUNT DAVID ALLAN WARWICK X 'I 7-79 2'?- .? '.L ... a-5 ' XJ'- Q if ll' 'lil l ill Ill 5' 5 Q Q - ,143 I lullmlllll'l! 4llnp m - - sh . 5- ,Ili l - 1 ...fzf-' .. 51? filili ' Et iii sir il , 1l,i'E E3 ,U t '01-new pnoewe Sigma Phi Sigma U Founded in 1904 ROLL OF CHAPTERS University of Pennsylvania Cornell University Maryland State College University of California University of lllinois Pennsylvania State College University of Maine University of Nevada Alabama Polytechnic Institute Oregon State Agricultural College University of Missouri University of Wisconsin Ohio State University Smartt Eichleay MacPhail Blystone de Zimnosek German Price McVeigh Schmidt Byrd Reimers Abrams MacDaniels Brown Evans Parker Gurney Kay Bethell Hart Wehmhoff Vetter Clarey Hunt Bader Lockwood Gardner Montgomery Hall 180 FRATRES IN URBE I-7 V '- ' A EM' ' , 7715 '-MQMZLM 1 4: Sl297'?1LCL qyhi Sigma J Gamma Chapter Established in I9IO 1 FRATRES IN FACULTATE JOHN HALL BARRON CHARLES EDWARD OJROURKE GILBERT PECK HOLMES PARSHALL EDWARD HARVEY STEVENS SENIORS HERBERT FRANKLIN ABRAMS WILBUR WALLACE GERMAN RALPH HAMILTON BYRD HARRY SKELDING LOCKWOODN JOHN WILLIAM EICHLEAY CLARENCE JOHN MACDANIELS LEWIS CHRISTMAS EVANS LUKE MATTHEW MCVEIGH WILLIAM ADAMS FLANAGAN WILFRED MEESON PRICE -A. JUNIORS DONALD CHURCH ANGEVINE FRANCIS CUTLER BETHELL MONTELLO EUGENE BLYSTONE BENJAMIN WILLIAMS BROWN CARLOS DE ZIMNOSEK FREDERICK HAROLD CHARLES DOCHTERMANN DEAN PAULDING KAY WINSTON ENGLAND PARKER THEODORE DANIEL REIMERS HARRY ANDREWS SCHMIDT ELLIOTT JOSEPH VETTER HENRY WEHMHOFE SOPHOMORES NELSON WARREN HALL GILBERT HART ROBERT SKINNER MACPHAIL WILLIAM MADISON SMARTT BERNARD MICHAEL CLAREY LEWIS ROBINSON GARDNER WALTER HAROLD GURNEY - FRESHMEN DANIEL SYLVESTER BADER 1 ROBERT EDGAR HUNT JOHN MARTIN MONTGOMERY JR 2.81 El V jr wi , 'llu 'X K ' . t y W . ' M :I ,gf , 5 l F. K. N fg xc: -' q lj slggli '-'7 NIEEIL., E y , Q. l g e , G 1 r i w, l2 t':,,,!,W4 X S, i ' w li Zi lla X 1 , - vbqx- wa s t it i S' l i l . Beta Sigma Rho l i Founded in 1910 S ROLL OF CHAPTERS i Cornell University 5 Pennsylvania State College Columbia University University of Buffalo Q University of Pennsylvania Q Carnegie Institute of Technology l I 1 ll i I 1 l i i 1 l 1 Cieser Margolius Wolkincl Kovner Spolansky Beck Goldstein I Gretsch Kohn Schwebel Ries Rafler Rosoff Low Distillator I Cowen Symons Miller Klingenstein Sandler Morse Brandman Telsey Heller Horwitz Binenkorb Kline Brause Stein Ross Markewich Boasberg Antoville Kahn l iii- -- , , Y- f V -' H- tilf!,,iiTieii-i-, ,lfif:g,,1E'j.?4.T23i5fg3ifYV- fel' f-TH' 1-if Mia- --f- 7.87. Y I 5 J I L , I I , JA C C , , Alpha Chapter Established in I9IO FRATRES IN URBE AARON LOUIS BINENKORB BENJAMIN HORWITZ HYMAN CHARLES BRANDMAN LEON SIDNEY KAHN SAUL ISAAC HELLER BERNARD JACOB KOVNER EDWARD HAROLD WOLKIND . SEN IORS ABRAHAM ARTHUR ANTOVILLE THEODORE HENRY KLINE EMANUEL BOASBERG, JR. ARTHUR MARKEWICH ARCHIE BRAUSE ALBERT Ross , MEYER STEIN JUNIORS HENRY SELLY KLINGENSTEIN JOSEPH SANDLER LEWIS JACOB MILLER JOSEPH SINGER ABRAM CHARLES MORSE, JR. MERVIN OPPENHEIMER SYMONS LEON GERSONI TELSEY ' SOPHOMORES ' LAWRENCE COWEN HANS MICHEL RIES PAUL BERNARD GRETSCH . SEYMOUR ROSOEE NATHAN RAELER SAMUEL SCHWEBEL FRESHMEN SIDNEY BECK IRVING LUDWIG KOHN MANUEL CIESER WILLIAM STUART LOW PHILIP ROBERT DISTILLATOR NORMAN MARGOLIUS MEYER BERTRAM GOLDSTEIN LEONARD ARTHUR SPOLANSKY I 2.83 II II IIII II II II II I, I 'I III I I I I I F I I I I I I I I I lI I I I I II I I III I I I 'III II III' II' III' I I I II' IWW III: :III III I I II II III 'If I Iixi III: I II: I I A W II? E-IIII I 'I I I Q3 I I I' It I l -q,gl'NI1,m 1: I I' 1 all wg? - I SW I EI Q ::::3:i:':Q5,,:I' A 'Mawr Phi Kappa Sigma Founded at University of Pennsylvania 1850 ROLL OP CHAPTERS University of Pennsylvania Armour Institute of Technology Washington and Jefferson College I University of Maryland Dickinson College University of Wisconsin Franklin and Marshall College Vanderbilt University University of Virginia University of Alabama Columbia University University of California University of North Carolina Massachusetts Inst. of Technology Tulane University Georgia School of Technology University of Illinois Purdue University Randolph-Macon College University of Michigan Northwestern University University of Chicago University of Richmond Cornell University Pennsylvania State College University of Minnesota Washington and Lee University Leland Stanford, Jr., University University of West Virginia University of Washington University of Maine State University of Iovva Ohio State University Rankin Jolley ' Tallman Parker Packard Grant , Hamilton Brockelbank G. Hall Truitt Ayau Hynes Chapman Bomar Bemis Ambler Williams Slocum Lynn Pitman Sproul Babb Hart L. Hall Lockerby Huddleston Crockett Collins Huntsman Sowers Thomas ' Gluck MacAllister lE1FG1,f4e ',l- . ,-.fi'i2:L,-3 Lfs,'-1Li:a-- -- U--A T H ' ' ' i A 7.84 .ji 741---if A-El ggi Li:,,1:..,,4:i.,i' , L : ' 'ir' T '1 'iw zz ' ' T 4: -Y :Mfg Q' AAA D' Q YDAA Cygzppa Sgyma. Alpha Rho Chapter Established in I9II I FRATRES IN FACULTATE ' MORRIS GILBERT BISHOP ' HORACE LEONARD JONES I WILLIAM JARBOE GROVE LEONARD ALEXANDER LAWRENCE MARTIN WRIGHT SAMPSON . I FRATRES IN URBE I EUGENE BAKER ALFRED BISSELL WRAY A SENIORS ERNEST ASBRAND BAMMAN JOHN HENRY MELCHER GEORGE HENRY BROCKELBANK JOHN RANDOLPH PACKARD, LD I CHAUNCEY LEWIS GRANT EUGENE LEWIS PARKER GEORGE EDWARD HALL ARCHIE FRASER RANKIN DONALD BURLEW HAMILTON FRANK POTTER TALLMAN I MALCOLM STUART JOLLEY GARLAND LEIGH TRUITT JUNIORS 3 ALFRED SILAS AMBLER EDWARD CORBIN CHAPMAN ANTHONY EDWARD AYAU DENIS MICHAEL HYNES JI WILLIAM JOSEPH BEMIS JOHN HENRY LYNN J JAMES CRAWFORD BOMAR REGINALD DODD SLOCUM CHARLES FRANKLIN WILLIAMS J SOPHOMORES ' I ROLAND WALKER BABB DAVID LINTON LYALL LOCKERBY ALBERT EDWIN CROCKETT ALBERT JOSEPH MACALLISTER LEONARD HEWITT HALL DAVID SINCLAIR PERRY J JOSEPH WIGGS HART RICHARD WALLACE PITMAN CHARLES ELSWORTH HUDDLESTON WILLIAM WALTER SPROUL FRESHMEN PAUL EDWARD FORREST FREDERICK CLARK GLUCK CARL MADISON HUNTSMAN DAVID XVOOD SOWERS ROBERT HAMPTON THOMAS S- T '41 1 M 9.85 1 L1 X , I if ' -z ' 1'f11 P.1, .91 4 1 -71' 111 '41 4 f1E152'E.2ii.:. S1112 r -' ' 1' 1 ' 1 - - U' 1 Lil!-1 Zf.2-241s V ' 4 f 11 1 Q. 5 V, M' , ian' .. - . .1A,,1l ' 1 1 11 Z ll 0 H 3 1 'E r 1 ' ffl? ,.1 . , 11 'lux' 1 Z1 V1 , 1l'lii1l, 11 .711 Q ' 1 1 1' 11 1 1 1 , ' '12, 1 fill - 'Q0 ' rl :iw ' . 111 , mil n A d LW! M141 ' 51 f Q 11, 1214! ' . ,.1. Hill .,, 33 1 mar i? .'l'1' 1 1, 1 v 1. . 1 -. . ' '11, 1 N ip Zllf' sxfasateigi.. -..i.:a1:g13:3, , 5 X w ilf511. ' 1':,'Uf,. . -1f'i1 , 13iI1?'5 ' , 1 1111125 1 -ff -'H ' 1 11. ., if ' ,1 ,5 1 11 fu , I .. 11111 ,1i.1 - '1-elf --. qw., ,:-15 -'11,,,,,,,11' T .1 is 1 1, ,ms , ggi, in Q Hprihy few -P dx t '- 1 .1 f . ' ii Ro sf 'NA Pi Lambda Phi Founded 1895 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Columbia University Stevens Institute of Technology New York University Yale University Cornell University University of Chicago University of Michigan University of Toronto University of Pennsylvania University of West Virginia McGill University Dartmouth College University of Pittsburgh Johns Hopkins University Lehigh University University of Wisconsin -11 1i?n:' . ' 1 ,1 ll 1U Goldstone Caro G. Levy Brandriss S. Isaacs Hess Heyman Sachs Glassgold Pragerson Abel Kades Goldsmith Koch Karzin Franklin Leerburger Hulnick Holland Cohen J. L. Isaacs Uris Richards Engel Rothenberg Goodstein Kahn Ohrbach Wolf Borgiinncr Levin M. Levy Q11 1 ll ,l 1 1 ' ll I1 ill' l V1 11 1 lf l 11 W! li ll 11 11 1 1 1 ll . ll l 1' 1 ll I 1 l l i 1 1 I1 1'l . 1 1 1, 1,1 1' 11 1 1 ip 1 l 1 51 11 X 1 ll l f l I I 1 l 1 1 1 1ll I l 1 1 l l 1 1 1 1 1 1 l li 11' ll lf l1l y H P , 1 7.86 rl 1 ,Il A A 1,31 1,11 I I LAURA., M1 Delta Chapter ARTHUR GEORGE HOLLAND HERBERT SPENCER COHEN BURT FRANKLIN ' ALVIN HULNICK JEROME LEON ISAACS ARMAND HENRY ABEL WARREN MARCUS CARO BURNHART GLASSGOLD NORMAN ROBBIN GOLDSMITH HERBERT ABRAHAM GOLDSTONE EDWARD MENDEL BRANDRISS N ATHANIE1. ELLIOT HESS HERBERT LOUIS BORGZINNER JEROME ENGEL ALAN MARK GOODSTBIN RALPH KIRSTEIN HEYMAN MYRON LEOPOLD KAHN Established in 1911 FRATRES IN URBE SENIORS HAROLD DAVID URIS JUNIORS G SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN PHILIP CLINTON SAINBURG LEONARD LEERBURGER DAVID HERTZ RICHARDS LEE ORRIN ROSTENBERG SUMER WOLF SINGER CHARLES LOUIS KADES EUGENE KATZIN ROBERT JOSEPH KOCH BERNARD COHN PRAGERSON EDGAR FRANK SACHS JEROME SIDNEY ISAACS GODFREY AUGUST LEVY GEORGE LEVIN V MARVIN LIPPMAN LEVY JEROME KANE OHRBACH ROBERT EDWARD ROTHENBERG VICTOR HENRY ROTHSCHILD KENNETH LAWRENCE WOLF Ll il' 187 g - g Hfwgnm-WW-n - in -. -A - X i--7 , ll ,K i , . l ll! ,, ,M , , 7, M, Y ,,,, E L li M I 'w ll 1 ,, 1V V ll' ' .,.1 , , . , ll I 1 1 , 1 1 d'1'if , , V ,ir 'W' 1 22155211 I! X QL 'L ll1 1' H . p gil I Szgma Alpha Mu I 1 3 id Founded 1909 F l ROLL or cHAPTERs ' . . . l 1 5 College of the City of New York Yale University l l Cornell University University of Cincinnati 5 Columbia University University of Illinois I Long Island Medical College University of Alabama Lll I Syracuse University University of Utah Pl 1 University of Pennsylvania Washington University I 1 ll University of Kentucky McGill University I1 University of Minnesota University of Pittsburgh W Harvard University University of Toronto ill ly University of Oklahoma Tulane University lil ul Ohio State University Armour Institute of Technology f, Purdue University Indiana University Mg, lf Lehigh University University of Texas 11l l Kansas University University of Michigan ily University of Buffalo Lehigh University ll Massachusetts Institute of Technology University of Kansas 1 1 ll M l l ' il 3 ' I 1 I I if 111 1 I 1 l 1 1 N , 1 1 , Robbins Cooper Clark Orange Levie Mintz I-Iammerschlag Bernstein Sell 1 Marcin Sionsky Cowan Green Schwartz Reisler Sassulsky Druclcerman 1 Jacobson Lebhar Kaplan Savitt Rabinowitch Goldstein Appel Gassner Stark 1 Zussman Spirr Tobias Loewenberg Handleman Krauskopf Levy Miller Dansky Goldman I 1 I I , i ---iL1 ,f- - 41- --rr - flf-fr-ff fr V f V f -- f-----N -- W- ff' ,f ve 4, ,L p iv' 1 fvffi: -1::.l:'Q53i 7.88 tw -Y 1 - 1 I A.2L'gI7ldj lLfJfld !VlLl Beta C lzapzfer Established in 1911 SENIORS ALFRED APPEL SOL ROLAND GOLDSTEIN MAX MAXWELL SAVITT JUNIORS MORTIMER BRAUS ALVIN COWAN HAROLD GASSNER HAROLD STEWART GREEN MALCOLM BORTIN STARK SOPHOMORES RUSSELL CLARENCE ALEXANDER ARTHUR HENDRICK BERNSTEIN HYMAN SOLOMON CLARK MILTON HENRY COOPER LEONARD JAMES DRUCKERMAN DAVID NORMAN HAMMERSCHLAG HARRY ANTHONY SIONSKY FRESHMEN IRVING DANSKY IRVING 'GOLDMAN HERBERT HENRY HANDLEMAN HERBERT JOSEPH KRAUSKOPB LAWRENCE LESTER LEVY DAVID KAPLAN SAMUEL RABINOWITCH ALBERT ALFRED JACOBSON BERTRAM LEBHAR, JR. RAYMOND REISLER ANTHONY MAX SCHWARTZ HOWARD SIDNEY LEVIE EDMUND MAREIN NELSON KENNETH MINTZ HERBERT EDWARD ORANGE SEYMOUR STANLEY ROBBINS ABRAHAM MARVIN SASSULSKY JEROME LESTER LOEWENBERG DAVID JACOB MILLER LOUIS LEMUAL SPIRT ISIDOR MANTELL TOBIAS LEON ZUSSMAN 189 Sr ff bXL.X'l K'41' K K I a-evra: :+. ff . .'N !6!4Q'sb2NX .W X , SQ N ish is age 393, if 5 XNSMXX iszfiiiiis MW Q A X is seek saws if as Ras Qs Q' ., M X.. '+v2'19?t1 : , slsf..fsfs -4 f' . 'L 'fi t X l 5 ow es R 1, , Q . saga s f. C N , .1 S s , N . 'fzhxa v:. , ,xxag ', ff ff, --.., K 1: A J ,V f xA.Q..., ,ff ,,.. .M Q sl , if ,veg-' m x yi?-'sfgg s g f - . . H ws s? if s ssl-, r Mb We gi I ,ig . 9 , Phi Epsilon Pi Founded in 1907. ROLL OF CHAPTERS College of the City of New York Syracuse University Columbia University ' Northwestern University Cornell University University of Illinois University of Pennsylvania University of Cincinnati Pennsylvania State College Washington and Lee University Dickinson College ' University of Iowa Rutgers College Johns Hopkins University University of Georgia University of Michigan University of Virginia University of Minnesota Georgia School of Technology University of Pittsburgh L University of Maine University of Wisconsin Connecticut State College Louchheim Fraad Davidson Preeman Cutler Jaffee Neuberger Katz Q Schaul Goldstein Levine Leibman Schlossbach Tonkonogy Brcgstein Kaltenbacher Aurbach Berman Rubenstein Loeb Hermann Sabin Foss Pnvitt Kaufherr C W- M-igow M G it TT W -MFL F N E I Thi gpsilom Ti E 'Z Ch psz on apter Established in 1911 FRATRES IN URBE PETER ANDERSON BLATE PHILIP RAU FRIEND JACK GOLTMAN SENIORS JULIAN JACOB FOSS WILLIAM SIMON LOEB NATHANIEL HERMANN MORRIS EUGENE PAVITT OLIVER RAYMOND SABIN JUNIORS NORMAN BERLIN HAROLD ANTON RUBENSTEIN PHILIP LURIE BERMAN ARTHUR HERZOG SIMON DANIEL CLINTON KAUBHERR HENRY WALTER STIX LESTER ROBBINS EUGENE KENNETH TONKONOGY SOPHOMORES LESTER PHILIP AURBACH JULIUS LEIBMAN HERBERT LEWIS BREGSTEIN JULES FREDERICK LEVINE DAVID HENRY GOLDSTEIN, BERNARD ARNOLD ROSENBERG JOSEPH CHARLES KALTENBACHER THEODORE SCHLOSSBACH FRESHMEN JULIUS CUTLER J BERNARD KATZ JESS DAVIDSON JEROME HENRY LOUCHHEIM, JR. LEWIS MARTIN FRAAD RALPH BERNARD NEUBERGER HOWARD JEROME JAFFEE MARVIN BERT PREEMAN STANLEIGH SCHAUL bl l M M 11 I L91 I .. Q V , Ik 1 'sfll r L e :Tir--Q, it I my ,l I ll i a s I I lull U fllilizliill ll , y H .',N -L f-,Lui l Szgma P122 Epszlon Founded in 1901 ROLL OF CHAPTERS b Richmond College Norwich University Pennsylvania State College Q University of West Virginia Alabama Polytechnic Institute Ohio Wesleyan University l University of Pennsylvania Trinity College Colorado Agricultural College University of Illinois Dartmouth College University of Minnesota University of Colorado George Washington University Iowa State College William and Mary College Baker University University of Iowa Ohio Northern University University of California University of Montana North Carolina State College University of Nebraska Oregon Agricultural College Purdue University Washington State College Kansas Agricultural College Syracuse University Mass. Agricultural College Oklahoma A. and M. College Washington and Lee University Cornell University University of Wisconsin Randolph-Macon College University of Michigan University of North Carolina Georgia School of Technology Iowa Wesleyan College University of Washington i Delaware State College University of Denver Colorado School of Mines University of Virginia University of Tennessee University of Kansas University of Arkansas University of Missouri University of Florida w Lehigh University Lawrence College Middlebury College Ohio State University Carnegie School of Technology X w l l l l I 1 I I J 5 Clement E. jones Smith Miller McGowin Gray Jennings Bock Cook l A Preston Henne Leng Stevens Walls Drew T. Anderson Gabler R. Jones Hoffman ' Payne Carmalt Stow Masters Bullock Ripley Chapman Morse Wilder 1 Baker Lent Lounsbury Cameron Skinner Nichols Russell Hakanson Benedict Welch t i 1.1! 197. I ' 'I A XVew Ork Beta Chapter Established in I9I7. ' FRATRES IN FACULTATE RICHARD EMANUEL ANDERSON WALTER LICHTENTHAELER CONWELL ROBERT EUGENE CUSHMAN DONALD ENGLISH ADRIAN GORDON GOULD CSCAR DIEDRICH VON ENGELN FRATRES IN URBE HARRY CHARLES BALDWIN PAUL ARNOLD BORGLUM DAVID DAVIS FRED ROBERT DORNER HARRISON LOUIS GOODMAN HAROLD HINE LYON JAMES ALEXANDER MCKINNEY EDWARD GODEREY LAWSON MILLS NORTON RIPLEY LEROY PAGE SPOON MARCELLUS HENRY STOW DAVID WOOLSEY TRAINER JAMES FERRIS MCKINNEY ROBERT FRANKLIN MCKINNEY EVAN JERVIS MORRIS JO RAY f WILLIAM GEORGE RHODES GEORGE WHIPPLE VIVIAN WILLIAM DONALD WEEKS SENIORS PHILIP DEWITT BAKER ROBERT JARROLD FOLSOM LENT ' HORACE ARTHUR BENEDICT THOMAS FREDERICK LOUNSBURY CHARLES KENNETH BULLOCK CHARLES KITTO NICHOLS MALCOLM PAUL CAMERON CALVIN RUSSELL, 1D EUGENE MANPRED HAKANSON LEE JANES SKINNER JOHN MERSHON WELCH JUNIORS FRANKLIN KNIGHT ANDERSON RAYMOND CARMEL MORSE HORACE ADDISON CARMALT RALPH HARRISON PAYNE 'ALBERT LYON CHAPMAN ETHAN KNOWLTON STEVENS FREDERICK ALBERT CHARLES DREW, LD WALTER SCOTT WALLS, JR. RICHARD LOUIS MASTERS ROBERT DENNISON WILDER SOPHOMORES THEODORE HEDWIN ANDERSON GEORGE CHRISTOPHER HOEEMAN CHARLES ALLEN CLEMENT ROGER WARREN JONES ERNEST LANG GABLER ROBERT MOLITOR LENG CHARLES HERMAN HENNE ANDREW JERRILL MCGOWIN FRESHMEN LOUIS SCHOUDEL BOCK ROBERT EMMETT JENNINGS EARL KEKUALAUKAPUOMANO COOK EVERETT WILLIAM JONES WILBUR RULE DAVIS CHAUNCEY BEDELL MILLER GEORGE OTIS GRAY SIDNEY WRIGHT PRESTON ARCH PAUL SMITH, JR. it - I I Q W 7-93 Anvil iliik-A i, v ,,A'f',,,Q, TT W -.7 Y ,X IF ' ' 1, 4 1 l lf , , l X . 'XF - l ll 1 ,Q F lil . ll l Thad Cm ll j Founded in 1856 ll ROLL OF CHAPTERS ill? Norwich University University of Illinois lg I l Massachusetts Inst. of Technology Oregon Agricultural College M y . . . . . . 5 L University of Maine University of Florida l : 5 Rensselaer Pol technic Institute New York Universit Y Y A ll Wooster Technical School North Dakota Agricultural College Ml M y New Hampshire University Alabama Polytechnic Institute lm A Rhode Island State University University of Wisconsin itll Massachusetts Agricultural College Pennsylvania State College U A i Colgate University University of Pittsburgh gl l University of Pennsylvania University of Michigan ' U dw Cornell University Leland Stanford, Jr., University 1 l University of California University of North Carolina ll l University of Virginia University of West Virginia ll l Purdue University Ohio State University lll University of Rochester Georgia School of Technology If Dartmouth College Iowa State University- University of Indiana State College of Washington ll University of Delaware University of Minnesota ljll Hampden-Sidney College University. of Washington l A Richmond College University of Oregon lt Dickinson College University of Ohio ll University of Nebraska l i X l 5 l 1 W A X v , I ll l M l l 1 l It y lL! i l ' 1 all I l ' l il l l I 7 W i i V ' V ' Danker Hoy Koerner Foster Ostrofsky Roess Finch Wiseman Smith j l Burrell Schenkel Pullen Wenzel Johns Saxe Ivanoff Crary A. lvanolf Zimmer ' I Lewis Bailey Palmer Sullivan Allen Moore Holcombe' Pettinger Weeks 1 1 Millan Froelich Belknap Ray McKinney Houston Gewecke Hall Coddington l iigffaa gmifi' Ti :i.::::' ,Li '-+------- --- -,-,V W -F - 194 A Lambda Chapter ' Established in I9Il I FRATRES IN FACULTATE ARTHUR BROTHERTON BURRELL JAMES EVART MATHEWS ROBERT KENDALL DANKER IRVING FINCH, JR. EARL CLARK FOSTER JOHN ROBERTSON HOY JAMES DAVID HURLEY FRITZ KOERNER ALAN EDGAR CODDINGTON GEORGE SPINNEY CRARY LYMAN DAVISON HALL LLOYD MANNERS HOLCOMBE ANDREW IVAN IVANOFF JOHN IVAN IVANOEE HOWARD WILLIAM JOHNS GIBSON MILTON ALLEN JOHN WILSON BAILEY JAMES FRANCIS BELKNAIJ JOSEPH THEODORE FROELICH FRATRES IN URBE LESLIE BOWERS TOWNSEND SENIORS JUNIORS WILLIAM JOHN WENZEL QSOPHOMORES JAMES BARRETT SULLIVAN FRESHMEN RALPH DUSENBERRY RAY PAUL JONES CHAPMAN CHARLES FRANCIS NEWTON JAMES NORMAN OSTROFSKY LOUIS CONRAD ROESS CLIFTON DYER SMITH FRANK HERMAN WEEKS ELTON JOHN WISEMAN JAMES HENRY ZIMMER ARTHUR WALTHER LEWIS FRANKLIN ECKESS MILLAN GEORGE WESCOTT PETTINGER MILTON VAN NEST PULLEN WILLIAM RODERICK SAXE HERMAN ROBERT SCHENKEL GEORGE NORMAN SCOTT HERBERT NEWTON MOORE WILLIAM ELMER PALMER GORDON CHARLES GEWECKE GEORGE ADAMS HOUSTON 7-95 3 H - ' s Wwvf 4 1 onl nodl l ' 1,.. ,ee-- ' D' A-Eli' ' Q: ig :-' v:,, 'f ffvfw Eleusis Founded in 1919. I I l N l l Nohlc Strom Hopson Millane VanArsdalc Gibbons Wcckcsscr Northrup Hcinzclman l Bauer Kirkharn Townsend Doubleday VanDcuscn Lipa Freeland Burns Sipprcll l Bchlcrs Baxter Jameson Gaehr Norton Laidlaw Chisholm Corcofan Trayford Willlams L 7.96 Sleuszs , FRATRES IN FACULTATE ALLEN CAMERON FRASER CEDRIC HAY GUISE HAROLD LYLE REED FRATER IN URBE WILLIAM BRYAN CORCORAN SENIORS FRANCIS PERRY CHISHOLM GEORGE SLADE JAMESON HAROLD THEOPHILUS GAEHR EARLE WILLIAM NORTON JUNIORS SIDNEY FREDERICK BAUER FLOYD GUILFORD KIRKHAM DONALD NEILL BAXTER ARCHIBALD MCVEY LAIDLAW, JR FREDERICK JOHN BEHLERS, JR. CHARLES BUELL LIPA LOUIE MCSHERRY BURNS SHERWOOD BONNAR SIPPRELL LAURENCE DOUBLEDAY GEORGE RICHARD TOWNSEND LESTER MILTON FREELAND ARTHUR TRAYFORD HAROLD FREDERICK HEINZELMAN Y ELISHA BLACKMAR VANDEUSEN RICHARD NELSON WILLIAMS SOPHOMORES NEIL ARTHUR GIBBONS ERNEST FOSTER N OHLE GEORGE HENRY HOPSON JOHN JOSEPH MILLANE, JR. ELVIN REDNER VANARSDALE FRESHMEN HORACE HULL BENSON JARED WALTER STILES GEORGE MONSEE ARTHUR WILLIAM STROM ROBERT ROWLAND NORTHRUP PAUL PHILIP WECKESSER - 1 F 1' ' - 7-97 If 9 to I, v ,412 1 '5s,jL:j..':' . 4 g fy C A., ,1,..,.,,sg-,:a:::-,,.,,:::, A . . gf aw 'WX 'ui .11 ... aalxix ' 9 fig 'Ax ' f i2'it -..,-2: l 9Qg.1f5 'i ' , ll 2 . A -'-- ig - 1' ik '5 '?f ,'l5f4?5E1Zf:Ff .2 3-,.,,,,. wif 4-vt? ,arf L3 ,a -- , ,.t..f-'-M-,ng-ffmww -ff 1 f I-I 'Z ,-rt -, fr, is-01,1-2, - M.-.,Yu .Jn .af f , ,... - M.:-bm!-. Phi Sigma Delta Founded at Columbia in 1909 Rott or CHAPTERS Columbia University University of Colorado Cornell University Western Reserve University Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute University of Texas New York University Ohio State University Union College University of Chicago University of Pennsylvania Massachusetts Institute of Technology University of Michigan Boston University University of Denver University of Wisconsin Johns Hopkins University Sammet Henig Kirshner Keshin Lowenthal Irving Levy A. Levine Irwin Levy Abrams H. Levine Koenig Rosenberg Benenson Eisenberg Rose ' Gold at rt-- ,noni ,Linn 198 93111 Szgfmafyelf a Beta Chapter Established in 1911 lin? SENIORS WILLIAM BENENSON JACK GOLD MONROE EISENBERCT IRA KOENIG MYRON ROSENBERG - ' JUNIORS LAWRENCE ABRAMS IRWIN LEVY 4 EDWIN ROSE SOPHOMORES HOWARD HENIG ARTHUR LEVINE 5 JESSE KESHIN HERBERT LEVINE SIDNEY KIRSHNER IRVING LEVY ' PRESHMEN MILTON' LOWENTHAL FRANCIS SAMMET N lj 199 ,..'g,. V, V X sa dliysej Wailea ,F 1' 1, - amb- 1 ,, .ff1Fk Ni? - Qfif-3.5 N -Q., , Q-. 1 ww-1 U53 it L , vision. ' , t F . ...by . u N f Q i, Ike xi. fab 'E Y 'vYmQ'f, f Fkxzqa n X r Q tv il F, B, J i Q' 4. 'X ' 3 ' 'l ex? 1. wv 5,3 .Qs I E I 99'F'F'.f rl .B , ghwhs Q , H 'Sl dbg X! C ri., ra l T il W af Q , l 4 i is 1' -i1aul A?'r. gii'ii 'cts 'Trcru 159' Tau Epsilon Phi Founded in 1909 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Columbia University New York College of Dentistry New York University Cornell University Fordham University Bellevue Medical College Tufts University Boston University Yale University University of Vermont Harvard University Emory University University of Georgia Mass. Institute of Technology McGill University Georgetown University University of Pennsylvania Syracuse University Dickinson College College of Charleston University of Michigan Georgia School of Technology University of Illinois University of North Carolina University of Florida University of Maryland Mcrine Wasser Cohen Youchnow Rubin Alexander Weitz Simon Schorr Lipschitz Aks Keschner Singer Mezansky Runsdorf L. Lowenstcin Lehncr Klein Pearlman Slavin H. Lowenstein Altman Mintz Mohler Schaap Gcrbcrg lim, .41-,-,, :g1::23-1r::- ,f.1,i,::e+:.,.. -,- W.. . L --- -- 300 V ...nf ,,,vv-V.,.- .-. . Delta Chapter Established in 1911 ' FRATRES IN URBE LLOYD LINCOLN LOWENSTEIN SENIORS HARRY AZORSKY ELMER KLEIN JUNIORS JOHN JACOBS AKS IRVING MURRAY LIPSCHITZ HERBERT THEODORE SINGER SOPHOMGRES GILBERT HENRY ALEXANDER HAROLD NATHANIEDCOHEN ISRAEL GERBERG HAROLD WALTON KESCHNER ALLAN ABRAHAM MERINE ' FRESHMEN I OSCAR ALTMAN LOUIS ARTHUR KASS HAROLD HORN LOWENSTEIN HYMAN EZEKIEL MINTZ 1 SAMUEL MEZANSKY JACK LEHNER HERBERT JOSEPH RUNSDORF JOSE SCHORR HOWARD SIMON I LEONARD PEARLMAN NATHANIEL RUBIN ALFRED WASSER EDWARD WEITZ ALEXANDER YOUCHNOW SIDNEY GERALD MOHLER MAURICE SCHAAP MORTON SINGER LEO SLAVIN 301 F Auf A . - l l 11 , ,,A. ll . a ri lg -.-.4::r7i5::iF?F lif5!f'L' .9 ,,,. , i I g '. ,.-AQ 2 V . ,,1f1 Omzcron Alpha 'Y 'au Founded in 1919. ROLL OF CHAPTERS Cornell Universit Harvard Universit Y Y College of Dental and Oral Surgery Lafayette College Columbia University 1 Rutgers College University of Kentucky Fordham University University of Vermont Connecticut College of Agriculture University of Pennsylvania University of Buffalo New York University Massachusetts College of Agriculture Syracuse University Valparaiso College A. Leif A. Landes Greenberg Pollack Goldsmith Goldstein Bashinski Strenger Miller R. Leff Myers Landes Weitman Rogoff Bernstein Schultz Epstein Rothschild Wilensl-cy Chal-:in Breslaw Most Berger A Felmus Coleman l Delson Fein Bluestein Albert Kreezer Goldberg Pressman Braun 5- L ,.AA,,,, ,hmffwri i:lY7Y,VW f Yi W f Lg 74 kny, Anakin-H wanna- ll -l 302. IT L 1 . .,A, I S Ee ? I kv W 5 Omrzcon uefffplia, C'-Yciu, A lplza hapter Established in IQI7. FRATER IN JFACULTATE GEORGE KREEZER FRATRES IN URBE GEORGE JOSEPH ERDE SAMSON GOLDSMITH OSCAR ROYCE WILENSKY SENIORS MELVIN ALEXIS ALBERT ROBERT DELSON NATHAN BERNARD BLUESTEIN OSCAR FEIN JACK BRAUN CHARLES ELIAS GOLDBERG MORRIS BRESLAW STANLEY LIEBERMAN ALFRED CHAKIN AMICUS MOST I LEON MONTGOMERY PRESSMAN JUNIORS SYDNEY JAMES BERGER JULIUS LEON ROGOEII LAURENCE BRUCE FELMUS DANIEL LESLIE ROTHSCHILD HERMAN ADOLPHUS MACHSON HARRY KNIGHT WEISS SOPHOMORES MAURICE EDWARD BERNSTEIN JAMES SAUL LANDES JULIUS VICTOR COLEMAN RALPH EIFFEL LEEE PHILIP PERCY EPSTEIN THEODORE DAVID MILLER EARL GOLDSTEIN SPENCER MYERS MORRIS SCHULTZ PRESHMEN HORACE MCCALL BASHINSKI ARTHUR LEFF HAROLD GREENBERG AEOU DAVID POLLACK ALEXANDER VICTOR LANDES SYDNEY HAROLD STRENGER MORRIS PERCY XVEITMAN ii: -uv nn I I -1. - -- -...I 303 , , Il, ---f - - ff - f ' lg Q , 1 c,-1q i- - ,T 1-- tif' l Sal l l ll ll i l , 'lf i ' ll: ll at 4' 5 nl fa gtlllrf. I l ll ' SQQMFEVJ 1 E l ll li Kappa Delta Rho i ' l Founded in 1905 L l I ROLL OF CHAPTERS l Middlebury College lu Cornell University y New York State Teachers' College y y I Colgate University l Franklin College ill Pennsylvania State College H I Purdue University .ly University of Illinois ,li ll Bucknell University l Ohio State University 'I U University of California l y Uni versity of Michigan 1 l l 1 lu ' 1 l I i l i l ll 1 1 u ll s li W ll 1 ' lr I l li ii , W, I l il 3 , 1 ll l , Warren Ferriss Borchford W. M. Taylor Gould Kemp Baisch Galliriger w lil l R. M. Taylor Howland Combes Wilkes Winkler Anderson Carpenter Lehmann Stanley L gli Robinhold Pictz Adams Lacey Corbett Love Eberhart Schroder Thomas , H, Howard Albee Little Brown Humphrey Larson Seelhach Ingersoll Hill , I ' l L i lj l-l3l'I.,---,, fig , , ,, - - , , , L, ,, ifuf Y ,Y --M ef -f -4- -Y' -f -'5-- V -- 3-,gig ee 11.5. , 304 , J , T A Kppd Qelfau Qfw A Beta lzapzfer Established in 1913 FRATRES IN FACULTATE EARL ALVA FLANSBURGH WILLIAM IRVING MYERS ALBERT RUSSELL MANN HOWARD BURNSHIP GRTNER GEORGE SYLVANUS MOLER JOSEPH PULLMAN PORTER FRATRES IN URBE FRANK BLISS LEE SISSON HULTZEN MERLE PERROTT MOON RONALD MCKENDREE ALBEE WVILLIAM TAYLOR BROWN LEE THURSTON CORBETT DAVID SHERWOOD HILL, JR. OLIVER REUBEN ADAMS CARL GLLER EBERHART HARRY BARCLAY LOVE WESLEY CHARLES PIETZ DANIEL GUY ROBINHOLD FRANK HORATIO ANDERSON ALVIN RICH CARPENTER CHARLES LOUIS COMBES SENIORS MILFORD CARLYLE HOWARD MERWIN WEEKS HUMPHREY DONALD BOLLES INGERSO LL TRUMAN ARTHUR LACEY JUNIORS ANDREW JULIARD SCHRODER, WHITON POWELL . HUBERT HAWLEY RACE GERALD CROPOOT WILLIAMS MILTON GOODRICH NELSON GEORGE THEODORE LARSON SIDNEY WAHL LITTLE WALTER JOHN SEELBACH LESTER WHIPPLE SHELDON 7.D RONALD MORLEY TAYLOR RAY LEONARD THOMAS CHARLES OSCAR WARREN, JR. ARTHUR MAX WINKLER SOPHOMORES FREDERICK FERRISS RICHARD COLLINS REA VERNON SCHEIDELL HOWLAND JOSEPH WRIGHT STANLEY ALFRED VINCENT LEHMANN ALVIN HENRY MEADE ROBERT JAMES WILKES FRESHMEN EDWARD ALEXANDER BAISCH LAURENCE PEABODY GOULD HENRY JAY BOTCHEORD WILLIAM PAUL KEMP KENNETH DARBY GALLINGER WVILLIAM MORLEY PUNSHON TAYLOR, JR. 305 l I A Zpfza Chi Sigma ' - I -I Founded at University of Wisconsin 1901 if f? 'ef .- .i nn.,W ..: i' ' ig -X -in 42.3 . g 'wg-52-w I yi 1 , Xl X 1 W ' Lia, , J 1 I i f Ti , s, x ., ' 5 'I gf ' 5 i yi- Wi L 7 P5 X X 'ft A k 1 4 Q. 3 3, .. xdl X. X- A University of Minnesota Case School of Applied Science University of Missouri University of Indiana University of Illinois University of Colorado University of Nebraska Rose Polytechnic Institute University of Kansas Ghio State University University of New Hampshire Pennsylvania State College University of Maine Harvard University ROLL OF CHAPTERS Iovva State University Dartmouth College Syracuse University University of North Carolina University of California Cornell University Northwestern University Allegheny College University of Wisconsin Yale University Louisiana State University University of Pittsburgh Leland Stanford, Jr., University University of Michigan University of Kentucky University of Cincinnati Washington University Mass. Institute of Technology University of Pennsylvania University of Virginia Dartmouth College Lafayette College l y i lf rl University of Oklahoma Colgate University if University of Utah ii 'Qi 12' ll L iw ill ' lil ll' I I Ll it il lill l rl il Q '1 ,I I. ,Q lr '11, l il 1' ll . l l l i I I l U VI Whitman Tucker R. Ketcham Herbst Patnode Keller Rogers ' Q ' 'l Britt Byron Lovenberg Huff Kennarcl Joss Shepard Larkin A 1 i 1 H. Ketcham Brainard Houck Reynolds Baum Rochow Eisenhauer Hosking Bush:-:ld I i Burton Bryan Holt Bascom Shadduck Covin Becker Henry L .A ah .a iffahifgfiggff.-f .... i. . .-Ziff.: Lrg. .. L .L-1-.L 306 u I UU WILDER DWIGHT BANCROBT JAMES ADRIAN BIZZELL GEORGE HENRY BRANDES THOMAS ROLAND BRIGGS ARTHUR WESLEY BROWNE GEORGE WALTER CAVANAUGH EMILE MONNIN CHAMOT PETER WALTER CLAASSEN ROBERT BRAINARD COREY CHESTER ALBERT AMICK LUDWIG FREDERICK AUDRIETH GILBERT RICHARD BEEBE ARTHUR EDSON BIRCH SEYMOUR WILSON BRAINARD WILLIAM JAMES BRYAN MILTON LESTER BYRON CHARLES REDMAN FORDYCE FRANCIS EVAUL HANCE DONALD AUBREY HOLT HARRY JAMES HOSRING ROBERT CHARLES HOUCK Q au imp ter Established in IQI3 FRATRES IN FACULTATE FRATRES IN URBE LAVERNE HAROLD WILLISYORD ROBERT THOMAS KLINE CORNWELL LOUIS MUNROE DENNIS LEO JOSEPH LARKIN ASA EMANUEL MCKINNEY CLYDE WALTER MASON CHARLES WALTER MORSE MELVIN NICHOLS WILLIAM RIDGELY ORNDORFF FREDERICK HOFFMAN RHODES ERNEST JACOB JOSS JOHN CALVIN KELLER THEODORE GLADDEN KENNARD WALTER KUNZ HAROLD TALBOT LACEY ALBERT WASHINGTON LAUBENGAYER. GORDON RANDOLPH MCCORMICK MAURICE JACKSON MURRAY HARRIS WHITE ROGERS ALVIN FROST SHEPARD CHARLES WILLIAM STILLWELL CARL WILLIAM TUCKER SENIORS ALEXANDER BECKER GUIDO ROMBAUER HENRY SUYDAM FENTON BUSBIELD ROBERT MAX HERBST FRANKLIN SYLVESTER EISENHAUER WINTON IRVING PATNODE HENRY DICKEY REYNOLDS JUNIORS CARLTON HAWKINS BASCOM WILLIAM FRANCIS COVIN WARREN NATHAN BURTON ERNEST ROBERT HUEB CHANNTNG WHITMAN SOPHOMORE ALBERT KINGESLEY SHADDUCK FRESHMEN LESTER ALFRED HENRY BAUM HENRY CROCKER KETCI-IAM KENNETH WILLIAM BRITT RODNEY KENNETH KETCHAM THEODORE GEORGE ROCHOW bln M 1 I I I 1 307 i i l Qitzaauiaaaa ,t , :af it , pi ! il ii SC I CCS C V W Y ll lj was l l . ' l :lu ,M., 1J Lambda C712 Alpha il 51 E g Founded in 1909 i ,L if x V K Q: ROLL or ZETAS ly it .Lyn W, - Dartmouth College University of Texas I ll N iifrfga l gg, Louisiana State University Iowa State College wi aj Al Denison University Oklahoma A. and M. College it i A University of Nebraska Franklin and Marshall College A 'L 'W University of Colorado Syracuse University Q W 4 , V WT Washington and Lee University New Hampshire College 'Q ll University of Illinois Rielimond College lg H an -Q , M De Pauw University Ohio Uhiversity l l. ' University of Georgia Wabash College l ii Knox College Western Reserve University l 1 - Alabama Polytechnic Institute Colby College ii 3 Boston UUIVCFSHY Union College Washington Stare College rl i Massachusetts Agricultural College Purdue University University of Akron University of Pennsylvania Butler College University of Cincinnati Pennsylvania State College University of South Dakota University of Pittsburgh l li Brown University Harvard University Washington and Jefferson Coll. PQ W Massachusetts Inst. of Tech. Colgate University University of Chicago I K University of Maine Northwestern University Southern Methodist University K I University of Michigan Oregon Agricultural College Colorado Agricultural College RUfgC1'S College University of Wisconsin Michigan Agricultural College Bucknell University Cumberland University Hamilton College Worcester Polytechnic Institute University of Alabama Trinity College Cornell University Missouri School of Mines North Carolina State College i California University University of Denver Kansas State College University of Washington Vanderbilt University University of Arkansas . Rhode Island State College Ohio State University University of Minnesota I University of Indiana I I l l l l I ll Rowley Ott - Hakewessell Kelley Mallam Rexford Henderson Lewis 5 ! Neubert Lind Lanterman Nelles Dimon Segar George johnson Seeley W I, Stone Wilgus Marston Schaefer Babbitt Orton Knapp Noll Boggs I if Genung Little McLean Harrison Alberga Russell Kuhn Smith Shelton Whitehead ' Ltngenfelrer Gryson Runey Stratton Shackelton Guillemont Hollengreen Levick Rickert Reed , I i -- -- -fri' f , , , e , 7, A ,A g,,,,!,,g,.,, 1..- L: :?ffi.1.'. gi? 14,21 'fre fW ':CEf'1 f fiiomtre ' ' - . me H,.,4.l 308 ...L I Omicron Zeta Established in IQI3 FRATRES IN FACULTATE EDWARD CHARLES GRANT GUILLEMONT CHARLES NICHOLAS STRONG WALTER CONRAD MUENSCHER CLARENCE ELLSWORTH TOWNSEND HUGH DANIEL REED FRANK BURKET WANN . FRATRES IN URBE HUBERT CHARLES BEBB ARCHER DONALD SCHEER GEORGE ERNEST CROSS CLIFFORD CALKINS PRATT THEODORE CARROLL STRONG CHARLES LEWIS THOMPSON, JR. SENIORS GLENN HARCOURT ALBERGA CARL EDWIN JOHNSON ROBERT HOYT BOGGS JOHN HARKNESS KENNEY-LEVICK HERMAN JOHN CHRISTENSEN ANTON BLIX LIND GEORGE HUNTINGTON DIMON MAURICE HUGH LINGENEELTER JUDSON WHITON GENUNG JOHN NOLL, JR. LEWIS DUDLEY GEORGE, 1D HAROLD JOSEPH SHACKELTON ELMER JOSEPH ANTHONY GRYSON ALAN STONE JAMES WILLIAM HENRY REGINALD HULSE STRATTON MILBURN ALFRED HOLLENGREEN DUNCAN WHITEHEAD HERBERT SEDGEWICK WILGUS JUN IORS CARL FREDERICK HAKEWESSELL THEODORE CHARLES KUHN JOHN MELLISH HENDERSON WILLIAM GERALD LANTERMAN WILLIAM ALBERT REED JOHN FREDERICK NELLES EUGENEJOSEPH KELLEY WINDSOR DAVID LEWIS THOMAS GEORGE RICKERT SHERMAN RICHMOND KNAPP WILLIAM RICHARD MORGAN SAMUEL BELMONT SEGAR SOPHOMORES CLYDE HALL HARRISON WILLIAM BISSELL MCLEAN IRVING THEODORE RUNEY JOHN CHARLES LITTLE, JR. DONALD ALBERT SEELEY FRESHMEN BENJAMIN TALBOT BABBITT, JR. DOUGLAS TAYLOR ORTON JAMES WADE MALLAM FRANCIS HOWARD MARSTON WILLIAM FRANCIS NEUBERT PAUL CLARENCE OTT WILLIAM WARREN ROWLEY FRANCIS HENRY SCHAEBER, JR. NORMAN THOMAS SHELTON CARLTON AUGUSTUS SMITH 309 'II III III Ili I A I I I I II In 'III I III ,. Il I Ill II I , I ,I III I I I i I I I I I 1 l I 4 F 'ri t - I ,.., ,, ,.,,k,,,,,,.,., ,, UW, ,,,.,., . 'Mlvl-.f11'Z:4 '6i Zio? Y Zvi - ,,,, F' W I III I I' NT' a.u.,u-0' 'fx xg 5 5 , Wx: f if W Etfaaffefiixzi-1 J NW ,., ' 4a,,.7T' 1'4 I II.I I . i .v I ' . . iv- Am P A PG Alpha Gamma R120 Founded in 1904 ROLL OF CHAPTERS University of Minnesota Massachusetts Agricultural College North Carolina A. and M. College Alabama Polytechnic Institute Colorado Agricultural College Oklahoma Agricultural College Connecticut Agricultural College University of California, Berkeley University of Maine University of New Hampshire West Virginia University Oregon Agricultural College University of Florida Louisiana State University Montana State University University of Illinois Ohio State University Pennsylvania State College Purdue University North Dakota State College Cornell University Iovva State College University of Kentucky Washington Agricultural College Michigan Agricultural College University of California, Davis University of Wisconsiii University of Missouri University of Nebraska Baird Bissell Vanderbrook Agle Cassebaum House Fisher Benton Sharp Zcntgraf Chamberlain Parks Lodge Williams Urban Kurdt Crane Fetherolf Godfrey Phillips Miner Termohlen Lange Blanchard SutliPr' Mason Ham Taylor Parish Wilcox Dcsforges Page Stephens Hedden Ruzicka Ringrose Ranney MacAnifT Bodger Salisbury gif- C, ia-T: L , -.-st -W M, -- -at like-a at LL, L, , 310 -I A - L ,lv , L ,,,c,, Zeta Chapter BRISTOW ADAMS GEORGE SAMUEL BUTTS DAVID SEAVER COOK ANSON WRIGHT GIBSON GLENN WASHINGTON HERRICK ROBERT BYRON HINMAN EDWIN FRASER HOPKINS PAUL TELFORD ERICKSON CLARENCE JACOB HOCH ULI SETH JACKSON Established in 1914 FRATRES IN FACULTATE ASA CARLTON KING LAWRENCE HOWLAND MACDANIEI8 HERBERT JOHN METZGER RICHARD HOWLAND MORDOFF ARNO HERBERT NEHRLING LEO CHANDLER NORRIS OLIN WHITNEY SMITH RALPH HICKS WHEELER FRATRES IN URBE ASAPH RAY GEORGE HENRY RUSSELL DEMUND CURRY WEATHERBY SENIORS ALBERT ROLAND BLANCHARD TRUMAN ADRIAN PARISH LELAND PETER HAM HAROLD JOHN PHILLIPS ALBERT KURDT RALPH CLINTON SIMEON SUTLIFF RAYMOND VICTOR LANGE CHARLES ROBERT TAYLOR WILLIAM HENRY LODGE RUDOLPH THOMAS TERMOHLEN ALBERT LAMONT MASON JOHN WICKHAM WILCOX FRED LORBN MINER DAVID JOHN WILLIAMS JUNIORS I FRANK RANSOM BENTON, JR. ROBERT BUTLER CRANE NORMAN FREDERICK BISSELL ROBERT FAIRBANKS FETHEROLB JOHN FRANCIS BODGER CLARENCE CHARLES HOUSE WILLIAM HENRY CASSEBAUM EDWIN NOBLE MILLER CHARLES NICHOLAS CHAMBERLAIN ROBERT LOUIS ZENTGRAF SOPHOMORES . HERMAN GEORGE AGLE GEORGE LLOYD GODFREY FULLER DELMAR BAIRD HENRY LEVI PAGE ABRAM VANVRANKEN DESFORGES WILLIAM SEWARD SALISBURY KENNETH HENRY FISHER ANDREW GIVEN SHARP CLARENCE AUGUSTUS VANDERBROOK FRESHMEN GEORGE WILMOT HEDDEN ARTHUR THOMAS RINGROSE FRANCIS JOHN MACANIFF FRANCIS WILLIAM RUZICKA WARREN ALOYSIUS RANNEY JAMES CROUNSE STEPHENS 311 -2 ra ' K' 1 1 'W' I 9 lg K W - f, -. 1 'swam E' f' . '42 . 1230 A 'L' , if it it , f i T X Theta Alpha Founded in 1909 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Syracuse University Cornell University University of Illinois University of California l Reeve Hamilton Smith Jetty Lucas Bates R. Taylor PHSCCFCI' Gaskell Moore jones Bristol Van Buskirk Taggart Goble Bennett Murdock Lacy Connelly Mattison Cobb Crawford Buddenhagen Pellman Page McNeil Bacon H. Taylor Reynolds Palmer Spence Newfang Cartwright Fowler Dession Fingar Van Wagenen Berger J. 317. I lv - --'lv-'Y Beta Chapter Established in 1914 FRATRES AIN FACULTATE JOHN ROBERT BANGS, JR. VAN BREED HART IRVING TRACY BEACH IRVING JOSLYN CALL KENNETH HOWELL BERGER JOHN SHELDON CARTWRIGHT GEORGE HATHAWAY DESSION ELMER LEE FINGAR FREDERICK EVANDER BACON DEAN JAMES BENNETT ARTHUR EDWARD BUDDENHAGEN WILLARD HAROLD COBB FLOYD TITUS CRAWFORD DON LYMAN LAWRENCE BATES FRANK JESSUP BRISTOL ROBERT DANIEL JONES JAMES ALLEN LACY ROBERT THOMPSON LUCAS ROBERT EDWARD GASKELL EARL LUCULLUS JETTY EVERETT LEE HUNT MYRON ADOLPH LEE GEORGE BENTLY XVEBBER FRATRES IN URBE ERNEST WALTER STARR HERBERT EMIL WICKENHEISER FRANCIS ALLEN WICKES SENIORS ROBERT EDWARD FOWLER EDWARD CARL NEWEANG GEORGE NELSON PAGE WARREN CLARK PALMER CARL WILLIAM PELLMAN LOUIS MARVIN REYNOLDS BYRON SPENCE JARED VAN XVAGENEN, 3D RAY PORTER WHITE, JR. JUNIORS JULIAN SALE GOBLE CHARLES WESLEY MATTISON BUEL MCNEIL ROBERT STRANGEWAY TAGGART IRVING HARRIS TAYLOR SOPHOMGRES HOWARD NELSON MOORE CHARLES GEORGE MURDOCK KENNETH ALDRICH REEVE ROBERT MAXHAM TAYLOR JAMES GREGORY VAN BUSKIRK FRESHMEN HENRY ALBERT PFISTERER NEWELL WVELCH SMITH 313 ' I I Scorpion Founded in 1 914 Wir: Perrotra H. Metzger Mitchell Kiesenwetrer Limbacher Finch Park Boschen Quinn Booth Kenny Ruck Tiffany von Haeseler McCa.usland Sage I-lowes Schlecht Emerson Darling Clark Reed Brown McGinn Taft Zimmerman Pringle R. Metzger l-lall Archibald Bergner Capune Cusack Kessler Duryea ir -come l 314 W 1 ,Lili I CO rfoi O fl! FRATRES IN FACULTATE JAMES WILLIAM BENNER MERIT SCOTT KARL DAWSON WOOD KARL HERMAN FERNOW HAROLD DAVID SMITH EDWARD HAROLD WOODS HERBERT AUGUST WICHELNS FRATRES IN URBE JOHN WINCHESTER MACDONALD DAVID WALLACE PUNZELT SENIORS GEORGE CUTLER BROWN HOMER SEYMOUR PRINGLE HOWARD HALE CLARK FRANCIS IRVING REED FREDERICK ERNEST DARLING ARTHUR VAN NESS TABT EUGENE HARDIN EMERSON ROBERT PRICE TIFFANY DONALD JOSEPH MCGINN PAUL VON HAESELER f HOWARD THURLOW ZIMMERMAN JUNIORS J GEORGE WHITFIELD BELDEN NEIL HAMILL PARK RUSSELL BERKINS BOOTH IRVIN ANTHONY PERROTTA CHARLES EVERETT HOWES HENRY WALTER QUINN I GEORGE HENSLE KENNY VINCENT JOHN RUCK I THEODORE NICHOLAS KIESENWETTER DAVID MILTON SAGE I SAMUEL GARBER MCCAUSLAND LUDWIG FREDERICK SCHLECHT I HENRY CHARLES METZGER, JR. RALPH LANDON TWEEDALE MILO ABNER MITCHELL ERNEST WILLIAM ZENTGRAF, JR. I SOPHOMORES I HENRY CHARLES BOSCHEN DANIEL EDWIN DURYEA RICHARD EUGENE METZGER J JOHN HOMER CALDWELL ERNEST BLISS FINCH FREDERICK LOUIS WITT HARRY JACOB LIMBACHER FRESHMEN JOHN LAWRENCE ARCHIBALD WILLIAM CONRAD CAPUNE HOWARD FALES HALL WILLIAM LANGTON BERGNER FRANK HOWARD CUSACK WILLIAM HAROLD KESSLER I A - A J. 315 A I 'Q l l ' l ' 'E l 1 - 1 l 3 - s V 0 .wqS 1 l C I l Szgma Upszlon 1 Founded in 1915 l li l l N l I , l Spindler Snyder Wadsworth M. Newton Starke Glick Wies Smith Squires Dederick Camisa Sanrilli Andrews Long Filer Truesdell P. Newton Michel Alexander Tompson r l , 1t 1. Ji Www -,.,,- 4. ,F A, ,,,- - - li 316 X ..,n,, M., ,. , ME? A1,,.,,.' - ,YW ., ,, I- , A 1152.2-g.', ,Q . . 1 '-Lfa gg 5 :: kgA? ,Sgma U szfon FRATRES IN URBE Zi DONALD SUNDERLAND CHASE GEORGE FAHEY . EDMUND BURKE GRANIGAN SENIORS GORDON GLNEY ANDREWS HAROLD PHILLIP MICHEL CHARLES GERBER MILES CARL NEWTON JOHN AVERILL GLICK JAMES ALFRED SANTILQLI THEODORE FOSTER SQUIRTES JUNIORS CLIFFORD EARL ALEXANDER CLINTON HENDRICKS DEDERICK BURT KISHLAR FILER JOSEPH LEWIS CAMISA WILLIAM HERBERT LONG CLARENCE OLIVER BENNETT WILLIAM WALTER STAR KE SOPHOMGRES FRESHMEN XVILLIAM WIES FAVOR RENSIER SMITH JOHN WILMOT SNYDER CLARENCE FRANCIS SPINDLER PAUL JEFFERSON NEWTON JOHN FRANK TOMPSON HENRY TRUESDELL 317 :UT V H W, ,Y EN' 1,-Y -gi M, ' f 'f ' f A V !-N li, 1 :e:-..g,, , - .....-.. iii Ti iii me iii ai 1 U ,ir ' H N iii 31 ?'l - H fi si T ii L 2 595 i F i I W ii 15 r if .5 5, I '- i i ---- i i U 'E QW -1. U 1 U ' ' ii Rho PS2 V . :T Founded in 1916 ill 5. T fi ROLL OF CHAPTERS 2' Cornell University ,' NT Columbia University 1 fi T . I V . W ii W T T W iii T M N iw li u iw ii m Wi, . iii i :W Tj EH' In V w if wh N 1 ii i 1 wi . T T T T ii , . M Ml 1 I I il T I i A Tsang Chang Wan C. C. Liu UC C. L. Liu W. T. Hu S. T. Li Kiang T. Liu Lai C. M. Hu Lee K. T. Hu Chwang Kwouk Chu Chou Voong Wang C. C. Li Chen Wu 318 Jmo .ISL ' Alpha Chapter ' Established in 1916 FRATRES IN URBE YU LIN CHEN LIANG HSIANG CHOU YUANTING CHU NEWTON CHWANG KUANG TAO HU TSU CHI KIANG WA To HU XVILLIAM KWOUK CHING MING HU CHUNG CHUAN LIU WEN CHEN WVU SENIORS JUNTORS CHIA SIEN WAN SOPHOMORE JEN CHANG LIEN LAI CONANT LEE SHU-T,IEN LI CHUNG Lo LIU TIEN LIU YUAN KANG WANG CHIA CHI LI ZU MING VooNG NGEU FAUNG TSANG CHI MING UE 319 1 i , i w l l li II ll 1-,,,.,l,T.fS2 C. ,.....Q....5 , - ,... C il ilr .rg ll i ' 3 1 l 1 i t We ' i I gy: -M i. I . my ,f il A 1 A fl ya v T i i i xll' 1 ill n if . . li Phz Delta P2 l , I, Founded in 1915 Qi ROLL or CHAPTERS li Cornell University flu College of the City of New York lil New York University ll Long Island College iq Stevens Institute of Technology ll Tufts University il Columbia University ti University of Florida Lehigh University H lf l li ll' li i CC,s Derrico Cimilluca Caloyianis Hanover W Steer Lo Russo Schncierson Bauman I Morton Falk Klett Tolccs Wcinsrock , l ll 1 ul' 37.0 f1,?,.5' X . Thi Delia pl Beta Chapter Established in I9I6 A SENIORS JACK JEFFERSON FALK JOHN AUGUST KLETT BERNARD JACOB TOLCES ' JUNIORS PAUL MAXWELL COLEMAN JOSEPH HAROLD MORTON Q SOPHOMORES EVERETT OLENDOREE BAUMAN DOMENICUS LO RUSSO EMANUEL GEORGE CALOYIANIS SOL DONALD SCHNEIERSON SALVATORE CHARLES CIMILLUCA ARTHUR LIONEL STEER EDWIN DAVIS WEINSTOCK FRESHMEN NICHOLAS DERRICO VICTOR SAMSON HANOVER 37.1 -WIP f' 11 li I il , lla r l mi Alpha Epsilon Pi ll' i ,. I ii I Founded in 1913 ME 'll ROLL OF CHAPTERS W New York University ,, Cornell University i W4 University of Pennsylvania l l jlfli University of Illinois M Emory University ll Ohio State University QQ I Alabama Polytechnic Institute i l 'ls Columbia University i il Ohio Northern University I 1 4' University of Chicago ll !, Georgia Institute of Technology I Ei ii University of Virginia J 5 E Marquette University Q 4 fl ' i- i l, Q I j Hi ll F ' fi air it I I Ei I I in nf l if e , ii J ii E .f i ix ll I' ll l l I' i li I we li it 'I ll l 'I lil it 5 ig 5 Il y H F i M W Goldin Terr Stark Schenck Chashin A. Lippman Lippmnn ll , 5 Sagun Wekselblatt Levine Taub Kistin Bernstein ,Fischbach Weiner H1 i I Jacobs Sororsky Weisbord Bland Pearis Shapiro Snyder ii if P LZ? gf -2 1s2-fi:'2-1:-'fafzb -Q A1-eff, ,.., f ,,,v O ,, 'Y' dd i V I R V W Y Y A- AUM Y 'iii 17 PISPT' Iii! 1- 1-2 fe lf? :F 37.7. I I LLL-A,,,-m --A I .F , IRVING JAY BLAND SAMUEL HERBERT PEARIS HERBERT JACOBS ALBERT DAVID IQISTIN SIDNEY CHARLES BERNSTEIN KARL FISCHBACH NATHAN SAGAN HARRY CHASHIN CHARLES GOLDIN ABBOTT ARTHUR LIPPMAN cfflolma rizosilon P1 Beta Chapter Established in 1917 BRATER IN FACULTATIJE N ORMAN EDWARD WEISBORD SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN MORTIMER JACK SHAPIRO 'JOSEPH SOROTSKY VAL ROGIN LEVINE JULIUS HENRY LIPPMAN SOLOMON SNYDER DAVID TAUB KOPPEL WEKSELBLATT AUBREY SCHENCK SIDNEY STARK SIDNEY TERR 37-3 , .fy j.,'g..Q ' , i , fi: Home U - pllgggff 471 'f 5 AAL, gm Sigma Pi Founded in 18,97 ROLL OP CHAPTERS University of Illinois Iovva State University Ohio State University Tulane University University of Pennsylvania University of Utah Ohio University North Carolina State College Ohio Northern University Iowa State College Purdue University University of Wisconsin Pennsylvania State College University of Southern California University of California University of Pittsburgh Kenyon College Indiana University Cornell University Emory University Franklin and Marshall College Oregon Agricultural College University of Michigan 4 4 I l Arnold MacConnell Janssen Koehl Stowe McElheny Ruland St. James Oldbcrg Nash Mollenberg Cooke V. Woodward Summerson Cornell Feiclc Griswold Phelps Parshall Bowen Callan Stevenson Schroeder Buerger Sciclmore Schneider Stare Hostcrman Wilson H. Woodward Roseberry Blackburn Firman' Gunrner Varian Doncy 314 gyma I, Q 2 , I5 I2 Lis u Chapter Established in 1917 FRATER IN FACULTATE THOMAS JENNISON PARMLEY FRATRES IN URBE EDWARD HARRISON CORNISH WILLIAM BALDWIN PARSHALL CHARLES KENT STOVER, JR. FRANK ALRIC BOWEN, JR. ALFRED ARTHUR BUERGER PERCIVAL LOUIS CALLAN ROBERT NORTON CHAMBERLIN GLIVER TUDOR GRISWOLD SENIORS DUDLEY FRANCIS PHELPS WILMOT FREDERICK SCHNEIDER FREDERICK HENRY SCHROEDER ROBERT RUSSELL SCIDMORE ARCHIBALD EDMUND STEVENSON JUNIORS JAMES MICHAEL ARNOLD ARTHUR LORD NASH JOSEPH ANTONIO COOKE OSCAR ORVILLE OLDBERG BRUCE SAXTON CORNELL HAROLD LAWRENCE RULAND LEWIS WESLEY FEICK LOUIS NAPOLEON ST. RICHARD HENRY MOLLENBERO ' WILLIAM HENRY SUMMERSON VERNON WOODWARD SOPHOMORES FREDERICK WILLIAM JANSSEN CLAIR CARLTON MCELHENY ALBERT EMIL KOEHL DAVID CHAMBERLIN STOWE FRESHMEN BENJAMIN COLEMAN BLACKBURN WADE WILKINS MACCONNELL CHARLES FRANCIS DONEY EDWIN CHARLES ROSEBERRY WILLIAM BYER FIRMAN CARL ELWOOD STARE WILLARD MARION GUNTNER DONALD STORM VARIAN OLIVER WILLIAM HOSTERMAN JAMES BOONE WILSON HENRY LYNDE WOODWARD 1 1 l' - I 1 37-5 ,T -L I ii xg P2 Kappa Alpha li X D Founded in 1868 , ll - :W T. 7 x ev ROLL or CHAPTERS ii lx I 2 - Southwestern University Q Ul'iiliInaSilai:OUiiii5ersity M ' gniversity of galilfornia ,4 ln!! A ..g,'M,, P x . .t M Q N215 Cisifi ifiniifflity l. a. , Iowa State College W ' Syracuse University li M I i Rutgers College is - ' University of Virginia 3 Q Davidson College Kansas State Agricultural College 1 William and Mary College Pennsylvania State College gg Birmingham-Southern College if University of Tennessee lt Tulane University 1 Southwestern Presbyterian University Hampden-Sidney College 9 i Transylvania University lf Presbyterian College of South Carolina w University of Richmond l Washington and Lee University Vanderbilt University i University of North Carolina l Alabama Polytechnic Institute L North Georgia Agricultural College i University of Kentucky W. Duke University Louisiana State University , Georgia School of Technology I North Carolina College of A. and M. A University of Arkansas University of Florida i University of West Virginia ix Millsaps College 1 Missouri State School of Mines University of Georgia University of Missouri ,1 University of Cincinnati IIS University- of Washington University of Kansas University of New Mexico Western Reserve University Southern Methodist University University of Illinois Cornell University Beloit College Emory University Washington University University of Texas Oregon Agricultural College University of Wisconsin University of Oklahoma University of Pennsylvania Colorado College Carnegie Institute of Technology University of Michigan University of Colorado Purdue University University of Minnesota Mercer University Lombard College University of Alabama University of Nebraska University of Denver 1 University of Arizona '1 l i l I 1 Ewart Cowan Weeks Allison Averill Merriman Van Law Bowen' Mider Clink Paige Lewis Rappenecker McCrohan Krech Carver Rich Foltz Stout Willets , Crozier Forsberg Pirnie Blomeier Kearney Moynihan Bowdish Moshier Freret Brown I Bruno Stallman Randall Underhill Moree Duggar Withrow Hunt 'Bromley Stortz Scales ii . LQQLLL---A -M ,A ' i 1 lwiflifg Ieiwe' 'jiiiff-, ,ar 4L::-i - - :'n, - -- i 32.6 I I I In-nil I 1 --fig Y z' mppa Q14 lp ha Established in 1917 FRATRES IN FACULTATE GEORGE FRANCIS BASON WALTER BUCKINGHAM CARVER JAMES CHESTER BRADLEY JOY PLEASANT GUILFORD OLAE MARTINIUS BRAUNER WALTER HUTCHINSON STAINTON FORREST BLYTHE WRIGHT FRATRES IN URBE DOUGLAS VINCENT FRERET RALPH FELBER JONES J CYRIL EBENEZER HAZELL ROBERT BURGOYN NEWCOMBE SENIORS HERBERT HENRY BLOMEIER GEORGE DOUGLAS CROZIER JOHN ROBERT MOYNIHAN ARVINE CLARKDBOWDISH LESTER FORSBERG ALEXANDER PIRNIE CLARENCE TRAVIS BROWN' FRANCIS KEARNEY, JR. CHARLES SUMNER RICH EDSON GEORGE MOSHIER JUNIORS WILLIAM EARLE FOLTZ JOHN EDWIN PAIGE HOWARD WILLIAM STOUT EDWARD MAX KRECH CASPAR RAPPENECKER JESSE MEAD VAN LAW EDWIN BRYCE MCCROHAN, JR. DAVID BEAL WILLETS . SOPHOMORES N EWMAN TOWNSEND ALLISON GEORGE ERNEST CLINK GEORGE BURROUGHS MIDER EDGAR WAITE AVERILL ROBERT FORREST COWAN RICHARD KEMPER SCALES 'JOHN TUDOR BOWEN N GEORGE ROBERT EWART,3D FRANK ALBERT STORTZ, JR. CLIFFORD LYNDON BRUNO DICK LEWIS HOWARD COOLEDGE WEEKS HENRY LEE MERRIMAN I A I FRESHMEN ORREN BENJAMIN BROMLEY, JR. 7 NEWTON EDSON RANDALL BENJAMIN MINGE DUGGAR, JR. A- A JOSEPH ROWE SLIGHTS LOUIS GREGORIE ARTHUR CHARLES STALLMAN WALTER ALEXANDER HUNT ALPHEUS FINCH UNDERHILL ROBERT WILLSEY MOREE LEVILLE JAMES WITHROW, JR. A . .L ' 37v7 n-M . ' 1-1 ln, in Jenin? 9 P ., ,g f ,QL S' , feb? ' 55,15 '- ef . - P2 Kappa Pfll Founded in 1904 ROLL OP CHAPTERS . 4 College of Charlestown Oglethorpe University Presbyterian College of South Carolina Washington and Lee University i University of California North Carolina State College Wofford College University of Illinois Emory University University of Tulsa Georgia School of Technology John B. Stetson University T University of North Carolina Purdue University i University of Georgia Tulane University Trinity College University of Oklahoma Cornell University Davidson College Mercer University University of Washington University of Nebraska - University of Florida Roanoke College Oregon Agricultural College University of Alabama Howard College Michigan State College l Mason Doig Bridge Work G, Hanselman Elliott Muller Paterson W. Brandt Davidson White Merle Brown Gibbs Mattocks Dill Bradley Murray Warren Hoke Mejo E. Hanselman jordan Seaman Cull Orr Pesez Perkins Ahlson C. Brandt Linster Moody Ericson l Qs: ,-f ,f Q 'flfi-7,1 f',:, ,-...i.1lLH:,:gig L ,L-f-L LQ:-fL?i:: -W-gl 'LLM pg,-,e,-..:11-i:1.4fi. TT-1+-W f- rLri,-faarrgw, a-L1ia,LrL-r, t at TL:,:,li:LTT?-:li 32.8 4u4-vvv vv.4A Psi Chapter Established in 197.1 PRATRES IN FACULTATE LAURENCE RAYMOND BRIDGE GEORGE RAYMOND HANSELMAN WALTER BATES BRANDT JOHN IRVILLE DAVIDSON GEORGE MATTHEW DILL ARTHUR BERTIS DOIG EDWARD JAMES ELLIOTT EVERETT CLAIR BRADLEY HENRY STILWELL BROWN ROSWELL WILLIAM CULL WILLARD SHEDD JORDAN HAROLD GTTO MERLE STANLEY GUSTAV ERICSON EDWIN CHARLES HANSELMAN ARTHUR STANLEY HOKE JOHN THOMPSON LINSTER WILYO GABRIEL AHLSON CARL BRANDT, JR. PAUL WORK FRATRES IN URBE GARRETT JOHN FELTON ROBERT PARKER MASON HERBERT JOSEPH MULLER SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES ERESHMEN LOYAL CHESTER GIBBS ELMER OWEN MATTOCKS SCHUYLER GEORGE PATERSON DONALD ANDREW PROCTOR MAURICE BREWSTER WHITE GERALD AUGUSTUS MURRAY LOUIS LIVINGSTON SEAMAN WILLIAM FERREE TAYLOR WILLIAM ERNEST WARREN SHERWOOD ADAMS WEEBER WALTER LOUIS MEJO JOSEPH EUGENE MOODY RONALD ORR GERARD AUGUSTUS PESEZ KENNETH DANIEL PERKINS GUY FRANKLYN YOUNGMAN 37-9 I I I I I I I I I I I XI M, I .x ay ' I ' Q I II B v 8 II 4 , I 91 7 I Q SWAP .a I I 900590 I I . ' Alpha P122 Delta ,I Founded in 1914 II I RoLL OF CHAPTERS I Syracuse University Union College I Columbia University Western Reserve University 'I Yale University University of Pennsylvania II Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute Cornell University University of Buffalo University of Pittsburgh II Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Ohio State University M College of the City of New York University of Michigan I' New York University Carnegie Institute of Technology I I II II I I I II I II I II II EI 1? II II II I II Leone Galante Calasibetta Arnao 'I Scileppi d'Angr-:lo Marco Oropallo ' Cangi I I Cimildoro Pittoni de Grassi Sassoni Vitale Radici 'I 1 ' F 330 Mu Chapter Established in 197.3 FRATER IN FACULTATE GEORGE DE GRASSI SENIORS GUERINO WILLIAM CANGI ERNANI D,ANGELO UMBERT CIMILDORO M ARCUS RADICE JUNIORS FRANK LEONE JOHN SASSONI MARIO PITTONI PAUL JEAN SCILEPPI ALBERT ALNOR VITALE SOPHOMORES JOSEPH ARNAO CHARLES CRKLASIBHETTA . I PETER GALANTE A FRESHMEN HERBERT FRANCIS MARCO HARRY ALEXANDER OROPALLO 331 .a e - ez , s - w as -W2 - 1 4 'f ' as . I ,Q 4, X , ,f if gi P wi 2 v , J X 1 X xx -., I' 4 4,3 , 1, ' 'sa gf f K T fy. , ., v If V , ' Wg ,J ' ,ff ,. 451'-, ' ,.: ' .Zim-, Ti'-bs .f , fmff.. -1 - ' ,swf s, ,cw-fa, K 'ff I f i-,ep Q - A' .ff Tau Kappa Epsilon Founded in 1899 f ROLL OF CHAPTERS Illinois Wesleyan University University of Wisconsin James Millil-:in University Carroll College University of Illinois ' University of California Knox College Washington University Iowa State College Ohio State University Coe College Pennsylvania State College Chicago University University of West Virginia University of Minnesota Cornell University Eureka College Oregon Agricultural College Beloit College University of Michigan University of Nebraska Davis Woolson Wells Gerbereux Dodge Tabor Rollins Pittenger Walsh Hurd Germond Francis Bowden Hood Guthrie Helms Laig Macy Rhodes Church Forbes Masten Moffatt Bullock Laird Milks Niles Tennant Allen Godwin Mattison Erdmann gfJfi:.LL.11g7.ii:tf:f, , ,,i'M 47, I - '-- ': :L .,,,.., ,fl ..- ,--.. M M M 337- K l .Avy tlblfklllf '- i Sigma fzapter . FRATRES IN FACULTATE STEPHEN FARREL CLEARY CLARENCE LAMOUREUX OSCAR LAMONT HIBBARD EMERY JOSEPH DAVIS KARL FRANKLIN DODGE REESE RICHARD FRANCIS EUGENE WILSON GERBEREUX GEORGE GRANT GUTHRIE FOSTER SIDNEY BOWDEN HENRY SHELDON GERMOND, 3D THADDEUS BAKER HURD AUSTIN HARRIS CHURCH GEORGE FORBES BENSON MARKHAM HELMS GRANGET LOUIS KAMMERER HOWARD NELSON ALLEN WARREN PAUL BULLOCK FRED JOHN ERDMANN ELLERY DENISON GODWIN JOSEPH LENDWAY HARRY HOUSER LOVE HAROLD SIMPSON TOWNSEND BYRON HOOD EDWARD KENNETH TABOR RALPH JOSEPH WALSH KENNETH KINGSLEY WELLS LAWRENCE IRVING WOOLSON CARROLL KEITH MOEPATT JOHN ELWOOD PITTENGER DANIEL MICHAEL ROLLINS FREDRIC ERNEST LAIG ARTHUR EDWIN MACY EDWARD MASTEN FOSTER TWICHELL RHODES V GEORGE ASHMAN LAIRD, JR. ALLEN CHRISTEN MATTISON CLIFFORD HOWARD MILKS HARRISON WALLINGRORD N ILES ARTHUR SKINNER TENNANT I I I l 1 l l l I a l , , 4777.1 w x I Phi Kappa Theta Founded in 197.4 Thomas Toman Geiger Queally Conran Cunningham Marshall Stack Gallagher Sohon Grignon Rose Boyne Dunn Kerr Bilodczlu Wcsolowski Saldana Martinez Corning McHugh Simon Bradley I-lavcy Drummond Devine Bruclccrr Spcch: Quinlan 'FT11'-gw , ' W K f H ., WA: 2-,ii W ... ,.1--::T,-a7 and ,f, 1- Z , 334 l l1l llflppa IIIBICZ FRATRES IN FACULTATE GEORGE WALTER CAVANAUGH EDWARD MICHAEL CURLEY WARREN DOWNE DEVINE PAUL ANTHONY GALLAGHER FRANCIS JOSEPH GRIGNON JOHN JOSEPH 'BRADLEY, JR. EDWARD MICHAEL BOYNE ARTHUR JOSEPH BRUCKERT PAUL BARTHOLOMEW CORNING PAUL JOSEPH CUNNINGHAIX1 MILTON WILLIAM CARROL RICHARD JOHN CONRAN MALCOLM ADOLPH SPECHT LUCIEN JOSEPH BILODEAU JOHN WALTER DRUMMOND ALLEN RICHARD KERR 1 ' 1 THOMAS JOSEPH MCINERNEY SENIORS ARTHUR JOSEPH MCHUGH JOHN HARLOWE QUINLAN EUGENE EDWARD ROSE HARRY SOHON JUNIORS WILLIAM FRANCIS DUNN ARTHUR JOSEPH GEIGER JAMES HENRY HAVEY JUAN JOSE MARTINEZ ARTHUR ESTEBAN SALDANA FRANCIS JOSEPH TOMAN SOPHOMORES JAMES HENRY STACK MILLARD FILLMORE THOMAS FELIX JOHN WESOLOWSKI FRESHMEN I JOSEPH COOK MARSHALL THOMAS FRANCIS QUEALLY, JR CHARLES JOHN SIMON l 1 1 335 inqslinl- Agar .,,,.., ,Amin ,, l WYL .-..-.A Beta Psi Founded in 197.0 ROLL OF CHAPTERS University of Illinois Armour Institute of Technology Cornell University Chicago Alumni Smart Walz Hartman Miller Stark Stanat Harder Stover Macarow Crittenden 1--r i 335 fl i Delta Alpha Chapter Established in 197.5 A SENIORS DONALD WEBSTER CRITTENDEN WALTER ALFRED STARK EDWIN LELAND HARDER HOWARD JAMES STOVER JUNIOR A KENNETH CARL WALZ SOPHOMORES WILLIAM BREWSTER HARTMAN A CHESTER AUSTIN MILLER JOHN CHARLES MACAROW HERBERT WILSON SMART ARTHUR EDMOND STANAT 337 V79- NE t? 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Splzz not Head Frank Otto Ajfeld, 3d Arthur fofeph Harrington Richard Aronfon Philip Lridro Higlq Warren Alhert Beh Edward U pdilze Hill Warren Rohertfon Bentley Wilford Carlyle Howard Herhert Henry Blomeier, fr. Harry Inge fohnftone Arvine Clark Bowdifh Francie Kearnqf, fr. William Perrin Bowdfy, I r. Raymond Victor Lange john Mowry Breckenridge Norman Harold McLain Walter White Buckley' Alden Brooke .7VIacN eil Samuel Thompfon Buclzman Harwood Ferry Merrill Edward Myifon Bull Harry Hauon Merrie, I r. jonathan Fairchild Butler john Rohert Moynihan Theodoruf Smith Chadeayne Goodloe Malone Partee, if r. famef Gro jj' Craig Francie David Ronomondo Merrillf Luther Dake Lee Orrin Roxtenherg William joseph Dupree Henry Argue Rufeell Eugene Hardin Emerson john Perry Seward, if r. Thomaf Francie Fennell, 2d Norman Roth Steinmetg Jamee Edwin Frazer p Ralph Clinton Simeon Sutlijjr Kenneth William Greenawalt Chauncey Arthur Thompfon Fred Gretych, f r. 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L..Q.. ............ ..... .. - . ....-.........l 341 SENIOR SOCIETY bg , Il if ' r lu- Quill and Dagger Charles Dibble Bostwick Martin Wright Sampson john Cranford Adams Ronald McKendree Albee Edward Lapslgf Anderson Hobart Reed Avery Ernest Asbrand Bamman Walter Stewart Beecher Earle William Bolton Theodore Harrington Booth Horatio Hunt Bradley Wendell Emerson Broad Malcolm Paul Cameron Kenneth Caskgf George Douglas Clucas Robert Harding Dann Gordon Ferris Depew .Yamuel Allen Dodd Bjorn Randall Edstrom Donald Ross Ferris john Woodward EitzGerald Wilbur Wallace German David Sherwood Hill Howard Hodge Hopkins Robert Van .Ycoy Horton Charles Berry Howland William Henry f ones David Pursel Kuntq Sidngf Wahl Little Henry .Sxkelding Lockwood ' , fr, Norman Amos Miller Clijjrord Holley Moore Conrad Carver Pope Paul Kruger Rice Calvin Russell, 2d Samuel Henry Shriver Norman Goff Stagg Robert Highton .Ytier joseph Henry Swan john Prescott .Syme Roger Couvelle ter Kuile Rudolph Thomas Termohlen Benjamin Ellsworth Tilton, Hugh Charles Troy, fr. ' William Wendt Frederick Edward Wester Emile john Zimmer, fr. fr 343 JUNIOR SOCIETY T, :pe-mz.' 5 Sv ., . W t it ,f -1 MF' ,'-Vlbwfiz' - W Y f 3 ' 1 Jgcf. a.w,,Y2'Wgb W., t t wasnt r f.fQfaeiw,, It If rw' , vaW', fI w , 2 ff- , 2 W or Jvw fqlf 1 1 ,'fiU r ildxwg' fmv'5J 'V-,wwe FP? ' M 5Y WM-.t. t Ci FM,s ' .5-i s ,Wwlnjwp ne w snur7v4fwfrfr t or or vt F me agus or Wg,'f, .nw,wb,H ' U ' 1, 1fy,f'cme:w 1 ' ' z,1yfAs3yqMg5g3M,3.53, AMpQgHf,v:2fv'jmX' '1,w,,,n:.,v'z',g,qyw,:ff:. ' Aleph Sczmaclz Eoerett Clair Bradlfgf Emerxon Carey, fr. William Leoering Crefxman Frederick Albert Cbarlef Drew, zd Samuel Sebaftian Eoanx, fr. Eugene William Goodioillie Hen1g1 William Ixabf feroif Langdon, f r. Ignacio Saturnino Molinet Ralpb Brady Munnf Adolpb Harry Sebimmelpfennig George Norman Scott Forbes Dunbar Sbaio Fayette Gleafon Sbepard fobn Van Sickle, fr. Albert-Alnor Vitale Cbarles Milford Werb jobn Randolpb Young Al, 344 1 - A ---- , JUNIOR SOCIETY .QM ,.f. ed Key FRANKLIN KNIGHT ANDERSON JOSEPH WILLIAM AYRES DAVID PERCY BEATTY MILLARD FILMORE BINGHAM FREDERICK BARTON BRADEEN WILLIAM HOWARD CHANDLER RUEUS LAWRENCE COE EMMONS WILLIAMS COLLINS WALTER SCOTT CRAWBUCK CHARLES DANIEL DIETRICH HENRY SHANKLAND DUNNING 'JOHN SPELLMAN GARRETSON ALBERT RICHARDSON HATEIELD, PHILLIPS BENNITT HOYT GARRETT KIRK, LD WILLIAM WALTON KNIGHT GEORGE HARDING LEWIS, JR. GEORGE GORDON MITCHELL WALTER KELSEY NIELD CHARLES SCHILLING 0,NEIL FREDERICK WILLIAM PARKER, JR WARREN JAMES PASHLEY JAMES EMIL POLLAK PAUL FAIRBANKS RHINES GTTO ANDREW STARKE JOSEPH SWARTZ THOMAS WILLIAM ROBERTS XVOOD MOORHEAD WRIGHT, JR. JAMES ARTHUR YOUNGLOVE 345 I I I I I if II 'I I II I KX' HONORARY ACADEMIC SOCIETY I I 'III xii . II I I , ,,,. f . I I hz eta: Kappa I 1 fgfii'-Q7u 'fT 'f'fI ? I I I .I II5i:ilf2I..fsZ5Z5:I2' SI- Founded December 5, 1775 I II S5125 gill Q I NEW YORK THETA CHAPTER I I I Established May 18 , 1887. III I ' :IE OFFICERS 1915 16 I II 2: -'WEA -1 H C P '11 I I I ' I I. V ARRY APLAN ...... . I ffl? CHF II ROSWELL CLIFTON GIBBS . Vue-Prcrzdcnt II , I t W1LBUR ELWYN GILMAN . Secretary I 'VCVC I ' EMMA ROMELIA SPEED . Trcarzlrer I I MORRIS ALBERT COPELAND Rcgirtrar I I I . I I ADDITIONAL MEMBERS OF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ' I Rowena Morse Clark Sutherland Northup I I I TOWN AND FACULTY MEMBERS I . I joseph Quincy Adams Mrs, john Dietrich Wittich Fetter Mrs. Paul Russell Pope Ernest Albee Katherine Finch Laurence Pnmpelly ' I I Albert LeRoy Andrews Mrs. Harold Flack Arthur Ranum I Eugene Plumb Andrews William Trowbridge Forbes Willis Howard Reals IQ Liberty Hyde Bailey Percy Austin Fraleigh Fred Hoffman Rhodes II Dane Lewis Baldwin Mrs. Allen Cameron Fraser George Frederick Rogalsky I Morticr Franklin Barrus Walter Hoyt French Robert Warren Sailor I Frederick Bedell Gussie Esther Gaskill Mrs. Robert Warren Sailor II , john Bentley, Jr. Roswell Clifton Gibbs Martin Wright Sampson II Albert Wilhelm Boesche Wilbur Elwyn Gilman Ernest William Schoder V . George Gleason Bogert Vi Arvin Graham Merit Scott II I Julian Pleasant Bretz Harry Joseph Griffiths Lester Wayland Sharp I I George Prentice Bristol Gilbert Dennison Harris Robert Pelton Sibley 'I I Leslie Nathan Broughton Rebecca Harris Sumner Huber Slichter I I Mrs. Frederick Loid Brown, Jr. John William Hebel Harold Robert Smart II Arthur Wesley Browne Harry Helson Mrs. Albert William Smith I I Mrs. Nelllie Burnett Mrs. Gustave Frederick Heuser Frederick Miller Smith I George incoln Burr Louis Benjamin Hoisington Harold David Smith I II Frank Pores Bussel Charles Henry Hull Preserved Smith julian Edward Butterworth I Wallie Abraham Hurwitz William Hazlett Smith EI Harry Caplan John Irwin Hutchinson Bessie Frances Speed I II Walter Buckingham Carver Horace Leonard Jones Emma Romelia Speed IQ Illlirs. George Ray Chamberlain Putnam Fennelljones Rolland MacLaren Stewart eter Walter Claassen Walter Paul Jones William Strunk Jr. I Lane Cooper Delbert Ernest Keenan Monroe Marsh Sweetland lviogris Albert Copeland Earle Hesse Kennard Frank Thilly . , C y e Firman Craig Marcel Kessel Margaret Thilly ' Thomas Frederick Crane Mrs. John Donald Kinney Edward Bradford Titchener I I I Mrs. Otis Freemen Curtis Howard Scott Liddell Allen Hosie Treman .II Robert Eugene Cushman Eleanor Clara McMullen Mrs. Leonard Church Urquhart I george Irving :Dale Mrs. Albert Russel Mann Frank Burkett Wann orace Bancro t Davis , james Frederick Mason Cynthia Westcott I I Louis Munroe Dennis Louis Melville Massey Herbert Hice Whetzel I I Harwood Burrows Dolbeare Leonard Amby Maynard Andrew Curtis White I Arthur johnson Eames Dale Raymond Mitchell Herbert August Wichelns I Corwin D. 