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IYYYYYYYTYTYTYYYYI '60 Charles 'franklin '1Emerson, '68 Tformerly 'Appleton 'filrofessor of Tpbysics, and for the pasl Tfifleen. years -Dean of the Alcabemlc Tfacully of -:Dartmouth College wwf 9 Tvlyis thirty-sixth volume of the fAegis is bebi- cateb as a token. of sincere esteem anb respect Charles 'ftranlxlin 'Emerson Eggs? 'ii cgi TI Charles Tfranklin Emerson, of all the officers of 7Dartmouth College, is the one, who has been most intimately associateo with the members of many successive classes of stuoents. ffC'5raouateo in the class of 1868 he has since given his entire life, outing an uninterrupteo perioo of nearly forty years, in faithful oevotion ano inoefatigable service, to his fAlma mater. 1l'5he recurrent outies ofunlimiteo work he has always met with rare optimism. Knassumingly, he has not only won the respect ano gratituoe of worthy 'Eartmouth men, but has gaineo the frienoship of all who have been fortunate enough to be ,associateo with him Gym ? EMM I DART M OUTI-I, MCMIX Filip EDU115 nf at nrilperit iilllnilym' .'1 lou.rl, ya :urn ofD11rln1oulh! Comp, drink lo Ihr' ilfnlhrr fair, .-Intl flllllltlfl' 11101111 hor jwr11i.rr.f 011 lhc frurly ll0!'1hl'I'Il airy Lifl high Ihr' rliuhing gl11J.rr.f,' fl loasl lo lhn rllnlhvr fair! She gathered her sons together And called them around her knee To send them forth to the world of men, To defeat or victoryg And she whispered to each: Be loyal 5 She whispered: Nor ever yield 3 And H XVith it or on it, she whispered, As she gave each one his shield. She gathered her sons together And sent them forth to the fray, To the life of men, to the strife of meng To defeat or victoryg She gathered her sons together And sent them forth with a smile. And some Wellt forth to the North, YVith steadfast eyes and true Each went alone - To the land of Silences, Wfhere over the wastes the wild winds moan, And the gaunt wolves skullc on either hand And follow and watch with hungry eyes And wait and always waiting standg WVhe1'e only the endless rolling hills And the endless Ieaden sky Meet the eye. WVith steadfast eyes and true they went To the Work of men. And some went out to the South. VVith a'step that was hold and gay And a laugh in his mouth, Each Went his way, And had not a care for the sun-baked land Or the glaring sand, tTHE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI And had not a care for the stinking fen And the eager, loathsome Death That lay in wait for North-born men W'ith fevered breath. VVith a laugh they went To the fate of men. And some set off to the WVest. On their lips a jest They went to the shaggy hills And the wild and lawless lands, WVhere it's face to face and man to man, And only the strongest stands, Where it's shoulder hard against the load And daring and fight and brawn And only the best lights on. With a jest they went To thegame of men. And some fared forth to the East. VVith hearts that were glad and free And a cheer ringing clear, They went down to the open sea, Where the stately ships sail out,- And some are seen no moreg Where it's face to winds andthe lashing spray In the teeth of the tempest's roarg Where it's dark and the night and the waves and the storm, And the pounding wheel takes threeg Where it's man's strength and the skill of man Against the.strength of the sea. VVith a cheer they went To the life of men. Her sons fared forth to the ends of the earth, Wherever was work to dog Because of her sturdy worth Were they trueg And they fought where the light was thickest, Scorning to count the costg ' They toiled and sweat and won like men, And joyous returned to the game againg Like men they struggled and lostg And ever the love ,of the Mother Each kept in his loyal heart. So a toast, ye men of Dertmozztlz! Come, drink to the Illother fairj And thunder her name till the northern Rexounzi lo a Norlhmaniv prayerj A Zoast, a toaxt to Dartmouth! To our Nlother, rich and rare! hill: R. T. PEARL Sept. 19-2.1 Sept. 2.1, 25 Sept. 26 Nov. 28 Jan. 23-Feb. 5 Feb. 22 Nlarch IO Bflarch 25 Nlay 30 June 5-19 june 16-19 June 20 June 21 June 22 June 23 June 24 Sept. 17-22 Sept. 22, 23 Sept. 24 Dee. 23 3 S d I 1? nt II a r 67 ffmEW W fas1 wSl IHHT Examinations for Admission-Thursday to Tuesday Registration-'liuesday and XVednesday.' Academic year began--Thu1'sday morning. Thanksgiving Dayg a holiday. Rz'c1'.v.v from Dl'CL lI1bl'I' 20, I0 11. nz., to jflllllllfy 2, iflclusrve IHHH First Semester Examinations. VVZ1Sl1il1gfOl'1,S Birthdayg a holiday. Town electiong a holiday. The Smith and Rollins Prize Speaking, 8 p. m. Recess from flpril 2, I0 11. nz., Io flfrril 15, ifzclzlxitfe. hflemorial Dayg a holiday. Second Semester Examinations. Examinations for Admission. Speaking for the Barge medal and for the H Class of 1866 piizes Saturday, S p. m. Baccalaureate Discourse-Sunday, 10:30 a. m. Address before the Christian Association-Sunday, 8 p m Class Day Exercises-Rlonday, 3 p. m. ' Annual Nleeting of the Phi Beta Kappa Society-Tuesday, 8 30 a m Address-Phi Beta Kappa Society-10:30 a. m. Annual ildeeting of the Alumni Association-2 :30 p. m Greek Letter Society Reunions-5 p. m. President's Reception, College Hall, 9-11 p. m. Commencement-Last Wednesday' in June. Szmznzer Vacation of Thirteen Weeks. ISHS Examinations for Admission-Thursday .to Registration-Tuesday, Wednesdayf. Academic year begins-Thursday morning. Christmas Recess begins. Tuesday 8 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI Efruniern Auf Barimnuih Qlnllrgv Anil nf Qlllnnfz Qllyaritg Svrlynnl WILLIAM JEWETT TUCKER, D.D., LL.D., President. WILLIAIVI MARTIN CHASE, LL.D., Clerk of the Board Concord, N. H His Excellency CHARLES MILLER FLOYD fax-ofcioj . Nfanchester, N. H FRANK SHERWIN STREETER, A.B. .... Concord, N. H CHARLES FREDERICK MATHEVVSON, LL.B. . NewYork,N.Y BENJAMIN AMES KIMBALL, B.S. . . Concord, N. H. JOHN ROBIE EASTMAN, P4H.D. Andover, N.H MELVIN OHIO ADAMS, A.M. . . Boston, Mass HENRY HOYT HILTON, A.M. . . . Chicago, Ill FRANCIS BROWN, D.D., D.L1TT. qoxonp . ' SAMUEL LELAND POWERS, AB. . ROBERT MOORE WALLACE, AB. . I-Ion I-Ion Hon Hon Hon. New York, N. Y Newton, Mass Milford, N. H. EER-Gbftiriu Elruaisma nf the Glullegr in Belniiun in lIH1I11hE IEIUPII hy the Sizzle nf Nun Esuxqsahirre Steven S. Jewett . '- William Hg C. Follansby Herbert B. Viall . James D. Upham . , Frank P. Brown ' Glmmrillnrs Laconia, N. H. . Exeter, N. H. . Keene, N. I-I. Claremont, N. H. Wlritetleld, N. H. ,A D A R T M O U T H, M C M I X 9 Uhr ljlrruihrnt nf Ihr Stunts Hon. John Scammon . ....... Exeter, N. H. Uhr Snr-ulirx' uf thr Tfjuusr uf Enprrnrxutatiiirn Hon. Bertram Ellis ........ Keene, N. H. Uhr Qlhirf Ehuatirr uf the Suprrnu' Qlrmrt Hon. Frank N. Parsons ...... Franklin, N. H. Tlisiiurs nn the Qlhauthlrz' Zfllillllhilillilll David Herbert Andrews, B.S. ..... Newton Centre, Mass. Robert Gordon Pike, B.S. . . Dover, N. H U1'DEl51U.'D1' uf thr Qlullrgr . Charles Parker Chase, ANI. ..... Hanover, N. H . Srrrrtarg uf thr Qlullrgr Ernest lliartin Hopkins, A.B. ..... Hanover, N. H ,O - THE AEGIS, v0L. XXXVI Bartmnnih Alumni Eartmnntlg Qlnllngr Pslunmi 2X1a5nriati1m iFn1u1hri1 1554 George H. Adams, '73 . - Pfvfillfnf Charles D. Tenney, '78 - l7iC6-Pfefillwf Frank E. Gove, '88 . . Vice-President Frank A. Sherman, ,7O . . Secretary John lld. Comstock, '77 . Statistical Secretary Perley R. Bugbee, '90 . . . Treasurer Exeruiinv Glnnimiitme George H. Bd. Rowe, '64, Clzairmafz Isaac F. Paul, '78, Secretary Thomas W. D. Worthen, '72 Horace G. Pender, '97 Edwin F. Jones, '80 Frederick V. Bennis, '98 Boston New York Cincinnati Washington Chicago Northwest Pacific Coast Manchester Concord Western Massachusetts Vermont The 'Great Divide Lucius E. Varney, '99 Mural Aaanriuiiuna ' Founded Founded Founded Founded Founded Founded Founded Founded Founded Founded Founded Founded 1864 1866 1875 1876 1876 1880 1881 1881 1891 1892 1893 1895 C. H. Cox, '01, 73 Tremont St. Kendall Banning, '02, 1 lldadison St. A. H. Nlorrill, '97, City Hall. H. P. Blair, '89, 23 E. Capitol St. H. A. Haugan, '03, State Bank of Chicago Warren Upham, '71, St. Paul, hdinn. S. C. Smith, '97, San Francisco, Cal. A. H. Hale, '86, Manchester, N., H. E. K. Woodworth, '97, Concord, N. H. J. F. Drake, '02, Springfield, lVlass. F. A. Howland, '87, llflontpelier, Vt. R. E. Leach, ex-'01, Denver, Col. DART MOUT H, MCMIX II Detroit Founded 1895 Nathan Jenks, '96, 3 Grand Circus Bldg. Rocky Nlountain Founded 1895 C. H. Nloore, '74. Of tl1e Plain Founded 1898 C. W. Pollard, '95, Omaha, Neb. Connecticut Founded 1901 A. B. VVilson, '95, Hartford, Conn. Iowa Founded 1903 E. D. Burbank, '91, Chicago, Ill. Southern California Founded 1904 VV. D. Blatner, '05, Los Angeles, Cal. St. Louis Philadelphia hfledical School Association Founded 1886 Thayer Society of Engineers Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth Club of Association Founded 1903 Club of Boston H. Hamilton Gibson, '97, care of Sanitol Chemical Laboratory Co. E. N. McMillan, 'OI, 307 So. 51st St. N. Kingsford, NLD., '98, Hanover, N. H. C. H. Nichols, T.S.C.F., '88, New York City Founded 1890 H. G. Pender, '97, 209 Wasl1i11gton St. Club of the City of New York Founded 1899 Kendall Banning, '02, 1 Nladison Ave. Lunch Club of Worcester, Nlass. Founded IQO4 D. M. Dunston, '80, 340 Main St. ' Pittsburg Founded 1906 L. H. W. French, '88, 6007 Center Ave. of Secretaries Founded 1905 F.. hd. Hopkins, '01, Hanover, N. H. Sify! Ql lQ1 Qiifpl glgfarultglgl xx?-f-Q, g3T -1 V-l . ' 5 it gl Q td William Jewett Tucker, D.D., LL.D., President. 111Y, KIIBK A.B., Dartmouth, 1861, D.D., 1875, LL.D., Williams, 18935 Yale, 1896. Pastor of Franklin Street Church, Manchester, 1867-'75. Madison Square Church, New York, 1875-'8o. Professor of Homil- etics, Andover Theological Seminary, 1880-'93. One of the founders and editors of The flnrlofver Refoielwf Founder of the Andover House fSouth End Housej, Boston. Author of The New Movement in Humanity from Liberty to Unityf The Blahing and the Unmaking of the Preacher. Lecturer in Lowell Institute, 1893. Winkley Lecturer Andover Theological Seminary, 1896. Lyman Beecher Lecturer, Yale University, 1898. Lecturer of the Morse Foundation, Union Theological Seminary, 1901-,O2. Lecturer at Pacific Seminary, Berkley, University of California, 1905-'O6. President of Dartmouth College, 1893-. John King Lord, Ph.D., Acting President of the Faculty in the abrenee of the President. Daniel Webster Professor of the Latin Language anzl Literature. fIvBK. A.B., Dartmouth, 1868, A.M., 1871, Ph.D., Dartmouth, 1893. Tutor, 1869-,72. Associate Professor of Latin and Rhetoric, 1872-,8O. Associate Professor of the Latin Language-and Literature, I88O',92.. Evans Professor of Oratory and Belles-Lettres,188o-'82. Acting President, 1892-793. Edited Cicero, Laelius, I882, I897j Lifuy, Books xxi, xxii, 1890, Book in 1896. Edited Cha.re'.r History of Dartmouth College and the Tofwn of Hana-ver, 1891. Translated Hertzberg's Gerchiehte Der Romer in flltertunz, 19oo. Atlar of the Geography v , and Hirtory of the flneient World, 1904. Member of the American . Archaeological Institute. ,Member of the Boston Society. Daniel Webster Professor of Latin Language and Literature, I892-. Arranged with the exception of the President, Acting President, and Dean, according to Academic Seniority. 1 DARTMGUTH, MCMIX 13 Charles Franklin Emerson, A.NI., Dean of the .flcndenzic Faculty. AAQI1, CIPBK. i A.B., Dartmouth, l'S6S: A.M., 13713 Tutor, 1868-'72. Associate Professor in Natural Philosophy and Mathematics, 1872-,78. Apple- ton Professor of Natural Philosophy, and Instructor in Astronomy, 1378-'92. Appleton Professor of Physics, 1892-'99. Dean of Faculty, 1893-. Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Charles Henry Hitchcock, Ph.D., LL.D., Hall Professor of Geology and Curoioz' of BIlff0l'fl,'II1 llllliflllll. AACID, CIIBK. A.B., Amherst, 1856, A.M., 1859, Ph.D., Lafayette, ISGQQ LL.D., Amherst, 1896. Yale and Andover Theological Seminary, 1857-'61. Lecturer in Zoology in Amherst, 1858-'64, Non-resident Professor of Mineralogy and Geology, Lafayette, 1866-'7o. State Geologist of New Hampshire, 1868-'7S. Professor of Geology and Mineralogy, Dartmouth, 1869-. Titles of his papers number over one hundred and fifty. fExeused from teaching for one year in order to re- arrange Butterfield Museuml. Gabriel Campbell, lW.Pd., D.D., Stone Professor of Intel- lectzml and flloral Philosophy. AAQP. ' A.B., Michigan University, 1865, A.M., 1868, B.D., Chicago Theo- logical Seminary, 1868, D.D., Dartmouth, 1886, B.Pd., Michigan Normal College, 1861, M.Pd., 1893, Professor of Moral and Mental Philosophy, Minnesota, 1867-'81. Studied at Berlin University, 1870- l72. Stone Professor of Moral and Mental Philosophy, Bowdoin, 1881-'83. Vice-President of Philosophical Section, YVorld's Colum- bian Exposition, 1893. Member of the Loyal Legion, and of the Philosophical Society of Berlin. Author of Campbell? New German Course, and Philosophy in America. Present position, 1883-. Frank Asbury Sherman, M.S., Professor of lllatlzematics on the Chandler Foundation. BQDII. B.S., Chandler School of Science, I-870, M.S., Dartmouth, 1875g Instructor in Mathematics, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, 1870-,71- Professor of Mathematics in Chandler School of Sciences and Arts, 1871-'93. Professor of Mathematics on the Chandler Foundation, I893-. Member of National Geographic Society. Non-resident Member of the Wasliington Academy of Sciences., , X Lu, P s ', nfs, X IMYA L ., 'ef-IA, MQ il ' I' ' J' ld l . '4V 'L 1 e'Xr+ Ili W3 , -I . , 'Fw . 17 . 4, . f , ' .-'-tfifj'-if FSS I '?si5i,ff: -gi-N ' .. r.,. .-A-.y,,' 4.-. z .- - sr .594 tx, 'ivy 'Q , 5' , .' tf5'g':,, , .- ' Sierra : .. ' ' flfj,-, ' 6 1: -1- tfmza..-Fir: fi . .... -..-.. .............. 14 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI Lemuel Spencer Hastings, A.B., B.D., Instructor in Eng- lish. 1IlY,fI1BK. A.B., Dartmouth, 1870, B.D., Yale, 1876. Principal of Stevens High School, Claremont, I88I-789. Principal Nashua High School, 1889- 19o5. Present position, 1906-. Charles Francis Richardson, Ph.D., Winkley Professor of the English Language and Literature. SPY, CIJBK. A.B., Dartmouth, I87I, A.M., 1874, Ph.D., Union, 1895. An editor of the Independent, 1872-,7S, of Sunday School Times, 1878-,SOQ of Good Literature, 1880-'82, A Primer of American Literature, 1878, The College Book Ceditedj 1878, The Cross Cpoemsj, 1879, The Choice of Books, 1881, American Literature, 2 vols., 1879, The End of the Beginning fnovelj, 1896, Cooper's The Last of the Mohicarzs feditedb, 1897. Winkley Professor of the English Language and Literature, Dartmouth, I882-. Nlarvin Davis Bisbee, B.D., Librarian and Professor of Bibliography. KKK, CIJBK. A.B., Dartmouth, I87I, B.D., Chicago Theological Seminary, 1874.5 Andover and Chicago Theological Seminaries, 1871-i74. Phillips Professor of Theology, Dartmouth, 1887-'93. Librarian, 1886f. Edited Songs of the Pilgrims, 1888. Professor of Bibliography, Dartmouth, I8Q3-. Thomas Wilson Dorr Worthen, A.lVI., Cheney Professor of lllatlzenzatics. KKK, KIUBK. i A.B., Dartmouth, 1872, Principal, High School, Woodstock, Vt., I872-,74, A.M., Dartmouth, 1875. Tutor in Mathematics in Dart- mouth, 1874.-'76, in Greek, 1876-'78, Instructor in Mathematics, 1878-'83g Associate Professor in Mathematics, 1883-'93. Trustee of Thetford Academy, 1891-. Cheney Professor of Mathematics, Dartmouth, 1893-. Director 'of Dartmouth Summer School, 1900-. Member of American Mathematical Society. Representative from Hanover in the New Hampshire Legislature, Session of 1905. DARTMOUTI-I, MCMIX Edwin Julius Bartlett, A.hfI., NLD., New Hanzpslzire Professor of Cllentisfry. KIIY, flPB.K. A.B., Dartmouth, 1372, A.M., IS75Q M.D., Rush Medical College, IS79, Assistant, Monson tMass.J Academy, 1872-'73, Principal, Glencoe CIILJ High School, 187+-,752 Instructor, Lake Forest CIILJ Academy and University, IS76-,7S, Associate Professor of Chemistry, Dartmouth, 1879-'83, Professor of Chemistry, 1883-Q Lecturer on Physiology, New York University Medical College, 1887. Abroad, 1873-'74, 1900. Fellow of American Association for the Advance- ment of Science. Member of the American Chemical Society, Member of the Medico-Legal Society. Honorary Member of New Hampshire Medical Society. Author of text book, and of pamphlet, magazine and encyclopedia articles. Expert in several important cases in the Courts of New Hampshire and Vermont. QOn leave of absence for First Semester.J James Fairbanks Colby, A.hfI., LL.D., Parker Professor of Law and Polilieal Science. AKE, QIJBK. A.B., Dartmouth, 1872: A.M., Yale, 1877, LLB., Columbia Law School. Clerk of the House Committee on Revision of Laws, 43rd Congress. Instructor in Economics and History in the Sheffield Scientific School, 1877-'80, in International Law in the Yale Law School, 1883-'85. Park Professor of Law and Political Science, Dartmouth, 1885-. Instructor of Constitutional and International Law in Amos Tuck School, 1900-. John Vose Hazen, C.E., l7Voo1lman Professor of Civil Ezzgineering and Graphics on the Chandler Foundation. EX. B.S., Chandler School of Science, 18755 C.E., Thayer School, 1876. Civil Engineer on Railroads and Bridges, 1876-,77. Tutor at Dart- mouth, I878-,79Q Instructor, 1879-'81, Professor of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, 1881-'93. Associate American Society Civil Engineers. Member of Society for Promotion of Engineering Education. Woodman Professor at Dartmouth, 1893-. Charles Darwin Adams, Ph.D., Lawrence Professor of the Greek Language and Literature. GAX, KID-BK. A.B., Dartmouth, 18773 Ph.D., University of Kiel, Germany, 1881. Instructor in Greek and Physics in Cushing Academy, 1.881-'84.. Professor of Greek in Drury College fMo.J, 1824.-'93, Pre's1dent.of the Classical Association of New' England, 1906. Author of Lyszas, Selected Speeches, 1905. Present position, 1893-. THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI Justin Harvey Smith, A.M., Professor of Modern Izliszfory. XPY, CIJBK. A.B., Dartmouth, I877., A.M., Dartmouth, 1881, Secretary to Super- intendent of Schools, Boston, 1887, Attache, U. S. Commission, Paris Exposition, 1878-g Superintendent of Schools, Malden, Mass., 1879, in Union Theological Seminary, 1880-'81, engaged in publishing Cmember of the firm of Ginn and Co.j, 1882-'97, member of Visit- ing Committee, Department of Romance Philology, Harvard, 1894.- IQOOQ member of American Historical Association, Society of Colonial Wars, Boston University Club, Boston Authors' Club, XX Century Club, Century Club CNew Yorkj. Abroad, 1878, 1895, 1898, 1900, 1904, 1906. Author of The Troubadours at Home K2 vols.j, Hr1zold's lllarclz from Cambridge to Quebec, Our Struggle for the Fourteenth Colony C2 vols.j, A Tale of Tfwo Worlds and Fifve Centuries, Magazine Articles, etc. Present position, 1900-. fOn leave of absence for year 1907-19085. Charles Henry Morse, lllus. Bac., Musical Director. Musf Bac., Boston University, 1877. Professor of Music and Director of the College of Music at VVellesley College, I875-,84. Founder and Director of Northwestern Conservatory of Music, Minneapolis, Minn., 1885-'91. Organist and Chorister of Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, N. Y., ISQI-,99. President New York State Music Teachers' Association, 1894-5, 1895-6. A Founder of the American Guild of Organists. Present -position, IQOI-. David Collin Wells, A. B., Professor of Sociology. AKE, QDBK. A.B., Yale, 1880, B.D., Andover, 1885. Instructor in History, Phillips-Andover Academy, IS87-390. Professor of Political Science and History, Bowdoin College, 1890-,93. Professor of Social Science in Dartmouth College, 1893-,99. Instructor of Demography and Social Institutions in Amos Tuck School, IQOO-. Present position, 1899-. - Robert Longley Taylor, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of French. 1IlY. A A.B., Hamilton College, 1882, Pl1.D., Yale University, 1900. Edited La Biblioilzeque de mon Orzcle, 1898. Published Allliteraiion in Italian, 19oo. Edited L'Albbe Daniel, 1906. Present position, IQOO-. , DARTMOUTH, MCMIX 17 lfVilliam Patten, Ph.D., Professor of Biology fZooIogyj. B.S., Harvard, 1883, A.M. and Ph.D., University of Leipsic, 1884. At Marine Laboratory of University of Vienna in Trieste, 1884-'85, at Naples Zoological Station, 1885-'S6. Assistant in Lake Laboratory, Milwaukee, 1886-'S9. Professor of Biology in University of North Dakota, X839-IQ3. Trustee of Marine Biological Laboratory, WVootls Holl, Mass. Member of Boston Society Natural History, American Society Zoologists fVice-President Eastern Branch, 1905-65, Amer- ican Association Anatomists, Palaeontological Society, Honorable Member Imperial Society Naturalists of St. Petersburg, Russia. Author of works on .flnalomy and Embryology of flnihropodi, Eyes, Color, Vision, Origin of Iferlibrnles, Fossil Fishes of Defuonemz and Silurimz Formation. Professor of Biology in Dartmouth, 1893-. George Dana Lord, A.NI., zlssociate Professor of Greek and Greek flrclmeology. AKE, CIHBK. A.B., Dartmouth, 1884.5 A.M., 1887, Principal of XVoodstock CConn.j Academy, 1885-'87g Tutor in Greek, Dartmouth, 1887-'91. Instructor in Latin, 1888. Instructor in German, 1890. Assistant Professor of Greek, I89I',99. Present position, 1900-. Herbert Darling Foster, A.M., Professor of Ifistory. CPDAX, fDBK. A.B., Dartmouth, 1885, A.M., Dartmouth, 1888, Harvard, 1892. Instructor in English in XVorcester Academy, 1885-'88, in History, 1888-'91. Morgan Fellowship in Harvard Graduate School, 1891- l93. Professor of History, Dartmouth, 1893-. Frank Gardner Moore, Ph.D., dssociate Professor of Latin and of Roman Archaeology. A.B,, Yale, 1886, Ph.D., 1890. Tutor in Latin, Yale, 1888-,93- Studied in Berlin, 1890-,QIQ .in Rome, 1891 and 1897. Assistant Professor of Latin, Dartmouth, 1893-1900. Present position, 1900-. 18 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI l w we' st i 5 fffwf ? wg F 9 an .stew fe e r t gy X, 22, X4 My WV? lr , se 2 lfireiws -M:-'wr'-M' 'V' 'f 1-1. V. ., , mar -,Z V- . ,. . -oy .8 . . a rm' 'V V f L fr :gif w 2-4' M, ff 'aE'1rQfz 'it z ' fv '.-frfazasf- 1.:v'18yi4 , QS '- an '- - 2345 is 5,3 si l If . ,j,' 2:5 ,fw-stwve' is . we -' S' W1 f. 434' 3 :- - ' fof.ji3g:-g,.,!Q,zs 'fr 2 : , Warren Austin Adams, Ph.D., Professor of German. A.B., Yale, 18865 P.D., Yale, 1895. Instructor in Latin at Kenyon Military Academy, 1886-'87. Studied in Berlin and Munich, 1887- '89. Instructor in Languages at Montclair Military Academy, 1889- JQI. Instructor in German at Cornell, 1891-'93. Instructor in German at Yale, 1893-'99. Present position, 1899-. Fred Parker Emery, A.M., Willard Professor of Rhetoric and Uratory. KKK, IDBK. A.B., Dartmouth, 1887. Instructor in Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1887-'91. Studied at University of Paris and Berlin, 1891-,93. Assistant Professor of Rhetoric, Dartmouth, 1893-JQS. Author of Notes on English Literature, and The Language of St. Thomas-a-Berleett. Present position, 1895-. Louis Henry Dow, A.M., Professor of French. A.B., Harvard, 18903 Private Tutor, ISQI-,92. Studied in Germany, 1893. Harvard Graduate School, 1894-'95. A.M., Harvard, 1894. Instructor in Greek, Dartmouth, 1895. Instructor in French Com- position and Conversation in Amos Tuck School, 1900-. Assistant Professor of French, 1896-1900. Professor of French, 1900-. Harry Edwin Burton, Ph.D., Professor of Latin. CIJBK. A.B., Harvard, 1890, A.M., Harvard, 1893, Ph.D., Harvard, 1895. Instructor in Greek and Latin in Peekskill Academy, N.Y., ISQO-,92- Studied at American School of Archaeology at Rome, 1895-,96- Instructor in Latin and Greek, 1896-,97. Present position, 1898-. f DARTMOUTH, MCMIX IQ John Hiram Geroulcl, Ph.D., Alssislmzl Professor of Biology fZoologyl. KKK, CIDBK. A.B., Dartmouth, 1890. Instructor in Natural Science and German at Burr and Burton Seminary, 1890-'91. A.B., Harvard, 18925 A.M., 18935 Ph.D., 1895. Present position, 1895-. Studied at the Laboratory of the Sorbonne at Roscoft in Brittany, at the Naples Zoological Station, and at Marburg in Hesse, 1898-'99, Has pub- lished papers on the Anatomy, Histology and Embryology of certain Groups of Invertebrates. George Ray VVicker, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Econ- omics. GJAX. A.B., Cornell, 18905 A.M., 1898, Pl1.D., University of XVisconsin, 1900. Teacher, ISQO-192. Newspaper work, 1892-'94. Teacher, 1894-'97. Graduate Student in Economics, Cornell, 1897-,98. Fellow in University of Pennsylvania, 1898-'99g I-Ionorary Fellow of VVis- consin and Scholar in Municipal Affairs, 1899-1900. Instructor in Economics, Dartmouth, 1900-,O3. Present position, 1903-. Jesse Siddall Reeves, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Political Science. AAQ. B.S., Amherst, I89IQ Ph.D., Johns Hopkins, 1894. Instructor in History, The VVoman's College of Baltimore, 1893-'94. Albert Shaw Lecturer on Diplomacy, Johns Hopkins University, 1905. Attorney- at-Law, Richmond, Indiana, 1897-1907. Author of The International Beginningx of the Congo Free State, 18943 Napoleonic Exiles in America, IQOSQ American Diplomacy under Tyler and Polk, 1907. Present position, 1907--. Frank H-aigh Dixon, Ph.D., Professor of Economics. QAO. Ph.B., University of Michigan, 1892. Assistant in Political Economy, Michigan, I892-,QSQ Ph.D., -University of Michigan, 1895. Studied at University of Berlin, I895-196. Instructor in History, Michigan, 1896-'97. Assistant Professor of Political Economy, Mich-igan, 1897- '98. Assistant Professor of Economics, Dartmouth, 1898-1903. Present position, I903-. COn leave of absence for the year 1907- 19085. I .V V , 9 T. 5 l -' '- . . fi 'tl' 'S if t it EW '- ' 1' f 2 his-?.::1fs.,.,. 1 -1 20 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI l X.,.,..Yf....k:x., Xe as X 4 V2 '-:li '. ,,gM.r.s.,v4.:.:.,,M,,:yq,.g 1,3 - V fv.,,,WN'l X J,,3,R:,fj 7 ' ' o '?'T171 vt 8s fe fst.siQ,g.t .. , 'l x-,., fi. jf' j..-g,,.g,f'-'if'-415.-,Zia ,,, ' N J .. -fl? 2114 1, -, s ew , . 53. , , f 4 X QX4 mas? If 1 A ra. 2751: fx Q, ew 1 f , ' W et? s 2 1 f 1 1 fm, sm , Q . i MSW X 850648 fffgw x fl Glordon Ferrie Hull, Ph.D., Appleton Professor of Physics. A.B., University of Toronto, I892Q Ph.D., University of Chicago, 1897. Professor of Physics, Colby College, 1896-'99. Assistant Professor of Physics, -Dartmouth, 1899-1903. Present position, 1903-. Frank Arthur Updyke, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Polit- ical Science. XfID. A.B., Brown, 1893? A.M., Brown, 1896. Instructor Atlanta Baptist College, 1893-'97. Instructor, Wayland Academy, 1897-1904. Graduate work at University of Chicago and Brown, 1904-,06. Study in Berlin, I906-,O7. Present position, 1907-. Ernest Felix Langley, A.M., Assistant Professor of the Romance Languages. AAIIJ. ' A.B., Toronto University, 1894. Fellow in Modern Language, Toronto University, 1894-'95. Studied at Leipsic and Heidelberg, I895-,965 Paris, 1893, Florence and Paris, 1905-,06. Present posi- tion, 1896-. Ashley Kingsley Hardy, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of German and Instructor in Old English. AACD, 1IJBK. A.B., Dartmouth, 18945 Ph.D., Leipsic, 1899. Present position, 1897-. . I DARITMOUTH, MCMIX George Richard Lyman, Ph.D., AXSiA'fllllf Professor of Biology fBomn,vl. BGJII. A.B., Beloit College, IS94.: A.M., Harvard, 1899, Ph.D., Harvard, 1906, Principal Amboy fIll.l High School, 1894-'96. Assistant in Botany, Harvard, 1897-19o1. Instructor in Botany, 1901-'o4. Present position, IQOI-. Herman Harrell Horne, Ph.D., Professor of Pliilosoplzy. CIPBK. A.B., University of North Carolina, 1895, A.M., Harvard, IS97, Ph.D., Harvard, 1899. Instructor in Modern Languages in Univer- sity of North Carolina, I894-,96. Present position, I899-. Richard Wellington Husband, A.NI., Assistant Professor of Greek and Classical Philology. IIJBK. A.B., Leland Stanford, 1895, A.M., 1896. Assistant in Latin, Uni- versity of California, 1898-'99, in same position at Leland Stanford, I899-IQOO. Instructor in Greek in Dartmouth, 1900-'O3. Present position, I903-. Norman Everett Gilbert, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Physics. ATA, IIJBK. A.B., Vlfesleyan, I895, A.M., 1896, Ph.D., Johns Hopkins, 1901. Instructor in Science, Cayuga Lake Military Academy, 1896-'97. Instructor in Mathematics, Genesee .Wesleyan Seminary, 1897-,98. Professor of Physics, Hobart College, I96I-,O3.- Assistant Astrono- mer U. S. Naval Observatory Solar Eclipse Expedition to North Carolina, IQOOQ Sumatra, IQOIQ and Algeria, 1905. Temporary Assistant Astrophysical Observatory, Smithsonian Institution, 1902. Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Member of American Physical Society, Astronomical and Astro- physical Society, and Societe Francaise de Physique. Present posi- tion, 1903-. . THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI Craven Laycock, A.B.,' Assistant Professor of Oratory on the Evans Foundation. AKE, CDBK. ' A.B., Dartmouth, 1896.' Instructor in Public Speaking and Debate in Amos Tuck School, I9OO.A Attorney-at-Law. Co-author of Argumentation and Debate and Dlmzual of zfrgumenlation. 'Present position, 1897--. Sidney Bradshaw Fay, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Plistory. AB., Harvard, 1896, A.M., Harvard, 1897, Ph.D.,f Harvard, 1900. Instructor in History, Harvard, 1900-'0z. Present position, 1902-. Prescott Orde Skinner, A.NI., dssistant Professor of the Romance Languages CFrenclz and Sjmrzislzj. IIDBK. A.B., Harvard, 1896, A.M., 1897. H Instructor in the Romance Lan- guages, Dartmouth College, 1900-'05. Present position, 1906-. Chester Nathan Gould, Ph.D., Instructor in German. NIIEK. A.B., University of Minnesota, 1896, A.M., 1900, Instructor in Rhetoric, University of Minnesota, 1898-1900, Student -University of Leipsic, '19o0-'01, Fellow, University of Chicago, IQOI-,025 Instructor in German, Purdue University, 1902-'o3. Assistant in German, University of Chicago, 1903-'04. Present position, IQO4.-. 1 DARTMOUTH, MCMIX 23 lVilliam Kilhorne Stewart, A.NI., Alxsistant l'rofer.ror in G' L'I'lll1Ill. , A.B., University of Toronto, 1897: A.M., Harvard, 1898. Univer- i sity of Berlin, 190+-'o5. Present position, I899-. l Charles Ernest Bolser, Ph.D., f1s.ri.rtant Profz's.vor in Clwm- , istry. EX, fI1BK. A.B., Dartmouth, 1897, Ph.D., Gottingen, 1901. Present position, 1901-. John Nlerrill Poor, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Astronomy. GJAX, CIFBK. A.B., Dartmouth, I897j Ph.D., Princeton, 1904. Instructor in Mathematics and Astronomy, Dartmouth, 1898-IQOO. Thaw Fellow in Astronomy, Princeton, 1900-'o2. Instructor in Astronomy, Dart- mouth, 19o2-'o6. Present position, 1906-. George Benson Weston, A.lVI., Instructor in the Romance ' Languages, French and Spanish. A.B., Harvard, IS97Q A.M., 1898. Graduate Work in Vienna and Bonn. Present position, 1903-. 24. 1 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI X M sW si'?3 'iFf'R T? N 'S sling 98,5 wi xyg Je.: N'-'s 4' -ew M U 'w ,se 'I John William Bowler, M.D., Professor of Hygiene and Physical Culture. Director of the Gymnasium. - 1.889-'93, Assistant to Dr. Sawyer at Harvard, in charge of the Charles Bank Gymnasium, 1893-1901. General Superintendent of the Public Gymnasium, Boston, I899-IQOIQ Director of Physical Training, Dartmouth, IQOI-. Present position, 1905-. Dartmouth Medical School, 1906-. Ernst Otto Eclcelmann, Ph.D., Instructor in German. AB., Northwestern University at VVatertown,'Wisconsin, 18975 B.L., University of Wisconsin, 1898. Professor of German and Greek at Carrol College, 1898-1900. Graduate work in German Philology, University of Wisconsin, X900-,OI. Fellow in German Philology, University of 'Wisconsin, 1901-yO2. Studied at Munich and Prague under the Ottendorf Memorial Traveling Fellowship of New York University, 1902-,O3. Instructor in German at Smith College, 1903-'o5. Ph.D., Heidelberg University, Germany, 1906. Present position, 1906-. Harlow Stafford Person, Ph.D., Director of the Tuck School. Assistant Professor of Commerce and Industry. Ph.B., Ann Arbor, 1899, A.M., Ann Arbor, 1900, Ph.D., Ann Arbor, 1902. Peter White Fellow in American History, Ann Arbor, 1899- 1900. Instructing Fellow in Economics, Ann Arbor, I9OO'702. Present position, I902-. I War1'en Milton Persons, B.S., Assistant Professor of Econ- omics and of Finance in the 'Tuck School. CDKE, IIJBK. B.S., University of Wisconsin, 1899. Instructor in Sheboygan High School, 1899-1901. Instructor in Mathematics, University of Wis- consin, 1901-,O6. Present position, February, 1906-. DARTMOUTH, MCMIX 5 August Hunt Shearer, Ph.D., Instructor in History. AY, fIPBK. A.B., Rutgers, ISQQQ A.M., Harvard, IQOIQ Ph.D., Harvard, 1903. Assistant in I-Iistory, I'I:1rv:xrtl, 1901-'04. Instructor in I-Iistory, Trinity College, 1904-'06. Present position, IQO6-. Homer Eaton Keyes, B.L., Assistant Professor of Jlloderrz flrt and Instructor in English. XPY, KIPBK. A.B., Dartmouth, 1900. Instructor in English and Art, 1900-,O6. Present position, 1906-. Charles Ramsdell Lingley, A.NI., Instructor in Hirto7'y. B.S., 'Worcester Polytechnic Institute, 1900, A.M., Columbia Univer- sity, 1905. Instructor, Barre High School, IQOO-,OZQ Worcester Poly- technic Institute, 1902-'o4g Graduate Student and Fellow in History, Columbia University, 1904.-,065 Master in History, Jacob Tome Institute, 1906-'o7. Present position, 1907-. Charles Albert Proctor, A.B., Assistant Professor of Mathe- matics. AKE, CIDBK, EE. A A.B., Dartmouth, 1900. Henry Parker Fellowship, 1901-'oz. Fellow in Physics, University of Chicago, 1902-,O3. Assistant in Physics, University of Chicago, 1903. Instructor in Physics, University of Missouri, 1903. Present position, 1907-. Member American Physi- cal Society, American Mathematical Society. THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI l Leon Burr Richardson, A.M.,,Instructor in Chemistry. CIJBK. ' B.L., Dartmouth, I9OIf Dartmouth, 1902. Present position, 1902--. Ernest Roy Greene, A.M., Instructor in French and Spanish. A.B., Harvard, IQOIQ A.M., Harvard, 1907. Present position, 1907-. I William Henry Murrayf, A.B., Instructor in French. CDFA, CDBK. A.B., Dartmouth, 1902. Present position, 1902-. Ernest Bradlee Watson, A.B., Instructor in English. AKE, CIDBK. A.B., Dartmouth, 1902. Instructor in English, Robert College, Turkey, 1902-'o5. Present position, 1905-. I DAR'l'MOU'l'H, MCMIX 27 Arthur Houston Chivers, A.Mf., In.vlr11clor in Biology. A.B., Dartmouth, 1902, ILM., Ilarvard, 19o4.. Graduate work at Ilarvarcl, 190+-yO6. Present position, 1906-. Frank Cochrane Nloore, A.B., Inrlruclor in Ildlailmfnzzticr. 1153Q'2j5g2.fQ7f5':,,j,i ' xo, CDBK. ge fl 1- V. - . !-Wh' 17-'inf' . A.B.,, Dartmouth, 1902. bracluale work in hflathemaucs, IQO2-yO3. ,L - ' fLf3:5f.-ing Instructor in Mathematics in Lancaster, N. I-I., Academy, 1903-'o.t. ,xiii-ffg? , 5614 Instructor in Mathematics, Concord High School, r9o+-'o6. Present Z position, IQO6-. E1,'ffi3f Fi, ta.-a 1, ,ml .,- -'W-'Q if-1' ,I s 'nga f my, z. 'Si.1 ti,,.fe-' 'iff'-ff? .if 1 if . Q.. .-'fr ,gr - 22 . , qfi ,Q ' - Julius Arthur Brown, Ali., flrsirtzzzzt Professor of Plzysics. AACIF, QBK. A.B., Dartmouth, IQOZQ A.M., 1904.5 B.Sc., Oxford, 1906. Instructor Physics, Dartmouth, 1903-YO4.. Present position, 1907-. Ernest Rutherford Groves, A.B., B.D., Instructor in English. IIJBK. B.D., Yale, 1901, A.B., Dartmouth, 1903. Instructor in English in New Hampshire State College, I903-,O6. Present position, 1906-. 23, THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI l fc Ralph Martin Barton, A.B., Instructor in Mathematics. AACD. ' i A.B., Dartmouth, 1904i Present position, 1904-. COn leave of absence for thewyear I9O7LI9O8J. ' I William Rensselaer Gray, B.L., Instructor in Accounting and Commercial Matlzematics. AAKD. B.L., Dartmouth, 1904.5 M.C.S., Dartmouth, 1905. ' Instructor in Accounting and Commercial Mathematics, 1905-. Edmund Ezra Day, A.M., Instructor in Economics. QDAX, QDBK. . B.S., Dartmouth, 1905, A.M., Dartmouth, 1906. Toppan Scholar- ship, Harvard, 1907. Present position, 1907-. Eugene Richard Musgrove, B.St, Assistant Instructor in B.S., Dartmouth, 1905. Present posltion, 1906-. ' ,i.. ll it . , . iw Mitt... . ' 7:. f'l'f.2f.'L?E-f - 1' Zu ilk-g g 212.9 .Q . DARTMOUTH, MCMIX Ralph Dennison Beetle, A.B., Alssismnt Instructor in Illallze- matics. CIJBK. A.B., Dartmouth, 1906. Instructor, Littleton High School, Littleton, N.H., 1906-'O7. Present position, 1907-. John Williani Edward Glattfield, B.S., Assistant Imtrzzctor in Chemistry. LDBK, IIPEK, AAE. B.S.,'Dartmouth, 1907. Present position, 1907--. X . WILDER HALL ,QW SENIORS. ' A. T. STUART President lqininrg nf IHIIH Joe was standing on the steps of the Beta House as the Aegis historian approached. Some facts for a history of our class ? Certainly, said Joe, taking his oratorical pose. Hold on. It's facts we want, cautioned the historian. Wl3at have you done as a class? Joe stammered and thought a minute. Then side-stepping, he said, Look at our unexampled list of great men. Wliyf there's Adler and 'VVink' Fiske and 'Rosiel Hinman and Follette and - Joe paused and blushed self-conseiously. , It seems to me, an old grad who had just come up whispered to the historian, that most of the really great men of the Senior class iz are ranked as ought-nine men. Can't say I blame them. A How about your present '? the Aegis man suggested to Joe. . Our present ? There's BdacAllaster,', said Joe and, side- stepping again, Look at the Dartmouth spirit which our class has shown. For the Hrst time in -the history of the College there has been a song leader,- he was an ought-eight man, mark-live enough to urge men to sing the Dartmouth Song with spirit. Now a few words about your future. , Joe was launching forth into his usual strain, but the historian and the old grad turned and hurried away. The g1'ad was shaking his head sadly. CLASS OF 1908 36 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI Elnhiuihual Qwrnrha nf the Qllaaa nf IEIIIH Laurence Adler New York City Phillips Exeter Academy, Glee Club, '05, Accompanist, Glee Club, '06, College Choir, '05, '06, Dartmouth Illngazine Board, '07, '08, Pacific Coast Alumni Prize, '06, Score of If I We1'e Dean. IO College Street Alanson Gilbert Alden Grange, New Jersey Orange High School, Track Squad, '07, 23 Reed LueyeEarle Cleveland Amidon, KE lVIillers Falls, Massachusetts Montague High School, Cushing Academy, Cushing Club. 23 South Fayerweather Arthur Theodore Anderson, CDEK East Boston, Massachusetts East Boston High School, Freshman and Sophomore Football, '08 Aegis Board. ' 7 New Hubbard Frank William Anderson, KIDEK East Boston, Nlassachusetts East Boston High School, Track Squad, '06. SI Wheeler Erastus Beethoven Badger, 2nd, CDAX Winchester, Nlassachusetts VVinchester High School, Freshman Basket Ball, Freshman Baseball, Sophomore Base- ball Team, Mandolin Club, '05, '06, '07, '08, Freshman Mandolin Club Quintet. . . I2 Crosby George Fredson Baine, CIJPA Clinton, Massachusetts Clinton High School. I Richardson Arthur Bradley Barnes, GDAX, AAE Lowell, Nlassachusetts Lowell High School, Second, Thayer Prize, '06, Chess Team, '06, '07, Senior Class Treasurer. ZI Crosby Edward Payson Bartlett Belchertown, Massachusetts Belchertown High School, Class of 1866 Prize 'O7. 4 1 Thornton Paul Mason Batchelder , Portsmouth, New Hampshire Portsmouth High School, Rufus Choate Scholar, '05, '06, Honorable Mention German and Physics, '06, Sophomore Class President, Fi-rst Semester, Honorable Mention French, '07, Classical Club. 9 Hallgar-ten fi DARTMOUTH, MCMIX 37 Bertram Beckett, KKK, Sphinx Rindge Manual Training School, Football Squad, Charles Greenleaf Bennett, XTK Tilton Seminary. Edmund Lony Betts Olivet College, First Place, Shot Put, Fall Meet, Clinton Edwin Bills, XIIY, Casque and Gauntlet Monson Academy. Charles Clifton Blake, KE Sandy Hill High School, Freshman Football, Bas Ball, Varsity Football Squad, '05, '06, '07. Francis Gilman Blake, X111 Brookline High School, Track Squad, '06, YO7. Joseph Wing Blakely 'Montpelier High School. Gordon Blanchard, QAX, Dragon, Palaeopitus '05, '06, 'o7. ket Ball, Cambridge, Massachusetts Baseball Squad, '05, '06, 'o7. KKK House Tilton, New Hampshire I7 Thornton Ray, Indiana 2 Wentworth Street Monson, Massachusetts C and G House Sandy Hill, New York Sophomore Football, Basket zo Fayerweather Canandaigua, New York X'P House Montpelier, Vermont 31 Wheeler Brookline, Massachusetts Phillips Exeter Academy, Dartmoulh illagazinz Board, '07, Editor-in-chief Dartmouth rllagazine, '08, Phillips Club, Cerele Francais, Class Prophet, 'o8. 21 Crosby David Robert Blanpied, XTK Newtonville, Massachusetts Newton High School, Freshman Football Team, '08 Aegis Board, Secretary of Cercle Francais, Captain Junior Class Hockey Team, Senior Class Executive Committee. 9 Sanborn Guy Cleveland Blodgett, 'XTK Milford, New Hampshire Milford High School. ' 46 Fayerweather Arthur Kimball Blood, XID, Casque and Gauntlet Lynn, Massachusetts Lynn Classical High School, Manager Dramatic Club, '08, Senior Class Executive Committee. . C and G House Henry Francis Boyce E Danvers, Massachusetts Danvers High School, French Play, 'o7. 5 Proctor 38 THE AEGIS, VCL. XXXVI George Adams Bright Washington, D. C. Hackley School, Clark College. I5 South Fayerweather Walter Edward Brown Brimheld, Massacliusetts Hitchcock Academy. 32 Reed Raymond Ledden Carns, QIHKNII, Casque and Gauntlet, Palaeopitus East Berlin, Connecticut New Britain High School, Track Team '05, '06, '07, Relay Team 18807, '05, Pennsyl- vania Inter-Collegiate Champion Relay Team, '06, Dual Relay against Yale, at Wor- cester, '06, President Y. Mf C. A., Auditing Committee, '08. C and G House Royal Parkinson Carter Woburn, llflassachusetts Woburn High School, Freshman Football Team. I7 Reed Albert Richard Chandler Norwich, Connecticut Norwich Free Academy, Rufus Choate Scholar, '05, '06, Honorable Mention, Greek, '06, French, '07, German, '07, Atherton Greek Prize, '07, Second Lockwood Prize, Classical Club, Deutscher Verein. 28 Sanborn Robert Whitcomb Chedel, EN Randolph, Vermont Randolph High School. I7 Thornton Roland Edward Chesley, QJFA West Lebanon, lVIaine Cushing Academy, College Choir, '05, '06, '07, '08, Orpheus Club, '05, '06, '07, '08, Glee Club, '07, '08, Webster Club, Sophomore Debating Team, If I VVere Dean, Address to Old Pine, 'o8. Z9 Reed Harold Charles Clark, EN, AAE Keene, New Hampshire Keene High School, Track Squad, 'o5, '06, Cane Spree, '05. 31 Reed John Alexander Clark, AACIJ, Turtle, Sphinx, Palaeopitus Evanston, Illinois Evanston Township High School, Freshman Football Team, Vaudeville Show, '05, Manager Varsity Football, '07, Second Rollins Prize, '07, Second Class of 1866 Prize, '06, Webster Club. AAT' House Harold Bickford Cogswell Concord, New Hampshire - Concord High School. 31 Reed Hall Donald Laird Comstock, XTK Chelsea, Vermont St. johnsbury Academy. 3 WVemw0ft11 DARTMGUTH, MCMIX 39 Frank Gordon Cook, KKK Concord, New Hampshire Concord High School, 'OS Aegis Board. 14 West Wheelock Street Fred Allen Cooper, ARE, Turtle, Sphinx, Palaeopitus' Chicago, Illinois Jefferson High School, Manager Freshman Basket Ball, Manager Sophomore Basket Ball, Manager Varsity Baseball Team, '08, Football Squad, '04, '05, '06, Sophomore Football. I2 C1-Qgby Fred Gsmon Copeland Randolph, Vermont Randolph High School, McGill University. A- Sanborn John Wfilliam Corcoran, BQTI, Dragon Brookline, Massachusetts Phillips Exeter Academy, Baseball Squad, '05, Freshman Baseball, Secretary of Class, ,075 President Phillips Club. I Proctor Howard VVyman Cowee, GDPA, Sphinx, Palaeopitus W01'CCStCf, lltlassachusetts XVorcester Classical High School, Cushing Academy, Freshman Football, Manager Freshman Baseball, Sophomore Football, Manager Sophomore Football, Nlanager Varsity Track Team, 'o8. Davison Block Sumner Crosby, KIJFA Centerville, Nlassachusetts Tabor Academy. 26 Sanborn Ralph Elmere Crowley, BCBII, Dragon Taunton, Massachusetts Taunton High School. 1 Proctor Ralph Prtxcott Currier Ponemah, New Hampshire Milford High School. I3 Fayerweather Warren Currier, EX Greeley, Colorado Greeley High School, Colorado College, The Founders, If I Were Dean, College Choir, '08, Glee Club, 'o8. 55 Wheeler John Thayer Cushing ' Laconia, New Hampshire Laconia High School, Cercle Francais, Deutscher Verein. 28 College Oliver Wesley Cushman Manchester, New Hampshire Manchester High School. 6 South Fayerweather Richard Stevens Danforth, Xflb Gardiner, Maine Hebron Academy, President Canoe Club, ,07, '08, First Place, Prom Canoe Race, 'o7. X41 House 40 TI-IE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI Edwin Woodbridge Darling, BGII ' Boston, Massachusetts Boston Latin School, '08 Aegis Board, Cercle Francais. 48 Fayerweather Charles Le Moyne DeAngelis, 1I1Y, Turtle, Casque and Gauntlet, Palaeopitus - Utica, New York Utica Preparatory School, Freshman Football, Varsity Football, '06, '07, '08, junior Prom Committee. C and G House - John Detlefsen, QIDFA Cambridge, Massachusetts Cambridge Latin School, Cercle Francais, Deutscher Verein, Honorable Mention in German, '06. zo North Fayerweather Joseph Joyce Donahue, BGH Medford, Massachusetts Medford High School, Freshman Debating Team, Sophomore Debating Team, Much Ado About Nothing , Dramatic Club, '05, Rollins Prize Speaker, '05, Class of 1866 Speaker, '06, Receiver of Senior Fence, President VVebster Club, '08, Class Orator, '08, 5 Proctor Jasper Sprague Dunham, IIDEK Brooklyn, New York Brooklyn Boys' High School. I2 Fayerweather Theodore lra Dunn, IIJEK Rockport, Massachusetts Gloucester High School, Varsity Baseball Squad, '06. 26 College Arthur Allen Eberly, X115 Hiawatha, Kansas Hiawatha High School. Xflf House Henry Stowell Emery Salem Depot, New Hampshire Methuen High School, Varsity Football Squad, '04, Sophomore Football. I7 VVentworth Frederic Kent English Wareham, Massachusetts Tabor Academy. I2 Lebanon Street Harold Lewis English Lisbon, New Hampshire Lisbon High School. I4 West Wheelock Street William Frye English, Ir., EN ' East Windsor, Connecticut Monson Academy, Editor Dartmouth Sfzzderzir' Handbook, 707, '08 Aegis Board. 30 Reed lfVebster Brewer Evans, fIDA6D, Turtle, Dragon Hyde Park, lVIassachusetts Hyde Park High School, Freshman Relay, Sophomore Relay, Sophomore Football, Varsity Relay, '05, Varsity Track Team, '05, '06, '07, Junior Prom. Committee, Floor Director Senior Ball. IPAQ House DARTMOUTH, MCMIX 41 John Stephen Everett, KIIKXII Framingham, Massachusetts Framingham High School, Business Manager Darlmoulll lllngazine, Class Historian, 'o8. I8 Richardson Edward Chipman Farrington, fIlAGJ Chelsea, Massachusetts Chelsea High School, Darllnoulh Board, '07, Athletic Editor Darlmoufh, '08, '08 Aegis Board, Vice-President Press Club, '07, President Press Club, 'o8. fI1A9 House Eben Winslow Fiske, QDIQXI' Waltham, Massachusetts lValtham High School, Secretary Freshman Class, '05, Vice-President Sophomore Class, '06, Freshman Relay, '04.. 29-30 South Fayerweather Joseph A. Flanagan, fDKiI' Boston, Massachusetts Boston Latin School. KIJKXP Rooms War1'en Cleaveland Foote, NIIY, Casque and Gauntlet Newton Centre, Massachusetts Newton High School, Freshman Baseball, Football Squad, '06, Hockey Team, '06, Captain Hockey Team, '07, 'o8. C and G House Edward Chandler Ford, QIDEK llflarshfield, Massachusetts Manchester CN. HJ High School. Bridgman Block William Francis Forsaith Auburn, New Hampshire Pinkerton Academy. 25 Lebanon Street Roscoe George Frame Topsfield, llflassachusetts Newburyport High School, Pulnamn Free School. 1 Thornton Donald Yerdon Frothingham, AAQIY New York, New York Fort Plain KN. YJ High School, Dartmouth Board, '05, '06, '07, Managing Editor Dartmouth, '08, '08 Aegis Board, Press Club, '07, '08, Assistant Class Secretary, 'o8. ANI' House John Baldwin Glaze, KKK, Turtle, Sphinx, Palaeopitus Denver, Colorado Boulder State Preparatory School, Colorado, Varsity Football, '04, '05, Captain Varsity Football, '06, '07, Varsity Baseball, '05, '06, '07, Captain Varsity Baseball, '08, Class Marshall, 'o8. n KKK Houge Percy Elhanan Gleason Everett, Massachusetts Everett High School, If I Were Dean. 24 Massachusetts 42 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI Joseph Alfred Goodhart Randolph, Vermont Randolph High School, Freshman Baseball, Sophomore Baseball. 