Cornell University - Cornellian Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

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Undergraduate Scholars CLASS OF 192.8 THE EUDORUS C. KENNEY SCHOLARSHIP ANNA GASOOL ...... . . . Canrfe in Art: THE DREYFUS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPS MARY COLBY BETTS ....... Conn: in A1'fI ROBERT MOLITOR LENG ..... Canrfe in Arte CLASS OF 1919 THE EUDORUS C. KENNEY SCHOLARSHIPS IGNATIUS GEORGE FAILLA .... Connre in Arn WILFRED ERNEST HOFFMAN . . . Canrfe in Arif ELFRIEDA EMMA POPE ,..... Conrfe in Arte CLASS OF 1 9911 THE EUDORUS C. KENNEY SCHOLARSHIPS WALTER GEORGE HOFFMAN . Conn: in Elec. Eng. FRANCIS DUNHAM WORMUTH . . . Conrfe in Arty THE CORNELL SCHOLARSHIPS XVILLIAM TUTI-IILL PAYNE .... Courfe in Arn HERMAN MCDOWELL SOUTHWORTH Canrfe in Arm THE PRESIDENT WHITE SCHOLARSHIPS LUCIAN JOSEPH BRAZDIONIS . . . Canrfe in Arif CHARLES EDWARD HEWITT, JR. . . Conme in Arm THE HENRY B. LORD SCHOLARSHIPS DONALD CORPRON MACRAE Cozmre in Eler. Eng. PHILIP NORTON TUCKER ..... Cozme in Ari: THE MCGRAW SCHOLARSHIPS CHARLES KLEINBERG ...... Canrfe in Arif ALFRED PAUL XVINDT .... Conrn' in Civil Eng. THE SAGE SCHOLARSHIPS XVILLIALI BRADFORD EDWARDS Canrfe in Meek. Eng. MARION FERGUSON XVHIPPLE . . . Conrfe in Artf THE SIBLEY SCHOLARSHIPS CHARLES FREDERICK CRONE . Conrxe in Meeb, Eng. FREDERIC RALPH MINNS . , . Cazzrxe in Mech. Eng. THE HORACE GREELEY SCHOLARSHIPS I 1OXVARD GODNK'IN SMITH . . Couric in Elec. Eng. JOSEPH SVVIRE .....,. . . Conrfe in Arn KIRA VOLKOFF .... . . . Conrfe in Artf XIIDA GERTRUDE XVALKER . . . Cazzrfe in Art: THE STEWART L. WOODFORD SCHOLARSHIPS . ALEXANDER BERRY CREDLE . Conn-e in Elec. Eng. MADELEIN TRIER DUFFY .... Canrfe in Arn THE JOHN STANTON GOULD SCHOLARSHIPS SAMUEL RALPH LEVERING .... Conme in Agr. HENRY RUDBERG ........ Conrfe in Art: CLASS OF 1931 THE EUDORUS C. KENNEY SCHOLARSHIPS PHILIP BARDES ..... . . . Canrfe in Arif ROBERT LEE SMITH ....... Conrfe in Arm THE CORNELL SCHOLARSHIPS HAROLD ARTHUR LEHRMAN . . . Canrfe in Arif ALBERT ROSENBLUM ...... Conrxe in Art: THE PRESIDENT WHITE SCHOLARSHIPS CHARLES POWELL BEYLAND . Caurfe in Civil Eng. MAVIS SYLVIA DYMOTT ..... Canrfe in Arn THE HENRY B. LORD SCHOLARSHIPS ELIZABETH FRY ........ Cozme in Arif MABEL FRANCES LEWIS ..... I Canrxe in Arif THE MCGRAW SCHOLARSHIPS CORNELIUS BETTEN ...,., Canrxe in Arn EGON LACHNER ....., Conrfe in Merlz. Eng. THE SAGE SCHOLARSHIPS MARGARET BRYMER ELLIS . . . Cazmre in Arn ERNEST RUSSELL POPE ...... Caurxe in Artf THE SIBLEY SCHOLARSHIPS DAVID CRAMPTON . .... Canrfe in Mech. Eng. DAVID FETTNER ...... Cazmre in Elec. Eng. THE STEWART L. WOODFORD SCHOLARSHIPS ALONZO CASTLE DICKINSON . Conrfe in Mech. Eng. MARY AUGUSTA ROSE JOI-IANNSEN Conn: in Arn THE JOHN STANTON GOULD SCHOLARSHIPS HELENA MERRILIAN . .... . Conn: in Art: ANNE REINHARDT . . Canrfe in Amr