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O'Leary Mrs. Karl Dawson Wood I I Livingston Farrand Ernest Trowbridge Paine Mrs. Paul Work I Albert Bernhardt Faust Jacob Papish George Allan Works I Earl Edmund Ferris Everett Franklin Phillips Edmund Louis Worthen I Paul Russell Pope I I II' I GRADUATE MEMBERS I Edward Gay Ainsworth, Jr. Stephen Albert Emery Stephen Mansfield Jaquith Herbert Joseph Muller Mary Hastings Bosworth Wilson Lewis Farman Nathan Katz James William Fugsley I' I Edward Ketcham Campbell Henry Salmon Fraser Walter Kinkaid Charles Nicholas Strong I II I Coolidge Otis Chapman Ralstone Robert Lrvine George Kreezer I . - I I I I I I - CLASS OF 1916 I.I I III I Beatrice Benedicks Sol Roland Goldstein Agnes Throop Lester john Perry Seward,Jr. Dorothy Reed Bumert Francis Wygant Greene Harry Joseph Pasternak james Singer III' Ruth lnglof Carlson Edwin Harry Heller Leon Pressman Earl Charles Smith IQII Mildred joy Elkes Ella Marie Hughes Jones Fatanitza Louise Schmidt Harold jacob Stukey I-II I john Bernard Emperor Edward Walter Kasdan - Noah Scborer Helen Iva Sullivan I II Harry Freedman I .I I I II I -I AQ - TM-,Y -A i -g I Il.Li--Tv7 -Ff'?.ii:fi.IL.,,T-T' -fl W- L -' l l l l HONORARY SCHOLASTIC SOCIETY 555152 hz appa Phz yxtavyi r anize I O g d 897 Established at Cornell University June I4, 197.0 OFFICERS 197.5-7.6 BENJAMIN FREEMAN KINGSBURY . . President JACOB ROLAND COLLINS . . Serrctary CLARENCE ELLSWORTH TOWNSEND . Vice-Prcrizlmt GEORGIA LAURA WHITE . . Tmzrurcr ADDITIONAL MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Francke Huntington Bosworth, jr. Charles Milton Carpenter William Irving Myers RESIDENT MEMBERS FACULTY Howard Bernhardt Adelmann William Nichols Barnard Fred Asa Barnes Cornelius Betten Samuel Latimer Boothroyd Francke Huntington Bosworth George Henry Brandes Arthur Wesley Browne Earl Louis Brunett Harry Oliver Buckman George Lincoln Burr Charles Milton Carpenter George Edward Gordon Catlin Stephen Farrell Cleary Jacob Roland Collins Anna Borsford Comstock David Seaver Cook Robert Brainard Corey Ralph Thomas Kline Cornwell Herman Dicderichs Charles Love Durham joseph Alma Dye Theodore Hildreth Eaton Frank Oakes Ellenwood Rollin Adams Emerson Donald English Frederick Charles Evans Livingston Farrand Ernest Mercer Fernald Ralph P. Agnew Edward Gay Ainsworth, jr. Harry Benjamin Alger Ludwig Frederick Audrieth Thomas Levingston Bayne Frederick Lovell Bixby Mary Hastings Bosworth Arthur Geoffrey Bruun Paul Rufus Burkholder Coolidge Otis Chapman Paul Jones Chapman John Reginald Cresswell Arthur Hill Emerick Stephen Albert Emery Robert G. Foster Percy Austin Fraleigh John Cranford Adams Frank Oscar Agel Walter Ellinwood Benning Walter White Buckley Helen Manning Bull Dorothy Reed Burnett Virginia Lucretia Case Merrills Luther Dakc Mildred Joy Elkes john Bernard Emperor Haakon Muus Evjen Charles Warren Fox James Edwin Frazer Harry Freedman Myron Gustin Fincher Pierre Augustine Fish Louis Agassi: Fuertes Simon Henry Gage Frank Richardson Garheld Roswell Clifton Gibbs David Clinton Gillespie John William Hebel Mary Frances Henry Erma Evangeline Hollcn Oskar Augustus johannsen Edgar Blauveltjohnson Myron Slade Kendrick Dexter Simpson Kimball Benjamin Freeman Kingsbury Paul J. Kruse Paul Martyn Lincoln Oliver Leroy McCaskill james Hart Curry Martens Clyde Walter Mason Ernest Merritt Veranus Alva Moore William Irving Myers Charles Merrick Nevin Melvin L. Nichols Leo Chandler Norris Clark Sutherland Northup Robert Morris Ogden Frank Ashmore Pearson GRADUATES Walter Hoyt French Arthur Ward Gilbert John Richard Greeley Guy Shepard Greene James Hutton Nathan Katz Delbert Ernest Keenan james Edward Knott William Ernest Krauss George Kreezer Albert Washington Laubengayer Robert Donald Lewis Shu Tien Li Harold Alden Lovenberg Barbara McClintock Luke Matthew McVeigh Charles Osborn Mackey CLASS OF 1916 Sol Roland Goldstein Edwin Leland Harder George Albert Hess Victoria Henrietta Jonas Edward Walter Kasdan Marguerite Kingsbury John Frederic Lemon Agnes Throop Lester John McKune Lyons John Marshall, Jr. Albert LaMont Mason Robert Kimberley Mitchell Manual Pelaez-Rivera Fairfield Scott Perry John George Pertsch, jr. 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Secretary ' . ' C. C. MURDOCK ........... Trefzfurer X MW C RESIDENT MEMBERS OF THE ALPHA CHAPTER, 1915-1.6 H. B. ADELMAN P. A. FISH L. H. MACDANIELS H. E. ROSS C. D. ALBERT MISS M. FISHER G. R. MCDERMOTT R. W. SAILOR A. A. ALLEN W. W.'F1SK T. MCINERNEY MISS R. N. ST. JOHN A. L. ANDREWS L. F. AUDRIETH W. N. BARNARD F. A. BARNES J. H. BARRON M. F. BARRUS A. C. BEAI. F. BEDELL L. BEHR J. W. BENNER C. BETTEN C. C. BIDWELL R. R. BIRCH J. A. BIZZELL F. M. BLODGETT S. L. BOOTHROYD J. C. BRADLEY G. H. BRANDES T. R. BRIGGS A. W. BROWNE E. L. BRUNETT H. O. BUCKMAN W. H. BURI-:HOLDER F. P. BUSSELL G. H. CARDWELL C. M. CARPENTER D. B. CARRICK W. B. CARVER G. W. CAVANAUGH E. M. CHAMOT P. CHAPMAN C. CHUPP I. P. CHURCH K. S. COLE J. R. COLLINS MRS. A. B. COMSTOCK J. H. COMSTOCI-1 H. P. COOPER R. B. COREY R. T. K. CORNWELL C. CRANDALL C. R. CROSBY E. R. CUSHING K. M. DALLENEACH L. M. DENNIS H. DIEDERICHS J. A. DYE A. EAMES F. O. ELLENVVOOD R. A. EMERSON M. C. ERNSEERGER H. M. FITZPATRICK F. C. FLETCHER W. T. M. FORBES A. C. FRASER A. FRIED J. N. FROST L. A. FUERTES S. H. GAGE F. R. GEORGIA F. E. E. GERMANN R. C. GIBBS D. C. GILLESPIE S. A. GOLDEERG H. E. GOLDSMITH MRS. A. L. GRANT MISS G. H. GRISWOLD A. F. GUSTAFSON E. S. GUTHRIE C. S. GWYNNE W. A. HAGAN R. L. HANSON G. D. HARRIS C. E. HAYDEN A J . .HEINICKE G. W. HERRICIC G. F. HBUSER F. HODSON L. B. HOISINGTON E. F. HOPKINS G. S. HOPKINS H. HOTCHRISS N. HOTCHKISS H. E. HOWE E. W. HUGHES O. A. JOHANNSEN E. B. JOHNSON D. B. JUDD E. H. KENNARD A. T. KERR D. S. KIMBALL B. F. KINGSBURY MRS. B. F. KINGSBURY J. E. KNOTT L. KNUDSON MRS. W. E. KRAUSS M. A. LEE R. D. LEWIS MRS. H. M. LIBBY H. S. LIDDELL P. M. LINCOLN C. L. LIU A. E. MCKINNEY MISS E. C. MCMULLEN A. R. MANN J. H. C. MARTENS C. W. MASON L. M. MASSEY R. MATHESON F. A. MAY L. A. MAYNARD F. M. MEARS E. MERRITT P. MERTZ H. MILKS R. C. MILLER MISS L. A. MINNS E. G. MISNER G. S. MOLER V. A. MOORE L. O. MORGAN W. C. MUENSCHER C. C. MURDOCIC C. H. MYERS W. I. MYERS J. G. NEEDI-IAM C. M. NEVIN E. L. NICHOLS M. L. NICHOLS L. C. NORRIS R. M. OGDEN W. R. ORNDORFF J. OSKAMP E. L. PALMER MRS. E. L. PALMER J. W. PAPEZ J. PAPISH T. PARSONS F. A. PEARSON L. C. PETRY J. G. PERTSCH E. F. PHILLIPS H. PORITSKY W. V. PRICE L. F. RANDOLPH MRS. L. F. RANDOLPH M. P. RASMUSSEN A. B. RECKNAGEL D. REDDICK H. D. REED E. W. RETTGER F. H. RHODES J. E. RICE E. RICHMOND A. W. W. SAND D. SANDERSON E. E. SAVAGE W. M. SAWDON C. SCHADB E. W. SCHODER H. H. SCOEIELD M. SCOTT MRS. H. E. SEEMANN C. SHAPIRO L. W. SHARP MISS P. G. SHELDON J. M. SHERMAN S. SIMPSON A. W. SMITH MRS. A. W. SMITH L. SPENCER MISS A. SPOHN W. A. STOCKING J. B. SUMNER F. G. SWITZER G. W. TAILBY J. H. TANNER J. W. THEN H. E. THOMAS H. C. THOMPSON M. B. TINKER E. B. TITCHENER D. W. TRAINER H. C. TROY F. G. TIJCKER D. H. UDALL G. B. UPTON E. E. VIAL R. S. VON HAZMBURG F. B. WANN F. W. WAREURTON G. F. WARREN MRS. G. F. WARREN L. P. WEHRLE D. S. WELCH H. P. WELD H. H. WHETZEL K. M. WIEGAND MRS. K. M. WIEGAND R. G. WIGGANS D. T. WILIIER B. D. WILSON J. K. WILSON JH. H. WING E. H. WOOD P. WORK U F. C. EVANS H. H. LOVE U51 ZW' OPI? IU M .JK W2 HJ lg., if SHE M QQ? 'IIN 'nw W 523 H4 Q 5 Ji? E 5 rl? IE Q IJ N W I: parm :WPS EJ Eg? ily! 2 Q il g ,al as I! W I I WZ? J wir 3:4 z- 2 mme ' EE I S O 5 1 HONORARY ENGINEERING SGCIETY A T ' 5 J I 'U Al TU au eta Pi Delta of New York Established January I7, I9IO J FACULTY MEMBERS WILDER DWIGHT BANCROFT JOHN ROBERT BANGS, JR. WILLIAM NICHOLS BARNARD FRED ASA BARNES FRANCKB HUNTINGTON BOSWORTH, JR. ARTHUR WESLEY BROWNE IRVING PORTER CHURCH ADAM CLARKE DAVIS LOUIS MONROE DENNIS HERMAN DIEDERICHS FRANK OAKES ELLENWOOD FREDERIC CHARLES EVANS LIVINGSTON FARRAND SIDNEY GONZALES GEORGE VLADIMIR KARAPETOPP DEXTER SIMPSON KIMBALL MYRON ADOLPH LEE PAUL MARTYN LINCOLN GEORGE ROLLAND MCDERMOTT LUKE MATTHEW MCVEIGH CHARLES OSBORN MACKEY CLARENCE AUGUSTINE MARTIN ERNEST GEORGE MERRITT MELVIN L. NICHOLS ALBERT LEE O,BANION ALBERT CHARLES PHELPS LEONARD CASSEL PRICE HERBERT JOSEPH REICH ERNEST WALTER STARR CHARLES WILLIAM STILLWELL GEORGE BURR UPTON GEORGE YOUNG, JR. GRADUATE MEMBERS HAROLD ADLARD LOVENBERG THEOPHILUS PARSONS, JR. PHILIP CHARLES STEIN CLASS OP 1916 GONZALEZ ABAYA, JR. DONALD FRANKLIN AYRES ERNEST ASBRAND BAMMAN HAROLD CHRISTIAN BERNHARD WALTER WHITE BUCKLEY NELSON YUAN-YEN CHIANG JAMES GROFF CRAIG HERBERT OSCAR DE POSTELS BJORN RANDALL EDSTROM DONALD ROSS FERRIS TOWNSEND FOSTER EDWIN LELAND HARDER GUIDO RAMBAUER HENRY WINTHROP DUANE WASHEURN CLASS OE 199.7 GEORGE ALBERT HESS LEONARD LAMONT HUTTLESTON ALFRED STEVEN JARECKI DONALD DIXON MACCARTHY RANDOLPH BENTON MARTIN CARL GUSTAVE MILLER JEAN HAMILTON MILLER JOHN ROBERT MOYNIHAN WINTON IRVING PATNODE WARD SAUNDERS PATTERSON LOUIS CONRAD ROESS GARLAND LEIGH TRUITT ZU MING VOONG - DANIEL MICHAEL ROLLINS JOHN WILMOT SNYDER WILLARD STANLEY CHRISTOPHER THIEL I I I :gr fu - W - 349 I , I I I-IONORARY ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING SOCIETY I , Q . . C A-, I , I. igafgggm , 5- A' xr 4 Q ,A Vx S If. I I, 1 ' Y r S cf 1' If xx MX, 5 'IQ' '11 -1 f I '?f'ii'i6'lf . - A?4F'1'f:.:'1., , -'4 A., 2,::.r AL 2, Q wi 'A' 48.15 P W: fi Sf A ' Eta Kappa Nu Kappa Chapter Estabhshed In 1911 HONORARY MEMBERS FREDERICK BEDELL VLADIMIR KARAPETOFE PAUL MARTYN LINCOLN ASSOCIATE MEMBERS WILLIAM CYRUS BALLARD R ROBERT FRANKLIN CHAMBERLAIN GEORGE FRANCIS BASON OHN GEORGE PERTSCH R GRADUATE MEMBERS LAWRENCE ADAMS BURCKMYER HUBERT I-IAWLEY RACE MILES GORDON NORTHRUP LEROY PAGE SPOON GEORGE EDWARD UINN ERNEST WALTER STARR OSEPH GALLUCHAT TAREOUX CLASS OF 197.6 DONALD FRANKLIN AYRES OHN MCKUNE LYONS OHN ANDREW BATES DONNELL DIXON MACCARTHY HAAKON MUUS EVJEN LOUIS CONRAD ROESS ROBERT EDWARD FOWLER FREDERICK FISHER SCHURR EDWIN LELAND I-IARDER HARRY SOHON ARCHIBALD EDMUND STEVENSON CLASS OF 1917 DAVID STRAW COURTRIGHT WILLIAM DANIEL MOEDER WILLIAM FRANCIS DUNN LOUIS NAPOLEON ST AMES NGEU FAUNG TSANG I I I I I V , JR. I I Q 1 I I J A .I HOWARD HALE CLARK .CARL GUSTAVE MILLER II I II ' 'J 350 A HONORARY CIVIL ENGINEERING SOCIETY I 1 I 4 I I s Chi Epsilon FRED ASA BARNES CHARLES EDWARD O,ROURKE HERBERT HENRY SCOFIELD CHARLES LEE WALKER WARREN ROBERTSON BENTLEY WALTER WHITE BUCKLEY IAMES WILLIAM HENRY SCHUYLER GEORGE PATERSON FAIRFIELD SCOTT PERRY CHARLES NICHOLAS STRONG HARWOOD WARRINER HARRY FRANKLIN HARTMAN GEORGE ALBERT HESS LEONARD LAMONT .HUTTLESTON MAURICE BREWSTER WHITE EUGENE HAIDT WALTER JENNINGS HOWARD BOHNER NOYES GEORGE WESTCOTT PETTINGER FORBES DUNBAR SHAW WILLARD STANLEY CHRISTOPHER THIEL JOHN ADOLPH TIESLER ' CLARKE EDWARD WALLACE Q 2 351 JOURNALISTIC SOCIETY ' I 1 D F3 IA Y, 3 R, I' If I A, .7 I 2 ',.4 1-,,. ,,,,-, Il. :..LJ:.E AY,...g ..-.-.J Sigma elta Chi BRISTOW ADAMS WILLIAM BURLINGAME BELDEN DAVID SBAVER COOK BARRETT LOWELL CRANDALL PAUL GILLETTE A KENNETH WILLIAM GREENAWALT OLIVER TUDOR GRISWOLD BARNARD WOLCOTT HEWITT CHARLES BERRY HOWLAND ELMER MARKER JOHNSON PUTNAM FENNELL JONES HENRY STANLEY KRUSEN EDWARD WILLIAM LANE LOUIS ECKERT REED CECIL REX ROSENBERRY ROBERT WARREN SAILOR WILLIAM MADISON SMARTT A VARIAN STEELE HARRY GEORGE STUTZ WILLIAM JOHN WATERS I ' 4 r I WM WWW I 357- ITAJI' I. AE by I Pi Delta Epsilon HOBART REED AVBRY WALTER STEWART BEECHER EARLE WILLIAM BOLTON ROBERT BAIRD BROWN MALCOLM PAUL CAMERON GORDON FERRIS DEPEW FRED ROBERT DORNER CHAUNCEY LEWIS GRANT DANIEL WISE HOGAN, JR. RANSOM STEELE HOLMES, JR., HOWARD HODGE HOPKINS ROBERT VAN SCOY HORTON CHARLES BERRY HOWLAND HARRY INGE JOIINSTONE DAVID PURSEL KUNTZ NORMAN AMOS MILLER Z WALTER KELSEY NIELD JOHN NOLL, JR. CONRAD CARVER POPE GEORGE LTBANUS TODD HUGH CHARLES TROY, JR. EMILE JOHN ZIMMER, JR. 353 T ARCHITECTURAL SOCIETY - J- JJ. :Time . -:Lv .53 f' 7- 0 T' I A T I ' 2 , ' A .T -.,s::,-fm. e::.w,g T' LVD, T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T HIRAM SAMUEL GUTSELL EDWARD GODFREY LAWSON CLARENCE AUGUSTINE MARTIN CHRISTIAN MIDJO EUGENE DAVIS MONTILLON ALBERT CHARLES PHELPS NATHANIEL SCHMIDT WALTER KING STONE GEORGE YOUNG, JR. HUBERT EUGENE BAXTER FRANCKE HUNTINGTON BOSWORTII, JR. OLAF MARTINIUS BRAUNER LEROY PEARL BURNHAM GEORGE RAY CHAMBERLAIN THOMAS FREDERICK CRANE EDWARD GARTON DAVIS WILLIAM MCLIESH DUNEAR LOUIS AGASSIZ FUERTES GRADUATE MEMBERS A ARTHUR HILL EMERICK ' JAMES MCDONALD LINDEMAN CLASS OF 1915 SCOEIELD DELONG KENNETH MERRILL YOUNG CLASS OF 1926 HAROLD CHRISTIAN BERNHARD HARRY INGE JOHNSTONE T JONATHAN FAIRCHILD BUTLER ROBERT JARROLD FOLSOM LENT T MALCOLM PAUL CAMERON HENRY SKELDING LOCKWOOD DAVID DAVIS CONWAY LIBANUS TODD BERNARD JACOB TOLCES CLASS OF 197.7 ERNEST AUSTIN BEIHL MICHAEL RAPUANO GEORGE SIEBENTHALER T71-:1. ., ,,-,, A ,TWV - 354 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING SOCIETY CD I IX P my 5 L J A tmos EDWARD LAPSLEY ANDERSON PHILLIP DEWITT BAKER ERNEST ASBRAND BAMMAN JOHN ROBERT BANGS, JR. WILLIAM NICHOLS BARNARD REED VAIL BONTECOU WILLIAM PERRIN BOWDRY, JR. WENDELL EMERSON BROAD WILLIAM HOWARD CHANDLER GEORGE DOUGLAS CLUCAS JAMES GROF11 CRAIG I ADAM CLARK DAVIS HERMAN DIEDERICHS CHARLES DANIEL DIETRICH FRANK OAKES ELLENWOOD MILLARD CLAYTON ERNSBERGER FREDERICK CHARLES EVANS DONALD ROSS FERRIS HARRISON LOUIS GOODMAN FRANK ARMSTRONG GUNDLACH DEXTER SIMPSON :KIMBALL DEXTER SIMPSON KIMBALL, JR. MYRON ADOLPH LEE LUKE MATTHEW MCVEIGII CHARLES OSBORN MACKEY FREDERICK WILLIAM PARKER, JR THOMAS WILLIAM PEW DANIEL MICHAEL ROLLINS BERNARD ALEXANDER SAVAGE ALEXANDER NORTON SLOCUM, JR OTTO ANDREW STARKE, JR. JOHN PRESCOTT SYME BENJAMIN ELLSWORTH TILTON, JR GEORGE MARTIN TREFTS, 13D JOHN CHILION TREFTS, JR. ALBERT EDWARD WELLS MORRIS BIRNEY WRIGHT il 1 1 355 CIVIL ENGINEERING SOCIETY - 11-J'R-255su ie1:G'iikffsff-1:521 59 I PZ, f, , , w,.v'.,3:x:c -,wgmgiv-Q,?Ef'L'w3 1 A ' ma'-I :'mwH-'Q R '-,Aww-I -'A I , 'hiv-'-'v.'J:.-r,-I' .V 41I:-'w:'g:'1'-- N-mn 'fm-A ' IWAWJ'-I: WPEQB . -'wS:ssfS,' gpm. . V ' I,3IGf?I?F1?315t9'WQ ' ,, . . 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I J' ' ' ' - 331 ,-WV 53 FRED ASA BARNES PAUL ARNOLD BORGLUM FREDERICK BARTON BRADEEN, JR KARL CLINTON JAMES HEARST COLEMAN CARL CRANDALL WILLIAM LEVERING CRESSMAN BJORN RANDALL EDSTROM DANIEL DIEHL EHRHART, 1D JOHN WILLIAM EICHLEAY SIDNEY GONZALES GEORGE HARRY FRANKLIN HARTMAN DEXTER SIMPSON KIMBALL DANIEL CHRISTIE KLINE GILBERT BALDWIN LAMB GEORGE GORDON MITCHELL MILES CORL NEWTON , WILLIAM HALL OGDEN JOHN THOMAS PARSON JOHN EDWIN PERRY WALTER JOSEPH PURCELL MILLS NORTON RIPLEY ROBERT ALFRED SHAROOD PAUL LEROY SMITH FREDERICK JOSIAH SPRY WILLIAM MAXIMILIAN STALLMAN ROMEYN YATMAN THATCHER EDWARD GRIGSEY TRIMBLE PAUL HALLADAY UNDERWOOD HARWOOD WARRINER CHILTON ANTON WRIGHT GEORGE FITZHEREERT-WEST HALSTEAD NEWELL WILCOX JAMES ARTHUR YOUNGLOVE EMILE JOHN ZIMMER, JR. -7 - M 357 SENIOR AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY H ebs-S cz FACULTY MEMBER ARTHUR BERNARD RECKNAGEL UNDERGRADUATE MEMBERS WALTER TOMLINSON BOVARD ARVINE CLARK BOWDISH RICHARD MORTON CHASE JAMES EDWIN FRAZER LELAND PETER HAM PHILIP ISIDRO I-IIGLEY MILFORD CARLYLE HOWARD PAUL WYLIE HUNTER , DAVID PURSEL :KUNTZ ALBERT :KURDT FRANK BALDWIN MCIQENZIE ALBERT LAMONT MASON TRUMAN ADRIAN PARRISH PAUL RICE CALVIN RUSSELL, LD SAMUEL HENRY SHRIVER RALPH CLINTON SIMEON SUTLIFF ARTHUR VAN NESS TAFT TOHN GLOVER YVEIR 358 I ll - 3 l irq A SENIOR AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY ,- . , - . fffb . -., mg A elzos FACULTY MEMBERS HAROLD EUGENE BOTSRORD HAROLD RAYMOND CURRAN CEDRIC HAY GUISE v WILLIAM IRVING MEYERS GEORGE ERIC PEABODY JAMES EDWARD RICE ELMER SETH SAVAGE ROBERT PELTON SIBLEY OLIN WHITNEY SMITH UNDERGRADUATE MEMBERS EDWIN KENNETH BALL WALTER ELLINWOOD BENNING WILLIAM ERNEST BLAUVELT ALFRED MULLIKIN BOYCE CLARENCE CHARLES BRAUN WILLIAM TAYLOR BROWN HERMAN 'JOHN CHRISTENSEN ALAN WHEELER CROSBY MERRILLS LUTHER DAKE LESTER BOGGS FOREMAN JUDSON WHITON GENUNG RALPH MALCOLM GOODELLE KENDRICK SHERMAN HART RAYMOND VICTOR LANGE JOHN MARSHALL, JR. WESSELS STEVENSON MIDDAUGH ROBERT KIMBERLY MITCHELL FRANK CRIPPEN RICH CHILION WRIGHT SADD LEWIS HARRISON STEELE ALAN STONE GEORGE WASHINGTON SULLIVAN, JR. CHARLES ROBERT TAYLOR I JARED VAN WAGENEN, JR. JOHN WICKHAM WILCOX HERBERT SEDGEWICK WILGUS, JR. W 1 359 LAW SOCIETY I . rf - WI Y, I 5 ,NISE-V-, - I j. ' uw, ' L34 -I W WX Hgxlxpj, MIX -wwf K2 nc .wk-I ' 111964 I , Y ,J Q? , u 3 55,4 J:2 W I. ' XI 'M k y.....'.... .L V ,qw , - HA. uw, sl im? i' I I 1 , v3sQf 4 ff! ,Q .wsu .f w V.. fffwiw. . A' f'A'i':Pf4fI ' -uf 'EsI:ff:Q5EsIf?lLl' 'V - . ' Phi Delta hi CONKLING INN GEORGE GLEASON BOGERT CHARLES KELLOGG BURDICK OLIVER LEROY MCCASKILL WALTER FRANCIS WILLCOX CHARLES HITCHCOCK BALLARD ROBERT WILLIAM EILER FREDERICK OLDS BISSELL, JR. KENNETH WILLIAM GREENAWALT HUGH BRECKENRIDGE ROBERT BRANDER MEIGS JUNIUS FORD COOK LAURENCE JUDSON OLMSTED GEORGE DOUGLAS CROZIER ROBERT FENTON PATTERSON ROBERT HARDING DANN GEORGE ROBERTS PFANN OTTO CHARLES DOERING CLYDE EVERETT SCHULTS, JR. PAUL MONTGOMERY DOERING THEODORE MCALLISTER WRIGHT GORDON ESREY YOUNGMAN - 360 , LAW SOCIETY I Tiff I SA. K 'A I i V T 1 T Delta Theta Phi FINCH SENATE HARRY CHARLES BALDWIN RILEY HENRY HEATH JUDGE WILLARD MORRELL KENT HERBERT DAVID LAUBE JAMES FERRIS MCKINNEY HAROLD EUGENE SIMPSON ROBERT SPROULE STEVENS HORACE EUGENE WHITESIDE ARTHUR ERVIN BLAUVELT HERBERT HENRY BLOMEIER IRVING FRANCIS KENNEY BUTLER EZRA CORNELL, 3D LEWIS C. EVANS HENRY SALMON FRASER DAVID SHERWOOD HILL RALSTONE ROBERT IRVINE RICHARD S. JETT SAMUEL, VANDYKE KENNEDY, JR. JOHN FREDERICK N IXON ALEXANDER PIRNIE PAUL W. POTTER LEWIS ECKERT REED THOMAS GEORGE RICKERT WILLIAM GRATTAN SHOEMAAKER THEODORE CARROLL STRONG JOHN EDWARD SULLIVAN MORTIMER ALLAN SULLIVAN FRANCIS ALLAN WICKES 361 1 It I LAW SOCIETY 5 I . 5 Phz Alpha elta I I I OFFICERS DONALD BLAKE . . . justice I SHERMAN MORELAND, JR. . Vive-fzutice I DANIEL FRANCIS FLANAGAN . Clerk I EDWARD WILLIAM ICKES Tmzmffer FRED GOODELLE . . .... Marshal II LYIVIAN P. WILSON I ADDIS VAN ALSTYNE ADAMS DONALD DAYTON AXTELL I ALBERT THOMAS BOLLES ERNEST WALKER BRACKETT I EMMETT ROBERT BURNS I FRANK BAINBRIDGE CAMPBELL 5 ELBERT HARRISON CARVER I' EUGENE JOSEPH CONROY I EDWARD RAMSDEN DOBSON I ROBERT FAIRBANKS GAMBLE I I CLARENCE KUGLER GUNDAKER I JAMES DAVID HURLEY FREDERICK HARDS JEFFERS ARTHUR JOHN IQEEFFE THOMAS A. KELLY I GEORGE HENSLE KENNY II JOHN WINCHESTER MACDONALD 'I ARTHUR ROSE MOORE , I . LEWIS MORSE I I CLYDE SEAKS REHMEYER It HENRY THOMAS REYNOLDS J GEORGE BYRON RICE I I' I IA. H J - -. -. . .. Lg I A,,,,,4-AA,,,,M - 367. HONORARY SOCIOLOGY SOCIETY ROBERT MORRILL ADAMS ERL BATES LUTHER LEE BERNARD MORRIS ALBERT COIJELAND HORACE BANCROET DAVIS, RALPH ALMON FELTON RIVERDA HARDING JORDAN HENRY EDWARD ABT GLENN ALMER BAKKUM PERCIVAL LEMON CLARK MARIAN DAVIS MARIE DUTHIE CORWIN D. EDWARDS WILSON YLEWIS FARMAN Alpha Kappa Delta Organized 1910 I Established at Cornell University December 17, 1914 OFFICERS 1915-1916 FRANK RICHARDSON GARFIELD . . . Prefident MAY BELLE CORNELIA EISEMANN , Vice-Prefidenf GEORGE BENTLEY WEBBER . . .Yecremfy DAVID RICHARD BOOKSTAVER . . . Tmzmrer ADDITIONAL MEMBER OF EXECUTIVE COUNCIL HANNAH RUTH MCINTYRE FACULTY MEMBERS RUTH MARY KELLOGG STACY MAY BRUCE LEE MELVIN DWIGHT SANDERSON . NATHANIEL SCHMIDT SUMNER HUBER SLICHTER WALTER FRANCIS WILLCOX GRADUATE MEMBERS STEPHEN MANSFIELD JAQUITH GLADYS :KENSLER BLANCHE MELVIN Q SAMUEL MEZANSKY FRANK WALLACE NOTESTEIN JOHN HIGHBERGER PATTERSON JUAN GUZMAN RODRIGUEZ -a FRANK RICHARDSON GARTIELD FREDERICK MAXIMILLIAN SCHMIDT-ERNSTHAUSEN I GEORGE BENTLEY WEEBER A CLASS OF 1916 ' DAVID RICHARD BOOKSTAVER I GLADYS ROSE FRIEDMAN JOHANNA THERESE BUECKING CLAIRE MARGARET HAGMAIER RUTH INGLOE CARLSON HANNAH RUTH MCINTYRE ELBERT HARRISON CARVER MARGARET DOROTHY MEYER I LEE THURSTON CORBETT FREDERICK HENRY SCHROEDER 1 MARY CATHERINE COUGHLIN JOHN PERRY SEWARD MAY BELLE EISEMANN LEE JANES SKINNER I FLORENCE BEATRICE FRANK FRANCIS WELLS I HELEN CLARISSA WORKS : CLASS OF 1917 5 CHARLES BAKER ELIZABETH REAMER MARY PHELPS ENDERS RALPH THEODORE SEWARD HELEN ELIZABETH GRANT DORIS MARGARET WOOD A 363 I Hx ' 'V lx ! 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' -LY-f it J 'RTC' ' .f'T5fQ.rf:?: GENERAL AND VOCATIONAL SERVICE JAMES DODMAN NOEEL, '16 ...... JOHN PERRY SEWARD, JR., '16 . VICTOR LLOYD BUTTEREIELD, '17 . RALPH THEODORE SEWARD, '17 . RICHARD HENRY EDWARDS . CHURCH RELATIONS ALFRED SCHULTZ MILLS, Grad. . EVERETT HOLMES CLARK, '16 . RICHARD DAVISON BULLARD, '17 . HERBERT OSCAR DE POSTELS, '16 TRUMAN ADRIAN PARTSH, '16 . . MAYNARD FAYETTE WITHERELL, '17 JOHN DIETRICH WITTICH FETTER . EDUCATIONAL MEETINGS . Proficient . Vice-Prefielent . . Secretary Vocational Counfel Executive .Yecretagf . Baptift Reprefentative Congregational Re prefentativc . Epifcopal Reprefentative Lutheran Rcprefentative . Methoiliyt Reprefentative Prefhyterian Reprefentative Director of Church Relationx WENDELL EMERSON BROAD, '16 . Chairman Frefhnian Meetingo JOHN PERRY SEWARD, JR., '16 . Fraternity Difcumion Groupe LUTHER JONES, Grad. . . . Dormitory Difcuuion Groupf RALPH THEODORE SEWARD, '17 . . . Saturday Lunch Club MARK LELAND ENTORF . . Director Educational Meetingx DEVOTIONAL SERVICE AND LIBRARY JOHN PRESCOTT SYME, '16 . . . . . Library JAMES DODMAN NOEEL, '16 ..... Devotional Interextf FRANK LAMBERT . . Director of Devotional Service and Lihrary 381 CONFERENCE, UNION MEETINGS, LIFE SERVICE GROUP DONALD ALBERT NESBIT, '18 .......... Conference: JAMES GROFF CRAIG, '16 . ...... Union Meeting: GEORGE EUGENE DURHAM ..,, Director of Union Meetingf and Conferencex EXTENSION SERVICE FORREST BLYTHE WRIGHT, Grad. . Extension S eroice and Countg' Community Clab JAMES ASHTON GREENE MOORE ...... Director of Extenfion S eroice FINANCES, STUDENTS FROM ABROAD, CORNELL-IN-CHINA WELLINGTON RICHARDSON BURT, '16 ...... Cbairman Finance DONALD ELLIS HUNTINGTON, '17 . . Stndentcr from Abroad HUBERT HOWARD WILLIAMS, '16 ........ Cornell-in-Cbina ALEXANDER BUEL TROWBRIDGE,JR . , Director Finance, S tiedentf from Abroad , Cornell-in-Cbina BARNES HALL, EMPLOYMENT SERVICE JOHN CRAWFORD ADAMS, '16 ......... 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CATHERINE ANN DOTTERWEICH WILLIAM STOKES FARRELL ..... . Prefidmt Vice-Provident . .Yecretmy . . Treamrer Bufinen Manager MEMBRES DE LA FACULTE OTHON GOEPP GUERLAC JAMES FREDERICK MASON LAURENCE PUMPELLY MEMBRES ESTELLA MAE BARNHART DOROTHY BENTON ROBERT FRANKLIN BRAND HARRIET BRANDES 'ELIZABETH GRACE CLARK JOSEPHINE ROOSEVELT CONLON HERBERT OSCAR DE POSTELS CATHERINE ANN DOTTERWEICH EVA EEFRON MAY ELISH WILLIAM STOKES FARRELL ELEANOR GALE HENRY SHELDON GERMOND, 3D CAROLYN GETTY HELEN GILLMEISTER VIRGINIA GRUPPE - ESTHER WALSH DOROTHY HAVENS ELEANOR HILL IVERNA HILL f HELEN VICTORIA LANSING K. M. MCGUIRE JAMES SCOTT MANSEIELD ARTHUR MARKEWICH KATHERINE MILLANE VIOLA GENEVIEVE OLIVER ROSE MARY PARROTT EMANUEL EDWARD RAICES ELIZABETH REAMER KATHRYN MAUREEN REILLY JOSEPH PARKER SONDHEIMER MARGARET STANSFIELD LEON GERSONI TELSEY 385 W v I gff wlf.-QQLQ ' Q2 L ' . L- I Y 5 I + J U I I. . 51 I I li 1 13 J J I I J 1 I I , . . J U! 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GEORGE CALVIN BRAINARD FRANCIS MALLORY BROTHERHOOD ALFRED ARTHUR BUERGER PERCIVAL LOUIS CALLAN GORDON LLOYD CARSON JOHN MCBRIDE DORRIS RANDALL EVERETT FRYE EDWARD WILPIELM HARD ALFRED VINCENT LEHMAN SIDNEY WAHL LITTLE - RICHARD HENRY MOLLENBERG JOHN ROBERT MOYNIHAN WALTER KELSEY NIELD EDWARD ASHLEY RECKHOW HENRY ARGUE RUSSELL WILLIAM GRATTAN SHOEMAKER, JR. ARCHIBALD EDMUND STEVENSON FRANK POTTER TALLMAN GEORGE MARTIN TREETS, 3D JOHN CHILION TREETS, JR. RUEL TYO HAMILTON WARD JOHN WARD , JR. 389 Student Agencies Founded I897 Incorporated I9o8 IMRE DOMONKOS, '16 . . . , . Prefirient DONALD ELLIS HUNTINGTON, '17 ..... Secretary'-Treafnrer STUDENT ROOM AGENCY FREDERIC WALLACE HODGE, '17 ........ Acting Manager LEO RANDALL BLANDING, '17 . . . Acting Affixrant Manager I ASSOCIATE MANAGERS CLARENCE FREDERIC BLEWER, '18 SAMUEL STEWART NUCKOLS, '18 FREDERIC WENDELL HUNTINGTON, '18 WILLIAM SEWARD SALISBURY, '18 STUDENT PERIODICAL AGENCY CHARLES NICHOLAS STRONG, '16 ......... 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WALTER LEWIS PHILIP STRATTON VAN BLARCOM PHILIP SCHUYLER LYON JEROME DEAN VAN DEWATER WILPRED JEROME MALONE JOHN PALEN WOOD 1 Y ,LLL 3 91 x 7. 9 xg ICM JJ FQ -3 , .52 5, X. ,pf M- .lj 2'-if 'ifig f mx ai I ,, 1 'T .R K A L.. at 5 N .4 :F f' x I lr 1JF1,,Q,,,1,1111 117 7,a11:, 7 fV ,Af-A V-ff1T1ff1i-nf HE WHY YO H M-- T lr rl l I V l l I T I' l wr J J! l lx ' T rl Morse v A Foltz Thomson Holmes Eberharr. Dorris 5 JN Noble St1er Depew Rofrano Rostenberg Zunmer Moore 9 I ,Q Jg The Cornell Annuals ll Publishers of l f THE CORNELLTAN The Board of Editorr Chofen hy Competition Daring Their' Ererhrnan, Sophornore, l' and fnnior Years il IJ Ofee: zog-211 Eaft State Street THE BOARD OF EDITORS i ' GORDON FERRIS DEPEW, '16 ...,,. . Editor-in-Chief . LEO ORRIN ROSTENBERG, '16 . . Bzifirzeff Manager l V CLAYTON BARBER FRYE, '15 . . Art Director l ROBERT HIGHTON STIER, '16 . . Adoertifing Manager Q rl EMILE JOHN ZIMMER, JR., '16 . . Circnlation Manager' ' ' LILLIAN ROERANO, '16 . . . . 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Ayfiftant Eilitor THOMAS SWART, '17 . . , Aerfiftant Editor JESSE MEAD XIAN LAW, '17 . Axfistant Editor AUSTIN CHURCH, '18 , . Affiftant Eilitor ASSOCIATE EDITORS PROP. XVILLIAM NICHOLS BARNARD, '97 PROF. MYRON ADOLPH LEE, '09 PROP. HERMAN DIEDERICHS, '97 PROP. PAUL MARTYN LINCOLN 398 . LLL., L. L..- ,,I-,,.,,,,.,,,. ,.,,,. ,,,.-.L.,,-,.,,,,, L.1L-,-,mL,.,...L.,-,,,,n Wchmhoff Noyes Quinn Crawford Wartur Fuller Moffatt Spindler Bowden Sanders Strong Barnes Perry Larson 1 The Cornell Civil Engineer Published Montlaly Daring the College Year by a Board of Editors Cbosen by Competition from the Members of the Association of Civil Engineers of Cornell University Ojfee: Room 40, Lincoln Hall THE BOARD OF EDITORS CHARLES NICHOLAS STRONG, '16 ........ Editor-in-Chief NORMAN EDWARD SANDERS, '16 . . . Managing Editor HOWARD BOHNER NOYES, '17 . . Acting Alainni Editor GEORGE THEODORE LARSON, '16 . . . . Business Manager CLARENCE FRANCIS SPINDLER, '17 ..... 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VIOLINS XX X X CHARLES EDWARD BAKER, '17 CHARLES OSCAR WARREN, JR., '17 HENRY SHELDEN GERMOND, 3D, '17 HAROLD EDWARD MARIETTA, '18 X GEORGE WESTCOTT PETTINGER, '17 ENOS ELDRIDGE PENNOCK, '18 X X X y SAXOPHONES 1 XXX LAURENCE DOUBLEDAY, 17 KENNETH CLEMENTS ALLEN, 19 X X X PHILIP WILL, JR., '18 ' JAMES CROUNSE STEPHENS, '19 X MARIMBAPHONE 3 5 JAMES CABELL JOHNSON, '15 GEORGE THEODORE LARSON, '16 RODNEY KENNETH KETCHAM, '19 X XX X X XXX X CLARINETS A X CARL WALTER KNOBLOCH, '18 X, GLENN HARCOURT ALBERGA, '16 X X X I X X X X CORNET TROMBONE X X 'X HARRY CARVEL BEAVER, '18 GEORGE NELSON PAGE, '17 X FLUTE CELLO X ,XXX LOUIS NAPOLEON ST. JAMES, '17 ROBERT NEWELL LYON, '19 X f PIANO TUBA ' X XX HAROLD LAWRENCE RULAND, '17 GEORGE WILLIAM ELG, '17 OBOE BASSOON XXX JOSEPH ANTONIO COOKE, '27 EDWARD BROWN, '17 XX DRUMS X. XXX OLIVER TUDOR GRISWOLD, '16 X XXX? XX XXX ' ' L,4--L...- L pg ig XX TJ U L J 407 a- - W- -Y....,,, .?'.,,,, -,. WM, ,nw 1 Musical Clubs The activities of the 197.5-16 season of the Musical Clubs began ofncially with a call for new candidates early in the Fall. The selection of those showing particular ability at the trials brought the personnel of the organization up to its usual size of I3O men. Under the supervision of Mr. George L. Coleman, '95, and Mr. Eric Dudley, directors of the two clubs, the three months preceding Christmas were given over to rehearsals in preparation for the thirty-second annual tour of theclubs during the holidays. From the combined membership of the two clubs 59 men were selected to make the Mid-Western trip.' On December 7.6, the combined clubs gave the initial concert of the trip at the Hotel Seneca Ballroom in Rochester. The enthusiastic applause of the audience gave certain evidence that the program of the clubs was a popular one. Encore after encore was called for, and the men showed their appreciation by the able rendering of several diflicult numbers. The long list of social engagements and entertainments in store be- gan on that day with luncheon at the Genesee Valley Club, where the men were guests of the Rochester Alumni. After the concert the clubs were entertained by the Cornell Club of Rochester at a dance inthe ballroom of the hotel. Following the dance the organization began its journey westward. A short stopover in Chicago was the only exciting event of the trip to Milwaukee. In the latter city the clubs were entertained by the Alumni and the members of the Milwaukee Athletic Club. After lunching at the University Club they attended a tea dance given by Mr. and Mrs. Gustav A. Reuss at the Town Club. The concert on Monday evening, December 7.8, was given at the Pabst Theater, and again the men were received by an appreciative and enthusiastic audience. An innovation in the program was the singing of Alma Mater and Give My Regards to Davy by the Alumni and Glee Club combined. A dance followed at the Atheneum Club, after which the clubs entrained for Chicago. 'Upon their arrival in the Windy City the Chicago Alumni entertained with a lunch- eon, and later a tea dance at the Casino Club. The concert, given in Orchestra Hall, was broadcasted by radio. The large hall was well filled and enthusiasm ran high among the many undergraduates and Alumni, making the Chicago concert one of the outstanding events of the week. An early departure directly following the con- cert precluded the possibility of an evening dance. A Cincinnati was the next stop. There the clubs were entertained at luncheon and an afternoon dance by Mr. and Mrs. Harold LeBlond. The concert at the Emery Audi- torium was a repetition of the successes that had preceded it. This was followed by an-enjoyable supper dance. The New Year's Eve concert, which is always the high spot of the trip, was given in Cleveland. The members of the two clubs were guests at a luncheon at the Hermit Club, during which they were splendidly entertained by ex-Savage Club men. The tea dance took place in the afternoon and was followed by dinner at the University Club. The concert that night in the Masonic Auditorium was heard by the largest and 4o8 most receptive audience of the trip. It was followed by a dance at the Country Club given by Mr. and Mrs. William Palmer, where amid great gayety the New Year was ushered in. All too soon the time came to leave for Pittsburgh. A luncheon at the University Club and an after-the-concert dance were the enter- tainments given by the Alumni in Pittsburgh. The concert in Carnegie Music Hall was well received, and the men amply sustained the reputation that had preceded them to the Smoky City. On January 7. the men gave the final concert of the trip before a capacity audience at the Town Hall in New York. A large audience filled the hall, while a still larger one listened in over the radio broadcasted through Station WEAF. Numerous telegrams received during the performance attested their appreciation and enthusiasm. The New York concert was unusually well received and was indeed an appropriate close to a most successful concert tour. The dance which followed the concert was a welcome let-down to the men. Stunts by old members of the clubs and of the Savage Club added to the gaiety of the occasion, and the music of Paul Whiteman's orchestra, the Piccadilly Players, made even the most tired- of the men dance with renewed vigor. The dance was a fitting close to the many gay events of the trip. Throughout the trip the Alumni were most cordial and hospitable. In every city the musicians received the warmest of welcomes, and everything possible was done to make their stay most pleasant. The enthusiasm with which the audiences received the clubs was most gratifying and was heartily appreciated. The program, combining as it did old Cornell songs, popular airs, gand well-known music by noted classical composers, was one which aroused wide-spread approval among lovers of music. Mr. Coleman and Mr. Dudley did indeed maintain the high standard which they have set for themselves in previous years. Upon their return to Ithaca, the men enjoyed a well-earned test. Preparation for the Junior Week concert was an easy task. The concert, when given in Bailey Hall, met with the approval of the guests and was in every way as successful as those of the Christmas trip. The usual Spring Day and Senior Week concerts are still to be given, but there is little doubt that these will be as successful as the other concerts of the year. There are rumors that a trip to the Pacific Coast is being planned for next Christmas. l B. R. EDSTROIVI, '16 C. ADAMS, '16 President Manager V ' M Y M M 409 Hx ,,,,,,,,,,s L.,,,,,,,...,..,. ., , H., , Vi. I ,K ,J U f l 50 Ea r M6 1 9 'pl Nw ,AYP QI it 4, , wg M fx -1 ir! me. JF- :ll ph wt, , UE' df 3121 Alf Qla wif Hff EU- Wi? .1 V H : mi- E52 wk i if THE UNIVERSITY BAND 54 le Wi 3 5 . 1 .,,. A -15 L--'L 'f 122 1-ig-ffizil 'lift- 5 fi-iiff-T 11' 4173? 1'if:lEi :' 1' ll i + ?s+ f' :i ,,,,1L, ,ww Y- - ...--f - , ,,, x , , -. . , .,, , , rg..- I ,-,, ,Y, A ,M Y, , X Y Hu, -' WH ' 'fW - Y--'fi fifwv- f-A -7A--7'T1'7d Z 'M '-524.-W 1.-1:::.TJ.- -y--:g,,fi.4--55 25 ,-.A-. ..1--f--'- -V-'ff -, - - .- 1 1, .,.-.,Yf- fr , Y, , . -.- -- - if- , YT il' - L ' 1+ H GEORGE LOUIS COLEMAN, '95 . Director LEE THURSTON CORBETT, '16 . . Manager JOHN SISSON LIVERMORE, '16 . . . . . Leader GEORGE THEODORE LARSON, '16 . . Principal Mzefieian JOSEPH DANIEL BRICK, '16 .,.. Chief Mafieian FRANK HERMAN WEEKS, '16 ..... Cbief Trzmzpeter ' CORNETS S. P. BAUER M. K. BROWN WL B. MCLEAN P. THOMAS H..D. BEAVER R. W. CULL R. C. PALMER P. P. WALLACE F. G. BETHELL E. A. GLASSER G. M. PARTEE P. P. WECKESSER R. BOERICKE C. V. HAVILAND S. ROTHMAN W. W. WYNN H. C. BRENNER E. B. LITTLEWOOD W. M. P. TAYLOR CLARINETS L G. 'BIRCHER R. L. GEER C. W. KNOBLOCH R. METZ C. R. CARR W. GOMPERTZ R. L. LITTLE P. W. RUSICKA H. A. CARTER K. HAMILTON H. W. LUDLAM A. UPSTILL W. S. CRAIG R. K. KETCHAM W. W. MACCONNELL L. B. WHITING A. DIADATO TROMBONES L. S. BOCK L. L. CLOUGH G. N. PAGVE A. E. PETERMANN L. D. LAMB S. T. PEASE' SAXOPHONES K. C. ALLEN R. P. T. GUNDLACH D. C. KAUFHERR C. C. PORTER H. M. BASHINSKI W. W. HALLETT R. W. KINNE W. K. RAVERT T. U. BLAKE N. H. HELLSTROM W. S. LOW G. E. SPECK P. BUHL N O. HILL L. MAIRS L. L. SPIRT J. D. BULSON E. M. DUGGAN E. B. FINCH J. K. HOLLENBECK A. C. HUNT MARTIN NORTHRUP A. S. TENANT M. L. WARNER DRUMS W. G. AHLSON B. LEBHER STEELE W. R. TERRY W. L. EMERMAN C. O. SCHOFIELD SULLA A K. R. WOOD ALTOS C. A. CASE H. SCHRIENER S. T. WILD BARITONES C. P. BLEWER N. EWART M. SINGER BASSES J W. C. ARNOLD P. PARKER P. M. PELTON PICCOLO-D. E. MALLORY CYMBALS-C. E. HOWES 411 THE UNIVERSITY ORCHESTRA , , 1' i - M,-., .1.--.- ,.,,,::L4:l,:4.L. . 1. -1 ,L .. TL-. ..-W L -11 W 1, .II M1 , If if W fr Y., gl' fx 1114 ' IM N sl Y L jk! .I Iv I II. M l I I ,Q yi ill N ,lf , 7 3 ' A OFFICERS G. L. COLEMAN, '95 . . . . . Director D. B. INGERSOLL, '16 . . . . . Manager' 9 R. L. ZENTGRAF, '27 . Affifmnt Marzager' G. W. PETTINGER, '15 .... . . Prefident V' S. LIVERMORE, '16 . .... . Concert Mailer QI lf FIRST VIOLINS ' I C. E. BAKER, '17 S. LIVERMORE, '16 R. D. RAY, '19 . T. H. KLINE, '16 N. MARGOLINS, '29 A. E. SULLA, '19 H. LEVY, '18 MARIETTA, '18 P. L. SMITH, '16 1? ' ' E. B. LITTLEWOOD, '19 E. E. PENNOCK, '18 WEINER, '18 TI' G. W. PETTINGER, '17 If VI SECOND VIOLINS yi Q, H. P. ARONSON, '17 H. S. GERMOND, '17 R. H. ROSS, '29 11 I C. BAKER, '19 A. F. NALL, '18 W. R. SAXE, '17 ,I H. W. BEERS, '18 M. NYESTROM, '16 L. C. SCHANTZ, '19 P 3'I A. C. BENSCHOFF, '17 F. N. PELTON, '18 R. H. SCHMIDT, '19 I N. C. BROWN, '16 R. RICHTMYER, '18 H. STACK, '18 Q I G. L. EMIJTAGE, '18 C. O. WARREN, '17 LI VIOLAS E. BOASBERG, JR., '16 B. LEVINE, '19 R. SHEFKOWITZ, '17 I . CELLOS R. N. LYON, '19 H. C. PERKINS ,I BASSES G. W. ELG, ,17 R. T. HENKLE, '17 C. STEPHENS, '19 FLUTES L. B. DOUBLEDAY, '17 L. N. ST. JAMES, '17 OBOE D. E. MALLORY, '18 , , CLARINETS , I W. S. CRAIG, '19 R. K. KETCHAM, '19 W. W. MACCONNELL I G. T. LARSON, '16 I TRUMPETS I D. BRICK, '16 N. S. ODELL, '16 F. H. WEEKS, '16 R. CULL, '17 P. P. WECKESSER, '19 K. R. WOOD, '18 I Y HORN - ! H. BRENNER, '18 ' TROMBONES A. B. BURRELL H. O. MERLE, '17 G. N. PAGE, '17 DRUMS-C. W. ODELL, '19 TYMPANI-M. SINGER, '29 V PIANO W. DRUMMOND, '19 H. L. RULAND, '17 H. L. PICK, '17 'l K 'CC' GJ - Af? ,gl Aii.'fs'LT fffligfi-Lg' 413 I il il'- 11. .A... LADY LUCK I .11 11 '11 .1 '1 11 111 1111 ,. 11: 1111 111 11' 1 111 1111 11, 11 1111 1 1 11 7 1 1.i1.1g.i::g.j3:1ii,g.:1-1.g,5:1, ' 17 A ,, fx , X 'A 1 1, , Z, iT - T-TTT Y T - ICJT fi.-i 135' , W 1 'E 1 2-g:-..-s l'-y a--qE'5 :., l E 1 .ii--'z--.:-A-Ayaig'-54-43-Il 11,1 I-1 2- 3.T: 'TE I 275' 1 1-X if 1 7'-'-' 7 - ' of ' .A' Q1 ,A TF -Lge 11 333 'E '-' ' vw lfx ii, '- - ,Y-if 'A 1 . I - 7 - X OX L if f Y s ' T Y , , VI Wi if i i 1 1, - ii A . 1, 4 Y U11 1111 THE COUNCIL 111 1111 DONALD ENGLISH N. BLAKEMORE, '17 15 11 A. B. RECKNAGEL M. BRECKENRIDGE, '16 11 H. A. WICHELNS E. M. BULL, '16 1 . 1 THE MASQUE Lv 111 1 1 11 '11 X 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 M. BRECKENRIDGE, '16, Prefident M. WRIGHT, JR., '17, Vice-Prexident E. M. BULL, '16, Manager J. N. BLAKEMORE, '17, Affifnmr Mafzatger M. E. Ach, '17 . F. O. Affelcl, '16 E. D. Ballantine, '18 E. Besig, '16 F. O. Bissell, Jr., '17 W. R. Burt, '16 J. R. Clarke, Jr., '16 R. Colton, '17 R. C. Field, '17 W. A. Flanagan, '16 E. W. Gerbereux, '16 T. Hurcl, '27 T. F. Keeher, '17 T. A. Lacey, '16 R. H. Payne, '17 H. Reclclen, '17 M. N. Ripley, '16 R. D. Slocum, '17 W. W. Sproul, '18 M. Wright, Jr., '17 -Sfnnzmaelmnf-nmrxfggf 'ff--125: sing-,-we-Q ---Q 9--.-1-f .111-1 -111: -r1-:-FA-5-lQ::r.:.zvi1:11+ i z:-1 v2-:'.v'.1e4-s'.::1in1:: ssw1wLw- AA---f--.Mi.-...M.l...-Y..1...--.,-1.-,t-.- - ,,...-.. L.-.-M.. . - .... - ......-..,..1, .- Y 415 - - . ' bu ..l 1 in -3. Y .. Lady Luck Last Spring the Masque faced a serious problem when George Fraser, coach and author of the 1915 production, left Ithaca to study in Rome. The manuscripts submitted had not been accepted, and the coaching for this year had not been arranged for. It was a critical time, as the success of the 1915 production made a greater success for 1916 imperative. The greatest clifhculties were overcome during the - summer, when Ned Wayburn was engaged to stage the show and John Breckenridge, '16, president of the Masque, wrote the manu- script for Lady Luck. The script was turned over to Mr. Darcy, Mr. Wayburn's assistant, and given a professional touch. Shortly after the university opened in the Fall, the original try- outs were held, at which the most likely applicants were selected from an unusually large group of candidates. Mr. Wayburn and Mr. Darcy came to Ithaca and picked the cast and the chorus. Parts were distributed, but actual rehearsals did not begin until January, when - Mt. Darcy returned to Ithaca and a strenuous period of rehearsing THE CHARLESTON began- ' Meanwhile R. C. Field, '17, and George West, '16, were construct- ing and setting up the scenery designed by A. E. Milliken, '14. The sets were simple but attractive and ade- quate, and proved a most satisfactory backgrouncllfor the show. Ralph Payne, '17, in charge ofthe costuming, spent several days in New York selecting appropriate costumes for the various numbers. The show was whipped into shape in record time, and played to capacity houses at the Lyceum Theater on Thursday and Saturday evenings of Junior Week. The Thursday matinee was played to a larger house than usual, and the seat sale was one ofthe most satisfactory in the history ofthe Masque. f The plot involved a set of stolen jewels which the publicity seeking artist, Harold Carpenter, claims to have in his possession. Complications arise when Count Mantinoff, a crook, assisted by the heroine, Janette Weatherby, who believes him a secret service man, tries to get the jewels. James Calvert, an author, suc- cumbs to Janette's attractions without a struggle. Two other couples add love interest, comedy, and plot development. The denouement at a dance straightens out the tangle. J. R. Clarke,Jr., '16, as Calvert, and Lyman Fisher, '18, as Janette, played the leads with no little success. W. R. Burt, '16, as the pessimist, Jack Price, and H. Redden, '17, as the artist, Carpenter, played opposigcf Wekselblatt Mayer Baird Fisher Severns Osborne Mathewson Bernstein Steele Sondheimer Ziman Louchheim Levy Edminster Schwarzwalder Eldredge Strenger Edsall Druckerman Durling Reisler Clarke Keeher Sproul Wright Burt Hurd 'Redden 416 T. B. Hurd, '17, as Dorothy Burlingame, and T. F. Keeher, '17, as Peggy Calvert. M. Wright, Jr., '17, as the colored janitor, scored again and again as the comedian, while W. C. Cornehlson, '19, as Isadore the Pawnbroker, caused considerable merriment. The chorus was splendidly drilled, and went through their num- erous dances without a hitch. The originality of the dances and the precision and general excellence of the chorus were indubitably the chief attractions of the show, although every department showed a vast improvement. There were sixteen musical numbers, with music by M. Breck- enridge, '16, H. Headden, '16, C. Goldberg, '16, G. A. Sears, '17, and B. Tranter, '16. The first number, Underneath a Cocoanut Tree, where the chorus appeared in scanty hula costumes, brought enthusiastic applause, while the finale to the first act, the famous Charleston, received ovations. The specialty Charleston by L. Druckerman, '19, and E. P. Mathewson, '19, and the Oh, Are We Tough specialty by W. W. Sproul, '18, and F. D. Baird, '18, were especially popular. The entire production of Lady Luck was a great deal more professional in its finish than the usual amateur musical comedy. A LQVE SCENE The dancing was excellent, the comedy was directly presented and 1 put over. The actingwas above the average, and although good voices were lacking, there were no dole- ful arias to tire the audience. The music was varied and sprightly, and especially well balanced. The lighting and the scenery were handled without a slip, and the orchestra followed the intricate dances with precision. The wigs and costumes were attractive and did not go awry. In accordance with the aim of the organization, members of the Masque were used whenever possible. The leading parts were Hlled by Masque men with few exceptions. This was a step towards unifying a loose organization, and assuring experienced men from year to year. The Masque has had a difficult time in achieving an acceptable level of merit. Its place has been questioned, and its use denied. The 1916 production went far in mitigating this opinion. Inasmuch as it furnished some three thousand individuals with an evening's enjoyment, and, judging from its reception, an enjoyment unusually keen for a student entertainment, it certainly may be considered worth while. Its advance during the last two years has caused much favorable comment. Any such improvement must be slow, but there is no reason why the Masque should not, in future years, equal the successes of the same type of organization in other universities. J. M. BRECKENRIDGE, '16 E. M. BULL, '16 Prefident Manager 417 P li5Pe4lMAT1C QLUB Frieclman Cohen, Pye Randall Gardk r Hausner Robinson Michael Fasoldt Oliver Seward Monroe ,lenrow Summers Zehner ole Alljert Markewich Bugbce Lambly d'Angelo Lester Moyer Powell McBride Eagan Lamb ark Elkes Frank O'Brien M. Drummond Works Singer Casey Zimmerman Bueeking Woocls GenungXGocpp Gerbereux Brick Henkle Prof. Drummond X iilfiifi Bflifgi IFT TT I, T I EE PM -PTT I Y II I ' UH 5, . LT, 1 F I . W I 'IH M In I A ly! I iv W if AE:-:miner-,.EE:.' I'1 QT -- 5' 5? 1 1'-1 I-gg, 154 y - g ,lg 5 I ' 3 A 2 Ill II inn- l If QT M- gain ,i ' Q A If ,. 57 I -' X-- X , ' ,Ii T. N17 f X ' X C xxx X Y Z' ,.,, X ,, ST Vi , I 1 7 Y 1 L+. I 1 A 1 1 L I1 V Wg I, 'll JUDSON XVHITON GENUNG, '16 . . Preridenr GLADYS HAYES XVOODS, '16 .... . Vice-Premiefzr II 1, GEORGE WVASHINGTON SULLIVAN, JR., '16 . Secretary-Treafurer HOWARD THURLOW ZIMMERMAN, '16 . Stage Mafzagcr 1 I! I WINTON IRVING PATNODE, '16 . Bzuirzeff Manager ,SH 'E JOHANNA THERESE BUECKING, '16 . Librarian Ig' il JOSEPH DANIEL BRICK, '16 . . . . Maxter Electrician , Nl ELIZABETH GOEPP, '17 ..,. Miftreff of Caytumcf ' Q, HORTENSE KATHERINE GERBBREUX, '16 Mixtren of Prapertief 5 X IN PROP. ALEXANDER M. DRUMMOND . Fqmlty Dfrertor E I' W ARTHUR L. WOEI-IL . . . Affzftanl Dzrertnr ' ' ' HONORARY MEMBERS F PROP. HUBERT EUGENE BAXTER PROP. GUY BROOKS MUCHMORE PROP. NATHANIEL SCHMIDT J II PROP. GEORGE ABRAM EVERETT PROP. MARTIN WRIGHT SAMPSON PROP. WALTER KING STONE I ! PROP. CHRISTIAN MIDJO PROP. EDWIN HAMLIN WOODRUPP 1 ACTIVE MEMBERS ' MELVIN ALEXIS ALBERT, '16 JUDSON WHITON GENUNG, '16 ZENIA MARGARET POWELL, '17 , ALICE MARIE BAUHAN, '16 HORTENSE KATHERINE GERBEREUX, '16 ELEANOR LOUISE SEEHOLzER,v'17 I WILLIAM BENENSON, '15 ELIZABETH GOEPP, '17 RALPH THEODORE SEWARD, '17 JOSEPH DANIEL BRICK, '16 MABLE LOUISE GRISWOLD, '17 GEORGE WASHINGTON SULLIvAN,JR.,'1 JOHANNA THERESE BUECKING, '16 KATHARINE LOUISE JACOBS, '16 HENRY MEADE SUMMERS, '16 WARREN MARCUS CARO, '17 FRANCES ELINOR JENNINGS, '16 CONSTANCE VIRGINIA TAYLOR, '17 ARISTIDE D'ANGELO, '16 JOHN EDWARD LAMBLY, '17 LAURISTON SALE TAYLOR, '16 SUSAN HELEN DEEGAN, '17 BERNARD LENROW, '16 FRANCHOT TONE, '17 FRANCES PALMER EAGAN, '16 HELEN MARIE MCFADDEN, '17 VIRGINIA VAN VRANKEN, '16 MILDRED JOY ELKES, '16 MARJORIE CAMPBELL MCMULLEN,'17 GLADYS HAYES WOODS, '16 WILLIAM ADAMS FLANAGAN, '16 HENRY STANTON MONROE, '16 HELEN BARBARA WRIGHT, '17 ' JOSEPH FRIEDMAN, '16 WINTON IRVING PATNODE, '16 JOHN RANDALL ZEHNER, '16 JEANETTE ALICE GARDINER, '16 ARTHUR BARNARD POOLE, '16 HOWARD THURLOW ZIMMERMAN, '16 ASSOCIATE MEMBERS W BURTON ASHFORD BUGBEE, '17 'HOWARD WASHINGTON FEIGHT, '17 ELIZABETH MAY MICHAEL, '27 RUTH INGLOP CARLSON, '18 FLORENCE BLOCK FRANK, '16 ELIZABETH RICHMOND MOYER, '17 RUTH FRENCH CLARK, '17 JOHN MARCELLUS GROVES, '17 JOHN MACKINGTOSH NEWELI., '18 ROSE COHEN, '16 RUTH LOUISE HAUSNER, '17 VIOLA GENEVIEVE OLIVER, '17 RODMAN COLTON, '18 ROBERT THEODORE HENKLE, '17 SAMUEL CARSON OSBORNE, '17 EVELYN ANNE CROWLEY, '27 BARNARD WOLCOTT HEWITT, '18 VERNA CHESTER PYE, '17 DOROTHY SUSAN CURTIS, '17 MARGARET HUMESTON, '18 ESTELLE RANDALL, '17 MURIEL JEAN DRUMMOND, '17 MURIEL ALICE LAMB, '17 MYRA BRINKERHOPP ROBINSON, '17 MILFORD WINTON EISNER, '16 AGNES THROOP LESTER, '16 DOROTHY LEOLA SHARPE, '17 ELIZABETH BANCROFT EMMONS, '16 MARY LOUISE LEWIS, '16 HERBERT THEODORE SINGER, '17 THOMAS ERSKINE, '17 GRACE ELIZABETH MCBRIDE, '16 RONALD MORLEY TAYLOR, '17 EMILY AMELIA FASOLDT, '17 MARY ELEANOR MCCUE, '16 HELEN CLARASIA WORKS, '16 ARTHUR MARKEWICH, '16 I I.I....,G... - U 4, 1-1 .1.1.1.,-.- LL., 1 ,- -ililw - L1 419 THE CAST OF THE CONTRASTH Rffffiwff Review The Cornell Dramatic Club began the year 197.5-2.6 in the Campus Theatre, where it had been located since 1916. Five groups of one act plays were given there before the removal of the club to its new quarters in Willard Straight Hall. The formal opening of the new University Theatre occurred on November I , zo and 2.1, when the club presented Royall Tyler's five act comedy, The Caumzrt. This play was the first confidy written by an American, and was originally produced in New York City in 1787. f Following this, the club continued its policy of giving a group of short plays each week-end, and on several occasions the University Theatre was filled to capacity. Junior Wyeek performances were given of Oscar Wilde's comedy, The Importance of Being Earamt, which was repeated the following week with equal success. Two other major productions are to be given during the spring,fLeJ Femmes Savantef, by Moliere, and The Strmzger, by Giuseppe Giacosa. The program ofthe club for the past year has been even more extensive than that for the record breaking year just preceding it, and the calibre o the performances has been equally high. With the splendid new facilities furnished it in the University Theat!e, the club feels an added responsi- bility. lt must not merely maintain its former high standard, but it mugt improve upon the showing of past years. V l DEATH OF TROJAN GUARD FROM X : O R 9f 1 410 The Workhouse Ward. . . The Glittering Gate ......... Will-O'-the-Wisp ........... X How He Lied to Her Husband, The Feast ofthe Holy Innocents . . Bird in Hand ..... .......4 Ar1aclaCao ...... ,.... . .. .. Phipps, . ..........,. ... Thirty Minutes in a Street ,... Her Tongue ............. l Wrong Numbers ........... The Ghost of jerry Bundler, , ,i A Minucr ............. The Zealous Guardian ,,,,,,. Double Demon ,,,,,,,,4,,,, The Dark Lady of the Sonnets, , Napoleotfs Barber ..,...,... N The Aulis Dilhcnlty ,,,,,,, , , lx The Traitor ,,,,,,,, li 2' just Women, , , 'W' Acid Drops, , , ,wi T iii l, .ll Y' 2? 2 '1,,: llllii Ml 31 :flu Y mlm i flllw' 'W ii .'1.Q':iv, ' lilifllli lfii ill? will will i' lllll lil' l me :MTE 'l I, .i l ll ll. y n lli ji ll l ll ill: lil? r Llzlf A aw' illf' l lll . ll r l'l f, iilx 'al 'm HI lllli lil lla Elly lf SCENE FROM ' 'THE , , , , Lady Gregory , , , , , , Lord Durlurgy , , , , , , ,DariJ Halmurz , , ,George Bernard Shaw , , , , ,.l'. lVlafJbdllIlJlq1' , , , , ,Laurence Houmlarz ,Edna Xt. Vincent Milluy , , , , , ,Stanley Haufgblarz Beatrice Mujer . . . . . Henry Arthur janet Efnx Dune VV. W. jacalu' and C. Rani Lani: N. Parker , . . . . . . . . Cervanrex , , . , , , ,fl. P. Herbert , , ,George Bernard Shaw , , A , , , ,Arthur Caefar , , , Manure Barmrg . . . . Perrival Wilde , , , , , , , ,C. C. Clemerztf , , ,Gertrude E, jenrzzrzy AULIS DIFFICULTYH Why the Chimes Rang ..... The Second Shepherds Play, . . The matter of Husbands ..., Never-the-Less ,,,,,,,,,, X : O The Tents of the Arabs, , A Woman of Character, . . A Seat in the Park .......... In the Shadow of the Glen ,,.. The Dumb and the Blind, . The Medicine Show ,,,,,,,, Cathleen ni Houlihan ,,,,,,, A Proposal Under Difhculcies. . LunaBeans............, Young America ..... ...... A Question of Principle ,...,., The Man in the Bowler Hat ..... It's the Poor that 'elps the Poor, . . The Contrast .................. The Importance of being Earnest, . . . Les Femmes Savantes .... ....... The Stronger ................ ............ G iafeppe Giamm Robzrmm , , P. Mcfaddm . illrr. by W. R. Duffy' , ,,,, Fermi Molnar , , , , ,Stuart Walker , , , ,falm Drinlzwater A ,,,,,, Lord Dumanj Eftelle Aubry Brown ,Arrlzur Wmg Pirura M. .Yylge , , , ,Harald Chapin , . . . .Stuart Walker , ,W. B. Year: fubrz Kendrick Bangf , , Alfred Krejrnburg , , , , , ,Fred Ballard , , ,Martin Flavin , , , A. A. Mzlne , , ,Harald Chapin . . .Rayall Tyler , , , Orrar Wilde , , , , , Molzere FROM THE GLITTERING GATE R05i f0'1 - ' 2-AY--4-Y V..-. . Aififl, ' f-- -A A-A'-f-- Ml ml li 4 LI I l VX , 1 X , -7-L ' A 1 si 1 , 1' sf 'Q .- 3 a-...- E vu-3 E? .-A 1-5 Q 5 - Ba? 'A' ?- 51- I' 1' , 'i ij- 5, ii iz i 2:1 - ..1. Y i -- T' -- A ' 5 ' 2 'aa as A-A afx . ' !l B 1 To 'Sie -Q' A , ' f I 7 Q ' ' ' S - 1 - Q 1 4 J ,i ,v,-5-T if ' 1 J - , - ' X1 RTA Y 'N . - i A DEBATE COUNCIL GEORGE HATHAWAY DESSION, '16 ..... . . . Manager HARVEY CLArL1N MANSFIELD, '27 . Reprefentative of Squad ALVIN RANDALL COWAN, '17 - - Reprefentative of .Yaaad FACULTY MEMBERS ROBERT EUGENE CUSHMAN HERBERT AUGUST W1cHELNs ALEXANDER M. DRUMMOND LYMAN P. WILSON Harold Abramson, '18 Jacob Braun, '16 Donald Cross Bryant, '17 Alvin Randall Cowan, '27 Howard Brady Criswell, '16 George Hathaway Dession, '16 Donald Falconer, '16 Milton Harvey Friedman, '16 Cornell 11. Oxford Cornell v. Boston University Cornell v. California Cornell v. McGill Cornell v. Columbia Cornell v. Pennsylvania DEBATE SQUAD Robert Daniel jones, '18 Sidney Kirshner, '18 Harvey Claflin Mansheld, '17 james Scott Mansfield, '17 Harold Otto Merle, '17 Aaron Howard Myers, '16 Abraham David Rabinowitz, '18 Nathaniel Rubin, '18 RECORD 1 915-1 916 john Perry SevTard, '16 Ralph Theodore Seward, '17 Herbert Theo Ethan Knowlt Arthur Simpso Robert Strang oreiSinger, '17 nWStevens, '17 Strauss, '16 way Taggart, 7 Karl Richards Wallace, '17 Arthur Sterling Wright, '16 X Ithaca Oxford System October 2, 1925 Boston Boston University December 16, 1925 Ithaca Oxford System faiznary zo, 1926 Ithaca Oxford System March 9, 1926 Ithaca Oxford System March 19, 1926 Philadelphia Oxford System March 19, 1926 411 ' ' ' 'f -- -- A A --- -2--ir' 1,1 45,21-QQQH.,-:.:g?7,7Tz Q-1, iilgzfxft-:igGQ,'ef:5',2 :A5 :,,,,,:,T---.:. -V--f:,q1 1887 1888 1889 1890 1891 1891 1893 1894 1895 1896 1897 1898 1899 Flannery Bryant Jobraclc Wallace Schroder Friedman Seward Mzlrkcwicll Rarnberg ,86 Memorial S tage WINNERS OF THE '86 MEMORIAL PRIZE IN PUBLIC SPEAKING ANDREW S. XVHITE HOWARD A. QPPENHEIM FRANK H. CALLAN WILLARD H. AUSTEN EDWIN D. SHURTER ERNEST I. WHITE WILLIAM P. CHAPMAN EDWARD V. HENRY STEPHEN F. SHERMAN, JR. ERWIN ESMOND HERRICK C. ALLEN MORTIMER OSTHEIMER WILLIAM O. MORGAN 1906 1907 1908 1909 1910 1911 1911 1913 1914 IQIS 1916 1917 1918 FRANCIS L. DURK HORACE L. DAWSON LEROY R. GOODRICH ABRAHAM LEVINE ALAN H. COLCORD WILLIAM WALZER HARRY Z. HARRIS REGNAR T. KIDDE WILLIAM D. SMITH RAYMOND P. SANFORD HENRY KLAUBER MARION L. WHITE HORACE E. SHACKLETON RUTH EDITH WELKOWITZ 1900 WILLIAM H. MORRISON, JR. 1919 1901 WILLIAM A. PRAYER 1910 JOHN ALDRICH RODGER 1901 CHARLES B. DOWD 1911 JAMES ALOYSIUS SMYTHE 1903 ELIAS H. KELLEY 1911 CHARLES MATHER PARKER 1904 CHARLES H. TUCK 1913 WILBUR SAMUEL HOWELL 1905 WILLIAM L. RANSOM 1914 MARTIN ROSENBLUM 1915 MILTON HARVEY FRIEDMAN 5'pmke1'.r in 192,' DONALD CROSS BRYANT, ,Z7 5 ARTHUR MARKEWICH, '16 ' PATRICK JOSEPH FLANNERY, '16 WALTER RAMBERG, '16 MILTON HARVEY FRIEDMAN, '16 ANDREW JULIARD SCHRODER, JR. LOUIS JOERACK, '17 RALPH THEODORE SEWARD, '17 KARL RICHARDS WALLACE, '17 il Z sl lf I i il Lx E l 4. l gl l I r' l ,l F! l I l I l E l l I Q: Ju l H 4 sl ll F l 1 r lil l l l 1 , I i I I l I . .i 17 I! 2 l 1 47-3 . . MM, ILT.: Ill Singer Cowan Kzmdcs Bryant Friedman Dession '94 emorial Stage WINNERS OF THE ' 94 MEMORIAL PRIZE IN DEBAT 1895 WILLIAM PORTER CHAPMAN, JR. 1911 GAY HARBI BROWN 1896 HARLEY N UTTING CROSBY 1911 RALPH ED IN PIERCE 1897 DANIEL HANMER WELLS 1913 HAROLD R GERMAN 1898 GAIL LAUGHLIN 1914 WILLIAM ORSETT SMITH 1899 JAMES BENNETT NOLAN 1915 LOUIS YU IC GABERMAN 1900 FRANK HOWARD HAUSNER 1916 RALPH HARRIS BLANCHARD 1901 SIDNEY S. LOWENTHAL 1917 JACOB GOULD SCHURMAN, JR. 1907. FLOYD LESLIE CARLISLE 1918 DANIEL THOMAS GILMARTIN, JR 1903 GEORGE DAVIS CROFTS 1919 EDWARD EUGENEDICKER 1904 WILLIAM LYNN RANSOM 197.0 WILLIAM HURSH FARNHAM 1905 NEAL DOW BECKER 197.1 RALPH HARRY SMITIFIR 1906 GEORGE WILLIAM ROESCH 192.1 VICTOR OTTO WEHLE 1907 FRANCIS LAMMERTS DURK 197.3 MURRAY FOSTER JOHNSON L 1908 ROSCOE CLAUDIUS EDLUND 197.4 GEORGE GARTLAND CONNELLY 1909 CHARLES ROLAND HUGINS 192.5 MARTIN ROSENBLUM 1910 HEBER EMLYN GRIFFITHS 197.6 ALVIN RANDALL COWAN IS'P6dk67'J' in 1926 DONALD CROSS BRYANT, '17 MILTON HARVEY FRIEDMAN, '7.6 ALVIN RANDALL COWAN, '7.7 CHARLES LOUIS KADES, '7.7 GEORGE HATHAWAY DESSION, '16 HERBERT THEODORE SINGER, ,7.7 47-4 W 1 no I I 1871 1871 1873 Katz Mezansky Trousdale Wolkinson MacDonald Woodford Stage WINNERS OF THE WOODEORD PRIZE IN GRATORY JOHN E. MOORE ADOLPHUS L. RADER CAvvard Rescindedj 1874 JAMES E. GLUCK 1875 1876 1877 1878 1879 1880 1881 1881 ' 1883 1884 1885 1886 1887 1888 1889 1890 1891 1891 1893 1894 1895 1896 GEORGE H. FITCH CLARENCE H. ESTY GEORGE W. GILLETTE CHARLES W. AMES ALFRED MILLARD FRANK C. WHITNEY CAward Rescindedj Divided between CHARLES P. BACON and FRANK R. LUCKEY ASA A. ALLING CHARLES A. POTTER STODDARD M. STEVENS E. D. ABIMUN DE LIMA HORACE WHITE PHILIP C. PAYNE HOWARD A. OPPENHEIM FRANK A. ABBOTT CAward Rescindedl EDWIN D. SHURTER ERNEST I. WHITE HARRIET C. CONNOR GEORGE P. DYER CHARLES H. RAMMELKAM P 1897 1898 1899 1900 IQOI 1901 1903 1904 1905 1906 1907 1908 1909 1910 I9II 1911 1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1910 1911 1911 1913 1914 DANIEL H. WELLS CHARLES H. MAYER HERBERT B. LEE EUGENE T. LIES SIDNEY S. LOWENTHAL MICHAEL A. FORD ALFRED HUGER WILLIAM A. MURPHY PAUL R. BUTLER CHARLES H. TUCK WILLIAM W. TAYLOR ELIZABETH E. COOK ROSCOE C. EDLUND STANTON GRIFFIS GEORGE M. WOLESON ALAN H. COLCORD LESLIE HERBERT GROSER HAROLD RIEGELMAN DUANE S. HATCH MORRIS ESCOLL YING CHING YANG CHEN KU WALTER MEASDAY, JR. WILLIAM HURSH FARNHAM IRMA MAY GREENAWALT MADELINE HILDA GROSSHANDLER JOHN DANIEL LYONS, JR. SIDNEY ARTHUR GLADSTONE 1915 HERMAN WOLKINSON Speakers in 1925 NATHAN KATZ, '7-5 SAMUEL MEZANSKY, '15 JOHN WINCHESTER MACDONALD, '15 WHITNEY MAYNARD TROUSDALE, '15 4 HERMAN WOLKINSON, '15 , ' 47-5 Beers Sullivan Huckle Dalrymple Learning Termohlen Eastman Stage WINNERS OF THE EASTMAN PRIZE IN PUBLIC SPEAKING xx 1910 VINCENT JAMES FROST 1918 FRANK LEROY MANNING 1911 DAVID EDLER 1919 PERCY LAWRENCE DUNN 1917. M, C. KILPATRICK 197.0 HAROLD LEROY CREAL 1913 CASS WARD WHITNEY 197.1 DAVID SEAVER COOK W 1914 BERNARD XVILLIAM SHAPER 1917. LOUIS AYLESEURY ZEHNER 1915 DUANE SPENCER HATCH 197.3 WILLIAM ADAMS FLANAGAN 1916 JENNIE THERESA MINNICK 197.4 GEORGE BENTLEY WEBBER 1917 GLADYS MARION HESS 197.5 CUYLER EMORY PAINE 197.6 GEORGE WASHINGTON SULLIVAN, JR. 5' P6dk61'J' in 19,26 HOXNARD WVAYLAND BEERS, '18 MARY MARGARET LEAMING, '7.6 DANIEL METZGER DALRYMPLE, ,L7 GEORGE WASHINGTON SULLIVAN,JR 7.6 HERBERT THOMAS HUCKLE, ,7.6 RUDOLPH THOMAS TERMOHLEN, '7.6 I L . -59 gf-:L -ff-3... .- i.----L.--:. .-L-.1J.L----L-L-1 -- 1:-g.-.... ' 47.6 APPT Van Wyncn Land dejarnette Duffy Logzm Zucker .Fuertes Memorial Stage WINNERS OF THE FUERTES MEMORIAL PRIZE IN PUBLIC SPEAKING 1913 RALPH EDWIN PIERCE 1919 NO Award 1914 HERBERT BOWMAN POPE 191O WILLIAM DOUGLAS ELLIS 1915 ALEXANDER MITCHELL BEEBEE 1911 LOUIS ROUNSEVILLE CHAPMAN 1916 HAROLD LESLIE HOCK 1911 IRVIN LESLIE SCOTT 1917 LESLIE VERNE LACY 1913 ARTHUR WEIR COUCH 1918 CHEN KU 1914 ROBERT WESLEY SHIPMAN 1915 KENNETH GREGG VAN WYNEN .fpeakerf in 1925 WILLIAM POU DEJARNETTE, '15 GLEN LESLIE LOGAN, '16 JAMES EVERETT DUFFY, '15 A KENNETH GREGG VAN WYNEN, '15 RICHARD IRVING LAND, 115 MYRON ZUCKER, '15 417 WENF ,Q V M ffiwfmm Ax, 47-8 YM Q 5 Ross Unwin Wehmhoff Exner Miles Rose Ownings Pope Weston Benning Lacey Howard Klein Traubner Ewart Walker Hill Hirsh Wadsworth Gund Corbett Miller Steiger Thompson Eldrcdge , Lingenfelrcr Emerson Marshall Galbreath Rostenberg jones Brown Boyce Nobel Ferris Lang Zehner Jolley Meagley Wade Pirnie Sibert Gibson Castle Nicholls Anderson Eden Van Voorst Hobbie North Pullen Bebb Ingalls Tolbert Bemis Geiger Tretter Swart Conklin Seaman Clapp Merle Eberhart Field Martin Foltz Kurz Smythe Gear Van Schoick Grohmarm Coffey Crancher Crawford Rea Tomaino Hughes Crziigie Teztll Marks Stevens Wad: Doulan Em-lie Ross Lacey Corbett S. R. Lewis Kistlet Mears Alexander W, D. Lewis Woodward Ferris Sibert Rhodes Gibson Custlc Nicholls Anderson Eden Van Voorst Pirnic 430 l ------Y--ff - -- --- ll li irvlii iWLiiif'CifffffFfI It I if I LTILILFFDDFFTU1 j -f--v-nf' fee'---f of fri - if-1 W- af--.fa1iLWY3f'f :ff--w1--- ll ' ji J . , . . 1 jj jj Reserve Qfieers Traznzng C orps il j j United State! 