1' College John Harvey Gray, EN Chicopee, Massachusetts Chicopee High School, Class Track Team, '04, '05, '06, Varsity Track Team, '05, '06, '07, Football Squad, '07. 30 Reed Eliphalet Austin Greeley, EN Haverhill, Massachusetts Haverhill High School. 5 South Fayerweather Lester Clyde Greenwood, EN 1 Farmington, Maine Farmington High School, College Band, '05, '06, '07, '08, Varsity Football Squad, '06, '07, College Orchestra, '08. l 18 Wentworth Thomas Jerome Gritlin South Hadley Falls, Massachusetts Cushing Academy. I Wentworth Winthrop Austin Griffin, XCID Wakefield, Massachusetts Wakefield High School. Xi' House Laurence Wakeman Griswold, QAX, Casque and Gauntlet Batavia, New York Batavia High School, Mandolin Club, 'ai, '05, 'o6. C and G House Gustavus James Gustafson, CIPEK East Boston, Massachusetts East Boston High School, Deutscher Verein. I2 Fayerweather Warren Freeman Hale Salem, Nlassachusettts Stone School, Orpheus Club, '06, If I Were Dean , French Play, ,075 Chess Club, '07, Cercle Francais, '07. I7 South Fayerweather Walter Aiken. Hancock, EX Franklin, New Hampshire Franklin High School. I9 College Hall Fred Ernest Hanson, KE Springvale, Maine Brewster Free Academy. 22 New Hubbard Jesse Harding, ATA Haverhill, Massachusetts Haverhill High School. I9 Reed - Albert Rockwell HHZCH, EX White River junction, Vermont Kimball Union Academy, College Band. zo Crosby DARTMOUTH, MC tix 43 Edwin Humphrey Hazen, X411 Mount Herman School. N lVIiddletown, Connecticut 23 South Main Street Ralph Willlalll HHZCU Bethlehem, New Hampshire Littleton High School. ' I7 Sanborn ROgC1' Ffilllli XTK, AAE Tilton, NCXXI I-Igfflpshife . Tilton Seminary, Runner-up Tennis Tournament, Fall, '05, Honorable Mention Graphics, '06, Second Spaulding Prize, Graphics, ,O7. I9 Reed IOl1r1 Holmes Hinlnfln, EX North Stratford, New Hampshire Stratford High School, Freshman Football, Sophomore Football, Assistant Manager Glee Club, ,071 Manager Musical Clubs, 'o8. Crosby Arthur Hoar Lawrence Academy, '08 Aegis Board. Harold Sawtelle Hobart, XCD 48 Wlleeler West Acton, Massacliusetts I8 Sanborn Nashua, New Hampshire Nashua High School, Freshman Baseball, Sophomore Baseball, Varsity Baseball Squad, '06, '07, Senior Class Executive Committee. Fred Hudson Hodgson Xi' House Nlethuen, Massachusetts Methuen High School, Freshman Debating Team, Sophomore Debating Team, Debat- ing Union, Lockwood Prize Essay, '07, English Notes, Second Prize, ,O7. Luther hdaxwell Howe, QKKII 9 Hallgarten Wakefield, Massachusetts 'VVakefield High School, Golf Team, '05, Darimozdlz Board, 'oS. 6 Proctor Curtis Edward Huebener Dorchester High School, College Band, ,07. Morton Hull, SAX, Turtle, Casque and Gauntlet Hyde Park High School, Mandolin Club, '07, Choir, '05, Commencement Usher, Octet, '08. Stacey Burton Irish, XTK Kimball Union Academy. Burr Polk Irwin, EX Quincy High School, University of Illinois. Dorchester, lVIassachusetts 3 South Fayerweather Chicago, Illinois '06, '07, Glee Club, '07, C and G House Northfield, Vermont 2 Sargent Road Quincy, Illinois 38 Massachusetts 44 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI Follette Israel Isaacson . Dorchester High School, President Sophomore Class, Thomas Eugene Jordan, QKKII Lebanon High School. Harold Winslow Joyce, CEAX Dedham High School, Second Rollins Prize, 'o6. Roy Harmon Keith, EX Cutlers School, Sophomore Basket Ball. Harry Bean Kennedy, X119 Spokane High School. Robert Augustus Klahr Heidelberg Academy, Amherst College. Joseph King Knight, Jr., K2 Hdye Park High School, Rufus Choate Scholar, '05, Dorchester Center, Massachusetts Second Semester. I7 Reed Lebanon, New Hampshire Bridgman Block Dedham, Massachusetts zz Richardson Watertown, Massachusetts 22 Massachusetts St. Paul, Minnesota Xi' House Bloomville, Ohio I3 Sanborn Hyde Park, Massachusetts Honorable Mention, German and Latin, '05, '08 Aegis Board, Banjo Club, '07, Class Poet, '08. 17-18 Fayerweather William D. Knight, CIDFA, Sphinx, Palaeopitus Rockford, Illinois Rockford High School, Freshman Football, Sophomore Football, Varsity Football Squad, '05, '06, '07, '08 Aegis Board, Junior Promenade Committee, Senior Executive Com- mittee. Benjamin Clement Knox St. Anslem's College. Fred Gray Leary, KDFA, AAE Colgate Academy, Colgate University. William Levan Lee, AKE East High School, Sophomore Baseball. William Wallace Lee, Jr., K2 Malden High School, Freshman Football, Football Squad, 'o5. George Paul Leete, XTK Concord High School. 5 Crosby Nlanchester, New Hampshire I Bartlett Hall New Hartford, New York Thayer School Building Cleveland, Ohio 62 Wheeler Malden, Massachusetts I5 South Main Street Concord, New Hampshire 25 Fayervveather X DART M OUTH, MCMIX 45 Arthur Leon Lewis, KDFA Lakeport, New Hampshire Laconia High School, Dramatic Club, ,O7, '08, Address to President, 'o8. 6 New Hubbard lVIa.son Avery Lewis, KDAQ, Dragon Denver, C0101-ado Colorado Springs High School. 'DAG House hdorton Lee Lewis Claremont, New Hampshire St. Paul's School, Cercle Francais. I7 Fayerweather Joseph Ralph Libby, XKID Putnam, Connecticut Putnam High School. 14 Sargent Road Ernest Avery Lincoln Fall River, Nlassachusetts Worcester Academy, Massachusetts Agricultural College. 2 Ford Block Isaac Beauchamp Locke, SAX, Dragon Belmont, Nlassachusetts Cushing Academy. rr Crosby Porter Webber Lowe, EX Fitchburg, Nlassachusetts Fitchburg High School, '08 Aegis Board. I7 Richardson Joseph Richard Lunt I Groveland, Nlassachusetts Groveland High School, Freshman Cane Spree. CAbsent First Semesterj. Howard Edward NIcAllaster, AKE, Casque and Gauntlet, Palaeopitus Winnetka, Illinois Williston Seminary, Dartmouth Board, '05, '06, '07, Editor-in-Chief, '08 Aegis ,- Dart- mouth Press Club, Editor in Chief, Darimoutlz, lo8, Editor in Chief, The Totem, Webster Club. 2I College Hall Thomas Savory McAllister Auburndale, Massachusetts Pinkerton Academy, Orpheus Club, ,07. 24 Massachusetts John Daly McCarthy, AAE Fitchburg, Massachusetts Fitchburg High School. 23 Thornton Peter Florence McCarty Dorchester, iVIassachusetts Dorchester High School. 3 South Fayerweather ' John Hazen McElwain, K2 Holyoke, Massachusetts Holyoke High School, First, Class of 1846 Latin Prize. 16 College 46 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI Arthur Douglas MacMillan, BQII Northampton High School, Amherst College. Scott Whitcher Mann, KE Woodsville High School, Webster Club. Gardner Sparhawk Marion, AACID V De Meritte School. Raymond Ro-bb Marsden, fplixlf, AAE Utica Free Academy, Honorable Mention in Raymond Eugene Marsh Keene High School, '08 Aegis Board. Lee Woodbury lllarshall Manchester High School. Chester Warren Melville, AAQD, Dragon Stone School. Guy Rindge Merrill Rindge Manual Training School. Richard Brackett lVIerrill, KKK, Sphinx Littleton High School, Cercle Francais, '06, ,O7, '08, 5 Rockport, llflassachusetts 21 Wentwo1'th Woodsville, New Hampshire I2 Sanborn Boston, Massachusetts 8 Richardson Utica, New York Mathematics, '06, '08 Aegis Board. 32 Fayerweather Westport, New Hampshire 23 Reed llflanchester, Massachusetts r7-18 Fayerweather Brookline, llflassachusetts 4 Crosby Cambridge, Massachusetts I4 Sanborn Littleton, New Hampshire Banjo Club, '05, Webster Club, '07, '08, Manager Basket Ball, '08, Senior Executive Committee. KKK House William Alexander Miller, XID Williston Seminary. Herbert Hamilton Mitchell, AKE La Grange High School. Harold Arthur Morey Hartford High School. , Thomas Paul Morrissey, EX Easthampton, llflassachusetts 33 Reed La Grange, Illinois I9 Crosby Wilder, Vermont Davison Block Springfield, Massachusetts Springfield High School, Freshman Basket Ball, Captain Sophomore Basket Ball, Fresh- man Baseballg Sophomore Baseball, Basket Ball Squad, '05, '06, Varsity Basket Ball, I 07, 'Q8. 43 Fayerweather DARTMQUTH, MCMIX 47 EZl.1'l hflower, EX Windggr, Vermont WVinds0r High School, Sophomore Football. 4 New Hubbard Frederick Hermann Nlunkelt, KE, AAE Brooklyn, New York Boys' High School, Thayer Prize in Mathematics, '06, Honorable Mention, Mathe- matics, '06, Honorable Mention, Graphics, '06, First Spaulding Prize, Mechanical Draw- ing. 7 South Fayerweather Andrew Leach Nichols Sudbury, Vermont Phillips Exeter Academy, Phillips Club, Track Squad, '06. 24 Sanborn Chester WHl'fCll Nichols Reading, Massachusetts Reading High School. Shurtleff House John.Aloysius Norton, KE South Boston, Massachusetts Boston Latin School, Track Squad, 'o5, Sophomore Relay Team, Dramatic Club, '07, If I XVere Dean. 16 Reed james Jackson Norton, KKK, Dragon Pasadena, California Phillips Exeter Academy, Mandolin Club, '04, '05, '06, '07, The Founders, '06, Phillips Club. KKK House Stanley Pearl Nute Farmington, New Hampshire Nute High School tMilton, N. HJ 7A, Thornton Hall Fred Dickley Ordway, ATA Nlilford, New Hampshire Milford High School, Freshman Baseball, College Orchestra, '04, '05, '06, '07, College Band, '04, '05, '06, '07, ATA House Arthur Dennis O'Shea, CDFA, Dragon Laconia, New Hampshire Laconia High School, Freshman and Sophomore Baseball, Varsity Baseball Squad, '06, '07, 5 Crosby Raymond Brewer Parker, BQDH, Reading, Massachusetts Reading High School. 2 Crosby Dana Parkinson Waltham, Massachusetts VValtham High School, Sophomore Football, Track Squad, '05, '06, '07, Senior Executive Committee. I 23 Reed William Hubbard Patterson, AKE Chicago, Illinois University High School. 17 College 48 THE AEGIS, VCL. XXXVI John Sydney Patton, Jr. Alston, Massachusetts Boston Latin School, University of Munich. I7 South Fayerweather Ralph Southworth Pease Fall River, Massachusetts Fall River High School, Cercle Francais. 30 Fayerweather Richard Rogers Peebles, ATA Ashland, Kentucky Ashland High School. ATA House Allan lVIoore Perkins, QDAX, Turtle, Casque and Gauntlet Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts Wellesley High School, Freshman Football, Manager Golf Team, '08. C and GHouse Eugine Miles Prentice, EX Du Quoin, Illinois' South Bend QInd.j High School, Mandolin Club, '05, ,O7, '08, Quintet, '08, James Sullivan Proctor, QDAX Phillips Andover Academy, Manager Freshman Walter Clarence Rich, QJAQD, AAE St. Johnsbury Academy, Sophomore Basket Ball. Joseph -Leyland Richardson, AACID Roxbury Latin School, Varsity Baseball, '06, '07, Football. Cornelius Augustine Riley, AACIJ, Dragon Phillips Exeter Academy, Georgetown University. Francis Asbury Robinson, X415 Football , Hockey I9 Richardson Fitchburg, Massachusetts Freshman Mandolin Club. 30 Richardson North Concord, Vermont 8 Crosby Roxbury, Massachusetts Team, '06, '07', Freshman ANP House Omaha, Nebraska 29-30 South Fayerweather Brookline, Massachusetts Brookline High School, Freshman Basket Ball, The Dartmouth, '06, ,O7Q Local and Alumni Editor The Dartmouth, '08, '08 Aegis Board, Mandolin Club, '08, X115 House HPUTY KNOX Rters Concord, New. Hampshire Concord High School. ' 3 Thornton DARTMOUTH, MCMIX 49 Carl vvllblll' Ross Calais, Nlgline C!1lillS SCl'lO0l. I0 Sanborn Arthur Boylston Rotch, CIPFA lVIilford, New Hampshire St. Paul's School, Varsity Tennis Team, '05, '06, 'o7. 5 Crosby Clayton Elbert Royce Woodstock, Vermont Montpelier High Schoolg Chess Clubg Classical Club. 14. Sargent Road Harold Ordway Rugg Fitchburg, Massachusetts Fitchburg High School, '08 Aegis Board. 7 Sanborn Robert Billings Rugg, AAID Boston, Massacliusetts Roxbury Latin School, Freshman Football, Freshman Mandolin Clubg Mandolin Club, '05, '06g Leader Mandolin Club, '07, '08, Quintet, 'o8. AAfP House Sydney Lee Ruggles Plainheld, New Hampshire Kimball Union Academy. 4 Thornton Alva Bruce Rutherford, ATA Waddington, New York Franklin Academy, Honorable Mention, Graphics, '06. ATA House Seymour Suffee Rutherford, ATA Waddington, New York Franklin Academy. ATA House Douglas Donald Ruxton, GDAX Ludlow, Massachusetts Springfield High School, Football Squad, '04, '05, '06, ,O7. 28 Richardson Charles Noah Safford, EX Windsor, Vermont Bordentown Military Institute. I9 Richardson Benjamin Eugene Sanborn, Ir. Leavitt's Hall, New Hampshire Brewster Free Academy, College Choir, '05, '06, '07, Orpheus Club, '06, '07. I 9 West South Street Frederick Edward Schilling, f-IJKKII New Britain, Connecticut New Britain High School. 4 32 Fayerweather Hugo Ignatz Schwarz Mount Vernon, New York Rutland High School. I7 North Fayerweather 50 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI Charles Conant Severance, ATA Rochester, New Hampshire Rochester High School, Track Squad, '05, College Band, '05, '06, ' - 5 Thornton Arthur Briggs Shaw, AACIJ, Sphinx, Palaeopitus Joliet, Illinois Joliet Township High School, Glee Club, '05, '06, '07, '08, 'Class Relay Team, '04, Orpheus Club, '05, '06, ,O7, '08, College Choir, '05, '06, '07, '08, Octet, '08, Track Team, '05, '06, '07, Captain Track Team, '08, Assistant Class Marshall, '08. 29-30 South Fayerweather Raymond Wa1'1'en Sherburne H Tyngsborg, Massachusetts Tyngsboro High School, Honorable Mention, Greek, '06, Honorable Mention, Latin, '06, Third Prize Novice Cross-Country Run, '06, Auditing Committee, '08. 25 Fayerweather Ralph Holmes Sberburne, XTK Penacook, New Hampshire Concord High School. 5 r 23 Fayerweather George Elliott Shipley, AAKIP, Turtle, Casque and Gauntlet, Palaeopitus A ' Oak Park, Illinois Oak Park High School, Chicago University, Track Team, '05, '06, '07, Relay, Dart- . mouth vs. Yale, Relay, Dartmouth vs. Pennsylvania, Inter-Collegiate Relay Team, '06, Vice-President Senior Class. C and G House Arthur Clement Sides South Groveland, hdassachusetts Groveland High School. 35 North Main Street Clarence Percy Skillin, 1I1Y, Turtle, Casque and Gauntlet Oak Park, Illinois ' Oak Park High School, Freshman Baseball, Varsity Baseball, '05,' '06, Captain Varsity Baseball, '07, Coach Varsity Baseball, '08. Edwin Watson Smallman, KE, lldalden, lldassachusetts Malden High School, Norwich University. Shurtleff House Porter lXdacDougall Smith, AACD, Turtle, Casque and Gauntlet, Palaeopitus Chicago, Illinois University High School, Freshman Mandolin Club, Mandolin Club, '05, '06, '07, '08, Quintet, '08, Freshman Baseball, Sophomore Baseball, Manager Sophomore Baseball, Junior Class Member Trophy,Committee, Senior Class Member Trophy Committee, Chairman Junior Prom. Committee, Golf Team, '05, '06, '07, Captain Golf Team, '08, Varsity Baseball Squad, '07, Cheer Leader, '08, Commencement Usher, '07. - C and G House Arthur Turner Soule, KKK, Turtle, Sphinx, Palaeopitus Brooklyn, New York Somerville Latin School, Glee Club, '05, '06, '07, Leader, '08, Dramatic Club, '05, '06, 707, '08, Track Squad, '05, '06, '07, Relay Team, '07, College Choir, '05, '06, '07 '08, Vaudeville, '05, '06, '07, Class Chorister, '08, Octet, 'o8. I2 Crosby M D A R T M O U T H, M C M IX SI Alden True Speare Lynn English High School, Choir, '05, '06, '07, Orpheus Club George Edwin Squier, XIIY, Casque and Gauntlet Holyoke High School, '08 Aegis Board, Dramatic Club, '07, Class, Senior Executive Committee. Bdalcolm Stearns, GMX, Sphinx, Palaeopitus Springfield' High School, Varsity Football, '05, '06, Freshman man Baseball, Captain Sophomore Baseball, Varsity Baseball Lynn, Nlassachusetts , 'O7. 52 Fayerweather Holyoke, llflassachusetts '08, Vice-President Senior C and G House Springfield, lliassachusetts Football, Captain Fresh- Squacl, '05, '06, 'O7. 36 Reed Park VVashburn Stickney, XTK Fargo, North Dakota Fargo High School, College Orchestra, '07, '08, College Band, '07, 'o8. I9 Reed Henry Lewis Stone, CDFA Haverhill High School. I Arthur Thompson Stuart, TAG, Sphinx, Palaeopitus Highland Military Academy, Goddard Seminary, Junior Cla President. Laurence Nletealf Symmes, SAX, Sphinx, Palaeopitus VVinchester High School, Cercle Francais, Business lvlanager ager Darlmouih, '08, President Inter-Fraternity Council, Sen John Appleton Tarbell, X41 - ' Somerville English High School, Stanford Davis Tappan, KIJAGD, Dragon Hackley School, Tarrytown, N. Y. John Morris Tatterson, CHJAX, Dragon Cushing Academy, Freshman Football, Freshman Basket B Sophomore Basket Ball, Basket Ball Squad, ,O7, '.o8. Franklin Barret Taylor New York State Normal School. Allan Gray Tenney, BGBH Boston Latin School, Cercle Francais. Haverhill, Nlassachusetts ' 5 South Fayerweather Lyndonville, Vermont ss President, Senior Class ANP House Wincheste1', Nlassachusetts '08 Aegis, Business Man- ior Class Secretary. 21 Crosby VVinchester, hiassachusetts I5 Crosby Hyde Park, Nlassachusetts 'PA9 House Biddeford, Maine all, Sophomore Football, 30 Richardson Centerville, Nlassachusetts II Pleasant Street Edgewater, New Jersey 2 B911 House 52 T THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI John William Thompson, AKE Cleveland, Ohio East High School, President Freshman Class. I 21 College Philip Laforest Thompson, QIJAGD St.. Iohnsbury, Vermont St. Iohnsbury Academy, Freshman Football, Freshman Basket Ball, Freshman Baseball, Captain Sophomore Football, Sophomore Basket Ball, Sophomore Baseball, Varsity -Basket Ball Squad, '05, '06, '07, Varsity Baseball Squad, 'o6. 8 Crosby Robert Fears Thompson, CIJAGD, Turtle, Sphinx Gloucester, Massachusetts Gloucester High School, Dramatic Club, '06, The Founders, Auditing Committee, 'o8. CPAS House Burton Durrell Thorpe, CIJFA Lisbon, New Hampshire Lisbon High School, College Band, '05, '06, '07, Leader College Band, '08, College Orchestra, '06, '07, '08, College Choir, ,O7. ' I7 Sanborn Lauris Goldsmith Treadway, KKK, Dragon Wollaston, Massachusetts Boston English High School, Assistant Manager Hockey Team, '07, Manager Hockey - Team, '08, The Founders, junior Prom. Committee. KKK House Paul Stephen Vaitses Nlelrose, lVIassachusetts Wakefield High School. I2 Sanborn August Frederick Vieter, ATA Lawrence, Nlassachusetts Lawrence High School, '08 Aegis Board. ATA House Richard George Vincens Springfield, Nlassachusetts Springfield High School. I4 Hubbard Charles Howard Walker, IDEK Portsmouth High School. Albert James Wheeldon Massachusetts Agricultural College. Howard Franklin Whipple, IIJAGJ Thayer Academy, Freshman Basket Edgar Fowler White, fI11'A, AAE Holten High School, Banjo Club, '05, Ball , Sophomore Foo Portsmouth, New Hampshire 4 South Fayerweather Worcester, Massachusetts 2 Ford Block Brockton, llflassachusetts tball, College Band, 'o8. ' 8 Richardson Danvers, Massachusetts 1 Richardson D A R T M O U T H, M C MIX 53 Ernest Claflin lVhitney Loring Villa School. W7illard Choate VVinl:ley Dover High School. Elisha Freeman NVinslow Norwood High School, Football Squad, '05, '06, YO7. Charles Albert lVoocl, KKK East High School Chflinneapolislg Pomona College. Wfilliam Hilrlen XVooclman, EX Haverhill High School. Reginald Vlfoolclriclge lvlelrose High School. lVil1iam VVarner NVorceste1', XTK Salem, llflassacllusetts Observatory Dover, New Hampshire I2 Lebanon Street Norwood, NIassachusetts 2 Crosby llflilbank, South Dakota KKK House Haverhill, lliassaehusetts 4.8 Wlleeler ilflelrose, lliassachusetts 1 2 Sanborn Hollis, New Hampshire Colby Academyg Freshman Basket Ball, Freshman Baseball. 24. Fayerweather Russell Burleigh W1'igllf, IDFA La Grange, Illinois Lyons Township High School, Sophomore Football. IQ Crosby Arthur Nlerriam Wyfman, X111 Swampscott, hlassachusetts Lynn Classical High School, Class Odist, 'o8. Xflf House JUNIORS. D. E. WATSON President T T Eiatnrg nf IHHEI As Caesar crossed the Rubicon so we put the Connecticut behind us. From that moment we were a class, .an entity and the veni, vidi epigram can be applied to us. What we didnlt conquer we quietly occupied. First we found the class of '06 with our own numerals turned upside down. We tlook possession of them and put the 6 on its feet with its eye where it ought to be. Then in Feb- ruary we took possession of Dartmouth Hall. Prof. Craven made such an imposing marshal at the head of the line that we put him on our war board as adviser and class officer. He hasn't advised us since for we've taken the law into our own hands. He keeps the office open and sweeps out. WVith the law in our own hands we took a few panels and a little glass out of Chandler Hall and kept the Freshmen out. The fire hose served as a rapid firing gun and an extinguisher of IQIO enthusiasm. We had Hour pictures taken without Sophomore interference in our Freshman year. This was done by seizing the strategic opportunity and placing Blink Brook between us and the enemy. Blink Brook will stop anything that can't fly high enough. When the Hrebells rang we answered and tried to save the Bridgman block. Every brick was saved. When Chuck advised us as to behaviour we cheered him and did as he said. No one ever treated Chuck like that before. When Skeet cut us we took revenge on his dog with green paint. No other class can do this for the dog has been relegated to a second Place in U Skeet's affection. Wlien we rushed the Freshmen we courteously gave them the football. This magnanimity has never been exceeded. - When we became Juniors we went to the first general Faculty reception. No class was ever well mannered enough to do this before our day. . The past is secure. It infiames us to greater deeds. There are authors, sailors, soldiers and swells on the scroll of ,OQ. CLASS. QF 1909 56 .THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXV1 ilnhiuihual iKPrnrh-ff nf ihe 0115155 nf IHIIH -Vi RABBIT George Ross Adams, KIIY Newtonville, Nlassachusetts Newton Hi-gh School, Sophomore Hockey. Dead 1111211 tell no tales. l Royal Kilburn Abbot, EX Old Dorchester, Massachusetts Boston Latin School. 24 Richardson Seeking the bubble reputation. I9 Massachusetts ff 10014 ff LILLIALN Russell Owen Alvorcl, XIJY 'Winsted, Connecticut Bordentown Military Institute, Orpheus Club, '06, '07, '08, Glee Club, '07, 'o8g Choir, '06, '07, 'o8. 27 Massachusetts. Her paxsirzg Qwar like ihe ceasing of exquixite muxicf' DARTMGUTH, MCMIX S7 William ASl1WO1'Pl1 ' Lebanon, New Hampshire Tilton Seminary. I8 Thornton rr 1 ff .11 UST ff Philip Stearns Nashua High Schoolg Class Basket Ball, '06, ,075 Varsity I Basket Ball H man may :mile and smile and he ll UiIlIliIl.U He halh n lean and hungry look. ' fl SH Frank Stearns Austin, KE Lynn, Nlassachusetts Lynn English High School. 22 YVheeler Al croohvrl .tnzilc upon his lip: find Iaughfrr in his L'ye.r. Avery, fI1I'A Nashua, New Hampshire Squad, '06, ,O7. II North Fayerweather PHIL Benjamin Ayer, EX Belmont, Massachusetts Belmont High School. 34 Wlleelei' Upon his hrofw .mt childish i7l7l0L'E7lCE.U l rrBENJJ 58 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI Laugh and gro-w fel. BACH E Theodore lldead Bailey, AND Sioux Falls, South Dakota Morgan Park Academyg Mandolin Club. I7 North Fayerweather He has been at a great feart of Irzlzgzmges and .rloleu Ike :rrap.v. I yield my Obiffllllf-11.1, - HAROLD Henry Reginald Bankart, AKE, Turtle Bridgton, lVIaine Phillips 'Exeter Academyg Captain Sophomore Football, Varsity Football, 'o7, Track Squad, ,073 Vice-President Press Club, 'o8. ZI Reed I am older than most men and kno-w the A-world. Everett Edward Bachelder Pittsfield, New Hampshire Pittsheld High School, Sophomore Football, Varsity Foot ball Squad, '06, ,O7. 8 Thointon BILL Harold Campbell Bales Wilton, New Hampshire VVilton High School, Cushing Academyg Thayer Prize Mathematics, ,O7. 2 College Hall ZBA NK DARTMOUTH, MCMIX 59 Benjamin Barstow Kingston, Nlassacliiisetts Kingston High School. 2 New I-Iubbard l l - ff BJIRT Fred Copeland Batchellor, KKK' Littleton, New Hampshire Littleton High School. KKK House If at fri! you don? .vucreezi fry again. rrFATJJ Hence! fvain, tidllldlllg joys. ff BEN Hollis Mfanning Bartlett Haverhill, Biasszichusetts Haverhill High School. 3 College Street IV: zmfvcr Ioo lair Io 111e11z1. ' BA TCH U Albert Wood Bates . Nliddleboro, Nlassachtisetts Middleboro High School. II YVentWorth Nlllarry sir-I fwozzld reduce my bulk. 60 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI Arthur Sidney 'Bedell Brooklyn, New ,York Boys' High School. 8 WCDtW01'th I fwa: not born for courts or great affairs. I pay my debts, believe abd my my jzrayerxf' BEDELIXI Iohn,Cleaveland Beebe Hampden, llflassachusetts Westfield High Schoolg Massachusetts Agricultural College. I6 Thornton How doth the busy bee ilnfrofve each shining hour. ff BEEB ff Samuel Kent Bell, KKK Exeter, New Hampshire Phillips Exeter Academyg Secretary Phillips Club, ,O7. KKK House The big round dumjrling, rolling from the pot. if JI Thomas Bell Exeter, New Hampshire Pittsfield High Schoolg Class Football Team, ,075 Football Squad, ,O7, 'o8. 8 Thornton A bell 'without a tongue. If JI DART M O UTI-l, M CM IX 61 Frank Henry Bird W7ellesley Hills, hlassachusetts Wlellesley High School, Freshman Football Teamg Sopho- more Football Team. , 22 'fllol-mon Sqc'vap on, you fat and greasy cilizcllf' ' CURLYH Delmont Rockwood Bradley, CIJACB Gloucester, Nlassaclrusetts Gloucester High School, Class Relay Team, ,ogg Football Squad, '06, Track Squad, '05, '06, zz XVheeler I fwlll his me bacle io Glouccsler and teach the firlzer folk. JIMMY TUB1s1 ' Clifford Austin Blake, KKK YVestboro, Nlassachusetts Phillips Exeter Academyg Mercersburg Academy. KKK House fl lofucr of lhe fworld and fwise In all his Quays. ff JJ Chester Snow Brett, KIPAQD Boston, Nlassachusetts Brookline High School, Freshman Football Manager,- Hockey Team, '06, 707. 6 Crosby I fooled them all, bu! nofw I am dircoweredf' 62 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI Dense as a London fag. rf Ji Chase Brooks, WY Holyoke, Nlassachusetts St. Paul's School. I3 WVest Wheelock Street Pleased fwith his hahble still, as that hefore ' Till tired he sleeps, and Iife's poor play is o'er. ff 0 J! Joseph Cleveland Brusse, B611 Denver, Colorado 'West Denver High School, Football Squad, '05, Football Team, '05, '07, BOII House For -we'll jfght, fight, fight. x r Patience, and shujfle the carrlsf' Fred.Sumner Brock Rochester, New Hampshrre Rochester High School. II Wentwortlm BROOK Ogden Brown, KIIY, Turtle Saint Louis, NIISSOLITI Morgan Park Academy, Dramatic Club, ,O7. 1 ' V 2 Proctor House U DARTMOUTH, MCMIX 63 Harry E. Buchanan, EN New Yvork, New York Dewitt Clinton I-Iigh School. 13 yvheelel- .-In mnply fue.f.vcl gi-ve: lllc grcnlrtvi .f0IIlIti.U ' BUCK Wilbul' Irving Bull, XTK Billerica, Nlassachusetts Howe High Schoolg Sophomore Basket Ball Team, '07, XIII zzafurc Swcarr Il 1l71ifUL'l'5III grin. BURBY HBUCKYH l l Arthur Bertram Bucknam Stoneham, Nlassachusetts - Ayer High School. 2. Hallgarten 'UI .rickly lmllor ofuersjzrcarl his face. 16 South Fayerweather HBULLYJ' Harold Hitchins Burbank, GFA Calois, lVIaine Calais High School i II Sanborn He would impress you ar a bloated mullif' - 1 M , THEAEGISVOL.XXXVIb . l George Thomas Burns, fI1K1I1 ager Track.Team. GEORGE Robert Arthur Burns, KKK, Turtle Somerville, Nlassachusetts Somerville Latin School, President Class '06, '07, Class Baseballg Class Basket Ball, Sophomore Footballg Basket Ball Squad, lo6, ,O7. A 2 North Fayerweather Seed Ihou ll man 'wise in his ofwn conreitf' Manchester High School. HBURPH Harry Eugene Burroughs, GDAX Somerville, Nlassachvusetts Somerville Latin School 5 Hubbard Oaths are but fwords and fwords but fLUi1ld.u Ayer, lVIassachusetts Dean Academy, Football Squad, '05, '06, Assistant Man- I7 North Fayerweather I V A merry heart makeilz a rheerful cou7ztena11ce. lr If Benjamin Prescott Burpee, XTK Mianchester, New Hampshire 22 South Fayerweather Ha -would not fwilh zz jneremjrlory tone - Alssert the nose on hix fare III !1i.r anon. HARRY DARTMOUTH, MCMIX 65 Arthur Leet Buxton Springfield, Massachusetts Springfield High School. 3 Richardson Thou be Il .re-van' .four-complcxiofmd man. - HFREDDIEH Charles Wallingford Cartland Dover, New Hampshire Dover High School. ' zo South Fayerweather Bly lip: are :virgin to a -woma7z'.f kiss. N ORB! l rr n Frederic Aloysius Carroll, KKK Worcester, Massachusetts Classical High School, Clark University, Dramatic Club, ,O7, 'o8. KKK House He urezl to tell me in his boastfnl fway, Hofw he had broke the heart of pretiy maids. , CHA S Norman Rudolph Catharin, B911 Chelsea, llflassachusetts Chelsea High School, Freshman and Sophomore Football Teams. . BSU House What ho! Kate. l 66 THE AEGIS, VOIL. XXXVI Harley Tuttle Caverly, KKK Rutland, Vermont Phillips Exeter, Allen School. KKK House And fast before her faZher'.f men, Three day: fwe fled together. ff If Edgar Stratton Chapperlear, ATA Zanesville, Qhio Phillips Exeter Academy, Phillips Club. ATA House , I have not loved the world, nor the .world me. CH .4 P .Laurence Carlisle Chase Everett, hlassachusetts Everett High School, Dow Academy. 9 Pleasant Street Sleep on and dream of heaven awhile. ELSIE Philip lllinot Chase, fI7:K1If Boston, lllassachusetts Worcester Academy, Varsity Debating Team, '06, ,073 Manager Varsity Debating Team, 'o8. A zo VVheeler I am i7ltiij9:Bf87lf.n ff JJ D A R T MOU T H, M C MIX 67 John Roland Childs, KIIY Evanston, Illinois Evanston High School, Freshman Mandolin Club, 'o6g Mandolin Club, '07, '08, College Band, '06, ,O7, 'o8. Gayly lllc Iroubarlour touched hi: guitar. ' ff Jil CK Harold Symmes Clark Newton High Schoolg The man fwhose .rilent day: in harzziless joys are spent. l CLEIVI 5 Massachusetts If II John VVzn'ren Childs Henniker, New Hampshire I-Ienniker High School. 41 South 'Main Street Too young fo knofw the fzuicleezizzzfxx of life. Auhurndale, lVIassachusetts Orpheus Club, 107. 16 South Fayerweather CLARKY Ralph Byron Clement Chelsea, Nlassachusetlts Chelsezi High School. 16 Thornton Lord of lzinzself tho' not of landx, And lzafving nothing, yet hath all. 68 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI John Clough, AKE Memphis, Tennessee Phillips Andover Academy. 3 Richardson Vanity of Vanities .... all is Vanity. JACK Reginald Hunter Colley Rockport, lVIassaohuset-ts Gloucester High. ' 22 Thornton l I once did pride myself on my 1uou.rtachL'. H FIUNTER Frank Lawrence Cory Lebanon, New Hampshire Lebanon High School. Dartmouth Press I ve raleezl Me mcadofw: .vfzueel Lwitlz hay. FRA NK Russell Cowles, CIPAQB Des Moines, Iowa Algone High School, Cornell College. 'II Richardson I am not formed of common clay. ff RUSS ff DARTMOUTI-I, MCMIX 69 Clarence Ifdwin Cummings, BGDII Beachmont, Massachusetts Chelsea High School, Freshman and Sophomore Baseball Team, '06, ,O7. B011 House For.rooll1, I Illll not IllllCll I1 md, tho Ihcy do tall me so. 1 , we SLIJM' 'U Ralph Earl Cushman, CDAGD Burlingt0l11 VC1'm0m Burlington High Schoolg Vermont Academy. wA6,HOUSC For Ilze apparel oft pracIai111.v the man. HDAVEU If JJ Ralza Nlilon Cummings, AKE Concord, New Hampshire Concord High School 7 Richardson Be plain ill fires: and sober in your diet. rr JJ Marshall Freeman Davis, K2 C , ' North -Conway, New Hampshire - Brewster Free Academy, Class Football Team, '05, Var- sity Second Football Team, '06, Varsity Football Squad, ,07, Bridgman Block He goes to his 'work like the llzief to the gallorwsf' 70 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI LIND Herman Louis Dillingham, AKE Milford, Massachusetts ' Milford High Schoolg Football Squad, '05, '06, '07, Vice- President Freshman Class, Sophomore Hockey Team, Col- lege Band, '06, '07, '08, Orchestra, '08, College Choir, '08, - 6 'Crosby God .vmzfieth and gi-'uelh both moutlz and the meat. Lindley Richard Dean Charlotte, Vermont Vergennes High School. I8 Thornton ' I seem Zo tread on rlasrir ground. CAI RL . Arthur Franklin Doe, CDEK Somerville, Massacl1usetts Somerville Latin School, Track Squad, '06, Hockey Team, i '07, '08. I Bridgman Block For I am nothing if not critical. i 1: DILL Carlton Noyes Dodge Henniker, New Hampshire Phillips Andover Academy, Freshman Football, Second Football, '06, College Band, '06, JO7. 6 South Street U11 from ilze rncadofzvs green fzuilh corn. ART DARTMOUTH, MCMIX 71 Charles Elbert Dole, XTK Lebanon, New Hampshire Lebanon High School, Track Squad, 'o6. 26 YVheeler l'Ierb.r and olher country n1e.f.ve.r, llfhifh llle neat llanrleri Pllyllix rl1'e.v.reJ. , CHARLIE John Hancock Dowdall, EX Danvers, Massachusetts Danvers High School, College Band, '06, '07, '08, College Orchestra, '08, Mandolin Club, 'oS. 8Wheeler - Laugh, man, laugh. rrJACK:: Walte1' Julius' Leopold Dreyfus New York, N. Y. Dean Academy, Football Squad, '05, '06, ,O7Q Freshman Football, Dramatic Club, '05, '06, Freshman Mandolin Club, Darlmouilz Board, '05, '06, '07, Local Editor Dart- Il20lLlll, 'o6. rr JJ 20 Crosby Fallen, fallen, fallen, fallen, Fallen from l1i.r lziglz e.vIate. I' BHRNE Y James Glynn Driscoll, AKE VVhitinsville, lVIassachusetts Williston Seminary, Varsity Baseball Team, '06, Fresh- man Basket Ball Manager. ZI Reed Ecce homo. 72 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI ' Benjamin Harmon Dudley, XTK Malone, New York Iii-anklin Academy. I2 South Fayerweather None and himself mn be hir parallel. :rDUD:: A Clarence Eugene Dunbar Mlancliester, New Hamoshire Mancliester High School. 4.1 South Main His 'voice was ever soft, gentle, and low. ' 1 ff JI George Henry Dwenger Brooklyn, New York Boys' High School. ' ' zo New Hubbard Bly Bla 11165 117001 Soap. n Q ff IJ Robert B. Eaton, XTK Roxbury, Massachusetts I Roxbury High School. 45 Massachusetts Al defvil lurleczi fwithin hi: .vmile. rrBOB J: DARTMOUTH, MCMIX 73 ilfVHltC1' Irving Eaton Brimficld, hlassachusetts Hirchcocl-1 Free Acaclemyg Orpheus Club, '06, ,O7Q Choir, 'o6. 3 College Street Ilfilh lezzrmfd mini, He burn: Ibn lllililligllf ker0.vc11c. . EAIIE Henry Alker Erhard Brookline, Nlassachusetts Brookline High School. 4 llfhen you know yozfre not forgotten. UTOMW HDEKEU Emile Henri Erharcl, AKE Brookline, lVIassaohusc-:tts Brookline High Schoolg Varsity Hockey Team, ,075 Aegis Board. I7 College Board! l HPIENRYH Thomas Albert Fardy, 4I3KlIf Randolph, Massachusetts Thayer Academy. Ia Thornton Pd rather be an Irishman than be Il millionaire. 74 THE AEGIS, v,oL. XXXVI Leon Baker Farley, GDAX, Turtle Nashua., New Hampshire Phillips Exeter Academy, Commencement Usher. II Crosby Hit him again! He': Iri.rlz. IWIKE William Ingraham Fearing, AKE Newton, Nlassachusetts Newton High School, Freshman Football, Sophomore Base- ball, Class Treasurer, 'o8. - 21 Richardson He deccifzler in hir greai conceit. ff JI Clarence Ames Fisk Brighton, lliassachusetts Boston Latin School, Brighton High School, Dramatic Club, 'o6g Freshman Debating Team, Sophomore Basket Ball. 8 Massachusetts n1g7l0flIL'7' argument agkzinsi coezizzczztionf' N PSYCPIE Horace Teller Fleisher V Philadelphia, Pennsylvania William Penn Charter School. 28 College Fling away amI1iti0n. FLEISH ' DARTMOUTH, MCIWIX 75 Harry Rabardy Floyd Manchester High School. I6 Crosby Cond naluru an l l ' MERRILL Harold Edwin Forema Harvard School. He .vlood on BROIVNIE Nlanchester, Nlassacliusctts rl good ,reuse musl alfway: join. SUNNY Dflcrrill llffidcllcton Follansbee, AND Chicago, Illinois Chicago Manual Training Schoolg University High Schoolg Track Squad, 'o6. 25 South Fayerweather The glam of faxhion and the would of form. n Chicago, Illinois 44 YVheeler Mg ' bridge ' at midnight. ' I NREDU Harold Richard Foss, XTK Portland, Maine Portlanizl High School. 22-23 North Fayerweather Gifted in parleyf' 76 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI A Walter' Harold Foster Dover, New Hampshire Dover High School, 1 Wheeler Come ofver from Do-ver, H IVALT Bertrand Carr French, CDAG9 Sandwich, Massachusetts Sandwich High Schoolg Darimouflz Board, '06, 707, '08, Sophomore Basket Ball. 'PA9 House IVI ary! Alarjf! Quite confraryf' DIARY Stanley Gates, AKE Claremont, California Pomona College Preparatory School. 38 VVheeler Drink, pretty creaiure, drink! STAN 1' Walter Herman Golde Brooklyn, New York Boys' High School. I 59 Wheeler God made himg let him pass for zz man. GOLDIE - f DAR'rMoU'1'H, MCMIX 77 Ernest Herman Goodrich Portland, lVIaine Nlontpelier High School. 3I X'Vheeler GOODIE Robert Rutledge Gould, EN Portland, Connecticut Portland High Schoolg Honorable Mention Mathematics, ,O7Q Honorable Mention Graphics, lO7. I3VVer1tW0rtl1 W rr Genfle as lhc fwinds of Blrzyf' BUSTER George Goodwin Bethel, Vermont Colby Academyg Bangor Theological Seminaryg Newbury Academy. Lewiston, Vermont Judge not lhe preacl1er. Speaks an infinite deal of nothing. l N J! A Joseph Rae Graff, 112.4319 Peoria, Illinois Central High School fWasl1ington, D. CJ 6 Crosby Blow, gentle breezes, bla-w. rr J: 78 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI Arthur Leslie Graves Wells River, Vermont Phillips Andover Academy, V 7Hallgarten Ewen a hair may cast his shadow. rrARTu A Harvey Wilbur Graves, AKE Rochester, New York Rochester East High School, University of Rochester. A 24 College Hall O71C6. lUifll the embattled farmer: stood. l ff IJ Oliver Parker Greenwood, XTK Billerica, Nlassaehusetts Lexington High School, Sophomore Basket Ballg Orpheus Club, '07, College Orchestra, lO7Q 'o8. 22 So. Fayerweather Does nat burn. i ' l GREENY Arthur Archibald Hadden, CDKNII Muskegon, Nlichigan Hackley Manual Training School, Olivet College. I ' Q 7College Came into our midst 1l7Zkl10fLU7l.u rr JJ DARTMOUTH, MCMIX 79 Harold Steward Hall, CITIKWI' Hudson, Nfassachusetts Hudson High School. I9 College Hall Oh! .vilenf afzeful Jphinx, fwhnl ir thy riddle? ' ff HAIMMIE H John Edward Hansbury Beverly, Nlassachusetts Milford High Schoolg Sophomore Baseball. 4. Bartlett V HANS ' NPIIYL11 Karl Raymond Hammond, 'XfD Nashua, New Hampshire Nashua High Schoolg Freshman Baseballg Sophomore Base- billl- I II South Fayerweather There are but fefw who 1311010 The Irmszvcr hid in lima. ,.i Hence, Ioatlzed DIelanrl1oly! ff JA CK 'f ' Fred Sumner Hanson, Ir. Somerville, Massachusetts Somerville English High. ' 23 Crosby AJ idle as a jbainted :hip upon-a painted ocean. so THE AEGIS, voL. XXXV1 A rr u Bertram Hatton, ATA Lebanon, New Hampshire g Choir, Clee Club, 107. U I I9 South Fayerweather Lebanon High School BIeJ.verl be be that fmt in-'vented sleep. ' 11 .u Jesse Hawley, Jr., CIJTA Nlinneapolis, Nlinnesota Mount Tamalpais Military Academy, University of Min- nesota, Varsity Football, ,O7. Davison Block Unolztrusiw-thatlv his art. ' Joseph Richmond Hatch, BCDII Chelsea, Massachusetts Chelsea High School, Freshman Football. B911 House Some men are born great, some in Chelsea. HAT Herbert Richardson Hawes, ATA Worcester, Massachusetts WVorcester Classical High School. 4Richardson II is manly io disrlaiiz disguise. ff JESS U DARTMOUTH, MCMIX 81 Sidney Channing Hazelton, KIPEK Medford High School, Class Secretary and Treasurer, '06, Class Baseball Team, 'o5g Varsity Baseball, '06, ,07- Fnfazzt in mind, an mnply jrilcl1z'r. 55 lfVest Nleclford, RfIi1SSZ1Cl1llSCtfS 35 Fayerweather rr u Arthur Lowell Herrick, KIJKNII Gloucester, Nlassachusetts Gloucester High School. II Massachusetts And Hl!1flIL'llII1fiC.l' claimed him for her mon. ff,HIB II If JI Alonzo Graham Hearne Kittery, Nlaine Kittery High School. 32 Hallgarten nflquakc, my soul! If 21 Hazen Kimball Hibbard Newbury, Vermont Kimball Union Academy. 3 Ford Block O'er his book: his eyes began Zo roll. 82 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI' 'Albert Hill Enfield, New Hampshire Gorham Normal Schoolg Bangor Theological Seminary. I2 Lebanon Street Thyxelf 710 more deceifue, Thy youll: hath fled. ' 1rAL11 Curtis Nlonson Hilliard, EN Braintree, Nlassachusetts Chauncey Hall, Bostong Track Squad, YO7. l I 47 Fayerweather I lzafvc ll maid in Germanic. ' 'f HILLIE U George H. Hinckley Portland, lVIaine Calais High School. 24 New Hubbard Choifc Kwords and measzzrerl fJllI'I1J6' above the reach of ordinary man. I-IINK James Hitcheock, KKK Cambridge, .lllassachusetts Cambridge Latin Schoolg Freshman Mandolin Clubg Dart- mouth Mandolin Club, 'o8. 20 Richardson He'lI make fl proper man. ff JIMMY f' a K1 DARTMOUTH, MCMIX 83 Robert Jameson Holmes, EX Newton, Df.l.ZISS2lCl1llSClll1S l Newton High Schoolg Chess Team, '06, lO7.- .1.2hvl1CClCl' In lmokx, or fzcorle, or lzvnlllzfnl play. H. ff31LLi.-1, Sanford Berton Hooker, EX Bradford, Vermont Bradford Academy. 24. Richardson rrPAT:: Imzacenfe abroad. ff IJ lVilliz1m Francis Holzer Arlington, New Jersey Kearny High School. I7 Thornton '1 da 7'L'll1L'IlIbL'l' an apolherary, .Jml hermbozzl he rlfzvellx HOOK V Philip Hough Dover, New Hampshire Dover High School. ' Q I YVheeler The tongue should no! be suffered to 0IlfflL7l the mind. 84 THE AEGIS, VUL. XXXVI Eliot Remsen Howard Hyde Park, Massachusetts Hyde Park High School. 22 Sanborn Noi .flapping o'er Ilze bond: of modesty. rr JJ Nathaniel Jacob Howland , IDAGJ ' New Bedford, Massachusetts New Bedford High Schoolg Track Squad, '06, ,O7. 'PA9 House Smoollz as mozzzmzcntal alabasier. BE.flN James Shaw Huselton, AKE Butler, Pennsylvania ' Mercersburg Academy, Sophomore Basket Ball, ,O7. I7 College Hall Al little lower ihan the angels. HJIMU William Mitchell Jackson Littleton, New Hampshire Littleton High School 4Wentworth A lazy boy and a rwarm bed are difficult to part. lrJACKJ: fl DARTMOUT1-I, MCMIX 85 Frederick Channing Johnson, XIIY - Newtonville, Nlassachusetts Newton High School, Captain Freshman Football Team, Varsity Football Squad, '06, '07, Sophomore Football Team, Hockey Squad, '06, 'o7. ZPI-Octor f1h.rc11z'c IIIIIATJ lhc hear! grofw f0mfm'. V l rr .u Eclxvard Patrick Kelley, EX North Andover, Nlassachusetts Lawrence High School, Captain Freshman Baseball, Sopho- more Football, '06, Captain Sophomore Baseball, Vice-Presi- dent Sophomore Class, Football Squad, 'o7. 43 Massachusetts The lender of I1 miglzly hos! qua: I. ' rf Ctylj U George Francis Kennedy, BGJII Roxbury, Biassachusetts Roxbury Latin School, Freshman Baseball, Sophomore Base- ball, Football Squad, '05, Varsity Football, '06, '07, Captain-elect Football Team, 'o8. 5Proctor Hail to the chief! KNUCK ' Carl Killam East Boxford, Nlassacllusetts Danvers High School. 34.1721-YC1'WC3.tl1C1' They also .rerfve who only ,vtand and wail. rr CARLJJ 86 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI Samuel Frederick King, X119 Y I Ne1wton,Highlands, Massachusetts Newton High School, Assistant Manager Hockey, 'o8. 4 I0 Crosby If chants fwill lzafve me king, fwlzy rhance may U'0'LU7l. me. SAB! - lVIauri'ce Kivel, XIIY Dover, New Hampshire East Denver High Schoolg Phillips Exeter Academy, Leader Freshman Mandolin Club, Mandolin Club, '06, ,O7, 'o8. ' 29 Richardson A 110031 dixorder in his dre.fJ. - rr u Valentine Isaac Klopp, KKK Blount Aetna, Pennsylvania Nlercersburg Academy, Orpheus Club, '06, ,07- KKK House Hack der Kairerf' KHISER ' Alvis Kusic Niagara Falls, New York Charriberlain Institute, Randolph, N. Y. IO Hallgarten The last of the 1-l40hiCl171.f.H, -rrlqL.u ' ft DARTMOUTH, MCMIX 87 Q Wfilliam Ers Lamb, GDAX Washingtoii, D. C. Technical High School, Yvashington. 33 Reed The Io.rI Jhecpf' ' IVILLIAHI U l!V'2llllC1' John Lane Gilmanton, New Hampshire Pittsfield High School. x3I?,lm fl 111211-llzaie of 0lll'.f. , l I H IIUILTER Benjamin Lang, QDAX, Turtle South Lee, New Hampshire Cushing Acaclemyg Erasmus Hall High Schoolg Varsity Football, '05, '06, '07Q Varsity Basket Ball, '06, '07, 'o8g Captain Basket Ball, 'o8. 36 Reed The afwakwzirzg of a giant .vlmkes Ihc earZl1. ff BEND Fred Dighton Laton, XII, Nashua, New Hampshire Nashua High School. 22 Sanborn Hfllethoughl, I heard a wire cry, 'Sleep no mare. ' rr JJ 88 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI Stanley Wiiitlirop Leighton, CIPEK Boston, Nlassachusetts Mechanics Arts High School, Freshman Football, Sopho- more Football, Hockey, '06, ,O7Q Track Squad, 'o6. 1 22 Fayerweather He battled with a king and -won. 1 PL UM ff A Richard Baldwin Locke, SAX Belmont, Massachusetts Cushing Academyg Freshman Mandolin Club. I 28 Richardson As full of .vpirils ax the month of Blayf' V , ff ll 1 William Albert Loughlin Woiicestcr, Nlassachusetts VVorcester Classical High School. 9Reed I am confused and know 7101 fculmt I Jay. fl Il Graham Spear Lyon, NIJY Lcgollief, Indiana Morgan Park High School. V 2 XVheeler A .4 lifve mouse ir better tl1an'a.dead lion. SPO TS , 5 DARTMOUTH, MCMIX 89 Allan lVIorrill h'IcCurcly Andover, Nlmsachusetts Phillips Andover Academy. 4.1 So. Main Street I .flood among flllflll, but 1101 of Mem. .IUHC Leslie Joe hfIcKay, ATA Denver, Colorado VVest Denver High School, University of Colorado. . MTCKY :HJC VValter Clyde NIcDuflee, KIDAQD CBrownj Rochester, New Hampshire Rochester High School, Freshman Baseball, Sophomore Baseball, Varsity Baseball Squad, '06, Varsity Baseball, 107. 1 Bartlett' All is not fwlml it :ee111.r. 26 Fayerweather lffben the Azcinrl is in Zhe lifes! The fweatherif at the bert, rr JJ Arthur Findlay lWcLane, KKK, Turtle Denver, Colorado West Denver High School, Varsity Baseball, '06, ,O7Q 'Foot- ball Squad, '06, lO7. ' WWI: malice tofward none and rharity for all. Q0 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI' Anson McLoud, EX 'Bost-on, Massachusetits Roxbury Latin School, Mandolin Club, '07, '08, College Band, '07, '08, Orchestra, '08, Glee Club, '08, French Play, 'o7. ' 29 Richardson Bly portrait doe: not do me ju.rlice. MAC Karl Roland il.VI3.C1'lCC1', GJAX 5 Napoleon, Ohio Napoleon High School, Oberlin College. I7 Richardson ff man fwho doth ozzislzirze ihe .f1l71.H V ff JJ Leon Craig Marshall Hanover, New Hampshire Hanover High School. 38 So. Main Street A Hanofucrizzn born and bred. ANDY Ralph Herbert Nlarston, QDKKII Roxbury, Massachusetts Roxbury High School, Hockey Team, 707. 8 Sanborn 'He Iowa.: the .rlzre-wdly biiirzgfwirzter air The frozen rifver and the fwings of steel. DINNY DARTMOUTH, MCMIX QI Edwin Daniel Mfartin Oak Park, Illinois A Lewis Institute, Glee Club, 107: College Choir, '07, Orpheus Club, ,072 If I XVere Dean. 55 WVheeler ff JA CK ff Henry Edmund Nfeleney, XCD Brooklyn, New York Erasmus Hall High School, Track Squad, lo6, ,O7, Secre- tary-Treasurer Golf Club, 307, Dartmouth Board, 107, '08, Aegis Board. MITCH Cullum ix hrs! in man. . rr.ED IJ Jasper Karl Nlason, KE. Calais, Maine Calais High School, College Choir, '06, '07, '08, Orpheus Club, '06, '07, Glee Club, '08, Assistant Manager Varsity Baseball, 'o8. I3 So. Fayerweather What mn I do to he famous? Chi Phi House Board! l fr JJ John Cyrus Mitcliell, Jr., ATA ' Boise, Idaho Lebanon High School, Freshman Baseball Team, Sopho- more Baseball Teamg Varsity Baseball Squad, 'o6. ATA House Delightful task to rear the tender thought i To teach the young idea ho-w to shoolf' 92 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI' Vice-President Y. M. C. A., '08, Board! JWOFF ' Howard Gage Nloody, KE Worcester, llflassachusetts Pinkerton Academy. 4.RiCl1?1I'ClS0U Not abofue fha ordinary man. g Elbert Marston Moffatt A Joseph, Michigan St. Joseph High School, Freshman Football Team, Fresh- man and Sophomore Debating Teams, Magazine Board, Business Manager 1909 Aegisg Treasurer Y. M. C. A., '07, I2 New Hubbard - 1110 OD Frederick Haubrich lVIora.wski, KIJFA Roxbury, lldassachusetts Dorchester High Schoolg Dramatic Club, '07, '08, 'Ulledecin 1 I llfalgri Lui, '07, If I Were' Dean, ,O7. PEANUT Leon Jeremiah Morse Wilder, Vermont Montpelier Seminary. Wilder, VCYIDOHY NoZhing but death can e'er rlifvorce his digniiyf' - II North Fayerweather ,nA7l inzji ofefuil, an inimitable imp! PARSON x DART MO UT H, MCMIX 93 Robinson Haile Nlower, QDFA Rockford, Illinois Culver Military Academy, Class Basket Ball Team, '06, '07, Varsity Basket Ball Squad, '06, '07. 