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The Cornellian Council The activities of the Cornellian Council are centered in the building up of the Alum- ni Fund which represents the combined contributions, large and small, of a large group of alumni. The alumni fund is making it possible for the University to meet situations for which the income from the endowment of Cornell does not provide. Small gifts to the University are made valuable by reason of their large number and solidarity of purpose and at the same time interest is created which can be created in no other way. he larger part of the gifts to the Alumni Fund are unrestricted and are available for appropriation by the Trustees where most needed. Gifts to the Cornellian Council may, however, be allocated for special purposes, and when so allocated are used for these purposes only. The membership of the Cornellian Council is made up of one representative from each class, forty at-large members elected by the Council, and an unlimited number of honorary and geographical representatives. Payments of subscriptions to the Alumni Fund, as soon as received by the Executive Secretary of the Council, are immediately forwarded to the Treasurer of the Univer- sity. More than 51,000,000 has thus been contributed by alumni of Cornell to Cornell University through the organization of the Cornellian Council since 1908. The Cornellian Council undertakes from time to time to raise funds for special projects. Under the able leadership of Robert E. Treman, ,O9, the War Memorial Committee, of which he was chairman, last year raised over S300,000 for the towers and cloisters which will soon be erected in commemoration of Cornell's heroic dead. The past year also saw the completion of a fund of S7.00,000 for the John E. Sweet Distinguished Professorship to be used to endow a professorship in mechanical engi- neering, with which college Professor Sweet was so intimately connected for many years. Other similar projects are now under way. One of the principal reasons for the gratifying increase of the Alumni Fund has been the whole-hearted support accorded it by succeeding graduating classes. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Jiznvis LANGDON, ' 97 . . ......,.. Prefidenf of :lac Council ROBERT ELIAS TREMAN, '09 .... , . , Vine-Prerident of the Council JUSTIN DUPRATT WHITE, ' 90 MAXWELL MAYHEW Ur-soN, ' 99 ROBERT THOMAS MICKLE, '91 NEAL Dow BECKER, '05 FRANK ERNEST GANNETT, ' 98 ANDREW JOSEPH WHINERY, 'To EDWARD GAUL MACARTHUR, ,II 7-9