0jj'iter.r on Duty with the K.O.T.C., Cornell Unioenrity j Colonel Jesse C. Nicholls, retired, Commandant jj 1' IV li Lieut. col. W. A. Castle, Inf. captain T. R. Gibson, Inf. j Major R. E. Anderson, F. A. Captain E. M. Curley, V. C. ij M Captain P. V. Kane, F. A. ISC Lieut. G. C. Woodbury, Ord. ji lj Captain O. R. Rhoads, Inf. ISC Lieut. E. L. Sibert, F. A. ' jj' l. Captain G. P. Hays, F. A. ISE Lieut. M. Van Voorst, S. C. il lj Captain S. Jackson, Inf. ISU Lieut. F. H. Gaston, F. A. 1 ll Captain R. V. Maraist, F. A. Ist Lieut. A. B. Hicklin, F. A. ii 5 Captain R. Eden, Inf. Ist Lieut. A. Pierson, Inf. j CADET OFFICERS 1 V INFANTRY W' 1, Col. D. R. Ferris, Commanding l Lieut. Col. D. Nobel .A X l l FIRST BATTALION SECOND BATTALION THIRD BATTALION l j Major H. C. Bebb, Commanding Major A. M. Boyce, Commanding MajorJ. H. Speiden, Commanding 'I 'l Company A Company E Company I j l' Captain S. F. Eldredge Captain H. Wehmhoff Captain H. D. Unwin 2 . Q ISC Lieut. T. D. Matthieson ISC Lieut. E. Klein ISC Lieut. Marshall jj j and Lieut. D. M. Rollins and Lieut. C. L. English ISE Lieut. M. L. Shugart j l Company B Compargf F Company , Captain A. Ross Ca tain M. B. Galbreath Captain M. W. Humphrey ISI Lieut. G. R. Ewart ' and: Lieut. M. B. White ISI Lieut. M. G. Wilson ij znd Lieut. A. Van Schoick and Lieut. H. S. Germond and Lieut. A. E. Coddington ' Company C Company G Company L ' Captain H. S. Phelps Captain H. S. Emerson Captain H. Warriner ISE Lieut. W. E. Benning ISC Lieut. E. C. Foster ISI Lieut. B. F. Steiger l and Lieut. M. E. Thompson and Lieut. J. C. Sterritt and Lieut. J. Van Wagenen Company D Company Compaq Captain G. C. Brown Captain H. V. Grohmann Captain W. H. Jones ISE Lieut. R. W. Brett ISE Lieut. N. A. Owings ISC Lieut. B. F. Wright and Lieut. M. H. Trettet and Lieut. D. V. Smythe and Lieut. C. O. Eberhart FIELD ARTILLERY Lieut. Col. A. Lang, Commanding FIRST BATTALION SECOND BATTALION THIRD BATTALION Major D.E.Meagley, Commanding MajorJ. R. Zehner, Commanding Major M. S. Jolley, Commanding Battery A-1 Battery Battery Captain R. C. Wadsworth Ca tain E. Elliott ISC Lieut. K. Gund ISC Lieut. W. W. Walker zndj Lieut. A. H. Miller and Lieut. C. C. Pope ISC Lieut. A. E. Blauvelt and Lieut. C. T. Blankley and Lieut. W. Bemis Battery A-2 Battery F Battery L Captain M. C. Howard Captain A. N. Slocum Ist Lieut. B. Lenrow ISI Lieut. F. Nixon ISI Lieut. C. F. Wagner Ist Lieut. L. O. Rostenberg ISC Lieut. H. T. Reynolds and Lieut. F. R. Jaeckel Battery M Battery B-1 Battery HG CaptainJ. D. McCullough Ca tain E. U. Hill Captain M. H. Lingenfelter ISE Lieut. L. H. Abel . 1.n5Lieut. C. U. Marks ISC Lieut. N. G. Ehle and Lieut. Fahnline W Battery B-2 Ist Lieut. A. A. Buerger 1 Ca tainJ. M. Welch Battery ang Lieut. L. H. Traubner Ca tain R. B. Meigs BAND , t Battery C ang Lieut. J. S. Thomas Drum Major J. S. Livermore Captain M. A. Sullivan CaptainJ. C. Bomar Battery D Captain T. A. Lacey ISC Lieut. F. R. Hirsh and Lieut. E. W. Erway and Lieut. W. H. Jennings and Lieut. E. B. Rose SIGNAL CORPS Ca tain D. W. Exner, Commanding 1nd,Lieut. H. A. Barrais and Lieut. G. L. Weston Chief Musician G. T.'Larson Chief Trumpeter F. H. Weeks ISE Lieut. L. T. Corbett 3- v - 31-7, al 431 W lun, ,,. Wwsnr-7 R. O. T. C. Camp INFANTRY SIGNAL CORPS , , Wsnm, 1 Wnianvum W WW Wx WW WW W W W W W W W W W W WW WW ' I W W W , ORDNANCE W WI W , W W ? W W W W W 1 W , N ., A ' W .. I WW V W WW H V W' Z., Q - ,. Ay.. W A ,. AW,5.,Ii YL , ,h.A ,. ., 4. . W, ,',1 i ff? .'..' ' W ' W A WW VETERINARY ARTILLERY . fl ,W 'L Y-:Ji f, - mf'-'f f W , YW 7 'Y V 5 ,,2!1-ig-5gffrl-4-f4 Wir,: 'i3:'IT.4Y--'iifgl 7p A-, g1 ,iLg fi 4 Q - 437- .1 'sn-7-liuit.,,., Reserve Qiicers Training Corps The Reserve Officers' Training Corps, as provided for in the National Defense Act of 1916, placed military training at Cornell in close cooperation with the United States Army. A Cadet Corps had existed here since 1868, but this act provided better training and more complete equipment. One of the primary objects of the R.O.T.C. is training officers for the Reserve Offi- cers' Corps of the United States Army. An increase in the number of students taking the advanced courses this year shows what is being accomplished in this direction. Besides giving every undergraduate a good grounding in military science, the purpose of the R.O.T.C., as expressed by President Farrand in his address at the review in December, is, the aim of forming the habit of acting in a group in a disciplined way. The Spring Review, held on May 1, 1915, was the final inspection of the corps for that year. Col. Guy Kant and Maj. Livingston Watrous, officers detailed from the regular Army, examined each division. After the preliminary maneuvers, the entire corps was brought into parade formation, and the awards presented. President Farrand presented the Barton Cup to Cadet Col. H. V. Wade, '16, and the President's Medal to Cadet L. S. Carr, '18. From the Drill Hall the corps proceeded to Alumni Field, where, under a steadily increasing downpour of rain, the two thousand undergraduate members ofthe R.O.T.C. marched past the reviewing group. The Infantry Unit is now commanded by Lieut. Col. XV. A. Castle, under Col. C. Nicholls, commandant of the entire corps. At the opening of the 1915-16 season a competition was held to determine the relative positions of the thirty Junior cadet officers in the Infantry. Eight received commissions. The Artillery Unit, now commanded by Maj. R. E. Anderson, was established in January, 1919. To promote interest in horsemanship and riding, the officers of the Field Artillery conduct a horse show annually. The Cornell Horse Show in 1915 was held on Upper Alumni Field on October 14th. Forty-four thoroughbreds from local and out-of-town stables were entered, and thirteen trophy cups were donated as prizes for winners of the events. The affair was considered a success, although six of the twelve events had to be ostponed until the following Monday on account of rain. Good horsemanship andp spirited performance were shown in spite of the rain and slippery mud. The day was completed with an informal dance at the Old Armory in the evening. The annual competitive drill took place on Saturday, December 5. At four o'clock after each unit had displayed the results of their work for the term, the band played a lively march, and the Infantry, Artillery, and Signal Corps took their respective positions. The student oHicers were then presented with their commissions. Company I, Infantry, received the designation of The Barton Rifles. D. McCullough, '16, Captain of M Battery, Freshman Field Artillery, and M. A. Sulliyan, '16, Captain of D Battery, Sophomore Field Artillery, received silver loving cups as prizes for the winning batteries. After the final awards, the entire corps marched in review before President Farrand, Colonel Nicholls, and his staff. The President then gave a short address, commending the work of the corps, and explaining the necessity for military discipline. Toward the close of the season, the Freshman Batteries will participate in target practice at Turkey Hill, firing over one thousand rounds of ammunition from light field pieces. The Cornell Artillery is one of the very few college Artilleries which actually Ere shrapnel. The final inspection of the R.O.T.C. for the year will be the annual Spring Review held before officers of the War Department. In view of the progress made this year, there is little doubt that Cornell will still be considered a 'CDistinguished College by the Government Military Department. 1 l 433 X X XX. Y HX X XXX XXX! Xe :ll XX V, 51 X X XX, XV W H' '!X'XX Y fx ,X, Nw WN' Ar. V X XIX' :XY Aw' Xl' X ,XX 'VX ,XX XX :XX XX,X XXX' ,X X XX N X W ,XX W X X-X, XX EX W W X W 434 117-71 11 f1,T.....E7 11 111m--1, ,,,, , 1 ,....-,. ...., - , ,:- , ,--...i...,...,,:...,.- -2,.-.ga--.asv-1-ara! 1 ,Q--fr-ma.--A-----4-fc-.. 1 1 1 1 1,11 1 111 1 1 1 1. 1. ix ' as E: 5' 'MW111 111' 11 1111 R11 11 1M .1 11 1 11 1 1 1m 11 1 W 111 111 11 '1 11, 1M 1111 1. 11 111 11 11 WW 11 '111 11 111 1111111 11 1m 111111 11 11 11 11 111 111 11 11 1111 11 11 11 1111 11 M1 1111 111' 111 1 ,1 1 1111 1 111 1 11114 1W 11111 1 1 M1 1111: 11 31111111 111'1f1f 1111- 11' W1 11 11 1T1 1111 111 11 111 111,11 1111i W1 1 11 1 1 MW 1, 11111111 11 11 11 111111, 11'11 111,I-11 U11 1wQwWwH1W 111 11- 1111 WW 11 QMmmmmmmWmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmg 11 2SQWHQHHNWWNWWWWHMwwmmwwwwmwwmmwqE' jf g3Q,' -,YQME1 my gg 5' 'viii Um EE? 415: 11 EE1r 1fg- 11 Es1 fg: 1 ' 1 5 1 AND 51 2 Wq g?1 '52 W1 E21 ' fgg 11 ?Q1 111 if 1'11 g E 1 2 11 1 1 E gf x - M' gg ig: 2 11 E25 352 11 I E ff rl E H1 E54 'SE 1 1 1 '15 ' 5 E 1' if FE 11 E! S5 19 EQ QE 1 11 5 2 SE 11 EQ ig 1111 1 , E 5 5 11 EE: 152 11 Ei? 155 5 '11 f E 1 1 E ,51 1 Ei 1 1 1 5 1 E 1 Eiij 'EQEE 22E,, 111, .,xEiE 5 ,. 1 1 , 111-. 5 11 Emmgkmf.-1 . 1,vfa1mm2 1 '1 2 : 11,. ,, 11,,1 1 . 1. . 11 1 1, 1. E 1 2 Z - m m m wi E 11 mmmmmmmmmmmmm 1 11 11 11 gf1fiiiiffffif?iE?T535 Q 1111 Spelman Langdon Murdock Anderson Butterfield Tilton Pollnk Rossomonclo Shaw Aronson Ferris Buckley Chadczlync Wester Student Counczl 1925-1926 OFFICERS WALTER WHITE BUCKLEY . . . . . P7EJf6Z671f DONALD Ross FERRIS . . fecretmgl RICHARD ARONSON . .... . Tremmer CLASS OF 1916 THEODORUS SMITH CHADEAYNE FRANCIS DAVID ROSSOMONDO FRANCIS IQEARNEY, JR. BENJAMIN ELLSWORTH TILTON, JR. FREDERICK EDWARD WESTER CLASS OF 1917 VICTOR LLOYD BUTTEREIELD JERVIS LANGDON, JR. EMERSON CAREY, JR. JAMES EMIL POLLAK FORBES DUNEAR SHAW CLASS OF 1918 . ROBERT DAVIDSON MURDOCK ROLLIN HENRY SPELMAN, JR. CLASS OF 1919 JOHN FRANKLIN ANDERSON 437 E. L. ANDERSON W. R. BENTLEY E. W. BOLTON S. T. BUCKMAN J. F. BUTLER L DOMONKOS Hal-canson Morris Tarball Butler MacNcil Domonkos Bentley Parsons Hill MacDonald Swan Buckrnan Stagg Broad Russell Trcfts JFreshman Advisory Committee W. E. BROAD, Chairman C. L. PARSONS, Secretary 197.6 MEMBERS F. S. FRIED E. M. HAKANSON E. U. HILL D. S. MIACDONALD A. B. MACNEIL R. B. MEIGS E. R. TAUCH, JR. W. AMBLER F. K. ANDERSON J. W. AYRES D. P. BEATTY W. BEMIS, JR. M. F. BINGHAM H. H. MORRIS, JR. 197.7 MEMBERS A. R. HATFIELD L. M. HOLCOMEE D. M. HOPPING P. B. HOYT D. E. HUNTINGTON D. S. KIMBALL, JR. J. N. BLAREMORE F. B. BRADEEN, JR. C. F. BULLARD,JR. W. E, BUTTS XV. H. CHANDLER K. CLINTON E. XV. COLLINS L. T. CURTIS C. D. DIETRICH F. A. C. DREVK' M. F KORN G. B. LAMB G. D LAMONT G. H LEWIS, JR. W. D. LEWIS G.G A. D. MITCHELL MONASH C. S. O'NEIL S. C. OSEORNE F. W. PARKER, JR. A. EVANS, JR. F. J. E. W. FREEBORN S. GARRETSON W. GOODXVILLIE W. PASHLEY P. F. RHINES E. O. RUCKLESI-IAUS W. L. RUSSELL C. RUSSELL N. G. STAGG J. H. SWAN G. S. TARBELL, JR. J. C. TREFTS, JR. E. ZIMMER, JR. C. H. SCHAAPF, LD A. H. SCHIMMELPFENNIG G. N. SCOTT N. S. SHERMAN S. S. STRONG J. S. THOMAS J. M. VAN LAW J. VAN SICKLE A. V. VICKERS A. H. WALSH, JR. J. B. WALTHOUR E. S. WAY C. M. WVERLY W. R. WOOD M. WRIGI-IT, JR. J. A. YOUNGLOVE G. E. ZEINER E. W. ZENTGRAF, JR. R. L. ZENTGRAP 1 I 438 1 I W' I A l I 4 I .W l I 4 I I I l U :N Q I 4 . l F71 . .-- - . --- L- -WL- W H .A M.-. Illl- ' ff:l'ITTT'-T-Te T ST L-liiilee ill J I I ll ll ll nl? Wil rl il' up If l R .ill ' 1 W lf' ij! 'I All ' . ll ill ll R ll llgl u l l als 5 flll Rl' 4 wg: WI l Illj ' 'ii ill 'I I lla ll! Il III, :ll Russell Howland Butterfield Johnson Schaaff Rodriguez I ljh M Coffin Eagan Stagg Fur-:tres Koetsch Buckley W lg lli ll! R 'lil Tyf I ll' I V l 'll 5 I ,Il If 51. :M 1:1 Il Il l ' . il will W zllard Strazghzf Hall I +I .,1 ,I ' I 1 lil. ll 'I fi T ll M 2 BOARD OF GOVENORS BOARD OF MANAGERS M ll Hi .1 . l . .R y U I ' LIVINGSTON FARRAND, Chairman NORMAN G. STAGG, 16, Cbazwmzn ' my ROMEYN BERRY, '04 CALVIN RUSSELL, 113, '16, .S'ec1'emry Q l CHARLES D- BOSTWICR, '91 FOSTER M. COFFIN, 712, Director 1 L Q WALTER W' BUCKLEYJ '16 CORNELIUS BETTEN, 'O6 11 X4 l ll DEXTER S. KIMBALL ARTHUR W' BROWNEJ. ,OB l I ll , ' Il fi RR CUTHBERT W. POUND, 87 ELMER M. JOHNSON, 11 IN fl il MARTIN W. SAMPSON LOUIS A' FUERTE51 ,97 . Si R ROBERT P- SIBLEY FRANCES P. EAGAN, 16 ll! NORMAN G. STAGG, '15 ELIZABETH M. KOETSCH, '16 R MARGARET L. STECKER, 'O6 RICHARD ARONSON1 26 ll H Q CHARLES E- TREMAN, A89 WALTER W. BUCKLEY, 16 5 ANDREW WHINERY, 'IO CHARLES B. HOWLAND, 16 I il? GEORGIA L- WHITE, ,96 JUAN DEG. RODRIGUEZ, 7.6 H Rl VICTOR L. BUTTERFIELD ,lj li ll: ll- CHARLES H. SCHAAFF, 7.D, '17 l l ml ik! li' Isl . L It ll RI! il , ull 4 il Y ' ' riff? HL 'A Aw- - J QL.i.:L,.i.?: ?rE .'fi i .TL l X - W 7 W T Y' 4' 'L W ' F if fp L N J .1 I , U ,, M me Q . f---R f--X u 5 I 9 Z 6 LJ A' :CT-'y:Q Yr55 7 '57D 5'QQfT' f53 :b J. C. ADAMS F. Q. AFFELD, gd W. R. BENTLEY W. R. BURT F. A. GUNDLACH A. A. BEH A. C. BOWDISH W. P. BOWDRY XV. E. BROAD J. F. BUTLER J. C. ADAMS P. D. BAKER YV. S. BEECHER E. W. BOLTON TNI. P. CAMERON H. O. DE POSTELS I. DOMONKOS R. G. ELY SENIOR BALL J. W. BROOKS, Chairman D. S. HILL T. W. PEW W. W. BUCKLEY, '16, Ex-Ojfcia D. R. FERRIS, '16, EX-0WCf0 CLASS DAY N. H. MCLAIN, Chairman I. DOMONKOS T. F. FENNELL, 1D W. XV. BUCKLEY, '16, Ex-Ojjzicio D. R. FERRIS, '16, Ex-Ojfcio GENERAL SPRING DAY H. C. TROY, JR., Chairman N. R. STEINMETZ, Treafnrer F. L. EINIBNY P. GRETSCH, JR. F. A. GUNDLACH G. E. HALL, JR. H. H. HOPKINS M. C. HOWARD C. B. HOWVLAND J. P. SEWARD R. L. UHRY M. L. VINCENT W. WENDT E. ZIMMER, JR F. GRETSCH, JR. E. U. HILL N. R. STEINMETZ J. P. SYME G. L. TODD H. I. JOHNSTONE N. A. MILLER A. PIRNIE F. I. REED G. S. TARBELL, JR C. A. THOMPSON B. E. TILTON, JR H. V. WADE 440 C X fgf :mf iqfffw-':M Q,t I 011:12 N.. , 12 ny' .I r 6 . A kt 4 P ' S Af zz 0.3. .fab-vm rebuild IQAQIPLJQI vxvf hw CWV5 1927 - L - 'L 1 f 1. ff ' f TR. 'if . . PM ' ff? - I 'vim EA I R, . li. -4 4, kS'?v J J f'1 1 vm . 1 C.J. BAKER R. B. BROWN W. H. CHANDLER C. D. DIETRICH G. KIRK, 1D E. C. BRADLEY E. W. COLLINS F. A. C. DREW S. S. EvANs,JR. J. F. HAND R. B. BROWN W, L. CRESSMAN C. D. DIETRICH JL LANGDON, JR. JUNIOR PROMENADE J. R. YOUNG, Chairman J. G. KRIEGER G. H. LEWIS, JR. W. W. BUCKLEY, '16, Ex-Ojicio D. R. FERRIS, '16, Ex-Ojjlfcia N. H. MCLAIN, '16, Ex-Ojfcio JUNIOR SMOKER E. W. GOODWILLIE, Chairman D. E. HUNTINGTON WL JOYCE, JR. W. W. BUCKLEY, '16, Ex-Ojicio D. R. FERRIS, '16, Ex-Ojfcia B. E. TILTON, JR., '16, Ex-Officio GENERAL SPRING DAY R. C. MURDOCK W. K. NIELD D. M. ROLLINS F. W. PARKER, JR M. RAPUANO J. S. THOMAS J. VAN SICKLE, JR W. R. WOOD R. B. MUNNS L. ROBBINS F. G. SHEPARD G. M. TREFTS, BD M. WRIGHT, JR. M. RAPUANO W. R. WOOD M. WRIGHT, JR. J. R. YOUNG :r' 441 II . X, Q13 J MRM EN W 3 5.-- ff NL 1 'lm W U4 U X., 1 1928 u J- r I' HMS -1 Q . -- 4:-1? -fx? rj-F11 fvfivf f'5f'TW'f Y 1. B. W. ANTELL G. C. BUTLER W. L. EMERSON J. FARRAND J. T. MILLER R. S. BETTEN C. L. BRUNO E. CARRUTHERS, JR. L H. DEGENHARD1' J. E. HUBBEL 1 - ffm 1 .1 fi fb '75, Xiu W TK?.S.KM?9ff Wie Ma R J, . X.. RX- Qian! Nukem :Ahh N X 4 A 52 41 -BRN 8 xi ,x l, I' X' N! SZ ' ZW? SOPHOMORE SMOKER H. S. KRUSEN, Chairman D. A. NESBITT . C. PYLE, 3D W. W. BUCKLEY, '16, Ex-Ojfcio D. R. FERRIS, '16, Ex-Ojjicio J. LANGDON, JR., '17, Ex-Ojicio SOPHOMORE RUSH E. E. PENNOCK, Cbaiwmm D. B. JEFFERSON, JR. F. L. LANGHORST W. NV. BUCKLEY, '16, Ex-Ojficia D. R. FERRIS, '16, Ex-Ojjticia E. CAREY, JR., '17, Ex-Ojicio R. G. ROCKWELL J. C. STERRITT A. W. THOMPSON C. A. VANDERBROOK G. B. VAN VECHTEN C. L. MACBETH M. P. MURDOCK J. M. VEEDER C. L. WALKER W. P. WOOD Jw m V Vx I1 IV lx Ili fl l 447- r U l W J J J N x 1 l 5 r g J J . W L -1---Zg.l ,M- - . 9 A ,,'-QR, u +2 sz 1 ' 4:CTf'y5T X:fU v '53'T 'gfj 'f'f53'Ty:11 ff ' J. A. BRISLIN E. A. COBB R. R. DIETRICK K. D. GALLINGER W. A. GEOHEGAN H. H. BENSON F. K. BEYER E. C. CLARK, JR. M. FREEBORN L. P. GREGORIE S. BECK O. B. BROMLEY J. F. COKER J. D. FULLER A. E. HUNT R. E. ALEXANDER I. COHEN A. R. DEAN A. L. DOUGLASS H. C. MORGAN FRESHMAN BANQUET C. L. CARTER, Chairman G. O. GRAY W. S. IBOLD W. W. BUCKLEY, '16, Ex-Ojfcio D. R. FERRIS, '16, Ex-Ojfcio A. XV. THOMPSON, '18, Ex-Ojjlicia FRESHMAN CAP BURNING F. P. IKNEEN, Cbairmmz F. B. HEATHMAN C. M. HUNTSMAN W. W. BUCKLEY, '16, Ex-Ojfcio D. R. FERRIS, '16, Ex-Ojicia F. STEVENS, '18, Ex-Ojicio FRESHMAN RUSH Y. SCHOCH, Cbpmfmfzn L. F. MASON J. A. MERRILL NV. W. BUCKLEY, '16, Ex-Ojicio D. R. FERRIS, '16, Ex-Ojfcia C. L. BRUNO, '18, Ex-Ojfcia FRESHMAN TAX J. B. TUCK, JR., Clmiwmm M. S. MOORE H. V. OBERG ' W. XV. BUCKLEY, '16, Ex-Ojicia D. R. FERRIS, '16, Ex-Ojfirio J. SCHROETER, '18, Ex-Ojicio A. E. MOTT H. QUICK J. D. RUSSELL J. D. WATERBURY F. WRAMPELMEIER W. F. NEUBERT D. W. SCHOALES J. B. SHEPARD S. B. SHULTS C. H. TODD H. D. ROLLO R. M. SMITH J. W. SCOBIE C. A. STEVENS, JR. J. YV. YVELLS A. H. ORTHMAN J. S. THOMPSON VV. H. TIDD J. G. WING W'. A. WICKHAM 443 , NN' . A Q. ff:f XX X Qtv x f' 12 tg' f- f 'S sa A as Q P4-'JI , ' va, AE sz-T'-2 xv 'W WNQHQ R A , . 1' u,' L 41 5' s e--f f N 1 2 a we , ' E ' if- :- al 'mfs-fLI'f': yu. x5,.'mt,, f W- wwf! if!!-'XY' X1 N '-'-S-- 'T ' -Ax -- '11 -X '- -H ,U H-, . ,, 'J-, Q ..'I-T. , , 1 . Sf 1 wx V1 f- Jw QWWFIQLULFELUEQJEEWESUTQA If .,....1.....,,:.: V F fffgfjf- H1 11455-9 vpefxrqgvu'-Qi fvv--251 i'i:'f1iE.'5SlQ!LE:'?: -522 K-A'.CO.RNELL5 34 I-pcccvxa-Mo-':Cs1Lx'l1v ...T , ', n L A ' Y , K , i - - 2 .,-:L qw. -pgpi.. ' ' YL- K: .1 ,X S ,...o'1-R5 1..,..,,.,4, . ., ,.u.-,1 . .41 1:.. I N NF V. Y. ..- n ' :Qi-1. ,l'.fr:-UT F1151 'FZYL i VI? v ROMEYN BERRY, 'o4, Graduate Man- ager of Athletics. Since 1919 he has given to Cornell an invaluable service in this office. I-lis wide knowledge of intercollegiate athletics, coupled with his belief in sport for the many, has resulted in three accomplishments un- der his administration: first, the physi- cal equipment of the Athletic Associa- tion has been vastly improved, second, the best of coaches have been secured, and third, intramural athletics have been developed to a high point. His personality, his sportsmanship, and his ideals have had a wholesome influ- ence on Cornell Athletics. Athletic Policies l l The functions of the Cornell University Athletic Association are to administer the . University's intercollegiate sport, to promote general undergraduate participation in l athletics, and to contribute to the physical well-being of the community. . The policies of any university organization must be affected by faculty regulation, l undergraduate opinion, and material resources. Consequently our policies must yary , with these determining factors. But certain guiding principles seem to be definitely fixed. ' U , In intercollegiate sport we expect to have the very best teams that the will-to- I win, sound coaching, and loyal effort can produce, under conditions as they are at l Ithaca, from Cornell's undergraduate run of the mill. We are eager to win games, but we'd rather lose games than self respect. . l The more undergraduates who participate in sport the better it is for them., uni- i versity morale, and the efficiency of varsity teams. Therefore the Athletic Association 5 maintains and proposes to develop the general university play grounds. A compre- 1 hensive plan has been adopted for the development of the entire play ground area, and the execution of this plan has been made the first charge on all free funds. . I i Toward promoting the physical well-being of the community the Association 1 operates thejohnny Parson Club and the winter sports which center on Beebe Lake. , It looks forward eventually to the construction and operation of an outdoor swim- Q ming pool in the Fall Creek Gorge. l l f f M7 W L 04-741' l f ,V - .. ,,. ,rf W f 445 CHARLES A. LUEDER, '01, Coach of Crew. A newcomer among the coaches of Cornell, he is familiar with both coaching and Cornell. In his under- graduate days, Lueder won his letter in crew, football, and track, and since then at Cornell and West Virginia he has coached all these at some time or other. In 1901, '01, and '03 he towed on Courtney-coached crews, and in 1904 was assistant under him. His coaching experience and familiarity with the Courtney system should go far toward helping Coach Lueder re- establish Cornell's rowing prowess. - -- raw man.. K JOHN F. MOAKLEY, Coach of Track. Dean of the coaches and the Grand Old Man of Cornell Athletics, he has brought Cornell nine track and seventeen cross-country championships as well as permanent possession of the Intercollegiate Track Championship Cup. In making possible these remark- able team successes, he has developed such stars as Jones, Dresser, Berna, and Foss. But more than all this, Jack Moakley has instilled in Cornell track a spirit and tradition that is equally as outstanding as its successes. I-le has moulded men. Ei- ggi. -- ,,,,, 7fa W - li I l 1 I GILMOUR Donna, Coach of Football. One of the foremost coaches of this country, he had lost only two games in fourteen years of coaching before coming to Cornell in 1910. In his six years here, Cornell has lost eight and won forty games, going through the 1911, 1911, and the 1913 seasons with- out defeat. In this period, he developed three All-American choices, Kaw, Pfann, and Su-ndstrom. A remarkable coach, Gil Dobie has been instrumental in bringing about Cornell's success on the football field. PAUL W. ECKLEY, '17, Coach of Base- ball. Another newcomer among the coaches, he has been except for one brief interval connected with Cornell Athletics continually since his under- graduate days, when he played on the football and baseball teams. Following his graduation he served in the war, but on its completion he returned to Cornell to complete his education, at the same time coaching the freshman football, basketball, and baseball teams. In 1915 he was appointed var- sity baseball coach, and brought a mediocre team through a satisfactory season. , ,nf runnin.. 141: gg CHARLES A. LUEDER, '01, Coach of Crew. A newcomer among the coaches of Cornell, he is familiar with both coaching and Cornell. In his under- graduate days, Luedet won his letter in crew, football, and track, and since then at Cornell and West Virginia he has coached all these at some time or other. In IQOI, '01, and '03 he rowed on Courtney-coached crews, and in IQO4 was assistant under him. His coaching experience and familiarity with the Courtney system should go far toward helping Coach Lueder re- establish C0rnell's rowing prowess. JOHN F. MOAKLEY, Coach of Track. Dean of the coaches and the Grand Old Man of Cornell Athletics, he has brought Cornell nine track and seventeen cross-country championships as well as permanent possession of the Intercollegiate Track Championship Cup. In making possible these remark- able team successes, he has developed such stars as Jones, Dresser, Berna, and Foss. But more than all this, Jack Moakley has instilled in Cornell track a spirit and tradition that is equally as outstanding as its successes. He has moulded men. -1' 1- .- -..-. at MH.. ..-. W. ,ac Jil If J-.r GILMOUR Donna, Coach of Football. One of the foremost coaches of this country, he had lost only two games in fourteen years of coaching before coming to Cornell in 191o. In his six years here, Cornell has lost eight and won forty games, going through the 1911, 1911, and the 1913 seasons with- out defeat. In this period, he developed three All-American choices, Kaw, Pfann, and Sundstrom. A remarkable coach, Gil Dobie has been instrumental in bringing about Cornell's success on the football field. an -it-'1'4l - ' 'WW l- l 1 ' PAUL W. ECKLEY, '17, Coach of Base- ball. Another newcomer among the coaches, he has been except for one brief interval connected with Cornell Athletics continually since his under- graduate days, when he playedon the football and baseball teams. Following his graduation he served in the war, but on its completion he returned to Cornell to complete his education, at the same time coaching the freshman football, basketball, and baseball teams. In 1915 he was appointed var- sity baseball coach, and brought a mediocre team through a satisfactory season. 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DIEDERICHS . FRANK KEARNEY, JR. . N. R. STEINMETZ . ' W. L. CRESSMAN . D. F. HOY . H. F. MERRILL . . W. W. BUCKLEY . . A. H. SCHIMMELPFENNIG PROP. B. ADAMS . . H. A. RUSSELL . . H. H. BRADLEY . G. N. SCOTT . . C'OL. J. C. N1cHOLLs . F. D. ROSSOMONDO W. P. BOWDRY . W. JOYCE, JR. . . PROP. C. L. DURHAM . F. O. AFFELD, BD . . E. U. HILL . . . S. C. OSBORNE . . DEAN F. H. BOSWORTH A. C. BOWDISH . . M. VAN LAW . C. D. BOSTWICK . E. A. BAMMAN . W. A. BEH . . C. D. DIETRICH . PROP. R. M. OGDEN . T. M. BRIGHT . J. XV. HOUCK . . PROP. R. A. EMERSON . B. E. TILTON, JR. . F. GRETSCH, JR. . . PROP. W. F. WVILLCOX . S. C. RAMAGE . . MEMBERS . . . Prefident . Graduate Manager Finaneial Adviror Kefielent Member Rerident Mernber . Crew Advisor . . Commodore of Crew . . . Manager of Crew Affistant Manager of Crew , . . Football Advieor . Captain of Football . Manager of Football Afxiftant Manager of Football . . . Baxeball Adoifor . . Captain of Baxeball . . Manager of Bafeball Auietant Manager of Baxeball . . . Track Adoifor . . Captain of Track . . Manager of Track A.fJi.rtant Manager of Trask . . Baeketball Adoieor . Captain of Baxketball . Manager of Baxketball Auixtant Manager of Bafketball . . Wreetling Adoieor . Captain of Wreftling . Marzager of Wreetling Afriftant Manager of Wrettling . . . Soccer Advifor . . Captain of Soccer Aeting Manager of .Yoeeer . . Laeroxfe Advifor . . Captain of Laeroue . . Manager of Lacrone Afeixtant Manager of Laeroffe , . . Tennif Adoifor . . Captain of Tenni.r Acting Manager of Tenni: , . . Hockey Adoixor . Captain of Hockqf . . Manager of Hockey . . . Fencing Advixor Acting Manager of Fencing 448 ,,..,-,,?.v,,,,,,,, ,,., ,,. ,,,,, ,,, ,,,, ,. . ,. , . W, , , ,,,, . .,.,.,,,., ,, . I I IT I 1 Il I Z:l,iM'T-Aillwr 'bfbffg-51:1 T1::,T A AT 'EI-v:.i.lf'? 3-1-9 3 :'iTgfQ.-i-xnfrr '-K..,EEfi3zT:.:1aiS3il5222:a-,:i?:71??-r..:fQ I ll 'I :E l' I AU 'A W v H V I N rg I T wi 'I 1 I Fig Ax Y N. Y Y N ' C C 7 2 II W earers of the C i 1 97,6 I 97.6 197.7 WW F, O, AFFELD7 3D H. F. MERRILL A. G. CARPENTER 3 A, N, AIRD I W. R. MILLER A. L. CHAPMAN H R. M. ALBEE R. MOYNIHAN D. S. COURTRIGHT 111 E. L. ANDERSON S. C. OTTO H. L. DAYTON AIT R. ARONSON , G. M. PARTEEMIR. F. A. C. DREW J, BACON R. F. PATTERSON W. EDDY T13 E. A. BAMMAN W. PURCELL S. S. EVANS, JR. E. T. BARDWELL F. D. ROSSOMONDO H. GASSNER R. V. BONTECOU C. RUSSELL, 7.13 E. W. GOODWILLIE A, C, BQWDISH H. A. RUSSELL R. GREENBAUM 'yy T. M, BRIGHT B. A. SAVAGE C. E. HOUGHTON S. T. BUCKMAN N. G. STAGG H. W. ISALY T A. CI-IAKIN M. STEIN G. KRIEGER wk G. D. CLUCAS J. E. SULLIVAN E. B. MCCROHAN rl if Q G. CRAIG R. C. S, SUTLIFF E. G. MANN 5 M. L. DAKE M. R. TAYLOR R. B. MUNNS 4: S. A. DODD R. T. TERMOHLEN M. RAPUANO T W. DUPREE C. A. THOMPSON L. ROBBINS I E. H. EMERSON B. E. TILTON, JR. D. G. ROBINHOLD I T. F. FENNELL, 7.13 C. TREFTS L. ROSENBERG 5 1 E. FRAZER M. L. VINCENT F. D. SHAW W. W. GERMAN W. WENDT E. K. TONKONOGY I G. E. HALL F. E. WESTER A. A. VITALE g A. HARRINGTON B. F. WRIGI-IT C. M. WERLY EQ HERMANN WINKLER A 3 P. I. HIGLEY 192.7 ' D. S. HILL S. C. ALLEN W. yu F. KEARNEY,JR. N. F. BISSELL 197-8 'Q I R. V. LANGE E. C. BRADLEY N. O. FRATT If I D. MCGINN V. L. BUTTBRFIELD R. H. SPELMAN I A. B. MACNEIL E. CAREY, JR. C. A. VANDERBROOK I 1. .L . ifjvw , 72,4 , faggagifgfxil ,,,,: , ,-,-S: fl, , , -graze, ,, . ',t'::-'1 ' '-: 'f'3 ' 449 O W. H 1 U11-'Q' X! N , , V ,. U15 'l '11 Y M ix ,Nj wx Nfl Y ml Wi Ne f VV' ww ' W, W, Mai .1 NE' iQ, HLN11' 'Hi ff ,ms '1 MVN? Mg I Tl! W5 fi 'i ,. ,W :N X' 1 ,U ,: 'QF H HN X gi' ,M ,xi 11 r , A ' 1 Z: -- --,L CAPTAIN KEARNEY AND COACH DOBIE 437- Wxde Wo1'ld Ph lllw- hW iw ' A' B 4 V-me i I 1 , I 1 I 1 KEARNEY 4 Captain sl CAREY i' Captain-Elect ,, 2 I 'E f - j.. .Pr,4'+1s. 'L1CATH 4.- ' fdtaaggs'- H, 31, 1 , , 2 1'-Xvl- -. ii, X The 1925 Football Season At the beginning of the football season Coach Dobie had the line from tackle to tackle filled with experienced men of ability, but the loss of Captain Henderson, Kneen, Molinet, Patterson, Wade, and Whetstone, from the 197.4 team, had left a serious replacement problem at the ends and in the backfield. By moulding new men with the veterans and substitutes available, Dobie was able to produce a team, char- acteristically Dobie in its strength. The backfield, lacking in weight and speed, was, perhaps, weaker than the line and somewhat below standard, but throughout the season played good football, in only one game, with Dartmouth, was the team outclassed. In its first game Cornell overwhelmed Susquehanna 80 to o. A dozen times the team swept down the field to make touchdowns, while at no time did their opponents get within threatening distance of the goal. In the next game, without the services of four first string men, Cornell was easily able to defeat Niagara 16 to o. Twice in the first quarter the Big Red team worked its way down to the visitors' goal line, but both times a fighting Niagara team held them for downs. However, with the begin- ning of the next period, Cornell began a series of drives, and Niagara's chances of winning disappeared. Once again Cornell was an easy victor when Williams went down before it 48 to o. Straight football, with Gassner and Pratt making steady gains, and spectacular runs by Wester did the work. Smashing line play marked the Red and Whites victory over a Purple team which fell far short of the quality of the team which in 197.4 gave Cornell its first defeat in four years. For the first time in the season, Cornell resorted to a passing attack when the following week the Big Red team ran roughshod over a weak Rutgers eleven. The YA A ,Q-. 453 Y f - - W ..,-,,g.,,5:g- -.-i-:--:: ,Emi .Q -.!.,....l:,--e,t,,, W CAREY KICKS GCAL FROM PLACEMENT TW WILLIAMS GAME Red and White backs made 7.4 first downs to one for the Scarlet, and outshone it even in the latter's vaunted aerial attack. Carey's kicking was a bright light in Cornell's 41 to o victory. Besides making five goals after touchdowns in as many tries, the big guard booted two field goals from the thirty-yard line. At New York tvvo weeks later, Cornell vvon from Columbia only after one of the hardest struggles of the season. She Went into an immediate lead after the first kick- off when the team vvorked dovvn the field to the thirty yard line where Carey kicked a lield goal. Electing to receive, Cornell began another march which ended just short of the Columbia goal line. The Light Blue held for downs and took the ball, punting I-g. 'lllnnnllr XVESTER AFFELD U TILTON 454 PEASE KNOCKS DOWN BUTTERFIELDS PASS f 'f 'WfNfW 2f1 COLUMBIA GAME back to her thirty-live yard line on the Hrst play. On Cornell's second play, Captain Pease of Columbia, intercepted Butterfield's forward pass near the sideline, and ran 75 yards for a touchdown. For the rest of the first half neither team was able to score. Receiving Carey's opening kickoff in the second half, Columbia attempted a series of line plays with no success. She punted to Cornell, and the Red and White team smashed its way 55 yards for its first touchdown. Within a few minutes Columbia took advantage of its second break to head Cornell once more. Butterfield, receiving FENNELL HILL ANDERSON 1 au.,,.-.-,.fL1-24-A-,gay-5-:4 :Lq4.1a,,..a ,Q-Q 4,,,,-ff.-La ..-...aa -.-. 1, ,,.,.L..,........,,.,.a.-.- .-,a,L,.,,--aawaf .-a.,.., ..', H,-,. a -Y . -.f-.- Y Aw - -- -- f -r- 455 ir V -- ,Y fnrerm:tim1alNew.rreel COLUMBIA GAME a punt on Cornell's ten yard line, fumbled the ball as the Blue and White taclclers hit him, and Furey picked up the ball, racing across for a touchdown. Going into the last period with the odds thus against them, Cornell battered its way to the very shadow of Co1umbia's goal, only to lose the ball on downs. With Wester bearing the brunt of the attack, Cornell's warriors again smashed their way over the once con- quered territory, this time for the needed touchdown. Two minutes more and the game ended. Not in long years of intercollegiate competition has a Cornell football team been defeated with the finality and finesse with which the Dartmouth eleven literally dazzled, puzzled, and overwhelmed a Red and White team which was far from being below average. A great Green team rose to heights such as are seldom attained, in the BUTTERFIELD ' COURTRIGHT GASSNER l i vb It l l l 1 'l lu l I gl ir 4 In IH ,i ,U ix gl lf l 456 --f-.1. 1777 77 7- 7 2 Y 77A7 7 77777 77 7 7 77 777 777 -Y 7 .Y 777 77- , l 1 l OBERLANDER AROUND END FOR A TOUCHDOWN Dd L Pff f ' DARTMOUTH GAME rout which began with the second quarter of the game at Hanover. Led by the All- American Oberlander and his mate Lane, Dartmouth displayed an aerial and running attack which relentlessly drove on for touchdown after touchdown, resisting and tossing aside any defense that Cornell could offer. It was generally a case of a fleet wingman or back's outrunning the opposing defense, receiving a perfect pass from Oberlander and then streaking across the goal line. But nearly as often a Green-clad figure would leap up in the midst of the defense and grasping the ball would shake off the would-be tacklers and then struggle on for the touchdown, or perhaps a Dartmouth back would crash into the line or sprint around the ends for sub- stantial gains, until the score was brought to the amazing total of sixty-two. MUNNS EVANS ISALY 457 If R! I il ix ll 1 1 I il r 1 il M ll all li 7:4 51+ ll Hi li in my li il' PRATT MAKES TEN YARDS Wif W 'ld PAW DARTMOUTH GAME ' It was not until after the Cornell team had brought deep concern into the hearts of the Dartmouth fans with a splendid counter attack in the Erst quarter that the Green team began its steady advances down the field. Dartmouth scored with- in three minutes after the opening of the game on a march from the 44 yard line which was made possible by two long passes, Lane to Tully and Oberlander to Sage. Almost immediately Dartmouth was once more in scoring position when Tully blocked Fratt's punt, and was given the ball on Cornell's 39 yard line. With her running attack stopped, Obetlander tossed a pass to Lane who ran through the Red and White defense for a score. Here the visitors rallied. Racing the ball back to the thirty yard line on the kickoff, Cornell started towards her first goal, Pratt and Butterfield smashed their way to the 44 yard line. Gassner made a yard at center, and then Butterfield threw a beautifully executed forward pass to Tilton who ran 15 yards for the score. Tully and Davis blocked Carey's attempt for goal. Cornell again received, and slashing off-tackle and through the line drove 66 yards for their last touchdown of the game. Carey's kick made the score I4 to 13. From then on the game be- came a rout. A triple pass and a short forward, a Cornell fumble recovered, Oberlander's fifty yard run, and a thirty-five yard pass by Oberlander followed by Lane's twenty-ive yard run, gave the Green four touchdowns in the second quarter. In the last half, Oberlanders passes resulted in nf PRATT two more goals while Sterritt CARPENTER , w,- 'Y -1 M I 1 - nu u h Lg:-T2 a ti. 7LiZZL1 l A7 1 ew- 458 'B-r l LEITH STOPS A CORNELL FORWARD PASS P HffL 'Kf' PENNSYLVANIA GAME added the last one on a forty yard sprint after intercepting Butterf1eld's pass. Through- out the game Fratt proved a bulwark on defense and a battering ram on the attack, but his efforts were fruitless. The rest of the team seemed overwhelmed by the Green avalanche. The next week the Red and White easily disposed of Canisius 33 to o. The Buffalo team resisted strongly during the first half but was battered into submission during y the last periods on a treacherously muddy field. Canisius employed a Dartmouthian l open attack but with none of the success of that team. . Swooping out of a mass of men and snatching up a Cornell fumble, Charlie Rogers, fleet Pennsylvania halfback, in the last quarter of the annual Thanksgiving Day game at Philadelphia, ran fifty yards for the lone touchdown of the game. For three tense and scoreless periods the 7o,ooo ' people who jammed Franklin Q Field had watched a truly Big Red Team smash its way twice 5 to the end of the field only to l have Pennsylvania take the ball T on downs, and had watched a l Red defense, led by Captain Kear- ney and Affeld, smash through T and stop dead every dangerous advance of the Pennsylvanians. During these periods the Red and 'White had outplayed Penn- sylvania in every way, but for- feited its right to victory when on those two occasions with less than ten yards to go for a score ' the Cornell backs could not bat- l ter their way through the Red p and Blue' wall that faced them. P l RAPUANO Every man on both elevens had EDDY I -A F 1, in A -459 , L, ii l l l 1 1 ,N w v.l 1 Q i ll'i WQ HMA ' 4' 'rl ,,Q1T N Y Q:-'fx iii lg it 'fb I ,iw . W il. fy fi llyl 'll ll il l li 1, l N il ii li l ii l yy wi r A ' w ll N l M lg i lk i , if l BUTTERFIELD THROUGH THE LINE Publff WS' M I PENNSYLVANIA GAME ,fl A i W l lid l fought as only inspired players can, but it remained for one alert back to send the ,l stands into the panclernonium that only a touchdown can produce. To say that Penn- 'l'i V Sylvania deserved to Win would be unfair to the red clad Warriors, but to say that if Cornell deserved to Win Would be as unfair to Penn's eleven, mighty in the face HU V of impending defeat. I. il li gl! i U l :ll Y .. ll' ml 1 if li l ll i All 1 HQ l il fl l ill' Q 1 i gl .N T4 Il A VN 7 1 .lp y W ROSENBERG ROBIN HOLD OTTO ill ii . 513 V ' pl! lfiiitgegff- ---- . ilriile-.A ff--' - L- V- -, 1'-F ' 'L ll5fg'iiQ'i','QQ':,E?' i'? 7'i'T:.T, 4: ' ?.ET5.4.. - Y 460 GASSNER OFF TACKLE P HffL fS PENNSYLVANIA GAME TILTON AROUND END FOR EIGHT YARDS P'f U 'f' PENNSYLVANIA GAME 461 THE 197.5 FOOTBALL TEAM Steinmetz Robinhold Rapuano Otto Doble Gassner Courtright Cressman Pfann Sheehan Eddy Hill Anderson Carey Munns Kearney Atfeld Evans Aird Fennell Rosenberg Carpenter Wester Butterfield Tilton Pratt Isaly 1925 Football Team FRANCIS KEARNEY, JR., '16 . EMERSON CAREY, JR., '17 . . NORMAN ROTI-I STEINMETZ, '16 . WILLIAM LEVERING CRESSMAN, '17 GILMOUR DOBIE . RAY HUNT ..... LEONARD CHRISTOPHER HANSON, '13 . GEORGE ROBERTS PITANN, '14 . DAVID STRAW COURTRIGHT, '17 . SAMUEL CHRISTIAN OTTO, '16 . SAMUEL SEBASTIAN EVANS, JR., '17 DAVID SHERWOOD HILL, '16 . . RALPH BRADY MUNNS, '17 . . FRANK OTTO AEEELD, 3D, '16 . MICHAEL RAPUANO, '17 . EMERSON CAREY, JR., '17 . . EDWARD LAPSLEY ANDERSON, '16 FRANCIS KEARNEY, JR., '16 . ' . ALEXANDER NEILSON AIRD, '16 . WINSLOW EDDY, '17 , . . THOMAS FRANCIS FENNELL, 1D, '16 FREDERICK EDWARD WESTER, '16 . ALBERT GUY CARPENTER, '17 . BENJAMIN ENLLSWORTH TILTON, JR., '16 . HAROLD GASSNER, '17 . . . DANIEL GUY ROBINHOLD, '17 . NORBERT OUIMETTE FRATT, '18 . HENRY WILLIAM ISALY, '17 . . VICTOR LLOYD BUTTERFIELD, '17 . LESTER JEROME ROSENBERG, '17 . . Captain Captain-Elect . . . Manager . Affiftant Manager . Head Coach Afsirtant Coach Amiftant Coach Afxiftant Coach Right End . Right End . Right Tackle . Right Tackle . Right Guard . Center . Center . Left Guard Left Guard . Left Tackle . Left Tackle . Left End Left End . uarterhack Q . ,Quarterback . ,Quarterhack Right Halfhack Right Halfhack Left Halfhack Left Halfhack . Fullhack Fullhack SUBSTITUTES GEORGE ERNEST CLINK, '18 HOWARD WASHINGTON FEIGHT, '17 JOHN FARNSWORTH HAND, '17 CYRUS PYLE, 3D, '18 LESTER ROBBINS, '17 DANIEL LESLIE ROTHSCHILD, '17 LEONARD BERNARD SCHRECK, '18 JESSE MILLER SINCLAIR, '18 GEORGE MARTIN TREFTS, 3D, '17 RICHARD VICKERY WAKEMAN, '18 ., 4. ,., 1 I 1 I l ll751T!f.:. ,-iiQ.Q.-....,.i--,lj!Q -MMMILLQO im I ll fit lu ffl l W I ' I fl Football Record ull., I 'lr li Date Score Score Place W! Sept. 9.6 Cornell 80 Susquehanna o Ithaca Oct. 3 Cornell 16 Niagara o Ithaca Oct. IO Cornell 48 Williams o Ithaca Oct. I7 Cornell 41 Rutgers o Ithaca 'fl Oct. 31 Cornell I7 Columbia I4 New York Iii ll Nov. 7 Cornell I3 Dartmouth 67. Hanover IIE I NoV.14 Cornell 33 Canisius o Ithaca l NoV.16 Cornell o Pennsylvania 7 Philadelphia all 7 liz I li, U ,r ig . 1,26 E5 ill if lm Q' W VET-'iii 1915 MANAGEMENT i I ll iii I . I i l r I I I l I I l li l l. V3 I l l i l lli N. R. STEINMETZ, '16 W. L. CRESSMAN, '17 7 ' Mazinger Affiytant Md77dg61' I 5-- Y., I ......,,,.,-,,,,,,,, T. --. tat, , , 6 . l ' I 1..T ' , - . 464 Nji 1 1, ' F! , 1. Q! 'l3 g,i Wx W i 7 W, 1 :I WH1 Q111 LQ!! HN 311 1,1 ,AU iw ,X fx w , i f f agua.. ,- ,, 4, . ' A, 1-,fx ' ' v THE TRACK MENTORS 466 Tl lu fl-' Y' 7 Ae 491, 1., - 16' 71 ing 1, 1 '-.l::1:E'zg.,1t4, 7:1 vii- ' Q.. r ll 11 ,. I l T as tb l 4 X , iii l 1 A K ' ii Q1 is s ,1 i , -.. I l ef I - s Q .3 .1 P3 'l .. . ,l p BOWEN I ' . A Captailz l5 5 , 'K RUSSELL 1 .a if Captain-Elect K 1 -'Jill x 21 vy.: ew ,.., . ., . .g lx 1' 2 he 1925 2 rack Season ga- ln failing once more to gain the coveted final leg on the Intercollegiate trophy, Cornell, in 1915, by several brilliant individual performances and by consistent team work, maintained itself among the leading track teams in the country. The season was far from a success were it to be viewed merely from a standpoint of victories, but the splendid performances of Russell, Captain Bowen, Wolkowitz, and Caskey, cou- pled with theconsistently good work of Greening, Bontecou, and C. Bradley, and the unexpected showing of several comparative unknowns from time to time during the season, helped make it a success for the team and its followers. Activity among the alumni and the excellent schedule which had been arranged for the team aroused a good deal of interest in track. Get-togethers, talks by old track stars, banquets and the like, all served to stimulate the undergraduates' interest in the s ort in which Cornell has so long excelled. As a result Coach Moakley was afforded considerable material with which to work. Throughout the fall, the men worked out of doors on Schoellkopf until early in December, when work on the board track commenced. With the mid-year examinations over, the team started intensive training for the indoor season, opening at Boston, February 18, against Dartmouth and Harvard in the annual Triangular meet which Cornell had won in 1914. Harvard was far too strong in the runs and dashes and easily captured first in the meet, while Dartmouth's weak team took third. Captain Bowen was the star of the meet, shattering the records in both the 35-pound weight and the 16-pound shot. MacNeil, whose work had presaged a good showing, surprised by winning the mile run, and Bontecou and Green- ing tied for first in the pole vault for Cornell's fourth first place. 1 min. fu- .,W 1 467 BOOTH LEADING IN THE HIGH HURDLES Graphic M. I. T. DUAL MEET Cornell had little chance of making a good showing against the brilliant field entered in the Indoor Intercollegiates the next week. Georgetown with a well bal- anced team of stars swept the field, amassing 37 points. For Cornell, in the shot put Captain Bowen took fourth, and in the weight throw he took third with Caskey in the fifth place. Bontecou tied for third in the pole vault, while N ovotny and German with six others tied for second in the high jump. The meet was something of a disappointment to Cornellians, despite the fact that Cornell placed fifth, ahead of Yale, the outdoor champions. Russell's appearance for the first time in the line-up, and Goodwillie's and Craig's re- turn to form enabled Cornell to put its strongest team in the field, to meet Yale in the Drill Hall, March 11. The galaxy of runners which the out-door Intercollegiate Cham- pions brought with them was expected to offset the super- A I iority of the Red and White in p ,V !f:jT?:'Y i the weight and field events. .,'-G 2 'p True to form, Captain. Bowen ' , f : ' was the outstanding individ- lf' e I 5 1' ual performer of the evening, 'f i'i,, E7 Qi I' f- 1 smashing the Cornell records in the weight throw and shot I I -Q 4, 4 E? put, in the former exceeding 4 13 his own old mark by nearly four feet. MacNeil won the ,ccp , M p I mile in record time from two ff. ' ' it I ' team mates, while Greening H added nine points to his team's 1 I score with a first in the high hurdles and a tie for first with H , Bontecou in the pole vault. Goodwillie's defeat of Bayes ROSENTHAL Norton in the dash, Higley's KNEEN 468 ja- 'ff j ' Va- fm' I .1 yas, I l I . X1 Gi .. TERMOHLEN WINS MILE RUN TW I M. I. T. DUAL MEET victory in the half mile, and E. C. Bradley's jump of five feet eleven in the high jump, came as surprises during the meet. Yale, kept the score close throughout the meet but was unable to nose out the Red and White. In the last meet of the indoor season, and the dedication meet for Yost Field House at Ann Arbor, Cornell was overwhelmed by the western conference champions. Michigan's brilliant performers won all but two events, the high jump which Charles Bradley won and the mile relay. The victories of Hubbard and Brooker, Michigan's Olympic stars, were outstanding in an evening filled with splendid performances. , . In the first outdoor meet of . the year, the Penn relays, Cor- nell's representatives, made a much better showing than they did last year. Bontecou and Bowen were the outstand- Rx ing performers on the team, 'f Zj- L ,fig Bontecou tieing for first in the at ...., --' X .,g .Yi pole vault, and Captain Bowen placing in the hammer and the ' ff, shot put. The half mile relay .'Vf t team finished third in a race in M , 1 which live teams broke the ex- ,jg i sting record. For the first time since 1910, ' Cornell fell before Penn in their A ' annual dual meet, when the 7 Red and Blue eked out a five BOOTH point victory 0 n Fr a n k l i n COYKENDALL M M 1 M 459 V 7-LO International Newfreel INTERCOLLEGIATES Field on May 9. Russell's victories in the hundred and two-twenty in 9 9-Io and 9.1 1-5 seconds stamped him as the outstanding sprinter in the country. Bontecou's and Greening's vaults of twelve feet nine inches were sufficient to gain only a tie for second in the face of Sherrill's record vault of thirteen feet. McLane won the two mile for Penn, the only running event won by her. Werly, Coylcendall, and Termohlen won the quarter, half, and mile respectively, while Captain Bowen scored in three weight events. In the final home meet of the year, M. I. T. was swamped before an avalanche of sensational performances by the Red and White. Outstanding . Q' 4' ' BGNTECOU ' WERLY 470 i -wit, I , A r w ' N X ' 1 4 , : Q l l l ,' -, . ..:. ': 1 I .' 1 g M. -f V, af' . fra ff V'.A, - A , ,. V A , ' ' u 7.75 Q if gy, ' 5' if ' - l l BONTECOU TIES FOR FIRST Pawn Udge' lt OXFORD-CAMBRIDGE v. PRINCETON-CORNELL MEET were Russell's two victories in the s rints, e ualin the world's record of zo - seconds , fl 8 I 4 5 in the two-twenty and the Cornell record of 9 4-5 in the century. Unfortunately, a slight breeze robbed these records of their authenticity. Wollcowitz established a new Cornell record for the avelin throw with a toss of 18 feet, besides winnin the , . 5 , 3 shot put from Captain Bowen, who placed in three events. Cornell s all-round super- iority was apparent throughout the meet. ' The Outdoor Intercollegiates closed the regular track season. 4 , Pii- . :St A Q f as r as, s, - t V l 23 2 l 5 ll i , i t , t i ., v ' HIGLEY GREENING l 471 ,J-:-u-snsif . lnglul . nl.. 1:1 n ttf BOWEN TAKES SECOND Pub'ffLtd2 OXFORD-CAMBRIDGE v. PRINCETON-CORNELL MEET I l Qualifying only five men, Cornell was scarcely a contender for first honors, its only interest lying in watching the individual performances of the men. Russell, who had qualified for both the Ioo and the 17.0, withdrew from the Ioo and reserved I himself for the 2.7.0, which he won in 7.1 4-Io seconds. In the pole vault Greening lifted himself to twelve feet nine inches to tie for second, while Dodd surprised everyone by vaulting three inches less to tie for fifth. Wolkowitz continued his splendid work with 5 the javelin, capturing second with a toss of 185 feet 8 1-7. inches. Caskey furnished I the greatest surprise of the meet with a throw of 160 feet 6 inches with the 16-pound 5 hammer, placing second behind Gates of Princeton. X . E 5 l I , an . K i fi 7 3 I , . A w E ..,., 1 7 C. BRADLEY HOUGHTON 477- Y . .L 'i V X C A 7-7-O Underwand and Underwood OXFORD-CAMBRIDGE V. PRINCETON-CORNELL MEET For the post-season meet with Princeton vs. Oxford-Cambridge scheduled for July 18 at Atlantic City, Coach Moakley selected a team composed of Captain Bowen, Russell, C. Bradley, Werly, Bontecou, Prytherch, Craig, Higley and Spelman. The combined English teams easily won under the English system of scoring only firsts, 9 I-3 to 9. 9.-3. Russell was the only Cornell man to Win a first, defeating A. E. Por- ritt, noted Oxford sprinter, in the no, besides placing second in the Ioo. Bontecou tied for first in the pole vault, C. Bradley tied for second in the high jump, and Bowen took second in the shot put, while the rest of the team were either third or last. ,. ., f-nw - ' f '- . . , -'-: 'L , -. PRYTHERCH WOLKOWITZ 473 THE 197.5 TRACK TEAM Dayton Bubier Reed Mueser Rhodes Werly McGinn Craig Kay Fairbanks Conroy Skinner Ovenshine E. C. Bradley Vermilye Payne German Dodd Murray Mitchell Whitney MacNeil Keet Strong FitzGerald Reynolds Vollmer Moore McNeal Fuller Termohlen Crozier Booth Gryson Wester Swan Prythereh Higley Thompson Lessler Goodwillie Catlin H. Bradley Bangs Coykendall Severance Wright. Russell Bowen Greening Wolkowitz C. Bradley Rosenthal Moakley FF mf, gn- IQ- A,,A .C-QAL - W,,,- ,W t.:,,,,:fff, , ,,,f,,,e,-,, .. 'L 1925 Varsity Track Team ERNEST WHITING BOWEN, '15 HENRY ARGUE RUSSELL, '16 GEORGE BYRON CATLIN, '15 HORATIO HUNT BRADLEY, '16 JOHN FRANCIS MOAKLEY . JOHN ROBERT BANGS, '11 . GEORGE DOUGLAS CROZIER, '14 LEROY VINCENT ALLEN, '16 . I . REED VAIL BONTECOU, '16 . . THEODORE HARRINGTON BOOTH, '16 ERNEST WHITING BOWEN, '15 . CHARLES BRADLEY, '15 . . . EVERETT CLAIR BRADLEY, '27 HENRY HOOKER BUBIER, '17 . . KENNETH CASKEY, '15 . . . JOHN EASTLAND COYKENDALL, '15 JAMES GROFF CRAIG, '16 . . SAMUEL ALLEN DODD, '16 , . HENRY NATHANIEL FAIRBANKS, '17 JOHN WOODWARD FITZGERALD, '16 KENNETH WOOD FULLER, '17 . , WILBUR WALLACE GERMAN, '16 . JOHN AVERILL GLICK, '15 . . EUGENE WILLIAM GOODWILLIE, '17 RICHARD FRANCIS GRAEF, '15 . CHARLES KNIGHT GREENING, '15 . PHILIP ISIDRO HIGLEY, '16 . , RAYMOND JAMES KAY, '15 EUGENE LITTLE KEET, '17 . HAROLD FITCH KNEEN, '15 . ALDEN BROOKS MACNEIL, '16 . RICHARD EDWARD MUESER, '16 . FRANK JOHN NOVOTNY, '15 . . HUGH WILLIAM PRYTHERCH, JR., '15 ARTHUR BRADFORD REED, '17 , HAROLD CARL ROSENTHAL, '15 I HENRY ARGUE RUSSELL, '16 . ROLLIN HENRY SPELMAN, '18 ALVIN OTIS SEVERANCE, '15 . . STEWART SHERWOOD STRONG, '17 JOSEPH HENRY SWAN, '16 . . CHAUNCEY ARTHUR THOMPSON, '15 RUDOLPH THOMAS TERMOHLEN, '16 ALEXANDER RUSSELL VOLLMER, '17 CHARLES MILFORD WERLY, '27 . FREDERICK EDWARD WESTER, '16 . ELI WOLKOWITZ, '15 . . . PHILIP LESLIE WRIGHT, '15 . . . Auiftanf Manager . Captain Captain-Elect . Manager . . Coach Afxiftant Coach AI.ri.rtanz' Coach Broad jump Pole Vault . Hurillef . Weightf High jump High fufnp . Broail jump . . Weighlf Half Mile Run Two Mile Run . Pole Vault . Broad funip fauelin Throw , . fprintf . High fuinp . Mile Run .fprintf fprintf Pole Vault, Hurillex . Half Mile Run , Mile Run High funip . Hurillef . . Mile Run . Difcuf Throw . Broad furnp, High Jump -. . . Mile Run , . Pole Vault Quarter Mile Run fprintf . . . Hurdlef ,Quarter Mile Run . . HZLVKJZKJ . . Hurilley ,Quarter Mile Run . . Mile Run . . High fuinp Quarter Mile Run faoelin Throw . . Weight: .fprintf . - . -ps CRAIG Captain 1925 Cross - Country 197.5 seemed to have little promise for a successful cross-country team. Cap- tain Craig and Houghton were the only experienced runners available, and the material otherwise was of no particular promise. Injuries kept Captain Craig out of the first two meets, further lessening the team's chances for a good showing. In preparation for the meet with Dartmouth at Hanover on November 7, the Red and White harriers met Lehigh in a dual meet at Ithaca, October 31. Le- high's record was not at all impressive, and Cornell easily defeated them, placing five runners among the first seven to finish. Houghton, running easily, broke the tape fully two hundred and flfty yards in front of his nearest rival. At Hanover, the next week, Cornell was overwhelmed by the fleet Green and White team, placing only two men, Houghton and Higley, among the first ten. The race held no glory for the Red and White, for they were clearly out- classed from start to finish. The annual quadrangular meet with Dartmouth, Columbia, and Pennsylvania at Van Cortlandt Park was the next test for the Varsity. Little was expected of the Cornell team, despite the presence of Captain Craig, because of the known excellence of the Dartmouth and the Columbia teams. Columbia easily won with five men among the first eleven to finish, and Dartmouth was able to beat out Cornell once more, taking second. Houghton, considered Cornell's best bet for individual honors, ran a game race to finish seventh, Captain Craig finishing behind him in eighth place. In comparison with Dartmouth, Cornell seemed to have improved greatly during the week. With but little prospect of finishing among the leaders, seven Cornell runners were sent over the hills and dales of the Van Cortlandt Park course in the Intercollegiates, November 7.3. The race for supremacy, both team and individual, was of little consequence to these grim runners. The balance of the team, however, did serve to keep Cornell in the vanguard of the twenty-three schools entered, finishing ninth. Houghton once more led Coach Moaklc-:y's team to the finish, in thirty-third place, with Vanderbrook, Craig, Higley, and Bissell not far behind in that order. No brighter feature of the race and the season can be pointed out, than the defeat of both Dartmouth and Columbia. 1. Cornell . 1. Dartmouth . 1. Columbia 7.. Dartmouth . I 925 Cross- Country Record LEHIGH v. CORNELL: AT ITHACA OCTOBER 31 . . LI 7.. Lehigh . 31 DARTMOUTH v. CORNELL: AT HANOVER NOVEMBER 7 . . 31 7.. Cornell . 83 QUADRANGULAR MEET: AT NEW YORK NOVEMBER I4 . 7.6 3. Cornell . . 59 . 48 4. Pennsylvania . 77 INTERCOLLEGIATES: AT NEW YORK NOVEMBER 7.3 M. I. T. . 186 1. Syracuse . . 47 1. Pittsburgh . . 84 Yale . 188 3. Harvard . . 17.7. Princeton 1-IS 4. Penn State . . 146 Cornell . 168 5. Bates . . 159 Pennsylvania 7.95 476 l I Bradley Moaklcy Dayton Bardwell Bangs Scott 1 Vanclerbrook Bissell Craig Houghton Higlcy ' Varsity Cross-Country ' JAMES GROFF CRAIG, '16 . . . Captain l' CHARLES EUGENE HOUGHTON, '17 . Cfzpmin-Elect l HORATIO HUNT BRADLEY, '16 . . . Mfznacgeff l , , l GEORGE NORMAN SCOTT, 17 . . Affzfnmr Manacgezf JOHN FRANCIS MOAKLEY JOHN ROBERT BANGS, '11 EDWIN I-TIGHE BARDWELL, '16 NORMAN FREDERICK BISSELL, '17 JAMES GROFF CRAIG, '16 HOWARD LAPE DAYTON, '17 A. ' naw gll nlf ll l li i l l. ll 'I Il il N I l 1 I I l 1 I, ,I I l l l l l I l I I l l l 1 I l S ii ll Jag, lh ,J R 1 7 v . .. ii- wr-7 -iv 3 . Z . w - 1 44 .-. 332:55 ,wlv ,Tm f l l 1I 1925 7 'rack Record .4 ll ll TRIANGULAR MEET: AT BOSTON ll 'f FEBRUARY 18 ' A 1' Harvard . . 50 1-3 1. Cornell . . 38 1-6 3. Dartmouth . . 17 INDOOR INTERCOLLEGIATES: AT NEW YORK ' . MARCH 7 I1 11 Georgetown . . . 37 4. Princeton . , I3 ' l 4 Harvard . . 14 1-4 5. Cornell . IO 4 I Pennsylvania . . 17. 1-1 6. Yale . IO I r YALE DUAL INDOOR MEET: AT ITHACA . MARCH LI 1 ,I Cornell . . . . . 59 1-3 1. Yale . . . 53 l ly MICHIGAN'DUAL INDOOR MEET: AT ANN ARBOR - 1 i MARCH 2.8 Michigan ..... 64 5-6 1. Cornell . . . . 30 WI PENNSYLVANIA DUAL OUTDOOR MEET: AT PHILADELPHIA 1 MAY 9 Pennsylvania .... 70 1. Cornell . . . . 65 Y M. I. T. DUAL OUTDOOR MEET: AT ITHACA A MAY 16 1 1 Cornell . . . . 94 1-3 1. M. I. T. . . . 40 OUTDOOR INTERCOLLEGIATES: AT PHILADELPHIA MAY 19 and 30 I Southern California . . 33 6. Cornell . . . 16 4 Princeton . . . 19 1-1 7. California 11 ' Yale . . . 7.6 1-1 8. Penn State 17- Georgetown .... 13 9. Harvard . . . 11 Pennsylvania .... ' 11 10. Syracuse .... II OXFORD-CAMBRIDGE v. PRINCETON-CORNELL: AT ATLANTIC CITY JULY 18 ' Oxford-Cambridge . . . 9 1-3 7.. Princeton-Cornell . . Q li, 197.6 MANAGEMENT 'I sl - I 4 1 I I l ll l 4 i ' lil 1 fl I H I il l lp 5 ls 1331 4 4 . 1 'll 1 sl , 1 I l H. H. BRADLEY, 16 G. N. SCOTT, 17 f lf, Mgyggggf- ' Affifnznf Manager if l ' ll , , I . .-.L -.- ..,,-.-, -,,. .--.,-.- ww-. - .... ---i.i. -Ai I H, Y V v 7 HY Y YYY -QM-V-,Y 37M F if X- fir' W,V7A ,- Vdr, YA7AA YA,V ,,, ...,., ,YL ..,-.7 478 11'1ffQfi1'ff?Q 5 21 TW 1 'N 1' x W --1 1 1 1 11 1 I 11 1 1 '11 1 1111.1 '111111 11111 1 .11 1111 1 1 -1 1 111.11 113 11 1 111'11 111 1111 1 1 1111 1 1111. 1' 11 111512 1 1' 1 Y 1111111 1 1111111 11 1 11111 111 1111 1 , 11' 1 111111 111, +111 1+11 1 1 71,1 111111 11 1111 311111 1 11111 1 11 11111 11111 111111 ,1111 11111 -111 -,'111 1111 1111, 1 1 : M111 f1'11'1, 1 11 11 11 1 1,1 1 1 111111 111 111 1.111-1 11 1 '11 11 11111 1 111 111 1 111. 111 1 1111111 ww 1 1111111 1111 11 111111 11 11 V111 111111 1111111 11 1111 1 11 1i1,1 111111 111111 1111 1' 1 1 1 1 111 1 1 11111111 111. 1111 11111j1 11 111 111111 1111111 1111 111 1 11 11' 11 11 11 1 11 11 111 1111 1 11111111 111 1111 111 111 11 111 11 1111 111:11 11'111 1111111 1 1111 1111 11111 11111111 111 11111 111-111 1111111 11 1 114 -111-1 1111111 1 111111 1111711 1 11 1111 W 11 1 ,111 1111 11,11 1 111 15' 111111 '11 1,11 111 11.1 11 11 1111 1111 '11 111 5111 11 11' 111,11 111 11 1 1 11j1 11 11 111.111 2 11 1111111 11111 1111 1111 11111 11111 1 11 1111 111111111 111 11,.1 1 - W 11 1 1 1 if 11 Vigil 1 1 CAPTAIN-ELECT MERRILL AND COACH ECKLEY 430 C AL, , ' C , f R+ 1 '4 va I R . VV 7' - ..' jj, 1,7135 I ii, , S Q N ' - . f i- E+' fq' X ,g ' i LQ f 51. x - S I me - ' il th, f - .,,,,c'.I'f DAVIS MERRILL Captain Captain-Elect The 1925 Baseball Season Paul Eckley, ,I7, coach of Freshman baseball since 1919, was selected as coach of the Varsity baseball team following John Carney's resignation at the close of the 1914 season. The new coach was faced with the diflicult task of filling the positions left vacant by Captain Bickley, Capron, Whitney, Tone, Thomas, and Frantz of last year's successful team. The problem was augmented by the poor weather con- fining practise before the first game, except for one week outdoors, to the cage. The presence of Ben Eagan of the Brooklyn Nationals, who took charge of the battery men, lightened the work of handling the large pre-season squad. Eighteen men composed the squad selected for the annual southern training trip. Coach Eckley and his charges entrained for Charlottesville on April 4, where the strong Virginia nine defeated Cornell twice. Milligan pitched a no-hit game in the first contest, only to lose, 1 to o, when his teammates failed to hit. In the second game, Henderson was forced to retire in the third inning, and the Varsity lost by a 9 to 4 score. In the first victory of the season, errorless fielding and Henderson's change of pace defeated Washington and Lee, 8 to 5. The Lexington outfit avenged itself when Captain Lindberry struck out fourteen men and shut out the Red and White, 4 to o. The first game with Virginia Military Institute was called because of rain, with Cornell in the lead, but in the second encounter the Southern Cadets were easily defeated, II to 1. Capable work was shown in the field, but Baker, Merrill, and Wendt alone seemed capable of solving the pitching faced in the Southland. However, the showing of the team was far from discouraging, considering the short training period in Ithaca. On April 18, in the first game of the newly instituted Quadrangle Cup Series, Milli- gan, Cornell's star southpaw, outpitched Van Brocklin, Captain of the Columbia team. The Varsity's 7 to 5 victory on Hoy Field was featured by a brilliant triple play, Milligan to Rossomondo to Wendt to Shaw, as well as by the strong stickwork of Wendt and Shaw, who stood out in the noticeable improvement of the batting of the team. On April zo., Niagara proved an easy victim, the Red and White winning by 1 to o in a listless encounter. Wright, who hit a triple and scored a run, held the 481 '71 i .., -T:7j,,,-..., Y 'v' l I 'I 2'. 5 it a ' l ' as a 'I' L 1 , ag. 1,3- ii . DUPREE ROSSOMONDO ' Purple and Wl1ite to two hits. The game with Prineeton, scheduled for April 7.5, was called off because of rain. In a loosely played game on Baker Field the following Saturday, Columbia evened the series. With the score tied in the seventh frame, Milligail weakened and the Lions scored twice. In the eighth, they added one more run to their total, making the final tally 5 to Q.. Dartmouth was the next team to take advantage of the Varsity's slump, and on May 1 defeated Cornell by Il runs to 3. The elements interfered in the next contest, and the game with St. Bonaventure was called at the end of the fifth inning, neither team having scored. - r ll . ll l l lu 's l is l , A Urnlrrwaad and Unlarwaod l ilfff- -f ,,., , , , , Y W 7777, MAY Y- YW A - - I 1 l 7 482. wk ' A WW ll: 'W-117 'H' Lili -.-. i , .I 4 W .Y A- if, :xi N ' v, It: z V X .-an V V ..?,5:i .a I-, f A, , , F' R , fl p i 5 G ' it 1, 1 M 'T 1 S - ' ' Gy'-'.2:I+5f-V :L La, -- ff' - ' - VITALE SHAW A At Columbus, on May 11, Ohio State avenged its last year's defeat by playing an errorless game and winning over Coach Eckley's proteges, 4 to o. The Big Ten lead- ers, headed by Captain Miller, their veteran pitcher, sevved up the game in the second inning by scoring-two runs. In a much closer game on May 13, Cornell bowed to , Colgate's strong nine, at Hamilton. In a see-saw contest in which the Red and White used Henderson, Vitale, and Wright in an effort to stop Colgate, the Maroon scored the Winning run of the 5 to 4 victory in the last half of the ninth inning on a pass and a scratch hit. On May 16, at New Haven, the Varsity was downed by one run, 3 to 1. The next Saturday some six thousand spectators WatchedACornell turn the tables on Yale, YALE GAME TW F 1 i 1 1 l 483 , , ,TVB :La-ff. -V, , ct.. 1 ' - , ffl , M ' in . , -1 f 4 . -f . ,, , i -1, 144175 ,E,s:,fA.-aif 3, it , V - '-if ara - av-2- .af A 1 123 - ' t .ziff11-141. , ' ' LQ' 'V 'aQ'7'geJ.E-1' , J- f at 1 f 4 wwe fix f V fs' My fi .1 f4'+'ga:j:4J,.5a! :wi f fe, flag, f A - 1 , ., r, 2Zf?y' : wa-1-4 WCVL. ,, , T .rm . . , , , 4 , , Mg -JP Wy '34w'a:,:4,5a, x I -- -1. M' 1 - ,X ' Larfn 'mnweaiz1mwWi.1W5W J 'Ji -JV' Wh WH' 4-M252 , V' ' dxf wi a I L . fa .lf ' -,12r.7,c5,' BAKER STIRLING winning the annual Spring Day tilt on Hoy Field, 5 to 4, in the most exciting game of the year. Brown, who had lost to the Bulldogs at New Haven, squared himself by besting Holabird in a pitching duel. The Red and White moundsrnan was invincible in all but the fifth inning when the Eli's got to him for three hits. These, coupled with two errors and a base on balls, netted Yale four runs. In the ninth frame, Vitale, relieving Brown, had retired two men when Lindley, Yale's star short-stop, furnished a climactic thrill by sending a long drive far over Baker's head into right field. It was a safe three-bagger, and in an effort to tie the score he raced for home, but was caught at the plate by Captain Davis' perfect relay. Harrington pitched the next Wednesday against Rochester. The game was a walk-away for Cornell, ending in a I4 to 4 score. 1 ' l A , , . , f A r 4 , ,V f j - . - af ' f f C , at f f f f f 5 , 4 PENNSYLVANIA GAME ' TW 484 , ,- XL a e 1, . I , we - .1 Y ,i - ' l 'T - ' i f ' W if ' fi X X r '14 I K , V -.,,. ,..,.- : - - f: ' 'Y l f. ,. 1 ., ' - 1 -, i' 'W ' f'4 ? f? f ' ' WENDT MILLIGAN L-.