6 North Fayerweather ' Tall limba' from lllc Ilfc.fI. Harold Hale Nlurchic Calais High School. ' l AIURCH Emmett Hay Naylor, NIIY Evanston, Illinois Evanston High School, Editor-in-Chief 1909 Aegis, Dart- 111011111 Board, '07, '08, Dzzrtmaulh illrzgazinc Board, '07, '08, Press Club, '08, Glee Club, '06, '07, '08, College Choir, '06, '07, '08, Orpheus Club, '06, '07, '08, Commencement Usher, The Founders , If I XVere Dean. I3 YV. YVheelock Street Board! ' ' , Y ' NE W'T fl 'lllaill-L' ac,' f0I'500fll.H H diamond in the rough. l BOB Calais, Nlaine II Sanborn rr 11 Allen Edward Newton, B911 Winth1'op, Nlassachusetts Stone School, Sophomore Football, Sophomore Hockey. BSU House 94 THE AEGIS,'VOL. XXXV1 Leo Francis Nolan, ATA Newport, Rhode Island Rogers High School., 3 Wheeler A delfuer in the art of chance. ' ff IRISH ff I Edward Plumer Norris, 112K Portsmouth, New Hampshire Portsmouth High School, Second Thayer Mathematic Prize, ,O7. ' 22 Fayervveather For he did figure io infinity. ff NED H Alvin Clark Noyes, EN Bethlehem, New Hampshire ' Littleton High School. 18 Wentwortli lffflat noise ir that, my lord? IIALJJ Ralph Wilher Noyes, EN Bethlehem, New Hampshire Littleton High Schoolg College Band, 707, 'o8. Shurtleff House Deep on his brow engra-wen, deliberation sat. - rrFATJ1 , fl' DARTMOUTH, MCMIX 95 Frank James O'Brien Johnson High School II mbilion, l l 5 Sophomore Baseball Team. North Andover, lllassncliusetts I6 XV:-:ntworth llzou gona' of 1111 Illflllkillthu ff JI George WO0dbLll'j' Oliplmnt, ATA Methuen, Nlassachusetts Phillips Andover Academy. 2Thornton Ladies llzwe ladies' fwhim.f. l I OLLIE Harold Allen Osborne, X411 Lynn, Nlassacllusetts Lynn Classical High Schoolg Vaudeville Club, 'o6g Press Club, 'o8g Class Baseball Team, 'o6, ,O7. XT House The magicimz rnutlcrr and knofws not fwhal he 7I11lff6'I'.S'.H fr JJ OZZIE Dean Pu-tnam Gtisv H-ancoclc, NeW.Hampshire Hoosiclc Falls High School KN. YJ 2 College He trudgcd along 1L7Zk7l0'LUi71g' 'what he fought, And mvhixlled as he fwent for lack of thought. 96 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI4 Thomas Oscar l Parker Pepperell, Massachusetts A Cushing Academy. V 35 No. Main Street Il is not good that man' should be alone. ff J! Taintor Parkinson Waltham, MaSSaChLlS6ttS YVaItham High School. I9WV6DtW0fth Sweet bird thai .fllIl7l,I'f llze noise of folly. l ff PARK Willianl Townsley Patch,2X Shelburne Falls, lllassachusetts Arms Academy. Bridgman Block ' Gently comes the 'world to More - That are fart in genile mould. DAN Roswell Thornton Pearl Boston, lX4assachusetts Boston Latin Schoolg Dm'lmoutlz Board, 'o8g Dartmoutlz Hlagazino, 107, 'o8g Aegis Board, ,095 Press Club, '07, '08, xo XVentworth Board! ROSC'0E Z' DARTMOUTI-I, MCMIX 97 Charles VVaclleigh Pearson Nashua, New Hampshire Nashua High School. 26 New Hubbard 1Wn.vic lmlll clmrm: fo .vooihe Me .rafuage bre11.fl. IVILEYU Chester Norman Perry, IDIKKI' Dorchester, Massachusetts Mechanic Arts High School, Captain Sophomore Hockey, Hockey Squad, ,O7. 8 Sanborn ' I llafue often regretted hafuing spoken, newer hafuing kepi silent. ff PE TE ff :r u VVar1'en Lawrence Peck, TAG St. Iohnsbury, Vermont St. johnsbury Academy, Glee Club, '08, College Choir, '03, 8 Crosby In all games it if good lo leafve off .11 fwinnerf' ff CHET 1' Howard Bigelow Peterson, CSX, K2 Waltham, Massachusetts YValtharn High School, Norwich University. I Shurtleff House 'HA gude fellow' ix zz costly name. 98 THE AEGIS, VOLSXXXVIS Russell Arthur Pettengill, KKK Minneapolis, Minnesota A Melrose High Schoolg Sophomore Footballg Sophomore Hockeyg Hockey Squad, '06, 107. 2 North Fayerweather A IVIIO are little fwixe the best fool: be. ff ,J Albert Whitfo1'd Place Francestown, New Hampshire Manchester High School. ' 4 4 Wentworth He has zz mouih for efuery mali.er. If IJ Fred Byron Plummer Hanover, New Hampshire Hanover High School. ' 2 South Park Street Nfornin' Hi! . V n l ff TEDDIEH Sterling Howard Pool Lynn, lVI2lSS21ChUSeffS Lynn Classical High School. S I5WVl1CCl-if Appetite comet fwith eating. ' ' SCIPIO K' DARTMCUTH, MCMIX QQ Harold Houghton Pratt, BQDH Dorchester, Nlassachusetts Boston English High School. I3 Massachusetts Bu! ill me fwilll Ihr olrl familiar juice, ll'lE'l'lli7IA'.f I mighi rem-var by and by. 'G If ll hlaurice Readey, QIJFA Nfanchester, New Hampshire Manchester High Schoolg 2nd Novice Cross Country Run, ,065 Track Squad, '06, Track Team, ,O7. f 27 Reed He that runs fastest gets the ring. Q SA WNY If II Harold hfIilton Prescott, AKE Concord, New Hampshire Concord High School, Freshman Football. 7 Richardson Look you, I myself am nearest to myself. .H IWIKE .F rank Joseph Reagan, fD1'A Framingham, Massachusetts Phillips Andover Academyg Class Baseball, '06, ,O7Q As- sistant Manager Basket Ball, 'o8. 24. No. Fayervveather i HE Ii-'ues in the brightness of 'each day. 100 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI' Dwight Thornton Reed Portsmouth, New Hampshire Portsmouth High School. 28 Hallgarten Hidden knorwledge differx little from ignorance. DW'IGHT Fred Leon Reed, KKK Malden, hdassacliusetts Malden High School, Freshman Mandolin Club, Vaude- ville Club, ,075 Football Squad, ,O7. KKK House Sneer.f are poor fweaporzx at bert. ff II Edward Dillon Rich, KKK, Turtle Boulder, Colorado Boulder State Preparatory Schoolg Varsity Football Squad, '04, Varsity Football Team, '05, JO7. I KKK House For l1e'.f Il jolly good fellonuf' , UHUSKY7 Leroy Nlowry Richardson Wincheste1', Mfassachusetts Wincliestei' High School. 25 Reed H proverb and zz byfword among all peoples. ff RICH if i - A DARTMOUTI-I, MCMIX 101 Ralph Joseph Richardson Fairmont, Nlinncgota Fairmont High School, Carleton College. 1 Hubbard The Qvorlrl knofws nollzing of il: gnrnlesl man. Earle Jackson Rogers, X111 Montpelier Seminary. R11 LPH Cabot, Vermont Xi' House So long, Alary! MARY U VV alter Clarence Rogers, EX , Quincy, Ddassachusetts Ballou and Hobigand School, Glee Club Accompanist '08, Orpheus Club, '08, College Orchestra, ,072 Leader, '08, College Band, ,07Q Manager College Band, '08, College Choir, 'o8. 4.New Hubbard l'd ratlzer be first in a little Iberian fuillage than ' second in Rome. I rr JJ SKINNY Kenneth Edward Root, AKE, Turtle ' Chicago, Illinois University High School, Class Secretary-Treasurer, YO7. 21 Richardson From nothing, nothing ran rome. V 102 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVIA Philip Marshman Rose Reeds Ferry, New Hampshire McGraw Normal Institute, Track Squad, 'o7. I5 Dartmouth Press Full many a flofwer is born to blush unseen. K , l l ROSIE Wallace lllason Ross, AKE Lebanon, New Hampshire Cushing Academy, Class Football, '05, 'o6, Football Squad, '07, College Choir, '06, Orpheus Club, '06, Treasurer Christian Association, 'o8. W 27 Fayerweather Good for good ix nalural. Good for efuil is manly. N PVHLLIE Willard Lewis Ruhe, BGJII West Newton, Nlassachusetts Allen School. 28 Wheeler ' Bla, I wan! to be a dude. BILLY Charles Diller Ryan, AAG, Turtle Springfield, Illinois Michigan Military Academy, Assistant Manager Dart- mouth Musical Clubs, 'o8. AAKII House The 'world is good, and the people are good, . And Lwe're all good fellofws together. ff DILL C DARTMOUTH, MCMIX 103 Clark Saville Quincy, Nlassachusetts Mechanic Arts High Schoolg Thayer Academy. 2 New Hubbard 1'm on ilw sea! l'm on the Jen! I IIIII 'wlwrc I fwould e-vcr bc! ff Il John Kimball Saville, XPY Wabaii, llflassachusetts Newton High School. 16 Massachusetts IVl1at': more mi.rcrabIe than di.rco21lc1zi? JOHNNY K George Henry Schildmiller, KIIY, Turtle Waterbury, Connecticut Phillips Andover Academyg Baseball, ,O7Q Basket Ball, ,075 Football, 107. 5 Massachusetts ' A drop of fortzmc is lworlh a Cask of iwisdomf' DUTCH Albert. Schofield, fIJI'A Newtonville, Massacllusetts U Newton High Schoolg Sophomore Football. 7 Wheeler AI man -geix no thank: for what he Ioxeth at play. H J: I 104 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI I Harvie Ellsworth Schwartz, CIJACEJ Yonkers, New York Bordentown Military Institute. 9 North Fayerweather - To a lazy man efuery day is a holiday. ' HARV A Bernard Nfatthew Scully Accord, Massachusetts Hingham High School, Sophomore Baseball. I7WCDfWOItl1 Our content is our bert hafuingf' ff JJ Curtiss Lanphere Sheldon New Britain, Connecticut New Britain High School. I6 Wheeler A timid man has little fhanre. CURT Arthur Howard Shoiapelry, KKK, Turtle ' , Everett, Massachusetts Everett High School, Freshman Baseballg Freshman Basket Ball, Varsity Basket Ball Squad, '06, '07, Varsity Baseball Squad, 'o6g Varsity Baseball, ,O7. KKK.House Heir a tough man, tough and defuilish .rly. SHRE CK 1 DARTMOUTH, MCMIX 105 Xvalter Augustine Sidley Lawrence, Nlassachusetts Lawrence High School, Class Baseball, '06, '07, Sopho- more Debating Team. I6 XVentworth I-10 who .rings flri-var afzuny J0i'I'0 lU.U SLWP lVIark Anson Smith, X111 Lebanon, New Hampshire Lebanon High School, Class Relay, '07, Class Debating Team, '06, Track Squad, '06, 'o8. 26 VVl1eeler 1-lrgument males: three enenzies io one friend. - If J! Claude Randolph Simpson Nlilford, Bdassachusetts Milford High School, Colgate University. 3 Reed Deallf: half-brofllcr, Sleep. l V IMAIRK Winrthrop Lamson Smith, EN Brooklyn, New York W Malden High School. 12.Massachusetts 'Ti.v persefverance lhat j2rcfuail.r.'7 ' rr u 106 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI Clifton Albert Snow, ATA Holyoke, Nlassaehusetts Holyoke High Schoolg Captain Freshman Basketballg Sopho- more Basket Ball. - 16 College And bzzrily all the night- DUTCH - Arthur Joseph Sporborg W Albany, New York Albany Academyg Rollins Prize Speaking, ,073 'Track Squad, 'o7. I 12. South Fayerweather Your character cannot be esrentially i7lj1lfEd'b1lf by your nfwn acts. V If JJ Arthur Burgess Stanley, KE Hyde Park, Bdassachusetts Hyde Park High School. Bridgman Block W'haZ'.v in a name? STAN Eugene Rdiller Stark, GDAC9 Turtle Cedar Rapids, Iowa Cedar Rapids High Schoolg Coe'ColleVgeg Aegis Boardg g Sophomore Baseball. 24vVl1CClCf 4 ff Board! H X ff GENE ff 'H DARTMOUTH, MCMIX 107 Robert llflason Stone, CDICXI' Wincl1este1', lVIassachusetts VViIlCllCStCl' High School, Dartmoufh Board, '06, '07, '08. I2 Hubbard fl little Iearnillg ix zz liI1IlgEf0llJ Ihingf' fl JI Perley Nelson Storer, fIvEK Portsmouth, New Hampshire Portsmouth High School. 4SouthFayerweather The dixconlenlmi man finrlx no easy chair. PERL - Henry Williaili Stuclclen, fID1'A Dorchester, RfIZ1SS21Cl'lLlSCtfS Roxbury High School, Golf Team, '06, '07, '08, Sopho- more Hockey, '07, Hockey Squad, '07, Mandolin Club, '08. 6 North Fayerweather That which one fwishes doex not alfwayx come to pass. H E1 NI E John Arthur Swenson, AACI1 Concord, New Hampshire Concord High School, Glee Club, '06, '07, '08, Class Foot- ball, '05, '06, Class Baseball, '06, '07, Choir, '06, '07, '08, Orpheus Club, '06, '07, 'o8. 22 Crosby It is good to learn at other 1nen'.v cost. V ff SPVENNIE 1' 108 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI Ralph Lauris Theller ' Cambridge, Nlassachusetts Cambridge English H-igh School, Varsity Debating Team- vs. Brown, '06, vs. Williams, '07, President- Dartmouth De- bating Union, '08, Chairman Triangular Debating League, '08, Dramatic Club, '06, '07, If I Were Dean, Rollins Prize Speaking, First Prize, '07, Class of '66 Prize Speak- ing, First Prize, '07, Vice-Speaker Dartmouth Congress, '07, Dartlzzoutlz Illagazine Board, Daftmouth Board, Aegis Boarcl, 'o9. 33 Massachusetts Board I 1 H Rf1LI H VV alter Evan Thomas ' ' Neath, Pennsylvania Mit. Hermon Seminary, Class Football, '05, 'o6. - I9 Wentworth H rough-Qballned, sturdy IVel.vhman. ff JI Sidney Hammond Thompson, QPAQ St. Johnsbury, Vermont St. johnsbury Academy. 8 Crosby 1 The dead and absent lzafvc no friends. TOIVIIWY Craig Thorn, IIIY Albany, New York Albany High School, Freshman Football, Freshman Man- dolin Club, Mandolin Club, '06, '07, '08. 2Proctor There is nothing half .fo .rfzvoet in life ar lofUe'.v young dream. , D UTCH, N DARTMOUTH, MCMIX 109 Herbert Leroy Tirrcll, AND Rlalclcn, Nlassachusctts Nfalden High Schoolg Freshman Mandolin Club. Quijr.r, and Cl'l1lIA'.f, and fwanton IVilcs. ff JJ James Norwood Tuttle Hzxrwichport, B'Il1SS21Cl1LlSCiIfS Harwich High Schoolg Thornton Academy. 15XVheeler In grief I have airways found eafing a muondrorzs relief. rrJ0HN:: 25 South Fayerweather ' BISCUI T Lyncle Tucker, NIIY Albany, New York Albany High School. 27 Massachusetts Hfldllgllfillffi lime: zuzdcr the .mum roof fwilh Jolilurlef' N , N rr J! John Cushing Varney North Chelmsford, Nlzrssachusetts Lowell High School. ' I3 Thornton He 'who the .vfword af God fwould bear Jlluxt be as holy zz: .vefuere. Q 110 THE AEGISKVOL. XXXV1 ager Golf Team, 'o8. Dana Elliott Waldron, KKK ' ' Portland, lVIa1ne . Phillips Exeter Academyg Aegis Boardg Assistant Man- ' IKKIQ I-101153 Board! . ff Il Herman Luther Walker, BGDII Cornish, New Hampshire Kimball Union Academyg College Choir, '05, 'o6, ,075 Track Team, 'o6g Glee Club, .'o6, '07, 'o8. ' 42 S. Main Street The heard doe: not make the philoropherf' ' HERB Harry Abbott Ward, EN Lynn, llflassachusetts Lynn -Classical High School. 47 Fayerweather. Though this he 1ll!1d7l6'5J yet tlzereiv method in it. - l YZ' drifve zz :nail to Rome. HERM Herbert llloore Walker, qlliqf Goff's Falls, New Hampshlre Manchester High Schoolg C IO Crosby ,-TRTEMUS DARTMOUTSH, MCMIX III Daniel Edward lVatson, BQTI Roxbury, Nlassachusetts Roxbury Latin School, Class Track Team, '06, '07, Var- sity Track Squad, '06, Manager Sophomore Basket Ball, Mandolin Club, '06, ,O7, '08, junior Class President. SMILER Thomas Cedric Wellsted, AKE Cleveland, Ohio East High School, Freshman Basket Ball, Sophomore Basket Ball, Dramatic Club, '06, ,075 President Dramatic Club, 'o8. Of' all joke: 'tis the Jadrlerl,-arzd more .md Bemure it make: zz: smile. li ' DUTCH BC-TU House I lmfue I1 'way about me. DAN Arthur Gordon Weiriz Roxbury, hdassaehusetts Roxbury Latin School. 50 Wheeler His C0ll7lf!,'IlII7ll'L' 110115 bright Quilh honest cheer. I2 Richardson H rr 1: Vernon Frost West, KKK , Portland, Maine Phillips Exeter Academy, Freshman Relay Team, Sopho- more Relay Team, Track Squad, '06, ,O7Q Phillips Club. - KKK House There golden xleejzv doth reign. 112 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI ' Springfield High School. ff JJ Walter hlerton Wlielpleyf slVinthrop,lVIassz1chusetts YVintl1rop High School, Massachusetts' Agricultural Col- lege, Sophomore Baseball. ' I5 Hallgarten Be silent and jmxr for a j1l1ilo.r0phL'r. IVHIT - Arthur Corclingley White, ATA . Roxbury, lllassachusetts Mechanic Arts High School. 3 XVheeler I fwa'd na ra' the king my cousin. Harold Abercrombie Wlieat, NIIY, Turtle Springfield, Massachusetts 3 Crosby Sjmrleling and bright in liquid light Does the fwine our gobletx gleam in. SEN,-51 TOR Henry Bassett Wliitconib, AACIJ, Turtle - Newton, lldassachusetts ' Newton High School, Manager Sophomore Baseball. - I6 Massachusetts Sensible and yer he reenzcth not. . REGGIE A' DAR Harold Cushing XfVl1lt11lO1'C Lynn English High School. For much :Indy is n fwmri11c.r.v of Mc fluff. PEE IVEEU Earl Wellington Wile3f,, AY Holyoke High School. fl blunt 1111171.11 F RA NK TMOUTH, MCMIX 113 Lynn, Massachusetts 48 College Street IV H I T Ralph Nlaynard Wiglit Ogclensburg, New York Ogdensburg Free Academy. 22-23 No. Fayerweather Talk: as familiarly of roaring lions flx lIl!1l!!.f'0f thirfecn do of puppy dogs. Holyoke, hdassachusetts . 4.3 Fayerweather rr JJ u Frank Birtwistle Williams, AAQJ Fall River, Massachusetts Durfee High School. 22 Crosby The smell of money ix good, come fzvhence it may. 114 , THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVIA. rr JJ Louis Forrest Wrigl1t,4I1K111 Campello, lldassachusetts Stone School, Phillips Exeter Academy. zo Wheeler Shoot, if you mutt, this old, gray head. ff DEKE ff joseph VVashburn Worthen, KKK Hanover, New Hampshire Hanover High School, Manager Freshman Hockey, Man- ager Sophomore Footballg Assistant Manager Varsity Foot- ball, ,075 Rollins Prize Speaker, '06, Second Class of 1866 Prize, ,O7Q Freshman Debating Teamg Sophomore Debat- ing Team, Orpheus Club, ,075 Glee Club, '08, Mandolin Club, '07, 'o8. rr Webster Avenue Illaide11.r should he mild and meek, Sfwift lo hear and .tlofw to speak. I g l LOUIS George lVIonroe York, ATA Somerville, Nlassaehusetts Somerville Latin School. ATA House Sober he is, but not revere, I' DARTM UUTH, McM'1x 115 Harold Leslie Andrews Earle Jacob Battey Rollo Kimball Blanchard NIax Knight Bonter James Henry Brannum Carl Hawes Butman Henry Irving Ca1'r William Xavier Cassidyii Thomas Francis Cavanaughx Archer Averal Clement Philip Stanley Cole Irving Page Colman James Israel Colson George lVIartin Cook Allan Jenckes Cooke lllitchell Thomas Daniels James Caxeter Davis Stillman Clough Davis, Jr. Henry Alker Erhard Hart Ellis Fisher Lawrence Vaughn Gardner Franklin Hamilton Gilbert John Francis Glynn, Jr. Walter Herman Julius Gold Henry Golden XDeceased. Bvparirh nf 19119 James Friend Greenebaum Trescott GriHin NIilton Blanchard Hager Werxler Helmboldt Alan Frederic Hersey Edwin hflitchell Hil-ton William Henry Hodgkins Simpson VVesley Horner Harold Hosford Richard Rdontague Hunt hdaurice Gordon Jewett James Herbert Johnson Oliver Ames Johnson Robert lVIann Johnson Charles Herbert Kent Percy Borden Kincaid Robert Harrison Kirkpatrick Francis Townsend Kullberg John Donald Lawson Richard Jeremiah Lord John Joseph Mzrrrinan Percival John lVI-cNaughton Robert Walcott lVIesser, 2d Harry Wilbert Miltchell Elmer Eddy Monroe Robert H. Nfontgomery Thomas Francis Murphy Richard Van Wyck Negley Floyd Bayard Newman . Jonah Jay Newton Elmer Keyes Niles Arthur James O'IWara . Augustus NIichael O'Grady Allison Cleavel-and Palmer Russell Brown Patterson Rollin Harmon Perley Arthur Sederquist Rollins Arthur Rose French Philbrick Sargeant Daniel Brown Smith? Theodore Rice Smith Frank Solomon Howard Kirk Spaulding Seymour Putnam Stearns - Edward Flagg Sweeney lldelvin Leo Straus Lester Sherwood Wass Ernest Frederick Wells Charles Herbert Whitman Ernest Claflin Whitney WEBSTER H ALL H SOPH ORES. C. W. T O B I N , President il'HifBiU1'Q nf 19111 The individuality of a class always changes as each of its years pass at Dartmouth. The greatest change develops during Fresh- man year, and is marked by the adolescence of unsophisticated youth into some feeble semblance of manhood. Unfortunately the efforts of the present Junior Class, who, baffled by greater numbers, endeavored to develop this enormous flock of geese into conservative ganders, prove futile. Still this flock quacks and id-iotically flaps the wing. The only hope now left is that after the imigration to the serious subjects of last winter, those waddling bipeds will return more capable and more worthy to call upon fthe genii lamp -of Aladdin for a il, miraculous change from a flock of ganders to a class of Dartmouth men. To trace the history of this class would be too pathetic for words. To portray any of their episodes would be too serio-comic. Tovgive a gentle and sincere Word of advice is all that the AEGIS can do. This gentle and sincere Word is that such an effete and inertiated class should cease its idle prattle, should bring about an immedi- ate transformation, should become Worthy of Dart-mouth, and should do more. The secret of this transformation is simple and evident. Emulate the sterling examples of universal capability found in they present upper classes of Dartmouth so that next year you may be able to give this same advice to 1911. CLASS OF 11910 DARTMOUTH, MCMIX 119 Glltlaa 3141111 nf 19111 Ralph Davenport Abercrombie, EX Tilton Seminary, Freshman Relay Team, Track Squad, ' Eugene Paul Albert, XQI2 University High School, Chicago, Illinois. Arthur Pratt Allen - Northboro High School. Clarence Eugene Allen, X411 Fitchburg High School. George Edgar Allen Haverhill High School. Ferdinand Douglas Armstrong, fI1KKIf VVinchester High School, College Band, '07, 'oS. Jerome Brigham Badgley Manual Training High School. James Baldwin, BCPDH Lawrence, Nlassachusetts o7. 21 Wentworth Elmhurst, Illinois ZI Massachusetts South Berlin, Massachusetts Davison Block Fitchburg, Nlassachusetts 1 Reed Bradford, Massachusetts 5 New Hubbard VVinchester, Massachusetts I2 Hubbard Denver, Colorado I4 Sargent Road . Somerville, Massachusetts Somerville Latin School, Varsity Football Squad, '06, Varsity Football, '07, Track Squad, 707. B9H House Ralph Guy Baldwin, BGJII -West Lebanon, New Hampshire West Lebanon High School, Freshman Baseball. Theodore Whig Baldwin Morgan Park Academy. Laurence Hardy Bankart, AKE Cushing Academy, Varsity Football Squad, '06, Varsity Football, Freshman Class, Manager Freshman Baseball. 8 Lebanon Street Oak P-ark, Illinois 55 Wlieeler Bridgton, Maine '07, Vice-President 21 Reed 120 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI Charles Albion Bardwell, XTK Dorchester, Massachusetts Dorchester High School. 9 Sanborn Almon Charles Barker New Vineyard, Maine Farmington High School. 25 Lebanon Street A Arnold Leavenworth Barrett Northampton, Massachusetts Northampton High School. 35,Reed Joseph Bartlett Auburndale, Massachusetts ' Perkins Institute, Boston, Massachusetts. . , 8 WCHfWO1'fh Leslie Clark Bartlett, QDAX V ,South Hadley, Massachusetts Cushing Academy, Massachusetts Agricultural College, Sophomore Football. I ' 24 North Fayerweather John Wesley Bates, QAX . Somersworth, New Hampshire Somersworth High School, Freshman Hockey Team, If I Were Dean. l i ' 29 Massachusetts Chauncey Buel Baxter, K2 Hyde Park, Massachusetts Hyde Park High School, Freshman Football. 37 Fayerweather Henry Starr Beal, SPY A Rockford, Illinois Rockford ,High School, Choir, 307, '08, Glee Club, ,O7, '08, Orpheus Club, ,O7, '08. ' - 8 Hubbard Thomas Lewis Belcher Winthrop, Massachusetts Winthrop High School. I5 Hallgarten Harold Culver Benjamin, IIDFA A West Medford, Massachusetts Medford High School. 29 Massachusetts Maurice Cary Blake, XCIJ Brookline, Massachusetts Brookline High School. I5 Crosby Richard Hans Donai B.oerker - Brooklyn, New York Boys' High School. 20 Reed Francis Anthony Brady, KKK 7 South Boston, Massachusetts South Boston High School, Varsity Basket Ball, ,O7, '08, Freshman Baseball, Sopho-. more Football. r 20 Fayerweather DARTMOUTH, MCMIX 121 Frederic Carleton Brooks East Denver High School. John Cowles.Brooks, EN Stevens High School. Philip Preston Brooks, EN Bellows Falls High School. William Glover Brown, Jr. Gloucester High School. Donald Runnells Bryant, X112 ,Nashua CN. HJ High School. Leslie Augustus Bull, XTK Lowell High School, Freshman Baseball. Fletcher Payne Burton, GJAX Williston Seminary. Guy Richard Carpenter, XCD Denver, Colorado 14 Sargent Road Claremont, New Hampshire ' I4 Reed Charleston, New Hampshire I5 Wentworth Gloucester, Mfassachusetts Noyes House Chicago, Illinois I4 Crosby Billerica, Massachusetts 4 Reed Newton, lVIassachusetts 6 College Binghamton, New York VVilliston Seminary, Glee Club, ,072 College Choir, ,O7Q Orpheus Club, '07, Press Club, ,07, 'o8. - 35 Reed Warren Shaw Carter Somersworth, New Hampshire Somersworth High School. John Anthony Cassidy I3 Sanborn Brooklyn, New York Boys' High School. 4. Elm Horace Barker Chadbourne, KKK Chelmsford, lllassachusetts Lowell High School, Football Squad, '06, '07, Freshman Baseball, Sophomore Base- . ball. 4.4 College Street h George Edward Chamberlin Manchester, New Hampshire Manchester High School. I7 South Main Street Hoitt Newton Charlton Marlboro, Massachusetts Phillips Exeter Academy, Phillips Club, Sophomore Football. , 25 Sanborn 122 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI David Allan Childs, EN r Methuen High School. Herbert Greenleaf Coar Adelphi Academy. - Guy Adams Coburn Conant High School. Henry Clay Coffin, KKK Everett High School. Albert James Coleman Cambridge Latin School, James Francis Colgan, Jr. New Haven High School, Henry Francis Collins Methuen High School. Chester Francis Comey Mansfield High School. Glee Club, '07, Choir, ,O7. Freshman Basket Ball. Henry Cheever Comey, CIDAGJ i Melrose High School, Freshman Basket Ball. Salem, New' Hampshire Shurtleif House Brooklyn, New York Z7 South Fayerweather East Iaffrey, New Hampshire Y 22 Hallgarten Everett, Massachusetts IQICK I-101153 Cambridge, Massachusetts 33 Massachusetts New Haven, Connecticut 7 Wentworth Lawrence, Massachusetts 28- Fayervveather Mansfield, Massachusetts 4 43 Wheeler Melrose, Massachusetts Q59 House Reading, .Massachusetts Marshall Ernest Comstock, fID2K A Medford High School, College Choir, 107, '08, Orpheus Club, '07, Glee Club, ,O7, 'o8. ' 3 5 Fayerweather 'Brown Cooper I Fort Wayne, Indiana h Fort Wayne High School, College Band, 'o8. 28 Wheeler Reuben Rixford Copp D Pittsfield, Massachusetts Concord CN. HJ High School. 5 Richardson Pierpont McClaskey Cowan, fDK1If' 5 Allston, Massachusetts Boston Latin School, Captain Freshman Football. I4 Sanborn Daniel Dustin Craft, XCID Chicago, Illinois University School. 41. Wheeler DARTMOUTH, MCMIX 123 Otis Thompson Crafts, KDFA Manchester High School. Charles Luther Crawford, KIPEK Rockford High School. Alpheus Dixi Crosby Morris High School. Williaxmi Edward Curtis, KE XVorcester South High School, Massacliuselts Agricultural Ernest Alden Cushman Hanover High School, Freshman Football. Hiram Norton Cushman, GBA Brighton High School. Raymond Fiske Cutler YVarren High School. Joseph James Davidson X North Stratford High School. George Clement Davies Vergennes High School. Williaiiu Hall Deering, EN VVorcester Academy. Nlanchester, New Hampshire 3 North Fayerweather ' Rockford, Illinois 6 Fayerweather New York City 8 Wentwortlx Wo1'cester, Massachusetts College. 21 Thornton Hanover, Nlassachusetts Shurtleff House Brighton, hflassachusetts 18 New Hubbard Vlfarren, Massachusetts 32 Reed Coos, New Hampshire 3 Ford Block' Vergennes, Vermont 3 5 VVheeler Saco, Nlaine I3 New Hubbard - John Harvey Dingle, IIIFA Omar, Delaware Williston Seminary, Basket Ball Squad, ,O7, Vice-President Sophomore Class, Sopho- more Footballg Varsity Basket Ball, 107, 'o8. 29 Reed Allen Barrows Doggett, Ir., NIIY Brooklyn, New York Erasmus Hall High School, Captain Freshman Hockey, Manager Sophomore Hockey Team. 8 Hubbard Francis Leonard Donovan Troy, New York Troy Academy, Dramatic Club, ,O7, 'o8. 7 Wentworth Harry Burns Dore Portsmouth, New Hampshire Portsmouth High School. 4. Massachusetts 124. THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI Allen Everett Dorr Pittsfield High School. Joseph Elliott Downey, AACIJ Phillips Exeter Academy. Harry Herman Driver, 1IJK1If Phillips Andover Academy, Varsity Football, 'o6. James Drummond, Jr., QIJKNII A Amesbury High School. William Wallace Dudley, ATA f Wayland High School, Football Squad, '06, ,O7. I William Arthur Dussault Franklin High School. Edward Henry Dusham Johnson High School. Nlaurice Warren Eastman St. Cloud High School. Whitney Haskins Eastman Fort Ann High School. Richard Maurice Elliott Lowell High School. Nathaniel Albert Emerson Hanover High School. Richmond, Massachusetts 7 Reed Newtonville, Massachusetts 1 Crosby Alleghany, Pennsylvania 6 Proctor Amesbury, lVIassachusetts I2 Thornton Wayland, Massachusetts Noyes House Franklin, New Hampshire 25 Lebanon Street North Andover, Massachusetts I9 Hallgarten ,St.,Cloud, Minnesota 22 Reed Fort Ann, New York 24 Sanborn Lowell, llflassachusetts 23 Richardson Etna, New Hampshire I South Main Street James Richard Everett, QIDKKII South Framingham, llflassachusetts Framingham ,High School, Dartmouth Board, '07, 'oS. Howard Fall, fIv1'A ' Malden High School, Norwich University. John Thurston Farwell, GDAX Phillips Andover Academy, 1910 Sophomore Football. 33 Fayerweather Malden, Massachusetts 9 Shurtleif House Berlin, New Hampshire 24 North Fayerweather , DART MOUT H, MCMIX 125 Roger Bent Farwell Newton High School. Charles Jackson Fay, ANI, Natick, Massachusetts 56-57 Wheeler Roxbury, llflassachusctts Roxbury Latin School, Dramatic Club, '07, 'o8. I Crosby John Alva Ferguson, SAX Dorchester High School. John Henry Field, Jr., QIHAGJ Dorchester, Nlassachusetts 5 Hubbard Nashua, New Hampshire Nashua High School, Freshman Baseball, Freshman Basket Ball. 'PAQ House John Haley Finn Lynn, Nlassachusetts Lynn English High School, Freshman Baseballgg Sophomore Baseball, College Band, '08, College Orchestra, lO7, 'oS. Frank Wiggins Fleming Manchester High School. Howard Lockhart Fogg Hyde Park High School. Philip lVIerrill Forristall, SAX Malden High School. Noah Sylvester Foss Plymouth High School. Thomas Albert Foster, KKK Portland High School, Sophomore Football. Allan Prime Fowler, XTK Nathan Hale School. James Frame, AACIJ Phillips Exeter Academy. Charles Edward Gibson St. Johnsbury Academy, Freshman Basket Ball. Gay Gleason, KKK Somerville Latin School. 9 Fayerweather NIanchester-by-the-Sea, Nlassachusetts I 6 Crosby Hyde Park, Nlassachusctts 20 Sanborn Malden, Rdassachusetts I3-15 Richardson Plymouth, New Hampshire ro Reed Portland, Nlainc I9 Massachusetts Yonkers, New York 1 Sanborn Newport, Rhode Island . I Crosby East Ryegate, Vermont 25 Massachusetts Somerville, lldassachusetts , 29 Massachusetts 126 THE AEGIS, V OL. XXXVI George Frederick Gonyer Littleton High School. Harold Ingham Goodere Fitchburg High School, Freshman Basket Ball. Henry Evans Gooding Portland High School. Arthur Alexander Gordon, XTK Spaulding High School. Robert Raymond Gorton, 1I1I'A Newton High School, Golf Team, ,O7. Arthur Coleman Gow Somerville Latin School. ' William Bradford Grant 'Manchester High School, Freshman Baseball. George Alexander Graves, 2nd, WY Springfield High School, Freshman Baseball. Donald Whittier Greenwood, EN Farmington High School. Ned Gray Griffin Albany Academy. Carl Diedrich Groat Pittsfield High School. Martin Edward Hannon, QDAX ' Littleton, New Hampshire 14. Lebanon Street Fitchburg, Massachusetts 27 South Fayerweather ' Portland, Maine I3 Reed Barre, Vermont 5 Richardson West Newton, Massachusetts 1 Massachusetts Somerville, Massachusetts t II Thornton Goffstown, New Hampshire 9 Swett . Springfield, Massachusetts 6-8 Hubbard Farmington, Maine I 5 Wentworth Albany, New York zo New Hubbard Pittsfield, Massachusetts 8 Wheeler Dorchester, Massachusetts Dorchester High School, Manager Freshman Hockeyg lVIanager Sophomore Baseball. Fred Henry Harris Brattleboro High School. Henry Roger Harrison, BGDH . I8 New Hubbard Brattleboro, Vermont 2 South Fayerweather Denver, Colorado EaStVDCr1VC1' High School, Freshman Baseball. BGII House DARTMOUTH, MCMIX 127 Henry lVIcKinney Haserot Cleveland, Ohio University Schoolg Manager Sophomore Football. 8 Fayerweather Rolland Thomas Rankin Hastings, CIJKHII . Evanston, Illinois Chicago Latin Schoolg University of WVisconsing Mandolin Club, 'o8. 29 Fayerweather Arnold Stuart Hatch Albany, New York Albany High School. 11- Fayerweather Horace Gabriel Hedges, AACIJ Cedar Rapids, Iowa Cedar Rapids High School, Football Squad, '06, Basket Ball Squad, YO7. '08, Freshman Basket Ball. 24 Wheeler Ralph Warner Hedges, Northfield, Vermont Northfield High School, Norwich University. 2 Sargent Road Thomas Hodgson Heneage, AKE Oak Park, Illinois Oak Park High School, Freshman Football. 18 Massachusetts Edgar Willard Hiestand, AKE Chicago, Illinois Lake View High School, Varsity Football Squad, '06, Freshman Football. 62 Wheeler Edward Wyman Higbee, Jr. Newport, Rhode Island Rogers High School. Noyes House Albert Frederick Hill Attleboro, Massachusetts Attleboro High School. IO Reed Harold Furman Hinman, EX North Stratford, New Hampshire Stratford High School. Noyes House Charles Frederick Hitchcock Gilbertville, lVIassachusetts Williston Seminary, Football Squad, 'o6. 25 Wheeler John William French Hobbs, BGH North Hampton, New Hampshire Phillips Exeter Academy. Y BQH HOUSC Max. Lucius Holmes, EX Newton, Massachusetts Newton High School. 39 Wheeler 128 THE AEGIS, voL. XXXVI Talley Robert Holmes M Street High School. Grover Sargent Hoyt, AKE Middlebury College. Benjamin Henry Hunt, K2 East Weymouth High' School. Wesley lVIarshall Hunt Thetford Academy. Harry Holland Hunter, AAQID Evanston High School. Thurlow Titus Huntington Shortsville High School. Richard Spahr Hursh Rindge Manual Training School. Henry Clinton Hutchins, CIJAGD Volkmann School. Harold Valmore Hyde, ATA Allen School. Royal Wilkins Hyde, X111 Cushing Academyg Freshman F james Warren Ingalls Lynn English High School. Harold Pineo Jackson S Montpelier High School. George Harold Jenks, EN Stevens High School, Track Sq Thornton Weeks Ienness, B611 Portsmouth High School. Washington, D. C. 9 Elm ' Craftsbury, Vermont I9 Wheeler East Weymouth, Massachusetts I Reed Hanover, New Hampshire I3 East Wheelock Street Evanston, Illinois 29 Wheeler Shortsville, New York 5 College Street Cambridge, Massachusetts 56757 Wheeler 4 Boston, M-assachusetts 46 Wheeler Lynn, Massachusetts I9 South Fayerweather Milford, New Hampshire ootballg Sophomore Football. 6 Reed Lynn, Massachusetts 4. Proctor House lVIontpelier, Vermont I4 Wheeler Claremont, New Hampshire uad, ,O7. I4 Reed x Rye Beach, New Hampshire BGTI House K DARTMOUTH, MCMIX 129 Irving Frederick Jewett, GDAX Newton High School. David Laundon Johnson, AKE University School. Frederic Plumley Johnson WVaItham High School. Victor Haquet Johnson Conway Hall School. Hazen Worcester Jones, GJAX Malden High School, Mandol Ralph Bartlett Jones Santa Ana High School. Stormon Josselyn, CIDKNII Freshman Football. Harold Lewis Judd, QIDEK University School. Edson Warren Keith Tabor Academy. Henry Preston Kelley in Club, '07, 'o8. Roxbury Latin School, Orchestra, 'o8. Leon Buell Kendall St. Johnsbury Academy. Edward Kenway Newton High School. James Joseph Kerley . Ballston Academy. George Henry Faber Kidder, AKE Phillips Exeter Academy. Brookline, Massachusetts 18 College Cleveland, Ohio 2 Hubbard Waltham, Massachusetts rr New Hubbard South Bend, Wisconsin 3 Hallgarten Nlalden, Massachusetts I5 Richardson Huntingdon Beach, California Noyes House North Andover, Nlassachusetts Shurtleff House Cleveland, Ohio 8 Fayerweather West Wareham, Nlassachusetts I3 Webster Avenue Roxbury, lVIassachusetts xo New Hubbard Ballard Vale, Massachusetts Noyes House Newton, Massachusetts 42 Fayerweather Ballston Spa, New York 5 Reed Grange, N-ew Jersey 9 Richardson , 130 D THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI Joseph Ritchie Kinney, QPEK 4 Winth1'op, Massachusetts Winthrop High School, Freshman Baseball. 3 Sanborn Kenneth Johnston Knapp Cleveland, Ohio University Schoolg Orpheus Club, ,Q7, '08, Choir, '08, Glee Club, 'o8. . ' ' I9 New Hubbard Louis Charles Langdell, XTK Milford, New Hampshire Milford High School, Freshman and Sophomore Baseball. 6 Reed Arthur Lee, EX Danvers, Massachusetts Danvers High School. 2 College Hall Thomas James Leonard, fIJAfEJ Lancaster, New Hampshire Lancaster High School, Freshman .Football and Baseball, Sophomore Football and Baseball. Shurtleff House Charles Lewis Levermore Brooklyn, New York Adelphi Academy. Q I Sanborn Charles Otis Libbey, Jr. Bangor High School. Arthur Hardy Lord, AKE Worcester Academy, Golf Edward Otis Loring, K2 Newton High School. Edward Hildreth Loveland Hanover High School. James Russell Lowell, KKK Portland High School. Clifford Stanley Lyon, 'XTK Team, 'o8. Bangor, Maine Shurtleif House . Hanover, New Hampshire 37 ,College Street Newton, Massachusetts gr Massachusetts Norwich, Vermont 24. W. VVheelock Street Portland, Maine Shurtleff House Holyoke, Massachusetts Holyoke High School. 63 Wheeler George Leonard McClintock, QDKKF Boothbay Harbor, Maine Hebron Acaclemyg Freshman Football, Sophomore Football. 33 Fayerweather James Eben McPherson South Framingham, Massachusetts Framingham High School. 3 Sanborn Hall .l DARTMOUTH, MCMIX 131 Robert Leeds NIacomber, KIHAQ Boston, Massachusetts Somerville Latin School. Harold Johnson hdarch Arms Academy. Samuel Anderson Nfathewson, AKE Hackley School. Ward Charles NIeagher, AKE 46 Wlieeler' Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts 23 South Fayerweather New York, New York I5 South Fayerweather New Rochelle, New York Brookline High School, Freshman Football, Sophomore Football. zo Richardson Frank Lamont Nleleney, X111 Brooklyn, New York Erasmus Hall High School, Orpheus Club, 'o7. 14 Crosby Russell Dudley hleredith, EX Troy, New York Troy High School, Glee Club, 'o7, '08, College Choir, '07, '08, Orpheus Club, '07, '08, Sophomore Relay Team, If I XVere Dean. 14 Fayerweather Charles Greenleaf NIerrill, fI1A6D Ottumwa, Iowa Ottumwa High School. Burton Carr hliller, KE, Albany High School. Harry Gilbert Mitchell South Boston High School. Alfred Irving Moriarty, KE Boston English High School. Francis lVIichael Morrissey Walpole High School, Basket Ball Squad, ,07, 'o8. Lester Ezra Moses Lancaster High School. Emory Douglas Mower KK Q I 7 Burlington High School, Com Harry I-Iorton Mudgett Franklin High School. mencement Usher, 707. II Richardson Albany, New York 7 South Fayerweather South Boston, liflassachusetts I6 Reed Belmont, Massachusetts 5 College St1'eet East Walpole, Massachusetts 21 School Street Lancaster, New Hampshire Shurtlelf House Burlington, Vermont I 8 Massachusetts Andover, New Hampshire I Wentworth 132 THE Alesis, VOL. XXXVI William Henry lldurphy, Jr. Lynn Classical School. Winthrop Shaw Nay, QIJEK Boston-Latin School, College Choir, ,07, '08, Orpheus Club, 'o Earl Carleton Nelson Coburn Classical Institute. Atkins Nickerson Worcester Academy. A Killian Van Renesselaer Nicol, AAG? Oak Park High School. Louis Peter Nissen Rogers High School. David Merwin Noble Stone School. Roy Curtis Norris, KE East High School. Walter Heselton Norton, GDAX Lynn, Massachusetts - 4.9 Fayerweather Dorchester, Massachusetts 7, 'o8. 6 Fayerweather Palermo, lVIaine 9 New Hubbard Melrose, Massachusetts 18 Wheeler ' Oak Park, Illinois I8 Massachusetts Newport, Rhode Island Noyes House Dorchester, Massachusetts 4. Massachusetts Cleveland, Ohio Noyes House Winthrop, Massachusetts Boston English High School, Varsity Baseball, QJO7. 3 Sanborn James Percival Nourse Rutland, llflassachusetts Worcester Academy. 3 Reed Ralph Howe Paine White River Junction, 'Vermont Hartford High School. Donald Ferguson Palmer, CIJFA 8 College Street Paducah, Kentucky Morgan Park Academyg Freshman Football, Sophomore Football, Track, JO7. Earl Russel Palmer, CIDFA IO West South Street Paducah, Kentucky Morgan Park Academyg Freshman Basket Ball, Track Squad, 'o7. 5 Robert Emerson Parker, SAX Reading High School. ro West South Street' it Reading, Massachusetts U 6 College ' l DARTNIOUTH, NICNIIX 133 Edward Augustus Paul, KE Wakefield, New Hampshire Brewster Free Academy. 2 Sanborn Clarence Gemmill Peattie, EX Saratoga Springs, New York Troy High School, 'Freshman Football Team. 22 Massachusetts Guy llflaxwell Perry Littleton, New Hampshire Littleton High School. 9 Wentworth Winthrop Scott Perry hdaynard, Nlassaehusetts Concord High School, College Band, 'oS. 36 WVheeler Chase Keith Pevear, AKE Boston, lldassachusetts Voll-:mann School, Football Team, '06, Track, '07, Commencement Usher, 'o7. 38 Wheeler Kenneth Allen Phelps Fargo, North Dakota Fargo High School, Mandolin Club, JO7, 'o8. Shurtlelf House Walter Alfred Phelps Wake1'ield, Nlassachusetts VVakelield High School. 29 Hallgarten Kenneth Daniel Phillips Omaha, Nebraska Omaha High School. ZI Fayerweather Earl Howard Pierce, GJAX Newton, lVIassaehusetts Newton High School. I8 College Hall Roger Grenway Pierce, '-IJKWII Dorchester, hdassaehusetts lVIechanic Arts High School, Freshman Football, Varsity Football Squad, ,O7. - 14 Sanborn Sturgis Pishon, GJAX West Roxbury, lldassachusetts English High School, Freshman Football, Freshman Baseball, Varsity Football Squad, 'o8. I5 Fayerweather James Marsh Porter, QAX , lVIalden, Massachusetts Malden High School, Freshman Baseball. 13-15 Richardson Leland Powers, AKE Newton, llflassachusetts Middlesex School, Chess Team, ,O7. 29 Wheeler Hall 134 THE AEGIS, voL. XXXVI, Everard Stowell Pratt, CIDAGJ iBrookline, Massachusetts Brookline High School. Shurtleif House. Edgar B. Prescott, CDFA Laconia, New Hampshire Laconia High School. 27 Massachusetts Walter Milton Price Indianapolis, Indiana Phillips Andover Academy. I2 Elm Edwin Otto Raabe 1 Fitchburg, Massachusetts Fitchburg High School, Freshman Debating Team, Dartmouth Nlagazine Short Story Prize. t 36 Fayerweather Frederick Albert Rainey, EN Round Lake, New York Lyndon Institute, If I We1'e Dean, Orpheus Club, '07, Choir, ,O7, 'o8. 6 Elm Henry Rainsford Reed , Arlington, Massachusetts Arlington High School, Freshman Mandolin Club, Mandolin Club, ,O7, 'o8. I3 North Fayerweather- Rollo George Reynolds, KE. Cambridge, Vermont Brookline High School. . R Shurtleff House Clifford Edward Rice, QJEK Pittsfield, Massachusetts Pittsfield High School. Bridgman Block Robert Carey Rich Portsmouth, New Hampshire Portsmouth High School. X . 5 Hallgarten Albert Amasa Ricker, CIJAQ St. Johnsbury, Vermont St. Johnsbury Academy, Captain Freshman Basket Ball. 25 Massachusetts Everett Williani Robinson Mansfield, Massachusetts Mansneld High School, Freshman Mandolin Club. ' 43 Wheeler Frank Owen Robinson, EX i Belmont, Massachusetts Newton High School. 4.4 Fayerweather Harold Wesley Robinson Warren, Vermont Spaulding High School QBarre, Vermontj g First Prize Novice Cross-Country Run, 'o6. 9 Swett House DARTMOUTH, MC MIX 135 Fletcher Rogers Erasmus Hall High School. Arthur Sederquist Rollins Ballou and I-Iobigand School. John Joseph Ryan, KIHAQD XVaterbury High School, Ne Varsity Football Squad, ,O7. Allen Pope Salmon, IIIFA Newton High School. Harry Otis Sandberg Chelsea High School. Jr., XTK Andrew Jackson Scarlett, YVest Boylston High School. Chester Francis Scott, ATA ' Worcester Academy, Glee Club, ,O7, Irving Osgood Scott Good Will High School. John Christopher Shambow, CDFA VVoonsocket High School, Manager Sophomore Basketball. Edmund James Shattuck, AACP Middlesex School QConcord, Massjg Mandolin Club, 'oS. Warren Choate Shaw, KKK Lowell High School, Debating Team, ,O7. Osborne I-Iarris Shenstone, CIDFA Worcester Academy, Sophomore Football. Leo Prentiss Sherman Connecticut Literary Institute. Brooklyn, New York Thayer School Building West Alton, New Hampshire I5 Reed VVaterbury, Connecticut w Hampshire Agricultural Collegeg Sophomore Footballg I7 Hallgarten Newton Highlands, Massachusetts I Massachusetts Roxbury, Nlassachusetts 8 Reed West Boylston, lVIassachusetts I2 Wlieeler Worcester, Massacliusetts '08, Freshman Mandolin Club. 8 New Hubbard Hinckley, Maine 2 Reed Woonsocket, Rhode Island 6 New Hubbard' R Norwood, Massachusetts 4 Crosby Lowell, Q Massachusetts I 3 Thornton Toronto, Canada zo North Fayerweather . West-Rupert, Vermont 5 Syvett,House 136 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI Nathaniel Alden Sherman, KKK Boston, Massachusetts Boston English High Schoolg Captain Freshman Relay, Manager Freshman Basket Ball, Sophomore Relay, Track Team, 'o7. i 22 Reed Ralph Arthur Sherwin, EX Orange, Massachusetts Orange High School, Freshman Baseball, Press Club, 'o8. 24. Thornton John Edwin Sickrnan, AKE Holyoke, Massachusetts Williston Seminary, N If I Were Dean. 6-8 Hubbard George Cheever Sinclair Medford, Massachusetts Medford High School. 28 Wheeler john Lyman Slafter Thetford, Vermont Thetford Academy. A 8 Reed Ernest Gregor Small Mechanic Arts High School. Dallas Forbes Smith' Chatham High School. Howard Votey Smith Kimball Union Academy. Sheldon Bainbridge Smith, AACIJ Los Angeles, California 26 Hallgarten Chatham, Massachusetts . - I9 Fayerweather Pittsford, Vermont 3 Lebanon Street , Troy, New York Troy Academyg Tennis Team, ,O7Q College Tennis, Championship, ,O7, 'o8. Thayer Adams Smith, SPY I4 Fayerweather Hanover, New Hampshire Phillips Andover Academy, Freshman Track Team. 9 School Street Theodore Ripley Smith, WY Springfield, Massachusetts Springfield High School. 3 Crosby Joseph Mathews Smyth Whitinsville, Massachusetts Williston Seminary. 27 Sanborn Guy Carleton Spokesfield, CDFA Worcester, Massachusetts Worcester Classical High School, Track Team, 'o7. Noyes House , DARTMOUTH, MCMIX 'I37 Harold VVentworth Sprague, KIIAG Brockton, Massachusetts Thayer Academy. IO Massachusetts Ernest Stephens Gloucester, Massachusetts Gloucester High School. 41 South Main Street Lawrence Fish Stern, AKE Chicago, Illinois I2 Richardson Hyde Park High School, Football Squad, '06, '07, Tennis Team, 'O7. Harry Rupert Stevens - Franklin, Franklin High School, Freshman Basket Ball, Sophomore Baseball. Edgar lliills Steward, ATA Englewood High School. Wayfne Dudley Steward, KKK 'Hyde Park High Schoolg Gle Ried Herrick Stone Concord High School. Robert Hazen Stone Hartford High School. Edwin Grant Stuart, B811 St. Albans School, Knoxville, Ernest Allen Studley Monson Academy. lVIarvin Cooper Taylor, ATA Worcester South High School, Otto' Frank Taylor Lawrence High School. Ralph Warren Taylor Lawrence High School. Wilbur Leyland Taylor, Jr. Lawrence High School. New Hampshire 16 Thornton Chicago, Illinois 42 Massachusetts Chicago, Illinois e Club, ,O7, '08, Football Squad, 'o6. 4.2 Massachusetts 'Dunbarton, New Hampshire 2 Swett House Wllite River Junction, Vermont 8 Lebanon Street I Chariton, Iowa Illinois, Varsity Football, '06, ,O7. I3 Massachusetts Mandolin Club, '07, 'o8. Rockland, Nlassachusetts rr Pleasant Street Worcester, Massachusetts 2 Thornton Lawrence, Massachusetts 5 New Hubbard Lawrence, Massachusetts 24 New Hubbard Lawrence, lVIassachusetts 43 Massachusetts X 138 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI Maynard Canheld Teall Sodus, New York Colgate Academy Noyes House Abbott Howard Thayer, BGDII Taunton, Massachusetts Taunton High School, Football, '05, Football Squad, ,075 Track Squad, 'o6. 23 College Charles'Albert Cornelius Thomas Buffalo, New York Lafayette High School. 9 Elm John Bidwell Thomes, XCIJ Portland, Maine ' Portland High School. 42,FZiyC1'WCHtl1C1' Raymond Whiton Thompson, AAQJ 7 Concord, New Hampshire Lawrenceville School, Editor Y. M. C. A. Handbook, ,O7. 49 Fayerweather George Freeman Thurber, XCIP, Nashua, New Hampshire St. Paul's School, Mandolin Club, '07, Freshman Mandolin Club, Freshman Hockey, Hockey Squad, 707. f II South Fayerweather Ray 'Wentworth Tobey Fairfield, Maine Good Will High School, University of Maine. p 2 Reed John Clarke Walworth To-bin, AKE South Boston, Massachusetts South Boston High, School, Varsity Football Team, '06, ,07Q Track Squad, ,07, Presi- dent Sophomore Class. I- - - 27 Fayerweather Ernest Walker Unangst . Hingham, Massachusetts Hingham High School. 5 Elm George Adam Underwood Gardner, Massachusetts Gardner High School. 16 Fayerweather ,lohn Cornelius Vander Pyl, B011 Roxbury, Massachusetts Roxbury Latin School, Sophomore Football. I0 New Hubbard A Ralph Dale Van Zant Denver, Colorado East Denver High School. 30 Massachusetts Ernest Adolph Wagner Manchester, New Hampshire Manchester High School. ' I 3 Swett House fi DART MOUTH, MCMIX 139 Louis Burr Wallace, NIIY Rochester, New Hampshire Phillips Andover Academyg Sophomore Football. 