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University Fellows THE SUSAN LINN SAGE FELLOWS IN PHILOSOPHY SVEN AXEL NILSON, A.B., Minnesota, 1915, A.M., Cornell, 1917. STEPHEN ALIIERT EMERY, A.B., Cornell, 1913. THE CORNELL FELLOW IN ENGLISH ELIZABETH VIRGINIA WVARREN, A.B., Whitman, 1917. THE UNIVERSITY FELLOWS IN GERMAN H.AROLD GODEREY CARLSON, A.B., Wesleyan, 1916. REGINA GOTTFRIED, A.B., New York University, 1917. THE MCGRAW FELLOW IN CIVIL ENGINEERING ARTHUR N. VVANDERLIP, C.E., Cornell, 1917. THE UNIVERSITY FELLOW IN ARCHITECTURE BURTON ASHFORD BUGEEE, B.Arch., Cornell, 1917. THE OSWEGO FARM BUREAU VEGETABLE GROWERS FELLOW GEORGE RICHARD TOWNSEND, B.S., Cornell, 1917. THE CORNING GLASS WORKS FELLOW HUEERT JOHN SLOAN, B.S., Illinois, 1916. AMERICAN DRY MILK INSTITUTE FELLOW DWIGHT LEONARD ESPE, B.S., Iowa State, 1911, M.S., Cornell, 1918. - THE CHAMPLAIN VALLEY FRUIT GROW- ERS ASSOCIATION FELLOW ARTHUR BROTHERTON BURRELL, B.S. Cin Agrj, Ohio State, 1914. THE UNIVERSITY FELLOW IN ROMANCE LANGUAGES DONALD FARNHAM MUNRO, A.B., Acadia, 1917. THE UNITED FRUIT COMPANY FELLOW ROBERT HARTSHORN, B.S., Cornell, 1916. THE INTERNATIONAL AGRICULTURE CORPORATION FELLOW CHESTER DEBELLE TOLLE, B.S. Cin Agr.D, Kansas State Agricultural College, 1914. THE MORGENTHAU FELLOW IN HOME ECONOMICS MARY ELLA CUSHMAN, B.S., Columbia, 1915. THE LILY DISEASE INVESTIGATION FELLOW CARL EDWARD FREDERICK GUTERMAN, B.S., Mass- achusetts Agricultural College, 1915. . THE BAYER FELLOW IN PLANT PATHOLOGY JAMES STEWART WVIANT, B.S., Penn State, 1914. THE SAGE FELLOW IN CHEMISTRY ADAIR WELLINGTON, B.S., Rochester, 1914, M.S., 1915. THE SCHUYLER FELLOW IN ANIMAL BIOLOGY ADDISON CLAY GOULD, A.B., West Virginia Wes- leyan, 1915. THE ERASTUS BROOKS FELLOW IN MATHEMATICS HANNIEAL ALBERT DAVIS, A.B., West Virginia, 1913, A.M,, 1915. THE UNIVERSITY FELLOW IN AGRICULTURE GEORGE LEE SCHUSTER, B.S. , Cin Agr.D, Ohio State 1916, M.S., 1918. THE PRESIDENT WHITE FELLOW IN MODERN HISTORY WVILLIAM FREDERICK ZIMMERMAN, A.B., Midland 1911, M.A., Nebraska, 1916. THE PRESIDENT WHITE FELLOWS IN POLITICAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCE HARVEY CLAPLIN MANSEIELD, A.B., Cornell, 1917 WILLIAM JOSEPH WHITED, A.B., Maine, 1916. THE SUSAN LINN SAGE FELLOW IN PSYCHOLOGY ESTELLE FRANCES WELLS, A.B., Cornell, 1916. THE FELLOWS IN GREEK AND LATIN ROBERT WHITNEY TUCKER, A.B., Cornell, 1916. RUTH BALES FISCH, A.B., Butler, 1914. THE FELLOW IN AMERICAN HISTORY RICHARD CLEVELAND BAKER, A.B., Harvard, 1916 THE GEORGE C. BOLDT FELLOW IN HISTORY HAROLD WILLIAM LANDIN, A.B., Clark, 1914. THE DUPONT FELLOW IN CHEMISTRY SEYMOUR WILSON BRAINARD, B.S., Colgate, 1913 THE GRASSELLI FELLOW IN CHEMISTRY RAYMONDJOHN HEMPHILL, B.ClIem., Cornell, 1919 M.S., Colgate, 1914. THE CHARLES E. BENNETT FELLOW IN CLASSICS JOSEPH THEODORE SCHULTZ, A.B., Cornell, 1915 THE GOLDWIN SMITH FELLOW IN GEOLOGY CAROLINE ELLA HEMINWAY, A.B., Mt. Holyoke 1915. THE FELLOWS IN POLITICAL ECONOMY MARY PHELPS ENDERS, A.B., Cornell, 1917. GEORGE RAYMOND LARKIN, A.B., Wesleyan, 191O THE PRESIDENT WHITE FELLOW IN PHYSICS JEN HSIEN HSU, Tsing Hua, 1913, A.M., Cornell 1916. r 7