- The team lost both of the Senior Week games, giving a poor exhibition against Pennsylvania on Friday but playing fine ball against Colgate on Saturday. After playing well against the Red and Blue for three innings, Cornell weakened in the fourth and Pennsylvania scored an easy 17. to 1 victory. In the Colgate game, the Varsity showed a reversal of form and played errorless baseball. The Red and White, however, were unable to hit Hopkins, who held them to four scattered blows. Wright was also effective, allowing only six hits, but Colgate succeeded in bunching four of them in the fifth and sixth innings for a 1 to 1 victory. Our lone tally came in the eighth when Shaw's hit drove in a run after Baker had singled and been advanced on Davis' hit. PENNSYLVANIA GAME TW 485 V i PENNSYLVANIA GAME A THU In a commencement game at Philadelphia on June 17, Cornell dropped a close en- counter with Pennsylvania by a I to 1 score. Long, who had defeated Cornell at Ithaca, repeated his performance, holding the Varsity to four hits. Wright also pitched well, allowing only seven hits. Rossomondo scored the first run of the game in the fourth inning, when with two gone, he tripled, and catching the Quaker battery asleep, stole home. Pennsylvania tied the score in the sixth. The contest was a deadlock until the last half of the ninth, when Rae McGraw, our football nemesis, who had driven in the tying run in the sixth inning, and was now com- peting for the last time for his Alma Mater, blazed a double into center field and scored the deciding run on Lindsay's hit to right. The next day at Hanover, loose play- x ..,. .- is . W E : G, .5 . sf r N 4 W ' 'Q ' Z i , . , I r I 4 l Q I 5 'S 1 MELNIKER ing by Cornell and the hitting of Owl and Michelini gave Dartmouth a 7 to 4 victory in the season's final game. The Red and White outhit the Green but lost chances to score by poor base running. Vitale had Dartmouth at his mercy until the nfth inning when Owl and Michelini hit home runs. From then on it was the Hanoverians' game. This defeat wound up a none too successful season. In the Quadrangle Cup Series, in which Pennsylvania won the first leg, Cornell was at the bottom of the list, winning only one of six games. The lack of veteran material and loose playing were accountable for the poor showing, but with most of the team back for next season, there should be a decided improvement. HF BROWN .r v I -.-i 486 I F - U- H --JM 'Mr 'mi M 'flgv 'l I 1 V Y l I . I l i, l I l I l l l l I l I . I , l II I 'I 'I 'S I 3 I E gl l ,' Q El 2 El' Il ' 1 Q 1 Q Ii fa j ' Moulton Wendt Trefts Shaw Wright Melniker Merrill Buckley I I Rossomonclo Henderson Brown Edkle Davis Scirlin Du ree , Y 8 P I Grcenbaum Baker Vitale Grove II l lf 1925 Varsity Baseball Team I l ' I OFFICERS ' J DAVID FLOYD DAVIS, JR., '15 HARWOOD FERRY MERRILL, '16 . I 5 RICHARD WILMARTH MOULTON, '15 WALTER WHITE BUCKLEY, '16 . J PAUL WITHERSPOON ECKLEY, '17 , l JOSEPH RICHARD GREENBAUM, '17 . Catcher ' THOMAS LUKE STIRLING, '15 . Catcher FORBES DUNEAR SHAW, '17 . . Fim' Bare HAROLD MELNIKER, '15 . .feeoiiel Bare i WILLIAM,WENDT, '16 . . Seemzil Bare X I FRANK DAVID ROSSOMONDO, '16 Thiril Bene 'J WILLIAM JARBOR GROVE, '15 . Thircl Biife ' DAVID FLOYD DAVIS, JR., '15 Short Stop , Captain Cezptiziiz-Elect . . Maizezcgef Afxixtiint Manager . Coach HARWOOD FERRY MERRILL, '16 . WILLIAM JOSEPH DUPREE, '16 . JOHN CHILION TREETS, JR. , '16 . CHARLES JILLSON BAKER, '17 . JOHN JAY BROWN, '15 . . . BURNETT FRANCIS WRIGHT, '16 . ALBERT ALNOR VITALE, '17 . . FRANK LAWRENCE HENDERSON, '15 Left F ielil Center Field Right F ielil Right F ielil . Piteher , Piteher . Pitcher . Pitrher 1 3l..... - 1925 Baseball Record iq Date Opponents Cornell Opponent! Place April 6 Virginia o 1 Charlottesville April 7 Virginia 4 9 Charlottesville April 8 Washington and Lee 8 5 Lexington April 9 Washington and Lee o 4 Lexington April IO Virginia Military Institute Rain Lexington 4 April II Virginia Military Institute II 1 Lexington l April 18 . Columbia ' 7 5 Ithaca April 7.7. Niagara 1 o Ithaca April 7.5 Princeton Rain Ithaca April 7.9 Columbia 7. 5 New York May 7. Dartmouth 3 12. Ithaca May 6 St. Bonaventure o o Ithaca May 9 Ohio State o 4 Columbus I May I3 Colgate 4 5 Hamilton May 16 Yale 7. 3 New Haven I May 7.3 Yale , 5 4 Ithaca Y May 7.7 I University of Rochester I4 4 Ithaca June 17. Pennsylvania 1 17. Ithaca June I3 Colgate 1 7. Ithaca June I7 Pennsylvania 1 7. Philadelphia June 18 Dartmouth 4 7 Hanover THE 197.6 MANAGEMENT W. W. BUCKLEY, '7.6 A. H. SCHIMMELPFENNIG, 117 M,,,,gggf Arfjsfnnf Maznngcff I f.1f.+---aw., .,.- --H figg-.1-L4--.-111,L 4.111-.nz-17 :rr-:Aa 'fmilfj i'- WA Ai 488 3 K x Pl' 1 1 ' w 'K 1 rv-' 52:2 4 -ff - .--T!-T---.- ------A. V-7.7!--w..-,Q --A V -.-. --YA--V-A -54--VY-fAig :ji Q H, nw fl ,Ugg P W W ., ' I Uv :w Fw. r I N!! , E! 1 3 :I M1 1 323 1-NI ,w V . f H11 W W, I W 'W I N , ' ul. ,X ,U F. 1 , YN , H3 1 w 1 5 M I I 331 f M, 1 4 :ww 1 W 1 1 1 1 ,H W ,N W 3 my ' x W MM -11W . TW , ,, ,. ' N1 W N: ft TU! , E M U Mil l Y, I V fy M N if in l 1. fl , ,. Wye 1 1 ,355 5 ,F f I 3 gh N C M I 4 M M Wir MH ,, X, fr 5 W' 2 : if Ji, ' N a 11 V X! J 4' H M U ' iz' E 1 Ag f W' W l, Q-xzarf '- -W A- ' ' T --f-ff 1 -fif-A-,...F,,l- - f ffm- - f f ---'TJ 'T -f- 1 f--iff' I,-N ---w.f.,d,,u.L-.1.,,g-:.n---5s-.v---- f---i.1..-iL'4jAi! b ,J l iQ-1 .-V zf::'::.....-,:-l , ,, , ,il-,Z.,,g-,,g, ,Wh l WAYTZ--K - ,L ,.:- ..L. -- ,Y '-1:--,,:7-,,Y J COMMODORE EMERSON AND COACH LUEDER 490 f-r . fi l f 'ff 1, L hi-T? y- I .-, :I 2. , fr f A i . ' Q , r w A Y B l I , .,v' g D ai. , 5 .4 . J f m l VA ' i . ' EMERSON ANDERSON i Commodore Commoolore-Elect :,. N The 1925 Crew Season The advent of Charles A. Lueder, '01, as head coach of the Cornell navy in the fall of 1914 witnessed a Cornellian-wide revival of interest in rowing. Graduates and undergraduates, alike greeted the addition to the coaching staff as a man most qualified to start the return of the Alma Mater to the high plane it held in the rowing world when the coaching reins were in the hands of the late Charles Courtney. No greater evidence of the undergraduates' interest was indicated than by, the registration of more than two hundred candidates when the first call for crew registrants was issued in the fall. Among the aspirants for places on the crews were the entire 1914 Varsity crew, with the exception of Drew, four members of the junior Varsity crew, and the entire Freshman crew. To weld from these men an eight possessed of the power and technique of a Courtney-coached crew was a task of mighty pro ortions, for as much was to be undone as to be done, a new system must be instituted? With the Hrst week of registration over, Coach Lueder took the crews to the inlet, where they worked every day until approaching winter made it no longer practical. From then on practise was held on the machines in the Old Armory, but intensive training did not begin until after first-term examinations were over, when five Varsity and three Freshman combinations worked daily in the crew room. April first found the crews on the inlet once more, but it was not until the day before spring vacation that conditions were favorable for rowing on the lake. Only four combinations were chosen to stay over the vacation period, two Varsity, one Fresh- man, and a substitute crew. Rowing conditions were ideal throughout the week, and two workouts were scheduled daily. The so-called heavy Varsity, stroked by I w l 1 l 1 .f 491 il if . . . Int:-4. A animal i I International Neuureel JUNIOR VARSITY RACE Stagg, made the best times and was selected to row in the Varsity event with Harvard, Pennsylvania, and M. I. T. on the Charles river, May 9. This race was keenly anticipated by Cornellians as the first test of the Lueder- coached navy, and high hopes were held for a crew that would measure up to the standards set by former Cornell eights. Conditions were poor for the regatta, and the start of the Varsity race was delayed until after seven o'clock. From the outset it was quite apparent that the Cornell and M. I. T. crews were outclassed. The Red and White showed plenty of power, but lacked co-ordination. In the last quarter of the mile and three-quarter race, they made a final desperate attempt to overtake the Tech boat, but were unable to do so and finished last. The Junior Varsity and the Freshman crews as well were outclassed and placed last in their events. The shortened races and the rough water were particular disadvantages under which the Cornell crews towed, but it was quite obvious that the slow sweeping Courtney stroke was not adapted to the short races now in vogue. During the next week Coach Lueder worked desperately to smooth out the stroke and quicken the cadence in preparation for the Triangular Regatta with Yale and Princeton at Derby on the Housatonic river, May 16, but he could accomplish but little in the three days of practise before the day of departure. The Stagg boat was once more selected to row in the Varsity event, and remained unchanged, but several shifts were made in thejunior Varsity and the Freshman shells. Yale was favored to win the Varsity event and did not disappoint the twenty thousand who gathered to view the spectacle. Cornell had the misfortune to draw lane three for this race, sufferin the disadvanta e of a stiff wind. With the starter's . 5. . 3 . . un the three Varsitv crews shot into action Sta ickin u a fast stroke that soon 8 . , f u gg S P , ut the Cornell crew in front an advanta e it held until the-half-mile mark- was P a 8 491 I Q , ' -5 1 , s r' . . n ,..r.m...'. . ' 2 i Inlemxrianal Newneel VARSITY RACE reached. Then the Eli boat gradually drew up, and for the next mile the two boats battled evenly, until the Blue challenged powerfully and forged ahead, where it remained to the finish. At the last quarter mark Coxswain Aronson called for a sprint, and the Cornell crew succeeded in cutting the Yale lead to. three lengths before the finish line was crossed. The Big Red crew showed power that was not to be discounted, but Yale was far better at the distance. In the Junior Varsity event, Cornell showed but little improvement over the showing it made on the Charles and again finished last. It was not even a serious contender for second laurels. The Freshman crew was hopelessly outclassed in its race. After these two races, Coach Lueder pointed for the Poughkeepsie Regatta to be held on June 2.1, for the management had been unable to book a race for Spring Day. The work of the Junior Varsity and the Freshman crews had given indication of necessitated changes which were forthcoming, but the Varsity remained intact. The week before the regatta four combinations, Varsity, Junior Varsity, Freshman, and Substitute, started the final stage of the training for the big event of the crew season at training quarters on the Hudson. Man and nature alike connived to give this most important event in Intercollegiate rowing circles the most colorful setting possible. Thousands filled the observation train and lined the bank, while a veritable fleet of boats, including three imposing- looking U. S. naval destroyers, were anchored near the finish line. The presence of three guests of the rowing association, Washington, Wisconsin, and Navy, attracted much attention to the races, for Navy's place in the rowing world has long been established and the western crews had made themselves feared by their showings in recent regattas. . As the starter's gun barked for the first race, the Junior Varsity event, the five ent- ered shells vvent away in perfect alignment. After the first few strokes, the Red and White drew out of the pack, picking up the lead at every stroke. This lead they main- tained to the last half mile mark when a final sprint by the great Washington crew il ini 77 ' ' ' It - Q11 A - -..g . . I 493 POUGHKEEPSIE REGATTA WM' W d mf JUNIOR VARSITY RACE gradually cut down the lead and finally overtook the Cornell shell to win by a length and a half in the fast time of ten minutes and twenty-six seconds. The second event was the Freshman race over the same two mile course. The Cornell yearlings could finish no better than fourth. g V With the splendid, if unexpected, showing of the Junior Varsity, Cornell followers hoped for even better things from the heavy Varsity. After a false start the Varsity shells got away perfectly at 7:10. The Navy and Washington soon were in the lead and they battled the whole four miles in one of the most spectacular exhibitions of oarsmanship that has ever been seen on the historic Hudson, leaving the others far behind to scrap it out amongst themselves to avoid the ignominy of finishing last. After Navy beat off Washington for first place, Wisconsin won a duel with Penn for third place, and Cornell succeeded in nosing out Syracuse and Columbia for fifth place. In spite of its lack of achievement it is believed that Cornell is on its way to the front rank in the crew world. One season is not sufficient to instill new methods and a new stroke into a crew, and Dr. Lueder is to be congratulated for the showing that his crews did make during the year. 494 Stagg Lange Allen Anderson Drew Buckman Krouse Frazer Aronson 1925 Varsity Crew JAMES EDWIN FRAZER, '16 . DANIEL HARVEY'KROUSE, '15 . SAMUEL THOMPSON BUCKMAN, '16 PREDRICK ALBERT CHARLES DREW, EDWARD LAPSLEY ANDERSON, '16 STANLEY CALEF ALLEN, '17 . RAYMOND VICTOR LANGE, '16 . NORMAN GORE STAGG, '16 . RICHARD ARONSON, '16 . 1D, '17 , Bow . Two . Three . Four . Five Six . Seven . Stroke Coxfwezin 495 -37 1 l.Y,.alg.., . I 1 Emerson Hynes Francis Callahan Sutliff Russell ter Kuilc Healy 1925 Junior Varsity Crew LOUIS HOLLISTER HEALY, '17 . Bow ROGER COUVELLE TER KUILE, '16 . Two CALVIN RUSSELL, 113, '16 . . . . Three RALPH CLINTON SIMEON SUTLIFF, '16 Fam' ERRET HARGROVE CALLAHAN, '17 Five JOHN MORGAN FRANCIS, JR., '17 Six DENNIS MICIIAEL HYNES, '17 . . Seven EHGENE HARDIN EMERSON, '16 . .Yteake YVILLIAM JOSEPH BEMIS, JR., '17 COX.fZIMZf1Z ROBERT XVHITE BUTLER, JR., '17 Subffifzete ROBERT BUMSTED JARVIS, '17 . Subsfitzele HAROLD JOSEPH SHACKELTON, '16 .Yzzbftitute lil? 1 I V J. 4 1 1 1 .1 -ig V 4ii '2Y7Y Y : - I-,Ti :: :lAY Y - oils., W Tg?T4 4 1925 Crew Record 41 ' 1 4 4 1 4 QUADRANGULAR REGATTA: AT CAMBRIDGE I 4 MAY 9 Varsity Race: Distance one mile and three-quarters. Time 9:11 1. Harvard 3. M.'I. T. 4. 4 1. Pennsylvania 4. Cornell '4 4 junior Varsity Race: Distance one mile and Five-sixteenths. Time 6:51 4' 4 1. Pennsylvania 3. M. I. T. 1 1. Harvard 4. Cornell 4 4 Freshman Race: Distance one mile and five-sixteenths. Time 6:45 4 1. Pennsylvania 4 3. M. I. T. 4 4 1. Harvard 4. Cornell 44 1 TRIANGULAR REGATTA: AT DERBY 4 ' MAY 16 4 4 4 Varsity Race: Distance two miles. Time 11:o6 444 5 1. Yale 1. Cornell 3. Princeton Junior Varsity Race: Distance two miles. Time II :3S 4-5 , 4 1. Yale 1. Princeton 3. Cornell Freshman Race: Distance two miles. Time 11140 1. Yale 1. Princeton 3. Cornell 14 INTERCOLLEGIATE REGATTA: AT POUGHKEEPSIE 4 1 JUNE 11 4 Varsity Race: Distance four miles. Time 19:14 4-5 1 1. Navy 3. Wisconsin 6. Syracuse 4 4. 1. Washington 4. Pennsylvania 7. Columbia ' 1 1' 5. Cornell 4 ' Junior Varsity Race: Distance two miles. Time 10:16 4 1. Washington 3. Pennsylvania 5. Columbia 1. Cornell 4. Syracuse 4 1 4 Freshman Race: Distance two miles. Time 9:59 14 4 1. Syracuse 3. Columbia 5. Wisconsin 4 1. Pennsylvania 4. Cornell 4 1916 MANAGEMENT 44 4 1 4 7 1 1 4 4 4 1 1 4 4 1 4 1 4 1 1 1 1 4 4 4 44 1 4 4 1 44 14 4 44 44 414 T. S. CHADEAYNE, '16 VAN SICKLE, JR., 17 44 . Manager Affixtant Manager 4 4 4444 4 4 44 ' 4 414 4 W W 4 3174 15:55- -1 1:2i.1,.1:5.1i1:sl41 eil 497 HOWARD B. ORTNER, '19, Coach of Basketball. While an undergradu- ate, Howie Ortner played on the Varsity basketball quintet for three years. In 1917 he was second high scorer in the Intercollegiate League, and in 1919 was captain ofthe team. The next year he took charge of the coaching, and since then under his tutelage the Red and White fives have been consistently well up in the league rating, finishing second in 1913 and winning the championship in 1914. His team this year, by Winning its last four games, gained a triple tie for third place. WALTER C. O'CON.NELL, '11, Coach of Wrestling. Walt O'Conne1l commenced his career as wrestling coach at Yale, where in 1906 he handled the freshman team. In 1908, while a student of law here, he coached his hrst Cornell team, which finished third in the Intercollegi- ates. During his fifteen years here, O'Connell-coached Cornell teams have won the intercollegiate title II times. His nine successive cham- pionship teams, and the championship again this year, stamp him as the premier wrestling coach in America. NICHOLAS BAWLF, Coach of Soccer, Lacrosse and Hockey After an ex ceptional athletic career at Ottawa University, Nicky Bawlf coached at Queens University until 1914, when he joined the Canadian overseas forces. Beginning in 1910 he coached the Cornell soccer team, which has since taken two second places and one third place in the Intercolle- giate League. Later he revived lacrosse and hockey as intercollegiate sports, after a lapse of some years. Since his arrival, undergraduate in- terest in these sports has greatly increased, and every year several hundred students take advantage of his instruction. FRANCOIS DAIUUEULAT, Coach of Fencing. In 1914 M. Darrieulat came to Cornell with an enviable record as coach and fencer. After nearly thirty years as an instructor in the New York A. C. and the Washing- ton Fencers' Club, he coached his first intercollegiate teams at the Nax al Academy. In his four years there, Navy won three intercollegi- ate championships. In 1910 and 1914 he coached the United States' first commendable Olympic fencing teams. 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K 1 in The 1926 Basketball Season First call for Basketball practice in early November found all but two of last year's team reporting daily, giv- ing Coach Ortner a wealth of material from which to mould a team. Early practise emphasized defense work which was evident throughout the season. The offense, however, was slow in rounding into form, and as a result it was not until late in the season that the team displayed its great- est strength. RUSSSMQNDO Preceding the vacation trip, the first game was lost to aptazn Hobart by two points scored in the last few moments of play. The results of the trip were encouraging, the first Ohio State, last year's Western Conference champions. On the following night the Cornellians lost a fast game to Pittsburgh, a similar defeat taking place in Buffalo. Superior team work and superb passing against Roch- ester won the last game for the Red and White. contest being won from The opening game at home was lost to Syracuse, although the Ithacans outplayed the Orange team in the second half. The return game with Rochester was close during the opening period, but the visitors' defense completely baffled the Cornellians in the last half, Clucas and Albee not getting a chance at the basket. On the following Wednesday, Villanova was easily defeated in a dull and sluggish contest, the new men getting a chance to play. First sound of the referee's whistle in a league game was heard in New York with Columbia opposing the Cornellians. The team failed to get into the swing of the game until the second half, but then their determined attack led by Albee and Moynihan was not enough to overcome the lead of the Lions. The return game with Syracuse was a repetition of the first, the fast playing of the Orange offsetting the repeated threats of the Red and White. In the second league game, a pleasing and well-deserved victory was scored against Princeton, the contest ending 7.5 to 18. Not until the second half did the Ithaca quintet show its true mettle, when, with the score tied, a drive was started that netted ten points in half as many minutes, Deveau tearing loose three times, making good perfectly timed passes from Dake. The annual Junior Week contest was staged with Pennsylvania. Examinations seemed to have had their effect on the team, for only in flashes did the team show the l ii' 'I i 501 PENNSYLVANIA GAME A TW form it displayed in the Princeton encounter. Deveau started a rally at the beginning of the second half by following a basket with a foul, however, several breaks for the Quakers stopped the bid for the game. In the game with St. Lawrence, the visitors' defense proved to be impregnable until the last, when it was too late to cut down the twenty-four point lead of the upstate team. ' Hanover was the scene of the next league game, where a lack of scoring ability allowed the Green to take the game, 17. to 8. Improved playing of the team was indicated by the 4 to 3 score at the end of the first half, one of the lowest in the history of the league. A hard-fought game was lost to Columbia by the poor foul shooting of the Ithacans, only four of twelve attempts be- ing successful. A similar victory was scored by Pennsylvania, inability to shoot fouls again proving disastrous. A stiff fight was put up in the first half, but the Cornellians were unable to cut in and most of their shots at the basket were wild in the Closing period. Close defense work and improved playing against Princeton broke the losing streak of the team. At the close of the first half the Tigers led, but in the closing period the offense piled up fourteen points, while the defense was allowing only three. On March W, P, BQWDRY, '15 . 6th a weak Eli team was clearly outclassed Manager after the first few minutes of play, Yale at 501 PENNSYLVANIA GAME TW no time seriously threatening the Red and White. The following Wednesday Cor- nell defeated Dartmouth in one of the hardest fought games ever witnessed in the Drill Hall. Captain Rossomondo's guarding was his finest playing of the year. Dake held the high scoring honors for the evening, making four baskets and six foul shots. The Red and White quintet played its best game of the season, displaying excellent team work. The outcome ofthe last encounter of the season, with Yale at New Haven, was in doubt until the final whistle. With two minutes to go and the score tied, Cap- tain Rossomondo, playing his last game, shot a long basket from the middle of the court. The Eli quintet was unable to overcome-the points thus gained and the game terminated, 7.7 to 7.6. The victory caused a triple tie for third place in the Basketball League, Cornell finishing two places higher than last year. W. JOYCE, JR.,,?.7 Auixtmzt Manager 503 1925-26 Varsity Basketball Record Date ,Store December I9 Cornell December 30 Cornell December 3 1 Cornell January 1 Cornell January 1 Cornell January 6 Cornell January 9 Cornell January I3 Cornell January 1 6 Cornell January 7.0 Cornell January 7.3 Cornell February 6 Cornell February 9 Cornell February I3 Cornell February I7 Cornell February 7.0 Cornell February 7.7 Cornell March 6 Cornell March IO Cornell March I 6 Cornell I Scare - Place Hobart I 8 Geneva Ohio State I5 Columbus Pittsburgh 36 Pittsburgh Buffalo I9 Buffalo Rochester I9 Rochester Syracuse 34 Ithaca Rochester 7.9 Ithaca Villanova at Ithaca Columbia 33 New York Syracuse 3 5 Syracuse Princeton 18 Ithaca Pennsylvania 7.7 Ithaca St. Lawrence 7.0 Ithaca Dartmouth 17. Hanover Columbia 7.3 Ithaca Pennsylvania 18 Philadelphia Princeton 1 9 Princeton' Yale 7.4 Ithaca Dartmouth I 6 Ithaca Yale 7.6 New Haven LEAGUE STANDING Team Columbia Dartmouth Cornell Pennsylvania Princeton Yale Won 9 6 5 5 5 O Left 1 A 4 5 5 5 IO Percentage 900 600 500 500 500 .OOO ll ' --. I 50 I I I il i, 1 .iii ,S ,hm T W W9 H-K, -A -if---111, ww- --W - -H f--, ff---ff-ff--fTT:f:f, ill il if 5 lwll SHE ' nl ll llyl ' lil' I In I ul H ill , rll I, Il Tl ' l 'Il Q Ig I ,l Q li lla li lg W, ln l ll, I, ' l J sy 7 .J I V1 'U I 1, J J ' Joyce Weber Schaenen Orrner Byron Hall Deveau Bowdry W j Dill Schlossbach Moynihan Rossomondo Albee Clucas ll al ,l 1 I ,J 1926 Basketball Y earn ll ' ll OFFICERS A FRANK DAVID ROSSOMONDO, '16 . . Captain WILLIAM PERRIN BOWDRY, '16 . . . Manager WILLIAM JOSEPH JOYCE, JR., '17 . Affiftant Manager I HOWARD BURNSHIP ORTNER, '19 . . . Coach l MILTON LESTER BYRON, '14 . Afvrixfanf Coach J . - ' TEAM RONALD MCKENDREE ALBEE, '16 . . . Forward GEORGE DOUGLAS CLUCAS, '16 . Forward LEE SCHAENEN, '17 . . Forward MERRILLS LUTHER DARE, '16 . Center GEORGE MATTHEW DILL, '16 . Center THOMAS CYRIL DEVEAU, '17 . Guard JOHN ROBERT MOYNIHAN, '16 . Guard FRANK DAVID ROSSOMONDO, '16 Guard THEODORE SOHLOSSEACII, '18 ...., Guard SUBSTITUTES BLINN SILL CUSHMAN, JR., '18 - EDWARD C. MASTEN, '18 1 1 LYMAN DAVISON HALL, '17 PAULJEAN SCILEPP1, '17 J HARRY BURTON WEBER, '17 l 5 J -TW W-'W T Y' T T 'Q l T ia 505 .1242-1 1-1.1-I--5-I-ag:,--fm,,,...m-f.-. --Q-5:-If 2:1 f- - :T...,.I-W...-ag, ,. ...YA -.. i,,,,,.-.-.f.:.-aw. L4 1 - L :L .1 Ya. 1 1-V -- 7 . I IIIIeIIIII ff-'XXIII : 'I'.m'I I sf- I I-I' XUXQX iii: WSH. Jroqjflr I'- 'YK WI fm- AvnVnVANAvAvnvn vnwxvnvfxvnvfsvnvfxvfx nvnvn xoxvnvnvrxxvs v,x AVA vnunvnvfs vfxvnv in 4: Wx, ll-KU., . .. Wiki ' .I u , - I H-gsm ' If. : 12- l'fw,.gyllx NHL lk -1 'Raul wp E' ?C 1-5 fx ink 1 E If' 2- 'iq fins, 'D 2 :C 'I Im : 14 i III- Eg 'lsglg - 5 25 HEI? Ig 'I' 3 ig . 'II E E3 :C . gc ' EC - fd I 5 75 gt-Jr 2 : :P Li I 5- 1 'S H ' '- 2 E -5 ' r . I5 Q ' ' c E .2 0 5 . I S : c l 2 Jie E J . Iii : 5 .f.. r in -Z r:,ll:',,.- i 2 ,sI7If'aI I 'fr QLLAIIEI iz we L-JH' 5 -, - unxalfgllr ,IIIJF 7 :ji-qIIIr'X ,III F' V Nl I , II ' I .A ' II II ll D The 1925 Season N unbroken string of triumphs in dual meets, the Intercollegiate championship, two Intercollegiate champions and three runners-up sum up the accomplish- ments of the 1916 Wrestling team, a record that is merely another tribute to the high grade training which Coach O'Connell has given the University's matmen during his fifteen years as coach here. Captain Affeld and Chakin, who during the season had beaten both the last year's champion and the runner-up, won the Intercollegiate titles in the unlimited and the 135-pound classes, while Loeb, Geier, and Partee acknowledged defeat to only one contestant in their divisions. Howard, who wrestled throughout the season outside his class, and Eisenhauer, who was somewhat below the standard of the rest of the men, rounded out a team possessed of such general II Ili I I strength that it was all but unbeatable in dual meets. I II The first meet, a victory over Pennsylvania with a final score of 23 to 5, showed I the possibilities of a successful season. Loeb, in the 115-pound class, started the I II I I events by throwing Servais. In the next encounter, McDonald I 'I II scored the only points for Penn by throwing Eisenhauer. Chakin II I and Lillienfield then fprovided one of the high lights of the meet. I I After a few minutes o sparring, they went to the mat when Chakin I I tripped up his man. In struggling to get free, Lillienfield twisted I his ankle, and Chakin was awarded the bout by default. In the Ii 'I bout in the 145-pound class, Geier won by decision. Partee's match I was declared a draw after neither of the opponents was able to gain I a sufficient time advantage in two extra periods. Captain Affeld and I Howard won their bouts by falls. In the contest with the team from the Rensselaer Polytechnic I. I Institute, the Varsity made another sweeping success, obtaining five 7 I falls and keeping their opponents from scoring. Three men who I, I hadn't wrestled against Pennsylvania competed, Pearis in the IIS- II pound class, Klein in the 145, and Henry in the 175, Klein and I I Henry gaining falls in their bouts. I I . .I In winning the Penn State match, the Red and White wrestlers I I gave the first sound basis for hopes of winning the Intercollegiate I title. The former Intercollegiate champions were able to score only II I AFFELD three decisions in the hotly contested encounters. Chakin especially I Capmifz .Ig distinguished himself by winning a decision over Captain Liggett, I I I II II IIII I .I I I I I I II, III II HI II I III I. II II III II I II I I I I Lr?1 3::.gv-m-1-fa,m1.,g2.-ri1-ffrSg,Liasr,.e-,1,:-- --+2 . A ,awrih-,xg-V Y 4A M K i i.l...-- III IIII I I I I IIII I I I I I I I I I II III If III. II. II III III III' III II II III II II I III III II II III III III II. III IIII III II II I I IIII II I II III III .II II, II' III 506 the Intercollegiate champion. Partee and Howard gained decisions over their opponents in bouts that went into extra periods, while Geier scored the only fall of the meet, throwing Long in four and a half minutes. It was I the first time in two years that the Nittany Lions have tasted defeat. ' Three falls and two decisions were amply suldicient to defeat Columbia, in the fourth contest. Loeb brought down his opponent after three minutes of wary circling, and Eisenhauer gained a fall in the second extra period ofa closely contested bout. Chakin made it three straight falls by going to the mat immediately with Olliphant, pinning his shoulders after five minutes of very fast wrestling. Geier held a time advantage of eight minutes and forty-six seconds over Brown but failed to get a fall. Partee found Pitkin stronger opposition, but won a de- cision with a large time advantage. In the 175-pound class bout, Howard was robbed of a fall over Sesit by the bell, and then lost the decision when Sesit obtained a few seconds' advantage in the extra periods. Johnson, sub- stituting for Captain Affeld in the unlimited class,was forced to retire from the mat, when he injured his knee. At Bethlehem, the next week, the Lehigh team, rated as one of the strongest in the East, was the next victim of the successful Red and White grapplers. Captain Affeld and Best of Lehigh, Intercollegiate t-itle holder in the 115-pound class, scored the only falls in the meet. Loeb's and Chakin's victories over Reed and Lewis, both of whom placed in the 197.5 Intercollegiates were outstanding. Two more decisions, gained by Geier and Howard completed the victory. In the last dual meet of the year, Syracuse offered little serious resistance to the vic- torious advance of O'Connell's team. Captain Jeffers of the Orangemen was the only visitor to score, gaining a decision over Cohen in a match that went into extra periods. The Varsity scored a total of four falls and two decisions for twenty-six points. Cornell demonstrated conclusively its ability on the mat, in the Intercollegiates at W. c. o'coNNELLf'diiii Coach p . , I AFFELD THROWS PATTERSON, SYRACUSE TW I I . 1 507 'CHAKIN WRESTLING VANDERPOOL, SYRACUSE TW Penn State, by amassing 17. points in capturing the title, two first places, three second places, and six falls figuring in the decided victory. Arfeld, Chakin, Loeb, and Partee Won their Way into the final matches, while Geier although eliminated from the finals won second place in his class by defeating Ace of Penn State and Warner of Syracuse in the second place matches. E. U. HILL, '16 S. C. CSBORNE, '17 Mdlldgff Affixlant Mazzuger L .,l il lllyl M, l ,wr 'I L l 1 ,lm , ill ,Ng Q ll lfll'l 4 Q ll! A gjvlll ll 2 ll Wi lip will lil H fllli, 1 ll l lll 'l 'll ll l lll,l wllllll , wx' n 'Mil ,llll Q, Hal' l ll ll,.l l, llll n lu: Vlllq 9 X irlj ll lllll ll Ellll lil ,ll ill' ilxl l'l l A-llllll llllllllll lilll il: ll il lllll lllll: ll 'll 3' ll il ,ll ll' lg Ill 1, llwlllll .1 ll' l l , lll ll lfl 'l , l ,xx 4 l ll l l LQ , ,l lil fill ill if llll lvl ll slfl' llh1fll ll' 'll lille, QI! 'l , , , JJ 508 I-V i3Af-7 --7 '-' ' ' 7 71,9-- - Hill Henry Johnson O'Cormell Affeld Howard Osborne Loeb Geier Chakin Eiserihauer Partee Pearis Klein 5 1926 W restlmg 7 eam ,, I FRANK OTTO AFRELD, 3D, '16 . . . Captain l EDWARD UPDIKE HILL, '16 . . Maizager I SAMUEL CARSON OSBORNE, '17 . . Affiytaizt Manager , WALTER CHRISTOPHER O'CONNELL, '11 . . . . Caarh I, i' TEAM i Featherweight Clllffllls pounds Welterweight Chd.f.f1I45 pounds 1, WILLIAM SIMON LOEB, '16 W Specialwiighr Clan-115 pounds FRANKLIN SYLVESTER EISENHAUER, '16 Lightweight Clan-135 pounds l v ABRAHAM CHAKIN, 16 JOHN NEWTON GBIER, '17 Middleweight CZHJJQIS8 pounds GOODLOE MALONE PARTEILJR. ,'16 Light Heavyweight Clan-175 pounds MILFORD CARLYLE HOWARD, '16 Heavyweight Clan-Over 175 pounds ' FRANK O'r1o APFELD, 3D, '16 il RECORD-DUAL MEETS Date Score .Yeere Place February 6 Cornell Pennsylvaniag Ithaca February I3 Cornell R. P. I. O Ithaca February LO Cornell Penn State 9 State College February 17 Cornell Columbia 8 Ithaca March 6 Cornell Lehigh S Bethlehem I March I3 Cornell Syracuse . 3 Ithaca INTERCOLLEGIATES , Cornell 115 Lehigh 155 Perm State 145 Yale 115 Princeton 73 Pennsylvania 6g Syracuse 45 Columbia 1. -f-1 V 12, A 11 1114, 1 11-.- K- E1 - I 509 E li i l l iw l'l v l l l i J ,, . l i l i wi 1 ' 4 i F-1 V i l 5 'WM' L'm':m '5 f1 lll'l'ftllll'f i po 3 4 V . ll I Xb 1 rl., JW. .V llgblf 765 Q - F9 . w . is a. If -Q,- l 'M J' --:fifth .i ii -Ifif'-1 'v,,sl 121k -Ju, i . Jr-7.o.4r lp., s'54T55 wuifrgic.. il. N 'Hara H game lil i' 'l Jigfjf' NIQEJEL i 'la ,E '- 'sag l s' A 1 ' if ' all A A 16' Sk 2-.X dill ,Q '- tg? YA kg g7 .li tif lg at va ts WNV? ale .gf ua -as .g gf 2-5 ge Nts, lg i - --. .fldmmlllnlllllllIllluIllllll. dllllllUllll l-V -Z? W W X X Vns- -- AVAVAVAVAVAVAVA vnvrsvnvnvnvnvfsvfsvfswfnvfxvft vfxvfsvfsvfxvf- vrxwnvAvnvnvnvAvAvnv-- . - YA .ll if Ml fl iiflfll 2 he 1925 Season lil l ilu l M i Registration for Soccer opened on September 7.7, and Coach Bawlf immediately put the seventy men who 1 3: reported at work. With the opening game with Syracuse only two weeks away, the Coach had little time in dag ', ,I which to whip the men and a team into shape. 1 i l I 1: 1 In the opening game, Cornell took the offensive at once and soon sent the first goal of the season winging 1 ii into the net. From the end of the first half with the score 7. to 1 in Cornell's favot,,the teams battled evenly until near the end of the ame when Svtacuse tied the score. Two extra five minute eriods failed to roduce , r Y 1 Z . P P EI the winning goal for either team. A week later, Harvard was defeated in the first league contest. Captain 1? Bowdish scored the only point of the game a few minutes after the opening whistle, Play was largely in if Harvard's territory throughout the game. 3 ' After a month's rest, the encounter with Lafayette having been cancelled, the ll V squad journeyed to Haverford to be defeated by a veteran team. With the score Q F P 2. to o against them, the Red and White played a strong defensive game, holding I fi i their opponents to one goal in the second half, but only succeeded in scoring i once, and the game ended, 3 to 1. I On Thanksgiving Day, Cornell again showed a strong defense. Displaying 1 1 decided superiority in the first half, they kept the ball in Pennsylvania's territory . 4 most of the time. Late in the last period, however, with the score 1 to 1, Boos, , Q Captain of the Red and Blue, tallied by a penalty kick, and a teammate added 1 1 another score before the close of the game. Returning quickly to Ithaca, Cornell l l i lost its last home game of the season, the next Saturday, to Yale. The Elis made 1 . Q their only point on a penalty kick. Although the Red and White outplayed their l l ' visitors, their inability to make shots good caused their downfall. ln the last game of the season, Princeton clearly outplayed Cornell, thereby clinching the league title. Cornell was continually on the defensive, never ser- iously threatening the Tiger's goal. .i . .iii ' .. Ml ta sl l 3 Boxvotsn Caprain R l Throughout the season, the team showed a superior knowledge of the game, but lost through the inability of the speedy forward line to score. Their record is significant only in showing this fundamental weakness. Next year, the team will miss the services of Captain Boxvdish, Bacon, Bamman, Miller, and Vincent, who graduate, but a strong nucleus is left for the 197.6,team. 1 - -L. 1 zf- - - . Y Y av, Je- ,- sl'-:mn L. fir.: Z. ggi . ar-.TSE :aa gage., .. ---J.. . .. , , , -- .. SIO l . 7 :E9?l3iiT i :gifif Ei:,?:fi 3ll1'l.ii1i' 'H'-',?gt34 i14': 1, ,,,, 4 -fgfrf Zlggiffr LC ' 7252 1 ,- I I gl2Tf': :iii 5: T' 'i'7'i 'l'l I ll ' I li mf T ll' :I 2 llq l M l fl A l'l I V fl A 4 r l ll' li T: 1. ll I, 1 Y 7 is il ,Ml N! ll 1 '1 I ll I il - ll l , l I 'PEE I Bamman Vincent Kammerer Bawlf Degenharclt Ivanoff Van Law 5 ' 1 I Pennock Klein Miller McCrohan Bowdish Bacon Shaw Mann ' Thom son Krie er Tonkono Russell Cha man l P 8 EY P l . I 1925 Soccer 'Y 'eam ' 1 ARVINE CLARK' BOWDISH, '16 , . . Captain FORBES DUNBAR SHAW, '17 . Ca tain-Elect P JESSE MEAD VAN LAW, '17 . . . , Acting Manager NICHOLAS BAWLF . , . . . . Caath A TEAM MORDELO LEE VINCENT, JR., '16 . . . Goal EARL GURNEY MANN, '17 . . . Right Fallhatk EUGENE KENNETH TONKONOGY, '17 . Left Fallhaek WALTER ROHRER MILLER, '16 . Right Halfhaek ERNEST ASBRAND BAMMAN, '16 . Center Halfhaek ALBERT LYON CHAPMAN, '17 . Left Halfhaek I JOHN GARRET KRIEGER, '17 . Oittfide Right ' EDWIN BRYCE MCCROHAN, '17 . Imide Right 1 ARVINE CLARK BOWDISH, '16 . . . Center FORBES DUNBAR SHAW, '17 . .... . Imide Left JOSEPH BACON, '16 . . .... Outride Left SUBSTITUTES IRA HAROLD DEGENHARDT, '18 ENOS ELDRIDGE PENNOCK, '18 GRANGET LOUIS KAMMERER, '18 WILLIAM LA ROCHE RUSSELL, '17 I WALTER JOSEPH KLEIN, '18 ALAN WARNER THOMPSON, '18 RECORD Date Stare Stare Place October IO Cornell 1 Syracuse 1 Ithaca October I7 Cornell I Harvard O Ithaca November I4 Cornell I Haverford 3 .Haverford November 16 Cornell I Pennsylvania 3 Philadelphia November 18 Cornell o Yale I Ithaca , December 5 Cornell O Princeton 5 Princeton 4.25, Q .1111 Y M W M SII i hill .yy .HI M., li, iq l ll will 1 I l I H il ,1 il il ll Il 1 l '.l ll l l Q 1 - E. - . if f-laeimgu lszrslv.. . , , , R ,ii...e12....:,2.T2seAesxx:ivf I l l li ii ,WA-' Sr mx-arf'-ix, i ll- A 5 3.1 L - 5 wigffqdln . X., fu, uq 5-, J: E, ma, 'ml F Tl .NL-' P- sq-B 11 1. D' jg Psi! 1 if 5 as PE 35 a- J- J 9' is 5. tif s' 5? 4: 52 Z1 as 9: Et 4. E' ju gf c il 1. D 5 ig 5' is 4: Et 2. ti D. :E if 3: it ES 7. 'ic 1- :J J :Qt S: :Z Jr' f. 'rl' - WL 2' 9-si it :f QF' !Hl ?'x : T.- -Jlifffg ,wifi fr: Igitnrllxff' pu r- 2' YA. :qu L l Q ' ,rp T ' I HW lllllf- ' , 545' VAvA'F4 'H 2-A-11T'T5 ll lvln I I Q ff-A il , X N is agp Lf swag! . , W Ir H15 ' JT T jgttus t The 1925 Season In spite of the loss of half of the 1914 Varsity, Coach Bawlf had plenty of experienced material, including Captain Hall, Bowdish, Morris, and Stainton, around which to mould a team. With these men as a nucleus, he developed a fairly fast and heavy twelve which won three out of the seven games played, and placed fourth in the Intercollegiate League. - The Cornellians showed excellent condition and form in the initial encounter of the season to beat Penn, 7. to o. The Red and White defense showed especial ability in thwarting the opponents' attack with Stain- ton, as goalguard, starring. Cornell had possession of the ball for the greater part of the game, but poor goal shooting resulted in a low score. Although Cornell scored a goal while holding Princeton scoreless during the second half, the rally came X too late, and the Tiger stickmen, by scoring three tallies in the first period, won by a score of 3 to 1. Bowdish and Rollins, for Cornell, and Thulin and Marshall, for Princeton, played well. Playing better in the next game, the Red and White stick wielders beat Penn State 3 to o, on a muddy field, which retarded accurate shooting. The following Saturday a Eghting Cornell lacrosse team went down to defeat by a score of 4 to 1 before a superior Yale twelve, after holding the Eli men to a one to one tie for the first half. Kearney and Morris of the Cornell defense played a remarkable game, while Bowdish of the attack was effective, At Geneva, a week later, Hobart's powerful offense proved too much for Cornell, and the Red and White was beaten, 7 to 4. Stainton, Cornell's All-American goalguard, kept down the score by several excellent stops. Hermann scored twice, both goals coming in the early part of the game. Despite Hne playing in the first half resulting in a tie, Cornell suffered a 6 to I defeat at the hands of Syracuse. A strong closing drive on the Part of the Orange- men and a weakening of the Red defense gave five goals and the game to Syracuse. After trailing Colgate during the first period the Varsity stickmen came back with a rush in the second half to win the Spring Day game, 5 to 1. The defensive HALT.. work of Morris and Kearney, and the attack of Blake, Hermann, and Rollins Captain was superb. The team played its best game of the season. i-:-:-n-s-a- rf- -Fe-1-ia-L-4 Aa.- .-,H 1.4.1 ag?-J,-.ina..,:,a......-..,---,---.--:-ff:-.1q--- --- WW- 3 , T ' 517. H' ,419 . ,Mp Pietz Robbins Swarr Kearney Stainton Blake Feick Dieffenbach Bawlf Brigden Mollenberg Miller Bailey Taylor Schade Rogers Beh Ashbery Morris Thompson McKinley G. Hall Bamman Jennings Bowdish Hermann Tonkonogy S. Hall Rollins Rice McCrohan 1925 Lacrosse Team GEORGE HALL, '16 ........... Captain ERNEST ASBRAND BAMMAN, '16 . . Captain-Elect RAY STEPHENS ASHBERY, '15 . . . . Manager WARREN ALBERT BEH, '16 . . . . Arrirtant Manager NICHOLAS BAWLE ...... ..,. C oacb TEAM CHARLIM MAXWELL STAINTON, '15 . . Goa! WILLIAM MCKINLEY, '15 . . , Center ERNEST ASBRAND BAMMAN, '16 . . Paint GEORGE HALL, '16 . . Third Attack FRANCIS KEARNEY, JR., '16 . . Cover Paint PAUL KRUGER RICE, '15 . . . Third Attack ROBERT MORRIS, '15 . . . Firfr Defeme ARVINE CLARK BOWDISH, '16 . Second Attack MALCOLM ROLLISON TAYLOR, '15 . Firer Defeme NATHANIEL HERMANN, '16 . . Firft Attack LESTER ROBBINS, '17 . . Second Defence JOHN BRIGDEN, '15 .... Imida Home CLYDE AUSTIN JENNINGS, '15 . . Third Defenfe DANIEL MICHAEL ROLLINS, '17 . Outxide Home SUBSTITUTES TERANCE BLAKE, '17 A JOSEPH PATRICK ROGERS, '17 RICHARD HENRY MOLLENARG, '17 THOMAS SWART, '17 EUGENE KENNETH TONKONOGY, '17 RECORD ' Date .Years Scare Place April 9 Cornell Pennsylvania-O Philadelphia April I8 Cornell Princeton 3 Princeton April 30 Cornell Penn State O Ithaca May 1 Cornell Yale 4 New Haven May 9 Cornell Hobart 7 Geneva May I6 Cornell Syracuse 6 Ithaca May 11 Cornell Colgate I Ithaca 13 Jail ii. --amllllfi ,,.m-'Ag K' amiivqiiieg. , EDI. I il- Ek tyviflvi lim . af Vs 1i life 5 , 1. . C -1 xpxrvk 7. .cf All XML. 7 'W 'I L J: EC L WL 1 'uit 35 E: 5 25 i' -g is 55 V Us ' 3 . 2' fc a' :E J- . 5- '3 T ll -5 f 5' is QQ as Sc C. 7 a- -4 Q 2 5' 5: 'a 5 f S9 22 .2 It 3 -S 5' 5 1- f gi 'E Z! 3 . Z. 3 uY'JfL if F Q1 Q ,inf-A ii 'Y QF xll 5- hm: 1-L 5: ,ln-iidiir r T: el 4115.171 ,.l P Q furriafe 4 .7,1uf TL : - Jr f - - .- E g . N 'Q I if W fr-'in E .if !'sQ?3f' '- J' 'miyrifjv r-af. r wdsnh ,-' -fl -Qc. ,. -.J Af' I-:k -, L f ff L - 1:-IL' .1 'N L l All - Afxlfx- - .- T .'. J T, , I D 1 up ul up lg' - u ' ll -up 5, llll :ly up 101 lqulqu llulll glllvjllpllqn Iii. fx 4 N'7x'.k,'X'.X,'XkZY,Xf'NXl,'Y,XJ'X'3fLxi,LXX,Xf'YX,X , M wixfnwllb :guy Jllnllu an x9l.yluJnlQn1h nh 0 nh .iii lhvil ddr, I uh .il h nh ix II ,. 'U J., The 1926 Season Clarkson Institute of Technology's sextet was the first to meet, and accept defeat, at the hands of Cornell's skaters. With no score until the third period, Aronson, on a pass from Captain Tilton, scored a goal. Mc- Cartney, for the opponents, evened the toll, until Tilton took the puck down the rink to score the winning point. ' The following week Dartmouth gained an easy victory. The strong Green team started the game by scor- ing six times in the first period. Cornell's defense tightened up in the second period, when Captain Tilton scored the sole goal for the Red and White. Nash's excellent work at the net prevented a larger Dartmouth score. By a long shot from the side-lines with only three minutes to play, Boston University gained the only point in an even game, January 13. Several times their goal guard was called upon to stop a well-directed shot by the Cornell forwards, but only once did the puck go into the opponents' net. That time it was not count- ed because of an off-side play. n The junior Week game resulted in another defeat for the home players, this time at the hands of Williams. The visitors started the game with a three-point lead before the Cornellians made their first tally. From then on, scoring see-sawed, but the Purple team always maintained its lead of one point. Excellent teamwork won for Williams, whereas individual efforts proved fatal to Cornell. Soft ice on Beebe Lake caused a slow game with Princeton on February 17. In a dull first period, Harding shot a goal for the Tigers. In the second period the battle began in earnest, and Captain Tilton, after an off-side play, made the Red and White's only goal. The Tigers made their second count in the fourth quarter. Nash played an exceptional game at goal, going to his knees twice to prevent a score. In the final contest of the season, the first hockey match ever played between these two universities, Cornell outplayed and defeated Syracuse, 2. to o. Captain Tilton's speed, combined with clever stick-handling, enabled him to lead many - Cornell attacks and to stop the Orange sallies before they were fairly well started. Throughout the season, which was far from unsuccessful, Captain Tilton's TILTON play was outstanding. The team showed steady improvement and suffered only Captain one decisive defeat. . 514 11' 1 11 1 11 11 11 HH 11 11, Y ,il ...iiiiifi-gl-Tie... 127.25 fi D ,IW f Y , M- Y Y Y 11 W5H11fg+Ai17,ggA-f.f,,it itgfii-1-izffiz, no -.,,,t -lijimfgfg-'-fiffgg'---gfnw 1111 11 1 1, V1 W 1 1' 1 111 1' 1 111 111 11 11 111 1' ' ' 11 1111 11 A 3111 11 U 511 111 1, '1 1111 11 11 1 1 ' 111 1M 1 1 111 11 111 111, 11 111 1111 1. 11' 11 11 11 11' 11 11 111 11 1 1 1 1 '1 11 I 1 15 1 111 1 1 11- 11 11 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 1 V 11 1 11 1 ' 1 , I A 1 1 11' 1 1. 1 1 ' 1 Brotherhood Watkins Taylor Boesche Sharp Breckenridge Gretsch li 1 1 Aronson Edminster Tilton Nash Hoyt Bawlf 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 , 11 1 1 1 '1 1926 Hockey Team. 11 1 1 1 BENJAMIN ELLSWORTH TILTON, JR., '16 . . . Captain ' ' PHILLIPS BENNITT HOYT, '17 . , . Captain-Elect ' FRED GRETSCH, JR., '16 . . . . . Manager ' ' FRANCIS MALLORY BROTHERHOOD, '17 . . Affiftant Mafzager W ' NICHOLAS BAWLP . . . . . . . Caacb ' 1 TEAM 1 1 ' ARTHUR LORD NASH, '17 . . . . . Goal 1 FRANK CUSTER EDMINSTER, JR., '16 . . Right Defenre 1 HUGH BRECKENRIDGE, '17 . Left Defenfe 1 1 1 RICHARD ARONSON, '16 . . Right Wing x1 1 PHILLIPS BENNITT HOYT, '27 . . Left Wing 111 1 BENJAMIN ELLSWORTH TILTON, JR. , '16 ....... . . . . Center 1,1 1 , 1 1 j SUBSTITUTES 1,11 JOSEPH WILLIAMS AYERS, YL7 JAMES BARNABY TAYLORMIR., '18 X11 FRITZ WILHELM BoEScHE, '27 THOMAS DAVID WATKINS, '18 111 1 RECORD 1 . Date Scare .Store Place R 1 January 9 Cornell Clarkson 1 Ithaca 1111 ,1'1l 1 January I6 Cornell Dartmouth I1 Hanover 1 January 13 Cornell Boston University L Ithaca 11 February 5 Cornell Williams 5 Ithaca 1 11 February I7 Cornell Princeton 1 Ithaca February 10 Cornell Syracuse o Syracuse 111 1 no , .A ...A , at ,LLL M:..,,1L A-,Z A 1.1 I H fr S It 4 515 -. HY- fan-.. . --1.. . ,, . , ni. . ,Y pqwf, Y -Ag xr 2 .. sf it IL! WW it lx I 2 x x A' Q. at E :wil J-3 -, 'rv-B, hr :C 1 it 'K t 3 ,C dl, L , -1 uv 5: siknhkv 7: 'HN 75 Li D 'ap 5 'E Sa 55 P: 'Eg . ic E- if f :E 415 a- 1 w 3: 2' 'f 75 pi -C 5. .5 i. 5' g I I E' 5 4' 'c 5' 1 - 1 'S 9: s- -E 5: 2 5' 5' 5 fi gl Q 5,1935 LJJS ,E E'imW ,uu'fT'f' L: ' J' 3 .Juv--1' flees g ll 1- ' Tikes 355 :lr 'dig-Life.. FJ 'J JF LEX QL J' r-eff 1 'E- r Jit' ' 5 :TE- r fn 'N L f' lc Nl 2? Q5 .9i'f ll A lr 'WI' ll IA l l:ujl -.fin Qu up mu unduly sqm. ulqyilqyltl lillit. Qbx : The 1926 Season No coach could be faced with more discouraging prospects than was Coach Darrieulat at the beginning of the 197.6 Fencing season. Neither regular nor substitute was left from the 197.5 team, and the men reporting were almost all inexperienced. To add to the difficulties Robbins, a sophomore, who was selected to captain the team, sprained his arm in the middle of the season, and Good, another sophomore regular, was unable to compete in several matches because of an injured knee. In the first match of the season, Columbia defeated a team composed almost entirely of sophomores by a score of I4 to 3, at New York on February 13. The next match, however, showed a decided improvement 5 although the Varsity foilsmen out-touched Hamilton at Clinton by seven, they were unable to nose out their opponents and lost, 9 bouts to 8. The following Saturday, M. I. T. decisively defeated the Varsity. Good and Chardon were the only Cornell men to score. Captain Robbins' return to the line-up and the experience gained in the previous matches, materially strengthened the team for the encounter with Dartmouth, March II, but the Green maintained a one-point margin, winning 7 to 6. In the final dual match of the season against a strong Pennsylvania aggreation, 1 . A -S the Cornell foilsmen again just fell short of victory. The Red and Blue won ten , 'ii 'x . ' ' ' bouts while the Cornellians captured seven, four of which Chardon accounted E for. Captain Robbins contributed the other three by winning one foils and two f 4 -N is-:fi sabre bouts. T ? i ' 1 5 At West Point, on March zo, in the sectional qualification matches for the ' Intercollegiates, the Cornell fencers finished second in their section, composed .A I V' -I of Cornell, Army, Hamilton, and Syracuse. The Varsity's defeat of the Hamil- if 1 tonians was entirely unexpected. Captain Robbins' brilliant performance in 2 i winning twelve out of sixteen bouts was the hnest individual effort of the meet. ig I I Good had only lost one bout when an injured knee forced him to retire. All mem- X bers of the fencing team were thus made eligible to compete in the Intercollegiates -l F' - at New York, April 2. and 3. I In the face of the sterner competition ar the Intercollegiates at the Hotel I, - Astor, Cornell's inexperienced team showed up at a loss. The foils team, which ' alone was entered, finished in a tie for last place with Army. In the team match A with the Cadets, Captain Robbins, Chardon and Good scored victories over ROBBINS their opponents, giving the Red and White fencers a 3 to I margin in the only Captain match victory of the meet. i 516 Ramage Good Ickes Goldstein Gaskell Conroy Darrieulat Pirone Long Smith Robbins Chardon Hoyt 1926 Fenczng 7 'eam SEYMOUR STANLEY ROBBINS, '18 . . . . Captain SAMUEL COWAN RAMAGE, '17 . Acting Manager FRANCOIS DARRIEULAT . , . . . Coach TEAM N FOILS SABRE I SEYMOUR STANLEY ROBBINS, '18 HAROLD LEWIS HOYT 6 l FERNANDO CHARDON, '18 SoL ROLAND GOLDSTEIN 16 EARL GooD, '18 ALPREDO LARCO, '18 Szzbftztute ALFREDO LARCO, '18, .Yubnitute 4 EPEE SEYMOUR STANLEY ROBBINS, '18 FERNANDO CHARDON, '18 RECORD l Date Stare Score Plan: W February I3 Cornell Columbia I4 New Yorlc ' February 10 Cornell Hamilton 9 Clinton February 17 Cornell M. I. T. xo Ithaca March II Cornell Dartmouth 7 Ithaca March I3 Cornell Pennsylvania IO Ithaca T 'tnma1- , -TQ Y 'Q ,L Ti- 'fl' ' TTT T' 517 lir i i l 1 iv 1, f 1 Q Wg 'iii ggi W Wbfligl -Y W 5 I 1 , V., li lla l i 1 Jn. F-u. N. l 4 4 4 AvAvAv AVAUFDFD A i 3 7 ilnnmll 1 . 'il 1 i lllltlw t i' 44 11 ff K VL I l..llil I X ,141 ag :. . jr i ll' li 'L ' - 4' g. 11 . ' X If wk .if 'Nj tl ' . , K '1 l J' J 1 l .ir-'bw '1 1r M it Amr 'st ,F 1 +1 Jaeaa' A wasnt 5 y l J 17 7f9 'lgtgb r 1 ' 1:-ral 1 ll awe ll -M ,F ' QB, l , 1 . il 'Q if :Lg I l 'K' ' 71k - l :?'- Far C'-3: DE' if 1. :ii Jac ig. :iii 14l ill gi' ?5 Q? l 1:3 1 : ' - E . :.c ll li 5 I ,ix . 1 5 , . '1 1 l ' f 4, ..Gfflllulllln-nlllmlllmlillnnll lvnllluul!lhllllm ,. .: 4 i H 1 N as .IAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAvnvrwvrsvrsvnvavnvmvnwfnvfsv-svfxvnvfsvfyvnvfxwnvfxvfxvnvfxvnvrxvnv- - . - Y-s f l 4' .1 l ' l 1 1 1 1 l1 l I V 1 11 l 1 ,, . he 1925 Season ll ii g ji li Faced by a hard schedule and with much promising material from both the freshman and last year's team li ii! to be developed, Coach Dawson started fall practice without delay. When the weather forbade further prac- 4' tice on the Baker courts, the team transferred play to the Armory, where after a brief interval, elimination V l matches started. Bri ht, Stein, and Garretson showed u well in these matches, and after their conclusion 5, 4 3 P 1 4 Stein, a junior, was elected to captain a well-prepared team. ll, i On May 1, in their initial match, the Cornell team scored an easy victory over Swarthmore, 4 to 1, in the 1 Drill Hall. The Quaker team, handicapped by its inexperience with the board courts, was beaten as decisively 3 as they had beaten the Red and White the previous season. In the feature match, Stein, after losing the Hrst set, beat Hodge of the visitors in an uphill battle, 1-6, 6-7., 6-3. l l . . . . . it ll ,, Following IIS auspicious start, the team overcame Washington and Lee on M4 ga- May 9. In the singles Noble and Bright, and in the doubles Bright and Mallery if 1 1 won easy victories for Cornell. The other matches were closely contested, but the 'xii' ii Lexingtonians could only get two points to the Varsity's seven. Colgate's team l i . ' was the next to succumb to the consistent playing of Cornell's racquet-wielders. l, ' l Bright was the star of the 4 to 3 victory at Hamilton. ll! 3 ' . Ni 4 In the contest with Michigan on May 16, the Red and White won a hard, 4:1 ix ' 3 spectacular battle, defeating the Western Conference Champions, 4 to 3. Garret- 'li 17 've-1' 'elif if son and Bright starred for Cornell winning all their matches. In the only three .1 ' -P' ' t . 'e . i . . . 14 1 1, ,4 set match of the meet, Devine and Bright defeated Elliot and Vose of the Maize 1 1 1 - . .A .EAE3s5fii252,:f 1, 1, and Blue, 1-6, 6-3, 6-1. lf if , - 1 i If 5 f 'W I' . . 1: On May 13, the Cornell team met its only defeat of the season, being bested, 8 l' V If 3 to 1 at the hands of Pennsylvania on the Baker courts. Several of the matches were if il V extremely close, but Bright was the only man to win for Cornell, defeating Stone W ,, 4 dy of Penn in straight sets by his splendid service and work at the net. The Varsity i, 1 1- 1 .HF . . . gil , X 2 Q, rounded out the season, a weel-: later, by defeating Hamilton at Clinton, 9 to o. 1 I The efficient work of Coach Dawson and the consistent playing of the team ill ' combined to make the 1915 season extraordinarily successful. Captain Stein, is i S1-EIN Captain-Elect Bright, Devine, Garretson, and Noble will form a nucleus for an l. ,, Cnprain exceptionallv strong team next vear. ., , , ll' !i, xi '35 ibm- - - '1' L mit' '15 ' ' ' 'Tj W liz, ng. -.:7 '- - llli K t ---. ff-affff.. mf:-7-- .-111, 11--- ..-.-,s-Q,-. 518 ,,...... MM., 1 LI LL.-..5igMLi,T1 A f K 'W- 'M '-'nw' 'ngnt' ' '4'A'M7 i..31- 41 1 1 1 Il E l i 5 1 l1 l 1 l l l 1'l 1 I 1 1 1 I I 1 1 1 R. 11 F 1 lr 1 Schwingel Mallery Devine Snee Dawson Noble Stein Bright Garretson I I l l ll 1925 T ennzs Team MEYER STEIN, '16 . . . . Captain THOMAS MORTON BRIGHT, '16 . . Captain-Elect Y, VINCENT JOHN SCHWINGEL, '15 . . . . Manageff i , HENRY I-IERMAN MEYER, '16 . Affiffam' Manager I EDGAR DAWSON . . . . . . Coacb 1 Il TEAM 44. THOMAS MORTON BRIGHT, '16 FREDERICK CLARENCE MALLERY, '15 I WARREN DOWNE DEVINE, '16 STANLEY RODMAN N OELE, '17 ' JACK SPELLMAN GARRETSON, '17 WILLIAM EMERSON SNEE, '15 MEYER STEIN, '16 Q4 l RECORD Dare .Yea Ve Score Place 414 May 1 Cornell 4 Swarthmore 1 Ithaca il May 9 Cornell 7 Washington and Lee 1 Ithaca Q May I5 Cornell 4 Colgate 3 Hamilton May I6 Cornell 4 Michigan 3 Ithaca 'Q May 13 Cornell I Pennsylvania 8 Ithaca tl May 30 Cornell 9 Hamilton O Clinton 11 ll ' CC A C YW to 'Q3 L3 C -4 I - g3LgLi11l- L1 ,li 519 Eff, , YW, - tl , ,, l 1 I II' . I I I I I I I I I I I I II I I :I III II III' II I I I I I y I I International Nrfwfeel IN fi FRESHMAN CROSS-COUNTRY INTERCOLLEGIATES I I I Ar , l III I I IL g , W , ,, WW. I- M I I ww- 'A Y V , , I , 1?El::,,f,f,11,, L13 Y 75:13-Y -Af 1 Y V ' A 57.0 I I I J? I A i ,. 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Coaches of freshman I teams must concern themselves with the duty of developing future Varsity stars, and V with instruction in the rudiments of the game, rather than with winning, with the Q V material available, as many as possible of the contests in which the teams engage. V ,I From this standpoint the development of such outstanding performers, among others, if il as Anderson, Beck, and Cohen in football, Spelman in track, and Benson in cross Y country, stamps the past year in Cornell freshman athletics. among the most successful I il in years. Spelman won his Varsity letter for participation in the International Varsity ' N meet with Oxford and Cambridge, ranking him with Stack and Lovejoy, the only If other men so honored in the history of Cornell. Benson won the Freshman Intercol- ll, ,l legiate Cross-Country Championship, while in every sport the development of men of Varsity caliber rewarded the coaches' efforts. 7, From a standpoint of victories, few of the freshman teams had successful seasons. The 1918 crew finished last in its races at Cambridge and Derby, but under the tutelage lil of Coach Lueder, ,Ol, improved so that they finished fourth in the Intercollegiate lil ,Q Regatta, only two lengths behind Columbia after battling with them during the ll entire distance. Out of five games played, the 1918 baseball team lost to the Ithaca 5 I I School of Physical Education, Colgate, Columbia, and Pennsylvania, and won only I from Waterloo High School. The team played well in its games, but inexperience was Hi ll the cause of most of the losses. If In track, the 1918 team won only one out of three meets, but it produced good future 'Ill Varsity material. The Cornellians swamped the Colgate squad, 785 to 47-5. Pitman, 'I Berry, and Langhorst were the high scorers for Cornell. In the dual meet with Penn- flig sylvania, the Red and Blue won. Spelman ran a beautiful race in the 11o-yard low 'll li as 9 ..-.... .........- -iigiii -,-,- .... 7 p . S11 in Ali . Y , ' LL- J N-lj an-1 Irlfernaliofzal Newareel POUGHKEEPSIE REGATTA hurdles. Penn was superior in the sprints and runs, but Cornell made a good showing in the field events. Penn State's trackmen won easily in the next meet. Although the Cornell teammade a better showing than they had previously in the season, their inexperience as compared to the Nittany Lions' was too much of a handicap. Spelman, Langhorst, and Malley won their events, while Berry, Pitman, and Williams tied in the pole vault. Throughout the season the team showed particular strength in the field events. Cornell's best freshman eleven in years went through the season with one defeat, losing only to Pennsylvania. Following a few weeks' practice, the 197.9 team played the Dickinson Seminary eleven. Contrary to expectations, the freshmen won 9.3 to o. Beck and Cohen played well in the backheld, while Anderson did good work on the line. A week later, St. John's Manlius was overwhelmingly beaten by a 39. to o score. The Red and White team showed plenty of power in this game, but still lacked Co- ordination. Cornell next defeated the Columbia yearlings, 40 to o. The freshmen played their best game of the season, keeping the ball in Columbia's territory during most of the game. Effective work by the line and good interference permitted the Cornell backs to make swift plunges through the opposing line. Beck was the outstanding star of the contest, his best feat being a 5o-yard run for a touchdown. The last game of the season was with the Penn freshmen. Cornell, hitherto undefeated and its goal line uncrossed, was beaten, 16 to 1. Penn had an excellent set of backs who broke up nina? u i x l I l l the Cornell line plunges and end runs with ease. The Cornell line opened wide holes .Q in the defense, but the Red and White backs never got far beyond the scrimmage line. il Cohen played a steady cool game while Anderson' played the best game of any man I on the field, his aggressiveness aiding materially in holding the Penn team. The season i was a success. I' 57-3 QT- I li N ,. I 1 rl it li li ll i l1 'I Ti l li 1 I 1 I I I il 'w r I K l l ws, ,l. li w l 1 ll U li I X. ll 'l ll if is . I li, IQ! lx' i Q Y I 1 l 1 li lx li 1 l iii . I ' fu m S COHEN AROUND END G 'P'ff' MANLIUS GAME An encouraging development was the showing of the I92.9 cross-country team which overwhelmed Ithaca High in its only dual meet and placed third in the Intercolleg- iates. Benson and Gregorie were the individual stars. The team finished as follows in the Intercollegiate run: Benson 1, Gregorie 5, Sharp 7.0, Nichols 30, and Fuller 37. On the court, the 197.9 basketball team won three games and lost three. The losses were to Cortland Normal, Rochester East High, and the Penn yearlings. Cornell won from St.'John's Manlius, Columbia, and the Rochester freshmen. Steady improvement during the season in team play, passing, guarding, and shooting, featured. Molinet, Cobb, and Layton played the best games. During the past year Cornell was represented as well by freshman teams in lacrosse, tennis, soccer, wrestling, and swimming. The 197.8 lacrosse team, showing a lack of experience in handling the sticks, was easily defeated in its only games by Syracuse Central High School and the Syracuse University freshmen. In losing to the 197.8 Syracuse team and tieing the Lafayette High School netmen, the freshman tennis team showed no especial ability. Captain Moore, Hall, and Thompson starred on the 197.9 soccer team, which went through its season without defeat, beating the Syracuse yearlings, 7. to o, and the Rochester East High School eleven, 4 to 7.. Of the winter sports, the wrestling season was particularly successful. Three falls and two time decisions for a total of 7.1 points won for the Cornell wrestlers against the Penn matmen, who could score only 8 points. Captain Stafford, McConnell, and Josefson registered falls against their opponents. In their other meet, which was not decided until the final match, the Red and White grapplers won over Lehigh, I4 to 13. Captain Stafford featured in the victory. For the first time Cornell was represented by a freshman swimming team. The Red and White swimmers defeated Ithaca High by large margins in their only meets. , . 57-4 1 918 FRESHMAN TRACK TEAM J N 1919 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM 515 1 i I . 