6-8 Hubbard Iulius Ernest Vvarren Barre High School. Harold Edward Waslibtirii Brattleboro High School. James Henry Welch- Brighton High School. H-arry Artemas Wells 'Littleton High School. Harris Bloody West Pinkerton Academy. Howard Ernest West Haverhill High School. Paul Whitcomb, 1IfY New York Military Academy. Leslie Sherwood Wiggin, 'BGJH Somerville Latin School. Winsor Dornin Wilkinson, EN Berkeley High School Ben Ames Williams, ATA Allen School, Freshman Debating. Lewis Mesler Williams, 1I'Y New Trier High School. Sumner Chapin Willis Dorchestler High School. Raymond Walden Wilson, KIJAQ Bordentown Military Institute. Worcester, llflassachusetts 36 VVheeler Putney, Vermont zo Sanborn Brighton, Massachusetts 8 Massachusetts Apthorp, New Hampshire 9 WVentworth Chester, New Hampshire 25 Lebanon Street Haverhill, Massachusetts I9 Fayerweather Boston, Massachusetts 37 Massachusetts Somerville, Nlassachusetts B911 House Berkeley, California I2 Massachusetts Jackson, Ohio ATA House , Glencoe, Illinois I9 New Hubbard Dorchester, Massachusetts IO Hubbard V Springfield, Massachusetts 9 North Fayerweather 140 THE AEGIS, VoL.,XXXv1 Harold Eugene Winchester , Bismarck High School. Richard Lyman Wing, QIJAGJ Concord Preparatory School. Harold Sumner Winshib, XTK V Passaic High School, Orpheu Hlf I Were Deanf' s Club, ,O7, '08, Glee Clu Herbert Alfred Wolff Phillips Exeter Academy. Abiel Wayland Wood Wo1'cester Classical High School. Samuel Dow Woodsum Holliston High School. Rolin Lewis Woodworth Montpelier High School. William Harold Woolner Everett High School. , K3 Francis Worcester, TIJKSI' Alleghany Preparatory School. Arthur Wallace Yergin Clyde High School. Bismarck, North Dakota 26 Hallgarten New Bedford, Massachusetts IO Massachusetts Passaic, New Jersey b, '08, College Choir, '08, I7 Thornton New York, New York 41 Wheeler Worcester, Massachusetts -9 New Hubbard Holliston, Massiachusetts ' Noyes House lVIontpelie1', Vermont 21 Allen Street Everett, Massachusetts ZI School Street Plattsburgh, Pennsylvania 6 Proctor Auburn, New York 5 Elm FAYERYVEATH ER QUADRAN GLE RC H EN. f President 1612-tnrg nf 12111 J, E. INGERSOLL When the Seniors left Dartmouth last June they left a quarter part of the cycle of cl-asses unfilled. This last fall a class of quantity, whether or not of quality, came to complete the circle. It was not the personnel of the Freshman class, which makes this statement so, but the mere fact that they were and are Freshmen. In this analogy it was plainly a case of 7 come II.U By the actions of some members of this fledgeling aggregation it is very evident that they are endeavoring to live up to their class numerals by undoubtedly being aggregately the victims of leavened intellects. Some there are Who, like meteors, are brightening the firm-ament of Dartmouth this year, but it is Well to remember that meteors are merely passing in brilliancy, While lesser lights will f always be the brighter of the class constellation at the last. Chinning season segregated many of these stars, and now the philosophical ones of former years are unpacking their little telescopes to watch the inevitable trans- formation of the comets. . An allowance, of course, must be made for the extreme freshness of the Fresh- men, but several Weeks of rain always makes green produce the greener. As the initial days of 1911 at Dartmouth were wet ones, We therefore excuse their super- natural verd-ancy. However, we are glad to have them with us, and extend to them our best Wishes for successful years at Dartmouth. D A R T M O U T H, M C M I X 143 George Herbert Adams, Jr. hlark Irving Adams VVarren Cram Agry Benjamin Roy Allison Samuel Ettelson Aronowitz Leicester Best Atkins Charles Henry Ayer Paul Parma' Ayer ' Benjamin Kimball Ayers Sidney Kinney Backus Kenneth Stevens Ballou Gerald Cowenhoven Barnes John Joseph Barry Robbins Wolcott Barstow John Foster Bartlett Sydney Clifford Beane Charles Everett Benton Harry Nlonroe Bicknell Ralph Harrub' Blanchard Harold Charles Bond Rolf Wallace Bond Fred Arthur Bourlet Gllaaa nf 1911 Plymouth, New Hampshire Roxbury, hdassachusetts Newton, Nfassachusetts lllalone, New York Albany, New York WVashington, D. C. I3 No Claremont, New Hampshire Belmont, Massachusetts North Boscawen, New Hampshire Rome, ,New York Worcester, Nlassachusetts Brooklyn, New York Lawrence, Nlassachusetts Lee, hdassachusetts Hanover, New Hampshire 8 W. North Weymouth, lllassachusetts Belmont, Nlassachusetts Malone, New York Plympton, llflassachusettsl IO 14 South Fayerweather 26 Massachusetts 45 Wheeler 14 Richardson The Tavern rth Fayerweather 18 VVentworth 44 Fayerweather 13 Crosby I2 Hallgarten IO Thornton 25 College 7 B Thornton 8 Swett House Wheelock Street 7 Nlassaehusetts 41 hdassachusetts 14 Richardson W. South Street lllalden, hlassachusetts 8 North Fayeryveather Wasliington, D. C. White River Junction, Vermont I Wheeler I3 WCHtVVO1'tl1 144' TI-IE'AEGIS, VoL. XXXVI . Charles Watson Bowker, Jr. John Jackson Boynton g Paul Brownell Briggs Lafayette Noble Brooks Henry Willis Brown Burton Keith Burbeck Nathaniel George Burleigh Harold Ernest Burtt A Arthur Phillips Bush, Ir. Aubrey Biekford Butler Harry Butler E Chester Chamberlain Butts Harry Ryan Byrne George John Byrnes Harold Andrew Campbell Leo Francis Caproni Harold Sumner Card William Smyth Carlisle Raymond Bills Carmichael John Francis Carroll ' William Edward Carroll Edward Carrick Castle berlain Edward Franklin Chase Richard Volney Chase Worcester, Nlassachusetts H 6 Sanborn Claremont, New Hampshire 21 Sanborn Chelsea, Massachusetts 9 South Fayerweather Haverhill, lVIassachusetts IO Elm Brookline, Massachusetts 60 Wheeler North Abington, Massachusetts 25 New Hubbard Franklin, New Hampshire I4 North Fayerweather Haverhill, llflassaerhusetts IO Elm New York, New York Chelsea, lVIassachusetts Fort Dodge, Iowa Newton Centre, llflassachusetts Columbus, Qhio South Boston, Nlassachusetts, St. Albans, Vermont Boston, Massachusetts Atkinson Depot, New Brooklyn, New York Rockford, Illinois Barre, Vermont Passaic, New Jersey Quincy, Illinois Edward Hutcherson Cham- I West Lynn, Massachusetts Lynn, Massachusetts Plymouth, New Hampshire 27 New Hubbard 8 South Fayerweather 32 Massachusetts 4,North Fayerweather I7 Crosby - 22 Wentworth 21 School Street 21 Fayerweather Hampshire 9 W. South Street Q 7 Elm I3 Wheeler 4 Swett House I4 Massachusetts 5 North Fayerweather 28 New Hubbard 3 New Hubbard I4 South Fayerweather ,f DARTMOUTI-I, MCMIX 145 Thornton Chase, Ir. Donald Alexander Cheney Herbert Winthrop Clark Joshua Berlin Clark Kenneth Francis Clark Howard Nferrill Clute John Thomas Coggins James Joseph Conroy BLl1'tI:R2l.l1Cl21ll Cooper Laurence Coy Earl- Robert Craig Amos Willard Crooks Clifford llloore Cud dy Walford Lindsey Dallas John Joseph Daly Daniel Garrat Danahy Carrol Campbell Davis Tenney Lombard Davis Percy Deshon Frank Schuyler Dodge Arthur Patrick Donovan Leroy Lentell Dowley William Patrick Downey Trueworthy Franklin Dud- ley' V Clair Alfred Pelton Duffie Chicago, Illinois Orlando, Florida Dorchester, lVIassachusetts Dorchester, Nlassachusetts Brooklyn, New York Florence, Nfassachusetts Nashua, New Hampshire Gardner, Nlassachusetts Northwood, New Hampshire Valley, Nebraska Kirkland, Illinois Nlalone, New York Nferiden, New Hampshire La Grange, Illinois Abington, llflassachusetts Everett, Nlassachusetts West Roxbury, hdassachusetts Somerville, Massachusetts Fort Des lVIoines, Iowa Whitefield, New Hampshire Lynn, Massachusetts Hyde Park, Massachusetts Hinckley, Maine Penacook, New, Hampshire West Brighton, New York I8 Massachusetts 50 Fayerweather I9 Hallgarteni '34 Nlassachusetts IQ Allen Street 24 Wentworth 22 Wentworth 9 Reed 20 Thornton 5 hdassachusetts 34 Reed 18 North Fayerweather 8 College Street 26 South Fayerweather 25 New Hubbard 3 College 58 Wheeler 44. Massachusetts 26 Reed IO Fayerweath-er I4 Hallgarten 20 College 25 Lebanon Street I2 Wentworth 37 Wheeler 146 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI Bert Edward Dugdale Howard Floyd Dunham, Arthur Stephenson Dunning Harold Alonzo Dykeman Willard Phelps Earngey Frederick Choate Eaton Max Everett Eaton Sargent Flint Eaton Stanley Gale Eaton Clifton Tisdale Edgerly Alfred Samuel Eiseman Clinton Ward Elwell Chester Arthur Emerson john Robie Emerson Seth Austin Emerson George Cornall Evans Harold Treadwell Farns- worth Gabriel Farrell, Jr. David Slade Fitz Charles Abbott Forbes john Whitney Foster Francis Philbrick French George lVIoulton 'French' Eugene White Fuller Robert Reed Fulton Kearny, New Jersey. Winthrop, llflassachusetts Duluth, Minnesota Chelsea, Massachusetts Rockford, Illinois Auburndale, Massachusetts Wakefield, I Massachusetts Auburndale, Massachusetts Sioux City, Iowa Leominster, Massachusetts New York, New York Exeter, New Hampshire lVIedford, lVIassachusetts Haverhill, Massachusetts Nashua, New Hampshire Fall River, Massachusetts Milford, New Hampshire Somerville, Massachusetts Chelsea, Massachusetts New Sharon, lVIaine lVIanchester, New Hampshire Exeter, New Hampshire Nashua, New Hampshire Joliet, Illinois East Corinth, Vermont 23 Wentworth 35 lVIassachusetts 36 lVIassachusetts 9 South Fayerweather I9 Sanborn I3 New Hubbard I South Fayer-weather I9 Wheeler 18 South Fayerweather I I5 Sanborn 14 New Hubbard 52 Wheeler IO South Fayerweather - I6 Hallgarten 1 Hallgarten 21 South Fayerweather 23 lVIassachusetts II Thornton 8 South Fayerweather 18 Occom Ridge 34 Reed 20 Thornton 5 Wheeler 22 College 21 Allen Street 1' DARTMOUTH, MCMIX 147 Arthur Joseph Ganley Eugene Raymond Gardner James Frederick Gaylord Lester Hartwell Gibson Stewart Knowlton Gibson Walter Burnap Gibson Fred Edward Golde Harry jerry Gonyer Willard Bderrill Gooding William Davis Gordon Frederick Whidden Grant Arthur Harrison Gray VValter Percival Greenwood Ernest Henry Griswold Rdortimer Curry Grover Charles Stuart Hale, Ir. Harold Davidson Halstead lVIacGregor Hamilton Lester Nlerton Harding Walter Gilbert Harriman Charles Willard Harris William Frederick Hart Frederic Sabin Harvey Edward Burgess Hatch Robert Harrison Hatch Willis Everett Hawkes Nfethuen, Massachusetts Cleveland, Ohio South Hadley, Nlassachusetts Jamaica Plain, NI-assachusetts VVest Newton, Nlassaehusetts Lowell, Nlassachusetts Brooklyn, New York Littleton, New Hampshire Portland, Blaine Sioux City, Ia Winchester, Nlassachusetts Watertown, Nlassaehusetts Cleveland, Ohio Nashua, New Hampshire Evanston, Illinois Claremont, New Hampshire Brooklyn, New York York Corner, Maine Waltham, lVIassachusetts Canaan, Vermont 28 Fayerweather 16 New Hubbard 4. Fayerweather IO North Fayerweather I2 Reed 2 Richardson I4 Hallgarten I4 Lebanon Street I3 Reed 18 South Fayerweather 24 South Fayerweather 18 South Fayerweather 6 Richardson 52 Wheeler 25 Richardson 4 Wheeler 43 lVIassachusetts 9 Hubbard 20 Massachusetts 23 North Main Street East Burke, Vermont 6 Elm Everett, Nlassachusetts 6 Swett House Lowell, Nlassachusetts 18 Crosby Chelsea, Vermont 3 Wentworth Concord Junction, Nlassachusetts I6 Wheeler Lowell, Massachusetts 1 7 Crosby. In I ' THEAEGIiVUL.XXXVI Leslie Dean Hawkridge Chester Price Haycock Joseph Newhall Hazeltine Emory David Heald John Ordway Helliwell William David Henderson William Everhard Herron Harold McKenzie Hill Marlon Wallace Hill Carl Sherman Hoar Donald Hoffman - Leonard Franklin Holler Ralph Henry Hoit Clarence Holden' Oro Ellsworth Holdman Carl Augustus Hope Alfred Albert Hormel Henry Stevens Horton Neal Carson Hotaling Morrill Hough Henry Hubert Patrick James Hurley Jonathan Edwards Ingersoll James Matthew Irwin Alton Blanchard Jackson Arthur Morison Jackson Malden, lVIassachusetts Calais, lVIaine Q Lynn, Massachusetts Milford, New Hampshire Boston, Massachusetts Roslindale, Massachusetts Auburndale, Massachusetts Hyde Park, Massachusetts Melrose, Massachusetts West Acton, llflassachusetts Baltimore, Maryland Brooklyn, New York Grasmere, New Hampshire Portland, Maine Seattle, Washington Rockford, Illinois South Boston, Massachusetts Winona, -Minnesota ' Pasadena, California Dover, New Hampshire lVIount Vernon, New York Lancaster, New Hampshire East Cleveland, Ohio Quincy, Illinois Everett, Massachusetts Everett, llflassachusetts 8 North Fayerweather 23 Massachusetts 3 New Hubbard I I7 New Hubbard 7 Sanborn I3 Fayerweather 39 Wheeler -20 College 2 F ayerweather I' 18 Sanborn 3 Massachusetts v 6 College Street I North Fayerweather ' 45 Wheeler 1 North Fayerweather Q I Swett House I 5 Massachusetts 3 5 College Street 61 Wheeler 6 Wheeler 35 Massachusetts 31 Fayerweather 2 Hubbard 38 Massachusetts I Swett House I Swett iHouse if DAR'rMoU'rH, MCMIX 149 Chester Albert Jenkins Francis James Johnson Carroll Thompson Jones Charles Jordan Gladstone Jordan Edwin Black Judd Earle Field Karr VValter Scott Kassulker Edwin Reitler Keeler Robert Boughton Keeler Hugh Kenworthy Austin Campbell Keough Robert Gage Kimball Russell Hess Kimball War1'en Fuller. Kimball Raymond Adelbert Knapp Arthur Joshua Knight Ira Benjamin Knight George Thatcher Leach John Silvester Learoyd Hartford I Leonard Benjamin Livingston V Clyde Earl Locke Frederick Weuef Long Thomas Albert Loughlin Leon Earl Lovejoy Reading, Massachusetts Brookline, Nlassachusetts Alton Bay, New Hampshire Wakefield, Massachusetts Lancaster, New Hampshire WCSflUll1SfC1', Vermont Passaic, New Jersey Cleveland, Ohio Rockford, Illinois Cleveland, Ohio Coatesville, Pennsylvania Brooklyn, New York Concord, New Hampshire Wheatoii, Illinois Cambridge, lldassachusetts Gloucester, lldassachusetts Rockford, Illinois Derry, New Hampshire Oak Park, Illinois Danvers, lVIassachusetts Braintree, lVIassachusetts Albany, New York Barton Landing, Vermont Troy, Ohio Dorchester lVIassa-chusetts II Hallgarten II Wlieelei' I5 Thornton I 16 Fayerweather 31 Fayerweather 8 College Street 24 Wentworth 38 Fayerweather 30 Wlieeler 9 Crosby 5 Reed 47 Wlieeler I3 Crosby IO W. South Street 5 Sanborn 45 hdassachusetts IQ Sanborn 23 Hallgarten I5 North Fayerweather 4 Sanborn IO South Fayerweather 40 Fayerweather 4 Hubbard 5 Fayerweather 23 New Hubbard West Claremont, New Hampshire 25 Reed 150 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI John Prince Lovell Charles Rupert Luey Charles Irving Lyons Bernard Francis McCarthy Glen Gorrell McConnell John Joseph McDonald Lawrence McFarland William Paul McGlynn Joseph Sargent McGonagle Julian Dales McLam Frederick A. Aloysius McLaughlin Leon Eugene McLaughlin Philip lVIcQuesten Stanley Bassett lVIacomber Joseph Albert Magrane Aloysius Joseph Mahoney James Francis Malley William Walker Marden John Marks I Frederick Alfred Martin James Monroe Mathes John Charles Mayer William Doty Maynard Walter Lester Mayo Robert Gordon llfloffatt East Weymouth, llflassachusetts Worcester, Massachusetts lVIethuen, Massachusetts Fitchburg, Massachusetts Troy, Ohio L Londonderry, New Hampshire Portland, Maine Chicopee Falls, lVIassachusetts Duluth, Minnesota Ryegate, Vermont Yonkers, New York Laconia, New Hampshire N-ashua, New Hampshire Boston, Massachusetts A Lynn, Massachusetts Roxbury, Massachusetts Randolph, lVIassachusetts Troy, New York Minneapolis, Minnesota Manchester, Vermont 21 Thornton 9 llflassachusetts 14 Massachusetts 23 Thornton, 27 Wheeler 23 Hallgarten 18 Richardson 23 No. Main Street 36 Massachusetts I5 New Hubbard 23 Sanborn 25 Hallgarten 5 Wheeler 1 IO Thornton 39 Nlassachusetts 7 Massachusetts 33 Hallgarten I New Hubbard II Hallgarten 8 Swett House Dover, New Hampshire 16 North Fayerweather New York, New York I 3 Wheeler Springfield, Massachusetts 22-23 North Fayerweather Watertown, Massachusetts St. Joseph, Michigan 4 College I 2 New Hubbard 1' DARTMOUTI-I, MCMIX 151 James Blaine Montgomery Allan Donald lldorrill Ernest Everett lldorrill Robert Avery hdorrill George hdaurice Rdorris Ibrahim Follansbee NIorri- son Henry Jordan hdorton Charles Kingsley hdoses Hai-013 Alden iuosuey Leo hduhlfelder John Augustus Nlullen, Ir. Ralph Deane Nfurchie Raymond Harker Nead Edgar Needham George Raymond Nevius Elton Roekweii Norris John Oscar Norris Rolf Clarke Norris John Wells Noyes V William Augustus Noyes Alfred Nutt Lawrence Allen Odlin Edward Joseph O'Leary Clifton Ainslie O1-eutt Forrest Flagg Owen Lynn, Massachusetts Chicago, Illinois Amesbury, Nlassachusetts NIanchester, New Hampshire Chicago, Illinois Braintree, hdassachusetts Kennebunk, NIaine Garden City, New York Thompsonville, Connecticut Albany, New York South Boston, Nfassachusetts Calais, lldaine Norwood, hdassachusetts Charleston, West Virginia Somerville, New Jersey Cleveland, Ohio lVIelrose, NIassachusetts lldethuen, NIassachusetts Evanston, Illinois Evanston, Illinois Cliffside, New Jersey Winchester, lVIassachusetts Brooklyn, New York 51 Fayerweather 53 Fayerweather 16 I-Iallgarten 3 North Fayerweather 26 South Eayerweather 4.7-4.8 Fayerweather 9 W. South Street 5 Reed 28 Reed 15 Ivlassachusetts 7 Fayerweather 42 South Fayerweather 3 Hubbard I8 Nlassachusetts 4 College 16 New Hubbard 12 North Fayerweather 1 Fayerweather 2 Massachusetts 8 New Hubbard 21 South Fayerweather 50 Fayerweather 43 Massachusetts South Weymouth, Massachusetts 54 Fayerweather Concord, New Hampshire N. I2 Wentworth 152 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI Raymond Eugene Palmer Troy LaSalle Parker Howard Shedd Parlin Charles Edward Parsons Lewis Albert Partridge Bradley lVIerrill Patten Warren Stanley Patten . Richard Farnsworth Paul William Henry Pearse john Walter Pearson Arthur Dearborn Pease Harold W arre n Pease Charles Russell Peck Walter Irving Pendleton Dwight Lincoln Perry Samuel James Pickering Hubert Sewell Pi erce Thomas Corey Plant William Franklin Plant, Ir. Fred Don Pollard, Ir. Edward Smith Poole John Daniel Porter Farrington DuBois Post William Stilson .Pounds Howard Stone Power Merle Harold Powers Paducah, Kentucky - Chicago, Illinois Littleton, New Hampshire Washington, D. C. Manchester, New Hampshire Hanover, New Hampshire Cambridge, llflasesachusetts Boston, llflassachusetts Richmond Hill, New York Concord, New Hampshire Laconia, New Hampshire Fall River, lVIassachusetts Mont Vernon, New Hampshire Melrose, Massachusetts Worcester, Massachusetts Manchester, New Hampshire F airlee, Vermont Newton, llflassachusetts Newton, llflassachusetts Proctoisville, Vermont 1 Albany, New York IO W. South Street IO Richardson 25 So. M-ain Street II Reed 4 Elm 1 5 Webster Avenue 4 Hubbard IO Wentworth 9 College I3 Crosby 3 F ayerweather 30 Fayerweather 17 New Hubbard 5 Wentworth 6 Sanborn 3 Swett House 8 College Street I6 Maple 'Street 16 lldaple Street ' I3 Wentworth 34 Massachusetts West Lebanon, New Hampshire 6 W. Wheelock Street St. Albans, Vermont Brooklyn, New York 21 School Street 30 Wheeler Norwell, Massachusetts 1 South Fayerweather Manchester, New Hampshire 52 W. Southi Street fi DARTMOUTH, MCMIX 153 Nathan Fvarts Preston Guy Oliver Putnam Francis lldoncrief Qua Francis Bates Quackenboss john Albert Randall Harold Wlritcoinb Raymond Walter' Benedict Reilly Charles William Remele john Samuel Richardson, Ir. Chester Corwin Roberts Everett Anson Roberts Alfred WO1'CCStC1' Robertson Harrison Robins, Jr. Stanley Walker' Rockwood Malcolm Gale Rollins Franklin Howard Rose Iohn Alvord Rose Stephen Farley Rossiter I Iohn St. Clair Russell Newton Harold Russell Harlan Page Sanborn Robert Harrington Sander- son Arthur Forrest Sargent Robert Elmer Sault Carl Wetherbee Sawyer St. Joseph, llflichigan 3Q Fayerweather VVinehentlon, Nlassachusetts 1 5 North Fayerweather Lowell, lVIassaehusetts I8 Crosby VVorcester, Nlassachusetts 9 Nlassachusetts Bridgewater, Nlassachusetts 26 Reed East VVeymouth, Nlassachusetts 24 Reed Lowell, hdassachusetts 6 Richardson VV est hdedford, Bdassachusetts 37 Fayerweather Boston, Nlassachusetts s II Wlreeler Chicago, Illinois 31 Nlassachusetts Rochester, New Hampshire 21 North lVIain Street Rochester, New Hampshire 18 Reed Baltimore, Nlarylancl 3 Nlassachusetts Aeworth, New Hampshire 8 College Street Newburyport, llflassachusetts 9 Crosby Ivoryton, Connecticut I5 Thornton Concord, llflassachusetts 22 College Claremont, New Hampshire 45 Fayerwe-ather Saranac Lake, New York 27 College Holyoke, llflassaclrusetvts 32 Wlreeler Wolfeboro, New Hampshire 4 Sanborn Walthain, llflassachusetts 4 North F ayervveather Pittsfield, New Hampshire, ' 8 Thornton 21 Sanborn Randolph, Vermont Fitchburg, Massachusetts I2 Wlreelei' 154 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXV1 Edward Hanlon Sawyer Robert Henry Saxton John Augustine Scanlon John Martin Schaupp Lindsly Bernard Schell Gaston Jean Sch erer John Ryland Scotford Henry Blanchard Seaver Charles Samuel Seavey - Robert Francis Seybolt Henry Arthur Shepard Ralph Waldo Sherwin Elbert Harrison Shurtleff Henry Sanders Smith Thornton Allan Snow Charles Frederick Sprague Rathburn Eaton Sprague Edward Stafford Charles Gillette Stebbins Guy Carleton Steeves John Francis Steeves, Jr. John Carleton Sterling I William Thomas Stillman Edgar Robert Stix Clarence Gile Stone Benjamin Middleton. Stout - s Medfield, lVIassachusetts lVIinneapolis, Minnesota Lawrence, Nlassachusetts Fort Dodge, Iowa Washington, D. C., Newton, Massachusetts Chicago, Illinois Brooklyn, New York Rochester, New Hampshire II Hubbard II Hallgarten 7 B Thornton 32 Massachusetts 5 lVIassachusetts IO Wheeler 9 Wheeler 7 Elm 9 Thornton 2 S. Park Street West New Brighton, New York Waltham, Massachusetts ' Fitchburg, Massachusetts II New Hubbard 9 Thornton Fairhaven, Massachusetts 18 Reed Norwood, Massachusetts 242 South Fayerweather West Somerville, Massachusetts IO W. South Street Melrose, Massachusetts I2 North Fayerweather Wollaston, Massachusetts 53 Wheeler Washington, D. C. Everett, Massachusetts New York New York Bridgeport Bridgeport New York, 3 J J N-ew York E New York Connecticut Connecticut New York Lebanon, New Hampshire Oak Park, Illinois I5 New Hubbard 6 Swett House 19 North Fayerweather IQ North Fayerweather 1 Elm 1 Elm 21 North F ayerweather 6 Wheeler 26 Richardson ,l DAR TNI OUTH, NICIVIIX 155 Ernest Alphonso Stowell Beachmont, lVIassachusetts 2 Elm Carl Louis Stucklen Boston, NIassachusetts IO North Fayerweather Warren Sullivan New York, New York 25 Richardson David Whiton Swain Brooklyn, New York 27-28 South Fayerweather Raymond Ross Taylor Arthur Cleophus Theriault Raymond Comstock Thorne Floyd George Tindall David Salisbury Traitel Henry Sherwood Trask John james Troy Bryant Rawson Turner Buchanan Tyson Herbert Nlilton Uline Timothy Stephens Vaitses Emory Moore Vehmeyer Raymond William Veitch Lester James Waldron Harold Reed Walker Harold Augustus Wampler Carroll Raymond Ward Charles CarletonWarren,Jr.' Carl Arthur Waterbury, Jr. Harry Freeman Waterhouse Howard Burton Welch John Bernard Welch Rockford, Illinois hdontpelier, Vermont Chicago, Illinois Kirkland, Illinois New York, New York Kewanee, Illinois South Boston, hlassachusetts Boston, NIassachusetts South Strafford, Vermont Troy, New York hdelrose, lldassachusetts Chicago, Illinois lVIaynard, Massachusetts Revere, Massaclltisetts 1 , Orange, llflassachusetts Chicago, Illinois Buckland, Massachusetts Waterbury, Vermont Oriskany, New York South Framingham, Massachusetts Waterville, Maine Cambridge, Massachusetts 4 Wheeler- 14 Wheeler 16 Richardson 3 College 21 New Hubbard 26 Richardson 7 Fayerweather 33 Wheeler- I7 Wheeler 20 Nlassachusetts 5 Wentworth 31 Massachusetts 9 Hubbard 2 Elm 24 Thornton I6 Richardson 18 Hallgarten 47 Wheeler 5 North Fayerweather I 40 Wheeler 18 Massachusetts 5 Sanborn 156 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI William Henry Weston, Jr. Frank Edward Wheatley Allan Thorpe Wheeler Bertrand Cole Wheeler Richard Gilbert Wheldon Frank Sumner Whitcomb Harold Flagg Whitcomb Phineas Wescott Whiting Frank Burton Whitman Ralph Edwin Whitman Ralph Sprague Wilder Clyde lVIerton Wilson Thornton Gray Wilson Arthur Gould Winship Arthur Henry Witte Arthur Edward Wyman Clarence Linwood Youag Riley Tilton Young Henry Herman Ziegel New York, New York North Abington, lkflassachusetts Charles River, Massachusetts Charles River, Massachusetts Ludlow, Vermont Lowell, Nlassachustetts 'Los Angeles, California Lowell, Massachusetts Worcester, Massachusetts Somerville, Massachusetts East Weymouth, llflassachusetts East Orange, New Jersey Mansfield, Massachusetts Reading, Nlassachusetts East Northfield, Massachusetts Auburn, Maine lVIethuen, lVIassachusetts V Littleton, New Hampshire Roxbury, lVIassachusetts I3 Hallgarten 54 Eayerweather II Hubbard ro Hubbard I5 Sanborn 49 Wheeler 37 Massachusetts 2 Richardson 34 Fayerweather 44 Nlassachusetts 24 Reed IO South Street 26 Massachusetts 23 Sanborn 1 New Hubbard 18 Richardson I Fayerweather IQ Allen Street 8 W. South Street ' I 1 Fi MASSACHUSETTS HALL Qgwehiva ,org 2 ry u o A Ml 7 gl , 5 f William Thayer Smith 0 0 'Qlgf2iWQT EEl 'Qlji'EXf' TE Ilitrrulig William Jevvett Tucker, D.D., LL.D., President. Wililam Thayer Smith, M.D., LL.D., Professor Emeritus of Physiology, Profes- sor of Clinical Surgery anal Dean of the .lldfedieal Faculty. 1IfY, QIDBK, AKK. 'A.B.,' Yale, 1860, A.M., 1874.5 M.D., Dartmouth Medical College, 18765 LLD., Dart- mouth, 1897, New York University Medical College, 1879. Demonstrator of Anatomy, Dartmouth Medical College, 1879-82. Professor of,Physiology, 1885-1908. Studied in European Universities, 1887-88. Has published School' text-books on physi- ology, 1884-85. Professor of Clinical Surgery, 1907-. Dean of the Medical ,College, 1896-. , Gilman Dubois Frost, A.M., M.D., Secretary, and Professor of Anatomy. AKE, oBK,AKK. ' - A V A.B., Dartmouth, 18865 A.M., 1889, M.D., 1892, M.D., Harvard, 1892. Tutor in Latin, and German, 1887-88. Tutor in German, 1888-89. Lecturer on Anatomy, Dartmouth, . 1893. Professor of Anatomy, 1893-. Secretary of the Medical College, 1896-. Henry lVIartyn Field, A.M.,M.D., Professor Emeritus of Therapeutics. QPasadena, Cal. D A.B., A.M., Harvard, 18595 M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, 18625 Dartmouth College, 1881. Associate Professor of Materia Medica and Therapeutics at Dartmouth, 1870-71. Professor of same, 1871-87. Professor of Therapeutics, 1887-93. Present position, 1893-. Phineas Sanborn Conner, M.D., LL.D., Professor Emeritus of Surgery. AKK, QBK. f2I5 W. 9th Street, Cincinnati, Ohioj A.B., Dartmouth, 1859, A.M., 1862, M.D., Jefferson Medical College, 18615 LL.D., Dartmouth, 1884. Commissioned Brevet Captain and Brevet Major, U. S. A., 1865. Practiced in Cincinnati, 1866-. Professor of Surgery, Cincinnati College of Medicine and Surgery, 1866-67. Medical College of Ohio, Professor of Chemistry, 18695 of Anatomy, 1869-875 of Surgery, 1887-. Professor of Surgery at Dartmouth Medical College, I872-. In Europe, 1871, 1876, 1881. Has written many articles published in various medical journals, .J . DARTMOUT'H, MCMIX 1 Charles Beylard Guerard cle Nancrecle, M.D., LL.D., Professor of Surgery. fAnn Arhor, llflichiganj A.B., University of Pennsylvania, 1868, A.M., University of Michigan, I393, Univer- sity of Pennsylvania, 1894, M.D., Department of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania, 1869, jefferson Medical College, I883, LL.D., jefferson Medical Col-lege, 1898, Profes- sor of Surgery, University of Michigang Late Major and Chief Surgeon, U. S. V. Present position, 1901-. Edwin Julius Bartlett, ABI., BLD., Professor of C'l1en1istry. AKK. Csee Academic Paculty.D Tilghman Minnour Balliet, A.M., M.D., Professor of Therapeutics. AKK. - P3709 Powelton Ave., Philadelphia, Pa.D A.M., Franklin and Marshall College, 18865 M.D., University of Pennsylvania, 1886. Present position, 1893-. n William Patten, Ph.D., Professor of Biology. fsee Academic Facultyj John Martin Gile, A.llLl., NLD., Professor of Science and Practice of .lllealicine KKK, f11BK. . A.B., Dartmouth, 18875 A.M., 1890, M.D., 1891. In practice in Idaho Springs, Col., in 1891. Assistant Superintendent of Massachusetts State Almshouse, Tewksbury, Mass., 1891-. Lecturer on the Science and Practice of Medicine, I896-,97. Present position, 1897-. Colin Campbell Stewart, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Physiology. A.B., Toronto, 1894g Scholarships in Physiology, Clark University, 1894-955 Fellow- ship, 1895-97, Ph.D., Clark University, 18973 Assistant in Physiology in Harvard Medi- cal School, 1897-98g Tutor of Physiology in the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Columbia University, 1898-1900, Demonstrator, Medical Department of the University of Pennsylvania, I900'O3Q Assistant Professor, 1903-04, Instructor in Summer School, Clark University, 1895 and 1897, University of Pennsylvania, 1902. Present position, IQO4.. Howard Nelson Kingsford, M.D., Professor of Pathology anfl Bacteriology. AKK. Dartmouth Medical College, 1897, Post-graduate Harvard, 1897-98. Interne at Boston City Hospital. Medical Director at Dartmouth, 19oo-. Instructor in Histology, Bac- teriology and Pathology, 1898-1904. Present position, 1904-. John Ordronaux, M.D., LL.D., Professor of -Medical Jurisprudence. CIJBK, AKKi qoien Head, N. Y. 9 A.B., Dartmouth, 18505 A.M., 1853, LL.Bl, Harvard, 18521 M.D., National Medical College, 18595 LL.D., Trinity College, 18705 Professor of Medical Jurisprudence in National Medical College, 1856-73, in the Law School of Columbia College, IS65-73, in the University of Vermont, 1865-73, in Dartmouth Medical College, 1864.-3 in Law School of Boston University, 1873-. Author of The Jurisprudence of Medicines in its Relations to the Lafw of Contracts, Tests and Efuidence, ISGQQ Centennial Ode of Dart- mouth College, 1869g Institutes of Constitutional Legislation in the United States, 1890. 160 THE AEGIS, VCL. XXIXVI D Granville Priest Conn, M.D., Professor of Izfygiene. AKK. U78 No. Main St., Concord, N. M.D., Dartmouth Medical College, 1856, A.M., Norwich University, 1880. Lecturer in Dartmouth College, 1869-95. Late President of the New Hampshire State Board of Health. Late President of New Hampshire lVIedical Society. Professor of Hygiene, Dartmouth Medical College, 1895-. Edward Cowles, M.D., LL.D., Professor of Jllemfal Diseases.. CIDBK. QMcClean Hospital, Waverly, Mass.D 7 A.B., Dartmouth, 1859, M.D., Dartmouth Medical College, Ig62, and New York College of Physicians 'and Surgeons, 1863. Dartmouth, 1890. Assistant Surgeon in U.S.A., 1863-7o. Resident Physician and Superintendent of Boston City Hospital, 1872-79. Medical Super- intendent of McLean Asylum for the Insane, 1879. ,Professor in Dartmouth Medical College, 1886-. Clinic Instructor in Mental Diseases, Harvard Medical School. Trustee of Clark University, 1889. Contributor to Medical and Physiological Journals. George Adams Leland, M.D., Professor of Oto-Laryngology. AKK. Q669 Boylston St., Boston, Mas-s.D A.B., Amherst, 1874, M.D., Harvard, 1878. Author of Treatise on Physical Culture and Gymnastics. Present position, 1893-. lVIyles Standish, A.M., M.D., Professor of Ojlzfhczimology. V C6 St. James Ave., Boston, lVlass.D ' A.B., Bowdoin, 1875, A.M., 1879, M.D., Harvard, 1879. Assistant Professor of Opthalmology, Harvard, Consulting Opthalmological Surgeon, Carney Hospital, Opthal- mological Surgeon, Massachusetts Charitable Eye and Ear Infirmary. Present position, 1903-. J. Riddle Goffe, P'h.lVI., NLD., Professor of Gynecology. 8 C616 Madison Ave., New York City.D Ph.M., University of Michigan, 1873, M.D., Bellevue Hospital Medical School, 1881. Interne at the Wome1n's Hospital, I88I483,.PI'OfCSSOI' of Gynecology in the New York Polyclinic Medical School and Hospital, Visiting Gynecologist to the New York City Hospital and to the New York Skin and Cancer Hospital, Editor of the Medical News, 1896-IQOIQ Secretary of the American Gynecological Society, 1896-1907, Ex-President of the New York State Medical Association and the New York Obstetrical Society. John Osborn Polak, M.S., M.D., Professor of Obstetrics. C287 Clinton Ave., Brooklyn, N. YJ B.S., Rutgers, 1889, M.S., Rutgers, 1901, M.D., Long Island College Hospital and Medi- cal Department, University of Vermont, 1891. Lecturer on Obstetrics, Long Island Col- lege Hospital and New York Post Graduate Hospital, 1892-99, Professor of Obstetrics, New York Post-graduate Medical School, 1889. Assistant Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Long Island College Hospital, 1900. Professor of Gynecology, Brooklyn Post-graduate, 1906, Lecturer on Obstetrics, Dartmouth Medical School, 1904. Present position, 1905-. ' DARTMOUTH, MCMIX 161 Harvey Parker Towle, A.B., NLD., Profmzvor of Dermatology. C453 Nlarlboro St., Boston, NIass.D A.B., Harvard, ISSSQ NLD., Harvard, 18923 Executive Assistant Superintendent Boston City Hospital, 1894, Assistant to Physician for Diseases of the Skin, Boston City Hos- pital, 1895-1903, Assistant Physician, Dermatological Department, Carney Hospital, IS97-1903, Assistant Physician, Dermatological Department Massachusetts General Hos- pital, I903Q Lecturer Dartmouth Medical School, 1903-04. Present position, 1904.-. Ernest Henry Wlieeler, NLD., Lzfcfurer on Tropical Jllwliciner. CAugusta, Riel NLD., Dartmouth Medical School, '92, Practicing Physician in Rockland, Me., I893'98Q Assistant Surgeon, United States Army, Camp Chicamauga, 1898, Philippine Islands, 1902- 04, United States Health Officer, Isthmus of Panama, IQO4,-07, Graduate XV0rk at Har- vard Medical School, 1907-08. Present position, 1907-. Percy Bartlett, A.B., NLD., Il1.TlI'I1Cl'0I' in Afzzntonzy. AKE. A.B., Bowdoin, 1292, M.D., Dartmouth, 1900. Resident Surgeon Relief Station, Hay- market Square, Boston, 1903-04. Present position, I904. George Richard Lyman, A.NL, Afsristmzt Proferror of Biology. CSee Academic Facultyj Charles Ernest Bolser, Ph.D., Instructor in Clzezfzistry. fsee Academic Faculty.j George Sellers Graham, B.L., NLD., Inrtrzzctor in Pathology. CIJBK. B.L., Dartmouth, 1902, M.D., Dartmouth Medical School, 1905. Pathological House Officer Boston City Hospital, 1905-06. Present position, 1906-. . Leon Burr Richardson, A.M., Instructor in Clzenzistry. CSee Academic Facultyj 162 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI it illllehiml Svrhnnl Glalvnimr V . um? ' August 16 Third and Fourth Year Courses began September 26 First and Second Year Courses began Recess from December 20, 10.00 A. Ill., to Jmzuary 2, inclusitie e . 15115 A lVIarch 29 Third and Fourth Year Courses end Examinations by Delegates i Graduating Exercises Recess from April 2, 10.00 Al. JW., to April 15, inclzlsiwe June 24 First and Second Year Courses end August 4 Third and Fourth Year Courses begin September 24 First and Second Year Courses begin - illnurih Hear illllen ' George Alanson Crittendon V Otis, Massachusetts I5 South Main Street William Howard Gane White River Junction, Vermont Davison Block Oscar Bowen Gilbert ' Woonsocket, Rhode Island 4 School Street Raymond Larkin Giles . Salem, llflassachusetts ' 9 West South Street John Joseph Kenney . Franklin, Massachusetts rg Maple Street ' Howard Andrew Knox Coventry, Vermont ' 25 South Main Street Halsey Beach Loder, B. S. Thetford, VTCIIDOIYC 4 School Street - el D A it 'r M o U 'r 1-1, M C M 1 X V 103 lVilliam Sullivan Quigley Hanson Towle Nlurray hlarshall Louis Alling, B.S. I5 South Main Street Charlestown, Nlassachusetts Northwood Ridge, New Hampshire 9 XVest South Street Ulgirh HDMI' frlilvu I9 Maple Street lVilliam llflottimer Boclwell, A.B. Phillips Nlaurice Chase, B.S. Thomas Rflichael Connell, AB. Edward Gootlell Larrabec George Peavey Laton, A.B. John Hugh Nolan VVilliam Joseph Nolan Fitzroy Farnsworth Pillsbury 41 South Street 4, School Street S College Street I9 South Main Street Xfli House 3 College Street 3 College Street I9 Maple Street Frederick Parker Scribner, A.B. Arthur Stanley Torrey Thomas Vincent Uniac Homer Barnet Wilson Dennis Leo Black, B.S. 25 Lebanon Street I5 South Main Street ' 7 College Street 9 VVest South Street Strunk Evert irllirn IPAQ House Kensington, Connecticut Portland, Blaine Galesburg, Illinois East VVeymouth, Nlassachusetts Auburn, lVIaine Nashua, New Hampshire New Britain, Connecticut New Britain, Connecticut I Saco, Nlaine Raymond, New Hampshire Gloucester, Nlassachusetts Randolph, Nlassachusetts Sanbornton, New Hampshire Nashua, New Hampshire 164 THEA EGIS, VOL. XXXVI William Plummer Clough Ambrose Francis Dowd Harry Bartlett Dunham Paul Revere Felt, A.B. Thomas Sullivan Field Paul Haley Ira Nelson Kilburn Morton Howard Langill Charles Alphonso lVIcKendree Frank Harrison lVIathews John Joseph Mulvanity, B.S. Thomas Edward Reilly Harry Carl ,Storrs Charles Lemuel Trickey Charles Roger Abbott Frank William Anderson Walter Alonzo Bartlett , New London, New Hampshire 41 South Main Street Hillsboro Bridge, New Hampshire 21 School Street 21 School Street Campello, Massachusetts Hillsboro Bridge, New Hampshire 5 College Street 'PA9 House 9 West South Street 9 VVest South Street 21 Allen Street Ford Block 9 West South Street 7 Pleasant Street 7 West 'South Street 42 South Street 41 South Main Street Ellirsat Hear 1311211 6 West Wheelock Street Bridgman Block I 7 West South Street Nashua, New Hampshire Medford, Massachusetts Holyoke, Massachusetts Hanover, New Hampshire lVIanchester, New Hampshire Manchester, New Hampshire Nashua, New Hampshire Randolph Massachusetts Hanover, New Hampshire Dover, New Hampshire Sanbornton, New Hampshire East Boston, llflassachusetts Manchester, Massachusetts l DARTMOUT1-I, MCMIX 165 VVarren John Bostick Stillman George Davis Harold Dufur Fish Eben VVinslow Fiske Williain Francis Forsaith Leroy Charles Grau Herman Herbert ,Tones John Stanislaus Kelley Edward Augustine Kilroe Henry James lVIcGinnis Raymond Brewer Parker 2 South Park Street 4 Lebanon Street Ford Block I 29-30 South 'Fayerweather 25 Lebanon Street 2 VVentworth 27 Main Street 9 Pleasant Street I7 Hallgarten 5M VVest South Street Thompsonville, Connecticut Nashua, New Hampshire South Royalton Vermont VValtham, Nlassachusetts Auburn, New Hampshire North Adams, Nlassachusetts Rindge, New Hampshire Boston, Nlassachusetts VVestbury, Connecticut Waterville, lVIaine Reading, Nlassachusetts 2 Crosby Clayton Albert Royce Woodstock, Vermont I4 Sargent Road Benjamin Eugene Sanborn, Ir. Leavitt's Hill, New Hampshire Arthur Briggs Shaw Morris Kellogg Smith, A.B ,Burton Durrill Thorpe Thacher Washburn Worthen George Yates Young, Ir. 25 South Main Street 29-30 South Fayerweather 9 School Street I7 Sanborn II Webster' Avenue 3 Lebanon Street Joliet, Illinois Hanover, New Hampshire Lisbon, New Hampshire Hanover, New Hampshire Hyde Park, Massachtisetts g an SQ, Qin ' Q .' ', 1 1. Q. -9 'Yr A 4.1.1 ,gat '.'-.' .7 mx - -11. H - ',.-' so sire-111, '- i?2m:1:vz s dwhsfw 'Rex-'D r-fa-'e wV5 l iN5:?if' Y F N A 0 Robert Fletcher 0 P675 r iQSXfE 'Q7T TE Q Gbueravrra The President of Dartmouth College Gen. Henry Larcom Abbott, LL.D .... P Cambridge, Massachusetts Jonathan Parker Snow, C.E. . Boston, Massachusetts Prof. Gustav Joseph Fieberger West Point, New York Otis Ellis Hovey, C.E. , New York, New York Zllarnltg wiiiiam Iewett Tucker,'D.D., LL.D., President Robert Fletcher, Ph.D., Director and Professor of Civil Engineering John Vose Hazen, C.E., Associate Professor of Civil Engineering Charles Arthur Holden, CE., Associate Professor of Civil Engineering Frank Eugene Austin, B.S., Instructor in Electrical Engineering , Charles Hamilton Hoyt, C.E., Instructor in Civil Engineering fDecember-Aprilj Otho McCarroll Graves, C. E., Field Assistant in Surveying in July, August and September Roy Mtxllins, B.S., Field Assistant in Surveying in July, August and September 4 is DARTMOUTH, MCMIX 167 'dlhagnr Svrhnnl July September December January April 21-22 July Glalrnhar 9 15117 Year of forty weeks for First Year Class began Year of thirty-one weeks for Second Year Class began Recess of twelve days began 19113 Classwork resumed Meeting of the Board of Overseers, Tuesday. Examination of fhe Classes. E Reading of the theses of the class of 1908. Clonferring of the Degree of Civil Engineer. Summer Work period of about twenty-one Weeks begins' for First Year Class. A Session-year 1908-1909 sbegins. 168 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI Svrrnnh Brat, 1113211 Samuel Colcord Bartlett A Hanover, New Hampshire I 8 West YVheelock Street Ray Wilbur Brown Fall River, Massachusetts Davison Block Nathaniel Francis Davis Davisville, New Hampshire P2 Sanborn John Hoffman Dunlap, A.B. E East Concord, New Hampshire Arthur John Ela, B.S. Samuel 'Francis Garvin Harry Matt Gray Fred Bacon Greenleaf Reuben Hayes Roy Mullins Harold Parker Russell Hastings Peck 23 South Main Street 4 West Wheelock Street 2 Sanborn 28 Reed 27 Richardson Davison Block 4 Wentworth 4. School Street' Lebanon, New Hampshire Sanbornville, New Hampshire Chicopee, Massachusetts ' Auburn, Maine , Dover, New Hampshire Baldwinsville, Massachusetts Portsmouth, New Hampshire Mount Vernon, New Hampshire Ford Block Henry Tyler Pierce West Mfillbury, Massachusetts Ford Block Iirederic William Welcll, B.S. East Lempster, New Hampshire 32 North Main Street 1 Elriternnehinie Brat fStudents on leave of absence for field and ofhce workj Clarence Eugene Ellsworth Wentxvorth, New Hampshire Engineering and hydrographic aid, United States Geological Surveyg assigned to duty in Oregon and YVashington. l DARTMOUTH, MCMIX 169 Herbert Davis Hinman, B.S. Groveton, New Hampshire Rodman and engineer's assistant under the Isthmian Canal Commission, Canal Zone, Panama. lVilliam Rice Kimball, B.S. Oak Park, Illinois Instrumentman, Pennsylvania Railroad, track elevation, Chicago, Illinois. Rflerton Clark Knapp, B.S. North Berwick, lVIaine Assisting his father in business. V Ralph Gardner Knight, B.S. Randolph, Nlassachusetts Engineering aid, reclamation service at Natchez, XVashington. Clarence Erwin Langley, B.S. Wolfbo1'o, New Hampshire Engineering aid for the Isthmian Canal Commission, Gatun,,Canal Zone, Panama. Charles Reed lidain, B.S. Wincliester, lidassachusetts Student of Mechanical Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Boston, Massachusetts. Robert Houghton Pearson, B.S. Concord, New Hampshire Rodman and engineer's assistant under the Isthmian Canal Commission, Canal Zone, Panama. Earl Thomas Richards, B.S. Holyoke, Massachusetts Inspector on new construction, Kew Mills, American Thread Company, Fall River, Massachusetts. , Charles Potter Richardson, B.S. Dover, New Hampshire Assistant on Engineering Corps of the Missouri Pacific Railway, at St. Louis, Missouri. Williani hdaddock Silleck New York, New York On survey under john R. Freeman for data for a report on 'Water Supply for the WVater Commission of the State of New York. George F redson Baine Arthur Bradley Barnes Frank Gordon Cook Oliver Wesley Cushman Richard Stevens Danforth Frederick Kent English Clinton, Massachusetts Lowell, Massachusetts Concord, New Hampshire Manchester, New Hampshire Gardiner, Maine Wareham, Massachusetts 170 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI Harold Lewis English Ralph William Hazen Richard Hazen, BS. Roger FrankiHill Ernest Avery Lincoln Charles Arthur Luck Raymond Robb Marsden Harold Arthur llflorey Frederick Herman lVIunkelt Walter Clarence Rich A Carl Wilbur Ross Harold Grdway Rugg I Sidney Lee Ruggles Alva Bruce Rutherford Frederick Edward Schilling Park Washington Stickney Philip Laforrest Thompson Albert James Wheeldon Willard Choate Winkley Lisbon, New Hampshire A Bethlehem, New Hampshire Wilder, Vermont Tilton, New Hampshire Fall River, Massachusetts I Weiser, Idaho Utica, New York Wilder, Vermont Brooklyn, New York North Concord, Vermont Calais, Maine Fitchburg, Massachusetts Plainfield, New Hampshire Waddington, New York New Britain, Connecticut Fargo, North Dakota. St. Johnsbury, Vermont ' WO1'CCStCT, Massachusetts Dover, New Hampshire ., fx A -rf ff-f,-V.--v.-:J -.1 , 1 'A in 1 -.I,.' V :saga Q -E .Q .1 was if! .', c-7':a2-,Ar -ff . ! '11-eil: Uv g if':f2f5e-afra'T1 ,,..' A fl- h4.E5f:1-:Pmfi z :En ' R A ,.rfiv3'?Qh 35 P'.f'i1:f'J3!:-- ' ,V-, -- . . . , - -2, 4 ,. if I . .v . . 54 ,, -5 Y- 5 .. ' -I 213 f .X.,. .t V' 1 - v' - INTERIOR OF WEBSTER HALL .,..?,, ., A gal? use sry:-nl 3sQ2xJ 3sQ1ySfs5,Q? ' . --W7 L- img' -gap eg- 4552! nil K 'K re fl. A 'bs .gif e XI Z A X7 X7 -em -I A . Harlow Stafford Person an I rmfo ow mn 3'Hzu:u1ig Q V William Iewett Tucker, LL.D., President. Harlow Stafford Person, Ph.D., Director, ancl Assistant Professor of Conznzcrce and I nzlustry. ' QCornmercial Geography, Commerce, and Technique of lndustryj James Fairbanks Colby, A.'M., LL.D., Parker Professor of Law and Political Science fConstitutio-nal and International'-LaW.j ' Justin Harvey Smith, A.lVI., Professor of Modern IrIistory. CMfodern History and Diplomacyj David Collin Wells, A.B., Professor of Sociology. CSociology anl Labor Problemsj Frank Haigh Dixon, Ph. D., Professor of Economics? QTransportation and Corporationsj George Ray Wicker, P'h.D., Assistant Professor of Economics ' CLabor.j Jessie Siddall Reeves, Assistant Professor of Political Science. C Diplomacy and Commercial Law., Warren Milton Persons, B.S., Assistant Professor of Finance. William Henry Murray, A.B., Instructor in French, Germain, and Spanish. . CFrench, German, and Spanish Composition and Conversationj William Rensselaer Gray, B.L., M.C.S., Instructor in Accounting and Commercial Matlzematics. CAccounting' and Commercial lVIathematics.D Edmund Ezra Day, Instructor in Economics. C Corporations. Q On leave of absence for the year. X DARTMOUTH, MCMIX 1 Efurk Svrhunl Glalenhar 15117 September 26 Year began-Thursday morning November 28 Thanksgiving Day-Holiday December 20 to January 2, 1907, Christmas recevs IHUH January 23 to February 5 Examinations for First April 2 to I5 Easter recess -for First Year lVIen April 22 Second year ends. V June 5 to IQ Examinations' for First Year 'Men Year Men IM THE AEGE,VOL.XXXVI I Edward Bell Barker Louis Cardell Gerry Henry Thomas Haley George Herbert Hoyt I John Harold Jordan Henry Richardson Lane William Joseph lVIinsch Harrie Carlyle Romayne Albert Emery Stevens Warner Goodrich White Luey Earle Cleveland Amidon Joseph Wing Blakely Royal Parkinson Carter Robert Whitcomb Chedel Howard Wyman Cowee Ralph Elmer Crowley Jasper Sprague Dunham Svvrnnh Hear Minn 4 School Street 3 Lebanon Street 7 Swett House 3 Lebanon Street 7 Swett House IO College Davison Block Hanover Inn 2 Wentworth Ford Block Chester Tenney Woodbury, A.B. 4. Wentworth Street Zliirat Hear Men Pittsfield, New Hampshire Hyde Park, lVIassachusetts Roslindale, lllassachusetts Hyde Park, lVIassachusetts Brighton, lVIassachusetts New York, New York 1 Worcester, lVlassachusetts Penn Yan, New York p Lawrence, Massachusetts Buffalo, New York Salem, New Hampshire Millers Falls, Massachusetts lVIontpelier, Vermont Woburn, llflassachusetts Randolph, Vermont A Worcester, Massachusetts Taunton, Massachusetts Brookyn, New York el DARTMQUTI-1, Mcivrrx 175 Henry Stowell Emery Webster' Brewer Evans John Steven Everett Edward Chipman Farrington Percy Elhanan Gleason John Harvey Gray XfVinthrop Austin Griflin Harold Sawtelle Hobart Luther Rflaxwell Howe Curtis Edward Huebener Follett Israel Isaacson Thomas Eugene Jordan Robert Augustus Klahr Benjamin Clement Knox Porter Webber Lowe Thomas Savary McAllister Arthur Douglas Nlaclldillan Lee Woodbury lllarshall Earl Alfred lVIower Andrew Leach Nichols Dana Parkinson Seymour Suffee Rutherford George Edwin Squier, Henry Lewis Stone Paul Steven Vaitses NV1l.l.iam Warner Worcester Salem Depot, New Hampshire Hyde Park, Massachusetts South Framingham, Nlassachusetts Chelsea, Nfassachusetts Everett, Nlassachusetts Chicopee, Massachusetts Greenwood, Nlassachusetts Nashua, New Hampshire Wakefield, Nlassachusetts Dorchester, lVIassachusetts Dorchester, Massachusetts Lebanon, New Hampshire V Bloomville, Ohio Nlanchester, New Hampshire Fitchburg, lVIassachusetts Auburndale, lVIassachusetts Rockport, Massachusetts Manehlester, Massachusetts Windsor, Vermont Sudbury, Vermont Waltham, Massachusetts Waddington, New York ' Holyoke, Mass-achusetts Haverhill, Massachusetts Melrose, Massachusetts Hollis, New Hampshire lQfXQ. Q Q fQfSC4 fQgE1 CK iitllillilt' 5 l' bin 0 I A C l 9 . J: A' n' l A wseglizho 2 U Us 4: 05459 0 T. W. D. Wortheii are fmSlf amwwseeeamdl ' ZHw:u11g A William Jewett Tucker, D.D., LL.D., President. Thomas Wilson Dorr Worthen, A.M., Director and Cheney Professor of Matlze matics. - Edwin Julius Bartlett, A.M., M.D., New Izlampshire Professor of Chemistry. Clarence Edmund lVIeleney, A.lVI., LL.D., Associate Superintendent, Department of Education, City of New York Fred Parker Emery, A.M., ,Willa1'cl Professor of Rhetoric and Oratory. I John Hiram Gerould, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Biology 'QZoologyJ Harlow Stafford Person, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Com-merce and Industry. Leon Burr Richardson, A.lVI., Instructor in Chemistry. Prescott Crde Skinner, A.lVI., Assistant Professor of the Romance Languages CFrench and Spanishj . j ' J Emerson David Fite, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Comme: ce and Industry. John Edward Rouse, A.B., Psychology and Education. Charles'Stua1't, A.B., Physics. Hnhvrgrahuaiva in Smmnuzr Svrhnul ' ' Hiram Averill 151117 Erastus B. Badger Ernest L. Foley Clinton Edward Bills John H. Jordan Richard H. D4 Boerker Thomas E. Jordan Warren Currier - Isaac B. Locke Ralph E. Cushman Howard E. MacAllaster Amos Dodge - Harry Sullivan McDevitt Joseph E. Downey' Chester W. Melville Emile H. Erhard Elbert M. Moffatt William H. Patterson Allen M. Perkins Carlos T. Pierce. George E. Shipley Porter M.. Smith Arthur T. Stuart Craig Thorn William E. Witham , Joseph W. Wortlien -l DARTMoUTH,McM1X 177 Qiampua Elvrnrh Hflllfll of DHI'fllI0llf1l set ll watch Lest the old trazliliolzs fail! resound through the years. Especially today do loyal Dartmouth men remember the watchword, and fear is 'lt their hearts. Lately one uv immaculately-dressed Freshman was heard to say to another. I Wont Q '12, be over tonight. I've got to go and get ready for the theatre. What's - on tonight, 'The MC1'Cll3Ht of Venice' or 'Macbeth ?' Forget this gilded civilization, Freshmen. Let not the old traditions fail. Be sturdy, independent Dartmouth men. If Skeet cuts you at the eoflice, cut him on the street. It's up to some of you fellovvs with money to ring the fire-alarm. The Freshmen forgot to do it last year. You must follow in the steps of Joe and -his sturdy band. If you ask the upperclassmen what they remember of the past year they will tell you of the jingling sound of breaking glass and it was not heard at the burning of the Bridgman block, either. The report is abroad that a new stock of eggs has been shipped to Hanover. Last year the-Freshmen heard a similar report and obligingly gathered on the campus. Are the old traditions dead? Or does the joyous undergraduate still confiscate blinds and water-spouts from thehouses of the faculty? Are the old traditions dead? Last June Chauncey and Spoke led the College to serenade Skeet and Eric. Was that the dying flicker? 