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I I Women fs' Administration MISS GEORGE LAURA WHITE Dean of Wofnen MISS GRACE SEELY MISS GERTRUDE HOUSTCN NYE Social Di1'6Cl'0jI of Sage College. Social Director of Pmdence Riflgf Hall N . 1 519 'K ' :-ggvag ,- ' fi' u V H 5 my 'a- -s w? -I G 530 i ' ' ll ' ' i w M :.x I v- I I ' , ,ffl SQ ' - E ' 1 ' iff, . ,I ' 'ilk . tj' . ge.:-1 H - ,qv .. ,z .W I b Josh H0' Ga va, f' if x '5 5 Y Y 0919 Ofqxlr AWN 0 elf ga I fm s f Q FRYf. . I .1 s f' w 1 . ' LW W .t , It I . f M12 -, ll' 5' . . f 'A ' B3 Jw A. 1 - ,. w x 1 ' 'C3.i3'f5i- 2 1fZf ..ff '-fri ii? I ,'. .np W N 4' -f 0 2 N ' 12- 'J' X ' f'!'Q 5' . 5 I ' ' 'L 4 ' N ' I'1 'X 0-- l x. . ff ln- yi Jfpjpfg' qnxifa, 5 ' -l + ,I'1g'1W . Q ' ii F , I y A' M215 I U: I ' Yr ' -' I ,-3, -. ' - 'iff ., 'A , , 11 U ,U P. IX z .' H! 'f' , '., ur, V ff , 1' if '. f E' X ' fl' s Q05 , .- M A Y 7 A ' Q fr' uf ' h A if N V . - , 1' W'5 'f i,g Lf C'XkLk..-fff' ka., -ftfxk L f 1 4254 -'x U ESTELLA MAE BARNHART, Stella, Mahanoy City, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Mahanoy City High School. Four years at Cornell. Women's Glee Club, Librarian 3, Cercle Francais 3, 4. 1 SARA BAss, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Hunter College High School. Four years at Cornell. Crew 1, 2.. BEATRICE BAYUK, Bebs, Philadelphia, Pa. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Philadelphia High School for Girls. Four years at Cornell. EAT, Hockey Squad 1, 2., Baseball Team 1, 7., Freshman Commission, Freshman Ban- quet Committee, Freshman Play Committee, Associate Member Women's Dramatic Club, Dance Festival 1. CHARLOTTE CECILIA BEACH, Laila, Catskill-on-the-Hudson. Home Economics. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Irving School. Four years at Cornell. Freshman Play Committee, Hades Stunt Committee, Farmers' Week Committee, Sopho- more Cotillion Committee, Dramatic Club 1, 1, 4, Frigga Fylgae, State Cash Scholarship. CAROL BEATTIE, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prcipared at Englewood High School. Four years at Cornell. K F, Y.W.C.A. Cabinet, Dramatic Club. ELIZABETH BEATTIE, Betty, Ithaca. Home Economics. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Englewood High School. Four years at Cornell. KKF, Women's Glee Club. OcTAv1E LoU1sE BEAUJON, Canaan, Conn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at North Canaan High School. Four years at Cornell. Wayside Aftermath, Freshman Play. BEATRICE BENEDICKS, Bea, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Waclleigh High School. Four years at Cornell. -fI1BK, Women's Glee Club 7., 3, Deutscher Verein, Agassiz Club. DOROTHY ALEINE BENTON, Dot, Phelps. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Phelps Union and Classical School. Two years at Cornell. XQ, Y.W.C.A. Cabinet 4, Women's Glee Club 3, 4, Cercle Francais. FRANCES MARION BTCKET, Bunny, Brooklyn. Home Econom- ics. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Bay Ridge High School. Four years at Cornell. Winner of W.A.A. C , Penthama, Baseball Team 1, 7., 3, 4, Tennis Team 1, 3, 4, Soccer Team, Captain 3, Basketball Team 4, W.S.G.A. Council, President, W.A.A. Council, Vocational Guidance Committee 3, 4, Silver Bay Club. 531 Rana LATTA Biocs, Trumansburg. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty- two. Prepared at Trumansburg High School. Three and one-halfyears at Cornell. AF, Student Friendship Committee, Y.W.C.A. Cabinet, Silver Bay Club. . PHYLLIS WINTERMUTB BODLER, Phee, Pittsford. Arts and Sci- ences. Age, twenty, Prepared at Pittsford High School. Four years at Cornell. X Q, Dot and Circle, Crew 7., 3, Basketball Squad 3, 4, Rifle Team 1, Q., Hockey Squad 7., Alumni Fund Drive Committee, Freshman Play Committee, Class Pub- licity Manager 4, Manager of Rifle Team 3, 4. PAULINE BORNSIEIN, West Orange, N. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one, Prepared at East Orange High School. Four years at Cornell. AEIID. DOROTHY MYERS BOWEN, Dot, Durhamville. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-One. Prepared at Oneida High School. Four years at Cornell. Hockey Team 1, L, 3, State Cash and Tui- tion Scholarships. BEATRICE ELSIE BOYER, Bee, ' Hartsdale. Home Economics. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Evander Childs High School. Four years at Cornell. KAO, ON, Sedowag Winner of W.A. A. C , Penthama, Tennis Team 1, 1, 3, 4, Hockey Team 3, 4, Chairman, W.S.G.A. Social Committee, Hades Com- mittee, Freshman Banquet Committee, W.S.G.A. Council, Manager of Tennis 1, 1. VIRGINIA Bizawsran, Girlie, Freeville. Home Economics. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at The George Junior Republic School. Four years at Cornell. College Honor Committee. HiLD.4. BROOK, Morristown, N. Arts and Sciences. Age, nine- teen. Prepared at Morristown High School. Four years at Cornell. AEfIJ. ' MILDRED ANNA BRUCKER, Webster. Home Economics. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Webster High School. Four years at Cornell. JOHANNA Tmziuzsa BUECKING, Jo, Buffalo. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Masten Park High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. AOIT, AKA, Raven and Ser- pent, Crew 1, 1, Y.W.C.A. Cabinet 7., 3, Thumb Tack Club, Dramatic Club, Librarian 4, Freshman Play, State Cash Scholarship, Manager of Crew 1, Manager of Basketball 7.. HELEN MANNING BULL, Middletown. Home Economics. Age, twenty-one, Prepared at Middletown High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. A ElA,ON, Sedowag Y.W.C.A. Cabinet, Social Service Committee 3, Country Community Club, Frigga Fylgae, President, Home Economics Club. S 533 'ii I Il --- H ulu lllglifmrum Fl . ' ' ': : A J.I1Ilr-'P ll l I I 4 1 A I I I 4 l ll I. MARAIORIE HOWELL BUNTING, Pete, Honesdale, Pa. Home Economics. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Honesdale High School. Pour years at Cornell. DOROTHY REED BURNETT, Dot, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. AF, CDB K, Portfolio Club, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, Undergraduate Scholarship. LAURA JANE BURNETT, Webster. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Webster High School. Four years at Cornell. Class Archery Team 1, 3, Wayside Aftermath, Country Community Club. RUTH MARY BURNS, Burnsie, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. AF, Raven and Serpent, Hades Committee, Class Endowment Fund Committee, The Cornell Daily Szm Board 1, Assistant Women's Business Manager 3, Women's Business Manager 4. FLORENCE MERWIN BURTIs, Billie, Vineland, N.J. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Hunter High School. Four years at Cornell. EK, Mortar Board, Sedowa, Raven and Serpent, Dot and Circle, Winner of W.A.A. C' ', Penthama, Baseball Team 1, 1, Captain 3, Hockey Team 1, 4, Soccer Team 3, Rifle Team 3, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Class Traditions Committee lg Y.W.C.A. Large Cabinet 1, Small Cabinet 3, W.S.G.A. Council, Judiciary Committee 4, Class Endowment Fund Drive Committee 3, Sage House Committee 3, Hades Stunt Committee 1, Women's Glee Club LQ Silver Bay Club, Rifle Club, Chairman, Women's Activities 4, Manager of Baseball 1, Manager of Tennis 3: 4- RUTH LOUISE CALISCH, Kelly, Toledo, Ohio. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Scott High School. Four years at Cornell. EAT, Crew 1, 1. RUTI-I INGI.oR CARLSON, Schenectady. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Schenectady High School. Four years at Cornell. CIDBK, AKA, Women's Glee Club lg Dramatic Club. GERTRUDE LILLIAN CARNCROSS, Genie, Cato. Home Econom- ics. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Meridian High School. Three years at Cornell. MARTHA FRANCES CARPENTER, Yonkers. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Yonkers High School. Four years at Cornell. AF, Basketball Squad 1, 1, Women's Glee Club I, 1. VIRGINIA LUCRETIA CASE, Casey, Gin, Canandaigua. Home Economics. Age, twenty. Prepared at East Bloomfield High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. ON, IIAC9, I , . . y Sedowa, Frigga Fylgae 1, Secretary 1, Vice-President 3. l - 3 ls?-E I ' I I , Tiara: -A -1 .. L'. fgf.. 534 MARY Lou1sE CHAPIN, Holcomb. Home Economics. Age, twenty- two. Prepared at East Bloomheld High School. Four years at Cornell. HELEN LYDIA CHAPPELL., Staten Island. Home Economics. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Curtis High School. Four years at Cornell. Sedowa, Dot and Circle, Rifle Squad 3, 4, Farmers' Week Committee 1, 3, Women's Glee Club, Librarian z, Treasurer 3, Wayside Aftermath, Country Community Club, Assistant Publicity Manager of Kermis Play 3, Publicity Manager 4, The Cornell Cowztryfmzn Board 7., 3, Women's Editor 4. RACHAEL CHILDREY, Rae, Ridley Park, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Northfield Seminary. Four years at Cornell. Mortar Board, College Honor Committee 3, Y.W.C.A. Cabinet J., 4, Arete, Women's Debate Club, Women's Cosmopolitan Club, Undergraduate Scholarship. CLARA AIMEE CLADEL, 'fClaire, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Evander Childs High School. Three years at Cornell. AEA, Women's Man- dolin Club 4. ADELAIDE PACKER CLEMENT, Judy, Mickleton, N. Agricul- ture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Woodbury High School. Two years at Cornell. Women's Glee Club 3, Agassiz Club, Silver Bay Club. ROSE MANKOFSKY Cot-TEN, Saratoga Springs. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Starkey Seminary. Four years at Cornell. L.O.V., Women's Cosmopolitan Club, Women's Glee Club 4, Cercle Francais, Wornen's Dramatic Club 1, 1, Associate Member Dramatic Club 3, 4. MARY CATHERINE COUGHLIN, Stratford, Conn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Stratford High School. Four years at Cornell. AKA. HELEN JOSEPHINE CRANE, Addison. Home Economics. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Addison High School. Four years at Cornell. AAA, Women's Glee Club 1, 3, 4, Sage Choir T, 1.. EVELYN ANNE CROWLEY, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Bay Ridge High School. Four years at Cornell. Soccer Team 3, 4, Sophomore Cotillion Commit- tee, Dramatic Club, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. CHARLOTTE BECKER CULVER, Charlie, Trumansburg. Home Economics. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Trumansburg High School. Four years at Cornell. ON, Wayside After- math 3, 4, Women's Glee Club 3, 4. 535 Ada.-. fl. III I I I I I I I I I 'I III r If -- III IIII I 'IIII Ii' II' 'III I ,II II I' I I I I I I I I Ili' I I II I III II I I I I II I II 4. I I QI II II I4 i, 4. HI I 'I ' ' 'I i l..-'E' FLYE- I iz- Li-2 114.122 ..n ,Z . .', ul ..l1.--........ . 5- I IIffiimf1M -- I 4. , , IIIIII- I I I I I, I, FRANCES ELIZABETH CUSHING, Betty, Buffalo. Home Econom- ics. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Hutchinson-Central High School. Three years at Cornell. Silver Bay Club. Hove INGERFIELD CUSHMAN, Yonkers. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Yonkers High School. Four years at Cornell. KAG5 Mortar Board, Raven and Serpent5 Field Hockey Team 1, 7., 3, 45 Baseball Team 35 Sage House Com- mittee 35 Freshman Banquet Committee, Chairman, Hades Committee, Freshman Commission, W.S.G.A. Council, judiciary Committee 3, 4, Executive Committee 45 W.A.A. Council, Treasurer 7.5 Women's Glee Club, Silver Bay Club, President 7.5 Class Secretary 7., President 35 President of Risley 4. DOROTHY DALY, Dot, Salisbury, Conn. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Curtis High School. Two and one- half years at Cornell. EK, Farmers' Week Committee I, 7.5 Hades Commitree5 Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Y.W. C.A. Cabinet, Secretary 7.5 Frigga Fylgae5 Ye Hosts, The Cornell COZl7ZfI:j'7776Z7l Board. KATHRYN ESTHER DAVIDSON, Katy, Hackensack, N. Home Economics. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Hackensack High School. Four years at Cornell. AAA, Women's Mandolin Club. FAITH EVELYN DAVIS, Pitcher. Home Economics. Age, twenty- one. Prepared at Cincinnatus High School. Four years at Cornell. Wayside Aftermath. LISBETH DALE DAVIS, Angola. Home Economics. Age, twenty- one. Prepared at Buffalo State Normal School. Two years at Cornell. AOIT. . MARGARET DBLIA DAVISON, Davy, Dalton, Mass. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Dalton High School. Three years at Cornell. Newman Club. RUTH EsTI-IER DAVITT, Rufus, Buffalo. Home Economics. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Meeker High School. One and one-half years at Cornell. Newman Club. ELIZABETH HOLMES DoRaN, Liz, Ogdensburg. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Ogdensburg Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. Class Archery Team 1, 7., 35 Women's Glee Club 7.5 Women's Cosmopolitan Club, Varsity Debate Team 4. CATHERINE ANN DOTTERWEICH, Kay, Dunkirk. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Dunkirk High School. Four years at Cornell. Cercle Francais 3, Treasurer 45 State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. 536 i' af 4... ry--f-.--fr-'gf'-:1 r 1 - W J ,,., ,J M A . 3 .. .. - . CATHEHINE AGNES DOYLE, Kav, Auburn. Home Economics. l . Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Auburn Academic High School. Four years at Cornell. KA, Raven and Serpent, Hockey Team 1, ag Freshman Play Committee, Freshman Picnic Committee, Hades Committee, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Class Endowment Fund Committee, College Honor Committee 3, Chairman, W.S.G.A. Council, Ad- visory Committee, Newman Club, Class Treasurer 2., Vice- President 4, Tb: Con1cllCouz1tryma1z Board 1 , 2., 3, Advertising Manager 4, The Carnal! Wnmnzfr Neivr Board, Business Man- ager 3, Senior Advisor 4. MARIE Louisa DUGGAR, Doug, St. Louis, Mo. Architecture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Mary Institute. Five years at Cornell. AOII, Chairman, Freshman Play Committee, Hades Committee, Thumb Tack Club. FRANCES PALMER EAGAN, Port Jervis. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Port Jervis High School. Four years at Cornell. AOII, Mortar Board, Raven and Serpent, Dot and Circle, Winner of W.A.A. C , Penthama, Baseball Team 1, 7., 3, Field Hockey Team 1, z, 3, 4, Central Honor Commit- tee 4, W.S.G.A. Council, Treasurer 1, President 4, Executive Committee 1, 3, 4, Judiciary Committee 3, Chairman 4, W.A.A. Council 1, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Silver Bay Club, Class President 2., President of Sage 3, Freshman Play, Board of Managers of Willard Straight Hall 4, Manager of Hock- ey 1. LAURA EVELYN EATON, Red, Sullivan, Ohio. Home Economics. Age, twenty. Prepared at Cato High School. Four years at Cornell. MARY BARNES EDDY, Ithaca. Home Economics, Age, twenty. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Three years at Cornell. AF. ANNE TBRESA EGAN, Te-te, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. MAY BELLE E1sEMANN, Maisie, Hollis. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Jamaica High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. AOIT, AKA, Vice-President 4, Dot and Circle, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Crew 1, 3, Rifle Squad 35 Soccer Team 4, Class Picnic Committee 1., 3, 4, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Junior Christening Com- mittee, Silver Bay Club, Fencing Club. MILDRED JOY ELKES, Buffalo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Connellsville High School. Four years at Cornell. EAT, KIJBK, QDKKIP, Mortar Board, Winner of W.A.A. C , Penthama, Baseball Team 1, 7., 3, Basketball Team 7., 3, 4, Captain IQ Freshman Commission, Hades Committee, Junior Christening Committee, Class Endowment Fund Committee, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Assistant Chairman, European Relief Fund Committee, Women's Glee Club, Women's Dramatic Club, Dramatic Club, Fenc- ing Club, Cheer Leader 1, 7., 3, 4, Freshman Play, Dance Festival 1, 7., 35 Manager of Dance Festival Q.. Doaoruv ELIZABETH ELLINWOOD, Dot, Clinton. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Pre ared at Clinton High School. Four years at Cornell. EK, Sedowa, Hades Committee, Freshman Play Committee, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, College Honor Committee 3, 4, Fencing Club. ELIZABETH BANCROFT EMMoNs Bee Free ort. Home Econom i ff ,I ,N J L - '-- i 4, al, ii l f 1 V' I4 1 l i l I 444 ll l li l l r l 4 i l l l lm I a 1 P ' ics. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ramsey High School. -3122159534 , Four years at Cornell. Dramatic Club. 55 I V- +L. T C ' U Q.. . 537 -,J - -V . VH, l I l I I il? LU l 1 I l . l g I l I l. - . - . lllllllha '- ' s linllw' I sl r l l' l i...,.....,..,. HELEN ENGLISH, Engie, Easton, Pa. Architecture. Age, twen- ty-two. Prepared at Margaret Hall. Four years at Cornell. ACID. ANNETTE ESHNER, Philadelphia, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Philadelphia High School for Girls. Three and one-half years at Cornell. EAT, Basketball Team 3: 4- Lois WALBRAN FABER, Lou, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty- two. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. TIBCID, Women's Mandolin Club Q., 3. Erizimarn FARNUM, Lib, Paterson, N. J. Home Economics. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Hackensack High School. Four years at Cornell. AAA, Freshman Commission, Chair- man, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Freshman Banquet Committee, Hades Committee, Class Vice-President 3. ELIZABETH Louisa FENNER, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty- tvvo. Four years at Cornell. Class Archery Team 1. ROSETTA F1sHBR, Nanticoke, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty- one. Prepared at Nanticoke High School. Four years at Cornell. ITA9, Women's Glee Club 1, 3. BESSIE Fox, Elizabeth, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Girls' High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. Chairman, Student Friendship Fund Committee, W.S,G.A. Council 4, Women's Cosmo- politan Club, Secretary 3, President 4, Women's Debate Club 3,4. FLORENCE BLOCK FRANK, Frankie, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Wadleigh High School. Four years at Cornell. EAT, AKA, Dramatic Club, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. Granrs Rosa FRIEDMAN, Glad, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty, Prepared at Wadleigh High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. State Cash and Tuition Scholar- ships. Ru-rn EARLL FURLONG, Plymouth, N. H. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Newton Classical High School. wt-,,..,.. Three years at Cornell. IIBKD, Soccer Team 4, Basketball l ., '- Team 7.. - ' T 1 i , . llyli iUa2Q'A.-I '-,,-.-'. '2ji. - -- --'e--- - - ' 538 4- 3- -- -. t--- -.4--f I-1 . . ELEANOR RUTH GALE, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty- one. Pre ated at Utica Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. HAS, Gercle Francais, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. JEANNETTE ALICE GARDINER, Jean, Jennie, Fredonia. Home Economics. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Fredonia Normal High School. Four years at Cornell. ON, Sedowa, Treasurer, Dot and Circle 1, President 3, 4, Rifle Team 1, 3, 4, Class Picnic Committee 2., 3, 4, Farmers' Week Committee 7., 3, College Honor Committee 4, Class Endowment Fund Com- mittee 3, W.S.G.A. Council 3, Women's Dramatic Club 1, 3, Dramatic Club 4, Silver Bay Club, Class Publicity Chair- man 3. NAOMI GARTMAN, Yo, Philadelphia, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Philadelphia High School for Girls. Three and one-half years at Cornell. AEKIP, Crew lg Basketball Squad 3. ANITA PETRIE GEHAN, Nita, Buffalo. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Hutchinson-Central High School. Four years at Cornell. AZ, Hockey Team 1, J., 3, 4, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. KATHRYN MARY GEHRET, Kitty, Shillington, Pa. Home Economics. Age, twenty. Prepared at Shillington High School. Four years at Cornell. AAA, Basketball Squad 1, 3. Hon-rENsB Gizrusanaux, Horty, Yonkers. Home Economics. Age, twenty. Prepared at Yonkers High School. Four years at Cornell. AF, Basketball Team 7., W.S.G.A. Council 4, All-Cornell Dance Committee, Hades Committee, Sopho- more Cotillion Committee, junior Christening Committee, Dramatic Club 3, 4, College Class Vice-President. IDA PRIGOHZY GERSHOY, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Adelphi Academy. Two and one-half years at Cornell. ALMIRA GILCHRIST, Ilion. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Pre- pared at Ilion High School. Four-years at Cornell. AZ, Soccer Squad 3, Cercle Francais 3, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. ETHEL GOODSTEIN, Eddie, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Wadleigh High School. Four years at Cornell. AECID, Basketball Squad 35 Sophomore Cotillion Committee. VIOLETTA ESTHER GORDON, Vi, Gilboa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Cobleskill High School. Four years at Cornell. Arete, State Cash Scholarship. 4,1 4, L-325.2 :aa mf' TZjTI1?gg3', l . , .maui 1 U -4 'A r...-1.-.- ..4.q,.i-f , A Ki ' FJ ,V--.lixnif , 1 mga-qu .Vai E. , .N - an , - -. N , f e.' -f-ri., Y A . - -- .--- - 3- J , .5 Q, . V ' E' f - , -.al 1 i .?bI.f-f-:Q . U YYY Iv- ., , 'Z 539 ll 'l v Ii ll ya 14 ,:s,. -- . I l l l W5 l If w, ,V n i ll i li 2? .E -f' T? 'I-. f'9! Q1 , v Jann .J z. - . .' fs. i.i1 .VX mmm gpg . -- f g ..,.-- -In V. ' dm 'f q . .llikffff . ' '. .k5J:Qi1g1 1, Lb E , , I Q l l Il 11 lx l ! 1 l l 1 l ll U. l -l ,l 1 l 1 l a I i z 1 I E BERTHA AL1cE GREGORY, Bert, Holland Patent. Arts and Sci- ences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Broadalbin High School. Four years at Cornell. State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. ALICE MARJORIE GRINNELL, Grinny, Sodus. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Sodus High School. Four years at Cornell. State Tuition Scholarship. MURIBL EVELYN GUGGOLZ, Guggie, New York City. Agricul- ture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ursaline Academy. Three and one-half years at Cornell. Dot and Circle, Rifle Squad 3, Basketball Squad 3, Crew 3, Field Hockey Squad 4, Silver Bay Club, Fencing Club, President 4, Newman Club, Man- ager of Soccer 3, 4. CLAmE MARGARET HAGMAIER, Pittsburgh, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Aspinwall High School. Four years at Cornell. AKA, Hades Costume Committee, Chair- man, Senior Picnic Committee, Y.W.C.A. Large Cabinet Q.. KATHRYN MILDRED HAKiNs, Kay, Ilion. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Franklin Academy. Four years at Cornell. Class Archery Team 3, Women's Glee Club 4, Advanced Choir 1, 3, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. PAuL1N1z Louisa HALL, Plinky, WhiFfet, Holley. Home Economics. Age, twenty. Prepared at Holley High School. Four years at Cornell. MYRA KING HAMMOND, Myke, Waterford. Home Economics. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Lansingburgh High School. Three years at Cornell. Women's Cosmopolitan Club, Frigga Fylgae. Amen REGINA HANLON, Hanlon, Auburn. Home Economics. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Auburn Academic High School. One and one-half years at Cornell. AF, Track Team, Captain 1, Freshman Banquet Committee, Chairman, Freshman Commission, Newman Club, Class Treasurer 1. HELEN HENDRICKSON, Stamford, Conn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Cortland Normal High School. Four years at Cornell. KA, W.S.G.A. Council 4, Silver Bay Club, Arete, Cercle Francais 1, 1, The Carnal! Graphic Board 3, Women's Business Manager 4. RU-rn HALL HENDRYX, Ithaca. Home Economics. Age, twenty- one. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. AF, Freshman Play. 540 THERESA HERMANN, Terry, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Four years at Cornell. MARGU1zR1'ra Hicks, Margot, Pelham Manor. Arts and Sci- ences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Pelham Memorial High School. Four years at Cornell. KAO, Vocational Guidance Committee 4, Freshman Play Committee, Freshman Com- mission, Hades Committee, Class Secretary 4, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, Undergraduate Scholarship. MARGARET HILDA HILBERT, Hilly, Patsy, Candor. Home Economics. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Candor High School. Four years at Cornell. HILMA CLARA HOHRATH, Hilmy, Hil, West New Brighton. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Curtis High School. Four years at Cornell. JOYCE HOLMES, Downsville. Home Economics. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Downsville High School. Two and one-half years at Cornell. AF. LILA GBRTRUDB HOPPER, Hop ie, Elmhurst. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Preparedn at Newtown High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. HAGJ, Student Friendship Fund Committee 4, Y.W.C.A. Cabinet 3, Spanish Club 1, Vice-President 4, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. ORA ESTELLE HOWLAND,-Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty- two. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. RUTH Loursiz HUNTER, Ruthie, Cleveland, Ohio. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at West Senior High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. AEA. KATHARINE LoU1sEJAcoBs, jakie, Slatington, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Slatington High ' School. Four years at Cornell. AF, Raven and Serpent, Hockey Team IQ Hades Committee, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Risley House Committee 4, Junior Advisory Committee 3, W.S.G.A. Council 3, 4, Y.W.C.A. Cabinet 1, Treasurer 3, President 4, Women's Dramatic Club 1, 1, 3, Dramatic Club 1, 3, 4, Women's Debate Club 1, 3, 4, Silver Bay Club, Debate Team 7., Chairman of Outside Houses 3, Class Vice-President 3. FRANCES ELINOR JENNINGS, Catskill. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Catskill High School. Four years at Cornell. HBCIJ, Raven and Serpent, Hockey Squad 1, Hades Committee, Class Endowment Fund Committee 3, W.S.G.A. Council 4, W.A.A. Council 35 Dramatic Club, Freshman Play, State Cash Scholarship, The Cornell Daib .fun Board, Assistant Women's Editor 3, Women's Editor 4. lr li o l li .l T4 WY.. M..- -,1,h.,--- -it i++f-e.- .Y . .W--1 14 E: 4 3,-5-0:3 y.-'.....-fevirr' , -,,,,,,.,,a-w v . ,Vi 1.1 4 i 'l ii l i i i l , ur 3 li'tL-.i, ll 4 1 , l l l l i i l i I l is ll l, l l ll lll l ....,.:.T...... -lk, , I. ll l l l 1 . e f f ' f -,je llll ' A C-rv 3 ll 4 I X V ,rj .l.! ml'im?HH ,. ' D' A . FRANCES MARYJENNINGS, Candor. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. ' ' l Prepared at Candor High School. Four years at Cornell. Cercle Francais, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. rv. . V,,, -Y 1- lrfltxiu, 'n ' yi f 1 l MARGARET MURDOCH JOHNSON, Peg, Atlantic City, N. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Atlantic City High School. Four years at Cornell. AOI'l. 1 l l AGNES RUTH JONAS, Ithaca. Home Economics. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Three years at Cornell. ON, Women's Cos- mopolitan Club. K VICTORIAJONAS, Vick, Ithaca. Home Economics. Age, twenty- two. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. ' L QKCIJ, ON, President 4, Sedowa, Women's Cosmopolitan Club 2., Treasurer 3. 1 T ELLA MARIE HUGHES JONES, Schenectady. Arts and Sciences. 2 Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Schenectady High School. ' Four years at Cornell. KIFB K, ITAO, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. ' ' IRENE ANNEJONES, Jonsey, Carbondale, Pa. Arts and Sciences. 1 1 Age, twenty. Prepared at Carbondale High School. Four X ' X 1 years at Cornell. Hockey Team 3, 4, Baseball Team 1, 2., 3, w Women's Mandolin Club 1, 2., Women's Glee Club 3, 4, Silver Bay Club. ' KYETU-wE1 KAO, Shanghai, China. Arts and Sciences. Prepared at St. Mary's High School. Two years at Cornell. I 1 , ANONA LILLIAN KELLER, Nona, Wind Gap, Pa. Arts and Sci- ences. Prepared at Pen Argyl High School. One year at l Cornell. XQ., Women's Glee Club. RUTH ELIZABETH KILLIGREW, Corning. Arts and Sciences. Age, nineteen. Prepared at Corning Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. Outing Club, L.O.V., Treasurer 3, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. .W l MARGUERITE KINGSBURY, Marg, Peg, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Ithaca High School. ' l Four years at Cornell. CIDKCIJ, Dot and Circle, Hockey Team ji- vIl. T-T- i-I I - - .N 7., Soccer Team 3, 4, Rifle Team 1, 2., 3, Agassiz Club, State ' wx , ' Cash and Tuition Scholarships. I I . PW. 1 l ' - -', ,, ,, . s, . .- .. A da N 3 , Q 2 Ei -'73-'z ,,s L' f'5U.., I 547- MARY LAUGHLIN KLINDTWORTH, Ithaca. Home Economics. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Alden High School. Three years at Cornell. OLIVE ISADORA KN1GEtT, Knightie, Burnt Hills. Home Eco- nomics. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Burnt Hills High School. Four years at Cornell. Class Baseball Team 1, J.. ELIZABETH MARY KOETSCH, Tomee, North Toriawanda. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at North Tona- wanda High School. Four years at Cornell. ACD, Mortar Board, Raven and Serpent, Freshman Commission, Hades Committee, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Risley House Committee 4, W.S.G.A. Council, Executive Committee 3, 4, Class Endowment Fund Committee, Chairman of Cascadilla 3, President of Outside Houses 4. RosE KossAcic, Richmond Hill. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty- one. Prepared at Richmond Hill High School. Four years at Cornell. EAT, Freshman Play Committee. ZING-WHA1 KU, Kating, Kiangsu, China. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at La Universitato Utopia. Three years at Cornell. Chinese Students Club, Womens Cosmo- politan Club. DOROTHY LOUISE LAMPE, Dodo, . New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Evander Childs High School. Four years at Cornell. AKTP, Crew 1, z., 3, All- Cornell Dance Committee, Hades Committee, Portfolio Club, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, Manager of Crew 1, The Column: Board 4. MARY MARGARET LEAMING, Trenton, N. Agriculture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Trenton State Normal School. Two years at Cornell. Eastman Stage 4. BLANcHE HULDA LESSER, New Yorlc City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Hunter College High School. Four years at Cornell. AGNES THROOP LESTER, Seneca Falls. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Mynderse Academy. Four years at Cornell. KKF, CIPBK, YIJKCIJ, Hockey Squad 3, Crew 1, 3, Chairman, W.S.G.A. Council 4, Finance Committee 4, Hades Committee, Junior Christening Committee, College Honor Committee 4, Y.W.C.A. Cabinet, Chairman Social Service Committee 4, Associate Member Dramatic Club, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. Rosa MOLLY LEVINE, MRO, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Girls' High School. Four years at i FT -. '1'f 1 -': 'v T .1-.-.-.... ....L- 'Tl 3 ...-,. .... W-1 --V -E-f - l . F57 'if 1 1' i N u. rv:.,gq.,.g-Q 0 rl '. -' i 1--fr1'- - 1 - - t i l I l Cornell. Women's Mandolin Club I, 4, State Cash and Tui- 113: ,jf gl W tion Scholarships. 5 ' f 1: I fft ilbi Y ll, Y l 'M A A S43 A .-i...W... 1 - .N - if . Y Y Y.. H w,., 4, 5 I2 . If . K ..-,.- . II , ' 'Y:..., I I 17. , 'E Maui- -I I i X l 54 , - ' 2 ... W ww I I I I I I. I I I I I I I I I I I 1I I I I I I I II I II I I II I I I I I I I ti jiri '. -' ' I. J, , . I I . BEATRICE FELICE LEVY, Bea, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Four years at Cornell. LEAH MIRIAM LEVY, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Girls' High School. Three and one- half years at Cornell. I-IAQ. LYDIA LEVY, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Bushwick High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. State Tuition Scholarship. MARY LOUISE LEWIS, Mary Lou, Utica. Home Economics. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Utica Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. AF. MAY LLOYD, Mayo, Atlantic City, N. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Atlantic City High School. Four years at Cornell. Basketball Team, Captain 2.5 Freshman Picnic Committee, Manager of Basketball 4. MARGARET ANN LONERGAN, Peggy, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. '86 Memorial Stage. H1LDA LONGYEAR, Hunter. Home Economics. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Hunter High School. Four years at Cornell. Sage House Committee 35 Arete, President 45 Ye Hosts, Man- ager of Field Hockey 3. ETHEL LOWENTHAL, Port Richmond. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Curtis High School. Four years at Cornell. FRANCES ELIZABETH MCADAM, Mac, McDutch, Hastings- on-Hudson. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Hastings-on-Hudson High School. Four years at Cornell. AOHg Hockey Team 7., 45 Freshman Commission, Chairman, Class Traditions Committee, Chairman, Junior Christening Committee, Fencing Club. BLANCHE EVELYN MAcAi,L1sTEn, Mac, Truxton. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Homer Academy. Four years at Cornell. State Cash Scholarship. 544 FRANCES ADELAIDE MACALLISTER, Macky, Truxton. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Homer Academy. Four years at Cornell. Arete, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. ISABEL INEZ MACBAIN, Betsy, Closter, N. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Closter High School. Four years at Cornell. GRACE ELIZABETH MCBRIDE, Glens Falls. Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Glens Falls High School. Three years at Cornell. AAA, Sedowa, Associate Member Dramatic Club. MARGARET MCCALL, Peg, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Four years at Cornell. Sophomore Cotillion Committee. CLARA MARIE MCCORMICK, Mac, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. Newman Club. MARY ELEANOR McCuE, Mickey, Lounsberry. Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Owego Academy. Four years at Cornell. Wayside Aftermath. MILDRED MACDONOUGH, Mid, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Sayre High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. HANNAH RUTH MCINTIRE, Dune, Burlington, N. J. Agricul- ture. Age, twenty-four. Prepared at Burlington High School. One and one-half years at Cornell. AKA, Women's Glee Club 3, Agassiz, Club 3, 4. MILDRED MCKEARY, Mac, Marilla. Agriculture. Age, twenty- four. Prepared at Lancaster High School. Four years at Cornell. E K, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Senior Picnic Committee. PHYLLTS MCMILLAN, Phil, Schenectady. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Schenectady High School. Four years at Cornell. KA, Farmers' Week Committee 3, Arete, Country Community Club, State Cash Scholarship, The Cornell Cozmrrymfzfz Board 1, 3. 1 l 'ii' ij3jgQQE?fi iiiifcf ter l 'ie -iiiiiite ' - 1 ,gi ' 54 . 27... 11-4--.7 li LSE? , lb E 545 i ' be J ,fjzTqT'.l.L?,V,Q: 1 ,Iv Y - ,1- ..f'Q lil? 'immlllfflflll i' ff i . . - l MARIA TERESA MAEso, Marie, Carolina, P. R. Home Econom- - Ax ' ' nl l ll 'l .ll l I l J . 3 Y' . 4 . dsl I 1 fa , 1 'T'- Il ' .. . ' if ?'Aiag.,4.g....g5'. frt.3 e El I l l. I.. illg ics. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Central High School. Three years at Cornell. Soccer Team. DOROTHEA Rosa MAHR, Doris, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Girls' High School. Two and one-half years at Cornell. Freshman Commission, Risley House Committee 1, Y.W.C.A. Large Cabinet 1. WINIFRED MARY MANKTELOW, Winnie, Oriskany. Home Economics. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Westmoreland Union School. Four years at Cornell. ELIZABETH MARVIN, Betty, Caledonia. Home Economics. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Caledonia High School. Four years at Cornell. AF, Women's Glee Club I, 1., 3, 4, Ad- vanced Choir 7., 3, 4, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. LoUIsE CHRISTINE MAURER, Lou, Yonkers. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Yonkers High School. Four years ar Cornell. KA, Track Team 1, Soccer Team 3, Y.W. C.A. Large Cabinet 7.. ALICE MARY MEDWAY, Al, New York City. Arts and Sci- ences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Curtis High School. Four years at Cornell. Hockey Team 1, Captain 1, 3, 4, Baseball Team 3, 4, Freshman Commission, Alumni Drive Committee 3, Vocational Guidance Committee 3, Silver , Bay Club, President 3, Outing Club, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, Manager of Baseball 3, 4. HAZEL MERRILL, Johnson City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty- one. Prepared at johnson City High School. Three and one- half years at Cornell. MARGARET DOROTHY MEYER, Midge, New York City. Agri- culture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at George Washington High School. Four years at Cornell. AKA, Hades Commit- tee 2., Y.W.C.A. Cabinet 7.. CATHERINE LouIsE MILLANE, Kay, Holyoke, Mass. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Holyoke High School. Four years at Cornell. Women's Mandolin Club I, lj Cercle Francais. MAUD CAROLYN MILLER, Maud, Mamaroneck. Home Eco- nomics. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Rye Neck High School. Three years at Cornell. Basketball Team 3, Baseball Team 3. 545 -L - -,,..--. MURIBL JANET MILLER, McDonough. Home Economics. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Cincinnatus High School. Four years at Cornell. AOH. EDITH DAISY M1LLsPAUGH, Brooklyn. Agriculture. Age, twenty- one. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Four years at Cornell. AKD. FRANCES IRENE MCNTEITH, Monty, New York City. Arts and Sciences, Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Bryant High School. Four years at Cornell. KA, State Cash and Tuition Scholar- ships. MARY KELLOGG MONTY, Monty, Hudson Falls. Home Eco- nomics. Age, twenty-seven. Prepared at Skidmore College, Two years at Cornell. HB4I9g Fencing Club, Arete. HELEN MARY MORAN, Hen, Troy. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Troy High School. Four years at Cornell. Soccer Team 4. Gnaca EsTELL1z Moruus, Bongs, Lockport. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one, Prepared at Lockport High School. Four years at Cornell. AAA. MARJORTE GALE MORRISON, 'iMidge, Ithaca. Home Economics. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. EK, Frigga Fylgae. AL1cE ROSAMOND NELSON, Kiddo, Great Neck, Home Eco- nomics. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Great Neck High School. Four years at Cornell. Class Hockey Team 3, 45 Varsity Hockey Team 4. JANET BERTHA NUNDY, Pansy, Westfield. Home Economics. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Westfield High School. Four years at Cornell. ON, Y.W.C.A. Cabinet 4, Women's Cos- mopolitan Club, Secretary 4, Agassiz Club, Country Com- munity Club, Silver Bay Club. DOROTHY O,BRIEN, Pat, Brooklyn. Agriculture, Age, twenty. Prepared at St., Augustine's Academy. Four years at Cornell. Rifle Squad Q., 3, Class Archery Team 3, 4, Varsity Team 3, 4Q Freshman Commissiong Y.W.C.A. Social Committee IQ Hades Committee 2.5 Class Endowment Fund Committee 3, Newman Club, Dramatic Club, Manager of Basketball 3. gl 41 ,ilu 'i ,Wag If A iiff'iLt,1, X ' ' U F 1 V rf 1 1 i X., Lx I if 3 I - ' Q ,. .'l- ft:- i' ' Z w Q' ,.... -if 1 ,'.:. TT N . .4, ,L 547 II I I. IIII III I I I I I I I I I. I II II I I II I IU I II II II III E. 'T'-'MI ' .avg . 1 , H, 4 HELEN OGDEN, Elnora. Home Economics. Age, twenty-three. 7 ' ' Prepared at Burnt Hills High School. Four years at Cornell. .ful-'-1 4 I I ! I IIIII IIIII. Evaiucn PARSONS, East Canaan, Conn. Home Economics. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Canaan High School. Four years at Cornell. ON, Sedowa, Wayside Aftermath, Merrill- Palmer Scholarship. - IVA BLANCHE PAsco, South Butler. Home Economics. Age, twenty-seven. Prepared at Savannah ,High School. Three years at Cornell. TIBKIP, Kermis Cast 3. ESTHER ANNA PEARLMAN, Troy. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty- one. Prepared at Troy High School. Four years at Cornell. AAA. LAURA GRACE PEDBRSEN, Pete, Stroudsburg, Pa. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Stroudsburg High School. Four years at Cornell. KA, Basketball Team 1, 1, 4, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, W.A.A. Council 1.. GRACE AGNES PETERSEN, Bob, Woodhaven. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Richmond Hill High School. Four years at Cornell. Class Archery Team 1, 1, 3, Varsity Team 1, 3, Soccer Team 3, Captain 4, Portfolio Club, Agassiz Club 1, 7., 3, President 4. MARION Louisa Puznsroiufr, Ithaca. Home Economics. Prepared at Minneapolis High School. Three years at Cornell. ON. RUTH CORNELIA PRATT, Homer. Home Economics. Age, twenty- three. Prepared at Homer Academy. Four years at Cornell. XQ, ON, Vice-President 4, Sedowa, President 4, Assistant Chairman, Farmers' Week Committee, Women's Glee Club 3, 4- Rurn PURDY, Ovid. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Pre- pared at Ovid High School. Four years at Cornell. Class Archery Team 1, Women's Glee Club 1, 2., 3, 4, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. MARION QUELL, Quell, Elmhurst. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Newtown High School. Four years at Cornell. Y.W.C.A. Cabinet 4, Chairman, Vocational Guidance Committee 4, W.S.G.A, Council 4, Deutscher Verein 7., 3, Vice-President 4, State Cash and Tuition Schol- arships. 548 L. in 5 ELISABETH Donorr-rr Uuuc 'Betty Yonkers. Arts and Sci- ences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Hastings-on-Hudson .Q ','fj:?f5l Y- V 1 r 1 if .ff!:.i: i A I T EJ, A l rg' X J: v , . . 1- , - ---f l lm Q , , l ' fr:-.. I , High School. Four years at Cornell. Parabola Club, Deutscher Verein. EvA LAURA RADDING, Caldwell, N, Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Dickinson High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. AEfI1. ALMA BERNHARDT RADFORD, Al, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Wadleigh High School. One and one-half years at Cornell. ESTBLLE RANDALL, Stell, Manchester. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Manchester High School. Four years at Cornell. Dot and Circle, Winner of W.A.A. C , Penthama, Field Hockey Team 1, 7., 3, 4, Crew 1, 7., 3, Rifle Team 3, 4, Class Endowment Fund Committee, Hades Committee, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Chairman, Class Picnic Committee 7., W.A.A. Council, Secretary 4, Associate Member Dramatic Club, Class Treasurer 3, 4, Manager of Field Hockey 1. FREDA JEAN RANDALL, Freed, Pittsford, Vt. Home Economics. Age, twenty-five. Prepared at Framingham Normal School. Two years at Cornell. TOSEPHINE Biuscoa RANSON, Jo, Harper's Ferry, W. Va. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at St. Hilda's Hall. Four years at Cornell. AKD, Freshman Commission, Sopho- more Cotillion Committee, Hades Committee, Freshman Banquet Committee, Associate Member Women's Dramatic Club, Dixie Club 1, 1, 3, President 4, Cercle Francais I, 7., Class Vice-President 1, Publicity Manager 7., Freshman Play. CLARA AUGUSTA REUBEL, Clare, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Clark School for Concentration. Four and one-half years at Cornell. AZ, Women's Glee Club 2., 3, Deutscher Verein. - RUTH WILLIAMS RBYNoLDs, Rufus, Trumansburg. Home Eco- nomics. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Oakwood School. Three years at Cornell. Women's Cosmopolitan Club. ELEANOR FRANCES RICHARDS, Dick, Ellie, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one, Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Two years at Cornell. AKD, Class Hockey Team 3, Crew 3, Varsity Hockey Team 3, Class Endowment Fund Committee 3. LILLA Humpunmrs RICHMAN, Sharptown, N. J. Home Economics. Age, twenty-one. Prelgtred at Woodstown High School. Two years at Cornell. K. -1-- ,PY r ,M Tr i I i . 1 l l mm. 'T t:-L V M1551 .uf l J ' in iiii .if .ill A A Mila' 549 r I CONSTANCE Fiusnin Rnisraiz, Connie, Buffalo. Agriculture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at South Park High School. Four years at Cornell. ACD. EDITH MAY RoBsoN, Edie, Hall. Agriculture. Age, twenty- two. Prepared at Canandaigua Academy. Four years at Cornell. W.A.A. Council 3, 4, Outing Club 3, President 4, Manager of Track 1, 3. GRACE R1-rA ROFRANO, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Wadleigh High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. Basketball Team 1, 3. LILLIAN VERONICA ROFRANO, Lil, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Wadleigh High School. Four years at Cornell. Baseball Team 1, 3, Class Endowment Fund Committee 3, W.S.G.A. Council 4, Tb: Cornell Amzmzlx Board 3, Women's Editor 4. ADELAIDE ROMAINE, Ad, Seabright, 'N. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-nine. Prepared at Bennett School. Two years at Cornell. KKF, Mortar Board, Class Endowment Fund Committee 3, Junior Christening Committee 3, College Honor Committee 4, Women's Mandolin Club 3, President 4, Silver Bay Club. SARA RUBIN, New York City. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Evander Childs High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. Louisa MAY Russian., Rusty, Crown Point. Agriculture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Crown Point High School. Four years at Cornell. Class Soccer Team 3, 4, Class Baseball Team 1, 3, Women's Glee Club 3, 4, Country Community Club, Sage Choir 3. ADELE SAMMIS, Huntington. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Huntington High School. Four years at Cornell. Hockey Team 1, 1, 3, State Cash Scholarship. FATANITZA Louisa SCHMIDT, Nitza, Ilion. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at llion High School. Four years at Cornell. XQ, CIJBK, Dot and Circle, Winner of W.A.A. C , Penthama, President 4, Basketball Team 1, 3, 4, Cap- tain 3, Baseball Team 1, 1, 3, Captain LQ Rifle Team 1, 3, W.A.A. Council 4, State Cash Scholarship, Manager of Baseball 1, Manager of Basketball 1. ISABEL JANET SCHNAPPER, Torchy, Great Neck. Agriculture. Age, twenty. Prepared at Julia Richman High School. V dh- Three and one-half years at Cornell. Women's Glee Club -555 52 1, L, 3, 4- ' ?-12 i n Li ltgflldz .J ifilgln. 550 DOROTHY LUCILLE SHORB, Dodie, Decatur, Ill. Arts and Sci- ences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Decatur High School. Three years at Cornell. HBCIJ, I-IAQ. VIRGINIA SILVER, V, Salt Lake City, Utah. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at East Side High School. Two years at Cornell. KATHLEEN MARJORIE SIMMONDS, Kay, Kappy, Corning. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Corning Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. Outing Club 4, L.O.V., Sage Choir 4, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. MAY BELLE SMITH, Lockport. Home Economics. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Lafayette High School. Four years at Cornell. AAA, Basketball Team.I, 3, 4. MARY MARGARET SMITH, Peggy, Pueblo, Colo. Arts and Sci- ences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Centennial High School. Four years at Cornell. KKF, Class Hockey Team I, 7., 3, 4 Varsity Team 1, 3. CHRISTINE SPRAKER, Sprak, Port Allegany, Pa. Home Eco- nomics. Age, thirty. Prepared at Mechanics Institute. Two years at Cornell. DOROTHY ANN STILWILL, Dot, Flushing. Home Economics. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Flushing High School. Three years at Cornell. Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Women's Glee Club 7., 3, 4. NETTIE GERALDINE STONE, Gerry, Dexter. Home Economics. Age, twenty. Prepared at Dexter High School. Four years at Cornell. President, Wayside Aftermath. JULIA ELIZABETH STUBBLEPIELD, Judy, Ithaca. Arts and Sci- ences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Rochester High School. Four years at Cornell. AAA, Track Team 3, Hockey Team 7., 3, Women's Glee Club 1. GLADYS JANICE SWINYORD, Indianapolis, Ind. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at National Park Seminary. Two years at Cornell. ACID. . l I I ,- W f .1 '.-: .:....-- '- ,flkvv , .ilu Jtayahg .-ip 4' wg A I 1' 4. ..-. ,gh ' ' 'L 551 .7-4 1--2 T-4 Y V .y 'THIN f-me if gl llllllIl . CHARLOTTE MARION TEEPLE, Montclair, N. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Montclair High School. Four years at Cornell. AOTI. LAURA MARIE THEOBALD, Brooklyn. Agriculture. Age, twenty- four. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School. Four years at Cornell. Agassiz Club, Deutscher Verein. OLIVE FRANCES TJADEN, Erlive, Bellaire Park. Architecture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Jamaica High School. Four years at Cornell. Hockey Team 3, 4. GERALDINE REVA TREMAINE, jerry, Angola. Home Economics. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Angola High School. Four years at Cornell. XQ, Sedowa, W.S.G.A. Council, Secre- tary 4, Executive Committee, Y.W.C.A. Cabinet 3, Class Endowment Fund Committee 3, Women's Glee Club 3, Silver Bay Club, Class President 4, College Class Vice- President 1, Freshman Play. ROSAMOND TRILLING, Portia, Atlantic City, N. J. Law. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Atlantic City High School. Six years at Cornell. II? Kfll, The Camel! Law Qlldffdfbf Board. MARIE JOSEPHINE UNDERHILL, Marie J, Buffalo. Arts and Sci- ences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Fort Ann High School. Four years at Cornell. EK, Hades Committee, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Dance Festival Committee, Fencing Club, Freshman Play. MARJORIE DELPHINE VAN ORDER, Mari, Ithaca. Home Eco- nomics. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. HBCIP. ' FLORENCE AMOR VAN WIRT, Glens Falls. Home Economics. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Glens Falls High School. Four years at Cornell. AAA, Associate Member Dramatic Club. IRMA ALEEN VERNOOY, Irm, Monticello. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Monticello High School. Four years at Cornell. AEA, Y.W.C.A. Cabinet 1, BQ Cerclc Francais, Silver Bay Club, State Cash and Tuition Scholar- ships. VERA VOYNOW, Philadelphia, Pa. Architecture. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at West Philadelphia High School. Four years at Cornell. Chairman, W.S.G.A. Council Publicity Committee 3, Chairman, Finance Committee 4. SSL HELEN Bonsr VROOMAN, Cortland. Home Economics. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Cortland High School. Four years at Cornell. ONg Women's Glee Club 4g Areteg Sage Choir 4. DOROTHY GRACE XVADSWORTH, Dot, Oswego. Home Economics. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Oswego High School. Three years at Cornell. 2Kg Track Team LQ Transfer Clubg Man- ager of Track 4. EMILY ISABEL WALLACE, Middletown. Home Economics. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Middletown High School. Two years at Cornell. AEAQ Women's Mandolin Club. STHER LOUISE WALSH, Cortland. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty- three. Prepared at Cortland High School. Four years at Cornell. KAGL Pan-Hellenic Association, Secretary 3, President 4. f ULIET HELEN WALTON uly Montour Falls Chemistry Age twenty one Prepared at Cook Academy Four years at Cor nell Crew 1 7. 3 Soccer Team 4 Fencing Club State Cash and Tuition Scholarships LEANOR LOUISE WARRICK Mount Holly N J Home Economics Age twenty one Prepared at Mount Holly High School Pour years at Cornell KKT' Dot and Circle Rifle Team L 1. Freshman Banquet Committee LARE LORETTO WASMER llion Arts and Sciences Age twenty Prepared at Ilion High School Pour years at Cornell Freshman Play Committee Cercle Francais Newman Club Advanced Choir State Cash Scholarship oius ESTHER WEBB Champlain Home Economics Age twenty three Prepared at Champlain Hlgh School Pour years at Cornell LK Sedowa Women s Glee Club Country Com mun1ty Club Sage Choir 7. 3 4 College Class President RANCES WELLS Brooklyn Arts and Sciences Age twenty one Prepared at Manual Training High School Three years at LOIS ANE WHITE Bath Home Economics Age twenty three Prepared at Machias High School Pour years at Cornell Arete f 49?TL riilfl -ff V K PT1-IL JT , y ' l j , 4 J V fx. g iffterw-: . .... 4 .- , -:L-. 4 -.r ...--. - , -4 ..-v- l 1 1 4 Y' l ,....,...4---------- -sf r I i l l ,MU l E i 4 . J ,HJ . A . , 4 A f . . L . . 4 M I' ll 5 - ' 9, ' 4 ' 1 l i Q c W , H' . ' . , . l 4 9 - 4 A ' 4 U ' 4 4 5 4 4 D , ' .H 4 ' . , - ll comcu. AKAg nfxo. ' T ' g ill 4 in A A 553 GENEVIEVE ELIZABETH WHITING, Geb, Ithaca. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. GLADYS HAYES WooDs, Glad, Yonkers. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at Yonkers High School. Four years at Cornell. EK, Class Archery Team IQ Hades Committee, Sophomore Cotil- lion Committee, Chairman, Y.W.C.A. Pageant Committee, Dance Festival Committee 1, 3, W.S.G.A. Council 4, W.A.A. Council 3, 4, Women's Glee Club 1, Secretary 2., Vice-President 3, President 4, Dramatic Club, Class Secretary 3, Freshman Play, Manager of Archery 3, 4. MARIAN FRANCES WOOLWORTH, Polly, Utica. Home Economics. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at Utica Free Academy. Four years at Cornell. AF, Hades Committee, Junior Christening Committee. HELEN CLARASIA WORKS, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty. Prepared at Ithaca High School. Four years at Cornell. AAA, AKA, Mortar Board, Hockey Team I, 7., 3, Crew 1, Chairman, Junior Ad- visory Committee 3, Y.W.C.A. Cabinet 3, Associate Member Dramatic Club. ALICE MARIE BAUHAN, East Orange, N. Landscape Architecture. Age, twenty-three. Prepared at William L. Dickinson High School. Three and one-half years at Cornell. Freshman Play Committee, Freshman Banquet Committee, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Risley House Committee 2.5 Thumb Tack Club, Associate Member Women's Dramatic Club 1, Active Member 3, Dramatic Club 4, Women's Glee Club IQ Fencing Club. Lucy BLACKMON FRALEIGH, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Poughkeepsie High School. Two years at Cornell. ELIZABETH WILcox HAVENS, Betty, Utica. Agriculture. Age, twenty-two. Prepared at New Hartford High School. One year at Cornell. KKF. PHEBE ELIZABETH JENCKS, Betty, West Oneonta. Arts and Sciences. Prepared at Oneonta High School. One-half year at Cornell. I, ANNA CooPER JOHNSON, Johnny, New York. Agriculture. Age, twenty-eight. Prepared at Wadleigh High School. One-half year at Cornell. MARION MACDONALD, Mac, Gloversville. Arts and Sciences. Age, twenty-one. Prepared at Glovetsville High School. Four years at Cornell. 554 Class of 1926 BY FRANCIS ELINOR JENNINGS With undergraduate years about to be put behind it, the Class of 1916 may look back upon the four years which have passed and renew the happy memories which, with some true friends and a measure of knowledge, will be Cornell's legacy to her depart- ing daughters for the long years to come. The Class of 1916 entered Cornell under the guidance of its sister Class of 1914, and for three strenuous weeks went through the round of registering and rushing parties, and in spare moments learned the way about the beautiful campus and hilly city of Ithaca. ln December the quaking Freshmen visited Hades, but in spite of the torments of the underworld, learned that the Class of 1915, if rough, was at least entertaining. The Seniors were the next hostesses and at the Purple Parrot party many a Frosh re- ceived a thrill which has survived four years of increasing sophistication. The Junior christening ofjeanette Dunsmore, 1916 Class President, was an event to be outshone in social brilliancy only by the Sophomore Cotillion which in turn was submerged in the Freshman banquet, when the white elephant reigned supreme and the yellow and white banner of the Class hung safe from the hands of the Sophomores above the speakers table. As a Sophomore Class, the Class of 1916, under the leadership of Frances Eagan turned its attention to activities. The Sun business and editorial, and the Annuals and Graphic competitions held the interest of many of its members, while those less journalistically inclined devoted their attention to dramatics, the Y.W.C.A. activi- ties and society. Class rivalry with 1917 never reached white heat, and although Sage at the time of the '16 Class picnic was the scene of a furious scrimmage for the precious white elephant, Hades helped to make the two classes fast friends. At the election mass meeting which witnessed the departure from office of the sister class of IZ4, the Class of 1916 took her place as a unit in the student government organi- zation and prepared to assume a greater dignity, and with this dignity a greater responsibility, for at this time Frances Eagan was elected President of Sage and Eliza- beth Koetsch assumed the duties of the newly created office of Chairman of Cascadilla. Now as grandmothers and experienced upperclassmen, the members of 1916 wel- comed to Cornell the Class of 1918, and with them went through all the experiences of the first weeks of College. Hope Cushman, as Class President, ably led the group through another year which brought increased prestige to the Class, and with the Student Government elections in the Spring of 1915 everyone was satisfied with the election of Frances Eagan as President of W.S.G.A., Hope Cushman, President of Ris- ley, Elizabeth Koetsch, President of Outside Houses, Katharine Jacobs, President of the Y.W.C.A., Florence Burris, Chairman of Activities, and Geraldine Tremaine, President of 1916. At last 1916 had reached the goal of its years at Cornell and was to take a place upon the campus which as Freshmen, its members had looked upon as something too far in the future to speculate about. Now the Class of 1916 is leaving its Alma Mater. It is not the same body that entered Cornell in the faraway fall of 1911. Many of its members for various reasons have fall- en by the wayside and their places leave gaps which will never be forgotten although new friends have been added to the ranks who have helped to make the four years' happier and more worth while. With the Class of 1916 there also departs one from Cornell who has been a friend and counsellor to hundreds of Cornell women. Dean Georgia L. White, herself a Cornell woman, had understood its problems as no one else could, and she has a place in the heart of the Class which shall last as long as we look back upon our undergrad- uate days. We regret that she is leaving Cornell, but we are glad that we will not have to feel the gap her departure will make in the affairs of the women of the University. After all, the history of a class is but the history of the University while it is there. Cornell has never ceased to progress, and if the Class of 1916 has done well in the field of fellowship, scholarship, and activities, its pride is justified by the fact that it is a part of a history which increases the honor of the University and brings esteem to the name of Cornell women. Q... ...A -.. -9 9 . 11, . .......... .- 555 -iff. - 4 'WN - ,' J.-EQZETA-1. 1:52 ff j EN O RJ HOWE 557 F 1 w '11, 11- 12 H IA H 558 u rg if Q . -m! 5 3, fa 5 I:, ll J 1.- 3. 4- ff. 7 . l 9. h .. 11 T5 + ' 7 '- .L!K.a:3E '?fTa-f5': -gif? f5:Q?ui5' K g Hf Q C i fff 7 Qi Y 3i!3!:55555?35Zi3Di?x lysitzaaiEBEEZ!EEEt3EEESCEHEEEQSEEEEFWQEEEEB - Lf i I ' . , 'iii' . t 1' A 7 V? , I ff ?qfYe,. . 1 1 Fiii-fi? is :Inq -. FRWE if -ff' R 5 'kai ll x GMU HONEY-BAKE 56 O CLASS OP 1917 PAULINB ACE Strouelfhurg, Pa. Artc and Science.: KAg The Cornell Graphic Board 3. - IRENE DEMETRIA ALDRICH Gouoerneur Arn and Scimcex AAAQ State Cash and Tuition Scholarshipsg The Cornell Daily .Yun Board 3. ELIZAEETH WILHELMINE ALTMANN Deutscher Verein. LUCILLE CLAIRE ARMSTRONG AEAg Soccer Squad z.. EMILY WHXTTBN AUGE ANNA KATARINA AURELL L.O.V. MARY ELIZABETH BECKWITH X QQ Crew L. jamaica fcryey Clgg N. Philadelphia, Pa. Salem Center Ilion Arif and Scieizcef Agriculture Arn and .S'cie1zce.r Home Economiw H owe Economic: Art: and Science: ELLA MATCHETT BEHRER Philadelphia, Pa. AOI-lg Raven and Serpentg Hockey Tcamg All-Cornell Dance Committeeg Women's Glee Club. JEAN FRANCES BETTIS Rocheczer Home Eco1io171ic.r AZQ Crew IQ Soccer Team 7., 3g Rifle Team 1, '1..QCl'12.1I'1'1'l21I1,JlJI1lOI' Picnic Committeeg Rifle Clubg Ye Hostsg Wayside Aftermath. RUTH MARY BIRGE Hector Home Ecoiivmiu 2K5 Freshman Banquet Committee. RUTH ALICE BoAIc Auburn Amr and Science: Soccer Team 3Q Freshman Play. RUTH LAURA BOHNET New York City Home Economici KA9g Soccer Team lg Dance Festival Committee IQ Women's Mandolin Club. RUTH ELIZABETH BOIES ALICE ELIZABETH BOOTH A IEA. FRANCES MART-AN BOURNE State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. HARRIETTE ROSALIE BRANDES Tennis Team 1.. Springwater Saratoga Spriizgf Willct N ew York City Home Economic.: Home Economies Arn :mil .fcieizcex Arif mid Sciencex DARTHEA BREWER New Rochelle Chemiftry GRACE MELVINA BRINKERHOFF Wolcott H0020 Efvwffliff X525 Women's Glee Club 1, A HELEN CHARLOTTE BRODIE Derhy Agfivulfffff 1IDAOg Archery Team 1. BEATRICE CONSTANCE BRODY New York City Arn and Sciwcef State Tuition Scholarship. MARION NASH BRONSON Lehman Agfiflflfllfd State Cash Scholarship. DOROTHY PRATT BUCKLIN Biejezlo A Afgricultizre Women's Glee Club 3. TI-IELMA BLISS BURNAP Binghamton Home Economicr I it 561 5- yu CLASS or 197.7 MARJORIE ELIZABETH BURR South Marzeherter, Conn. Women's Glee Clubg Outing Clubg Fencing Club. VIRGINIA IRENE CARR Auburn AOITg Freshman Play Committee IQ Glee Club 1, 7.. MARY ELIZABETH CHESTNUT Philadelphia, Pa. FLORENCE ELIZABETH CLARK New Hartford KA. RUTH FRENCH CLARK 3 Cleveland Heightx, Ohio KKIY Sage House Committee IQ Dramatic Club 3. Home Etonomicr Home Economicr Artf and .fcieueef Arte and .S'eienee.r Arif and .fcieneex OLGA COHEN Tarrytown Home Economist AGNES SPRAGUE COLLIER Allentown, Pa. Art: and .S'cience.r Alf The Cornell Wonierfr Newf Board, Editor-in-Chief 3. NORMA COLP New York City Art.r and Science! 2ATg Hades Committee IQ Fencing Club. JANE ELIZABETH COLSON Albany Agriculture KKF. GRACE WILLMA COLTON .Yherhurne Horne Eronomier ATX Women'S Mandolin Club. BARBARA FOWLER CONE Unadilla Home Economiezr AAAg Raven and Serpentg Freshman Play Committeeg Freshman Banquet Committeeg Y.W.C.A. Secretary 7., Treasurer 3g Class Publicity Manager I, 7.5 Manager of Tennis I5 Manager of Baseball 1. Lou WILSON CONKLIN ESU-IER MARY CONROY AZ. CLARICB RUTH COOKINGHAM ANNE ELIZABETH SABINA CORNELL Kaelyn Oneida Cherry Creek Newburgh Women's Glee Club 35 Advanced Choir Q., ZQ State C ROSAMOND Cox New Rochelle ash Scholarship. Committeeg Fencing Club. Aff. ELEANOR SUYDAM CRABTREE Montgomery Hockey Team I, L, 3g Crew lg Sophomore Cotillion RUTH CROSBY Ithaca HELEN MARGARET CROWLEY Ofwego Areteg State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, DOROTHY SUSAN CURTIS New York Cigf Afllg Dramatic Club. MARTHA FESSENDEN DANA Ridgewood, N, Arte and .Ytienecf Art: and Xeienee: Horne Eeononzier Artf and .feieneer Home Econorniar Art: and .feieneex Home Eronomier Art: and .fcieneex Artf and .fcienrce Art: and Science: KA9g Freshman Commissiong Chairman, Freshman Banquet Committeeg Sage I-louse Commit- tee L, Judiciary Committee BQ Y.W.C.A. Council 3g Women's Athletic Association Council 7., Executive Committee 3Q Women's Self-Government Association Council 7.5 Aretcg Silver Bay Clubg Class Vice-President 3. MILDRED ETHEL DAVISON Lyuhroolz Agfifllfffln Kig College Honor Committee 3g Freshman Playg State Cash Scholarship. 569. e CLASS or 1917 l l RXTA VIRGINIA DEANE New York City Home Economic: Women's Glee Club I, 1, 3, Newman Club, Vice-President 1, 3, State Tuition Scholarship. SUsAN HELEN DEEGAN Corning Art: ancl Science: 5 Arete, Treasurer 3, Newman Club, Dramatic Club 3, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. I KATHRYN MAUGHAM DEMAREs'r Tenafiy, N , I. Agriculture AOTI, Crew IQ Soccer Team LQ Women's Glee Club 3, Associate Member Dramatic Club LQ Rifle Club 3, Class Secretary 1. ' MARION HOUSTON DENYSE New York City Art: ana' Science: EK, Freshman Commission. DORIS DETLEFSEN Brooklyn Agriculture KA, Hockey Team x, 3, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Womens Athletic Association Council 33 Fencing Club, Manager of Crew 1, 3. OLIVE LEE DEVISON Fairmont, W. Va. Home Economic: XQ, Dixie Club, Newman Club, Transfer Club. MARY OSEORNE DIMMocIc Aagiuta, Ga. Home Economic: XQ., Dixie Club, Transfer Club. MARY LEORA DORR Ithaca Art: and Science: EK, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. CORNELIA DRUMM Nioeroille Agriculture KA, Hockey Team 1, Women's Mandolin Club. Q MURIEL JEAN DRUMMOND Foren Hill: Art: ancl Science: AOTI, Track Team 1, Soccer Team , Freshman Ban uet Committee, Hades Committee, So ho- . . . . 3 . 9 . . . P more Cotillion Committee, Junior Advisory Committee, Chairman, Field Day Committee lg Women's Athletic Association Council 1, 3, Associate Member Dramatic Club I, 1, 3, Class Sec- I retary 3, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, Manager of Hockey 1, 3. FANNIE DUEoEsIcY Brooklyn Art: and Science: Basketball Team 3, State Tuition Scholarship. MARY PI-IELPS ENDERS Coblukill Art: and Science: AKA, Sage House Committee BQ Arete, Cercle Francais, Outing Club, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, Undergraduate Scholarship. SUSAN MABEL ELsoN Tonawanola Home Economic: Hockey Team IQ Soccer Team 1, 3, Women's Glee Club I, 1, Treasurer BQ F1-igga Fylgae, Fencing Club, Advanced Choir 1. I EMILY AMELIA FASOLDT Utica Art: ancl Science: Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Freshman Advisory Committee 3, Associate Member Dra- ' matic Club. LILLIAN ESTHER FASOLDT Utica Arr: anil Science: Hockey Squad 1, LQ Hades Committee, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Freshman Advisory I Committee 3. FELICIA EDITH FERGUSON Ithaca Home Economic: GOLDIE FERGUSON Itbaca Home Economic: HELEN MARGARET FIEN Rochener Art: and Science: JEANNETTE FRAZIER FOWLER Binghamton Arr: ancl Science: Women's Mandolin Club 1, Secretary-Treasurer 3. I BEATRICE FRIEDMAN New York Cigf Home Economic: 1 WILMA GANZ Weebawken, N. f. Art: and Science: AEKD. 9 v 1 1 563 at at 1 5 li l CLASS or 1917 ELIZABETH GOEPP Philadelphia, Pa. ' Art: and S cience: AAA5 Sophomore Cotillion Committee5 Hades Committee5 Chairman, Student Friendship Fund ' Committee 35 Dramatic Club 35 Women's Glee Club 1, 3. ETHYL GoLDs'rEIN New York Civ Art: and Science: l FLORENCE GREEN GOODRICH Troy Art: and Science: 5 Rifle Squad 15 Agassiz Club5 Fencing Club. l I HELEN ELIZABETH GRANT Baldwin Home Economic: KA5 AKA5 Sage House Committee 1, 35 Arete5 Freshman Play. ' MARJORIE IRENE GRANT 4 Ithaca Home Economic: Hockey Team 35 Women's Mandolin Club 35 Arete. 1 FANNIE EVELYN GREENE Wext Winfelel Home Economic: 1 DOROTHY AGNES GRIP Brookbln Art: and Science: l A EA. LOUISE GRISWOLD Ithaca Art: and Science: V AF5 Freshman Banquet Committee5 Hades Committee5 Sophomore Cotillion CoInmittee5 Women's Dramatic Club 1, Treasurer 15 Dramatic Club. 5 LILLIAN MILLS HALL Lynhrook Home Economic: X Freshman Play Committee5 Sophomore Cotillion Committee5 Women's Glee Club. W 1 ZAIDA MAE HANFORD Ithaca Art: and Science: 1. Hockey Team 1, 1, 35 Women's Cosmopolitan Club. l i FRANCES HANKINSON Staten Lrland Art: and Science: X Soccer Team 35 Fencing Club5 State Cash Scholarship. i i GRACE WAGNER HANSON Sea Clif Art: and Science: 1 AO1-I5 Raven and Serpentg Crew 1, 15 Soccer Team, Captain 3 5 Freshman Commission5 Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Y.W.C.A. Cabinet 35 Women's Self-Government Association Council, 1 Vice-President 35 Arete5 President, Outing Club5 Silver Bay Club 35 Class Treasurer 15 Manager W of Crew 1. , HELEN STEVENS HASKELL Malone U Art: and S cience: W ZIK5 Raven and Serpent5 Winner of W.A.A. C , Basketball Team 1, 1, 35 Baseball Team 1, Captain lg Tennis Team IQ Rifle Team 1, 15 Hades Committee 15 Sage House Committee 35 Women's I Self-Government Association Council 1, 3, Executive Committee 15 Women's Athletic Associa- tion Council 1, 35 Dot and Circle5 Fencing Club5 Women's Mandolin Club 1, 1, 35 Class President 35 State Cash and Tuition Scholarships5 Manager of Tennis, 1, 3. l RUTH LOUISE HAUSNER Corning Art: and Science: A115 Raven and Serpent5 Winner of W.A.A. C 5 Basketball Team 1, 3, Captain 15 Baseball Team 1, Captain 15 Tennis Team 1, LQ Women's Athletic Association Council5 Associate Member Dra- matic Club5 Women's Debate Club5 Class Vice-President 1, Treasurer 35 State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. ETI-IEL ARCELIA HAYVLEY Elmira Height: Home Economic: MARY FRANCES Houcic Harrimnhnrg, Va. Home Economic: KKF5 Women's Glee Club I, 1, 35 Dixie Club. MARGARET RACHEL HOYT S oath Norwalk, Conn. Afrlfifcvfflff XQ5 Sophomore Cotillion Committee5 Women's Glee Club 1, 3. HELEN ROSALIND HUMPHREY jamaica Art: and Science: AEA5 Crew I5 Hockey Squad 1, Team 1, 35 Fencing Club. ELOISE. CATHERINE IRISH Ithaca Home Economic: AZ. fig-.3A,,,tY -hnlmmi K R W ,rf ---' V 11:-I ln-iii 554 1 I l CLASS OF I 97.7 DOROTHY KENNEDY JAMXSON Ithaca SARA MURDOC1-1 JOHNSON Atlantic Cigf, N. AOH5 Archery Team 1. THELMA LoU1sE KBITEL Albion Baseball Team 1, 7.5 State Cash Scholarship. ANNA FRANCES KETCBAM Port feroi: KA5 Hockey Team 1, 7.5 State Cash Scholarship. OLTVE ANN KILPATRICK Walton GERTRUDE KATHERINE KING Hemjuteael Baseball Team IQ Women's Athletic Association Counci15 Manager of Baseball 3. ADBLAIDE RUTH KISTLER Ea:t Strozed:hnrg, Pa. A4155 Sophomore Cotillion Committee 5 Y.W.C.A. Cabinet 35 Women's Glee Club Vice-President 35 Freshman Play. Home Economic: Art: and S cience: Art: and Science: Art: ani! Science: Home Economic: Art: and Science: Art: and Science: 1, Secretary 1, MARGARET KLINE Hydro, Okla. Home Economic: GERTRUDE VERONTCA KOHM Ithaca Art: and Science: DOROTHY KORTJOHN New York City Art: and Science: HBCU. MURIEL ALICE LAMB Pelham Manor Home Economic: AAA5 Hades Committeeg Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Freshman Advisory Committee 35 Frigga Fylgae 1, 7.5 Associate Member Women's Dramatic Club 1, 15 Associate Member Dramatic Club 3. HELEN VICTORIA LANSING Wateroliet Art: and Science: shipsg Undergraduate Scholarship. FRANCES ELIZABETH LAWSON TIBQIJ5 Dixie Club5 Manager of Archery 'CAROLINE LUELLA LEWIS MUR1EL LILLIAN LOEAR EAT. E LORETTA GERTRUDE Los KA5 Archery Team IQ Women's Mando MARJORIE MACBAIN 'EMILY BARNES MCCORD A EA . ANNA ROBERTINB MCCREARY IIBCIJ5 Y.W.C.A. Cabinet 35 Fencing Club 7., 35 Cercle Francais5 State Cash and Tuition Scholar- S onth Bo:ton, Va. 7., 3. Norwich New York City Ha:hronck Heighn, N. f. lin Club 1. Cloner, N. f. We:thnry Utica Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Hades Committee. JU1.1A KATHERINE McEvoY A435 Tennis Team 7.5 Baseball Team 7.. HELEN MARIE MCFADDEN Baseball Squad 1. MILDRED FRISEEE MCFARLAND Utica Philadelphia, Pa Delhi AF5 State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. ELLEN WATERMAN McPHERsoN AAA . Ithaca Art: and Science: Art: and Science: Art: anel Science: Art: and Science: Art: ana' Science: Art: and Science: Art: and Science: Art: and Science: Art: and Science: Art: and Science: Home Economic: 565 II . 'I I I I I I I .QI I II' I II II Il II I I I, III 'I III I I I I, . I I ,I :Ig Lf., LIS CLASS or 1917 REBECCA ELEANOR MARTIN Ithaca Home Economic: XQ. ' Q FLORENCE HARRIETT MASON Newark, Mal. Home Economic: RUTH EVELYN MA'1'z Shillington, Pa. Home Economic: AAA, Women's Glee Club 1, 3. RHEUA VAUGHN MEDDEN Seneca Fall: Art: and Science: KKIY Raven and Serpent, Hockey Team I, 1, 35 Women's Self-Government Association Council 35 State Cash and Tuition Scholarshipsg The Cornell Daily Sun Board, Assistant Women's Editor 3. RosE MARY ANGELA MEHEGAN I Fulton Art: and S cience: Newman Clubg State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, Undergraduate Scholarship. . ELIZABETH MAY MICHAEL Wa:hington, D. C. Art: and Science: A01-Ig Dramatic Club, Freshman Play, Manager of Track 1, 3. FLORENCE MILLER State Cash Scholarship. ELLEN LUBLLA MILLS MARY ANNE MILMOE New York City Fillmore Canaftota Raven and Serpentg State Cash Scholarshipg The Cornell Daib Sun Board 1. DOROTHY ANNE MINER ITBfIPg Women's Dramatic Club I. HENRIETTA ALICE MOENCH Women's Glee Club 1. IRENE MAY MOFEAT I-lBfIDg Advanced Choir I, 1, 3. EMMA ALLIENE Mosso ELIZABETH RICHMOND MQYER Phelp: Gowanda Rutherford, N. f. Ithaca Lockport KA6, Track Team 1, lj Farmers' Week Committee 1, Freshman Picnic Cornmitteeg Women's Glee Club 1, 1, 3, Associate Member Dramatic Club 35 Advanced Choir I, 1, 3. MAY FRETZ MOYER Quakertown, Pa. Women's Glee Club 3. FRIEDA NAYER Bayonne, N. J. ANNABBL MARJORY NEEDHAM Ithaca KKF. RUTH VIRGINIA O'CONNOR Glen: Fall: Freshman Play Committeeg Newman Clubg State Cash Scholarship. X71OLA GENEVIEVE OLIVER New York City KAG-95 Risley House Committee 1, Dramatic Club I, 1, 3, Cercle Francaisg Women Club 1, 1, State Cash and Tuition Scholarshipsg Undergraduate Scholarship. ETHEI. INGEEORG OLSEN Ball:ton S pa Women's Cosmopolitan Club. GRETA LOUISE OSBORNE Water Mill Soccer Team 1, 3g State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. HELEN MAE PAINE Medina Track Team I, 1, Frigga Fylgae. Aft: and S cience: Home Economic: Home Economic: Home Economic: Home Economic: Civil Engineering Home Economic: Home Economic: Home Economic: Art: and Science: Agriculture Home Economic: Art: and Science: 's Mandolin Home Economic: Art: and Science: Home Economic: 566 CLASS OF I 97.7 CORNBLIA. BOWNE PARSONS Mafcellu: Home Economic: I Baseball Team I, 1. DOROTHY HELEN PECK Scranton, Pa. Home Economic: Women's Glee Club 1, 3. MARGARET LOUISE PLUNICETT Ithaca Art: and Science: Women's Cosmopolitan Club, Women's Debate Club, State Cash Scholarship. JANE POTTS Morri:town, N. f. Art: and Science: AQ. ZBNIA MARGARET POWELL Norwood Agricullure KA9, Dramatic Club I, 1, 35 Women's Glee Club I, LQ State Cash Scholarship. BEATRICE NANCY PRINGLE Norwood Home Economic: State Cash Scholarship. CAROLINE GERTRUOE PRINGLB Mayville Home Economic: Wayside Aftermath, State Cash Scholarship. ANNE PUDIAK Auhurn Art: and Science: RAENETTE PURDY Royal Oak, Mich. Art: and Science: Transfer Club. VERNA ELIZABETH CHESTER PYE Nyack Agriculture CIJAO, Freshman Play Committee, Hades Committee, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Associate Member Dramatic Club, State Cash Scholarship. MARION JOSEPHINE RACE Bafalo Home Economic: EK, Hades Committee, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Women's Glce Club 3, Frigga Fylgae. MABEL TI-IAYER RAY ' Ithaca Home Economic: AAA, Basketball Team I, 1, Women's Glee Club. ELISABETH HANSON REAMER Philadelphia, Pa. Aft: and Science: IIBIIJ, AKA, Y.W.C.A. Cabinet 3, Women'S Cosmopolitan Club, Country Community Club, Cercle Francais, The Cornell Womerf: New: Board, Associate Editor 3. HANNAH ELIZABETH REECE Milloille, Pa. Home Economic: AOH. KATI-IRYN MAUREEN REILLY Haoerftraw Art: and Science: KA9, Dramatic Club IQ State Cash and Tuition Scholarships, Undergraduate Scholarship. ESTHER MAE RHODES Elmira Home Econoinic: GRACE ELIZABETH ROBERTS Younggnoufn, Ohio Art: and Science: KA9. MYRA BRINKBRHOFF ROBINSON Riverhead Arr: and Science: AAA, Associate Member Dramatic Club 1, 3. MARION HELEN ROGERS S pencerporr Home Economic: EK, Hades Committee, Chairman, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, College Class Vice-Presi- dent 1, 7.. NORMA MAYE Ross famenown Art: and Science: junior Picnic Committee. CBLIA RUBIN N ew York C251 Agriculture MABEL IRWIN RUHL Lewi:hnrg, Pa. Home Economic: UBCIJ, QACIP. l T w l l Y ll 567 CLASS OF 197.7 LAURA MARION RUSSELL Erienclxhip Art: and Science: KA, State Cash Scholarship. JULIA ELIZABETH SABINE Onining Art: and Science: State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. SYLVIA SAPERSTEIN Brooklyn Art: and S cience: A AE1IJ, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. . CARMEN MAIIGUERITE SCHNEIDER Brooklyn Art: and Science: AOTI, Raven and Serpent, Basketball Team 1, Captain 1, 3, Track Team 1, Chairman, Freshman Advisory Committee, College,Honor Committee, Hades Committee, Sophomore Cotillion Com- mittee, Women's Self-Government Association Council 3, Women's Athletic Association Council 1, 3, Class Secretary 1. ELEANOR LOUISE SEEHOLZER Middletown Art: and Science: ACID, Women's Glee Club, Dramatic Club. ELINOR BLISS SHIPMAN Coopentown Art: and Science: KA, State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. ALICE MORIN SHOEMAKER Akron Home Economic: AEA, College Honor Committee 1. DOROTHY TAPIIAN SMITH Balclwinwille Agriculture Baseball Team IQ Hades Committee, State Cash Scholarship. JESSIE MIDDAUGH SNYDER Ithaca Horne Economic: CAROLINE SPICER Noank, Conn. Art: and Science: A111 ORPI-IA MARIE SPICER Glen: Fall: Art: ancl Science: ITBIIJ, Crew 1, Hades Committee, All-Cornell Dance Committee 3, Freshman Banquet Committee, Advanced Choir I, lj State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. MARCIA STONE Marathon Home Economic: ELIZABETH PIPER STOW Atlantic City, N. f. Home Econonzic: AOH, Freshman Banquet Committee, Class Vice-President 1. CATHERINE MARY TAYLOR Chateangay Art: and Science: Freshman Play Committee, Rifle Club 3. HELEN TOSKOV Bujalo Art: and Science: Soccer Team 1, 3, Women's Mandolin Club. PAULINE HENRIETTA TOWNSEND Waterhnry, Conn. Art: and Science: KA, Soccer Team 1, Women's Glee Club 1, 1, 3. MILDRED ELIZABETH TUCKBR Brookbfn Horne Economic: VEORA MARGUERITE TYRRELL Nichol: Art: and Science: KA, Women's Mandolin Club 3, The Cornell Countryman Board 1, 3. META SALOME UNGEIIER Lyon: Art: and Science: E K, Raven and Serpent, Baseball Team I, 1, Hockey Team 1, 1, 3, Hades Committee, Sage House Committee 1, Women's Self-Government Association Council 3, Executive Committee 33 Silver Bay Club, Chairman of Cascadilla 3, State Cash Scholarship. ESTELLE UPTCEER New York Cig Art: and Science: Women's Cosmopolitan Club, State Tuition Scholarship. ANNA MAE VAN DEMAN Ithaca Agfifillfilft Agassiz Club. 568 CLASS OF 197.7 ELSIE BLACKMAR VAN DEusEN Brooklyn Art: and Science: Soccer Team BQ Outing Club5 Fencing Club5 The Cornell Graphic Board 3 CHRISTINE LYDIA VASTEINDER Auldimn Agriculture GRACE LOUISE WARE Ithacu Horne Economic: AF5 College Honor Committee 1.5 Freshman Advisory Committee 7.5 Women's Mandolin Club I, 2.5 Women's Glee Club EQ Freshman Play5 Advanced Choir 35 College Class Vice-President 3. CATHERINE ALBINA WELLER Detroit, Mich. Horne Economic: Soccer Team I., 35 Women's Glee Club I., 35 Fencing Club5 Frigga Fylgae5 Kermis Cast 3. SYLVIA MARGARET WELLS Schuylerville Home Economic: Hockey Team I, 1. MARNA WELTMAN New York Cify Home Economic: HILDEGARDE WI-IITAKER Hancock Agriculture Women's Mandolin Club IQ Fencing Club 3. MARION WHITWELL Bujulo Art: unel Science: AOTI. OLIVE CAROLYN WHITWELL Lockport Arr: and Science: Women's Glee Club 7., 35 State Cash and Tuition Scholarships. LENA ELIZABETH WILKES Beith Home Economic: HERTA voN SIEMENS WILSON New York City Agriculture AOTT5 Women's Glee Club 1, 35 The Cornell Gruphic Board 35 The Cornell Woinenlr New: Board, Manager 3. HELEN UIJTON WING Clinton Corner: Agriculture Crew I, 7.5 Wayside Aftermath. DORIS MARGARET Woon Wu:hington, D. C. Art: and Science: AKA5 Soccer Team 15 Class Baseball Team 1.5 Women's Debate Club 1., President 3. JUNIA ROBERTS WOOLSTON .Yuru:otu, Flu. Art: und Science: Newman Club5 Women's Cosmopolitan Clubg Areteg The Cornell Duily Sun Board, Assistant Women's Editor 2.. A ' HELEN BARBARA WRIGHT Welle:lQf Hill:, Mu::. Art: uncl Science: A4115 Raven and Serpent5 Crew 1, 2.5 Chairman, Class Picnic Committee IQ Risley House Commit- tee IQ Hades Committee 1.5 Chairman, Sophomore Cotillion Committee 1.5Women's Self-Govern- ment Association Council I, 35 Executive Committee 35 Women's Dramatic Club 1, lg Dramatic Club L, 3g Class President I5 President of Sage 35 Manager of Soccer 7.5 3. BETTY TALMAGE WYCKOEE Ithcicu Afbg Crew I, 7.5 Basketball Team I, 2., 3. EVA YOUSEEERG New York Cigl State Cash and Tuition Seholarshipsg Undergraduate Scholarship. Agriculture Art: and Science: -...---1 569 lr x 70 E Em 5' x'l Q 1' 1 A if PL ll 1 'R I Zi 5' F -s! e ?' M f- 'l A IIA P I 6 ff 1-3 fx,-,- - ' W 1 , . ' - U . , A 1 ' H 90110 Q W T1 ' ,-f 'f4w,ii. -if:e.ff,'f.... .4 . . f ,fAx'X- X ,f . '-f J: V5 Rx l- . :' i' 'E H. 1 -' -' I ', : j Ov I Ja X! ' -TM. FG. - I.. . ' I I ll I WL ll .1 I N WN ll I M. , . ul E S if V - f ' ' , . A - .. Q5 A f - W-M -Q mfg 'Q ' NH -' ..- ,J - X 1: ' :g if R, F31-' n - 5 ' K I ' 'f W V tif f si.. -i H rd' l X 1 ' 5-fi 4. ' J V X f if 3,2 ,Y gg 1:35352 Q3 ,, , : , 9 . A A - gt J 'X fi',s'eIsl My ' X 1 , , iff I i i, mi- f 31. A UNI 5 utr, flrffh - .i Q - 'I 4 .,.., f ,- Vt 'X A mv A .HYTJ .aggzi f-52211 De Pauw University Indiana Stare University Butler College Vanderbilt University Purdue University University of Illinois Northwestern University Washington University University of Michigan Allegheny College Ohio State University University of Cincinnati University of Pittsburgh Cornell University , University of Vermont University of Toronto Syracuse University University of Kansas University of Nebraska University of Missouri William and Mary College Washburn College Kappa Alpha Theta Founded in 1870 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Colorado Agricultural College University of Southern California Drake University Leland Stanford, Jr., University University of California University of Arizona Swarthmore College Goueher College Adel hi College Randolph-Macon Woman's College University of Pennsylvania University of Texas University of Oklahoma Newcomb College Oklahoma A. 84 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 Florida State College Ohio Wesleyan University University of California, Southern Branch Merritt Powers Heyl Noyes Hastings Fales Gregg Lennon Sellon Irvine Faddis Humeston MacLeod Haggstrom Clark Gallagher Reilly Powell Lytle Dana Moyer Bohnet Oliver Walsh Little Boyer Hicks Whitehill Smith - Rumsey 577- ,,.,...-- 'Af H F I L jqohammfa Ota Chapter Established in 1881 IN FACULTATE MRS. ANNA BOTSEORD COM IN URBE ETHEL BAILEY MISS . RAYMOND BELL . GEORGE RAY CHAMBERLAIN . LOUIS MUNROE DENNIS . ARICHARD HENRY EDWARDS MARY EVERETT LILLIAN PEARLE GREEN REBECCA STONEMAN HARRIS . RALPH JONES . BENJAMIN KINGSBURY MRS MRS MRS MRS MISS MISS MISS MRS MRS MISS CECILIA AGNES LAW MRS. WILLIAM FORREST LEE MRS. THOMAS LYTTLETON LYON MRS. JAMES FERRIS MCKINNEY A SENIORS BEATRICE ELSIE BOYER MARGUERITE HICKS HOPE INGERFIELD CUSHMAN ELMA ELIZABETH LITTLE STOCK MRS. MISS MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MISS MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. GERTRUDE ELEANOR RUMSEY JUNIORS EDWARD NICHOLS ANNA PAINE FITZ RANDOLPH HUGH DANIEL REED ROBERT ERNEST RETTGER HAROLD REYNOLDS ROBERT SAILOR JACOB SCHRAAM MERCEDES SEAMAN SUMNER SLICHTER ALBERT SMITH LOUIS SMITH ELIAS WILLIS ALFRED WRAY ESTHER LOUISE WALSH CATHERINE WHITEHILL RUTH LAURA BOHNET LOUISE LYTLE KATHRYN MAUREEN REILLY MARTHA FESSENDEN DANA ELIZABETH RICHMOND MOYER GRACE ELIZABETH ROBERTS ALEXANDRA MCCLURE HOBART VIOLA OLIVER MARGARET LOUISE SMITH ZENIA MARGARET POWELL SOPHOMORES ELISABETH GRAHAM CLARK MARGARET HUMESTON VIRGINIA TATIANA FADDIS CATHERINE BAYNARD MACLEOD ANNA JUSTINE HAGGSTROM ELIZABETH MARGARET SELLON VIRGINIA FREDERICK THOMPSON FRESHMEN ZOE BARCLAY FALES DOROTHY HEYL FRANCES LYMAN GALLAGHER GRACE LENNON ELIZABETH HALSEY GREGG JULIA SUTERMEISTER MERRITT HELEN ELIZABETH HASTINGS MARGARET STACY NOYES THELMA LOOMIS POWERS ' Thr -.-.. - ,LF -E-354 L...L.. 573 'pi ' C -I --ff--V Mg,-W-Fw - Av, I I If ' f W ' W WW W W ' ' l i lil Ill, ll lQ I +I A . 1 i I 1, tits I if Q li .af-ri-was E, f' '. .7 -fell l i fe X lt I w get a s I r s if l fe A ill ,s p y I M y i ty ! I Kappa Kappa Gamma I l Founded in 1870 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Boston University University of Michigan University of Missourl Adelphi College Adrian College University of Montana University of Pennsylvania Hillsdale College University of Washington Swarthmore College University of Minnesota University of Oregon W ' Cornell University University of Wisconsin Idaho University . Q W f Syracuse University Northwestern University Whitman University . 0 X University of Toronto Middlebury College University of California A . , 1 Allegheny College Illinois Wesleyan Leland Stanfordal-If-, UUIVCFSIYY l West Virginia University University of Illinois St. Lawrence University 1 University of Akron Iowa State University University-of Pittsburgh 3 Ohio State University Kansas State University Purdue University . W l University of Cincinnati Nebraska State University University of New Mexico I P De Pauw University Colorado State University William and Mary College W, Butler College Kansas State Agricultural College University of California? Southern Br l Indiana State University Oklahoma State University Ohio Wesleyan University V University of Kentucky Texas State University University Of Ark2u'1S2lS i Tulane University l l i l V R 4. i Il I l l il ll il ts ill Ii . . u 'lil gi ll 'I all W llr jx I lla ,li ii gl' W Peterson Treat Deal Keim Decker Burton f 'N Houck Dalton Ellsworth Cornell Blair Lappeus ' W Clark Medden Purdy Needham F. Houck Colson Warner Clapp Romaine E. Beattie Warrick Lester Smith C. Beattie Lincoln l, , I UL-. L at L - I 3 f.?'Til ltif f5Tflffffig Yffii:tffrlilia..LTTQQQLL, 4. lt r, 574 I I I -M-,--.11., A A A I . 3- - I If N N I r A ' N 4 I I 4 I V Y I I X . I V I N Ifzvw 1 I PS2 Ch apter Established in 1883 IN URBE MISS KATHERINE ALEXANDER MRS. HENRY HINCKLEY MRS. VIRGIL NORMAN ARGO MRS. FRANK LAMBERT MISS HESTER BANCROFT MISS JULIA MELOTTE MISS MARY BANCROET MRS. HENRY NEEBHAM MISS JOSEPHINE BANKS MISS MAY PEABODY MRS. JOHN BARR MRS. EDWARD PHILLIPS MRS. WILLIAM CARY MISS CAROLYN ROMER MRS. PETER CLAASSEN MISS LOUISE TARBELL MISS MARGERY DIXON MISS GERTRUDE THILLY MRS. JOHN EDEN MISS MARGARET THILLY MRS. EDWARD FERNOW MRS. WALTER WILLCOX SENIORS ' CAROL BEATTIE ELIZABETH LINCOLN ELIZABETH BEATTIE ADELAIDE ROMAINE MARY ELIZABETH MATHEWSON MARY MARGARET SMITH AGNES LESTER A VIRGINIA TYLER ELEANOR LOUISE WARRICK JUNIGRS ' RUTH CLARK RHEUA MEDDEN JANE COLSON ELIZABETH PURDY FRANCES HOUCK ALICE WARNER SOPHOMORES MARGERY BLAIR ELIZABETH CORNELL R MARTHA CLAPP MAYBELLE DALTON GERALDINE ELLSWORTH FRESHMEN MARIEN BURTON NANCY DEAL - ELAINE DECKER JANET HOUCK F ' TIHIQIITT' 'WW' ff Y' Y ' pi- - 1 ' MARY ELIZABETH KEIM FRANCES LAPPEUS LINNEA PETERSON LOUISE TREAT 575 ,-.-..,1..-Y.i1t-'V-,--,, me . ,,, 1 A K: ' -I3 -.-. ' In , v Q, I , C I Delta 'Gamma Washington State University University of California Ohio State University Albion College Akron Municipal University University of Indiana University of Illinois University of Nebraska University of Minnesota University of Missouri University of Idaho University of Michigan Adelphi College University of Montana Syracuse University Northwestern University University of Iowa Miami University Leland Stanford, Jr, University University of Colorado Founded in 1872. ROLL OF CHAPTERS Cornell University Goucher College University of Wisconsin Swarthmore College Toronto University University of Oregon Washington University Lawrence College Whitman College University of North Dakota University of Oklahoma Washburn College Drake University Beloit College I University of Southern California University of West Virginia University of Arizona Ohio Wesleyan University Butler University University of California, Southern Br. zasq Burns Donahue Dougherty Kahse I-lartzell Whitney Beal Rice Geyer Reynolds McFarland Griswold Collier Heine Rosenberry Overton Jacobs Biggs Carpenter Lewis Gerbereux Woolworth Marvin Scott M. Crist Burnett Groff Hunter Cooper Whalen Root Calkins F. Crist Reed Uetz La Due 576 '- M A I Eli:-MF -fiif 'izifafffiiqZiijqf - H -1 --- -l'f--- - - -f-- ---- -A Y , A I E4 I 1 l px i I, Il. V I. .- A 1 Qelta Gaming A A Chz flap ter I Established in 1885 . IN FACULTATE-VI ARVIN GRAHAM J IN URBE MRS. CHARLES DIBBLE BOSTWICK MRS. JOHN HUTCHINSON H MRS. HENRY BUCKINGHAM MRS. CHARLES MURDOCK H MRS. SAMUEL HOWARD BURNETT MRS. CLARK SUTHERLAND NOR1'lIUP i MRS. ROLLA CLINTON CARPENTER MRS. ROBERT OSBORNE ,. MRS. HERBERT CHARLES ELMER MISS GRACE PIERSON A MRS. HAROLD FLACK MISS MADGE KATHERINE SMITH MRS. ALLEN FRASER MRS. WILLIAM ALONZO STOCKINGLJR. MRS. WILLIAM JOHN HEBEL MRS. CARRY WETHERBEE J! MISS HELEN ELIZABETH HOAG MISS LUELLA WILLIAMS HJ MISS LILLIAN HOAG MRS. WALTER WILLIAMS MRS. SIDNEY HOWELL MRS. KARL WOOD ' MISS MARY KATHERINE HOYT MRS. EDMUND WORTHEN MRS. CHILTON WRIGHT SENIORS4 REBE LATTA BIGGS RUTH HALL HENDRYX IJ DOROTHY REED BURNETT JOYCE HOLMES l RUTH MARY BURNS KATHERINE LOUISE JACOBS 5 MARTHA FRANCES CARPENTER MARY LOUISE LEWIS I 1' HORTENSE KATHRYN GERBEREUX ELIZABETH MARVIN QU' JUNIORS J J AGNES SPRAGUE COLLIER RUTH LOUISE HAUSNER J f GRACE WILMA COLTON MARGARET HEINE JJ MABEL LOUISE GRISWOLD MILDRED FRISBEE MCFARLAND W A GRACE LOUISE WARE I A SOPHOMORES I MARGARET CONLEY HELEN HARTZELL LOIS MARGARET DOUGHERTY FRANCIS SWEET OVERTON U, KATHARINA GEYER MADELYN ELIZABETH REYNOLDS : MILDRED RUTH ROSENBERRY 2 I FRESHMEN Q MAY MAITLAND BEAL MARY GROEE MARJORIE ALICE RICE P ' RUTH CAMERON CALKINS JOSEPHINE ROSS HUNTER ANNA CONANT ROOT 1 1, OLA COOPER MILDRED ELIZABETH KAHSE RUTH ELEANOR UETZ f FLORENCE CRIST MARIAN MARGARET LA DUE HELEN MARIE WHALEN K jf, MARGARET DONAHUE HELEN REED MARY ANNA WHITNEY I U H W I A I.. .. W f f E.-W.-:M ' M SI: E A ff- 577 P' nfvlsfl, i-J,Jvili.fie if i , Q1:.ff'iliS'i1sl:iIwvif fun. f l l 1'ffixlllilllillll l'l2ifl1l54iWf ' , ' ,f,w+:.Wf-Mlw ,f.1 lllrifr-p u ' ,N il ,niy'3W 2f5?x53 il9I' n' fl?i'Wgilil - ,,,.' q 'a!rliiill5fill ' 3' Wi r .rilisrlatf ' 1 ' Liwlfiililiyl' 15 ,Q lil WfSllli5',f?l:i i i .w:y:i'+'yl,'a-2' 1 i 'Q M viwml 1-wiiuaifi' l fi W' ,ww ,ikH5'W, f ll0fl!!?i Ui' i ' W3 '.-- lib, ' V 5 -fr 'lbi'vl ii' ',i9if3fWLl ':' 'fur ,j j lfw l l ,-1:fLll'itvglml,' ,,,, ' A ,!-f i ' mme, f'aw1.1 l1E',J' , v fl N UW' Hill 1 W'f5wVli'1W Q r it , ,ay ,i,i,gr1Ea,, ,C 1 , ,, :aiwQLl5:f5z f i,,f 1 M , 6 A'f'-ig,-frqq m- 1 fvmillg' g-f. , 1' MTG. af if ma.'svaf11 iilzflzli. ' ' 'W , if 1i,4i,i-Hn 24, v meg, .fry :n,QW ,ae ml.1rq.,lr , gif' WWW wi M s wr? lfwll' A Y Q21 W' ' it Fina l A 1 . .sili Mlllf,i ' wi 1 H L ' MU qv 'J' ,MTW cw' 1'7CW'W4Wf,k' er ' . i , fluff A wif 'i,Wll3l?4l1iEi,7l3illR'?i 7i yuh, 1 ilw iqli miyflw' 1 2 W fl if .WW 'Mllilllfllllfilriiiflii W' tr it 1 9 ' 5 W7fj.sl'nf'f ,.,Wvf1 QW ' qi University of California University of South Dakota University of Illinois Barnard College University of Nebraska University of Toronto r A Zplza Phi Founded at Syracuse University 1877. ROLL OF CHAPTERS Syracuse University Northwestern University De Pauvv University Cornell University University of Minnesota Gaucher College Boston University University of Michigan University of Wisconsin Leland Stanford, Jr., University University of Washington University of Oregon Washburn College University of Oklahoma University of Montana University of Texas Michigan Agricultural College University of Colorado University of California University of Missouri University of North Dakota Ohio State University Platt McMullen Hine Rosamond Cox Rachel Cox Noble Hazel Babble M. Sharpe Swinford Wyckoff D. Sharpe Wright Potts Spicer Curtis Brauner Trefts Millspaugh Gibbs G. Adams English Lampe Ransom Martin Richards Koetsch McEvoy Howell Davis Proskouriakofi' Harmon Croissant E. Adams Guy Keator Noyes Durham Roosevelt f O a a -1:ifanff1g,::ff:ir,iL..:L i-:LL-L ' LLL ' ' '- 578 1. 7 I I If-f xv 1 1 'f ' : I 3 I J , I L I , 1 Y? 5 I elta Chapter Established in 1889 IN FACULTATE GEORGIA LAURA WHITE IN URBE MISS ELLEN FRANCES BARTON MRS. HAROLD MARSTON MORSE MISS HARRIET GARRISON BARTON MISS ROWENA MORSE MRS. HAROLD NELSON BLISS MISS AILEEN OVCONNELL MRS. CHARLES BRUEE MISS PRISCILLA GDGEN MRS. BLINN SILL CUSHMAN MRS. HOWARD RILEY MISS ADELE YANTIS DYOTT MISS GRACE ALVANA SBELY MRS. CARL GILBERT MISS ANNE HUBBELL SEYMOUR MRS. EDWIN HOPKINS MRS. EDWARD TITCHENER MISS ISABELLE HOUCK MISS VIRGINIA VAN VRANKEN MRS. CARL FREEMAN HOWE MISS KAREN ANDREEVNA WHITE MRS. CHARLES IRISH MISS EDITH TALMAGE WYCKOEE MRS. LEWIS KNUDSON MRS. EDWARD GUILD WYCKOEE MRS. DOROTHY SEWELL METZER MRS. GEORGE YOUNG, JR. SENIORS GERTRUDE ADAMS KELSEY LOFTUS MARTIN MARY HASTINGS BOSWORTI-I EDITH DAISY MILLSEAUGH HELEN GERTRUDE ENGLISH JOSEPHINE BRISCOE RANSON LILA GAY GIBBS ELEANOR FRANCES RICHARDS ELIZABETH MARY KOETSCI-I CONSTANCE FRISBIE RIESTER DOROTHY LOUISE LAMPE GLADYS JANICE SWINEORD JUN IORS . DOROTHY SUSAN CURTIS ELEANOR LOUISE SEEHOLTZER ADBLAIDE RUTH KISTLER DOROTHY LEOLA SHARPE JULIA KATHERINE MCEVOY CAROLINE SPICER MARJORY CAMPBELL MCMULLEN HELEN BARBARA WRIGHT JANE WALKER POTTS BETTY TALMAGE WYCICOEE SOPHOMORES EDITH ADELE BABBLE - ADBLAIDE LUDLOW HAZEL KAREN ANDREA BRAUNER KATHERINE KELLOGG RACHEL OSBORNE Cox A ELIZABETH NOBLE MARGARET JOHNSTON SHARPE FRESHMEN A ELEANOR ADAMS ESTHER JOSEPI-IINE HINE ROSAMOND Cox ELOISE SAEGER HOWELL EULA LUCILLE CROISSANT RUTH LAING KEATOR FLORENCE MALLETTE DAVIS JANET WOOLWORTH NOYES HELEN COLEMAN DURHAM LOUISE DB LALANDE PLATT MARGARET LOUISE GUY KSENIA PROSKOURIAKOYE KATHRYN AGNES HANNON HELEN REA TREFTS .F 'Wi I 1 41 579 MBE if T? ' at 5' ..:ff1 .. HL A .- i . ,. ,,, Z, Alpha Omicron Pi g Founded 1897 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Newcomb College Syracuse University New York University University of Washington University of Tennessee Southwestern Methodist Univ. Randolph-Macon Woman's College University of Indiana University of Nebraska University of Wisconsin University of California Montana State College De Pauw University Vanderbilt University Tufts College University of Pennsylvania University of Maine University of Kansas Cornell University Miami University Northwestern University University of Michigan Leland Stanford, Jr., University University of Oregon Barnard College University of Oklahoma University of Illinois University of Maryland University of Minnesota Birmingham Southern College University of Southern California D. Harris Miner Cobb Riegart Gruppe Fay Kitt Kolb McGarvey Davidson Parsons Messing Radford George Beasley Leeming Altemeier W, Harris Worden Baker Mount Irish E. Schneider Holcomb Michael C. Schneider Drummond Behrer Lietch S. Johnson Demarest Wilson Whitwell Carr Stow Eisemann McAdam Buecking Teeple M. Johnson Koby Duggar Eagan Davis Miller Hanson 580 Iffvfpa 01427-07071 psilon Chapter Established in IQO8 IN FACULTATE MISS GRACE MORIN MISS ELIZABETH NEELY IN URBE MRS. ARTHUR ALLEN MRS. RICHARD MORDOEF MRS. MORTIER FRANKLIN BARRUS MRS. NATHANIEL SCHMIDT MRS. ALBERT WRIGHT , SENIORS JOHANNA THERESE BUECKING MAY BELLE EISEMANN LISBETH DALE DAVIS MADALENE KOBY MARIE LOUISE DUGGAR MARGARET MURDOCH JOHNSON FRANCES PALMER EAGAN FRANCES ELIZABETH MCADAM CHARLOTTE MARION TEEPLE JUNIORS ELLA MATCHETT BEHRER BERTHA DOYLE LIETCH VIRGINIA IRENE CARR ELIZABETH MAY MICHAEL KATHRYN MAUGHAM DEMAREST MURIEL JANET MILLER MURIEL JEAN DRUMMOND HANNAH ELIZABETH REECE . GRACE WAGNER HANSON CARMEN MARGUERITE SCHNEIDER SARAH LOUISE HOLCOMB ELIZABETH PIPER STOW SARA MURDOCH JOHNSON MARION WHITWELL HERTA VONSIEMONS WILSON SOPHOMORES KATHRYN ELIZABETH ALTEMEIER DOROTHY HELEN HARRIS CORINNE GASKILL MESSING ELIZABETH BAKER WINONA LUCILLE HARRIS FRANCES DEGRAY MOUNT ETHELYN BEASLEY ELINOR ALICE IRISH ROBERTA RADBORD GLADYS CATHERINE BURGESS MARIE CATHERINE JANN ELSIE MARY SCHNEIDER JANE CAROLINE GEORGE ' ELSIE MILDRED LEEMING HELEN DOUGLAS WORDEN FRESHMEN CONSTANCE AGNES COBB VIRGINIA HELENE GRUPPE HELENE WHITE MINER MARION TRUTH DAVIDSON LYDIA KITT CYNTHIA AILEEN PARSONS NEILL CHATTERLY PAY CHARLOTTE KOLB FRANCES RIEGART SARA MAE MCGARVEY il.. ---,,,,-,,,,, -, -,,,,,,L, Y r I 581 XX ,L 1 ,g ' A FL? pf 4-' .. Vf' Delta Zeta Founded in 1907. ROLL OF CHAPTERS Miami University Cornell University De Pauw University Indiana University Nebraska University Baker University Ohio State University Iowa State University Washington University Kansas State College University of California Lombard College Cincinnati University Pittsburgh University University of North Dakota University of Minnesota Eureka College Denver University University of Louisiana University of Wisconsin University of Oregon Northwestern University University of Illinois University of Southern California University of Alabama George Washington University Oklahoma State College Adelphi College Washington State College Oregon State College Franklin College University of Michigan Kentucky State University Syracuse University University of Colorado St. Lawrence University Butler College Randolph-Macon Woman's College Brenau College Howard College Ohio Wesleyan University Florida State College for Women University of Texas University of Maine University of Kansas University of California, South Br. Wallace Eulenstein Becker Koerner Conlon Lapp McClure Grant C. Denman Houk Bettis Irish Gilchrist Knapton Conroy E. Denman Reubel Gehan 1 , , Beta Chapter MISS FLORENCE LOUISE BECKEE MISS HELEN LEONORA BETTIS MISS MARY AGNES CONLON MISS GERTRUDE HELEN HOUK ANITA PETRIE GEHAN ALMIRA GILCHRIST JEAN FRANCES BETTIS ESTHER MARY CONROY CARLOTTA FRANCES DENMAN ELIZABETH ELEANOR DENMAN HELEN MAE GRANT DOROTHY ANNA EULENSTEIN Established in 1908 IN URBE SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN MISS HELEN FRIEDA KOERNER1 MISS MARJORIE MCGRAIL MRSA ELIZABETH PACKARD MRS. OSCAR VON ENGELN ANNE 0,LEARY CLARA AUGUSTA REUBEL ELOISE CATHERINE IRISH ISABEL LAPI1 A DOROTHY ROSE KNAPTON FLORENCE STELLA MCCLURE RUTH WALLACE FRANCES LUCILLE YOUNG 583 2 af .K as as gp:-' :-:-:-: -2? 23:55 SPSS 53231 -.Ei i t 1-.aria lifiiffaf e 2 'X NW ' , y , fix ., -f V Q 54 algal' ' s Q 6, far- 7 , an y Delta Delta Delta Founded at Boston in 1888 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Adelphi Pittsburgh Vanderbilt Southwestern Boston Adrian Wisconsin Stanford Bucknell Ames Drury Texas Cornell Arkansas Minnesota Washington Goucher Cincinnati Alabama Wyoming Pennsylvania Coe Mt. Union Oregon Randolph-Macon De Pauw Michigan Kansas State Stetson Franklin Missouri Oregon Agricultural St. Lawrence Iowa Baker Washington State Syracuse Knox California Maine Vermont Miami Colorado Middlebury Brenau Millikin Nebraska Butler Colby Northwestern Nevada Indiana Hollins - Ohio Southern Methodist Colorado State Florida State Simpson Southern California Kentucky Tennessee Whitman Oklahoma Illinois Transylvania Beloit Ohio Wesleyan Gristede Allison Maloney English Corwin Hand Strohm Thralls Ray Matz Cone K. Smith Christensen Hermanson Lotriclge Lamb Hooper Wright McPherson Robinson Pearlman Worlcs Goepp Fenner Aldrich McBride Crane VanWirr Davidson Edmond Morris Gehret Stubblefield M. Smith li 4 I r l 1 l I Alpha Beta Chapter Established in 1913 IN FACULTATE MISS ELEANOR MCMULLEN MISS RUTH ST. JOHN IN URBE MRS. CORNELIUS BETTEN MISS PAULINE PARK MRS. MINNETTE METCALB BROCKWAY MRS. HAROLD PRATT MRS. WILLIAM CORNELL MRS. LUCY PHELPS SIMONS MISS ELEANOR FISH MISS EMMA SPEED MISS MARGARET FISH MRS. WILLIAM STAINTON MRS. JAMES KNOTT MISS DELIA STONE MISS VERA MCCREA MISS GENEVIEVE STONE . MISS KATHERINE THORP SEN IORS HELEN JOSEPHINE CRANE GRACE ESTELLE MORRIS KATHRYN ESTHER DAVIDSON ESTHER PEARLMAN ELIZABETH BARNARD FARNUM MAY BELLE SMITH KATHRYN GEHRET JULIA ELIZABETH STUBBLEITIELD GRACE ELIZABETH MCBRIDE FLORENCE AMOR VANWIRT HELEN CLARISSA WORKS JUNIORS RUTH BARKER HOOPER MURIEL ALICE LAMB ELLEN MCPHERSON RUTH EVELYN MATZ SOPHOMORES IQARIN HERMANSON LUCILLE LOTRIDGE ALICE MALONEY FRESHNLEN GLADYS DROMGOOLE CHARLOTTE GRISTEDE IRENE DEMETRIA ALDRICH BARBARA FOWLER CONE ELIZABETH GOEPP EDITH HORTENSE CHRISTENSEN MARY ALYENE FENNER ISOBEL ALLISON ' DOROTHY ADELAIDE ENGLISH MABEL THAYER RAY ' MYRA BRINKERHOF17 RCBINSON NORMA HARRIET WRIGHT ' IQATHERINE SMITH BONITA KATHRYN THRALLS LIZETTE HAND LURLINE STROHM 585 M as Q 6, Mi Exxf wil? . LJ? 3 - XE- ij ,V M I -3 Lv -, . , V :A ' Randolph-Macon Woman's College Tulane University, Newcomb College University of Tennessee University of Illinois Northwestern University University of Wisconsin University of California University of Kansas University of Nebraska University of Texas West Virginia University University of Michigan University of Colorado Dickinson College ' Florida Women's 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 Oklahoma A. and M. College Iowa State College University of Arizona University of North Carolina University of Minnesota William and Mary College Montana State College Pittsburgh University Chi Omega Founded 1895 ROLL OF CHAPTERS George Washington University Syracuse University Ohio University Miami University University of Arkansas Transylvania College 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 University of Maryland Washington State College University of Southern California Alabama Polytechnic Institute Marietta College Louisiana State College University of South Dakota Wittenberg College Oglethorpe University Hillsdale College University of New Mexico Ohio Wesleyan College Morrison Douglass ' O'Donnell Buckman Dennery Pipa Finch M. Pratt Bendon Hyde Barker Schmidt Havens Brinkerhoff Fox Hill Kerby Tremaine Benton Hill Bodler Willits Hoyt R. Pratt - .,,x...Af1--1-,.f-y Cfni Orme-gg Theta Alpha Chapter Established in 1917 ...L IN URBE MRS. JOSEPH BARR MRS. JOSEPH HOTZCLAW MISS EVELYN CASEY MISS ALICE LOUISE HULL MISS VALERIA FROSCH MRS. ROBERT MORSE MRS. JOHN PAUL NAFE SENIORS ' DOROTHY ALEINE BENTON RUTH CORNELIA PRATT A PHYLLIS WINTERMUTE BODLER FATANITZA LOUISE SCHMIDT A MARGARET DOUGLASS GERALDINE REBA TREMAINE REBECCA ELEANOR MARTIN HELEN VIRGINIA WILLITS ' JUNIORS . ELIZABETH MARY BECKWITH MARY OSEORNE DIMMOCK ANNE TURNER BENDON MARGARET RACHEL HOYT GRACE MALVINA BRINKERHOEE CLARA BREWSTER OWENS OLIVE LEE DEVISON HERMIONE WILCOX SOPHOMORES IRENE JOANNA DENNERY HAZEL KEILY KATHRYN VIRGINIA FINCH DOROTHY LOUISE METCHEAR SARAH MARGUERITTE FOX ROSE DEE MORRISON DOROTHY MAE HAVENS MILDRED GENEVIEVE O,DONNELL IVERNA HILL HELEN MONICA PIPA FRESHMEN EUNICE MARJORIE BARKER HELEN HYDE ESTHER PHEODORA BUCKMAN MARY ELIZABETH ANNE PRATT MARY KATHLEEN RUEFLE I L I J. I i 587 Hunter College Bucknell University V Cornell University University of Alabama A Florida State College for Women University of Louisiana Millsaps College Southern Methodist University University of Minnesota University of Nebraska Oklahoma A. and M. College University of Pennsylvania St. Lawrence University University of Michigan University of Washington University of Ohio University of Illinois Indiana University University of Iowa Northwestern University Iowa State College Coe College University of Cincinnati Kappa Delta Founded in 1897 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Illinois Wesleyan University University of Kentucky Hollins College Randolph-Macon College Trinity 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 George Washington University Syracuse University Albion College State College of Washington Bethany College ' University of Montana North Dakota Agricultural College University of Georgia Michigan Agricultural College Montana A. 84 M. College Mt. Union College Southern Presbyterian University Persbacker Lennon Edwards Gillmeister Drumrn Lowe Gainey Walbancke Zeller Shipman Hieby Ketcham Forbell Shay Iacovino Danner L G D l f G h Cl k R ll A T ll T d os rant et e sen ut mann ar usse ce yrre ownsen I anSlyke Pedersen Hendrickson Monteith Doyle Maurer McMillan Davison Kappa Delfa Omega Chi Chapter Established in 1917 IN FACULTATE MISS LUCY KIMBALL IN URBE MISS MARION BOOL MRS. JAMES HICKEY MISS MILDRED BOOL MISS EVELYN KENNEDY MRS. FORREST WRIGHT SENIORS CATHERINE AGNES DOYLE LOUISE MAURER HELEN ELIZABETH HENDRICKSON FRANCES IRENE MONTEITH PHYLLIS MCMILLAN Q LAURA GRACE PEDERSEN I VIRGINIA AGNES VANSLYKE JUNIORS PAULINE ACE ANNA FRANCES KETCHAM FLORENCE ELIZABETH CLARK VIOLA KOLBORG MILDRED ETHEL DAVISON LORETTA GERTRUDE LOS DORIS DETLEFSEN LAURA MARION RUSSELL HELEN ELIZABETH GRANT ELINOR BLISS SHIPMAN GRACE.ESTELLE GUTHMANN PAULINE HENRIETTA TOWNSEND VALERIA POWELL HIEBY VEORA MARGUERITE TYRRELL SGPHOMORES CARMETA KATHERINE BARIE MADELINE MARY IACOVINO IRENE DANNER GRACE MCMILLAN QORNELIA AGNES DRUMM 1 ALISON MARIE SHAY LESLYE MORTON FORBELL EUGENIE THRESE ZELLER FRESHMEN NORMA LEAH EDWARDS AGNES TERESA GAINEY HELEN LOUISE GILLMEISTER CATHERINE JANE LOWE GLADYS CATHERINE LUM ELSIE LOUISE PERSBACKER MARIAN MAY WALBANCKE 589 ' -A ff lL Q Sigma Delta Tau Founded 1917 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Cornell University University of Pennsylvania Ohio State University University of Buffalo University of Cincinnati University of Georgia University of Louisiana University of Nebraska Goldman Platnik Binen korb Marx Konclell Levison Markson Sadler De Goff Klar Greenberg Duschnes Fabrikant Lissey Speiser Shenl-:in Loeb Lobar Levinton Kossack Ulrich Eshner Elkes Bayuk . Frank Calisch Colp 590 1 f V-y-----H vw-v 'A Alpha Chapter MRS. ISAAC BERNSTEIN BEATRICE BAYUK RUTH CALISCII MILDRED ELKES NORMA COLP MANRIAN DUSCHNES CARRIE FABRIKANT EVELYN GREENBERG LILLIAN KLAR VIRGINIA BINENKORB ADELE DE GOFE GOLDYE GOLDMAN EDITH KONDELL Established in 1917 IN URBE MISS IRMA ULRICH SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN I ANITA SADLER MISS GENEVA LEVINTON ANNETTE ESIINER FLORENCE FRANK ROSE KOSSACK MURIEL LOBAR JEANNETTE LISSEY DOROTHY LOEB VIVIAN SHENKIN ELEANOR SPEISER CONSTANCE LEVISON HELEN MARKSCN HELEN MARX SOPHIA PLATNIK 591 ,47 if 17. KL Laaluwv, ,'nu. v, val. 'T -at ,,,Y,, ,JCM ta , Fil , I -yt-g -Q ,, , . r 1, - Q Q - 'wary --K M . P1 .4--n r . asv :5555 --:- ' f 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 Illinois Jackson College University of Minnesota University of Washington University of Kentucky University of California Ohio University University of Nebraska University of Iowa University of New Hampshire University of Vermont Albion College University of Kansas Ohio State University Stetson University University of Pittsburg Cornell University Coe College Oregon State Agricultural College University of Michigan University of Oklahoma Purdue University Northwestern University Drake University Kansas State Agricultural College University of Oregon Ohio Wesleyan University University of Montana . University of California, Southern Br. A Hun ter College Middlebury College Humphrey E. V. Silliman Gordon Miller Brown Ives Booth McCord C. Shoemaker Grip A. Shoemaker Armstrong Shefheld Wallace Hunter Huntington Vernooy Cladel Gruver Beal E. K. Silliman Keefe Barnard Brockway Mills Gates Snyder at V r ' r ' ,T:Cf IW , ,1 ,,, an S 'BT1' 'T ii' if--ef -I 'II' 9ji?f' ef, 7- 4 7 i:'1'1'.M' 1051 ,.....,...-1-J 597- Yi, LJL Alplz MISS MARY ELIZABETH BROWN MRS. ALBERT DURAND MISS KATHLEEN KLINE GRUVER ul-l L HJ- WYEW lj!! NL .LIC a Beta hapter Established in I9I8 IN URBE MRS. AXEL FERDINAND GUSTAFSON MRS. GOLDEN HALL MRS. VAN BREED HART MISS DOROTHEA ELIZABETH JOHANNSEN HELEN MANNING BULL CLARA AIMEE CLADEL SENIORS RUTH LOUISE HUNTER IRMA ALEEN VERNOOY . EMILY ISABEL WALLACE LUCILLE CLAIRE ARMSTRONG KATHARINE ANGELINE BEAL ALICE ELIZABETH BOOTH DOROTHY AGNES DELARAM GRIP HELEN ROSALIND HUMPHREY BERNIECE MARION BROWN MILDRED LEE GORDON JEANETTE HANBORD HELEN JEANETTE IVES LEONA DOROTHY KEEFE SARA JOSEPHINE BARNARD MARIAN AVICE BROCKWAY JUNIORS GRACE EVELYN HUNTINGTON BERTHA YVONNE LARSON EMILY BARNES MCCORD ALICE MORIN SHOEMAKER CECILE LOUISE SHOEMAKER SOPHOMORES ALICE DUNBAR LOVE SHIRLEY ANITA MILLER ELLA MAY SHEFFIELD EDNA VIRGINIA SILLIMAN ELLA KATHERINE SILLIMAN ANNE DEILY SNYDER FRESHMEN 'JESSIE ELIZABETH GATES JOSEPHINE GOODALE MILLS 593 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 Virgi Goucher College nia George Washington University Randolph-Macon Woman's College Hollins College Stetson University Hillsdale College University of Michigan Franklin College University of North Carolina University of Indiana of- fy ' A' 'I7 V-'ii A n il' 5 iff ' W m,,ni.,1.,h, ,. - N Y 5 . 4-ff , 4 E53 ,. .1 jf --' .fy ,ig ay? U 9 ,ay , V ul ,t Q fW 'h Y P1 Beta Plzz Founded in 1867 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Butler College University of Minnesota University of Wisconsin Beloit College Lombard College Knox College Northwestern University University of Maine University of Florida University of Illinois Millikin University Iowa Wesleyan University Simpson College Iowa State College Iowa State University University of Missouri Washington University Drury College I University of Nebraska University of Kansas University of Wyoming University of Denver h University of Oklahoma Oklahoma Agr. and Mech. 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 Idaho University of Chattanooga Kansas State Agricultural College College of William and Mary University of Colorado Ohio Wesleyan University University of Louisville Reid Sheasley Gould Kloepfer Watson Barber Nicholls , Glenn Tobey Kennedy Johnston Kreidler Pye Warren Pope Tabor Reamer Kimberly Lawson Kortjohn H. Faber Lansing Lee De Lamater Spicer Jennings I., Faber Monty Van Order Pasco Miner Kallman Moffat 394 .!?f.fI31,..lii,.:. --.SAL .:AI.. -,.:.-5.122-,--,LLI- -I Al , l . I I I 1 1, I SPILL' N ew York Delta Chapter MISS DORIS SCHUMAKER STARR BASSETT HELEN COVILLE MRS. KARL DALLENEACH MRS. VICTOR GAGE SALVADORE LABORDE MISS MISS MRS. MRS. JESSE NICHOLLS LOIS WALBRAN FABER FRANCES ELINOR JENNINGS MARY KELLOGG MONTY HELEN FABER BETTY LAURA KALLMAN MARGARET DESIRE KIMBER DOROTHY KORTJOHN HELEN VICTORIA LANSING LY Established in 1919 IN FACULTATE IN URBE SENIORS JUNIORS MISS NELLIE PERKINS PAUL RUSSEL POPE GRACE CORNELIA RODEE WILSON SMITH GRACE THOMAS MRS. GEORGE WARREN MRS. HERBERT HICE WHETZEL MRS. MISS MRS. MISS IVA BLANCHE PASCO DOROTHY LUCILLE SHORB MARJORIE DELPHINE VAN ORDER FRANCES ELIZABETH LAWSON DOROTHY ANNE MINER IRENE MAY MOETAT , ELISABETH HANSON REAMER MABEL IRWIN RUHL ORPHA MARIE SPICER V V , SOPHOMORES FRANCES ANNA DE LAMATER ELIZABETH MAREE KREIDLER FLORINE DANIEL GLENN ' PORTIA MARY LEE DOROTHY MARGUERITE JOHNSTON ANNETTE HILDRETH PYE RUTH EMILY IQENNEDY THELMA CELESTE TABOR MARY EVANGELINE TOBEY FRESHMEN MARJORIE ALICE BARBER FLORENCE EMMA NICHOLLS VIRGINIA SHEASLEY MARGARET ADELAIDE GOULD ELERIEDA EMMA POPE JEAN WARREN ALICE LOUISE KLOEPFER SARAH MATHER REID MARIAN EDLER WATSON ' ' V 'C ' '1L': L ' . - ' A- HH 595 J i ll i i i ix ,Lis lmwegj Ml E N - an 1-i f4hNRzlQnQhNzIUH Founded in 1909 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Barnard College University of Denver Hunter College University of Pittsburgh Teachers' College University of Southern California Adelphi College Northwestern University Newcomb College University of Michigan New York University Ohio State College ' University of Illinois University of California N. Y. State College for Teachers Akron University University of Wisconsin University of California, Southern Br University of Pennsylvania Vanderbilt University Syracuse University Washington University Cornell University University of Texas Bornstein Sturman Radding Unger Speigel Saperstein Jacobs Goldstein Brook Gartman Ganz Glassman Caplan Lowenstein Tolins Goodstein Levin Elish I Levant ff-a.,a,w.t-UTWr-.m-CCtM C 595 cflpluargjrzsilon Q-Wifi Kappa Chapter Established in 197.0 IN URBE MRS. IDA SCHIFFENHAUS MAYERS SENIORS PAULINE BORNSTEIN HILDA BROOK EVA LAURA RADDING JUNIORS WILMA VIVIAN GANZ SYLVIA SAPERSTEIN SOPHOMORES ' MAY ELISH V ELEANOR BETTY GOLDSTEIN PAULINE JACOBS ' FRESHMEN CHARLOTTE CAPLAN JUDITH GLASSMAN PAULINE UNGER I - N AOMI GARTMAN ETHEL GOODSTEIN GERTRUDE BELLE LEVIN HELEN SPEIGEL CHARLOTTE STURMAN MYRA PATRICIA TOLINS MIRIAM LEVANT ELEANOR LOWENSTEIN ' 597 wwldllilllllflfwmwi A W W M ., .,.,- V. 'Z LA, f T V1 - ,v' 11.3 .:2. -1f- 423159 Sigma Kappa Founded in 1874 ROLL OF CHAPTERS Colby College Oregon Agricultural College Boston University Q Rhode Island State College Syracuse University Ohio State University George Washington University University of XVisconsin Illinois Wesleyan University Florida State College for Women University of Illinois University of Buffalo University of Denver Washington State College University of California University of Tennessee. University of Washington Iowa State Agricultural College Middlebury College Cornell University University of Kansas University of Louisville Jackson College University of Nebraska Leland Stanford, Jr., University Miami University University of Minnesota University of Michigan Adellphi College University of Iowa Ran olph-Macon Woman's College University of Montana ' Southern Methodist College University of California, Southern Br. University of Indiana Ohio Wesleyan University Deyo Herbert Smith Hyde Griswold Cook Bruckner Kuehnert Calkins G. Weber DeNyse Haskell Race Dorr Birge Ungerer Mosher Rogers Burris Wadsworth Woods Underhill Ellinwood McKeary Morrison Richman Webb Scager Schuster Schillke Wilson Steck Hemsrreet Henrich Genaway O. Weber Nkrrglinf-gilt? 2 , N, , 4 ,- l i l 598 - L I I MISS ELVA THEODORA CAMPBELL MRS. LAWRENCE BURCKMEYER MISS LILLIAN LONGLEY DYER MISS ELDREIDA HOCH MISS HELEN MARIE IVES FLORENCE MERWIN BURTIS DOROTHY ELIZABETH ELLINWOOD MILDRED MCKEARY MARJORIE GALE MORRISON LILLA HUMPHREYS RICHMAN RUTH MARY BIRGE MARION HOUSTON DENYSE MARY LEORA DORR HELEN STEVENS HASKELL HELEN SUE BRUCKNER EVELYN TYLER CALKINS BEATRICE ALBERTA COOK ANNA KATHERINE DEYO LAURA GRISWOLD ALICE CLARK GENAWAY ELEANOR DEAN HEMSTREET CAROL HENRIETTA HENRICH CHARLOTTE LOUISE SCHILLKE ..,p7u .W -xml-,IJ sw Alpha Zeta Chapter Estab1iShed'in I92.I IN FACULTATE IN URBE SENIORS JUNIORS ERESHMEN MISS MISS MRS MRS MRS DOROTHY IRENE FESSENDEN DOROTHY ELIZABETH LAMONT HARRY HAUSER LOVE CLYDE HADLEY MYERS HUBERT HAWLEY RACE MARIE JOSEPHINE UNDERHILL DOROTHY GRACE WADSWORTH DORIS ESTHER WEBB MARY VIRGINIA WICKES GLADYS HAYES WOODS MARION JOSEPHINE RACE MARION HELEN ROGERS META SALOME UNGERER GERTRUDE JUSTINE WEBER SOPHOMORES JEAN LOTHIAN HERBERT HELEN HUEY HYDE HELEN LINNIE KUEHNERT ESTHER MOSHER FRANCES BROADEIELD SMITH EUNICE MINETTE SCHUSTER KATE CROWLEY SEAGER MILDRED STECK OLGA JOHANNA WEBER ANNA MARGARET WILSON Y W I I I 599 ff 4- ,Wm H gIi4 Tails! ,N Vg 'YW if QNX ME' EV ua w Q s,I ? hi 11 H5 4- Ani E+ 3 im fa N ni T Sw QU 121 fi f SNIQ rl 52:1 2? , W ' ! 5' SN Jju M ry ,E ew ily Ak H 3312 u gy lg' Bi' W if 33 in 1 3' F vig ,Q g Jw in QQ ' SM 9 il Q gy w H 134 k I , 1 ig W ls: I I 1 'rv-'i ' EJ CM- - N .-2-1' f 1182615- ' 1- .fall ' - .-f-. ij:-.1 x ,- i .....,--.X --rv., ,. , ' . xx. 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N x f' - i K ' I' j A I llrfllvul' XXX Mwst' ll' W JI I S '- E ff-1 -2 -:: F 'g f r -F- ,L-Z -'ascii-1. RI SENIOR SOCIETY W I ,V Tl W 1. Q 1 i RV M , L If N W I W - N S K? A l r 1, I p? I E Mortar Board i L FLORENCE MERWIN BURTIS , RACHAEL CHILDREY R I i HOPE INGERFIELD CUSHMAN i FRANCES PALMER EAGAN I Q L MILDRED JOY ELKES ELIZABETH MARY KOETSCH Y ADELAIDE ROMAINE g HELEN CLARASIA WORKS F i 5 L i ll ' - -L L L H1 601 1 -U Uh JUNIOR SOCIETY Ffif. V LX if fp! f Y' MF' Raven and Serpent ELLA MATCHETT BEHRER BARBARA FOWLER CONE GRACE WAGNER HANSON HELEN STEVENS HASKELL RUTH LOUISE HATJSNER RHEUA VAUGHN MEDDEN MARY ANNE MILMOE CARMEN MARGUERITE SCHNEIDER META SALOME UNGERER HELEN BARBARA, WRIGHT 603 SENIOR HOME ECONOMICS AND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY I Sedowa BEATRICE ELSIE BOYER HELEN MANNING BULL FLORENCE MERWIN BURTIS VIRGINIA LUCRETIA CASE HELEN LYDIA CHAPPELL DOROTHY ELIZABETH ELLINWOOD JEANNETTE ALICE GARDINER VICTORIA I-IENRIETTA JONAS GRACE ELIZABETH MCBRTDE EVERICE PARSONS RUTH CORNBLIA PRATT GERALDINE REVA TREMAINE DORIS ESTHER WEBB 604 HOME ECONOMICS SOCIETY MISS CORA BINZEL MISS ELVA CAMPBELL MISS FAITH FENTON 'S Cz K 5 ' 'fi' f ' .I I Omicron N u NATIONAL HONORARY MEMBER MARTHA VAN RENSSELAER 'FACULTY MEMBERS MISS DOROTHY PESSENDEN MISS ERMA HOLLEN MISS RUTH KELLOGG MISS GERTRUDE MATHEWSON BEATRICE BOYER HELEN BULL VIRGINIA CASE CHARLOTTE CULVER JEANNETTE GARDINER AGNES JONAS MISS HELEN MONSCH MRS. IRENE NEHRLING MISS RENA ROBERTS MISS LUCILLE ROGERS MISS FLORA ROSE MISS DORIS SCHUMAKER MISS FRANCES SCUDDER DEAN GEORGIA WHITE ACTIVE MEMBERS MARY WICKES VICTORIA JONAS JANET NUNDY EVERICE PARSONS MARION PIERSTOREE RUTH PRATT HELEN VROOMAN 6O5 ll I I , I I I HONORARY SOCIETY IN EDUCATION I P2 Lambda Theta Q 1 Mu Chapter ASSOCIATE MEMBERS DEAN GEORGIA WHITE 'MISS FLORA ROSE MRS. ANNA BOTSEORD COMSTOCIC - MISS HELEN MONSCI-I MISS ALMA BINZEL MISS WINIFRED MOSES MISS CORA BINZEL MISS MARTHA VAN RENSSELAER , IN URBE N MISS HARRIET BARTON MRS. MARGARET MAY I MRS. GLADYS DALTON MRS. EVA PRICE MISS ADELE DYOTT MRS. GRACE RACE i I . GRADUATE MEMBERS ELVA CAMPBELL OLIVE JONES I LILLIAN DYER CARO LYNN EDITH FARNHAM I-IAZEL SCHOONMAKER J LILLIAN HATFIELD FRANCES SCUDDER I JULIA JACOBY GERTRUDE SIBLEY 'MARY LYNCH JOHNSON GRACE THOMAS I MAUDE WHEELER SENIORS I VIRGINIA CASE VICTORIA JONAS I' ROSETTA FISHER LEAH LEVY I ELEANOR GALE DOROTHY SHORE Il LILA HOPPER FRANCES WELLS 'I I Il H Ig n-,- . -A ,411 v 1 A- 1 I 606 HONORARY SOCIETY IN JOURNALISM BARBARA CHARLES ELEANOR GAGE KATHERINE LIVINGSTON RUTH BURNS CATHERINE DOYLE PAULINE ACE IRENE ALDRICH BARBARA CONE Alpha Chi Alpha HONCRARY MEMBER MARTHA VAN RENSSELAER GRADUATE MEMBERS SENIORS LILLIAN RORRANO IUNIORS GERTRUDE LYNAHAN GERTRUDE MATHEWSON MARGARET MURPHY HELEN HENDRICKSON ELEANOR JENNINGS RHEUA MEDDEN ORPHA SPICER HERTA WILSON 607, Y T- E ' 1 -... 7:7 - f::.:-- 'Jw ry , 1 -17? ,,,,, - --- - ,. ,,...:1 ,MLN ,, ,tl I I I I I I I I I I I I I Ungerer Tremaine Mount I Koctsch Eagan Cushman Wright I I I I Women 'S SeMG0Uernmenzf Association EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ,' FRANCES EAGAN, '16 ........ . . Prefident I ELIZABETH KOETSCH, '16 HOPE CUSHMAN, '16 BARBARA WRIGHT, '17 META UNGERER, '17 . IJ! Vice-Prefident . 252 Vice-Prefident I A I I . 3d Vice-President E . . Correfpomiing Secretmjf I GERALDINE TREMAINE, '16 . . Recording Secretmgf I FRANCES MOUNT, '18 . . . . Trefzmrer I , I 'I JUDICIARY COMMITTEE II I I I FRANCES EAGAN, '16, Chairman III FLORENCE BURTIS, '16 MARTHA DANA, '17 Q! I HOPE CUSHMAN, '16 META UNGERER, '17 'I XII I II I II Il III I If I I II I II I .-,C T A, -gr, ,L T ., 'EJ 4145- 413- s1s'f?f2f:f' A i-f,12,'f-1, fi ref!-Egg.-413213, III ' A A 1--,,,,,1'1f, 1 TT757TCi1':3,C.1g4:Cg 1 OMWAWECMIIII T f, 7 Ql,if,I,llL' gif' . ...'.' fl' 'ifl EEL, Qff' fn ' LATQI EEZ -Q f -f E,-il ' .:f fLft..