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' f- .W-'a - VH: ---.--1-f.n t'-rgwf 9:-1-6-' .. v.'.!5'fl7 . v- .1 H : i Kg .H'- --1 .1 - V: 4-MQ' ' 5 . V . '-V:-:-LQQVV4 .'-'vi J 4' '- 1 'E : .-dv-:.-'-'-G---1- hw:-1 -..-. -9 V- H - ' X- . 'V zz - fi ' V.: '- V ' 111323:-V firm-, 5 X. .g 'K V . U ' X -D.- 16.9, and-' .ff-:V-MV - A- .- LV -'IV ' V ' - - -1- ,.,V.?.w-V,. u,. ,V 1 1.45 N 3 rf 'H N-,. V.. ., X ' ' - ' -'-5 --- 'V ., -.. -' j3!.Tg,,Vf:V X- , cy. I! , - V ' ' .,.' -JV,1Vp, .:V,im.r-J ' ' if A X sr an M , . .. .gf . AQVAVV - VVVV f-V---W - -----' ' ff' j , ,,, , , 180 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI Athleiir Qlnnnril nf Bartmnnth Glnllege Cmiftirrra Prof. Edwin J. Bartlett, President Dr. Charles E. Bolser, Secretary Henry R. Lane, '07, Graduate Manager Alumni Clarence G. McDavitt,4'OO Ernest M. Hopkins, ,OI Ellarnltg Prof. Edwin I. Bartlett Dr. Cliarles Ei Bolser ' Prof. Craven Laycock . - linhergrahnairaa John A. Clark, ,OS . Football Manager Fred A. Cooper, 'QS . Baseball Manager Howard W. Cowee, '08 . Track .lllanager Glhairmrn nf Ahuianrg Glnmmitivwa V Football-Prof. Laycock . Baseball4Prof. Bartlett f Track and Basket Ball-Dr. Bolser .Jlignta .., FOOTBALL SQUAD, ,O7 IN SIGHT OF HARVARD'S OFF GOAL 182 THE AEGIS, VCL. XXXVI Br. 31111111 QL 0B'Qlnnnnr HF. Season of 1907 has b gun a nevs epoch in Dartmouth Football The new game was still an experiment when the selection of a successor to lull Coach Folsom became necessary, and the Athletic Council realized that in the solution of this problem, they had a heavy responsibility. No one doubted that in choosing Dr. John C. O'Co,nnor for the position of head coach they acted wisely. Those who had known him intimately and as captain of the IQO2 team were sure of his 'enthusiasm and executive ability, and those who had only seen the results of his two successful seasons at Andover were confident of his knowledge of the game and of his power to overcome difficulties. 'Q The victories of the Fall testify to the efficiency of Coach O Connor and the only regret is that the team's opportunities were limited to so few opponents worthy of their steel. The tangible results, howeverg even fthe never to be forgottenaz to O, are less important than the spirit of clean, hard play which he inspired by his example and enforced by impartial discipline. The influence which Dr. O,Connor has had in the perpetuation of our highest ideals in sportsmanship will endure when mere scores and temporary successes have been forgotten. As long as he remains in charge of Dartmouth Football we can rest confident in the knowledge that the' team will acquit itself with credit and uphold the best traditions of former years. C JOHN A. CLARK. DR.'j. C. O'CONNOR 184 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI mrarrrn nf the E C. L. De Angelis, '08 I. B..Glaze, '08 R. H. Bankart, '09 I. C. Brusse, '09 I. B. Hawley, '09 G. F. Kennedy, '09 B. Lang, '09 ' E. D. Rich, '09 G. H. Schildmiller, '0 A. H. Thayer, '09 B. Beckett, '08 J. B. Glaze, '08 I. L. Richardson, '08 C. P. Skillin, '08 J. G. Driscoll, '09 9 . Elfnnilmll Euarhall L. Bankart, '10 J. Baldwin, '10 H. H. Driver, '10 C. K. Pevear, '10 E. G. Stuart, '10 C. W. Tobin, '10 I. E. Ingersoll, '11 I. Marks, '11 R. A. Sherwin, '11 R. H. Saxton. 'I 1- S. C. Hazelton, '09 A. F. McLane, '09 G. H. Schildmiller, '09 A. F. Shoppelry, '09 W. H. Norton, '10 MARKS GOING AROUND THE END-HARVARD GAME I907 186 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI R. L. Carns, ,OS W. B. Evans, '08 I. Gray, '08 A. B. Shaw, '08 G. E. Shipley, '08 M. Ready, ,OQ H. R. Lane, ,O7 T. P. lVIo1'rissey, '08 Tlrark Q Eazkri 3152111 H. L. Walker, ,O9 D. FQ Palmer, ,IO , C. K. Pevear, ,IO N. A. Sherman, ,IO G. C. Spokesfield, ,IO I. B. Thomas, ,IO G. H. Schildmiller, ,O9 F. A. Brady, ,IO B. Lang, '09 H. Dingle, ,IO 9 Eg S 00158115 2 Ellie Elluutherll Svauann nf 19117 A E said all we had to say this after- Effl noon in the Stadium. Witli those words another glorious chap- 4'of.L - - Wig ,-, ter in the history of Dartmouth 2551 football was brought to a close. i ' You fellows who yelled and howled and shouted, you fellows who again and again counted the score with mad, exultant voices, you fellows who danced out your joy on the battlefield at Cambridge know whether there was anything more to say. Dart- mouth 22, Harvard Ol As long as that score goes ringing down the ages Dartmouth men will not need to know more of the football team of 1907. Let later chroniclers point to a season with- DR. JOHN W, BQWLER out a defeat, to the totals: Dartmouth 150, Gp- ponents IO. Let them tell how the Green swamped Blaine 27-O, how at Amherst she outplayed and defeated her old rival I5-IO, how she snowed Holy Cross under 52-O. Let them say that Jack O'Connor was onelof the best coaches that ever coached the Green, that he knew football and taught it 'to his fmen, and that he instilled into them the famous Dartmouth fighting spirit. Let them tell that Dart- mouth won her Hnal victory by a thorough knowledge of the game, by a combination of brilliant new-style football and the old, dogged, line-plunging pl-ay, that she won by following the ball every instant, and by taking advantage of her opponents' least mistake. Let them speak with praise of the steady work of Johnny, Ben, and Joe, of Knuck, Marks and Ingersoll, of every man 'that wore -the Dartmouth green. We who saw the green wave once more triumphant in the stadium need not be told these things. P 0 Elinnthall' 1. A. Clark, ' Manager J. C. O'Connor, '02, Head Coach J. T. Gilman,'05, Assistant Coach Dr. J. VV.-Bowler, Trainer , , 19117 J. W. Worthen, Assistant Managert H Uhr Efmnf IEIIIY I. B. Glaze, '08, Quarter Back CCapt.D C. L. De Angelis, '08, Left End , G. F. Kennedy, '09, Left End E. D. Rich, 'OQ, Right Guard G. H. Schildmiller, ,OQ, Right Enll Lang, '09, Right Tackle C. Brusse, '09, Center B. I. R. H. Banlcart, '09, Left Tackle J. B. Hawley, '09, Left Half Back G. Stuart, '10, Left Half Back . C. Tobin, '10, Left Guard . Baldwin, '10, Left Guard L. H. Bankart, '10, Full Back I E. J' .T . E. Ingersoll, 'II, Right Half Back I. lVIarks,' '11, Full Back R. A. Sherwin, '11, Left Tackle R. H. Saxton, '11, Right End ' liwaulisa nf Swann 1913? Norwich University 0 University of Vermont 0 Tufts o New Hampshire College 0 Massachusetts Agricultural College 0 University of' Maine E 0 Amherst T IO Holy , Cross 0 Harvard 0 Total opponents IO Dartmouth 1 2 Dartmouth 0 Dartmouth 6 Dartmouth IO Dartmouth 6 Dartmouth 27 Dartmouth Q 1 5 Dartmouth 52 Dartmouth 22 Dartmouth I 50 1907 VARSITY FOOTBALL GLAZE PUNTING-HARVARD GAME 1907 CAPTAIN J. B. GLAZE ALUMNI OVAL awww M Ka aytiidlll Q l Uhr Ifiawehall Swann nf 19117 g I L AST June the general impression among - Dartmouth men was that the baseball - season of 1907 had not been a success. - - that, after the brilliant southern trip, .1 Undoubtedly this was due to the fact ' with its victories over llfVZlSl1lI1gt0I1 and Lee, the University of Virginia, Annapolis and Georgetown, the disastrous series of defeats by Yale, Wesleyfan, Princeton, Tufts, and Lafayette was doubly distasteful. ' That the season was a success the 'most super- ficial review must show. Of the twenty-five games played the team l-ost but eight. Among the earlier games were victories over Harvard and Vermont. 1 1 . l 4 X 9 -u gg. , 1 ar 1- 'F v. kv l A ffe 'r , ,r., fig? f .. -5. , . its-.N - , F e ,. - l . A f.:,rfgTY,,:'-e 1:-ii' flag-re . 5235 ., A , -i 'm f ,ytf.:,.,,-gfaaiqfiesg ye ci X' T i - I al. Plain 'Heli ,Z ' ' ' . ' 5 -za -1 A- 2- 1 - ...sg Q , 'limit ,,..3,,.,K,. . . . A5 , Ig .,.4,..,. ,raw fr ,Mina n -529-22 M' V A-t .- Jw , 4'-cs 4 Us g' N ' New ' . : r .. r , wetrfti! 'i: ,.,f'.? '?T -g fjif ., 5 TOM MCCARTHY decisive score of 5-O, and the first Tufts game by the equally decisive score of 9-4, later avenged the Wesleyan defeat by a 5-4 victory and brought the season to a splen- did close with two victories over they fast Alabama nine. The New York trip, While unfortunate, taught Dartmouth a much-needed lesson, and this spring no team Will leave Hanover with so unnecessarily full and difficult a schedule before it. Yet in defeat as Well as in victory the team proved its true metal. The extra- inning games with Yale, Wesleyfan, and Andover bear Witness to that. In every game the men played hard,-they did not quit -and when all is said and d ne that I Y O 3 The Green Won the first Amherst game by the is the praise that a Dartmouth man loves-best: Q . l Manvhlall 8 19117 ' J. W. Wallace F. A. Cooper Manager Assistant Manager - ' 1BII7 IHIIH C. P. Skillin Captain I. B. Glaze Wallace .lllanzzger F. A. Cooper F. A. Cooper Assistant Managez' K. lVIason Uhr 61281111 A. -H. Shoppelry, ,OQ, Catcher VV. H. Norton, ,105 Second Base C. P. Skillin, '08, Pitcher J. L. Richartlson, '08, Short Stop B. Beckett, 'o8, Pitcher G. W. Grebenstein, ,O7, Third Base J. B. Glaze, 208, Pitcher A. F. McLane, ,O9, Left Field S. C. Hazelton, ,OQ, Pitcher H. S. M'cDevitt, ,O7, Center Field G. H. Schilclmiller, 709, Fifst Base K. N. Merritt, ,IO, Right Field 1907 VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM 196 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI DATE April 9 April IO April II April I2 April 20 April 22 April' 24 April 25 April 26 April 27 April 29 May May May May 1 2 8 9 May II May I3 May I5 May 18 May Z4 May 25 May 29 May 30 May 31 -Tune June 4 5 Qwaulia nf 1621592 E311 652111125 19117 PLACE Lexington Charlottesville Annapolis Washington Hanover Hanover ' Providence Niedford ' Andover Cambridge Hanover Hanover Burlington New Haven Middletown Princeton Hanover Hanover Hanover Hanover Hanover Exeter Worcester' Amherst Hanover Hanover OPPONENT Washington and Lee 3 University of Virginia 3 Naval Academy 2 Georgetown - 3 Massachusetts Agricultural o Norwich University o Brown 9 Tufts 4. Andover 5 Harvard 3 Colby r Bowdoin 4 Vermont 6 Yale 2 Wesleyan 3 Princeton IO Tufts 6 Lafayette 2 Amherst 0 Wesleyan 9 V 4. Eastern College A. A. o Exeter 1 Holy Cross 6 Amherst I- University of Alabama o University of Alabama 1 Total 79 Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth 9 4 8 4- 4 7 0 9 4- 4 5 5 7 I 2 3 4 o 5 5 9 8 O O 5 2 114 l l f-i 4 C. P. SKILLIN Captain 1907 Base Ball Team TH-E HANOVER BRIDGE CROSSING THE CONNECTICUT l Zi 1+ a n K 19117 Zflrark iivuiem 'fi T is diihcult to tell when the season for track sports opens what will be A I the fortune of the teams. There is always plenty of untried material and ' always a few veterans left, but to prophecy as to the standing of the Xx'.lE.g-3 team at the close of the year is hazardous in extreme. Indoor exercises which began in December did not seem to promise anything startling but ' after the strict training of the April vacation and the daily practice then compulsory, the College received joyously the news that at the Columbia Relay Carnival held at lVIad-ison Square' Gardens on January 25-th the Dartmouth Relay team carried away the two mile intercollegiate indoor championship. The credit for this lies with Captain Jennings, Prichard, Evans and Shipley. 2oo. THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI In the following month with Evans and Shipley out of the running at the B. A. A. games Dartmouth lost to the Pennsylvania quartet by a few yards. To make up for this however Shaw took the 45 yard high hurdles easily. Wi'th the arrival of spring the squad was enabled to get in some outdoor practice and the preparation for the big meets went on rapidly. At Philadelphia the relay team took second place in the two mile relay on April 27th. Again Shaw proved himself capable of defeating same crack opponents and went over the 120 high hurdles in ,fifteen and- two-fifths seconds. , At the annual meet with Harvard we were defeated as last year but the score was at least made more presentableg namely, 83 to 34. The dual meet with Amherst held at Hanover May II proved a satisfactory try-out and chances began to look excellent for the N. E. I. A. A. 'Amherst was defeated 82 to 44 though Hubbard put up an exceedingly brave showing. The Worcester meet under the auspices of the N. E. I. A. A. on May 24 and 25 was a fitting climax. The marvelous performance of Captain-elect A. B. Shaw in clearing the 120 high hurdles in I5 seconds flat was a feature. It was done, however, in the trials and a slight mishap saved the world's record from being changed. As a whole, Dartmouth easily carried -off first place in this meet and won another leg on the cup. The final event of the Track Season took place at the Stadium June 1. The Mott Haven games did not give Dartmouth very much. .Shaw and Sherman were the only ones to qualify in the trials. In the 120 and 220 yard hurdles Shaw lost to Garrells of Michigan by a few inches and in the 220 yard low hurdles he finished third 'after a speedy race. ' The season was successful. The Mott Haven games are difficult and a defeat at the hands of Harvard is no disgrace. The winning of the Worcester meet and the stronger showing put up 'against the Crimson team and the winning of the 'two mile indoor relay is all that the College can demand. Great credit is due to Captain Jennings and to Dr. Bowler, to the one for consistent work and inspiring example, to the other for efficient training. Managing arrangements were perfect and the track season of 1907 is well vworthy of emulation by the track squad of 1908. WILLIAM 'JENNINGS Captain 1907 Track Team Flrnrk 19117 ' H. W. c T V1XI2,,l.'g.'f en Assistant Mgxizxgeer 15117 ' ISHS 8 W. Jennings ' Captain - A. B. Shaw T. W. Worthen Manager H. W. Cowee H. W. Covvee F. E. Foster, '07 I. A. Greenwood, '07 H. R. Blythe, '07 A. Brown, '07 W. Jennings, '07 J. H. Jordan, '07 Event 1 00-Yard Dash 220-Yard Dash 440-Yard Run 1 120-Yard Hurdles 220-Yard Hurdles 880-Yard Run One-Mile Run Two-Mile Run Pole Vault ' 16 Pound Shot 16 Pound Hammer Broad Jump High Jump Discus One-Mile Walk ' One-Mile Bicycle Tvxfo-Mile Bicycle Assistant Manager I. W. Bowler,'Coaclz Tllrzurk Umm 'H? R. P. Pritchard, '07 G. E. Shipley, '08 A. B. Shaw, '08 -7 R. L. Carns, '08 I. H. Gray, '08 - W. B. Evans, '08 Flrark ilhernrhn Holder of Record George L. Swasey, '06' C. G. McDavitt,, 'oo G. L. Svvasey, '06 G. L. Swasey, '06 A. B. Shaw, '08 P. P. Edson, '02 1' H. D. Thrall, '05 A. G. Bugbee, '95 C. Campbell, '0 F. B. ,Hazen,. '06 V. M. Place, '03 2 J. W. Gage, '06 S. Chase, '96 . H. E. Smith, '05 5 . H. C. Blake, '07 1 . E. P. Seelman, '98 S. F. Stevens, '00 G. L. Gary, '98 G. T. Burns ' M. Ready, '09 OZ? WP L. Walker, '09 Sherman, '10 . Pevear, '10 G. C. Spokesfield, 'IO S D. F. Palmer, '10 Record Year Made IO sec. 1904 IO sec. 1899 22 sec. 1905 50 3-5 sec. 1903 I5 sec. 1907 25 4-5 sec. 1901 1 min. 59 1-5 sec. 1905 4 mlin. 32 4-5 sec. 1893 IO m-in. 21 1-5 sec. 1903 II ft. 6 in. 1905 39 ft. 9 1-2 in. 1903 1559 ft. 6 in. 1906 22 ft. 3 in. 1895 5 ft. 9 1-4 in. 1902 112 ft. 3 in. 1907 7 min. 33 4-15 sec. 1897 2 mi-n. 40 sec. 1898 5 min. 39 3-5 sec. 1896 I907 VARSITY TRACK TEAM Baal iflllmet Bartmnnth ua. Amhmerat EVENT 100-Yard Dash 220-Yard Dash 440-Yard Run T' 880-Yard Run 120-Yard Hurdles 220-Yard Hurdles One-Mile Run Tyxfo-Mile Run Running High Jump Broad Jump Shot Put Hammer Throw Discus Throw Pole Vault 4 FIRST' Read, A Hubbard, A Prichard, D Jennings, D Hubbard, Hubbard, Palmer, D if A Walke1', D Thomes, D lldorton, A Pevear, D Blake, D Blake, D Blythe, D Dartmouth, 8 M2121 at iganuuer RSECOND Hay, A Sherman, D Sweet, ffl Shipley, D Shaw, D Shaw, D Ready, D Spokesheld, D Gray, D Brown, D - Taylor, A Loomis, Al Read, A! Greenwood, D Pevear, D Hubbard, A Bredemus, D Amherst, 44 ,lrlllng 11, lan? 3 THIRD RECORD Sherman, D IO sec. Keith, A 23 ,4-5 sec. Richmond, D 52 3-5 sec. 4 Carns, D 2 min. 19 3-5 sec. Gray, D I5 3-5 sec. Conley, ,AI 26 2-5 sec. ' Blake, D 4 min., SI 4-5 sec. Tounce, A IO min. 51 2-5 sec. 5 ft. 4 in. Gray, D 22 ft. 2 1-4 in.. Blake, D 36 ft: 9 in. H. O. Smith, A 122 ft. Pevear, D 106 ft. 7 in. Jones, A IO ft. 6 in. Sunnah Annual Buell Hllmet illartmuuth ua. iiarnarh EVENT IOO-Yard Dash 220-Yard Dash 440-Yard Run 880-Yard Run One-Mile Run Two-lVI ile ,Run 1 20-YH1'd 220-Yard Hurdles Hurdles 16-Lb. Shot H igh Jump Broad Jump 16-Lb. Hammer Pole Vault MMD at Olarnhrihge, filling 4, 151117 - FIRST SECOND Dodge, PI Lockwood, If Dodge, H Lockwood, H Young, PI Parke, H Van Brunt, If Jennings, D llflinot, .H Hadden, PI Crosby, H Graves, H Shaw, D Rand, H Rand, PI Shaw, D Stephenson, H Pevear, D Somers, ,H Brown, D Stephenson, .H Sherinan, D Kersberg, H Blake, D Bredemus, D ilglligggs' E Dartmouth, 34 Harvard, 83 At the Annual Intercollegiate meet held at the Harvard Stadium, June 1, 1907, A. B. Shaw, D., won second place in the 120 yard hurdles, and third in the 220 yard hurdles. THIRD Sherman, D Broderick, H Prichard, D VVhitcher, H Heden, H Rfliller, H VValler, PI Gray, D Taylor, H Bangs, I-I Roosevelt, I-I Shreve, If Gray, D Thomes, D Gray, D Pierce, H IO 22 . 52 2 min. 4 4 min. 41 IO min. 16 15 42 5 21 126 RECORD 2-5 sec. 1-5 sec. 2-5 sec. 4'-S sec. 1-5 sec. 1-5 see. 3-5 sec. 26 sec. ft. 5 in. ft. 6 in. ft. 9 in. ft. 9 in. II ft. - EVENT IOO-Yard Dash 220-Yard Dash 440-Yard Run 880-Yard Run One-Mile Run N Two-Mile Run 120-Yard Hurdles 220-Yard Hurdles High Jump Broad Jump Pole Vault I2 Lb. Shot I2 Lb. Hammer Throw Volkmann, CVD, Williston, CWD, D Tilton, CTD, Hnurivvnih Annual Enivrarhnlwaiir JJIHPPI H2111 at Eannuer, Mag 13, IEIH7 FIRST SECOND THIRD Nelson, V Foster, V Rose, C Nelson, V Rose, C' Wllite, W Foster, V Farrell, L Rose, C Jacques, V Hornblower, V 1 Oelschleget, W Jacques, V .Tobey, W - Perkins, T Lee, S Connery, W Farrell, W Dodge, White, W Norris, PV Estabrook, V Renrieh, T Dodge, L . . Dodge, L Whltney, T Perkins, T Chandler B Cyrus, CZ. ' Iudkins, T White, W Follett, V A IQZQSHL ' Hanbrick, Cl. McHale, T Damon, C. Keresy, W Lewis, L Bigelow, M ' Summarg nf iininta ' 41 Lebanon CLD, I9 Howell CLD, 9 1-2 Haverhill, CHD, I8 Stone CSD, , 5 Malone, CMD, Claremont, CCLD IO . Concord, Mass CCD, 5 Brookline CBD, RECORD IO 1-5 22 2-5 53 I-5 2 min. 4 min- 43 3-5 ro min. 47 18 2-5 28 ,Eff-7 20 ft. II 1-2 ,IO 41 ft. ro I-2 144 ft. 7 1-4 5 2 I I-2 sec sec sec sec sec sec sec sec in 1I'1. ft lI'1. lfl. A. B. SHAW Captain IQO8 Track Team EVENT IOO-Yard Dash 220-Yard Dash 440-Yard Run 880-Yard Run M One-Mile Run Two-lldile Run 120-Y-2.1'd Hurdles 220-Yard Hurdles High Jump Broad Jump Shot Put Hammer Throw Throwing Discus Pole Vault I , Gmrnig-ZHirat Annual Nun Englanh llnivrrnllvgiaiv Aihlviir zlllllvvi M2121 at ifirnnklinn, Mana., fllllarrh 24-25, 19117 FIRST Sherman, D Gram, Te- Prichard, D VVhite, A. Lundell, Br. Udale, Te Shaw, D Hubbard, .4 Horrax, W i llflayhew, Br. Morrill, Bn. Pevear, D Blake, D Bredemus, D Blythe, D Dartmouth CDD, Brown CB1-J, Amherst, Cdl, M. 1. T. qTg.p, Williams , SECOND Read, A A hleCormiCk, We. Sweet, AI Jennings, D llflerrihew, V Gallup, Br. Hubbard, fl Shaw, D Rapelye, Te Read, A Marshall, l7Vi Hazard, Br. Smith, Br. THIRD Gram, T Hubbard, Al Prout, Br. Shipley, D Fortier, Ill Green, Br. Nlayhew, Br Nfayhew, Br Mer1'ill, W i Tolbert, Tu Kent, W e Pevear, D North, W e Nesbit, Te Orr, Te FOURTH RECORD Keith, Al IO 1-5 sec. Sherman, D . 22 3-5 sec Bacon, We 51 3-5 sec Thurlow, Br I min. 59 4-5 sec Buckingham, Te 4 min. 35 I-5 s lWeGregor, Te 9 min. 52 4-5 sec Horrax, Wi I5 2-5 sec Brown, D 25 sec 5ft.'11 I-2 in hdorton, Af 22 ft. 3 in. Bredemus, D 3Q ft. 9 in H. O. Smith, A 124 ft. 6 1n. Pevear, D 112 ft. 3 1n. Horrax, Wi . IO ft. II in. Huxford, Br. Wesleyan C W e-.Q , 'Bowdoin Vermont UU, lldaine filly, Tufts CTZLD, I-2 l S 'igaakvt 162111 Il Quaker 382111 i-'vraann IEIHI5-1911? ITH the graduation in 1906 of five men who 'had done much to place basket ball -at Dartmouth in the highest rank among colleges of the country, and with but two veterans, Capt. Greben- I i ' A' stein and Lang, as a nucleus for a I team, the outlook for the season of 1906-1907 was not of the brightest. Fully realizing the situation and refusing to be contented with a mediocre team, Capt. Grebenstein issued an early call for practice and by the Christmas recess had succeeded in making the Dartmouth five -a strong candidate for championship honors. During the prelim-inary season, the Dartmouth I team won by large scores from all opponents, defeat- ing M. I. T. by 51 to 9, Rensselaer by 88 to 10, Basket Ball Coach and M-assachusetts State College by 52 to I, and already attracted considerable attention by the -high quality of her team play. In these early games, as throughout the whole season, Grebenstein and Lang played wonderful basketball and formed thekback-bone -of the team. Lane, sub-guard for the two preceding seasons, -and Schildmill-er, aformer Andover star, at the guard positions, and Brady at left' forward, backed up the leaders well, the result being a remarkably Well- balanced team of strong and fast players. 1 I The team attained its best form in the month following the Christmas recess, defeating by decisive scores Tufts, Pennsylvania, Wesleyan, Williams, Brown 'and Yale. Wesleyan, Williams and Brown, with Dartmouth, formed the new New England H. R. LANE ' Intercollegiate Basketball League, and Yale and Pennsylvania were leading candid-ates for th-echampionship of the Intercollegiate Basketball League. Therefore, by this series of ive decisive victories, Dartmouth had made herself the favorite for the dham- pionship of the Eastern colleges. During -th-is' period, though, commenced the unfor- 210 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXV1 tunate series of mishaps which were a handicap to the team from this time to the end of the season. Sickness prevented Lang from playing in the Williams game, and con- fined him to the hospital for a week,-injuries kept Lane out of the Brown game, Dingle 'making an able substitute in each -case. On -the first -trip of the season, the Dartmouth Hve, crippled at this tim-e by '-the illness of Capt. Grebenstein, defeated the strong Wesleyan team on its 'home floor, winning the fourth game -of the six necessary for the coveted -championship. Return- ing to Hanover, the team Won its 'twelfth consecutive victory, taking the game from the cl-ever Harvard -team, still crippled though the Green team w-as by the .absence of its captain. 'The most striking feature throughout this almost unparalleled series of victories, against the strongest teams of the country, was the unexcelled -passing and team -play of the men. To the exceedingly fine devel-opm-ent of this style of play, -inherited from seasons of victorious basket-ball, is to be attribut-ed the success of the team thus far. The final tnip of the seas-on will long be remembered by lovers of the game at Dartmouth as the 'most thoroughly disappointing in fthe history of the sport. With the Harvard, Tech, Tufts, -and Brown games on the original schedule, and an addi- tional game wi-th Williams -postponed from an earlier date, the Dartmouth team was confronted with .ai pretty serious proposition. In -addition, however, to the difficulties imposed by a schedule of five games in six days, -all against 'teams at-top-notch form 'and playing on their home floors, the team was further handicapped by the weakened condition of three of its strongest point winn-ers, two of whom had been in the hospital fonly the week preceding,-and by the absence of Lang from the Harvard and Tech games. A The first game of this trip, with Harvard, went on record as one of the closest contests ever fought out in Hemen-way Gymnasium. At the end of the two periods, the score stood' 16 to 16. In the extra period, Dartmouth scored one point and 'Harvard 'threw the winni-ng basket, taking the victory by a score of 18 to 117. Dart- mouth won from Tech 22 to 16, lost -to Brown by one point, and lost t-o Tufts 23 to 17. The game at Williamstown aroused great interest throughout New England as the deciding contest of the New England League championship series. The weakened Dartmouth five put up a game fight for the ich-ampionshi-p and lost to the stronger team by a margin of four points. Remembering the handicap under which the team labored during 'the last and deciding games of its schedule, the greatest credit -must be given to Capt. Grebenstein -and his men for the great devel-opment duringrthe season from an apparently poor outlook. We feel that we are bestowing praise where it was earned in nam-ing the team of 1906-1907 as one of the most brilliant aggregations 'that have represented Dartmouth since the foundation of the game in Hanover. BENJAMIN LANG Captain IQO7-08 Basket Ball Team 'iaaakri Ifittll 15117-IHIIE R. B. Merrill F' Reagan Manage: Assistant Manager Uhr Gram lB. Lang, Center, Captain G. H. Sch-ildmiller, Right Forward F. A. Brady, Left Forward H. Dingle, Right Guard R. A. Burns, Left Guard A T. P. Morrissey, Right Forward December December January January January January January January January February February February February February February February EKPHHILH uf the Svetlana Nnrmirlr Elinineraiig Norwich University 5 M. I. T. Vermont Alumni Wesleyfan Columbia Pennsylvania Holy Cross Massachusett Rensselaer Holy'Cross Harvard Tufts Tech Harvard Wesleyan s State Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth Dar-tmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth - Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth 190s'VARs1TY BASKET BALL TEAM it 5 Ltnrkvg g , Ltnrkvg Svetlana IHH7-IHHH r A HE seaso-n of 1907-O8 in the his-tory -of Dartmouth hockey, in its third year. as a recognized intercollegiate branch of athletics, is 'a season of success consiid-ering the many odds the team has 'had to contend with. Crocker and Pierce lost by graduation, Richardson by d-ebarment, Brett through sickness 3 these and many others were the odds and yet the team Z ss' went for-th in the face of reverses, with entire confidence in its captain, and in its first game defeated Princeton 3 -to 2, the victory due to Foote, who scored the entire points. From the good consistent team Work shown the prospects seemed bright but the inevitable change 'came in Yale's victory, 9-3, Columbia's 4-2, and then the exceptional four period' game with Rensselaer to a tie of 4 to 4. Cn. the eve of examinations the -Canadians from Biishop's College came down to leave with -the laurels of 3 to o. Three games at the present writing still renrain, Springfield Training School, M. l. T. and Harvard. Again- as in football We look to the Stadium with a questioning eye and hope in the heart that Dartmouth may again bring another season to ,a glorious cl-ose by a final victory there. Hockey has fo-und and made a place 'in Dartmouth history, in the interest of Dartmouth men, and the admiration of her friends. All hail the spirit of Winter and the sport that Hanover so generously all-ows. VV. C. FOOTE Captain 1903 Hockey Team lqnrkvg Jan Jan J-an Jan Ian Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb 15117-ISHUH L. G. Treadway S. F. King Manager , Assistant Manager IHU7 ' IHIIB J. F. Crocker Captain W. C. Foote W. C. Foote Manager L. G. Treadway L. G. Treadway Assistant Manager S. F. King Foote, Forward Doe, Forward Marston, Forward Perry, Forward EV he IHIIH Timm Leighton, Cover Poinzf Pettingill, Point Erhard, Goal ' Blanpied, Goal ifwaultanf ihv 5726151111 19117,-IHUH 8 New York I 5 New York I 6 New York 1 7 Albany 24 Hanover I Hanover 4 Hanover 6 Concord 8 Cambridge I O B raeburn Dartmouth 3 . Dartmouth 3 a Dartmouth 2 Dartlfnouth 4 Dartmouth O Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth D artvmoufth Dartmouth Princeton Yale Columbia Rensselaer Bishop's1Col1ege - Springfield Training S Rensselaer St. Pau'l's School 'Harvard V t M. I. T. chool I'908 VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM QQ m 2Qa Q t l 803135 E . martmontij awnings a w.Q2fmNf? amwe Efrnnia Gram IHHE-19117 A. B. Rotch, Captain and Manager I. R. McLane f S. B. Smith ' L. F Stern H. A. Wolff i A. B. Rotch D R Blanpred Buell Tlnurriamvni at Eurlingtnn Hi . Earimnuth ma. Hnineraitg nf Hnrmunt McLane, Dartmouth McLane, Dartmouth McLane, Dartmouth Rotch, Rotch, Rotch Smith, Smith, Smith, White, Pease, Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth i Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth Vermont Collins, Vermont White, Dartmouth Mug 15117 Singles. e WON BY DARTMOUTH -defeated Pease, Vermont defeated Collins, Vermont defeated Green, Vermont defeated Pease, Vermont defeated Green, Vermont defeated Collins, Vermont defeated Pease, Vermont defeated Rustedt, Vermont defeated Collins, Vermont defeated Rustedt, Vermont defeated 2 defeated Whfite, Dartmouth Enables ' WON BY DARTMOUTH McLane and Rotch, Dartmouth, defeated Pease and Rustedt, Vermont 6 3 62 Smith and White, Dartmouth, defeated Green and Collins, Vermont 6 I 6 3 DARTMOUTH TENNIS TEAM McLane Stern White . Smith Rotch 220 THE AEGIS, voL. XXXV1 , Nun iinglanh Mtrrrnllvgiair Eerum Glrnnia Aminriaiinn Eighth Annual Glnurnannzni at illnngmnuh, mann. mug ar-31, um? Thompson, Williams ...... President Budlong, Brown . . Secretary and Treasurer ' Singlra Pyle Brown X N Stern, Dartmouth l Stem' Dartmouth . rLarned, M. I. T. Larned M. I. T. . ' I. K. Tlhompson, Williams ll Lamed' M' I' T' - Larned, Wolfe, Amherst l If A h , M' I' T' Wycotf Tufts ll WO if m erst l sWolfe, Amherst White, Wesleyan ? . Rustedt, Vermont White' Wesleyan - Lamed, Rotch, Dartmouth . . M' LT s. J. Thompson, Williams l Th0mPS0n,W1H1amS ' F ' M I T . ,Budlong, Brown arming, . . . Budlong, Brown l Budlong' Brown Budlong, ' Brown Sc?fl?31?rQfViEl5llfgSt lt Graham, Amherst - . 7Graham, Amherst ' Wycoff Tufts ' V Pease, lfermont Pease' Vermont A . iBnuhIvia M. I. T. X Dartmouth ll M' I' T' M. I. T. xaggfsglgn l Wesleyan , M. I. T. Brown 2 Williams Brown A h m erst ,lixgggsrst il Amherst , Stanhing rm Eight Faint may Williams 6 Dartmouth 2 TUftS M. I. T. 6 Amherst 2M Wesleyan Brown ' 4 E Bowdoin - 1 VC1'II10flt f gg? V pwaiQ. a l G 0 I f Wlttii .JE Gbftirzrz 151113-IHHY 0 P. ill. Smith, '08 Presidcmf Q , L. NI. Howe, '08 i Vice-Presizlezzt H. E. Nleleney, '09 f ' Porter M. Smith, Captain 5 .Sggy-gm,-y and Ty-gay, A A. M. Perkins, Manager A Exeruiiun Glnmmiiiee E. Richardson, '07, Clzairmarz R. H. Peck, ,O7 S. C. Bartlett, '07 Grant IHIIE-IHII7 Malcolm Stanton, ,IO W. F. Garby, 107, Caftain H. W. Stucklen, ,O9 T. W. Wortlien, ,O7 P. lVI. Smith, '08 E. Richardson, ,O7, Manager- A. lVI.Perkins, '08,dssistan1f Manage:- GBBZTIBIEE 15117-15115 A. M. Perkins, '08 . . ., .... Presiderit R. R. Gorton, ,IO . . . Vice-President ' H. E. Meleney, ,OQ ..... Secretary and Treasurer P Exnruiinv Qlnmmitiee P. M. Smith, '08, Chairman H. W. Stucklen, ,OQ A. M. Perkins, '08 222 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI I' Gram 15117-19113 P. M. S-mith, '08, Captain I R. R. Gorton, ,IO A. M. Perkins, '08, Manage1' H. H. Lord, ,IO H. W. Stucklen, ,OQ F. A. Martin, ,II D. E. Walidron, IOQ, flssistant Manager 'Team match of New England Intercollegiate Golf Association was held at Woodlaufn Golf Links, Auburndale, Mass., Oct. 15, 1907. 'First, Williams Second, Dartmouth Third, M. I. T. Individual New England Intercollegiate Championship Contest held October 18t'h,.Won by I-I. W. Stuclclen, Dartmouth, IO9, Wi-th F. A. Martin, '1 1, as runner-up. 1907 VARSITY GOLF TEAM S A Ezuarhlall Gram IEIIIH E. P.Ke11ey, captain , H. B. Whitcomb, Manager V V. Ellyn Gram Reagan, Catcher Marriman, Pitcher Sidley, Right Field Swenson, Right Field Stark,'Seco1zd Base Scully, Catcher S Kelly, Third Base K. R. Hammond, Pitcher Bruce, Short Stop Barstow, Second Base C. E. Cummings, First Base O,Brien, Left Field ' Osborne, Left Field , Hansbury, Left Field Fearing, Center Field I Suphumurr-Ffrezhmun Sverira May 28 Sophomores 3 , Freshmen May 29 Sophomores 9 Freshmen June I Sophomores 3 Freshmen X DARTMOUTH, MCMIX A 22 Sxuphnmnrv 19119 Eankvthall Gram Avery Mower Schildmiller Wellsted Burns Bruce V E112 FLV1ea111 NR. A. Burns, Captain I. E. Driscoll, Jllanager R. M. Bruce, Right Forward R. A. Burns, Right Guard T. C. Wellsted, Left Forward P. S. Avery, Left Guard RQ. H. Nfower, Centre ' G. H. Schildmiller, Left Guard . Svnphnmnfz-3HrwI1n1a11 i-'veriva A First Game 'og I2 '08 22 Second 'Game ,O9 2 5 'O8Q 18 Third Game ,OQ 9 '08 I4 226 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVLI Srnphnmurv 191151 ilinrkrg Gram C. N. Perry ...... Captain J. C. Turner . 9 . . . .fllanezger E112 Z-11221111 R. -H. Marston, Right Wing R. A. Pettengill, Left Wing C. N. Perry,-Right Centre F. C. Johnson, Point H. W. Stucklen, Left Centre J. Lawson, Goal A. E. Newton, Cofver Point H. L. Dillingham, Goal, Elnierrlazn Qlhampiunnhip Series ' 1909 2 L 9 1910 1 1909 5 - 1908 3 1909 IO 1907 1 1910 ,FOOTBALL TEAM 22 THE AEGiS, VOL. XXXVI, Svnphnmurv 1H1H Zlinnthall Gram G. L. lVIcClintock . H. NI. Haserot . Leonard, Left'End McClintock, Left Tackle Douglass, Left Guard Palmer, Centre Dingle, Right Guard Vanderoyl, Right Tackle Bartlett, Right End Ryan, Quarter Back Captain . . . . lllanager Ellie' 51251111 . Hyde, Full Back ' Drummond, Left Tilalf Back Charleton, Full Back Farrell, Left Half Back Chadhourne, Left Tackle Shenstone, Right Tackle Foster, Right End Brady, Left Half Back Steward, Right Half Back iilrtmli uf 55m1,111u1nu1'r-IlT1'r511hie111 Gains 1 I 1910, 24 - 1911 o Zlirwhman 1911 Etnnthall Gram J. F. Bartlett . . Captain C. A. Emerson . . . .llifanager Hurley, Left End Norris, Left Tackle Huhert, Left Guard Rollins, Centre f Gibson, S. K., Right Guard Lovejoy, Right Tackle' Morrill, Right End ' Putnam, Quarter Back Bartlett, Left Half Back Bush, Right Half Back Byrne, Full Back . Sehaupp, Left Guard Hatch, Centre Marden, Right Guard Richardson, Right End E - Winship, Left Iifalf Back Johnson, Right Half Back Duffle, Full Back IQII FOOTBALL TEAM l DARTMOUTH FRATERNITY LODGES ' Psi Upsilon ' A ' H ' ' 'Chi'Phi 'A ' ' ' ' 'Delta Tau Delta ' ' . Beta Theta Pi . Phi Delta Theta Alpha Delta Phi Kappa Kappa Kappa f 5 K DARTMOUTH FRATERNITY LODGESN ' Psi UpsiIon 'M' ' ' f ' Chi Phi ' ' ' 'Delta Tau'De1ta ' ' . Beta Theta Pi , Phi Delta Theta Alpha Delta Phi Kappa Kappa Kappa Q5 5 232 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI Ilhfzxtrrniiiw 3In the nrhzr nf zufnhlislymznt nf Glhaptnra at Eartmnuilp Qlnllzgn Psi Upsilon Kappa Kappa Kappa Alpha Delta Phi Delta Kappa Epsilon Theta Delta Chi Phi Delta Theta i Chi Tau Kappa Phi Sigma Kappa - Kappa Sigma Sigma Nu 0112155 Snrieiiea Zluniurv Turtle Swim' Sphinx Casque and Gauntlet Dragon Mnhiral Svnrieig Alpha Kappa Kappa Svriientitir Elirzriernitg Alpha Delta Epsilon Beta Theta Pi Sigma Ch-i Phi Kappa Psi Chi Phi Phi Gamma Delta Delta Tau Delta 1 K ugvisqx ' ' .M v R ,. 'uf an 'YX'c'.11Qr f . WSLR- :'..-,-4:-:'.f- 5' f 14 'rf 1 5 f 3-1575 Ii ' - , U, :fl in-' la? ff , w ' N , '- 1 w-P. 'w ,142 -:Nbr V Y , 1 ., 'iv' ' ,.,, - L- ' 2 p ' i .P1V 7 Ek:vf F'V1?'1T ,. Q.,. . 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' Q - ' ii qv f .. , gig ,, ' A ' A fiff- ff: MN nmzzvsmmux. 1 DARTMOUTH, MCMIX 235 Theta Delta Beta Sigma Gamma Zeta Lambda Kappa Psi Xi Upsilon Iota Phi Pi Chi Beta Beta Eta Tau Mu Rho Omega Epsilon - 15111 13115111111 Founzied at Union College 1833 'Bull nf Gllrapiera - U1n-ion College . . University of New York . Yale University . . Brown University . - Amherst College Dartmouth College . Columbia University . Bowdoin College . Hamilton College . Wesleyan University . University of Rochester E Kenyon College . University of Michigan Syracuse University . Cornell University . Trinity College . . Lehigh University . University 'of Pennsylvania University of lVIinnesota University of Wisconsin University of Chicago University of California 1833 1337 1339 1840 1841 1842 1842 1843 1843 1848 1858 1860 1865 1375 1876 1880 1884 188Q 1891 1896 1897 IQ02 236 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI Hai lipailnn Zeta Chapter Established 1842 Fllratrea 2 Bnrtnrihua President, William Jewett Tucker Prof. Edwin J. Bartlett Prof. Homer E. Keyes Prof. Robert Fletcher Prof. Robert L. Taylor Prof. Charles F. Richardson Dr. William T. Smith Prof. Justin H. Smith Instructor, Lemuel S. Hastings Zlirater in lirhe Rev. Samuel P. Leeds Illratrrea in Hniueraitate 15113 Clinton Edwin Bills Warren Cleveland Foote Charles Le lVIoyne De Angelis Clarence Percy Skillin George Edwin Squier IHIIH George Ross Adams 1 John Roland Childs Iohn Kimball Saville Russell Owen Alvord Maurice Kivel George Henry Schildmiller Ogden Brown Graham Spear Lyon Craig Thorn ' Chase Brooks Emmett Hay Naylor i Lynde Tucker Harold Abercrombie Wheat 151114 Henry Starr Beal Theodore Ripley Smith Allen Barrows Doggett, Ir. Louis Burr Wallace V George Alexander Graves, 2d Paul Whitcomb Thayer Adams Smith Lewis lllesler Williams Warren Cram Agry John Foster Bartlett William Smyth Carlisle Amos Willard Crooks Henry Stevens Horton 151 1 Edwin Reitler Keeler Charles Rupert Luey Edgar Needham Edwin Smith Poole William Stilson Pounds Frances Bates Quackenboss Henry Blanchard Seaver John Carleton Sterling William Thomas Stillman f- -C4 W ,r 1 A f li v X 'J DARTM-OUTH, MCMIX 2 iliappa lCappa Kappa A F01lI1dB!l I842 Zlfratrnza 12 Enrtnrihwa Prof. lVIarvin D. Bisbee Prof. Fred B. Emery Prof. Thomas W. D. Worthen Prof. John M. Guile Prof. John H.- Gerould ZHrair22i in Hniueraitaie ' 19115 , Bertram Beckett Frank Gordon Cook John Baldwin Glaze Richard Brackett Nlerrill Samuel Kent Bell Clifford Austin Blake Robert Arthur Burns Frederic Aloysius Carroll Harvey Tuttle .Caverly James Hitchcock Valentine Isaac Klopp 15115 Edward Dillon James Jackson Norton Arthur Turner Soule Lauris Goldsmith Treadway Charles Albert Wood Arthur Findley McLane Russell Arthur Pettengill Fred Leon Reed Arthur Howard Shoppelry Dana Elliott Waldron Vernon Frost West Joseph Wasburn Worthen Rich 15111 Francis Anthony Brady Leon Buell Kendall Horace Barker Chadbourne A James Russell Lowell Henry Clay Coffin Emory Douglas Nlower Thomas Albert Foster Warren Waldo Shaw Gay Gleason Nathaniel Alden Sherman Edson -Warren Keith Wayne Dudley Steward 151 1 Tenney Lombard Davis William Frederick Hart Alton Blanchard Jackson Warren Fuller Kimball Gladstone Jordan Robert Henry Saxton Arthur lVIorison Jackson 240 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI Hamilton Columbia Yale Amherst Brunonian Hudson Bowdoin' Dartmouth Peninsular Rochester Williams Manhattan Middletown Kenyon Union Corn-ell Phi Kappa Johns Hopkins Minnesota Toronto Chicago lVIontreal Wisconsin Alpha Evita 1511i Founded at I-Inmilton College I832 111111 nf Q'L11apbzra Hamilton College . Columbia University . Yale University . Amherst College . Brown University . Adelbert University . Bowdoin College . Dartmouth College . University of Michigan University of Rochester Williams College . College of the City of New York . . Wesleyan University . 8 Kenyon College . Union 'College . . Cornell University . Trinity College N . Johns Hopkins University University of Minnesota University of Toronto Chicago University . McGill University . University of Wisconsin 1832 1836 1836 1836 1837 1841 1841 1846 1846 1851 1851 1855 1856 1858 1859 1869 1877 1889 1892 1893 1893 1897 1902 Iuka, Hklla DARTMOUTH, MCMIX 2 Alpha Evita Idhi Dartnzofltlz Clzzzpter E Establislzefl 1846 . i Zllrairva 2 Bnrinrihua . Prof. Gabriel Campbell Prof. C. F. Emerson Prof. C. H. Hitchcock Prof. A. K. Hardy , Prof. E. F. Langley Prof. S. Reeves Inst. W. R. Gray Inst. J. A. Brown iilraxrvr in Hrhr Azro Karl Skinner Ellrartriea in Hniuvraitarv wus John Alexander Clark Joseph Leland Richardson Donald Yerdon Frothingham Robert Billings Rugg Gardner Sparhawk lVIarion Arthur Briggs Shaw Chester Warren Nlelville George Elliott Shipley Cornelius Augustus Riley Porter lVIacDougall Smith ' ' 19115 Theodore Mead Bailey John Arthur Swenson lVIerrill Middleton Follansbee Henry Bassett Whitcomb Charles Diller Ryan Frank Birtwistle Williams He1'bert Leroy Tirrell 151111 . Joseph Elliott Downey Harry Holland Hunter Charles Jackson Fay Killian Van Rensselear Nicol James Frame Edmund James Shattuck Walte1' Percival Greenwood Sheldon Bainbridge Smith Horace Gabriel Hedges Raymond Whiton Thompson 1511 1 ' Harry lVIonroe Bicknell Harry Ryan Byrne -Walford Lindsay Dallas . Austin Campbell Keough George Thatcher Leach John Oscar Norris Walter Benedict Reilly Bryant Rawson Turner Charles Carle-ton Warren, Jr. Harry Freeman VVaterhouse Joseph Sargent McGonagle 244. if II IE 18 IE C3 I S, X7 CD IJ. Ii Zi Ji X7 I Phi Theta Xi Sigma Gamma Psi Chi Upsilon Beta Kappa Eta Lambda Pi Alpha Alpha Omicron Epsilon Rho Tau Mu Nu Beta Phi Iota A Phi Chi Psi Phi Gamma Phi Psi Omega Beta Chi Delta Chi Phi Gamma Gamma Beta Theta Zeta Alpha Chi Phi Epsilon Sigma Tau Delta Delta Tau Lambda Alpha Phi Delta Kappa Tau Alpha Sigma Rho Delta Pi Rho Delta Brita Kappa iipailnn Founded at Yale Unifuerxity 1844 EKIIII nf Gthapirrn Yale University . . . Bowdoin College Colby University . Amherst College . Vanderbilt University University of Alabama University of Mississippi . Brown University . . . University of North Carolina . Miami University . , . University of Virginia . Kenyon College . - Dartmouth College . Middlebury College . University of Michigan . Williams College . Lafayette College . Hamilton College . . . Colgate University . . . University of the City of New York University of Rochester . . Central University of Kentucky . Rutgers College . . . De Pauw University . . Wesleyan University . . . Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute . Western Reserve University . Cornell University .- . Syracuse University . . Columbia University . . University of California . Trinity College .... University of Minnesota . . Massachusetts Institute of Technology Chicago University . . . D Tulane University . . . University of Toronto . University of Pennsylvania . McGill University . . Leland Stanford University University of Illinois . . University of Wisconsin . 1344 1345 1846 1847 1847 1850 1850 I850 1852 1852 1852 1853 1853 1855 1855 1855 1856 1856 1856 1856 1856 1857 1861 1866 1867 1867 1868 1870 1871 1874 1876 1879 1889 1890 1893 1898 1898 1899 1901 1902 1904 I906 ' WlHWlI5l Ijg5 311 ff ' kNl11mm m C1 0' ' 6 V QD xx 'AfA ' DARTMOUTH, MCMIX 2 Bella Kappa 'Epailnn Pi Clldflffl' Establislzezl 1853 EHrairea 2 Burturihna Prof. J. F. Colby Dr. G. D. Frost Prof. G. D. Lord Inst. E. B. Watson Inst. C. A. Proctor Prof. Craven Laycock Prof. D. C. Wells Zlirsririea in lirhe I i Dr. Percy Bartlett C. P. Chase Dr. E. H. Carlton E. L. -Gulick - Harry Richmond Wellman Fred Foster Parker E. lVI. Hopkins Elirsrirlea in llniurraitain IHIIH Fred Allen Cooper William Levan Lee ' uma Henry Reginald Bankart John Clough Ralza Milon Cummings Herman Louis Dillingham . James Glynn Driscoll Emile Henri Erhard William Ingraham Fearing Thomas - 15111 Laurence Hardy Bankart Thomas Hodgson Heneage Edgar Willard Hiestand David Laundon Johnson George Herrick Faber Kidder Arthur Hardy Lord Herbert Hamilton Mitchell John William Thompson William Hubbard Patterson Howard Edward McAllaster Laurence Vaughn Gardner Harvey Wilbur Graves Stanley Gates James Shaw Huselton Harold Milton Prescott Kenneth Edward Root Wallace Mason Ross Cedric Wellsted Ward Charles Meagher Chase Keith Pevear Leland Powers John Edwin Sickman Lawrence Fish Stern Clarke Walworth Tobin Samuel Anderson Mathevvson 151 1 Charles Everett- Benton Arthur Phillips Bush, Jr. Eugene Raymond Gardner ' Jonathan Edwards Ingersoll Robert Boughton Keeler Robert Gage Kimball John Marks George Maurice Morris John Walter Pearson Chester Corwin Roberts Ralph Waldo -Sherwin Raymond Comstock Thorn Emroy Moore Vehmeyer Harold Augustus Wampler 248 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI Zeta Epsilon Eta if Kappa Iota Xi Phi Chi Psi Omicron Deuteron Beta Lambda Pi Deuteron Rho Deutero-n Nu Deuteron Mu Deuteron Gamma Deuteron Theta Deuteron Iota Deuteron Tau Deuteron Sigma Deuteron Chi Deut-eron Delta Deuteron Zeta Deuteron Eta Deuteron 1 Ziflpzia Brita Olhi Founded at Union College 1847 3111111 nf Glhaptera Brown University . . College of William and M'ary . Bowdoin Coll-ege . . Tufts College . Harvard University . Hobart- College Lafayette College . University of Rochester .Hamilton College V Dartmouth College . Cornell University . . . Boston University . . . College of the City of New York . Columbia University . . . Lehigh University . if Amherst College . . . University of Michigan . . Massachusetts Institute of Technology Williams College - .P I . University of Minnesfota . University of Wisconsin . George Washington University . University of California . lVlcGill University . . . . Leland Stanford, Ir., University . 1853 1853 1854 1856 1856 1857 1866 1867 1868 1869 1870 T877 1881 1883 1884 1885 1889 1890 1891 1892 1895 1896 IQOO 1901 1903 'N . KK' V. fgjgi-QL ,. k ggi-F--A K- ' ' A ., N j4rQ,wi fi5:,iA,:fh ff' fx fag ,f V I i f J ! Qff 1 f f H . , .fr I ,f .., i-W A .- , - Q zz, ,Q h j '5-X I - k QA Nfl Q A 1 7 , 2 1 fr ,fn f ff ix f ffl, Q-X ' Y. .. -- . f Af nl. ' fS,+'zf-ff. W ' vi ff' i?,?Q ,522 X ' .Dr,eka,.Hhz'Zu, Erastus Beethoven Badger, 2d DARTMOUTH, MCMIX , 251 'alhria Evita Glhi P Omicron Deuzferon Clzapter Established I869 Flfrairea P Enrturihwa Prof. Charles Darwin Adams Prof. John Merrill Poor Inst. Edmund Ezra Day Prof. Herbert Darling Foster Prof. George Ray Wicker lmrairrza in Hniurraitaie I Henry Thomas Haley John Harold Jordan , Thomas Vincent Uniac IHUH Allan lVIoore Perkins Arthur Bradley Barnes Gordon Blanchard Laurence Wakeman Griswold Morton Hull Harold Winslow Joyce Isaac Beauchamp Locke Harry Eugene Burroughs Leon Baker Farley 15115 Benjamin Lang James Sullivan Proctor Douglas Donald Ruxton Malcolm Stearns . Laurence Metcalf Symmes John lVIorris Tatterson Richard Baldwin Locke Karl Roland Maerker 15111 Leslie Clarke Bartlett ' NIartin Edward Harmon John Wesley Bates Irving Frederick Jewett Fletcher Payne Burton Hazen WO1'CCStC1' Jones Hiram Norton Cushman Walter Heselton Norton John Thurston Farwell Robert Emerson Parker John Alva Ferguson Earle Howard Pierce Philip lVIerrill Forristall Sturgis Pishon' James M-arsh Porter 151 1 George Herbert Adams, Jr. Burton Keith Burbeck Leo Francis Caproni Richard Volney Chase John Joseph Daly Frederick Choate Eaton Frederick Weller Long Guy Oliver Putnam Malcolm Gale Rollins Arthur Gould Winship 252 TF II IE fl IE C3 I S, If CD IJ. Ii Ei Ii I7 I Miami University ,Indiana University I Central College ight Brita EIIPIEI Founded at Illiami University 1848 281111 uf Glhaptrera 1 848 I 349 1850 Wabash College I850 University of Wisconsin 1857 Northwestern University 1859 Butler University 1859 Ohio Wesleyan University 1860 Franklin College 1860 Hanover College 1360 University of Michigan 1864 University of Chicago 1865 De Pauw University 1868 Ohio University 1868 Missouri University 1870 Knox College 1871 University of Georgia 1871 Emory College 1871 Iowa Wesleyan University 1871 Mercer University 1872 Cornell University 1872 Lafayette College 1873 University of California 1873 University of Virginia 1873 Randolph-Macon, College 1874 University of Nebraska 1875 Pennsylvania College 1875 Washington and Jefferson College 1875 Vanderbilt University 1876 University of Alabama 1877 Lombard College 1878 Alabama Polytechnic Institute 1879 Allegheny College 1879 University of Vermont 1879 Dickinson College ISSO University of Minnesota Westminster College University of Iowa University of Kansas University of the South University of Texas Ohio State University University of Pennsylvania Union University Columbia University Colby University Dartmouth College University of North Carolina VVilliams College ' Southwestern University Syracuse University Wasliington and Lee University Lehigh 'University Amherst College Brown University Tulane University VVashington University ' Leland Stanford, Ir., University University of Illinois Purdue University Case School of Applied Science University of Cincinnati University of Washington Kentucky State College McGill University Universityof Colorado ' Georgia School of Technology Pennsylvania State College University of Toronto University of South Dakota 1881 1880 1882 1882 1883 1883 1883 1883 1883 1884 1884 1884 1885 1886 1886 1887 1887 1887 1888 1889 1889 1891 1891 1893 1893 1896 1898 1900 1901 1902 1902 1902 1904 1906 IQO6 Af? If 41. 