++'--7 - I 608 i l ll II l We f- V . Mi fl.. f -3 Y ----W 7'- l, .',,, ,,, 1, -,fgfg ,J I ' l J 9 l l' lg ,ll ls ll ll lg: l Elj l ll ll ll ll 'll li l 4, ,. ll 'ig C li F l i i, ll J ly l l l ll I Ig I li ll EX' ' J' Bicket Schneider Hanson Haskell Burtis Jennings Lester Smith Boyer li' Q Woods Cobb Gerbereux Collier Medden Fox Rofrano Hendrickson Killigrevv Wood l' 3 Quell Ungerer Tremaine Koetsch Eagan Cushman Wright Mount Jacobs ll Tl' J X . . . grit SeMGOvernment Assoczatzon Council l YJ 1 l' FRANCES EAGAN, '16 . . Prefident of S elf-Gooernment Affociation ll xl l ELIZABETH KOETSCH, '16 . . Preeident of Outside Houfes HOPE CUSHMAN, '16 . .... Prefident of Rifley BARBARA WRIGHT, '17 . . . Prefident of Sage ' META UNGERER, '17 . llll KATHERINE JACOBS, '16 . I FRANCES BICKET, '16 . l ll' GERALDINE TREMAINE, '16 ' Liu HELEN HASKELL, '17 . ' FRANCES MOUNT, '18 1 H CONSTANCE COBB, '19 . l l LILLIAN ROBRANO, '16 . J, ELINOR JENNINGS, '16 . H l HELEN I-IENDRICKSON, '16 il l AGNES COLLIER, '17 . l l MARION QUELI., '16 , I ' KATHERINE DOYLE, '16 . Ji 1 CARMEN SCHNEIDER, '17 I l Y li ll AGNES LESTER, 16 . . l ,, BEATRICE BOYER, '16 . l l FLORENCE BURTIS, '16 . l l RHEUA MEDDEN, '17 . RUTH KILLIGREW, '16 . Ei GLADYS WOODS, '16 . ll DORIS WOOD, '17 . . If , ll HORTENSE GERBEREUX, 16 if ,J BESSIE FOX, '16 . . ll I PHOEBE POOLE, Grad. MARGARET SMITH, '27 . GRACE HANSON, '27 . . Chairman of Caircadilla . . Prexident of Y.W.C.A. . Preyident of Athletic Affociation . . Prefident of Senior Claw . . Preeident ofjunior Clan . Prefident of Sophomore Clam . Preoident of Freshman Clam Women'f Editor of the Annual: . Women'J Editor of the Sun , . Women'J Editor of the Graphic . . . Editor of the Women'J N eiof Chairman of Educational Guidance Committee Chairman of Senior Adoifory Committee Chairman of funior Adoiforgf Committee . Chairman of Finance Committee Chairman of Social Committee . . Chairman of Actioitief . Chairman of Puhlicity Committee . . Prefident of L.O.V. . . . . Pretrident of Glee Cluh . Prefident of Women': Dehate Cluh Reprefentatioe of Cornell Dramatic Cluh Prexident of Women'J Cofmopolitan Cluh . Chairman of Graduate Committee . Chairman of Sorority Group Chairman of Scattered Houfes 'iz V11 L 6O 9 Altemeier Kelly Haskell Robson King Worden Bodler Schmidt Geyer Woods Drummond Derlefson C. Schneider Hanson Biclcet Randall E. Schneider Women 'S A tliletic Association Council FRANCES BICKET, '16 . GRACE HANSON, '17 . ESTELLE RANDALL, '16 . ELSIE SCHNEIDER, '18 . CARMEN SCHNEIDER, '17 GLADYS XVOODS, '16 . GERTRUDE KING, '17 . KATHERINE ALTEMEIER, '18 MURIEL DRUMMOND, '17 DORIS DETLEFSON, '17 HELEN HASKELL, '17 . KATHARINA GEYER, '18 HELEN XVORDEN, '18 , MURIEL LAMB, '17 . PHYLLIS BODLER, '16 . FATANITZA SCHMIDT, '16 AGNES KELLY, '19 . EDITH ROBSON, '16 . . President . Vice-Prefiilent . Secretary . . Treafnrer . Publicity Manager Arclrerjf Manager . Bafeball Manager . Baflzetball Manager Field Hoelzq Manager . Rowing Manager Tennif Manager Track Manager . Soccer Manager Ice Hoelzey Manager Rifle Manager . . Pentloarna Frefbrnan Reprefentafive Onting Clnb Manager Women 'S Athletic Honors FRANCES B1CKET, ' BEATRICE BOYER, FLORENCE BURTIS, RUTH CLAPP, '15 FRANCES EAGAN, ' MILDRED ELKES, ' HELEN GOSMAN, BAR ELINORE XVOEHL, '15 W. A. A. C WINNERS 16 '16 ,L6 , 16 16 15 HELEN HASKELL, '17 FRANCES BICKET, ' BEATRICE BOYER, FLORENCE BURTIS, PENTHAMA 16 '16 f '16 RUTH HAUSNER, '17 LUCY NEATE, '15 MILDRED OLIVER, '15 DEVERE PORTER, '15 ESTELLE RANDALL, '16 LOUISA RIDGWAY, '15 FATANITZA SCHMIDT, '16 DOROTHY WEAVER, '15 FRANCES EAGAN, '16 MILDRED ELKES, '16 ESTELLE RANDALL, '16 FATANITZA SCHMIDT, '16 611 WOMEN ' S GLEE CLUB Webb Klar Peterson Seeholzer Deane Matz Orleans Allison Purdy Kallman Uctz Havens Brinkerhoff Pratt Deyo Getlin Russell Hand Sehnaper Harris Harris Stillwell Behrer Houck D'Appolito Ingalls Tabor Clark Benton Hyde Cornell Peck Bowell Vrooman Moyer Close Houck Guthman Van Slyke Townsend Miller Gordon Cohen Culver Burr Crane Chaffee Demarest Chappell Bucklin Race Wilson Peets Ware Marvin Wright Cohen Wilson Austin Weller Ball Hakins Wasmer Ray Woods Dudley Kistler Elson Hoyt Jones Henrick Eshleman Whitney Chase Getty Hale Sillirnan Iacovino Holme Kennedy Dennery Dann McMillan lm, l -I Q. 1 w i l A SEN IORS I II Omen 'S Glee GLADYS W OODS, '16 . ADELAIDE KISTLER, '17 MABEL RAY, '17 . . SUSAN ELSON, '17 . MARGARET HOYT, '17 . . . ELIZABETH BEATTIE DOROTHY BENTON HELEN CHAPPELL ROSE COHEN CHARLOTTE CULVER KATHERINE HAKINS ELLA BEHRER GRACE BRINKERHOFF DOROTHY BUCKLIN MARJORIE BURR ELIZABETH CORNELL HELEN CRANE RITA DEANE KATHERINE DEMAREST SUSAN ELSON ELIZABETH BAKER RUTH CHAEEEE ELISABETH CLARK EDITH DANN ANNE DEYO IRENE DENNERY FANNY GETLIN MILDRED GORDON ISABEL ALLISON MABEL AUSTIN GRACE BOWELL DOROTHY CHASE MURIEL CLOSE ROSALIE COHEN CORNELIA DAVIS ETHEL ESHLEMAN IRENE JONES I ELIZABETH MARVIN RUTH PRATT RUTH PURDY GERTRUDE RUMSEY LOUISE RUSSELL JUNIORS ELIZABETH GOEPP GRACE GUTHMAN LILLIAN HALE FRANCES HOUCK ADELAIDE KISTLER RUTH MATZ ELIZABETH MOYER MAY MOYER DOROTHY PECK SOPHOMORES HELEN GRANT WINONA HARRIS DOROTHY HAVENS MARY HAZZARD HELEN HOLME MARGARET HOYT HELEN HYDE ERESHMEN ZOE FALES CAROLINE GETTY DUTCHESS GRAVES LIZETTE HAND CAROL HENRICK JANET HOUCK LUCILLE INGALLS 1 'Tl U Prexigient Vice-Prefident .S'ecrermgf TI'66Z5Zlf61' ' Libmrimz ISOBEL SCHNAPER DOROTHY STILLWELL VIRGINIA VAN SLYKE HELEN VROOMAN DORIS WEBB GLADYS WOODS MARION RACE MABEL RAY ELEANOR SEEHOLZER PAULINE TOWNSEND GRACE WARE CATHERINE WELLER OLIVE WHITWELL HERTA WILSON ERVA WRIGHT MADELINE IACOVINO RUTH KENNEDY LILLIAN KLAR GRACE MCMILLAN SHIRLEY MILLER EDNA SILLIMAN , THELMA TABOR JOSEPHINE WHITE LAURA ORLEANS DOROTHY PEETS LINNEA PETERSON LOUISE PLATT GRACE ROE RUTH UETZ MARY WHITNEY ANNA XVILSON 613 l l l l 1 v I in l I I l l I Bamberger Haskell Duntz Grant Drumm Altmann Burten Shattuck Tyler Gould Wilson N. Wright Levinson Clark D. Wright Siegel I Washburn Wallace Broetsch Rornaine Fowler Noyes Levine White , . W Omen S Mandolzn Club ADELAIDE ROMAINE, '16 . . . Prefident EANNETTE FOWLER, '17 . . . Secretmgf-Trefzfufer SENIORS CLAIRE CLADEL ROSE LEVINE KATHERINE DAVIDSON ADELAIDE ROMAINE SALLY HOLCOMB ISABEL WALLACE NORMA WVRIGHT Il JUNIORS ALICE ALTMANN MARJORIE GRANT MARION BURTON HELEN HASKELL CORNELIA DRUMM HELEN TOSKOV JEANNETTE FOWLER VEORA TYRELL AGNES WVAITE 1 SOPHOMORES l EVELYN ALLEN FRANCES SHATTUCK l ELEANOR BRETSCH LOUISA TYLER EIVIILY DUNTZ MARION WILSON I FRESHMEN SYLVIA BAMBERGER JANET NOYES SALLY JANE CLARK ESTHER SAWDON I I FLORENCE DAVIS SADIE SIEGEL ll MARGARET GOULD RUTH WASHEURN ,N FRANCES LEVINSON JULIETTE YVAY DOROTHY XVRIGHT J I l 614 I Hanson Worden Benton MacLeod Qucll Lester Rcamcr Hagmaicr Nundy Lansing Dana Kistlcr Childrcy Cone Hopkins Jacobs Medway White , . . . . Young Women S Chrzstzan Assoczatzon KATHARINEJACOBS, '16 . . Prefident ALICE MEDWAY, '16 . Vice-Preficlent BARBARA CONE, '17 . . Treafnrer JOSEPHINE WHITE, '18 . . Secretary DORIS HOPKINS, '14 . MARTHA DANA, '17 . . CATHERINE MACLEOD, '18 ADELAIDE KISTLER, '17 . HELEN WORDEN, '18 RACHAEL CHILDREY, '16 . GRACE HANSON, '17 AGNES LESTER, '16 . . . . General Secretary Chairman Inter-Chnrch Committee . Chairman Social Committee . . . Chairman Finance Chairman Pnhlicity Committee Chairman International Relations . . . Chairman Silver Bay Clnh Chairman C077Z77ZZl7Zilj' Service Committee COMMUNITY SERVICE COMMITTEE DOROTHY BENTON, '16 JANET NUNDY, '16 X CLAIRE HAGMAIER, '16 MARION QUELL, '16 VICTORIA LANSING, '17 ELIZABETH REAMER, '17 I5 Roth Upcchcr Plunkett Shaw Nordendahl Macso Lorichio Asai Doren Ku Jones Tsang Kao Woolston Lange Olsen Reynolds Fox Nundy Childrey Gustafson Cornell Women 'S Cosmopolitan Club A HONORARY MEMBERS MRS. LIVINGSTON FARRAND MISS LOIS OSEORNE MRS. FRANCES MACDANIELS MRS. NATHANIEL SCHMIDT MISS GERTRUDE NYE DEAN GEORGIA LAURA WHITE ACTIVE MEMBERS ' BESSIE FOX, '16 ......... J. . . Prefzdent JANET BERTHA NUNDY, '16 . Corifefpondmg .Yecretmgf RUTH WILLIAMS REYNOLDS, '16 . Refardinzg Secrenzfy ETHEL INGEBORG OLSEN, '17 ..... . . Tremuref GRADUATES DORIS ELIZABETH HOPKINS RACHAEL CHILDREY ROSE COHEN SENIORS ELIZABETH HOLMES DOREN BESSIE FOX INGEGERD MARIE GUSTAESON JUNIORS ZAIDA MAE HANFORD JANET LORICHIO ETHEL INGEBORG OLSEN LOUISE COHEN ANNIE JONES LUCY KITENDAUGH LILLIAN ASAI JUNIA WOOLSTON SOPHOMORES XVEI VAN TSANG ERESHMEN AGNES SCHILLER ANNE ELIZABETH N EELY KYEIU WEI KAO ZING WHAI KU MARIA TERESA' MAESO JANET BERTHA NUNDY RUTH WILLIAMS REYNOLDS MARGARET PLUNKETT ELIZABETH REAMER ESTELLE UIJTCHER HARRIET LANGE DOROTHY ROTH MABEL SHAW ADELINE NORDENDAPIL 616 I s Women ,S Debate Club 7 COUNCIL DORIS WOOD, ,17 . . . . . . Prefzdenr MARGARET PLUNKETT, '17 . . . Manager JEANETTE HANFORD, '18 ....... .Yecrermjf-Tremurer A ' HONORARY MEMBERS A MISS RUTH DAVIS MISS DORIS HOPKINS MISS ELIZABETH N EELY DEAN GEORGIA WHITE SEN IORS RACHAEL CHILDREY BESSIE Fox JUNIORS RUTH HAUSNER MARGARET PLUNKETT MARJORIE MCMULLEN DORIS WOOD A SOPHOMORES JEANETTE HANFORD DOROTHY JOHNSTON 617 I A lf W Dzacze Club JOSEPHINE RANSON, '16 . President FRANCES HOUCK, '17 . Vice-Preyidenr FLORINE GLENN, ,lg . . Secretary ELIZABETH LAWSON, '17 ....... . Tmzmrer GRADUATE MEMBERS- MARY JOHNSON MARY WOODARD SENIOR I JOSEPHINE RANSON I JUNIORS MARY DIMMOCK FRANCES HOUCK ELIZABETH LAWSON , SOPHOMGRES FLORINE GLENN - MILDRED GORDON FRESHMEN NANCY DEAL JANET HOUCK 5 r . l 1 l 1 -mu 618 MARION BRILL MARY LOUISE CHAPIN RACHAEL CHILDREY VIOLETTA ESTHER GORDON HELEN MARGARET CROWLEY MARTHA FESSENDEN DANA SUSAN HELEN DEEGAN MARY PHELPS ENDERS ELEANOR GIBSON MARY LOUISE HAZZARD KARIN HERMANSON ELEANOR JOHNSON I A rate SENIORS HELEN HENDRICKSON HILDA LONGYEAR FRANCES ADALAIDE MCALLISTER HELEN BORST VROOMAN LOIS JANE WHITE JUNIORS HELEN ELIZABETH GRANT MARJORIE IRENE GRANT GRACE WAGNER HANSON V JANE LAY AGNES WAITE UNIA ROBERTS WOOLSTON SOPHOMORES MARY MONTY ELSIE SCHNEIDER JEANNETTE SEELY , 11 619 .69 Wmayszde Aftermath NETTIE GERALDINE STONE, '16 . . Prefidem' MARY ELEANOR MCCUE, '16 . . Vice-Prefidem' EMMA BERNARD GOSMAN, '28 . . Secrermy EDITH DOROTHY DANN, '18 . . . Tfemufef I IN URBE HELEN LEONORA BETTIS DEAN GEORGIA LAURA WHITE DR. ESTHER PARKER MRS. K. M. WIEGAND SENIORS LOUISE OCTAVIE BEAUJON FAITH EVELYN DAVIS LAURA JANE BURNETT INGEGERD MARIE GUSTAFSON HELEN LYDIA CHAIDPELL MARY ELEANOR MCCUE CHARLOTTE BECKER CULVER EVERICE EVELYN PARSONS NETTIE GBRALDINE STONE JUNIORS JEAN FRANCES BETTIS CAROLINE GERTRUDE PRINGLE HELEN UPTON WING SOPHOMORES RUTH ELEANOR CONKLIN EMMA BERNARD GOSMAN EDITH DOROTHY DANN RUTH LUCY WALLENWEIN FRESHMEN ' PERN AMELIA GRIFFITH LYDIA PATTERSON KITT I 3 Y, E l ' 1 610 Dot and Circle JEANNETTE GARDINER, '16 MAY BELLE EISEMANN, '26 PHYLLIS BODLER, '26 . PHYLLIS BODLER FLORENCE BURTIS HELEN CHAPPELL FRANCES EAGAN SENIORS MAY BELLE EISEMANN LOUISE WARRICK JUNIOR HELEN HASKELL SOPHOMORE MARJORY HERSHON . . Prexident . Secremzgf-Tremurer Manager JEANNETTE- GARDINER MURIEL GUGGOLZ MARGUERITE KINGSBURY ESTELLE RANDALL FATANITZA SCHMIDT 69.1 1 in Women 'S Fencing Club OFFICERS MURIEL GUGGOLZ, '16 . . . . Prefzdent RACHAEL COX, '18 . . Vice-Prefnient HELEN HASKELL, '17 . . , . . Secrerazgf-Treasurer SENIORS f MAY BELLE EISEMANN MILDRED ELKES JULIET WALTON ALICE ALTMANN RUTH BO1Es EVELYN CRABTREE CORNELIA DUNPHY SUSAN ELSON FLORENCE GOODRICH JUNIORS SOPHOMORES RACHAEL COX MARION DELAMATER EDNA SILLIMAN MURIEL GUGGOLZ ELIZABETH MCADAM HELEN HASKELL ROSALYN HUMPHREY VICTORIA-LANSING ESTELLE UPTCHER ELSIE VAN DEUSEN CATHARINE WELLER MARJORIE GRANT FRANCES MOUNT 611 illard Straight all 5 .w TERRACE DINING ROOM CAMPUS THEATRE 69.3 , .Am , wg az, --,s ,dl iijf 55 .5 H -1 ' x x, 1 AE QQSN w f , . afxv v isas, A E ? i'-- 50 -Z 1, 1 , 22- 1. 1 +o WFM 'VZQQI ilffiwff .FAS yii ,,5l?Q B u n ' 5+ 5, N SE Ek if ra IW Q Hwiik .,1e.1.1 ' ' ' - . - 2 A ' -. , ' ---':,vux:A5!fg7g -2 , . 3 - If 5M-p fc I'-M9c'?'.:IDIxEQ'9'IJ,: ' V. ' '- . i . . . - - - W --V Y L, 1 Q. , . I 4 -:ll-J'-1. .ss -, '. 'Frfzif iifil. 52'-R171----w.. . W. .-I I xiii' 'gg'-I-A . , , ..-, . .I Q 'I E?: h 1-W-'1Qv. ' Q. .r rr. Y u.,, A I I JJ '-W f '-' 'A Y nu':.q J Nmovig'-'x T:-.Q--f. f.. 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WARD STANLEY DAVIS L. M. BLANCKE '15 Private wire connections with our own offices or impor- tant investment institutions in the following cities : Albany Atlanta Augusta Baltimore Binghamton Boston Bridgeport Buffalo Grand Rapids Chicago Jacksonville Cincinnati Los Angeles Cleveland Louisville Columbus Milwaukee Detroit Nashville Elmira New Orleans Seattle Syracuse Wilmington New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Rochester San Francisco Savannah Scranton Our com rebemive inveftmenf .vewice intlzzdin the pzcilzifief 0 there connectianr, A E if at Ike dirpoml of invefrorr I I ESTABLISHED IBIB Ciafaeiiie 3 tlmnen? 'ur11i5l151E nb5, MADISON AVENUE con. FORTY-FOU RTH STREET New Yonx V Clothes for School and College a Specialty Seael for BRooKs's Miscellany BUSTUN PALMBEACH NEWPORT LIYTLE auluama PLAzA auu.ulNG Auun,-.un euxwmc nnmw cu. snvtsvw. c 9 U N vv n u . Q 220 Butrwm Avmwe ,L ,Q fx, i .xslt-1-jf.. 'M A 'Hg' ,qi--' R925 ' 'V 2559 5 Lf? sq, , .,:,yF.afrm ,I -may W. f f in ' '6lf,.1 2 Lee- - A fa' f 'ii ff -'xii '14l'7Q'1 t X- ' ' L gg e- . T 243 'MI' MHC' 621 ,f 'N-x ,al 17. ' were , ' If' 'J ,gg . -x by ..x, Nt ' ,',f.- 1 - 1 P-, .-we , M' f-5gv.a-- -2.1 ,Z -, gtg--,A .1 .Mfigeljz .ti - ,T -.sf iw- .qt , J, W' lrfj. ig- egg. I' tif' if - ga! Y - 4-4-. , ,gf, i1 iQaf f I ' ' ' .1 f v. mfib.-f. e ' V ':f' , X, I , s ,gli , ,mf We ef' ai W J -,fz,igq3 '3,z':4f:! ig.,-'.-1' .f -,H i -X .' A - ,.,,,eA,1q 1 vi -ggi. , il K 5 ' . J wigs! ' fa- Fixx f .2rl -f:?- r'e'fH' e ia' 1 V I l . ' ffgffff' -a w .. fa ik ifffaizeik :Sk 'si - M X era' NX? .A are f 7 W 'Nil fi T 1. r fr ee if v 751,14 ffjp. 1 .Z fi ,ev ,ew 0 wma umm-1 THE WISTERIA GARDEN Particular Foeel for Particular Peeplei' ITHACA, N. Y. Students of the past twelve years are thoroughly acquainted with our excellent service and metropolitan atmosphere. Peacock Alley is a new addition. It is The Greenwich Village of Ithaca. H. V. MILES, '08, Manager. to 'J -1 K L-A L i l J I 1? 'ly I 637. 1 e..,,, if i ii, A,.. 0' p Z J.kA I ..,.. ' iiv. 'A ' ev .,,,, , i S 5 'Q . Generating Station Equipment Potheads Bulletin 5oo Type I Disconnecting Switches Bulletin 1100 Type I Bus Supports Bulletin 600 Cleat Type Insulators Bulletin 1350 Type T Bus Supports Bulletin 7oo Compartment Doors Bulletin 1375 Type T Disconnecting Switches Bulletin 800 Instrument Cutout Switches Bulletin ISOO Type S Bus Supports Bulletin 9oo Air Pressure Relays Bulletin 1510 ELECTRICAL DEVELOPMENT S. mcn1NE COMPANY iv- l ltti 1 Philadelphia Agents in All Principal Cities , I JONES 81 LAMSON MAX KLUEBERT MACHINE CO Springfield, Vermont U. S. A. MANUFACTURERS OF Hartness Flat Turret Lathe Fay Automatic Lathe Hartness Automatic Die Flanders Ground Taps ITHACA, NEW YORK PORCI-I ENCLOSURES AWN INGS REPAIRING Rejinifbintg and Repairing Hartness Screw Thread Comparator of Flffffifuff Wvfk TELEPHONE 7631 Aadreff Catalogs will be Jen! on request. I4I SOUTH AURORA 633 CENTRAL CITY ROOFING CO. JOS. B. CAMPBELL, President 43 CANAL STREET SYRACUSE N Y BURN'S RETAIL BAKE SHOP Th F f P d Baked Goods BEST BY TEST IOO670 PURE We Wish the Class of 1916 All Success Possible To the i'677Z6Zl7Zl7Zg clteffef We will Jeroe you ILS' well KCI-IM 619' BRUNNE Metteloetfzt Tailors 111 EAST STATE STREET Ccyrneu S631 Jewelry We Hove Petnteei foe Comellietm .fence 1906 Fraternity Pins and Crests bi Prompt Attention to Metel Oeeletf 3021 351211 atten The Zztneler WHITE STUDIO BUILDING 306 EAST STATE STREET THE ATKINSON PREss PRINTING -In z ATKINSON PRESS ITHACA. NM . IO6 EAST STATE STREET ITHACA, N. Y. Let Us Supply YOUR PRINTING NEEDS M. DOYLE MARKS CO. Established 1860 THE HOUSE OF SERVICE Musleal Merehanchse Sheet MHS1C BAND INTRUMENTS DRUMMER'S SUPPLIES BANJOS TENOR BANJOS MANDOLINS UKELELES HARMONICAS VIOLINS VIOLIN OUTFITS EDISON BRUNSWICK SONORA PI-IONOGRAPHS BRUNSWICK PANATROPE DUO-ART PIANOS PLAYER PIANOS - GRANDS - UPRIGHTS PIANO TUNING REPAIRING Phone 2.061 M. DOYLE MARKS CO. 105 N. AURORA ST. HOME OF ITI-IACA, N. Y. PIANOS Wm. J. FOX Mail Order Home NEW YORK CITY ALEXANDER 114 East State Street, Ithaca featuring Langrock CNEW I-IAVEND Clothes Adler-Rochester Clothes 4'DORWARD Imported Scotch Topcoats Chase I-Iats London Shoes I ,,,,,,-,,,,,.,,N ,,,, Ilrl , Mm ,,,,y,,,U:,' I l I y,.?:,.,,, ,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,..,,,.an .,,...,.. My-? ff' - 1 .- , ' if 0 F ff ' STE E L ' ZW: Mjwb, ,,,,,,,,,,,i-g:1fIf I'W?f 574-' '2 'N.f24KM -,..4f,,f,,ff,mf Yffgjfb PA TA OTE Cfrade Markl TI-IE NATIONAL STANDARD FOR CAR CURTAINS AND CAR UPI-IOLSTERY AGASOTE HEADLINING Crfadc Marky The only headlining made in one solid piece. Will not separate, Warp or blister Waterproof and homogeneous. THE PANTASOTE COMPANY, INC 7.50 Park Ave., New York People's Gas Bldg., Chicago, Ill. 793 Monadnock Bldg., San Francisco, Cal. LUPTo Steel Windows EOR ALL TYPES OF BUILDINGS Om' Rexidence Cafemenlr add 4 diftinguirbing touch of rejinement to Homer DAVID LUPTON SON,S Co. PHILADELAPHIA Buffalo OHice: 39.9 Jackson Bldg. Other Branch Offices and Agents in Principal Cities 637 RCDLLED MANGANESE STEEL RAIL Rolled manganese steel rail affords long life and great economy in maintenance on railroad curves, especially Where there is busy traffic and Where other steels give comparatively short life. Rolled manganese rail is obtainable in practically all standard tee rail sections. MANGANESE STEEL RAIL COMPANY s ies office HILLBURN, NEW YoRK 638 I ,j:..A....f. T A - GAVIN HADDEN CORNELL CRESCENT TURNER CONSTRUCTION Co. Engznm' Bzzzlderx We have built the following fmdizzmm' CORNELL UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH BROWN UNIVERSITY HARVARD UNIVERSITY fin partj MUNICIPAL STADIUM, PHILADELPHIA TURNER CGNSTRUCTION COMPANY ATLANTA BOSTON BUFFALO CHICAGO PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK 639 The Best Boilers Everywhere ARE HEINE BOILERS With Szzperbeaferf, SALES OFFICES Atlanta, Ga. Boston, Mass. Chicago, Ill. Cincinnati, Ohio Detroit, Mich. Kansas City, Mo SSAXXNNNKXWNFXWXXXXNXNXV T5 All Sager All Typef Any Preffznfe Economqerf amd Water Wally 'REPRESENTATIVES - D ll , T pmegaiafaggmy Diniif, SETS. Incorporated Houston, Texas 5319 MARCUS AVE, 1 ST. LOUIS. Mo. New Orleans, La. Portland, Oregon BUILDERS OF BOILERS FOR 47. YEARS San Ffgngiggoa New York, N. Y Philadelphia, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Charlotte, N. C, California Tokio, Japan Sh anghai , China 640 ZS Every Purpose Dependable Power for mf --m1.--Cz.-L:- eff ' - O ii--ulifnfwi B 4' K iilllllfk 0 QE 1: e 'Q Z Q 2, 1'4 S 4- W Q - ff 3 CNS 9 'M mmm.-i -i- ,-M-.Z The Red Seal Era Certain definite influences have marked the progress of every step in the improvement of this country' s transportation systems. The first steam engine of Watts, the experimental auto of Elwood Haynes and the building of the first Continental motor at the birth of the automotive industry, were all due to those compelling influences which speed up effort. With each successive step in the perfection of the present day master-pieces of transportation, Continental has kept abreast of the industry. During this entire period of development Continental leader- ship has remained unquestioned, its success being reflected in every field Where gasoline power is em- ployed. Because of the many signal achieve- ments in internal combustion en- gine design and performance this is truly the Red Seal Era-an era which has marked the Red Seal as the symbol of supremacy in motor manufacture and a fitting tribute to the efforts of specialists who have concentrated upon one line of en- deavor for twenty-five years. Today Red Seal Motors are used in every country of the civilized world, blazing new paths to greater motor efficiency and building up greater prestige through economi- cal operation. Standing out in bold relief among the Red Seal accomplishments is a solid background of unlimited re- sources and sound manufacturing policies-the buyer's assurance of a successful past and a permanent future. Dependable power for every pur- pose is a Red Seal actuality and a proven fact, not only for today but in the years to come-the best pos- sible guarantee of perfect power plant performance. CONTINENTAL MOTORS CORPORATION Offices: Detroit, Michigan, U.S.A. Factories: Detroit and Muskegon fnni2HEHiSHijHiur5 M I , , W ,,... ,ng ,L 641 1 D0 You Remember WAY BACK IN- When Baskerville was drawing for the Widow, and Williamson at New Haven was trying to equal him? When four buttons on a coat were considered a virtual necessity? When some Englishman appeared in a grey homburg and a blue shirt? When discussions of War were replaced by the perennially pop- ular subjects of athletics and motor cars? -THE GOOD OLD DAYS! Even then, and ten years before then, Rolls-Royce was ad- mittedly the finest motor ear made. But most people did not know why, any more than they do now. If YOU are interested in learning why send for Ten Years In a Day, which tells about the extraordinary and gruelling Bump Test. Also Carrying On, a popular treatise on Rolls-Royce Metallurgy. ROLLS-ROYCE OF AMERICA, Inc. Executive Seeley Ojj5eeJ Q 1775 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY W01'kJ.' SPRINGFIELD, MAss., LoNDoN and DERBY, ENGLAND. 543 MACUMBER, LARKIN 8: CO. STCCKS AND BGNDS PRIVATE WIRE TO NEW YORK 105 N. Tioga Street Dial 2440 w1LLs s CLAIRE dllotor Gary ' QW.S.C.,Inc. X' Designedjnished and appointed like a yacht. Bulk held to a point adequate for luxury, yet every detail lavishly and ele- gantly correct. E S WILLS SAINTE CLAIRE, INC. Marysville, Michigan 644 X' x Co nsolidated Car-Heating Company ELECTRIC CAR HEATERS Thermostatic Control PNEUMATIC CAR DOOR OPERATORS Switches-Fuse Boxes-Resistances Car Starting and Stopping Signals AUTOMATIC VENTILATORS 5.5 . 5 . V 1 Ojicefs NEW YORK, N. Y. CHICAGO, ILL. ALBANY, N. Y Factarie.r.' ALBANY, NEW YoRK. CoAT1cooK, CANADA i 'fr ,,L.6L. C J I -k A lga THIS is the century old door, made ,.AV Ai 1 i new by Lingerwett in nine minutes. 'tl 5' bil At least twenty coats of paint covered A , , its staunch hand-made perfection. ij ' f xi A Lingerwett removed the tough paint Q layers in nine minutes of working g Z ,...,,. .. aav . I mme' gi 1 Lzngeffwetz' z.r womiezffzzl for mfzppmg of W1LsoN IMPERIAL COMPANY IIS Chestnut Street, Newark, N. 545 4, , , 1 -xi . A. ,- - ,.-.5 A. fa- ' . 1 ..fH'e-- ' ' ,,,, J fi 'S' W ly Q Q i LJ f 5 A EK' A .. . i 'J A It Z My ' IZ af sw T M' f X iv W M fg M We A' 'Wa ls , xv F. XA . af it A ,.s .h. 5, Q! I 1 ms f dw 'I 'M' s gf, 22 4 4? A - ' V fi? sf A ,A OF J K .Y ,- M' , . fx.. - J. C. D RFEY and CO. DRY CLEANERS and DYERS The Only Exclusive Dyers Operating Plant in Ithaca 409 W. STATE ST. 1THAcA, N. Y. Wifhguf The-ge Vital fp . . .. .. .., .., V... Spots Your Plumbing f f Would Be Useless. S X 7 HAT makes it possible for you to enjoy modern plumb- ing fixtures---your lavatory, tub, etc.? What holds in check the vvater or permits it to run freely and The Faucets---these are the Vital Spots---with them you have the luxury and comfort of the mod- ern bath---Without them you'd be denied all this---the Faucets are THE VITAL SPOTS. rapidly? FAUCETS WITHOUT A FAULT NEXV YORK DECATUR, ILL. SAN FRANCISCO LOS ANGELES 646 H4504 2 Fmrwef qt Metz! ak 42 Total Shielding A . 4 Dual Control Q 5 0 Six Tubes 0 Q 6 Cone Speaker .,.,........., The No 609. Att Console Model encloses the gi E he STRoMB1:Ro CARLSON six tube totally shielded '-Ewwvfjqzw Rad1o Reeeu er in 1 handsomely finrshed wal nut cabmet wh1ch IS designed to hold all bat teries and ch ir ing equrpment S3 40 oo ,s,V l T 1 1 4 2 it-55 ' T 1 I ' Q' 5 N , A ft N T la t lsr ' -33191 ,,A,,,, K- ' 1' Qs5r-,.I..Tg- ,... ..,. f Q' ' li . 1 T ' . ' . f I f ' z g ..., . 31 1 4 T STROMBBRG-CARLsoN TEL. MFG. Co. Q Stromberg-Carlson Tbofogmpbic Imiigefrion Oh yes! Hundreds of people suffer from itfsuffer from h . p otographs poorly made, poorly posed, lacking all real likeness. We do not claim to be super-photographers, but We do know what good photography is and We bend every effort to make good photographs only-when people think of Qzmlizjf and Portraits they think of WARRINGTCN R. TQMPKINS Photographer Van Buren Studio 14o E. State St. 547 PCDTTERTON BROS 'P5'f W?.4Q Commcfow AND Bzzilvlem WHDCYF NEXX YORK CITY Q he MDU BOIS PRESS0 ROCHESTER NEW YORK OUR nohle ezift ofpifinting if the new footer niothei of itll leezifningj for thoiegh the few hotel hoolzf hefore Qietenherg gnoe nf ont nit, not nntil printing cetnie eoielel lettin- ing,ye.r nntl ioifeloni ezlfo, knock ttf eoeigf inetnir oloor. -ARTHUR DEAN, SC. D. W ' f f ' We point with piiele to the 197.6 CORNELLIAN ' 549 N N You can not guess the quality by looking at the price, nor the prrce by lookrng at samples To etppteemte tlee qztetlztjf 0 ezef pemtzng yeze ment temzelezf gemlzm ezmi pzfzte together STOVER PRINTER PRI TI G S.. W II -11 North Tio a Street Ithaca, New York 5 7 S - H- EGAN 51 SUN The Tomkins DECORATO S P , , RP , Cove arntrng aperrng Decorating 8110116 PHONE I OFFICE 9ooz 117. Spencer Ufeififgffqbl' CRUSHED BLUE STONE Dggpmfgm gf For Concrete and Reezei Pzezfpeyef XVillard Straight Hall Boldt Hall Faculty Apartments johnny Parson Club New Dairy Building 30 CHURCH STREET Tet Hospital NEW YORK 650 ' V... . -is BEAUMONT COPPER STEEL ASH HOPPERS AND PIVOTED ASH GATES X' ' 1-vf- +4 sei Q tl l sift A El 2 iffq iQ? y I lfylvg ,A I ' riff 1,1 ifxilzx-S is ll gqhtff emi gage sigma? Q-2V .9f?a4. ig.mY EE ?fi' i l 31143 lj E 'ii , f G, trrwle , -wif 5' J.,...4-..1 A , ,A,, ,741 QL, A U., . . V-,,g.,.e, ef at l E E E Cf fi lgiigwlnpv Lf'5vfifguf'2gQW? 32 - VVV ,y X sg: y y 15 , 3 5 Q 5 . E EA ee aniffl ,. :'iE'u4z 'E' Aiwa? ee QD 'Fwd-f l .1,Q'fT E E? fmt B -4-Ai33fXfe.n . 4E4fa5gEw5wQ5 i 5, V. V' 'A ' 1 trwww' yi A 41? fi W' 5- f V l -,yi Nf I5iUl'lQfllA j .. , ,,,, :T LJ it J ettivm.r+t,m W f.,.:+n'fL. ,,-I .-1.7111 '72--'..'L ,-.. J in ' V' .1 ' UT HI AVTUJ I3-NLS Lili DLT 2 1 - --.4 BEAUMONT MANUFACTURING COMPANY 1 fkrch Street Pluladel hia 3 9 ATXN AT E155 l Army and Navy store The Berg Feed Store ePHoNEs 1 5oCLERKS AT YOURSERVKE eTRUcKs We Make Om' Own Mayonnaefe We Bake All There if to Bake in Pdllfifjl Birthday Cakes Wedding Cake! Anniverxary Cakef Speeialbf Decorated T191 Cheexe Snape-Package 25 Centf Wholefale and Retail Fiih-Meat-Milk Baked Gaudi-G rece ries and Vegetables ITHACA, N. Y. Sport Clothing for Men and Women Everything for the Game and Player Manufacturers of Blazer Coats for Universities and Individuals Class Reunion Outfitters Official Outfitters of Cornell C. E. Camp Complete Outfitters of Summer Camps Army and Navy Store MANUFACTURERS-JOBBERS-RETAILERS I PETER A. I-I. JACKSON,S SONS Uistablished 1838D Real Effaie, Imazfance and Loam Telephone O514 Madison Square IO6 LEXINGTON AVENUE NEW YORK LANGS PALACE GARAGE CORNER OF SOUTH TIOGA AND GREEN STREETS Calllllac, Sfallebakwf, Overland ana' Wllbf-Knight SALES AND SERVICE KELLY-SPRINGFIELD TIRES ACCESSORIES WRECKING CAR DAY and NIGHT SERVICE ZOO CAR STORAGE GARAGE Completely Equipped Service Station Storage Batteries and Electric Service 657. IMPORTED WELSH HEATHERBROWN QUARRIES As Laid By Us In WILLARD STRAIGHT HALL ITHACA, NEW YORK MART 84 LAWTON, INC., Sole Agents 2.86 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK HEATHERBROWN-Registered Trade Mark-United States, England and Canada How MeCreery's Can Serve Cornellians ,ffm ' ' ' ' F D z 'IQ if 1 u fi-313422 iualiivniggdiu i I is 'S 75 . 1: '4 f N- . K I Q A ' LH 'A Url rl - '- . -A ' 11 1 lf 1 ' TW i n 'H - .a w H ,:,.f-:iw ,fs Would you like advice upon the furnishing of your home? Are you anxious to know the style trend for the next season? Would you like some one to do your shopping for you, or assist you in your selections? Call upon the McCree1'y Interior Decorator, the MeCree1'y Fashion Advisor, or Miss Ma1'ion Hale of our Personal Shopping Service. They will be glad to help you. ,MeCreery,s is a store of a thousand things-beautiful, valued, needful things for every conceivable use. '72 individual shops united in their edort to give you the utmost in satisfaction and fair dealing. FIFTH AVENUE Q, BU, 54TH STREE1 653 1 --i-- IIIIIIIW' ' Lvmmuulllll ----i--I Hnmmllllllu.. .dllllmmlmm COAL SALES CU. LEHIGH VALLEY ANTI-IRACITE The Cm! Thar Saztifjief USED EXCLUSIVELY BY CORNELL UNIVERSITY llll F 'j 'llW --- --L uunlulummnnm -1- COAL SALES C0 . 554 - u ll l. ,ile -1' 12214 ' -' .m. ff so - e--ff' l 'tid'-3, ' at Xi il-P+ 'if w.:V '.i-. , ' li fl? I 'Y-, A O lf, -at N Ks 4 as X . n 4, ,, X? Q 'Sf sf? 1 xfgf 3 N I V rx- , -' 5V, ...11 ! ' -dv fe I WZ! 1 4 Tug, Youre All Wrong, Dear! -rim' new loanafy way prevents' dirty banaff and aim' clotloef. White flannels and spring top coats-tuxedos and plus fours- now as free froin dirt and stain when you put oil in your FORD crankcase, as if it had been done for you at the filling station. START NOW TO SPECIFY. fi ' Tu the correct oil for FORDS in the handy multi-unit package and find za. bit of new ease and joy with the old bus. TUCAN is unique in quality and in the form in which it is brought to you- the handy multi-unit can. Two SEALED quarts of oil, easily separated by a slight twist of the wrist-a pull on tear off tab and can is open, oil pouring di- rectly into cranlccase without measure or funnel-AND WITHOUT SPILLING! TUCAN is handily carried in holder under front seat of car. PROCURE THIS NEW NON-CHATTER LUBRICANT at all stations of DEYO OIL COMPANY, INC., and progressive dealers everywhere. Manufactured by N, w GALENA-SIGNAL o1L CoMPANY ' '5 l X I x fi 'of Texas '-A' . Ng Wir I it Pradarerf-Rejinerr-Marketer: ' Alum llmRxbwlllillgqqqppqpmymm XhN'i.l ' 1 - Houston, Texas New Ygfk, N. Y. Offer in Principal Citief ff- i 'E i- ' 'N 655 '51,5'F4SM,Q,,, RACCOCDNS! F or Motoring-Campus All Gutdoors N the Campus, in the open air, for Winter sportwear - and above all at Football Games-a big shawl-collared Raccoon is just the thing! You may be sure its TOP quality-if its a GUNTHER RAccooN. Coats ready for immediate delivery from Raccoon Headquarters, Wide price range. Gunther gjflztfivenlce af Soibrftreet IX I. BN..-.V .L PHYLLIS-Are you sure your 'second-hand car will get us there? PHIL-Absolutely! I bought it from BANFIELD 81 PRITCHARD. NASH-ITHACA SALES Co. 117 South Cayuga St. Distributors For NASH and AJAX CARS Authorized Ndfb tS'e1wice A good used car at a reasonable price. F U R S just what you need to make your summer Founded 187.0 New York City vacation complete. Restoring Style Witli Dry Cleaning WHEN a garment loses its trim lines and Well- cared-for look, it loses in a large measure its style. 1 We have gained quite a reputation as style restorers. lt's our boast that We can put the style back into any article. We can fix you up for Spring in a Way that's both surprising and pleasing. Just try our service once You'll be convinced PHONE ZI 64 Holland Bros. COaZ01fleJJ D191 Cledfeezfaj 3 Il EAST SENECA STREET LANTERN SLIDES Plain and Colored From Negatives, Prints and Illustrations of all Kinds Best Technical Results Guaranteed Coloring by Very Experienced Artists Transparencies Any Size EDWARD VAN ALTENA 71-79 West 45th Street New York City Lmzrezf11 Slider Since 1894 I 34 .... , , if X + 51:2 2: TE? XGW' ,V K anna' in 1 . N as , Q f' ,,,.-'ff J Q 1-?: . , A 'Z' - Q 1 K bl' :A , x 13,1 f. ig T K . - V .I ' is 'A J Q1 '.'N' ' . . . 1 35' Q . Fwd 4 ' T L' i '.1.' . V 5' s' 5f .',.'5- ,I-55 f-252 'T' A T 't' x 3-.1 - ':1 .- r 9 j 15 , H ...,,, M, A .Q , , V T J Vky. H i r. r T A 4 T A 'J Z MW . 3. 5 :-:5- , , . 2, ' 1 i . . ff . . . 1 YS' LFE t S,-.ws VZ 1 , ,, , V, 6 T, .4 A H Q, ,, f.,,e' . .af . 'f' -'-i1 i1:-i,I.'fZ,.'-- 29? ,K ' . 1 -.t - 1 . - 'R GATEWAY UPPLY HOP 47.1 Eddy Street Phone 9.411 DEVELOPING-PRINTING LOVES HOME-MADE FUDGE 14-Hour Service Special Prices to Fraternity Stores I T o m o r If o vv! OU have Worked hard for your 'ctomorrovvn in the bus- iness or professional World-may it bring you success and happiness. For many years The Arthur M. Rosenberg Co. has continued to serve their patrons after leaving college. This large alumni clientele has made necessary the sending of representatives half Way across the continent. lf your career takes you beyond reach of the many cities we visit or our New York branch, you may be assured of the same dependable service through our mail order department. THE f 9 1 co, 'PKILORS U G U I -T014 CHAPEL STREET' New HAVEN ' Qif.SFi'2?5h.?5DE5EfnagD -ll EAST 479 STREET- NEW YORK' ' fflalfcfnfjyfjmarf buf Cbfzserznbkff Cfofiegfbr College !lk'z 658 - Adler-Rochester Clothes 'fKnozun 606731206676 ni one of the but of the jine makes Ever receptive to the best style influences, and employing the finest fabrics, workmanship and design, Adler-Rochester Clothes deservedly enjoy the patronage of Well-dressed men everywhere. SOLD BY ALEXA DER' ' Clarke: of Divination 17.4 EAST STATE STREET . ,17'f2fffWf l, R. , fp, .W c t' . ' -. A -V ig f i is i f V, H V ,.... , .,., ,..1,+W,,,,. -- C- A 'f?'g':'-a,gw'.:gfwM- -'-' - , ,i,. 1 THE COLUMBIAN TAPE-MARKER In one strand, throughout the entire length of every Columbian Tape-Marked Pure Manila Rope, there runs a red, White and blue Tape-Marker, bearing the significant Words, Guaranteed Rope made by Columbian Rope Company. ' The appearance of this Marker in all Columbian Pure Manila Rope signifies the confidence Which the manufacturer rightfully has in his product and means that he stands firmly behind every length that is sold. Insist on Columbian, and make sure that it contains the Tnpe-Mnrker. COLUMBIAN ROPE COMPANY ' AUBURN HTHE CORDAGE CITY NEW YORK Brizncbef: NEW YORK CHICAGO BOSTON NEW ORLEANS 659 Crescent 100 0 Pure Corkboard 5 I' I fe s g WW 1,61 1 ' P 1 be I N get 'WA f Www g it ' Zi 94? Sea 'Wil ff: I yy? ' '5 af? sr if ' 1507 ,x .sf f Sofia fee F ,, ? ,J is Zi' m f' Neff a i ff lv Q M ., I-glggxgef ?,fZ,:v yr f,-.,Qff,.fTii V I., gqa . ,a .- w ere P- if T NT K' 1 9 ia, gm giafigi, ii : nfl 5' W 3, rg. ,ir as rx-1 iw' ai ' S32 as HK A 24' 1? 14 W .n a 'fre an I , fi vi 4 xefffafw? I as eff 0 i . ' L .Wy 2, fr fi 15? 'X ,. f , f 'i Y gfgsegfgfwrz f-4'rfze'sff?1, , ' fe 51. A ia :-tag -. ,qd,,5. f PM i' M, gyif'-: si-ef , -., e If , we , , f?ZE, '33?f 1? .-7' 4- 5, ..,. 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Crescent roocyg, Pure Corkboard is carefully manufac- tured of the P highest grade ravv materials, and when erected by our trained and experienced construction or- ganization under ' 'Persona1Supervision of our engineers, it fully Warrants the confidence placed in us. RECENT INSTALLATIONS INCLUDE Bronx Terminal Market, New York, N. Y. 3,000,000 Feet of Crescent Corkboard Detroit Ry. 8: Harbor Terminals, Detroit, Mich. 2,500,000 Feet of Crescent Corkboard Cincinnati Terminal Warehouse, Cincinnati, O. 2,000,000 Feet of Crescent Corkboard New P'duce Mart 8: C'ntra1 Cold St'ge, Chi., Ill. 60 Carloads of Crescent Cork We are alioayf glad to .fiippbf inforrnation, planr and erriinaref to anyone intererteii in in.riilarion-wirb- CRESCENT roofzy PURE CORKBOARD Standard Size Boards H. x 36 I I . hick this publication. oem? oar charge of cozrrre. When writing pleare rnention 'U' X,.Jif?5fzg2i?ffaa5we'f 'oa1ei: M., f ' 1? Q, Jef., ii.e!r:o,'L1I?W'f,2r?9 -.fe ' f,f., ., ,.i,.,,,U,,,, :Te-ga , , E F' ,-.,,:.: 'r V -af:-4.. I ' -. , ,inf 41Z2'9rf, V' - ' 13 W ,,3. f,fj2qa,,, '- , K :am g , V if .rw fri, w.,.,.tgT .gi ,,.,,,, l-55, .,., ,, A , 'Q' if f 5:3111 - - l QA eff: --'13 fi :J H I ar' 1 ,g f ,,ffW5tf!'i'i'1fnf- ' . N , '- . ' 1 H 1 he i m, Z ,wl f ll . 0 Li,1f,xG fi ri' 9' ' ' ' ' P' ' 5-ff 'z , ,'LA j ,,.1' A I if 5 fe ui' , 5 ' pf' - . fyf3 5 'fiagwr g' it I 14 . H 51 , i, , , -,, ,, . ,. , , W.. ,- V i fr 'I F' : fff. af .-riff. . - ,' . zlffwbffq his Af , ce? fff lM 3'f' 4 x T M M:4..4giK . i n UNITED CORK COMPANIES . MAIN OFFICE ik FACTORIES, LYNDHURST , N. Branch Offices in Principal Cities 660 it J, Q J Fa flgigv 5 is -.VAC ,J J. 4. t ,. If - gi' f 5 4. -ag 1 7 i - ,' ' ...J , .2 - .x '- -Vx, ' '4.-ff ' 4.32: iq-3,1 ' fl '77 ' 566. 52 X I Q: ff' , . ry. . --s. ' .. , I 5 K ,-fa-,J-1 1 I l ,Egg , -X X 1. Y 9 ' L 1 xi -, lm ,J R1 fr - 1 pu V1 '. .fl ' L- .ig l 'Al it - El' ' if .E ff ' . 'IW' I I X ei., jf. ' .Y i, kt J., I .j ,- , ,' ' l , l,, I 5, 3 M Tilt: y 'X X' Q - ' '. V- 1 f' gtk-J' .- . I l K ,Z , ,E f- 1 ,z1f i N7 'f w an 4 ' Na A I fl 7- I J. ffLt:f4 , w J ' ' l .lj . . . f ' ' ' v 1 1 - rw Johnny Parson Club J. DALL, Jr., Inc. Building Construction Ithaca, N. Y. Phone 8608 DALL, JR., BUILDERS OF Fmfernifief Sigma Chi Phi Gamma Delta Alpha Sigma Phi Phi Delta Theta Psi Upsilon Qlnteriorb Refidencer J. L. Baldridge, Arch. J. A. Fried, Esq. Prof. E. Gorton Davis Prof. F. E. Fiske Harold Flack, Esq. Mifcellpzneouf Faculty Apts., Cornell Univ. House For Coaches, C. U. A. A. Johnny Parson Club Ithaca City Hospital Sphinx Head Tomb '16, PRES 661 Lumnite Cement is a new hydraulic cement for concrete and mor- tar that gives full strength 28-day con- crete within Z4 hours and can be used anywhere Portland Cement can be used. It is mixed with sand, stone and water to make concrete. WILLARD STRAIGHT HALL, CORNELL UNIVERSITY, ITHACA, N. Y. IUMN ITE Cement enabled the Matthews Construction Company, to build the Willard Straight Hall in freezing weather Tests made at Cornell Univer- sity to determine the effect of low temperatures on the hardening of Lumnite Cement showed that even in freezing weather, Z8-day strength concrete would be se- cured within 24 hours. The Matthews Construction Company therefore used Lum- nite Cement for concrete in con- structing the reinforced concrete floor slabs and girders-and also in the mortar for setting the stone. A Hauck burner was used to heat the concrete as mixed, to bring the temperature to normal when the 1-2-4 mix was placed. No protection against freezing was necessary after the concrete was placed. I Forms were removed at the end of 24 hours, even when the tem- perature ofthe air was near zero. Masonry was set in a 1-3 Lumnite mortar. Sand was heated only to normal temperature to remove frost and to protect against freez- ing before initial set. Send for illustrated book containing laboratory tests and showing Lumnite used by leading companies throughout the country in all types of concrete work THE ATLAS IUMNITE CEMENT co. Clucoraponarsnb 25 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY 134 so. LA SALLE ST., CHICAGO, ILL. 661 2000 FIRST AVE., BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Wherever There Are Wheels That Tmrrr, There ls Need For H ect Roller eeirzihgs HEREVER wheels and shafts turn and destructive friction must be overcome, Hyatt Roller Bearings will serve faithfully and Well. These modern bearings give years of con- tinuous, smooth operation and carefree service. They banish plain bearing fric- tion and its attendant evils. They reduce power consumption as well as lubrication and maintenance requirements. On line shafts, in electric motors, mine cars, automobiles, conveyors, industrial trucks, farming implements and many other classes of equipment, Hyatt Roller Bearings are big factors for dependability, safety and economy. Hyatt engineers, trained through years of study and practical experience, are ready at all times to assist in the solution of the bearing problems of any industry. Make useof this service-it is yours to command. Engineers FROM the leading technical colleges we recruit a limited number of graduates each year and train them for ex- ecutive positions in our manu- facturing, engineering and sales departments. Those who feel they are qualified for this kind of work may be in- terested in learning more about our special courses. HYATT ROLLER BEARING COMPANY Newark, N. 1. HYATT ROLLER BEARINGS 663 J. G. WHITE 84 COMPANY INCORPORATED ORIGINATORS AND DISTRIBUTORS OF Municipal, Railroad, Industrial and Public Utility Investments CURRENT LISTS OF RECOMMENDED OFFERINGS SUBMITTED ON REQUEST 37 Wall Street, New York THE J. G. WHITE ENGINEERING CORPORATION ENGINEERS CONSTRUCTORS 43 EXCHANGE PLACE NEW YORK THE J. G. WHITE MANAGEMENT CORPORATION MANAGERS OF PUBLIC UTILITY PROPERTIES MANUFACTURING PLANTS AND BUSINESS ENTERPRISES Investigations and Reports 33 LIBERTY STREET NEW YORK 664 ENVELOPES? PRINTED OR PLAIN Business Envelopes ALL KINDS Over Tvvo Million Per Day BUFFALO ENVELOPE CO. 9.68-9.74 Michigan Ave. Buffalo, New York YOU Can Create an Immediate Estate of 10,000 You open an account with us and deposit annually approximately from 1M to 4M per cent of this amount, and at a definite stated time you will receive, if living, EIO,- 000 in Cash. Should you die before then, we will immediately pay the entire SI0,000.00 to your family. For a surprisingly small annual deposit all of the above may be made absolutely certain under our PERFECT PROTECTION POLICY. This policy guarantees a monthly income for life if you become permanently disabled or if you reach the age 60 or 65. Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company CENTRAL NEW YORK AGENCY CHAs. Ia. BEHM, Mgff. 47.4 Onondaga County Savings Bank Building, Syracuse, N. Y. C. W. SKEELE '14, Life Ifzfzmzfzcc Coufzrelor D. S. PURDY '16, 209 Emi State Street SEND 31.50 FOR A 5-POUND CAN OF HOUSEZY HOT-CUP Porrpoid House's Hot-Cup is a most delicious Milk Chocolate in powder form. Dissolve 1 teaspoonsful in a cup of hot water or in a glass of iced milk. A delightful, refreshing and healthful beverage. JACOB HOUSE if SONS 52.-54 ST. PAUL ST., BUFFALO, N. Y. IGOE BROTHERS WIRE, Narrs AND Rivurs Nezofzrk, N. Brooklyn, N. Y. New York Ciljf jamaica, L. I. 666 SWEN SON EV APORATORS, CONTINUOUS CRYSTALLIZERS ELECTRIC TRA ELI C R L Foundry Equipment R. R. Specialties GRINDLE PULVERIZED COAL SYSTEMS Dia Z 8143 PALACE LAUNDRY A F. C. BARNARD, Prop. for High-Gmde Work and Service 37.3-37.5 EDDY STREET ' . ' -. ' -vm W-ff - ,1 V .gg . ...Ji 'A' W 4514.11 . ' X f Se'- .A A A f 5 i .S 'H :SW mi. M- V V' 4 .. ,-wwf V7 ,-:I if ff V i:.f:1,-.-af... ' ia.,-V1:21L,' . ,:- , X ' N' v QM-gd , V, -M. . wg MAL ' if A :V -A , . ,. - , .V ' QV .- 541 .,.1. '- ' nv, . ' Y' ' 'W' Z 4- f.. ff' Z3 - ' V. ' W fw 1 .7 ,.,.,.,,. . Z - - .4 ' '4 7 W.. Y 4-W Q, 5 V wi. f M' fav' ff 'ff A' 2 ' ,e....L . e-,,.., , L' -ix 0 : . Vg ,.,, ?1f.Q?fJL I 2. 667 PHI DELTA THETA FRATERNITY House, CORNELL UNIVERSITY MOHAWK TAPERED AsBEsTos SHINGLES Were .feletted ta roof the Phi Delta Theta Fraternity Home at Cornell heeezztre they wmhine rtzre hefzzzty with utmort practicality MOHAWK SHINGLES are tap- ered-thicker at the butt than at the tip-like wood shingles. They give that beautiful characteristic ef- fect of a heavy shadow line, without the known disadvantages and faults of wood shingles. The rough surface and mottled texture of the Mohawk hand-hewn rustic butt, give that de- lightful weather-aged and weather- worn appearance, even when new. Permanent colors-reds, browns, pur- ples, buffs, grays, and blacks-rich yet subdued tones, blend on the roof to conform with natural environ- ment, reflecting nature's own effects in sky, woodland and field. Composed of Portland cement and asbestos fibre, they are fire and ele- ment proof, durable and permanent- EVERLASTING-guaranteed. First cost is last cost, and that surprisingly low. Mohawk Asbestos Shingles are laid American method, adding the final touch of refinement to the home, Years ofservice under all climatic con- ditions have proved the superiority of Mohawk Tapered Asbestos Shingles. Don't decide on your roof-don't re- roof-until you get samples of Mo- hawk Asbestos Shingles, pictures of Mohawk Roofs and descriptive liter- ature. Sent free-write for them today. MOHAWK ASBESTOS SLATE CO. UTICA, NEW YORK New York. Olfce, 120 East 41rt Street A N 0 1- E 5 668 INVESTMENT SECURITIES Canadian, Industrials, Municipals Public Utilities Railroads THEY Specmliginfg in WESTERN NEW YORK SECURITIES +354 SCHQELLKOPE, HUTTGN 84 POMEROY 68-72 NIAGARA STREET, BUEEALO, N. Y. NATIONAL BANK OF ROCHESTER BLDG., ROCHESTER, N. Y. SEITZ BUILDING, SYRACUSE, N. Y. 1 ll 669 To Camellmm Evefgfwhezfe- eAn alumnus recently took out S1oo,ooo of life insurance in favor of his College. The TRUSTEES arranged vvith him so that in event of his death they vvoulclpay to his vvife S5,ooo a year as long as she lives. This is another vvay of putting money to vvorlq and guaranteeing a fine gift to a Col- lege. ff iffaaaiaff 'S . 'I ,gn rliiinzn IAIJ if fl1A5:YlIE Zu N if JFTREHGWUF . i . g,QlBRALTAR ll if ff f2'71i a'ff' I 41 , .,, , ,- THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE CGMPANY OF AMERICA EDXVARD D. DUI-YIELD, President Home Ofhee-NEWARK, N. 670 1 l I ll . gl l W3 FX The new and unusual-that sparkling reality which is known as the life of each school year-is caught and held forever within the pages of Bureau built annuals. The ability to assist in making permanent such delight- ful bits of class spontaneity rests in an organization of creative artists guided by some 17 years of College Annual work, which experience is the knowledge of balance and taste and the fitness of doing things well. In the finest year books of American Colleges the sincerity and genu- ineness of Bureau Engraving quality instantly impresses one. They are class records that will live forever. BUREAU OF ENGRAVING, INC. COLLEGE ANNUAL HEADQUARTERS The practical side of Annual management, including advertising. selling, organization and finance, is com- prehensively curered in a series of Editorial and Business Management books called 'Success in Annual Building, furnished free to Annual Executives. Secure Bureau co-operation. We in-rin 'four correspon- dence. Z J 671 UCBFDBCT UBERT 396235 REAL ESTATE Managing-Selling-Leasing of Properties M2366 Colzmzbm Circle mm' 57th Street Secfiom -Park Ave. to Broadway 39361 NEW YORK JOURNAL BUILDING 2. COLUMBUS CIRCLE NEW YORK CITY 67 'LZ POINT I-IAND TAILOPx,ED ui x slllgll e ' 'fog .N f swfs H1 a s it jf i NJ i f ff f Q51 Q i ll dll X uf, , . , X I . V 1 b - f 1 ,I G C The Cammy HERE is a model which will be Hat home on many a Campus this Fall and Winter. Theresa cer- tain ucarefully careless swing to The Courtney which appeals to Uni- versity men. Loose, easy lines, a straight drape from the shoulders and the newest color com- binations and weaves in exclusive Westbiirys and C a l g afr tlh Saxonies lend character and distinction to thijs authentically styled University model. COUDMAN as Suss CLOTHES '15 POINT HAND TAILORED ROCHESTER. N.Y SOLD BY WELLS-SHANNON CO., Inc., Ithaca, N. Y. 'I' 'R' 673 . , , aasfgigggzjp xxmgmmny h w ' 1 3' - ffiT ?V55'?, ff K? Q I ' ' : . EMERSE ada Mark. RCS A ' 8-- omxcn CONT UD . Runs ACETANX M3531 A TWP0unmn2vntstNUNG'm:E .55 BRD S ELTZE u 'mu mgxsw MHS 'Y .Y- WSORDRUG co.. BAUWLO ', new IW nd el' hX m Y K Au sag: ,Bw . , , Lvfiillisi i rxx Jv 7'5T'c0Q Ni, .MX Q221SSwwafXf W xl '51 4 fM M xH42S1.k x QM W 3 .:U,N:g5m, v , X Tx .UM5 Enxmbimgxd H H S SSM ww t,,. ' . fb '55 hm um es Onfuxcvgvud at SMH lx Nun ix Bm ohm: ffm me HC' 'Mum mlm Dnvwuxcl W' -:igi ls .A h 'iuktikmxxgn Khan: Rav Y I nv Wa . 5 nd -N 0 -fl v FKf HEADACHES ITHACAS SMARTEST MANS SHOP EACH season we surpass all previous showings of B R O W N 84 B RO W N distinctive clothes. y CUSTOM BUILT READY-T0-WEAR M For Men Who Know and Appreciate Really Fine Tbmgf What real satisfaction there is in knowing that the clothes you wear are absolutely correct in ev- ery detail! Every man who wears Brown. Sc Brown's clothes enjoy this satis- faction to the fullest degree. Brown di' Brown I47. EAST STATE STREET Sfa- :E 2' X.. 4: x f A XX Z 0 ,X ix S. 'TQ X E5 Q26 fjlx ii JX X Clothing, I-laberdashery, Ha ts and John Ward Shoes 675 TREMAN-KING 84 COMPANY Oatfttere to ooer foo Uneoerfiteef, High Solooolf, Army Potty, Y. M. C. Air, and Leagae Teamo all ooer the United Statef. We can ontjit the indeotdaal, team, or leagae no matter zonere yon are located .fend to at for bedt- Pootball Lacrosse Golf Baseball Crew Skiing Basketball Tennis Skating Track Boxing Snow Shoeing Soccer Wrestling Fencing Handball Gym Supplies Tents Camp Supplies Canoes Boats Ojfcial Diftriontonr of Capt and Gownf Made by Cotrell 619' Leonard, Albany, N. Y. TREMAN-KING 8: COMPANY ITHACA, N. Y. ORIGINAL 4 CORNERS COLLEGE AVENUE MARKET E. A. SPENCER Sc SON ,Qnalety Meatf Prompt Service Conrteoaf Treatment We Handle the Best Grades Fresh and Salt Meats in a Well Equipped and Sanitary Market Your Patronage Solicited 317 COLLEGE AVENUE Phone 1651 676 ESTABLISHED 1877 NORTON PRINTING COMPANY PRINTERS BOOK AND COMMERCIAL WORK OUR SPECIALTY 'CAT Gam' af ffoe Best, Bcffer than the Ref! 3 7 EAST STATE STREET ITHACA, NEW YORK Mrs. NELLIE MORGAN 311 E. STATE STREET A11 kinds of Student Laundry and Mending df 61 REASONABLE PRICE AZJO FRATERN ITY W ORK 577 MEINECKE 84 COMPANY MAKERS AND IMPORTERS OF SICK-ROOM and HOSPITAL SUPPLIES 66-70 PARK PLACE, NEW YORK, N. Y. HIGH-GRADE RUBBER GOODS ENAMELED HOSPITAL WARE SURGICAL SUTURES and INSTRUMENTS The One-Price Hofpiml Suppfy Home THE I HILL DRUG STORE C. W. DANIELS, Pharmacist L TOILET ARTICLES RUBBER GOODS WI-IITMAN'S CI-IOCOLATES ICE CREAM---SPECIAL BRICK EVERY SUNDAY STATIONERY - TOBACCO 32.8 COLLEGE AVENUE ITHACA, N. Y. '55 ,, ' If ' J' , . . .- I Q, Q. Y . A '4 ', 5 5' , in 1, ,, U . if . l .'-, -I M .', s 5,,. In I -1 I rf ' F in I hail , :ew-? Q?..,M,4.u.aA.... ' U 'Q ' fgirl '. I I ' 4 ',.. V 1' 31-fi J I V H I -5 ' 1 1-' -'- an . ,g f , , '- ' T I I I fQ.g4J:f'x re . , Y E , . '- 2 I Jag, A -' 678 if a A Jtmrrn X Qin, SCHOOL AND COLLEGE CLOTHES featuring Correct Models for the Classroom, for the Street for Formal Occasions and for Sports Wear MADISON AVENUE-FIFTH AVENUE THIRTY-FOURTH STREET NEW YORK THIRTY-FIFTH STREET EXPERIENCE Experience if neeeffezmf fe ,verve ejfieeenrb When you are chosen chairman of a committee, it would he unwise to experiment. So place your orders With reliable people Who have had experience and can carry any idea to success. W Not only in Buffalo but from Now York to Chicago foo oamo HALE DECORATORS stands for up-to-the-minute decorations with edects that are strikingly beautiful. 16 Years of Successful Decorating Business. E HALE DECORATORS Im 579 E w j 4 680 L I ' r X ij n n p x , A , , , Q 7 . . - X , v X , X 1 X I X , I ' X , X , X , X', A qi LJLIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIlllllllllllIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllillllllllllllIllllllllllllll M E 'lll'lllllllllll Illllllllllllllllllull lllllllnllulll llllulun nul:nlnullunllurlluunllllllulluulullllllulluluuununn 1 - ' 1: Eglllllmg . llllllllll E - ESTABLISHED 1888 E E 1 E E i o 5 2 1 A W E Q I I E 2 . SWI M 5 5 Q PHOTOGRAPHERS E E I E E j EQUIPPED WITH MANYYEARS EXPERIENCE E 3 5 FOR MAKING PHOTOGRAPHS OF ALI, SORTS E 2 i DESIRABLE FOR ILLUSTRATING COLLEGE E i 1 ANNUALS. BEST OBTAINABLE ARTISTS, E E j WORKMANSI-IIR AND THE CAPACITY FOR E E x PROMPT AND UNEQUALLED SERVICE E E 110 WEST 4lND STREET, NEW YORK E g ij 51 11 155 E f E9 E E HIIllllllIllIllIllIIIllllllllIIIllllllllllllllllllllllilllll lllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE 5 1, 1, ft: 681 KENT R KENT COUNSELLORS AT LAW I6O MARKET STREET L7 WILLIAM STREET PATERSON, NEW JERSEY NEW YORK 687. OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER for M1916 CORNELLIANN 9.10 West 41nd Street, New York 306 East State Street, Ithaca, N. Y. 683 0VER'l00YEARS'0F COMMERCIAL BANKING i f 'TB' Q1-IATHAM PHENIX Colilnmercial' Q 1 i'E?I3ff5' OFBIQH Complefei B51?kiQj,. l 'wa 1 Departments I Service NAHONALBANK ,Safe DeP051E AND Boyiesk fm lRUST coMPANY 4:-: Q :-: : ' -5 :a- Q ' ' Il R - -. 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AND 393' X25 LNSZHTLEIYOXAVZZXA 35-Tia JL ' V ixefeonawfiy arm fjzgrlx w 'IH A Gfilffl' X- f SWT! l 'WTP - - GSH ? - - - - 'ffllfil OVER ALQUARTER BILLION DOLLARS RESOURCES A be last nth QEOur last Word will be entirely apart from our business and is this- Zmliherever you are, Whenever you meet a for- mer fCAgenCy Mann, you will always find him reacly and Willing to help you in any Way possible- Glge speak this very sincerely. btuhent iilaunhrp Zlgentp 413 Qullege Qhenue ljrbara, 32, 19, Zimre 3301110111305 '26 39, QE, ifgunfingtgn '27 684 Wbefz Sicghzireemfg in Chinatown DON'T FAIL TO v1s1T CHATI-IAM SQUARE PHARMACY Por Delicious Soda VVith Reid's Ice Cream We Cmvjf az Full Line of Dmcgf and Toilet Articlef Chatham Square Pharmacy EDWARD SANTAGATA, Proprietor No. 1 Mott Street Chatham Square New York City ,S I 685 EP'Q2t'9+'Q.Q 'Q.Qs'Q,'Qs 7 I l l j nl 5 . 6 6 Suits, Top Coats, Over- ' I coats of superior char- 49 . acter. Perfectly tailored in correct fashioning, 9 THANK HBHRUTHI-lllERS .FifiliAvenmIIe Boot Shop Between 47Q and 48Q Streets. NewiYork Footwear for every college and sports activity-foremost in style, unequalled for service 's L . , AAAV , l vfu X O is Gs f X Q N i X X X Wo , fo 0 s it W ff 4 4 X M, s ff is 1 Exlzzozf .Slhopr CHICAGO WASHINGTON and upward- Peoples Trust and Savings Woodward Building Bank Buildin 0 . Shoreham Hotel Q ST. LOUIS g PEITTSBURGH 6 -'26 ST. Arcade Building Jenkins Arcade I PHILADELPHIA E NEW HAVEN 27 'f -.zz Hotel Taft WARI E LLO A Beozzzry Aio! For EWU Need Matinello's famous creams are the base ofthe foundation upon which rests the beauty of thousands of A Timefooer in S may H ozm Those questions about words, people, places, that arise so frequently in your reading, writing, study, and speech, are answered instantly in the store of ready information in WEBSTERS COLLEGIATE The Bert Abridged Dictionary-Bored Upon WEBSTER'S NEW INTERNATIONAL More than 1o6,ooo entries. A special section shows, with examples, rules of punctuation, use of capitals, abbreviations, etc. I7OO illustrations, 17.56 pages. Printed on Bible Paper. A desk book for every student. Americfln VVOIHG1 .fee zt of Your Boo More ' ' or Wfzfe for Informotzon to lhd Pzzblzrloerr. Fm' fpecimefz Pager if you .:-: :-5149-g7, .,. . , . . 'Y' . mention thi: Amzzzol. akfifr- .'14fgkJpf-f-'iffy MART Q ESI ,LO G. st C. 7 '7'2gLQ?3i ' H FT I A Merriam Co. ,L I E1 ve. 808 Tower Court rf' e a M S A H Id Mass NEW YORK CHICAGO ' -- Prmg 6 , ' R. A. HEGGIE 84 BRO. CO. ESTABLISHED 1875 FRATERNITY JEWELERS EQi Headquarters For Gifts in Jewelry, Silver, Bronze and Leather Send to US and Save the Bother of Shopping Around ' We Make az Specially of Made-Z0-Order Pam and Clmzfmf for JVIUJI of the Univemizyf .Yociefief 3i 136 EAST STATE STREET ITHACA, NEW YoRK THE GOODIE SHOP THE COFFEE SHOP COR. STATE and AURORA ST. IOS N. TIOGA STREET Fine Candies-Soda Fountain A La Carte Luncheons Famous for Goodie Shop Fudge Sundaes Quiet-Exclusive MARCUS N. CHACONA, Proprietor 687 PARKE'S Fruits and Vegetables y No. IO TINS A Unmatchable Quality Choicest Selections in Every Variety L. H. PARKE COMPANY Coffees Teas Spices Canned Goods Elavoring Extracts PHILADELPHIA PITTSBURGH WHEN YOU HAVE A PARTY YOU NEED US We make everything from lady lingers to the largest decorated cake LET US FIGURE WITH YOU ON YOUR WANTS NU-ALBA BAKERIES, Inc. wi gs 51 ' in '1 .N ii- : WT N Z ,Aly-'11 KQV, ' i.Al U 5, 51 -V ---- ' m I ,P s ts y I ,. ,. ' it su T' 2 if P +3 . A Q gcfi Qxi . as ga- ur A., , .... ---s4 - - 1.5. LN I-I - TS 42 I, 5 o 1.3 , F - -z'-.. ' -'. . ,. CI rg- M i-i- 1 . Og W N, ,L .wr 5 49.11 D, , 3ffrg,s, ,,q.. ,M . ,. 'sg-. .. ix , , X W .1 5 T, 7 . 5 ...-' S - if c. A Q rn -. - fig! iw, -- 1' hgfsw , H' ws Q S :w L I' 'xgf i' ,Lw 1,gfD ' iii' is . 688 L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS Official Jeweler to National American Fraternities and Sororities, and Sole Maniifacturer of Cornell Keys Write for the 197.6 Balfour Blue Book, the Standard Reference to Fraternity Jewelry and Price list of badges and guards. Let our special service department take care of your requirements. New York Chicago San Francisco Philadelphia Richmond Los Angeles Seattle Atlanta Minneapolis Indianapolis Dallas Kansas City Pittsburgh Denver Washington X M I 8 3 6 THE BARBER ASPHALT COMPANY T o M P K 1 N S C o U N T Y NATIONAL BANK Ninety Yepzm Same Location Why Not Have a Bank Account With Us? Safe Depoyif Boxes For Rent T 916 District Sales Qflice Woolworth Building 7.33 Broadway New York City ,..,...........1..1.......,...i TRINIDAD AND BERMUDEZ NATIVE LAKE ASPHALTS GILSONITE 689 I fs I -1 'I- ff I Y 5 Martin A as SX I I , Q , ' Handcraft ' 4 , I C f 1 FN f ' I I l l A R T I I ! I ! i l I ' uHanclcraft Saxophones, Trumpets I' Trombones, Basses, Etc. . ' I 25. U . E Built througout by hand and guaranteed against 'I : defects in material and workmanship for fifty years Preferred by Discriminating and Particular B Professional Players. Built so as to give I 5 Lifetime Service and Satisfaction ' Q I soLD IN ITHACA B BY li LENTS MUSIC sToRE ' E PIANOS, VICTOR and BRUNSWICK MACHINES I z REcoRDs and ALL THINGS MUSICAL IH? AURORA and SENECA sTREETs : llll 2 C ? I THEMARTIN BANDINSTRUMENTCO. I e c - A l ' ga, y ELKHAPJ. IND. Ng XSJTIP' ' .I . tif C ff I MW 690 JQHN JQRDAN CGNTRACTOR Building Construction 0:0 una wzmvrxzw 115 WEST TWENTY-EIG T T T NEW YORK C T EISK AND FEDERAL TIRE DEALERS ',' Seconds and Second-Hand Tires REQ s Time to He-tire EMgff1Ei.f.'f'.iT.oFF. Our Specialty if Z0 Suit the Customer SHIPPEE TIRE SI-ICP IO9 EAST GREEN STREET fNeXt to the Fish Marketj The Bank of Athens Trust Company EFOUNDED BY THE BANK OF ATHENS IN GREECEJ Capital amd Smfplw, 53,000,000 Engaged in General Banking Business 15 PINE STREET NEW YORK 697. f f,V!!ll.T! Ol ' , O, X34 61 15111 I if f ff .f HIT can't hurt this bus 'cause I . f , f ' W I X! , A f f used some paint from the rail- f yy ggaygisfiaywly f A , Q road shop. It's ANGLO-AMERICAN ,..N,LQ I ,4 r' paint that they make specially for . ' 0 use on railroad equipment. And be- ! -ll!! QW llllll' .lll'..llll2,' I lieve me, it stays bright and shiny I' nllea1ll..l.gIIgiIll ' in any weather. x 1' ' -- , H 1 .1 f 1 ,g gi - g W . P A -A A . d - f,?!.4 M'Hlyl If if I, I. 1 U 0 NGLo MER1cANpa1nts an var 'lllllwf y,'Jl1l:.liIMl ! .' V , tin , if ylllll nishes have been carefully devel- jp 'd.fJ,.fll1lr lyllglwl' 'llf' I ll oped to meet all railroad require- ments, from the enameling of semaphores to the painting of locomotives. For long vvear and an always-brilliant finish use the A-A decorative and protective products. Geneml .Stiles Repre5e11miZ11eJ NATIONAL RAILWAY APPLIANCE COMPANY 457. Lexington Avenue New York City 7' 1 .1. ' 31: Q1 if ' ' , ff.. '2f1i:'+1i-5' A - ' ' 1, iv, 1: ., ---f' - as I 5 '1:2v'e1:.f-V: 1. TGOLS THAT GO AND GO MADE IN u Goddard 85 Goddard Company CSV xx DETEo1T O'f YV W MILLING CUTTER ENGINEERS 693 VVILLARD STRAIGHT HALL Delano and Aldrich, Architects BUILT BY Matthews Construction Company ' INCORPORATED BUILDERS OE BAKER TOWER AND HALLS Matthews Construction Company, Inc. PR1NcEToN d 185 MAD1soN AVE NEW JERSEY W NEW YORK, N. Y. 694 E bl h d 94 Incorporated I9 3 REAL ESTATE Managers Appraisers Brokers Oiizf Clf67'ZZ'f Receive Fiill Vciliie gf Oiizf Servicer in Any Tmiifeicficii W e De Nec Biiy Recil Ecciice For Oiiif Oiwi Accciiiic Neiie cf Oiir Ojjllcem Speciilece iii Reiil Effcice directly we iiiiiiifecfb SERVICE QNLY CRUIKSHANK COMPANY 141 BROADWAY Rector 4Ioo NEW YoRK CIT 595 E. H. LUDLOW SQ C0 1 5 O BROADWAY TELEPHONE RECTOR 4030 f9l'X.JQ+lD4.m 913 CHU' ESTABLISHED 1 83 6 mnqpmm wan naw POR 90 YEARS Giving the Bef? S61 1JiC6 in SELLING LEASING APPRAISIN G AND MANAGING REAL ESTATE in New York City 696 BOWERY AND EAST RIVER NATIONAL BANK OF NEW YORK Established in 1857. 3651 Capital - - ----- S 3 ,000,000.00 Surplus, Uudividecl Profits 84 Reserves 3, 1 09,8 1 6. 5 3 Total Resources ----- 864, 3 70,7 3 4.19 3061 BROADWAY AT 41st STREET 680 BROADWAY at GREAT JONES ST. BOWERY AT GRAND STREET THIRD AVENUE AT 184th STREET BROOME AND MULBERRY STREETS FIRST AVENUE AT 104th STREET 1.8 MULBERRY, STREET B R O O K L Y N COURT AND SCHERMERHORN STS. FOURTH AVE. at FIFTIETH STREET THIRTEENTH AVE. at FIFTY-FIFTH ST. FIFTH AVE. at EIGHTY-SIXTH ST. M MEMBERS K Federal Reserve System New York Clearing House Association 697 R. C. GSBGRN 84 CO. 119 AND IZI EAST STATE STREET A real place for all Cornellians to trade-35 years of experience graduating students with real goods at real prices. PARTY FAVORS BOOKS, TOYS, GAMES, POUTAIN PENS, SEASONABLE CARDS, ATHLETIC GOODS, FANCY AND HOME MADE CANDY We make a specialty of supplying Fraternity Stores P60726 2621 i The Service is excellent The smiles quite alluring The food could not he better The atmosphere is I-Iomey -Paz Gillette's Cafeterias 318 College Ave. A 1O6 N. Cayuga St. 698 touch of individual smartness-a certain nicety in their custom-lit that characterizes HERRON'S foot- wear as unusual. The new oxfords presented for spring are custom built exclusively for this store from thC finest American and imported leathers. DeVore Hosiery demanded by the better dressed men and women is also confined to us. Q QTJX X ft? x Nix xx x Ai-1 7 lla 5 T . In - ' I XI f-- fi -at - '.' fhcf.-,3' gs,-:F-Ev, fn- .S-ff fEil3'1 1 -w.,5,g..-J ' ..,, ' he- -' :V - wifi- .,,.:----.-., ' ' ,.QBf:'tE5:53,?kg:Lfsf:1s. .h J S505-. lgir :xrgxm Jigga jeg:-'-,xx 4-Q-., X mg.. 1 nexium.-r.--' re ERRON' -f JIMMY DAY AND HIS NIGHT HAWKS Specializing in DANCE MUSIC FRANCIS LEE, Entertainer ELWOOD KEELER, Traps CARL JANSSEN, Sax CHARLES LYON, Sax GLEN ROCKWELL, Sax JAMES I. DAY, Piano DORIS KRESS, Entertainer KARL EMERY, Banjo LOUIS MACKLIM, Trumpet OTTO WAGNER, Trombone GUY HERR, Bass JOE WALTERS, Violin Phone 897 Oflice-go West Market St., Corning, N. Y Clothes That Are Custom Tailored mean so much in business and the successful approach pends very much on the sort of clothes one Wears. Coniplezte Saiiffacfion Given by I. V. DELL, Merchant Tailor 7.13 DRYDEN ROAD 599 68 out of every 100 men at Cornell shave with a -- E-Egeitg N matters affecting personal taste, young men of today bow to no one else's judgment. These substantial business men of tomorrow know what they A Want-and get it. So when 68 out of 100 well-groomed Cornell under-graduates interviewed about shaving, said, I use a Gillette, it is a striking endorsement of this safety razor as the means to the truly perfect shave. This is simply another proof that -based on the perfection of its shaving service, Gillette pre- eminence is an indisputable fact. GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR CO. Boston, U. S. A. ss .0575 The Tuckaway ln Gold Plate, S6 In Silver Plate, S5 Whether you have a beard like wire or as soft as silk, your GOOD shave will becmine a PERFECT shave if you read Three Reasons -a new shaving booklet just published in a new edition. A postcard re- quest and we'll gladly send you a Coby with our compliments. 4 W ,Q W ,Z 1 '35 7 ,- - V J, M p, 3 05.1 ,tw Q' C. fi? 'wil 5 f f f , K 2 0 y if ljlf iw -ly,-it lwfz ri, .11 3 'J en 4 Y ,Q f 13 4 tg it Mt' , .-L .l 1 is te! .4 f J, 1 f F if e, 4.5 1 ,WZ ff - ff ,L , .. h :., ,. ,Q gi ng ,: :' W1 fame- ,- My we - :mt-W4 THE QUALITY RAZOR OF THE WORLD 7oo 4 ,, ..'1. . 5 ff, X if x 5E-1 Bl 1, f For Suburban Homer and Country Efmtef HE Deming Oil-Rite Cautomatically oiled rightl power pump is a recent dev- elopment in deep well working heads. It is especially designed for conditions where the distance from the water level to the surface exceeds twenty-five feet. The construction and operation of this pump make it highly desirable for use by owners of country homes and suburban estates, where a dependable water supply sys- tem is a neccssit . It is also intended for use in a artment Y P houses, hotels, industrial plants and lor many other con- ditions. Distinctive features of the Deming Oil-Rite Figure 1061, are simplicity of construction Cthere are only six principal moving artslz Automatic Lubrication Qcom- bination splash and? force feed, assuring positive oiling of all working partsD, and Accessibility Can inexperienced person can, in a few moments time, gain complete access to the entire operating mechanismj. A special bulletin, fully describing Figure IO67. will be sent immediately on request. THE DEMING COMPANY, SALEM, OHIO ESTABLISHED 1880 W. L. DEMING, Prrrident, '77 EMBNY, Chief Eng., '95 E. S. DAWSON, Amr. Xupt. '14 T Munn ul www li, l l I ! uh:-. V i ::::: : f:f7 ' HAND Alva Powsxa f-'on ALL uses 9 - it . i 151.3511 fy? A . tm? Q 1.1 ' if N ' f A t ' gifs:::::::jjj'jjj:5ggQZ9'f?Q?f:,,111 :,::':: :JZ 'VVV f if2ff1'Li:Y..,wH 701 THE PEACOCK STAEELESS BRAKE lm G1VCS a Cham Pull Of 45OO Pounds. Nearly three fourths Of all the electric passenger cars bullt clurmg 197.5 were equlppecl with Peacock Brakes. Modern Cam Demand Good Bmkef -' X 9, . , J, A V Ax . -f PE' 1 1:17 If lf ,rf fr Lwlfif, fa 'v 3 - MQ. 2 il. , . im g Q' NATIONAL BRAKE COMPANY, INCORPORATED BUFFALO, NEW YORK O'BRlEN BROTHERS New York City General Confmcfom 7oz Foe the beef facel- be innate Unexeelled Service to Cornellians for Tvventy-Pour Years Private Dining Rooms and Banquet Hall .Ypeceezl Affeezfeefz Given to Premre Peeerief The Ideal Plezee For Complete Bezezqeeerf IO6 NORTH AURORA STREET DIAL 6515 For Those Who Want The Best ON SALE AT THE PRINCIPAL IIT!! 5, lg U, ,fb CHAIN STORES 6 pdg 6 Z 12 Daniel Reeves Sheffield Farms Red! Spaghetti Busy Bee Progressive Stores I-7lg1J01f Certified Food Stores A Pound Package for the Asking fbH.7 Q53 w5d,..,.,...i....?m,, THE ATLANTIC MACARONI COMPANY, INC. 1.95-3O3 Vernon Avenue Long Island City 703 ENGINEERS Wouldn't a saving of jo per cent on one of your largest overhead items mean a neat profit? What does your overhead item on belting amount to per year? By reclaiming your old leather belting by way of our NU-BILTH process you can effect a 50 per cent saving and at the same time increase the efficiency of your belting as a power transmission agent. NU-BILT will save your htm money on general upkeep, needing less attention because the plies will not pull apart and because the stretch is less than one-half as much as in new leather belting. Our reclaimed product has greater tensile strength than double ply leather belt and is more pliable, thereby creating a more efficient arc of contact and transmitting more H. P. per inch of belting. NU-BILT has overcome a prejudice against reclaimed belting that was general throughout the trade owing to the failure of other rebuilt belts to give satisfaction because our process eliminates all the bad features formerly found in reclaimed belting. Our process is not a miracle nor will our product do the impossible but we guarantee NU-BILT to be at least the equal of double ply leather belting and can site instances of increased production when NU-BILT has displaced other belting. Give NU-BILT a trial and be convinced that when your belting is NU-BILT it is well built. SYRACUSE BELTING CO. 447 GIFFORD sTREET sYRAcUsE, N. Y. 704 Our mission is to serve industry with this equipment The LiftAbout and LiftAbout Jr. These are floor operated electric hoists in capacities of lg and 1 ton, and goo pounds, respectively. They have made a reality the description an electric hoist for everybody. In thousands of widely vary- ing lines of business they are profitably used, and pay for themselves quickly in the time and labor saved in lifting and moving materials. Send for the Book of Illustrated Economies, an illustrated description of fifty actual installations. Floor Operated The Shepard line of Floor Operated Hoists is so complete that a type can be supplied to meet every condition and capacity. In a descriptive catalog and price list, recently published, these hoists are completely de- scribed and illustrated. It is the most Hoists to io tons comprehensive book of its kind and pro- vides the prospective user of electric hoists with all the necessary data, dimensions, and prices of Shepard Hoists. Write for a copy. Cage Operated Hoists to io tons One man, the operator, can handle ton- nage loads with ease and precision. This type of hoist, operating on monorail track, a Shepard Transfer Crane, suitable spur tracks, and switches, comprises the Shepard Aerial Railway of Industry. This system affords quick inter-depart- ment load-handling-a through without change method. We shall be pleased to send data and illustrations of this Aerial Railway. Write for a copy. ETX up Electric Traveling Cranes to go tons 3 The company that buys a She ard Crane plants. Our crane bulletin describes and Y .. H H not merely purchases a crane, but invests illustrates the Balanced Drive, enclosed if ' in a very dehnite crane service. The as- unit construction, oil bath lubrication, f -V-f - rl sured performance of this equipment is a permanent alignment and other advantag- N profitable aid to production in many eous features. Send for a copy. l Single I-Beam These light capacity cranes are ideal for serving side bays, balconies and places where limited headroom precludes the use of a large electric traveling crane. They are equipped with Shepard Hoists Cranes to 5 tons with plain, geared or motor driven trol- leys. The bulletin which describes these handy cranes, explains how every square foot of a floor or bay is made accessible to the hoist book. Write for a copy. Electric Cupola Better metal through proper distribution of charges. This hoist specially designed for charging cupolas may be equipped with a bottom dump bucket or magnet to suit individual requirements. Operating on suitably laid out track and equipped Charging Hoists with an electric bucket, it also will han- dle sand and fuelg with a magnet it han- dles scrap and pig irong and without any it does miscellaneous lifting attachment in and about the foundry. Write for foun- dry bulletin. Winches, Speed Industrial Winches, Crane and Derrick Hoists, Elevator Hoists, Speed Reducers, and Back Geared Motors are furnished in a wide variety of types to meet every re- quirement. The principles of design are similar to those which have made Shepard Reducers, etc. Hoists so successful. A new descriptive price list is now ready for We shall be pleased to to you, and also included, catalog and distribution. send a copy any specific data you desire. SHEPARD ELECTRIC CRANE 81 I-IOIST CO., 411 Schuyler Ave., BRANCHES IN PRINCIPAL CITIES ELECTRIC LRANES at Hoists 705 Montour Falls, N. Y., U. S. A. a Z X 600 H. P. Marie Silent Chain Drive from Motor to 18-iizrla Merchant Mill Rollr. Driver, 300 R. P. M., Driven, 110 R. P. M., 96-incl: Cenrerr. Over 5,000,000 H. P. Installed In units from 1110 to 5,000,000 I-I. P. Morse Silent Chain Drives have been installed for transmitting power and reducing speeds. Many in service I5 and 10 years are still operating satisfactorily. 