'fs Q Tigr I 1 'T , ,, 'H EP M - EQ QK - xgghlkg.. H 'f E . gmgg D AQFS X Q fkki AX -Q2 N Ai' E :T gf : i Jaw Wqnaf? l ' HJ, , ,-1 , N +4 WHEN? f DAP! Delmont Rockwood Bradley Nathaniel Jacob Howland DARTMOUTH, MCMIXY 255 ElHhi Britax Cifheia T New Pfmnpslzire Aljzlra Establislzed 1884 5Hrair2a ia iBnriurihua Prof. Frank Haigh Dixon - Inst. Eugene Richard Nlusgrove Elirairra in 1Hrh12 Edgar Hayes Hunter Arthur Perry Fairfield Frank Abbott lVIusgrove - ilirairea in liniurraiiuie Dennis Leo Black Halsey Beach Loder Phillips lVIaurice Chase Arthur Bond MCSC1'VCy Thomas Sullivan Field 15113 J Webster Brewer Evans Stanford Davis Tappan Edward Chipman Farrington Phillip Laforrest Thompson lldason Avery Lewis Robert Fears Thompson Walter Clarence Rich Howard Franklin Whipple Arthur Thompson Stuart IHHH Chester Snow Brett Russell Cowles Ralph Earl Cushman Bertrand Carr French Joseph Rae Graff Henry Cheever Comey John Henry Field, Jr. Henry Clinton Hutchins Thomas James Leonard Robert Leeds lVIaco'mber Charles Greenleaf lVIerrill Benjamin Roy Allison Benjamin Kimball Ayers Paul Brownell Briggs hdortimer Currey Grover 15111 1511 War1'en Lawrence Peck Harvie Ellsworth Schwartz Eugene Miller Stark Sidney Hammond Thompson Everard Stowell Pratt Albert Amasa Ricker John Joseph Ryan Harold VVentworth Sprague Raymond Walden Wilson Richard Lymon Wing Glen Gorrell lVIcConnell Richard Farnsworth Paul Benjamin Middleton Stout Henry Sherwood Trask Aloysius Joseph lldahoney 2563 UT II IE JA IE C3 I S, X7 C3 IJ. If Ii Ii YF I 182111 Ihrta i Founded at Miami Unilversity IS39 Miami University Cincinnati University Western Reserve University Ohio University Transylvania University Washington and Jefferson College De Pauw University Indiana University University of Michigan Wabash College Central University Brown University Hampden-Sidney College University of No1'th Carolina ' Ohio Wesleyan University Hanover College Knox College University of Virginia Davidson College Bethany College Beloit College University of Iowa Wittenburg College Westminster College Iowa Wesleyan University University of Chicago Denison University Washington University University of Wooster University of Kansas University of Wisconsin Northwestern University Dickinson College Boston University johns Hopkins University iKn11 nf Glhtqiivra 1839 1841 1841 1841 1842 1842 1845 1845 1845 1846 1848 - 1849 1850 1852 1353 1353 1855 1855 1858 1860 1862 1866 1867 1867 1868 1868 1868 1869 1872 1872 1373 1373 1874 1876 1877 University of California Kenyon College Rutgers College Cornell University 5 Stevens Institute of Technology Saint Lawrence University University of Maine University of Pennsylvania Colgate University Union University Columbia University Amherst College A Vanderbilt University University of Texas Ohio State University University of Nebraska Pennsylvania State College University of Denver University of Syracuse Dartmouth College University of Minnesota Wesleyan University University of Missouri Lehigh University Yale University Stanford University University of West Virginia University of Colorado Bowdoin College Washington State University University of Illinois Purdue University Case School of Applied Science University of Toronto University of Oklahoma 1879 1879 1879 1879 1879 1879 1879 1880 ISBO 1881 1881 1883 1884 1885 1885 1888 1888 1888 1889 1889 1890 1890 1890 1891 1892 1894 1900 1900 1900 1901 1902 1903 1905 1906 1907 'A ' 41, '15 , : HM Gnuw A N' :IV-1 'AJ ff, lJh','w- , ,,. aft ' DARTMOUTH, MCMIX za L A Evra Gihria Hi Alpha Omega Chapter Estalzlishefl 1889 J iliratrra 2 Enrinrihua Prof. Frank A. Sherman Prof. George L. Lyman Ellrairra in Elirhe Dorance B. Currier David Storrs Aclna D. Storrs William B. Woodbury El'Hre1tr2a in lihiurraiiuin 15115 William Plummer Clough IEIHY Morton Howard Langill Cornelius lVIortimer Stilphen ' Harry Carl Storrs IHIIH A John William Corcoran Joseph Joyce Donahue Ralph Elmere Crowley Arthur Douglas Macmillan Edwin Woodbridge Darling Raymond Brewer Parker Allan Gray Tenney IEIIJH Robert Merritt Bruce Joseph Cleveland Brusse Norman Rudolf Catharin Clarence Edwin Cummings Joseph Richmond Hatch George Francis Kennedy Allen Edward Newton Harold Houghton Pratt Willard Lewis'iRuhe Herman Luther Walker Daniel Edward Watson James Baldwin Ralph Guy Baldwin Henry Roger Harrison John William French Hobbs Neal Carson Hotaling Charles Jordan Joseph Albert Magrane James Monroe Mathes 15111 11311 Thornton Weeks Jenness -Edwin Grant Stuart John Cornelius Vander Pyl Leslie Sherwood Wiggin Lewis Albert Partridge Howard Stone Power Nathan Evarts Preston Lester James Wald1'on A Bertrand Cole Wheelei' Alpha Gamma Eta Lambda Xi Omicron Psi Theta Kappa Epsilon Rho Zfeta Phi Mu Omega Chi Beta Delta Delta Phi Phi Zeta Zeta Theta Theta Kappa Kappa Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Gamma . Zeta 1 Eta Theta Zeta Psi Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Epsilon Iota Lambda Nu Xi Beta Omicron P-i Rho Sigma Upsilon Phi Chi Psi Omega Alpha Eta Eta Lambda Lambda Nu Nu Mu Mu Xi Xi Omicron Omicron Rho Rho Tau Tau Upsilon Upsilon Psi Psi Omega Omega Beta Gamma Beta Delta Sigma C6111 Founded at Miami Uni-verxity 1855 181111 nf Glheqairra Miami University . . Ohio VVesleyan University . University of Mississippi . Indiana University . De Pauw University . 'Dickinson College . University of Virginia Pennsylvania College . . Bucknell University . . . George Washington University . Butler College .... Washington and Lee University . Lafayette College . . . Denison University . . Northwestern University . Hanover College . University of Wooster Purdue University . . University of Pennsylvania . Central University . University of Michigan University of Illinois . Ohio State University . Beloit College .. . . . State University of Iowa . . Massachusetts Institute of Technology University of Cincinnati . . University of Nebraska . . Illinois Wesleyan University University of Vlfisconsin . University of Texas . . University of Kansas . . University of 'California K. Tulane University . Albion College . ' . Lehigh University .1 . University of Minnesota . . University of South California . Cornell University . . Pennsylvania State College . Vanderbilt University . . Leland Stanford. Ir.. University . Hobart College ..., Dartmouth College . . Kentucky State College Columbia University . . . West ,Virginia University . 4. University of the State of Missouri University of Chicago . . University of Maine . . Washington University University of Washington . Syracuse University . University of Arkansas Colorado College . University of Montana 1855 1855 1857 1858 1859 1859 1860 1863 1864 1864 1865 1866 1867 1868 1869 1871 1873 1875 1875 1876 1877 1881 1882 1882 1882 1882 1882 1883 1883 1884 1884 1884 1886 1886 1886 1887 1888 1889 1890 1891 1891 1891 1892 1893 1893 1894 1895 1896 1897 1902 1902 1903 1904 1905 19o6 1906 X5 ,, 'J 'W af W3 y, f4?vS4 I -v gwfw I , N ' i ,WR fixhl : 1 'E- 'igyjy 'WNWHN , U! ,I v M Ni 1 W ' lx 'KNVHUO NI 1 CQVSIGNOI .Z7l7v7crLPJlllll. HAP? 51 DARTMOUTH,'MCMIX 2 t Sigma Qlhi M Em Eta Clzapter E.vt1zbZi.vlzefl I893 Elirairea 2 Enrinrihna Prof. I. V. Hazen Prof. C. A. Holden Inst. C. E. Bolser Inst. F. E. Austin Zliratrwa in 3514112 D. B. Russell P. R. Bugbee . Eliratrea in Eliniurraitainz IHUH Warren Currier Walter' Aiken Hancock Roy Harmon Keith Porter Webber Lowe Thomas Paul Morrissey Earl Clifford Mower IHHH Royal Kilburn Abbott Benjamin Ayer John Hancock Dowdall Robert Jameson Holmes Sanford Bertram Hooker Theodore Rice Smi ' 1El1II Ralph Davenport Abercrombie Harold Purman Hinman Max Lucius Holmes Clarence Gemmill Peattie 151 1 Paul Palmer Ayer Edward Carrick Castle Lester Merton Harding John Holmes Hinman -Fitzroy Farnsworth Pillsbury Burr Polk Irwin Eugene Miles Prennice Charles Noah Safford William Hidden Woodman Ira Nelson Kilburn Anson McLoud William Townsley Patch Walter Clarence Rogers Edward Patrick Kelley th Frank Owen Robinson Ralph Arthur Sherwin Russell Dudley Meredith James Matthew Irwin Thomas Corey Plant William Franklin Plant Herbert Milton Uline l 264. UT II IE za IZ C3 I S, X7 CD Ia. Ii If Ii If I Pennsylvania Alpha Virginia Alpha Pennsylvania Beta Pennsylvania Gamma Pennsylvania Epsilon Virginia Beta Mississippi Alpha Pennsylvania Zeta Pennsylvania Eta Ohio Alpha Illinois Alpha Illinois Beta Indiana Alpha , Ohio Beta Iowa Alpha New York Alpha Pennsylvania Theta Indiana Beta New York Gamma Wisconsin! Alpha Kansas Alpha Michigan Alpha Pennsylvania Iota Maryland Alpha Ohio Delta Wisconsin Gamma New York Beta New York Epsilon Minnesota Beta Pennsylvania Kappa West Virginia Alpha California Beta New York-Zeta Nebraska Alpha Massachusetts Alpha New Hampshire Alph California Gamma Indiana Delta Tennessee Delta Rhode Island Alpha Illinois Delta Texas Alpha Ohio Epsilon 15111 Kappa at Founried at lVashi7zgto1z and Jejferxon Colle H Bull ,nf Glhaptera YVashington and Jefferson College University of Virginia . . Allegheny College . . . Bucknell University . . . Pennsylvania College . . . Washington and Lee University , University of Mississippi . . Dickinson College . . Franklin and Marshall College . Ohio WVesleyan University . Northwestern University . University of Chicago ' De Pauw University . Wittenberg College . State University of Iowa . Cornell University . Lafayette College . . Indiana State University . Columbia University . University of Wisconsin University of Kansas . University of Michigan . University of Pennsylvania . Johns Hopkins University . Ohio State University . Beloit College '. . Syracuse University . Colgate University . . University of Minnesota . Swarthmore College . . University of' West Virginia . Leland Stanford Jr., University . Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute . Nebraska University . . Amherst College . . . Dartmouth College . University of California Purdue University . Vanderbilt University Brown University . University of Illinois . . University of Texas . . Case School of Applied Science . ge 1852 Ig52 1859 1855 1855 1355 1855 1857 1859 1860 1861 1864 1865 1865 1866 1867 1869 1869 1869 1872 1875 I876 1876 1877 1879 1880 1881 1883 1887 1888 1889 1890 1891 1893 1895 1895 1896 1899 1901 1901 1902 1904 1904 1906 Q1 Q Q u -1' 'K' LA M . ' 4 M 215 . V '1 E jfgllzg X- F1 rv 1, f . A f. ff ,. ,.l, ,A g g? z-- HM -V I 'f PY? 5 1 5 . - '55 'Sff?SfQ? ,N,,,,,. ' 1:3 Z9-1? xx, Xa . 'wif 'Cx-V---Y V , E ' X , Q X '-' KN , , N Jhvllwqliiazlu.. DARTMOUT1-I, MCMIX A 2, Phi Kappa Hai New hlanzpslzire Alpha Eszfablishezl I896 Illrsxirr in 3Hrh12 Charles Howard Dudley A Zliratrw in Hniueraiiair lldarshall Louis Alling Fred Bacon Greenleaf Ray Wilbur Brown Reuben Hayes . Oscar Bowen Gilbert IHUH ' Raymond Ledden Carns John Stephen Everett Eben Winslow Fiske Joseph Antony Flanagan Luther Maxxxfell Howe Thomas Eugene Jordan Raymond Robb- Marsden Frederick Edward Schilling IHHH George Thomas Burns Arthur Lowell' Herrick Philip Minot Chase Ralph Herbert Marston Thomas Augustus Fardy Chester Norman Perry Arthur Archibald Haddon Robert Mason Stone Harold Seward Hall Herbert Moore Walker A Louis Forrest Wright 19 IU W l Ferdinand Douglas Armstrong James Richard Everett Pierpont McC1askey Cowan ' Stormont Jlosselyn Harry Herman Driver George Leonard McClintock James Drummond, Jr. Roger Grenvvay Pierce r Francis Worcester ' 15 1 1 Kenneth Stevens' Ballou - Edward Franklin Chase lVIax Everett Eaton Sargent Flint Eaton Joseph Newhall Hazeltine William Everhard Herron Stanley Bassett lldacomber Robert Harrington Sanderson VVarren Sullivan Allan Thorpe Wheeler 268 THE AEGI8, VOL. XXXVI Alpha Beta Gamma.. Delta Epsilon Zeta Eta Theta Iota Lambda Mu Nu Xi Omicron YRho Phi Chi Psi Qrnega 611111 15111 Founded at Princeton University 1824 Bull nf Clllyapiwa University of Virginia . . M,assachusetts Institute of Technology Emory College .... Rutgers College . . Hampton-Sidney College . Franklin and Marshall College . University of Georgia . . . Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute . Ohio State University . . . University of California . . Stevens Institute of Technology . University of Texas . I . . Cornell University . Yale University . Lafayette College Amherst College . Dartmouth College . Lehigh College .... Georgia Institute of Technology . 1859 1873 1869 1867 1867 1855 1867 1878 1883 1875 1883 1892 1868 1877 1874 1873 1902 1872 1904 A x vi CMN: N W, Na 1 7'-fl si j w N N r X . - , ,QL '11, f9Q,w1'e Ei9U', f wi- gnc ftwe1:a211'1..mzfe X, X 'v.a,'-xx ,2:-'f5 V'vf- .'.b4'f -5-vw!!-- iii ..:X,'- . 132 ',1ff1S?'T1v: w1-Y:' xel' ,' . 2 . , 4,, ..,. ,A M +, wg,-,y,.,.,., WM. mm-,Q-.,5 xg-1 ,N ,. 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Harold Sawtelle Hobart Arthur Kimball Blood - Harry Beane Kennedy Richard Stevens Danforth Joseph Ralph Libby Arthur Allen Eberly William Alexander lVIiller VVinthrop Austin Griffin f Francis Asbury Robinson Arthur Nlerriam Wyfman IHUH Karl Raymond Hammond Henry Edmund llfleleney Samuel Frederick King Harold Allen Osborne Fred Dighton Laton Earle Jackson Rogers lVIark Anson Smith 15111 Eugene Paul Albert Daniel Dustin Craft Qlarence Eugene Allen Royal Wilkins Hyde lliaurice Cary Blake Frank Lamont lVIeleney , Donald Run-nells Bryant John Bidwell Thomes ' Guy Richard Carpenter 151 1 E Aubrey Bickford Butler Russell Hess Kimball Edward Hutcherson Chamberlain Philip DJcQuesten Donald Alexander Cheney Lawrence Allen Odlin Dartmouth Alpha Theta Lambda Nu Sigma Omicron Pi Tau Psi Omega Alpha Deuteron Gamma Deuteron Zeta Deuteron Theta Deuteron Zeta Nu Deuteron Xi Deuteron Omicron Deuteron Delta Xi Beta Delta Xi , Pi Deuteron' Rho Deuteron Sigma Deuteron Tau Deuteron Sigma Lambda Deuteron Alpha Phi Zeta Phi Beta Chi Theta Psi Gamma Phi Kappa Nu Iota Mu Mu Sigma Pi Iota Kappa Tau Rho Chi Beta Mu Nu Epsilon Alpha Chi Tau Alpha Chi Mu Chi Iota Lambda Nu Chi Mu Omega Mu Sigma Tau Delta Nu Sigma Nu Pi Rho Chi Upsilon Lambda Iota Lambda Sigma Alpha Iota 151112 fEEI11I11IEI'EI?l1EI Founded az lprll.Tlli7lgIf07l and Jejfer.i'o1z College IS48 Qnll nf Glhtqatvra Washington and Jefferson College . University of Alabama . . De Pauw University . . Bethel College .U . Pennsylvania College . University of Virginia Allegheny College . Hanover College W Wabash College . Columbia University . Illinois University . . . Knox College .... Washington and Lee University . Ohio Wesleyan University . . Indiana State University . . Yale University . . . Western Reserve University Ohio State University . . University of California . University of Pennsylvania . Bucknell University . . Gettysburg College . University of Kansas . Wooster University . Lafayette College . University of Texas . Wittenberg College . Denison University . University of Michigan VVilliam Jewell College Lehigh University . Colgate University . . . Pennsylvania State College . . . Cornell University .... Massachusetts Institute of Technology . University of Minnesota . . . Worcester Polytechnic Institute . . University of Tennessee . . Richmond College . . johns Hopkins University New York University . Amherst College . Trinity College . . Union College . . A University University of Wisconsin of Illinois .X University of Nebraska University of Missouri University of Maine . University of Washington College . Syracuse University . Brown University . University of Chicago Purdue University . . Leland Stanford University Iowa State Coll-ege . . 1848 1855 1856 1856 1858 1859 1860 1864 1866 1866 1866 1867 1868 1869 1871 1875 1876 1878 1879 1881 1882 1882 1882 1882 1883 1883 1884 1885 1885 1886 1887 1887 1888 1888 1889 1889 1889 1890 1890 1891 1892 1893 1893 1393 1893 1897 1898 1899 1899 1900 1901 1901 1902 1902 1902 1902 1907 21559 E 7 Q Jr' 4 y ff AKC . f X N 1 if IK ..1,j.' g.,-. 7 .I GE rlfmof , Q1 1,199 492: 'Ai , fZ73jigiE,?sf,. I J DARTMOUTH, MCMIX 2 ElHhi Mamma Evita Delta Nu Clzapter Esfablislzed IQOI illrstier 2 Eurtnrihna Inst. Wm. H. Mrirray Ilirater in 351112 Dr. George S. Graham Hrairea in Hnineraitate laura Paul Revere Felt 11311 7 Leon Levy Currier George Fredson Baine Howard Wyfnuan Cowee Sumner Crosby John Adolph Detlefsen George William Elvvell William D. Knight rana Russell Hastings Peck Arthur Leon Lewis Arthur Dennis O'Shea Arthur Boylston Rotch Henry,Lewis Stone Burton Durrell Thorpe l Edgar Fowler White V Russell Burleigh W1'ight . 15115 Phil-ip Stearns Avery Frederick Haubrich lldorawski Frank lVIervin Bartlett . lVIaurice Readey Harold Hutchins Burbank Frank Joseph Reagan Jesse Barnum Hawley Albert -Schofield Robinson Haile Moxxfer Henry William Stucklen IHIII Harold Culver Benjamin Earl Russell Palmer Otis Thompson Crafts Edgar B. Prescott John Harvey Dingle Osborne Harris Shenstone Howard Fall Guy Carleton Spokesfield Robert Raymond Gorton Allen Pope Salmon Donald Ferguson Palmer John Christopher Shambow 1 H1 1 ' Thornton Chase, Ir. John Whitney Foster Lester Hartwell Gibson Donald Hoffman - Arthur Joshua Knight Frederick Alfred Ma1'tin Charles Russell Peck Raymond Eugene Palmer Harrison Robins, Ir. Carl Louis Stucklen Floyd George T-indall Howard Burton Welch Ralph Edwin Whitman Robert Avery lVIorrill 276 CF II IE JK IS C3 I S, If CD IQ. IK Ii Ii I7 I Gamma Beta Alpha Mu Kappa Beta Alpha Beta Beta Beta Upsilon Beta Psi Rho Beta Lambda Nu ' Delta Beta Zeta Epsilon Upsilon Omicron Chi Beta Epsilon Zeta Beta Theta Beta Eta Beta Kappa Pi Lambda Beta Iota ,Beta Gamma Beta Mu Beta Nu Beta Xi Beta Omicron Beta Pi Beta Rho Beta Tau Beta Phi Beta Chi ' Phi Omega Beta Omega Gamma Alpha Gamma Delta Gamma Beta Gamma Gamma Gamma Epsilon Gamma Zeta Gamma Eta Gamma Theta Gamma Iota 'Gamma Kappa Gamma Lambda Evita Tian Erlta Founded al Bethany College 1859 ZK1111 uf Qlhsmiera Wasliington and Jeiferson College Ohio University . . . Allegheny College . . . Ohio Wesleyan University . Hillsdale. College . . ' . Indiana. -University . F De Pauw University . . University of Illinois . . Wabash College . . Stevens Institute of Technology . Lehigh University ' .... Lafayette College .... University of Michigan . . . Butler College. University of Indianapolis Albion College ..... Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute . . University of Iowa . Kenyon College . . Emory College . . Adelbert College . University of the South University of Minnesota University University Vanderbilt University University Tufts Coll of Colorado of Mississippi University of Virginia of Wisconsin ege . . Massachusetts Institute of Technology . . Tulane University . Cornell University . Northwestern University Leland Stanford, Ir.. University . University of Nebraska . . Ohio State University . . Brown University . . . Washington and Lee University . University of Pennsylvania . University of California . University of Chicago . University of West Virginia . Armour Institute of Technology . Dartmouth College . . . Columbia College . . Wesleyan 'University . . . George VVashington University . Baker University . . . University of Texas . V . University of Missouri Purdue University 1861 1862 1863 1866 1867 1870 1871 1872 1872 1874 1874 1874 1875 1875 1876 1379 ISSO 1881 1882 1882 1883 1883 1883 1886 1886 1888 1888 1889 1889 1889 1890 IX93 1393 1394 1394 1896 1896 1897 1898 1898 1900 1901 1901 1902 1902 1903 1903 1904 1905 1907 W F1 ' 0 fvff 'J ' I ' ' E 'f Q wmllllnn i f b W. .. :5ar-V a i ? I ,H M '-A I ' Nw 'T1F'V'W:9EIK'wfi .v . 1 Iwwiif! EW ,,,f!17Mv it w.YQgg,1LbSfxfX W1 'QTY'-. fn X D 1 PIL fffff DARTMOUTH, MCMIX 2 Evita Eau Evita Gamma Gamma Chapter Establislled IQOI Elfraiivr 2 Burtnrihua Prof. Norman Everett Gilbert Hrairra in Hniueraiiair William Joseph Minsch A Fred Dickey Qrdway .. jesse Harding Charles Arthur Luck Richard Rodgers Peebles 15117 15118 Thomas Edward Reilly Earl Thomas Richards Alva Bruce Rutherford Seymour Suffel Rutherford Charles Conant Severance August Frederick Vietor Edgar Stratton Chappelear Bertram Hatton Herbert Richardson Hawes Leslie Jae McKay John Cyrus lVIitchell William Wallace Dudley Harold Valmore Hyde Chester Francis Scott Gerald Cowenhoven Barnes William Davis Gordon 1HlIEI' 15111 1511 Leo Francis Nolan George Woodbury Oliphant Arthur Cordingley White George MOD1'OC York Clifton Albert Snow v Edgar lVIi'lls Steward Marvin Cooper Taylor Ben Ames Williams William Augustus Noyes Charles Samuel Seavey Frank Burton Whitman 20 THE AEGIS, VOLPXXXVI Glhi Eau lteqrqrm Founded' I904 - Illrerivzr in HTH? George William Putnam Zllratrra in liniueraitair 15115 Arthur John Ela' 1191113 Frederick William Welch 15117 Grlando Chester Davis Richard Hazen Parker Wilson Tabor IHHH ' Charles Greenleaf Bennett Stacey Burton Irish David Robert Blanpied ' George Paul Leete Guy Cleveland Blodgett Ralph Holmes Sherburne Donald Laird Comstock Raymond Warren Sherburne George Bruce Fine Park Washburn Stickney Roger Frank Hill William Warner Worcester 15115 Wilbur Irving Bull - Robert Byers Eaton Benjamin Prescott Burpee Harold Richard Foss Charles Elbert Dole Oliver Parker Greenwood Benjamin Harmon Dudley VVilliam Francis Holzer Ralph lVIaynard Wight 15111 A Charles Albion' Bardwell Leslie Augustus Bull Allan Prime Fowler Arthur Alexander Gordon John Thomas Coggins N Stanley Gale Eaton, Harold Treadwell Farnsworth Stewart Knowlton Gibson 1511 Louis Charles Langdell Clifford Stanley Lyon Andrew Jackson Scarlett, Jr Harold Sumner Winship lVIacGregor Hamilton Robert Harrison Hatch Warren Stanley Patten Carl Weatherbee Sawyer uv K . A 1 n 4 1 D v 1.-lw-3. 'J 4 ww 5 I f ,w ,. . ,.W.?iEii?329 , -4Z'T-541633. MQ? ' x K ,?5:x.i:j -xzxhz, .1 ..,4. 1' ,V 4.4 3 v . 5'2g.',-Qi' ' .ji . Y ULF-' ' , Y . fed TL M.-. .f x 1 1 '1 v Q 1 'M Il.. 1.EIgA:'Y ,,..3a.. ' k W 'A ' . ,W 1,m:ff'f1 ' ' .': 1' :nv r ,...,. . ' 'vw- , ..---1,32 ' DARTBJOUTH, BTCNIIX 283 15111 Sigma Kappa Fozmdezl at Massnclzusetts Algricultural College 1873 3111111 uf Qllyaqntiem Alpha llflassachusetts Agricultural College 1873 Beta Union University . . . 1888 Gamma Cornell University . . 1889 Delta West Virginia University . . 1891 Epsilon Yale University . . ' . . 1893 Zeta College of the City of New York . 1896 Eta University of Mtaryland . . 1897 Theta Columbia University . . 1897 Iota Stevens Institute of Technology . 1899 Kappa 7 Pennsylvania State 'College . . 1899 Lambda George Washington University . 1900 lVIu University of Pennsylvania . . IQOO Nu Lehigh University' . . . 1901 Xi Saint Lawrence. University . . 1902 Omicron llflassachusettsn Institute of Technology 1902 Pi Franklin and lVIarshall College . 1903 Rho Queen's University . . . 1903 Sigma Saint John's College . 1903 Tau 4 Dartmouth College- 1905 Upsilon Brown University . 1906 Phi Swarthmore College 1906 Chi Willi'an1s College 1906 Psi A University of Virginia . 1906 2+ ,THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI 1511i Sigma Kappa Tau Chapter H Establishezl 1903 Zllrairea 12 Burinrihua 4 Prof. Chester Nathan Gould Inst. John W. E. Glattfeld Elirairra in lllninvraitate IHHE William bdortimer Bodwell A 15113 Arthur Theodore Anderson Frank William Anderson Jasper Sprague Dunham Arthur Franklin Doe Edward Chandler Ford Sidney Channing Hazelton Nlarshall Ernest Comstock Charles Luther Crawford Harold Lewis Judd Joseph Ritchie Kinney Robbins Wolcott Barstow Raymond Bills Carmichael Lawrence Coy Claire Alfred Pelton Duflie Howard Floyd Dunham Chester Arthur Emerson Emory David Heald Mo1'rill Hough Hugh Kenworthy L 151115 15111 1511 Theodore Ira Dunn Gustaf James Gustafson Charles Howard Walker Stanley Winthrop Leighton Edward Plumer Norris Perley Nelson Storer Kenneth Johnston Knapp Winthrop Shaw Nay Clifford Edward Rice James Herbert Young Hartford Leonard William Walke1' Ma1'den Henry Arthur Shepard Lindsly Bernard Schell Thornton Allan Snow Rathburn Eaton Sprague Charles Fredrick Sprague Raymond Ross Taylor Harold Reed Walker umm mu. DARTMOUTH, MCMIX 287 Zleta Beta . Eta Prime Mu Alpha Alpha Alpha Beta Kappa Lambda Alpha Chi Phi Omega Upsilon Tau Chi Psi Iota Gamma Beta Theta Theta Pi Eta Sigma Nu Xi Delta Alpha Gamma Alpha Delta Alpha Zeta Alpha Eta Alpha Theta Alpha Kappa Alpha Epsilon Alpha Lambda Alpha Mu Alpha Nu Alpha Pi Alpha Rho Alpha Sigma Kappa Sigma Founded at University of Virginia I867 - 181111 nf Gllgaptmi University of Virginia . University of Alabama Trinity College .... VVashington and Lee University . University of Maryland . . Mercer University . Vanderbilt University University of Tennessee . Lake Forest University . . Southwestern Presbyterian University University of the South . . Hampden-Sidney College . University of Texas . Purdue University . University of Maine . Southwestern University . Louisiana State University . University of Indiana . Cumberland University Swarthmore College . Randolph Macon College . Tulane University . . VVilliam and Mary College . University of Arkansas Davidson College . University of Illinois . . Pennsylvania State College . University of Michigan Q . George Washington University . Southwestern Baptist University , Cornell University . . 1 . University of' Pennsylvania . University of Vermont . University of North Carolina YVofford College . . Wabash College Bowdoin College . Ohio State University . 1867 1869 1873 1873 1874 1875 1877 1880 1880 1882 1882 1883 1884 1885 1886 1886 1887 1887 1887 1888 1888 Iggg 1890 1890 1890 1891 1892 1892 1892 1892 1892 1892 1893 1393 1894 1395 1895 1895 288 QTHE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI. Alpha Tau Georgia School of Technology . 1895 Alpha Upsilon Millsaps College . . 1895 Alpha Phi Bucknell University . 1896 Alpha Psi University of Nebraska 1897 Alpha Omega William Jewell College . 1897 Beta Alpha Brown University . ' 1898 Beta Beta Richmond College . . 1898 Beta Delta Washington and Jefferson . 1898 Beta Gamma Missouri State University . 1898 Beta Epsilon University of Wisconsin . . 1898 Beta Zeta Leland Stanford. Jr.. University . 1899 Beta Eta Alabama Polytechnic Institute . 1900 Beta Iota Lehigh University . . 1900 Beta Kappa New Hampshire State College, . 1901 Beta Lambda University of Georgia . 1901 Beta Nu Kentucky State College 1901 Beta Mu University of Minnesota . 1901 Beta Xi University of California . IQOI Beta Omicron University of Denver . 1902 Beta Pi Dickinson College . 1902 Beta Rho University of Iowa . 1902 Beta Sigma Washington University . . 1902 Beta-Tau Baker University . . . 1903 Beta Upsilon North Carolina A. and M. College 1903 Beta Phi Case School of Applied Science . 1903 Beta Psi University of W'ashington . 1903 Beta Chi Missouri School of Mines . 1903 Beta Omega Colorado College . . 1904 Gamma Alpha University of Oregon . 1904 Gamma Beta University of Chicago . 1904 Gamma Gamma Colorado School of Mines . 1904 Gamma Delta Massachusetts State College 1904 Gamma Zeta New York University . . 1905 Gamma Epsilon Dartmouth College . 1905 Gamma Eta Harvard University . 1905 Gamma Theta University of Idaho . I905 Gamma Iota Syracuse University . 1906 Gamma Kappa University of Oklahoma . 1906 --.rf f.'i'.ei:: ' '--1-he Sgr Flfgfrr-'-.1 45.4 'M N55 ,.-,Lit-g-Q15 -f V . ,' 'V 4 ' 35 nf? !fX'E:'f-3215 5' n ew Ln fx W' 140- '55, I -LK 57. 11 if: Q K f x . .-1 1 -. Q '5 ag A ' , QW ' ii ' ii H . ggi? v U , 3 tu? X1 V if S' i sg P 5 -ff Q 1, R31 1 Q U f, S ,pg H. X 3 w 2 ,,- A' .W fffflii ' 121- f- 2 ' . 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Chester Chamberlain Butts Harrold Alonzo Dykeman David Slade Fitz Ralph Henry Hoit Frederick Whidden Grant lVIarlon Wallace Hill Oro Ellsworth Holdman Alfred Albert Hormel 1HII7 15118 15115 15111 1511 George Herbert Hoyt William Wallace Lee, Jr. Scott Witcher lVIann John Hazen lVIcElwain Frederick Hermann Munkelt John Aloysius Norton' Edwin Watson Smallman Howard Gage Nloody Howard Bigelow Peterson Arthur Burgess Stanley Harry Gilbert Mitchell Alfred Irving lldoriarty Roy Curtis Norris Edward Augustus Paul Rollo George Reynolds William Harold Woolner John Augustus lldullen, Ir. Elton Rockwell Norris Dwight Lincoln Perry Farrington Du Bois Post Harold Whitcomb Raymond Everett Anson Roberts Charles Gillette Stebbins Ralph Sprague Wilder Thornton Gray Wilson 292 TF II I3 za IQ C3 I S, If CD IJ. IK Ji Ii If I Beta Mu Theta Iota Kappa Lambda Epsilon Eta Nu Xi Pi Rho Sigma Upsilon Phi Chi Psi Beta Phi Beta Beta Beta Theta Beta Zeta Beta Nu Beta Chi Delta Theta Beta Eta Beta Iota Beta Psi Beta Mu Beta Xi Beta Rho Beta Tau Beta Upsilon Gamma Gamma Gamma Alpha Gamma Chi Gamma Beta Beta Sigma Gamma Delta Gamma Epsilon Gamma Zeta Gamma Eta Gamma Theta Gamma Iota Gamma Kappa Gamma Lambda Gamma Mu Gamma Nu Gamma Xi Sigma LI fFozuzded al Ifirginia Illilitary I7l.S'fifllf6'- 1869, Bull nf Qlheqairra University of Virginia . University of Georgia University of Alabama . . Howard College . . . North Georgia Agriculture College Wasliington and Lee University . Bethany College . . . Mercer University . . University of Kansas Emory College . Lehigh University . University of Missouri Vanderbilt University University of Texas . Louisiana State University . Cornell College . N . . University of North Carolina . Tulane University . . De Pauw University . Alabama Polytechnic Institute . 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Missouri State School of Mines and Metallurgy 1870 IB73 1874 1879 1881 1882 1883 1884 1884 1884 1885 1886 1886 1886 1887 1888 1888 1888 1890 1890 1891 1891 1891 1891 1892 1892 I892 1893 1894 1894 1395 1895 1895 1896 1896 1898 1898 1900 1900 1900 1901 1901 1902 1902 1902 1902 1902 1903 x , . 35:1 X5y6 'fe+1w 'f:,.'G'X V in if 'iiffff xr ,. f -1 31 A 4-,fa rfb.- V i f 4 4- :'lQiJ'? ,-1' f'.t A ,' - ' wg . W- ,, u v 5, - K :H y egooelqerggi 71 fwg, -Q 09 A 00523 -Q73 1,7 N. xl V ,A -.Q ,Q 5 : ' 5 5 9' 1 5' ' ffm ' K-QE im E! 1' 1- WJ. . - gkjmiy ,35- ,ze 5 -E 5 . fg- ,miy 'AQ . . - g-- .,. we - f-W' ' , '.N1 f'fi-3528 M4 Sh, AH' ' Q v.-.4 Frm f-1:-' .fam in o- a Aefmt .f W M-:QV -f o9131 5,. ?-Qki 'rg --'N ' iq, -J-,gxegngggrg o,,1,vgF,..5' ff-'P 1 1'i, 5!?: 3, ' lx-. 7f .'-f - 7'9+:,.i--'- T -::? 1':55 if g Q1 mi. 33 , J 513. gg :F-if 5 A 1 .4 V1 2' ,f?f'4 z .fYf'.1 a.,g'- ' 1? 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John Hoffman Dunlap 15117 Harold Dufur Fish Harry llflott Gray 15113 Robert Whitcornb Chedel Eliphalet Austin Greeley Harold Charles Clark Lester Clyde Greenwood' William Frye English, Jr. John Harvey Gray 15115 Harry Earle Buchanan Alvin Clark Noyes Robert Rutledge 'Gould Ralph Wilber Noyes Curtis lVIorrison Hilliard Winthrop Lamson Smith Harry Abbott Ward 1 El 111 John Cowles Brooks l Donald Whittier' Greenwood Philip Preston Brooks George Harold Jenks William Hall Deering Frederick Albert Rainey - Winsor Dormin Wilkinson A ' 1 El 1 1 Charles Henry Ayer Edwin Black Judd John Jackson Boynton Leon Earle Lovejoy David Allan Childs lbrahim Follansbee Nlorrison Stephen Farley Rossiter 296 5fF I1 IE za IE C3 IRS, X7 C5 19. Ii If Ii X7 I Alpha Beta Gamma Delta Epsilon Zeta Theta Iota Kappa Lambda Mu Nu Xi Sigma Psi - Eta Omicron Pi Rho Upsilon Phi Chi Omega Tau - Alpha Beta Alpha Gamma Alpha Delta Alpha Epsilon Alpha Zeta Alpha Eta Alpha Theta Alpha Iota Alpha Kappa Alpha Lambda M..M Alpha Kappa Kappa Founded at Darlmoutlz College IS80' iKnI1 nf Glhapirra Dartmouth Medical College, Hanover, N. H. College of Physicians and Surgeons, San Francisco, Cal. Tufts College Medical School, Boston, Mass. Medical Department of University of Vermont, Bur- Iington, Vt. Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, Pa. Long Island College Hospital, Brooklyn, N. Y. Medical Department of Bowdoin College, Brunswick, Me. Medical Department of University of Syracuse, Syra- cuse, N. Y. Milwaukee Medical College, Milwaukee, WVis. Medical Department Cornell University, New York, N. Y. Medical Department University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. . Rush Medical College, Chicago, Ill. Medical Department Northwestern University, Chicago, Ill Medical Department ,University of California, San Francisco, Cal. Medical Department University of Minnesota, Minne- apolis, Minn. College of Physicians, Chicago, Ill. Miami Medical College, Cincinnati, Ohio Ohio Medical University, Columbus, Ohio Denver and Gross Medical College, Denver, Col. University of Oregon, Portland, Ore. Nashville University, Nashville, Tenn. Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn. University of Tennessee, Nashville, Tenn. University of the South, Sewanee, Tenn. Medical Department Tulane Unive1'sity, New Orleans, La. Medical Department University of Georgia, Augusta, Ga. Medical Department McGill University, Montreal, P. .Q. Medical' Department University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada Medical Department George Washington University, Washington, D. C. Yale' Medical School, New Haven, Conn. Medical Department University of Teigas, Galveston, Texas University ofNMichigan, Department of Medicine and Surgery, Ann Arbor, Mich. University College of Medicine, Richmond, Va. University of South Carolina, Charleston, S. C. . 1888 1899 1393 1894. 1900 1896 1897 1899 1900 1901 1900 1901 1901 1899 1898 1899 1901 1902 1903 1903 1903 1903 1903 1903 1903 1904 1904 1905 1905 1906 1906 1906 1906 IQOX ,,.fr wg. V - x x S:?' g'1 x x ACS 'gag F V -vm 5, f SKA awww, ,EUPYWIEHT IWCIL 1 DARTMGUTH, MCMIX 2 Alpha lkrppa 51521414121 ' Alpha Chapter H Established I888 Munnrarg illllnnrhrra VVilliam Thayer Smith, NLD., LL.D. Paul Fortunatus Munde, M.D., LL.D. Phineas Sanborn Conner, NLD., LL.D. John Ordronaux, M.D., LL.D. Tilghman Nlinnour Balliet, A.M., NLD. Edward Julius Bartlett, A.lVL, NLD. Granville Priest Conn, A.M., NLD. Gilman Dubois Frost, A.lXd., NLD. George Adams Leland, A.NL, M.D. David Webster, M.D. George Sellers Oscar Bowen Gilbert, A.B. Raymond Larkin -Giles John Joseph Kenney Marshall Louis Alling, B.S. William Plummer Clough Thomas Michael Connell, A.B. George Peavey Laton, B.S. Homer Dennis Leo Black, B.S. Thomas Sullivan Field, A.B. lra Nelson Kilburn Williain Henry Parish, NLD. ,Iohn Martin Gile, A.M., M.D. Howard Nelson Kingsford, NLD. George Cook, M.D. Charles Rumford Walker, A.M., M.D VVilliam H. Hotchkiss, A.M., M.D. Irvin Allison Watson, A.M., NLD4 Arthur Frank Amidon, 'A.M., NLD. George W. Rawson, M.D. Percy Bartlett, A. B., M.D. Graham, B.S., M.D. 15113 Howard Andrew Knox Halsey Beach Loder, B.S. Nlurray Hanson Towle 15119 Fritzroy Farnsworth Pillsbury Frederick Parker Scribner, A.B. Arthur Stanley Torrey Thomas Vincent Unriac Barnet Wilson 15111 Morton Howard Langill, A.B. Frank Harrison Mathews Thomas Edward Reilly, A.B. Harry Carl Storrs, A.B. Charles Roger Abbott Harold Dufur Fish, Al. Thatcher Washrburn Worthen, A.B. 1511 Benjamin Sanborn, Ir. Morris Kellogg Smith, A.B. Henry James McGinnis 00 B uTHE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI Alpha Brita iipailnn C Srieutiir Zlkntsrnitgl Extzlblixlzea' in Darzfnzoutlz College 1905 iH1'ni1er 2 Elnrinrihua john William Edward Glattfeld 5Hrah'w in lllniuerziiaiv 15115 John Hoffman .Dunlap ' Arthur John Ela IHIIE4 Thomas Michael Connell Harold Goddard Rugg Arthur Olin Kelley 1HH7 l Ray Wilbur Brown Henry Tyler Pierce Harry Matt Gray .Warne1' GoodriCh'White ' Charles Alphonso McKendree Harold Dufur Fish Russell Hastings Peck Richard Hazen IHHH Arthur Bradley Barnes Harold Charles Clark Eben Winslow Fiske Roger Frank Hill Fred Gray Leary Charles Arthur Luck John Daly McCarthy Frederic k Hermann Raymond Robb llflarsden Walter -Clarence Rich Alva Bruce Rutherford Benjamin Eugene Sanborn, Jr Frederick Edward, .Schilling Philip Laforrest Thompson Edgar Fowler White llflunkelt DARTM OUTH, ICMIX 301 JOHN ALEXANDER CLARK FRED ALLEN COOPER CHARLES LEMOYNE DEANGELIS WEBSTER BREWER EVANS JOHN BALDWIN GLAZE MORTON HULL HENRY REGINALD BANKART ODGEN BROWN ROBERT ARTHUR BURNS LEON BAKER FARLEY BENJAMIN LANG ARTHUR FINDLAY MCLANE IV Efurtln uf' fit? Rim iRsS1,,,av1w E A n u' if ' gl, .. ,qw i-R., 'R Q 'ical ' 'P ,v. --,Q 'WI :J 14 az W- f i, ' . -X - R' if 5 2' ,R 1 A . ,ME iw , Q IEIHH ALLEN MOORE PERKINS GEORGE ELLIOT SHIPLEY CLARENCE PERCY SKILLIN PORTER .MACDOUGALL SMITH ARTHUR- TURNER SOULE ROBERT FEARS THOMPSON IHIIEI EDWARD DILLON RICH KENNETH EDWARD ROOT ' CHARLES DILLER RYAN GEORGE HENRY SCHILDMILLER ARTHUR HOWARD SHOPPELRY HAROLD ABERCROMBIE WHEAT HENRY BASSETT WHITC OMB LAURENCE VAUGHN GARDNER ' JESSE BARNUM HAWLEY ' EUGENE MILLER STARK DARTMOUTH, MCMIX O Sm hinx fl? is W ,',4, 4 uk-Q' ., .ix 1 if 'PRA N-,. ' ': . 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L1 zz, V 1 1 ,,... , Dreiw, Philw, IHHH CLINTON EDWIN BILLS ARTHUR KIMBALL BLOOD RAYMOND LEDDEN CARNS CHARLES LEMOYNE DEANGELIS WARREN CLEAVELAND FOOTE LAURENCE WAKEMAN GRISWOLD MORTON HULL HOWARD EDWARD MCALLASTER ALLAN MOORE PERKINS A GEORGE ELLIOTT SHIPLEY CLARENCE PERCY SKILLIN PORTER MACDOUGALL SMITH GEORGE EDWIN SQUIER DARTMOUTH, MCMIX 30 Bragnn K wil? cr-rg ff 9 E D I awww? ,Sf 'ag' - . NN u f 7' A 'xf S : f - gr -' ff QA, igafx .v . f' 'A,3 eg?5 ,f20 ,M I A , MA. ' Y' - , ' 2 21 2 ,-ff ' AE QL. ffH II::'5'l9i5' Lg fx, 39 fzfw 4 -1. CD9 , . I, J. I,,,, fi I, ,, wx, Q Q , Q ,. gjfiwfa-AM 1 - ff 124-ia, ,Win 5,-?fv:E,x-4' 1. 33,23 A , , ,,,. . 49 ,ga GORDON BLANCHARD ' JOHN WILLIAM CORCORAN RALPH ELMER CROWLEY WEBSTER BREWER EVANS EBEN WINSLOW FISKE MASON AVERY LEWIS ISAAC BEAUCILIAMP LOCKE- CHESTER WARREN MELVILLE JAMES JACKSON NORTON ARTHUR DENNIS OJSHEA CORNELIUS AUGUSTINE RILEY STANFORD DAVIS TAPPAN JOHN MORRIS TATTERSON . LAURIS GOLDSMITH TREADWAY DARTMOUTH, MCMIX 309 Halavnpitdz GORDON BLANCHARD RAYMOND LEDDEN CARNS JOHN ALEXANDER CLARK FRED ALLEN COOPER HOWARD WYMAN COWEE CHARLES LE MOYNE DE ANGELIS JOHN BALDWIN GLAZE WILLIAM D. KNIGHT HOWARD EDWARD MCALLASTER RICHARD BRACKETT MERRILL, ARTHUR BRIGGS SHAW GEORGE ELLIOTT .SHIPLEY PORTER MACDOUGALL SMITH ARTHUR TURNER SOULE MALCOLM STEARNS ARTHUR TOMPSON STUART LAWRENCE METCALF SYMMES PAVLAEOPITUS 19 0 8 W I - r . . 4 ' . . . , 1 , , . P , N . F , Q 312 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXV-I 8.00 10.30 5.30 8.00 2.30 5.00 8.00 10.00 8.30 10.30 2.30 5.00 7-45 9-30 9.00 10.00 1 2.00 9.00 Gbnv Munhrvh sinh Ehirtg-'Eighth Glummvnrrmvni Svaturhag, 3111112 22 . Speaking in Dartmouth Hall for the class of 1866 p1 izes 'md Bar e gold medal. ' Smnharg, 31111112 E3 Baccalaureate Sermon. Decennial Vespers. Address before the Dartmouth Christian Association A illllnnhag, llrmv 24 Class Day Exercises. The Dartmouth Club of New York poured tea in College Hall Operetta, H If I Were Dean. V Promenade Concert in College Yard. Efuvahug, 3111112 25, lVIeeting of the Phi Beta Kappa Society. Public meeting of the Alumni Association. Annual meeting of the Alumni' Association. Reunion of the Greek Letter Fraternities. - Presentation by the Dramatic Club, Bachelor P. M. ,Senior reception in College Hall. 'mvhnvahag Elunv EE Prayers in Rollins Chapel. Commencement exercises in the College Church. Lunch in College Hall. The Commencement Ba-ll. Ha 1907 SENIOR CLASS 314 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI Glnmmvnrnmvnt Bag Exvrriarz At the Gnlhfgn Glhurrli Elume BE, IHIIT Anthem: Gloria in Excelsisf' from Grpheonist Mass . . Gounod Prayer. Psalm cxxxyi paraphrased by John.Milton Tune: Nuremburg Ip. America's Master of Imaginative Prose. John Roy McLane, Milford, New Hampshire. Germany's Industrial Progress. ' I Benjamin Martin Washbui-n, Bethel, Vermont. 3. Greek Ideals in Recent American Architecture. Ray Allison Spencer, Ayer, Massachusetts. 4. WThe Commercial Regeneration -of the South. . , Robert Isaac Lyon, Washington, D. CI. 5. Corporation Directors and the Public. George Henry Howard, Craftsbury, Vermont. KVVith Salutatory Rank. WVVith Valedictory Rank. rn' 1907 cLA ss DAY 316 ,THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI Bvgrrma Glnnfvrrvh in Qlnurar Eetrhelur nf Aria William Joseph Ahern, Jr. Concord, N. H. Edward Lester Ashley South Royalton, Vt. Hiram Harrison Averill Barre, Vt. Fred Harold Baldwin Somerville, Mass. Edward Bell Barker Pittsfield, N. H. Samuel Lawrence Barnes Danvers, Mass. James Agard Bartlett Rockford, Ill. Samuel Colcord Bartlett Hanover, N. H. Lester Stiles Berry St. Johnsbury Center, Vt. Warren Chesbrough Billings Milford, N. H. John Harper Blaisdell Winchester, Mass. Henry Cleveland Blake South Paris, Me. Arthur Israel Bourne Lowell, Mass. Francis Burleigh Boyer Somersworth, N. H. Concord, Mass. Everett, Mass. Hyde Park, Mass. Cambridge, Mass. Hanover, N. H. Berlin, N. H. Allan Brown James Barrett Brown David Francis Burns James Alexander Burns Philip Hartly Chase Perley Walter Churchill Joseph Marshall, Coburn Roxbury, Mass Will Guy Colby Franklin, N. H. John Henry Cone West Hartford, Vt. Norman Charles Coombs Oak Park, Ill. John Franklin Crocker, Jr. Cambridge, Mass. Willard Howe Cummings Orizaba, Mexico Norman Locke Cushman Arlington, Mass. Orlando Chester Davis Lowell, Mass. Guy Earle Dudley Waterford, Me. Philip Austin Early Newton Lower Falls, Mass. Jeremiah Arthur Farrington D Portsmouth, N. H. Thomas Sullivan Field Nashua, N. H. Clarence George Filiau Hanover, N. H. Fred Emerson Foster Concord, N. H. Ernest Howard Frost Brockton, Mass. Morrill Allen Gallagher Roxbury, Mass. 1'Magna cum laude. William Frank Garby Walpole, Mass. Richard Henry Goode Somerville, Mass. Ivan Anderson rGreenwood Cleveland, O. Samuel Hale, Jr. Dover, N. H. John Wilkes Hammond, Jr. Cambridge, Mass. John Shelley Hart Racine, Wis. Richard Hazen ' Wilder, Vt ?lDwight Willard Hiestand Chicago, Ill Herman Henry Hill Chelmsford, Mass. George Henry Howard Craftsbury, Vt McKay Sylvander Howard , A West Lebanon, N. H George Herbert Hoyt Hyde Park, Mass George Harold Jamison Oelwein, Ia William Jennings Somerville, Mass John Vernon Jewett Danvers, Mass John Harold Jordan Brighton, Mass iErn'est Everett Just Charleston, S. C Alfred Lorenzo Kibling West Lebanon, N. H Albert Harper Kitching Melrose, Mass Henry Richardson Lane Chicago, Ill Roy Everett Lavin Woodland, Me Arthur Howland Leavitt Spencer, Mass Fred Thomas Lena Lawrence, Mass Edward Henry Leonard Boston, Mass Robert Park Morrison Lewis Lawrence, Mass Charles Frederick Luberger, Jr. ' Cedar Rapids, Ia iRobert Isaac Lyon Washington, D. C Wallis Angus McCoy Somerville, Mass Jerome Ambrose 'McDonald V I South Boston, Mass Charles Alphonso McKendree Manchester, N. H John Roy McLane Milford, N. H. William Alonzo Martin, Jr. Springfield, O Claude Bentley Maxfield Mt. Sunapee, N. H VVilliam Joseph Minsch Worcester, Mass iCum laude. I, J DARTMOUTH, MCMIX 317 George Henry Mitchell Lowell, Mass. Morris Kellogg Smith Hanover, N. H. Walter Scott Nesmith Goifstovvn, N. H. Richard Steele Southgate Woodstock, Vt. Albion Ross Nickerson Swanville, Me. Ray Allison Spencer Ayer, Mass. Harold Louville Niles Leon Alfred Sprague Haverhill, Mass. Wellesley Farms, Mass. Chester Arthur Stearns johnson, Vt. Harold Duncan Oliphant Methuen, Mass. Albert Emery Stevens Lawrence, Mass. James Milton O'Neill Canandaigua, N. Y. David Thomas Neath, Penn.. Harry Joseph Pelren Concord, N. H. Roland Ray Tileston Randolph, Mass. Ralph Sherburne Perkins Pittsfield, N. H. ZiErnest Hodgdon Trickey Rochester, N. H. Thomas Daniel Perry Burlington, Vt. William Dodge VE-'alker Golfs Falls, N. H. Jonathan Piper Stratham, N. H. john Carmen Wallace Montclair, N. I. Curtis Plummer Brookline, Mass. iBenjamin Martin Washburn Bethel, Vt. Harry Woodbury Porter Oldtown, Me. Walter Goble Wehrle Somerville, Mass. Roswell Olcott Post, Jr. Jacksonville, Ill. Harry Richmond Wellman Lowell, Vt. Theodore Towne Redington Evanston, Ill. Harry Stewart Whitaker Newport, Vt. Edward Richardson Wellesley Hills, Mass. Charles Wesley Tapley Willson Philip Richardson Nashua, N. H. Farmington, N- H- Harrie Carlyle Romayne Penn Yan, N. Y. Arthur Eugene WiHSl0W Oakland, Me- Frank Fulton Rowell Sunapee, N. H. Chester Terlney W00dbU1'Y Salem, N- H- Dennis Edward Sheehan, Jr. Middleboro, Mass. Homer Taft Sibley North Newport, N. H. Wilfred Hiram Smart Canaan, N. H Chauncey Wayland Smith Norridugewock, Me. Charles Parker Woodworth Concord, N. H. Thacher Washburn Worthen Hanover, N. H. ifSamuel Barnes Merrill 1882 rtGeorge Martin Lewis 1897 rGeorge Matthew King 1906 Earhelnr nf ifvrtnnre Dennis Leo Black Nashua, N. H Harry Randolph Blythe Aurora, Ill Timothy Wolcott Brock North Conway, H. Eugene Childs Brooks Cambridge, Mass Ray Wilbur Brown Fall River, Mass Wendall Herman Churchill Berlin, N. H Walter Hayden Clough Lawrence, Mass Robert Carlyle Cochrane Somerville, Mass Nathaniel Francis Davis Davisville, N.H John Eustis Downey Newtonville, Mass Charles Weeks Fields Bristol, N. H Earle Bloodgood Fowler Oak Park, Ill Samuel Francis Garvin Sanbornville, N. H Iohn William Edward Glattfeld Quincy, Ill Harry Matt Gray Chicopee, Mass George Warren Grebenstein . - Cambridge, Mass iMagna cum laude. Fred Bacon Greenleaf Auburn, Me. Henry Thomas Haley Roslindale, Mass. Julian Chapin Harris Deerfield, Mass. Charles Henry Hathaway Malden, Mass. Reuben Hayes Dover, H. Harry Robert Heneage Oak Park, Ill. Ralph Crosby Herrick Winchester, Mass. Herbert Davis Hinman Groveton, N. H. Henry Dwight Howard, Ir. South Londonderry, Vt. Howard Monroe Judson Galesburg, Ill Harry George Kelly Omaha, Neb. Walter Gardner Kennedy Harwichport, Mass. Robert Dexter Kenyon Dorchester, Mass. William Rice Kimball Oak Park, Ill. Merton Clark Knapp Keene, N. H. iCum laude. f'By special vote of the Trustees. 318 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI Nathaniel Hobbs Knight North Berwick Me Ralph Gardner Knight Randolph, Clarence Erwin Langley Wolfeboro, Morton Howard Langill Hanover, Walter Martin Leighton Haverhill, Joseph Courtney Mahoney ' Millers Falls, Charles Reed Main Winchester, Roy Mullins Baldwinville, john Joseph Mulvanity Nashua, Clifford Eaton Norris Plympton, Urias George Paris Sandy Hill, Harold Parker Portsmouth, Robert Houghton Pearson Concord, Russell Hastings Peck Mt. Vernon, Bremer Whidden Pond Winchester, Reuben Parker Prichard Somerville, Ira Humphrey Prouty Keene, Boyd Wason Putnam Lowell, Thomas Edward Reilly Randolph, Charles Arthur Allingham Rice Mass. N. H N. H Mass Mass Mass Mass N. H Mass N. H N. H N. H N. H Mass Mass N. H Mass. Mass. Charles Potter Richardson Elwood Seward Richardson Carl Noyes Roberts . Dover, N. H Oak Park, Ill Place, N. H. Walter Butler Sanborn Somerville, Mass William Augustus Sanborn, jr. Somerville, Mass Chester james Sandy Chicago,Ill Roger Conant Shattuck Emil Albert Silha Ralph Amsden Smead Robert Thomas Stokes, Ir. Harry Carl Storrs Parker Wilson Tabor . Arthur Wendell Taylor Solon Joshua Vail James William Wallace Alfred Gantt White Warner Goodrich White Nashua, N. H Chicago, Ill Greenfield, Mass Brooklyn, N. Y Hanover, N. H Q Pittsburg, N. H Warren, Mass Randolph, Vt St. Louis, Mo St. Louis, Mo Buffalo, N. H William Ulysses Wyman Somerville, 'Mass Ralph Glaze, 1906 Conrad Philip Hazen, 1906 Springfield, Mass Arthur Dunham Holmes, 1906 Earle Thomas Richards 4 Holyoke, Mass Ransom Wesley Morse, 1906 Blaster nf Aria John Jay Burtch, Chicago, Ill. John Wesley Cromwell, Jr., Washington A.B. 1906 D. C.. Francis Lane Childs, Henniker, N. H. A-B-1905 A.B. 1906 ' Foster Erwin Guyer, Hyannis, Mass. Randall Bradford Cooke, East Whitman, A-B- 1906 MHSS- Charles Sheard, Canton, N. Y. A.B. 1906 A A.B., 1903, St. Lawrence University L DARTMOUTH, MCMIX 319 lqnnnrarg Bvgrrm illllwairer nf Aria John Milton Thompson, Brigadier' General, Frederick Harrison Knight, Ph.D., Boston University, 1882 Douglass Vanderhoof, M.D., Johns Hopkins, 1901 Eurinr nf iBiui11i1g Ambrose White Vernon, Princeton, 1891 Theodore Elijah Burton, Oberlin Enrinr nf iflaum United States Army New Orleans, La. Richmond, Va. Hanover, N. H. Cleveland, O. 320 THE-AEGIS, VOL. XX'XVI Quanta Amarhvh in 15117 Ernrg Eliiah ifiarkrr Zllrlluiualiirx Class of r9o6-Francis Lane Childs. iliufna Glhnahz Srlgnlara J Seniors-Clarence George Filiau, Ernest' Everett Just, Robert Isaac Lyon, Ray Allison Spencer, Ernest Hodgdon Trickey. Juniors-ePaul Mason .Bachelder, Albert Richard Chandler, Harold Lewis English. Sophomores-Charles Wallingford Cart- land, Walter Julius Leopold Dreyfus. Freshmen-Noah Sylvester Foss, Walter Alfred Phelps. Sprrial Mounts Seniors. Zoology-Ernest Everett Just. Economics-Ernest Hodgdon Trickey. igunnra Seniors. . Botany-Ernest Everett Just History-Ernest Everett Just Sociology-Ernest Everett Just Sophomores. French-Walter Julius Leopold Dreyfus. Ennnrahlr Mention Seniors. German-Homer Taft Sibley. Botany-Bremer Whidden Pond. Economics-Benjamin Martin Washburn. Sociology-Ernest Everett Just. Juniors. . French-Paul Mason Bachelder, Albert Richard Chandler, Joseph King Knight, Jr. German-Albert Richard Chandler. Zoology-John Detlefsen. Sophomores. Greek-Charles Wallingford Cartland. Latin-Charles Wallingford Cartland. English-Charles Wallingford Cartland, Roswell Thornton Pearl. French-Charles' Wallingford Cartland, Walter Julius Leopold Dreyfus. German-Walter Julius Leopold Dreyfus, Arthur Leslie Graves, James Friend Greene- baum, Sanford .Burton Hooker, Roswell Thornton Pearl. Mathematics-Robert Rutledge Gould.- GraphicsfRobert Rutledge Gould. Chemistry-Arthur Gordon Weinz. I BEMA EXERCISES-CLASS DAY IQO7 322 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI 156225 Amarhrh in IHH7 Cgrimrz---Englialg Qlnnqrusitinn Seniors. First Prize-Clifford Eaton Norris Second Prize-Charles Alphonzo McKendree illnrkiuunh---English Gnmpnsiiiun Juniors. - Firxt Prize-Fred Hudson Hodgson Second Prize-Albert Richard Chandler Elgariiir Gluaat Alumni Azanriaiiun-M AII1P1'llFEII1 liitrraiure Sophomores. Alan Frederic Hersey Nutr ilinuk Hrizva D Seniors and Juniors. Firxt Prize-Ray Allison Spencer Second Prize-Fred Hudson Hodgson Third Prize-David Francis Burns ZKuIIin,a---Gbratnrg Juniors, Sophomores and Freshmen Firqt Prize-Ralph Lauris Theller Second Prize-John Alexander Clark Third Prize-Wai'ren Choate Shaw Svmiih---iizeivmpnrannnita Seniors. Fir.rtVPrize-James Barrett Brown Second Prize-George Henry Howard 'IQHEIEH uf IEEE---fmriginal Q9raiirmn .juniors and Sophomores First Prize-Ralph Lauris Theller Second Prize-Joseph Washburn Worthen Barge fglllfl Qllzhal. --- Cbriginal Gbraiinn Seniors. James Barrett Brown Qlliwa uf 1345---latin 'First Prize-John Hazen McElWain Second Prize-joseph Richard Lunt Ailpzrinn--fCB1'vrk Juniors Firrt Prize-Albert Richard Chandler Second Prize-No Award Ellyagrr---illllathrmaiirza Sophomores First Prize-Harold Campbell Bales Second Prize-Edward Plumer Norris Iirag---illlnhrrn Ea11guagra Seniors French-Clarence George Filiau German+Benjamin Martin Washburn ' CE1'i1nr5---General Elmprnuemrni Seniors. Ernest Everett just 5imuIhin'g---illlirrlraniral Brewing juniors CScientific Coursej 1 'Firxt Prize-Frederic Herman Munkelt Second Prize-Roger Frank Hill A Siurg---Hilrilusuphg Seniors. Charles Elmer Beals DA RTMOUTH,MCMIX 2 Glnmmvnrrmrni Amiuinimrnia Nathaniel Francis Davis Charles Weeks Fields Clarence George Filiau John William Edward Glattfeld Dwight Willard Hiestand George Henry Howard George Harold Jamison Ernest Everett Just Charles Weeks Fields Clarence George Filiau John William Edward Glattfeld Dwight Willard Hiestand George Henry Howard George Harold Jamison Ernest Everett Just Henry Richardson Lane Robert Isaac Lyon - John Roy McLane Earl Thomas Richards Homer Taft Sibley lVIorris Kellogg Smith Ray Allison Spencer Ernest Hodgdon Trickey Benjamin M-artin W2Shbu1'H 2513 Evra Kappa Henry Richardson Lane Robert Isaac Lyon John Roy McLanie Earl- Thomas Richards Homer Taft Sibley lVIorris Kellogg Smith Ray Allison Spencer Ernest Hodgdon Trickey Benjamin Martin Washburn Naylor Hull Pevear Smith Farley Mower Glnmmfnrrmrni Hzhrrn Porter MacDougall Smith Morton Hull Leon Baker Farley Emmett Hay Naylor Emory ,Douglas Mower Chase Keith Pevear Appointed from the Class of 1908 by James A. Vaughn, '05, for Commencements of '05, '06, 'O7. ' ' Appointed from the Class of 1909 by James -A. Blatherwick, '06, for Commencements' of '06, '07, '08. Appointed from the Class of 19100 by William Jennings, '07, for Commencements of '07, '08, '09. 1 DARTMOUTH, MCMIX 32 Iluninr mwah Qlumniitimz Porter MaeDougall Smith, Chairman Charles LeMoyne DeAngelis William D. Knight Webster Brewer Evans Lauris Goldsmith Treadway A Hairnneanea Mrs. Tucker Mrs. Bughee Mrs. Burton Mrs. Dow Mrs. Elliott Mrs. Evans . Mrs. Perkins Mrs. Smith Mrs. Norton Mrs. Carleton A Elilunr Birmzrtnr Charles LeMoyne DeAn'gelis Hahera John Alexander Clark - Fred Allen Cooper - John Baldwin Glaze Miorton Hull Allen Moore Perkins George Edwin Squier 4.00 7.00 8.00 3.00 4.30 7.00 8.00 4.00 7.00 9.00 10.00 P 'D Knight JUNIOR PR0M COMMITTEE Evans Treadway DeAngelis fdnniner muah ElH17ngra1m 0 mrhnrzhag, Mag EE Q - m' -Baseball. Alumni Oval . p.. p. m.-Open-air Band Concert. College H-all 'p. m.- p. 'm.-Tennis Tournament at the.-Country Club. Faculty Bachelor Hall by Dramatic Club. College Hall Gllprrzhag, illlag' 23 - ' '11 earn p. m.-Canoe an-cl swimming races. Connecticut Riyer , p. rm.-Glee Club Concert. College Hall p. m.-K' If I Were Dean,' Musical! Comedy. College Hall .I'I1. . m.- p. m.- Hrihag, Mag 24 Baseball, Wesleyan vs. Dartmouth. Alumni Qval Qpen-air Band Concert. College Hall Promenade Concert. College Hall ' p. mr-Junior Promenade. College Hall Smith 4 vs. the Tennis DARTMOUTH, MCMIX 32 iliraivrnitg Eanrvn - Eliivhnnzhag, filing 22 , Alpha Delta Phi, at College Hall Kappa Kappa Kappa, at College H-all, Theta Delta Chi, at Han-over Inn Beta Theta Pi, at G. A. R. H-all Phi Delta Theta, at Phi Delta Sigma Chi, at the Sigma Chi Rooms ' T heta House . , v Uhurnhag, Mag E3 ' Psi Upsilon, at Hanover Inn - Phi Gam-ma Delta, at G. A. R. Hall Delt-a Kappa Epsilon, at College Hall Chi Phi, at Morris Guild Room A 330 ' THE AEGIS, VCL. XXXVI liz flmehvrin illialgrn E111 Comedie en trois actes de Moliere Svaiurimg, iililag 25, 151117 i Sganarelle, mari de Martine . Martine, femme de Sganarelle' . M. Robert, voisin de Sganarelle Valere, dommestique de Geronte Lucas, mari de Jacqueline . . Geronte pere'de Lucind-e . Jacqueline, nourrioe chez Geront-e, Lucinde fille de Geronte . Leandre, amant de Lucinde . Thibaut, pere de Perrin . Perrin, fils de Thibaut, paysan Qlnllrgr Hall Arteurra et femme de Lucas Svgnupain .M. W. H. Murray M. E. B. Watson . M. C. G. Filiau DM. H. F. Boyce M. W. L. Dreyfus Q M. F. E. Guyer M. F. H. M-orawski . M. A. T. Soule . M. A. McLoud . M .R. S. Pease . M. W. F. Hale ACTE I. Le Theatre rep-resente un lieu voisin des maiso-ns de Sganarelle et cl-e M. Robert, et peu eloigne du bois ou Sganarelle faconnes des fagots. ACTE II. Le Theatre represente une chambre de 1-a maison de Geronte. ACTE III. Le Theatre represente soait une chambre, so-it le jardin de Ia nraison de Geronvte. A LE MEDECIN MALGRE LUI 332 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI A if 3 Merle Evan A illlluuiral Qlnmehg in Elhrrr Aria Music by Lawrence Adler. - Lyrics by A. M. Wyman. Book by Gordon Blanchard and john A. Clark. Under the Personal Direction of Mr. Frederick A. Bishop. Giant nf Glharartvra Huntington Smith, Ir., the supposed Dean . . . ' . Richard J. Lord Prof. Hezekiah Smythe, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., the New Dean . George E. Squier Dean Lowell, the Qld Dean .... . Jack Dickson, Captain of the Air Ship Crew Dick Jackson, Captain of the Foot Ball Team Huntington Smith, Father of H. Smith, Jr. . Skeet .... . . Cynthea Rock, Secretary to the Dean . Q Martha Sarah Black, an Qld Maid CDebutj . Dorothy Smith, Sister of H. Smith, Ir. . . . 1 Qihurna A. K. Skinner Siuhznta J. W. Thompson C. Butman C. A. McKendree A. I. Coleman L. Berry Edward Richardson H. S. Winship H. Hunter R. O. Post, Jr G. R. Adams H Oliphant W. Currier F. A. Robinson O Davis A. T. Speare A Zlinnthall Gram B. Hatton, Capt. H. Dillingham ' W. B. Knapp S. K. Bell W. F. Hale E. B. Prescott E ' 1Ernm Girls W. A. Sanborn, Jr. R. W. Sheets William Ayers H. S. Beal S. B. Whipple F. A. Rainey 4 Waiters H. S. McDevitt C. H. Hathaway Morton Hull Air Evhip Olrem ' L. V. Gardner, Capt. E. H. Naylor Williams Professor of History ....... Professor of Archaeology r . . Professor of Physical Culture Announcer . - . Policeman .' . . Foot Ball Coach . Postman . . Messenger Boy . F. H. Morawski . Laurence V. Gardner Bertram Hatton Ralph L. Theller S. W. Horner, Ir. Arthur T. Soule R. E. Chesley S. B. Whipple E. H. Naylor A. McCloud E. D. Martin M. F.. Comstock H. D. Fish R. B. Rugg F. Worcester E. H. Pierce W. M. Ross J. E. Sickman R. Rugg G. R. Carpenter I. F. I-evvett . I. O. Scott M. A. Gallagher I. A. Norton J. W. Bates R. D. Meredith R. T. Williams IF I WERE DEAN 334 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI Sgnnpziia uf 5:21125 Act I. In front of Commons. Afternoon and Evening. Act II. The Dean's Office. The next Morning. Act III. The same as in Act I. The next Afternoon. Place-Hanover, N. H. Time-A. D. 1957 illlluairal Numheria A ACT I Opening Chorus .... .... E nsemble Daddy's Little Cherub . . . H. Smith, Jr., and Chorus I'm a. Maiden Fairy ....... Miss Black Waltz Song. Softly Drifts the Twilight . Captain Jack and Chorus Burlesque on Waltz Song . . Prof. Smythe, Miss Black and Chorus Finale. Stein Song ..... Captain Jack and Chorus Entr' Acte fDedicated to the Prom Girl of 1908, ACT II Flunkers' and Cutters' Chorus . .... Ensemble To my Merry Secretary . . . H. Smith, Jr.,sand Chorus Duet ..... . . Captain Jack and Cynthea Trio .... . H. Smith, Ir., Jack, and Dick Long Agon . . . . . Miss Black and Chorus Finale. Chorale ....... Ensemble ACT III Opening Chorus. Foot Ball Song . . Ensemble Life's too Fast for Me .... H. Smith, Jr. Finale. Dartmouth, our Lady Dartmouth . . . Entire Company I 'iriaeerixiiue Sstaft' nf 5If EI were Bean Director ....... Walter C. Rogers Stage Manager . . . Fred A. Bishop Asst. Stage Manager . . John A. Clark Business Manager . Gordon Blanchard Asst. Business Manager . . . Emile H: Erhard Advertising Manager . . Laurence M. Symmes ' Scenic Manager . . John W. Thompson Properties . . . . Charles D: Ryan Electrician . . ...' . Richard B. Locke Elinliern Walter Raymond Andrews Amos Dodge A Leon Baker Farley Laurence Wakeman Griswold James Crowley Reilly Richard Steel Southgate A John Eustis Downey Charles Parker Woodworth co n Ijo Anlzm' 336 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI 'Lillie Eartmuuth Published semi-weekly during the College Year by Editors chosen from the Under- graduate Body of Dartmouth College flgulumv 3535135 ISU?-19113 Howard Edward MacAllaster . . Editor-in-Chief Donald Yerdon Frothingham Managirzg Editor Edward Chipman Farrington . Athletic Editor Frank Asbury Robinson . . Alumni-Local Editor Lawrence Metcalf Symmes . . . Business Manager Aaanriaie iihiinra Luther Maxwell Howe, '08 ' Emmett Hay Naylor, ,OQ ' Robert Mason Stone, ,OQ Roswell iThornton Pearl, ,O9 Walter Julius Leopold Dreyfus, ,OQ Henry Edmund Meleney, ,O9 Bertrand Carr French, ,OQ Ralph Lauris Theller, 709 James Richard Everett, ,IO Elinrmrr Ehitnra emh iltlanagera uf Ellie Bsrrimnuili YEAR EDITOR MANAGER YEAR EDITOR MANAGER 1876 Samuel Merrill 1892 W. G. Stoughton A. D. Salinger 1877 G. E. Atkinson 1893 H. B. Metcalf I. L. Merrill 1878 E. N. Hills- 1894 F. C. Allen F. D. Field 1878 E. M. Vittum 1895 B. T. Scales J. A. Ford I879-E. D. Libby 1896 P. Shirley H.' I. Hapgood I880 W. E. Barrett 1897 D. I. Maloney H. M. Thyng 1881 L. R. Wentworth 1898 R. F. Marden I. F. Chandler 1882 G. M. Ward C. W. McClearn 1899 F. A. Musgrove W. M. Fraser 1883 A. E. Watson 1900 H. E. Keyes V. R. Salinger 1884. G. H. Whitcomb A. H. Williams 1901 E. M Hopkins H. W. Hall 1885 F. Ladd J. A. DeBoer 1902 R. M. Larned D. B. Keniston 1886 G. W. Fowler F. O. Loveland 1903 E. B: Schlatter H. D. Cushing 1887 E. E. Chalmers I. O. Cummings 1904 C. K. Woodbridge E. K. Robinson 1888 L. F. English I. W. Kelley 1905 E. R. Musgrove W. F. Dorothy 1889 B. F. Ellis J. H. Mason 1906 A. F. Libby E. G. Smith 1890 J. B. Revnolds F. D. Woods 1907 H Howard Amos Dodge 1891 C. H. Wiley John Abbott The Dartmouth was First published in I84O in the form of ,a literary'monthly. From 184.4 to 1867 its publication was suspended. The Dartmouth again appeared as a literary magazine with editors from the Senior Class until 187-5, when it became a weekly newspaper. From 1860 to 1896, the Dartmouth appeared fortnightly, but, at that time, it again changed to a weekly. In I907' it was made a semi-Weekly. ' THEVDARTMOUTH BOARD 4 - Naylor n Theller , Robinson Meleney Everett Stone French Pearl Howe Symmes MacA,llaster Fnothingham ' Farrington 338 THE AEGIS, VOL.XXXVI 61112 ,Angie Published annually by the Junior Class and prepared by Editors chosen therefrom YEAR 1374 1375 1876 1877 1878 1379 1880 1881 I882 1883 1884 1885 1886 1887 1888 1889 1890 1891 Hill. 253636151 15117-IHHH Emmett Hay Naylor . .I Editor-in-Clzief - Elbert Marston Moffatt Business Manager- A Aasnriaie iihiturz V Emile Henri Erhard Eugene Miller Stark Henry Edmund Meleney Ralph Lauris Theller Roswell Thornton Pearl Dana Ell-iott Waldron Ellnrmer Zihitnra zmh illllsmnagvrz nf the Aegis EDITOR H. F. Chase S. B. Wiggin Samuel Merrill C. D. Adams J. C. Dana C. A. Babbitt W. F. Furman William Moore B..S.Harmon I. F. Moore Louis'Bell A. L. Fuller F. A. Wood W. H. Dart D. L. Lawrence I. I. Buck W. T. Abbott F. E. Barnard' The Aegis was Erst published in 1860, appearing three times a year. Since then it has been an annual. . MANAGER J. C. Barrett W. H. Hart W. C. Frost G. E. Atkinson F. W. Gregg W. W. Broga G. H. Danforth F. R. Lane I. S. Thompson H. B. Johnson W. G. Carr S. K. H. Hudso F. P. Weeks C. F. Conn A. A. Fisher C. E. Doane I. H. Fassett H. A. Blake I1 YEAR 1892 1893 1894 1895 1896 1897 1898 1399 1900 1901 IQOZ 1903 1904 1905 1906 1907 1908 EDITOR Barron Shirley A. D. Arnold S. E. Burroughs R. A. Campbell W. I. Harris R. I. Sisk W. S. Adams A. M. Abbott H. E. Keyes E. M. Hopkins B. S. Stevens F115 R. Davis H. . Ham J. R. Merriam F. F. Parker G. H. Howard H. E. MacAllaster MANAGER ' S. I. Lord C. G. Furnel P. S. Marden R. M. Thornburgh H. I. Hapgood H. M. Thyng C. E. Carr R. P. ,johnson F. E. Atwood E. H. Hunter G. M. Hubbard M. B. Wiley C. I. Lampee E. Gilbert W. B. Smith R. C. Cochrane L. M. Symmes E. H. Erh ard E H Naylo1 E M Stark H. E. Melbney R- T- Pearl 2992 351 iatetcw - Ziiiuz angie ndvh R L Theller E M Moffatt D E Waldron 340 THEAEGIS, VOL. XXXVI 61112 Barimnath Magazin? Published monthly by students from the Senior and Junior Classes flgnl. Xfll 15117-IEIIIE Gordon Blanchard, Editor-in-Chief John Stephen Everett, Business Manager Aaunriatreziihiiura Lawrence Adler, '08 Elbert lVIarston Moffatt, '09 Emmett Hay Naylor, ,O9 Roswell Thornton Pearl, '09 Ralph Lauris Theller, ,OQ ZHnrmnr Ehiinra aah illllanagvra nf Ihre Earimnuih illllagazinv YEAR EDITOR MANAGER YEAR EDITOR MANAGER 1892 P. E. Stanley G. G. Furnell IQOO W. H. Lyons B. I. Bond 1893 E. O. Grover A. K. Hardy 1901 K. Banning J. L. Huntington 1894. J. VV. Thompson' W. P. Lane I902.R. M. Dayis M. W. Wentworth 1895 R. H. Fletcher W. F. Duffy 1903 I. A. Charron I. S. Brotherhood 1896 J. M. Boyd J. F. Ryan Q, 1904. C. J. Kelley H. W. Fleming 1897 S. R. Moulton H. P. Patey 1905 E. L. Oakford C. B. Brackett 1898 C. Ps Graham H. D. Hardy IQO6 H. R. Blythe H. G. Kelley 1899 H. E. Keyes N. W. Emerson The Dartmouth Magazine was founded in 1886 as the Dartmouth Literary Monthly, by members of the classes of 1887 and 1888. The name was changed to its present form in 1892. THE DARTIVDOU-TFT IVIAGAZTNE BOARD A Adley Moffatt . Pearl A Naylor Theller 'Blanchard Everett, 'ii me aa-ffimg lli li if fl Hntnn 'fn it I ii i IHIIE-15117 James M. O'Neill, President Samuel L. Barnes, Manager Tlrinngular Eehaiing league COMPOSED OF ' Will'iamsQ Brown and Dartmouth Srrnnh Annual EIria11g11Ia1' Eragw: Eehaitra RESOLVED: That armed intervention is not justifiable on the part of any nation to collect -in behalf of private individuals financial claims against any American nation. 52211115 IHHE-IHII7 Jam-es Barrett Brown M James Milton 0'Neill George Henry Howard Warren Choa-te Shaw Harry George Kelley Ralph Lauris Theller ' , 4 Alternaira D Philip Minot Chase' Max Lucius Holmes 1907 DEBATING TEAM 44 THE AEGIS, VUL. XXXVI Elnnlh 1-Xnnnnl Zf5rn1nn+Bnrl1nunih Brhniv Erelh ni ipruuihnnre, illlnrrh 4, 151117 Alunrhnil in ilp: Affirmaiiuv Brown Team, A1951-vrzative Dartmouth Team, Negatzw Zechariah Chafee Harry George Kelley George Hurley James Barrett Brown Harry Duane Bruce James Milton O'Neill 1 Alhzrnninu P P Charles Evans Hughes, Ir. Philip Min'ot Ch-ase Zlnhgeu . Honorable Herbert S. Parker Judge Arthur P. Stone Professor Charles H. Haskins Elrinngnlnr iflrengnv Svtunhing, Brown has won 4. Debates Williams has Won I Debate Dartmouth has Won I Debate Z-Ll11IPlfllI I-Xnnnnl millinma-Enrimnnlh Eiehnlv - Enlh ni Qnnuuvr, illlnrrly 4, 19117 - Anmrhnh in the Affirmniimz Dartmouth Team, Xljfrnzatiwe Williazfzs Twin, Negative Ralph Lauris Theller - llflorris Leopold Ernst Warren Choate Shaw ' Harry VVolcott Toll George Henry Howard John Kenneth Byard 2Nlivr11aiva lVIax Lucius Holmes Lytel Willviani lVIatthews Zlnhgen Professor Francis M. Burdick lVIr. Hamilton Holt f Rev. Frederick Lyn-ch u L 1 134:56 sas N.. ' L Us 3 .4lfmB1 f I 'EIiLI'M-5' Y.3:z,1ln.L f 4 artmnnih Iuhn E 4? mid Mlnlllzlilllslllllils Rim'-'ii N '. 6. 4 -W-4 'r'f2Eff'f 4 W2Bf' ' H .ff gg V,. fr' if -' .A I W . , - ' A Q '.1. - - - ' - 'Wh A , Q H H 'lxhwl 1,1 Q .1 . , 4 A 13. Quin. x QI, ,, QW K W L 1 . V. B . f I Il ' ,I I , 5 W' Y r A l VV,V 1 -1 Buys: 1 'qkll - 1 ' ' I' - - I . 'f'? A ' I if ' NX . 1? -, ay 4 'B X ' X ' I lf? L f- ff - L - 1 I I as -1. - Ar , . 'mm' .'.g.'!5fKfApz'3'B U 251325122-itSr.z. P mm v GLEE CLUB MANDOL CHESS CLUB DARTMOUTH PRE K. U.A IN CLUB DARTMOUTH BAND THE CHOIR THE ORCHESTRA ORPHEUS CLUB DRAMATIC CLUB CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION SS CLUB WEBSTER CLUB DARTMOUT H CONGRESS LE CERCLE FRANCAIS DEUTSCHER VEREIN CLASSICAL CLUB . CLUB PHILLIPS CLUB , HAVBRHILL CLUB WILLISTON CLUB U CUSHING CLUB CHELSEA CLUB V Dartmou i 5 G I v v L. Gtluin it dl Q . Arthur Turner Soule Q john Holmes Hinman - Leader Manager ' ,VN ff-N 0 Q T,Q2'JiBW lE3 Arthur Turn-er Soule .R . . Leader John Holmes Hinirnan . . Managef' Charles Diller ,Ry-an .... EI'Hir5t Gfennra John A. Swenson, '09 Herman L. Walker, ,OQ Warren F. Peck, '09 llflarshall E. Comstock, '10, ' Albert J. Coleman, 'IO Assistant Manage:- Harold S. Winship, '10 Sidney B. Whipple, 'ro William E. Herron, 'II Sidney K. Backus, '11 Arthur P. Bush, Jr., 'II A Straub Efnnnrz Arthur T. Soule, '08 Roland E. Chesley, '08 , Edwin D. Martin, '09 , Jasper K. Mason, '09 Zllirat Banana Warren Currier, 'o8 Morton Hull, '08 ' Will'iam S. Pounds, Arthur F. McLane, ,OQ Edgar M. Steward, ,IO Henry S. Beal, '10 Austin C. Keough, 'IIA Russell O. Alvord, '09 Robert. B. Keeler, ,II ,II Srrnnh Banana . Arthur B. Shaw, '08 Carl W. Ross, 'OS Anson McLoud, '09 Emmett H. Naylor, '09 Joseph W. Worthen,' '09 Accompanist, Walter C. Rogers Kenneth J. Knapp, '10 Russell D. Meredith, '10 Benjamin K. Ayers, ,II Harold R. Walker, ,II Charles C. Warren, Ir., ,II , '09 Reader, Austin C. Keough II DARTMOUTH MUSICAL CLUBS QQWFK B art m aiu ilj 1fnUIiu Q IRB 0l fZK5Xg? f C gg Y fwm Xf E2 ' Robert Billings Rugg Leader Robert Billings Rugg . . .... Leader John Holmes Hinm-an . . . Manage1 Charles Diller Ryan . . .. ' '. Assistant Manager J ' Zliirzi Blllunhnlina A Robert B. Rugg, '08 Erastus B. Badger, 2nd, '08 James J. Norton, '08 ' - Daniel E. Watson, '09 Maurice Kivel, '09 Frank A. Robinson, '08 Eugene M. Prentice, '08 Craig Thorn, '09 James Hitchcock, '09 Henry W. Stucklen, '09 George F. Thurber, '10 Roland T. R. Hastings, ' George T. Leach, '11 Edward S. Poole, 'II Edward F. Chase, ,II Hazen W. Jones, ,IO .Snrnnh iillamhnlinn . Theodore M. Bailey, ,GQ Chester F. Scott, ,IO ' Kenneth A. Phelps, ,IO Henry R. Reed, '10 Edmund J. Shattuck, '10 . Hinlinn . James Bell, Jr., '09 - Guitars Porter M. Smith, '08 ' Laurence W. Griswold, '08 John R., Childs, '09 Sidney B. Whipple, '10 John H. Dowdall, 'og mana A Anson McLoud, ,OQ Joseph Worthen, '09 GPUU Marvin C. Taylor, '10 I , DARTMOUTH, MCMIX 349 Manhulin Qlluh Qmtinivt Smith Badger ' Prentice Wat'so rx Rugg C5122 Gllnh Gbrini Swenson Walker Martin Soule Hull Keough Naylor Shaw . e I' . . I Z 7 in, EVIL if Clnllvgv Mani! Wg, full Q' fihlifii 1 1 new ' ' 'iii i ' -7 'Y z ,I '12 , .. I I :ill L, . L......,., ,A p T2 1 1 . -, f 'E A I w a ' i 3 59-'-' -ffZ.Tg'T. . ..., 'r.-.-::- , R u4 'Q3 f ' ' Burton D. Thorpe, Leader ' Glnrmets B. D. Thorpe, '08 , C. A. Wood, '08 H. L. Dillingham, '09 ' Qllarinria ,C. C. Severance, '08 F. NI. Bartlett, '09 Alina W. C. Rogers, '09 , Earitnnn Walter C. Rogers, M anager R. chad., 'OQ J. F. D. Armstrong. 'IO R. L. Macomber, 'I-O C. W. Harris, 'II F. H. Rose, 'II J. H. Dowdall, '09 L. C. Greenwood, '08 Glrnmhnmzz P. W. Sticlcney, '08 J. H. Finn, '10 H. W. Pease, 'II Efuha - Ewan A. MeLoud, '09 D. W. Greenwood, '10 - Zlfhrtn H. R. Reed, '10 Eruma G. C. Spokesfield, 'IO B. Cooper, '10 ' H. F. Whipple, '08 Erum maint ' W. S. Perry, '10 f J alll Svrrnnh E'BIIU1'5 K, . ' - , - .vf . . 'V X ff ' 1 - l, - X rl 1 I af Sl ullvgv Qlhnu' HQ All lihfgig, . , 'Y ..WhAm ,..' .., -wQf1i?f. 11 ...il A 'QE ' ggi .- ggi .. . 1 SBE QEPFKQF WmKFPvU QQQQSPE 'irinw 'iagvvgf-sf. 5'PBP 0'-D ,-,vga-rouovxo O. O' 01010 0 '10 EHir5t FLVenn1'5 W. S. Nay, '10 H. S. Winship, '10 S. K. Backus, '11 A. P. Bush, Jr., '11 A. P. Donovan, '11 W. E. Herron, '11 - H. S. P-ower, '11 SFP? E. Chesley, '08 T. Soule, '08 B. Clement, '09 L. Dillingham, '09 W. I. Eaton, '09 W. Currier, '08 Dbl-TUG WF 'DS . W. W. Hull, '08 T. Speare, '08 O. Alvord, '09 W. Ross, '08 E. Sanborn, Ir., '08 B. Shaw, '08 . S. Clark, '09 H. Naylor, '09 I. Knapp, '10 J. K. Mason, '09 A. F. McLane, '09 W. C. Rogers, '09 H. S. Beal, 'IO W. D. Steward, '10 3Hir5t 73215525 Hatton, '09 B. R. W. Barstow, 'II B. Keeler, 'II . C. Keough, '11 R. A C. C. Warren, '11 Eihrariun 13? :fa D 5 D' H Q N mwmwrawg 1 A. Rainey, '10 . K. Ayres, '11 E. Burtt, 'II R. Norris, '11 R. Walker, '11 B. Hatton, '09 . D. Meredith, 'IO A 5. 1'- f if 1 X px? ',- il fy alll 5112 Clprrhmira f .lf ee.. AQ .ull ff' Milli?-1 , 91 l. l ij' 4-,if 5 Walter C. Rogers, Leader and Manage:- ' Zllirat Iiiulins J. H. Dowdall, 'Og . J. H. Finn, ,IO H. P. Kelley, '10 Evrruxih Hinlins S. B. Nlacomber, ,II W. W. Ma1'den, ,II Hiula O. P. Greenwood, ,OQ 'Qlnlln . E. S. Eiseman, ,II I?-ana A. McLoud, ,O9 Gllminri F. H. Rose, ,II Glurnria H. L. Dillingham, 'Og C. Urnmhnnr P. W. Stickney, '08 Emma VG. C. Spokesfleld, ,IO H 151211111 W. C. Rogers, ,OQ C. Warren, ' I 1 Zz iv. X . . , -W1 . ' I P .. X .. Ag vfivf rphvna 11.111 igrufmsru' GI Fi LIIHIIIIED iHu'rriur I In If V755 V V V if - 1'v'!f'1 . . I, ,E ' '- 2 1 . V . I , 4. f A I T, 'ir' 0 T351 f . ,W '- ., 'V 'S ,511T 1 ' IL.- ---4 f --inf' Q- Q 1 - -. ' ?- , -- I - ----, --- -----14..- ,, .. ..-......-..- , Ilfitai Gfnnura O. C. Davis, '07 E. D. Martin, '09 W. L. Peck, '09 J. A. Swenson, '09 H. L. Walke1', '09 M. E. Comstock, 'IO A. J. Coleman, ,IO G. H. Gonyer, 'IO W. S. Nay, '10 H. S. Winship, '10 S. K. Backus, 'II A. P. Bush, 'II A. P. Donovan, '11 W. E. Herron, 'II H. S. Power, 'II Effirai Iliaaawa W. Currier, '08 M. Hull, '08 R. Q. Alvord, 'OQ A. lVIcLoud, '09 J. W. Worthen, '09 R. W. Barstow, '1 I' K. F. Clark, ,II E. R. Gardner, '11 R. B. Keeler, 'II A. C. Keough, '11 L. A. Odlin, ,II B. M. Patten, '11 D. L. Perry, 'II C. C. Warren, '11 Srrunh Gfrnnra R. E. Chesley, '08 C. P. Leete, '08 R. B. Clement, 'OQ H. L. Dillingham, '09 W. I. Eaton, '09 I. K. lVIason, 'OQ A. F. McLane, '09 W. C. Rogers, '09 H. S. Beal, '10 F. L. IVIeleney, 'ro S. Pishon, '10 Q W. D. Steward, '10 W. S. Carlisle, 'II - AI. F.. Ingersoll, II E. F. Karr, '11 R. G. Kimball, '11 , W. I. Pendleton, 'II Srrunh Numara T. S. McAllister, '08 C. W. Ross, '08 B. Shaw, '08 E. Sanborn, Jr., '08 PU? H. S. Clark, '09 E. H. Naylor, '09 H. J. Knapp, ,IO R. D. Mereditll, ,IO F. A. Rainey, 'ro B. K. Ayers, '11 H. E. Burtt, ,II E. R. Norris, 'II H. P. Walker, 'II V m 2Q? QfQ C! , . Bramatir Gllnh 19117 H. R. Wellman, President H. R, Lane, Manager Harry R. Wellman, President Henry Richardson Lane, Manager Thomas C. Wellsted, Stage Managei' Frederick A. Carroll, M P ' Francis L. Donovan,l Miers of ropertws PRESENTATION OF 1' Marhvlnr Mall Hon. Geoffrey'Myrtleton Silas Jervis . . V. Elisha Bassett . . Ensign Jack Meredith . Pinkerton Case . . VereiLee,, . Jasper . O'Rourlce Betty Vance . Polly Reynolds . lVIrs. Van Styne . Claire . . . THREE ACT DRAMA maui nf Glharurtrra Harry R. Wellman, Arthur L. Lewis, George E. Squier, Fred A. Carroll, Thomas C. Wellsted Ralph L. Theller, Fred H. Morawski, Walter C. Douglas, Arthur T. Soule, Walter C. Douglas, Charles J. Fay, Francis L. Donovan, Place-Congressman Myrtleton's Home, VVashington, D. C. ' N Time: Present. BACHELOR HALL -s'f , V Y gci?r'v if Txf . or--' i I X, 1 Q , M p 1 I IA .WW m A h l . ll fl' fl fl we 11 at rs ri A if I wilt- . If IHHH-15117 Orlando C. Davis . . . ' . . . President Arthur B. Barnes . Secretary and Manager Warren F. Hale . . . . Treasurer Uhr Gram R. T. Stokes, Ir., ,O7, Captain R. Holmes, ,O9 H. D. Oliphan-t, ,O7 R. B. Jones, ,IO A. B. Barnes, '08 L. Powers, ,IO illltrtrlpza ElHIageil March 7 Dartmouth 5 Harvard 4 April 2 ' Dartmouth 1 Amherst O Correspondence Game with Amherst Won by Dartmouth li-n June Points won Holmes 2, Stokes I, Barnes 1, Oliphant 1, Powers I . , 15117-15115 A I, Arthur B. Barnes .. .... President Robert Holmes . Secretary and Manager Ralph B. Jones . . . Treasurer XM ' .5 ! l ,ff Bartmnuih pls X, ll lla. Glhrigfign llll llll ' QU. ' Aannriaiinn lfl' I ll li - s . fi , v Erahquartrra in Bartlett iliiiill A. Karl Skinner, Graduate Secretary M C!'9ftirera Raymond L. Carns, President Elbert M. Moffatt, Vice President Glhairmrn nf Glummittrra Finance W. M. Ross, ,O9 Records Dana Parkinson, '08 Bible Study J. R. Graff, '09 Missionary VV. F. English, '08 Membership H. E. Meleney, ,O9 Religious Meetings . J. R. Graff, ,OQ Employment Bureau C. A. Wood, '08 Church Relations J. B. Glaze, '08 Music R. E. Chesley, '08 Social W. D. Knight, '08 Athletics A. B. Shaw, '08 Handbook I. S. Wilson, ,IO Deputation E. M. Moffatt, ,OQ Qi elim . iirran Glluh A ,.. 1 li i l nl im 9 1 wi X , lgllgw will hi X!! ffl f f -l ll E. C. D. Y. H. E. H. R. E. H. Edward C. Farrington, President Henry R. Bankart, Vice-President Thomas Wellsted, Secretary-Treasurer 1 W illllnmhera Farrington, '08, Boston Globe, Associated Press Frothingham, '08, The Dartmouth MacAllaster, '08, The Dartmouth Bankart, '09, Boston Journal Naylor, '09, Chicago Evening Post, St. Paul Pioneer Press H. A. Osborne, '09, Boston Transcript, Boston Post R. T. Pearl, '09, Manichester Union, United Press Association T. C. Wellsted, '09, Boston American G. R. Carpenter, '10, Boston Herald, Springfield Republican I. R. Everett, ,IO, New York Sun R. A. Sherwin, '10, Springfield Union R. F. Paul, '1 1, Boston Record 1 x if I 1 J J Hirhaivr Glluh fl l ja 5 I x LJ fs V! H , itll ? J r rl . If N ' N vl I I V MW A I ll il' W Ulf LJ. KW ' il ll I fn illllrmhrer nf the Zlntrrrnllregiate Oliuir Tllvugue For the presentation and inform-al discussion of current topics of an economic, historical or political nature. Gbffirnrz W ' Joseph Donahue- ...... . President Howard EL MacAllaster . . . Secretary and Treasurer Qnnntetrg illllzmhmzz Professor Frank H. Dixon Professor Craven Laycock Professor Sidney B. Fay Professor George R. Wicker - Members 15117 J. H. Jordan W. J. Minsch ' H. R. Lane W. G. White T. W. Worthen Q IEEE G. Blanchard H. F. Boyce R. L. Carns R. E. Chesley J. A. Clark W. Currier F. A. Carroll P. M. Chase R. Holmes C. L. DeAngelis J. J. Donahue J. S. Everett J. B. Glaze T. E. Jordan H. E. MacAll'aster S. W. Mann IHIIH E. M. Moffatt E. H. Naylor R. R. E. A. G L. R. D J. B. Merrill B. Parker M. Prentice B. Shaw E. Squier' M. Symmes L. Theller E. Watson W. Worthen I.. ,ll 'ii i '- ffl ll ll full ll 'ill ji wi. I An orga f W Bartmnnth Glnngrvaa l ll l ral nization modeled after the National House of Representatives for training in d e and the discussion of political questions. debate, parliamentary -pro-oe ur Cwffirera nf the Svrrnnh Olnngrena 15117 -ISDH Ralph L. Theller, Massachusetts . Speaker Erastus B. Badger, 2nd, Massachusetts . . Vice Speaker Philip M. Chase, Colorado . . . Clerk Benjamin C. Knox, Ohio . . Assistant Clerk Samuel K. Bell, New Hampshire . . Sergeant-at-A rms Exerutiue 1511?-IEIIIH Arthur Bradley Barnes, oklahoma Wlmmmw 4 l 'WWW 'nmmnnh e Ulf 4, 'I up ill! 1 L' lfllwf ...E ,, e' If ,,, . I uf'-M Lk l.....m.. ' In QIPITIP A lifrfffff lm A Hranrain f I Arm .NIH ll ' i .lf ff M. P. A. Early . M.. P. W. Tabor . M. D. R. Blanpied ilmiirera IHIIE-? . . . President . Vice-President . Secretaire et Tresorier B125 illilvmhrra Monsieur le Professeur R. L. Taylor Monsieur le Professeur P. O. Skinner Monsieur le Professeur L. H. Dow Monsieur le Prorfesseur G. B. Weston Mlonsieur le Professeur E. F. Langley Monsieur le Professeur E. R. Greene lVIonsieur le Professeur W. H. Murray Monsieur P. W. Tabor, ,O7 Monsieur D. R. Blanpied, '08 Monsieur G. Blanchard, '08 Monsieur T. Cushi-ng, ,08 Monsieur E. W. Darling, '08 Monsieur Monsieur Monsieur Monsieur Monsieur Monsieur Monsieur Monsieur Monsieur Monsieur Monsieur I. A. Detlefsen, '08 I. K. Knight, '08 M. L. Lewis, '08 R. B. Merrill, '08 L. M. Symmes, '08 A. G. Tenney, '08 H. H. Burbank, '09 W. J. L. Dreyfus, ,O9 A. McLoud, ,OQ F. H. Morawski, ,OQ D. E. Watson, '09 ' Q 'ffffff'dT '1..m uw ! Ent H -'mf Hnnn 'm'...m1 Wff m-1 .hu Fu Inn 'WV Au . 'lu l l I in I ' llfflw' I Brutnrhvtn . I 'L q y tyniunh WH I will E -1 K , HL Q 11 M. QHFMHTD g igtiiaihrnt . Malin Zi. E. Etegfku 'Hire-litiaihrnt . - Alhni E. Olhsmilln Entrtat unh Swlyiiizmeiatnt . Enmn U. Sfihlvg illiiiglirhn Euktnt Htnfnwnt M. A. Ahamn W - Ent Enktnt Elitnfmaant A. E- Enthg Ent Eukint lgtnfnfznt 01. LF. Enlzn A Ent Enkint Htufrnznt QI. N. Enulh Ent Enkint Htnfrnznt EH. IC. Stewart Ent Enkint Htnfraznt CB. mrniun Ent Euktut iitnfnffmt 69. EE. Etkrlmann Ent Bnktnt lHtnfwaunt M. A. ilmuttng Ent Zi. lm. E. C5Iat1frIh Ent E. E. Ezine Ent E. EV. Svihlrg Ent A. E. Olhunhln Ent II. A. Enlnfznt Ent Zi. CE. Euatafaun Ent EI. E. lfnight Ent M. E. Eniglft Ent lm. IE. En Ent El. 5. Elguttnn Ent IH. A. Enhinuun Ent GI. A. malkn Ent M. 31. E. Etrgfuz - Ent M. Ent E. Ent E. Ent E. Ent GI. Ent E. Ent QI. Ent El. Ent E. Ent E. Ent GV. Ent IIT. EI. Enlhn 31. Enlmns 3. liluppn MTI. Stullg QT. NPHETPEI IIT. Wright A. Eathunfll Eatilnt DBI- Ezwnui IH. Niazrn A. Smithq 1311. Eau P l l llllln, in W 'lllllll , lil W Qllaaairal ,, A Gllnh t , ll ngmmmmh f . A . P l I l Illll ll lllllllll' E lg ' 15117-IHUH L. R. Dean ..... President M. C. Blake . . . -Vice-President E. H. Hazen . Secretary and Treasurer Q illllrmhrria Prof. Charles Darwin Adams Prof. John King Lord Prof. George Dania Lord Prof. Harry Edwin Burton Prof. Frank Gardener Moore Prof. Richard Wellingto-n Husband Hollis Manning Bartlett Joseph Bartlett Paul Mason Batohelder ' Maurice Cary Blake Charles Wallvingford Cartland Albert Richard Chandler George Clement Davies Orlando Chester Davis Lindley Richard Dean Walter Holden Fletcher Noah Sylvester Foss Edwin Humphrey Hazen Albert Frederick Hill Arthur Howland Leavitt Arthur Hardy Lord Clifford Stanley Lyon Clayton Elbert Royce R-aym-onid Warren Sherburne Homer Taft Sibley Arthur Clement Sides Ernest Stephens .Q S i3IfE1lHif'di70if2 Q .QF swan! Gilttliy Q7Q 4I'iW y Q EE M. H. Langill S. B. Irish F. M. Bartlett R. G. Baldwin C. M. Cuddy E. B. Judd H. S. Pierce A IK. 15. 2-X. Qlluh Harry C. Storrs, President Stacey B. Irish, Vice-President Howard V. Smith, Secretary Ralph G. Baldwin, Treasurer IEUJE F. W. Welch 15117 H. C. Storrs 151113 S. L. Ruggles 19115 H. K. Hibbard H. L. Walker A mm A H. V. Smith 1511 ' J. D. Porter S. W. Rockwood C. A. Waterbury A. H. Witte E. 19111. 9. IEIHH ' W. H. Game B. illll. ,gh 117111 C. R. Abbott DARTMOUTH, MCMIX F5252 FQFPTJQOFUQ QF Qiimgg F'Zf,lQ1-Www 9323 kj. I m. td. NH .Swag S9035 .Qifee Ib me mb ' if rf be D5 mm M P1 r' B rr 'T' 3 E W Q Pj E Z E 5 Q C1 H Ci C5 'Ei . an gr an El 5 ff: 3 if grieved: ...swovrcwbspb 1121+ ab Philip? Fqwmrgiswr E2 I W, . 2. EWTWE SSQQQQEELQP QQ :.::f.WmSi 2.5z'fS.g C5m2 5'-2 PAGE-:Q:r5l3. N' v-gO-I35- ro L30 ' SDOHU- A mogu mf, in H 9':DR5ffff P E533 :D F15 mm P19 nip. P1 my Of-TUZCJ QW O qihillipn Glluh John W. Corcoran. President Samuel K. Bell, Vice-President Louis B. Wallace, Secretary and Treasurer . H. Adams, Jr., E . G. Burleigh, E R. Cooper, E . W. Elwell, E P. French, E M. French, E . N. Griswold, E R. H. Holt, E P. M'cQuesten, E J. A. Magrane, E J. M. Mathes, E R. A. lliorrill, E L. A. Odlin, E B. R. Turner, E THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI E. A. Greeley J. Harding J. R. Lunt G. E. Allen H. E. Burtt L. N. Brooks CSSC lgmnzrhill Qlluh George E. Allen, President Harding, Secretary and Treasurer IHHH A. C. Sides H. L. Stone W. H. Woodman IHHH H. M. Bartlett 15111 H. E. West 1511 H. S. Card J. R. Emerson milliainn Qlluh Howard E. MacAllaster, President I H. E. lVIacAllaster IL G. Driscoll F. P. Burton J. H. Dingle ohn H. Dingle, Vice-President . Joseph M. Smyth, Secreiary Lp C. Grau, Treasurer 15113 A. W. Miller 15115 J. M. Smyth E IHIH R. G. Carpenter C. F. Hitchcock .E..i3lI. 5. 15113 H. B..Loder 13. 1113. 5. 151 1 L. C. Grau DARTMOUTH, MCMIX E. R. H B. L. Z C3 PU DPW Gnahing, 0111111 i Roland E. Chesley, President Isaac B. Locke, Vice-President Howard W. Cowee, Secretary and Treasurer ' 15117 P. W. Tabor IEEE C. Amidon H. W. Cowee E. Chesley T. Griffin 121115 V C. Bales R. B. Locke Lang IHIII H. Bankart R. W. Hyde ' H1511 O. Putnam C. S. Seavey 611215921 Qiluh Norman R. Catharin, President Joseph R. Hatch, Vice-President Clarence E. Cummings, Secretary . Ralph B. Clement, Treasurer E. C. R. Catharin B. Clement 1 HHH Farrington IHUH 15111 H. O. Sandberg B. Briggs B. Butler 1911 U I. B. Locke J. M. Tatterson T. O. Parker W. M. Ross L. C. Bartlett R. , W. Sherwin C. E. Cummings I. R. Hatch H. A. Dykeman D. S. Fitz 370 THE AEGIs,VoL.XXXV1 ignrmlar illllvlnhivu I Harnhira anh Elinrannal lgrrniflagw bg the 33113111 Earn CHluh - First Nuvnber Brrh! l - - clackl Brr-! Brr-l -rrrr-l I l sputter brr! Rollicking cheer by the Firewater Qu-artette-Messrs, L w e, St p n, Ch s , and R-h-. Edison rec-ordl fslowj Rum! I Cfastj Poker! l l Cfasterl Cigarettes! I ! l Cgoing like sinj Bo-oz-oz-oz-oz-oze! l l l l D-d-d ar-ar-T+MoAu -th-th! Jes fhicj once m-ore' fellars! l Second Nurnber Brrr rrhl rhh ! clackl' bang! brr! l-- brr! l rrrh- rrhl- rhh!+ Soprano solo, sung by Carrie I-I. E. MacAllaster- - entitled the Greatest Living Editor, Edison - - rec-ord. I am a man of influence I am not apathetic I sway so many men, you know It really is pathetic. My methods are my own you know And they are' scientific. In lan-guage I am excellent, In B. S. quite prolific. I have a drag with many profs For they are sympathetic They like a m-an of big ideas With future so prophetic. Were I to d-o what I might do In manner so climactic 'Ilhe world would knofw MacAllaster Was famous, not erratic. DARTMOUTH, MCMIX 371 Third Number Brrl- clackl- Brr-l-l l rrhl rrr rrr! rrrl ! rrh-rrr- - clack! bang! sputter brr-rrh- M-onologue- Myself and I by Walter Rogersg 'brr-rhl Edison rec-cord. i Yes, yes I am he l-Walt-er Rogers. I play for publicity. Youve heard of me no doubt. Ability on piano-forte. Well, I should sayg and leader of the Dartmouth Band! Ch, I am of par excellence with the 'lJ2JtO'I'1-3. born musical leader-but for my years a prodigy, in fact. A Do you forget? I took the prize and no one else in sight. I play to gods and galleries and all say I'm all right. Fourth Number E Brh brr brr! l ! sputter brrr brr! l elack - bang! claek - 1 brrh-brh-. Tenor solo- I'm a Newspaper Man! sun-g by Ed. Farrington, Edison rec-ord. . Who is it that writes all the dope Per-taining to athletics? And never finds he has to use The patented emetics? Who is it says made 20 yards V And Harvard held for seven? It seems -to me that -they are fast . But not the best eleven. W VVl1o is it speaks of hurdles high And cleared eleven-two ? Who knows the records of the teams Since fourteen fhundred niinetyatwo? Wd'1'O is it that dfilates on speed And talks about endurance And draws the Charts of all the games For Dartmouth's small allowance? Cho: It is me-me-me!-It is -only, only me! The other boys cannot do just like me. I am -aflluent in language, in verbiage and talk And -spread the in-k indeed! indeed as fast as I can walk. There maybe something doing in the great newspaper world, If there isn't I can fake it wh-en the paper is unfurled. There can be only Farrington and he stands quite alo-ne. And for athletics he is It and It upon a throne. 372 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI Fifth Number ' Brr!-clack!-Brr-! ! rPh!-rrr-rrr-rrr!- clack! g bang! spu-tter !-b1'r- brr! -Cun-finished and fragmentary recordj Pulpit -oratory of the late Rev. W. F. English, Jr.-brrr-rr- My good friends brr-Edison rec-cord-My thoughts wander far o'er the celestial seas, amid the music, mild and mystical that mingles with the angelic voices. Oh! hiarps of the etern-al Solornon-the Pentateuch and verily, verily yea- - -my friends my friends! !- - - brr-brr- ' Sixth Number Brr! ! - clack!-Brr!-! ! !-rrh! rrr-cl-ack-brr-clack! bang! brr-H A Dainty Ditty 'l as sung by our manager brr-brr-Edison-rec-ord. Who thinks that he had all the say Of how the AEGIS looks today And everything in his own Way? The Manager. Who thinks that he's done all the work While others on the board did shirk And t-roubles all around did lurk? The Manager. Who took the peerades o-u-t of town For Which the AEGIS paid Cash D-own With cuts -excused Without a 'f11o'vvIn'? The Manager. And now that all the Work is done , Wh'o is it gets the extra mon And goes to Boston for a bun H? . The Board. Seventh Number ' Brr! !- rrr! brh! brrh! brr-rr! rr-rr rr !- - clack! ! rrr-rrh- rr- -bang clack- brr- Dialogue Monetary Economics by Bunny and Follctte- Edison -rec-cord! brr! Foll:- It isn't 'human nature is it, for people to vvfork for noth- ing? Bunny:-H Not for some people of some natures! Ha! ha! ha! ha! Bunny :- P1 equals the average level 'of prices. Foll:- But 'the money stringency - - - Bunnfy:- - -is 'felt only by those who hoard it. Full :- The qua-ntity trheory brr br -rr -clack -ban-g Chere Theller and Oh-ase broke in and the phonograph went smash !- crash !- bangl- broke!- D-ARTMGUTH, MCMIX I G9111' 'iEi1itnm BIG ' LITTLE Editor, Dartmouth DEDICATED TO H. E. M. T1i1. 1 if , aw D DEDICATED TO E. H. N. 'I li ' ., ' il, N L E . Editor, Aegis ' 55555359 x:LtEa -Mwi - DEDICATED TO nw- : .-::- -me ' 5 94? ian-W f, ' M 6 Editor, Lit. .. 4. THE AEGIAS, VOL. XXXAVI l. I can see a boy. Can the boy see me? N-o. The boy cannot see me. His head is too 15813125 high. , ' Is 'the boy a giraffe? No, the boy is not a giraffe for a giraffe has not long ears. ' 4 What animal has long ears? 1' The ass has long ears. Why does the boy have such a Worried look? The boy is thinking of himself and that is enough to worry a laughing hyena. Does -the boy come from 'Ilhetford-onethe-Cab Track? I Nfo, Normy hails from Chelsea-With-the-lVIud- Shfacks. . This is a waiter. What is the waiter doing? He is making a splash. Where is he making a splash? In the Cofmmons. What is he splashing? Soup. ' ' Whose soup? The boy who ordered it. Does the boy care? No, he knows he'll get it anyway. Where will he get it? All over him. Who -observes the splashing? Rosie Hin-man. Will Rosie speak to the Waiter? No, the waiter is pointing his badge at him. DARTMoUTH,McM1X 375 DUEH t 4:7 Q . --X .1 Xa. Q 0' e-il UL. Q-M - See the auto! It is going very fast. Look at the man running after He is trying to catch it. - Why does he Want to -catch it? He would like to ride i-n it. Who is the man? It is John Roland Childs. This is a youth of Promise. What has he pnomised? Sobriety. Wh-at is he doing now? Trying to forget. Forget what? What happened. Is this the morning after? .Yes. How do We know? He looks itl Wh-at is the girl doing in the auto? She is thnowing him a lemon. it! Where is the auto going? It is going to Lebanong s What kind of an auto is it? It is an INK. Why is it called an INK? Because it is Carter's. QS eo? 'QQ Ge To M. K. nfs Fug - ' Q Kiw i ? - 0 'iv-3+ '-' f 'l':'Q'r S TH E AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI Who is this? This is Artie Soule. Wh'at is Artie doin She is acting. Can she act? Yes, she can act. f Who is this? This is Piper Donovan. Wheat is Piper doing? He is watching Artie. Q? . Why is he Watching Artie? To get pointers. Are they on the Dramatic Club? They are. P Then they are actresses? N-o, they 'are female prodigies. Whit are female pnodigi-es? They are stu-dents in petticoats. C. Brooks, C. P. Skillin, J. L. Richardson, O. Brown, C. Thorne Q P af 'ie -2- fn o. '-I' '21 S- . P-3' -3 0 U E- .3 'ES 15 EI 'E' 5 ... -E1 ' .2 K- . -I1 Q 'a -1' .sf - .:: +I' -51 'U 23 '52 2 B ff 'i'nb'i i i i'-ivi-fi-'iffi1'i-'i1fi1'io+2-+b'i'+i-'i'fi1dc icfi: If i i'e!:'fi:'fi'fi i1fi'i :I: i1 au-'0 LL 'D 'UMC-IH 'O 'UOSP-WLPEH I '1' 'UHIPIS 'cl 'O 'SH00-'El 'O - A DARTMOUTH, MCMIX Qvnrg IE. mhitrumh A Offers the Latest Australian Sensation The Married Widow N . C A 4 . X f v .. SY AVP- A I - . ' :I 5' ' s ,. .Je D Z I Q, F' 1 A ' x 1 Y i A 1 ki f I ' Q ' 'r l ' . 'A I I A Bohemian-Swedish Operetta in many Facts Music by FRANCK LEIHAR, - - E. B. Badger Book by VICIOUS LYON, - - Graham Spear A and WANTA STEIN, A - - Abercombie Wheat Polish Lyrics by ADRIE ROTT, . - - TC P. Wes't Under the personal direction of BEEN GREAT, C. P. Skillin 378 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI Glam nf Ghrnnma a M1 Puffimselff, Finnish Embarassor . . . Hamlet Maacmlasfer Godda Mitte, his worst half . . . . Agatha T. Soule Prince YVhatta Phiooliam, imperial leech . . Jonathan Childs Violet, a luscious Widow . . . . Lillian Alvord Counrt de Noakoun-t, a royal joke, . Warfield I. Fearing Sarah Hiartburn-e, Mfaxim's Pride . . Sylvia Gates Marquis Cascarette . .i . P. MCD. Smythe Garcon De St. Benedictine . T. M. Baile: Nihil, mess 'of the embassy . . H. M. Prescott Sinkimvitch . . . R. H. Pettingill Little Willie . . S. K. Bell Levi Sadducee . K. N. Root Head Waiter . . G. S. 'Marion ' et -cetera Chorus Girls, Guests, Servants, Dancing Men taken ad libitu-m. Act I. Little Hungary, New York City. Scenery painted by Ted Smith. Act H. The Widow's Home. Scenery painted by F. A. Cooper. Act HI. The Tombs, New York 'City. S-cenery painted by H. W. Joyce. illlwairal Hrngram ACT I i I . Opening Oall Ia. High Ball Music .... Solo by Sarah Hartburne 2. It's Hell to be a Dutchman's Goat . . . Whatta Phool-iam 3. M-e and Other Great Men U . . . . M. Puilimselff 4. HoW'd You Like to Be -a Joke with Me? . Count de Noalcount 5. U Lose, Booze, Snooze .... . Garcon de St. B. t - ACT II u I. Opening Order 2. Gaze 'on Me . p . . . . Godda Mitte 3. Why Do th-e Girls Love Me So? Marquis Cascarette DARTMOUTH, MCMIX 379 I May Look It But I Ain't, Ain't, Ain'tl . just ez Bunch of Violets . . . . . There's Love in My Heart and It's All fo-r Me H Final Fit . . , . . . . . ACT III Opening Session ' Girls, Girls, Girls . . Dance of the Butterflies, led by We Adore Our Reflections . Finale, Crash, Crash, Crash . Levi Sadducee The W'idow Godda Mittie . Chorus Whiatta Phooliam Littl-e Williie Sarah and Violet . Entire Mob Musiic copyrighted and published by Edgar Chappelear and Co., Ltd. 139 W. 45th Street, Lebanon New York U Chelsea RAY Uris THE. MURDER HAMLET u II i - .,YllEb., dci an 1, I 380 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI iBtu'Imnnth Biting Eiriinnarg Qlnmpileh fur Zlirmahmrn Eg mnrhamnirat BEEF-n. CFI. Couard-Cravenj-an imitation-Whethler served by students ,in recitation or by the Commons at meals. Syn.-Hot air-drul-e. A student is more beef than brains. -Cru-ven. Syn.-Leather a la D. C. D. A. I You've heard of horseless carriages, that fly with unseen wings, Also of loveless marriages, that are becoming quite the thing And even armless courtships, some folks think quite fine k But when it comes to beefless beef, we'd rather draw the line. -Chorus of W aiterx. BONE-11. CFiroIm Lat. Cemeteryj-to withdraw the vital parts of an author to help i-n 'the creation of beauty-a short cut to real work. God took Ad-am's rib to mlake a Wo-many today a stud-ent 't-akes an author's brain to -make a brilliant recitation. ' Syn.-Plug, dig, cram. Antonym-Play cards. ' All bone and no play makes Paul a Rufus Choater. -Hnon. BLUFF-n.-On-e who tries to make the World believe that he is what he is not, and th-at he is not what he is. Syn.-A fourllusher, hypocrite, one who throws a straight front. A bluff is an insurmountable elevation of gall, nerve and Hannon. -Fourflush Items. BROKE-zz.-CGer. brauchen-t-o needy-The son -of -a :bro-ker. One who is always about to be bu-rd-ened by a check from home. , fsee peeradel. COLLEGE-From Fr. Colle, pasted or stuck, and etude, stu-dy. A place Where every- one is stuck on studyf ?j CWi.bh apologies to Gideon Wurzj. DARTMoUTH,McM1X 381 EGG-From Lat. ego, which suggests itsapplicat-ion to Sophomores. A wholesome, yet fowl, pnod-uct of the 'egg -plan-t. Suggestive of H2 S when let loose in Hfanlover. Whven served at the--Grill, they often chlarge extra for the chickens in them. An order of boiled eggs. Me, too, and make them fresh. fCommons Waiter to Chefj- Two orders of eggs-one of them fresh. -The Totem. HUNCH-n. g An intuition, inside knowledge, a pointer. Syn.-Tip. V I have a hunch that The Totem is a ghost. -Phoney. HUNGER-n. fFrom Ital. comlzo-spagihettij. It is what a man gets at the Commons until he gets ind-igestion. Then he cannot 'hold anything on his stomach except his hand. H i Syn.-Starvation, macaroni, fricasse of lamb. Antonym-Your money's worth. ' Blessed are they that hunger for they shall be full-if they're millionaires. ' -T he Steward. LUNCH-n. QFrom Lat. curriculumj-A course which has to be dvi-vided in-to ten sections or more. Syn.-Cinch, pipe, snap, Geology, Fine Arfts. . ' 'Antonym-History I and II. V This ain't no lunch counter, you can't take a bite of this and a bite of that. , -Emerson. PONY-n. QGI. hrosl-A diminutive horse, a oonfcealed weapon. Obsolete in the Rufus Choate Dictionary. Syn.-Trot, horse. ' Antonym-Study. , An horse is a vain thing for safety, neither shall he deliver any by his great strength. I -T attledoo. SHARK-n. A voracious seeker after knowledge, which it :may devour. H-as long, sh-arp, wisdom -teeth which make it dangerous. Related to the sucker. Syn.-Grind, plugger. Antonym-Flunker. Beware of the shark. -Chorus of Flunkerr. 4 SWIPE-v. QLat. swipioj-To indefinitely borrow somet-hfing that -belongs to another, without his knowledge. I Syn.-To pinch, to sneak. Antonym4To steal. I Whether 'tis nobler to swipe anothcr's Or earn you own by 'the sweat of your brow. -William Shake-a-siirk. 