98.62, Efhcient Speed Reducer Positive-Flexible-Durable M to itch, 6,000 to 1 0 R. P. M. or slower, es eciall effective on short centers. 3 S Y MORSE CHAIN CO., ITHACA,,N. Y., U. S. A. Atlanta, Ga., 702 Candler Bldg., Earl F. Scott dt Co Baltirnore, Md., 1402 Lexington Bldg. Birmingham, Ala., Nloore Handlev Hdu To. 4 - . 'e C Boston, Mass., 1-11 Milk St. Buffalo, N. Y., Ellicott Square Bldg. Charlotte, N. C., -10-1 Commercial Bank Bldg. Chicago, Ill., 112 VV. Adams St. Cleveland, Ohio, -121 Engineers Bldg. Detroit, Mich., 7601 Central Ave Louisville, Ky., 516 VV. Main St ' E. D. Mort-on Co. Minneapolis, Minn., -113 Third St. Strong-Scott Mtg. Co. New Orleans, La., Queen dz Crescent Bldg., 33-1 Camp St., A. M. Locckett 8: Co., Ltd. New York, N. Y., 50 Church St. Omaha, Neb., 727 W. O. W. Bldg., D. H. Braymer Equipt Co. Philadelphia, Pa., 803 Peoples Bank Bldg. Pittsburgh, Pa., Westinghouse Bldg. San Francisco, Cal., Monadnock Bldg. St. L ' M . ours, o , 2137 Railway Exchange Bldg. Toronto, 2, Ont. Can., .50 Front Stl. E. Strong-Scott, Mfg. Co. Winnipeg, Man., Can., Dufferin St.. Denver, Colo., 211 Ideal Bldg, ' H ' Str0ng-Sc0tt Mfg, C0 ,H A ' ' ,f f ' se?-f:,.1?-fire: flea.. l r h 4 . ., Alvv Azvrvl . 5 MMORSE at ,V . , . . 'ROCKER JOINT' - 706 ll Seasons Are Alike To Frigidaire Frigidaire is made in many cabinet models in sizes for all homes and at prices within the reach of all. It may be bought for a very reasonable down payment and the remainder may be paid on the GMAC easy monthly pay- ment plan. If you have a good ice- box, it may be quickly transformed into an electric refrigerator by having installed the Frigidaire cooling unit. RIGIDAIRE is the truly modern electric refrigeration. lt defies the whims of weath- er. lt stops all thought of ice, all household inconveniences and work that ice induces. Frigidaire automatically keeps all foods fresh, sweet, dainty, healthful. Though it consumes no ice, Frigidaire makes it, plentifully, in handy cube form for many daily uses. lt makes dozens of frozen dainties, too. Owners don't even have to think of Frigid- aire. They know only its comforts, its con- venience. There are no adjustments to make- nothing to pull, turn, twist, nor regulate. Yet, their foods, all, are embraced in steady, cold, uniform temperature that ice can't provide. Frigidaire runs even while the whole family goes for a visit out of town. When they return, its contents are fresh and sweet. Frigidaire is sold and serviced all over the country by 3,500 enthusiastic representatives of Delco-Light Company. lt is accessible to all and a faithful servant to 1oo,ooo users. lt is correct in principle, tried and found right in quality. lt is for all houses and for all PLIFSCS. lt is made by the largest makers of electric refrigeration in the world. ELECTRI REFRIGERATION Made and Guaranteed by DELCO-LIGHT COMPANY DAYTON, OHIO A Subsidiary of General Motors Corporation 707 HENRY E. BATON , Inc. GENERAL CONTRACTORS ART GALLERY PAUL P BHITICE l Figudation ARCHITECT ERION PA. Presser Building, I7 I 3 Szmsom St. Philadelphia Q IIEIIIIVIQII IQ ul, I ','l ' ,-lff il l' LfG -Q-Q4-1'l, -' '-'A 'W ', I I ,- Jil I , If I R1 1 ' Eff! JL? I - TAPES-RULES-TOOLS i I INSURE YOUR MEASUREMENTS V ALUMINUM RULES IN TENTHS AND HUNDREDTHS OF FEET SOMETHING NEW I9 ln. I ef-fggf '-M9 FOR CIVIL ENGINEERS, SURVEYORS, HIGH- Q9 .6 7' :S ,Gr WAY BUILDERS, TILE LAYERS AND OTHERS T, ACCURATE, LIGHT XVEIGHT, DURABLE, RUST PROOF-WITH OR WITHOUT HOOK SAGINAW, MICH. Scnd For Catalog 7551.-UFWN, New York Windsor, Ont. 7O8 BUILDERS OF Gooo WILL fe HE success of the Fred M. Randall Company is firmly es- tablished upon a foundation of applied essentials proved to be basically correct. 1I The dominant factor in the demonstration of this has been an unswerving adherence to a policy of intensive, intimate, personal and co-operative service rendered by Agency prin- cipals-individualized efficiency augmented by a co-ordinated organization of trained and experienced units. fl The objective and expression of these elements are evidenced in the resultful and permanent establishment of a National Consciousness and Public Good Will for many products and advertisers, ever widening during the years, through contin- uity and enlargement of effort. THE FRED M. RANDALL COMPANY Cluzrter Membef' of Americmz AfJOCfdff07Z of Advertifing Agencies Membef' of Nfztiomzl Out-Door Adzferrififzg Agencief MEMLKI' of Audit Bzzrmzz of Circzzlafian Q DETROIT--BOOK TOXVER CHICAGO -TOWER BUILDING Fred M. Randall, 'oo Walter G. Pietsch, '96 R. GUARINI, President D. CANDELA, Vice-President TELEPHONES-WORTH-1494-7.495-7.496-7.497 1oo PARK Row, Con. DUANE ST. NEW YORK, N Ka I . ........ . .. if I I E' V ' V ,giifw , , . . 1.43 , Y 5, X . i t 2 .Q .sw , I , 1 709 I. Q t. : K f I I f 94 1' CGMBUSTION ENGINEERING fl Coinpdrettioebf New Field of Unliniited Opportunity COMBUSTION ENGINEERING CORPORATION An Orgdniqettion Tnezt Heir Pioneeeed in Tbir Field nnd Mdde ez Major Contriontion to itf Development R Among the principal developments in- troduced or advanced by this organiza- tion Within the past decade are - Coxe Stoker-The first forced draft traveling grate stoker. This development made it possible to utilize coke breeze and the lower grades of anthracite and refuse fuels. Lopulco System-The first commercially success- ful pulverized fuel burning system for steam plants. This system is now installed in more than 90 per cent of the notably successful power stations using pulverized fuel and has considerably elevated the standards of boiler plant practice. C-E Air Heater-A plate type air heater which has proven the advantages and economy of preheating combustion air in many outstanding plants. C-E Fin Furnace--The first water cooled furnace and the beginning of a new era in furnace design.. Combustion Steam Generator-A revolution in steam generaton-A development which has ad- vanced the whole aft of steam generation many years. mher Developments of major importance are being worked out in COMBUSTIONS Research Depart- ment, both in the Held and in the laboratory. COMEUSTION ENGINEERING CORPORATION 43 BROAD STREET, NEW YORK I 7IO Comrade Roadster S I 69 5 THE CHANDL H ASHI is LL the flavor of youth and the spirit of thoroughbred sportsmanship live in the looks and manner of Char1dler's dashing nevv Comrade Roadster. New There's room for three in the driver's seat, and a very comfortable auxiliary seat for two more when you want to play host to a crovvd. As it looks, so it performs. It has the great record-taking Pikes Peak Motor. It also has flolb-Cleveland the big advantage of One Shot chassis lubrication. It also has a very appealing price. Examine it. Drive it. just compare! l y 1 y 1 ER MOTOR CAR COMPANY, CLEVELANDQ Export Department, 1819 Broadway, New York Cir l ll 711 L CLOTHING for Men and Young Men, who value the English influence in cut with the sturdy Wear for the American Sportsman. N evv Grays English Tweeds with or with- out Knickers Blues in Single and Double Breasted Nobby Topcoats, English and Domestic Everything in outer apparel A good selection at 537.50 No charge for alteration j'Ieming'5 Our Only Store IO EAST 44TH STREET, Q3 rd floorj NEW YORK CITY Also an exclusive department for your needs in Shoes and Riding Boots The TRIANGLE BooK SHOP EVAN l. MORRIS, Proprietor We buy and sell second-hand books -Turn your used books into good coin. We have served the student body since 1903-If Will pay you to visit us. All purchases redeemable at five CQ percent in trade. 411 COLLEGE AVENUE Sheldon Court PETER SCUSA MoDERN SHOE REPAIRING ' EY The place to have your :beer rebuilt We call for :mel deliver 405 College Avenue Phone 17.77. I2. ICE SERVICE Costs But 21 Few Cents Z1 Day It is the Wisest Investment You Can Make A GOOD REFRIGERATOR plus TCE equals BETTER LIVING Try the REAL THE FRED E. 1LLsToN 1879 ICE eo. 1916 Starin Brothers 1o6o Chapel Street New Haven, Conn. EJ: VZ-X 4'QesknrBwM4Wf of ,Al S ssstts sss,tt,sts ssltt ts1tssss ,sss I I Prodzzcfiom lx .'b:..AAVt:. Dmheafy Permanent Shovv' Rooms at 2.19. E. STATE STREET Opposite Ithaca Hotel Here Every Other Week FRANK CROWLEY, Representative Thatcher Manufacturing Company MAKERS OF TI-IATCHER SUPERIOR QUALITY MILK BOTTLES In Athletics and all walks of life- A BOTTLE or MILK is A BOTTLE os HEALTH1, One Bef! Werner to the C1115 of Nineteen Twenty-.Tix Thatcher Manufacturing Company Elmira, New York fanne 1,51 is f h K fry! WRX J ,Jl f 5T IL- K E - 7 xp: -' -1 I L . Eff A, 4' -A , -, f, A, 7-, wi' '- 'Q ...Q :L V' -fwjz' '. .g', Ag' 3 f M.. qw ie, . Ag, '14 . b ' HVV' . T 1, Y f l., .T Q- ,:-il' - -Wa, -- - T if 1 A ' fflef' N' y A in .','.'f if Kg, Q.. W-XX Q, get sie w e .iw I ' it 'r - ,,- .- ,, ' .. .3-1-. . fi--'.'.ifia1g:fL,fy'1j v 442, ,,,f55ng2,:.. My -'.+ ln. 1. 3 -'liiixu 'f-'71 -R-.sp .' .Q -. ,. . , , ,jx A, P, 1 fi A 'TJ V nf N' Q 2 - -3g- - ' 1-L 451:-N 1 5' The Flower Snap HAROLD A. PRATT 7.14 E. Seneca Street ITHACA, N. Y. PAR-LOCK -FOR- Plastering - Waterproofing and Dainpproofing 51 pecefcnrzon Pager in .Sweets Aecbitecrzeml Cnfezlogne THE VORTEX PAINTING METHOD For Plant Maintenance Painting Q Expleznezfefjf page in Sweefr Engineering Cntnlogne THE Vortex Manufacturing Company CLEVELAND, OHIO BRANCHES IN ALL PRINCIPAL CITIES 71 T - S1285 R d ' - - 1395 R d Coupe 1495 S d - 1525 B h m - 1575 Allprices f.o.b Ftim, Mich. BO., gf Roadster-Coupe, S1495 The Style of a Roadster with the Comfort of a Coupe - lt has a rear deck seat for two G. W. RACE Sc SON 109-II-I3 S. Cayuga St, ITHACA, NEW YORK BUICK SALES and SERVICE J. G. PRITCHARD Si SoN 7.27 SO. CAYUGA ST ITHACA B Y Cornell Modern Shoe Rebuilder JOSEPH CONSENTINI, Prop. . 3 - 6 ff- X XI , we .fl l F . E 'fl Work Called for and Delivered Dial 5603 401 Stewart Ave. apr' 1 W 1, ,Agn A ,,,,,, -lg - iffy . ,A ' - -s x if A ff' ,4,l I, ,I fr ixwqzkwg 1 Y I -N -Wf11T ': -: 1 f'Czl','3...'l 'az 'A GREATER PRODUCTION AT A LOVVER COST OF MAINTENANCE The Sam Never Sem an Wbeelf Driven by 13,3 -' 5' .--',,,- 4 V-V, 5 ,J 2 A A, Z . A-ru 'M ff s ' - . '-' ' iff ' - 552 VFX 55162 ,iff f ' ' ag., gh Q ,fm52 Wigs I ,If .f if 42? 4157 fag , Af.,.. I ..i, , ,O,Ai . ,,:.. ,.,,MQZfm 19 Y , 1 f' 1 . 1 f f ,wo ' f ff- 'ff' --W - --'A' , ,f', ..f- f . X 1 v . f X 'AL A - 'f2.'ju, 1.- -' ' '-1:':5gf5:5:5f5f3-:-55'f1:2:j'E.t512': 31:2:1:gzgiifzxfiwsf' arf.- THE WORLDS MOST FAMOUS BELTING A PERFECT DRIVING SURFACE NO OBJECTIONABLE STRETCH VERY STRONG AND FLEXIBLE WATERPROOF STEAMPROOF HEATPROOF DIRTPROOF Not Injured by Gases, Smoke or Chemically Charged Atmospheres D. P. BROWN 84 COMPANY PHILADELPHIA DETROIT PITTSBURGH CHICAGO 716 When other gears give trouble CCTOOL STEEL Gears give results 'CSAFE MILK Iff P67ff6Cfbf Ppzffezwigepi ITI-IACA'S Most Modern Milk Plant IVIILK ITHACA ICE CREAM CREAIVI COTTAGE CHEESE Bill BUTTER BUTTERMILK Phone-Dial 7.756 The Tool Steel Gear - - Ithaca Ice Cream-Valley 84 Prmon Co. . Da1ry Co., Inc. CINCINNATI, OHIO ITHACA N.Y- WYMAN- GGRDON Crankshaft Makers for Go 'Po 'L' GUARANTEED O Quality Cars FORGING5 l I ffsrr :lj Jig -,Zim E J 2 , T ' WORCESTER, MASS. HARVEY, ILL 717 THE DON PEDRO DAM ofthe Turlock irrigation project in California Qliere shownD is but one of many hydro-electric installa- tions where peculiar existing conditions and extra- ordinary requirements demanding unusual engin- eering skill have been successfully met by SMITH HYDRAULIC TURBINES S. MORGAN SMITH CO. YORK, PA Steel Bam Open Hearth and Cold Rolled Carbon Tool Steel High Speed Steel Mil! Sapplzaf Smal! Taolf The Sidney B. Roby Company 7.08-7.14 South Avenue ROCHESTER, NEW YORK Dirtribntorx Brown K Sharpe Mfg. Co. Norton Company Cleveland Twist Drill Co. I THE GREATEST ENGINEERS OE THE NATION USE PENNSYLVANIA PGRTLAND CEMENT The Sfflflillili, Belelz' Hall, Dezifjf Biiileliiicg emel Cbefizicezl L!Ib0l'!lf07j' Bfeileliizg ezife emzoiecg ez few of Cornell U77iU6l'JlU' Bllililfflgf bieilz' with it 595 PLANTS AT BATH, PA., AND PORTLAND-POINT-ON-CAYUGA-LAKE MILK ARCTIC ICE CREAM LAKE VIEW DAIRIES ALL DAIRY PRODUCTS - 609 NORTH TIOGA STREET PHONE 8307 Raw and Pasteurized Milk and Cream From Tubereulin Tested I-Ierds We Specialize iii Supplying Fmfewiitief eine! S a1'e1fiz'ief PROMPT AND REGULAR DELIVERY I CREAM BUTTER LOAF CHEESE ' EGGS 719 Qrf---5-Q 'i? -t-f' pu-1 if-Q ii- 'Ali' Q -'Ev' 29- i .4- 'N , ,.,- ' Q S 1 E -S 3 -'Z 2 9, 3 'Qi it if- i 2- 3 fi i' 3 '?.. ' '-'--.' 5 - 2 - '-E . 5 4-t'.zi'J 52 1., l f Q Q i 2 1- ' 2. ,...-2 3 .,'-42 -S - 3 ,Q , E lui- f'h ' '5-fv'gfif'f- ugly-L ' ' ? ? -'Q-A.. f- .-.-'-'52 'gf-,if fxfs- ,,,-'N TRIPLEX-CENTRIEUGAL-ROTARY-DEEP WELL-HAND- AUTOMATIC YVATER SYSTEMS for all Industrial, Municipal, Power Plant and Residential Application GOULDS PUMPS, Incorporated SENECA FALLS, NEW Yoiuq --vfQ -.3 -'-51 '-Q, .7 wifi -..-.z 2 ...L .f ,-gf ',-..p . 'fi ,-'TJ gr -Q if' di Ii i A 2 ,....-- 2 fe 3 5 i A 111 , A f ,gfgg 1 2 5: 4-Q g: 'Na-Q9-'if 1 4--'Ev' ,4l ' l i 3 -j , ,Q 4' 3, i, ,rg 43 5 f',-Q, 5' ff-.1 ?Nfx- ' f 2' af- 7.1 --- ' Page P-'fs-5 2 ,..g'- F.: T ' The BASTIAN BROS. CO. EMPLQYERS MUTUAL ROCHESTER, N. Y. INSURANCE COMPANY lc Manufacturers of O EMBLEMS NEW YORK For go Church St. New York City CLASSES CLUBS SOCIETIES -L Also Bmmbw ENGRAVED INVITATIONS ALBANY BUFFALO ROCHESTER SYRACUSE CELLULOID BUTTONS A PHILADELPHIA NEW BRUNSWICK, N. 1. And ' A RooTER BADGES Al!f0llZ0bj!E Liability and Property Dfmmge For Ilzfzziuazfe iz! IXTU Cgjf B2,SliCfTDH.ll, iB2lSCb2H, Football -ALSO? CATALOGUE ON REQUEST ll'I01'kliIc'1I,J' Colizpezzmfimz and General Ljf7bj!jU CUVWWEK Locnf Reprarcfzmfiw-''Gmc Bnxtimf' Rorlzledge O jfeef Pfpe 5affe!- C0f7faffff,7g,,,fgLi K , F , Q. f7Zf0!77?f'k A af -f - -f -v' . HWI7 For over 15 years we have 20wf,kfj f'J!ZC'wH9'?2 ' Q 663 gfyfff . . df 9 05 .f 4 ' U' :. led the world in the design X '77 , QU Q img f7UfWf7ffC Baffff P f W -ff jfff' 1 V jffffff and manufacture of A Q EW 0 m fg? DWM6 fW5lbfE ag, 3-35,11 4 A STEEL ROLLING DOORS Refeasd !..i -11 922 CQ imp Lever Carryfhg Gafvjfe l Hood ,I H . f, W .te for fapfaffz' yi-of Ol M fl Ffa mf T' W I' 'v f' Standard Service Door 5,,m,M,pM,5 f E 4ll , Amnifpfffmffy - - 4 - ,. afvdrwvalale 1 og !fj .Z Speclhcflflons fzmrmg af ffyp Q5I1 jwvf .ifeef Ewzfef mf!ama19e,reKfa5e 1ijj3 Standard Fire Door mfmamly mm lx Hgoafffnfow , - , , , 0, ffm-50 r051ve Xiiix XTX T 'XQX T-1 -- . Specihcations mf-fnf, . iqpiii fQX Maffeabfe fad zacfrf -- fix Dlx! Wife -sa g X wx Mjf7SfJ Copper-Bfarmy fnferfacifny jfrrf ffm' fzfffaffv 5off0m 5ar 5!ol7'e:!!fo!e5 hr QUGHWUU v ' X Degrange KINNEAR MFG. CO. '5'f f7Wf'W7 12.1 Field Ave. Columbus, Ohio FiuTomeTic TYPE - HKBHK Nez X CHARLES H. BRooKs feweler Diamonds, Watches Jewelry and Silverware Diamond Work az Specialty Come and see Us about Wedding and Engagement Rings ISO EAST STATE ITHACA, N. Y. trand - Crescent Theatres PRESENTING Vazmfeville and Pictzwef 711 ACME ROAD MACHINERY . - .,., M- ., . 1.'qyf--,.:n.'4s.,s1- 4. ' '5Fl:Fif2f!E.E? . 41 I , FY ,,,, f,, . ffl 0 1 1 ,.. -'A' ' 'P .. 'PQ -ao s f 6 - f - ' 4,4 ' 46 5 1 c -V . w.4y5gf? ' N the soundness of its desi n, the len th of its service, its econom of o era- . . 5 . 3 . Y tion and maintenance, every machine bearing the trade mark plate of ACME quality more than justifies the good judgment of the man who authorized its Purchase. ' Twenty-five years of ro ressiveness and inte rit 0 into the construction of ever ' . , . P S , W 8 Y S , Y ACME unit---and are reflected in it s splendid performance in the field. COMPLETE ROAD-BUILDING AND QUARRY EQUIPMENT Motor Rollers Crushers Graders Pulverizers Stearn Rollers Scarifiers Screens Wagons Tandem Rollers Conveyors Elevators Bins ACME ROAD MACHINERY COMPANY, Frankfort, N. Y. STUDENT SUPPLY SToRE, INC. 403 College Ave. Engraving FRATERNITY CRESTS PROGRAMS CALLING CARDS Engraved by expert WOflClT1C1'1---2.4-I'IOUI- Service. Lowest prices in Central New York. An old reliable store for students to trade at INCORPORATED 1909 'W 77.1 NEW YORK TRAP ROCK CORPORATION CRUSHED STONE For Road and Bzfildjzzg Camtrzzctim EXCLUSIVE SELLING AGENTS FOR THE PRODUCTS or THE CARBONATE Or LIINIE CORPORATION ASPHALT FILLER and VERPLANCKS PULVERIZED LIMESTONE 7.50 PARK AVENUE NEW YORK TELEPHONE 484O XTANDERBILT THE SMYTH-DESPARD CO. ROBINSON STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITS PRATERNITY GROUPS PICTURE FRAMES A COMPARISON OF QUALITY IS INYVITED 119.-7.14 E. State St. Mrznzzf4zctzz1'e1'J of LEATHER BELTING GENERAL OFFICE AND FACTORY UTICA, N. Y. We would appreciate and it would be a pleasure if you would Call at Our Factory when passing through the Mohawk Valley, allowing us to Show you how Quality Belt iS manufactured. 77-3 C. H. SMITH Engineer and Builder Telephone Penn. 8657 9.15 Wvest Twenty-Eighth St New York City INTERNATIONAL TRADE PRESS, INC. 541-55 MONADNOCK BLOCK CHICAGO VN SP4 Pzzblifber 0 f CONCRETE PRODUCTS ENGINEERING WORLD THE SURGICAL JOURNAL CEMENT, MILL Lk QUARRY HIGHWAY ENGINEER it CONTRACTOR ANIERICAN MACHINE 8: TOOL RECORD AMERICAN FRUIT GROWER MAGAZINE BELTING, TRANSMISSION, TOOLS Lx SUPPLIES DIRECTORY CENIENT GXPSUM, LIME, STONE -IND AND GRAN EL NOWING that when - We serve you Well We also serve ourselves, our sev- eral dozen departments have been organized to till your needs promptly - supplying articles of recognized quality at moderate prices. A deems RoTHscH1 LD BROS. Phone Ithaca 2.71 1 72. is TABULAT A TIME SAVER DEL , ,V - J aan, f e-fat... ING M QLL MO ,,,,.-- 5.,.1:s.'-ii, .. .fe-aa. W 'ee-fn. OD PAYR www? ff - ,i'32f 'i EL vU!.9'!.---- A i.m'rrSP- R, .1-laaixf S1 . DQAEQQ -fsfw., Q-NN.. f E if-3 5 iggywenygggi' iifji- ' .. H V H' X .1 ,--' J' f 'firm' 1 f ,,,., , f I .L L kg - W w e? 9 I ,.-Z,.,.gZ- 1 ,.,.., .' f - I fv' V'- , tu t ,A-W X-' Qvl. f as Well as a check on payroll. Its chief function is to indicate the number of bills and specie which must be secured from the bank for in- closure in pay envelopes. Each time a key is pressed one unit is recorded. from 1 to Iooo under eleven different head- ings. The denominator is used for stock- taking, perpetual inventory sales analysis, food control in cafeterias, checking incom- ing and outgoing items, etc. Tvvo or more machines can be banked together to suit any requirements. For further information write to the Denominator Adding Machine Co. 315 Eighth Street Brooklyn, N. Y. C. J. Rumsey 84 Co. im..-iq.w....m..n A Good Place Z0 Bay HARDWARE 1........,.,.f.g.,n...,.l....t DELIVERIES TWICE A DAY ANYWHERE IN THE C1TY . M.,....,...,,.g.,.m..m...r 2.o6 E. State St. Telephone Lou J. 84 J. Rogers Company AUSABLE FORKS, N. Y. Manufacturers ' HIGH GRADE BLEACHED SULPHITE PAPERS CYLINDER AND FOURDRINIER MACHINES Cappztizjf 60 Tom Dazibf 7-5 THE PEOPLES TRUST COMPANY INCORPORATED 1889 A 1 8 1- 1 8 3 MONTAGUE STREET, BROOKLYN Nlember of the FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Branches in all Parts of Brooklyn CAPITAL AND SURPLUS OVER S7,000,000.00 THE FIRST THING THAT HAPPENS To you after you leave the University, and every subsequent thing happening dovvn 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 Cwfnell Alumni N ezw and they Will reach your friends more surely than if they waited for you to vvrite. Keep in Touch with Cornell, Cornell Alumni, your friends, and the members of your class through the F - V, 'Vg 1 .1 ' 1, ,,,f: .,.., w g ESTABLISHED mee JNQQRPQRATED 1902 Published weekly during the college year and monthly in the summer. Forty issues in all, and 21 detailed index with each volume. .S'ulucripti0n 54.00 0 Year Foreign 40 cemlr extra CORNELL ALUMNI NEWS PUB. CO., INC. ITHACA, N. Y 79.6 55, J, fl . Xa 1 li I I Q. a+' i 3'7 X x y 7 x - f-. VM ' ' N5 ' l : k . Xi? if V , Xfkk gf' A Qffff . Eg X fi ,vfjfi .G ' e B l ii i i ' 'KV7-' jg J ' A 'I N 1-E If I 1 'Lf I Q -I ,Qu .1 Looking Toward Imlufmf THERE is a close relationship between the schools and factories of our cities. College graduates look tovvard the industries for an opportunity to apply their knowledge and to continue their training. In turn, industrial institutions look to the colleges for recruits from which to select those who shall be intrusted with the future progress of their organizations. Our plant at Wilmerding, Pennsylvania, is devoted to the development and building of apparatus that oc- cupies a unique place among products which assure safety and efficiency of railvvay transportation. The distinctive branch of engineering involved is fascin- ating in its problems and attractive in its opportunities. Inquiries are invited from college students who may be interested in becoming Air Brake Engineers through the special apprentice course vve offer. WESTINGHOUSE AIR BRAKE CO Genera! Ojjlicef and Workr-WILMERDING, PA. 717 The Big Business of Protecting Business Have you ever thought what a marvelous, complex development modern business is? Start- ing with basic materials, and following them until the final product is on the consumer's back, or under his feet, or in his stomach, you will find hundreds, sometimes thousands, of individuals personally interested in some phase of produc- tion entirely foreign to the other phases, but interlocking with the gen- Wil eral scheme, and contribut- ing to the completion of the product. ,V Q The Todd Company's business is protecting busi- ness from the hazards of check fraud. We are not occupied with the basic products, such as food, clothing, or building. What we make never becomes a major factor in the life or business of the ' 'final consumer, such as his house, or his automobile, . 'T'L ll ix ' , K l ,K-e-fsfinyri 'N-fy' or his furniture. But the careful bank de- iq positor of today would not 1 .I Y think ofissuing checks with- ?- 1 ' out protecting them. MU .- 'W I U :H .W EEE, ,V .V .1 The American Instr- fapyj ' ture of Accountants L estimates that crimin- als take SIO0,000,000 every year by check fraud. The Todd Company's great nation-wide organiza- 1' J if' .But the wily check .crook did not stop at alteration of amounts. He began cashing Q even Protectographed ' 73 , checks for their face value by ft' erasing the name of the payee, TTS and substituting one of his own A 1 aliases, or the word Cash. Todd met the situation with a ,Ql' fl special check which exposed at- tempts at alteration. This check 'is Q has been developed and perfected s ' until now the Todd Greenbacn check is as fine a protective in- strument as the human brain has been able to devise. Todd Greenbac checks in combination with the Protectograph, offer the best mechan- ical check protection available. This protection is within the means of every one vvho has a checking account. But .there is one crime that no mechanical protection can prevent. That is forgery of signature. There is only one way to prevent loss from this criminal act-insurance. Therefore, The Todd Company, by special ar- SUPER-SAfm rangement with the Metropolitan Casualty Com any of New York, offers qualified? users of Todd pro- BANKCHECK5 ducts, Standard Forgery Insurance at special discounts, as high as 6o per cent. The Protectograph, Greenbac Checks, and a Standard Forgery Bond compose tion is devoted to reducing this loss as ' . far as possible, and supplying bank depos- itors with whatever they need to adequately protect their checks. ' In 1899, Ucheck raisers were finding easy victims right and left, when The Todd Company began manufacturing the first Protectographs. These machines shredded 'ANOT OVER such- and-such DOLLARS into the checks, making them entirely unsatisfactory for the check rais- er's purpose. Thousands of these machines were bought by the business world, eager for some protection against check criminals. The Protectograph has been perfected until it is now manufactured in different models and sizes to fit individual needs, from the Personal Protectograph, which sells for only 318, to the large electrically operated machine. Still the old shredding principle is adhered to, because it has remained the safest Way to write amounts. 7 ' the Todd System of Check Protection, which forestalls completely all forms of check fraud. The Todd Company also manufactures Super- Safety Bank Checks, which are supplied free of charge by many banks to their customers, Todd Lithogra hed Business Stationery, fine quality letterheags and envelopes on Strathmore papers, and the Todd Adding Machine, a handy hand- some desk machine, low in price, for use where a large, expensive adding machine is not needed. A nation-wide organization of 8oo salesmen is ready to serve you at any time. ' 1196 University Ave THE ToDD COMPANY Rochester, N. Yi 7.8 gig AS s N FEARS NO R l .. A 5 A 1 if , .. A :: n1 'XXX I I t X if y X Q v 2 N I K 'QE ' wfi .1 1 f 4 J 1 'E YXG2 .J ff 1 K 0 Q f K, Q V V 3,5 5, ff 7 , 1 v L.. 5 a 1' 1 ' v ,. Y mv V fir iz .The ease with which Oldsmobile Six absorbs road punishment is directly traceable to the exacting standards and precision of Oldsmobile manufacture. Soundly designed, accurately con- structed, superbly capable of meeting every driving condition, here is a car, high in quality, low in price. Big, beautiful, staunch-powered by a motor of extraordinary performance capa- city-it asks no favors and fears no road! OLDS MOTOR WORKS, LANSING, MICH, Qgf , M aytag ,fx 77-9 CORNELL SEAL WALL PLAQUES and PRATERNITY Two-tone Walnut TWO-IOHC Wllfluf CORNELL SEAL PLAQUE CQAT-QF-ARMS Phi Delta Theta plaque Size, II lIlCl'1CS S1261 II inches These plaques combine the beauty of solid walnut with the dignity and permanence of genuine bronze. Descriptive folder listing all fraternity, sorority and secret order plaques gladly supplied upon request. NATIONAL CQLLEGE EMBLEM CC. INDIANAPOLIS, IND The Cornell seal plaque may be purchased at the Co-op. On the Hill The Quality Lunch MANOS 84 MANOS Proprietors Cor. of College Ave. 84 Dryden Rd. 730 KELLOGG FILLING STATION High Gmde Gm hm! 0215 OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT Tiref and Accesforief Foot of University Ave. Phone 5387 II4-II6 Linn Street C. M. KELLOGG, Prop. C. O. STRUSE 81 SoNs MASON CONTRACTORS BRICK MANUFACTURERS COAL 84 BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Here, the Lady of Fashion may be assured of Finding a charming selection made with a sensitive understanding of triumphant creations YARDS Ta There Who Appreciate The Newer! and Bm' It if Merely A Mdfffl' of Knowing SCHURS LANE MANAYUNK Whey? to gba? 4oo9. RIDGE AVE. PHILADELPHIA ASYLUM PYKE 81 N. E. BOULEVARD T PHILADELPHIA THE STYLE SHOP MANAYUNK, PHILADELPHIA A In PWM, 208-210 Emi Star: Street I , 4 gffm . ba . , I T S- .4 , l i ,., ,tn I ' Q '-i 's 'fggg- lss I ' . ,. A 1 'li I Have One of Your wn Every student these days must have or borrow a typewriter. Borrow- ing may be all right but why not have one of your own handy whenever you need it. Then you won't have to wait until the other fellow is through with his machine. Here at Van Natta's you can find exactly the sort of a typewriter you want. lf it's a big machine you favor then the L. C. Smith, ball- bearing, long-wearing typewriter will interest you. If a portable is preferred then Corona Four, the standard of portable excellence, will appeal. These two machines, incidently now made by the same company, are the finest in their fields. Let us tell you about them and the special keyboards available on them. J. E. Van atta ITHACA, NEW YORK jf ? LK..Smmx2:Bms. is --.:tg.u' A , ' 'fl if . .a.- . ,. 1 15445 E l wx '45 Ti JH 1450- 15 Im 5, M.ggl2'r1rQr:QgJ Q .1T!35l?1qL k LY gilt Ill 0 L Q Q I ,A I 1 , 1 D A in ENN 'Ill - 'Ya' f x F 1-i i K :' 'sg-2 I ' 1 I Li. 5 -2 L' Q xl . ll , -- i 1 gy 1 ' -X - .N . . , . Q . W ' . 4 -wx . if' 1 ' ?. ' . , d' ,gs , . , I,,. e ,, s 'THa.s.-ws 1 .,. f X a- ,IM M' 13Qj,5iYf,ff,ip'gi--S .x :' - :, -fax , :,p,.-.f:-nf-- ' ' ' lffili 3T45ET'I1?i7! flf?'f-3 .-:lea XX -i'fff-1. '7ni i 'T'T7f'nlf Wi' I in . . N. , -- D, 6 .FS ,Q L 'llllllllr-isles Q ta Q Kyiv ' ng -,Y , - -. Y N-8 -CT Hsnkgenilvzznznrzn n 737- r Menls and Young Men's C Z ofni n g if Fiiifniffaingf Smart Styles and Sound Qualitymakeourclothes favorite with College Men K R A N Z Ciarfoin-fitteii Clotber of Divination -- :Rf f4El-L ' - - . 'i '! I ' f R mi S a l l S 7 i ,us I ,Y if f my 1,4 ia 1. 2,2 - ll.-T: ill 2 -es 0 E 'I i iNll'T:'f-..-YE: ,IJ M 2 vig ' 1 J Q gm J A 1 y ea fe , 53 gig Ci? -55 lv That lets ns out You don't have to know the password to get oFfa trolley car these days. You clon't even have to wake up the motorman. There's a treadle plate set level with the plat- form floor. Step on it, with light or heavy tread, and the exit door opens before you and closes behind you of its own accord. Sounds like magic but it's really just a matter of mechanics. The National Pneumatic Treadle Operated Exit Door works iznloniizlicalbf for any passenger who can rec- ognize his own street corner. Rf'ii1'ff wW NAT1oNAL PNEUMATIC Co H. Rowntree, President T, W. Casey. Vic:-Pr d I4 NEW YORK CHICAGO PARIS TORONTO LONIDON PHILADELPHIA 0 ELDOM does one find in a city the size of Ithaca, a Music Store so completely stocked that it can render a Musical Service that is equal to that found only in the largest cities. We handle only goods of known reputation and proven quality. This statement is borne out in the fact that We have satisfied the Musi- cal needs of the students of Cornell University for the past 35 years. Our service will extend to you even after graduation. We now have many Cornell Alumni Whom We have continued to serve, in spite of the fact that they are novv located in various cities outside of Ithaca. HICKEY,S LYCEUM MUSIC SToRE IOS-IO9 S. CAYUGA ST., ITHACA, N. Y. Steam If the Motive Power ef the Weelei Your lights, your heat, your very life depends on it. Steam fittings, steam piping and steam boilers should be obtained from a company of national reputation and prestige. STEAM POWER SOCIETY 734 f K' idx fyl 'DMILORED AT IFASIHIIION PARK V D49 ffl C ps, Americas Finest Clothes for Cornell Men Correctness of Styling, Super- iority of Tailoring, variety and exclusiveness of the fine im- ported and Domestic Woolens, places BaXter's Clothing in the front rank the first choice of many of the best dressed men at Cornell 4l ,f1fa A xxx 1144 I ' Tailored exclusively for us in the College Shops of our tailors at Fashion Park HATS SHIRTS F SIHIIION IPARIK CLOTHIIIEIRS - - - 7 DoBBs K B A X T E R 9 S MANHATTAN THE QUALITY SHOP A -- 735 PEPPE Sr BRG. Rm! Efmfe amd Imzmmce Specialists in Greenwich Village Property Estates Managed and Appraised Telephones J Spring 4o So. Washington Square NEW YORK 736 he cover for this annual was created by The DAVID J. MOLLOY CO. 2857 N. Western Avenue Chicago, Illinois mmfm any Molloy Made Cover bears this trade mark on the back lid. Ithaca and the Finger Lakes Region OFFER THEMSELVES AS PLACES THAT YOU SHOULD CONSIDER FOR VACATIONS HOLIDAYS nrgsifrfa, R MQW, ESIDENCE THE ITHACA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Will be Glad to Assist You in Making Arrangements 737 JOHN DECKER, 84 SON R00 em emel Skeet .Meml Werlqetf 2.704 GIRARD AVENUE PHILADELPHIA, PA. 'Smart Clothes FOR Particular Women' Alwezyf ezf Q Q E W 5 COR. STATE AND TIOGA 7 THOMAS J. LARKIN Wholesale and Retail G R C C E R Eftezblifbeel in 1886 406 EDDY STREET We Specialize in Wholesaling to Fraternities and Clubs We Guarantee Quality and Prices to be Right Ark for Om' Price Lift TOR SPEEDY DELIVERY1DIAL 1413 Horn-1 Diutctouy Stcriom' IIE! To All Comellimzf Who Travel We would call attention to these restaurants and hostelries Whose advertisements appear on the following pages American Hotel ....................... Arlington Hotel .... Cortland Hotel ........... Dolphin Hotel .........,.. ..... Forty-fourth Street Hotel ..... ..... Glen Springs Hotel ........ ..... Gould Hotel ........... . Knickerbocker Hotel .... Krebs .... ................ ..... Lenox Hotel .................. ..... Lenox and Brunswick Hotel ..... ..... - s Maillard s .................. ..... McAlpin Hotel .... Mizpah Hotel ...... Onondaga Hotel .... Osborne Hotel ........ Osburn House .......... Prince George Hotel .... Rathbun Hotel ..... Republic Inn .... Reubens ........ Syracuse Hotel .... Touraine Hotel .... United Hotels ..,.. 751 750 747- 745 746 740 747- 749 749 743 749 750 744 743 743 741 747 747 751 741 748 750 746 751 739 Qver the Hill from ITHACA ACING a thirty-mile sweep of Seneca Lake, in its own park of two hundred acres, The Glen Springs is only a fevv minutes' walk from the scenic Watkins Glen from which it takes its name. To the pl6al.fZLl'6 .f66k67 , it offers a wide variety of absorbing ac- tivities - riding - tennis - boating - fishing - and golf on one of the best 9-hole courses in the state. To the health .f66f267f, it offers rest planned by specia1ists-radio- active springs for kidney and digestive troubles -the only natural Nauheim calcium chloride brine bath in America for the treatment of heart and circulatory disorders. S In ozwz dairy and pozzltfpf farms mp- . pb deliciozu foorlf, fferk Lidibf for in fable. The Glen Springs is open all year. Illustrated booklets, rates, road maps, etc., sent on request. ADDRESS: WILLIAM E. LEFFINGWELL, Prexidclzt THE GLEN spizmos WATKINS GLEN, NEW YORK The Fifth Green l Cavern Cmmde 740 i THE BEST PLACE For 7 DINNER DANCES mee! PARTIES -.W .,..-,,,.,,,,,.,,.,.,,.,i v Hr... --v.-.-Y, +77 , , ,Y , sq Nm H-M an Yu v IS AT THE Famous Republic Inn 9.5 Minutes by Motor from Ithaca 15 Rooms with Bath or Running Water Dinner Accommodations for 175 Guests Imompezmble Chicken and Duck Dimeem Reasonable Pzfieey George Junior Republic, Ereeville, New York 74 THQ f'H0me Comforfy SGNSCH1 FA bbs, NM at Frzemlbf P72061 . ,f I 7 Z ra at at l 'I . ,h F 7 I . Cd wat- W IZ f 7451! EXCELLENT LUNCHES AND DINNERS A f e , Z N . fg gf, COMFORTABLE ROOMS WITH BATH f lm kk I L.. IIMEIMII: ,Zfay fwyf ff ' m f X T Q 44 Miles North of Ithaca l Y gif, - ' 1 On the main highway across New York 'I I- , . I, 4 ...,. ,Il Z State, II4 miles east of Buffalo . W H- JI 185 miles west of Albany When in Cortland Make The Cortland Home Your Headquarters N. A. SMITH 8c Co., Props. OSBORNE HOTEL, INC. AUBURN NEW YORK ISO ROCMS Gr!!! Room Open until Midnight After May 1st, dinner dances will be held in our new ballroom Tuesday and Saturday nights 5pg Your Ideal Home in Buffalo li 1 A.,, - XXX E li ' I I 353 in f 4 Xxx if I, la ,. 4 r N , .q -0 1 YJ' -1- ..f r.'7-1 yi . I req f' V gif Iii 'if' ' .Q fa... TLD F: G.- I ' , -.4-:' .Qgrc 5,-' I . k :,5.' ',, -is .L .:?2 11-I V - 353 'ASI bi' xi. Eigfiilifiil' ' i'f 'Lg'j'Z if ' ' Refi, -Vai - 5 'Q i IE' EQIIIII-iifr - K U - , .ik ' -' Convenient to Niagara Falls fn. Glee Clubs, delegations, and students often avail themselves of Hotel Lenox hospitality. Modern and fireproof-9.50 rooms, all outside. Single Rooms, 51.00 to S500 Per Day Double Rooms, 53.00 to 57.00 Per Day Excellent cuisine---Club Meals at moderate prices in addition to the regular a la carte service. Splendid location-motorists follow Main St. or Delaware Ave. to North St. Good garage, plenty of curb parking space. .Yperifzl taxi ,rervite for arriving gzeertr. Ark the Van Dyke Agent at rtatiarz or wharf. 17,79 7 THE thundering cataract 5117 f 4,,,,:.Q 5, jus, 11 mm, may- O11 the Empire amz' Great Laker Tezzrr. ,Jima .3 dcligmful mic along the Ufrite fer FREE rem! gzzifler, mezpr, bare! booklet, eff. '-7'EM,1i -' rivcr's cdgc. wf'ic.':ff ifgglffll iw lg Many tourists prcfcr ro I I E I I ,wx I IU! J stop at Horcl Lenox while ' limi fl sccing Niagara Falls. Con' NORTH STREET, fmt Wlert of DELAWARE AVENUE EFI ',1 hb'h . King' ilfil 232113152 I C M I mms CLARENCE A. MINER, President BUFFALO, N Y Pnocron C. WELCH 84 JOSEPH E. GROGAN Meznageffr 'LTHE INN BEAUTIFUL FIREPROOF be if-Hi nab THE ONONDAGA HEADQUARTERS FOR EVERYTHING AND EVERYBODY WORTH -WHILE Rooms, without bath, 31.50 per day and up Rooms with bath, 33.00 per day and up Moife than II00 feztirfieei Czutomerr patronize our Cafeteria: eve1j1 eiezy Two minutes' walk from business, club and shopping district. A high class inn for men and women. Conven- ient to railroads and electric cars. Attentive service. Run- ning water and telephone in every room. Free shower baths. Fine restaurant. WITHOUT BATH Single Room 31.50 51.75 31.00 Double Room 1.75 3.00 WITH BATH Single Room 53.00 Double Room 4.00 55.00 OUR SLOGAN IS AT PHONE WARREN 3600 MODERATE PRICES E. R. Bryant, Mgr. SYRACUSE 743 H? lax ' I .Nw g fl. ' H11 - uf ' , 'fc f e W f5'if'Tff is .lsli fi l. 3 T G iw' X mllflwnfx- ' lglmlq' tl Qi! -i 'mm 'mf :14I f Wfxxf m?ll.J Will ie yj,,..4 . : mill 'El' fi -1 N fyfill .QP QPQX 1 , HL. , j, , Q I ,,,1 llrl 1,4 -M, n w ' q g.1? 5f1 .WT ' W - UM ni b-Q 3' e - ' l Wi ll' l 6 Hl fnimllll Jnuggg viww W :Wifi ,Ill Rami n'W.!fi X' ' -- fi wnlkv will J ill, lu nl -1 'I rulggqwl ill 2 M :NWN !qiLf1H TqI,'I 45' 'Z LV? I Wi' lil ' 'fl' may ull lit' lu: qd N Wm-ravi: '31 .E L IQ! Afffillllrili du hllll W lg iff: 1' l'iE,'Qfl,j ni 'iii ,ii M M ,lwiii Ill 'V uni lu rr 1l-'U' If W rm. lil limi l niiili A ii 'Tr 5 I .nw H'---- H- l lv I- ' Wi: iii Ill fn' HH' U il 'mill m iniililii 'wniiiiii l'I ' km I' '--- 1 4, ' N! li an un uv um T' FIJI! lv llrlm nm :iig- ' MH HN My mu p i fm ma. A 'mr - . 1 5 -- ,...rmx.,1 M mm H , 'WIQIWE E231 W Nu gli In ARTHUR L. LE E Managfhg Dire clor Evegy Comellzan will find a re al, friendbf welcome A9 gjfpzUzZM544bz72 scrozeefwelean, Comfortable aeeommodaw tions AQ and all modern eonvenienees at the HOTEL MQALPIN ff . 9 N26 Centcrj Convemcnce' BROADWAY AT STREET NEW YORK You will always find a Cornellian in the lobby. I lllllllllll af- 5 1 ,I -' V 1' - I.- -. . . Y' x - Hr! av -nd A. . R 9 .Q f. ' -' S -IFN? i. F 17 lv ffa'.sfw 4--wh . Net? ,. . f f . Q., 'cgi '. HOTEL u -1 I 1 '1 0' J' 7,,9 5 .434 ' LN- K o ', 'NI R 4 I . ,D 'II X190 Q, ' ,f I5 ,f ,f' ' ', Q C as 9,5 , .H M1 ul? M J 0 . ' 'A if fy V H 1 , ff' 2 ifffifi S + ff' .fm ua. N -af' I' N . ash' ' 'LGI :aw he., l'llIllIlllllllllUIIIHllllllllllllll'IllIllllllllllllllllllllfllllll llllllll I , f I - X ' 2f?f.5f'9 QLTTWH ' .li V -A , 5 3 'Q Q H1 E 211 3 Q Cm cw N 'Q E O bd 5, Q z Q- I N ,H C-, R N. C, Cm O tn 'Q '-5 R Q W. sv c: S S Q Q '-I bv Q N N S I O N Q Q, N. 'U N. BN bf QE N' ff E 3 Y XB 5' Z Z f-. PU S EU 'A H F H 31 3 2 rx LT Q, E 3 tm Eg w r-U Z S N. Q F' 2' 8 3 ' E E- 5' E Q E, ? Ye SN 2 K I. , I ff mlliuiiimiihii U. ' -'L:'. . X- XX , f'f '?'ff. Hi THE DOLPHIN HOTEL MIAMI , FLORIDA 745 E E 44' St H tel ir 1'1 '. '-T E A NEW HOTEL ' . FIREPROOF CONSTRUCTION 3 5o Rooms 3 go Baths --'- -t- 3- E2-I am 1 1: -EEN : - . . -- 1' 4151452531 2' Q P f D 33, S42 S5 C W Two PCFSODS-SI Extra NEW YoRK's NEWEST HOTEL East of Broadway JOHN MCGLYNN he HOTEL TQURAI E f'WbeVe Good Cheer Abi6i6.f , 1,.V..,.,.m.1.,,.,.u.,....t Q A gf,-,,,4,,T4aw.,, 4 A Jti51fwwm53f . ff ,Jag E,-,taxi-PQWQQQ-7 iff' f . 1 F UE Q . ef , YK .1 ..97'v-r-, -' 'F' K 7.19 , . f' 322' ,7-I , 1'- ig-' t if ff ff 4.'t!ZglL4? F'gz,' CHN MCP HQW1 E -5 giaiiffas ' ' v- E1 ', 14' -r1T',, ' f ':-' 3 I f :far ,EQ tn' HOST AH' nv: vm , Q ' ' L Q ,11'm'y1'vgfU- .,4,,. f.4 A'gg2'xJ4!-.. 3 fiyififrl G11--'-M551 , , . 3 7 i ,. g , . ' gif, -1 Q,.fx, :1::, ffl X. yay igyfqaf 5. -'ff' . Q-QQ 1, f 'fi Ag 1'r 1- agua 4 33331 74 D A , hafta 5:-, M it a 2 545 525. may M- A H-' .f ' ,T,V ELAWARE VENUE ,A -. E gl 13 .41 v -':h,'...,- Mn. ' .,., , -X i-yu. L' I A 1 P k .f i E t JO mson af '?'w,' w in af:-g f1':?4f 'i?2h, BUFFALO, N. Y. 746 0 . f , Cornellianr -S We will alo our zerrnoyf ' ' 5' Q, ' Mfglmme l0...lLiXLl F! :ti L To make your .fray -E.. 'WLS E Thrice Vffelcorne Happy and Comfortable The PRINCE GEORGE HOTEL At Fifth Avenue and Twenty-Eighth Street, New York A. M. GUTTERSON, Manager In the very center of things and within pleasant walking distance of Theatres, Shops, Churches, Subvvays and 5th Avenue Bus Lines. The hotel of a thousand rooms, each with bath. The spacious Italian Lounge, the English Tap Room with its Soda, Fountain and the fam- ous New England Dining Room all receive the highest Commendation from Cornellians. A home in the heart of things. Tarijjtp-Roorn ana' Baflo, one perfon, 33.00 tzoo perronf, 34.00 np Parlor, Bealroorn and Barb, 58.00 P FRANK PETERS, Manager MILTON ROBLEE, Proprietor O BUR HOU E ROCHESTER, NEW YoRK NA Tone Like Home ISO All Outside Rooms, S1.5o Up Cuisine Unsurpassed Prices Extremely Moderate Private Dining Room for Card Parties Special Dinners, Etc. AFFABILITY AND COURTESY OF EMPLOYEES A SPECIAL FEATURE 747 M Prom A Sandwich To A National Institution REUBENS A THATS ALL ADMITTEDLY PHP PLACE T0 DINE Whatever the boxer! Wbezfevee the Time .' U B E , Q-9 Nc THATS ALL NEW YoRK AND PHILADELPHIA adison Ave., at 59th St. 115 South Broad St. Brggdvvgiy at 87-gd Sf, QNcxt Door to the Ritz-Cnrltonj ALWAYS OPEN' 748 ' ' 1 v lil' 1 1 S 7 ll jul A 112 'lf l 5 ,i '1 IQ 32 ----... f. un r U L1 in nun 1 4313129211 AA, 2 ,I JJ an Ja J: gg 3113133123 Jann QQ nn gp 'Q 1: li Jan: an 3321112132 UU ll 'I NEW YORKS NEWEST HOTEL I I w 1 3' 5E3 v :i'H9 ' P-K 556 :Sz Q. : , lj' ' ,I -L . HOTEL KNICKERBOCKER an Q , ffllhmfv :r IIT .llfll ' J 111 33 l H - H31 I NJ J Q JJ n in 3 J ! .I I 1 in 33 N ld.-lLJljj,-,L I In HI 3321133133 IJ 1 ml-:fi 1' Ill 231311112131 an -J? - . ' NE fg : lE 2. g,j1:'1i w il 400 Rooms-400 Baths Rates 33 to 55 per day ILO-118 West 45th Street just east of Broadway and Times Square A LOCATION unsurpassed. A few seconds to all leading shops and theatres Away from the noise and bustle, and still convenient to everything. Between Grand Central and Pennsylvania Terminals. DISCRIMINATING CORNELL MEN Have for many years put up at The Lenox or The Y, Brunswick when in Boston. An atmosphere of smart- . ness coupled with impeccable service appeals to their , J good taste. L. C. PRIOR, President and Managing Director . ZtA'm't'f'e e't'm ? HOTELS LENOX AND BRUNSWICK BOSTON Boylston at Exeter Boylston at Clarendon SKANEATELES, N. Y. Phone I4 19 W. Genesee St. 749 S LUNCI-IEON TEA CONFECTIONS CHEF- and remember Maillard service NEW YORK CHICAGO must be in keeping with the Mailifan Avenue Michigan Beuleuaral quality of M ai l la rd food. at 47th Street at fackron tv Q4 1 Hotel Sxgtaeuse ROY P. BRAINARD, Managing Director HOTEL SYRACUSE, magnihcent and modern, is one of the show places of the city of Syracuse. This beautiful building, illustrating the most advanced ideas in construction, is the ideal stopping place for Cornellians when in Syracuse. The entire tenth floor is devoted to public functions, providing excellent facilities for the accommodations of dances or conventions. Dinner and Supper Dancing nightly in the beautiful Main Dining Ronin Arlington Hotel BINGHAMTON, N. Y. ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF 390 ROOMS ZOO BATHS Three Rertaurantr Noted for their Superior Environment Cuisine and Service FIREPROOF GARAGE ON PREMISES EDWARD M. TIERNEY OWNER AND PROPRIETOR O I When in Elmira 4 ELM?::,N.Y. N G.H.C-S.F.D:VED,Pno . A When Zn Elmira E C You Will Enjoy Stopping at the H I Rathbun T R L H l E E ote M T H131 A O Well-known to Cornell Students H and others for its Comfort, Convenience and . . WILL APPEAL HOSp1f3l1ty TO 13531 CORNELL MEN Reasonable Rates 121212 II3 West 3rd Street RATI-IBUN I-IGTE ELMIRA, N. Y. G. H. and S. F, DEVED, Proprietors NEAR ERIE AND PENN. STATIONS L W. J. RILEY, Prop. 751 THE UNITED CHAIN THE ROOSEVELT New York City THE BENJAMIN FRANKLIN Philadelphia, Pa. THE OLYMPIC Seattle, Wash. THE BANCROFT Worcester, Mass. THE TEN EYCK Albany, N. Y. THE UTIcA Utica, N. Y. THE ONONDAGA Syracuse, N. Y. THE SENECA Rochester, N. Y. THE ROCHESTER Rochester, N. Y. KING EDWARD Toronto ROYAL CONNAUGHT Hamilton THE CLIFTON Niagara Falls THE NIAGARA Niagara Falls, N. Y. THE LAWRENCE Erie, Pa. THE PORTAGE Akron, Ohio THE DURANT Flint, Mich. THE ROBERT TREAT Newark, N. THE ALEXANDER HAMILTON Paterson, N. THE STACY-TRENT Trenton, N. J. THE PENN-HARRIS Harrisburgh, Pa. THE MOUNT ROYAL Montreal PRINCE EDWARD Windsor THE ADMIRAI. BEATTY Saint John, N. B. DIHEC-l-ION IIT WWE C F AMER ICA The Greater bligafion A chain of hotels is under greater Ob- ligations to the guest than any single hotel could possibly be. And the greater the chain, the greater the obligation. The United is the largest chain Of hotels in the World. Each one Of them must satisfy you in every respect or it reflects on all the rest. Our first object is to make your stay pleasant and to make you feel completely comfortable and at home in every United Hotel. Your pleasure is our pleasure as Well as our Obligation. eP.Y:PW?.4s United Hotels Company of America 9.5 West 45th Street, New York AFFILIATED AMERICAN HOTELS CORPORATION Operating Afloderzz I-Irztelf irz Intermzdifzte Citirr U. N. l. T. I. Operating .Sjwicm of Fazfzow old wvrld Horelr 757- A-C Spark Plug ..,....... Acme Road Machine Co.. . . B. Altman R Co. ....... . American Hotel, Elmira. . Arlington Hotel ....... I. B. Alexander ..... Army-Navy Store .... Bank of Athens .,...,,. Atlantic Macaroni Co. ..,. . The Atkinson Press ......,... ADVERTISING INDEX 641. .. 711 H 579 .. 751 ., 750 .. 636 .. 651 ., 691 .. 703 .. 635 Auto Strop Safety Razor Co. .... . . 618 Atlas Lumnite Cement Co. .,.. . . 661 F. H. Atwater's .,,.,...... .. 651 I. G. Balfour Co ...... .. 689 Barber Asphalt Co.. . . . , 689 Bastian Bros. Co.. . . . . 710 Baton Const. Co.. . . .. 708 Baxter's .,..,.................... . . 735 Beaumont Mfgr. Co. .....,,,........ .. 651 Bowery Lk East River Bank of N. Y. .... . . 697 Brooks Bros. ...............,...,. . . 631 Cl1as. H. Brooks ..., ...... . . 711 Brown 81 Brown .... . . 675 D. P. Brown 8: Co. .... .. 716 Buffalo Envelope Co .... . . 665 Bureau of Engraving. . . . . 671 Burns Bakery .......... . . 634 Central City Roofing Co.. . . . . 634 Chandler Motor Co. ...,... . . 711 Chatham Phoenix Bank ,... . . 684 Chatham Square Pharmacy. . . . . 685 College Ave. Market ....... . . 676 Columbian Rope Co. ......... . . 659 Combustion Engineering Co. .... . . 710 Consolidated Car Heating Co ..... . . 645 Continental Motors Corp. ....., . . 641 Cornell Alumni News ............ . . 71.6 Cornell Modern Shoe Rebuilder ..... . . 715 Corona Typewriter ............. . . 617 Cortland House ...... . . 741. Cruikshank Co. .... . . 695 J. Dall, Jr., Inc. ...... .. 661 John Decker 84 Son ..... . . 738 Day's Music House ..... . . 699 Delco Light Co. .... . . 707 I. V. Dell ...................... . . 699 The Deming Co. ..............,... . . 701 Denominator Adding Machine Co. .... . . 71.5 Dolphin Hotel ................... . . 745 M. Doyle Marks Co. ,........... , . 636 DuBois Press ........ . . 649 Dwinnell-Wright Co.. . . . . 685 J. C. Durfey ......... . . 646 W. H. Egan 81 Son .............. .. 650 Electrical Dev. Sc Machine Co.. . . . . 633 The Emerson Drug Co. ......... . . 674 Employers Mut. Ins. Co. ..... . . 71.0 Finchley's .......... D. M. Fleming Co ........ . . Flower Shop ................. Forty-Fourth Street Hotel ..... Wm. Fox .............. Frank Bros ...... Wm. F. Fuerst ........ Gateway Supply Shop ....... Gillette Safety Razor Co.. . . . Gillette's Cafeteria ........ Glen Springs Hotel ....... Goddard bk Goddard Co.. . . . Goodie X Coffee Shop ..... Goodman Lk Suss ....... Goulds Mfg. Co.. . . . C. G. Gunther ...... Gould Hotel ......... Galena-Signal Oil Co .... Hale Decorators, Inc.. . . . Heine Boiler Co ............. R, A. Heggie 8: Bros. ......... . Hickey's Lyceum Music Shop , . . Hemphill, Noyes ck Co .... .... P. Herron ................ Holland Bros .... . . Hill Drug Store ..... Jacob House 8: Sons ..... Huberth 81 Huberth ........ . Hyatt Roller Bearing Co.. . . . 'Illston Ice Co.. . .,......... . . .. Ithaca Ice cream-vaiiey Dairy co... . I I 1 Ithaca Theatre Co ..... ......... Ithaca Chamber of Commerce. . . 4 Igoe Bros. .................... . International Trade Press, Inc .... P. A. H. Jackson's Sons ..... Robert A. Johnston Co .... . . Jones Sc Lamson Mach. Co ..... John Jordan ................ Kellogg Filling Station .... Kent 8: Kent ........... Kinnear Mfgr. Co .... , Max Kluebert .......... Knickerbocker Hotel . . . Kohm 81 Brunne ...... Kranz, Inc ......... . Fred R. Krebs ..... Lake View Dairies .... Lang's Palace Garage ....... Larkin, T. .................. . . . Lehigh Valley Coal Sales Co ..... Hotel Lenox, Buffalo ......... Lenox and Brunswick Hotel ..... B. P. Lent ................... Levy Bros. 8: Adler ......... E. H. Ludlow 84 Co.. . .. 756 711 714 746 636 686 61.6 658 700 698 740 693 687 673 71.0 656 747- 655 579 640 687 734 631 699 657 678 666 671. 663 713 717 731 737 666 77-4 651 758 633 691 731 681. 71.1 633 749 635 733 749 719 651 739 654 743 749 690 559 696 Pl- LAMBDA .. . ., , .V ,, .n.V in ,,,,. .z,V f5,iW'-if 'W-2:':a7Qf5e2 - E - ,tug wigs' v. :jr 'Q I 'E '22, --'-ci ,uf f.i,,-' .. . 1 f .4i 'f.a...:.,:,.:..e..,:aI. ..,.... Ig ..... ...J I - 1 ':g,a1.Q' 31 ' Q,.m1+:-1 f-v-- .- -, .fasf-if f . 4 I L 1. - 214: gg - 355 f A ' if MTA-.5lGMA'RHO , , , ., -M gli.. , -I , 1 , 1 ' QQ , ' X 5' 1 -fx' -'til f ,M-J I P'-1 -1ii1z!Ilf!If ?fEa:,? L i- 1. . Pkgfwqztfg Alf' g.AA,-- 1 A .2 f f W, .nf-fp 'S' '- - ' - 4 . ' -- JIGIVIA' KAPPA Fraternity Homes a Specialty The following fraternities were all pur- chased through my oflice, involving a total expenditure of S35o,ooo.oo. SIGMA CHI THETA CHI PI LAMBDA PHI BETA SIGMA RHO SIGMA ALPHA MU PI KAPPA PHI SIGMA KAPPA PI BETA PHI Confidential service regarding the pur- chase and financing of homes for fraterni- ties or private individuals. I will make an appointment at your convenience and assist you in finding a desirable home. George W. Sharpe Rm! Efmfe if Darzzmnce Opp. Ithaca Hotel Phone 1578 754 ADVERTISING INDEX- Conrmueri The Lufkiu Rule C0 .... ...............,..... David Lupton's Sons .... Hotel McAlpin ......... James McCreery tk Co .... . Macumber, Larkin tk Co ..,. . Madison State Bank ....... Henry Maillard, Inc. ..... . Manganese Steel Rail Co .... . Marinello .........i...... Mart X Lawton .......... Mass. Life lns. Co .... ....... Matthews Construction Co. . . Mcinecke Ek Co. .......... . G. 8: C. Merriam C0 .... .. Mizpah Hotel ...,.......... Mohawk Asbestos Slate Co.. . David J. Molloy Co ..,. ........ . .. Monroe Calculating Mach. C0 Mrs. Nellie Morgan's Laundry..-...... Morse Chain Works ,...... ..... . , . TheMuellerCo ,... Nash-Ithaca Sales Co .... National Brake Co ..,. ..., National College Emblem .... National Pneumatic Co ..... ,.,..... . . . National Railway Appliance Co N. Y. Trap Rock Corp .......,..,. ... Norton Printing Co ..... ....... . . . Nu-Alba Bakery ..,... O'Brien Bros .... .... Olds Motor Works .... Onondaga Hotel .... Osborne Hotel .... R. C. Osborne ..... Osburn House ..... Palace Laundry ........... The Pantasote CO., Inc.. . . . The Parisian, Inc .... .... L. H. Parke 8: Co.. . .. Bert Patten ....... Penn Cement Co ..... People's Trust Co.. . . Peppe 8: Bro. ........ . Potterton Bros.. . Prince George Hotel ........ J. G. Pritchard St Sons ......... . . . The Prudential Insurance Co.. Quality Lunch .............. Chuck Race's Garage .... Fred M. Randall Co. ..... . Rathbun Hotel .............. . . . Raymond Concrete Pile Co .... J. Reed's Sons .............. Republic Inn ............. 708 637 744 653 544 709 750 658 ess 653 666 694 678 686 743 668 737 630 677 706 646 656 707. 730 733 693 77-3 677 ess 7o7. 719 743 747- 698 747 667 637 738 ess 635 719 77.6 736 648 747 715 670 730 715 709 751 619 686 741 Reuben's .................. Robinson's Studio .... S. B. Roby Bc Co. ..,.. . J. 8: Rogers Co .... .... Rolls-Royce of America .... A. M. Rosenberg Co ...... Rothschild Bros. ...... . C, Rumsey 8t Co ..... Schoellkopf, Hutton, Pomeroy .... Peter Scusa ........... . Senate Restaurant ...... o.H.s1mpe .......... Shepard Electric Crane . . Qippee Tire Shop .............. C. H. Smith ......... S. Morgan Smith ...,. Smyth-Despard Co.. . . . Starin Bros .... ........ Steam Power Society ..... Stover Printing Co .... . Stromberg-Carlson ...,... C. O. Struse Lk Sons ........ Student Laundry Agency ..... Student Supply Store ....... Style Shop, The ......... Syracuse Belting Co .... Hotel Syracuse ...... Thatcher Mfg. Co. ............. . The Todd C0 ..... ............. Tompkins County National Banki .. Tomkins Cove Stove Co. ...... . The T001 Steel Gear sr Pinion Col f , ii Touraine Hotel. ..... ,....... . . . Treman King 8c Co... . . Triangle Book Shop ...... Turner Construction Co.. . . . United Cork Companies .... United Hotels .... ....... Edw. Van Altena .... Van Buren Studio .... J. E. VanNatta .,.. Vortex Mfg. Co .... Westinghouse Air Brake Co .... . J. G. White 84 Co ..... ....... White Studios .... White Studios .....,. Whiting Corp .......... Willys-St. Claire, Inc .,.. . Wilson-Imperial Co .... . . Wisteria Garden ........... Woodstock Typewriter Co.. . . Wyman-Gordon Co ....... 748 77-3 718 715 643 658 714 77-5 669 717. 703 754 705 697. 71-4 718 77-3 713 734 650 647 731 684 77.7. 731 704 750 714 77.8 689 650 717 746 676 717. 639 660 757- 657 647 731 714 77-7 664 681 683 667 644 045 637. 680 717 CQ MW? X K A w OE VARIOUS ITEIIS OE EINCHLEY APPAREL IS CON- DUCTED IN ITHACA AT EREQUENT INTERVALS. ICINDLY WATCH THE BULLETIN BOARDS AND SCHOOL PUBLI- CATIONS EOR ANNOUNCEMENTS OE DISPLAY DATES. CLQQ THSS N HQATS N QJQDS N SH0 SS Sffffzq TS N- W0 OQQJJSS I 41 Q v WEN. E '40 . twfifa P?-'lb Sa 1 J , P 4 5a , M, xv hwy . ,nlqw it fi J Q 1:1 1' 2' , aw- .. 'wh Wg, '- in C wwfzt 5 I 93 'Max . W f. ,,., V E f Wu 1 A 1.5. ,, f 7 lffleiwfl 41 I , 1' was ' YQ? -Nm W' 1 1 r ,ggi , -. - L- Wigwam 54,4 4 : g Q0 1 g my J EQ,-,1'.-,Wai 1 I ,Q X' tri-ff' A G-in T E , 1 I 1 f S .X 4.411 Q r up 4 , I I' Q U ' ' We 9 , 1 X ,J CRQAVQATS 4-Q. ,' 5 I I I SS, QQQQ Fifth Avenue at 4631 Street New York 755 ADVERTISEMENTS ...., Advertising Index .... ATHLETICS Baseball ..... Basketball ..... Cheerleaders ,... Coaches ..... Coaches ..... Council ........ Cross Country .... Fencing ........... Football .......,..... Freshman Athletics. . . Hockey ....,....... Lacrosse ......... Navy ,.... Soccer .... Tennis ............. Track ............... Wearers of the . . Wrestling .............. BOARD OF EDITORS ..... CLASSES Seniors, 1916 ......... Juniors, 1917.' ......... . CLASS HISTORY ........... CLASS OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES Student Council ...... Freshman Advisory. . . Willard Straight Hall .... 1916 Committees ..... 1917 Committees ..... 1918 Committees ..... 1919 Committees ..... CLUBS Adirondack Club ..... Atrux ............. Ball and Chain ....... Beth L'Amed ......... Book and Bowl ...... Chinese Students Club .... Christian Association .... Cosmopolitan Club ..,.. Deutscher Verein ..... Forestry Club ...... Hermits ........... Kappa Beta Phi ..,. Le Cercle Francais .... L'Ogive ........... Majura .....i.... Masonic Club .... Officers Club ....... Scalp and Blade ...... Southerners Club ..... Student Agencies ..... Ye Hosts ............i. PAGE CORNELLIAN COUNCIL .... . . . DEANS ................. INDEX - 615 753 479 499 450 446 498 448 476 516 451 SLI 514 517. 489 510 518 465 449 506 II 81 165 157 437 438 43 9 440 441 447 443 378 373 377 371 375 337 381 386 384 381 391 377- 385 374 370 379 380 389 376 390 388 78 37 DEDICATION ....., FACULTY ........,... 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 Psi .......... Beta Sigma Rho .... Beta Theta Pi ..... chi Phi ........ , chi Psi, .4 ......... . Delta Chi .......... Delta Kappa Epsilon ...., Delta Phi .......... Delta Sigma Phi .... Delta Tau Delta. . . Delta.Upsilon. . . Eleusis ......... Kappa Alpha .,.... Kappa Delta Rho .... Kappa Sigma ....... Lambda Chi Alpha .... Omicron Alpha Tau. . . Ph' ' 1 Delta Pi ....... Phi Delta Sigma .... Phi Delta Theta. . . Phi Epsilon Pi ..... Phi Gamma Delta. . . Phi Kappa Psi ..... Phi Kappa Sigma. . Phi Kappa Theta. . 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 ..... Si ma Phi Sigma .... 8 Sigma P1 ......... Sigma Upsilon ..... 757 PAGE 9 33 193 75 7-74 7.76 306 7.7.0 37.7. 310 330 171 178 136 156 336 181 134 114 114 148 118 151 168 141 111 196 116 304 7-54 308 301 310 160 130 190 138 118 184 334 198 140 316 318 186 131 318 314 166 150 188 146 158 7-44 191 180 37-4 316 , t 'vvf1Xyw52 lg? ! ,' M '- 2 f : f' Q J u , ,A le if - - f -1a x . g 4 'fjj'f ' H'a 1' t , ' - -W fa wsu Sf ., 'fif14'l9:'v,Q we '?fh 'f 6 . 9'1 F'-mf ' 3-.fx mt , .mop me yy vgg,fQr5qfa,'E1 , -g view? kv f M Ca It gt lf MW Q4 f ' 1-. -'-,g's,.-' at .. 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And the K, 1.53 name on the package assures the exclzzrivenerr and good taste which lQf',,,i9 A' 2, are so essential-whether for oneself or for a gift to another. 758 Tau Epsilon Phi. .. Tau Kappa Epsilon Theta Alpha ...... Theta Chi .....,.. Theta Delta Chi. . . Theta Xi ....... Zeta Beta Tau ..... Zeta Psi ........ Zodiac .,....... IN MEMORIAM ..... MILITARY ........... MUSIC, DRAMATICS, Band ............. Debate ........... Dramatic Club .... Eastman Sta e g .... Fuertes Stage .... Glee Club ..... Mandolin Club .... Masque. Z ......... '86 Memorial Stage ,94 Memorial Stage Musical Clubs ..... Orchestra ......... Woodford Stage ........,..... 4 5 OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION 71 PUBLICATIONS Alumni News. .- . Annuals ...... Chemist ....i... Civil Engineer. . Columns ........ Countryman ,... Graphic ........ Law Quarterly . Sibley Journal ...,. SCI-IOLARS Graduate ....... Undergraduate .... SOCIETIES Al-Djebar .....,... Aleph Samach ..... Alpha Kappa Delta Atmos ............ Chi Epsilon ....... Delta Theta Phi. . . Eta Ka a Nu PP ---' Gargoyle ....... Hebs-Sa ........ Helios ............ Phi Alpha Delta. . . Phi Beta Kappa. Phi Delta Phi. . . Phi Kappa Phi .... Pi Alpha Xi ...... Pi Delta Epsilon. . . Pyramid .......... -INDEX .. ...PAGE 300 331 311 N194 ..116 ..161 ..170 111 .. 164 I3 419 and DEBATE 410 411 418 416 417 404 406 .. .... 415 ....47.3 ...,414 408 411 l 396 394 401 399 397 400 395 401 398 .. 76 -- 77 364 .. .... 344 ,...363 .. .... 355 351 ,. .... 361 350 354 358 359 361 346 360 347 .. .... 367 .. .... 353 356 759 - Continued Quill and Dagger, . . . .PAGE Red Key .....,.... . . Rod and Bob .... ...... Scabbard and Blade .... Sigma Delta Chi ........ Sigma Gamma Epsilon ........ Sigma Xi .............. Sphinx Head ............. Tau Beta Pi .,.......... STANDING COMMITTEES. f f f f f TRUSTEES ....,............. VIEW SECTION ........... WOMENS ACTIVITIES ADVISORS or WOMEN ....... CLAss H1sToRY .........., JUNIOR NVOMEN ........ ORGANIZATIONS Cosmopolitan Club .... Debate Club ........ Dixie Club ................... Glee Club ................... Mandolin club ............... Winners of the W.A.A. C Women's Athletic Council ..,.. Women's Self-Government Association ................ Y.W.C.A. .................. . SENIOR WOMEN ...... SOCIETIES Alpha Chi Alpha .... Arete ............. Dot and Circle .... Mortar Board. . . Omicron Nu ........ Pi Lambda Theta ...... Raven and Serpent ..... Sedovva ............. Wayside Aftermath ..,. SORORITIES Alpha Epsilon Phi ..... Alpha Omicron Pi. . . Alpha Phi ........ Alpha Xi Delta. . . Chi Omega ....... Delta Delta Delta. . . Delta Gamma ..... Delta Zeta ............ Kappa Alpha Theta .... Kappa Delta .......... Kappa Kappa Gamma. . . Pi Beta Phi .........., Sigma Delta Tau .... Sigma Kappa .... STUNT PICTURES Seniors .... Juniors. . 343 345 357 365 351 366 348 341 349 74 73 15 57-9 555 559 616 617 618 611 614 611 610 608 61 5 531 607 619 611 601 605 606 603 604 610 596 580 578 597- 586 584 575 581 577- 588 574 594 590 598 556 560 PRINTED BY THE DUBOIS PRESS ROCHESTER. N- Y- I-1... , , , , f l r W , 'iii 'x xx . Kg w I w I 3 If 'WW ' I1 M aw ' un..-- -f,,..,,- , ,Y ,W ,. , ,,,-,AA ,7, VW- -A Y V ' V , N W, Y. -1 , QQ 4-i jgg ffef2 fifU1i -1 ij ,ji- -- f - 2
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