382 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI Greek tmh Raman Bettina, iieruea, Ziir. , Georgie D,-A hero of the archaeological period who stormed -the fortress of the Earl of Dartmouth and demanded -an annual tribute. He still inhabits the castle and passes his time torturing the minds of 'the noble sons of the Earl. Cupid-The god of Love. Armed with a bow 'and arrows, he punctures the breasts of men with darts of -admiration. Miore often his -arrows pierce the hearts of the fairer sex who adore him. History recognizes him -alon-e of all the dei-ties. Homer-The god -of Art. His ready wit and sarcasm,,his gifted brush, his able pen have elevated 'him above -the walks of ordinary men-and proclaimed his deification. Faculty and students alike bow down and pay him homage. - Craven-The god of Thu-nder. Hi-s lightning flashes of sarcasm ever and anon burst forth proclaiming the never failing roll of thunder Which rumbles and rumbles. Behold it is I-Craven the god of Thunder. Diana,-QErnst Ottoj The goddess of the Chase. Unsuccessful at Smith, she still pursues her fruitless chase. A Augustus-A hero of a hundred wars. This valiant warrior has fought over-every battle field from the days of Alex-ander toithose of Teddy and now stands forth- 'hero, champion, doctor. He should be given a medial-Cleatherj. Venus fBunnyD-The goddess of Beauty, gracefulness and love. Typifies modesty and a hundred dainty charms. ' Jmprnper Nampa Chuck-Portly, good natured, genial, W-itty. An unworkable necessity. VA terror to evil-doers. Derived from the Latin bhuckle. EricTStern, relentless, fi-ery. Hasty in action -and speech. Unyi-eld-ing doer of deeds. Derived from the Norse Eraticus. - . Toot-Able, good natured, busy. Ambitious to the extreme. A mathematical name. A Derived from the Technic honle. . . Harmony-Harmless, melfodious and musical. A lover of ease. A rare connoisseur. Derived from the Bible bliss. ' Skeet-Harmful, excitable, discordant. A lover of War. A comzmon sight. Derived frorm the Bible blister. Doc-Philosophical, biological, medicinal. One who uses -polished phrases or one who uses polished knives 3 one who cuts you in class or one who cuts you in the hospital or -even one who cu-ts you o-n the streetg one wh-o trained Ch-andler or one who trained Duffy. Derived from Dock-Ia place for laying up and Doctor-one who lays you up. DARTMoUTH,MCM1X 383 Elgnintwa nn the Hrnfza Platform in Webster Hall fAny Sunday Evening? .-7 .jx Better than 'he ever was before. - Johnny K. , I ' bbq? -naxfff - ,AY I 1 W1 - Accused but unconvicted of anarchistic tendencies. - , :'glf.,yli Permitted to hide among the rocks in Butterfield when jeff!! L' in fear of assassination by Bond, ,IL - Type. 1 ' The same, always the same ' IQ . . l . Welcomed back: an active participant. Never seen without Dachsund the bovvllegged. - Clotlzespin ' Age makes no difference in dieportment and polite- - ness. - ' Dude. . V Constant attend-ance at Vespers noted and approved. . -H Gabe. L . - it l,-,if xii. lf J . H -U Bobbie 'J Fletcher. N 5 , 384 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI4 ' Q upright, judge and shark of mathematics. lllll -I 0' -N Toot. til. ,QQ A as i n -'fi 'Z 'L k 2,-als It behind a roll-top desk. Authoritative. De- 'I mg-14 tailed fact cours-es for memory not intelligence. f 1 -U Harlow Stajffordf' i ll' Noted as of yore for harmless beef l' and loved by , all. Y -U Stubbyf' 1 Smiling, mellifluous, insistent, as ever, but still a vacuum. A - Georgie D. f rg' 'i ' Going-to go, not .di Every day is l-adies' gone yet. An idle li ' day, etc. An historian rumor nofw dissolved. ' nevertheless. -H Eric. -N Augustus H untf' X1 Dignified as ever, still a prof., but yet a sport beneath' the surface. - Fred1Zy. L , W Beau Bummel has lost. This man has won. - Louis D. ,.,o Who gives a dam? Not he, but appreciation grows. -H George Wray.,' 4' Still swayed by what they think of what l do. Commended for organization of orchestra and improve- D ment of Vesper musical service, - ,Harmonyf DARTlVIOUTH,.lVIClVIlX 385 Endless variety and daintiniess -of gesture. - Doa H . Ready to .help out any 'old time. Don't be afraid 'of him however he may look at you. As for Art- - H amen 'T Poor Pussy. - Groves. Kimd, considerate, beloved by all. Careful anid fair except sometimes in the amount of Work handed out. Take his courses. He knows whereof he talks. - ' A t .2 of V . fl at gg ' V . ee' 5 .A.S1u 'inCurvc5 - .ly A 7 - DmticelYEJ7v-Bugs' i Cupid. ge, s wQ.fQe Q S E Ensrinus Eimerirks 5 'h 1 H11 5 Zlnrnsr Zluninrsa Q W y Ellis genius is pretty well hib 'lkltho' it enlarges his lib. 'Every one knows Tile loves to pose A,-'As an actor, Shakespearean C 'ffloor 'iynbe is wont to bustle 'Go pamper his barling Uiussell. But this is theyquery Toes his sweet bearie Continually wear a-7 Ghat corpulent, rotunb pill Whose tongue never is still: Tile always says Tift fAs he passes one by Ehat betokes empty pate, baffy Tin quips anb quacks anb Wiles On all fair ones he smiles. ' lt a 65. TA. Ui. bance, Or any perchance, t io. TD1 Us the omnipresent 'lflack Chilbs. Worbs, vvorbs. worbs anb hot air ,55luff, bluff bluff anb a pair 'Eis plain to see Our talking Yalll 55. ' Tis minus fact, motive anb care. itat is the name of two boys which Tearing or Tflrescott enjoys. 'But 'tis of their heab Tbhis nickname is saib flknb not 'bout their avoirbupois. 'Ghere is a young man nameb 5ZZc i who of his appearance is proub when taken alone 'Tots not to be shown Yrut looks very well in a crowb. Ehat smiling, marcelleb young lab who thinks he brives the girls mab ffs ofttimes founb short, TAt playing the sport Our own Yaobbie Burns, by gab! oub T HESIIIK-IT SOC IETY., 0 388 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI Sink-fit Snrivig Alpha Chapter Established 1908 at Dartmouth College iliratrma 2 Bnriurihua Harry E. Burton Harlow S. Person Herbert D. Foster Augustus H. Shearer Jilrairer in lirhv Arthur Perry Fairfield Zllrsxireea in Hniueraitair 15113 E. B. Badger, 2nd H. F.. lVIaeAllaster P. lVI. Smith . J. J. Donahue A. B. Rotch T. Soule W. C. Foote R. B. Rugg C. Treadway P. M. Lowe C. P. Skillin F. Whipple IHHH C. S. Brett L. B. Farley A. Pettengill R. A. Burns W. l. Fearing F. Root I. R. Childs S. Gates' C. Wellsted W. L. Dreyfus S. Huzelton F. West 15111 H. S. Beal T. F. H-ene-age K. Pevear G. R. Carpenter H. F. Kidder T. Shattuck M. E. Hanan-on W. C. Mevagher R.. Smith 15111 A. P. Bush, Ir. G. NI. lVIorris C. Thorne J. E. Ingersoll R. F. Paul F.. Wampler A. C. Keough J. C. Sterling C. Warren As Sink lt is not. a secret society the AEGIS is asked to publish the following informa- tion for those wishing to join: Q I. Any person so connecting himself with Dartmouth and rendering himself generally objectionable to the college is entitled to the Afull privileges and disadvantages of this society. II. The said person must have a consummate fat head. ' III. The object of this organization is to prepare its members as fillers for the sink hole of oblivion. , A DARTMOUTH, MCMIX 389 Zifhv ldap-Zfinitlv Mana Nvrklarv W Q I NzcKlncE 2 0 7' 1 Ti? I of-4' gig .sg ' . ' 'C G 4+ Flfvofr wus Chap ter I. . Alice Alvoid, the rarely charming daughter of Lady Lyzzie Chandler Ctwice Widowedj, attendied by- her maid Pauline B. was making the most gorgeous prepara- tions for the 'Grand Ball to be given that night in honour of King Saville of the Latin province -of South Boston. She would be the most attractive dfebu-tan'te in the ball- room, for Would she not wear the Pop Bottle Glass Necklace presented to her great- grandrnother by 'th-e once notorious King Brady? For a moment she admired her sylph-like form before the beveled mirror, then tripped lightly down stairs and climbed into the vvai-tin-g hack which quicklytranrsported her to the G. A. R. Hall. u Chapter H. A thrill of pleasure ran up and down Alice's spine thrice, as she beheld Duke Schielder-Mueller, late of Ireland, standing in one corn-er. From force of habit the Duke selected a fragrant Havana from his pocket and relighted it. As he saw Alice approaching, he 'hastily stuck the' butts back into his pocket and rushed forward to greet her, 'almost upsetting the Hall-room boys Archibald anld Percival Anderson. . 390 THE AEGIS, VOL. Xxxvr Fair Alice I greet thee again, murmured the Duke as he kissed the beautiful hand extended towards him. . Oh go on, you're only fooling, replied Alice brushing back a stray hair from her pompadour. - Count Donahue, Uhe Duke's hated rival, .hidden behind the one and only palm, saved the price of a manicure by biting off all his finger nails. A Chapter III. , Alice and the Duke danced lightly 'midst the gay throng, swaying to the music of -famous Rogers orchestra. I could dance with you forever, 'murmured Alice resting her head on 'the Duke's shoulder. But the fates would not have it so. As they circled about they collided with Count Donahue and his partner, who, in the mixup stepped on Alice's bunion. Alice, cursingisoftly to herself, glanced d-own to see if her high school pin was on straight. Duke, she said in a calm voice, my necklace has been stolen. The Duke, who had great presence of mind, stopped the music and announced that the necklace had been st-olen. Thereupon all eyes were turned upon Count Donahue, for he was known to be a clever rascal. . H Foiled again! hissed the Count as he jumped nimbly through the window. Q Chapter IV. A Time passed on. One day while visiting the hock shops of Boston,,as was his wont, the Duke found the necklace. With such a valuable asset in his-possession, he had visions of recuper-ating his lost fortunes by winning the hand of Fair Alice. Followed by his faithless servan-t, Reggie B., he hastened to the palace and presented the long lost necklace to his lady love. Her eyes 'welled up with tears of gratitude. ' Chapter V. E Three cigarettes and one highball mad-e the Duke a brave man and he lost no time in asking Lady Lyzzie for the 'hand of Fair Alice. Lady Lyzzie in order to give the Duke no time for repen-tance, hastily called in Father Ohesley from tlhe 'Commons where he was waiting. The ceremony performed, the bridal couple took a wedding journey to the distant land' of Lebanon, returning home in time to partake of the sumptuous wedding breakfast at Skinnie's. Coun-t Donahue, reading the details of the marriage in the society columns of the Dartmouth American, mu-ttered to 'hfimself, H Pierced by a bee's weapon! -which in every day vernacular means, Stung. ' e X Q dill DF 1 Milf. s Jak 'C 'ol lf .rt ,' , I C ' C ' ' i rv, I I r 1 'll . . I t ,' . , , . 5 j FRHOIS RHI IIIFRHWS John Alexander Clark The renowned discoveror of suave Finance and thelsecret of advantageous friendship. A connoisseur 'of Madeira, a relisher of the larder, traveler, man- ager and authority on Hoyle. George Henry Sthilglmiller Dartmouth's Andover prodigy. A man of the balldom Cfoot-basket- base-highj. Smooth as Scotch- smooth as Dutch. The king of practi- cal jokers, the tyrant of U My boy John. He seen his duty and he done it noble. Morforz Hull The marvelous, uneducated musician fthat is, in musicj. A genius for close harmony Knot Morsej and mathematics. He came when needed most and was not received-A martyr of music and Junior year indiscretion. Joseph Wd5llbIlf7l IVO!'fllB7l A peach blown youth, a reincarnation of David apparently, yet an intellectual Goliath actually. Fortune smiled upon his bonny brow and made him. , He became and is a multitudinous man- nered, munificent manager fto be, or not to bel. H ofward E diward M am? llayterl Four-tlusher, with accentuat-ed ideas of his importance, noted for numerous ideas impossibly executed, desiring much more, but only the greatest living editor. 4 Chase Keith Pefvear The Garibaldi of Dartmouth cus- toms. An introducer of English bench prizes and believer in the higher education of the canine instead of man. A staunch supporter of himself, the Ward MCA. of Dartmouth. A H before taking H example to all Freshmen. 392 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI Bartlett Mall Erhnvn f N mmf, QURNTITIESJ - fax 1 . 'ij' I r WR .I H n - . f W r : f f - I ,Zi 0 uk x D '31 M ' 4 N 05 ' W 5 ,,, ,U .jan .n .- 0756 V W Y Q r I 7 ' 755 J F . I 1 bf l FLLLDWS me ThHT zw ,am , Q . . B N fu 14 O OKZLFHLR 'S V - ' Z . ' Z I- ZZ -P ' ua SLGJIESDGV Uaup PFLRUK IQ. 5 Every l?'gy1!H MQ: C7 -I . Bw' ww 'i .V ' eflflf Afqrjf gig. V1 It ,Lge I qf X I ' WW 151719 C V I. 1' Q ,H . H A. . L- 1 H 227 15 . . -4-1 Xa- -- I - i 5 ,A .' Z W PL '09 ' . - 2- ,,'1 '4'PLu1vk. R f -- ff qt p g- 4 ' ' ,- If ,' ,ia- ' X '4 Glee Club :- Cheer up Mary - - Wellsted :- Now boys - get into it! Mand'olin Club :-Trr- Boom Booml l l Ist Actor:- Villain, you do not dare! 2nd Act-or:-'K S-trike him down! A Employment Bureau ftelephonej-H Yes, sir! Some one to clean -the 'horse to- , T morrow at IO? Yes, sir. No, We -haven t van Freshmen that can milk. ' Y Chorus :-H As the back-s go tearing- Rogers :+ Keep time there! Keep your shirts on! Ist Actor :- Villain, you do not dare! 21'1'd Actor :- Strike 'him do-vvnl M-eetin-gs- Verily, verily I go to --'J DARTMOUTH, MCMIX 393 Ist Voice:- Hell you say! Chorus :- On their way to do or - I Ist Actor- -Damn you-Carleton Parker! Wellsted:- Shout it man! Shout it like- Rogers :- H-l,'hoys, this is n-o Way. Cut your fooling- ISt Voice :- Cheeses, here's Harmonyf' Meeting:- Throw out' the life line, throw out -l' 2nd Actor :- The devil! Confused Roar :- Help us to I'- Cheer up lWary! -H stamp, bang-bang! I I Your exit, Piper! i'-I I if 'K Bang-Bang ! !- Some one is sinking away -I' No, we havenlt any jobsvnow -I ! Prayer meeting upstairs, - Can you milk? -! I I Release me, ivillian! -H Coming down street, Bill? - Keep time, boysf'- You,re not reading' that note,',- Now try your entrance again? K if -Crash! I I I- Bass drum in theref'- Don't touch that phone,H- No, sir, - No, - Say, Bill, What the deuce was matter with Soule tonight? 'I-I' Who lives upstairs ? - Rehearsal to-morrow night, boys, -I I ! H W'here are We going on tri-p? 'I As the hacks go tearing onward --I I I Remember last year,-Drunk? No! - H-l of a time! What,s meet- ing ahoutg? I' College life, I' H Nloffatt will lead us in, - Heaven is our Home! No, sir I-I I No, this is not a dormitory-just the Christian Association! Gbuvrlpzurh in The Glnmmnna ' Patient Junior:- That is Bill Clough, the head waiter, Marian. He was the great guard on the Naughty-Three Teamf! . Fair Daimo-iselle:- Who is that glum looking man who seems to he trying to imit-ate him? Patient Junior:- That,s Rosie Hinlmanf' Fair Damfoiselle:- What did he ever do for his college? Patient Junior:+ Oh! He's manager of the lVIusical Clubs. THE'AEGIS, VOL. XXXVIC Donor G. R. Adams R. H. Bankart C. Brooks ' D. E, Watson Boston ' R. A. Pettengill George H. Schildmiller E. H. Naylor George B. Weston Devil G. T. Burns P. M. Chase R. Theller Zluninr yliunnra Gift A Gag Savoir Faire The Pot Speech Bun Dyspepsia The Hook Back Seat Looking Glass Q His Nerve Smile ' Love Genius 'rw' 74? f nggslfix I W Recipient T. M. Bailey I The World O. Brown College Club I. H. Dowdall The College H. lVl. Prescott Shakespeare C. D. Ryan W. J. L. Dreyfus J. K. Saville Julius Arthur Brown Q Demosthenes DARTMOUTH, MCMIX 'T' Tl'l f Tfxegis 55oaro for the Class of Nineteen Tlfunoreo ano nine wishes to express its gratituoe to those who have contributeo to various oepartments of this book: to fflrofessor Charles TIT. Dflorse for the use of various photographs: to flflrofessor 'Itfomer 'Eaton Tffeves for helpful suggestions: to our artists, ffllr. 17. W. Tbhompson, '08, mr. IT. TK. mason, '09, mr. Ui. TD. Tlfastings, '10, mr. George TA. Graves, Zno, '10, ano 5ZZr. TA. 'L '5Doggett, '10, for the orawings appearing in this volume: to W. S. Buttle-our publisher-for sympathetic co-operation: ano to all others who, oirectlv or inoirectly, have helpeo to make this 'Aegis what it is kgs DQ I oo on C 'gf fl -102955112 U 439 PAGE 396 THE AEGIS, VoL. XXXVI I DEX PAGE The Aegis . . I Campus Record . . Introductory Poem . 2 Dartmouth College . . Dedication . . . 3 Athletics Drawing . . Tribute to C. F. Emerson . 7 . 4 Dartmouth Athletic Council Professor C. F. Emerson . . Tribute to Dr O'Connor . The Sons of a Northern Mother 5 Dr, O'Connor . . College Calendar . . . 7 XVearers of the D Trustees of Dartmouth College 8 Football Review . . Dartmouth Alumni . . . I0 Football Results . . Dartmouth Faculty . . I2 The Varsity Football Team Wilder Hall . . 30 John Glaze . . I . Dr. W. I. Tucker . . 31 Alumni Oval . . Drawing The Classes . 33 Baseball Review . . History of Senior Class . 34 Baseball Statistics . . Senior Class Picture 35 The Varsity Baseball Team . Senior Class Statistics 36 Baseball Results . . junior Class History 54 Clarence P. Skillin . . junior Class Picture 55 Track Review . . Junior Class Statistics 56 VVilliam Jennings . The Departed of 1909 . 115 Track Team Statistics . Webster Hall . . . 116 The Varsity Track Team . Sophomore Class History 117 Amherst Dual Meet . Sophomore Class Picture . 118 Harvard-Dartmouth Meet Sophomore Class Statistics 119 Interscholastic Meet . . Fayerweather Quadrangle 141 Arthur B. Shaw . Freshman Class History . 14.2 New England Meet . Freshman Class Statistics . . 143 Basketball Review . Picture of Massachusetts Hall . 157 Benjamin Lang . . Medical SCh0Ol- Basketball Statistics . . . Faculty . . . 158 The Varsity Basketball Team . Calendar . 162 Hockey Review . . Fourth Year Men . 162 VVar1-en C. Foote , . Third Year Men 163 Hockey Results . . , Second Year Men . 163 The Varsity Hockey Team . First Year Men 164 Dartmouth Tennis Tournaments Thayer School- Dartmouth Tennis Team . . Faculty . . 166 Golf Results . . . . Calendar . 167 Dartmouth Golf Team . Second Year Men . 168 1909 Baseball Team Intermediate Men . 168 1909 Basketball Team . . First Year Men . 169 1909 Hockey Team . . . Interior of Webster Hall . 171 1910 Football Team , . Tuck SCl100l- Results of Sophomore-Freshman Famllfy - - 172 IQII Football Team . . Calendar . 173 Society House Pictures . . Second Year Men . 174. Fraternities Drawing . FIFSY Year MCH . 174 Dartmouth Fraternities . Dartmouth Summer School 176 Game 177 178 179 I8O 182 183 184 187 188 189 191 192 193 194- 195 196 197 199 201 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 209 211 212 213 214 215 216 217 218 219 221 223 224 225 226 227 228 229 230 231 X232 DARTMOUTH, MCMIX 397 PAGE PAGE Palaeopitus . . . i 309 College Choir . 351 Picture of Palaeopitus . 310 College Orchestra . 352 Commencement Drawing . 311 Orpheus Club . . 353 Commencement Statistics . . 312 Dartmouth Dramatic Club . 354, junior Promenade . . 325 Chess Club .... 356 junior Week Program . V 328 Dartmouth Christian Association 357 Le Medecin Malgre Lui . . 330 Press Club .... 358 If I Were Dean . . . 332 Webster Club . . . . 359 College Organizations H Drawing . 335 Dartmouth Congress 360 Publications- Le Cercle Francais . . 361 The Dartmouth . . . 336 Deutscher Verein . . 362 The Aegis . . . 338 Dartmouth Classical Club 363 The Dartmouth Magazine . 340 Preparatory School Clubs . 364 Dartmouth Debating Union . 342 College Characters . . 368 Dartmouth Musical Clubs-- Phony-Graphs Drawing . 369 Glee Club . . . 346 Grinds . . . 6 . 370 Mandolin Club . 348 Junior Honors . . 394 College Band . 350 Want Ads . 398 g cite F nes. Wanted, For Sale and Exchange Department A All notices under this departmenr cost two cents per word payable in advance. Answers may be sent care of THE AEGIS. We are not responsible for the I reliability of any ads appearing in these columns Wanted ' For Sale WANTED-A-n opportunity to be cheer leader. I have a supply of the neces- sary enthusiasrng and as for experience, Why I led my prep. school. 5 W. C. Rogers, ' 019. WANTED-1,0l0'O1 people to applaud me daily. No references needed. Appli- cants must be alive. Art Soule, '0l8. WANTED-A ticket t-o Yellow Stone National Park where I may bathfe my head in a natural aluun stream to re- duce its abnormal dimensions. Fat -Fearing. WANTED-A wet nurse. H. C. I-Iutchins. WANTED-A succe-ssor who h-as brains enough and ability to carry out a few of my plans. He will not be expected to do it as well as I could, but he must be abovethe ordinary. I-I. E. MacAllaster. WANTED-A fond and 1-oving Wife who will dote on 1ne. 1?lather Chesley. WANTED-Morley, and lots of it. ' Business Manager Aegis. WANTED-A whole page for my statis- tics in the 1910- Aegis. . Ralph Lauris Theller. FOR SALE-One good radiatorg a chapel seat and any number of prep. school text-books. None but 19124 men need apply. Any member 'of 1911. FOR SALE CHEAP-Some of my cast off clothing. M, Kivel, Exchange EXCHANGE-I would like to exchange one man, a dress suit, three collar but- tons, a Phi Beta Kappa key and -two matches for an entree into NeWport's Yellow Sfet. Louis Vlfright, '0i9. A Miscellaneous LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN-Tall, light hair and complexion, feminine voice and manner, slender, Weight 132 lbs., height 5 ft. lflyz inches, answering to the name of Dvvenger. 'I'here is a suspicion th-at he is attending Dart- mouth College. His parents are much Worried over his absence from home for he isso young and helpless. Large reward oitered for his safe return. Police Department. NEEDED-A bath in the trough and a good hair cut .to relieve me of my Sophomoric fat-headedness. I did not get it Freshman year -and need it badly now. G.. P. Davies, 191101. For Sale FOR SALE-A good Dartmouth base- ball suit. A splendid souvenir for your Mem. book. Skillin 19 What FOR SALE-One chance -on a 1908 Diploma. I much prefer a 1909 one. Mort. I-Iull, 0'8-'09 WATCH FOR THE TOTEM-This will positively be out by December lst fl9'0'8-9-104115. Please pay in advance. Greatest Living Editor. SUBSCRIBERS to Dartmouth Maga- zine may secure the entire edition for 19107-S by calling at Dartmouth Pre-ss in June and paying their subscription ove1' again. Mgr. Magazine-2-5-'O8. 1 3 x , -s N a 400 THE AEGIS, VOL. XXXVI ADVERTISERS' INDEX Allen Drug Company . Bent 85 Bush . . Berger, C. L. Sc Sons Bowman, W. E. . . Bridges, A. T. Company . Brown, C. D. 8: Company . Brooks Brothers . . Burke 85 Company . . Carter, E. M. . . . Chase, The J. N. Company Commonwealth Hotel, The . Compliments of the Architect '. Compliments of a Friend . . Copley Square Hotel Cotrell 8: Leonard . . Cross, Abbott Company . Cumberland Hotel . . Davison 8: Ward . Dartmouth Bookstore . Dartmouth Box Ball Alleys . Dartmouth College . . Dartmouth Laundry . . Dartmouth Pharmacy Dartmouth Press . Derby, J. C. . . . Dietzgen, Eugene Company . Dreka . 4. . . Dudley, Charles H. . . Glines, I. T. Company . Goodhue, G. A. . . Guyer, A. VV. . . -. . Hammond Typewriter Company Hanley, E. A. Company . . Hanover Fruit Company . PAGE 409, 423 41 5 420 410 403 410 402 401 41 S 41 5 425 4.06 412 403 404 407 4.02 424 422- 422 405 404 418 407 409 406 404 413 415 403 418 414 409 413 Hapgoods . Hearn, C. W. . Hill Sc Harrower Howels Livery . . . Jenkins Brothers i . . . Johns-Manville, H. W. Company Jones SL Sargent . . . Kimball, R. D. Company . Langill .... Locke, Isaac 8: Company . . Mascoma Electric Light Company McMorrow .... Merriam, G. 85 C. Company . Minsch, Vietor 85 Blake . Mortensen 85 Holdensen . Peterson, Carl V. . Pierce, S. S. Company . Poole, W. H. . . . . Portland Stone Ware Company . Quimby, W. S. Company . . Radasch .... Rand, George W. Sc Son . , Raymond, George P. Company . Shattuck 85 jones . . Shuman, A. 85 Company . Smith k Son . . . Suffolk Engraving Company . Tuttle Company, The . . Wadsworth, Howland 8: Company Waterman, L. E. Company - . Woodstock Inn . . Wright, Kay Sc Company . York, C. F. . . . PAGE 417 41 6 4.10 422 408 408 422 424 406 407 406 421 415 410 426 423 409 423 41 3 4.22 421 421 4.21 420 420 403 419 411 41 8 416 407 412 413 Some of us will :mari for it. -Th A B d SATISFACTION IS oUR BgEST AD IN the year that we have spent in Hanover We have given satisfaction to every one of our many cus- tomers. They are doing our talking for us. Let us give you the satisfaction that Comes from stylish Clothes of perfect fit ...... BURKE aco. Tailors 18 School St., BOSTON 843 Washington St., BOSTON 1246 Massachusetts Ave., fHarvard Square? CAMBRIDGE Most men ll b experienfe made Jager Will back lz p' ' with zz fwage -I 402 fl prodigy of learning. -G. C. 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WHIPPLE Proprietor Headquarters of Dartmouth Men when in Boston Huntington Avenue and Exeter Street BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS With centers as pure and good as can be made and covered with a smooth delicious coating, our Dartmouth Chocolates Will satisfy the - most discriminating MADE BYp S M 1 T H sz s o N White River Junction, Vt. A. T. Bridges Co. Clncorporatedb V PRESERVERS OF FRESH FRUITS Wholesalers of GROCERS' SPECIALTIES Telephone, Haymarket 5 77 78 PORTLAND ST. BOSTON, MASS ,X WI E562 'Q' Stnzizunggg -Sfimz N' . l Nj' , s f IF you want the best shoe at a fair price, don't do yourself the injustice of buying shoes before ex- amining Stetsons. Q The red diamond on a shoe strap is always a guarantee of excel- lence. Stetsons cost from 85.50 to 39.00 the pair. G. A. 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H. iliinr Svtaiinnvrg who iingrauing, Mutter A 1121 Gllpesinut Sftrnrt lghilsmhelplgia STATIONERY DANCE PROGRAMMES BANQUET MENUS VISITING CARDS RECEPTION and D WEDDING INVITATIONS Splecial Original Designs Furnished Upon Request Only First-Class Workmanship and Quality ' At Moderate Price, Marry, sir, they do praise me And make an an of me. -Studley, ,IO W'ee, sleoleii, cofw'ri1z,' tim'rou.r bea.viie. -Shoppelry 0 DA T COLLEGE Hanover, New Hampshire . Q OUNDED by royal charter, December 18, 1769. The charter of the College, was an outgrowth of the plan of the Reverend Eleazar Wheelock for the educa- tion of Indians, which had its first development in the foundation in 1754 of lVIore's Indian Charity School, at-Lebanon, Connecticut. In 1816 the State attempted to gain control of the College. The case was fought through the lower courts, and finally carried to the Supreme Court of the,United States. lVIr. Webster, in an argu- ment of great eloquence and power, presented the case of his Alma Mater. Decision favorable to the College was rendered by Chief Justice Marshall in 1819. This decision has been characterized as Hin its effects more far-reaching and of more gen- eral interest than perhaps any other ever made in this country. The importance to the College was such that the recommendation of one of the Counsel in the case has been practically adopted: HI would have an inscription over the door of your building, -tFounded by Eleazar Wheelock, Rzytoundm' by Daniel Webxtzr. , The courses of instruction offered lead to the degree of Bachelor of Arts, and since the incorporation into the College of the Chandler School of Science and the Arts, in 1893, to the degree of Bachelor of Science. i ,THE ASSOCIATED SCHOOLS ARE The Amos Tuck School of A Graduate School offering Two Years of Special Prepara- Administration and tion for Business Careers. Students of three years' under- Finance ' graduate standing admitted to the work of the first year, A which leads to the bachelor,s degree. The work of this year lays a foundation for the specialized work of the second year. Students with the bachelor's degree admitted to the work of the second year, which leads to the degree of Master of Commercial Science. 1 The Thayer School of Established in 1871. Offers a general course of study and practice in Civil Engineering, so developed as to include the essential principles of all important branches through two years of professional preparation. Civil Engineering The Medical School Established in 1797. The course covers four years of lec- tures, laboratoryand recitation work, with clinics and ward classes at the Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital. This Hospital, widely known as one of the best cottage hospitals in the country, is under the management of physicians and surgeons who are connected with the Medical School. Dartmouth College, Hanover, New Hampshire ::':: ERNEST MARTIN HOIPKINS, Secretary :: :: Nofw from a .tingle throat, no-w from a score, Burris forth car-torturing yell and war. -Dartmouth Congress 06 All is not Goxpell that tlzou doest Jpeakef'- Bill English, '08 Eugene Dietzgen Company 214-220 East 23rd St. 181 Monroe St. NEW YORK CHICAGO 615 Common St 10 Shuter St. 16 First St. NEW ORLEANS TORONTO. CANADA SAN FRANCISCO Manufacturers and Importers of ENGINEERING MINING and SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS Our Gem Union Instruments have no equal and are standard. Correct in mechanical principle, construction and compactness of metal. The Improved Slide-Rule adjusts itself automatically and is superior to all others. The celebrated Richter's Instruments of Precision. Herbert H. Barnes - President W. B. Stickney Vice-Pres. Frank Collins, Mgr. and Treas. Mascoma Electric Light and Gas Company Incorporated under the laws of New Hampshire, and doing business in New Hampshire and Vermont Water Power with Auxiliary Steam Plant Villages lighted: Hanoverand West Lebanon, N.H. Hartford, Wilder and White River junction, Vt. Office, White River Junction, Vt. Power Station, West Lebanon, N. H. COMPLIMENTS OF THE ARCHITECT DA RTM O UTI-I PHOTO ROOMS First Door South of Post-Office 1 Fine Platinotype Pictures N A Specialty A large assortment of Local Views always on hand LANGILL Photographer .lgencyjbr Eastmaifs Kodaks and Supplies He knofwsj he knofw: fwhat he lanof1u.f,' H2 lanofws that he knqfwi what he knofw.v. -B. A. Williams, 'Io ' Clothed, and in his right mind. -Raabe, ,IO 407 WOODSTOCK E INN i .JRTI-IURB. WILDER, Manager OPEN ALL THE YEAR QEEEEEEEEFJEE WOODSTOCK, VERMONT ISAAC LOCKE at co. ' F : I .,., Ig - Q ..4r'1 7 .H 1 . , t ' FE.: ia- ,gr 5113! fam' i . lf! :QU Lug, ' - f f A, v,1-,:,,.,.4::-535111, I5 -. gli-gf,.,.i, - f 5-F ' -'-'A fi. .. 1 33209 'fiiffige i'1 1 -5- 5 .-anna tr- ,,, If M 15 's' W,, 'i i . W' 97, 99 and 101 Faneuil Hall Market, BOSTON And 156 Main St., BAR HARBOR, MAINE Wiholesale and Retail Dealers in Fruits, Vegetables AND Hothouse Products Specinl attention given to Hotel, Club and Family Orders. 1lOrders' by Mail or Telephone receive prompt and careful attention I The O Dartmouth Press HANOVER, N. H. Cross, Abbott Co. lWholesale Grocers arzd Coffee Roasters 3532-35323753315-3535353335315 ROBERT F. MEECI-I, Manager WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT. .Wl1y rlon't the girlx propose, Dlamma? Why davit the girl: giJro750.re? -Alpheus Dixi Remember Lot'.v wife. -Class of 1911 08 J. M. Asnnsros AND MAGNESIA PRODUCTS Portland Sectional Conduit Pipe and Boiler Coverings Roofing and Building Materials Asbestos Household Articles, Steam Packings Electrical Supplies Phoenix Stove Lining Asbestos Materials Asbestos Wood Manville Fire Extinguisher H. W. JOHNS-MANVILLE CO. . 55-59 High Street, Boston, Mass. New York ' Boston . Pittsburg Baltimore Seattle New Orleans Milwaukee Philadelphia ' Cleveland San Francisco Kansas City Dallas Chicago St. Louis Buffalo Los Angeles Minneapolis London I Jenkins Bros. Valves lilllllll 1 - ll 3 Lili:--i ties nl, .p,V For High and Low Pressure ll!Ih,l. 6q55-9 For Steam Water Gases Acids and Oils li Ill 9 3 i'in 'g'l: ':i' 'Ze ' ' ' t il' llltl . AUM -lllll., Jenkins -ll lille 'irrirr r 1 L 95 Sheet Packing , Will' make a joint that will be absolutely tight, that will not rot, H -All -.4' A E burn or blow out, and that does not have to be followed up. It is test for more than a less expensive because much lighter in weight. Has-stood the quarter of a century, and has every quality necessary for making flanged joints under any pressure known to the engineering profession. ' JENKINS BROTHERS 35 High Street, BOSTON ' ohn Street, NEW YORK 133 No. Seventh St., PHILADELPHIA 71 J 31 No. Canal Street, CHICAGO f 62 Watling Street, Queen Victoria Street, LONDON I .vhall fight it out on this line, If it takes all :u11zmer. -Ned Oakford, CX-,O4 All the fworld'.v a stage. -Fay, ,IO . 409 ,. - ' 'lg: '!5'-- , u w ul ummmmum mm11mmmmsmnmmilimuunun Ml u g - lmw il nliiwfiil lil' W ' , i i i w if 'Wvm-1asiwewmrWLXLIQ- 3: lllbw: ' l ll lil-l il 11lM'lI,ll ,- 'P qlliql, .xgsgligv M llHll l ' M 'i lllr:i1lllii1m:ew:..1ll!lqWW6gg.a 'wi 17 fir- ' v' 4 N f :ix ifigfil-all alllel-of ' 'L' ll!E'llFlll+l?ll1i flii?ll all xl' ' -111 ly 'El4 il 11i!'-1' fri I 1fi H1 'ai V l in 'l.mi,i . , . , w l9'l 1 :ig W QqwillllllllllllilxivZKAUBHPQTXIK r w A14 k 0 l, ' lil ix llsl nal I w if l I l wr :gl-if . U . wa.: l ill' l I 1 mm mHwfHWl'llllW' ' l lllmwmrlfiinuuuum1umuumJ Better than Coffee Richer than Coffee Seven-eighths Coffee Class Canes Banners' Emblem Pins A Specialty of V Estimates and College Designs Work e Furnished J. C. Derby CONCORD, N. H. wsu Q?-R S 94 i?E K40 ax ii mane G igl i- rmmc .ef-'f Q-YEBLQ f 7'i-L-RN. -' 4,g..-..,,.i N -uwu-......................, . --............... ....... . .-wa .41 E E E nf : 1 - ' 2 -E 1 V S 'ii 4 -. nn 4, X - it e S' .sqm-A Our Hosiery needs no printed guarantee It is made for wear 'Any good hosiery will last six months Without a guarantee We guarantee satisfaction S 0 L D B Y Q Charles H. Dudley Hanover, New Hampshire E. A. HANLEY CO. Commission Merchants and Wholesale 'Dealers WE SELL Poultry, Game and Provisions 78 NORTH ST. BOSTON, MASS. REFERENCES Metropolitan National Bank or Any Mercantile Agency in the U. S. 'Tfwa.f Iain' o' leingflam-como to loolz On .tech a blersed oreturf'-VV. S. Carlisle, ,II 410 IVhere ignoranfe is bliss, 'tis folly Zo be fwi.re. -Mart. Hannon, ,IO The College Bookstore MINSCH, VIETOR Es' BLAKE Text Books, Stationery, Waterman Pens. Sole agents for Red Dwarf Ink Pencils 2 2 Q Pictures and Pic- ture Framing f Dartmouth Banners AT THE HANOVER INN Hill Sz Harrower A Wholesale and Retail Wall Papers A Friezes and Moulclings 25 and 27 Cornhill Boston, Massachusetts C. D. BROWN 8: CO. Hardware A and Stoves BRIDGMAN'S BLOCK Hanover, New Hampshire W. E. BOWMAN Hair Cutting, Shaving Shainpooing R AZORS HO NED M , A AT HANOVER INN - To his Aizois Tax- Wlzeiz -we tswo parted In silence and tears. - Heinie St kl They are green and only good for fools. -Freshmen 411 1 A little better than seems necessary T e Tuttle Company tae I llmttatea' Editions In Leatlzer, Clotlz and Paper Bzhdirzgf Rutland, Vermont ESTABLISHED 1832 'Ti,f pleaxant :ure to .ree oneir name in print, A boakiv a book, although tlzereir nothing in il. --H. O. Rugg, '08 412 He talks, ye gods, hofw he does talk! -Moffat, ,O9 WRIGHT, KA Y Co. Fraternity Badges Fraternity Stationery Fraternity Jewelry Fraternity Invitations Fraternity Novelties Fraternity Announcements Fraternity Pennants Fraternity Programmes Our 1908 Catalogue of Fraternity Novelties is now ready and will be mailed upon application. Send for our sample book of Stationery WRIGHT, KAY sz oo. Manufacturing Jewelers and Importers ' 140-144 Woodward Avenue -l 24-26 Rue des Petits Hotels DETROITL MICHIGAN PARIS, FRANCE Compliments of a Friend li V , v'fr'e! 1 rv' A . ef X--1-2'-wt' ss:-nfsf'n:.s1f: :few ' 'E' 025'-1514 . QM: fl- 2 9 iw: 'ws W? ' 49: 4 nr ,aa . P I -'za H jig for care, a jig for fwoe, If I can't pay, fwhy I can ofwe. -Carpenter, 'Io The march of i1zlelleft. -Patten, ,II 413 C. F. YORK 85 CO. Represented by C. F. YORK 67'Eh6Z77f ailofcv WINTHVROP BLDG '. Up one aight 7 Water St., Cor. Washington St. BOSTON, MASS. Telephone Main 25129 Portland Stone Ware Company Manufacturers of ' nmlilix ' - w 1 -: Z 1 gt li ll y. 5 ' Milli ordering of us you can get deliveries in New England i one to three days. Illustrated Catalogue and Test of Sewer Pipe t on application. Factories at Portland, Me. Winslow 8: Co., Proprietors BRANCH HOUSE 49 Federal Street, Boston, Mass. Geo. C. Dunne, Manager DEPOT AND YARD 534 Rutherford Ave., Charlestown, Mass. TELEPHONE CONNECTION Co-Operative Athletic Goods Including Football, Baseball, Track, Golf, Tennis, Basketball, and Gym- nasium Supplies Cravenettes, Suitings, Overcoats Men's Furnishings Art Photographs and Furniture Banners, College and Fraternity jewelry Outfitters to Dartmouth Col- lege and Preparatory Schools Charles H. Dudley HANOVER FRUIT Co. Choice Fruit At the Lowest Prices ALSO A FINE LINE OF Confectionery, Cigars 8.1 Tobacco Fancy Crackers and Canned Goods CALL AND SEE US South Main St., HANOVER, N. H. I I fwmzt thai glib and oily art, To speak and purpose not. -Detlefsen, '08 414 So fwise Jo young, they say, do new er lifue long. -Cartland, '09 The Hammond T Writes so La A nguages on One M ypewriter achine Perfect Alignment. Uniform Im re ' P SSIOII This instrument h ur machine had Q. as all of those neat devices which you wish yo 8 W ' ORK IN SIGHZ. i I . us Q ' 4 L ' 4 'A . Qxi Sec .N in b I nu' - 12 'Iil lg I' 'F' In H f ' - 'i qfhlllumlinlf A ...4....4..,,, 'li 55514119 Q. 5 ' - ' A JT: ,, offowfa WW N91 0' r 'ff,, 5 s ff l' ,,.,,, S .- J ,V . ' e v i-i : - - 7,0 6 ff uhm A-I 43.4, -s- ',,-'gQZ' .i ,l irv lof, Q-i- 1 li' ly ' J '+- - f A .' sff.'w' af .' U 5 f b gffw M -F .1 ' -f Qui S- I ..,.. N SE I - 5 ff ,. -- UE i s Ts .f , 'f' 'XX, L- A 5,445 '11 Ex, xxxs Z:-.L-,Ei vi- ' V , T' -Q26 M i ifE - ., Every Word Visible t a All Times. New Model of 1908 If You Wo ld u Know More About Th is Machine, Address The Hammond Typewriter Company No. 188 DEVONSHI RE STREET, BOSTO Blend your .fpeeclz a little N, MASS. Lest it may mar your forlurzesf'--A. T. Ande rson, '08 fl .mdden thought strikes me. -J. Baldwin, ,IO 415 ODD THINGS. IF YOU WANT SOME- THING DIFFERENT IN College Emblems, Class Pins Badges, Flags Stationery WRITE OR CALL AT 15 SCHOOL STREET BOSTCDN, MASS. DENTA BUSH J. T. Glines Co. IMPORTERS AND ROASTERS Teas and Coffees so AND 51 INDIA STREET 280 INDIA SQUARE, .' Boston, - Mass. Established -1838 Telephone, Maine 2296 College Footwear It will pay you to see our line of Knickerbockefs before buying, because it is one of the best shoes on the market at a popular price. It is honestly made and durable, and best of all, carries the styles of higher priced f lines 34.00, 54.50 and 55.00 Rubbers and Tennis Shoes. The J. N. Chase Co. HANOVER, NEW -HAMPSHIRE WEBSTER 5 DICTIONAR . i Q..?L?:3,,,, fe I---I - I . sggfjlsg , - IT IS lg -sfLf1-1 I UP T0 DATE. Qi' , I ,li AND ' f Ei -FI I il' , I T i ' ie, . . rr' , . ., . . ' C de DC u 3 1 es ual' ' I RELIABLE RECENTLY ENLARGED WITH is 25 000 New Words and Phrases ALSO ADDED New Gazetteer of the World New Biographical Dictionary Edtorm Ch f W T Ha is 'PhD LLD Unit dSt t sCommissio rofllducation. 2380 Quarto Pages 5000 Illustrations. GRAND PRIZE CH'gh t A ' dj WORLD S FAIR ST. LOUIS 5 I X in ill Also Webster's Collegiate Dictionary 1115 Pages. 1460 Illustrations. Regular Edition, 3 bindings. g De Luxe Edition, on bible paper, 2 beautiful bindings. , FREE, Dictionary XVrinkIes. Illustrated pamphlets. ' G. G C. MERRIAM CO. .i Springfic1d,Mass.,U.S.A. 3, - GET THE. BEST i Get moneyj .still get money, boy, No matter by :what means. -Manager Dartmouth Magazine 16 Leis ialk of grzwex, of fworm: and epitaplzd'--Alden, '08 Makes' Irksome WATERMAN 5 IDEAL alters the entire experience of a writing man or woman. It turns the druclgery of writing into a An Task' delight: it means working with a perfect equipment which malces every writing minute capable of more 4 work in hetter style and with an ease which is in itself a pleasure. In all, it is the perfectly made . , pen, which, with the patented SPOON FEED-regulating perfectly the How of ink to the point of the pen and the clever CLIP CAP insuring against loss have macle it the worlci's recognized standard wrlfmg Instrument Ask your dealer L E Waterman Co 173 Broadway New York . 1 ' ' ' ' 0 - -, , . A T-iii - 7. li'-11' -' - 'I . ' , r . .Y Y Y ' r CHARLES WESLEY HEAR Photographer to Aegis '09 A WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF HIGH GRADE COLLEGE WORK Send for Samples and Prices 164 TREMONT STREET Tlzereif II sweet liitle Cherub that .fits up aloft, To keep watch for the life of poor Jack. -Jack Childs lily pridafell with my foriunesf'-Skillin 41 H apgoods The National Organization of Brain Brokers . Twelve odices with special departments placing college, univer- sity and 'technical graduates, serving 25,000 of the leading employers of America ' It is none too early for the college man to look ahead to get in line for the best position, the most desirable location, the place with ir the greatest future Write us today stating course you are taking, experience if any, and position desired. Many openings for young men who would consider positions as teachers ' I Hapgoods CThe National Organization of Brain Brokersl Broadway and Duane Streets, NEW YORK 4 4' Be merciful greai Duke to men of mould! Hbale tlzy rage, use le1zity,rfweet, Chuck! -C. Scott, 'Io 18 This Jiriplizzg, sportifve, gay, and hold. -H astings, 'Io A. W GUYER GROCER We also carry a line of Fancy' Groceries for Dinners and Banquets Fruit and Confectionery FRESH BREAD E V e r y D a y TWO DOORS BELOW THE INN HANOVER, N. H. Drafting Supplies Instruments in Sets and Singly - T Squares - Triangles - Slide Rules - Ink-i Papers - Pencils - Drawing Boards, Etc. CATALOGUE lS FREE Wadsworth Howland 8z Company INCORPORATED 82 and 84 WASHINGTON STREET BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS DISCOUNT TO COLLEGE STUDENTS DARTMOUTH ' Pins, Banners and Buttons Dartmouth Spoons, Dart- mouth China, Fountain Pens Sporting Goods and many other things can be bought at the Very Lowest Prices at Carter's E. M. Jewelry Store Successor to N. A. FROST Watches Properly Repaired and Warranted . ' . . ' . Hanover, New Hampshire Dartmouth Pharmacy HEADQUARTERS FOR Pure Drugs Medicines Chemicals and Toilet Articles The filling of Physicians' Prescriptions A Specialty Agents for the famous Belle Mead Sweets L. B. DOWNING Thou hast no .rorrofw in thy Jong, No -winter in thy year. -Wallace Ross Lofw ambzizon and the Zhzrst for praise. -A. L. Lewis, '08 41 All cuts used in the Aegisuwere made by The Suffolk Engraving and Electrotyping . Compjny 234 CONGRESS STREET BOSTON, MASS. . A 53 SABIN STREET 225 FOURTH AVENUE PROVIDENCE, R. I. ' NEVV YORK W'hat rage for fame atlendx both great and small! - Better be' damned than mentioned not at all.--Keough, 'I 20 The -very pink of perfection. --R. Crowley, '08 SHA TTUCK JO ES Fresh Fish S -A an M Taeilgfwlf 2 Gig ss. ,G - Sf?-f 1 4 Wvggiev -..a-,AJ ,, . wha Ss., , 7. . l,,1,.s,?., Q A M -'T - as ...SE Q-'f7. , if1L+. - , . '- S q?3Y?fmff:e!Le.f.:5'1146'1:' rt fm 'if f - 1.Qs1f?E?11Lf'9 ,. -2tQF?i ' , :7'f1' ' M l . ' - l Y' 1 I -'ff -- .zhf yf 5 -- .:g:ir:1ecsv,inaex,-f --f f :Qi nf: ' 'uf' :i,1ff'1'ii wi-fl 3 - 5' is-:' , ,f 1 ,. 128 Faneuil Hall Market 'ff-We' BOSTON, MASS. Frequently Represented in Hanover By MR. F. C. BRADMAN C. L. Ber ger 8: S ons BUFFLQ BERGEPQ 37 WILLIAMS s'rREE'r BOSTON, MASS. Improved Engineering and Surveying Q-in .f l m . ' JG. fi at . ' s , L 1' ' 'I' mlllllllllllllllllllllll , ' . l. .3 . l D E-mn L EHEBP ' ' 1 F - tsl ' lnstruments HEY secure in their instruments: Accuracy of divisiong simplicity in manipulationg lightness combined with strcngthg achromatic telescope with high powerg steadiness of ad- justment under varying tcmperaturesg stiffness to avoid any tremor, even in a strong windy and thorough work- manship in every part. Their instruments are in general use by the U. S. Government engineers. geologists and surveyors. and the range of instruments as made by them for river, harbor, city. bridge. tunnel, railroad and mining Engi- neering. as well as those made for triangulation or topographical work and land surveying. etc.. is larger than that of any other firm in the country. Illustrated Manual and Catalogue sent on application And this is fwhy I sojourn here Alone and palely loitering.-Jack Corcoran A fwixe Jon maketh a gla d father. -Morris, 'I , ' 421 FURNITURE Trunks, Bags and Suit Cases Curtains, Drapery, etc. Chiffoniers, Couches, Mor- ris and Gflice Chairs Room Furnishings---All Kinds STUDENT'S FURNITURE A S P E C I A L T Y George W. Rand 8: Son BRIDGMAN'S NEW BLOCK HANOVER, NEW HA MPSHIRE When it is from us HDOn't Worry, ' It is right Haffer and ' Hciberdasier A SPRINGFIELD, MASS. MCMORROW GEO? P. RAYMOND CO. College Sh0eS Costumers for College Men AMATEUR WORK A SPECIALTY 2 B0ylSf0Il Platse BQTSTON, MASS. foff Boyl t n Std Telephone Oxford l415 33.50 to 38.50 per Pair 238 Washington Street Opposite Young's Hotel BOSTON, MASS. WRITE FOR CATALOGUE An homes! man, Clare buttoned to the chin, - 'Broadcloth fwiihout, and a fwarm heart 'wifhi7l.u--J01'11'l Glaze 22 Gloomy as llze night, he 5tan.'l.v. -Frothingham, '08 The Dartmouth Box Ball Alleys GIVE A Cash Prize EACH WEEK TAVERN BLOCK COMPLIMENTS -OF THEr W. s. QUIMBY COMPANY Q99 TEES arm , COFFEES The H. T. Howe Coach, Livery M and Transfer Company Makes all trains to and from Han- over, day and night All train orders must be at Stable Oflice forty minutes before trains are due at station Hacks on order any time clay or night All kinds of light and heavy teams with or without drivers Coach and Carriage Service for the Hanover Inn at short notice Easy carriage and careful drivers always in readiness for the Mary Hitchcock Hospital work T JONES Sz SARGENT Groceries and Meats H We have a complete line of Fancy and Staple Gro- ceries ancl Meats Tobacco and Cigars HANOVER, NEW HAMPSHIRE Satire'.v my fweapon, but To run amucla, and tilt Fm too discreet all I meet. -Badger, '08 Amend your fwayr and' your doingrf'-F. Eaton ' 42 Dr. W. H. .POOLE Brutini OFFICE HOURS ' 8.30 a. m. to 12 rn. 1.30 p. rn. to 6 p.m. TONTINE BLOCK HANOVER, N. H. Dartmouth Book Store E. P.- STORRS Proprietor Books, Smiionery Fancy Goody College Publications-new and old Domestic and Imported Cigars Cigarettes, Tobacco Agent for the Leading Fountain Pen Com- panies- every pen warranted Opposite the Inn Hanover, N. H. Carl V. Peterson Cnyfofn Tcziifor Maker of Men's Fine Clothes at reasonable prices V ' Pressing and Cleaning Garments called for and de- livered Suits 320.00 and upwards FORD,S BLOCK JUST BELOW POSTOFFICE Allen Drug Co. BRIDGMAN .BLOCK HANOVER, N. H. H fool indeed ha: great need of a title, ' i It teaches men io call him Count and Duke. -Donahue 424 How hailz the mighty fallen. -Cushman, ,IO ff ' 9 ' Zllfkefifiisfn 5fZd.qff.f,f H STOCKED WITH .. ' P Dry Goods, Clothing, Ladies' and Gents? Furnishings Footwear, Hardware, Groceries A Feed, Lime, Cement and Coal I ' STORAGE CAPACITY F 15 Cars Flour and Feed. 1200 Tons Coal DAVISON 85 WARD Proprietors ' HANOVER, N. H. RICHARD D. ,KIMBALL CO. 6 B eaco n Street, BOSTON I 437 Fifth Ave., NEW YORK Plans, Speciiications and Superintendence f o r Heating, Ventilating and Lighting Installations. Central Heating and Lighting Plants A Specialty Engineers for Dartmouth College, Mount Holyoke -College, Williams A College, Wellesley College, Groton School, Abbott Academy, Wesleyan University, Phillips Academy, Oberlin College, Berea College, Washburn College, Connecticut State Hospitals at Middletown and' Norwich, Danvers Insane Hospital, MacDonald College, St. Anne de Belleconne, P. Q. Illidniglzt sfzout and refuelry, Tipsy song and iollityf'-Turtles Implores the j5aJ.ri1zg'trihute of qz sigh. -French, ,O9 42 Commonwealth Hotel OPPOSITE STATE HOUSE '. BOSTON, MASS. : 3 . 'S ' ..'.- xiT3Fif1f7n:i1fCu.1Ld'5 ,,:1:f'A1I15-145-ng? Egg EP: is-1 '51 Es --err ge e .. , M y ffi , , w g SG W,-.,. 11f1fg n-Eijglfgii: nfl - ge y . egg ps , ' 4. ei. '-f.f11, 4 Absolutely Fireproof Stone floors, nothing wood but the doors Equipped with its own Sanitary Vacuum Cleaning Plant Long Distance Telephone in Every Room I STRICTLY 'A . TEMPERANCE HOTEL FFERS rooms with hot and cold water for -561.00 per day and upg rooms with private bath for 31.50 per day and upg suites of two rooms and bath for 33.00 per day and up. Weekly rates on rooms with hot and Cold water and shower baths, 36.00 to 59.005 rooms with private baths, 39.00 to 312.005 suites of two rooms and bath, 315.00 to 322.00 Send fgr Booklet F. Manager W'henfe is thy learning? Hath thy toil O'er books consumed the midnight oil? -Hill, '10 A ' x
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